https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/a8a5aab52ca7dc9ccf59d770914780d2.pdf 96da517f5e6aa65a5abc224ee34b5839 PDF Text Text ., ' ,.' ~. ..: t i ,\ ~'- . .,:... '. o '.\',\'o-.4.~. ~... !'''' • ~ , .t' •. ~: :1/ '>'{>f~~:':J,-~:· .. ' , 1: -.' .'-' ;. -::,".\-,,:~ .... ..: .-:.-. ' ~ ,... t~-,f, ." ' -...~\ ........ '!.' fI, :-.]:.,.i . . '-' : :;~.. ':~ . ,,:' .'j' _ ..'~ :':: ~".-""" -, ~ '~.::" f".:;· ....~ •."'.,. ;-:-"<-:'". ',;'" ~ f.- ' ,.,: ,~~.i,;;~·~t~. " ,~:':'>'):', .':"~> 'y, <: ,':": .. ~ ': ; :~ .~ ,', . >".-' " ~: - . ....... -~.::' ..... " �Volume XX, no. 3 July Til &October, &4 1997 PI61111 - • • ~.< • _ _ ~: •• , Published Quarterly By: P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KS 66046-0664 ~_- - 0• • - -.- " : J ' ';'-' • • -v'- -- ~ . - l: (~ .,r- •• .. ..._ I �DOUGLA5 COUNTY, KAN5A5, 'GENEALOGICAL 50C~ETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWllENCE, K5 66D4 6 -D66 4 PLANNING COMMITTEE Janet Payne Sandy Robison Charles Worley Erma Worley Mary Burchill Beverly Chapman Shelley Hickman Clark Alta Duncon . Jerry Feese 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.~., __ITI.~eting 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. J �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc. P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Volume XX No.3 and 4 Contents July & October, 1997 Page Genealogical Society begins new project------------------------46 Osma Room to be expanded----------------~---------~------------47 Rebecca Brooks Harvey------------------------------------------47 Census Indexes for Kansas 1855-1925----------------------------48 Entries under personal in the Index to Laws of Kansas----------50 10 best genealogy sites on the Internet----------------------~-66 Motheriode of primary genealogical information for free-----~--67 Book reviews------------------~--------------------------------69 Historical marker in Lawrence----------------------------------74 Oak Hill Cemetery lot owners-----------------------------------74 Indian Relics--------~-----------------------------------~-----87 Douglas County schools-13thcommencement-----------------------88 Wedding-Corina Harris and Fred Hill----------------------------90 Index to Portrait & Biographical Record of Leavenworth, Douglas and Franklin Co, KS 1899--------------------------92 Coming to Kansas-------------------------------------------- ___ 95 Index to Volume XX---------------------------------------------98 The Pioneer welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and ~opyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure to leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the Pioneer editor at the address above, or submit to one of the Planning Committ~e members. 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 Society the Pioneer will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT of $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �dENEALOGICAL SOCIETY BEGINS NEW PROJECT: Index of Obituaries and Death Notices from 1864-1891 Newspapers by Paul Jordan In my function as "Genealogist" (responding to requests sent to the Society for family data), I am often asked for copies of obituaries. Often the requestor assumes we have a complete file of obituaries, as I suppose many genealogical societies do. During my searches I have found several different files and indexes for different time periods in different places, so I made a list of those available and will put a copy of it in the Osma Room at the Lawrence City Library and will give copies to the Watkins Community Museum and other libraries. The available obituary files and indexes are nearly complete for about 1978-1997, .but the coverage of earlier years is spotty. Naturally the requests we are receiving are for much earlier times, and the 1978-1997 obituaries won't be in demand until many decades from now. We have determined that what is most needed now is information for 1864-1891. Rather than making copies of the obi tuaries and death notices from those newspapers, we will prepare an index so the information can be looked up in the newspaper when needed. We will index the newspapers that are on microfilm in the Lawrence City Library, which are only Lawrence papers. Our goal is to complete the index in a year's time. . There are 49 spools of microfilm containing about 10,000 newspapers for 1864-1891. I have timed myself at copying data for indexing onto a worksheet, and cal6ulate that a person could work through a maximum of 40 newspapers an hour (many issues of the old newspapers contain no obituaries or death notices). In addition to the 250 or more hours of this work, numerous hours will be required to keyboard the data into a database.program which will then put the index into alphabetical order by surname. The index will then be printed onto acid-free paper and bound between covers. So far we have seven workers on this project, and we need a few more in order to complete the project within the year. If you live in or near Lawrence or Topeka (where the microfilms are) and would like to help, please call Paul Jordan at 785-842-4388. I will provide worksheets to make the work go as quickly and efficiently as possible. . . Page 46 �Osma Room to be expanded Included in the budget for the Lawrence PUblic Library, which was approved in January, is $20,000 for enlargement of the Helen Osma Room which is the Genealogy Library. It will double the size of the room. Plans being discussed include removing the glass wall from the door east to the wall and repositioning it going north to the stair well. The north wall of the room will be even with the north side of the stairwell so the room will be L-shaped. One of the changes will be that there will no longer be a locked door into the room. The three groups that have materials in the room, DAR, LPL and the Society agreed that it was not necessary to have the room locked. There will still be a reference librarian at the desk and the glass wall will allow visual surveillance at all times. The Society will be able to house the Lawrence Abstracts in the room and discussion is proceeding about this process. As background, the Worleys were given many abstracts by an abstract company here in Lawrence. Shelley Hickman Clark, a past president of the Society, has. indexed all of them by legal description. We will be able to have all these in the Helen Osma Room for researchers to use. This remodeling should begin by summer. Then we'll need help in moving the collections. It is an exciting development and the Society is grateful to the staff of the library for recognizing the importance of the room. Any chance you get tell the library of your appreciation. REBECCA BROOKS K~RVEY "Rebecca Brooks Harvey was born in slavery in North Carolina (she did not know when nor where nor the name of her Mother.) Why? because as a baby she was given as a chattel for a debt one man owed another. The creditors took the baby for the debt and gave her to the Brooks lady to raise. The name of Rebecca was given the child." . "In rearing their children, our parents taught obedience at home in school and to the laws of the state." ' "Father told us on leaving home for school, learn, behave and tend to your own business. Mother being a devout Christian added prayer." Original source:. RH. MS P62 Lawrence, KS 1945 SRL Ks Coll: Ed. S. Harvey-Story of his Mother-Rebecca Brooks Harvey Page 47 �, 'CENSUS INDEXES FOR KANSAS, 1855-1925 Researchers of Kansas data are fortunate that censuses are available for every fifth year from 1855 to 1925, with the exception of 1890. Censuses are also available for 1856-1858 and 1859. All of these censuses are available to us here in Lawrence, most of them in Hays, 1900 and 1910 in Manhattan, and a few parts in Pittsburg, at the State university libraries -- but indexes are not available there. . For indexes we can go to Topeka, or for some of them we can use interlibrary loan. The Kansas State Historical Society research library in Topeka has numerous indexes as well as each actual census for all of Kansas. The following information about their indexes is copied from a Historical Society pamphlet, Kansas Census Indexes 1855-1925, printed in February 1995, and other information obtained from the Historical Society in March 1997. The indexes are for all of Kansas unless otherwise specified. 1855: Available in book form and on microfilm. 1856-1858: Available in book form. 1859: Available in book form. 1860: Available in book form and on microfilm. 1865: Entire state available on microfilm (interlibrary loan available). Osage, Ottawa, Pottawatomie, Riley, Saline, and Wabaunsee counties are available in book form. 1870: Entire state available in book form. State mortality schedule available in book form. Bourbon, Crawford, Davis, Dickinson, Doniphan, Greenwood, Johnson, Pottawatomie, Riley, Saline, Sedgwick, and Wabaunsee counties are available in book form. 1875: Entire state available on microfilm (interlibrary loan available). Crawford, Dickinson, Douglas, Jefferson, Pawnee, Phillips, Riley, Sedgwick, and Wilson counties, and the City of Salina are available in book form. 1880: Soundex for each household with a child 10 years or younger available on microfilm. State mortality schedule available in book form. Brown, Clark, Clay, Crawford, Davis, Dickinson, Ellsworth, Lane, McPherson, Marion, . Marshall, Mitchell, Montgomery, Morris, Nemaha, Pottawatomie, Pratt, Reno, Page 48 �Republic, Riley, Wabaunsee, and Wilson counties, and the City of Parsons are available in book form. 1885: City of Topeka available on microfilm (interlibrary loan available). Crawford, Jefferson, Riley, and Wilson counties are available in book form. 1895: Clay and Ness counties and the cities of Topeka and Fort Scott, and Soldier and Topeka townships in Shawnee county are available on microfilm (interlibrary loan available). Riley and Wilson counties are available through the library card catalog. Thomas county and the city of Hutchinson are available in card form. Volunteers have been inputting data from the 1895 census to computer for about a year. The indexing is far from complete, but the information now available can be searched on the reference desk computer. The database is being updated weekly. 1900: Soundex available on microfilm. Elk, Riley, and Wilson counties are available in book form. 1905: Fort Scott, Hutchinson, Kansas City, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Ottawa, Pittsburg, Salina, Topeka, Wichita, and Soldier and Topeka townships in Shawnee county are available on microfilm (interlibrary loan available). Wilson County is available in book form. 1910: Miracode index available on microfilm. Johnson and Riley counties are available in book form. 1915: Fort Scott, Kansas City, Leavenworth, Pittsburg, Wichita, and Soldier and Topeka townships in Shawnee county are available on microfilm (interlibrary loan available). Kiowa county is available in card form. Street address indexes for Atchison, Lawrence, and Topeka are available. 1920: Soundex available on microfilm. 1925: Soldier and Topeka townships in Shawnee county available on microfilm (interlibrary loan available). Street address indexes are available for Abilene, Arkansas City, Atchison, Chanute, Coffeyville, Dodge City, EI Dorado, Emporia, Fort Scott, Great Bend, Hutchinson, Independence, lola, Junction City, Kansas City, Lawrence, Leavenworth, McPherson, Manhattan, Newton, Olathe, Ottawa, Parsons, Pittsburg, Salina, Topeka, Wellington, Wichita and Winfield. The LDS's Family History Centers can get loan of microfilms of some of the indexes from the library in Salt Lake City. The ones available are 1855, 1880, 1900, 1910, and 1920. Submitted by Paul Jordan Page 49 �ENTRIES UNDER PERSONAL IN THE INDEX TO LAWS OF KANSAS 1855-1877 The information that follows is taken from the Index to the Laws of Kansas.It comprises all general, special and private acts contained in the original authorized editions of the laws from the . organization of the Territory of Kansas, in 1855, to the close of the 17th Annual Session of the State Legislature in 1877. It was compiled and published by J.D. Shaffer of the Leavenworth Bar in 1877. Kansas Statutes can be found in most public libraries and certainly in all law libraries. The complete set of statutes will be found in the University of Kansas Law Library located on the campus of the University. It is open to everyone. Ask a librarian for the location of the statutes. There is a great deal of information of interest to genealogists in statutes. Some of the better items appear under Personal heading in the index. These can include "rights restored to", "divorces", "rights conferred upon", "name changes" to mention just a few. A few examples will be given of the kind of information which is available and then the listing of names under the heading Personal in the index. Heading: Engle, Carrie Ella Louise, changed to Carrie Ladd Armstrong ..... 1873, 200. (1873 is the year of the statutes and 200 is the page number). The entry is as follows: Section 1. That the name of Carrie Ella Louisa Engle, of Montgomery County and State of Kansas, be and the same is hereby changed to that of Carrie Ladd Armstrong, and she is hereby constituted an heir-at-Iaw of Benjamin M. Armstrong, Montgomery County, Kansas. Section 2. That the name of Belle vaughn, of Doniphan county and State of Kansas, be and the the same is hereby changed to that of Belle Vaughn Bowers, and she is hereby constituted an heir -in-law of Martin B. Bowers, of Doniphan County, Kansas. Section 3. This act shall be in force and take effect from and after its passage. Approved March 5, 1878. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original enrolled bill now on file in my office . . Heading: Boggs, Henderson H. and Susan, divorced .... 1860,103{1860 ~s the year of the statutes and 103 is the page number). The entry is as follows: Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of .Kansas: Section 1. That the marriage relation heretofore existing between Henderson H. Boggs and Susan Boggs, be and is hereby dissolved, and that the said parties shall have all the rights and privileges of single persons. This act to take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved February 27, 1860. Submitted by MaryD. Burchill Page 50 �,~ I, j' 1 .; PERSONALAbbott, M. D., legalize acts of Adams. David, appropriation for I I 1862, 1873, 1873, 18 7 1, 1874, 1877, Aderhold, George "V., rights restored to Aiken, James H., rights restored to Aldemar, P. Elder, rights of conferred upon Aldrich, John R.,rights conferred upon 1 87 1 , Alexander, W. S., right restored to 18 7 1, Allen, A. c., rights restored to Allen, Benjamin Franklin, rights conferred 18 74, upon p. 1860, Allen, Anna A. and Nathaniel P. divorced 1873, Andrews, Lillie, rights conferred upon 1877, Anderson, T. J., rights restored to 1855, Armstrong, Silas, may keep ferry Armstrong, Carrie Ladd, changed front Carrie 1873, Ella Louise Engle 1873, Armstrong, Benjamin M., made heir at law 1869, Atwood, Samuel F., acts of legalized 1873, Ausman, William A., rights conferred upon 187 1, Ayres, Edward W., rights restored to 1873, Babcock, Henry, rights conferred upon 187 2 , Bacon, E. H., rights conferred upon 18 72 , Bartlett, A. S., rights conferred upon 1874, Blackmon, Fred. D., rights conferred upon 1874, Bacon, J. Allen, rights conferred upon, p. t. 1861, Bailey, John C., may make a ferry p. IH60. Baker, John, may erect ferry 18 71 , Baker, J. R., rights restored to 8 p. 1 59, Baker, Ormanzo M., may keep ferry 1862, Bak~r, T. H., Legalize acts of 1855, Baldwin, John, may keep ferry s. 1868, Baldwin, Lewis c., rights conferred upon 1877, Baldwin, O. W., may build mill dam t. 1861, p. Baldwin, William A and Julia S., divorced 18 7 1, Barbee, W., rights restored to 1871, Barber, James K., Sr., rights restored to 194 79 29 179 188 135 179 188 188 135 23 2 199 15 2 , ; 795 200 !I,.' 200 /. ". 15 6 199 188 19 8 t.) ,. :; , .- .i... ' I. " , " 3 11 311 ," 135 135 34 21:13 188 120 79 773 65 175 9 188 188 .. ....... \ /' ,,' I" i INDEX. PERSONAL- COlltillued. Bardwe,\1,' Horatio F. and Susan D., divorced p. 18 59, 45 Barnes,A. B. rights restored 18 7 2 , 268 Barnes,' F. D., rights restored to 18 77, 152 Barnhill," John S., legalize official acts 0 f 187 6 , 3 Barr, William V. and Louisa, divorced p. 1860, 23 2 Barry,'Abraham, may keep ferry p. 18 59, 117 Bassett, <Letta M., changed from Letta M. McLachlin p. 1860, 244 , B<irtlett,'Edward L., legalize acts of 1874" 6 Beach, Ashbel, relief of p. 1860, 426 Beakey, A J., disabilities removed 1875, 126 Beam, J. A, may build dam 1869, 130 ,Beardslee, Charles, rights conferred upon 1877, 180 Bearse, Allen Snow chang-I.! to Allie Bearse Eells 1867, 166 1871, 188 Bell, J. P. rights restored to Bell, Robert S., rights restored to 1872, 268 Bennett, Bedy, rights restored to 1871, 188 Bennett, Ida, may keep ferry p. 18 59, 115 Bennett, John, rights restored to 187 2 , 268 Berwen, Joseph, rights restored to 18n, 188 . Berkaw; Albert F., may keep ferry p. 18 55, 96 Bilger, Augustus and Emiline, divorced p. t. 18G1, 10 Bishop, Ebenezer L., rights conferred UPOII 1872, 308 Bishop, James M., rights conferred upon s. 1868, 65 Bishopberger, Julius, changed to Julius Bishop 1877, 183 Bishop, Julius, changed fr?1I1 Julius Bishop.berger 1877, i83 Bishop, Robert, may keep a ferry p. 1860, 267 Bissell, Chancey, rights conferred IIpon 1872; 310 Bittman, Geo. M. and Catherine, divorced p. t. 1861, 10 Black, W. C., relief of 1874, 15 6 B1ackiston, Ebenezer, may keep ferry, p. 1859, 101 Blackiston, Ebenezer, relating to ferry p. 1860, 279 �INDEX. PERSONAL - Con ti1l ued. 18 73, Blakely, A. ]., rights restored to Blanchneed. William S., rights restored to 1872, 18 57, Blanton, N. B., may collect bridge toll Blanton, Napoleon B., may keep feny p. 1859, Block, Ignat:r., rights confcned upon s. 1868, Boggs, Henderson H. and Su~an, divorced p. 1860, Booth, Fox B., may keep ferry 1855, Booth, Joseph G., rights restoreJ 1871, Boroling, Thomas B., rights restored to 1871, Bouldin, John T., rights restored to 1877, Housley, 'William R., rights restored to 1872, Bowen, 15aac, rights restored to 1872, Bowers, Belle Vaughn, changed frolll Belle Vaughn 1873, Bowers, Martin B., made heir at law of 1873, Bowers, Martin B. and Hulda, adopt Isabella Vaughn p. 1860, 1871, Bowles, Theo. C, legali:r.e acts of Brenner, David, rights conferred upon . 1872,. Brenner, Michael A., rights conferred upon 1872, Broderick, John and Catherine, divorced p. 1860, Hrool{s, Lorel17.0 N., rights conferred upon _ 1873, Brooks, William H., rights conferred upon 1873, Brown, Albert A., rights conferred upon 1873, Brown, Charles W., rights conferred upon 1874, Brown, Edwin R., rights restored to 1871, Brown, Harvey, relief of 1873, Brown, J. E., rights conferred upon 1877, Brown, Lois and G. W., divorced p. 1860, Brown, J. P., rights restored to 1872, Brown, Martin W., rights conferred upon 1871, Brown, William, rights restored to 1872, Broyler, Adam, rights restored to 1871, Brumley, O. B. and AI:r.ina E., divorced p. 1860, 196 195 179 268 157 103 65 233 790 188 188 15 2 268 268 200 200 376 25 309 309 233 199 199 198 135 188 217 180 234 268 263 268 188 234 : !, ~! 1'.' 1· i: I t:,· i I I f·· \ 1. 1" , .. 1,i ; , I .J , . INDEX. PERSONAL - COIttilll({:d. II t. 1861, Bruner, F. F., relief of 168 18 7 2 , Buck, David, rights restored to 187 2 , 168 Buck, James H., rights restored to 187 1, 188 Buckhart, J. B., rights restored to Buckland, Caroline E., rights conferred upon 1 8 74, 135 18,4, 135 Buckland, E. G., rights conferred upon 18 7 1 , 188 Bunch, David, rights restored to 18 72 , 268 Bundy, J. C, rights restored to p. 18 59, 109 Bundy, Josiah, may keep ferry 1877, 180 Burchard, Capie J., rights conferred upon 1877, 180 Burchard, Fannie R., rights conferred upon p. 1860, 4 2 7 Burdett, Jane G., Relating to divorce PhilBurdett, Jane G., changed to Jane G. p. 1860, 4 2 7 lips 18 7 1 , 260 Burdick, I. D., rights conferred upon 18 77, 152 Burford, John W .. rights restored to 1877, 152 Burford, William, rights restored to 187 2 , 268 Burns, John, rights restored to Burriss, Jeannette S. H., changed from Jeannette S. II. Martin 1857, 36 7 Burton, Ran., rights restored to 187 2 , 268 18 7 1 , 188 Bush, William, rights restored to 20 Butcher, John, may build bridge p. 1860, Bybee, George, rights restored to 187 2 , 268 Byrley, William, rights restored to 187 1 , 188 188 Caldwell, John, rights restored to 18 71, Cackburn, Fred. D. B., rights conferred lIpon 1874, 135 18 7 1, 188 Callis, W.O., rights restored to Cameron, Hugh, may keep a ferry 1857, 162 6 Cameron, W. J., legalJze acts of 1877, Campbell, Beam c., rights restored to 1877, 15 2 18 73, 210 Campbell, George, relief of Campbell, Zachariah T., rights conferred lIpon 1869, 153 Canniff, Jennie E., changed from Eliza Hamilton, and made h~ir at law of H. J. Canniff p. 185 8 , �~: . INDP.IC. PERSONAL- Colttiltlud. 