32 25 1554 https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/dbdba48640b6edb17217c1e8e4a4f546.pdf 3ed66eea2de13c9dc036924f199a9417 PDF Text Text ~ : �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P.O. Box 3664 .. ta~ence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4HH Pall/Winter 1994-1995 VOL. XVIII. No. ·1&2 PAGE CONTENTS .. IN MEMORIAM - Irma KidwelL ••.••..•.. ~ ................... ; ..•••..•....•. ; ... 2 ., OLD SETTLER GONE - David T. Woodwa rd •..••••...•.•.•.••.••.•••.•....••.••. 3 ORIGINAL PLAT OF LAWRENCE FOUND - Newspaper Clipping 1/2/1939 •..•..•.•... 4 REDFIELD BIBLE •..••.. ~ ....•. '...............•.. '. ',' ••... ~ .•. ~ .........•• : .' .... 6 HOYE'S LAWRENCE DIRECTORY ,... 1895-'96 .. Part 1. ............ ' ............. ~ ... 7 WHAT EVER HAPPENEDrO ••.•. Silas Silver Whiteford •••........•.•.... : ..... 11 MILLER BIBLE ••••...••••• ' .....•..... '..........•..•......................... 12 SPINNING YARNS - The Schriever Fami1y .... Part I ............ ~ ........... ~13 SHAWNEE ELECTION - 1855 .........•....•.....••...•.......• ······· ••...•.•. 16 JUST AN OLD FASHIONED LOV!? SONG -: Muenzenmayer and Wei!. ..•...•....•.... 17, GAZETEER OF DOUGLAS COUNTY -' 1890-91. ••••.••• '•..•.•... ; ..•....• : .' ....... t8 RECORDS OF COMMISSIONER OF THE ,POOR - 1'909-1911.. ~ ••.•...•••... ; .. , ...•• 20' COUNTY CHURCHES - 1st Assembly of God, Ba1dwin •....•....•... ~ ........... 26 PEDIGREE CHART, - Robert Lee Crozier ....., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS CENSUS- ,Continued •... ~ .•••.•...•.....••...... : ... 28 QUERY, LETTER & BOOK DONATIONS •.•••••••••••.•••..• ',' ••.•.•••••••......•• 34' INDEX ••.•..•••••..••...... '.' ..••..••••••..•••••••••••.•••••.••••.•..••.. 36 The Pioneer welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Do~glas 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 thiitpurpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER· EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board Member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER' is returned 'to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co, Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �IN.MEMORIAM IRMA KIDWELL d·ied Saturday, Nqvember 12, 1994, at Lawrence Memorial· Hospital and buried at· Jamestown Cemetery, James town, Kansas. She was born September .24, 1919, ·iIi Jamesto~, the daughter of William INGLIS and Loretta Vincent GRAY. She married Richard KIDWELL on . February 2;· 1937, at Concordia. Irma graduated from Jamestown High School and lives in Jamestown, Concordia, Newton~ ~offeyvi11~ and Joplin, Missouri, before m6ving to Lawrence·in 1974. She was a homemaker and member of a Methodist Church in Coffeyville. She was a. charter meinber (1976). ·and very.active member of Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Sociey until the last several years, due to her health. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 ~2- �OLD SETTLER GONE David T. WOODWARD, Nearly 80 Years God's Servant David T. WOODWARD-di~d August 14, He left a wife and nine children to mourn his departure. _Mr. WOODWARD was married three times and was the father of 22 children, nine of them now living. All of the living children were with their father when he died. Mary Ann ANDERSON, the oldest child, makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. Sarah FLORY; J.R. WOODWARD is sheriff of this county; G. WOODWARD lives on his farm west of Belvoir; C.E. WOODWARD is a resident of Wakarusa township, Laura WARREN lives 1n La Junta, Colo.; Frances MCKINZIE 1 i ves 1n Marion township; Abraham WOODWARD lives with his mother at the old homestead; Minnie SWALLOW lives in Topeka and Valentine WOODWARD also lives in the capital city. The funeral services were attended by a large number of -old friends .... J.B. GRAY of Vinland,assisted by Harry T. WHITE, Elder Jasper SKINNER of Kansas Ci ty, and Rev. OLIVER of the Clinton circuit. The rema1ns were taken _to the Clinton" cemetery where they were interred. The pall bearers were N;E. STEVENSON, a grandson, A. H. WOODWARD, a grandson; Russell WOODWARD, a grandson, Herbert THURBER, a grandson, Walter HARRELL, a'great grandson, and Fred FLORY, a great grandson.David T. WOODWARD was born in Powells Valley, West Virginiai July 10, 1817; moved- to- Illinois in 1836 at the age of 19 years., At - the tender age of eleven years the subject of this sketch was converted and was thereafter a lifelong member. of the Methodist Episcopal church. Even in his childhood he felt called to preach and was ordained a minister early in life. Mr. WOODWARD bega~ preaching at the ~ge of 19. It was while' attending a big revival, such as they had in the olden times, that he felt the spirit move him and he arose then and there and began preaching. H~preached all through his long life. Mr. WOODWARD preached in three counties in Illinois and then moved to Kansas. He came to Kansas in 1856 and settled in what is now Clinton township. He remained on this farm the balance 0.£ his life. Mr. WOODWARD preached the gospel through all the trying times when it took courage and confidence to speak the word of God. In his lifetime he pr~ached in 104 different places and held many - protracted meetings. He preached as high as, 50 times in some, of the places. Mr. --WOODWARD, was a preacher because he wanted to' se,rve the Lord. He never, took a dollar for his work ,but was always for,emost 1n the efforts to save souls. After preaching the four-score years of his life,' his eyesight failed, but this man 6f God c~n"tinued to preach, his famil~ taking him frqm place to place. He was a devoted man, a man in ,whom there _ was no guile or shadow of turning from the rl.ght. He was a stalwart character, a man tried and true, and his long long life was a continu~l service for his Master. 1906, at his home near Clinton. Newspaper clipping-Au-gust 1906 Source unknown -3- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII. No. 1-2 �~eesgggeSgeg8e~~SSSe€~seesss€ee~ W W W I M W W ; ORIGINAL PLAT OF THE CITY OP LAWRENCE IS POUND; ,MADE ON 'SEARL SURVEY OF OCTOBER, 1854 M ' $ ~ M ~g~gggBgBggB8SS€SSess€sesessess~ One of the few original plat~ of the city of Lawrence 'after a survey ,made by A.D. SEARL has been discovered by Irving HILL. The survey made by SEARL in October, 1854, IS believed 'to have been merely a preliminary idea or vision of the city of Lawrence since it was prior to.the time that the land for the townsite was patented. ' The map, made by L.B. BRADFORD and company, lithographers, Boston, is labeled "Lawrence City~ Territory of, Kanzas." The spelling "Kanzas" was evidently pe~uliar to the time. The spelling for the river skirting Lawrence was also Kanzas. SEARL's p~at covered a piece of land two' miles In width and extending from what would be First street if 'the present street, numbering wa-s extended northward to what i~ now Sixteenth street, It included two blocks farther west than California street and Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia streets were in'clude<:i east of the present Maryland street ,on the extreme'east edge of'the present Lawrence. So far as present records show, the original townsite of Lawrence was a strip of land one mile wide extending' to about the present Fourth ~treet on the north and was about one mile long on the western boundary. SEARL's map shows no' platting north of the ri~er. That the map maker had vision is shown In the fact ,that a body of land on Mount Oread where the University now stands was labeled "Capital Hill and County Buildings." A college campus was designated ,in what is now the West Hills district, included in the city on this old map. 'South~ark wa~ designated in its ptesent form save that it extended from Kentucky street to Rhode Island 'street. Four blocks of ground were designated as four parks named LaFayette, Hamilton, Washington, and Franklin. Near,~here Clinton park is now l~cated were Fulton and Cl{ntqn 'parks. THE ,PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1-2 , -4- �ORIGINAL PLAT OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE continued The map has - been-in-HILL s possess1.on more' than a' quarter of a century although he did not realize the fact until a few ,days ago. When HILL bo~ght the-site of his present home from the wido~ of Ferdinand FULLER;_ the hou~e built by FULLER on land which he had patented was still standing-and-the HILL family lived- there for a short time. f When the ~resent home of the HILLs was' built~­ -numerous articles were moved from the old FULLER house: to, the attic of ,the new house. Included 1.n those articles was a roll of maps. That was 25 year's ,ago. Recently Mrs. HILL found these maps and showed them,to~ Mr. HILL. He recognized the SEARL map as one which has been sought at various ticies by different persons. He remembered - that C. C. STEWART had at one time sought such a map and - took his discovery to him. Stewart plans to place the map in some place where its preservation will be - assured. It is in an excellent state of preservation-.· Reprinted from Lawrence Journal World, i939 -5- THE PIONEER. Vol. XVIII. No. 1-2 �REDFIELD "BIBLE' Title page: Published by the American Bible Society, 1893, N.Y Births; Geo Z[?] Redfield 8 Dec 1838 in Caldwell Co., Missouri Imogene Austin 18 April 1846, Wattertown, New York . Geo. A. Redfield, 16 Jan 1866 at Nauvoo, Hancock n Eva L. Redfield, 5 April 1868 at Pleasenton, DecatUr Co., Iowa. . Oscar A. Redfield, 22 Sept 1870 at Monte, Fremont Co., Iowa William Franklin Redfield, 14 July 1873 at Shenandoah, Page CoIowa Tryphena May.Redfield, 14 Dec 1875 at Shenandoah, Page Co., Iowa . Inez Redfield, 17 March 1878 at Shenandoah, Page Co., Iowa Charles H. Redfield, 6 Dec 1880 at Shenandoah, Iowa Mary V. Redfield 10 Jan 1883 at Shenandoah, Iowa Earl Nellis[?] Redfield 5 March 1884 at Shenandoah, Page Co., Iowa Roy Rosco Redfield 30 Oct 1886 at Shenandoah, Iowa Carl Redfield 15 Aug 1889 at Brownville, Nemaha Co., Nebraska June Frird[?] 5 May 18[97?] at Brownville, Neb Marriages; Geo. Z. Redfield married to Miss Imogene Austin 26 Jan 1865 at Nauvoo, Hancock Co., III by Joseph Smith [Junior]. . Eva L. Redfield to C. Perry at Shenandoah, Iowa,I8 Jan 1887 Geo. A. Redfield to May Carter/Caiter[?]; O.A. Redfield to Nora Moore at Brownsville, Nebraska, 31 Dec 1893 Phena Redfield to Homer McCue 27 Oct 1897, Cunningham, Kansas Mamie Redfield to A.J. L[_?~ 14 Sep 1904 Bucklin, Kansas Roy Redfield to Cornelia Moore 10 Nov 1908 at Brownville,Nebraska E. N. Redfield to L_?] Fischer 26 July 1908 at Wilmore, Kansas C [?] H. Redfield to Nellie Dellinger[?] 16 September 1908 at Bucklin, Kansas [-?-1 Austin Redfield [?] [?] to J.S.L.?-1.1O September 1924 [26?] Deaths: George Z. R_·_ died 26 J ul y 1910, Bucklin Kansas _ Inez Redfield died 13 May 1889 Duried May 15 1889 at Brownville, Nebraska Frank W. Redfield 8 Feb 1893 at Brownville, Neb [also obituary pasted in Bible gives his ageat . time of death as 19 years, 6 mos. and ? days. He was baptized 2 June 1890 by Elder R.M. Elvin who also conducted the funeral service]. Carl Redfield, 30 Dec 1904, buried 1 Jan 1905 Bucklin, Kansas Oscar Redfield, 16 April 1907, buried 18 April, Independence, Mo June F. R . died 7 Oct 1911, buried 9 Oct Bucklin, Kansas Phena McCue, died 24 Dec 1909, Lockport, Gray Co., Kansas Earl Redfield,S Mar 1919, Wilmore, Kansas . Chas H. Redfield, 19 JUQe 1939 buried 21, Bucklin, Kansas. The Bible also contains a letter (rom "Ma" on the 'fly-leaf dated 15 Nov 1895, "The Larches", Brownville, Nemaha, Nebraska and another dated 29 Dec 1907. The Bible was apparenuy given to "Mrs. I.I. Redfield from Phena Redfield, Brownville, Nebraska,. . April 18, 1894"--"The Larches now Cactus Hall." . Judy M. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Drive, Lawrence, KS 66049 recently purchased this Bible at an estate sale. For postage and the cost of the Bible she will send the' Bible to the ftrst descendant of this family who contacts her. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 -6~ + �HOYE·S APPENDIX LAWRENCE DIRECTORY for 1895-96 CITY GOVERNMENT City Officers Mayor .. '................... · ............................... ·..',··'A. L.SELIG President of the CounciL ....•..•..•...•. ~ ••.•••••: ••• .- .'; .'. A.' SHAW City Clerk an~ Sec: Cemetery ••••.•...•. '.' ••...•... .-~. :A.G. HONNOLD' Treasurer •. ~ ........•......• ~ .. ,....•...••...••••. '; •..... C.S. DUNCAN Police Judge .•. ·....•.••..•. '•• ~ •• .- .••.•..•...••...•.•.. ' .. L. S '. STEELE Marshall .••• ~ ••....•.•.•••..••.••••..• ~ ••••• ~ •..... C. T .K. PRENTICE Supt. of Cemeteries ....•.•......•' ...•••••• .- ..... ; .. C. P. GROSVENOR Attorney ... .- ..• ~' •....•...... '................ ; ........... W.e;. SPANGLER Poll Tax Collector ..........•....••••.•.•............. Matt POTTER Street Commissioner; .•..•.•..•• ; ••........ .- ... '...... T.J. STERNBERG Supt. Fire Department .•........•.•.• : ••••..••.., ••.• '.. '... J.W. SHAW City Physician ...•....•.. ; .................................. R. MORRIS Librarian .................••.... ; ........•.. ~ ... Mrs .. M.F. SIMPSON Weigher and Measurer ........•.•••••....•• ·.;............. Geo. MARCH' Sexton Oak Hi 11 Cemetery........................... R. S . "MCFARLAND Sexton Maple Grove Cemetery: ••..•......•.•••••.......... Geo. LOIT CITY COUNCIL First Ward -- Alex SHAW, N.S. ,CLARKE Second Ward -- C.P. GROSVENOR, W.H. CARRUTH Third Ward -- Wm. NADELHOFFER, S. ENGLE Fourth Ward -- A.N,. DUNAKIN, A.J. GRIFFIN Fifth Ward - J.M.G. WATT, R.J. PETTY Sixth Ward -- S.S. MCCANN, Green KEITH 'STANDING COMMITTEES' Ways and Means --" SHAW, CARRUTH,' KEITH Claims and Accounts-- WATT, CLARKE, 'GROSVENOR Law, and Ordinance -- KEITH, ENGLE, SHAW Fire Department -~ PETTY, DUNAKIN, GRIFFIN Streets, Alleys arid Bridges ~- CLARKE, WATT, SHAW Police and License -- NADELHOFFER, GRIFFIN, WATT ,City Property -- .ENGLE,MCCANN, NADELHOFFER Cemeteries -- GROSVENOR, CLARKE~ PETTY Library -- DUNAKIN; GROSVENOR, PETTY Library-- DUNAKIN, GROSVENOR, PETTY Board of Healtli- CARRUTH, KEITH, NADELHOFFER Sewers -- GRIFFIN, MCCANN, ENGLE Water, Gas and Electr1c Lights -- MCCANN, CARRUTH, DUNAKIN FIRE DEPARTMENT Located 1.n City Hall building, "J.W.· SHAW, Supt. -7- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.' 1-2 �HOYE'S LAWRENCE DIRECTORY continued BOARD OF EDUCATioN Officers President A.D. WEAVER Vice President -- J. D. FINCHERClerk -~ Dr, E.D.F. PHILLIPS Treasurer ~- Alice L. LITCHFIELD Superintendent E.P. SMITH Members J. D. PINCHER, John M. NEWLIN, A.D. WEAVER, Henry FUEL, E.D.F. PHILLIPS and F.W. BLACKMAR PUBLIC SCHOOLS Bismark (county) Maple e of limits Central, 901 Kentucky, Jessie K. HOWELL pr1n High, -900 Kentucky, F .A .. OLNEY_ prin Lincoln,Lincolnne cor main N L, F C WEST prin New York,914 New York,Lottie-MULL prin Pinckney, Pinckney nw cor Mississippi; -Laura·FLAGG.Pf 1n Quincy, ss Quincy 1st' w of Mass, E.F. STANLEY prin Vermont, .619 Vermont, Roxana DAVIS prin _ Woodlawn, -Perry nw cor New York N L, S Lee GILMORE pr1n COLLEGES Haskell Institute, Haskell 1/2 miles of limits, J.A. SWETT supt University of Kansas, Adams se cor Mississippi, F H SNOW'· Chancellor - COUNTY OFFICERS Judge District Court ..... ; ............................ A.W. BENSON Judge Probate Court ................................. J.Q .A. NORTON Attorney ............................................... ·A.C. MITCHELL Clerk District Court ............... :S:A. HARVEY, C.M. LANGSTON dep County Clerk ...................... F.D. BROOKS, W:A. CHURCHILL dep Surveyor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. O. C. LESUER Register of Deeds .................... Jas BROOKS, A.W. CARMEAN dep Treasurer ................. ~ .............. A.L. COX, S.P. ·MOORE dep Supt. Public Instructi~n.; ... :.; ......... ; ........... J. E. PEAIRS ·Coroner ... _............................................ W. Y. LEONARD County-Corrunissioners ...... ~.-I.F. HUGHES, B.F. HOSKINS, M.S. WINTER -COURTS District Court -- Terms begin. first Monday in . February, May and November; at County Court House, A~W. BENSON,· Judge; ·S.A. HARVEY, Clerk; J.F. FITZGERALD, Steno; J.F. WELLMAN, Bailiff. Probate Court, 645 Mass, J.Q.A. NORTON,- Judge' THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 -8- �HOYE'S LAWRENCE DIRECTORY continued CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS Women's Christian Temperance Union, meets every- Friday at 1037 Mass. Yount Men~s Christian Ass'n, 902 Mass, E.F. HALL sec CHURCHES Baptist. First, 801 Kentucky, Rev. C.D. ROGERS pastor; serV1ces 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.;-Sunday School 12 ~ First; 196 Lincoln N L, Rev. J.W~ BOYKIN, pastor,-serV1ces n a.m. and 7:30 p.m., Sunday School 12:30 p.m. Holly Grove (col'd), 1302 Pennsylvania, Rev. Robt MARTIN, Pastor, serV1ces 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Mount Zion Chapel (co1'd) 273 maple N L Second (col'd), 847 Ohio Warren Street (co~ 'd), Ohio nw cor Warren, R-ev·. Presley SKINNER, pastor; services 11 a.m. and 3 and 7 p.-m.; Sunday School 1 ·p.m. 'Christian Christian, 1047 Kentucky, Rev .. Chas SHARP, pastor; serV1ces 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Congregational Pilgrim, Elm nw cor Rhode Island, Rev. A.L. GOUDY, pastor; serV1ces 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m. Plymo~th, 921 Vermont, Rev. Richard CORDLEY, pastor; services 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m; Sunday School. 12 m. Secbnd (col'd), 822 Kentucky , Episcopal Trinity, 1001 Vermont, Rev. W.W. AYRES, rector; serV1ces 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m . . ,Lutheran Engfish, 1040 New Hampshire, Rev. J.G.'GRIFFITH, pastor; serV1ces 11 a.m. arid 7:30 p.m; Sunday School 9:30 a.m. 'German, 821 Illinois, Rev., J.J. MULLER, pastor;_ services 11 a.m.' Sunday Sch90l 10 a.m. 'Swedish, 1000 Connecticut. Methodist African, 900 New, York, Rev. J.P. SAGe, pastor; 10:30 a.m. and 7:,30 p.m. Centenary" New York sw cor Elm, Rev. L.C. BIGGS, pastor; services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m. ~irst. ,Berkeley cor Vermont, Rev. J. W.SOMERVILtE, pastor; services 10:30 a.m. and 7~30 p.m.; Sunday School 12 m. Fre~, 1146 Connecticut German, 1002 New York,'Rev. F.' D. RADEMACHER, pastor; services 10:30. a.m. and ,7:30p.m.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m. St. James (African), ,Maine NW cor. Maine; service 11 a.m.,. 7,:30 p.m. Sunday School 3 p.m. ~9- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �HOYE'S LAWRENCE DIRECTORY continued Presbyterian First, Kentucky sw cor Berkeley, Rev; D.W. MCQUISTON, pastor; services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 12:15 p.m. First, Vermont sw cor Warren: Rev. W.G. BANKER, pastor; serV1ces 11:15 a.m. and 7:30 a.m~; Sunday School 10 a.m. Roman Catholic . 'St. John's, 1230 Kentucky, Rev. R.B. GROENER, pastor; services 8 and 10:jO a.m.; Sunday School 2:15p.m. Benediction 3 p.m . . Unitarian First·, Hancock sw cor Vermont, Rev. C.G. HOWLAND, pastor; serV1ces 11 a.m.; Sunday School. 12 m. Miscellaneous 1026 Delaware, Richard COX, trustee United.Brethren, New York sw cor. Locust Fri~nd~, ·HOSPITALS, HOMES, ETC. Bunn's Private Hospital, 201 Lincoln, N L Young Woman's Christian Ass'n, Home U of K 1411 Mass LIBRARIES Lawrence City Library, Lawrence Nat: Bank Building, Mrs. Mary SIMPSON, Librarian Spooner Library, U of K, 1346 Oread Av. MILITARY Company H. 1st Reg. K.N.G. meets every. Tuesday evening at Armory, Kentucky nr Henry, D.A. MCCLURE, Capt. Chas. ELWELL, 1st Lieut, A.G. CLARKE 2nd Lieut. PLACES OF -AMUSEMENT Bismark Grove, Lincoln ne cor East Bowersock Opera House, 644 to 648 Mass Central park, Kentucky to Tennessee, Henry to Pinckney Fair Grounds, Lincoln ne cor East Music Hall, 1001 Mass. South Lawrence Driving Park, es Louisiana s of Carbondale RR South Park, Vermont to New Hampshire s of Quincy - TO .BE CONTINUED - There is something-about a closet that makes a skeleton terribly restless! --~ilson Mizner Quoted in The Sunny Side of Genealogy Compiled by Fonda D. Baselt, 1986 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 -10- �WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO •.•• .' SILAS SILVER WHITEFORD JANUARY 1, 1850 JANUARY 22, 1929 WHITEFORD, MARYLAND - OSAGE TWP., MIAMI CO., KANSA~ . . . :> " 335 ·1. §t..tc of. !t..ne,,~, }... DOUOLAS COUNTY, St-ierttt!'• . rlq.~~,,/-,.Z.r:..4·!¥. /,fl'(. ~ aq ~";"l~"·l"".m-,'" ............. ~:. • .' 11:.":'.0" r;/J.t~ /!fj >,;(A:4./",,,.~_..... .~ 9.r:Al~-::~¥e- 4-:~;~ ~7r;~/~~(.~~~. ~d you .... banby ••ohorlzod CO'Jolll III ll4'"d .~? .. yca.n•• Dd o( tbla Ll('enee you I ~ ~aklJ doe ~tarD. 10 DIy "tiM wtdlin tbirty daYI. Vpk~"ll!-;-;;7-0>'(;;"'. ·kri"/ / ' ~t .. tc of ~ .. n~ .. ~,}... CIJJIN't::.Jt:.'1JP-; ~ . .' j> . .' r.....,~J_,.. . . .. 1/"Jf.!1f?:r INt"" :At/blf' '1t .dob~..br «nltr. :bot In IIOCOnianCft wI.h ,b. ~ ,oibaJO. Y/£t'6jvnJ, allthu at g . dOD ot 7. f the witblo LlCeRlW!'. I did. on tbe ()' '~i;'~':"""""""'-:' day 1 ~..IM. A. D. 187~ in auidCounty,Join and uohelo Marrl...,~.tb8.lth'Dn.m~ ond ~ ~/~~(.q.r../L...,,-- WIT!'fU8 my hand Bnd teal dll. day nnd real' 0.00"" written. 0'/~~/f.·t:-,4-~ y, .. i ~ I :: .......• ': '. FARMER, BUILDER AND BANKER. A MILLION DOLLAR ESTATE Mrs. Hattie Lminger Whiteford, widow of the late Silas Whiteford, who died at his home in Osage Township, Miami COWlty, Kansas, January 22, 1929, was appomted administratrix of the estate of her husband by Probate Judge Rossman, in this ·city,.on January 3Q,I 929, and her bond for one million dollars was approved. It was signed by the widow and all of the heirs. Mr. Whiteford left no will and, Wlder the Kansas law, one-half of the estate goes to the widow and the other half to the sons and daughters. His first wife, Eva McGlothlin, whom he 'married in January, 1975, at Lawrence, Kansas, died in this cOlmty in March 1893 in the same home where her husband, Mr. Whiteford, died last week. To them . were born eight children, six of whom survive and are living; namely: Anna, who is the wife of Leroy W:Gr~nt, with her husband in Osawatomie; Lillian E.. who is the wife ofHany E. Randell, both living in New York City, New York; Susan Whiteford West, the wife of Ed West, both in Overland Park, Kansas; Nellie Whiteford Kendall, wife of Ed. Kendall, both in Kansas City, Missouri; Hugh C. Whiteford, : cashier of the First National Bank of Osawatomie; and residing there, and Henry Clay Whiteford, living on his farm near Beagle, in this cOlUltry .. On Christmas, 1897, Mr. Silas S. Whiteford and Miss Hattie L. Lininger were married in this COlUlty and Mrs. Whiteford went into the home. To them were born four children, three of whom sUlVive --' Charles V. Whiteford. who is now cashier.ofthe Fontana State Bank in the cOlUlty; Joseph S. and Ivan M. Whiteford . at the homestead with their mother. . . Coming to this COWlty in the spring of 1875, with his yOlUlg wife, Mr. Whiteford got work as a cattle herder, but he . brought with· him about sevenhlUldred dollars that he had saved up while working for Mr. McGee in Douglas COWlty. In JWle, 1876, he bought his 'first propelty here.... Western Spirit, Paola, Kansas February 1, 1929 -11- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1~2 �MILLER BIBLE RECORD Mrs .. John M. MILLER (Imprint on Cover) The Peopleis Stand~rd Editiqn ·of the . HOLY BIBLE Old & New Testaments, and the Apocryphal Writings Published by Zeigler & McCurdy. Entered according at Act of Congress, in the-year 1872 by Ziegler & McCurdy, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D.C. BIRTHS· . Elmer Lee MILLER - January 1, 1907 Dana W. MILLER - January 22, 1871 Charlie W. MILLER - September 27, 1869 Mary Virginia MILLER --October 7, 1920 Monroe Milford Simon SCHILLING - April 20, 1919 Charlie William MILLER - Sept. 27, 1869 Dona Winifred SHOOKMAN- January 22-, 1871 Josephine Anne OLIVER - August 17, 1908 Marilyn Ann MILLER - Pebruary 24, 1937 John Marshal MILLER - September 28, 1819 Mary Jane MILLER - November 5, 1834 Elizah Marshal· MILLER - January 2, 1873 MAR.RIAGES Mrs. & Mr~ Charlie MILLER, married 1897, April 28 Elmer Lee MILLER & Josephine Anne OLIVER - June 27, 1931 Mary Virginia MILLER & SCHILLING - October 6, 1940 John Marshal MILLER & Mary_Jane SHOOKMAN, Dece~ber 29, 1853 Marilyn Ann MILLER & John·Prancis HEIMOVICS, Jr. - June 12, 1960 . . DEATHS· John Marshal MILLER·- October 23, 1885 Mary Jane MILLER - March 9, 1899 Dona Winifred MILLER - April 17, 1943 Charlie William MILLER - September 4, 1948 . Elmer Lee MILLER - Pebruary 6, 1972 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 -12- �SPIIIIIG YAnIS: The Schriever Family by Phyllis J. Douglas " The first effort at SCHRIEVER genealogy was made by Fran SABIN. In 1969-70 she . contacted some of William SCHRIEVER'S children and obtained facts, stories, etc. to put . together a niini-family tree as a Christmas pr~sent for my moth~r. She also shared her work with other members of the family. Dorothy SCHRIEVER has been"busily engaged with genealogy for a number of years. Byron and I both became interested in genealogy at a later time. To me, one of the best things about genealogy searching is that in the process offinding. out all of this information about my ancestors, I get to know them and in a sense "we become friends:" This has really happened and because of it, I want to share with you some of the things I have found and share some of the stories I have heard about them. I do not intend that this be a scholarly work, however, it will be true to the best of my knowledge. First of all, I would like to discuss the spelling of the name SCHRIEVER. In my searching on our family, I h~ve found this name spelled SCHREFER, SCHAFER, " SCHRIEBER, SCHRENER and SCHRIEFER. There are a lot of reasons for this. In the 1800's, especially the early years, those who could read and write spelled the way they heard. a word. The SCHRIEFER family obviously spoke with an accent. Therefore, it is easy to see how the various spellings came about. It is true that our grandfather changed the spelling of the name,about the time he went to Kansas. On the 8th day of December 1877he sold the land that he inherited from his father. He signed the deed, IW. SCHRIEFER. In the 1885 Kansas census,William is enumerated as a member of the Chades ~ROEBSTEL household and his last name is spelled SCHRIEVER. The SCHRIEFER family that remained in Indiana (William's brother Henry) continued to spell their name with an "£1'. Their names are spelled that way on their death records and on their gravestones. Mother says, "When we wrote to the Indiana SCHRIEFERS, we also spelled their name with an "£1'. I will begin with the earliest ancestor that I have information on. Then I will take each generation in a direct line to William SCHRIEVER. By direct line I mean that all of the ancestors are related to a~ of us. I will end with a short biography of each of Williani and "Nannie's children. The earliest SCHRIEFER Family that I will tell you about is,. at this point, a penciled-in family. I am very sure that they are related to our great grandfather, Frederick W. SCHRIEFER. I have" some documents that back lip my theory, but at this point I have. been uriable to find the evidence that would make it a fact. -13- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �THE SCHRIEVER FAMILY' contiu'ued Gerhard Heinrick Schriefer and Elizabeth Miller In the 1800's the City of Baltimore ~ollected an immigration fee of one" dollar for each " person over one year of age coining into Baltimore Harbor. G. H. SCHRJEFER,(Gerhard , Heinrick), his wife, Elizabeth and their seven children were on that list for January 1, 1846. In March of 1846, Gerhard Heinrick SCHRJEFER and his seven children reported for naturalization in Ripley County, Indiana. In this document Gerhard Heinrich states that they "were born in the jUrisdiction ofOsnabruck in the Kingdom of Hannover and that " they came from the place oftherrbirth and have settled pennanently in the County of Ripley and State of Indiana.", The oldest son, Ernst Henrich, 24 years old, applied for his own naturalization. The father, Gerhard Heinrich, applied for himselfand six children. those children are as follows: John Frederick, age 19, Maria Eleanora, age 18, Maria Elsaban, age 15, Frederick Wilheim, age 13, Gerhard Henry, age II and John Henry, age 9. Do you note the way the sam"e name has been given to two or more children? Could they possibly have achild nained Fredreich W. (as is on his gravestone) when they also have a John Frederick and a Frederick Wilheim? " Gerhard Henrick SCHRJEFER bought land in Sp encer CountY. , On the WId day of February, 1854, he bought 40 acres ofland from John and Elizabeth SPECHT for $150. He bought 40 acres ofland from Ignatius and Elizabeth MASTERSON for $150, and he bought 40 acres ofland from Andrew and Barbara WETZEL; for $190. 'Then on the 8th of March, 1854~ he wrote a will bequeathing this land to his three sons, Frederick William, ," Henry and George SCHRJEFER. , Later, a "probated will, dated March 9, 1859, named liis oldest daughter, Elisabeth SEARBAMAER, son Amest H. SCHREAFER, son Frederich, daughter Mary E. AHRING, and two youngest sons, Gerred Henry and John Henry SHREAFER This will was dated 30 January 1855 and was witnessed by Andrew WETZEL, John H. " " , DANNING, John SPECHT and Ernst SCHRJEFER I believe the probate date to be close to the date of his death and because these are records of Spencer County,. Indiana, I gelieve that he died there. I have not been able to'find any record of his death, nor have I be'en able to find a burial place for him. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 -14- �THE SCHRIEVER FAMILVcontinued There are two members of this fainily in the 1860 Indiana Spencer County, Clay Twp. (Santa Claus) Census. They are John H. SCHRIEFER, age 24, his wife Anna (SCHIERBAUM) and a young son; William F. and Henry SCHRIEFER, age 25, his wife . Ann,a Mary (WETZELL). Both were neighbors of Frederick SCHiuEFER. These same family members are on the. 1870 cenSus and Ernest SCHRIEFER, his wife Sena, their nine children are also enumerated for Carter Twp. . There are two other families that link Frederick and Louisa to the Gerhard Heinrich SCHRIEFERS. Their names are SCHIERBAUM and WETZEL. Th~ SCHIERBAUM family is also found on that 1846 Baltimore City list. They are listed along with the SCHRIEFERS as E. H.. SCHIERBAUM, age 23, his wife Maria, age 25, and a child Gerhard Henry,age l. In 1860, the SCHRIERBAUM family and the WETZEL family were neighbors of Frederick. Both WETZEL and SCHRIEBAUM attested to Frederick's Will of 1857 and they 'Yere later, in 1867, assigned guardians of Frederick and Louisa's.children. These are the facts above that lead me to believe that Gerhard Heinrich, Elizabeth and their children, from Hannover, Germany, were the family of Frederick W. SCHRIEFER. Brooks MATHEY and Jane YOUHS Brooks MATNEY was perhaps the son of William MATNEY and Jane BROOKS. This. name is spelled many ways: MATTINGLY (considered the original spelling and probably came from Ireland), MATONEE, MATINEE, MATINLER, MCMATNEY, MATINGLEY (many spellings.) He was bom in Virginia ca 1775·. He married Jane (Jennit) YOUNG 23 Dec. 1794, in Washington County, Virginia. 'Jane was the daughter of Daniel YOUNG. . They had ten children: Walter MATNEY, born 6 June 1796; Daniel David MATNEY, born.5 JUly 1801; Charles MATNEY, born 4 Nov. 1803; Jean Ginney MATTNEY, born 10 August 1806; William MATNEY, born 15 Jan, 1808; Margaret (Peggy) MATNEY (MATENLER),.born 15 Sept. 1810; Elizabeth MATNEY Born 18 Feb. 1812; Jefferson Matney, born 17 Nov. 1814, and Nancy Matney, born 27 March 1818. Brooks died 13 Feb. 1828 in Tazewell County, Virginia. Jane died beforeApriI 1847 in Tazewell County, Virginia. -15- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �THE SCHRIEVER FAMILY continued Charles Matney and Abigail Brown Charles MATNEY,-son -of Brooks MATNEY, married Abigail BROWN, who was born in ,. VirgiDia, 19 Dec, 1807. -They were married 5_February 1829 in Tazewell County, Virginia. They had five children, one- girl and four boys. ,All of the children were born in Tazewell County, Virginia. Matilda, the oldest was our great grandmother. - Charles and Abigail and their childrenand most of Charles' family left Tazewell County about 1844 and immigrated westward. First they settled in Parkville, Missouri, then later is Westport, Missouri. ' Charles and Abigail's children were: Matilda Jane, born 8 Nov. 1829; George Q.A. was _bom28 Sept., 1831; John R, born 23 Jan. 1834; David B., born 3 Aug., 1836 and Elisha' McDaniel, born 1838. Sometime after 1860 Charles, Abigail, their adult children_and many of Charles' family-' began purchasing land in Wyandotte County, Kansas which is just across the state line from Missouri. They settled in that area and continued to live there until they died. Abigail Brown MATNEY died 28 Nov. 1865 of smallpox. Charles MATNEY di~d on 6 Oct. 189"1. They are both_buried in the Maple Hill Cemetery in Argentine, Kansas. Also buried in this cemetery are all of their children except Elisha. TO BE CONTINUED SHAWNEE ELECTION The following is the result of the late election amongst our Shawnee Indian neighbors: First Chief: Second Chief: Council: Clerk: Interpreter: Jo~eph Parks ( Graham Rogers Henry Bluejacket, - Dou-gherty Tooly, Simon Hill,'Tucke~ Matthew King Charles Bluejacket The_Council, we. are-informed, are new officers, except Mr. Henry ,BlueJacket; and what is better, are -said to ?e all ant1-slavery men; opposed to the past pro-slavery 1nfluences which have been exerted amongst the Nation Mr .. ~luejacket is 'a man of intelligence and ability·-upr1ght and honorable in all his transactions. ' Kansas Tribune, Lawrence, Kansas Territory Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1855, page 1, col-4: THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII,. No. 1-2 -16- �JUST AN'.' OLD' FASHIONED LOVE SONG. • • • Samuel W. 'Mtienze~ayer and Hannah C. Wei! STATE OF KANSAS So. Central· Division of Vital Statietics P. J. 1'0. Marriage License In the Probate Court of Douglas County .................... I:\.<?'!'..e.:!I.\).~.r....~.9.., To An~ .............. N .....)893 Per8ot' in the State of Kansa.! .4ulhorized by Lau: to Perform the Marriage Cere rnon v•.Greet'~g,: YOU ARE HEREBY Al'THORIZED TO JOIN IN )IARRIAGE .....$..;;,!"tl..~~...w...,...~1lt:r..z..~r.rt1".y..~.r............... :................. .... ~.~.~.~..:.~......... . ~< of .............. ~.c:>c:>.<l.:l>~.~.~.! Age .... ~.::... of .............. ~..~~::':~~~.~.~.d..!.... ~.~.s..~.S Age ...... E~o .. (Groom) .....Ij.?rlI1:.-':I1... <: ..:....¥l.!?.l.1. ...................................................... (Brtdfl) ""ith the consent of .................... _......... {~a.m'! ~r Pa:'e=:.~ (SEAL) ............................... and of this license. or Guardian coruoent..lnb~ duly endorsed you will make return" to my office at Lawrence, Kansa~. within ten days af~r performing the ceremony . .................:J..()~.~~!:'1.~ ....t<.().:.~.()~..................... Probate Judge ENDORSElIENT To WHOM IT )IAY CoNCERN: I hereby certify tblt I performed the ceremony. joining in marriage the above-nnmed couple on th~ __ .l2~........_.._._.... day of _•.___ .• Novembe~ 1,,--~~9J -.-~_~.~2..~L~_~}p__ .__.__._._.___ .___._. 8I!lC'TJON 5. Ev.,.,. penon wbo .ha.U perform anr mar~ O6Z"emony uDder the- prov.... lon o( lb_ ac~. aha..lJ. within ten day. a.tler w<:b marriage. return tbe &ald licenaoo to the probAte judKe wbo 1s-o!uf'd tbe -.me. with b!a ceruOcate ot web marriage endo ..... d lber~n. etc. Sigued ....•.. _.... !.:._.~.:.... ~~.~.;~~~........................... . !l:..Q9.~~J•..~.j..¢..~.k~.r.......................:.... TiUe ..............:.Gll".... Address ................... :......... _.. _...................................................... . N<.1I"D--.AUer T1!'Cordlng, tbe probate Judge e.hail (orward lb", original marriag'e IJcenae to the' State Registrar, Topeka.., not La:e~ than the third day I"r (oUowlnC' montb. -17- • , KIllU'U. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �GAZETEER'OF DOUGLAS COUNTY From Lawrence City Directory.-·)890-91 @ ,'," , '" '~' ~ .........:...................;....... ~ ............................................................................................................ $).............................................................................. .":' . :' . . ALFRED - Fourteen miles southwest of Lawrence. . ~ . - Shipping' point Belvoir. BALDWIN - Sixteen miles south of Lawrence', on line of Southern ,Kansas Railway. Wells,' Fargo & Co., expr.ess. BELVOIR - On the Carbondale branch of K.C.W. & N'. Lawrence. Pa~ific Express. ~ 12 miles southwest of BIG SPRINGS - Sixteen miles northwest of Lawrence and eleven east of Topeka. Grover, nearest shipping point. BLACK JACK - Eighteen miles south of Lawrence and four miles north of Wellsville, shipping point. BOND - Twelve miles southwest of Lawrence. Clinton, nearest shipping point. CLEARFIELD - Sixteen miles southeast of Lawrence. Population 16. Eudora, shipping point. CLINTON - Twelve miles southwest of 'Lawrence on Carbondale branch. 200. Pacific express. Population ECHO - Sixteen miles southwest of Lawrence. EUDORA - On the A.T. & S.F. Ry, eight miles easy of Lawrence 'and 33 miles. from Kansas City. Population 900. W.F. & Co., express. GLOBE - Twenty miles southwest 'of Lawrence. Lawrence and Media sh1pping points. HESPER - Twelve miles southeast of Lawrence. 50. Shipping point Eudora. Population HOLLING - Twelve miles south of Lawrence . . Telegraph and shipping point Media, five miles away. LAPEER - Twenty miles southwest of Lawrence. points. Population 50. Overbrook and Richland shipping LECOMPTON - Twelve miles northwest of Lawrence on the line of the A.T., and SF Ry. Express, Wells, Fargo & Co. Population 750. MEDIA - Fifteen miles south of Lawrence on the Southern Kansas Railroad. NORTH LAWRENCE - North of Kansas river on the Union Pacific railroad. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII. No. 1-2 -18- �GAZETEER OF. DOUGLAS COUNTY continued PLEASANT' GROVE shipping point. Nine 'miles south of Lawrence' which TWIN MOUND - Eightee~ miles southwest of Lawrence. 1S Richland, shipping point. VINLAND - Ten miles south of Lawrence on Southern Kansas RR. express. WILLOW SPRINGS point. Twel v'e miles. south of Lawrence. the most desirable Wells, Pargo & Co. , . Viniand,· nearest shipping llAP OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, 1875. -19- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �TAKEN FROM RECORD BOOKS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS COMMISSIONER FOR THE POOR SEPTEMBER 1909-MARCH 1911 From Kansas Collection -Spencer Library R.H. M.S. El14 Transients 1909' Sept. 13 16" 30 Oct. 10 11 18 Nov. 9 19 Dec. 6 15 17 20 27 30 1910 Jan. 4 7 15 25 27 30 15 16 24 28 Mar. 13 14 21 25 26 28 29 31 Apr. 1909" to October 1910 May Chris MEYER E.A. ALLEY E.A. ALLEY Mrs. HICKEY Webster N. SMITH (ex-soldier) Fred MEYERS, Canadian Rosa SHULTS John MURRAY Thomas SHELL Thomas TINLEY Jennie HOOKMAN (HOCKMAN) Marcus WAGGNER Louis ERBIN H.J. HAVERKAMP May BRORON (BROWN) Helen JACKSON John HALL Henry KELLER 5 23 Louis BECKER Julius BROWN J.S. DOBSON Ralph DEVLIN Joseph C. WILLARD Harry SMOCK (SMOOK) Ida MARSHAL A.A. COOK James MCNULTY H.M. BURNS Carrie HAFFERKAMP William LOEHNING Fr~derick P. WELC~ Frede~ick WELCH Louis BRANDELL E. BRAVO Harry W. COOK E. BRAVO Mrs. SCHMIDT Mrs. SCHMIDT Erastus BUGBY Wm. H. GRAHAM P: THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIIi No. 1-2 3 12 18 19 June July 25 3 6 18 30 7 11. 15 16 28 29 30 Aug. 5 Feb. Sept~ 20 24 Sept. 22 27 Oct. Nov. 28 12 14 21 29 Dec. 16 30 Joe MORRIS Robert REYNOLDS M.B. KETCHUM Thomas FARLEY J.W. TURNER Mary SANDERS Andrew MCEVOY Maggie MILLER & daughter William COLLETT Charles ROBERTSON Earl & Myrtle MACOMBER· Sidney BUCKNER E.Q. MARTIN Wm. PURCELL & Wife Charles ROBERTSON Neal BROWN Daniel DOHD Charles ROBERTSON Earl & Myrtle MAYCOMBER Sundry PERSON John P. JULIEN A.R .. GREGG Frank REAVELEY Fannie HOLLAND Dave DUNLAP Fred PERRY D.G. JEFFIES Mike KELLY Isaac S. JONES will HARMON J.REYNOLDS Charles THOMPSON J.C. OGDEN 1911 Jan. 27 31 Feb. Mar. 4 2 29 Henry CLAY J.A. BRENNAN & Wife P.C. CONNICK Terry TAYLOR Edgar C. PHIPPS (Copied by Grace EMBERS & Jane . WIGGINS. Typed by Pauline MEYER) .-20- �.1 COMMISSIONER FOR THE PooR RECORDS continued OTHERS WHO RECEIVED ASSISTANCE Mrs. Mary PARKER (440 Alabama) Colored Mrs. Tabitha BURNS (39~ Ash) colored. Mrs. John MORTSOLF 328, Walnut Mrs. Li~zie MERRIFIELD1(Widow) 118 Maryland .' Mrs. Ollie BROOKS 223 Perry St. Mrs. Minerva GIVENS(c~lored) 1001 N. York St. Mrs. Sadie KING (deserted wife) 1316 New Hampshire St. Ore LOSWELL 903 Mass. ; Lucinda STEEL 800 Blk.:R. I. St. Benjamin F. HARMON Mrs. Hagar ALLEN (colored) 1341 New'York ·St.· J .A .. MCCONKEY 1306 Elliott St. Ellen C. MILLS 901 Rhode Island St. Mrs. Frances L. SEDGEWICK 716 Mass. St. Charles SMITH and Margaret QUIGLEY, Vinland Charles AHLSTROM, near:Lone Star Miss Sina PLEASANT, Baldwin,. Kansas Henry SCHEETRUM Jacob PIKE I Mrs. Hester ALBRITTON, IBaldwin (or' Media) Kansas Samuel ALBRITTON, Lecompton (colored) Mary GILLESPIE, Lecompton Fred BECKMAN 806 East Hancock St. (922 Penn)! .923 Deleware Mrs. Kitty PRICE (colored) 1847 Kentucky St. Mrs. M.A.H. BELT 174 Funston Ave. Miss Lizzie COREY, 805 R,hode Island. St. Isabelle WHITTAKER, 190 Locust St. Fred SCHARRUPT, Lecompt~n TWp, Mrs. E.E. YOUNG, 227 Perry Leader RUSSELL, Eudora,'Kansas Mrs. Margaret H. Andrews Mrs: CarolineFAGRELL I Joe FIELDS (colored) 13~1 Pennsylvania St. Mrs. Nettie LANE, 918 N~w Jersey St., colored Hugh TORBET, Ash St., 2rid House west. of Main Mrs. Elijah GUNTHER, 231 Lincoln Street Mrs. Bell KELLAM, 53 Loriust St. (640 Mass. St.) Mrs. L. J. THO~S, 1238 IN. York St.' Mrs. Augusta JONES, 740 'Missouri St. Mrs. Melvina RUSSELL, S.:S. HEmry East of AT&SF Railway Walter CHANCE (colored),1826 Connecticut St. A. OLIVER, S.W~ Corner Llake St. & Kansas Avenue Marcus WAGGNER, Lincoln Simon CONLEY 1304 Penn5yil vania St'. - 808 Conn . . Phil~p CARK, 293 Lyon St;. Harr1et L. LEE, 842 Penn. St. Melvin MCCOWAN, 911 E. H~ncock Mrs. Mamie COOK, 181 Bri~ge St .. James SMITH, 269 Bridge ~t., (330 Perry) . I • 1 1 st. . -21- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �COMMISSIONER FOR THE POOR RECORDS continued Mrs. 'Laura 'HARLAN, 1023 Penn. (Proper name QUINBY) I James SMITH, 231 ~incoln St. Lewis B. ALLEY, N. Side of North St., between N.Y. and Pennsylvania Lewis MUNFORD, 712 Missouri St. Mrs. L. MCINTURF,' 927 ;Delaware' St. Thomas WILLIAMS, 737 New Hampshire Bert M. BRYAND" 921 De:laware W. S. GURLEY, 464 Elm ,St. (119 Lyon St.) Celia FOSTER, 934 Illinois George ,CROTHERS, 139 Maple St. John JACKSON, 227 Illi'nois St. Edward PORTER, 1327 New Jersey St. Mrs. Isabella SMITH, Rjn; 6 , No. 179 Bridge St.' Mrs. M. J. MCFARLAND, Baldwin, Kansas , I, Mrs. Mary GRAY (colored) 450 Hickory St. I ' Peter LEWIS (colored) ~14 Walnut Amos DUNCAN, 617-1/2 M~ss. St. Mrs. Nellie BIGLEY I Marcus WAGGENER (fromeadier) Millie HICKEY (Mrs:' Hok~rd) 1237 Penn. Mr~. Richard BILL : George WILLIAMS Colore~) 845 Indiana St. Mrs. Mary HENDERSON (Cocain Mary) Mattie SWEEZY, 1815 Kehtucky Lander ROBINSON, 715 Michigan Mrs. Mary MCCARTY, 94 7i'N. York MisslI ' St. S.M. ARNOLD, 1018 , Paralee WALKER I James D. POMEROY, 224 ~ocust I John H. FOSTER, North Bridge St. Mrs. Mar'y PARKER, 440 Alabama St. Mrs. Sadie KING, 1316 New Hampshire St. Frank FOSTER \ Mary S. MONTFORD Albert GATEWOOD Mary· SMITH (1205 Penn . lAt.) Lizzi~ ,COREY , ~ John Q.' ADAMS, Bpx 45A,; R. 1;9, Lawrence Margaret JACKSON, 1244 Penn. , I Ellen' JENNINGS, '1324 N~rJersey ,Mrs. Alice R. JENKINS, 309 R.I. St., N. Lawrence Mattie' ELLIOTT" 430' 'Lin1coln' St. J. C. OGI)EN, 139' Mapl~ "\ H.J. 'HAFFERKAMP, 708' Conn. , 'r George HUDSON, 934 Illinois Samuel SCOTT, 562 Locust, OSBORN, EltonJ. ,' Philip CLARK (from page 52),239 Lyon Mrs . Mary DAVIS ' Will PPROSSER Jonah B. ALLEN, Baldwin, KS Hager ALLEN, 1341 New York , I l THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 -22- �COMMISSIONER POR THE POOR continued Green HUGHES Henry MULL, 259 Rhode Island Lillian A. ORRICK, 350 Locust Nathan MILLER, 427.Alabama J.B. FALLS, 336 Walnut William COLLETT, County Home Mrs. Charles (Mamie) ALBRITTON, 910 New Jersey St. Mr~. Alice LEDEBOER, 1334·Penn. Nannie GAUSS (GANSS?), 734 New Jersey THOSE GIVING ASSISTANCE 1910 Keith GREEN Ella OLMSTEAD Rose M. RABOURN 1909 E.A. KASOLD (John WEBER 11-1-09) 1910 John WEBER & Sons 1909 & 1910 A.J. DICKER Citizens Light & Power Co. R.B. WAGSTAFF AT&SF Railway Co. Union Pacific RR Co .. A.L. SELIG (Cash paid out) W.W. CLELAND (for coal) Frank MEIERHOFFER Mrs. H. M. STANCLIFT Mrs. Elizabeth KUHNE Chris FRENGER (restaurant) Eli SCHNECK Bessie LEHMAN Mrs. Kate LEHMAN David E. KENNEDY, Vinland, KS S. LAKE, Baldwin, Ks. (J.W.C. STEWART, Mgr.) W.H. ULRICH, Lone Star, KS Lawrence Water Co. Dr. E.R. KEITH (County Physician) J.W. HOWELL, Baldwin (or Media) Ks WARD, ILIFF & Co., Lecompton, KS, Iliff Mercantile Co. A.N. DUNAKIN J.W. DRUM Richard E. MENZEL -23- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �COMMISSIONER POR THE POOR ·continued Fred NACE, Lecompton, KS JONES Brothers, Baldwin, KS FISCHER & Son· Charles PILLA, Eudora, KS The Leader Mercantile.Co. INNES, BULLENE & HACKMAN . . C.J. ERICKSEN S.R. MOLLOWAY R.M. MORRISON, Guardian The Salvation Army. FAXON-NEWMAN Shoe Co. George W. SCHELL MCFARLANE Brothers Grant R. RISLEY The Gazette Dr. S.T. GILLESPIE J. O. HOLLOAY (HOLLOW~Y. in the index) Dr. H.T. JONES Emely L .. JOHNSON~ Supt. Workroom Associated Charities W• W'. CLELAND . LESCHER & POWER F.D.G. HARVEY, M.D. J~A. SPAULDING HUNTER Bros PECKHAM Clothing Co. Saint Margaret's Hospital, Kansas City, KS SIMMONS' Hospital Mrs. Mary BAER (Vinland) Lawrence Lumber Co. W. F. MORRIS Dr. C.C. KERR, Lecompton, KS William SCHUBERT & Son, Eudora, KS Dr. H.L. CHAMBERS R.B. WAGSTAFF T.V. EDMONDS Mark BEACH, M.D., Clinton, Kansas J.T. COOPER, North Lawrence William H. SCHELL John H. WEAVER, Baldwin, KS A.J. DICKER R. S. BROWN Louis ROCKLUND G.M. LISTON, M.D. (Baldwin) The HOBBS Mercantile Co·., Baldwin, KS M. NEWMARK GRIFFIN Coal Co. E.J. BLAIR, M.D. A. P. VAN METER John J. SMITH Kaw Kash Klothing Ko. R.G. WHITE, Clinton, KS THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII~ No. 1-2 -24- �COMMISSIONER FOR THE POOR continued W. W. CLELAND Abe WOLFSON George A. FLORY James D. FOREMAN Mo . and Kan. Telephone Co.' R. E. HOUSE Jacob PUREr.,· Margaret A. PRICE, Lecompton THE END RESEARCH SURPRISES: "AKING THE" HAPPEN 1. WHAT DO YOU DO WITH YOUR BRILLIANT IDEAS? If you are a really dedicated researcher, often times an idea will pop into your' head about solving a particular genealogical problem and you'll. rush to write it down. If this happens when you are in a car,. it will probably get written on a scrap of paper in your purse. If you are at work, it will probably be written on a sticky note and also stuck in' your purse. If you are sitting at your desk at home and have one of these brilliant ideas, you may stick a note up on your bulletin board. Since you are a very busy person, these little notes to yourself may collect for a long time~ . . . People, these bits and scraps of paper, crumpled and thumbtacked, are a terrible way to t~eat your brilliant ideas, any or all of which may provide a definitive answer to a very elusive problem. Here's a better way to handle·them. Using a·8-1/2 x 11 piece of white paper, which you wilrcall a "WORK LOG", turn it sideways and divide it into three columns. Label the .first column "CENSUS WORK",' The second column "LIBRARIES" and the. last column "TO DO". Now draw lines across,' creating blocks into which you can enter your brilliant ideas! Examples of how entries might look are: . (Census Column) -"1900/1910 Hamilton Co., 'OH for F.H. Ryland" (Libraries) - LAPUBlIC/1890 city directory for Israel Hark (To Do) -·Wrote inquiry to DCGS quarterly! If any items are really urgent, I color in a red flag to get my attention. and they go with me everywhere when I research. put these pages in a 3-ring binder This binder holds the makings of .all kinds of research surprises. Your brilliant ideas won't get lost and will constantly be in front of you t~ j~g your memory. From a talk given by Bobby Title -25- THE PIONEER. Vol. XVIII. No. 1-2 �OUR· CHURCHES .... F~ ~emb.ty 0-6 God The Pirst Assembly of God Church ·located at 5th and Baker Streets, Baldwin, Kansas, held its first services May 4, '1958. Their first place .of worship was Tab10ck Hall, ·1614 College Street. There .were twenty present a't the first meeting. The church was set in o~der by Rev. A.J. KRIMMER, district presbyter of the Assemblies of God, with nine charter members which were the following: Rev. and Mrs. Roy EICHELBERGER, Gary EICHELBERGE:R, Mrs. Zola COLLINS, Mrs. Miidred SCHOMER, Regina Sue COLLINS, Alic~ LYMAN, and Mr. and Mrs. R.H. MORGAN.·· Rev. Roy EICHELBERGER pastored,the church from May 4, 1958 until November 25, 1959. Rev. and Mrs. R.P" ROUTH accepted the pastorate then and pastored until October, 1965 .. The property at 5th and Baker Streets was purchased on J~ne 8, 1960 and, a building permit was purchased from· Bal,dwin City, April, 1962. . Three carpenters, members of the church, did the major part of the building. They are as follows: Mr. C.O. COLLINS, Mr. Grady LAYTON, and Rev. R.P'. ROUTH. Their labor was doriated. The City of Baldwin donated the digging of the. foundation. . Rev. E.W. WEEMS became pastor in January, 1966. Rev. Robert COOPER became pastor of the local ,church August 23, 1970 as the fourth pastor to serve the Baldwin church. Reprinted from the Baldwin City Centennial Edition October 1970 I was once a normal person till I climbed my family tree, Now that my Ancestors have met they make a battleground of me. My grandpa Pat from Ireland makes me dance with lively, feet, While my English one, Sir Oliver, walks sedately down the street. My Swedish grandma Hi Ida· gi ves away' each dime I make, While my Scott:ish one shudders at the things I waste and break. My grandma from Paris laughs and flirts the live-long day, .And my great-grandma from Plymouth turns her back the other way. Thus they argue, thus they differ; how I wish they would agree, Por I never can determine just which one is really me! Source THE PIONEER, Vol.' XVIII, No~ 1-2· -26- unknown~ �PED IGHEE CHART Chart No. ,I 21 Noy 1994 IS,Richard , , CROZIER~--------- 8 John CROZIER---------------------: : 8: 1 Jan 1821 : : P: Co.'Tyrone,lreland 11 Elizabeth ARKSTRONG-----: K: 4 lilliam Eliler CROZIER-------------: P: ,Tompkins Co.,NY : 8: 22 Jan 1811 : D: 11 Jul ·1904 : P: ,Anderson,KS : P: ,Kialli Co. ,KS 18 --------~-----:---------:K : : : P: Apr 1933 : P: ,Anderson,KS 2 Lester Rebstock CROZIER-----------' : 8: 31 oct 1894 : P: ,Anderson Co. ,KS : 0: 27 : : : : II: P: D: P: : 9 Sarah Jane LINDERKAN-------------: 8: 1836 P: , ,NY 1875 0: P: ,Linn Co.,KS 1'9 ------------------------~ ,20 Jacob F REBSTOCK--~------ ,, 10 Christian Gottlob REBSTOCK-----,--: : B: 10 Kar 1826 : : P: Jesingen,Germany 21 Dorothea SCHNAIDT-------- 1 Jan 1974 ,Wyandotte Co.,KS , : K: 5 Agnes Pearl REBSTOCK--------------: P: ,Jersey Co.,IL B: 23 l1ar 1810 ' ': D: 10 Apr 1899 ' P: , Anderson Co, KS ' : P: ,Anderson Co., KS , D: 22 liar 1956 P: ;Anderson Co. ,KS 1 Robert Lee CROlIER---------------B: 14 Dec 1932 P: ,Anderson Co.,KS II: 22 John IILSON--------------' : 11 Harriett Newel WlLSON-----------:-: B: 19 Noy' 1836' 23 Lurana Hill NEIEL-:------P: "IL 0: 1 Jan 1891 P: ,Anderson Co.,KS 24 Daniel lorkman GRAY------ ,, P: 0: 12 Timothy GRAY---------------------: : 8: 18 Feb 1845 : P: ,Keigs Co. ,OH 25 l1ariah P: ,Kathy THURN-GERTZ-------------: Spouse' ' VERI1ILYE----~----- : 11': 6 Clarence Jean GRAY----------------: P: Noble,Richland Co.,IL B: 22 jul 1886 : P: lola,Allen Co.,KS II: : , P: l1ena,Polk CO.,AR 0: 5 Apr 1919 P: ,Crawford Co. ,KS ,, : 0: 23 Kay 1920 P: Elsie,Perkins Co.,NE Inez Katherine GRAY---------------, 8: 8 Sep 1906 P: lola, AII en Co., KS : 13 Harriet RENFRO-------------------: , B: , Jun 1848 21 ------------------------P: "IN 0: 1921 P: lola,Al1en Co. ,KS 0: P: 26 ------------------------- 2B , Josiah Jr. DONALD-------- , 14 Josiah DONALD--------------------: : B: 31 Oct 1860 : P: "England ,29 Kargaret----------------: M: 1 Name and address of submitter: Kathy Crozier 7523 Ant ioch Overland Park,'KS 66204 lIary Susan Donald KENT------------: P: ,Dickinson Co.,KS B: 20 Har 1886 : D: 17 oct 1887 P: ,Dickinson,KS 30 TholRas Albert IElLER----,,: P: , ,, 0: 22 Feb 1964 P: loJa,Allen Co. ,KS 15 Hartha Elmada IELLER-------------: B: 26 Sep 1864 31 Hary Catherine HARTIN---?: ,livingston Co.,IL ;: 9 Oct 1956 P: ,Greene Co. ,110 -21- THE PIONEER, Vol_ XVIII, No_ 1-2 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE KANSAS This alphabetized listing of the 1860 census of Lawrence is copied from the cards located in the Watkins Museum, 11th and Massach~etts streets in Lawrence. Thanks to Steve Jansen and Judy Sweets for making the cards. available for this project. Anyone wishing to reconstruct the "households" can do so by looking at the original cards or contacting Donald Vaughn of the Douglas County Kansas Genealogical Society. Any of the elements in the computer data base can be found and grouped. Several names were hard to read on the original and the cards. Question marks were placed by several names. Some names with ( ) . around them in the given name col umn are listed with al ternate spell ings. . I f no information was' gi ven a question mark was used.' Seve~al street names have changed over the years in Lawrence. The following abbreviations were used for streets. Ber Hen Lev Ma Mass Park Pin War Win Berkley Henry Levee Massachusetts Massachusetts Park Pinckney Warren Winthrop' The following abbreviations were used for countries. Ass Aus Can Den Fra Ger HoI Ire Nbr Nos Nov bce Pol Pru' Sco Swe Swi Assam Austria Canada Denmark France Germany Holland Ireland New Brunswick Nova Scotia Nova· Scotia· Atlantic Ocean Poland Prussia Scotland Sweden . Swi tzenand Prepared by Donald W.. Vaughn . THE PIONEER. Vol. XVIII. No. 1-2 -28- February 1994 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS ~RTH HH ADDRESS NAME, Hallis Hamlin' Haml{n Hamlin Hamlin 'Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin, Hancock HancocK Hancock Hancock Hancock Hancock Hancock ,Hancock Hancock Hancock Hand Handshell Handshell Handshell Handshell Handshell Haneline ,Haneline Haneline Hardy Harison Harison Harison Harns Hart 'Hart Hart' Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell Haskell' Haskell· 'Haskell Haskell . Hatch Hatch Hatch 'Hatch , Hatch Hatch Henbring Henbr:ing Henbring ,Chas. ,David ',Oavld ,David ,David. ,Geo. T. ,Geo.T. ,George ,George ,Rosirna ,Rosima ,Albert. ,Anna J. ,8. ,Ben ,Chas. ,Eliza F. ,John ,M. ,Margareta ,sylvia ,J. ,Alma ,Alzma ,Emily ,J. ,Levi M. ,Eliz. ,H. ,william ,T • ,Amma F. ;O.A. ,w. "E .P-. ,Charles ;H '. ,Mary ,Almira C. ,Chas ,uudley ~Elizabet.,h ,Helen ,J.G. ,L'. ,LUCY A. ,Mary E. ,Mary H. ,Em ,Franklin ,Henry ,John ,t1arr.na ,r'lercy ,Fredrecka ,Mary ,Sopnia M 24 M 2 M 2 M 28 M 28 M 30 M 30 M4 Saloon' Kp. Carpenter Carpenter Teamster Teamster, M 4 F 24 F M F M M .M F 24 13 3m 61' Hotel Keep 10 23 ClerK 3 M 23 F 20 F 28 F 1 M 45 ? 1 F 1 F 26 3 33 Laborer? Laborer M 8 F 31 M 28 '1 2 M 24 F 28 M 28 M S5 M 25 M 23 M 27 F Ib ,F 32? M 26 Farmey' t1ercnant Paint.er Printer Farmer .Merchant . M 18 F ,F M M F F F F M M M f F 23 1mo 28 Ar'chi t.ect. ::>0 ,Farmer 28 22. 28 36 3 10 14 15 9 F 24 F 2-" F 1mo -29- NY 082? IL 132? IL 132? IL 132? IL . t32 ? 300 IL 132? 300 IL 132 ? IL 132? IL 132? Eng 132 ? Eng 1,32 ? PA 195? PA 195? 300 PA 195? KS 1 Sl5 ? AL 055 Commerical Hs, PA 195? PA 195? VA 195? OH 195? Atl 195 ? Ire 175 185 KY ST ME 103? IA 103? IL 103? 500 ME 103? IL 103? Eng 125 -? PA 125? KS 125? NY 120 46 LA St NY 046 11 NH St 10m/200 NH 046 11 NH St Ger 069 ? MA 292 2' Pinkney ST OH 220 Whitney House 1500/250 Ger 246 31 NY St CAn 246 31 NY St VT 017 19 Pinck~ey VT 018? 12000 VT 017 19 Pinckney VT 017 19 Pinckney KS 018? 12000/100 VT 017 19 Pinckney Vt 019? 11000 VT 018? MA 017 19 Pinckney Vt 019? Can 255 ? IA 255?· Can 255 ? Can 255 ? Can 255-? Can 255 ? Ger 032 -" KS 032?, KS 032? THE PIONEER. Vol. XVIIi. No. 1-2 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Henbring Hendry . Hendry Hendry Henn Henn Henn Henn Henry Henson Herd Herd Herd Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Hick Higgins Higgins Higgins Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hindman Hindman Hindman Hindman Hindman Hindman Holbrook Hole Hole Hole Hole Holmes Holmes Holt Holt Holt Home ,W. M 23 ,Florence F ,J. M 34 F 37 ,Rebecca ,Edgar ,L . j) • ,Lzman ,Martha ,W. ,SOPhia . ,A. ,Clarissa ,Frank ,C .?E·. ,Chas ,Chas. ,Edwin ,Edwin ,Flora ,Flora ,G.? E. ,L.S. ,L.S. ,Russell ,Russell ,Willie ,Willie ,Catherine ,M. ,Michael ,A>B. ,Allison ,Alvira ,Chester ,D. ,Fanny ,Hester ,Leon ,Mary ,T. ,Amanda ,Caroline ,Eliz. ',John ,Susan ,W.T. ,D.-W .. ,Elijah ,John ,Sarah ,William. ,F.E. ,Fanny ,Cora H,' ,G.E. , ,George', ,H.· Tailor 4 Lawyer M 8 M 35 M2 F 31 M 26 F 22 M. 33 F 31 Butcher Carpenter Liveryman M 1 F 38 M '-j M 9 M M F F F M M M 10 10 12 12 38 40 40 7 Blacksmith Blcksmith M 7 M 2 M 2 F 3 F 22 M 5m IT! 30 Grocer F .:.::' M 3' M 33 f Carpenter 22 M 2 M 2 r 31 M 31 M 35 F 11 Carpenter F 3 'M 5 F 9 M 35 M 26 M 25 Teamster Merchant .Mi ner M 2 F 26 M 5 M 19 F 65 F Tinner 28 M'30 M 2 Bootmaker 1"1 )6 THE PIONEER. Vol. XVIII. No. 1-2 -30- 032 ? 050 89 RI '5t SOOOl500 050 89 RI St 050 89 RI St 198? 198 ~/ 198 ? 198? 50 ? 147 MA & Win.5t PA' 172 Johnson House 2500/1000 NY 144? VT 144? K5 144? VA 135 23 OH St MO 135 23 OH ST MO 135 23 .OH St M0135 23 OH ST MO 135 23 OH St' MO 135 230H ST MO 135 23 OH St VA 135 23 OH ST 3000/500 NY 135 23 OH ST 3000/500 NY 135 23 OH St MO 135 23 OH ST MO 135 23 OH St KS 135 23 OH ST KS 135 23 OH St Ire 143 57 TN 5T Ire 143 57 TN 5T VA 143 57 TN ST 600/50 MA 079 135 CT ST MA 227? MA 227? 'KY 226 11 Rt st iSOO/150' MA 227? KS 079 135 CT ST KY 226 11 RI ST OH 079 135 CT ST IN 226 11 RI ST 3000/200 MA 226 11 RI ST OH 169 129,NYSt OH 169 129 NY St IL J69~29 NY St IL 169 129 N~ ~t uH 169 129 NY,St 1250 OH 169 129 NY St MI 063 22 NH ST PA 206 VT 5T PA 206 VT ST PA 206 VT ST PA 206 VT ST IN '17 CT 5t NY 106? CT 084 VT BT War& Ber 800/300 CT, 084 VT BT War& Ber KS 084 VT BT War& Ber IN 207? 200175 Ger UH TN OH CT CT KY? CT �NAME FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX. AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS M 31 ,COIUllibus Hornsby M 23 ,J. Horton M 18 ,W.tL Horton F 25 .Ellen Hoss 'M.24 ,Frank· Howard M 24 ,B . Howe t:= 9 • Ellen Howell r1 Ls ,Jonn Howell ,Mary F 31 Howell M 48 ,R. Howell M 4 ,Samuel Howell M 48 ,C.J ., Hoyt M 18 ,Chas. Hoyt .Josesphi ne t" 11 Hoyt ·Hoyt M 49 ,L. F 45 ,L.M. Hoyt F 14 ,Lucy Hoyt F 21 Hoyt ,Mart E M 23 ,C. Hubbard ? 46 Hubbell .Maria F 23 Hubbell .W. .F 30 Hughes .J. F 20 ,Adella Hunt ,Augusta F 15. Hunt M. ~4 ,Chas. Hunt ,,-omy F 10 Hunt M 53 ,E .W. Hunt ,Harriet. f 13 Hunt ,11ary F 47 Hunt ,E.P. Hurbut M 24 ,AdelIa Huson F 8 .Polly ~nn F 30 Huson Huson ,::'.1\. M 32 Hutchi ns , Mal"y F 20 Hutchins .,W.C. M 39 Hutchins ,W.H. M 1 Hutchinson ,Allen F :31 Hutchinson ,G. M :37 Hutchinson ,George M 14 Hutchinson ,Nelley F 6 Hutchinson ,Rebecca F 35. Hutchinson" ,S.R. F 11 Hutchinson ,W. M 36 Hutchinson ,William M 3 Hynes , Char lotte F" 13 Hynes ,1 .W. 11 13 Ingersol ,Chas. M 41 Ingersoll ,Chas. 11 38 Jenkins ,I. ? M 24 Jenks ,A.M. F 1 Jenks ,AI vi r,a I- 34 Jenks. ,Alvil~aJ. F 4 Jenks' ,Cary /": 3 Jenks ,t'lary E. F 7 Jenks ,5usannan F ·10 . Jenks ,Wm. M 39 Johnson ,B. M 39 Merchant 5000/5000 TN 040 B9LA 5t Reget Deed 590?/1500 NY 21j 110 KY 5T Clerk 1300 NY 209 Eldridge House Ger 088 47 VT ST Eng 172 John~on House. Clerk MO 167 Waverly House Blacksmith OH 190? OH 190? Wal 190 ? Wal 190 ? Cal"penter OH 190? CT 035 Levee & MA Farmer OH218 2 VT 5T NY 2182 VT ST Ire 085 Hen bt MA & NH 800tmaker MA 218 ,2 VT ST NY 218 2 VT ST OH 218 2 VT ST MI 220 Whitney House Laborer lS00/400 PA 094 24 MA ST NY 094 24 MA 5T 017 19 Pinckney Servant MA 122 2 Vt 5T MA 218 '2 VT ST SOO/300 MA 122 2 Vt ST t1A 218 2 VT ST . Carpenter MA 218 2 VT 5T 3000 MA 218 2 VT ST MA 218 2 VT 5T Druggist 1600/1500 NY 012 31 Tenn 5t Ny 001 Ny 001 3000/5000 Ny vOl MA 238 -? Farmer VI 238 ? IL 238 ? VT 216 39 RI 5T Cler"gyman SOOO/SOOK5? 143 57 TN 5T MA 143 Si' IN 5T VT 216 39 RI 5T VI' 14_~ S7 TN Sf NH 143 57 fN 5T Farmer 300 VT 21b 39 RI 5T K5 2i639 RI'ST MA 292 2 Pinkney 5T MA 292 2 Pinkney ST Lawyer 3000/6000 NY 058? Lawyer" 4000/2000 MA LaWy'er VA 218 2 VT 5T lL 158 31 Vt 5T MA 158 31 VT ST IL 158 31 VT ST IL IS8 31 Vt ST IL 158 31 VT St IL 158 31 VT 5T Carpenter t.ng 158 :::Sl VT SI' Mason 1200/3000 PA 172 Johnson House -31- THE PIONEER. Vol. XVIII. No. 1-2 �. NAME Johnson· Johnson Johnson Johnson Jo~nson Johnson Johnson Johnston Johnston Johnston Jones Jones Jones Jones· Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones _Jones Joseph Judson Judson. Kalworth Kalzentine Kearns Keeland Keeland Keeland Keeple Keeple Keeple Keeple Keeple Keeple Keeple Keeple Keeple .Kellog Kessher Kevins Killian Killian Killworth Killworth KImball Kimball KImball Kimball KImball KImball Kimball Kimball KImball Kimball KImball FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTHHH ADDRESS ,D. ,Isabell ,Iseaorea ; ,Josephi ne ,M. ,Mary ,W.A .,Nelson ,::::.arah ,W.S. ,E. ,E.L. ,Edward. ,Hattie E. ,Hugh ,I.E. ,John W. ,Joseph ,L.L. _ ,Richard. ,Sarah ,G. '? ,J. , j .W • ,WM ,A. ,Sal-ah ,J. ,James ,Marl.a ,Bridgett ,Edward ,Ellen ,J. ,James ,John ,Julia ,Mary ,Patr ic k ,L. ,J. ,Ella ;G ,Mary ,I. ,Jane ,Adaline ,L-has. ,Ed ,El iz-. ,Ella ,f- . M 27 t= 19 F 1 ·F 15 F 7 r 31 M 22 waiter Laborer M 9 F 28 r"armer ·Carpernter Cab. Maker M 25 M 15 M 29 M 41 ? M M _M ?'?? 8 24 om M 22 F 19 Waiter wai ter- M 3 F 33 M 10m M S6 M "I M 21 M 30 F 16 M :30- Laborer Bookbinder Servant M 9m F 30 F 38 M 22 F 18 M 67 M 24 ? 25 F 16 f 26 M 19 M 41 M 32 F 16 F 28· F 21 M26 F 26 .M 28 1-1 4 .11.23 t- ,r" _ ,Fanny ,M.A. ,Mary I: ,S, M~ soo Dentist Blacksmith Servant Hotel Keep 10m/2m /100 mason 2000/200 t1achi nest 1400 Machinest r-1erchEl.nt? 4000/200 87 F 38 -". 28 M 36 4000/200 F 9 F 6 om 32 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 Mercha fit. -32- 7) 209 Eldridge _House 172 Johnson House 172 Johnson ·House 172 Johnson House 282 115 RIST 172 Johnson House 173? 155 ? 155 .:155? 177 193 OH ST 025? 177 193 OH ST ? 094 24 MA-ST IA 177 1~3 OH ST Wal 209 Eldridge House- . 1<5 177 193 OH ST wal· 209 Eld~idge House NY 094 24 MA ST KS 177 193 OH ST Wal 177 193 OH S1 KS ·042 NY St CT 275 31 NH ST NY 275 31 NH ST OH 081 80 RI St Ger 064 61 NY ST KS 052 51 TN St Ire 278 7 KS 278 !' ire 278 ? Ire 279 ?Ire 279 ? Ire 279 ? Ire 279 ? Ire 279 ? Ire 2797 Ire 279 ? Ire 279 ? Ire 279 ? CT 083 -,2.0 NH S T Fra 160 KY AVE OH 183 109 KY ST NH 287? NH '287 ? Eng 182 29 Park si Eng 182 29 Park 5T NH 150 20 KY ST r1A 147 20 KY 5T NH 150 20 KY 5T NH 148 20 KY VT 153:> NH 153·? NH 148 20 KY MA 148 20 KY NH 153? K5 147 20 KYST NH 150 20 KY 5T NY KS? PA PA lL NY MA - PA PA PA Wal 200 /500 PA Wal 40001300 �NAME FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS 8RTH HH ADDRESS Kirkpatrick,Au9~stine Kirkpatrick,M. ,Eliza. ? Knoth ,N .. Knowland Knowlton ,M •. Kutfer ,J. ·Ladd ,E .D. Ladd ,Eliz. ,Hem'y Ladd . Lalathiel ,John ,M. Lalathiel Laman ,J.5. Laman ,Julia. Laman' ,Wm.H. Laruse· ,Eliz. Laruse ,Lean Laruse ,Sarah ·,L. Lawson Lee ,D.G: ,Jot)n Lee ,Margaret Lee Lee ,Wm, Leffingwell ,A. Leiberg ,J. Leiberg ,Lilly Leiberg. ,Nancy Leis ,Catherine Leis ,George Leis ,Henry Leis ,William ,8. Leonard Leonard ,FredeY'icK Leonard ,George ',H .I::L . Leonar:d Leonard ,Kate Leonard ,SOPhia . Leo.nard ,::.ophia. Leosch ,Catt)eY-~ne Leosch "Eliza Leosch ,M. Levinhurt Lewis ,J .11. Lewis ,Johm Little , T• Livingston ,(; . Livingston ,Mary Ann Logan ,H. ' Louis ,5. Louterven ,Chas. Louterven ,W. Louterven ,William Love ,A. Lower ,5. Lowman ,Clama Lowman ,Cora Lowman ,E.S. Lowman ,H.E. 11 183 109 KY ST Ire 183 10.9 KY ST ,IL 046 11 NH St F 14 Ire 245 38 'NY ST M 12. NY 209 Eldridge House M 18 .Wai ter IL 270 64 RI ST M 30 NY 051 78'KY 5t M 45 Reg of Deed 10m/SOO PA. 051 78 KY 5t f 23 500 MI 051 78 KY 5t M 3mo· OH 191? 11 24 Wal.191? F 54 800 M 50 Carpenter PA 186 126 TN 51 MD . 186 126 TN ST F 40 M 20 OH 186 126 TN 5T OH' 207 ? t= 24 OH 207? M 26 NC 20:;;? F 59 M' 28 IL 223 Levee M 30 Wagon Maker NY 260,65 MA 51 M 2 K5 255? F 31' Ire 255'? M 33 Laborer Ire 255 ? Cley'k M 19 250. NY 146 48 NH 5T M 48 Physician 1300o./3M PA 286 24 MA 5T F 2 KS 286 24 MA ST F 28 PA 286 24 MA 5T I- 40 2000 Ger 013 11 NH M 18 Banker vT 013 11 NH M 25 Printer NY 013 11 NH M 14 NY 013 11 NH ,...1 47 Shoemaker 12001100 IRE 01:>5 47 MA ST M 10 Eng 065 47 MA ST M'1 k:5 065 47 MA 5T M 18 Eng 065 47 MA 5T F 4 KY' 065 47 MA 5T F 8 NY 0.65 47 MA 51 F 42 Eng 065 47 MA ST. F20 OH 166 169 IN ST F2 KY 166 169 1N 51 11 29 Wagon Maker 800/200 Ger 166 169 IN ST ? '23 'f'ay'mer OH 215? M 30 Physician 2000/5000 PA 172 JOhnson House M 15 OH 0.21 56 LA st M 22. Waiter Ire 209 Eldridge House M .;::SU Livery.man 1300 NY 081 80 RI 5t F 22 PA 081 80 RI St 11 25 'Shoemaker OH 217 ';' 11 25 State F'y'OP 1000/800 NY 20.9 Eldridge House 1'1 2 ·IL 270 64 RI 5T 11 30 Ger 270 1:>4 RI ST 11 4 IL 270 64 RI 5T 11 2.2 i-1ason Ire 172 Johnson House M 28' Carpenter PA 102? F 23 NY 024 22 NH F3 ? 023 197 Miss ~t M 28 Attorney 6000/2000 NY .024 2~ NH .M 31 l!W00/680 NY 197 Miss St F 19 F 1:>9 1'1i 11 i ner Milll ner e -33- THE }>IONEER~: Vol. XVIII. No. 1-2 �QUERY DULINSKY What happened to G-G-Grandmother, Mrs. Wm. Sylvester DULINSKY, after 18657 Her husband was killed during Quantrill's raid (also would like to know where he's buried. ) They had a hotel-saloon at south edge of Lawrence. I do have information on most of their children. Vera DAKIN, 37017 Mission Bell view, Drexel, Missouri 64742-6275. WE GET LETTERS--~- Marjorie H. FREEMAN reports that she has some acquired some old photos and would be glad to get them in the hands of a relative or someone who has an intersest 1n them. Photos include the following identification: Squire's Studio, Lawrence, KS Joe RAMSEY Orpheum Studio, Denver, CO Aunt Oma Moffitt-Miley Studio Alex RAMSEY 1948 Charlene & Ralph PALM Doughas PUGH Jack RAMSEY Mettner Studio, Lawrence, KS JOHNSON SistersChild Charlene FERRIS (Dau of Minnie RAMSEY) plus many from same residence that are unnamed - some from B.J. MORRIS studio, BERNIE Studio 1n Evanstone, IL, A.C. HAMILTON studio in Lawrence, KS plus a few unnamed studios. Paul A. DINSMORE Sophia WILDER Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. WILDER plus some receipts of E.A. WILDER. Also some loose papers pertaining to the KENNEDY-SMITH-BLANCH family. Interested parties can contact Mar jorie H. FREEMAN, 2317 Anderson Road, Lawrence, KS 66046. THE PIONEER. Vol. XVIII. No. 1-2 I -34- �Books Donations In Memory of Dorothy Perkins Goodrick Kasky by her daughter Dorothy Goodie Son The following books were donated by Dorothy Goodie Son in Memory of her mother, Dorothy Pe~king Goodie Sky;·Grassroots of America, Finding Your Roots, Tracing Your Roots, Heraldry and Genealogy, The How Book for Genealogists, A Handy Guide to the Genealogical Library & Church Historical Department, What to Say In Y our Genealogi~al Letters, Tracing Your Ancestty, Handy Book for Genealogists 6th Edition. we thank . . Dorothy for this donation. Tn Memory of Grace Embers We have received five sets (Volume 1& 2) of Complete Tombstone Census of Doug,las .County. Kansas. These Set') were donated to the Douglas County Gencajogicai Society by Robert G. Embers in memOlY of his wife, C':rrace Embers (1932-1991) who W(lS a very active member of the society. We miss Grace and all the work she did for the society. We wish to thank Mr. Embers and his family for thi" donation, . In Memory of Inna Kidwell . We have received one set (Volume 1 & 2) of Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County. Kansas. This set was donated to the Douglas County Genealogical Society by Richard Kidwell in memory of his wife, Inna Kidwell (1919-·~994) who was a Charter member (1976) and velY active member of the society until the last sevenl! years due to her health. We will miss Inna, " -35-: THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �. INDEX Names appearing on the Federal Census (Pages· 28-33) are not included ·in .this index, since they are in alphabetical· order. Fred, ·21 -AADAMS, JohnQ., 22 AHLSTROM, Char1e·s, 21 AHRING, Mary E., 14 ALBRITTON, Hester, 21 Mamie, 23 Mrs. Charles, 23 . Samuel, 21 ALLEN, Hager, 22 Jonah B., 22 Mrs. Hagar, 21 ALLEY~ E.A. , 20 LewisB. , 22 ANDREWS, Margaret, 21 ARMSTRONG, Elizabeth, 27 ARNOLD, S.M. , 22 AUSTIN, Imogene, 6 AYRES, W.W. , 9 -BBAER, Mary, 24 BANKER, W.G. , 10 BASELT, Fonda D. , 10 BEACH, Mark, 24 BECHER, Louis, 20 BECKMAN,· THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 ~ELT, Mrs. M.A.H. , 21 BENSON, A.W .. , 8 BERNIE, 34 . BIGGS, _ - L.C. , 9 BIGLEY, Nellie, 22 BLACKMAR, F.W. , 8 BLAIR, ·E.J. , 24 BLANCH, Family, 34 BLUEJACKET, Charles, 16 Henry, 16 BOYKIN, J. W. , 9 BRADFORD, L.B., 4 BRANDELL, Louis, . 20 . BRAVO, E. , 20 BRENNAN, J .A., 20 BROOKS, F .D. , 8 Jane, 15 Jas. , 8 Mrs .. Ollie, 21 BRORON/BROWN, May, ·20 BROWN, Abigail, 16 Julius, 20 R.S. , 24 BRYAND~ Bert M., 22 BUCKNER, Sidney, 20 BUGBY, -36- Erastus, 20 BURNS,.· H.M; , 20 Tabitha, 21· -C. CARK, Philip, 21 CARMEAN; A.W. , 8 CARRUTH, W.H. , 7 CARTER/ CAITER', May, 6 CHAMBERS, H.L. , 24 CHANCE, Walter, 21 CHURCHILL, W.A., 8 CLARK, Philip, 22 . CLARKE, A.G. , 10 N.S. , 7 CLAY, Henry, 20 CLELAND, W.W. , 23, 24, 25 COLLETT, William, 20, 23 COLLINS, C.O. , 26 Regina Sue, 26 Zola, 26 CONLEY, Simon, 21 CONNICK, P .C;, 20 COOK, A.A. , 20 Mamie, 21 COOPER, J .1'., 24 �COOPER (continued) Robert, 26 CORDLEY, Richard, 9 COREY, Lizzie, 21, 22 COX, A.L., 8 Richard, 10 CROTHERS, GEorge, 22 CROZIER, John, 27 Kathy, 27 Lester Rebstock, 27 Richard, 27 Robert Lee, 27 William Elmer, 27 -D- DAKIN, Vera, 34 DANNING, John H., 14 DAVIS, Mary, 22 Roxana, 8' DELLINGER, Nellie, 6 DEVLIN, , Ralph, 20 DICKER, . A.J.,23,24 DINSMORE, Paul A., 34 DOBSON, ' J.S., 20 DONALD, Josiah, 27 Josiah Jr., 27 Mary Susan, 27 DOUGLAS, Phyllis J., 13 DRUM, J.W., 2~ DULINSKY, Mrs. Wm. Sylvester, 34 DUNAKIN, A.N. , 7, 23 DUNCAN, Amos, 22 C.S. , 7 DUNLAP,: Dave, 20 -E- EDMONDS, T.V., 24 EICHELBERGER, Gary, 26 'Mrs., 26 Roy, 26 ELLIOTT, Mattie, 22 ELW'ELL, C~as. , 10 EMBERS, Grace, 20, 35 Robert G. , 35 ENGLE, S. , 7 ERBIN, Louis, 20 ERICKSEN, C.J., 24 -FPAGRELL, Caroline ~ 21 FALLS, J .B., 23 FARLEY, Thomas, 20 ' FAXON-NEWMAN, 24 FERRIS, Charlene, 3'4 . FIELDS, Joe, 21 FINCHER, J.D., 8 FISCHER, '6 FISCHER & SON, 24 -37- FITZGERALD, J.F.,8 FLAGG, Laur'a, 8 FLORY, Fred, 3 George A., 25 Sarah, 3 FORD', June, 6 FOREMAN, James D., 25 FOSTER, ,Celia, 22 Frank, 22 John H., 22(2) FREEMAN, Mar jorie H., 34 PRENGERF ,. Chris, 23 FUEL, Henry, 8 FULLER, Ferdinand, ,5 -G- GATEWOOD, Albert, 22 GAUSS/GANSS, Nannie, 23 GILLESPIE, Mary, 21 GILLESPSIE, S.L, 24 GILMORE, S. Lee, 8 GIVENS, Mrs. Minerva, 21 GOUDY, A.L., 9 GRAHAM, Wm.H., 20 GRANT, Anna Whiteford, '11 Leroy, 11 GRAY, Clarence Jean, 27 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �Daniel Workman, 27 Inez Katherine, 27 J .B., 3 Loretta Vincen~, 2 Mary, 22 Timothy, 27 GREEN, Keith, 23 GREGG, A.R., 20 GRIFFIN, A.J., 7 GRIFFIN COAL, 24 GRIFFITH, J .G., 9 GROENER, R.B., 10 GROSVENOR, , C.P., 7 GUNTHER, Mrs. Elijah, 21 GURLEY, W.S., 22 ' -HHAFFERKAMP, Carrie, 20 H.J., 22 HALL, John, 20 HAMILTON, A.C., 34 HARLAN, Laura, 22 HARMON, Benjamin F., 21 Will, 20 HARRELL, Walter, 3 HARVEY, F .D.G., 24 S .A., 8 HAVERKAMP, H.J., 20 HEIMOVICS, john Francis Jr., 12 HENDERSON, THE PIONEER, Vol. xVIn, No'. 1-2 Mrs. Mary, 22 HICKEY, Millie, 22 Mrs., 20 Mrs. Howard, 22 HILL, Irving, 4 Mrs.,' 5 Mrs. Richard, 22 Simon, 16 HOBBS, 24 HOLLAND, Fannie, 20 HOLLOAY./HOLLOWAY; , J.O., 24 HONNOLD, A.G., 7 HOOKMAN/HOCKMAN, Jennie, 20 HOSKINS, B.F., 8 HOUSE~ R.E., 25 HOWELL, J. W. ,. 23 Jessie K., 8 HOWLAND, C.C., 10 HUDSON, George', 2'2 ,HUGHES, Green, 23 T.F., 8 HuNTER BROS., 24 -1,- INGLIS, William, 2 INNES, BULLENE & HACKMAN, 24 -J- JACKSON, Helen, 20 John, 22 Margaret; 22 -38- " JEFFRIES, D.G., 20 JENKINS, Mrs'. AliceR., 22 .JENNINGS, Ellen, 22 JOHNSON, Emely L., 24 Sisters, 34 JONES, Augusta, 21 H.T., 24 Isaac S., 20 JONES BROS., 24 JULIEN, John P., 20 -KKASKY, Dorothy Perkins Goodrick, 35 KASOLD, E.A., 23 KEITH, E.R., 23 Green, 7 KELLAM, Mrs. BEll, 21 KELLER, Henry, 20 KELLY, Mike, ·20 KENDALL, Ed"ll, .Nellie Whiteford, 11 KENNEDY, David E., 23, Family, '34 KENT, Mary Susan Donald" 27 KERR, C.C., 24 KETCHUM, M.B., 20 KIDWELL, Irma, 2, 35 Richard, 2, 35(2) �KING, Matthew, 16 Mrs. Sadie, 21 Sadie, 22 KRIMMER, A.J.', 26 ,KUHNE, Elizabeth, 23 -LLAKE, S ." 23 LANE, Nettie, 21 LANGSTON, C.M., 8 LAYTON, Grady, 26 LEDEBOER, ,Alice, 23 'LEE, Harriet L., 21 LEHMAN, Kate, 23 LEONARD, W.Y., 8 LESCHER & POWER, 24 LESUER, O.C," 8 'LEWIS, Peter, 22 LINDERMAN, Sarah Jane, 27 LININGER, Hattie"11 LISTON, G.M., 24 LITCHFIELD, Alice L., 8 LOEHNING, William, 20 LOIT, Geo., 7 LOSWELL, Ore, 21 LYMAN, Alice, 26 -MMCCANN, S.S., 7 MCCARTY, Mary, 22 MCCLURE, D.A.,10 'MCCONKEY, J .A., 21 MCCOWAN, Melvin, 21 MCCUE, Homer, 6 MCEVOY, Andrew, 20 MCFARLAND, M.J., 22 R.S., 7 MCFARLANE BROS, 24 MCGEE, Mr., 11 MCGLOTHLIN, Eva, 11 MCINTURF, Mrs. L., 22 MCKINZIE, Frances, 3 MCNULTY, James, 20 MACOMBER, Earl, 20 Myrtle, 20' MCQUISTON, D.W., 10 MARCH, Geo., 7 MARSHAL, Ida, 20 MARTIN, E.Q., 20 Mary Catherine, 27 Robert, 9 MASTERSON, Elizabeth, 14 Ignatius, 14 'MATNEY, Abigail Brown, 16 Brooks, 15, 16 Charles, 15, 16 Daniel David, 15 David B., 16 Elisha McDaniel, 16 Elizabeth, 15 George Q.A., 16 ,Jean Ginney, 15 Jefferson, 15 John R., 16 Margaret (Peggy), 15 Matilda Jane, 16 Nancy, 15 Walter, 15 William, 15(2) MAYCOMBER, Earl, 20 Myrtle, 20 MEIERHOFFER, Frank, 23 MENZEL, Richard E., 23 MER.~IFIELD , Mrs. Lizzie, 21 MEYER, Chris, 20 Pauline, 20 MEYERS, Fred, 20 MILLER, Charlie W., 12 Charlie William, 12 Dana W., 12 Dona Wiriifred, '12 Elizabeth', 14 Elizah Marshal, 12 ELmer Lee, 12 John'Marshall, i2 Maggie, 20 Marilyn Ann, 12 Mary Jane, 12 Mary Virginia, 12 Monroe Milford Simon, 12 Mr/Mrs. Charlie, 12 Mrs. John M., 12' Nathan, 23 -39-THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �MILLS, Ellen C., 21 MITCHELL, A.C., .8 MIZNER, Wilson, 10 MOLLOWAY, S.R., 24 MONTFORD, Mary S., 22 MOORE, Nora, 6 S.P., 8 MORGAN, ". R.H., 26 MORRIS, B.J., 34 Joe, 20 R., 7 ".' W. F., 24 MORRISON, R.M., 24 MORTSo.LF, Mrs. John, 21 MUENZENMAYER, Samuel W., 17 MULL, Henry, 23· Lottie, 8 . MULLER, J.J., 9 MUNFORD, Lewis, 22 MURRAY, John, 20 -N- NEWMARK, M., 24 NORTON, J.Q.A., 8· John Q~A., 11, 17 -0- OGDEN, J . C;, 20, 22 OLIVER, . A., 21 Josephine Anne, 12 Rev ~, 3 OLMSTEAD, Ella, 23 OLNEY, F.A., 8 ORRICK, Lillian A., 23 OSBORN, Elton J., 22 -p.,... PALM, Charlene, .34 Ralph, 34 PARKER, Mary, 21, 22 PARKS, Joseph, 16 PEAIRS, J.W., 8 PECKHAM CLOTHING CO., 24 PERRY, C., 6 NACE, Fred, 24 NADELHOFER, Wm., 7 NANNINGS, T.R., 17 NEWEL, Lurana Hill, 27 NEWLIN, John M., 8 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 Fred, 20 PERSON, Sundry, 20 PETTY, R.J., 7 PHILLIPS, E.D.F., 8 PHIPPS, Edgar C., 20 PIKE, -40- Jacob, 21 PILLA,. Charles, 24 PLEASANT, Sina, 21 POMEROY, James D., 22(2) PORTER, Edward, 22 POTTER, . Matt, 7 PRENTICE, C.T.K., 7 PRICE, Kitty, 21 Margaret A., 25 PROEBSTEL, Chari"es, 13 PROSSER, Will, 22 PUGH, Douglas, 34 PURCELL, Wm., 20 PUREL, Jacob, 25 -QQUIGLEY, Margaret, 21 QUINBY, Laura, 22 -R- RABOURN, Rose M., 23 . RADEMACHER, F .D., 9 RAMSEY, Alex, 34 Jack, 34 Joe, 34 Minnie, 34 RANDELL, Harry E., 11 Lillian E. Whiteford, �Leader.,. 21 ,Melvina, 21 RANDELL (continued) 11 REAVELEY, Frank, 20 . REBSTOCK, Agnes Pearl, 27· Christian Gottrlob, 27 Jacob F., 27 REDFIELD, Austin, 6 Carl, 6 Charles H., 6 Earl Nellis, 6 EvaL.,6 Frank W., 6 Geo. A.,. 6 Geo. Z, 6 Inez, 6 Mamie, 6 Mary V., 6 Oscar A., 6 Phena, 6 Roy, 6 Roy Rosco, 6 Tryphena May, 6 William Franklin, 6 RENFRO, Harriet, 27 REYf:lOLDS, J., 20 Robert, 20 RISLEY, Grant R., 24 ROBERTSON, Charles, 20(2) ROBINSON, lander, 22 ROCKLUND, Louis, 24· ROGERS, G.D., 9 Graham, 16 ROSSMAN, Judge, 11 ROUTH, R.F., 26 RUSSELL, -S"" SABIN, Fran, '13' SAGE, J.F., 9 SANDERS, Mary, 20 SCHARRUPT, Fred, 21 SCHEETRUM, Henry, 21, SCHELL, George W., 24 William H., 24 SCHIERBAUM, , E.H., 15 Gerhard Henry, 15 Maria, 15 SCHIERBVAUM, Anna, 15 SCHILLING, 12 SCHMIDT, Mrs., 20 SCHNAIDT, Dorothea, 27 SCHOMER, , Mildred, 26 SCHREAFER, Arnest H., 14 SCHRIEFER, A~na, 14(2) . Anna Mary, 15 Ernest, 15 Ernst Henrich, 14 Frederick ~ 15 Frederick W., 13 Frederick Wi1heim, 14 Frederick William, 14 G.H., 14 George, 14 Gerhard Heinrich, 15 Gerhard Heinrick, 14(2) Gerhard Henry, 14 o -41- Henry, 14 J.W., 13 John Frederick, 14 John H., 15 John Henry,' 14 Louisa, 15' Maria Eleanora, 14 Maria E1saban, 14 Sena, 15 William F., 15 " SCHRIEVER, Dorothy, 13 Family, 13 William, 13 SCHUBERT, William, 24 SCOTT, Samuel, 22 SEARBAMAER, Elisabeth, 14 SEARL, A.D., 4 SEDGEWICK, Frances L., 21 SELIG, A.L. , 7, 23 SHARP, Chas. , 9 SHAW, A. , 7 Alex, 7 J.W· 7 SHELL, Thomas, 20 ' SHOOKMAN, Dona Winifred, 12 SHREAFER, Gerred Henry, 14 John Henry, 14 SHULTS, Rosa,,20 SIMMONS HOSPITAL, 24 SIMPSON, Mrs. M.F., 7 Mrs. Mary, 10 SKINNER, Jasper, 3 Presley, 9 o ' THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 �SMITH, Charles, 21 E.P.,8 Family, 34 Isabella, 22 James, 21, 22 John J., 24 Joseph Jr., 6 Mary, 22 Webster N., 20 SMOCK/SMOOK, Harry, 20 SOMERVILLE, J .W., 9 SON, Dorothy Goodie, 35 SPANGLER, W;C., 7 SPAULDING, J .A., 24 SPECHT, Elizabeth, 14 John, 14 STANCLIFT, Mrs. H.M., 23 STANLEY, E.F., 8 STEEL, Lucinda, 21 STEELE, L-.S., 7 STERNBERG, T.J., 7 STEVENSON, N.E., 3 STEWART, C.C., 5 J .W.C., 23 SWALLOW, Minnie, 3 SWEETS, Judy M., 6 SWEEZY, Mattie, 22 -TTAYLOR, THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 Terry, 20 THOMAS, Mrs. L.J., 21 THOMPSON, - Charles, 20 THURBER, Herbert, 3 THURN-GERTZ, _ Kathy, 27 TINLEY, Thomas, 20 TITLE, Bobby, 25 TOOLY, Dougherty, 16 TORBET, Hugh, 21 TUCKER, 16 TURNER,J.W. ,_ 20 -U- ULRICH, W~H., 23 -V- VAN METER, A.P., 24 VERMILYE, Mariah, 27 -W:WAGGFENER, Marcus, 22 WAGGNER, Marcus, 20, 21 WAGSTAFF, R.B., 23, 24 WALKER, Para1ee, 22 WARD, ILIFF & CO., 23 WARREN, Laura, 3 WATT, J .M.G., 7 -42- WEAVER, A.D., 8 John H., 24 WEBER, John, 23 WEEMS, E.W., 26 WElL, Hannah C., 17 W~LCH, Frederick ~., 20 - WELLER, Martha E1mada, 27 Thomas Albert, 27 WELLMAN, J . F. ~ 8_ WEST, Ed, 11 F .C., 8 Susan Whiteford, 11 WETZEL, Andrew, 14 Barbara, 14 WETZELL, Anna Mary, 15 WHITE, Harry T., 3 R.G., 24 WHITEFORD, Hattie Lininger,. 11 Henry Clay, 11Hugh C., 11 Ivan M., 11 Joseph S.; 11 Silas Sil ver, 11 WHITTAKER, Isabelle, 21 WIGGINS, Jane, 20 WILDER, Edward A., 34 Sophia, 34 WILLARD, Joseph C., 20 WILLIAMS, George, 22 Thomas, 22 WILSON, �WILSON (continued) Harriett Newel, 27 John, 27 WINTER, M.S., 8 WOLFSON, Abe, 25 WOODWARD, A.H., '3 Abraham, 3 C.E., 3 David T., 3 G., 3 J .R., 3 Mary Ann, 3 Russell, 3 Valentine, 3 -y:.... ,YOUNG, Daniel, 15 Jane, 15 Jennit, 15 Mrs. E.E., 21 -43- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVIII, No. 1-2 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 18, Nos. 1 and 2: Fall 1994-Winter 1995 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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XVII, No.4 CONTENTS Suumer 1994 PAGB THE GATCH GENEALOGY - Part 4 (Conclusion) .....••...•.........•....••... 153 OBITUARY - Mrs. Sarah Hausman .• (1868-1959) ..........•....•..•...•...... 161 CLEARFIELD CEMETERY - Eudora Enterprise 1976 .•...•.•.•....•.......•.... 162 WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO? •....•......•.•..•••••......•.........•...•..... 163 AP'PEARANCE DOCKET, PROBATE COURT. - Part 3 ..........•••...•............ 164 FAMILY OF CLARENCE VIRGIL LEIGH & JULIA ELLEN DANIELS LEIGH ..•......... 171 KANSAS FARM & BREEZE DIRECTORY - Part 3 (Conclusion) .... ; .............. 172 WOMAN SHOT IN QUANTRILL'S RAID - 1863 ...............•.....•..••.••..... 177 QUANTRILL'S RAID DRAWING .....................................•....•.... 178 FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS .......•.•••••.•..........•..•....... 179 QUERIES ................................................................. 186 INDEX TO VOL. XVII, No. 4 •..••.......•..•...••...•...........•.•....... 187 The Pioneer welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board Member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co, Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �THE GATCH GHNEALOGY Unpublished typescript dated Pebruary 1936 In the possession of the Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society (EDITOR'S NOTE: Numbering in typescript is inconsistent: however, it is left as the author noted it.} PART 4 - CONCLUSION PIPTH GENERATION, CONTINUED 170. Harold Burns GATCH, son of Asbury Philip GATCH, i~64, was born July 9, 1861. On May 3, 1892 he married Anna R. SHOTTS (died December 23, 1933). He was a lawyer in Columbus, Ohio. He died July 13. 1927 and is buried in Columbus, Ohio. They had three children: 259. 260. 261. (Dates from 171. Mary Etta GATCH, daughter of Asbury Philip GATCH, i~64, born February 9, 1864. On August 13, 1891, she married Leonea August ADEBRECHT, born January 21, 1865, Paris, Prance. Teacher Ohio State School for Deaf, Columbus, Ohio. She died January 19, 1922. They ,had two children: 262. 263. 173. Ruth Elizabeth GATCH Robert Fulton GATCH Helen GATCH family Bible, Helen GATCH, Columbus, Ohio) Asbury ~ebrecht, born September 2, 1893 Florence ~ebrecht, born November 28, 1897 Socia BUCKINGHAM, daughter of Virginia GATCH, 4;67, was born near Milford, Ohio, January 18, 1864. She lived in Lawrence, Kansas. On August 23, 1894, she married Osmon Grant Markham, teacher at Baker Universtiy, Baldwin City, Kansas. They now live in Chicago, where he is Publishing Agent of the Methodist Book Concern. They have one daughter: 264. Virginia Gatch MARKHAM, born November 18, 1898 175. Fannie Boyer GATCH, daughter of George GATCH, 1~69, lives in Milford, Ohio. She was born September 21, 1872 and is not married. 176. George Wallace GATCH, son of George GATCH, It69, was born May 23, 1874. Lives in California. . Married on October 4, 1897 to Fmna VOGT, born February 10, 1874. They have two sons: THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -153- �TIlE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 265. 266. \ George Albert GATCH, born November 1, 1899. Wallace Boyer GATCH. born December 25, 1901. 177. Edwin Jeffreys BUCKINGHAM, son of Kate Mahala Hughes GATCH, #70, was born August 31, 1869 in Lawrence, Kansas. He married May BOLMAN of Leavenworth, Kansas. He has lived for many years in San Antonio, Texas: 178. Sarah Virginia BUCKINGHAM, daughter of Kate Mahala Hughes GATCH, #170, was born on July 4, 1871 in Lawrence, Kansas. On November 1, 1894, she married Henry Nathaniel Aller of Leavenworth, Kansas. After her husband's death she moved to Baldwin City, Kansas. They had one daughter: 267. Ruth ALLER, born August 31, 1895. Later she married Mr. Lloyd B. SMITH and now is living in Topeka. 179. Sara Etta GATCH, daughter of Samuel GATCH, 4171, was born November 22, 1894, at Redkey, Indiana. In March of 1922, she married Kenneth Anton CAREY. She lived in California and died January 10, 1924. She is buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Highland Park, Los Angeles, California. - 184. Lillie GATCH, daughter of Conduce Lock GATCH, 1~85, married Leon EDWARDS. They both worked for the Telegraph (RR?) The are retired and live at 606 W. Court St., Las Cruces, New Mexico. They had one son: 268. Harold EDWARDS 185. Beulah Violet COOK ("Maud"), daughter of Elida ("Ida") Gatch COOK, /~81, was born August 13, 1878. In 1897 (or '98) she marreid Robert MONTGOMERY. She died October 25, 1898. She is buried in Denver, Colorado. 186. Ernest Gatch COOK, son of Elida ("Ida") Gatch COOK, #81, was born October 1, 1876. He served in the Spanish War, the Boxer War and the World War (Captain). He married 1) Maud NEWMAN, and 2) Mary PATTON. He now lives in Chicago, Illinois (1935). 187. Charles Newman COOK, son of Elida ("Ida") Gatch COOK, #81, was born March 29, 1891. He is not married, is engaged in the Insurance business (Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York) in Chicago, Illinois, 1935, 633 Magnolia St-. -154- TIlE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 I �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 4~88, 188. Effie Elizabeth SIMMONS, married J. R. SILVER. 189. Bertha Emma SIMMONS, daughter of Aaron Matson SIMMONS, #88, married Dr. J. A. JOHNSTON. 190. Mary SIMMONS, daughter of' Aaron Matson SIMMONS, '4~88, married G. W. NICHOLS. 191. Laura Lane SIMMONS, daughter of Aaron Matson SIMMONS, #88, died 1n 1833, unmarried. 192. Cora SIMMONS, daughter of Aaron Matson SIMMONS, #88, 193. Anna Dial (SIMMONS), daughter of Aaron Matson SIMMONS, 4~88, married I. R. Friedline. She died in 1932. 197. Ethel Swing GOODWIN, daughter of Philip Burgin GOODWIN, 11106, married and had one daughter: 268. daughter of Aaron Mat.son SIMMONS, 1S unmarried. Ethel _ __ 198. Florence SWING, daughter of Peter F. PITZPATRICK. 199. Philip C. SWING, son of Peter F. Swing, #112, married Bessie COWEN. They had three daughters: 269. 270. 271. 200. married F. L. Katherine SWING Elizabeth SWING Mary SWING Richard C. SWING, son of Peter F. SWING, #112, married Suzanne ISHAM. They had two children: 272. 273. 201. SWING, 41112, 'Prancis SWING Susan SWING Mary E. SWING, daughter of Peter P. SWING, 11112, ISHAM. They had two children:. 274. 275. Mary Louise ISHAM Asa ISHAM THE PIONEER, Volume XVII, No.4 ';"155- married Asa C. �· THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 202. Frederick SWING, son of Peter F. ARMSTRONG. They had two children: 276. 277. 203. SWING, 11112, married Nellie James SWING Frederick C. SWING. Louise SWING, daughter of Peter F. SWING, 11112, married Charles DARINGTON. 204. 205. Campbell Swing JOHNSON, married Bess BOLLINGER. 208. Virginia BROADWELL, daughter of Mary Mears BROADWELL, #117, married a Mr. GODDALL. 209. Anne BROADWELL, daughter of Mary Mears BROADWELL, 11117, married a Mr. Angell. 210. Edith MEARS, daughter of Wm. B. C. MEARS, Pl18, married Clarence PHILLIPS. They have one child. 278. 213. son of Elizabeth Fishback SWING, 11115, Roman PHILLIPS Margaret THOMPSON, daughter of Sarah Elizabeth MEARS, #119, married Dr. Robert HART. They had six children: 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. Robert HART Richard HART Donald HART William HART John HART Elizabeth HART 214. Katherine Louella THOMPSON, daughter of Sarah Mears THOMPSON, 11119, is a missionary in China. 215. Claire RANDALL, daughter of Lillian Gatch RANDALL, #121, married a Mr. HALL. They had one child: 285. Barbara HALL -156- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 216. Philip RANDALL, son of Lillian Gatch RANDALL, #121 married and had two children: 286. 287. 217 .. Lillyan SELDEN, daughter of Florence Gatch SELDEN, #122, married a Mr. Loughitt. They had two children: 288. 289. 218. Patty RANDALL John RANDALL Dorothy LOUGHITT Nancy Jane LOUGHITT James SELDEN, son of Florence Gatch SELDEN, #122, married and had one child. 290. Marian SELDEN 219. Love SELDEN, daughter of Florence Gatch SELDEN, 1t122, married a Mr. GASLOW. 222 . Cena GATCH, daughter of Eml ey Barber GATCH, IH29 marr i ed Harry HILL. 223. Sally GATCH, daughter of Emley Barbar GATCH, #129, married J. JORDAN. 225. Marguerite GATCH, daughter of EMLEY Barber GATCH, 1t129, is a teacher in Cincinnati~ Ohio. 226. Mary MELISH, daughter of Sarah Gatch MELISH, 11130, married B. F . HARRIS, Jr., Princeton graduate and banker in Champaign, Illinois. They have five children: 291. 292. 293. 294. 295. Henry HARRIS Elizabeth HARRIS B.P. HARRIS H.H. HARRIS William HARRIS 227. Thomas Gatch MELISH, son of Sarah Gatch MELISH, McCLUNG. 228. John F. ·PISKE, III, son of Grace Gatch FISKE, James HOLLAND. They had one son: 296. John F. PISKE ,IV THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -157- 1~130, 1~131, married Lawson married Alverda �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 229. Rogers COX, son of Martha Gatch COX, 4H32. married Prances MILLS. They had four children: 297. 298. 299. 300. 230. Joseph F. COX, . son of Martha Gatch COX, IH32, married Katherine CRANE, Glendale, Ohio. They had three children: 301. 302. 303. 231. Rogers COX, Jr. Tom COX Charlotte COX John COX Martha COX Joseph COX Katherine COX Andrew Phillippe GATCH, son of Milton W. GATCH, 4H33, married and had one son: 304. _ _ _G.ATCH 232. Rachel GATCH, daughter of Milton W. GATCH, #133, has an A.M. degree from University of Pennsylvania in Romance Languages. 233. Milton McCormick GATCH, son of Albert GATCH, 4H34, married Mary CURRY and lives in Milford, Ohio. They have two sons: 305. 306. Francis McCormick GATCH Philip Curry GATCH, born 1935 234. Katherine Haynes GATCH, daughter of Albert GATCH, 134, of English at Hunter College in New York City. 236. Orytha Helen GATCH, daughter of Claud GATCH, #137, Willamette University and Goucher College. 237. 1S 1S a Professor a graduate of Thomas Leigh GATCH, son of Claud GATCH, 4H37 , is a graduate of Annapolis. He is now a commander in the Navy, in Washington, D.C. -as First Asst. Judge Advocate General. He married Nancy DASHIELL of Annapolis, whoe people are in the Navy and from Maryland. They have three children: 307. 308. 309. Mary GATCH Eleanor GATCH Thomas Leigh GATCH -158- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 239. Minnie RUNYAN, daughter of Mary Gatch RUNYAN, t1147, married a Mr. BOLZIZER. 241. Mary GATCH, daughter of Samuel GATCH, #148, married a Mr. LEOPOLD. 242. Ella GATCH, daughter of Samuel GATCH, 11148, married Carl GARLAND. 244. Louise GATCH, daughter of Elwood Stewart GATCH, #150, teacher in Pasadena Junior College. 245. Gordon Gray GATCH, son of Elwood Steward GATCH, 11150, married Jessie PERCIVAL. He is a broker in Toronto, Canada. They have two children: 310. 311. 1S a spanish Helen Louise GATCH Ruth Gordon GATCH 246. Helen Gray GATCH, daughter of Elwood Stewart GATCH, #150, married Frank DURSTON, interior decorator. They live in Florida. 248. Elizabeth CONNOR, daughter of Eva Gatch CON,NOR, #151 is librarian at Mt. Wilson Observatory, Pasadena, California, 526 La Loma Road. 250. Marjorie CONNOR, daughter of Eva Gatch CONNOR, #151, married John Frederick MURPHY, portrait painter and architect, Santa Barbara, California. They have a child: 312. Elizabeth Ridgway MURPHY born in 1921. 251. Dorothy CONNOR, daughter of Eva Gatch CONNOR, IH51, is an art and music teacher, Westridge School for Girls, Pasadena, California. 252. Rose CONNOR, daughter of Eva Gatch CONNOR, #151, is an architect. 253. Philip Gatch LAUMAN, son of Anna M. Gatch LAUMAN, 11152, married Elizabeth Dickinson CARTER. He is a captain in the U. S. Navy (Naval Constructor). The have two children: 313. 314. 255. Philip Gatch LAUMAN, Jr. Annie Carter LAUMAN Hester LAUMAN, daughter of Anna M. Gatch LAUMAN, 11152 is an art teacher at South Pasadena High School, 830 Valley View Road. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -159- �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 257. Louisa Margaret Walker SWIFT, daughter of Mary S. Gatch SWIFT, ~153. married John Franklin NOXON, Jr. of Pittsfield, Mass. They had a child: 315. John Franklin NOXON, III . 259. Ruth GATCH, daughter of Harold GATCH. i~170, married Charles F. FESSIG on June 21, 1923. They live at 1183 Wyandotte Road, Grandview, Columbus, Ohio. 260. Robert Fulton GATCH, son of Harold GATCH, engineer. He is married with one child i~170, 1S a mechanical Mabel May GATCH, born August 19, 1925 261. Helen GATCH, daughter of Harold GATCH, #170, 1S a teacher of art at a Junior High school in Columbus, Ohio. She lives at 1183 Wyandotte Road, Grandview, Columbus, Ohio. 262. Asbury ODE BRECHT , son of Mary Etta Gatch OD~BRECHT, in 71, was born September 2, 1893. On August 30, 1915 he married Elva LINTON, born October 8, 1892. They have two children: Mary Margaret ODEBRECHT, born June 13, 1917 Asbury Richard ODE BRECHT , born December II, 1927 263. Florence ODEBRECHT, daughter of Mary Etta Gatch ODEBRECHT, in 71, was born November 28, 1897. On June 5, 1925 she married Homer ELLIS, born March 17, 1898, Superintendent of Schools, Norwalk, Ohio. 264. Virginia Gatch MARKHAM, daughter of Socia Buckingham MAJUa[AM, U149, was born in Baldwin City, Kansas, November 18, 1898. She graduated from Baker University and has an A.M. Degree in Latin from the University of Chicago. She teaches Latin in Cleveland (Ohio) High School (2052 E. 90 St., Cleveland) 265. George Albert GATCH, son of George Wallace GATCH, fn76, born November 1, 1899, married Mildred Lornetta QUALLS on August 4, 1924. They have one daughter: Patricia Lou GATCH -160- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 267. Ruth ALLER, daughter of Sarah Virginia ALLER, Itl78, was born in Leavenworth, Kansas on August 31, 1895. She married Brian MUIRHEAD and lives in Shreveport, Louisiana. They have three children: David Aller MUIRHEAD Robert Lloyd MUIRHEAD Ruth MUIRHEAD 268. Harold EDWARDS, son of Lily Gatch EDWARDS, #184 married and had one child: Enid EDWARDS THE END Mrs. Sarah Hausman, 90, of Eudora died this morning at the Norris Rest Home, where she had been a patient the past month. She was born May 2, 1868 in Clearfield and lived her entire life in the Clearfield-Eudora area. She was a member of the St. Paul's Evangelical Church of Eudora. Funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the St. Paul's Church in Eudora with Rev. Arthur Reiss in charge. Burial will be in the Eudora Cemetery. Friends may call at Cooper-Warren Mortuary till noon Sunday. Survivors include one sister, Mrs. Hannah Muenzemayer of Pasadena, California; one brother, John Weil of Topeka, and several nieces and nephews~ From the Eudora Enterprise March 5, 1959 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -161- �• ~~ ~ ~ CLEARFIELD CEMETERY ~:~ Prom an article 1n the Eudora Enterprise, Wednesday, March 17. 1976 By Mary Rodewald The present Clearfield Cemetery located on the southwest corner of the Rodewald farm was deeded to the Evangelical Association and their successors, and acknowledge the transaction before Charles Pill, Douglas County notary public, by George Meeder on July 19, 1880. Another half-acre was purchased from ~~s. Walter Rodewald 1n the 1960s by the trustees. Each member of the church was to have a lot free of charge. By the year 1861 the George Meeder family had consisted of. four boys and two daughters. The two younger sons, of 8 and 10 years, became ill and died of diphtheria in February, 1871. This new settlement had no burial ground. So Great-grandfather built their coffins, laid them out, and chose to bury them in the graves the neighbors had dug. Small markers can still be seen from the road in the southwest corner of the Clearfield Cemetery. The next person to be interred in the Clearfield Cemetery was Ludwig Schendel, father of Amelia Schendel, who married my grandfather, William Brecheisen. The second person was my. great-grandfather, Peter Brecheisen. The Rev. Dissinger, a minister of the Evangelical Church, chose to be buried there also. He had married Mr. and Mrs. George Brecheisen. The trustees of the Clearfield Church are in charge of the cemetery as ordered. From information submitted by Inez Staatz Kensit Westmont Oaks 4984 Westmont Avenue San Jose, CA 95130 "NO" IMY MEAN "YES"!! -162- THE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 ~ ? �WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO ... ? HENRY H. MCGLOTHLIN H. H. :wr'GLOTHLI~ . __ .__ _ _ _ _ • lIetd _ _ _ ~. ~ in lhc COQnt~ 0(_____ ,.~.r •. A R,tdntt 01._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ aDd State o( ~ whose Post Offi~ addr~u i. . "o~11 known to ~ to ~ w :; an~ c z . and "oho ~ing du1r rw~m. d«!arn in relation to .(oftUlid ca. ~ - f -: . - - - . , (' n'poUt.atJ. ! : a. ~ =-,.-- • ~ _~~t!o(..u...-~_-:-J#~;.c*UL-(,':'~_ka.~ ....... -~ ~ _A$.1fU.+';(;j,fnt... )':~~JvC~~C~ ~/..¥.:.i-.L.- ~. ~ ~¥L~ .U;:t-~~tZ1.-W1i!L/n~~.~ -. , - +' ~~. .-: H. H~' ~fcGlothlin, ,. of .whom po the above IS a good piCture,'is. a, nati ve of that grand old common: weal th,' Virsrinia. He was , born : in Jefi'ersoi\;lle, 'March" f~th,! HH9. In the veal' 18-49 his father: moved from t"hat state to '\I"here: Ka.nsas City now ·stands .. At that; ~me it was known as IfestpoTt's ~ Landing:" They staid there un·' til 1852 when they again mo\:ed: this time to the state of Kentucky. , "HaIik"-ifot belng--siifisfied with: with that country decided to re·: turn and accordingly boarded a: steam boat on the Ohio riYer and; 1 'I coming by the wa.y of Louisyille: and. St. Louis landed in Kansas; City in 1e56. From that time up I : to ·the present he' has been a res· . : ident of tbe state of Kansas, At· i the breaking' out of the war he: i sen'ed the - !:!'O\'ernment in the: !capacity of Scout until' the 15th.. : K:msas was or!:!'anized. in which i organization h;'selTed until they · 'I"ere mustere<l out in ):on~lllher: · 1 ~fi5, He was married 1<, )lrs, Rebecca \\, Probasco in tbe .\·ear · of 1 -':;'1. T.!:!.ey 11:\\'€' I}!.' chillll~n, g i c& ~ ,,~,t~~/~. n..·t£::;~-:::::T IISa.~_~~;:;~~~Il' ~£'.k.~c.f)... , 2 -.-.-------.---.~~ ~ n;\~ ~ 1_________ . _. -" ::t '" .. • ~ _____ • _________________ •_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ;. ------_._-------_._--------- ~---- HE~~Y H. MCGLOTHLIN lived 1n Douglas County, Kansas between the years of 1856 and 1861. He ultimately settled 1n Pleasanton, Linn County, where his brother, Shadrick "Shade" McGlothlin joined him in 1882 from Kentucky. Although Henry had no children, his brother had three, Shadrick Jr., Cora and Julia. Researched by Bobby Title. !For o \'".e I' _twenty years he"he was ~<1epin;f ,w'erirr;bf this count}' ,and · for four years was deputy Ulllted • States"'~Ia.rstil!1. :"Hm;k" ':\IcGlothlin nas j;:ried .Publlc Sales : con tinuously fur o\'er tbirty ye~rs : in this and adjoining' counties ! and we saY without fear of con; tradiction~ that ht?· is the best ! Auctio neer in the j,!ate, He is ! personally acquain~ed with more,' ; m .. n wompn and children. than:. If you have an early Douglas County ancestor who moved on, send us a thumbnail sketch, obit, photo, etc. and we'll tell "What Ever Happened to " THE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 '~ -163- �~I APPI!ARAlICE DOCKl!T. PROBATE OOURT \I.il~ \ \Ii":;:- VOLUME A HELD AT LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER, LAWRENCE, SLC MICROfILM 1,547,899 GEORGE A S'I"i 1·1"11· ~~,,:,"·,.\t~l·~ .,;:::rJ.·""" PART 3 Estate ofl DATES Of ACTIONS ADDITIONAL NAMED 231 Hampden Moore, Clara Moore, L~ Bul1ew, ELY (ELI) MOORE William Brindle, George Baker, George M. 21 Feb 1860-05 Aug 1872 Collamore, L.F. Bruner, D.C. Westerult, Edward Haney, S.B. Prentis, John Brown. M. Miglaria. E.W. & William Yardley, G.C. Baker 233 07 Jul 1856 & 02 Jul 1857 235 D. G. BROWN David G. Peabody, Fortunatus Gleason. Erastus 30 Mar 1860-07 May 1866 Heath, heirs, Davis Swank, Henry Elliott 237 James S. Tussey, Widow, David Sertee, M. M. CLAYTON 11 Apr 1860-05 Dec 1864 Alfred Curtis, J.A. Beam, John L. Morse, John L. Ollearse, Henry Shaffer, S.O. TherIen, David Viech, Alfred Curtis 239 Marinda E. Moore, Maurice Hartman T .M. MOORE 25 Apr 1860-26 Dec 1864 241 Eliab G. Macy, Nathan Talbert MARY COOPER 25 Apr 1860-02 Jun 1860 243 Zachariah Marshall E.F. MAYO 26 May 1860-23 Mar 1864 245 JOHN SHANNON Wilson Shannon 14 May 1860-14 May 1860 247 WILLIAM B. HORNSBY Columbus Hornsby, L.J. Worden 02 Jul 1860-03 Aug 1871 George A. Banks 249 THOMAS GWARTNEY 3 Aug 1860-12 May 1875 Jackson C. Thomas, appointed public administrator in 1856. resigns in 1857; Loammi McArthur appointed by court Frederick Doll, Jesse Love, Solomon WID. Jones, T. Hopkins, Mary Gwartney -164- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �APPEARANCE DOCKET Continued 251 Jame~ A. Davidson, J.F. Lash & Martin Adams, JORDAN DAVIDSON 19 Ju1 1860-27 Jan 1864 J.W. Taylor, James Chri"stian, C. Hornsby, Dwight Brothers, Robert Allen, Calorie Adams, A.J. Bush, H.L. & J. Blood, James S. Scott, S.B. Prentiss, Prances Barker, William H. Bush, William Hanson, Guest & Kimball, John Hawes, John Davidson, Otis Potter, Duncan & Brown, A.B. Wade, A. Puller, William Randolph, Samuel A. Riggs, H.B. Wade, Riggs & Tharpe, H.K. Allen 253 E.B. (EWEN) REEDE Detroit Burton, David L. Burton & W.A. Burton, 27 Aug 1860-19 Sep 1864 James Scott, L.J. Beam, James McFadden, WID. W. Herring, J.H. Beam, A.T. Still 255 SAMUEL HENDRY Francis Barker, George Pord, J.W. Hendry, F.A. 22 Sep 1860-04 Dec 1862 Bailey, J. Hartley, F. Barker, A.W. Hendry, J.W. Taylor, J. Bronson, James Brander, Henry Simpens 257 HENRY B. WILLIAMSON Ephraim S. Scudder 13 Aug 1860-05 Oct 1860 259 MARLON BOND Silas A. Bond 13 Oct 1860-02 Mar 1868 261 A.C.W. SAFFORD L.C. Ruysell, J. S. Emery 18 Oct 1860-06 Jul 1864 261 ERASTUS HEATH Jannetta B. Heath, Heirs, A.R. Leonard 26 Aug 1863-30 Sep 1863 263 WILLIAM CARSONS Gentry F. Hern, E. Taylor, E.Y. Banks 05 Nov 1860-28 Apr 1863 265 MARY A. TUPTS 05 Nov 1860 265 LYMAN ALLEN George A. Banks 05 Feb 1864-23 May 1871 267 Amos J. Custard R.W. CUSTARD 09 Nov. 1860-15 Dec 1863 267 JOSIAH C. TRASK O'.W. McAllaster, John H. Wilder 02 Peb 1864-23 May 1871 269 JAMBS WITTEN Hartson R. Brown, Wm. G. Piper, 15 Dec 1860-13 Jun 1861 C. Cavanassee, Hanson & Typhosa Jarvis, Henry Norris, Isaac Allen THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 -165- �APPEARANCE DOCKET, Continued 271 EVA'VAN BLARICOM 28 Jan 1861 David Van Blaricom 271 JOHN T. MOORE Widow, Wm. McKinney 20 Oct 1863-14 May 1868 273 JAMES ANDERSON 12 Jan. 1861 273 GEORGE H. SARGENT ---------02 Dec 1863-06 Jan 1864 275 JOHN W. LAWRIE Joseph Craft, M.M. Morgan 20 Oct 1863-08 Oct 1864 277 GEORGE B~ THURBER Whitford Winter, Joseph Rollins, Baker & 26 Feb 1861-03 Apr 1866 Ridenour, Maurice Hartman 279 Wm. M. Hazeltine, Joseph Hazeltine, J.J. Scott DAVID P. HAZELTINE 09 Mar 1861-23 Apr 1866 H.J. Canniff, J. J. Scott, F.A. Bailey, Melvia Hazeltine, D.G. Peabody, Dr. Surber, Maurice Hartmann 281 Detroit Burton, James Scott MARGARET REED 28 Mar 1861-19 Sep 1864 283 H.S. CREEL Sylvester Creel, W. Herrin'g, Chas. Matney, 08 Apr 1861-15 Aug 1868 L. H. Burton, E. Bledso, H.W. Thompson, Thomas Pugh, William Paul, Detroit Burton, Elliott F. Merrick 285 ANDREW E. NORTHROP Joseph Anderson, James Scott, William 12 Apr 1861-05 Dec 18610. Lindau, Warren Stowe, Sarah Anderson, Eugene B. Wheeler, L.J. Bean, J.A. Beam, E.P. Sheldon, C.C. Scofield, A.L. Hubbard, Walter C. Pottio, H.M. Howard, Dr. Surber, Alfred Curtis 287 AMASA SOULE WID. L.G. Soule, Cattarina M. Lord, 25 May 1861-03 Mar 1862 J. L. Bronson, F.A. Blake, F.A. Litchfield, Alfred Curtis 289 JAMES S. TUSSEY Daniel Weybright, Widow, minor children, 14 Jun 1861-21 Aug 1865 S.W. Thacker, J.G. Scott, H.V. Thompson, L.J. Beam, J.L Moss, R.M. Howard, Dennis and John Hagan, Clayton Estate, N. Barnard, A. Curtis, A.O. Lewis Louis Anderson -166 - THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �APPEARANCE DOCKET, Continued 291 John Bauer, Widow, Mary Ulrick, - JACOB ULLRICK 04 Jan 1864-19 Jul 1870 David UUerick, C.H. Steel, -D.C. Halbert, J.H. Gleason, Isaac Hoover, Ridenour & Baker, Phillips Cook, B. Ulrick, Eldridge & Ford, Benjamin Ulrick, Allen Pearce, A.F. Stile 293 WILLIAM WHITLOCK M.R. Clough, S.B. Prentis,F.A. Bailey 16 Jan 1861-13 Feb 1865 Thomas Ferril, Lewis Carpenter 295 RICHARD G. WAIT Solon o. Thacker, L.D. Bailey, J.D. Rollins, 01 Aug 1861-11 Apr 1864 Wm. W. Wait, S. K. Hansen, Prentiss & Griswold, William E. Sutliff, F. A. Bailey, Woodward and Fairley, E.H. Fields, A.L. Reed, Beofin Drisdam, L. Kellog, M. Solomon 297 FREDERICK SCHULTZ Solon 31 Aug 1861-10 Jan 1863 297 ALOIS REIDSMILLER Francis Watter, Abner Barnart; 14 Nov 1863-19 Dec 1866 Arabelle Bissell, John Brown, Francis o. Thacker, William Moore Walte~s 299 Charles Willemsen, Edwin W. Wood, CALEBS S. PRATT 17 Sep 1861-20 Feb 1863 S.O. Thacker, S. Thacker, Josiah Miller, John Pratt, J. Storkbridge, H.L. Enos, E. Sutliff, J. Wharton, W.H.Duncan, Ely McKarver, S.A. Riggs, E.H. Cornelius, Josiah Miller, S. B. Nuten, Thomas J. Sternbaugh, Lewis Carpenter, Robert G. Elliott 301 Henry Brown E. SYLVESTER 04 Sep 1861-10 Oct 1861 301 M.A.C. Killam, Charles Bruce, T.W. Beazley JAMES WATSON 20 Oct 1863-15 Jan 1867 303 WALTER C. HUTCHINSON 16 Nov 1861-08 Apr 1862 304 JOSEPH BRETCHELHAUSER Barbette Bretchelhauser 14 Jan 1864-28 Jan 1864 305 JOHN BRADY J.-Beam, A. Curtis, W. Clayton, L.D. Bailey. 28 Dec 1861-25 Jul 1865 L.J. Beeure 307 JOHNATHAN MATTHEWS James 13 Jan 1862-27 Mar 1862 Lasle THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 o. Baldwin, Mrs. P. Farmer, Geo. W. -167- �APPEARANCE DOCKET, Continued 309 Lorenzo J. Worden, J.L. Kenyon, William COLUMBUS HORNSBY 11 Feb 1862-22 Apr 1869 Tomabell, P. H. Hunt, Wesley H. Duncan, widow, F.A. Bailey, Prentiss Ohnswold, Thomas P. McFarland, S.K. Huson, Trask & Lowman, Pat Meegan, S.B. Prentiss, Sam'l A. Riggs, Sam'l Walker, Fick O. Eskridge, B.W. Eskridge, C.V. Eskridge, R.L. frazier, H.L. Enos, G. W. Walker, Crane McCreery, Young Bros. & Co., B.V. Ladd, H.M. Louis, Duncan and Allison, B.K. Allen, Riggs and Riggs, Wesley H. Duncan. 311 LEWIS JENKS Charles Barber, Herman Clark, Chas. W. Smith, 11 Feb 1862-14 Mar 1866 Ridenour & Baker, Robt Ashley, Chas. C. Emory, Sam'l A. Riggs, F . •ollett 313 JOHN VAN CLEEVE 316 JOHN DERBY Hiram Dunbar, James M. Still, E.E. Store, Alex 18 Feb 1862-17 Apr 1865 Stillman, M. Sol.oman, Steven Briggs, WilliamRodenase, John W. Willey, A.W. Meaberly 318 LAWSON BRUCE 320 WILLIAM S. HI~~ Stephen Ogden, F.A. Bailey, L.B. Prentiss 01 Mar 1862-28 May 1862 Holt & Eldridge, Hiram Dunbar, John Graham 322 FRANKLIN BRINKLEY Aaron S. Neal 02 Mar 1862-28 May 1862 324 THEOPHILUS EDWARDS W.N. Blood, James Blood 03 May 1862-20 Jan 1871 324 WILLIAM STROUP George W. Smith, John Peratt, Tyler Stevens 28 Feb 1863-20 Jan 1871 326 REUBEN CORNELIUS Paulina Cornelius, Ashbell M. Wheedon 03 May 1862-27 Dec 1865 R. L. Williams 328 CHARLES H. HAMLIN R. L. Williams, F.A. Bailey 19 May 1862-17 July 1865 331 DAVID VAN BLARICOME Christian Shank, heirs, F.J. Ecke, L.J. 22 May 1862-10 Dec 1864 Dallas, D.R. Matthews, John Fuigerlu, John S. Williams, George O. Catlies, Ridenour & Baker, F.A. Bailey, W.M. Rinly, A. White, Jacob Branson, Fairchild & Co., G.F. Smith, Graham & Millitt, S.O. Thacker, Wm. Clayton, Ellen Richardson 333 JOHN W. CROMPTON H.J. Canniff, F.A. Bailey, A. Perry, David 07 May 1862-02 Jun 1873 Matney, Thomas Yarnold E. D. Ladd, James M. Hendry J. B. Woodman -168- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 �APPEARANCE DOCKET, Continued 335 ANDREW WOODS David G. Peabody, P. Gleason, David Hubbard, 03 Jun 1862-12 May 1866 Silas Hollowell 337 James B. BroWn, Heirs, Benjamin Hoyt, Sarah GARWOOD H. BROWN 1870 Root, Ebenezer Root, Willson G. Shannon, David T. 27 Jun 1862-19 Nov Mitchell, J.N. Noyes, Hall & McKinney, Wm. McCormick, Dr. R.M. Phillips, R.W. Luddington, B. Hoyt, M. Thorp, B. Johnson, Wilson Shannon 339 THOMAS BREEZE Samuel C. Black, John Compton,' minor heirs, 03 Jul 1862-16 Jul 1866 E.D. Ladd, John S. Williams, Nicholas McKinney, E.N. Kirkham, Jacob Branson, Thomas Breeze, Jr., A.T. Still 341 PRANCOIS LA HAY Nancy La Hay, Heirs 26 Jul 1862-13 Sept 1862 343 NANCY JANE CONN 05 Aug 1862- 345 Eliza Jane Douglas, Heirs WILLIAM H. DOUGLAS 06 Sep 1862-17 Dec 1862 347 R. W. Dwmner, widow, D. Martin, J.W. Balen, THOMAS MALONE 06 Sep 1862-06 Aug 1866 E. H. Waugh, T. Cheaney, J.H. Bonebrake, J.A. Cannon, J.R. Davidson, R.M. Phillips, John P. Wood, J. Kirkland, 349 Isaac C. Beaile, heirs L. L. JONES 14 Oct 1862-17 Jun 1863 351 JOHN L. BRONSON Elizabeth Bronson, heirs, 27 Oct 1862-03 Nov 1862 George H. Bronson 353 MARSHALL J. JONES William M. Helm, heirs, widow, H.W. Thompson, 19 Nov 1862-15 Mar 1869 Silas Bond, W.W. Herring, S. Creal, William Helms, J.A. Beam 355 AMOS LUM Elias 02 Dec 1862-05 Dec 1864 357 PRANCIS BARKER Elizabeth P. Barker, H.S. & L. Pillimore, 28 Mar 1863-13 Feb 1868 W. P. Ham, David Martin, W.H. Duncan, E.D. Ladd, Bedford Drisdom. 359 WILLIAM CLAYTON Godfrey Toothaker, A.B. Gilliland, W.P. 06 Apr 1863-14 Aug 1865 Woodworth, W.P. Montgomery, J.P. Clayton, W.D. Martin, S.L. Clayton 361 RHEUTHY WOOD 09 Apr ____-24 Apr____ THE PIONEER, VoL XVII, No.4 William P. Mathers o. s.o. Thacker Hughson, O.A. Hanscome, P. Barker Absolom W. White -169- �APPEARANCE DOCKET continued 363 HENRY MILLER David Hubbard, heirs, Henry Waters,F. 04 Apr __· __---09 Aug 1871 Gleason, William Laurie, George Shobert 365 ROBERT WHARTON 23 Apr _ _-23 Feb 367 JOHN FITZGERALD Charles Willemsen 10 Jun 1863-11 Jan 1873 369 CARLOS HALL------13 Jun _ _-28 Mar 1864 370 GUARDIANSHIP OF LUCY ANN HALL (Lunatic) 30 Sep 1863-28 Mar 1865 Hughson 371 EDWARD S. LOWMAN Clemmie J. Lowman, E.V. Banks, James C. 13 Jun 1863-04 Dec 1872 Horton, John H. Wilder, A.N. Blackledge, George E. Hall, C. Hornsby, L.W. Eldridge, J. Wharton, T.B. Eldridge, S .K. Hughson, Geor::ge Burt, Martha Harrington 373 JOHN ROBERTS William L.G. Soule, widow, heirs, Robert Owen, 15 Jul 1863---09 Jan 1871 Henry Williams 375 NORMAN ALLEN 15 Ju1 1863- 378 WILLIAM CARROL William L.G. Soule, E.R. Fallery, C. Harp, 24 Jul 1863-25 Jul 1863 E.D. Haseltine, F.A. Bailey, W.L. Williamson, A. Perry 379 GEORGEF. KILLAM -----04 Jun 1863-28 Jul 1863 381 Samuel A. Riggs, heirs, Johnathan Baker, GEORGE BURT 27 Aug 1863-14 Nov 1871 George A. Banks, Henry Burt, John R. Groton, M. A. Page, C.L. Robens, William Tully, George Handford, Wilson Shannon, S.S. Hughson, Carles Barber, .W.S. McCurdy, F.P. Baker, H.P. Davis, Henry F. Davis 383 LEMUEL FILLMORE G. Grovenor, R.H. Fillmore, heirs, surv1v1ng 25 Aug 1863-05 Mar·1867 partner, H.S. & L. Fillmore, widow, Hasen S. Fillmore, Charles Longfellow, Simpson Brothers, Lydia· Fillmore, H.F. Danvers Joseph Barton, heirs Amos Barnes (guardian), E.D. Asaph K. Allen, Tokey & Anderson, M.A. Page, s;o. Thacker, G.O. English, HP & G. Grovenor, W.A. Simpson, C.A. Wright, W.E. Sutliff, John C. Feaseley -TO BE CONTINUED- -170- THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No. 4 �Clarence Virgil LHIGH was born 9 October 1881 in Morris County, Kansas to James LHIGH Jr. (b. 1851 Devonshire, Hngland -- d. 1925) and Augusta Virginia WADH (b 1854 Indiana - d 1926). James LHIGH iamigrated to the u.s. about 1869 from Hngland. August V. WADH's family were from Virginia and moved to Indiana before coming to Kansas. James and Augusta were married in 1878. Most of their children were born and raised on a farm near Oskaloosa, Jefferson County, Kansas). Clarence attended drafting school and became a c~rpenter, builder, architect in Lawrence, Kansas. Julia Hllen DANIHLS was born 17 June 1884 in Fremont County, Colorado to Nathaniel Burr DANIHLS (b 1877 - d. 1917) and Cynthia Hilen HLLIOTT PASLHY DANIHLS (b 1849- d 1886). Nathaniel's family lived in Missouri prior to the Civil War and were run out due to the fact that Nathaniel's father, Miner DANIHLS, was an abolitionist M.H. minister and they moved to Kansas. The family were early settlers in Clinton County, Ohio, having moved from Pennsylvania in the early 1800s. Cynthia HLLIOTT' s parents, Stephen and Lavina HOLLOWAY HLLIOTT were from Indiana and were early 1850s settlers in Jackson County, Kansas. Julia was raised by the HLLIOTTS after her mother died and her father went back to Colorado. She became a school teacher and taught at the country school at the edge of the LEIGH farm. Julia and Clarence were married in Mayetta, Kansas on 10 October, 1906. They lived in Lawrence after their marriage. Clarence"'built the first house of eight the family were to live in at 1414 Connecticut. Five of the eight children were born in the house. Mr. LHIGH built a number of houses in Lawrence and worked on the KU Student Union. He also worked at the Reuter Organ factory building organ cabinets and during the war worked on aircraft 1n Kansas City. All eight of the children attended KU. Marion Rose LHIGH (PILH) graduated in 1929 as a journalist. Harold Roscoe LHIGH was just short of a degree and did not finish due to the depression. He was an engineer for Liquid Carbonic. HstherVirginia LHIGH PARADEE graduated in 1934 as a home economist. Lawrence Hlliott LHIGH graduated in 1936 and went on to become a doctor in 1941. He practiced medicine in Overland Park, Kansas. Hdgar Daniels LHIGH graduated as a mechanical engineer in 1939. He lived in New Jersey and Utah. Virgil Jame~ LHIGH graduated in 1940 in business. After WWIIhe was a civil service administrator at Sierra Army Depot in California. Ruth HUen Leigh YRAGHR graduated in 1945, in business administration. She worked in Riverside, California as an accountant. Julia Pearl LHIGH FIHLDS graduated in 1949 in education. She worked as a teacher and later an office manager in her husband's public relations firm. As far as known, this is the largest number of family members to have graduated from KU. All four sons served in the Army during WWII. Clarence Virgil died in Lawrence 9 October, 1948. Julia continued to live at '342 Mississippi until shortly before her death on 21 August, 1973. They are buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence. THE PIONERR, Vol. XVII, No.4 -171- �KANSAS FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY AND FRANKLIN COUNTY ~ 1920 Abbreviations used in this directory: a-acres; Ch-Children; O-owner; T-tenant or renter; R-Rural Route; Sec-Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information - year became resident of county. Name of farm in quotation marks follows name of children. In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures givin'g the size of the farm. PART 3 MOORE, Wm. D. (Bertha LAWERSON) Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 31 0 80a (1918) Tel: Bell Lecompton MORRIS, Wm. H. (Sarah OSBORN) Ch Clara, Sadie, WID. Howard, Wayne; "Locust Grove Farm" Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 33 0 80a (1857) Tel: Bell Lecompton (1851) MORRISS, Allen A. (Opal RAINES) Ch Nathan; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 1 0 3a (1919) Tel: Bell Lecompton MORRISS, Geo. O. (Laura S. MATHERS) Ch Nellie, Wayne, Clarence, Floyd, Neva May, (Vena Fay), Florence, Laura; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 1W 0 40a (1897) MORRIS, Howard o. (Wilma SCOTT) "Edgewood Place" 4 0 160a (1896) Tel: Bell Lecompton Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. MORRISS, Otis B. (Cornelia MOHATT) Ch Effie, Goldie; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 31 T 150a, Emily BROWNING (1904) Tel: Bell Lecompton MURPHY, T.K. (Lucinda TUTTLE) Ch Margaret; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec. 32SE 0 39a (1919) Lone Star Lone Star MYERS, E. E. (Matilda MCCALL) Ch Myrtle, Delmar; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 4W 0 160a (1876) Tel: Bell Lecompton NICHOLS, Mrs. R. T., Ch Gertrude, Martha, Charles, Alice, Lecompton R1, Kanwaka Sec. 24W 0 80a (1875) Tel: Stull Stull Elmer, NOE, August G. (Nettie GEELAN), Ch Hazel, Madeline, David, Gladys; R1, Lecompton Sec. 7W 0 100a.(1863) Tel: Bell Lecompton NORWOOD, George W. (America MCCALL) Ch Julia, Lecompton, Lecompton Sec. 2N 0 3a (1890) Tel: Bell -172- Cora, May, Ray, Anna; Lecompton Robert; THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 ~ �FARM AND BRERZE DIRECTORY continued NORWOOD, R.M. (Bessie JACKSON) Ch Helen, George, May, Ruth, Rachel, Jessie; "Oakley Farm" Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 1 T 460a, Mrs. F. C. WENRICH (1890) Tel: Bell Lecompton NUFFER, August (Anna HOUK) Ch Oscar, Rose; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 3E 0 119a, 1820(7) Tel: Stull Stull NUFFER, Wm (Mary ZEBB) Ch Leonard, Charles, Paul; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 4W o l60a (1866) Tel: Stull Stull OSBORN, Allen J. (Martha MATHINA) Ch Grace, Maude, Rosie, Alice, James, Ella; LecomptonR3, Kanwaka Sec. lIE 0 182a (1903) PASLAY, David L. (Carrie ZEEB) Ch Marta, Marie, Charles, Dorothy, Albert, David Jr.; LecomptonR1, Lecompton Sec. 13W T 198a, Mrs. J. C. WARNER (1904) RAKE, David E. (Ma~d STUDEBAKER) Ch Ralph, Laura, Myrtle, Alfred; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec. 7W T 170a, J.E. RAKE (1892) Tel: Stull Stull RAKE, D. P. (Blanche RAKE) Ch Carl, Roy, Lucille; "County Line Farm" Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec. 26W 0 160a (1896) Tet: Stull Stull RAKE, Wm. E. (Kate ROBERTS) Ch Ellen, Raymond; Lecompton R2 Kanwaka Sec. 31 0 1/1/2a (1888) Tel: Stull Stull RANKIN, Mrs. Olive B., Ch Maude, Charles, Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 2W 0 50a (1917) Marcus, "Verbena Hill Farm", REYNOLDS, Herbert (Violet VINCENT) Ch Emily, Wm; "Oakwood Farms" Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 15 T 160a, Miss Bessie YOUNG, (1890) Tel: Bell Lecompton RICHARDS, E.M. (Carrie HIRD) Ch Pauline; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec. 18E T l40a, R.I. JONES (1892) Tel: Lawrence RICHARDS, Geo. T. (Lilly DODDRIDGE) Ch Richard, William, John, Cide, Saddie; "Kanwaka Store Farm" Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 26E 0 20a (1868) Tel: Kansas Lawrence ROBINSON, Vester H. (Bessie BOWEN) Ch Emil, Elmer; Kanwaka R2, Kanwaka Sec. 5W o l60a (1908) Tel: Bell Lecompton ROGERS, Herb A. (Matilda JOHNSON) Ch Kirby, Lionel; Kanwaka R3, Kanwaka Sec. 5W o 217a (1880) ROLLER, Charles G. (Lena KOEHLER) Ch Katherine, Lillian, Charles, Harvey, Rosie, Violet; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 5W 0 240a (1869) Tel: Stull Stull THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 -173- �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued SANFORD, W.N. (Ella WOOD) Ch Roy, Raymond, Howard, Herbert; "Clover Hill Parm" Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 15E 0 120a 1902 Tel: Bell Lecompton SANTCLAR (SINCLAIR), Wm. (Jennie TROTMYER) Ch Frank, Ralph; Lecompton Sec. 34 T 56a, BARKER estate (1880) Lecompton R1, SCHEER, Add (Bell KENNEDY) Ch Daisy, Bessie: "Sunny View Farm", Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec. 7W.0 72-1/2a (1879) Tel: Stull Stull SCHELLHORN, Carl (Elmira FLORY) Ch Marguerite, Floyd, Richard; "Rockwall Heights Farm" Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 2E T 240a, A. SCHELLHORN (1879) SCHROYER, Robert E., (Minnie DAVEY), Ch Ada, Jennie, Jim, Lenora, Christine, Billy; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 24E 0 56a (1905) Tel: Lecompton SCOTT, Boyd M. Sr. (Cora MORRIS 7) Ch Wilma, Alice; "Edgewood Place" R2, Lecompton Sec. 34 0 35a (1911) Tel: Bell Lecompton Ruth, Bell Lecompton SCOTT, Robert M. Sr. (Ellen DENNIS) Ch Robert Jr., James, Henry, Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 3N 0 12a (1916) Tel: Bell Lecompton Minnie; SEHON, C.W. (Winnie HILL) Ch Russell, Prank, Helen, Curtis, Julia, Philip; "Plain View Farm" Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 2-3 0 170a (1884) Tel: Bell Lecompton SHAFFER, Arthur G. (Clara R. MORRIS) Ch Clifford, Harold, Ruth, Fern, Wilma, Helen, Leatha; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 33 T 220a H.W. SANFORD (1908) Tel: Bell Lecompton SHAFFER, John Eli (Martha SPENCER) Ch Ettie, Lee, Maude, Earl, Mildred: "The Garden Home" Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 2W 0 80a (1879) Tel: Bell Lecompton SHAW, Mrs. Hattie, Ch Lola, Will; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 32W 0 160a (1882) Tel: Stull Stull SHELLY, Michael (Maude HETRICK) Ch Blanche; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 13E 0 70a (1874) Tel: Bell Lawrence SHIELDS, A.H. (Sadie ANDERSON) Ch Vergie, Mary; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 7E T 40a, Oscar COLLINS (1900) SHIRAR, Charlie L. (Alice COOPER) Ch Helen, Hazel, Lester, Denna; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec. 17SE 0 205a (1892) Tel: Kansas Lawrence -174- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 ) �THE FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued SHIRLEY, Frank T. (Laura PATE) Ch Frank, Russell, Lecompton Sec. i8 0 70a (1854) Tel: Bell Lecompton Elmer; Lecompton R1, 'SLAUGHTER, Everett; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12 W T 80a, Alex SLAUGHTER, (1916) SLAVENS, Robert B. (Mabel SPANGLER) Ch Thomas, Irene, Buster, Duggie, Nellie, Sara, Edith, Henrietta; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 34N 0 lOa (1910) Tel: Bell Lecompton SMITH, Fred C. (Mary WORLEY), Ch Fred, Joe, Frank, Mary, Martha; Lecompton Sec. 3 0 l23a (1885) Tel: Bell Lecompton Lecompton, SMITH, Mrs. Harriett E. (LEIST) Ch Wm, Haley, Fred, Elizabeth, Rosa, Pearl, Harry, Edward, Clarence; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec. 34N 0 8a (1884) Tel: Bell Lecompton SPENCER, Harley I. (Cora SHAFFER) Ch Bethel, Esther, Russell, Pearl, Lloyd, Ralph, Frankie, Arlene; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. l3W T 100a, W.F. SPENCER (1884) Tel: Bell Lecompton SPENCER, W.F. (Martha TRUE) Ch John, Etta, Harley, Donna (Demma) "Spencer Ranch" Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. llW 0 160a (1857) Tel: Bell Lecompton WINTER, Charles B. (Laurie B. WINTER, Mother) Ch Maude, Charles, Paul, ~~ry, Mark; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. l4E T 160a, A.K. WINTER (1880) Tel: Bell Lecompton WISE, Samuel D.(Laura BIFFER/PIFFER) Ch Eva, Dwain, Henry; Lecompton Sec .. l3W 0 125a (1873) Lecompton Rl, WUZER, B.F. (Sarah MOORE) Ch Philip, Laura, Prince; "The Wizer Farm" R1, Lecompton Sec. 29 0 200a (1859) Tel: Bell Lecompton WULPKUHLE, Harry 0., Lecompton Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 4W 0 165a (1894) WULPKUHLE, C.F. (Mary NEIDER) Ch Frank, WID, Amelia, Tillie, Harry, Ernest, Walter, Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 19 0 2l0a (1891) Tel: Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, Fred H. (Ettie KREIPE) Ch Freda, Leatha; 25W 0 200a (1888) Tel: Stull Stull Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. WULPKUHLE, William (Mary A. BUCHHEIM) Ch Wm., Emma, Fred, Anna, Albert, Gus, Arthur, Harvey, Herbert, Albert (7), Harold; Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec 3SW 0 160a (1860) Tel: Stull Stull THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 -175- �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued WYMER, Herb (Bertha MALEN) Ch Fern, Helen; 60a will MCCLANAHAN (1910) Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 12" T WYMER, Mrs. Margaret, Ch Bertha, Martin, Emma, Herbert, William; Lecompton R1. Lecompton Sec. 13W 0 27a (1910) YARN, William S. (Emma EDSON) Ch Anna, Henry, Lillian; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec. 5NE 0 7-1/2a (1884) Tel: Kansas Lawrence YOST, William P. (Mary L. NELSON), Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 2W 0 80a (1901) YOUNG, Miss Bessie, "Oak Wood Farm" (1895) Tel: Bell Lecompton ZEEB, Edward, Ch Mike, Mable; Stull Stull Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 15 0 160a Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 19 o 289a (1880) Tel: ZEEB brothers: Gust A. and Julius A, Sophia Zeeb (sister), Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 32W 0 119a ('1872) Tel: Stull Stull ZEEB, John G. (Pearl VILES) Ch Aldora, Freddie, Annabell; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 18W T 80a, George ZEEB (1900) Tel: Independent Stull THE END ...,.-.;;'... '~;-:. ,::r".!';:;;"4e"~_2· ~:<::''''t.~~~:_~. ...... ,... ....... ··.:-{~i: :,:-:- L; -: =-~;'c--:--c-·-·· ;;;,;;. -176- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �fI ~ .~~~~ "~ JI ( ~ f < Woman Claimed She Was Shot in Quantrill's Raid of Lawrence -- August 21, 1863 Mrs, Sarah E Lanton wrote to Marshall Prentice of Lawrence in 1886 claiming she was shot during Quantrill's Raid. Her letter was published in the Lawrence Evening Tribune, May 10, 1886. "More Quantrell Raid History" :\ I -'~ , - . J ..~ ~ Marshall Prentice received the following letter yesterday, The Mr. Prentice referred to in the lener was Marshall Prentice's father. who was city marshal in 1866 and 1867, It is not generally known that a woman was shot during the Quantrell raid. but such is the facL The letter reads as follows: Solomon City. Kas,. May 8. [18]86 ' t. ~ ~ . 6 r\) DEAR SIR--I write to ask you if you are the same gentleman who was police man in Lawrence twenty years ago. The gentleman I have reference to was named Mr. Thad Prentice, and was a tall. slim man with red whiskers, If you are the Mr. Prentice I speak of you will remember about me pointing out the Quantrell raid spies to you the day before Lawrence was burned, [heard their conversation and reported it to you and they were arrested, But as they denied it. they were turned loose. At the time of the raid I lived in an old store building on a front street a few doors above Mr. Gardner's millinery store. and the spies held a conversation back of the building. I think the reason they shot me was because I reported on the spies. The one that I had arrested came and took me prisoner as soon as they got in town and made me hold the ax while they broke into the store buildings and ransacked them. When they got ready to leave town they shot me and put me and two children into Dr. Huson's buggy and took us as far as Jones' ranch. There the horse got frightened and tipped the buggy over. I started to foot it back to Lawrence and met some farmers in a wagon. on the road to Lawrence. and I told them my situation and they took me back. Dr. A. Fuller dressed my wound and attended on me. The reason I tell about my case is to see if you remember me. I have never been able to work for my living since I was shot. I got on as long as my husband lived but he died in 1882 and since then I have had to live on the charity of the people here. They think it is now time for the government or State to help me. Ihope the citizens that know of my getting shot will do all they can about helping me as I am very poor. . ~ "··_~ 11. _ ./~ ~' =.'~" /.':;;s..'t'~'-:::>'.'-'~- m '1.1 JnE ~~ , e·".~ ,.. . ~ _ '" ~ -.--.~. ,Q ,~' ."'~" -'~{.~~ -., - This article was found by John Peterson and is submitted by Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts Street. Lawrence. KS 66044. If anyone has aliy further information about Mrs. Sarah Lamon's identify, such as her maiden name, husband's name etc., please contact the museum. THE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 -177- �~ l .... -':-.:' . .;;-... ; .... '.' .'.: ;'~-::' "'l', ' '. ~ . . ~QJarrh;lIsJl1~.U;~W~~~ShernrlnEnOOfOO'CllEJ1~Mt $ ~ ~ho~~gr~·p~-Of original -draWing courtesy Watkins Conmunity Museum. fJJiAT? NO WILL? be. d-U:.c..oww.ged. -<-6 you.. ~-Utd n.o w.i.tt. Ra.eph. CJr.a.nd.e,U. -in.. hL6 book" Sha.JUn.g tite. FamU..y T.1UUZ.,." g.We.6 an. ex.amp.te. o~ a. R.a.d.y who d.Uui ~ -in.. 1902. Among:the. PJtOIxLte. ~ c«L6 tite. P~n. ~CVt. ~n. o~ hvr.. e.6tate., IAiU.ch. ~ 23 htWrh, ai..on.g w-U:.h ;thehL ~e.6 and ;thehL ~t'L6hA.p :to hvL! Don.':t -178- TIlE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No.4 ~ �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE KANSAS This alphabetized listing of the 1860 census of Lawrence is copied from the cards located in the Watkins Museum, Massachuetts streets in Lawrence. Thanks to Steve Jansen and Judy Sweets for making the cards available for this project. Anyone wishing to reconstruct the "households" can do so by looking at the original cards or contacting Donald Vaughn of the Douglas County Kansas Genealogical Society. Any of the elements in the computer ~ata base can be found and grouped. Several names were hard to read on the original and the cards. Question marks were placed by severai names. Some names with ( ) around them in the given name column are listed with alternate spellings. If no information was given a question mark was used. Several street names have changed over the years in Lawrence. The following abbreviations were used for streets. Ber Hen Lev Ma· Mass Park Pin War Win Berkley Henry Levee Massachusetts Massachusetts Park Pinckney Warren Winthrop The following abbreviations were used for countries. Ass Aus Can Den Fra Ger HoI Ire Nbr Nos Nov Oce Pol Pru Sco Swe Swi Assam Austria Canada Denmark France Germany Holland Ireland New Brunswick Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Atlantic Ocean Poland Prussia Scotland Sweden Switzerland Prepared by Donald W. Vaughn THE PIONEER. Vol.. XVII. No.4 -179- February 1994 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE. KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS· NAME Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clemens Clemens Clemens Coats Coats Coats Cobb Cobb Coe Coe Coe Coggins Coleman Collamore Collamore Collier Collier Collier Collier Collier Collier Collier Colmin Connelly Conway Conway Cook Cook Cooper Cordley Cordley Cornelius Cornelius Cornelius Cornell Cram.Frank Crapi Crapi Crapi Crapi Crapi Crapi Crapi Crocker Crocker Crocker ,E. ,Frances ,J. ,J .F . ,L.F. ,maria ,McGee? ,N.S. ,5. ,S.B. ,S.B. ,Malinda ,Mary ,Solomon ,Eliz. ,G. ,Harriet J . .Nelson ,Nelson ,Horatio ,John M. ,Mary M. ,T.H. ,L .0. ,G. ,G. ,Fanny ,Hannah ,Harriet ,John ,Ruth ,T. ,William ,So ,J. ,J. ,J. ,Geo. ,L. ,Geo. ,Mary Ann ,R. ,Cornelia ,E.H. ,Warren ,J. ,M ,Consider ,Henry ,James ,John ,Margaret ,W.8. ,William ,A. ,Betsey ,E .P. M 33 F 22 M 25 M 24 M 1 F 27? M 34 M 27 M 58 M 23 M 23 F 19 F 1 M 25 F 20 M 26 F 1 M 40 M 40 M 6mo M 38 F 27 M 35 M 29 M 42 M 42 F 9 F 50 F 14 M 25 F 10 M 60 M 17 F 20 M 21 M 25 M 2S M 20 F 27 M 30 F 28 M 28 F 2 F 38 M i7 M 26 M 27 M 10 M4 M 13 M 16 F 40 M 56 M 22 F 8m F 30 M 10 3000/7000 MA NY MI Stagedriver NY ClerK KS MA Stagedriver NY 100 CarpenLer MA? LightingRod NY Tinner NY Tinner PA KS PA 500/175 Grocer IL OH KS KY 3600 Lawyer KY 3600 Lawyer KS CT 15m/3m Lawyer MI 800/100 PA Banker 1000/400 MA Carpenter 10m/~00 MA Merchant MA 10m/200 Lawyer PA Eng PA PA Miner PA 1000/200 Eng Teamster PA Swe Servant Ire Dishwasher 400/500 Farmer NY 400/500 NY Farmewr NY Porter CT Cooper ? Eng Eng Clergyman 500/300 KS NY Saddler NY Wagon MaKer 500/100 MA Carpenter 200 PA IL IL IL MI OH feamster 300 Ma Laborer MI KS ME CT lawyer -180- 174 119 IN ST 026 LA & Winthrop 173 ? 026 LA & Winthrop 026 LA & winthrop 208 33 MA ST 173 ? 208 33 MA ST 185 ? 101 NY ST 101 NY ST 05639 MA St 056·39 MA St 056 39 MA St 223 Levee 223 Levee 223 Levee 051 78 KY St 051 78 KY St 034 OH St 034 OH St 034 OH St 094 24 MA ST 211 81 IN St 058 ? 058 ? 206 VT ST 206 VT ST '206 VT ST 206 VT ST 206 VT ST 206 VT ST 206 VT ST 143 57 TN ST 209 Eldridge House 091 59·Del St 091 59 DE ST ? 172 Johnson House 198 ? 287 ? 249 52 NY ST 249 52 NY ST 154 ? 154 ? 154 ? 171 29 VT ST 172 Johnson House 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 194 74 KY ST 152 34 OH ST 152 34 OH ST 152 34 OH ST THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Crocker Crocker Crocker Cromer Cromer Cromer Cromer Crosby Crosby. Crosby Cutter Cutter Cutter Cutter Cuttier Cuttier Dailey DaLee DaLee Dalton Danvers Dargan Dart Davenport Davenport Davers Davers Davidson Davis Davis Day Deamer Dean Dean Dean Dean Dennis Dennis Dennis Detrick Dix Dix Dix Dix Dix Donnaly Donnaly Donnaly Donnaly Donnaly Donnely Donnely Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Dow ,G.H. ,J. ,J .? ,Chas. ,Ida ,Mary, ,R.J. ,Geo. ,George ,Martha ,Cordelia ,J . ,John ,Rodalphus ,A. ,D.C. , ?. ,A.G. ,Martha ,Bill , ?. "E. ,M. ,L. ,L. ,Frank ,FRank ,E. ,Mary ,Mary ,James ,W. ,E. ,Henry , Ida ,J.M. ,8. ,Malina ,Osmea ,J. ,8rigetta ,C.8. ,Edward ,R.C. ,Stephen ,Sr idget t ,John ,John ,Mary ,Neve ,8. ,Mary ,James ? ,Julia "Mary E. ,N.W. ,H.P M M M M F F M M M F F M M M M M F M F M M 30 31 31 2 4 27 28 30 1 23 23 33 5 8m 30 27 20 39 22 28 23 F 26 F 20 F 38 F 38 ? 40 ? 40 M 25 F 20 F 20 M 30 M 63 F 26 M3 F 1 M 29 M 28 F 22 M 2 M 25 F 21 M 34 M 3m M 30 'M 19 F '20 M 10 M 21 F 18 M 15 M 64 F 50 M5 F 34 F 13 M 33 M 32 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.4 Ire 152 MA 152 MA' 152 NY 272 NY 272 NY 272 NY 272 300 Carpenter Ire 163 Carpenter KY 163 OH 163 Cook VT 138 Ire 138 Print.er IL 138 IL 138 MA 220 Surveyor MA 220 Laborer Ire 209 Servant Photograph 500/2000 OH 076 MA 076 1000 Ire 172 Merchant. NY 218 Clerk Ire 209 Servant OH 220 IN 154 IN 154 NY 092 NY -92 Carpenter NJ 287 Servant IL 050 Servant IL 050 5aloon Kp. 3000/50 IRE 030 Laborer Ger 117 CT 073 CT 073 KS 073 Wagon Maker 2500/250 CT 073 Clergyman OH 253 IL 253 KS 253 'Cab. Maker Swi 064 IRE 171 Carpenter 800/200 CT ·171 KS 171 Blacksmith 3000/1000 CT 171 App.WagMak CT 171 Ire 282 Ire 282 Mason Ire 282 Ire 282 Ire 282 1000/200 Ire 282 Ire 282 IL 037 NY 037 NY 037 Farmer NY 037 Liquor Deal /600 NH 062 Machinest carpenter Carpenter -181- 300 500 500 34 34 34 35 35 35 35 OH OH OH CT CT CT CT ST ST ST St 5t St St ? ? ? Whitney House Whitney House Whitney House Whitney House Whitney House Whitney House Eldridge House 45 MA Upstairs 45 MA Upstairs Johnson House 2 VT ST Eld'r idge House Whitney House ? ? ? ? ? 89 RI St 89 ST 128 TN ? 186 VT ST 186 VT ST 186 VT ST 186 VT ST 67 NJ ST 67 NJ ST 67 NJ ST 61 NY ST 29 VT ST 29 VT ST 29 VT ST 29 VT ST 29 VT ST 115 RI ST 115 RI 5T 115 RI ST 115 RI 5T 115 RI ST 115 RI ST 115 RI 5T ? ? ? ? 32 NH 5t �FEDERAL CENSUS" 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Dow Drisdon Drisdon Drisdon Dritzler Droyer Drugan Dubaire Ducker Dudley Duffiel Duffiel Duffiel Duffiel Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Duncan Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn Dye Earl Earl Ear 1 Earl Earl Ecke Ecke Edmonds Edward Edwards Eggard, Eigmann" Eigmann Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge ,M.L. F ,B. ,Harriet ,Rebecca ,G: ,J; ,J. ,N. ,H. ,G. ,Alonzo ,Annetta ,J . ,Sarah ,Adaline ,Chas. ,Chas. ,Chas. H. ,Elizabeth ,F lemon ? ,John ,Margaret ,S.Ann ,Will"iam ,A.J. ,Caroline ,Eva ,F red ,J.M. ,John C . ,Lettia ,Mary ,Richard ,Roscoe ,Servantis ,A. ,Geo. ,H. ,Jenney ,Kate ,W.H. ,F .0. ,Josephine ,A. ,D. ,Ch. , T. ,A ?? ,C. ,A. ,Ada ,Alice ,Augusta ,E.S. ,Edward ,Emma ,Eva F 27 M 49 F 44 F 6m M 34 M 18 F 17 M 45 M 25 M 28 M3 F 1 M 24 F 22 F 33 M 1mo M 44 M 38 F 24 M5 M 10 F 13 F 8 M 13 F 33 F 16 F 18 M 8m M 50 M 26 F 20 F 48 M 14 M 25 M 23 M 21 M 26 F 21 F 28 F 24 M 18 M 28 F 23 M 27 M 14 M 31 M 17 M 31 M 25 F 30 F 31 F 10 -F 22 M 28 M 17 F i4 F 7 MA KY MO KY 2000/500 PA Mayor Eng Barkeeper MO Servant RI Speculator 4000 NH Carpenter IN Merchant KS KS MD IL KY KS 4000/5000 VA Merchant 8000/3000 VA Merchant. KY MO IL IL IL IN ME NB NB KS 3000/400 OH Hotel Kp 700/ NB Farmer NB NOV ME /150 Joiner NB Farmer NB NY Dep Sheriff 2000 MA AL CT Teacher MA Carriag Pai GA 400/200 Saddler Ger Ger Grocer 800 ME Wal Teacher 400/500 MA Clerk WI Brewer Ger Brewer 3000/300 Ger 500/500 MA ? Hot.el Prop -182- MA NY MA MA MA MA 062 199 199 199 096 209 2"18 172 209 172 225 225 225 225 048 048 040 048 040 048 048 048 048 040 234 055 055 234 055 055 055 055 055 055 055 209 212 294 212 209 167 064 064 092 248 002 040 105 105 028 209 027 235 235 028 285 027 32 NH St. KY ST KY ST KY. ST 17 CT St Eldridge House 2 VT ST Johnson House Eldridge House Johnson House 96 MA ST 96 MA ST 96 MA ST 96 MA ST 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA St 89 LA 5t 89 LA St 23 Commerical Commerical Hs Commerical Hs 23 Commerical Commerical Hs Commerical Hs Commerical Hs Commerical Hs Commerical Hous Commerical Hs Commerical Hs Eldridge House ? ? ? Eldridge House Waverly House 61 NY ST 61 NY ST ? 31 NY St Mass Wint&Pinck 89 LA St 39 ME ST 39 ME ST RI ST Eldridge House RI ST 26 RI ST 26 RI ST RI ST NH ST RI ST THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No. 4 �FEDERAL CENSUS ·1860. LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS. BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Eldridge Elliot Ellis Ellis Embry Emstad Emstad Engreson Engreson Engreson Engreson Engreson Engreson Estobrook Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Estringer Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans Evans Everly Fairbanks Fairbanks Fairbanks Faron Faron Faron Faron Faron Faron Faron Faron Farren Farren Farren Farren ,James ,Joseph ,Josephine ,L. ,Lida .W. ,Lyman ,Mary R. ,Mary S. ,Phebe ,S.W. ,Sholer ,T.S. ,R. ,A. ,Carrie ,J/H. ,P. ,Susan ,A. ,Anna ,H. ,Harriet ,John ,Oscar ,L. ,C. ,Eliz. ,Eliz. ,Eva Ann ,Henry ,John ,Mary ,Noah ,Sarah ,D. ,J .W. ,John ,Maria ,Mary ,Mary ,Mary ,D. ,Geo. ,H. ,Wm.H. ,Anna ,Eunice ,Fanny ,Harriet ,W. ,Walter ,Walter ,William ,Eliz. , Ellen ,Florence ,Mary M M F M 17 30 14 45 F 22 M 65 F 40 F 18 F 6m M 44 M2 M 35 M 31 M 28 F 28 M 207 M 30 F 24 M 20 F 14 F 48 F 8 M 52 M 10 F 45 F 45 F 10 F 10 F 20 M1 M7 F 18 M 17 F 15 M 19 M 47 M 22 F 15 F 10 F 18 F 46 ·M M M M F F F F 24 23 56 19 3 12 8 35 34 5 M M F 8 M2 F 37 F 7 F 5 F 2 TIlE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No.4 MA MA MA 300 MA Merchant IN MA 2000 MA MA KS Hotel Keep 66800/24M MA MA Merchant MA County Trea 500 IN Blacksmith 300/200 Ger Ger Printer Swe Barber Can Pol Swe Swe Swe Catholic Pr IA Laborer. Swe Swe Cook MA VA OH OH OH KT OH OH OH OH Wal Saddler OH Student 1000/1300 OH OH NY Wal OH Carpent.er PA Mechanic ME Machinest ME ME MA MA MA MA Butcher 4000/400 MA MA MA MA NY OH PA NY Servant :-183- 028 028 027 209 285 028 027 027 235 027 027 285 209 259 259 172 172 172 284 284 284 284 284 284 220 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 205 248 098 098 098 098 248 098 264 149 149 149 049 049 049 049 049 049 049 049 085 085 085 085 RI ST RI ST RI S1 Eldridge House NH ST RI ST RI S1 RI ST 26 RI S1 RI ST RI ST NH ST Eldridge House 65 MA ST 65 MA ST Johnson House Johnson House Johnson House 7 7 7 7 7 7 Whit.ney House 7 7 7 7 7 7 ? 7 7 31 W. W. W. W. 31 W. RI 44 44 44 7 7 7 7 NY St Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence NY ST Lawrence St VT ST VT ST VT ST ? ? ? 7 Hen Hen Hen Hen bt bt bt bt MA MA MA MA & & & &: NH NH NH NH �NAME Farren Faucett Fields? Fillmore Fillmore Fillmore Findley Finely Finely Finley Fish Fish Fisher Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Fitch Flogg Folks Folies Folies Folies Foolschman Ford Ford Ford Foster Foster Fraser Fraser Freeman Freeman Frells Frells Frick Frick Frihart Fritzel Fry Fry Fuilds? Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Fuller Furds Furds Furgerson Furgerson Furgerson Furon .. Gardner FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS ADDRESS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH NY. 085 Hen bt MA & NH M 37 Shoemaker ,W.H. NY 195 ? M 28 Laborer ,J.G. OH 055 Commerical Hs 11 M ,G. NH 146 48 NH 5T 2000/3000 M 27 Merchant ,h. NBR 146 48 NH 5T 2000/3000 M 29 Lawywer ,L. NY 146 48 NH 5T F 29 ,Rose OH 080 ? M '1 ,Wm. OH 009 8 Mass St F 28 ,Elizabeth VA 009 8 Mass 5t 3000/6000 M 31 Druggist ,J .A . 009 8 Mass 5t "finely) NY 240 ? F 27 ,E. OH 240 ? M 7 ,Frank Ger 209 Eldridge House M 45 Cook ,A. MA 258 NY ST Merchant M 54 ,Asa KS 025 ? Plaster? 1mo M ,Chas. M 28 Bookseller 3500/200 MA 025 ? ,E.P KS 025 ? F 3 ,Julia S. MA 258 NY ST 31 F ,Mary NY 025 ? F 26 ,Sarah N. ME 146 48 NH ST M 25 Laborer ,H.H. IN 295 87 VT ST Farmer 27 M ,D. 019 ? KS F 2 ,Carry 019 ? Ire F 24 ,Carry W. 019 ? RI 5001100 Physician M 31 ,S.C. 055 Commerical Hs NY Lawyer 31 M ,J.E. 005 48 Mass St NY M 48 Merchant ,(,eo. 005 48 MA ST NY 1600 M 48 Merchant ,Geo. 005 48 MA ST Ma 45 F ,Rachell H. lre 067 ? M 27 Carpenter ,A>M. 067 ? MA M 4 ,Chas. 003 127 Tenn VA F 25 ,Mary A. 2500/4000 NY 003 127 Tenn M 26 Jewler ,R. ME 093 ? F 16 ,Lizzie MA 093 ? 1300 Grocar M 36 ,0. NY 172 Johnson House M 22 Laborer ,John NY 172 Johnson House F 26 ,Sarah ??? 16 IN ST ? F 71 ,Adelaide ME 126 i6 IN ST M 47? Mi ller ,C. MD 165 KY AVE Blacksmith M 21 ,J. 044 30 RI St Ger 3001 M 22 ,H. Eng 291 33 NH ST 4000/300 30 F ,matilda Eng 291 33 NH ST M 29 Trader ,Samuel OH 055 Commerical Hs M 11 ,G. CT 136 35 TN ST 4000/1000 Physician 42 M ,Alonzo 136 35 TN ST 4000/1000 CT Physician M 42 ,Alonzo 136 35 TN ST CT F 12 ,Anna 136 35 TN ST CT F 12 ,Anna CT 136 35 TN ST F 34 ,Anna CT 136 35 TN ST F 34 ,Anna IL 146 48 NH 5T M 25 ,Ed 268 ? Ger F 25 ,frensha Ger 268 ? M 36 Saloon Keep ·,P. NH 151 ? F 24 ,Ellen KS 151 ? M 11m ,Fred J. 151 ? riA 1400 M 24 Machinest ,J .H . MA 059 ? M 17 Clerk ,E.D. CT 070 47 MA ST M 28 Baker ,J. -184- THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No. 4 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE. KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADORESS NAME Gardner Gates Gates Genkins Genkins Genkins Genkins Gerard Gerold Gill Girdon Glathood Glathood Glenn Gordon Gordon Gordon Grangen Granshintt Grant Graton Greswold Greswold Griffen Griffen Griffith Griffith Griffith Griswold Groll Groll Groll Groll Grovenor Grovenor Grovenor Grovenor Grovenor Grovenor Grow Grow Grow Guest Guest Guest Guest Guild Guild Guild Haag Haag Haag Hackett Hadwick Hadwick Hadwick Hall ,Mary ,Ada ,F. ,A.M. ,Emily ,George ,Mary E . ,I. ,So ,J. ,Chas. ,J. ,M .. ,R. Y . ,A. ,J. ,J. ,H. ,J. ,Chas. ,J .R. ,Ellen M. ,( Gr iswold) ,Ann ,T. ,Geo. ,Mary ,R.S. ,J .F . ,Margaret ,Margaret ,w.O. ,Wm. ,Chas. ,Ellen ,Emily ,G. ,H.P. ,Laura M. ,Chas. ,J.M. ,Mary ,Alfred ,Mary ,Mary ,Thos. ,Edwara ,J ,? ,Pamelia ,Gilbert ,H. ,Nancy ,Po ,George ,5. ,Sally ,E. 20 17 25 37 F 11 M 3 F 18 M 24 M 34 M 30 M 28 M 24 M 26 M 33 M 25 M 24 M 35 M 23 F 10 M 18 M 24 F 23 F F M F F 30 M 36 M 16 F 35 M 40 M 26 F 8 F 26 M 2 M 32 M 4 F 27 F 25 M 29 M 35 F 12 ? Merchant Carpenter Millman Grocer Grocer Machinest Laborer Laborer Mason Carpenter Merchant Druggist 5aloonkeep Grocer Grocer F 7 M 35 F 31 M 18 F 24 F 46 M 52 M 19 M 40 F 39 M 610 M 60 M 50 M 30 M 2 M 26 F 2 F 20 Carpenter MA MA 6000/2000 IL IL KS IL NY RI NH NY OH 20001 11000 OH RI 300 IN IN PA Eng OH NY 1300 MA NY Ire Ire ME MA MA 100/200 2000/6000 MA MO' Ger OH 525/800 Ger MA CT CT 3000/1300 NBR 2000/2000 CT MA CT 300/200 VT VT ? Merchant Clerk Merchant 10m/150 Farmer Farmer Hostler Butcher 1000/100 NY NY RI NY NY PA ME ME ME Ire MA MA MA Eng 070 258 258 111 111 III 111 209 220 223 291 039 039 151 195 195 223 287 161 218 088 008 008 256 256 241 241 241 007 086 086 086 086 071 071 072 071 072 072 294 294 294 115 115 115 115 057 057 057 156 156 156 209 106 106 106 281 47 MA ST NY ST NY ST ? ? ? ? Eldridge House Whitney House Levee 33 NH ST 80 NY St 80 NY 5t. ? ? ? ? 21 RI ST 2 VT 5T 47 VT 5T Ind & Winth Ind & Wint.h 71 IN 5T 71 IN ST 85 MA 5T 85 MA ST 85 MA ST Ind & Wint.th MA bt Hen& Win MA bt Hen& Win MA bt Hen& Win MA bt Hen& Win 94 NH 5T 94 NH 5T 103 NH 5T 94 NH 5T 103 NH 5T 103 NH 5T ? ? ? 175 175 175 175 167 167 167 M5 M5 MS M5 TN TN TN -185- 5T -" -" ? Eldridge House ? ? ? 120 NY 5T ••.. TO BE CONTINUED THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 St 5t. 5t 5t 5T 5T �BROWN. WALKER Florence FELDMAN-WOOD 1S looking for information on T. D. BROWN who lived in North Lawrence in the l880s. He received one-half of a patent right from Wal ter B. WALKER of Cherokee Station for an improvement in spinning wheels. She is seeking to prove that this T.D. BROWN is the same as Timothy Dewey BROWN of Oakland, California who had a patent dated 1883 for "new and useful improvements in wood spinning machines." If any Brown researcher can shed any light on either of these men (or, if they are the same, this man!), please contact Florence, at THE SPINNING WHEEL SLEUTH, P. O. Box 522, Andover, MA 01810 (508-475-8790). PARKER. SMITH Interested in any information on Enos W. SMITH, h. 1837, Harmony, Maine, brother of Benton SMITH. He settled SE 1/2 Sec. 4 Lecompton (now Wakarusa Twp.). Enlisted in the KS Cavalry at Ft. Leavenworth, 28 Sept 1861, and assigned to Co. A., 9th Reg. He listed Clinton as his residence during the Civil War. Worked for KS Pacific RR 1865-1868. Finally settled in Leadville, CO. Daughters Camilla b. 8 Nov 1868, Olathe,Ks; Ella L., h. Sept 1872, Neder1ands, CO. MARTHA J. PARKER, R. R. 2, BOX 99, OVERBROOK, KS 66524. CRASE. GIBSON I NEECE I STIDHAM Need information concerning Richard STIDHAM, m. Rachael CRASE. Richard Singleton STIDHAM m 1st Nancy NEECE. Children: James H., Rosa Ellen, Mary (Polly), Samuel, Thomas, Jasper, Harvey, and Amanda. M 2nd 5 Jan 1895 Rachael CRASE. Children in 1910 Federal census: Meredith, Ester, Ben, Ella Mae. Mardy (Meredith), Hattie, and Benjamin CRASE living in Lawrence, KS in 1910 Federal Census. LONA WARD GIBSON, 712 67th Ave. Dr. West, Bradenton, FL 34207. -186- TIlE PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 �INlEX TO Y<X... XVII. NO. 4 Nares appearing on the Federal Census (Pages 179-185) are not included in this index, s ; nee they are ; n alphabet; ca 1 order. -A- Laura, 175 BISSELL, Arabe 11 e , 167 BLACK, Samuel C., 169 BLACKLEDGE, A.N., 170 BLAKE, F.A., 166 BLEDSO, Johnathan, 170 BAKER &RIDENOUR, 166 ADAMS, Calorie, 165 Martin, 165 ADEBRECHT, Leonea August, 153 ALLEN, Asaph K., 170 H.K., 165, 168 Isaac, 165 Lyman, 165 Norman, 170 Robert, 165 ALLER, Henry_Nathaniel, 154 Ruth, 154, 161 Sarah Virginia, 161 ANDERSON, James, 166 Joseph, 166 Louis, 166 Sadie, 174 Sarah, 166 ANGELL, Mr., 156 ARMSTRONG, Nellie, 156 ASHLEY, Robt., 168 -BBAILEY, F.A., 165, 166, 167(2), 168(5), 170 L.D., 167(2) BAKER, F.P., 170 G.C., 164 George, 164 BALDWIN, James 0., 167 BALEN, J.W., 169 BANKS, E.V., 165, 170 George A., '164, E., 166 165, 170 BLOOD, H.L., 165 J., 165 James, 168 W.N., 168 BOLLINGER, Bess, 156 BOLHAN, Hay, 154 BOLZIZER, Mr., 159 BONO, Mahlon, 165 Silas, 169 Si las A., 165 BONEBRAKE, J.H., 169 BOWEN, Bessie, 173 BRADY, John, 167 BRANDER, James, 165 BRANSON, Jacob, 168, 169 BRECHEISEN, Mr. &Mrs. George, 162 Peter, 162 Will iam, 162 BREEZE, Heirs (minor), BARBER, Charles, 168, 170 BARKER; 169 Elizabeth F., 169 F., 165 Frances, 165 Francis, 165, 169 BARNARD, N., 166 BARNART, Abner, 161 BARNES, Amos, 170 BARTON, Joseph, 170 BEAILE, Isaac C., 169 BEAM, J., 167 J. A., 164, 169 Beam, J .A., 166 BEAM, J.H., 165 L.J., 165, 166 BEAN, L. J., 166 BEAZLEY, T.W., 167 BEEURE, L.J., 161 BIFFER/PIFFER, 11£ PIONEER, \Q... XVII, No. 4 169 Thomas, 169 Thomas Jr., 169 -187- BRETCHELHAUSER, Barbette. 161 Joseph, 167 BRIGGS, Steven, 168 BRINDLE, William, 164 BRINKLEY, Frank I in, 168 BROADWELL, Anne, 156 Mary Mears, 156 Virginia, 156 BRONSON, EI izabeth, 169 George H., 169 Heirs, 169 J., 165 J.L., 166 John L., 169 BROWN, D.G., 164 Garwood H., 169 Hartson R., 165 Heirs, 164, 169 Henry, 167 James B., 169 John, 164, 167 T.D., 186 Timothy Dewey, 186 BRUCE, Charles, 167 Lawson, 168 BRUNER, L.F., 164 BUCHHEIH, Mary A., 175 BUCK I NGH.6J1, Eddwin Jeffreys, 154 Sarah Virginia, 154 BULLEW, L., 16J. BURT, �I tI)E)( TO \Q... XV I I, No. 4 oont irued BURT (continued) George, 170(2) Heirs, 110 Henry, 170 BURTON, David L., 165 Detroit, 165, 166(2) L.H., 166 W.A., 165 BUSH, A.J., 165 wi 11 ; am H., 165 -CCANIFF, H.J., 168 CANNIFF, H.J., 166 CANNON, J.A., 169 CAREY, Kenneth Anton, 154 CARPENTER, Lewis, 167(2) CARROL, William, 110 CARSONS, Wi 11 iam, 165 CARTER, Elizabeth Dick inson, 159 CATLI ES, George 0., 168 CAVANASSEE, C., 165 CHEANEY, T., 169 CHRISTIAN, James, 165 CLARK, Herman, 168 CLAYTON, estate, 166 J.P., 169 M.M., 164 S.L., 169 W., 167 Widow, 164 William, 169 Wm., 168 CLOUGH, M.R., 167 COLLAMORE, George M., 164 COMPTON, John, 169 CONN, Nancy Jane, 169 CONNOR, Dorothy, 159 El izabeth, 159 Eva Gatch, 159 Rose, 159 COOK, Beulah Violet (Maud), 154 Charles Newman, 154 Elida (Ida) Gatch, 154 Ernest Gatch, 154 Phi 11 ips, 167 COOPER, A1ice, 114 Mary, 164 COREL, Rebecca, 163 CORNELIUS, E.H., 167 Paul ina, 168 Reuben, 168 COWEN, Bessie, 155 COX, Charlotte, 158 John, 158 Joseph, 158 Joseph F., 158 Katherine, 158 Martha, 158 Martha Gatch, 158 Rogers, 158 Rogers jr., 158 Tom, 158 CRAFT, Joseph, 166 CRANE, Kather i ne, 158 CRASE, Rachael, 186 CREAL, S., 169 CREEL, H.S., 166 Sylvester, 166 CROMPTON, John W., 168 CURRY, Mary, 158 CURTI S, A., 166, 167 Alfred, 164(2), 166(2) CUSTARD, Amos J., 165 R.W., 165 -0DALLAS, L.J., 168 DANIELS, Cynthia Ellen Elliott, 111 Ju I i a Ellen, 171 Miner, 111 Nathaniel Burr, 111 DANVERS, H.F., 110 DAR I NGTON, Charles, 156 DASHIELL, Nancy, 158 DAVEY, Minnie, 174 DAVIDSON, J.R., 169 James A., 165 John, 165 Jordan, 165 DAVIS, -188- H.P., 170 Henry F., 17G DENNIS, Ellen, 174 DERBY, John, 168 DISSINGER, Rev .• , 162 DODDRIDGE, . Lilly, 173 DOLL, Frederick, 164 DOUGLAS, El iza Jane, 169 Heirs, 169 William H., 169 DRISDAM, Beofin, 167 DRISDOM, Bedford, 16: DUMMER, R.W., 169 DUNBAR, Hiram, 168 Hirma, 168 DUNCAN, W.H., 161, iS9 Wes ley H., 168(2) DUNCAN &ALLISON, 168 DUNCAN & BROWIi, 165 DURSTON, Frank, 159 DWIGHT, Brothers, 165 -EECKE, F.J., 168 EDSON, Enma, 176 EDWARDS, Enid, 161 Harold, 1~. 161 Leon; 154 Lily Gatch. 161 TI£ PlaEER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �IN)E)( TO va.. Theoph i I us, 168 ELDRIDGE, L.W., 170 T.B.,170 ELDRIDGE &FORD, 161 ELLIOTT , Henry, 164 LavinaHo lloway, 111 Robert G., 161 Stephen, 111 ELLI S, Homer, 160 EMERY, J. S., 165 EMORY, Chas. C., 168 ENDERTON, Sherman, 118 ENGLISH, G,O., 110 ENOS, H.L., 167, 168 ESKRIDGE, C. V., 168 E.W., 168 Fick 0., 168 -FFAIRCHILD & Co., 168 FALLERY, E.R., 170 FARMER, Mrs. P., 161 FEASELEY, John C., 110 FELDMAN-WOOD, Florence, 186 FERRIL, Thomas, 161 FESSIG, Charles F., 160 FIELDS, E.H., 167 Julia Pearl Leigh, 171 XVII, No.4. oontinJed FILLiMORE, H.S., 169 L., 169 FILLMORE, Hasen S., 170 Heirs, 110 L., 110 Lemuel, 110 Lydia, 170 R.H., 110 Surviving Partner, 170 FISKE, Grace Gatch, 157 John F. I I I, 157 FITZGERALD, John, 170 FITZPATRICK, F.L., 155 FLORY, Elmira, 174 FOLLETT, F., 168 FORD, George, 165 FRAZIER, R.L., 168 FRIEDLINE, I.R., 155 FUIGERLU, John, 168 FULLER, A., 165 Dr. A., 117 -GGARDNER, Mr., 117 GARLAND, Carl, 159 GASLOW, Hr., 151 GATCH, Albert, 158 Andrew Phi 11 ippe, 158 Asbury Philip, 153(2) Tl£ PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 Cena, 151 Conduce Lock, 154 Eleanor, 158 Ella, 159 Elwood Steward, 159 Elwood Stewart, 159 Emley Barber, 151 Fannie Boyer, 153 Francis McCormick, 158 George, 153(2) George Albert, 154, 160 George Wallace, 153, 160 Gordon Gray, 159 Haro ld, 160 Harold Burns, 153 Helen, 153, 160 Helen Gray, 159 Helen Louise, 159 Kate Mahala Hughes, 154 Katherine Haynes, 158 Lillie, 154 Louise, 159 Mabe I May, 160 Marguerite, 157 Mary, 158, 159 Mary Etta, 153 Mi lton McCormick, 158 Mil ton W., 158 Orytha Helen, 158 Patricia Lou, 160 Philip Curry, 158 Rachel, 158 Robert Flton, -189- 153 Robert Fulton, 160 Ruth, 160 Ruth Elizabeth, 153 Ruth Gordon, 159 Sally, 151 'Samue I, 154, 159 Sara Etta, 154 Social Buck ingham, 153 Thomas Leigh, 158(2) Virginia, 153 Wallace Boyer, 154 GEELAN, Nettie, 112 GIBSON, Lona Ward, 186 GI LLI LAND, A.B., 169 GLEASON, . F., 169, 110 . Fortunatus, 164 J.H., 161 GOODALL, Hr., 156 GOODWIN, Ethel Swing, 155 Philip Burgin, 155 GRAHAM, John, 168 GRAHAM &WILLITT, 168 GROTON, John R., 110 GROVENOR, . G., 110(2) H.P., 170 GUEST &KIMBALL, 165 GWARTNEY, Mary, 164 Thomas, 164 -H- �1..:lEX TO YOL. XVII HAGAN, Dennis, 166 John, 166 HALBERT, . D.C., 161 HALL, Barbara, 156 Carlos, 110 George E., 110 Lucy Ann, 110 Mr., 156 HALL &McKINNEY, 169 HAM, W.P., 169 HAMLIN, Charles H., 168 HANDFORD, George, 110 HANEY, Edward, 164 HANSCOME, O.A., 169 HANSEN, S.K., 161 HANSON, Wi 11 iam, 165 HARP, C., 110 HARRINGTON, Martha, 110 HARRIS, B.F., 151 B. F., Jr., 151 El izabeth, 151 H.H., 151 Henry, 151 William, 151 HART, Donald, 156 Dr. Robert, 156 El izabeth, 156 John, 156 Richard, 156 Robert, 156 William, 156 HARTLEY, J., 165 HARTMAN, t No. 4 oontiRJed Maur ice, 164, ·166 HARTMANN, Maurice, 166 HASELTINE, HOLLOWELL, Si las, 169 HOLT &.ELDRIDGE, 168 HOOVER, Isaac, 161 HOPKINS, T., 164 HORNSBY, LD., 110 HAUSMAN, Mrs. Sarah, 161 HAWES, John, 165 HAZELTINE, DavidP., 166 Joseph, 166 Melvia, 166 Wm. M., 166 HEATH, Alfred, 164 Erastus, 165 Heirs, 165 Jannetta B., 165 HELM, Wi 11 iam M., 169 HELMS, William, 169 HENDRY, A.W., 165 J.W., 165 James M., 168 Samuel, 165 HERN, Gentry F., 165 HERRING, W., 166 W.W., 169 Wm. W., 165 HETRICK, Maude, 114 HILL, Harry, 151 Winnie, 114 HINMAN, Will iiun S., 168 HIRD, Carrie, 113 HOLLAND, Alverda James, C., 165, 110 Co lumbus, 164, 168 Widow, 168 Will i am B., 164 HORTON, James C., 110 HOUK, Anna, 113 HOWARD, H.M., 166 R.M., 166 HOYT, B., 169 Benjamin, 169 HUBBARD, A.L., 166 David, 169, 110 HUGHSON, E.O., 110 El ias 0., 169 S.K., 110 5.S., 110 HUNT, P.H., 168 HUSON, Dr., 117 . S.K., 168 HUTCHINSON, Walter C., 161 -1- ISHAM, Asa, 155 Asa C., 155 Mary Louise, 155 Suzanne, 155 151 HOLLOWAY, Lavina, 111 -J- -190- JACKSON, Bessie, 113 .JARVIS, Hanson, 165 Typhosa, 165 JENKS, Lewis, 168 JOHNSON, B., 169 Campbell Swing. 156 Dr. J. A., 155 Mat i Ida, 113 JONES, 171 Heirs, 169(2) L.L., 169 Marshall J., 169 Solomon Wm .• 164 Widow i 169 JORDAN, J., 151 -KKELLOG, L., 161 KENNEDY, Be 11, 114 KENSIT, Inez Staatz, 162 KENYON, J.L., 168 KILLAM, George F., 170 M.A.C., 161 KIRKHAM, LN., 169 KIRKLAND, J., 169 KOEHLER, Lena, 113 KREIPE, Ett ie, 115 -LLA HAY, Francois, 169 Heirs, 169 1l£ PIONEER, YOL. XVII, lb. 4 �INlEX TO VOL. XVII, No. 4 oontin..ted Nancy, 169 LADD, E.D., 168, 1"69( 2) E. V., 168 LANTON, Mrs. Sarah E., 177 LASH, J. F., 165 LASLE, George W., 167 LAUMAN, Anna M. Gatch, 159(2) Annie Carter, 159 Hester, 159 Philip Gatch, 159(2) LAURIE, Wi 11 iam, 170 LAWERSON, Bertha, 172 LAWRIE, John W., 166 LEIGH, Clarence Virgil, 171 Edgar Daniels, 171 Esther Virginia, 171 Harold Roscoe, 171 James, 171 Julia Ellen Daniels, 171 Ju li a Pear I, 171 Lawrence Elliott, 171 Mar i an Rose, 171 Ruth Ellen, 171 Virgil James, 171 LEONARD, A.R., 165 LEOPOLD, Mr., 159 LEWIS, A.O., 166 LINDAU, William D., 166 LINTON, Elva, 160 LI TCHF I ELD, F.A., 166 LONGFELLOW, Charles, 170 LORD, Cattarina M., 166 LOUGHITT, Dorothy, 157 Mr., 157 Nancy Jane, "151 LOUIS, H.M., 168 LOVE, Jesse, 164 LOWMAN, Clemmie J., 170 Edward S., 170 LUDD I NGTON , R.W., 169 LUM, Amos, 169 -MMcALLASTER, O.W., 165 McARTHUR, Loammi, 164 McCALL, America, 172 Matilda, 112 MCCLUNG, Lawson, 151 McCORMICK, Wm., 169 " McCREERY, Crane, 168 McCURDY, W.S., 170 McFADDEN, James, 165 McFARLAND, 1l£ PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 Thomas F., 168 McGLOTHLIN, Cora, 163 David, 163 H.H., 163 Hank, 163 Henry H., 163 Jemima, 163 Jul ia, 163 Shadrick "Shade", 163 Shadrick Jr., 163 McKARVER, Ely, 161 McKINNEY, Nicho las, 169 Wm., 166 MACY, Eli ab G., 164 MALEN, Bertha, 176 MALONE, Thomas, 169 Widow, 169 MARKHAM, Osmon Grant, 153 Socia Buck ingham, 160 Virginia Gatch, 153, 160 MARSHALL, Zachariah, 164 MARTIN, D., 169 David, 169 W.O., 169 " MATHERS, LauraS.,112 Wi 111 am P., 169 MATHINA, Martha, 173 HATNEY, Charles, 166 David, 168 MATTHEWS, D. R., 168 Johnathan, 161 MAYO, -191- E. F., 164 MEABERLY, A.W., 168 MEARS, Edith, 156 Sarah Elizabeth, 156 WIn. B. C., 156 MEEDER, George, 162 MEEGAN, Pat, 168 MELlSH, Mary, 157 Sarah Gatch, 151 Thomas Gatch, 151 MERRICK, Ell iott F., 166 MIGLARIA, M., 164 MILLER, " Heirs, 170 Henry, 110 Josiah, 161(2) MILLS, Frances, 158 MITCHELL, David r., 169 MOHATT, Cornel ia, 172 MONTGOMERY, Robert, 154 W.P., 169 MOORE, Bertha Lawerson, 112 Clara, 164 Ely (El i), 164 Hampden, 164 John T., 166 Mar i nda E., 164 Sarah, 115 r.M., 164 Widow, 166 Wi 11 iam, 161 Wm. D., 112 MORGAN, M.H., 166 �INDEX TO VOL. XVII, No. 4 continued MORRIS, tIara, 172 Clara R., 174 Cora, 174 Howard 0., 172 Sadie, 172 Sarah Osborn, 172 Wayne, 172 Wilma Scott, 172 Wm. H., 172 Wm. Howard, 172 MORRISS, Allen A., 172 Clarence, 172 Cornelia Mohatt, 172 Effie, 172 Florence, 172 Floyd, 172 Geo. 0., 172 Goldie, 172 -Laura, 172 Laura Mathers, 172 Nathan, 172 Nellie, 172 Neva May, 172 Opal Raines, 172 at is B., 172 Vena Fay, 172 Wayne, 172 MORSE, John L., 164 MOSS, J.L., 166 MUENZEMAYER, Mrs. Hannah, 161 MUIRHEAD, Br i an, 161 David Aller, 161 Robert Lloyd, 161 Ruth, 161 MURPHY, Elizabeth Ridgway, 159 John Frederick, 159 Lucinda Tuttle, 172 Margaret, 17 2 T.L,172 MYERS, Delmar, 172 E.E.,172 Mat i1 da HcCa 11 , 172 Myrtle, 172 -NNEAL, Aaron S., 168 NEECE, Nancy, 186 NEIDER, Mary, 175 NELSON, Mary L., 176 NEWMAN, Maud, 154 NICHOLS, Al ice, 172 Anna, 112 Charles, 172 Elmer, 112 Gertrude, 172 Martha, 172 Mrs. R.T., 172 NOE, August G., 172 David, 172 Gladys, 172 Hazel, 172 Madel ine, 172 Nettie Geelan, 172 NORRIS, Henry, 165 NORTHROP, Andrew E., 166 NORWOOD, Amer i ca HcCa 11 , 172 Bessie Jackson, 173 Cora, 172 -192- George, 173 George W., 172 Helen, 173 Jessie, 173 Jul ia, 172 Hay, 172, 173 R.H., 173 Rachel, 173 Ray, 172 Robert, 172 Ruth, 173 NOXON, John Franklin " I, 160 John Frank lin Jr., 160 NOYES, J.N., 169 NUFFER, Anna Houk, 173 August, 173 Charles, 173 Leonard, 173 Hary Zeeb, 173 Oscar, 173 Paul, 173 Rose, 173 WIn., 173 NUTEN, S.B., 167 -0- ODEBRECHT, Asbury, 153, 160 Asbury Richard, 160 Florence, 153, 160 Harry Etta Gatch, 160 Hary Margaret, 160 OGDEN, Stephen, 168 OHSNWOLD, Prentiss, 168 OLLEASRSE, John L., 164 OSBORN, AI ice, 173 A11 en J., 17 3 Ella, 173 Grace, 173 James, 113 Martha Hathina, 173 Maude, 173 Rosie, 173 Sarah, 112 OWEN, Robert, 170 -p- PAGE, M.A., 170(2) PARADEE, Esther Virginia Leigh, 171 PARKER, Martha J., 186 PASLAY, Albert, 173 Carrie Zeeb, 173 Charles, 173 David Jr., 113 David L., 173 Dorothy, 173 Marie, 173 Harta, 173 PASLEY, Cynthia Ellen Elliott, 171 PATE, laura, 175 PATTON, . Mary, 154 PAUL, William, 166 PEABODY, D.G., 166 David G., 164, 169 PEARCE, A11 en, 167 PERATT, John, 168 1l£ PI<»EER, Vol. XVII, No. 4 �IN>EX TO \401... XVII, No. 4 oontirued PERCIVAL, Jessie, 159 PERRY, A., 16B, 170 PETERSON, John, 177 PHILLIPS, Clarence, 156 Dr. R. M., 169 R.M., 169 Roman, 156 PILE, Marion Rose Leigh, 171 PILL, Charles, 162 PIPER, Wm. G., 165 POTTER, Otis, 165 POTTIO, walter C., 166 PRATT, Caleb S., 167 John, 167(2) PRENTICE, Marsha 11, 177 Thad, 177 PRENTIS, S.B., 164, 167 PRENTISS, L.B., 16B S.B., 165, 16B PRENTISS & GRISWOLD, 167 PROBASCO, Mrs .. Rebecca W., 163 PUGH, Thomas, 166 -QQUALLS, Mi ldred Lornetta, 160 QUANTR ILL, 177, 178 -RRAINES, Opa 1, 172 RAKE, Alfred, 173 Blanche, 173 Car 1, 173 D.P., 173 David E., 173 Ellen, 173 J.E., 173 Kate Roberts, 173 Laura, 173 Lucille, 173 Maud Studebaker, 173 Myrt Ie, 173 Ralph, 173 Raymond, 173 Roy, 173 Wm. E., 173 RANDALL, Claire, 156 John, 157 Li 11 ian Gatch, 156, 157 Patty, 157 Philip, 157 RANDOLPH, William, 165 RANKIN, Charles, 173 Marcus, 173 Maude, 173 Mrs. 01 ive B., 173 REED, A.L., 167 Margaret, 166 REEDE, E.B. (Ewen), 165 REIDSMILLER, Alois, 167 REISS, Rev. Arthur, 161 REYNOLDS, Emily, 173 11£ PIONEER, \401... XVII, No. 4 Herbert, 173 Violet Vincent, 173 Wm., 173 RICHARDS, Carrie Hird, 173 Cide, 173 E.M., 173 Geo. T., 173 John, 173 Lilly Doddr idge; 173 Paul ine, 173 Richard, 173 Saddie, 173 Wi 11 iam, 173 RICHARDSON, Ellen, 168 RIDENOUR &BAKER, 167, 168(2) RIGGS, S.A., 167 Sam' 1 A., 168 (2) Samuel A., 165, 170 RIGGS &RIGGS, 168 RIGGS &THARPE, 165 RINLY, W.M., 168 ROBENS, C.L., 170 ROBERTS, Heirs, 170 John, 170 Kate, 173 Widow, 170 ROBINSON, Bessie Bowen, 173 Elmer, 173 Emi I, 173 Vester H., 173 RODENASE, Wi 11 iam, 168 RODEWALD, Mary, 162 Mrs. Walter, 162 ROGERS, -193- Herb A., 173 Kirby, 173 Matilda Johnson, 173 ROLLER, Charles, 173(2) Char les G., 173 Harvey, 173 Katherine, 173 Lena Koehler, 173 Lillian, 173 Rosie, 173 Violet, 173 ROLLINS, J.D., 161 Joseph, 166 ROOT, Ebenezer, 169 Sarah, 169 RUNYAN, Mary Gatch, 159 Minnie, 159 ,RUYSELL, L.C., 165 -SSAFFORD, A.C.W., 165 SANFORD, Ella Wood, 174 Herbert, 174 Howard, 174 Raymond, 174 Roy, 174 W.N., 174 SANTCLAR (Sinclair), Frank, 174 Jennie Trotmyer, 174 Ralph, 174 Wm., 174 SARGENT, George H., 166 SCHEER, Add, 174 Bell, 174 Bessie, 174 �INlEX TO Y<L. XVII, No. 4 contirtJed SCHEER (continued) Daisy, 114 SCHELLHORN, A., 114 Car I, 114 Elmira Flory, 114 Floyd, 114 Marguerite, 114 Richard, 114 SCHENDEL, Amel ia, 162 Ludwig, 162 SCHROYER, Ada, 174 Bi lly, 114 Chr ist ine, 174 Jennie, 114 Jim, 174 Lenora, 174 Minnie Davey, 114 Robert E., 174 Ruth, 174 SCHULTZ, Frederick, 167 SCOFIELD, C.C., 166 SCOTT, AI ice, 174 Boyd M. Sr., 174 Cora Morris, 174 Ellen Dennis, 114 Henry, 174 J.G., 166 J.J., 166(2) James, 165, 166(2), 174 James S., 165 Minnie, 174 Robert Jr., 114 Robert M. Sr., 114 Wilma, 172, 174 SCUDDER, Ephraim S., 165 SEHON, C.W., 174 Curt is, 1H Frank, 114 Helen, 174 Julia, 174 Philip, 174 Russe 11, 114 Winnie Hill, 114 SELDEN, Florence Gatch, 157 James, 157 Lillyan, 157 Love, 157 Marian, 157 SERTEE, David, 164 SHAFFER, Arthur G., 114 Clara R. Herris, 114 Clifford, 174 Cora, 175 Ear I, 174 Ettie, 174 Fern, 174 Harold, 114 Helen, 174 Henry, 164 John El i, 174 Leatha, 174 Lee, 174 Martha Spencer, 114 Maude, 174 Mildred, 174 Ruth, 114 Wilma, ,174 . SHANK, Christ ian, 168 SHANNON, John, 164 IV i 11 son G., 169 W11 son, 164, 169, 170 SHAW, Lo la, 114 Mrs. Hattie, 114 Will, 114 SHELDON, -194- E. P., 166 SHELLY, Blanche, 114 Maude Hetrick, 114 Michael, 174 SHIELDS, A.H., 114 Mary, 174 Sadie Anderson, 174 Vergie, 174 SHIRAR, A1ice Cooper, 114 Charlie L., 114 Denna, 114 Hazel, 174 Helen, 174 Lester, 174 SHIRLEY, Elmer, 175 Frank, 175 Frank T., 175 Laura Pate, 175 Russell, 175 SHOBERT, George, 170 SHOTTS, Anna R., 153 SILVER, J.R., 155 SIMMONS, Aaron matson, 155 Anna Dial, 155 Bertha Emma, 155 Cora, 155 Effie, 155 Mary, 155 SIMPENS, Henry, 165 SIMPSON, Brothers, 170 I.A., 170 SLAUGHTER, Alex, 175 Everett, 175 SLAVENS, Buster, 175 Duggie, 175 Edith, 175 Henrietta, 175 Irene, 175 Mabe I Spang I er , 175 Nell ie, 175 Robert B., 175 Sara, 115 Thomas, 175 SMITH, Benton, 186 Camilla, 186 Chas. W., 168 Clarence, 175 Edward, 175 Elizabeth,175 Ella L., 186 Enos W., 186 Frank, 175 Fred, 175(2) Fred C., 175 G.F., 168 George'., 168 Ha ley, 175 Harry, 175 Joe, 115 Lloyd B., 154 Martha, 175 Mary, 175 Mary Worley, 175 Mrs. Harriett E. LEIST, 175 Mrs. Harriett E. Leist, 175 Pear I, 175 Rosa, 115 Wm'., 175 SOLOMAN, M., 168 SOLOMON, M., 161 SOULE, Amasa, 166 William L.G., 170(2) Wm. L.G., 166 SPANGLER, 11£ PIONEER, Y<L. XVII, No. 4 �ItIlE)( TO YOL. XVII. No. 4 oontirued Mabe I, 175 SPENCER, Cora Shaffer, 175 Donna (Dermla), 175 Etta, 175 Harley, 175 John, 175 Martha, 174 Martha True, 175 W.F., 175(2) STEEL, C.H., 167 STERNBAUGH, ThomasJ.,167 STEVENS, Tyler, 168 STIDHAM, Amanda, 186 Ben, 186 Benjamin, 186 Ella Mae, 186 Ester, 186 Harvey, 186 Hattie, 186 James H., 186 Jasper, 186 Mardy (Meredith), 186 Mary (Polly), 186 Meredith, 186 Nancy Neece, 186 Rachael CRASE, 186 Richard, 186 Richard Sing Ieton, 186 Rosa Ellen, 186 Samuel, 186 Thomas, 186 STILE, A.F., 167 STILL, A. T., 165, 169 James M., 168 STILLMAN, Alex, 168 STORE, E.E., 168 STORKBRIOGE, J., 167 STOWE, Warren, 166 STROUP, William, 168 STUDEBAKER, Maud, 173 SURBER, Or., 166(2) SUTLIFF, E., 167 W.E., 170 William E., 167 SWANK, Davis, 164 SWIFT, Louisa Margaret Walker, 160 Mary F. Gatch, 160 SWING, El izabeth, 155 Elizabeth Fishback, 156 Florence, 155 Francis, 155 Freded ck, 156 Frederick C., 156 James, 156 Katherine, 155 Louise, 156 Mary, 155 Mary E., 155 Peter F., 155, 156 Phi lip C., 155 Philip F., 155 Richard C., 155 Susan, 155 SYLVESTER, E., 167 -T~ TALBERT, TIE PIONEER. VOL. XVII. No. 4 Nathan, 164 TAYLOR, E., 165 J.W., 165(2) THACKER, S., 167 S.O., 167, 168, 169, 170 S.W., 166 So Ion 0., 167(2) THERLEN, S.O., 164 THOMAS, Jackson C., 164 THOMPSON, H. V., 166 H.W., 166, 169 Katherine Louella, 156 Margaret, 156 Sarah Mears, 156 THORP, M., 169 THURBER, George B., 166 TITLE, Bobby, 163 TOKEY &ANDERSON, 170 TOMABELL, Wi 11 iam, 168 TOOTHAKER, Godfrey, 169 TRASK, Jos i ah C., 165 TRASK &LOWMAN, 168 TROTMYER, Jennie, 174 TRUE, Martha, 175 TUFTS, MaryA., 165 TULLY, William, 170 TUSSEY, James S., 164, 166 Minor ch il dren, -195- 166 Widow, 166 TUTTLE, LuCinda, 172 -UULLRICK, B., 167 Benjamin, 167 David, 167 Jacob, 167 Mary, 167 Widow, 167 -yVAN BLARICOM, David, 166 Eva, 166 VAN BLARICOME, David, 168 Heirs, 168 .vAN CLEEYE, John, 168 VAUGHN, Donald W., 179 VIECH, David, 164 VILES, Pearl, 176 VINCENT, Violet, 173 VOGT, Ermla, 153 -wWADE, A.B., 165 Augusta Virginia, 171 H.B., 165 WAIT, Richard G., 167 Wm. W., 167 WALKER, G.W., 168 Sam'!, 168 �INJEX TO va.. XVII,·· No. 4 continued WALKER (continued) . walter B., 186 WALTERS, Francis, 167 WARD, Lona, 186 WARNER, Mrs. J.C., 173 WATERS, Henry, 110 WATSON, James, 167 WATTER, Francis, 161 WAUGH, E.H., 169 WElL, John, 161 WENRICH, Mrs. F.C., 173 WESTERULT, D.C., 164 WEYBRIGHT, Daniel, 166 WHARTON, Heirs, 170 J., 161, 170 Robert, 110 WHEEDON, Ashbell M., 168 WHEELER, Eugene B., 166 WHITE, A., 168 Absolom W., 169 WH IT LOCK , Will iam, 161 WILDER, John H., 165,· 170 WILLEMSEN, Charles, 167, 110 WILLEY, John W., 168 WI LLiAMS, Henry, 110 John S., 168, 169 R.L., 168(2) WILLI AMSON, Henry B., 165· W.L., 17~ WINTER, A.K., 175 Char 1es, 115 Charles B., 175 Laurie B., 175 Mark, 175 Mary, 175 Maude, 175 Paul, 175 Whitford, 166 WISE, Dwain, 175 Eva, 175 Henry, 175 Laura Bi ffer /P iff er) , 175 Samuel D., 175 WITTEN, James, 165 WOOD, Edwin W., 167 Ella, 114 John P., 169 Rheuthy, 169 WOODMAN, J.B., 168 WOODS, Andrew, 169 WOODWARD & FAIRLEY, 167 WOODWORTH, W. F., 16$ WORDEN, L.J., 164 Lorenzo J., 168 WORLEY, Mary, 175 'WRIGHT, C.A., 170 WULFKUHLE, Albert, 175(2) Amel ia, 115 Anna, 175 Arthur, 115 -196- C.F., 115 Emma, 175 Ernest, 175 Ettie Kreipe, 175 Frank, 175 Fred, 175 Fred H., 175 Freda, 175 Gus, 175 Harold, 175 Harry, 175 Harry 0., 175 Harvey, 175 Herbert, 115 Leatha, 175 Mary A. Buchheim, 175 Hary Neider, 115 nllie, 175 Walter, 175 William, 175 wrr.., 115(2) WUZER, B.F., 175 Laura, 115 Philip, 175 Prince, 115 Sarah Moore, 175 WYMER, Bertha, 176· Bertha Malen, 176 Emma, 176 Fern, 116 Helen, 176 Herb, 176 Herbert, 176 Hartin, 176 Mrs .. Martha, 176 Wi 11 iam, 176 William 5., 176 YARDLEY, E.'