https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/cd0181dda5dbb9148253c3a0be03caad.pdf b4384dd76c254c5ba8fbff7d3fa82975 PDF Text Text -~. ... / .. ~3~-"---~ �Volume XXI, No.1 and 2 Til January and April, 1999 '181111 -- ------ .' . . - =...--.....- --~ Published Quarterly By: CDouB[as County Genea[oBica[ Society P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KS 66046-0664 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KS 66046-0664 ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE AND JOBS ASSUMED Jackie Kennedy Beverley Chapman Carol Albertson Shelley Hickman Clark Chuck and Erma Worley Don and Wilma Vaughn Paul Jordan Pioneer Mary Burchill Iona Spencer J. Bunker Clark Treasurer Publications Membership Abstracts Librarians Web Page Genealogist Editor Typist Layout and Typesetting The Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization. Meetings are held at intervals and announceQ in the Lawrence Journal World. 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 and membership year is from January 1 to December 31. Visitors are always welcome at the meetings. The Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society Library is located in the Helen OsmaRoom on the lower level of the Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont., Lawrence, KS. Hours are Monday through Friday 9:30 am - 9 pm; Saturday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm; and Sunday 2:00 pm - 6: 00 pm. Anyone may· use our library but items may not be checked out. Microfilm readers are available in the OsmaRoom. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc. P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 --------------------*-------------------------------------------January and April, 1999 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Volume XXI No. 1 and 2 Contents Page Neis, Kindig, Matney Papers-------------------------------------- 1 Osma Room is Completed------------------------------------------- 1 BruceFlandersLetter--------------------------------------------2 BookReviews-----------------------------------------------------3 Genealogist Available inMissouri--------------------------------4 Guide to the 1885 Census, Douglas County, Kansas-----------------5 Partial Indexes to 1885 Census, Douglas County, Kansas-----------6 Lawrence Street Addresses and Wards in 1885---------.:.------------'6 Wards of Lawrence & Townships of Douglas County in 1887----------8 Douglas County, Kansas, Marriage Records 1895--------------------9 Extracted from List of Marriages Performed by Rev. Richard Cordley-----------------------------------------------------26 What Do I Do with All This Stuff?-------------------------------32 Douglas County Genealogical Society Members, 1999-~--------~----34 One Page of Index to Douglas County, Kansas, Family Histories---35 Douglas County Genealogical Society Publications List-----------36 The Pioneer welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure to leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the Pioneer editor at the address above, or submit to one of the Administrative Committee. If you can give us the articles on disk we would appreciate it. The index to volume 21 will be in the last issue of the volume. Address Corrections: If our 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. �NElS, KINDIG, MATNEY PAPERS Several years ago the family of Elizabeth Neis brought many boxes of family records to the Society to save them from the trash. We have stored them for all this time. Recently we were contacted by a family member in Pennsylvania who wanted to see some of the records. We sorted through the boxes and dispersed the records as follows: 4 boxes were sent to the relative in Pennsylvania, the Society took out some of the duplicate publications and that is what is listed below, and the remaining 6 boxes were given to the Eudora Public Library. The following titles will be housed in the Helen Osma Room of the Lawrence Public Library. They may not be checked out, but you are certainly encouraged to use them extensively in the room. Kith and kin of George Wolf, Governor of Pennsylvania, 1829-35. Notebook of Matney records. Ancestors, descendants and relatives of Charles Daniel Kindig and Ellen (Beishline) Kindig. Genealogy of Jacob King (Konig) and Matheus King (Konig) ofNorthamption County, Pennsylvania. Matney Connections, Brooks Matney and Jennit Young, William Matney, and Sarah Yocum, and allied families. Charles Matney of Lone Star, ca. 1810-76. Brooks Matney and many others. Shackelford Tree by Betty Murray. 1850 Federal Census. Tazewell County, Virginia by Susie Shrader. Relatives, ancestors, and descendants of William Samuel Matney and Frances Bishop Porter ("Sam" and "Frankie"). Index to Douglas County History ofKansas by Andreas. Genealogical table of the descendants of Solomon Coker. The Shirk family history and genealogy from 1665 to 1914. Bowman, Shackelford, Nance. Double-cousin descendants of Harrison Champion Bowman and Irena Shackelford Stiles, John Maglimmery Bowman, and Caroline Shackelford and their ancestry. OSMA ROOM IS COMPLETED The renovation of the Helen Osma Family History Room in the Lawrence Public Library is completed. The size has been doubled and we thank the Library for doing this project. We appreciate all of you being patient while it was being worked on. Now is the time to formulate a Collection Policy for the Society's part of the Osma Room. As you can see from the following letter from Bruce Flanders, director of the Lawrence Public Library, they are interested in making the Osma Room be an even greater asset to the library and the community. The Society will hold a meeting on May 5 at 2 pm in the Osma Room at the Library. Our topic will be to talk about and formulate policies for the Society's part in the Osma Room. We will have representatives from the DAR and the Library present so we can all agree on the direction for the Osma Room. A tentative policy for collecting quarterlies follows; we will discuss it at the May 5 meeting: Continue exchanging quarterlies from Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Iowa, Indians, Illinois, Ohio, and Virginia. Keep 5 years of each quarterly. What to do with the ones we discard? - 1- �e Lawrence Public Library . March 29, 1999 Ms.MaryB~1 Douglas Ceftgy enealogical Society, Inc. P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, KS 66046-0664 Dear Mary: I want to thank you for your encouragement and guidance relating to our work on expanding the Osma Room. The renovation project took a lot longer than I would have liked, but I believe the end result is good. We recently installed a patron counter at the entrance to the Osma Room, so we should be able to maintain accuate statistics regarding use of the Osma Room resources. As you noted to me in your March 3 letter, there is more work to do. I am open to the Society's desire to place abstracts in this room. A number of the library's ·vertical file cabinets will be available to help house these materials. Also, the shelving on the south wall can be extended. I have asked Cecilia to coordinate these actions. I should note that I have a concern about the "eclectic" appearance of the free-standing furniture and shelves in the Osma Room. I would like to work with the Society over the next year to improve this aspect of the room. 707 Vermont Street I would appreciate an evaluation of what freestanding furniture is needed in the room. We can work with the Salvation Army, Social Service League, or other groups to find a new home for the furnishings, if any, which are determined by reference staff and Society members to no longer be needed. And, we could explore Library or Friends funding for new furnishings, should any be identified as desirable. Lawrence. KS 66044-2371 Again, many thanks for your help in this, and other, library projects. Respectfully, 785-843-3833 Bruce Flanders Director copy: Cecilia Jecha May fax 785-843-3368 -2- �BOOK REVIEWS by Mary Burchill Cole, Trafford R. Italian Genealogical Records: How to Use Italian Civil, Ecclesiastical and Other Records in Family History Research. Salt Lake City: Ancestry, 1995. 