18 7 2 , Cantrall, S. n., rights restored to Hattie May Carder,Hattie May, changed 1867, Eells, 187 1, Carder, Jo.el, rights restored to Carmack, Samuel, may keep ferry 1857, 1877, Carmean, S. H., appropriation for 18 71, Carmichael, William, rights restored to Carney, Thoinas, payment of interest due by 1864, state Carr. T. M., rights restored to 1871, Carroll, John, righ.ts restored to 1871, Carter, Henry 5., rights restored to 1877. Carter, Luther M., protection of 1857, Case, Alex E., legalize ac~s of as notary 1872, IX74, . Cheatham, W. T., disabilities removed Chewring, Abner, rights restored to 1871, Chewring, Pleasant, rights restored to 1871, Chewring, J., rights restored to 1871, Chewring, S., rights restored to 1871, Chewring, A; C., rights restored to 1871, Chewring, Harrison, rights restored to 1871, Chord, George D., rights conferred upon 1870, Christopherson, Lars, changed to Lars C. Thompson 1872, Cimerman, Fred. Anthony, changed from Frederick Anton David Zimmerman 1869, Cissna, Harriet M., changed to Harriet M. Snow 1872, Clapsaddle, Alonzo, rights conferred upon 1876, Clark, Aaron, rights conferred upon 1877, Clark, W. 5., may build mill dam 1877, Clark, Jesse W., relating to heirs of 1860, Clark, Penace Angelina, relief of lk60, Clark, Jannettah Ann, relief of 1860, 197 198 166 188 165 58 188 18 188 188 152 36 6 16 107 188 188 188 188 188 188 158 , :. k ~:: -. .1'/ . ; 'J I, . 'n - .~ .... . ( . .' . ! ! . . .i j-o' .; ~ . , : . .:' .' " . ii, , . :.1' " ~ •• eo ;''' . I ;;, 279 . " :1 II ISS Ii', ; ~., . 279 196 180 177 .: ,; I i' ; :. I ., i: . >I: : ,' ; i; 12S 12S 12S I, 1;· '.' ! '. 1. j I INDEX. PERSON AL - COlttil/lled. Clark, Andrew Jackson, relief of 1860, 1 2 5 1860, 125 Clark, John Allen, n;lief of 1860, 12 5 Clark, William' Edgar, relief of 1860, 125 Clark, Francis Marion, relief of 18 7 1 , 188 Clarke, Joseph D., rights restored 21 Clements, M. H., relief of 1876, Clopston, Henry H., rights restored to 1877, 15 2 42 Coburn, Frances G. and Edward 0., divorced p. 1859, Cocks, Charles James, changed to Charles James Coles 1861, 2 0 7 18 77, 2 1 3 Coffey, J. A., may erect toll gate. Coffman, H. P., relief of 1873, 21 7 Cogdell, Richard, rights restored to 1874, 107 Coger, Asa, rights restored to 1872, 268 Colburn, Albert W., rights conferred upon 1869, 15 2 Cole!'t, Charles James, changed from Charles J ames Cocks 1861, 207 Coles may sue and be sued 1861, 207 Conery, L. C., legalizing acts of 1862, 357 Connell, Thomas J., rights conferred upon 1872, 3 11 Conwell, John F. and Lucy E., divorced p. J 860, 235 1874, 135 Corey, John T., rights conferred upon Cotter, Jane and John H., divorced p. ,1860, 235 Coun, R. E., rights restored tv 1877, 15 2 Courtney. John, rights restored to 1872, 268 Courtney, William H., rights restored to 1871, 188 Cowart, John, rights restored to 1872, 268 Cowbanks, James, rights restored 1872, 268 Cotterson, W. C .• rights restored to 1872, 268 Cox, Charles G., legalize acts of 1872, 30 268 Cox, Charles G., rights restored to 1872, Craig. Thomas Cloyd, rights restored to 1872, 268 Crane. Clara L., and Orlando M., divorced p. IX60, 23 6 Crawford, James Henry, and Melinda E.li~abeth, divorced p. 1860, �INDEX. PERSON A L - Contil/ued. Crees, George Washington, rights restored to 1874, 187 1, Crevais, Jr., Charles, rights conferred upon 18 7 2 , Crocket, A. M., ri!~hts restored to 1874, Crocket, T. J., rights conferred upon Cummings, Charlotte M. and Cyrus W., divorced, and Charlotte restored maiden name . p. 1859, Cunningham, H. S., relief of 1876 , 18 76 , Cunningham, W. P., relief of p. 18 59, Curtis, Z'ich.,may keep ferry 1877, Curtis, Samuel E., rights conferred upon 1876, Custis, Silas, rights conferred upon DaLee, Amon G., and Clarinda E., divorced p. 1860, Davenport, E. R., rights restored to 1877, Davidson, John Garland, changed to vVilliam -Benjamin Davidson 1870, Davis, James, concerning ferry 1866, 1877, Davis, Frederick A., rights restored to 187 I, Davis, Israel W., rights restored to Davis, James, may build a ferry p. t. 1861, Day, John W., legalize acts of 187 2, Dean, Joseph 0., legalize acts of 1876, Dederick, George, rights restored to 187 2 , Delahay, Mark W., for transcribing journals t. 1861, Delange, Anne E., and Augustus p. 1858, 1867, Delorie, Elias, rights conferred upon Dejarnett, J. P., disabilities removed 1875, Dejarnett, W. H., disabilities removed 1875, Devenney, A. S., legalize acts of s. 1868, Dibbin, William H., rights conferred upon 1873, Dillard, W. W., rights restored to 1873, 1874, Dillinge, Geo., rights restored to 1874, Dillinge, Pete, rights restored to Dolph, Clara Eli7.abeth, changed to Clara Elizabeth Dolph Stiles 1861, 199 j.• I 135 18 7 268 135 41 23 0 23 0 99 180 196 237 15 2 · I i; I .. i ' .~' . :\ \ 162 193 151 188 38 , .' ; 35 5 268 ,, , I'. 6 10 iflr , I 165 127 I' ,i 1\ '. 68 199 179 ;'j' .: J., '11' 107 107 207 I, II '·:·• 127 It \ Ij It .,It t .1" .j!, ' I . J 200 INDEX. PERSONAL- Colttil/ued. Dolph, George Osmon, changed to George Osmon Dolph Stiles 186 5, 18 7 1 , Downson, J. J., rights restored to Doy, John, relating to counsel for 1 8 59, Dreyfoos, C., relief of 1 8 73, Driscoll, B. 0., rights restored to 187 1, 18 Dumbauld, Oriel, rights conferred upon 77, Dunbar, Henry, may erect ferry p. 1860, Dunlap, A., rights restored to 1 8 71, Dunn, Clarence A., rights conferred upon 1877, Dunn, Thomas A., rights restored to 1 8 7 1, Dunning, H. W., appropriation for 1877, Dutton, H. R., settlement with 1864, Dutton, A. R., suits against 1 86 5, Dyer, John W., rights n!storcd to 1874, 18 73, Eastwood. J. G., relief of 1877, Edie, J. S., appropriation for Edmondson, Jesse W., rights restored to 1 87 1 , Eells, Allie Bearse, changed from Allen Snow 1867, Bearse Eells, Hattie May, changed from Hattie May 1867, Carder Elder, P. P., appropriation for 1877, Eldridge, Edwin c., rights conferred upon 1870 , Ellis, Hamilton, rights restored to 187 2 , Ellis, Robert, rights restored to 1 8 77, Elliott, J. N , rights restored to 187 I, Elliott, Nixon, disabilities removed 1 8 75, Elliott, Nixon, acts legalized 1875, .1877, Elliott, Thomas, rights restored to 18 7 2 , Ellison, N. P., rights restored to 187 1 , Ell)" G. E., rights restored to Emersoll, Wm. B., acts legalized 1870, 1874, Emmart, Lewis, disabilities remove9 20,{ 188 47 217 188 180 277 188 180 188 58 201 ]61 107 2]7 58 ]88 , 116 166 62 159 268 15 2 188 12 7 12 7 1$2 268 188 244 10 7 �l' INDEX. PERSONAL - ContillTud. Engle, Carrie Ella Louise, changed to Carrie Ladd Armstrong 1873, Ephraim, H. M., rights restored to 1877, Ergenbright, George T., may erect toll gate 1877, Errich, John, may erect ferry p. 1860, Eskridgi, J. T., rights restored to 187 2, Estes, Caleb, rights restored to 1871, 187 2, Evans, David J., legalize acts of Evans, Elizabeth Jane, changed from Jane Sta, pleton 1871, Evans, J. B., appropriation for 1867, ,Evans, Richard, rights conferred upon 1872, Evans, Van, rights restornl to 1871, Ewalt, R. T., rights restored to ]877, Fanger,' E., relief of 1873, Farley, Nimrod, may keep ferry ]855, Farnham, Moulton S. (G.), appropriation for 1860, Farnham, Moulton G:, relief of 1864, Farnham, Moulto,; G., relief of 1865, Farnsworth, 1. E, legalize acts of 1871, Farren, George F., appropriation for 1860, Farron, Josiah, rights resto~eu to ]871, Faulkner, Charles E, relief of 1877, Fell, William 5., rights restored to 1871, Fender, George, rights restored to 1869, Ferguson, Robert, righ~s restored to 1872, Fields, R. I., rights restored to 1872, Finulay, Jaliles, lIIay build bridge 1855, Fish, Charles, may erect a ferry p. 1860, Fletcher, Edwin B, rights conferred upon 1872, Fletcher, F. M., relief of 1874, Fletcher, James J., rights of majority ]874, Fletcher, W. H., rights conferred upon Ig70, Flinn, Martin, rights restored to d~71, 201 200 15 2 21 3 27 0 268 188 202 ,', t, 9 269 22 30 9 188 151 21 7 "" i' !, I I:. " " 775 ]5 177 133 21 17 188 164 188 135 26g 268 77 0 27 6 3 11 ISS 135 1S8 188 ( j; ':! I " I'I, :.... , ; , i i.' ' i::, I},' .... t~I:~,' [. ~ '.j.;'~: " I, 'oj , INDEX. PERSONAL - Conti1l1led. 187 2 , Foreland, John M., rights restored to Forman, John W., may build bridge and keep ferry p. 1860, 187 2, ,Fox, Samuel J., rights restored to 18 73, Frank, Maurice, rights restored to Fraim, George W., may build ferry p. t. 1861, Freeman, J. H., legalize acts of 1871, 18 74, Freeman, W. F., disabilities removed Fritzwater, Levi, disabilities removed 187S, 18 77, Fuget, M. B., rights restored to Gardenhire, Samuel' Major, rights conferred 18 73, upon 1871, Garland, G. P., legalize acts of 1871, Garrett, John E., rights restored to 18 77, Garvis, Ichabod P., rights restored p. 1860, Gee, Lucinda F. and James M., divorced 1877, Gephart, Marshall, legalize acts of s. 1868, Gibbs, Elias, rights restored to p. 18S8, Giles, F. W. Legalize acts of 1877, Gillesse, James, rights restored to 18 71, Gillespie, Jerrerson W., rights restored to 18 74, ,Gilmer, William 1", disabilities removed 187 I, Gilstrop, Joseph, rights restored to Gird, Emma Jane, declared heir of Hugh 187 I, Quinn 18 7 2 , Glass, Gilbert, construct gate on road 18 72 , Glass, John G, r.onstruct gate on road 18 Glas!'l, Henry W., construct gate on road 72, 18 72 , Glass, Chules F., construct gate on road 1 87 2 , Grant, Daniel, legalize acts of 18 7 2 , Green, B. F., rights restored to 1873, Green, E. R., rights restored to 18 77, Green, O. B., rights restored to 18 Greenlee, D. R. B., rights restored to 72 , 288 268 179 33 21 107 126 IS2 19 8 23 188 IS 2 23 8 6 58 297 1S2 188 107 188 282 360 360 360 360 35 268 179 1$2 268 �r .., .'J I • ,I~ I 203 INDEX. · j' r- 204 r· PERSONI\L- COllti1tlted.. p.1860, Greer, Wm. M. F. and Matilda, divorced Gregory, M. F., may build bridge p. 18 58, 18 7 2 , Griffin, L. L., rights restored to Griffith, Will. R., rights conferred upon I870, s. 1868, Grimes; David c., rights conferred upon Grund, H. P., relief of 18 73, Grubb, Isaac, rights restored to 187 I, Gustu;, Peter, rights conferred upon 18 73, Guttomson, Nels, changed to Nelson Thomp. son 1872, Hackley, James, rights restored to 187 I, Haddock, J. M., rights restored to 1875, Hadley, Albert, legalize acts of 1875, Hagler, Jeremiah, relating to marriage p. 1860, Halburt, Alonz0 H., rights of majority 1074, Hall, J. W., Appropriation for 1867, Halliday, George, acts legalized 1872, Hamilton, Charles A., reward for arrest of 1859, Hamilton, Eliza, changed to Jennie E. Canniff p. 1858, Hampson, James, changed from James Ramsbottom 1872, Hanback, Lewis, concerning bond of 1871, Hanley, John, rights restored to· 1872, Honk; Lysander, rights restored to 1872, 1872, H unnicut, J. M., rights restored to Hobbs, John William, changed to John William Harmon 1861, Hannon, John William, changed from John William Hobbs 1861, Harrill, L., rights restoretl to 1873, Harrington, S:llnuel J., relief of 1875, Harris, A. A., rights restored to 1873, Harris, John, may erect ferry p. 1860, Harris, William D., may build bridge p. 186o, • 23 8 35 268 158 65 21 7 188 199 .; · .. I·· I I· . f I :i ; 279 188 126 5 242 135 23 38 582 91 279 2!J8 268 268 268 207 207 179 199 179 269 18 ( . '.~ ,. I, . I· . I- . i:~ , INDEX. PERSONAL - Continued. Harris, W. A., rights restored to .1872, Hart, Henry and Hellrietta, divorced p. 1860, Hastings, Will. H., relief of 1873, Haven, Edward, disabilities removed 1875, Hawthorne, J. 0., disabilities removed 1875, Hays, Ed. C, rights restored to 187[, Heard, Edw~rd, changed to Edward Miskell 1877, Hedley, James E. M., rights conferred uIJon 1870, Heim, Robert A., rights conferred upon s. [868, Helbert, Peter, rights r.cstored to 1874, Helm, Charles W., rights restored to 1871, Hemenway, Silas 0., may build bridge p. 186o, Henderson, Joseph alld Elizabeth, divorced p. [860, Henderson, T. W., disabilities removed 1874, Henry, William and Mary Jane, divorced p. 1860, Henson, George Marion, rights conferred upon s. 1868, Hepler, B. F., rights restored to 1871, Herman, H. A., rights conferred upon 1872, Herrick, Fayette c., rights conferred upon 1871, Hicks, Edwin P., legalize acts of p. 1859, Hicks, Z. T., rights conferred upon 1870, Higinbotham, A. A., legalize acts of 1873, Hildreth, Byron E. and Harriet B., divorced p. 1860, Hill, Alice, rights conferred upon 1873, Hill, Thomas J., rights conferred upon 1871, Hill, T. C., acts legalized 1871, Hitchcock, 1. c., may transcribe records of Brown county s. 1868, Hoagla~d, Kate K., declared heir at law of Robert Pratt 1872, Hobson, W. ]., relief of 18 73, Hobson, Wesley, relief of 187 2 , Hoffman, Christian, may build dam 1869, 268 239 21 9 126 [26 188 184 15 8 65 107 188 [7 239 107 240 65 188 3 II 262 227 15 8 20 240 19 8 260 21 3 72 279 21 9 34 2 13 1 �". " INDEX. PERSONAL - Continued. Hoffman, Christian, may build a dam 187°, Holden, H. L. and Josephine E., divorced p. 1859, Holland, James, relief of 18 73, Holliday, C. K., resolution concerning 1862, Hollinworth, Jeptha H., rights restored to 1871, Holmes, George B., to transcribe record 1~67, Holmes, George B" trail scribe records of Jacks. 1868, son county Hook, P. W., relating to records 1857, Horn~, T. H., rights restored to 1877; Horne, Thomas, rights restored to 1877, Hosmer, Edward, rights conferred upon 1873, Hough, Mary and Henry c., divorced, and Mary is restored to her maiden name, Mary Allen p. t. 1861, 187 2, Hovey, Dwight R., relief of 18 71, Howard, H. H., legalize acts of Howser, Peter, rights restored to 1872, Howell, R. C., rights restored to 1872, Hoyt, Lorenzo and Sarah E., divorced p. 18 59, Hudson, T. J., legalize acts of 1877, Huff, R. N., rights restored to 1877, Huhn, Anna, changed from Anna Mary Myers 1873, Hughes, Andrew S., rights conferred upon 1862, Humphrey, G. W., rights restored to 1877, Hunt, J. H., may dam Neosho .river 1863, Hunt, J. H., may build a dam 1866, 1873, Hunting, Henry, H., rights conferred upon Huntoon, Daniel R. and Lydia S., divorced p. 1860, Huston, Thomas G., rights restored to 1871, J-Iutson, Emmert J., changed to Emmert J. feck 1812, ~? '. \ 206 205 140 42 21 9 116 188 18 7 71 " 100 15 2 152 19 8 I I 343 19 268 268 43 6 15 2 279 260 35 l I: ~ i : 1" , t .' r, : i· i I· . i' I i ". I , L , 202 7 21 15 2 81 98 ,. i 199 241 188 2?~ INDEX. ~.' 180 upon hor, Manford L., rights conferred upon 135 Izor, Elizabeth, rights conferred upon 135 Jackman, F. H., rights restored to Jackson, Charles B., rights conferred upori Jackson, George W., rights conferred upon Jones, Nancy, rights conferred upon Jackson, Norma Diana, changed from Norma 18 70 , 162 Diana Miller, 18 7 1 , 188 Jackson, William J., rights restored to 18 72 , 268 Jackson, Z. N., rights restored to 18 74, 107 Jacobs, L. W., disabilities removed p. 1860, 24 2 Jamison, Elizabeth, restored to 18 77, 15 2 Jarbou, James, rights restored to 18 72 , 268 Jeffries, William, rights restored 18 77, 58 Jenness, R. E., appropriation for s. 1868, Jennison, Charles R., rights restored to 59 1877, 18 3 Jenson, James, changed from Jens Larson Jenson, Andrew, changed from Anders Larson 1877, 18 3 18 73, 19 [ Jerome, W. W., authorized to build dam 188 18 7 1, Jessey, David, rights restored to 1872 , 268 Johnson, Alex., rights restored to I �""~ ~, . ~. , t .." .i.: ' ~ i ' INDEX. PERSONAL - Con tin ucd. Johnson, B. F., rights restored to 1 8 7 2, Johnson, James, may keep ferry p. [859, Joh'nson, I(ezia L., changed to Kezia L. 1869, Mitchell 1 87 2 , Johnson, Mitchell, rights restored to p. 1860, Johnson, Sarah Ann and D. B., divorced Johnson, Thomas, appropriation for 1855, p. 1860, Jones, Elizabeth and James, divorced Jones, Elizabeth, restored to maiden name, p.1860,' Jamison 1873, Jones, E. R., relief of Jones, Meekly II., rights conferred upon187 1, 18 77, JOlles, N. N., relief of 18 J ones, Thomas S., rights restored to 73, 18 73, Jones, T. S., rights restpred to 187[, Jordan, George M., rights restored to 18 7[, Jordan, A. A., rights restored to Joyce, M. E., acts legalized [870, Katz, Bonheill1, changed to Bonheim Kahnp. 18 70, Kahil, Bonheim, changed from 'Bonheim Katz p. i 860, 1877, Keck, Ethan, changed to Ethan Burns Keck p. 1860, Keeler, Charles G., may erect ferry Keeler, Henry, transcribe certain records [866, 18 7[, Kelley, James H., rights restored to Kelsey, Joel E., legalize acts of 1871, 1860, Kendall, Johll, appropriation for 18 73, Kenner, Joseph c., rights restored to 18 77, Kent, Orson, legalize acts of 187 1, Keys, Osman, rights restored to, Kickasoler, Joseph, changed to Joseph K. In1869, . gles 18 74, Kiddoo, James, may build a mill dam 187 2, Kimball, Harry S., rights conferred upon <J', 207 208 I ! 268 II3 J' 242 21 9 26 3 20[ 179 [79 [88 188 166 36 9 36 7 [83 27 2 19 t 188 24 [6 179 6 188 i. 1 f.,: I " , 1-:" .' I',: " I", . I'~ I~" • V r.:, ' i.:, , i ' INDEX. PERSONAL- Continucd. Kimball, Warren, may builp ferry p. t. [861, 33 Kinsolving, W. C., rights restored to 1872, 268 Kine, Franklin, rights restored to 1872, 268 Kirk, Christopher, rights restored to 1872, 268 Kirkpatrick, William A., rights conferred upon 1870, 15 8 1877, 180 Kistler, Volney B., rights conferred upon Knapp, Edward W., rights conferred upon 1871, 26 3 Knapp, Wm. H., relief of 1873, 21 9 58 Kunkel, Jerome, rights restored to s. 1868, Laing, John M." rights restored to 1871, 188 Lamareau, E. D. R., appropriation for 1877, ~8 Lance, Rosa Malinda, rights conferred upon 1876, 196 Lane, James M., rights restored to 1873, 179 1855, 789 Landis, John, may keep ferry 1877, 18 3 Larson, Jens, changed to James Jenson Larson, Anders, changed to Andrew Jenson 18i7, 183 Lauson, D. H., rights restored to 1877, 15 2 Lavatte, Nathaniel, rights conferred upon 1877, 180 Layne, }. c., rights restored to 1871, 188 Leagur, E. R., rights r~stored to 1877,152 Leagur, Wm., rights restored to 1877, 152 Lecompte, Samuel D., legalize acts of 1855, 22~ Leis, Henry and Catherine, divorced p. 1860, 24 2 Lenker, Peter and Sarah L., divorced p. 1860, 243 Leen, Morris, disabilities removed 1874, 107 Leon, Lewis, disabilities removed 1874, 107 Lewis, H. H., rights restored to 1877, 15 2 1873, 179 Lewis, Joseph S., rights restored to 1855, 797 Lewis, Calvin, may keep ferry Lewis, Clark W. and Sarah, divorced p. t. 1861, I I Leslie, Thomas J., rights restored to 1877, 15 2 Linthicum, R. B., relief of 1873, 217 Linzee, Edwin M., disabilities removed 1864, 107 Litson, Henry, rights of majority 1874, 135 �. ',J~ / \,' , "I' ",!. INDEX. PERSONAL - Conti111ffd. 18 73, Loffiri, John R., rights conferred upon Loring, Joseph G. and Seraphina Martinez, di· vorced p. t. 1861, Louber, Jolin, rights conferred upon 187 2 , Lowe, Samuel A., to make index 1855, 18 73; Lowrey, Charles, rights restored to 18 77, Love, Thomas R., rights restored to Lovelace, George W. and Sarah, divorced p. t. 1861, Lykins, William H. R., relating to 1860, Lyman, P. C., rights restored to 187 1, Macglothering, Thomas J., changed from Thomas J. G. Vest p. 1860, Maggy, John, rights rei;tored to 187 1, Mallery, Marcus and Angeline. divorced p. t. 1861, 1871, Mallott, Hiram, rights restored to Malone, James, rights restored to 187 I, 18 7 2 , Maloy, John, rights restored to Mannee, Charles, rights restored to 1871, Marlor, Martin, rights restored to 187 1, Marquette, Susan and Stephen M., divorced,p. t. 1861, 187 6 , Marshall, Reuben, relief of Mason, Simon', rights conferred upon 1874, Martin, George J. and Sophronia H., divorced p. 186o, Martin, Jealtnette S. H., changed to Jeannette S. H. Burriss, 1857, 18 73, Martin, Edward, rights restored to Martin, Thornton, rights restored to 1873, Martin, Tyra H., rights restored to 1871, Martin, William H., rights restored to 1871, Martin, T. Hoyt, rights restored to 187 1 , 187 2 , Matheny, James M., appropriation for Matheny, James M., resolutions concerning 1873, Mathews, E. T., rights restored to 1873, 1872, Mathis, H. C., c?nstruct gate 011 road 209 199 r :j. lj ii 12 30 9 768 II' l' ,'[ 179 15 2 13 142 , 188 377 188 13 188 188 268 188 188 14 21 135 '. "," I.. ~ !I . ,.I' 244 36 5 179 179 188 188 188 77 41 179 360 I", l. i" I. l I' ! I I I i ;' i' I i I 210 INDEX. PERSONAL - Conti1tued. Mathis, "V. H., construct gate on road 1872, Matney, George, appropriation for 1857, Matthews, James G., relief of 1873, Maukers, George W., rights conferred upon 1869; 1872, May, Richard, rightc:;restored to Mayberry, H. J., rights restored to 187 I, McBowen, M., Jisabilities removed 1874, 1817, McCandless, C. R" rights restored to McCarty, John, may build bridge p. 1860, McCarty, Patrick, rights restored to I R7 I, McCarty, Patrick, rights restored to 1871, McCarty, W. T., rights restored to 1871, 1873. McClees, Nelson, rights restored to McClees, W., rights restored to 1873, McClellan, M. A., relief of 1876, 187 I, McCormach, John, D., righ ts restored to McCormick, Joe, rights conferred upon 1872, McCreary, S. P., legalize acts of 1871, 18 77, McCulloch, John P., rights restored to McDermit, John, rights restored to 1871, 1877, McGill, Thomas S., rights restored to McGinnis, Caroline A, changed to Caroline 18 7 1 , A Stanley 18 7 2 , Mcivor, John, rights restored 18 74, McKoon, J. A, legalize acts of McLachlin, Letta M. and Henry, divorced p. 1860, McLachlin, Letta M., changed to Letta M. Bassett p. I 860, McLain, J. Washington, rights restored to 187 I, McMillan, Lewis, rights of majority conferred 18 74, upon McNaught, Ann M., rights conferred up' 1877, McNieve, Thomas, disabilities removed 1874, Meginnis, John c., 'legalize acts of 1872, 360 36 5 21 7 153 268 188 107 15 2 32 188 188 188 179 179 23 1 188 3' t 21 15 2 188 15 I 266 268 244 244 188 135 180 107 I �I INDEX. .