., 164 William, 164 YARNOLD, Thomas, 168 YEAGER, Roth Ellen Leigh, 111 YOST, Mary L. Ne 1son, 176 William P., 116 YOUNG, Hiss Bessie, 176 YOUNG BROS &CO., 168 -ZZEEB, Aldora, 176 Annabe 11, 116 Carrie, 113 Edward, 116 Freddie, 176 George, 116 Gust. A., 116 John G., 116 Julius A., 116 Mabe I, 116 Mary, 113 Mike, 116 Pearl Viles, 116 Sophia, 176 -YYAHN, Anna, 116 Emma Edson, 176 henry, 116 Lillian, 176 ll£ PIONEER, VOL. XVII, No. 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1994 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL17_4_SUMMER1994 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/4a46722fc8f816333198e25114358363.pdf 1f24698471accb0d1cf2a2bc5cfbc789 PDF Text Text ~, ·. --.-----'---~----- - - ' - - - - - - --- ----._- �DOUGLAS COUNTY, GZNEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. ?O. SOX 3664 .LAWRE:1CZ, KANSAS 66046-0664 ~ISAS OFFICERS President. Vice President • • • Recording Secretary • Correspondin~ SeFretary Treasurer • Librarian •• Genealogist •• '. Publications. Pioneer Editor •• Newslet~er Editor • .Bobby Title, Santa Ana, CA92701 COMMITTEES Membership Chainman Refreshments • • • Goodwill. • • • • ~ays and ~eans •• Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chainman. •• Budget. • • • • • • •• Calling Committee Chair Family His~ory Book Chair FGS Representative. Pioneer Ccmmittee • Carol Whitson, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (beard) Officers Carol Francis, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Dcuglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regu~arly schedu~ed MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH,.7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afterncon meetings and occasional area tours are held ~f possible. An annual public workshop is held to help i~ research. 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 and sent tc the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to ~dE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welccme. * * * * * * * * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located in the Helen Osma room on the lower level of the Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermon~ 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 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 reser7ed through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 VOL. XVII. No. 3 CONTENTS Spring 1994 PAGE THE GATCH GENEALOGY - PART 3 ...........•................... ···· .. ····· .106 THOMAS S. SALATHIEL - EARLY KANSAS NATIVE .•.......•..•...............•.. 113 APPEARANCE DOCKET, Probate Court, Vol. A, 1855 - Part 2 ................ 114 ANE-I\TTAFEL CHART OF INEZ STAATZ KENS IT ...... ·........••.................. 119 OREGON TRAIL PROJECT OF IDAHO ................. ; ............. ·.····· .•.. 120 A DIARY OF OUR TRIP ACROSS THE PLAINS by Delila B. Wait - Conclusion ... 121 OBTAINING VITAL RECORDS FROM THE STATE OF KANSAS ..•.•.................. 128 KANSAS FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY - PART 2 .................••........... 129 KANSAS STATE CENSUS - LAWRENCE CITY - PART 1 ..............•............ 134 QUERIES ..............................•....................... '.......... 141 INDEX TO VOLUME XVII, NO.3........................................... 142 The Pioneer welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board Member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co, Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, . the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT,OF $4.00 to cove~ Post Office charges to us. �THE GATCH GENEALOGY Unpublished typescript dated February 1936 In the possession of the Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society (EDITOR'S NOTE: Numbering in typescript is inconsistent,;, J~owever, it is left , as the author noted it.) ~ PART 3 PIPTH GENERATION, CONTINUED 76. Conduce GATCH, son of Andrew GATCH, #19, was given a fine education. He was struck by lightning and found dead under a tree on his father's farm. 77. John Leming GATCH, son of Andrew GATCH, fH9, died soon after returning home from the Civil War, where he had suffered much (probably in Libby Prison). 78. George GATCH, son of Andrew GATCH, 4H 9, married Ella Worthington. They had children. 79. Joseph GATCH, son of Andrew GATCH, fH9, was born 1n March. married. They had children. 181. He Victor GATCH. 80. Margaret GATCH, daughter of Andrew GATCH,' #19, married Dana Smalley. They had one daughter. 81. Conduce William GATCH, son of Thomas GATCH, i~20, was born March 17, 1856, at Pleasant Hill, Ohio. He died on November 5, 1908, Milford, Ohio. He was called "Will". He was a newspaper man in Cincinnati, many years a reporter on the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, later editor at Milford, and physician. In 1882 he married Elizabeth Birdie BASS, who died on June 12, 1897. They had four children. Edith GATCH, Can B. GATCH, Willard Phillip GATCH and _______ who married Dora MYERS in 1900. (Data from Eva M. GATCH, Greenfield, Iowa. 1~20. 82. May GATCH, daughter of Thomas GATCH, 83. Eleanora GATCH (Ella), daughter of Joseph Magrue (McGrew) GATCH, 1;22, was born September 6, 1844. Her sweetheart did not return from the Civil War (?) and she died soon after the war. Buried Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 -106- �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 84. Joseph Trimble GATCH, son of Joseph McGrue (McGrew) GATCH, was born June 27, 1847. He fought in the Civil War, where he suffered much. May have been incarcerated in the Libby Prison. He is buried in the Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinn~ti, Ohio. 85. Conduce Locke GATCH, son of Joseph McGrue (McGrew) GATCH, #22, was born November 2, 1849. He married Jennie A. WILLIAMSON. He was a pioneer telegraph operator in Denver, Colorado, and traveled much. He died December 14, 1903, and is buried in Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Colorado. They had one daughter: 184. 86. Lillie GATCH Elida (Ida) Rusk GATCH, daughter of Joseph McGrue (McGrew) GATCH, #22, was born October 18, 1856. She married Charles Hall COOK on December 24, 1874, who was from New Richmond, Ohio. Charles Hall COOK studied at University of Michigan, University of Denver, Cornell University, Northwestern University, Antioch (IL) College. He had degrees A.B., A.M., B.D. (?), D.D. and Ph.D. He was a Congregational minister in Montana, then Episcopalian minister in Denver, Colorado; then professor of Psychology and Philosophy in University of Colorado at Boulder. Elida Rusk GATCH, her husband Charles Hall COOK, and daughter Beulah, ar.e buried in Denver, Colorado. They had 2 sons and 1 daughter. 185. 186. 187. Beulah Violet COOK born August 13, 1878 Ernest Gatch COOK born October 1, 1876 Charles Newman COOK born March 29, 1891 87. Anne Harvey GATCH, daughter of Joseph McGrue (McGrew) GATCH, 4t22, was born November 1, 1862. She married Charles B. MELISH and lived for a time in Cincinnati. They were divorced. Later she married Patrick Henry MCDONALD. She now lives at 6330 Magnolia St., Chicago, Illinois. There were no children. 88. Aaron Matson SIMMONS, son of Elizabeth Gatch MATSON, 4t33 and James SIMMONS was born in 1832. He died in 1894. He married Rebecca D. LANE. They had six children: 188. 189. 190. Effie Elizabeth SIMMONS* Bertha Emma SIMMONS* Mary SIMMONS* -107- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 191. Laura Lane SIMMONS* 192. Cora S. SIMMONS* 193. Anna Dial SIMMONS* * They have no descendants. 89. Philip Gatch SIMMONS, son of Elizabeth Gatch MATSON, #33, and James SIMMONS married Laura LANE. They had no children. 90. Sarah SIMMONS, son of Elizabeth Gatch MATSON, #33 and James SIMMONS married William DIAL. They had no children. 91. Lou SIMMONS, daughter of Elizabeth Gatch MATSON #33 and James SIMMONS married Joseph HILLIS. They had no children. 92. Mary SIMMONS, daughter of Elizabeth Gatch MATSON, 4t33 and James SIMMONS married Hugh CRAWFORD. They had no children. 96. Georgetta-MATSON, daughter of Philip D. MATSON, #34, married A.G. WINSTON. She died in 1888. 97. Mary MATSON, daughter of Philip D. r-'I.ATSON, 4t34 married D. G. THOMAS. They moved to Long Beach, California. 98. (Male) MATSON, son of Philip D. Matson, #34 died at the age of 8 years. 99. Sally MATSON, daughter of Philip D. MATSON, #34 married Richard GATCH (son of Benjamin, son of Lewis, son of Nicholas GATCH). They lived in Wheeling, West Virginia. She died in 1884. (See Gatch line of Nicholas.) 100. Hattie MATSON, daughter of Philip D. Matson, 4t34 married William FAUCETT. They had at least three children: 194. 195. 196. Philip Matson FAUCETT 101. Anna MATSON, daughter of Philip D. MATSON, 1t34 married Caleb A. SHERA. They lived in Oxford, Ohio. 106. Philip Burgin GOODWIN, son of Ruth Swing GOODWIN, 4t39 was married and had a daughter: 197. Ethel Swing GOODWIN THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII; -No. 3 -108- �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 112. Peter Fletcher SWING, son of Judge Philip Burgin SWING, N45, married Louise Waldon CONKLING. They had 7 children: 198. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. Florence SWING Philip C. SWING Richard C. SWING Mary E. SWING Frederick SWING Louise SWING George SWING 113. Caroline Matson SWING, daughter of Judge Philip Burgin SWING, #45 married Judge James B. SWING. 115. Elizabeth Fishback SWING, daughter of Judge Philip Burgin SWING, tt45 married Campbell Moore JOHNSON of Dodge City, Kansas. They had one son: 205. 116. Mary Smith MEARS, daughter of Anne Matson GATCH, It46, married Jacob BROADWELL. They had four children: 206. 207. 208. 209. 118. Edith MEARS Edgar MEARS Harry MEARS Sarah Elizabeth MEARS, daughter of Anne Matson GATCH, N46 married S.A. THOMPSON. They had 2 children: 213. 214. 120. Florence BROADWELL Luella BROADWELL Virginia BROADWELL Anna BROADWELL William B. Christopher MEARS, son of Anne Matson GATCH, N46 married Caroline GEST. They had three children: 210. 211. 212. 119. Campbell Swing JOHNSON Margaret THOMPSON Katherine Luella THOMPSON Katie D. GATCH, daughter of Dr. Philip Burgen GATCH, #47, died on August 2, 1872. -109- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 121. Lillian Love GATCH, daughter of Dr. Philip Burgen GATCH, 4t47 married John RANDALL. There were two children: 215. 216. 122. Florence GATCH, daughter. of Dr. Philip Burgen GATCH, #47 married J. M. SELDEN. They had 3 children: 217. 218. 219. 123. Claire Randall Philip Randall Lillyan SELDEN James SELDEN Love SELDEN Clifford D. GATCH, son of Dr. Philip BURGEN GATCH, tt47 married and had two sons: 220. 221. Philip GATCH Gordon GATCH 125. Philip B. GATCH, son of Dr. Philip Burgen GATCH, tt47 died June 1873. 128. Burgetta GATCH, daughter of Nathaniel GATCH, #49 married John PRICE. 129. Emley Barber GATCH, son of Francis McCormick GATCH, #50, married Olive MARSH. They had 4 children: 222. 223. 224. 225. 130. Cena GATCH Sally GATCH Frank GATCH Marguerite GATCH Sarah (SallY) Hiss GATCH, daughter of Francis McCormick GATCH, #50 lived 1n Cincinnati. She married W.B. MELISH. They had two children: 226. 227. May MELISH Thomas Gatch MELISH 131 .. Grace GATCH, daughter of Francis McCormick GATCH, #50 married John F. FISKE, Jr. They had one son: 228. John F. FISKE III THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 -110- �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 132. Martha GATCH (Mattie), daughter of Francis McCormick GATCH, 4t50 married Joseph F. COX, Jr. They lived in Cincinnati. He died in 1923. There were two sons: 229. 230. 133. Milton W. GATCH, son of Francis McCormick GATCH, 4t50 married Ida PHILIPPE. They had two children: 231. 232. 134. Andrew Philippe GATCH Rachel GATCH Albert GATCH, son of Francis McCormick GATCH, 4t50 married Josephine HAYNES. He owns the General Thomas GATCH farm and lives in Milford, Ohio. They had two chidlren: 233. 234. 137. Rogers COX Joseph F. COX Milton McCormick GATCH Katherine Haynes GATCH Claud GATCH, son of Thomas Milton GATCH, 4t52 is a banker in Oakland, California. He married Helen Plummer of Portland, Oregon (a DAR and Colonial Dame). They have two children: 236. 237. Orytha Helen GATCH Thomas Leigh GATCH 138. Claire GATCH, daughter of Thomas Milton GATCH, #52 married J. H. Wheeler of Seattle, Washington. 141. Mary Belle GATCH, daughter of Moses D. Gatch. 146. Jennie Lind GATCH, daughter of Philip Smith Gatch, It56 died in 1932. 147. Mary GATCH, daughter of George GATCH, ft57 married Henry RUNYAN. They had three children: 238. 239. 240. 148. Gatch RUNYON Minnie RUNYON Russell RUNYON Samuel GATCH, son of George GATCH, 4t57 married Emma RUNYAN. had three children: 241. 242. 243. They Mary GATCH Ellen GATCH Frances GATCH -111- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII. No. 3 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 150. Elwood Stewart GATCH, son of Conduce H. GATCH, H53 was born June 28, 1851. He died June 22, 1916. He married Emma GRAY. They had four children: 244. 245. 246. 247. 151. Eva Serena GATCH, daughter of Conduce H. GATCH, It53 was born September 18, 1853. She married Judge William CONNOR and lives in Pasadena, California. Their four children are: 248. 249. 250. 251. 252. 152. Elizabeth CONNOR Lucy CONNOR, died Marjorie CONNOR Dorothy CONNOR Rose CONNOR ~n infancy Anna Margaret GATCH, daughter of Conduce H. GATCH, It53 was born November 27,1860. She married PHilipAmmen LAUMAN of Xenia, Ohio. Their three children were: 253. 254. 255. 153. Louise GATCH Gordon Gray GATCH Helen Gray GATCH Mary GATCH Philip Gatch LAUMAN Elwood Gatch LAUMAN, died 1n infancy Hester LAUMAN Mary Stewart GATCH, daughter of Conduce H. GATCH, #53 was born June 20, 18__ . She married Dr. Lawrence Chew SWIFT, Pittsfield, Mass. Their two children were: 256. 257. Lawrence Chew SWIFT, Jr. Louisa Margaret Walker SWIFT 154. Ruth Gordon GATCH, daughter of Conduce Gatch, H53 was born January 22, 1875 and died in June of 1932. 166. George HOLMES, son of Mary Susan Gatch HOLMES, ft62 married Maud DELINGER. They had one daughter: 258. 168. Mary Louise HOLMES Philip Richard HOLMES, son of Mary Susan Gatch HOLMES, H62 married Edna Yeoman. (TO BE CONTINUED) THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 -112- �THOMAS S. SALATHIEL NATIVE KANSAN "THOMAS S. SALATHIEL the. gentleman, whose name heads this personal reference, 1S a representative of one of the p10neer families of Montgomery county. He is, by nativity, as well as by training, a Kansan, being born in Douglas County, October 23, 1866. His father, John SALATHIEL, of Independence, pioneered to the Territory of Kansas in 1854, having brought his mother out to the riew town of Lawrence, in that year of the separation of Kansas and Nebraska, and the formation of the latter into territory, with its present boundaries. Mr. SALATHIEL Sr. was a resident of Lawrence till his mother's death, directly after which he settled on a farm, some ten miles from the town, where he was living, during the QUANTRELL Raid. He joined PLUMB's company for the "hoped they wouldn't-find-em" pursuit of the guerilla band, and this and the volunteer service he rendered, when PRICE threatened Kansas, was all the military service he rendered during the Civil War. a ~ I I I II I I "John SALATHIEL was born April 30, 1836, iri Lawrence County, Ohio, on the townsite of Ironton. His father, ~organ SALATHIEL, was out in that country, as a geologist in the interest of a coal company, searching for coal lands. He afterward moved to Cincinnati and died, in 1851, while a resident of that place. He was born in Wales, British Isles, about 1796, married and has two surviving children: John SALATHIEL and Mrs. Mary HOw~LL of Lawrence, Kansas. In 1849, John Salathiel crossed the "plains" with the great throng bound for the California gold fields, but soon returned home and remained in Cincinnati, Ohio, until his advent to Kansas, in company with his mother. He was one of the early merchants of Lawrence, but in 1860, became a farmer in Douglas County and remained such till 1871, when he came south into Montgomery County and purchased a claim on Sycamore creek, two miles north of the historic but eccentric town of Radical. He remained a farmer until 1880, when he came into Independence and engaged in the grocery business with which he has since been connected. "He married I~ Lawrence, Kansas, in 1858, Jemimah COREL', a daughter of Henry COREL, who settled just east of Lawrence, in an early day; a part of the old farm being now the city's beautiful cemetery. Mr. COREL was a settler from West Virginia but both he and his wife died early, thus orphaning' a family of eight young children. The following children have been born to John and Mrs. SALATHIEL: John, deceased; Charles, of Case Post Office, Oklahoma; Margaret, wife of Frederick NEWCOMB of Coffey County, Kansas; Thomas S., our subject; Henry M., who served in the Philippines with the Twentieth Kansas; Walter S., a student 'in the State University of Kansas, who served wi th the Fortieth U. S. Volunteers in the Filipino Insurrection, Agnes and Mary." Extracted from History of Montgomery County. Kansas, Published by L. Wallace DUNCAN, lola, Kansas 1903 -113- ( THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �APPEARANCE DOCKET, PROBATE COURT VOLUME A HELD AT LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER. LAWRENCE, KANSAS SLC MICROFILM 1,547,899 PART 2 Estate off DATES OF ACTIONS ADDITIONAL NAMED 125 Ann M. Jenkins, H.F. Otis, John M. Coe, GAlUS JENKINS Robert Klotz, J.L. Stevens, Oldham & Loring, 12 Jun 1858-08 Ju1 1865 E. Pierce, s.c. Russell, Jenkins minors, E.A. Peice, C.& W.R. Hornsby, H. Holden, Mallory & Earle, Jon. Oldham, M. Solomon, J.S. Emery, E. Sylvester, C.W. Babcock, C. Robinson, S.W.Adams, E.Black, Burnett & Bailey, George Ford, James G. Sands, H.L. & J. Blood, R.C. Dix, James Blood, Wm.· Martin, George Churchill, Eldridge Bros., B.F. Dalton, Paul R. Brooks, A. Wilder, Bullene & Read, N.H. DuBois, H.L. Enos, Robert Marrow, S.N. Wood, Geo. Gaylord, Wm. Phillips, Allen o. Gilmore, Cox & Abernathy, Wm. Stevens, D.O. Lindsley, A.H. Mallory, S. Armstrong, H. Shanklin, S.N. Wood, Spicer, Shand & Stevens 133 William S. Wells NEWTON CARY 12 Jun 1857-05 Oct 1860 135 William S. Wells ROBERT W. CARY __Jun 1857-05 Oct 1860 136 JOHN A. KENNIEU 14 Mar 1864 137 JOHN F. HUTCHINSON Francis Barker 19 Jul 1858Ju1 1861 137 JOSEPH G. LOW Samuel A. Riggs, S.E. Low (widow), heirs, 25 Aug 1863-14 Jun 1871 Ernest & Gilbert, Patrick Bergan, Dennis Bergan, Adam WeIse, John F. Currier, F.A. Bailey, David Annum, J. Barker, P. Tingle, S. Fields, Judy Claud, William Brown, Robert Willson, W.H. Duncan, J .. H. Wilder, A. Storm, Joseph Dunlap THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII , No. 3 Henry o. Conner James S. Emery -114- �APPEARANCE DOCKET continued 139 Elizabeth Lyon WILLIAM LYON 26 Ju1 1858-06 Mar 1861 139 Winslow Davis, W.H. Toothman ELIZABETH M. GURLEY 12 Sep 1863-24 Jun 1867 141 JAMES B. MILLS (No dates given) 141 Gurdon Grovenor, Julia A. Collamore, heirs, GEORGE W. COLLAMORE 25 Aug 1863-28 May 1875 John W. Collamore, Edward W. Wood, A.S. Allen, Wm. Zimmerman, Markley Johnson, Wm. Norris Scott, Adam Welsh, Ridenaur & Baker, James G. Sands. F. A. Bailey, Eli Coames, Solon o. Thacher, W.H. Duncan, Joseph D. Rollins, Geo. Lynch, James o. Watson, Levi Quick, Amelia Reed, R.G. Elliott, James Keefe, R.W. Ludington, Samuel A. Riggs, William Hutchison, Ed Jennings, Charles Ingersol, John Simpson, Henry Smith, Mathew Nelson, Hard & Reynolds, A. Storm, Pease & Coleman, C.A. Pease, C.S. Duncan, George W. Hunt, Lawrence Brewery, Raymond & Duncan, Wilson Shemmer Jr., Henry Brown, Henry Shenkling, Helen Dalton 143 EDWIN E. REED T.L. Whitney, Burnett & Bailey, Woodward & 07 Aug 1858-10 Sep 1859 Finley, J.F. Griswold, Newman & Tolles 147 PETER J. KASHNER 147 DANIEL W. PALMER Phebe N. Palmer, George Barker, heirs, 01 Sep 1863-08 Jul 1890 Eldridge & Ford, William Reynolds, Ridenour & Baker 149 DANIEL VANCIL Amelia Vancil, H.W. Thompson, L.J. Chastain, 18 Jan 1864-22 Apr 1867 David C. Halbert, M.L. Kelsie, David Bolin 151 LEWIS LITCHFIELD O.A. Bassett, Burleigh, Norman Allen, 07 Oct 1858-07 May 1865 William S. Ricker 155 LEONARD H. NICHOLS Leonard Nichols 16 Sep 1858-21 Dec 1860 157 B. W. Woodward, R.G. Elliott, Miner & EVAN E. GREEN 22 Oct 1858-14 Apr 1871 Fuller, Burnett & Bailey, Woodward & Finely, S.E. Hoyt, E.H. Cornelilus, T.D. Thacker, S.C. Russell Wm. A. Selkre~g A.R. Morton -115- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �APPEARANCE DOCKET continued 159 SAMUEL S. SNYDER Mary V. Snyder, M. Shaw, Noah Cameron, James 05 Jan 1863-21 Oct 1864 Walkins, Thos. N. Beaze1ey, Oliver Clark, Wm. Cammons, Joseph Flicker 161 JOHN STEWART· L. McArthur 10 Mar 1859-21 Dec 1860 163 JUDAH LORING Betsy W. Loring, Jonathan Oldham, (Loring & 09 Dec 1857-08 Jan 1861 Oldham), H.L. Enos, Horace L. Enos, A.A. Faxon 165 J. F. GRISWOLD Helen M. Griswold, A.G. DeLee, James I. Brown, 11 Sep 1863-09 Jan 1864 J.H.W. Mills, Frank Hewitt, Smith & Wyler, Wilder & Parker 167 WILLIAM LYMAN Elias C. Lyman, William Jones, (Lyman 15 Nov 1858-07 Dec 1858 169 WILLIAM CONALLY James Connally, L. McArthur 18 Nov 1858-30 Nov 1859 171 WILLIAM PATTERSON Susan Patterson, L.J. Wordon, Abram Watts, 21 Dec 1858-06 Ju1 1865 Ann W. Jenkins, Maurice Harthmann 173 SAMUEL FARRAR Wilson Shannon, Widow 21 Dec 1858-10 Mar 1859 173 J.F. Dissman GEORGE H. SARGENT 12 Jan 1864-27 Jun 1864 175 JAMES EUGENE MACCABE Richard S. MacCabe 23 Dec 1858-06 Mar 1861 177 JOHN FUNK N.C. Blood 11 Jan 1859-28 Feb 1859 178 Gurdan Grovenor, Forrester Neill, JOHN L. CRUM 09 Sep 1863-18 Jul 1865 C.L. Mandrill 179 ELLIS BOND Eliza Bond, A. Curtiss 22 Feb 1859-28 Apr 1863 181 J.W. RUSSELL E.D. Ladd, D.W. Palmer 22 Feb 1859-03 Dec 1861 183 A.M. YOUNG L.B. Dennis 17 Mar 1859-14 Apr 1860 185 OSCAR HARLOW O.A. Hanscom 30 Mar 1859-06 Jul 1865 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 -116- & Jones) �APPEARANCE DOCKET continued 187 JAMES G. O'CONNOR George W. Hutchinson, Hannah Griffin 30 Mar 1859-14 Jun 1859 189 AARON WERNER Samuel P. Haas 19 Apr 1859-06 Mar 1861 191 HENRY STEVENS Mary Helen Stevens, John W. Simmons, 19 Apr 1859-03 Apr 1865 Mary Helen Jant, Augustus Jant, James H. Ashby, James H. Hendry 193 Magdalena Haug JOHN JACOB HAUG 22 Apr 1859-06 Mar 1861 193 O.W. McAllaster, Jacob Keaver, WILLIAM T. WILLIAMSON 11 Sep 1863-16 Jan 1866 James Emery, W.L.G. Soule, L. Bulene, L Rouchey, L.B. Putney, Mary Hart, Haas & Snyder, A. Storm, James A. Worden, 195 Ellen Chapman WILLIAM CHAPMAN 02 May 1859-03 May 1860 195 JACOB MCFADDEN Alfred Curtiss, J.M. Shively, Eliza Bond, 09 Sep 1863-31 Dec 1866 J.D. Rawlins, J.C. Peck, L.J. Beam 197 HUGH H.A.B. PEEBLES Thomas Malone, Cynthia Peebles 10 May 1859-05 Dec 1860 199 ISAAC SHIRLEY Wilburn Shirley, F. Barker, William 01 Jun 1859-05 Jul 1869 Morrow, William Leamer, B.C. Brooks, N.F. Smith 201 JOSEPH D. HOPE G.W.E. Griffith, William Graham 09 Jun 1859-08 Oct 1861 203 M. Solomon, heirs, Cattarina Soelke, JOHN STROUP 12 Jul 1859-05 Jul 1865 John M. Dean, Williams & Piearatt, R.L. Williams, S.B. Prentiss, Z.H. Fuller, John M. Coe, George W. Collamore, William S. Hall, J.S. Emery, Samuel S. Riggs, John M. Cor, W.L.G. Sayle, R. Mearrace, H.L. Enos 207 WILLIAM BLANEY Nancy Blaney 29 Jul 185'9-06 Mar 1861 207 GEORGE W. COATS Moses Baldwin, E.M. Coats 18 Sep 1863-22 Sep 1863 -117- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �APPEARANCE DOCKET continued 209 Charles Sterns WILLIAM H. FREEMAN 09 Aug 1859-06 Mar 1861 210 FREDERICK KLAUS~ 16 Sep 1863 211 L.A. Prather, T.W. Andrews, O.S. Laws, NORMAN DAVIDSON 22 Aug 1859-25 Apr 1861 Josiah Nicholson, Daniel Streeter, Jacob Webber, H.N. Brockway, John W. Willey, Wm. P. Lamb, A. Curtis 213 Hedgman T. Duffield ROBERT G. DUFFIELD 25 Aug 1859-24 Sep 1859 213 SAMUEL L .. BOWER 26 Apr 1864 215 SAMUEL BOYD 05 Sep 1859- 217 THOMAS S. GARVIN John M. Garvin, David Garvin, Heirs 19 Oct 1859-08 Apr 1889 219 George W. Lash, Widow, Riggs & Riggs JOHN LASH 23 Nov 1859-06 May 1871 221 Alpheus Wm. Stearns, Widow CLARK STEARNS 26 Nov 1859-04 Mar 1860 222 Anna E. Cornell, C.B. Dix, Peter Linn JOHN A. CORNELL 04 Sep 1863-21 Oct 1863 223 A.E. Northrup, E. G. Macy, Sarah Anderson, GEORGE ANDERSON 10 Dec 1859-29 Feb 1864 Mathew R. Dutton, Thomas Majers, David Snibley, B. Ramsey, Obadiah Anderson, Joseph Anderson, James C. Brown, F.F. Garrett, Augustus Anderson, J.A. Beam, H.W. Thompson, Daniel Haldermann, John Breeding 225 JOSEPH OAKLEY JR. James Christian, John P. Wood, Adam Rottman, 29 Dec 1859-30 Nov 1861 C. Harris 227 ISAAC DAVIS John A. Beam, Widow, R.S. Carter, Joseph 13 Jan 1860-24 Ju1 1865 Anderson, George O. Beam, George Davis, Dr. Suber, Alfred Curtis 229 CHARLES CAMPBELL Benjamin W. Hoag, M.P. Hoag 20 Jan 1860-06 Oct 1862 Mary Klaus Solomon Bower R. Preston, R. Boyd, J. Christian, Oct 1866 J. Baricklow, P. Breeze, William D. Martin .:~.... r (TO BE CONTINuED) THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 -118- �ANENTAHFEl OF INEZ STAATZ KENSIT 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 36. Inez MaeSTAATZ - b 31 Oct 1917 Lyona, Kansas Everett Charles Henry STAATZ, b 14 June 1891, Lyona, Kansas; m 17 Nov 1915 Kansas City, Kansas; d 1 Aug 1942 Whichita, Kansas Ruth (n) MENZENMAYER - b 17 June 1895 Lyona, Kansas; d 10 Jan 1981 Los Gatos, California George William STAATZ - b 28 May 1861 Lyona, Kansas; m 6 Mar 1884 Junction City, Kansas; d 25 May 1918 Junction City, (Lyona), Kansas Anna Emilie/Amelia ALBERS - b 17 Jan 1867 Batesville, Indiana; d 17 Dec 1863, Abilene, Kansas Samuel Wesley MUENZENMAYER - b 15 Dec 1869 Kansas City, Kansas; m 29 Nov 1893 Clearfield, Kansas; d 11 Jun 1937, Tokyo, ~apan Hannah Catherine WElL - b 14 Apr 1873 Overbrook, Kansas; d 12 Nov. 1869 Pasadena, California Charles William STAATZ - b 11 Jun 1833 Schwirsen, Pomerania, Germany; m 12 Sep 1856 Watertown, Wisconsin; d 7 Aug i887 Lyona, Kansas Friedericka Henerietta Charlotte OESTERREICH - b 30 Sep 1838 Greifenberg, Pommerania, Germany; d 1 Jul 1919 Junction City, Lyona, Kansas 'Henry Christopher ALBERS Jr., b 19 Sep 1837 Prussia, Germany; m 8 Aug 1863 Batesville, Indiana, Riply County; d 21 May 1888 Jucntion City, Kansas Anna Maria (Mary) MULLER (MILLER) - b 7 Apr 1844 Batesville, Indiana; d 15 Dec 1877 Junction City, Kansas John Jacob WJENZENBAYER - b 4 Jun 1832 Stutgart, Germany; m 24 Aug 1854 Union, Missouri; d 30 Mar 1918 Junction City, Kansas Louisa Wilhelmina DEHNER - b 12 Nov 1838 Montgomery, Alabama; d 2 Jun 1922 Junction City, Kansas Nickolas WElL - b 14 Dec 1826 Dueringen, Alsace, Germany; m 7 May 1857 Burlington, Iowa; d 26 Apr Eudora, Kansas Mary Ann BOEHNER - b 25 Dec 1832 Stechenforf, Bavaria, Germany; d 14 Mar 1925 Baldwin City, Kansas Christian Frederick STAATZ - b 23 Aug 1811 Zicher, Pommern, (Germany); m 1832 Germany; d 25 Jun 1889 Lyona, Kansas Charlotte Louise Wilhelmina WALLOWT - b 14 May 1815 Zicher, Pommern (Germany); d 14 Nov 1870 Lyona, Kansas Carl OESTERREICH; b 24 Apr 1805 Regenwalde, Pommerania, Germany; m 1832 Pommerania, Germany; d 8 Feb 1891 Watertown, Wisconsin Fredericka BUCHER- b 10 Sep 1810 Regenwalde, Pommerania, Germany; d 9 Jun 1895 Watertown, Wisconsin Henry Christopher ALBERS Sr. - b 1803 Hanover, Germany; m Germany; d 22 Feb 1857 Batesville, Indiana HOLWADEL - b Germany; d Spades, Indiana Frederick MULLER (MILLER) MULLER (MILLER) John Christian MUENZENMAYER - b Germany, d Germany Henrietta Catherine SCHWINDRAZHEIM, b Germany, d Germany Carl OESTERREICH Sr. -119- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �The Oregon Trail Project A project of the Idaho Genealogical Society The Oregon Trail Project is issuing special certificates to anyone whose ancestors came west via the Oregon Trail between the years 1811 and 1911. "This is a tribute to those hardy pioneers who came overland by wagon, handcart or foot along the Oregon Trail," said Jane Walls Golden, chairperson of the Oregon Trail Project. "Enti~e families, with all their worldly possessions in tow, left homes and loved ones to follow an inner voice that promised a better life 'out west'." Recognizing descendants of Oregon Trail travelers commemorates the sesquicentennial (150th anniversary) of the peak year of westerly migration, Golden explained. "People began to head west of the Missouri River in 1811 using the Old Platte Road," she said. "But the exodus was at its height in 1843, and the Old Platte Road then became known as the Oregon Trail." To qualify for.an Oregon Trail certificate, Golden said applicants must prove direct descent from a person who traveled any part of the Oregon Trail between 1811 and 1911. To receive an application or more information, write to the Oregon Trail Project at 4620 Overland Road, #206, Boise, Idaho 83705. Please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope. The Oregon Trail Project of Idaho 1S a non-profit organization dedicated to collecting, archiving and publishing data about the Oregon Trail. THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No. 3 -120- �A DIARY OF OUR TRIP ACROSS THE PLAINS - 1866 By Delila B. Wait Part 3 SUNDAY. AUGUST 12 Came about a mile and crossed a creek and wound around the base of the mountains, over a desperately rough road all the forenoon. Stopped for dinner on a little creek. We came about twelve miles during the afternoon and camped on a small creek at the foot of mountains. Soon after we stopped, an Indian came into camp. His name was BANNOCK JOHN. He could talk very well and understand everything that was said. During the evening several more came with skins to swap for various articles. They were profuse with their demonstration of friendship and good will for the whites. MONDAY. AUGUST 13 'Started about the usual time, ,drove ten miles and stopped for dinner on the first of five creeks that run along here close together. When the stock was brought up Mr. BALDWIN's Jack horse was missing. Wes went to look for him while the rest were hitching up, but did not find him. The rest put out as soon as they were ready. We drove across the creek and stopped. Wes, John, Mose and Pa went to hunt the horse •. In the course of half an hour they came with it. Came on and found the others, camped about ten miles from where they started on a beautiful stream of water than winds its way through an extensive valley. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 Our road lay along the edge of the valley during the forenoon. We crossed Wood river and stopped a half mile from it. Several went to the river and caught a nice lot of trout. This afternoon we came over another spur of the mountains and stopped just on the edge of a long narrow valley through which runs a stream of water. It is Big Camas Prairie. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 15 We started in good season and drove five hours. Mr. MERWIN got in the rear and the rest seemed to have no idea of stopping. As we were crossing a creek in'the prairie, one of our singletrees broke, and Mr. B and ourselves drove out to one side, and turned out. The rest went about a mile 'a~d camped. When we came along, after dinner they were not ready to start, we drove on, passed an emigrant train of six wagons just'before night. They have ox teams. We camped on a small creek, and the rest came and stopped close by. THURSDAY, August 16 Started as soon as it was light. Came S1X miles and stopped for breakfast. In the course of an hour the rest came along. They look some sour and seemed anxious for'us to keep with them. The folks told them they thought they would -121- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 �THE DIARY OF OUR TRIP (continued) camp with them tonight but did not overtake them. We remained where we were till two o'clock and drove till nearly sundown. Camped in a hollow among the hills close by the Texans. FRIDAY. AUGUST 17 We were on the road early. We saw where the others camped about three miles ahead of us. Several miles farther we came to a ranch and a little ways from it were several chimneys of demolished dwellings. There had been a prospect of a gold mine but it had been abandoned. We came up with John here. He had overtaken the folks and got his things out of Merwin's wagon. We came past a ranch and Hotel and stopped for dinner near it on a small creek. The family consists of a widow, her son and daughter. They started for Oregon two years ago but could get to farther than Boise, and came back and located. They are intending to go on this fall. The gentleman came to the wagons and spent some time. Mrs. B and Frank went to the house. They were very much pleased with the young lady. They declared she exceeded any thing they ever heard for conversational powers. Between one and two we resumed our march. We drove till after four and camped near another ranch. Mrs. B and Frank went to the house and got some nice potatoes and onions. The lady of the house came up to camp and spent the evening. SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 The road was very rough and was a succeSS10n of up and down hill. Some of them were very steep and long. About six miles from camp we came down into a small basin through which was a small stream of water and a deserted ranch house, which served travellers as a shade and shelter. And from appearances it has been fully appreciated. Came on six miles farther and stopped for dinner in a small valley, where there were two other parties of Oregon emigrants camped. MERWINS and OWENS were there too when we arrived, but moved on soon after. The Texans came up too. We were in camp three hours. The road was nearly the same as that we came over this forenoon for several miles. Then we came up a canyon, passed the Junction house, and camped a mile and a half this side of it just about dark. SUNDAY, AUGUST 19 This forenoon we passed several homes that were surrounded with evidences of cultivation and civilization. We met several pack trains. We stopped in a canyon near a ranch. There was a field enclosed near us and Mrs. B and I went to it and had the pleasure of looking at the best garden we have seen since leaving Kansas. We came ten miles this afternoon, passed a state station, came down the hill and camped at the foot of it within a mile of the r1ver. The men went to the river fishing, but did not get any. The water was too muddy. MONDAY, AUGUST 20 We left camp as soon as it was fairly light because there was so little feed for the stock. Were intending to stop the first, place there was any feed for THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 -122-' �THE DIARY OF OUR TRIP (continued) breakfast. They kept on but did not find any feed, and tried to buy some, but they asked such a price they could not afford to buy. Drove on a few miles and stopped on some very poor grass. Remained there about three hours. Three miles travel brought us to the Boise river. Mr. BALDWIN got out a ways in the water and his team refused to go. Father drove by him but did not go far till his leaders turned around and he had to get on one of them and ride to get them across. BALDWIN's team would not come on after ours, and he had to wade and lead them across. We passed MERWINS and OWENS camped in a lane not far from the City. We drove into town, stopped an hour or more, then came four or five miles and camped close to a small branch of the river. TUESDAY. AUGUST 21 We came a short distance and stopped at a house and bought some vegetables. Then crossed the valley and came onto the hills, passed through another valley with farms and a nice house close to the road. About eight miles farther we came into another valley, passed a stage station, crossed the creek and came along the foot of the hills half a mile and camped for the rest of the day. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 22 Our road lay among and over the hills for aways. Then we came down along steep sand-hill onto the broad and beautiful valley of the Fayette, came about five miles across the valley to the river and stopped for dinner on its bank. It is a stream of good size, very clear water and gravel bottom, and abounds in fish, but we could not catch any. This afternoon we passed Mr. MERWINS and OWENS, about five miles from where we dined. They came another road from Boise. We came a few miles farther and camped near the roadside, about half mile from the river. Soon after we stopped the others passed by. Alf rode up to the camp and chatted half hour or more. Hervey stopped at Boise City. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 We are still travelling down the valley, past nice dwellings surrounded by well cultivated farms with stacks of grain and hay. We came about ten miles and turned out toward the river to camp. Father would not stop where BALDWINS did and drove a mile on down the river to its bank and stopped. We started at two and drove a half mile to the ferry. A man there directed him where to ford it. We crossed and ~aited for BALDWINS. The water came up to the wagon box. We drove about ten miles through the worst dust we have found on the road, and camped on the bank of Snake River, opposite a large island in the stream. A team was camped near us that has travelled in company with us since Sunday noon. They are going to Grand Round Valley. The boys caught a nice lot of fish since we stopped. -123- .THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �THE DIARY OF OUR TRIP (continued) FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 A couple miles drive brought us to a ranch where we got some water from an excellent springs. The road kept near the river for several miles, then made for Weaser river where we arrived about ten o'clock • . Our friends were· camped a short distance down the river where ~~ stopped. We remained there about three hours, crossed over and came across an extensive prairie covered with sagebrush. We came to Snake river just sunset and stopped for the night. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 The road this forenoon lay close· along the bank of the river with rough high mountains on the right, Seven or eight miles travel brought us to the ferry. The boat was the largest and best one we have been on. There was three wagons, and sixteen head of stock on the boat when we came over. We came about two miles from the ferry, camped on the hillside for dinner. Mr. Johnathen PARKES stopped close by. Mrs. B called on his wife and thought her quite interesting. Soon after starting we came into the valley of Burnt river and traveled up it all the afternoon, We left just night and came up in the hills and camped n,ear a spnng.· MERWINS passed on by us. (And that was the last time we saw them.) SUNDAY. AUGUST 26 We started early this morning, came through a toll gate and soon after crossed Burnt river, and came up it to another toll gate. We took the right hand road from there, Mr. PARKER went the other road that goes through Baker City. We came up the canyon about a mile and a half and stopped for dinner. In the afternoon we had several hills to climb. 'We stopped about four o'clock in a gulch through which were several spring brooks. There were a lot of packers near us. !-lONDAy, AUGUST 27 We were on the road before sunrise, travelled through a narrow valley for several miles, then took the road to Union. Came into a deep canyon about two miles and stopped for dinner. The road continued up the canyon for several miles, then took off across the hills. We camped on a side hill off to the right of the road, where there was a small branch of water. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28 Just three months to~ay S1nce we left Lawrence, Kansas. Came to Powder river, crossed over on a good bridge and stopped for dinner just this side, where there was the finest feed· they have.had anywhere since we started. There is a toll house on the other side of the river and a good sized dwelling on this side at the edge of the bottom, which is a half mile wide here. A man that was putting up hay three, miles down the river wanted some more help. The men talked it over and said they would just as soon stop a week or two, so THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 -124- �THE DIARY OF OUR TRIP (continued) Father got on one of the mules and went to the hay camp. While he was gone, the others went up to the house where some bachelors were living. They told them if they intended to cross the Cascade mountains this fall they must not fool a~ay any time. So they were ready to travel when Father came back. They did their best, and I did too, to persuade him to go on with them but he would not do it. About four o'clock we bade them a sad farewell and they went on while we went back across the bridge and came down the river to the hay camp. There are three men, intelligent and agreeable. The everiing was spent in pleasant conversatio~. The boss is Pat COMSASKY, an Irishman,. Mr. FULL, an elderly gentleman ",-hose family and home is in Wisconsin, where he is intending to go soon, and last though not least is John IRWIN, a large man of about thirty-five and a ra~her prepossessing appearance, whose home and family is in the John Day country. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29 They moved camp down across the river this morning a mile and a half whe~e they had some more hay to stack. Our camp is near the river in a grove of willows. They cleared out a space in the midst of the grove to set the table and a place to cook, and it is the neatest, shadiest camp that ever was. I am cooking for the outfit. After dinner I took the hook and line, went to the river and fished patiently but did not get even a bite. It has been sprinkling this afternoon and looks very much like rain tonight. THURSDAY. AUGUST 30 It rained some last night, so they could not put up hay this forenoon. Pat and Pa went to the cabin two miles distant for provisions. Mr. FULL and John remained in camp and kept fires and entertained us pleasantly with conversation. After dinner the wind blew too hard to work with hay. FRIDAY. AUGUST 31 Last night the Sheriff aroused the camp about midnight to serve a subpoena on Mr. FULL and Pat to appear at Baker City today. They went and Pat came back awhile after dark. (First camp was at the mouth of Palm creek and the cabin, or dugout, was in the hill above Wellington's a little ways). SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1 They moved camp up the r1ver this morning about opposite the first one. We have a very pleasant camp here in a willow grove. Oh, if Mrs. B were here I could enjoy myself first rate. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 It sprinkled some this morning, and looked fair for a rainy day, but fortunately for us it cleared off before nine o'clock and has been very pleasant the rest of the day. Pat went up to Mr. TUCKER's and brought Mrs. Tucker back with him. She i.s quite a pleasant woman. She has a little girl, Nancy, about a year old. ;.Dur1ng the afternoon Mr. TUCKER (STUCKER) and a Mr. MATHEWS came -125- THE PIONEER, Vol.. XVII, No. 3 �THE DIARY OF OUR TRIP (continued) with Pat's cows that Mr. T's folks had been milking, and they spent the afternoon and took supper with us. ~ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 Mr. FULL came back today and will work a while longer. Pat went to the town Hogem up in the mountains today. There are two families living there, PACKWOODS and PIERCES and a few miners. Mr. TUCKER came down and took dinner with us. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 The day has passed the same as usual, with the work 1n the hayfield and 1n camp. WED~~SDAY. SEPTEMBER 5 Another day has passed without anything to break the monotony of camp. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 This day has passed wi th the usual routine of every day. of interest. Nothing transpired FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7 Mr. FULL started for Union town this morn1ng. After dinner, Pat was going up to the cabin for some things and proposed to Frank and I to go with him. FRANK put my saddle on one of our mules, and Pat saddled one of his mules for me to ride. We crossed the river, went out by the first camp, across the creek, and up it about a mile to the cabin where we were welcomed by Pat's housekeeper, the old black cat. From there we went up the creek to the beaver's dam, then onto the hill where we took a good view of the surrounding country through the telescope. We came to the garden where he showed the fish trap which is a large frame of wicker work. They can go in it easy enough but cannot get out. We got the potatoes and started for camp. We were galloping along and I was in the rear when Jack reared and sprang to one side and left me on my back in the road. It did not hurt me much. I got on him again. He jumped with me a couple times more before we got to camp but I was on guard and he did not get me 'off again, but will not ride him again. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 This day has been spent in the usual routine of camp life. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 9 After breakfast Pat brought up the mules and saddled three of them, and Pat, Frank and I started for Mr. TUCKER'S. We went out by the cabin till we came to the couster road. There was a deserted ranch just above the road where we turned to the left, a mile or two more we came over onto Clover creek. There was a house unoccupied about half mile above the road. A couple of miles further we THE PIONEER,. Vol. XVII, No.3 -126- �THE DIARY OF OUR TRIP (continued) came to Mr. TUCKER's residence, very pleasantly situated in a small valley. We were treated to some excellent melons. After dinner, Mrs. TUCKER, Frank and I went across the creek to a garden which is a large fine one. They have a good market at the miners for all they can raise. The afternoon was pleasantly spent. Our mules were brought around to the gate and we started for camp. We came down the creek to the river, then down it. It was much nearer than through the hills. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 This forenoon was spent 1n moving camp and fixing it up. We crossed the river and came up it about half mile. This place is nicer yet than the last one. A Mr. CURTISS came to work for Pat just before supper. He seems to be a very agreeable gentleman. (He became one of our particular friends.) TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11 I have been washing today and nothing has occurred out of the usual. CURTISS, Pat and Frank have enlivened the evening with singing. Mr. (When the haying was done we all went up the river to the toll house and spent the winter there, at what is the PIERCE place now.) THE NARRATIVE ENDS HERE -127- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 �OBTAINING VITAL RECORDS FRO" THE STATE OF KANSAS Vital Records in Kansas are not public records. Certified copies of a vital record are released to the person named on the record, the parents or immediate family named on the record, a legal representative, or anyone who can prove a direct interest, such as a named beneficiary, or someone who jointly owns property with the person whose record is requested. Kansas will not release certificates to individuals who have an adversary interest in the record. Proof of legal representation, direct interest, or written authorization is required. Copies of Vital Records may be obtained by mail or in person. By rna i 1: BIRTH RECORDS - Kansas has birth certificates on file beginning July 1, 1911 and some delayed birth certificates dating back to 1815. In your written request, state the following: The name on the certificate, date of birth, place of birth, father's name, mother's name (including maiden ~ame), your relationship to the person whose record is being requested and the reason for requesting the record. Indicate if you would like a certified copy or a wallet sized card. Also include your daytime phone number and a personal identification number such as driver's license or Social Security number. Kansas fees for birth certificates are $10.00 for the first certified copy or card, and $5.00 for each additional copy or card of the same record ordered at the same time. DEATH RECORDS - Kansas has death certificates on file beginning July I, 1911. In your written request, state the name of the deceased whose record is being requested, date and place of death, your relationship to the deceased, and the reason for requesting the record. Include your daytime phone number and a personal identification number, such as driver's license or Social Security number. Do not send in an original license or card. Kansas fees for death certificates are $10.00 for the first certified copy and $5.00 for each additional copy of the same record ordered at the same time. MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE RECORDS - Kansas has marriage records on file beginning May I, 1913 and divorce records reginning July 1, 1951. For records prior to those dates, contact the Clerk or the District Court in the county where the event occurred. In your written request, state the names as they appear on the record, and place and date where the event took place. state your relationship to the person whose record is being requested and reason for requesting the record. Include your daytime phone number and a personal identification number, such as driver's license or Social Security number. Do not send in an original license or card. Kansas fees for marriage or divorce certificates are $10.00 for the first certified copy and $5.00 for each additional copy of the same record ordered at the same time. For copies of any of the above records - Make your check or money order payable to Vital Statistics. No cash please. Forward payment along with your request and a business-size self-addressed stamped envelope to Office of Vital Statistics, Landon State Office Building, Room 151, 900 S.W. Jackson, Topeka, Kansas 66612-2212. THANKS TO RENO COUNTY [KANSAS] GENEALOGICAL SOC.IETY QUARTERLY OF HAY, 1994. EDITOR'S NOTE: The information above pertains to what the State of Kansas holds: Your editor received a death certificate from the City of Wichita for Chester D. Stevens who died on September 21, 1902. At the bottom of the form is a typeset sentence stating, "This form of Death Certificate was adopted by City Council January 8, 1900." The certificate is numbered 455 and is on page 455, so one supposes there are 454 earlier deaths in Wichita recorded on this f~rm. THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No. 3 -128- �KANSAS FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY AND FRANKLIN COUNTY 1920 Abbreviations used 1n this directory: a-acres; Ch-Children; O-owner; or renter; R-Rural Route; Sec-Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information - year became resident of county. Name of farm in quotation marks follows name of children. In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving the size of the farm. PART 2 EMERY, Arthur, Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec. 7E 0 260a, (1870) Tel: Kansas Lawrence FITZPATRICK, F.G. (Minnie WALTER), Ch Jane; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 1617W T 320a, Mrs. Jane FITZPATRICK, (1874) Tel: Bell Lecompton FITZPATRICK, Mrs. Jane, Ch Frank, Kirk; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 2lW 0 639a, (1868) Tel: Lecompton Lecompton FITZPATRICK, James T. (Emma WOOD), Ch Lloyd, Jennie; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec. 12W T 280a, Henry WILL, (1918) Tel: Stull Stull FRAKER, H.T., (Emma SHOOK), Ch Ethel, Edith, Guy, James; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 13E 0 70a, (1910) Tel: Bell Lecompton FRENCH, John M. (Cora BUNCE), Ch Gladys, John, Stanley; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 35-36 0 160a, (1906) Tel: Bell Lecompton GAGE, W. H. (Sarah SPENCER), "Cozy Corner Farm", Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. llW 0 8a, (1857) GEELAN, Justus (Edna MORRISS), Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 35·0 45a, (1885) Tel: Bell Lecompton GEELAN, Wm. G. (Mamie SCHOTT), Ch·Charles, Justus, Carrie, Nora, Rose, Salome, Amos; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 35-36 0 280a, (1860) Tel: Bell Lecompton GLENN, Cyrus L. (Josephine PARSONS), Ch Veda, Mabel, Paul, Gladys, Bertha, Ivah, Oneta; "Glenwood Farm", Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 32 0 160a, (1870) Tel: Bell Lecompton GLENN, Starr (Mabel COLE), Ch Ivan; "Shady Brook Holstein Farm", Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 17 0 150a, (1893) Tel: Bell Lecompton -129- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued GLENN, Thomas (Minnie HUMBERT), Ch Claude, Starr; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 29 0 102a, (1894) Tel: Bell Lecompton GLENN, William H. (Jessie N. NORRIS), Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 5W 0 721/2a, (1867) Tel: Bell Lecompton GOFF, Harvey (Myrtle MORGAN), Ch Lefa, Rosie, Lucile, Malven, Ellen; "Far View Farm", Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 6 0 120a, (1915) Tel: Bell Lecompton GORRILL, Barr (Jessie MYERS), Ch Robert, Marshall; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec. 17E 0 230a, (1882) Tel: Kansas Lawrence GORRILL, R. W. (Helen BOLWIN), Ch Marshall, William, Barr, Maude; Lawrence R5, Lawrence Sec. 17E 0 l60a, (1868) Tel: Kansas Lawrence GRAY, Robert M. (Caroline GEOPFERT), Ch Goldie, Hazel, Grace, Robert; "Elm Heights Farm",. Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 31·T 160a, Ed HARRIS, (1904) Tel: Bell Lecompton GRESS, John (Emma NUFFER), Ch Ray, Herbert, Pearl, Ruth; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 28 0 320a, (1889) Tel: Stull Stull HAMLIN, Newt (Ellie SATTIN), Ch Albert; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 13E 0 60a, (1901) HARRINGTON, C.R. (Norma CRADY), Ch Charles R. Jr., David, Alice; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 3E T 100a, Mrs. Fred MIGLARIO, (1910) Tel: Bell Lecompton HARRIS, Wm. B., Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 27E T 160a, W.W. Tel: Lecompton Lecompton }~IS, (1872) HARTMAN, August (Louise KRAMJISHROLER), Ch Fred, Amelia; "Clover Leaf Farm", Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 7W 13 0 250a(1890) Tel: Stull Stull HARTMAN, Gus (Ethel WILSON), Ch Clifford; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 20W 0 80a, (1886) Tel: Stull Stull HENRY, John D. (Myrtle EVERSOLE); Ch Gertrude, Dwight; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 23W 0 180a, (1885) Tel: Independent Stull HENRY, Wm. P (Minnie HARTMAN), Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 18W 0 50a', (1890) Tel: Bell Lecompton HETRICK, Noah, Ch Maude, Charles; Lecompton R3, L·ecompton Sec. 18E 0 120a, (1877) Tel: Kansas Lawrence THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3. -130- �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued HILL, W.C. (Ella MASON), Ch Wm. Emerson, Blanch, Charles, Arthur, Howard; "Long View Farm", Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 1E OSSa, (1870) Tel: Bell Lecompton HOAD, Mrs. Gert~ude M., (G. EVANS), Ch William, Bruce; "Wild Wood Farm", Lecompton, Lecompton Sec. 34 N 0 35a, (1856) Tel: Bell Lecompton HOGG, Mrs. Emma, Ch Harley, John, Thomas; "The Prairie Ridge Farm", Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 36W 0 4a, (1874) Tel: Bell Lecompton HOGG, Harley (Grace GOFF), Ch Irene; Lecompton RI, Lecompton Sec. 36W T 40a. Emma HOGG (1895) HOGG, William, Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. lW 0 120a, (1885) Tel: Bell Lecompton HOGUE, S.F. (Katherine CUNNINGHAM), "Spring Grove Farm", Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 2E 0 l60a, (1916) Tel: Bell Lecompton HOUK, Charles W. (Seline JOHNSON), Ch Edith, Walter; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 8W 0 80a, (1888) Tel: Stull Stull HOUK, Frank W. (Katherine UNGER), Ch Harley, Ruby, Marvin, Ellen, Alfred; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 35E T 160a, Prank HOUK, (1887) Tel: Clinton Clinton HOUK, George J. Jr., (Emma WALTER) Ch Harold, Russell, Hazel, Ralph; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 34 0 120a (1884) Tel: Stull Stull HUTCHINSON, Ed, Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. E T 160a, M.D. GORRILL, (1882) Tel: Bell Lecompton ICE, Leonard (Rosa GRESS) Ch Margaret, Ralph; Lecompton R2 Kanwaka Sec. 4W 0 l52a (1895) Tel: Clinton Clinton ICE, Martin F. (Clara BOURSAW) Richland R17, Clinton Sec. 19NW T 120a, J. CONNOLE, (1895) Tel: Clinton Clinton· ICE, Wm. T. (Bertha CANNOLE) Ch Martin, Thomas, Edward, Albert; Lecompton R2. Kanwaka Sec. 6 0 195a (1870) Tel: Stull Stull ICE, W.T. (Omena HOUT) Ch Elsie, Lavey, Calvin; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 18" T 20a, WOLGMAN Estate (1880) Tel: Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, Grant U. (Mary SHIELDS) Ch Cecil, Lucille, Anna; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 12W 0 40a (1895) -131- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued JOHNSON, W.H. (Anna BROWN) Ch Selina; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 17E (1904) Tel: Independent Lawrence KAMPSCHROEDER, August H.. (Mattie SHAW) Ch Carl, Annie, Olin, Harry, Helen; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 32W 0 240a (1881) Tel: Stull Stull KAMPSCHROEDER, William H. (Effie KENNEDY) Ch Wm., Emma, Walter, Ruby, Arthur; "Rock Creek Farm" Richland R18, Clinton Sec. 27E 0 220a (1882) Tel: Clinton Clinton KAMPSCHROEDER, Charles F. (Sadie SHAW) Ch Mattie, Thomas, Edith, Ralph, Howard, Glenn; "Clear Spring Farm" Clinton, Clinton Sec. 21-22W 0 155a (1884) Tel: Clinton Clinton KAMPSCHROEDER, Fred H. (Marie WISE) Ch Louis, Alvin, Marie, Robert; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec. 8W 0 172a (1892) Tel: Stull Stull KELLOGG, Benjamin o. (Sophia LUTZ) Ch Grace, Elsie; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 22 T 160a, W.R. ANDERSON (1914) Tel: Lecompton Lecompton KETTERING, Ira A. (Anna VILES) Ch Almeda, Esther, George; 8W T 80a, C.F. BAHNMAIER, (1896) Tel: Bell.Lecompton Lecompton R2, Sec. KOEHLER, A.J. , Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec. 2W 0 79a (1895) Tel: Stull Stull KOEHLER, Henry, Richland R17 Kanwaka Sec. 2W 0 79a (1880) Tel: Stull Stull KOEHLER, John E. (Bertha HERSCHELL) Ch John, Henry, Russell, Bessie, Edith, Harvey, Pearl, Raymond; Richland R17, Clinton Sec. 18NW 0 100a.(1865) Tel: Stull Stull KRAFT, Irwin B. (Rose HOUK) Ch Roland, Milton, Gladys; "Maple Grove Farm" Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. IW 0 120a 1910 Tel: Bell-Lecompton KROPF, F. M., (Louise SHAPER) Ch Louise, Grace, Oscar, Laura; "Crystal Spring Farm" Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec. 2W 0 480a (1881) Tel: Stull Stull LANCASTER, Wm. H. (Mabel TAYLOR), Ch Wm., Louise, Dorothy, Edyth, Mary, Edna; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 2W 0 75a (1918) LASWELL, Marion (Evelyn BROWNING) Ch Edna, Elsie; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec. 35N T 20a KETTERING Estate, Tel: Bell Lecompton LEE, Everett (Arinilda LAUGHTER)Ch Raymond, Audrey, Gertrude, Howard, Sadie, Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 2E T 160a, Dan DEWS (1880) THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 -132- �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued LEE, Walter H. (Almetta Riley) Lawrence R5, (1905) Lecompton Sec. 7E T 25a, A. Emery LOGAN, Joe V. (Stella FRENCH) Ch Joseph, Stella; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 36W T 15a, Stella V. and Grace N. FRENCH (1903) Tel: Bell Lecompton LYNCH, James G. (Jessie ALLEN) Ch Elsie; 40a, 1914 Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W 0 MCCALL, Dave T., (Cordelia GANES) Ch John, Minnie, Orville, Madge, Wayne, Margurite; Lecompton R5, Lecompton Sec. 4 0 160a (1863) Tel: Bell Lecompton MCCARTY, George L., "McCarty Farm" (1885) Tel: Bell Lecompton Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 11E 0 310a MCCLANAHAN, Alex F. (V1rginia MCCALL) Ch Fred, Hazel, Bertha, Roberta, Helen, Madalyn; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 30 T l80a, Mrs. MCCLANAHAN (1895) Tel: Bell Lecompton MCCLANAHAN, G. Edward (Katherine GLENN), Lecompton, Lecompt.on Sec. 3N 0 25a (1884) Tel: Bell Lecompton MCCLANAHAN, Mrs. Mary E., Ch Martha, Wm., Ella, Hedgeman, Franklin, Emma, Nancy; "McClanahan Homestead", Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 30 0 180a (1854) Tel: Bell Lecompton MATNEY, John (Mattie BROWN) Ch Kenneth, Opal, Clarence; Lecompton Sec. 7W 0 160a (1910) Bell Lecompton Lecompton R2, MESENHIMER, Schoyler C. (Clara STOKES) Ch Orland, Myron, Clifford, Mildred, Edna; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec. 7SE 0 lOa (1872 Tel: Kansas Lawrence MIGLIARIO, Mrs. Mary L., Ch Charles, John; 190a (1856) Tel: Bell Lecompton Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 3 0 MISENHlMER, Benjamin Franklin (Addie JENNINGS) Ch Opal, Garnet; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec. 27SE T 1a Gertie, Arthur, Ethel, MOORE, Fred H., Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 28 T 64a, Mrs. J. A. MOORE (1885) Tel: Bell Lecompton MOORE, Mrs. Judith, Ch Wm., Cora, Walter, Nettie, Kate, Fred; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 28 0 64a (1885) Tel: Bell Lecompton (TO BE CONTINUED) -133- TIlE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE KANSAS This alphabetized listing of· the 1860 census of Lawrence is copied from the cards located in the Watkins Museum, 11th and Massachuetts streets in Lawrence. Thanks to Steve Jansen and Judy Sweets for making the cards available for this project. Anyone wishing to reconstruct the "households" can do so by looking at the original cards or contacting Donald Vaughn of the Douglas county Kansas Genealogical Society. Any of the elements in the computer data base can be found and grouped. Several names were hard to read on the original and the cards. Question marks were placed by several names. Some names with ( ) around them in the given name col umn are listed wi th al ternat.e spellings. If no information was given a question mark was used. Several street names have changed over the years in Lawrence. The following abbreviations were used for streets. Ber Hen Lev Ma Mass Park Pin War Win Berkley Henry Levee Massachusetts Massachusetts Park Pinckney Warren Winthrop The following abbreviations were used for countries. Ass Aus Can Den Fra Ger HoI Ire Nbr Nos Nov Oce Pol Pru Sco Swe Swi Assam Austria Canada ,Denmark France Germany Holland Ireland New Brunswick Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Atlantic Ocean Poland Prussia scotland Sweden Switzerland Prepared by Donald W. Vaughn THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII. NO.3 -134- February 1994. �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE. KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATIONREAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? , ?. ,A. ,Arthure ,Emily ,Eunice ,Frank ,George ,J . ,J .J . .John ,Peter .S.M. ,Eliz. Abbot Abbot .J. ,Lola Abbot ,W. Abernathy Achley •J . ,Chas. Adams ,Elethe Adams ,F .E. Adams Adams .F.E. Adams ,Harriet ,Harriet Adams Adams .J. ,James Adams Adams ,John ,Thos. Adams ,P. Albach ,Wilemina Albach Alexander ,W. ,A.K. Allen Allen ,Anna ,Chas. Allen Allen ,Eliza Allen ,Harriey Allen .Homer Allen ,James Allen ,L.D. Allen ,Lerinal ? Allen ,Lyman Allen ,Martha ,Mary E . Allen Allen ,N. Allen ,Po Allen ,Phebe Allen ,Samuel Allen ,Susan E. Allen ,Tryer Allison ,Duncan Allison ,Duncan Anderson ? .Albert Anderson ,Harriet Anderson ,Harriet Anderson ,J . Anderson ,J. Anderson ,Janie Anderson ,Jenny M 29 Carpenter M 34 Cigar Maker M6 F 33 F 25 M :2 M 24 Grocer M 41 Cty Marsh. M 37 Mason M 27 Tailor M 34 Mason M 25 Printer F 29 M 41 Shoemaker F 1 M 18 M 30 Servant M" F 7 F 23 Teacher F 23 Teacner F 2 F 30 M 39 Teamster ? 12 M6 M 24 Teacher M 30 Wagon Maker F 32 M 26 Laborer M 59 Merchant F 22 M 1~ F 7 F 35 M 41 M 15 M 49 Merchant F 14 M 32 Merchant F 9 F 16 M 30 Nursery F 73 F 3m M 11 F 46 M5 M 24 Clerk M 24 Clerk M 22 Laborer F 10 F 10 M 26 Laborer M 32 LabOer F 35 /250 /300 /350 2000/500 800/1000 ? NY IN IN VA VA IA IN ~ F 1 -135- PA Aus PA NH MA KS NY MA NJ PRU PRU NY CT CT KY 2000 2000 250 KY IN IN IN 1800 Gel" Gel" Ire 13m/3500 VT NY Can Can Eng HoI Can Can Can /1600 NY Can NY 3500/600 NY CT KS Can NY Can 500 IN 500 IN Swe OH OH Swe Swe Swe IA 031 036 031 036 031 031 039 036 287 054 054 292 204 204 204 209 276 251 251 012 12 251 251 251 251 251 295 260 260 283 099 096 254 254 254 254 254 254 254 096 254 099 147 189 096 254 099 254 040 040 222 050 050 222 221 221 221 1 ? ? ? ? ? ? 80 NY 5t ? ? res. MA res. MA 2 Pinkney ST 76 VT ST 76 VT ST 76 VT ST Eldridge House ? 69 69 31 31 69 69 69 69 69 87 65 65 NY ST NY ST Tenn 5t TN ST NY ST NY ST NY ST NY ST NY ST VT ST MA ST MA ST ? 17 CT 5t 17 CT St ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 17 CT 5t ? MA & Win.St ? 17 CT St ? 17 CT St ? 89 LA St 89 LA ST ? 89 RI St 89 RI ST ? ? ? ? THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII, No.3 �NAME Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Andrews Archibald Archibald Archibald Archibald Archibald Archibald Archibald Archibald Archibald Archinson Arnold Arnold Arnold Arnold Aserill Aser ill Assman Assman Atchinson Austin Avery Ayers Ayers Ayers Ayers Ayers Ayers Bachus Bachus Bachus Bacon Bacon Bailey Bailey Bailey Bailey FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS ,M. ,M. ,Nellie ,Oliishuline ,Rebecca ,Rebecca ,Wolklmie ,A. ,A. ,Edwin ,Edwin ,Eliz. ,Eliz. ,Lewis ,Lewis ,A. ,Alice ,Eliz ,S. ,Samuel ,W. ,A.W. ,Al ice ,Caleb ,Clara ,Ebeneezer ,Fred ,J.C. ,Jane ,Jul ia ,J)R. ,E. ,E. ,Julia ,Julia , ?. ,J. ,J. ,J.R.? ,J. ,R. ,J. ,J.L. ,J.L. ,Lorenzo ,Mary ,W. ,G. ,Martha ,Nancy ,E.R. ,L.L. ,E .H. ,E .H. ,F .A. ,Hattie M f:J7 M 57 F 5 M1 F 13 F 13 F 20 M 30 M 30 M4 M4 F 28 F 28 M2 M2 M9 F 43 F 15 M 41 M 12 M 28 M 20 F 7 M 12 F 16 M 24 M 14 M 47 F 45 F 22 M 26 F 28 F 28 F ??? F ??? M 25 M 25 M 31 M 31 M 26 F 23 M 25 M 32 F 22 F 22 M3 F 22 M 27 M 40 F 7 F 33 F 33 M 44 M 40 M 40 M 32 F 26 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 KY KY Swe IA OH OH Swe watch Maker NY NY Watch Maker NY NY NY NY MI MI Laborer? 200 NH NH MA 600/200 Carpenter NH NH lawyer MD NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV Farmer 10m/200 NOV NOV NOV Laborer 2000/3000 VT 200/ CT 200 CT NY NY Laborer MI Laborer MI Tailor 600 Ger Tailor 600 Ger Laborer 2000/3000 VT Teacher PA laborer NY Carpenter ME CT CT MO NY Printer MA Mi ller PA PA PA MA Lawyer 1000 NWB Carpenter MA Carpenter MA Carpenter 2000/1000 MA VT Carpenter Carpenter -136- 1000 1000 050 050 221 222 050 050 222 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 133 277 277 277 277 277 209 140 140 140 140 140 140 140 140 140 098 084 084 084 084 007 007 006 006 098 209 195 160 063 063 160 160 292 127 127 127 234 234 066 066 066 066 2 89 RI St 89 RI ST ? ? 89 RI St 89 RI ST ? 175 CT ST 175 CT ST 175 CT ST 175 CT ST 175 CT ST 175 CT ST· 175 CT ST 175 CT ST 175 CT ST 175 CT ST 175 CT ST 175 CT ST 175CT ST Eldridge House 74 OH ST 74 OH ST 74 OH ST 74 OH ST 74 OH ST 74 OH ST 74 OH ST 74 OH S1 74 OH ST W. Lawrence VT BT War & Ber Vt Bt.War& Berk VT BT War & Ber Vt Bt.War& Berk W Lawr. W. Lawrence 5 Mass St 5 MA"ST W. Lawrence Eldridge House ? 21 NH St 22 NH ST 22 NHST 21 NH St 21 NH St 2 Pinkney ST ? ? ? 23 Commerical 23 Commerical 65 VT ST 65 VT ST 65 VT ST 65 VT ST �FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Balden Balden Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baley Baley Bank? Barber Barber Barber Barber Barker Barker Barrett o. Barrett o. Basher Beamer Beamer Beasley Beasley Beasley Beasley Beasley Beasley Beaton Beatty Beatty Beck Behon Behon Behon Behon Bemis Bemis Bendvine Benedict Benedict Benedict Benedict Benedict ,Callpan ? ,Catherine ,Harlow ,Harlow ,Henrietta ,Henry ,John s. ,R. ,T .H. ,T .H. ,L. ,Susan ,A. ,Clara ,F a nny ,H. ,J .0. ,Jane ,Johnor ,Kate ,W. ,G.B. ,Vestia ,5. ,Ann ,John ,M. ,Will iam ,Francis R. ,Ingle ,Josephine ,M ,H. ,D. ,D. ,El.lz. ,George ,Lorenzo ,T. ,Tabitha ,Thos. ,R. ,W.R. ,W.R. ,V. ,Ann ,H. ,Phebe ,Sarah ,D. ,J. ',A. ,Eliz. ,Eliz. ,Frank ,Frank ,I. 2 28 M 33 M 33 F 9mo M 6mo M3 M 32 M 24 M 24 M 33 F 29 M 28 F 10m F 21 M 28 M 23 F 60 M 38 M3 M 61 M 20 F 16 M 30 F 16 M 19 F 25 M 18 F 21 M 26 F 22 M 25 M 28 M 22 M 22 F 3 M 14 M4 M 36 F 22 M 2m M 45 m 21 M 21 M 45 F 22 M 30 F 2m F F Merchant Merchant Barber Merchant Merchant Merchant Blacksmith Blacksmith Ferryman Ferryman Clerk Physician 4000 Merchant 2000/500 laborer Laborer Laborer Teamster /500 Laborer Clerk cler k Carpenter 1000/200 F 2 M 29 M 29 M 22 F 19 F 19 M 1m M 1m M 36 Farmer Farmer Merchant /500 /500 500 Moulder /1500 -137- 044 044 075 075 044 044 044 044 072 072 059 059 161 161 161 276 223 223 223 161 223 161 161 209 ? 193 OH 193 VA 193 MD 193 ME 042 Eng 042 MD 218 PA 218 OH 223 MA 102 MA 102 IL 168 Ar 168 MO 168 TN 168 MO 168 KS 168 IL 282 OH 046 OH 046 WI 195 Ger 267 Ger 267 KY 267 KY 267 NY 111 NY 111 NY 141 PA 152 PA 152 K5 152 KS 152 CT 152 KS Ger 1500/2000 NY 1500/2000 NY KS KS Ger Ger 6001200 Eng Eng 6000/20m NY NY NY KS PA PA IL OH OH PA GA PA OH NY 3 30 RI St 30 RI St 90 NY St 90 NY ST 30 RI St 30 RI St 30 RI St 30 RI St 103 NH ST 103 NH ST ? ? 21 RI ST 21 RI ST 21 RI ST ? Levee Levee Levee 21 RI ST Levee 21 RI ST 21 RI ST Eldridge House ? ? ? ? NY St NY St 2 VT ST 2 VT 5T Levee ? ? NY 5T NY 5T NY 5T NY 5T NY 5T NY 5T RI 5T 11 NH St 111 NH 5T 100 100 100 100 100 100 115 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 79 34 34 34 34 34 OH OH OH OH OH OH ST ST 5T ST 5T 5T THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �FEDERAL , CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, ' KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Benedict Benedict Benedict Benedict Benee Bennet. Bennet Bennet Bennet Bennet Benson Benson Beonhole Beonhole Berdine Berdine Berry Berry Berry Berry Berry Bevin Biggs Biggs Bigne11e Bigne11e Bigslow Bigslow Bigslow Bine11 Bine11 Bine11 Bi nell Bi rsi11 Bishop Bishop Blackferd Blackford Blacklidge Blacklidge Blacklidge Blacklidge Blacklidge Blacklidge ", Blackman Blatt Blood Blood Blood Blood Blood Bobcock Bobeck Bobeck Bobecock Bonde Bonde ,Mary ,Mary ,T. ,W. ,5. ,D .? ,G. ,G. ,G. ,J . ,Geo. ,H.E. ,Peter ,Pet.er ,G. ,G. ,A.P. ,A.P. ,Ann ,G. ,M.E. ,Geo. ,A. ,Hattie ,Jenny P. ,L. ,Mary ,Mary ,S.A. ,A.? ,A.1. ,Henry ,Sophia ,A. ,Emma ,W. ,D. ,D.? ,A. ,Alfred ,Frank ,H.Ward ,Laura ,Maria ,W. ,5. ,Arthur ,Eliza ,Henry ,Ida ,J. ,C.W. ,A. ,A. ,C .W. ,Ada ,Catherine F 1m F 1m M 36 M 37 F 30 M 26 M 25 M 25 M 25 M 26 M 22? M 23 M 30 M 30 M 21 M 21 M 26 M 26 F 38 M 46 F 16 M 23 M 38 F 18 F 28 M 26 F 6m F 20 M 35 F 66 F 33 M 40 F 30 M 25 F 30 M 36 M 16 M 16 M 46 M 3m M9 M5 F 2 F 33 M 35 M 24 M4 F 26 M 2 F 6 M 39 M 30 M 22 M 22 M 30 F 4 F 2 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 4 KS 152 34 OH ST KS 152 34 OH ST 1500 Ire 152 34 OH ST Moulder 120 46 LA St ? Machinest Eng 275 31 NH ST Ire 119 IN ST Laborer NY 130 11 TN ST 200 Carpenter NY 130 11 TN ST 200 Carpenter NY 130 11 TN ST 200 Carpenter Ire 119 IN St Laborer 209 Eldridge House ? 209 Eldridge House RI Clerk 102 ? Ger Laborer Ger 102 ? Laborer IL 046 11 NH St IL 046 11 NH ST ME 073 186 VT ST App.W9 Make ME 073 186 VT ST Ap Wag. Mak OH 187 146 NY ST OH 187 146 NY ST 4000 Farmer NY 183 109 KY ST Servant. Ire 283 ? Laborer MA 266 ? MA 266 ? MA 139 ? 200 ·····NY 139 ? Printer 209 Eldridge House ? NY 209 Eldridge House 209 Eldridge House RI Liveryman NH 185 ? 700/25m 3300 CT 185 ? 3000/300 CT 185 ? Farmer CT 185 ? 209 Eldridge House 1000/200 ? NY 292 2 Pinkney ST 8000/500 Sco 292 2 Pinkney ST Clergyman NY 051 78 KY St 500 NY 051 78 KY ST 500 1000 MD 214 1 MA ST cler k D.C. KY 214 1 MA ST IN 214 1 MA ST IN 214 1 MA ST IN 214 1 MA ST NY 214 1 MA ST OH 164 19 MA ST Cabinet Mak 300/800 Eng 265 ? Carpent.er KS 210 88 VT ST VT 210 88 VT ST KS 210 88 VT ST WI 210 88 VT ST VT 210 88 VT ST 25m/16m Merchant 20000/200 VT 013 11 NH Banker Ny 101 NY St Tinner NY 101 NY St Tinner 20m/2000 VT 013 11 NH ST Banker KS 236 22 RI St KS 236 22 RI St '. -138- �NAME FEDERAL CENSUS 1860 LAWRENCE, KANSAS SEX AGE OCCUPATION REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS ,E. Bonde ,susia Bonde ,C. Bowman ,C. Bowman Brackelsby ,Kat.e BrackelsbY ,Lewis Brackelsby ,Mary Brackelsby ,W. Brackelsby ,Warren ,Mart. Braman ,B.D. Brant ,Celia Brant ,Li lley Brant ,Nancey Brant ,R.W. Brant Brechlsbrun,Babet.t.e Brechlsbrun,Ellen Brechlsbrun,John Brechlsbrun,Josephine Brechlsbrun,Mary Brechlsbrun,Z. ,Mary Briiks? ,P. Briiks? ,E. Brisfan ,E. Brisfan ,P. Britton ,Daniel Brogan ,K. Brogan ,K. Brogan ,Margaret. Brogan ,P. Brogan ,H.T. Bronson ,H.1. Bronson ,R. Bronson ,R.Bronson ,A. Brooks ,Clara Brown ,D. Brown ,Elizabet.h Brown ,Emma Brown ,Frank Brown ,G.W. Brown ,H. Brown ,J. Brown ,John Brown ,L.H. Brown ,L.H. Brown ,Mart.ha Brown ,Martha Brown ,Rhoda Brown ,Sli Brown ,D. Bryan ,Harriet. Bryant ,Hary A. Bryant ,N.L. Bryant ,A.F. Buck ,A.M. Buck M 28 F 22 M 28 M 28 F 5 M 7 F 26 M 28 M 3 M 20 M 23 F 18 F 4 F 22 M 32 F 32 F 4 M 8m F 2 F 6 M 32 F 23 M 25 M 23 M 23 M 42 M 2 F 16 F 16 F 28 M 30 F 22 F 22 M 60 M 60 M 21 F 27 M 70 F 26 F 25 M 2 M 30 M 31 M 29 M 30 F 43 F 43 F 22 F 22 F 25 F 34 M 45 F 19 M 3m M 29 M 2 F 26 5 MA 236 22 RI 5t. MA 236 22 RI 5t. PA 006 5 Mass 5t. 10001 Tailor PA 006 5 MA 5T 1000 Tailor OH 123 ? OH 123 ? OH 123 ? 123 ? OH Millman OH 123 ? Ire 283 ? Laborer 074 54 MA 5t. NJ 1000/100 Farmer 074 54 MA 5t. NY Farmer NJ 129 85 M5 51 NJ 129 85 M5 51 NJ 129 85 M5 51 Bapist. Min. MA 087 ? MI 087 ? MI 087 ? MI 087 ? MI 087 ? Ger 087 ? /200 Grocer NY 213 110 KY S1 ME 213 110 KY ST NY 101 NY 51 Tinner NY 101 NY S1 Tinner PA 195 ? KY 202 ? Ger 086 MA bt. Hen& Win Servant. Ger 086 MA Bt. Hen& i.Jin Servant. Ire 202 ? lre 202 ? Laborer ME 077 83 LA ST ME 077 83 LA st NY 077 83 LA ST MA MA 077 83 LA St ME 213 110 KY S1 Cler k Swe 284 ? PA 258 NY S1 KS 077 83 LA S1 NY 118 83 LA St NY 077 83 LA S1 NY 289 22 MA S1 Ed.&Publish 10m/16m 1300/3000 NY 047 E side MA Merchant. MA 118 83 LA St 1500 Carpenter MA 077 83 LA S1 2000/15m Merchant. 50012000 OH 097 23 NJ- St 500/2000 OH 097 23 NJ St Eng 059 ? Servant. Eng 059 ? Servant. NY 047 E side MA NY 289 22 MA S1 Ire 282 115 RI S1 Laborer WI 179 122 KY S1 KS 179 122 KY ST VT 179 122 KY S1 300 -Carpenter IL 167 Waverly House NY 167 Waverly House -139- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �FEDERAL CENSUS ·1860 LAWRENCE. KANSAS . SEX AGE OCCUPATI.oN REAL/PERS BRTH HH ADDRESS NAME Buck Buck Buck Bullen Bullen Bullen Bullen Bullen Bullen Bullen Bullen Bullene Bullene Bullene Bullene Bunett Bunett Bunett Burnerd Burnerd Burns Burt Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carr Carr Carr Carson Chapman Chapman Chapman? Charse? Chase Chase Chase Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chatwood Chopman ? Christian Christian Christian Churchill Churchill Clark Clark Clark ,E.W. ,Eustice ,W.M ,Gertrude ,Gewrtrude ,Kate t:. • ,Kate E. ,Susan A. ,Susan A. ,W.S. ,W. S. ,Amarett ,Iowa L. ,L. , Thomas ,Eliz. ,R.S. ,Rose ,A. ,A. ,Hiram ,Geo. ,Dailey ,J. ,L. ,A. ,Hathe ,Mary ,Kit ,5. ,5. ,S.A. ,A. ,A. ,E. ,E. ,A. ,A.F. ,Ada ,Edney ,Fanny ,Frances ,Geo. ,Ida ,Mary J. ,Thomas ,W. ,William ,S.A. ,George Ann ,J. ,Malinda G. ,Geo. ,Helen ,Chas.R. ,Clara ,D.H. M 26 M 6m M4 D 3 F F F F ~ 8 8 6 F 6 M 10 M 10 F 27 F 3 M 31 M6 F 42 M 53 F 4 M M M M 21 21 32 38 F 20 M 28 M 29 M 30 F 18 F 33 M 24 F 13 F 13 F 13 F 20 F 21 M 24 M. 24 F 16 r 16 F 3 M6 F 14 F 47 M 23 F 3 F 18 M 17 M 46 M 18 F 13 F 3 M 40 F 33 M 29 F 27 M4 F 26 M 27 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 6 NY 167 Waverly House KS 167 Waverly House IN 167 Waverly House ME 059 ? ME 059 ? ME 059 ? ME 059 ? ME 059 ? ME 059 ? ME 059 ? ME 05.9 ? NY 060 NH btw Hen&Win IA 060 NH btw Hen&Win 060 NH btw Hen&Wi n NY Merchant MO 060 NH btw Hen&Win PA 170 ? 170 ? 1000/1000 NH KS 170 ? Swi 064 61 NY ST Saddler Swi 064 61 NY ST Saddler 195 ? ? Laborer 220 whitney House ? Ire 209 Eldridge House Servant 209 Eldridge House MA Carpenter NY 218 2 VT ST 1000/300 Lawyer OH 128 ? 4001300 Lawyer OH . 128 ? OH 128 ? NY 147 MA & Win Laborer MA 107 ? MA 107 ? MA 102 ? MI 240 ? MI 220 Whitney House Cook NY 072 103 NH ST Cler k NY 072 103 NH St Clerk Eng 060 NH Bt Hen& win Servant Eng 060 NH btw Hen&Win Servant WI 192 138 OH St WI- 192 138 OH St. Eng 192 138 OH ST Eng 192 138 OH ST Eng 110 222 IN St. Teamster WI 192 138 Oh ST NY 110 222 IN St 300 Eng 192 138 OH St Eng 192 138 OH ST Tailor Eng 192 138 Oh ST MA 102 ? OH 052 51 TN St 10m/SOO Lawyer KY? 052 51 TN St IRE 052 51 TN St Wagon Maker 6000/1000 Eng 166 169 IN ST NY 166 169 IN ST KS 174 119 IN ST ME 174 119 IN ST VT 250 36 NY ST Carriag Tri -140- �QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to ga~n best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlie~. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. Perhaps they will help someone else. PUCKETT Three PUCKETT brothers and their families came to Douglas County, Kansas from Kentucky and Virginia before 1860 - John, William and Joshua. I am looking for descendants of the following Puckett children: Emily m David MATNEY; Augustus (Gus) m Emily BLEVINS; Alice m Winfield S. HOLSINGER; Nancy m 1) Anderson PRUITT, 2) Sam BLEVINS; Sarah m Jacob WESTHEFFER; Emerine (Emeline) m James FORBES; John m Martha A. BROWN; Rebecca m Joseph WILLIAMSON; Louis B. m Harriet (Hattie) ; Charles J. mAlice S. BUELL; Nancy m. Thomas CRIDDLE; William Carl m Annie Louisa STIGAUP; Oliver Franklin m Emma GALLUP; James S. m Maria WILKERSON; Robert m Emma MILLISON. Contact DON PUCKETT, 6327 Heatherwood Road, Riverside, CA 92509 SHAW, JONES, SCHULTZ, LAUCHONER Henry Richard JONES married Elizabeth (Lizzie) SCHULTZ 17 Mar 1888 at Lawrence, Kansas. Henry, a son of Richard Thomas JONES and Sarah LAUCHONER JONES was born 4 Dec 1864 in Lehigh County, PA, Elizabeth (Lizzie), a daughter of Christian and Mary D. SCHULTZ was born 1870 in Illinois (per census records). Where in Germany were Christian and Mary born? ~~o were the spouses of and who are the descendants of the siblings of Henry R. and Elizabeth JONES? Contact Ray H. SHAW, 17410 Maple Valley Highway, Sp. 75, Renton, WA 98058 -141- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �INOEX / -AABBOT, Eliz., 135 J., 135 Lola, 135 ABERNATHY, 114 'II., 135 ACHLEY, J., 135 ADAMS, Chas, 135 Elethe,·135 P.E., 135 Harriet, 135 J., 135 James, 135 John, 135 S.W.,114 Thos., 135 ALBACH, P., 135 Wilemina, 135 ALBERS, Anna Emi 1ie/ Ame lia, 119 Henry Christopher Jr., 119 Henry Christopher Sr., 119 ALEXANDER, 'II., 135 ALLEN, A.K., 135 A.S., 115 Anna, 135 Chas., 135 Eliza, 135 Harriet, 135 Homer, 135 James, 135 Jessie, 133 L.D., 135 Lerinal, 135 Lyman, 135 Martha, 135 Mary E., 135 N., 135 Norman, 115 P., 135 Phebe, 135 Samuel, 135 Susan E., 135 Tryer, 135 Allison, Duncan, 135 ANDERSON, Albert, 135 Augustus, 118 George, 118 Harriet, 135 J., 135 Janie, 135 Jenny, 135 Joseph, 118(2) M., 136 Nellie, 136 Obadiah, 118 Oliishuline, 136 Rebecca, 136 Sarah, 118 W.R., 132 Wolklmie, 136 ANDREW, A., 136 Edwin, 136 Eliz, 136 Lewis, 136 ANDREIfS, A., 136 Alice, 136 Eliz., 136 S., 136 T.W., 118 If., 136 ANNUM, David, 114 ARCHIBALD, TIlE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, NO. 3 -142"';' A. 'II., 136 Alice, 136 Caleb, 136 Clara, 136 Ebeneezer, 136 Pred, 136 J.C.,136 Jane, 136 Julia, 136 ARCHISON, J.R.,136 ARMSTRONG, S., 114 ARNOLD, E., 136 Julia, 136 ASERILL, 136 ASHBY, James H., 117 ASSMAN, J., 136 ATCHINSON, J. R., 136 AUSTIN, J., 136 AVERY, R., 136 AYERS, J •L., 136 Lorenzo, 136 Mary, 136 W., 136 -BBABCOCK, C.If.,114 BACHUS, C., 136 Martha, 136 Nancy, 136 BACON, E.R., 136 L.L.,136 BAHNMAIER, C.P.,132 BAILEY, 114, 115(2) ILH., 136 P.A., 114, 115, 136 Hattie, 136 BAKER, 115(2) Call pan , 137 Catherine, 137 Harlow, 137 Henrietta, 137 Henry, 137 JohnS., 137 R., 137 T.H., 137 BALDEN, L., 137 Susan, 137 BALDWIN, 121 A., 137 Clara, 137 Panny, 137 H., 137 J.O., 137 Jane, 137 Johnor, 137 Kate, 137 Moses, 117 Plr., 123 'II., 137 BALEY, G.B., 137 Vestia, 137 BANK, S., 137 BARBER, Ann, 137 Prancis R., 137 Ingle, 137 John, 137 M., 137 William, 137 BARICKLOW, J., 118 BARKER, P., 117 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER VOL. XVII, NO.3 BARKER (continued) Prancis, 114 George, 115 J., 114 BARRETT 0., Josephine, 137 M., 137 BASHER, H., 137 BASS, Elizabeth Birdie, 106 BASSETT, O.A., 115 BEAM, George 0., 118 J.A., 118 John A., 118 L.J., 117 BEAMER, D., 137 BEASLEY, Eliz., 137 George, 137 Lorenzo, 137 T., 137 Tabitha, 137 Thos., 137 BEATON, R., 137 BEATTY, W.R., 137 BEAZELEY, Thos. N., 116 BECK, V., 137 BEHON, Ann, 137 H., 137 Phebe, 137 Sarah, 137 BEMIS, D., 137 J., 137 BENDVINE, A., 137 BENEDICT, Eliz., 137 Prank, 137 BLACKFORD, D., 138 BLACKLIDGE, A., 138 Alfred, 138 Prank, 138 H.Ward, 138 Laura, 138 Maria, ·138 BLACKMAN, W., 138 BLANEY, Nancy, 117 William, 117 BLATT, S., 138 BLEVINS, Emi ly, 141 Sam, 141 BLOOD, Arthur, 138 Eliza, 138 H.L., 114 Henry, 138 Ida, 138 J., 114, 138 James, 114 N.C., 116 BOBCOCK, C.W., 138 BOBECK, A., 138 BOBECOCK, C.W., 138 BOEHNER, Mary Ann, 119 BOLIN, David, 115 BOLWIN, Helen, 130 BOND, Eliza, 116, 117 Ellis, 116 BONDE, Ada, 138 Catherine, 138 E. ,138 Susia, 139 BOURSAW, 1., 137 Mary, 138 T., 138 W., 138 BENEE, S. ,. 138 BENNET, D., 138 G., 138 J., 138 BENSON, Geo., 138 H.D., 138 BEONHOLE, Peter, 138 BERDINE, G., 138 BERGAN, Dennis, 114 Patrick, 114 ·BERRY, A. P., 138 Ann, 138 G., 138 M.E., 138 BEVIN, Geo., 138 BIGGS, A., 138 Hattie, 138 BIGNELLE, Jenny P., 138 L., 138 BIGSLOW, Mary, 138 S.A., 138 BINELL, A., 138 Henry, 138 Sophia, 138 BIRSILL, A., 138 BISHOP, Emma, 138 If., 138 BLACK, E., 114 BLACKPERD, D., 138 -143- Clara, 131 BOWER, Samuel L., 118 Solomon, 118 BOWMAN, C., 139 BOYD, R., 118 Samuel, 118 BRACKELSBY, Kate, 139 Lewis, 139 Mary, 139 W., 139 Warren, 139 BRAMAN, Mart, 139 BRANT, B.D., 139 Celia, 139 Lilley, 139 Nancey, 139 R.W., 139 BRECHLSBRUN, Babette, 139 Ellen, 139 John, 139 Josephine, 139 Mary, 139 Z., 139 BREEDING, John, 118 BREEZE, P., 118 BRIIKS, Mary, 139 P., 139 BRISPAN, IL, 139 BRITTON, P., 139 BROADWELL, Anna, 109 Plorence, 109 Jacob, 109 Luella, 109 Virginia, 109 BROCKWAY, H.N., 118 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No .• 3 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER VOL. XVII, NO.3 BROGAN, Daniel, 139 K., 139 Margaret, 139 P., 139 BRONSON, H.T.,139 R., 139 BROOKS, A., 139 B.C., 117 PauIR., 114 BROWN, Anna, 132 Clara, 139 D., 139(2) Elizabeth, 139 Emma, 139 Prank, 139 G.If., 139 H., 139 Henry, 115 J., 139 James C., 118 James I., 116 John, 139 L.H., 139 Martha, 139 Martha A., 141 Mattie, 133 Rhoda, 139 Sli, 139 WIlliam, 114 BROWNING, Eve 1yn, 132 BRYAN, D., 139 BRYANT, Harriet, 139 Hary A., 139 N. L., 139' BUCHER, Fredericka, 119 BUCK, A.F., 139 A.M., 139 E.W., 140 Eustice, 140 W.M.,140 CARSON, Kit, 140 CAR1ER, R.S., 118 CARY, Newton, 114 Robert V., 114 CHAPMAN, Ellen, 117 S., 140 S.A., 140 William, 117 CHARSE, A., 140 CHASE, A., 140 E., 140 CHASTAIN, L.J., 115 CHATWOOD, A., 140 A.P., 140 Ada, 140 Edney, 140 Fanny, 140 Frances, 140 Geo., 140 Ida, 140 Mary J., 140 Thomas, 140 W., 140 Williall, 140 CHOPMAN, S.A., 140 CHRISTIAN, George Ann, 140 J., 118, 140 James, 118 Malinda G., 140 CHURCHILL, Geo., 140 George, 114 Helen, 140 CLARK, Chas. R., 140 Clara, 140 D.H., 140 Oliver, 116 CLAUD, BUELL, Alice S., 141 BULENE, L., 117 BULLEN, Gertrude, 140 Gewrtrude, 140 Kate E., 140 Susan, 140 W.S., 140 BULLENE, 114 Amarett, 140 Iowa L., 140 L., 140 Thomas, 140 BUNCE, Cora, 129 BUNETT, E1iz., 140 R.S., 140 Rose, 140 BURLEIGH, 115 BURNERD, A., 140 BURNETT, 114, 115(2) BURNS, Hiram, 140 BURT, Geo., 140 -CCAMERON, Noah, 116 CAMMONS, Wm., 116 CAMPBELL, Charles, 118 CANNOLE, Bertha, 131 CARPENTER, Daily, 140 J., 140 L., 140 CARR, A., 140 Hathe, 140 Mary, 140 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.3 -144- Judy, 114 CO AMES , Eli, 115 COATS, E.M., 117 George W., 117 COE, JohnM., 114, 117 COLE, Mabel, 129 COLEMAN, 115 COLLAMORE, (heirs), 115 George W., 115, 117 John W., 115 Julia A., 115 COMSASKY, Pat, 125 CONALLY, Wi lliam, 116 CONKLING, Louise Waldon, 109 CONNALLY, James, 116 CONNOR, Dorothy, 112 Elizabeth, 112 Henry 0., 114 Lucy, 112 Mar jorie, 112 Rose, 112 William, 112 COOK, Beulah Violet, 107 Charles Hall, 107 Ernest Gatch, 107 COR, John M., 117 COREL, Henry, 113 Jemimah, 113 CORNELIUS, E.H., 115 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER VOL. XVII, NO.3 CORNELL, Anna E., 118 John A., 118 COX, 114 Joseph P., 111(2) Rogers, 111 CRADY, Norma, 130 CRAWPORD, Hugh, 108 CRIDDLE, Thomas, 141 CRUM, John L., 116 CUNNINGHAM, Katherine, 131 CURRIER, John P., 114 CURTIS, A., 118 Alfred, 118 CURTISS, A., 116 Alfred, 117 Mr., 127 -DDALTON, B.P.,114 Helen, 115 DAVIDSON, Norman, 118 DAVIS, "Widow", 118 George, 118 Isaac, 118 Winslow, 115 DEAN, John M., 117 DEHNER, Louisa Wilhelmina, 119 DELEE, A.G., 116 DELINGER, Maud, 112 DENNIS, Philip Matson, 108 William, 108 PAXON, A.A., 116 PIELDS, S., 114 PINLEY, 115(2) PISKE, John P. III, 110 John F. Jr., 110 PITZPATRICK, P.G.,129 Prank, 129 James 1., 129 Jane, 129(2) Jennie, 129 Kirk, 129 Lloyd, 129 FLICKER, Joseph, 116 PORBES, James, 141 PORD, 115 George, 114 PRAKER, Edith, 129 Ethel, 129 Guy, 129 H.T., 129 James, 129 PREEMAN, William H., 118 PRENCH, Gladys, 129 John, 129 John ,,~, 129 Stanley, 129 Stella, 133 PULL, Mr., 125, 126 PULLER, 115 Z.H., 117 PUNK, John, 116 L.B., 116 DISSMAN, J.P., 116 DIX, C.B., 118 R.C., 114. DUBOIS, N.H., 114 DUFFIELD, Hedgman T., 118 Robert G., 118 DUNCAN, 115 C.S., 115 L. Wallace, 113 W.H., 114, 115 DUNLAP, Joseph, 114 DUTTON, Mathew R., 118 -EEARLE, 114 ELDRIDGE, 115 Bros., 114 ELLIOTT, R.G., 115(2) EMERY, Arthur, 129 J.S., 114, 117 James: 117 James S., 114 ENOS, H.L., 114, 116, 117 Horace L., 116 ERNEST, 114 EVANS, G. (Gertrude), 131 EVERSOLE, Myrtle, 130 -PPARRAR, "Widow", 116 Samuel, 116 PAUCETT, . -GGAGE, -145- W.H., 129 GALLUP, Emma, 141 GANES, Cordelia, 133 GARRETT, P.P., 118 GARVIN, (heirs), 118 David, 118 John PI., 118 Thomas S., 118 GATCH, Albert, 111 Andrew, 106(2) Andrew Philippe, 111 Anna Margaret, 112 Anne Harvey, 107 Anne Platson, 109 Benjamin, 108 Burget ta, 110 Cena, 110 Charles Newman, 107 Claire, 111 Claud, 111 Clifford D., 110 Con B., 106 Conduce, 106 Conduce H., 112 Conduce Locke, 107 Conduce Willin, 106 Edith, 106 Eleanora (Ella), 106 Elida (Ida) Rusk, 107 Ellen, 111 Elwood Stewart, 112 Emley Barber, 110 Eva PI., 106 Eva Serena, 112 Florence, 110 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII. No. 3 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER VOL. XVII, NO.3 Prances, 111 Prancis McCormick, 110, III Prank, 110 George, 106, 111 Gordon, 110 Gordon Gray, 112 Grace, 110 Helen Gray, 112 Jennie Lind, III John Leming, 106 Joseph, 106 Joseph McGrew, 106, 107 Joseph Trimble, 107 Katherine Haynes, 111 Katie D., 109 Lewis, 108 Lill ian Love, 110 Lillie, 107 Louise, 112 Margaret, 106 Marguerite, 110 Martha (Mattie), 111 Mary, 111(2), 112 Mary Belle, 111 Mary Stewart, 112 May, 106 Milton McCormick, III Milton W., 111 Moses D., 111 Nathaniel, 110 Nicholas, 108 Orytha Helen, 111 Philip, 110 Philip B., 110 Philip Burgen, 109, 110 Philip Smith, 111 Rachel, 111 Richard, 108 Ruth Gordon, 112 Sally, 110 Samuel, 111 Sarah (SallY) Hiss, 110 . Thomas, 106 . Thomas Leigh, 111 Thomas Milton, 111 Victor, 106 Willard Phillip, 106 GAYLORD, Geo. , 114 GEELAN, Amos, 129 Carrie, 129 Charles, 129 Justus, 129(2) Nora, 129 Rose, 129 Salome, 129 Wm. G., 129 GEOPPERT, Caroline, 130 GEST, Caroline, 109 GILBERT, 114 GILMORE, Allen 0., 114 GLENN, Bertha, 129 Claude, 130 Cyrus L., 129 Gladys, 129 Ivah, 129 Ivan, 129 Katherine, 133 Mabel, 129 Oneta, 129 Paul, 129 Starr, 129, 130 Thomas, 130 Veda, 129 William H., 130 GOFF , THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII, No·. 3 Ellen, 130 Harvey, 130 Lefa, 130 Lucile, 130 Ma1ven, 130 Rosie, 130 GOLDEN, Jane Walls, 120 GOODWIN, Ethel Swing, 108 Philip Burgin, 108 Ruth Swing, 108 GORRILL, Barr, 130(2) M.D., 131 Marshall, 130(2) Maude, 130 R.W., 130 Robert, 130 Williall, 130 GRAHAM, William, 117 GRAY, Emma, 112 Goldie, 130 Grace, 130 Hazel, 130 Robert, 130 Robert M., 130 GREEN, Evan E., 115 GRESS, Herbert, 130 John, 130 Pearl, 130 Ray, 130 Rosa, 131 Ruth, 130 GRIPPIN, Hannah, 117 GRIFPITH, G.W.B., 117 GRISWOLD, Helen fl., 116 J.P., 115, 116 GROVENOR, Gurdan, 116 Gurdon, 115 -146- GURLEY, Elizabeth M., 115 -HHAAS, 117 Samuel P., 117 HALBERT, David C., 115 HALDERMAHN, Daniel, 118 HALL, William S., 117 HAMLIN, Albert, 130 Newt, 130 HANSCOM, O.A., 116 HARD, 115 HARLOW, . Oscar, 116 HARRINGTON, Alice, 130 C.R., 130 Charles R. Jr., 130 David, 130 HARRIS, C., 118 Ed, 130 W.W., 130 Wm. B., 130 HART, Mary, 117 HARTHMANN, Maurice, 116 HARTMAN, Amelia, 130 August, 130 Clifford, 130 Fred, 130 Gus, 130 Minnie, 130 HAUG, John Jacob, 117 Magdalena, 117 HAYNES, Josephine, 111 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER VOL. XVII, NO.3 HENDRY, James H., 117 HENRY, Dwight, 130 Gertrude, 130 John D., 130 Wm. P., 130 HERSCHELL, Bertha, 132 HETRICK, Charles, 130 Maude, 130 Noah, 130 HEWITT, Prank, 116 HILL, Arthur, 131 Blanch, 131 Charles, 131 Emerson, 131 Howard, 131 W.C., 131 Wm., 131 HILLIS, Joseph, 108 HOAD, Bruce, 131 Mrs. Gertrude M., 131 William, 131 HOAG, Benjamin W., 118 M.P., 118 HOGG, Harley, 131 John, 131 Mrs. Emma, 131 Thomas, 131 William, 131 HOGUE, S.P., 131 HOLDEN, H., 114 HOLMES, George, 112 Mary Louise, 112 Mary Susan Gatch, 112 Philip Richard, 112 HOLSINGER, Winfield S., 141 HOLWADEL, 119 HOPE, Joseph D., 117 HORNSBY, C., 114 W.R., 114 HOUK, Alfred, 131 Charles W., 131 Edith, 131 Ellen, 131 Prank W., 131 George J. Jr., 131 Harley, 131 Harold, 131 Hazel, 131 "arvin, 13i Ralph, 131 Rose, 132 Ruby, 131 Russell, 131 Walter, 131 BOUT, Omena, 131 HOWELL, Mrs. Mary (Salathiel), 113 HOYT, S.E., 115 HUMBERT, Minnie, 130 HUNT, George W., 115 HUTCHINSON, Ed, 131 George W., 117 John P., 114 HUTCHISON, William, 115 -1- ICE, Albert, 131 -147- Calvin, 131 Edward, 131 Elsie, 131 Leonard, 131 Lovey, 131 Margaret, 131 Mart in, 131 Martin P., 131 Ralph, 131 Thomas, 131 M.T.,131 William T., 131 INGERSOL, Charles, 115 IRWIN, John, 125 -JJANT, Augustus, 117 Mary Helen, 117 JENKINS, (minors), 114 Ann M., 116 Anne M., -114 Gaius, 114 JENNINGS, Addie, 133 Ed, 115 JOHN, Bannock, 121 JOHNSON, Anna, 131 Campbell Moore, 109 Campbe 11 Swing, 109 Cecil, 131 Grant U., 131 Lucille, 131 Markley, 115 Selina, 132 Seline, 131 W.H., 132 JONES, Henry Richard, 141 Richard Thomas, 141 William, 116 -KKAMPSCHROEDER, Alvin, 132 Annie, 132(2) Arthur, 132 August H., 132 Carl, 132(2) Charles P., 132 Edith, 132 Pred H., 132 Glenn, 132 Harry, 132(2) Helen, 132 Howard, 132 Louis, 132 Marie, 132 Mattie, 132 Olin, 132(2) Ralph, 132 Robert, 132 Ruby, 132 Thomas, 132 William H., 132 KASHNER, Peter J., 115 HAVER, Jacob, 117 KEEPE, James, 115 KELLOGG, Benjamin 0., 132 Elsie, 132 Grace, 132 KELSIE, M.L., 115 KENNEDY, Effie, 132 KENN1EU, John A., 114 KENSIT, Inez Staatz, 119 KETTERING, 132 Almeda, 132 Esther, 132 George, 132 TIlE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No.3 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER VOL. XVII, NO.3 Ira A., 132 KLAUS, Mary, 118 KLAUSE, Prederick, 118 KLOTZ, Robert, 114 KOEHLER, A.A., 132 Bessie, 132 Edith, 132 Harvey, 132 Henry, 132 John, 132 John E., 132 Kenry, 132 Pearl, 132 Raymond, 132 Russell, 132 KRAPT, Gladys, 132 Irwin B., 132 Milton, 132 Roland, 132 KRAMJISHROLER, Louise, 130 KROPP, F.M., 132 Grace, 132 Laura, 132 Louise, 132 Oscar, 132 -L- LADD, E.D., 116 LAMB, Wm. P., 118 LANCASTER, Dorothy, 132 Edna, 132 Edyth, 132 Louise, 132 Mary, 132 Wm., 132 LASH, "Widow", 118 George W., 118 John, 118 LASWELL, Edna, 132 Kisie, 132 Marion, 132 LAUCHONER, Sarah, 141 LAUGHTER, Arinilda, 132(2) LAUMAN, Elwood Gatch, 112 Hester, 112 Philip Ammen, 112 Philip Gatch, 112 LAWS, O.S., 118 LEAMER, lIilliam, 117 LEE, Audrey, 132 Everett, 132 Gertrude, 132 Howard, 132 Raymond, 132 Sadie, 132 lIal ter H., 133 LINDSLEY, D.O., 114 LINN, Peter, 118 LITCHFIELD, Lewis, 115 LOGAN, Joe V., 133 Joseph, 133 Stella, 133 LORING, 114 Betsy W., 116 Judah, 116 LOW, (heirs), 114 Joseph G., 114 S.E.,114 LUDINGTON, R.W., 115 LUTZ, THE PIONEER, Vol •. XVII, No. 3 Sophia, 132 LYMAN, Elias C., 116 William, 116 LYNCH, Elsie, 133 Geo., 115 James G., 133 LYON, Elizabeth, 115 William, 115 -(1\- McALLASTER, O.W., 117 MCARTHUR, . L., 116(2) MACCABE, James Eugene, 116 Richard S., 116 MCCALL, DaveT.,133 John, 133 Madge, 133 Margurite, 133 Minnie, 133 Orville, 133 Virginia, 133 Wayne, 133 MCCARTY, George L., 133 MCCLANAHAN, Alex P., 133 Bertha, 133 Ella, 133 Emma, 133 Pranklin, 133 Fred, 133 G. Edward, 133 Hazel, 133 Hedgeman, 133 helen, 133 Madalyn, 133 Martha, 133 Mrs. Mary E., 133 Nancy, 133 -148- Roberta, 133 William, 133 McDONALD, Patrick Henry, 107 MCFADDEN, Jacob, 117 MACY, E.G., 118 MAJERS, Thomas, 118 MALLORY, 114 A.H., 114 MALONE, Thomas, 117 MANDRILL, C.L., 116 MARROW, Robert, 114 MARSH, Olive, 110 MARTIN, lIilliam D., 118 Wm., 114 MASON, Ella, 131 MATHEIIS, Mr., 125 MATNEY, Clarence, 133 David, 141 John, 133 Kenneth, 133 Opal, 133 MATSON, Anna, 108 Elizabeth Gatch, 107, 108 Georgetta, 108 Hattie, 108 Mary, 108 Philip D., 108 Sally, 108 MBARRACE, R., 117 MEARS, Edgar, 109 Edith, 109 Harry, 109 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER VOL. XVII, NO.3 MEARS (continued) Mary Smith, 109 Sarah Elizabeth, 109 William B., 109 MELISH, Charles B., 107 May, 110 Thomas Gatch, 110 W.B., 110 MENZENMAYER, John Christian, 119 John Jacob, 119 Ruth, 119 Samuel Wesley, 119 MERWIN, 122, 123 Mr., 121 MESENHIMER, Clifford, 133 Edna, 133 Mi Idred, 133 Myron, 133 Orland, 133 Schoyler C., 133 MIGLIARO, Charles, 133 John, 133 Mrs. Mary L., 133 MILLISON, Emma, 141 MILLS, James B., 115 MILLS, , J.H.W.,116 MINER, 115 MISENHIMER, Arthur, 133 Benjamin Franklin, 133 Ethel, 133 Garnet, 133 Gertie; 133 Opal, 133 MOORE, Cora, 133 Carl, 119 Carl Sr., 119 Fredericka Henerietta C., 119 OLDHAM, 114 Johnathciu-, 116 Jon., 114 OTIS, H.F., 114 OWENS, 122, 123 Fred, 133 Fred H., 133 Kate, 133 Mrs. J.A., 133 Mrs. Judith, ·133 Nettie, 133 Walter, 133 Wm., 133 MORRISS, Edna, 129 MORROW, William, 117 MORTON, A.R., 115 MULLER (Miller), Anna Maria (Mary), 119 Frederick, 119 MYERS, Jessie, 130 -PPALMER, (heirs), 115 D.W.,116 Daniel W., 115 Phebe N., 115 PARKER, 116 Mr., 124 PARKES, Johnathen, 124 PARSONS, Josephine, 129 PATTERSON, Susan, 116 William, 116 PEASE, 115 C.A., 115 PECK, J.C.,117 PEEBLES, Cynthia, 117 Hugh H.A.B., 117 PHILIPPE, Ida, 111 PHILLIPS, Wm., 114 PIEARATT, 117 PIECE, E.A., 114 PIERCE, 126 E., 114 PLUMB, 113 PLUMMER, Helen, 111 PRATHER, L.A., 118 -NNEILL, Forrester, 116 NELSON, Mathew, 115 NEWCOMB, Frederick, 113 NEWMAN, 115 NICHOLS, Leonard, 115 Leonard H., 115 NICHOLSON, Josiah, 118 NORRIS, JessieN.,130 NORTHRUP, A.E., 118 NUFFER, Emma, 130 -0OAKLEY, Joseph Jr., 118 O'CONNOR, James G., 117 OESTERREICH, -149- PRENTISS, S.B., 117 PRESTON, R., 118 PRICE, John, 110 PRUIT'l'/PREWITT , Anderson, 141 PUCKET'l', Alice, 141 Augustus (Gus), 141 Charles J., 141 Don, 141 Emerine/Emeline, 141 Emily, 141 James S., 141(3) John, 141(2) Joshua, 141 Louis B., 141 Nancy, 141(2) Oliver Franklin, 141 Rebecca, 141 Robert, 141 Sarah, 141 wi 11 i am, 141 William Carl, 141 PUTNEY, L.B., 117 -QQUANTRI LL, 113 QUICK, Levi, 115 -RRAMSEY, B., 118 RANDALL, Claire, 110 John, 110 Philip, 110 RAWLINS, J.D., 117 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER VOL. XVII, NO.3 RAYMOND, 115 READ, 114 REED, Amel ia, 115 Ed 19 i n E., 115 REYNOLDS, 115 William, 115 RICKER, ,William S., 115 RIDENAUR, 115 RIDENOUR, 115 RIGGS, 118 Samuel A., 114, 115 Samue 1 S., 117 RILEY, Almet ta, 133 ROBINSON, C., 114 ROLLINS, Joseph D., 115 ROTTMAN, Adam, 118 ROUCHEY, L., 117 RUNYAN, Emma, 111 RUNYON, Gatch, 111 Henry, 111 Minnie, 111 Russell, 111 RUSSELL, J.W., 116 S.C., 114, 115 -SSALATHIEL, Agnes, 113 Charles, 113 Henry M., 113 John, 113(2) Margaret, 113 Mary, 113 Morgan, 113 Thomas S., 113 Walter, 113 SANDS, James G., 114, 115 SARGENT, George H., 116 SATTIN, Ellie, 130 SAYLE, W.L.G,., 117 SCHOTT, Mamie, 129 SCHULTZ, Christian, 141 Elizabeth, 141 Mary D., 141 SCHWINDRAZHEIM, Henrietta Catherine, 119 SCOTT, Wm. Norris, 115 SELDEN, J.M.,110 James, 110 Lillyan, 110 Love, 110 SELKREGG, Wm. A., 115 SHAFER, Louise, 132 SHAND, 114 SHANKLIN, H., 114 SHANNON, Wilson, 116 SHAW, M., ll6 Mattie, 132 Ray H., 141 Sadie, 132 SHEMMER, Wilson, Jr., 115 SHENKL'ING, Henry, ll5 SHERA, Caleb A., 108 SHIELDS, Mary, 131 SHIRLEY, Isaac, 117 Wilburn, 117 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 3 -150""" SHIVELY, J.M., 117 SHOOK, Emma, 129 SIMMONS, Aaron Matson, 107 Anna Dial, 108 Bertha Emma, 107 Cora S., 108 Effie Elizabeth, 107 James, 107, 108 John iI., 117 Laura Lane, 108 Lou, 108 Mary, 107, 108 Philip Gatch, 108 Sarah, 108 SIMPSON, John, 115 SMALLEY, Dana, 106 SMITH, 116 Henry, 115 N.F.,117 SNIBLEY, David, 118 SNYDER, 117 Mary V., 116 Samuel S., 116 SOELKE, Cattarina, 117 SOLOMON, M., 114, 117 SOULE, W.L.G., 117 SPENCER, Sarah, 129 SPICER, 114 STAATZ, Charles William, 119 Christian Prederick, 119 Everett Charles Henry, 119 George William, 119 Inez Mae, 119 STEARNS, "Widow", 118 Alpheus Wm., 118 Clark, 118 STERNS, Charles, lIS STEVENS, 114 Henry, 117 J.L., 114 Mary Helen, 117 Wm., 114 STEWART, John, 116 STIGAUP, Annie Louis~, 141 STOKES, Clara, 133 STORM, A., 114, 115, 117 STREETER, Daniel, 118 STROUP, (heirs)' 11i John, 117 STUCKER, Mr./Mrs., 125 SUBER, Dr., 118 SWIFT, Lawrence Chew, 112 Lawrence Chew Jr., 112 Loui sa Margaret Walker, 112 SWING, Caroline Matson, 109 Elizabeth Pishback, 109 Florence, 10~ Frederick, 109 George, 109 James B., 109 Louise, 109 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER YOLo XYII, NO.3 SWING (continued) Mary E., 109 Peter Fletcher, 109 Philip Burgin, 109 Philip C., 109 Richard C., 109 SYLVESTER, E., 114 -TTAYLOR, Mabe 1, 132 THACHER, Solon 0., 115 THACKER, T. D., 115 THOMAS, D.G. , 108 THOMPSON, H.H. , 118 H.S., 11S Katherine Luella, 109 Margaret, 109 S.A., 109 TINGLE, P., 114 TOLLES, 115 TOOTHMAN, W.H., 115 TUCKER, Mr. , 126, 127 Mr./Mrs., 125 Nancy, 125 -UUNGER, Katherine, 131 -YVANCIL, Amelia, 115 Daniel, 115 VAUGHN, R.L.,117 WILLIAMSON, Jennie A., 107 Joseph, 141 WilliamT.,117 WILLSON, Robert, 114 WILSON, Ethe 1, 130 WINSTON, A.G., 108 WISE, Marie, 132 WOOD, Edward If., 115 Emma, 129 JohnP., 118 S.N.,114(2) WOODWARD, 115(2) B.W., 115 WORDEN, James A., 117 WORDON, L.J., 116 WORTHINGTON, Ella, 106 WYLER, 116 Donald W., 134 YILES, Anna, 132 -WWAIT , Delila B., 121 WALKINS, James, 116 WALLOlfT, Charlotte Louise If., 119 WALTER, Emma, 131 Minnie, 129 WATSON, James 0., lIS WATTS, Abram, 116 WEBBER, Jacob, 118 WElL, Hannah Catherine, 119 Nickolas, 119 WELLS, William S., 114(2) WELSE, Adam, 114 WELSH, Adam, 115 WERNER, Aaron, 117 WESTHEPPER, Jacob, 141 WHEELER, J.H., 111 WHITNEY, T.L.,115 WILDER, 116 A., 114 J.H.,114 WILKHRSON, Maria, 141(2) WILLEY, John W., 118 WILLIAMS, 117 -YYEOMAN, Edna, 112 YOUNG, A.M., 116 -ZZIMMERMAN, . 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'.). .. :'0' ., .. /~ ~.o:' L -.---~.~----- · ~ �Volu!ne XVII 0No 02 Winter 1993/1994 Til '161111 -r~- -=- -~r - y. --~ ... . ---i;?--' ... _- .-- . :~~ - ~~~- -'" -~ ---- .. .. .. -.. . . .::,.,' ..;,-, ••¥"•.' ~ • t: . ~.~ c:: . . . . ".oo .• _ • .'~4_' , Pub Ii shed Quarferly By: 'Douglas Count~ Genealogical Societ~ P.o. BOX 3664 LAWREN CE j I<AN SAS 66046-0664 .'_ I �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 Temporary Officers Presj dent. . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Burchill Vice President ..... . Recording Secretary ...... Jerry Feese Corresponding Secretary .. Janet Payne T~easllrer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverley Chapman L1brarian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chuck and Erma Worley Genealogist ..... . Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverley Chaoman Pioneer Editor . . . . . . . . . . . Bobbie Title: Santa Ana, CA Newsletter Editor ..... . Committees Membe~ship... .Alta Dllnc~n Refreshments. Goodwi 11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ways and Means . . . . . . . . . . . Maxine Hougland Five Generation Charts ... Carol Whitson .Cookbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverley Chapman Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Executive Board Calling Committee . . . . . . . . Marv Lawson Family History Book. . .Car~l Francis Pioneer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AII members of the Society * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. 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 and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m~ - 5:30 p.m .• Anyone may use. our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. Users must check in at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P. o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Winter 1993/1994 VOL. XVII. No.2 PAGE CONTENTS LEITER FROM THE PRESIDENT ...••.•..•.•••••...•..•.••••.••.•....•..... · •. • 63 GREENWOOD VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT RECORDS 1898-1902 •....•....•.•....•.•.. 64 CROWDER SCHOOL DISTRICT RECORDS 1910 .•.••••.•..••••...•••..........•...• 68 DEATH NOTICE - S. W. MUENZENMAYER - 1937 .....•...••...........•..•..•... 69 DIARY OF OUR TRIP ACROSS THE PLAINS - 1886 - Part 2 ••••..••......• ~ ...•. 70 HELPFUL HINTS TO KANSAS RESEARCHERS .•.•.•.•......•.....••.....•.....•..• 77 KANSAS FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY - 1920 .•.....••.•.•..•.....•••..•...••. 78 , GATCH GENEALOGY - Part 2 ...•........................................•.. 83 DOES YOUR FAMILY SPEAK .. SCOTCH-IRISH .. ? ................................. 89 APPEARANCE DOCKET, Probate Court, Vol. A, 1855 ...•............•........• 90 QUERIES ............•...••..•••-•...•...••......•..•.•••......•.•.....•... 95 INDEX to Volume XVII, No.2 .. -. ...........•.........•....•.••.•......... -.96 The Pioneer welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board Member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returne~ to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co, Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �- GREETINGS, Again and Still, from your President I want to thank Bobby Title for agreeing to help us ~ut with THE PIONEER. She lives in Santa Ana, CA, works full time but still finds time to do this for us. Her reason for helping is because in the past she received such good information from THE PIONEER she wanted to do what she could to keep this publication going. We do thank her, a lot. She did the last issue, Vol 17, No. 1 and will continue for a while. With her help we will be caught up in no time. However, to do this we will need input from the rest of the members. If you have any information that you have gleaned or put together and would like it to be published in THE PIONEER please get it to me. This publication is made up of only material donated by members. Send it to me, Mary Burchill, at our P.O. Box. The following books have been purchased by the Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society and placed in our Library as a memorial to Claude Smith. Claude had his roots in Leavenworth County and the environs. Claude and Zona, who is active in the Society, have both been long time members. A commemorative acknowledgement will be placed in each volume. Erwin C. Baker and Charles p'. Pierce, compilers, Cemetery Surname Index (Leavenworth: Leavenworth County Genealogical Society, 1980). There are 10 pamphlets covering the following townships in Leavenworth County: Tonganoxie, Stranger, Reno, Kickapoo, High Prairie (excluding Sunset Memory Gardens), Fairmount, Easton, Delaware (excluding Mt. Calvary and Mt. Muncie), Sherman and Alexandria. Leavenworth Co. Oldest Resident Pioneer Day Contest (1936). 20 p. Rita Spindler, compiler and editor, Snooping Around (Leavenworth: Leavenworth COunty Genealogical Society, 1993). 20 p. John and Enid Ostertag, compilers, A Directory of 20 Counties bordering the Missouri River for Genealogists. Historians. Tourists, (St. Joseph, MO: John and Enid Ostertag, 1988). 378 p. Leavenworth County Genealogical Society, History of Leavenworth Leavenworth County Genealogical County. Kansas (Leavenworth: Society, 1990). 464 p. Once again, this Spring we will be calling for officers. If you would volunteer that would be great. Now that the Family History Book is nearing completion, the officers will be able to concentrate on the business of the Soc~et!. The present Board has pledged to see the book through to completion, re11ev1ng the new Board from that responsibility. There is so much interest in the Society that I find it hard to believ~ that there are not some members who would take on the responsibilities of officers. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Sincerely, Mary Burchill THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -63- �oIJ GREENWOOD VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT #24 U Annual Report of School District 1124, county of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending Made under official oath, and transmitted to the County Superintendent, this __ day of A.D. 1898. 67 Students Signed: BUNCE, Cora BUNCE, Willard BUNCE, Frank BUNCE, Maud BRADFORD, Jessie BRADFORD, Helen BUSH, Henry CHRISTIAN, Volney CHRISTIAN, John CUMMINGS, Myrtle COOK, Maud COOK, Arthur (?) DUNCAN, Eliza DUNCAN, Willie DUNCAN, Chas. FINDLEY, Jennie FINDLEY, Julia GIBBENS, Flora GIBBENS, Chas. GIBBENS, Dora GIBBENS, Arthur GIBBENS, Clyde GIBBENS, Maggie GEELAN, Chas. GEELAN, Bertha GEELAN, Justus GEELAN, Carrie GEELAN, Nora GLENN, Bessie HOGUE, Theoph HOGG, John HENNESSY, Jessie HENNESSY, Andrew HENNESSY, Frank 20 18 12 8 8 5 5 11 7 5 20 9 16 13 9 11 11 20 17 15 16 9 7 13 10 8 7 5 8 20 17 15 10 George M. Medsger JOHNSON, Clarence JOHNSON, Rolley JOHNSON, George JOHNSON, Louis JOHNSON, Lulu JOHNSON, Ruby KING, John KING, Fred KING, Maxie KING, Wesley KING, Henry KING, Dora MCCOLLUM, Maggie MEDSGER, Goldie MEDSGER, Charley MEDSGER, Laura MCCLANAHAN, Fred MCCLANAHAN, Minnie MCCLANAHAN, Ethel MCCLANAHAN, Mary MORRIS, Nellie MORRIS, Warren MORRIS, Clarence SHAFFER, Etta SHAFFER, Lee SHAFFER, Maud SHAFFER, Earl TIMMONS, Bertha TIMMONS, Leonard SPENCER, Cora SPENCER, Reed WEESE, Lena WEESE, William 12 11 9 8 7 5 18 16 15 14 11 7 20 15 11 8 5 12 10 7 10 7 5 15 13 10 8 8 5 18 7 18 20 8 -64- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 �DISTRICT RECORDS continued GREENWOOD VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT "24 Annual Report of School District #24, county of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending Made under official oath, and transmitted to the County Superintendent this ___ day of ___ , A.D. 1899. Signed: 71 Students Name BUNCE, Willard BUNCE, Frank BUNCE, Maud BUSH, Henry BAKER, Jessie BOWERS, Myrtle BOWERS, George CHRISTIAN, Volney CHRISTIAN, John CUMMINGS, Myrtle CUMMINGS, Clinton (? ) DUNCAN, Eliza DUNCAN, Willey DUNCAN, Charley FINDLEY, Jennie FINDLEY, Julia FRENCH, Grace FRENCH, Stella GIBBENS, Charley GIBBENS, Dora GIBBENS, Arthur GIBBENS, Clyde GIBBENS, Maggie GIBBENS, Ray GEELAN, Chas. GEELAN, Bertha GEELAN, Justus GEELAN, Carrie GEELAN, Nora GEELAN, Rosie GLENN, Bessie HOGG, John JOHNSON, Clarence JOHNSON, Rolley JOHNSON, George JOHNSON, Louis THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No.2 Name ~ 19 13 9 6 15 13 12 12 8 6 5 17 14 10 12 12 18 16 17 10 8 5 14 11 9 8 6 5 9 18 13 12 10 9 George M. Medsger JOHNSON, Loulu JOHNSON, Ruby KING, John KING, Fred KING, Maxie KING, Wesley KING, Henry KING, Dora MEDSGER, Goldie MEDSGER, Charley MEDSGER, Laura McCLANAHAN, Fred McCLANAHAN, Minnie McCLANAHAN, Ethel McCLANAHAN, Mary McCLANAHAN, Flora MORRIS, Nellie MORRIS, Warren MORRIS, Clarence RAUSCH, Maud RAUSCH, Mina RAUSCH, Helen RAUSCH, Fritz RAUSCH, Victor RAUSCH, Grover RAUSCH, Mary RILEY, Nellie SHAFFER, Etta SHAFFER, Lee SHAFFER, Maud SHAFFER, Earl SPENCER, Cora SPENCER, Reed SPENCER, Gladys WEESE, Laura -65- Age 8 6 19 17 16 15 12 8 16 12 9 6 13 10 8 5 11 8 6 18 16 14 13 11 10 5 5 16 14 11 9 19 8 5 19 �DISTRICT RECORDS continued GREENWOOD VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT tt24 Annua 1 Report of School Di s tr i c t tt24 , county of Dougl as , State of Kansas, for the year ending Made under official oath, and transmitted to the County Superintendent, this __ day of A.D. 1900. Signed: 68 Students BUNCE, Willard BUNCE, Frank BUNCE, Maud BAKER, Jessie BAUER (BOWER), Myrtle BAUER (BOWER), George BARNES, Lola CHRISTIAN, Volney CHRISTIAN, John DUNCAN, Eliza DUNCAN, Willie DUNCAN, Charley FRENCH, Albert FRENCH, Grace FRENCH, Stella FRENCH, Nellie FRENCH, Roma GIBBENS, Charley GIBBENS, Dora GIBBENS, Arthur GIBBENS, Clyde GIBBENS, Maggie GIBBENS, Ray GEELAN, Charley GEELAN, Bertha GEELAN, Justus GEELAN, Carrie GEELAN, Nora GEELAN, Rosie GLENN, Bessie HOGG, John HOGG, Harley JOHNSON, Clarence JOHNSON, Rolley 20 14 10 16 14 13 5 13 9 18 15 11 19 16 13 8 5 19 17 18 11 9 6 15 12 10 9 7 6 10 19 5 14 13 George M. Medsger JOHNSON, George JOHNSON, Lois JOHNSON, Lulu JOHNSON, Ruby JOHNSON, Charley KING, Wesley KING, Henery KING, Dora KING, Arthur MEDSGER, Goldie MEDSGER, Charley MEDSGER, Laura MCCLANAHAN, Minnie MCCLANAHAN, Ethel MCCLANAHAN, Mary MCCLANAHAN, Fred MCCLANAHAN, Flora MORRIS, Nellie MORRIS, Warren MORRIS, Clarence QUIGLEY, Charley RAUSCH, Maud RAUSCH, Mina RAUSCH, Helen RAUSCH, Fritz RAUSCH, Victor RAUSCH, Grover RAUSCH, Mary SPENCER, Cora SPENCER, Reed SPENCER, Gladys SHAFFER, Etta SHAFFER, Lee SHAFFER, Maud SHAFFER, Earl LONG, Orpha -66- 11 10 9 7 5 16 13 9 5 17 13 10 14 11 9 7 6 12 9 7 6 19 17 15 14 12 11 6 20 9 6 17 15 12 10 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII No.2 �DISTRICT RECORDS continued GREENWOOD VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT '24 Annual Report of School Di s tr i c t f~24 , county of Douglas, Sta te of Made under official oath, Kansas, for the year ending June 30, 1902. and transmitted to the County Superintendent, this __ day of _ _ A.D. 1902. Signed: Gladys SPENCER Reed SPENCER Mary RAUSCH Helen RAUSCH Victor RAUSCH Fritz RAUSCH Mina RAUSCH Maud RAUSCH Ruby JOHNSON Lois JOHNSON Birdie JOHNSON Beasley ? JOHNSON Clarence JOHNSON Rowdie JOHNSON George JOHNSON Clarence MORRIS Nellie MORRIS Warren MORRIS Nora GEELAN Carrie GEELAN Bertha GEELAN Justice GEELAN Charles GEELAN Bessie GLENN Jack CHRISTIAN Voney CHRISTIAN 51 Students THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 8 12 8 16 13 15 19 18 8 11 10 5 14 13 12 8 13 10 8 10 13 12 16 12 11 15 George M. Medsger Vacy DENNY Maude BUNCE Florence LIGGETT John LIGGETT Stella LIGGETT Maude SHAFFER. Frank BUNCE Lee SHAFFER Earl SHAFFER Etta SHAFFER Harley HOGG Maggie GIBBONS Grace FRENCH Stella FRENCH Eliza DUNCAN Charles DUNCAN William DUNCAN Nellie RILEY Henry RILEY Bessie ELLIS Myrtle ELLIS Sophia ELLIS Eliza JOHNSON Emery JOHNSON Bebe CHRISTIAN -67- 12 12 14 12 17 14 15 17 13 19 7 7 18 14 19 12 16 7 5 14 11 9 12 8 6 �DISTRICT RECORDS continued CROWDER SCHOOL DISTRICT #69 Annual Report of School District ft69, county of Douglas, State of Made under official oath, Kansas, for the year ending June 30, 1910. to the County Superintendent, this 28th day of July and transmi t ted A.D., 1910. Signed: 34 Students Mrs. Leonora Colman Parent May ARMSTRONG Nellie ARMSTRONG Leila BANKS Addie CARTER Tena CRISS Aileen COLMAN Gladys DESKIN Mary DESKIN Huldah DESKIN Wilma EVANS Marie GENTRY Blanch SHELLEY Sadie RICHARDS Hattie SKINNER Theodore ARMSTRONG John BANKS Herman BANKS Corbet CARTER Shipman CARTER Willie CRISS George CRISS Richard CRISS Willis COLMAN Clarence DESKIN George GENTRY Dick RICHARDS Willie RICHARDS John RICHARDS Cecil RICHARDS Harry SKINNER Samuel SKINNER Roslin SKINNER Roscoe SKINNER George SKINNER 23 24 2 8 25 12 10 13 16 4 23 13 2 8 15 1 15 24 12 29 25 25 30 25 20 4 2 23 20 19 27 7 15 1 12 1 10 2 4 11 11 12 7 5 1 12 2 10 4 3 8 7 9 3 2 2 11 4 10 11 1 11 1 9 1 2 II? 7 1901 8 1903 7 1903 6 19037 1901 9 1900 9 1894 15 1896 13 1903 7 1905 5 1904 6 1903 6 1894 16 1894 15 1905 6 1897 13 1899 10 1892 17 1894 15 1893 17 1895 15 1898 12 1895 14 1905 5 1900 10 1895 14 1898 12 1899 10 1904 6 1892 17 1896 13 1899 11 1900 9 1903 7 -68- Harley ARMSTRONG-Lecompton Harley ARMSTRONG " " George BANKS " George CARTER " Prank CRISS W.A. COLMAN-Lawrence W.G. DESKIN-Lecompton W.G. DESKIN " W.G. DESKIN " " Eva EVA S ----------- Lawrence Michael SHELLEY-Lecompton George RICHARDS-Lawrence Roslin SKINNER-Lecompton Harley ARMSTRONG " George BANKS " George BANKS " " George CARTER " George CARTER Prank CRISS " " Prank CRISS " Prank CRISS W.A. COLMAN-Lawrence W.G. DESKIN-Lecompton S.A. GENTRY-Lawrence George RICHARDS-Lawrence " George RICHARDS George RICHARDS " George RICHARDS " Roslin SKINNER-Lecompton " Roslin SKINNER Roslin SKINNER " Roslin SKINNER " Roslin SKINNER " THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No.2 �DEATH NOTICE Junction City Republic, Junction City Kansas June 29, 1937 s. W. MUHNZENMAYBR A cablegram received Friday told of the death in a Tokyo Japan hospi tal of Samuel W. Muenzenmayer, aged 68 years. He and his wife went to Japan some months ago, planning to spend a year with their children, and while it was known that his health was not good, it was not known that his condition was so serious. Mrs. Muenzenmayer was a son of the late J.J. Muenzenmayer, Lyona pioneer, where he grew up, and farmed for some years, later engaging in the hardware busi~ess in Woodbine, where later moving to Baldwin, Kansas, while his children were attending Baker University. His children in Japan are engaged in religious and educational work. Surviving are the widow and four children, Mrs. Floyd Roberts, Warren Muenzenmayer, and Miss Naomi Muenzenmayer, all of whom are in Japan, Mrs. Everett Staatz of Lyona; two. brothers, Henry Muenzenmayer of Junction City and Edward Muenzenmayer of Woodbine; three sisters, Mrs. L. F. Volkmann, Junction City, Mrs. Helen Klamm, of Detroit, Kansas, Mrs. George Glamm, of Kansas Ci ty, Kansas, and many nephews, nieces and friends. Mr. Muenzenmayer was a public spirited c1t1zen. In his residence at Woodbine, he served the city as mayor, was active in the educational affairs of that city, and while in Baldwin, also served that city as mayor. On his farm in the Lyona section he built a small lake and picnic grounds, attractively arranged, and which he allowed the public to use without charge for many years. He and his wife had a summer cottage at the lake and usually spent part of each summer there. The funeral arrangements have not been announced. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 -69- �A DIARY OF oUR TRIP ACROSS THE PLAINS - 1866 By Delila B. Wait ·Part 2 FRIDAY. JULY 13 We came eight miles this morning and crossed Deer Creek, a short distance from the creek is a ranch and an old fort. Drove a few miles farther and stopped for dinner near the river. One of the soldiers came out and took dinner with Hervy. In the afternoon we drove about fifteen miles and camped in a beautiful p~ace close to the r1ver. SATURDAY. JULY 14 We got up soon as it was light and drove within a short distance of Platte bridge, and stopped for dinner. There are a good many soldiers here and several visited our camp. When Cap's outfit came along we all crossed the bridge and camped just this side of it. A party of three wagons joined us at the Bridge. A Mrs. OWENS and two daughters and two sons, one of the sons has been in Oregon and went back to bring his folks out. There is a young man traveling with them. They have two wagons. The other is an ox team with two men. About three we started and drove eight miles and camped halfway up the mountain side to get away from the mosquitos. The other party went on but found the mosquitos so thick they had to go onto higher ground. SUNDAY. JULY 15 Started early this morning and drove about seventeen miles and camped near some excellent springs where we found the rest of the train. Stayed there four hours and made another drive of ten miles. Several of the boys went out hunting, and when night came Charley and a son of Mr. BAUGHERS were missing. Several men have gone to search for them. Just before night the owner of Platte Bridge and the telegraph operator, intimate friends of Hervy's came into camp and stayed overnight. MONDAY. JULY 16 Camp was considerably excited over the missing boys. They hunted until midnight and were getting ready to go again this morning when they heard guns fired up the road. They answered them and soon saw them coming. They staid eight miles ahead of us. We started at 7, drove eight miles to a creek, watered the stock and came on to Sweetwater, crossed the bridge and camped just this side of it. We got here at one o'clock. After dinner all the men but Hervy went out on the mountains hunting. There is an old Fort close to the bridge, and the men that stayed with Hervy stop there. Mr. BERNARD spent most of his time with Hervy and the other fellow visited with the OWENS. Hervy proposed to Rose, Prank and -70- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 �DIARY OP OUR TRIP continued myself to take a walk to the Port and other places of interest he wished to show us and his friend. We went to the Fort where the telegraph office is kept, spent half hour pleasantly there, then went to the graves of soldiers that were killed by Indians here. Prom there we went to Alkali Lake then back t6 the Port, where we were pleasantly entertained by the gentlemen, we were shown some beautiful stones that had been collected by one of the gentlemen, and he told us to select one each to keep as a souvenir. Then we went to Independence Rock, climbed to the top of it and amused ourselves reading the names that have been carved on it and viewing the beautiful scenery from the summit. Mr. BERNARD returned to camp with us and remained till after supper, when he bade us goodbye for he starts back to Platte bridge tonight. I think he is very pleasant and interesting. (After we got through we heard the men stationed at this Fort were killed by Indians not very long after we passed.) Hervy MERWIN had been a soldier on the plains and was familiar with all this country. THURSDAY. JULY 17 We started before breakfast this morning, and came about eight miles up the river, where we stopped, and spent the remainder of the day. The women put in their time washing and baking, and the men theirs hunting and scaling the mountains. A while before sundown, Rose, Prank and I started for a visit to the Devils Gate a half mile distant. John and West soon joined us. We climbed over into the canyon, and went out on a rock in the river as far as we could, and climbed over two thirds of the way to the top of the mountain, when we got out of the canyon, the shades of night had gathered around our little valley. WEDNESDAY. JULY 18 Last night some of the cattle were driven away from the herd, they were followed. and recovered about eight miles from camp, a man was found with them. Drove fifteen miles, and camped near the foot of the mountains. Mrs. B, Rose, Prank and I spent some time climbing over the rocks. Mr. Merwin and Father started out soon after dinner for an afternoon hunt. Wes helped me hitch up the team, as one of our leaders was such a mean creature I could not handle him, and I drove during the afternoon. We came about eight miles, and camped on the r1ver. The hunters did not get any game. THURSDAY. JULY 19 We started at six and drove to the three crossings and stopped for dinner. They found we could not cross the creek, so we came up through the sand hills and camped near where the other road came back across the river. TIlE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 -71- �DIARY OF OUR TRIP continued FRIDAY, JULY 20 Dur~ng the forenoon the antelope were thick along the road, and most of the men were trying to kill one, but Will was the only successful one. In the afternoon Pa saddled one of the mules and went out from the road a ways, but did not get any game. We are camped on a small creek tonight near two graves that were made the eighth of June, 1966. One was killed accidentally, the other was killed by one of his party. SATURDAY. JULY 21 We were off by six, and drove till eleven. Camped near some excellent springs. In the afternoon we drove to the Sweetwater and stopped for the night. Cap stayed at the Springs. SUNDAY . JULY 22 Started about the usual time and drove eight miles. Camped on a small creek. near a station where some soldiers were stopping. Several of them visited camp. Some were quite nice looking fellows. A short time before we were ready to start for the afternoon drive, the other party came up. We came over to Pacific Springs and camped three miles this side. The other party stopped within two miles of us. Today we crossed the summit of the South Pass of the Rocky Mountains. MONDAY, JULY 23 Drove to Los Creek and took dinner. Came on to Little Sandy and camped for the night. The Sandy is nearly as large as Sweetwater. TUESDAY, JULY 24 We came about nine miles to Big Sandy and took dinner on it.. In the afternoon we drove some eighteen or twenty miles and camped on the Big Sandy again. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 Came to Green River, ferried over and drove a few miles this side and stopped for dinner. In the afternoon we drove twelve miles and camped on a high bluff overlooking the river, and turned the stock down on the bottom to graze. -72- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 �DIARY OF OUR TRIP continued THURSDAY, JULY 26 It was seven when we were ready to move this morning. Came about twelve miles over a very rough country. Stopped for dinner about a half mile from a small creek. Mrs. BALDWIN and I walked down to the creek after dinner. It is so narrow one could jump across it in many places. The water is from two to four feet deep and has a milky look as it runs in the stream. We travelled up the creek during the afternoon, crossed over and camped just this side of it. FRIDAY. JULY 27 This afternoon we have been climbing the eastern slope of Bear rl.ver mountains. We came down into a deep narrow valley through which ran a small stream of water. We stopped for dinner near a fine spring of water that issues from the mountain side at the roots of a large gooseberry bush. Most of the folks are employing their leisure putting their names upon the rocks. The country was more mountainous this afternoon. We came down a long steep hill and crossed a little rivulet at its base. A short distance farther crossed a creek and came a few miles farther to a small valley with a beautiful stream of water running through it. We crossed over and camped. Mr. MERWIN and Father said they were going to get some snow that was in sight, but they returned without any. It was a good deal farther off than they had calculated. Just before sundown we had a pleasant shoer. The intention tonight is to remain here a day or two to let the teams rest, for they have had a hard time since we left Sweetwater. SATURDAY, JULY 28 This day has been spent very much like all our days of rest. The men folks have been hunting but killed no game larger than sage hens and ducks. In the afternoon Hervey, Alf, Rose, Mollie and Prank started to go to the snow, but when they climbed the first mountain they all agreed they did not want snow bad enough to go on after it. They gathered some beautiful flowers on the mountainside. About sundown the Texas party came along and camped a short distance ahead of us. They parted company with the Captain JAVIN at the ferry. SUNDAY, JULY 29 Started about six and have had a succession of up and down hill, and mud holes all the forenoon. We crossed the spur of the mountain and came down into the valley of Hams fork, came down the valley a mile and crossed a couple of small mountain streams, one of which had its source in a large spring. The spring was some thirty feet in diameter and about fifteen deep. The water boiled THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -73- �DIARY OF OUR TRIP continued up through the white sand in the bottom but the surface was calm and unruffled and reflected the sky and surroundings, so that at a distance the water looked blue as indigo. It was beautiful. We came across Hans fork and stopped for dinner. When we were crossing the mountain, the boys got a pail of snow, which was appreciated after the fatigue of climbing the mountain. Soon after dinner it began to rain, and they decided to remain where we were. Nearly everyone has been fishing but few were caught. MONDAY, JULY 30 First thing this morning was to climb a long steep hill, which was rather difficult owing to the slippery condition of the road. We came over the spur onto a valley some five miles in width, crossed it, and stopped for dinner at a little spring brook near the top of the mountain. In the afternoon we passed through a beautiful grove of Balsam Fir. We descended the mountain into Bear River Valley. Passed a large train bound for Montana. We went down the valley several miles and camped within two miles of the river. TUESDAY, JULY 31 We proceeded down the valley along the base of some mountains, crossed a creek on a bridge near a ranch and some nice looking folks occupied it. We came down the river several miles and took dinner on a small branch of the river. In the afternoon we crossed Thompson's fork. It is a good sized stream with a bridge across it. We then came over a spur of the mountains and camped in a very pretty valley. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 We crossed another spur of the mountains and onto an extensive valley. Came down it a couple of miles and camped near a ranch. After dinner we came about seven miles, to a Mormon village where we stopped for an hour or more, trading wi th the people. They had some nice looking wheat fields and gardens. They have to irrigate all the ground they cultivate. They have cattle, and butter is the staple product. We came on four or five miles farther and camped on the left bank of a beautiful mountain stream. Several of the Mormon women came to camp and we made various swaps. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 We did not start till an hour after our usual time for starting, as several wanted to trade more. Hervy bought a beautiful grey horse. Drove about ten miles, and stopped for dinner on a small creek a mile and a half from the river. -74- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 �DIARY OF OUR TRIP continued Several went to the river fishing and ~ather had not returned were ready to start. Mr. PORTER helped Frank and I to get our had to wait some twenty minutes for Pa, During the afternoon another ox train, bound for West Bannock. We camped in a very the head of a small stream. when the others team ready. We we came up with pretty place at FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 During the forenoon we came to the far fam~d Soda Springs. They were a short distance from the road and we all went to see the largest one. The water boils up out of a rock basin and runs down into a good sized affluent of Bear Ri ver. A red substance settles on the rocks wherever the water passes over them. There are several houses and a store near the springs. About a mile from the Springs we came to the main village· situated at the base of the hills near the brink of the river. It is a beautiful place, with the lofty mountains standing in sublime grandeur on every side, and the river winding along at their base. In the afternoon we passed a soda fountain some six feet in diameter. It was enclosed in a basin a foot or more in height, which is continually forming from the water. The valley was very rough, there being numerous extinct craters. We camped near a spring on the side of the mountain. SATURDAY. AUGUST 4 Started nearly an hour earlier than usual this morning to get the start of the ox train that was close behind us. The features of the country this forenoon were very much the same as yesterday. We crossed a small creek and drove down it a short distance, and stopped for dinner. Some teams from Snake river, on their way to Soda Springs for lumber, camped near us. The afternoon has been quite showery and chilly. We camped tonight on the same creek we took dinner on. SUNDAY. AUGUST 5 This morning was very cold. We drove a few miles and crossed a small stream on a toll bridge. (All bridges are toll bridges on the plains and it is a big item of expense). We wound our devious way around and over the hills, then entered a canyon and travelled up it till we came to a small valley, where we stopped for dinner. In the afternoon our road lay through deep canyons with rugged mountains on either side. We came· to a creek on which we found lots of June berries. We travelled down the creek some distance and camped on it at night. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -75- �DIARY OF OUR TRIP continued MONDAY. AUGUST 6 Came twelve or fourteen miles, and took dinner on a creek of good size. Several nice fish were caught. We crossed the creek on a bridge, passed a stage station and came up a nice valley with several ranches. We crossed Snake river on the ferry and camped just below it. This was the Old Fort Hall crossing. TUESDAY. AUGUST 7 BALDWINS and ourselves were some behind time. When the rest started they went off on a wrong road and we went on the right one. We had not gone far till PORTER overtook us, saying the others had stopped for the day back aways. We found a good place to camp close to the river. I caught a nice large trout soon after we camped. Everyone was fishing and had good success. Just before sundown Hervy rode into camp saying the rest were coming. They all expressed their regret at the misunderstanding that separated us, for Mr. MERWIN told us they were going to drive twelve miles before stopping. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8 Mrs. B and I have been very busy washing and baking, and the men folks have been fishing and caught a lot. We salted them down and will have fish for some time. About three o'clock we started, intending to make half of the thirty mile drive without water that we were told about at the Perry. Came about a mile and filled the water kegs from an excellent spring. Drove another mile and passed the Texans in camp. Came about eight miles farther and found grass and plenty of water, so they struck camp. THURSDAY. AUGUST 9 We were on the road early, drove five miles, and came to another nice spring of water. Several miles farther we met a man who said it was only fourteen miles to water. Some eight miles farther we met another man who said it was then twenty miles before we came to water. About noon we stopped for an hour and let the stock graze. We drove till nearly sundown and found water in a canyon on the East side of the Butte, but there is very little feed. The country is very rough and covered with sagebrush. FRIDAY. AUGUST 10 Camp was aroused about three o'clock, but some time was consumed hunting up the stock. It was after four before we got started. Drove about nine miles and came to the beautiful stream Lost River. Watered there and came on a couple of miles and camped for breakfast, where we remained until one 0 ' clock. The road 1S along the river several miles, then strikes across the desert of sage brush. We came about fifteen miles and camped without water, but the feed was very good. -76- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 �DIARY OF OUR TRIP continued The timber on a stream off to our right was in sight. Father insisted it was not over two miles or less to it, while so~e of the others said it was ten miles. So he took his lunch and a small bucket and said he would go to it and back before dark. It is now nine o'clock and he is not back yet. I have kept a candle burning on top of the wagon, but our wagons are in a hollow and he will not be able to see t~~ light very far. The boys went up the road several times before they retired and fired of their revolvers. SATURDAY. AUGUST 11 We started without breakfast and just as we were ready to start Father came into camp. He had found the road early in the evening but couldn't tell which was the right way, and traveled in the wrong direction. As soon as it was light enough to see he knew he was ahead of the train. In five miles we came to the junction of the Virginia City road. About ten miles farther we came to water, where we stopped four hours. Several miners from both ways stopped near us. The country over which we traveled this afternoon has been very rough. We climbed up over a very steep, stony hill and camped near a spring at the foot of the mountain. There was a party of miners and some emigrants from Idaho going to the States, camped near us. TO BE CONTINUED HELPFUL HINTS FOR KANSAS RESEARCHERS In July of 1856, a special committee appointed by the U.S. House of Representatives submitted a report on the "Kansas Troubles." This report, containing over 20,000 names of early Kansas residents, is on microfilm at most major universities. In 1984 an index to these names was created by Robert A. Hodge, 417 Pelham Street, Fredericksburg, Virginia 22401 in honor of his great grandfather, Hammond Clark Muzzy. This index is in book form. Mr. Hodge has indexed the names exactly as they appear 1n the Committee Report. Therefore, one must be creative in thinking of alternative spellings of a family surname. Your editor found her COREL family in this report under the following spellings: CORRELL, CURL, CARE, CARLL, CAROL, CARLES, CARROLL, CORL and CORAL. TIlE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -77- �KANSAS PARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY OP PARMERS AND BREEDERS OP DOUGLAS COUNTY AND FRANKLIN COUNTY 1920 Abbreviations used in this directory: a-acres; Ch-Children; O-owner; T-tenant or renter; R-Rural Route; Sec-Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Pigures at end of information - year became resident of county. Name of farm in quotation marks follows name of children. In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving the size of the farm. ANDERSON, Ebon R. (Mattie DREYER), Ch Oscar, Ralph, Esther, Paye; "Springdale Farm", Richland R18, Clinton Sec 22 0 80a, (1892) Tel: Clinton ANDERSON, G.A. (Margaret PAWL), ChMary, Maggie, George, Thomas, Prank William, Paul, Nora, Harry, Rose; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 28W 0 320a, (1870) Tel: Stull Stull ANDERSON, George A., Jr. (Jessie MOORE), Ch Buenavista, Patrick, Mary; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 31 0 120a, (1891) Tel: Stull Stull ANDERSON. John A. (Estella SWANSON), Ch Ruth, Gladys, John, Vera; Lawrence RS, Kanwaka Sec 19N 0 240a, (1919) ANDERSON, Michael A. (Helen O'BRIEN), Ch Mary, Kathleen, Tressa, William, Edna, Helen; "White Face Ranch", Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 23E 0 690a, (1868) ARMSTRONG, A. (Ruby FLOUNOR), Ch Roy; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec lW 0 80a, (1883) Tel: Bell Lecompton ARNETT, H. Albert (Linnie KELLOGG), Ch Ora, Grace, Lloyd, Austin, Lawrence, Cecil, Mary; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 3N T 3a, E.G. Dero (1912) Tel: Bell Lecompton BAHNMAlER, Bros. Elza & George, Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 3 0 149a, (1900) Tel: Bell Lecompton BAHNMAIER. Charles (Alice BUCKCHIME), Ch Annie, Edith, Edna, Margaret, Frances, Inez, Florence; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 17E 0 19a, (1862) Tel: Bell Lecompton BAHNMAlER, Cyril (Ethel CREE), Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec l8E T 320a, John BAHNMAIER (1887) Tel: Bell Lecompton BAHNMAIER, Elmer A•. (Margaret GIBBINS/GIBBENS) ,Ch Max, Kathleen, Carl, Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 21W T 160a, Henry BAHNMAIER (1887) Tel: Lecompton Lecompton -78- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 �PARM & BREEZE DIRECTORY continued ~ER, George J. (Mary NISE/NEIS), Ch Caroline, Lizzie, George, Matilda, Pete, Esther; "Clover Leaf Ayrshire Parm"; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 12-17-18 o 440a, (1864) Tel: Lecompton ~ER, John C., Ch Cyril, Willia~; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 18W 0 320a, (1866) Tel: Bell Lecompton BANKS, George J. (Ethlyn ARMSTRONG), Ch John, Herman, Leila,- Edith; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 12E 0 60a, (1870) Tel: Bell Lecompton BANKS, John L. (Esther LAMBERT), Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 7-8NE T 200a, B. ARMSTRONG, (1902) Tel: Bell Lecompton BAUGHMAN, Bert D. (Pearl NASH), Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 3N 0 12a, (1891) Tel Bell Lecompton BERTSCHINGER, Wright (Nora DREYER), Ch Wilma; Lawrence RS, Wakarusa Sec 14 T 90a, A. J. PARNELL (1918) Tel: Kansas Lawrence BIDINGER, Jake F. (Margaret UNGER), Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 10E T 160a, R.L. PATTON, Tel: Home Clinton BIDINGER, Otto A. (Winifred MURPHY), Ch Jacob, William, Martha, Katie, Myrtle, Frank; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 32W 0 160a, (1869) Tel: Stull Stull BIGSBY, Ambrose (Esther RICHARDS), Ch Helen; "Windy Point Farm", Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 34 T 160a, Lewis LAWSON (1897) Tel: Clinton Clinton BIGSBY, Ernest A. (Ethel WORSWICK), Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 31E T l60a, David WILLIAMS, (1900) Tel: Kansas Lawrence BIGSBY, George W. (Lucretia BIGSBY mother), "Elmwood Farm", Lawrence Rl, Wakarusa Sec 28NW T 201a, Lucretia BIGSBY, (1868) Tel: Kansas Lawrence BIGSBY. Guy A. (Nell COLMAN), Ch Phoebe, Ambrose, Ernest, Lloyd, Geo. Flora, Nell; "Hill Crest Farm", Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec. 30 E 0 260a, 1870, Tel: Kansas-Lawrence BLINGESLOND, Dewill D.C., Ch Prank, Minnie, Eddie, Pred; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 31" T 4a, E. MCATT, (1910) Tel. Stull Stull BRASS, J. P. (Rose BRASS), Ch Katherine, Eunice, Clifford, Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 20W 0 l60a, (1887) Tel: Lecompton-Lecompton THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -79- �PARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued BRASS, W.H. (Gene WINTER), Ch WID.; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 20W 0 l60a, (1888) Tel: Lecompton Lecompton BROKMAN, Fred (Kathlyn GANTZ), Ch Arthur, Herman, Willis, Dora, Albert, Lena, Emma; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 3E 0 80 a, (1890) BROWN, Charles P. (Mary E. BARKER), "Wood Lawn Parm", Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 8W 0 80a, (1879) Tel: Bell Lecompton BROWN, H.Z. (Annei ROUCHENBERGER), Ch Wm. Walter: "Walnut Grove Parm", Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 5W 0 80a, (1905) Tel: Bell Lecompton BROWN, Walter E. (Beulah BROWN), Ch Henry: Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 8W 0 80a, Tel: Bell Lecompton BROWN, William L. Georgia (DUMMER), Ch Irene, Ernest, Frances, Helen; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 5W 0 80a, (1905) Tel: Bell Lecompton BROWNING, Mrs. Emily (Emily YARDLEY), Ch Minnie, Ida, Emily, Eva, Mary; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 3N T 4-1/2a, Eva LASWELL (1857) Tel: Bell Lecompton Samuel (Christina HANSELMAN), Ch Samuel, May, Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 27 E 0 60a, (1866) BUCHHEIM, BUCHHEIM, BUCK, H.A .• Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 36W a Theodore, Bonnie; 320a, (1881) Tel: Stull Stull Rollins (Jennie GLENN), "Lingamore Farm", Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 18W o 188a. (1872) Tel: Bell Lecompton BUNCE, John J. (Ellen H. CLARK), Ch AIda, Cornelia, John, Frank, Maude, Thelma; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 36 0 Sa, (1912) 'Tel: Bell Lecompton ~rs. Sophia, Ch Harry, Anna, Minnie, Elizabeth, Emma, Mary, Otto, Matilda; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 32W 0 160a, (1871) Tel: Stull Stull BUSH, CLARK, Arthur M. (Iva LUCKEY), Ch Marion: Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec. 4 T 80a, J .S. STAUFFER. (1914) Tel: Bell Lecompton CLARK, ~.T. (Ida PAGE), Ch Edward, Cina, Arthur, Della; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec. 34~ 0 Sa, (1882) Tel: Bell Lecompton COLE, ~Arion F. (Eva JACKSON), ChEdna, Mabel, Frank, Herbert, Ross, Albert; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 3N 0 25a, (1910) Tel: Bell Lecompton -80- TIlE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No.2 �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued COLLINS, Beattie (Alice WILDERSON), Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 7E 0 100a, (1880) Tel: Bell Lecompton COLLINS, Oscar, Lawrence RS, Lecompton Sec. 8E T 90a, Mrs. M. COLLINS, (1884) Tel: Bell Lecompton COLLINS, W.I. (Agnes SHIELDS), Ch Orris, Ruth, Arnarie, Henry, Onbelle, Eugene; Lawrence RS, Lecompton Sec. 7E 0 90a, (188S) COLMAN, Willis R. (Nellie VAN NESTE), "Prosperity Place", Lawrence RS, Lecompton Sec. 18E o 160a , (1917) Tel: Bell Lecompton CRADY, L~uis W. Sr. (Margaret HEMPHILL), Ch Louis, Jr.; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 2N T 17a, Mrs. S. E. HEMPHILL, (1912) Ray T. (Carri.e EBERSOLE), Ch Lawrence; "Big Springs Poultry Farm", Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 11W 0 71a, (1904) Tel: Bell Lecompton CREF., CRESS, John P. (Pearl LEIGH), Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 2E T 120 a, E. STANDENY (1910) CROUSE, Benjamin A. (Ella MCCLANAHAN), Step Ch Arthur, Clyde, Margaret, Ray Gibbens: Ch Marion, Thomas, Betty, Ellen, Annie, Minnie, Roscoe; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec. 34N 0 5a, (1912) Tel: Bell Lecompton CROWDER, J.M. (Nettie ORR), Ch Maude, Nettie; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec. 8E 0 119a, (1866) Tel: Bell Lecompton CUSTARD. Thomas J. (Mary FISHER), Ch Charles, Ethel, Elsie; "The Crystal Farm", Lecompton RI, Lecompton Sec. 14W 0 77a, (1856) Tel: Independent Stull DAMM, John (Louise ZEEB), Ch John, Mary, Sophia; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 19W o 240a, (1867) Tel: Stull Stull DAMM, William (Mary JOHANING), Ch William, Henry, Katty, Ernest; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec. 35W 0 106a, (1868) Tel: Stull Stull DARK, Samule L. (Mary DICK), Ch Gladys, Samuel, Clarence, Elton, Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec. 1W 0 80a, (1917) Tel: Bell Lecompton Harley; DAVIDSON, Henry A. (Mary GLENN), Ch Paul; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec. 3N 0 51/2a, (1857) Tel: Bell Lecompton DEISTER. A.E., Lecompton R1, Kanwaka Sec. 36W 0 200a, (1898) Tel: Stull Stull THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -81- �FARM AND BREEZE DIRECTORY continued DEISTER, H.J. (Lillian ROLLER), Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec. 36W 0 80a, (1891) Tel: Stull Stull DENEWILER, Mrs. Alma B., Ch Harry, Eula, Bessie, Edith; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 8W 0 160a, (1895) Tel: Stull Stull DESKIN, Roy R. (Martha BIDINGER), Ch Russell; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec. 3E T 160a, Fred DESKIN, (1859) Tel: Home Clinton DEWS, Donald W. (Ellen BENSON), Ch Hazel, Helen, Esther; Lecompton R3, .Kanwaka Sec. 26E T 34a, (1905) BENSON Estate DRAKE, William W. (Prances FLEENOR), Ch Winifred, Dorothy, Frances, Mary; "Whispering Pine Farm", Lecompton Sec. 34N 0 30a, (1903) Tel: Bell Lecompton DREYER, Arthur, (Elenora MORGAN), Ch Lee, Thelma, Elizabeth, Elnora, Velta; Lecompton R1, .Lecompton Sec. 11W T 240a, August DREYER, (1895) Tel: Independent Stull DREYER, Gus A. (Dovie WATSON,) ChHazel, Wynona; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 80a, (1885) Tel: Independent Stull o DREYER, John H. (Vida/Veda GLENN), Ch Rl, Lecompton Sec 10 0 80a, (1894) DUMMER, H.E., 320a, (1870) Wilda, Verna, Lloyd (Cloyd), Lecompton Ch Georgia, William, Rachel; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 6W 0 Charles (Jannie BARNES), Ch William, Charles, Jr., Ligia Lecmpton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 1W 0 80a, (1870) Tel: Bell Lecompton DUNCAN, (Lydia); DUNCAN, Charles Jr. (Rosie GEELAN), Ch Gweneth, Nettie; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 36 040a, (1885) Tel: Bell Lecompton DUNCAN, MILLS B. (Telka SHIELDS), Ch .Gladys, Raymond, Walter, "Maple Hill Farm", Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 12W 0 80a, (1870) Tel: Bell Lecompton EBERHART, Charles H. (Mary IWIG), Ch Charles, Elsie, Paul, Ethel, Arthur, Lloyd, Roscoe; "Midland Trail Farm", Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec. 24W 0 400a, (1875) Tel: Stull Stull EDMONDS, George C. (Lena SOURS), Ch Earle, Louis, Burdette, Bertha, Beulah, Harold, Edith; "Elm Park Farm", Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec. 2W 0 80a, (1903) Tel: Bell Lecompton TO BE CONTINUED -82- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY Unpublished typescript dated February 1936 In the possession of the Douglas· County, Kansas Genealogical Society (EDITOR'S NOTE: Numbering in typescript is inconsistent; however, it is left as the author noted it.) PART 2 FIFTH GENERATION, CONTINUED .~ 23. Hannah GATCH, daughter of Conduce GATCH, Im-4, married Jacob Dinuni tt. 24. Phillip B. GATCH, son of Conduce GATCH, #B-4, died on the east Pork 1n 1840. 25. John G. GATCH, son of Conduce GATCH, #B-4, died at Newberry. 27. William GATCH, son of Conduce GATCH, B-4, died on the East Fork. 32. Aaron H. MATSON, son of Elizabeth GATCH, #B-5, lived north of Milford, Ohio. 33. Elizabeth Gatch MATSON, daughter of Elizabeth GATCH, #B-5, was born 1812. In 1830 she married James SIMMONS. They had seven children: 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 34. Aaron Matson SIMMONS, b 1832 Philip Gatch SIMMONS Sarah SIMMONS William SIMMONS Lou SIMMONS George G(?) SIMMONS Charles SIMMONS Mary SIMMONS Philip D. MATSON, son of Elizabeth GATCH, #B-5. On May 5, 1835 he married Catherine MCGEE (b Dec 12, 1816, d Oct. 28, 1866). He moved to Oxford, Ohio, where he founded (?) a college. He was the last survivor of his family. They had six children: 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. Georgetta MATSON Mary MATSON (Son) Sally MATSON Hattie MATSON Anna MATSON mE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -83- �THE GATCH GENEALOGY' continued 35. 36. Mary Gatch MATSON, daughter of Elizabeth GATCH, fm-5 Euphemia Gatch MATSON, daughter of Eli zabeth GATCH, f~B-5 (Of these two, one married Benjamin Simmons of Monroe; the other married Adam Lakin of Rushfield, Indiana. 37. Elizabeth SWING, daughter of Ruth GATCH SWING, fm-6 married John CRANE. They had 4 children. 38. 39. Sarah SWING, daughter of Ruth Gatch SWING, f~B-6 Ruth SWING, daughter of Ruth Gatch SWING, #B-6, married Hill C. Goodwin. They had one son: 106. 40. George Smi th SWING, son of Ruth Gatch SWING (fm-6), lived 1.n Miami. He married Clarissa GLANCY. They had three children. 107. 108. 109. 41. Philip Burgin GOODWIN William SWING Louise SWING Margaret SWING Martha SWING, daughter of Ruth Gatch SWING, fm-6, married the Rev. James McDowell MATHEWS, president of Hillsboro College. They had 2 children: 110. 111. Joseph MATHEWS Sarah MATHEWS 42. Mary Garland SWING, daughter of Ruth Gatch SWING, #B-6, married M. George LEMING. 43. Margaret SWING, daughter of Ruth Gatch SWING, fm-6. 44. Aaron Matson SWING, son of Ruth Gatch SWING, died 1.n 1840. 45. Philip Burgin SWING, son of Ruth Gatch SWING, fm-6, was born October 14, 1820. On April 15, 1844, he married Mary Hafer FISHBACK, daughter of Judge Owen T. FISHBACK, lived in Batavia, Ohio. Hew as a very well known judge in Ohio. They had 4 children: 112. 113. 114. 115. Peter Fletcher SWING Caroline Matson SWING Philip SWING Elizabeth Fishback SWING ~84- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII. No. 2 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 46. Anne Matson GATCH, daughter of General Thomas GATCH, #B-7, married Francis McCormick MEARS. They had 4 children: . 116 . 117. 118. 119. 47. Philip Burgen GATCH, son of General Thomas GATCH, 11B-7. See History of Clermont County, Page 485. He was a very prominent physician in Milford for many years. On October 17, 1855, he married Elizabeth Love DRAKE, born October 29, 1834. They had five children: 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 48. Courtland WILLIAMS Thomas GATCH Burgetta GATCH Emley Barber GATCH Sarah "Sally" Hiss GATCH Grace GATCH Martha GATCH Milton Wallace GATCH Albert GATCH Rebecca GATCH, daughter of General Thomas GATCH, #B-7 married Dr. James E.M. COMBS. They had two children: 135.· Lucinda COMBS 136. Ruth COMBS THE PIONEER~ married D. Francis McCormick GATCH, son of General THomas GATCH, #B-7, married Selina BARBER. They lived in the homestead, "The Stone House", near Milford, Ohio. They had six children: 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 134. 51. I~B-7, Nathaniel GATCH, son of General Thomas GATCH, I~B-7, married Euphemia WILLIAMS, sister of the wife of Philip GATCH, 1~56. His second wife was Elizabeth SWING. He died in Cincinnati. They had two children: 127. 128. SO. Katie D. GATCH, d August 5, 1872. Lillian LOVE GATCH Florence L. GATCH Clifford D.. GATCH Dawson GATCH Philip B. GATCH, d June 1873. Elizabeth GATCH, daughter of General Thomas GATCH, Courtland WILLIAMS. They had one son: 126. 49. Thomas MEARS Mary Smith MEARS Wm. B. Christopher MEARS Sarah Elizabeth MEARS . Vol. XVII. No. 2 -85- �GATCH GENEALOGY continued 52. Thomas Milton GATCH, son of General Thomas GATCH, fts-7 was born in the "Stone House", Milford, Ohio, January 29, 1833. He graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University, attended Drew University and later moved to California. He was very prominent in educational life in many cities along the Pacific Coast. He retired in 1906, and died 1n 1913. In 1858 he married Orytha BEBBETT of Santa Cruz, California. They had five children: 137. 138. 139. 140. 140. Claud GATCH Claire GATCH Leigh GATCH (a) Ruth GATCH (b) Grace GATCH 53. Ruth GATCH, daughter of General Thomas GATCH, ftB-7, never married. 54. William GATCH, son of General Thomas GATCH, #B-7, died early. 55. Moses Dirmnit GATCH, son of Philip Gatch, 'fts-8, was born October 8, 1817. He was a well known lawyer in Xenia, Ohio. He married Mary JONES (sister of Sarah Virginia JONES, wife of George GATCH, #B-9) of Hillsboro, Ohio. She was also a sister of the mother of William DILL, who moved to Kansas. (Anna DILL, sister of William DILL, taughter in Columbus, Ohio.) Mary Jones GATCH is buried in Xenia, Ohio. They had one child. 141. Mary Belle GATCH Later, Moses GATCH married Elizabeth BEALL. 56. Philip Smith GATCH, son of Philip GATCH, Its-8, was born November 20, 1819. He married Martha WILLIAMS (sister of wife of Nathaniel GATCH, #49). They had five children: 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 57. Thomas Winfield GATCH (died in infancy) Philip Courtland GATCH (died when young) Selina Maria GATCH Florence Bird GATCH Jennie Lind GATCH George S. GATCH, son of Philip GATCH, #B-8, was born July 2, 1823. He married Melissa SIMPSON~ They had three children: 147. 148. 149. Mary GATCH Samuel GATCH Emmazetta GATCH -86- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 58. Conduce H. GATCH, son of Philip GATCH, 4tB-8, was born July 35, 1825. He was a lawyer in Xenia, Ohio, and Des Moines, Iowa, where he died July 1, 1897. In Cincinnati, Ohio in 1850 he married Emmazetta STEWART, born 1829, who died in Pasadena, California in 1919. They had flve children: 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 59. Elwood Stewart GATCH, born June 28, 1851 Eva Serena GATCH, born September 18, 1853 Anna Margaret GATCH, born November 27, 1860 Mary Stewart GATCH, born June 20, 18__ Ruth Gordon GATCH, born January 22, 1875 John Dimmit.GATCH, son of Philip GATCH, #8-8, was born Pebruary 12, 1881/83? He lived in Miami and died in 1906. He married Amelia LATCH. They had one daughter: 155. Plorence GATCH, died in infancy 60. William M. GATCH, son of Philip GATCH, 4tB-8, was born April 6, 1837. Por a time he lived in Ottawa, Kansas, where he was a photographer, later returning to Xenia, Ohio .. His first wife was Sadie SHERMAN. Later he married Jennie CRETERS. There were no children. 61. Charles H. GATCH, son of Philip GATCH, 4tB-8, was born November 5, 1840. He married Sallie LATCH. They had seven children: 156. 157. 158. 159. 160. 161. 162. 62. Lily GATCH Edward GATCH Prank GATCH Moses GATCH Claude GATCH Stanley GATCH Ethel GATCH Mary Susan GATCH, daughter of Philip GATCH, ItB-8, was born November 5, 1840. She married John HOLMES of Goshen, Ohio. They had seven children: 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. Eudora Bird "Birdie" HOLMES John Gatch HOLMES Lura HOLMES George HOLMES "Annie" Susan HOLMES Philip Richard HOLMES Prank HOLMES THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 -87- �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued 63. John J. GATCH, son of Rev. George GATCH, 4tB-9, was born July 8, 1831. He died October 21, 1853 (Date from family Bible, Helen GATCH, Columbus, Ohio). 64. Asbury Philip GATCH, son of the Rev. George GATCH, 4tB-9, was born January 25, 1833. He married Etta HOPPER, May 30, 1860. She died . September 10, 1868. He was a civil engineer, working on the construction of many of the railroads in Ohio. He lived in Columbus, Ohio. He died April 10, 1910 and is buried in the Gatch, now called Greenlawn, Cemetery, Milford, Ohio. They had three children: 170. 171. 172. Harold Burns GATCH, born July 9, 1861. Mary Etta GATCH, born February 9, 1864. George GATCH, born December 20, 1866. Died March 13, 1873. Buried in Gatch Cemetery, Milford Ohio. (Dates from Helen GATCH, Columbus, Ohio.) 65. Rachel GATCH, daughter of the Rev. George GATCH, #B-9, was born February 3, 1835. She was not married. She died December 28, 1857. 66. Mary Elizabeth GATCH, daughter of the Rev. George GATCH, #B-9, was born March 13, 1837. She was not married. She died March 21, 1862. (Date from family Bible, Helen Gatch, Columbus, Ohio). 67. Virginia GATCH, daughter of the Rev. George GATCH, 4tB-9, was born February 6, 1839. She married Charles Jeffries BUCKINGHAM (born July 11, 1837, died April 20, 1922) on January 27, 1863 (date from family Bible, Helen GATCH.) She died March 7, 1868, and was buried in the Gatch Cemetery in Milford, Ohio. The inscription on the tombstone: "As a wife devoted As a mother, affectionate As a friend, ever kind and true." There were two children: 173. 174. 68. Socia BUCKINGHAM, born January 18, 1864. Agnes Louise BUCKINGHAM, born January 22, 1866, died November 15, 1880. Buried North Lawrence, Kansas. Presocia GATCH, daughter of the Rev. George GATCH, 4tB-9, was born December 5, 1840. She was not married. She died October 28, 1863. (Date from family Bible, Helen GATCH, Columbus, Ohio.) -88- TIm PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY continued •.t..... . 69. George W. GATCH, son of the Rev. George GATCH, l~B-9 , was· born November 6, 1842. On November 30, 1871 he. married Mary Elizabeth BOYER, born July 16, 1845 died December 12, 1916. He was in business in Cincinnati and later in Milford. He died December 31, 1928 and was buried 1n the Gatch Cemetery in Milford, Ohio. There were two children: 175. 176. 70. Kate Mahala Hughes GATCH, daughter of the Rev. George GATCH, #B-9, was born June 21, 1845. She married Charles Jeffreys BUCKINGHAM, November 11, 1868. They moved in 1869 to Kansas. She died February 16, 1880, and is buried in North Lawrence, Kansas. There were two children: 177. 178. 71. Fannie Boyer GATCH, born September 21, 1872 George Wallace GATCH, born May 23, 1874 Edwin Jeffreys BUCKINGHAM, born August 31, 1869 Sarah Virginia BUCKINGHAM, born July 4, 1871. (Dates from family Bible, Mrs. Lloyd B. Smith, Topeka, Kansas.) Samuel GATCH, son of the Rev. George GATCH, .lm-9, was born in August 3, 1848. As a boy he had an accident which crippled him and later caused his death. He moved to ~awrence, Kansas. On January 18, 1894, he married Lillian Albertine WIGGS, later lived in Los Angeles, California. He died January 13, 1916 and was buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Highland. Park, Los Angeles, California. They had one daughter: 179. Sara Etta GATCH, born Noveinber 22, 1894. TO BE CONTINUED ,fl------OO-E-S-Y-O-UR--P-AM-I-L-Y-S-P-EAK--.-.S-C-O-T-C-H---IR-I-S-H-"-?-~ This American speech ... is at least two centuries old. It was recognized in the colonies even before the War of Independence, and identified at first in ethnic rather than regional terms, as "Scotch-Irish speech." In the backcountryit rapidly became so dominant that other ethnic stocks in this region adopted it as their own. As early as 1772, a newspaper advertisement reported a runaway African slave named Jack who was said to "speak the Scotch-Irish dialect." The earliest recorded examples of this "Scotch-Irish" speech were strikingly similar to the language that is spoken today in the southern highlands, and has become familiar throughout the western world as the English of country western singers, . transcontinental truckdrivers ~ cinematic cowboys and backcountry politicians. Taken from Albion's Seed, by David Hackett Fischer Oxford University Press, 1989; page 652 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 -89- �APPEARANCE DOC.KET. PROBATE COURT VOLUME A . HELD AT LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER. LAWRENCE. KANSAS SLC MICROPILM 1.547.899 PAGE Estate ofl DATES OP ACTIONS ADDITIONAL NAMED 1 HENRY COREL 02 Oct 1855-06 Mar 1861 James P. Corel, William Parsons, L. McArthur 2 HARRIS PHILLIPS 03Ju1 1863-06 Feb 1865 Abram Sommerfield, Ellis Phillips 3 THOMAS SEITCH 24 Jan 1856-05 Sep 1859 Sylvester H. Davis 5 HIRAM BERGERS 26 Feb 1858-26 Nov 1860 Ralph Dix· 5 JOSEPHINE BRECHTELESHAUER 14 Jan 1864 7 NATHAN HERRICK 05 Jan 1856-22 Feb 1862 Nathan F. Herrick 9 JAMES D. MCLEAN 01 Nov 1856-11 Jan 1861 John A.· Bailey 11 WILLIAM CONLEY 18 Nov 1856-14 Jan 1862 W. L. Cheney, L. M. McArthur 13 JAMES SHAW 15 Nov 1856-05 Sep 1859 Sarah Shaw 15 WM. TRUMP & WM. VERDIKE 16 Nov 1856-06 Mar 1861 R. M. Phillips 17 . THOMAS CONNOLY Jun 1857-06 Mar 1861 Samuel J. Jones, L. McArthur 17 JOHN ANDERSON 19 DAVID J. MEECH EM Jun 1857-28 Nov 1860 John Pieralt, Joshua Meechem S. E. Meecham -90": THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 �APPEARANCE DOCKET continued 21 FRANKLIN HASKELL Jun 1857-02 Mar 1860 Almira C. Haskell, Lemuel Fillmore, New Emigrant Aid Co., A.D. Searl, L.C~ FolIes, Chas. A. Haskell, P.O. FolIes 23 BAKER GUEST 14 Aug 1863-25 Jan 1870 Joel Thomas, F.A. Bailey, E.V. Banks, Eldridge & Pord, A. Fuller, Michael Kerney, Thomas N. Beazeley, John G. Sevier, Maurice Hartman, Charles S. Duncan, R.L. William, Thomas Guest, W. H. Duncan, E.G. Macy, Estate of Columbus Hornsby, John Lash. 25 ELI D. LYMAN 09 Dec 1857-04 Aug 1863 A.D. Searl, L.D. Coalman 27 JEROME H. GLANVILLE 02 Mar 1857-06 Mar 1861 Fanny Glanville 29 JOHN GLANVILLE Jun 1857-06 Mar 1861 Fanny Glanville 31 R. JOSEPH HOLMES 02 Mar 1859-22 Jul 1862 Thomas J. Carson, Daniel Wood 33 F. H. GILREATH 09 Dec 1857-06 Mar 1861 S. A. Young 34 GEORGE HASTER 18 Aug 1863 Elizabeth Haster 35 ARISTIDES RODRIGUE 06 Jul 1857-06 Mar 1861 A. C. Roarigue, Samuel Jones, Lyman Evans, Andrew J. Rodrigue, Ann C. Rodrigue, Edward Clarke 39 MICHAEL EMMETT 07 Jul 1857-06 Mar 1861 Samuel J. Jones, L McArthur 39 SAMUEL RANGER 02 Oct 1863-28 Jan 1868 Maurice Hartmann 41 JAMES D. BRUCE 27 Jul 1857-01 Dec 1860 Sara A. Frances Evans 43 HARRISON WOOD 12 Jan 1857 Daniel Vancil THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -91- �APPEARANCE DOCKET continued 45 JAMES JAMESON 16 Dec 1859-06 Mar 1861 46 P.W. READ (Habitual drunkard) 29 Sep 1863-05 Apr 1864 47 ROBERT GARVIN 06 Sep 1857-10 Oct 1859 Thomas Garvin 47 AUGUSTUS W. WHITE 05 Apr 1864-03 Apr 1865 Ellen G. White 49 BRYCE W. MILLER 10 Sep 1857-09 Nov 1861 Matilda Miller, H. Simpson, John B. Wood 53 A. D. ROY 10 Sep 1857-06 Mar 1861 H.P. Parker 54 CELESTEM (CELESTINE?) JOURDAN ___Sep 1863-___Jan 1864 55 SAMUEL KENNEDY 11 Dec 1857-06 Mar 1861 Jane Kennedy 57 THOMAS W. BARBER ___Jun 1857-11 Jul 1860 Oliver Barber, Thomas M. Pierson· 58 JOHN WAITE ___Jan 1857-06 Mar 1861 James P. Legate 61 ROBERT T. HOOTEN 10 Oct 1857-29 Feb 1864 Charles Robinson, A.A. Faxon, J.G. Puller, Mrs. Leis, G.W. & W. Hutchinson, o. Wilmarth, Harlow, M. Hartman, A .Watts, L.C. Tolles 65 WILLIAM WATSON 09 Dec 1857-26 Jan 1861 Ebenezer Disbrow, Estate of John Miller, J.C. Archibald, Robert H. Miller 69 JOHN PARTRIDGE 14 Nov 1857-22 Jul 1865 L. McArthur, C.H. Lovejoy, Thomas Garnold, Benjamin Stowe, Warren Stowe, Dr. Barker 71 .NATHAN P. STONE Horace E. Stone, "Widow", W.M. Haseltine, L. Kellogg, W.T. Faxon, A. Storm, Orlando Darling, C. Hornsby, H.E. Stone, Charles Robinson, Theodore Parker, Forrest Sanagy, S.S. Hughson 19 Jan 1864-03 Jan 1873 L. McArthur COURT APPOINTED GUARDIAN -92- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII. No. 2 �APPEARANCE DOCKET continued 71 THEODORE PARKER 18 & 19 Feb, 1874 Hearing of application of Nancy E. Parker 73 H. N. NORTON 07 Dec 1857-29 Feb 1864 Ebenezer Disbrow,. "Widow", A. Newman, M.Albin, D. Ann Albin, J.C. Archibald, James Blood, Francis M.. Stone 75 THOMAS SIMMONS 24 Oct 1855-06 Mar 1861 William R. Simmons, L. McArthur 77 HENRY DAVIS 09 Dec 1857-14 Dec 1860 L. McArthur 79 SAMUEL ZAHN 22 Mar 1859 79 GEORGE W. BELL 20 Oct 1863-02 Jan 1865 Anna W. Bell, Michael Hemming, John E. Campbell, Henry Grovenor, Marting & Eberly, John Walls, L.F. Carver, Orlando Darling 80 KINSEY LANNUM 06 Jan 1858-10 Aug 1863 Nancy Ann Lannum, A. Curtis 85 WILLIAM· H. WOOD 12 Jun 1858-12 Mar 1861 Daniel Vancil, George O. Beam,·J. A. Beam, Nancy Wood, Dr. Thompson 87 J. M. FULLER 13 Feb 1850-06 Mar 1861· Mary Esther Fuller, Jonathan Oldham, Burnett & Bailey, L. Block, S. Fry 89 EDWARD TOULEY 20 Jan 1858-24 Dec 1860 Matthew King, James Touley 91 HENRY KUNTZ 11 Dec 1858-12 Mar 1861 Mary Kuntz, James Campbell, H. Campbell, Mary Kuntz Ke1pine, infant heirs, William O'Connor, William P. Kelpine ,93 MOSES TOULEY 28 Jan 1858 James Touley, James S. Touley 95 GEORGE W. MCLANE 12 Jan 1858-18 Mar 1861 Edward Touley, Sarah Touley, E. Clarke, Thomas Big Knife, John C. Dunn 97 CHARLES F. TESCHEMACHER 05 Jun 1856-08 Apr 1861 Pocohontas Teschemacher, F. Hatton, W.C. Webster, L.A. Prather 101 DR. MILLER 10 Feb 1858-22 Jul 1856 L.McArthur, WID. Watson, J. C. Archibald, J.M. Pierson, T.M. Pierson, William Jessee THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII, No.2 -93- / �·..... . .. ~" APPEARANCE DOCKET continued Lewis Anderson 103 SAMUEL ANDERSON __Jun 1857-21 Dec 1860 105 SAMUEL SUTHERLAND 10 Sep 1857-11 Oct 1860 107 WILLIAM G. LUCKETI 20 Oct 1856-06 Mar 1861 William Essex, T.J. Sternbaugh 109 SEYMORE CANFIELD 13 Mar 1858-22 Dec 1862 E.D. Ladd, Bullene, Read, Wilson Canfield, Norman Allen, George Ford, Henry Shanklin, Lyman Allen, Burnett & Bailey, James Blood 111 JAMES CAMPBELL __Jun 1857-14 Jul 1859 James Canfield 111 AUGUST ELLIS 28 Aug 1863-12 Mar 1867 Crescentia Ellis, Henry Limbach, Rid~nour & Baker, Charles Newman, H.P. and Grover, W.H.R. Lykins., A. Love, A.K. Allen, John Deed, Smith & Wylie, William Englisman 113 DAVID C. BUFFUM 09 Dec 1857-08 Mar 1859 Charles H. Thomas 115 JOHN WILDE 26 Apr 1858-06 Mar 1861 Samuel A. Platt 115 AUGUSTUS H. WHITE 21 May 1864-03 Apr 1865 Ellenor G. White 117 BENJAMIN DAVIS 05 May 1858-06 Nov 1859 James Christian 117 DUNCAN C. ALLISON 08 Sep 1863-30 Oct 1866 Issadora A. Allison, David Prager, John W. Evans, H. Storm, C. Hornsby,S.S. Keughran, Frederick Eghost, William Brown, Carney & Stevens, Daniels, Millington & Co., C.A. Pease 119 ANDREW J. RODRIGUE 12 May 1858-06 Mar 1861 Ann C. Rodrigue, William M. Douglas, William Leamer, Edward Clark 123 ROXY ANN WHITNEY 25 May 1858-06 Mar 1861 T.L. Whitney 123 SUSAN BUCK 10 Mar 1864-30 Dec 1872 Joseph Glaker, R.M. Johnson . Shermuthus Sutherland TO BE CONTINUED -94- THE PiONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 �QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. Perhaps they will help someone else. MCKINSEY. MCLAUGHLIN Guy MCKINSEY b 29 Nov 1915' in Chariton, Iowa. He lived in Sterling, CO; Kearney, Nebraska; Kansas and possibly the Peoria, IL area in the 1940s. Guy and his mother Hazel WE>re last seen south of Wichita, KS, with Harry MCLAUGHLIN of Nebraska and then they disappeared. If you have any information, please contact' Bettie BUMPUS, 2168 Torrey Glen, Escondido, C~ '92026. MATNEY /REECE Grover MATNEY was born in Bent County, Colorado in 1886. His parents were William Sherman MATNEY and Corilda Arabell REECE. Can anyone link these parents up to any Kansas MATNEY lines? Bobby Dobbins TITLE, 914 N. Lacy, Santa Ana, CA 92701. CROZIER. HOWELL. WHEELER. CLIPPARD. BROWN Seeking information on the children who were raised by William and Margaret CROZIER in Johnson and Douglas Counties. They were Pauline CROZIER HOWELL (1864) and George R. CROZIER. He owned a grocery store at Pennsylvania Street in Lawrence. Two other children, Ransaler WHEELER (1862) and Elizabeth (CLIPPARD) BROWN (1869) were William's sister's children. .Robert CROZIER, 7523 Antioch, Overland Park, KS 66204. MATNEY, BROOKS. MCCULLY Searching for parents of Broadwater MATNEY b abt 1788 VA, m Sarah MCCULLY and res Powell Valley, Campbell Co., TN 1810-20s,then to Missouri. Are parents William ~TNEY and Jane BROOKS? Is Broadwater a maternal surname? Anyone researching this family please write me. Carolyn Matney SELL, N. 11411 Whitehouse St., Spokane, WA 99218 EDITOR'S NOTE: Carolyn Sell will have a book coming out later this year on Watch future issues for further details. MATNEY. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -95- �INDEX TO VOLUME XVII NO. 2 - THE PIONEER -A- ALBIN, D.Ann, 93 M., 93 ALLEN, A.K., 94 Lyman, 94 Norman, .94 ALLISON,· Duncan C., 94 Issadora A., 94 ANDERSON, Buenavista, 78 Ebon R., 78 Edna, 78 Estella SWANSON, 78 Esther, ·78 Faye, 78 Frank William, 78 G.A.,78 George, 78 ~eorgeA. Jr., 78 Gladys, 78 Harry, 78 Helen, 78 Helen O'BRIEN, 78 Jessie MOORE, 78 John, 78, 90 John A., 78 Kathleen, 78 Lewis, 94 Linnie KELLOG, 78 Maggie, 78 Margaret PAWL, 78 Mary, 78(3) Mattie DREYER, 78 Michael A., 78 NO.ra, 78 'Oscar, 78 Patrick, 78 Paul, 78 Ralph, 78 Rose, 78 Ruth, 78 Samuel, 94 Thomas, 78 Tressa, 78 Vera, 78 William, 78 ARCHIBALD, J.C., 92, 93(2) ARMSTRONG, A., 78 Ethlyn, 79 Harley, 68(2) May, 68 Nellie, 68 Roy, 78 Ruby PLOUNOR, 78 . Theodore, 68 ARNETT , Austin, 78 Cecil, 78 Grace, -78 H. Albert, 78 Lawrence, 78 Lloyd, 78 Mary, 78 Ora, 78 -BBAHNMAIER, Alice BUCKCHIME, 78 Annie, 78 Garl, 78 Caroline, 79 Charles, 78 Cyril, 78, 79 Edith, 78 Edna, 78 Elmer A., 78 Elza, 78 Esther, 79 Ethel CREE, 78 Florence, 78 Frances, 78 George, 78, 79 George J.,' 79 Inez, 78 John, 78 John C., 79 Kathleen, 78 Lizzie, 79 Margaret, 78 Margaret GIBBINS/GIBBENS, 78 Mary NISE/NEIS, 79 . Matilda, 79 Max, 78 Pete, 79 William, 79 BAILEY, 93, 94 F.A.,91 -96- John A., 90 BAKER, 94 Edwin C., 63 Jessie, 65, 66 BALDWIN, Mrs., 73, 76 BANKS, E.V., 91 Edilth, 79 Esther LAMBERT, 79 Ethlyn ARMSTRONG, 79 George, 68(2) George J., 79 Herman, 68, 79 John, 68, 79 John L., 79 Leila, 68, 79 BARBER, Oliver, 92 Selina, 85" Thomas W., 92 BARKER, DR., 92 Mary E., 80 BARNES, Jannie, 82 Lola, 66 BAUER (BOWER), George, 66 Myrtle, 66 BAUGHERS, Mr., 70 BAUGHMAN, Bert D., 79 Pearl NASH, 79 BEALL, Elizabeth, 86 BEAM, George 0., 93 J .A., 93 BEAZELEY, Thomas N., 91 BELL, Anna W., 93 George W., 93 BENNETT, Orytha, 86 BENSON, Ellen, 82 BERGERS, Hiram, 90 BERNARD, Mr., 70, 71 THE PIONEER,·Vol. XVII, No.2 �BERTSCHINGER , ~ora DREYER, 79 Wilma, 79 Wright, 79 BIDINGER, Frank, 79 Jacob, 79 Jake F., 79 Katie, 79 Margaret UNGER, 79 Martha, 79 Myrtle, 79 Otto A., 79 William, 79 Winifred MURPHY, 79 BIG KNIFE, Thomas, 93 BIGSBY, Ambrose, 79(2) Ernest, 79 Ernest A., 79 Esther RICHARDS, 79 Ethel WORSWl;CK,79 Flora, 79 George, 79 George W., 79 Guy A., 79 Helen, 79 Lloyd, 79 Lucretia, 79 Nell, 79 Nell COLMAN, 79 Phoebe, 79 BLINGESLOND, , Dew ill D. C., 79 Eddie, 79 Prank, 79 Fred, 79 Minnie, 79 BLOCK, L., 93 BLOOD, James, 93, 94 BOWERS, George, 65 Myrtle, 65 BOYER, Mary Elizabeth, 89 BRADPORD, Helen, 64 Jessie, 64 BRASS, Clifford, 79 Eunice, 79 Gene WINTER, 80 J.P., 79 Katherine, 79 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, NO. 2 Rose, 79 W.H., 80 William, 80 BRECHTELESHAUER, ).'~ Josephine, 90 BROKMAN, Albert, 80 Arthur, 80 Dora~ 80 Emma, 80 Fred, 80 Herman, 80 Kathlyn GANTZ, 80 Lena, 80 Willia, 80 BROOKS, Jan~, 95 BROWN, Annie ROUCHENBERGER, 80 Beulah, 80 Char les F., 80 Elizabeth Clippard, 95 Ernest, 80 Frances, 80 Georgia DUMMER, 80 H. Z., 80 'Helen, 80 Henry, 80 Irene, 80 Mary E. BARKER, 80 Walter, 80 Walter E., 80 William, 80, 94 William L., 80 BROWNING, Emily, 80 Eva, 80 Ida, 80 Mary, 80. Minnie, 80 Mrs. Emily, 80 BRUCE, James D., 91 BUCHCHIME, Alice, 78 BUCHHEIM, Bonnie, 80 Christina HANSELMAN, 80 H.A., 80 May, 80 Samuel, 80(2) Theodore, 80 BUCK, Jennie ?LENN, 80 -97- Rollins, 80 Susan, 94 BUCKINGHAM, Agnes Louise, 88 Charles Jeffreys, 89 Charles Jeffries, 88 Edwin Jeffreys, 89 Sarah Virginia, 89 Socia, 88 BUFFUM, David C., 94 ,BULLENE, 94 BUMPUS, 'Bettie, 95 BUNCE, ALda, 80 Cora, 64 Cornelia, 80 Ellen H. CLARK, 80 Frank, 64,65, 66, 67, 80 John, 80 John J., 80 Maud, 64, 65, 66 Maude, 67, 80 Thelma, 80 Willard, 64, 65, 66 BURCHILL, Mary, 63 BURNETT, 93, 94 BUSH, Anna, 80 Elizabeth, 80 Emma, 80 Harr:y, 80 Henry, 64, 65 Mary, 80 Matilda, 80 Minnie~ 80 Mrs. Sophia, 80 Otto, 80 -CCAMPBELL, H.; 93 James, 93, 94 John E., 93 CANFIELD, James, 94 Seymore, 94 Wilson, 94 CARE, 77 CARLES, 77 CARLL, 77 CARNEY, 94 CAROL, 77 �CARROLL, 77 CARSON, Thomas J., 91 CARTER, . Addie, 68 Corbet, 68 George, 68(2) Shipman, 68 CARVER, L.P., 93 CHENEY, W.L., 90(2) CHRISTIAN, Bebe, 67 Jack, 67 James, 94 John, 64, 65, 66 Volney, 64, 65,66, 67 CLARK, Arthur, 80 Arthur M., 80 Cina, 80 Della, 80 Edward, 80, 94 EllenH. ~ 80 Ida PAGE, 80 Iva LUCKEY, 80 M. T., 80 Marion, 80 CLARKE, E., 93 Edward, 91 CLIPPARD, Eli zabeth , 95 COALMAN, L.D., 91 COLE, Albert, 80 Edna, 80 Eva JACKSON, 80 Frank, 80 Herbert, 80 Mabel, 80 Marion, 80 Ross, 80" COLLINS, Agnes SHIELDS, 81 Alice WILDERSON, 81 Amarie, 81 Beattie, 81 Eugene, 81 Henry, 81 Mrs. M., 81 Onbelle, 81 Orris, 81 Oscar, 81 Ruth, 81 " W.I., 81 COLMAN, Aileen, 68 Leonora, 68 Nell~79 Nellie VAN NESTE, 81 W.A., 68 Willis, 68 Willis "R., 81 COMBS, James E.M., 85 Lucinda, 85 Ruth, 85 CONLEY, William," 90 CONNOLY, Thomas, 90 COOK, Arthur, 64 .. Maud, 64 CORAL, 77 COREL, 77 Henry, 90 James P., 90 CORL, 77 CORRELL, 77 CRADY, Louis Jr., 81 Louis W., 81 Margaret HEMPHILL, 81 CRANE, Elizabeth, 84 CREE, Carrie EBERSOLE, 81 Ethel, 78 Lawrence, 81 Ray T., 81 CRESS, . John P.,.81 Pearl LEIGH, 81 CRETERS, Jennie, 87 CRISS, Prank, 68(2) George, 68 Richard, 68 Tena, 68 Willie, 68 CROUSE, Annie, 81 Benjamin A., 81 Betty, 81 Ella MCC~AHAN,. 81 Ellen, 81 Marion, 81 -98- Minnie, ·81 Roscoe, 81 Thomas, 81 CROWDER, J.M., 81 Maude, 81 Nettie; 81 Nettie ORR, 81 CROZIER, George R., 95 Margaret, 95 Pauline, 95 Robert, 95. William, 95 CUMMINGS, Clinton, 65 Myrtle, 64, 65 CURL, 77 CURTIS, A., 93 CUSTARD, Charles, 81 Elsie, 81 Ethel, 81 Mary FISHER, 81 Thomas J., 81 -DDAMM, Henry, 31 John,. 81(2) Katty, 31 Louise ZEEB, 81 Mary, 81 Mary JOHANING, 81 Sophia, 81 William, 81(2) DANIELS, 94 DARK, Clarence, 81 Elton, 81 Gladys, 81 Harley, 81 Mary DICK, 0 Samuel, 81(2) DARLING, Orlando, 92, 93 DAVIDSON, Henry A., 81 ' Mary GLENN, 81 Paul, 81 DAVIS,' Benjamin, 94 Henry, 93 Sylvester H., 90 DEED, TIlE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 �-John, 94 DEISTER, A.E.,-81 H.J., 82 Lillian ROLLER, 82 DENEWILER, Bessie, 82· Edith, 82 Eula, 82 Harry, 82 Mrs. Alma B., 82 DENNY, Vacy, 67 DESKIN, Clarence, 68 Gladys, 68 Huldah, 68 -Mary, 68 Roy R., 82 W.G., 68(2) DEWS, Donald W.; 82 Ellen BENSON, 82 Esther, 82 Hazel, 82 Helen, 82 DICK, Mary, 81 DILL, Anna, 86 William, 86 DISBROW, Ebenezer, 92, 9~ DIX, Ralph, 90 DOUGLAS, William M., 94 DRAKE. Dorothy, 82 Elizabeth Love, 85 Frances, 82 Frances Fleenor, 82 Mary, 82 William W., 82 Winifred, 82 DREYER, - Arthur, 82 Dovie WATSON, 82 Elenora, 82 Elenora MORGAN, 82 Elizabeth, 82 Gus A., 82 Hazel, 82 John H., 82 Lee, 82 Lloyd (Cloyd), 82 Mattie, 78 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 Nora, 79 Thelma, 82 Velta, 82 Verna, 82 _ Vida/Veda GLENN, 82 Wilda, 82 Wynona, 82 POMMER, _- Georgia, 80, 82 H.E., 82 -Rachel, -82 William, 82 DUNCAN, Charles, 65, 67, 82 Charles Jr., 82(2) Charies S~, 91 Charley, 66. Chas., 64 Eliza, 64, 65, 66, 67 Gladys, 82 Gweneth, 82 Janriie BARNES, 82 Ligia (Lydia), 82 Mills B., 82 Nettie, 82 Raymond, 82 Rosie GEELAN, 82 Telka SHIELDS, 82 W.H., 91 Walter, 82 Willey, 65 William~ 67, 82 Willie,_ 64, 66 DUNN, John C., 93 -EEBERHART, Arthur, 82 Charles, 82 Charles H., 82 Elsie, 82 Ethel, 82 Lloyd, 82 Mary IWIG, 82 Paul, 82 Roscoe, 82 EBERLY, 93 EBERSOLE, Carrie, 81 EDMONDS, Bertha, 82. Beulah, 82 Burdette, 82 Earle, 82 -99- Edith, 82 George C., 82 -Harold, - 82 Lena SOURS, 82 Louis, 82 EGHOST, Frederick, 94 ELDRIDGE, 91 ELLIS, August, 94 Bessie, 67 Crescentia,94 Myrtle, 67 Sophia, 67 EMMETT , Michael, 91 ENGLISMAN, William, - 94 ESSEX, William, 94 EVANS, - Eva, 68 John W., 94 Lyman, 91 Sara A. Frances, 91 Wilma, 68 -FFAWL, Margaret, 78 FAXON, A.A., 92 W.T., 92 FILLMORE-, Lemuel,_ 91 FINDLEY, Jennie, 64, 65 Julia, 64, 65 FISCHER, David Hackett, 89 FISHBACK, ;_ Mary Hafer> 84 Owen T., 84 FISHER, Mary, 81 FLEENOR, Frances, 82 FLOUNOR, Ruby, 78 FOLLES, F.O., 91 L.C., 91 FORD, 91 George, 94 FRENCH, Albert, 66 �Grace, 65, 66, 67 Nellie, 66 Roma, 66 Stella, 65,66, 67 FRY, S., 93 FULLER, A., 91 J .G., 92 J.M.-, 93 Mary Esther, 93 -G- GANTZ, Kathlyn, 80 GARNOLD, Thomas, 92 GARVIN, Robert, 92 Thomas, 92 GATCH, Aaron H., 83 Albert, 85 Anna Margaret, 87 Anne Matson, 85 Asbury Philip, 88 Burgetta, 85 Charles H., 87 Claire, 86 qaud, 86 Claude, 87 Clifford D., 85 Conduce. 83 Conduce H., 87 Dawson, 85 Edward, 87 Elizabeth, 83 Elwood Stewart, 87 Emley Barber, 85 Emmazetta, 86 Ethel, 87 Eva Serena, 87 Fannie Boyer, 89 Florence, 87 Florence Bird, 86 Florence L., 85 Francis McCormick, 85 Frank, 87 General Thomas, 85, 86 George, 88 George S., 86 George W. , 89 George Wallace, 89 Grace, 85, 86 Hannah, 83 Harold Burns, 88 Helen, 88 Jennie Lind, 86 John DiDDIlit, 87 John G., 83 John J., 88 Kate Mahala Hughes, 89 Katie D., 85 Leigh; 86 Lillian Love, 85 Lily, 87 Martha, 85 Mary, 86 Mary Belle, 86 Mary Elizabeth, 88 Mary Etta, 88 Mary Jones, 86 Mary Stewart, 87 Mary Susan, 87 Milton Wallace, 85 Moses, ·86, 87 Moses Dimmit, 86 Nathaniel, 86 Philip, 86, 87 Philip B., 85 Philip Burgen, 85 Philip Courtland, 86 Philip Smith, 86 Phillip B., 83 Presocia, 88 Rachel, 88 Rebecca, 85 Rev. George, 88, 89 Ruth, 86(2) Ruth Gordon, 87 Samuel, 86, 89 Sara Etta, 89 Sarah "Sally" Hiss, 85 Selina Maria, 86 Stanley, 87 Thomas, 85 Thomas Milton, 86 Thomas Winfield, 86 Virginia, 88 William, 83, 86 William M., 87 GEELAN, Bertha, 64, 65, 66, 67 Carrie, 64, 65, 66, 67 Charles, 67 Charley, 66 Chas., 64, 65 -100- Jt.istice, 67 64; 65, 66 Nora, 64, 65 ,66, 67 . Rosie, 65, 66, ·82 GENTRY, . George, 68 Marie, 68 S.A. ~ 68 . GIBBENS, Arthur, 64, 65, 66, 81 Charley, 65, 66 Chas., 64 Clyde, 64, 65, 66, 81 . Dora, 64, 65, 66 Flora, 64 Maggie, 64, 65, 66 Margaret, 81 Ray, 65, 66,81 GIBBINS/GIBBENS, Margaret, 78 GIBBONS, Maggie, 67 GILREATH, F.H.,91 :Justu~, GLAKER, Joseph, 94 GLAMM, Mrs. George, 69 GLANCY, Clarissa, 84 GLANVILLE, Fanny, 91 Jerome H., 91 John, 91 GLENN, Bessie, 64, 65, 66, 67 Jennie, 80 Mary, 81 Vida/Veda, 82 GOODWIN, Hill C., 84 Philip Burgin, 84 GROVENOR, Henry, . 93 GUEST, Baker, 91 Thomas, 91 -HHANSELMAN, Christina, 80' HARLOW, 92 HARTMAN, THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 �G.W., 92 M., 92 Maurice, 91 W., 92 HAR~.ANN, -J- !-Iaurice, 91 HASELTINE, W.~., 92 HASKELL, Almira C., 91 Chas. A., 91 Franklin, 91 HASTER, . Elizabeth, 91 George, 91 HATION, F .• 93 HEMMING, Michael, 93 HEMPHILL, Margaret, 81 Mrs. S.· E., 81 HE~l\-eSSY , Andrew, 64 Frank, 64 Jessie, 64 HERRICK, Nathan, 90 Nathan F. , 90 HODGE, Robert A. , 77 HOGG, Harley, 66, 67 John. 64, 65, 66 HOGUe. Theoph, 64 HOL.~S, "Annie" Susan, 87 Eudora Bird "Bi rdie", 87 Frank, 87 George, 87 John, 87 John Gatch, 87 Lura. 87 Philip Richard, 87 R. Joseph, 91 HOOTEN, Robert T., 92 HOPPER, Etta, 88 HOR.'OSBY, C., 92, 94 Columbus, 91 HOWELL, Pauline Crozier, 95 HUGHSON, S.S., 92 HUTCHINSON, JACKSON, Eva, 80 JAMESON, James, 92 JAVIN, Captain, 73 . JESSEE, William, . 93 JOHANING, Mary, 31 JOHNSON, Beasley, 67 Birdie, 67 Charley, 66 Clarence, 64, 65, 66, .67 Eliza, 67 Emery, 67 George,. 64, 65, 66, 67 Lois, 66, 67 . Louis, 64, 65 Loulu, 65 Lulu, 64, 66 R.M., 94 Rolley, 64, ~5, 66 Rowdie, 67 Ruby, 64, 65, 66, 67 JONES, Mary, 86 Samuel, 91 Samuel J., 90, 91 Sarah Virginia, 86 JOURDAN, Celestem (Celestine?), .92 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.2 -KKELLOGG, L., 92 Linnie, 78 KELPINE, Mary Kuntz, 93 William P., 93 KENNEDY, Jane, 92 Samuel, 92 KERNEY, .Thomas, 91 KEUGHRAN, S.S., 94 -101- KING, Arthur, 66 Dora, 64, 65, 66 Fred, 64, 65 Henery·, 66 Henry, 64, 65 John, 64, 65 Matthew, 93 Maxie, 64, 65 Wesley, 64, 65, 66 KLAMM, . Mrs. Helen, 69 KUNTZ, Henry, 93 Mary., 93· -LLADD, E .D., 94 LAKIN, Adam, 84 LAMBERT, Esther, 79 LANNUM, Kinsey, 93 Nancy Ann, 93 . LASH, John, 91 LATCH, Amelia, 87 Sallie, 87 LEAMER, William, 94 LEGATE, James F., 92 LEIS, Mrs., 92 LEMING, George, 84 LIGGETT, Florence, 67 John, 67 Stella, 67 LIMBACH, Henry, 94 LONG, Orpha, 66 LOVE, A., 94 LOVEJOY, C.H., 92 LUCKETT, William G., 94 LUCKEY, Iva, 80 LYKINS, �W.H.R., 94 LYMAN. 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George W., 93 MCLAUGHLIN, Harry. 95 MACY, E.G., 91 r-'.ARTING, 93 MATHEWS, Joseph, 84 Sarah, 84 MATNEY, Broadwater, 95 Grover, 95 William, 95 William Sherman, 95 MATSOS, Aaron H., 83 Anne, 83 Elizabeth Gatch, 83 Euphemia Gatch, 84 Georgetta, 83 Hattie, 83 Mary, 83 Mary Gatch, 84 Phil~p D., 83, Sally, 83 MEARS, Prancis McCormick, 85 Charley, 64, 65, 66 George, 64, 65, 66, 67 Goldie, 64, 65, 66 Laura, 64, 65, 66 MEECHEM, David J., .90 Joshua, 90 S ;E., 90 MERWIN, Hervey, 71 Mr., 73, 76 MILLER, ( Bryce W., 92 Dr., 93 John, 92 Matilda, 92 Robert H., 92, MILLINGTON, 94 MOORE, Jessie, 78 MORGAN, Elenora, 82 MORRIS, Clarence, 64, 65, 66, 67 Nellie, 64, 65, 66, 67 Warren, 64, 65, 66, 67 'MUENZENMAYER, Edward, 69 J.J., 69 Naomi, 69 S.W., 69 Warren, 69 MURPHY, Winifred, 79 MUZZY, Hammond Clark, 77 -NNASH, Pearl, 79 NEWMAN, A., 93 Charles, 94 NISE/NEIS, Mary, 79 NORTON, -102- H.N., 93 Widow, 93 -0- O'BRIEN, Helen, 78' O'CONNOR, Wi11iam, 93 OLDHAM, Jonatham, 93 ORR, Nettie, 81 OSTERTAG, Enid, 63 John, 63 OWENS, , Mrs., 70 -PPAGE, Ida, 80 PARKER, H.P.,92 Nancy E., 93 Theodore, 92, 93 PARSONS, William, 90 PARTRIDGE, John, 92 PEASE, C.A., 94 PHILLIPS, Ellis, 90 Harris, 90 R.M., 90 PIERALT, John, 90 PIERCE, Charles P., 63 PIERSON, J.M., 93 T.M.,93 Thomas M., 92 PLATT, Samuel A., 94 PORTER, Mr., 75 PRAGER, David, 94 PRATHER, L.A., 93 -QQUIGLEY, THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 �Charley, 66 -RRANGER, Samuel, 91 RAUSCH, Friti, ~5, 66, 67 Grover, 65, 66 Helen, 65, 66, '67 Mary, 65, 66, 67 Maud, .65, 66, ·67 Mina, 65, 66, 67 Victor, 65, 66~ 67 READ, F.W.,92 REECE, Corilda Arabell, 95 REED, 94 RICHARDS, Dick, 68 Esther, 79 George, 68 Sadie, 68 Willie, 68 RIDENOUR, 94 RILEY, Henry, 67 Nellie, 65, 67 ROBERTS, Mrs. Floyd, 69 ROBINSON, Charles, 92(2) RODRIGUE, A.C., 91 Andrew J., 91, 94 Ann C., 91, 94 Aristides, 91 ROUCHENBERGER, Annie, 80 ROY, A.D., 92 -S- SANAGY, Forrest, 92 SEARL, A.D., 91(2) SEITCH, Thomas, 90 SELL, 95 Carolyn MATNEY, 95 SEVIER, John G., 91 SHAFFER, Earl, 64, 65, 66, 67 Etta, 64, 65, 66, 67 Lee, 64, 65, '66~ 67. Maud, 64:, .65, 66 Maude, 67 SHANKLIN, . Henry, 94 SHAW, .~ames, 90 Sarah, 90 William, 90 SHELLEY, Blanch, 68 Michael, 68 SHERMAN, Sadie, 87 SHIELDS, Agnes, 81 Telka, 82 SIMMONS,. Aaron Matson, 83 Benjamin, 84 Charles, '~3 George G., 83 James, 83 Lou, 83 Mary, 83 Philip Gatch, 83 Sarah, 83 Thomas, 93 William, 83 William R., 93 SIMPSON, H., 92 Melissa, 86 SKINNER, Cecil, 68 George, 68 Harry, 68(2) Hattie, 68 Roscoe, 68 Roslin, 68(2) Samuel, 68 SMITH, 94 Mrs. Lloyd B., 89 SOMMERFIELD, Abram, 90 SOURS, Lena, 82 SPENCER, Cora, 64, 65, 66 Gladys, 65, 66, 67 Reed, 64, 65, 66, 67 SPINDLER, Rita, 63 STANDENY, E., 81 STAUFFER, TIlE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No.2 -103- J. S., 80 STERNBAUGH, T.J., 94 STEVENS, .94 STEWART, Emmazetta, 87 STONE, Francis M., . 93 H .D., 92 Horace E., 92 Nathan P., 92 Widow, 92 STO~, A., 92 H., 94 STOWE, Benjamin, 92 Warren, 92 SUTHERLAND, Samuel, 94 Shermuthus, 94 SWANSON, . Estella, 78 SWING, Aaron Matson, 84 Caroline Matson, 84 Elizabeth, 84, 85 Elizabeth Fishback, 84 George Smith, 84 James McDOWELL, 84 Louise, 84 Margaret, 84(2) Martha, 84 Mary Garland, 84 Peter Fletcher, 84 Philip, 84 Philip Burgin, 84 Ruth, 84(2) Ruth Gatch, 84 Sarah, 84 William, 84 -T- TESCHEMACHER, Charles F., 93 Pocohontas, 93 THOMAS, Charles H., 94 .Joel, 91 THOMPSON, Dr., 93 TIMMONS, Bertha, 64 Leonard, 64 TITLE, �Bobby, 63 Bobby Dobbins, 95 TOLLES, L.C., 92 TOULEY, Edward, 93(2) James, 93(2) James S., 93 Moses, 93 Sarah, 93 TRUMP, William, 90 -uUNGER, Margaret, 79 -V- VANCIL, Daniel, 91, 93 VAN NESTE, Nellie, 81 ·VERDIKE, William, 90 VOLKMANN, Mrs. L.P., 69 T.L., 94 WIGGS, Lillian Albertine, 89 WILDE, John, 94 WILDERSON, Alice, 81 WILLIAM, R.L., 91 WILLIAMS, D. Courtland Williams, 85 David, 79 Euphemia, 85 Martha, 86 WILMARTH, 0., 92 WINTER, Gene, 80 WOOD, Daniel, 91 Harrison, 91 John-B., 92 Nancy, 93 William H., 93 WORSWICK, Ethel, 79 WYLIE, 94 -W-Y- WAIT, Delila B., 70 WAITE, John, 92 WALLS, John, 93 WATSON, Dovie, 82 William, 92, 93 WATTS, A., 92 WEBSTER,· W.C.,93 WEESE, Laura, 65 Lena, 64 William, 64 WHEELER,-. Ransaler, 95 WHITE,. Augus tus H.·, 94 Augustus W., 92 Ellen G., 92 Ellenor G., 94 WHITNEY, Roxy An~, 94 YARDLEY, Emily, 80 YOUNG, S.A., 91 -ZZAHN, Samuel, 93 ZEEB; Louise, 81 -104'"" THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 2 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 17, No. 2: Winter 1993-1994 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Fall 1993 VOL. XVII. No. 1 PAGE CONTENTS MATNEY FAMILY RECORD.· •••••••.•••..••.•••••••......•.•.•••. · ..•• •·•••·····••·• 2 1885 MARRIAGES FROM NEWSPAPER .•••.......••...•......••.•...••.••••.•....•..•. 8 LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORy •.•••...••.....•..••...•.....•..•. ··· •. ··••·••····•··• 9 OBITUARY - Baby Mellville •.......••.•.••.•.•..•.....•..•............. · ..••... 16 DOUGLAS COUNTY WWII DEAD ..••........•.••....••..••...•••..•.•• ·· ••••. ······ .17 A DIARY OF OUR TRIP ACROSS THE PLAINS, by Delila B. Wait, Part 1 ••••..•....• 20 ELIZABETH CAROLINE DOBBINS ••...•.............•••........••..••••••• · •.••.. •• 31 BIG SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT ••.•••..•.••••••.•.••••.•...••••.•...••.•••...••. 33 OBITUARY - Li lly May Sperry ••..•....•.•...•..••.•....••..•••.••.••..•••....• 38 THE GATCH GENEALOGY, Part 1 ••.•.•..•.••....•.••••..••••••.......••..•..•.. ~ .39 SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN DOUGLAS COUNTY •....•.••••••••.•••••...••••••.....••..... 45 OBITUARY - Rose Kostenbader Watkins •...• ~ ••••••••••••••••.••••••..••••...••. 48 DEATHS AND FUNERALS - Solomon Engle •.••..•...•.••...•••••••••••.••••••••.•.• 49 QUERIES •.•.. " ....••••.. ~ ..••....•.•..••.•••.•••.••••••.•.•. .- •••••.•..••••••• 50 INDEX to names in Current ·Issue ••....•..•.•.••••.••••.•..•••••••••••••..• '.' .51 The Pioneer welcomes artic~es and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board Member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS:. I f your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an' address correction with the Douglas Co, Kansas Genealogical Society s Membership Chairman ,the PIONEER will be remai1ed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. I �MATNEY FAMILY RECORD The Douglas County Genealogical society recently received a large donation of genealogical records and books from the estate of Elizabeth Kindig Neis of the Eudora area. Periodically some of the records will be published in the Pioneer. The collection will eventually be housed in the Helen Osma Family History Room of the Lawrence Public Library. The family record noted above was written by Eva Bell MATNEY HENRY, daughter of Reece MATNEY. The original handwritten record is undated. FAMILY RECORD Daniel David MATNEY, born July 5, 1801 and Esther MATNEY, born March 7, 1804, were married October 20, 1825. The following children were born to their union: '* '* * * '* * '* Reese Bowen MATNEY, born January 5, 1827, Richmond, Virginia Charles MATNEY, born February 1, 1828 Isaac Calvin MATNEY, born January 17, 1830 Isiah Wer1y MATNEY, born May 9, 1832 Sari1day MATNEY, born June 2, 1834 Harvey M. MATNEY, born March 15, 1836 Francis Marion MATNEY, born June 5, 1938 Maria MATNEY, born March 31, 1840 Joseph Thomas MATNEY, born September 28, 1841 Louisa Sidney MATNEY, born January 9, 1843 Mary Jane MATNEY, born March 12, 1845 John Jefferson MATNEY, born September 9, 1847 Daniel David MATNEY died 1887 and was laid to rest in the Grange Graveyard at 91st St and Harrison, Kansas City, Missouri. Esther MATNEY was laid to rest about 81st and Harrison. All headstones were removed many years ago and land used for farm land. '* (Additional information contained 1n this record.) FAMILY RECORD OF REECE BOWEN MATNEY Son of Daniel David MATNEY and Esther MATNEY. Reese Bowen MATNEY, born January 5, 1827, in Richmond, Virginia. Minurva Jane WELLS, born March 15, 1842 in Nashville, Tennessee, was the daughter of William WELLS. Minurva Jane WELLS was converted and baptized in the Baptist Church at the age of 16 years. Reese Bowen MATNEY was also converted and baptized in the ~aptist Church. . . THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 ·-2- �THE MATNEY FAMILY RECORD, continued Reese Bowen MATNEY and Minurva Jane WELLS were united in marriage in Willow Springs, Missouri, December 9, 1858. The following children were born to their union: * .Emmett Harvey MATNEY, born February 9, 1861 Marion William Lee MATNEY, born December 31, 1863 Albert Jefferson MATNEY, born June 8, 1867 Mary Luella MATNEY, born May 12, 1870 in Rushville, Missouri Franklin Green MATNEY, born May 8, 1875, Dodson, Missouri Eva Evie Bell MATNEY, born May 5, 1879. Dr. A. B. SPRUILL, Dallas. Missouri, attending service at birth. Reese Bowen MATNEY died Monday, August 17, 1896. At rest in Grange Graveyard, 91st and Harrison, Kansas City, Missouri. Minurva Jane MATNEY was married to William PHILLIPS of Kansas City, Missouri and died May 28, 1907, and was laid to rest May 30, 1907 in Cuba Graveyard, Cuba, Kansas. FAMILY RECORD OF EVA EVIE BELL MATNEY Daughter of Reece Bowen MATNEY and Esther MATNEY Eva Evie Bell MATNEY, born May 5, 1879 in Dodson, Missouri at 90 Troose Avenue, attended the Center School, 85th and Woodland Avenue. Was converted and baptized into the Presbyterian Church in 1907 by Rev. J. T. HARTMAN and Rev. BAITY of the Westport Church and Rev. WITHERSPOON of Kansas City, Missouri. In 1927 was baptized into The Trinity Full Gospel Church of God and authorized to teach the Gospel of Jesus Christ. On February 26, 1935 was duly ordained by the Pull Gospel Church of God and set forth as an Evangelist. Eva Evie Bell MATNEY and Albert HENRY were united In marriage October 19, 1898 In Kansas City, Missouri. The following children were born to their union: * * * John Albert HENRY, born January 2, 1900, Dodson, Missouri Dollie May HENRY, born 12 Dec 1902, Dodson, Missouri Franklin Reese HENRY, born March 14, 1920 at 4808 East 6th St., Kansas City, Missouri, and brought to Dodson, Missouri at the age of 2 months, May of 1920. -3- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �MATNEY FAMILY RECORD, continued FAMILY RECORD OF JOHN ALBERT HENRY The Son of Albert HENRY and Eva Evie Bell HENRY John Albert HENRY, born January 2, 1900 at Dodson, Missouri and Mabel Louise FRENCH, born May 11, 1911 at Carthage, Missouri were united in marriage July 15, 1930, at Ottawa, Kansas. The following children were born to their union: John Albert HENRY, JR., born October 17, 1932, Dodson, Missouri Patrick HENRY, born March 15, 1936, Dodson, Missouri William HENRY, born February 11, 1939 - 2013 East 82, Kansas City, Mi~ Alberta Louise HENRY, born March 1, 1941 - 2013 East 82, Kansas City, Missouri Patricia Ann HENRY, born June 15, 1947 - 2013 East 82, Kansas City, ~ FAMILY RECORD OF DOLLIE MAY HENRY The Daughter of Albert HENRY and Eva Evie Bell HENRY Dollie May HENRY, born December 12, 1902, Dodson, Missouri and John J. BURKE, birth date unknown, were united in marriage August 20, 1924, Kansas City, Missouri. The following children were born to their union: John J. BURKE, Jr., born September 25, 1926 at Dodson, Missouri Albert Richard BURKE, born May 26, 1930, Dodson, Missouri FAMILY RECORD OF MARIA MATNEY Daughter of Daniel David MATNEY and Esther MATNEY Maria MATNEY, born March 31, 1840, and Berry P. DODSON, born April 27, 1836 were united in marriage May 26, 1859. The following children were born to their union: Charlie DODSON, born February 6, 1860 Lucendie May DODSON, born 1862 Fred Marion DODSON ZOLLIE, born February 12, 1870 Greenup Berry DODSON, born June 27, 1872 Hattie Faustina DODSON, born January 23, 1882 Maria DODSON at rest May 18, 1922 in Belton Cemetery. BERRY P. Dodson at rest 1914 in Belton Cemetery. Charlie DODSON at rest. Lucendie May DODSON at rest. Fred Marion DODSON Zollie at rest December 31, 1944 Belton Cemetery. Green Berry DODSON at rest Jan 18, 1942, Belton Cemetery. Hattie Faustina DODSON at rest, Belton Cemetery. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 -4- �THE MATNEY FAMILY RECORD, continued FAMILY RECORD OF LOUISA CIDNEY MATNEY Daughter of Daniel David MATNEY and Bsther MATNEY Louisa Cidney MATNEY, born January 9, 1843, married Mr. SMITH, and one son was born to their union: Harley SMITH of California. FAMILY RECORD OF JOHN JEFFERSON MATNEY Son of Daniel David MATNEY and Bsther MATNEY John Jefferson MATNEY, born September 9, 1847, near Dodson, MO at 91st and Lydia. As a boy he witnessed the Battle of We.stport in which his older brother Francis Marion MATNEY participated, and .. in the year 1871 he drove with ox team to Fort Sill, what was then Indian Territory. He returned in the fall of 1872 with 6000 buffalo hides for the market at Westport. In 1875 he again went with ox team across the plains to Arizona. At that time it took three months to make the trip. He freighted in Arizona for twenty years. From there he went to the State of Washington. There he stayed a few years, after which he moved to Vesperce, Idaho. There he resided for about twenty years, then returned to Bel ton, Missouri and made his home with his sister, Mrs. Maria DODSON and his nephew, F. M. DODSON until .the death of his sister, after which he resided with his nephew, F.M. DODSON until his death. He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge for about 42 years, being a charter member of two different Lodges, one in Washington and one in Idaho. He passed to rest September 15, 1926, and was laid to rest in the Belton Cemetery. FAMILY RECORD OF SARILDAY MATNEY Daughter of Daniel David Matney and Bsther Matney Sarilday MATNEY, born June 2, 1934, married Mr. TIDWELL and one daughter was born to the union: Bell TIDWELL. Bell TIDWELL married Mr. Paul K. CORDER and the following children were born to their union: George CORDER of Harrisonville, Missouri Hattie Bell CORDER of California. Ollie H. CORDER of Independence, Missouri, at rest. -5- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 �THE MATNEY PAMILY RECORD, continued PAMILY RECORD OP MARY JANE MATNEY Daughter of Daniel David MATNEY and Esther MATNEY Mary Jane MATNEY, born March 12, 1845, married Mr. SHULTZ and two children were born to their union: David SHULTZ and Ida Bell SHULTZ. Ida Bell SHULTZ married Cam ron LYNN and one son was born to their union: David Camron LYNN. FRANCIS MARION MATNEY Son of Daniel David MATNEY and Esther MATNEY Francis Marion MATNEY, born June 5, 1838, passed through Dodson, Missouri many years ago. He participated in the battle of Westport. The following children were born to their union: Edd MATNEY Harvey MATNEY Ella MATNEY Esther MATNEY Virtie MATNEY PAMILY RECORD OP EMMETT HARVEY MATNEY The son of Reese Bowen MATNEY and Minurva Jane MATNEY Emmett Harvey MATNEY, born Pebruary 9, 1861 and Julia THOMAS were united 1n marriage. The following children were born to their union: Enoch MATNEY, born at Dallas, Mo. Deceased. Lloyd MATNEY, born at Dallas, Mo. Deceased. Baby MATNEY, born at Dallas, MO. Deceased. Lara MATNEY, born at Dallas, MO. Virgil MATNEY, born at Dallas, MO. Gladys MATNEY, born at Dallas, MO Julia MATNEY, at rest in Pearce, Arizona Emmett Harvey MATNEY at rest in Phoenix, Arizona FAMILY RECORD OF MARION WILLIAM LEE MATNEY The son of Reese Bowen MATNEY and Minurva Jane MATNEY Marion William Lee MATNEY remained single. Tucson, Arizona. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 -6- Passed to rest August 31, 1926 at �THE MATNEY FAMILY RECORD. continued FAMILY RECORD OF FRANKLIN GREEN MATNEY The son of Reese Bowen MATNEY and Minurva Jane MATNEY Franklin Green MATNEY remained single. Passed to rest April 15, 1945. At rest in Forest Hill Cemetery at 69th and Troose Avenue, Kansas City, MO. In Lot 1~79, block 1~8. PAMILY RECORD OF MARY LUELLA MATNEY The daughter of Reese Bowen MATNEY and Minurva Jane MATNEY Mary Luella MATNEY, born May 12, 1870, Rushville, MO, and Franklin Edward DILLARD, born 1871, were united in Marriage May 18, 1892 in Kansas City, Missouri. One daughter was born to their union: Ethel Lorane DILLARD, burn 1896 at Drake More. Missouri. 63 Troos Avenue, Kansas City, Franklin Edward DILLARD at rest 1n Willcox, Arizona. THE FAMILY RECORD OF ETHEL LORANE DILLARD Daughter of Franklin Edward DILLARD and Mary Luella DILLARD. Ethel Lorane DILLARD, born 1896 and Harvey GALLAGHER were united in marriage 1n Pearce, Arizona and the following children were born to their union: Keith Edward GALLAGHER Kenneth GALLAGHER Harvey Lee GALLAGHER Harvey GALLAGHER at rest 1n Willcox, Arizona FAMILY RECORD OF ALBERT JEFFERSON MATNEY The son of Reese Bowen MATNEY and Minurva Jane MATNEY Albert Jefferson MATNEY, born June 8, 1867, Canon City, Colorado and Rachel NICHOLSON, born July 6, 1883, Odessa, Missouri, were united in marriage September 6, 1904. The following children were born to their union: John Cecil MATNEY, born July 3, 1905. Dallas, Missouri. Letha Violet MATNEY, born January 31,. ·1907, Dallas, Missouri Reece Evelyn MATNEY, born August 17,1~11, Kansas City, Missouri Rachel MATNEY at rest. -7- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1· �THE MATNEY FAMILY RECORD FAMILY RECORD OF JOHN CECIL MATNEY The son of Albert Jefferson MATNEY and Rachel MATNEY John Cecil MATNEY, born July 3, 1905, Dallas, Missouri and Lara Emma HUMPHREY, born November 17, 1912, Foster, Missouri, were united in marriage November 2, 1934, and the following children were born to their union: Patricia Ann MATNEY, born September 8, 1935, Dallas, Missouri. John William MATNEY, born October 28, 1940, Kansas City, Missouri. LETHA VIOLET MATNEY The daughter of Albert Jefferson MATNEY and Rachel MATNEY Letha Violet MATNEY, born January 31, 1907, Dallas, Missouri and Herman F. REINSCH, born July 27, 1904, Johnson County, Kansas were united in marriage May 19, 1935, and one daughter was born to their union. Vera Ruth REINSCH, born October 11, 1935 in Kansas City, Missouri. REECE EVELYN MATNEY The daughter of Albert Jefferson MATNEY and RACHEL MATNEY Reece Evelyn MATNEY, born August 17, 1911, Kansas City, Missouri and Joseph Emory KLEIN, born January 7, 1906, St. Louis, Missouri were united in marriage September 29, 1934 and the following children were born to their union: Joseph Richard KLEIN, born March 14, 1936, Kansas City, Missouri. Judith Raechel KLEIN, born August 9, 1939, Kansas City, Missouri. Susan Gayle KLEIN, born April 19,1944, Independence, Missouri . . ~~ ~~ ~\, . Lawrence Daily Journal, 4 Aug 1885, page 4 The stagnation in the marriage license business seems to be broken, as Judge FOOT had quite a rush yesterday, 1ssu1ng licenses to the following parties. Arthur REYNOLDS and Emma BANCKLAW, both of Baldwin City; will C. NICHOL, of Mexico, Mo., and Lizzie B. BADSKY, of Twin Mount; Francis M. HITCHCOCK and Nellie J. LIMING, both of this city. The last named couple were married last· night by Judge FOOT, at his ~Jg residence. ~'@ -~lst THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 -8- �LAWRENCE CITY DIRECl'ORY Farmers and Land Owners of Douglas County 1893-1894 NAME ANDERSON, David ANDERSON, M.C. ANDERSON, Geo. H. ANDERSON, David H. ANDERSON, W. T. ANDERSON, Thomas ANDERSON, M.A. ANDERSON, J.F. ANDERSON, W.R. ANDERSON, Geo. A. ARKANSAS Valley Town Co. ARMSTRONG, Beatty ARMSTRONG, Mattie BABCOCK, C.J. BAHNMAIER, C.F. BAHNMAIER, George BAHNMAIER, G.H. BAHNMAIER, A.G. BAHNMAIER, Fred BAHNMAIER, G.J. BAHNMAIER, John BALDWIN, Levi F. BLUNT, Benjamin BOISE, Jonathan BONEBRAKE, J.H. BRAWLEY, Thomas BRECK, Aaron BROOKINGS, Mary BROWN, John C. BROWN, G.W. BROWN, Wm. BROWN, J.C. BROWNING, Jarrad BRUBAKER, A.G. BRYDY, J.H. BUCHHEIM, L.F. BUCHHEIM, John S. BUCHHEIM, Sam'l BUCH, A.H. BUNCE; John J. BURNETT, Ausbury BUSH, John BRYDY, J.H. TOWNSHIP SECTION 20 11 22 20 22 23-31 23-26 27 29 Lecompton Lecompton Kanwaka " " " " " " ACRES Lecompton " 160 160 160 282 260 160 160 " 36 7 7-18 3 16 36 7-16-18 17 18 18 18 32 26 25 2-3 1226-36 36 31 2 8 28 31 2 12 36 27 3-28 18-34 36 2 .5-29-32 12 -9- Lecompton Kanwaka " Lecompton " Kanwaka " " Lecompton " " Clinton Lecompton " Wakarusa Kanwaka " " Lecompton " " Kanwaka " POST OFFICE 118 120 80 80 115 20 429 429 80 80 80 280 51 5 12 160 173 10 248-1/2 56 160 150 150 30 10 320 160 240 199 50 29 i59 10 " " " " " " " Clinton Lecompton Lawrence Lecompton Lawrence Lecompton Big Springs " " " LecomI>ton Big Springs Lawrence " Lecompton " Lawrence " " Lecompton " " " " Big Springs Big Springs " " Lawrence Big Springs Grover Big Springs Lawrence Lecompton THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, continued CADE, P. CAMERON, J.F. CASEY, P. CHRISTIAN, W.H. CLARK, John CLELLAND, W.W. COLEMAN, W.A. COLEMAN, O.A. COLEMAN, Flora COSLEY, Frank CROWDER, James CROWDER, T.N. CUMMINGS, B. CUMMINGS, Pat CUMMINGS, Mrs. Enuna CUMMINGS, Henry A. " CUNNINGHAM, J.B. CUSTARD, T.J. DAMM, John DANA, A.L. DAVIS, L.B. DAY, A.N. DESKINS, W.G. DESKINS, C.F. " DIESTER, Henry " DIVELBESS, John DOANE, Mrs. W.C. DONBECK. J. DOUGLAS, J .M. DRAPER, Wm. " DUFFER, Lewis " DUMMER, R.W. DUMMER, H. DUMMER, H.E. DUNCAN, G.W. DUNCAN, Wm. DURROW, M.E. DURROW, Otto EBERHART, Peter EDSON, Emeline ELLIOTT, S. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 Lecompton 8 12 2 36 12 32 20 29 31-32 1 8 8 12 15 " Kanwaka Lecompton " Kanwaka " " " Kanwaka Lecompton " " " Kanwaka 11 4 15 34 14 19-20 36 3 2 13 13 24 30-31 13-24 26-35 6 36 1 13 36 6 18 36 1 6 12-36 1 14 14 24-25 12 26-30 -10- " Clinton Lecompton 40 120 79 77 40 80 20 30 120 80 70 79 160 120 129 348 478 483 " 77 Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka Lecompton 240 10 160 28 100 80 160 240 120 319 60 20 80 20 80 160 44 146 40 337 240 157 9 26 560 40 113 " " Kanwaka " Clinton Kanwaka " Lecompton Kanwaka " Kanwaka " Clinton Lecompton " " " It " " Kanwaka " " Lawrence Lecompton Belvoir Lecompton Centropolis Lawrence It Belvoir Lawrence Lawrence Big Springs Lawrence Lecompton " Belvoir Belvoir " Lecompton Big Springs " Lecompton Lawrence Lecompton " Clinton " Belvoir " Big Springs K.C. , Mo Lecompton Lawrence " " Lawrence " Lecompton " " Big Springs " " It " Belvoir Big Springs �LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, continued EMERY, C.C. EMERY, Anna C. EMERY, Thomas EMERY, Sophia EVANS, Lyman EVANS, T.J. EVENS, Henry EVENS, Ed FARRIS, J.T. FILBERT, C.W. FINLEY, A. FITZPATRICK, Sallie FITZPATRICK, M. FITZPATRICK, M.T. FIX, Joshua FIX, A. FIX, Jesse FLEISCHMAN, E.F. GAGE, Sarah E. GALLAGHER, Wm. GARRETT, Wesley GARRETT , Annie E. GEELAN, Pat H. GEELAN, Chas GEELAN, W.G. GIBBONS, George GLENN, A.G. GLENN, H.M. GLENN, Wm. (Heirs) GOODING, S.F. GORRELL, R.N. " " GREGORY, J.E. GRESS, George GROSVENOR, C.P. HAFER, Henry HAGLE, John HAMMOND, Sarah A. HANSELMAN, A.H. HANSELMAN, J.M. HARPER, J.H. " " HARRIS, WID. W. HART, S.C. HARTMAN, Aug. " " " " 29 30 8 8 1 36 5 Lecompton " 160 80 160 Lecompton 40 240 158 " " Kanwaka " Kanwaka renter Lecompton 14 " l. 3 19-20 21 21-22 1-14 14 26 36 11 33-34 27-33-34 14 1-12-35 36 12 36 4-29-32 28 5-32-33 32 16 17 5 5-6 6 20 2 1-31 25 25 2 3 27 3 20 17 -11- Kanwaka " " " Lecompton " Kanwaka Lecompton " " " Marion Lecompton " Kanwaka Lecompton " " " Kanwaka Wakarusa Lecompton Kanwaka " " Lecompton " Kanwaka " " Lecompton " Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka Lecompton " " " " Lawrence " 4 10 79.5 400 160 320 170 80 160 10 9 40 306 28 399 5 Lecompton " Clinton Big Springs " " " " " " " Lecompton " " Big Springs " " 10 527 68 185 80 96.50 180 160 240 100 160 7 146 70 89 20 65 160 60 80 40 Lecompton " " " Belvoir Lawrence " " Belvoir Lawrence Lecompton " Belvoir Lawrence " Lecompton " " " Big Springs " THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY. continued HEISEY, A.B. HEISEY, J.G.C. HENDRICKS, Meredith HENNESEY, John HENRY, D.K. HENRY, Wm. HEISHEL, W.B. (Herschel) HETRICK, Jacob HETRICK, Noah HILDENBRAND, Jacob HILL, D.M. HILL, D.B. HILL, Thos. HOAD, Y.D. HOFFMAN, Anna R. HOGG, Wm. HOLLOWAY, D.M. HOOBLER, John HOOK, James HOUK, John HOWELL, Justus HUGHES, J.L. HURD, Geo. R. ICE, Thomas JACOBS, E.A. " " JOHNSON, Burri JOHNSON, M.G. JOHNSON, Vincent JOHNSON, Lars JOHNSON, P.J. JOHNSON, G.M. KAHN, Fred (Kuhn) KAMPSCHROEDER, Henry KANE, James " " KELLEY, J.A. " II KENNEDY, Geo. KENNEDY, G.W. KERSTING, Henry (heirs) KERSTING," " KITCHELL, C.R. KITCHELL, W.W. KIGER, Alex (Kizer) KIGER, A. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 Lecompton 22 35 12 31 24 31 " Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka Lecompton 19 5-7-8 " 7-18 Kanwaka Lecompton 30-31 36 14 7 34 26-35 1 36 2-5-35 70 356 34 175 220 " 69 42 " Lecompton " 17 1 6-12 Kanwaka " Clinton Kanwaka Lecompton 7 12 36 13 " " 17 25-35 8 14-23 5 1-31 4 20 24 12 12 7-8 Kanwaka " " Lecompton Kanwaka Wakarusa Kanwaka " 9-16-17 17 2 2 35 24 Lecompton Kanwaka " Lecompton " " " Kanwaka Clinton -12- 54 Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka 13-18 117 120 356 " L 3 11 160 155 160 128 160 270 210 110 410 330 140 160 295 40 7 40 5 20 160 39 160 160 208 76 Lecompton " Belvoir Lecompton Big Springs Lecompton Big Springs Lecompton " Big Springs Lecompton " Big Springs Lecompton Clinton Big Springs Lecompton " Lawrence Belvoir Lawrence Topeka Clinton Belvoir Segal Lecompton " Lawrence " Lawrence " Lecompton Big Springs Lawrence 20 160 40 " " 80 Belvoir " Lecompton 104 440 2-1/2 36 36 54 67 " " " " Big Springs Clinton �LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, continued KOEHLER, Frank KROPF, Michael F. KUPPER, Geo. LA HUE, C.P. LA HUE, C. LAIN, E.S. LAWS, Geo. " " LEAMER, Wm. LESLIE, B.H. LEWIS, Jefferson LOGAN, Robert LOHR, John LOHR, Mary LUTZ, A. McCALL, Moses McCARTHY, W.R. McCLANAHAN, T.J. McCLANAHAN, Mary A. MARTIN, W.S. MARTIN, R.A. MARTIN, David MARTIN, Steven D. MARTIN, S.D. MASTERSON, J.L. MASTIN, C.J. MATHEWS, J. MENGER, A.G.M. MESENHIMER, Nancy MESENHIMER, Wm. MESENHIMER, B.F. MIGLARIO, Mark MITCHELL, Elizabeth MITCHELL, J.H. MOORE, J.H. MOORE, B.F. MORRIS, G.W. MORRIS, W.H. MURPHY, Anna MURPHY , (Heirs) MURPHY, M.J. NACE, Wm. M. NICHOLAS, J.C. NICHOLAS, M.L. " " 30 2 11 15 15 36 7 18 33 15 34 7 10 10-11 35 4 11 30-31 30 23 26 9 9 5 32 3 14 13 13 26-27 27 3 18 20 25-33 -36-35 28 25-33 33 36 29 29 10-11 2-11 29 8 -13- Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka Lecompton " Kanwaka " Clinton Lecompton " " Kanwaka " " Lecompton " " " " Kanwaka Lecompton " Kanwaka Lecompton Palmyra " Lecompton Marion " " Lecompton " Kanwaka " Lecompton " " Kanwaka " " Lecompton Kanwaka " Lecompton 198 320 160 130 40 280 10 31-1/4 220 80 10 3 160 180 179 160 280 145 28 80 39 240 80 160 80 81 80 5 110 140 80 160 48-1/2 160 640 63 85 15 11-1/4 160 1 640 180 80 10 Big Springs Belvoir " Lecompton " Big Springs Lawrence " Lecompton " Lawrence " " " Grover Lecompton " " " Lawrence " Lecompton " Lawrence Lecompton " " Lawrence Globe " " Lecompton Lawrence Lecompton Non-res. Lawrence Lecompton " Big Springs " " Lecompton Clinton " " . THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 �LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY. continued NICKUM, J.C. NOE, A.G.Y NOE, Hannah L. NOYES, Betsy B. NUFFER, Henry NUFFER, Peter NUFFER,Phillip G. NUFFER, Christian NYE, Emily. Y. PAINTER, Samuel PENDLETON, E.W. PENNINGTON, W.S. PENNINGTON, Wm. PETEGISH, B.S. (Petefish) PICKENS, Abby PIERSON, T.M. PIERSON, Thos. PIFFER, Henry M. PONTIUS, W.D. PONTIUS, W. PONTIUS, A.C. PONTIUS, M.E. PORTER, Sarah A. PORTER, Wm. C. PRESSEY, C.F. RAKE, E.W. It RAYMOND, RAYMOND, RICHARD, RICHARD, . J.M. Hila B. R.T. R.T. RICHARDSON, F.O. RICHARDSON, Herman RICHARDSON, Phoebe A. RICHARDSON, E.A. RICHARDSON, G.O. RICKER, L.S. ROGERS, H.B. ROGERS, H.A. ROLLER, Geo. ROSE, Alex ROUDEBUSH, M.E. SALVARDA, Peter SAGGS, Robert THE PIONEER, Vol XVII, No. 1 " . 35 7-12-:-31 7-12 31 26 5-26 -28-33 27 3-4-5-10 6 12 19 23 " " Kanwaka " " tt . Lecompton Kanwaka tt Lecompton renter Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka 12 36 1-12 1 24-25 19 19 32 32 3 3 20 26 30 34-35 20-30 7-13-18 19-20 -23-24 29 29 30-31 30-31 31 25 1-6-7-12 6-7 5-85 23 8 12-31 -14- .. " tt tt It " . to " " Palmyra Kanwaka . Lecompton Kanwaka . to to . . .tt Lecompton tt Kanwaka. Lecompton Kanwaka . Lecompton 10 101 180 52 160 409 160 292 236 80 240 160 118 5 255 80 240 40 120 40 100 80 79 40 160 40 200 100 392 703 130 100 100 90 124 160 394 80 240 72 80 241 45 Lecompton Big Springs .. Lecompton " tt tt tt Belvoir Big Springs . Lawrence Big Springs Lawrence Big Springs Lawrence . tt to to It . Clinton .. Lawrence Big Springs " Lawrence . Lecompton . Lawrence to " tt . tt " " Belvoir Lawrence Belvoir " Big Springs �LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, continued SCHMIDT, E. SCHOTT, J.H. SEETIN, Samuel SEETIN, Elizabeth SHAW, Thos. & Wm. SHAW, Thos. SHIRLEY, Wilburn SHIRLEY, F.P. SINCLAIR, W.T. SMITH, W.L. SMITH, E.S.B. SPENCER, C.T. SPENCER, Mary J. SPENCER, W.F. SPENCER, O.D. STANUFFER, J.S. (Stauffer) STEVENS, Henry STONE, W.E. STORMS, G.T. STOVER, Ella G. STOVER, Wm. STUART, E.G. STUART, E.J. STULL, LN. & S SULZEN, Robert SULZEN, Adolph SWADLEY, H.C. TEGART, Vivetta TEGART, James THOMPSON, O.J. TINIMONS, F.S. (Timmons) TOPPING, James UNGER, John VINCENT, J.C. WALRAFER, John WALTER, Francis WALTERS, A.C. WARD, T.H. WARNER, M.D.L. WEESE, Herman WEIBEL, Fred WELCH, M. WENRICK, C.K. WILSON, Alva E. WILSON, O.E. (Heirs) WINCHESTER, C.M. 31 2-35 20-30 20 32 32 28 28 32 33-34 26-31 2 2 11-13-14 11 4 12 12 32 1 1 2-35 2 11 4 4-8 1 8 8 13 2 31 2-9 21 12 8-9 5-35 33 13 9 17 20 1 25 26 29 -15- " " Kanwaka " " " Lecompton " Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka Lecompton " " " " Kanwaka Lecompton " Kanwaka " Lecompton " Kanwaka Lecompton " Kanwaka " " Lecompton " Kanwaka " " " Lecompton Kanwaka Lecompton " " " Kanwaka Lecompton Kanwaka " " 10 85 105 120 160 160 19-1/2 50 160 103 180 80 80 420 71-1/2 75 10 40 160 120 120 35 30 320 80 240 80 80 176 25-1/2 . 2 160 240 160 160 440 131 80 197 121 80 40 40 80 160 60 Lecompton " Lawrence " Belvoir " Grantville Lecompton Lawrence " " Big Springs " " " Lecompton Lawrence Lecompton " Belvoir " Lecompton " Belvoir Lecompton " Lawrence Belvoir Lawrence Big Springs Lecompton Lawrence " Big Springs Belvoir Lecompton ------- Lecompton Big Springs Lecompton Eudora Lawrence " Big Springs " " THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, continued WINTER, A.K. WINTER, M.S. " " WINTERS, Geo. S. WINTERS, M.R. WISE, Saml. D. WISE, Saml'. A. WIZER, S.J. WOODWARD, G.W. (Heirs) " " WORLEY, Joseph WRIGHT, B. WULFKUHLE, Wm. WULFKUHLE, August WULFKUHLE, Christian WULFKUHLE, Christopher YOUNG, Wm. ZEBB, George ZIEBRISKE, J.H. ZEEB, Michael 13-14 13-14-16 23 25 26 13 13 29 11 4 34 5-6-7 35 29 33 8 10 18 34 5-19 -24-32 Lecompton " Kanwaka " " Lecompton " " Kanwaka Marian Lecompton " Kanwaka " " " Lecompton " " Kanwaka 165 1123 15 160 248 20 60 168 56 158 10 131 160 240 319 163 160 120 4 40 Lecompton " " " ------Big Springs " Topeka Clinton " Lecompton Lawrence Big Springs Lawrence Belvoir " Lecompton Big Springs Non-res. Big Springs Lawrence Daily Journal 4 Aug 1885, page 4 The infant son of Edward W. Mellvilledied Sunday night a 11 o'clock from an affection of the brain. The funeral will take place today at 9 o'clock from the residence of Mr. W. G.' Me11vi11e, on Ohio Street. All friends of the family are invited. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 -16- �DOUGLAS COUNTY WORLD WAR II DEAD The following is from an article clipped out of the newspaper many years ago. The complete date was missing, but it was either January or February 28, 1946. A LIST OF WORLD WAR II DEAD IS BEING COMPILED BY JOURNAL-WORLD Inquiry has revealed that nowhere in Douglas county is there a complete list of World War II dead from this community. The Journal-World therefore has undertaken the task of assembling such a list. From the local Red Cross office, from Liberty Memorial high school and from a list compiled by Mrs. Frank E. JONES, names have been gathered and are printed in today's issue. The next of kin or other members' of the families of these servicemen and women are asked to notify the Journal-World by letter, or any corrections, or additions to the list published in today's issue. The Journal-World wishes to include in the record all servicemen and women who left from Douglas County or had considered it their home during their tour of duty, and who died while in the service of their country during the war, whether from wounds or other causes. The name, rank and date of death during World War II of serV1ce personnel, as given on available lists, follows: S 2/c William Edward BARBER, May 4, 1945 Pfc. Chester BEERBOWER, June 2, 1944 S l/c Edward· T. BLEAKLEY, May 4, 1945 Calvin BRECHEISEN Lt. Glenn BREMER, May 12, 1944 Malcolm J. BROMWELL Samuel B. BRUNER Paul A. CANADY Andrew H. CHISOLM Oliver COOLEY Col. Robert T. CROWDER, April 15, 1944 Pfc. Walter Dudley DBA, October 14, 1944 Lt. Grover DENLINGER, December 15, 1944 Cpl. Ray S. DISSINGER, August 6, 1943 Lt. James H. DODDERIDGE, July 18, 1943 Cpl. Jack DODDS, June 28, 1945 ARC Mary Elizabeth DOTY, December 4, 1945 S/Sgt. Raymond A. EBERHART, October 3, 1'~4 Pfc. Gerald W. ELSTON, November 25, 1944' 1st Lt. Allan R. EWING, December 24, 1944 EM 3/c David Harriman FOWLER, July 13, 1944 F/O Leslie GILLILAND, January 28~ 1944 S/Sgt. Roy GOFF, January 26, 1944 ':'17- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 �WORLD WAR II DEAD, continued Sgt. Arthur De Witt GRANT, 1943 Sgt. James Herbert HALL, June 17, 1940 Lt. Scott HALL, April 16, 1943 Lt. Orin HARDING (Lecompton), April 21, 1945 Sgt. Timothy HARDY, March, 1945 Lt. Robert HAYNES, August 12, 1945 S/Sgt. Lloyd HKNICK, January 11, 1945 Pfc. Alfred C. HOUK, July 31, 1944 Pfc. Walter HOUR (Lecompton), February 8, 1945 Gaylord HUBBARD, June 29, 1944 Lt. Bernice HUMPHREY, October 24, 1944 S/Sgt. Harold HUDSON (Lecompton), October 2, 1944 Flo David JOLLY, February 10, 1945 . S/Sgt. Jason JONES, June 7, 1945 2nd Lt. Deane W. KIEFER, January 15, 1945 Pvt. Lewis KNIGHT, January 1943 S 2/c O.V. LANGRELL, December 7, 1943 Pfc. Gerald Leonard LINDENBERGER, August 30, 1944 AM 1/c Alfred LINLEY, December 25, 1942 Maj. Paul LOBINGER (Baldwin), June 16, 1944 Pfc. Wayne E. LOID, November 5, 1944 Lt. Max LOUK, December 8, 1941 . S 2/c Claude B. MANION, August 8, 1942 S/Sgt. Joe MANSFIELD Lt. John J. METZ, June 7, 1944 S 1/c Robert MITCHELE, January 10, 1945 Pfc. Roy MULL, March 17, 1945 Cpl. Albert J. P. MURPHY, June 6, 1944 John L. MUSSELMAN, November 15, 1944 Pfc. Charles MCCOIN, December 27, 1944 Sgt. Lee Roy MCGHEE, April 15, 1945 Pvt. James MCKEE, December 19, 1945 A/c Ramon NOCHES, June 6, 1945 Lt. Rachel NORWOOD (Lecompton), May 1944 Lt. J. B. NIXON, December 1944 S/Sgt. James F. O'BRIEN, March 30, 1943 Pvt. Raphael P. OSBOURN Pfc. Virgil H. OWENS, June 9, 1945 S/Sgt. Charles PAXTON, March 14, 1945 Lt. (j.g.) John Elliott PENNER, March 19, 1945 Capt. Otis o. PERKINS, April 29, 1945 T/Sgt. Leon A. PETERSON, Aug. 12, 1945 George o. PETTYJOHN Cpl. James C. RICHARDSON, November 1, 1945 Capt. Leo RICHARDSON (civilian accident) November 7, 1944 Lt. Lewis RIEDERER, April 12, 1944 Pfc. Herbert J. SANBORN, July 13, 1944 Pfc. George W. SCHULER, January 18, 1945 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 -18- �WORLD WAR II DEAD, continued Lt. Edward SEUFERT, September 28, 1944 Pvt. Elmer W. SHOWALTER (Baldwin), June 13, 1944 Lt. Wayne SINDT (Lecompton) Pfc. Donald E. SIROKY, May 15, 1945 Pfc. Carl SPITZER, June 29, 1944 Pfc. Norval STAPLES, September 15, 1944 Leo D. STEINMETZ, March 3, 1942 2nd Lt. Lawrence I. STOLAND, July 22, 1944 1st Lt. Thomas William STONE, February 6, 1945 Als (V-12) Eugene B. SWIMLEY, July 19, 1943 Lt. Orin TAYLOR Pfc. Edward L. THOMAS, August 9, 1944 TiS Orval Dale THOMAS, October 25, 1944 Maj. Henry F. THORNE Seaman Glenn Andrew THURNEAU (died of wounds after discharge) December 19, 1945 Pfc.Robert TREECE, January 76, 1945 Sgt. Howard H. TREFZ, September 13, 1943 Pfc. Donald H. TROVILLION, January 18, 1945 Pfc. Samuel L. UNFRED, January 19, 1943 Pfc. Irvin VEST, 1944 Pfc. Edwin R. WARNER, December 25, 1944 Pfc. William E. WAY, December 18, 1944 Flo Ira E. WEIDLER (Lecompton), Nov. 25, 1943 T/Sgt. William Gale WILEY, November 8, 1945 Pvt. Robert J. WILSON, December 18, 1944 Pfc. Merle WINGERT, September 18, 1944 Lt. Charles E. WOOLF, July 21, 1944 Sgt. Leo WULFKUHLE, January 9, 1945 An updated roster printed 1n the May 30, 1946 1ssue of the newspaper showed the following additions: Samuel DEEL, Jack GIBLER, Charles SHANNON and Earl F. WILLIAM. It also showed the following deletion: Pfc. Irvin VEST -19- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 �A DIARY OF OUR TRIP ACROSS THE PLAINS - 1866 By Delila B. WAIT The record of our first weeks Journey has been lost. Kansas, May 28, 1866. We left Lawrence, The party was composed of four families. Mr. MERWIN, Mr. and Mrs. MERWIN, Mrs. Celestia MERWIN, their son Arthur's wife (she was also my sister), Hervy, Hank, Will, Rose and Marshall MERWIN. They had two wagons and eight mules. Hervy had a little pony, buckskin, of a treacherous disposition. Mr. DEMING and wife, a widowed daughter, Louisa, Mrs. HODGE, and her little girl, Ella, about four years old, Fayette, Alphonso and Brier DEMING. Carmine VAUGHN, a friend of the family and a Mr. John PORTER. He had a large black horse named Billy that he rode and boarded with Mr. DEMING. They had two wagons and eight head of mules. A little span used as leaders on the family wagon belonged to Carmine. The other was my father, Isaac WAIT, sister Frances and.myself. wagon and four head of mules. We had one There was another family going with us but were not quite ready and said for us to go on and they would overtake us. They were Moses BALDWIN and wife, Susan, and two children. Nellie, about five years, and Johnnie, about three and a young man, Wesley WALTERS .. They had one wagon and a four horse team, and two saddle horses, Kate and Eagle. I had a side saddle and had many a nice ride on them before we got through. SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd. We have not traveled today. They concluded it would be best to let the teams rest one day out of the week and though Sunday would do as well as any day. Camp has been a busy place. We have been washing, baking and ironing and Mrs. MERWIN is finishing their tent. The men have put in their time laying around in the shade. Carmine's little mule, January, was missing this morning, and Fayette found it about a mile this side of Centreville, where it had been stopped. Carmine was· quite sick all night, but is much better this afternoon. MONDAY. JUNE 4. 1866 Left camp this morning at half past six, drove about twelve miles without accident or adventure, and stopped for dinner about half past ten. Rested a couple of hours and took up the "line of march" again. Mrs. DEMING was so sick with headache that we were obliged to stop about the middle of the afternoon. She is much easier this evening. Soon after starting this morning we passed through the small town of Americus it is situated on both sides of the Red Vermilion. Our road has been through a rough but picturesque country today. This evening the boys are employing their leisure in gymnastic exercises. THE PIONEER, Vol.· XVII, No.1 -20- �DIARY OP OUR TRIP, continued TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1866 This morning was quite cold, with a strong west wind which increased during the day with frequent showers which made it very disagreeable traveling. We drove twelve miles and camped just this side of the Black Vermilion, about ten o'clock, stayed there about two hours. When they brought up the teams, Father was absent and no one knew where he had gone. The rest got ready and were impatient of.waiting, so I started to hitch up the team myself. Celestia saw what I was doing and came to help me. Then the boys saw what we were doing. They came and helped us, while we were .getting the team ready PORTER and Hervy rode into the timber looking for but did not find him. I was very much worried over his absence. PORTER went again to look for him and met him coming. He had found some nice wild gooseberries. and was so busy picking them he did not realize how long he had been. We traveled about ten miles, did intend to drive to Marysville, but the wind blew so hard they though it would be too hard for the mules and camped five miles from it. This afternoon we passed four wagons bound for Oregon from Texas, had come all the way this spring. They wanted to travel with us but some objected to their company. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6 Started early and drove close to Marysville and camped and spent the day. We stopped about nine o'clock. The Texans are camped close by, another four wagons came along soon after. They are from near Lawrence and started the same day we did. They are going to California, and both outfits will travel in company with us. The boys have improved their time playing billiards, as they think it will be their last chance for a good while. THURSDAY. JUNE 7 We were in motion about the usual time, crossed a small creek and Pa and Mr. DEMING drove up through town to get some corr.. Marysville is quite a large place, about a mile farther we crossed the Big Blue. It has a good bridge across it. We passed our company this morning, as they were not quite ready but they came up with us before we stopped for dinner. This afternoon we have traveled together making a train of 12 wagons. Tonight we are camped close together in three groups. The wind has blown hard from the South all day, one of our regular Kansas gales. I was in hopes it would go down with the sun, but it has not in the least. FRIDAY. JUNE 8 The wind stopped blowing during the night, and the morning was very pleasant. Our party was ready to move first. We drove a short distance and . ' wa1 ted for the others. As we started again, Mr. MERWIN's white mule team started wi th their usual vim and broke a single tree, which detained us some time. During. the forenoon we came in sight of a mule train going to Idaho. We are camped within a mile of them tonight and will overtake them tomorrow. We met -21- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �DIARY OF OUR TRIP, continued the overland stage today. Just before stopping for noon, Foney (Alphonse) was driving Fayette's team and dropped one of the lines of the leaders. He stepped out on the wagon tongue to recover it. He slipped and to save himself from falling under the mules feet, jumped to the ground. At that, the team started on a run, jerking and dragging him a short distance, when he fell under the wagon, the hind wheel passing over his limbs just below the knees. No bones were broken, but he was badly bruised. The team ran up against the wagon ahead of it and was caught before it recovered from the shock of the collision. We took dinner on Rock Creek close by a ranch. PORTER put in his time this noon making a checker board on the inside the back of his rubber coat. This afternoon we met a man that had come clear through from Oregon horseback with a pack mule. We drove about a mile off the road and camped on a small creek. SATURDAY, JUNE 9 Soon after starting this morning we passed a station. The women there told Henry a man passed there last week that looked exactly like him. They think it must have been Arthur. The road lay through a very rough country, the ravines being studded with trees, making a pretty scenery. We crossed Little Sandy and Big Sandy during the fo~enoon. Mr. BALDWIN joined us just before noon. He left Lawrence just a week ago today. We stopped for dinner near the Stage station, close to Big Sandy. We drove to the Little Blue this afternoon, and are camped on the bank of it. Some have been fishing but did not catch any. It looks very much like rain tonight. SUNDAY. JUNE 10. 1866 We had a hard rain this morning just before daylight and the wind has blown very hard today till about four o'clock, when it coumenced raining again. Louie, Mrs. MERWIN and I have been washing. Will and Mr. BALDWIN went hunting. The rest have loafed around camp, some sleeping and reading or playing checkers. The sunset was a grand and beautiful scene. The sky was overcast with dark blue clouds, except a small place in the west where the sun shone out in all his glory till it sank below the horizon. A large beautiful rainbow arched the East, and the prairies and foliage seemed to take on a deeper green, making a lovely picture. MONDAY, JUNE 11 Today we have been traveling up the valley of the Little Blue and are now camped this side of where the road leaves the valley, between a deep dry slough and the creek. We made a short drive today owing to the bad conditions of the road. The last few days we have found a profusion of beautiful flowers, unlike any I ever saw on the Kansas prairies. Rose and Frank complain that I have mentioned everyone, but them I will state they have been picking bouquets and presenting them to their favorites, and discussing them as usual. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 -22- �DIARY OP OUR TRIP, continued TUESDAY, JUNE 12 This morning about .two o'clock camp was aroused by the startling news that the creek was rising very fast and we had better get out onto higher ground. Things were piled into wagons and a team hitched to each wagon but by the time that was done a river was running through the slough and the water was allover the ground where our wagons were. There was a little knoll on the bank of the creek and a big tree growing on it at the waters edge. They drove the teams up close as they could, then the men pulled the.wagons up. All the tongues rested on the dry ground, and so we could get into the wagons without wading. Our dry ground space was very small, not large enough to set up a tent on. The mules and horses were tied to the back of the wagons, and standing in water up to their knees. The tree was used as a gage and the men proposed to haul the women up into the tree if the water got deep enough to float the wagons. We were all watching anxiously the progress of the water. It raised very fast for a while, and then gradually decreased. At nine 0' clock it was at a standstill, and remained so a couple of hours, when it began to fall slowly, and has fallen about twelve inches this evening. PORTER went out with his horse a couple of times today, but said it was swimming water all around us. A Dutchman and his wife traveling alone camped on the bottom about a quarter below us. We were at the mouth of the canyon and they were on the broad level bottom and the water did not get much more than hub deep, but they were terribly frightened. When Henry first noticed the danger he .rode down and warned them. They had for a team a horse and a great big old balky mule. He came and called for help a couple of times, but Hervy said he knew they were in no danger, so they got things fixed at our place. Then several of the men went and helped him out. The other part of our train did not go onto the bottom to camp that night. PORTER went over to dry land by swimming his horse, and Will swam over. He said he could not have swam another rod he was so tired. They stayed over all day, and they and some of the men of the other train tried to build a raft, but did not make a success of it. This afternoon they tried to get the mules across to dry land but did not succeed. The boys swam back to our Island. This evening passed pleasantly, Hervy entertaining us with music on the banjo. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13 The water fell seven inches during the night. They took the stock across to the high ground this morning. Will and John waded across first. The water did not quite come up to their armpits. We have all been washing today. The water is soft as rain water. The boys have been enjoying themselves diving and swimming in an eddy in the bend of the creek. About sundown the night guard went over to take charge of the stock. Some of the women wanted a guard left on the Island, but the boys did not think anyone would come through the water to disturb us. So we sat up t i l l midnight chatting the time away, and then all retired to their respective places of rest. The water has fallen very slowly all day. THURSDAY. JUNE 14 The water has not run down much during the night, but they thought it best to wait no longer, so they raised the wagon boxes six inches, and by going down the creek aways where the slough spread out in the bottom they got out without -23- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1. �DIARY OF OUR TRIP, continued any trouble. The side saddle was put on Billy and all the women but Mrs. MERWIN, Mrs. BALDWIN and the Dutch woman rode over on him. Hervy carried Ella and Nellie over in his arms on horseback. It was about eleven 0 ' clock when we all were once more on solid ground. We traveled about twelve miles and camped on the Blue again, but above high water mark this time. Mrs. DEMING has a sick headache this evenl.ng. FRIDAY. JUNE 15 Started early and drove about a mile and had to leave the main road on account of high water and go way round on the prairie some six miles to get the distance of two. We crossed Thirty-Two Mile creek during the forenoon. Hervy put the side saddle on one of the sorrel nwles and Celestia rode till noon. Mrs. MERWIN drove the wagon that she rode in, but they only worked one team to do it and changed teams every day. The boys rode the teams that had the day off. Mr. MERWIN walked nearly all the way. We stopped for dinner a quarter of a mile from the Little Blue. Hank, Hervy and PORTER went hunting this afternoon. They shot an antelope but did not hit it. Hank and Hervy came back to the train in a couple of hours but PORTER did not come till after we were camped. We are on Elm Creek. It 1S a small stream with an occasional lone tree along its banks. SATURDAY. JUNE 16 It was sprinkling when we got up this morning and looked very much as through it was going to rain hard, but it passed around us. Father went off the road hunting and I drove the team most of the forenoon. Several of the men were hunting but did not get any game. Our camp is just at the edge of the Platte bottom. Several of the party went to the grave of Mrs. Susan Waite. She died in the year of 1852. We looked through the opera glasses from the top of one of the neighboring hills and could see the flag waving at Fort Kearney, a distance of eighteen miles. SUNDAY, JUNE 17 We started about seven o'clock and traveled up the beautiful valley of the Platte. Part of the time the road was along the bank of a channel that runs out into the prairie. Passed through Valley City, a small place built mostly of sod. We stopped for dinner about three miles from Fort Kearny and some of the men went on to the Fort to see what was to be done. The authorities said for us to come on and organize. We passed through the Port. It is a very pretty place and drove within a quarter of a mile of Kearney City and camped near the train that was waiting for. us. Here we found our former company that left us on the Island. MONDAY. June 18 This morning just as we were ready to start, Arthur came riding up to camp. He was on his way to Lawrence and had left his train at Cottonwood Springs, and rode on to meet us, He is going back with the train till he meets his freight train. Then he is going to take Celestia back to Lawrence. When he' gets his business settled he will come after us. Mrs. WALTERS said that Mrs. BALDWIN was expecting to overtake him at Kearney joined us this morning, with the span of THE PIONEER, Vol XVII, No. 1 -24- �DIARY OF OUR TRIP, continued horses he was expected to bring. A Mr. SNOW and another man PORTER was expecting to overtake us at Kearney were part of a day's drive back of us, and the train did not want to wait for them. PORTER remained there, waiting for them. We are camped near the Platte tonight with our wagons formed into a corral with the stock pocketed around the outside. TUESDAY. JUNE 19 The teams were brought up about the usual time, but Carmine left his mules "loose for a while and the little rogues took the back track post haste. An hour was spent getting them back again. We had not drove far till we came up with Mr. PORTER and SNOW. They had passed us during the night. Just before noon we came to Arthur's train camped off the road aways. We drove to one side of the road, set out their things, and bid them goodbye. Stopped for dinner on the bank of the Platte. After dinner we resumed our journey up the Platte. During the afternoon we passed through another sod town and camped for the night within a half mile of the river. Some one in the crowd played the violin and the boys danced on the sod. WEDNESDAY, June 20 There was some dissatisfaction last night with the wagon master. He wants our folks to turn their stock loose and herd it with his. They will not do it, so he threatened to report them. Our party started out first this morning and drove like "Jehu" to get away from the captain. This afternoon they drove more moderate and the most of the train came up with us. The boss is camped about half mile from us with his eight wagons. After the work was done the violin was brought out, and a merrie company gathered and danced by the light of the moon. THURSDAY. JUNE 21 The forenoon's drive was monotonous as usual. After dinner, Wes wanted to know if I would like to ride the pony Kate. Of course I was agreeable. He saddled another horse for his use. She was a very nervous, touchy creature and had never been rode by a woman. She frisked around pretty lively for a while but soon quieted down and I had a very nice ride. We passed a small military post where the train was examined to see if it fulfilled the requirements of the government. Three miles farther we came to Cottonwood Springs. Camped on the Platte again. The evening was spent as usual with music and dancing. FRIDAY. JUNE 22 This morning Hervy put the side saddle on Buckskin for the girls to ride, but they were afraid to venture it and wanted me to ride him first. I had a pleasant ride and did not get hurt or my neck broken as some predicted. We stopped for dinner near Fremont's Springs. Part of our company drove on and are still ahead tonight. Our musicians are with them. We are some distance from the river tonight. Mrs. MERWIN has a sick headache this evening and Johnny BALDWIN is quite sick. -25- THE PIONEER, VoL XVII, No. 1 �DIARY OF OUR TRIP, continued SATURDAY. JUNE 23 We left the valley soon after starting and drove on the hills for a while. Then we came down a high steep hill to the river again. The road was along the foot of the bluffs. The scenery was grand. About ten o'clock we camped near the bank of the Platte, and the rest of the day has been spent in washing, baking, and so forth. The Indians have been in camp all the afternoon. They were very profuse in their demonstrations of friendship. We met some Soldiers this morning and Hervy stopped with them. He was to come on tonight but has not arrived yet. The boys spent the evening with gymnastic exerC1se. We remained in camp till eleven 0' clock, passed a station soon after starting near which was about fifty Indian lodges. The boys got off their steeds to ride in the wagons and Rose and Frank appropriated them and rode up with me. Then we went ahead to get some good drinking water. Came to the Stage Station but did not like the looks of the gemmen so we went to a ranch a short distance ahead and got some excellent water to drink and waited there till the train came up. There were only men living there but they were gentlemanly fellows and made themselves quite agreeable. The girls rode till they camped and we had a fine ride. MONDAY, JUNE 25 We started this morning about S1X and drove till eleven. Little Johnny is some better. The captain has a very sick child. This afternoon was very sultry for awhile. Then the wind blew up from the North, making it cool and pleasant. Rose, Frank and I walked the last two miles of the drive. We found some red blossoms of the cactus that were very pretty. TUESDAY, JUNE 26 It has been very cool and pleasant for traveling today • During the forenoon we passed the Beauvis Ranch, near the old California crossing. Camped tonight a mile this side of Julesburg. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27 The fording was so deep and the water was falling so fast they though it best to wait until tomorrow to ford, so we have been in camp all day. Will sprained his ankle today. The sick children are a little better. THURSDAY. JUNE 28 Left camp about seven and drove up to the ford. They raised the wagon beds eight inches, doubled the teams and proceeded to cross, with two horsemen to each team to whip them through, for they did not dare to stop· a minute for the quicksand. It was about three quarters of a mile across. Mrs. MERWIN's wagon was among the first to cross and was freighted with women and children. Our wagon was in the second part to cross. I wished to watch the others come over, and the others had been watching till they were tired, so Mrs. MERWIN gave me THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 -26- �DIARY OF OUR TRIP, continued one of the glasses and I went down to the bank. I had not been there long till a couple of the women of the other party of the train came. They were soon joined by a gentleman who made several unsuccessful attempts at conversation with them. Then he turned to me. He was a very agreeable companion. He had been in Oregon and spoke very favorably of it. The whole of our company did not get over till after three o'clock. They let the teams graze a while, then drove to Pole Creek and camped about sundown. FRIDAY, JUNE 29 We started early, the right wing taking the lead. They drove about seventeen miles. and camped off the road on the creek for dinner. The captain was in the rear and went in the opposite direction to camp. The two wagons of bachelors followed our party. We stopped nearly three hours, and captain got the lead. About four he started to look out a camping place. He started at a right angle with the teams, went to the creek half mile distant, then signaled, but his party did not notice him and kept on. Then he trotted along aways and waved his hat. They saw him and turned around and drove back to him, but our party were not disposed to camp so early and kept on five miles farther and camped on the creek again. Soon after we stopped Will and Mose came in with two young antelope. SATURDAY, JUNE 30 Started about the usual time, and drove about seven miles, to where the road crosses and leaves Pole Creek, where stopped for dinner. PORTER left DEMING this morning and went with Mr, SNOW. Mrs. BALDWIN told Rose she might ride their Jenny that was having a rest from the harness today, so she put the side saddle on her and PORTER let Frank take Billy. We crossed the creek and climbed up a long hill onto a ridge not much wider than the road. The girls got· tired of riding, and I mounted Jenny and Hervy joined me. We had not gone far till a hail storm broke suddenly upon us and the teams were badly frightened. I thought some of them would go off that hogback sown into the canyons. They got tangled up so they could not do much but kick and thrash around. Some of them were jammed but none seriously hurt. The storm was soon spent, .and we proceeded on our way. I rode a little farther. Then Mrs. BALDWIN got on Jenny, and Wes told me to take Kate and ride with her. We rode till they went back into camp. Near where we stopped was a deep hole dug for a well, but they did not get water. SUNDAY, JULY 1 The road has been on ridge with a very rough broken country on either side. We descended the hill and watered the stock at Mud Springs, drove about a mile, stopped and got dinner. Resumed our journey half after two and soon came in sight of the court house rock. We crossed a creek of good size but it was dry. The water was sunk in the sand. Those that were riding near the Bluffs said it was a beautiful running stream when they crossed it. They call it Pumpkin Creek. Two miles farther we came to a small stream near the Rock. We camped a ways this side of it. After supper, Rose, Frank and some of the boys went up to the Rock. The Captain is camped a short distance ahead of us tonight. -27- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, So. 1 �DIARY OF OUR TRIP, continued MONDAY, JULY 2 They got ready to start nearly an hour earlier than usual. The DEMINGS were not ready when the rest were and showed no disposition to hurry, so after waiting for them twenty minutes, we drove off and left them. The Cap's outfit was hitching up as we passed, and DEMING soon overtook them. They passed us in camp at noon and bade us goodbye. We passed them at night and camped a mile this side of them. After supper the boys played the violin and some danced. We stopped for dinner on the North Platte and camped close to it tonight near a Ranch. Passed Chimney Rock during the afternoon. TUESDAY, JULY 3 Started about six and traveled up the valley with Scott's Bluffs towering in the foreground, forming a grand and beautiful scenery. Passed through the narrow defile of the Bluffs, and came down by Port Mitchell situated at its base, halted for dinner half mile this side of the Fort on a small branch of the river. The Captain came up near us and camped. Then stopped a while to chat with the girls and boys. Half past one we were on the march again. Drove 17 miles, crossed Horse Creek, came on a mile and camped near a ranch and several Indian lodges. Drove about thirty five miles today. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 The morning was fine and we were on the road early. Hervy rode on ahead to Laramie. We drove 12 miles over the sand hills, stopped for dinner in a valley by a small stream of water that is clear and cold with lots of fish in it, but none were caught. Mrs. MERWIN, Mrs. BALDWIN and I went up the creek about a mile ahead of the teams and found a spring of excellent water. We traveled ten miles this afternoon. The Platte was on our right, with many small Islands covered with small trees and shrubs. The sand hills and bluffs were close on our left, making a very pretty scenery. We camped near the river. It looked like it was going to storm hard but passed off with a light shower. Hervy came back to camp about dark. He says they think at Larimie that the Indians will be troublesome in a few weeks. They are all gathered in near the Forts now for a conference with government officials and are on good behavior. THURSDAY. JULY 5 We drove twelve miles and stopped for dinner on the bank of the Platte. In the afternoon we drove five mile~ and crossed Laramie river on a bridge. A short distance farther they stopped to water the teams. I put the saddle on Eagle and rode till we camped. He was gay, ran away with me when Mose cracked his whip at him. Port Larimie is about a mile up the creek from the crossing, and about the same distance from where we passed it. We drove a mile and a half from the Fort, and camped on a small ranch of the Platte. Hank was riding one o~ the white mules today and rode up to the Port. Just as they were leaving, h1s revolver went off accidentally, the ball passing through the saddle skirt, THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 -28- �DIARY OP OUR TRIP, continued into the mule. It lived about two hours after the accident. About sundown the captain's outfit came and camped close by. It showered all the evening. Rose spent the evening in our wagon. She and Prank sang the "Octoroom" and "Cottage Round the Corner" and several other songs. The boys amused themselves by singing and as they were close by, we had the benefit of the most of it. PRIDAY. JULY 6 This morning was rainy and disagreeable. Cap went back to the Port, and brought out the Sergeant to organize the train. He inspected Cap's·part first, then came to inspect ours. Some dissatisfaction was expressed and the Sergeant went and brought Cap to our camp and they talked the matter over, but Cap would not agree to let our folks do as they liked with their stock. So the Sergeant told our folks they could go on with the first company that came along, and the Cap would stay awhile. Jon and Carmine made our camp a visit, we have all been very busy baking today, camp has the appearance of an extensive ·bakery. This afternoon Mrs. M, Rose, Prank and I went to the creek bathing. Wes tended the bread and Porter the coffee while we were gone. SATURDAY, JULY 7 This day has been spent with the usual cooking and eating and talking. "Our" wagon master's train came along and the Captain's outfit are going on with the ox train, also one wagon from our party that were going to Salt Lake. The musicians and two more of our bachelor friends parted company with us. Carmine and Fayette came to bid us goodbye. Mr. SNOW bid adieu to camp this forenoon to return to Lawrence. George HOUCK and Hank MERWIN are going to Virginia City with the team. Just before sundown Mrs. B and I went up on the hills and the beautiful scenery was well worth the trouble of climbing the hills. Part of the company gathered in a social group and passed the brief evening pleasant with singing. SUNDAY. JULY 8 This is a lovely morning and memory loves to linger over the many happy hours spent with dear friends, that have now drifted far apart on the tide of life, and some have been released from the cares of this world to try the unknown realities of another. Hervy and Pa went to the Fort this morning to make arrangements for moving on. They gave them permission to move up the valley a few miles farther and go on with the first train that came along, be it mule or ox train. THe teams were brought up as soon as they returned. We drove aways over the sand hills, and came down a long steep hill into the valley again. Passed a ranch near the base of the Bluffs. We came six or seven miles and camped close to the bank of the river. MONDAY t JULY 9 The rest .of the young men that remained Preeman and SC1nsy bade us all goodby,.but Hank for anybody. (Preeman was drowned in the Big PORTER,Wes and Pa went back to the Fort this -29- with us drove on this morning, and the rest left without a word Horn before they got through). evening to see if any teams had THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �DIARY OP A TRIP, continued come. They found several ox trains but they were going to Montana. Our folks resol ved to go on to the next Station. We started at two .0' clock, came along the base of a large Bluff that was covered up as far as a person could reach with names and dates of those that have passed that way. A sho~t distance farther we passed a ranch, and soon ascended the Black Hills where we have passed through a varied a beautiful scenery. About sundown we came to the Bitter Cottonwood. It was dry where we crossed. We drove down it a ways and found good water. There was no grass, so they drove up on the hills, where they found a little grass. It was quite dark when we camped. it seemed very lonesome with our four wagons, the smallest company since we left Lawrence. TUESDAY. JULY 10 The teams were brought up this morning soon as it began to get light. We drove about eight miles and stopped for breakfast at Twin Springs. The water bubbles up out of the ground and forms a little rivulet. We resumed our journey about eleven, came four miles and passed a ranch, where they told our folks the boys had camped near there last night and the S.S. train had stopped for dinner the day before. A short distance farther we crossed the beautiful mountain stream Horseshoe and drove to the Elkhorn, where we camped down in the basin near a deserted ranch. The S. S. train was just across the creek when we came but drove on about five. Soon after crossing Horseshoe, we passed the new road laid out to Virginia City. WEDNESDAY. JULY 11 Started again this morning before sunrise, came across a very hilly country, passed the S. Sp. train and Captain's camped on the Labontia. We crossed the creek and camped in the shade of the grove. We stopped about two hours. A short distance from the creek we passed a Port. Mr. TAYLOR was there. He said DEMING went the "Cutoff" to Virginia City. Drove five miles to Wagonhound Creek, where they found excellent grass and turned the teams out to graze, as good feed was scarce. About four the other outfit came along. Soon after we started, drove eight miles and camped near some springs. The other outfit is camped within half a mile of us. Was in hopes they would come close so we could hear the boys play the violin once more. THURSDAY. JULY 12 We had an early breakfast, and got started soon after sunrise. The other party fell in our rear as we came along. Drove to the Saferelle and stopped for dinner. It is a very pretty stream and abounds in fish. There were quite a lot caught but they were small. The Cap camped close to us, and Mr. TAYLOR and Charlie called on us. At two we were ready to march again. During the afternoon we crossed the small stream Box Elder. It is the one that the KELLY party were attacked on and Johny taken prisoner. We are camped near the banks of the Platte again and the other party.are in sight.· TO BE CONTINUED THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 -30- �ELIZABETH CAROLINE DOBBINS Douglas County Resident - 1856 to 1863 Researched by Bobby Dobbins Title 914 N. Lacy St., Santa Ana, CA 92701 Elizabeth Caroline Dobbins (my great aunt) was born in Fulton County, Illinois, on January 24, 1831. She moved to Douglas County, Kansas in 1856, and died in Bent County, Colorado on January 27, 1922. In between these sketchy facts lies the story of a troubled life: Jan 1849 ----1853 May 1855 1856 Marriage to Claudius Kinsey 1n Illinois Deserted by husband Elizabeth files for divorce and retains maiden name Letter of Dismission given by Presbyterian Church to go with her parents to Douglas Co., Kansas Marriage record/ IL Divorce complaint Court document Church minutes Feb 1857 In Campbell Co., KY, Anastasia Winton divorces husband John Winton Court record Oct 1857 Dec 1857 Feb 1858 Elizabeth marries John Winton in Douglas County, KS John Winton ends Prairie City Postmaster appointment John Winton advertisement for his general store 1n Prairie City newspaper. John & Elizabeth Winton sell lot in Prairie City John Winton enrolls in 8th KS Infantry, Co. 9 Service in Wyoming territory. Elizabeth goes to stay with Winton's mother in Campbell Co., KY John hospitalized 1n Alabama John hospitalized 1n Atlanta John Hospitalized 1n Chattanooga Newspaper item Postmaster rolls Freeman's Champion May 1858 Oct 1861 Spring '62 1863 1863 1864 1864 Recorded·deed Pension papers Pension" papers Letter Letter Pension papers Pension papers Pension papers In December of 1898, from Las Animas, Colorado, Elizabeth writes a letter (below) to the federal government asking for financial help. The letter was found in John Winton's Pension Records. It outlines a sorrowful life. December 19, 1898 to Mr. Joseph W. Hunter, Washington, D.C. I received yours of the 9th yesterday. I am very sorry to hear that John Winton had just been readmitted into the National Home for D.V.S. in Leavenworth Co., Kansas on the 14th of last November and died on the 28th and I had written to the doctor asking what was the cause of his death but have not got my answer yet--will probably get it today or tomorrow. Can you give me some of the names of his commanders? -31- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �BLIZABKTII CAROLINE DOBBINS. continued Now I will tell you something of the former part of our . lives. John R•. Winton and I were married at a hotel in Lawrence, Ks. on the 26th day of October in 1857 by a Camalite (sic) minister and we lived at what was then Prairie City, now called Media, Douglas County, Kansas, until about 1863 in the spring. We then went to Dayton, Kentucky where we lived until the fall of 1881, when John R. Winton came home in July that year with a very loathsome case of gonorrhea. In all those years we had had four children, two girls in Kansas and two boys in Kentucky. Now in 1881 we just had one daughter living, about 18 years old. She was already very sickly so I was compelled to leave him. I staid (sic) in Dayton till in December 1881, then came here to Las Animas to my brother and have been right here ever since. John wandered about from one Home to another, up in Wisconsin, at Leavenworth and Dayton, Ohio, and finally wanted to come back to me. He said he was well and wanted to come to Kansas. I had not applied for a divorce but. heard that he had, but he denied ever getting a divorce but I said I would not live with him unless he married me again. So you see he came here to my home that I had earned all myself and had three hundred and ninety-eight dollars laid by, beside taking care of my daughter and making the living for her. She died in December 1885, and now my money is all gone and I have broke myself down waiting on Him, for he has ben sick nearly ever since he had come here. I have been an invalid ever since last May, am scarcely able to cook a bite for myself. Can you do anything in this way if we cannot with the old law? Elizabeth was granted a pension, and lived alone another 24 years before passing away in Las Animas, Colorado·at the age of 91. THE PIONEBR, Vol. XVII, No.1 32 �BIG SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT #72 Annual Report of school District #72, county of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending Made under official oath, and transmitted to the County Superintendent, this ____ day of , A.D. 1898. Signed: 64 Students NAME BUCK, Pred" CLARK, A. CLARK, Rosa CLARK, T. CRISS, Reb CUSTARD, Ethel CUSTARD, DAMM, G. DAMM, J. DREYER, August DREYER, J. DREYER, Edith DREYER, Gusie DREYER, M. DREYER, Clarence DUNCAN, Pearl DUROW, Elroy DUROW, Chas. DUROW, F. DUROW, Eva FULTZ, Lewis HARTMAN, Minnie HARTMA..1\l , Annie HARTMAN, G. HARTMAN, Will HAGGERMAN, G. HAGGERMAN, Triel ? HOGMAN ?, Mamie ? HENRY, Howard HENRY, David W. E. Stone NAME AGE HENRY, Will HENRY, J. HENRY, Olive HOPPAMAN ?, Pearl MCQUISTIN, M. PAINTER, Pred PADGET, Mary LAWRENCE, E. NOE, will RODGERS, Edi th RODGERS, Earl ? RODGERS, Elmer ? RODGERS, Roy RODGERS, A. SPENCER, H. SPENCER, Cora SPENCER, Etta STONE, Jennie STONE, Nettie STONE, H. V. STONE, H. E. THOMPSON, M. WARNER, Will WISE, Denna WISE, Dema WISE, Eva WORTHINGTON, H. WORTHINGTON, Emily WARNER, Eva ZEBB, George ZEBB Annie ZEBB, Eva ZEBB, Carrie 19 8 5 6 10 15 10 5 7 7 7 9 12 10 11 6 6 8 14 16 6 7 6 12 13 10 11 7 6 8 -33- AGE 11 13 15 5 19 19 18 10 10 8 5 11 12 14 14 17 18 11 18 14 16 11 18 6 6 10 10 11 20 7 14 16 17 THE PIONEER; Vol. XVII, No.1 �DISTRICT RECORDS, continued BIG SPRINGS SCHOOL Annual Report of School District #72, County of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending June 30, 1899. Made under official oath, and transmitted to the County Superintendent, this day of A.D., 1899 Signed: 60 Students NAME CUSTARD, Chas. CUSTARD, Ethel DUROW, Eva DUROW, Frank DUROW, Charles DUROW, Elroy DUNCAN, Pearl DRYER, John DRYER, Arthur DRYER, Edith DRYER, Mattie DRYER, Clarence DULIN, Hay? HARTMAN, G. HARTMAN, Minnie HARTMAN, Will HARTMAN, Anna HOFFMAN, Pearl HENRY, . Howard HENRY, Dave HENRY, William HENRY, Olive IWIG, J ? IWIG, S ? IWIG, Mary IWIG, J. HAGBRMAN, M. HAGBRMAN, C. HAGERMAN, Z. NAME AGE PLATMAN, W. PAINTER, Fred RODGERS, E. RODGERS, Edith RODGERS, Elmer RODGERS, Roy RODGERS, Arthur STONE, Jennie STONE, H. STONE, Herman STONE, N.G. SPENCER, Harley STEWART, M. STEWART, B WORTHINGTON, J. WORTHINGTON, H. WORTHINGTON, W. ZEBB, A. ZEBB, G. ZEBB, J. FIX, M ? WISE, Bva WISE, Dema DAMN, J DAMN, M. HILL, P. F. HILL, A. 14 16 17 14 9 7 7 7 8 10 14 12 17 13 5 14 8 7 7 9 12 16 17 14 11 9 8 12 14 THB PIONEBR, Vol. XVII, No.1 W. E. Stone -34- AGE 11 20 7 9 12 13 15 12 17 15 19 17 5 7 12 11 7 15 13 8 6 11 7 8 6 12 16 �SCHOOL DISTRICT RECORDS, continued BIG SPRINGS SCHOOL Annual Report of School District #72, County of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending . Made under official oath, and transmitted to the County Superintendent, this day of A.D., 1901 63 Students ADAMS, Walter CUSTARD, E. CUSTARD, Charles CRISS, Reb CRISS, John CRISS, Moses CRISS, William CLARK, Seth CLARK, Levi ,CLARK, John DUROW, Eva DUROW, Charles DUROW, Elroy DUROW, Onie ? Annie DUNCAN, Pearl DUNCAN, MortH DAMN, John DAMN, Mary DREYER, Matt DREYER, Gus DREYER, C (Clarenc) DREYER, E (Edith) DREYER, J (John) DREYER, S ? (Arthur) DREYER, Nora HE~Y, (Olive) HENRY, J.D. (John?) HENRY, Daniel HENRY, Wm. HENRY, H. (Howard) 6 14 14 13 15 Signed: W. E. Stone HARTMAN, HARTMAN, HARTMAN, HARTMAN, Minnie William 7 16 ? 15 15 13 ? IWIG, S. S. IWIG, Amelia IWIG, Sarah NOE, Wm ROGERS, Arthur ROGERS, Roy ROGERS, Elmer ROGERS, Everett ROGERS, C ? ROGERS, Floyd SPENCER, Harley STONE, Jennie STONE, Harry ? STONE, Herman THOMPSON, Ethel WORTHINGTON, Lola WORTHINGTON, H. WORTHINGTON, Wm. WISE, Denna WISE, Henry WISE, Dema ZEBB, John ZEBB, Geo GARMMO '?, F. C. NEFF, Wm. NEFF, H. NEFF, Geo. MORRISON, E. ? MORRISON, W. 11 8 11 9 6 18 11 8 6 9 5 9 6 17 15 13 12 10 8 6 18 16 11 14 8 -35- 9 9 14 17 15 14 11 9 6 17 14 18 17 14 15 13 7 9 6 9 15 10 9 14 11 8 8 7 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 �SCHOOL DISTRICT RECORDS, continued BIG SPRINGS SCHOOL District tn2 Annual Report of School District #72, County of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending . Made under official oath, and transmitted to the County Superintendent, this day of A.D., 1902 Signed: 67 Students NAME ADAMS, Flossie FIX, Jennie DUNCAN, Morrill ADAMS, Walter WISE, Henry CRISS, Geo. ROGERS, Ira FIX, Charles HARTMAN, Fred HENRY, Gilbert DUROW, Annie THOMPSON, Ethel ROGERS, Floyd CRISS, Wm. CLARK, Lewis CLARK, John DRYER, Nora HARTMAN, Minnie DUROW, Elroy DAMN, John HENRY, Howard ROGERS, Bart DRYER, John ZEBB, John HARTMAN, Eva WISE, Dema ROGERS, Edith CRISS, Moses DRYER, A. NOE, WIn. DRYER, Edith WISE, Eva IWIG, A. CRISS, Rebecca THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 W. E. Stone AGE NAME 6 5 6 5 8 6 STONE, Jennie HENRY, Olive IWIG, SalDDie DUROW, Charles CLARK, A. CRISS, J. ROGERS, ELmer HARTMAN, Gus HARTMAN, Wm. HENRY, Wm. ROGERS, A. CUSTARD, Chas. SHAFFER, Glen DRYER, G. HENRY, John DRYER, lone SPENCER, HARLEY CHAPMAN, Elnor ? GARMMO ?, F. STONE, Herman WARNER, Ethel DUROW, Frank DUROW, Eva WINSOR, A. WINSOR, D. DAMM, Mary DUNCAN, Pearl DUNCAN, Ona SHAFFER, J ? EVERSOLE, NIOMA EVERSOLE, Carrie BAHNMAIER, Geo. ZEBB, John 6 7 5 6 7 15 7 8 10 7 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 12 10 10 12 12 9 14 13 14 14 14 -36- AGE 15 16 10 12 12 16 15 16 17 15 18 15 12 16 17 ? 15 18 18 12 19 18 16 18 17 15 6· 10 15 15 18 7 6 16 �SCHOOL DISTRICT RECORDS. continued BIG SPRINGS SCHOOL District tn2 Annual Report of School District 072, County of Douglas, State of Kansas, for . Made under official oath, and transmitted to the the year ending A.D. , 1903 day of County Superintendent, this Signed: 72 Students NAME Sear 1 BAHNMAIER Elza BAHNMAIER George BAHNMAIER Julia DUNCAN John CRISS Rebecca CRISS Willie CRISS George CRISS Arthur CLARK Lewis CLARK John CLARK Martha CLARK Raymond CREE Ralph CREE Ethel CREE Charley CUSTARD Ethel (Custard) WARNER John DAMM Mary DAMM Mattie DREYER Gussie DREYER Clarence DREYER Edith DREYER Arthur DREYER John DREYER Nora DREYER Eva DUROW Prank DUROW Charley DUROW Elroy DUROW Annie DUROW Pear 1 DUNCAN Morrill DUNCAN Georgia DE EVER DATE OF BIRTH Yr. Mo. Day 12 1 1899 16 12 9 7 10 9 10 5 10 5 8 9 10 1 1887 1886 1888 1892 1894 13 8 25 28 14 2 19 9 7 10 25 8 9 7 10 28 11 11 1883 1885 3 -37- W. E. STONE PARENT AGE 5 6 7 18 17 15 11 9 14 12 9 7 10 8 5 15 20 11 8 19 16 16 14 10 12 8 20 18 13 11 9 11 7 10 F .C. BAHNMAIER Pred BAHNMAIER Pred BAHNMAIER Pred BAHNMAIER A. F. CRISS A. P. CRISS A. F. CRISS A. P. CRISS J. S. CLARK J. S. CLARK J. S. CLARK J. S. CLARK T. W. CREE T. W. CREE T. W. CREE T. J. CUSTARD T. J. CUSTARD John DAMM John DAMM A. DREYER A. DREYER A. DREYER A. DREYER A. DREYER A. DREYER A. DREYER Otto DURROW Otto DURROW Otto DURROW Otto DURROW Otto DURROW G. W. DUNCAN G. W. DUNCAN c. W. DEEYER THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 �SCHOOL DISTRICT RECORDS, continued DATE OF BIRTH Yr. Day Mo. NAME Murry DEEVER Naomi EBERSOLE Carrie EBERSOLE Charley FIX Minnie FIX Olive HENRY John HENRY Wm. HENRY D. K. HENRY Howard HENRY Gilbert HENRY Stanley HALL 6 28 31 9 6 5 10 30 7 9 10 11 11 11 3 22 18 1884 1897 1883 1885 1887 1889 1891 1895 PARENT AGE 7 18 8 8 7 20 18 16 14 12 8 6 C. W. DEEVER S. EBERSOLE S. EBERSOLE Frank FIX Frank FIX D. K. HENRY D. K. HENRY D. K. HENRY D. K. HENRY D. K. HENRY D. K. HENRY Eugene HALL (This list is incomplete) .. ... .. . =-=-.= . ~.-.=. = . ==~~~~~~~wE--=····=·=··====~~~====~ ~-.~~.-~.---~-.~~~--=~ Lawrence Daily Journal, 8 October 1886, page 3 Obituary Died at the residence of her mother in West Lawrence, October 5, 1886, at 3 o'clock Miss Lilly May Sperry, youngest daughter of Mr. L. J. and Mrs. Nancy J. Sperry, aged 16 years, 6 months and 24 days. The deceased was' taken sick with the disease which terminated her life the first day of September last, and suffered exceedingly for nearly five weeks, when death ended her sufferings. She died of typhoid fever. Lillie was always inclined to religious thought and teaching, and in her breast throbbed a warm and tender heart. She was always ready to do good in any way that she could, and always appeared happy., even. in the midst of troubles. The funeral service was held at the mother's residence in West Lawrence on October 6 at 2 o'clock p.m., conducted by Rev. Walter Scott, pastor of the Free Methodist Church at Lawrence. The bereaved mother has not only had the care of the one just departed, but has also had the care of her son, who was on another bed at the same time, suffering with the same disease. James, the son, is very low and needs attention, although he is on the mend. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. I -38- �THE GATCH GERRALOGY Unpublished typescript dated February 1936 In the possession of the Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society (EDITORS NOTE: Numbering in typescript is inconsistent; however, it is left as the author noted it.) Godfrey GASH and wife Maria were granted a passport by the Honorable Leonard CALVERT, Governor of Maryland, on December 26, 1727. The original of this is in the possession of Dr. Lewis B. GATCH, Baltimore, Maryland, who has willed it to the Maryland Historical Society. He died in 1759. Copies of the will of . Godfrey GATCH, dated December 4, 1758, are in the possession of Dr. Lewis B. GATCH, and Miss Eleanor M. GATCH, Baltimore, Maryland. SECOND GENERATION Godfrey GASH (GATCH) had three sons: . 2. 3. 4. Conron CATCH Nicholas CATCH Conduce GATCH died September 23, 1797. Mr. ASBURY preached the funeral sermon: Text, I Thessalonians IV, 13-14 verses. (See letter written by Benjamin GATCH, in possession of Miss Eleanor M. GATCH, Baltimore) THIRD GENERATION 4. Conduce GATCH married Proseliah BURGIN and had four sons and four daughters: a. b. c. d. Frederick, or John Rev. Philip GATCH, b 2 March 1751 Nicholas, b 1753 Benjamin e. Anne f. Sarah g. Elizabeth h. Mary \ FOURTH GENERATION B-1 Rev. Phillip GATCH was born 'March 2, 1751 in Baltimore County, Maryland. He became an itinerant minister in the Methodist Church in 1773, which terminated after a few years residence in Virginia, in 1778. He married Elizabeth SMITH of Powhatan County, Virginia (b December 29, 1752) on January (February) 14, 1778. It was a rule of the Methodist Episcopal Church that. an itinerant minister was not permitted to be -39- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �TIlE GATCH GENEALOGY. continued married. The story goes that Elizabeth SMITH was a slave holder but on her marriage to Philip GATCH, these slaves were freed but that several accompanied them of their own free will. He moved to the Northwest Territory in November, 1798 (now Milford, Ohio) where he purchased a large tract of land at the convergence of the Little Miami and the Forks Rivers. He played an important part in the early Constitutional history of Ohio. Elizabeth GATCH (his wife) died on July 12, 1811. After that time the Reverend Philip GATCH divided his time between the homes of his two sons, Philip. and George. He died December 28, 1834, at the age' of 83 years. They are buried in the GATCH (later called Greenlawn) Cemetery, Milford, Ohio. Information concerning his life may be obtained from "Sketch of Rev. Philip Gatch" by Honorable John M. LEAN; The History of Clermont County (Ohio): Philip GATCH's Diary or Notebook in the possession of Birdie GATCH, Milford, Ohio. His will is recorded in Clermont County. Ohio. The original ordination papers are in the Fifth-Third Bank in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the hands of Edna HOLMES, from Goshen, Ohio {given to her by Miss Birdie GATCH, Milford, Ohio. The eight children were: B-2 B-3 B-4 B-5 B-6 B-7 B-8 B-9 Presocia b September 16, 1779 Martha, b September 25, 1782 Conduce, b October 11, 1783 Elizabeth, b February 7, 1786 Ruth, b October 25, 1788 Thomas, b April 19, 1791 Philip, b August 28, 1793 George, b February 3, 1796 B-2. Pre socia GATCH was born September 16, 1779. GARLAND, who settled three miles east of Milford. December 21, 1810, aged 36. Their children were: B-10 8-11 B-12 8-13 She married James James GARLAND died James S. GARLAND Philip G. GARLAND Benjamin P. GARLAND Thomas S. GARLAND. (Miss CONNOR has order different. These are listed 1n order as grandsons by the Rev. Philip GATCH in his will). She later married David OSBURN (Spelling in the Rev. Philip GATCH's will) or OSBORNE (Clermont County Record), who moved to Green County. They had descendants near Xenia, Ohio. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 -40- �THE GATCH GBNRALOGY, continued B-3 Martha GATCH was born September 25, 1782. Her husband was John GEST (born March 7, 1776, died 1851) who came from Kentucky in 1797 with his sister Phoebe GEST DIMMIT and her husband Ezekia1 DIMMIT, and his brother James. They settled in Batavia, Ohio. She was married February 4, 1803, and died November 6, 1822. They are buried in the GATCH (now called Greenlawn) Cemetery, Milford, Ohio. They had five children. B-14 B-15 B-16 B-17 B-18 Elizabeth GEST, b October 10, 1903, died June 16, 1847 Joseph GEST Conduce GEST Kiziah GEST Martha Ann GEST (This information from a "History of Clermont County.") B-4 Conduce GATCH was born October 11, 1783. He married (February 26, 1807) Margaret MCGRUE (MAGRUE) (MCGREW), who was lovingly called "Aunt Peggy." They lived on the Edenton Pike, three miles from Milford. They had 13 children: (7 died before their father did) B-19 Andrew M. GATCH, b September 19, 1815 B-20 Thomas R. GATCH B-21 Anne GATCH B-22 Joseph MCGREW GATCH, b June 30, 1921 B-23 Hannah GATCH B-24 Philip B. GATCH B-25 John G. GATCH B-26 William GATCH B-27 daughter B-28 B-29 B-39 B-31 B-5 Elizabeth GATCH was born February 7, 1786. She married Aaron MATSON. (See History of Clermont County, p. 462). They had 5 children: B-32 B-33 B-34 B-35 B-36 Aaron H. MATSON Elizabeth GATCH MATSON, b 1812 Philip D. MATSON Mary MATSON Euphemia MATSON -41- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �THE GATCH GENEALOGY, continued 8-6 Ruth GATCH was born October 25, 1788. On December 6, 1806 she married Michael SWING. (History of Clermont County). He died in 1835, and she died in 1850. (Prom History of Clermont County). They had 9 children: 0 8-37 Elizabeth SWING 8-38 Sarah A. SWING 8-39 Ruth SWING 8-40 George Smith SWING 8-41 Martha SWING 8-42 Mary Garland SWING 8-43 Margaret SWING 8-44 Aaron Matson SWING 8-45 Philip Burgin SWING, b October 14, 1820 8-7 Thomas GATCH was born April 19, 1791. He was called "General Thomas." On April 9, 1814 he married Sarah BARBER. Among their children were: 0 46 47 48 49 Anne Matson GATCH Philip 8urgen GATCH, b November 16, 1820 Elizabeth GATCH Nathaniel GATCH 0 In 1825 he married Lucinda MCCORMICK, b January 10, 1801, who was the daughter of the Rev. Prancis MCCORMICK. (See History of Clermont County, P. 462) Among their children were: 50 Francis McCormick GATCH 51 Rebecca GATCH 52 Thomas Milton GATCH, b January 29, 1833 in the "Stone House" near Milford, Ohio. 53 Ruth GATCH 54 William ~ATCH 8-8 Philip GATCH was born August 28, 1793 and died January 19, 1857. He married Mary DIMMITT, who died July 6, 1833, after a six weeks' illness. He lived three miles east of Milford, Ohio. . 55 56 57 58 59 Moses Di~t GATCH, b October 8, 1817 Philip Smith GATCH, b November 29, 1819 George S. GATCH, b July 2, 1823 Conduce H. GATCH, bJuly 25, 1825 John DIMMIT GATCH, b Pebruary 12, 1831 o THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 -42- �THE GATCH GHNEALOGY, continued Philip Gatch later married Mrs. Susan TERRY, whose maiden name was ULREY. The children were: 60 61 62 William M. GATCH, b April 6, 1837 Charles H. GATCH, b November 5, 1840 Mary Susan GATCH, b November 5, 1840 (twins) (See the Rev. Philip GATCH's record in possession of Miss Birdie GATCH, Milford, Ohio.) B-9 George Gatch was born Pebruary 3, 1796 (1795 given by Pannie Gatch #175). He died November 25, 1867 (date from family Bible held by Helen Gatch, tt261) He was a minister and was called, "The Reverend George." Because he went about "saving souls", he was given the finest of the farm sites by his father. On September 7, 1830, he married Sarah Virginia JONES, Hillsboro, Ohio. (Date secured from family Bible of Asbury GATCH tt64, from Helen GATCH, tt261 , Columbus, Ohio). She was born October 28, 1809 and died April 4, 1872. They had nine children: 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 John Jones GATCH, b July 8, 1831 Asbury Philip GATCH, b Janaury 25, 1833 Rachel GATCH, b Pebruary 3, 1835 Mary Elizabeth "Libby" GATCH, b March 13, 1837 Virginia GATCH, b Pebruary 6, 1839 Presocia GATCH, b December 5, 1840 George William GATCH, b November 6, 1842 Kate Mahala Hughes GATCH, b June 21, 1845 Samuel GATCH, b August 3, 1848. (Dates secured from Fannie GATCH, "175, Milford, Ohio, daughter of George W. Gatch, tt69). FIFTH GENERATION 10. James S. GARLAND (son of Presocia GATCH, B-2, and James GARLAND). He had a large family. 11. Philip G. Garland, son of Presocia GATCH, B-2, and James GARLAND, had one daughter. 72. Presocia GARLAND 12. Benjamin F. GARLAND, son of Presocia GATCH, B-2, and James GARLAND. 13. 14. Thomas·S. GARLAND, son of Presocia GATCH, B-2, and James GARLAND. Elizabeth GEST, daughter of Martha GATCH, B-3, and John GEST, was born October 10,1803 (1) .. · She married Mr. LEMON (spelling· according to the will of the Rev • Philip GATCH) or R. LEMING (spelling according to tombstone). She died June 16, 1847, age 43 years 8 months and 6 days. The chi ldren were: . . . -43- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �THE GATCH GENBALOGY, continued 73. 74. 75. Martha Ann LEMING, d July 15, 1834 age 1 year, 4 mos. 15 days Sarah G. LEMING John G. LEMING These are buried 1n GATCH Cemetery in Milford, Ohio) 19. Andrew M. Gatch, son of Conduce GATCH, B-4, was born September 19, 1815, in Milford, Ohio. He lived on a farm on the Pike near Milford. He married Lucy LEMING on March 12, 1840. They had five children: 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. Conduce GATCH John Leming GATCH George GATCH Joseph GATCH Margaret GATCH (Dates from newspaper Columbus, Ohio.) 20. clippings 1n the possession of Helen GATCH, Thomas R. GATCH, son of Conduce GATCH, B-4, married Rachel B. _ __ died on the homestead. They had three children: 81. 82 ? He Conduce William GATCH, b March 17, 1856 May GATCH Mrs. Anna HARKER (living) 21. Anne GATCH, daughter of Conduce GATCH, B-4, married William M. HARVEY. They moved west. 22. Joseph MCGREW (MAGRUE) GATCH, son of Conduce GATCH, B-4, was born June 30, 1821. He married Sarah Anne (MCLANE or MCLEAN) MITCHELL, born in Baltimore, MD May 7, 1827 and died March 17, 1901, on December 6, 1843. He was a minister. He died in 1860s at Milford. He is buried in Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati, Ohio. There is a large monument; Mrs. Charles Newman COOK (#157-C) has the deed. They had five children: 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. Elnora (Ella) Ropp GATCH, b September 6, 1844 Joseph Trimble GATCH, b June 27, 1847 Conduce Locke GATCH, b November 2, 1849 Elida (Ida) Rusk GATCH~ b October 18, 1856 Anne Harvey GATCH, b November 1, 1862. TO BE CONTINUED THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 -44- �SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN DOUGLAS COUNTY RURAL HIGH SCHOOL 1. 2. 3. 4. Vinland Rural High School Eudora Rural High School Lecompton Rural High School GRADE SCHOOLS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40" 41. Lake View - Lawrence Spring Creek - Baldwin and LeLoup Stony Point - Baldwin and Vin1and Weybright - Richland and Lone Star Hesper - Eudora Number Six - R.R. 4 and R.R. 6 Hope Well - Baldwin Siegel - Lawrence Black Jack - Wellsville and Baldwin Oak Dale - Baldwin Walnut Grove - Lawrence Kay Valley - Lawrence and Eudora Rock Creek - Richland and Overbrook Pleasant Valley - R. R. g6 Lawrence Kanwaka - Lawrence and Lecompton Frnklin - Lawrence and Eudora Baldwin - Baldwin Enterprise - Overbrook Starr - Lecompton and Lawrence Barker - R. R. gl Fairview - Lawrence Washington Creek - R. R. g6 Lawrence Globe - Overbrook and Baldwin Greenwood Valley - Lecompton Clinton - Richland and Lawrence Old Belvoir - Richland Apple Pie - Lone Star and Richland Eudora - Eudora Blue Mound - Lawrence and Vinland Welcome - R. R. g6 Lawrence and Vin1and Bloomington - R. R. g4 Lawrence Twin Mount - Richland Glenn - Lecompton. Union ~ Baldwin Mound - Richland and Lecompton Lecompton - Lecompton Vespertine - Wellsville and Edgerton Pleasant Grove - Lawrence and Baldwin Coal Creek - Baldwin and Vin1and Yarnold - Lawrence Baldwin Overbrook -45- . THE PIONEERS', Vol. XVII, No. 1 �SCHOOL DISTRICTS. continued Colyer - Lone Star High Prairie - Baldwin and Lawrence Rosco - Eudora Pleasant Oak - Edgerton and Eudora Brubaker - Overbrook 46. Lone Star - Lone Star and Lawrence 47. Deer Creek - Lecompton and Richland 48. 49. Vinland - Vinland 50. Belleview - Eudora and Lawrence 51. Willow Springs - R. "2 Baldwin 52. Cargy - Overbrook and Pomona 53. Riverside - Lawrence 54. Bracket - R. R. In and It4 Lawrence 55. India - Lawrence 56. Prospect - Baldwin and Vinland 57. Harmony - Eudora and Vinland 58. Clearfield - Baldwin and Eudora 59. West Fairview - Richland 60. City of Lawrence 61. White - R. R. It3 and 1~5 Lawrence 62. Burnette - Lawrence and Williamstown 63. Oak Ridge - R. R. #3 and #5 Lawrence 64. Central R. R. #1 and #4 Ba1dsin 65. Ada1ine - Edgeton and Wellsville and Eudora 42. 43. 44. 45. 66. 67. 68. Columbia - Baldwin 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. Crowder - Lawrence and Lecompton Winter - Lecopmpton and Lawrence Farmland - Eudora Big Springs - Lecompton Jones - Lawrence and Lecompton Range Line - Baldwin Oakhill - R. R. "2 Independence - Baldwin Excelsior - Baldwin 78~ 79. Bismarck - R. R. #5 Lawrence 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. Barber - R. R. #1 Lawrence Model - R. R. ·lt6 and 1~4 Lawrence Belvoir - Richland Centennial - Overbrook Weaver - Eudora Prairie City - Baldwin Vinland - Vinland Old Clinton - Clinton Baldwin City - Baldwin City. THE PIONEER, Vol~ XVII, No. 1 -46- �SCHOOL DISTRICTS, continued OTHER NAMES FOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS 1. Riverside 2. Kerns 3. Alfred 4. Weber 6. Crutchfield 10. Oak Grove 10. Dyer 11. Poor Farm 12. Hughs 14. Dutton 17. Baldwin Rural 18. Deming 19. Martin 19. Young's 23. Kelley 224. Geeland 30. Hearning 31. Hearning 35. Scouten 37. Hannam 0 Hannami 41. Laper 45. Peach Grove 45. Park Grofe 48. Brown Jug - Deer Creek 47. Chicken Creek 50. Union 53. Watts 55. Leanard 61. Norman 65. Kretsinger 68. Hopewell 63. Robinson 67. Rock Mountain 66. Spunky Point 69. Stoney Lonesome 75. Magee's 76. Baker's 76. Independence, also it7 78. Prairie City 73: . Brass, also Jones 80 and 60 - Jt. Richland 81. Riggs 89.' Eudora 92. Baldwin Consolidated 94. Clinton 93. Belvoir 97. Globe 100. Grant 98. Wakarusa Valley 96. Brubaker -47- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �ROSE KOSTENBADER. WATKINS Rose KOSTENBADER WATKINS was born in Springfield, Il., June 6th, 1853 and passed to her crowning at Lawrence, Kansas, May 15, 1925, age 71 years 11 months and 9 days. When a child she came to Kansas with her parents and settled in the town· of old Franklin, near which place she resided until fourteen years ago when she moved to Lawrence which has been her home since. She was united in marriage, June 5, 1877, to L.H. WATKINS who preceded her in death May 11, 1904. To this union were born two children, Allie E. HINES, deceased and Mrs. Perry PALMATEER of this city. At· the age of fifteen the deceased was converted and joined the Methodist Episcopal church. Later her membership was transferred to the First Christian church at Lawrence where her efforts have been untiring in her service for her Master. Remaining to mourn their loss are one daughter, Mrs. Perry PALMATEER of Lawrence: two grand-children, Hugh and Thelma HINES of Kansas City, Kansas: a brother, D. N. KOSTENBADER and a sister, Mrs. Anna DOWDY, both of Lexington, Oklahoma, together with many friends and neighbors who will long miss the kindly ministrations and helpfulness of one whose life was constantly given for others. Funeral services were held in the First Christian church in charge of Rev. C. A. RICHARD. Interment was in Oakhill cemetery. This undated newspaper obituary, as well as the following one, was found in the bible of the late Kathryn COREL HAHN HENSON of Lawrence, Kansas. THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 -48- �DEATH AND FUNERALS Solomon ENGLE March 4, 1927 - 4:45 p.m. Solomon ENGLE·, resident of Lawrence since 1876, former member of the city council and Civil War veteran, died yesterday afternoon at his home, 2301 Barker Avenue, from an illness of several months duration. Mr. ENGLE was 92 y"ears of age. Funeral services will be held from Trinity Lutheran church of which Mrs. ENGLE was a faithful member, Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev. C. M. PULS will have charge of the services and burial will be made in the family lot at Oak HIll cemetery. Members of Washington Post, No.2, GAR, of which Mr. ENGLE had served as commander and quartermaster, the latter office for eighteen years, will have charge of the services at the grave. Solomon ENGLE was born in Union County, Pa., October 20, 1834, the son of John M. and Mary BEAVER ENGLE. He grew up in Union County and was married to Miss Sarah Jane CLEMENS of New Berlin, Union County, in 1856. Shortly after the Civil War, Mr. ENGLE had his name enrolled on the list of Co. E. 51 Volunteer Infantry of Pennsylvania. He was with BURNSIDE's expedition to Roanoke Island, and fought in the engagements at Newbern, N.C., Fredericksburg, Va, where his regiment was ordered to the support of General POPE and the second battle of Bull Run. Prom Chantilly the regiment was ordered to Washington and thence to Antietam, fighting two skirmishes at South Mountain on the way. Taken ill after the battle, Mr. ENGLE declined in health and in December of that year was discharged from the army. Mr. ENGLE came from a family of soldiers, his grandfather and three great uncles serving in the Revolutionary war. His grandfather, John M. ENGLE, had settled in South Carolina from Germany previous to the outbreak of the Revolution. His father was born at Philadelphia in 1783. In 1871 Mr. ENGLE moved to Manhattan, Kansas, where he resided until 1876, moving to Ogden, Riley county and then to Lawrence. While a resident of Lawrence, he served as a member of the city council from l894.to 1896. In 1897 he moved his family into the home at 2301 Barker Avenue. property was then in Wakarusa township. This One son, John M. ENGLE, died June 25, 1923. This son served in the Second Regiment of Engineers during the Spanish American War. Mrs. Sara Jane ENGLE, his wife, died May 12, 1924. Charles E. ENGLE, a son, Mrs. Laura E. CHURCHILL, Miss Ella ENGLE of Lawrence, and Mrs. Ida May MCCREIGHT, of Oskaloosa, daughters, survive. -49- THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 �QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. MARX. KELLERMAN. HOEDL. FENZLE. LIEBST My ancestors have a connection to Eudora. I would like to hear from anyone researching the following: Joseph MARX was born 12 February 1837 and died sometime after 1920. His son, Joseph MARX JR. married Mary KELLERMAN on 17 Nov 1870. Joseph Jr. died on 30 January 1929. Johann HOEDL was born August 8, 1844 and died 28 Apr 1934. Theresa FENZLE from Grainet, Germany died 26 Dec 1915. And finally, Louis LIEBST was born around 1872. Contact Sandra T. Aberer, P. O. Box 643, Diablo, CA 94528 MATTHEWS. MITTELSTAEDT. REKOW. WUSKI/FURSTENAU. FIEDLER. Seek information on descendants Johann MATTHEWS (b 31 Dec 1777 Prussia), wf Anne Elisabeth MITTELSTAEDT, sons Johann Gottlieb Matthews (b 1820) w£ Anna Caroline KRUEGER, and Wilhelm MATTHEWS (b 24 April 1825). Both went to Kansas City. Daughter Anna Caroline MATTHEWS (b abt 1818 Prussia) md. Gottlieb REKOW. Emigrated to Faribault Co., MN 1881. His sister Christine WUSKE/FURSTENAU also emigrated date/destination unknown. Parents Christoph REKOW/ Anne Justine FIEDLER. Send to Eunice Larson, 57 Aalapapa Place, Kailua, HI 96734. MACHMUELLER. POEHLE/POEHLEN. WOITHE. LINDORF Seek information. on Carl Wilheim WOYTE, b 26 Sept 1817 Schoenewalde Bei der Sande, Prussia, location unknown, wf Anne Dorothea MACHMUELLER b 10 Oct 1822 Neu Langsow, Brandenburg, Prussia .d/o Friedrich MACHMUELLER/Henriette POEHLE/POEHLEN. 1856 living in Tucheband, emigrated to Mayville, WI area 12 March 1856 traveling with Henrich August WOITHE b April 1830 Seelasgen,. working in Golzow 1856 destination unknown. Also traveling with Johann Henrich LINDORF, b 6 Oct 1829 Zechin. Send to Eunice Larson, 57 Aalapapa Place, Kailua, HI 96734. PEART Three little stray PEARTS keep popping up in Douglas County census records with other families. They are Stewart, William B. and Mary Louise. I am looking for present day descendants of any of these. Mary Louise married Joseph Boston STEELE. William married, went to Colorado and then returned to Kansas City where he died. Are there any PEART researchers out- there? Please contac~ Leonard MYERS, 5146 Newton, Overland Park, KS 66202 THE PIONEER, Vol. XII, No.1 . -50- �INDEX TO Vol. XVII, No. 1 -AABERER, Sandra T. , 50 ADAMS, Flossie, 36 Walter, 35, 36 ANDERSON, David, 9 David H., 9 Geo. A. , 9 Geo. H. , 9 J. F. , 9 M.A. , 9 M.C. , 9 Thomas, 9 W. R. , 9 W.R. , 9 W. T. , 9 ARMSTRONG, Beatty, 9 Mattie, 9 -BBABCOCK, C.J. , 9 BADSKY , Lizzie, 8 BAHNMAIER, A.G. , 9(2) C. F. , 9 Elza, 37 F .C. , 37 Fred, 9, 37 G.H. , 9 G.J. , 9 Geo. , 36 George, 9, 37 John, 9 Searl, 37 BAITY, Rev. , 3 BALDWIN, Johnnie, 20 Johnny, 25 Levi, 9 Moses, 20 Mr., 22(2) Mrs. , 24(2), 27, 28, 29 Nellie, 20 Susan, .20 BANClCLAW, Enma, 8 BARBER, Sarah, 42 William, 17 BEAVER, Mary, 49 BEERBOWER, Chester, 17 BLEAKELY, Edward, 17 BLUNT, Benjamin, 9 BOISE, Jonathan, 9 BONEBRAKE, J.H. , 9 BRAWLEY, Thomas, 9 BRECHEISEN, Calvin, 17 BRECK, Aaron, 9 BREMER, Glenn, 17 BROMWELL, Malcolm, 17 BROOKINGS, Mary, 9 BROWN, G.W. , 9 J .C., 9 John C., 9 Wm. , 9 BROWNING, Jarrad, 9 BRl1BA.KER , A.G. , 9 BRUNER, -51- Samuel, 17 BRYDY, J .H. , 9(2) BUCH, A.H. , 9 BUCHHEIM, John S., 9 L. F. , 9 Samuel, 9 BUCK, Fred, 33 BUNCE, John J., 9 BURGIN, Proseliah, 39 BURKE, Albert, 4 John J., 4 John J. Jr. , 4 BURNETT , Ausbury, 9 BUSH, John, 9 -cCADE, P. , 10 CALVERT, Leonard, 39 CAMERON, J.P. , 10 CANADY, Paul, 17 CASEY, P. , 10 CHAPMAN, Elnor, 36 CHISHOLM, Andrew, 17 CHRISTIAN, W.H. , 10 CHURCHILL, Laura E., 49 CLARK, A~ , 33, 36 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �INDEX TO TIlE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 Arthur, 37 J.S., 37 John, 10, 35, 36, 37 Levi, 35 Lewis, 36, 37 Martha, 37 Rosa, 33 Seth, 35 T., 33 CLELLAND, W.W., 10 CLEMENS, Sarah Jane, 49 COLEMAN, Plora, 10 O.A., 10 W.W., 10 CONNOR, Miss, 40 COOK, Charles 'N., 44 COOLEY, Oliver, 17 CORDER, George, 5 Hattie, 5 . Ollie, 5 Paul K., 5 COREL, Kathryn, 48 COSLEY, Prank, 10 CREE,' Ethel, 37 Ralph, 37 Raymond, 37' T. W., 37 CRISS, A.P., 31' Geo., 36 George, 37 J., 36 John, 35, 37 Moses, 35, 36 Reb, 33, 35 Rebecca, 36, 37 William, 35 Willie, 37 . Wm., 36 CROWDER, THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, NO. 1 Robert, 17 T.N., 10(2) CUMMINGS, B., 10 Henry A., 10(2) Mrs. Enma, 10 Pat, 10 CUNNINGHAM , J.B., 10 CUSTARD, 33 Charles, 34, 35 Charley, 37 Chas., 36 E., 35 Ethel, 33, 34, 37 T.J., 10, 37 -D- DAMM, G., 33 J., 33 John, 10, 37(2) Mary, 36, 37 DAMN, J., 34 John, 35, 36 M., 34 Mary, 35 DANA, A.L., 10 DAVIS, L.B., 10 DAY, A.N., 10 DAY, A.N., 0 DEA, Walter, 17 DEEL, Samuel, 19 DEEVBR, . C.W., 38 Georgia, 37 Murry, 38 DEMING, 28 Alphonso, 20 Brier, 20 Payette, 20 Louisa, 20 Mr., 20, 21, 27, 30 -:-52- Mrs., 24 DENLINGER, Grover, 17 DESKINS, C.P., 10(2) W.G .• 10 DIESTER, Henry, 10(2) DILLARD, Ethel, 7 Pranklin, 7(2) Mary Luella, 7 DIMMIT. Ezekial, 41 James, 41 Mary, 42 Phoebe, 41 DISSINGER, Ray, 17 DIVELBESS, John. 10 DOANE, Mrs. W. C., 10 DOBBINS, Bobby, 31 Elizabeth, 31 DODDERI DCE , James, 17 DODDS, Jack, 17 DODSON, Berry P., 4 Charlie, 4 P.M., 5 Pred, 4 Green, 4 Hattie, 4 Lucendie, 4 Maria, 5 DONBECK, J., 10 DOTY, Mary Elizabeth, 17 DOUGLAS, J.M., 10 DOWDY, Anna K., 48 DRAPER, Wm., 10(2) DREYER, �INDEX TO Vol. XVII, No. 1 A., 37 Arthur, 37 August, 33 C. (Clarene), 35 Clarence, 33, 37 E. (Edith), 35 Edith, 33, 37 Gus, 35 Gusie, 33 Gussie, 37 J., 33 J. (John), 35 John, 37 M., 33 Matt, 35 Mattie, 37 Nora, 35, 37 S. (Arthur?), 35 DRYER, A., 36 Arthur, 34 Clarence, 34 Edith, 34, 36 G., 36 lone, 36 John, 34, 36 Mattie, 34 Nora, 36 DUFFER, Lewis, 10(2) DULIN, Hay, 34 DUMMER, H., 10 H.E., 10 R.W., 10 DUNCAN, G.W., 10,37 Julia, 37 Morril, 35 Morrill, 36, 37 Ona, 36 Pearl, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 Wm., 10(2) DUROW, Annie, 36, 37 Charles, 34, 35, 36 Charley, 37 Chas., 33 Elroy, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 Eva, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37 F. ,33 Frank, 34, 36, 37 Onie (Annie?), 35 DURROW, M.E.,lO Otto, 10, 37 -EEBERHART, Peter, 10 Raymond, 17 EBERSOLE, Carrie, 38 Naomi, 38 S., 38 EDSON, Emeline, 10 ELLIOTT, S., 10 ELSTON, Gerald, 17 EMERY, Anna, 11 C.C., 11 Sophia, 11 Thomas, 11 ENGLE, Charles E., 49 Ella, 49 Ida May, 49 John M., 49(3) Laura, 49 Mary Beaver, 49 Sara Jane, 49 Solomon, 49 EVANS, Lyman; 11 T.J., 11 EVENS, Ed,ll Henry, 11 EVERSOLE, Carrie, 36 Nioma, 36 EWING, -53- Allan, 17 -PFARRIS, J.T., 11 FENZLE, Theresa, 50 FIEDLER, Anne J., 50 FILBERT, C.W.,l1 FINLEY, A., 11 PITZPATRICK, M., 11 M.T., 11 Sallie, 11 PIX, A., 11 Charles, 36 Charlie, 38 Frank, 38 Jennie, 36 Jesse, 11 Joshua, 11 M., 34 Minnie, 38 FLEISCHMAN, E.P., 11 POOT, Judge, 8 FOWLER, David, 17 FRENCH, Mabel, 4 FURSTENAU, Christine, 50 -GGAGE, Sara, 11 GALLAGHER, Harvey, 7(2) Keith, 7 Kenneth, 7 Wm, 11 GARLAND, Benjamin F., 40, 43 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 James, 40, 43(4) James S., 40, 43 Philip G., 40, 43 Presocia, 43 Thomas S., 40, 43 GARMMO, F., 36 F.C., 35 GARRETT, Annie, 11 Wesley, 11 GASH, Godfrey, 39 GATCH, Andrew, 41 Andrew M., 44 Anne, 39, 41, 44 Anne H., 44 Anne M., 42 Asbury, 43 Asbury P., 43 Benjamin, 39(2) Birdie, 40, 43 Charles H., 43 Conduce, 39, 40, 41, 44(5) Conduce H., 42 Conduce L., 44 Conduce W., 44 Conron, 39 Eleanor, 39 Elida (Ida), 44 Elizabeth, 39, 40(2), 41, 42 Elnora (Ella), 44 Fannie, 43(2) Francis, 42 Frederick, 39 George, 40(2), 43(2), 44 George S., 42 George W." 43 Godfrey, 39 Hannah, 41 Helen, 43(2),.44 John D., 42 John G., 41 John J., 43 John Leming, 44 Joseph, 44 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 Joseph M., 41, 44 Joseph T., 44 Kate M. H., 43 Lewis B., 39 Margaret, 44 Maria, 39 Martha, 40, 41, 43 Mary, 39 Mary Elizabeth, 43 Mary Susan, 43 May, 44 Moses, 42 Nathaniel, 42 Nicholas, 39(2) Philip, 39, 40(3), 42, 43(2) Philip B., 41, 42 Philip Jr., 40 Philip S., 42 Phillip, 39 Presocia, 40(2), 43(5) Rachel, 43, 44 Rebecca, 42 Ruth, 40, 42(2) Samuel, 43 Sarah, 39 Thomas, 40, 42 Thomas M., 42 Thomas R., 41, 44 Virginia, 43 William, 41, 42 William M., 43 GEELAN, Chas., 11 Pat, 11 W.G., 11 GEST, Conduce, 41 Elizabeth, 41, 43 John, 41, 43 Joseph, 41 Kiziah, 41 Martha Ann, 41 Phoebe, 41 GIBBONS, ,George, 11 GIBLER, Jack, 19 GILLILAND, -54- Leslie, 17 GLENN, A.G., 11 H.M., 11 Wm. (Heirs), 11 GOFF, Roy, 17 GOODING, S.P., 11 GORRELL, R.N., 11(2) GRANT, Arthur, 18 GREGORY, 11 J.E., 11 GRESS, George, 11 GROSVENOR, C.P., 11 -HHAFER, Henry, 11 HAGERMAN, C., 34 M., 34 Z., 34 HAGGERMAN, G., 33 Triel, 33 HAGLE, John, 11 HAHN, Kathryn Corel, 48 HALL, Eugene, 38 James, 18 Scott, 18 Stanley, 38 HAMMOND, Sara, 11 HANSELMAN, A.H., 11 J.M., 11 HARDING, Orin, 18 HARDY, Timothy, 18 HARKER, �INDEX TO 'l1IB PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 Mrs. Anna, 44 HARPER, J.H., 11(2) HARRIS, Wm., 11 HART, S.C., 11 HARTMAN, 35(2) Anna, 34 Annie, 33 Aug, 11 Aug., 11 Eva, 36 Fred, 36 G., 33, 34 Gus, 36 J.T.,3 Minnie, 33, 34, 35, 36 Will, 33, 34 William, 35 Wm., 36 HARVEY, William M., 44 HAYNES, Robert, 18 HEISEY, A.B., 12 J.G.C., 12 HEISHEL, W.B.,12 HENDRICKS, Meredith, 12 HENICK, Lloyd, 18 HENNESEY, John, 12 HENRY, Albert, 3, 4(2) Alberta, 4 O.K., 12, 38(2) Daniel, 35 Dave, 34 David, 33 Dollie May, 3, 4(2) Eva Bell, 2 Eva Evie Bell, 4 Franklin, 3 Gilbert, 36, 38 H. (Howard), 35 Howard, 33, 34, 36, 38 J., 33 J.D. (John?), 35 John, 3, 4(2), 36, 38 John Jr., 4 Olive, 33, 34, 35, 36, 38 Patricia, 4 Patrick, 4 Will, 33 William, 4, 34 WID., 12, 35, 36, 38 HENSON, Kathryn Hahn, 48 HETRICK, Jacob, 12 Noah, 12 HILDENBRAND, Jacob, 12 HILL, A., 34 D.B., 12 D.M., 12 P.P., 34 Thos., 12 HINES, Allie W., 48 Hugh, 48 Thelma, 48 HITCHCOCK, Prancis, 8 HOAD, Y.D., 12 HODGE, Ella, 20 Mrs., 20 HOEDL, Johann, 50 HOPPAMAN, Pearl, 33 HOPPMAN, Anna, 12 Pearl, 34 HOGG, Wm., 12 HOGMAN, Mamie, 33 HOLLOWAY, -55- D.M., 12 HOOBLER, John, 12 HOOK, James, 12 HOUCK, George, 29 HOUK, Alfred, 18 John, 12 HOUR, Walter, 18 HOWELL, Justus, 12 HUBBARD, Gaylord, 18 HUDSON, Harold, 18 HUGHES, J.L.,12 HUMPHREY, Bernice, 18 Lara, 8 HUNTER, Joseph, 31 HURD, Geo. R., 12 -1- ICE, Thomas, 12 IWIG, A., 36 Amelia, 35 J.,34(2) Mary, 34 S., 34 S.S., 35 Saumie, 36 Sarah, 35 -JJACOBS, E.A., 12(2) JOHNSON, Burri, 12 G .M., 12 Lars, 12 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII. No. 1 M.G. , 12 P.J. , 12 Vincent, 12 JOLLY, David, 18 JONES, Jason, 18 Mrs. Frank E., 17 Sara V., 43 -K(KUHN), Fred, 12 KAMPSCHROEDER, Henry, 12 KAHN KANE, James, 12(2) KELLERMAN, Mary, 50 KELLEY, J .A. , 12(2) KELLY, 30 KENNEDY, G.W. , 12 Geo. , 12 KERSTING, Henry (Heirs)', 12(2) KIEFER, Deane, 18 KIGER, A. , 12 KIGER (KIZER), Alex, 12 KINSEY, Claudius, 31 KITCHELL, C.R. , 12 W.W>, 12 KLEIN, Joseph, 8 Joseph R., 8 Judith, 8 Susan, 8 KNIGHT, Lewis, 18 KOHLER, Frank, 13 KOSTENBADER, Anna, 48 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 D.N. , 48 Rose, 48 KROPF, Michael, 13 KUPPER, Geo. , 13 -LLA HUE, C. , 13 C. P. , 13 LAIN, C. , 13 LANGRELL, o. V. , 18 LARSON, Eunice, 50 LAWRENCE, E. , 33 LAWS, Geo. , 13(2) LEAMER, WID. , 13 LEAN, John M., 40 LEMING, John G., 44 Lucy, 44 Martha Ann, 44 R., 43 Sarah G., 44 LEMON, Mr., 43 LIEBST, Louis, 50 LIMING, Nellie, 8 LINDENBERGER, Gerald, 18 LINDORF, Johann H., 50 LINLEY, Alfred, 18 LOBINGER, Paul, 18 LOGAN, Robert, 13 LOHR, John, 13 -56- Mary, 13 LOID, Wayne, 18 LOUK, Max, 18 LUTZ, A., 13 LYNN, Camron, 6 David, 6 -MMCCALL, Moses, 13 MCCARTHY, W.R., 13 MCCLANAHAN , Mary, 13 T.J., 13 MCCOIN, Charles, 18 MCCORMICK, Francis, 42 Lucinda, 42 MCCREIGHT, Ida May, 49 MCGHEE, Lee Roy, 18 MCGREW, Margaret, 41 McGRUE, Margaret, 41' MACHMUELLER, Anne Dorothea, 50 Friedrich, 50 MCKEE, James, 18 McLEAN/MCLANE, Sarah Anne, 44 MCQUISTIN, M., 33 MAGRUE, Margaret, 41 MANION, Claude, 18 MANSFIELD, Joe, 18 MARTIN, David, 13 �INDEX 1'0 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 R.A., 13 S.D., 13 Steven D., 13 W.S., 13 MARX, Joseph, 50 Joseph Jr., 50 MASTERSON, C.J., 13 J.L., 13 MASTIN, C.J., 13 MATHEWS, J., 13 MATNEY, Albert, 3, 7(2), 8(3) Baby, 6 Charles, 2 Daniel David, 2(2), 4, 5(3), 6(2) David, 2 Edd, 6 Ella, 6 Bl1IJlett, 3, 6(2) Enoch, 6 Bsther, 2, 4, 5(3), 6(3) Bva Bell, 2 Bva Evie Bell, 3(3) Francis, 2, 5, 6 Franklin, 3, 7 Gladys, 6 Harvey, 6 Isaac, 2 Isiah, 2 John, 2, 5, 7, 8 John Cecil, 8 Joseph, 2 Julia, 6 Lara, 6 Letha, 7, 8 Lloyd, 6 Louisa, 2, 5 Maria, 2, 4(2) Marion, 3, 6 Mary Jane, 2, 6 Mary Luella, 3, 7 Minurva Jane, 2, 3, 6(2), 7(2) Patricia, 8 Rachel, 8(3) Reece, 2 Reece Bve1yn, 7, 8 Reese, 3(2) Reese Bowen, 6(2), 7(2) Sarilday, 2, 5 Virgil, 6 Virtie, 6 MATSON, Aaron, 41 .Aaron H., 41 Elizabeth, 41 Buphemia, 41 Mary, 41 Philip D., 41 MATI'HBWS, Anna Caroline, 50 Anne, 50 Johann, 50 Wilhelm, 50 MBLLVILLB, Infant, 16 W.G., 16 MENGER, A.G.M., 13 MERWIN, Arthur, 20 Celestia, 20 Hank, 20, 29 Hervy, 20 Marshall, 20 Mr., 20, 21, 24 Mrs., 20, 22, 24(2), 25(2), 26, 28, 29 Rose, 20 Will, 20 MESENHIMER, B.P., 13 Nancy, 13 Wm., 13 MBTZ, John, 18 'MIGLARIO, Mark, 13 MITCHBLB, Robert, 18 MITCHBLL, -57- Blizabeth, 13 J.H., 13 Sarah Anne, 44 MITTELSTAEDT , Anne Blisabeth, 50 MOORB, B.P., 13 J.H., 13 MORRIS, G.W., 13 W.H., 13 MORRISON, B., 35 W., 35 MULL, Roy, 18 MURPHY , (Heirs), 13 Albert, 18 Anna, 13 M.J., 13 MUSSELMAN, John, 18 MYBRS, Leonard, 50 -NNACB, Wm., 13 NEPP, Geo., 35 H., 35 Wm., 35 NICHOL, Will C., 8 NICHOLAS" J .C., 13 M.L., 13(2) NICHOLSON, Rachel,' 7 NICKUM, J.C., 14 NIXON, J. B., 18 NOCHBS, Ramon, 18 NOB, A.G.Y., 14 Hannah, 14 THB PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 Will, 33 Wm., 35, 36 NORWOOD, Rachel, 18 NOYES, Betsy, 14 NUFFER, Christian, 14 Henry, 14 Peter, 14 Phillip, 14 NYE, Emily, 14 -0- O'BRIEN, James, 18 OSBORNE, David, 40 OSBOURN, Raphael, 18 OSBURN, David, 40 OWENS, Virgil, 18 -P- PADGET, Mary, 33 PAINTER, Fred, 33, 34 SalllUel, 14 PALMATEER, Mrs. Perry, 48 PAXTON, Charles, 18 PEART, Mary Louise, 50 Stewart, 50 William B., 50 PENDLETON, E. W., 14 PENNER, John, 18 PENNINGTON, W. S., 14 Wm.', 14 PERKINS, THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 Otis, 18 PETEGISH (PETEFISH), B.S., 14 PETERSON, Leon, 18 PETTYJOHN, James, 18 PHILLIPS, William, 3 PICKENS, Abby, 14 PIERSON, T.M., 14 Thos., 14 PIFFER, Henry, 14 PLATMAN, W., 34 POEHLEjPOEHLEN, Henriette, 50 PONTIUS, A.C., 14 M.E., 14 W., 14 W.D., 14 PORTER, Mr., 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 29 Sarah, 14 Wm.C., 14 PRESSEY, C. F., 14 PULS, C.M., 49 -RRAKE, E.W., 14 RAYMOND, Hila B., 14 14 REINSCH, Herman, 8 Vera, 8 REKOW, Anna C., 50 Christoph, 50 Gottlieb, 50 REYNOLDS, J .M., -58- Arthur, 8 RICHARD, C.A., 48 R.T., 14(2) RICHARDSON, E.A., 14 F .0., 14 G.O., 14 Herman, 14 James, 18 Leo, 18 Phoebe, 14 RICKER, L.S., 14 RIEDERER, Lewis, 18 RODGERS, A., 33 Arthur, 34 E., 34 Earl, 33 Edith, 33, 34 Elmer, 33, 34 Roy, 33, 34 ROGERS, A., 36 Arthur, 35 Bart, 36 C., 35 Edith, 36 Elmer, 35, 36 Everett, 35 Floyd, 35, 36 H.A., 14 H.B., 14 Ira, 36 Roy, 35 ROLLER, Geo., 14 ROSE, Alex, 14 ROUDEBUSH, M. E., 14 RULTZ, Lewis, 33 -S- SAGeS, Robert, 14 �INDEX TO TIlE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 SALVARDA, Peter, 14 SANBORN, Herbert, 18 SCHMIDT, E., 15 SCHOn, J.H.,' 15 SCHULER, George, 18 SCHULTZ, David, 6 Ida Bell, 6 Mr., 6 scon, Walter, 38 SEETIN, Elizabeth, 15 Sanruel, 15 SEUFERT, Edward, 19 SHAFFER, Glen, 36 J., 36 SHANNON, Charles, 19 SHAW, Thos, 15 Thos., 15 Wm., 15 SHIRLEY, F.P., 15 Wilburn, 15 SHOWALTER, Elmer, 19 SINCLAIR, W.T.,15 SINDT, Wayne, 19 SIROKY, Donald, 19 SMITH, E.S.B., 15 Elizabeth, 39, 40 Harley, 5 Mr., 5 W.L., 15 SNOW, Mr., 25, 27, 29 SPENCER, C. T., 15 Cora, 33 Etta, 33 H., 33 Harley, 34, 35, 36 Mary J., 15 O.D., 15 W.F., 15 SPERRY, James, 38 L.J., 38 Lilly May, 38 Nancy J., 38 SPITZER, Carl, 19 SPRUILL, A.B., 3 STANUFFER (STAUFFER), J.S., 15 STAPLES, Norval, 19 STEELE, Joseph Boston, 50 Mary Peart, 50 STEINMETZ, Leo, 19 STEVENS, Henry, 15 STEWART, B., 34 M., 34 STOLAND, Lawrence, 19 STONE, H., 33, 34 H. V., 33 Harry, 35 Herman, 34, 35, 36 Jennie, 33, 34, 35, 36 N.G., 34 Nettie, 33 Thomas, 19 W.E., 15 STORMS, G.T., 15 STOVER, . Ella G., 15 Wm., 15 STUART, -59- E.G., 15 E.J", 15 STULL, LN., 15 S., 15 SULZEN, Adolph, 15 Robert, 15 SWADLEY, H.C., 15 SWIMLBY, Eugene, 19 SWING, Aaron M., 42 Elizabeth, 42 George S., 42 Margaret, 42 Martha, 42 Mary Garland, 42 Michael, 42 Philip B., 42 Ruth, 42 Sarah A., 42 -T- TAYLOR, Mr., 30(2) Orin, 19 TEGART, James, 15 Vivetta, 15 TERRY, Mrs. Susan, 43 THOMAS, Edward, 19 Julia, 6 Orval, 19 THOMPSON, Ethel, 35, 36 M.E., 33 O.J., 15 THORNE, Henry, 19 THURNEAU, Glenn, 19 TIDWELL, Bell,S. Mr., 5 TINIMONS (TIMMONS), THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII~ No.1 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER. Vol. XVII. No. I F.S., 15 TITLE, Bobby Dobbins, 31 TOPPING, James, 15 TREECE, Robert, 19 TREPZ, Howard, 19 TROVILLION, Donald, 19 -UULREY, Susan, 43 UNFRED, Samuel, 19 UNGER, John, 15 -VVAUGHN, Carmine, 20 VEST, Irvin, 19(2) VINCENT, J .C., 15 -WWAIT, Delila, 20 Prances, 20 Isaac, 20 WAITE, Mrs. -Susan, 24 WALRAPER, John, 15 WALTER, Prancis, 15 WALTERS, A.C. , 15 Mrs., 24 Wesley, 20 WARD, T .H., 15 WARNER, Edwin, 19 THE PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No.1 Ethel, 36 Ethel Custard, 37 Eva, 33 M.D.L. , 15 Will, 33 WATKINS, Allie E., 48 L.H., 48 Rose K., 48 WAY, William, 19 WEESE, Herman, 15 WEIBEL, Pred, 15 WEIDLER, Ira, 19 WELCH, M. , 15 WELLS, Minurva Jane, 2, 3 William, 2 WENRICK, C.K. , 15 WILEY, William, 19 WILLIAM, Earl, 19 WILSON, Alva E., 15 O.E. (Heirs), 15 Robert, 19 WINCHESTER, C.M. , 15 WINGERT, Merle, 19 WINSOR, A., 36 D., 36 WINTER, A.K. , 16 M.S. , 16(2) WINTERS, Geo. S.,- 16 M.R. , 16 WINTON, Anastasia, 31 Elizabeth, 31, 32 John, 31 John R., 32 -60- WISE, Dema, 33, 34, 35, 36 Denna, 33, 35 Edith, 36 Eva, 33, 34 Henry, 35, 36 Samuel A., 16 Samuel D., 16 WITHERSPOON, Rev. , 3 WIZER, S.J. , 16 WOITHE, Henrich A., 50 WOODWARD, G.W. (Heirs), 16(2) WooLP, Charles, 19 WORLEY, Joseph, 16 WORTHINGTON, Emily, 33 H. , 33, 34, 35 J. , 34 Lola, 35 W. , 34 Wm. , 35 WOITE, Anne M. , 50 Carl W., 50 WRIGHT, B. , 16 WULPICUHLE, August, 16 Christian, 16 Christopher, 16 Leo, 19 Wm. , 16 WUSKE, Christine, 50 -YYOUNG, Wm. , 16 -ZZEBB, A. , 34 �INDEX TO TBR PIONEER, Vol. XVII, No. 1 Annie, 33 Carrie, 33 Eva, 33 G., 34 Geo., 35 George, 16, 33 J., 34 John, 35, 36(2) ZEEB, Michael, 16 ZIEBRISICE , J.H., 16 -61- THE PIONEER, Vol. xVII, No. 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 17, No. 1: Fall 1993 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1993 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL17_1_FALL1993 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/1c2cce525be92ebe978ac276b6665bb4.pdf 83119a297d1b75ad76d0a5939d8a326a PDF Text Text '" .~ .' \.. \ '! :> Co:;' '. ". �VOL. XVI, No.4 Summer, 1993 -- ; ,. ... .:.,., -=., .• ¥'•.. :;a/ ~.,C - ," - .. ,~ ~ ...,.." .. Pu b I j she d Qua r t e r I)' 8 Y : 'Douslas CountH Genea10sical SocietH P.O. SOX :3 6 64 LAWREN eE] KAN SAS 66046-0664 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • • • . • Vice President • • • • Recording Secretary Correspondin~ SeFretary Treasu~r • . Librarian •• Genealogist •• " Publications. Pioneer Editor ••• Newsletter Editor. COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Ref reshments. • Goodwill. ••• '.Jays and Means. Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman ••• Budget. • . • • • • • • Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Pioneer Committee • Carol '.Jhitson, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Carol Francis, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. 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 and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to ~~ 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m .. Anyone may use. our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. Users must check in at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by \ The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 vol. XVI, No.4 CONTENTS Summer, 1993 PAGE Douglas County Volunteers,1861-65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·· ... 116 Douglas County Postmaster Rolls,1855-67 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133 Letter to the Edi tor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 "old Porch Swing" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .135 Douglas County Adoptions from Probate Journal,v.5, 1917-1921 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Suggestions for records to be copied . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139 Message from the President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ···· ......... 140 Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141 The Pioneer welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR ar the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co., Kansas Genealogical Society IS Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remai1ed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS VOLUNTEERS ~86~-~865 Continued from Vol. XVI, No.2. This list was extracted and alphabetized from the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kansas, Vol. 1, 1861-1865, and another volume for the year 1864, which can be found in the Lawrence Public Library Kansas Collect~on, as well as the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka. The first volume (1865) contains only the 1st through 11th Regiments. In the 1865 report, the Adjutant General notes that his office does not have complete records for all soldiers, and other records are incomplete. Other records conflict so that "a discriminating judgement often has to be exercised." Many cases involve men captured or wounded or who voluntarily returned from desertion where the records did not report this. Likewise, when a whole regiment was mustered out, all its members were usually recorded as being mustered out on that date, regardless of whether they were actually present, out on detached duty or in the hospital. In this extraction, only those who list Doulgas County residences are recorded here, and in many cases the original records did not record the residence. Also, where discrepancies exist between the two volumes, the 1865 volume information is used i f possible, since it was published later and contains many corrections. Some notes indicate which volume was used (1865 is used as the date of the 1861-1865 volume). The 1864 volume lists some birthdates and places where the later volume does not, and these are noted. NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT SHULTZ, John V., pvt. 1 Sep 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Company F, 24 Sep 1864 SHULTZ, John W., pvt. 1 Sep 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence Mustered out with company 31 Aug 1865 SHULTZ, Winfield S., pvt. 20 Feb 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Mustered out 1 Sep 1865 SILIG, Henry W. (See SELIG, Henry W.H. ) SIMON, William, pvt. 8 Mar 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Willow Springs Promoted Corporal 15 Apr 1862 SIMONS, William, Corp. 8 Mar 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Willow Springs Mustered out 7 Mar 1865 at Ft. Scott, KS SKAGGS, Michael, pvt. 31 Mar 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City Age 26, b. IN SLAUGHTER, Matthew, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Lawrence 6 Feb 1862 Transferred to Company L, 18 Mar 1865, to make good time lost by desertion SLAUGHTER, Matthew, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Lawrence 6 Feb 1862 Discharged for disability 11 May 1865 at Lewisburg, AR SMITH, A.F., pvt. 10 Feb 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Age 15, b. OH MUSTER IN 14 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 22 Feb 1864 8 Mar 1862 8 Mar 1862 13 Aug 1863 �I-' I-' -...) SMITH, Aaron V., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 24, b. OH. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, SMITH, Abram, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E SMITH, Andrew J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Age 18, b. OH. Assigned to New Company A SMITH, Andrew J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Mustered out 17 Mar 1865 SMITH, Andrew J., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E SMITH, Benton, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Sergeant 13 Sep 1861 SMITH, Benton, Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 21, b. ME. Promoted 1st Sergeant 22 Aug 1862 SMITH, Benton, 1st Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted 2nd Lieutenant 27 Jan 1863 SMITH, Benton, 2nd Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Resigned 8 Apr 1864 SMITH, Charles, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 30, b. TN. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 .. SMITH, Eber P., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 32, b. ME. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. SMITH, E. W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 24, b. ME. Promoted Corporal 28 Sep 1861 SMITH, E. W., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Sergeant 1 Feb 1862 SMITH, E.W. , Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A No evidence of muster out on file SMITH, George, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Age 43, b. Germany SMITH, George L., pvt. 16th Infantry, Co. F Age 34, b. Germany SMITH, James C, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Assigned to Company L, 18 Mar 1865 . SMITH, James L., Farrier 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Assigned to Company L, 18 Mar 1865 SMITH, James L., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Promoted Farrier 28 Mar 1865 SMITH, James L., Farrier 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. SMITH, John, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Douglas Co. KS Lawrence Brooklyn 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 1 Sep 1862 18 May 1862 30 Jun 1863 Brooklyn 18 May 1862 30 Jun 1863 Lawrence Bloomington 3 Sep 1862 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Bloomington 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Bloomington 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 27 Jan 1863 Bloomington 26 Feb 1864 21 Jan 1864 Lawrence 1865 volume lists residence as Delaware 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 1865 volume lists residence as Marion 28 Sep 1861 Clinton 23 Sep 1861 Clinton 23 Sep 1861 23 Sep 1861 Clinton 23 Sep 1861 23 Sep 1861 Baldwin City 20 Feb 1864 Lawrence 26 Jul 1864 Lawrence 10 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 Wakarusa 10 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 Lawrence 10 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 Waldron, AR 12 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 Willow Springs 20 Aug 1862 �NAME, RANK REMARKS I-' I-' 00 REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 13 Sep 1861 SMITH, Salathiel, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 Douglas Co. Age 27, b. OH. Discharged for disability 29 Aug 1864 30 Mar 1864 SMITH, Walter A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence Age 18, b. NY. Promoted Sergeant; mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 30 Mar 1864 SMITH, Walter A., Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 30 Mar 1864 Marion Reduced to ranks 20 Dec 1864 19 Aug 1862 SMOOT, John E., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 19 Aug 1862 Age 26, b. OH. Assigned to New Company A 19 Aug 1862 SMOOT, John E., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence 19 Aug 1862 Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 20 Jun 1861 SNOOK, John, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 21. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Paris SNOOKS, John (See SNOOK, John) 14 Sep 1864 SOUTH, Thomas, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 19 Aug 1864 Transferred to Company H, 24 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 SOUTH, Thomas, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. H Lawrence 19 Aug 1864 Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865 1 Jun 1861 SOWERS, William, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 42, b. PA. Died in hospital at Trenton, TN 15 Sep 1862 20 Jun 1861 SPAIN, George, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 21. Wounded at battle of Wilson's Creek, MO. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Trading Post 3 Jun 1861 SPECKLEMAN, Frederick, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Age 31, b. Germany. Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO, and 14 Sep 1863; mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 SPECOLMAN, F. (See SPECKLEMAN, Frederick) 21 Mar 1861 21 Mar 1861 SPENCE, Milton, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 26, b. OH. Wounded near Providence, LA, 10 Feb 1863. Assigned to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 26 May 1864 SPENCE, Milton, pvt. 21 Mar 1862 21 Mar 1862 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Lawrence Mustered out 4 May 1865 SPENCER, John W., pvt. 19 Aug 1862 19 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. A Big Springs Age 19, b. KY. Assigned to New Company A SPENCER, John W., pvt. 19 Aug 1862 19 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Big Springs Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 19 Aug 1862 SPENCER, William F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 19 Aug 1862 Big Springs Age 20, b. KY. Assigned to New Company A �19 Aug 1862 19 Aug 1862 SPENCER, William F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Big springs Mustered out 25 Jun 1865 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 SPERRY, Levi J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 SPERRY, Levi J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 36, b. NY. Mustered out 21 Jul 1865 3 Jun 1861 SPICER, Newell W., 1st Lt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Promoted Captain 26 May 1862 26 May 1862 SPICER, Newell W., Capt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 31. Promoted Lt. Col. 1 Jun 1863 15 Jun 1863 SPICER, Newell W., Lt. Col. 1st Infantry, Staff Lawrence Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 20 Jun 1861 SPITZLEY, Joseph, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 20. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1864 volume lists residence as Osage Co. ST. JOHN, Marcena, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 26 Feb 1864 26 Feb 1864 Age 25, b. NY. Promoted Corporal 29 Apr 1864. 1865 volume lists residence as Centropolis ST. JOHN, Marcena, Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Centropolis 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Promoted Sergeant 11 Apr 1865 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 ST. JOHN, Marcena, Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Centropolis Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 26 Feb 1864 ST. JOHN, Henry H., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 26 Feb 1864 Age 22, b. NY. Promoted Saddler Apr 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Centropolis 26 Feb 1864 ST. JOHN, Henry H., Saddler 11th Cavalry, Co. M Centropolis 26 Feb 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 20 Sep 1862 20 Sep 1862 ST. MATTHEWS, George W., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Promoted Corporal, 1 Apr 1863 20 Sep 1862 20 Sep 1862 ST. MATTHEWS, George W., Corp. 2nd Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865. Was prisoner of war, captured near Ft. Gibson, C.N., 16 Sep 1865 4 Aug 1863 ST. MATTHEWS, George W., Corp. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Lawrence 20 Sep 1862 Mustered out 11 Aug 1865, Leavenworth, KS 20 Jun 1861 STANDAN, Christian, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D 14 May 1861 Lawrence Age 39. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1864 volume lists residence as Osage Co. STANDAU, Christian (See STANDAN, Christian) STAR, John, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L 9 Sep 1863 Eudora Age 35, b. Indian Territory 10 Sep 1862 STAUFFER, Peter, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. A 10 Sep 1862 Willow Springs Died of chronic dysentery at Ft. Smith, AR, 13 Nov 1864 28 Sep 1861 STEELE, Amzi J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 23 Sep 1861 Bloomington Age 20, b. OH. Promoted Corporal 28 Sep 1861 �NAME, RANK REMARKS ~ o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN STEEL, Amzi J., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington 28 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 Promoted Sergeant 1 Dec 1861 STEELE, Amzi J., sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington 28 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 Promoted 1st Sergeant 27 Jan 1863 STEELE, Amzi J., 1st Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington 28 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 Promoted 1st Lieutenant 19 Jul 1863 STEELE, Amzi J., 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington 19 Jul 1863 Assigned to New Company A 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Bloomington 16 Feb 1865 STEELE, Amzi J., Capt. Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall'S Bluff, AR STEPHENS, Henry, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. L Lecompton 1 May 1863 12 May 1863 Age 18, b. IA. Promoted Bugler STEPHENS, Henry, Bugler 5th Cavalry, Co. L Lecompton 1 May 1863 12 May 1863 Transferred to New Company B, KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 STEPHENS, John (See STEVENS, John) STEPHENSON, James W., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Baldwin City 18 Mar 1862 18 Mar 1862 Promoted 1st Lieutenant, 4th Arkansas Cavalry, 26 Mar 1864 STERNBERGH, Thomas J., 1st Lt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 20 Jun 1861 Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 STEVENS, John, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Lawrence 10 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 Assigned to Company L, 18 Mar 1865 STEVENS, John, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Lawrence 19 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. STEVENS, Phenius, Waggoner 3rd Battery Lt. Artillery Douglas 26 Nov 1861 Age 32, b. NY STEWART, George W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 1 Sep 1862 STEWART, James R., Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 31. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Burlingame STEWART, John E., Capt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 Age 34, b. England. Mustered out 25 Oct 1864, Leavenworth, KS STEWART, William, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 24, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 1 Sep 1861; mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 STEWART, William, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 24, b. PA. Reduced 3 Nov 1863 1 Mar 1864 STIFF, John, pvt. Lawrence 16th Cavalry, Co. I Age 45, b. OH 2 Nov 1863 Willow springs STILES, Asa T., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 16, b. MO �STINER, William, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 23 Mar 1863 23 Mar 1864 Age 24, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Jefferson Co. STITER, William, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Willow Springs 30 Aug 1862 STONE, Elijah, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L Eudora 9 Aug 1863 Age 18, b. MO STONE, George L., pvt. 20 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. A 20 Aug 1862 Big Springs Age 23, b. OH. Assigned to New Company A STONE, George L., pvt. 20 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Big Springs 20 Aug 1862 Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 STONE, John W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. 0 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Promoted Sergeant 3 Jun 1861 STONE, John W., Sgt. 3 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. 0 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence Age 31, b. NY. Promoted 2nd Lt. 12 Sep 1861 STONE, John W., 2nd Lt. 12 Sep 1861 1st Infantry, Co. 0 Lawrence Age 31. Promoted 1st Lt. 16 May 1862 STONE, John W., 1st Lt. 26 May 1862 1st Infantry, Co. 0 Lawrence Resigned 19 Jan 1863 STUBBLEFIELD, James, pvt. 6 Sep 1862 Lawrence 12th Infantry, Co. E SULLIVAN, Daniel, pvt. 13 Aug 1863 2nd Cavalry, Co. G 23 Apr 1862 Lawrence Assigned to New Company 0, 18 Mar 1865 SULLIVAN, Daniel, pvt. 13 Aug 1863 2nd Cavalry, New Co. 0 Lawrence 23 Apr 1862 Mustered out 30 Apr 1865, Little Rock, AR SUMMERS, A.D., pvt. 18 Aug 1862 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora SUTTON, John R., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G 10 Nov 1863 Willow Springs Age 18, b. MO SWANEY, William T., pvt. 20 Jun 1861 2nd Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 21. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Trading Post SWARTWOOD, Jacob, pvt. 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Junction City SWEENE, John, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. 0 29 Dec 1863 Lawrence Age 26, b. Newfoundland SWIFT, Francis P., Capt. 3 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. 0 Lawrence Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO; resigned 26 May 1862 TABER, Stephen C., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. A Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 30. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1864 volume lists residence as Topeka, Shawnee Co. TACKETT, Charles W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 30 Aug 1862 TAYLOR, Joshua, pvt. 4 Mar 1862 10th Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 1 Feb 1862 Age 20, b. MA. Killed in action 7 Dec 1862, Prairie Grove, AR TAYLOR, William J., pvt. 25 May 1864 26 Apr 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. E Rock Creek Transferred to Company F., 24 Sep 1864 �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN TAYLOR, William J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. F Rock Creek 26 Apr 1864 25 May 1864 Absent sick at date of muster of company; no evidence of muster out on file TENNY, Marcus D., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. E Baldwin City 15 Aug 1861 Age 35. Promoted Sergeant Major TENNY, Marcus D., Sgt. Major 10th Infantry, Staff Baldwin City 15 Aug 1861 Promoted Captain, 1st KS Battery, 27 Aug 1863 TENNY, M.D., 1st Lt. 1st Battery Light Artillery 10 Jul 1863 Age 38. Promoted Captain TENNY, M.D., Capt. 1st Battery Light Artillery 27 Aug 1863 Age 38 THACHER, Luin K., 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. G Lawrence 1 May 1862 Born NY. Promoted Adjutant 14 Oct 1862. 1865 volume gives residence as Kansas City, MO THACHER, Luin K., Adj. 9th Cavalry, Staff Kansas City, MO 14 oCT 1862 ·Promoted Major, 5 Jan 1863 THACHER, Luin K., Maj. 9th Cavalry, Staff Kansas City, MO 5 Jan 1863 Mustered out 25 Nov 1864, DeVall's Bluff, AR; wounded in skirmish, Osage River, MO, 1863 THOMAS, Edward, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. 0 Lawrence 1 Sep 1863 Age 25, b. ME. Promoted Sergeant THOMAS, Edward, Sgt. 15th Cavalry, Co. 0 Lawrence 1 Sep 1863 Age 25, b. ME THOMAS, Moses L., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 24 Feb 1864 24 Feb 1864 Age 18, b. MO. Killed in action, 21 Oct 1864, Little Blue, MO. 1865 volume lists residence as Chelsea THOMPSON, Edward D., 3rd Lt. 2nd Infantry, Co. 0 Lawrence Age 23. Promoted 1st Lt. and Adjutant on Col. MITCHELL's staff, 25 May. 1861 THOMPSON, Edward D., Adjutant 20 Jun 1861 2nd Infantry, Staff Lawrence Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 THOMPSON, S.W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 28 Aug 1862 Lawrence THORN BROUGH , Alfred, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. H 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Prairie City Age 24. Deserted 20 Jul 1861 THORP, Albert A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 Lawrence Age 19, b. NY. Assigned to New Company B THORP, Albert A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lawrence 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 Discharged for disability 29 Mar 1865, Leavenworth, KS TILKAL, Carl (See TILTRAL, Carl) TILTON, William A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 30 Jul 1864 12 May 1864 Lawrence Transferred to Company K, 24 Sep 1864 TILTON, William A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K 30 Jul 1864 12 May 1864 Lawrence Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865 �4 Mar 1862 1 Jan 1862 TILTRAL, Carl, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. B Lawrence date given as 15 Dec 1861 Age 42, b. Prussia. Assigned to New Company C. 1864 volume enlistment 1 Jan 1862 4 Mar 1862 TILTRAL, Carl, pvt. 10th Infantry, New Co. C Lawrence Mustered out 15 Dec 1864, Nashville, TN TINKHAM, Andrew, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun1 861 Age 22, b. ME. Discharged for disability 18 Oct 1861, St. Louis, MO on account of wounds received in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO 4 Mar 1862 1 Feb 1862 TITUS, Joseph, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. B Lawrence Promoted Corporal 1 Feb 1862 4 Mar 1862 1 Feb 1862 Lawrence TITUS, Joseph, Corp. 10th Infantry, Co. B Age 18, b. IN. Deserted, Wyandotte, KS, 19 Apr 1862 30 Mar 1864 TOMLALIM, Benjamin, pvt. Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. K Age 18, b. IL 30 Mar 1864 TOMLALIM, James M., pvt. Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. K Age 24, b. IL 26 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 TOMPKINS, Caius M., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Paris Age 27. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as TOLLE, Alex. o. (See TOOLE, Alexander 0.) TOOLE, Alexander 0., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Douglas Co. 14 Nov 1861 7 Feb 1862 Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out 18 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS TOWN, Cornelius G., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 26 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Age 19, b. NY. Discharged for disability 13 Jun 1864, Lawrence, KS. 1865 volume lists residence as Mission Creek 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 TOZIER, Charles W., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence residence as Junction City Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives 22 Dec 1863 TURLLESON, F., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 35, b. Denmark UNDERWOOD, Emanuel S., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. VA. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Topeka UPDEGRAFF, Daniel, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 20 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 18, b. IN. Promoted Corporal 10 Oct 1863. 1864 volume lists residence as Topeka, Shawnee Co. UPDEGRAFF, Daniel, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 4 Jan 1864 16- Feb 1864 Re-enlisted veteran, transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 16 feb 1864 4 Jan 1864 UPDEGRAFF, Daniel, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Promoted Corporal; mustered out 13 Sep 1865, St. Louis, MO 16 Feb 1864 4 Jan 1864 UPDEGRAFF, Daniel, Corp. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Reduced Feb 1865 URECH, Casper (See WRECH, Casper) 17 Aug 1863 10 Aug 1863 VAN ANSDALE, Henry, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence Age 18, b. NY. Assigned to New Company C �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 19 Aug 1863 VAN ANSDALE, Henry, pvt. 10 Aug 1863 9th Cavalry, New Co. C Lawrence Deserted, DeVall's Bluff, AR, 29 Jun 1865 VANDERSLICE, Jacob, pvt. 1 Apr 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. K Prairie City Age 44, b. KY 12 Oct 1861 VAN GEUDER, Alexander, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D 12 Oct 1861 Lawrence Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 7 Nov 1861 VANGEUDER, Alexander, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 7 Nov 1861 Promoted Battalion Sergeant Major; mustered out 8 Nov 1864, New Orleans, LA 7 Nov 1861 VANGEUDER, Alexander, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence 7 Nov 1861 Transferred to Company H, 1 Mar 1862 7 Nov 1861 VAN GEUDER, Alexander, Batt Sgt Maj 2nd Cavalry, Staff 7 Nov 1861 Lawrence Transferred to Co. H as Sergeant 14 Oct 1862 7 Nov 1861 VANGEUDER, Alexander, Sgt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H 7 Nov 1861 Lawrence Reduced to ranks VAN HORN, Joseph L., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 6 Sep 1862 Lawrence 1 Jun 1861 20 May 1861 VANSYCKLE, Samuel B., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 43, b. MA. Died Topeka, KS May 1862 9 Nov 1861 VARNUM, Frank B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B 9 Nov 1861 Douglas Co. Age 23, b. ME. Promoted Farrier 9 Nov 1861 VARNUM, Frank B., Farrier 9th Cavalry, Co. B 9 Nov 1861 Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS VAUGHN, Nathaniel C., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 27, b. OH. Deserted Hannibal, MO 28 Apr 1862. 1864 volume lists desertion date as 28 Sep 1861 VAUGHN, Robert E., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 18 Nov 1861 18 Nov 1861 Age 22, b. NY. Deserted Memphis, TN 18 Jan 1863 VILES, Vardamos, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Douglas Co. 3 Dec 1861 7 Feb 1862 Age 44, b. KY. Discharged on Surgeon's Certificate of Disability 17 Jul 1862. 1865 volume gives residence as Franklin Co. VILLZE, Vandaman (See VILES, Vardamos) VIRIANE, Francisco (See VIVIANNA, Francis) VIVIANNA, Francis, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun1 861 Age 30, b. Italy. Deserted, Leavenworth, KS 27 May 1862 WADSWORTH, Edson F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 23 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. MA. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Marion WADSWORTH, Stephen, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 13 Sep 1863 5 Nov 1863 Age 20, b. MA. Mustered out 1 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Marion WAGMIRE, Daniel (See WAYMIRE, Daniel) WAGMIRE, Fred (See WAYMIRE, Frederick) �WAGMlRE, Isaac (See WAYMIRE, Isaac) WALBRIDGE, Jerome, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 22. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Junction City WALKER, James L., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence 27 Dec 1862 10 Jun 1863 Age 18, b. PA. Promoted 1st Lieutenant, Company D, 16th KS Cavalry, 23 Mar 1865 WALKER, Jerry, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City 20 Dec 1863 Age 18, b. NY WALKER, Samuel, Capt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 1 Jun 1861 Promoted Major 5th KS Cavalry 24 May 1862 WALKER, Samuel, Maj. 5th Cavalry, Staff Lawrence 24 May 1864 Promoted Lt. Col., 16th KS Cavalry, 29 Oct 1864 WALKER, Samuel, Lt. Col. 16th Cavalry, Staff Kanwaka 8 Oct 1864 Age 42, b. PA. Commissioned u.S. Brevet Brigadier General, 13 Mar 1865, by the President WALLACE, E.L., pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence 27 Aug 1863 Age 30, b. IN WALLACE, John A., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence 26 Jul 1864 Age 20, b. NC WALLACE, Wilikin M., pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence 27 Aug 1863 Age 35, b. IN 12 Oct 1861 WALTON, Amos, pvt. 12 Oct 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 24, b. PA. Promoted Quartermaster Sergeant 13 Jun 1862 12 Oct 1861 WALTON, Amos, Qm. Sgt. 12 Oct 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 24, b. PA. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 12 Oct 1861 WALTON, John, pvt. 12 Oct 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 29, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 6 Jun 1862 12 Oct 1861 WALTON, John, Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. B 12 Oct 1861 Age 29, b. PA. Promoted Sergeant 25 May 1863 12 Oct 1861 WALTON, John, Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 12 Oct 1861 Age 29, b. PA. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 25 May 1861 1 Jun1 861 WARD, John L., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 26, b. Ireland. Discharged for disability on account of wounds, 9 Oct 1861, Chillicothe, MO 21 Aug 1862 WARREN, Edward C., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 21 Nov 1863 WARREN, Samuel P., R.Quartermaster 15th Cavalry, Staff Baldwin Age 20, b. NH WATSON, Amos (See WALTON, AmOS) WATSON, John (See WALTON, John) 30 Aug 1862 WATTS, Thomas D., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence WAUGH, Newton S. (See WAUGH, S.N.) 22 Oct 1861 WAUGH, S.N., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B 22 Oct 1861 Age 20, b. IN. Promoted Corporal 20 Nov 1861 �NAME, RANK REMARKS ...... N 0'1 REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 22 Oct 1861 WAUGH, S.N. , Corp. 22 Oct 1861 Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 20, b. IN. Promoted Sergeant 6 Jun 1863 22 Oct 1861 WAUGH, S.N. , Sgt. 22 Oct 1861 Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 20, b. IN. Died 8 Ju1 1863 of wounds received in skirmish with Ute Indians 7 Jul 1863 near Ft. Halleck, Idaho 20 Jun 1861 WAY, Davidson R., pvt. 14 May 1861 Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co. F Age 20. Transferred to Staff Hospital Steward 20 Jun 1861 WAY, Davidson R., Hosp. Steward 14 May 1861 Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Staff Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 15 Apr 1862 WAYMIRE, Daniel, pvt. 15 Apr 1862 Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 18, b. MO. Assigned to New Company A 15 Apr 1862 WAYMIRE, Daniel, pvt. 15 Apr 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Mustered out 15 Apr 1865 10 Oct 1861 WAYMIRE, Frederick, pvt. 2 Oct 1861 Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 29, b. IN. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 7 Oct 1861 WAYMIRE, Harrison, pvt. 7 Oct 1861 Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co . A Age 21, b. IN. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 23 Jun 1862 WAYMIRE, Isaac, pvt. 23 Jun 1862 Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 18, b. MO. Assigned to New Company A 23 Jun 1862 WAYMIRE, Isaac, pvt. 23 Jun 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Died of disease, DeVall's Bluff, AR, 18 Apr 1865 WEBBER, George R. (See WEBBER, Leigh R.) 7 Feb 1862 WEBBER, Jacob, pvt. 14 Dec 1861 Douglas Co. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Age 44, b. Germany. Discharged for disability 10 Ju1 1864, Pine Bluff, AR 3 Jun 1861 WEBBER, Leigh R., pvt. 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 31, b. ME. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO WEBBER, Maltis B., pvt. 20 Nov 1863 Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 22, b. Prussia 7 Feb 1862 14 Nov 1861 WEBBER, Sebastian, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Black Jack Age 18, b. WI. Killed in action 25 May 1863 near Helena, AR 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 WELCH, Charles W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 18, b. IL. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Topeka 27 Dec 1863 WELLS, Solon T., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City Age 18, b. IN WENTWORTH, Edwin A, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrnece 26 Feb 1864 26 Feb 1864 Age 19, b. RI. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Topeka WESSELL, John W. (See WESSELLS, John H.) �13 Sep 1861 WESSELLS, John H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 13 Sep 1861 Age 23, b. NY. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS WEST, James, pvt. 7 Feb 1862 14 Nov 1861 5th Cavalry, Co. I Douglas Co. Age 18, b. IN. Mustered out 18 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS WEST, Joseph, pvt. 9 Sep 1862 12th Infantry, Co. G Lawrence Age 16, b. Ireland 29 Feb 1864 WHALEY, Frederick, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 29 Feb 1864 Lawrence Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 29 Feb 1864 WHALEY, Frederick, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 29 Feb 1864 Lawrence Age 17, b. England. Killed in action, 21 Oct 1864, Little Blue, MO WHEELER, Cyrus S. (See WHELAN, Cyrus S.) WHEELER, Henry, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 34. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Junction City WHEELER, Samuel, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 18 Aug 1862 24 Jul 1861 WHELAN, Cyrus S., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 Age 24, b. MI. No evidence of muster out on file 1 Jun 1861 WHITE, Albert, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 35, b. OH. Transferred to 2nd KS Volunteers, 9 Jul 1861 19 Oct 1861 WHITE, Austin, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 10 Oct 1861 Bloomington Age 23, b. KY. Discharged for disability 18 Mar 1863, Olathe, KS 7 Oct 1861 WHITE, Morris E., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 3 Oct 1861 Douglas Co. Age 18, b. MA. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS WHITE, William, pvt. 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 24, b. PA. Deserted Ft. Riley, KS 17 May 1862. 1864 volume lists desertion date as 17 May 1863 WHITLOE, Alexander, pvt. 23 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, Co. B Wakarusa Assigned to New Company B WHITLOE, Alexander C., pvt. 23 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Wakarusa Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR WHITLOE, Frank J., pvt. 23 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, Co. B Wakarusa Assigned to New Company B WHITLOE, Frank J., pvt. 23 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Wakarusa Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR WHITLOE, James Mc., pvt. 23 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, Co. B Wakarusa Assigned to New Company B 23 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Wakarusa WHITLOE, James M., pvt. 23 Mar 1864 Died of disease, DeVall's Bluff, AR, 23 Mar 1865 13 Aug 1863 WHITMORE, Alexander, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. G 5 Mar 1863 Lawrence Assigned to New Company D, 18 Mar 1865 13 Aug 1863 WHITMORE, Alexander, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. D Lawrence 5 Mar 1863 Deserted at Leavenworth, KS, 1 Apr 1865 �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT WHITTEN, James, pvt. 31 Mar Baldwin City 9th Cavalry, Co. B Assigned to New Company B WHITTEN, James, pvt. 31 Mar 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Baldwin City Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR WICKER, Frank, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F 25 May Lawrence Age 26, b. IL. Deserted Springfield, MO 10 Aug 1861 WICKS, William M., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. I 25 Jul Lawrence Age 18, b. PA. Re-enlisted as veteran WICKS, William M., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. I 31 Dec Lawrence Assigned to New Company B WICKS, William M., pvt. 31 Dec 10th Infantry, New Co. B Lawrence Promoted Sergeant 31 Dec WICKS, William M., Sgt. 10th Infantry, New Co. B Lawrence Promoted 1st Sergeant 1 Jan 1865 WICKS, William M., 1st Sgt. 10th Infantry, New Co. B Lawrence 31 Dec Promoted 2nd Lieutenant 14 May 1865 WICKS, William M., 2nd Lt. 10th Infantry, New Co. B Lawrence Mustered out with regiment 30 Aug 1865 WILBAR, Oliver (See WILBUR, Oliver) WILBUR, Oliver, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May Age 22. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as WILBUR, Oliver, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. G Lecompton 23 Aug Age 23, b. NY. Mustered out with company 13 Jun 1865 14 May WILCOX, Herman, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. E Lawrence Age 27. Mustered out with regiment 10 Oct 1861. 1864 volume lists residence as 14 May WILEY, Alfred, Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Co. C Lawrence Age 22. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 WILEY, Elza, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep Lawrence Age 27, b. OH. Promoted Corporal 1 Dec 1862 WILEY, Elza, Corp. 13 Sep 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS WILEY, John W., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May Age 25. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, volume lists residence as Osage Co. WILKINS, Abner, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 20 Feb Mustered out 1 Sep 1865 WILKINS, Jesse, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. 25 Sep Age 44, b. OH. Promoted Bugler; mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS MUSTER IN 1864 31 Mar 1864 1864 31 Mar 1864 1861 1 Jun 1861 1861 27 Feb 1862 1863 21 Feb 1864 1863 21 Feb 1864 1863 21 Feb 1864 1863 21 Feb 1864 14 May 1865 1861 20 Jun 1861 Junction City 1862 12 Sep 1862 1861 20 Jun 1861 Anderson Co. 1861 20 Jun 1861 1861 13 Sep 1861 1861 13 Sep 1861 1861 20 Jun 1861 Wilson's Creek, MO. 1864 1864 22 Feb 1864 1861 19 Oct 1861 �WILKINS, Jesse, Bugler 25 Sep 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Reduced to ranks WILKINS, Theodore, pvt. 23 Jun 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 18, b. OH. Assigned to New Company A WILKINS, Theodore, pvt. 23 Jun 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Mustered out 22 Jun 1865 5 Oct 1861 WILLETT, Humphrey W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Prairie City Age 24, b. PA. Promoted Quartermaster Sergeant 1 Oct 1862 5 Oct 1861 WILLETT, Humphrey W., Qm. Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Prairie City Promoted Sergeant Major 1 Jul 1863 5 Oct 1861 WILLETT, Humphrey W., Sgt. Maj. 9th Cavalry, Staff Prairie City Reduced to ranks and assigned to Company A, 18 Oct 1864 5 Oct 1861 WILLETT, Oliver P., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Prairie City Age 28, b. PA. Killed in action while on det. service with 1st I.H.G.; was serving as mustered WILLEY, James A., pvt. 10 Sep 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Lawrence Assigned to Company L, 18 Mar 1865 WILLEY, James A., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Lawrence 10 Sep 1862 Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. WILLIAMS, Clarence J., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence 2 Oc~ 1861 Promoted 1st Sergeant 24 Nov 1861; Promoted 1st Lt. 20 Oct 1863 WILLIAMS, Clarence J., 1st Sgt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence 2 Oct 1861 Age 22. Reduced to ranks 28 Mar 1862. 1864 volume lists residence as Burlington WILLIAMS, Clarence J., 1st Lt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Promoted 1st Lt. and Regimental Quartermaster 7 Dec 1864; wounded in left shoulder 20 WILLIAMS, Clarence J., Q.M. 2nd Cavalry, Staff Lawrence Mustered out 22 Jun 1865 at Ft. Gibson, C.N. 22 Oct 1861 WILLIAMS, Hugh W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 31, b. CT. Promoted Sergeant 20 Nov 1861 WILLIAMS, Hugh W., Sgt. 22 Oct 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 31, b. CT. Promoted 1st Sergeant 1 Jun 1862 WILLIAMS, Hugh W., 1st Sgt. 22 Oct 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. B Promoted 2nd Lt. 17 May 1863 WILLIAMS, Hugh W., 2nd Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Resigned 8 Apr 1864 14 May 1861 WILLIAMS, James K., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 28. Transferred to Staff Fife Major 14 May 1861 WILLIAMS, J.K., F. Maj. 2nd Infantry, Staff Lawrence Age 28. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 18 Oct 1861 23 Jun 1862 23 Jun 1862 7 Oct 1861 7 Oct 1861 7 Oct 1861 7 Oct 1861 captain, but not 13 Aug 1863 13 Aug 1863 2 Oct 1861 2 Oct 1861 20 Oct 1863 Dec 1863 in AR 8 Dec 1864 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 17 May 1863 20 Jun 1861 20 Jun 1861 �NAME, RANK REMARKS I-' W o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN WILLIAMS, Stephen, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 26 Mar 1864 26 Mar 1864 Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 WILLIAMS, Stephen, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 26 Mar 1864 26 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. IN. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 WILLIAMS, W.M., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 28 Aug 1862 WILLIS, Austin K. (See MILLS, Austin R.) WILLIS, Stephen J., 1st Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Age 41, b. NY. Promoted 1st Lieutenant, Co. A, 10th KS Volunteer Infantry, 22 Aug 1862 WILLIS, Stephen J., 1st Lt. 10th Infantry, Co. A Lawrence 26 Aug 1862 Age 41, b. NY. Transferred as 1st Lieutenant, Company F, 4th Regiment V.R.C., 7 Nov 1863; severely wounded in right hip in action, 7 Dec 1862, Prairie Grove, AR WILSON, Allen R., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 26 Feb 1864 26 Feb 1864 Age 35, b. IL. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865; Wounded in shoulder in action 21 Oct 1864, Little Blue, MO. 1865 volume lists residence as Centropolis 21 Dec 1861 WILSON, Benjamin, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. 0 Lawrence 21 Dec 1861 Age 27, b. MO. Assigned to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry, Co. 0, Jun 1864 21 Dec 1861 WILSON, Benjamin R., pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New 0 Lawrence 21 Dec 1861 Mustered out 7 Jan 1865 22 Mar 1864 WILSON, Josiah T., pvt. 22 Mar 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 18, b. KY. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Jefferson Co. WING, Clark J., Corp. 9 Sep 1862 2nd Battery Lt. Artillery Prairie City Age 28, b. VT. Promoted to u.S. Colored Volunteers, 3 Nov 1863 20 Jun 1861 WINNINGHAM, Jackson, pvt. 14 May 1861 2nd Infantry, Co. H Age 24. Deserted 20 Jul 1861 1 Jun 1861 WINSTON, William, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F 25 May 1861 Lawrence Age 23, b. NY. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO 7 Oct 1861 WINTON, John R., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 5 Oct 1861 Douglas Co. Age 37, b. KY. Transferred to Company B, 14 Nov 1861 2 Oct 1861 WINTON, John R., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 2 Oct 1861 Age 37, b •.KY. Transferred to Company G, 8th KS Volunteers, 1 Dec 1861 2 Oct 1861 WINTON, John R., pvt. 8th Infantry, Co. G Douglas Co. 2 Oct 1861 Age 37, b. KY. Mustered out 4 Nov 1864, Chattanooga, TN. 1865 volume lists residence as Doniphan Co. WISCOLNBE, Wm. H. (See WISCOMBE, William H.) WISCOMBE, Walter H., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 26 Feb 1864 26 Feb 1864 Age 19, b. England. Discharged for disability 27 Feb 1865, Ft. Leavenworth, KS, on account of wounds received in action 21 Oct 1864, Little Blue, MO. 1865 volume lists residence as Marion WISCOMBE, William H., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 13 Sep 1863 5 Nov 1863 Age 21, b. England. Mustered out 28 Jun 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Marion �I-' W I-' 13 Sep 1861 WISE, John, pvt. Lawrence 13 Sep 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 26, b. PA. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS WITHERBE, Seymore, pvt. 25 Jan 1863 Lawrence 12th Infantry, Co. E Age 28 WOLF, William K., pvt. 9 Sep 1862 Black Jack 12th Infantry, Co. I Age 21, b. PA WOLF, William W. (See WOOLF, William W.) 10 Oct 1861 WOOD, John H., pvt. 10 Oct 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Clinton Age 25, b. MO. Promoted Farrier, 21 Jul 1864. Middle initial W. in 1864 volume 10 Oct 1861 WOOD, John H., Farrier 10 Oct 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Clinton Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS WOOD, Zachariah C. (See WOODS, Zachariah C.) WOODBURY, Nathan, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence 12 Nov 1861 12 Nov 1861 Deserted at Ft. Leavenworth, KS, 3 Jan 1862 WOODS, John A., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. L Eudora 1 Jul 1863 1 Jul 1863 Age 18, b. IN. Discharged for disability WOODS, Samuel, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Wakarusa 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 Age 41, b. NC. Promoted Blacksmith 20 Apr 1864. 1864 volume lists residence as Lawrence 29 Feb 1864 WOODS, Samuel, Blacksmith 11th Cavalry, Co. M Wakarusa 29 Feb 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 14 Sep 1864 WOODS, Zacharias C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 1 Sep 1864 Transferred to Company I, 24 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 WOODS, Zachariah C., Farrier 11th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence 1 Sep 1864 Mustered out with Company 26 Sep 1865 4 Oct 1861 WOODWARD, J.B., Surgeon 10th Infantry, Staff Lawrence Resigned 20 May 1864 7 Oct 1861 WOODWARD, Joseph S., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 7 Oct 1861 Age 25, b. IN. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 24 Jul 1861 WOOLF, William W., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 Age 26, b. MA. Deserted, Ft. Scott, KS, 15 Jun 1862 7 Oct 1861 WRECH, Casper, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 28 Sep 1861 Age 41, b. Switzerland. Promoted Corporal 1 Feb 1862 7 Oct 1861 WRECH, Casper, Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 28 Sep 1861 Promoted Sergeant 1 Feb 1864 7 Oct 1861 WRECH, Casper, Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 28 Sep 1861 Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 11 Nov 1861 WRIGHT, Richard, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 30, b. Ireland. Deserted, Leavenworth, KS, 27 May 1862 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 WYCKOFF, George W., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence Age 20. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Louisville �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. YAGER, George, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 19, b. IN. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 YATES, Polk, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 20, b. MO. Assigned to New Company A YATES, Polk, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Died of consumption, DeVall's Bluff, AR, 18 Jan 1865 YEAGER, George (See YAGER, George) YEAGER, Joseph, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. H Age 18, b. IN. Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865 YOUNG, Gilmer, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 32, b. IN. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1861 YOUNG, Gilmer, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO ZIESENIS, August, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E ZINN, George, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 22, b. IL ZINN, George W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Promoted Sergeant ZINN, George W., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Mustered out Jun 1865 ZINN, James W., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Assigned to Company L, 18 Mar 1865 ZINN, James W., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. ZINN, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Assigned to New Company B ZINN, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR ZINN, John R., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. D Killed by Indians 26 Jul 1865, Platte Bridge, D.T. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Bloomington 6 Sep 1863 6 Sep 1863 Bloomington 6 Sep 1863 6 Sep 1863 Big springs 15 Aug 1862 15 Sep 1862 Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 E;udora Douglas Co. 10 Sep 1862 8 Aug 1862 8 Aug 1862 8 Aug 1862 8 Aug 1862 Lawrence 10 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 Lawrence 10 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 Lecompton 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Lecompton 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 5 Jan 1865 1 Feb 1865 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, POSTMASTER ROLLS 1855-1867 On Microfilm at the Rational Archives LISTIRGS BY POST OFFICE. Bames and appointment dates follow: NEVADA Patrick B. McGee, 29 Dec 1855; Franklin fehay, 24 Jun 1856. Discontinued 8 May 1857. KEIERVILLE Daniel J. Keser, 20 Mar 1856. Discontinued 15 Sep 1856. GLENDALE O.B. Browne, 24 Jun 1856. Discontinued 6 Feb 1857. LOOISIAHA John H. Banks, 27 Jun 1856. Discontinued 16 May 1857. SIGEL Abel Yates, 20 Dec 1862. PRAIRIE CITY John R. Winton, 7 Oct 1856; Samuel t. Shore, 9 Oct 1858; William B. Bayden, 26 Hov 1860. LAWRERCE James Garvin, 1 Apr 1857; Samuel K. Buson, 1 Mar 1859; Josiah Miller, 16 Jul 1860, 29 Apr 1861; John B. Shimmons, 25 Aug 1863, 8 Mar 1864. KARiAK! Henry S. Baldwin, 7 Apr 1857; James Halker, 22 Har 1858; Benry S. Baldwin, 12 Dec 1859; John A. Wakefield, 19 Feb 1862; Alvora R. Leonard, 14 Jan 1864. MCKIRREY William McKinney,S Hay 1857; ________starr, 14 Feb 1867. LECOMPTON Aristides Rodrigue, 6 Bov 1855; Andrew J. Rodrigue, 20 Jun 1857; James S. Rucker, 8 Feb 1858; William HcKinney, 19 Har 1860; Halwell Thorp, 25 Jul 1861; Jedediah Olmstead,S Har 1864; Allen J. Paresh, 22 Aug 1864; Fred K.B. Hill, 28 Jun 1865. DAVIS William S. Sells, 27 Dec 1856; William Curry, 11 Oct 1859; Joseph P. Robinson, 16 Dec 1859; William Moffit, 15 Sep 1860. To Willow Springs 23 July 1861. FRARKLIR Samuel Crane Sr., 21 Dec 1855; P. E. Collins, 24 Sep 1857; John Paul, 17 Har 1858; James H. still, 6 Apr 1859; John C. Briggs,S Dec 1859; George Hiller, 28 Jun 1861. WAKARUSA John E.. Stewart, 16 May 1857; William Keairs, 18 Aug 1858; F.R.S. Byrd, 30 Apr 1860; George W. Keller, 22 Oct 1860; William Meairs, 2 Jun 1863. Discontinued 11 Hov 1863; re-established 9 Dec 1863; Charles Dickens, 9 Dec 1863. Discontinued 17.0ct 1866. BIG SPRIRGS John Scott, 27 Kay 1857; John B. Reeve, 15 June 1859; John Banning, 21 Hov 1861; Phineas H. Hartin, 3 Aug 1865; William f. Kirby, 15 Jan 1866; Hrs. Laura H. Swan, 13 Feb 1867. PALMYRA Hewman Blood, 29 Jun 1857; Darius Shook, 4 Oct 1861. to Baldwin City 27 Kay 1862. EUDORA Fred K. Ketleke, 1 Sep 1857; Abraham Summerfield, 21 Apr 1858; Nilliam B. Toothman, 11 Jul 1864; Samuel C. Hockett, 15 Oct 1860; Charles Sothol!, 5 Jul 1862; Frederick Pilla, 16 Jan 1863. \ 133 �DOUGLAS COURty POStKASTER ROLLS (continued) -_ .. - ---_ .... BLACK JACK Algernon P. Powell, 15 Kar 1858; Horatio R. Brockway,S Aug 1858; Samuel A. Stonebraker, 9 Jul 1861; Horatio R. Brockway, 26 Kay 1863; Samuel A. Stonebraker, 29 Jul 1864, James Kennedy, 29 Jun 1865. tWIR KOUKD Henry Hiatt, 30 Jun 1858. CLIRtOR thomas Kajar, 30 Aug 1858; David Sorber,-12 Aug 1859; thomas Kajar, ·15 Kar 186Q; Leroy J. Beam, 11 Kay 1861; Lorenzo D. Payne, 15 Sep 1864. KARIOB David Benneman, 16 Bov 1858; Jar E. Sawyer, 31 Kay 1859. IIlLtOIl SPRINGS Edward K. Vanhoesen, 23 Jut 1861. PALKYRAI BALDIIIIf ClfY Darias Shook, 27 Kay 1862; Peter Scott, 28 Aug 1862; Joseph Welsh, 19 Dec 1863; James M. Cavaness, 22 Mar 1863. -- -- ----------- A letter to the editor of the Pioneer. Hi, Was all set to cancel my membership when along comes the article on North Lawrence containing the informati on on the "Cast Ie". Have tried to find something about it for several years. The Wiggin families lived there for a while. My brother was born there in January, 1919. Several fami I ies of Wiggin lived there. I was interested as to why anyone would build such a large house. Our family always called it the "The stone Castle" and we all have pictures of it in our fami ly history books. My oldest sister painted the "Stone Castle" on a hand saw for me. Thanks for the article. Now I can pursue this further~ Choetta Cordell. 134 �THB OLD PORCH SWIHG by Billie Hahn Laughlin It has always been there, the big old farm house with the big porch swing. The land was a grant to my great grandparents from the Delaware Indians. The land is along the Kansas River in what is called Kaw Valley. In 1895 the first part of the house was built. As the children came along it was added to. There were four bedrooms upstairs, a parlor, huge living room, a large dining room and a small kitchen downstairs, and there was also a summer kitchen on the other side of the dining room. The porch runs from the west side of the house to the east, then goes back north toward the dining room, then east again. Hear the west edge of the porch and in front of the double windows of the parlor hangs a big porch swing. Ho one knows exactly when that porch swing was built, but my mother can remember her Grandfather sitting on it when she was a child, just as I can remember mine doing the same thing. Afamily picture taken in 1917 shows the porch swing, so it has been a part of the family for a long, long time. As a child I spent lots of time Rout homeN, as we always called it. Grandma always had her grandchildren around her. We'd sit on the big porch swing and she'd talk to. us as she shelled peas or peeled potatoes. It seemed her hands and mind were never still a moment. She was a beautiful lady. The porch swing was the place we were put to be out of the way, yet observe all the activities of getting ready to dig potatoes or whatever. The huge teams pulling wagons piled high with potato baskets, AgunnyR sacks and people, the team of horses used to pull the potato plow. The rider on horseback carrying the water jugs. My Grandfather raised acres and acres of potatoes and hired labor from town to do the picking. When the wagons moved to the fields and we wanted to see what was going on, we'd climb the arms and chains of the porch swing to see. If this didn't work we'd pump that ·swing till we would almost touch the porch roof to get a better view. I can still hear my Grandmother saying, "Don't pump too high. If the chains break, you'll end up in the driveway!N When I was seven, Grandmother died very suddenly. It was decided among the eight brothers and sisters that my parents would sell their home and move Rout homeR, as Grandpa wouldn't give up farming. How, "out homeR became my home. The big rooms, the big porch and the porch swing. It was a big, two-story, drafty old farm house but how I loved it. The winter winds would blow all the way through it; if it was snowing it was nothing to find snow in your shoes. We slept between flannel sheet blankets with mounds of comforters and quilts. We'd undress downstairs, put on flannel pajamas and socks, stand on the coal furnace register until we turned beet red, rush up the stairs and dive into bed. The summers were as hot as the winters were cold. As I grew older the porch swing was still an integral part of our lives. The young. cousins sitting in a row, all excited, waiting for a horseback ride. The aunts and uncles watching a softball game and laughing when you'd strike out. You'd cry and be sent to the "crying treeR, then to the outfield where you'd work your way to bat once more. My Mother and I having woman-to-woman talks sitting on that porch swing. 135 �THE OLD PORCH SWING (Continued) When the veather permitted, Grandpa alvays sat on the vest end of the porch sving like a king on his throne. When world Mar II broke out and the young cousins and neighborhood boys were leaving, they all came to tell Grandpa, or Uncle Jim as all the neighbors called him, goodbye. They said to be sitting in that same place vhen they came home. Aparticularly favorite neighbor boy didn't make it home, and I can remember sitting on the porch swing with Grandpa and crying. As I became a young adult, married and had children, ve never missed a Sunday going Rout home" for dinner. That old porch swing vas now serving a new generation. Grandpa did lots more sitting now and the great grandchildren used to give him some pretty hairy rides. Be lived until he was 96, so I guess they didn't do too much damage. In 1951 when the Kansas River went on the rampage and flooded the valley, the worst ever, the old house met the challenge. There was eight feet of water in the house and when the water receded there was over three feet of silt on the floors that hadn't fallen in. I don't knov how much was in the basement, but many a bucket-full vas carried out. What furniture ve couldn't move upstairs vas gone -- among it the tva pianos in .the parlor, the oak dining room table that vould stretch across the fifteen foot living room and the porch sving. The house was cleaned out and restored, the coal furnace converted to gas, and the legs of the table and one of the pianos vas all that remained. We all mourned the loss of the porch swing, but as luck would have it, a farmer down by Eudora found it in his cornfield and it came home. We were all so happy and excited it had been found. Over the years, the house has been changed a bit. The parlor is a nov fifth bedroom. There is a bath upstairs, a bath and utility room downstairs. The kitchen and dining room now are one huge room, and the summer kitchen is a carpeted back porch. But to this day nothing has changed that porch swing. It hangs in the same place. It is one of the best friends I ever had. It was a baby sitter, a conference table and a confessional. What stories it could tell. And isn't it lucky that myoId friend can't talk? t t t "Grandpa" in this story vas James H. Corel, born in Douglas County on June 33, 1865. He married Emma Miller and they had eight children, all born on or near "the old house l • Their children vere: Charles W., b 10 Sep 1893 Gladys Fay, b 23 Feb 1896 James Glenn, b 24 May 1898 Augusta RBillie R, b 10 Feb 1900 George Arthur, b 4 Mar 1902 John Beasley "JiggyR, b 27 Jun 1904 Eugene W. Corel, b 20 Jan 1907 Kathryn R., b 28 Hov 1908 The author of "The Old Porch Swing" is the daughter of Kathryn Corel and her husband H. Conrad Hahn. 136 �· . DOUGLAS COUH!Y, KAHSAS PROBATE JOURBAL VOL. V 1917-1921 lDDP!IOIS IIfRlC!ED FROI PIOBl!E JODIIlL, VOL. V PAGE DATE ADOPTEE AGE BIRTH PAREHTS/AGENCY ADOPTIVE PARERTS 10 22 Oct 1917 lartha Blair lorris NEll RAHE: Martha Blair leade 6 years P: Prank K. lorris I.J. and Annie E. leade 73 09 Apr 1918 Annabel Teter HEN HAIlE: Annabel Rerkenthin 5 months H: Agnes Teter P: Rhereabouts unknown Adolph Martin and Annabel Merkenthin 84 29 Apr 1981 Charles Alvin Burk BEll BAIlE: Charles Alvin McNish 7yr 1 mo. J.M. &Helen McBish M: Died Mar 1917 P: Thomas Burk of Johnson Co., MO. H: Florence Frants F: Whereabouts unknown A.W. and Phynetta Lamb 2 yr 7 mo Kansas Children's Home Society J. S. &Alfretta Stafford 22 oct 1918 Stanley Howard Combs HER BAME: Leslie Eggleston 6 yr 3 mo Kansas Children's Home Society Fred &Amber Eggleston 186 31 Jan 1919 Thomas Spencer BEll NAME: thomas Lucas 5 years Kansas Children's Home Society William B. &Georgia L. Lucas 197 07 Har 1919 Kathryn B. Brown HER BAlE: Kathryn B. Ratson Infant 17 years old H: Caroline R. Watson Clement L. Matson (Her dau. by previous marriage) 248 17 Sep 1919 Verda May Crambut HEW BAME: Verda May Myers 9 years H. Jennie Payne Jacob B. &Retta S. Hyers 598 16 Dec 1920 Sue I LaVerne Whitsel* CHILD KEPT SAME RAHE 5 years H. Armorel D. Witzel P. hill B. Ritsel Sarah H. Whitzel 139 04 Sep 1918 Crawford Eugene Bishop 7 yrs. BER BAIlE: Crawford Eugene Lamb 139 06 Sep 1918 Baby Smucker HEW BAlE: Ruth Stafford 154 * Record says that both parents died on 12 Dec 1920. Maternal grandmother, Lillie A. Emmett, of Columbus, Ohio, and paternal grandmother, Sarah M. Whitsel, agreed on the latter's adoption of Suel. 137 �SUGGEST IONS crt ~RECORDS of DOUGLAS COUNTY WHICH MAY BE COPIED FOR THE PIONEER WA TK I NS COMI'IUN I TY MUSEUM: 1047 Mass. St. (office open Tues.-Fri. 10-4) Walnut Grove School, District 11-records list tax payers, teachers contracts, etc. 1871-1883. Hotel Register of the PLACE HOUSE, Lawrence, prc'priet,:,r, (1880) giving guests names. John T. Place, Fischer and S,:,ns Letterb,:;,,:;.k (1907-8)- gives cl:;.pies of letteys of patrons ordering shoes. Belleview Sunday school Secretary's book 1870-1877. Roll of members of meetings of Hester Literary Society (1894). Numerous other books and files from which to copy. SPENCER RESEARCH LIBRARY University of Kansas Eldridge House (Hotel register showing guest's names) Call number PH, MS,Gl. 1869. Patient Account books of Dr. Samuel B. ANDERSON 5 vols. 1868-1904 giving patient's name, charge for service, etc. Call number RH, MS G44. Patient Account books of Dr. Hiram CLARK, Call number PH, MS P53 (typed copy). (1854-1855) Ledger Book of ice house of Julius FISCHER (1882-1885) and (18901891). Lists patrons in alphabetical order. Call number PH MS," E127. index to Civil Court case files several volumes (1864 to Gives names of plaintiff and defendant in civil suits. St r ay bO:::OO:lk -Dol..lgl as CClunt y C,:;.ur t ,:;.f cattle whi,:h are "strays. II II 1900)- r ecor ds--l i st s names CI f ,:,wner s II Many other books and manuscripts with Douglas County material. LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER (new courthouse o-n New • Hampshire St.) Index to Estates C1872-{900)--lists number, d()(j date fl'l d ,names clf del:eased, dcoo:ket r ' _ " ' e . nll s i nde t :,Ic,_asslor,"-dly llSts adoptions d .'.( I;:' pl"o:obate re'::o-:ord';5 an insanity cases. DOUGLAS COUNTY COURTHOUSE-R . .eglster of Deeds .Offi,:e (2nd fl,:,or) 11 and Mass. eof CI f �QUERIES Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmenbers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. CROZIER, WILLIAM: Seeking information on the children who were raised by William and Margaret Crozier .in Douglas Co, from 1885-1900's. They were PAULINE (CROZIER) HOWELL (1864), and GEORGE R. CROZIER (1865) who owned a grocery store at Pennsylvania Street. Two other children, Ransaler Wheeler (1862) and Elizabeth (Clippard) Brown (1869) were Williams' sister's children. Write: Robert Crozier, 7523 Antioch, Overland Park, KS 66204 139 ,I ." �Message from the President. Here I am still serving as the President. We've been getting along thanks to great help from many members. Hopefully after the Family History book is finished we will be able to find someone to serve as President. The book should be out soon. We may not have it by Christmas but it won't be for lack of trying. Thank you all for your patience on receiving it. I understand the frustration in having to wait so long. We are now sending out the charges for overages on the stories. You will remember that 500 words were free and then there would be a charge for any extra lines. Thanks to Barbara Title for her additions to the Pioneer. I appreciated her comments that if a I ady in Texas coul d do the Pioneer then she could submit some information to be included. Thanks. Also thanks to Cora who has done such a great job. She has had family considerations that have forced her to give up editing the Pioneer. However we surely do appreciate those issue that she did do. Of course, we are now looking for someone else to do it for us. Remember you don't have to be in Lawrence to type it up. We will send you the information to be included. Then you send it back to us and we take it from there. You will notice that included in this issue is a list of items that need to be copied. If any of you outside of Lawrence see anything there that you need let us know and we can get started copying what you want. These copyings will then be published in the Pioneer. Al so if any of you wi thin driving distance of Lawrence want to volunteer to do some of this copying please let us know. We will be delighted and I think you will find it rewarding. Many times this information becomes a book that the Society can sell to other interested parties. . . Let us hear from you and send us information that you may have that would be of interested to others and that pertains, in some way, to Douglas County. Sincerely, Mary D. Burchill October, 1993 140 �Baldwin,133,134 Banks,133 Banning,133 Barrett,139 Bates,137 Bean,134 Benneman,134 Blood,134 Briggs,134 Brockway,134 Brown,137,139 Browne,134 Burk,137 Byrd,134 Cavaness,134 Collins,133 Combs,137 Cordell,134 Corel,136 Crambut,137 Crane,133 Crozier,139 Curry,133 Davisson,139 Dickens,133 Eggleston,137 Emmett,137 Frantz,137 Garvin,133 Hahn,136 Hayden,133 Hiatt,134 Hill,133 Hockett,133 Howell,139 Huson,133 Keller,133 Kennedy,133 Kezer,133 Kirby,133 Lamb,137 Laughlin,135 Leonard,133 Lucas,137 McGee,133 McKinney,133,134 MCNish,137 Major,134 Martin,133 Meade,137 Meairs,134 Metzeka,133 Miller,136 Moffit,133 Morris,137 Myers,137 Olmstead,133 Paresh,133 Paul,133 Payne,134,137 Pilla,133 Powell,134 Reeve,133 Robinson,133 Rodrigue,l33 Rucker,l33 Sawyer,134 Scott,l33,l34 Sells,l33 Shimmons,l33 Shook,133,134 Shore,133 Shultz,l16 Silig,l16 Simon,l16 Simons,l16 Skaggs,l16 Slaughter,l16 Smith,l16,l17,llS Smoot,llS Smucker,l37 Snook,IIS Snooks, lIS Sotholz,l33 South, lIS Sowers,llS Spain, lIS Speckleman,llS Specolman,llS Spence,llS Spencer,llS,l19,l37 Sperry,119 Spicer,l19 Spitzley,l19 St.John,119 St.Matthews,119 Stafford,l37 Standan,l19 Standau,119 Star,l19 Starr,l33 Stauffer,l19 Steel,l20 Steele,119,120 Stephens,l20 Stephenson,l20 141 Sternbergh,120 Stevens,120 Stewart,120,133 Stiff,l20 Stiles,l20 Still,l33 Stiner,l21 Stiter,l21 Stone,l21 Stonebraker,l34 Stubblefield,l21 Sullivan,l21 Summerfield,l33 Summers,l21 Surber,134 Sutton,l21 Swan,133 Swaney,l21 Swartwood,l21 Sweene,l21 Swift,l21 Taber,l21 Tackett,l21 Taylor,121,l22 Tehay,133 Tenny,l22 Teter,137 Thacher,122 Thomas,l22 Thompson, 122 Thornbrough,122 Thorp,l22 Tilkal,l22 Tilton,l22 Tiltral,l23 Tinkham,l23 Titus,l23 Tomlalim,123 Tompkins,l23 Tolle,l23 Toole,l23 Toothman,133 Town,l23 Tozier,123 Turlleson,l23 Underwood,l23 Updegraff,l23 Urech,l23 Van Ansdale,l23,124 Vanderslice,l24 Van Geuder,l24 Vangeuder,l24 Vanhoesen,134 �Van Horn,124 Vansyckle,124 Varnum, 124 Vaughn,124 Viles,124 Villze,124 Viriane,124 Vivianna,124 Wadsworth, 124 Wagmire,124,125 Wakefield,133 Walbridge,125 Walker,125,133 Wallace,125 Walton,125 Ward,125 Warren,125 Watson,125,137 Watts,125 Waugh,125,126 Way,126 Waymire,126 Webber,126 Welch,126 Welch,126 Wells,126 Welsh,134 Wentworth,126 Werkenthin,137 Wessell,126 Wessels,126 West,127 Whaley,127 Wheeler,127,139 Whelan,127 White,127 Whitloe,127 Whitmore,127 Whitten,128 Whitzel,137 Wicker,128 Wicks,128 Wiggin,134 Wilbar,128 Wilbur,128 Wilcox,128 Wiley,128 Wilkins,128,129 Willett,129 Willey,129 Williams,129,130 Willis,130 Wilson,130 Wing,130 Winningham, 130 Winston,130 Winton,130,133 Wiscolnbe,130 Wiscombe,130 Wise,131 Witherbe,131 Wolf,131 Wood,131 Woodbury,131 Woodmansee, 139 Woods,131 Woodbury,131 Woods,131 Woodward,131 Woolf,131 Wrech,131 Wright,131 Wyckoff,131 Yager,132 Yates,132,133 Yeager,132 Young,132 Ziesenis,132 Zinn,132 142 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Carol ~hitson, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Carol Francis, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS'66044 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society is a non-pro'fit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. 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 and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to ~~ 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m •. Anyone may use, our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. Users must check in at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XVI, No. 3 CONTENTS Spring 1993 Page ALEXANDER ROSE (1828-1914) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 THE ARTHUR TODD MERWI N 's STORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 QUERIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 BIRTH CERTIFICATE FE'E NOW IN EFFECT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 EXTRACTS FROM AN ABSTRACT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Petition for Divorce Perry vs. Perry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 THE COREL BIBLE' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 75 THE SPERRY SAGA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Mrs. Olivia Gillispie McGee, Obituary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Mrs. R. A. McGee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Douglas County, Kansas VOLUNTEERS 1861-1865 Nash, Ed. S. Pvt. through Shuber, James, Corp . . . . . . . 80 Early History of North Lawrence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 INDEX of Names in Current Issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 The Pioneer welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR ar the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co., Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. /, \ �ALEXANDER ROSE (1828-1914) This story submitted and written by Alexander Rose's granddaughter, Elizabeth Sanders, of Warrensburg, Mo. great- ALEXANDER ROSE was born 01 April 1828 in Braxton County, West Virginia. He was the son of Ezekial Rose and Susanna (Harmon) Rose. He marr ied Susan Ann Murphy 13 Dec 1847. She was the daughter of John J. and Loviney (or Lovicey or Louisa) Murphy and was born 30 June 1833. Her sister, Elizabeth Ann Murphy, married Alexander's brother, George Washington Rose, and "Alexander took care of George's family while George was away" (from Albert Rose's letter) Susan and Elizabeth Ann Murphy's father, John Jarrett Murphy (1790-1853), was the son of Patrick Murphy (1751-1821) and Elizabeth (Spenser) Murphy. (See Patrick Murphy and his Descendants.) Alexander and Susan Rose moved to Illinois in 1854 as their daughter, Sophronia Ann Rose, was born at Woodstock, Ill. on 20 June 1855; Their daughter, Fannie, was born there 24 May 1857. Older brothers of Susan (Murphy) Rose also settled in McHenry County, Illinois; Owen Murphy, born 1814 and Andrew Wilson Murphy, born 1816, became prominent citizens in McHenry County. William Murphy, grandson of Patrick Murphy, was there in 1850. Alexander and Susan moved to Missouri by flat boat in 1858. Siegel and Sarah were born in Vernon County, Mo. -- Sarah on 26 Sep 1859 and Siegel on 26 April 1862. Alexander was in the nursery business there. An interest in plants has appeared in several later generations. During the Civil War, the border counties of Missouri s~ffered considerably from ruffian warfare between Kansas Free-Staters and Southern sympathizers and eventually were ordered to be vacated -Order # 11. After Confederate General Price and his army took all of Alexander's corn ~nd butchered all of his hogs, he moved his family to Kansas by covered wagon, driving a horse and a cow hitched together. (Apparently this move was made between 26 Apr 1862 and 21 Aug 1863.) It is not known if they sold or otherwise received any compensation for the land they were forced to abandon; the 1860 census of Vernon County lists real estate worth $629; it was listed as "Cl Far. Creek Township, H H 087." . Their new home was on the Lecompton River Road, now known as the Scenic River Road, northwest of Lawrence and north and west of Lakeview in Douglas County, Kansas. On 18 Feb 1864 Alexander Rose of Palmyra of Douglas Co., Kansas purchased from Robert and Margaret Barry of Lecompton one half of 80 acres in Sect 5, Township 12, Range 19 in the area of Lake View in Douglas Co., KS. for $350. ($11.43 per acre). Their new home was very close to the Kansas (Kaw) River and was flooded in the big 1903 flood. During the flood, mules at a neighboring farm (Grimes) took refuge on the second floor. of the home and ate straw from straw-tick mattresses'' . an 1nterest1ng old photograph showed the mules sticking their heads out of the second story windows with flood water swirling nearly that high. Lecompton had one of the few bridges across the Kansas River - for many years it had a creaky wooden floor -- and Lecompton also is remembered as the 1855 pro-slavery capital of the Territory. It The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 62 �ALEXANDER ROSE (1828-1914), continued is 10 miles from Lawrence, which was the unofficial free state capital by 1857; Lawrence was a haven for run away slaves and the Massachusetts Immigrant Aid Society was assisting in attempts to help make Kansas a free state. Constitution Hall was built in Lecompton in 1855 to house the Territorial Legislature. The Lecompton Constitution, which would have permitted slavery in Kansas, was written there and later debated by the U. S. Congress. That capitol was selected bypro-slavery voters when non-Kansas residents, many Missourians, came across the border and voted; no election rules were yet in place. Lecompton was the home of Lane University where the parents of General Dwight Eisenhower met and married; the building is now a museum. The Windsor Hotel was one of five territorial hotels in Lecompton and now is the United Methodist Church. It features an 1884 Chickering Grand Piano. Lakeview was a small settlement five miles south west of Lawrence on Douglas County Road 7, also known as the Scenic River Road. Years ago there were about 4 or 5 houses, cattle pens for shipping cattle on the Santa Fe Railroad, a general store, express, telegraph, post-office and a school house. The lake was formed when the Kansas (Kaw) Rive~ cut a new channel about 1853. The lake was popular for fishing and the Lakeview Clubhouse and 30 or so cottages line an area on the south bank. Some cottages were there in the 1920's. It is said to be the oldest fishing club in Kansas and is celebrating its hundredth year on July 4, 1992. 60 families are members of the club, many of whom have been members for several generations. Meals were formerly served in the club house. On June 23, 1892, the Lawrence Journal reported that "there will be a Fourth of July celebration and picnic at Mr. Rose's residence at Lake View (a popular resort area in NW Douglas County). Boat riding and dancing will be provided and all are invited .. " The Alexander Rose children attended Lakeview school; later when it consolidated the building was purchased by several cattle traders and became known as the Traders Club. J. B. Wiggins and Myron Dicker were two of the owners. Oyster suppers and other meals were served to their friends and the building was sometimes rented to KU groups; vandalism finally led to its closing. Alexander joined Co. m, 22th Kansas Calvary during the Civil War. His only wound was the accidental discharge of his own revolver, which shot off his big toe. He later was a member of the GAR (Grand Army of the Republic) post #12. For the 86th birthday celebration, Alexander was presented a "fine c~air" by his family. Fannie Runyan came from Pierre, S. D., Sophron1a Cade from Rosemont, Ks., the Nancy Cummings family from Richland, KS. and local families of Albert, Robert and Siegel Rose and friends also attended. From the George Rose family were Agatha and Will Huck of lola and Jim Rose and sons of Kansas City, KS. The children of alexander and Susan were John Wesley, Lavica Susan, Nancy Jane, ~lan Abbott, Sophronia Ann, Fannie, Sarah Ellen, Siegel Albert, Hatt1e Bell, Owen, Robert Murphy, Arthur and Jasper. 63 The Pioneer , Vol. XVI, No. 3 �THE ARTHUR TODD MERWIN'S STORY by Todd Merwin Arthur Todd Merwin was a freighter on the Santa Fe Trail before going West. Pearl Jones of Baker City, Oregon. From I was born at Marietta, Morgan County, Ohio, on June 24th. 1840. My parents were SUSan (Jenkins) Merwin and Edward Merwin. There were several children, Scott or Simeon, myself, Bill, Harvey, Henry, Rose, and Marshall. My rother's people. Her rother before her marriage was named Todd. She was a cousin of Mary Todd Lincoln. My rother had three sisters and two brothers. The sisters were Mary Hedges, married to Israel Hedges. They came to Oregon in 1848 or 1850. They had two children, David and Sarah Hedges. Kezia Jenkins Peddicord married to Jonathan Peddicord. Lived in Morgan County, Ohio. Daughter Georgiana Rose Jenkins Lovell married Oliver Lovell. Two boys, Charlie and George. Sarah Jenkins Leland. Her two brothers were David and Arthur Jenkins. The Todd family were origirially from Veroont, but roved to Kentucky where my grandmother was married. My'grandfather Jenkins was from Wales. My grandfather on my fathers side was Simeon Merwin. They were of Scotch descent and emigrated from New York to Ohio. My fathers family were Jess, Daniel, Edward and SUsan Dye, and Sarah Murray, married to James Murray and Jesse Ryan. In 1849 or 1850 we emigrated from Athens County, Ohio to Rock Island, Illinois. We had a farm on the banks of the Mississippi River, and my brothers and I swan and fished in the river. While we lived in this place the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad was built. We lived on the farm until 1856 when we emigrated to Kansas. When we left Rock Island we went by boat to St Louis and changed to a Missouri boat and went to Liberty Landing. At that place we bought ox teams and emigrated to Lawrence, Kansas. My father took up 160 acres of land tmder the pre-emption act and began farming. This tract of land was located 10 miles west of Lawrence, and six (6) miles south of Lecompton, the pros lavery capital of the Territory. It was on a small stream called Deer Creek. I was then 16 years old. We started breaking prairie with ox teams. We planted corn called a sod crop. At Lecompton there was a hotel called the Towena Hotel run by a man named Ned Wyancoop. It was the headquarters of the Territorial officers appointed by the President, Buchanan. Also, the station for coopanies of Dragoons who were stationed there to quell the border warfare between the pro-slavery and antislavery elements. The proprietor wanted to give a game dinner to his patrons on Thanksgiving and I was an eager hunter. He made arrangements for me to furnish the game. Anything wild except raccoons were to be used. I began about a week before Thanksgiving. One day I had taken my rifle and gone into the woods to try for a wild turkey. In a stream I saw two white fowls that I took to be wild geese. I crept as close as possible and succeeded in shooting one; the other flew away, circled over head and returned to it I S mate, and I shot it also. When I got them out of the water and ready to carry home they were all that I could manage alone. They were large as tame geese, and white, but not like any wild fowl that I have ever seen before or since. The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 64 �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. GIMBLET, or GIMBLETT, EVANS Seeking information on the parents of John George Gimblet who was born in Pennsylvania around 1854-1857. Reportedly, John George's father was killed in a coal mining accident around 1861 and his mother, Ann, remarried Thomas E. Evans and moved to Douglas County, Kansas. John George was reared as an Evans; however, when he left "home" he assumed his birth name, Gimblet. The Gimblet and Evans families both came from Wales. Information about Thomas E. Evans' first wife could be helpful. Will correspond and pay for copies relating to this trace. Ernest C. Gimblet, 1026 Martin, Houston, Texas 77018-2016. JONES, MYERS I would appreciate hearing from anyone with any information of John D. Myers, Jr. and Frank Benjamin Myers. What happened to them? John D. was b. 1860, Ind. and was in Douglas Co., KS, Clinton Twp. 1880. His parents were John and Hannah or Sarah Myers. Frank Benjamin b. 1876, Clinton Twp., Douglas Co., KS. His parents were John & Elizabeth (Jones) Myers. In 1880 he was in Clinton Twp. Patsy Boggs, 11556 El Camino Real Rd., Montrose, Colorado 81401 HILL, PETTIJOHN, YATES Seeking any information - Greatgrandfather ** Haskell Yates, b. 1824, Lee, VA; d. 12 Nov 1862, Ft. Scott, KS; mrd. 11 Feb 1846, Andrew, MO, Elizabeth PETTIJOHN; b. 1829, TN; d. 14 Dec 1915, Asotin, WA. Lived at 999 Washington St, Junction City, KS. Children: Mary, Mahala, Elisha A. J., William R., William S. Grandfather ** Robert C. Yates, b. 6 Mar 1859, MO; d. 20 Nov 1928, Sacramento, CA; mrd. 8 Sep 1881, Junction City, KS, Luella Hill; b. 8 Nov 1866, Johnson, VT; d. 26 Nov 1931, Sacramento, CA; Abraham L. - Greatgrandfather ** Chester K. Hill, b. 1836, Eden, VT; d. 18 Jan 1897, Los Angeles, CA. Jack Schaedler, 5204 Nelso St., Sacramento, CA. 95820. KELLERMAN, MARX Joseph MARX married Mary Kellerman in Eudora, KS, 1870. Was she Anna Marie born 1849 in Bohemia, daughter of Paul and Clara KELLERMAN buried in the Catholic Cemetery in Eudora, KS? MARX children born Eudora and Westphalia, KS: Anna 1874, Joseph 1878/Mary (HADL?), George 1880/Grace (HADL?), Louise 1882, John Paul 1884/Johanna JOHNEY, Frank 1886/Frances, William 1888. Some w~nt to Kansas City, MO. Joanna Ross, 1301 Lincoln Mall, Apt.201, L~ncoln, NE 68508-2714 65 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.3 �Queries, continued KELLERMAN, RATSCHMANN Frank KELLERMAN born 1833 Bohemia married 1879 Teresia RATSCHMANN. Resided 1875 and 1880 in Eudora, KS., 1885 Anderson Co., KS. Known children: John, Mary, and? Died when and where? Joanna Ross, 1301 Lincoln Mall, Apt.201, Lincoln, NE 68508-2714 BAUER, KELLERMAN John KELLERMAN born 1837 Bohemia married Eleanor BAUER. Had son, Joseph, 1872 Eudora, KS. Other children? Went where? Died when and where? Joanna Ross, 1301 Lincoln Mall, Apt.201, Lincoln, NE 68508-2714 HEIDEL, KELLERMAN, WEIXELDORFER, WOLF Louis KELLERMAN born 1846 Bohemia married 1871 Catherine WOLF. Children born Eudora, KS.: Frank 1871, Anna Catharina 1873, Paul 1875, Maria Catherina 1877, Catherina 1880. Did Louis marry second Josephine HEIDEL? They were living 1885 in Anderson Co., KS. Did Louis follow sisters, Anna/Raymond WEIXELDORFER and Elizabeth /Ferdinand WEIXELDORFER to Kansas City, MO.? Joanna Ross, 1301 Lincoln Mall, Apt.201, Lincoln, NE 68508-2714 BIRTH CERTIFICATE FEE NOW IN EFFECT From Lawrence Journal World, Thursday, Oct. 29, 1992. The Kansas Department of Health and Enviironment started rejecting applications that din't include the $10 fee now being charged for birth certificates. KDHE increased the birth certificate fee to $10 for the first copy of the birth record in September. Aditional copies of the same birth record, ordered at the same time, will cost $5. The additional fees, mandated by the 1992 Legislature, will supply revenue for the Permanent Families Account of the Family and Children Investment Fund. The increased fee will be for certified copies of birth records only. The fee for certified copies of death, marriage and divorce records will remain $7 for the first copy and $4 for each additional copy of the same record ordered at the same time. For more information on requesting vital records, call the KDHE Office of Vital Statiostics at (913) 296-1400. The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 66 �EXTRACTS FROM AN ABSTRACT Lot No. Seven (7) and the East 5 feet of Lot No. Six (6) in Block Two (2), Schaake Subdivision in the City of Lawrence Charles and Emma Worley submitted this original Abstract of Title to The PIONEER, which was sent to our Society by the Johnson County Genealogical Society, and was prepared by Gretchen Haehl. The Society at this point has no capacity for making its abstracts available. Instead, we will publish references, where shown, so that anyone interested can go to the original records for further information. All references are to Douglas Co., Ks deeds unless otherwise noted. 1860, 02 Jul: Patent. The United States of America, by the President, James Buchanan (Seal) to George W. GASS. The South East. Quarter of Section 1, in Township 13, Range 19 in the District of Lands subject to sale at Lecompton, Kansas, containing 160 acres according to Government S~rvey. (Recorded 17 Feb 1870, Book Z, Page 162) 1860, 02 Jul: Patent. The United States of America, by the President, James Buchanan (Seal) to George W. GOSS. The South East Quarter of Section 1, in Township 13, of Range 19 in the District of Lands subject to sale at Lecompton, Kansas, containing 160 acres according to Government Survey. (Recorded 22 Nov 1907, Book 80, Page 404) 1860, 01 Jan: Mortgage. George W. GOSS and Susan E. GOSS, his wife to Samuel V. NILES. The North West subdivisional 1/4 of the South East Quarter of Section No.1, Township 13, Range 19, containing forty acres be the same more or less. Given to secure the payment of the sum of $450.00 according to the terms of note. (Recorded 23 Jul 1860, Book D, Pages 170-1) 1865, 09 Mar: Release of Mortgage. Samuel V. NILES. March 1865, Book E, Page 514) (Recorded 09 1866, 16, Jul: Mortgage. George W. GOSS and Susan C. GOSS, his wife to William H. R. LYKINS. The Northwest Quarter of the South East Quarter of Section 1, in Township 13 of Range 19, containing 40 acres. Given to secure the payment of the sum of $1500.00. Consideration $5000.00. (Recorded 19 Jul 1866, Book F, Page 351.) 1883, 13 Feb: Release of Mortgage. 13 Feb 1883, Record F, Page 351) Wm. H. R. LYKINS. (Recorded 1872, 02 Jul: Condemnation of Land for Railroad Purposes. Robert MORROW, Aaron E. PLATTS, and Charles CHADWICK, Commissioners. Owner of Land, G. W. GOSS. Pt of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4 Section 1, Twp. 13, Rg. 19. Quantity of Land taken: 1.68. Value of Damages of Land Per Acre: $175.00. Value of Land taken: 294. Damages Assessed 67 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued thereto: 110.00. Value and Damages 1872, Book 7, Page 344) 404.00. (Recorded 02 Jul 1909, 04 Jun: Affidavit. William BROWN. William BROWN makes oath and says that he was well acquainted with George W. GOSS, from the year 1859 till the death of the said GOSS. That the said GOSS died about twenty years ___ , without leaving a will. That the estate of the said GOSS was more than large enough at the time of his death to pay all his outstanding debts. And further deponent saith not. Wm. Brown. Subscribed and sworn to before me this third day of June, 1909. Eva H. NEVILLE, Notary Public. (Recorded 04 Jun 1909, Book 84, Page 45) 1913, 22 Mar: Affidavit. Wm. Brown, of lawful age being first duly sworn deposes and says that he is personally acquainted with Geo. W. Gbss mentioned at No. 13 of the accompanying abstract and that he, Geo. W. GOSS, died intestate sometime prior to the year 1890, leaving as his sole heirs at law the following named persons, Susan C. GOSS, widow, Geo. Walter GOSS and Mary V. his wife; Alice M. GOSS, unmarried; Carrie A. GOSS, unmarried; Elden M. GOSS and M. Louise, his wife; Charles E. GOSS and Mary his wife. Further deponent sayeth not. Wm. Brown. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22 day of March, 1913. (Recorded 19 Oct 1922, Book 108, Page 407 ) 1894, 06 Jun: Warranty Deed. Susan C. GOSS, a widow, Geo. Walter GOSS and his wife, Mary V. GOSS, Alice M. GOSS, unmarried, Carrie A. GOSS, unmarried, Elden M. GOSS and his wife M. Louise GOSS, Charles E. GOSS and his wife, Mary GOSS and his wife, Mary GOSS, heirs and sole heirs of Geo. W. GOSS, dec 'd. to John FRITZEL. For $2,000.00 convey The North West Quarter of the South East Quarter of Section 1, Township 13, Range 19 East of the 6th Principal Meridian containing 40 acres more of less, less the right of way as taken for use for the St. Louis, Lawrence and Denver R. R. Co. (Recorded 09 July 1894, Book 57, Pages 202-4) 1899, 22 Sep: Agreement and Assignment. W. R. WILLIAMS et al to Willard E. WINNER. We the undersigned, owning property, in Douglas County, Kansas, along, over and through which, the right of way and tracks, of the Lawrence, and Emporia Railroad run: - hereby agrees, that if you will rebuild or cause to be rebuilt the said railroad, we will release and quit claim, any claim that we may have, to said right of way ___ to any Company or corporation, you may request which will undertake to rebuild and operate said road. Name Description of Property John Fritzel Land in South half of Sect. 1, T. 13 R 19. (And other names and other property) N. B. "Immediately following the foregoing agreement and recorded as a part thereof, is the following assignment." "For value received, I Willard E. WINNER do hereby sell, assign transfer and convey unto the Kansas City, Lawrence and Topeka Railway Company __ its successors and assigns, the foregoing contract and The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 68 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued all my right, title and interest therein, and to each and all of the property therein described. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 22nd day of Sep, A.D. 1899. Willard E. WINNER" (Recorded 22 Sep 1899, Book 64, Pages 392-4) 1911, 27 Feb: Warranty Deed. John FRITZEL and Margaret FRITZEL, his wife to A. H. FAIR. For $2000.00 convey in Douglas County, KS: Commencing at South-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of South-East Quarter (1/4) of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said NorthWest Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South line Forty (40) rods to place of beginning, containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded 01 Mar 1911, Book 88, Page 615) 1916, 20 Nov: Warranty Deed. A. H. FAIR and Anna J. FAIR, husband and wife to Jennie B. HEFLIN. For $6000.00 convey in Douglas County, KS: Commencing at South-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of South-East Quarter (1/4) of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said NorthWest Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said southEast Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South line Forty (40) rods to place of beginning, containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded 07 Dec 1916, Book 93, Page 471) 1916, 21 Nov: Mortgage. Jennie B. HEFLIN and Samuel K. HEFLIN, her husband to Peoples State Bank of Lawrence, Kansas. Consideration $3000.00. On the following in Douglas County, Kansas: Commencing at south-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of South-East Quarter (1/4) of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said NorthWest Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South line Forty (40) rods to place of beginning, containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded 07 Dec 1916, Book 50, Page 508) 1918, 15 May: Assignment of Mortgage. Peoples State Bank to A. H. FAIR. The following is endorsed on the original instrument, Book 50, Page 508. '.'For value received the wi thin named mortgagee hereby sells, ass1gns and transfers to A. H. FAIR heirs and assign 69 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued the within mortgage, all rights thereunder, and the note and debt secured thereby." (Recorded 15 May 1918, Book 57, Page 117) 1921 , 01 Dec: Release of Mortgage. On the Margin of Mortgage . . Record 50, Page 508 appears the following: The follow1.ng 1.S endorsed on the original instrument. $1957.75 Dec. 1, 1921 Received of Jennie B. and Sam K HEFLIN. A. H. FAIR. (Recorded 02 Dec 1921, Mortgage Record 50, Page 508) 1921, 01 Dec: Mortgage. Jennie B. HEFLIN and Sam K. HEFLIN, husband and wife to E. T. EMERY. Consideration $1900.00. On the following in Douglas County, Kansas: Commencing at South-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of South-East Quarter (1/4) of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said south-East Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South line Forty (40) rods to place of beginning, containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded 02 Dec 1921, Book 60, Page 218, Registration No. 387) 1922, 02 Dec: Assignment of Mortgage. E. T. EMERY to Ralph SPOTTS. Consideration $1900.00. (Recorded 04 Dec 1922, Book 62, Page 584) 1927, 14 Jun: Release. Ralph H. SPOTTS. Know All Men, By These Presents, that in consideration of full payment of the debt secured by a mortgage by Jennie B. HEFLIN and Sam HEFLIN, dated the first day of December, 1921, which is recorded in Book 60 of mortgages, page 218. (Recorded 27 Jun 1927, Book 67, Page 638) 1927, 01 Jun: Mortgage. Jennie B. HEFLIN a widow to S. SPOTTS. Consideration $2600.00. On the following in Douglas County, Kansas: Commencing at South-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of South-East Quarter (1/4) of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said NorthWest Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South line Forty (40) rods to place of beginning, containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded 14 Jun 1927, Book 74, Page 62, Registration No. 2683) 1936, 15 Jun: Release of Mortgage. S. SPOTTS. Consideration of full payment of the debt secured by a mortgage by Jennie B. HEFLIN, a widow, dated 01 Jun 1927, Book 74, page 62. (Recorded 15 Jun The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 70 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued 1936, Book 79, Page 551) 1928, 25 Apr: Warranty Deed. Jennie B. HEFLIN, a widow to O. B. Culberton. Consideration $1.00 and other valuable considerations Dollars. On the following in Douglas County, Kansas: Commencing at south-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of south-East Quarter (1/4) of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South line Forty (40) rods to place of beginning, containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded 18 May 1935, Book 133, Page 235) 1936, 23 May: Mortgage. Oscar B. Culberton, and his wife Pearl Culberton to The Douglas County Building and Loan Association. Consideration $3600.00. On "the following in Douglas County, Kansas: Commencing at South-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of South-East Quarter (1/4) of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said NorthWest Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South line Forty (40) rods to place of beginning, containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded 25 May 1936, Book 78, Page 304) 1945, 05 May: Release of Mortgage. On the margin of Mortgage Record 78, Page 304 appears the following: "The following is endorsed on the original instrument: The note herein described, having been paid in full this mortgage is hereby released, and the lien thereby created, discharged. As witness my hand, this 4th day of May, 1945. The Douglas County Building and Loan Association, Pearl Emick, Secretary. 1936, 15 Jun: Affidavit. F. C. WHIPPLE, being of lawful age and first duly sworn, deposes and says: That he is acquainted with O. B. Culberton, the grantee in the deed recorded in Book 133, Page 235, and knows that he is one and the same person as Oscar B. Culberton who is names as one of the mortgagors, in the mortgage recorded in Book 78, page 304, of said records and further affiant says not. F. C. WHIPPLE. (Recorded 15 Jun 1936, Book 137 Page 177) , 1941, 20 Nov: Mortgage. O. B. Culberton and his wife Pearl Culberton to The Douglas County Building and Loan Association. Consideration $1000.00. On the following in Douglas County, Kansas: 71 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued Commencing at south-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of south-East Quarter (1/4) of section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said NorthWest Quarter (1/4) of said south-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South line Forty (40) rods to place of beginning, containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded 21 Nov 1941, Book 87, Page 205) 1942, 18 Jul: Release of Mortgage. Mortgage Record 87, Page 205. The Douglas County Building and Loan Association. 1941, 20 Nov: Rental Assignment. O. B.Culberton and his wife, Pearl Culberton to The Douglas County Building and Loan Association. As a part of the consideration of a loan of $1000.00, hereby assign to The DouglaS County Building and Loan Assoc., all the rents and income arising at any and all times from the following in Douglas County, Kansas: Commencing at South-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of South-East Quarter (1/4) of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South line Forty (40) rods to place of beginning, containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded 21 Nov 1941, Book 145, Pages 108 & 9) 1942, 18 Jul: Release of Rental Assignment. The debt secured by the mortgage mentioned in Book 145, Page 108 has been paid in full. The Douglas County Building and Loan Assoc. 1944, 10 Feb: Quit Claim Deed. O. B. Culberton, husband of grantee to Pearl Culberton, wife of grantor. Consideration $1.00 and other valuable considerations. Remise, release and quit claim in Douglas County, Kansas: Commencing at South-East Corner of North-West Quarter (1/4) of South-East Quarter (1/4) of Section One (1) in Township Thirteen (13) of Range Nineteen (19), North along East line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) forty (40) rods; thence West parallel with the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) of said South-East Quarter (1/4) Forty (40) rods; thence South parallel with the said East line Forty (40) rods to the South line of said North-West Quarter (1/4) o~ said South-East Quarter (1/4); thence East along said South 11ne Forty (40) rods to place of beginning containing Ten (10) acres, in said County and State. (Recorded Jan 1947, Book 18 159, Page 98) The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.3 72 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued 1947, 25 Feb: Warranty Deed. Pearl Culberton, an unmarried woman to George J. UNGER and Irma L. UNGER, husband an wife, as joint tenants with right of survivorship and not as tenants in common. Consideration $1.00 and other valuable considerations. Convey: Commencing at the South East Corner of the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 1, Township 13, Range 19, thence North along the East line of said Northwest Quarter of said Southeast Quarter 40 rods, thence West parallel with the South line of said North West Quarter of said Southeast Quarter 40 rods, thence South parallel with the East line 40 rods to the South line of said Northwest Quarter of said Southeast Quarter, thence East along said South line 40 rods to the place of beginning, containing 10 acres, in Douglas County, Kansas. (Recorded 23 April 1947, Book 160, Page 51 ) 1952, 14 Aug: Warranty Deed. George J. UNGER and Irma L. UNGER, his wife to Chas. A. SCHAAKE and Isabelle SCHAAKE, husband and wife, as joint tenants with right of survivorship and not as tenants in common. Consideration $1.00 and other valuable considerations. Convey: Commencing at the South East Corner of the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 1, Township 13, Range 19, thence North along the East line of said Northwest Quarter of said Southeast Quarter 40 rods, thence West parallel with the South line of said North West Quarter of said Southeast Quarter 40 rods, thence South parallel with the East line 40 rods to the South line of said Northwest Quarter of said Southeast Quarter, thence East along said South line 40 rods to the place of beginning, containing 10 acres, in Douglas County, Kansas. (Recorded 14 Aug 1952, Book 178, Page 193) 1954, 13 Oct: Charles A. Schaake. Isabelle Schaake. Dedication of Schaake Subdivision. This plat represents a tract of land described as follows: Commencing at the South East Corner of the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 1, Township 13, Range 19, thence North along the East line of said Northwest Quarter of said Southeast Quarter 40 rods, thence West parallel with the South line of said North West Quarter of said Southeast Quarter 40 rods, thence South parallel with the East line 40 rods to the South line of said Northwest Quarter of said Southeast Quarter, thence East along said South line 40 rods to the place of beginning, containing 10 acres, in Douglas County, Kansas. (Filed 13 Oct 1954, Plat Book 4, Page 21) 1954, 13 Oct: Declaration of Restrictions. Charles A. Schaake. Isabelle Schaake. (Recorded 13 Oct 1954, Book 186, Pages 188-190) 73 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 �District Court of Douglas County, Kansas 9 September A.D. 1884 Divorce Packet 5532 Petition for Divorce Nellie D. Perry, Plaintiff vs. Char les S. Perry, Defendant Comes now the said plaintiff and for her cause of action herein shows to the Court: That she is now and has been for nore than one year last past an actual resident in good faith of the County of Douglas and State of Kansas. That on or about the 1st day of October, A.D. 1879 at Lawrence, Kansas she was lawfully married to the defendant Charles S. Perry and that they have ever since been and now are husband and wife, and that ever since the date of their said marriage she has conducted herself as the faithful, loving and obedient wife of said defendant. Yet your petitioner avers thaf the said defendant regardless of his marital duties toward your petitioner did on or about the 1st day of May A.D. 1884 at a house of prostitution known as "lobll Butlers" on 3rd Street in the city of Kansas City and County of Jackson and State of Missouri commit adultery with a certain woman whose true name is unknown to your petitioner but who is known by the name of "Blondeyes" and "Ella" and who is an inmate of said house of ill fame and said defendant has ever since said 1st day of May and up to the date hereof continuously frequented said house and committed adultery with said woman. Wherefore your petitioner prays judgment that the bonds of matrimony existing between herself and the said defendant Charles S. Perry be dissolved and that she be returned to her maiden name of Nellie D. Sperry and that she have her costs herein. Harris & Harris Attys for plaintiff Nellie D. Sperry The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.3 74 �1l-E COREL BIBLE New York: .American Bible Society 1866 (In possession of Daphne Pereles, Houston, TX, 1993 great-granddaughter of Olivia Corel) The Family of William Corel and Rebecca Oney Name Died Born Feb 23, 1790 Aug 26, 1791 Sept 27, 1851 Nov 9, 1860 Jan 12, 1812 Jemima. Core 1 Apr 2, 1814 Henry Highland 11 , 1816 May Martha Apr 1818 7, Mary Sarah Margaret Rebecca Ann Louisa Apr 7, 1828 wi 11 iam Mar 17, 1830 Jane Cosby Feb 16, 1832 James Pickens Nancy Mary 1and Mar 27, 1834 Feb 16 1836 Bnily Olivia Gillespie Jan 14, 1838 June 13, 1850 May 15, 1855 1828 Sept 4, 1897 wi 11 iam Corel Rebecca Oney 1884 Oct 31, 1925 Nov 1917 Oct 31, 1836 Nov 28, 1917 75 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 �THE SPERRY SAGA Researched by Barbara Dobbins Title Levi J. Sperry was married in 1850 to Paulina Jane Dobbins in Fulton County, Illinois. They cane to Douglas County in 1856. Paulina died in in chi ldbirth in 1857; the baby died a few weeks later. Both are buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. Lev i remarr i ed soon afterwards. But 1et the court and newspaper records te 11 the story fran here: *** LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN Aug 27, 1857: MARRIAGE: Near Franklin, Kansas, August 13, Levi Sperry to Nancy Jane Anderson. LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL, JULY 14, 1885 DIVORCE: The case of Mrs. Sperry against her husband for a divorce occupied the time during the greater po!tion of the afternoon. Mrs. Sperry testified that they had been married twenty-eight years and had lived together until about one year ago. She also testified to his scolding and beating her. He had several times threatened to kill her. Her daughter, Miss Li 11 y Sperry, test i f i ed to her father's threatening to kill her mother, and on one occasion when he struck and choked her. Also to her calling her bad names ... Before adjourning court the judge advised the parties to try and settle their differences, as it seemed to him there was no reason why these old people, who have lived together so many years, could not live amicably. (Researcher's note: Levi was 56 and Nancy was 46. ) LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL. JULY 15. 1885 The forenoon was consumed in hearing testimony for the plaintiff. Mrs. Garter, a sister of Mrs. Sperry, test i f i.ed to Mr. Sperry's i 11 treatment of his wi f e and said that he was accustomed to scold her and would often refuse to came to his meals .... In the afternoon the defense introduced several witnesses. Mr. Sperry, the defendant, stated that he did not strike his wife as charged, but merely pushed her away fran him .... Wh i 1e they were 1i v i ng together the wi f e was frequently irritable, especially on washing days. The witness stated that after the first year, their married life had been a stonmy one. This had been worse during the past nine years, when she wanted him to let the boys run the farm. In any differences between him and the chi ldren, she always sided with the children. On the cross-examination he admitted having at one time threatened to split her head open with an axe, but said he had never struck her. His testimony closed the case .... EXCERPTS FROM WILL OF LEVI J. SPERRY dated 24 November 1886 (but not probated until 2 Jan 1901.) ... I give, devise and bequeath to my two children, James Sperry and Nellie T. Jones, each the sum of one dollar, and direct the same to be paid them out of my estate, as soon as possible after my decease, upon their each executing and delivering to my executrix, a full receipt thereof in full for their share and interest in my estate. Because of the well known domestic difficulties which I have had with my fonner wife, Mrs. Nancy J. Sperry, from whan I have obtained a legal divorce, and because said children, James Sperry and Nellie T. Jones, The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 76 �bore a conspicuous part in my said danestic difficulties, aggravating my afflictions and embarrassments, both socially it is my will and purpose that my said children shall have no interest of and in my property and estate, beyond the sum of as above provide . thereby greatly and financially, further share or one dollar each, ... Item 3, I give, devise and bequeath all the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, real, personal and mixed, of which I shall die seized or possessed, or which shall, may be or becane due, or accrue to me ... unto Mrs. El iza J. McFarland, to be the sole and absolutely property of the said El iza J. McFarland, and in case I shall survive and outlive her, then I hereby give, devise and bequeath all the property of every kind herein devised and bequeathed to her unto her children and their heirs together. This provision and bequest is made by me as, and by way of an inducement and part consideration for the agreement of the said Eliza J. McFarland, this day made, that she will became my wife; and if said agreement is fulfi lled by her, this wi 11 shall never be revoked or modified by me, without her full, free and voluntary consent, in writing ... MARR IAGE REroRD. DOUGLAS COUNTY MARRIAGE perfonmed by A. H. ~Foote, Probate Judge, on 24 NOV, 1886, between Levi J. Sperry, age 57 years and Eliza J. McFarland, age 38. *** AND WHAT OF NANCY J. ANDERSON SPERRY? DID SHE GET LEFT OUT IN THE COLD? MARR IAGE REroRD DOUGLAS COUNTY MARRIAGE perfonmed by Revd. Walter Scott on 17 Feb 1887 between Nancy J. Sperry, age 48, and Edward A. car lson, age 26! I 77 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.3 �OBITUARY FOUND IN BIBLE OF KATHRYN COREL IWIN HENSON. Date and source not noted. certificate states death occurred on Nov 28, 1917 and buried on Nov 30, 1917.) (Death Mrs. Olivia Gillispie MCGee Mrs. Olivia Gillispie McGee was born in Virginia in 1838 and cane to Kansas City, 1-0, in 1849 via the boat line to what was then \\estport Landing. She lived around that vicinity until 1854, in which year she cane to Lawrence in a vehicle drawn by an ox team and settled on the claim on which is now embraced Oak illll Ce:aetery, which her family afterwards sold to the City of Lawrence for a ceretery. She was married to John Jacob McGee in 1860, who wooed, won and married her on the present site of Oak Hill Ce:aetery, where she was buried. Mrs. McGee lived in Lawrence continually with the exception of the last few years when she made her hore with her sons in Kansas City, of whom there are six, and one daughter, who lives in Brooklyn, N.Y., her husband, W.J. Vann being chief engineer of the Ward Line Steampships plying between New York and Cuban \\est Indian and Mexican ports. Mrs. McGee's oldest daughter, Virdil~a, was married on the old hore place east of Lawrence to George T. Gaurer in 1881, removed to Yucatan a year or two later and resided there until the breaking out of the Mexican revolution, when they removed to the City of Mexico, where Dr. Gaurer was engaged in biological work by the Madero regire. She died and is buried in the City of Mexico. Her family still resides in Yucatan with the exception of John D. Gaurer, a son, who is attending a school of electrical engineering in Milwaukee, Wis. His son visited his relatives last summer in Lawrence and Kansas City. Mrs. McGee was living east of Lawrence during all of the stirring border war scenes and entered Lawrence within an hour after the Quantrill gang burned and sacked the city. Her husband was enrolled in the Kansas militia and was in the battle of \\estport, and aided to drive Price away. One of General Lane's children was taken ill during those stirring tires, removed to her hore at Oak Hill and died there. She cane from Missouri, and one of General Lane's ren arrived at her hore and made away with sore of their horses, while she looked on perfectly helpless to prevent the robbery. However, it is needless to state that Jake McGee got those horses back into his possession at the point of a Colt's revolver in \\est Lawrence. A brother of the deceased, and the only surviving rember of the family, J. P. Corel, is still enjoying good health at eight-six years of age. He has lived here continuously since settling in Lawrence in 1854, and still resides with his son, Janes H. Corel, on the claim he pre-empted from the governrent .... Mrs. McGee is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William J. Vann, Brooklyn, N.Y., and six sons, Oliver C. McGee, John J. McGee, Richard O. McGee, Kansas City, MJ.; Albert McGee, Kansas City, Kansas; Solon N. McGee, Pasco, Washington; and Captain Thomas S. McGee 129th Field Artillery, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. ' Material submitted by Barbara Dobbins Title, 1505 E. 17th St, #106, Santa Ana, CA. The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.3 78 �NEWSPAPER FUNERAL IDTICE FOUND IN BIBLE BELON:3IN:3 TO KATHRYN COREL HAHN HENSON. No date or source was included. (Death certificate states that death occurred on 12 April 1926 and burial on 14 April 1926.) Mrs. R. A. McGee Mrs. R. A. McGee, wife of the late T.S. McGee, died at the hone of her daughter, Mrs. S. A. Gray of Oak Grove, M:>., at the age of 81 years 9 nonths and 13 days. Mrs. McGee came to Lawrence before the first houses were built and when; the few people here were living in tents. She made Lawrence her hone until the death of her husband ten years ago. She is survived by five daughters, Mrs. S.A. Gray, Mrs. N. B. Owings, Mrs. J. D. Pierson of Oak Grove, MD., Mrs. J.J. Smith of Lawrence and Mrs. A.E. Reynolds of Baldwin, and a son, James McGee, of Burlingame, Kansas. Burial will be at Oak Hill cenetery Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. FAMILY HISTORY Mrs. Rebecca Ann McGee was the/oldest daughter of Margaret Corel and Joshua Puckett. She was the granddaughter of William and Rebecca Corel. She was born in Tazewell County, Virginia on 30 July 1842, according to the Corel family bible. Rebecca and Thomas had 16 children. Nanes and spouses were: Mary Emma (Tom Gauner) James (Emma Groves) Alice (Nathan Owings) Thomas Jr. (Laura Varner) Annie Laurie Milton Minnie (James Canavan) (J.D. Pierson) Lillie Nancy (Sam A. Gray) Nellie Beulah Della William Susan Olive (James Smith) Kate (Arthur E. Reynolds) Sisters of Mrs. McGee were Nancy C. (A. Pruitt) (Sam Blevins), and Sarah "Sally" (Jacob v.estheffer). Siblings Olivia, Jemima, and Willie died young. Material submitted by Barbara Dobbins Title, 1505 E. 17th St., #106, Santa Ma, CA 92701. 79 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 �OOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS VOLUNTEERS ~86~-~865 Continued from Vol. XVI, No.1. This list was extracted and alphabetized from the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kansas, Vol. 1, 1861-1865, and another volume for the year 1864, which can be found in the Lawrence Public Library Kansas Collection, as well as the Kansas State Historical society Library in Topeka. The first volume (1865) contains only the 1st through 11th Regiments. In the 1865 report, the Adjutant General notes that his office does not have complete records for all soldiers, and other records are incomplete. Other records conflict so that "a discriminating judgement often has to be exercised." Many cases involve men captured or wounded or who voluntarily returned from desertion where the records did not report this. Likewise, when a whole regiment was mustered out, all its members were usually recorded as being mustered out on that date, regardless of whether they were actually present, out on detached duty or in the hospital. In this extraction, only those who list Doulgas County residences are recorded here, and in many cases the original records did not record the residence. Also, where discrepancies exist between the two volumes, the 1865 volume information is used i f possible, since it was published later and contains many corrections. Some notes indicate which volume was used (1865 is us~d as the date of the 1861-1865 volume). The 1864 volume lists some birthdates and places where the later volume does not, and these are noted. NAME, RANK REMARKS ():) o REGIMENT, co. RESIDENCE Lawrence NASH, Ed. S., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Olathe NASH, Edward s., 2nd Lt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Promoted 1st Lieutenant and Adjutant of Regiment, 1 Jun 1861 Lawrence NATCHADO, Anthony, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 NATSHADA, Anthony (See NATCHADO, Anthony) Lawrence NEIL, Edward W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. H Promoted Blacksmith 1 Jan 1865 Lawrence NEIL, Edward W., Blacksmith 11th Cavalry, Co. H Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865 Lawrence NELLER, William, Corp. 16th Cavalry, Co. C Age 18, b. England Lawrence NEWBAUER, Julius, Corp. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 oct 1861 Willow Springs NEWCOMER, Philip, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence NEWMAN, Albert, Surgeon 3rd Infantry, Staff Mustered out NEWMAN, Albert, Surgeon lath Infantry, Staff Mustered out 14 Feb 1862 ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN May 1861 1 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 22 Dec 1863 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 20 Aug 1862 24 Jul 1861 14 Ju1 1861 �30 Aug 1861 30 Aug 1861 NEWTON, Festus M., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. B l.awrence Age 17, b. KY. Assigned to New Company C 30 Aug 1861 30 Aug 1861 NEWTON, Festus M., pvt. 10th Infantry, New Co. C Lawrence Mustered out 30 Aug 1864, St. Louis, MO 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 NICHOLS, Frederick E., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 18, b. WI. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864; wounded in action near Lake Providence, LA, 29 Jun 1863 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 NOLL, Englehardt, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 37. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 29 Feb 1864 NORVALL, John C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 29 Feb 1864 Age 20, b. KY. Promoted Corporal 1 May 1864. 1865 volume lists residence as Crawford 29 Feb 1864 NORVALL, John C., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Crawford 29 Feb 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 NORVELL, John C. (See NORVALL, John C.) NUMAN, Albert (See NEWMAN, Albert) 10 Jun 1861 NUTE, Ephriam Jr., Chaplain 1st Infantry, Staff Lawrence Age 41. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 16 Sep 1861 16 Sep 1861 NYE, George M., pvt. 7th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Promoted Saddler 16 Sep 1861 16 Sep 1861 NYE, George M., Saddler 7th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 23. Re-enlisted as veteran. 1 Jan 1864 1 Jan 1864 NYE, George M., pvt. 7th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Promoted Saddler NYE, George M., Saddler 7th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 1 Jan 1864 1 Jan 1864 Mustered out with regiment 29 Sep 1865 NYE, George N. (See NYE, George M.) OBER, Charles, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence 6 Nov 1861 6 Nov 1861 Discharged for disability 31 Jan 1863 at Springfield, MO O'BRIAN, John T. (See O'BRIEN, John T.) O'BRIEN, John T., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 36, b. Ireland. Promoted Corporal 1 Nov 1862; no evidence of muster out on record. 1864 volume lists residence as Burlington, Coffee Co. O'BRIEN, John T., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Reduced to ranks Jan 1864 O'HARE, Edward, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 33, b. Ireland. Discharged for disability Mar 1862, st. Louis, MO O'KELLEY, Dennis, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 28. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Ogden O'NEILL, Joseph G., Bugler 9th Cavalry, Co. I Douglas Co. 14 Oct 1863 Age 33, b. VA. Third enlistment; last service in Company H, 2nd U.S.C. �NAME, RANK REMARKS .~ REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN ORRIL, Joseph G., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B L~wrence 9 Mar 1862 9 Mar 1862 Age 34. Transferred to Company I, 1 Jun 1862. 1864 volume lists residence as Lamar, Douglas Co. ORDWAY, Edson, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 6 Nov 1861 6 Nov 1861 Age 34, b. VT. Assigned to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 26 May 1864 ORDWAY, Edson, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Lawrence 6 Nov 1861 6 Nov 1861 Mustered out 25 Nov 1864 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 OVERTON, Arthur, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. L Lawrence Age 18, b. AR. Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 OWENS, James, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MOi deserted Springfield, MO, 1 May 1862. 1865 volume lists residence as Leavenworth 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 OWENS, John, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence Age 28, b. OH. Mustered out with regiment 20 Aug 1864 13 Dec 1864 OWENS, Owen, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Marion 'E0wnship Age 18, b. WI OWINS, John (See OWENS, John) 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 PAETZ, Frederick W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Big Springs Age 29, b. Prussia. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1861. 1864 volume lists residence as Wyandotte, KS 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 PAETZ, Frederick W., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Big Springs Age 29, b. Prussia. Promoted Sergeant 1 Jul 1861 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 Big Springs PAETZ, Frederick W., Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Promoted 1st Sergeant 1 Jun 1862 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 Big springs PAETZ, Frederick W., 1st Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Promoted 2nd Lt. 10 Aug 1862 10 Aug 1862 Big Springs PAETZ, Frederick W., 2nd Lt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 29, b. Prussia. Promoted 1st Lt. 17 Apr 1864 PAETZ, Frederick W., 1st Lt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Big springs 17 Apr 1864 Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861 at Wilson's Creek, MO and May 1863 Lake Providence, LAi mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 13 Dec 1863 PAGE, Columbus N., pvt. Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 18, b. MO 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 PAINE, John C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence residence as Topeka Age 19, b. NH. Promoted Corporal 1 Aug 1864. 1865 volume lists 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 PAINE, John C., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Topeka Killed in action 21 Oct 1864, Little Blue, MO PAINE, John E. (See PAINE, John C.) 7 Jul 1863 PAKER, William W., Sgt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 19, b. IN �co w .5= 15 Aug 1861 15 Aug 1861 PALMER, Barnabas D., pvt. Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. C Promoted Sergeant 16 Apr 1862 15 Aug 1861 15 Aug 1861 PALMER, Barnabas D., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Promoted 1st Sergeant 30 Jun 1862 13 Aug 1861 13 Aug 1861 PALMER, Barnabas D., 1st Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 19, b. MA. Discharged for disability 18 Apr 1864, Leavenworth, KS on account of wounds received in action 2 Jul 1863, Cabin Creek, Indian Territory; right arm amputated; since appointed Captain", 5th u.s. Infantry 12 Aug 1861 5 Aug 1861 PALMER, Casper, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. K Prairie City Age 22, b. AR. Promoted Corporal. 5 Aug 1861 12 Aug 1861 PALMER, Casper, Corp. 10th Infantry, Co. K Died of disease, Ossawatomie, KS, 30 Dec 1861. 1864 volume gives death date as 8 Dec 1861 Lawrence 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 PALMER, Edward, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. L Age 18, b. MA. Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 28 Aug 1862 PALMER, George E~, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 28 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 PALMER, Roderick, pvt. 7th Cavalry, Co. H Clinton Age 27. Deserted, Ft. Riley, KS, 27 May 1862 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 PAPILOUSKY, T.C.F., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 35, b. Poland. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO 10 Sep 1862 PARKER, Charles F., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D Baldwin City Age 19, b. OH 6 Nov 1863 PARKER, George W., pvt. Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 15, b. OH 12 Nov 1863 PARKER, James H., pvt. Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co.G Age 18, b. OH 15 Feb 1864 PARKER, William H., pvt. Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. I Age 18, b. PA 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 PARKES, Joseph F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Mustered out 1 Sep 1865 6 Sep 1863 6 Sep 1863 PARMAN, George, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington Age 36, b. TN. Assigned to New Company A 6 Sep 1863 6 Sep 1863 PARMAN, George, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Bloomington No evidence of muster out on file 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 PARSONS, Thomas T., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Promoted Corporal 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 PARSONS, Thomas T., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 24, b. VT. Promoted sergeant 17 Aug 1861 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 PARSONS, Thomas T., Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Promoted Quartermaster Sergeant 1 Sep 1862 �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 PARSONS, Thomas F., Qm. Sgt. 1st Infantry, Staff Lawrence Promoted 1st Lt., 8th LA Colored Infantry, 1 Jul 1863 20 Jun 1861 22 May 1861 PATTEE, E1iphalet L., Asst. Sur. 2nd Infantry, Staff Lawrence regiment. 1865 volume lists residence as Age 34. Resigned. Absent on det. ser. at time of muster out of Manhattan 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 PATTEN, Andrew G., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Company M 18 Apr 1864 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 PATTEN, Andrew G., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 20, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 PATZ, Frederick W. (See PAETZ, Frederick W.) 14 Sep 1864 25 Aug 1864 PAUL, West, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Company H, 24 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 25 Aug 1864 PAUL, West, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. H Lawrence Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865 PAUNAN, George (See PARMAN, George) 8 Feb 1864 PAYNE, Tilden, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Baldwin City Age 28, b. NY 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 PEAK, Alfred, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. E Lawrence Anderson Co. residence as Age 36. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1864 volume lists Dec 1861 19 1861 19 Dec PEAK, Alfred, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Jun 1864 Co. D, Age 43, b. NY. Transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry, 19 Dec 1861 19 Dec 1861 PEAK, Alfred, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Mustered out 7 Jan 1865 20 Aug 1862 Willow Springs PEARCE, Allen, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 Lamar, Douglas Co. PEARSON, James L., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 20, b. IN. Assigned to New Company 8 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 PEARSON, James L., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. 8 Mustered .out May 1865 9 Nov 1861 Lamar, Douglas Co. 9 Nov 1861 PEARSON, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 24, b. IN. Promoted Corporal 20 Nov 1861 9 Nov 1861 9 Nov 1861 Douglas Co. PEARSON, John, Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. 8 Age 24, b. IN. Promoted Sergeant 9 Nov 1861 9 Nov 1861 PEARSON, John, Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. 8 Douglas Co. Age 24, b. IN. Promoted Commissary sergeant 17 Jun 1864 9 Nov 1861 9 Nov 1861 PEARSON, John, Commissary Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. 8 Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 19 Mar 1864 19 Mar 1864 Lawrence PENNICK, Elijah, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company M 18 Sep 1864 �co U'I & ...... . 19 Mar 1864 PENNICK, Elijah, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 20, b. IN. Mu~tered out with company 26 Sep 1865 23 Mar 1864 PENWELL, George C., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 23 Mar 1864 PENWELL, Silas S., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. K Big Springs Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR PERIGO, John, pvt. Lawrence 25 May 1861 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 23, b. NY. Promoted Corporal 1 May 1862; mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 Lawrence 20 May 1861 PERIGO, John, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Promoted 1st Sergeant 1 Jun 1862 20 May 1861 PERIGO, John, 1st Sgt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Reduced 26 Jan 1863 PERKINS, Isaac, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence 4 Sep 1863 Age 44, b. MO PERKINS, John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 19 Feb 1862 Age 19, b. KS. Discharged for disability on account of wounds, Z8 Nov 1862, St. Louis, PERKINS, Monroe C., pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City 1 Sep 1863 Age 18, b. IA PERKINS, Willis G., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D Prairie City 19 Aug 1862 Age 31, b. NY 7 Nov 1863 PERRY, James, pvt. Willow Springs 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 41, b. IL 13 Sep 1861 PERSALL, Charles W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Promoted Commissary Sergeant 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 PERSALL, Charles W., Com. Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Age 35, b. NY. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 8 Sep 1863 PERVETT, William, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 18, b. LA 29 Jan 1862 PETTENGILL, Frank, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 18, b. ME. Assigned to New Company B 29 Jan 1862 PETTENGILL, Frank, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Mustered out Jan 1865 22 Oct 1861 PETTENGILL, Hugh, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 36, b. ME. Discharged for disability 10 Sep 1862, Leavenworth, KS PETTINGILL, Frank (See PETTENGILL, Frank) PETTINGILL, Hugh (See PETTENGILL, Hugh) Lawrence 13 Sep 1861 PHILLIPS, A.J., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 28, b. NY. Promoted Hospital Steward 1 Dec 1861, attached to 8th KS Volunteers Lawrence 12 Sep 1861 PHILLIPS, Allen J., Hasp. Steward 8th Infantry, Staff Transferred to 9th KS Volunteer Cavalry, Apr 1862 19 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 1 Jun 1861 1 Jul 1861 1 Jun 1861 19 Feb 1862 MO 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 29 Jan 1862 29 Jan 1862 22 Oct 1861 12 Sep 1861 �NAME, RANK REMARKS .~ 00 0\ REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 12 Sep 1861 12 Sep 1861 PHILLIPS, Allen J., Hosp~ Steward 9th Cavalry, Staff Lawrence Transferred from 8th KS Volunteer Infantry; reduced to ranks and assigned to Co. A, 18 Oct 1864 12 Sep 1861 12 Sep 1861 PHILLIPS, Allen J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence PICKETT, Francis M., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Promoted Corporal 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 PICKETT, Francis M., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 21, b. IL. Promoted 1st Sergeant 17 Aug 1861; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO. 1864 volume states he was promoted Captain, 8th LA Volunteers of A.D. 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 PICKETT, Francis M., 1st Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Promoted Sgt. Maj. 21 Nov 1862 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 Lawrence PIERCE, John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 35, b. TN. Deserted Little York, MO, 29 Jul 1861 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence-.. PIKE, Joshua A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted 1st Lieutenant, 24 Oct 1861 24 Oct 1861 Lawrence PIKE, Joshua A., 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Captain, Co. K, 24 Jan 1863 24 Jan 1863 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence PIKE, Joshua A., Capt. 9th Cavalry, Co. K Age 29, b. MA. Resigned 20 Sep 1864 PINEGAR, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 17 Oct 1863 19 Dec 1863 Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865. Wounded in left hand and hip, 16 Sep 1864, in action at Ft. Gibson, C.N. 19 Dec 1863 17 Oct 1863 PINEGAR, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Lawrence Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. 12 Oct 1861 Lamar, Douglas Co. 12 Oct 1861 PINNEY, Jesse C., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. a Age 32, b. NY. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 21 Aug 1862 Lawrence PITTS, Maten M., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Lawrence PLAYFORD, Reuben F., Musician 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 18. Mustered out with regiment, 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Burlingame 18 Aug 1862 Eudora PLEASENTS, James H., 2nd Lt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Age 30. Promoted 1st Lieutenant 3 Feb 1864 18 Aug 1862 Eudora PLEASENTS, James H., 1st Lt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Age 30 PORKER, William H. (See PARKER, William H.) 10 Sep 1862 10 Sep 1862 Lawrence POSTON, Char les W., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Assigned to Co. a, 21 Apr 1865 10 Sep 1862 10 Sep 1862 Lawrence POSTON, Charles W., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. B Mustered out 22 Jun 1865 at Ft. Gibson, C.N. �CO -..J .5= 28 Apr 1862 POTTER, George, pvt. Lawrence 2nd Cavalry, Co. F Killed in action while on escort duty, 11 Aug 1864 20 May 1861 POWELL, Thomas B., pvt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 25, b. WI. Discharged for disability 8 Mar 1862, Lawrence, KS 12 Aug 1862 POWELL, Thomas, pvt. Lawrence 12th Infantry, Co. E PRALL, Leonard (See PRATT, Leonard) . 1 Sep 1862 PRARTER, Thomas, Sgt. Lawrence 12th Infantry, Co. E 10 Sep 1862 PRATHER, Albert, pvt. Lawrence 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Assigned to company L, 18 Mar 1865 10 Sep 1862 PRATHER, Albert, pvt. Lawrence 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. 1 Nov 1863 PRATHER, Asbury, pvt. Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 15, b. IA 2 Nov 1863 PRATHER, George, pvt. Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 19, b. IA PRATT, Caleb S., 2nd Lt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. D Born MA. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO 14 May 1861 PRATT, John, pvt. Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 21- Promot~d sergeant-Major 25 May 1861 14 May 1861 PRATT, John, Sgt. Maj. Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Staff Age 21. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 PRATT, John, Adjutant Lawrence 2nd Cavalry, Staff Promoted Captain & Assistant Adjutant to General MITCHELL, U.S. Volunteers 6 Feb 1863 14 Jun 1861 PRATT, Leonard, pvt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 23, b. PA. Deserted 17 May 1862, Ft. Riley 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence PRATT, Silas, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 25, b. PA. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO 29 Jul 1864 Lawrence PRENTICE, T.C.K., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Age 17, b. CT 29 Feb 1864 Lecompton PRESGROVE, John E., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company M 18 Apr 1864 29 Feb 1864 Lecompton PRESSGROVE, John E., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 22, b. IL. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 20 Aug 1862 Willow Springs PUGH, Thomas, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E PUPELEWSKY, T.C.F. (See PAPILOUSKY, T.C.F.) 1 Mar 1864 QUICK, John, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City Age 21, b. Indian Territory QUILTY, John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 14 Nov 1861 Age 27, b. Ireland. Assigned to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 26 May 1864 13 Aug 1863 1 Jun 1861 13 Aug 1863 13 Aug 1863 3 Jun 1861 20 Jun 1861 20 Jun 1861 11 Nov 1861 14 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 14 Nov 1861 �NAME, RANK REMARKS (X) (X) REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 14 Nov 1861 14 Nov 1861 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Lawrence QUILTY, John, pvt. Mustered out 25 Nov 1864 20 Jun 1861 Lawrence RANKIN, John K., 3rd Lt. 2nd Infantry, Co. C Age 23. Promoted 2nd Lt. 1 Sep 1861 1 Sep 1861 Lawrence RANKIN, John K., 2nd Lt. 2nd Infantry, Co. C Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 8 Mar 1862 Lawrence RANKIN, John K., 2nd Lt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Mustered out 18 Mar 1865 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 RASHER, Hardy, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 28, b. OH. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 3 Nov 1864 RASHER, Hardy, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence Age 33, b. OH 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Lecompton RAY, James H., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 "31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Lecompton· RAY, James H., pvt. 11th cavalry, Co. M Age 35, b. IL. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 20 May 1863 RAZEY, Daniel B., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. I Douglas Co. '26 Mar 1862 Age 22, b. OH. Assigned to New Company B. 1865 volume lists residence as Ossawatomie 30 May 1863 RAZEY, Daniel B., pvt. 10th Infantry, New Co. B Ossawatomie 26 Mar 1862 Mustered out 28 Mar 1865 22 Oct 1861 10 Sep 1861 READ, James W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 21, b. TN. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS REED, James W. (See READ, James W.) 30 Aug 1862 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence REED, Jesse, pvt. 3 Feb 1864 REED, Joseph S., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Age 30, b. OH Franklin 9 Apr 1862 10 Jun 1863 REED, Thomas B., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Age 21, b. IL. Mustered out 8 Apr 1865. Wounded at M. Mills, AR, 25 Apr 1864. Prise and paroled Lawrence 31 Mar 1862 31 Mar 1862 REEDER, George M., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. E Promoted Sergt. Major 1 Apr 1862 31 Mar 1862 31 Mar 1862 Lawrence REEDER, George M., Sgt. Maj. 1st Infantry, Staff Promoted 1st Lt., Co. E, 11 May 1862. REEDER, George M., 1st Lt. 1st Infantry, Co. E Promoted Captain 1 May 1863 REEDER, George M., Capt. 1st Infantry, Co. E Resigned 8 Oct 1863 REESE, James R., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 Lawrence 1 May 1862 Lawrence 1 May 1863 Lawrence 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 �co 1.0 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 REESE, James R., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 30, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 REINHART, L.B. (See RINEHART, Louis B.) RESHBROCK, Hiram (See ROTHROCK, Hiram) 28 Jul 1864 RETCHROCH, A., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 21, b. PA 1 Feb 1864 RETH, Minns, pvt. Lawrence 16th Cavalry, Co. E Age 18, b. IN 22 Dec 1863 REX, Philip, pvt. Lawrence 16th Cavalry, Co. C Age 18, b. NY 12 Oct 1861 12 Oct 1861 REYNOLDS, Clarkson, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 33, b. NC. Promoted Corporal 4 Jan 1862 12 Oct 1861 12 Oct 1861 REYNOLDS, Clarkson, Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Discharged 2 Jan 1863 by s.o. No.2 from W.D., A.G.O. 8 Oct 1864 REYNOLDS, Clarkson, Maj. 16th Cavalry, Staff Palmyra Age 36, b. NC RHOADS, Eluathan (See RHODES, Elnathan) 30 Apr 1862 25 Jul 1861 RHODES, Elnathan, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence KS Leavenworth, Age 20, b. OH. Promoted sergeant 25 Jul 1861; mustered out 21 Nov 1864, 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 RHODES, Elnathan, Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Reduced to ranks 1 Apr 1862 25 Feb 1864 RICHARDS, Ithamer, pvt. Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. L Age 22, b.· OH 20 Feb 1864 Baldwin City RICHARDSON, Benjamin, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Age 28, b. NY 6 Sep 1863 RICKETS, John C., pvt. Prairie City 15th Cavalry, Co. L Age 18, b. OH 22 Dec 1863 RILEY, Alexander, pvt. Lawrence 16th cavalry, Co. C Age 45, b. Ireland 30 Mar 1864 RILEY, W.R., pvt. Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. K Age 27, b. PA RINEHART, Louis B., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 24, b. OH. Died 7 Nov 1861, St. Louis, MO of wounds received in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO 14 Aug 1862 Lawrence RIPLEY, Ambrose, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 22 Dec 1863 Lawrence RITCHIE, Barnard, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. C Age 20, b. Canada ROBERSON, Abraham S. (See ROBINSON, Abraham S.) 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Lawrence ROBERTS, John R., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. F Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 �NAME, RANK REMARKS .5= REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN ROBERTS, John R., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Age 23, b. IL. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 ROBERTSON, Samuel A., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Discharged for disability 21 Jun 1862. 1864 volume lists in same company a Private T.O. ROBERTSON, age 19, b. MO, residence Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co., enlisted same date ROBINET, Zenith, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City 1 Sep 1863 Age 31. Promoted Corporal ROBINETT, Zenith, Corp. 15th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City 1 Sep 1863 Age 31, b. IN ROBINS, Charles, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 15 Dec 1863 Age 25, b. PA ROBINSON, Abraham S., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 31 Mar 1864 18 Apr 1864 Transferred to Company F, 24 Sep 1864 ROBINSON, Abraham S., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence 31 Mar 1864 18 Apr 1864 Mustered out with company, 31 Aug 1865 ROBINSON, Alfred, Q.M. 8th Infantry" Staff Lawrence 2 Apr 1862 Age 50. 1865 volume: Absent without leave; Ii·ame dropped from the rolls after 3 years service; supposed to have been mustered out. 1864 volume: Promoted, Vice BANCROFT. ROBINSON, John W., Asst. Surgeon 2nd Cavalry, Staff Lawrence 23 Oct 1862 Died of chronic dysentery at Ft. Smith, AR, 10 Dec 1863. 1864 volume lists residence as Riley Co. ROBINSON, Neal C., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. E Baldwin City 1 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 Died at Roseville, AR, of wounds received in action, 4 Apr 1864 RODGERS, Thomas W. (See ROGERS, Thomas W.) ROE, George W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 11 Apr 1864 18 Apr 1864 Mustered out 1 Sep 1865. In 1864 volume, a Watson ROE, age 17, b. MI, residence Emporia, Lyon Co., enlisted 18 Apr 1863, in same company, but no George W. ROE ROGER, Emanuel, pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 28 Ju1 1864 Age 23, b. IN. 30 Jun 1863 11 Dec 1862 ROGERS, Charles, pvt. Brooklyn 9th cavalry, Co. C Age 18, b. IN. Assigned to New Company A ROGERS, Charles, pvt. 9th cavalry, New Co. A Deserted, DeVall's Bluff, AR, 29 Jun 1865 ROGERS, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Promoted Corporal 28 Jun 1863 ROGERS, John, Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Age 19, b. IN. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, ROGERS, Joseph, pvt. 8th Infantry, Co. F Mustered out on det. roll, St. Louis, MO, 25 Aug 1865 Brooklyn 11 Dec 1862 30 Jun 1863 Brooklyn 15 Aug 1861 15 Aug 1861 Brooklyn KS Douglas Co. 15 Aug 1861 15 Aug 1861 5 Apr 1864 5 Apr 1864 �ROGERS, Thomas W., pvt. 2nd Infantry Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 24. Mustered out with regiment, 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Burlingame ROMAIN, Ralph (See ROMAINE, RALF) ROMAINE, Ralf, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 12 Apr 1862 12 Apr 1862 Age 22, b. Canada. Transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry, Co. D ROMAINE, Ralph, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence 12 Apr 1862 12 Apr 1862 Discharged for disability 16 Dec 1864, New Orleans, LA ROOKS, Orlando P., Corp. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 21. Mustered out with regiment, 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Burlingame ROSA, John S., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 26. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Manhattan ROSBROOK, James C., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 24, b. C.W.; Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO ROSE, Alexander, pvt. 22 Mar 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. E 22 Mar 1864 Lecompton Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 .... ROSE, Alexander, pvt. 22 Mar 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. M 22 Mar 1864 Lecompton Age 22, b. VA. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 ROSENBROOK, J.C. (See ROSBROOK, James C.) ROSENTHAL, William, Quartermaster 9th Cavalry, Staff 5 Feb 1863 Lawrence Resigned 12 Sep 1864 ROSENTHALL, Wm. (See ROSENTHAL, William) ROTE, Jacob, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L 3 Sep 1863 Eudora Age 18. Promoted Corporal ROTE, Jacob, Corp. 15th Cavalry, Co. L 3 Sep 1863 Eudora Age 18, b. PA ROTHROCK, Hiram, pvt. 20 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. A 20 Aug 1862 Brooklyn Age 22, b. PA. Assigned to New Company A ROTHROCK, Hiram, pvt. 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Brooklyn Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 ROYAL, Franklin, pvt. 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 2nd Infantry, Co. E Lawrence Age 26. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 186!. 1864 volume lists residence as Anderson Co. RUPELL, Jonathan (See RUSSELL, Jonathan) RUSH, Isaac M. (See RUTH, Isaac M.) RUSSELL, George W., pvt. 14 Sep 1864 3 Sep 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Company K, 24 Sep 1864 RUSSELL, George W., pvt. 14 Sep 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. K 3 Sep 1864 Clinton Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865 RUSSELL, Jonathan, pvt. 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 �NAME, RANK REMARKS .~ 10 N REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Lawrence RUSSELL, Jonathan, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 26, b. NH. Promoted corporal; Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Lawrence RUSSELL, Jonathan, Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Reduced to ranks 30 Sep 1864 23 Oct 1861 Lawrence RUSSELL, Sheldon C., Adjutant 8th Infantry, Staff Resigned 15 Nov 1862 24 Ju1 1861 RUTH, Isaac M., 2nd Lt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence Age 25, b. PA. No evidence of muster out on file RYERS, Charles A. (See RYNS, Charles W.) 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 RYNS, Charles W., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 20. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Burlingame 30 Mar 1864 26 Mar 1864 SAGE, Samuel, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 18, b. England. Died of disease, Lawrence, KS, Apr 1864. 1865 volume lists residence as Mission Creek 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 SARBER, John N. or W., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence Age 22. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Manhattan 23 Jul 1863 28 Mar 1863 SARCOXIE, Joseph, pvt. 6th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 24. Mustered out 18 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR. 1864 volume lists residence as Delaware, Leavenworth Co.· 31 MAr 1864 31 Mar 1864 Lawrence SAUMS, George A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Lawrence SAUMS, George A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 32, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 SAURUS, George A. (See SAUMS, George A.) 13 Dec 1864 Clinton Twp. SAWYER, Byron, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 18, b. IL 12 Nov 1861 SAWYERS, Thomas J., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Wakarusa 12 Nov 1861 Promoted Corporal 11 Dec 1861. Mustered out 14 Jan 1865 at Leavenworth, KS 27 Nov 1861 SAWYERS, Thomas J., Corp. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Wakarusa 27 Nov 1861 Age 22. Reduced to ranks, 1863 4 Sep 1862 Eudora SCHIESWELD, John, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 4 Sep 1862 Eudora 12th Infantry, Co. E SCHLEIFER, Christian, pvt. SCHROUB, Michael (See SCHWAB, Michael) 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Lawrence SCHUBERT, Herman, 1st Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Co. C Age 35. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 SCHUSTER, Antoine, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 13 Jun 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 27. Absent without leave, 26 Oct 1861. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Junction City �1.0 W ~ ::9. g ClI ,~ ~ ..... ,~ ~ ~ 24 Oct 1861 23 Oct 1861 SCHWAB, Michael, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 1865 volume KS. Leavenworth, Ft. Age 43, b. France. Discharged on account of imbecility, 1 May 1862, lists residence as Kansas City, MO 5 Sep 1863 SCHWAB, Michael, pvt. Lawrence 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 45, b. France. Died 6 Apr 1864 at Ft. Scott 14 Aug 1862 SCHWARE, Frederick, pvt. Lawrence 12th Infantry, Co. E 3 Jun1861 3 Jun 1861 SCIMITZ, Peter, pvt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 32, b. Germany. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 SCINNTY, Peter (See SCIMITZ, Peter) 28 Mar 1864 SCOFIELD, Cyrus C., pvt. Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. K Age 35, b. NY 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 SCOTT, Charles C., pvt. Twin Mounds 9th Cavalry, Co. C Age 18, b. IN. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 2 Nov 1863 SCOTT, Howard M., pvt. Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 18, b. IN 15 Feb 1864 SCOTT, Samuel S. , pvt. Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. L Age 20, b. MO 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 SEARLE, Albert D., pvt. Bloomington 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted 2nd Lieutenant 24 Oct 1861 24 Oct 1861 SEARLE, Albert D., 2nd Lt. Bloomington 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted 1st Lieutenant 24 Jan 1863 24 Jan 1863 SEARLE, Albert D., 1st Lt. Bloomington 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Regimental Adjutant, 9 Jul 1863 9 Jul 1863 SEARLE, Albert D., Adjutant Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Staff Resigned 10 Oct 1864 25 Jul 1864 Lawrence SEARS, Charles M., pvt. 16th Infantry, Co. F Age 35, b. NY 3 Mar 1862 28 Dec 1861 Lecompton SECREST, John B., pvt. 6th Cavalry, Co. E Age 30. Mustered out 18 Mar 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 17 MAr 1864 17 Mar 1864 SECREST, Michael, pvt. Lecompton 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 Lecompton SECREST, Michael, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 20, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 SECREST, Samuel, pvt. Lecompton 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 SECREST, Samuel, pvt. Lecompton 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 16 Nov 1861 16 Nov 1861 SELIG, Charles, pvt. Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co. F Mustered out 18 Jan 1865 at Leavenworth, KS �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 23 Sep 1861 23 Sep 1861 SELIG, Henry W.H., pvt. Age 40. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1864 volume lists residence as Wyandot, Wyandot Co. 2nd Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence 5 Nov 1861 6 Nov 1861 SELIG, Henry W., pvt. Killed May 1864 enroute for Ft. Tyler, TX; murdered by captors for being unable to march on account of wounds received in battle 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Bloomington SHAFER, Leonard, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 31, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 16 Jun 1863 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Bloomington SHAFER, Leonard, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 11 Nov 1864 Wakarusa SHANK, John, pvt. 16th cavalry, Co. K Age 19, b. Ill. 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. A SHARP, George W., pvt. Promoted Sergeant 13 Sep 1861; promoted Saddler 1 Oct 1862 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence SHARP, George W., Saddler 9th Cavalry, Co. A Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence SHARP, George W., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 30, b. England. Reduced to ranks 1 Jan 1862 Lawrence SHAW, Lucius J., 2nd Lt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 30. Died 5 Sep 1861 of injury received at Platte River Bridge, MO, 2 Sep 1861 Lawrence 13 Sep 1861 SHAW, Winslow, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 24, b. ME. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 29 Aug 1862 Brooklyn SHEEK, James, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Assigned to New Company C, 18 Mar 1865 29 Aug 1862 SHEEK, James, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Brooklyn Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. SHEPPARD, J.T., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 15 Aug 1862 Age 30, b. IN. Discharged for disability at Ft. Halleck, Idaho Territory, 10 Apr 1863 SHEPPERD, J.T. (See SHEPPARD, J.T.) 1 Oct 1861 Lawrence SHERIDEN, Michael, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Deserted from General Hospital at Leavenworth, KS, 10 Apr 1863 22 Mar 1864 Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. I SHIVELY, William H., pvt. Age 18, b. MO SHIVERTZER, R.K., pvt. Age 29, b. Germany SHUBER, James, Corp. Age 45, b. Ireland To be continued ... 16th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 15 Jul 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 22 Dec 1863 13 Sep 1861 20 Jun 1861 13 Sep 1861 13 Aug 1863 13 Aug 1863 15 Aug 1862 1 Oct 1861 �'\4iIr~------------------ Preface Inasmuch as the present City of Lawrence comprises the sites of two former cities located on either side of the Kaw River, it became of particular interest to members of the North Lawrence Civic Association to investigate, during the recent celebration of the 75th anniversary of the City of Lawrence, .the early history of that part of the City situated north and east of the river. The purpose of this pamphlet is to make available a permanent record of the information obtained by the committee which had this matter in charge. The Association gratefully acknowledges the helpful assistance rendered by several of the older residents of this part of the City who not only supplied interesting information but also verified or rejected data secured from other sources. The . reader is indebted also for the facilities extended by the Kansas State Historical Society, JournalWorld Publishing Company, Lawrence Free Public Library, the Board of Education, City of Lawrence, Union Pacific Railway System, and others, whose records furnished much pertinent in£ormation~ North Lawrence Civic Association Lawrence, Kansas March 1, 1930 �------ _._-_ ...._.... - Early History Foreword 1.0 0'1 .Centennial celebrations throughout the State thIs year have caused many communities to review a?~ evaluate their local treasures of historical sigmfICance. Such a review of the contents of a pam~hlet published by North Lawrence Civic Associabon ~,nder the title "Early History of North Law~ence 0~1 March 1, 1930, indicated that additional l?fOlmatlO~ could be added and certain clarificahons suppl~ed which might be of interest to residents. of thIS part of the City. Inasmuch as what now IS known as North Lawrence came into existe.nce even prior to the arrival in Lawrence of the fust party sponsored by the New England Emigrant Aid SOciety, and in 1867 was incorporated as a separate and distinct second class city its early. history is parallel rather than analogous t~ the remamder of the present City. ~ uch additional clarification was supplied by ;rbcles appearing in the Kansas Magazine and also rom a scrap book of newspaper clippings faithfully kept by Mrs. Anna M. Ward, a daughter of J. F. Morgan, a member of the first party of the New England Emigrant Aid SOciety. We gratefully acknowledge the assistance available from these sources. March, 1961 A. B.Ewing of North Lawrence by the city of North Lawrence was embraced in the lands reserved for the Delaware Indians by a treaty dated September 24, 1829. From that time until 1854 these lands were in the Indian Country or Nebraska Territory. Although technically, Kansas was an Indian Reservation prior to 1854, a number of white settlements or villages (with a few run-away slaves from the .south) existed even prior to the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Bill on May 13, 1854 which opened the state to white settlers. No doubt, the settlement in North Lawrence was one of those visited by Dr. Charles Robinson and Charles H. Branscomb who were sent out as scouts of the New England Emigrant Aid Society to select its western outpost. The purpose of the Society was to strengthen uncommitted states and territories so . that they would remain in, and give aid to the Union in the event of civil war. Although squatter settlements had existed for several years, settlers started staking out their claims April 13, 1854 pending the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Bill a month later. On May 26, 1854 John Baldwin and Clarke Stearns, Missourians, staked out claims on what later was to become the Townsite of Lawrence. Their claims were held to be valid after the arrival of the first party of the T HE SITE LATER OCCUPIED Page Seven �New England Emigrant Aid SOcietY on August 1 1854. ' During the following year Mr. Baldwin obtained a charter to operate a flatboat ferry (drawn by rope) across the river opposite Lawrence and built a long log building for his business and dwelling on the north bank of the river. ThIs building was located at the foot of the present North Third Street. C. W. Babcock, who later served as Mayor of Lawrence was in partnership with Mr. Baldwin for two years. Practically all supplies for the townsite of Lawrence came in by wagon train over a' long dusty route from Leavenworth. They forded the river or crossed by ferry opposite Lawrence. The comparative absence of timber south of the river and its abundance north of the river caused the early settlers of Lawrence to cross the river for building materials with which the first pennanent structures were constructed. Charles Bruce came to North Lawrence from Niles, Michigan, in 1856. He opened a saw mill and wholesale lumber business on the northeast corner of North Third and Locust Streets on the present site of the Derby Grain Company. A few years later his operations were moved to the west side of North Sixth Street between Ehn and Walnut Streets. This later location proved to be desirable as it made available a switch track of the Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston Railway which crossed the river over a railroad bridge at this Page Eight point. Mr. Bruce built his home in 1862 about one hundred feet west of the corner of Elm and North Seventh Streets on the north side of Elm Street. The house is still occupied and is known as the McCann property. This was only a modest beginning of a distinguished name in the hardwood lumber business. Charles Bruce and Son opened a yard in the 600 Block on the west side of-Massachusetts Street. A few years later it expanded its operations to include the manufacture of hardwood flooring in Kansas City, and shortly afterwards moved its headquarte~'s -to Memphis, Tenn. to become the largest dealer ll1 hardwood lumber in the country. For many years it has operated under the name of E. L. Bruce Company, and is managed by two grandsons of the original founder, Charles Bruce. A number of the members of the parties of the New England Emigrant Aid Society settled in/North Lawrence, while other newcomers merely selected the settlement north of the river rather than the townsite of Lawrence for their residence and/or business. A number of the prosperous farms around North Lawrence trace their origins to settlement in the 1850's. Transportation between the two towns had been accomplished by ferry-boat which had operated since 1854. However, it seems that the river at that time presented no real problem in crossing as many of the early residents of North Lawrence forded the river with their teams and wagons. In Page Nine �-----................ ----------------------winter, they often drove across the frozen stream on the ice. David Miller came to North Lawrence from Indiana prior to 1860 and purchased farm lands near Mud Creek. They were living on their farm during the Quantrill raid of Lawrence. One of Mr. Miller's daughters was Maria Elizabeth ( Miller) Tyson. Among the first settlers north of the river were: John Morehead, a Kentuckian, who opened the first traders' store; Dr. G. J. Tallman, from Ohio; C. F. Saum, a carpenter from Ohio; Thomas McCage, a merchant from New York; O. H. Mitchell, a carpenter; M. H. Berry, who operated a bowling alley; Isaac Tibbets, a grocer; W. H. H. Whitney; T. S. Murray; Peter Laptad, and others. In a treaty between the United States and the Delaware Indians, ratified on August 22, 1860, the government granted to Sarcoxie, Chief of the Turtle Band, approximately 320 acres including the greater part of the site of North Lawrence. All of this land was transferred to Charles Robinson, Robert S. Stevens, and William A. Simpson by Sarcoxie and War-me-mar-o-qua, his wife, on November 2, 1861. Almost immediately afterwards, the tract was broken up by the transfer of a strip of land to the Eastern Division of the Kansas Pacific Railroad Company, and other smaller sales to settlers who had moved to the community. The first Post Office was established in 1862 under the name of "Jefferson." The first Postmaster Page Ten was Charles F. Saum. The name "Jefferson" probably came from the fact that the community at that time was located in Jefferson County. The postoffice building in 1865 was located at the north end of the then steel truss bridge on the east side of Bridge Street. That location at the present time is in the river channel, about the middle and somewhat to the east of the present concrete bridge. As was true of similar struggling communities, transportation to and from shopping centers was quite a problem for the people of Nort~ Lawrence in its early existence. Hence, the 1860 s found the area copiously served by many small shops and stores to meet the more immediate needs of the residents. The principal business streets were Bridge Street and Locust Street. The largest store was Dicker's on the comer of Locust and North Seventh Streets. Here you could buy almost anything from groceries to harness. Hislop's Grocery was on the southeast corner of North Fifth and Lyons Streets. Wiedman's Grocery was located at Lake Street and North Seventh Street. O. M. Searles operated his barber shop on Bridge Street. A. L. Carey operated a grocery store on Bridge Street across the street from the present location of th: Union Pacific Freight Depot. John Shields operated a meat market on the northeast corner of Locust and North Seventh Streets. Lindley's Drug Store was located on the southeast corner of Locust and North Fifth Streets. "First and last Chance" was on the east side of North Seventh Street at the Page Eleven �I city limits. While some of these businesses were established in the 70's and 80's, most were in operation during the early sixties. The Townsite of Lawrence appeared to be one of the principal targets of Southern sympathizers, ~erhaps primarily because it originally was organIzed to bolster the chances of Kansas· remaining a free state in the event of civil war which already was on the horizon. Hence, all of the vengeance was heaped upon it, while North Lawrence escaped entirely the disastrous effects of both the raid by Sheriff Jones in 1856 and Quantrill's raid of August 21, 1863. Although members of Quantrill's party did ford the river to North Lawrence to forage food and fresh horses, so far as is known, no buildings were burned and no lives were lost. On the contrary, the entire business section and many of the residences of Lawrence were burned to the ground. About 150 lost their lives, and the Townsite was left prostrate. On September 6, 1863, the Rev. William Aiken Starrett was called from the vicinity of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to become pastor of the old school of the Presbyterian Church at Lawrence. He occupied the pulpit tinti11870. During the residence of Rev. Starrett he was a member of the Board of Regents of the University, and also later served as Editor of the Lawrence Daily Journal. Although Rev. Starrett's major interest was religion, he also was adept as a builder. He supervised the construction of the First Presbyterian Page Twelve II . Ii I I Church in 1866 and built several of the first buildings of the Kansas University. His father and his grandfather had been contractors around Pittsburgh, and there seemed to be a strong urge to follow in their footsteps. In 1865 he built a large stone home in North Lawrence on a tract of twenty acres of walnut timber. (When the city was plotted, this became known as the "Walnut Park Addition.") The irregular sand stones were quarried near Mud Creek and each stone was charted and numbered for the convenience of the stone masons before construction began. The two-story stone house consiSted of fourteen rooms with full basement, slate roof, copper guttering, and other features which put the structure in a class by itself at that time. The house was tom down in the late 1940's and a part of the stone was used in the construction of another residence on the northeast corner of Lyons and North Fourth Streets. It was in these surroundings that the Starrett children (consisting of five boys and two girls) spent their childhood. The five sons-Theodore, Paul, Ralph, Goldwin, and William-were destined to make history as architects and builders. The four older boys attended old Woodlawn School on the northwest corner of North Fourth and Perry Streets. In 1880 the Starrett family moved to a suburb of Chicago and the "Castle" was sold to Dr. W. S. Bunn who converted it into a hospital-perhaps the first in Lawrence. He operated the hospital and I Page Thirteen �....o o served as family physician to many of the early citizens of North Lawrence. Early in 1864 two more of the first party of the New England Emigrant Aid Society moved from Lawrence to large farms located about three miles llortheast of North Lawrence. These were Dr. Robinson (former Governor) and John F. Morgan. Dr. Robinson had been the first President of the Lawrence Association. He also was a member of the first Board of Regents of Kansas University in which capacity he served until his death on August 17, 1894. He served in the Kansas Legislature in 1874 and 1876. After he had moved to his farm (his farm home still remains standing) he managed a large acreage of farm land, practiced medicine in Lawrence, and continued to keep an active interest in the affairs of Lawrence and especially the University. Mrs. (Sarah T.) Robinson lived in the farm home, across the road from the Oak Ridge School, until her death in 1911. On September 20, 1863 the telegraph line of the Kansas Pacific was completed to North Lawrence. Construction of the first bridge across the river was begun in the spring of 1863 by a Chicago concern and was completed in December of that year. It consisted of four 150-foot Howe Truss spans, thirty feet above low water mark. Upon its completion, it was opened as a toll bridge and operated by C. W. Babcock and his brother-in-law, a man by the name of Gillet. The operation of the flatPage Fourteen I boat ferry was discontinued shortly thereafter by competition. . . Tlie Kansas Pacific during 1863 began laymg Its line from Wyandotte (Kansas City) to North Lawrence, and this was completed on November 26, 1864. An excursion train came from Wyandotte on November 28 and townsite companies were organized along the line. The railroad company immediately began building suitable quarters for freight and passenger purposes, erecting a substantial one-story building, 100' X 26', directly opposite the intersection of Locust and North F~th Streets on the present right-of-way of the Umon Pacific. There were open platforn1s on the east and west ends of this building. The Building proper housed the offices of the railroad officials, the passenger depot, and the freight depot. George Noble was superintendent of the railroad; W. H. Bancroft, trainmaster; W. D. Wetherell, agent. Regular train service began on December 19, 1864. The Union Pacific passenger depot was moved to its present stone building in 1889. The completion of the railroad brought in new residents, which necessitated the construction of homes and business buildings. Most of these buildings which were erected nearly 100 years ago have since been discarded, although their locations will be remembered by some of the older settlers. Although the Kaw Valley Town Company did not make application for charter until about three years later, it is quite probable that the name of Page Fifteen �the town was change·d from Jefferson to North Lawrence as a Board of Trustees and town officers were elected at this time. The following were elected: G. J. Tallman, H. H. Howard, T. McCage, M. H. Berry, James Franklin, and A. C. Miller. The legislature in 1865 provided for forming Grant Township out of the southwest comer of Sarcoxie Township, and made the new Township (which included the town of "Jefferson") a part of Douglas County. Sponsorship of this geographical change came from the Townsite of Lawrence as it was anxious to become the County Seat of Douglas County. Its chances for realizing its ambition were improved by giving it a more centralized position in . the County. A flour and feed mill was located on the southwest corner of North Third and Perry Streets. Across the street on the northwest comer there was a coal yard. Both of these businesses were served by a switch-track from the Union Pacific Railroad. The Petrie house, a stone building on the north side of Lincoln Street between North Second and North Third Streets, was built in 1865. The first well in North Lawrence was located immediately east of this house. Theretofore, water for all purposes had been obtained from the river. The Bowersock Building on the northwest corner of Locust and North Second Streets was built either in 1865 or the following year and still remains standing. A building a few hundred feet northeast of the Page Sixteen I 1 I present site of the Union Pacific passenger depot housed the jail and court room. H. H. Howard was elected City Attorney ·and acted as Judge. Directly north of the jail on the north side of Perry Street a small Catholic Church had been erected. Services were not held regularly. The Pilgrim Congregational Church was established in 1865 and the church and parsonage erected on the northwest comer of Elm and North Third Streets. The church has been replaced by another structure, but the parsonage is still standing and occupied. It is located on the north side of Elm . Street about 100 feet west of the corner. The Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church was organized by Rev. Edmund McKee in 1865 although construction of the building did not begin until May, 1866. The first board of trustees of the church was elected May 28, 1866 and was composed of the following: Jesse Brockway, President; Edmund McKee, Secretary; Charles F. Saum, Oliver H. Mitchell, John C. Bardell, John H. Saunders, Robert Critchfield and Alfred Lawson. Chief Sarcoxie and his family lived on the hill north of the Lawson station at Mud Creek. His two daughters attended the old Woodlawn School at North Fourth and Perry Streets. The site of his home was almost identical with the present location of the house now standing. Lewis Weingartner operated a bakery on the southeast corner of Locust and North Second Streets. The Snow Bakery was located at the corner Page Seventeen �..... o N of North Second and Walnut Streets (this location is now in the river). A saloon was operated by Mr. Fritz directly north of the present site of the Union Pacific freight depot. Orlando Darling operated a saw mill and also a grist mill at the foot of North Fourth Street, between Walnut and Mill Streets. A general store was located on the east side of North Fourth Street about two hundred feet south of its intersection with Elm Street. A large elm tree is still standing which was on the north side of this store. Across the street south from the Kansas Pacific Station stood the Crandall House, the leading hotel. This was located in what is now known as the Dauberman Building. Immediately west of this building Henry Snyder conducted a saloon and pool hall. The Snyder residence, which still stands at the northwest comer of North Fifth and Walnut Streets (it was numbered "101 Pennsylvania Street") was built prior to 1870. Soon after its construction it was converted from a residence into a semi-resort hotel operating under the name of "Edlewilde," and was so used for more than 30 years until purchased by A. N. Dunakin, a North Lawrence grocer. The north-south bound streets corresponded generally with those in Lawrence (south of the Kaw River). The streets east of Vermont Street, were named for some of the original thirteen colonies, viz. Kentucky, Vermont, Massachusetts, New HampPage Eighteen shire, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maine, etc. West of Bridge Street the northsouth bound streets were: Massachusetts, Vermont, Kentucky, and Front or River Street. Some sixty years later, Bridge Street was renamed "North Second Street"; Rhode Island Street became North Third Street; New York Street became North Fourth Street; Pennsylvania Street became North Fifth Street, etc. The east-west bound streets still bear their original names; but prior to the 1903 flood most of them extended from the east city limits to the west city limits on Front Street. .. Public Schools were established almost immediately after the first settlers came to North Lawrence. However, funds were not available for building public buildings and for perhaps ten years they were held in any public place which would accommodate them-churches, halls, and even some residences. One of the first schools was located 6n the south side of Locust Street between North Third and North Fourth Streets. Mrs. Laptad taught the primary grades, and Miss Bartlet, the upper classes. There was another school on the northwest comer of North Eighth and Maple Streets; and still another ( colored) school on the northwest comer of North Fifth and Elm Streets. Probably there were several other locations where school was held. Obviously there was no segregation of races in the schools. Although the preponderance of the population was white, Delaware Indians from the Delaware Reservation north of the town gradually drifted into the Page Nineteen �~ o w settlement as well as a few former slaves who had escaped from the South. Before 1868 these widely scattered locations were accommodating more than 250 pupils. During the year the old Woodlawn School on the northeast corner of Perry and North Fourth Streets was built as the First Ward School. Old Lincoln School was built on the northeast corner of Lincoln and North Seventh Streets as the Second Ward School. School continued to be held in the second story of the Council House on the southwest corner of Locust and North Sixth Streets, and also continued in several other locations. Obviously, the school population of North Lawrence; as well as the total population continued to grow rapidly. Mr. Frank P. Smith who served as superintendent of the City Schools about twenty years later reported that the consolidation of North Lawrence with Lawrence schools had added nearly one thousand school children to the school system and two school buildings. The school population of the two cities at that time evidently was about the same as the report of the Board of Education of Lawrence in 1867 showed an enrollment in the Lawrence schools during that year of 889 pupils. The first newspaper to be printed was the North Lawrence Courier, the initial edition of which appeared on July 28, 1866. Mr. J. S. Boughton was editor. A short time later the name of the paper was changed to Kaw Valley Courier. Mr. H. C. 'Whitney purchased the paper September 14, 1876 Page Twenty I I I j. I I I I and changed its name to Clarion. The paper again was sold and became the property of Judge H. H. Howard under the name of N Ofth Lawrence Joumal. Another paper, North Lawrence Leader, began publication in 1884 and was discontinued the year following. In 1867 the George Moser family from Illinois forded the Kaw River and settled on a farm at Reno about nine miles northeast of Lawrence. They consolidated three deserted Indian wigwams to make their farm home. One of the daughters, Mary, later became the wife of William Nadelhoffer, Lawrence contractor and builder. ... The Kaw Valley Town Company applied for a Charter for North Lawrence on June 7, 1867. This application was not acted upon, probably because there was a bill before the legislature, which if passed, would automatically incorporate then existing towns. This bill was passed by the legislature and North Lawrence became a city of the second class. The population was about twenty-five hundred. At its first city election North Lawrence chose the following officers: G. J. Tallman, Mayor; N. Hoystradt, Clerk; A. R. Smith, Treasurer; Thomas Deasely, Marshal; and H. H. Howard, Police Judge. The city was divided into two wards, First· and Second, corresponding to the present Fifth and Sixth Wards, respectively. Three councilmen were elected from each ward. A petition was presented to the City Council of Page Twenty-one �Lawrence on June 11, 1867, signed by North Lawrence citizens, asking that North Lawrence be annexed to the City of Lawrence. This petition was signed by U. Biggs, C. Bruce, Orlando Darling, Samuel Tyson, Simpson Bros., Warren P. Biggs, Leroy Crandall, and others. A protest to the consolidation was presented to the Council on the evening of June 12, 1867, by another group of North Lawrence citizens on the grounds that Lawrence had no legal right to annex another municipality. This movement was led by Dr. C. J. Tallman, W. H. H. Whitney, Thos. S. Murray, Thomas S. Hawkins, Judge H. H. Howard, and others. However, the City Council passed an Ordinance (No. 77) purporting to annex North Lawrence to the City of Lawrence on the same evening. From subsequent events the ordinance was ineffective and the attempt to annex was unsuccessful. Immediately after the incorporation of North Lawrence as a city, building began in earnest, and many of the buildings constructed during this period still remain standing. The present home of R. H. Rogers was built in 1867. The brick house on the west side of North Third Street close to the city limits was built. Thos. S. Murray built his home on the northeast comer of Lyons and North Third Streets. Judge H. H. Howard built a residence on the west side of North Third Street about two hundred feet north of the comer of Lyons and North Third Streets. The residence of A. J. Dicker on Locust Street, as well as his store building, were Page Twenty-two i quilt during this period. The Melvin home on the southwest comer of North Seventh and Elm Streets was built. Undoubtedly, there are many other buildings. which were erected during this period which are still standing. The Pine family came to North Lawrence in 1868 and settled on a farm near Fall Leaf (about six miles east of North Lawrence). As the family grew up, members moved to farms just outside of the north city limits. The old Lincoln School on the northeast comer of North Seventh and Lincoln Streets was the first substantial school building to be erected. Shortly thereafter the old Woodlawn building was construCted. Both of these buildings were built in 1868. School opened that fall with about 250 pupils in the five schools according to Prof. Murray. The following year the enrollment had increased to nearly 500 scholars and in 1870 had almost doubled again. The colored Baptist Church was built in the fall of 1865 at the comer of Lincoln and North Fourth Streets. In November, 1869, all east-west bound streetsWalnut, Elm, Locust, Maple, Perry, Lincoln, and Lyons Streets-were opened from the east city limits (North Ninth Street) to the bend of the river on the west. At that time, this included an area about four blocks west of North Second Street. Because of the fertility and friability of the soil in this and other areas of North Lawrence the town particu- i Page Twenty-three i i I' i 1 i i I \. �..... o (JI lady attracted people who were interested in gardening or horticulture. In the fall of 1869 the jail and court room was removed from the location near the present Union Pacific passenger depot to the southwest corner of Locust and North Sixth Streets on which site a two story city hall or council house had been erected. In 1869, James Walker built the Lindley Building on the southeast comer of Locust and North Fifth Streets. The post office was moved to this building and Mr. Walker became postmaster. The Rose Hill Cemetery was laid out for the City of North Lawrence by Holland Wheeler, city engineer of Lawrence. This was located on the knoll on the north side of Lyons Street between North Eighth and North Ninth Streets. Monuments which had been erected over graves were visible in this location until recent years. The Board of Education of the City for the year 1868-69 was composed of: J. L. Furber, President; R. M. Ridgeway, Vice-President; and W. Cartwright. H. E. Cole was Superintendent. Valley Lodge No. 30, A. F. & A. M. was organized in North Lawrence and according to a news item in December,1868, was in a flourishing condition. The following officers were elected: L. P. Mason, W. M.; A. Luptin, S. W.; F. Herrard, J. W.; L. F. Jackson, Treas.; and J. D. Fincher, Secretary. The Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston Railway constructed a railroad bridge across the river in 1870. The line approached the river from the north Page Twellty-four I I side on the present North Sixth Street. Later with the permission of the Railway, foot paths were added to the sides of the bridge so that pedestrians might cross without going over the toll bridge. This was the first instance of free passage between the two cities. (The present branch line of Union Pacific Railroad from Lawrence to Leavenworth is a part of the original Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston Railway; while the part of the Railway which extended into Southern Kansas has become a part of the Santa Fe System.) . On March 17, 1870, the citizens of North Lawrence voted to consolidate with the City of Lawrence under a general act passed by the legislature providing for the consolidation of cities. Lawrence voters held an election on March 21, and also approved of the consolidation. A joint session of the two city councils was held at which W. Hadle¥ was elected President and John S. Brown, Secretary. April 4, 1870, was set as an election day for new officials of the consolidated city. The reorganization of the Board of Education of the consolidated city on May 2, 1870, showed the following members from North Lawrence: Fifth Ward (previously the First Ward in North Lawrence), J. L. Furber and J. F. Morgan; Sixth vVard (previously the Second Ward in North Lawrence), R. M. Ridgeway and W. W. Cartwright. The City Council of the consolidated city on December 6, 1870 passed an ordinance (No. 138) whereby the City proposed to issue $100,000 of Page Twenty-five �......~ ..... o 0\ bonds, the proceeds of which was to be turned oV'er to the Union Pacific Railway upon its furnishing evidence that it had expended that amount in the erection of general repair shops at Bismarck Grove in North Lawrence. The buildings were built as planned and a large crew of men was recruited for the repair work. During the succeeding ten years, many residences were built around Bismarck Grove and in the area between North Seventh and North Ninth Streets to house the families of employees of the repair shops. The shops were dismantled and moved to Annstrong Station, Kansas City, Kansas. Some of these residences are still occupied, but most of them, made vacant by the removal of the shops, deteriorated and over the years have been torn down. Although North Lawrence had been served since its beginning by "hacks" and "omnibusses," its real boost in public transportation came with the mule cars to Bismarck Grove. These cars were fitted with flanged wheels and were drawn on small rails by teams of horses or mules-usually mules. The "line" operated from Bismarck Grove to Nineteenth Street on Massachusetts Street, from 1884 until 1903. The mule cars had served Bismarck Grove previously for the Kansas State Fairs and other state-wide events which were held there. In May, 1881, Professor C. E. Leslie who conducted a school of music in Chicago, conceived the idea of a giant musical festival composed of auxiliary Page Twenty-six i I I I I I choruses from towns throughout the State, and of bringing them together in one mighty chorus as the Kansas State Musical Jubilee at Bismarck Grove in North Lawrence in August. . He, Mrs. Leslie and 28 assistants came to Kansas and started training these local choruses. The first chorus organized was at Salina with about 200 members. The party divided into groups, each group spending perhaps two weeks in a town in intense training, and selecting personnel by whom the group's training could be continued after they went on to the next town. In all, 73 chorus groups were organized from as many towns with about 10,000 persons taking part. From these 73 choruses more than six thousand singers (630 voices from the Lawrence chorus) arrived at Bismarck Grove on August 17, 1881 for first rehearsal. As the group arrived, a state-wide prohibition camp meeting was just ' closing. The combined chorus gave four concerts, each of about twenty numbers on August 18 and August 19. Seven guest stars from Chicago also were on the program. The performance was held in a large pavilion which did not accommodate the crowd. Two acres of seats were set up in the walnut grove and yet some of the attendance remained standing. The Union Pacific Railroad ran special excursion trains. Others arrived in buggies, carriages, lumber wagons and on foot. The Kansas City Times estimated the attendance at 20,000 although stated that other estimates were much higher. Page Twenty-seven �As Kansas State Fairs ah'eady were being held at Bismarck Grove, equipment, facilities and concessions of all kinds were available on the grounds to take care of the huge crowd. Several Kansas towns have choruses which began with the visits of the Leslie group in 1881. Although Lindsborg's Bethany aratoria Society may have found its inspiration elsewhere, it was organized by the Reverend and Mrs. Carl A. Swenson in the same year that the Kansas State Musical Jubilee was held at Bismarck Grove. Perhaps the last of the principal churches to be built before the turn of the century was the North Lawrence Christian Church at Elm and North Seventh Streets in 1894. Mrs. Sarah T. Robinson ( wife of the first governor of Kansas) was the principal donor. State Fairs, sponsored by the Union Pacific Railway, and conducted under the direction of the vVestern National Fair Association began in 1881. The mule car line was extended to Bismarck Grove. Elaborate preparations were made, including the erection of large buildings in the Grove and the establishing of a race course east of the large building which is now used as a barn. These fairs were well attended by persons from over Kansas and surrounding states. The exhibition buildings and displays have never been excelled by any fairs held within the state. Not only were the annual fairs held here, but Bismarck Grove became a focal point and was used Page Twenty·elght state-wide for large outdoor gatherings including carnivals, political and religious groups, for the succeeding twenty years. A part of the Grove was utilized as a game preserve with buffalo, deer, antelope, elk, and other native animals. Although Sarcoxie, the Delaware chief, asserted that in 1844 he had paddled his canoe from the bluffs in the Delaware Reservation to Blue Mound, his statement is not supported by the government records relating to the flood of that year. However, there is no record of any overflow or flooding in North Lawrence or adjacent lands from 1844 until after the close of the century. ... Evidently the early 1900's ushered in a wet cycle which persisted for nearly fifteen years. There were minor overflows in the lowlands in 1901 and 1902 and then in 1903 came the big flood which should be considered the first major catastrophe of the Kaw Valley. Before the 1903 flood, north of Locust Street, North Lawrence included four blocks west of what is now North Second Street. Only a little more than one block was left. The river channel was about one-half of its present width. The flood carried away and left as a part of the river basin all of the east-west bound streets south of Locust Street and west of North Second Street. It also widened the channel east of the present bridge by adding the area occupied by Mill, Walnut, and Ash Streets from the bridge as far east as North Fifth Street. Thus, approximately one-third of North Lawrence I Page Twenty-nine �,.... o was added to the channel of the Kaw River by the disastrous flood of 1903. Although floods of lesser proportions than the big flood occurred in 1904, 1905, 1908, 1910, 1912, and 1915, the property damage was relatively· minor compared to the flood of 1903. However, their frequent recurrence was of sufficient significance and inconvenience to retard the development of that part of the City. Present generations can little appreCiate the radical changes and the devastating effects of two major catastrophies upon this part of the City in 1903 and again in 1951. But with the threat of disastrous floods definitely behind us, we are pushing forward again to occupy a place in our City which rightfully we should assume. CO Page Thirty �~ $ Q 0 " j T S'r'. H ~ lit J 'II ~ t. ],1 '" I! ~ Sr. I II 1 C\ Itt ..... 0 1..0 II ~ (1) ~. I· g (1) ...