251p. mus, index, appendices. The chapter titles after the introduction are: History of Italy and Italian Record Sources, Meaning and Origin ofItalian Surnames, Noble Families, Civil Vital Records, Napoleonic Civil Records, Parish Records, Alternative Ecclesiastical Records, Alternative Record Sources, Research Procedures, Research by Correspondence, Reading the Records. The appendices are: Addresses of the Italian State Archives, Addresses of the Diocese Seats. There is a glossary ofItalian tenns, a bibliography, and an extensive index. The detailed infonnation in this volume will be very valuable to those with Italian ancestors. This book will be shelved in the Osma Room and was purchased by the Society. Allen, Desmond Wales, and Carolyn Earle Billingsley. How to Get the Most Out ofDeath Certificates. Conway, AR: Research Associates, 1991. Approx. 22 pages. The expected infonnation including why use death certificates, where to write, cost, and how to order infonnation and what to do if you don't find a death certificate is found. Probably one of the most interesting inclusions is "what to look for on a certificate" and what this infonnation can lead you to. Delayed death certificates and alternate sources finish out the text. Included is a map of State-Wide Vital Registration Beginning Dates, and a listing of Vital Records Offices in the United States. This booklet will be shelved in the Osma Room and was purchased by the Society. Allen, Desmond Wales, and Carolyn Earle Billingsley. Social Security Applications: A Genealogical Resource. Conway, AR: Research Associates, Conway, AR, 1995. Approx. 20 pages. A very infonnative and interesting booklet on how to find and what the infonnation is in Social Security applications. How to find a Social Security number and then obtaining the infonnation is included. This booklet will be shelved in the Osma Room and was purchased by the Society. Allen, Desmond Wales. Where to Write for County Maps. 3rd edition. Conway, AR: Research Associates, 1998. Approx. 20 pages. The introduction includes why county maps are important, how to use county maps, addresses including the internet, tips on ordering and other kinds of maps that are useful. The rest of the booklet is a state by state listing. These lists include addresses, phone numbers, web sites, prices, etc. This booklet will be shelved in the Osma Room and was purchased by the Society. -3- �Allen, Desmond Wales. Where to Write for Confederate Pension Records. 3rd edition. Conway, AR: 1998. Approx. 16 pages. The author speaks to jurisdiction, record location, information about individual states and policies changes. Information on each of 14 Confederate states includes earliest legislation, addresses, costs, and internet addresses. The states included are Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. There is a listing of other sources of information. This booklet will be shelved in the Osma Room and was purchased by the Society. Betteridge, Leona B. Frederick Badsky Descendants in America and His Ancestors in Germany. University Place, WA: author, 1998. Unpaged, illustrated, pedigree charts, family group sheets, maps. This self-published volume of about 200 pages is clear and well done. It traces the family in Germany from 1812 to the present day. That is done with maps, pedigree charts, family group sheets, census photocopies, and many other primary records . . Among surnames included are Badsky, Batsche, Badscha, Buchholz, and Blocher. This family has strong Douglas County connections. This book will be shelved in the Osma Room and was a gift from the author. Utley, Lucille. Marion County, South CarolinaAbstracts ofDeeds. Volume 2: books F-I and K, 1811-1823. Charlotte, NC: Forebears Press, 1997. 237 pages, indexes. These deeds were abstracted from the Deed Books by Lucille Utley and were edited, indexed, and published by Alita White Sutcliffe. This book, volume 2, is 195 pages of deeds abstracted from the Marion County, South Carolina books. The introduction clearly states the periods covered, where they can be found, and other places to look for similar records. 42 pages of indexes include Place Names, Slave Names, Female First Names, and index of Names. There is a loose map of Marion County dated 1815, enlarged and improved in 1882. This volume will be shelved in the Osma Room and was purchased by the Society. Volume 1 is already on the shelves. Genealogist available in Missouri If anyone has roots in southern Missouri, there is a person who does genealogy and also has a Sunday column in the Springfield News Leader. You can Write her to put a query in the newspaper: Gloria Bogart Carter, 733 S. Farm Road 89, Springfield, MO 65802-9525. -4- �Guide to the 1885 Census, Douglas County, Kansas Prepared by Paul Jordan. Douglas County Genealogical Society, 1999 Many of the pages of this census are not labeled with the Ward number of Lawrence or the name of the Township, and the page numbers can be confusing. This explanation is designed for identifying localities associated with Schedule 1, Inhabitants, which can be done by turning slowly through the film while noting the order of the items as shown on the following list. Page numbers refer to the large scribbled numbers that are usually found only on the first page of each set of three pages of Schedule 1...Other than Schedule 1" usually is Schedules 2 through 11 and certification pages. Film numbers are those shown on the microfilm boxes in the lAwrence Public library. SEE MAPS AND OTHER INFORMATION ON OTHER PAGES OF TIiIS GUIDE Film #10290: Lawrence (Wards 1-6), Baldwin City, City of Eudora First is Schedule 1 for Lawrence, lBt Ward (Ward number not specified on the schedules until the first page of Schedule 2); page numbers 1-58, heading "City of Lawrence.... + Other than Schedule 1. + Continuation of Schedule 1 for 1st Ward, page numbers 59-74. + Other than Schedule 1. + Title page identifying Lawrence 2nd Ward, followed by page numbers 1-58, heading "City of Lawrence:' + Other than Schedule 1. + Continuation of Schedule 1 for Lawrence 2nd Ward, page numbers 59-65, heading "City of Lawrence." + Other than Schedule 1. + Title page identifying Lawrence 3rd Ward, followed by page numbers 1-58, heading "City of Lawrence" or "3rd Ward Lawrence." + Other than Schedule 1. + Continuation of Schedule 1 for Lawrence 3rd Ward, page numbers 59-82, most headed "3rd Ward Lawrence." + Other than Schedule 1. + Long black space. + Title page identifying Lawrence 4th Ward followed by page numbers 1-48 headed "4th Ward Lawrence", "3rd Ward lAwrence", or "City of lAwrence." + Other than Schedule 1. + Title page identifying Lawrence 5th Ward, followed by page numbers 1-33, headed "City of Lawrence." + Other than Schedule 1. + Title page identifying Lawrence 6th Ward, followed by page numbers 1-33, headed "City of Lawrence." + Other than Schedule 1. + Schedule 1, page numbers 1-24, all headed 'Town of Baldwin City." + Homemade form. page numbers 25-31, all headed "Baldwin City." + Other than Schedule 1. + Schedule 1, page numbers 1-21, all headed "City of Eudora." + Other than Schedule 1. END OF FILM #10290 Film #10291: Townships of Clinton, Eudora (except City of Eudora), Grant, Kanwaka, Lecompton (including Town of Lecompton), Marion, and Palmyra (except Baldwin City) First is Schedule 1, page numbers 1-34, all headed "Clinton Township." + Other than Schedule 1. + Schedule 1 for Eudora Township, page numbers 1-44, headed "Charles Lottholz" with or without "Eudora Township." + Other than Schedule 1. + Schedule 1 for Grant Township, page numbers 1-20, headed "J.L. Gilmore" with or without "Grant Township." + Other than Schedule 1. + Schedule 1. page numbers 1-29, all headed ''Kanwaka Township." + Other than Schedule 1. + Long black space. + !;'chedule 1 for Town of Lecompton, page numbers 1-20, with or without heading 'Town of Lecompton." + Schedule 1 for Lecompton Township, page numbers 21-25, with or without heading "Lecompton Township." + Other than Schedule 1. + Schedule 1 for Marion Township, page numbers 1-15, most headed "Marion Township." + Other than Schedule 1. + Schedule 1. pages 