~ 211 PERSONAL- Continued. • Murrain, D. H., rights restored to 1877, 151 Merriweather, John C., rights conferred upon 1876, 196 Messerly, J. R., rights restored to 1877, 152 Meyers, Anna IHary, changed to Anna Huhn 1873, 202 Meyer, E~gene L., rights conferred upon s. 1868, 65 Michael, Jacob, relief of 1877, 203 Miller, George M., appropriation f01" 1873, 29 Miller, Norma Diana, changed to Norma Diana Jackson 1870, 162 Miller, Olin F., rights conferred upon 1873, 199 Miller, Silvia A., rights conferred upon 1872, 3 II Minor, H. H., acts of legalized 1870, 154 Miskell, Edward, changed from Edward I-Icard 1877. 18 4 Mitchell, n., rights restored to 1871, 188 Mitchell, David H , concerning ferry 1866, 193 Mitchell, David W., rights conferred IH69, 155 Mitchell, Kezia L., changed from Kezia L. Johnson 1869, 15 6 Mitchell, Mal'garet Ellen, rights conferred upon' 1869, [55 Mitchell, William, rights restored to 1871, 188 Mitchell, William H., rights conferred upon 1869, 153 Mobley, C. R., may erect ferry p. 1860, 271 Mobley, R. D., may erect ferry p. 1860, 27 1 Mohler, G. B., rights conferred upon 1872, 3 II .Montgomery, John, enfranchisement of 1876, 176 Moore, Ellen Jane, divorced from James L. Moore, and restored to her maiden name p. t. 1861, IS Moore, L. W., relief of 1873, 21 7 Moore, Porter J., rights restored to 1872, 268 Morgan, N. B., rights restored to 1871, 188 Morral, Albert, rights restored to 1871, 188 Tv! orris, Isaac E., rights restored to 1872, 268 Morris, Herbert Ripley, changed to Edward Ripley Morris 1870, 162 ! 212 I i !: ! . , I i· !. ,., ,.I'· INDEX. PERSONAL - Conti1t1ted. 18 7 2 , . Morris, J. M., rights restored to 187 2 , Morris, Allen S., rights restored to 18 7 1 , Morrison, William, rights restored to 187 1 , Morrcw, Z., rights restored to 18 77, Morse, Charles W., rights conferred upon p. 1R60, Morse, S. L, may erect ferry p. 1858, Morton, Abner and Susan, divorced p. 1860, Morton, W. A. and Sarah Jane, divorce,d 18 7 1 , Mounts, William J., rights restored to Miller, Joseph, changed to Joseph Miller Piaz18 73, zek 18 7 2 , Mullen, Martin, rights restored to 18 7 2 , . Murdock, Frank, rights restored to Murphy, Merrit 0., rights conferred upon 1866, Murphy, Michael, rights restored to 187 I, 18 73, Neal, Frank, rights conferred upon 18 7 1 , Neal, J. W., rights restored to 18 77, Nelson, W. A., rights restored to Newell, Joseph and Sarah, divorced p. 1860, Newland, Frederick P., rights restored to 1871, Nichols, William B., legalize acts of p. 18 59, Noble, Owen P., rights restored to 1871, 18 71, Norman, J., rights restored to Norris, M. F., rights restored to 187 2 , Norton, J. J., rights restored to 1871, Olsmith, Francis, changed.from Oliver F. Smith 187 2 , 187 1, Osborn, D. ]., relating to school land Osborn, Frank, relief of 1877, Orum, William J., legalize acts of 1860, Oswald, J. B., rights restored to 187 2 , Otis, William E., legalize acts of 1877, Page, Frank H., relief of p. 186o, Palmer, Edward and Dinah, divorced p. 1860, :ralm~r, pinah, restored to Pinah Riches p. 1860, 268 268 188 188 180 279 IO 245 188 . 201 268 268 17 8 188 199 188 152 245 188 227 188 188 268 188 279 3 17 1<)8 224 268 6 428 246 24 6 �.... I:' , " .. \ P E RSO N A L - COllti1l1ud. Palmer, James H., rights conferred upon 18n, Parker, Delas T. and Eliza c., divorce p. 1860, Parker, Harriet L. and Howard E., divorced p. t. 1861, Parkes, Scott, rights conferred upon 1873, Parma'n, Joseph R, rights conferred upon 1870, Parmenter, Mary, changed to Mary Parmenter Ralstin 18n, Parris, E. K., may construct a ferry 1870, Parrott, Marcus J., resolution concerning 1860, Parsons, F. "V., rights r.onferred upon 1870, Partee, A. Y., rights restored to 1877, Parthemer, Jonathan c., rights conferred upon 1871, Passmore, Jason D., legalize aete of 1860, Pate, Baley, construct gate on road t 872, Patrick, George W., rights restored to 1871, Patterson, Mary K., changed to Mary K. Wheeler p. '86 I 0, Patton, Z. B., rights restored to 1877, Paupitz, Frank, granting privilege, p. 1858, Peacock, Burrell F., rights restored to 1877, Peck, Emmert J., changed from Emmert J. Hu~on 187~ I, !, . 18 3 148 239 158 15 2 261 173 360 188 37 1 152 31 15 2 279 Peck, Charles Waverly, changed from Charles B. Hutson .. 1872, 279 Peck, Charles Waverly and Emmert J. made 18 72 , 279 heirs at law of Fannie L. Peck Peck, Lydia W. and Horatio N., alias James p. 1860, 247 Diamond, divorced 187 2 , 309 Pe~t'ield, John N., rights conferred upon 18 72 , 268 Peulleton, Philip T., rights restored to Peet, Robert, changed to Robert B. Wilson, p. 18 59, 55 p. 186o, 247 Perry, Lucy A. an·1 William, divorced 6 Perry, William, legalize acts of 1877, Petriken, H. W., relief of S. 1861, 11 28 1. 213 INDEX. ,I 214 INDEX. PERSONAL- COlltinued. 18 7 1, t88 PeytOli, John, rights restored to Philbrick, J. L., relief of 1874, 199 Phillips, Jane G., changed from Jane G. Burdett p. 1860, Phillips, N. T., rights restored to 1877, p. 18 59, I>hillips, William A., may keep ferry Piazzek, Joseph M iller, changed from Joseph Miller 1873, 201 Pierce, Frank, rights conferred upon 1870, 15 8 13 Pierce, Geo. G., appropriation for 1860, 135 Pierce, Thomas T., rights conferred upon 1R74, Pine, Jane and William, divorced p. 1860, 248 65 Plunket, Henry, tights conferred upon s. 1868, 20 Powers, David W, legalize bond of 1860, 21. Powers, David W., relating to 1860, Prather, Benjamin, rights restoi'ed to 1877, 15 2 18 57, 365 Preston, Wm. I., appropriation for Printz, Llewellyn H., rights restored to 1877, 15 2 Puett, Madi~on, declared register of deeds 1861, 245 18 75, 126 Puett, S. J., disabilities removed 18 7 2 , 268 Pullom, Dudley, rights restored to 1873, t99 Pulse, Beverly W., rights conferred upon 18 73, . 199 Pulse, Milton A., rights conferred upon 18 7 1, 188 Rain, Dr., rights restored to 18 7 1, 188 Rains. Jonathan H., rights restored to 18 74, 107 Railley, M. H., disabilities removed Ralstin, Mary Parmenter, changed from Mary 18 77, Parmenter Ralstin, Clute M., guardian of Mary Parmenter Rabtin r877, Ramsbottom, James, changed to James Hampson 18 7 2 , Ramsey, Anthony Wayne, disabilities removed IR7 2 , 18 7 1, Randall, J. W .. rights restored to Randall, John L., rights conferred upon t871, .:.~ �" (':~ ': ~:; INDEX. I; 215 216 ,, . I INDEX. l' '" \l) ()Q (1) 0\ N r . ri , ",I PERSONAL - COil tin ued. 18 70 , Rapp, Jacob, may build dam 18 77, Raymond, Frank Eo, rights conferred upon 18 73, Raymond, J. E" relief of 187 1, Redington, Hiram, rights restored to 18 7 1, Redman, Green B., rights restored to 187 2 , Reed, James M., rights conferred upon 18 77, Rees, Elias, fnay build toll bridge 1855, Rees, R. R, to make book of forms 1857, Rees, R. R., as to book of forms 18 7 2 , Reid, John, disabilities removed 1858, p. Repine, Alexander, granting privilege , p. 1860, Reynolds, Samuel. and Harriet, divorced 18 73, Rhoades, J., legalize acts of Riches, Dinah, changed from Dinah Palme'r p. 1860, 18 77, Rickets, J. J., rights restored to 1873, Ridgly, E. R., relief of 187 I, Rigg, W. c., rights restored to Riley, John E., rights restored to 187 I" p.1860, Ritter, Simon, hlay build a bridge Roach, Jesse Nelson, rights conferred upon s. 1868, Roots, Albert, rights restored to !87 I, 18 70 , Roatcap, John, may build a dam 18 Robbins, John Henry, rights conferred upon 71, 18 7 1, Robbin!;, John Henry, rights conferred upon 1871, Roberts, A. K., disabilities removed 1860, Roberts, Frank, appropriation for 187 I, Roberts, George M., rights restored to 18 7 1, Roberts, John, rights restored to 18 55, Roberts, Peter S., may keep ferry' 187 1, Roberts, S. E , rights restored to 18 7 2, Roberts, Todd, rights restored to 18 76 . Robison, George W., rights conferred upon 18 7 2, Robson, William, rights restored to 18 75, Rogers, M., relief of I.:' , 139 180 21 7 188 188 3 11 13 2 768 101 268 31 248 19 246 15 2 21 7 188 188 30 65 188 141 261 26 3 188 17 188 J88 7 84 188 268 196 268 197 I':' [" I :! , , Ii ' I 'j- ":1 :1 ;; d ij !, ! ' , ' .. , ' c .' , ~ i. !,;' ';:.~ , ",.' ; . ~'~', /, . .. " ij .::' , : PERSONAL- COlltinued. Root, E. A., acts legalized 18 70 , 16 5 Rosan, C. W., rights restored to 18 73, 179 ' Ross, Arthur, rights conferred upon 18 74, 135 Ross, Pitt, rights conferred upon 18 74, 135 Rossell, E. T., rights restored to 18 77, 15 2 Rossell, Frank, rights restored to 18 77, 15 2 Rothwell, John M" rights restored to 18 77, 15 2 Round, Henry, rights conferred upon 18 77, 180 Rucker, A. A., disabilities removed 1874, 107 ' Ruggles, C. W. N., acts legalized 1874, 9 Ruley, Bratney V., rights restored to 18 7 1, 188 Russell, Ed., acts legalized 1869, 15 6 Russell, William H. and Ganett , divorced p. 1860, 249 Ryan, George, relief of 18 73, 21 7 Sage, Nehemiah, may keep ferry p. 18 59, 106 Saunders, William A., rights conferred upon 18 77, 179 Sawin, Marshall Suart, right!; conferred upon 18 7 1, 26 3 Saxey, Albert Edward, rights conferred upon 18 73, 19~ Scannell, Perry, rights conferred lIpon 18 73, 199 Schermerhorn, Ebenezer, changed to Edward Schermerhorn 1871, 26 7 Scott, Charles B., rights restored to 187 I, . 188 Scott, Frank B., rights of majority conferred upon 18 73, 19 8 Scott, Joshua, rights restored to 18 71, 188 Searcy, G. N., rights restored to 18 71, ,[52 Searcy, G. N., legalize acts of 18 77, 3 Secrest, Delano B., rights conferred upon 18 73, 199 Secrest, Mattie E , rights conferred upon 18 73, 199 Sedgwick, O. Leroy, legalize acts of 18 71, 27 Seicker, S. M., rights restored to 18 7 2 , 268 Seiver, Samuel F., rights rest~red to 18 77, 151 Sewell, David F., right!; conferred upon 18 70 , 15 8 Seymour, John, rights restored to 187 2, 268 . L ' .. <~ �. ... ' .~ - t·;' \ " ;~. .;.-.. :. ~ .. INDEX. PERSONAL - COlltinued. Shaft, Joseph and Almena Adaline, divorced p. 1860, 18 7 1, Sharp. William G., rights restored to 18 7 2 , Shaw, T. J., rights restored to 18 73, Shank, John, relief of 18 71, Sheets, A., rights restored to 18 76 , . Sherry, Byron, appropriation for 1873, Shields, L. S., legalize acts p. 1860, Shively, Henry, may erect a ferry 1871, Shumate, James H., rights restored to ' 18 7 1, Shumate, Allen, rights restored to 18 7 1, Shumate, Ballard, rights restored to 187 1, Shumate, John, rights restored to' 18 7 1, Shumate, Edward, rights restored to Shute, Mary K., changed to Mary K. Wheeler 1869, 18 77, Silver, H. S., rights restored to p. 1860, Siever, Gertrude and William, c.livorced 1871, Simcock, J. W., rights re!.torec.l to 18 7 1, Simms, John, rights restored to 1871, Simmons, William, rights restored to 187 2, Simpson, Alfred, disabilities removed 18 77, Singleton, T. c., relief of 18 73. Sinnet, N., relief of 187 1, Sl05son, W. B., legalize acts of 187 1, Slusher, Samuel, rights restored to 18 77, Smiley, J. W., rights restored to 18 73, Smith, A. M., relief of 186 9, 'Smith, Andrew J., rights conferred upon 1877, Smith, B. F.; rights restored to 187 6, Smith, Charles, rights conferred upon Ix71, Smith,-Charles Edwarc.l. rights restored to 187 I, Smith, David, rights restored to 187 2, Smith, DeWitt c., legalize acts of 18 70 • Smith, Eliza, changed from Eliza Williams 8 7 2, 1 Smith, Ephriam, rights conferred .' 'i:) Pl 00 (l) 0VI 217 249 188 268 2 17 188 21 19 278 188 188 188 188 188 155 15 2 25 0 188 188 179 268 202 2 17 22 188 15 2 2 17 154 15 2 196 188 188 21 16 3 309!' 218, -: ~. .. ., INDEX. PERSONAL - Contimud. Smith, F. E., rights restored to 18 7 2 , Smith, George, legalize acts of 1860, Smith, George S., rights conferred upon 18 70 , Smith, Henry, relief of 18 73. Smith, Henry and Harriet, divorced p. t. 1861, Smith, Jacob, relating to suits against 186 5, Smith, John W., appropriation for 18 57, Smith, John W., rights restored to 18 77, Smith, Olive and Sanluel, divorced 'p. 1860, Smith, Oliver F., changed to Francis Olsmith , 1872, Smith, Rosetta, may erect ferry p, 1860, Smith, R. B.,'-rights restored to 18 7 1, Smith, T. Elwood, legalize acts of t. 18GI, Smith, W. B., rights restored to 18 77, Smith, W. H., rights restored to 187 I, Sneed, Thomas, disabilities removed 1874. Snider, J. B., relief of 18 73, Snow, Harriet M., changed from Harriet M. Cissna 18 7 2, Snow, Harriet M., declared heir at law of Henry 18 7 2, Snow Snyder, Eli and Leni, divorced p. 1860, Snyder, S. J. H., legalize acts of as notary 18 7 2, Sollers, William Manuel Hayes, rights conferred 18 70 , upon Spinney, Anson B. and Margaret, divorced p. t. 1861, Spivey, R. M., rights restored to 18 71, Spivey, J. G., rights restored to 18 7 1, Spivey, R., M., acts legalized 18 7 2, Spooner, Manning L., rights conferred upon 18 70 , Spratley, Junius N., rights ,restored to ' 187 1, Spratt, Mary Elizabeth, may sue for divorce 18 57, 18 7 2, Spriggs, John S., rights restored to Staley, R. M., rights restored to 1873, ,v 268 140 15 8 21 7 16 161 36 5 15 2 290 279 29 0 188 19 15 2 188 107 216 '1,, ; .~ ,- "I .. I ~\ .1 , ' , S 1 l' ,I t :: . Ii 279 279 251 17 15 8 ' 17 188 188 38 15 8 188 36 7 268 179 r '~ .~ " �INDEX. 220 219 PERSONAL- Conti1lued.. Stanley, Caroline A, changed from Caroline A. 187 I, 266 McGinnis Stanworth, Reuben R., may keep ferry p. 18 59, 119 Stapleton, Jane, changed to Elizabeth Jane Evans 1871,269 18 55, 7 81 Stearwalt, John, may keep ferry Stephens, Rodencia F. and A. L., divorced p. t. 1861, 17 Stevens. R. S., se.ttlell1ent with 1864, 20 I Stevenson, J. T., rights restored to 1871, 188 Stewart, Lemuel T, rights conferred upon 1871, 263 Stiles. Clara Elizabeth Dopl, changed from Clara Elizabeth Dolph 186 I, 207 Stiles, George Osman Dolph, changed from lR61, 207 George Osman Dolph Stinson, Thomas N., may keep ferry 1855, 776 Stoneburger, J. V. B., rights restored to 1877, 15 2 Story, John R., rigl1ts restored to 1871, 188 Stout, Samuel S., rights restored to 1872, 268 1876, 20 Stout, X. K., relief of Stratten, Gabriel, rights restored to 1871, 188 Stratton, Erastus W., legalize acts of 1860, 150 Street, Alexander, may build bridge p. 1860, 18 Strong, Wilkin A., rights conferred upon 1873, 199 p 1860, 251 Strother, Robert S. and Rhoda, divorced Stryi<ee, J. W., rights confcrred upon 1871, 260 Stulford, Augustus A, rights conferred upon 1873, 198 Stulforth, Augustus H., rights conferred upon 1873. 199 Stumbo, Frederick M., legalize acts of 1860, 140 Sullivan, Isaac W., rights restored to 1872, 268 Sullivan, John, pardon for 1859, 576 p. 1859, 44 Swan, Horace E. and Harriet J., divorced IH72, 268 Swape, D. M., rights restored to Swasey, Hiram Albert, rights conferred upon IH77, 180 Symns, Wm., rights restored to 1871, 188 f j, l.t I ! i· k I . .':. .' ,. i • INDEX . .PERSO N AL - Continued. Symns, Joseph, rights restored to 1871, Taliaferro, Richard H , rights restored to 1871, Tanner, Harrison, disabilities removed 1875. Taylor, J. E., relief of 18 75, Taylor, Nathan, legalize acts 18 75, Teague, Logan, rights conferred upon s. 1808, Tebles, A. Sidney, Sr., rights restored to 18 7 2 , Tebles, A. Sidney, Jr., rights restored to 1872, Teffts, Fred. E., rights conferred upon 18 77. Terry, Theodore, rights conferred 'upon 18 73. Thomas, James M., legalize acts of 18 77, Thomas, M. S., rights restored to 18 7 I, Thomas, D. W., rights restored to 1871, Th~ma~, P. Y., legalize acts of 1877. 1877, Thomas, Philip Y., rights restored to 1871, Thompson, Addison, rights restored to Thompson, George W., rights restored to 1877. Thompson, Henry, may keep ferry 1855, Thompson, Lars C, changed from Lars Chris. topherson 1872, Thompson, Nelson, changed from Nels Gut. 1872; tomson Thompson, William, may keep ferry 1855, Thornton, TheodNe P., rights conferred upon 1872, Thumend, R. S., rights restored to 18 73, Tiernay, James. disabilities removed 18 7 2 , Tiffany, Charles, rights restored to 187 I, Todd, Almarinda P. and Henry R., divorced p. t. 1861, Todd, Jarett, legalize bond of . 1860, Todd, Jarett, relating to 1860, Tolle, James P., rights restored to 1871, Tooley, Charies, may keep ferry p. 18 59, 1860, Tulles, William, legalize acts of Turner, Harry G. and Ursula, divorced p. 1860, 188 188 126 19 8 3 65 . 268 268 180 199 3 188 188 6 15 2 188 151 7 87 279 279 779 30 7 179 268 188 18 20 21 188 105· 225 252 �INDEX. PERSON AL - Continued. Turner, Isaac, rights restered to 1872, 268 26 Turner, Rise 5., legalize acts of 1871, Twombly, Lewis, may build bridge 1855, 77 1 Tylor"john, rights restored to 1877, 15 2 ' 1872, 268 Underwood, R. C., rights restored to Unger, Louis, rights of majority conferreds. s. 1874, 19 Vanarsdale, P., construct gate on road 1872, 360 Vanderslice, D., may build bridge and keep p. 186o, 288 ferry VanDelft, John and Laura, divorced p. t. 1861, 19 VanDeusen, George E, rights conrerred upon 1862, 7 21 1869, 134 VanDewzen, George E, rights restored'to VanTiffiin, Lucy and Schuyler, divorced, an'd Lucy is restored to her maiden name p. t. 1861 19 22 Vantrees, H. E., relief of p. 1875, Varian, John, relief of p. 1860; 4 2 8 Vaughn, Belle, changed to Bell Vaughn Bowers 1873, 200 Vaughn, Isabella, adopted by Martin B. Bowers and Hulda Bowers p. 1860, Vest, Thomas J., changed to Thomas J. Macglothering p. 1860, 37 6 Vince, R. E., rights restored to 187 I, 188 Walbridge, J. R., rights restored to 1872, 268 1872, 268 Walker, C. A., rights restored to 2 1874, Walker, E., legalize acts of 1871, 188 Walker, E. T., rights restored to Walker, Isaiah, bonds of Wyandotte count.¥ 1865, 187 Walker, J. W., rights restored to 1871, 188 Walker, Robert, may build ferry p. t. 1861, 35 Wallace, John M., mnykeep ferry 1857, 162 Walsh, Hugh 5., appropriation for 1860, 14 Walton, Webb T., rights conferred upon 1873, 199 Wanzer, Francis B. and Hiram, divorced p. 1860, 25 2 Ward, David M., rights restored to ' 1871, 188 29 !" .. 221 \ i I I '~I ,', ,1\ 222 INDEX. PERSONAL- Contin1led. Ward, G., W., rights restored to 187 2 , Warren, John M., rights conferred upon 187 1, 18n, Watkins, James, rights restored to Weaver, Henry, legalize acts of 187 2 , 18 77, Weir, J. W., rights restored to 187 2, Wells, Charles, rights restored to p. t. 1861, Wells, Sabra J. and Alpheus, divorced 18 74, Wellington, Nannie F., rights of majority Wellington, Maria ]., rights of majority 1874, West, Bayley, disabilities removed 1875, 18 West, Flavius J., rights conferred upon 7 2, 187 2 , West, Abraham E., rights conferred upon 18 West, L. B., disabilities removed 74, West, William and Mary Ann, divorced p. t. 186(, Wheeler, Mary K., changed from Mary K. Patterson p. 1860, Wheeler, Mary K., changed from Mary K. 1869, Shute Whetstone, John James, rights conferred upon 1876 , 18 7 1 , Whitaker, James B., legalize acts of 1877, Whitaker, J. P., rights restored to 'White, George W., rights restored to 1877, 1860, Whitehead, James R., appropriation for Whitehead, Wm. and Rhcda Jane, divorced p. 18 59, 1873, Whitelaw, William M., rights restored to Whitman, Edmund Burke and Angelia, divorced p. 18 58 , Whitney, Jam~s P. and Harriet N., divorced p. t. 1861, 187 1, Widewer, Daniel, rights restored to Wigglesworth, W. A., eights conferred upon 18 7 1 , Wil~y, Amanda and Dexter, divorced p. 1860, Wilkinson, E. 5., resolution concerning 1861, 1874, Wilhelm, Levi, legali?e acts of 1870, Williams, Eliza, changed to Eliza Smith, 268 26 3 188 34 . 15 2 268 20 135 135 126 30 9 30 9 107 21 37 1 1~5 196 20 152 151 18 ·45 179 9 21 188 260 253 29 6 I 163 �INDEX, '" III aq ([) . Q\ Q\ PERSONAL - COllti1l1(ed. 1874, Williams, Ella, rights of majority 18 7 1, Williams, Geo. W., rights restored-to p. 18 59, Williams, N, H., may keep ferry 18 7 2, Williams, W. G., rights restored to 187 I, Wills, Gustavus A., rights restored to 1865, Wilmarth, 0., relating to bonds Wilson, Robert B., changed from Robert Peet p. 18 59, p. 18 59, Winants, Alvin and Maria P., divorced 187 2 , Wines, J. L., legalize acts as notary public p. 1860, Wood, Sarah and Charles F., divorced Woodhull, Camilla and Stephen Y., divorced p. 1860, 18 7 1, Woodward, Levi, legalize acts of 18 70 , Woodworth, H, D., acts legalized 1871, Worley, W. W .. rights restored 1871, Worley, Samuel T., rights restored to Wright, Charles A. and Maria Ann, divorced p. 18 59. 