~ & ...... ~ ... ~ l.J 18'S- '-- �INDEX of Names in Current Issue Cummings, Nancy 63 Darling, Orlando 102,103 Dicker, A. J. 104 Dicker, Myron 63 Dobbins, Paulina Jane 76 Dunakin, A. N. 102 Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight 63 Emery, E. T. 70 Emily, 75 Evans, Ann 65 Evans, Thomas E. 65 Ewing, A. B. 96 Fair, A. H. 69, 70 Fair, Anna J. 69 Fincher, J. D. 105 Foote, A. H. 77 Franklin, James 101 Fritz, Mr. 102 Fritzel, John 68, 69 Fritzel, Margaret 69 Furber, J. L. 105 Gass, George W. 67 Gaumer, George T. 78 Gaumer, Tom 79 Gillespie, Olivia 75 Gillet 100 Gimblet, Ann 65 Gimblet, Ernest C. 65 Gimblet, Jonn George 65 Goss, Alice M. 68 Goss, Carrie A. 68 Goss, Charles E. 68 Goss, Elden M. 68 Goss, Geo. Walter 68 Goss, George W. 6 7 , 68 Goss, M. Louise 68 Goss, Mary 68 Goss, Mary V. 68 Goss, Susan C. Goss, Susan E. 67, 68 Gray, Mrs. S. A. 79 Gray, Sam A. 79 Groves, Emma 79 Hadl, Grace 65 Hadl, Mary 65 Hadley, W. 105 Haehl, Gretchen 67 Hanson, Kathryn C. H. 78,79 Harmon, Susanna 62 Hedges, David 64 Hedges, Israel 64 Aiken, Re. William 99 Anderson, Nancy Jane 76 Babcock, C. W. 97,100 Baldwin, John 96,97 Bancroft, W. H. 100 Barry, Margaret 62 Barry, Robert 62 Bartlet, Miss 102 Bauer, Eleanor 66 Beasely, Thomas 103 Berry, M. H. 98,101 Biggs, U. 104 Biggs, Warren P. 104 Blevins, Sam 79 Boggs, Patsy 65 Boughton, J. S. 103 Branscomb, Charles H. 96 Brockway, Jesse 101 Brown, John S. 105 Brown, William 68 Bruce, C. 104 Bruce, Charles 97 Bruce, E. L. 97 Buchanan, President 64, 67 Bunn, Dr. W. S. 99 Cade, Sophronia 63 Canavan, James 79 Carey, A. L. 98 Carlson, Edward A. 77 Carter, Mrs. 76 Cartwright, W. 105 Chadwick, Charles 67 Cole, H. E. 105 Corel, Henry Highland 75 Corel, J. P. 78 Corel, James H. 78 Corel, Jemima 75 Corel, Louisa 75 Corel, Margaret 75 Corel, Martha 75 Corel, Mary 75 Corel, Olivia 75 Corel, Rebecca Ann 75 Corel, Sarah 75 Corel, William 75 Cosby, Jane 75 Crandall, Leroy 104 Critchfield, Robert 101 Culberton, O. B. 71, 72 Culberton, Oscar B. 71 Culberton, Pearl 71, 72, 73 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 110 �Mason, L.P. 105 McCage, T. 101 McCage, Thomas 98 McFarland, Eliza J. 77 McGee, Albert 78 McGee, Alice 79 McGee, Annie Laurie 79 McGee, Beulah 79 McGee, Della 79 McGee, Jake 78 McGee, James 79 McGee, John Jacob 78 McGee, Kate 79 McGee, Lillie 79 McGee, Mary Emma 79 McGee, Milton 79 McGee, Minnie 79 McGee, Nancy 79 McGee, Nellie 79 McGee, Olive 79 McGee, Olivia Gillispie 78 McGee, Oliver C. 78 McGee, Mrs. R. A 79 McGee, Rebecca Ann 79 McGee, Richard O. 78 McGee, Solon N. 78 McGee, Susan 79 McGee, Thomas, Jr. 79 McGee, Thomas S., Capt. 78 McGee, Virdilla 78 McGee, William 79 Hedges, Mary 64 Hedges, Sarah 64 Heflin, Jennie B. 69, 70, 71 Heflin, Samuel K. 69, 70 Heidel, Josephine 66 Herrard, F. 105 Hill, Chester K. 65 Hill, Luella 65 Howard, H. H. 101,103 Hoystradt, N. 103 Huck, Agatha 63 Huck, Will 63 Jackson, L. F. 105 Jenkins, Arthur 64 Jenkins David 64 Jenkins, Kezia Johney, Johanna 65 Jones, Nellie T. 76 Jones, Pearl 64 Kellerman, Anna Catharina 66 Kellerman, Anna Marie 65 Kellerman, Catherina 66 Kellerman, Clara 65 Kellerman, Frank 66 Kellerman, John 66 Kellerman, Joseph 66 Kellerman, Louis 66 Kellerman, Maria Catherina 66 Kellerman, Mary 65, 66 Kellerman, Paul 66 Lane, General 78 Laptad, Mrs. 102 Laptad, Peter Lawson, Alfred 101 Leland, Sarah Jenkins 64 Leslie, C. E. 106 Lincoln, Mary Todd 64 Lovell, Charlie 64 Lovell, George 64 Lovell, Georgiana Rose Jenkins 64 Lovell, Oliver 64 Luptin, A. 105 Lykins, William H. R. 67 Marx, Anna 65 Marx, Frances 65 Marx, Frank 65 Marx, George 65 Marx, John Paul 65 Marx, Joseph 65 Marx, Louise 65 Marx, William 65 Maryland, Nancy 75 McKee, Rev. Edmund 101 Merwin, Arthur Todd 64 Merwin, Bill 64 Merwin, Daniel 64 Merwin, Edward 64 Merwin, Harvey 64 Merwin, Henry 64 Merwin, Jess 64 Merwin, Marshall 64 Merwin, Rose 64 Merwin, Scott 64 Merwin, Simeon 64 Merwin, Susan (Jenkins) 64 Merwin, Todd 64 Miller, A. C. 101 Miller, David 98 Miller, Maria Elizabeth 98 Mitchell, O. H. 98 Mitchell, Oliver H. 101 Morehead, John 98 Morgan, J. F. 96,105 111 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.3 �O'Neill, Joseph G. 81 Oney, Rebecca 75 Ordway, Edson 82 Orril, Joseph G. 82 Overton, Arthur 82 Owens, James 82 Owens, John 82 Owens, Owen 82 Owings, Mrs. N. B. 79 Owings, Nathan 79 Morgan, John F. 100 Morrow, Robert 67 Moser, George 103 Moser, Mary 103 Murphy, Andrew Wilson 62 Murphy, Elizabeth Ann 62 Murphy, Elizabeth (Spencer) 62 Murphy, John J. 62 Murphy, John Jarrett 62 Murphy, Louisa 62 Murphy, Lovicey 62 Murphy, Loviney 62 Murphy, Owen 62 Murphy, Patrick 62 Murphy, Susan Ann 62 Murphy, William 62 Murray, James 64 Murray, Sarah 64 Murray, T. S. 98 Myers, Elizabeth (Jones) 65 Myers, Frank Benjamin 65 Myers, Hannah 65 Myers, John 65 Myers, John D., Jr. 65 Myers, Sarah 65 Nadelhoffer, William 103 Nash, Ed. S. Pvt 80 Nash, Edward S. 80 Natchado, Anthony 80 Natshada, Anthony 80 Neil, Edward W. 80 Neil, Edward W. 80 Neller, William 80 Neville, Eva H. 68 Newbauer, Julius 80 Newcomer, Philip 80 Newman, Albert 80 Newman, Albert, Surgeon 80 Newton, Festus M. 81 Nichols, Frederick E. 81 Niles, Samuel V. 67 Noble, George 100 Noll, Englehardt 81 Norvall, John C. 81 Numan, Albert 81 Nute, Ephriam Jr. 81 Nye, George M. 81 Nye, George N. 81 Ober, Charles 81 O'Brian, John T. 81 O'Brien, John T. 81 O'Hare, Edward 81 O'Kelley, Dennis 81 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 Owins, John 82 Paetz, Frederick W. 82 Page, Columbus N. 82 Paine, John C. 82 Paine, John E. 82 Paker, William W. 82 Palmer, Barnabas D. 83 Palmera, Casper 83 Palmer, Edward 83 Palmer, George E. 83 Palmer, Roderick 83 Papilousky, T. C. F. 83 Parker, Charles F. 83 Parker, George W. 83 Parker, James H. 83 Parker, William H. 83 Parkes, Joseph F. 83 Parman, George 83 Parsons, Thomas T. 83 Pattee, Eliphalet L. 84 Patten, Andrew G. 84 Patz, Frederick W. 84 Paul, West 84 Paunan, George 84 Payne, Tilden 84 Peak, Alfred 84 Pearce, Allen 84 Pearson, James L. 84 Pearson, John 84 Peddicord, Jonathan 64 Peddicord, Kezia Jenkins 64 Pennick, Elijah 84 Penwell, George C. 85 Penwell, Silas S. 85 Perigo, John 85 Perkins, Isaac 85 Perkins, John 85 Perkins, Monroe C. 85 Perkins, Willis G. 85 Pettijohn, Elizabeth 65 Pereles, Daphne 75 Perry, Charles S. 74 112 �Razey, Daniiel B. 88 Read, James W. 88 Reed, Jesse 88 Reed, Joseph S. 88 Reed, Thomas B. 88 Reeder, George M. 88 Reese, James R. 88 Reinhart, L. B. 89 Reshbrock, Hiram 89 Retchroch, A. 89 Reth, Minns 89 Rex, Philip 89 Reynolds, Mrs. A. E. 79 Reynolds, Arthur E. 79 Reynolds, Clarkson 89 Rhods, Eluathan 89 Rhodes, Elnathan 89 Richards, Ithamer 89 Richardson, Benjamin 89 Rickets, John C. 89 Ridgeway, R. M. 105 Riley, Alexander 89 Riley, W. R. 89 Rinehart, Louis B. 89 Ripley, Ambrose 89 Ritchie, Barnard 89 Roberson, Abraham S. 89 Roberts, John R. 89,90 Robertson, Samuel A. 90 Robinet, Zenith 90 Robins, Charles 90 Robinson, Abraham S. 90 Robinson, Alfred 90 Robinson, Charles 98 Robinson, Dr. 100 Robinson, Dr. Charles 96 Robinson, John W. 90 Robinson, Neal C. 90 Robinson, Mrs. Sarah T. 100,107 Rodgers, Thomas W. 90 Roe, George W. 90 Roger, Emanuel 90 Rogers, Charles 90 Rogers, John 90 Rogers, Joseph 90 Rogers, Thomas W. 91 Romain, Ralph 91 Romaine, Ralf 91 Romaine, Ralph 91 Rooks, Orlando P. 91 Rosa, John S. 91 Rosbrook, James C. 91 Rose, Alan Abbott 63 Perry James 85 Perry, Nellie D. 74 Persall, Charles W. 85 Pervett, William 85 Pettengill, Frank 85 Pettengill, Hugh 85 Pettingill, Frank 85 Pettingill, Frank 85 Phillips, A. J. 85 Phillips, Allen J. 85 Pickens, James 75 Pickett, Francis M. 86 Pierce, John 86 Pierson, J. D. 79 Pierson, Mrs. J. D. 79 Pike, Joshua A. 86 Pinegar, William 86 Pinney, Jesse C. 86 Pitts, Maten M. 86 Platts, Aaron E. 67 Playford, Reuben F. 86 Pleasents, James H. 86 Porker, William H. 86 Poston, Charles W. 86 Potter, George 87 Powell, Thomas B. 87 Prall, Leonard 87 Prarter, Thomas Prather, Albert 87 Prather, Asbury 87 Prather, George 87 Pratt, Caleb S. 87 Pratt, John 87 Pratt, Leonard 87 Pratt, Silas 87 Prentice, T. C. K. 87 Presgrove, John E. 87 Pruitt, A. 79 Puckett, Jemima 79 Puckett, Joshua 79 Puckett, Nancy C. 79 Puckett, Olivia 79 Puckett, Sarah "Sally" 79 Puckett, Willie 79 Pugh, Thomas 87 Pupelewsky, T. C. F. 87 Quick, John 87 Quilty, John 87 Rankin, John K. 88 Rasher, Hardy 88 Ratschmann, Teresia 66 Ray, James H. 88 113 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 �Schleifer, Christian 92 Schroub, Michael 92 Schroub, Michael 92 Schubert, Herman 92 Schuster, Antoine 92 Schwab, Michael 93 Schware, Frederick 93 Scimitz, Peter 93 Scinnty, Peter 93 Scofield, Cyrus C. 93 Scott, Charles C. 93 Scott, Howard 93 Scott, Samuel S. 93 Scott, Rev. Walter 77 Searle, Albert D. 93 Searles, O. M. 98 Sears, Charles M. 93 Secrest, John B. 93 Secrest, Michael 93 Secrest, Samuel 93 Selig, Charles 93 Selig, Henry W. 94 Shafer, Leonard 94 Shank, John 94 Sharp, George W. 94 Shaw, Lucius J. 94 Shaw, Winslow 94 Sheek, James 94 Sheppard, J. T. 94 Sheriden, Michael 94 Shields, John 98 Shively, William H. 94 Shivertzer, R. K. 94 Shuber, James 94 Simpson, William A. 98 Smith, A. R. 103 Smith, Frank P. 103 Smith, Mrs. J. J. 79 Smith, James 79 Snyder, Henry 102 Sperry, James 76 Sperry, Levi J. 76 Sperry, Lilly 76 Sperry, Nancy J. 76 Sperry, Nellie D. 74 Spotts, Ralph 70 Starret, Rev. 99 Starrett, Goldwin 99 Starrett, Paul 99 Starrett, Ralph 99 Starrett, Theodore 99 Starrett, William 99 Stearns, Clarke 96 Rose, Albert 62 Rose, Alexander 62, 91 Rose, Arthur 63 Rose, Ezekial 62 Rose, Fannie 62 Rose, George Washington 62 Rose, Hattie Bell 63 Rose, Jasper 63 Rose, Jim 63 Rose, John Wesley 63 Rose, Lavica Susan 63 Rose, Nancy Jane 63 Rose, Robert Murphy 63 Rose, Sarah 62 Rose, Sarah Ellen 63 Rose, Siegel 62 Rose, Siegel Albert 63 Rose, Sophronia Ann 62 Rose, Susan 62 Rose, Susanna 62 Rosenbrook, J. C. 91 Rosenthal, William 91 Ross, Joanna 65, 66 Rote, Jacob 91 Rothrock, Hiram 91 Royal, Franklin 91 Ryan, Jesse 664 Runyan, Fannie 63 Rupell, Jonathan 91 Rush, Isaac M. 91 Russell, George W. 91 Russell, Jonathan 91 Russell, Sheldon C. 92 Ruth, Isaac M. 92 Ryers, Charles A. 92 Ryns, Charles W. 92 Sage, Samuel 92 Sanders, Elizabeth 62 Sarber, John N. 92 Sarcoxie 98 Sarcoxie, Chief 101 Sarcoxie, Joseph 92 Saum, C. F. 98 Saum, Charles F. 98, 101 Saums, George A. 92 Saunders, John H. 101 Saurus, George A. 92 Sawyer, Byron 92 Sawyers, Thomas J. 92 Schaake, Chas. A. 73 Schaake, Isabelle 73 Schaedler, Jack 65 Schiesweld, John 92 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 114 �Stevens, Robert S. 98 Swenson, Mrs. Carl A. 107 Swenson, Rev. Carl A. 107 Tallman, Dr. G. J. 98,101,103 Tibbets, Isaac 98 Title, Barbara Dobbins 78,79 Tyson, Maria Elizabeth 98 Tyson, Samuel 104 Unger, George J. 73 Unger, Irma L. 73 Vann, W. J. 78 Varner, Laura 79 Walker, James 105 War-me-mar-o-qua 98 Ward, Mrs. Anna M. 96 Weingartner, Lewis 101 Weixeldorfer, Ferdinand 66 Weixeldorfer, Raymond 66 Westheffer, Jacob 79 Wetherell, W. D. 100 Wheeler, Holland 105 Whitney, H. C. 103 Whitney, W. H. H. 98 Wiggins, J. B. 63 Williams, W. R. 68 Winner, Willard E. 68, 69 Whipple, F. C. 71 Wolf, Catherine 66 Worley, Charles 67 Worley, Emma 67 Wyancoop, Ned 64 Yates, Elisha A. J. 65 Yates, Haskell 65 Yates, Mahala 65 Yates, Mary 65 Yates, Robert C. 65 Yates, William R. 65 Yates, William S. 65 115 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No. 3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society (DCGS) and sent to the address above. The fiscal yea+ is from January 1 to Demember 31 of the following year. 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 am ~ 9:00 pm; Saturday 9:30am - 6:00pm; Sunday 1:30PE 5:30 pm. Anyo~e may use our library but items may not be checked out. Users must check in at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers ~re av~ilable a~ the library and materials may be reserved through lnterllbrary lo~n at the Reference Desk . . i I �P I ONE E R THE The Dou~las Published Quarterly by County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas·66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Winter 1992 Vol. XVI, No" 2 -------------~-------------------------------------------------I CONTENTS 'I PAGE SERIES DESCRI~TION To The Douglas County; Kansas Court Records ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cover Let ter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I In t roduc tI ion ......................................... . COURT JOURNALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . JUDGEMENT, DOCKETS .................................... CRIMINAL iTRIAL DOCKET ................................ CRIMINAL :APPEARANCE DOCKET ... ~ ....................... , CIVIL TRI:AL DOCKETS .................................. I CIVIL AP~EARANCE DOCKETS ............................. I JP.~IL ]~OOK'S . . . . . ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SHERI FF' S' ACCOUNT BOOK ................................ CRIMINAL JUDICIAL- DOCKETS ............................ CIVIL JUD:ICIAL DOCKETS ............................... . DOUGLAS COUNTY', RECORDS .......................... ~ ......... EXTRACTS FROM ~N ABSTRACT Lots 176 & 178 Rhode Island 36 36 36 40 41 41 42 42 42 43 43 44 . . . . 46 • S'S QUERIES . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 INDEX on Names in Current Issue ............................ 60 , I Lawrertce. L• • • • • • • ~I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 45 The Pioneer welcomes.articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be . sure and leave enough margin ~pace for binding. Send submissions to ~he PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or sub~it to a Board member. I ADDRESS CORRECTioNS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for inc¢rrect address and you have not filed an address correct ion wi th the Douglas Co., Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT Qf $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �SERIES DESCRIPTION to The Douglas County, Kansas Court Records This 8!rticie was written by Craig CROSSWHITE in 1978 for a course at KU in Archiva.l Managem¢nt. Obviously it is a few years old by now but the information is stil.l relevant. The titles mentioned are housed in the Kansas Collection of Spencer Research, Library on the campus of the University of Kansas in Lawrence. They are not avallable for interlibrary loan and as far as we know they have not been microfilmed. Inquiries should be addressed to the Kansas Collection at Spencer Library" in Lawrence, 66045. They will give you what information they' can. Compiled by Craig S. CROSSWHITE Kansas Collection Kenneth Spencer Research Library University of Kansas December 15, 1978 I Cover Letter This project was:, performed in conjunction with History course 801, Archival Management wlder !Doctor Don MCCOY at the University of Kansas in the Fall Term of 1978. Half the time spent on .this project involved carting large volumes into different rooms, 'as major analysis and rearrarigement was necessary to identify : I I volumes by ty~e be attempted. . and series location before any description'and inventory could With this basic inventory and volume organization done ,the many volumes that must!be missing may be located, identified and recovered. This is the hope of the author. , , Craig S. CROSSWHITE Introduction 'I Court recorqs are often the most accurate diaries of country growth and I change. To unders~and and inte~pret their content, however, the research~r must :i be familiar with.tpe county of their inception. With the Sig~ing , foe Pioneer, '101. !'II, 80. 2 of the Kansas-Nebraska Act by President Franklin PIERCE , , I 36 �SERIES DESCRIPTI'ON, Introduction, continued , on May 30, 1854', settlers immediately began pouring into the territory where they formed pockl~ts' of resistance either for or against slavery. I One such group opposing sla~ery'was rushed to the present site of Lawrence by the Emigrant Aid I Company of ~[assachusetts. On July 30, 1854, barely two months after the bill's passage, this first group landed by steamboat on the shores of the Kansas River, , naming their new: town after the chief financial backer of the company, Amos A. I LAWRENCE. By the time of the assemble of the first territorial legislature near Fort Riley in July of' 1855, enough settlers had arrived in this area to allow for county chartl~ring. I Named in honor of Senator Stephen A. DOUGLAS of county was among, the first dozen to be created. Illinois~ the Lecompton, the westernmost township of Douglas County, was designated the county seat, because of the relocation of the legislature there and because of its pros lavery sympathies. Eventually the t,erritorial capital was moved again. This time, with the increase , of population in and about Lawrence, the county seat was moved there by I legislative enactment in January of 1858. One of the ~irst actions of every territory in the Union was to provide, through statutes, a framework by which county property, government, and court records should be created and maintained. These records were usually large b~und I volumes label.~d a~, mortgages, deeds, wills, commissioner books, tax rolls, court journals, jud.icial dockets, appearance dockets, and so forth. I This series description treats, the latter records created primarily by the district court of ! Douglas County sitting in "Lawrence. ,I Within the first law, The Statutes of the Territory of Kansas. 1855, Chapter 93, Article III, sec. 3 provides that every elected judge holding office in the district court shall keep a docket listing all civil and criminal cases that he tries, along with all orders and executions that he makes. In Chapter 90, sec. 25-30, an appointed court clerk is to enter flJe Pioneer, Pol. !PI, #0. 2 37 �I SERIES DESCRIPTIPN, Introduction, continued / all court ju.dgements in a docket book to be filed with the district court and , used as a public ,record. These early district court records were probably first kept at Lecompton, and then at Lawrence • . On August 21, 1863, Captain William Clark QUANTRILL and his partisan forces I struck Lawrence as part of the continued border warfare of the Civil War. this rai.d, the entire business district was set afire. and property were the majority of county court records. In Among the loses in life A few earlier records I did survive, butionly those dealing with property. A more complete -account of the early county 'government and court history, including a listing of county and , court officials, :is contained in A. T. ANDREAS' History of the State of Kansas, , Chicago, 1883 1976), pages (r~print Atchison County Historical Society, Atchison, Kansas, .\ 310~312. Kansas was ladmitted to the Union in 1861, but it was not until after the Civil War that !its laws were fully codified to include a more detailed , description of how county and district court records were to be maintained. Douglas County, I e~rly In property and government record books tend to be consistent in form of entry and style of writing. The court and judicial dockets, however, change and evolve' in form and style from 1863 to the middle 1880' s. The variety in docket style r~f1ects as much the individual skill and demands of the justice , . I - of the peace as it does the continued growth of the county and the demand in time for more detailed!records. , In the Compiled Laws of Kansas. 1868, Chapter 80, Article 34, sec. 703-707, the court clerk is required to keep up-to-date several record books - criminal and civil appE!aran~e dockets, criminal and civil trial dockets, court journals, , judgment books, execution dockets, and any other records that his particular , court should feel necessary. The earliest Douglas County records show a certain amount of confusion, especially in the criminal trial and appearance dockets. I tbe Pioneer, Vol. l'II, 80. 2 I 38 �SERIES DESCRIPTr'ON, Introduction, continued , In Chapter 81, Article 15, sec. 188-193 of the same statutes, the two elected " justices of the peace were required to keep a docket book, within which each case I tried was to have a full transcript recorded personally. Upon completion of his term, the judge 'turned his book over to his successor, who continued the case recordings on the following pages. Since two justices held court in tandem, these books often overlap as to the chronology of the cases tried. As the I researcher might: suspect, the judicial dockets have the greatest variety of I style, legibility, and detailed information, as suited the particular judge's whim or fancy. Upon completion of any bound volume, the court clerk or the judge filed the book with the district court where it was kept as a public recorq and ,I reference tool. " The duties bf the court clerk have survived the two major revisions of the statutes in 1923 and 1970. In the Kansas Statutes Annotated, 60-2601 (1976),' the clerk is no longer required to maintain the number of volumes that he was previously, but provisions are outlined as to the use of computer storage and retrieval. The keeping of the judicial docket survived the 1923 code revision, , but was repealed by the legislature in 1969 as no longer necessary, in view of 1 the extensive cas~ recordings performed today. I The Douglas iCounty District Court Records were kept in bound volume series I in the old courth~)Use in the eleven hundred block of Massachusetts Street. In ,I 1975, massive gutting and renovation was begun to allow for modernization of offices, air contrpl units, and safety standards. ,I The county commissioners took advantage of the s~tuation to employ Kansas Statute Annotated 19-254, whereby any II county records ov~r twenty years old, that have been offered to and rejected by the state histori:tl society. may be destroyed upon the approval of the district court. F'ortunat~~y 'the county commissioners, led by Arthur HECK and Peter WHITENIGH1', negoti~ted to have these records microfilmed and then turned over to. fbe Pioneer, '101, I'll, Do. 2 39 �SERIES DESCRIPTION, Introduction, continued the Kansas C:olle~tion of Kansas. of the Kenneth Spencer Research Library at the University In O~tober of 1975, the transfer was made by Board of Commissioners Resolution No. 75-6-1, after approval was granted from the state historical I I society in TopekC!-. Within the agreement are provisions to allow continued county 1 ownership a.nd use, I open research access, safe and secure maintenance, , , notification to, 'the board if the records be moved, and the attachment of this resolution and its provisions to any future transfer of records. I It is hoped (and anticipated) that in the near future this author and the Kansas CollectionI curator will search through the remaining court records in the remodeled courthouse with the desire to fill in the gaps evident in the collection's volUme series. At that time, the remaining property and government , , records of the county, already in complete series in the Kansas Collection, will be added to make 'a finished inventory of the older county court, property and I government records. 1. COURT JOURNALS. 1863-1901. 22 volumes. (Letters A-V). Average size: 32~m. , I' x 45cm. x 8cm. ,I These volumes contain the proceedings of the Douglas County district court for each day that ft met. Included are all civil and criminal trials, grand jury I proceedings, ordeFs from the judge in vacation or in chambers, jury selection proceedings, petitions from lawyers and parties, and all other in-court events I and matters. Abuddant i types and number 0i~ info~mation in available about county court procedure, different legal cases, city and county growth, and a listing I of many county residents. i There are no gaps in the series, and later additions of subsequent volumes are expected. II' very legible. Maintained by the court clerk, the text is An :dlphabetical index is included in the front of every volume, I :I listing most namesiof persons within. fhe Pioneer, Pol. PlI, 60. 2 I i , I Each volume covers about two years of 40 �:I SERIES DESCRIPTI.ON, Court Journals, continued court sessions. II. :I JUDGEMJOO DOCKETS. , 1870-1878. 1 volume. (No.2). Size 33cm. x 46 cm. x 6cm. This is a. ,general index in which the name of each person against whom a " judgment is rendered, appears in alphabetically ordered sections. I Listed under each entry are t~e parties to the case, the date, the number of pages filed with the clerk, the ~ount of money settled upon in the case, and the page and volume reference to th~ particular court journal that holds the text of the case. Entries were mad~ by the court clerk, so the text is uniform and legible. I per~on' volume allowed 9uick reference by any researcher as to a certain involvement at trial in court over a seven year span. i This s These dockets prov~dea handy research to~l in searching for county residents and their legal activities. , Volumes 1, 3" and 4 are probably in the county courthouse, and will be purs'ued. III. CRIMINAL TRIAL DOCKET. 1864-1878. 1 volume. (No.1) Size: 30cm. x 45cm. x 6 cm. This volume was used by the court clerk to. place upcoming criminal cases upon a case ca.1endar. Noted under each entry are the parties, the attorneys, the \ docket number, the charge, judicial orders, and final dispensation. An enclosed ~ alphabetical index covers those cases entered between 1874 and 1878. This volume appears to have been of limited use to the district court, and it is suspected that later volum~s were not created. Instead, Volume 2 of the Criminal Appearance Dockets lines up exactly in progressing docket number and trial dates 1 with this volume., It is possible that the trial docket entry was dropped in favor of the appearance docket entry system. researcher without, an early index.. The court journals and the judicial dockets .1 contain more infor~ation. fbe Pioneer, Pol. lVI, No.2 I This volume has limited use to the 41 �i SERIES DESCRIPTIPN, continued IV. CRIMINAL AP?EARANCE DOCKET. 1878-1907, 1945-1949, 1950-1951. ,, (nos. 2 1,3,1 ,2,C,E). Average size: 32cm. x 46cm~ 6 volumes. x 8cm. These volutnes list all legal actions in the order that they were filed in the court cl~:!rk"~ office. Entry information includes the date of summons and its , return, petition, and pleadings filed, judicial judgments and orders, and a , listing of the costs accrued during the action. I The entry served 'as a registry of all prior tri~,l activities of either party or the court in setting up the case , for trial. The ,first two volumes appear to, be successors of Volume 1 of, the I Criminal Appearance Docket. ! and latter four: volumes, Because of the length of time between the first two it is assumed that missing volumes exist at the courthouse. Each: volume includes an alphabetical index by parties to the actions , I in the front. These volumes contain information of interest to the researcher , about pretrial court procedure and filing costs and fees. V. CIVIL TRIAL DOCKETS. I Average size: 1864-1868,1874-1894. 9 volumes. (Nos. 1,2,6-11,14). 31'cm. x 46cm. x 7cm. i These volumes were used by the court clerk to place upcoming civil cases ,I upon a case calendar. Noted under each entry are the parties, the attorneys, the i ' docket number, the type of dispute, judicial orders, date of case, and fi,nal I . dispensation. Th~re are no indexes to any of these volumes. Volumes 3-6 are I missing and it isiuncertain that the court continued to keep such volumes after II 1894. The last \volume (H) has no entries or text. 1\' . Record," it is unClear what its use was to have been. II, use to the researrrer without any indexes. dockets contain VI. m~re I 1863-1901. 42 I I : I These volumes have limited The court journals and the judicial information. CIVIL APPEARMfCE DOCKETS. foe Pioneer, Pol. l'II, No.2 Although labeled "Final 16 volumes. (Letters A-O). Average �1 SERIES DESCRIPTION, Civil Appearance Dockets, continued I size: 32cm. x 4:7cm. x 7.5cm. These volumes list all legal actions in the order that they were filed in i the court clerk' ~ office. Entry information i~cludes the date of summons and its 1 return, petitiori and pleadings filed, judicial judgments and orders, and a I . I listing of the costs accrued during the action. .I . The entry served as a registry of all prior trial activities of either party or the court in setting up the case I for trial. Each1volume includes an alphabetical index by parties in the front. The series for the above years is complete, with one additional loose index for \ the years 1901-1903 as a part·of the series. In addition, a one volume inv~rse index is available listing defendant parties for the years 1863-1883 (Volumes AI) . Later volum~s and general indexes are probably in the courthouse. With the . . , \ aid of the volwJe indexes, this series' is a valuable aid to the resear,cher I , studying county business foreclosures, attachments, and other commercial legal problems. . I VII. size: JAIL BOOKS., 28cm. x 1867-1885, 1904-1911. I 41~m. 2 volumes. (Nos. 1 and 4). Average x 5cm. These volum~s list all male prisoners incarcerated in the county jai~ by I order of the cotirt. Kept by either the sheriff or the jailor, the entry information includes the prisoner's name, when committed, his place of origin, I his offense, terml length, by whose order, when discharged, the number of days ·1 served, and his physical description. front. Alphabetical indexes are included in the I Volumes 21 and 3 are missing, and later volumes are probably at the , courthouse. TheseI volumes are good sources for researchers interested in the number and kinds cif persons incarcerated, and for what offenses. I ,I I I VIII. SHERIFF'S ACCOUNT BOOK. 1864-1865. I foe Pioneer, Yolo fYI, 80. 2 \ I ,\ i .i 43 1 volume. Size: 27cm. x 39cm. x �I SERIES DESCRIPTION, Sheriff's Account Book, continued I i I 3cm. This volume was kept for the period after QUANTRILL's raid until the end I of the Civil Wari' Listed are all court cases by parties where the sheriff is owed a fee for 'his services, usually to serve a summons or writ. Also are I listings of fees pwed to the sheriff for the boarding of prisoners and the duties ~ I . requiring his travel in and out of the county. I There is no index. This volume is of limited us~ in the study of early county law enforcement. I ,I IX. CRIMINAL JUDICIAL DOCKETS. I numerical order)J Average size: 1874-1878, 1881-1945. 22 volumes. {Random 30cm. x 41cm. x 4.5-7.5cm. I By law, each district judge kept a docket case book of all court cases that I I he personally tried. Each page entry includes information as to case title, date of writ, date of case, party arrest record, property attached, facts stated, affidavits and bills of particular filed, appearing parties, adjoinments, jury ,I selections and verdicts, witnesses sworn, judicial orders and executions, final judgment, monies paid at court, and any continuances. Because justices stood, for ! re-election every,two years, several of the above volumes changed hands several I times. Each judge kept his personal case docket, which he would turn over to his I replacement upon retirement; This new judge in turn, would continue entr~ of cases until the volume was complete, when it was filed with the district court. Since two justices served at the same. time, the volumes from the 1890's onward I overlap in chronology, as each judge took his turn trying cases on differ'ent I days. There are gaps in the volume series between 1878 and 1881, and between I 1927 and 1932. Al{)habetical indexes are included in the front of each volume. A wealth of infor~ation about types of cases, frequency of crimes, judicial I orders and procedures, and kinds and severity of punishment meted out are of I I interest to the re~earcher. fhe Pioneer, Yolo PlI, 10. 2 ' i I Also included are many names of county residents. 44 �I SERIES DESCRIPTIPN, continued [I x. I numerical order)l. 37 volumes. 1873-1927, 1932-1961. CIVIL JUDICIAL DOCKETS. , I Average size: (Random 30cm. x 41cm. x 7cm. I There are many more civil than criminal cases, accounting for the size of , I this particular ~eries. By law, each district judge kept a docket case book of all court cases ,that he personally tried. Each page entry includes information as to case title', date of writ, date of case, property attached, facts stated, I , affidavits and bills of particular filed, appearing parties, adjoinments, jury I selections and verdicts, witnesses sworn, judicial orders and executions, final I judgement, monie~, paid at court, and any continuances. Because justices stood for re-election ;every two years, several of the. above volumes changed Qands \ , several times. Each judge kept his personal case docket, which he would ,turn I over to his replacement upon retirement. This new judge in turn, would cont,inue entry of cases until the volume was complete, when it was filed with the district I court. Since two: justices served at the same time, the volumes from the 1890's I onward overlap in chronology, as each judge took his' turn trying cases on "- different days. '~lphabetical indexes are included in the front of most volumes. Volumes 15 and 18: have bound alphabetical indexes standing beside them. Judge , I \ R. C. MANLEY's volume (1922-25) is mistakenly enclosed within a cover entitled , I \ "Criminal Docket, iVolume 9." Judge James BROOKS's volume (1907-12) has no index. ( , I Several volumes for the years 1927-1932 are missing. It is suspected that random ,I volumes are missing from 1920 on. These records are of particular interest to I the researcher st,\fdying business and county growth, frequency of such cases as , divorce and alimqriy , assault and defamation, and other 'civil actions. volumes contain ,II, tti~ [he Pioneer, Pol. [PI, No.2, names of many county residents. 45 , : I . These �DOUGLAS COUNTY RECORDS Many times we hear about all the records that the Kansas Collection has that pertain to Lawrence and Douglas County. In fact,' it seems to us that in many ways the Kansas Collection takes the place of a County Archives. As a service to our members the Society is publishing what the Kansas Collection has that pertains to 'Douglas County. This list was compiled by the Kansas Collection and we suspect represents what they have very accurately. As with the court records these records are not available on interlibrary loan but you may get in touch with the Kansas Co11e.ction and they will tell you what they can or cannot do for you. Of course if you can anddo choose to visit the collection in person you will be able to use these records. Most of them are not on open shelves but they will be retrieved for you. Record name, date Volumes Mortgage Records, vols.D-Z, 1-37 .......•.•.•••.................•.• 60 vols. General Index, Mortgages: ................................ ~ . . . . . . . .. 7 vals. vol.2-1860; vol.3-1869; vol.4-1874; vol.5-1882; vol.6-1886; vol. 7-1890; vol.8-1895 . Mortgage Record, 'vol. 1 (A-L). vol.2 (M-Z) .......................... 2 vols. General Index, Deeds, Lawrence, 1855-59 .........•••..•............. 1 vol. General Index, Deeds, Douglas County, 1857-60 •••••......••.•.•.... 1 vol. General Index, Deeds: .......... ~ .................................. . 17 vols. vol.1-1860; vol. 2-1860-63, orig.; vol.2-copy; vol.3-1863; vol. 4-1865; vol. 5-1868; vol.6-1870; vol. 7-1873; vol.8-1876; vol.9-1879; vol. 10-1882; vol.11-1883; vol.12-1886; vol.13-1887; vol.14-1893; vol.15-1896; vol.16-1900 Deeds Records, vols.A-Z, 1-64 ....•••••••......•••••.• : .•.•...•..... 90 vols'. Numerical Index:.' .................................................. 11 vols. North Lawrence & additions, 1917-47 Douglas County, 1925-50 Lawrence & Eudora, 1917-49 Douglas County Townships: 11 & 15, 1917-51, 1951-69, 2 vols. 12,13,14, 1917-58, 1958-69 (2 vols. ea township) Transfer Records: ............... 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 21 vols. Lands: 1872-1970, 10 vols.(overlap 1903-13,1910-21)(1921-70,vols.2-7) Lots: 1871-1966, 10 vols. (1918-66, vols.2-8) Lots Index: 1858-95, 1 vol. Commissioners' Records: ..•............................•.•.......... 18 vols" 1855-1939, A-M (no J); Index ea.-vols.A-F, 1855-94 only Taxes/Additional, ' 1924-49. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 vol. Assessments/1865: 'Eudora, Palmyra, Willpw Springs ...........•...•.• 1 vol. Marion, Clinton, Kanwaka, Lecompton ......•.•..... 1 vol. Wakarusa , Sarcoxie ............................... 1 vol. Assessment Rolls: ................................... ~ ............ . 417 vols. I Eudora, Baldwin, Lecompton, 1930-45, 4 vols. Baldwin, Vinland, 1916, 1918-21, 1926-29, 3 vols. Baldwin, 1912, 1914, 1922-25, 3 vols. Clint'on, 1863-64, 1866-76 anilUal, 1878-1916 biannual, 1918-45 triannual, 39 vols. Eudora, 1864 (to 1945, same), 39 vols. Grant, 1867 (to 1945, same), 38 vols. Kanwaka, 1864-80 annual (to 1945, same), 42 vols. fhe Pioneer, Vol. I'll, No.2, I : I 46 �Douglas County Records, continued Volumes Record name, dat'e Assessment Rolls" continued Lawrence, 1863-78 annual (to 1945, same), 44 vols. North Lawrence, 1969-70, 3 vols. Lecompton, 1864, 1866-69, 1872, 1874-76 annual (to 1945, same), 37 vols. Mar.ion, 1864 (to 1945, same), 40 vols. Palmyra, 1863,(no 1865)(to 1945, same), 42 vols. Wak~rusa, (identical-Palmyra), 42 vols. Willow Springs, (same-Palmyra), 41 vols. Civil Appearance' Dockets: .•.••••..••.••••.........•.....•..•....... 16 vols. 1863-1901, vols.A-O; Inverse Index, vols.A-I, 1863-84 Civil Trial Dockets: .................................. ~ ............ 8 vols. May 1864-May 1867; Sept. 1867-Nov. 1868; vol.6, April 1874-April 1876; , vol.7, Oct 1876-April 1882; vol.8, Oct. 1882-0ct. 1885; vol.9, Feb 1886-Feb. 1888; vol.10, May 1888-0ct. 1891; vol ~ 11, Feb. 1892-May 1894 , Lawrence Civil Dockets with Indexes: ....•...............•.•••••...• 8 vols. Vol.1, Case 1-257, April-Oct 1873 Vol.2, Case 257-736, Oct.1873-Sept.1874 Vol.3, Case 737-1214, Sept.1874-Jan.1876 Vol.4, Case 1214-1849, Feb.1876-May 1878 Lawrence Justice'Dockets (no Indexes): .•.........•..•.••......••.•. 3 vols. Vol.5, Feb.1878-Feb.1881 Vol.6, May 1881-April 1885 Vol. 7, Case 1~595, April 1885-Feb.1887 Lawrence Civil Dockets: ..........•....•.•••..•••.••..•.•..••..•••.. 28 vols',. Vol.8, Feb.1887-Jan.1890 Vol.9, June 1890-April 1892 (no#), July 1891-Dec.1894 Vol.l0, April 1892-Jul 1895 Vol.ll, July 1895-June 1898 Vol.G, Jan. 1898~Dec.1907 Vol.12, June 1898-July 1900 Vol.13, July 1900-Feb.1911 (no#), Dec.1907-July 1912 Vol. 15, Feb. 191'1-Jan. 1913, Index Vol.15, Feb.1911-Jan.1913 ' (no#), July 1912-Jan.1915 Vol.16, Jan.1913-May 1914 Vol.17, June 1914-0ct 1915 Vol.18, Oct.1915-0ct.1917, Index Vol.18, Oct.1915-0ct.1917 Vol.19, Feb.1917-April 1919 Vol.20, May 1919-Aug.1922 Vol.22, Sept.1925-June 1927 Vol.23, June 1927-Aug.1928 Vol.16, July 1931-Jan.1933 Vol. 27, Jan. 193'3-Sept. 1934 Vol.28, Sept.1934-Aug.1937 Vol.29, Aug.1937-April 1941 Vol.T, Mar.1938~Jan.1943 Vol.30, April 1941-Feb.1948 Vol.T, Jan.1943-Aug.1951 foe Pioneer, Yolo nI, No.2 47 .1 �Douglas County ~ecords, continued , Volumes Record name, dat'e Lawrence Civil Dockets, continued (noi!), Jan. 1949-May 1954 Lawrence Justice Civil Dockets, Mar.1959-0ct.1960-Sept.1961 .......• 2 vols; Douglas County R~cords, April 1874-0ct.1878 •.•........•..•.......•. 1 vol. Sheriff Docket, 1864-65 ........................................... . 1 vol. Jail Register, 1867-85, vol. I; 1904-11, vol.4 ..•••..•..•....••••.•. 2 vols. Lawrence Justices Docket: ......................................... . 2 vol's. (no#), Case 30?-507, Feb.1884-June 1885 Vol.3, Case 1-311, June 1885-Jan.1887 Cr iminal Appearap.ce Docket: •...............•...................... 7 vols. Vol.l, Case 1-628, Nov.1863-Feb.1878, Index Vol.l Vol.2~ Case 629-1266, April 1878-0ct.1893 Vol. 3, Case 1297-1805, Oct.1893-Sept.1907 Vol.l, Case 1-292, Jan.1945-April 1946 Vol. 2, Case 293-610, Aug.1946-Aug.1947 Vol.E, Case 1800-2438, 1950-51 Lawrence Criminal Docket: .•.....•••••••.••••.•................•.... 8 vols. (no#), Case 152-484, July 1910-Dec.1913 Vol.16, Case 1625-1947, Nov.1924-April 1927 Vol~19, Case 2639-2960, Oct.1932-May 1935 Vol.17, Case 1675-1915, April 1937-May 1939 Vol.18, Case 1'916-2157, May 1939-April 1941 Vol.22, Case 3450-3685, April 1939-April 1940 Vol.19, Case 2158-2427, April 1941-Feb.1943 Vol.20, Case 2428-2486, Feb.1943-Feb.1945 Douglas Co. Criminal Docket, Index, June 1874-0ct.1878 ••...•••.•... 1 vol. Douglas Co. Criminal Trial Docket,Case 1-628,May 1864-Feb.1878 ..... 1 vol. Douglas Co. Criminal Docket, Vol. 3, Case 110-307, July 1881Feb. 1884 • •.•••• '•••••••••••' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 vol. Lawrence Criminal, Docket: ......................................... . 2 vols. Vol.4, Case 2-286, Feb.1887-0ct.1888 Vol.5, Case 1-288, April 1889-May 1893 Douglas Co. Criminal Docket: .......••.•.•.......••.•....•....••.... Vol.7, Case 1-152, July 1899-July 1910 (no#), Case 315-600, Mar.1899-Dec.1913 Vol.6, Case 1-294, June 1893-June 1899 (no#), Case 601-1014, Jan.1914-Aug.1918 (no#), Case 1015-1352, Aug.1918-Sept.1927 Vol.9, Case 624-923, Aug.1922-Sept.1925 Vol.l0, Case 1-333, May 1920-Sept.1923 Vol.11, Case 1353-1624, Oct.1922-Nov.1924 Vol.15, Case 1-337, Sept.1923-May 1926 Journal: ......... ' 24 vols. Vols. A-9, 1863~1974; Index, Vol.B. 1865-67, Vol.E, 1870-73 Delinquent Real Estate Tax Sales Record: •........•................. 9 vols. Vols. 19-25. 1926-41, (no Us), 1942-56 Judgement Docket, Vol.2, 1871-78 ................................... 1 vol. Embalmer License Register, 1910 .•..•................•.......•.••... 1 vol. Personal Tax Warrant Record, Vol.A, 1925-35 ...••..........•.•.•.... 1 vol. Mortgages/Fields Destroyed, Vol.1, 1885-95 •.•.•.................... 1 vol. Record of Cost & A:ttachment Bonds, Vol.A, 1901-05 .................. 1 vol. Record of Bonds, Vol. A, 1900-23 .................................... 1 vol. I I ,I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • [he Pioneer, '101. 1'11, No.2 48 �Douglas County Records, continued Volumes Record name. date Record of Appeal & Replevin Bonds, Vol.A, 1900-16 ..•...•....•...••. 1 vol. Stock Lien Record, Vol. 1 , 1888-1940 ....••.....•...•.•..•.••...•.••• 1 vol. Welfare Fund & Warrant Register, Vol.2, 1945-47 •.•..•.•••••...•.••. 1 vol. Sheriff's Fee Book: ............................................ ···· 5 vols. Vol.A, 1898-1900; 1905-13; Vol.D, 1913-21; Vol.E, 1922-25; Vol.F, 1925-37; Fee Book, 1907-17 ................................................ ·· 1 vol. Douglas Co. Tax-:-Sale Record: •.•••..•••••..........•....•.•. "....••.• 38 vols. Lots, (duplicate), 1859-62 Lots, Lawrence, Index, 1859-65 Lots, Lawrence, 1859-65 (duplicate) Lots, 1860-65 Lots, Eudora/Franklin, 1861-65 Lots, 1862-65 ' Lots, 1868-73 (duplicate, 3 vols.) Lots, 1874-77 (duplicate, 2 vols.) Lots, 1878-82 (duplicate, 2 vols.) Lots, 1883-90 \ (duplicate) Lots, 1891-1902 (duplicate) Lots & Land, 1859-60 Lots & Lands, 1,859-62 Lots, 1903-15 : Lots & Lands 1861-65 (duplicate) Lots & Lands, 1865-67 (duplicate, 3 vols.) Lots & Lands, 1916-21 (duplicate) Lots & Lands, 1922-25 Lands, 1859-65 '\ Lands, 1868-77". Lots & Lands, 1922-25 (duplicate) Lands, 1891-1915 (duplicate) ! : Tax Roll, 1863-19~7 ...••.•••.•....•...•......•...••....•.•..•.••.• 324 vols. Annual records :begin with variable pattern: Lawrence, Lots,: 1863 Clinton, Lots,1863 Lots, 1863 ,I Lands, 1863 Lawrence, Lots, 11864 Lands, 1864 I Lots, 1864 Lands, 1865 Lots, 1865 (2 vdls.) Lands, Personal'Property, 1867 Lots, 1867 .I I • I " I I " rhe Pioneer, Yolo IPI, No.2 \ 49 �Douglas County Records, Continued Volumes Record name. date Tax Roll, 1863-1967, continued Continues 1867 pattern for ea. year (no Lots. 1869) through 1873 Lands, 1874 ; Lots, 1874 Personal Property, 1874 Lots, 1875 Lands, Personal Property, 1876 Lots, 1876 Lands, Person~l Property, 1877 Lands, Personal Property, 1875 Lots, 1877 Resumes 1867 Pattern (addtl. Lots Index for 1884) through 1886 Lands, Personal Property, 1887 Lots, Personal Property, 1887 Lands, Personal Property, 1887 Lots, Personal Property, 1888 Lands, Personal Property, 1888, Vols.1 & 2 Continues 1888,pattern through 1895 Lots, Personal.Property, 1896 Lands,Personal;Property, 1896 Continues 1896 pattern (Lots. Personal Property for 1900 says Lawrence) through 1906 Lawrence, Lots~ Personal Property, 1907 Lots, Personal:Property, 1907 Lands, Personai Property, 1907 Continues 1907 pattern. with variable filing of 3 vols. per year. (no Lots. Personal Property for 1920) through 1933 Lawrence, Lots,: Personal Property, 1934 Lots, Personal Property, 1934 Lands, Personal Property, 1934, Vols.1 & 2 Continues 1934 pattern through 1942 Baldwin, Eudora" Lecompton, 1943 Lawrence, 1943 North Lawrence,' 1943 Lands, 1943, Vols.1 & 2 Continues 1943'pattern through 1956 1949 on (1951 only adds Vols.1 & 2 to North Lawrence) Baldwin, Eudora,. Lecompton, 1957 Lawrence, Vols.1 & 2, 1957 North Lawrence,'1957 Lands, 1957, Vols. 1 & 2 Continues 1957.pattern (Lands. 1967. 1 Vol. only) through 1967 Commissioner RecQ~d of Allowances: .................•............... 10 vols., July 1872-July 1885 . , Vol.2, Oct.1885-Jan.1891 Vol.3, Mar. 1891-June 1895 Sept. 1895-Dec.1898 Vol.B, Jan.1899-Aug.1902 Vol.C, Aug.1902~July 1906 Vo1.D, Aug.1906'-Feb.1910 Vol.E, Mar.1910-Mar.1913 Vol.F, April 1913-Jan.1915 I I fbe Pioneer, Vol. lPI, No.2 I , I, 50 �Douglas County Records, continued 1 Volumes Record name. date I Delinquent Real,Estate Sales Record, Vols.19-23, 1926-37 •••....•... 5 vols. County Clerk Distribution Record: .....•.•......•••......•••.••.•... 9 vols. June 1904-0ct.1908 Nov. 1908-Feb. 1913 1875-79 Mar. 1913-Nov.1916 Jan.1917-Dec.1919 Dec.1919-June 1922 July 1922-Nov.1924 Dec. 1924-0ct. 1926 Nov. 1926-0ct .'1928 County Clerk Trial Balance, Jan. 1907 -Dec. 1909. • • • . . . . • . • • • • . • • • • • .. 1 vol. County Clerk Fee Books: ........................................... . 2 vols. Vol.A, Jan. 1898-Dec. 1909; Vol.B, Sept.1920-Dec.1926 County Clerk Check & Deposit ,Registration, 1911-38 •.•.....•........ 3 vol~. Redemption Book, 1879-91, 1910-34 •..•..•.................•.....••.. 2 vols. Tax Levies, VoL 1 , 1867-1916; Vol.2, 1910-34 ...................... . 2 vol~. Judgement Tax Roll, VoLe, 1893-98 ................................ . 1 vol,' General Abstract' of Tax Roll .....•.•.............•...........•..... 5 vols. Lawrence, 1903~15 Vol. 2, 1923-26; Vol. 1, 1909-211' 1927-30 1931-40 Abstract of Assessment Roll, Vol.1, 1913-43 ....................... . 1 vol. Omitted Personal 'Property Tax Roll, Aug.1903-Dec.1904 ............. . 1 vol. Railroad Tax Roll, 1874-79, 1882-1910 ............................ .. 4 vols. County Treasurer Recapitulation of Abstract of Tax Rolls,1927!...40 .•. 1 vol. Journal/Clerks Off ices: ........................................... . 2 vols. Vol.C, Nov. 1880-0ct. 1909; Vol.D, Oct.1910 County Clerk General Ledger, Vol.1, 1911-27 .....................•.. 1 vol. Recapitulation ofl County Expenditures, ,Oct. 1928-Dec. 1934 .....•..... 1 vol., County Clerk General Ledger, Vols.2-4, 1915-27 ..................... 3 vols. Record of County Orders, Vol.B, Jan.1867-Aug.1874 ....••••••..•..... 1 vol. County Clerk Bank Accounts, 1898-1909 ......••...•.••••.•........... 1 vol.' Daily Cash Book,' ,1886-96/Accounts of Banks, 1886-95 •.•............. 1 vol., Treasurer's Record of Payment for Floating Orders, 187- •••...•..... 1 vol.: Commissioners' Report on Fees, Feb.1921-May 1924 .............•.•... 1 vol. Ledger, Paid Out; 1914-19. " .................. -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 vols. Peddler's License, Aug.1903-Sept.1942 .............................. 1 vol. Ledger, County Assistance to the Needy, 1912-14 .............•....•• 1 vol. Ledger, Meter Readings for County Offices, 1944,1946 ...•..•.•••... 2 vols. Ledger, Stamps for County Officials, 1955-58 .•..•••...•...•..... ~ .. 1 vol. Ledger, License Books, 1944-45, 1949-59, 1952-59 ................... 3 vols. Licenses Sold, Jan. 1958-Jan.1964 ................................... 1 vol. Ledger, Fees Paid 'for Licenses, Jan.1946-Jan.1951 ..........•.•....• 1 vol. Ledger, Amounts Paid by County Treasurer, Vol.B, 1868-78 ........... 1 vol. Ledger, County Fund Balances, 1884-1911 ............................ 2 vols. Estrays, 1864-66; Dec.1863-June 1866; Vol.C, 1875-1916 ............. 3 vols. Real Estate Index',. 1891............................................ 1 vol. Record of Physicians Authority to Practice, Oct.1901-Jun 1919 ...... 1 vol. Record of Blank Liquor Affidavits, April 1887-May 1909 ....•.•...... 1 vol. Census, 1870 ..... '. I••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I [be Pioneer, Pol. l'II, No.2:' i! 51 '1 vol. �Douglas County Records, continued Volumes Record name, ,date Register of Schobl District Bonds, 1872-1922....................... 1 vol., Record of School Land Sales, 1866-1907 ...•........................• 1 vol. Register of Party Affiliation, prior to 1938, Douglas Co ..••....... 10 vols. First Precinct, Fourth Ward Kanwaka: Kanwaka, Stull Lecompton: Big Springs, Lecompton (2 vols.) Marion I Palmyra Palmyra: Black Jack, North Baldwin, Vinland (3 vols.) Wakarusa Road Tax Roll: . .' .. ' ................................................ . 42 vols. Eudora: 1879, 1880, 1882, 1891-92, 1893-94, 1899-1900, 1902-03 Clinton: 1891-:1902 (6 vols.) . Grant: 1890-9t, 1893-94, 1895-96 Kanwaka: 1891~92, 1897-98, 1902-03 Lecompton: 1879, 1891-92, 1897-98 Marion: 1~91-92, 1895-1900 (3 vols.), 1902-03 Palmyra: 1891-94 (2 vols.), 1898-1903 (3 vols.) Wakarusa: 1879, 1882, 1891-92, 1899-1900, 1902-03 Willow Springs: 1891-92, 1897-1903 (4 vols.) Minutes:Boards of Equalization & Commissioners, July 1870-July 1875.1 Ledgers: Cash Docket, Feb.-Oct.1882 •................................ 1 Jury Docket, Nov. 1928-Dec. 1932. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 Probate Record, Oct. 1855-Nov. 1958; Vol.3, June 1894-Dec.1904 .•...•. 2 vol. vol. vol. vols. Court Journal: ...........................·.......................... 3 vols. Nov.1904-March 1907; May 1907-Nov.1910; Nov.1910-March 1914 Description of Property for Tax Assessment ........................ . Lots Sales to County, 1858-1900 ..••...••.•..•..•................... Benefit District: Assessments/Kaw Drainage District,Vol.1,1937-58 ... Special Assessments, Highways, 1929-38 ................•...••....... Refunding Warrant:, Personal Property, Nov. 1924-June 1934-Feb. 1939 .• Certificate of Registration of Farm, June 1911-April 1968 .........• Coroner's Record,! Dec. 1960-Dec. 1964 ............................... . Receipts for Papers Taken from District Court Office, 1885-1900 ... . Board of Commiss~oner's Orders & Cancel County Taxes, 1933-40 .•.••. County Clerk Receipts & Disbursements, Vol.3, Jan.1954-May 1964 .... District Court Transcript: Stevensons vs. Consolidated Barb Wire Co., 1900~lVols. 1 & 2 .......•••.•..................... ·.... . Sheriff's Return on Execution, 1972-73 ............................ . 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 vol. vol.' vol.' vol. vols~ vol. vol. vols. vol. vol. 2 vols. 1 vol. . I nd ex .."' ~ ................................................ . Recel.vlng . 7 vols. . Vo1.2, Jan.18n'::'Dec.1877 Vol.3, Jan.1878~Dec.1885 Vol.4, Jan.1886-Dec.1897 Vol. 5, Jan. 1898,..,.May 1911 Vol.6, June 1911-June 1924 Vol.7, July 192~-Nov.1938 Vol.8, Nov.1938~Dec.1940 Chattel Mortgage Record ••.........••.....•••.•••...••••......• : .... 17 vols. Vol.R-Z, 1905-33, (Indexes follow ea. volume R-W); Vol.1 & 2, 1933-37 Field Book for Real Estate Assessment, 1934 ......•................. 43 vols. Baldwin, Vols.1"-17 Clinton .' , , ! fbe Piol1eer, Vol. lVI, No.2, 52 �Douglas County Records, continued Record name. date Volumes Field Book for Real Estate Assessment, 1934, continued Eudora, Vols.1-9 Grant Kanwaka Lawrence, Vols;.1-2, 4, 6, 8-10, 13-14, 17-18, (two nolF) Lecompton, Vols.1-2, (one noiF) Marion' Palmyra, 2 vors. Wakarusa, 2 vols.; Outlets, Vols.1 & 2 Willow Springs' Field Book for Real Estate Assessment, Lawrence, 1938 .............. 18 Vols.1-2, 4-12 (one extra, noil, after 11),14,16-18 Fairground, 1 'vol. Annual Report of County Superintendent, 1904-55 •................... 6 Register of Deeds Fee Book......................................... 7 Jan. 1903-0ct. 1909 Vol.A, Mar.1924-0ct.1925 Vol.B, Nov.1925-May 1927 Vol.C, May 1927-Feb.1929 Vol.D, Mar.1929-Dec.1930 Vol.E, Jan.1931-July 1935 Vol.F, Aug.1935-Dec.1940 Reception Record & Fee Book, Jan.1941-Dec.1945 ..................... 1 Lawrence Register of Claims, Vol.B,July 1903-Jan.1906 ....•........ 1 vols. vols. vols. vol. vol. Claim Register ............................... .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 vols. Jan.31-Dec.31 of these years: 1946-54;1960-64;1965-65;1966-66 Lawrence Record lof Claims .. ,...... e'. • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Jan. 1908-Jan. 1914; Feb. 1914-0ct.1918; Nov.1918-Sept.1922; Oct: 1922-Sept.1926 . Claim & Warrant Register, July-Nov. 1927; Dec.1927-Jan.1929 ......... Pay Roll Warrant Register, Jan.1943-Dec.1953 ........•............·.. Lawrence Unpaid Warrant Register, Feb.1931-July 1948 ............... Lawrence Warrant Register, Jan.-Aug.1935 ..........................• Lawrence Treasurer's Record, May 1922-May 1926 ....•.....•.•........ Treasurer's Journal, Lawrence, Nov.1957-Dec.1961 .•....•.•••........ Treasurer's Warrant Record, Feb.1915-April 1917 .....•..•........... Lawrence Journal" Feb. 1934-Jul 1946................................ Lawrence Ci viI Docket.............................................. Vol.R, Case 3502-3722 Case 1-110 4 vols. 2 vols. 1 vol. 1 vol. 1, vol. 1 vol. 1 vol. 1 vol. 1 vol. 5 vol.s. '( Nov.1931 Aug. 1934 Vol.S, Case 111-432, Aug.1934-Mar.1938 Lawrence Cr iminal ' Docket .•..............................•.••...••... 1 vol. Vo1.24, April 1943-Nov.1948, Case 225-536 Lawrence Register of Bond, April 1865-Mar.1875 ..........•...••....• 1 vol. Bond Record ...... '. ..................... ~ .......................... . 2 vols. April 1865-Jan.1883; May 1868-July 1886 Lawrence Bond Record, Jan.1883-July 1916 ..•.....••..••....•.•.....• 1 vol. Lawrence Register of City Orders: ................................. .. 2 vols. Vol.E, Oct.1897~Sept.1918; Vol.F, Oct.1913-Feb.1918 Invoices & Ordinances, Jan.5, 1910-Aug.25, 1915,524-1128 ...•...... 1 vol. Lawrence Ordinances, May 1866-0ct.1932 ...........••................ 1 vol. fhe Pioneer, Pol. IPJ, 10. 2' , , I 53 �Douglas County Records, continued Record name. date Volumes Lawrence Index to Petitions, Vol.A, May 1866-April 1948 ............ Lawrence Improvement Orders, Jan.1899-Sept.1913 .................... Lawrence Property Inventory, April 1, 1936 ....•....•...•........... Lawrence Register of Licenses, Vol.B, June 1875-Mar.1914 ........... Lawrence Sales, Tax Record, May 1858-Aug.1861 .•.•...•....•••.......• Lawrence Records of Communicable Disease: •.•......•.....•........•• Jan.1918-April 1942; June 1918-Dec.1938 1 1 1 1 1 2 vol; vol: vol. vol. vol. vols. Warsaw Water Co.................................................... 3 vols. Vol.1, Case 1-1000, Nov.1916-Dec.1917 Vol.2, Case 1001-1250, Nov.1917-Dec.1917 Vol.3, Case 1751-2498, Nov.1917-Dec.1917 Water Department, Mar.1918-April 1926 .•...........................• 1 vol. Lawrence Taxes Received, 1928-64 ............. ; ..................... 1 vol. Lawrence Newspaper Clippings, 1952-1977 •........................... 13 vols. Oct.10, 1952-Dec.28, 1956 Jan.1, 1957-0ct.2,1961 Oct.11,1961-Jan.9,1964 Jan.10,1964-Aug.31,1966 Sept.1,1966-Dec.20,1967 Dec.30,1967-Aug.16,1969 Aug.18,1969-May. 1,1971 May 1,1971-Dec;31,1971 Jan. 1., 1972-Sept. 20,1972 Sept. 21 , 1972-July 3, 1973 July 5,1973-Dec.30,1974 Jan.1,1975-Dec.31,1975 Jan. 1 , 1976-Jan.15, 1977 : , : I :. .! fhe Pioneer, Pol. IPI, No.2 54 �EXTRACTS FROM AN ABSTRACT Lots 176 and 178, Rhode Island Street, Lawrence, Ks Charles and Emma Worley submitted this original Abstract of Title to The PIONEER, which was sent to our Society by the Johnson County Genealogical Society, and was prepared by Frank E. BANKS, Abstracter, of Durfee's Improved System of Real $state Title Books, 19 Aug 1946. The Society at this point has Instead, we will publish no capacity for, making its abstracts available. references, where shown, so that anyone interested can go ~o the original records for further information. All references are to Douglas Co., Ks deeds unl~ss otherwise noted:. , I 1918, 15 Apr: . Lawrence Building & Loan Assoc., City, Gentlemen: At your request, I have examined the abstract of title to lots One hundred seventy-six (176) and One hundred seventy-eight (178) on Rhode Island Street in the City of Lawrence; and f~'om such examination, I find title to the same vested in Adam CARTER, free and clear of encumbrances. Yours respectfully, C. E. LINDLEY, Probate Judge. I 1855, 18 May: Deed in Trust, Wm H. R. LYKINS to Trustees of Lawrence in trust for Joseph N. MACE. For $1.00 Conveys Lots 176-178 R. I. St. (a partial ~ge). (Recorded 02 Jun", ' ·1855, Book A p. 1) 1910, 11 Mar: County of Douglas, State of Kansas/SS. Jacob PIKE, a resident of Douglas County, Kansas being duly sworn says, that he knew Ensebia FRAZEE December 11,1885 when she executed a Warranty Deed to Eva T. FRAZEE recorded in Book 39, p. 461 and knows said Ensebia FRAZEE to be one and the same person as Eusebia FRAZEE grantee in a deed recorded in Book 34, p.23; that Eva I. FRAZEE grantor in deed to Newton J. FLUKE recorded in Book 41, p.332 was known to this affiant who knows her to be one and the same person as Eva T. FRAZEE grantee in said above deed ,recorded in Book 39, p.461, all above deeds referred to and recorded in Records of Douglas County, Kansas. Jacob PIKE. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11 Mar 1910. Frank BANKS, Notary Public. 1884, 04 Mar: Warranty Deed. Fidelia C. STURTEVANT formerly Fidelia C. MACE and Arthur STURTEVANT her husband to Eusebia FRAZEE. For $450 Conveys Lots no's 176 & 178 Rhode Island Street in the City of Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas. (Recorded 19 Mar '1884, Book 34, p.23) 1885, 11 Dec: Warranty Deed. Ensebia FRAZEE a widow to Eva T. FRAZEE. For $500 conveys Lots No's 176 and 178 Rhode Island Street in the City of Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas. (Recorded 12 Dec 1885, Book 39, p.461) 1886, 23 Sep: Warranty Deed. Eva 1. FRAZEE unmarried to Newton J. FLUKE. For $550 conveys Lots No's 176 & 178 Rhode Island Street in the City of Lawrence, Douglas Co., Ks. (Recorded 23 Sep 1886, Book 41, P.332) , 1888, 01 Nov: Warranty Deed. Newton J. FLUKE and Emma E. FLUKE wife to J .. N. ROBERTS. For $600. conveys Lots No's 176 and 178 Rhode Island St in the City of Lawrence, Douglas Co., Ks. (Recorded 12 Dec 1888, Book 49, p.100) 1893, 09 May: Mdrtgage. Adam CARTER a widower to Wm. T. SINCLAIR. Conveys Lots No's 176 & 178 R.I. St. to secure $400 Five yrs at Seven (7) per cent. (Recorded 10 May 1893, Book 28, p.219) I, The Pioneer, Pol. !'II, No.2, . II : I 55 �Extracts From An Abstract, Lots 176 & 178, Rhode Island St, continued 1896, 9 May: Assignment. Wm. T. SINCLAIR to F. W. BARTELDES. Lot 178 Rhode Island St, Lawrence, Douglas Co, Ks. Since 15 May 1893, '2 o'clock, P.M. For value received, sell and assign the mortgage made by Adam S. CARTER to secure payment of note for $400.00. Date. May 9, 1896. and recorded in Book 28 of Mortgages at page 219 in the off ice of the Register of Deeds, of Douglas Co., Ks. and the notes therein described. (Recorded 08 Sep 1897, Book 31, p.591) 1893, 09 May: Warranty Deed. J. N. ROBERTS and Emily S. ROBERTS, his wife, to Adam CARTER. ,For $600 Convey Lot 178 on Rhode Island St, and other property all in the City 'of Lawrence, Douglas Co, Ks. '(Recorded 07 July 1893, Book 58, p.310) , 1909 Taxes, 1st half $12.99 paid. , " 1893 to 1917, Taxes, paid. 1918, 15 Apr: W~rranty Deed. Adam CARTER and Lillie B. CARTER, his wife, t9 Ira C. STEVENSON. For $1.00 and exchange 'of properties convey Lots 176 and 178 on Rhode Island St.' in the City of Lawrence, Douglas Co, Ks. (Recorded 16 Apr 1918, Book 104, p.11)' ~ 1918, 08 Apr:M~rtgage. Ira C. STEVENSON and Gertrude E. STEVENSON, his wife, to The Lawrence Building & Loan Association. For $700 convey lots 176 and 178 on Rhode Island St in the City of Lawrence, Douglas Co, Ks to secure payment of $8.89 per month ftom April 1918 to March 1928 inclusive. (Recorded 08 Apr 1918, ' Book 56, p.503) , 1920, Taxes LotlF'176 $21.81 (1st 1/2 $10.91 paid). 1920, Taxes Lotfl178 $22.09 (1st 1/2 $11.05 paid). 1925, 30 Nov: Mortgage. Ira C. STEVENSON and Gertrude E. STEVENSON, his wife to The Lawrence Building and Loan Association. Convey $3000. on Lots 1}6 and 178 of Rhode Island St in the City of Lawrence, Douglas County, Ks to secure payment of $38.10 per month from December 1925 to November, 1935 both inclusive. (Recorded 03 Dec 1925, Book 68, p.148) 1926, 10 Apr: Mortgage. Ira C. STEVENSON and Gertrude E. STEVENSON, his wife to the Lawrence Building and Loan Association. Convey $500 on Lots 176 and 178 on Rhode Island St in the City of Lawrence, Douglas Co, Ks. to secure payment of note for'said sum. (Recorded 12 Apr 1926, Book 69, p.296) 1926, 17 Jun: Affidavit. County of Douglas, State of Kansas, SS: Jacob piKE, a resident of Douglas County, Kansas being duly sworn says, that he knew Ensebia FRAZEE December 111, 1885 when she executed a Warranty Deed to Eva T. FRAZEE recorded in Book :39, p.461 and knows said Ensebia FRAZEE to be one and the same person as Eusebia,FRAZEE grantee in deed recorded in Book 34, p.23; that Eva I FRAZEE grantor in:deed to Newton J. FLUKE recorded in Book 41, p.332 was known to this affiant who knows her to be one and the same person as Eva T. FRAZEE grantee in said above deed recorded in Book 39, p.461, all above deeds referred to and recorded in Records of Douglas County, Kansas. Jacob PIKE. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of March A. D. 1910. Frank E. BANKS. Notary Public. (Recorded 17 Jun 1926, Book 118, p.29) fbe Pioneer, Yolo IYI, 80. 2 ' ,I 56 ~' �Extracts From An Abstract, Lots 176 & 178, Rhode Island St, continued 1925, Taxes $28.22 (1st 1/2 $14.11 paid) 1943, 25 Jan, Probate Court, Douglas County, Ks, Estate of 1. C. ,STEVENSON, deceased. (Docket L, page 6525) 1943, 25 Jan, Petition for probate of will filed, reciting that I. C. STEVENSON died January 18, 1943 testate and left surviving him as his sole and surviving heirs at law, Gertrude E. STEVENSON, and Elbert K. STEVENSON, a son. 1943, 25 Jan, Waiver of heirs filed. 1943, 25 Jan, Hearing had and will admitted to probate. (Journal 28, p.661) 1943, 25 Jan. Will. "I, 1. C. STEVENSON, at this time residing at 825 Indiana St. in the City of Lawrence, Kansas, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and publish this my last will and Testament: First: I direct that all my just debts, including funeral expenses· be paid by my executor. Second I give and bequeath to my wife, GertrudeE. STEVENSON, all of my property, both real and personal of which I may be possessed at the time of my death. Third I appoint my wife, Gertrude E. STEVENSON, all of my property, both real and personal of which I may be possessed at the time of my death. Third Ii appoint my wife, Gertrude E. STEVENSON, as executor of this my last will and testament and direct that she be not required to give bond for the execution of the same and that the court admitting this will to probate grant letters testamentary without bond. Witness my hand at Lawrence, Ks, this nineteenth day of July, 1934. (2 witnesses) I. C. STEVENSON." (Record 8, p. 11) . 1943, 25 Jan: Hearing had and Gertrude E. STEVENSON appointed Executrix without bond and Letters issued. (Journal 28, p.661) , 1943, 04 Feb: will. Widow Gertrude E. STEVENSON files her election to take under the 1943, 12 Feb: Inventory filed list land described in caption and other land. 1943, 15 Feb: Proof of publication of notice of appointment filed. 1943, 20 Apr: Finding of Inheritance Tax Division filed, No tax chargeable. 1944, 19 Jan: Petition for final settlement filed and hearing set for Feb 11, 1944. (Journal 29, p.212.) 1944, 07 Feb: Proof of publication of notice of final hearing filed. 1944, 11 Feb: Affidavit in proof of service of notice of final hearing filed. 1944, 11 Feb: Order of final settlement. "Now on this 11th day of February, 1944, at 2:00 o'clock P.M. comes on for hearing the petition of Gertrude E. STEVENSON, executrix of the estate of I. C. STEVENSON, Deceased for final settlement of said estate; said Executrix appearing in pers~n and by her attorney, Chas. A. SPRINGER, and also appearing Elbert K. STEVENSON and no other interested or concerned persons appearing. ' THEREUPON, the Court examined the Notice of final settlement, the publication flJe Pioneer, Vol. lVI, 80. 2 57 �Extracts From An Abstract, Lots J76 &178, Rhode Island St, continued. t":m~! 1'l1:#~'i~~<'c1:'$ thereof, and the proof of such publication; also examined the Affidavit in Proof of Mailing Copies of said Notices, and being duly advised in the premises, finds that notice of the time and place of this hearing has been given pursuant to Section 185 of the Kansas Probate Code, and the same is now and hereby approved. THEREUPON, said matter proceeds on for hearing, and the Court, upon examining the Petition of Final Settlement and the Executrix's Final Account, and after hearing the testimony given in support thereof and being duly advised in the premises, finds that the allegations contained in said petition are true, and the Final Account of said executrix is approved and allowed, and the Court further finds that said estate should now be finally settled, and it is therefore by the Court found and adjudged: 1. That the executrix has paid all the Court Costs, personal property taxes and attorney fees out of funds not chargeable to the estate and that receipts therefore have been filed herein, and there is on hand for distribution in said estate the total sum of $6902.68 in cash and sixty shares of the RobertsonShirley Lumber Company, Certificate No. 26, accounts receivable of unknown value, and a contract for sale of certain real estate made with Susie PRICE, by said decedent and also a Metropolitan Life Insurance co. Policy No. 4,472,256 C, in the sum of $1000.00 issued to Susie PRICE and assigned to the decedent; that all claims against said estate have been paid in full, and that all personal property taxes in said estate have been paid. 2. That said decedent, I. C. STEVENSON left surviving him as his sole heirs at law, Gertrude E. STEVENSON, his widow, and the executrix of this estate, and a son Elbert K. STEVENSON, and that under the terms of the will of decedent the said Gertrude E. STEVENSON, is the sole beneficiary thereof, and is entitled to receive all of decedent's estate. 3. That said decedent at the time of his death was the owner in fee simple. of the following described real estate situated in Douglas County, Kansas to wit: Lot No. 178 on Rhode Island Street, in the City of Lawrence, (and other land) IT IS THEREFORE CONSIDERED, ORDERED ADJUDGED AND DECREED, by the Court that all of the personal property now in the hands of the executrix in said estate and all of the above described real estate, be and is hereby a signed to Gertrude E. STEVENSON, the widow and sole beneficiary under the will of the decedent, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that after said executrix has filed a receipt from Gertrude E. STEVENSON, the sole beneficiary she will be entitled to a discharge from all liability in said estate." (Journal 29~ p.258) 1944, 02 Jun. Final receipt filed as ordered. 1944, 02 Jun. Final order of Discharge of said Executrix made. (Journal 30, p.328) 1945, Taxes 1925 to 1945 both inclusive paid. 1946, 04 Sep: Warranty Deed. Gertrude E. STEVENSON, a single woman to Robert Milton ROSE and Marguerite M. ROSE, as joint tenants with right of survivorship and not as tenants in common. Grant and convey Lot 178 on Rhode Island St in the City of Lawrence, Douglas Co, Ks. (Recorded 05 Sep 1946, Book 155, p.153) 1946, 05 Sep: Mortgage. Robert Milton ROSE and Marguerite M. ROSE husband and wife to the Lawrence Building and Loan Association. Convey $4300. 'on Lot 178 of Rhode Island St, in the City of Lawrence, Douglas Co, Ks. (Recorded 05 Sep 1946, Book 91, p.418) foe Pioneer, Pol. !PI, No.2 -, 58 f �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. MARTIN, LEITH, BURROUGHS, SMITH I ,am seeking information on the family of Joseph Emanuel MARTIN, born 20 November 1859, Nicholas Co, WV. He married Mollie LEITH, about 1886. They lived in Kansas and Missouri, and they had four chi ldren, John MARTIN, Rozella Cather ine "Ka ty" MARTIN, born 05 April 1888, Drexel, Mo., Andrew B. MARTIN, born 13 Mar 1894, and Lou MARTIN, believed to have been born in the fall of 1896 or 1897. Moll ie LEITH died when Lou was born and Lou was adopted by a neighbor. John ran away from home after his mother died and even though many years were spent searching for him, he was never seen again. Andrew died at Temple, Tx, 08 Jan. 1917, aged 22, and is interred at Daugherty, Ok. Katy married Arthur J. "Art" BURROUGHS in Oklahoma City, OK, 09 Jan 1904. Art and Katy BURROUGHS had four children, Mabel Angeline BURROUGHS, born 22 Dec 1904, Guthrie, OK, Ralph Arthur BURROUGHS, born 17 Oct 1907, Joplin, Mo, Kirby Walter BURROUGHS, born 23 Feb 1911, Davis, Ok, and Ruth Vivian BURROUGHS, born about 1912. Katy and Lou lost contact with each other about 1940 somewhere in Oklahoma. It is believed Lou married Charlie Smith of Oklahoma and had a daughter named Rosalee SMITH. Will share information. Cora Wilson, 893 Rivercrest Rd, Valley Mills, Tx 76689-2632. Telephone (817) 932-6605. file Pioneer, Yolo IYI, 10. 2 59 �INDEX to VOLUME XVI, NUMBER 2 ANDREAS, A. T. 38 BANKS, Frank E. 55, 56 BARTELDES, F. W. 56 BROOKS, Judge James 45 BURROUGHS, Arthur J. "Art" 59 BURROUGHS, Katy 59 BURROUGHS, Kirby Walter 59 BURROUGHS, Mabel Angeline 59 BURROUGHS, Ralph Arthur 59 BURROUGHS, Ruth Vivian 59 CARTER, Adam S. 55, 56 CARTER, Lillie B. 56 CROSSWHITE, Craig 36 DOUGLAS, Senator Stephen A. 37 FLUKE, Emma E. 55 FLUKE, Newton J. 55, 56 FRAZEE. Ensebia 55, 56 FRAZEE. Eusebia 55. 56 FRAZEE. Eva I. 55 FRAZEE, Eva T. 55, 56 LAWRENCE, Amos A. 37 LEITH, Mollie 59 LINDLEY, C. E. 55 LYKINS. Wm. H. R. 55 MACE, Fidelia C. 55 MACE. Joseph N. 55 MANLEY, Judge R. C. 45 MARTIN. Andrew B. 59 MARTIN, John 59 MARTIN. Joseph Emanuel 59 MARTIN, Lou 59 MARTIN, Rozella Catherine "Katy" MCCOY, Doctor Don 36 PIERCE. President Franklin 36 PIKE, Jacob 55, 56 PRICE, Susie 58 QUANTRILL 44 QUANTRILL, Captain William Clark ROBERTS, Emily S. 56 ROBERTS. J. N. 55, 56 ROSE, Marguerite M. 58 ROSE, Robert Milton 58 SINCLAIR, Wm. T. 55, 56 SMITH. Cha~lie 59 SMITH, Rosalee 59 SPRINGER, Chas. A. 57 STEVENSON, Elbert K. 57, 58 STEVENSON, Gertrude E. 56-58 STEVENSON, I. C.· 57, 58 STEVENSON, Ira C. 56 STURTEVANT, Arthur 55 STURTEVANT, Fidelia C. 55 WILSON, Cora 59 WORLEY, Charles 55 WORLEY. Emma 55 rAe Pioneer, Yolo [YI, No.2 60 59 38 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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'~4_ .• _ . ~ -t,; Published Quarferly By: 1)ouglas Countg Genealogical SocietH P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 •.•• ~ �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XVI, No. Fall 1992 1 --------.--------~--------------------------------------------------------~------ PAGE CONTENTS ...•.••..•............•..•.•.•....... 2 Nicholas and Anna (Boehner) Weil, a photograph ..•••••••..............•••.. 3 Obituary of Anna Mary (Boehner) Weil . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Obituary of Nickolas Weil ..•.•.•..••..•..•................................ 4 Benjamin F. Smith, A Firm Believer in and Advocate of Shade Trees ........ 5 Ben jamin F. Smith, a photograph • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . ., 5 Smithland Homes, ,a photograph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 5 He's 86 Years Old But Tobacco and Whisky Have No Chance in His Young and Heal thy Life ..................•...••....•.•..........•.•....••....•....... 5 B. F. Smith Tells How He Met Lincoln and Douglas While Railroad Worker •.•. 6 Extracts from an Abstract - Lot I', Block 181, Eudora, Ks 8 A note from Mary Burchill, President Queries.................................................................... 11 Douglas County, Kansas Volunteers 1861-1865, JONES - MYRELY ......•••....... 12 Book Announcement 30 Index of Names in :Current Issue............................................ 31 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for pUblication that are relevant to Douglas County fa,mily history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is rot necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that I2urpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co., Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT of $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �A NOTE FROM MARY BURCHILL, President Douglas County Genealogical Society Greetings to all members and from th€~ President. to anyone else reading this issue of The Pioneer We are trying an experiment beginning with this issue ·of The Pioneer. As you can tell by the vacant list of officsrs for the Society we are having trouble getting anyone to take over for the present group of officers. These folks have been doing their jobs for 3-4 years and need a break. One of, those positions is The Pioneer editor. We were in a quandary!! Graciously I received a letter from a new member in Texas who said she really wanted to volunteer to help. I immediately thought of the editors positions when she said she had a word processor. Her name is Cora Wilson from Valley Mills, Texas, and this is her first issue. Of course, the responsibility this puts on the "local folks" and other members is to keep her supplied with articles and/or compilations or records; etc. This is your chance to be published. If you have remembrances, records that i you have gleaned with Douglas County connections then send them to us. This is your chance and we need the help. I suspect that each member may have some information about Douglas County that someone else would like to know. Remember we are not needing Pulitzer Prize material here but we do want it to be interesting and somewhat relevant to Douglas County. The present officers are continuing "under duress". We will pursue a slate of officers in the near future so when you are called do not turn us down. We really don't want this society to fall apart but disinterest is a first indication of dissolution. Not a happy thought. Again, Thanks Cora, for taking us need to see that this works. this most Happy geneal ogi zing. Mary Burchill, President(under duress) 1 October, 1992 ' The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 2 important job over. Now the rest of �Nicholas and Anna (BOEHNER) WElL I-·~-I . Home of Nicholas and Anna (BOEHNER) WElL Eudora, Kansas Picture and obituaries of Nicholas and Anna WElL submitted by Inez Staatz KENSIT, great granddaughter. OBITUARY OF ANNA MARY (BOEHNER) WElL From the Baldwin Ledger, issue date unknown, date of death 14 Mar 1925: Funeral services for Mrs. Anna M. WElL, who died Saturday night in Baldwin I at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. W. MUENZENMAYER, following a few days of illness with pneumonia, were held at the Clearfield Evangelical church on Tuesday afternoon at 2 0' clock and were in charge of Rev. M. SCHEURMAN of Eudora. Very brief services were held at the MUENZENMAYER home. Burial was in the Clearfield cemetery. The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 3 �Nicholas and Anna (BOEHNER) WElL Home of Nicholas and Anna (BOEHNER) WEIL Eudora, Karisas Picture and obituaries of Nicholas KENSIT, great granddaughter. and Anna WEIL submitted by Inez Staatz OBITUARY OF ANNA MARY (BOEHNER) WElL From the Bald,.,in Ledger, issue date unknown, date of death 14 Mar 1925: Funeral services for Mrs. Anna M. WEIL, who died Saturday night in Baldwin at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. W. MUENZENMAYER, following a few days of illness wi th pne~monia, were held at the Clearfield Evangelical church on Tuesday afternoon at 2 0' clock and were in charge of Rev. M. SCHEURMAN of Eudora. Very brief services were held at the MOEN ZENMAYER home. Burial was in the Clearfield cemetery. The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 3 �Nicholas and Anna (BOEHNER) WElL, continued Anna M. WElL whose maiden name was BOEHNER was born in Stackenforf, In 1856 she came to America and Barvaria, Germany, on December 25, 1832. lived at Burlington, Iowa for several years, where she met and married Nicholas WElL on the 7th May , 1857. To this couple were born eight children, seven of whom are still living. In the year 1861 Mr. and Mrs. WElL moved to Paola, Kansas and in 1861 they took their residence at Clearfield, where they lived until 1910, when they moved to Eudora, where Mr. WElL died in 1915. Since that time Mary WElL has been making her home with her three daughters. Mary WElL was conv~rted and joined the Evan'gelical church at Clearfield in 1864, and remained a faithful member 1:0 the end. After her eye sight failed her daughter presented he'r with a very large print Bible and to the very last it was Mary WElL I S delight to read her favorite passages. Mrs. WElL was a charter member of the Woman 's Relief Corps at'Baldwin and attended the meetings faithfully as long as whe was able. She endured many hardships during the Civil war when her husba,nd was serving in ·the Union army and related many incidents of the privations and trials of the eariy settlers of Kansas. Her last illness was of one week length, pneumonia being the cause of her death. Her mind, which was remarkably ·clear for one of her years, was not clouded until the days before her death. Mrs. WElL celebrated her 92nd birthday last Christmas day at which time all her children but one were with her and enjoyed the anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. MUENZENMAYER. At that time she told her children that it would be the last time they would all be together. She leaves to mourn her love four sons, three daughters, thirty' three grandchildren, forty-one great grandchildren. The following children were in attendance at the funeral services: Charles WElL of Overbrook, Nicholas WElL of Carbondale, John WElL of Topeka, Mary WElL. BRECHEISEN, Clearfield, Sara WElL HAUSMAN, Eudora, Hannah WElL MUENZENMAYER, Baldwin City. Burial, Clearfield Cemetery. OBITUARY OF NICKOLAS WElL From the Eudora newspaper, name and issue unknown, date of death 26 Apr 1915: Nickolas WE~L was born in Dueringen, Alsace, Dec. 14, 1826, and died April 26, 1915,. in his home in Eudora, Kans. At the age of 27 years, he came to the country, and spent the first winter in New York. In 1854, he came west to Iowa. In 1857, he was united in marriage with Marie BOEHNNER of Burlington, Iowa. This union was blessed with 4 sons and 4 daughters. One daughter preceded the father to the glory world when she was but 5 years of age. In 1859" Bro. WElL came to Kansas and settled south of Eudora, where they lived under 1:he blessing of God until 5 years ago, when they retired from the farm and moved into Eudora. In 1861, Bro. WElL enlisted in the army, he served 3 years and 4 mOnths. During this time, in the army, Bro. WElL was converted to God, and after he returned hOmE! he united with the Zions church of the Evangelical Association at Clearfield, clrld served God and the Church faithfully unto the end. Father WElL leaves widow, 4 sons, 3 daughters, and 38 grandchildren. The prayer in his autobiography is "that all might serve God and meet him in Heaven." Geo. SCHRENK. ) \ Card of Thanks. We take this means to thank our many friends for their kindness and sympathy during the recent illness and death of our beloved father; also for the beautiful floral offerings. Charles WElL, Nicholas WElL, John WElL, Mrs. Geo. BRECHEISEN, Mrs. Geo. HAUSMAN, Mrs. Sam MUENZENMAYER. The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 4 �Benjamin F. SMITH From Lawrence Today and Yesterday. Daily Journal World, 1913: ....•.... Benjamin F. SMITH, owner of Smithland Homes, purchased in 1880 three acres in the suburbs. About the first improvements he made was the planting of walnut and maple trees that now make his home an abiding place, admired by all who pass through the southeast part of the city. At that time there were no shade trees of any size in this part of Lawrence. Now nearly all the neighboring properties are lined with trees, planted by Mr. SMITH. It is safe to say that he has planted most of the ornamental shade trees in South Lawrence. Mr. SMITH has been a trustee of the Kansas State Horticul tural Society for eight years and made a na tional reputa tion in the strawberry cul ture, still continuing his efforts in small fruit growing. Ben ja.minl" . Smith A Firm Believer ~n and Advocate of Shade Trees "Smithland Homes" Residence of B.F. [Smith. ********** From Topeka Capital, 05 Mar 1922: He's 86 Years Old But Tobacco and Whisky Have No Chance in His Young and Healthy Life Lawrence, Kan., March 4. - (Special) Benjamin Frank SMITH has lived eighty-six years without having smoked a cigar, cigaret or pipe, or had a chew of tobacco or a drink of whi,sky in his mouth. He is 86 years old, consequently he is a The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 5 �Ben jamin P. SMITH. From Lawrenc:e Today and Yesterday. Daily Journal World, 1913: .•••..••• Benjamin F.' SMITH, owner of Smithland Homes, purchased in 1880 three acres in the suburbs. About the first improvements he made was the planting of walnut and maple. trees that now make his home an. abiding place, admired by all who pass through the. southeast part of the city. At that time there were no shade trees of any size in this part of Lawrence. Now nearly all the neighboring properties are lined with trees, planted by Mr. SMITH. It is safe to say that he has planted most of the ornamental shade trees in South Lawrence. Mr. SMITH has been a trustee of the Kansas State Horticultural Society for eight years and made a national. reputation in the strawberry culture, still continuing his efforts in small fruit growing. Benjamin F. Smith A Firm Believer in and Advocate of Shade Trees "Smithland Homes" Residence of B.F. Smith. ********** From TopeJ<:a Capital, 05 Mar 1922: He's 86 Years Old But Tobacco and Whisky Have No Chance in His Young and Healthy Life Lawrence, Kan .. , March 4. - (Special) Benjamin Frank SMITH has lived eighty-six years without having smoked a cigar, cigaret or pipe, or had a chew of tobacco or a drink of whisky in his mouth. He is 86 years old, consequently he is a The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 5 �Benjamin F. Smith, continued teetotaller and an abstainer from all intemperate habits. The greatest moment of his life, he says, is when he came to Kansas and cast a vote for prohibition. He com,es from a strictly colonial family. His great grandfather, Richard RANDLE, was born in Guernsey county, Virginia. In 1752, and served in the Revolutionary war under the command of Col. Ethan ALLEN and capt. John MACKLIN. It was Randle's eldest son, Parham RANDLE, who started the family's emigration 1flest. He set out in 1827 in search of a better location and found it twenty miles' east of St. Louis. He was 80 years old and made the trip from North Carolina on horseback. His family joined him in 1832. It was here that Benjamin Frank SMITH became a man. He grew fruit and marketed it to the big market in St. Louis. He became an expert truck gardener which he followed when he came further West and settled in Kansas. He was the fir·st Kansan to ship strawberries to Denver. The state horticultural society is what it is today largely thru his efforts. He has been a member since 1881 and was elected president in 1914, after serving two years as vice-president. Smith ,,,as not always engaged in the fruit growing business. For years after he moved to St. Louis he was in the employ of the Illinois Central railway. The jobs of brakeman, conductor, expressman 'and baggageman, were intrusted to him, a lad of scarcely 21 years old. At one time nine. money safes, containing $3, 000, 000 to pay the Union soldiers at Vicksburg were under his care. While many of his fellow workers were addicted to drug and strong drink, which w.;:ts for sale at nearly every store, he stuck to his clean habits and won out. ********** From The Lawrence Daily Journal World: B. F. SlfiTH Tells How He Met Lincoln and Douglas While Railroad Worker B. F. SMITH, Douglas county horticulturist, had a two page article in the March number of the Illinois Central magazine, in which he tells 6f his railroading experiences as a boy and relates experiences when Lincoln and Douglas were passengers on his train before the civil war. Mr. SMITH was moved to write to President MARKHAM of the Illinois Central after reading the story of the latter's life which was published in the October number of the American Magaz ine. Mr. SMITH's letter as reprinted in the railroad magazine, was as follows: I was an employee of the Illinois Central for eight years, beginning in April 1858. I went to work as a freight brakemen on the South division, and in 1859 I was transferred to the Chicago division, running between Centralia and Chicago. In November of that year I was transferred back to the South division and was promoted to baggage master, and I continued to serve the Illinois Cen1:ral until March 1, 1866, when I resigned to go into the business of fruit growing. I was in the fruit growing business more than fifty years, but am now retired, having passed my 85th birthday. The First Strawberries In 1860, about the 5th of May, I carried the first package of strawberries handled on the Illinois Central. The berries were packed in an old fashioned candy box holding about two gallons, and the box was marked to H.W. NEWHALL, Chicago. The,y were grown by the station agent at Ullin, twenty miles north of Cairo, Cobden later became the big strawberry center in southern Illinois. In 1862, 1863 and 1864 the Cobden berry growers received $1 a quart during the first two weeks of berry picking. There were other stations' along the line of The Pioneer, Vol. 'XVI, No.1 6 �Benjamin F. Smith, continued the railroad in southern Illinois is 1865, and a man at Centralia planted ten acres. Anna and Dongola also began to plant small patches; so the Cobden berry men then had only about four to six days advantage at the price of $1 a quart. It was several years before anyone began shipping berries from Tennes~ee and Arkansas. The first peach orchard in southern Illinois of which I remember was one of ten acres planted on a high elevation a half mile east of Cobden. During the peach ripening season of 1858 avery poor class of seedling peaches was shipped to "the Chicago market in common board boxes before the orchards of fine budded frui"t came into bearing for" commercial purpose, which was between 1862 and 186l. The Illinois Central made southern Illinois a good place to live and make money; in fact, the Illinois Central did more for settlement in Illinoi 7, than any other railroad in the state. Heard Lincoln and Douglas In the fall of 1858 Stephen A. DOUGLAS and Abraham LINCOLN were canvassing the state in joint debate for election to the United States Senate. I was the brakeman on the special train sent to Jonesborro, where these two distinguished men were to speak. There were only three Republicans in the town to hear Mr. LINCOLN, but: thousands of Democrats to hear Mr. DOUGLAS. When we arr i ved at the station four or five young men came into the car and carried Mr. DOUGLAS to a hack, not: allowing his feet to touch the platform. Mr. LINCOLN I s three Republican friends were not there to receive him. Though only a boy then, it seemed "to me that Mr. LINCOLN made the best argument on slavery. His face was covered with smiles from the beginning to the last words of his speech. In the spring and summer of 1859, when I was a brakeman on the Chicago division, Mr. DOUGLAS came aboard at Odin, going to Chicago. He asked me if he could sit in my seat, as he wanted to step out and shake hands with his friends. I told him he must sit next the window, that I must sit near the door I refused, to attend the brake at the station. He offered me a cigar, which saying I neVE~r smoked. He shou1:ed, "What! A railroad man who does not smoke?" "Yes, sir." After we had lunch at Champaign Mr. DOUGLAS went into the second class car and rode until we reached Chicago, where I went forward to look after my train chest. Mr. I~UGLAS had a bottle in his grip that had a little whisky in it. He said, "Here, Brakeman, is some mighty good whisky." I refused to drink it, saying that I did not like it. Friends carried him out and put him in a cab and sent him to a hotel. A Ride with Lincoln The sam,,:! year, in October, that Mr. DOUGLAS sat with me on a 120 mile ride. Mr. LINCOLN sat in my seat for a ride of twelve miles. He had been sleeping all night, having got on the train at Chicago. He got up at Champaign and sat with me until he arrived at Tolono, where he changed cars for Springfield. He saw the sun rising over the beautiful prairies. Mr. LINCOLN, like Mr. DOUGLAS, seemed to want to get acquainted with the boy brakeman and to see the beautiful sun rising. When Mr. LINCOLN stepped off the train at Tolono I never saw his face aga'in, but if he could have seen my face on the 15th of April, 1865, after the assassination in the theatre, he would have seen tears trickling down my face all day. When I began work on the Illinois Central I was newsboy and attended to carrying water to passengers, etc. Beginning in April I worked as a freight train 'brakeman. The officials often sat in the baggage car with me in those days. The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 7 �EXTRAC1'S FROM AN ABSTRAC1' LOT 1, BLOCK 181, Eudora, KS Charles and Emma IDRLEY submitted this original Abstract of Title to the Pioneer, which was sent to our Society by the Johnson County Geneal:ogical Society. This history of land title was prepared in three phases by L. S. STEELE, Attorney-at-law Abstractor of Titles June 19, 1890; by Frank E. BANKS, The Banks Co, 05 Feb 1917; and by Ethel HIGH for John C. EMICK Abstracts of Title, 05 August 1961. The Society at this point has no capacity for making its abs·tract:s available. Instead, we will publish references, where shown, so that anyone interested can go to the' original records for further information. All references are to Douglas Co., Ks deeds unless otherwise noted. 1870, 1:2 Sep: The City of Eudora was laid out on the East half of Section 5: The S.E. t of Sec.5: the East half of Sec. 8; the East half of NW t of Sec. 8: and the East. half of the SWt of Sec.8; Township 13, South of Range 21, East of the sixth Principal Meridian Kansas. There is a plat Recorded at plat book A page 4 callE~d map of Eudora Endorsed"This plat was filed previous to August 21, 1863: and wa.s destroyed on that day in the burning of the off ice of Regis'ter of Deeds. 1859, 24 Sep: Patent, United States to Pascal FISH a Shawnee Indian. Conveys under article 2 and 9 of Treaty concluded May 10, 1854:with Restricted power of Sale SE!t of SWt Sec. 5: st of SEt Sec. 5: Nt of SEt Sec 5; Et of NEt Sec. 5; wt of NEt Sec. 5: Et NEt of Sec.8; wt of NEt Sec. 8; SEt Sec. 8: SEt of sw t Sec.8: NEt of SWt Sec.8: and Et NWt Sec.8 all in Township 13, S. of Range 21 E. (Recorded 05 Oct 1859, Book C, p.113, also 10 Jul 1860, Eudora Record A, p.l to 21 1860, 04 Feb: Warranty Deed, Pascal FISH Shawnee Indian to T... ouis W. PLEIF and Charles DURR. For $10000. SEt Sec.8: wt of NEt of Sec.8:Et of SWt Sec. 8: SE! of the SWt Sec.8:Et of NWt Sec.8:st of SEt Sec.5: Et of NEt Sec.8: Nt of SE! Sec.5: E fractional t of NEt Sec.5: all in Township 13, S R 21 E. 774.50 acres. _(Recorded 17 Sep 1860, Book B,p. 5, also recorded D, p.386) N.B. The following is endorsed on the original Deed which endorsement was omitted by the Register. "The within Deed from Pascal FISH a Shawnee Indian in favor of Louis W. PLEIF and Charles DURR for 774.50 acres of land patented to himself and three minor children under the Shawnee treaty of 1854: is respectfully referred to the Secretary of interior with a recorrimendation that the same be approved" A.B. GLENWOOD, Commissioner. Approved May 14, 1866: J. THOMPSON, Secretary. (Recorded 01 Mar 1873, Book 8, p. 588. ) 1860, 04 Feb: l'1arranty Deed, Louis W. PLEIF & Elizabeth his wife and Charles DURR to Paschal FISH. For $ 5000: Conveys all odd numbered lots in all Blocks in the City of Eudora, Lot 1 in Block 181. (Recorded 10 Jul 1860, Eudora Rec A, .P.!2!U 1868, 19 Jun: Conveys Lot 1, p.28l) Warranty Deed, Paschal FISH Block 181 Eudora and others. to Ludwig NIESTIFTER. For $ 4. (Recorded 21 Jul 1868, book U, 1868, 09 Jul: Warranty Deed, Paschal FISH to Adam D. H. KEMPER. For ~ 30. Conveys Lot 1 Block 181 and other City of Eudora. (Recorded 24 Jul 1868, Book U p. 297) The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 8 �Extracts From An' Abstract, Lot 1, Block 181, Eudora, Ks, continued 1880, 24 Feb: Tax Deed, Douglas County by N. O. Stevens Co. Clk. (L.S.) to Ludwig NEUS'1'IFTER. For $.96. Conveys Lot 1 in Block 181 in the City of Eudora. For tax of 1865. (Recorded 24 Feb 1880, in Book 21, p.60) 1887, 25 Feb: Warranty Deed, Louis (x his mark, two witnesses) NEUSTIFTER, and Anna his wife to John NEUSTIFTER. For $150. Convey~ Lot 1 Block 181 in the City of Eudora. (Recorded 02 Mar 1887, in Book 43, p. 304) 1873, 23 Dec: Tax Deed, Douglas County by Paul R. BROOKS Co. Clk. (L.S.) to T. C. DARLING. For $172.91: Conveys Lot 1 Block 181 and others Eudora. For Tax of 1860. (Recorded 03 Jan 1884, in Book 34, p.536) , 1873, 23 Dec: Tax Deed, Douglas County by Paul R. BROOKS Co. Clk (L.S) to T. C. DARLING. For $4.89. Converys Lot 1 in Block 181 and others Eudora. For Tax of 1864. (Recorded 03 Jun 1884, in Book 26, p.6l0) 1890, 19 Jun: Statement; Lot 1, block 181, Eudora, Douglas County, Ks. Since 19 Jun 1890, 9 0' clock A.M.: Estate of John NEUSTIFTER, deceased. I find no proceedings of record in Probate Court, Douglas County, Ks relating to said estate. I am informed he died intestate, leaving as his only heirs at law, Lena EDER, Caro~ine NEUSTIFTER, Tena NEUSTIFTER, Clara NEUSTIFTER, and Henry NEUSTIFTER. My search is based on said information. Taxes 1890 to 1916 both inclusive. PAID. THE FOREGOING ARE ALL THE CHANGES IN CONDITION OF TITLE to lot jH in Block 181, Eudora, as described in above caption, that I find of record in Douglas County, Ks, incl uding search of said records for Tax'es, so far as have been extended on the Tax Rolls in the office of County Trea,surer, Judgments, l4echanics Liens, Pending Suits, Foreign Executions and Federal Transcripts since said date. 05 Feb 1917, 9 o'clock A.M., Lawrence, Ks,' Frank BANKS, Abstracter. 1917, 17 Feb: Warranty Deed, Lena EDER (formerly Neustifter) and Louis EDER, her husband; Henry E. NEUSTIFTER and and Grace B. NEUSTIFTER, his wife; Clara T. NEUSTIFTER, unmarried, Tena F. NEUSTIFTER, unmarried; and Caroline M. NEUSTIFTER, unmarried; sole and surviving heirs of John NEUSTIFTER, deceased to The Mutual '1~elephone Company of Eudora. For $1,000.00 Convey Lot 1, Block 181, city of Eudora, Douglas County, Ks. Taxes: 1917 to 1959, both inclusive, paid. (recorded 03 Oct 1917, Book 95, p.594) 1960, 26 Feb: Certificate, State of Kansas, County of Douglas )SS: I hereby certify that no proceedings appear of record in the records of the Probate Court of Douglas County" Kansas, concerning the estate' of any of the parties named as grantors or grantees of: Lot 1 in Block 181, in the City of E~dora, Douglas Coun·ty, Kansas, dur ing, or pr ior to, their ownership of said propertY', other than as noted in the annexed A.bstract of Title to the above property, prior to February 5, 1917, at 9:00 o'clock A.M. Lawrence, Ks, 26 Feb 1960, The Banks Company, by Harry T. CRAIG, Partner, Licensed-Bonded Abstracter. 1958, 28 Jan: Certificate Telephone Company of Eudora. of Adoption of Amendents of Charter (Recorded 28 Jan 1958, Book 200, p.l) of Mutual 1908, 28 Jul: Affidavit, State of Kansas, Douglas County, SS. O.G. RICHARDS, of lawful age, being duly sworn on oath says: That he resides in Eudora, Doublas Count:y, Kansas, and has for more than fifty years last past. That he was well acquainted with Paschal FISH, a Shawnee Indian in his life time. That he became acquainted with him the the year 1857, and knew him up to the time he The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 9 �Extracts From An Abstract, Lot 1, Block 181, Eudora, Ks, continued moved t.o the Indian Territory. That he acted as his agent in selling his Lots in the city of Eudora for several years. That from his best recollection MR. FISH was unmarried at the time he executed deeds dated February 4, 1860, to Louis W. PFEIF and Charles DURR for certain lands in Sections 5, and 8, Township 13, Range 21, Douglas County, Kansas. Affiant. further says that if the said Paschal FISH was married at the time of the execution of deeds herein mentioned, he being a Shawnee Indian and a ward of the Government the law rules of the Indian Department at that time did not require hi s wi fe, if he had one, to join with him in the execution· of the deeds, as is evidenced by the subsequent approval of the deeds by the Secretary of the Interior. O. G. RICHARDS. Sworn before C.F. RICHARDS, Notary Public, Douglas County, Ks. (Recorded 28 Jul 1908, Book 80, p.516) 1960, 01 Feb: Warranty Deed, The Eudora Telephone Company, by O.D. DU~LAP, President, Attest: Ralph C. TERRELL, Secretary (Corp. Seal) to Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, a Missouri corporation. For $1. 00 and other valuable sburozclehobu 3 sbnvey Lot 1, Block 181, (and other lots) of the City of Eudora, in Douglas County, Ks. (Recorded 24 Mar 1960, in Book 210, p. 337) 1960, 01 Feb: Deed and Bill of Sale, The Eudora Telephone Company, J:?y O.D. DUNLAP, Pre!sident, Attest: Ralph C. TERRELL, Secretary (Corp. Seal) to Southwestern Bell Telephone.Company, a Missouri corporation. For $40,000~00 and other good and valuable considerations, convey Lot 1, Block 181, and Lots 1 and 2, Block 184, both in the City of Eudora, Douglas County, Ks. (Recorded 11 Apr 1960, Book 210, p.471) 1962, 09 Jul: Warranty Deed, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, a corporation to Allie M. JOHNSON, For $1. 00 and other good and valuable consideration, Convey Lot 1, Block 181 in the City of Eudora. (Recorded 19 Jul 1962, Book 222, .p. 472-473) 1962, 26.Jul: Case 22594, District Court of Dougals Co, Ks, Allie M. JOHNSON, Plaintiff, "s. Pascal FISH, a Shawnee Indian, Paschal FISH, Charles DURR, Ludwig NIUSTIFTER, Adam D. H. KEMPER, Ludwig NEUSTIFTER, John NEUSTIFTER, T. C. DARLING, Louis W. PFEIF, Louis W. PLEIF, also All other persons who may be concerned,Defendants.Lot 1, Block 181, City of Eudora. NOTICE OF SUIT (First published in the Lawrence Daily Journal-World July 27, 1962) The State of Kansas t:o the defendants above named and designated, and all other persons who are or may be concerned: You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed in the District Court of Douglas County, Kansas, by ·Allie M. JOHNSON, praying for judgment that said plaintiff is the owner in fee simple of certain real estate in Douglas County, Kansas, described in her petition, and for other equi table releif, and you are hereby required to plead to said petition on or before the 12th day of September, 1962, in said court, at Lawrence, Kansas. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course on said petition. Allie M. JOHNSON, Petitioner. Ralph M. KING, Jr., Attorney for Petitioner 1962, 25 Sep: Appointment of Guardian Ad Litem: D. S. HULTS appointed guardian of defendants named and designated in plaintiff's petition. 1962, 25 Sep: Judgement for the plaintiff, Allie M. JOHNSON, that she is the owner in fee simple absolute of the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot 1, Block 181, in the City of Eudora, Douglas County, Kansas., and that the title of said plaintiff in and to said real estate is forever quieted against any pretended right, title, interest, estate,· lien or claim of the defendants. (Recorded Journal 1, page 86) The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 10 �Qu.eries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain bl~st results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas rela"ted ancestors of fifty years ago or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. BURROUGHS, OSCAR Seeking any information on the family of Oscar BURROUGHS, born 30 May 1835, Fairfield Co, Conn. (son of Nelson BURROUGHS and Catherine MIDDLEBROOK), married 31 l1ar 1864, Lawrence, Ks, Mary Angeline WHEDON (daughter of Ashbel M. and Lydia WHEDON). Children: Arthur Jeffrey BURROUGHS, born 27 Jan' 1865, Douglas County, Ks, married 09 Jan 1904, Oklahoma City, Ok, Rozella Catherine MARTIN; Clara BURROUGHS, born 13 Jun 1866, Douglas County, Ks, married 05 Jul 1844, Lawrence, Ks, William TAYJ.JOR; Susie BURROUGHS, born 03 Dec 1868, Douglas County, Ks, married 07 Dec 1891, Lawrence, Ks, Everet CRAIG. Oscar BURROUGHS died 08 Jun 188),. Family legend is that he went to Boston on business and died of small pox. His death records are not in Massachusetts. Where did he die and where is he buried? Oscar BURROUGHS is my great grandfather, Arthur J. BURROUHGS is my grandfather. I am also interested in pictures and military records. Will share information. Cora WIT.JSON, 893 Rivercrest Rd., Valley Mills, Tx 76689-2632. Telephone (817) 932-6605. WHEDON, ASHBEL M.' Seeking any information on the family of Ashbel M. WHEDON, born circa 1803, NY, died 1868, Wakarusa, Douglas Co, Ks. married (1) "Lydia. Known children: Robert H. WHEDON, born 22 Oct 1837, (married Sarah Matilda SAXTON); Zera W. "Doke" WHEDON, (married Abigail); Caroline WHEDON, (married Reuben CORNELIUS); Pauline WHEDON, (married John SAXTON); Mary Angeline WHEDON, born 04 Jul 1842, Ill, (married 31 Mar 1864, Lawrence, Ks, Oscar BURROUGHS); Thomas J. WHEDON, (marr i ed Margaret M.); J ef frey H. WHEDON, born 10 Mar 1848; Martha } ' WHEDON, born circa 1850. After Lydia died Ashbel married 20 Aug 1857, Douglas Co, Ks, Martha RODEBAUGH. Will share information. Ashbel M. WHEDON is my 2nd great grandfather. Mary Angeline is my great grandmother. I am especially interested in Bible and military records, as well as parents of Ashbel and Lydia. I would like to know where Ashbel and Lydia are buried. Cora WILSON, 893 Rivercrest Rd~ Valley Mills, Tx 76689-2632. Telephone (817) 932-6605. The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 11 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS VOWllTEERS .186.1-.1865 Continued from Vol. XV, No.4. This list was extracted and alphabetized from the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kansas, Vol. 1, 1861-1865, and another volume for the year 1864, which can be found in the Lawrence Public Library Kansas Collection, as well as the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka. The first volume (1865) contains only the 1st through 11th Regiments. In the 1865 report, the Adjutant ~ H z o I-' N General notes that his office does not have complete records for all soldiers, and other records are incomplete. Other records conflict so that "a_discriminating judgement often has to be exercised.'! Many cases involve men captured or wounded or who voluntarily returned from desertion where the records did not report this. Likewise, when a whole regiment was mustered out, all its members were usually recorded as being mustered out on that date, regardless of whether they were actually present, out on detached duty or in the hospital. In this extraction, only those who list Doulgas County residences are recorded here, and in many cases the original records did not record the residence. It will also be noted that where the name of a location in Douglas County is the same as the location name in another county, all those whose residences could have been in Douglas County were extracted. Also, where discrepancies exist between the two volumes, the 1865 volume information is used if possible, since it was published later and contains many corrections. Some notes indicate which volume was used (1865 is used as the date of the 1861-1865 volume). The 1864 volume lists some birthdates and places where the later volume does not, and these are noted. NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. JONES, Mark W., pvt. 6th cavalry, co. M Age 15. Mustered out 18 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR. enlistment date as 21 May 1862 JONES, Nathaniel, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 28, b. OH. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, JONES, Richard F., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Deserted, Leavenworth, KS, 11 Jun 1861 JONES, Richard F., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 20, b. NY. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 JONES, William, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Age 3D, b. MS. Deserted, Springfield, MO, Feb 1863 JONES, William T., pvt. 15th cavalry, Co. L Age 18, b. IN JORDAN, Arsen, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D Age 18, b. France JORDAN, Augustus, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Age 22, b. France JORDAN, Charles (See GORDON, Charles) RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN Baldwin City 21 May 1863 23 Jul 1863 1864 volume gives residence as Leavenworth, Lawrence KS Lawrence 18 Nov 1861 18 Nov 1861 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 Prairie City 1 Sep 1863 Prairie City 18 Aug 1862 Prairie City 24 Mar 1864 �~ o . ...... :z: .o ...... w JOSEPH, Nathan H., pvt. 1 May 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. K Black Jack Age 19, b. DE JUSTICE, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Age 18, b. AL. Died of lung fever in hospital, Lawrence, KS, 28 Mar 1862. 1864 volume gives cause of death as disability KALER, Frederick (See KOEHLER, Frederick) KALLOCH, Amariah (See KALLOCK, Amariah) ¥~~LOCK, Muariah, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Discharged for disability, 30 Sep 1861, Wyandott, KS. 1865 volume lists residence as Manhattan KALP, Elias-H. (See KULP, Elias H.)14 Sep 1864 KARR, John L., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 24 Aug 1864 Lawrence Transferred to Company H, 24 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 KARR, John L., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. H 24 Aug 1864 Lawrence Discharged for disability, 13 Jun 1865, Ft. Riley, KS KEEFFER, Asbury D. (See KEIFFER, Asbury D.) KEELER, Jacob (See KEIFER, Jacob) 20 Jun 1861 KEELER, Julius A., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 28. Appointed Wagonmaster 23 May 1861. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 19 Feb 1862 KEEPENCE, George, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 19 Feb 1862 Age 32, b. England. Re-enlisted as Veteran 19 Feb 1864 KEEPENCE, George, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 19 Feb 1864 Re-enlisted veteran, transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 13 Mar 1864 KEEPENCE, George, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Lawrence 19 Feb 1864 Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR KEEPENS, George (See KEEPENCE, George) 20 May 1863 KEIFFER, Asbury D., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. I 8 Sep 1862 Baldwin City Age 22, b. OH. Assigned to New Company B 20 May 1863 KEIFER, Asbury D., pvt. lOth Infantry, New Co. B Baldwin City 8 Sep 1862 Discharged 6 Jun 1865 per S.O. No. 64 20 Jun 1861 KEIFER, Jacob, Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D 14 May 1861 Lawrence Age 39. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 KELLEY, Seth (See KELLY, Seth) 12 Oct 1861 KELLY, Seth, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B 12 Oct 1861 Douglas Co. Age 25, b. OH. Promoted Corporal, 14 Nov 1862 12 Oct 1861 KELLY, Seth, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 12 Oct 1861 Age 25, b. OH. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 30 Mar 1864 KELLY, William, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 30 Mar 1864 Franklin Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 KELLY, William, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Franklin 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Age 28, b. Ireland. Deserted, Paola, KS, 17 Dec 1864. 1864 volume lists residence as Topeka, Shawnee Co. <: o ...... C ::l rt CD CD Ii Ul �NAME, RANK REMARKS <: o I-' z o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN KENESON, Randal, pvt. 29 Feb 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City Age 41, b. NH KENNEDY, Michael, pvt. 6 Nov 1861 1st Infantry, Co. F 6 Nov 1861 Lawrence Age 43, b. Ireland. Died of disease, Lake Providence, LA 23 Feb 1863 KENNEDY, Thomas H., Maj. 12th Infantry, Staff Douglas Co. KENNEZON, W.T., pvt. 1 Mar 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. L Black Jack Age 18, b. NY 23 Jan 1864 KERTSINGER, Isaac W., pvt. 21 Jan 1864 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack Assigned to New Company D 23 Jan 1864 KERTSINGER, Isaac W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack 21 Jan 1864 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 1 Jun 1861 KIERNAN, Thomas, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 23, b. Ireland. Discharged for disability 24 Apr 1862, Leavenworth, KS 20 Jun 1861 KIMBALL, Warren, 2nd Lt. 2nd Infantry, Co. C Lawrence Age 30. Resigned 20 Jul 1861 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 KINERIEM, Philip, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 23. Discharged for disability, 18 Aug 1861, Rolla, MO. 1864 volume gives discharge date as 1863 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 KINKAID, Joseph, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 23, b. IN. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864. 1864 volume lists residence as Peoria, Franklin Co 9th Cavalry, Co. B Big Springs 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 KIRBY, William T.,·pvt. Age 25, b. DE. Promoted 1st Sergeant, 20 Nov 1861 22 Oct 1861 KIRBY, William T., 1st Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Big Springs 22 Oct 1861 Age 27, b. DE. Reduced to Sergeant 19 Mar 1862. Promoted 2nd Lieutenant, 24 Jun 1864 22 Oct 1861 KIRBY, William T., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Big Springs 22 Oct 1861 Age 27, b. DE. Promoted 1st Sergeant 23 Dec 1863 24 Jun 1864 KIRBY, William T., 2nd Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Big Springs Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS KIRKHAM, C.C., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D 16 Oct 1862 Prairie City Age 19, b. IA KIRKHAM, Ezra, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. E Prairie City 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 26. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1864 volume lists residence as Anderson Co. KIRKHAM, Samuel, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D Prairie City 19 Aug 1862 Age 18, b. IN KIRKLAND, Ezra (See KIRKHAM, Ezra) 31 Mar 1864 KIRKPATRICK, James C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. B 31 Mar 1864 Lawrence Mustered out with company, 31 Aug 1865 KIRNAN,Thomas (See KIERNAN, Thomas) <: o I-' C :=' rt (1) (1) I-i Ul ~ o o :=' rt .... :=' C (1) 0. �<: o . I-' ~. H z o I-' I-' U1 4 Mar 1862 KLEIN, John, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 1 Jan 1862 Age 29, b. Germany. Assigned to New Company C 4 Mar 1862 1 Jan 1862 KLEIN, John, pvt. 10th Infantry, New Co. C Lawrence Mustered out 15 Dec 1864, st. Louis, MO KLINE, Conrad (See KLINK, Conrad) 14 May 1861 KLINK, Conrad, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. C Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 21. Mustered out with regiment, 31 Oct 1861 19 Jul 1864 ¥~IGHT, G.W., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 21, b. VT _ KNIGHT, James, pvt. 31 Mar 1864 Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. L Age 24, b. IN KNOWLES, John E., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. 2 Oct 1861 10 Oct 1861 Age 37, b. KY. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS KNOWLTON, Manley, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 22, b. NY. Killed in action 10 May 1863, Caldonia, LA. 1864 volume lists residence as Lexington, MO KOEHLER, Fredrick, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 28, b. Germany. Date of muster out unknown KRESPACH, Magnus (See KRESPACK, Magnus) KRESPACK, Magnus, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Douglas Co. 14 Nov 1861 7 Feb 1862 Age 35, b. Germany. Discharged for disability at Helena, AR, 6 Oct 1862 KRESSINGER, D.L. (See KRETSINGER, David L.) KRETSINGER, David L., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. A Black Jack 16 Jul 1861 16 Jul 1861 Age 18, b. IN. Re-enlisted as veteran KRETSINGER, David L., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. A Black Jack 21 Feb 1864 31 Dec 1863 Promoted 2nd Lt., 56th U.S. Colored Infantry, 27 Jun 1864 KRETSINGER, William 0., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. A Black Jack 16 Jul 1861 16 Jul 1861 Promoted Sergeant 16 Jul 1861 KRETSINGER, William 0., Sgt. 10th Infantry, Co. A 16 Jul 1861 Black Jack Age 22, b. MD. Promoted 2nd Lt., 56th U.S. Colored Infantry, 10 Sep 1863 20 Jun 1861 KRUMM, Wendelin, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D 14 May 1861 Lawrence Age 30. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 KULP, Elias H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. G Lawrence 15 Oct 1861 16 Jan 1862 Age 18, b. IL. Mustered out 16 Jan 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR. 1864 volume lists residence as verdigris, Woodson Co. KUMELS, John E. (See KNOWLES, John E.) 1 Jun 1861 LACKEY, James M., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F 20 May 1861 Lawrence Age 27, b. OH. Promoted Sergeant 1 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 LACKEY, James M., Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F 20 ·May 1861 Lawrence Discharged for disability i6 Sep 1861 St. Louis, MO <: o I-' C ::l rt (1) (1) Ii Ul o o ::l rt 1-'- ::l C (1) P. �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 18 Mar 1864 LACY, John M., pvt. 18 Mar 1864 Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company K, 24 Sep 1864 18 Mar 1864 LACY, John M., pvt. 18 Mar 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence Discharged for disability, 1 Apr 1865,. Leavenworth, KS 1nr., .... .., , OC" 1\1_... It. , .LOO.1. LAIRD, James G., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F La"...!rence ""l"'l, vv .LUV.J. Age 18, b. IL. Deserted Memphis, TN 18 Jan 1863. 1864 volume desertion date is 17 Feb 1863 15 Aug 1862 LAMAR, Alexander, pvt. 15 Aug 1862 Lecompton 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 20, b. PA. Assigned to New Company B 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 LAMAR, Alexander, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lecompton Mustered out May 1865 14 May 1861 20 Jul 1861 LAMB, Alexander H., Corp. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861 at Age 24. Discharged for disability, 30 Sep 1861, at Wyandott, KS. Wilson's Creek, MO. 1865 volume lists residence as Junction City 13 Nov 1862 LAMBERT, Charles E., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D Baldwin City Age 22, b. Ireland 24 Oct 1861 LANTERWASSER, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 21 Oct 1861 Age 45, b. Germany. Died of consumption, Troy, Doniphan Co., KS, 11 May 1862 12 Oct 1861 LAPHAM, Solomon, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 12 Oct 1861 Age 30, b. ME. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 29 Dec 1863 LAPINER, David B., Farrier 16th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 38, b. Canada. Appointed Farrier LAUTERWASSER, J. (See LANTERWASSER, John) LAW, Frank, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 10 Sep 1862 LAWRENCE, Joseph W., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Clinton 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1864 volume gives residence as Lawrence LAWRENCE, Noah N., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 23, b. IN. Promoted Hospital Steward, 1 Mar 1863. 1865 volume lists residence as Minneola. 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 LAWRENCE, Noah N., Hosp. Steward 1st Infantry, Staff Centropolis Mustered out with regiment, 17 Jun 1864 18 Dec 1861 18 Dec 1861 LEE, William H., pvt. 9th Cavalry,· Co. A Prairie City Age 20, b. IN. Assigned to New Company A 18 Dec 1861 18 Dec 1861 LEE, William H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Prairie City Mustered out 3 Jan 1865 26 Mar 1864 26 Mar 1864 LEEPER, John H., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 26 Mar 1864 26 Mar 1864 LEEPER, John H., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Topeka lists residence as Age 18, b. IL. Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865. 1864 volume ... T ___ &. .. <: o I-' z .o I-' 0'\ J.~UV <: o I-' ~ ::l rt co co 1-1 Ul (l o ::l rt t-'- ::l ~ co 0. �>-'3 ::r (D ....'tl 0 ::1 (D (1) Ii ~ LENHART, Charles, pvt. 1 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. F 25 May 1861 Lawrence Age 25, b. OH. Discharged for disability 13 Oct 1861, Hannibal, MO LEWIS, Edward N., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D 16 Jan 1862 19 Oct 1861 Black Jack Age 20, b. PA. Re-enlisted as veteran • 1864 volume lists residence as Geneva, Allen Co. LEWIS, Edward N. , pvt. 21 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, Co. D ...1\ Jan 1864 Black Jack Assigned to New Company D ." LEWIS, Edward N. , pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack ... Mar 10t:A 4 Jan 1864 Promoted sergeant, 21 Mar 1865 LEWIS, Edward N. , Sgt. 21 Mar 1864 9th Cavalary, New Co. D Black Jack 4 Jan 1864 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR LEWIS, Edwin N. (See LEWIS, Edward N.) LEWIS, Silas, pvt. 21 Sep 1863 9th Cavalry, Co. D 21 Aug 1863 Black Jack Age 26, b. IN. Assigned to New Company D LEWIS, Silas, pvt. 21 Sep 1863 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack 21 Aug 1863 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR LEXINGTON, G.W. , pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. L Ridgeway, Dg. Co. 1 Jul 1863 Age 18, b. NY. LIEARD, James G. (See LAIRD, James G.) LIGHT, John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 Lawrence Age 22, b. Mexico. Deserted 27 Jul 1861. LINDSAY, Daniel D., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 24 Oct 1861 23 Oct 1861 Lawrence Age 45, b. OH. Discharged for disability, 9 Jun 1862, Troy, KS LINDSLAY, D.O. (See LINDSAY, Daniel D.) LINGELBACH, William, pvt. 7th Cavalry, Co. D 25 Apr 1862 25 Apr 1862 Lawrence Age 21, b. Germany. Mustered out 2 Dec 1864 LINK, Andrew, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C 11 Feb 1862 1 Aug 1861 Lawrence Promoted Sergeant LINK, Andrew J., Sgt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence 11 Feb 1862 1 Aug 1861 Age 25, b. IN. Transferred to 5th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 8 Oct 1861 LINK, Andrew J., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. A Topeka 31 Dec 1861 1 Aug 1861 Promoted Corporal. Was transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps. Returned to Company, 31 May 1864. Mustered out 11 Aug 1864, Ft. Leavenworth, KS LINK, Andrew J., Corp. 5th Cavalry, Co. A Topeka 1 Aug 1861 1 Aug 1861 Reduced to ranks LINKS, Andrew (See LINK, Andrew) LITCHFIELD, Lewis T., 1st Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 24, b. ME. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861 at Wilson's Creek, MO LITTLEJOHN, James W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 Age 20, b. IL. Assigned to New Company B ~ <: 0 1-' >: <: H Z . 0 1-' .a.VV""Z' <: o 1-' C ::1 rt (D (D Ii en ~ 8::1 rt .... ::1 C (D 0. �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 LITTLEJOHN, James W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Mustered out, May 1865 1 Jun 1861 LOOMAN, Richard, pvt. 25 May 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 10 1\T_ ......v 101:1 10 NoV' 1861 LONG, David, pvt. Wakarusa 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Age 19. Mustered out 14 Jan 1865 at Leavenworth, KS 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 LONGFELLOW, Jacob W., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 20. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861 at Wilson's Creek, MO LONGFELLOW, J.N. (See LONGFELLOW, Jacob W.) LOUIS, Silas (See LEWIS, Silas) 19 Apr 1863 LOVEJOY, Charles H., Chaplain 7th Cavalry, Staff Baldwin City Mustered out with regiment, 29 Sep 1865 11 Feb 1862 7 Aug 1861 LOWE, James A., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Mustered out 5 Sep 1864, Leavenworth, KS 20 Jun 1861 LOYD, Samuel D., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 30. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as ottumwa LUCAS, Marshall B., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 23, b. Canada. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO 31 Aug 1862 LUIRALEN, Jesse, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 8 Oct 1861 8 Oct 1861 LUKE, August, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 30. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 LULL, P.F., Qmstr. Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Staff Lawrence Age 26. Mustered out with regiment, 31 Oct 1861 LUNGREN, Peter A., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 26, b. Sweden. Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861; discharged for disability 8 Mar 1862, Lawrence, KS LUTTON, Clark, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Black Jack 1 May 1864 Age 19, b. PA 10 Mar 1864 1 Feb 1864 LUTTON, Fletcher, pvt. Black Jack 9th Cavalry, Co. D Assigned to New Company D 10 Mar 1864 1 Feb 1864 LUTTON, Fletcher, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Promoted Sergeant, 22 Mar 1865 10 Mar 1864 1 Feb 1864 LUTTON, Fletcher, Sgt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 LYBARGER, George, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 23, b. IN. Re-enlisted as Veteran; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO Lawrence 4 Jan 1864 16 Feb 1864 LYBARGER, George, Undercook 1st Infantry, Co. D Transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry Co. D .I.'f'J o< i-' :>< < H z .o i-' CD .LVV.L ~ III ~ UI III UI < o i-' C ~ rt (l) (l) Ii UI ~ 8 ~ rt 1-'~ C (l) - 0. �LYBARGER, George, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Promoted Corporal 1 Jul 1865 LYBARGER, George, Corp. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR LYBORGER, George (See LYBARGER, George) LYNCH, Mathew, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 4 Jan 1864 16 Feb 1864 4 Jan 1864 16 Feb 1864 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 22, b. Ireland. Assigned to Veteran Mounted Infantry Co. D to make good the time lost by desertion <: o . I-' :x: <: H z .o I-' \.0 LYNCH, Mathew, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Mustered out 30 Aug 1865; was not a veteran; assigned to this Co. to_make good 21 mos. lost by desertion LYNN, Benjamin, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Wakarusa 12 Nov 1861 12 Nov 1861 Promoted Bugler 11 Dec 1861. Mustered out 14 Jan 1865 at Leavenworth, KS LYNN, Benjamin, Bugler 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Wakarusa 12 Nov 1861 12 Nov 1861 Age 10. Reduced to ranks, 1862 12 Nov 1861 LYNN, John, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Wakarusa 12 Nov 1861 Age 22. Mustered out 14 Jan 1865 at Leavenworth, KS LYON, Daniel W., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 11 Nov 1862 11 Nov 1862 Promoted Corporal 25 Nov 1863 LYON, Daniel W., Corp. 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 11 Nov 1862 11 Nov 1862 Promoted Sergeant 1 Jan 1865 LYON, Daniel W., Sgt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 11 Nov 1862 11 Nov 1862 Assigned to Co. B, 24 Apr 1865 LYON, Daniel W., pvt 2nd Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence 11 Nov 1862 11 Nov 1862 Recruit from Co. A; mustered out 22 Jan 1865 at Ft. Gibson, C.N. MACK, Robert, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 30 Mar 1864 MACK, Robert, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 Age 24, b. MA. Promoted Sergeant, 22 Apr 1864 30 Mar 1864 MACK, Robert, Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 Discharged for disability, 24 Jun 1865 1 Apr 1862 MADDEN, Michael, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 1 Apr 1862 Age 32, b. Ireland. Died St. Louis, MO, 18 Sep 1863 MADIN, Michael (See MADDEN, Michael) MAGENS, George B., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Promoted Corporal 3 Jun 1861 MAGENS, George B., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 24, b. DE. Discharged by order of Maj. Gen. M'PHERSON, 2 Jul 1863, to accept promotion MAGRIS, George B. (See MAGENS, George B.) MAHAN, James, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 27 Nov 1861 27 Nov 1861 Age 19, b. Ireland. Promoted Corporal, 26 Jun 1863 <: o I-' C ::l rt CD CD t1 {Jl ~ �NAME, RANK REMARKS <: o . I-' z .o tv o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 27 Nov 1861 27 Nov 1861 MAHAN, James, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 19, b. Ireland. Promoted Sergeant 20 Oct 1863 27 Nov 1861 27 Nov 1861 MAHAN, James, Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Re-enlisted as Veteran .J,.vve.s 16 Feb 10.c.,., MAHAN, James 1st Infantry! Co. F Lawrence 4 Jan 1864 Re-enlisted veteran, transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 16 Feb 1864 MAHON, James, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrenc~ 4 Jan 1864 Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR 1 Jun 1861 MAHONEY, James, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 20 May 1861 Age 38, b. Ireland. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO MAILEY, Michael, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Prairie City 28 Mar 1864 Age 28, b. PA MAJORS, William, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 MAJORS, William, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 Age 27, b. MO. Promoted Corporal, 20 May 1865 MAJORS, William, Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 MANN, Ones, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 28 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. MD. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Fremont MARCOT, George (See MARCOTT, George M.) MARCOTT, George M., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 18 Feb 1862 18 Feb 1862 Age 23, b. Canada. Re-en1isted as veteran. 1864 volume lists residence as Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co. MARCOTT, George, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence 19 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR MARCY, Cyrus (See MURSEY, Cyrus) MARGNESS, Wm. P. (See MARQUIS, William P.) MARQUIS, William P., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 22 Mar 1864 22 Mar 1864 Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 MARQUIS, William P., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 22 Mar 1864 22 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. MO. Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 MARQUISS, Benjamin A., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Franklin 19 Aug 1862 MARQUISS, J.F.S., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 25 Jan 1863 Age 24 1 Jun 1861 MARSHALL, John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 20 May 1861 Age 18, b. OH. Re-enlisted as veteran 11 Mar 1864 MARSHALL, John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 11 Mar 1864 . Re-enlisted veteran, transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry ::>:: \ll :;l til \ll til <: o I-' ~ :;l nCD CD t1 til () o :;l nt-':;l ~ CD P. �< .o f-' x <: H z .o tv f-' MARSHALL, John, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence 11 Mar 1864 10 Mar 1864 Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR MARTIN, Edmond, pvt. 15 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. B 15 Aug 1862 Lecompton Age 19, b. PA. Assigned to New Company B MARTIN, Edmund, pvt. 15 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lecompton 15 Aug 1862 Mustered out May 1865 MASON, Joseph, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 8 Sep 1862 ~~~SSEY, Aquila B., Surgeon 2nd Infantry, Staff Lawrence 20 Jun 1861 Age 57. Absent on detached serivce at time of muster out of r~giment MATHERS, James R., pvt. -- 9th Cavalry, Co. BLawrence 14 Nov 1861 14 Nov 1861 Age 20, b. IN. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS MATHEWS, George (See MATTHEWS, George) MATHEWS, John (See MATTHEWS, John) MATTHEWS, Albert, pvt. 8th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 31 Oct 1861 31 Oct 1861 Deserted, Olathe, KS, 6 Jun 1862. 1864 volume gives residence as Wabaunsee Co. 28 Nov 1861 MATTHEWS, George, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. 28 Nov 1861 Age 20, b. IL. Mustered out, 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 20 Nov 1861 MATTHEWS, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. 20 Nov 1861 Age 18, b. IL. Mustered out, 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 10 Oct 1861 MATTHEWS, Jonathan W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. 27 Sep 1861 Age 26, b. OH. Died of pneumonia in hospital, Lawrence, KS, 9 Jan 1862 MAXWELL, John, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 8 Sep 1862 29 Dec 1861 MAYBERRY, Scott, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence 29 Dec 1861 Killed by guerillas near Clarksville, AR, 27 Jun 1864 7 Oct 1861 McALLISTER, William F.M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Prairie City 5 Oct 1861 Army as in u.S. Age 22, b. PA. Promoted Bugler. Discharged 1 Jan 1863, Rhea's Mills, AR, to enlist Hospital Steward McALLISTER, William F.M., Bugler 7 Oct 1861 5 Oct 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Prairie City Reduced to ranks McCABE, James A., pvt. 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 26, b. OH. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS McCARTY, James E., pvt. 6 Nov 1863 16th Cavalry, Co. G Prairie City Age 18, b. OH McCARTY, Thomas, pvt. Lawrence 21 Dec 1861 21 Dec 1861 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 27, b. NY. In confinement at Benton Barracks, no muster out roll on file. 1865 volume gives residence asSt. Louis, MO. 1864 volume states he deserted, 3 Feb 1863 McCLEARY, Alex, pvt. 22 Sep 1863 15th Cavalry, Co. D Clinton Age 32, b. KY McCOACH; John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Bloomington 14 Jun 1861 14 Jun 1861 Age 20, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 16 Jun 1863. 1864 volume gives residence as Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co. �>-3 i6 "0 1-'" 0 :;, CD (j) ,Ii <: 0 . I-' x <: H z . 0 I-' N N NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 14 Jun 1861 McCOACH, John, Corp. 14 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. D Bloomington Re-en1isted as veteran 29 Mar 1864 McCOACH, John, Undercook 21 Z.{ar 1864 Bloomington 1st Infantry, Co. D Transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry Co. D _v""% 21 Mar .....' Q~II McCOACH, John, pvt. 21 Mar 1864 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Bloomington Promoted Sergeant 1 Jul 1864 21 Mar 1864 McCOACH, John, 1st Sgt. 21 Mar 1864 1st Vet. Mc:>unted, New D Bloomington Promoted 1st Lt. Co. 0, 1 Jul 1865 1 Jul 1865 McCOACH, John, 1st Lt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Bloomington Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR 3 Jun 1861 McCONAGHY, James, pvt. 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 50, b. Ireland. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864. 1864 volume gives residence as Bloomington, rank as musician McCONAUGHY, James (See McCONAGHY, James) 24 Jul 1861 McCORMICK, D.T.C., pvt. 24 Jul 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Promoted Corporal 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 McCORMICK, D.T.C., Corp. 24 Jul 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Promoted Sergeant 1 Apr 1862 24 Jul 1861 McCORMICK, D.T.C., Sgt. 24 Jul 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 29, b. OH. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 5 Sep 1862 McCORMICK, J.M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K Age 36 30 Jul 1864 25 -Jul 1864 McCORMICK, James M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Company F, 24 Sep 1864 30 Jul 1864 25 Jul 1864 McCORMICK, James M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence Mustered out with company, 31 Aug 1865 1 Apr 1862 1 Apr 1862 McDERMOT, James B., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. A Lawrence Promoted musician; transferred to Co. B, Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry, 28 May 1864 1 Apr 1862 30 May 1862 McDERMOT, James B., Musician 1st Infantry, Co. A Lawrence Age 14, b. MO. Reduced to ranks 1 Apr 1862 1 Apr 1862 McDERMOTT, James B., pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Lawrence Mustered out 4 Apr 1865 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 McGILL, Patterson, pvt. Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 24, b. WI. Discharged for disability, 21 Mar 1863, Olathe, KS McGINTEY, N.D., Musician 9 Aug 1863 15th Cavalry, Co. L Eudora Age 18, b. IN 1 Jun 1863 MCGUIRE; Charles J., pvt. Lawrence 12th Infantry, Co. I Age 27, b. NY o o:;, rt 1-'" :;, C (l) 0. �o< I-' ~ H z o I-' IV W McKEAN, James D., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 Douglas Co. Age 22, b. OH. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS McKIERNAN, Gerald, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. L 10 Jul 1863 Douglas Co. Age 19, b. PA. Promoted 1st Sergeant McKIERNAN, Gerald, 1st Sgt. 5th Cavalry, Co. L 10 Jul 1863 Douglas Co. Mustered out 14 Oct 1865 as supernumerary McKIERNAN, William L., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. L Douglas Co. 1 Oct 1863 Age 17, b. PA. Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865. McKINNEY, Abraham, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. E Lecompton 1 Sep 1862 Promoted Quartermaster Sergeant 1 Mar 1863 McKINNEY, Abraham, Qtrmstr. Sgt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. E 1 Sep 1862 Lecompton Promoted Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant 1 Nov 1863 Lecompton 1 Sep 1862 McKINNEY, Abraham, Qtrmstr. Sgt. 2nd Cavalry, Staff Com'd Com., vice Wood, resigned, but never mustered; mustered out 22 Jun 1865 at Fort McKINNEY, N., pvt. Palmyra 10 Feb 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. I Age 29, b. KY McKINNEY, Thomas J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. M 28 Mar 1864 Clinton Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 13 Sep 1861 McKUNE, Grayton D., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 18, b. PA. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 20 Jun 1862 McLELLAND, Joseph, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Age 18, b. OH. Assigned to New Company A McLELLAND, Joseph, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence 20 Jun 1862 Mustered out 19 Jun 1865 McLELLAND, William J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 13 Sep 1861 Age 18, b. OH. Re-enlisted as veteran McLELLAND, William J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A· Lawrence 29 Feb 1864 Re-enlisted veteran, assigned to new Company A McLELLAND, William J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence 29 Feb 1864 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR McLELLEY, Joseph (See McLILLEY, Joseph) McLILLEY, Joseph, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 27 Nov 1861 Age 42, b. OH. Assigned to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 26 May 1864 McLILLEY, Joseph, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Lawrence 27 Nov 1861 Mustered out 7 Jan 1865 McMILLEN, H.C., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 26 Jul 1864 Age 24, b. VA McMARY, James (See McMURRAY, James) McMURRAY, James, pvt. 3 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Promoted Corporal 3 Jun 1861 13 Sep 1861 23 Jul 1863 23 Jul 1863 12 Nov 1863 13 Aug 1863 ~ III ::s 13 Aug 1863 UI III UI 13 Aug 1863 Gibson, C.N. <: o I-' ~ ::s rt (\) (\) 31 Mar 1864 Ii UI ~ 13 Sep 1861 () o ::s rt 20 Jun 1862 t-'- ::s ~ (\) 20 Jun 1862 13 Sep 1861 24 Mar 1864 24 Mar 1864 27 Nov 1861 27 Nov 1861 3 Jun 1861 0. �NAME, RANK REMARKS <: o . f-' x <: H z .o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN McMURRAY, James, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. 0 Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 21, b. NY. Promoted Sergeant 23 Apr 1863; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO McMURRAY, James, Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Mustered out on det. roll Jul 1864 at Vicksburg, MS 30 Jul MECHAM, Cornelius J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 29 Jul 1864 Transferred to Company H, 24 Sep 1864 30 Jul 1864 MECHAM, Cornelius J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. H 22 Jul 1864 Lawrence Mustered out with company, 13 Sep 1865 23 Nov 1861 MEEKER, Jeptha, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. 0 23 Nov 1861 Badlwin City Promoted Corporal, 11 Dec 1861 MEEKER, Jeptha, Corp. 2nd Cavalry, Co. 0 Baldwin City 23 Nov 1861 23 Nov 1861 Age 23. Mustered out 14 Jan 1865, Leavenworth, KS. 1864 volume lists residence as Independence, MO MEINE, Henry, pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 23 Ju1 1864 Age 25, b. Germany 25 Jan 1862 MENGER, Christian A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B 25 Jan 1862 Franklin Age 34, b. Germany. Promoted Bugler 25 Jan 1862 MENGER, Christian A., Bugler 9th Cavalry, Co. B 25 Jan 1862 Franklin Age 34, b. Germany. Transferred to Co. I, 1 Jun 1862 28 Jan 1862 MENGER, Christian A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. I 25 Jan 1862 Lawrence Promoted Bugler 25 Jan 1862 MENGER, Christian A., Bugler 9th Cavalry, Co. I 25 Jan 1862 Lawrence Transferred to Company 0, 1 Ju1 1862 28 Jan 1862 MENGER, Christian A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. 0 Lawrence 25 Jan 1862 Age 34, b. Saxony. Promoted Chief Bugler, 1 Jun 1862. 1864 volume gives residence as Eudora, Douglas Co. 25 Jan 1862 MENGER, Christian A., Chief Bugler 9th Cavalry, Staff Lawrence 25 Jan 1862 Re-enlisted as veteran 22 Mar 1864 MENGER, Christian A., Chief Bugler 9th Cavalry, Staff Lawrence 24 Feb 1864 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR MENTER, Joseph (See MENTOR, Joseph) 13 Dec 1861 MENTOR, Joseph, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. 0 Soldier Creek 13 Dec 1861 Killed near Cane Hill, AR, by guerillas, 12 Aug 1864. 1865 volume gives residence as Mt. Pleasant 11 Feb 1864 MERWIN, Henry C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 11 Feb 1864 Transferred to Company K, 18 Apr 1864 11 Feb 1864 MERWIN, Henry C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence 11 Feb 1864 Mustered out with company, 13 Sep 1865 1 Jun 1861 MERWIN, Henry D., pvt. .. . 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 20, b. WI. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1861; deserted Memphis, TN 18 Jan 1863 <: o f-' C ::l rt CD CD 11 Ul ~ �1 Jun 1861 2S May 1861 Lawrence MERWIN, Henry D., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F 1863 Jan TN, Memphis, at he deserted Age 20, b. WI. Reduced, date unknown. 1864 volume states MERWIN, Hervey D. (See MERWIN, Henry D.) 14 Aug 1863 29 Jul 1863 Lawrence MERWIN, Scott C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Age 25, b. OH. Deserted, Paola, KS, 10 Oct 1864 MESHER, Cephes (See MOSHER, Cephas F.) o 1nr""l ...... .,01:"') .J..oO.J u .M..t:J.L Douglas Co. MESSER, John, pvt. 5th Cavalry; Co. L """" Apr 1865 Jul Age 17, b. OH. Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 MERVIN, Hervey D. (See MERWIN, Henry D.) METZGER, Edson B.O., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Rock Creek 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1864 volume lists residence as Lawrence METZGER, George, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Rock Creek 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1864 volume lists residence as Lawrence METZGER, Jacob, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Rock Creek 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1864 volume lists residence as Lawrence MEYERS, Henry, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L Eudora 25 Aug 1863 Age 18, b. Germany MEYERS, John B., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 20, b. WI. Discharged 2 Jul 1863 to accept promotion in 10th LA Colored Volunteers MEYERS, Wm. (See MAJORS, William) MICHELL, Brady J. -(See MITCHELL, Brady J.) MILFORD, Daniel M., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Prairie City 29 Mar 1864 Age 20, b. OH 14 Aug 1863 1 Aug 1863 Lawrence MILLER, Daniel, Jr. pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Age 21, b. OH. Mustered out 1 Sep 1865 22 Dec 1863 Lawrence MILLER, E.T., Corp. 16th Cavalry, Co. C Age 18, b. IL 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence MILLS, Austin R., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Promoted Sergeant 3 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 MILLS, Austin R., Sgt. Age 24, b. MA. Promoted 1st Lt., 8th LA Colored Vol., 2 Jul 1863; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO 28 Mar 1864 28 Mar 1864 MILLS, Charles S., pvt. Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. M residence as Topeka Age 20, b. OH. Promoted Corporal, 1 May 1864. 1865 volume lists 28 Mar 1864 28 Mar 1864 Topeka MILLS, Charles S., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 MILLS, John H.W., pvt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 Lawrence MILLS, John H.W., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Promoted Commissary Sergeant 1 Jul 1861 o o C LQ I-' Pl til 7\ _ _ .J.uu~ <: .o I-' x <: H z o I-' N U1 () o ::l rt 1-'- ::l C (1) 0.. �NAME, RANK REMARKS <: o ..... . ~ H z o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 3 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 Lawrence MILLS, John H.W., Commissary Sgt. 1st Infantry, Staff Promoted Regimental Quartermaster 12 May 1862 12 May 1862 Lawrence MILLS, John H.W., Q.M. 1st Infantry, Staff Promoted Captain and A.C.S. 19 Feb 1863 MINGER, Chris A. (See MENGER, Christian A.) 1 Aug 1863 Douglas Co. MIRES, Michael, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 22, b. Germany 5 Apr 1862 Lawrence MITCHELL, Barnett B., 1st Lt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. K Mustered out 17 Apr 1865, Leavenworth, KS 28 Nov 1861 28 Nov 1861 Lecompton MITCHELL, Brady J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 28, b~ PA. Transferred to Company I, 1 Jun 1862 28 Nov 1861 28 Nov 1861 Lecompton MITCHELL, Brady J., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. I Died of mania a potu, Leavenworth, KS, 22 Jan 1863 4 Mar 1862 10 Dec 1861 Brooklyn MITCHELL, Isaiah, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. G Age 21, b. PA. Assigned to New Company C 4 Mar 1862 10 Dec 1861 MITCHELL, Isaiah, pvt. 10th Infantry, New Co. C Brooklyn Mustered out 10 Dec 1864, st. Louis, MO 29 May 1863 19 Apr 1863 Brooklyn MITCHELL, Joseph, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Age 18, b. PA. Mustered out 2 Jun 1864 20 Apr 1862 Lawrence MITCHELL, William N., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. F Killed in action near Maysville, AR, 22 Oct 1862 MITTHEL, Brady (See MITCHELL, Brady J.) 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence MONROE, William E., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Corporal, 13 Sep 1861. Promoted Farrier, 1 Jan 1863. No evidence of muster out on file 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence MONROE, William E., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 27, b. CT. Reduced to ranks 31 Jan 1862 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence MONROE, William E., Farrier 9th Cavalry, Co. A Reduced to ranks, 26 Jul 1864 Lawrence 3 Sep 1861 3 Sep 1861 MONTOON, James, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 22. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1864 volume gives residence as Wyandot, Wyandot Co. Lecompton 22 Mar 1864 22 Mar 1864 MOON, Nathaniel T., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 22 Mar 1864 22 Mar 1864 MOON, Nathaniel T., pvt. Lecompton 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 20, b. MO. Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 26 Oct 1861 26 Oct 1861 MOORE, Amaziah, pvt. Lawrence 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Promoted 1st Lieutenant, 20 Nov 1861 20 Nov 1861 MOORE, Amaziah, 1st Lt. Lawrence 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Promoted Captain, 11 Dec 1861 Cl 0 c ..... cO PI Ul 0 0 C ::1 rt '< ~ PI ::l Ul PI Ul <: 0 ..... c ::l rt (\) (\) 1-\ Ul ~ 0 0 ::l rt t-'- ::l c(\) p. �~ o I-' z o 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence 11 Dec 1861 MOORE, Amaziah, Capt. Age 35. Resigned on account of physical disability, 12 Aug 1863. 1864 volume lists residence as Independence, MO 3 Dec 1861 Douglas Co. MOORE, Andrew, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Age 40, b. PA. Discharged for disability in Hospital, Pine Bluff, AR, 23 Aug 1864. 1865 volume gives same date and place, died of disease. 10 i'iov 1861 10 Nov 1861 Wakarusa MOORE, Henry P., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Age 28. Discharged for disability, 8 Feb 1863, at Springfield, MO. 1865 volume lists residence as Topeka Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 MOORE, Horace L., Corp. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 1 Nov 1861 1 Nov 1861 Lawrence MOORE, Horace L., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Promoted 2nd Lieutenant, 11 Dec 1861 11 Dec 1861 Lawrence MOORE, Horace L., 2nd Lt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Age 24. Promoted 1st Lieutenant, 1 May 1862 1 May 1862 Lawrence MOORE, Horace L., 1st Lt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Promoted Lieutenant Colonel of 4th Arkansas Cavalry, 18 Feb 1864 29 Mar 1864 29 Mar 1864 Lawrence MOORE, John, Farrier 11th Cavalry, Co. I Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 25 Sep 1861 25 Sep 1861 Bloomington MOORE, John C., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 18, b. IN. Promoted Corporal 1 Jan 1863 10 Oct 1861 25 Sep 1861 Bloomington MOORE, John C., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Mustered out, 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS MOORE, John M. (See MOORE, John W.) 10 Oct 1861 25 Sep 1861 Bloomington MOORE, John S., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 47, b. NC. Promoted Corporal, 27 May 1862 10 Oct 1861 25 Sep 1861 MOORE, John S., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington Died of chronic diarrhea, Bower's Mills, MO, 25 Oct 1862 MOORE, John W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 23 Jun 1861 23 Jun 1861 Age 32, b. Ireland. Discharged for disability, 7 Jun 1862, Ft. Riley, KS. 1865 volume gives residence as Burlington 22 Sep 1863 MOORE, Reuben, pvt. Clinton 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 29, b. IL MOORN, Horace L. (See MOORE, Horace L.) 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence MORGAN, Edward M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 MORGAN, Edward M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 21, b. MA. Promoted Corporal. Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 MORGAN, Edward M., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Reduced to ranks, 30 Apr 1865 <: o I-' C ::l rt (1) (1) I'i Ul �NAME, RANK REMARKS <: .o t--' x <: H z .o N 00 REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN MORGAN, James, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 28 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Transferred to Company M, 18 Apr 1864 MORGAN, James, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 28 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Age 39, b. IN. Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 MORGAN, Nelson W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 20 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 36, b. NY. Appointed wagoner 1 Jun 1861; mustered out 17 Jun 1864 MORGAN, Nelson W., Wagoner 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 20 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Reduced 1 May 1862 MORRIS, George W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 22 Mar 1864 22 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Topeka MORRIS, William W., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Prairie City 26 Mar 1864 Age 36, b. NY 29 Dec 1863 Lawrence MORRISSEY, William, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. D Age 21, b. IL 19 Dec 1863 10 Sep 1862 Lawrence MORTON, George, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Assigned to Co. L, 18 Mar 1865 19 Dec 1863 10 Sep 1863 Lawrence MORTON, George, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. MOSES, Wi1wer S., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 31 Aug 1862 15 Mar 1862 MOSHER, Cephas F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Prairie City 15 Mar 1862 Age 18, b. NY. Assigned to New Company B. 1865 volume lists residence as Paola 15 Mar 1862 MOSHER, Cephas F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Paola 15 Mar 1862 Mustered out Mar, 1865 29 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 Franklin MOSHER, Leroy E., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Assigned to New Company B 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 MOSHER, Leroy E., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Franklin Promoted Bugler, 16 Jan 1865 MOSSMAN, Leander J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 24 Jan 1864 27 Jan 1864 Age 18, b. PA. Mustered out with company 25 Sep 1865. 1865 volume lists residence as Mission Creek MOYES, John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO; discharged for disability 19 Sep 1861 on account of wounds received in action 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence MOYES, William, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Wilson's Creek, MO; discharged on account of wounds Age 24, b. England. Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, received in action 17 Sep 1862, Trenton, TN. 1864 volume lists residence as Tipton, MO MOYS, William (See MOYES, William) 30 Apr 1862 15 Apr 1862 Black Jack MUNGER, Cyrus E., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. IN. Promoted Corporal, 1 May 1863 <: o t--' C ::3 rt CD CD i'i ,en �1-:3 ffi 'U 1-'. 0 ::J (\) (l) . Ii <: 0 . f-' :x: <: H Z 0 . f-' I\.) .0 30 Apr 1862 15 Apr 1862 MUNGER, Cyrus E., Corp. Black Jack 9th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. IN. Assigned to New Company D 30 Apr 1862 14 Apr 1862 MUNGER, Cyrus E. , pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Promoted Sergeant, 22 Mar 1865 30 Apr 1862 15 Apr 1862 MUNGER, Cyrus E. , Sgt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 15 Apr 1865 1nr-"l 1 1 13 Aug 1863 .1..1. lwlar .LOO~ MUNGER, Lewis C. , pvt. Black Jack 9th Cavalry, Co. D Assigned to New Company D 13 Aug 1863 11 Mar 1863 MUNGER, Lewis C. , pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 27-Jun 1865 1 Jun 1861 20 May 1861 MURPHEY, James, pvt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F date of death as 1 Jun Age 26, b. Ireland. Died by drowning, St. Louis, MO 18 Jun 1862. 1864 volume gives MURPHY, James (see MURPHEY, James) 1 Jun 1861 20 May 1861 MURSEY, Cyrus, pvt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 22, b. Canada. Died in hospital at St. Louis, MO 26 oct 1861 r MUSSER, John (See MESSER, John) 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 MYERKY, Lewis, pvt. Prairie City 9th Cavalry, Co. C Age 37, b. PA. No evidence of muster out on file 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 MYERS, John, pvt. Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 23. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 MYERS, Newton J. , pvt. Lawrence 10th Infantry, Co. C Promoted Corporal 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 MYERS, Newton J., Corp. Lawrence 10th Infantry, Co. C Age 22, b. OH. Promoted Sergeant 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 MYERS, Newton J., Sgt. Lawrence 10th Infantry, Co. C Mustered out with regiment, 20 Aug 1864 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 MYERS, Williamson S., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Corporal, 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 MYERS, Williamson S., Corp. Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 20, b. IN. Promoted Sergeant 1 Jan 1863. 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 MYERS, Williamson S., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted 1st Sergeant, 14 Jul 1864 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 MYERS, Willis, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Corporal, 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 MYERS, Willis, Corp. Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 23, b. IN. Promoted Sergeant, 27 May 1862 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 MYERS, Willis, Sgt. Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A No evidence of muster out_ on file MYRELY, Lewis (See MYERKY, Lewis) To be continued . .. t::l 0 ~ <Q f-' III UI 0 0 8.... rt .. '< ~ III ::J UI III UI <: 0 f-' ~ ::J rt (\) (\) Ii .. UI 0 0 ::J rt 1-'. ::J ~ (\) p.. �BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT Inez Staatz KENSIT, a member of Douglas County Genealogical Society, would like to share information on her family history published in 1992. The following is from her brochure: LEST WE FORGET Christian Frederick Staatz and Charlotte Wilhelmina Wallowt Staatz of Lyona Community Junction City, Kansas Who Came From Schwirsen, Pomerania, Germany, in 1851 by Inez Staatz Kensit 1991 Christian F. Staatz with his wife Charlotte and five children Charles William, William Herman, J.F., Johanna (Latzke) and Augusta (Biegert) -- sailed for America in August 1851. The Staatz family first settled in Watertown, Wisconsin. In 1857 they went by covered wagon to the Lyona Valley, Kansas. Christian and Charlotte and their children built log cabins along the banks of Lyon Creek, where they raised their families. They broke the soil with teams of oxen to plant their crops, started schools and were elected to public off ices. They were a Christian' family and established the Lyona Methodist Mission on ,their farm land. The chimes of the native limestone church, now known as the Lyona United Methodist Church, are still heard throughout the valley each Sunday beckoning the eighth generation to worship. Some of the many of the families that married into the Staatz family include Oesterreich, Rekken, Henning, Rubin, Biegert, Gantenbein, Latzke and Freitag. For the first time, the full genealogy of this family has been chronicled. Compiled from over eight years of research by Inez Staatz Kensit, the book represents data accumulated from personal research, courthouses, church records, census records, Bible records, unpublished manuscripts and war files. It includes 52 family photographs, 19 photos of early buildings and 13 of grave stones of early settlers.' Illustrated, hard cover, Congress number 91-71218. 8 For more information contact The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 x 11 inches, 344 pages, Inez Staatz Kensit 4984 Westmont Avenue San Jose, california 95130 Phone (408)379-1492 30 indexed. Library of �INDEX TO THE PIONEER, VOL. XVI, No. 1 Al.LEN Ethan, GLENWOOD A.B., 8 6 HAUSMAN Mrs. Geo. 4 HAUSMAN Sara WElL, 4 HENNING --, 30 HULTS D. S. 10 BANKS Frank E., 8,9 BIEGERT --, 30 BOEHNNER Marie, 4 BRECHEISEN Mary WEll., 4 BRECHEISEN Mrs. Geo., 4 BROOKS Co Paul R., 9 BURCHILL Mary, 2 BURROUGHS Arthur Jeffrey, 11 Clara, 11 Mary Angeline, 11 Nelson, 11 Oscar, 11 Susie, 11 JOHNSON Allie M., 10 JONES Mark W., 12 Nathaniel, 12 Richard F., 12 William T., 12 William, 12 JORDAN Arsen, 12 Augustus, 12 Charles, 12 JOSEPH Nathan H., 13 JUSTICE William, 13 CORNELIUS Caroline, 11 Reuben, 11 CRAIG Everet., 11 Harry T., 9 DARLING T.C. 9,10 DOUGLAS Stephen A., 6,7 DUNLAP O. D., 10 DURR Charles, 8,,10 EDER Lena, 9 EDER Louis, 9 EMICK John C., 8 FISH Pascal, 8,9,10 Paschal, 8,10 FREITAG --, 30 GANTENBEIN --, 30 The Pioneer, Vol. I XVI, No.1 KALER Frederick, 13 KALLOCH Amariah, 13 KALLOCK Amarian, 13 KALP Elias H. 13 KARR John L., 13 KEEFFER Ausbury D. 13 KEELER Jacob 13 Julius A, 13 KEEPENCE George, 13 KEEPENS George, 13 KEIFER Ausbury D., 13 Jacob, 13 KEIFFER , Ausbury D., 13 KELLEY Seth, 13 31 KELLY Seth, 13 William, 13 KEMPER Adam D.H., 8,10 KENESON Randal, 14 KENNEDY Michael, 14 KENNEDY Thomas H., 14 KENNEZON W. T., 14 KENSIT Inez Staatz 3,30 KERTSINGER Isaac W., 14 KIERNAN Thomas, 14 KIMBAT~L Warren, 14 KINERIEM Philip, 14 KING Ralph M., Jr, 10 KINKAID Joseph, 14 KIRBY William T., 14 KIRKHAM C.C., 14 Ezra, 14 Samuel, 14 KIRKLAND Ezra, 14 KIRKPATRICK James C., 14 KIRNAN Thomas, 14 KLEIN John, 15 KLINE Conrad, 15 KLINK Conrad, 15 KNIGHT G. W., 15 James, 15 KNOWLES John E., 15 KNOWLTON Manley, 15 KOEHLER Fredrick, 15 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER, VOL. XVI, No.1, continued KRESPACH Magnus, l~i KRESPACK Magnus, IS KRESSINGER D.L., 15 KRETSINGER David L., 15 William 0., 15 KRUMM Wendelin, 15 KULP Elias H., 15 KUMELS John E., 15 LACKEY James M. 15 LACY John ~L 16 LAIRD James G., 16 LAMAR Alexander, 16 LAMB Alexander H., 16 LAMBERT Charles E., 16 LANTERWASSER John, 16 LAPHAM Solomon, 16 LAPINER David B., .16 LATZKE --, 30 LAUTERWASSER J., 16 LAW Frank, 16 LAWRENCE Joseph W., 16 Noah N., 16 LEE William H., 16 LEEPER John H., 16 LENHART Charles, 17 LEWIS Edward N.• , 17 Edwin N., 17 Silas, 17 LEXINGTON G.W., 17 The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 LIEARD James G. , 17 LIGHT John, 17 LINCOLN Abraham, 6,7 LINDSAY Daniel D., 17 LINDSLAY D.O., 17 LINGELBACH William, 17 LINK Anderw J., 17 Andrew, 17 LINKS Andrew, 17 LITCHFIELD Lewis '1'., 17 LITTLEJOHN James W., 17 18 LONG David, 18 LONGFELLOW J . N., 18 Jacob W., 18 LOOMAN Richard, 18 LOUIS Silas, 18 LOVEJOY Charles H., 18 LOWE James A., 18 LOYD Samuel D., 18 LUCAS Marshall B., 18 LUIRALEN Jesse, 18 LUKE August, 18 LULL P. F., 18 LUNGREN Peter A., 18 LUTTON Clark, 18 Fletcher, 18 LYBARGER George, 18, 19 LYBORGER George, 19 LYNCH Mathew, 19 32 LYNN Ben jamin , 19 John, 19 LYON Daniel W., 19 MACK Robert, 19 MACKL+N Capt. John, 6 MADDEN Michael, 19 MADIN Michael, 19 MAGENS George B. , 19 MAGRIS George B. , 19 MAHAN James, 19, 20 MAHON James, 20 MAHONEY James, 20 MAILEY Michael, 20 MAJORS William, 20 MANN Ones, 20 MARCOT George, 20 MARCOTT George M., 20 George, 20 MARCY Cyrus, 20 MARGNESS Wm. P., 20 MARKHAM President, 6 MARQUIS William P., 20 MARQUISS Benjamin A., 20 J.F.S., 20 MARSHALL John, 20, 21 MARTIN Edmond, 21 Edmund, 21 Rozella catherine, MASON Joseph, 21 11 �VOL. XVI, No. INDEX TO THE PIONEER, , j MASSEY Aquila:B. , 21 MATHERS James R. , 21 MATHEWS George, 21 ,John, 21 MATTHEWS Albert:, 21 George, 21 John, 21 MATTHEWS Jonathan W. , 21 MAXWELL John, 21 MAYBERRY Scott, 21 McALLISTER William F. M. , 21 McCABE James A. , 21 McCARTY James E., 21 Thomas, 21 McCLEARY Alex, 21 McCOACH John, 21, 22 McCONAGHY James, 22 McCONAUGHY James, 22 McCORMICK D.T.C., 22 J . M., 22 James 1111., 22 McDERMOT James B. , 22 McDE RMOT'r James B., 22 McGILL Patterson, 22 McGINTEY N. D., 22 McGUIRE Charles J., 22 McKEAN James D. , 23 McKIERNAN Gerald, 23 William L. , 23 McKINNEY Abraham, 23 .I N. , 23 Thomas J., 23 1, continued McKUNE Grayton D. , 23 McLELLAND Joseph, 23 William J ., 23 McLELLEY Joseph, 23 McLILLEY Joseph, 23 McMARY James, 23 McMILLEN H. C., 23 McMURRAY James, 23, 24 MECHAM Cornelius J., 24 MEEKER Jeptha, 24 MEINE Henry, 24 MENGER Christian A., 24 MENTER Joseph, 24 MENTOR Joseph, 24 MERSHER Cephes, 25 MERVIN Hervey D., 25 MERWIN Henry C., 24 Henry D. , 24, 25 Hervey D. , 25 Scott C. , 25 MESSER John, 25 METZGER Edson B.O. , 25 George, 25 Jacob, 25 MEYERS Henry, 25 John B. , 25 Wm. , 25 MICHELL Brady J., 25 Middlebrook Catherine, 11 MILFORD DANIEL M., 25 MILLER Daniel,J r. , 25 E.T. , 25 I The Pioneer, Vol. XVI, No.1 I 33 MILLS Austin R., 25 Charles S. , 25 John H.W., 25, 26 MINGER Chris A., 26 MIRES Michael, 26 MITCHELL Barnett B. , 26 Brady J., 26 Isaiah, 26 Joseph, 26 \\fi11 iam N. , 26 MITTHEL Brady, 26 MONROE William E., 26 MONTOON James, 26 MOON Nathaniel T. , 26 MOORE Amaziah, 26, 27 Andrew, 27 Henry P., 27 Horace L., 27 John C. , 27 John M. , 27 John S. , 27 John W., 27 John, 27 Reuben, 27 MOORN Horace L. , 27 MORGAN Edward M. , 27 James, 28 Nelson W. , 28 MORRIS George W., 28 William W., 28 MORRISSEY William, 28 MORTON George, 28 MOSES Wilwer S. , 28 MOSHER Cephas F. , 28 Leroy E., 28 MOSSMAN Leander J., 28 �INDEX TO THE PIO,NEER, VOL. XVI, No.1, continued MOYES John, 28 William, 28 MOYS William, 28 MUEN ZENMAYER I Hannah WElL, 4, Mrs. S. W., 3,4 Mrs. Sam, 4 MUNGER Cyrus E. , 28, 29 MUNGER Lewis C. , 29 MURPHEY James, 29 MURPHY James, 29 MURSEY Cyrus,_ 29 MUSSER John, 29 MYERKY Lewis, 29 MYERS John, 29 Newton J., 29 Willia.mson S. , 29 Willis, 29 MYRELY Lewis, 29 NEUSTIFTER Anna, 9 Caroline M., 9 Clara T., 9 Grace B., 9 Henry E., 9 John, 9,10 Louis, 9 Ludwig, 10 Tena F., 9 NEWHALL H.W., 6 NIESTIFTER Ludwig" 8,9,10, OESTERREICH --, 30 PLEIF ElizabE!th, 8 LouisW.,8,10 RANDLE Parham, 6 Richard 6 REKKEN --, 30 RICHARDS C. F., 10 O.G., 9,10 RODEBAUCH Martha, 11 RUBIN --, 30 SAXTON John, 11 Pauline, 11 Sarah Matilda, 11 SCHEURMAN Rev. M. 3 SCHRENK Geo., 4 SMITH Benjamin F., 5,6,7 STAATZ Augusta (BIEGERT), 30 Charles William, 30 Charlotte W. Wallowt, 30 Christian Frederick, 30 J. F., 30 Johanna (LATZKE), 30 William Herman, 30 STEELE L.S., Attorney-at-law, 8 STEVENS Co. N.O. 9 TAYLOR William, 11 TERRELL Ralph C. 10 THOMPSON J., 8 WALLOWT Charlotte Wilhelmina, 30 WEIL Anna Mary (BOEHNER), 3,4 Charles, 4 John, 4 Nicholas, 3,4 WHEDON Abigail, 11 Ashbel M, 11 Caroline, 11 JEFFREY H., 11 Lydia, 11 Margaret M., 11 Martha, 11 The Pioneer, Vol. ,XVI, No.1 34 WHEDON Mary Angeline, 11 Pauline, 11 Robert H., 11 Sarah M., 11 Thomas J., 11 Zera W. "Doke", 11 WILSON Cora, 2,11 WORLEY Charles, 8 Emma, 8 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Cookb~)'ok'Oha'irmaA lI4<fiset. .~ • • .. • • • • U )ng COITI11HteeCha·ir ,,",sm,ily HliS,tory Book Chai.r FG.S :Repr:eS'eAtati.ve,. -IJI'ioi'ieerConm,i ttee " -~ F -" .' • • • C'a'rot Wh'itsom, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 B'everley ChapmaA, 2114 'Ma'rvonneRd, lawrence, KS66047 The Executi've (board) OfHcers c.a \. 'CaroL Francis, 1916 Countryside Lane., Lawrense, KS 66044 All DoaglasCo. Genea,logjcal Soci-ety members and fri-ends -who 'sul:mit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * , ·rl}e.Elou~lascounty, Kansas Genealogiq:al Soci,ety is a .non~profit org,aniza;;tion·' '.~witth r$:gul·ar.ly,sc'heduled MEETINGS the SECo.HJ) TUESDAl: N:1GB'l! OF ~CB ,MON'rB', '7:.~;O ,p.m,., tne~t'ing pla~e to 'be . announced (usually the La~rence'p'Uj:)lic I,.ib,r~q) . . Aft-eraoon. "meet,ingsand occasional ar,.eatours are held if 'pos:sible. An annua:l' J1)tt:bl.ic wor~sh~,p is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIPF~~S a·re $15.;p,0 .. '!i~inqle", $,2 .OGf:C)reae:hadd'itional member of t'he same house}lal:d .ChScks . should cJ:lemade' ,p~¥!ab:let:o,theDougla,s county, Kansa.s Genealogical, society and sent , to : ' ';~:t:f>;ead'd~re'Ss: a,lb:e~~. The fiscal year is fr.om· JULY 1 to JUNE',30 OF THE FOLLOWING. ':fEM. _Vi.Sit0~s'are always weLcome. * * * * * * *.* * * * * J,. i~.j-·i~~~ ~ .': ,~~'.'~i? ~~~'. >~ \", ~"'.J,,: . '.~\ \ .:. ~T,JleDOUG:LA:SCO~Y ,KANSAS GENEALOGICALSOCI.ETY LIBRARY is located in the .ael:en Cstna room on '. the lO.wer level of the Lawrence 'PUblic Library , 7'07 .Verrnent ~!t., La,w:r,enc:e., KS .• - Hou~'s aJ;'e Monday .through Friday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.; ;$'a!t,u'rd'a¥ 9':30 a.m. - 6:00 .p.m.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p·;m •• Anyone may use. ~;.~J:tr 1.i'br;arY but items MAY NOT BE CHEC>KED OUT. Users must c'heck in at the "',R'e:f4er:e:nce Desk. Micro"film readers are available at the l.i:braryand· niate.ria.l:s . may be r·eserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. '.~" , �Volume XV, Number 4 Summer 1992 Til '101111 - -- _0· ~~""~~~ . . . ~ . ...;.-, ....... ~ -I.:. ° ... // . ~ ra. - .. '.-? .0: ••• ., ~ ~ .., ~ • ..., ~.~ -.;~ ,. .. . ..c ,...... r . · _ ~ 6~.. 0. _ _ • Published Quarterly By: 'Dou81asCount~ Genealogical Societ!:l P.o. BOX 3664 ~WRENCEi KANSAS 66046-0664 ._ .0 ~ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • • • • • Vice President ••• Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer • Librari an • • Genealogist • Publications. Pioneer Editor. Newsletter Editor .' COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Ref reshments. • Goodwill. • • • • • Ways and Means. • • Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman ••• Budget • . • • • • • • • Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Pioneer Committee • • . • Carol Whitson, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Carol Francis, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 All Oouglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library); Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. 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 and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m •• Anyone may use. our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. Users must check in at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 Vol. XV, No.4 ISSN 0739-4101 Summer 1992 ------------~----------------------------------------- ----------- PAGE CONTENTS SAMPLE - ALBRIGHT Family Bible . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 160 Henry BASEMAN Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ········•·· 162 In Memoriam ~ Lora Pearl Schubert HUGHEy .............•... ···· 162 willow springs Township Election of 1875 .•..••.••..•..•... ··· 163 Douglas County, Kansas Volunteers 1861-1865, EVANS-JONES ..... 164 Extracts from an Abstract - Sec. 12, Twp. 13, R. 19, Lawrence 181 Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents .......... 