1-68, all headed "Palmyra Township." + Other than Schedule 1. END OF FILM #10291 Film #10292, Wakarusa and Willow Springs Townships First is Schedule 1, page numbers 1-71. all headed "Wakarusa Township." + Other than Schedule 1. + Continuation of Schedule 1, page numbers 72-90, all headed "Wakarusa Township." + Other than Schedule 1. + 5<;hedule 1, page numbers 1-49, all headed "Willow Springs Township." + Other than Schedule 1. Film #10292 continues with Kinsley in Edwards County -5- �PARTIAL INDEXES TO 1885 CENSUS, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS The more or less alphabetical list of residents starting on page 24 of the 1886 City . Directory for Lawrence can be used to determine the Ward in which a resident lived, thus eliminating the need to search all six Wards. Most of the adult males and some females are listed in the directory, so it can be a great time-saver for census searches. By using the address listed in the directory, and the information about street addresses and Wards below, the searcher can learn which Ward to search in the census. A sampling indicates that the Ward locations of about ,70 to 75 percent of the heads of household in the census can be found by using the City Directory as a surname index. Be aware that, within each letter of the alphabet in the Directory, the surnames are not entirely in alphabetical order. Although the 1886 City Directory doesn't list residents outside Lawrence, the 1890-91 directory does. Starting on page 230, the "Directory of the Farmers and Land Owners of Douglas County, Kansas" shows the name of the Township in which each farm is located. Thus, for the farm families who didn't move across Township lines between 1885 and 1890, the census user can narrow the search from nine Townships to only one. A sampling indicates that the Township locations of about 75 to 80 percent of the rural residents can be found by using the 1890-91 Directory as a surname index. LAWRENCE STREET ADDRESSES AND WARDS IN 1885 (N.L. stands for north Lawrence as in the 1886 City Directory) Adams- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Alabama-- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Arkansas-- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Ash-- All in ward 6. Banks-- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Berkley- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Bridge-- All in ward 5. California- All in ward 1. Centre- All in ward 6. Cherry-- All in ward 6. Connecticut (south of river)- Through 847, ward 4: 900 and above, ward 3. Connecticut (N.L.)- All in ward 5. County road- All in ward 2. Dane-- All in ward l. Delaware (south of river)-- Through 847, ward 4: 900 and above, ward 3. Delaware (N.L.)-- All in ward 6. East-- All in ward 6. Elliott-- All in ward 1. Elm-- Through 299, ward 5: 300 and above, ward 6. Euclid-- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Florida-- All in ward 1. Funston Avenue-- All in ward 5. Geneva-- All in ward 3. Garfield-- All in ward 3. Hancock- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Henry-- East, ward 4: West, ward 1. Illinois-- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Indiana-- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Kentucky- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Lake-- Through 299, ward 5: 300 and above, ward 6. �Lee-- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Lincoln-- Through 299, ward 5: 300 and above, ward 6. Locust- Through 299, ward 5: 300 and above, ward 6. Louisiana-- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Lyon- Through 299, ward 5: 300 and above, ward 6. Maiden Lane-- All in ward 5. Maine (south of river)-- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Maine (N.L.)- All in ward 6. Mapl~-- Through 299, ward 5: 300 and above, ward 6. Maryland (south of river)- All in ward 3. Maryland (N.L.)-- Odd numbers, ward 5: Even numbers, ward 6. Massachusetts (south of river)- Odd numbers through 847, ward 1: Odd numbers 901 and above, ward 2: Even numbers through 846, ward 4: Even numbers 900 and above, ward 3. Massachusetts (N.L.)-- All in ward 5. Mechanic- All in ward 6. Michigan- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Miles-- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Mill- All in ward 5. Mississippi- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Missouri-- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Morris-- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. New Hampshire-- Through 847, ward 4: 900 and above, ward 3. New Jersey-- Through 847, ward 4: 900 and above, ward 3. New York (south of river)- Through 847, ward 4: 900 and above, ward 3. New York (N.L.)-- All in ward 5. North-- Through 299, ward 5: 300 and above, ward 6. Oak-- All in ward 6. Ohio- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Oneida- All in ward 3. Ontario- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Oread Avenue- All in ward 2. Oregon-- All in ward 3. Penn:- All in ward 1. Pennsylvania (south of river)- Through 847, ward 4: 900 and above, ward 3. Pennsylvania (N.L.)-- All in ward 5. Perry-- All in ward 5. Pinckney-- Through 299, ward 5: 300 and above, ward 6. Pleasant- All in ward 5. Quincy- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Reed- All in ward 1. Rhode Island (south of river)-- Through 847, ward 4: 900 and above, ward 3. Rhode Island (N.L.)- All in ward 5. River-- All in ward 5. Senator-- East, ward 3: West, ward 2. Tennessee- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Vermont (south of river)-- Through 847, ward 1: 900 and above, ward 2. Vermont (N.L.)- All in ward 5. Walnut-- Through 299, ward 5: 300 and above, ward 6. Warren-- Odd numbers east, ward 3: Odd numbers west, ward 2: Even numbers east, ward 4: Even numbers west, ward 1. . Winthrop-- East, ward 4: West, ward 1. Wisconsin-- All in ward 1. -7- �WARDS OF LAWRENCE AND TOWNSHIPS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY IN 1987 ~: OUIdGI Atloa oJ' K~ ~ b, LH. Eue.e.. Co.. 1887, 1875 mop Of a.-.ence ohaouIn8 Wo_, 1895 CIt,y 0 ....." ...... beecatbfns Wo..6 - - -. .......mI by Peal L JonIaD. OOIIg.... C......ty _11ogIaI1 Sodrty. 1999 LAWRENCE ! .."",.. i WARD 6 """TH i II i 1= !~~ .....I LYON I (~ WARD 15 ... > y .W> ... 't1~ 7~ ~ ~ jWARD ... """ EXPLANATION ~, STREET WARD BOUNDAR V AND STREET "-- '-- ., ONT WARD BOUNDARY. NO STREET ~. KAN80\8 RtvtR l8 WARD BOUNDARY i-" ... I I ..... '011 I ........ DOUGLAS COUNTY EXPLANATION - BOUNDARY OF NAMED TOWNSHIP (kANSAS RIVER IS BOUNDAR Y IIlTWEEN GRANT AND WAkARUSA TOWNSHIPS) KANWAKA ~I'; ::> en WAKAHUSA BeIYolr PO CJ c.o....., CLINTON . Gmon p.o Still,. . _po Twl'l Mound P.O. . PlNsant Grove p.C :! ..: Vrtlana 0 . .. . l.aDHr PO BadrM Globe PO po Wo""!'! P.C <Ii MARION ~ 0 HoIIII"I9 PO ~Sp ...... WI LLOW SPRINGS R.17 E. R.'S E. P.O. en :! ..: """"C[j .... B\j en 0 D R. 19 E. . c..rf..1d PALMYRA Pra ... Cty ..: ::> ..: U sc. po Alred PO . • rf) - EUDORA R. 20 E. BadcJar:k ~ R. 21 l. ..: -8- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS, 1895 From Book 8 in the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Lawrence Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough, and submitted by Vivian Clough. (The 1896 records will be in the next issue of the Pioneer and both years will be published as a book in the near future.) Please read through these, and if there are any corrections let me, Mary Burchill, know at 843-9199. JP = justice ofthe peace; MG = magistrate Page Groom Bride Date Officiant 8-132 Abbott, George W. Dg. CO.,KS Clara (Claire) E. Matthews Dg. Co., KS 12 Dec 1895 Leav. Co., KS Wm. Loesch, MG 8-142 Allison, James R. Superior, NE Evaline Howard Dg. Co.,KS 25 Dec 1895 Dg. Co .• KS C. R. Dixon, MG 8-97 Arnold. Charles C. Leav. Co.• KS lola Brushwood (Koelsch) Leav. Co .• KS 2 Sept 1895 Dg. CO.,KS 1. Q. A. Norton. MG 8-22 Asmuss, William Dg.Co.,KS Emma Koelsch Paola, KS 8 Jan 1895 Dg. Co., KS W. Schaefer. MG 8-24 Bahnmaier, Christopher Jannie M. Duncan 16 Jan 1895 M. T. Crews. MG 8-140 Banks, George 1. Ethie I (J). Armstrong 24 Dec 1895 E. L. Geyer. MG 8-47 Barker. Charles S. Ella G. Hopkins 30 Mar 1895 1. F. Sage. MG 8-124 Barnhart. Ezre Franklin Co .