18 77, Wylie, W. H., appropriation for 18 7 2, Yearby, William, rights restored to 18 77, Yeatman, O. J., rights restored to 1874, Yeorout, W. L., disabilities rem oved 18 74, Yeorout, James, disabilities removed 1877, Yoakum, George, rights restored to 18 Young, James N., relief of 77, 18 72, Young, Richard, rights restored to s. 1868, Young, William M., rights conferred Zimmerman, Frederick Anton David, changed 1869, to Fred Anthony Cimerman ----- -_ ... _- 223 135 188 108 268 188 40 55 44 12 254 253 22 153 188 188 45 58 268 152 107 !O7 15 2 19 8 268 65 155 Ten best genealogical sites by James Swan, Central KS Library Systems Administrator, 1. Cyndi's list of Geneal Sites on the Internet. http://www.oz.net/-cyndihow/sites.htm 2. Best Geneal Links on the WWW http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1637/ 3. The Genealogy Home Page http://www.genhomepage.com 4. Beginner's Guide to Family History Research http://biz.ipa.net/arkresearch/guide.html 5. Roots Surname List http://rootsweb.com/rootsweb/searches/ rslsear ch,html 6. Directory of Genealogy· Libraries in the US http://www.greenheart.com/rdietz/ gen_libs.htm 7. Heritage Quest-AGLL Services http://www.agll.com/ Genealogical 8. Ancestry'Search-Database Searching http://www.ancestry.com/ 9. Everton Publishers http://www.everton.com/ 10. Genealogical Software Springboard http://www.toltbbs.com/-kbasile/software ,html From Midwest Historical Genealogical Society, and �NGS/CIG DIGEST National Genealogical Society Computer Interest Group 4527 Seventeenth Street North Arlington VA 22207-2399 Volume 16 Number 4. November December 1997 Mining the Mother Lode of Primary Genealogical Information for Free by George Archer McLean, Virgina Cruising the Net is fine, but nearly everything you find there is a secondary source. Unless it is an image of an original document, someone had to retype the original to put it up on the Net, thereby making it a secondary and not a primary source document. The Net promises, but time and money do not permit, putting up even a tiny fraction of the primary records that might be of interest to genealogists. Well, now you can get closer to those primary records and you have two choices. You can purchase The Guide to Federal Records in the National Archives oj the United States, a 2,428 page 3-volume ~et of books, or you can get the digital version in approximately two hours by downloading it to your hard disk from the National Archives Gopher Site at: gopher:llgopher.nara.gov: 70100linJorm/guide/ Gopher is text-based, menu-driven interface still used by many libraries and the National Archives. When you enter-the site, you will have nothing but a black and white text page with hot links to a sub-menu of Gopher pages that follows roughly the Table of Contents for the hard copy version. • Read this First • Preface and Acknowledgments • Introduction • Record Groups 1 - 99 -• Record Groups 100 - 199 • Record Groups 200 - 299 • Record Groups 300 - 399 • Record Groups 400 - 499 • Record Groups 500 + • Index The Gopher site version is a word-for-word copy of the hard bound- volumes. Volumes 1-2 describe 1.7 million cubic feet of Federal Records in all 20 depositories of the National Archives and twelve Presidential Libraries, not just those in Washington, D.C., as of 1 Oct 1994. All types of records are described including text, electronic, audiovisual. The Record Groups (RG) are numbers assigned to federal agencies and their predecessor organizations with new ones assigned as agency names are created or changed. Each RG Chapter begins with an administrative history of the agency that created the records, and an overview of the extent and location of its records. Each RG narrative includes: a very useful listing of successor agencies; finding aids that include Preliminary Inventories and pamphlets that describe the microfilmed versions of some records. Related records include a list of other agencies and their RG's. For larger RG's the next section summarizes the record type, the city where the records are located and the quantity of records measured in cubic or linear feet. Page 67 ,': '.... �Thereafter follows a description of the records th~m:>elves listing them by: type, dates of coverage and a descnpbon of the activities that the records document. For instance, I wanted to see t\le original manuscript versions of the Land Offices' land entry maps and surveyors' field notes for the original Northwest Territory in the Seven Ranges and found them in RG 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management [BLM]. A quick on-line search turned up: • "Field notes compiled during township surveys of the public land states of AL, IN, lA, KS, MO, OH, _WI, ~e Indian Territory, and parts of OR and WA, 1785-1946 (m College Park). Field notes and related textual records and maps ("Old Case F File") of state, territorial, and Indian-land boundaries, including notes of the dependent resurvey of the boundaries of a few reservations, 1809-1938 (in College Park). Field notebooks from townsite surveys, 1844-93 (in College Park). • "Microfilm Publications: M478, M1325, M1329, T1234, T1240. • "Maps (52,324 items): Township plats from surveys made by deputy surveyors supervised by surveyors general in the seven ranges in OH (the first public land survey), AL, IN, lA, KS, MO, other parts ofOH, WI, the Indian Territory, and parts of OR and WA, some of which are annotated to show land entry numbers and entrymen's names, 1785-1946 (40,000 items). Township exterior boundary plats showing the perimeter of each township as approved by the surveyor general for most of the public land states, 1786-1910 (7,269 items)." Lookup of a RG is easy online, but searching for a specific item in a RG by topic using the index is difficult because -you will have to search 24 separate letter index files for each item. I decided to download the entire index and about half of the 200+ text files for the RG's I knew had genealogical interest. You can do this in a web browser using these steps: Create a folder dedicated to the files you are about to download. Click on -the RG you want and open the file on screen. Next, click on File and select the Save as command to save the file using the default name (e.g. rg049.txt for RG 49) to whatever folder you want to dedicate to about 6mb of material if you download the entire three volumes. Even if you save fewer RG text files than I did, do save the entire Volume 3, index to Volume 1-2 (NAGIDX*.TXT, where * is a letter of the alphabet). Go into an MS-DOS session and put yourself in the folder (sub-directory) where you downloaded the files. Combine the 24 files into a single file with one DOS command: copy NAGIDX*. * X This will produce a 2.2mb text file named, "X." that you can rename. Now, return to Windows and use a word processor or heavy duty text editor that can open the entire 2.2mb file. Searching the index offline will lead you to every instance of a specific word. Use the "find" key or feature in a word processor or text editor to find a specific word. For example, my father homesteaded east of San Diego, CA in the 1930's a mile north of the Mexican border in lands within the Cleveland National Forest, according to San Diego Co., CA deeds. I found the records for his land patents by scanning for "Cleveland." After plowing through many hits on "Cleveland" I found an entry for "Cleveland National Forest 95.9.4" The "95" in this entry refers to RG 95 (Records of the Forest Service), paragrapb 9.4. I discovered that I had not downloaded that particular file (rg095.txt) so rather than going back online, I looked it up in my hardcopy realizing that a disk-based digital index search was a more powerful and thorough search tool than using the hard copy version in Volume 3. Here is what I found: • "95.9.4 Records of Region 5 (Pacific Southwest Region) • "Textual Records (in San Francisco} .... Land status tabular records, 1870-1970 for plats described below under Maps ... • "Maps (3,135 items in San Francisco): General land Office plats of California national forests, annotated to show land patents, ownership and use, 1870-1970 .... showing homestead entries, 1915 and land status, _ exchange and acquisition 1920-60. SEE ALO 95.12." (~G 95.12 .was "Cartographic Records (General) 1890-1973 but contamed nothing of interest.) So, from this short foray into the Guide I located the probable records and know that I' have to go to San Francisco to see them. I also have a specific RG citation and description I can show the archivists at San Francisco. And better, I can show it to them on a computer screen (or print out) without baving to haul 20 pounds of the 3-volume bard copy with me or locate a copy of it at the San Francisco Archives Branch. You, too, can look up elusive federal records using the techniques above and, even if you don't buy the hardcopy or download Volumes 1-2, use the index offline to search for probable records and then revisit the gopher site to explore RG's with possible records of interest. When you get a hit, save to disk just that RG chapter for future reference when visiting or corresponding with the National Archives in Washington or its many branches. A complete list of the National Archives and Records Administration Repositories appears in the file "intronag.txt" under Table A. Table B. is an "Alphabetical List of Agencies Named in the Titles of Record Groups." Ordering the printed version: The Guide to Federal Records in the National Archives oj the United States. National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C. 1995, 3v, 2,428 pp. Volume 1 (Record Groups 1-170), Volume 2 (Record Groups 171-515), Volume 3 (Subject index to Volumes 1 and 2). ISBN 0-16048312-3 is available from: National Archives Trust Fund, NECD Dept Rl, PO Box 100793, Atlanta, GA 30084. Make checks payable to : National Archive Trust Fund. Credit card orders, phone 1-800-234-8861, M-F 8AM-4:30 PM Eastern Time. It can also be ordered from: Superintendent of Documents, Attn: New Orders, PO Box 371954, Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954. Stock No. 069-000-00064-9. Checks payable to: Superintendent of Documents. Credit card orders, phone . 1-202-512-1800, 8AM-4PM Eastern Time; FAX 1-202512-2250. Price: $95 + 5.00 slh. To track newly accessioned records since the Guide was published and developments in Internet access to Archives' resources, some of which are quite old and have genealogical value, subscribe free to The Record-News from the National Archives and Record Administration published 5 times a year averaging 50 pp. per issue. It includes a Family History column written by Connie Potter and archivist Claire Prechtel-Kluskens. Write to: National Archives and Record Administration Public Affairs (N-PA) Washington, DC 20408. November December 1997 Q NGS/CIG DIGEST 16 Page 68 �The following books have been recently added to the Societies library in the Helen Osma Room in the Lawrence Public Library. They may not be checked out. ********** Tepper, Michael American Passenger Arrival Records: A guide to the records of immigrants arriving at American ports by sail and steam. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MO, 1993. 142p. appendices. The author states that passenger arrivals records. are surprisingly complete except for the colonial and early federal periods. Many of the records identify name, place or country of origin and various other particulars. Chapters are; Colonial period, beginning of Federal passenger arrival records, customs passenger lists, immigration-passenger lists. Many different entry points are included. The two appendices are Hamburg imigration lists and checklist of passenger list publicatioins. The goal of the book is to explain what the records are, where they are and what they contain. This book is very helpful on the subject but aside from that it is great reading. It was purchased by the Society and will be shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Baxter, Angus In Search of Your German Roots: A complete guide to tracing your ancestors in the Germanic areas of Europe. 3rd· edition. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD, 1994. 114p., index, biblio, map. This is another in the "In Search of" series. All are very useful. Included are records of the LSD Church, Jewish records, Archives, Lutheran Church, Germans in the US and Canada and. records in Germany. Also listed are German genealogical associations in North America. This book was purchased by the Society and will be shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Colett, John Philip Finding Italian Roots: The complete guide for Americans. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MO, 1996. 130p, glossary, biblio, illus. , The author states that "there is little interest in genealogy" ln Italy. Therefore ~e etlls you how to, make it easier by doing as much as you can ln the US. The lntroduction explains the preparatory,research and offers suggestions for getting the most out of Itallan records whether in person or by mail. The glossary Page 69 �is to key Italian words followed by aI?- exten.si ve bibliog:aI?hy. Other chapters include cvil record reposltores ln Italy, rellglous record repositories, libraries and other resources in Italy. As always a book of this type is very useful in learning how to follow your ancestry. This book was purchased by the Society and will be shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Baxter, Angus . In Search of Your European Roots. 2nd edition. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD, 1994. 292p, index, biblio. Forty six countries are included in this "complete guide to tracing your ancestors in every country in Europe". There is a foreward that discusses searching for your ancestors in Europe and an introduction that gives a short history of Europe and a chapter on the LDS Church records. European Jewish records also have a chapter with each including basic information as to records available. The larger countries are given more space. This is a very interesting, informative and useful volume. It has been purchased by the Society and will be shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Spencer, Jack Taif and Edith Woolley Spencer. The Spencers of the Great Migration. vol.l. 1300 AD to 1783 AD. Gateway . Press, Baltimore, MD, 1997. 477p., indexes(Spencer/Despencer by given name, other surnames and subjects, places), illus. The subtitle of this book is The History and Genealogy of the Five Spencer Siblings of Bedfordshire Who Came to New England 16301631 and Lineage of some of their Descendants in America. That pretty will describes what is included in the book. There are maps, photos and other illustrations plus many family charts. Edith Woolley Spencer was born in Osborne, KS while her grandfather "was an early pioneer on the prairies of North Central Kansas". This volume was donated to the Society by the Spencers and will be shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Schunck, John F. The Genealogy On-ramp. S-K Publications, Wichita, KS, 680p. 1996. This s~all book is quite good for those who may be somewhat befuddled wlth how to use the Internet for genealogy. It includes; Geneal0$Y on-ramp, purchasing a computer, purchasing a modem, connectlng to the Inernet, e-mail, surfing the net, genealogy websites, genealogy mail liss and news groups , genealogy software, Page 70 �compuer viruses, genealogy off-ramp. By the time you finish this book you will be confident in using your computer. This book was purchased by the Society and will be shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Mitchell, Brian A New Genealogical Atlas of Ireland. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore,MD, 1986. 123p, maps. The intention of this atlas is to locate six major administrative divisionsjcounties, baronies, civil parisher, dioceses, poor law unions and probate districts. There is an explanation of each of these divisions and an explanation.of ma~or record sources. This will be a valuable resource for any wlth Irlsh . ancestry. This .book was purchased by the Socity as a memorial to E.M. "Molly" Stouppe Simpson, the sister of Janet Payne; a pastpresident of the Society. It will be shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Neis, Elizabeth Kindig Bowman-Shackleford-Nance: Double cousin descendants of Harrison Champion Bowman and Irena Shackelford Stiles, John Maglimmery Bowman and Caroline Shackelford and their ancestry. unpaged, illus. self-published. Elizabeth Neis, from the Eudora area, has put together her family histories bringing them up to the present, mid 1970's. She follows the three families-Bowman, Shackleford and Nance from the 1700s up to the present which includes many, many generations. If any of these names are in your background then you should look at this volume. There are, of course, many other names lncluded but because of no index you will need to look through the whole book . . This book was donated to the Society by the Neis Family and is shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Phillips County Genealogical Society Civil War Veterans in Phillips Co., Kansas. Compiled by the Phillips County Genealogical Society. The Society, Phillipsburg, KS, 1997. 282p., references. There are two parts to this book. The first part is an alphabetical listing of the veterans including first and last name ranking, company, town, date of birth, date of death and burial place. The second half is obituaries of many if not all of the veterans in alphabetical order. The obituaries are copied verbatim from the sources which are listed in the references section. This is a monumental work and one that will be a great help in Page 71 �finding your ancestor from the Phi.llipsbur~ area . . This was purchased by the Soc1ety and 1S shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Hall, Charles M~ Prussia: Brandenburg. East Prussia. West Prussia. Pomerania. Posen. Monda Genealoga Ligo, Salt Lake City, UT, no date. 255p., maps, indexes. This is volume VIII of the Atlantic Bridge to Germany. There is an introduction, a time line, and an explanation of 'the format of the book. There is a key to the five Prussian Kreis plus the index. There are 16 pages of maps followed by 239 pages of index to the maps. This is one of eight volumes in the series. All will be a great help in searching for you German ancestors. This was purchased by the Society and will be shelved in the Helen Osma Room. *********** Hall, Charles M. Saxony!Sachsen: Kingdom Province Thuringer!Thuringia Nine Duchies. Monda Genealoga Ligo, Salt Lake City,UT, 1995. 113p., indexes, maps. This is volume IX of the Atlantic Bridge to Germany series. This volume deals with three states of Germany. They are Sachsen or Konigreich Sachsen (Kingdom of Saxony, Sachsen-Anhalt (Anhalt Saxony) and Thuringen (Thuringia), There is an introduction, a brief history of the area and a general map of the area. There are county (Kreis) indexes, 54 pages of maps and 58 pages being the Index to the Gemeinde. The Gemeinde is the basic German geographical unit. Again a very useful volume for finding locations of Germans places. This was purchased by the Society and will be housed in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Hall, Charles, M. The Atlantic Bridge to Germany: Nordheim-Westfalen (Northrhine-Westphalia) . Everton Publishers, Logan, UT, 1989. 63p., biblio., maps. This is volume VII of The Atlantic Bridge to Germany series with indexes and an historical survey of Nordrhein-Westfalen. This Volume is the most complete index available for. about 3000 repositores of genealogical records in Nordrhein-Westfalen. These consist mainly of genealogical research done for events before civil registration, along with records of 50 state and city archives among nearly 60 countries. of Nordrhafen-Westfalen. The Page 72 �maps are cross-referenced from the Gemeinde Index. There are ninet.een pages of maps and forty-eight pages of indexes. For those with German ancestors this will be a useful book. This was purchased by the Society and will be shelved in the Helen Osma Room. ********** Hall, Charles.M. The Mecklenburg Genealogical Handbook. Logan, UT, 1977. 40p., place index, maps. Everton Publishers, For the last 400 years the boundaries of Mecklenburg, an area near the Baltic Sea, have been recognized. This book plus other anticipated titles- Prussian Genealogical Handbook and Saxony Genealogical Handbook will give a complete picture of the German empire at its point of greatest political domination. Chapters include an historical introduction, parish records, census and emigration records. The bulk of the book is a place index with eighteen pages of maps. Each entry tells location from which records are described, record type, religion, film number, page of record, birth, conununion, marriage, death and burial. If you have ancestors from this area this will no doubt be a very important title for you. This was purchased by the Society and will be found in the . Helen Osma Room. ********** Reviews by Mary D. Burchill Page 73 �Historical Markers in Lawrence Four men shot in Lawrence South side of 7th St between Louisiana and Indiana, the alley. just west of Granite marker at grO,und level. Text of marker Here Griswald, Baker, Thorp and Trask were shot 21 August 1863. Erected by American History Department of U.K. 1908 S.M Thorpe, . state senator, Josiah Trask, editor of the State Journal, and Harlow W. Baker, partner in the grocery firm .of Ridenour and Baker, with their wives lived at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J.W. Griswald at 700 Indiana. The four were persuaded by some of Quantrills men to go with them to the Eldridge Hotel. All were shot shortly after leaving the house. Only Baker, who lived until 1904, survived. (Thorpe is misspelled on the marker.) Submitted by Jean Snedeger / ,. ~ LOT OWNERS IN OAK HILL CEMETERY LN/mENCE, KANSAS (DOUGLAS COUNTY) Names listed on the cemetery maps in the LaTNTence City Hall (1983). Only the names not written in on the copied maps were included in this list. Some of the names were typed, some were printed and some were written in long hand. I have tried to be accurate but some I could not be sure of. Section 12 was the most difficult as the following letters ware so similar. Longhand: L 'and T were much alike J and I " " " Printed: S.and J " " " Keep this in mind when using this aid. Lots that were blank were omitted. Grace Embers. Page 74 �-"'C, . " '-, (19!!) ) }" ' Lot Owners in OAK HILL C8'~TERY Names from maps in Lawrence City Hall Pal;e 1 Section 5 (namesllritten in margin) Name Lot much of this record is in long hand and difficult to copy. Mrs. C. Haas Js and Ss very much the same B. Gaton 11e A. J.