190 , Queries ..... -; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 193 Index of Names in Current Issue.............................. 194 Due to the need for the Society's resources to be funneled to the Family History Book project, and the lack of member interest in assuming Society offices, this issue, and some subsequent issues, will be smaller than usual. As your editor, I regret that this is my last issue, but since I am moving away from Kansas, there appears to be' no alternative. I have enjoyed serving you, and wish you the best for the future. Happy researching! THE PIONEER welc,omes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas county family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions' to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co., Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailedto you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �SNfPLE - ALBRIGHT FAJfILY BIBLE This Bible, printed in Philadelphia in 1849 by Jesper HARDING, was found at a sale. The! family information it contained was extracted and submitted by Scharlott Goettsch Blevins of Davenport, IA. FAMILY RECORD. MARRIAGES. Calvin SAMPLE & B.'Ellen ALBRIGHT were united in Marriage January the 26th A.D., 1871. Charlie Calvin SAMPLE & Selma Freda BLECHSCHMIDT were married April 25th 1907. FAMILY RECORD. BIRTHS. Frederick ALBRIGHT was Born the 8th of July 1807 Barbara ALBRIGHT was Born the 10th of February 1804 Charlotte ALBRIGH~was Born the 5 of August 1830 Joseph ALBRIGHT was Born the 12th of March 1833 John ALBRIGHT was 'Born the 17th of May 1837 Sarah Jane ALBRIGHT was Born the 17th of May 1837 Leonora ALBRIGHT ~as Born the 20 of January 1840 Rebeca Ann ALBRIGHT was Born the 8th of F~bruary 1842 Barbara Ellen ALBR,IGHT was Born the 23rd of August 1848 Calvin SAMPLE was Born the 21st of May 1844 B. Ellen SAMPLE was Born the 23rd of August 1848 George Albright SAMPLE was Born the 10th of February 1874 Charlie Calvin SAMPLE was Born the 3rd of November 1877 Selma Freda Blechschmidt SAMPLE was born sept. 24, 1886 (different handwriting) Barbara Elizabeth SAMPLE, daughter of C.C. & S.F. SAMPLE, was born December 15, 1909 (different handwriting) FAMILY RECORD. DEATHS. Charlotte ALBRIGHT died the 15th of February 1834. Joseph ALBRIGHT Di~d the 5th of June 1834. John ALBRIGHT Died ,the 14th of November 1841. Rebecca Ann ALBRIGHT Died the 22nd of March 1854. Barbara ALBRIGHT Died the 16th of July 1855. Frederick ALBRIGHT 'Died the 10th of May 1891. George Albright SAMPLE Died July 28, 1900. Calvin SAMPLE Died Oct. 4, 1901 (different handwriting) Barbara Elizabeth SAMPLE Died July 12, 1932 (different handwriting) Barbara Ellen SAMPLE Died Sept. 16, 1932 Also found among the pages of the Bible was the following death record: DIED: At his home in Monmouth, Illinois, Sunday January 10th, 1892, at 7 p.m., Joseph A. BOYNTON, fged 64 years. In the Bible, a paper with the following on the letterhead: Phone 1256 - 924 1/2 Mass. Street - "BETTER SERVICE" - Sample's Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor - ,Charlie C. SAMPLE, Proprietor - Lawrence, Kansas. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No. 4 160 �Sample--Albright, Family Bible, continued Folded loosely within the Bible was The Fifty-third Annual Commencement, University of Kansas, June the Eight, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-five at 7:30 p.m. On another piece of paper: Dear Sir:It is with the deepest feelings of regret that we announce the sorrowful tidings of Mr. BOYNTON's death. For twelve years he had represented our goods throughout Illinois, and we are convinced, had many warm friends among our customers who will mourn his loss with us. Mr. BOYNTON had already visited many of our friends this season, and covered a good portion of his accustomed territory. The canvass will be taken up and completed by our Mr. J.A. TEMPLETON, though this sad occurrence may make our annual call a little later than customery. Respectfully and Truly Yours, Pattee Plow Co. Monmout:h, Ill., I Jan. 18th, 1892. Another funeral notice on separate paper: FUNERAL NOTICE Died at Joliet, Illinois, on Monday, January 10, at 8:30 p.m., John S. SPANGLER, aged 57 years, 7 months and 7 days. The remains will arrive in Carthage on the train from Burlington tomorrow, Wednesday morning, and the funeral services, conducted by Rev. S.H. HYDE, will be h~ld at 10:30 a.m. at the Presbyterian Church of this city. Burial rites at the Spangler Cemetery, one and a half miles south of Fountain Green. : Carthage, Jan. +1, 1887. I A very small en~elope addressed to Mr. ALBRIGHT, Fountain Green, Ill., Care Calvin SAMPLE, and postmarked Dec. 15, 1890 from Erie, KS: Marriage of Grace REYNOLDS to J.G. MIDCAP, Wednesday Evening, Dec. 17, 1890, at 8 o'clock at:the home of the bride's parents, Erie, Kansas. You are cordially invited to be present. T.W. and J.M. REYNOLDS. Letter from Harry E. SPANGLER, County Clerk, Office of the County Clerk, Hancock County, Carthage, Illinois, March 11, 1942, to Charles E. SAMPLE, 605 1/2 23rd St., Rock Island, Illinois: Dear Cousin: I was glad to hear from you and learn you are well and agreebly employed. The first ~ecord of birth we have recorded in November 22, 1877. You were born 19 day's to soon. I am sendi'ng you a blank to use in establishing y~ur birth. A form letter is enclosed, also instructions are on the back of form. Father had, practically gone blind but was operated on and now can read and enjoy life. The wife and children are well. I often see Will FERRIS and Charles TYLER as they both live here. Kind regard to you and Selma. Sincerely yours, (signed) Harry E. SPANGLER Harry E. SPANGLER, County Clerk HES:ML The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 161 �HENRY BASEMAN FAMILY Lauri HILLBERG of Renton, WA, submitted this information concerning the family of Louisa E. (BASEMAN) STADLER of Eudora. Henry BASEMAN/BASEMANN, Sr. - Born 7 Aug 1812, Senderslobe, Saxony. Emigrated to New York, NY irt 1842. Joined the 12th KS Infantry, Co. E, and served in the Civil War 3 years. Died 20 May 1884, Fort Scott, KS, and is buried in the Fort Scott National Cemetery. He married, ca. 1844 in New York, NY: Frances - Born 5 Nov 1819, Germany. Died 4 Nov 1877, Fort Scott, KS, and is buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Bourbon Co., KS. Children of Henry ,and Frances BASEMAN: I 1. Henry BASEMAN Jr. - Born 13 Jan 1845, New York, NY. Died 16 May 1932, Fort Scott, KS, and is :buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Bourbon Co., KS. , 2. Louisa E. BASEMAN - Born 1850, Ontario, Canada?, died 10 Mary 1927, Eudora, KS, and i!; buried ,in the Catholic Cemetery in Eudora. She married 13 Sep 1870, in Eudora, KS, George John STADLER. 3. Carrie BASEMAN - Born 1 Jun 1854, Canada. Died 22 Jul 1875 of burns received while maklng a fire with coal oil, Fort Scott, KS. Buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Bourbon Co., KS. 4. William BASEMAN. IN 'MEMORIAM - LORA PEARL SCHUBERT HUGHEY Laura HUGHEY 'was born 19 Nov. 1927 in Kansas City, MO, daughter of Ordway Isaac and Cecilia Marie Drimmel LEIHY. In 1930, her family moved to Bonner Springs, KS, where she attended school, graduating from Bonner Springs High School in 1945. On 7 Aug 1948, she married Carl HUGHEY at Bonner springs. She moved to Linwood, KS in 1950, and ten years later to Baldwin, in Douglas Co., KS. She lived in B.3.ldwin until she moved to Lawrence after her husband' s death on 16 Aug 1984. Mrs. HUGHEY w'as a member of the Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Lawrence, as well a~ the Douglas County Genealogical Society. Laura HUGHEY died 17 Apr 1992 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and was buried in centropolls Cemetery in Franklin Co., KS. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 i 162 �~II.LCM SPRINGS TaiNSHIP ELECTION OF ~875 Carol lvhitson s'ubmitted this Tally Sheet and Certificate taken from a willow Springs Township Poll Book by Yvonne Markley. These were used to record the results of an e'lection held in Willow Springs Township, Douglas County, Kansas, on 2 November 1875. We hereby certify that: Henry S. CLARK had 135 votes for Sheriff and S.W. ELDRIDGE had 20 votes for Sheriff. T.B. SMITH had ~23 votes for County Clerk and Joel S. WHITE had 30 votes for County Clerk. James WATSON had 156 votes for County Treasurer. D.W. LITTELL ha~ 129 votes for Register of Deeds and A.G. HONNOLD had 27 votes for Register of Deeds. T.C. DARLING had 129 votes for county Surveyor .and J.A. CRAMER had 26 votes for County Surv~yor. V.G. MILLER had' 124 votes for County Coroner and A.G. ABDELAL had 30 votes for County Coroner. I John DESKINES h~d 126 votes for County Commissioner, Dist. No.3, and Isaac L. BAKER had 30 votes for County Commissioner, Dist. No.3. S.A. HOLDERMAN had 120 votes for Representative 54 Dist., and S.W. METSKER had 35 votes for Representative 54 Dist. Amendment One t9 the Constitution had 140 votes for and 2 votes against. Amendment Two to the Constitution had 140 votes for and 2 votes against. Amendment Three to the Constitution had 140 votes for and 2 votes against. G.W. HAYSLETT had 124 for Township Trustee and S. PEFFLEY had 1 vote for Township Truste~. Hiram ROTHROCK had 99 votes for Township Clerk and H.N. CLARK had 2 votes for Township Clerk. N. H. CL.ARK had 113 votes for Township Treasurer and J. McQUILLON had 1 vote for Township Treasurer and L. HAAS had 1 vote for Township Treasurer. T.M. HALL had 100 votes for Justice of the Peace, and Dan'l ULRICH had 98 votes for Justice of the Peace, and John SITZLER had 1 vote for Justice of the Peace, and R.J. GALLAHER had 1 vote for Justice of the Peace. Matheu GALE had 57 votes for Constable, and W.W. WILLIAMS had 89 votes for Constable, and J,ohn HORRELL had 39 votes for Constable, and M. DYRE had 1 vote for Constable. Henry EBERHART had 10 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No.1, and J.B. ROTHROCK had 1 vote for Road Overseer Dist. No.1, and A. CLING had 1 vote for Road Overseer Dist. 1~ E.U. FLORY had 10 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No.2, and J.D. BROWN had 4 votes for Road Ov~rseer Dist. No.2. W.W. WILLIAMS had 27 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No.3. Wm. C. PRICE had,15 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No.4, and Mathew GALE had 6 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No. No.4, and Allen PIERCE had 5 votes for Road Overseer Dist. 4. Thos. DYRE had 16 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No.5, and John DYRE had 8 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No.5. H.P. EVENS had 3 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No.6, and H.S. JOHANNING had 6 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No.6, and H. CLARK had 7 votes for Road Overseer Dist. No.6. Signed by A.M. INTIRE and F.M. PRICE, Clerks, and G.W. HAYSLETT, W.C. PRICE, and J.B. SOXMAN, Judges. The Pioneer, Vol. xv, No.4 163 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS VOLUNTEERS ~86~-~865 Continued from Vol. XV, No.3. This list was extracted and alphabetized from the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kansas, Vol. 1, 1861-1865; and another volume for the year 1864, which can be found in the Lawrence Public Library Kansas Collection, as well as the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka. The first volume (1865) contains only the 1st through 11th Regiments. In the 1865 report, the Adjutant General notes that his office does not have complete records for all soldiers, and other records are incomplete. Other records conflict so that rIa discriminating j~dgeme~t _often. has to. be exercised •." Many cases involve-men captured or wounded or who voluntarily returned from desertion where the records did not report this. Likewise, when a whole regiment was mustered out, all its members were usually recorded as being mustered out on that date, regardless of whether they were actually present, out on detached duty or in the hospital. In this extraction, only those who list Doulgas County residences are recorded here, and in many cases the original records did not record the residence. It will also be noted that where the name of a location in Douglas County is the same as the location name in another county, all those whose residences could have been in Douglas County were extracted. Also, where discrepancies exist between the two volumes, the 1865 volume information is used i f possible, since it was published later and contains many corrections. Some notes indicate which volume was used (1865 is used as the date of the 1861-1865 volume). The 1864 volume lists some birthdates and places where the later volume does not, and these are noted. NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 10 Sep 1862 10 Sep 1862 Lawrence EVANS, Nathan R., pvt. 2nd Cavalry,. Co. A Assigned to Co. B, 21 Apr 1865 10 Sep 1862 10 Sep 1862 Lawrence EVANS, Nathan R., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. B Mustered out 22 Jun 1865 at Fort Gibson, C.N. 31 Mar 1864 26 Mar 1864 Lawrence EVANS, William, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 Lawrence 26 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 EVANS, William, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 36, b. MA. Died, 25 Oct 1864, Independence, MO, of wounds received in action 21 Oct 1864, Little Blue, MO 26 Aug 1862 Lawrence EVENHART, John F., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 9 Aug 1863 EVERITT, David, pvt. Eudora 15th Cavalry, Co. L Age 18, b. KS. Discharged 19 Aug 1864 for disability 16 Sep 1864 Lawrence FAHY, Mart in, pvt •. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Age 28, b. Ireland 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 Lawrence FAIRBANKS, Newton P., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Creek, MO Age 28, b. MA. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's 20 Nov 1861 20 Nov 1861 Douglas Co. FARMER, James 0., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A KS Age 22, b. IL. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, �~ !D 'tl 1-<. 0 ::s (J) !D ...I-t ..;: ....0 ~ ..;: ... :c: 0 . "" ..... m (J1 FARMER, Jonathan, pvt. Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 55, b. NY. Discharged for disability 6 Sep 1862, Ft. Riley, KS FARMER, Lemuel, pvt. Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 18, b. IL. Re-enlisted as veteran FARMER, Lemuel, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Assigned to New Co. A FARMER, Lemuel, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR FARMER, Samuel (See FARMER, Lemuel) Lawrence FAUCETT,- John ~~, pvt. - - - - 2 rid Cavalry, Co.- H Assigned to Co. L, 18 Mar 1865 FAUCETT, John F., pvt. Lawrence 2nd Cavalry, Co • L Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Fort Gibson, C.N. FAULDS, George D., Musician Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co • 0 Age 13. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 FAULDS, George, pvt. Lawrence 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Mustered out 10 Jan 1865, Leavenworth, KS FAYT, Martin, pvt. Lawrence 16th Infantry, Co. F Age 18, b. Ireland FELL, Benjamin, pvt. Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. K Age 44, b. TN FELT, Lucius H., Corp. Lawrence 16th Cavalry, Co. D Age 22, b. MA Lawrence FERGUSON, T. S., Sgt. 12th Infantry, Co. E FERGUSON, William H., pvt. Lawrence 12th Infantry, Co. E Age 28 .. FERRIL, Thomas J., Chaplain Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Staff Age 32, b. MO FIRESTONE, Nathan B., pvt. Clinton 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 21, b. VA. Assigned to New Co. A FIRESTONE, Nathan B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Clinton Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 FISHER, Hugh D., Chaplain Lawrence 5th Cavalry, Staff Mustered out Sep 1864, Leavenworth, KS FISHER, Samuel, pvt. Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 23, b. OH. Assigned to New Co. A FISHER, Samuel, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence Mustered out 17 Jul 1~65, DeVall's Bluff, AR FISK, Joel B., pvt. Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 25, b. VT. Assigned to New Co. B - ,. 20 Nov 1861 20 Nov 1861 20 Nov 1861 20 Nov 1861 29 Feb 1864 24 Mar 1864 29 Feb 1864 24 Mar 1864 t:J 0 s::: IQ .... III III r:l 0 s::: ::s rt ~ 10 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 10 Sep 1862 13 Aug 1863 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 7 Nov 1861 7 Nov 1861 ..;: ....s::: 0 ::s rt !D !D I-t III ..... 17 Jul 1864 Q) 0\ ..... .....I Q) 0\ ...I.1l 28 Mar 1864 () 0 ::s 29 Dec 1863 rt 1-<. ::s s::: 17 Aug 1862 25 Jul 1863 !D Q. 8 Oct 1864 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 19 Aug 1861 28 May 1863 28 May 1863 28 May 1863 12 Aug 1863 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 �NAME, RANK REMARKS ..:::: ....o ~ o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT FISK, Joel B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lawrence 15 Aug 1862 Promoted regimental Commissary Sergeant 16 Jan 1865 FISK, Joel B., Commissary Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Staff Lawrence 15 Oct 1862 Mustered out 24 Jun 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR FITCH, John, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Black Jack 14 Nov 1861 Age 18, b. IL. Captured by enemy at Mark's Mills, AR 25 Apr 1864. Mustered out 18 Apr KS 20 Oct 1861 Douglas Co. FITZ, Arthur D·. ~ ·pvt.·· 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 18, b. MA. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 22 Oct 1861 Big Springs FIX, Cyrus H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 21, b. IL. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 19 Aug 1862 Big springs FIX, Joshua, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 32, b. IN. Assigned to New Co. A 19 Aug 1862 FIX, Joshua, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Big Springs Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 22 Jan 1862 Lawrence FLANDERS, Albert, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Promoted 1st Lt., 1st Indiana Home Guards, 1 Jul 1863 26 Apr 1862 Lawrence FOCHT, Martin, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Assigned to Co. B, 21 Apr 1865 26 Apr 1862 Lawrence FOCHT, Martin, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. B Mustered out 26 Apr 1865, Little Rock, Ark. 7 Sep 1863 Eudora 15th Cavalry, Co. L FOGLE, Robert, pvt. Age 18, b. Germany 29 Dec 1863 Lawrence FORD, James, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. England 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence FOREMAN, John A., Capt. Major, 3rd Indiana Regiment Indian Home Guards, 11 Jul 1862 Age 36, b. NY. Promoted 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack 20 Mar 1862 FOSTER, Jackson, pvt. Age 18, b. PA. Re-enlisted as Veteran 30 Mar 1864 Black Jack FOSTER, Jackson, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Assigned to New Co. D 30 Mar 1864 FOSTER, Jackson, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 25 Jul 1864 Lawrence FOWLER, George T., pvt. 16th Infantry, Co. F Age 20, b. NY 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence FRANCES, Henry D., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. C Mustered out 1 Sep 1865 MUSTER IN o o s::: IQ 15 Aug 1862 .... III [I] C) 15 Oct 1862 o s::: :::s ("I- 7 Feb 1862 1865, Leavenworth, 20 Oct 1861 "< ..:::: o· .... s::: :::s ("I- 22 Oct 1861 (!) (!) I-t [I] 19 Aug 1862 ... ... ... Q) 0\ 19 Aug 1862 I Q) 0\ I.n Q 26 Apr 1862 o :::s ....:::s ("I- 26 Apr 1862 s::: (!) 9. 24 Jul 1861 30 Apr 1862 2 Jun 1864 2 Jun 1864 30 Mar 1864 �~ (l) ....'U 0 ::s(l) (l) ...lot ~ 0 ~ ~ .. ~ ...~ :c: 0 . II>. :~ FRAZER, William, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 18. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Junction City FREEMAN, Michael, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 33, b. Ireland. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861 at Wilson's Creek, MO 1 Jun 1861 20 May 1861 FRITTON, Charles F., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 34, b. Germany. Discharged for disability 23 Apr 1863, Jackson, TN 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 FRITZ, Manford, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Deserted, Leavenworth, KS, 1 Mar 1864 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 . FULTZ, Abraham, pvt.. 1st-Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 26, b. KY. Discharged for disability 8 Mar 1862, Lawrence, KS 13 Nov 1863 FULTZ, Abraham, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Big Springs Age 29, b. KY FUSTNER, Nathan (See FIRESTONE, Nathan) 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 GABHART, Thomas H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 21, b. KY. No evidence of muster out on file GABLERT, T.H. (See GABHART, Thomas H.) 26 Aug 1862 26 Aug 1862 GALLAGHER, Hugh, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Co. D, Mar 1864. 1865 volume lists residence as Age 25, b. Ireland. Transferred to Veteran Battalion Leavenworth 22 Dec 1863 GALLAGHER, James, pvt. Lawrence 16th Cavalry, Co. C Age 22, b. Ireland 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 GANS, Joseph, pvt. Age 20. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Kansas City, MO GANSVILLE, W.T., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Baldwin City 22 Mar 1864 Age 19, b. KY 2 Nov 1863 GARDNER, David, pvt. Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 19, b. IL Wakarusa 30 Jul 1861 30 Jul 1861 GARDNER, Joseph, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C KS Colored Volunteer Infantry, Apr 1863 Age 41, b. IN. Promoted 1st Lieutenant., Co. F, 1st Baldwin City 2 Nov 1863 GARDNER, Orlenzo, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 34, b. PA GARDNER, Samuel, Commissary Sgt. 2 Nov 1864 Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 22, b. IL 1 Jun 1861 GARRETT, Charles F., pvt. 20 May 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 29, b. NY. Promoted Sergeant, 1 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 GARRETT, Charles F., Sgt. 20 May 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 29, b. NY. Promoted ~artermaster Sergeant 1 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 GARRETT, Charles F., Q.M. Sgt. 1st Infantry, Staff Lawrence Promoted Regimental Quartermaster Dec 1861 o o ::s I"t ..... ::s t: (l) Q. �NAME, RANK REMARKS :c: o . REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT GARRETT, Charles F., Q.M. 1st Infantry, Staff Lawrence Promoted Captain and Brigade Adj. Quartermaster 26 Apr 1862 29 oct 1863 GARRETT, John W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865 15 Aug 1862 GARVIN, David, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Franklin Age 22, b. IL. Assigned to New Co. B 15 Aug -1862 GARVIN, David, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B_ Franklin - - Promoted. Corporal, 16 Jan 1865 15 Aug 1862 GARVIN, David, Corp. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Franklin Mustered out Jun 1865 13 Sep 1861 GATES, Haskell, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Age 36, b. VA. Promoted Corporal 1 Jan 1862 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. A GATES, Haskell, Corp. Fort Scott, KS, 13 Nov 1862 Died of pneumonia, GAUS, Joseph (See GANS, Joseph) 23 Jul 1864 Lawrence GEMER, Edward, pvt. 16th lrifantry, Co. F Age 42, b. Germany 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 GEORGE, Benjamin, pvt. Age 33, b. IN. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1862; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 GEORGE, Benjamin, Corp. Promoted Sergeant 17 Jun 1863 25 May 1861 GEORGE, Benjamin, Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 33, b. IN. Re-enlisted as veteran; wounded in action 29 Jun 1863 4 Jan 1864 GEORGE, Benjamin 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Re-enlisted veteran, transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 4 Jan 1864 GEORGE, Benjamin, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Promoted Corporal 1 Jul 1865 4 Jan 1864 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence GEORGE, Benjamin, Corp. Promoted Sergeant Jul 1865 4 Jan 1864 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence GEORGE, Benjamin, Sgt. Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR 17 Jul 1864 Lawrence GEORGE, Charles, pvt. 16th Infantry, Co. F Age 35, b. Germany 22 Dec 1863 Lawrence 16th Cavalry, Co. C GIBSON, James, pvt. Age 44, b. Scotland 15 Aug 1862 Douglas Co. GIDEON, Thomas W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 27, b. VT. Promoted Corporal, 1 Jun 1864 MUSTER IN o o s:: IQ ..... III til 23 Feb 1864 () o s:: :;, rt 15 Aug 1862 "<: 15- Aug 1862· o ..... ~ 15 Aug 1862 s:: :;, rt (l) (l) ~ 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 til .... Co 0'\ .... ....I Co 0'\ tn ... 1 Jun 1861 Creek, MO 1 Jun 1861 o o :;, rt i-<o :;, s:: (l) Q, 1 Jun 1861 4 Jan 1864 4 Jan 1864 4 Jan 1864 4 Jan 1864 15 Aug 1862 �~ o N ~ O· 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 GIDEON, Thomas W., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Assigned to New Co. B 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 GIDEON, Thomas W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Promoted Corporal, 16 Jan 1865 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 GIDEON, Thomas W., Corp. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Mustered out Jun 1865 20 Jun 1861 Lawrence 14 May 1861 GIESY, George, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D volume gives residence as Ottumwa Age 21. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 Prairie. City 25 Aug 1862. GILCHRIST, James, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 1 Jun 1861 Lawrence 25 May 1861 GILES, Milford C.-, p v t " . " ~ 1st ·InfantrY" Co~ F out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 Age 20, b. NY. Promoted Corporal 1 Aug 1862; mustered 1 Jun 1861 Lawrence 25 May 1861 GILES, Milford C., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 20, b. NY. Reduced to ranks 26 Jan 1863 20 Aug 1862 Willow Springs GILGES, James W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 20 Aug 1862 Willow Springs GILGES, John, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 14 Aug 1862 Lawrence GILGES, Laban, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 3 Aug 1861 3 Sep 1861 Lawrence GILL, James W., pvt. 7th Cavalry, Co. D Age 32, b. PA. Re-enlisted as veteran 1 Jan 1864 1 Jan 1864 Lawrence GILL, James W., pvt. 7th Cavalry, Co. D Mustered out with regiment 29 Sep 1865 28 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 Lawrence GILL, John B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 31, b. NY. Promoted Farrier 28 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 GILL, John B., Farrier 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Discharged for disability 26 Dec 1862, Fayetteville, AR 1 Apr 1862 GILLIAM, V., pvt. 3rd Battery Lt Artillery Lawrence Age 26, b. Mexico 1 Nov 1864 Prairie City GILLILAND, Samuel C., 1st sgt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 23, b. OH 3 Mar 1863 17 Jan 1862 Lawrence GILLSTRAP, John, pvt. 6th Cavalry, Co. H Age 27. Mustered out 18 Mar 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Wakarusa GIVENS, John A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 GIVENS, John A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Wakarusa Age 33, b. MO. Promoted Corporal. Discharged for disability, 24 Jun 1865, Ft. Laramie, KS. 1864 volume gives residence as Topeka, Shawnee Co. 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Wakarusa GIVENS, John A., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Reduced to ranks 3 Apr 1865 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 GLATHART, Mennassee, pvt. wounds received in action 10 Aug 1861 at Wilson's Creek, MO Age 27. Died 23 Aug 1861 of ..... Q) 0\ ..... .....I Q) 0\ \.n . Q o :J nt--, :J s:: (I) Q. �NAME, RANK REMARKS '<:! o ..... :c: .o RESIDENCE REGIMENT, CO. ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN s:: IQ 24 Sep 1863 GLENN, Flarin J., pvt. Big Springs 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 19, b. MO 21 Jun 1862 21 Jun 1862 Lawrence GODFREY, George, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 47, b. OH. Died of disease, Paola, KS, 17 May 1863 GOLDING, John (See GOULDING, John) 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 GOLDTHORP, Joseph W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 25, b. WI. Appointed Musician, date unknQwn 1 Jun 1861 GOLDTHORP ,Joseph w:,· Musician "1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Discharged for disability 8 Mar 1862, Lawrence, KS Wakarusa 28 Nov 1861 28 Nov 1861 GOOD, John, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Age 22. Mustered out 14 Jan 1865 at Leavenworth, KS. 1864 volume gives residence as Independence, MO Lawrence 15 Aug 1861 15 Aug 1861 GORDON, Charles, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Promoted Bugler IS Aug 1861 IS Aug 1861 IS Aug 1861 GORDON, Charles, Bugler 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 30, b. Germany. Killed in action 2 Sep 1861, Drywood Creek, MO 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 GOULDING, John, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 39. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 IS Feb 1864 GRAHAM, Champ H., pvt. Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. L Age 18,. b. VA 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 24 Jun 1861 GRAHAM, General L., pvt. Age 24, b. KY. Discharged Tipton, MO 28 Oct 1861 on account of wounds received in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 GRAHAM, James R., pvt. Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 18, b. IL. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS Lawrence 30 Sep 1861 30 Sep 1861 GRANT, Daniel, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. E Age 27. Mustered out 26 Jan 1865 at Leavenworth, KS. 1864 volume lists residence as Mount Carmell, IL Big Springs 22 Apr 1862 22 Apr 1864 GRASMUCK, Francis, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Assigned to Co. B, 21 Apr 1865 22 Apr 1862 22 Apr 1862 Big Springs GRASMUCK, Francis, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. B Mustered out 22 Apr 1865 at Little Rock, Ark. GREEN, Albert R., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. Age 21, b. IL. Promoted Corporal, 1 Jul 1864 GREEN, Albert R., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. Assigned to New Co. A GREEN, Albert R., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Promoted Sergeant, 6 Mar 1865 GREEN, Albert R., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, New Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 t:J a 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 A 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 Co. A 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 Co. A 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 A Douglas Co. ..... III rn o a ::s rt ..... ::s s:: (l) Q. �~ (J) 'lJ i-o, 0 !::I (!) (J) ...t-t .;: 0 N ~ .;: ... !<: 0 II>. GREEN, Louis F., 2nd Lt. . 11th Cavalry, Co. B Baldwin City 30 Aug 1862 Age 29, b. OH. Promoted 1st Lieutenant, 29 Mar 1863. 1864 volume gives residence as Holton, Jackson Co., promotion date as 4 Feb 1863 GREEN, Louis F., 1st Lt. 11th Cavalry, Co. B Baldwin City 29 Mar 1863 Age 29, b. OH. Promoted Captain, 23 Nov 1863. 1864 volume gives residence as Holton, Jackson Co. GREEN, Louis F., Capt. 11th Cavalry, Co. B Baldwin City 23 Nov 1863 Age 29, b. OH. Mustered out with company, 31 Aug 1865. 1864 volume gives residence as Holton, Jackson Co. GREENE, Albert R. (See GREEN, Albert R.) -30 Mar 1864GUEST, Alfred H., pvt. ___ _ llt:h _Cavalry, Co. _E Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 - Transferred to- Co.- M,18 Apr 1864 30 Mar 1864 GUEST, Alfred H., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 gives residence as Age 22, b. NY. Promoted corporal. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1864 volume Topeka, Shawnee Co. 30 Mar 1864 .. GUEST, Alfred H., Corp. 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. M Promoted sergeant 20 Dec 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence GUEST, Alfred H., Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Reduced to ranks 30 Apr 1865 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Lawrence ,GUNTHER, Arthur, 1st Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 Lawrence GUNTHER, Arthur, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. E Promoted Captain 8 Mar 1862 8 Mar 1862 Lawrence GUNTHER, Arthur, Capt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Mustered out 18 Mar 1865, Little Rock, AR 26 Aug 1862 Lawrence GUY, James W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 19 Jul 1864 Baldwin City HALL, John W., 1st Lt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 23, b. IN. Promoted Captain 19 Jul 1864 Baldwin City HALL, John W., Capt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 23, b. IN Lawrence B Lawrence 15 Aug 1862 Lawrence 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 24 Jan 1862 ·tJ o C .IQ N III ill .... til 0\ .... .....I 00 0\ V. . (') o !::I I"t i-o, !::I s::: (J) 0.. �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN t:J 0 c IQ, 24 Jan 1862 24 Jan 1862 HAMILTON, Patrick A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lawrence Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 31 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 HAMM, James J., pvt. Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to company M, 18 Apr 1864 HAMM, James J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1864 volume gives residence as Topeka, Shawnee Co. HAMMILTON, P.A. (See HAMILTON, Patrick A.) 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 - HAMMOND, Andrew R., pvt. -, . 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 18, b. NY. No evidence of muster out on file 8 Nov 1862 8 Nov 1862 HAMMOND, Thomas B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Age 18, b. NY. Assigned to New Company A 8 Nov 1862 8 Nov 1862 HAMMOND, Thomas B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 HANCOCK, Charles G., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Promoted Sergeant 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 HANCOCK, Charles G., Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. D _Lawrence Age 25, b. ME. Died of disease, Ft. Riley, 6 Jun 1862 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 HAND, Thomas, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 33, b. Ireland. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 19 Oct 1861 15 oct 1861 HANELL, Elias, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 18, b. AR. Died of disease, Little Rock, AR, 18 Oct 1864 HANNON, Christian (See HERMAN, Christian) 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 HANNON, George W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. L Lecompton Age 38, b. IL. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 HANSON, David (See HENSON, David) 1 Jun 1861 29 May 1861 HARE, Thomas, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 32, b. England. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 9 Oct 1861 8 Oct 1861 HARPER, Charles W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Shawnee Co. Age 19, b. WI. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1862. 1864 volume gives residence as Topeka, 9 Oct 1861 8 oct 1861 HARPER, Charles W., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Promoted Sergeant 20 Jan 1863 9 Oct 1861 8 Oct 1861 HARPER, Charles W., Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Topeka Age 19, b. WI. Mustered out with Regiment 17 Jun 1864 HARRINGTON, T. (See HERRINGTON, Freeman) 20 Sep 1864 HARRIS, James F., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Palmyra Age 21, b. IL 1 Jun 1861 HARRIS, Sylvester B., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 22, b. NY. Promoted Corporal 1 Sep 1861; mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 .... III III ("j 0 c ::s N- "< -0::: _0_ - .... c ::s N- (\) (\) "1 III .... 0\ .... Q) ....I Q) 0\ ...U! 0 0 ::s N- ..... ::s c (\) Cl. �..;:: o .... :c:: 0- 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 HARRIS, Sylvester B., Corp. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Reduced 21 Jan 1863 HARRIS, William B., pvt. 8th Infantry, Co. G Douglas Co. 12 Dec 1861 12 Dec 1861 Age 35. Transferred to Invalid Corps, 1 Aug 1863. Transferred to Veteran Reserve Corps, 3 Aug 1863 HARRISON, James M., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 18. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Ottumwa HART, John W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 Age 25, b. OH. Assigned to New Co. B ·15 Aug 1862 -15 Aug 1862 HART, John W., pvt. _ 9t.h Cayalry, .New Co. B Lawrence -Mustered out May ·1865 HARTING, Frederick, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. A Black Jack 16 Ju1 1861 16 Jul 1861 out 18 Aug 1864, Leavenworth, KS; wounded by gun-shot 15 Apr 1862, Camp Age 24, b. Germany. Mustered Halleck, KS 24 Jul 1861 HASKELL, John G., Quartermaster 10th Infantry, Staff Lawrence Promoted Capt. & Adj. Quartermaster, u.S. Volunteers, 11 Jan 1862 22 Sep 1863 HASSELTINE, Robert, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence Age 22, b. OH 12 Feb 1862 21 Feb 1862 HASTINGS, Thomas, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. E Lawrence Age 24, b. Ireland. Re-enlisted as veteran. 1865 volume gives residence as Leavenworth 29 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 HASTINGS, Thomas, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. E Leavenworth Transferred to Veteran Battalion 29 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 HASTINGS, Thomas, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 HATCH, John S., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence Age 15, b. Canada. Re-enlisted as veteran 21 Feb 1864 31 Dec 1863 HATCH, John S., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence Assigned to New Co. A 21 Mar 1864 31 Dec 1863 HATCH, John S., pvt. 10th Infantry, New Co. A Lawrence Mustered out with regiment 30 Aug 1865 7 Dec 1864 HAUSER, Daniel, Farrier 16th Cavalry, Co. G Prairie City Age 24, b. IN HAVENS, Charles A., pvt. 2nd Battery Light Artillery Prairie City 9 Sep 1862 Age 18, b. MA 29 Dec 1863 HAWKINS, W.T., Musician Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. D Age 16, b. TN HAXAL, Francis (See HUXOLL, Frank) 12 Aug 1861 12 Aug 1861 HAY, George, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. C Leon, IA gives residence as Leon, Decatur Co. Age 25, b. NY. Re-enlisted.as veteran. 1864 volume Lawrence 5 Jan 1864 23 Jun 1864 HAY, George, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. C Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR t:J o c: ....III \Q iil o o c: ::s('t '<: . ..;:: ....oc: ::s('t (1) (1) "1 [IJ ... ... ... <Xl 0\ I <Xl 0\ ...1.11 Q o ::s('t ....::s c: (1) Q. �~ (l) ....o'1J ::, (l) (l) I-j ... :c: o NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 1 Jun 1861 HAYES, Homer, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 40, b. Holland. Discharged for disability 7 Jun 1862, Leavenworth, KS 7 Feb 1862 14 Dec 1861 HAYES, William, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Black Jack Age 29, b. NY. Died of disease in hospital, Helena, AR, 1 Aug 1863 2 Nov 1863 HECK, Clarence P., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Prairie Ciy Age 16, b. PA HECK, John H., pvt. 2 Nov-1863 16th Cavalry, Co. G Prairie City- Age 21:, b. PA7 Dec 1863 HELSTROM, Gustof, pvt. 12 Nov 1863 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Mustered out 1 Sep 1865 21 Mar 1864 HENDRY, James M., pvt. 21 Mar 1864 Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to company M, 18 Apr 1864 HENDRY, James M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Age 19, b. OH. Promoted Sergeant; mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. 1864 volume gives residence as Topeka, Shawnee Co. 21 Mar 1864 HENDRY, James M., Sgt. 21 Mar 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Reduced to ranks, 1 May 1865 HENDRY, John, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 28. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Burlingame HENEBRY, James M. (See HENDRY, James M.) 24 Jul 1861 HENRY, William, pvt. 24 Jul 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 30, b. MA. Promoted Bugler, 24 Jul 1861 24 Ju1 1861 HENRY, William, Bugler 24 Ju1 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Killed in action, 2 Sep 1861, Battle of Drywood Creek, MO HENSHAN, Newton, pvt. 4 Sep 1862 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 1 Mar 1862 HENSON, Andrew J., pvt. 1 Mar 1862 1st Infantry, Co. D Lexington, MO Age 32, b. KY. Promoted Corporal; 26 Apr 1862. Re-enlisted as veteran 1 Mar 1862 HENSON, Andrew J., Corp. 1 Mar 1862 1st Infantry, Co. D Lexington, MO Promoted Sergeant 16 Jul 1863 1 Mar 1862 HENSON, Andrew J., Sgt. 1 Mar 1862 1st Infantry, Co. D Lexington, MO Reduced, 2 May 1862 (sic) 29 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 HENSON, Andrew J., pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 HENSON, David, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 18, b. MO. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 7 Oct 1861 5 Oct 1861 HERMAN, Christian, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Age 30, b. Germany. Transferred to Company B, 20 Nov 1861. 1864 volume gives same date for transfer to Co. H, 8th KS Vol. Q g ....::, ("t s;: (l) Q. �~ CD ~ ..... 0 ::s(!) CD ...I-t -.:: 0 ..... ~ ...-.:: :c: 0 "'" f-:' --.J 111 7 Oct 1861 HERMAN, Christian, pvt. 7 Oct 1861 Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 31, b. Germany. Transferred to Co. G, 8th KS Volunteers, 1 Dec 1861 7 Oct 1861 7 Oct 1861 HERMAN, Christian, pvt. 8th Infantry, Co. G Discharged for disability 26 Mar 1863, Leavenworth, KS 20 Jun 1861 HERRINGTON, Freeman, pvt. 14 May 1861 Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 13 Aug 1863 10 Sep 1862 HERRINGTON, Oliver H., pvt. Lawrence 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Promoted Corporal 1 Oct 1862 13 Aug 1863 10 Sep 1862 HERRINGTON, Oliver H., Corp. _Lawrence2nd Cavalry,_ Co. H Promoted 2nd Lieutenant, 3rd Arkansas Cavalry, 30 Jun 1864 3 Jun 1861 HESHENBEINER, F. , pvt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. 0 Age 36, b. Germany (See ASHENBRENNER, Frederick) 7 Nov 1863 HESTER, Joseph L., pvt. Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 17, b. IA HEUSON, A.J. (See HENSON, Andrew J.P 5 Aug 1864 HEYES, Homer, pvt. Lawrence 17th Infantry, Co. F Age 45, b. Holland 18 Aug 1862 HEYNES, James, pvt. Eudora 12th Infantry, Co. E 23 Sep 1863 HIATT, A.J. , pvt. Douglas Co. 15th Cavalry, Co. 0 Age 19, b. IN 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 HILL, Andrew J., Sgt. Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co. C Age 28. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 HILLS, Elizur, pvt. Prairie City 9th Cavalry, Co. C Promoted Sergeant 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 HILLS, Elizur, Sgt. Prairie City 9th cavalry, Co. C Age 35, b. NY. Promoted Commissary sergeant 1 Jun 1862 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 HILLS, Elizur, Commissary Sgt. Prairie City 9th Cavalry, Co. C Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 HILLS, Silas M., pvt. Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co. 0 Age 26. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861- 1865 volume gives residence as Burlingame 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 HINCK, Henry, pvt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. 0 Age 28, b. Germany. Promoted Corporal; re-enlisted as veteran 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 HINCK, Henry, Corp. Lawrence 1st -Infantry, Co. 0 Reduced to ranks 9 Jul 1861 21 Mar 1864 HINCK, Henry, Under cook 21 Mar 1864 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. 0 Transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry Co. D. HINCK, Henry, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR HINDMAN, Lorenzo, pvt. Brooklyn 9th Cavalry, Co. C Age 21, b. OH. Assigned to New Co. A 21 Mar 1864 29 Mar 1864 6 Mar 1862 30 Jun 1863 t:I 0 s:: IQ ..... III ill () 0 s:: ::s rt '< .:: 0 .~ s:: ::s rt CD CD I-t {Jl ..... 00 0"\ ..... .....I 00 0"\ I.n () 0 ::s rt ..... ::s s:: CD Q. �NAME, RANK REMARKS :c: o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN HINDMAN, Lorenzo, pvt. 6 Mar 1862 30 Jun 1863 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Brooklyn Mustered out 6 Mar 1865 HINES, John W., pvt. 15 Nov 1863 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City Age 18, b. MO 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 HINMAN, David G., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 24, b. OH. Promoted Corporal 21 Jan 1863 -3 Jun 1861· 3 Jun 1861HINMAN, David G., Corp. 1st In(antry, ~o.D _Lawrence -Promoted Serg't-Major- 2 Jul 1863; mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 3 Jun 1861 HINMAN, David G., Sgt. Maj. 1st Infantry, Staff Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Reduced to Corp., Co. D., 1 oct 1863 HINNER, David G. (See HINMAN, David G.) HINTZPETER, Albert, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Wyandotte HITCHCOCK, Bethuel, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 15 Aug 1861 15 Aug 1861 Promoted Corporal 15 Aug 1861 HITCHCOCK, Bethuel, Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 15 Aug 1861 Age 35, b. NY. Promoted 1st Lieutenant, Co. G, 1st KS Colored Infantry, 9 Mar 1863 HODGES, David H., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Prairie City 24 Mar 1864 Age 25, b. IN HODGES, Joshua, pvt. 19 Aug 1862 Prairie City 12th Infantry, Co. D Age 33, b. IN HOEBRooK, D.A. (See HOLBROOK, Daniel A.) Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 HOENICKE, Charles H., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Age 38, b. Germany. Discharged for disability 6 Jul 1863, Elm Springs, AR. 1864 volume gives discharge date as 5 Jan 1862 1 Jul 1863 HOLBROOK, Daniel A., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. L Lawrence 26 Jun 1863 Age 18, b. IN. Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Vol. Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 28 Jun 1861 HOLLEY, Charles, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 28 Jun 1861 Age 22, b. MA. Discharged for disability 16 Dec 1862 13 Aug 1863 HOLLIDAY, Duncan, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence 9 Apr 1862 Promoted 1st Lieutenant, 4th Arkansas Cavalry, 22 May 1864 21 Sep 1863 HOLTZMAN, Hortentius, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack 21 Aug 1863 Age 18, b. OH. Assigned to New Co. D 21 Sep 1863 HOLTZMAN, Hortentius, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack 21 Aug 1863 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR HOOSER, James W. (See HOUSER, James H.) 11 Feb 1862 HOPKINS, John, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence 17 Aug 1861 Deserted Kansas City, MO, 1 Oct 1861 �~ CD 'tJ ..... o ::s CD CD ."1 ... ~ o ..... ~ o HOPKINSON, Pliney D., pvt. 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 10th Infantry, Co. C lola, Allen Co. Age 27, b. OH. Re-enlisted as veteran. HOPKINSON, Pliney D., pvt. 21 Feb 1864 31 Dec 1863 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence Re-enlisted veteran. Assigned to New Company A • HOPKINSON, Pliney D., pvt. 21 Mar 1864 31 Dec 1864 10th Infantry, New Co. A Lawrence Mustered out with regiment 30 Aug 1865 HOTZ, Robert F., pvt. 10 Mar 1864 10 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, Co. E Clinton Assigned to New Co. B -10 Mar 1864 HOTZE, Robert F., pvt. 9th Caval~y, New Co. B Clinton 10 Mar 1864 - Mustered 'out 17 -Jul 186-5, DeVall's Bluff, AR 19 Oct 1861 HOUSER, James H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 15 Oct 1861 Douglas Co. Age 32, b. OH. No evidence of muster out on file HOUSTON, Samuel, 1st Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 23. Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861 at Wilson's Creek, MO. Mustered out with regiment, 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Burlingame 13 Sep 1861 HOYT, Charles H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence Promoted Corporal 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 HOYT, Charles H., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence Age 19, b. OH. Appointed Bugler 1 Feb 1862 13 Sep 1861 HOYT, Charles H., Bugler 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 1 May 1865 HOYT, Charles H., 1st Lt. 5th U.S. Volunteers KS Commissioned from civil life HUGHES, Randolph, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. A Black Jack 24 Sep 1861 24 Sep 1861 Age 19, b. OH. Deserted, Camp Halleck, KS, 18 Mar 1862 HUGHES, Robert, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence 22 Oct 1861 24 Oct 1861 Age 49, b. G. Britain. Discharged for disability 6 Sep 1862, Fort Riley, KS HUGHES, Thomas, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 18, b. PA. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864; wounded in action 14 Sep 1863 HUGHES, Thomas, pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 26 Jul 1864 Age 19, b. PA HUGHES, Thomas, 1st Lt. 15 Apr 1865 5th U.S. Volunteers KS Commissioned from civil life 14 Nov 1861 HUMES, John W., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Washington 14 Nov 1861 Died of inflamation of the brain, Leavenworth, KS, 16 Jan 1862 14 Nov 1861 HUMES, Samuel, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Washington 14 Nov 1861 Mustered out 9 May 1865, Fort Leavenworth, KS 24 Jul 1861 HUNTER, George, pvt. 9th Cavalry,Co.c Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 Age 23, b. PA. Promoted sergeant 24 Jul 1861; mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS ..... Q) 0\ ..... .....I Q) 0\ lJI C) o ::s rt ..... ::s s:: CD Q. �NAME, RANK REMARKS ..;:: o ..... :c: .o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE HUNTER, George, Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Reduced to ranks at his own request 3 Mar 1862 HUPP, M.B. (See HUPP, William B.) HUPP, William B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Twin Mound Age 25, b. OH. Discharged for disability, 23 May 1862, Troy, KS HUPP, William M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Twin Mound Age 18, b. OH. Discharged by civil authority 21 Jun_1862,_Lawrence,- KS, ·HUPP, William W. (See HUP-P; William M.) HUTCHESON, John M. (See HUTCHISON, John M.) HUTCHESON, Josiah (See HUTCHISON, Josiah) HUTCHISON, Alfred, Corp. 16th Cavalry, Co. 0 Lawrence Age 18, b. Canada HUTCHISON, C.H., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City Age 18, b. NH HUTCHISON, John M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Age 28, b. MO. Transferred to Company B, 20 Nov 1861. 1864 volume gives 8th KS Vol. HUTCHISON, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence Age 28, b. MO. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS HUTCHISON, Josiah, pvt. Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 31, b. TN. Transferred to Company B, 20 Nov 1861. 1864 volume gives 8th KS Vol. HUTCHISON, Josiah, pvt. Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. B Age 31, b. TN. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS HUTSON, James G., Corp. Lawrence 12th Infantry, Co. E HUXOLL, Frank, pvt. Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. 0 Age 38, b. Germany. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 IRONSIDES, Geo. R. , pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora IRVIN, Robert, pvt. Franklin 16th Cavalry, Co. I Age 44, b. PA IRWIN, John M., pvt. Clinton 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 43, b. PA. Assigned to New Company A IRWIN, John M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Clinton Promoted Blacksmith, 16 Jan 1865 IRWIN, John M., Blacksmith 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Clinton Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR IRWIN, Orril, pvt. Lawrence 12th Infantry, Co. E ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 3 Oct 1861 7 Oct 1861 3 Oct 1861 7 Oct 1861 for being-a minor 29 Dec 1863 20 Nov 1863 28 Sep 1861 20 Sep 1861 transfer to Co. H, same date for 28 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 o o ::s M- i-<- 28 Sep 1861 20 Sep 1861 same date for transfer to Co. H, 28 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 29 Aug 1862 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 3 Sep 1862 4 Feb 1864 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 20 Aug 1862 4 Sep 1862 ::s s:: (I) Q. �~ (1) '1:1 .... 0 ::;, (l) CD I--j , ~ 0 '"'"' ";i( ,~ ~ 0 "'" I-:' 'I \0 JACKSON, Brice A., pvt. 12 Feb 1862 9 Sep 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. C Palmyra Age 18, b. MA. Died of typhoid fever, 19 Mar 1862, near Prairie City, KS. 1864 volume gives date of death as 9 Mar 1862 JACKSON, Henry C., R.Q.M. 21 Nov 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City Age 37, b. TN JACKSON, Lewis, pvt. 24 Nov 1863 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City Age 18, b. IN JACOBS, John, pvt. 7 Oct 1861 3 Oct 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Clinton Age 21, b. NY. Discharged for disability~.23 ~an.1863, Fort Scott, KS JAMES', -Henry,· pvt. 13 Aug 1863 29 Aug 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 JAMES, Henry, pvt. 13 Aug 1863 29 Aug 1862 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Lawrence Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. JAMESON, George G., pvt. 30 Jun 1863 5 Mar 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. C Brooklyn Age 18, b. PA. Assigned to New Co. A JAMESON, George G., pvt. 30 Jun 1863 5 Mar 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Brooklyn Mustered out 29 Jun 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR JAMESON, James M., pvt. 30 Jun 1863 15 Mar 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. C Brooklyn Age 19, b. PA. Assigned to New Co. A JAMESON, James M., pvt. 30 Jun 1863 15 Mar 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Brooklyn Mustered out 16 Mar 1865 JANKINS, Joseph M., pvt. 20 Mar 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. K Prairie City Age 22, b. OH JEFFREY, Francis A., pvt. 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 19, b. MO. Assigned to New Co. B JEFFREY, Francis A., pvt. 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Mustered out May 1865 JOHNSON, Andrew, pvt. 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 31, b. VA. Discharged for disability 18 Aug 1862, Trenton, TN JOHNSON, Daniel Noble, pvt. 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 38, b. NY. Died in hospital at St. Louis, MO 5 Jun 1863. 1864 volume gives date of death 5 Jul 1863 JOHNSON, Jasper, pvt. 19 Sep 1862 3rd Battery Light Artillery Lawrence Age 18, b. Canada JOHNSON, John, pvt. 23 Jul 1863 16 Jul 1863 5th Cavalry, Co. L Lawrence Age 18, b. MO. Promoted Corporal JOHNSON, John, Corp. 23 Jul 1863 16 Jul 1863 5th Cavalry, Co. L Lawrence Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Vol. Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 JOHNSON, John F., pvt. 27 Mar 1862 27 Mar 1862 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 16, b. KS. Wounded in action 10 Feb 1863, Old River, LA, near Providence; assigned to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 26 May 1864 t:J 0 c: IQ III 'III"'"' n 0 c: ::;, M- '<: ~ 0 '::;,c:"'"' M- CD (1) I--j III ..... Q) 0'\ ..... I ..... Q) 0'\ ,V. 0 0 ::;, ....M-::;, c: (1) Q. �NAME, RANK REMARKS ~ (!) '1:l "".0 ~ ., ... (!) (!) 00;: 0 ...... -><: .. 00;: :a:0 ~ ...... 0:> 0 , .. '').. REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN JOHNSON, John F. , pvt. 17 Mar 1862 27 Mar 1862 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Lawrence Mustered out 27 May 1865 JOHNSON, Justin J., pvt. 13 Aug 1863 1 Apr 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. E Baldwin City Assigned to Co • L, Mar 1865 JOHNSON, Justin J., pvt. 13 Aug 1863 1 Apr 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Baldwin City Mustered out 15 Apr 1865, Little Rock, AR JOHNSON, Loss, pvt. Lawrence 16th Cavalry,.C9 .. G - Age 23-, b. - Denmark JOHNSON, Richard M., pvt. 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 22, b. IL. Assigned to New Co. B JOHNSON, Richard M., pvt. 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Mustered out May 1865 JOHNSON, Robert, pvt. 14 Nov 1861 14 Nov 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. Age 37, b. OH. Promoted to Corporal 20 Nov 1861. 1865 volume gives residence as Highland JOHNSON, Robert, Corp. 14 Nov 1861 14 Nov 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. , B Douglas Co. Age 37, b. IL. Died in hospital of pneumonia at Lawrence, (1864 vol.) 31 Dec 1861 (1865 vol.) 3 Jan 1862. 1865 volume gives residence as Highland. JOHNSON, Wallace H. , pvt. 13 Aug 1863 3 Apr 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. E Baldwin City Assigned to Co • L, Mar 1865 JOHNSON, Wallace H. , pvt. 13 Aug 1863 3 Apr 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Baldwin City Mustered out 15 Apr 1865, Little Rock, AR JOHNSON, William H., pvt. 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 18, b. PA. Died in hospital at St. Louis, MO 5 Jun 1863 JOHNSTON, William H. (See JOHNSON, William H.) JONES, David E., pvt. ·19 Dec 1861 19 Dec 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence Age 21, b. OH. Re-enlisted veteran JONES, David E., pvt. 24 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence Assigned to New Co. B JONES, David E., pvt. 24 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lawrence Promoted Farrier, 16 Jan 1865 JONES, David E., Farrier 24 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lawrence Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR JONES, Edward Jr., pvt. 27 Aug 1862 12th Infantry, Co. E Willow Springs JONES, Edward Sr., pvt. 27 Aug 1862 12th Infantry, Co. E Willow Springs JONES, John A., pvt. 27 Feb 1864 14 Feb 1864 2nd Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 JONES, John A., pvt. 27 Feb 1864 14 Feb 1864 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Lawrence Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. 0 0 c IQ ...... III III (") 0 c ~ N- '-<: 00;: 0 ...... c ~ N- ., (!) (!) III .... Q:) ~ ....I .... Q:) ~ ...VI 0 0 ~ N- "".c ~ (!) Q. �EXTRACTS FROII AN ABSTRACT NE QUARTER, SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 13, RANGE 19 LA'I'ER BLOCK 14, SOUTH HILLS No. 2 ADDITION, LAWRENCE, KANSAS Continued, from Vol. XV, No.3, Spring 1992. Charles and Emma Worley submitted this original Abstract of Title to The Pioneer, which was sent to our Society by the Johnson County Genealogical Society, and was prepared by Harry T. CRAIG of The Banks Co., 19 Jan 1965. The Society at this point has no capacity for making its abstracts available. Instead, we will publish references, where shown, so that anyone interested can go to the original records for further information. All references are to Douglas Co., KS deeds unless otherwise noted. 1867, 1.7 Sep: w~rranty deed, Clinton C. HUTCHINSON and Martha A. HUTCHINSON, his wife, to pe~er D. RIDENOUR, Thomas J. STERNBERGH, Charles A. PEASE and John B. SUTLIFF, for $3,000.00, the Southwest Quarter and the South Half of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 12, Township 13, Range 19, containing 60 acres of land more or less. Acknowledged 25 Sep 1867 by Clin.ton C. HUTCHINSON and Martha A. HUTCHINSON, his wife, in Franklin ,Co., KS. (Recorded 26 Sep 1867, Book s, p.195-196.) 1867, 14 Dec: Power of attorney, John B. SUTLIFF and Augusta A. SUTLIFF, .his wife; Peter D. RIDENOUR and Sarah L. RIDENOUR, his wife; Charles A. PEASE and Mary E. PEASE, his wife, and Thomas J. STERNBERGH, his wife, appoint P.O. RIDENOUR their attorney to sell and convey the above 60 acres and other land. Signed by John B. SUTLIFF, Augusta A. SUTLIFF, Peter D. RIDENOUR, Sarah L. RIDENOUR, Chas. A. PEASE, Mary E. PEASE, Thomas J. STERNBERGH, and Emma R. STERNBERGH, all ,acknowledging 14 Dec 1867 before Joseph E. RIGGS, Notary Public of Douglas Co., KS. (Recorded 14 Feb 1868, Book T, p.196-197.) 1868, 12 Mar: Warranty deed, John B. SUTLIFF and Augusta A. SqTLIFF, his wife; Peter D. RIDENOU~ and Sarah L. RIDENOUR, his wife; Charles A. PEASE and Mary E. PEASE, his wife; Thomas J. STERNBERGH and Emma R. STERNBERGH, his wife, to Benjamin M. GILL, for $1,000.00, the South 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, containing 20 acres, reserving 20 feet on the East end for a highway. signed by P.O. RIDENOUR as attorney in fact for the above grantors, and acknowledged by him 13 Mar 1868 before Geo. A. BANKS, Notary of Douglas Co., KS.:(Recorded 13 Mar 1868, Book T, p.308-109.) 1868, 12 Mar: Mortgage, Benjamin M. GILL and Nancy M. GILL, his wife, to P.O. RIDENOUR, the above 20 acres to secure debt of $900.00. Mortgage released 9 Oct 1869, attestS.S. HORTON, Register of Deeds. (Recorded 13 Mar 1868, Book G, p.305-306.) 1868, 16 Jun: Warranty deed, John B. SUTLIFF and Augusta A. SUTLIFF, his wife; Peter D. RIDENOUR and Sarah L. RIDENOUR, his wife; Charles A. PEASE and Mary E. PEASE, his wife; Thomas J. STERNBERGH and Emma R. STERNBERGH, his wife, to Sylvester H. LAFLIN, for $1,600.00, the North 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and the South 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, containing 40 acres, reserving 20 feet on East end for highway. Signed by P.O. RIDENOUR as attorney in fact for the above grantors. Acknowledged by Peter D. RIDENOUR same date before Paul R. BROOKS, Douglas Co. Clerk(Recorded 18 Jun 1868, Book U, p.149-150.) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 181 �Extracts from an Abstract, continued 1869, 27 Sep: Mortgage, Benjamin W. GILL and Nancie M. GILL to Daniel MILLER, to secure! debt of $600.00, the S 1/2 of SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, containing 20 acres. Acknowledged by Benjamin M. GILL and Nancy M. GILL before H.C. SCHELL, Notary of Douglas Co., KS. Mortgage released 27 Aug 1872, attest by Albert KNITTLE, Deputy Register of Deeds. (ReCorded 6 Oct 1869, Book H, p.629.) 1870, 12 Jul: Warranty deed, S.H. LAFLIN and Anna W., his wife, to George W. DEITZLER, for $2,520.00, the North 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and the South 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE'1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, containing 40 acres, reserving 20 feet'on East end for highway. Signed by sylvester H. LAFLIN and Anna W. LAFLIN and acknowledged by them 12 Jul 1870 before Theodore POPIN, Commissioner for Kansas at st. Louis, MO. (Recorded 22 Jul 1870, Book 1, I' p.513.) 1870, 22 Jul: Mortgage, George W. DEITZLER and __ DEITZLER, his wife, to Sylvester H. LAFLIN, the above 40 acres to secure debt of $1,200.00. Signed by Geo. W. DEITZLER and A.M. DEITZLER, and acknowledged by them same date before David C. BEACH, Notary of Douglas Co., KS. Mortgage released 25 Jul 1871, witness R.A. BETTS. (ReCorded 22 Jul 1870, and 22 Apr 1874, Book J, p.107- 108. ) 1871, 11 Sep: Warranty deed, Benjamin M. GILL and Nancy M. GILL, his wife, to George W. DEITZLER, for $100.00, 1 acre, beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19; running S 3 chains and 17 links; thence E 3 chains and 17 links; thence N 3 chains and 17 links; to the beginning. Acknowledged 12 Sep 1871 by grantors before Chas. CHADWICK, Justice of the Peace of Douglas Co., KS. (ReCorded 13 Sep 1871, Book 5, p.308.) 1874, 16 Mar: War~anty deed, George W. DEITZLER and Anna M. DEITZLER, his wife, to C.H. BRADFORD, for $40,000.00, (other real property) and the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, containihg 40 acres; and the above 1 acre. Acknowledged 17 Mar 1874 by George W. DEITZLER and Anna M. DEITZLER in San Francisco Co., CA. (Recorded 4 Apr 1874, Book 10, p.590-591.) 1874, 26 !1ar: Warranty deed, C.H. BRADFORD to A.M. DEITZLER, for $41,500.00, (other real property) and the above 40 acres and 1 acre. Acknowledged by C.H. BRADFORD 26 Mar 1874 in San Francisco Co., CA. (ReCorded 16 Apr 1874, Book 10, p.621.) 1874, 25 Apr: Powef. of attorney, Anna M. DEITZLER appoints George W. DEITZLER her attorney to lease or sell the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19. Acknowledged by Anna M. DEITZLER 25 Apr 1874 in San Francisco Co., CA. (Recorded 1 May 1874, Book 11, p.18.) 1878, 17 Apr: Warranty deed, Annie M. DEITZLER and Geo. W. DEITZLER, her husband, to Wm. C. TENNEY, for $1,000.00, the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, TWp. 13, Range 19, reserving 20 feet off the East end for a highway; also beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, thence S 3 and 17/100 chains, E 3 and 17/100 chains, N 3 and 17/100 chains, W 3 and 17/100 chains to the begin·ning, containing 41 acres. Acknowledged by George W. The Pioneer, Vol. xy, No.4 182 �Extracts from an Abstract, continued DEITZLER and Anna M. DEITZLER, his wife, 30 Apr 1878, in San Francisco Co., CA. (Rl9cOrded 7 May 1878, Book 17, p.388.) 1878, 6 Jul: Mortgage, William C. TENNEY and Elizabeth E. TENNEY, his wife, to Matthew BOLLES,to secure debt of $1,000.00, the above 41 acres. Mortgage assigned 5 Feb 1879 by Matthew BOLLES to Daniel LEACH. Acknowledged by Matthew BOLLES before M.S. BOLLES in Suffolk Co., MA. Mortgage assigned by Daniel LEACH of Boston, MA, 25 Jun 1880, to Geo. A. BANKS of Lawrence, KS. Acknowledged by, Daniel LEACH in suffolk Co., MA. Mortgage released 9 Jul 1880 by Geo. A. BANKS. (Recorded 2 Jan 1879, Book X, p.267-269, and 8 May 1879, Book X, p.585.)' 1880, 7 Jul: Warranty deed, William C. TENNEY and Elizabeth E. TENNEY, his wife, to Susan M. HOADLEY, for $1,600.00, the above 41 acres. Acknowledged 7 Jul 1880 by Wm. C. TENNEY and Elizabeth E. TENNEY, his wife, in Jackson Co., MO. (Recorded 1,0 Jul 1880, Book 22, p.208-209.) 1880, 10 Jul: Mortgage, Susan M. HOADLEY and D.L. HOADLEY, her husband, to Henry GAY, 40 acres in the N 1/2 of the SE 1/4 and the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19E, to secure debt of $700.00. Acknowledged by' grantors before G.W.E. GRIFFITH, Notary of Douglas Co., KS. Mortgage released 25 Mar 1884, attest by Frederick PETTIBONE, John D. BALDWIN. (Recorded 10 Jul 1880, and 14 Apr 1884, Book Z, p.247-249.) 1881, 21 Feb: Mortgage, Willard J. HOADLEY and Susan M. HOADLEY and D.L. HOADLEY, her husband, to G.W.E. GRIFFITH, 40 acres in the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 and the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the said NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19; also the N 1/2 of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 19, and the S 17.5 acres of the N 1/2 of said SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of said Sec. 19, Twp. 12, Range 20, to secure debt of $1,450.00. Acknowledged by grantors bfore R.G. JAMISON, Notary of Douglas Co., KS. Mortgage released 27 Jan 1882. (Recorded 6 Dec 1881, and 27-Jun 1882, Book 2, p.367.) 1883, 5 Mar: Warranty deed, Susan M. HOADLEY and D.L. HOADLEY, her husband, to Nathan L. WOOD, for $2,000.00, the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4, all in the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, subject to mortgage dated 10 Jul 1880 in favor of Henry GAY, which Nathan WOOD agrees to pay, and the unpaid taxes; also 1 acre, beginning at NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, thence S 3 & 17/100 chains, E 3 & 17/100 chains, N 3 and 17/100 chains, W 3 & 17/100 chains to the beginning. Acknowledged by grantors before H.E. BENSON, Notary of Douglas Co., KS. (Recorded 19 Mar 1883, Book 30, p.483.) 1903, 2 Dec: Warranty deed, Mary H. WOOD, widow; Chas. D. WOOD and Cora G. WOOD, wife; Fred S. WOOD and Lorena C. WOOD, wife; Thomas H. WOOD and Clara A. WOOD, wife; Mary WOOD, unmarried, being the sale heirs of Nathan L. WOOD, deceased, to John V. FRITZEL, for $3,200.00, the above property. Acknowledged 5 Jan 1904 by Mary H. WOOD and Mary WOOD in Jefferson Co., OH; 12 Jan 1904 by Thos. H. WOOD in' Sebastian Co., AR; 6 Jan 1904 by Fred S. WOOD and Lorena C. WOOD, husband and wife, in Stark Co., OH; 9 Jan 1904 by Chas. D. WOOD and Cora G. WOOD, husband, and wife, in Aluehua Co., FL; and 11 Jan 1904 by Clara A. WOOD, married and the wife of Thomas H. WOOD, in Wyandotte Co., KS. (Recorded 16 Jan 1904, Book 73, p.1~7-158.) The Pioneer, Vol., XV, No. 4 183 �Extracts from an Abstract, continued 1904, 16 Jan: Mortgage, John V. FRITZEL, unmarried, to Mary H. WOOD, to secure debt of S:2,000.00, the above property. Acknowledged by grantor before John M. NEWLIN, Notary of Douglas Co., KS. Mortgage released 30 Aug 1905, witness Geo. W. PIERCE. (Recorded 16 Jan 1904, and 5 Sep 1905, Book 42, p.305.) 1905, 28 Aug: Warranty deed, John V. FRITZEL and Anna A. FRITZEL, husband and wife, to Sarah E. LUTHER, for $1,500.00, the N. 12 acres of the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Rn. 19E of the 6th P.M. less the E 20 feet reserved for a road. Acknowledged 5 Sep 1905 by grantors before Hugh BLAIR, Notary of bouglas Co., KS. (Recorded 5 Sep 1905, Book 79, p.104.) 1905, 5 sep: Mortgage, John V. FRITZEL and Anna A. FRITZEL, his wife, to Louis BERGMAN, to secure, debt of $1,500.00, the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Ran. 19, and the S 8 acres of the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, less the E 20 feet of both tracts reserved for a road. Also beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Ran. :19, thence S 3 & 17/100 chains, thence E 3 & 17/100 chains, thence N 3 & 17/100 chains, thence W 3 & 17/100 chains, to the beginning, being in all 29 acres more or less. Acknowledged by grantors before Hugh BLAIR, Notary of Douglas Co., KS. (Recorded 5 Sep 1905, Book 43, p.20.) No release of this mortgage is shown on the records. 1905, 9 Oct: Mort~age, John V. FRITZEL and Anna A. FRITZEL, husband and wife, to Leon SCHWALD, to secure debt of $1,000.00, the N 1/2 of SW 1/4 of NE 1/4, and the S 8 acres:6f the S 1/2 of NW 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, East of the 6th P.M. Acknowledged by grantors before Wm. T. SINCLAIR, Notary of Douglas :Co., KS. (Recorded 31 Oct 1905, Book 43, p.56.) No release of this mortgage LS recorded. 1906, 5 Jun: Warranty deed, John V. FRITZEL and Anna FRITZEL, his wife, to L.H. SCHWALD, for ,$4,500.00, all the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 and S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, less the E 20 feet reserved for a road; also beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Ran. 19E of 6 P.M., thence S 3 17/100 chains, E 3 17/100 chains, N 3 17/100 chains, W 3 17/100 chains to beginning, 1 acre except a strip of even width off the N side containing 12 acres, deeded to Sarah LUTHER, containing in all 29 acres, excepting one mortgage for $1,500.00 and a 2nd mortgage for $1,000.00. Acknowledged 5 Jun 1906 by John V. FRTIZEL and Anna FRITZEL, his wife, in Benton Co., MO. (Recorded 6 Jun 1906, Book 77, p.106.) 1906, 31 Jul: Warranty deed, Leon H. SCHWALD to Mary M. HAMMOND, for $5,000.00, the above 29 acres. Mary M. HAMMOND to assume taxes for year 1906 and thereafter. Acknowledged 31 Jul 1906 by Leon H. SCHWALD before Albert SCHWALD, Notary, in' Benton Co., MO. (Recorded 1 Oct 1906, Book 77, p.303.) 1906, 16 Nov: warr~hty deed, Mary M. HAMMOND and W.F. HAMMOND, her husband, to Thomas H. JENSEN and Cynthia E. JENSEN, for $6,000.00, the above 29 acres, subject to $2,500.00 mortgage. Acknowledged 17 Nov 1906 by W.F. HAMMOND and Mary M. HAMMOND, his wife, in Jackson Co., MO. (Recorded 24 Nov 1906, Book 77, p.179.) , 1906, 17 Nov: Trust deed, Thos. H. JENSEN and Cynthia E. JENSEN, his wife, to Sam B. STROTHER, 2nd party, and Mary M. HAMMOND, 3rd party, for $1.00, the above 29 acres, to ,hold in trust for the following purposes: Whereas Thos. H. The 'Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 184 �Extracts from an Abstract, continued JENSEN and Cynthia E. JENSEN on 17 Nov 1906 made a promissory note to Mary M. HAMMOND for $1,000.00, $12.00 due on 1 Jan 1907 and $12.00 on the 1st day of each succeeding month thereafter at the rate of 6% per annum. The interest on each instrument and on the unpaid balance are to be paid at the maturity of each installment, and if default is made in the payment of any installment, then all the remaining installments shall become due at once. Thos. H. and Cynthia E. JENSEN agree to pay all taxes and assessments. Further provides for the keeping of the improvements on the land properly insured, and to keep the lands from all statutory leins, and if any requirements are not performed, then Mary M. H~OND may pay such taxes, assessments, insurance or final judgement for any statutory lein. If the note, interest, taxes, assessments and insurance are paid when due, this document to be void and property to be released. But if default is made, Sam B. STROTHER, or the Sheriff of Douglas Co. in case of his death, inability or absence, may proceed to sell the property at public auction and pay the note and other costs (outlined in this deed), and pay the balance, if any, to the JENSENs. Acknowledged 17 Nov 1906 by Thomas H. JE~SEN and Cynthia E. JENSEN, his wife, in Jackson Co., MO. (Recorded 24 Nov 1906, Book 80, p.149-153.) 1907, 21 Feb: Warranty deed, Thomas H. JENSEN and Cynthia E. JENSEN, his wife, to A.R. GANN, for $7,500.00, the above 29 acres. Taxes for 1907 not paid. Acknowledged 21 Feb 1907 by Thomas H. JENSEN and Cynthia E. JENSEN in Jackson Co., MO. (Recorded 13 Dec 1907, Book 80, p.420.) 1907, 21 Sep: Warranty deed, A.R. GANN and Bessie GANN, his wife, to C.C. MILLER, for $7,500.00, the above 29 acres. Taxes for 1907 not paid. Acknowledged 21 Sep 1907 by A.R. GANN and Bessie GANN in Barry Co., MO. (Recorded 13 Dec 1907, Book 77, p.386.) 1908, 6 Nov:. warranty deed, Charles C. MILLER and Blanch E. MILLER to A.J. McCALL, for exchange of property, the above 29 acres, the E 20 feet for a road resurve.yed, free and clear of all encumberances except deed of trust mortgage for $3,500.00 and tax for 1908. Acknowledged 6 Nov 1908 by Charles C. MILLER and Blanche E. MILLER, his wife, in Jackson Co., MO. (Recorded 11 Nov 1908, Book 77, p.553.) 1908, 2 Dec: Warranty deed, A.J. McCOLL and Lillian McCOLL to Jay M. JACKSON, for $9,000.00, the above 29 acres, free of all encumberances except a mortgage of $3,500.00, taxes for 1908 and accrued interest. Acknowledged 2 Dec 1908 by A.J. McCOLL and Lillian McCOLL, his wife, in Iowa Co., IA. (Recorded 20 Jan 1909, Book 80, p.587.) 1909, 10 Mar: Petition, District Court of Douglas Co., KS, George G. WRIGHT, plaintiff, vs. John V. FRTIZEL, Anna A. FRITZEL his wife, Leon H. SCHWALD, Mary M. HAMMOND, Sam B. STROTHER, and Jay M. JACKSON, Mrs. Jay M. JACKSON, wife of Jay M. JACKSON, first and true name unknown, defendants. Complaint states that on ~ Sep 1905, defendants John V. FRITZEL and his wife Anna A. FRITZEL executed and delivered to Louis BERGMAN a promissory note for $1,500.00, to be, 'paid in 5 years with 6% per annum interest payable semiannually (the terms of the note are outlined in detail), secured by a mortgage deed for the aboye 29 acres. Louis BERGMAN sold the note to George G. WRIGHT. Jay M. JACKSON i~ now the owner of the property. The interest coupons on the promissory note have never been paid. The taxes and assessments for 1907 and 1908 have not been paid. George G. WRIGHT, by the terms of the mortgage deed, declares the whole obligation due and payable and the mortgage deed absolute. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 185 �Extracts from an Abstract, continued Whatever claims de'fendants Leon H. SCHWALD, Mary M. HAMMOND and Sam B. STROTHER have in t'he property is unknown, but they are inferior to the plaintiff's claim. The mortgage deed by reason of default has become subject to foreclosure by decree of this court. There is now due to George G. WRIGHT the sum of $1,640.00. Defendants Jay M. JACKSON and Mrs. Jay M. JACKSON are non-residents of the the state of KS. Defendants Leon H. SCHWALD, Mary M. HAMMOND, and Sam B. STROTHERS are each non-residents of the state of KS. The property is unoccupied and vacant and being allowed to run down. The plaintiff asks that the defendants appear in court to set out their respective claims, that they be adjudged to have no legal interest in the land, that defendants John V. FRITZEL a~d Anna A. FRITZEL pay the plaintiff George G. WRIGHT $1,640.00 with 10% interest from the date of filing the suit, and that the mortgage be foreclosed and the property sold and the proceeds applied to the payment of debt, and an execution be awarded for the balance if any. 1909, 3 May, Journal Entry of Judgement, plaintiff George G. WRIGHT appearing by his attorney W.F. ZUMBRUNN, Esq., and defendant Mary M. HAMMOND appearing by her attorney J.H. MITCHELL, Esq., and defendants John V. FRITZEL, Anna A. FRITZEL, Leon H. SCHWALD, Sam B. STROTHER, Jay M. JACKSON and Mrs. Jay M. . JACKSON, his wifei not appearing and defaulted, the court finds defendants John V. FRITZEL and Anna A. FRITZEL are indebted to the plaintiff George G. WRIGHT amounting ip all to $1,609.07. The mortgage deed has become absolute and should be foreclosed. Defendants John V. FRITZEL and Anna A. FRITZEL are indebted to the defendant Mary M. HAMMOND on a promissory note dated 9 Oct 1905 to Leon SCHWALD, amounting in all to $1,119.00, which Leon SCHWALD sold to Mary M. HAMMOND, and which was secured by a mortgage deed also assigned to Mary M. HAMMOND. Default has been made in the payment of the note and the mortgage deed has :become absolute and should be foreclosed and the property sold to satisfy the debt. The mortgage is a second lein inferior to the plaintiff's lein. 'On 17 Nov 1906, Thomas H. JENSEN and Cynthia E. JENSEN his wife were owners ~f the above property and executed a promissory note to Ma~y M. HAMMOND, on wh~ch they defaulted, for which Mary M. HAMMOND is now due $1,138.32. This note was also secured by a deed of trust, conveying the real estate to defendant Sam B. STROTHER as trustee for Mary M. HAMMOND. The deed of trust has become absolute and should be foreclosed and the property sold, and that the said deed of trust is a third lein on the property. Jay M. JACKSON ii3 the owner of the property subject only to the above leins of plaintiff George G.' WRIGHT and defendant Mary M. HAMMOND. Defendants John V. FRITZEL and Anna A. FRITZEL, Leon H. SCHWALD and Sam B. STROTHER have parted with any interest, right or title in the property. The Court orders John V. FRITZEL and Anna A~ FRITZEL pay George G. WRIGHT $1,609.97 and interest at 10% from this date, and pay Mary M. HAMMOND $1,119.00 and interest at 6% from this date; that Thomas H,' JENSEN and Cynthia E. JENSEN pay Mary M. HAMMOND $1,138.32; that th~ mortgages and deed of trust be foreclosed, and upon the sale of the property, with proceeds be applied 1st to taxes, 2nd to costs of the suit, 3rd to the claim of plaintiff George G. WRIGHT, 4th to the claim of Mary M. HAMMOND, and 5th, if there is any balance, to the defendants as their interests may appear. (Journal Z, p.444) 1909, 26 May: Proof of Publication of Notice of Sale, J.R. BRADY, sworn before Henry H. ASHER, Clerk, says he is the principal clerk of the Lawrence Daily Journal and the Lawrence Tribune •••. (Filed 28 Jun 1909.) 1909, 29 Jun: Sher~ff's Return on Order of Sale, on 28 Jun 1909 the above property was sold at public auction at the front door of the Douglas County Court House to Mary M. HAMMOND for $3,800.00, she being the highest bidder. 1909, 29 Jun, Confirmation of Sale, Certificate of Sale is ordered to be issued for 18 months period of redemption. (Civil Appearance Docket R, p.221.) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 186 �Extracts from an Abstract, continued 1910, 3 Dec: warranty deed, Jay M. JACKSON and wife Dora A. JACKSON to Mary M. HAMMON, for $4,200.00, the above 29 acres. Acknowledged 3 Dec 1910 by Jay M. JACKSON and Dora A. JACKSON, his wife, in Jackson Co., MO. (ReCorded 14 Dec 1910, Book 88, p.482.) 1910, 27 Dec: Mortgage, Anna R. WILLIAMS and S.M. WILLIAMS, her husband, to Dora A. JACKSON, the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, and the S 8 acres of the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of said Sec. 12, less the E 20 feet reserved for a road. Also beginning at the NW corner of the ~ 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, thence S 3.17 chains, E 3.17 dhains, N 3.17 chains, W 3.17 chains to the beginning, being in all 29.5 acres more or less, to secure debt of $1,700.00. Acknowledged 27 Dec 1910 by Anna R. WILLIAMS and S.M. WILLIAMS, her husband, in Jackson Co., MO. Mortgage released 13 Dec 1912 by Dora A. JACKSON, Jackson Co., MO. (Recorded 6 Jan 1911, Book 48, p.145, and 15 Jan 1914, Book 51, p.357.) 1911, 5 Jan: Mortgage, Jay M. JACKSON and Dora A. JACKSON, husband and wife, to Mary M. HAMMOND, the above 29.5 acres, to secure debt of $3,200.00. Acknowledged 5 ~an 1911 by Jay M. JACKSON and Dora A. JACKSON, husband and wife, in Jackson Co., MO. Mortgage released 7 Mar 1914. (Recorded 6 Jan 1911, and 7 Mar 1914, Book 48, p.147.) 1911, 5 Jan: Quit Claim deed, Mary M. HAMMOND and W.F. HAMMOND, husband and wife, to Jay M.. JACKSON, for $8,000.00, the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp~ 13, Range 19, and the S 8 acres of the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, less the E 20 feet of both tracts reserved for a road; also beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, thence S 3.17 chains, thence E 3.17 chains, thence N 3.17 chains, thence W 3.17 chains, to the beginning, being in all 29.5 acres more or less. Acknowledged 5 Jan 1911 by Mary M. HAMMOND and W.F. HAMMOND, her husband, in Jackson Co., MO. (Recorded 6 Jan 1911, Book 86, p.300.) 1911, 5 Jan: war~anty deed, Jay M. JACKSON and Dora A. JACKSON, husband and wife, to Anna R., WILLIAM, for $1. 00 and other valuable considerations, the above 29.5 acres, free of all encumberances except $3,200.00 in favor of Mary M. HAMMOND. Acknowledged 5 Jan 1911 by Jay M. JACKSON and Dora A. JACKSON, his wife, in Jackson Co., MO. (ReCorded 5 Aug 1911, Book 84, p. 583-584.) 1911, 17 Mar: Sheriff's Deed, W.H. BANNING, Sheriff of Douglas Co., KS to Mary M. HAMMOND, for '$3,800.00, reciting the above court action, stating that the period of redemption has expired and the real estate has not been redeemed. Therefore the Sheriff conveys the above property. (Recorded 15 Jan 1914, Book 90, p.533-534.) '. 1912, 13 Jun: Warranty deed, Sarah E. LUTHER and C.M. LUTHER, her husband, to Charles A. SAlLE, for $2,400.00, the N 12 acres of the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19E of the 6th P.M., less the E 20 feet reserved for a road. Acknowledged by grantor before Frank E. BANKS, Notary of Douglas Co., KS .. (Recorded 13 Jun 1912, Book 91, p.90.) 1912, 13 Jun: Mortgage, Charles A. SAlLE, an unmarried man, to Sarah E. LUTHER, the above 12 acres to secure debt of $1,200.00. Mortgage released 1 Mar 1913. Acknowledged by grantor before Frank E. BANKS, notary of Douglas Co., KS. (Recorded 14 Jun 1912, and 3 Mar 1913, Book 49, p.447.) The Pioneer, vol • . XV, No. 4 187 �Extracts from an Abstract, continued 1914, 2 Jan: Deed, Annie R. WILLIAMS joined by her husband, S.M. WILLIAMS, to Andrew ANDERSON, for $5,712.00, the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, and the S 8 acres of the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, less the E 20 feet reserved for a road; also beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, thence S 3.17 chains, thence E 3.17 chains, thence N 3.17 chains, thence W 3.17 chains, to the beginning, being in all 29.5 acres more or less, subject to mortgage in favor of W.F. HAMMOND in which there is a balance owing of $2,700.00 to 1 Jan 1914. Acknowledged 2 Jan 1914 by S.M. WILLIAMS and Annie R. WILLIAMS in Hildago Co., TX. (ReCorded 15 Jan 1914, Book 90, p.534.) 1915, 20 Aug: Affidavit, M.M. JACKSON deposes that he was personally acquainted with Annie R. WILLIAMS whose name is shown as Annie R. WILLIAM in a deed from Jay M. JACKSON and Dora A. JACKSON dated 5 Jan 1911, and he knows that Annie R. WILLIAM and Annie R. WILLIAMS are the same person. Sworn in Jackson Co., MO. (ReCorded 18 Mar 1918, Book 102, p.42.) 1915, 27 Oct: Quit claim deed, Mary M. HAMMOND and W.F. HAMMOND, her husband, to Andrew ANDERSON, for $1.00, the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, and the S 8 acres of the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, less the E 20 feet reserved for a road; Also beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, thence S 3.17 ,chains, E. 3.17 chains, N 3 17/100, W 3 17/100 chains to the beginning. Acknowledged 2 Dec 1915 by Mary M. HAMMOND and W.F. HAMMOND, her husband, in Jackson Co., MO. (ReCorded 15 Mar 1916, Book 98, p.43.) 1916, 25 Jan: Quit Claim Deed, Annie R. WILLIAMS and S.M. WILLIAMS, her husband, to Andrew ANDERSON, for $1.00, made to correct an error in the deed between the same parties dated 2 Jan 1914, beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, thence S 3.17 chains, E 3.17 chains, N 3.17 chains, W 3.17 chains to the beginning. Acknowledged 4 Feb 1916 by Annie R. WILLIAMS in Sebastian Co., AR, and 31 Jan 1915 (sic?) by S.M., WILLIAMS in Marion Co., AR. (ReCorded 15 Mar 1916, Book 98, p.44.) 1916, 1 Mar: Mortgage, Keren H. BUCK, a single woman, to Andrew ANDERSON, the N 1/2 of the SW 1/~ of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, and the S 8 acres of the S 1/2 'of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, less the E 20 feet reserved for a road; Also beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, thence S 3.17 chains, E 3.17 chains, N 3.17 chains, W 3.17 chains to the beginning, to secure debt of $ 2080.00. Acknowledged 11 Mar 1916 by Keren H . BUCK ~'n K'~owa C0., KS . Mor t gage released 9 Feb 1918'. (Recorded 15 Mar 1916, and 23 Apr 1918, Book 55, p.133) 1916, 2 Ma.r: Warra~ty deed, Andrew ANDERSON and Annie ANDERSON, his wife, to Keren H. BUCK, for $1.00 and exchange of property not exceeding $6,000.00, the above property. (Recorded 15 Mar 1916, Book 97, p.241.) 1918, 22 Feb: Affidavit, John M. NEWLIN of Douglas Co., KS, affirms on oath that he was well acquainted with Nathan L. WOOD in his lifetime and with his family; that Nathan L. WOOD died intestate prior to 2 Dec 1903 seized of the , ' N 1/2 of SW 1/4 of ,NE 1/4, Sec. 12, and S 1/2 of NW 1/4 of NE 1/4, Sec. 12, Tp. 13, Rg. 19; that he left as his sale and only heirs surviving him his widow, Mary H. WOOD, and his children Charles D. WOOD, Fred S. WOOD, Thomas H. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 188 �Extracts from an,Abstract, continued WOOD, and Mary WOOD, all of full age; that as he believes there are no unpaid debts against said estate. (Recorded 13 Feb 1959, Book 204, p.225.) 1918, 26 Feb: Affidavit, John FRITZEL, of lawful age, sworn before Frank E. BANKS, Notary, says he is well acquainted with Charles C. MILLER, who on 6 Nov 1908 conveyed to A.J. McCALL 29 acres in NE 1/4, Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Rg. 19, Douglas Co., KS, and that he is the same person named in entry 34, recorded 13 Dec 1907 in Book 77, p.386, as C.C. MILLER. (Recorded 13 Feb 1959, Book 204, p.228.) 1918, 26 Mar: Affidavit, John V. FRITZEL, of lawful age, says that he is well acquainted with Leon H. SCHWALD, who, on 31 Jul 1906, on which date Leon H. SCHWALD was unmarried, conveyed to Mary M. HAMMOND, 29 acres in NE 1/4 of Sec. 12, Tp. 13, Rg. 19, that he is the same person as L.H. SCHWALD in the entry recorded in Deed Book 77, p.106, and that he is the same person as Leon H. SCHWALD, one of ,the defendants in action #10374 in District Court Douglas Co., KS. (Recorded 13, Feb 1959, Book 204, p.228.) ,, 1918, 16 Apr: Re:lease of Mortgage, W.F. HAMMOND recited that Anna R. WILLIAMS and her husband, S.M.! executed a deed to Andrew ANDERSON for 29.5 acres in Douglas Co., KS,' 'mentioning a mortgage to W.F. HAMMOND. The mortgage referred to has not been recorded, but the debt has been paid. Acknowledged 16 Apr 1918 by W.F. HAMMOND in Jackson Co., MO. (Recorded 18 Apr 1918, Book 57, p.104.) 1918, 20 Apr: Warranty deed, Keren H. BUCK, an unmarried woman, to Charles A. SAlLE, for $2,000,.00, 18 acres beginning at an iron pipe in the S line of, the N 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4~ Sec. 12, at a point 471.5 feet W of the SE corner of said tract, thence W on said S line 860.5 feet to the W boundary of said quarter section, thence N on said boundary 927 feet to the NW corner of the S 8 acres of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of said Sec. 12, thence E on the N boundar}" of said 8 acres 860 feet to an iron pipe, thence S parallel with the E line of the W 1/2 of the NE 1/4 said section, 927 feet to the place of beginning; also beginning at the NW corner of the S 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of said Section 12; thence S 3.17 chains, E 3.17 chains, N 3.17 chains, W 3.17 chains to beginning, containing 1 acre, all in Twp. 13, Range 19E of the 6th P.M. as surveyed by Holland WHEELER. (Recorded 23 Apr 1918, Book 104, p.19.) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 189 �RECENT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS Obituaries listed'here are abstracted from the Lawrence Journal World. The edition in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. The obituaries themselves usually give much more information. ALLEN, Thelma Abby (BELL), of Lawrence, KS, b. 14 Jan 1903, Lawrence, KS, daughter of George and Cora M. (SAYLOR) BELL; d. 16 Dec 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Neosho Memorial Park Cemetery, Goodman, MO; m. Apr 1944, E.G. ALLEN (d. Dec. 1979). (Tues., 17 Dec. 1991) BARTZ, Charles Raymond, of Eudora, KS, b. 1 Jan. 1907, Eudora, KS, son of Fred C. and Lydia Haas BARTZ; d. Tues., 25 Feb. 1992, Eudora, KS; bur. Eudora Cemetery; m., 1939, Lawrence, KS, Edna MATHES (d. 1943). (Thurs., 27 Feb. 199.2) BARTZ, George W., of Eudora, KS, b. 3 May 1904, Eudora, KS, son of Fred and Lydia (HASS) BARTZ; d. Mon., 27 Jan. 1992, Eudora, KS; bur. Eudora Cemetery; m; 9 Dec. 1933, Eudora, KS, Zena ZIEGLER (d. 26 Jul., 1986). (Tues., 28 Jan., and Wed., 29 Jan., 1992) BIGGERS, Alta Berta (LATHROM), of MO, b. 29 Sep 1914, Wright Co., MO, daughter of Andrew E. and Lydia Florence Riley LATHROM; d. Sat., 18 Apr. 1992, Lawrence, KSwhile visiting family; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. early 1930s, Leonard BIGGERS (d. 1980). Preceeded in death by son Clyde BIGGERS and daughter Betty PLANK. (Sun., 19 Apr 1992) BLACK, Mattie G. (,TARPY), of Lawrence, KS, b. 22 Jan. 1906, Clinton, KS, daughter of Martin and Sarah Catherine Harrell TARPY; d. Sun., 12 May 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Underwood cemetery, Jefferson Co., KS; m. 8 Nov,. 1924, Leavenworth, KS, Frank M. BLACK (d. 14 Mar. 1987). (Mon., 13 May 1991) BOUTON, Elizabeth Ellen (LAMB), of Lawrence, KS, b. 21 Aug. 1904, southwest Douglas Co., .KS, daughter of Daniel and Mary Badsky LAMB; d. Frio, 19 Jul., 1991, L~wrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 13 Jan. 1923, Lawrence, KS, Harry BOUTON (d. 23 Sep. 1973). (Sun., 21 Jul. 1991) BUCHHEIM, William d., of Topeka, KS, b. 10 Jun. 1906, rural Douglas Co., KS, son of William F. BUCHHEIM Sr. and Anna KURTZ; d. Tues., 4 Feb. 1992, Leavenworth, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 7 Aug. 1947, Reno, NV, Clara SPAHN. (Tues., 4 Feb. 1992) COCKROFT, Edna G. (CAVENDER), of Eudora, KS, b. 18 Jun 1904, Catesby, Indian Territory of Oklahoma, daughter of Hardin and Fannie Pearson CAVENDER; d. Sat., 11 Apr 1992, at the home of her son, Eudora, KS; bur. Oakwood cemetery, Baldwin, KS. Wed., 15 Apr 1992) COKER, Berenice R. -(RUTHERFORD), of Lawrence, KS, b. 9 Feb. 1906, Lawrence, KS, daughter of A.C. and Martha Fredrickson RUTHERFORD; d. Wed., 18 Sep. 1991, Lawrence, KS; Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. Jun. 1926, Paul A. COKER, Sr. (d. 14 Mar. 1991). (Thurs., 19 Sep. 1991) DONALDSON, Cecile Fay (HUMPHREY), of Tecumseh, KS, b. 11 Aug 1901, Clinton, KS, daughter of Horace B. and Maude Kay McKinney HUMPHREY; d. Sat., 23 Nov 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Clinton Cemetery; m. 4 Apr 1926, Belvoir, KS, George Ralph DONALDSON (d. 29 Mar 1991). (Mon., l5 Nov 1991) FARINGER, George Emery, of rural Ottawa, KS, b. 14 Aug. 1906, Lawrence, KS; d. Thurs., 3 Jan. 1991, Ottawa, KS; m. 25 Jan. 1942, Joplin, MO, Nellie Charlene BISHOP. (Fri., 4 Jan. 1991) The P ioneex', Vol. XV, No. 4 190 �Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas county Residents, continued FISHBACK, Eva B., b. 11 Feb. 1907, Lawrence, KS, daughter of Louis Wallace and Kate BRADSHAW; d. Tues., 26 Nov. 1991, Kansas City, MO; m. Mar. 1927, Walter FISHBACK (d. 1975). (Thurs., 28 Nov. 1991) HAGGAR'r, RobertA., of Laguna Hills, CA, b. 24 May 1901, Ottawa, KS, son of Dr. Alexander HAGGART and Maria Jane OECHSLI; d. 4 Jan 1992, Laguna Hills, CA; m. 6 Jan 1876, Colorado Springs, CO, Helen KIRKLAND. (Tues., 7 Jan 1992) HAUSMAN, Clarence H., of Eudora, KS, b. 20 Sep 1903, Eudora, KS, son of Henry and Minnie (MEEDER) HAUSMAN; d. Tues., 14 Apr 1992, Lawrence, KS; bur. Clearfield Cemetery south of Eudora, KS; m. 11 Nov 1922, Douglas Co., KS, Dorothy GABRIEL. (Wed., 15 Apr 1992) HESS, Ralph Jacob, Sr., of Lawrence, KS, b. 24 Jul 1915, Lawrence, KS, son of Carl Henry and Martha Eva Garrett HESS; d. Tues., 21 Apr 1922, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 22 Jul 1936, Lawrence, KS, Ruth Eliz~beth SOUDER. (Wed., 22 Apr 1992) HULTS, Joseph A~lo, of Sherman Oaks, CA, b. 26 Jun. 1906, Lawrence, KS; d. ']~ues., 26, Feb., 1991, Los Angeles, CA; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 25 Jun., 1955, New York, Doris JOHNSON. (Thurs., 28 Feb, and Fri., 1 Mar., 1991) HUMPHREY, Alfred M., of Burlingame, KS, b. 11 Dec. 1906, Belvoir, Douglas Co., KS; d. Sat., 13 Apr. 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Pleasant Hill Cemetery near Richland,KS. (Mon., 15 Apr. 1991) JOHNSON, L. Marie (PETEFISH), of Lawrence, b. 11 Sep. 1903, Seigel, Douglas Co., KS, daughter of Alva and Daisy Hickock PETEFISH; d. Fri., 21 Jun. 1991, Lawrence, KS. (Sat., 22 Jun. 1991) KALB, Helen (BREITHAUPT), of Baldwin, KS, b. 5 Oct 1901, near Clearfield, KS, daughter of John Jacob and Ida Neiger BREITHAUPT; d. Sun., 20 Jun 1991, Baldwin, KS; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin, KS; m. 16 Apr 1924, Topeka, KS, Ralph I. KALB (d. 31 Oct 1958). (Mon., 1 Jul 1991) LEWIS, Harold Russell, of Lawrence, KS, b. 8 Dec. 1904, Lakeview, KS, don, of James Wesley and Florence Daniels LEWIS; d. Sat., 25 Apr 1992, Lawr,ence, KS; m. Bernice HAMPTON (d. 1978). Preceeded in death by son Harold ,James LEWIS (d. 1959). (Sun., 26 Apr. 1992) MARCKLEY, Dorolyn (ULRICH), of Lawrence, KS, b. 17 Apr. 1904, Douglas Co., KS; d.' Thurs., 10 Oct 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Pleasant Grove Cemetery, south of Lawrence, KS; m. Jan. 1944, Walter J. MARCKLEY (d. 24 Jan. 1982). (Fri., 11 Oct. 1991) McCREATH, Lucille F., of rural Lawrence, KS, b. 25 Nov 1901, Kansas City, KS, daughter o'f Walter and Louise Ehrhardt FLOYD; d. Wed., 12 Feb 1992, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 24 Apr 1920, David McCREATH (d. 21 Dec 1958). (Wed., 12 Feb 1992) METCALF, Dorothy May (ELLIOTT), of Lawrence, b. 29 May 1914, Lawrence, KS~ daughter of Thomas G. and Louella Harris ELLIOTT; d. Sun., 19 Apr 1992, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 12 Feb 1932, Lawrence, KS, Maxwell B. METCALF. (Tues., 21 Apr 1992) POOCH, Walter H., of Clearfield, KS, b. 26 Oct. 1904, Clearfield, KS, son of Herman C. and Anna E. Moldenhauer POOCH; d. Sat., 21 Dec. 1991, Eudora, KS; m. 14 Sep. 1927, Topeka, KS, Vera L. REW. (Fri., 27 Dec. 1991) REUSCH, Vera Mildred, of Topeka, KS, b. 8 Oct. 1906, Muscotah; d. Sun., 2 Jun. 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 1930, Clifford Veral REUSCH (d. 1984). (Tues., 4 Jun. 1991) The Pioneer, Vol.' XV, No. 4 191 �Recent Obituaries, of Early Douglas county Residents, continued ROSS, Mildred Christine (SCHOEPFLIN), of Baldwin, KS, b. 1 Jan 1904, Yates Center, KS, daughter of Jacob Frederick and Emma Christine Post SCHOEPFLIN;'d. Tues., 10 Mar. 1992, Lawrence, KS; bur. Worden Cemetery in southwest Douglas Co., KS; m. Finis E. ROSS (d. Jan. 1987). (Thurs., 12 Mar. 199?) RUBLE, Anne Hansen, of Fremont, CA, b. 19 Jun 1902, Vinland, KS; d. Fr i., 3 Jan. 1992, Fremont, CA; bur. Vinland Cemetery, Vinland, KS; m. Dr. Robert L. RUBLE. (Sat., 18 Jan. 1992) \, SCHAAKE, Arlene R. (ROBERTS), of Lawrence, KS, b. 6 Aug 1905, Lawrence, KS, daughter of Frank H. and Louise Watkins ROBERTS; d. Wed., 10 Ju. 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 19 Oct. 1947, Lawrence, KS, Milton L. SCHAAKE (d. 27 Feb. 1982). (Thurs., 11 Jul., and Fri., 12 Jul., 1991) SCHULZ, William Roy, of New York, NY, b. 7 Feb. 1906, Lawrence, KS, son of William Henry and Emily Matilda Person SCHULZ; d. Mon., 18 Nov. 1991, New York, N~; bur. Stull cemetery, Douglas Co., KS. (Mon., 18 Nov., and Tues., 19 Nov., 1991) SCOTT, Jay J., of Topeka, b. 10 Apr 1907 on a farm near LeLoup, KS, son of John and Lilie Carpenter SCOTT; d. Tues., 21 Apr 1992, Frankfort; bur.. Highland Cemetery, Ottawa, KS; m1. Oct 1929, LeLoup, KS, Helen SPRING (d~ 1971); m2. 12 Apr 1974, Frankfort, Ruby SCHOLZ. (Wed., 22 Apr 1992) SCOTT, Pearl L., of Lawrence, KS, b. 6 Apr. 1906, KS; d. Sun., 10 Nov. 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 16 Oct. 1946, Lawrence, KS, Richard A. SCOTT (d. 1 Dec. 1980). (Mon., 11 Nov. 1991) SEIWALD, Alma J. (SCHEHRER), of Eudora, KS, b. 18 Sep. 1899, Eudora, KS, daughter of Wendelin and Barbara Ernst SCHEHRER; d. 19 Apr 1992, Lawrence, KS; bur. Holy Family Catholic Cemetery, Eudora; m. 14 May 1924, Eudora, KS, Alfred SEIWALD (d. 20 Oct 1989). (Mon., 20 Apr. 1992) STALLARD, Claude "Jake", of Perry, KS, b. 26 Jul 1901, Lawrence, KS, son of Peter and Caroline stamper STALLARD; d. Sun., 29 Sep. 1991, Wincpester, KS; bur. Ple,asant View Cemetery, Oskaloosa, KS; m. 17 Jul 1958, Ruby HUDSON (d. 21 Feb 1983). (Tues., 1 Oct 1991) STEELE, Alfred Hale, of Baldwin, KS, b. 26 Jun 1904, Kewanee, IL, son of Alfred H. and Annie Elizabeth Warnock STEELE; d. Sun., 2 Feb. 1992, Baldwin, KS; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin, KS; m. 24 Jun. 1931, Ottawa, KS, Cainie Frances WALLACE. (Tues., 4 Feb. 1992) STEVENIN, Charles A., Jr., of Baldwin, KS, b. 13 Jan. 1905, Kansas City, MO, son of Charles Artedore STEVENIN Sr. and Hattie BELDOM; d. Thurs., 20 Jun. 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin, KS; m1. 1926, Anna Belle HOBSON (d. 1928); m2. Thelma Beatrice DOYLE (div.); m3. 1954, Beat,rice JOHNSON (d. 19 Jul. 1989). (Fri., 21 Jun. 1991) STORY, Mary E. Beck (BECKERDITE) of Paola, KS, b. 30 Jun 1901, Pleasant Garden, NC, daughter of Quincy Franklin and Luella Frazier BECKERDITE; d. Wed., 4 Sep. 1991, Paola, KS; bur. Sutton Cemetery west of Baldwin, KS; m1. 29 Apr 1918, Harrisonville, MO, Philo Karl BECK (d. 11 Apr. 1965); m2. 13 Apr 1966, AR, Charles STORY (d. 24 Nov. 1977). (Thurs., 5 Sep. 1991) VAUGHN, Zelma Leona, of Tulsa, OK, b. 14 May 1904, Brookfield, MO, daughter of Charles William and Margretha Helena Farrenkodd VAUGHN; d. Mon., 13 May 1991, Tulsa, OK; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin, KS; m. Glenn MURPHY (div.). (Wed • .' 15 May 1991) WHITTAKER, Florence, (WEEKS), of Bay Village, OH, b. 30 Jul. 1904, Vinland, KS, daughter of Homer and Mae Baker WEEKS; d. Mon., 11 Nov. 1991, Bay Village, OH; bur. Brroklyn Heights Cemetery, Cleveland, OH. (Sat., 23 Nov. 1991) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 192 �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. GIMBLEI' OR GIMBLEI"I', EVANS Seeking infonna.tion on the parents of Jam George Gimblet who was born in Pennsylvania aroUnd 1854-1857. Reportedly, Jom George's father was killed in a coal mining accident around 1861 and his nother, Ann, remarried Thcmas E. Evans and noved to Douglas County, Kansas. Jom George was reared as an Evans; l:'xJwever, when he left ~'h:ma" he assuned his birth narre, Gimblet. The Gimblet and Evanp families both carre fran Wales. Infonna.tion about Thcmas E. Evans' first wif~ could be helpful. Will correspond and pay for copies , relating to this; trace. Ernest C. Gimblet, 1026 Martin, Houston, TX77018-2016 MYERS I would appreciate hearing fran anyone with any infonna.tion on Jom D. Myers, Jr. and Frank Benjamin Myers. Jom D. was born in 1860 in Indiana and was in Douglas County, KS, Clinton Twp in 1880. His parents were Jom And Harmah' Sarah Myers. Frank Benjamin was born in 1876 in Clinton Twp, Douglas Co., KS. His parents were Jom and Elizabeth(Jones) Myers. In 1880 he was in Clinton Twp. Patsy Boggs, 11556 EI Camino Real Rd., M:>ntrose, Colorado 81401 RUYLE, SNODGRASS, Seeking info re ,~llie Belle Ruyle b 1885 Texas or-Tennessee, d 1959 buried Hutchinson, Kansas. wife of Charles S. Snodgrass b 1876 d 1956. 1919 lived in chase, Kansas. Gerald L. Larson, 47 Aalapapa Place Kailua HI 96734 ' , , The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 193 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER, VOL. XV, No. 4 ABDELAL A.G., 163 ALBRIGHT Barbara, 160 Barbara ELLen, 160 B. Ellen, 160 Charlotte, 160 Frederick, 160 John, 160 Joseph, 160 Leonora, 160 Mr., 161 Rebeca Ann, 160 Sarah Jane, 160 ALLEN E.G., 190 Thelma Abby, 190 ANDERSON Andrew, 188, 189 Annie, 188 ASHENBRENNER Frederick, 175 ASHER Henry H., 186 BADSKY Mary, 190 BAKER Isaac L., 163 Mae, 192 BALDWIN John D., 183 BANKS Frank E., 187, 189 Geo. A., 18", 183 BANNING W.H., 187 BARTZ Charles Raymond, 190 Fred C., 190 George W., 190 Lydia Haas, 190 BASEMAN Carrie, 162 Frances, 162 Henry Jr., 162 Henry Sr., 162 Louisa E., 162 William, 162 BEACH David C., 182 BECK Philo Karl, 192 .BECKERDITE Luella Frazier, 192 Mary E., 192 Quincy Franklin, 192 BELDOM Hattie, 192 BELL Cora M. Saylor, 190 George, 190 Thelma Abby, 190 BENSON H.E., 183 BERGMAN Louis, 184, 185 BETTS R.A., 182 BIGGERS Al ta Berta, 190 Betty, 190 Clyde, 190 Leonard, 190 BISHOP Nellie Charlene, 190 BLACK Frank M., 190 Matti e G., 190 BLAIR Hugh, 184 BLECHSCHMIDT Salema Freda, 160 BOLLES Matthew, 183 M.S., 183 BOUTON Elizabeth Ellen Lamb, 190 Harry, 190 BOYNTON Joseph A., 160 Mr., 161 I, BRADFORD C.H., 182 BRADSHAW Eva B., 191 ,' Kate, 191 Louis Wallace, 191 BRADY J.R., 186 BREITHAUPT Helen, 191 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 BREITHAUPT, cont. Ida Nei ger, 191 John Jacob, 191 BROOKS Paul R., 181 BROWN J.D., 163 BUCHHEIM William C., 190 William F., Sr., 190 BUCK Keren H., 188, 189 CARPENTER Lil ie, 192 CAVENDER Edna G., 190 Fannie Pearson, 190 Hardin, 190 CHADWICK Chas., 182 CLARK Henry S., 163 H., 163 H.N., 163 N.H., 163 CLING A., 163 COCKROFT Edna E. Cavender, 190 COKER Berenice R., 190 Paul A., 190 CRAMER J.A., 163 DANIELS Florence, 191 DARLI NG LC., 163 DEITZLER Anna M., 182, 183 Annie M., 182 George W., 182, 183 DESKINES John, 163 DONALDSON Cecile Fay Humphrey, 190 George Ralph, 190 DOYLE Thelma Beatrice, 192 194 DRIMMEL Cecilia Maria, 162 DYRE John, 163 M., 163 Thos., 163 EBERHART Henry, 163 EHRHARDT Louise, 191 ELDRIDGE S.W., 163 ELLIOTT Dorothy May, 191 Louella Harris, 191 Thomas G., 191 ERNST Barbara, 192 EVANS Nathan R., 164 William, 164 EVENHART John F., 164 EVENS H.P., 163 EVERITT David, 164 FAHY Martin, 164 FAIRBANKS Newton P., 164 FARINGER George Emery, 190 FARMER James 0., 164 Jonathan, 165 Lemuel, 165 Samuel, 165 FARRENKODD Margretha Helena, 192 FAUCETT John F., 165 FAULDS George, 165 George D., 165 FAYT Martin, 165 FELL Benjamin, 165 �, II FELT Lucius H., 165 FERGUSON T.S., 165 Will iam H., 165 FERRIL Thomas J., 165 FERRIS Will, 161 FIRESTONE Nathan B., 165 FISHBACK Eva B., 191 Walter, 191 FISHER Hugh D., 165 Samuel, 165 FISK Joel B., 165, 166 FITCH John, 166 FITZ Arthur D., 166 FIX Cyrus H., 166 Joshua, 166 FLANDERS Albert, 166 FLORY E.U., 163 FLOYD Louise Ehrhardt, 191 Lucille, 191 Walter, 191 FOCHT Martin, 166 FOGLE Robert, 166 FORD James, 166 FOREMAN John A., 166 FOSTER Jackson, 166 FOWLER George T., 166 FRANCES Henry D., 166 FRAZER Wi II i am, 167 FRAZIER Luella, 192 FREDRICKSON Martha, 190 The Pioneer I FREEMAN Michael, 167 FRITTON Charles F., 167 FRITZ Manford, 167 FRITZEL Anna A., 184, 185, 186 John, 189 John V., 183,186, 189 FULTZ Abraham, 167 FUSTNER Nathan, 167 GABHART Thomas H., 167 GABLERT T.H. , 167 GABRIEL Dorothy, 191 GALE Matheu, 163 Mathew, 163 GALLAGHER Hugh, 167 James, 167 GALLAHER R. J., 163 GANN A.R. , 185 Bessie, 185 GANS Joseph, 167, 168 GANSVILLE W. T., 167 GARDNER David, 167 Joseph, 167 Orlenzo, 167 Samuel, 167 GARRETT Charles F., 167, 168 John W., 168 Martha Eva, 191 GARVIN David, 168 GATES Haskell, 168 GAUS Joseph, 168 GAY Henry, 183 GEMER Edward, 168 Vol." XV I No. 4 GEORGE Benjamin, 168 Charles, 168 GIBSON James, 168 GIDEON Thomas W., 168, 169 GIESY George, 169 GILCHRIST James, 169 GILES Mi l ford C., 169 GILGES JamesW.,169 John, 169 Laban, 169 GILL Benjamin M., 181, 182 Benjamin W., 182 James W., 169 John B., 169 NancieM.,182 Nancy M., 181, 182 GI LLiAM V., 169 GI LLI LAND Samuel C., 169 GILLSTRAP John, 169 GIVENS John A., 169 GLATHART Mennassee, 169 GLENN Flarin J. , 170 GODFREY George, 170 GOLDING John, 170 GOLDTHORP Joseph W., 170 GOOD John, 170 GORDON Charles, 170 GOULDING John, 170 GRAHAM Champ H., 170 General L., 170 James R., 170 GRANT Dani el, 170 195 GRASMUCK Francis, 170 GREEN Albert R., 170, 171 Louis F., 171 GREENE Al bert R., 171 GRIFFITH G.W. E., 183 GUEST Alfred H., 171 GUNTHER Arthur, 171 GUY James W., 171 HAAS Lydia, 190 L., 163 HAGGART Alexander, Dr. , 191 Robert A., 191 HALL JohnW.,171 T.M., 163 HALLIARD John, 171 HALLMARK Daniel, 171 Wi II i am, 171 HAM James J., 171 HAMILTON Patrick A., 171, 172 HAMM James J., 171, 172 HAMMILTON P.A., 172 HAMMOND Andrew R., 172 Mary M., 184-189 Thomas B., 172 W.F., 184, 187-189 HAMPTON Berni ce, 191 HANCOCK Charles G. , 172 HAND Thomas, 172 HANELL El ias, 172 HANNON Christian, 172 George W., 172 �HANSEN Anne, 192 HANSON David, 172 HARE Thomas, 172 HARPER Charles W., 172 HARRELL Sarah Catherine, 190 HARRINGTON 1., 172 HARRIS HELSTROM Gustof, 174 HENDRY John, 174 Susan M., 183 HENEBRY James M., 174 HENRY Will i am, 174 HENSHAN Newton, 174 HENSON Andrew J., 174 Andrew J.P., 175 David, 172, 174 HARRISON James M., 173 HART John W., 173 HARTING Frederick, 173 HASKELL John G., 1i'3 HASS Lydi a, 190 HASSELTINE Robert, 173 HASTINGS Thomas, 173 HATCH John S., 173 HAUSER Daniel, 173 HAUSMAN Clarence H., 191 Henry, 191 Minnie Meeder, 191 HAVENS Charles A., 173 HAWKINS W.1., 173 HAXAL Francis, 173 HAY George, 173 HAYES Homer, 174 William, 174 HAYSLETT G.W., 163 HECK Clarence P., 174 John H., 174 HOADLEY D.L., 183 James F., 172 William B., 173 Bethue l, 176 James M., 174 Louella, 191 Sylvester B., 172, 173 HITCHCOCK HERMAN Christian, 172, 174, 175 HERRINGTON Freeman, 172, 175 Ol iver H., 175 HESHENBEINER F., 175 HESS Car l Henry, 191 Martha Eva Garrett, 191 Ralph Jacob, Sr., 191 HESTER Joseph L., 175 HEUSON A.J.,175 HEYES Homer, 175 HEYNES James, 175 HIATT A.J., 175 HICKOCK Daisy, 191 HILL Andrew J., 175 HILLS El izure, 175 Si las M., 175 HINCK Henry, 175 HINDMAN Lorenzo, 175, 176 HINES John W., 176 HINMAN David G., 176 HINNER David G., 176 HINTZPETER Albert, 176 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.4 Willard J., 183 HOBSON Anna Belle, 192 HODGES HUGHEY, cont. Lora Pearl Schubert, 162 HULTS Joseph Arlo, 191 HUMES JohnW.,177 Samuel, 177 HUMPHREY Al fred M., 191 David H., 176 Horace B., 190 Joshua, 176 Maude Kay McKinney, 190 HOE BROOK D.A., 176 HOENICKE Charles H., 176 HOLBROOK Daniel A., 176 HOLDERMAN S.A., 163 HOLLEY Charles, 176 HOLLIDAY Duncan, 176 HOLTZMAN Hortentius, 176 HONNOLD A.G., 163 HOOSER James W., 176 HOPKINS John, 176 HOPKINSON P l i ney D., 177 HORRELL John, 163 HORTON S.S., 181 HUMPRHEY Cecile Fay, 190 HUNTER George, 177, 178 HUPP M.B., 178 William B., 178 Will iam W., 178 HUTCHESON John M., 178 Josiah, 178 HUTCHINSON Clinton C., 181 Martha A., 181 HUTCHISON Al fred, 178 C.H.,178 John, 178 John M., 178 Josiah, 178 HUTSON James G., 178 HUXOLL Frank, 173, 178 HYDE S.H., Rev., 161 HOTZ Robert F., 177 HOTZE Robert F., 177 HOUSER James H., 176, 177 HOUSTON Samuel, 177 HOYT Charles H., 177 INTIRE A.M., 163 IRONSIDES Geo. R., 178 IRVIN Robert, 178 IRWIN JohnM.,178 Orril, 178 HUDSON Ruby, 192 HUGHES JACKSON Brice A., 179 Randolph, 177 Dora A., 187, 188 Robert, 177 Henry C., 179 Thomas, 177 HUGHEY Carl, 162 196 Jay M., 185-188 Lewis, 179 M.M., 188 �JACOBS John, 179 JAMES Henry, 179 JAMESON George G. , 179 James M., 179 JAMISON R.G., 183 JANKINS Joseph M., 179 JEFFREY Francis A., 179 JENSEN Cynthia E., 184-186 Thomas H., 184-186 JOHANNING H.S., 163 JOHNSON Andrew, 179 Beatrice, 192 Daniel Noble, 179 Doris, 191 Jasper, 179 John, 179 John F., 179, 180 Justin J., 180 Loss, 180 L. Marie Petefish, 191 Richard M., 180 Robert, 180 Wa II ace H., 180 Wi II i am H., 180 JOHNSTON Wi II i am H., 180 JONES David E." 180 Edward .Ir., 180 Edward Sr., 180 John A., 180 KALB Helen Breithaupt, 191 Ralph I., 191 KIRKLAND Helen, 191 KN I TTLE Albert, 182 KURTZ Anna, 190 LAFLIN Anna W., 182 Sylvester H., 181, S.H., 182 18~ LAMB Daniel, 190 Elizabeth Ellen, 190 Mary Badsky, 190 LATHROM Al ta Berta, 190 Andrew E., 190 Lydia Florence Riley, 190 LEACH Dani el, 183 LEIGHY Cecilia Marie Drimmel, 162 Lora, 162 Ordway Isaac, 162 LEWIS Florence Daniels, 191 Harold James, 191 Harold Russell, 191 James Wesley, 191 LI TTELL D.W. , 163 LUTHER C.M., 187 Sarah E., 184, 187 MARCKLEY Dorolyn Ulrich, 191 Walter J., 191 MATHES Edna, 190 McCALL A.J. , 185, 189 McCOLL A.J., 185 Lillian, 185 McCREATH David, 191 Lucille F., 191 McKINNEY Maude Kay, 190 McQUILLON J., 163 MEEDER Minnie, 191 METCALF Dorothy May Elliott, 191 Maxwell B., 191 METSKER S.W., 163 MIDCAP J .G., 161 MILLER Blanch E., 185 The Pioneer, VOl:' XV, No.4 MILLER, cont. Charles C., 185, 189 C.C., 189 Daniel, 182 V.G.,163 MITCHELL J.H., 186 MOLDENHAUER Anna E., 191 MURP~Y Glenn, 192 NEIGER Ida, 191 NEWLIN John M., 184, 188 OECHSLI Maria Jane, 191 PEARSON Fannie, 190 PEASE Charles A., 181 Mary E., 181 PEFFLEY S., 163 PERSON Emily Matilda, 192 PETEFISH Alva, 191 Daisy Hickock, 191 L. Marie, 191 PETTIBONE Frederick, 183 PIERCE Allen, 163 Geo. W., 184 PLANK Betty, 190 POOCH Anna E. Moldenhauer, 191 Herman C., 191 Walter H., 191 POPIN Theodore, 182 POST Emma Christine, 192 PRICE F.M., 163 Wm. C., 163 W.C., 163 REUSCH Clifford Veral, 191 197 REUSCH, cont. Vera Mi ldred, 191 REW Vera L., 191 REYNOLDS Grace, 161 J.M., 161 T.W., 161 RIDENOUR Peter D., 181 Sarah L., 181 RIGGS Joseph E., 181 RILEY Lydia Florence, 190 ROBERTS Arlene, 192 Frank H., 192 Louise Watkins, 192 ROSS Finis E., 192 Mildred Christine, 192 ROTHROCK Hiram, 163 J.B.,163 RUBLE Anne Hansen, 192 Robert L., Dr., 192 RUTHERFORD A.C., 190 Berenice, 190 Martha Fredrickson, 190 SAlLE Charles A., 187, 189 SAMPLE Barbara Elizabeth, 160 Barbara Ellen, 160 B. Ell en, 160 Calvin, 160, 161 Charles E., 161 Charlie Cavlin, 160 George Albrigh~, 160 Selma Freda Blechschmidt, 160 SAYLOR Cora M., 190 SCHAAKE Arlene R. , 192 Mi l ton L., 192 SCHEHRER Alma J., 192 Barbara Ernst, 192 Wendel in, 192 �STERNBERGH SCHELL Emma R., 181 H. C., 182 Thomas J., 181 SCHOEPFLIN Emma Christine Post, 192 STEVENIN Charles Artedore, Sr., Jacob Frederick, 192 192 Mildred Christine, 192 Charles A., Jr., 192 SCHOLZ STORY Ruby, 192 Charles, 192 SCHULZ Mary E. Beck, 192 Emily Matilda Person, STROTHER 192 Sam B., 184-186 William Henry, 192 SUTLI FF William Roy, 192 SCHWALD Albert, 184 WHITTAKER Florence Weeks, 192 WILLIAMS Anna R., 187, 189 Annie R., 188 S.M., 187, 188, 189 W.W., 163 WOOD Charles D., 188 Chas. D., 183 Clara A., 183 Cora G., 183 Fred S., 183, 188 Augusta A., 181 Lorena C., 183 John B., 181 Mary, 183, 189 Ma ry H., 183, 184, 188 Leon H., HI4-186, 189 TARPY L. H., 189 Mart i n, 190 SCOTT Jay J., 192 Mattie G., 190 John, 192 Sarah Catherine Harrell, Nathan L., 183, 188 Thomas H., 183, 188, 189 WRIGHT George G., 185, 186 190 Lilie Carpenter, 192 TEMPLETON Pearl L., 192 J.A., 161 Richard A., 192 TENNEY SEIWALD Elizabeth E., 183 Al fred, 192 , Alma J. Schehrer, 192 ZIEGLER Zena, 190 ZUMBRUNN W.F., 186 William C., 183 101m. C., 182 SINCLAIR TYLER Wm. T., 184 Queries index Charles, 161 SITZLER John, 163 193 Gimblet, 193 Gimblett, '~193 Myers, 193 Ruyle, 193 Snodgrass, 193 Evans, ULRICH SMITH Dani el, 163 T.B., 163 Dorol yn, 191 SOUDER Ruth Elizabeth, 191 VAUGHN SOXMAN Charles William, 192 J.B.,163 Margretha Helena, 192 SPAHN Zelma Leona, 192 Clara, 190 SPANGLER WALLACE Harry E., 161 John S., 161 Cainie Frances, 192 SPRING WARNOCK Helen, 192 Annie Elizabeth, 192 STADLER WATKINS George John, 162 Loui se, 192 STALLARD WATSON Carol ine Stamper, 192 James, 163 Claude "Jake", 192 WEEKS Peter, 192 Florence, 192 STAMPER Homer, 192 Carol ine, 192 STEELE Mae Baker, 192 WHEELER Alfred Hale, 192 Annie Elizabeth, 192 Holland, 189 WHITE Joel S., 163 The Pioneer, Vol. XV~ No.4 198 �E R 18 E UAP OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS COUNTY LEGEND ::::::Z~::::~-==:==:;;:i=' "'ee _ -e ••"., _ _ _ _ 111 • ,~., eQI"IIoOn '-• ...:. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ••••••••••••••••• [ O V t 1 [ 0 TOW"S"'~ ~ R 17 1OOV.. ~;,y_. _ _ _ _ _ '-, .. " . _ _ _ • _ _ _ _ __ cE .. 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',' ~\ -l . .... �·. •.- • Till '161111 Volume XV, Number 3 ~ Spring 1992 L - . ____________ ---.; Published QUarterly By: 'Douglas Counta Genealogical Societa P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O •. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • . • • . Vice President . . . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . Librarian .• Genealogist • Publ ications. Pioneer Editor. Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., lawrence, KS 66046 Jackie Kennedy, Rt. 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006-9716 Carol Whitson, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Justyn Brown, 2024 New Hampshire, lawrence, KS 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., lawrence, KS 66049 Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Refreshments .• Goodwill. . . . . • Ways and Means. • . Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman • • . Budget . • . . • . . • . Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Pioneer Committee. Robin Ross, 509 Fireside Dr. #5, lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., lawrence, KS 66046 Alta Duncan, 406 E. 10th St., lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Mary lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., lawrence, KS 66046 Carol Francis, 1916 Countryside lane, lawrence, KS 66044 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., lawrence, KS 66049. All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. 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 and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 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. �':',f::'e:. ,::.~~.~-::~.. "'-'. '.' '/ : , ...... THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas Cpunty, Kansas Genealogical society, Inc . .: Vol. XV, No.3 P.O. Boi 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 spring 1992 ----------------------------------------------------------------- CONTENTS PAGE In Memoriam - Ula crystal (SMITH) DAVIS ...•..•.•..•.. ··•··•·• 100 Obituary of John Charles SAUNDERS •...•.•....••....• ··•··•··•· 101 Fall Leaf Cemetery, Leavenworth Co., KS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • ··•·• 102 Kaub Cemetery, Centropolis Twp., Franklin Co., KS . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Centropolis Cemetery, centropolis Twp., Franklin Co., KS ....• 103 Prairie Center Cemetery, Johnson Co., KS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ····· 104 Obituary of Julia Mary (AVERILL) WINTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ······ 111 Douglas County, KS Marriage Records - 1894 ••.••............. · 112 Obituary of Mrs. Geneva Beatrice (HART)' PLATT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents . . . . . . . . . . 127 Douglas County, Kansas Volunteers 1861-1865, CHESNUT-EVANS ... 128 Extracts from an Abstract - Sec. 12, Twp. 13, R. 19, Lawrence 140 Queries .......................... ~ ........................... 147 A suggestion for Locating Relatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148 Some Recent Additions to the D.C.G.S. Library ....... ·. . . . . . . . . 148 Index of Names in Current Issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . 149 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co., Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �III lfBlfORIAIf Ula crystal (SMITH) DAVIS Ula Davis died February 16, 1991 in Lawrence. She had been an avid genealogist, and when she moved to a. nursing home before her death, she donated her books - 40 of them - to the Douglas county Genealogical Society's Library. Ula was born October 18, 1902 in Wheatland, Missouri. In.the early 1920's, she taught school at the Starr School, sometimes known as Young School, District 19, in rural Douglas County near Lecompton. She was an Army medical librarian in Arlington, Virginia from 1946 to 1964, and moved to Lawrence following her retirement. Ula was a member of the Episcopal Church, the National Association of Federal Retired Employees and the National. Association of Retired Persons. Ula was buried in Humansville Cemetery, Humansville, Missouri. - , -' .-~! - .., ~.. ~~:.-::,..::.;. :._,',:,t~) .:.T~f{~g,I~~~:~~3~'··::;~~· .. •.f.!.-:r. .........--, ~-~-. ~j •• -:- '- . .... StaY S.hul "'"1" G,D.>n;" 1< 1'}6'1 From "Rurual Schools and School Houses of Douglas County; Kansas," by Goldie Piper Daniels. ..,' ~: .· �OBITUARY OF JOHN CHARLES SAUNDERS This obituary appeared in the Lawrence Journal World, October 15, 1936. Submitted by Carol Whitson. John Charles SAUNDERS was born October 2, 1859, on the homestead near Sibley, Kansas Territory, which his father, the late capt. Henry T. SAUNDERS, had received from the United States government in 1854, when he and his wife, and four small children pioneered from Massachusetts to Kansas. In 1864, the family moved to Lawrence and again in 1883 from Lawrence to a farm a short distance east of town which is now known as the Park HETZEL, Sr., home. On November 9, 1899, John Charles SAUNDERS and Ida WALTERS, also a native of Kaw valley, were married and established another home, the one where each of their six children was born and which has remained the family home from then until now. On October 15, 1936, death came into this happy circle for the first time and removed the husband and father, leaving to mourn his absence his faithful and loving companion, Mrs. Ida SAUNDERS; his children and grandchildren, Mildred J. and Philip M. of the home, Mr. and Mrs. Miles W. SAUNDERS and daughter, Carol Mae of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. James H. SAUNDERS, Mr. and Mrs. William J. SAUNDERS, Mr. and Mrs. Harold SAUNDERS and baby daughter, Catherine Estelle, all of Kaw Valley; a sister, Mrs. Park HETZEL, Sr., of Kaw Valley; three brothers, Frank M. SAUNDERS of Chicago, Eben R: SAUNDERS of Topeka, since deceased, and Robert S. SAUNDERS of Lawrence, and three sisters and two brothers. Coming from a family of sea captains, a fondness for the water and an instinctive love for the wilds made him a naturalist. He spent much of his time on the Kaw river and along its banks fishing, trapping and hunting studying, observing and learning; always on the alert for some animal trait that was new to him, some habit with which to increase his own knowledge or which would be of value to others, especially during his fourteen years' service as assistant at the Dyche museum at the University of Kansas. In 1892 a collection of valuable specimens from the museum was entrusted to him to be taken to Chicago and placed on exhibition at the world's fair. This collection was awarded a high honor and for his connection with it, he was presented a diploma of honorable mention by the managers of the World's Columbian Commission. During the year 1905 he spent several months in service of the Carnegie Biological Institute of Arts and Sciences at Cold Springs, Harbor, Long Island, N.Y. Of late years, however, most of his life had been with those he loved and amid surroundings so dear to his heart. He became known as a builder of boats and a maker of nets and inspired by his love of music and his knowledge of wood he made with his own hands musical instruments, including a violin and a tiny guitar. He was never happier than when surrounded by a group of boys, explaining and teaching in his quiet, thoro way, the secrets of the birds or other dwellers of the woods or river. Even during his last illness, he was ever listening for the call of some special bird and was always interested in the daily happenings of his beloved outdoors. After an illness of five weeks, "Charlie" SAUNDERS was called to explain the mysteries and treasures of another world but he left a heritage of great worth to those with whom he had come in contact, and whose lives are richer and broader because of his having passed this way. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 101 �FALL LEAF CBIfB"l'BRY, LBAVEMIORPlI COUlI7!Y, lCS Some Douglas County residents are buried in cemeteries close to the county line. The Society's Cemetery Book Committee read the tombstones in some of these cemeteries for this reason. Submitted to The Pioneer by Jean Snedeger. DAVENPORT Opal Pearl, dau. of W. & M., d. Apr. 13, 1894, aged 5 yrs. 10 mos. 27 das. TOYNE Arthur A., son of C.H. & M.J., d. Nov. 23, 1892, age 2 mos. 26 das. KIRKMAN Walter, d. July 12, 1884, aged 1 yr., 2 mos., 3 das. Emma, d. Oct. 23, 1889, aged 2 mos. Children of Chas. & I.L. KIRKMAN Frank, d. Dec. 23, 1893, age 3 mos. DAVENPORT Gertie Maud, dau. of L. & J.B., d. Nov. 15, 1882, age 2 yrs. 4 mos. DAVENPORT Charles B., son of G? or R.A. & C? or G.A., d. Feb 15, 1884, age 1 yr. 27 das. TOYNE R.E., 1827 - May 1882 MATTHEW M.A., d. 1889. Rest of stone buried. Foot stone: C.B.D. Several field stones in a row, possibly unmarked graves. Q.?L.?B.?, Jan. 17, 1882. Native stone broken but could be BICK. FURGASON Maggie M., dau. of J.D. & M.E., d. Mar .. 17, 1887, age 5 mos. 2 wks. FARMER J.O., 9 Kan. Cav. FARMER Lemuel, Co. A, 9th Kan. Cav. HARTMANN Benry, Nov. 14, 1866 - Aug 26, 1882 DAVENPORT James M?, Co. L (or Col.), 9th Regt. M. Vols., d. Sept. 14, 1895, 69 yrs. 3 mos. 19 das. James B., Mar. 6, 1895, 37 yrs. 4 . mos. 27 das. SANDERS Annie May, dau. of T.A. & Jennie, d. Feb. 12, 1894, age 2 yrs. 8 mos. WARREN B ••• , d. Sept. 30th 1874, age 6 mos. 16 das. Stone broken and partly unreadable. B.F., Feb. 3, 1885 - Aug. 17, 1887, wife & children of Thos. WARREN KAlJB CElfBTBRY, CENTROPOLIS 7.WP., FRANKLIN COUlITY, lCS Kaub cemetery, owned by the United Cemetery Association, is located 1 mile north, 2 mi.les west and 1/2 mile south of Centropolis in Franklin County, Kansas. The legal description of the property is .2 acre, NE 1/4, NE 1/2, SE 1/4, Section 27, Township 15, Range 18. Submitted by Jean Snedeger. KAUB Joseph, Oct. 28, 1840 - Feb. 15, 1905 John, 1814 - 1904 Catharine his wife, 1813 - 1869 The Pioneer, Vol. XV WEYBRIGHT Charles, son of D.R. & S., d. Aug. 22, 1873, age 27? das. 102 �Kaub cemetery, Centropolis Twp., Franklin Co., KS, continued KOUB Moses, son of J. & C., d. May 18, 1862, age 23 yrs. 2 mos. 3 das. KOUB Jacob, d. Sept. 8, 1889, age 85 yrs. 5 mos. 4 das. Christiana, wife of Jacob, d. Mar~· 20, 1873, 61 yrs. 2 mos. 14 das. HOWARD Harry H., son of B.F. & E., d. June 29, 1886, age 4 yrs. 6 mos. 1 da. Jennie G., dau. of B.F. & E., d. Feb. 4, 1892, age 2 yrs. 4 mos. 21 das. CElITROPOLIS CElfETERY, CElITROPOLIS 'lWP., FRANKLIll COUBTY, KS Centropolis Cemetery is owned by the United Cemetery Association. It is located 1 mile north of Centropolis, the legal description being 1 acre, NW 1/4, NW 1/4, NW 1/4, Section 30, Township 15, Range 19. Submitted by Jean Snedeger. JENKINS H., d. Apr. 2, 1858, age 34 yrs. 8 mos. STEWART Ava Davis, Nov. 21, 1892 - June 1, 1964 BEARD Eli, d. Dec. 8, 1859, age 31 yrs. 11 das. STEWART Paul Bryan, Jr., Mar 6, 1924 KELLY Hannah, d. May 25, 1863, age 36 yrs. 6 mos. 29 das. JAVINS Tryphosa, dau. of J.F. & S.J., d. June 21, 1863, age 3 yrs. 7 das. Emma M., dau. of J.F. & S.J., d. June 14, 1863, age 10 mos. 3 das. John T., son of J.F. & S.J., d. Oct 22, 1856, age 8 mos. 20 das. SPARR Roda J., dau. of A.J. & M.R., d. Aug. 14, 1863, age 9 mos •.28 das. JAVONS Nancy, wife of Thomas, Apr. 7, 1787 Aug. 22, 1862 FARRIS Johnson, 1829 - 1907 Temperance, his wife, 1834 - 1922 STEWART Bryan J., Kansas Pfc. 3 Co. 164 Depot Brig. W.W.I, Apr. 6, 1896 - Apr. 19, 1971 The Pioneer, Vol. XV MINNICK John, 1847 - 1917 Elizabeth, his wife, 1848 - 1918 HUGHES. Benjamin F., Nov. 11, 1885 - July 18, 1972 HUGHES W. Franklin, Apr. 29, 1853 - Apr. 18, 1925 Millie L.G. , Dec. 26, 1857 - June 24, 1933 HUGHES J.W., 1849 - 1897 Martha E., his wife, 1850 - 1927 FOREHAND Ruth H., 1886 - 1919 Woodman Circle HUGHES Ruth M., Mar. 4, 1920 - Mar. 14, 1920 Oren M., Mar. 4, 1916 - Nov. 11, 1968 Clarence E., July 25, 1889 - Jan. 12, 1970 Bessie G., Mar. 21, 1891 - Oct. 30, 1972 103 �centropo.lis Cemetery, Centropolis Twp., Franklin Co., KS, continued ~ Jacob, d. Jan. 14, 1892, age 41 yrs. EVANS David, d., Jan. 18, 1872, age 32 yrs. 8 mos. EDWARD Wm., 1876 - 1921 CLARK Wm., Feb. 8, 1843 - Jan. 18, 1914 Nancy, wife of Wm., May 22, 1846 Aug. 2, 1899 George W. , Jan 12, 1887 - June 18, 1887 Bomer, May 24, 1889 - Aug. 17, 1889 Nellie F. , June 3, 1891 - Aug. 19, 1899 CLARK Julia A., wife of Jacob, 1811 - May 5, 1887. (Down on ground.) Jaco??, d. Feb. 17, 1875, age 64 yrs. 1 mo. 19 das. (Broken off.) CLARK Eliza, wife of John. ground, unreadable.) (Sunken into McFARLAND Kate, wife of John H., d. Oct. 7, 1880, age 30 yrs. 4 mos. 17 das. Roy, son of John H. & Kate, d. Oct., 28, 1880, age 1 mo. 2 das. RBEUBEN BEERY. (Broken stone.) (Maybe two stones go together.) who d. May 20, 1863, age 31 yrs. 11 mos. 11 das. PRAIRIE CENTER CBlfB'l'BRY, JOHNSON COUlI'rY, KS Prairie Center Cemetery is located just over the Johnson County Douglas County line, near Hesper Church, across Captain's Creek and about a half mile south of the road. It was first called the Hale Cemetery. The first plot of ground was two acres given to the cemetery by the HALE family. In 1911, John and Hannah GARRETT gave another acre to the west. The first burial, according to one of the gravestones, was Joseph HALE in 1862. Early officials of the Prairie Center Cemetery Association were Benton SCOTT, O.C. CAMP, and Charles HOYT. According to Memories of Prairie Center, by Edwin Rice, and Eudora Community Heritage, the cemetery had always been taken care of by the lot owners. A day was set aside when everyone was supposed to come and mow their lots, but this did not prove satisfactory. Therefore, Prairie Center and Lexington Cemeteries were put in a benefit district in the early 1930's, with a caretaker hired through a tax levy. The Cemetery Board hired Bert MOON as the first caretaker. In 1942, the Sunflower Ordnance Works bought the land around the area, including Prairie Center Village. The road leading to the cemetery from the south had to be abandoned, as it was in the plant area, but the cemetery remains. These tombstone inscriptions were read by the D.C.G.S. Cemetery Book Committee • .submitted by Jean Snedeger. PAGE A. Grant, father, 1864 - 1931. (Mason. ) Mary Esther, mother,' 1865 - 1952 MARSH James J., 1870 - 1929 M. Ettie, 1874 - 19__ J.Boward, 1912 - 1930 Balley Carl, 1910 - 1918 WELBORN Mary Etta Marsh, 1874 - 1956 The Pioneer, Vol. XV 104 �Prairie Center Cemetery, Johnson Co., KS, continued PEGG - BURGESS Lydia A. PEGG, mother, 1832 - 1907 Nora J. BURGESS, 1887 - 1905 Jennie BURGESS, 1861 - FINLEY Lena M., wife, 1885 - 1979. (Bruce Funeral Home) Albert F., husband, 1878 - 1961 BEERS Wilma F., June 29, 1910 Walter L., July 30, 1902 - Sept. 1, 1978 FINLEY William, b. Antrim Co., Ireland 1830, d. Nov. 21, 1892 age 62 yrs., father Mary E., Nov. 8, 1844 - Apr 4, 1908, mother BALES James C., 1835 - 1914 Nancy, 1853 - 1920 FINLEY Mary C., 1883 - 1978. Home) WHITE W.A., Feb. 25, 1867 - Aug. 12, 1930 Cora I., his wife, Jan. 1, 1876 Mar. 16, 1900 BALES Gerald Reed, Dec. 3, 1917 - July 20, 1918 (Bruce Funeral FINLEY John E., 1872 - 1951 FINLEY Elizabeth M., 1874 - 1931 FINLEY Frank C., 1881 - 1972 ROGERS Eleanor, mother, July 1, 1815 - Jan. 14, 1905 FINLEY William H., 1871 - 1958 REED Mollie E., 1854 - 1935 Charles E., 1851 - 1935 VOGT John F.G., Nov. 10, 1844 - Mar. 28, 1905 GORDON Sarah J. , mother, July 10, 1845 Sept. 9, 1905 - GANTS Isse & ,Joseph VOGT Sophia Becker, mother, Dec. 19, 1849 - July 17, 1933 EVANS Iruan B., Missouri Pfc. Co. B. 54 Infantry W.W.II, Feb. 4, 1911 - July 15, 1969. (American Legion Marker.) CA?M?P Oliver C?, 184?3? - 1?9?30 George A?, 185?8? - 1?9?l7 Mary H. , 182?3? - 190?8 PLATT Joseph, 1821 - 1893 CORP Oda M., 1874 - 195?0 Stella Camp, his wife, 1875 - 1925 DEAN Barbara Jane, dau. of Benny & Jeanne, 1961 - 1967 Possibly CROP baby, Oct 28, 1907 Nov. 3, 1907 RICE Levi, 1829 - 1910, father Jane his wife, mother, 1835 - 1914 HOYT Mary E., wife of C.F., June 23, 1865 - Dec. 9, 1900 Oliver C., Mar. 22, 1887 - Dec. 18, 1908 The Pioneer, Vol. XV(;~~::~ RICE Wanda Sue, June 2-2, 1928 105 �Prairie Center Cemetery, Johnson Co., KS, continued RICE W.G., 1864 - 1963 Clara, 1863 - 1921 DOUGLAS Edith A., 1879 - 1910 Lloyd, 1880 - 1917 WHITE Ernest W., 1882 - 1937 Lettie B., 1887 - 1981 NOWLIN Hiram, Oct. 8, 1824 - Apr. 3, 1918, father Hannah J., mother, wife of Hiram, Jan. 10, 1831 - Dec. 21, 1891 BROADHURST Thomas A., father, 1863 - 1951 ,Lura B., mother, 1867 - 1938 WARD Hiram L., d. Jan. 26, 1892, age 58 yrs. 3 mos. 22 das., father Eliza A., wife of Hiram L., d. Jan. 12, 1916, age 81 yrs. 4 mos. 22 das., mother WATSON Rev. Isaac Newton, 1850 - 1904, father Elizabeth Ann, his wife, mother, 1856 - 1916 FELLERS Amanda J., wife of Wm. J., d. Feb. 7, 1894 age 36 yrs. 9 mos. 6 das., mother Wm. J., d. Dec. 21, 1917, age 66 yrs. 4 mos. 13 das., father FELLERS Wm. J., Jr., Sept. 6, 1902 - Jan. 21, 1903 ANDREW Kevin W., May 15, 1969 - July 24, 1969 (Bruce Funeral Home) HALE Vina, 1867 - 1915 HALE Joseph H., 1857 - 1945 Hattie, 1861 - 1950 HALE Michael, June 30, 1818 - May 24, 1892 Melissa, wife of Michael, Aug. 8, 1823 - Nov. 1, 1875 Erected in memory of father & mother HALE Joseph, husband of Elvina, d. Aug 16, 1867, age 58 yrs. 2 mos. 5 das. ROOT Elmer V., Feb. 13, 1852 - Apr. 30, 1926 ROOT Jason W.,June 13, 1878 ROOT Genevieve, June 12, 1888 - Nov. 20, 1951 SMITH Abner C., Dec. 3, 1854 - Aug. 12, 1926 FARGO Mattie L., wife of L.J., Aug. 2, 1842 - Oct. 16, 1874 SMITH Charley A., Jan. 13, 1872 - sept. 16, Anna Leamer, June 27, 1868 - July 12, 1872 '1950 Mattie Louise, Aug. 31, 1874 - Oct. 19, 1895 HALE Father, 1847 - 1926 HOYT Mother, 1852 - 1924 Charles D., Sept. 6, 1810 - Oct. 31, Clarence B., 1891 - 1969 1886 Jane C., wife, Nov. 26, 1819 - Dec. ELLIS 31, 1906 Bertha B., 1879 - 1962 James A., 1877 - 1956 106 �Prairie Center Cemetery, Johnson Co., KS, continued HALE James F., Sept. 14, 1859 - July 6, 1946 RICHARDSON Milo W., Aug. 12, 1881 - Apr. 29, 1960 HALE Nellie A., Sept. 18, 1860 - Dec. 27, 1933 RICHARDSON Ida Maude, July 22, 1881 - July 15, 1961 HALE Samuel M., son of J.F. & N.E., d. Nov. 10, 1898, age 13 yrs. 4 mos. 29 das. RICHARDSON Clarence wilbert, Feb. 20, 1904 July 29, 1961 HALE Della D., Dec. 9, 1883 - May 20, 1927 COUCH Clara C., wife of Stephen, Aug. 1, 1860 - Sept. 26, 1902 GARRAT1'. John, 1842 - 1911 Hannah, 1844 - 1922 Mabel G., 1882 - 1925 Foot Stone, Mother-Father-Mabel-BabyCatherine HAMMER Frederick W., 1872 - 1914, father Ethel 0., 1874 - 1961, mother OSHEL Edna Dana, July 6, 1893 - Apr. 20, 1976 Omer I., July 5, 1886 - Dec. 13, 1975 (Bruce Funeral Home) KELSEY Hazel Marie, Apr. 16, 1902 - Jan. 4, 1917 SCHULZ Alice, 1865 - 1954 W.C., 1860 - 1942 KEEGAN Nellie May, 1895 - 1947 James M., 1892 - 1978 BROADHURST Robert R., 1860 - 1942 Mary E., 1863 - 1939 OSHEL Thomas W., father, 1861 - 1939 OSHEL Amelia, mother, 1865 - 1931 HALE Bernice Eldon, May 30, 1912 - Dec. 18, 1920 HALE Fred A., 1892 - 1956 Effie E., 1890 - 1968 MELTING Alma P., mother, 1895 - 1970 HAMMER Mahala L., 1868 - 1938 HAMMER Louis, Mar. 18, 1834 - Mar. 27, 1918 G.A.R., 1861 - 65 Rachel, Feb. 14, 1847 - June 28, 1904 Father-Mother HAMMER Gertrude S., June 23, 1870 - Jan. 3, 1874 MILLER Earl C. Melvin, son of L.C. & Della NEAL Wilmina, 1914 - 1957 James 0., 1915 - 1978 (Mason) The Pioneer, Vol. XV r - J 107 �Prairie Center Cemetery, Johnson Co., KS, continued GORDON Charles A., 1874 - 1956 Laura E., 1879 - 1900 Josie A., 1877 - 1957 Infant son, July 28 - Aug. 8, 1918 Twin boys, Nov. 12, 1913 Verla, 1905 - 1907 GORDON Lissa V., dau. of W.A. & Viola, sept. 16 - Oct. 9, 1893 GORDON - DAVIS Viola M., md. Dec. 29, 1892, 1870 1893 William A., 1869 - 1942 Nellie M. DAVIS, md. Feb. 16, 1898, 1875 - 1964 GORDON Willi Nell, dau. of W.A. & Nellie, Sept. 2, 1910 AITKEN Charles 0., S.S.M. 2 U.S. Navy, July 5, 1920 - Nov. 9, 1974 LEAMER Harry A., Feb. 5, 1876 - July 7, 1957 Myrtle, Dec. 13, 1887 - Mar. 12, 1909 Thelma Louise, dau. of H.A. & M.E., May 16, 1903 - July 7, 1903 Alex, father, Nov. 29, 1842 - Aug. 12, 1891 Charles P., son of A. & M., June 11, 1871 - Sept. 25, 1873 Mary E.O., mother, Aug. 12, 1843 Mar. 6, 1917 KEEGAN John E., 1850 - 1915 Irene, his wife, 1864 - 1939 BARNES - HALE W.C., M.D., Oct. 7, 1844 - Mar. 4, 1900 A.C. HALE, June 16, 1858 - July 22, 1898 Lillian HALE, May 16, 1868 - Jan. 26, 1958 Willard L. HALE, 1852 - 1931 OSHEL - AYRES James, Jan. 25, 1800 - Aug. 11, 1892 Sarah, Jan. 7, 1804 - Feb. 28, 1898 Jennie, Feb. 4, 1849 - Dec. 29, 1919, age 70 yrs. 10 mos. Thomas, Feb. 17, 1841 - Nov. 8, 1929, Co. I 176 Ohio Vol. Inf. Sarah AYRES, Feb. 13, 1873 - Aug. 23, 1904 Nora, Mar. 31, 1870 - Oct. 17, 1892 Leamer, Sept. 8, 1883 - Feb. 3, 1888 OSHEL Elizabeth, 1828 - 1881 Daisy E., 1887 - 1902 Bessie~ 1888 - 1892 W.W., 1826 - Dec. 15, 1928 ANDREW Helen Maurine, 1905 - 1923, age 17 yrs. 7 mos. 14 das. OSHEL Orville, 1865 - 1930 Clara, 1869 - 1934 ANDREW Grace E., Mar. 14, 1882 - May 15, 1968 William A., Feb. 11, 1879 - July 12, 1957 Baby Boy NOTE MAN Gloria, 1949 - 1949 (Bruce Funeral Home) CHASE Feb. 8, 1869 - June 8, 1927 BROWN L.W., 1880 - 1933 Mary L., 1884 - 19 FRAZIER Bessie M., 1895 - 1937 Jesse M., 1892 - 19 RUSSELL Frances Hale, 1894 - 1919 Foot stone, Baby COUCH Clark M., 1864 - 1942 Adna A., 1866 - 1957 The Pioneer, Vol. XVrF---'-~; '/" ~ --' 108 �Prairie Center Cemetery, Johnson Co., KS, continued JENNINGS Alta C., 1887 - 1967 Bert E., 1878 - 1947 PAGE Ralph E., Kansas Corp. 7 Inf. 3 Div., Jan. 14, 1895 - Oct. 10, 1938 ROWE Mary E., mother, 1887 - 1935 Charles E., father, 1884 - 1965 Small stone, G.M. BLAKEMAN Margaret A., 1882 - 1962 BLAKEMAN Sarah Wilson, mother, 1854 - 1929 SCHMOE Ernest, Feb. 19, 1822 - Aug. 26, 1894 EAKLES Margaret, 1917 - 1917 MITCHELL Wesley, May 15, 1918 - Nov. 10, 1933 BLAKEMAN Lawrence Lee, 1884 - 1951 (Mason) OGLE Sarrah R. , Apr. 15, 1855 - Dec. 22, 1936 Frank E. , Sept. 28, 1882 - Sept. 18, 1946 James W., Nov. 22, 1897 - Nov. 23, 1955 George R., Jan. 10, 1881 - Mar. 5, 1963 C. Waldo, Dec. 5, 1884 - Feb. 14, 1968 WHITE Carl, son of Earl & Lenna, Sept. 27, 1912 - Nov. 5, 1919 WHITE Earl H., Apr. 21, 1890 - June 8, 1974 Lenna F., Nov. 23, 1894 - Jan. 22,· 1982 CARROLL Walter, Nov. 8, 1908 Lucille W., June 12, 1914 - Jan. 17, 1979 LASSITER Mag?aja, Feb. 7, 1813 - Jan. 1890 The Pioneer, Vol. MOON Rodema E., wife of A.O., 1871 - 1913 Ada B., wife of A.O., July 21, 1966, age 89 yrs. Arthur 0., July 24, 1871 - Aug. 5, 1945 MOON Jesse R., Dec. 18, 1837 - Oct. 18, 1907 Barbara E., his wife, June 10, 1840 Nov. 10, 1920 WHITE Wm. A., Dec. 14, 1856 - Apr. 10, 1906 Mary A., his wife, Jan. 21, 1861 Aug. 5, 1938 WHITE Thompson 0., 1861 - 1941 WHITE Eva May, 1875 - 1943 WHITE Justina Marie, dau. of Thompson & Eva, Jan. 12, 1897 - Jan. 11, 1898 WHITE Edger L., Dec. 6, 1894 - Jan. 11, 1961, father Mary E., Dec. 26, 1891 , mother ANDREW William, 1849 - 1917 ANDREW Sibyl J., 1846 - 1921 ANDREW Della A., 1878 - 1924 ANDREW Allie L., 1874 - 1956 HENLEY Rebecca M., 1830 - 1911 109 �Prairie center Cemetery, Johnson Co., KS, continued HENLEY Infant son of H.G. & Nannie Infant son of H.G. & Nannie Mary Olive, dau. of H.G. & N.W., Jan. 24, 1902 - Aug. 30, 1902 CUNNINGHAM Stephen, 1849 - 1921 RICHARDSON M.F., Dec. 30, 1845 - Mar. 12, 1881 Anna G., his wife, June 10, 1850 Jan. 4, 1906 CUNNINGHAM Mabel C., July 20, 1899 - July 1, 1977 (Bruce Funeral Home) SAUNDERS John william, baby, July 17 - Sept. 30, 1944 RICHARDSON Kitty, aunt of Mary Rowe ROWE Baby, 1916 COLLINS Pearl M., 1903 WHITE Ralph, 1897 WHITE Loren E., Kansas Pvt. 11 Coast Arty. W.W. II, July 7, 1900 - Apr. 4, 1970 WHITE John M., 1866 - 1948, father Mary Ida, 1876 - 1949, mother ANDREW Edward Arthur, baby, Feb. 15-20, 1923 ANDREW Ola Bell, dau. of L.A. & M.O., Jan. 23, 1902 - Aug. 6, 1902 ANDREW Olathe, 1874 - 1902 ANDREW Myrtle S., dau. of A. & 0., Dec. 13, 1897 - Sept. 12, 1899 FREEMAN Mary, 1828 - 1910 CUNNINGHAM Elizabeth, 1852 - 1923 The Pioneer, Vol. CUNNINGHAM Warlie H., 1880 - 1952 WELLER Baby, 1920 MITCHELL Harriet R., md. 1848 Col. Geo. W., 1821 - 1907 PARKER Lucretia J.(I.), 1882 - 1969 PARKER Elroy M., 1873 - 1941 PARKER Gordon E., 1908 - 1928 PARKER Robert M., 1883 - 1905 PARKER Aubrey Claire, infant, Jan. 28, 1925 REDDING In memory of mother Nancy J., wife of M.F., b. Randolph Co., N.C., Sept. 28, 1843 - Aug. 20, 1898 GORDON Laura Faye, Oct. 3, 1909 Herbert R., Dec. 2, 1902 - May 24, 1969 WYSINGER Francis A., d. Sept. 9, 1875, age 2 mos. 20 das. Francis E., wife of D., d. Aug. 22, 1876, age 24 yrs. 5 mos. 4 das. Children of D. & F.E. Ida M., d. Jan. 2, 1879, age 11 mos. 16 das. Mary A., d. Jan. 19, 1875, age 1 yr. 4 mos. 11 das. 110 �Prairie Center Cemetery, Johnson Co., KS, continued WYSINGER David, father, May 12, 1843 - Nov. 23, 1896 Satira A., his wife, May 17, 1841 Apr. 28, 1895, mother ~ Harriet, wife of P.M., d. Apr. 25, 1889, age 57 yrs. 9 das. Annabelle, dau. of P.M. & H., d. sept. 28, 1868, age 2 yrs. 6 mos. 18 das. P.M., Mar. 30, 1829 - May 3, 1911 UNlfARKBD GRAVES Information supplied by Maxine HOUGLAND: HAMMER Herman Alvin, father, Aug. 24, 1881 Apr. 28, 1951 HAMMER Julie Eyman, mother, Sept. 7, 1897 Nov. 17, 1941 possible unmarked graves from mortuary records: YQ!Q! Mr. Fred, d. Mar. 28, 1905, age 60 yrs. 4 mos. 18 das. HOYT Mrs. J.C., d. Dec. 31, 1906, age 87 yrs. 1 mo. 5 das. GORDON 2 infants of C.A., b. & d. Nov. 12, 1913 ALLEN R., d. July 26, 1906, age 2 yrs. 6 mos. OBITUARY OF JULIA IfARY (AVERILL) tiIll'l'ER This obituary appeared in The Wellsville Globe, June 23, 1955. Submitted by Capt. Keith F. Brown, U.S.N., Ret. Mrs. Julia. WINTER Died. The death of Mrs. Julia Winter occurred Saturday morning, at the Hazen Nursing Home in Ottawa, where she had been several months for care .. Julia Mary AVERILL was born near Baldwin, Kansas, December 8, 1871, the daugher of Narcissus and Mary Butell AVERILL. She was married to C.A. WINTER January 28, 1896. To this union four children were born, two of whom preceded her in death, Wilson WINTER in 1922, and Esther HESS in 1944. Her husband passed away in June 1934. She is survived by one son Alvin, of Independence, Mo., one daughter, Mrs. John ATHERTON of Barnsdall, Okla., five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. There were five brothers and one sister in her family. Two brothers, Louis and Ulysses, are deceased. Surviving brothers are Joe of Ottawa, Charles and Frank of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., and a sister, Mrs. Rose SEAGER, of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Winter had been in failing health for several months~ She had been in the Hazen nursing home in Ottawa since February. It was here that she passed away early Saturday morning at the age of 83. Burial was in the family lot at the Wellsville Cemetery. Rev. Paul LESLIE of the Wellsville Methodist church officiated at the funeral held Monday at Coughlin's Chapel. Miss Josephine HOSTETTER and Mrs. Walter REVEY, accompanied by Mrs. Kathryn Jane SHIELDS, sang "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and "We are Going Down the Valley." Pall bearers were M.L. AVERILL, Donald AVERILL, Clarence SETTLES, Glenn MOCK, Donald WINTER and Lawrence STONER. The Pioneer, Vol. XV 111 �~ ".:..'.: DOUGLAS COUNTYI KANSAS lfARRIAGE RECORDS - ~894 II) 'tJ ..... :::s From Books 7 and 8 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Lawrence Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, KS. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. ..t-t BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. o II) II) .:c:o ...... ...... N ABRAHAM, Seymour/24 West Superior, WI AGLE, W.F./35 Lawrence, KS ALBRIGHT, George H./24 Eudora, KS ALLAN, Alexander/25 Quenemo, KS ALLEN, David H./24 Clinton, KS AMSDEN, George W./67 Baldwin, KS ANDERSON, Andrew/58 Leavenworth Co., KS ANDERSON, John Henry/26 Bloomington, KS BAILEY, John F./35 Leavenworth Co., KS BARKER, Albert S./51 Boston, MA BAUMAN, John/35 Eudora, KS BEAL, Thomas A./24 Lawrence, KS BECKER, Nicolaus P./51 Clearfield, KS BENNETT, Charles T./28 Douglas Co., KS BENNETT, Thomas D./24 Lawrence, KS BERRY, George B./26 Douglas Co., KS BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT STEINBERG, Isabel/22 Lawrence, KS BEURMAN, Sophia/29 Lawrence, KS GABRIEL, Anna M./21 Eudora, KS MILLER, Etta E./24 Douglas Co., KS STOWERS, Myrtle/17 Eudora, KS BOYD, Anna E./43 Baldwin, KS ANDERSON, Chloe/39 Leavenworth Co., KS MATHEWS, Dora H./30 Lawrence, KS WILSON, Frances/23 Lawrence, KS MAXWELL, Ellen B./42 California APP, Gertrude/24 Eudora, KS SHUGRUE, Hannah M./22 Lawrence, KS HILLE, Lena W./39 Clearfield, KS GERMAN, Bertie L./17 Worden, KS SMULLIN, Kathryn S./24 Kansas City, MO BLANKENSHIP, Kate/20 Leavenworth Co., KS 29 May 1894 Lawrence, KS 31 Mar 1894 Lawrence, KS 23 Aug 1894 Eudora, KS 5 Nov 1894 Lawrence, KS 18 Sep 1894 Eudora, KS 12 Dec 1894 Baldwin, KS 13 Jul 1894 Lawrence, KS 27 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS 5 Dec 1894 Lawrence, KS 26 Oct 1894 Lawrence, KS 10 May 1894 Lawrence, KS 12 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS 26 Apr 1894 Clearfield, KS 21 Nov 1894 Lawrence, KS 2 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS 14 Feb 1894 Tonganoxie, KS 576 556 601 630 SCHULMAN, Samuel, Rabbi Benai Jehudah, KC, MO NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. EBERHARDT, Conrad, M.G. Eudora, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 593 EVANS, F.C., J.P. Clinton Twp., KS PADEN, Wm. C., M.G. Baldwin, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 529 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 8/2 SAUNDERS, Geo. W., M.G. 627 MARVIN, Jas., M.G. 7/573 GROVENOR, R.B., Rev. Catholic Priest GRIFFITH, J.H., M.G. 612 8/6 581 636 BRANDT, C., M. G • Evangelical NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 600 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 539 BORCOURT, James, M.G. M.E. Church 567 �~ o ........ w BERRY, George M./37 Lawrence, KS BISHOP, James T./30 Lawrence, KS BLACKMORE, John Charles/21 Burlingame, KS BLACKWELL, Charles T./21 Tonganoxie, KS BLAYLOCK, John/23 Prairie Center, KS BRADSHAW, Thomas A./24 Linwood, KS BRIDWELL, Edward/24 Marion Co., AR BRITTON, James G./21 Lawrence, KS BROOKS, James E./29 Lawrence, KS BRUNK, James E./23 Douglas Co., KS BRUSH, Theodore F./23 Lawrence, KS BUCKHEIM, Ferdinand J./27 Douglas Co., KS BUCKNER, John/24 Baldwin, KS BURGNER, John E./29 Chautauqua, KS CARMICHAEL, William/47 Junction City, KS CARTER, Delos M./27 Wone Woc, WI CASTLE, George B./26 Lawrence, KS CAULK, Gideon W./26 Lawrence, KS CHAPMAN, William H./21 Twin Mound, KS CHERRY, James T./25 Laredo, MO FLEMMING, Sarah/26 Lawrence, KS OSWALT, Clara I./24 Lawrence, KS FINCH, Lucile B./20 Burlingame, KS KEMMERLING, Ella/21 Tonganoxie, KS GORDON, Alice/18 Prairie Center, KS SERVISS, Katie Blanche/15 Linwood, KS HEDLEY, Mary M./22 Black Jack, KS JONES, Lucy Anna/19 Lawrence, KS BUSCH, Carrie S./23 Lawrence, KS SLATTSMAN, Lucy/18 Douglas Co., KS PIERSON, Olive/27 Lawrence, KS LUTZ, Anna/21 Richland, KS DWYER, Mary Ann/33 Baldwin, KS ENO, Augusta/28 Globe, KS FLIGER, Maria E./40 Lawrence, KS WARTON, Grace M./25 Lawrence, KS ROSE, Lenora/21 Lawrence, KS BRADLEY, Mattie/20 Lawrence, KS DAILEY, Rebecca/15 Twin Mound, KS HATTON, Nancy L./18 Perry, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 26 Mar 1894 554 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 2 Aug 1894 599 Lawrence, KS COOPER, A.A., J.P. 6 Dec 1894 8/3 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 21 Feb 1894 542 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 31 Jan 1894 530 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 30 Jul 1894 597 Lawrence, KS PADEN, Wm. C., M.G. 25 Sep 1894 613 Baldwin, KS HAMILTON, A.P., M.G. 31 Jul 1894 598 M.E. Church Lawrence, KS ROGERS, Geo. D., M.G. 1 Apr 1894 558 Lawrence, KS HOOVER, Isaac L., M.G. 28 Feb 1894 545 Bride's residence FARWELL, Henry, M.G. 18 Oct 1894 624 Lawrence, KS MUELLER, J., M.G. 24 Mar 1894 552 Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co., KS 28 Aug 1894 603 GARRETT, P.W., M.G. Joblock at Bill HORVERD farm 2 Oct 1894 606 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. Lawrence, KS GRIFFITH, J.G., M.G. 18 Sep 1894 611 Lutheran Lawrence, KS AYERS, Wm. W., M.G. 6 Feb 1894 533 Trinity Prot. Episc. Ch Lawrence, KS BIGGS, L.C., M.G. 15 Dec 1894 8/6 Lawrence, KS MILLER, J.K., M.G. 25 Dec 1894 8/17 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 580 9 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS MILLER, J.L., M.G. 591 9 Jul 1894 M.E. Church South Perry, KS C'l o ::s rt f-o. ::s s::: <1l 0.. �BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. ~ ....o ~ o COBERLY, William L./17 Lawrence, KS COCKLIN, David/53 Lawrence, KS COLLINS, Samuel P./24 Linwood, KS CORPORAL, Larkin/22 Lawrence, KS COOPER, Jay/21 Newton, KS CONGER, John A./21 Lawrence, KS COSLY, Kersey C./24 Leavenworth Co., KS COVEY, Fred R./33 Lawrence, KS COX, Edwin/27 Belvoir, KS COX, Samuel N. /28 Lawrence, KS CROSMAN, Calvin/49 Leavenworth Co., KS CULVER, Francis D./31 Lawrence, KS CURLETT, Thornton/21 Eudora, KS CURTIS, Charles C./24 Linwood, KS DAILY, James W./23 Douglas Co., KS DANIEL, S.A./78 Lawrence, KS DAVIDSON, David/25 Tonganoxie, KS DAVIDSON, Josiah T./32 Wellsville, KS DAVIS, Joseph F./25 Lawrence, KS PAGE # OFFICIANT BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE DENNIS, Hattie M./14 Lawrence, KS THOMPSON, Alice H./43 Jefferson Co., KS HARBAUGH, Effie May/25 Linwood, KS ROSS, Mary, Miss/19 Reno, KS DAHLENE, Nellie/18 Lawrence, KS HOSTETTER, Grace/19 Lawrence, KS ACHNING, Emma A.P./22 Lawrence, KS URECH, Pauline/20 Lawrence, KS GRESS, Alice/28 Belvoir, KS HOLCOM, Maria L./24 Lawrence, KS MENDENHALL, Rebecca J./48 Garnett, KS ARNEL, Grace H./26 Humboldt, KS BELL, Carrie/18 Weaver, KS ANDERSON, Emma L./18 Linwood, KS BARNETT, Edith/22 Douglas Co., KS NAILOR, Nancy Me1vina/61 Lawrence, KS DAVENPORT, Olie Ann/18 Fall Leaf, KS PRICE, Stella May/22 Baldwin, KS WALLROD, Rachel Anna/23 Lawrence, KS 523 13 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS 20 Dec 1894 8/7 Oskaloosa, KS 626 24 Oct 1894 Lawrence, KS 577 2 Jun 1894 North Lawrence, KS 5 Jul 1894 590 Lawrence, KS 14 Aug 1894 601 Lawrence, KS 633 14 Nov 1894 Lawrence, KS 579 6 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS 544 22 Feb 1894 Lawrence, KS 634 18 Nov 1894 Lawrence, KS 605 30 Aug 1894 Lawrence, KS 572 10 May 1894 Humboldt, KS 561 8 Apr 1894 Lawrence, KS 5 Dec 1894 640 Linwood, KS 519 1 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS 530 29 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS 569 28 Apr 1894 Lawrence, KS 569 2 May 1894 Lawrence, KS 12 Dec 1894 8/5 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. HUFFMAN, W.R., M.G. United Brethren NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. WALLACE, J.B., M.G. AYRES, William W., M.G. Trinity Prot. Episc. Ch. SHARPE, Chas. M., M.G. GRIFFITH, J.G., M.G. Ev. Lutheran, Lawrence GOUDY, Arthur L., M.G. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. SHARPE, Chas. M., M.G. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. DRAKE, L.I., M.G. Prebyterian NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. EMBREE, John H., M.G. Congregational NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. �DEE, Thomas W./24 HILL, Marie Belle/20 Topeka, KS Topeka, KS DE FEVER, Edward P./26 ELY, Josephine V./20 Rock Island, IL Topeka, KS DEMING, John E./31 BANKER, Nellie M./20 Overbrook, KS Overbrook, KS DESHAZER, Edwin L./26 TRANSUE, Myra/20 Williamstown, KS Williamstown, KS DUKE, Anthony A./36 NELSON, Ella/33 St. Louis, MO Kansas City, MO DULIN, William M./45 PATTERSON, Victoria/37 Lecompton, KS Lecompton, KS DUNCAN, Charles E.(S.), Jr./34 MANN, Rose M./22 Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS EDGAR, George B., Jr./23 SMITH, May Cora/20 Kansas City, MO Reno, KS ELLISON, Edward D./25 STONE, Mary W./21 Kansas City, MO Lawrence, KS ELLIOTT, Samuel S./23 HERRIOTT, Jeannette C./23 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS ERICKSON, Eric Almer/24 ANDERSON, Emma/26 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS ERICKSON, T. Erick/28 SIGREN, Hilma/22 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS ERWIN, Bird W./26 SCHROEDER, Lottie/17 Lawrence, KS Eudora, KS EVERLEY, George L./25 MARLEY, Maggie J., Miss/l7 Eudora, KS Johnson Co., KS FEAGLES, William H./47 ALLEN, Ida/35 Centropolis, KS Lawrence, KS FERGUSON, William H./25 JOY, May/17 Vinland, KS Vinland, KS FIX, John A./24 PRICE, Lottie V./24 Big Springs, KS Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co. FORSYTHE, John E./27 CHARLTON, Margaret/21 Kansas City, MO Lawre-nce, KS FLEER, Daniel/22 LONG, Katie/22 Willow Springs, KS Willow_Springs, KS FLINTORN, Albert Dix/22 DEVEREAUX, Kate Bullene/19 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS 8 Mar 1894 549 Lawrence, KS 27 Jun 1894 588 Lawrence, KS 18 Mar 1894 552 The Bride's parents' 9 Jul 1894 591 Lawrence, KS 520 3 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS 20 Dec 1894 8/11 Lawrence, KS 541 20 Feb 1894 Topeka, KS 630 5 Nov 1894 Reno, KS 5 Dec 1894 8/1 Lawrence, KS 546 28 Feb 1894 Lawrence, KS 527 20 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS 540 17 Feb 1894 Lawrence, KS 525 15 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS 29 Aug 1894 603 Lawrence, KS 31 Oct 1894 629 North Lawrence, KS 21 Feb 1894 540 Vinland, KS 559 4 Apr 1894 Lawrence, KS 522 11 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS 595 24 Jul 1894 Eudora, KS 582 14 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. AYRES, William W., M.G. Trinity Prot. Epsic. Ch. PERDUE, J.H., M.G. SHARPE, Chas. M., M.G. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. CHARLTON, John, J.P. BROWNING, Geo. W., M.G. North Topeka, KS GOUDY, A.L., M.G. 192 Elm st., Lawrence AYRES, William W., M.G. Trinity Prot. Episc. Ch. CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. C'l SHARPE, Edward 0., M.G. o :::s rt ..... :::s BIGGS, L.C., M.G. c: CD Cl.. PEMBLETON, 1.0., M.G. MORROW, O. S., M. G. CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. BRANDT, C., M. G. Evangelical CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. �BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. ...;: o N ...... ...... 0"1 FLORY, John Wesley/26 Douglas Co., KS FOREMAN, Grant S./27 Lawrence, KS FORTH, Jamesj26 Willow Springs, KS FORTNER, James/52 Eudora, KS FOWLER, Alonzo/48 Lawrence, KS FRAUDNFELDER, Gottlieb/38 Media, KS FRENDLE, Frederick J./20 Jefferson Co., KS FRY, Edward H./35 Lawrence, KS GARDNER, C. Jefferson/28 De Soto, KS GARST, Samuel S./21 Douglas Co., KS GATCH, Samuel/45 Lawrence, KS GERHARD, Antonj22 St. Joseph, MO GIDON, Grant/21 Reno, KS GILBERT, Ross M./24 Kiowa Co., KS GLYNN, James M./26 McLouth, KS GOENS, Alex/49 California GORDON, David A./23 Lawrence, KS GORE, Emery C.j20 Lawrence, KS GORRILL,- Marshall A./23 Lawrence, KS PAGE # OFFICIANT BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE NUSBAUM, Mary Elizabeth/24 Douglas Co., KS PAXTON, Bertha 0./21 Lawrence, KS HERTZLER, Emma/21 Willow Springs, KS HILL, Clara/23 Belvoir, KS ANDERSON (LOWN), Julia Ann/45 Kansas City, MO SIEGRIST, Salome/37 st. Louis, MO VANDERPOOL, Gertie/18 Jefferson Co., KS JOHNES, Carrie/35 Lawrence, KS DAVIDSON, Ressa/26 Le Nape, KS SHIVELY, Alice/18 Douglas Co., KS WIGGS, Lillian Albertine/32 Lawrence, KS THUDIUM, Amelia/20 Lawrence, KS ROSS, Sophie/18 Reno, KS COUCH, Olive/24 Johnson Co., KS SIMPSON, Gertrude L./23 Tonganoxie, KS GOENS, Kate/28 Douglas Co., KS NORTHWAY, Elsie/16 Lawrence, KS DAVIS, Ella E./19 Clayton, IL KIMBLE, Clara M./23 Ridgeway, KS WILLIAMS, W.W., M.G. 607 13 Sep 1894 House of C. NUSBAUM NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 13 Jun 1894 582 Lawrence, KS WINEY, Thomas G., M.G. 22 Feb 1894 543 Lawrence, KS BROWN, Moses, M.G. 20 Dec 1894 8/8 Belvoir, KS COOPER, A.A., J.P. 30 Jun 1894 589 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 8 Oct 1894 620 Lawrence, KS VIETS, C.H., J.P. 6 Feb 1894 534 Sarcoxie, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 3 Dec 1894 640 Lawrence, KS BERG, George, M.G. 5 Apr 1894 557 Sherman Twp., Leavenworth Co., KS 25 Dec 1894 8/13 WINEY, Thomas G., M.G. Bride's parents' BACON, C.E., M.G. 18 Jan 1894 526 M.E. Church Lawrence, KS MUELLER, J., M.G. 4 Oct 1894 619 Lawrence, KS KELSOH, Samuel, M.G. 22 Aug 1894 602 Methodist Episcopal Reno, KS STANLEY, Harvey, M.G. 31 Dec 1894 8/20 Friends Church Bride's parents' NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 28 Nov 1894 638 Lawrence, KS STEWART, J.W., Rev. 31 Jan 1894 531 U.B. Church Lecompton, KS COOPER, A.A., J.P. 15 Nov 1894 633 Lawrence, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. 19 Dec 1894 8/10 Lawrence,KS SMITH, J.H.B., M.G. 27 Sep 1894 614 Congregational Ridgeway, Osage Co., KS (') o :::s ....:::srt c (I) Q, �GOTTSTEIN, Charles H./22 Clearfield, KS GRAEBER, Carl/26 Lawrence, KS GRAY, Charles W./27 Bedford, IA GRIFFIN, George B./37 Lawrence, KS GROAT, Charles E./27 West Valley, NJ GUNTER, Luke/23 Lawrence, KS ~ HAAS, August G./23 -'Willow Springs, KS ~ HAMER, Maurice E./24 Sibley, KS '\ HANS COME , Clarence C. /25 Lawrence, KS ,,: HANSEN, Henry /33 St. Louis, MO HANSON, George W./22 Lawrence, KS HARFORD, Allison D./35 Black Jack, KS HARPER, James/20 Lawrence, KS HARRIS, John L./66 Lawrence, KS HARRIS, John L., Jr./23 Lawrence, KS HARVEY, George 1./40 Kansas City, MO HAWKINS, Joseph/28 Tonganoxie, KS HAYDEN, William/21 Big Springs, KS HEBERLING, William H./20 Overbrook, KS HENDRICKSON, Charles D. (See NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. BRAZIL, Agnes/21 639 5 Dec 1894 Johnson Co., KS Lawrence, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. DOANE, Jennie L./20 619 4 Oct 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS LUCAS, J.P., M.G. RAY, Lillian, Miss/31 608 12 Sep 1894 Christian Ch., Emporia Colorado Springs, CO Lawrence, KS BIGGS, Lewis C., M.G. CHANCE, Kate C./32 11 Dec 1894 8/4 Centenary M.E. Church Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS ROGERS, Geo. D., M.G. MURPHY, Grace H./20 604 28 Aug 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS WALLACE, J.B., M.G. FORD, Mary, Miss/23 637 25 Nov 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS ASMUSS, William, M.G. SCHOTT, Emma E./22 26 Dec 1894 8/10 Worden, KS Willow Springs, KS THOMAS, E.L., M.G. KNIGHTEN, Annie L./22 15 Feb 1894 538 M.E. Church, Vinland, KS Sibley, KS Bride's residence BERRY, James F., M.G. MORGAN, Nellie L./22 17 Jun 1894 583 Kingman, KS Kingman, Kingman Co., KS ROGERS, Geo. D., M.G. BUCY, Rebecca/26 21 Feb 1894 543 Girard, KS Lawrence, KS SHARPE, Chas. M., M.G. CRAIGMILE, Lillian/23 29 Oct 1894 629 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS RICE, C.R., M.G. SKINNER, Lydia A. (Elizabeth)/19 6 Dec 1894 8/2 M.E. Church Baldwin, KS Baldwin, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. CUSHINGBERRY, Myrtle/17 15 Jan 1894 524 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS PEMBLETON, I.D., M.G. PRICE, Priscilla M./48 590 4 Jul 1894 Vinland, KS Vinland, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. MESSER, Carrie/17 529 25 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS NORTON, Geo. B., M.G. KIRKPATRICK, Edith/26 592 11 Jul 1894 Baldwin, KS M.E. Church Baldwin, KS ZIMMERMAN, W.H., M.G. ROBERTSON, Mary J./35 559 4 Apr 1894 Tonganoxie, KS Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. TURNER, Clara/21 539 10 Feb 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. SHARER, Millie C./18 634 21 Nov 1894 Overbrook, KS Lawrence, KS RICHARDSON, Charles D.) o o ::;, rt ..... ::;, s::: (]) Q. �BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. :c:: o .".:"( -'.' I-' I-' Q) BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT HENSY, William A./24 RICHARDSON, A.M., M.G. WILSON, Cora J./25 620 10 Oct 1894 Seneca, KS Newton, KS Lawrence, KS HETZEL, Park/24 CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. SAUNDERS, Eva/23 577 5 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HILL, Fred P./21 MARVIN, Jas., M.G. MILLER, Eva/22 578 6 Jun 1894 Enid, OK Territory Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HILL, Marshall H./33 SAGE, J.F., M.G. BUTLER, Mary E./38 628 31 Oct 1894 Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HILL, Oliver/29 13 May 1894 572 RICHARDSON, A.M., M.G. CLENDENNING, Dollie/20 .Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS Reno, Leavenworth Co., KS HILL, Samuel J./24 20 Nov 1894 635 BROWN, Moses, M.G. CURLETT, Cassie/20 Douglas Co., KS Eudora, KS Eudora, KS HINSLEY, John/16 CHARLTON, John, J.P. DAVIS, Lillie/IS 528 24 Jan 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HOGG, Gavin T./30 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. HENNESSEY, Katie/20 574 23 May 1894 Portland, OR Grover, KS Lawrence, KS HUGHES, Benjamin/30 WALLACE,.J.B., M.G. ADAMS, Cora B./23 578 6 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS North Lawrence, KS HUGHES, James/24 BROOKS, A.H., M.G. GUNTER, Carrie/20 16 Oct 1894 623 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HULL, Winfield S./19 COOPER, A.A., J.P. LEVERTON, Effie May/18 571 7 May 1894 Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS HULLETT, Claude E./30 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. ANDERSON, Hulda/24 602 18 Aug 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HUNTER, Frank P./33 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. VIRES, Annie/30 556 29 Mar 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS ICE, George A./21 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. TUCKER, Ella/22 24 Dec 1894 8/15 Clinton, KS Baldwin, KS Lawrence, KS JAMES, George G./22 BOWMAN, B.F., M.G. VALE (VAIL), Ella R./19 565 28 Apr 1894 Osage Co., KS Osage Co., KS Union, Osage Co., KS JESSUP, Charles/23 SHARPE, Chas. M., M.G. MORSE, Louise/24 10 Oct 1894 621 Cedar Junction, KS De Soto, KS Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Isaac/34 SAGE, J.F., M.G. DRAKE, Louisa/29 624 17 Oct 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS JONES, George W./25 COOPER, A.A., J.P. 587 LABARRIRIE (LA BARRIES), Julia Z./28 27 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS JONES, Jesse L./26 GOUDY, A.L., M.G. MERCER, Hattie A./21 568 21 Apr 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS o o :J ....:J (1- s:: m 0. �~ CD ~ ..... 0 ::J CD (l) ...'"1 ..;: 0 N ~ ..;: ... :c: 0 lu 1; .. :S f-' f-' \0 JONES, Josiah W./22 Lawrence, KS KEARNEY, James R./21 Topeka, KS KETELS, Hugo F./27 La""rence, KS KING, Joseph/26 Eudora, KS KING, Udah S./24 Vinland, KS KLEIN, Calvin E./42 Quindaro, KS KNABE, George M./22 Leavenworth Co., KS KNAP, Albert F./27 Eudora, KS KOEHLER, John E./29 Douglas Co., KS KOERNER, Henry/27 Leavenworth Co., KS KRATZBERG, Joseph/30 Anderson Co., KS KURTZ, Charles F./23 Eudora, KS LAMPHEAR, Charles Henry/21 Lawrence, KS LEOPOLD, Harvey R./28 Kansas City, MO LETCHER, Albert C./24 North Lawrence, KS LETCHER, Grant/23 Lawrence, KS LEWIS, Albert A./23 Lawrence, KS LEWIS, Charles/27 Douglas Co., KS LOSH, Charles L./21 Osage Co., KS LOTZ, Adolph Jr./32 Eudora, KS SCHULTZ, Mary Anne E./26 Lawrence, KS FURZE, Amanda M./18 Topeka, KS MONGHAN, Mary/26 Sigel, KS RAY, Ollie/21 Eudora, KS RODGERS, Mary E., Miss/25 Vinland, KS LARISH, Myra N./34 Wilkesbarrie, PA SEEVER, Anna E./22 Leavenworth Co., KS HEMMING, Bertie/26 Lawrence, KS HERSCHEL, Bertha/19 Douglas Co., KS SEIGLER, Mary/21 Leavenworth Co., KS DEISTER, Emma L./25 Douglas Co., KS STROBEL, Sophia/22 Eudora, KS BRYANT, Eunice A./18 Lawrence, KS BARNES, Allie E./18 Kansas City, MO MACK, Mintle/18 Troy, KS HARRIS, Ida/19 Lawrence, KS THOMPSON, Ura B./20 Thompsonville, KS SMITH, Mary/30 Douglas Co., KS JAMES, Alma A./19 Osage Co., KS BARTUSCH, Clara E. (C.)/27 Eudora, KS HUFFMAN, W.N., M.G. 7 Feb 1894 532 U. Brethren, Sarcoxie Jefferson Co., KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 4 Sep 1894 605 Lawrence, KS FARWELL, H., M.G. 612 19 Sep 1894 Sigel, KS BROWN, Moses, M.G. 24 Dec 1894 8/13 Eudora, KS DAVIS, T.D., M.G. 4 Oct 1894 617 Bride's father's NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 12 Mar 1894 550 Lawrence, KS BERG, George, M.G. 27 Feb 1894 545 Sherman Twp., Leavenworth Co., KS 7 Mar 1894 548 MUELLER, John Adam, M.G. M.E. Church", Lawrence Parents of Bride's VINCENT, J.C., J.P. 13 Nov 1894 632 Kanwaka, KS SCHAEFER, W., M.G. 18 Apr 1894 566 German Evgl. Synod of NA Fall Leaf, KS GOVENER, R.B., Priest 9 Jan 1894 521 Lawrence, KS NANNINGA, T.R., M.G. 524 16 Jan 1894 German Eudora, KS HAMILTON, A.P., M.G. 20 Jun 1894 585 M.E. Church Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 21 Dec 1894 8/12 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 30 Ju1 1894 596 Lawrence, KS SAGE, J.F., M.G. 8 Feb 1894 536 Lawrence, KS BETTS, S.E. , M.G. 588 28 Jun 1894 Thompsonville, Jefferson Co. , KS NORTON, John Q.A. , P.J. 607 8 Sep 1894 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A. , P.J. 579 6 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS ~ SCHAEFER, W. , M.G. 566 19 Apr 1894 German Evg 1 . Synod of NA Eudora, KS o o ::J N- ..... ::J s::: CD 0.. �PAGE # OFFICIANT ~ BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE 'tJ ..... LOUGH, Samuel A./29 Baldwin, KS LUX, George F./55 Topeka, KS MACY, Herbert C./19 Clinton, KS MADDERN, Thomas E./22 Jarboe, KS MAGERS, Peter/56 Sarcoxie, KS MAICHEL, Joseph C./24 Douglas Co., KS MANAHAN, Enos J./27 Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co. MARKS, Arthur L./23 Lawrence, KS MARSHALL, Theodore L./33 Lawrence, KS MASON, Ernest G./21 Lawrence, KS MATILE, William/25 Lyon Co., KS McCLURE, Benjamin W./22 Douglas Co., KS McCLURE, James/34 Lawrence, KS McCREIGHT, Marlin S./24 Oskaloosa, KS McINTURF, Frank/26 Lawrence, KS McKISSACK, Edward/24 Lawrence, KS MCKNIGHT, Lieu/25 Douglas Co., KS McLAIN, Austin M./29 Eudora, KS MEYER, Levi/36 Lawrence, KS BENEDICT, Mary L./24 Baldwin, KS CRUMMEY, Ella 8./40 Urbana, OH HOUSE, Ollie W./15 Clinton, KS SHIELDS, Rosa P./18 Jarboe, KS DAVIS, Phoebe A./60 Clinton, KS BLOCHER, Lydia/20 Osage Co., KS BUSCH, Minnie/22 Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co. HENRY, Lida V. Lawrence, KS SECHREST, Iva D./18 Richland, KS ARCHERS, Ada/21 Lawrence, KS MITCHELL, Annie/19 Chase Co., KS PRICE, Cora/19 Douglas Co., KS CHILDERS, Rosa/22 Lawrence, KS ENGLE, Ida M./25 Lawrence, KS SHIELDS, Ellen M./24 Lawrence, KS FORTSON, Sarah, Miss/24 Lawrence, KS PLATT, Lola/20 Johnson Co., KS HICKS, Lizzie/25 Clearfield, KS MIETH, Edith A./20 Lawrence, KS HOOVER, Harman J., M.G. 581 12 Jun 1894 M.E. Church, El Paso, TX o Baldwin, KS ROGERS, Geo. D., M.G. 564 12 Apr 1894 ::s Lawrence, KS rt "< NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 625 18 Oct 1894 ... Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 549 8 Mar 1894 Lawrence, KS EVANS, F.C., J.P. 560 8 Apr 1894 Bloomington, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 18 Jul 1894 594 Lawrence, KS MUELLER, J., M.G. 27 Sep 1894 615 Lawrence, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. 21 Nov 1894 636 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 6 Feb 1894 534 Lawrence, KS GOUDY, A.L., M.G • 2 Oct 1894 616 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 26 Sep 1894 614 Lawrence, KS Q o NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 7 Feb 1894 535 ::s rt Lawrence, KS ..... ::s SAGE, J.F., M.G. 4 Feb 1894 532 c CD Witness: Preston MINES 90 1/2 NH, Lawrence, KS Q. BANKER, Willis G., M.G. 25 Dec 1895 8/17 1st Presb. Ch., Lawrence Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 611 17 Sep 1894 Lawrence, KS WALLACE, J.B., M.G. 536 7 Feb 1894 A.M.E. Church Lawrence, KS BATDORF, Geo. W., J.P. 535 6 Mar 1894 Wellsville, Franklin Co., KS 28 Jan 1894 523 McLAIN, J.J., M.G. Roscoe, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 8/1 3 Dec 1894 Lawrence, KS CD g CD CD t; ... ...;: o '" .... '"o g �.;: o ..... ~ o MILLER, David J.M.C./23 Wilson, KS MILLER, Edwin A./28 Johnson Co., KS MITCHELL, Guy L./28 Kansas City, MO MOORHEAD, Will L./28 Missouri MORRISON, Patrick James/38 Lawrence, KS MOSS, Edward/36 Twin Mound, KS MURPHY, James E./22 Linwood, KS MURPHY, Orville W./41 Lawrence, KS NALL, Philip C./31 Leavenworth Co., KS NICHOLS, John/21 Oskaloosa, KS NICHOLS, William E./24 Vinland, KS NUNDLEY, George/24 Lawrence, KS OHLFEST, John/3D Lawrence, KS OWEN, Charles E./27 Jefferson Co., KS PARKS, David E./22 Hiawatha, KS PARKS, David E./22 Willis, Brown Co., KS PARKS, David E./22 Hiawatha, KS PICKERING, Charles S./32 Newkirk, OK Territory PINE, Edward B./32 Lawrence, KS PIPPERT, Charles W./23 Willow Springs, KS RANDLE, Fannie A./18 Lawrence, KS WATSON, Laura E./21 Johnson Co., KS ECKE, Amelia K./25 Lawrence, KS ANDREWS, Flo L./28 Baldwin, KS KNUEHL, Anna M./34 Lawrence, KS OSWALD, Tillie/19 Twin Mound, KS CARTER, Lou E./19 Reno, KS BALLARD, Carrie V./24 Jefferson Co., KS SECHREST, Estelle P./20 Leavenworth Co., KS LOGAN, Nora/18 Oskaloosa, KS PEPPARD, Phy M., Miss/18 Oskaloosa, KS McQUAY, Cora/23 Lawrence, KS OLSON, Mary C./25 Lawrence, KS CARNEY, Rosa C./17 Jefferson Co., KS COLLINS, Dora E./21 Lake View, KS COLLINS, Dora B./21 Lawrence, KS COLLINS, Dora B./21 Lawrence, KS RICE, Mary/32 Edgerton, KS McCAGE, Ollie/26 Lawrence, KS SMOCK, Luella/22 Lawrence, KS BIGGS, L.C., M.G. 25 Dec 1894 8/16 Lawrence, KS COLEMAN, W.C., M.G. 17 Oct 1894 622 M.E. Church De Soto, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. 20 Mar 1894 553 Lawrence, KS MOORHEAD, John, M.G. 25 Apr 1894 568 M.E. Church Baldwin, KS SPLINTERS, John G., M.G. 29 Nov 1894 637 Eudora Lawrence, KS AXER, Wm. C., M.G. 14 Mar 1894 551 Presbyterian Twin Mound, KS RICHARDSON, A.M., M.G. 30 Dec 1894 8/18 Reno, Leavenworth Co., KS AYRES, William W., M.G. 21 Jul 1894 594 Trinity Prot. Episc. Ch. Lawrence, KS UNDERWOOD, I.T., M.G. 18 Feb 1894 537 Tonganoxie, Leavenworth Co., KS 5 May 1894 570 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. Lawrence, KS DAVIS, T.D., M.G. 26 Sep 1894 613 Wm. HOSKINS' SAGE, J.F., M.G. 15 Sep 1894 610 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 8 Dec 1894 8/4 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 14 Mar 1894 551 Lawrence, KS License returned 8 Jun 26 May 1894 575 1894 by David PARKS License returned, parties 25 Jun 1894 586 not married CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. 11 Oct 1894 621 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 27 Feb 1894 546 Lawrence, KS BIGGS, L.C ... M.G. 19 Dec 1894 8/9 M.E. Church Lawrence, KS MILLER, J.K., M.G. 22 Oct 1894 625 Lawrence, KS tI o c: IQ ..... II> III () o c: ::s rt .. '<: Q o ::s ....::s rt c: (I) 0. �BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. PLUMMER, Byron/24 Leavenworth Co., KS POEHLER, Louis C./25 Lawrence, KS POSEY, James F./25 Topeka, KS POTTS, Frank S./30 Lawrence, KS PROTSCH, Richard E./23 Lawrence, KS PUREL, Charles E./20 Douglas Co., KS RAY, Daniel/30 Eudora, KS RAY, Horace E./26 Topeka, KS REATZ, Albert F./26 Lawrence, KS REED, John W./23 Linwood, KS REEDY, Michael/31 Lawrence, KS RICHARD(S), Edward K.(X.)/21 Lawrence, KS RICHARDSON, Charles D./22 (License issued in the name Long Beach, CA RINEHART, Arthur A./28 Kansas City, MO ROOT, Edward P./22 Lawrence, KS ROOT, George A./33 Clay Center, KS ROSENQUIST, Charles/21 Kansas City, MO RUSSELL, Calvin W./53 Hesper, KS BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT MILES, Ella/18 Leavenworth Co., KS MILES, Eva I./24 Lawrence, KS WEAVER, Connie/23 Topeka, KS LINDLEY, Lelia C./24 Lawrence, KS WATTS, Lula May/18 Lawrence, KS HUSTED, Alice 0./20 Douglas Co., KS CLARK, Matilda/36 Eudora, KS BOULWARE, Harriet Gray/24 Lawrence, KS WOOTEN, Minnie Belle/20 Lawrence, KS LAWSON, Maggie/18 Linwood, KS STROBEL, Sarah/19 Johnson Co., KS LANE, Mamie/20 Lawrence, KS OSBORNE, Zoe/20 of Charles D. HENDRICKSON) Lawrence, KS HAZZARD, Maud/19 Kansas City, MO HINDMAN, Maud/21 Lawrence, KS GRIFFIN, Lizzie A./33 Lincoln, NE LARSON, Anna/21 Kansas City, MO McCLELLAN, Addie W./53 Lawrence, KS 23 Dec 1894 Bride's father's 1 Feb 1894 Lawrence, KS 12 Jul 1894 Lawrence, KS 9 Feb 1894 Lawrence, KS 11 Apr 1894 Lawrence, KS 25 Dec 1894 Lawrence, KS 8 Sep 1894 Lawrence, KS 20 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS 16 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS 22 Apr 1894 Linwood, KS 19 Jun 1894 Eudora, KS 4 May 1894 Lawrence, KS 25 Jul 1894 8/12 531 IRWIN, William H., M.G. Lawrence CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. 592 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 538 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 562 GRIFFITH, J.G., M.G. 8/16 ROGERS, Geo. D., M.G. III ~ 606 BROOKS, W. W., M. G. !--' III IQ :3: 584 583 AYRES, William W., M.G. Trinity Prot. Episc. Ch. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 570 EMBREE, John H., M.G. congregational EBERHARDT, C., M.G. Eudora, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 595 CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. 567 584 CD :.tl CD o0 '1 ~ III o o ::s rt !--' ::s c CD Lawrence, KS 11 Apr 1894 Lawrence, KS 13 Sep 1894 Lawrence, KS 22 Dec 1894 Lawrence, KS 28 Jul 1894 Lawrence, KS 22 Feb 1894 Lawrence, KS ~ 563 MILLER, J.K., M.G. 609 SHARPE, Chas. M., M.G. 8/14 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 596 GRIFFITH, J.G., M.G. Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 544 �'<:: o ..... ~ .o RUTHERFORD, Albert C./23 Lawrence, KS SANDS, Walter/30 Centropolis, KS SERVISS, Jacob F./22 Linwood, KS SCHALL, Edwin B./23 Lawrence, KS SCHEHRER, Frank Joseph/25 Eudora, KS SCHOENHOFER, Frank J./26 Eudora, KS SCOTT, Louis/25 Lawrence, KS SELZER, John J./33 Clearfield, KS SHANK, Jacob N./26 Versailles, MO SHEARD, Thomas E./40 Topeka, KS SHEPPARD, Addison T./36 Black Jack, KS SHULTZ, Guy R./29 Jefferson Co., KS SHULTZ, Henry/30 Louisville, KS SIMMONS, Dennis/22 Kansas City, KS SKINNER, Homer/28 Kanwaka, KS SLEPPY, Abishai/31 Clinton, KS SMITH, Julius/29 Parsons, KS SNYDER, Henry Lee/27 Burlingame, KS SNYDER, John/52 Eudora, KS SPENCER, Charles B./27 Leadville, CO FREDERICKSON, Martha M./23 Lawrence, KS FRENCH, Henrietta L./22 Centropolis, KS DEXTER, -Rosa Pearl/14 Linwood, KS RUSHNER, Mary L./23 Lawrence, KS EDER, Burgy/20 Eudora, KS MADL, Matilda/17 Clearfield, KS RAY, Annie/21 Eudora, KS GLASER, Carrie W./25 Clearfield, KS ULRICH, Etta/19 Echo, KS HENDRICKSON, Ella/29 Topeka, KS BELL, Martha J., Mrs. /32 Linden, KS JONES, Maude E./19 Jefferson Co., KS KNUDSEN, Mary/25 Douglas Co., KS WILTS, Ollie/19 Lawrence, KS SEETIN, Mary M./18 Kanwaka, KS FRAZIER, Alice/31 Clinton, KS WOODYARD, Ida Bell/24 Baldwin, KS LEAMER, Mary M./27 Lecompton, KS SCHANTZ, Henrietta/48 Eudora, KS BARKER, Anna E./26 Lawrence, KS 20 Feb 1894 541 Lawrence, KS 28 May 1894 575 Lawrence, KS 9 Apr 1894 561 Linwood, KS 6 Feb 1894 533 Lawrence, KS 8 Jan 1894 522 Eudora, KS. 9 Oct 1894 618 Eudora, KS 27 May 1894 574 Eudora, KS 13 Nov 1894 632 Clearfield, KS 3 Oct 1894 617 Daniel ULRICH's 9 Dec 1894 8/3 Lawrence, KS 2 Apr 1894 555 Clearfield, KS 27 Dec 1894 8/15 Jefferson Co., KS 4 Jan 1894 521 Lawrence, KS 3 Oct 1894 618 Lawrence, KS 19 Dec 1894 8/9 Lawrence, KS 28 Oct 1894 627 Residence F. HESS 16 Oct 1894 622 Baldwin, KS 17 Jan 1894 525 Lecompton, KS 11 Dec 1894 8/5 Lawrence, KS 19 Dec 1894 8/8 Lawrence, KS NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. t:J NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. EMBREE, John H., M.G. Congregational MARVIN, Jas., M.G. o s:: \Q ..... II! til () o s:: :J rt "<: HOCKMILLER, A., Priest Eudora Catholic Church SPLINTERS, John G., Roman Catholic Priest BROWN, M., M. G • ... BRANDT, C., M.G. Evangelical Assoc. MICHAEL, Joseph, M.G. SHARPE, Chas. M., M.G. PADEN, Wm. C., M.G. ROGERS, Geo. D., M.G. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. Q o PALMER, F.D., M.G. :J rt f-o. :J NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. s:: (I) Q. WEYBRIGHT, Wm., M.G. RICE, C.R., M.G. M.E. Church SNYDER, J.H., M.G. NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. �BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT o o s:: IQ :c:: o STAMP, John W./39 Kansas City, MO STEVENS, Thadius/25 Sigel, Douglas Co., KS STEVENSON, William G./72 Clinton, KS STEWARD, Edwin H./22 Centropolis, KS STONE, James A./37 Big Springs, KS STROBEL, Samuel G./21 Eudora, KS SUITER, Maurice/21 Douglas Co., KS SWEEZER, Samuel/25 Lake View, KS TEMPLE, Richard G./34 Lawrence, KS THACKREY, William E./27 Manhattan, KS THIEL (THIELL), Louis H./31 Kansas City, MO THORNTON, John/21 Clinton, Douglas Co., KS THORNTON, William/24 Douglas Co., KS THURBER, Brant/26 Twin Mound, KS TIBBALS, Jesse W./23 Lawrence, KS TORNEDEN, Adolph/36 Leavenworth Co., KS TRAPP, Louis H./24 Linwood, KS TYNER, James T./32 Douglas Co., KS VAN TRIES, Blair G./45 Black Jack, KS ADAMS, Mary E./34 Lawrence, KS WILLIAMS, Ida/31 Sigel, Douglas Co., KS TREMBLY, Nancy J./65 Lawrence, KS BENHAM, Ellen M./20 Centropolis, KS BREWINGTON, Olive L./50 Big Springs, KS KURTZ, Emma M./18 Eudora, KS CANNON, Anna E./22 Lawrence, KS BROOKS, Evelean/17 Lake View, KS OAKES (OATES), Ellen M./27 Douglas Co., KS OLSON, Bettiej26 Lawrence, KS RIGGS, Nannie R./30 Kansas City, MO HILL, Nellie/20 Belvoir, Douglas Co., KS CLARK, Ada/20 Douglas Co., KS HOWARD, Carrie Agnes/21 Clinton, Douglas Co., KS WRIGHT, Hattie B./20 McLouth, KS KOERNER, Bertha Agnes/19 Leavenworth Co., KS BARLOW, Fannie/28 Linwood, KS DIXON, Grace/23 Douglas Co., _KS BELL, Ida/30 Baldwin, KS 626 MARVIN, Jas., M.G. 24 Oct 1894 Lawrence, KS 571 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 5 Hay 1894 Lawrence, KS 638 WOODWARD, D.T .• , M.G. 28 Nov 1894 Clinton, KS 585 COOPER, A.A., J.P. 21 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS 526 BAUGHMAN, D., J.P. 20 Jan 1894 Lecompton, KS 562 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 10 Apr 1894 Lawrence, KS 547 MORROW, O.S., M.G. 1 Mar 1894 united Presbyterian Ch. Lawrence, KS 639 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 29 Nov 1894 Lawrence, KS 563 LAWRENCE, James, M.G. 12 Apr 1894 Fairview, KS 520 DORCHESTER, Daniel, M.G. 1 Jan 1894 of Boston, MA Lawrence, KS 586 CORD LEY , Richard, M.G. 23 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS 587 COOPER, A.A., J.P. 26 Jun 1894 Lawrence, KS 615 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 29 Sep 1894 Lawrence, KS 548 ROBERTS, C.E., M.G. 3 Mar 1894 Clinton, KS 628 BIGGS, L.C., M.G. 27 Oct 1894 Lawrence, KS MUELLER, John Adam, M.G. 553 19 Mar 1894 Lawrence, KS EMBREE, J.H., M.G. 554 25 Mar 1894 congregational Linwood, KS RICE, C.R., M.G. 25 Dec 1894 8/7 M.E. Church Baldwin, KS PADEN, Wm. C., M.G. 635 22 Nov 1894 Mrs. Susannah BELL's near Baldwin ~ III 1/1 () o s:: ::s rt "< ... C'l o ::s rt 1-<. ::s s:: (J) Q. �..;: o ..... VERDER, Lewis/41 SAGE, J.F., M.G. STRODE, Lulu B./26 608 12 Sep 1894 Independence, MO Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS VOGLER, Phillip/26 TROWBRIDGE, J.F., J.P. YAMANN, Lena/26 593 18 Jul 1894 Willow Springs, KS Lawrence, KS Argentine, Wyandotte Co., KS WAGSTAFF, Robert B./23 AYRES, William W., M.G. WHEELER, Clara B./22 16 Oct 1894 623 Lawrence, KS Trinity Prot. Episc. Ch. Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS WARREN, George T./23 SMITH, John J., M.G. PONTYES, Phebe Elizira/18 23 Sep 1894 609 Leavenworth Co., KS Wyandotte Co., KS The Bride's parents' WARRING, Earl A./21 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. SHEETS, Nellie M./19 31 Mar 1894 557 Linwood, KS Linwood, KS Lawrence, KS WARRING, Ray/21 McLAIN, W.T., M.G. WILCOX, Belle/20 11 Mar 1894 550 Linwood, KS Linwood, KS Linwood, Leavenworth Co., KS WASHINGTON, Lewis/21 1 Jun 1894 576 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. HILL, Lola/17 Clinton, KS Belvoir, KS Lawrence, KS WATTS, Samuel/43 ROGERS, Geo. D., M.G. DUNKLEY, Sarah/25 604 29 Aug 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS WEEKS, Le Roy T./39 580 RARICK, G.L., M.G. AHLBURN, Ida A./40 13 Jun 1894 Little Rock, AR Baldwin, KS Smith Center, Smith Co., KS WElL, John W./19 600 STANLEY, Harvey, M.G. MUSICK, Rachel/18 8 Aug 1894 Clearfield, KS Clearfield, KS W.H. MUSICK WELTER, Cornelius P./21 537 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. MICHAELS, Anna Alice/18 8 Feb 1894 Williamstown, KS Perryville, KS Lawrence, KS WEST, Frederick C./24 SAGE, J.F., M.G. JOHNSON, Minnie R./21 560 7 Apr 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS WESTFALL, Charles W./24 TESTERMAN, F.M., M.G. CROSS, Eva L./21 606 6 Sep 1894 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS WHEELER, James B./52 MILLER, J.K., M.G . . WHEELER, Frances M./47 12 Apr 1894 564 Oskaloosa, KS Oskaloosa, KS Lawrence, KS WILKERSON, Monroe 0./28 SHARPE, C.M., M.G. JONES, Luella J./25 631 8 Nov 1894 Hannibal, MO Emporia, KS Lawrence, KS WILLIAMS, Elmer E./21 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. BANNING, Gracie I./16 598 1 Aug 1894 Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS WILLIAMS, Jerry/23 MONTOGMERY, Eld. A., M.G. MOORE, Alice/17 24 Dec 1894 8/14 Perry, KS Perry, KS Minister's house, Perry, Jefferson Co., KS WILLIAMSON, Isaac E./27 DOANE, Carrie/26 8 Aug 1894 599 COUCH, Eusebia S., M.G. Hesper, Douglas Co., KS Hesper, Douglas Co., KS Hesper, KS Friends Ch., Prairie Ctr Witnesses: Barclay THOMAS, Phebe R. THOMAS, Elizabeth TILL, Charles TILL, Ida RAYBURN, Clell DOANE WILSON, Thomas V./26 MULVIHILL, Bid/23 20 Feb 1894 542 COOPER, A.A., J.P. Hannibal,-MO Ottumwa, IA Lawrence, KS o o C \Q ..... III III n o c ::l rt '<: ... o o ::l rt ..... ::l c (1) 0.. �~ BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. '1J ..... WILSON, Thomas E./27 SMITH, Ruth/21 Lawrence, KS Perry, KS WINTER, Milton R./33 HEISE, Louise/27 Lecompton, KS Lecompton, KS WINTERS, John H./35 BANE, Frances K./18 Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS WOOD, Evans/23 JONES, Anna/26 Sibley, KS Vinland, KS WOODRUFF, William/27 JOHNSON, Mattie/23 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS WRIGHT, Edward/26 PORTER, Minnie/18 Baldwin, KS Baldwin, KS Witnesses: L.V. LOVEJOY, Bertha WILLIAMS WYMAN, M.W. /34 REINERT, Emma/20 Baldwin, KS Media, Douglas Co., KS YEAMAN, Frank Lee/26 NICHOLSON, Sallie M./20 Douglas Co., KS Emporia, KS YOUNG, William H./21 HARRIS, Daisy D./17 Eudora, KS Eudora, KS YOUNGER, Octava/22 BUCKNER, Mattie/19 Baldwin, KS Baldwin, KS ZOLLER, Warren/21 HAZEN, Dorothy B./19 Baldwin, KS Baldwin, KS (J) o :;, (J) (J) "1 BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE OBIroARY OF lfRS. DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT MONTGOMERY, Eld. A., M.G. 565 17 Apr 1894 Bride's father's in Perry, Jefferson Co., KS 24 Jan 1894 528 LEWIS, Philip M., M.G. Bride's residence NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 3 Apr 1894 558 Lawrence, KS THOMAS, E.L., M.G. 23 Jan 1894 527 M.E. Church, Vinland, KS Bride's residence NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. 29 Mar 1894 555 Lawrence, KS LOVEJOY, Charles H., M.G. 20 Dec 1894 8/11 Mininster's house, Baldwin 547 28 Feb 1894 Lawrence, KS 631 8 Nov 1894 Lawrence, KS 597 1 Aug 1894 Eudora, KS 589 28 Jun 1894 Baldwin City, KS 610 15 Sep 1894 Lawrence, KS >:: ~ :;, III ~ III NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. CHARLTON, John, J.P. BROWN, Moses, M.G. ROBINSON, E.A. , M.G. C.M.E. Church SHARPE, Chas. M. , M.G. GENEVA BEATRICE (HARP) PLATT o o:;, rt ..... :;, s::: (!) This obituary appeared in the Manhattan Republic (Manhattan, KS), Wednesday, August 11, 1954 in the Daily Record section. Submitted by David L. Hart. Mrs. Geneva Beatrice PLATT, 69, of Route 3, a long time resident of this community, died at the age of 69 at 9 a.m. Friday in Topeka hospital. She had been ill for some time. Mrs. PLATT was born December 1, 1884 at Lecompton. She was a member of the First Congregational Church here. Among the survivors are the widower, Arthur Henry PLATT of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Beatrice L. CHAPMAN, Route 3, Mrs. Wanda Prentice WHEELER, Route 1; four sisters, Mrs. Viola DUMMER, Tecumseh; Mrs. Alice BEERY, Kansas City, Missouri; Mrs. Estella WILSON, Oskaloosa; Mrs. Helen ANDERSON, San Francisco, California; three nieces and seven nephews. Funeral services will beheld at 10 a.m. Monday at Courser Chapel with Dr. S. Walton COLE conducting the rites. Burial will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery, southeast of Manhattan. Q. �RECENT OBI'l'UARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS Obituaries listed here are abstracted from the Lawrence Journal World. The edition in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. The obituaries themselves usually give much more information. ADAMS, Myrtle (TRANSUE), of Lawrence, b. 20 Nov. 1892, Jefferson Co., KS, dau. of Josiah and Martha Jane (GODFREY) TRANSUE; d. 16 Oct 1991, Wichita, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m1. William H. MILLER (d. 1933); m2. George E. ADAMS (d. 1973). (Thurs., 17 Oct 1991) ARNDT, Marcella Elizabeth (HETZEL), of rural Lawrence, b. 21 Jun 1898, Lawrence, KS, dau. of Park HETZEL Sr. and Eva (SAUNDERS) HETZEL; d. 8 Dec. 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 23 Mar 1918, Kansas City, KS, Edward Frederick ARNDT (d. 2 Jan 1961). (Tues, 10 Dec. 1991, and Wed., 11 Dec. 1991) BAHNMAIER, Elizabeth, of Lawrence, b. 10 Jan 1897, Lecompton, KS, dau. of George Jacob and Mary Elizabeth (NElS) BAHNMAIER; d. 8 Jan 1992, Lawrence, KS; bur. Stull Cemetery, Stull, KS. (Wed., 8 Jan. 1992) FLORY, Harve M., of rural Baldwin, b. 15 Jul 1898, LaPeer community in SW Douglas Co., KS, son of Elmer L. and Mary Ellen (MONTGOMERY) FLORY; d. 21 Oct 1991 at his home; btir. Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, KS; m. 17 Dec. 1919, Franklin Co., KS, Elsie Marie SHULER; son Harold FLORY d. 14 Sep. 1963. (Mon., 21 Oct 1991) HANSEN, Scott, of Fort Collins, CO, b. 12 Oct 1896, Vinland, KS, son of John Lue and Omi (MELTON) HANSEN; d. 27 Sep. 1991, Fort Collins, CO; bur. Grandview Cemetery, Fort Collins, CO; m. 4 Apr 1942, Kimball, NE, Mary E. PAINE (d. 30 Aug. 1988). (Sun., 29 Sep 1991) HODGES, Maurice E., age 96, of Kansas City, MO, b. Lone Star, KS; d. 2 Nov. 1991, Kansas City, MO; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; has surviving children. (Mon., 4 Nov. 1991) McCLINTOCK, Zella Alberta (BEECHER), of Lawrence, b. 30 Aug. 1895, Belleville, dau. of Lloyd and Emma (HARKNESS) BEECHER; d. 6 Jan 1992, Lawrence,. KS; bur. Reno Cemetery, Reno, KS; m1. 27 Sep. 1912, George B. CASTEEL (d. 29 Jan. 1946, Topeka, KS); m2. William McCLINTOCK (deceased). (Tues., 7 Jan 1992) MURPHY, Eleanor (HOFFMAN), of Lawrence, b. 22 Oct 1897, St. Louis, dau. of John A. and Rachel (MUSSETT) HOFFMAN; d. 18 Jan 1992, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Sun., 19 Jan 1992) NARAMORE, Gula (FINCH), b. 30 Sep. 1894, Lawrence, KS, dau. of Charles and Esther (PIERCE) FINCH; d. 27 Nov. 1991, Eudora, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 1916 Harry W. NARAMORE (d. 1963); son Harry F. NARAMORE d. 1961. (Fri., 29 Nov. 1991) RHODES, Amos Taylor, b. 11 Nov 1900, Osceola, MO, son of David and Belle (TAYLOR) RHODES; d. 21 Nov 1991, Overbrook, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. Edith Fay BINGHAM (d. 8 Sep. 1965). (Fri., 22 Nov. 1991) UNGER, Mae (BUCHHEIM), of Lawrence, b. 23 Oct 1899, Stull, KS, dau. of Samuel and Christina Elizabeth (HANSELMAN) BUCHHEIM; d. 29 Dec. 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Stull Cemetery, Stull, KS; m. 2 Nov 1922, Stull, KS, John W. UNGER (d. 3 Mar 1966). Daughter Carol GANTZ d. 1982. (Tues. 31 Dec. 1991) WEILER, Bertha, of Vinland, b. 19 May 1890 near Vinland, KS, dau. of George A. and Martha (ANDERSON) WEILER; d. 11 Oct 1991, Baldwin, KS; bur. Vinland Cemetery. (Sat., 12 Oct 1991) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 127 �DOUGLAS corJNTY, KANSAS VOLlHl'rEERS ~ ~86~-~865 (\) '1J ..... Continued from Vol. XV, No.2. This list was extracted and alphabetized from the Report of the Adjutant General,of the State of Kansas, Vol~ 1, 1861-1865, and another volume for the year 1864, which can be found in the Lawrence Public Library Kansas Collection, as well as the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka. The first volume (1865) contains only the 1st through 11th Regiments. In the 1865 report, the Adjutant 0 ::;, (\) (\) "1 ~ 0 N :><: ...~ ~ 0 L..l ;~; ',' :. General notes that his office does not have complete records for all soldiers, and other records are incomplete. Other records conflict so that "a discriminating judg'ement often has to be exercised." Many cases involve men captured or wounded or who voluntarily returned from desertion where the records did not report this. Likewise, when a whole regiment was mustered out, all its members were usually recorded as being mustered out on that date, regardless of whether they were actually present, out on detached duty or in the hospital. In this extraction, only those who list Doulgas County residences are recorded here, and in many cases the original records did not record the residence. It will also be noted that where the name of a location in Douglas County is the same as the location name in another county, all those whose residences could have been in Douglas County were extracted. Also, where discrepancies exist between the two volumes, the 1865 volume information is used i f possible, since it was published later and contains many corrections. Some notes indicate which volume was used (1865 is used as the date of the 1861-1865 volume). The 1864 volume lists some birthdates and places where the later volume does not, and these are noted. NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 6 Nov 1861 6 Nov 1861 Lawrence CHESNUT, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. F Transferred to Co. H, 1 Mar 1862 6 Nov 1861 6 Nov 1861 Lawrence CHESNUT, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Deserted at Leavenworth, KS, 19 May 1862 22 Dec 1863 Lawrence CHRISTOPHER, John, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. C Age 43, b. Denmark CLARK, Daniel, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. K Washington 11 Ju1 1862 11 Jul 1862 Age 19, b. IN. Died of disease, De Vall's Bluff, AR, 15 Dec 1864 CLARK, Henry, 1st Lt. 16th Cavalry, Co. D Washington 9 Jun 1864 CLARK, Julius W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 18 Aug 1862 CLARK, William C. (See CLARK, William 0.) CLARK, William 0., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 20, b. NH. Wounded at Wilson's Creek. Promoted Corporal 23 Apr 1863 CLARK, William 0., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Promoted sergeant, date unknown CLARK, William 0., Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 6 Jun 1861 On, det. service with 47th U.S. Colored, Vicksburg, MS; no record of muster out on file CLARK, Wirt H. (See CLARKE, Wiot H.) �~ (!) '1J !--. 0 ::J (!) (!) lot ... -.::: 0 ~ ~ ...-.::: :c:: 0 ;;, tu ... :~ ..... '" ~ CLARKE, Wiot H. , pvt. 10 Feb 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. M 10 Feb 1864 Lawrence Age 23, b. NY. Promoted 1st Sergeant Apr 1864. Residence Emporia 1865 CLARKE, Wiot H., 1st Sgt. 10 Feb 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. M 10 Feb 1864 Emporia Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 CLARY, John M., pvt. 1 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. P 25 May 1861 Lawrence Age 18, b. KY. Discharged for disability 19 Jun 1862, Leavenworth, KS; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO CLAYTON, Franklin H., pvt. .18 Mar 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. 0 18 Mar 1862 Baldwin City Promoted Wagoner CLAYTON, Franklin H., Wagoner 18 Mar 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. 0 18 Mar 1862 Baldwin City Assigned to New Co. 0, Mar 1865 CLAYTON, Franklin, pvt. 18 Mar 1862 2nd Cavalry, New Co. 0 Baldwin City 18 Mar 1862 Promoted Wagoner. CLAYTON, Franklin, Wagoner 18 Mar 1862 2nd Cavalry, New Co. 0 Baldwin City 18 Mar 1862 Mustered out 17 Mar 1865, Little Rock, AR CLAYTON, John, pvt. 23 Apr 1862 2nd Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence Killed near Cassville, MO, by guerrillas, 31 Jul 1863 CLAYTON, Joshua, Corp. 4 Sep 1862 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora CLAYTON, Joshua, R.Q.M. 12th Infantry, Staff 24 May 1864 Eudora CLEMENS, A. (See CLEMINS, Aurelius) CLEMINS, Aurelius, pvt. 20 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. A Clinton· 20 Aug 1862 Age 17, b. OH. Assigned to New Co. A CLEMINS, Aurelius, pvt. 20 Aug 1862 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Clinton 20 Aug 1862 Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 CLOUD, James R., pvt. 1 Feb 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. L 20 Jan 1864 Franklin Died of inflamation of the bowels, Ft. Riley, KS, 12 Jul 1864 CLYMER, John B., pvt. 12 Nov 1861 2nd Cavalry, Co. A 12 Nov 1861 Lawrence Transferred to Co. I, 30 Dec 1862 CLYMER, John B., pvt. 12 Nov 1861 2nd Cavalry, Co. I 12 Nov 1861 Lawrence Age 30. Discharged 1 Mar 1863 at St. Louis, MO to enlist in Mississippi Marine Squadron CLYMES, John B. (See CLYMER, John B.) COFFMAN, Jeremiah S. 22 Mar 1864 22 Mar 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 18, b. VA. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Jefferson Co. 1865 COLE, Horace, pvt. 3 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. 0 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence Age 28, b. NY. Wounded at Wilson's Crrek. Promoted Corporal 23 Jun 1862 COLE, Horace, Corp. 3 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. 0 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence Promoted Sergeant 16 Jul 1863 COLE, Horace, Sgt. 6 Jun 1861 1st Jnfantry, Co. 0 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 1::1 0 s:: IQ ~ III !II () 0 s:: ::J M- "< ... ~ III ::J !II III !II -.::: 0 ~ s:: ::J M- (!) (!) lot !II ...... Q) 0\ ...... I ...... Q) 0\ VI 0 0 ::J M- !--. ::J s:: (!) 0.. �NAME, RANK REMARKS ~ w o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN COLE, Nathaniel, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 _ 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence Age 25, b. NY. No evidence of muster out on file COLE, William W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 18 Aug 1862 Eudora COLE~truN, C.J., pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D 1 Aug 1863 Lawrence Age 18, b. MA COLEMAN, Charles J., pvt. 12 Feb 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. C 5 Nov 1861 Kanwaka Promoted Corporal COLEMAN, Charles J., Corp. 12 Feb 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. C Kanwaka 5 Oct 1861 Age 20, b. MA. Promoted 1st Lieut., Co. H, 1st KS Colored Infantry 1 May 1863 COLLAMORE, J.H., pvt. 15 Jul 1864 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 18, b. MA COLLAMORE, John H., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. A 15 Jul 1864 Lawrence COMPTON, John, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I 30 Feb 1864 Baldwin City Age 28, b. NY COLLINS, Daniel N., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. I Big springs 20 Oct 1862 20 Oct 1862 B. Ireland. Assigned to New Co. D COLLINS, Daniel N., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Big Springs 20 Oct 1862 20 Oct 1862 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR COLLINS, John, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 13 Aug 1862 Lawrence COLORY, John, pvt. 1 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. F 25 May 1861 Lawrence Age 36, b. Italy. Deserted at Memphis, TN, 17 Feb 1863 CONANT, Lorendus B., pvt. 24 Jul 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. C 24 Jul 1861 Prairie City Promoted 2nd Lieutenant 12 Apr 1862 CONANT, Lorendus B., 2nd Lt. 12 Apr 1862 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City --Promoted 1st Lieutenant 29 Jan 1863 CONANT, Lorendus B., 1st Lt. 29 Jan 1863 24 Jul 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Age 30, b. NY. Assigned to duty as 1st Lt. New Co. A CONANT, Lorendus B., 1st Lt. 29 Jan 1863 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Prairie City Resigned 7 Jan 1865 CONART, L.B. (See CONANT, Lorendus B.) CONE, Luther, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Douglas Co. 20 Oct 1861 7 Feb 1862 Age 56, b. CT. Discharged on Surgeon's certificate of disability at Helena, AR, 17 Jul 1862 CONE, Titus K., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Douglas Co. 1 Jan 1862 Age 25, b. OH. Promoted Sergeant 18 Mar 1862 10 Jun 1863 CONE, Titus K., 2nd Sgt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I 1 Jan 1862 Douglas Co. Age 25, b. OH. Mustered out 13 Jan 1865. Residence Ft. Lincoln 1865 CONGER, Theron, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L 29 Aug 1863 Eudora Age 18, b. NY Q o ::s !"I- ..... ::s c (J) 0.. �..;: o ..... ~ o CONKLIN, B.F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence Age 23, b. OH. Promoted Corporal 1 Jan 1863 CONKLIN, B.F., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS CONLEY, Francis M., Corp. 12th Infantry, Co. E 18 Aug 1862 Eudora COOK, Abel W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 18 Aug 1862 Eudora COOK, John B.C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Wakarusa Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 31 Mar 1864 COOK, John B.C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Wakarusa 31 Mar 1864 Age 23, b. MO. Promoted Sergeant 22 Apr 1864. Residence Lawrence 1864 COOK, John B.C., Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co, M Wakarusa 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 COOK, John R., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 2 Sep 1862 30 Mar 1864 .COOK , Lyman G., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 Age 21, b. VA. Promoted Sergeant 20 Apr 1864. Residence Emporia 1865 COOK, Lyman G., Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Emporia 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 Deserted, Lagrange, MO, May 1864 COOK, Ralph E., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 7 Sep 1862 Lawrence COOK, Seth B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. K 4 Aug 1862 Washington Died of pneumonia, Trading Post, KS, 20 Mar 1863 COOK, William, Corp. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 1 Sep 1862 COOPER, Henry F., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 24, b. SC. Deserted near Little York, MO, 27 Jul 1861. Residence given as Wyandotte in 1865 COOPER, William, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 11 Nov 1861 11 Nov 1861 Age 23, b. England. Assigned to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 11 Nov 1861 COOPER, William, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Lawrence 11 Nov 1861 Mustered out 25 Nov 1864 COPPER, E., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K 26 Mar 1864 Prairie City Age 27, b. IN CORRELL, Charles D., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 15 Feb 1864 15 Feb 1864 Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Topeka 1865 21 Dec 1861 COUGHLIN, John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 21 Dec 1861 Age 23, b. Ireland. Veteran, re-enlisted 10 Mar 1864 11 Mar 1864 COUGHLIN, John, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 11 Mar 1864 Re-enlisted veteran, transferred to Veteran Battallion Mounted Infantry 11 Mar 1864 COUGHLIN, John, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence 10 Mar 1864 Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR COWLES, John P., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. -D Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 24 tJ o c: lQ ..... ~ !II () o c: :::s rt "< ... Q o :::s rt ....:::s c: (!) 0. �NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Lawrence COWLES, John P., Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Promoted Regimental Commissary Sergeant 20 Jun 1861 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Lawrence COWLES, John P., Commissary Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Staff Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 28 Sep 1861 20 Sep 1861 Lawrence COXON, John B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 30, b. PA. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 COXSAN, William, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Prairie City Age 28. Residence Lawrence 1864. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 COXSON, William (See COXSAN, William) 20 Jun 1861 Lawrence CRACKLIN, Joseph, Capt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 46. Resigned 1 Oct 1861 20 Mar 1862 Lawrence ,CRACKLIN, Joseph, Batt. Adjutant 2nd Cavalry, Staff Mustered out 6 Sep 1862; G.O. No. 126, W.D., A.G.O. 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 Lawrence CRAWFORD, John A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Co. I, 24 Sep 1864 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 CRAWFORD, John A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Died of inflamation of the bowels, Shawnee Mission, KS, 18 Oct 1864 10 Jun 1863 9 Apr 1862 CREE, Nathan, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Age 21, b. OH. Mustered out 8 Apr 1865 10 Jan 1863 9 Apr 1862 Lawrence CREE, Sanford H., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Promoted Bugler 28 Feb 1864; Mustered out 8 Apr 1865 10 Jun 1863 9 Apr 1962 Lawrence CREE, Sanford H., Bugler 5th Cavalry, Co. I Age 23, b. OH. Reduced 28 Feb 1864 16 Sep 1863 Washington Creek CREEL, Sylvester, Capt. 21st Regiment, Co. B 1 Oct 1864 Palmyra CREELIT, N.H., Capt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Age 37, b. NY 4 Sep 1863 6th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 31 Jul 1863 CROTTY, John, pvt. Age 18. Mustered out 18 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR. Residence Leavenworth 1864 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 28 Aug 1862 CRUMVINE, H.S., 1st Sgt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 5 Sep 1862 CRUZAN, Rosaman, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 CUMMINGS, Lucius B., pvt. for disability 28 Oct 1861, Tipton, MO; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Age 20, b. MA. Discharged Creek, MO 22 Jul 1863 17 Jul 1863 Lawrence CUMMINGS, William J., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. M Promoted Bugler 22 Jul 1863 17 Jul 1863 CUMMINGS, William J., Bugler 5th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 20 Jul 1865 Age 18, b. PA. Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, o o ::s ....::s rt s:: (J) Q. �:c:o ·t·; ;., . '1<. ,t ..... w w CUNNINGHAM, William, pvt. 1 Aug 1863 15th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 43, b. TN CURTISS, Norman, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Age 29. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. Residence Burlingame 1865 CUSTARD, Amos J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. H Big Springs 15 Sep 1862 15 Aug 1862 Age 34, b. PA. Promoted Corporal, 21 Sep 1862 CUSTARD, Amos J., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. H 15 Sep 1862 15 Aug 1862 Big Springs Age 34, b. PA. Promoted Sergeant CUSTARD, Amos J., Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co. H 15 Sep 1862 15 Aug 1862 Big Springs Promoted Commissary Sergeant 15 Aug 1862 CUSTARD, Amos J., Commissary Sgt., 11th Cavalry, Co. H Big Springs 15 Aug 1862 Killed by Indians in action 26 Jul 1865, Red Buttes, Dakota Territory CUTLER, Alfred, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 Age 23, b. MA. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS CUTTER, Abraham (See CUTTLER, Abraham) CUTTER, Alfred (See CUTLER, Alfred) CUTTLER, Abraham, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. I Douglas Co. 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 Age 30, b. MA. Discharged to accept promotion in 2nd IA Volunteers (1864 says appointed Marshal to NM) DALE, George S., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. 2 Oct 1861 10 Oct 1861 Age 30, b. IN. Mustered out 19 Nov 1861, Leavenworth, KS DALLAS, Walter J., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D Baldwin City 10 Sep 1862 Age 18, b. OH DALTON, James, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 5 Sep 1862 Lawrence DAN, John, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. D 29 Dec 1863 Lawrence Age 21, b. Ireland DANELL, William (See DARRELL, William) DARRAH, Henry (See DORRAH, Henry) 13 Nov 1861 DARRELL, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co., KS 13 Nov 1861 Age 18, b. MO. Mustered out 19 Nov 1861, Leavenworth, KS DAVIDSON, John R., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 DAVIDSON, John R., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Lawrence Age 26, b. MO. Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865 DAVIS, Henry C., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence Promoted Corporal 13 Sep 1861 DAVIS, Henry C., Corp. 13 Sep 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A 13 Sep 1861 Lawrence Age 25, b. IL. Promoted Sergeant 1 Feb 1862 DAVIS, Henry C., Sgt. 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 9~h Cavalry, .Co. A Lawrence Age 25, b. IL. Promoted 1st Sergeant, 19 Jul 1863 o o s:::: .... lQ III III () o s:::: :;, rt . "< .... Q) ....0\I .... Q) 0\ I.n .. C'l o :;, rt i-<. :;, s:::: CD Q. �NAME, RANK REMARKS ..;;: o ..... :c: o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT 13 Sep 1861 DAVIS, Henry C., 1st Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Promoted 2nd Lt., 23 Jun 1864 DAVIS, Henry C., 2nd Lt.· 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS DAVIS, James W., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D 10 Nov 1861 Wakarusa Age 21. Mustered out 14 Jan 1865, at Leavenworth, KS DAVIS, John A., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G 1 Nov 1863 Prairie City Age 16, b. MO DAVIS, Solomon L., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G 1 Nov 1863 Prairie City Age 18, b. IL DAVIS, Werter R., Lt. Col. 10 Mar 1864 16th Cavalry, Staff Baldwin City Age 49, b. OH. Promoted Colonel DAVIS, Werter R., Col. 16th Cavalry, Staff 8 Oct 1864 Baldwin City Age 49, b. OH DAY, Lewis, pvt. 4 Sep 1863 15th Cavalry, Co. L Eudora Age 19. Promoted Corporal DAY, Lewis, Corp. 15th Cavalry, Co. L 4 Sep 1863 Eudora Age 20, b. IA. DAY, Samuel, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K 25 Feb 1864 Lawrence Mustered out with company 13 Sep1865 DEAN, John M., pvt. 20 May 1861 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 30, b. CT. Promoted 1st Sergeant; discharged for disability 10 Jul 1862, Lawrence, DEAN, John M., Sgt. 20 May 1861 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 30, b. CT. Promoted 1st Sgt. 18 Oct 1861 DEAN, John M., 1st Sgt. 20 May 1861 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Reduced 1 Jun 1862. Discharged 10 Jul 1862 for disability DEARCE, David M., pvt. 20 Mar 1864 16th Cavalry, Co. K Prairie City Age 23, b. AR DECAMP, Joel, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 25 Aug 1862 DEITZLER, George W., Col. 1st Infantry, Staff Lawrence Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861 at Wilson's Creek, MO; Promoted Bigadier General 29 Nov DEITZLER, Geo. W., Maj. Gen. Major General Staff Lawrence DELA.N0' William L., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 30 Mar 1864 Age 30, b. NY. Promoted Commissary Sergeant 20 Apr 1864. (1865 volume gives residence DELANO, William L., Com. Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Centropo1is 30 Mar 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 DELARAE, Nicholas (See DELARUE, Nicholas) MUSTER IN o o s:: ..... \Q 13 Sep 1861 III [J) 23 Jun 1864 () 10 Nov 1861 I"t ~ o s:: ::s ... 25 Feb 1864 1 Jun 1861 KS 1 Jun 1861 o o ::s I"t. j... ::s s:: 1 Jun 1861 28 May 1861 1862. 29 Feb 1864 30 Mar 1864 as centropolis) 30 Mar 1864 (!) 0.. �.;: o ..... ~ o J,'" ...... w U1 3 Jun 1861 DELARUE, Nicholas, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Age 32, b. France. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 1 Jun 1861 DELPH, John S., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 22 , b. VA. Deserted Memphis, TN, 2 Mar 1863 (1864 Vol. gives desertion date Jan 1863) 13 Aug 1863 DENNISON, Darius A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack 20 Apr 1863 Died, 24 Apr 1864, Kingston, AR, of wounds received accidentally 1 Jun 1861 DENNY, Thomas M., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 18, b. IL. Promoted Corporal, 20 Jan 1863 1 Jun 1861 DENNY, Thomas M., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F 25 May 1861 Lawrence Died of disease, Natchez, MS, 25 Sep 1863 20 Jun 1861 DERMITT, Squire, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. A 14 May 1861 Lawrence Age 19. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 DEWITT, John, pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F 15 Jul 1864 Lawrence Age 53, b. Canada DEXTER, Silas, 2nd Lt. 16th Cavalry, Co. D 5 Feb 1864 Lawrence Age 34, b. VT DIAE, John A. (See DIAL, John A.) 31 Mar 1864 DIAL, John A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 26 Mar 1864 Lawrence , Age 26, b. VA. Promoted Corporal 20 Dec 1864. (1865 volume gives residence as Ohio City) DIAL, John A., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Ohio City 26 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 DICKERSON, George A. (See DICKINSON, George A.) DICKINSON, George A., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 - 1 Jun 1861 Age 23, b. NY. Discharged for disability 28 Oct 1861 on account of wounds received in action 10 Aug 1861 Wilson's Creek, MO DIXON, Jack, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 23~ Discharged 30 Sep 1861 for disability at Wyandott, KS. 1865 volume lists residence as Junction City. DOAK, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 19 Oct 1861 5 Oct 1861 Prairie City Age 31, b. Ireland. Promoted Quartermaster Sergeant, 1 Jul 1863 DOAK, John, Q.M. Sergt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 7 Oct 1861 5 Oct 1861 Prairie City Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS DOBBINS, James S., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 29 Mar 1864 29 Mar 1864 Lawrence Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 DOBBINS, James S., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 29 Mar 1864 29 Mar 1864 Lawrence Age 27, b. IL. Promoted Corporal; mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 DOBBINS, James S., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 29 Mar 1864 29 Mar 1864 Lawrence Reduced to ranks 1 Oct 1864 Q o :J rt ..... :J c CD Q. �NAME, RANK REMARKS ~ o ..... REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN DODD, Stephen, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. 21 Nov 1861 21 Nov 1861 Age 22, b. MO. Died of pneumonia in hospital at Lawrence, KS, 27 Nov 1861. (1865 volume gives residence as Rising Sun, Jefferson Co.) DOLAN, Peter, pvt. 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 21, b. MA. Deserted, Lawrence, KS, 11 Apr 1862; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO DOLE, Artemus W., pvt. 30 Jun 1863 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 22 Dec 1862 Age 23, b. MA. Assigned to New Co. A DOLE, Artemus W., pvt. 30 Jun 1863 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence 22 Dec 1862 Mustered out 5 Jan 1865 1 Jun 1861 DOLLARHIDE, Jesse, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 24, b. IN. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO DOLPH, John W. (See DELPH, John S.) DOLSON, Elza, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 24 Feb 1864 24 Feb 1864 Mustered out 1 Sep 1865 DONAVAN, Carvill J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 DONAVAN, Carvall J., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 Age 17, b. IL. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 DORAN, James C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence 16 Feb 1864 16 Feb 1864 Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865 DORRAH, Henry, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. L Douglas Co. 1 Jul 1863 1 Jul 1863 Age 18, b. OH. Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 DOTY, John N., pvt. 11 th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 Age 18, b. PA. Promoted Bugler 20 Apr 1864. (1865 volumes gives residence as Mission Creek) DOTY, John N., Bugler 11th Cavalry, Co. M,·· Mission Creek 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 DOW, Daniel H., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 28, b. NY. Wounded in battle, Wilson's Creek, MO. Promoted Sergeant, 1 Sep 1861 DOW, Daniel H., Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Promoted 1st Sergeant 20 Jan 1863 DOW, Daniel H., 1st Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 28, b. NY. Killed in action 10 Feb 1863, Old River, LA DOW, Simon, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. A Lawrence 20 Sep 1861 20 Sep 1861 Age 35. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. 1864 volume lists residence as Leavenworth, status as Absent Without Leave DOWAN, C.J. (See Donavan, Carvall J.) DREW, Josiah R., pvt. . 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 25. Mustered out with regiment, 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Burlingame I:J o s::: IQ ..... III til (') o s::: :::s rt "<' ... : .... Co 0\ .... ....I Co 0\ ...ll'1 Q o :::s ....:::s rt s::: (1) Q. �DREW, Wm. Y, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Age 27. Mustered out with regiment, 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Burlingame DUALL, William H., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 15 Jul 1864 Age 28, b. OH DUMARS, James, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Baldwin City 15 Jan 1864 Age 45, b. PA DUNBAR, Arthur F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack 30 Apr 1862 21 Mar 1862 Age 18, b. IN. Re-enlisted veteran DUNBAR, Arthur F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack 2 Jun 1864 30 Mar 1864 Assigned to New Co. D DUNBAR, Arthur F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack 2 Jun 1864 30 Mar 1864 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR DUNCAN, John W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, 'Co. A 13 Sep 1861 Douglas Co. 13 Sep 1861 Age 20, b. MO. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS DUNCAN, William A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B 15 Aug 1862 Big Springs 15 Aug 1862 Age 21, b. IN. Assigned to New Co. B DUNCAN, William A., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Big Springs 15 Aug 1862 15 Aug 1862 Mustered out May 1865 DUNHAM, A.F. (See DUNBAR, Arthur F. ) DUNMIRE, Joseph A., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 31 Mar 1864 Wakarusa 31 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. PA. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 DUNN, Hugh, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Promoted Corporal 3 Jun 1861 DUNN, Hugh, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 25, b. Ireland. Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO; discharged for disability 28 Sep 1861 DUNNINE, Joseph A. (See DUNMIRE, Joseph A.) DUPEE, Adam, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 22 Feb 1864 Rock Creek 22 Feb 1864 Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 DUPEE, Adam, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Rock Creek 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 Age 22, b. MO. Promoted Farrier, Apr 1864. (1864 volumes gives residence as Lawrence) DUPEE, Adam, Farrier 11th Cavalry, Co. M Rock Creek 22 Feb 1864 22 Feb 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 DUTTON, Henry A., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Lawrence Age 21. Mustered out with regiment, 31 Oct 1861. 1865 volume lists residence as Burlingame DWIGGINS, James M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 31 Aug 1864 16 Sep 1864 Lawrence Transferred to Co. F, 24 Sep 1864 DWIGGINS, James M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. F 16 Sep 1864 31 Aug 1864 Lawrence Mustered out with company, 31 Aug 1865 " ~ o ...... 2:: o >;: III :J III III III -.:::: o s:: ...... :J rt (\) (\) tot III ..... Co 0\ ..... .....I Co 0\ ...Ol o o :J .... rt :J s:: (\) 0. �ENLISTMENT ~ (J) NAME, RANK REMARKS '1l 14 May 1861 Lawrence DYKE, Horace M., Corp. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 26. Died of wounds received in action 10 Aug 1861 at Wilson's Creek, MO EADIE, John S. (See EDIE, John S. ) EAGON, John M. (See EGAN, John M.) Lawrence EARL, George F., 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Captain, 24 Oct 1861 Lawrence EARL, George F., Capt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence EARL, William H., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 21, b. GA. Promoted Corporal 17 Aug 1861 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence EARL, William H. , Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Promoted Sergeant 23 Jun 1862 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence EARL, William H. , Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Promoted 1st Sergeant 21 Nov 1862 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence EARL, William H., 1st Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Promoted 2nd Lt. 13 Apr 1863 Lawrence EARL, William H., 2nd Lt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 22. Promoted 1st Lt. 8 Dec 1863 Lawrence EARL, William H., 1st Lt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 22. Assigned to Veteran Mounted Infantry Co. D, 16 Jun 1864 EARL, William H., 1st Lt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New D Lawrence Resigned 26 Apr 1865 EARLE, William H. (See EARL, William H.) 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence EATON, Frank B., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 1 Sep 1863 Black Jack EATON, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Age 41, b. PA. Assigned to New Co. D 1 Sep 1863 EATON, John, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 20 Jun 1865 16 Mar 1865 Black Jack EATON, John, Veterinary Surgeon 9th Cavalry, Staff Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 1 Feb 1863 Black Jack EATON, Robert W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. TN. Assigned to New Co. D 1 Feb 1863 EATON, Robert W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, DeVall's Bluff, AR 10 Sep 1862 Willow Springs ECKHART, David, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. - A Promoted Corporal 1 Jan 1865 f.o. c ::s (J) (J) . t-t ...;: ....c ~ .....;: =::: .c c...., ..... w OJ REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE t) MUSTER IN c c:: .... \Q 20 Jun 1861 III 1/1 () c c:: ::s rt 13 Sep 1861 '"<: 24 Oct 1861 >:: III ::s . 3 Jun 1861 1/1 III 1/1 3 Jun 1861 c.... ...;: c:: ::s rt 3 Jun 1861 (J) (J) t-t 1/1 3 Jun 1861 .... 0\ .... ....I Q) 13 Apr 1863 Q) 8 Dec 1863 0\ I.ro 8 Dec 1863 0 c ::s rt f.o. ::s 3 Jun 1861 c:: " (J) 0- 21 Sep 1863 21 Sep 1863 16 Mar 1865 28 Feb 1863 28 Feb 1863 10 Sep 1861 �-.:: o N ~ .o 10 Sep 1862 10 Sep 1862 Willow Springs ECKHART, David, Corp. 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Assigned to Co. B, 21 Apr 1865 10 Sep 1862 10 Sep 1862 ECKHART, David 2nd Cavalry, Co. B Willow springs Recruit from Co. Ai mustered out 22 Jun 1865 at Ft. Gibson, C.N. 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 EDIE, Jonn S., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 25, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 1 Sep 1861 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 Lawrence EDIE, John S., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Transferred to Co. K, 2nd KS Cavalry, 19 May 1862 25 May 1861 EDIE, John S., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence Discharged for disability 27 Mar 1863 at Springfield, MO 18 Aug 1862 Eudora EDMONDS, H.W., Corp. 12th Infantry, Co. E 18 Aug 1862 Eudora EDMONDS, Samuel T., Sgt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 1 Jul 1863 1 Jul 1863 Ridgeway EGAN, John M., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. L 20 Jul 1865 Age 18, b. OH. Transferred to New Co. B, 15th K.V.C., 14 May 1861 Lawrence ELDRIDGE, Shaler W., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 39. Promoted Regimental Quartermaster 23 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 22 May 1861 Lawrence ELDRIDGE, Shaler W., Quartermaster 2nd Infantry, Staff Age 45. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 Lawrence EMERICK, Joseph, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Promoted 1st Sergeant, 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 EMERICK, Joseph, 1st Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 36, b. PA. Killed in action 2 Sep 1861 at Drywood Creek, MO. (1864 volume gives enlistment date 20 Jul 1861) 10 Oct 1861 10 oct 1861 EMMONS, Henry R., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. G Black Jack Re-enlisted veteran 23 Jun 1864 5 Jan 1864 EMMONS, Henry R., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. G Black Jack Mustered out 22 Jun 1865 EMORICH, Joseph (See EMERICK, Joseph) EMRICK, Samuel, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. I Prairie City 5 Sep 1862 15 Sep 1862 Age 25, b. IN. Mustered out with company, 26 Sep 1865. (1864 volume gives residence as Baine City, Douglas Co.) EWBANKS, William Y., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Willow Springs 10 Sep 1862 10 Sep 1862 Deserted at Springfield, MO, 20 Jun 1863 EVANS, Lemuel, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Age 20, b. IL. Promoted Corporal 17 Aug 1861 EVANS, Lemuel, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, at Wilson's Creek, MOi Discharged for disability 2 Nov 1862 To be continued •••• o o ::s M- 1-0. ::s s:: CD Q. �EXTRACTS FROIf AN ABSTRACT NORTH HALF OF SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 13, RANGE 19 LATER BLOCK 14, SOUTH HILLS No.2 ADDITION, LAWRENCE, KANSAS Charles and Emma Worley submitted this original Abstract of Title to The Pioneer, which was sent to our society by the Johnson County Genealogical Society, and was prepared by Harry T. CRAIG of The Banks Co., 19 Jan 1965. This abstract is so long that other segments will be continued in the next issue. The Society at this point has no capacity for making its abstracts available. Instead, we will publish references, where shown, so that anyone interested can go to the original records for further information. All references are to Douglas Co., KS deeds unless otherwise noted. 1860, 2 ~lay: water right, Joseph SAVAGE to Nathan STARKS, water rights from the spring on the NW quarter of Section 12, Township 13, Range 19, situated near the spring house, and the right to conduct the water that will flow through a 2 inch pipe onto the land now owned by Nathan STARKS, for his own use only. Joseph SAVAGE is to have the right to tap into the conducting pipe at any point on his land and to take 1/3 the amount flowing in the pipe. (Recorded 3 May 1860, Book D, p.16-17) 1863, 20 Apr: Patent, Abraham LINCOLN, President, United States of America, to Joseph SAVAGE. Cites Warrant No. 70625 in the General Land Office for 160 acres in favor of Michael McDONALD, private, Capt. BROOKS Company, 3rd Regiment, U.S. Infantry, New Mexico Indian Disturbances, with evidence that the 160 acres had been located upon the NW quarter of Section 12, Township 13, Range 19, in the District of Lands formerly subject to sale at Lecompton, now Topeka, Kansas. The file also includes a transcript of the U.S. District Court, 2nd Judicial District of Kansas Territory, 14 May 1859, which rendered a Decree t:hat Robert S. STEVENS is the true and legal owner of the above warrant, which he assigned to Joseph SAVAGE 16 May 1859, for whom the tract had been located. (Recorded 10 Mar 1908, Book 80, p.464-465) 1884, 21 Mar: Warranty deed, Joseph SAVAGE and Mary B. SAVAGE his wife to Helen LATHROP,. for $1,575.00, 10.5 acres beginning at the NE corner of the NW quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, running S on the Quarter Sec. line 42 rods, thence W 40 rods, thence N 42 rods, thence E on the Sec. line 40 rods to the beginning. Helen LATHROP, unmarried, mortgages the same property to Joseph SAVAGE for $1,075.00. Mortgage released by Joseph SAVAGE 5 Aug 1890. (Recorded 29 Mar 1884, Book 34, p.104-105, and Book 6, p.604-606) 1890, 5 Aug: Warranty deed, Helen LATHROP, unmarried, to Joseph SAVAGE and Susie D. ALFORD "in severalty," for $1,000.00, the above 10.5 acres. Acknowledged 6 Aug 1890 by Helen LATHROP in Jackson Co., MO. (Recorded 19 Mar 1891, Book 53, p.175-176) 1890, 18 Nov: Warranty Deed, Susie D. ALFORD and D.S. ALFORD, her husband, to Joseph SAVA.GE, for $500.00, an undivided 1/2 interest in the above 10.5 acres. (Recorded 19 Mar 1891, Book 53, p.174-175) 1897, 28 Sep: Power of Attorney, Fannie HIRSHLAND appoints M. NEWMARK her attorney in fact to sell, assign and transfer, or release and discharge, any or all mortgages in her name in the state of Kansas. Acknowledged 28 Sep 1897 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 140 �Extracts From An Abstract - Sec 12, Twp 13, Range 19, Lawrence, continued by Mrs. Fannie HIRSHLAND in Berks Co., PA. p.636) (Recorded 16 Oct 1899, Book 59, 1903, 13 Apr: Power of Attorney, Elizabeth F. COLBY appoints L.P. GOODRICH her attorney in fact to invest money on the security of real and personal property in the state of Kansas, to take mortgages on such property, "and I authorize and empower her to collect both the principal money and interest of all loans and in.vestments," and to execute releases, and to sell and assign any mortgages. Acknowledged by Elizabeth F. COLBY in st. Louis Co., Minnesota. (Recorded 18 Apr 1905, Book 78, p.4) 1904, 14 Jun: Quit Claim Deed, Mary B. SAVAGE, widow of Joseph SAVAGE, deceased, to Susan D. ALFORD, for $1.00, the E 1/2 of the NW Quarter of Sec 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, in Douglas Co., KS, containing 80 acres. The grantor and grantee are the sole and only heirs of Joseph SAVAGE, deceased. (Recorded 15 Jun 1904, Book 76, p.10) 1904, 14 Jun: Mortgage, Susan D. ALFORD, widow, to Fannie HIRSHLAND, the above 80 acres to secure debt of $1,200.00. Mortgage released 14 Jul 1910 by M. NEWMARK, attorney in fact for Fannie HIRSHLAND. (Recorded 15 Jun 1904, Book 42, p.389) 1907, 20 Dec: Mortgage, Susan D. ALFORD, widow, to Helen W. BALL, the E 1/2 of the NW quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, to secure a debt of $400. Mortgage released 27 May 1911. (Recorded 21 Dec 1907, Book 43, p.561) 1909, 4 Sep: Mortgage, Susan D. ALFORD, widow, to E.F. COLBY, the E 1/2 of the NW Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, to secure debt of $1,200. Mortgage released 29 May 1911 by L.R. GOODRICH, attorney in fact for E.F. COLBY. (Recorded 7 Sep 1909, Book 45, p.346) 1911, 12 May: Mortgage, Susan D. ALFORD, widow, to Hugh BLAIR, the E half of the NW Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, to secure debt of $3,500. Mortgage released 22 Nov 1916. (Recorded 18 May 1911, Book 49, p.119) 1916, 6 Nov: Mortgage, Susan D. ALFORD, widow, to F.M. ELLIOTT, the above property to secure debt of $500.00, subject to the mortgage of Commerce Trust Co. for $4,000.00 and a second mortgage to said company for $99.33. Mortgage released 19 Mar 1919. (Recorded 23 Nov 1916, Book 55, p.296) 1916, 13 Nov: Mortgage, Susan D. ALFORD, a widow and not divorced, to Commerce Trust Co. of Kansas City, MO, the above property to secure debt of $4,000.00. Mortgage assigned 29 Nov 1916 to Pioneer Life Ins. Co. of America. Mortgage released 27 Mar 1919 by John W. COOPER, President of Pioneer Life Insurance Co. of America, Jackson Co., MO. A second mortgage also dated 13 Nov 1916 on the above property to secure debt of $99.33, is released 25 Mar 1919. (Recorded 22 Nov 1916, Book 54, p.412-413, and 11 Apr 1919, Book 57, p.250) 1916, 17 Nov: Declaration of Interest, Roy DAY recites he is controling as tenant only until his lease expires 1 Mar 1917, certain real estate described as 80 acres on the E half of the NW Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, Douglas Co., KS, the property of Susan D. ALFORD. He further acknowledges that the mortgage given for $4,000.00 to Commerce Trust Co. of Kansas City, MO is paramount to his interest in the above property and disclaims any other interest. (Recorded 22 Nov 1916, Book 95, p.372) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 141 �Extracts From An Abstract - Sec 12, Twp 13, Range 19, Lawrence, continued 1919, 22 Mar: Warranty Deed, Susan D. ALFORD, a widow, to Wilfred J. DAY, for $12,000.00, the E 1/2 of the NW Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, E of the 6th principal meridian. (Recorded 11 Apr 1919, Book 103, p.180) 1919, 22 Mar: Mortgage, Wilfred J. DAY and Clara C. DAY, husband and wife, to The Union Central Life Insurance Co. of Cincinnati, OH, the above property containing 80 acres, to secure debt of $5,000.00. Mortgage released 5 Mar 1930. (Recorded 11 Apr 1919, Book 46, p.479) 1919, 26 Nov: Warranty Deed, Wilfred J. DAY and Clara C. DAY, his wife, to Leland S. STURGEON, for $13,000.00, the above propety. Leland STURGEON to assume and pay the $5,000.00 mortgage to The Union Central Life Insurance Co .. (Recorded 5 Dec 1919, Book 105, p.396) 1919, 26 Nov: Mortgage, Leland S. STURGEON and Lela STURGEON, his wife, to Lawrence National Bank, the above property to secure debt of $3,000.00, subject to the $5,000.00 1st mortgage. Mortgage released 13 Jun 1922 by Geo. W. KUHNE, Cashier, Lawrence National Bank, Lawrence, KS. (Recorded 6 Dec 1919, Book 59, p.338) 1922, 26 May: warranty Deed, Leland S. STURGEON and Lela G. STURGEON, his wife, to D.W. COX, for $1.00 and exchange of property, the above property and other rea.l property. D.W. COX to assume the 1st mortgage of $5,000.00. (Recorded 23 Jun 1922, Book 111, p.418) 1926, 4 Mar: Affidavit, F.G. ALFORD, being of lawful age, and first duly sworn, deposes that he was well acquainted with Joseph SAVAGE, pre-emptor of the NW Quarter of Sec. 12, TWp. 13, Range 19 in Douglas Co., KS, during the. lifetime of said SAVAGE, and well knows that the said Joseph SAVAGE died prior to February 7, 1893, leaving as his sole and only heirs at law, his widow, Mary B. SAVAGE and his daughter, Susan D. ALFORD. That Joseph SAVAGE left no other heirs; that he had no children other than the said Susan D. ALFORD and no adopted children. That the estate of the said Joseph SAVAGE was never administrated on. Sworn before Ethel F. MULL, Notary Public, Douglas Co., KS. (Recorded 10 Mar 1926, Book 114, p.611) 1926, 5 Mar: warranty Deed, D.W. COX and Anna F. COX, his wife, to Joseph J. PHILLIPS, for $1.00 and other valuable consideration, the above 80 acres and other real property. Joseph J. PHILLIPS assumes the 1st mortgage of $5,000.00. (ReCorded 25 Mar 1926, Book 119, p.254) 1929, 28 Dec: Mortgage, Joseph J. PHILLIPS and Elizabeth A. PHILLIPS, his wife, to Collins Mortgage Co. of Jackson Co., MO, the above property to secure debt of $5,000.00. Acknowledged 16 Jan 1930 by Joseph J. and Elizabeth A. PHILLIPS in Clay Co., MO. Mortgage assigned 2 Apr 1930 by Collins Mortgage Co. to The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U.S. of Queens Co., NY, and by the Equitable Life Assurance Soc. to Charles A. SAILE, 16 Jul 1935. Charles A. SAILE executes a partial release of the S 60 acres of the E 1/2 of the NW Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, 29 Jul 1935. (Recorded 17 Jan 1930~ Book 77, p.22-23,67, and 29 Jul 1935, Book 79, p.373) 1935, 1 Jul: Warranty deed, Joseph J. PHILLIPS and Elizabeth A. PHILLIPS, his wife, to Charles A. SAILE, for $5,300.00, the S 60 acres of the E half of the NW Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19. (Recorded 29 Jul 1935, Book 133, p.314) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 142 �Extracts From An Abstract - Sec 12, Twp 13, Range 19, Lawrence, continued 1939, 13 Sep: Easement for right of way, Charles A. SAlLE and Francis SAlLE, his wife, to Cities Service Gas Co., for $.50 per rod, a right of way to construct, operate and maintain a pipe line for the transportation of gas, oil, pretroleum or any of its products, water and other substances, over and through the South 60 acres of the E half of the NW quarter Sec. 12, Twp. 12, Range 19E, so long as any structure installed hereunder is used or remains thereon. Provides for payment of additional pipe lines and damage to growing crops, fences or improvements. Grantee to bury pipeline below plow depth. (ReCorded 3 Oct 1939, Book 142, p.49). -----------------------------------------------------------------------------1860, 1 Jun: Patent, James BUCHANAN, President, United States of America, to Clinton C. HUTCHINSON. Cites Warrant No. 59441 for 160 acres in favor of John WESTON, private, Capt. COBB's Co., Massachusetts Militia, War of 1812, with evidence that the 160 acres had been located on the NE Quarter of Sectiop 12, Township 13, Range 19, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Lecompton, Kansas. The warrant having been assigned by John WESTON to Clinton C. HUTCHINSON. (Recorded 11 Sep 1906, Book 80, p.85-86, and 9 Jul 1909, Book 84, p.63) 1862, 11 Mar: Quit Claim Deed, William N. SAGE and Lydia G. SAGE, his wife, to Clinton C. HUTCHINSON, 80 acres in the West half of the NE Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19. Acknowledged by William N. SAGE and Lydia G. SAGE in Monroe Co., NY. (ReCorded 1 May 1862, Book F, p.90-91) 1866, Jan: Warranty deed, Clinton C. HUTCHINSON and Martha A., his wife, to J.D. MILLER, for $1,000.00, 20 acres in the N half of the NW quarter of the NE Quarter, Sec. 12, T. 13, R. 19. Acknowledged by C.C. HUTCHINSON and Martha A. HUTCHINSON, his wife, 22 Jan 1866, in Franklin Co., KS. (Recorded 15 Feb 1866, Book 0, p.280-281) 1866, 4 Jun: Warranty deed, Jesse D. MILLER to Arrinda H. MILLER, his wife, for $1,000.00, 20 acres in the N half of the NW Quarter of the NE Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, R. 19. (Recorded 4 Jun 1866, Book P., p.274-275) 1866, 24 Nov: Case 587, District Court of Douglas Co., KS, S.T. ZIMMERMAN vs. J.D. MILLER. S.T. ZIMMERMAN recovered a judgement against J.D. MILLER for $389.00 and costs of the suit. An order of sale was issued on the judgement for the above property, which was returned by the sheriff of Douglas Co., KS 14 Sep 1867, showing no sale was had for want of bidders. 1867, 10 Oct: Warranty deed, J.D. MILLER and A.H. MILLER, his wife, to Sylvester T. ZIMMERMAN, for $1,000.00, the above 20 acres. Signed J.D. MILLER and A.H. MILLER, her mark. Acknowledged by J.D. and A.H. MILLER, 10 Oct 1867, in Ellsworth Co., KS. (Recorded 2 Jan 1868, Book S, p.616) 1867, 19 Dec: Warranty deed, Sylvester T. ZIMMERMAN and Mary C. ZIMMERMAN to Margaret N. WORK, for $650.00, the above 20 acres. (Recorded 24 Apr 1868, Book T, p.523) 1877, 17 May: Warranty deed, Thomas M. WORK and Margaret N. WORK, his wife, to Angie R. ASHLEY, for $2,840.00, the above 20 acres. (Recorded 8 Jun 1877, Book 16, p.44-45) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 143 �Extracts From An Abstract - Sec 12, Twp 13, Range 19, Lawrence, continued 1877, 17 May: Mortgage, Angie R. ASHLEY and Andrew F. ASHLEY to Thomas M. WORK, the above 20 acres to secure debt of $300.00. Acknowledged 21 May 1877 by Angie R. ASHLEY and Andrew F. ASHLEY, Platt Co., IL. Mortgage released 16 Oct 1882. (Recorded 26 May 1877, Book V, p.430) 1882, Jul: Power of attorney, Angie R. ASHLEY and Andrus F. ASHLEY, her husband, to G.W.E. GRIFFITH, appointing him attorney to sell lands belonging to either of them in Douglas Co., KS. Acknowledged 28 Jul 1882 by Angie R. ASHLEY and Andrus F. ASHLEY in Marquette Co., Michigan. (Recorded 16 Oct 1882, Book 29, p.386) 1882, 14 Oct: Warranty Deed, Angie R. ASHLEY and A.F. ASHLEY, her husband, by G.W.E. GRIFFITH, their attorney in fact, to John N. HOLUM, the N half of the NW quarter of the NE quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, subject to lease to McCANN until 1 Mar 1883. (Recorded 16 Oct 1882, Book 29, p.387-388) 1882, 14 Oct: Mortgage, John N. HOLUM to Angie R. ASHLEY, the above property to secure debt of $300.00. Mortgage released 25 oct 1884. (ReCorded 16 Oct 1882, Book 3, p.604-605) 1886, 8 Nov: Warranty deed, John N. HOLUM and Ingri, his wife, to Andrew NORDQUEST, for $2,500.00, the above 20 acres. Signed by John N. HOLUM and Ingri HOLUM, her mark. (Recorded 26 Jul 1887, Book 45, p.188) 1886, 8 Nov: Mortgage, Andrew NORDQUEST to John N. HOLUM, the above 20 acres to secure debt of $2,400.00. No release of this mortgage is shown on the record. (Recorded 8 Nov 1886, Book 14, p.193-194). 1887, 20 Oct: Warranty deed, Andrew NORDQUEST and Emma NORDQUEST, his wife, to Doretta SMITH, for $4,000.00, the above property. $100.00 of the above mortgage has been paid before delivery of the deed. Acknowledged by Andrew and Emma NORDQUEST, 20 Oct 1887, in Shawnee Co., KS. (Recorded 20 Oct 1887, Book 44, p.526) 1887, 10 Nov: District Court of Douglas Co., KS, case No. 6099, John N. HOLUM vs. Andrew NORDQUIST and Doretta SMITH. John HOLUM petitions to recover $2,461.00 with interest from 8 Nov 1887, and costs of the suit, and for foreclosure of the mortgage. Affidavit for publication filed 15 Nov 1887, N.J. HOLUM states that he is agent for John N. HOLUM, that the action is brought for the forclosure of a mortgage on the NW Quarter of the NE Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19. Defendants Doretta SMITH and J.W. SMITH are non-residents of this state and they claim an interest in the property. A summons cannot be served within this state on either of the defendants Doretta SMITH or J.W. SMITH. Answer of Andrew NORDQUIST and Doretta SMITH filed 12 Dec 1887. Journal N., p.401, 9 Feb 1888, the court finds that all defendants excepting Andrew NORDQUIST are in default for an answer, and that the allegations of the plaintiff's petition are true, the question as to the issue between the defendants the same is removed, and that the conditions of the mortgage have been broken. Unless the defendant Andrew NORDQUIST pays $2,501.25 and 7% per annum interest within 10 days, the mortgage shall be foreclosed and an order of sale issued to the sheriff, and the proceeds of the sale be applied first to payment of the costs, second to the payment of the judgement and interest, and the surplus if any to be paid out under further order of the court. Execution Docket 7, p.559. Order of sale issued 3 Mar 1888 and returned by The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 144 �Extracts From An Abstract - Sec 12, Twp 13, Range 19, Lawrence, continued Sheriff and filed 16 Apr 1888. Sheriff's Return Docket 5, p.258, Sheriff's return of sale, by Sheriff A. LOVE. D.L. JONES, George CROZIER and John LEVACK sworn to appraise the property, return of appraisal at $1,500.00. At the auction held 5 Apr 1888 at the courthouse of Douglas Co., in Lawrence, J.N. HOLUM was the highest bidder at $1,200.00. 1888, 15 May: Sheriff's deed, A. LOVE, Sheriff of Douglas Co., KS, to John N. HOLUM, for $1,200.00, the N half of the NW Quarter of the NE Quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19. (Recorded 25 May 1888, Book 46, p.353-354) 1888, 5 Jun: Warranty deed, John N. HOLUM and Ingre HOLUM, his wife to Darius W. GUNN, for $4,000.00, the above 20 acres. Acknowledged by John N. and Ingre HOLUM 25 Jun 1888 in Shawnee Co., KS. (Recorded 26 Jun 1888, Book 46, p.403404) 1888, 28 Jun: Mortgage, Darius W. GUNN, a single man, to Edward RUSSELL, the above property to secure debt of $835.00. Edward RUSSELL assigned mortgage to D.H. HENLEY 8 Feb 1890. Mortgage released 6 Nov 1897 by D.H. HENLEY. (Recorded 28 Jun 1888, Book 19, p.233, and 30 Aug 1897, Book 31, p.554) 1888, 28 Jun: Warranty deed, Darius W. GUNN, single, to Jacob H. PLAIN, for $4,250.00, the above property. Acknowledged 28 Jun 1888 by Darius W. GUNN in Wyandotte Co., KS. (Recorded 9 Jul 1888, Book 46, p.423-424) 1888, 13 Aug: Warranty deed, Jacob H. PLAIN, a single man, to George M. GUNN, for $4,200.00, the above property subject to $835.00 mortgage at 7% due 28 Jun 1891. Acknowledged 13 Aug 1888 by Jacob H. PLAIN in Logan Co., CO. (Recorded 24 Aug 1888, Book 46, p.492-493) 1888, 23 Aug: Warranty deed, George M. GUNN, a single man, to John N. HOLUM, for $4,000.00, the above property. (Recorded 24 Aug 1888, Book 46, p.494) 1888, 4 Oct: Warranty deed, John N. HOLUM and Inger HOLUM, his wife, to H.P. BROCKETT, for $4,000.00 the above 20 acres. Acknowledged 4 Oct 1888 by John N. HOLUM and Inger HOLUM in Shawnee Co., KS. (Recorded 11 Oct 1888, Book 46, p.554-555) 1889, 7 Jan: Warranty deed, H.P. BROCKETT and M.A. BROCKETT, his wife, to The Consolidated Barb Wire Co., for $4,000.00, the above 20 acres. The Consolidated Barb Wire Co. agrees to pay the $835.00 mortgage. Acknowledged 7 Jan 1889 by H.P. and M.A. BROCKETT in Shawnee Co., KS. (Recorded 8 Jan 1889, Book 50, p.111-112) 1897, 28 Oct: Warranty deed, The Consolidated Barb Wire Co. by its President, A. HENLY, to Charles E. COE, for $2,000.00, the above 20 acres. This deed is made to take the place of a former deed supposed to be lost. (Recorded 6 N~v 1897, Book 65, p.204) 1897, 28 Oct: Warranty deed, Chas. E. COE to Wendelin SAlLE, the above 20 acres. (Recorded 6 Nov 1897, Book 65, p.205) 1887 (sic), 6 Nov: Mortgage, Wendelin SAlLE and Katherine SAlLE, his wife, to John L. KILWORTH, the above 20 acres to secure debt of $1,150.00. Mortgage released 3 Nov 1902. (Recorded 6 Nov 1897, Book 33, p.67-69) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 145 �Extracts From An Abstract - Sec 12, Twp 13, Range 19, Lawrence, continued 1891, 1 Jan: Last will and testament of Wendelin SAlLE of Marion Township, Douglas Co., KS, bequeaths all his estate to his wife Katherine SAlLE, whom he appoints executrix and guardian of his infant children during their respective minorities. Witnesses Richard S. HORTON, Nick SIMON, Louis POEHLER. (Docket E, p.628, No.2408) 1903, 13 Aug: Petition for probate of will, Probate Court of Douglas Co., KS, in the matter of the estate of Wendel in SAlLE, deceased. Katherine SAlLE petitions for letters testementary, stating that Wendelin SAlLE, late of Douglas Co., KS, departed this life 21 Jul 1903, leaving a last will and testamen't. His heirs at law are Katherine SAlLE, his widow, Peter A. SAlLE, Annie LUTZ, Joseph F. SAlLE, John E. SAlLE and Charles A. SAlLE, children of the deceased. (Docket E, p.628, No.2408) 1903, 13 Aug: Order admitting will to probate, Richard S. HORTON and Nick SIMON attesting witnesses before the court. (Journal P, p.511) 1903, 28 Nov: Proof of publication of notice of appointment, C.S. FINCH deposes he is Editor of The Jeffersonian Gazette, a weekly newspaper, printed and published in the city of Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS, which had been continuously published in Douglas Co. during the period of 52 consecutive weeks imnlediately prior to the first publication of the notice 19 Aug 1903. 1913, 12 Mar: Warranty Deed, John E. SAlLE and Mattie SAlLE, his wife; Frank J. SAlLE and Mary SAlLE, his wife; Anna E. LUTZ and Eugene E. LUTZ, her husband; Peter A. SAlLE and Nellie SAlLE, his wife; all heirs at law of Katherine SAlLE, deceased, to Charles A. SAlLE, the N half of the NW quarter of the NE quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, containing 20 acres more or less. (Recorded 12 Mar 1913, Book 91, p.528) 1920, 25 Feb: Release of Oil and Gas Lease, J.F. DARBY recites a certain oil and gas lease dated 28 Sep 1918, given by L.H. PETEFISH and Emma L. PETEFISH, his wife, and W.E~ PETEFISH to Ernest H. GREENE, covering the NE quarter of Sec. 12, and other real property in Twp. 13 S. Range 19 E, containing 175 acres, assigned to J.F. DARBY 2 Nov 1918, Recorded in Book 101, p.461. J.F. DARBY releases all his rights to the lessors. Acknowledged 25 Feb 1920 in Tulsa Co., OK. (Recorded 18 Feb 1947, Book 159, p.263) The assignment to J.F. DARBY referred to in Book 101, p.461, covers Range 18. The assignment to DARBY recorded in Book 101, p.479, covers Range 19. 1935, 3 Aug: Affidavit, Charles A. SAlLE of lawful age, deposes that his father, Wendelin SAlLE, died, leaving his sole and only surviving heirs at law his wife, Katherine SAlLE, and the following named children: Peter A. SAlLE, Anna E. LUTZ, John E. SAlLE, Joseph F. SAlLE, and Charles A. SAlLE. The estate of Wendel in SAlLE has not been closed, but all debts of the estate have been paid. His mother, Katherine SAlLE, died intestate, and left surviving as her sole and only heirs at law Peter A. SAlLE, Anna E. LUTZ, John E. SAlLE, Joseph F. SAlLE, and Charles A. SAlLE, and all her debts and obligations have been paid. He also deposes that Joseph F. SAlLE is one and the same person as Frank J. SAlLE, one of the grantors in warranty deed recorded in Book 91, p.528. (Recorded 3 Aug 1935, Book 132, p.543) 1935, 30 Jul: Mortgage, Charles A. SAlLE and Frances SAlLE, husband and wife, to Peoples State Bank of Lawrence, KS, the N half of the NW quarter of the NE quarter of Sec. 12, Twp. 13, Range 19, to secure payment of debt of $2,000.00. Mortgage released 19 Feb 1941 by T.J. SWEENEY, Jr., President of Peoples State Bank, Lawrence, KS. (Recorded 3 Aug 1935, Book 80, p.116) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 146 �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. CLARK, DALE, MORRIS, MILLER, PEELAR I have an old photograph that was sent to my ggmother, Sarah CLARK. It was taken is Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co., KS by E.D. ROOT. It is of a nice-looking woman and man and says "Cousin Hortense and Charley." Anyone knowing about this photo please write. Are there any descendants of Hortense and Charley, or were they bro. & sis.? My ggmother was b. 21 Oct 1864 in Lansing, KS to George MORRIS and Angeline (PEELAR) MORRIS. Sarah MORRIS m. Ezra CLARK of Leavenworth Co., KS 23 Dec 1882. The CLARK and MORRIS family left KS for WA Territory in 1888. Sarah and Ezra CLARK were in Suplee, OR by 1908. I received the photo from my mother Doris (MILLER) DALE. It was in her mother's belongings. Her mother was Sylvia (CLARK) MILLER. Sylvia CLARK was b. 24 Jul 1884 near Loring, KS. Elinor Dale SCHEER, 3090 N.E. Lincoln, Hillsboro, OR 97124-6766. STEVENS Seeking descendants of William o. STEVENS, b. 1840, and his wife Jemima, b. 1844. Sons Russell and Frank believed to have lived in Lawrence. Will exchange information. Pat HOOK, 1213 Kearney, Manhattan, KS 66502. BURNEY, ELLISON, LOWER, RICHART/RICHARDT Looking for Alfred Baxter LOWER, b. ca. 1857 in MO, possibly Cass Co. area. 2nd wife Rose Ann RICHART (RICHARDT), b. ca. 1882 in MO, d. 25 Apr. 1929 in Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS. Andrew LOWER, b. 24 Mar. 1815 in TN?, d. 23 Jun. 1860, bur. Freeman cemetery, Freeman, Cass Co., MO, and his wife Sarah Emmaline BURNEY, m. 20 Jun. 1846 (1848), parents of Alfred LOWER. Rose Ann RICHART's parents Christopher RICHART and Lola ELLISON. Need lots of help!! Beverley J. (BROWN) CHAPMAN, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047-2326. HAYES, McCLAIN Would like to hear from HAYES families around Bonne Terre, MO area. Also McCLAINs 1885-1890. Mary Penelope McCLAIN BAYES, Frank M. BAYES. Mrs. Maxine HOUGLAND, Rout 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073. (913) 597-5969 BOURBON COUNTY FAMILIES I have the new book, Footprints of Bourbon County Families, received Dec. 1991. For a stamped, self-addressed envelope, I will share with you any informati.on you want. Mrs. Maxine HOUGLAND, Rout 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073. (913) 597-5969 The Pioneer, Vol. XVi'-I"-'/'-'~-)' '--..?_- 147 �A SUGGESTION FOR LOCATING RELATIVES Maxine Hougland suggests that if you want to find relatives looking for your ancestors, leave a note in a glass jar at the graves of your ancestors, giving your name, telephone number, address, etc. Hopefully someone else visiting the grave will find it and write. RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE DOUGLAS CO., KS GElIEALOGICAL SOC. LIBRARY 35 Year Index to Helper Articles 1812 Ancestor Index, National Soc., u.s. Daughters of 1812, 1892-1970 Abraham E'LORY 1807-1888 Beyond Vital Records Church Records: A Short Review Directory of Historical & Genealogical Societies in Kansas 1898, donated by Lawrence Public Library Douglas County, KS Marriages 1854-1884, Vol. I Douglas County, KS Voters List Jan 1855-1859 Early pennsylvania Research Funk Mortuary Books, Apr 5 1918 - May 21, 1919 Genealogical computer Quarterly Journal Handy Tips for Genealogical Research in Scotland History of Floyd County, . Texas 1876-1979 History of the American Legion of Kansas, donated by Beverly Chapman History of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs 1899-1941 History of the Soldiers and Sailors of Ellsworth Co., KS - World War 1917-1918 How to Prepare and Publish Your Family History How You Can Trace Your Family Roots Jana WELSH and Mary PECK Kansas Casualties in the World War 1917-1919 Kansas Society Sons of the American Revolution Patriots Registry & History of the Kansas S.A.R., donated by Charles Robinson Chapter S.A.R., John Sayler, President List of Mothers & Widows of American Soldiers, Sailors & Marines Enlisted to Make a Pilgrimage to the War Cemetery in Europe Maine Soldiers, Sailors and Patriots of the Revolutionary War Mini Dictionary for Research in Foreign Genealogical Records, Vol. 1, Denmark, The Netherlands, Germany, Norway and Sweden Missouri Federation of Genealogical Societies 6th Annual Conference Missouri State 4 Generation Charts Missouri State Genealogical Association 1981 MOORE-WILLIAMS Family Negroes of 1812, Nebraska Our Native American, Their Research of Genealogical Value, donated by Jean Snedeger Plat maps, donated by Jean Snedeger Red Book, Revised Ridge Runner (The), Vol. II, donated by Jean Snedeger Roaring Lions of Kansas (The), donated by Beverly Chapman Roster of Ohio Soldiers, War 1812 Roster of Past Presidents, Parley and Historical Sketches Tennesee County Records Three Generations in 20th Century America; KATZMAN, McKINZIE & WILSON Unusual Record Sources The Pioneer, Vol. XV~~ 148 �INDEX to VOWIfE ABRAHAM Seymour, 112 ACHNING ElTma A. P., 114 ADAMS Cora B. , 118 George E., 127 Mary E., 124 Myrtle Transue, 127 AGLE IJ.F., 112 AHLBURN Ida A., 125 AITKEN Charles 0., 108 ALBRIGHT George H., 112 ALFORD D.S. , 140 F.G., 1[,2 Susan D., 141, 142 Susie D., 140 ALLAN Alexander, 112 ALLEN David H., 112 Ida, 115 R., 111 AMSDEN George IJ., 112 ANDERSON Andrew, 112 Chloe, 112 ElTma, 115 ElTma L., 114 Helen, Mrs., 126 Hulda, 118 John Henry, 112 Jul ia Ann, 116 Martha, 127 ANDREIJ Allie L., 109 A., 110 Della A., 109 Edward Arthur, 110 Grace E., 108 Helen Maurine, 108 Kevin IJ., 106 L.A., 110 Myrtle S., 110 M.O., 110 Ola Bell, 110 Olathe, 110 .xv, NUlfBER 3 BAILEY John F., 112 BALES Gerald Reed, 105 James C., 105 Nancy, 105 BALL Helen IJ., 141 BALLARD Carrie V., 121 BANE Frances K., 126 BANKER Nell ie M., 115 IJillis G., M.G., 120 BANNING Gracie 1., 125 BARKER Albert S., 112 Anna E., 123 BARLOIJ Fannie, 124 BARNES Allie E., 119 IJ.C., M.D., 108 BARNETT Edith, 114 BARTUSCH Clara E. (C.) , 119 BATDORF Geo. IJ., J.P. , 120 BAUGHMAN D., J.P., 124 BAUMAN John, 112 BEAL Thomas A., 112 BEARD El i, 103 BECKER Ni co l aus P., 112 BEECHER ElTma Harkness, 127 Lloyd, 127 Zella Alberta, 127 BEERS BACON IJalter L., 105 C.E., M.G., 116 IJilma F., 105 BAHNMAIER BEERY Elizabeth, 127 Alice, Mrs., 126 George Jacob, 127 Rheuben, 104 Mary Elizabeth Neis, 127 BELL Carrie, 114 ANDREIJ, cont. 0., 110 Sibyl J., 109 IJilli am, 109 IJill iam A., 108 ANDREIJS Flo L., 121 APP Gertrude, 112 ARCHERS Ada, 120 ARNDT Edward Frederick, 127 Marcella Elizabeth Hetzel, 127 ARNEL Grace H., 114 ASHLEY Andrew F., 144 Andrus F., 144 Angie R., 143, 144 ASMUSS IJilliam, M.G., 117 ATHERTON John, Mrs., 111 AVERILL Charles, 111 Donald, 111 Frank, 111 Joe, 111 Jul ia Mary, 111 Louis, 111 Mary Butell, 111 M.L., 111 Narcissus, 111 Rose, 111 Ulysses, 111 AXER IJm. C., M.G., 121 AYERS IJm. IJ., M.G., 113 AYRES Sarah, 108 IJilliam IJ., M.G., 114, 115, 121, 122, 125 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 149 BELL, cont. Ida, 124 Martha J., Mrs., 123 Susannah, Mrs., 124 BENEDICT Mary L., 120 BENHAM EII en M., 124 BENNETT Charles T., 112 Thomas D., 112 BERG George, M.G., 116, 119 BERRY George B., 112 George M., 113 James F., M.G., 117 BETTS S.E., M.G., 119 BEURMAN Sophi a, 112 BIGGS Lewis C., M.G.~ 117 L.C., M.G., 113,115,121, 124 BINGHAM Edith Fay, 127 BISHOP James T., 113 BLACKMORE John Charles, 113 BLACKIJELL Charles T., 113 BLAIR Hugh, 141 BLAKEMAN Lawrence Lee, 109 Margaret A., 109 Sarah IJilson, 109 BLANKENSHIP Kate, 112 BLAYLOCK John, 113 BLOCHER Lydi a, 120 BORCOURT James, M.G., 112 BOULIJARE Harriet Gray, 122 BOIJMAN B.F., M.G., 118 BOYD Anna E., 112 �BRADLEY Mattie, 113 BRADSHAW Thomas A., 113 BRANDT C., M.G., 112, 115, 123 BRAZIL Agnes, 117 BREWINGTON Ol ive L., 124 BRIDWELL Edward, 113 BRITTON James G., 113 BROADHURST Lura B., 106 BUCY Rebecca, 117 BURGESS Jennie, 105 Nora J., 105 BURGNER John E., 113 BURNEY Sarah Emmaline, 147 BUSCH COFFMAN CHILDERS Jeremiah S., 129 Rosa, 120 COLBY CHRISTOPHER Elizabeth F., 141 John, 128 E.F., 141 CLARK COLE Ada, 124 Daniel, 128 Horace, 129 El iza, 104 Nathaniel, 130 Ezra, 147 S. Walton, Dr., 126 George W., 104 Carrie S., 113 Henry, 128 Minnie, 120 Homer, 104 Charles J., 130 Jacob, 104 C.J., 130 BUTELL Mary, 111 BUTLER Mary E., 118 W.C., M.G., 121 John, 104 Juli,a A., 104 Jut ius w., 128 Mary E., 107 Mati lda, 122 Robert R., 107 Nancy, 104 Thomas A., 106 BROCKETT H.P., 145 M.A., 145 BROOKS A.H., M.G., 118 Capt., 140 Evelean, 124 James E., 113 W.W., M.G., 122 BROWN Beverley J., 147 CAMP Daniel N., 130 Mary H., 105 Dora E. (B.), 121 Ol iver C?, 105 sylvia, 147 John, 130 O.C., 104 Will iam C., 128 Pearl M., 110 Stella, 105 William 0., 128 CANNON Anna E., 124 CARMICHAEL Wi II iam, 113 CARNEY Rosa C., 121 CARROLL Wirt H., 128 Wm., 104 CLARKE Wiot H. , 128, 129 CLARY John M., 129 CLAYTON Frankl in, 129 Mary L., 108 Franklin H., 129 BROWNING Geo. W., M. G., 115 BRUNK James E., 113 BRUSH Theodore F., 113 BRYANT Eunice A., 119 BUCHANAN James, 143 BUCHHEIM Christina Elizabeth Hanselman, 127 Mae, 127 Samuel, 127 BUCKHEIM Ferdinand J., 113 BUCKNER John, 113 Mattie, 126 J .H., 130 COLLINS Sarah, 147 Lucille W., 109 119, 126 John H., 130 Nellie F., 104 Walter, 109 M., M.G., 123 COLLAMORE George A?, 105 L.W., 108 Moses, M.G., 116,118, William W., 130 COLEMAN CARTER Delos M., 113 Lou E., 121 CASTEEL George B., 127 CASTLE George B., 113 CAULK Gideon W., 113 CHANCE Kate C., 117 CHAPMAN Beatrice L., Mrs., 126 Beverley J. Brown, 147 Wi II i am H., 113 CHARLTON John, J.P., 115,118,126 Margaret, 115 John, 129 Joshua, 129 CLEMENS A., 129 CLEMINS Aurel ius, 129 CLENDENNING Dollie, 118 CLOUD James R., 129 CLYMER John B., 129 CLYMES John B., 129 COBB Capt., 143 COBERLY Wi II i am L., 114 CHASE, 108 CHERRY James T., 113 CHESNUT Wi II iam, 128 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 Samuel P., 114 COLORY John, 130 COMPTON John, 130 CONANT Lorendus B., 130 CONART L.B., 130 CONE Luther, 130 Titus K., 130 CONGER John A., 114 Theron, 130 CONKLIN B.F., 131 CONLEY Francis M., 131 COOK Abel W., 131 John B.C., 131 John R., 131 Lyman G., 131 Ralph E., 131 Seth B., 131 William, 131 COOPER A.A., J.P., 113, 116, COCKLIN David, 114 COE Charles E., 145 150 , 18, 124, 125 Henry F., 131 Jay, 114 JohnW.,141 �COOPER, cont. William, 131 COPPER E., 131 CORD LEY Richard, M.G., 115, 118, 121, 122, 123, 124 CORP Oda M., 105 Stella Camp, 105 CORPORAL Larkin, 114 CORRELL Charles D., 131 COSLY Kersey C., 114 COUCH Adna A., 108 Clara C., 107 CROP baby, 105 CROSMAN Calvin, 114 CROSS Eva lo, 125 CROTTY John, 132 CROZIER George, 145 CRUMMEY Ella B., 120 CRUMVINE H.S., 132 CRUZAN Rosaman, 132 CULVER Francis D., 114 CUMMINGS DALLAS Walter J., 133 DALTON James, 133 John, 133 DANELL Will iam, 133 DANIEL S.A., 114 DARBY J.F., 146 DARRAH Henry, 133 DARRELL Wi II iam, 133 DAVENPORT Charles H., 102 C.A., 102 Clark M., 108 Lucius B., 132 Eusebia S., M.G., 125 William J., 132 G.A., 102 Stephen, 107 COUGHLIN John, 131 COVEY Fred R., 114 COWLES John P., 131, 132 COX Anna F., 142 0.101., 142 Edwin, 114 Samuel N., 114 COXON John B., 132 COX SAN Will i am, 132 COX SON Wi II iam, 132 CRACKLIN Joseph, 132 CRAIG Harry T., 140 CRAIGMILE CUNNINGHAM James M?, 102 Mabel C., 110 J.B., 102 Stephen, 110 lo, 102 WarlieH.,110 M., 102 Will i am, 133 Olie Ann, 114 John A., 132 CREE Nathan, 132 Sanford H., 132 CREEL Sylvester, 132 CREELIT N.H., 132 Opal Pearl, 102 Cassie, 118 R.A., 102 Thornton, 114 101., 102 CURTIS Charles C., 114 CURTISS Norman, 133 CUSHINGBERRY Myrtle, 117 CUSTARD Amos J., 133 CUTLER Al fred, 133 CUTTER Abraham, 133 Alfred, 133 CUTTLER Abraham, 133 DAVIDSON David, 114 John R., 133 J os i ah T., 114 Ressa, 116 DAVIS, 110 Ella E., 116 Henry C., 133, 134 James W., 134 John A., 134 Joseph F., 114 lillie, 118 Nellie M., 108 Phoebe A., 120 Solomon L., 134 LD., M.G., 119,121 L i l l ian, 117 CRAWFORD James B., 102 Eli zabeth, 110 CURLETT DAHlENE Nellie, 114 DAILEY Rebecca, 113 DAILY James 101., 114 DALE Doris Miller, 147 Ula Crystal Smith, 100 Werter R., 134 DAY Clara C., 142 Lewis, 134 Roy, 141 Samuel, 134 Wilfred J., 142 George S., 133 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 Edward P., 115 DEAN Barbara Jane, 105 Benny, 105 DAN Gertie Maud, 102 Ol ive, 116 DE FEVER Jeanne, 105 DEARCE David M., 134 DECAMP Joel, 134 DEE Thomas 101., 115 DEISTER Emma lo, 119 DEITZlER George 101., 134 DELANO William lo, 134 DELARAE Nicholas, 134 DELARUE Nicholas, 135 ' DELPH John S., 135 DEMING John E., 115 DENNIS Hattie M., 114 DENNISON Darius A., 135 DENNY Thomas M., 135 DERMITT Squi re, 135 DESHAZER Edwin L., 115 DEVEREAUX Kate Bullene, 115 DEWI TT John, 135 DEXTER Rosa Pearl, 123 Si las, 135 DIAE John A., 135 DIAL John A., 135 DICKERSON George A., 135 DICKINSON George A., 135 DIXON Grace, 124 Jack, 135 151 ' John M., 134 �DOAK John, 135 DOANE Carrie, 125 DUNBAR Arthur F., 137 DUNCAN Charles E.(S.), Jr., 115 Clell, 125 John W., 137 Jennie L., 117 William A., 137 DOBBINS James S., 135 DODD Stephen, 136 DOLAN Peter, 136 DOLE Artemus W., 136 DOLLARHIDE Jesse, 136 DOLPH John W., 136 DOLSON E lza, 136 DONAVAN Carvill J., 136 DORAN James C., 136 DORCHESTER Daniel, M.G., 124 DUNHAM A.F., 137 DUNKLEY Sarah, 125 DUNMIRE Joseph A., 137 DUNN Hugh, 137 DUNNINE Joseph A., 137 DUPEE Adam, 137 DUTTON Henry A., 137 DWIGGINS James M., 137 DOlY John N., 136 DOUGLAS Edith A., 106 Lloyd, 106 DOW Daniel H., 136 Simon, 136 DOWAN C.J., 136 DRAKE Mary Ann, 113 DYKE Horace M., 138 EADIE John S., 138 EAGON John M., 138 EAKLES Margaret, 109 EARL George F., 138 ~illiam H., 138 EARLE William H., 138 EATON Frank B., 138 L.I., M.G., 114 John, 138 Josiah R. , 136 Wm. Y, 137 DUALL William H., '137 DUKE Anthony A., 115 DULIN William M., 115 DUMARS James, 137 DUMMER Viola, Mrs., 126 Samuel T., 139 EDWARD Wm., 104 EGAN John M., 139 ELDRIDGE Shaler W., 139 ELLIOTT F.M., 141 Samuel S., 115 ELLIS Bertha B., 106 James A., 106 ELLISON Edward D., 115 Lola, 147 Robert W., 138 EBERHARDT Conrad, M.G., 112 C., M.G., 122 ECKE Amel ia K., 121 ECKHART David, 138, 139 EDER Josephine V., 115 EMBREE John H., M.G., 114, 122, 123 J • H., M. G., 124 EMERICK Joseph, 139 Henry R., 139 EMORICH Joseph, 139 EMRICK Samuel, 139 ENGLE Ida M., 120 ENO Augusta, 113 ERICKSON Eric Almer, 115 T. Erick, 115 ERWIN Bi rd W., 115 EVANS David, 104 F.C., J.P., 112, 120 Iruan B., 105 Lemuel, 139 EVERLEY George L., 115 EWBANKS William Y., 139 Burgy, 123 EDGAR George B., Jr., 115 EDIE John S., 139 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 FARGO, cont. Mattie L., 106 FARMER J .0., 102 Lemuel, 102 FARRIS Johnson, 103 Temperance, 103 FARWELL Henry, M.G., 113 H., M.G., 119 FEAGLES William H., 115 FELLERS Amanda J., 106 Wm. J., 106 \.1m. J., Jr., 106 FERGUSON Wi II i am H., 115 ELY EMMONS Louisa, 118 DREW H.W., 139 DWYER DORRAH Henry, 136 EDMONDS FINCH . Charles, 127 C.S., 146 Esther Pierce, 127 Gula, 127 Lucile B., 113 FINLEY Albert F., 105 Elizabeth M., 105 Frank C., 105 John E., 105 Lena M., 105 Mary C., 105 Mary E., 105 William, 105 William H., 105 FIX John A., 115 FLEER Daniel, 115 FLEMMING Sarah, 113 FLIGER Maria E., 113 FLINTORN Albert Dix, 115 FLORY Elmer L., 127 Harold, 127 Harve M., 127 John Wesley, 116 Mary Ellen Montgomery, FARGO Charley A., 106 L.J.,106 Mattie Louise, 106 152 127 FORD Mary, 117 �· FOREHAND Ruth H., 103 Woodman Circle, 103 FOREMAN Grant S., 116 FORSYTHE John E", 115 FORTH James, 116 FORTNER James, 116 FORTSON Sarah, 120 FOWLER Alonzo, 116 FRAUDNFELDER Gottl ieb, 116 FRAZIER Al ice, 123 Bessie M., 108 Jesse M., 108 FREDERICKSON Martha M., 123 FREEMAN Mary, 110 FRENCH Henrietta L., 123 FRENDLE Frederick J., 116 FRY Edward H., 116 FURGASON GARRETT, cont. P.W., M.G., 113 GARST Samuel S., 116 GATCH Samuel, 116 GERHARD Anton, 116 GERMAN Bertie L., 112 GIDON Grant, 116 GILBERT RossM., 116 GLASER Carrie W., 123 GLYNN James M., 116 GODFREY Martha Jane, 127 GOENS Alex, 116 Kate, 116 GOODRICH L.P., 141 L.R., 141 GORDON Al ice, 113 GOVENER R.B., Priest, 119 GRAEBER Carl, 117 GRAY Charles W., 117 GREENE Ernest H. , 146 GRESS Al ice, 114 GRIFFIN George B., 117 Lizzie A., 122 GRI FFITH G.W.E., 144 J.G. , M.G. , 113, 114, 122 J.H., M.G., 112 GROAT Charles E., 117 GROVENOR R.B., Rev., 112 GUNN Darius W., 145 George M., 145 GUNTER Carrie, 118 Luke, 117 C.A., 111 Herbert R., 110 A.P., M.G., 113, 119 HAMMER Ethel 0., 107 Frederick W., 107 Gertrude S., 107 G.A.R., 107 Herman Alvin, 111 Jul ie Eyman, 111 Louis, 107 Mahala L., 107 Rachel, 107 HANSCOME Clarence C., 117 HANSELMAN Christina Elizabeth, 127 HANSEN Henry, 117 John Lue, 127 Omi Mel ton, 127 Scott, 127 HANSON George W., 117 HARBAUGH Effie May, 114 HARFORD All i son D., 117 HARKNESS Emma, 127 Charles A., 108 David A., 116 HAMILTON HAAS August G., 117 HALE HARPER James, 117 HARRIS Daisy D., 126 J.D., 102 infant, 108, 111 A.C., 108 Maggie M., 102 Josie A., 108 Bernice Eldon, 107 Ida, 119 Laura E., 108 Clarence B., 106 John L., 117 Laura Faye, 110 Della D., 107 M.E., 102 FURZE John L., Jr., 117 HART Lissa V., 108 Effie E., 107 Nellie, 108 Elvina, 106 Alice, 126 Sarah J., 105 Family, 104, 106 Estella, 126 Verla, 108 Fred A., 107 Geneva Beatrice, 126 Viola, 108 Hattie, 106 Helen, 126 Isse, 105 Viola M., 108 James F., 107 Viola, 126 Joseph, 105 Willi Nell, 108 Joseph, 104, 106 William A., 108 Joseph H., 106 W.A., 108 J. F., 107 Amanda M., 119 GABRIEL Anna M., 112 GANTS GANTZ Carol, 127 GARDNER C. Jefferson, 116 GARRATT baby, 107 Catherine, 107 Hannah, 107 John, 107 Mabel G., 107 GARRETT John, 104 GORE Emery C., 116 GORRILL Marshall A., 116 GOTTSTEIN Charles H., 117 GOUDY Arthur L., M.G., 114 A.L., M.G., 115, 118, 120 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 L ill ian, 108 Melissa, 106 Michael, 106 Nell ie A., 107 N.E. , 107 Samuel M., 107 Vina, 106 Willard L., 108 HAMER Maurice E., 117 153 HARTMANN Henry, 102 HARVEY George I., 117 HATTON Nancy L., 113 HAWKINS Joseph, 117 HAYDEN William, 117 HAYES Frank M., 147 �HAYES, cont. Mary Penelope McClain, 147 HAZEN Dorothy B., 126 HAZZARD Maud, 122 HEBERLING loIi II iam H., 117 HEDLEY Mary M., 113 HEISE Louise, 126 HEMMING Bertie, 119 HENDRICKSON Charles D., 117, 122 Ella, 123 HILL, cont. HOYT Marie Belle, 115 Charles, 104 Marshall H., 118 Charles D., 106 Nellie, 124 C. F., 105 Oliver, 118 Jane C., 106 Samuel J., 118 Mary E., 105 HILLE Lena 101., 112 HINOMAN Maud, 122 HINSLEY John, 118 HIRSHLAND Fannie, 140, 141 HOCKMILLER A., Priest, 123 HODGES Maurice E., 127 M.C., Mrs., 111 Ol iver C., 105 HUFFMAN IoI.N., M.G., 119 IoI.R., M.G., 114 HUGHES JENNINGS Alta C., 109 Bert E., 109 JESSUP Charles, 118 JOHNES Carrie, 116 JOHNSON Isaac, 118 Mattie, 126 Minnie R., 125 JONES Benjamin, 118 Anna, 126 Benjamin F., 103 D. L., 145 Bessie G., 103 George 101., 118 Clarence E., 103 Jesse L., 118 James, 118 J os i ah 101., 119 J .101., 103 Lucy Anna, 113 Martha E., 103 Luella J., 125 Eleanor, 127 Mill i e L. G., 103 Maude E., 123 D.H. , 145 John A., 127 Oren M., 103 H.G. , 110 Rachel Mussett, 127 Ruth M., 103 HENLEY A., 145 infant, 110 Mary Ol ive, 110 Nannie, 110 N.IoI. , 110 Rebecca M., 109 HENNESSEY Katie, 118 HENRY Lida V., 120 HENSY loIilliam A., 118 HERRIOTT Jeannette C., 115 HERSCHEL Bertha, 119 HERTZLER Emma, 116 HESS Esther loIinter, 111 F., 123 HETZEL Eva Saunders, 127 Marcella Elizabeth, 127 Park, 118 Park, Sr., 101, 127 HICK Q.?L.?, 102 HICKS Lizzie, 120 HILL HOFFMAN HOGG Gavin T., 118 HOLCOM Maria L., 114 HOLUM Ingre, 145 Ingri, 144 John N., 144, 145 N.J., 144 HOOK Pat, 147 HOOVER HORTON Richard S., 146 HORVERD HULL loIinfield S., 118 HULLETT Claude E., 118 HUNTER Frank P., 118 HUSTED Alice 0., 122 HUTCHINSON 101m., 121 HOSTETTER Grace, 114 Josephine, 111 HOUGLAND Maxine, Mrs., 147 HOUSE Oll ie 101., 120 HOIolARD Lola, 125 Jennie G., 103 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 James R., 119 KEEGAN Irene, 108 James M., 107 KELLY ICE George A., 118 IRIoIIN loIilliam H., M.G., 122 Hannah, 103 KELSEY Hazel Marie, 107 KELSOH Samuel, M.G., 116 JAMES Alma A., 119 George G., 118 JAVINS Emma M., 103 John T., 103 J.F., 103 S.J., 103 Tryphosa, 103 JAVONS Thomas, 103 Harry H., 103 Joseph, 102 KEARNEY Martha A., 143 Nancy, 103 Fred P., 118 John, 102 John E., 108 Carrie Agnes, 124 E. , 103 Catharine, 102 Nelli e May, 107 B. F., 103 Clara, 116 KAUB Cl inton C., 143 Bill, 113 HOSKINS May, 115 101. Franklin, 103 Harman J., M.G., 120 Isaac L., M.G., 113 JOY JENKINS H., 103 KEMMERLING Ella, 113 KETELS Hugo F., 119 KILIoIORTH John L., 145 KIMBLE Clara M., 116 KING Joseph, 119 Udah S., 119 KIRKMAN Chas., 102 Emma, 102 Frank, 102 154 �KIRKMAN, cont. I. L., 102 Walter, 102 KIRKPATRICK Edith, 117 KLEIN Calvin E., 119 KNABE George M., 119 KNAP Albert F., 119 KNIGHTEN Annie L. , 117 KNUDSEN Mary, 123 KNUEHL Anna M., 121 KOEHLER John E., 119 KOERNER Bertha Agnes, 124 Henry, 119 KOUB Chri st i ana, 103 C., 103 Jacob, 103 J., 103 Moses, 103 KRATZBERG Joseph, 119 KUHNE Geo. W., 142 KURTZ Charles F., 119 Enma M., 124 LA BARRIES/LABARRIRIE Jul ia Z., 118 LAMPHEAR Charles Henry, 119 LANE Mamie, 122 LARISH Myra N., 119 LARSON Anna, 122 LASSITER Mag?aja, 109 LATHROP Helen, 140 LAWRENCE James, M.G., 124 LAWSON Maggie, 122 LEAMER Alex, 108 A., 108 Charles P., 108 Harry A., 108 H.A., 108 Mary E.O., 108 Mary M., 123 Myrtle, 108 LUCAS J.P., M.G., 117 LUTZ Anna, 113 Anna E., 146 Annie, 146 Eugene E., 146 LUX George F., 120 M., 108 M.E., 108 . Thelma Louise, 108 LEOPOLD Harvey R., 119 LESLIE Paul, Rev., 111 LETCHER Albert C., 119 Grant, 119 LEVACK John, 145 LEVERTON Effie May, 118 LEWIS Albert A., 119 Charles, 119 Phil ip M., M.G., 126 LI NCOLN Abraham, 140 LINDLEY Lel ia C., 122 LOGAN Nora, 121 LONG Katie, 115 LOSH Charles L., 119 LOTZ Adolph Jr., 119 LOUGH Samuel A., 120 LOVE A., 145 LOVEJOY Charles H., M.G., 126 L.V., 126 LOWER Alfred Baxter, 147 Andrew, 147 Rose Ann Richart, 147 Sarah Enmaline Burney, 147 LaWN Julia Ann, 116 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 MACK Mint le, 119 MACY Herbert C., 120 MADDERN Thomas E., 120 MADL Mati lda, 123 MAGERS Peter, 120 MAICHEL Joseph C., 120 MANAHAN Enos J., 120 MANN Rose M., 115 MARKS Arthur L., 120 MARLEY Magg i e J., 115 MARSH Halley Carl, 104 James J., 104 J. Howard, 104 M. Ettie, 104 MARSHALL Theodore L., 120 MARVIN Jas., M.G., 112,116,117, 118,120,121,123,124 MASON Ernest G., 120 MATHEWS Dora H., 112 MATILE Wi II iam, 120 MATTHEW M.A., 102 MAXWELL Ellen B., 112 McCAGE Ollie, 121 McCANN, 144 McCLAIN Mary Penelope, 147 155 McCLELLAN Addie W., 122 McCLINTOCK William, 127 . Zella Alberta Beecher, 127 McCLURE Benjamin W., 120 James, 120 McCREIGHT Marl in S., 120 McDONALD Mi chael, 140 McFARLAND John H., 104 Kate, 104 Roy, 104 MciNTURF Frank, 120 McKISSACK Edward, 120 McKNIGHT Lieu, 120 McLAIN Austin M., 120 J • J ., M. G., 120 W. T., M.G. , 125 McQUAY Cora, 121 MELTING Alma P., 107 MELTON Omi, 127 MENDENHALL Rebecca J., 114 MERCER Hattie A., 118 MESSER Carrie, 117 MEYER Levi, 120 MICHAEL Joseph, M.G., 123 MICHAELS Anna Al ice, 125 MIETH Edith A., 120 MILES Ella, 122 Eva I., 122 MILLER Arrinda H., 143 David J.M.C., 121 Della, 107 Doris, 147 �MILLER, cont. Earl C. Melvin, 107 Edwin A., 121 Etta E., 112 Eva, 118 NOTEMAN MORSE Gloria, 108 Loui se, 118 NOWLIN MOSS Hannah J. , 106 Edward, 121 Hiram, 106 MUELLER Jesse D., 143 John Adam, M.G., 119,124 J.K., M.G., 113, 121, J., M.G., 113, 116, 120 122, 125 J.L., M.G., 113 L.C., 107 Sylvia Clark, 147 William H., 127 MINES Preston, 120 MINNICK El izabeth, 103 John, 103 MITCHELL Annie, 120 Geo. W., Col., 110 GuyL.,121 MOCK Glenn, 111 MONGHAN Mary, 119 MONTGOMERY Eld. A., M"G., 126 Mary Ellen, 127 MONTOGMERY Eld. A., M.G., 125 MOON Ada B., 109 Arthur 0., 109 A.O., 109 Barbara E., 109 Bert, 104 Jesse R., 109 Rodema E., 109 MOORE Al ice, 125 MOORHEAD John, M.G., 121 Will L., 121 MORGAN Nell i e L., 117 MORRIS Angeline Peelar, 147 George, 147 Sarah, 147 MORRISON Patrick James, 121 MORROW George, 121 NUSBAUM MULL Ethel F., 142 C., 116 Mary Elizabeth, 116 MULVIHILL OAKES/OATES MURPHY Eleanor Hoffman, 127 Grace H., 117 James E., 121 Orville w., 121 MUSICK Rachel, 125 W. H., 125 MUSSETT Rachel, 127 EII en M., 124 OGLE 123, 124 PAGE A. Grant, 104 Mary Esther, 104 Ralph E., 109 PAINE Mary E., 127 PALMER NAILOR Nancy Melvina, 114 NALL Philip C., 121 NANNINGA T.R., M.G.,· 119 NARAMORE Lucretia J. (I.), 110 James W., 109 . Sarrah R., 109 OHLFEST John, 121 Bettie, 124 Mary C., 121 OSBORNE Zoe, 122 OSHEL Amet ia, 107 Annabelle, 111 Harry F., 127 Bessie, 108 Harry W., 127 Clara, 108 Daisy E., 108 James 0., 107 Edna Dana, 107 Wi lmina, 107 El izabeth, 108 Mary Elizabeth, 127 NELSON Ella, 115 NEWMARK M., 140, 141 NICHOLS Emma, 144 NORTHWAY Elsie, 116 NORTON Geo. B., M. G., 117 Bertha 0., 116 PEELAR Angel ine, 147 PEGG Lydia A., 105 PEMBLETON 1.0., M.G., 115,117 PEPPARD Phy M., 121 PERDUE J.H., M.G., 115 PETEFISH Emma L., 146 L. H., 146 Jennie, 108 Leamer, 108 Nora, 108 Omer I., 107 Orville, 108 Sarah, 108 Andrew, 144 Victoria, 115 PAXTON W.E., 146 William E., 121 Sallie M., 126 David E., 121 PATTERSON James, 108 P.M., 111 NORDQUEST Robert M., 110 PARKS Harriet, 111 John, 121 NICHOLSON Elroy M., 110 Frank E., 109 George R., 109 baby, 108 NElS Aubrey Claire, 110 Gordon E., 110 Gula Finch, 127 NEAL PARKER C. Waldo, 109 OLSON Thomas, 108 Thomas W., 107 W.W., 108 OSWALD Tillie, 121 OSWALT Clara 1., 113 OWEN Charles E., 121 John Q.A., P.J., 112-126 PHILLIPS Elizabeth A., 142 Joseph J., 142 PICKERING Charles S., 121 PIERCE Esther, 127 PIERSON Ol ive, 113 PINE Edward B., 121 PIPPERT Charles W., 121 PLAIN Jacob H., 145 PLATT Arthur Henry, 126 O.S., M.G., 115, 124 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.3 Wm. C., M.G., 112, 113, F.0., M. G., 123 Bid, 125 Harriet R., 110 Wesley, 109 NUNDLEY PADEN Beatrice L., 126 156 �PLATT, cont. Geneva Beatrice Hart, 126 Joseph, 105 Lola, 120 Wanda Prentice, 126 PLUMMER Byron, 122 POEHLER Louis, 146 Louis C., 122 PONTYES Phebe Elizira, 125' PORTER Minnie, 126 POSEY James F., 122 POTTS Frank S., 122 PRICE Cora, 120 Lott i e V., 115 Priscilla M., 117 Stella May, 114 PROTSCH Richard E., 122 PUREL Charles E., 122 RANDLE Fannie A., 121 RARICK G. L., M"G., 125 RAY Annie, 123 Daniel, 122 Horace E., 122 Lillian, 117 Ollie, 119 RAYBURN Ida, 125 REATZ Albert F., 122 REDDING M. F., 110 Nancy J." 110 REED Charles E., 105 John W., 122 Mo II i e E., 105 REEDY Michael, 122 REINERT Emma, 126 REVEY Walter, Mrs., 111 RHODES Amos Taylor, 127 Belle Taylor, 127 David, 127 RICE Clara, 106 C.R. , M.G., 117, 123, 124 Jane, 105 Levi, 105 Mary, 121 Wanda Sue, 105 W.G. , 106 RICHARDSON Anna G., 110 A.M., M.G., 118, 121 Charles D., 117, 122 Clarence Wilbert, 107 Ida Maude, 107 Kitty, 110 Mi lo W., 107 M. F., 110 RICHARDT Rose Ann, 147 RICHARD(S) Edward K.(X.), 122 RICHART Christopher, 147 Lola Ellison, 147 Rose Ann, 147 RIGGS Nannie R., 124 RINEHART Arthur A., 122 ROBERTS C• E. , M.G., 124 ROBERTSON Mary J., 117 ROBINSON E.A., M.G., 126 RODGERS Mary E., 119 ROGERS Eleanor, 105 Geo. D., M. G., 113, 117, 120, 122, 123, 125 ROOT Edward P., 122 Elmer V., 106 Genevieve, 106 George A., 122 Jason W., 106 ROSE Lenora, 113 The Pioneer, vol.1 XV, No.3 ROSENQUIST Charles, 122 ROSS Mary, 114 Sophi e, 116 ROWE baby, 110 Charles E., 109 Mary, 110 Mary E., 109 RUSHNER Mary L., 123 RUSSELL Calvin W., 122 Edward, 145 Frances Hale, 108 RUTHERFORD Albert C., 123 SAGE J.F., M.G., 118, 119, 120, 121, 125 Lydia G., 143 Will iam N., 143 SAlLE Charles A., 142,143,146 Frances, 146 Francis, 143 Frank J., 146 John E., 146 Joseph F., 146 Katherine, 145, 146 Mary, 146 Matt i e, 146 Nellie, 146 Peter A., 146 Wendel in, 145, 146 SANDERS Annie May, 102 Jennie, 102 T.A., 102 SANDS Walter, 123 SAUNDERS Carol Mae, 101 Catherine Estelle, 101 Eben R., 101 Eva, 118, 127 Frank M., 101 Geo. W., M.G., 112 Harold, 101 Henry T., Capt., 101 Ida, Mrs., 101 James H., 101 John Charles, 101 157 SAUNDERS, cont. John William, 110 Mildred J., 101 Mi les W., 101 Philip M., 101 Robert S., 101 William J., 101 SAVAGE Joseph, 140, 141, 142 Mary B., 140, 141, 142 SCHAEFER W., M.G., 119 SCHALL Edwin B., 123 SCHANTZ Henrietta, 123 SCHEER El inor Dale, 147 SCHEHRER Frank Joseph, 123 SCHMOE Ernest, 109 SCHOEN HOFER FrankJ.,123 SCHOTT Emma E., 117 SCHROEDER Lottie, 115 SCHULMAN Samuel, Rabbi, 112 SCHULTZ Mary Anne E., 119 SCHULZ Alice, 107 W.C., 107 SCOTT Benton, 104 Louis, 123 SEAGER Rose Averill, 111 SECHREST Estelle P., 121 Iva D., 120 SEETIN Mary M., 123 SEEVER Anna E., 119 SEIGLER Mary, 119 SELZER John J., 123 SERVISS Jacob F., 123 Katie Blanche, 113 �SMITH, cont. J.W., 144 Mary, 119 May Cora, 115 Ruth, 126 Ula Crystal, 100 SMOCK Luella, 121 SMULLIN Kathryn S., 112 SNYDER Henry Lee, 123 John, 123 J • H. , M.G., 123 SPARR A.J. , 103 M.R., 103 Roda J., 103 SPENCER Charles B., 123 SPLINTERS John G., 123 John G., M.G., 121 STAMP John W., 124 STANLEY Harvey, M.G., 116, 125 STARKS Nathan, 140 STEINBERG Isabel, 112 STEVENS Frank, 147 Jemima, 147 Robert S., 140 Russell, 147 Thadius, 124 William 0., 147 STEVENSON Will i am G., 124 STEWARD Edwin H., 124 STEWART Ava Davis, 103 Bryan J., 103 J.W., Rev., 116 Paul Bryan, Jr., 103 STONE James A., 124 Mary W., 115 STONER Lawrence, 111 STOWERS Myrtle, 112 SETTLES Clarence, 111 SHANK Jacob N., 123 SHARER Millie C., 117 SHARPE Chas. M., M.G., 114,115, 117,118,122,123,126 C.M., M.G., 125 Edward 0., M.G., 115 SHEARD Thomas E., 123 SHEETS Nell ie M., 125 SHEPPARD Add i son T., 123 SHIELDS Ell en M., 120 Kathryn Jane, 111 Rosa P., 120 SHIVELY Al ice, 116 SHUGRUE Hannah M., 112 SHULER Elsie Marie, 127 SHULTZ Guy R., 123 Henry, 123 SIEGRIST Salome, 116 SIGREN Hilma, 115 SIMMONS Dennis, 123 SIMON Nick, 146 SIMPSON Gertrude L., 116 SKINNER Homer, 123 Lydia A. (Elizabeth), I 117 SLATTSMAN Lucy, 113 SLEPPY Abishai, 123 SMITH Abner C., 106 Anna Leamer, 106 Doretta, 144 John J., M.G", 125 Jul ius, 123 J.H.B., M.G., 116 The Pioneer, Vol. I xy, : I No.3 STROBEL Samuel G., 124 Sarah, 122 Sophia, 119 STRODE Lulu B., 125 STURGEON Lela G., 142 Leland S., 142 SUITER Maurice, 124 SWEENEY T.J., Jr., 146 SWEEZER Samuel, 124 TRANSUE, cont. Myra, 115 Myrtle, 127 TRAPP Louis H., 124 TREMBLY Nancy J., 124 TROWBRIDGE J.F., J.P ., 125 TUCKER Ella, 118 TURNER Clara, 117 TYNER James T., 124 TAYLOR Belle, 127 TEMPLE Richard G., 124 TESTERMAN F.M., M.G., 125 THACKREY William E., 124 TH I EL (TH I ELL) Louis H., 124 THOMAS Barclay, 125 E• L. , M.G., 117, 126 Phebe R., 125 THOMPSON Alice H., 114 Ura B., 119 THORNTON John, 124 William, 124 THUD IUM Amel ia, 116 THURBER Brant, 124 TIBBALS Jesse W., 124 TILL Char l es, 125 El i zabeth, 125 TORNEDEN Adolph, 124 TOYNE Arthur A., 102 ULRICH Daniel, 123 Etta, 123 UNDERWOOD I. T., M.G., 121 UNGER Carol, 127 John W., 127 Mae Buchheim, 127 URECH Pauline, 114 C. H., 102 M. J., 102 R.E., 102 TRANSUE Josiah, 127 Martha Jane Godfrey, 127 158 VAIL Ella R., 118 VALE Ella R., 118 VAN TRIES Bl air G., 124 VANDERPOOL Gertie, 116 VERDER Lewis, 125 VIETS C.H., J.P., 116 VINCENT J.C., J.P., 119 VIRES Annie, 118 VOGLER Phi II ip, 125 VOGT John F.G., 105 Sophia Becker, 105. VOIGT Fred, 111 WAGSTAFF Robert B., 125 �WEYBRIGHT, cont. WALLACE Wm., M.G., 123 J.B., M.G., 114, 117, WHEELER 118, 120 Clara B., 125 WALLROO Rachel Anna, 114 I WALTERS Carl, 109 Cora I., 105 WARREN Earl, 109 B. , 102 Earl H., 109 B. F., 102 George Julia Mary Averill, 111 Milton R., 126 WHITE Hi ram L., 106 Edger L., 109 T., 125 Ernest W., 106 Thos., 102 Eva May, 109 WARRING Earl A., 125 John M., 110 Ray, 125 Justina Marie, 109 Lenna, 109 WARTON Lenna F., 109 Grace M., 113 Lettie B., 106 WASHINGTON Loren E., 110 Lewis, 125 Mary A., 109 WATSON El izabeth Ann, 106, Mary E., 109 Isaac Newton, Rev., 106 Mary Ida, 110 Laura E., 121 Ralph, 110 Thompson 0., 109 WATTS Wm. A., 109 Lula May, 122 W.A., 105 Samuel, 125 WIGGS WEAVER Lillian Albertine, 116 Connie, 122 WILCOX WEEKS Le Roy r., Belle, 125 125 WILKERSON WElL Monroe D., 125 John W., 125 WEILER WILLIAMS Bertha, 127 Bertha, 126 George A., 127 Elmer E., 125 Martha Anderson, 127' Ida, 124 Jerry, 125 WELBORN Mary Etta Marsh, 104' W.W., M.G., 116 WELLER WILLIAMSON baby, 110 Isaac E., 125 WELTER WILSON Cornelius P., 125 Frederick C., 125 Charles W., 125 WESTON Frances, 112 Thomas V., 125 WILTS John, 143 Oll ie, 123 WEYBRIGHT S., 102 Cora J., 118 Thomas E., 126 WESTFALL D.R., 102 , Wi lson, 111 WINTERS John H., 126 WOOD Evans, 126 WOODRUFF William, 126 WOODWARD o. T• , M.G., 124 WOODYARD I da Be ll, 123 WOOTEN Minnie Belle, 122 WORK Margaret N., 143 Thomas M., 143, 144 WRIGHT Edward, 126 Hattie B., 124 WYMAN M.W., 126 WYSINGER David, 111 D., 110 Francis A., 110 Francis E., 110 F.E., 110 Ida M., 110 MaryA., 110 Sat ira A., 111 YAMANN Lena, 125 YEAMAN Frank Lee, 126 YOUNG William H., 126 YOUNGER Octava, 126 Estella, Mrs., 126 WEST Charles, ; Esther, 111 James B., 125 126 El iza A., 106 C.A., 111 Donald, 111 Frances M., 125 Wanda Prentice, Mrs., Ida, 101 WARD WINTER, cont. WINEY 102 ZIMMERMAN Mary C., 143 Sylvester T., 143 W.H., M.G., 117 ZOLLER Warren, 126 Thomas G., M.G., 116 WINTER Alvin, 111 The Pioneer, Vol.IXV, No.3 159 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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','" ,;~;;~\~~~~;,'~{t; .,;, cY , t~-~·~:~ -"~'-'--'------'----'---'--~~-'---'----"-------- --~ -'---_ .. �\" \ \ '. - Vol. xv Number 2 I winter 1991 I __ . __ __ - ___ - _ _ _ i Til ~ I I .' PI61111 _.""';'-' . .. . . ... ~.:~ , - ~~""-9)""~ ,~ ... ~. • ",• .. ~ - t.: ~ -;- - ..... Published QUarterly By: 'Douglas CountH Genealogical Societ!:J P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE,I<ANSAS 66046-0664 ..'_ , �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENC~, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President . . . . . Vice President . . . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . Librarian •. Genealogist • Publications. Pioneer Editor. Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jackie Kennedy, Rt. 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006-9716 Carol Whitson, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Justyn Brown, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Mary Burchill, 1612 st. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Refreshments. . Goodwill . . . . . . Ways and Means . . . Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman . • . Budget . . . . . . . . • Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Pioneer Committee. Robin Ross, 509 Fireside Dr. #5, Lawrence.. KS, 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, is 66046 Alta Duncan, 406 E. 10th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Carol Francis, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are, held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. 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 and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 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. �'\ \ '~E PIONEER '. _.,' published Quarterly by The Douglas c~~nty, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc. p.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 Vol. XV, No.2 ISSN 0739-4101 Winter 1991 ----------------------------------------------------------------CONTENTS PAGE Members of the Douglas Co., KS Genealogical Soc., Dec 1991 .. . 56 Change in Policy for Inquiries to the Genealogist . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 New Procedures for Obtaining vital Records from the State ... . 58 Douglas County, Kansas in 1864 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Kansas Post Offices in 1864 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Rates of Postage, July 1, 1863 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·.· 61 63 Towns and Communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present ..... 64 Early Lawrence Weather....................................... 69 Douglas County, Kansas Volunteers 1861-1865, A-CHENOWORTH ..•. 70 Roster of the Veterans of Fifty six . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Civil War Directory to be Offered on Computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Ann SMITH IRVIN Correction and Other Interesting Notes ....... 88 Extracts from an Abstract - Lots in Block 77, Baldwin City ... 89 Queries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 Some Recent Additions to the D.C.G.S. Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 94 Index of Names in Current Issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas county family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co., Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �IfElflJERS OF THE OOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY DECElfBER ~99~ INDIVDUAL AND FAMILY MEMBERS 1. ABELLA, N.E. and Lottie, 1501 Inverness Dr., Lawrence, KS 66047 2. ALBERT, Cal and Misty, 1713 Miller Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 3. BABBITT, Dale and Norma, Rt. 1 Box 239, Overbrook, KS 66524 4. BAKER" Ralph and Edna, 2410 Louisiana st., Lawrence, KS 66046 5. BANDEMER, Wilber, 204 Chase, Portland,' TX 78374 6. BASSAM, Deborah Alain, 24 Aaronglen Circle, Dayton, TX 77535 7. BAXTER, Delbert and Mary, 1614 E. 18th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 8. BEASLEY, Willis and Norma, 1525 S. Garfield St., Denver, CO 80210 9. BERG, Emma, 1329 Kaso.ld Dr., F-1, Lawrence, KS 66049-3426 10. BOCK, Mildred, 13811 Kimberly Dr., Large, FL 34644 11. BOGGS, Patsy, 11556 El Camino. Real Rd., Mentrose, CO 81401 12. BRAND, Barbara, 2031 Quail Creek Rd." Lawrence, KS, 66047 13. BROWN, Justyn, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 14. BRUNK, Doris, 508 Oswell, Bakersfield, CA 93307 15. BUNTON, Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky st., Lawrence, KS 66046 16. BURCHILL, Mary, 1612 St. Andrews, Lawrence, KS 66047 17. CAIN, Dena1d and Roberta, 2416 Morningside Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 18. CART TAR , Rosalea, 2345 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66046 19. CHAPMAN, Beverley, 2114 Marvenne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 20. CLARKE, Derothy, 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66046 21. CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt 5 Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66046 22. COAN, Rebecca, 307 Parkhill Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 23. CORDELL, Chleetta, 20185 S. Gardner Rd., Gardner, KS 66030 24. CROSS, Phyllis, 642 Kenwood ct., Bartlesville, OK 74006-8218 25. DEAN, Virgil and Jan, 929 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 26. DEAVER, Pauline, 3413 Seminole Dr., Lawrence, KS 66047 27. DOCTOR, Marjerie, 1308 W. 20th st., Lawrence, KS 66046 28. DOREMUS, Mrs. George Dustin, 1623 Scheel Rd., Washingten, IL 61571 29. DOWDLE, Ernest, 1035 Jana Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 30. DUNN, Elizabeth, 8935 Cettonweod, Apt. 3, Lenexa, KS 66215 31. EADS, Miriam, 401 Rechester st., Apt. 206, Pratt, KS 67124 32. EVINGER, Marlene and David, 310 W. 13th St., Eudera, KS 66025 33. FEESE, Jerry, 2100 Haskell, Apt. F-1, Lawrence, KS 66046 34. FRANCIS, Geerge and Carol, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 35. FREEMAN, Marjerie,' 2317 Andersen Rd., Lawrence, KS 66046 36. GABRIEL, Margaret, Rt 1, Eudera, KS 66025 37. GATLIN, Jeyce, P.O. Bex 346, Steinhatchee, FL 32359 38. GIMBLET, Ernest and Dorethy, 1026 Martin Rd., Heuston, TX 77018-2016 39. GORTON, Thomas and Catherine, 831 Il1ineis, Lawrence, KS 66044 40. HAUMANN, Mary, Rt. 2 Box 171, Raymond, WA 98577 41. HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Velf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95409 42. HELLSTROM, Ray, 12000 Benningten, Grandview, MO 64030 43. HERRINGTON, Nancy, 806 Baltic Dr., Flerissant, MO 63031 44. HOFMANN, Barbara, 66 Lobsterback Rd., Trumball, CT 06611 45. HOOK, Pat, 1213 Kearney, Manhattan, KS 66502 46. HOOVER, Mark, 1573 Beverly Rd., Idaho Falls, ID 83402 47. HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt 1 Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 48. HUELSBERGEN, Helmut and Ursula, 1908 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66046 49. HUGHEY, Lora, 2424 Melrose Lane, Lawrence, KS 66046 The Pieneer, Vcl. XV, No.. 2 56 �Members of the Douglas Co., KS Genealogical Society, continued 50. IRVIN, Virginia, 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, WI 53566 51. JARDON, Marvin and Norma, Rt 1 Box 93, Baldwin City, KS 66006 52. JOHNSON, Aurelia, 1528 S. Oak St., Ottawa, KS 66067 53. KARCH, Olin, 1313 Vermont, Apt. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044 54. KENNEDY, Max and Jackie, RR 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006 55. KENSIT, Inez, Westmont Oaks, 4984 Westmont Ave., San Jose, CA 95130 56. KIDWELL, Irma, 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 57. KLEES, Evelyn Weith, 3945 Caminito Dehesa, San Diego, CA 92107-1503 58. KLINE, Dorothea, 801 N. First st., Garden City, KS 67846 59. KNOX, Bernice, RR 2 Box 99, Valley Falls, KS 66088 60. KOZISEK, Mike, 1722 W. 24th, Apt. 23, Lawrence, KS 66046 61. KRAFT, Christine Davidson, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049-2242 62. LARSON, Gerald and Eunice, 57 Aalappa Place, Kailua, HI 96734 63. LAWSON, A.J. and Mary, 2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66046 64. LONG, Fern, Box 125, Eudora, KS 66025 65. McGEE, Virginia, 1102 Birch St., Eudora, KS 66025 66. MEYER, Ruth, 103 3rd st., Box 135, Winchester, KS 66097 67. MOORE, Evelyne, 1617 Kasold, Lawrence, KS 66047 ( 68. MOORE, Mary and Sharon Kay, 1131 Deleware St., Lawrence, KS 66044 69. O'CONNELL, Mary Bell, 623 Virginia Dr., Rio Vista, CA 94571 70. OLSON, Dorothy, 2708 Century Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 71. PARKER, Martha, Rt 2 Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 72. PARKER, Roberta, 674 S. 10th, Salina, KS 67401 73. PAYNE, Janet, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 74. PEMBERTON, Marie, RR 1 Box 33, Pawhuska, OK 74056 75. PLITSCH, Pauline, 1127 Brook, Lawrence, KS~66044 76. POSTMA, James, P.O. Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 77. PRALL, Rhoda Rudd, 14104 Piedras Rd. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87123 78. RADER, Juanita, 1416 S. 40th St., Kans~s City, KS 66106 79. REID, Janet, 104 Patricia Way, Grass Valley, CA 95949 80. ROSS, Robin, 509 Fireside Dr., Apt. 5, Lawrence, KS 66049 81. SANDERS, Elizabeth, Rt 5 Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093 82. SAYLER, John, 342 Woodlawn Circle, Lawrence, KS 66049 83. SCHEER, Elinor Dale, 3090 N.E. Lincoln, Hillsbora, OR 97124 84. SCHELL, Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, ID 83843 85. SCHOTT, Cynthia, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, KS 66046 86. SHIRE, Kent, 1325 Penn St., Lawrence, KS 66044 87. SHOGRIN, Quentin and Donna, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, KS 66049 88. SHRIMPLIN, Frank and Edith, Box 7, Valley Falls, KS 66088 89. SMITH, Adell Carr, 5350 Old Wire Rd., Battlefield, MO 65619-9797 90. SMITH, Claude and Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66049 91. SMITH, Nancy, 534 Kasold Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 92. SMITH, Peggy, Rt. 2 Box 102A, Overbrook, KS 66524 93. SNEDEGER, Jean and Charles, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 94. SPENCER, Iona, RR 1 Box 274, Lecompton, KS 66050 95. TALLEY, Fay, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 96. TUFT, Marion, 1501 Inverness Dr., Apt. 313, Lawrence, KS 66047 97. TWEDDELL, Gertrude, 1501 Inverness Dr., Apt. 308, Lawrence, KS 66047 98. VAUGHN, Donald and Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66046 99. VOPICKA, Joanne, 9133 S. 77th Ave., Bridgeview, IL 60455 100. WATKINS, Arthur and Frankie, Rt. 2 Box 95, Overbrook, KS 66524 101. WHITE, Marilyn, 9605 Sixth Ave., Inglewood, CA 90305-3207 102. WHITSON, Robert and Carol, Rt. 2 Box 142, Baldwin City, KS 66006 103. WILLIAMS, Patricia, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640 104. WORLEY, Charles and Erma, RR 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 57 �Members of the Douglas Co., KS Genealogical Society, continued MEMBER SOCIETIES AND LIBRARIES INDIANA Allen County Public Library, Box 2270, Ft. Wayne, IN 46801-2270 OHIO Cincinnati Public Library, 800 Vine st., Cincinnati, OH 45202-2009 WISCONSIN State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 816 State st., Madison, WI 53706 CHANGE IN POLICY FOR INQUIRIES TO 'THE GENEALOGIST The Board at its December meeting voted to require a $10 deposit with requests for genealogical research by the Society. Those submitting requests without the deposit will be notified of the requirement before any research is undertaken. Those who have submitted inquiries before the Board's vote will not be affected. The change in policy was prompted by the difficulty the Society has experienced in collecting fees for research already completed. At the present time, the Society is without a genealogist, and member volunteers are researching requests at the Helen Osma Room in the Lawrence Public Library, where the Society and the local chapter of the D.A.R. keep their materials, and where the library'S own Kansas Collection is housed. While a great deal of material is available in this location, including cemetery and funeral home records, all issues of The Pioneer and its indexes, Lawrence City Directories, unindexe"d Kansas and Federal censuses on microfilm, and all il3sues of the Lawrence Journal World on microfilm (only partially indexed for the early 1890's), this location does not house at the present time any vital, court or land records other than those published by the Society (although we have published many). In order for these records to be searched, a specific request should be made, and it should be expected to cost more in terms of time involved. It should also be remembered that local records were destroyed in Quantrill's Raid August 21, 1863, and county birth and death records are extremely limited. We know there has been a delay in processing requests for information for which we apologize. If you are waiting for us to answer, please do not despair! We will get to it! NEN PROCEDURES FOR OBTAINING VITAL RECORDS FROlf THE STATE The Kansas Office of Vital Statistics (Landon State Office Building, 900 S.W. Jackson,lst Floor, Room 151, Topeka, KS 66612-1290) has made some changes in its application procedures for obtaining copies of vital records. Proof of identification is now required for the person making the request, such as driver's license, picture ID, social security card, credit card, military ID, voter registration, employment ID card, etc .. Application forms have also been revised for obtaining copies of birth and death certificates, marriage licenses, and divorce reports. The recording of births and deaths began at the statewide level in July 1911, divorces in 1951. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 58 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS IN ~864 The Kansas Annual Register for the Year 1864, published by the State Agricultural Society (a copy is available at the Lawrence Public Library, call number KC 978.1 ST28), gives an interesting description of Douglas County, Kansas, all of which will not be reprinted here, but genealogists might find the following excerpts of value, and certainly of interest: "population in 1860, 9,207 . . . . There is hardly a county in the State where the farmers have generally made better or more valuable improvements than in Douglas. The Pacific Railroad on the north, and the Leavenworth, Lawrence & Fort Gibson Railroad through the county, will, of course, afford all the facilities for commercial intercourse that can be desired, and always provide ample means for shipping the surplus of the agricultural or stock grower . • . • Lecompton was as early as 1855, made the capital of the Territory, and around and in it centered the strength and virulence of the pro-slavery rule in Kansas. Lawrence was equally dedicated to freedom, and destined to be the home of those who respected the rights and liberties of all men. These two towns were but twelve miles apart. Lecompton is now desolate and almost deserted. At one time it probably had about one thousand inhabitants, now it has not to exceed one hundred. Clinton, Bloomington, Black Jack, Prairie City, Baldwin City, the location of Baker University, and Franklin, are other villages in the county. Of these Baldwin City is the most thrifty at present, the superior educational advantages being a strong inducement for families to locate in the town and its viciriity." The following Douglas County names were also extracted from the text: BARRICKLOW, Farrington, Douglas Co. Commissioner. BLACKLIDGE, A.N., Lawrence, United States Commissioner for Douglas Co. BLOOD, James, Douglas Co. Treasurer. BROOKS, Paul K., Douglas Co. Clerk. BROOKS, Strange, Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. BROWN, Jno. S., Douglas Co. School Superintendent. CARDWELL, W.A., Rev., Church of United Brethren In Christ, Big Springs. CARRUTH, J.H., Rev., Professor of Natural Sciences, Baker University. CONWAY, Martin F., Douglas Co., candidate for Representative in Congress 1859. COPELAND, Jonathan, Rev~, Congregational Church, Clinton. CORDLEY, Richard, Rev., Congregational Church, Lawrence. CRAIG, W., Rev., Professor of Ancient Languages, Baker University. DAVIS, W.R., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. DENNIS, L.B., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Lawrence. DICKSON, Charles, Douglas Co. Commissioner. DRAPER, William, Representative for Douglas Co. 40th District, KS House of Representatives. ELLIOTT, Robert G., Lawrence, KS Senator for Douglas Co. 9th District. EMERY, J.S., Representative for Douglas Co. 36th District, KS House of Representatives. EVANS, James W., Douglas Co. Assessor. FARRE, Sebastian, Rev., Pastor of Church of St. John (Roman Catholic), Lawrence, attending counties of Douglas, Johnson, Lykins and Franklin. FERRILL, T.J .. , Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. FISHER, H.D., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Lawrence. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 59 �Douglas County, Kansas in 1864, continued FORD, George, Lawrence, united states Commissioner for Douglas Co. GINGERICH, J.S., Rev., Church of United Brethren in Christ, Lawrence. GLEASON, F., Lawrence, Assistant Assessor, District of KS, u.s. Internal Revenue, Division 7 Douglas Co. GLEASON, Fortunatus, Douglas Co. Commissioner. GREENE, H.M., Rev., Church of united Brethren in Christ, Twin Mound. GREGG, Abbie, Miss, Teacher of Primary Department, Baker university. HARTMAN, L.L., Rev., Professor of Mathematics, Baker University. Methodist Episcopal Church probationer, 2nd year, Kansas Conference. HENDRY, James M., Douglas Co. Probate Judge. HORTON, James C., Douglas Co. Register of Deeds. HUTCHINSON, C.C., Rev., Baptist Church, .Lawrence. KRETSINGER, Samuel, Rev., Church of United Brethren in Christ, Black Jack. LANE, James H., Lawrence, U.S. Senator for KS, term expires 1865. LEGATE, James F., Lawrence, Assessor for the District of KS, U.S. Internal Revenue. MOORE, B.F., Rev., Church of United Brethren in Christ, Lecompton. NASH, R.S., Rev., Rector Christ Church (Protestant Episcopal), Prairie City. Came to KS as a missionary in 1857. OGDEN, Stephen, Douglas Co. Sheriff. PADDOCK, G.W., Rev., President of Baker University, Baldwin City. Methodist Episcopal Church, 1st year probationer, Kansas Conference. PARKER, Sheldon, Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City, 1st year probationer, Kansas Conference. PIPER, G.W., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. PRENTISS, Thadeus, Douglas Co. Coroner. REYNOLDS, C., Rev., Protestant Episcopal Church, came to Lawrence in 1857, organized Trinity Church of Lawrence and Christ Church of Prairie City. REYNOLDS, Clarkson, Representative for Douglas Co. 37th District, KS House of Representatives. RIGGS, Samuel A., Lawrence, Attorney, Kansas Fourth District Court. ROBINSON, Charles, Douglas Co., Candidate for Governor of KS 1859. SCHOFIELD, W.H., Esq., Fiscal Agent, Baker University. STEINBERGH, T.J., Representative for Douglas Co. 35th District, KS House of Representatives. STEUCKEMANN, C., Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Lawrence. TAYLOR, Nathan, Rev., Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City. THACHER, Solon 0., Lawrence, Judge, Kansas Fourth District Court, annual salary $1,500. Elected to office 1859. The Fourth District includes the counties of Douglas, Johnson, Miami, Linn, Bourbon, Allen, Anderson and Franklin. THOMAN, A., Representative for Douglas Co. 38th District, KS House of Representatives. UPHAM, W.P., Rev., Baptist Church, Lawrence. VEATCH, E., Rev., Baptist Church, Lawrence. WAKEFIELD, J.A., Representative for Douglas Co. 39th District, KS House of Representatives. WALCOTT, M.H.S., Mrs., Teacher of Music, Baker University. WHEELER, Holland, Douglas Co. Surveyor. WOODWORTH, Wilber F., Baldwin City, KS Senator for Douglas Co. 9th District. WORDEN, L.J., Lawrence, Chief Clerk, Office of the Assessor for the District of KS, U.S. Internal Revenue. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 60 �KANSAS POST OFFICES IN ~864 This list of Kansas post offices was taken from The Kansas Annual Register for the Year 1864 (State Agricultural Society, Leavenworth, KS), where they are arranged by county. Those marked with an asterick (*) were county seats. We realize that some of the spellings may not seem right, but that's the way they appeared in 1864. Abilem*, Dickinson Co. Agnes City, Lyon Co. Albany, Nemaha Co. Allen, Lyon Co. Allendale, Johnson Co. America City, Nemaha Co. Americus, Lyon Co. Arington, Atchison Co. Ashland, Davis Co. Ash Point, Nemaha Co. Atchison*, Atchison Co. Auburn, Shawnee Co. Baldwin City, Douglas Co. Barnsville, Bourbon Co. Barrett, Marshall Co. Batcheller, Riley Co. Bath, Woodson Co. Bazaar, Chase Co. Beach Valley, Peketon Co. Belmont, Woodson Co. Big Springs, Douglas Co. Big Turkey, Santa Fe Road Black Jack, Douglas Co. Blooming Grove, Linn Co. Blue Rapids, Marshall Co. Brooklyn, Linn Co. Brushville, Cherokee Co. Burlingame*, Osage Co. Burlington, Caffey Co. Camp Creek, Coffey Co. Canton, Anderson Co. Capiona, Nemaha Co. Carlyle, Allen Co. Carson, Brown Co. Catholic Mission, Osage Nation Cedar Point, Chase Co. Central City, Nemaha Co. Centralia, Nemaha Co. centreville, Linn Co. Charlestown, Doniphan Co. Chelsea*, Butler Co. Cherry Creek, Anderson Co. Circleville, Jackson Co. Clay Centre, Clay Co. Claytonville, Brown Co. Clifton, Washington Co. Clinton, Douglas Co. Cold Spring, Allen Co. Columbus, Doniphan Co. Cottonwood Falls*, Chase Co. Council Grove*, Morris Co. Cresco, Anderson Co. Crooked Creek, Jefferson Co. Dayton, Bourbon Co. Delaware City, Leavenworth Co. Diamond springs, Morris Co. Doniphan, Doniphan Co. Dover, Shawnee Co. Easton, Leavenworth Co. Eden, Atchison Co. Eldorado, Irving Co. Elizabethtown, Anderson Co. Elmendaro, Lyon Co. Elwood, Doniphan Co. Emporia*, Lyon Co. Eudora, Douglas Co. Eureka*, Greenwood Co. Fairland, Marshall Co. Farmington, Dickinson Co. Forest Hill, Lyon Co. Ft. Larned, Pawnee Fork, Santa Fe Road Fort Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co. Fort Lincoln, Bourbon,Co. Fort Riley, Davis Co. Fort Scott*, Bourbon Co. Franklin, Douglas Co. Fremont, Lyon Co. Gardner, Johnson Co. Garnett*, Anderson Co. Gatesville, Clay Co. Geary, Doniphan Co. Geittard Station, Marshall Co. Geneva, Allen Co. Greenwood, Franklin Co. Hamlin, Brown Co. Hampden*, Coffey Co. Hartford, Lyon Co. Hawkswing, Linn Co. Henryville, Riley Co. Hiawatha*, Brown Co. Highland, Doniphan Co. Holton*, Jackson Co. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 61 �Kansas Post Offices in 1864, continued Humboldt * , Allen Co. Huson, Atchison Co. Hyatt, Anderson Co. Indianapolis, Miami Co. Indian Creek, Linn Co. Indianola, Shawnee Co. Iola, Allen Co. Iowa Point, Doniphan Co. Irving, Marshall Co. Italia, Lyon Co. Jackson, Linn Co. James' Crossing, Jackson Co. Janesville, Greenwood Co. Junction City*, Davis Co. Kaw City, Jefferson Co. Kemwaka, Douglas Co. Kennekuk, Brown Co. Kenton, Davis Co. Kickapoo City, Leavenworth Co. Lafayette, Doniphan Co. Lambs Point, Dickinson Co. Lancaster, Atchison Co. Lanesfield, Johnson Co. Lawrence*, Douglas Co. Lean Dale, Wabaunsee Co. Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co. Lecompton, Douglas Co. Leon, Morris Co. Le Roy, Coffey Co. Lexington, Johnson Co. Lima, Allen Co. Lincoln, Nemaha Co. Little Stranger, Leavenworth Co. Locust Grove, Atchison Co. Lost Spring, Marion Co. Louisville*, Pottowatomie Co. Lyons, Miami Co. Madison, Greenwood Co. Magnolia, Allen Co. Manhattan*, Riley Co. Maple Hill, Wabaunsee Co. Mapleton, Bourbon Co. Marion, Douglas Co. Marmaton, Bourbon Co. Marysville*, Marshall Co. McKinney, Douglas Co. Miami Village, Miami Co. Mill Creek, Bourbon Co. Minneola, Franklin Co. Moneka, Linn Co. Monrovia, Atchison Co. Monticello, Johnson Co. Moore's Ranch, Marion Co. Mound City*, Linn Co. Mount Airey, Woodson Co. Mount Florence, Jefferson Co. Mount Gilead, Anderson Co. Mount Sterling, Bourbon Co. Muscotah, Atchison Co. Nashville, Coffey Co. Neosho Falls*, Woodson Co. New Eureka, Jackson Co. New Lancaster, Miami Co. Normanville, Doniphan Co. Nottingham, Marshall Co. Oakwood, Linn Co. Ogden, Riley Co. Ohio City*, Franklin Co. Olathe*, Johnson Co. Ole, Jefferson Co. Ontario, Nemaha Co. Osawkee, Jefferson Co. Osawattomie, Miami Co. Oskaloosa*, Jefferson Co. Ottawa Creek, Franklin Co. Ottumwa, Coffey Co. Ozark, Anderson Co. Padonia, Brown Co. Palermo, Doniphan Co. Paola*, Miami Co. Pardee, Atchison Co. Paris, Linn Co. Pawnee, Bourbon Co. Pawnee Fork or Ft. Larned, Santa Fe Rd Pleasant Grove, Greenwood Co. Pleasant Ridge, Leavenworth Co. Pleasant Spring, Nemaha Co.' Pleasant Springs, Atchison Co. Plum Grove, Atchison Co. Plymouth, Lyon Co. Potosi Rovella, Linn Co. Powhattan, Brown Co. Prairie City, Douglas Co. Quindaro, Wyandott Co. Randolph, Riley Co. Rantoul, Franklin Co. Redes, Anderson Co. Richardson, Shawnee Co. Richland, Shawnee Co. Ridgeway, Osage Co. Riley City, Davis Co. Robinson, Brown Co. Rockford, Bourbon Co. Rockville, Miami Co. Rodgersville, Washington Co. Rossville, Shawnee Co. Sabetha, Nemaha Co. Sac & Fox Agency, Osage Co. Sac Branch, Franklin Co. Saint George, Pottowatomie Co. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 62 �Kansas Post Offices in 1864, continued Saint Mary's Mission, pottowatomie Co. Saint Nicholas, Atchison Co. Salina*, Saline Co. Sautrelle Falls, Jefferson Co. Scipio, Anderson Co. Senaca*, Nemaha Co. Shawnee, Johnson Co. Shell Rock Falls, Lyon Co. Shermansville, Franklin Co. Shields, Jefferson Co. Silver Creek, Chase Co. Smoky Hill, Dickinson Co. Solomon City, Saline Co. Sonora, Nemaha Co. Spencer, Atchison Co. Springdale, Leavenworth Co. springhill, Johnson Co. Squireville, Johnson Co. Stanton, Miami Co. Sumner, Atchison Co. Table Rock, Pawnee Co. Tecumseh, Shawnee Co. Timber City, pottowatomie Co. Toledo, Lyon Co. Topeka*, Shawnee Co. Towanda, otoe Co. Troy*, Doniphan Co. Turkey Creek, Bourbon Co. Twin Mound, Douglas Co. Twin Springs, Linn Co. Vienna, Pottowatomie Co. Wabaunsee*, Wabaunsee Co. Wakarusa, Douglas Co. Walnut Creek, Saline Co. Walnut Grove, Doniphan Co. Walnut Hill, Bourbon Co. Walton, Shawnee Co. Washington, Washington Co. Waterloo, Lyon Co. Wathena, Doniphan Co. Waushara, Lyon Co. Waveland, Shawnee Co. Westmoreland, Pottowatomie Co. White Cloud, Doniphan Co. Whitehead, Doniphan Co. Willow Springs, Douglas Co. Wilmington, Wabaunsee Co. Winchester, Jefferson Co. Wyandott*, Wyandott Co. Wyoming, Marshall Co. Xenia, Bourbon Co. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 NEW RATES OF POSTAGE, JULY 1, 1863 Letters, prepaid by stamps, three cents each half ounce or fraction thereof, to all parts of the country, including California. If the stamp is omitted by oversight, the letter is forwarded, and double postage charged. Drop or local letters, two cents each half ounce prepaid, and all letters and papers delivered in cities free of charge. Circulars, unsealed, two cents for every three circulars to one address. Newspapers to any part of the United states, to regular subscribers, payable quarterly in advance, weekly, not over four ounces, five cents a quarter, and five cents for each additional four ounces; and an additional five cents for each additional issue, dailies six times a week being thirty cents a quarter. All other regular periodicals sent to subscribers, one cent for less than four ounces. Weekly newspapers free in the county where issued. Small periodicals referred to the Postmaster General. Books, not over four ounces, four cents; and four cents for each additional four ounces or fraction thereof, prepaid. Other miscellaneous packages, not over four ounces, two cents, and two cents for each additional four ounces, prepaid. These unbound miscellaneous packages include single transient papers, proofs, manuscripts for books, cards, samples, cuttings, roots, and all similar articles allowed in the mails. 63 �'l'aiNS and COlflfUllITIES OF DOUGLAS CO., KS, PAST & PRESENT This list was compiled from various sources, including various issues of The Pioneer; Kansas Post Offices, May 29, 1828 - August 3, 1961, by Robert w. Baughman (KS Postal History Society), found in the Society's collection at the Lawrence Public Library; Kansas Place-Names, by John Rydjord (Univ. of OK Press, 1972), Lawrence Public Library #KC 978.1 R978k; and a list of "Extinct Geographical Locations" found in Collections of the Kansas state Historical Society, 1911-1912, Vol. XII, in possession of the editor. Various names for the same place are noted in parentheses, as well as other counties that also had or have places of the same name. Aeolia (probably in Douglas Co.) - Mount Aeolia was a hill not far from Mount Oread, home of Gov. STANTON. Akron (Willow springs, Davis. Also Dikinson Co. , Cowley Co.) - Willow Springs name changed to Akron 9 May 1870, and back to Willow springs 13 Jun 1870. Akron Postmaster at name change John C. WEYBRIGHT, P.O. discontinued 13 Jun 1870. Aladdin - P.O. established 29 Apr 1875, 1st Postmaster Henry WEBBER, discontinued 5 Sep 1881. Alexander (Also Rush Co.) Alfred - P.O. established 20 Aug 1875, 1st Postmistress Mrs. M.E. RARICK, discontinued 1878, re-estab1ished 1882-1883, discontinued 30 Sep 1902 .• Appanoose - Located in N Franklin Co.; P.O. moved from Franklin Co. to Marion Twp., Douglas Co. 8 Dec 1857, 1st Postmaster Daniel DEAN, discontinued 3 Jul 1860. Baden - P.O. established 9 Nov 1883, 1st Postmaster William H. KINCAID, discontinued 1886, re-established 1888, discontinued 30 Jun 1891. Bald Eagle (LeCompton) Baldwin City (Baldwin, Palmyra) - In Palmyra Twp. 15 mi. S of Lawrence. First settled 1854 by Robert and Richard PIERSON, L.F. GREEN, Jacob CANTRELL and others. Gradually absorbed the town of Palmyra. Baldwin City P.O. name changed 22 May 1862 from Palmyra, Postmaster Darius SHOOK, name changed to Baldwin 14 Apr 1887, Postmaster Henry C. CARTER, named changed back to Baldwin City 16 Aug 1912. Belvoir - In N Clinton Twp. on Wakarusa River. P.O. established 26 Apr 1869, 1st Postmaster Lawrence D. BAILEY, discontinued 31 Jan 1903. Benicia - In Lecompton TWp .• Incorporated 1855 by G.W. JOHNSON, A. McDONALD, and M.D. WINTER. Big Springs (Bigspring, Coon Hollow Camp) - In W Lecompton Twp., 3 mi. from the Kansas River. P.O. established 7 Jan 1856, 1st Postmaster William G. VAUGHAN, name changed to Bigspring 7 Apr 1894, disccontinued 30 Sep 1903. Bismark Grove - In North Lawrence, Grant Twp., the site of many fairs, concerts, and other political and community events. Black Jack (Blackjack, Black Oak) - In Palmyra TWp. on the Santa Fe Trail, 5 mi. from Prairie City near Black Jack Creek. First settled by William RILE~, Daniel FEARER, E.D. PETTENFILL, S.A. STONEBRAKER, and H.N. BROCKWAY. P.O. established 15 Mar 1858, 1st Postmaster Algernon F. POWELL, name changed to Blackjack 20 Oct 1894, Postmaster James HEDLEY, discontinued 31 Jan 1895. Black Oak (Black Jack) Blanton - P:O. established 24 Sep 1855, 1st Postmaster Napoleon B. BLANTON, discontinued 23 Feb 1856. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 64 �Towns and communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued Bloomington (Clinton. Also Osborne Co., former name of Rushville, Atchison Co.) - In Clinton Twp., in the area included in Washington Twp. in 1857. Incorporated 1857 by H. BURSON, N. RAMSEY, William JESSE, James M. DUNN, and P.P. FOWLER. Mail service out of Cass Co., MO prior to regular mail service in KS Territory, P.O. established 11 Jul 1855 about 1 mi. E of Clinton, 1st Postmaster Harrison BURSON, moved 30 Aug 1858 to Clinton. Blue Mound (Also Bourbon Co., Linn Co., Wallace Co.) - A hill near Blue Jacket's Crossing on the Wakarusa River, in Wakarusa Twp .. Bond (Lone star) - In Marion Twp •. P.O. established 29 Apr 1875, 1st Postmaster Silas BOND, discontinued 7 Feb 1876, re-established 6 Mar 1876, discontinued 2 or 10 Oct 1899. Name changed to Lone Star 1903. Brooklyn (Also Barton Co., Lincoln Co., Linn Co.) - On Santa Fe Trail. Settled 1854. Calcutta - 6 mi. west of Lawrence. P.O. established 29 Apr 1875, 1st Postmistress Sarah A. BOWEN, discontinued 20 Apr 1881. Camp Sackett captain's Creek (Clearfield) Chandler (Also Rooks Co.) Chaumiere (Douglas or Shawnee co.) - Incorporated 1857 by S.H. WOODSON, W. CHRISTMAN, T.N. STINSON, J.C. ANDERSON, and A. COMINGO. Clearfield (Captain's Creek) - In Palmyra Twp. S of Eudora. P.O. established 20 Aug 1885, 1st Postmaster John GLASER, discontinued 20 Jul 1900. Clinton (Winchester) - In Clinton Twp. between Rock Creek and the Wakarusa River about 9 mi. SW ot' Lawrence. Organized by Clinton Town Co. 1857, T.B. & R.N. WOODARD, H.W. TOMPSON, G.W. UMBARGER, c.o. & J.A. BEAM, M. A.LBIN, J. CASEBIER, Daniel VANCIL, A. CURTISS, Nicholas ALLGARES. P.O. moved 30 Aug 1858 from Bloomington, Postmaster Thomas MAJOR, discontinued 30 Nov 1927. Coal Creek (Vinland. Also Atchison Co., Ottawa Co.) Coon Hollow Camp (Big springs) Davis (Willow Springs, Akron) - In Willow Springs Twp. on the Santa Fe Trail. Established 28 Feb 1855. P.O. established 26 Feb 1855, 1st Postmaster Thomas MOCKBEE, name changed to Willow Springs 23 Jul 1861. Dayton (Also Bourbon Co., Dickinson Co., Labette Co., Shawnee Co.) Deer Creek (Stull) - Settlement of Pennsylvania Dutch in Kanwaka Twp .. Douglas (Lecompton. Also Linn Co., Douglass in Butler Co., Cowley Co.) - A steamboat stop on the Kansas River about 10 mi. above Lawrence in Lecompton Twp .. First settled 1854 by Paris ELLISON, only contained one house. Incorporated 1855 as pro-slavery town by J.W. REID, G.M. CLARK, C.E. KEARNEY, E.C. McCARTY, P. ELLISON, and M.W. McGEE. P.O. established 3 Mar 1855, 1st Postmaster Andrew McDONALD, moved to Lecompton 5 Sep 1855. Also briefly the name given to Lecompton. Echo - In Marion Twp •• P.O. established 22 Jun 1874, 1st Postmaster William MISENHIMER, discontinued 1875, re-established 1878, discontinued 1894, re-established 1894, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Eudora - In N Eudora Twp. 7 mi. E of Lawrence near junction of Kansas and Wakarusa Rivers. Settled by Shawnee Indians. Wakarusa Shawnee Indian Methodist Mission established 1851, closed ca. 1854. Site purchased from Chief Pascal FISH 1857 by Neuer Ansiedlungs Verein, an association of Germans from Chicago. P.O. established 1 Sep 1857, 1st Postmaster Frederick METZEKE. Excelsior (Lawrence. Also Jewell Co., Mitchell Co.) Rivals of the Lawrence Town Company promoted a town to be called Excelsior, but abandoned it for 100 shares in the Lawrence Town Co .. Fairview (Also Anderson Co., Brown Co., Doniphan Co.) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 65 �Towns and communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued Fort Saunders - 12 mi. SW of Lawrence. Fort Titus - Near Lecompton. Franklin (Also Crawford Co.) - In Wakarusa Twp. 4 mi. E of Lawrence, N of Blue Mound, on California Road (Oregon trail). Claimed Oct 1853 by Lewis B. WALLACE, settled 1854. Incorporated 1857 as pro-slavery town by brothers Lewis, Clark, & John M. WALLACE, Jeremiah CHURCH. P.O. established 21 Dec 1855, 1st Postmaster Samuel CRANE Jr., discontinued 7 Nov 1867. Gideon - P.O. established 30 Jan 1883, 1st Postmaster Harvey B. BOWEN, discontinued 30 Sep 1902. Glen Burn - P.O. established 12 Mar 1875, 1st Postmaster Hugh CAMERON, discontinued 8 Dec 1875. Glendale (Also Bourbon Co., Leavenworth Co.) - P.O. established 24 Jun 1856, 1st Postmaster O.H. BROWNE, discontinued 6 Feb 1857. Globe (Marion, Washington) - In SE Marion TWp .. P.O. name changed 24 Aug 1881 from Marion, Postmaster William FEATHERSTON, discontinued 1894, reestablished 1895, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Grover (Also Ottawa Co.) - In NW Lecompton Twp. W of Lecompton. P.O. established 8 Feb 1886, 1st Postmaster William H. CHRISTIAN, discontinued 1895, re-established 1897, discontinued 16 Jan 1899. Harmony - About 6 mi. S & 2.5 mi. W of Eudora. Hesper (Springfield) - In E Eudora Twp., 3 mi. S & 1 mi. E of Eudora. P.O. established 23 Sep 1868, 1st Postmaster Mahlon STUBBS, discontinued 20 Jul 1900. Hickory Point (Also Jefferson Co.) - 10 mi. S of Lawrence, just SE of Brooklyn. Settled 1854. High Prairie (Also former name of Bowling, Leavenworth Co.) - Site of one of the earliest schools in Willow springs Twp .. Holling - P.O. established 15 Jul 1869, 1st Postmaster David H. TEETER, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Hopewell (Also Pratt Co.) Horseshoe Lake (Lakeview) - Trading post established by Frederick CHOUTEAU 1829, abandoned 1831. Independence (Also Montgomery Co.) India - Railroad station S of Lawrence. Jefferson (North Lawrence, Jefferson City. Also in Arapahoe Co., CO, formerly part of KS Territory, Montgomery Co., Republic Co.) - In Sarcoxie Twp., Jefferson Co. until 1867, when Grant Twp. became part of Douglas Co., on N side of Kaw River across from Lawrence. Settled by Delaware Indians, site purchased from Chief SARCOXIE by group of Lawrence men. P.O. established ~n Jefferson Co. 19 Dec 1865, 1st Postmaster Dr. George J. TALLMAN, discontinued 31 Dec 1872. Kanwaka (Kahawha, Kannaka, Kemwaka) - In Kanwaka Twp. on the Oregon-California Trail. Settled Jul 1854 by John A. WAKEFIELD. P.O. established 7 Apr 1857, 1st Postmaster Henry L. BALDWIN, discontinued 1870, re-established 1898, discontinued 14 Apr 1900. Kezervil1e - P.O. established 20 Mar 1856, 1st Postmaster Daniel J. KEZER, discontinued 18 Sep 1856. Lakeview (Lake View, Horseshoe Lake. Also Lake View in McPherson Co.) - In NW Wakarusa Twp .. P.O. established 20 Feb 1898, 1st Postmaster Joseph C. PATTON, discontinued 15 Jun 1914. Lane (Also Franklin Co.) - P.O. established 3 Mar 1855, 1st Postmaster A.F. POWELL, discontinued 10 Mar 1856. The Pioneer, Vol. xv, No.2 66 �Towns and Communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued Lapeer (Marion) - In Marion Twp. near the headwaters of Rock Creek. First settled 1855 by George SHOBERT, Peter DODDLER, James BAKER, and Samuel HAYS. P.O. established 17 Mar 1873, 1st postmaster Thomas WALLER, discontinued and re-established 1875, discontinued 30 Sep 1902. Lawrence (Excelsior, Mount Oread, New Boston, Wakarusa, Yankeetown. Also Butler Co., Doniphan Co., Laurence in Leavenworth Co.) - In N Wakarusa Twp. on Kansas (Kaw) River 25 mi. E of Topeka. Claims May 1854 by Clarke STEARNS and John BALDWIN. Settled Aug 1854 by the New England Emigrant Aid Co. from MA as a free-state town. Officially named Lawrence 6 Sep 1854. Lawrence Association formed 18 Sep 1854. P.O. established 13 Jan 1855, 1st Postmaster Carmi W. BABCOCK. Lecompton (Bald Eagle, Douglas) - In Lecompton Twp. on the Kansas River, 15 mi. from Topeka. First settled in 1854 by A.W. and A.G. GLENN, G.W. ZINN, David MARTIN, M.S. WINTER and William SHIRLEY. capital of proslavery government of KS Territory 1857-8. P.O. established 5 Sep 1855, 1st Postmaster George W. TAYLOR. Lone Star (Bond. Also Sumner Co.) - About 12 mi. SW of Lawrence in Washington Creek Valley, Marion Twp. at corner of Marion, Clinton, Willow springs Twps .. P.O. name changed from Bond 2 or 10 Oct 1899, Postmaster John M. FLORY, discontinued 15 May 1953. Louisiana (Salem) - On Santa Fe Trail 2 mi. NW of Baldwin in the area included in Calhoun Twp., later Palmyra Twp., in 1857. A "Paper Town" that never actually existed as a town. Area settled 1854. Incorporated 1855 by Daniel JONES, John M. BANKS, F.M. COLEMAN, Joseph FAGER, Thomas EMERY, Zachariah JOHNSON, Richard YOUNG, B.F. BOUNDS, William CUMMINS, Joshua CUMMINS, Jonah WAGONER, J.F. BENNET, Thomas HOPKINS, Jacob BUCKLEY, H.W. YOUNGER and Andrew J. ISAACS. P.O. established 27 Jun 1856, 1st Postmaster John M. BANKS, discontinued 16 May 1857. Marion (Globe. Also Marion Co.) - In Marion Twp. 16 mi. SW of Lawrence. Laid off in 1857-8 by Marion Town Co .. P.O. established 16 Nov 1858, 1st Postmaster David P. BRENN I MAN , name changed to Globe 24 Aug 1881. Marshall (Also Saline, Sedgwick Co.) - In Lecompton Twp. on California Road S of Lecompton. Incorporated by Thomas H. DOYLE, George B. BROWN, Jerome KUNKLE, R.M. NACE, Charles A. FARIS, William McDONALD, G.H. BROWN, C.N. MICHIE. P.O. moved from Prairie City 11 Dec 1878, Postmaster Humphrey J. WILLETT, discontinued 30 Jun 1903. McKinney - P.O. established 5 May 1857, 1st Postmaster William McKINNEY, discontinued 12 Mar 1868. . Media - In Palmyra Twp .. First settled Nov 1878 by E.G. GILBERT and H.W. WILLETT family. P.O. moved from Prairie City 11 Dec 1878, Postmaster Humphrey J. WILLETT, discontinued 30 Jun 1903. Midland - In Grant Twp. N of North Lawrence. Miller (Douglas Co.? Also Lyon Co.) - P.O. established 1855, abolished 1856. Not in list of Douglas Co. Post Offices, however. Miller's Springs (Millersburg) - On California Road. Millersburg (Miller's Springs. Also Cherokee Co., Lyon Co.) Mount Hope (Also Sedgwick Co.) - On California Road,S mi. from Lawrence. Mount'Oread (Lawrence) - The hill occupied by Kansas University. Nevada (Also Arapahoe Co., CO, once part of KS Territory, Ness Co.) - P.O. established 29 Dec 1855, 1st Postmaster Patrick H. McGEE, discontinued 8 May 1857. New Boston (Lawrence) New Haven (Also Reno Co.) Norla - On railroad E of Lawrence. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 67 �Towns and Communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued North Lawrence (Jefferson, Lawrence) - In Grant Twp .. P.O. name changed from Jefferson 31 Dec 1872, Postmaster Uriah BIGGS, discontinued 30 Sep 1885. Oak Grove (Also Pottawatomie Co.) Pacific City (Also Nemaha co.) - In the area included in Calhoun Twp., later Palmyra Twp., in 1857. Palmyra (Baldwin, Baldwin City) - On the Sante Fe Trail in the area included in Calhoun Twp., later Palmyra Twp., in 1857. Settled 1854. Town laid off by Palmyra Town Co. Jun 1855. P.O. established 29 Jun 1857, 1st Postmaster Newman BLOOD, name changed to Baldwin City 22 May 1862. Pleasant Grove (Also Greenwood Co., Phillips Co.) - In Willow Springs Twp •• First settled 1854 by Joseph EBERHART family. P.O. established 10 Jul 1879, 1st Postmaster Augustus M. ELLIS, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Pleasant Valley (Also Coffey Co., Lincoln Co.) Prairie center ( Also Johnson Co.) Prairie City (Also Osage Co.) - In Palmyra Twp., in the area included in Calhoun Twp. in 1857, 1 mi. SW of Baldwin City. Settled 1854. Incorporated 1857 by S.R. HIERONYMOUS, P.L. DOAN, A. BRISVALDER, J. GILCHRIST and R. LESTER. 2nd incorporation 4 Feb 1859. P.O. established 7 Oct 1856, 1st Postmaster John R. WINTON, moved to Media 11 Dec 1878. Range Line Quayle - On railroad N of Baldwin City. Rock Creek (Also Jefferson Co., Lyon Co., Pottawatomie Co., Rock Creek crossing in Morris Co .. Same name given to 28 creeks and 7 Twps. in KS) - School site in Marion TWp .. Creek in Clinton & Marion Twps .. Roscoe (Also Graham Co.) Salem (Louisiana) - On santa Fe Road. Sebastian (Also Wyandotte Co.) - In the area included in Wakarusa Twp. in 1857. . Seigel (Sigel) - In Clinton Twp •. P.O. established 28 Feb 1900, 1st Postmaster C.E. BOSSERMAN, discontinued 14 Dec 1901. Sibley (Sibleyville. Also Cloud Co.) - In SE Wakarusa Twp .. P.O. established 29 Jan 1884, 1st Postmaster George W. BELL, discontinued 15 Jun 1934. Sigel (Seigel) - In Clinton Twp .. P.O. established 20 Dec 1862, 1st Postmaster Abel YATES, discontinued 1874, re-established 1875-1888, re-established 1891-1895, re-established and rescinded 13 Nov 1896. Springfield (Hesper. Also Anderson Co., Brown Co., Clay Co., Mitchell Co., Sedgwick Co., Seward Co.) - 1 mi. E of Hesper. Site of Friends Meeting House built 1862, congregation moved to new Meeting House in Hesper 1884. Stull (Deer Creek) - In W Kanwaka Twp .. P.O. established 27 Apr 1899, 1st Postmaster Silvester STULL, discontinued 30 Sep 1903. Titus - Voting precinct near Lecompton 1854-1855. Twin Mound (Twin Mounds. Also Cloud Co., Lincoln Co., Marshall Co., Norton Co., Osage Co., Wilson Co.) - In NW Marion Twp. 7 mi. SW of Bloomington. Settled 1857 by Henry HIATT family. Organized May 1863. P.O. established 30 Jun 1858, 1st Postmaster Henry HIATT, discontinued 31 Jan 1903. Tyler Place - Vacated 1895. Union (Also Chase Co., Riley Co., Smith Co.) - Site of a school in Willow Springs Twp. until 1862. Vinland (Coal Creek, Vineland) - In Palmyra Twp. about 9 mi. SE of Lawrence, N of Baldwin City, on Santa Fe Railroad. P.O. established 25 Sep 1868, 1st Postmaster George CUTTER, discontinued 30 Apr 1954. Wakansa The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 68 �Towns and communities of Douglas Co., KS, Past & Present, continued Wakarusa (Lawrence. Also Shawnee Co.) - In Wakarusa Twp. on California Road (Oregon Trail), absorbed into Lawrence. One of first areas settled in KS Territory 1854. P.o. established 16 May 1857, 1st Postmaster John E. STEWART, discontinued 1863, re-established 1863, discontinued 17 Oct 1866. Washington (Also Osage Co., Shawnee Co., Washington Co.) - Near Big Springs on California Road in the area included in Washington Twp. in 1857. Incorporated 1855 by F.P. McGEE, George M. REDMAN, and M.W. McGEE. Also briefly the name of Globe. Washington Creek - In W Wakarusa Twp. on Washington Creek. ,The creek itself runs into Marion Twp •. P.O. established 25 Apr 1873, 1st Postmaster John TURBETT, discontinued 23 Jun 1882. Weaver (Also Osage Co.) - In NE Eudora Twp. 1 mi. E and 1 mi. N of Eudora, in a bend of the Kansas River, on Santa Fe Railroad. Settled by 1865. P.O. established 22 Ju1 1891, 1st Postmaster John F. WEAVER, discontinued 30 Sep 1903. Wheatland (Also McPherson Co., Nemaha Co.) - P.O. established 8 Jul 1856, 1st P.M. Martin V.B. SPICER, discontinued 25 Nov 1856. willow Springs (Davis, Akron. Also Franklin Co., Mitchell Co.) - In the area included in Washington Twp. in 1857. Resting place on Santa Fe Trail. P.O. name changed from Davis 23 Ju1 1861, Postmaster Edward H. VANHOESEN, name changed to Akron 9 May 1870, back to Willow Springs 13 Jun 1870, discontinued 1 Nov 1900. Wilson's springs (Probably Willow Springs) Winchester (Clinton) - Name changed to Clinton 2 Mar 1857 as town was being organized. Worden - In Willow springs Twp .. P.O. established 22 Sep 1884, 1st Postmaster John F. SCHOTT, discontinued 1895, re-estab1ished 1896, discontinued 15 Jul 1904. Yankeetown (Lawrence) - Name used by pro-slavery sympathizers for Lawrence. EARLY LAWRENCE WEATHER The information for this article was taken from an address by Professor Hamiltoll Perkins CADY of the University of Kansas, sent to the granges and, labor organizations of Kansas in 1911 by the Department of University Extension at K.U., and reprinted in Collections of the Kansas State Historical Society, 1911-1912. Lawrence weather records were kept by one man, Dr. Francis H. SNOW, from 1868 to 1909. As a consequence, the data was taken in a uniform manner and is very reliable for studying variances. Dr. SNOW was the first weather recorder in Lawrence. Only Leavenworth, where records began in 1836, and Manhattan, where records began in 1858, have older Kansas records, but the data in those places is not totally complete, being interrupted at various intervals. During his tenure, Dr. SNOW saw rainfall increase at Lawrence at the rate of about .17 of an inch per year. At the beginning of his records, the average yearly rainfall was 33.33 inches, increasing to 40.45 inches by the end, but varying greatly from year to year. For example, the precipitation for 1897 was 23.79 inches, while that for the next year, 1898, was 44.05 - a difference of more than 20 inches! The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No,. 2 69 �OOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS VOLUNTEERS -..J o ~86~-~865 This list was extracted and alphabetized from the Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Xansas, Vol. 1, 1861-1865, and another volume for the year 1864, which can be found in the Lawrence Public Library Kansas Collection, as well as the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka. The first volume (1865) contains only the 1st through 11th Regiments. In the 1865 report, the Adjutant General notes that his office does not have complete records for all soldiers, and other records are incomplete. Other records conflict so that "a discriminating judgement often has to be exercised." Many cases involve men captured or wounded or who voluntarily returned from desertion where the records did not report this. Likewise, when a whole regiment was mustered out, all its members were usually recorded as being mustered out on that date, regardless of whether they were actually present, out on detached duty or in the hospital. In this extraction, only those who list Doulgas County residences are recorded here, and in many cases the original records did not record the residence. It will also be noted that where the name of a location in Douglas County is the same as the location name in another county, all those whose residences could have been in Douglas County were extracted. Also, where discrepancies exist between the two volumes, the 1865 volume information is used i f possible, since it was published later and contains many corrections. Some notes indicate which volume was used (1865 is used as the date of the 1861-1865 volume). The 1864 volume lists some birthdates and places where the later volume does not, and these are noted. To assist in identifying mustering in and out dates and places and how they may apply to the indivudual soldier, we have also extracted a regimental "history." ORGANIZATION MUSTER IN MUSTER OUT 1st Regiment Infantry 3 Jun 1861 Leavenworth, KS 17 Jun 1864 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Wilson's Creek, MO. Transferred to Lake Providence, LA and Vicksburg, MS Vetern Battalion 1st Infantry 28 May 1864 Bovina, MS 30 Aug 1865 Little Rock, AR 2nd Regiment Infantry 14 May 1861 Kansas City, MO 31 Oct 1861 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Wilson's Creek, MO 2nd Regiment Cavalry 7 May 1862 Shawneetown, KS 21 Apr 1865 Little Rock, AR 22 Jun 1865 Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) Co. B to 3rd KS Battery, New Co. B recruited spring 1862. Major Battles: Prairie Grove; Cane Hill; Old Ft. Wayne; Van Buren, AR 3rd Regiment Infantry Consolidated with 4th Regiment into 10th Regiment early spring 1862. 1st New Mexico Volunteers, Light Artillery Co. to 1st Infantry. 4th Regiment Infantry Consolidated with 3rd Regiment into 10th Regiment early spring 1862. 5th Regiment Cavalry 2 Dec 1864 Leavenworth, KS 31 Dec 1861 Barnesville, KS 22 Jun 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR Cos. L, M consolidated and transferred to 15th Regiment New Co. B 20 Jul 1865. Major Battles: Morristown, MO; Helena, MS; Mark's Hill; Little Rock, AR; Pine Bluff, AR �6th Regiment Cavalry :c: o . 10 Sep 1861 Ft. Scott, KS 22 Mar 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR 18 Jul 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR Records destroyed in retreat from Camden to Little Rock, AR. Major Battles: Drywood; Newtonia; Old Fort Wayne; Cane Hill; Prairie Grove; Honey Springs; Camden Expedition. Became part of "Army of the Frontier" on AR River Mar 1864, assigned to Ft. Gibson (now OK) and Ft. Smith, AR 7th Regiment Cavalry 28 Oct 1861 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 29 Sep 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Called "Jayhawker" Regiment. Reorganized into Veteran Regiment 1863. Many died of disease in MS 8th Regiment Infantry 2 Sep 1861 Lawrence, KS 28 Nov 1865 San Antonio, TX Organized as "Home Guards." Major Battles: Corinth; perryville; Chattanooga, TN; Nashville, TN; Stone River; Chicamauga, GA; Missionary Ridge; Lookout Mountain; Atlanta, GA 9th Regiment Cavalry 24 Mar 1862 Leavenworth, KS 16 Jan 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR 17 Jul 1865 De Vall's Bluff, AR Detachments protected mail routes and wagon trains to Ft. Bridger, MT Terr., and Santa Fe, NM 10th Regiment Infantry 24 Jul 1861 Mound City, KS 20 Aug 1864 Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Drywood; Osceola; Van Buren, AR; Cane Hill; Prairie Grove. 