• KS Annie Bond Dg. Co .• KS 20 Nov 1895 Dg. Co .• KS 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-84 Bayne, Charles H. Williamstown, KS Mamie F. Guyllala Williamstown, KS 14 July 1895 Jeff. Co .• KS Geo W. Braden. MG 8-37 Bennett, John Sarah Lee 25 Feb 1895 R. B. Groenor, Priest 8-106 Bivens, George Edith Davis 29 Sept 1895 W. W. Brooks, MG �o 8-108 Blair, James W. Russell, KS Bertha J. Treworgn Dg. Co., KS 9 Oct 1895 Dg. Co., KS L. C. Biggs, MG 8-52 Blaul, Louis Burlington, IA Bertha E. Poehler Dg. Co., KS 17 Apr 1895 Og. Co., KS Richard Cordley, MG 8-56 Bliss, George Evaline Covey 22 Apr 1895 James Marvin, MG 8-40 Bowen, William H. Linwood, KS Christene Widener Linwood,KS 6 Mar 1895 Dg. Co., KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-54 Brayton, William L. K.c., MO Anna V. Shepherd Dg. CO.,KS 17 Apr 1895 Dg. Co., KS Wm. W. Ayers, MG 8-18 Brown, Charles H. Ida Fisher 1 Jan 1895 Joseph Michael, MG 8-56 Brown, George F. Waloma,KS Sarah R. Bowman Dg. Co., KS 23 Apr 1895 Dg. CO.,KS Wm. W. Ayers, MG 8-1 ]4 Brown, Henry E. Leav. Co., KS Martha W. Rhoades Leav. Co., KS 19 Oct 1895 Dg. Co.,KS A. A. Cooper, JP 8-80 Brown, John W. Reno,KS Rebecca Cooley Corydow, IA 27 June 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-72 Burnett, Columbus C. Linwood, KS Flora M. Malory Linwood, KS 5 June 1895 Leav. Co., KS John H. Embre, MG 8-113 Butler, Truman Oregon Ella Leamer 23 Oct 1895 J. H. Snyder, MG 8-133 Butts, John W. Pierceville, KS L. Mabel Richards 18 Dec 1895 Dg. CO.,KS W. H. Zimmerman, MG Dg. Co.,KS 8-128 Califer, George Jane Bradford 28 Nov 1895 J. W. Boykin, MG 8-74 Canfield, Arthur Graves Jeannette Platt Sayre 6 June 1895 Wm. W. Ayers, MG �- 8-125 Carletson, Mount Mary A. Spence 20 Nov 1895 N. C. Burea, MG 8-47 Caswell, James H. Topeka,KS Mary Spencer Dg. Co.,KS 1 Apr 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-73 Cato, William H. Angie M. Arnold 3 June 1895 C. F. Burdick, MG 8-59 Challiss, James Milbach Atchison, KS Rilla Bagby Van Horum Dg. Co., KS 30 Apr 1895 Dg. Co., KS Richard Cordley, KG 8-46 Chambers, Harry L. KC.,MO Maggie Lewis Dg. Co.,KS 27 Mar 1895 1. K Spencer, MG 8-43 Cherry, Edward Linwood, KS MolIie Holmes Linwood, KS 16 Mar 1895 Leav. Co., KS F. M. Adams, JP 8-123 Childs, William Osage Co., KS Jennie Henderson Dg. Co.,KS 16 Nov 1895 K D. Williams, MG 8-129 Chison, Fred Douglas Benton Co., KS Rachel E. Thouvenel Benton Co., KS 29 Nov 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Shelby Henderson, MG 8-137 Clark, James Lizzie McBriar 19 Dec 1895 Robert Martin, MG 8-44 Cline, Celbe C. K.C.,MO Capitala E. GrofT KC., MO 20 Mar ]895 Dg. Co., KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-107 Coberly, Arthur N. Effie Peters 29 Sept 1895 1. G. Griffiths, MG 8-37 Coleman, William J. Mary Rush 25 Feb 1895 Chas. M. Sharp, MG 8-67 Collins, Wm. B. Mary S. Wright 22 May 1895 Justus McCoy, MG 8-25 Conrad, Charles W. Leav. Co., KS RosaL. Fine Dg. Co.,KS 16 Jan 1895 Dg.Co.,KS L. C. Biggs, MG 8-50 Comel1, Louis S. MaudE. Lamb 7 Apr ]895 L. C. Biggs, MG 8-101 Cowdy, Thomas Daisy Hart 16 Sept 1895 Richard Cordley, MG �8-60 Craigrnile, Melvin B. Effie Hann 1 May 1895 Jas. Marvin, MG 8-98 Creighton, George T. ' Topeka,KS Ada Philps Topeka, KS 2 Sept 1895 Dg. Co., KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-76 Cullen, George Cherokee Co., KS Emma Baker Dg. Co., KS 17 June 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Wm. Wayers, MG 8-95 Cunningham, Fred B. CoraM. Day 29 Aug 1895 J. K. Spencer, MG 8-]26 Dailey, John A. Helen L. Noyes 23 Nov 1895 Wm. W. Ayers,MG 8-107 Dane, Augustus M. K.C.,MO Minnie Sample K.c., MO 1 Oct 1895 Dg. Co., KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-27 Daniels, Charles M. Danville, IL Mamie E. Henshaw Dg. Co.,KS 30 Jan 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Richard Cordley, MG 8-81 Daugherty, Charles F. Chicago, IL Lotta L. Barber Dg. Co.,KS 4 July 1895 Dg. Co., KS Wm. W. Ayers, MG 8-96 Davidson, Shennan Wyano Co., KS Grace Hutchison Jeff. Co., KS 29 Sept 1895 Dg. Co.,KS C. A. Bateman, MG 8-70 Dias, William T. MinaPerky 28 May 1895 Arthur L. Goudy, MG 8-33 Dillon, Grant M. Mary Smith 13 Feb 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-88 Dimery, James Henry Alice Lucratia Scott 3] July 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-65 Doane, Shennan C. Mattie H. Palmateer 15 May 1895 Jas. Marvin, MG 8-102 Douglas, James Prentiss Caroline Raber 19 Sept 1895 Richard Cordley, MG 8-108 Dumnar, Charles E. Viola W. Hart 2 Oct 1895 John C. Hope, MG 8-112 Durr, Carl F.B. Blanche Hinsey 16 Oct 1895 D. L. McCreary, MG 8-31 Eldridge, Silas R. Jennie B. Crowder 21 Feb 1895 J. H. Snyder, MG .... N �- 8-120 Ely, Francis 1. Topeka, KS Maggie Semple Ottawa, KS 4 Nov 1895 Franklin Co., KS Wm. 1. A. Wenn, MG 8-110 Emery, Mr. Lonia Susie Salisbury 10 Oct 1895 P. D. Skinner, MG 8-43 Evans, James E. Grace McCullough 13 Mar 1895 Millard T. Hatfield, MG 8-21 Evans, Lewis B. Ida May Shields 1 Jan 1895 Millard T. Hatfield, MG 8-114 Evans, Zachariah Williamstown, KS Jemima Howard Williamstown, KS 20 Oct 1895 Jeff. Co., KS Eld. A. Montgomery, MG 8-53 Everly, John C. Dg.Co.,KS Vina C. Wilson Leav. Co., KS 16 Apr 1895 Leav. Co., KS Wm. Loesch, JP 8-59 Evinger, Elmer Johnson Co., KS Carrie Skiles Dg.Co.,KS 28 Apr 1895 Dg. Co., KS James Lawrence, MG 8-136 Fawl, Frank E. Dg. Co.,KS Emma Krouse Osage Co., KS 25 Dec 1895 Osage Co., KS H. A. Platt, JP . 8-63 Fegan, Thomas 1. Denver, CO Cynthia A. Davidson Lenape, KS 12 May 1895 Leav. Co., KS Geo. Berg, MG 8-78 Ferguson, Tomie Nellie Dicous 25 June 1895 license only 8-54 Fields, Charles N. Leav. Co., KS Samatha 1. Widener Leav. Co., KS 19 Apr 1895 Dg.Co.,KS 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-67 Fitch, Thomas G Sault Ste. Marie, MI Georgie Hoage Dg. Co., KS 22 May 1895 Dg. Co., KS Willis G. Banker, MG I VJ �I -I::- 8-77 Fitchur, Frank F. Durango, CO Jennie N. Moore Dg. Co., KS 19 June 1895 Dg. Co., KS Wm. L. Grant, MG 8-81 Fleming, Hennann Dg. Co., KS Catherine E. Hergert Newton, KS 3 July 1895 Dg. CO.,KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-123 Flory, Harvey H. Eva Reser 13 Nov 1895 Thos. G. Winey, MG 8-91 Forsyth, John D. KC., MO Carry L. Lary Emporia, KS 10 Aug 1895 Dg.Co.,KS John Charlton, JP 8-100 Frederick, Charles W. Nellie (Nettie) B. Ridenour 11 Sept 1895 Jay W. Somerville, MG 8-131 Fuel, Henry W. Lawrence, KS Lizzie Taylor Leav.,KS 7 Dec 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Jas. H. Hubbard, MG 8-51 Fry, William Agnes Callaway 17 Apr 1895 Robert Morgan, MG 8-108 Gaines, Wm. 1. Baltimore, MD Pearl Tabing Indianapolis, IN 22 May 1895 Dg.Co.,KS 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-130 Garber, Benjamin M Sarah E. Metsker 8 Dec 1895 Thos G. Winey, MG 8-103 Geelan, Charles H. Lulu(y) King 22 Sept 1895 W. E. Stone, JP 8-115 Gibler, Willis L. Mabel Bell McNish 20 Oct 1895 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-40 Gilmore, Martin Susie Hastie 7 Mar 1895 C. H. Strong, MG 8-99 Goodwin, Alfred Weaver,KS Katie Monroe Weaver,KS 7 Sept 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Jacob L. Hatton, MG 8-97 Gordon, Samuel Tonganoxie, KS Ella King Tonganoxie, KS 2 Sept 1895 Dg. Co., KS 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ �- 8-41 Gossage, George W. Mary E. Haven 8 Mar 1895 Wm. C. Paden, MG 8-125 Hadl, Frank Leav. Co., KS Clara Eder Og. Co., KS 12 Nov 1895 Og. Co., KS John G. Splinters, Priest 8-132 Halbert, Thomas D. Jackson Co., KS Belle Tedrow Caledonia, OH 11 Dec 1895 Og. Co., KS E. L. Geyer, Rev. 8-117 Halderman, Samuel W Mollie M. Kennedy 13 Oct 1895 Wm. C. Ayer, MG 8-51 Hamlin, James Mary Taylor 12 April 1895 R. Martin, MG 8-122 Hamilton, J. Burnett Zoe A. Trembly 9 Nov 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-99 Hammig, Jacob LeavCo., KS Clara Perky Dg. Co., KS 4 Sept 1895 Dg. Co., KS ArthurL. Goudy, MG 8-139 Hannon, Henry D. Della Davis. 