(?) White 119 M. M. Mabery 120 R. F. Main O. Gray 122 E. Bates 1)9 12)-124 Mrs B. R. Dumler G. Clark 141 125 C. B. Barnes Jr. G. M. White 143 126-127 Bros. Stevens Wm M. Anderson 144 12!!-129 G. R. King J. P. ~/ilbur 145 1)0 C. F. Gray 1) 1 J. (?) A. Cain 13) D. L. Weatherby 134 J.H . • M. ~arren 1)5 C. A. Root 1)6 J.M. Karnes l)e Vim F •• Geo ~/eatherby ==-=:-:::c:======z::z:====.=_=:==__ =======.-=~-====:;:; =.:.:===-== =:.:- =:.=~= ======== =======:;ca::z====:c::.=== 116 117 Section 6 1 2 ) 4 5 S.E. L. H. Perkins F. M. Perkins Mary A. Perkins R. ~1orris W. Johnson N.E.~ J. E. Jewett 6 John Jewett 7 Mrs. W. H. Bancroft g Chas. Cox 9 Sam'l N. Carmean 10 F. Barteldes 11 Joel L. Lundy 12und ~ Mrs. Caroline M. Warne und! A. D. Mackey:'U'laz;key) 1) wr,itten in beside #14 Clara L. Perkins Mary Lambertson 14 Frank Menet 15 16 W. G. Melville W. R. Carter 17 ~~ J. F. Brock 18 Joseph Rahskopf Benj. Shepp 19 Joseph Hemphill 21 22 Robert Dicker • Mrs. E. Miller 2) M. McConnell A. A. Russ 24 F. • E. C. Connor 25 26 S. G. 1·1cConnell • Martin Henry Upham 27 Sarah M. H. Gardner 29 )0 J. M. Robinson )1 R. L. Steen )2 1. W. Thralls )) W' Andrew D. \'lhite Donald Monroe C. J. Beam • 34 Mary Woods . A. L. Selig. 35 Theodore Gardner G. G. Trowbridge 37 w~ J .to!. Hester 38 )9 Chas. S. Wilder Henry lJIanwaring 40 41 Jacob Lander 42 John Mallard Jacob Kilworth 43 E. C. Cowles 44 ¥.rs W. L. Cooper 45 46 Thomas Seaton E! Page 1'5 (Large Plots) Lohr & Reynolds & Cosley Alonzo Stanford Eliz. E. Shultz 49 Mrs. Eliz. Randall 50 51 N.E.t G. W. Howard (rest) A. vi. Rowley loiiller Anderson 52 N.! A. A. Hultz s~ Znobia Carter 53 NE~ Geo. Johnson 5 ! E. J. Gingerick 54 James D. Faxon 55 Elijah C. Mull 56 Sarah A. DeMaranville 57 Simpon Hollister 58 Oscar L. Cox 59 60 Henry Stevens 61 Henry B. Rogers 62 Alexander Shaw 6) Mary C. Camerson & Joseph Ellison 64 Lizzie A. Hart J. O. Halloway 65 H. E. Chadwick 66 :~~ A. G. Emmett 6e O. Whipple 69 Henry E. Benson 70 Eliz. A. Woodruff 71 Wm T. Faxon J. Q. Adams 72 A. H. Foote 73 Helen M. Campbell 74 Eliz. Dixon John S. Brown 75 76 Sarah Bell Adolph C. Griesa 77 7e Leonard F. Pearce Jno Hollingberry 79 Francis E. Milner E. J. Ralston 82 ~t Douglas Andrew 83 Mary K. Lacey 84 Sam Mallison Wilhelmina Stienlle 85 E~ Chas Graeber w.~ 86 F. \'1. HcCauley 87 C. H. Smith 88 N~ Mrs. Naude Brown SWt Mrs. Wm Schaake SEe Carrie Kerns 89 W! A. Graeber E~ 1. K. Snyder 47 4e �Lots in CAl: HILL CE!,-:ETE3.':' Section 6 (cont.) Large Plots 100 101 102 E, L. L. Wilder W. J. Leonard McFarland Thomas McFarland 103 N (8 ft.).Wm Bedale S (8 ft.of N 16 ft.) John F. Bunton S (4 ft.) James Watkins J. ~1. Spencer 104 36 ft. John \'lellman Frank Roberts 105 Mrs. Grace Frye 112~I Mrs. Josie McWilliams M. A. McCutchan J. W. Vlilliams Eliza J. Smith Frank Roberts Sarah Russell Ruth Witham 96S(8 ft. of 12 ft.) John Watkins N 4 ft. James ':latkins 90 91 92 94 95 N~ W, S 8 ft. 97 98 99 T. Yarnold J. ~1. Hanselman John T. Place Mary R. Emery Section 6 lA 1 2 3 4 5 8 Small Lots 84 85 86 M. H. S. H. S. T. Dee Greene Johnson Sharp Walker Conley Thompson W. M. Roberts .. 87 J. W. Spencer 'II. Childs M. Johnson F. ;,. McCauley E. M. Jackson e8r- - ",Henry Carson 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 98 99 100A 1Frances Harris W. & C. Allen M. King M. Henderson A. Rice John Tipton John Tipton ~'/. Jackson - E: Carter J • F. Hayden & H•. Fishback penciled in above 100 M. Newman 100 F. Easley 101 R. A. Smith lOlA Givens (# penciled in) 102-103 Arnetta Brown M. M. Williams 104 F. Miller 105 106 A. Vannest 107 G. O. Boydston 107A Brent 108 M. Davis F. Goodwin 109 110 L. A•• Hayden 111 1-1. Fisher 112-113 James A. vlallace 114-116 H. N. Stone 117 A. B. Myers N. Scott 118 E. Allen 119 I-l. Spencer 120 A. E. Thomas 121 E. E.Talbert 122 P. H. Reed Baby Boy Sims J. W. Lowry 123 125 H. Jones 126 1-:. L. Davis J. A. Clark 127 128 M. J. Thomas 129 N. B. Burton 130 T. C. Burton 131 D. Hutckins 132 /·1. Black G. Blevins 133 R. /·iatthews 134 M. Broodie (or Broadie) 135 136 ';1. S. Hayter 137 M. Madden 139 E. Cowan 140 H. Hopkins D. M. Bell G. E. Barkey Jas. Scott Jas. Scott R. Jackson 22 J. Kuntze 23 S. J. Mason 24 C. C. Bryant 29 29A ~.. ".. :. J. Washington S. Mathews 31 A. E. Russell 42 J. Alexander 46A I-1. A. Parris 46 J. Potts 47 S. Bean 48 E. Clark 49 T. Madden 50 T. B. Holloway 51 A. L. Carter 52 S. Fox 53 W. W. Carter 54 W. 'Ilashington 55 M. G. Hurt 56 A. Sweezer 57 R. Land 58 P. ~lhite 59 60 H. Full 61 L. G. Brown 62 T. Taylor D. Carter 63 64 W. Conley 66 B. Brown D. Jones 67 68 ''v. Hayter A. Porter 69 W. iiagan 70 71 P. Walker A. Walker 72 A. Roberts 73 J. Bryant 74 L. P. Thorton 75 D. J.jadden 77 78 R. G. Lee S. A. Fox 79 80 Pearl Tucker el Pearl Tucker 82 Pearl Tucker W. Tucker 83 19A 19 20 21 Page 76 �Lots in CAK HILL CEMETERY r<,·" t Section 6 (cent.) 141 142 143-145 146 147 148 149 150-151 152 153 154 155 156 157. 15S 159 160 164 165 167 168 169 170 1$9 190 191 192 Page 3 D. R. Rentz R. C. Weyermulle C. A. Bass M. Prather P. Nason G. Penn W. R. Walker I. Miller A. Miller J. R. Mitchell H. Harper L. Williams 205 206 Jacob Hayes P. Hayes 207 210 B. Busch 211 O. Porter 212 R. R. Adams W. T. Howard 213 Dr. H. G. Cabbell 214 J. S. Granderson & infant 215 D. S. Gregg 216 217-21$ Gertrude Lee 219 G. Hicks 220 S. T. Johnson M. A. Harvey 193-194 195 196 197 19$ 199 200 201 202 203 M. E. Oliver Thelma NeVieu S. M. Eaves L. F. White L. Scott M. M. Carroll Susie Bolden M. H. Rhodes Jr. R. E. Burns N. E. Harris 1. B. Burns W. Lee F. 1-1. Greene 1-1. S. Henderson M. S. Russell G. T.' Snowden M. J. Parker A. T. Parker E. Howard A. W. Howard L. P. Wallace L. H. 'ilallace B. C. I-Iason N. Miller A. Potts J. S. Smith K. L. Lowry written in on corner of map Sec. 6 S~ N~ Lot 67 Wm Hines Lot 67 Ella Ponder Lot 80 gr 12 T. B. Carter Lot SO gr 13 M. M. & A. H. Lee " gr 14&15 Allen Lot 81 gr 6&7 Robinson Lot $1 gr 23 &24 Kuntze Lot 109' John Ingeson N 15 16 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 .... " . ~ 32 i Bryant Section 7 Louisa Preisach James Ira Brown Hattie C. Huleck S!! Elisha Ridenour Martha J. Clark Thomas Cook E. R. Pennington Thomas Breeze George Gilbert Christina Edholm G. W. H. Yeates Wm ','I. Buckly N~ Mary E. Adams S! N'lli heirs of W. J. Hall NE~ Mary O'Brien H. 'II. Grant S~ Brune estate N! Mollie Snyder swi A. ';i. Griesa "E-" Mrs. R.. Boone N!" James H. Hook Catherine Churchill 51 Mary Tolbert (written .in) ~; H. C. Nelson (as given) Cleland N 200ft Vd's. l'l. T. Cox S! Amanda Akers WI S. J. Smock E~ Wm H. Curtis WI Eliz Stevenson EI "lm Rohres Frank l·lcGrade Nl Lot $0 gr 29 & 30 34 35 36 37 3l! 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 Page 77 J. W. Sponable J. W. Sponable Arthur Hird ~i Lewis Buch Earl Waggerman P. Olson Albert A. Helwig ~; Lars Johnson S' Adam Yeager J.W. ';/olgamott S.A. Wolgamott W. E. Wilson George Gamble 51 L. Van Voorhis less S. ~/3 Lena V. Tremplin E! of S 2/3 . Myrtle V. Gregory W~ of S 2/3 Nt E.P. Kremer S (less Wi)Chas. T. Smith W of S! Ida Abranze N~ Mary Edmondson S* I. J. Gray N~ lr.attie Frye S~ A. Anderson N~ S. I. Bryan S; F. W. Kopp S,N, wi ~i �80 SN! Lots in CAK HILL CE:'·iETERY Page 4 (cont) N~ of Section 7 147 S\'I:; Nary B. ll.oore 148 N~ Martha Wilson S~ Preston A. Redmond 149 E: Maggie, Brown W: A.H. "lilson William Lescher L. S. Purcell 81 N W. H. Johns S W. H. Manter 82 Clara A. Manter 83 N!' George Churchill s Helen Doan 150 wE~ R.L. Williams heirs 84 Lucy Eck ~ Fred D. Crowe A. J. Griffin 151 Henry A. Oakes 85 Sarah Grover 152 A.D. Hill 153 M.A. Barber 86 N~ Reubin Doolittle 154 N~ Wm H. Johnson S! Elizabeth Byrd S~ Jason Meadows 87 ~ J. C. Wolf 158 N " John F. Roberts ~ James Brown S~ Ellen Priestly 88 George Woodside 159 N~, Nellie M~rphy Benj. Reed & heirs 89 W~ SVlt AgI\es &. Margaret Bunyan E~ Wm l,jarshall E! of S! Mary B. Orr. 90 W~ Wm Spurgeon 160 N~ Wm Brehm E2 Mrs. W. N. Eaton 52 Matilda Hanger 91 ~J~ L. D. Shore 161 W.H. Lemon E~ Rose Raybourne 162 B.H. Leslie 92 J. J. Richardson 163 E! A.C. Reuter 93 Part of French (?) W A.1>'1. Potter as given 164 N F. Hattan E! J. M. Moody Chas G. Miller 94 2 sin~le graves -Henry Richardson 195 N Grant Stewart 2 graves - Mary Norwine 5 Fred W. Doane 2 graves - Mrs. Joe Studebaker 196 N T.A. Ellis 95 NE corner - N. E. Parish S! Charlotte E. Deming George Porteous 197 5 C.C. Perkins 96 Mrs. S. L. Hamer N L.N. Willis J. W. Sponable 97 198 Elizabeth Bowman 98 N! J. M. Ward 199 N~ Samuel Elliott S! Jon Buck S, Euphemia Bechtel 99 - 57. M. Jones 58. H. Richardson 200 E, John S. Perry 56. J. Jones 16. O. Earl W* Helen Hill 55. B. Taylor 15. J. Johnson J.W. Sechrest 54. E. Thomas 14. L. Chandler 201 N2 S; Louis Peterson 53. J. Thomas 12. G. Elm 202 J.W. Adams 60. T. Breeze 203 Edwin Anderson 59. E. Clark 204 lCO- 37. M. Westin 11. Olsen, W. 68. J. Steinberg 70. Clara Bunker 42. J. May 10. Baby Fleming 69. F. Gerhard 71. A. Parnell 41. J. Frye 9. L. Grayson 205 (Order as given on map) 8. L. Reinche 72. R. Shields 77. L. Harshman 7. J. Eriksen 73. N. Goth 78. G.B. Ice 102 N; Powell &. John Roberts 74. E. Gilbert 76. H. Stubblefield S~ Jennie Bowersock 205 S; L. Walling 103 N~ R. B. Wagstaff 206 NEt W.W. Priestley S, Francis Wood N~ less E; F.D. Brooks 104 Nl/3 L. L. Phillips SI L.N. Walling S2/3 A. J. Phillips 207 N ~~sonic Grand Lodge AF &. AM 105 N'Il't Wm V.orrison S, Henry Newly NEt Phoebe Conway 208 NW~ Mrs. N.P. Dening W2/3 of S~ Mary Floyd NEt Jno. Crumet El/3 of S~ Anna Ransdall S~ J.A. McCurdy 106 , Jane Myers 209 J.J. Kunkel 107 N2 Chas Guffith 210 Rachel Hutt S* L. T. Reuch 211 Geo. T. &. Ethel M. Reynolds 108 Geo W. Allen 212 Ella Hyde S~ ~1.A. &. Lydia J. Carpenter ~ 51 N* 140 (left hanrl,. corner t) J.A. Kelly 141 N2 Dr. J. N. Dick S. Hans Peterson 142 F. C. Durland S~ F.C. Durland &. J. H. Harding 143 N2 Ida B. Wagner &. Eliz B. Pratt S~ Nancy l>'liller 144 Amanda Code S~ C. D. Reedy 145 N~ Ella Dever Sl'it G.O. Cooper SEt J. M. Douglas 146 N~ F. B. ,Farley S~ C.A.P. ~larren 147 N2 F.H. ~onroe SEt; Mrs l~argaret Brock Ni N* Page 78 .", ", �(. LOTS in CAK HILL CE-1ETZ?Y Section 7 (south !) .,,\ ..' 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12 1) 14 47 48 49 50 51 52 f--\ 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 M 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76, 77 78 79 Elizabett Alstott J.G. Sullivan 0.0. Pickens N~ Chas Allison SWt 14ary A. Beattie qE~ Geo. H. Beattie ~N~ Phillip C. Welsh S~ heirs of Geo F. Savage Chas. Emery N~ M.attie Deal S~ Francis Fellows heirs of Asa Rich.rdson N! l-largaret Crozier S ~ Fritz Luckan N~ A.A. Ellis S~ Izora VanBuren N 1/3 Lula Ellen l-lcKi t trick middle 1/3 Jack Vincent less middle 1/3 of N1/3 Eliz Kuhne T.D. Thacher sold to Eliz Kuhne Barker J.W. & C.S. Gleed NS~ Jennie ;'Iood ~ Mary Patterson NE~ J.S. Woodruff m~~ J.L. Newhouse S~ C.H. Sternberg Nt Hunter S C.E. Birch N W.H. Fleisher SI Chas Conner N~ Frank tlhitzel S~ Susie Godding N~ Geo Lyman S~ James Lucas Nt W.N. Anderson S~ C. Vickery Nt Jno Kirkpatrick S~ Mortenson D. C'Brien Ni F.R. Benedict F.L. Treworgy Iilarion Orender S~ Katie L. Tolbert NS~ H.t;. It.yers ~ C.F.R. Weidemann . W~ Dunn & Hay E~ Henry Pringle NEI A.H. Wilson S~/! l<irs H.D. Seeley (less 2 graves) T.P. Nichols 2 graves to Mamie Brelsford r;;.A. Hickock \~~ L.H. Harris E~ Mrs Geo Mosser A.E. Owen NE~ R. Hubner SEt Alex Protsch 'II! Henry Hungerford Wf F.S. Hester E~ Sarah J. Cooper \v~ Emma Nelson E~ F.R. Bartz 1--:ary Evans N! 14atilda Olson S ~ F.H. Chalkley Noah Cameron L.G. Hoge & P.A. Dolbee P.O. Pooenoe r .,... Alexander Asa Richardson (G.A.R.) ~jrs. H. J. Rushmer A.J. Smith Alfred Falmer C.J. Ericksen I. Labarriere C.S. Dunkun N~ ~ Page 79 page 5 C. Schell 109 S, 1.0. Rhodes 110 NEt Ella Agle (Ogle)? Wilt; N:11. Clinger SEt Irwin Belle Si~t A.M. Hughes 111 N~ '!lm Davis S, Mrs. S.M. Whitzel 112 N~ L.P. Brown SI W.A. Wallborn 113 N~ Erwin Rice S, T.J. LaY.onte 114 NS~ J.1. Harris ~ A. Christensen George Jensen 115 116 NS~ Mrs. E.H. Lauden (Landen) ~ heirs of Christian Soxman 117 E, W.B. Slack W~ 0.'11. l-lurphy 1111 ~/, W.R. Langley E~ Daniel Bates 119 E, E.N. Conklin W~ Maggie Vernsen Frank Skinner 120 heirs of i'lm Beal 121 122 N~ Wiley 0 Ross S~ Lina E. Hill 2 ~raves on Eastside Wm & Effie Green S 16ft of 123 Harriet Hann 123 N 9ft Caroline Berger i~m Evatt 124 125 N* F.D. Brooks SI Mrs. James Lawrence 126 less N 8ft Emma Ulrich N 8 ft to Anna F'. Clarke 127 N! Hugh Steele S! C.M. Anderson W.F. Presby 12S Sarah Allen 129 Annie Barteaux 130 131 less,2 graves in SEt Eugene Porter NEt Richard Anderson S 1/3 of E! Ola P. Smith S 1/3 of W~ Eugene Porter N 2/3 of W~ Dick Shanafelt J.S. Shanafelt 132 J.F. Williamson 133 134 NS~ Ernest Duke Helen McFarlane of N! J.A. Poff 135 E~ of N! W.B. Brown SI Mary Barnes R.S. McFarland 136 137 S\~t l<!cPherson SEt I·irs. W.A. Willis N~ Wm Nadelhoffer 138 N~ A.B. Sirpless S! C.J. Erickson Lily ~~ud Claypoole 139 Frederick E. Sti~pson Robt. Irvin 165 166 N! Emma Neal (or Neal Emma) S~ Malona Hay Luella Burlingame 167 1M N~ '11m I·iart in S~ Henry Osborn 169 N, L.D. Lyon S, Lainge J.T. Ewing 170 171 Henrietta Heatz 172 N! James W. neading S~ Rachel Ellis 173 W, Henry R. Soxman 174 N! of E~ Robert A. Berger S~ of E~ Carl ';/m Berger 14atilda Vitt B.F. Smith 175 .176 L.W.I'loli N! Ma~y W ~ .,. :J �LOTS in OAK HILL CEl,lETEIiY (cont.)Section 7 south! 216 Anthis Sehern L.L. & R.M. Davis Mattie Olin 179 Thomas Doyle 180 Emma Doyle 181 Ella D. Wieman C.B. Thompson 182 183 Edwon W. Wood 184 J.H. Boyd 185 A.B. Wade 186 SE~ Sarah R. J·:arshall W~ of S~ James M. Davis N~ Theodore C. Wells 187 J. D. Mills 188 John F. Williams 189 N, M.A. Fetheroff S~ Geo M. Lindley 190 N~ Mary E. Apitz S~ Wm Wollenzien W, Francis Armstrong 213-68. F. Mettner 69. D. Howe 70. F. Gentry, E. Wilne 21) E! SudiePiatt Joseph Kelso 214 Ella Miller 215 177 178 217 218 219 220 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 page 6 N~ Hugh Blair A. Radford S, Wm Rowe Susan ~lonroe A.R. Mills deeded to Thecka Fisher E~ Wm Frienouth & Julius Fisher Henry Fry J. Mallen, & Julius Leinhart NS~ H.H. Richards heirs , S • J. Churchill Estate of •• H. Pease S 3ft of W 9.9ft Emma Doyle Marian Haskins & C.E. Reinhart ~lary Thomson Sessette Lindner Daniel & Emma Pierson Annie Ulrickson D. O'Brien Richard Fowler E.A. Hoslet Simeon Gilson Fritz Iseman A. "leber Endsley Jones N! Christine Hutchinson S! Levisa Andrew w, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Section N-8 & S-8 written on 139 J .1-1. 213 ~l.E. 215, F .M. 216 J.C. ... , :~.~~).:':::;' , bottom of map McAuliffe Augustine Matthews Trent ,written on plots 122 L.E. Spray & R.S. Griffin 123 J. & F.e. Marvin 124 A. Marks 125 (added #) E! C'.G. Howland W~ H. Robinson 126 H. Wheeler 127 E~ L.A. Fuller W, E.B. Fuller 128 M.A. Norton 129 C. Sheets 1)0 L.N. Esterly 1)1 C.B. Spangler 132 B. Harttman S, E. Conn 133 Ei' A.L. Randall W Mrs. W. Rose 134 E G.M. Brown W~ K.G. Edmonds 135 W, M. Harris 11.1 J .1il.l-lcAuliffe 2 graves - ~rs. R. Bradley 2 graves - R. Smit~ D.K. Pollock 143 F. Bergman 144 145 J. House W.~. Kelly 146 S.J. Hunter 147 148 EI' L.D. Schaum W G.C. Bailey 149 N W.P. Dockray S J. Hultz 150 Mrs. ",1.14. Culbertson 151 "EN* F. Riddle ~ 'N.J. Leis 152 E~ L. & F. Howard 'i/~ K.H. Fields 153 NE, R.F. Hendry S'1i, ";;m. B. Hutchinson 154 F.A. Anderson & D.W. Shaw Page SO written in longhand (IiJ. & S very much alike) 55 S. Smith 156 ) Kansas Twentieth 157 ) 158 ) S. Strong 159 160 S.A. Jewett P.J. Williams 161 ~~ A. Bowman 162 S.N. Florer Sheen 163 164 E~ W.F. Betts Thudium A.J. Schulz 165 166 B. Rudiger & O.H. Poehler 167 Forth & Wagner 1M (except E 11 ft) W.A. ~:alter E 11ft 8in. J.A. Hamlin 169 M.A. Bonar E, N.N. Chambers 170 M.E. Hamlin 171 1. Hess 172 N, F.W. Pratt S~ ~lrs. S .1'1. Randall D.C. Helmick 173 179 W.J. Francisco 180 Mrs. E. Logan 181 N.F. Thome 182 S.M. Cramer W.T. Stout 183 B. Wilmont 184 185 E~ E.A. Quinlan W~ N. Henshaw 186 S.E. Whitney (frae 203-204) 187 R.K. Moody lSS W.R. Stubbs lS9 N, J(S?). A. Dailey S~ Mrs. W.G. Colwell 190 S* F. Armstrong ) E~ D.E. Bingler ) as given '11, M.E. Powell ) 191 ';i. T. Sinclair 192 H. Elair 193 M. & E. S~~erfield 194 E.B. Strickland 196 B. \'Jilliams w, �LOTS in OAK HILL C~~TEay page 7 I,J, &. S (cont. Section N-8 &. S-8) look alike A. Lewis 197 276 D. MossIer 198 J. Nicholson 277 W~ Mrs. J.N. Raymond 199 E~ A.H. Murtough E~ J. Ewers w~ J. Marks 278 2 graves Dr. M.T. Sudler 200 F.T. &. C.J(S?) Simmons A. Bulene (except 2 graves) 201 E~ Wm 1-1.P. Christine Bredine Koehring 279 W~ S.J. Thomas H. Davis 280 14.E. Morgan 202 H.E. Riggs 281 ~i 203-204 S.E. Whitney W.S. Metcalf W.H. Charlton 205 J.E. Wigton 282 H.P. Cady 206 J .R. Shirar 283 207 E~ I(J?) Cramer T.C. Jones 284 -ii W~ H. Crawford A.S. vlilson 285 J.G. Gibb 208 288 Nastings &. Phillips 209 und* of E~ F.P. Adams N.B. Brown 289 und~ of E~ D. Porter F. Thorneden 290 M. Piper J.N. Roberts 291 210 E~ Mrs. C.S. Finch Mrs. L.B. Brownell 292 D. Passon W~ L.B. Powell 293 L.T. Hawk 211 G.E. Young 294 J. Emmett 217 C.G. Perkins 295 H.W. Geiseman , 218 T. vlinston 296 l-Irs. M.I'!. vlilhelmi 219 A.C. Griesa 297 220 W* A.V. Bernhard Mrs. M.E. Trout 298 E~ L.B. Ice Mrs. M. Robinson 299 221 L. Urech ~; J.W. Newhouse T. Ice 222 W.R. McCarty 300 223- vl~ E. Cole 301 F.J. Ecke D.M. Granger E~ 302 H. Wheeler - F.A. Lupker A.J. Jennings 224 B.B. Boyd 225 J.B. Watkins 233 ************************************ H. Wheeler South , of Section 8 J.B. Watkins 234 H. Wheeler bottom of page W.L. 1-100die 235 236-237 C.S. Gleed 8 Hanna E. Henson A. &. J. Flinn B.S. Forthey 9 238 ~i C.H. Tucker 26 M. Kunkel E.D. Thompson 239 27 J.W. Spencer Mrs. G.C. Bailey 240 30 M.S. Brown 241 C.E. Friend 242 J.H. Cohn O. Hosford 243 5 I.M. McCreath Mrs. A.B. Sellard 244 6 E. Hudson H.P. Topping 245 7 E.A. Smith S. Breckenridge 16 L.R. Wilhelm A.C. Siler 246 17 F. Kennedy W.D. Townley 247 18 WE~ H.P. Oliver F.C. Penfield ! A.W. Oliver 248 E. Edie 19 A.N. Oliver 249 L.W. Sandefur 20 A.B. Curtiss 254 D.O. Longfellow 21 F.A. Bailey 255 F.B. McCulloch 22 M. Spencer 256 R.A. Anderson 23 WE~ Seeley 257 M.M. Pnedleton (as written) , M.R. Corbin 258 vl.R. Williams 24 E~ of N~ E.D. Cressman 259 E' J.D. Dresser W~ of N~ F.F. Dresser E. Craddock SEt T.B. Headon 260 Brown &. Crutchfield S'tit 'Il .K. Folks 261 J.M. Neville 25 A. Notestine 262 J.D. Gehring 31 Mrs. W.T. Myers 263 D.H. Spencer 32 A. Wulikuhle 264 E.A. Rush 33 E. Myre J. Gillmore 265 34 W.H. Rankin 266 C.S. Gleed grave 6-7 F.H. Lowenstein 267 M.G. Manley 35 WR.ofJL.R. Hanson 268 J.J. Clark 36 N; H.5. Gardner 269 J.B. Watkins Sa 5.5. Herd 270 N~ A. Levy 37 ~~s. R.M. Ridgway S' H. Ginn 38 Eabb 271 NE! C.F. Cherry W.S. Powell 39 SW~ M.R. 'Ililley 40 E.K. Criley 272 A.J. Dicker 41 E.M. Murray 273 N.O. Stevens 42 C.F. &. F. Wilder 274. H.B. Peairs 43 A. Beatty 275 ~ W.C. Bigger 44 W~ A:,'l. Armstrong und~ J.C. Hindman 45 A.C. &. J.C. Mitchell W* w; Page 81 �LOTS in OAK HILL C~ffiTERY South! of Section 8 (cont.) page 8 E.A. Tupper . 103 J. Fritzel 109 E~ F.E. Anderson Mrs. C.H. Brett W~ A.J. Anderson Wilson A.C. Thompson 110 E.A. Lindsay J. Kelsey 111 WE' S.F. Heaston 112 E6 B.W. Wilson W~ S. Bishop , L.H. Fields F.H. Snow 113 A.Z. Cady 52 N.A. Roberts 114 53 Less E! A. Becker 115 E6 G.H. Davis NE! J. McCrary S~ of E 378ft G.H. Davis SE~ M.M. Smelser N~ of E 378ft E.T. Arnold H. & W.S. Dick 54 W 207 sq. ft. A. Russell J. Lowman 116 E~ & E 6ft of middle 1/3- W. E. Hazen L. Duffee 55 less El/3 & E 6ft of ~iddle 1/3 A.K. Lohman 56 J. Hutchings F. Gnuefkow 57 C. Robinson 117 H. Finnup 58 E.D. O'Bryor 118 J.R. Ulrich 59 M.A. & J.N. Schneider 119 K. Dorward 60 A.J. Rowlands 120 W~ N.G. Benedict 121 Morscher 61 Machir 62 M. Newmark 63 W, less NW portion A.A. Schneider ~~ portion T.D. Funk E! C. Yewdall 64 It..E. Goodrich 65 N, J.A. Yewdall S~ R. McClure S.A. Smith 66 67 SE~ S.E. Baldwin J .'11. Austin NEt J. Arter SWt F. Starkweather E. Pettibone 68 K.B. Greenlee 69 E. Bumgardner 70 H.M. Winchell 71 C. Dahlene 72 E. Anderson 73 Herman Brokman 74 E.C. Loyns R.J. Harlan 76 E.F. Dorsey E~ P.S. Krom 77 \,1~ r;.rs. M. Carpenter Mrs. S. Hellers 78 Mrs. Katie Dunn 79 80 C.A. Preyer 81 WE~ L.A. Seamans ~ Mrs. D.C. Whitney (Whithey) 82 Wm J. or J.L. Gillmore 83 Mrs W.D. Brewer W~ R.D. Mason 84 E~ J. Emery 85 undl/3 R.S. Searl undl/3 A.D. Searl und 1/3 Mrs. G. ,'1. Hunt 86 NE~ J.H. Bukley SW~ H.C. Fischer Jr. G.G. Clevenger 87 88 T.D. Funk ,:.. v1ahl Jr, & So. 89 S. Jacobs 90 91 F. Wise Charlton 92 W~ R.S. Sanborn 93 S~ of E~ J. White N~ of E~ T.J. Schall F.W. Blackman 94 H. Green 95 96 Gen. H.S. Hall A.P. Clark 97 98 J.A. Henley E~ I,l.A; Tolbert 99 W~ J.E. Eldridge 100 lUss I-I. HcElhenny 101 , C. Standing 102 E~ Mrs. M. Drake W~ ~.R. Bryant SW~ W.L. Fields M. Fields 46 47 48 50 51 NWe Page 82 �LOTS in OAK HILL CElf.ETEhY (LA,jREl\JCE, KS.) page 9 Section 17 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 33 34 36 37 3$ 39 42 53 55 56 57 58 59 Et grave 7 & 8 - C. or O. Zook 60 SE~ &r. 7 & 8 - G.S. Landrith grave 8 _ P. Kitsmiller NW 1/8 - R. Norris (gr. 1) E~ graves 5,6,7 & 8- W. Hudson grave 2 - A. Bess grave 5- P. Kitsmiller 61 SW~ gr. 3 & 4 - R. Hixson " 2 & 3- F. Baysinger 62 NW~ gr. 1 & 2 - N. Wolfe " 6- N. Dixon 75 SW~ gr. 3 & 4 - W. R. Mullin SE~ grave 7 & 8 - A. Oatman 77 NE~ gr. 5 & 6 - L. or R. Howard NWt gr. 2 - C.A. McGruder NWt gr. A & 1 - E. Anderson NE~ gr. 5 & 6 - C.G. Hesse S~ gr. 3,4,7 & 8 - J. E. Howard NEt; gr. 5 & 6 - M. E. Lundy 78 gr. 1 & 2 - E. vlhite gr. 8- D. or J. Erhart SVT~ gr. 3 & 4 - F.L. Nisely SEt gr. 7 - M.D·. Ruehlen 79 O.A. Pringle NEt gr. 5 - H.J. Boyle Sr. 80 SE~ gr 7 & ~ - M. McClintock gr. 5 - D. or J. Erhart SW~ gr. J & 4 - T. Tweddell SEt gr. 7 & 8 - E.D. Hill 81 SEt & NE~ grJ 5 & 6 - A.M. Underwood SEt J. Skinner NWt O.A. Pringle SEt gr. 7 &8 - R.L. Perkins SE~ gr. 8 - D. Jennings NEt gr. 5 & 6 - S. Waltman 82 SE~ gr. 7 & S - T.T. Barnes SE~ gr. 7 & 8 - L. Siscoe 83 SW~ gr. 3 & 4 - E.W. & E.lol. Bochle NEt J.H. Hess NWt gr. 1 & 2 - S. or B. Wrightsman SEt L. Englehaupt 84 NEe gr. 5 &6 - Mrs. "I. Catlett NE~ gr. 5 & 6 - L. Siscoe SEe gr. 7 & 8 - O. Landis SEt gr. 7 & ~ - M. or D. Cain S5 SEt gr. 7 & ~ - O.D. Welcher NE~ gr. 5 & 6 - S.R. Maffet 87 gr. D - A.M. Segarro SEt gr. 7 & 8 - B. Kennedy gr. 8 - J.T. Nunez SWe H.C. Williams ' 97 NW 3/4 gr. 1,2, & 3 - J.H. McNish NEt gr. 5 & 6 - J(I?) R. Kennedy 113 SEt gr. 7 & 8 - C. vleers SEt gr. 7 & 8 - K. & C. Messenhimer 114 gr. 1,2, & 3 - R.E. Learned N'llt gr. 1. & 2 - F. Vangaasdeek gr. 4 - A. Coffman Or T. Holliday S~ D. Alford NEt gr. 5 & 6 - O.H. or G.C. Hunzicker NEt gr. 5 & 6 - J.H. Luner (?) SEt gr. 7 & 8.- E.P. Holliday SEt gr. 7 & 8 - H.lt.. Ridgway 116 e;r. 7 :.. E.M. Beck SWt gr. 3 & 4 - R. H. Rand 117 W; gr. 1,2,3, & 4 - D.S. Hults SEt gr. 7 & 8 - F. Holladay NEt gr. 5 - H.A. House Section 12 Row A 4 5 6 7 8-9 10 12 13 14 15 16-17 18-19 24 25 31 32 33 34 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44-45 46 47-48 50 54 55 Lucy Baker L. Baker Mrs. N. Price Mrs. N. Price B.S. Fortney D. Miles· A. Dahlene J.L. Morris L. Grimes A. Peterson J.M. Sulton It..A. Roper Mrs. C. Hicks M. Bond P.E. Sigel1n it.rs. M•. Sigel1n \-lm N. Legg E.ll. Legg J. Carlson B.J. Sneegas R.H. Kent H.C. Kent M.A. Lackey H. I. Dedrick A. Dedrick R. Weiser lol.J. ':Ieiser J.P. Jennings Mrs. A.L. Kennedy F.N. Romine W.P. Romine F. Rist Vi. Rice J.E. Rice 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 66 69 74-76 86-87 88-89 92 93 96 98 R. Foster E.L. Ozias E. Ozias J.R. Ozias C.J. Freark H. James D.C. Hostetter C.A. Hostetter N. Adams A. Jackson C.W. Haas W. Anderson I.B. Knight C.H. Knight G. Goodwin J.A. Walker B.- S.J. Francis C.- D. Groninger D.- R.S. Carlson E.- Mrs. R.A. Shoemaker G.- W.F. l-iorris H.- F.E. Morris J. & K. - G. Francis L.- C.E. Shoemaker M.- Mrs. R.A. Shoemaker 0.- E.G. Day Row B 1 thru 5 - J. Rockhold 8 W. Janeway 9 P-irs. W. Janeway 10-11 J. Garcia Page 83 �LOTS in OAK HILL CEl.ffiTERY (cont.) Section 12 {cor.t.} Row B Row D 14 B.N. Rowley 17 A.L. Anderson 23-25 A. Werkenthin 26-27 C.D. Hunter 30-thru 34 C. Mull 35 thru 38 C. W. Haas 39 thru 41 Mrs. J. Roper 42-43 J. Dillon 44-45 E. Fann 46-47 E. Price 53 J.M. Richardson 54 Mrs.Z.M. Dodson 65 B.L. Gulley 66 W.L. Landreth 67 Mrs. W.L. Landreth 6e J . Oil. Brown I-10M. Brown 69 74 R. Bolton 75 G.E. Knight 80-81 L.A. Stancliff 83-84 E.W. Shultz 85 A.D. Dahlene 86 \ D.E. Dahlene 87 A.D. Dahlene 88 W. Anderson L.I!'. Anderson 89 90-91 L. Schrengohst 94 J.A. Beltz 99 E.S. Anderson 100 E.U. Anderson 101 W.O. Haas 102 Mrs. S. Haas 103 Mrs. H. Odell 104 Mrs. H. Odell 105 A.J. Johnson 106 Nrs. C. Johnson 109-110 Puckett 111-112 E. Ireland {---., 2-3 K.U.l'I.C. 6 R. Henry 8 S.c. Phelps 10 K.U.l·I.C. 11 A.O. Johnson 12 M.I. Cooper 14 C. Canaday 15 P. Merideth 16 ~i.R. Davis 17-18 T.h.E. Belt 19 H.S. Belt 20 T.A.E. Belt 25 Berry Place 26 C.D. Place 28 Mrs. C. Barton 29 " " n 37 C.C. Brown K.U.M.C. 39 M. Bloyd 40-41 W.M. Criss 42-43 W.C. Re~by 57 C.T. Jones 58 G. Bradley 71 thru 74 T.A.E. Belt 79 A. Zimmerman 81 H.L. Wilks 82 N.1~. Baxter 83 C.R. Curtis 84 B.E. l>lontgomery 85 D. Montgomery 89 M.M. Ackley 90 C. Behymer 91 H.E. Jordan 92 N. Jordan written at bottom of page Row D 116 L.A. Levens Row E Row C 1-2 I.T. Dunham 6 J.E. Belcher 7 . E. Belcher 8-9 W. Snavely 14-1 5 C. Lemon 2 B.R. Boshess 3 K.U.l>I.C. 4 M. Matney 8 L. Bassett 12 I. Bratton 13 M. Bratton 15-16 Mrs. F.W. Jamison 27-28 M.E. Geltch 32 R.E. Payne 35 L.R. Nelson 36 L.W. Nelson 37 L.H. Nelson 38 H.C. Black 40 E.L. "lright 46 thru 49 D. Harris 50-51 Mrs. E. Elliott 54 D.D. Church 57 J.H. Artur t7J 58 K.U.lJi.C. 60 E).. Ivellhausen Sr. 61 E.L. Carpenter 70 Mr. & ~Irs. Roy R. Burton 71 .. n n " 72 E. 1. Brown T.S. Samsel 73 J.B. Malady 77 C.M. \1ard 78 M. Ward ~3 A.M. Ericsson 84 L. Beyer 102 M. Brown : .. . page 10 at bottom of page Row E 45 M. Sunhen 42 T. McClendon 49 L. Purcell 52-53 F. Sanders (written in) Have card through 131 for Row E Row F 11-12 14-15 E. Weir Hicks A. Row G 6-7 S. Runkle 8-9 W.N. Steinbring 10-11 C. Wirichell 12 M. Collins written at bottom of page Lots 16 ~ 20 52 53 113 Page 84 J.R. Baker J.J. Rice I-I.C. Pine J.R. Harris 191-F. Patterson gr.4 S.M. Calrin(?) Jones gr.5 S.T. & E.A. Higgins C. Jones gr.6 S. Higgens J.V. Grimes gr.7 ,w. �(> \ LCTS n; CAK HILL CE:';i;;;TERY Section 12 (cont.) large lots : E~ W~ J.W. Chapman 73 HolyField 1-1rs James Shearer 2 3 gr. 1 - J. James G.W.• Shearer S. Engles & family 4 C.E. En[le & wife Eola Neft 5 E~ W.G. & D. Reynolds 6 , M.E.B. Varnum J.A. Haglund 7 Miss K. Frenger 8 S.C. Barrecklow 9 W.C. Quincy 10 11 G.L. Perley 12 E~ M.C. Richards W~ J.B. Galbreath L. Crispin 13 Mrs. J.D. Gray 15 N~ ~·lrs. H. Shockey 23 S~ Mrs. L.H. Frink N. Shaw 24 P.B. Hilderbran 25 26 M. Shrimplin 27 NS~ F.F. Bliesner ~ A. Carvin 28 S1 A.J. Parnell NN" J.H. Houghton gr. 5 - M. Miller 29 B.A. & M. L. Ewing J. Simerock 30 J.R.. Greenlees 31 J.A. Messer 32 \'1.H. Eastman 33 Mrs. S.E. Gillham 34 J .H.P. Walker 35-36 Mrs. F. Sauer 38 ~i Mrs. A.L. 'Mitchell T(or L). Stout 39 J.D. Martin 40 41 S, E. Carman N~W.A. Brown 42 S~ S.M. Dolan N~ M. Spiss N. Williams 43 G.H. Atwood 44 Fairbairn(?) 45 I-I. Schumann 46 O.F. Russell 47 J .A •. Keeler 55 H.G. Waffle 56 C.A. Taylor H. Bullock 57 C. Decker 58 59 NE~ Mrs. H.A. Martin Wilt J .N. r>1elrin F.A. Dumas s~ 60 G. I'IorO\~etz 61 A. Watts 62 G.T. Jeffries l4rs. W.E. Brockelsby 63 T.L. Burns G.L. Talbot 64 C.W. Bond L.A. Dunmie 65 J.A. Nelson 66 W~ R.A. Nelson E~ R.L. Mason 67 W~ W.G. Thiele 68 H. Kahle Armstrong 69 T.N. Crowder 70 R.A. Crcwder R. Kasold 71 H. Knahe 74 J.\'l. Chapman (less W 7ft) 75 76 85 W :.-::,:;,,~: :.~:.:. ..J 72 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 S.J. UIm 150 Page 85 N' S, page 11 Burch D.F. Purvis(?) Geo. S. Jones s~ M.A. Chapman r..-Wt J.S. Hatch NEt W.D. Lown N, W.J. Keeler & W.C. Summera NI N. Gray S D. Schrader N E. Winger S· L.E. Mitchell A. Illinn(?) C. Lyter(?) N, Mrs • E.L. Jilson SEe Mrs. Teter(Leter ?) SWt L.S. Fuller NEt C. Deelin NWt ',' F. Sneegas S, Eliot C. Wilson S, L.(or T.) Brown N~ Mrs. J.P. Coffman C.E. Carl E.F.; C.H.; W.W.; F.G. Burnett L.(or T.) S. Dyche R.E. Hayslett Mrs. C.R. Andrews Mrs. T.F. Henderson Mrs. S. E. DuClause B. Knop E, U.(or V.) Ford NW t G. Ford SWt A. Pasewark A. Loewenstein J.R. Faith R. & D. Elston R. Powers & J.Tudhope (Ludhope) Mrs. J. E. Miller Mrs. J.W. Games E.H. Dickenson E.F.; L.N.; & A.W. Schowengert ~'i. McClain W.H. Jackson M. Ulrich 'II .S. Everet t C.B. Allen J.P. Cone Sst C. Steele N W.F. Weise . of S~ H. Dreker N, of S, K.L. Schwartz N, Mrs. F. Heck O(?) McCleery gr. 8 Pluma Park H.C. Brinkman E, G.C. Sizer W~! il.C. Jones E. Griggs Mrs. W.A. Price H. Neider Mrs. W.S McNeill P. Prentice also Emma & Edna Prentice K. Farley N~ B. Lear S.S. Baty C.S. Skilton F.D. Miller B. Mitchell M. Dietz J .C. Wilson N' C. VanDeuson(?) S, A. Hoffman A.H. Walter N. Russell M. Harvey �LOTS IN OAK HILL CE¥~TEnY Section 12 (cont.J 151 Martindale G.M. Falley 152 J.R. & F.C. Kenyon E. Higgins 153 Mrs. R.L. Gilbert 154 155 N~ M. Hase S ! T.S. Mason 156 J.H. Flory 157 W~ B.J. Burnam C. Kassinger E~ 158 Mrs. L.H. Hegeman X.J. Kennedy 159 160 Rohe Adam(Estate of lJ 161 S~ E. Griffith 168 gr. 4 D. Groninger H.M. Hicks gr. 8 Earl E. Roberts gr. 1 D.C. Kennedy gr. 2 1-1. Able 169 gr. 1 W. Church gr. 2 & 3 1-~s. R.J. Hicks 170 J.H. Dunkel 171 Mrs. W.R. Tucker 172 Nsl B. Dale M. Scott 173 Mrs. J. Jenson W. McKay 174 Mason Bros. R. Hellstrom 175 176 C.P. Banker 177 P~ Dreher 178 E.O. & H.O. Mills 179 J.(or IJ Hoover 180 W.S. Spicer A.S. Chase 181 S. Kruse 182 Ns~ ¥~s. M. Tuttle ! Robertson 183 C.G. Husted 184 W.B. McDonald 185 SE V. Mayhugh SW l.. D. Murphee NEe Mrs; L.M. Mayhugh NVlt A. Fetty 186 NEt Mrs. J.W. Banks F.E. Jones rfNiS C.L. Beebe 198 N B. Setters Trom U.B. Parker Mrs. F. Sommer 199 Mrs. D. ~latson 200 Wilt Mrs. R. Sneegas SEt E. Payne Silt Mrs. W.C. Greer 201 SE~ Hughes NWt Moffett NEt J.L. Turner S'Ilt; M. 14cCleery ~ H Mrs. J .vl. Alexander Mrs. L. Hallmark E.H. Hoffman N'1l~ J.F. Smith 203 NWt E.R. Ratliff SEt Patton SWe Patton NEt M. Woodard 204 S~ J(IJ.R. Herd N~ T .K. Murphy 205 gr. 1 McDonald ir. 2 & 3 in W, Mrs. H. Burge 206 NE.. C.E. Richard SE~ W.M. Saunders NWt J. Tolbert NEt; Mrs. W.H. 'Pasewark 207 SW~ R.E. Miller SE~ S. Kemp rfw~ H. McKelvey(or McKelrieyJ NE; Mrs. J. McKelvey 208 NWt Mrs. E. Marriott NE~ Mrs. J. T(orLJ. Gregg SEt Rev. H.C. Brockman SWe J. Holyfield 209 SWt Mrs. M. Liggett NEt; A. Wagner SEt O.M. Blevins NWe Mrs. C. Chenlakes 210 SWt E. Wickersham SEt Mrs. E. Jones NEt ,E. Farr NWt 'Mrs. O(or DJ. Marshall 211 NEt ¥~s. N. Adams SEt; 'Mrs. o. Curley gr. 4 H. Richardson W~ gr. 3 A.L(or TJ. Martin 212 gr. 2 & 3 Mrs. W.M. Comfort 213 gr. 1 H. Richardson 214 NEt F.E. Decker 215 rfwt E.H. Wickersham NEt H. Beuman SE~ Mrs. A. Boehle SWt; Mrs. L. Wood 216 NEt W. Harrell SEt Mr. & Mrs. H. Jackson W, Mrs. L(or TJ. Sicoky 217 NWt Mrs. D. Foster SEe Francis SWt W. King NEt J.S. Eck 218 SWe Mrs. M. & W.A. Beers SEt W.M. Saunders NWe J. Tolbert NEt Mrs. W.H. Pasewark 219 \'l~ Mrs. C.J. Shuler Page 86 202 SEt page 12 s'lii NEt; �(Taken from the Lawrence Daily Journal-Sat. June 11, 1881) INDIAN RELICS Discovery of Traces of the Mound Builders in This County Deer Creek-June 9, 1881 To the Editor of the Journal: I promised you some time since to write you an account of the. traces of the Mound Builders found in this vicinity, but wishing farther information on some points have put off doing so until now. My attention was first directed to the subject about a year ago by the report that when Isaac Stull dug his cellar he found the bones of an Indian. Being at Mr. Stull's in the course of a few days; I inquired for what was saved and was given some fragments of true mound builder pottery, the crowns of a few teeth, some worked flint and the blade of a sandstone ax. They were found some three or four months before I heard of them and probably not more than half of the flints were saved. They were buried two and one-half feet below the surface, and in the edge of an open spot popularly termed "Indian fields" by the old settlers. This has shown no indications of any "mounds" within twenty-five y.ears. The remains of two other bodies were subsequently found when digging a cistern adjoining the cellar mentioned, but they were so decayed as to be of little interest. This last winter another skeleton was found on the Shaw place while digging postholes, but was not examined. In digging a well on the same place in an Indian field, at the depth of six feet, there was found a lot of charcoal burnt clay, pieces of pottery and flint, which had been worked, some to an edge and some not finished. Upon making inquiry I find that the valley of Deer Creek from its mouth up for the distance of some four or five miles has furnished a great many arrow heads, knives and axes. These have been picked up in .some cases were perfect because of the oddity if nothing else. In my opinion there is here a rich field for explorations and I shall embrace every opportunity to develop it and will be happy to give your many·readers the account of my work from time to time, and will answer any correspondence upon the sUbject. I do not, however, expect to find much until winter on account of the dense growth of vegetation. Crops are looking excellent, Some apples in places, but not generally distributed. My trees are quite full, in fact, they have the most on by half of any orchard in this vicinity, and will have about half a crop. M. J. A. Montgomery Submitted by lona Spencer Page 87 �13th ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT-DOUGLAS CO. SCHOOLS HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING JUNE 24, 1904 AT 2:30 P.M.-LAWRENCE, KS. GRADUDATES BY SCHOOL DISTRICT No.3-Stony Point-Baldwin & Vinland Ida· Hemphill No. 4-Weybright-Richland & Lone Star Clarence Hoover No. S-Hesper-Eudora Frances Davis Roy Harris Mary Henley Charles Hill No. 6.No. Six-Rte. 4 & 6 Ethel Haines No. 8 siegei-Lawrence Grace Ulrich No. 9 Black Jack-Wellsville & Baldwin Irene Van Tries No.1l Walnut Grove~Lawrence William Haverkamph No.12 Kaw Valley-Lawrence & Eudora John Dissinger Raymond Walters No.14 Pleasant Valley-Lawrence Rte.6 Shirley Hitchcock Mildred Farris Mabel Ulrich Leslie Ulrich No.lS Kanwaka-Lawrence & Lecompton Richard Wallace No.22 WashingtonCreek-Rte.6 Lawrence Myrtle Hyre No.23 Globe-Overbrook & Baldwin Oscar Giesel No.2S Clinton-Richland & Lawrence Orner Belles No.29 Blue Mound-Lawrence & Vinland Arthur Dunning No.34 Union-Baldwin Bessie Sutton No.36 Lecompton-Lecompton Marguerite Day Fred Migliario Edith Price Roy Roller No.43 High Prairie-Baldwin & Lawrence Everett Pence Verda Pence Mabel Pence Josephine Sperow Frank Sperow Drew Hammond No.47 Lone Star-Lone Star & Lawrence Louise Dreyer Page 88 �Page #2 No.54 Brackett-Rte. 1 & 4 Lawrence Walter Dougas Goldie Piper No.55 India-Lawrence Minnie Fritzel James Lawrence Harry Hegeman No.56 Prospect-Baldwin & Vinland Anna Weiler No.64 Central-Rte I & 4-Baldwin Lydia Johanning Mae Rappard No.66 Spunky Point-Concord Pearl Cooper Ruth Cooper Dora Sinclair No.70-Winter-Lecompton & Lawrence Merle Colman Clayton Pontius No.7"2 Big Springs-Lecompton Jennie Stone No.73 Jones-Lawrence & Lecompton Mary Anderson No.84 Belvoir-Richland Margaret Cummings No.85 Centennial-Overbrook Everett Skaggs No.87 Prairie City-Baldwin Virgil Hatter Submitted by lona Spencer Page 89 �(Taken from the Lawrence Daily Journal-Thurs. June 2, 1881) MARRIAGE BELLS ~Wedding of Miss Carina F. Harris and Mr. Fred J. Hill" It was some twenty-one years ago that one of the editors of the Old Lawrence Republican was one evening invited to go out upon the "California road" and witness the marriage of Mr. E. P. Harris, a young printer then working in the office, to Miss Davidson. It was a pleasant gathering and Rev. Dr. Cordley performed the ceremony. On last Tuesday eveing the first marriage in the household then formed was celebrated. A special contributor thus describe it: The pleasant country home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Harris, at Glendale, near Lecompton, was the scene of a joyous occasion, on Tuesday evening, May 31st, the event being the marriage of Miss Corina F. Harris to Mr. Fred. J. Hill, of Lecompton. The beautiful grounds was ablaze with lights from Chinese lanterns, hung in the trees, extending a cheerful welcome to the guests before they reached the house. The floral decorations were beautiful beyond description, the arch between the sittingroom and parlor being draped with festoons and garlands of evergreens and flowers. The "marriage bell," with a horse-shoe beneath, was suspended iti the arch. The happy couple took places beneath the bell at half-past eight o'clock, the ceremony being performed by Rev. RichardCordlley, D.D., of Emporia, in a very impressive manner. He was assisted by Rev. H. D. Herr, of Lecompton. The congratulations were heartfelt and sincere---all wishing the youthful couple the happiness they so well deserve. The bride's dress was of fringe silk, with plaited vest of cream satin. The skirt trimmings were fine plaitings and puffings with apron-front of diagonal folds, heavy cords and tassels gracefully looped about the skirt and basque was shirred at the waist and about the shoulders; fringe cord laced the front over the cream satin vest, finished at the bottom in heavy loops and tassels, with elbow sleeves, the whole elegantly trimmed with cream Spanish lace. The groom wore the usual black dress suit with white vest. The bride is not only well known and admired in the neighborhood in which she lives, but also in Lawrence and Topeka, for her amiable disposition and her accomplishments. The groom, whose home is near Lecompton, is a young man of promise and energy and deserving of the treasure he has won. This occasion was an unusually pleasant one for Rev. Mr. Cordley, he having performed the marriage ceremony for the father and mother of the bride some twenty-one years ago at Lawrennce. Elegant refreshments were served at about 9:30; under the supervision of Mrs. E. P. Harris, who received many compliments for the delicacies set before the guests, and the hospitable manner in which they were entertained. The love and esteem of the friends of the young couple was shown by the number of handsome and costly presents they received, a list of which we give below: Elegant set of jewelry Page 90 �Page #2 from the groom to the bride; $100 in five $20. gold pieces, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Harris; silver pickle caster, Mr. & Mrs. Geo. W. Bowes, Lawrence; silver napkin rings, Wm. N. Nace and wife, Lecompton; silver butter knife, Rosa Speer, Lawrence;' bouguet holder, Miss Gussie Clark, Danville, Ill.; china tea set, Boys in the State printing office; picture frame, Mr. J. Carruth and wife, Topeka; cut glass vases, Willie and Woodin Neff, Lawrence; silver cake basket, Hardin Speer, Lawrence; silver ice pitcher, Mr. George Storms, Glenda1e; silver caster, Mrs. Fannie Connelly, Lecompton; glove and handkerchief box, Miss Kate Hogeboom, Topeka; pair vases, Mr. A. B. Iliff and wife, Lecompton; pickle and jelly dishes, Mr. C~ N. Ela and wife, Topeka; silver pickle caster, Mr.M. S. Winter and wife, Lecompton; nut basket, Eddie P. Harris; bed spread, Dr. Bonebrake and wife, Lecompton; two cream satin ties, Miss and Mr. Waysman, Tecumseh; silver knives and forks, Mr. L. N. Sabin, Lawrence; handsome book, "Complete Home," Mrs. Julia Kerns; stand and tOilet mat, Mr. Q. H. Hill and wife; glass cake and sauce dishes, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hill, Lecompton; New Testament, revised version, John Speer, Lawrence;. plaque, han~painted, Miss Dora Wade, Lawrence; lace tidy, Miss Addie Lewis, Topeka; willow rocking chair, W. M. Dignon and wife, Topeka; marble-top center table, Mrs. and Miss Nona Reed, Topeka, lace tidy, Miss May A. Harris, Manchester, N. H.; handkerchief box, Georgie Cornell, Lecompton; glove box, Hattie Cornell, Lecompton; gold l~ned berry spoon, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Martin, Topeka; silver pickle caster, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drummond, Topeka; silver butter dish, Mrs. Neff, Lawrence . .The guests as far as we were able to get their names were as follows: Lecompton:--Mr. F. B. Hill and wife, Mr. A. B. Iliff and wife, Mr. Q. H. Hill and wife, Mr. L. Kerns and wife, Mr. H. D. Herr and wife, Mr. David Martin and wife, Mr. M. S. Winter and wife, Mrs. Hickok, W. M. Nace and daughter, Miss Minnie Hill, Miss Hattie Connell, Georgie Connell, Paul Hill, Miss Cora Bonebrake, Miss Eva Bonebrake, Mrs. J. H. Bonebrake, J. M. and Ms. J. A. Davidson, Jessie B. Davidson, Miss Ida J. Davidson, Chas. E. Dummer, Miss Hattie Dummer, Miss Ida Wizer, Miss Annie Macy, Sidney W. Hill, Miss Ola Hill. Tecumseh:--Mr. and Miss Waysman, Miss Virginia Waysman Cherry Mound:--Miss Anna Tipton Topeka:--Geo. W. Martin and wife, H. Nesbit and wife, Chas. N. Ela and wife, J. H. Ogden and wife, L. R. Dougherty and wife, W. H. Reed and wife, Wm. Dignon an d wife, Miss Nona Reed, Miss Addie Lewis, Miss Kate Hogeboom. Lawrence:--Mr. L. M. Sabin, Mrs. Mary E. Neff, Miss Rose Speer, Miss Dora Wade; Mr. Ed B. Wade, Willie Neff, Wordie Neff. With many good wishes for the future happiness of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hill the guest left for their homes at a late hour, all having spent a delighfu1 evening. M Submitted by lona Spencer Page 9! �PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF LEAVENWORTH , DOUGLAS AND FRANKLIN COUNTIES, KANSAS 1899 INDEX A Aaron. John ............ .... m7 Aaron. John A ............. ilJO Ahelelal. :'>Iaj. A. G .• :'>1. D . .416 Abernathy. S. W .......... 570 Adrtt11~, John, .............. 22 Adams. John Q ............. ~~ .;\U:UIlS. John Q....••....... ~3!) Aitchison, Johu R ..•....•.. fm Akers, Jonathan ..••.••.... 2Z", Al.1cl', John "ril1i:l.1l1 .....•. 531 Alexaneler. John C ......... m~ Alford. Lien!. A. C ......... i29 Alford. D. S ................ 728 Allen. Dr. A. A ............. 279 Allenelorph. Charles W .... 215 Anderson. A. J .• :II. D ..... 519 Anderson, Da"jtt H ...•.... 4~fj Anderson. Geofg-c A ...•.•. 5:!2 Anderson, l\lrs.l1allora .... :.11; AlIIlrews, (apt. S. H .....•. 510 Anthony, Col. D. R .•.•.... H;j Anthony. U. R.o Jr ..•.•.•.. !!li9 Anthony. lion. G. T ....... 195 AUlh,)uy, llellry ..•.••.•.•. 40S Apitz. Charles .............. :;28 Appleton, C. C .............. flf..c) Ar1llliOlrong. Beatty ......• , .WI Arnl~lrollgl kohert •.....• , .817 ArIllSlrOllf..r. ,,'illia1u H.o ••••1)1t, Arthur, Che:;ter A .