26 Dec 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-62 Harrington, Roy L. Linn Co., KS Jennie Lind Dg. CO.,KS 8 May 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Wm. C. Ayer, MG 8-141 Harris, Frank W. LeavCo., KS Carrie Jackson Leav. Co., KS 24 Dec 1895 Wm. Loesch, JP 8-105 Harris, Noah Frances Carson 28 Sept 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-58 Harrison, James W. Mary Bell Corporal 27 April 1895 J. F. Sage, MG 8-117 Harshman, John W. Nellie Fisher 28 Oct 1895 Wm. Waybright, MG 8-36 Hart, James W. Jennie Randall 28 Feb 1895 Geo D. Rogers, MG 8-75 Haskell, Franklin W. Dg. Co.,KS Jennie B. Lowe Dg. Co.,KS 5 June 1895 Wyano Co., KS James G. Daugherty, MG 8-127 Hastie, Arthur E. Rosa A. Foster 26 Nov 1895 C. M. Sharpe, MG I V 'I �- 8-134 Hatch, Frank 1. Jennie Martin 19 Dec 1895 Moses Brown, MG 8-84 Hazzard, Elie Jean CorneJis 1. Jennings 11 July 1895 John S. Brown, MG 8-90 Heckbarth, August W. Mary Schurr 9 Aug 1895 1. Mue.ller, MG 8-22 Hennessey, Stephen Grove, KS Orpha D. Gibbons Grove, KS 6 Jan 1895 Grove, KS M. T. Crews, MG 8-20 Hickey, Mayo E. Winfield, KS Daisy L. Cones Dg. Co., KS 1 Jan 1895 Dg.Co.,KS W. P. McKinsey, MG 8-85 Hicks, Allen A. Miss Etta L. Adams 18 July 1895 Geo D. Rogers, MG 8-58 Hill, Elmer 1. Rosa L. Heise 1 May 1895 1. H. Bonebrake, MG 8-135 Holwick, Frank M. Proxie Hines 18 Dec 1895 Thos. G. Winey, MG 8-19 Horn, Thomas 1. Atchison, KS Lillie M. Wilson Og.Co.,KS 1 Jan 1895 Dg. CO.,KS 1. Q. A. Norton; PJ 8-72 Houx, George Sophia Warfield 3 June 1895 W. W. Brooks, MG 8-49 Houston, Robert Blanche Jones 5 Apr 1895 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-53 Howard, James Leav. Co., KS Clara Norwine Leav. Co., KS 17 Apr 1895 Dg.Co.,KS 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-121 Humphries, Ethie Jeff. Co., KS Lettie E. Carney Jeff. Co., KS 13 Nov 1895 Jeff. Co., KS Justus McCoy, MG 8-95 Hunter, Arthur Cleveland, OH Nellie E. Clark Brookey, IA 26 Aug 1895 Dg. Co., KS 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-82 Hutchin, Wm. T. Og. Co~,KS Hannah Key Muscatine, IA 7 July 1895 Dg. CO.,KS L. C. Biggs, MG 8-32 Hyland, James A. Eliza Collins (Collan) Norwood, KS 14 Feb 1895 Dg. Co., KS John R. Splinter, MG I 0'1 �8-49 Jacobs, Wm. T. Cedar Junction, KS Clara Ulrich Dg. Co., KS 4 Apr 1895 Dg. Co., KS 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-82 Jackson, Lilburn Leav. Co., KS Carrie Robinson Leav. Co., KS 3 July 1895 LeavCo.,KS Wm. Kahn,JP 8-28 Jackson, Wm. Reno,KS Celless Anderson Reno, KS 1 Feb 1895 Leav. Co., KS Wm. Kahn,JP 8-46 Jennings, Henry Minnie Bromelsick . 28 Mar 1895 C. Brandt, MG 8-74 Jewett, Charles W. Riley,NC Jennie Wheny Weaver, KS 12 June 1895 Dg. Co., KS W. C. Coleman, MG 8-105 Jewett, Colonel E. DeSoto,KS Mabel H. Smith DeSoto,KS 1 Oct 1895 Johnson Co., KS L. Richmond Smith, MG 8-45 Jewett, Samuel S. Florence M. Albough 26 Mar 1895 1. G. Griffith, MG 8-143 Jones, Bert F. Nellie E. Griffin 29 Dec 1895 Jay W. Somerville, MG 8-36 Jones, John D. Myrtle Cushingbeny 24 Feb 1895 H. W. King, MG 8-121 Kassold, William K Mary Pritz 8 Nov 1895 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-61 Keihl (Keigl), Fritz Julia E. Graham 2 May 1895 R. B. Hammons, MG 8-88 Keith, George Linwood, KS Rhoda Blade Linwood, KS 3 Aug 1895 Dg. Co., KS 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-66 Kilworth, John L. Laura M. O'Bryon 16 May 1895 Willis G. Banker, MG 8-100 Kimmel, David Jefferson Co., KS Sarah Shuck Og. Co.,KS 12 Sept 1895 Og. Co., KS Thos. G. Winey, MG , - -..J �- 8-92 King, Charles Ervin Tonganoxie, KS Bettie Saulsberry Oskaloosa, KS 13 Aug 1895 Leav. Co., KS 1. 1. Pleasant, MG 8-109 King, John C. Topeka, KS Sadie Whitney Sigel, KS 3 Oct 1895 Og. Co., KS 1. Q. A Norton, PJ 8-129 King, Stanford Excelsior Sp., MO Mary E. Gray Dg. Co., KS 27 Nov 1895 Dg. Co., KS P. D. Skinner, MG 8-83 Lamb, Alex W. Nettie F. Bishop 8 July 1895 C. G. Howland, MG 8-93 Landis, Hugh G. Bremer, KS Naomi A Carter Dg. Co.,KS 22 Aug 1895 Dg. Co., KS Jay W. Somerville, MG 8-39 Landrum, Samuel H. Martha Huff 4 Mar 1895 Job. Robinson, MG 8-93 Laws, Charles Sarah Scott 22 Aug 1895 Ellis Pitman, MG 8-144 Leamer, Harry G. Susie McNace 31 Dec 1895 1. K. Spence, MG 8-107 Lee, James F. Emma Fox 16 Sept 1895 1. Q. A Norton, PJ 8-91 Lehew, Ben A Grenola, KS Sadie E. Akers Dg.Co.,KS 13 Aug 1895 Dg. Co., KS 1. A Motter, MG 8-35 Lemon, Bradley W. Fannie E. Fincher 21 Feb 1895 Arthur L. Goudy, MG 8-35 Lieshner, Oscar Louisa Jahnicken 21 Feb 1895 1. Mueller, MG 8-29 Lowing, Albert E. Annie Sullivan 2 Feb 1895 Chas. M. Sharp, MG 8-69 Madden, Edward Dg. Co., KS Lizzie E. Davis Weaver, KS 27 May 1895 Dg. Co., KS Moses Brown, MG I 00 �8-64 Maggio, Sebastian A. K.c., MO Nellie Ruble Dg. Co., KS 11 May 1895 Dg. Co., KS Richard Cordley, MG 8-21 Maloney, John Leav. Co., KS Hannah O'Keefe Leav. Co., KS 7 Jan 1895 Leav. Co., KS P. 1. Shields, Priest 8-65 Manter, Walter H. Cora H. Elledge 15 May 1895 L. C. Biggs, MG 8-26 Marshall, Wm. A. Mary A. Baker 24 Jan 1895 James Lawrence, MG 8-]20 Martin, Charles A. Emma Bush 4 Nov 1895 1. Mueller, MG 8-70 Mason, Nelson Charity Wise 27 May 1895 1. Q. A Norton, PJ 8-133 Maxwell, Geo. W. Dg. Co.,KS Annie Hankenberry Dg. Co., KS 18 Dec 1895 Franklin Co., KS H. A Pasley, MG 8-135 Meairs (Mears), Charles C. Mary Harris 18 Dec 1895 Richard Cordley, MG 8-87 Messenger, 1. Frank LoraE. aIds 31 July 1895 Jay W. Somerville, MG 8-118 Miller, Wm. F. Leav. Co., KS Fannie Snow Dg. Co., KS 29 Oct 1895 Dg. Co.,KS 1. Q. A Norton, PJ 8-57 Moon, Louis Jefferson Co., KS Laura Carr Jefferson Co., KS 28 Apr 1895 Dg. Co., KS Eusebia S. Couch, MG 8-23 Moore, George 1. Lottie Winnie 6 Jan 1895 Chas. M. Sharpe, MG 8-116 Moore, James V. DeSoto, KS Eudora Oshel DeSoto,KS 23 Oct 1895 Dg. Co.,KS 1. Q. A Norton, PJ 8-116 Morris, Samuel N. Cordie N. Nickle 25 Oct 1895 J. Q. A Norton, PJ 8-142 Morrison, John 1. Laura E. Hill 24 Dec 1895 Willie G. Banker, MG 8-119 Myers, John Nellie Rodman 2 Nov 1895 Geo D. Roger, MG �8-75 McClure, Geo 1. Alice L. Akers 11 June 1895 R. P. Hammons, MG 8-71 McGinnis, Edward S. Topeka, KS Maria Bromich Topeka, KS 9 June 1895 Dg. Co., KS A. A. Cooper,.lP 8-118 McKenna .lames Sioux City, IA Alida McKemora Topeka, KS 29 Oct 1895 Dg. Co., KS Wm W. Ayers, MG 8-86 McLean, Alfred M Emporia, KS Jennie Simpson Eldorado, KS 27 June 1895 Og. Co., KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-137 McNees, Warren D. Quincy, KS Lulu Foley Quincy, KS 25 Dec 1895 Greenwood Co., KS T .J. Caldwell, MG 8-55 Neal, Robert W. Topeka, KS Stella M. Miller Dg. Co., KS 19 Apr 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Richard Cordley, MG 8-34 Niedermair, Joe K.C.,MO Lena Ziesenis Dg. Co., KS 21 Feb 1895 Dg.Co.,KS C. Eberhardt, MG 8-104 Orrick, William Dessia Day 1 Aug 1895 A. D. Orrick, MG 8-39 Owen, Edwin T. Ollie Champion 6 Mar 1895 L. C. Biggs, MG 8-111 Palmateer, Wallace E. Nettie W. Eggert 16 Oct 1895 Jay W. Somerville, MG 8-57 Parnell, Wm. J Jefferson Co., KS Lillie May Eaton Jefferson Co., KS 24 Apr 1895 Dg. Co., KS John Charlton, PJ 8-131 Patterson, James L. Sarcoxie, KS Rachel Fletcher Oskaloosa, KS 11 Dec 1895 Jeff. Co., KS C. M. Hines, MG 8-68 Patty, Charles H. Lizzie Rose 22 May 1895 L. C. Biggs, MG 8-31 Peabody, Chas. Arthur, K.C.,MO Mary Ionia Russell Dg.Co.,KS 7 Feb 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Henry Farwell, MG 8-28 Pears, Howard A. Helen T. Webber 30 Jan 1895 Jas. Marvin, MG I W o �8-94 Pearson, Andrew 1. Minnie F. Johnson 22 Aug 1895 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-77 Pegley, Samuel Dg. Co., KS Julia Ann Reed Jefferson Co., KS 18 June 1895 Jeff. Co., KS C. W. Cherry, JP 8-112 Pellet, Henry L. Carrie Horton 16 Oct 1895 Arthur L. Goudy, MG 8-106 Perry, Wm T. Bellsville, KS Daisy C. Clark Minneapolis, KS 28 Sept 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Richard Cordley, MG 8-41 Potter, Allen U. Perry, KS Maud E. Michael Perry, KS 13 Mar 1895 Jeff. Co., KS Eld. A. Montgomery 8-30 Pumroy, Wm. Prescott, IA Louise M. Pardee Dg.Co.,KS 12 Feb 1895 T. D. Davis, MG 8-83 Ramsey, Frank W. Adah B. McCoy 10 July 1895 L. C. Biggs, MG 8-19 Rayson, Geo T. Greenwood Co., KS Hattie E. Joy Dg. Co., KS I Jan 1895 Dg. Co., KS James Lawrence, MG 8-94 Rayson, Wm. A. Miss Pearl A. Reece 28 Aug 1895 T. D. Davis, MG 8-32 Renfro, Grant Dora Prather 13 Feb 1895 1. B. Wallace, MG 8-48 Rice, Merton S. Westphalia, KS Laura Buckner Dg. Co.,KS 3 Apr 1895 Dg.Co.,KS C. R. Rice, MG 8-87 Robinson, John Nellie Hall 29 July 1895 1. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-62 Rogers, Geo. Donaldson Cordelia Allendorph 9 May 1895 P. 1. Williams, MG 8-96 Royer, Frank S. Wellsville, KS Vemie S. Bell Wellsville, KS 4 Sept 1895 Dg. Co., KS I (J). H. Crist, MG 8-98 Russell, William G Nellie M. Hodges 4 Sept 1895 Thos G. Winey, MG 8-69 Sable, William Mary Cosgrove 28 May 1895 L. F. Beck, Priest �8-124 Sammer, George E. Maggie Griffith 19 Nov 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-111 Savage, Frank J. Dg. Co., KS Minnie Charlton Rurlingame, KS 15 Oct 1895 Osage Co., KS J. 0. Firesman, MG 8-45 Schmidli, Jacob F. Emma J. Breithaupt 26 Mar 1895 J. Schmidli 8-44 Schultz, John W. Anna J. Beusch 21 Mar 1895 J. K. Miller, MG 8-52 Schurle, Christ Katie Thoren 17 Apr 1895 W. Schaefer, MG 8-33 Scott, William T. Nellie M. Parr 14 Feb 1895 Richard Cordley, MG 8-134 Searls, Oscar W. Clarissa Butler 17 Dec 1895 J. C. Wingerd, MG 8-55 Sechrest, Frank L. Jefferson Co., KS Viola Hutchinson Jefferson Co., KS 21 Apr 1895 Dg. Co.,KS Richard Cordley, MG 8-110 Selig, John E. Hope M. De10 10 Oct 1895 J. G. Del0, MG 8-109 Shane, Karl E. Mettie M. Stewart 9 Oct 1895 C. M. Sharpe, MG 8-34 Siscoe, Eugene O. Linwood, KS Olive Trapp Linwood, KS 20 Feb 1895 Leav. Co., KS John H. Embree, MG 8-90 Sleeper, Wm. E. Perry,KS Daisy M. Thompson Linwood, KS 7 Aug 1895 Dg.Co.,KS John Charlton, JP 8-76 Smith, James Mrs. Martha Sanders 13 June 1895 J. B. Wallace, MG 8-24 Smothers, Goo. 1. Beatrice Jackson 15 Jan 1895 A. T. Ayers, MG 8-141 Sneed, Richard R. DeSoto, KS Orpha N. Moor(e) DeSoto, KS 24 Dec 1895 Johnson Co., KS W. C. Coleman, MG 8-63 Snell, Wm. A. Oskaloosa, KS Altra I (J). Wade Nortonville, KS 15 May 1895 Atchison Co., KS D. H. Coulter, MG 8-138 Spalding, Guy E. Lulu B. Winchell 22 Dec 1895 C. M. Sharpe, MG I tv tv �1'-.) W 8-26 Stevenson, Frank H. Dg. Co., KS Maggie Henry Edgerton, KS 24 Jan 1895 Johnson Co., KS W. H. Turner, MG 8-102 Stevenson, Norval E. Mamie Fisher 18 Sept 1895 Henry Farwell, MG 8-50 Stewart, Arnold B. Mable L. 1. Leslie 6 Apr 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-89 Stewart, Clarence A. Edna Patterson 5 Aug 1895 F. W. Fenn, MG 8-71 Stewart, Robert H. Bertha Wallenzien 28 May 1895 Geo D. Rogers, MG 8-79 Stimpson, Edwin Fisher Frances Rebecca Fellows 27 June 1895 Richard Cordley, MG 8-29 Stover, Arthur R. Little Rock, AR Sarah V. [ves Dg. Co., KS 7 Feb 1895 Dg. Co., KS C. R. Rice, MG 8-27 Sullivan, James Mammie 1. Guefron 13 Jan 1895 J. G. Griffith, MG 8-119 Tolbert,Clemest L. Dg. Co., KS Gertha Risdon Clay Co., KS 30 Oct 1895 Dg. Co., KS ArthurL. Goudy, MG 8-79 Thomas, Edrick J (I). Emma Marie Anderson 26 June 1895 Jas. Marvin, MG 8-136 Thompson, Enos A. Linwood, KS Mary A. Kapp Linwood,KS 18 Dec 1895 Dg.Co.,KS J. 8-60 Thudium, August F. Katherine A. Gutler 30 Apr 1895 R. B. Groener, Priest 8-140 Topping, Alanson N. Ina Bartlett 25 Dec 1895 G. M. Huffman, MG 8-92 Topping, Anthur E. Overbrook, KS Miss Mae Louisa Marshall Media, KS 29 Aug 1895 Dg. Co., KS Andrew V. Stout, MG 8-38 Torneden, Henry Leav. Co., KS Minnie Kahn Leav. Co., KS 26 Feb 1895 Dg. Co., KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-48 Townsend, Allen A. Saginaw, MT Jennie I (J). Oliver Wabaunsee Co., KS 3 Apr 1895 Dg. Co., KS J. K. Miller, MG Q. A. Norton, PJ �8-73 Tridhope, James Linwood, KS Margaret Robson Dennison, KS 5 June 1895 A. M. Richardson, MG 8-130 Trout, Richard W. Johnson Co., KS Permelia J. Tibbets Johnson Co., KS 8 Dec 1895 Johnson Co., KS D. L. McCreary, MG 8-126 Trvan, John R. Metta Daily 21 Nov 1895 B. F. Stallings, MG 8-78 Turner, Wm. E. Centropolis, KS Sarah A. Sowers Centropolis, KS 26 June 1895 Dg. CO.,KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-115 Turtle, Frederick W., Omaha,NE Jennette B. Methuen Springfield, MA 22 Oct 1895 Dg. Co., KS Richard Cordley, MG 8-139 Tuttle, Charles E. Miss Lilian E. Hook 24 Dec 1895 James Murray, MG 8-85 Tuttle, Lewis Franklin Grace Marshall 22 July 1895 J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-138 Tuttle, William H. Phoebe S. Payne 24 Dec 1895 P. J. WiHiams, MG 8-64 Ulrich, William H. Bertha E. Winter 16 May 1895 Joseph Michael, MG 8-122 Wahlstrom, Charles H. Katie Goodyear. 12 Nov 1895 J. Mueller, MG 8-23 Walker, Raymond A. Lincoln, NE Laura Huffman Crete, NE 12 Jan 1895 Dg. CO.,KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-103 Washington, Geo Mary A. Jackson 24 Sept 1895 EJJis Pittman, MG 8-113 Watkins, Frank Wellsville, KS Adolaile Waddel Wellsville, KS 16 Oct 1895 Dg. Co., KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-30 WattevilJe, Charles L. Mary Rappard 6 Feb 1895 Albert Brunner, MG 8-80 Webber, Fred Wm. Denver, CO Julia Olive Bunker Dg. Co.,KS 27 June 1895 Dg. Co., KS Willis G. Banker, MG 8-38 Weidmann, Ulysses G. Addie M. Brooks 27 Feb 1895 L. C. Biggs, MG �8-86 Wiggins, Albert Peerce Margaret Rogers Plasket 25 July 1895 J. 0. Roberts, MG 8-66 Williams, Milton Jane Jenkins 19 May 1895 J. F.. Sage, MG 8-128 Willis, Elmer E. Eli7a B. DaLee 27 Nov 1895 Geo D. Roger, MG 8-25 Wilson, John W. Lowell, WA Emma D. Lindner Dg. Co., KS 20 Jan 1895 Dg. Co., KS J. G. Griffith, MG 8-144 Wilson, Stephen T. Ada Ulrich 31 Dec 1895 Thos G. Winey, MG 8-127 Winters, Alva L. Sarah Williams 26 Nov 1895 W. H Goodwin, MG 8-61 Wittnam, Thomas J. Justina Taylor 8 May 1895 D. L. McCreary, MG 8-89 Wood, GeoE. Smith, KS Minnie Steele Dg. Co.,KS 7 Aug 1895 Dg. Co., KS D. Baines Griffith, MG 8-42 Wright, Jacob H Osage Co., KS Mary Jenkins Dg. CO.,KS 13 Mar 1895 Dg. Co., KS J. Q. A. Norton, PJ 8-104 Ziesnis, Charles H Eudora, KS Emma Freund Edgerton, KS 25 Sept 1895 Johnson Co., KS C. Eberhart, MG �EXTRACTED FROM LIST OF MARRIAGES PERFORMED BY REV. RICHARD CORDLEY Copied by Jean Snedeger at the Kansas State Historical Society at Topeka, Kansas NAMES AGES 'NHERE ADDRESS DATE Lawrence Aug. 4, 1856 Christian BOWMAN Mary E. SUTLIFF Lawrence Aug. 6,1859 Sidney CLARK Henrietta ROSE Lawrence Columbus HORNSBY INORMLEY Lawrence J.lraBROWN Emeline WOODARD Lawrence Gee. H. SARGENT Angie G. SANDS Lawrence 1860 Gee. H. SANGER Mary HOLMES Lawrence 1860 Ed. P. HARRIS Sarah F. DAVIDSON Lawrence Wakarusa Oct. 22. 1860 Alex. LOVE Eliza McMURRAY Lawrence Cong. Church July 30, 1861 Jas. G. SANDS Susie BROWN Lawrence Cong. Church April. 8, 1860 C. EMBRY Josephine JOHNSON Lawrence Wm. A. SIMPSON Louisa B. PRENTISS Lawrence Dr. Prentiss Oct. 12, 1864 Thos. J. STERNBERY EmmaH. ENOS Lawrence at H. L. Enos Nov. 16, 1864 J. Lyman PRENTISS Mary R. ANDERSON Lawrence at Judge Hendry's Apr. 4, 1865 Abram M. WILDER Mary M. JENKINS Lawrence at Mrs. Jenkins July 30, 1865 Payson C. FARNSWORTH Frankie C. MILLER Lawrence Kanwaka at Mrs. Millers Oct. 3, 1865 L. S. BACON Ellen MOORE Dec. 31, 1861 at Hanscom's - 26- May.8,1860 �John L. CARTER Mrs. Angie Sands SARGENT Dover, III. Lawrence Fred. A. DERBY Oara M. WHITE Lawrence Wardsboro, Vt. William M. LARSON? Harriet A. BELL Lawrence Albert S. BROOKS Addie M. SWEET Lawrence Wm. F. BAIRD Georgiana BELL Lawrence James JONES Ruth COLLIER Lawrence Geo. A. NICHOLS Alma V. BURNETT Lawrence Horace E. STRONG Ellen B. NORTON Manhattan Lawrence at J. G. Sands Jan. 21,1866 at home Mar. 8, 1866 Apr. 1, 1866 at Mrs. Bell's June 4,1866 at W. E. Sutliff's July 1,1866 at Mrs. Bell's Sept. 30, 1866 at Colliers Oct. 15, 1866 at S. N. Simpson Lawrence . Cherokee Nation Francis B. SWIFT Mattie TYNER Reuben RANDALL Lizzie WOOD Lawrence Clinton Joseph E. RIGGS Emma J. ELDRIDGE Clinton Dec. 6, 1866 at J. R. Sands Dec. 12, 1866 at home Feb. 3, 1867 at Randalls June 6,1867 Cong. Church Charles F. DANVERS Emma SMITH 30 18 Ointon Hazen S. FILMORE Myra A. POOLE 34 Clinton 33 Geo. C. BRACKETT Charlotte R. TAYLOR 36 30 Wakarusa Lawrence at J. H. Shim mons Robert G. ELLIOTT Hattie ANDERSON 39 18 GrantTwp. Wakarusa Twp. Judge Hendry Wm. M. HAZELTINE Emma BRUNER 37 24 Lawrence Wm. L. CARVER Cleora A. SIMPSON Cosma F. COLEMAN Elizabeth SOWASH June 12, 1867 at Smiths July 28, 1867 at Sam'l Pooles Sept. 29, 1867 Nov. 13, 1867 Nov. 28, 1867 Cong. Church Lawrence Dec. 11, 1867 H. M. Simpson 22 Kanwaka 21 Feb. 19, 1868 Home - 27 - �Wm. L. LOOMIS