••••••••• !l~ Ashhy. Charles A ......... .4:\~ A~hhYI Hon. "'illiam F .. .. i31 Atchi.oll. Da'·id ............ 718 Atkinson, Re,,·. Robert. •... 377 Atwood, Johll 11 ........... G11 A\'enarills, Char1es P ...... f~(i A\·eri1l. Narcisse N ........ f,()~ B H:thcock, lIon. C. \\......... ~;)I naker. Col. J. J ............. ~:hl Jlaker. Johll \\" ............. ~:I:; linker. Thomas N ........ ,COO3 B:tlc1\'I.·j11, Audrew S ...•..•. r,,;s nal(lwin,·l~hen ............. 3"!' Bahtw)n, l.afayette I' ...... :n.-, B:..l(·~. Eille-rlo .............. ,,:-.~, Harker, HOIi. C ..:urge] ..... :n I H:uley,ls.."l.iah N ........... 41"1 n:l.rI1C~. Delo~ N ............ 4:-,1 Harthd. Alfred RoO ......... ~q:l na~s. Han. \V. n ........... !".~;j 1hwer. P. II ................ ;1:1 Uaum. Johll ................ (;SS Deelelow. James H .......... 781 Deeler. Otto C .... : ......... iH Bell. John P ................ ~11 nell. ·Olin .................. :lS9 Ber!:er. August. ............ 6H Berger, Henry ....... ...... i~7 Derry, Peter. .••........•••• 740 Beunnaun, I ... ouis ........... flJ7 Diart, F.. l-:. Ii. ............. 738 Biehusch. Henry ........... 5~7 lliederm311, John A ........ 7iti ni~shy, Aluhrose ........... a:..t"J HirnC')" \Villkull I .... , ~t. n .. f~.8 Bishoff. Hon. C. N .• IIL D .. M9 mack. Joseph ............. $\0 Black. Joseph T ............ 1\.10 mackmall. W. I. R ..•..••• 790 Blochberger. Herma.n ..... 7i0 Boling. R. r. .• 111. D ...... , .7(;J Roling, lion. T. G. V ....... 7lil 1I01lin. John ............... 7r.i Bonehrake. Hon.J. H ...... ~IG Dosworlh, Charle~ ......... 5t-.:~ Boughton. Joseph S ........ 4ffi Dowen. Isaac ............... 75~ Bowersock. Hon. J. D ...... 13:! Boyel. A. R ................. 811 Boyel. Charles H ............ "18 Brandon, J~hn ......... ift(j Bransou. Henry C .......... 5"~ Dreese, Henry G .... i(i:! Drewert 11011. Da\"jd J ...... r)!)l Hre"'cr, Eugene ............ 5!)" Flrock. J. W .• 111. D ........ i:.11 Drollleisick. William ....... 3\17 IIrooks. Hon. Paul R ....... Z,l3 Drown, ¥elix C •..•..•• o • • • ';",13 Brown. William W ......... 407 Bruce. Rohert 111. ......... ,423 Brune, S. Edward.~ ........ 3H" Buchanan, janlefi .......... ';-1 Bnlln. John ,V ............ 0413 e • • o ....... nurr,lIcnTY 5 ...... _ , ...... i~17 IIl1sh. Jacob ............... (j01 Campbcll. lIIaj. R. C ....... 655 Canueau, Sall\I1Cl II ....... ~fi Carney. Edwin L .......... iR3 Carney, lIon. Th0111:U:' ..... 12G Carpenter. C. R .• lit. D ..... 615 Carpenter. Capt. Robert .. .T.6 Carpenter. W. D.• III. D .... 814 Carr. E. T .................. 71'S Carr, l\lailford II. .......... if';) Carter, \Villi:l1n R .•• : ... : .. Z:-,7 Casebier. Charles G .•...•.. S~7 Casehier. John G ........... M!) Chanlhcrs, Nelson A ...... :If,o Chandler, Nelsol1l\I ........ 57:! Chapill. Charlc~ H ......... &;9 CharltOtJ. Judge John ...... 1!l2 Churchill. Col. S. J ........ 200 Clark. John Z ............. (,.'"03 Clark. Malcolm ............ 21r, Clarke. Nicholas S ......... ZlO Cle\·\.'lilud. S. Grover ....... 10:! Clough. E. N. 0 ............ 819 Cochran. Snnlue1 .. _........ ;(..~) Colman. Os!:ood A: ....•••• 2:.9 Conard. John ~1.. _...... _.. li';l COl1g~r, Charles L .......... 3~i) COIl ley, :\l~chael .... e • • • • • • • ~-'7f, Coomll!i., F:dward E ....... . i";r, Cord ley. Rev. Richard.D.D.13U Corlett. William ........ " .. i71 Cory. John 111 ............... 1'01 Conrsey, Jmnes ............. S~ Cowdery. C. I. .• 111. 1> ....... 2&~ Cox. Eclll",cnd H ........... .r.~'() Cox. 11011. Joseph J ......... 2:.r. Craelit. Capt. N. C ......... ,C~.S Cnl1ner. John .............. ;lIG Crallccr.johlJ \\' ........... 2~1 Cralle. Charles D .......... 31.', Cra.ne. Henry D ........... ':lo~q, Crall,toll. J. Alexaneler. ... 7~1 Crawford. Le\'j Russell .... 31r. CUl1l1Uil1gs, Patrick ........ 2:17 Butell. A.lolphlls D ........ Hti llyt"r.!-l, Jan;es l~ ............. t~n:l CUllnillgh:\1I1. Jo~eph n ... . ~'~J Cutler. Charles C .......... SH D Byington, ])wight. ........ :"41;", llyinj:ton. ~Irs. Emily J .... 2Oe; Hyrd. iliac .: ................ G3;; c C. F. ·111 lJa\O Cn l,r.Jl·t. J. A., Jr ........ .".... ,; !>:-\\'cnporl, Caldwell. 11011. Alex ....... ];1:-. C,I<lw.ll. lIun. E. F ........ ~~:. Calhoun, 11011. J. C ......... 71',." Callahan, Alfred .......... . liP. Callahau •. l1. n., 1\1. D ...... 777 'v ........... n:,~s1c-r. J. A .• Sr... _.... ~':-I~' J):..\'is. Ceor~e 11 ........... ..JOt lIa\·i~. \\·in ... low ............ :,(1; 1h.:FOlI1. 11.:-; .. M. n ........ ;8.·, Ik1dllll:ll1l1. Fre<it'rick .... ,!'I:-:~ ])(:lIhol 111 , (~eorJ!~A ........ f,I~1 lJenholm, \\'il1ioull ......... tiJ}) Page 92 Delilon, 0Ih·er ............. 37:') Dickey. S:uu\1t'l R .......... :t..~'; Dicks. CallI. lien)")" II ...... ·itlt; Diestelhorst, Henry 1~ .... .. rI70 no.lsworth. Samuel. ....... J3', Dolphin. l\li!iOS :Mary }O; ..... 4'!S Donnelly. James ........... 5~O J)onovan, J1enjiuniu J ...... :t!)3 1>0110,,":111. l\l:ntiu n ........ 3~11 Doolittle. Reuheu R ........ :;1;Downey. "ery Re'·. T. J ... 2:.0 Drei,bach, Joseph 11 ....... ·111 DnITec, J.lll)'d ..•••••..••••.•. J!I.-. Duffin, John ............... ..1:!i l>yer, John 1\1 .............. r,\-I Dyer, Thomas. .••..•••...•. AlJl E r:aton, lhlnlille ........... ~:-. Enton. Cah'in ............... ~In:! 1~dll1illster, H.ellbe~, :-; ....•. ~:!:.! Edmond, HOIl. John n .... ::-.!:l l~dmnnr!s. lion. l\t. \\.........01 Edwards, Henii\luin ........ t~I~:! EdwarJ!o\, ~l:,j. C. 1...... . If.., E<h\':"lnls, Julius S .... ,' ..... ·1:1 EJ:!J.:lestou, A. r ............ I:r. J~lder. Alc.lamar P .. _...... ;.-il F.I<ler. lion. 1'. P ........... :!is Hlc.tri(IJ.!'-·. r:. "e., ~I. D ..... :,1;'; Ehhid!:e. !\Iaj. T. D ........ ~~:. Eh\"{·II. ~Irs. IIInry G ....... 4111 Emel·Y. Charles C .......... n:.!7 Jo:ntery. lion. James S ..... ~':l3 Etlgle. Solomon ............ ilfi l-:\·all~. Havirl .............. 477 l:!\·t'rhan1y. ('toter .......... ·,·t;, Ewing. Charles "'.• lit. D .. 54S F Olh'er J..•••. 313 "a"cett. John F ............ ·I~6 Faulkuer, John K .......... ;';~ F:lulkllcr, \\'il1i:u1t 1-\: ..... • iHi Feller. John C.............. R~ Ferguson, Rohel·t ~t. ...... !,!!'.J ...·err;~. JlIclg:e John ......... 4.'\0 r,-·,,·udy. \\·illi:ulI ........... ·J:;8 Fe\\,. S:ulluel F., fl,t. ]L .... 415 f'il1 111111 C, :\tillard .......... (ifi FiJJI~y. William S ......... .-III f'i.!'.C'her. CRill. J\11iu~ ....... ,,;~ Fi~her, ]JI)II. (;eorge A ..... 31,)1. Hlzl'atrick. Michael 1'..... :!~6 Fitz\\'illiam, ]Jon. P. l' ., .',!~, Fitz\Villialll, Frank P •..... ~O FarlJ~worlh. �INDEX. I'letcher, jo,i:1.h S .......... '.!:f7 I'linner. john ......•...... ..II" Flintjer. Arnold ...•.•...... ~ 11 Florn.. Chauncey •.•••.. -13:! Flora. Reazi n V •••••••••••• ·n!! Flory. Cyrus W .......... ':':,8 Fogle. Daniel .................:>0 Foulkrod. Rc\·. J. W ....... 3:!S Fraser, \Villiam \V ........ 2~t) Freienltlulh, \Villiatll ....•. 'H~ Fritzel.john ............... (;16 Fuller, William G .......... 816 o ••• G Gardner, \villi:l.I1\ .....••• •. 5(fi I. Garfield, jaulcs A .•.••..... !1.1 G~rrett. Rohert. .......... ,o\ (:ales, August. ..•...•.•.... "':lG Ga'v, James 'V •••........ 710 Gentry. Nicholas ........... 313 Getchell. Capt. Thomas .... (;.'6 Getker. Anton .............. ·I~·I Gilges, Capt. J. \V ...••••. .~'.!-1 0 Gill. Willi:1.11l n ........... 4~~ Gillham. john n ........... ;,11 Gilmore. joho ............. ·I~1 Glathart. jcreini:1.h II ..... 5:I:! Gleflu. Alexander G ..•.... 5:;& GOII,lanl. C. Coo M. D ....... 4:!5 Godding. George F •.••.•.. {JI)."i Gorrill. Rohert W .......... SOO GOllld. lion. G. R ......... 111 Graeber. G. A .............. 1.9 Graut, Ulysses S ........... $G Gray, Jamc:s •••••••••• 21",..1 Grebe. !\Iaj. Ill. R. W ....... 6.3. Green, William R .......... Z29 Greene. Hon. H. 111 ........ 148 Greeolee. M. D ............. lhS Gree\·er. Charles F ......... 483 Greever, John n .... : ....... ,06 Griesa. A<lolph C .. , ........ 2".8 Griesa. Augustus H ........ 2,'06 Griesa. Theo<lore ........... :''29 Griffin. AU"'r!. ............. 2r.o Grist, Norris 1\1. •••••••••••. t~)lj Groener. Rc\·. R. B •••••.••. zm Gro\"cnor, Gur~lon ..•...... 25S Grover. lion. Joel. ......... 1!l7 Gtlcnther, Re\', Louis., .... 1:11) Gustafson. Joel ..•••........ 503 0" •••• H Hackbl1sch. H. C. F ..... ~ .. 3,.ti ]lal1aux, John B ........... . i~~ Hamulin. George \V .•••••• (177 Harding, Anson C .......... f .."6 Harding. \vil1i~1I1 D ........ 7!U Il:lrris, 11011. J. P ........... )C.." H:uris, Hon. \\'il1iam A .... !!I:: Harrison, llenj:unill ...••••. 104i_ lI:lrrlsol1, IJol1. J. It ....... .f,,~~ .. l(arri~ol1. J"M'ph II ........ I-;~ Jlarrisoll. Tholl.13S \V ....• li72 Harrison, \\'illi:un H~nry .. r"JHartman. Fr~(lcriC'k \\..... ·I:~:t Hartnett. joseph j ..... .... 0;7 Harvey.l\1osesC ........... 238 Haskell. lion. n. C......... 1~iI lI~skell. Col. J. G .......... 1,;(, Itastillg,s. Saultle1 ~t. .0 .... ,~q,,-, 1I;\\'cns, P:l ul H .......•.... ,-".1;' Hawll, Judge l~allrells ..... I~':! Hawn, l"retlerick ........... 1....... 1 lIayes. \{utherford.D ....... !'O Hays, Martiu P .............. 57·} Heaston, D:ll1iel 11 .••...•.• f..t~ Heimann. Father Alhert ... ·11;0 llcudcrsoll, 110\\':l nl \\•.... f.O:} Henderson.johu A ......... 1;\-1 Hensley. Ahel. ............. f;.1 HeminI!'. John Alhert. ... 218 Herr, Francis C., )1. D .... (;'15 Herrit:s. Uado ..... e . . . . . . . 47G Herries. John ............ .4:!r. IIc~~e. \\'il1i:Ull G ......... ..t:!7 He!-'ter, Solomon A ......... ;01 Hetrick. Frank 0 .......... :107 llctrick.. Rev. Isaac ....•.•. :\{17 Higgill$O, Charles \\' ........ 7';9 Hill. Re\·. C. Rowland . .... ill lIil1. I). ~Iark ............... ~I'J Hill, Jantes A ............... 7Sl Hill4tman. Johu C .......... r'7 llilldll1311. I.ort-l1zo \\' •..... ·I:-.;~ Hines, ThulU:lSJ .•••••..... ·Il:! llit7.cm:lIl1f. Jnhu .......... ·1(.0 Jtonl1t,hl •.\.,u.tpsG .......... 1~1 Hoo"er~ Isanc I............. ]~I) Horne. John Boo ........... il.; lIol1~tou. S,:1.1lluel .;\ ........ 51;, Howard, Hon. \\". C ........ lf~9 Hudelson, N .•V ............ i:!1 Hue~g:etl. J. P .............. ';'0, Hughes, Isaac F ............. .;~) Hughes. William ....... , ... l'~ Hllmlll~l. Capt. J. I ......... 'I~ 1Ilullphrt:ys. I-;dgar J ...... 7CY.! Hnmphrey<, Syh'ester F.... i'l~ IhlU(l. John )1. ........... ~ •. :::;0 H\lurl. Leo ................... i!.t. 1Iul1(\. \\·clldliu ............ 373 IIl1nt, Col. 1'. F. ............. 1.'>,. HUlit. 1I01t. )(cCOWI1 .... , • • W5 Hunter. )Iartiu ~I .... o . . . . . . ';:li' Hurd, Hou. or. A ........... ti:(J Hutso11, Harry T ...•....•.. 515 I Ide. Jl1c1}.!"c Harvey \V ...... '!.,t Igel. Cal't. Richard L ...... '.!'~7 IlIglc. C1t:Hles \V .......... . ·I/:l Iosley.joseph Il ........... so:; J Jackson. Al1tlrcw ...........J:.! J:lcksoll. \\·illi:Ull ........ ":,!Il) J. H ................ !jI~1 ja1lle~ol1. Jo:dw<\nl .......... :!:~!"\ jacob~. jOltlSCl1. Henry ............. 1 II j :Ud r ,ll. A IIg11~t us :\1. ....... 17'-, janloll. Jo'r:tlll'is X ......... ::':: jdlt:rsol1. ·i·homa..,.: ........ :"j Jenkil1s. Frallcis :\1 ........ lli Jt:'nl1in~~. l:apt. A. J ........ ::to jewell. M. :\1 ............... :!17 Johns, john 1( .............. 1.8 Page 93 jOhl1S01l •.\IHlrew .......... ".\ JOhl1:-'Ol1, August. .......•. it:! juhll~oll. Capt. Thullta~ I..ISI Jotles. Maj. Il. C. ~1. Il .... :.'\l~ lol1~S, ~lnr~an ............. ~13 jonl:l". William W ......... ~7 K K~hll. \\·illi:llll ............. ·ll~9 l-\:ai~cr, (;t:orge F ........... ;::~) Kai:-:e.r, l'eter .............. :i':'!;, h..:l11fl11n1ln. (;eorg:e \\..•... 171 Keck. Ethan D ............. ,;1\ Keller, Fm,llcis:-.[ .......... ~:!:) Keller. Fre,1 W ............ • C,13 Kelly. \'ltIceut A ........... :<10 Kelly. \\·:,I:-:hillJ.!ton D ...... t~~ti Kihhe. \\'illiam E ........... 7 t·..! Kier, Roherl A ............ ,r,,',l Ki1~ore. J:lll1cs ............. R:.!ti Kimmel. Re\·. J. \\......... :--1..17 Kindred. Johll'V ...........'17 KitIl1rc,1. l~. 1' .............. "~I' King-. AlbL'rt II ............ ; .... :! Ki:1J,!sley. Rkhn.nl II ....... q~. Kirk. ,:\lex:1.J1fler ........... 1:11 l'irmcycr. r-tichn.d ........ :-';1:' Killre.!!:". )liss II. Il ...... ~I:! KitlrcdJ.:c, :\ti!":-::\1. C ....... 71'.! Klinkcnhcrg-, ~uru~ ....... :.!Ii Knapp. I.t.'\\'i~ F ..•........ ,:'-.t "-nap\>. Thomas n ........ J_'li Knipe, ·lIuhert. ............ 1i;)S Kuollt11n.ll. Henry .......... ';t'7 Koch, 1 (cr111au ........•.... ';~l;~ Koohler. Hn.rry \\.......... 1'0:', Kre7.dorn. )Irs: Afrn .••.... f.'~1 Kripp • .\uJ:\l~l I ............ ti;~ Kroll, Augll~t. ............. ~-;-ti KU:iter. Jacoh .............. -;-:t! Kyle, Andrew ·r............ ~l.~~ L Lahue, ''In.r~hnl1 Coo ...... . :.!I'i Lalnh. John F .............. ,;:~:! Lamher. J. n ............... );I~ I.,alllhert. \\·illin.1I1 .......... ~'J7 1.~lI1ill~.j. Callitoll ........ ~!'.I Laming'. \\'hitsecl, Jr ....... f ..~:! 1..:\lle, c.en. In mc~ U ....... 1:,0 I,alle. james A .• ~1. D .... ~13 l . . nl1J!\\'orthy. S. B .. )1. V .. . :l';9 Lnptntl, Pt.'tcr .............. f-!'O Lawrence. ~apt. G. \\· ..... ';·1:, Leahy. D:l.llid ............. f0.33 Len.\·en worth A 1Ig:1crs A~· sociatioll ................ .fiOli J . . eet.1~. '-\h~:\I,.Il1 ............ 7::0 l.cg::1.tc. jll(t},!c }. F ......... t~;:t I . .cihey, ~lrs. Xaucy A. C .. ,1::1 l~eiht:y. l . . eis. J:1I11C:-:. )1. D ....... ·f:.!l (~l·orJ,!c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . /I!) 1. . <.:ttlfll1. Stf:plu:u I': ........ ·.';11 Lt"JI':'1I1. \\'. \' .• :\1. II ...... 1:..."1 I.,.'wi ......\ It·xauder ...... , .. t;J:: I.,cwi:->. P. :\1.. 1.111\:k. ~t. Jj . . . . . . . . . :~',,; (~t.'or;.:c l~illc()Jn. . ....... f~·I·.! AIIl"ah:\ln ..•••.... is 11. Liu1lll:y, WIlliam :.1. ....... :'8i I.illttsc."y. Jamc:-> 1' .......... 4;17 I.ill~art1, AlIlo:-o I ............ ::7:. Lin;.:::tt". Ja11lt.'~ ............ :~;1 l~istt"l. 1-:'\II1Hllt1 ............ :'I~·I Liltt·11. I>:l\'id \V.~ .......... ,14il 1.,loy(I, juhll ................ 7~,i J"t)ar. John \\.... ~ ........ I~-,l I... o\·e, Hom. Akx:1.lHlcr ..... H!IJ I~o\\"e. Capt. p. C ........... t~!\7 I~o\\'c, 11011. 1"'. G .....•••.•. f~I" Low\.", \\'i1~~)11 c. ::. ......... 1~~lt. Ltldill~hlll. Hotl. R. \\...... I';.~l I..tlther, Ca1cb ~L ........... ~77 !\(cLarlhy. Mic1l:lel. ....... 70:' :\1('(1:1I1:,h:1.1I. John C ..•... ;$.,; 4tl·(:1..:lIal1t1, C. n ........... ;I~:t :\h.·Curmick. John ........ .1;:1.: :'lc\,\,nl1 iek. J. :\t.. )1. U ... ';1:', :\lcCul1c. Adam n .......... 774 :\h,'LHtlL'. \\'ilJi:Ull 0 .•.... ,. ,,;-;.", )kCti~IY. J'Ihll ............. 7e:-.: )'lcl t ""a1,'. Jallll· ............. til:! :\h~~·:I!1t~l1y. \\·ibtllt ........ ,;-;:-.. :\tcF.,rhll.l, t..:harlt:~ \\...... :.~I :\h"j';Ir1:lu(I, Kolot:rl S ....... ,;111 :\1l'F:d lalltl. 'l"h(·I:las ..•..•. 71;;: "".·F:lrl.tll~. John ........... ~t-; :\1~(~il1. (~t..'nt;.::e E .....•..... fi;o )t4..'lntire. 1... 0 ............. il;~' )tcKc.:~. Hull. Jollll ......... :!fi.-, :\h. Kl·l·\·er, Patrit.·k ........ SI:; )lcKinky. \\·illi:1.lII ........ 1111 )lc:"'ary. ~:l.pl. O. c ........ tI7~1 )tC="a!I~~lton. ~all1llel J .. .. f'1!f ~t"(,.}l1lh. John :" ........... :!llfi )1n.41i",.,n, Ja1l1c~ ......•••... 30 ~1:l.0·'"·t. Gc:orgc \" .......... ';S~I :\IaJ.:t·:~.l ... ~\Jl Jr. ........... i';li )tn.i.~f·~ l ~.)tt1ieh ............. ';(13 :-.tall w arillg-, Henry ........ !l.'H )Iarkart. Fr:tltk G ......... 7:.'0 )lnr~h. J()~el'h ............ 7::.1 )1:utill. \\'. n., :\1. U ....... :!'-'" :\la~on. :\(r~. E. B .......... 7'~1I )In:-f':l. )Inj. 1... P ........... 7f,,) :-.t:\~l}n. Zina A ....•...••... f ..' I )Iay",. \\·illi,"I1._ ......... ~ltI )lctHll, 11l1n. Slrerl1l:tIl .... :to:: )tt"t"k4.:1·. ~ila~:B ............ ·1417 )tehl, L.t·lli:-o C ............... til )tcrci1all:, :--':d:-::()I1 •••••••••. :!.... s :U~ro, Olh·er .............. ':1'j7 :-'l~rrilt. Edward n ........ 3111 )[ctT.. IIclIl")' ............... u~."'i :\Jeyer;o:;. Stnu('c I~ ........... f~-,'.! !\tillf:r. Fc..'rdiu:ltltl0 ........ &":1 ~Ii\l,. 1.:I!':lydte ............ ::!.~ )Iitltic.·r. l'hlH':I·t J .......... I~:t :'\luhcl"Ill:lu. \\'illin1l1 II ..... 7::1 )I·mroc. J:l1llc..'~""'" ..•... :)1 :-'It·'',111i!-!ht. Col. l'h .• II1:ls ... 1 t! :\fllurc..·. Ih.:l1j;,nlili H ........ ~,: ;\lfJ""·. ClI:,;·I,· ... ~J r"'.ll·. e'Jl. rr. fl •..••••.•• :.!:-.~ J., ........... ::;:; :\loOlrt..'. 11-)11. II. :'\Iilts ••.•.. 1::: :\l.\"r4.:. S:lI",u'l I' ........... !-i.'.!1 )tvq.,:an, Cithcrl 11 ........ .';~~J :'Iorg"o.:]On'llhall F ....... i89 �INDEX. I\1nys. \\'i1Ham ............. 7~J I\1ttl1dey, Da\'id E ........ · .:\:10 Jlfullk. Capt. Edward ..... 7G7 1\lurlill. Lemuel II ... D.D ... 199 Murphy, Edward E ....... . :lUi l\iurray, Rev. James ....... ;1:).' N Nadelhoffer, \\'iI1iatll .. .... ji'l. ]'\'neher, Stephan .......... ~9~ Nea"I, jonlau... . ......... 7146 l'calley. G. F .. 1\1. D ..••... !t~1 Nl'1son, Andrew P .......... ·Hi., Nel~oll, john .............. j4f, Nettleton. Lamar B.. .. ilO Newsome, Jos~ph ......... ftI7 !'ightillJ!~l~. \\·illiam ..... i;,:l Noss, Hiram ............... 743 o Oakes. Cnpt. HenT\' A ..... ti:!2 Oatman. Adolphus G ...... tilti Oat lila II. II. C .• 111. D ....... 1:.0 (hk. Fred ................. !t1~ Oldroyd. Char\e. W ...•...• 3:18 O~ds. Rev. Frank 11. .••. •• 'cm Olill. \Valler H .......... 3:\-1, Olson, O. GoO ..... , ....•..• ,O~ Orshourn, \Villialn !\t ...... ;"8 p • P:lrcel~.Johl1 \\' .. :..... ,1;0 Pan tee. \\'il1iam A ......... 4iij Parker. Dillwyn ........... 2IH Parnell. Andrew J .• Jr ..... 7l10 Parnell. Andre\..- J .. Sr .... G!l1J Patterson. William ..•..• 411 Payne. Re,·. J. )1. ......... "l~ Peairs, Hen'ey n .......... ,OX Pearson. Rob~rt II, ........ !-\:39 Pentl)', Prof. George B ..... lS0 Petherb, idge. J. C .... , .... 1fil Pettibolle. Capt. )Iiltoll .... ~:.j Phcnicit·, James ~I ......... 8'.!4 Phillip •. E. D. F .. 1\1. D .... ';gn Phillips. J. M .• M. D ...... .3:,7 Phillips, P. P ............•.. 83!1 Pierce, Frank.1in,.. ... .. iO Pilla. Charles ............... 2',3 Plan?. Jacob ............... .431 Poitrey. Joseph,., ......... ;,12 Polk. James K ............. 58 Pontiou~, Frederick n ..... 7:..& Pont,ius. Arthur C .......... is-I.( Porler, John A ............ 3tii Porter. \\'il1i:un A, ........ ;.15 Powell. Alfred B ........... :.3U PranK. Henry C ............ ~lB Przyhylowicz. M. A ........ 5:!(~ R Rahino\'itz, Harry ......... 5".!O Handall. Sherman W ...... 8aG Hallkin. Col. John K ...... 3..'l.;-, Hall.om. James II ......... RIO Rathbone, J. Cass .......... 5!"~ Ray. :llarcelmns II ......... 473 RaYlllond. Jo.e\>h M ...... 27,. Heed. Fitch ................ 390 Heedy. MichaeL .......... ,424 Ret's, Edwin T ............ . 4lY.! Reid. ISman.... .. ...... 3IS Reynolds. )Iaj. Clarkson . .442 Rt,:Yll0h.1s. Saluuel. ......... ·lti"2 Rhea. Henry W ............ 3~O Hice. Jasp~r S ............. 1>~7 Richard~on. George C ...... 2S!l Richnrd~ol1. Ja~on P ....... };ll) Ridgway. Char\e. H ..... 40:1 }{i!,!:s. lion. Samnt! A ..... Is:. Roberts. Gen.J. N ....... 138 Robertson. John \\" .......:4ll!', Rohhins. judge C. 1.. ....... ::;~4 Robinson, lIou. C .• ~1. D .. 121 Ro1.>inson. ;llr •. Sara T. 1> .. 121 Rodenburg. Christian ..... 8tO Rodenbnrg. Henry L ....... !!-IO Rorlenha\1~. Jacob ......... . Glii Hodger., lIenry H ......... 32!l Rothenherger. Jacob H .... 4S7 Ruder. Fred .............. rlH~ RuediJ:t:r. 1'h~otlore H, ... n~lS Ru"eIL!llrs. Clarinda L ... :):.9 RU,-i!'/iell. C-en. 'Edward .... , .1:!R Rynn. Jcpp ............... 207 Ryan. Matthew. Jr ...... 26.1 Ryan, Hon. l\fallhew, Sr .. 1;,l Ryan, ;rho111as C .••••••.••. :1(;:) s St. John. Marcena ......... MS Sam!', Frederick. ?I. D ..... 'i:!G Sanders. !lleshack ........ [>\lG Rallnders. Prof. R. S ....... 'i~l Savage. Forr . ~:': ....... 773 Schnake, lristian ......... 597 Schanze. August .......... S16 Schmeckel. Otto ........... 1112 Schnehly. J. C .. M. D ..... ~(>I Schneider. E. H. F ........ ':,91 Schulte, F. Coo ............ (it'.() Schwag·er.Jacob.......... 783 Schwartz. Andrew ........ ,.1):!8 Scott. Johll W .............. 3~7 Sears, Gen. \V. H ........... ;;':;3 Seitiel. Herman ............. 67'; Selig. August L ............. 571 Sen'atus, l\lrs.' Delia F ..... [,:!:j Ser\'atu5. \Vi11iam .......... fl25 Seufert. George Ada))) ..... ;,59 Seufcrt, l.ewis ............ ;)10 Seymour, George \V ...... .491 Shannoll, Hugh ............ 4;,;) Sharpc, Ah'i1l V ........... a.17 Sharpe, Ama.sa T ......... !-\:!!) Shaw, A1ex,HHler .......... (""'1·1 Shean:r. laules Drucc .... .. (j:!:, Shean'r. l~awrel1ce P ...... (i:!;J Sheldon, Edwin ;\1. ........ 309 Shepherd. William ....... .4!I;' Shinn. Alhert C ........... f~;1 Shiras, \Villiam M ..•••... .4(i:t Shively. Edward .......... 5i4 Shi"el)" Joseph M .......... 75,. a,,, Shott. lIarold C ............ Sh(H"t,Olh'cr P ..........•.. 3f~1 Simmons, C. J., M. U ........,;,:1 Simtnol1s, Jrulles C ••••..•.. r,!")9 simmons. 11011. N., M. 'D .. 5,~'1 Sinclair. Jaules C .......... S3G ~ingcr. S,31l1uel ........... 60S Skonrup. N, n ............. 3tit' Slater. Alfred H ............ 2:';5 Sl1t:ll1. \Villiam .............2-;0 Smith. Frank P ............ ;,~g Smith. lion. Horace J ...... I'~j Smith, Mrs. Lnr~l1da B .... 3.j[) Snlith. Leonard T .......... &17 Slllith, :\ln1c0111 F .......... ~.j-l Smith. lion. Martin.; ...... !!09 Snow, Fraucis H., LL. D .. . 1itl """Snyder, Elmore W ....... : 186 Silyder. George \V ......... ~H) Sparr. Ripley \\........... 1',~ gpencer. Charles C .... , .... 4.iti Spencer. William F ........ 3:.5 Spratley. John W ........... ~3 Spurgeon. "·illiam ......... ;lCoI.) Stal1l1arct. l:. 11 ............. a-;-l Stay man. IJr. Joseph ...... ~9~ Steele. Jlld"e I •. S .......... 51>1 Stephen •. Richard ......... 3~·1 Stnnh~rRh. Han. T. J ..... Uf, Steven •. Capt. J. T ......... :lOS Sl<~\·ells, Nelson 0 ......... 1-10 StiJ.a~lcl1lan. )larlin L .... 61-1 Stille. Louis C .............. !H7 Slillt:'hang-h. Geor~e D ..... 3:~ Stokely. 1'. D ............. 4:>1 Stonehr:lker, Samuel A .... ·17 I Stratton. John L ............ 3uj Strong. Charles n, ....... .. t~,:.! Slump. jobn B ............. :':,0 Sullivan. ~e\'. John ~1. .... 1../j'; Swift. Walter F ............ :.I~ Swisher. Hobert. .......... 4!1S T Tawney. Horatio ...... , .... 479 Taylor. In(l!,e F. K ......... soG Taylor. John F ........... . j:!:! Tayl"r. :llrs L. H .. D.D.S .. 7Ii Taylor, ThotllSS T .......... 5S:j Taylor, Zachary ............. 62 Teffi. Clark ................ ;,I~ Thomas, Barclay ........... 7~:~ Thomas. F :11..1\1. D ....... 24,-, Thomas. 111. Shaw. :II. D ... 2H Tho1l1as. ,Theodore C .••••.. 2-1li Thollla~, \V. Edwin ........ 792 Tho11lp";OIl, L. ~I. ....... ... 57i\ Thornhury. J. 11. .• 1\1. D. .3".'> Tisdalt', HCliry ..•........ , .i:l~ Todd. William :oJ ..... .... • ·W7 Track\\·el1. lh'njamiu ....... l... 3 Track well. J.cl{oy ........ 5(1() Tucker. Bon. C. II ......... fttil Tucker, Rev. Dexter.•..... ;,~r) ,'udhope. John ............. ljf05 Turner, James L ......... .. 52(j ,'yler, Fl'ecllla 11 ....•.•.•... 33G Tyler. John ................ fI4 u llmlllcthulI, George ........ [(!1 lhld .... rwl'od, Jl1l1iIlS .•.... .. 5-1i Usher. 11011. Johlll' ........ 1:15 v \'an Buren, ::\tartin ......... 46 \'an !-\e~tl" 11, G ............ G~)i Yan \'oorhi~, l~allsiug .••.. fllkl \V \\'atle, Hon. A. .I~:l~ \Voorl. Re\,. \\T. R .... , ..••. 3~1 \\'oolllief. Hon. W. H ...... 319 \Voo<ir1lfi, \\'. G., M. D .... li:?(j \\'os~er, Richant J ......... (i~}S \\·righl. A: II .. ;II. D ......·.326 Wri"hl. John W ........... .r,09 \\'right. l\fark S ............ !J43 W.Iif,·knhler. F. W ........ 0:17 \\·\11f..:kuhll:r, H. \\0' ....... 2Ii!1 \\'ulfkuhle. Angust. ...... 59~ y Yt:'wJall. ]o!o'eph ............ ~-.:;o ,"obc. A. F .• 1\1. D ......... 715 Yohe, \\'illi:llli S ...•..•..... 71:i z Zie~eni~. Submitted by Don Vaughn PAge 94 n,. ' .... '" Waller. Jo,eph E ........ .. S3S \\·aller. \\'. W •• !I!. D ....... 1111 Warring·. J. W .• M. D ..... .';~)9 \\'ashhurll. George P ..... <is:! \\·ashiugtoll. George ....... lS Watts. lion. J. C ............ SJ~ \\'c:n·er. John F .......... SlI \\'eck!". P. H ....••• ~ ........ ;)S:I Weelhor!'. Frederick ....... 53'", ,,'eimer, JallleS H .......... 8J8 "·elJs. r.t:or~e .............. 4U~l Welsh. lion. II. P .......... 7:>-. \Vest heOi. r, Eli ............. (i:H . "'herry. Eli J .............. (;';9 Whcblone. Johll II ........ 7UI \\,h'ite. Ah·aE. B. : ....... . i;-,9 Wiggin. Dndley H ..... : ... ';00 Wilher. Clark .............. :::>0 \\·,Ike. Adam L ............ 793 \\'illiams. William H ....... 3J~ \\'illi:l1l1s, \Villhull I( •.•.. tt;') \\'ilhal11s, \\•. Stauley ...... -I~ftl \\·illis. Arthur .............. ~-;U \\'ii!'otl, Al1en L ............ t~1O \yilsoll, \\'illi:l11l C ....... ,804 \\'illkelm:ln, Jacob ......... f.JG \\'iuter. ~liUon R .......... Su!! \\·oeher. Joseph A .......... K'!I \\'ohlfl'om, !\rarion A ....... POOO \\'olf. Charles F ............ aUG Woifsperger. G. J ..•... .... :1'" \\'oorl, Edwin S., 1\1. D. ' .3tlQ \\'ood. Rohert L .• M. D ... 349 Augu!-'t .... ,....•. . fii;, �COMING TO KAWAS by .. ' ~be 10bn Walton su.mer ot 1856 lwa3 at ~oun' Pleaaant Iowa assi8t1ng the engineers in con8tl'Uot1ng wbat was oalled the Skunk Rlver ra1lroad. DOralll'oad.·'thla ;\"Qad nnt to Bur11ngton, Iowa. Mount Pleasant had One JIOrnUlg o0lll1ng u.p to headquarters quite aorow4 was in tront ot tbe prlnt1Dg office reading b1l1a whlob aa14 sOllleth1llg l1ko thla i fio r~r bleed 1n.g Kansas. speaking ot tbe uece.81tyotaen and aoney to aake ICanaaa a tree 8tate. I 8ald, SaIl. I gU.8. I w111 "o·,to hnaas, ~hiswaa Sea lIoJ'arland. who was at'terwari a Colonel ot an Iowa "g1mellt· aD4 . . . k11led at the battle or i?rarle Groye.. Be sa1d, all rlght. I w111 lIltroduce you to the agent ot the Em1grant Aid. 'l"h0JlS8 lUdrldge. The agent was 'l"hatllight . . . .til18 was held at the Oourt houae. Pleaealltw8ntod to eend a ooapallJ' ot their own. »OWlt Oole brothers, Lightenlng rod men ottered to gi.... two horse •. aD4 a wagOil and barneaa it' 10 men could be raised.· '1'he oiti.ena·ottered to turniBh provision revolTer8, oover tor the wagon etc.; andoaU·it tbe Mount Pleasant OQlllpany. Tb.rough the reca.aen4ation ot MoParland and the other editor ot tbe paper I was appointed to get up tbe ooapany. I Dever did get 10 twlce I sot nlne but when new. oame in saying the Border Rutt181l8 ware murdering 8ettlers sending the. down the Missouri river on a ratt my coapany kept baoklng out. a1x I was not only disoouraged but disgusted. Vtnally when ay comp6ny got to I went to the ed1tor and sald, It you will take three .en troa Ohio and oall it nine, ·all right, it not, I w111 join tbo EldrIdge outtit, they acoepted. In a tew days the ra1lroad was finished and Col. Eldr1dge, 001. Pomroy, Riohard Ralph, Col. Perry and others oame was orowded. tro. Cbioago. IIr. Prouty Pomroy made a speech at the Oourt BOU8Ct, whioh Be spoke ot that old bachelor pre8ident who turned .to be with Page 95 • �2. , , th~ South, the roll1Dg prarles tree state. ot Kansas and the need 'ot making Kansas a The people went wl1d. oheers. hats thrown in the alr. stamped. eto. ' Well, we were titted out, teams divided -.;ith messe8 to each wagon. About 2c;o in all, 225iaenand 25 women sud oh1ldren. Mla80url, went' through Iowa. oame to 'labour. Iowti. drill master. We could not go through Col. Perry had been our Gen. Lane dr1lled us in the atterllOon. in the morning it was di8oov~red that" Redpath ~d taken our Sharps rifles whioh we were to get at 'Th~ Tabour.' RedShhtCoJ:lpan,y trom Indianapolia swore they would go no pomroi tI~lce. 1t had nu e!1't.!ct. we thought Lane bed gone on but tarther. CoL' Eldridge ~eu. "8U, Introduc1ng Lane said, I never could talk unles8 I got mad. then I can talk 11ke the devil, But here was a man who could talk. 7Ie tell in double line. lim Lane on a store box to the ,rIght ot us, Lane spoke ot the sacrifices the Kansas men were maKing, how they took scythe. and tork8 and defended themselve8. Finally wound up saying it there Is a man here that is not wIlling to lay down his lite tor tree Kansas let him step out at the lio one stepped out, he sa 1d not a cl8JlUl Jllan, gi vo us a tresh chew at hIlks. tobacoo. We had heard ot Gov. Gary proo lamat ion , no armed man could Inter ~nsas. buried out oannon. crossed the Missouri river at Nebraska CIty. we to Pony oreek, Kansas. we found Gen. Cook with 700 men, 5 oannons C6mo planted ill our road. tie naturally stopped. When Eldridge eJqJected what was comlng and we were each outfit marchine with our wagons. They took our arms, Cook and Deputy Frovo Marshall Presten wanted to furnish us an esoort. we voted .e did not want anesoort. could take care ot ourselves, torced the. to take us prlaoll81'1l. we were out at rations. prisoners la8t. Government furnIshed rations tor their I think about allot our nine went tor rations. I W88 about the The old OommIaary sargeant sald. "Ily good God. alllligbty. how many .e88es at nine is there in this damned ou~tlt. We had proviaions enough to last ua to Lawrence and they guarded us strlctly the tirst night, and the next night on one side. The next nIght they went on a halt ml1e and lett us to Page 96 .,! : ." ~ �3. ourselYee. ProYO MarsbAll Preston read Gary's proclamation and would.atop and explain it as he went along. he sa1d, -read it dIdn't .~t a8 Old Bob Morrow was tb.re on horaebaok, it 1s and stop your damned commentIng on 1t". to make us prI80ners but we torced them to do It. We oame on to North Topeka, whicb bad only one bouse and that was a log oabin, Ilet us there and weloomed us as the yeomen ot Kansas. at Topeka. and 150 c&lIle way. 011 to Lallllrence. Col. Cook Gov. Ga.ry About a hundred atopped A Ptirty trOlii Lawrence pt us on the The Free State hotel bad been burned in Lttwr8nce and there was only the little Cincinnatt1 Houee, and two 804 houses down next to the river. one ot them called the St. NIcholas. John Walton. From the Tracy Leonard Scrapbook. Volume] Watkins Museum, Lawrence, KS PAge 97 �This index does not include articles that are in a}phahetical order. Thes.e are the articles on pages. ] 7, 50, and 92 Able-86 Abranze-77 Aekley-84 Adam-86 Adams-43,75,77,78,81,83,86 Agle-79 Akers-77 Akers-8 Alexander-76,79,86 Alford--83 Allen-76,77,78,79,85 Allendorph-7 ·Allison-79 Alstott-79 Amalia-2 Anderson-3875,78,79,80,8I,82,83,84,89 Andreas-45 . Andrew-75,80 Andrews-85 Anerson-77 Apitz-80 Areher-67 Armstrong-50,80,81,85 Arnold-82 Arter-82 Artur-84 Asher-8 Atwood-85 Augustine-80 Austin-82 Babb-81 Bailey-80,81 Baker-74,83,84 Baldwin-82 Baneroft-75 Banker-86 Banks-86 Banson-75 Barber-II Barber-78 Bardell-II Barker-79 Barkey-76 Barnes-4,75,79,83 Barnett-41 Barreeklow-85 Barteaux-79 Barteldes-75 Barton-84 PAge 98 Bartz-79 Bassett-84 Bates-75,79 Baty-85 Baxter-69,70,84 Baysinger-83 Beal-79 Beam-75 Bean-76 Beattie-79 Beatty-81 Beehtel-78 Beek-83 Beeker-82 Bedale-76 Beebe-86 Beers-86 Behymer-84 Beleher-84 Bell-75,76 Belle-79 Belles-88 Belt-84 Beltz-84 Benediet-4,II,79,82 Berger-79 Bergman-80 Bernhard-81 Bess-83 Betts-80 Beurman-86 Beyer-84 Bigger-81 Bingler-80 Bireh-79 Bishop-82 Blaek-76,84 Blaekfish-41 Blaekman-82 Blair-80 Blevins-76,86 Bliesner-85 Bloyd-84 Boehle-83 Boehle-86 Boggs-50 Bolden-77 Bolton-84 Bonar-80 Bond-83,85 Bonebrake-91 Boone-77 Boshess-84 Bowers-50 �Bowersock-78 Bowes-9l Bowman-7l,78,80 Boyd-80,8l Boydston-76 Boyle-83 Bradley-80 Bradley-84 Brainard-4 Bratton-84 Breckenridge-8l Bredine-8l Breeze-77,78 Brehm-78 Brelsford-79 Bremer-12 Brenders-44 Brent-76 Brett-82 Brewer-82 Brinkman-85 Broadie-76 Brock-75,78 Brockelsby-85 Brockman-86 Brokman-82 Broodie-76 Brooks-47,78,79,9l Brown-75,76,77,78,79,80,8l,84,85 Brownell-8l Bruce-7 Brune-77 Brwon-76 Bryan-77 Bryant-76,77,82 Buch-77 Buck-78 Buckly-77 Bukley-82 Bulene-8l Bullock-85 . Bumgardner-82 Bundshu-43 Bunton-76 Bunyan-78 Burch-85 Burchill-ll,12 Burge-86 Burlingame-79 Burnam-86 Burnett-85 Burns-77,85 Burton-76,84 Byrd-78 Page 99. Cady-8l,82 Cain-75,83 Calrin-84 Cameron-79 Camerson-75 Campbel1075 Canaday-84 Captain-40 Carl-85 Carlson-83 Carlson-83 Carman-85 Carmean-75 Carpenter-78,82,84 Carroll-77 Carruth-91 Carson-76 Carter,-75, 76,77 Carvin-85 Case-4 Catlett-83 Chadwick-8,75 Chalkley-79 Chambers-80 Chandler-78 Chapman-85 Charlton-8l,82 Chase-86 Chenlakes-86 Cherry-8l Childs-76 Christensen-79 Church-84,86 Churchill-77,78,80 Clark-43,47,75,76,77,78,8l,82,9l Clark-47 Clarke-8,79 Claypoole-789 Cleland-77 Clevenger-82 Clinger-79 Code-78 Cody-39 Coffman-83;85 Cohn-8l Cole-81 Colett-69 Collins-84 Colman-89 Colwall-80 Comfort-86 Cone-a5 Conklin-79 Conley-76 �Conn-80 Connelly-91 Conner-79 Connor-75 Conway-78 Cook-77,96 Cooper-75,78,79,84,89 Corbin-81 Cordley-90 Cornell-91 Cosley-75 Covey-8 ·Cowan-76 Cowles-75 Cox-8,75,77 Craddock-81 Cramer-80,81 Crawford-81 Cressman-81 Criley~81 Crispin-85 Criss-84 Crowder-85 Crowe-78 Crozier-79 Crumet-78 Crutchfield-81 Culbertson-80 Cummings-89 Curley-86 Curtis-77,84 Curtiss-81 Dahlene-82,83,84 Dailey-80 Dale-86 Dard-3 Dart -1 , 2 , 3 , 4' Daugherty-43 Davidson-91 Davis-76,79,80,81,82,84,88 Day-83,88 Deal-79 Decker-85,86 Dedrick-83 Deelin-85 DeForest-4 DeMaranville-75 Deming-78 Dening-78 Denison-4 Dever-78 Dick-78,82 Dickenson-85 Page 100 Dicker-8,75,81 Dickson-41 Dietz-85 Dignon-91 Dillon-84 Dinglestedt-38 Dissinger-88 Dixon-75,83 Doan-78 Doane-78 Dockray-80 Dodson-84 Dolan-85 Dolbee-79 Doniphan-41 Doolittle-78 Dorsey-82 Dortha-l,3 . Dorward-82 Dougas-89 Dougherty-91 Douglas-78 Doyle-80 Drake-82 Dreher-86 Dreker-85 Dresser-81 Dreyer-88 Driggs-II Drummond-91 DuClause-85 Duffee-82 Duke-79 Dumas-85 Dumler-75 Dummer-91 Dunham-84 Dunkel-86 Dunkun-79 Dunmie-85 Dunn-82 Dunning-88 Dunsaw-8 Durland-78 Durrs-44 Dyche-85 Earl-78 Easley-76 Eastman-85 Eaton-78 Eaves-77 Eck-78,86 Ecke-81 �Flinn-Sl Florer-SO Flory-S6 Floyd-7S Folks-Sl Foote-75 Ford-S5 Forth-SO FortheyOSl Fortney-S3 Foster-S3,S6 Fowler-SO Fox-76 Francis-S3,S6 Francisco-SO Freark-S3 Fremont-39 French-7S Frenger-S5 Friend-Sl Frienouth-SO Frink-S5 Fritzel-S2,S9 Fry-SO Frye-76,77,7S Full-76 Fuller-SO,S5 Funk-S2 Edholm-77 Edir-Sl Edmonds-41,SO Edmondson-77 Ela-91 Eldridge-S2,95,96 Eliot-S5 Elliott-7S,S4 Ellis-7S,79 Ellison-75 Elm-7S Elston-S5 Embers-74 Emery-76,79,S2 Emmett-75,Sl Emmons-41,42 Engle-3S,50,S5 Englehaupt-S3 Engles-S5 Erhart-S3 Ericksen-79 Erickson-79 Ericsson-S4 Eriksen-7S Esterly-SO Eugene-2 Evans-79 Evatt-79 Everett-S5 Ewers-Sl Ewing-79,S5 Galbreath-S5 Gamble-77 Games-S5 GAR-79 Garcia-S3 Gardner-75,Sl Gary-96 Gaton-75 Gehring-Sl Geiseman-Sl Geltch-S4 Gentry-SO Gerhard-7S Gerstenberger-45 Getker-44 Gibb-Sl Giesel-SS Gilbert-77,7S,S6 Gillham-S5 Gillmore-Sl,S2 Gilson-SO Gingerick-75 Ginn-Sl Givens-76 Gleed-79,Sl Faerber-44 Fairbairn-S5 Faith-S5 Falley-S6 Fann-S4 Farley-7S,S5 Farr-S6 Farris-SS Faxon-75 Fearing-S Fellows-79 Fetheroff-SO Fetty--S6 Fields-SO,S2 Finch-Sl Finnup-S2 Fischer-S,S2 Fish-39,40,41,42,44,45 Fishback-76 Fisher-76,SO Fleisher-79 Fleming-7S Page 101 �Gnuefkow-82 Godding-79 Goodwin-76,83 Gorton-13 Goth-78 Graeber-75 Graffenreid-44 Granger-8I Grant-77 Gray-75,77,85 Grayson-78 Green-79,82 Greene-76,77 Greenlee-82 Greenlees-85 Greer-86 Gregg-86 Gregory-77 Griesa-75,77,8I Griffin-8,78,80 Griffith-86 Griggs-85 Grimes-83,84 Griswald-74 Groninger-83,86 Grosvenor-8 Grover-78 Guffith-78 Guflers-44 Gulley-84 Haas-75,83,84 Hagan-76 Haglund-85 Haines-88 Hall-42,72,73,77,82 Hallmark-86 Halloway-75 Hamer-78 Hamlin-80 Hammond-88 Hanger-78 Hann-79 Hanselman-76 Hanson-8I Harding-78 Harlan-82 Harrell-86 Harris-76,77,79,80,84,88,90,91 Hart-75 Hartigs-44 Harttman-80 Harvey-47,77,85 Hase-86 Page 102 Haskins-80 . Hatch-85 Hatten-78 Hatter-89 Haverkamph-88 Hawk-8I Hay-79 Hayden-76 Hayslett-85 Hayter-76 Hazen-82 Headon-8I Heaston-82 Heck-85 Hegeman-86,89 Heider-85 Hellers-82 Hellstrom-86 Helmick-80 Helwig-77 Hemphill-75,88 Henderson-50, 76, 77, 85 Hendry-80 Henley-82 Henry-41,75,84 Henshaw-80 Henson-81 Herd-81,86 Herr-90 Hertz-41 Hess-80,83 Hesse-83 Hester-75,79 Hickock-79 Hicks-83,84,86 Higgens-84 Higgins-84,86 Hilderbran-85 Hill-78,79,83,88,90,9I Himrod-2,3 Hindman-8I Hines-77 Hird-77 Hitchcock-88 Hixson-83 Hobbs-44 Hoffman-85 Hoffman-86 Hoge-79 Hogeboom-91 Holladay-83 Holliday-83 Hollingberry-75 Hollister-75 �Jewett-75,SO Jilson-S5 Johanning-S9 Johns-7S Johnson-75,76,77,7S,S4 Jones-4,76,7S,SO,Sl,S4,S5,S6 Jordan-17,46,S4 Jutckins-76 Holloway-76 Holyfield-S5,S6 Honnold-S Hook-77 Hoover-15,S6,SS Hopkins-42,76 Horner-S Hosford-S1 Hoskinson-S Hoslet-SO Hostetter-S3 Houghton-S5 House-SO,S3 Kahle-S5 Kansas 20th-SO Karnes-75 Kasold-S5 Kason-76 Kassinger-S6 Keeler-S5 Kelly-78,80 Kelsey-S2 Kelson-SO Kemp-S6 Kennedy-S1,S3,S6 Kent-S3 . Kenyon-S6 Kerns-75 Kerns-91 Kilw.orth-75 King-75,76,S6 Kirkpatrick-79 Kitsmiller-S3 Kluskens-6S Knahe-S5 Knight-S3,S4 Knop-S5 Koehring-S1 Kopp-77 Kremer-77 Krin-1 Krom-S2 Kruse-S6 Kuhne-79 KUMC-S4 Kunkel-7S Kunkel-S1 Kuntze-76,77 Howard-75,77~SO,S3 Howe-SO Howland-SO Hubner-79 Hudson-S1,S3 Hughes-S,79,S6 Huleck-77 Hults-S3 Hultz-75,SO Humphry-4 Hungerford-79 Hunt-S2 Hunter-79,SO,S4 Hunzicker-83 Hurt-76 Husted-S6 Hutchings-S2 Hutchinson-SO Hutt-7S Hyde-7S Hyre-SS Ice-S1 Iliff-91 Illinn-S5 Ingeson-77 Ira-4 Ireland-84 Irvin-79 Iseman-80 Jackson-39,41,76,S3,S5,S6 Jacobs-S2 James-S3,S5 Jamison-S4 Janeway-S3 Jeans-S Jeffries-S5 Jennings-S1,S3 Jensen-79 Jenson-S6 . PAge 103 Labarriere-79 Lacey-75 Lackey-S3 Ladd-50 Lainge-79 Lambertson-75 LaMonte-79 Land-76 Landen-79 �Macy"':91 Madden-76 Maffet-83 Main-75 Malady-84 Mallard-75 Mallen-80 Mallison-75 Manley-8I Manter-78 Manwaring-75 Markey-75 Marks-80,8I Marriott-86 Marshall-78,80,86 Martin-79,85,86,9I Martindale-86 Marvin-80 Mason-77,82,85,86 Masonic Lodge-78 Mathews-76 Matney-84 Matthews-76,80 May-78 Mayhugh-86 McAuliffe-80 McCarty-8I McCauley-75,76 McClain-85 McCleery-85,86 McClendon-84 McClintock-83 McClure-40,82 McCollum-43 McConnell-75 McCrary-82 McCreath-8I McCulloch-81 McCune-II McCurdy-78 McCutchan-76 McDonald-86 McElhenny-82 MCFarland-8,76,79,95 McFarlane-79 McGrade-77 McGruder-83 McKay-86 McKelriey-86 McKelvey-86 MCKittrick-79 McNeill-85 McNish-83 McPherson-79 Lander-75 Landis-83 Landreth-84 Landrith-83 Lane-39,96 Langley-79 Large-4I Lauden-79 Lawrence-79,89 Lear-85 Learned-83 Lee-76,77 Legg-83 Leinhart-80 Leis-80 Lemon-78,84 Leonard-76,97 Lescher-78 Leslie-78 LeSuer-8 Leter-85 Levens-84 Levy-8I Lewis-8I,9I Liggett-86 Lindley-80 Lindner-80 Lindsay-82 Loewenstein-85 Logan-80 Lohman-82 Loit-8,45 Long-39,45 Longfellow-81 Loomis-3,4 Lowenstein-8I Lowman-82 Lown-85 Lowry-76,77 Lucas-79 Luckan-79 Ludhope-85 Lundy-75,83 Luner-83 Lupker-8I Lyman-79 Lyon-79 Lyons-82 Lyter-85 Mabery-75 Machir-82 Mack-4 Mackey-75 PAge 104 �McWilliams-76 Meadows-78 Melrin-85 Melville-75 Menet-75 Merideth-84 Messenhimer-83 Messer-85 Metcalf-81 Mettner-80 Migliario-88 Miles-83 Miller-75,76,77,78,80,85,86 Mills-80,86 Milner-75 Mitchell-71,81,85 Moffett-86 Monroe-75,78,80 Montgomery-84,87 Moodie-81 Moody-78,80 Moore-4,42,78 Morgan-81 Morowetz-85 Morris-6,75,83 Morrison-78 Morrow-97 Morscher-82 Mortenson-79 Mosser-79 Mossler-81 Muli-schonl-4 Mull-75,84 Mullin-83 Murphy-78,79,86 Murray-81 Murtough-81 Myers-76,78,79,81 Myre-81 Nace-91 Nadelhoffer-79 Nance-71 Nastings-81 Neal-79 Neff-91 Neft-85 Neis-71 Nelson-77,79,84,85 NeVieu-77 Neville-81 Newhouse-81 Newly-78 Newman-76 PAge 105 Newmark-82 Newshouse-79 NewSom-44 Nichols-79 Nicholson-81 Nisely-83 Norris-83 Norton-80 Norwine-78 Notestine-81 Nunez-83 O'Brien-77,79,80 O'Bryor-82 Oakes-78 Oatman-83 Odell-84 Ogdon-91 Ogle-79 Olin-80 Oliver-77,81 Olsen-78 Olson-77,79 Orender-79 Orr-78 Osborn-79 ovington-4 Own-79 Ozias-83 Palmer-79 Pamroy-95 Papin-41 Parish-78 Park-85 Parker-77,86 Parks-41 Parnell-85 Parris-76 Pasewark-85,86 Passon-81 Patterson-79,84 Patton-86 Payne-71,84,86 Peairs-8,81 Pearce-75 Pease-80 Pence-88 Pendleton-81 Penfield-81 Pennington-77 Perkins-75,78,81,83 Perley-85 Perry-78,95,96 �Randall-75,80 Rankin-81 Ransdall-78 Rappard-89 Ratliff-86 Raybourne-78 Raymond-81 Reading-79 Reatz-79 Redmond-78 Reed-42,76,78,91 Reedy-78 Reinche-78 Reinhart-80 Remby-84 Reuch-78 Reuter-78 Reynolds-75,78,85 Rhodes-42,77,79 Rice-76,79,83,84 Richard-86 Richards-44,80,85 Richardson-78,79,84,86 Riddle-80 Ridenour-77 Ridgway-81,83 . 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Saunders-86 Saurer-85 Savage-79 Say-39 Schaake-75 Schall-82 Schaum-80 Schell-79 Schleifer-44 Schneider-82 Schowengert-85 Schrader-85 Schrengohst-84 Schulz-80 Schumann-85 Schunck-70 Schwartz-85 Scott-76,77,86 Seamans-82 Searl-82 Sears-38 Seaton-75 Sechrest-78 Seeley-79,8l Segarro-83 Sehern- 80 Selig-75 Sellard-8l Shackleford-71 Shanafelt-79 Sharp-76 Shaw-8,75,80,85 Shearer-85 Sheen-80 Sheets-80 Shepp-75 Shields-78 Shirar-8l Shockey-85 Shoemaker-83 Shore-78 Showmaker-83 Shrimplin-85 Shuler-86 Shultz-75,84 Sicoky-86 Sigelin-83 Siler-8l Simerock-85 Simmons-8,8l Simpson-7l PAge 107 �VanBuren-79 VanDeuson-85 Vangaasdeek-83 Vannest-76 VanTries-88 Varnum-85 vaugpn-43 Vernsen-79 vickery-79 Vincent-79 Vitt-79 Voorhis-77 Stull-87 Sudler-8I Sullivan-79 Sulton-83 Summera-85 Summerfield-80 Sunhen-84 Susan-50 Sutton-88 Sweezer-76 Talbert-76 Talbot-85 Tannehill-II Taylor-76,78,85 Tecumseh-40 Tepper-69 Teter-85 Thiele-85 Thomas-76,78,8I Thome-80 Thompson-76,80,8I,82 Thomson-80 Thorneden-8I Thorp-74 Thorton-76 Thralls-75 Thudium-80 Tipton-76,9I Titus-I,2,3 Tolbert-77,79,82,86 Topping-8I Townley-8I Trask-74 Tremplin-77 Trent-80 Trew-II Treworgy-79 Trom-86 . Trout-8I Trowbridge-75 Tucker-76,8I,86 Tudhope-85 Tupper-82 Turner-86 Tuttle-86 Tweddell-83 Wade-80,9I Waffle-85 Waggerman-77 Wagner-78,80,86 Wagstaff-78 Wahl-82 Walker-76,83,85 Wallace-76,77,88 Wallborn-79 walling-78 Walter-80 Walter-85 Walters-88 Waltman-83 Walton-95,97 Ward-78,84 Warne-75 Warren-75 Warren-78 Washington-76 Watkins-76,8I Watson-86 Watt-8 Watts-85 Waysman-9I Weatherby-75 Weber-80 Weers-83 Weidemann-79 Weiler-89 Weir-84 Weise-85 Weiser-83 Welcher-83 Wellhausen-84 Wellman-76 Wells-80 Welsh-79 Werkenthin-84 Westin-78 Wheeler-40,80,8I Ulm-85 Ulrich-79,82,85,88 Ulrickson-80 Underwood-8,83 Urech-8I Utley-12 PAge 108 �Whipple-75 White-4,75,76,77 Whiter-S2,S3 Whithey-S2 Whitman-S Whitmore-l,2,3,4 Whitney-SO,Sl,S2 Whitzel-79 Wickersham-S6 Wieman-SO wigton-Sl wilbur-75 Wilder-75,76,Sl wilhelm-Sl Wilhelmi-Sl wilks-S4 Willey-Sl williams-S,76,7S,SO,Sl,S3,S5 Williamson-79 Willis-7S,79 Wilmont-SO wilne-SO Wilson-77,7S,79,Sl,S2,S5 Winchell-S2,S4 Windemuth-ll Winger-S5 Winston-Sl Winter-S,9l Wintermote-l1 Wintermute-ll Wise-S2 Witham-76 Wizer-9l Wolf-7S,79,S3 Wolgamott-77 Wollenzien Wood-7S,79,SO,S6 Woodard-S6 Woodruff-75,79 Woods-75 Woodside-7S Woolley-70 Worley-13 Wright-S4 Wrightsman-S3 Wulfkuhle-Sl Yarnold-76 Yeager-77 Yeates-77 Yewdall-S2 Young-S,Sl Zane-40 Page 109 Ziesenis-44 Zimmerman-S4 Zook-S3 �~.:~ OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS COUNTY LEGEND • .. 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