Arabelle J. BISSELL 45 43 Suffield, Conn. Lawrence Walter HOWELL 26 Mrs. Martha A. KIMBALL 36 Lawrence A. H. GRIES Amelia M. BEEBE 25 28 Lawrence David C. BEACH Clara P. TAYLOR 25 17 Lawrence Charles RALSTON Ella JACKSON 39 24 Lawrence Merrit NOYES Helen L. MERRIMAN July 2,1868 at home July 29, 1869 at P. P. Phillips Aug. 5, 1869 at Mr. Taylor's office Sept. 22, 1869 at H. M. Simpsons Lawrence Fond Du Lac, Wis. Edwin W. WOOD Lucie A. CARRUTH 36 24 Lawrence Reuben S. SEARL Hattie E. HURT 26 Lawrence 22 Frank HOWARD Frances J. MATHER 31 Simeon GILSON Mary F. MARPLE 51 30 March 16, 1868 at Bissells Oct. 10, 1869 at. J. N. Noyes Dec. 16, 1869 at Rev. Carruths Dec. 24, 1869 at G. W. Hunts Lawrence Jan. 31, 1871 at Whitings 18 Wakarusa Osage Co. at Eldridge House John B. TORBERT 43 Mrs. Mary A. ELDRIDGE 40 Humboldt, KAn. Lawrence at Mrs. Jenkins John W. ROBERTSON Tinnie S. BOWKER 23 21 Lawrence Theodore H. RUDIGER Bertha M. POEHLER 29 17 Lawrence May 2,1871 at F. A. Baileys Oct. 10, 1871 at August Poehlers Henry KEELER Mrs. Susan R. ECCLESTON at Gov. Shannons Theodore POEHLER Sophia TAPPE 40 30 at Mr. Poehlers Charles S. GOULD C. Irene BANGS 27 23 Paola, Ks. Lawrence at Dr. Bangs Edward K. PARRIS Susan H. FARREN 32 24 Neosho, Ks. Lawrence at Farrens William D. WELLS Emma F. WOALL Y 37 23 Oct. 30, 1871 Feb. 28, 1872 April 4, 1872 April 9, 1872 Wakarusa June 26, 1872 at Mr. Wells - 28- �Sept. 24, 1872 Kanwaka Jesse VINCENT Anna E. BARBER 48 Joseph E. RIGGS Annie Y. FULLER 35 24 Lawrence Joseph J. COX .Isabella TRUEBLOOD 19 22 Lawrence John FRAZER S. Frances SAUNDERS 44 20 Lawrence Harry L. SHAUM Ubbie E. DIGGS 27 21 Lawrence James A. CARRUTH Fannie E. KIMBALL 22 Topeka Lawrence at Oliver Barbers 28 Oct. 3, 1872 at Dr. Fullers Nov. 28, 1872 at Mrs. Franks 23 Dec. 19, 1872 at Wm. S. Saunders Feb. 13, 1873 at Mr. Diggs 47 Samuel REYNOLDS Mrs. Uzzie S. WHEELER 26 Lawrence Daniel S. ALFORD Susan D. SAVAGE 25 25 Lawrence Walter S. SHOTWELL Fannie A. TAYLOR 30 Lawrence Richard C. MEAD Emma J. CHARLTON 27 Nov. 8, 1873 at Frank Kimballs Feb. 21,1874 at Mrs. Wheelers April. 14, 1874 at Joseph Savage D. H. at R. W. Taylors 21 Sept. 1, 1874 Lawrence at John Charltons 23 Joseph (Jeptha) D. BEALS 23 21 Nettie S. GRANGER Cotton Wood Falls at Mrs. Grangers Lawrence Oct. 15, 1874 John F. W. WIEDEMANN Louise OESCH Lawrence Oct. 28, 1874 26 at Oesch's 23 26 Charles S. TREADWAY Maggie TERRY Dec. 22, 1874 Lawrence Cong. Church 19 30 18 Alexander H. ANDERSON Hattie C. McCONNELL Dec. 23, 1874 Lawrence Cong. Church Dec. 24, 1874 John W. WATSON Lucy M. JOHNSON 39 Gao. H. BEW Mattie H. BURNTON 27 21 Lawrence Gao. C. LYON Clara E. GRANGER 24 24 Atchison Co. Lawrence Lawrence at W. A. Starretts 23 32 John A. BLISS Mrs. Lizzie A. SAUNDERS 29 Feb. 23, 1875 at house Mar. 25, 1875 at Mrs. Grangers Lawrence May 24,1875 at Mrs. Motts - 29- �Arthur D. MACKEY Lizzie B. COX 20 19 Leavenworth Co. at Websters Aug. 31, 1875 W. J. COOPER Ella F. KIMBALL 21 21 Lawrence Oct. 4, 1875 Albert M. BLODGETT Addie F. BANGS 25 24 . Kansas City, Mo. Lawrence Fred C. ALFORD Florence W. HENDRY 27 26 Lawrence 25 Arthur D. WEAVER Gertrude A. BULLENE 25 Lawrence Martin ABERNATHY Margaret E. SANDS 20 Emporia Lawrence Geo. W. SUMMERS Minnie L. HANSCOM 26 23 St. Joseph, Mo. S. Stanley LEARNED Alice PREISACH 24 23 Lawrence Harry L RAYMOND Abbie L. NOYES 27 32 Lawrence Geo. H. WINCHELL Hattie G. ELDRIDGE 23 18 Lawrence John T. MOORE Lucinda RANKIN 30 29 Lawrence Eldio F. CALDWELL Mary V. McFARLAND 26 22 Lawrence William N. BURR A. Louise FIELD 34 25 Lawrence Sam. H. McCURDY Mildred STONE 30 20 Lawrence John T. SPRINGER Nigel BANKS 26 24 Jacksonville, III Lawrence Wm. S. KINNEAR Lucy A. DIX 26 23 Lawrence Fred H. SMITHMEYER 25 Clara H. POEHLER 21 Lawrence Peter E. EMERY Mary H. THACHER Kansas City Lawrence 38 29 at Mrs. Howells Dec. 16, 1880 atTlSdaies Sept. 27, 1882 at Judge Hendrys June 7, 1883 at L Bullenes Nov. 27, 1884 at J. G. Sands Dec. 24, 1884 at O. A. Hanscoms Dec. 30, 1884 at Preisach June 16, 1885 at Mrs. Noyes June 27, 1885 at Mr. Folletts-ove Rest. Oct. 6, 1885 at W. A. Rankin Oct. 21, 1885 at McFarlands Jan. 4, 1886 at Fields Jan. 4, 1886 at Mrs. Stones Apr. 14, 1886 at Geo. A. Banks Oct. 20, 1886 at Aintons Feb. 9, 1887 at Poehlers - 30- Feb. 9, 1887 at Judge Thachers �June 22, 1887 Peter M. BEST EllaB. COLE 33 24 Kansas City, Mo. Lawrence Geo. H. HACKMAN Mattie B. McFARLAND 25 20 Lawrence Wm. E. SPAULDING KateM. COX 22 Lawrence Jacob H. RIDGEWAY Mary R. WOODRUFF 26 23 Lawrence Lincoln LYSINGER Fannie MOORE 24 20 Belvoir Lawrence at House Lawrence atl-bme at Coles Sept. 18, 1887 at McFarlands Oct. 12, 1887 atCoxs 19 Nov. 20, 1887 at Mrs. Woodruff Feb. 8, 1888 n Wm. COLEMAN Charlotte HUDDLESTON 50 Sept. 26, 1888 June 13, 1888 Frank W. McMILLAN Abbie L. LATHROP 22 22 Kansas City, Mo Chas. S. GLEED Mabel E. GORE 32 21 Topeka Lawrence Wm. E. STEVENS AdaE. PUGH 27 20 John R. SANBORN Mary Louise Smith 26 23 Brocton, N. Y. Lawrence atSmilhs Edward J. WHEELER Addie M. SUTLIFF 27 27 Topeka Lawrence at Mrs Sutliffs Mahlon UPDYKE Mary E. NEISLEY 39 30 Topeka Lawrence at Neisleys Chas. L. WHITNEY Susie T. MOORE 24 21 Lawrence at Moores at Seth Lathrops June 28, 1888 at PIym. Church July 11, 1888 at Mrs. Pughs Aug. 2, 1888 Oct. 30, 1888 Nov. 7, 1888 Sept. 23, 1889 FIVE GENERATION CHARTS The Society will be publishing another volume of members 5 generations charts. Please fill out your charts and mail them to the Society. - 31 - �What Do I Do With All of This Stuff? by Edward Henry Gaulin (Sr.) A message on the Intemet caught my eye the other day and I couldn't get it out of my mind. A West Coast Genealogist had been exchanging information with a researcher in Virginia for sometime. Then it happened! Her last message "bounced" - it couldn't be delivered as the address no longer existed. Fortunately she had received a number of family group sheets from her correspondent which listed a telephone number. When she called the number a man answered, so she asked for her "Internet" friend and, after a slight hesitation was told, "Oh, Mary Ann passed away three weeks ago." Shocked, but ever gracious, she expressed her sympathy and commented how close this longdistance relationship had become and how it will be missed by her. The husband explained that he was sorry that he couldn't be of any help because he really didn't know much about what his wife was doing with her genealogy. Perhaps you too have noticed a, genealogical gatherings that the average age of the partiCipants is something in excess of 39 years, at least judging by hair color. Most of us really don't have a lot of time to devote to our hobby until after the kids are grown, out of school and we've retired. Then it is no longer a hobby, it becomes an obsession. At some point in our continuous search for dead people, our ancestors, we recognize our own mortality and start to think about a permanent home for our research. If our children or grandchildren appear to be interested, we have it made, but frequently that's not the case. Then what happens to our "stuff"? Genealogists are usually pretty smart people, until it comes to providing for the distribution of their "genealogical assets." The latter, in my case anyway, is a room full of books, joumals, magazines, pamphlets, maps, photographs, brochures, newsletters, computer equipment and funiture (desk, chairs, file cabinets, tables, lamps, etc.). The files are loaded with folders bearing family and town names, historic events, and a bunch labeled "MISC." There are miles of computer printouts, hundreds of photocopies, and many "original" vital records. My desk is usually loaded with correspondence awaiting an answer either mine or from someone else. What should my wife do with all this stuff when I make the ultimate research trip - a personal meeting with my ancestors? - 32- Some of our brighter colleagues say "My college library is getting all my stuff' or it's going to the local public library or to the LOS Family History Ubrary in Salt Lake City or even to the Ubrary of Congress. Well, I hate to be the one to tell you this, but unless you are a celebrity or a hugh financial donor, these institutions probably won't want your material - they just don't have room for it. They would be grateful for a copy of your book, but they might not want the manuscript or research notes. The Mormons would appreciate a GEDCOM disk of your genealoogy database files, but they don't want your paper pedigree charts or family group sheets. So what is your spouse or children to do with all of your "stuff.?" They could really do a couple of dumb things with it if you don't provide guidance to them while you still can. It could be placed in the weekly trash collection and don't say "They wouldn't do that" because it unfortunately happens all the time. How about a "garage sale?" Now that is really scary, but it also happens every day. Remember all those old photos and tintypes you have seen in roadside flea markets? How about all those bargin genealogy books you bought because you got to that garage sale before the dealers did" They all had to come from someplace. What should you do to insure the same distribution of your genealogical assets? Perhaps the first thing is to make a record of what you have and then try to keep it current. Show the acquisition date and how much you paid for each item on the inventory sheets. This is especially helpful for artifacts, collections, and books. A photographic record of these items, including those of rare books, could also be useful. Microfilm, microfiche and complete photocopies of books and some records have value. Back issues of many joumals, newsletters, and magazines are also in demand by genealogists and therefore have value. However, if you don't tell them what is valuable, your heirs probably won't know. Now that you have identified your assets, you need to tell someone what you want done with them. Maybe the simplest way is to prepare a letter to your heirS, but' J>emember this lacks the force of law. If they want to, they can toss everything in the trash. A better way to provide for the distribution is in your will, particularly if you also designate sufficient funds'to carry out your wishes. Your Last Will and Testament is also where you may make specific bequests: your copy of the 1898 edition of �Burkes Peerage to your FGS Conference roommate or your old roll-top desk to your newest granddaughter. Your wishes can now be enforced by the courts, if necessary. If you still want to have any of your assets given to your alma mater or a local library or anywhere else, personally contact that agency and discuss the possibility - right now. It won't come as a surprise to them and they should be able to advise you immediately of any conditions of acceptance. If you can support those conditions, ask for a written acknowledgment that can be placed with your will. Some other things that you can do right now are to distribute copies of your research among your family, friends, and perhaps, local or national libraries. This is simple if you have progressed to the book-writing state, but don't be too concerned if you haven't. Many genealogists assemble their pedigree charts, group sheets, perinent vital records, selected family photographs, and other important document in notebook fonn. The write a brief introdution, provide a table of contents, and sometimes an index, before having copies made for distribution. Afterwards, the notebook can be kept current with a New Year's letter which might include new charts and photos. Computerized genealogocal data can be distributed in the same way on diskette. Sometimes an envelope or jacket is provided in the notebook described above to house data disks. Another way some researchers try to insure the safeguarding of their electronic data is to submit it to the LOS Ancestral File or one or more of the other commercial collections. If you don't know how to do this consult your local genealogical society or Family History Center or even the public library for instructions. Another thing you can do right now to benefit your heirs is to clean up your files. Biminate unnecessary correspondence and duplicate copies of records. Toss out all those old printouts you made in 1984 on your Apple 2e Computer. Sell all the Genealogical Helper Magazines you have saved since 1973, because you will never open one of them again and you know it. If you get fifty cents each for them you can have a pretty good dinner. Give away all that old computer software that is taking up room on your bookshelves-it's probably not worth anything anyway. Label your photographs, and disketts too. I find it a bit morbid, but you may wish to write your epitaph and select your tombstone now to insure future researchers will not encounter some of the same problems that you've had. - 33 - If you decide to follow some of these suggestions, when you do eventually meet your ancestors they may thank you for perpetuating their memory. They may also show you where you made some of your mistakes and be able to fill in a few of the blank spaces in your previous research. Remember, do it now, there may be no tomorrow. Editor's Note - This is an article placed on IRLKERRY web site by the present President of the Rochester Genealogical Society and written by his predecessor-our own Edward Henry Gaulin, Sr. Taken from Cracker Crumbs, vol. 21, no. 3 (February-March 1999), newsletter of the Manasota Genealogical Society, Bradenton, Florida �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS 1999 NAME BANDEMER, Wilber W. BEASLEY, Willis & Norma BROWN, Justyn BUNTON, Kathryn BURCHILL, Mary D. & Brower MAIDEN NAME Elliott Dresser CARTTAR, Peter & Roselea CLARK, J. Bunker CLARKE, Dorothy Postma DEATHERAGE, Marilyn L. Markham DURKHEIMER, Shirley A. Sprint FEARING, Solon L. FEESE, Jerry FREEMAN, Marjorie GIMBLET, Ernest C. HOLDERMAN, Mae HOOVER, Mark Baldwin Everett JACKSON, John V. & Anne JARDON, Marvin & Norma Denison Brecheisen JORDAN, Paul LESTER, Gladys Caylor MOORE, Sharon & Mary MUSICK, Evelyn F. PARKER, Roberta A. Moore/McNish Markley RADER, Juanita REMPLE, Mariana ROONEY, Dorothy A. SCHELL, Dorothy Viets SHOGRIN, Quentin & Sharon Petzold Lohrenz Krueger SPENCER, lona B. TALLEY, Fay THOMPKINS, Janice VAUGHN, Donald & Wilma Herschell Steinbrook Bower Morton WIECHERT, Allen L. WORLEY, Charles & Erma Wulfkuhle NAMES BEING RESEARCHED Bryson, Bachelor, Plummer Beasley, Willis, Whitney Wyatt, Elliott Keilman, Wood, Bunker Dresser, Parisa, Lallier, Brower, Burchill, Garretson Dean, Bunker, Ruether, Quist Clarke/Clark, Percy, Watts, Russell Markham, Wirt, Hoover, Wolverton, Boone, Harsh, Kraft, etc. Gabhart, Baker, McFadden, Sprint, Schleseiger, Beasley, Willis, Whitney Fearing, Carter Gimblet, Hawk Everett, Baird Cook, DeHek, Deneen, Hogan, Hoover, Katherman, Lutz, Saile, Simon, Ulrich, Stutsman, Weybright Howison, Denison, Koch, Averill Jardon, Brecheisen, Deay, Weil, Speicher, Frye Parkinson, Scofield Evans, Caylor, Slusser, Hallmark, Kinsey, McKinny Moore Rongish, Riemer, Haney, McCarthy, Haskins, Dyer, Andria Green Lohrenz, Fast Rooney, Levings, Prentice Viets, McKay Krueger, Bush, ShogrinlSjogren, Led, Drewicke, Wenta Herschell, Spencer, Talley, Steinbrook, Fleishman, Pelleft Champion, Shirley Vaughn, Morton, Holloway, Walker, Hill, Jennings Wiechert, Steinke, Fischer Wulfkuhle, Worley This information is taken from the 1999 renewal forms so the list may not reflect the full membership. - 34- �This is from the publication listed on the order form (next page) Douglas County, Kansas, Family Histories 1991 - 1992, Vol. 1 A& W, 170 AAUW, 595 Abdallah Shrine, 443, 480 Abel, Otto, 395 "Absolute Landmark," 396 Achievement Place, 162 Ackerman, Arlene Warren, 365 Acme Cleaners, 242 Adams Alumni Center, 217, 578 Adams,Pu1na, 178 Adams, Henry Smith, 178 Adams, Rose Ernestine, 373 Adams, Samuel, 390 Adcock,~ina, 76 Addengast, Johanna Aleida, 37 Addis Island, 422 Addison, Jane, 430 Adkins, Elizabeth, 40 Aeroquip Corporation, 574 Ahlbach, Johann Wilhelm, 476 Ahlbach, Zachariah, 476 Al Malaikah Shrine Temple, 326 Albaugh, Frank, 34 Albright, Charlie, 471 Albright, Lora Esther, 146, 151 Alden, 8 Alexander, Captain Joseph, 341 Alexander, E.A., 2 Alexander, Edward E., 1 Alexander, James and Ellen, 1- 2 . 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