1863 transferred to guard prisoners at Alton, IL and provost duty at St. Louis, MO Veteran Battalion 10th Infantry· 14 Aug 1864 St. Louis, MO 30 Aug 1865 Montgomery, AL 19 Aug 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 11th Regiment Cavalry 15 Sep 1862 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 26 Sep 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Cane Hill; Prairie Grove; Van Buren, AR; Lexington; Little Blue; Big Blue; westport, MO; Mound City. A detachment followed Quantrill after his raid 21 Aug 1863 12th Regiment Infantry 30 Sep 1862 Paola, KS 30 Jun 1865 Little Rock, AR Major Battles: Camden, Expedition, AR; Saline, AR. Stationed primarily in KS, then Ft. Smith, AR 13th Regiment Infantry 20 Sep 1862 Atchison, KS 26 Jun 1865 Little Rock, AR Major Battles: Prairie Grove. Posted mainly Ft. Scott, KS and Ft. Smith, AR 14th Regiment Cavalry 20 Nov 1863 Ft. Scott, KS 25 Jun 1865 Ft. Gibson, C.N. Co. M from 4th Indian Regiment. Major Battles: Camden Expedition, AR; Moscow, AR; Saline, AR 15th Regiment Cavalry 17 Oct 1863 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 19 Oct 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Fought mostly raiders in KS and MO 16th Regiment Cavalry 8 Oct 1864 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 6 Dec 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS Major Battles: Big Blue near Westport, MO. Detachment fought Indians on plains 17th Regiment Infantry 8 Jul 1864 Leavenworth, KS No evidence on file 100 day enlistment for garrison duty at Leavenworth, Lawrence, Paola, and other places 1st Regiment Colored Infantry 2 May 1863 Ft. Scott, KS 1 Oct 1865 Pine Bluff, AR Major Battles: Cabin Creek; Honey Springs; Sherwood; Baxter's Springs; Camden Expedition, AR. Many killed in ambush at Sherwood, MO on way to Baxter Springs 2nd Regiment Colored Infantry 1 Nov 1863 Ft. Scott, KS 9 Oct 1865 Camden, AR Major Battles: Cabin Creek; Honey Springs; Sherwood; Baxter's Springs; Camden Expedition, AR 1st Light Battery 24 Jul 1861 Mound City, KS 17 Jul 1865 Leavenworth, KS Sent to st. Louis, MO~ and IN, then to Columbus, KY to join "Army of Tennessee and Mississippi" ~ III :::s CII III CII ~ o ..... t: :::s rt CD CD I-j CII o o :::s ....:::s rt t: CD Q. �ORGANIZATION MUSTER OUT MUSTER IN 2nd Light Battery 10 Sep 1862 Ft. Scott, KS 11 Assigned to 1st Brigade, 1st Division, "Army of the Frontier." Major Gibson (now OK), Ft. Smith, AR 3rd Light Battery 27 Nov 1861 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 19 Originally Co. B, 2nd Cavalry. Posted mainly in Indian Territory and Independent Colored Battery 1 Jan 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS 22 :c: o NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. ABERNATHY, John J., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. C Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 ABERNATHY, John J., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) ABERNATHY, William D., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. C Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 ABERNATHY, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) ADAMS, Benjamin F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 ADAMS, Benjamin F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 19, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. ADAMS, C.H., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Age 29, b. TN ADAMS, Charles W., Col. 12th Infantry, Staff ADAMS, David C., 1st Lt. 3rd Regiment, Co. H ADAMS, John, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Promoted Corporal 11 Dec 1861 ADAMS, John, Corp. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Age 31. Promoted Sergeant 12 Apr 1864 ADAMS, John, Sgt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. D Mustered out 14 Jan 1865, Leavenworth, KS ADAMS, John N., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 ADAMS, John N., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 21, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 AGNEW, Francis M., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. M Age 18, b. GA. Promoted Bugler Aug 1865 Leavenworth, KS Battles: Cabin Creek. posted at Ft. Jan 1865 Leavenworth, KS AR Jul 1865 Ft. Leavenworth, KS RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN Lawrence 20 Oct 1863 19 Dec 1863 Lawrence 20 Oct 1863 19 Dec 1863 Lawrence 20 Oct 1863 19 Dec 1863 Lawrence 20 Oct 1863 19 Dec 1863 Wakarusa 22 Mar 1864 Wakarusa 22 Mar 1864 Residence Lawrence 1864 Lawrence 25 Jul 1864 ...... Co 0\ 22 Mar 1864 ...... I ...... 22 Mar 1864 . Co 0\ U, Q g rt f... ::s c Lawrence Wakarusa Baldwin City 2 Dec 1861 12 Dec 1863 2 Dec 1861 Baldwin City 2 Dec 1861 2 Dec 1861 Baldwin City 2 Dec 1861 2 Dec 1861 Lawrence 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 Lawrence 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 Black Jack 10 May 1863 25 Jun 1863 m 0.. �AGNEW, Francis M., Bugler 5th Cavalry, Co. M Black Jack 10 May 1863 Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 ALBERT, William (See ALBERTS, William) ALBERTS, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 21 Oct 1861 Lawrence Age 18, b. KS. Assigned to New Co. A ALBERTS, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence 20 Jun 1862 Mustered out 19 Jun 1865 ALISON, James W. (See ALLISON, James W.) ALLEN, Asaph, 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence bw NY. Promoted Captain 20 Nov 1861 ALLEN, Asaph, Capt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence b. NY. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS ALLEN, Carley B. (See ALLEN, Charley S.) ALLEN, Charles, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 4 Nov 1861 Age 18, b. L. Canada. Transferred to Company E, 28 May 1862 ALLEN, Charles, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 4 Nov 1861 Age 18, b. L. Canada. Discharged for disability 19 Apr 1863, Leavenworth, KS ALLEN, Charley B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence 19 Nov 1861 Age 26, b. Canada. Veteran, re-enlisted 21 Mar 1864, assigned to New Co. B ALLEN, Charley B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 Re-enlisted veteran from Co. B; mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR ALLEN, Elmore, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence 9 Nov 1861 Age 33, b. NY. Discharged for disability 16 Feb 1864, Lawrence, KS ALLEN, Jeremiah, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 20 Oct 1861 Age 45, b. L. Canada. Died of Typhoid Fever, Fort Scott, KS, 15 Dec 1861 ALLEN, Joseph W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 22, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1861; mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 ALLEN, Joseph W., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 22, b. PA. Promoted Sergeant 1 Sep 1861 ALLEN, Joseph W., Sgt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 22, b. PA. Reduced to ranks 10 Aug 1862 for desertion ALLEN, Luther W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence 9 Nov 1861 Age 28, b. NY. Promoted Quartermaster Sergeant 20 Nov 1861; discharged for disability Leavenworth, KS ALLEN, Luther W., Qrtrmstr. Sgt. 20 Nov 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence Age 23, b. NY. Reduced to ranks 4 Jun 1862 ALLISON, James W., pvt. 14 May 1861 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 24. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. Residence Ottumwa 1865 ALLISON, Lewis, pvt. 22 May 1863 5th Cavalry, Co. M Prairie City Promoted 1st Sergeant 25 Jun 1863 20 Jun 1862 20 Jun 1862 12 Oct 1861 20 Nov 1861 12 Feb 1862 12 Feb 1862 19 Nov 1861 24 Mar 1864 9 Nov 1861 20 Oct 1861 1 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 9 Nov 1861 10 Sep 1862, 20 Nov 1861 20 Jun 1861 25 Jun 1863 �NAME, RANK REMARKS ~ o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT ALLISON, Lewis, 1st Sgt. 5th Cavalry, Co. M P r a i r i e City 22 May 1863 Age 36, b. NY. Transferred as 1st Sergeant to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 AMBROSE, Gave, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City 6 Mar 1864 Age 28, b. IN Territory ANANNY, Patrick H., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 29, b. Ireland. Wounded at Battle of Wilson's Creek. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1861 ANANNY, Patrick H., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 Age 29, b. Ireland. Deserted Springfield, MO, 10 Aug 1861 ANDERSON, A.J., pvt. 17 Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 Jul 1864 Age 26, b. Sweden ANDERSON, Augustin, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. M 25 Mar 1864 Clinton Died of disease, De Vall's Bluff, AR, 28 Apr 1865 ANDERSON, Charles H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B 28 Mar 1864 Wakarusa Assigned to New Co. B ANDERSON, Charles H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Wakarusa 28 Mar 1864 Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR ANDERSON, H.L. (See ANDERSON, Henry S.) ANDERSON, Henry S., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. B 30 Aug 1861 Lawrence Promoted Sergeant ANDERSON, Henry S., Sgt. 10th Infantry, Co. B 30 Aug 1861 Lawrence Age 30, b. MO. Promoted 1st Lt., 3rd Independent Home Guard, 11 Jul 1862 ANDERSON, John G., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Wakarusa 31 Mar 1864 Age 28, b. IL. Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864. Residence Lawrence 1864 ANDERSON, John G., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Wakarusa 31 Mar 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 ANDERSON, Joseph L., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. M 25 Mar 1864 Clinton Died of disease, Ft. Smith, AR, 4 Jun 1864 ANDERSON, L.G., Capt. 3rd Regiment, Co. G Franklin ANDERSON, Lars, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 21 Oct 1861 Lawrence Age 29, b. Sweden. No evidence of muster out on file ANDERSON, William, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. I 13 Dec 1862 Clinton Age 16, b. MO. Deserted, Camp Jewel, MO, 8 Apr 1863 ANENNY, Patrick D. (See ANANNY, Patrick D.) ARCHIBALD, Frederick W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 24 Mar 1864 Lawrence Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 ARCHIBALD, Frederick W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 24 Mar 1864 Lawrence Age 18, b. N. Scotia. Promoted Corporal 3 Dec 1864 MUSTER IN 25 Jun 1863 Jul 1865 1 Jun 1861 1 Jun 1861 31 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Aug 1861 30 Aug 1861 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 14 Oct 1864 24 Oct 1861 24 Mar 1864 24 Mar 1864 �~ (J) ....'tJ o ::J .., (J) (J) .;: o ..... ..,J U1 ARCHIBALD, Frederick W., Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 24 Mar 1864 24 Mar 1864 Lawrence Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 ARNEL, Isaac B., Corp. 16th Cavalry, Co. G 2 Nov 1864 Willow Springs Age 45, b. OH ASHBY, George W., Capt. 12th Infantry, Co. D 19 Aug 1862 Prairie City Age 37, b. KY ASHBY, John W., Corp. 12th Infantry, Co . 0 19 Aug 1862 Prairie City Age 26, b. IN ASHENBRENNER, Frederick, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. 0 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 ASHLEY, James, 1st Lt. 21st Regiment, Co. K 29 Jun 1864 Prairie City 16th Cavalry, Co. K ASHLEY, T.G., pvt. Prairie City 20 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. IN ASHLEY, T.V., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Prairie City 20 Mar 1864 Age 25, b. IN ASSMAN, Justus, pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 19 Jul 1864 Age 39, b. Germany AZARIAH, B. , pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I 1 Jun 1864 Baldwin City Age 23, b. IN BABCOCK, Horatio G., Sgt. 2nd Infantry, Co. 0 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Lawrence Age 23. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 BADWELL, H.E. , 1st Lt. 21st Regiment, Co. 0 Baldwin City 10 Oct 1864 BAIRD, Robert H. , Ensign 2nd Infantry, Co. 0 Lawrence 20 Jun 1861 14 May 1861 Age 28. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. Residence Burlingame 1865 BAKER, Andrew, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 3 Aug 1864 25 Jul 1864 Transferred to Co. K, 24 Sep 1864 . BAKER, Andrew, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K Emporia 25 Jul 1864 3 Aug 1864 Mustered out with company 13 Sep 1865. Wounded in action 26 Jul 1865, Platte Bridge, Dakota Territory BAKER, B.F., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 18 Jul 1864 Age 21, b. NY BAKER, Cyrus, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. L Black Jack 1 Mar 1864 Age 42, b. NY BAKER, Jasper, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. 0 18 Jul 1863 Marion Age 23, b. IN BAKER, Theobold, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Franklin 25 Feb 1862 Age 33, b. France. Died of disease, Helena, AR, 10 Oct 1862 BAKER, William B., 2nd Lt. 12 Dec 1863 3rd Regiment, Co. H Wakarusa BALDWIN, George A., pvt. 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 9th Cav~lry, Co. A Lawrence Promoted Bugler Q o ::s ....::J 1'1' s::: (J) Cl. �~ (!) ....0 'tJ :::s (!) (!) ..."1 ..;: 0 ..... ~ ..;: ... ~ 0 I\) -..J Cl' NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE BALDWIN, George A. , Bugler 9th Cavalry, Co. A Lawrence Age 18, b. IL. Veteran, re-enlisted 29 Feb 1864, assigned to New Co. A BALDWIN, George A. , pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence Re-enlisted Veteran from Co. Ai promoted Bugler 16 Jan 1865 BALDWIN, George A., Bugler 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Lawrence Mustered out 17 Ju1 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR BALDWIN, Henry, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BALDWIN, Henry, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 33, b. D.C .. Promoted Sergeant 21 Apr 1865 BALDWIN, Henry, Sgt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Mustered out with Company, 26 Sep 1865 BALDWIN, L.R. (See BALDWIN, Lyman B.) BALDWIN, Lewis C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. K, 24 Sep 1864 BALDWIN, Lewis C., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K Clinton Mustered out with Co. 13 Sep 1865 BALDWIN, Lyman B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 25, b. ME. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BALDWIN, W.H.H. , pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. K Lawrence Age 18, b. IL BALDWIN, William M., 2nd Lt. 21st Regiment, Co. E Clinton BALES, W.T.A.H~ (See BOLES, W.T.A.H. ) BALL, Samuel, pvt. 8th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence Age 58, b. IA. Discharged for disability 3 Jan 1862, Olathe, KS BARBER, John, 2nd Lt. 3rd Regiment, Co. K Kenwaka BARBER, Robert J., 1st Lt. 3rd Regiment, Co. K Kenwaka BARNES, Miller W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BARNES, Miller W., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 26, b. PA. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 BARNES, Willer W. (See BARNES, Miller W.) BARNET, William C., pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Lecompton Age 20, b. IL BARNETT, Elias M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lecompton Assigned to New Co. B BARNETT, Elias M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Lecompton Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 0 0 c IQ 13 Sep 1861 13 Sep 1861 29 Feb 1864 24 Mar 1864 ..... III Ul () 0 c :::s !"t 29 Feb 1864 24 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 Ul III Ul 17 Mar 1864 17 Mar 1864 0 ..... "< ... >:: III :::s ..;: c :::s !"t 1 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 1 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 20 Sep 1861 (!) (!) "1 Ul 7 oct 1861 ..... Q) 0\ ..... .....I Q) 0\ I.Jl 16 Sep 1864 2 Aug 1864 0 0 :::s ....:::s !"t 1 Nov 1861 1 Nov 1861 c (!) Q. 15 Feb 1864 25 Jun 1864 25 Jun 1864 15 Feb 1864 15 Feb 1864 15 Feb 1864 9 Sep 1863 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 \ �~ (J) 't:J "".0 ::J (J) (J) ... "" '<:: 0 ..... ~ ...'<:: :c:: . 0 I\) -..,J -..,J BARR I CKLAW , R. , pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Baldwin City Age 19, b. IN BASEMAN, Henry Jr., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora BASEMAN, Henry Sr., Corp. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora BASINGER, Oregon F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Age 18, b. IL. Assigned to New Co. A BASINGER, Oregon F., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Prairie City Mustered out 4 May 1865 BASINGER, Peter W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Promoted Corporal 28 Jul 1863 BASINGER, Peter W., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Promoted Sergeant 1 Apr 1862 BASINGER, Peter W., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Age 23, b. KY. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BASINGER, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Prairie City Age 21, b. KY. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BASSINGER, O.F. (See BASINGER, Oregon F.) BASSETT, Isaac H., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. K, 24 Sep 1864 BASSETT, Isaac N., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. K Clinton Mustered out with Co. 13 Sep 1865 BASSETT, Owen A., Lt. Col. 2nd Cavalry, Staff Lawrence Mustered out 19 Jan 1865 at Little Rock, AR BATES, Houston M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Age 32, b. TN. Mustered out with Co. 26 Sep 1865 BATES, Leeroy, pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 18, b. TN BATTEY, Alvin D., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 18, b. RIo Promoted Bugler. Residence Topeka 1865 BATTEY, Alvin D., Bugler 11th Cavalry, Co. M Topeka Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 BAUM, M. , Corp. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Clinton Age 41, b. OH BAYSINGER, P.W. (See BASINGER, Peter W.) BAYSINGER, William (See BASINGER, William) BEAM, Leroy J., 2nd Lt. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Clinton BEEHLE, David (See BUHRLE, David) BELL, Elvin G., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Volunteer Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 BELL, Joseph, Capt. 21st Regiment, Co. L Black Jack 4 Feb 1864 31 Aug 1862 31 Aug 1862 6 May 1862 0 0 s::: IQ ..... 30 Jun 1863 III C/I () 0 5 May 1862 30 Jun 1863 s::: ::J rt 28 Jul 1861 30 Apr 1862 '...-<: ~ III 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 ::J C/I III C/I 28 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 28 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 '<:: 0 ..... s::: ::J rt (J) (J) 1 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 1 Sep 1864 14 Sep 1864 ""C/I ...... (X) 1 Aug 1862 0\ ...... I ...... (X) 0\ 1.11 ... 19 Jul 1863 28 Jul 1863 Q 0 ::J rt 28 Jul 1864 "". ::J 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 8 Feb 1864 19 Sep 1863 2 Oct 1863 23 Feb 1864 23 Feb 1864 31 Dec 1863 s::: (J) Q, �NAME, RANK REMARKS ...;:: o ...... REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT BEMLEY, William W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D 10 Sep 1862 Baldwin City Age 19, b. MO BENNETT, James, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D 3 Jun 1861 Lawrence Age 26, b. Ireland. Mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 BENTLEY, Ellis E., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Age 19, b. OH. Transferred to 13th IL Infantry per order of Gen. DEITZLER Aug 1861 BENTLEY, William, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Eudora 4 Sep 1862_BENTLY, Ellice E. (See BENTLEY, Ellis E.) BERGMENS, Gusta's, pvt. 16 Sep 1864 l?th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Age 39, b. Switzerland BERGOON, David, pvt. 1 Nov 1863 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City Age 19, b. OH BERGOON, Joseph, pvt-. 1 Nov 1863 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City Age 19, b. OH BERGOON, William (See BURGOON, William) BERYMAN, G.A., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F 25 Jul 1864 Lawrence Age 39, b. Sweden BETS, John S. (See BETTS, John S.) BETTS, John S., pvt. 11th Infantry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Jefferson Co. 1865 BEWLEY, John A., Sgt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Baldwin City 1 Nov 1864 Age 19, b. MO BIGELOW, Moses, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 17 Oct 1861 Age 24, b. Canada. Promoted Corporal, 29 Nov 1861; no evidence of muster out on file BIGELOW, Moses, Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence 17 Oct 1861 Reduced to ranks 30 Mar 1862 BIGGS, Adam, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. F 30 Mar 1864 Palmyra Assigned to New Co. C BIGGS, Adam, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. C Palmyra 30 Mar 1864 Deserted, De Vall's Bluff, AR, 29 Jun 1865 BIGHAM, Robert F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E 23 Mar 1864 Lawrence Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BIGHAM, Robert F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M 23 Mar 1864 Lawrence Age 24, b. MO. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 BILL, John, pvt. 6th Cavalry, Co. M 20 Jun 1863 Lawrence Age 21. Mustered out 18 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff,AR BLACK, George M., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A 29 May 1863 Bloomington Age 23, b. OH. D·ied of congestive fever, Little Rock, AR, 15 Sep 1864 MUSTER IN 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 21 Mar 1864 o g 28 Ju1 1861 28 Jul 1863 30 Mar 1864 30 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 23 Mar 1864 23 Jul 1863 29 May 1863 M- 1-<, :;, s::: (I) Q. �- BLACKFORD, John C., pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Lawrence 10 Sep 1863 13 Aug 1863 Killed in action at Poison Springs, AR, 18 Apr 1864 BLANKENSHIP, Francis, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BLANKENSHIP, Francis, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. MO. Promoted Corporal 1 May 1865 BLANKENSHIP, Francis, Corp. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 BLEMKINSHIP, F. (See BLANKENSHIP, Francis) BLISS, Alexander F., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 27 Feb 1864 27 Feb 1864 Age 19, b. MA. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Topeka 1865 BLOOMER, Henry, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 Age 45, b. England. Deserted, Karisas City, MO, 1 Oct 1861 BOLES, W.T.A.H., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 Age 21, b. IN. Promoted Corporal 20 Nov 1861; mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS. Residence Fremont 1865 BOLES, W.T.A.H., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 Age 21, b. IN. Promoted Sergeant 14 Nov 1862 BOLES, W.T.A.H., Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 22 Oct 1861 22 Oct 1861 Age 21, b. IN. Reduced to private 12 May 1863 BOOTH, Edward, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Brooklyn 1 Sep 1861 30 Jun 1863 Age 22, b. MI. No evidence of muster out on file BORKER, Theobald (See BAKER, Theobald) BOWEN, Emery S., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 21 Mar 1864 Age 18, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865 , BOWEN, W.H. (See BOWER, William H.) BOWER, William H., pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. B Lawrence 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 Age 31. 1864 says discharged for disability, 30 Sep 1861, at Wyandott. 1865 says residence Junction City, mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 BOWLES, John, 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 28, b. KY. Promoted Lt. Col., 1st KS Colored Infantry, 29 Jan 1863 2 May 1863 BOWLES, John, Lt. Col. 1st Col Infantry, Staff Lawrence 18 Jun 1863 BOYD, Thomas B., pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. M Big Springs Age 18, b. WI. Transferred to New Co. B, 15th KS Cavalry, 20 Jul 1865 8 Feb 1864 BOYLES, James, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence 1865 Age 17, b. OH. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Topeka 3 Jun 1861 BRACHOS, Ferdinand, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co~ D Lawrence Age 31, b. Germany. Died Natchez, MS 12 Oct 1863 2 Nov 1863 BRADBURY, Alonzo, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. G Willow Springs Age 14, b. MO 25 Jun 1863 8 Feb 1864 3 Jun 1861 �~ (1) ~ .... 0 ::s (1) (1) ...""t ~ 0 I-< ><: ....~ :c::: . 0 Iv co 0 NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE BRADBURY, Benj amin W., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Brooklyn Age 20. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BRAD BURRY , B.W. (See BRADBURY, Benjamin W.) BRADLEY, Henry (See BRANDLY, Henry) BRADLEY, Oliver N., pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 29, b. Canada BRAKE, Robert E., pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. G Lawrence Age 20, b. VA. Mustered out with regiment 19 Aug 1864 BRANDEN, James, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 43, b. OH. Discharged for disability 20 May 1863 at Leavenworth BRANDLEY, Henry, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Lawrence Promoted Sergeant 20 Nov 1861 BRAND LEY , Henry, Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Bazaar Promoted 1st Sergeant 9 Mar 1862 BRANDLEY, Henry, 1st Sgt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Bazaar Promoted 2nd Lieutenant 1 Jun 1862 BRANDLEY, Henry, 2nd Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Bazaar Promoted 1st Lieutenant 17 May 1863 BRAND LEY , Henry, 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Bazaar Assigned to New Co. B BRANDLEY, Henry, 1st Lt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Bazaar Promoted Captain 15 May 1865 BRANDLEY, Henry, Capt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. B Bazaar Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR BRANDON, James (See BRANDEN, James) BRAND SON , William, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 28, b. Sweden BRANNAN, James, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 44, b. Ireland BRANSON, Jacob, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Brooklyn Age 21, b. IN. Mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS BRANSON, Jacob, pvt. 16th Cavalry, Co. I Baldwin City Age 45, b. OH BRANSON, Napoleon B., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. F, 24 Sep 1864 BRANSON, Napoleon B., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence Mustered out with Co. 31 Aug 1865 ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN t::J 0 s::: IQ 1 Sep 1861 30 Jun 1863 I-< III en () 0 s::: ::s '-< ... rt 22 Dec 1863 15 Aug 1861 15 Aug 1861 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 >:: ::s en III en 21 Sep 1861 21 Sep 1861 I-< 21 Sep 1861 21 Sep 1861 21 Sep 1861 21 Sep 1861 III ~ 0 s::: ::s rt (1) (1) ""t en ...... Q) 1 Jun 1862 0\ ...... ......I 17 May 1863 Q) 0\ 1.11 ... 17 May 1863 0 0 ::s 15 May 1865 ....::s rt s::: (1) Q. 29 Dec 1863 29 Dec 1863 28 Jul 1861 30 Jun 1861 1 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 29 Feb 1864 �10 Jun 1861 BRANT, Randolph C., Chaplain 2nd Infantry, Staff Lawrence Age 33. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 BRASHOS, F. (See BRACHOS, Ferdinand) 27 Aug 1862 Lawrence BRATTON, Joseph M., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E 1 Mar 1862 BRECHEISEN, William, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Eudora Age 18, b. KS. Promoted Corporal 15 Oct 1863 1 Mar 1862 BRECHEISEN, William, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. F Eudora Transferred to Veteran Battalion Mounted Infantry 1 Mar 1862 BRECHEISEN, William, pvt. 1st Vet. Mounted, New B Eudora Mustered out 1 Mar 1865 BRECKHEISSEN, William (See BRECHEISEN, William) 3 Jun 1861 BRENNIMAN, Levi W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Promoted Corporal 3 Jun 1861; mustered out with regiment 16 Jun 1864 3 Jun 1861 BRENNIMAN, Levi W., Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 22, b. PA. Reduced 24 Apr 1862; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO BREUNIRMAN, L.W. (See BRENNIMAN, Levi W.) 1 Nov 1862 BRIGGS, Adam 1st, pvt. 2nd Light Artillery Black Jack Discharged 28 Mar 1863 by order of Gen. BLUNT 1 Nov 1862 BRIGGS, Adam 2nd, pvt. 2nd Light Artillery Black Jack Deserted at Ft. Scott 1 Mar 1863 10 Sep 1862 BRIGGS, George, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. H Lawrence Assigned to Co. L, 18 Mar 1865 10 Sep 1862 BRIGGS, George, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. L Lawrence Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Fort Gibson, C.N. (OK) 15 Nov 1861 BRISCOL, Joseph, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 26, b. IL. Died Milldale, MS, 10 Apr 1862 BROCKELS, William (See BROCKLESBY, William) BROCKLESBY, William, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Age 29, b. OH. Promoted Corporal 24 Apr 1862 BROCKLESBY, William, Corp. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 3 Jun 1861 Discharged 5 Jul 1863 to accept promotion in 8th LA Colored Volunteers BRONSON, Ira D., Drum Maj. 2nd Infantry, Staff Lawrence 14 May 1861 Age 25. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 BROOKE, George D., 1st Lt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence 24 Jul 1861 Age 41, b. PA. Promoted Captain 12 Jun 1863. Residence Kansas City, MO 1865 BROOKE, George D., capt. 10th Infantry, Co. C Lawrence Age 41, b. PA. Assigned to New Co. C. Residence Kansas City, MO 1865 BROOKE, George D., Capt. 10th Infantry, New Co C Kansas City, MO Mustered out 16 Jun 1865 20 Jun 1861 1 Mar 1862 1 Mar 1862 1 Mar 1862 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 13 Aug 1863 13 Aug 1863 15 Nov 1861 3 Jun 1861 3 Jun 1861 20 Jun 1861 24 Jul 1861 12 Jun 1863 12 Jun 1863 �~ (J) 'tI ..... 0 :J (J) (J) ...'1 -.;: 0 ..... :><: ...-.;: .:c: 0 !\) eo I\) NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT 14 May 1861 BROOKS, Albert G. , pvt. Lawrence 2nd Infantry, Co. D Age 21. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861 BROOKS, George D. (See BROOKE, George D.) BROOKS, James, 1st Lt . Clinton 6th Cavalry, Co. M Age 26. Mustered out 18 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR 31 Mar 1864 BROWN, Charles W., pvt. Clinton 9th Cavalry, Co. M Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR BROWN, Elisha, 2nd Lt. Prairie City 21st Regiment, Co. H 13 Aug 1861 BROWN, Isaac, pvt. Marion 10th Infantry, Co. E ' Mustered out with regiment 18 Aug 1864 1 Nov 1861 ./ BROWN, John T., pvt. Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. D Age 43, b. England. Discharged for disability 10 Sep 1862, Ft. Leavenworth, KS 21 Jul 1863 BROWN, R. , Musician Douglas Co. 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. TN BROWN, William W., pvt. 22 Sep 1863 Big Springs 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. IN BROWNLEE, Addison M., pvt. 23 Aug 1862 Baldwin City 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Assigned to new Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 BROWNLEE, Addison M. , pvt. 23 Aug 1862 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Baldwin City Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) BROWNLEE, William C., pvt. 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. E Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 BROWNLEE, William C., pvt. 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 35, b. VA. Promoted Corporal; mustered out with Company 26 Sep 1865 BROWNLEE, William C., Corp. 30 Mar 1864 Lawrence 11th Cavalry, Co. M ( Reduced to ranks 15 Jul 1865 BRUNDAGE, David S., pvt. 10 Sep 1862 Willow Spr~ngs 2nd Cavalry, Co. A Discharged for disability 9 Mar 1865, Little Rock, AR BRYSIN, David (See BRYSON, David) BRYSON, Andrew J., pvt. 1 Sep 1863 Prairie City 2nd Cavalry, Co. G Assigned to New CO. D, 18 Mar 1865 BRYSON, Andrew J., pvt. 1 Sep 1862 2nd Cavalry, New Co. D Prairie City Mustered out 22 Jun 1865, Ft. Gibson, C.N. (OK) BRYSON, David, pvt. 16 Dec 1861 Douglas Co. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Age 49, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 1 Oct 1862 BRYSON, David, Corp. 16 Dec 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Promoted Sergeant 19 Aug 1864 MUSTER IN I::l 0 c IQ 20 Jun 1861 ..... III III () 0 30 Jul 1863 c :J N- 31 Mar 1864 '...-<: >:: III 5 Sep 1863 14 Feb 1862 :J 16 Jan 1862 0 ..... III III III -.;: c :J N(J) (J) '1 III .... (X) 13 Aug 1863 0\ .... ....I· 13 Aug 1863 (X) 0\ ...lJl 30 Mar 1864 0 0 :J 30 Mar 1864 N..... :J c 30 Mar 1864 10 Sep 1862 28 Jun 1864 28 Jun 1864 16 Dec 1861 16 Dec 1861 (J) Cl.. �~ CD ....'1J 0 :::s CD CD ..."1 ..;: 0 ..... :>< ..;: ... :c: 0 I\) co w 16 Dec 1861 BRYSON, David, Sgt. 16 Dec 1861 9th Cavalry, Co. A Assigned to New Co. A 16 Dec 1861 BRYSON, David, Sgt. 16 Dec 1861 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Died of chronic diarrhea, Jefferson Barracks, MO, 23 Dec 1864 24 Jul 1861 BUCHANAN, Washington J., pvt. 24 Jul 1861 Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. C Promoted 2nd Lieutenant 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 BUCHANAN, Wash. J. , 2nd Lt. 6 Aug 1861 Lawrence 9th Cavalry, Co. C Age 28, b. PA. Resigned 12 Apr 1862 1 Jun 1861 BUCHECKER, Thomas F., pvt. 25 May 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 24, b. PA. Promoted Corporal 1 Jun 1862 1 Jun 1861 BUCHECKER, Thomas F., Corp. 25 May 1861 Lawrence 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 24, b. PA. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 BUCK, Willace B. (See BUCK, Willis P.) BUCK, William P. (See BUCK, Willis P.) 21 Sep 1863 BUCK, Willis P., pvt. 21 Aug 1863 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack Age 18, b. IN. Assigned to New Co. D 21 Sep 1863 BUCK, Willis P., pvt. 21 Aug 1863 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR BUCKEKER, Thomas F. (See BUCHECKER, Thomas F.) 12 Feb 1862 15 Aug 1861 BUHRLE, David, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Big Springs Residence Big Stranger 1865 Age 32, b. Germany. Killed in action 2 Jul 1863, Cabin Creek, C.N •. 30 Aug 1862 BURDEN, John W., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 4 Sep 1862 BURDEN, Thomas M., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence BURDELL, Lot, pvt. 3 Aug 1863 Lawrence 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 18, b. OH BURGOONM, David (See BERGOON, David) BURGOON, William, pvt. 10th Infantry, Co. H Douglas Co. 7 Aug 1 8 6 1 4 Mar 1862 Age 19, b. OH. Veteran, re-enlisted 1 Jan 1864. Assigned to New Co. A. Residence Humboldt 1865 BURGOON, William, pvt. 10th Infantry, New Co A Humboldt 1 Jan 1864 22 Feb 1864 Mustered out with regiment 20 Aug 1865 14 May 1861 BURK, Edwin, pvt. 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 19 BURNS, Henry, pvt. 29 Dec 1863 16th Cavalry, Co. D Lawrence Age 20, b. Ireland BURROW, Jackson, pvt. 16 Nov 1864 Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. G Age 27, b. IA BUSBY, Isaac R., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. D Lawrence 8 Jun 1861 Age 25, b. NY. Veteran, re-enlisted 21 Mar. 1864. Residence Leavenworth 1865. Tranmsferred to Veteran Battalion, Co. D Q o :::s ....:::s ("t s::: CD Q.. �~ (I) ....'tI g (I) (I) . !oj -.:: o N ~ .o NAME, RANK REMARKS REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 21 Mar 1864 29 Mar 1864 BUSBY, Isaac R., pvt. 1st Infantry, New Co. D Leavenworth Mustered out 30 Aug 1865, Little Rock, AR 2 Dec 1861 16 Jan 1862 BUSHNELL, Wellington, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Age 23, b. OH. Discharged for disability 25 Nov 1863, Ft. Scott, KS 31 Aug 1864 16 Sep 1864 BUTLER, Ira, T.M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence Transferred to Co. F, 24 Sep 1864 31 Aug 1864 31 Aug 1864 BUTLER, Ira T.M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. F Lawrence Mustered out with Co. 31 Aug 1865 25 Apr 1862 13 Aug 1863 BUTLER, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence Assigned to New Co. C, 18 Mar 1865 25 Apr 1862 13 Aug 1863 BUTLER, William, pvt. 2nd Cavalry, New Co. C Lawrence Mustered out 27 Apr 1865, Little Rock, AR BUTT, E1am, pvt. 4 Feb 1864 Baldwin City 16th Cavalry, Co. I Age 16, b. IN 9 Apr 1862 10 Jun 1863 BYERLY, John, pvt. 5th Cavalry, Co. I Franklin Age 25, b. TN. Mustered out 8 Apr 1865 3 Sep 1862 CABLE, William H., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence CALDWELL, Justin A. (See CARDWELL, Justin A.) 14 Nov 1861 14 Nov 1861 CALLAHAN, James Jr., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 23, b. Ireland. Deserted, Memphis, TN, 18 Jan 1863 14 Nov 1861 14 Nov 1861 CALLAHAN, James Sr., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 43, b. Ireland. Deserted, Memphis, TN, 18 Jan 1863 1 Sep 1863 CALLAN, Patrick, pvt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City Age 35. Promoted Sergeant 1 Sep 1863 CALLAN, Patrick, Sgt. 15th Cavalry, Co. L Prairie City Age 35 CAMERON, Archibald, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 25 May 1861 1 Jun 1861 Age 25, b. Nova Scotia. Discharged for disability 8 Mar 1862, st. Louis, MO; wounded in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO CAMP, George W., pvt. Pleasant Grove 12 Jan 1864 25 Jan 1864 11th Cavalry, Co. K Bridge, Dakota Territory. Residence Leavenworth 1865 Age 18, b. IL. Killed in action 26 Jul 1865, Platte CAMPBELL, R.E. (See CAMPBELL, Robert C.) CAMPBELL, Robert C., pvt. 10 Sep 1863 15th Cavalry, Co. D Big Springs Age 27, b. IN. Promoted Sergeant 10 Sep 1863 CAMPBELL, Robert C., Sgt. Big Springs 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 27, b. IN 16 Sep 1863 CAMPBELL, William R., pvt. Big Springs 15th Cavalry, Co. D Age 32 tJ o s::: IQ N III III () o s::: ::J rt . "<: >:: III ::J III III III -.:: o N s::: ::J rt (I) (I) !oj III C) o ::J ....::J rt s::: (I) Q. �~ o <Xl 111 5 Sep 1862 CANE, John P., pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. E Lawrence 23 Jul 1863 20 May 1863 CAPPS, John, pvt. 6th Cavalry, Co. M Lawrence Age 20. Mustered out 18 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR. Residence Wyandotte 1864 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 CARDNELL, George W., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Lawrence Age 21, b. IN. Killed in action 10 Aug 1861, Wilson's Creek, MO CARDWELL, George W. (See CARDNELL, George W.) 1 Jun 1861 25 May 1861 Lawrence CARDWELL, Justin A., pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 24, b. MA. Mustered out with regiment 17 Jun 1864 CARNGHAM, Arch'd (See CARNIGHAN, Archibald) CARNIGHAN, Archibald, pvt. 7th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence 11 Nov 1861 11 Nov 1861 Age 23, b. OH. Discharged for disability 18 Mar 1863, Kansas City, MO, on account of wounds received in action, Blue Springs, MO 13 Nov 1861 13 Nov 1861 CARPENTER, James L., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Douglas Co. Age 18, b. MO. Mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 8 Oct 1863 20 Sep 1863 CARROL, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. D Black Jack Age 27, b. OH. Assigned to New Co. D 8 Oct 1863 20 Sep 1863 CARROL, William, pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Promoted Corporal 22 Mar 1865 8 Oct 1863 20 Sep 1863 CARROL, William, Corp. 9th Cavalry, New Co. D Black Jack Mustered out 17 Jul 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR 19 Aug 1862 Baldwin City CARSON, Albert, pvt. 12th Infantry, Co. D Age 18, b. IN 30 Jun 1863 14 Apr 1862 Prairie City CARVER, Nathan G., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Age 20, b. NY. Promoted Corporal 25 Sep 1864 30 Jun 1863 14 Jul 1862 Prairie City CARVER, Nathan G., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Assigned to New Co. A 30 Jun 1863 5 May 1862 CARVER, Nathan G., pvt. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Prairie City Promoted Corporal 16 Jan 1865 30 Jun 1863 14 Jul 1862 CARVER, Nathan G., Corp. 9th Cavalry, New Co. A Prairie City Mustered out 24 Jun 1865 1 Jun 1861 Lawrence 25 May 1861 CASEY, Hugh, pvt. 1st Infantry, Co. F Age 22, b. SC. Deserted near Little York, MO, 27 Jul 1861. Residence Wyandot 1864 21 Mar 1864 Lawrence 21 Mar 1864 CATT, Alfred E., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Age 18, b. IN. Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865. Residence Grasshopper 1865 CAUGHLIN, John (See COUGHLIN, John) 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 CAUSDELL, Argent, pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. C Lawrence Age 24. Promoted Corporal; mustered out 21 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS 24 Jul 1861 24 Jul 1861 CAUSDELL, Argent, Corp. 9th Cav.alry, Co. C Prairie City Reduced to ranks Q o !:3 rt ..... !:3 s:: (\) Q., �NAME, RANK REMARKS ~ o REGIMENT, CO. RESIDENCE ENLISTMENT MUSTER IN 7 Oct 1861 CAVANESS, Nathan C., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Baldwin City 5 Oct 1861 Age 51, b. NC. Transferred to Co. B, 1 Nov 1861 7 Oct 1861 CAVANESS, Nathan C., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. B Douglas Co. 7 Oct 1861 Age 51; b. NC. Transferred to Co. G, 8th Kansas Volunteers, 1 Dec 1861 CAVANESS, Nathan C., pvt. 8th Infantry, Co. G 7 Oct 1861 7 Oct 1861 Discharged for disability 26 Mar 1863, Leavenworth, KS CAVANESS, W.M. (See CAVANESS, Nathan C.) CAVENES, William B. (See CAVANESS, Nathan C.) CAWER, W.L., pvt. 17th Infantry, Co. F Lawrence 14 Jul 1864 Age 24, b. NY CAWNESS, N.C. (See CAVANESS, Nathan C.) 3 Mar 1862 CAYLOR, George W., pvt. 6th Cavalry, Co. H Baldwin City 20 Jan 1862 Mustered out 18 Mar 1865, De Vall's Bluff, AR CHADWICK, Charles, Col. Governor's Staff Appointed Assistant Quartermaster General 13 Mar 1862 CHADWICK, Charles, Brig. Gen. Governor's Staff Appointed Quartermaster General 20 Mar 1862 CHADWICK, Charles, Brig. Gen. Governor's Staff Appointed Adjutant General 22 Mar 1862. Resigned 26 Feb 1863 CHADWICK, Charles, Maj. Maj. Gen.'s Staff Lawrence 13 May 1864 CHANDLER, Abraham, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lecompton 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Transferred to Co. M, 18 Apr 1864 CHANDLER, Abraham, pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. M Lecompton 31 Mar 1864 31 Mar 1864 Age 32, b. KY. Discharged for disability 14 Dec 1864, Paola, KS. Residence Lawrence 1864 CHAPELL, David M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. E Lawrence 2 Aug 1864 13 Aug 1864 Transferred to Co. I, 24 Sep 1864 CHAPELL, David M., pvt. 11th Cavalry, Co. I Lawrence 2 Aug 1864 13 Aug 1864 Mustered out with company 26 Sep 1865; wounded in action, 21 Oct 1864, Little Blue, MO CHAPMAN, William B., pvt. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington 23 Sep 1861 28 Sep 1861 Age 21, b. OH. Promoted corporal 28 Sep 1861; mustered out 19 Nov 1864, Leavenworth, KS CHAPMAN, William B., Corp. 9th Cavalry, Co. A Bloomington 23 Sep 1861 23 Sep 1861 Reduced to ranks 1 Jan 1863 CHATFIELD, William E., pvt. 14 May 1861 20 Jun 1861 2nd Infantry, Co. D Lawrence Age 25. Mustered out with regiment 31 Oct 1861. Residence Burlingame 1865 CHENOWORTH, A.W., Surgeon 19 Feb 1864 14th Cavalry, Staff Lecompton Age 29 To be continued •.• Q o :J rt ..... :J s:: CD Q. �ROSTER OF THE VETERANS OF FIFTY SIX This roster, titled 75th Anniversary - October 10, 1929, is part of the Kansas Collection at the Spencer Research Library at the University of Kansas. Copied and submitted by Judy Sweets. NAME, ADDRESS (YEAR CAME TO KS) PARENTS (CAME TO KS, FROM WHERE) Geo. C. BRUNE (1866) 912 R.I., Lawrence, KS Mary Sugrue CHAMBERS (1882) 606 s. Windson Blvd., Los Ang. Geo. ELLIS (1861) 612 Western Ave., Topeka Theo FARIS (1859) Colo. springs Park HETZEL (1870) 720 Conn., Lawrence Eva Saunders HETZEL (1870) 720 Conn., Lawrence Geo. A. HIBBARD (1865) Medicine Lodge James R. HOLMES (1868) 637 Tenn., Lawrence Love11a Trussell HOLMES (1883) 637 Tenn., Lawrence Chas. Henry HOYT (1854) 1002 Mo. st., Lawrence Josephine Raymont HOYT (1865) Lawrence Nelson T.? JOY (1868) 1334 Pa. St., Lawrence Dr. A.R. KENNEDY (1876) 117 Park Abigail McKinney KING (1881) 1036 R.I. st., Lawrence, KS Mary Badsky LAMB (1878) 825 Conn., Lawrence Delbert A. MARSHALL (1882) 1019 Pa., Lawrence William MASON (1866) 531 Lyon st., Lawrence, KS David R. McKINNEY (1851) Baldwin, KS Mary Johnson McKINNEY (1856) Baldwin, KS James Kansas MORGAN (1858) Vinland Wm. D. MUNROE (1858) Oskaloosa Florence Fairholm MUNROE (1859) Oskaloosa Tom H. MURPHY (1857) Overbrook, KS John H. The Pione'9r, Vol. XV, NO. 2 (1866, MO), Williemina John SUGRUE (1852, IN), Bridget Meridith ELLIS (1861, MO), Jane Sam D. (1859, OH), Sarah P. Oliver HETZELL (1870, IL), Hazeltine Henry SAUNDERS (1854, MA), Elizabeth Bolivar A. (1858, IN), Louisa (1857) William TRUSSELL (1883, WV), Lydia Stephen JOY (OH), Hester (MO.) L.J. (1855, OH), Amanda K. (IN) David McKINNEY (1851), Mary (1856) John BADSKY (1866, IN), Elizabeth (NJ) John MARSHALL (1882, IL), Sarah Wm. McKINNEY (1851 KY), Nancy Oliver JOHNSON (1856, OH), Mary Josiah MORGAN (1858, IL), Mary Ann James (1857), Mary Ann (1858, OH) Wm. FAIRHOLM (1859, OH), Rose 87 �Roster Of The Veterans Of Fifty Six, continued NAME, ADDRESS (YEAR CAME TO KS) PARENTS (CAME TO KS, FROM WHERE) Marie Brechtelsbauer PARPERT? (1861) 3190 Postis? Pl., St. Louis Laltrrop? Buikley READ (1873) 445 Tenn. Wm. H. SEARS (1859) 944 Ky. St., Lawrence, KS May Hoyt SERTIN (1874) R.R. L, Lawrence J. (or I.) M. SMITH (1873) 717 N. 6th st., Lawrence, KS Ida M. SWADLEY (1869) 2145 R.I. st., Lawrence Mary Coleman TOPPING (1854) 1246 H. St., Lawrence, KS Ella Brecht1esbauer WIEMAN (1861) 716 R.I. st., Lawrence Blanch? Mays WILEY (1864) 830 Ky. St., Lawrence Joseph BRECHTELBAUER (1861, MA), Betty Fred READ (1856, WI), Amelia (NY) Chas. M. SEARS (1859, IA), Mary A. Chas., Josephine A.B. WADE (1854, MO), Nancy E.A. COLEMAN (1854, MA), Mary Joseph BRECHTEL BAUER (1861, MA), Betty Wm. MAYS (1857, VT), Emily CIVIL WAR DIRECTORY TO BE OFFERED ON COlfPUTER Once of our members spotted an article in the Cappers, Vol. 113, No. 18, 27 Aug 1991, which stated the following: "A computerized directory of Civil War troops will be available to visitors at 28 national battlefields within a few years. The directory will contain about 3 1/2 million names. "The National Park Service will offer prototypes at Shiloh and Antietam in 1992. Visitors who enter the name and state of a veteran will gain onscreen access to his military records." ANNA SHIm IRVIN CORRECTION AND OTHER INTERESTING NOTES We gratefully received this letter from Mrs. Virginia V. (John M.) Irvin of Monroe, Wisconsin. " ••. the Summer 1991, Vol. XIV, No.4 issue (of The Pioneer) and noticed on page 181 at the bottom an extract from the paper written by Anna Smith IRVIN (not IRWIN). She was my husband's grandmother and wrote that paper when visiting her son Elmer IRVIN in western Kansas. Anna IRVIN was the daughter of Thomas Burr SMITH who came to Douglas County in the 1850s from Connecticut and his wife Sarah Ann GREENWOOD who came to Kansas with her mother, stepfather, and half siblings. Also a sister who is buried in that cemetery on Blue Mound. The Aunt Emma KILWORTH the teacher at the Blue Mound Colored School was Sarah Ann GREENWOOD's younger half sister Emma WHALEY born 1848/9 in either England or New York. She became Mrs. Jacob KILWORTH (not Mrs. JACOBS) and died in 1900. Jacob did not die until 1923. They lived in a very large house in Lawrence .•• "On page 180 where you listed Blue Mound School students, Rena KNIGHTEN is listed in both years. She later worked as a hired girl for great grandmother Jane MOORE IRVIN and subsequently married the youngest son Edmund R. IRVIN. They farmed in Cloud County, Alabama, then moved to Perkins, Oklahoma, and Ed died in 1928 in Casa Grande, Arizona. They had one son Maurice IRVIN, born Steele's Depot, Alabama, who died in Perkins, Oklahoma •.• Ed is buried there and is Rena." The Pioneer, Vol. XV, NO.2 88 �BrrRAC'.rS TROll AN ABS"rRACT LOTS 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, BLOCK 77, BALDWIN CITY, KS Charles and Emma Worley submitted an original Abstract of Title to The Pioneer. This "history" of transactions affecting the numbered lots in Block 77 of Baldwin was prepared in several phases, the first in 1887 by L.S. STEELE of Lawrence, the final one in 1943 by John C. EMICK of Lawrence. The Society is not yet certain where it will store the abstracts it has acquired, and at this point has no capacity for making them available. Instead, we will publish references, where shown, so that anyone interested can go to the original records for further information. All references are to Douglas Co., KS deeds unless otherwise noted. 1870, 15 Sep: Palmyra was laid out on west half of Section 34, Township 14, Range 20. The original Plat was destroyed by fire in the raid of 21 Aug 1863. There is now recorded in Plat Book A, p.6, a map purported to be a copy of the original. I. I I 1.; #: v. - /. '1 . /2.0 1 3 'IJ.. 'I , "u S-t. lnn, Undated. Preemption, Josiah MILLER, Judge of Douglas Co., KS in trust for town site of Palmyra, NW 1/4 and SW 1/4 Sec. 34 T14 R20. (Certified list of Preemptors on file in office of Register of Deeds, Douglas Co., KS) 1858, 26 Nov: Deed, Josiah MILLER, Probate Judge, to William D. MARTIN. Lot 10, Block 77, and others, Palmyra. (Recorded 26 Nov 1858, Book B, p.24) 1859, 15 Mar: Deed, Josiah MILLER, Judge of Probate, to Henry BARRICKLOW, J.B. ABBOTT, James BLOOD, Daniel FRYE, and A.T. STILL, Trustees Palmyra Town Site. NW 1/4 and SW 1/4 of Sec 34-14-20 for use and benefit of occupants. (Recorded 15 Mar 1859, Book B, p.218) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 89 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued 1859, 1 Sep: Warranty deed, H. BARRICKLOW, James B. ABBOTT, James BLOOD, Daniel FRYE, and A.T. STILL, Trustees, Palmyra, to Mary D. JOHNSON. For $100, (Recorded 22 Mar 1860, lots 1, 2, 3, 11, 12, Block 77, and others, Palmyra. I Book C, p.503) 1859, 7 Sep: warranty deed, W.D. MARTIN to Mary D. JOHNSON. For $50, lot 10, Block 77, Palmyra. (Recorded 22 Mar 1860, Book C, p.502) 1862, 10 Mar: Patent, United States of America by Abraham LINCOLN, President, and W.O. STODDARD, Secretary, to Josiah MILLER, Judge of Douglas Co., KS, as assignee of and in Trust for occupants of Town Site of Palmyra, on General Land Office Warrant '40914 under act of Congress 23 May 1844 for 160 acres, South West 1/4 of Section 34, Township 14, Range 20, in District of land subject t.o sale at Lecompton now Topeka, KS. (Recorded 21 Nov 1905, Book 78, p.392-3) 1883, 1 Mar: Quit Claim Deed, Oliver JOHNSON and Mary D. his wife to S.H. MITCHELL. For $100, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Palmyra. (Recorded 7 Nov 188~, Book 32, p.509) 1883, 2 Mar: Mortgage, S.H. MITCHELL and C.A. his wife to Oliver JOHNSON. Conveys Lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Palymra, to secure $1,000 in 1-2-3-4 & 5 years with 8% interest. (Recorded 13 Mar 1883, Book 4, p.434) Discharged 16 Jul 1887. (ReCorded 18 Jul 1887, Book 4, p.434) 1886, 1 Mar: Warranty deed, Samuel H. MITCHELL and Cynthia A. his wife to John H. PRICE and James M. PRICE. For $1,400, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City. Warrant no claim except 2 notes of $200 ·each to Oliver JOHNSON in 1 & 2 years. (Recorded 5 Jun 1886, Book 40, p.614) 1887, 12 Jul: Mortgage, John H. PRICE and Matilda A. his wife and James M. PRICE unmarried to Crippin Lawrence & Co., Concord, NH. Conveys lots 1, 2, 3 on Washington st. and lots 10, 11, 12, Block 77 on Maine St., comprising 1/2 block between 3rd & 4th Streets, Palmyra Addition to Baldwin, to secure $350, 5 years, interest. (Filed 14 Jul 1887, Book 17, p.379) 1887, 12 Jul: Second Mortgage, John H. PRICE and Matilda A. PRICE his wife and James A. PRICE, single, to Crippen Lawrence & Co .. Lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Palmyra Addition to City of Baldwin, to secure $52.50 in 10 semiannual installments of $5.25 each. (Recorded 14 Jul 1887, Book 17, p.382-3) Undated, acknowledged S"alina Co., KS, 6 Dec 1892: Crippen Lawrence & Co. by J.J. CRIPPEN, partner, to L.N. SNYDER. For value received, assigned mortgage. (Recorded 20 Jan 1893, Book 17, p.382) 1892, 31 Dec: Warranty deed, John H. PRICE and Matilda A. PRICE his wife and J.M. PRICE, single man, to Leonard N. SNIDER. For $400, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City. Acknowledged by J.M. PRICE 3 Jan 1893 in Garfield Co., CO. (Recorded 22 Aug 1904, Book 75, p.179) 1905, 25 Oct: Warranty deed, Leonard N. SNIDER, unmarried man, to D.B. HUNGATE. For $750, same property as above. Leonard N. SNIDER, "X" his mark, witnessed by T. HAWKINS and A.N. JARDON. (Recorded 1 Nov 1905, Book 79, p.203) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 90 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued 1908, 9 Sep: Warranty deed, D.B. HUNGATE and Therese HUNGATE to John C. TYLER. Acknow'ledged 11 Sep 1908, Gray Co., KS. For ~1,350, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12 Main street, Block 77, Palmyra, now a part of Baldwin City. (Recorded 27 Feb 1909, Book 85, p.432) 1911, 28 Dec: Warranty deed, John C. TYLER and Ella M. TYLER his wife to Louisa E. HAZEN. For $1 and exchange of property, lots 1, 2, 3, Washington St., and lots 10, 11, 12 on Main st., Block 77, Palmyra Addition, now part of Baldwin City, KS. (Recorded 14 Aug 1912, Book 86, p.539) 1912, 6 Feb: Bond, L.E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN, wife and husband, to F.E. PEEK and John ANDERSON. Conveys lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City, formerly Palmyra, to secure grantees for signing an appeal bond in the Justice Court at Rosalia in Butler Co., KS, wherein Rick (sic.) Island Lumber Co. vs. L.E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN a judgement of $147.60 was rendered against defendants. Now if the appeal shall be successful and a verdict in the District Court shall be in favor of defendants, then this bond shall be of no effect. Bond held in escrow by the Rosalia State Bank, Butler Co., KS. (ReCorded 17 Feb 1912, Book 90, p.68) 1912, 24 Aug: Mortgage, Louisa E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN, her husband, to Baldwin State Bank of Baldwin, KS. For $800, same property described above to secure payment of 72 notes for $14.45 each payable monthly, beginning 24 Sep 1912. (Recorded 27 Aug 1912, Book 49, p.514) Mortgage released as paid in full 26 Aug 1918 by Chas. E. BEEKS, V.P., and W.M. CLARK, Cashier, Baldwin State Bank. 1917, 1 Oct: Mortgage, Mrs. Louisa E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN, her husband, to Elizabeth KEIFER (or Lizzie KEIFER). For $500, conveys the same property described above, to secure payment of $500 at 8% interest. (Recorded 18 Oct 1917, Book 55, p.490) Mortgage released as paid in full, 31 Mar 1919, by Elizabeth KEIFER. Attest T.R. EVANS. 1919, 1 Apr: Mortgage, Louisa E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN (husband) to President of Board of Trustees of Kansas Yearly Meeting o~ Friends" a religious corporation. For $1,350, same propety described above and other, to secure payment three years after date. (Recorded 5 Apr 1919, Book 56, p.415) Mortgage released 8 Apr 1920 by, A. L. COX, President of the Board of Trustees of Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends. (Recorded 8 Apr 1920, Book 56, p.415) 1919, 3 Apr: Quit Claim Deed, John ANDERSON and F.E. PEEK to Louisa E. HAZEN. Acknowledged by John ANDERSON 3 Jun 1919 in Butler Co., KS, and by F.E. PEEK 23 Mar 1920 in Sumner Co., KS. For $1, release and quit claim on lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City, formerly Palmyra, as release of bond by L.E. HAZEN and Will W. HAZEN her husband to F.E. PEEK and John ANDERSON dated 6 Feb 1912. (Recorded 6 Apr 1920, Book 98, p.471) 1919, 3 Jun: Warranty deed, Louisa E. HAZEN and W.W. HAZEN, her husband, to Bowen B. COOL. For $1.00 and other valuable considerations, lots 1-2-3-10-1112 in Block 77, Baldwin City. Grantee assumes and agrees to pay $600 mortgage with 6% interest. (Recorded i7 Jul 1919, Book 103, p.223) 1922, 23 Jun: Bowen B. COOL, of lawful age, being first duly sworn, states with reference to the title to lots 1-2-3-10-11-12, Block 77, Palmyra Addition, now part of Baldwin City, KS, as follows: My post office is The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 91 �Extracts From An Abstract, continued Neodesha, KS. I am the present owner of the above described property, the grantee named in the deed from Louisa E. HAZEN and her husband, ••. in which there is mentioned a mortgage of $600.00 which I was to assume .•. There was in fact no mortgage of $600.00 on the property but the amount mentioned was a part of the mortgage of $1,350.00 ... 1922, 21 Jun: Warranty deed, Bowen B. COOL, unmarried, to Samuel C. HEMPHILL. For $1.00 and other valuable considerations, above described property. (Recorded 23 Jun 1992, Book 111, page 417) 1923, 29 Oct: Mortgage, Samuel C. HEMPHILL and Dora E. HEMPHILL, his wife, to R.E. HOSKINSON. For $800.00, conveys above described property to secure payment of said sum two years after date with 8% semi-annual interest. (Recorded 20 Oct 1923, Book 83, p.217) Mortgage released 24 Oct 1925 by R.E. HOSKINSON. Attest W.M. CLARK. (Recorded 26 Oct 1925, Book 63, p.217) 1925, 10 Oct: Mortgage, Samuel C. HEMPHILL and Dora E. HEMPHILL his wife to The State Savings and Loan Association of Topeka, KS. For $1,000, conveys above described property to secure payment of $1,000 with interest. (ReCorded 14 Oct 1925, Book 68, p.122) Mortgage released as paid in full by L. Shaterhu WEST, President-Secretary, The State. Savings & Loan Assoc., Topeka, KS, 23 Mar 1927. (Recorded 31 Mar 1927, Book 68, p.122) 1927, 28 Mar: Mortgage, Samuel C. HEMPHILL and Dora E. HEMPHILL, his wife, to The Board of Conference Claimants of the Kansas Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. For $1,200.00, convey the property described above to secure payment of the said sum, due in 5 years, with 6% interest payable semi-annually and 10% after maturity. (Recorded 31 Mar 1927, Book 67, p.570) Mortgage released for full payment 7 Dec 1939 by Conference Claimants' Fund, Inc., successors to the Board of Conference Claimants of the Kansas Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, R.E. GORDON, President. Attest, Geo. M. BOICOURT, Secretary. (Recorded 6 Jan 1940, Book 67, p.570-1) 1930, 10 Mar: 1929 taxes due: Lot 1, $5.05 and $.25 penalty; Lot 2, $1.68 and $.08 penal~y; Lot 3, $1.68 and $.08 penalty; Lot 10, $1.68 and $.08 penalty; Lot 11, $1,68 and $.08 penalty; Lot 12, $1.68 and $.08 penalty. 1930, 18 Mar: Warranty deed, Samuel C. HEMPHILL and Dora E., his wife, to Albert S. BRACKEN and Myrtle F. BRACKEN. For $.2,500.00, lots described above. (Recorded 21 Mar 1930, Book 126, p.493) 1935, 15 Oct: Warranty deed, Albert S. BRACKEN and Myrtle F., his wife, to Fred N. FLEMING. For $1.00 and other valuable considerations, gift deed from parent to child with no cash consideration involved, lots 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, Block 77, Baldwin City, KS, and lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Block 68, Baldwin City, KS. (Recorded 24 Oct 1935, Book 133, page 414) ~938, 15 May: Quit Claim Deed, Fred N. FLEMING and Inez, his wife, to The Board of Conference Claimants of the Kansas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a corporation. For $1.00 and other consideration, 16ts 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, and 12 in Block 77, Baldwin City, KS, and lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 , """ 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 in Block 68, Baldwin City, KS. Acknowledged 25 May 1938 by Fred N. FLEMING and Inez FLEMING his wife;' Norfolk Co., Province of Ontario. (Recorded 22 Nov 1939, Book 135, p.477) The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 92 �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. IRVIN, KNIGHTEN, MOORE Rena KNIGHTEN attended Blue Mound School in Douglas Co., KS and later worked as a hired girl for Jane (MOORE) IRVIN. She subsequently married .the youngest son Edmund R. IRVIN. They farmed in Cloud Co., AL, then moved to Perkins, OK. Ed d. 1928 in Casa Grande, AZ. They had one son, Maurice IRVIN, b. Steele's Depot, AL, d. Perkins, OK. Ed and Rena are buried with son in .Perkins, OK~ Rena's tombstone gives death date as 1940, but cemetery has no records, and OK His. Soc. has no newspapers for Perkins. Wh~re did Rena die? I am interested in corresponding with anyone interested in the KNIGHTEN family. Mrs. John M. IRVIN, 2109 Twentieth Ave., Monroe, WI 53566-3426. o AMEY, ROSE Would like to locate records of and descendants of a ROSE family who moved from Ontario, Canada to KS over 100 years ago. In 1880 census, Amasa and Charlotte ROSE were in Liberty Twp., Woodson Co., KS. Known children were Mabel, Orrin and Ethel. WOllld also like to hear about or from other ROSEs who went from Canada to KS or surrounding states or territories. Postage refunded. Margaret AMEY, #27 - 23580 Dewdney Trunk Rd., Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada V2X 058. CLARK, CLARKE, VAUGHN Need parents of Harriet Sophia CLARK CLARKE, born 16 Mar 1877, Douglas Co. or', Leavenworth Co., KS. Don VAUGHN, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66046. HANNAH, KINCAID, KRAFT, MACKEY, McCLANNAHAN, McCORMICK Seeking family and descendants of Samuel W. KINCAID, dentist in Ottawa, KS, son of Thomas Wilson KINCAID (b. 1833 Adams Co'., OH) and Nancy McCORMICK (b. 1832), grandson of Thomas KINCAID (b. 1801 West Union, OH, d. 1852 West Union, OH) and Elizabeth McCLANNAHAN (b. 1801 Ireland, d. 1838 OH), great-grandson of Col. John KINCAID (b. 1779 VA, d. 1834 West Union, OH) and Sarah HANNAH (b. 1779, probably Berkeley Co., wv, d. 1824 West Union, OH), and 2nd greatgrandson of Thomas KINCAID (b. 1755 PA, d. 1819 .Adams Co., OH) and Mary MACKEY (b. 1759 Chester Co., PA, d. 1824 Winchester, OH). Interested in corresponding with any descendants of this family. Christine (DAVIDSON) KRAFT, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049. The Pioneer, vol'. XV, No.2 93 �SOB RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE D.C.G.S. LIBRARY Annual Register of Women's Clubs in America. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. Big springs town plat map. Donated by Jean snedeger. Black Jack plat map 1869. No names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Burke's American Families. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Clearfield Cemetery Plat Map. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Connecticut Nutmegger, The. 138 issues donated by Dr. Thomas Gorton. Cradled to Sweden. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. Cutler Family Biography and Genealogy. Donated by Dr. R.O. Nelson. Descendants in Many Lines of James Orr and Janet McClement - California 1607. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Description of Baldwin City. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Directory of Scots Banished to American Plantations 1650-1775. Donated by Ula Davis. Douglas Co. Cemetery District map. Donated by Jean snedeger. Douglas Co. Ownership Map 198? Donated by Jean Snedeger. Douglas Co. Special Service map 198? Donated by Jean snedeger. Federal population Census 1790-1890. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. First Settlers of Albany Co., New York 1630-1800. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Franklin Co., KS Plat Book 1903. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Freeman-Palmer and Related Families. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. From Covered Wagon to Jet Plane, by Doria M. Whitaker Wilcox. Funk Mortuary Books, 1913-1916, 1919-1927. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Genealogical Notes from Settlers from Connecticut and Massachusetts. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Grover, KS plat map, 28 Aug 1886. Donated by Jean Snedeger. History of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, The. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. Huguenot Pedigrees, by Chester Last. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Hutchinson - A Prairie City in Kansas. Donated by Beverly Chapman. Index of Pioneers from Massachusetts to the West, Especially Michigan and Long Island, A. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, The. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. In The Literary World. Donated by Maxine Hougland. Mary Powell Bunker Genealogy. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Massachusetts Records, by Richard Bowen. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Michigan Census 1710-1830, Under French, British and American. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. No Two Years Alike. Donated by Lawrence Public Library. Osage Co., KS map. No names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Oxford Dictionary of Quotations, The, 2nd Edition. Palmyra town plat map 17 Oct 1872. No names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Published Archives of Pennsylvania. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Richland Cemetery Plat Map, with names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Schubert Mortuary Books, 1904-1924. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Ship Passenger Lists 1538-1825. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Sowers Cemetery Plat Map, with names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Twenty Censuses - Population a~d Housing Questions 1790-1980. Twin Mounds plat maps 26 Jul 1870. No names. Donated by Jean Snedeger. Vassalls of New England. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. Your Irish Ancestors. Donated by Kathryn Bunton. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.2 94 �INDEX TO THE PIONEER, VOL. XV, No.2 ABBOTT James B., 90 J.B., 89 ABELLA Lottie, 56 N.E., 56 ABERNATHY John J., 72 William D., 72 ADAMS Benjamin F., 72 Charles W., 72 C.H., 72 David C., 72 John, 72 John N., 72 AGNEW Francis M., 72, 73 ALBERT Cal, 56 Misty, 56 Will iam, 73 ALBERTS Wi II iam, 73 ALBIN P.O., 65 ALISON James W., 73 ALLEN Asaph, 73 Carley B., 73 Charles, 73 Charley B., 73 Elmore, 73 Jeremiah, 73 Joseph W., 73 Luther W., 73 ALLGARES Nicholas, 65 ALLI SON James W., 73 Lewis, 73, 74 AMBROSE Gove, 74 AMEY Margaret, 93 ANANNY Patrick H., 74 ANDERSON Augustin, 74 A.J., 74 Charles H., 74 Henry S., 74 ANDERSON, cont. H.L., 74 John, 91 John G., 74 Joseph L., 74 J .C., 65 Lars, 74 L.G., 74 Will iam, 74 ANENNY Patrick D., 74 ARCHIBALD Frederick W., 74, 75 ARNEL Isaac B., 75 ASHBY George W., 75 John W., 75 ASHENBRENNER Frederick, 75 ASHLEY James, 75 T.G., 75 T.V., 75 ASSMAN Justus, 75 AZARIAH B., 75 BABBITT Dale, 56 Norma, 56 BABCOCK Carmi W., 67 Horatio G., 75 BAD SKY Elizabeth, 87 John, 87 Mary, 87 BADIIELL H.E., 75 BAILEY Lawrence D., 64 BAIRD Robert H., 75 BAKER Andrew, 75 B. F., 75 Cyrus, 75 Edna, 56 James, 67 Jasper, 75 Ralph, 56 BAKER, cont. Theobold, 75 lIilliam B., 75 BALDIiIN George A., 75, 76 Henry, 76 Henry L., 66 John, 67 Lewis C., 76 Lyman B., 76 L.R., 76 lIill iam M., 76 II.H.H., 76 BALES II. T.A.H., 76 BALL Samuel, 76 BANDEMER lIilber, 56 BANKS John M., 67 BARBER John, 76 Robert J., 76 BARNES Miller II., 76 IIi ller II., 76 BARNET lIill iam C., 76 BARNETT El ias M., 76 BARR I CKLAII R., 77 BARR I CKLOII Farrington, 59 Henry, 89 H., 90 BASEMAN Henry Jr., 77 Henry Sr., 77 BASINGER Oregon F., 77 Peter W., 77 lIilliam, 77 BASSAM Deborah Alain, 56 BASSETT Isaac H., 77 Isaac N., 77 Owen A., 77 BASSINGER O.F., 77 95 BATES Houston M., 77 Leeroy, 77 BATTEY Alvin D., 77 BAUM M., 77 BAXTER Delbert, 56 Mary, 56 BAYSINGER P.W., 77 IIi II iam, 77 BEAM J.A., 65 Leroy J. , 77 BEASLEY Norma, 56 lIillis, 56 BEEHLE David, 77 BEEKS Chas. E., 91 BELL Elvin G., 77 George II., 68 Joseph, 77 BEMLEY IIi II iam II., 78 BENNET J.F., 67 BENNETT James, 78 BENTLEY Ellis E., 78 lIilliam, 78 BENTL Y Ell ice E., 78 BERG Emma, 56 BERGMENS Gusta's, 78 BERGOON David, 78 Joseph, 78 lIilliam, 78 BE RYMAN G.A., 78 BETS John S., 78 BETTS John S., 78 �BEWLEY John A., 78 BIGELOW Moses, 78 BIGGS Adam, 78 Uriah, 68 BIGHAM Robert F., 78 BILL John, 78 BLACK George M., 78 BLACKFORD John C., 79 BLACKLIDGE A.N., 59 BLANKENSHIP Francis, 79 BLANTON Napoleon B., 64 BLEMKINSHIP F., 79 BLISS Alexander F., 79 BLOOD James, 59, 89, 90 Newman, 68 BLOOMER Henry, 79 BLUNT Gen., 81 BOCK Mi ldred, 56 BOGGS Patsy, 56 BOICOURT Geo. M., 92 BOLES W.T.A.H.,79 BOND SIlas, 65 BOOTH Edward, 79 BORKER Theobald, 79 BOSSERMAN C.E., 68 BOUNDS B.F., 67 BOWEN Emery S., 79 Harvey B., 66 Sarah A., 65 W.H., 79 BOWER Wi II iam H., 79 BOWLES John, 79 BOYD Thomas B. , 79 BOYLES James, 79 BRACHOS Ferdinand, 79 BRACKEN Albert S., 92 Myrt le F., 92 BRAD BURRY B.W., 80 BRADBURY Alonzo, 79 Benjamin W., 80 BRADLEY Henry, 80 Ol iver N. , 80 BRAKE Robert E. , 80 BRAND Barbara, 56 BRANDEN James, 80 BRAND LEY Henry, 80 BRANDON James, 80 BRANDSON WIlliam, 80 BRANNAN James, 80 BRANSON Jacob, 80 Napoleon B., 80 BRANT Randolph C., 81 BRASHOS F., 81 BRATTON Joseph M., 81 BRECHEISEN William, 81 BRECHTELBAUER Betty, 88 Joseph, 88 BRECHTELSBAUER Marie, 88 BRECHTLESBAUER Ella, 88 BRECKHEISSEN Wi II iam, 81 BRENNIMAN David P., 67 , Levi W., 81 BREUNIRMAN L.W., 81 BRIGGS Adam 1st, 81 Adam 2nd, 81 George, 81 BRISCOL Joseph, 81 BRISVALDER A., 68 BROCKELS WIlliam, 81 BROCKLESBY Wi II iam, 81 BROCKWAY H.N., 64 BRONSON Ira D., 81 BROOKE George D., 81 BROOKS Albert G., 82 George D., 82 James, 82 Paul K., 59 Strange, Rev., 59 BROWN Charles W., 82 El isha, 82 George B., 67 G.H., 67 Isaac, 82 Jno. S., 59 John T., 82 Justyn, 56 R., 82 WIll i am W., 82 BROWNE O.H., 66 BROWNLEE Addison M., 82 WIll i am C., 82 BRUNDAGE David S., 82 BRUNE Geo. C., 87 John H., 87 WIlliemina,87 BRUNK Doris, 56 BRYSIN David, 82 96 BRYSON Andrew J., 82 David, 82, 83 BUCHANAN Washington J., 83 BUCHECKER Thomas F., 83 BUCK Willace B., 83 WIlliam P., 83 WIllis P., 83 BUCKEKER Thomas F., 83 BUCKLEY Jacob, 67 BUHRLE David, 83 BUNTON Kathryn, 56, 94 BURCHILL Mary, 56 BURDELL Lot, 83 , BURDEN John W., 83 Thomas M., 83 BURGOON David, 83 William, 83 BURK Edwin, 83 BURNS Henry, 83 BURROW Jackson, 83 BURSON Harrison, 65 H., 65 BUSBY Isaac R., 83, 84 BUSHNELL Wellington, 84 BUTLER IraT.M.,84 WIl l iam, 84 BUTT Elam, 84 BYERLY John, 84 CABLE Wi II i am H., 84 CAIN Donald, 56 Roberta, 56 �CALDWELL Justin A., 84 CALLAHAN James Jr., 84 James Sr., 84 CALLAN Patricl<, 84 CAMERON Archibald, 84 Hugh, 66 CAMP George W., 84 CAMPBELL Robert C., 84 R.E., 84 William R., 84 CANE John P., 85 CANTRELL Jacob, 64 CAPPS John, 85 CARDNELL George \~., 85 CARDWELL George II., 85 Justin A., 85 II.A., Rev., 59 CARNGHAM Arch'd, 85 CARNIGHAN Archibald, 85 CARPENTER James L., 85 CARROL lIill iam, 85 CARRUTH J . H., Rev., 59 CARSON Albert, 85 CARTER Henry C., 64 CARTTAR Rosalea, 56 CARVER Nathan G., 85 CASEBIER J., 65 CASEY Hugh, 85 CATT Alfred E., 85 CAUGHLIN John, 85 COOL CAUSDELL Bowen B., 91, 92 Argent, 85 COPELAND CAVANESS Jonathan, Rev., 59 Nathan C., 86 CORDELL II.M., 86 Chloetta, 56 CAVENES CORD LEY lIilliam B., 86 Richard, Rev., 59 CAWER COX II.L., 86 A.L., 91 CAIINESS CRAIG N.C., 86 II., Rev., 59 CAYLOR CRANE George II., 86 Samuel Jr., 66 CHADIIICK CRIPPEN Charles, 86 J. J., 90 CHAMBERS CROSS Mary Sugrue, 87 Phyllis, 56 CHANDLER CUMMINS Abraham, 86 Joshua, 67 CHAPELL IIi II i am, 67 David M., 86 CURTISS CHAPMAN A., 65 Beverley, 56, 94 CUTTER lIilliam B., 86 George, 68 CHATFIELD lIilliam E., 86 DAVIS CHENOIIORTH Ula, 94 A.II., 86 II. R., Rev., 59 CHOUTEAU Frederick, 66 DEAN Daniel, 64 CHRISTIAN Jan, 56 lIilliam H., 66 Virgil, 56 CHRISTMAN DEAVER II., 65 Pauline, 56 CHURCH Jeremiah, 66 DEITZLER CLARK Gen., 78 G.M., 65 DENNIS II.M., 91, 92 L.B., Rev., 59 CLARKE DICKSON Dorothy, 56 Charles, 59 Harriet Sophia Clark, 93 DOAN CLOUGH P.L., 68 Vivian, 56 DOCTOR COAN Marjorie, 56 Rebecca, 56 DOODLER COLEMAN Peter, 67 E.A., 88 DOREMUS F.M., 67 George Dustin, Mrs., 56 Mary, 88 DOIIDLE COMINGO Ernest, 56 A., 65 DOYLE CONIIAY Thomas H., 67 Martin F., 59 DRAPER IIi II iam, 59 97 DUNN Eli zabeth, 56 James M., 65 EADS Miriam, 56 EBERHART Joseph, 68 ELLIOTT Robert G., 59 ELLIS Augus tus M., 68 Geo., 87 Jane, 87 Meridith, 87 ELLISON Paris, 65 EMERY J .S., 59 Thomas, 67 EMICK John C., 89 '~EVANS James II., 59 T.R., 91 EVINGER David, 56 Marlene, 56 FAGER Joseph, 67 FAIRHOLM Florence, 87 Rose, 87 11m., 87 FARIS Charles A., 67 Sam D., 87 Sarah P., 87 Theo, 87 FARRE Sebastian, Rev., 59 FEARER Daniel, 64 FEATHERSTON IIi II iam, 66 FEESE Jerry, 56 FERRILL T. J., Rev., 59 FISH Pascal, Chief, 65 FISHER H.D., Rev., 59 �FLEMING Fred N., 92 Inez, 92 FLORY John M., 67 FORD George, 60 FOWLER P.P., 65 FRANCIS Carol, 56 George, 56 FREEMAN Marjorie, 56 FRYE Daniel, 89, 90 GABRIEL Margaret, 56 GATLIN Joyce, 56 GILBERT E.G., 67 GILCHRIST J., 68 GIMBLET Dorothy, 56 Ernest, 56 GINGERICH J .S., Rev., 60 GLASER John, 65 GLEASON Fortunatus, 60 F., 60 GLENN A.G., 67 A.W., 67 GORDON R.E., 92 GORTON Catherine, 56 Thomas, Dr., 56, 94 GREEN L. F., 64 GREENE H.M. , Rev. , 60 GREENWOOD Sarah Ann, 88 GREGG Abbie, Miss, 60 HANNAH Sarah, 93 HARTMAN L.L. , Rev., 60 HAUMANN Mary, 56. HAWKINS T., 90 HAYNES Elizabeth, 56 HAYS Samuel, 67 HAZEN Louisa E., 91, 92 Will 101., 91 HEDLEY James, 64 HELLSTROM Ray, 56 HEMPHILL Dora E., 92 Samuel C., 92 HENDRY James M., 60 HERRINGTON Nancy, 56 HETZEL Eva Saunders, 87 Park, 87 HETZELL Hazeltine, 87 Ol iver, 87 HIATT Henry, 68 HIBBARD Geo. A., 87 HIERONYMOUS S.R., 68 HOFMANN Barbara, 56 HOLMES Bol ivar A., 87 James R., 87 Louisa, 87 Lovella Trussell, 87 HOOK Pat, 56 HOOVER Mark, 56 HOPKINS Thomas, 67 HORTON James C., 60 HOSKINSON R.E., 92 HOUGLAND Maxine, 56, 94 HOYT Chas. , 88 Chas. Henry, 87 Josephine, 88 Josephine Raymont, 87 May, 88 HUELSBERGEN Helmut, 56 Ursula, 56 HUGHEY Lora, 56 HUNGATE D.B., 90, 91 Therese, 91 HUTCHINSON C.C., Rev., 60 IRVIN Anna Smith, 88 Edmund R., 88, 93 Elmer, 88 Jane Moore, 88, 93 John M., Mrs., 93 Maurice, 88, 93 Virginia, 57, 88 IRWIN Anna, 88 ISAACS Andrew J., 67 JACOBS Mrs., 88 JARDON A.N., 90 Marvin, 57 Norma, 57 JESSE William, 65 JOHNSON Aurelia, 57 G.W., 64 Mary, 87 Mary D., 90 Oliver, 87, 90 Zachariah, 67 JONES Daniel, 67 JOY Hester, 87 Nelson T.?, 87 Stephen, 87 KARCH Ol in, 57 98 KEARNEY C.E., 65 KEIFER Elizabeth, 91 KENNEDY Amanda K., 87 A.R., Dr., 87 Jackie, 57 L.J., 87 Max, 57 KENSIT Inez, 57 KEZER Daniel J., 66 KIDWELL Irma, 57 KILWORTH Emma, 88 Jacob, 88 KINCAID Elizabeth McCLANNAHAN, 93 John, 93 Mary MACKEY, 93 Nancy McCORMICK, 93 Samuel 101., 93 Sarah HANNAH, 93 Thomas, 93 Thomas Wilson, 93 William H., 64 KING Abigail McKinney, 87 KLEES Evelyn Weith, 57 KLINE Dorothea, 57 KNIGHTEN Rena, 88, 93 KNOX Bernice, 57 KOZISEK Mike, 57 KRAFT Christine Davidson, 57, 93 KRETSINGER Samuel, Rev., 60 KUNKLE Jerome, 67 LAMB Mary Badsky, 87 LANE James H., 60 �LARSON Eunice, 57 Gerald, 57 LAWSON A.J. , 57 Mary, 57 LEGATE James F. , 60 LESTER R., 68 LINCOLN Abraham, 90 LONG Fern, 57 MACKEY Mary, 93 MAJOR Thomas, 65 MARSHALL Delbert A., 87 John, 87 Sarah, 87 MARTIN David, 67 William D., 89 W.D., 90 MASON William, 87 MAYS Blanch?, 88 Emi ly, 88 101m., 88 McCARTY E.C., 65 McCLANNAHAN Elizabeth, 93 McCORMICK Nancy, 93 McDONALD Andrew, 65 A., 64 William, 67 McGEE F.P., 69 M.W., 65, 69 Patrick H., 67 Virginia, 57 McKINNEY Abigail, 87 David, 87 David R., 87 Mary, 87 Mary Johnson, 87 Nancy, 87 PARKER, cont. Sheldon, Rev., 60 PARPEET? Marie Brechtelsbauer, 88 PATTON Joseph C., 66 PAYNE Janet, 57 PEEK McKINNEY, cont. William, 67, 87 METZEKE Frederick, 65 [MEYER Ruth, 57 MICHIE C.N., 67 MILLER Josiah, 89, 90 MISENHIMER William, 65 MITCHELL Cynthia A., 90 Samuel H., 90 MOCKBEE Thomas, 65 MOORE B. F., Rev., 60 Evelyne, 57 Jane, 88, 93 Mary, 57 Sharon Kay, 57 MORGAN James Kansas, 87 Josiah, 87 Mary Ann, 87 MUNROE Florence Fairholm, 87 James, 87 Mary Ann, 87 101m. D., 87 MURPHY Tom H., 87 F .E., 91 PEMBERTON Marie, 57 PETTENFILL E.D., 64 PIERSON Richard, 64 Robert, 64 PIPER G.W., Rev., 60 PLITSCH Pauline, 57 POSTMA James, 57 POWELL Algernon F., 64 A.F., 66 PRALL Rhoda Rudd, 57 PRENTISS Thadeus, 60 PRICE James M., 90 John H., 90 Matilda A., 90 NACE R.M., 67 RADER Juanita, 57 RAMSEY N., 65 RARICK M.E., Mrs., 64 RAYMONT Josephine, 87 READ Amelia, 88 Fred, 88 Laltrrop? Buikley, 88 REDMAN George M., 69 REID Janet, 57 J.W., 65 REYNOLDS Clarkson, 60 C., Rev. , 60 NASH R.S., Rev., 60 NELSON R.O., Dr., 94 OGDEN Stephen, 60 OLSON Dorothy, 57 O'CONNELL Mary Bell, 57 PADDOCK G.W., Rev., 60 PARKER Martha, 57 Roberta, 57 ., 99 RIGGS Samuel A., 60 RILEY Wi II iam, 64 ROBINSON Charles, 60 ROSE Amasa, 93 Charlotte, 93 Ethel, 93 Mabel, 93 Orrin, 93 ROSS Robin, 57 SANDERS Elizabeth, 57 SARCOXIE Chief, 66 SAUNDERS Elizabeth, 87 Eva, 87 Henry, 87 SAYLER John, 57 SCHEER El inor Dale, 57 SCHELL Dorothy Viets, 57 SCHOFIELD W.H., Esq., 60 SCHOTT Cynthia, 57 John F., 69 SEARS Chas. M., 88 Mary A., 88 101m. H., 88 SERTIN May Hoyt, 88 SHIRE Kent, 57 SHIRLEY William, 67 SHOBERT George, 67 SHOGRIN Donna, 57 Quentin, 57 SHOOK Darius, 64 SHRIMPLIN Edith, 57 Frank, 57 �SMITH Adell Carr, 57 Anna, 88 Claude, 57 J. (or I.) M., 88 Nancy, 57 Peggy, 57 Sarah Ann Greenwood, 88 Thomas Burr, 88 Zona, 57 SNEDEGER Charles, 57 Jean, 57, 94 SNOW Francis H., Dr., 69 SNYDER Leonard N., 90 SPENCER lona, 57 SPICER Martin V.B., 69 STANTON Gov., 64 STEARNS Clarke, 67 STEELE L.S., 89 STEINBERGH T.J., 60 STEUCKEMANN C., Rev., 60 STEWART John E., 69 STILL A.T.,/89, 9'0 STINSON T.N., 65 STODDARD W.O., 90 STONEBRAKER S.A., 64 STUBBS Mahlon, 66 STULL Si lvester, 68 SUGRUE Br.idget, 87 John, 87 Mary, 87 SWADLEY Ida M., 88 TALLEY Fay, 57 TALLMAN George J., Dr., 66 TAYLOR George W., 67 Nathan, Rev., 60 TEETER David H., 66 THACHER Solon 0., 60 THOMAN A., 60 TOMPSON H.W., 65 TOPPING Mary Coleman, 88 TRUSSELL Lovella, 87 Lydia, 87 Wi II iam, 87 TUFT Marion, 57 TURBETT John, 69 TWEDDELL Gertrude, 57 TYLER Ella M., 91 John C., 91 UMBARGER G.W., 65 UPHAM W. P., Rev., 60 VANCIL Daniel, 65 VANHOESEN Edward H., 69 VAUGHAN William G., 64 VAUGHN Don, 93 Donald, 57 Wi lma, 57 VEATCH E., Rev., 60 VOPICKA Joanne, 57 WADE A.B., 88 Ida M., 88 Nancy, 88 WAGONER Jonah, 67 WAKEFIELD John A., 66 J.A., 60 WALCOTT M.H.S., Mrs., 60 WALLACE Clark, 66 John M., 66 Lewis B., 66 WALLER Thomas, 67 WATKINS Arthur, 57 Frankie, 57 WEAVER John F., 69 WEBBER Henry, 64 WEST L. Shaterhu, 92 WEYBRIGHT John C., 64 WHALEY Emma, 88 WHEELER Holland, 60 WHITE Marilyn, 57 WHITSON Carol, 57 Robert, 57 WIEMAN Ella Brechtelsbauer, 88 WILCOX Doria M. Whitaker, 94 WILEY Blanch? Mays, 88 WI LLETT Humphrey J., 67 H.W., 67 WI LLIAMS Patri ci a, 57 WINTER M.D., 64 M.S., 67 WINTON John R., 68 WOODARD R.N., 65 T.B., 65 WOODSON S.H., 65 WOODWORTH Wilber F., 60 100 WORDEN L.J., 60 WORLEY Charles, 57', 89 Emma, 57, 89 YATES Abel, 68 YOUNG Richard, 67 YOUNGER H.W., 67 ZINN G.W., 67 . :~.~.-y­ :>...;. ,.,'" .J I) , ... * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 15, No. 2: Winter 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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'-, ------..:- .:..-.-. -~-.-- ._-- . .; . . .: .". ~. �-- - fll -"- ~- Vol. XV Number 1 "dFal,l 1991 '181111 -~~- --==F?' ---- --" .--;;;as ..-. "---:rr..-.,,~" ::.,.r-....._ -- . . ~ -' Published QUarterly By: 'Douglas Countg Genealogical Societg P.o. BOX 3654 LAWRENCE, l<ANSAS 66046-0664 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE.lKANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • • • • • Vice President . • • Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . Librarian . . Genealogist . Publications. Pioneer Editor. Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 st. Andr'ews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jackie Kennedy, Rt. 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006-9716 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Justyn Brown, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Kevin Oneslager, 114 Elm, Box 263, Baldwin, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Refreshments. • Goodwill • . . • • . Ways and Means. • • Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman . • . Budget . • • • . . . . . Cemetery Book Chairman. Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Pioneer Committee . • . . Robin Ross, 509 Fireside Dr. #5, Lawrence, KS 66049 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Alta Duncan, 406 E. 10th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Carol Francis, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is h.eld to help in research. 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 and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * * * * * * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located 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. 6:0~ p.m.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m .• Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. Users must check in at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �· ....~, '. THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc.' P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XV, No. 1 Fall 1991 --------------------------------------------------~--- ----------- PAGE CONTENTS Baldwin City Death Records, August 1911 - December 1916...... 2 Society Member Carol FRANCIS Wins Award ...•••••..•••••.•..... 23 Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records - 1891 ••••••••••••••• 24 In Memorian - Goldie Vivian HOUT ..•.••••.......•..••••.•••••• 41 Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents •••••••••• 41 Some Recent Additions to the D.C.G.S. Library •••.••.•.•..•••• 42 Queries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Index of Names in Current Issue ..............•••.•..••••.•••• 45 ================================================================= NOTICE Our membership chairman has changed her address: Robin Ross 509 Fireside Dr. #5 Lawrence, KS 66049 ================================================================= THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co., Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office c~arges to us. �~ BALDiIN CITY DEATH RECORDS, AllGUST ~9~~ - DECElfBER ~9~6 (J) 'tI ..... g ~ ~ ,r, David Salsbury of the Rumsey Funeral Home rescued these death'records as they were being discarded from the safe. at Baldwin City Hall, and donated them to the Watkins Museum. The book from which the following records were taken is labeled Volume I, District No. 23B. Vivian Clough alphabetized them for us. PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH AKERS, Junior 1, M, black Single American 30 Aug 1911 14 days Baldwin Cause unknown No doctor GRIFFIN & STEWART, 1 ALDERSON, Sarah Jane 6, F, white Widow American 29 Oct 1912 78 Baldwin Acute delaton of heart E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 68 ALLDERDIRE, James H. 22, M, white Married American 6 Oct 1916 54 Rochester, Minn. Carcinoma pancreas Arch H. LOGAN Clyde STEWART, 28 ALLEN, Jonah B. 7, M, white Married American 9 Dec 1912 74 Osawatomie senile dementia J.D. VAMAYES J.H. GRIFFIN, 74 ALLEN, Lyla or Lyda J. 8, F, white Married American 8 Apr 1913 69 Ottawa Pneumonia PENNINGTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 89 ALT, Nicholous 22, M, white Married American 14 Sep 1916 56 Willow springs' Cancer of stomach W.O. NELSON Clyde STEWART, 27 AMOS, Susan Ann 18, F, white Widow American 25 Sep 1915 71 Baldwin City Paralysis F.H. BELL Clyde STEWART, 30 ARMSTRONG, Elizabeth Sarah 2, F, white Widow American 13 Jan 1912 88 Ottawa Cerebral hemorage GRIFFIN & STEWART, 21 ASHBY, Henry S. 2, M, white Married American 24 Dec 1911 56 Palmyra Bronchol pneumona W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 19 AULT, Addison 17, M, white Married American 27. Aug 1915 64 Colorado Springs Geo.A. BOYD Perferation of intestines Clyde STEWART, 24 from Tuberculosis ulceration �~ (l) ....'tI0 ::s (l) (!) .'" AUIDEFF or CUNDEFF, John 1, M, white BAILEY, Alice Maria 18, F, white American 2 Nov 1911 76 Baldwin Paralesis G.M. LISTON GRIFFIN & STEWART, 6 Married American 27 Aug 1915 52 Baldwin City Probable carcinomsis of Timdus? of stomach E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 25 Baldwin City Stone in ampulla E.L. UHL J .H •. GRIFFIN, 33 >< .;: . :c: . 0 .... III ..... Q. ....~::s ....<1rt "<: .;: 0 ..... III t:J BAILEY, Robert Welington 18, M, white Married American 10 Oct 1915 73 BAKER, Isaac L. 20, M, white Married American 17 Mar 1916 87 Lawrence Crystitis? Dr. H.L. JAMES J.H. GRIFFIN, 6 BARTON, Byron 23, M, white American 21 Nov 1916 46 Tucumcari, New Mexico Cirrhosis of liver' Dr. W. LEMING Clyde STEWART, 36 BELL, John Porter 23, M, white Married American 26 Nov' 1916 74 BENEDICT, George Rice 17, M, white Married American 26 May 1915 82 . G·.M~ LISTON Baldwin 'City chronic Brights Disease ',:~,,;clyde STEWART, 37 : .,~~."'-' . W.A. UHL Baldwin City -Clyde STEWART, - 17 Adrenal symptoms, Heart. failure pro by BENNETT, Jamie L. 14, F, white Married American 28 Jul 1914 68 Baldwin City Chronic Brights EeL. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 149 BLACK, Catherine S. 15, F, white Married American 7 Dec 1914 80 Rocky Ford, Colo. Pneumonia J.H. GRIFFIN, 167 BLACK, Mary Jane 8, F, white Married American 12 Apr 1913 60 BLACK, William M. 22, M, white Married American 4 Aug 1916 86 palmyra Aralello alaxia W.A. UHL Clyde STEWART, 23 BLACKBURN, Irene 22, F, white' Single American 2 Nov 1916 21 Tri Delta House Predence of lary'nx E.L. UHL Clyde STEWART, 31, Marion, Kans. (!) III rt ::,. :a (!) Cl 0 '" Q. til Cl 0 ::s ....::s rt w --q palmyra . Myocandetis W.A. UHL J.H • GRIFFIN, 87 c (!) Q. �~ (\) 'tJ ..... o ::s(\) (\) ...'1 NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT BRACKEN, Arletta. Permit for Burial or Removal, State of Missouri no. 48, Kansas City, Jackson Co. Age 35, female, white, cause of death Lobar pneumonia, removal to Lawrence, Kans., Undertaker Howard R. MILLER, 3015 Main, 6 Jan 1914. Date of Interment 8 Jan 1914. Buried in Vinland Cemetery • ~ o N . BROWN, R.M. Married 13 May 1916 De Queen, Ark. 21, M, white American 79 Heart failure State of Arkansas Transit permit dated 13 May 1916, De Queen, Ark. E.E. GILBERT, Embalmer J.H. GRIFFIN, 15 BUCKNER, Margaret 13, F, black Married American 28 Apr 1914 60 Lawrence Cerebral hemorrag Dr. E.D.T. PHILLIPS GRIFFIN & STEWART, 142 BURROUGH, Anna 16, F, white Widow American 28 Feb 1915 73 Palmyra Senile dibility G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 10 BUTEL, Rose 3, F, white Widow French 14 Apr 1912 83 Palmyra acute endocantita E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 36 BUTTEN, Oliver 5, M, white Widower American 10 Jun 1912 76 Omaha, Neb. Nephritis J.H. GRIFFIN, 51 CARPENTER, Lewis N. 2, M, white Married American 8 Dec 1911 44 Baldwin Misal? insufficiency W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 15 CARPENTER, Rebecca 12, F, white Widow American 11 Feb 1914 79 Baldwin Carcinomia W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 127 CHENEY, Chas. P. 2, M, white Married American 8 Feb 1912 30 Baldwin Tuberculosis H.D. HILL J.H. GRIFFIN, 22 CHENEY, Geo. H. 4, M, white Married American May 1912 54 La Crosse Pernicoeci anemia J.H. GRIFFIN, 48 CHOLLAR, Byron E. 10, M, white Married American 27 Oct 1913 73 Kansas City, MO Hemorrage of bowels Dr. Geo. L. HAMMEL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 112 CHOLLAR, Lauri Alma 1, F, white Married French 26 Sep 1911 64 Baldwin Heart trouble W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 2 o o ::s M..... ::s s::: (\) Q. �~ (J) CLARK, James 18, M, white Married American 18 Sep 1915 74 Baldwin City Dinibirs? milbtus E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 29 CLARK, Samuel L. 11, M, white American 14 Nov 1913 82 Monrovia, Calif. Apoplixy GRIFFIN & STEWART, 46 CLARY, C. S. 8, M, white Married American 7 Apr 1913 52 Willow Springs Muniegitis? F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 86 1/2 CLINE, Mary Florence 21, F, white Married American 23 Jul 1916 40 Lawrence, KS General anemia H.S. GARDNER Bur. Sutton Ceme. , 21 COOK, John L. 8, M, white Married American 2 Mar 1913 67 , Baldwin Heart disease G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN 't:I 1-0. 0 :J (J) (J) ...lot .;: 0 ..... >< .;: . 0=== .... Q COMBS, Harriet S. Married· 2 Apr 1916 Kansas City Dr. Chett .McDONALD 20, F, white American 69 Premeious anemia J.A. GRIFFIN, 9 Burial or Removal Permit, Kansas City, Jackson Co. , Missouri No. 1496, Reg. Dist. No. 399, dated 3 Apr 1916. Cause of Death Prenicious anemia, Removal to Baldwin, Kas. via R.R., Undertaker Stine & McClure Undertaking Co. , Kansas City. Date of death 4 A.M., 2 Apr 1916. U1 COUNTS, Mary A. 21, F, white Married American 14 Jul 1916 78 Baldwin City Acute gastrites G.M. LISTON Clyde STEWART, 20 COZAT, Martha 3, F, white Widow American 31 Mar 1912 59 Baldwin Heart disease J.H. GRIFFIN, 33 CRADIT, Emily Enretta 12, F, white Married American 27 Mar 1914 82 W. Baldwin Senility W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 134 CRAIG, Malinda Catherine 17, F, white Married American 8 Apr 1915 65 Palmyra Pneumonia C.E. YATES Clyde STEWART, 13 CRAVEN, Thomas 10, M, white Married Ireland 1 Sep 1913 79 Baldwin Brights disease J.B. DAVIS J.H. GRIFFIN, 103 CROSBY, Ulysses 11, M, black Married American 14 Jan 1914 22 Lawrence, Kans. Typhoid fever GRIFFIN & STEWART, 124 g rt 1-0. :J C (J) 0.. �~ (1) NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE 'tJ .... 0 ::s (1) (1) CROWLE, Alfred 21, M, white MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT Married American Dr. G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 17 ...tot ~ 0 I-< CRYSLER, Chas. Gilbert 23, M, white 7 Jun 1916 53 Baldwin City Chronic Brights 14 Nov 1916 67 G.M. LISTON Baldwin City Clyde STEWART, 34 cause unknown, fell dead in home - no one saw the end !<!: . 0 .... CUTTER, Alfred 17, M, white DAGGS, Margret M. 4, F, white III I-< Q. ....::s~ (') .... rt '<: Married American ><: ...~ t:tJ 1::1 (1) III rt ;:,::tl Married American 24 Jul 1915 78 Vinland, Ks. Sudden death-Heart failure No doctor J.H. GRIFFIN, 20 (1) 0 0 tot Q. til ... Married Disinterment J.H. GRIFFIN, 42 0 0 ::s ....::s rt DAVID1?ON, Frances 14, F, white Single American 15 Sep 1914 21 Palmyra Chronic nephritis W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 155 Married American 26 Nov 1913 80 Eudora, KS Heart failure No permit GRIFFIN & STEWART Married American 2 Apr 1912 48 Palmyra cancer C.B. MILLER J.H. GRIFFIN, 34 DIXON, Sarah A. 4, F, white Married American 27 Apr 1912 6~ Baldwin Operation for Gall stones W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 43 DWEYRE, Catherine 20, F, white Irish 3 Jan 1916 63 Palmyra La Grippe & pneumonia J.C. COSTA Wm. COUGHLLIN, sub reg DWYER, John 13, M, white Married Irish 25 Apr 1914 84 Edgerton Senile exhaustion Thos. S. GREEN Wm. COUGHLIN, 138 DWYER, John Wm. 20, M, white Irish 19 Jan 1916 41 Palmyra Labor pneumonia Thos. S. GREEN Wm. COUGHLLIN, sub reg DWYER, Katherin 12, F, white Married Irish 19 Feb 1914 82 Wellsville Senile debility Thos. S. GREEN Wm. COUGHLIN, 131 DEAY, Jame-s F. 11, M, white DEAY, Rose G. . 3, F, white c (1) Q. �~ (J) DYER, Leo 1, M, white '1l ..... 0 ::s (J) (J) DYER, Martin 13, M, white ..."1 "<:: 0 N ~ ..."<:: Married Irish 5 Jun 1914 68 Palmyra ws congestion Centropalis Senile debility F.H. BELL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 8 DYER, Thomas 20, M, white Married Irish 27 Jan 1916 66 Willow Springs Acute detalation of heart F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 145 III f.,. Q. ~ ..... () ..... E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 4 rt "< 1::1 (J) III rt :;,- ELEN or ELM, Edward 7, M, white Married American 17 Feb 1913 30 Willow Springs Tuberculosis F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 80 Married American 5 Sep 1916 63 Willow Springs Rinal? asthma W.A. UHL Clyde STEWART, 26 :tI (1) Q 0 "1 0 .... III ::s / :c?: . French 4 Nov 1911 18 da. EMERY, Mary Elizabeth 22, F, white Q. ...til Q 0 EWING, Andrew 21, M, white Single American 8 May 1916 10 mo. Kansas City, MO Spinal meningittis E.E. REED J.H. GRIFFIN, 14 ::s ....::srt s::: (J) FINNERTY or TINNERLY, John 18, M, white Married Irish 30 Sep 1915 85 Palmyra Chronic prostatitis J.C. CASTO J.H. GRIFFIN, 31 FISCHER, Henry 8, M, white Married American 19 Mar 1913 77 BaldwinPneumonia E.T. PENDLETON J.H. GRIFFIN, 83 FOILES, Jewell 8, F, white Single American 22 Feb 1913 3 days. Baldwin Failure of heart N.L. SMALL J.H. GRIFFIN, 82 FOSTER, William S. 13, M, white Married American 27 Apr 1914 81 Baldwin Cancer of face W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 139 GADDIS, Mary E. 16, F, white Married American 23 Feb 1915 67 Kansas City, KS Pneumonia W. S. WHEELER J.H. GRIFFIN, 8 GASTROCK, Infant 15, F, white 21 Oct 1914 American X Willow Springs Still birth F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 163 GEORG II , William 1, M, white German 30 Oct 1911 83 Baldwin ws Paralesis C.B. MILLER GRIFFIN & STEWART, 5 Q. �~ Q) ....'tIo ::sQ) Q) '"1 PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH GILL, William Henry 16, M, white Married American 15 Jan 1915 84 Palmyra Influenza C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 3 GILLILLAND, Jno. B. 3, M, white Widower American 3 Mar 1912 101 Palmyra Senile gangreen J.H. GRIFFIN, 29 GOSSAGE, Martha 10, F, white Married American 25 Aug 1913 73 Baldwin Chronic nephontis G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 102 GRAHAM, Catherine 7, F, white Married American 14 Feb 1915 84 Baldwin Heart disease G.M. LISTON J.H.-GRIFFIN, 79 GRIFFIN, John Edward 23, M, white Single American 4 Dec 1916 24 Baldwin City Tuberculosis W.A. UHL Clyde STEWART, 38 - .... ~ .o Q o ::s ....::sMs::: Q) co GRIFFITH, Mary C. 10, F, white Married American 26 Oct 1913 75 Palmyra_ Interslitial nephriles E.L. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 111 HACK, Martin Married 18 Apr 1913 Kansas City W.S. STEETER 8, M, white American 57 Appendecitis J .H. GRIFFIN, 90 Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri Burial or Removal Permit No. 1479, Reg. Dist. No. 399, removal to Lawrence, Kansas via Santa Fee, undertaker John J. SHEEHAN, 3106 Main, dated 19 Apr 1913, W.S. WHEELER registrar. Medical attendant Howard HILL M;D., Realto Building, date of death a.m. 19 Apr 1913, age 57. HACKETT, Louise 7, F, white Widow American 19 Feb 1913 95 Baldwin Paralysis E.R. KEITH Clyde STEWART, 81 HALFIELD, Infant 12, M, white Single American 22 Feb 1914 Baldwin Stillborn F.H. BELL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 130 HALL, Doctor F. 17, M, white Married American 6 May 1915 72- Sulphur Springs, Ark. Apoplexy J.Z. BARNETTE, registr J.H. GRIFFIN, 15 HALL, Frederick William 22, M, white Married American 9 Nov 1916 41 Baldwin City ·Chronic endocarditer and miyocarditer E.L. UHL Clyde STEWART, 32 Q. �~ (I) ~ ..... HAMILTON, Lellah Olive 19, F, white Married American 30 Nov 1915 43 0 G.M. LISTON Hayes Twp. J.H. GRIFFIN, 37 cancer of left breast, hemmorhage wasting of left chest wall ::J .(1) (I) !oj ... HANEY, Enoche George 18, M, white Single American 7 Oct 1915 78 Baldwin City Uraemic poisoning E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 32 HANSEN, Henry 14, M, white Married American 30 Jul 1914 87 Eudora Senility W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 150 ~ >< ~ ... HARPSTER, Fred 9, M, white Married American " 4 Aug 1913 73 Baldwin Fatty heart G.M. LISTON , 98 1/2 ~ . 0 ..... 1 Nov 1913 39 Ottawa Chronic nephutes GRIFFIN & STEWART, 114 III ~ Q. ~ ..... ::J () ..... rt '"<:0 ~ 0 In (I) III rt ::J.o ~ (I) 0 0 !oj Q. . In HARRIS, Emma F. 11, F, white HAWKINS, Mary J. 2, F, white Married American 18 Dec 1911 58 Baldwin Cause unknown G.M. LISTON GRIFFIN & STEWART, 17 HAYNES, Addie 10, F, white Married American 21 Oct 1913 53 Palmyra Nephutis uraemia E.L. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 109 HEFFNER, Katherine 6, F, white Widow German 19 Oct 1912 79 Marion Cancer of stomach F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 65 HElM, Chas. 6, M, white Married German 21 Oct 1912 44 Willow Springs Cancer of stomach E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 66 HElM, Infant 13, F, white Single German 12 Jun 1914 X Willow Springs Still born F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 146 HERTZOG, Infant of M. J? 4, M, white Single American 18 May 1912 Baldwin Cause unknown G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 46 HERTZOG, Lillian N. 4, F, white Married American 21 May 1912 23 Baldwin Eclampsia G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 47 HEY, Wm. Frances 20, M, white American 13 Jan 1916 1 Palmyra Influenza Thos. S. GREEN Wm. COUGHLLIN, sub reg 0 0 ::J rt ..... ::J s:: (I) Q. �~ Q) 'tl .... 0 :J Q) Q) lot NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH HILL, Harvey D. 7, M, white Widower American ... -0::: 0 ..... :>( ...-0::: ~ 8 Feb 1913 73 Baldwin City Mitral dusias of heart PHYSICIAN . UNDERTAKER, PERMIT G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 80 ..... Q. ~ ....::;, n .... rt '<: HILL, John L. 12, M, white W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 126 Married American 5 Feb 1914 67 Baldwin Gangreen of glands HILL, Lyda S. 4, F, white Married American 23 Apr 1912 73 Baldwin Heart failure W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 41 HILL, Samantha M. 13, F, white Married American 12 Jul 1914 67 Kansas City Cancer of heart W.S. WHEELER J.H. GRIFFIN, 148 tJ Q) III rt ::,~ Q) Q 0 lot 0 ..... b:J III Q. ...III Q 0 HINDMAN, Lorenzo Willis 14, M, white Married American 3 Oct 1914 73 Le Loup Acute heart dilatum E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 159 :J ....rt::;, c: Q) Q. ..... HOBBS, Infant 5, F, white Single American 4 Aug 1912 10 ds. Baldwin Heart failure W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 56 HOLCUM, Anna M. 21, F, white Married American 10 Jun 1916 29 Girard, Kans. Acute nephrites S.B. HEWITT J.H. GRIFFIN, 18 HOMLL, Nathan 2, M, white Married American 13 Dec 1911 59 Baldwin Uremae. H.D. HILL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 16 HOOVER, Harman Jacob 22, M, white Married American 24 Aug 1916 52 Baldwin City Tuberculosis W.A. UHL Clyde STEWART, 25 HOSKINSON, Nancy 16, F, white Married American 1 Feb 1915 88 Vinland Old age C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 5 HUFF, Mary E. 6, F, white Married American 17 Oct 1912 71 Baldwin Asthma & urinic poison H.D. HILL J.H. GRIFFIN, 64 HUMBERT, Henry C. 7, M, white Widower American 4 Jan 1913 75 Kansas City Senilty A.M. WILSON J.H. GRIFFIN, 77 0 �~ Cl) '" ::s 1-0. 0 Cl) Cl) ,lot ~ 0 t--. >< ,~ !C:: . HUTCHER or HUTCHES, David 15, M, white Married American 4 Oct 1914 80 Vinland Acute heart failure C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 162 III t--. Q. Ie! 1-0. ILIFF, A.B. 12, M, white 19 Feb 1914 ::s Rochester, Minn. GRIFFIN & STEWART, 129 American () 1-0. rt "< ILIFF, Joseph 13, M, white Married American 2 Jun 1914 86 Vinland' Apoplexy W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 144 INGLE, Ulysses 15, M, white Single American 1 Nov 1914 1 Willow Springs Cholera infantum W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 164 IRVIN, Ralph J. 6, M, white Single American 21 Sep 1912 25 Baldwin Tuberculosis W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 61 tI Cl) III rt :::r ::a Cl) 0 0 lot 0 .... ta Q. [I] 0 0 IVES, Charles Purdy 10, M, white Married American 29 Oct 1913 73 Baldwin Angina pectoris G.M. LISTON GRIFFIN & STEWARD, 113 JAMESON, Infant 20, F, white X American 31 Apr 1916 4 hrs. Vinland Premature birth C.E. YATES G.E. JAMESON (father), 8 JARDON, Agustus M. 12, M, white Married American 18 Apr 1914 59 Baldwin Hemorrage resulting in paralysis G.M. LISTON GRIFFIN & STEWART, 136 JARDON, Elsie 6, F, white Widow Swiss 26 Sep 1912 83 Palmyra Cerebral hemorage W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 63 JILLSON, James R. 23, M, white ~arried American 27 Dec 1916 33 Springfield, MO Burn G.B. SIMON Clyde STEWART, 40 JOHANING, Amelia 4, F, white Married German 23 Apr 1912 62 Willow Springs Cancer E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 40 JOHNS, Adra H. 8, F, white Divorced 2 Apr 1913 36 Baldwin Uraenia G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 86 ::s rt 1-0. ::s I: Cl) ~ ~ ~American Q. �PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT b:J NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH JOHNSON, Mary Jane 16, F, white Married American 22 Jan 1915 86 G.M. LISTON Baldwin Chronic intestinal nephitis J .H. GRIFFIN, 4 o ..... JONES, Mary Jane 22, F, white Married American 11 Nov 1916 51 Dixon Hospital Carcinoma of pancreas E.L. UHL Clyde STEWART, 33 0 , JONES, Thos. 17, M', white Single' American 26 May 1915 59 Vinland Suicide No doctor Clyde STEWART, 16 :tI JUDD, Hazel 19, F, white Palmyra Decomposition E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 39 ,til German 8 Dec 1915 4 mo. KALB, Abraham 16, M, white Married American 1 Mar 1915 Le Loup Hemmorage E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 11 III ..... Q. ~ ....:::s ....C't C) "<: ~ CD III C't ~ ~ .o CD 0 0 11 71 KENNEDY, Byard Taylor 20, M, white Single American 17 Jan 1916 58 Vinland, Kans. Tuberculosis of lungs C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 2 KERNS, E.Y. 11, M, white American 22 Nov 1913 56 Onray, Colorado Apoplixy GRIFFIN KIDDER, Marian Johnson 23, F, white Widow American 6 Dec 1916 81 Baldwin City Apoplexy F.H. BELL Clyde STEWART, 39 KIRCHNER, Henry 4, M, white Married German 18 Apr 1912 84 Willow Springs Cancer F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 38 & STEWART, 117 KIRKPATRICK, Martha J. 11 Sep 1915 Sulphur Springs, Ark. J.Z. BARNETT 18, F, white American 88 Fracture of head J.H. GRIFFIN, 27 Arkansas Transit Permit No. 30, dated 13 Sep 1915, Registration Dist. No. 3052, Sulphur Springs. Date of death 11 Sep 1915, cause of death fracture of head of femer right. KRING, Fannie A. 14, F, white Married American 25 Sep 1914 45 Willow Springs Sephis pyaemia F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 157 Q. 0 0 :::s ....:::s C't c· CD Q. �,' .. ... ~.:~ ~ ~., ~ (I) KRING, James Milton 20, M, white '1:J Married American 18 Mar 1916 57 f.<. 0 Willow Springs Found dead in bed - heart trouble E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 7 ,'1 LAIR, Edward E. 7, M, white American 25 Jan 1913 51 Manhattan, KS Paresis C.R. HEPLER J.H. GRIFFIN, 79 LAKE, Mary· 1, F, white Widow American ·16 Nov 1911 79 Long Beach, Cal. Old age Shipped in GRIFFIN & STEWART, 11 ~ , LANDON, Mana 5, F, white Single American 15 Jun 1912 82 Palmyra Asthma C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 52 ~ . .... ...... w Q, ~ () f.<. rt '<: I:J "-<:: 0 ..... ::s "-<:: 0 ..... III f.<. ::s (I) (I) txI LANNING, Mrms? E. 5, M, white Single. LEACH, Sarah Tate 17, F, white LEDERER, Jno. 3, M, white (l) III rt ~ ::a (l) 0 0 '1 Q, ...til May 1912 81 Clarinda, Iowa Exhaustion J.H. GRIFFIN, 49 Married American 20 Jul 1915 73 Baldwin City Paralysis G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 19 Married German 5 Feb 1912 46 Palmyra Dis. brain J.H. GRIFFIN, 28 LEUF, Infant of J.L. 1, M, white American 2 Oct 1911 1 mo. Baldwin ws Cholera infantum F.H. BELL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 3 LEWIS, Albert Overton 13, M, white Married American 30 Apr 1914 79 Arkansas City Labor pneumonia Not specified GRIFFIN & STEWART, 141. LONGWOOD, Mariah 11, F, white Married American 7 Dec 1913 88 Waverly, KS Old age GRIFFIN & STEWART, 121 LYNCH, Infant of Wm. & Mrs. 19, F, white 2 Nov 1915 American Willow Springs Stillborn F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 38 MALLETT,' Lillian 5, F, white Married American 13 Sep 1912 46 Baldwin Cancer E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN MARKHAM-, Sarah Wirt 17, F, white Widow American 19 Apr 1915 79 Baldwin Uraemia W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 14 0 0 ::s rt f.<. ::s s::: (l) Q, �~ (I) 'tJ ..... 0 ::s(I) (I) t-t ~ 0 ...... :>< ...~ ~ NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH CAUSE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE McCLURE, Caroline 20, F, white Married American 5 Jan 1916 83 Guthrie, Okla. Enteritis McCLURE, Jno. L. 3, M, white Married ·American Feb 1912 Granite, Okla. Senility McCOMBS, Samuel 21, M, white Married American 15 Apr 1916 76 0 '- I-' "'" PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT L.A. HALM J.H. GRIFFIN, 1 txl III ...... Q. ~ ..... ::s () ..... rt "< t:I (I) J.H. GRIFFIN, 26 III rt ::,. Baldwin City Carcinoma of tundus of stomach E.L. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 11 Baldwin City Stillborn G.M. LISTON C.J. FISCHER, 152 ::a (I) C'l 0 t-t Q. III ... McCULLOCH, Infant 14, . , white American McNARIE, Rosa 14, F, white Married Swede 5 Oct 1914 44 Palmyra Twp. General tuberculosis G.M. LISTON· J.H. GRIFFIN, 160 McPHEETERS, Alice 10, F, white Married American .6 Sep 1913 52 Baldwin Cronic Interestial A.L. PICKERELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 104 Single American 21 Jun 1912 1 Baldwin Burn W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 54 McPHETERS, W.C. 3, M, white Married American 6 Mar 1912 52 Palmyra Cancer J.H. GRIFFIN, 30 MERCER, Lucinda 15, F, whit"e Married American 7 Oct 1911 86 Baldwin Old age MERCHANT, Nelson 4, M, white Single American 9 May 1912 82 Baldwin Pneumonia MIGNOT, Clementte 1, ·.M, white French 8 Sep 1911 38 . Palmyra Asthma J.C. CAST N.L. FOYE MILLER, Mary Ernaline 12, F, white Married American 2 Apr 1914 61 -Baldwin Glenards disease E.L. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 135 McPHETERS, Maurice 5, M, white 11 Ju1 1914 o. '\ F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 161 E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 44 C'l 0 ::srt ..... ::s c: (I) Q. �~ (I) 'tI 1-0. 0 ::s(I) (I) MOOREHEAD, Elizabeth S. 11, F, white Married American 30 Nov 1913 77 ~ b:I III GRIFFIN & STEWART, 118 .MOOREHEAD , John 12, M, white Baldwin Senile circuletory degeneration G.M. LISTON GRIFFIN & STEWART, 133 19 Oct 1915 82 Baldwin City Chronic amebic dysentery F.H • BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 34 25 Mar 1913 84 Baldwin Mitral insufficiency 21 Mar 1914 79 Married Scotch ~ 0 ..... :t: ::s ....rt () "<: 0 MORGAN, Mahala 18, F, white Widow American (I) III rt ::,. ~ .:;: ... ....Q.. 1-0. '" ..:: ....0 Baldwin City Valvular heart disease (I) MORTON, Geo. 8, M, white Married American Q , 85 Married American 31 Jul 1915 67 St. Louis Morphine addiction H.R. BARTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 21 MOSLEY, Chas. Clifford 10, M, white Single American 19 Oct 1913 4 hrs. Baldwin Hemorage of lungs F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 110 MOSLEY, Geo. 9, M, white Married English 11 Jun 1913 60 Baldwin Heart disease G.M. LISTON , 97 MOZINGO, Samuel 7, M, white 7 Jan 1913 American 72 Ness City Senile decay C.G. EDGERTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 76 MUCHAM, Gleen H. 7,M, white Single American 1912 5 Long Beach, Cal. Fracture skull J.H. GRIFFIN, 73 MUMPER, Emma 2, F, white Married American 18 Feb 1912 49 D Palmyra Cancer of liver C.B. MILLER J.H. GRIFFIN, 24 MURPHY, Prudence Kibhen 19, F, white Married American 25 Dec 1915 67 Baldwin City Dilatation of heart following strain MURRAY, Mary Ann 14, M, white Married Scotch- 1 Aug 1914 87 Baldwin City Senile gangreen MOSHER, Cephas F. or T. 17, M, white 0 '" Q.. ...In Q 0 ::s rt ~ U'1 - . E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 41 F.H. BELL J ~H~ GRIFFIN, 154 1-0. ::s s: (I) Q.. �~ (I) ....'tIo ::s(I) (I) ..11 ~ o N === .0 NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH NICHOLS, Jno. E. 5, M, white Married American 15 Jul 1912 84 Palmyra Paralysis PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 55 NITCHER, Jesse D. 20 Jun 1912 Kansas City J.H. GRIFFIN, 53 5, M, white Sepsis 37 American Reg. Dist. No. 399, dated 20 Jun 1912, Permit No. 2272, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Missouri Burial or Removal 31 & Main st •• Date of death p.m., 19 Removal to Baldwin, Kansas via Santa Fee, undertaker John J. SHEEHAN, Jun 1912, cause of death sepsis. NUENSEDT, Henry 8, M, white Single American Feb 1913 12 Hartford Appendecitis J.H. GRIFFIN OAKES, Alinor D. 1, F, white Married American 26 Nov 1911 82 Palmyra Old age C.B. MILLER LESCHER and POWER, 13 Q g rt ....::s s:: (1) -Q. OAVANESS or PAVANESS, Alpheus Asbury Breton 21, M, white Single American 18 Apr 1916 77 Baldwin City Cardiac dropsy F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 13 O'BRIEN, Rupert G. 7, M, white Widower American 29 Dec 1912 Palmyra Senility W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 75 OLSON, Fred 2, M, white Married American 14 Jan 1912 28 Baldwin Gas asphyxation G.M. LISTON GRIFFIN & STEWART, 20 OLSON, Jno. A. 3, F, white Married Swede 16 Apr 1912 62 Palmyra Cancer C.B. MILLER J.H. GRIFFIN, 37 ONEIL, John B. 15, M, white Married American 21 Dec 1914 76 Palmyra Brights disease J.W. REID Wm. COUGHLIN, 168 OSBORN, A.F. 12, M, white Married American 21 Jan 1914 83 Baldwin Uraemia W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 125 OVERTON, Harriet L. 16, F, white Married American 17 Feb 1915- Baldwin 84 Hardening of arteries G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 6 �~ ([) 'tI ..... 0 ::s([) ([) ...'"1 .;: 0 f-,. 77 Palmyra softening brain J.C. CASSTO Wm. COUGHLIN, 147 1 Oct 1914 55 Lawrence, KS Tuberculosis of bladder E.D.F. PHILLIPS J.H. GRIFFIN, 158 PARSONS, Wm. Henry 13, M, white Married American 16 Jun 1914 PAYNE, Elizabeth 14, F, black Married Negro tlI III f-,. Q. ~ ..... ::s C) ..... rt "< PEARSON, Rosella 6, F, white Widow American Nov 1912 Kissimmee, Fla. Malignant jaundice 1::1 Wm. COUGHLIN, 70 ([) III rt :J' ><: ....;: ~ . PEER, Marguerite Ruth 13, F, white American PHINLEY, John H. 14, M, white Married American PINGRY, Thomas Black 22, M, white Married American Ottawa Still born C.E. BUCKLEY BELL & BYRD, 137 ::a ([) 13 Sep 1914 48 Rock Springs, Wyoming Drowning None J.H. GRIFFIN, 156 . 4 Aug 1916 68 Baldwin City Diabe1is mil li lis W.A. UHL Clyde STEWART, 22 ::s rt ..... ::s 24 Apr 1914 0 .... 0 0 '"1 Q. til 0 0 s::: ([) Q. ...... POMEROY, Mary L. 9, F, white Married American Jun 1913 38 Seward Tuberculosis , PORTER, Dottie 17, F, black Negro 3 Aug 1915 30 Kansas City Acute appendecites G.B. RAMSEY J.H. GRIFFIN, 22 PORTER, Elizabeth 9, F, black Married American 21 May 1913 49 Lawrence Lorgagetis Jno. RUDOLPH , 94 PORTER, Oswald A. 4, M, black Sirigle American 30 Apr 1912 2 Baldwin Paralysis H.D. HILL J.H. GRIFFIN, 43 PRICE, Francis M. 9, M, white Widow American 27 Aug 1913 66 Willow springs Diabetis E.L. UHL , 101 PRICE, Jno. H. 3, M, white Married American 23 Mar 1912 62 Iola Organic heart J.H. GRIFFIN, 32 QUAYLE, Margaret E. 12, F, white Single American 18 Feb 1914 - Chicago; Ill. Sarcoma of left leg 98 -...J GRIFFIN & STEWART, 128 �~ CD ....~ NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH RAPPARD, Mita 6, F, white Married American 0 :::s CD CD Ioj ... ~ 0 '"'"' >-: ...~ !<:: . 1 Nov 1912 64 Willow springs Acute delaton of heart PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 69 '"'"' Q. ~ ....:::s n .... rt '"<: REDINGER, SteI>hen 17, M, whit.e American 17 Aug 1915 84 Vinland Seplicaemia C.E. YATES H.E. JULIAN, 23 0 CD III rt :J' REED, Fitch Allen 1, M, white Married American 1 Nov 1911 36 Palmyra Unknown A.F. ALLEN GRIFFIN & STEWART, 9 0 ...... tx:I III RICE, George Lewis 16, M, white RICH, Phill 21, M, black American Widower American 11 Jan 1915 56 4 Jun 1916 88 Ness City Peritonitis Baldwin City Plenertic tuberculosis Geo. A. GREENE J.H. GRIFFIN, 1 W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 16 :tI CD 0 0 Ioj Q. ...III 0 0 :::s ....:::srt s;:: CD .... RICHARDSON, Archie R. 5, M, white Single American 17 Sep 1912 6 Baldwin Spinal meningitis H.D. HILL J.H. GRIFFIN, 60 ROACH, Anna K. 2, F, white Married American 19 Jan 1912 37 Lincoln, Neb. Arterial thrombosis GRIFFIN & STEWART, 22 25 Nov 1911 Lincoln, Neb. Premature birth Shipped in GRIFFIN & STEWART, 12 (Xl ROACH, Infant of 1. F. 1, F, white American ROBERTS, David Hasken 10, M, white Married American 11 Oct 1913 76 Baldwin Colon baccilus E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 108 ROE, John F. 7, M, white Married American 13 Feb 1913 74 Palmyra Pneumonia W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 78 ROE, Margret 9, F, white Married American 27 Apr 1913 80 Palmyra La Grippe C.E. YATES , 91 ROE, Mary 5, F, white Married American 26 Aug 1912 69 Palmyra Cancer C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 58 Q. �~ (l) ....0'1:1 :J (l) (l) ...'"1 -<:: 0 .... x-<:: ... ROE, William 9, M, white . .... Palmyra Appoplexy C.E. YATES , 93 17 May 1912 75 Baldwin Senility W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 45 9 Dec 1911 67 Leavenworth Intestinal obstruction GRIFFIN & STEWART, 14 Palmyra Senility W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 132 Palmyra Cancer C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 57 Palmyra Confinement C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 72 9 May 1913 82 txt ....Q. .... :J III ~ RODGERS, Elizabeth M. 4, F, white - Single American ....()M- "<: ROSS, Abigal T. 2, F, white Widow American SAMMER, Thomas 12, M, white Married English SAMPLE, Mary E. 5, F, white Married American SAMPLE, Maud 6, F, white Married American t::l (l) III M- ::;,- :c: 0 Married American 10 Mar 1914 82 ~ (l) 0 0 '"1 21 Aug 1912 46 Q. 1/1 ... 0 0 Nov 1912 ~2 :J ....M-:J s:: (l) ....\0 SCHICK, Clifford E. 16, M, white Single American 12 Feb 1915 8 Kansas City, KS Empyima of throat W.D. WHEELER J.H. GRIFFIN, 7 SCHWARTZ, Ester -11, F, white Single German 25 Oct 1913 5 mo. Willow Springs Meningites GRIFFIN & STEWART, 115 SHENDALL, S.A. 2, F, white Married Feb 1912 72 Ottawa Heart failure J.H. GRIFFIN, 25 SHIELDS, Maria 16, F, white Widow American 27 Feb 1915 88 Palmyra Pneumonia J.C. CASTO Wm. COUGHLIN, 9 SHIFFER, Bertha, Mrs. 7, F, white Married American 12 Jan 1911 42 Baldwin Rupt. ectopig gestation E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 78 SHUMWAY, A.R. 11, M, white Married American 12 Jan 1914 64 Baldwin City Cancer of stomach GRIFFIN & STEWART, 123 SIBLEY, Albert H. 6, M, white Nov 1912 American Kansas City, MO Aortic insufficiency 71 71 Q. �~ (J) '1J ..... 0 ::s(J) (J) ...""I ~ 0 ..... NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH SISSON, L. or T. E. , Mrs. 19, F, white Married American 25 Dec 1915 51 McAlister, Okla. Pneumonia PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT V. McCORLEY J.H. GRIFFIN, 40 bl III ..... Q. ~ ..... ::s () ..... rt "<: SLEEPER, Ella C. 10, F, white Married American 14 Sep 1913 51 Redlands, Calif. Carcinomia of breast t:I J.H. GRIFFIN, 106 (J) III rt ~ ~ ...~ :c:: SMITH, John Fletcher 15, M, white Married American 21 Nov 1914 78 Baldwin Cardial thrombosis W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 166 (J) Q 0 ""I 0 ..... ~ SMITH, Susan A. 15, F, white Q. til 5 Dec 1914 50 , 4 Nov 1915 45 Kansas City, M9 Alicohilic poisoning H.B. McCALL J.H. GRIFFIN, 35 169 ... Q 0 SMOCK, Arthur E. 18, M, white American ::s rt ..... ::s s:: (J) Single American 24 Oct 1916 23 Baldwin City Maniton prostration W.A. UHL Clyde STEWART, 30 Savonburg, KS SOUTHARD, St. Claire 9, M, black Married American 13 Aug 1913 87 Palmyra Acute nepotis P.J.H. VANDEWYTH , 100 SPENCE, Sarah Elizabeth 15, F, white Widow American 5 Nov 1914 Baldwin Senility W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 165 SPURGEON, Mary Malinda 10, F, white Married American 2 Oct 1913 75 Palmyra Chronic myocarditis with general anasaica E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 107 American 16 Oct 1911 8 mo. Baldwin Ricketts W.A. UHL GRIFFIN & STEWART, 4 SNODGRASS, Alice Bessie -22, F, white STEPHENS, Infant of B.A. 1, F, white 72 STEVENIN, Lester Liston Single 27 Apr 1914 Kansas City, MO W.S. WHEELER 13, M, white American 3 Inter. hydroepholus GRIFFIN & STEWART, 140 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO Burial/Removal· Permit No. 1494, Reg. Dist. 399; 28 Apr 1914, removal to Baldwin, Kans., via Santa Fe, undertaker Julian K. DAVIDSON, Carroll Davidson & ~o., 3024 Troost. Date of death 1 p.m., 27 Apr 1914, cause of death Internal hydrospholus, contagious, medicaL attendant Geo. W. WHITE, Leeds, MO. Q. �~ Q) STEVENS, Eva May 11, . F, white Married American 7 Dec 1913 27 Vinland, KS puerpural septecemia b:I III GRIFFIN & STEWART, 120 1-0. 1-0. ;:, Q) Q) . STEVENS, John Charles 11, M, white American STEWART, Geo. W. 3, M, white single American ;:, Vinland, KS stillborn GRIFFIN & STEWART, 119 1 Mar 1912 75 Wichita Killed by Eng. J.H. GRIFFIN, 27 19 Jan 1916 65 Baldwin Toxic nephrites W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 3 2 Dec 1913 ~ ..... C) 1-0. rt "<: '1 0 Q. ~ 'tI o· ..... 0 Q) III rt ~ ~ .. ~ ~ STEWART, John William Celina Married 20, M, white American ..... 0 Married American 20 Nov 1911 81 Baldwin Crushed hip G.M. LISTON GRIFFIN & STEWART, 10 STICKEL, N. Jennie, Mrs. 21, F, white Widow American 12 Apr 1916 75 Baldwin City Senile dementia E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 10 STONKING, Geo. 5, M, white Single German 5 Jun 1912 6 das. Willow Springs Unu. poison H.D. HILL J.H. GRIFFIN, 50 STOVER, Margaret Julia 23, F, white Single American 21 Nov 1916 2 W.A. UHL Baldwin City Gastro intestinal influenza Clyde STEWART, 35 STOVER, Noah J. 10, M, white Married American 11 Sep 1913 66 Millsburg, PA Dialation of heart J.H. GRIFFIN, 105 STUART, Geo. W. 18, M, white American 22 Nov 1915 68 Lawrence Organic heart trouble E.R. KULH J.H. GRIFFIN, 36 STUMP, John Brown 22, M, white Widower American 16 Aug 1916 82 W.A. UHL Baldwin City Enlarged liver & gallstones Clyde STEWART, 24 STUN, Glenn Wilson 6, M, white Single American 22 Sep 1912 3 Baldwin Appendecitis E.L. UHL. J.H. GRIFFIN, 62 STURM, Ana Marie 13, F, white single German 15 May 1914 77 Eudora Hemorrag brain J.W. REID Wm. COUGHLIN, 143 STICKEL, Islah 1, M, white Q) 0 '1 r 0 ::0 Q. til 0 0 ;:, rt 1-0. ;:, s::: Q) '"...... Q. �~ (J) 'a ..... 0 ::s(J) (J) NAME PAGE, SEX, RACE MARITAL STATUS DEATH DATE PLACE OF DEATH NATIONALITY AGE CAUSE OF DEATH SUTTON, Infant 4, F, white American Joot 22 Apr 1912 Willow Springs Born dead PHYSICIAN UNDERTAKER, PERMIT H.D. HILL J.H. GRIFFIN, 39 .... ooc::: 0 ..... >< ooc::: .... ~ . III ..... Q. ~ ..... ::s () ..... rt '"<: SWAYZE, Mary Jane 3, F, white Widow American 20 Mar 1912 69 Baldwin Dementia lenipex? 0 J.H. GRIFFIN, 31 (J) III rt ::r SWINLEY, Mary E. 9, F, white Married American 6 Aug 1913 64 Osowatomie Carconomia of amentum TALBOT, Nellie Anna 16, F, white Married American 14 Jan 1915 46 W.A. UHL Baldwin Gastro intestinal influenza J .H. GRIFFIN, 2 TAYLOR, Arnold B. 14, M, white Married American 30 Aug 1914 70 W.A. UHL Baldwin City Cancer of stomach and liver J .H. GRIFFIN, 153 J.N. HILL , 99 0 ..... txl ~ (J) 0 0 Joot Q. [/l ... 0 0 ::s ..... ::s rt s::: (J) l\.) l\.) TAYLOR, Mary Elizabeth 22, F, white Married American 18 Oct 1916 43 G~M. LISTON Dixon Hospital Injuries from auto accident Clyde STEWART, 29 Buried at Dwight, Kans TOOTHACHER, Geo. H. 8, M, white Married American 19 Mar 1913 70 Baldwin Cerebral Hem. C.F. SMITH J.H. GRIFFIN, 84 TUCKER, Myrtle A. 8, F, white Married American 14 Apr 1913 24 Palmyra Pneumonia C.E. YATES J.H. GRIFFIN, 88 TULLAR, Nellie M. 21, F, white Married American 14 Jul 1916 79 Lawrence, Kans. Cancer abdominal visara GARDNER Clyde STEWART, 19 Buried in Lebo, KS VAN ANTWERT, Atty Maria 11, F, white Married American 5 Jan 1914 85 Baldwin City Intereshilial nyphutas GRIFFIN & STEWART, 122 VAN HOSEN, Mary 3, F, white Widow American 8 Apr 1912 82 Willow Springs Senile debility F.H. BELL J.H. GRIFFIN, 35 . VAN TRIES, Mary 6, F, white Married American 29 Oct 1912 86 Palmyra Chronic nepentis T.W. REID J.H. GRIFFIN, 67 Q. �~ Q) VAN TRIES, Walter C. 17, M, white Married American ~ a"". ::;, Q) Q) WALKER, Charley 18, M, black Widower Negro 2 Jul 1915 88 15 Sep 1915 62? Palmyra - Black Jack General artiro sclerosis Baldwin City Tuberculosis of lung J.W. REID Wm. COUGHLIN, 18 ..;: ....Q. ~ F.H. BELL Clyde STEWART, 28 "".::;, () "". M- ""I ....a til III WASSON, -Martha A. 2, F, white Widow American 20 Dec 1911 69 Baldwin Abdominal tumor G.M. LISTON GRIFFIN & STEWART, 18 0...:: 0 Q) III M- ~ ~ ..;: ... :c: a . .... WILKINS, Catherine 14, F, white Married American 3 Aug 1914 79 Baldwin City Gangreen of foot W.A. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 151 WINTERS, Cynda Ethel 16, F, white Single American 18 Mar 1915 10 Palmyra Endocanditis F.H. BELL Clyde STEWART, 12 ::a Q) 0 a "'t Q. ...Ul 0 a WINTERS, Floyd E. 9, M, white Single .American 30 Apr 1913 3 Palmyra Drowned- C.E. YATES , 92 E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 26 ::;, M- "". ::;, s::: Q) WINTERS, Lucinda Price 18, F, white Widow American 5 Sep 1915 71 Palmyra Cerrhosis honots i f ypert::rophie WOLLITT, Lillian 5, F, white Married American 13 Sep 1912 46 Baldwin Cancer E.L. UHL J.H. GRIFFIN, 59 WOODYARD, Charles Fisher 21, M, white Married American 31 Dec 1912 28 Vieques, Porto Rico Congestion cerebra J.S.M. PRESSLY J.H. GRIFFIN, 12 YATES, Ada Marie 20, F, white Single American 28 Feb 1916 7 Vinland Broncho pneumonia G.M. LISTON J.H. GRIFFIN, 5 '"w SOCIETY IfElfBER CAROL FRANCIS WINS AllARD DCGSmember Carol FRANCIS was awarded a 1991 Certificate of Commendation from the American Association for State and Local History in recognition of her book, The House Building: My Search for Its Foundations, which was published recently an~ is available through the Society. The award recognizes achievement in the preservation and interpretation of local, state, and regional history. Carol's book authenticates the history of the House building at 729-731 Massachusetts st., the oldest building in downtown Lawrence. Q. �DOUGLAS COUlI'rY, KANSAS IfARRIAGE RECORDS - ~89~ From Book 7 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Lawrence Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, KS. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. ~ .o ..... ADAMS, T.L., 45 Wichita, KS ALLEN, Nicholas, 21 Lawrence, KS ALLENDORPH, Arthur S., 23 Lawrence, KS ANDERSON, J. Henry, 32 Lawrence, KS ANDERSON, W.F., 22 Linwood, KS ASHBY, Alva L., 25 Baldwin City, KS BAKER, Herbert H.T., 30 Leavenworth Co., KS BARBER, Harry M., 25 Douglas Co., KS BARBER, Wm. T., 50 Douglas Co., KS BARNES, William H., 25 Lawrence, KS BATE, Daniel, 40 Lawrence, KS BATERS, George, 22 Lawrence, KS BEASLEY, James 0., 24 Lawrence, KS BELL, L.W., 26 Lawrence, KS BENEDICK, Herbert F., 28 Lawrence, KS BENNETT, Arthur H., 22 Kansas City, MO BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE JACKSON, Addie, 37 Lawrence, KS MILLER, Addie_ (Ada), 24 Lawrence, KS FLINTON, Mamie E., 20 Lawrence, KS UNDERWOOD, Annie E., 23 Lake Como, PA McCARTHY, Mary Ellen, 17 Linwood, KS TOPPING, Allie V., 24 Baldwin City, KS NICKSON, Keziah, 22 Leavenworth Co., KS FITZPATRICK, Margaret A., 23 Douglas Co., KS WARBINTON, Sarah F., 34 Lawrence, KS HUTSON, Annie L., 19 Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Louisa, 22 Lawrence, KS MOORE, Minnie, 17 Lawrence, KS WILLIS, Katie (Kate M.), 20 Lawrence, KS BURR, Ida R., 20 North Lawrence, KS HOWE, Eva F., 22 Lawrence, KS McILRAVY, Allicia, Miss, 19 Lawrence, KS DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 13 May 1891 MERRITT, T. J. , M.G. 180 Lawrence, KS 18 May 1891 COHRON, E.M. , Rev. , M.G~ 182 Lawrence, KS 18 Jun 1891 STOTE, A.H. , M.G. 194 Lawrence, KS 22 Jun 1891 WILSON, S.F. , M.G. 196 204 Elm st., N. Lawrence North Lawrence, KS 9 Apr 1891 BISHOP, P. , Priest 158 Tonganoxie, Leavenworth Co., KS 2 Jun 1891 187 QUAYLE, W.A., M.G. Baldwin, Douglas Co. , KS TREPPER, I.C., Rector 20 Apr 1891 168 P.E. Church of st. Paul Leavenworth, KS GROENER, R.B., Catholic 23 Sep 1891 220 Priest, Eudora, KS Big Springs, KS 19 Feb 1891 McCREARY, D.L., M.G. 148 Residence of W.T. BARBER YARGER, H.L., Clergyman 4 Oct 1891 224 Lawrence, KS Lutheran MERRITT, T.J., M.G. 9 Apr 1891 166 Lawrence, KS ENDACOTT, John, M.G. 1 Mar 1891 152 M.E. Ch., N. Lawrence Lawrence, KS STOTE, A.H., M.G. 29 Jan 1891 140 Douglas Co., KS WILSON, S.F., M.G. 27 May 1891 184 204 Elm st., N. Lawrence North Lawrence, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. 1 Jan 1891 134 Douglas Co., KS 15 Jul 1891 202 MILLER, J.K., M.G. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS �.:;: o t-.. BERTSCH INGER , F.W., 23 Lecompton, KS BIDINGER, O.A., 22 Douglas Co., KS BISHOP, Nicholas J., 26 Gunsight, TX' BLOSE, Ulysses G., 27 Devils Lake, ND BOWEN, Alfred A., 35 Leavenworth Co., KS BOWERS, L.K., 24 Topeka, KS BRADFORD, Cyrus A., 23 Willow Springs Twp. BRADLEY, Isaac F., 29 Kansas City, MO BROADUS, Jackson, 30 Lawrence, KS BROOKS, Oscar L., 22 Tamaqua, PA BROWN, C.W., 30 Lawrence, KS BURGESS, William J., 27 Gardner, Johnson Co., KS BURGOYNE, Grant, 23 Douglas Co., KS BURTON, Alonzo C., 34 Lecompton, Doulgas Co., KS BUSSE, C.B., 22 Lawrence, KS BUTLER, E.B., 21 Io1a, KS BUTLER, Louis,27 Reno, KS CAMPBELL, William A., 24 Lenape, KS CANNON, James H., 24 Lawrence, KS TRUAN, Sarah J' 21 Lecompton, KS MURPHY, Winnie E., 21 Douglas Co., KS OLSON, Emma H., 25 Lawrence, KS STANTON, Louia C., 30 Lawrence, KS FREDERICK, Catherine E., 27 Leavenworth Co., KS DORON, T .A., 22 Topeka, KS REEHER, Minnie E., 23 Douglas Co., KS JOHNSON, Mamie B., 22 Lawrence, KS YOUNG, Vina, Miss, 22 Lawrence, KS CLARK, Fannie, 21 Lawrence, KS MEITH, Frances, 16 Lawrence, KS WARD, Martha J., 20 Gardner, Johnson Co., KS SEVERS, Bertha, 25 Douglas Co., KS BURNETT, Sarah A., 22 Lecompton, KS ROYER, Emma, 19 Hamilton, MO JOHNSON, Ada A., 19 Douglas Co., KS WILKINS, Mary, 18 Reno, KS HANEY, Minta B., 18 Lenape, KS HINES, Sarah Ellen (Ella), 23 Lawrence, KS j HOPE, John C., Clergyman 230 20 Oct 1891 Al HOPE, Jennie HOPE Lecompton, KS B. J. , P.J. HORTON, 154 3 Mar 1891 Lawrence, KS HORTON, B. J. , P.J. 232 21 Oct 1891 Lawrence, KS JESSUP, Elias, Pastor 204 29 Jul 1891 Friends Church Lawrence, KS Jas. , Priest McNAMEE, 258 31 Dec 1891 Linwood, Leavenworth Co., KS 28 Sep 1891 223 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 2 Aug 1891 205 FLORY, Christopher, M.G. Residence of Christopher FLORY 8 Sep 1891 219 MERRITT, T.J., M.G. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 30 Nov 1891 247 WILSON, J.W., Minister Lawrence, KS 13 Apr 1891 167 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 16 Dec 1891 251 HOWLAND, C.G., Minister Unitarian Church Lawrence, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. 2 Nov 1891 236 Lawrence·, Douglas Co., KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 11 Aug 1891 208 Lawrence, KS 12 Apr 1891 165 BONEBRAKE, J .H., M.G. E.P. HARRIS's home 25 Oct 1891 234 CORD LEY , Richard, M.G. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 10 Sep 1891 219 OAKES, J.L., Rev., M.G. Lakeview, Douglas Co., KS 7 Jul 1891 200 KAHN, Wm., J.P. Reno, Leavenworth Co., KS 31 Dec 1891 262 License only 17 Mar 1891 .'Lawrence, KS . 159 STOTE, A.H.·, M.G • o o s::: IQ t-.. III III () o s::: :J rt "<: ... .... co .... \() Q o :J ....rt:J s::: II> Q. �~ Q) '" ",. 0 :;, Q) Q) ,"1 -.;: 0 ..... ~ ,-.;: .:c: 0 .... I\) 0\ BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. CARPENTER, William A. , 28 Lawrence, KS CARTWRIGHT, George T. , 26 Baldwin, KS CAVALIER, William, 23 New Orleans, LA CEARFOSS, Willard F., 29 Willow Springs, KS CHADBOURNE, Geo. W. , 30 Kansas City, MO CHANDONIA, Charles E. , 51 South Bend, Ind. CHARLES, Clyde C., 25 Ottawa, KS CHILDS, Edward N., 37 Douglas Co., KS CHIPLEY, George, 25 Lawrence, KS COLTRAINE, John J., 29 Johnson Co., KS COPP, Jacob F., 31 Eudora, KS CORDER, Henry M., 30 Douglas Co., KS CORNELL, Arthur B.-, 21 Ottawa, KS COWENS, William, 21 Lawrence, KS COX, Martin Luther, 28 Douglas Co., KS CRAIG, Everet, 25 Guthrie, OK CRANE, Cyrus. Sykes, 25 Kansas City, MO CREW, Dan A., 25 Lawrence, KS CR~TES, Tholllas D., .24 Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE FORD, Lydia J. (A. ) , Miss, 23 Leavenworth Co., KS SPENCE, Nellie C. , 27 Baldwin, KS BROWN, Lizzie, 20 Knoxville, TN RAY, Cenie Ann, 30 Willow Springs, KS PASCOE, Bessie, 26 Republic, Mich. ABDILL, Sarah E., 45 Lawrence, KS LOWE, Alice L., 25 Ensign, KS STRUB, Rosie, 19 Douglas Co., KS FRY, Francis, 25 Lawrence, KS MATHEWS, Belle, 33 Douglas Co., KS WANDRIES, Mary, 21 Eudora, KS PARNELL, Rosa E. , 20 Douglas Co. , KS JOHNSON, Cora B. , 18 Ottawa, KS JOHNSON, Carrie, 18 Lawrence, KS CAMPBELL, Lillis, 18 Douglas Co., KS BURROUGHS, Susie, 23 Lawrence, KS HUTCHINGS, Josephine Eliz, 26 Lawrence, KS HOYT, Genevieve, 18 Monte Vista, Colo. CARPENTER, Belle~ 21 Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIl>~T t:I 0 s::: IQ 30 Dec 1891 259 STOTES, Aaron D. , Pastor Christian Church, Lawrence, KS 1 Sep 1891 215 MOTTER, J .A., M.G. Baldwin, KS 6 Apr 1891 164 HORTON, B.J. , P.J. Lawrence, KS 22 Mar 1891 160 WELLS, S. R. , M.G. Willow Springs Church, Douglas Co., KS 12 Dec 1891 252 HOWLAND, C.G. , Minister Lawrence, KS Unitarian Church 17 Aug 1891 210 WILSON, S. F. , Clergyman Lawrence, KS 17 May 1891 179 STOTE, A.H. , M.G. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS - HORTON, B. J. , P.J. 24 Nov 1891 242 Lawrence, KS 23 De<=: 1891 256 WARD, A.M. , Rev. , M.G. North Lawrence, KS 18 Feb 1891 146 HAVERMALE, G. W., Pastor Near Hesper, KS M.E. Chur. , De Soto, KS 21 Jan 1891 137 WHITNEY, William, M.G. Douglas Co., KS M.E. Church 10 Oct 1891 226 HORTON, B. J. ,. P. J. Lawrence, KS 21 Aug 1891 211 STERNBERG, T. J., J.P. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 26 Nov 1891 245 MARTIN, Robt. , M.G. Mr. & Mrs. Louis JOHNSON 24 Dec 1891 257 OAKES, J.L., Rev., M.G. Lawrence, KS 7 Dec 1891 249 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 12 Nov 1891 242 HOWLAND, C.G., Clergyman Lawrence, KS Lawrence 12 Aug 1891 209 MARVIN, Jas., M.G. L~wrence, Douglas Co., KS . 27 May 1891 186 HUFFMAN, G.M., M.G. Lecompton, KS ..... III til () 0 s::: :;, rt "<: , >:: III :;, til III til :3: III "1 "1 ", . III IQ Q) ~ Q) Q 0 "1 Q. til .... \0 .... C\:) Q 0 :;, rt ",. :;, s::: Q) Q. �,. ~ o ..... CROSSGROVE, Harry B., 24 Lawrence, KS CUMMINGS, Clinton, 21 Lakeview, Douglas Co., KS DAVIDSON, Charles S., 24 Coffey Co., KS DAVIS, Christopher P., 25 Lawrence, KS DEAN, J.H., 35 . Douglas Co., KS DESKINS, William G., 27 Douglas Co., KS DORAN, o. J., 27 Mattoon, Ill. DORAN, Thomas F., 29 Topeka, KS DUMMER, Henry E., 42 Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS DUNCAN, Edward, 22 Big Springs, KS DUNCAN, Howard E., 27 Lawrence, KS DUNHAM, Ira T., 24 Lawrence, KS DUNLAP, Charles G., 32 Lawrence, KS DUNN, Osman Lincoln, 30 Overbrook, Osage Co., KS DUNSER, Louis, 29 Echo, Douglas Co., KS ENGWALL, John F., 30 Kansas City, MO EVINGER, Elmer, 19 Johnson Co., KS FELLER, Samuel, 23 Gray Co., KS FLORY, George A., 21 Douglas Co., KS STRICKLER, Clara R., 22 28 May 1891 187 MARVIN, Jas., M.G. ~ Lawrence, KS North Lawr~nce, Douglas Co., KS ~ COLLINS, Gemima, 18 3 Jul 1891 199 BONEBRAKE, J.H., preacher; Lake View, Douglas Co., KS Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS ~ () SPURGEON, Maggie L., Miss, 22 29 Apr 1891 172 STANARD, L.E., Rev. o s::: "Baldwin, Douglas Co., KS Baptist Minister Media, KS ::s MTUTTLE, Annabel, 23 PASLEY, H.A., M.G. 4 Nov 1891 236 '<: , Lawrence, KS Bride's home KIMBERLING, Mary, 21 STRONG, Dwight A., M.G. '11 Feb 1891 143 North Lawrence, Douglas Co. Douglas Co., KS GRIMES, Anna L., 21 LEWIS, P.M., M.G~ 21 Oct 1891 229 Douglas Co., KS Lecompton, KS MARTIN, Hallie J., Miss, 26 10 Dec 1891 250 GOODALE, A.B., M.G. Black Jack, KS Black Jack, Douglas Co., KS WOODWARD, Mary W., 29 12 Nov 1891 241 HOWLAND, C.G., clergyman Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. SUNDERLIN, Mary R., 27 11 Feb 1891 144 McGees Mills, Clearfield Co., PA Lawrence, KS HILL, Lulu, 16 28 ~eb 1891 HORTON, B.J., P.J. 152 Big Springs, KS Lawrence, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. CREW, Mary H., 23 30 Apr 1891 173 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. ARRASMITH, Sarah N., 25 2 Jun 1891 188 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS o MARCH, Anna E., 36 12 Aug 1891 MARVIN, Jas., M.G. 208 o ::s Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS M..... HECKMAN, Becca Jane, 19 5 May 1891 176 HORTON, B.J., P.J. ::s s::: Media, Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS m Q. HEMMERLE, Berthe, 33 3 Jun 1891 189 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Echo, Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS WHEELER, Ella E., 30 14 May 1891 181 POWELL, Enoch, Min. Quindaro, KS Unitarian, Topeka, KS Lawrence, KS LIGGETT, Jennie, 24 PRITCHARD, G.G., M.G. 22 Feb 1891 149 Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS HEINLY, Estella J., 23 YARGER, H.L., Pastor 8 Sep 1891 218 Lawrence, KS Eng. Lutheran Church Lawrence, KS FLORY, Christopher, M.G. WEBB, Rebecca E.• , 1.6 2 Aug -1891 205 Douglas Co., KS Henry RINEHART's �~ BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT (\) 'tJ ..... g (\) (\) t; .... 0::: ....o !O!: .o I\) CD o o c ....III IQ FRYE, John W., 23 Clearfield, Douglas Co., KS GARRETT, John, 35 . Ottawa, KS GEIGER, G.M., 26 Douglas Co., KS GERSON, George, 28 Oklahoma City, OK Terr. GIBSON, Lucien A., 25 Lawrence, KS GILBERT, Theodore J., 23 Columbus, Ohio GILLEY, Arthur, 20 Douglas Co., KS GILMORE, A.G., 25 MaCluth, Jefferson Co. , KS GLEASON, Charles J. , 25 Pleasant Grove, KS GLENN, Cyrus L., 21 Lecompton, KS GODFREY, Thomas J., 31 Lawrence, KS GOODMAN, Menifee, 24 Williamstown, KS GOULD, Charles R., 24 Lawrence, KS GRIFFITH, William, 23 Lawrence, KS GROSS, James, 21 Lawrence, KS HADLEY, A.W., 34 Parsons, KS HAM, Nelse, 26 Jefferson Co., KS HAMILTON, Alfred P., 31 Goodrich, KS HANGER, J.A., 21 Douglas Co., KS OLMSTEAD, Edna L., 22 Clearfield, Douglas Co., KS JOHNSON, Annie, 24 Ottawa, KS HARDTAFER, Mary L., 23 Douglas Co., KS HEYMAN, Pauline, 22 Lawrence, KS OHLFEST, Anna C., 24 Lawrence, KS SHANE, Eella N., Miss, 23 Lawrence, KS LEEMAN, Mary, 20 Douglas Co., KS WARREN, Dora E., 17 Linwood, KS HOLLOWAY, Hattie A., 22 Willow'Springs, KS PARSON, Josie E., 18 Lecompton, KS WILSON, Phoeba L., 2 O. Linwood, KS BARNHART, M.H., 21 Reno, KS CARBON, Lillie H.B., 24 Denver, Colorado SEAMAN, Ida, 20 Lawrence, KS WILSON, Ida, 18 Lawrence, KS TEN BROECK, Nettie, 28 Lawrence, KS BROWN, Jos(s)ie, 23 Jefferson Co., KS HINDMAN, Lalla, 19 Lawrence, KS BARNHISEL, Lizzie J., 20 Douglas Co., KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 7 Oct 1891 226 Lawrence, KS 13 Oct 1891 227 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 1 Mar 1891 151 MESENHIMER, W., J.P. Residence of W. MESENHIMER 27 May 1891 185 BERKOWITZ, Henry, Rabbi Lawrence, KS Kansas City, MO 1 Aug 1891 207 MARVIN, Jas., M.G. Lawrence, KS STOTES, Aaron D., Pastor 6 Dec 1891 249 Christian Church Lawrence, KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 7 Oct 1891 225 Lawrence, KS 22 Apr 1891 171 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 6 May 1891 175 DAVIS, Werter R., M.G. Willow Springs, Douglas Co., KS 26 Aug 1891 214 CHARLTON, John, J.P. Lawrence, KS HORTON, B. J. , P.J. 21 Dec 1891 254 Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS HORTON, B. J. , P.J. 23 Dec 1891 255 Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 26 "May 1891 185 MARVIN, Jas. , M.G. Lawrence, KS STOTE, A.H., M.G. 14 May 1891 178 Lawrence, KS MARTIN, Robert, M.G. 31 Dec 1891 262 Mr. & Mrs. WILSON's JESSUP, Elias, Pastor 7 Feb 1891 142 Friends Church Douglas Co., KS WILSON, S.F., Rev., M.G. 15 Oct 1891 228 Lawrence, KS GILL, Edward, M.G. 29 Oct 1891 234 M.E~ Church Lawrence, . KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 28 Feb 1891 153 Lawrence, KS fII () o c ::s rt '<: .... >:: III ::s fII III fII :l: III ~..... III IQ (\) :;a (\) Q ot; Q. fII Q o ::s rt ..... ::s c (\) Q. �~ ([) ,...'tI 0 ::s ([) ([) ...t-t ..: 0 N ~ .....: :c:: 0 ..... HARTUP, I. L. , 29 BENELL, Cora E. I 22 Lecompton, KS Lecompton, KS HEDLEY, G.W. , 24 BRIDWELL, Mary, 24 Black Jack, Douglas Co. , KS Baldwin, KS HERD, Isaac, 21 STEWART, Ella, 18 Douglas Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS HERRIOTT, Walter T. B. , 19 OATMAN, Evelyn, 28 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HILKEY, E. J. , 24 ROTHROCK, Ada, 25 Overbrook, Osage Co. , KS Lawrence, KS HINTON, Martin M. , 40 JONES, Celia A., 36 Joplin, MO Perry, KS HOCKINS, Page, 31 LOGAN, Cordelia, 21 Perryville, KS Perryville, KS HOLLOWAY, Joseph, 25 RANSY, Rosa, 19 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HOOBLER, William A. , 21 EVANS, Anna M., 20 Lecompton, KS Lecompton, KS HOOD, George W., 33 BALDWIN, Cora, 30 Clinton, KS Clinton, KS HOPKINS, J.C., 30 THISTLETHWAITE, Anna E., 26 Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS HOPSON, Willis, 54 MARVIN, Maria, 57 Topeka, KS Lawrence, KS HORNER, D.H., 23 JUDY, May F., 21 Lawrence, KS Jefferson Co., KS HUNT, Thomas W., 26 SMITH, Alvina E., 22 Patterson, KS Lawrence, KS HURD, George R., 52 PARDEE, Della E., Mrs., 38 Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS HYATT, N.P., 25 MERRY, Edith A., 27 Hamilton Co., Iowa Iowa City, Iowa HYLAND, J.M., 28 CALLAN, Mary A., 26 Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS JACKSON, John, 45 HOWARD, Ellen, 21 North Lawrence, KS North Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Andrew, 39 HAMITLON, Ida, 26 Argentine, KS Lawrence,KS 23 Mar 1891 160 BLAND, V.A., Min. t:J o Lecompton, KS BENELL, William c: 7 Oct 1891 225 ~ O'BRIEN, A.N., Min. III Baldwin, KS til Presby. Ch., KC, KS 3 Mar 1891 () 154 STRONG, Dwight A., M.G. o Douglas Co., KS c: ::s 2 Sep 1891 216 I"t STRONG, C.H., M.G. '...-c:: Lawrence, KS 20 May 1891 183 STOTE, A.H., M.G. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 24 Dec 1891 255 MOORE, A.H., Pastor M.E. M.J. JONES, Jefferson Co. Ch., S. Perry 19 Apr 1891 170 HENDERSON, J.G., M.G. Perry, Jefferson Co., KS 30 Dec 1891 259 ENNIS, A.T., Priest Lawrence, KS St. John's Catholic Ch. 1 Oct 1891 223 LEWIS, P.M., M.G. Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS 15 Jan 1891 135 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, KS 18 Feb 1891 145 GOWELL, P.W., J.P. Stranger Twp., Leavenworth Co., KS 31 Dec 1891 261 WILSON, J.W., Min. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS Q 29 Oct 1891 235 BILLINGSLEY, L.K., M.G. o Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co. Wit: H.B. JUDY, L HORNER ::s I"t ,... 29 Dec 1891 260 STOTE, A.H., M.G. ::s Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS c: ([) 10 Dec 1891 251 HORTON, B.J., P~J. Q. Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co., KS 21 May 1891 183 AYERS, William W., Rector Lawrence, KS . Trinity Ch., Lawrence 3 Feb 1891 141 PONPENEY,' Jos. A., Rev. Douglas Co., KS Catholic Priest 12 Jul 1891 202 CRAIG, B.B., Min. Lawrence, KS 9 Nov 1891 _ 240 CHARLTON, John, J~P.· Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS �BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. w a BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT JOHNSON, Crary P., 25 JOHNSON, J. Wesley, M.G. LEONARD, Maud E., 23 189 3 Jun 1891 Joplin, MO Baldwin City, KS Baldwin City, Douglas Co., KS JOHNSON, Erwin, 28 17 Jun 1891 193 HORTON, B.J., P.J. CROUCH, Louisa, 20 New York City, NY Lawrence, KS Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS JONES, J. L., '34 2 Jul 1891 199 FLORY, Christopher, M.G. FLORY, Viola, 28 Willow Springs Town, KS Willow Springs Town, KS E.W. FLORY's JONES, James E., 26 5 May 1891 176 HOWLAND, C.G., Clergyman MILLER, May, 21 Kansas City, MO st. Louis, MO Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS JORASCHKY, August, 37 9 Jun 1891 192 VAN PELT, R.H., M.G. SKAGGS, Ella S., 23 Ottawa, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS JOY, William, 21 PASLEY, H.A., M.G. 149 COATE(S), Susan, 18 25 Feb 1891 Douglas Co., KS , Douglas Co., KS Vinland, KS KEENY, Edward, 21 HORTON, B.J., P.J. MASTED, Maud, 16 156 11 Mar 1891 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS KELLOGG, Fred H., 21 20 Oct 1891 230 CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. McCAGUE, Harriet A., 20 Emporia, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS KENYON, James Darlington, 22 WALKER, May, 22 2 Dec 1891 248' VAN PELT, R.H., M.G. Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS KESLER, David, 29 FLORY, Christopher, M.G. FLORY, Ida, 19 150 26 Feb 1891 Pleasant Grove, KS Pleasant Grove, KS Residence of Levi FLORY KING, Claude, 30 YARGER, H.L., Rev. FREDERICKSON,Kate E., 20 22 Sep 1891 221 Denver, Colo. Lutheran Clergyman Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS KITZMILLER, J.E., 25 MILLER, J.K., M.G. 201 MILLER, Effie, 23 11 Jul 1891 Elreno, OK Terr. KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, Douglas Co., KOHLER, John G., 33 MARVIN, Jas., M.G. LAWSON, Mary A., 29 3 Nov 1891 237 Hesper, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS KOSANKE, Herman, 29 FIEGENBAUM, F.W., Pastor SCHAUFELY/SCHUEFLEE, Minna, 20 6 Nov 1891 239 Douglas Co., KS German M.E. Church Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS LANDER, Edmund J., 23 CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. 235 KNIGHT, Elizabeth J., 24 27 Oct 1891 Newton, KS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS LANDON, William, 24 FARWELL, Henry, M.G. 179 ANDERSON, Tena, 20 13 May 1891 Vinland, Douglas Co., KS Clinton, Douglas Co., KS Clinton, Douglas Co., KS LANSDOWNE, J.F., 36 15 Oct 1891 228 HORTON, B.J., P.J. EDENS, Amanda, 27 Jefferson Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS LARSON, Albin, 28 25 Jun 1891 197 MILLER, J.K., M.G. BERGGEN, Charlotte A., 29 Kansas City, MO Kansas City, MO Lawren~e, ,Douglas Co., KS LAYMAN, Charles E., 24 3 May 1891 174 LEWIS, P.M., M.G. HARTUP, Kate F., 23 , Lecompton, KS Lecompton, KS Lecompton, KS ..... Q:) \Q ..... o o ::s ....::s rt s:: (1) Q. �:c:: o LEAMER, Coates W., 27 Lecompton, KS LINDLEY, Corydon E., 25 Lawrence, KS LODTER, Fred, 22 Boonton, Morris Co., NJ LONG, James K., 29 Jefferson Co., KS LONGANECKER, Maurice E., 22 . ·Clinton Twp., KS LUCKAN, Otto, 30 Leavenworth Co., KS LUZINS, Peter Joseph, 30 Lawrence, KS MALMBERG, August, 28 Clinton, Douglas Co., KS MARSHALL, Delbert A., 19 Lawrence, KS MARSHALL, Ernest S., 25 Johnson Co;, KS MARSHALL, John M., 24 Manhattan, KS MARSHALL, L.B., 26 Clinton, Douglas Co., KS MARX, David, 32 New York City, NY MATHEWS, Charles J., 29 Eudora, KS MCCONNELL, John, 24 Tonganoxie, KS McCOY, Frank, 23 Jefferson Co., KS MCCREATH, D.H., 30 Douglas Co., KS McFARLAND, William.G., 26 Lawrence, KS MCGINNISS, Richard, 21 North Lawrence, KS BROOKE, Nell, 22 Lecompton, KS KENNEDY, Belle M., 25 Lawrence, KS . CUMMINGS, Els.ie, 21 Belvoir, KS KELSEY, Agnes(s), 29 La~rence, KS FRANTZ, Katie M., 21 Clinton Twp., KS KAHN, Anna, 25 Leavenworth Co., KS FUNK, Jakobena, 32 Lawrence, KS ANDERSON, Augusta, 35 Lawrence, KS ROBERTS, Lida, 18 Lawrence, KS COLLINS, Nannie I., 19 Leavenworth Co., KS LAWRENCE, Stella, 26 Baldwin, KS BLANKENCHIP, Mary M., 25 Lawrence, KS HOUSE, Rachel, 23 Lawrence, KS SCHRODER, Louisa, 20 Eudora, KS CROSSMAN, Hattie, 19 Tonganoxie, KS BRANNIGAN, Ina, 17 Jefferson Co., KS GENTRY, Lillie E., 22 Douglas Co., KS VAN TRIES, Bertha, 21 Black Jack, Douglas Co., KS EVANS, Lucy, 18 North Lawrence, KS 14 Oct 1891 227 SNYDER, J.H., M.G. Lecompton, KS 3 Jan 1891 135 NORTON, John Q.A., P.J. Lawrence, KS' 22 Oct 1891 229 BONEBRAKE, J.H., M.G. Near Belvoir, Douglas Co., KS 2~ Jan 1891 138 McCOY, Justus, M.G. Douglas Co., KS Evanglist Ch. of Christ 27 Jan 1891 138 GEYER, E.L., Rev. Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS 24 Dec 1891 253 MUELLER, J., M.G. Reno Twp., Leavenworth Co., KS 4 Apr 1891 163 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, KS 16 Apr 1891 166 LELLEY, M.L., M.G. 1016 CT St., Lawrence, KS 15 Apr. 1891 169 STERNBERGH, T.J., J.P. Lawrence, KS 14 May 1891 180 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 25 Aug 1891 213 GOODALE, A.B., M.G. Baldwin, KS 11 Mar 1891 157 STOTE, A.H., M.G. Lawrence, KS 9 Jun 1891 191 BERKOWITZ, Henry, Rabbi Lawrence, KS Kansas City, MO 11 Feb 1891 144 YARGER, H.L., Rev. Douglas Co., KS Lutheren Church 6 Aug 1891 206 BISHOP, P., Rev. Tonganoxie, Leavenworth Co., KS 24 Sep 1891 222 ATKINSON, J.W., M.G. Williamstown, Jefferson Co., KS 18 Jun 1891 194 CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. Wakarusa, Douglas Co., KS 27 Aug 1891 213 MILLER, J.K., M.G. Black Jack, KS 23 Apr. 1891 172 HORTON, B.J.; P.J. Lawrence, KS o o :::s .... M- :::s t: (1) Q. �BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. -::: o N ~ o McKEOUGH, W.J., 22 Kanwaka, KS McKINNEY, Edgar, 23 Reno, Leavenworth Co., KS McNEES, D.E., 44 Vinland, KS McPHERSON, Elmer, 21 Topeka, KS MEINKE, Theodore C., 27 Linwood, KS , MIFFLIN, David H., 23 Worden, Douglas Co., KS MILLER, Thomas H., 35 Overbrook, KS MOORE, Charles, 21 Kiinsas City, MO MORTON, George F., 29 Douglas Co., KS MOSS, Clarence D., 21 Topeka, KS MURPHY, H. S., 28 Ottumwa, Iowa MURPHY, Michael J., 29 Douglas Co., KS NEWTON, Frank, 42 Elk Co., KS NORWINE, Henry A., 60 Leavenworth Co., KS PARKER, Barney, 29 Lenape, Leavenworth Co., KS PARKHURST, ~. Seymour, 24 Lawrence, KS PARNELL, Andrew, 33 Jefferson Co., KS PARNELL, George, 31 Douglas Co., KS -PARRETT, Orrin D., 26 Lawrence, KS BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT DODDRIDGE, Avis Amelia, 16 OAKES, J.L., Rev., M.G. 26 Nov 1891 243 Kanwaka, KS Lawrence, KS GIDEON, Olla, 18 22 Jun 1891 195 KAHN, Wm., J.P. Reno, Leavenworth Co., KS Reno, Leavenworth Co., KS HINES, Mary, 37 26 Nov 1891 244 PASLEY, H.A., M.G. Willow Springs, KS Bride's house CRANDALL, Jennie, 22 15 Aug 1891 209 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Topeka, KS Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS ANDERSON, Alice M. (Eliza), 17 10 Dec 1891 250 RICHARDSON, A.M., M.G. Linwood, KS L~nwood, KS SCHOEPFLIN, Cora A., 18 McCREARY, D.L., M.G. 244 25 Nov 1891 Worden, Douglas Co., KS Clinton, KS DAVIS, T.D., Rev., M.G. MARSHALL, Elizabeth J., 28 14 Oct 1891 224 Media, Douglas Co., KS The Bride's father's JENKINS, Addie, 19 13 Jul 1891 203 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, KS Lawrence, Douglas Co,., KS TUCKER, Fannie E., 24 24 Dec 1891 256 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS MERRITT, Lizzie T., 21 23 Aug 1891 212 CRAIG, B.B., Min. Lawrence, KS Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS WELKER, Florence, 19 2 Feb 1891 141 PRITCHARD, G.G., Rev. Lawrence, KS Douglas Co., KS MUELLER, J., M.G. DRAVIS, Lena, Miss, 21 26 Aug 1891 214 Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS HUMMER, Mary, 41 PASLEY, H.A., M.G~ 13 Apr 1891 167 Elk Co., KS Vinland, Douglas Co., KS HOPKINS, James, M.G. WEATHERWAX, Nancy, 50 2 May 1891 171 Cowley Co., KS . Winfield, Cowley Co. , KS WARREN, Florena F., 23 BURROWS, William 0., J.P. 186 31 May 1891 Leavenworth Co., KS Co. , KS Fall Leaf, Leavenworth J. K. , M.G. RAYMOND, Mamie, 20 MILLER, 30 Dec 1891 261 Lawrence, KS North Lawrence, KS OSBORN, Julia, 32 HORTON, B. J. , P.J. 197 24 Jun 1891 Leavenworth Co., KS Lawrence, KS DAVIS, Ellen, 28 HORTON, B.J. , P.J. 252 14 Dec 1891 Douglas Co., KS Lawrence', KS FOREMAN, Nona, 20 STOTE, A.H. , M.G. 10 May 1891 177 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS ...... Q) \0 ...... C'l g rt 1-<. ::J s::: (J) Q. �-.:: o N ~ .o w w PASEWARK, Herman, 24 Eudora, KS PATTON, F.R., 21 Clinton, Douglas Co., KS PATTY, H.H., 38 North Lawrence, KS PERRY, Edgar, 29 Kansas City, KS PHILLIPS, Archie, 22 Topeka, KS PICKENS, John I., 23 Lawrence, KS PIERCE, Jacob, 26 Tonganoxie, KS PITTMAN, E.W., 29 Omaha, Nebr. PITTS, Charles M., 25 Glen Elder, KS PLATZ, Frank, 22 Douglas Co., KS PORTER, James, 21 Baldwin City, KS RAHSKOPF, Frank, 25 Lawrence, KS RAMSEY, Harry T., 27 Billings, Mont. RANDEL, Dick, 22 Baldwin City, KS RANKIN, Ernest R., 25 Pueblo, Colorado RANKIN, I.C., 32 Clarinda, IA RAYSON, Charles 0., 23 Douglas Co., KS REDMOND, C.F.(J.), 29 Lawrence, KS RHODES, Edward, 20 Overbrook, KS HUNTER, Nellie, 21 Fall Leaf, KS BULLOCK, Minnie, 17 Clinton, Douglas Co., KS AKERS, Ida M., 22 North Lawrence, KS SOMMER, Theresa, 28 Eudora, KS BROWN, Winnie, 19 Top.eka, KS KLAUS, Angela K., 21 Leavenworth Co., KS ACKLEY, Mary, 20 Tonganoxie, KS SEILER, Olive B., 22 Lawrence, KS CARAHER, Florence M., 22 Hesper, KS ICE, Jennie, 15 Douglas Co., KS HIGGINS, Della Ottawa, KS HAMILTON, Clara, 19 Leavenworth, KS MARSHALL, Lizzie A., 22 Lawrence, KS SKINNER, Maggie E., 20 Baldwin City, KS HAMLIN, Nellie C., 23 Lawrence, KS HAMILTON, Eva V., '21 Garnett, KS REECE, Sallie B., 17 Douglas Co., KS WILSON, E.J., 33 Lawrence, KS CARTER, Maggie, 19 Baldwin City, KS BURROWS, W.O., J.P. 237 4 Nov 1891 Fall Leaf, Leavenworth Co., KS 11 Feb 1891 143 FARWELL, Henry, M.G. Clinton, KS Douglas Co., KS HILL, E.Y., M.G. 3 May 1891 174 North Lawrence, KS GROENER, R.B., Rev. 26 Nov 1891 245 Catholic Priest Eudora, KS CHARLTON, John, J.P. 178 11 May 1891 Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS HADLEY, M.W., J.P. 26 Feb 1891 151 Bride's residence, Leavenworth Co., KS 5 Nov 1891 239 HORTON, B.J., P.J • Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 16 Apr 1891 169 STOTE, A.H., M.G. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 11 Nov 1891 241 KOEPEELS, H., M.G. Hesper, Douglas Co., KS 4 Aug 1891 207 HORTON, B.J., P.J. , Lawrence, KS BROWN, J.L., Min. 257 24 Dec 1891 Baldwin City, Douglas Co., KS 21 Oct 1891 231 KELLY, Claude, Pastor Leavenworth, KS Baptist Church 21 Oct 1891 232 VAN PELT, R. H., M. G. Lawrence, KS SMITH, James D., M.G. 4 Jul 1891 198 Baldwin City, KS TELFORD, J.C., M.G. 20 May 1891 182 M.E. Church, Olathe, KS Lawrence, KS STRONG, C.H., M.G. 3 Jul 1891 200 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS RAYSON, Thomas, J.P. 212 23 Aug 1891 Eudora, KS MILLER, J.K., M.G. 217 2 Sep 1891 Lawrence, KS GOODALE, A.B., M.G. 188 31 May 1891 Baldwin, KS Baldwin, KS t:J o s::: IQ N III til (') o s::: ::s I"t . "<: Q o ::s ....::s I"t s::: (l) Q. �BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. .:c::o RICE, A.H., 28 Argentine, KS RICHARDS, Charles A., 22 Douglas Co., KS RIGGS, William C., 38 Lawrence, KS RISLEY, Grant R., 25 Lawrence, KS ROBERTS, Del, 22 Kansas City, MO ROBERTS, Willis A., 21 Leavenworth Co., KS ROBINSON, Ezra L., 28 Topeka, KS RUMBAUGH, Overlin A., 24 Jefferson Co., KS SAlLE, John E., 24 Lapeer, KS SCHIRMER, Frank, 38 Douglas Co., KS SCHNEBLY, .J.E., 20 Baldwin, KS SCHOEPFLIN, Henry, 24 Worden, Douglas Co., KS SCOTT, R.A., 44 Knoxville, TN SELF, James, 20 Lawrence, KS SHIELDS, William H., 48 Douglas Co., KS SHORT, Richard H., 28 Kansas City, MO SIMMONS, Charles J., 33 Lawrence, KS SIMPSON, James, 21 Kanwaka, Douglas Co., KS SKINNER, Roslan, 24 Lawrence, KS BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT t:J o s:::: IQ f.., COHRON, E.M., Rev. HINES, Josie, 22 18 Mar 1891 158 M~ssionary Baptist Ch. Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS McCREARY, D.L., M.G. MARTIN, Rosie E., 17 27 Dec 1891 258 Douglas Co., KS Lecompton, KS ENNIS, A.T., Priest S CHAL BAR , Mary, 22 25 Nov 1891 243 st. John's Catholic Ch. Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. YEAGER, Mary A., 18 19 Jan 1891 137 Lawrence, KS Douglas Co., KS WILSON, S.F., Min. PYLES, May, 20 8 Jun 1891 190 North Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS North Lawrence, KS HUBBEL, Ezra, M.G. 15 Feb 1891 146 NORWINE, Mary J., 14 Residence of the bride, Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS 6 Jun 1891 190 WILSON, S.F., Min. McGRADE, Nellie, 28 Lawrence, KS North Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS 11 Mar 1891 157 CLARK, M.F., M.G. SMITH, Cora M., 21 Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS 136 PONPENEY, Jas. A., Priest DOYLE, Mattie E. (Martha), 21 21 Jan 1891 Catholic Church, Lapeer Willow Springs, KS PONPENEY, Jas. A~, Rev. 161 WALTENBERG, Rosa, 21 13 Apr 1891 Catholic Priest Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS SULLIVAN, J.M., M.G. 142 10 Feb 1891 THOMAS, Anna M., 17 Baldwin, KS Baldwin City, KS CHARLTON, John, J.P. 140 WILLIAMS, Emma, 24 27 Jan 1891 Echo, Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS License only 192 MOORE, Jennie, 22 15 Jun 1891 Lawrence, KS 30 Dec 1891 260 BROOKS, Washington W. CYRUS, Annie, 18 Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS M.G. Leavenworth, KS 26 Jul 1891 204 STOTES, Aaron D., Pastor HENDERSON, Eliza, 46 Lawrence, KS Christian Church Douglas Co., KS 15 Apr 1891 168 CORDLEY, Richard, M.G. McBRIDE, Jessie, 21 Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS 30 Jun 1891 198 HOWLAND, C.G., Min. GLATHART, Emily S., 21 Unitarian Church Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS BROOKS, Washington W., 246 BLOOD/BLUNT, Mamie, 15 26 Nov 1891 M.G., A.M.E: Church Kanwaka, Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 217 SEETIN, Martha, 18 3 Sep 1891 Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co. Lawrence, KS III III n o s:::: ::s rt "<: ... ><: III ::s III III III :3:: III ~!--- III IQ (!) ~ (!) (') o 1-1 Q. III (') o ::s rt !--- ::s s:::: (!) Q. �-0:: o ..... ~ .o W lT1 SMOOT, Willis G., 24 HEARN, Etta, 23 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS SQUIRES, Charles E., 29 MILLER, Abbie A., 27 Tulare Co., Calif. Baldwin, KS STACY, William Arthur, 27 LIND, Emma Elizabeth, 25 Morganville, KS Alfred, Douglas Co., KS STEPHENS, John A., 21 CARVER, Emma, 18 Perryville, KS Perryville, KS STEPHENS, William, 26 JENNINGS, Mary, 21 St. Louis, MO Lawrence, KS STEVENS, M.C., 24 FENTON, Susie L., 19 Kansas City, MO Vinland, Douglas Co., KS STEVENS, William A., 21 MILES, Mary A., 22 Lawrence, KS Jefferson Co., KS STEVENSON, Ira C., 22 McCLELLAN, Gertie, 21 Douglas Co., KS Douglas Co., KS STONEBURNER, A.L.,. 21 TIMMONS, Liddie, Miss, 20 Lecompton, KS Lecompton, KS STOVER, Charles W., 36 PEARSON, Anna, 31 Shawnee Co., KS Douglas Co.,.KS STRATTON, Charles H., 29 MARCKS/MARKES, Lovie E., 24 DeSoto, KS DeSoto, KS STRODE, James R., 21 WRIGHT, Elizabeth, 21 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS STRONG, Clayton N., 27 HARDING, Mina, 24 Manhattan, KS Topeka, KS STRONG, George, 22 KATHERMAN, Fannie, 20 Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS Bond, Douglas Co., KS SULLIVAN, John, 27 McCLURE, Marguerite st. Clair Kansas City, MO 21, Lawrence, KS TENPENNY, J.M., 19 GALLIGER, Nora(h), 22 Jefferson Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS THOMPSON, Benjamin, 23 McCRACKEN, Annie, 19 Jefferson Co., KS Jefferson Co., KS THOMPSON, Robert, 63 ALLEN, Rosa Ann, 47 Clinton, Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, KS TILLES, Samuel, 26 JACOBS, Bertha,22 Mansfield~ Ark. Lawrence, KS CHARLTON, John, J.P. 9 Jun 1891 191 Lawrence, KS 7 Apr 1891 164 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 31 Aug 1891 215 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Marion Twp., Douglas Co., KS 25 Mar 1891 161 MOORE, A.H., Pastor Perryville, Jefferson Co., KS M.E. Church 9 Jul 1891 201 ENNIS, A.T., Priest Lawrence, KS St. John's Catholic Ch. 26 May 1891 184 PASLEY, H.A., M.G. Bride's home WHITE, David, M.G. 238 8 Nov 1891 Jefferson Co., KS GOODALE, A.B., Pastor 4 Mar 1891 153 prebyterian Ch., Baldwin Baldwin, KS HOPE, A.L., M.G. & 28 Jan 1891 139 HOPE, Jno. C. Douglas Co., KS CORD LEY , Richard, M.G. 3 Dec 1891 248 Lawrence,. Douglas Co., KS STRONG, C.H., M.G. 1 Sep 1891 216 Lawrence, KS CRAIG, B.B., Rev. 19 Mar 1891 159 Lawrence, KS 240 HORTON, B.J., P.J. 9 Nov 1891 Douglas Co., KS Lawrence, 218 MICHAEL, Joseph, M.G. 6 Sep 1891 The minister's house MARVIN, Jas., Min. 147 18 Feb 1891 Lawrence, KS STERNBERGH, T.J., J.P. 156 5 Mar 1891 Lawrence, KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 233 28 Oct 1891 Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS 23 Jun 1891 196 CHARLTON, John, J.P. Lawrence, KS BERKOWITZ, Henry, Rabbi 14 Jan .1891 - , 136 Kansas City, MO o o t: IQ ..... III III () o t: ::s rt- '<: ... ~ II> ~t--, ~ m o o ::s rt- t--, ::s t: m Q. �PAGE # OFFICIANT BRIDEGROOM/AGE/RES. BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE DATE/PLACE TORNQUIST, E., Rev., 35 Chanute; KS TRANSUE, Josiah, 22 Jefferson Co., KS TYRRELL, Perry, 41 Jefferson Co., KS ULRICH, Eli, 28 Pleasant Grove, KS ULRICH, James, 23 Douglas Co., KS UNDERWOOD, J.M., 45 Topeka, KS VAN CLEAVE, D.F., 22 Oskaloosa, KS WARREN, Thomas, 55 Leavenworth Co., KS WATERS, C.C., ,25 Black Jack, KS WATTS, George W., 33 Lawrence, KS WEBBER, Albert Alfred, 23 Alfred, KS WEHE, Lewis E., 26 Baldwin, KS WEIL, George E., 26 Douglas Co., KS WHITE, D.A., 55 Eudora, Douglas Co., KS WHITE, H.A., 23 ,Eudora, KS WILBUR, Samuel T., 21 Hesper, Douglas Co., KS WILLIAMS, Barney Edward, 20 North Lawrence, KS WILLIAMS, Edward, 42 Lawrence, KS WILLIAMS, Isaac L., 34 Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Jennie F., Miss, 20 Lawrence, KS GODFREY, Martha J., 19 Jefferson Co., KS WILLIAMS, Martha, 47 Jefferson 'co., KS ELLIS, Lilla B. (Liilie), 23 Pleasant Grove, KS BROWN, Sallie J., 20 Douglas Co., KS ROBERTSON, Susan, 29 Topeka, KS PETRIE, Martha, 18 Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co., KS BREWER, Mary Sidney Jane, 23 Douglas Co., KS HAYS, Minnie, 23 Kingman, KS McCOIN, Ada J., Miss, 21 Lenape, KS BENNETT, Jessie B., 22 Twin Mound, KS SISSON, Lotta, 21 Baldwin, KS HALWIS, Martha C., 16 Douglas Co., KS PARSHALL, Mary, 45 Prairie Centre, Johnson Co. REED, Meda, 21 Clearfield, Douglas Co., KS LARGENT, Julia Ann, 23 Hesper, Douglas Co., KS ANDERSON, Eliza, 16 North Lawrence, KS CLARK(E), Ida, 16 Lawrence,KS SIMMONS, Alice, 23 Lawrence, KS HANSON, A.P., M.G. 220 17 Sep 1891 Baptist minister Lawrence, KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 150 23 Feb 1891 Lawrence,'KS MOORE, A.H., Pastor M.E. 5'Aug 1891 203 Near Perry, Jefferson Co., KS, Church, S. Perry PASLEY, H.A., Pastor 21 Apr 1891 170 M.E. Ch., Vinland, KS Pleasant Grove, KS MICHAEL, Joseph, M.G. 25 Aug 1891 211 Echo, KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 155 5 Mar 1891 Lawrence, KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 147 19 Feb 1891 Lawrence, KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 173 30 Apr 1891 Lawrence, KS 28 Oct 1891 233 MARSHALL, Jas. A., Min. Home of G.N. HAYES, Kingman Co., KS 23 Dec 1891 254 STOTES, Aaron D., Pastor Lenape, Leavenworth Co. Lawrence Christian Ch. 4 Nov 1891 238 HORTON, B.J., P.J. Douglas Co., KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 24 Sep 1891 222 Lawrence, KS KOEPSEL, H., M.G. 21 Dec 1891 253 Eudora, KS YARGER, H.L., Pastor 8 May 1891 177 Eng. Luth. Church Lawrence, KS, RAYSON, Thomas, J.P. 19 Aug 1891 210 Eanos REED's residence RAYSON, Thomas, J.P. 20 Feb 1891 145 Eudora, Douglas Co., KS CRAIG, B.B., Christian 22 Jun 1891 195 Minister Lawrence, KS GRANT, W.L., Pastor 20 Sep 1891 221 First Baptist'Ch. "Lawrence, KS MARVIN, Jas., M.G. 8'Apr 1891 165 Lawrence, KS tJ s::: o IQ f.., ~ o III III <1 ,0 s::: ::s r1- "< ... Q o::So r1..... ::s s::: (1) Q. �~ (J) ....'tJ 0 :J ill (J) .."i ~ 0 N ~ . ~ :c:0 ...... w --.J WILLOUGHBY, Henry, 25 Lawrence, KS WILLOUGHBY, Lazarus, 35 Lawrence, KS WILMOTH, Harry E., 23 Lawrence, KS WILSON, John H., 25 Douglas Co., KS WIXSON, Mermis W., 23 Lawrence, KS WOODARD, Levi E. , 23 Johnson Co., KS WOODRING, Cary A., 30 Lawrence, KS WRIGHT, Edmund, 68 Baldwin, KS WRIGHT, William I. (G. ) , 22 Mar ion Twp., Douglas. Co. YANCY, Isaac, 25 Council Grove, KS YOUNG, James T., 18 Lawrence, KS ZOLLNER, George, 29 Kansas City, MO CHARLTON, John, J.P. 163 27 .Mar 1891 LOVE, Mollie, 27 KS Lawrence, Lawrence, KS CHARLTON, John, J.P. 247 2 Dec 1891 DAVISON, Ella, 28 KS Lawrence, Lawrence, KS MARVIN, Jas. , M.G. 181 19 May 1891 FULTON, Lenora, 20 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS HUFFMAN, G.M. , M.G. 231 21 Oct 1891 FIX, Vina N., 18 KS Co. , Douglas Big Springs, Shawnee Co., KS Richard, M.G. CORDLEY, 193 17 Jun 1891 OSBORN, Linnie, 21 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS WHITNEY, Wm., M.G. 175 6 May 1891 WALKER, Jennie A., 20 M.E. Church KS Co. , Eudora, Douglas Eudora, Douglas Co. , KS ENDACOTT, John, Pastor 139 21 Jan 1891 BLAKE, Eliza D., 17 M.E. Ch., N. Lawrence Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS LANGDON, John L., M.G. 155 12 Mar 1891 LEA, Belinda, 52 Baldwin, KS WRIGHT's Geo. Baldwin, KS ENSLOW, H.S., Rev. 148 22 Feb 1891 ENSLOW, Mamie, Miss, 17 Progressive Brethren Ch. ENSLOW Residence of H.S. Mar ion Twp., Douglas Co. , KS HORTON, B.J., P.J. 206 1 Aug 1891 CORNISH, Hester, 20 KS Douglas Co., Lawrence, Council Grove, KS GRANT, W.L., Pastor 246 25 Nov 1891 CLINE, Birdie, 18 First Baptist Church KS Lawrence, Lawrence, KS GROENER, R.B., Catholic 162 14 Apr 1891 SOMMER, Hedwig, 21 Priest KS Co. , Douglas Eudora, Eudora, KS tl o s:: IQ N III til () o s:: :J rt .. "<: 11 o· :J ....::s rt BRIDE INDEX s:: (J) BRIDE ABDILL, Sarah E. ACKLEY, Mary AKERS, Ida M. ALLEN, Rosa Ann ANDERSON, Alice M. (Eliza) ANDERSON, Augusta ANDERSON, Eliza ANDERSON, Tena_. ARRASMITH, Sarah N. BALDWIN, Cora GROOM CHANDONIA, Charles E. PIERCE, Jacob PATTY, H.H. THOMPSON, Robert·· MEINKE, Theodore C. MALMBERG, August WILLIAMS, Barney Edward LANDON, WilliamDUNHAM, Ira T. HOOD, George W. BRIDE BARNHART, M.H. BARNHISEL, Lizzie J. BENELL, Cora E. BENNETT, Jessie B. BERGGEN, Charlotte A. BLAKE, Eliza D. BLANKENCHIP, Mary M. - BLOOD/BLUNT, Mamie BRANNIGAN, Ina BREWER, Mary Sidney Jane GROOM GOODMAN, Menifee HANGER, J.A. HARTUP, I.L. WEBBER, Albert Alfred LARSON, Albin WOODRING, Cary A. MARSHALL, L.B. SIMPSON, James McCOY, Frank WARREN, Thomas Q. �. ~ .o w CO BRIDE BRIDWELL, Mary BROOKE, Nell BROWN, Jos (s) ie BROWN, Lizzie BROWN, Sallie J. BROWN, Winnie BULLOCK, Minnie BURNETT, Sarah A. BURR, Ida R. BURROUGHS, Susie CALLAN, Mary A. CAMPBELL, Lillis CARAHER, Florence M. CARBON, Lillie H.B. CARPENTER, Belle CARTER, Maggie CARVER, Emma CLARK, Fannie CLARK(E), Ida CLINE, Birdie COATE(S), Susan COLLINS, Gemima COLLINS, N.annie I. CORNISH, Hester CRANDALL, Jennie CREW, Mary H. CROSSMAN, Hattie CROUCH, Louisa CUMMINGS, Elsie CYRUS, Annie DAVIS, Ellen DAVISON, Ella DODDRIDGE, Avis Amelia DORON, T.A. DOYLE, Mattie E. (Martha) DRAVIS, Lena, Miss EDENS, Amanda ELLIS, Lilla B. (Lillie) ENSLOW, Mamie, Miss GROOM HEDLEY, G.W. LEAMER, Coates W. HAM, Nelse CAVALIER, William ULRICH, James PHILLIPS, Archie PATTON, F.R. BURTON, Alonzo C. BELL, L.W. CRAIG, Everet HYLAND, J.M. COX, Martin Luther PITTS, . Charles M. GOULD, Charles R. CRITES, Thomas D. RHODES, Edward STEPHENS, John A. BROOKS, Oscar L. WILLIAMS, Edward YOUNG, James T. JOY, William CUMMINGS, Clinton MARSHALL, Ernest S. YANCY, Isaac McPHERSON, Elmer DUNCAN, Howard E. McCONNELL, John JOHNSON, Erwin LODTER, Fred SELF, James PARNELL, George WILLOUGHBY, Lazarus McKEOUGH, W.J. BOWERS, L.K.' SAlLE, John E. MURPHY, Michael J. LANSDOWNE, J.F. ULRICH, Eli WRIGHT, William I.(G.) BRIDE EVANS, Anna M. EVANS, Lucy FENTON, Susie L. FITZPATRICK, Margaret A. FIX, Vina N. FLINTON, Mamie E. FLORY, Ida FLORY, Viola FORD, Lydia J.(A.), Miss FOREMAN, Nona FRANTZ, Katie M. FREDERICK, Catherine E. FREDERICKSON, Kate E. FRY, Francis FULTON, Lenora FUNK, Jakobena GALLIGER, NOra(h) GENTRY, Lillie E. GIDEON, Olla GLATHART, Emily S. GODFREY, Martha J. GRIMES, Anna L. HALWIS, Martha C. HAMILTON, Clara HAMILTON, Eva V. HAMILTON, Ida HAMLIN, Nellie C. HANEY, Minta B. HARDING, Mina HARDTAFER, Mary L. HARTUP, Kate F. HAYS, Minnie HEARN, Etta HECKMAN, Becca Jane HEINLY, Estella J. HEMMERLE, Berthe HENDERSON, Eliza HEYMAN, Pauline HIGGINS, Della GROOM HOOBLER, William A. McGINNISS, Richard STEVENS, M.C. BARBER, Henry M. WILSON, John H. ALLENDORPH, Arthur S. KESLER, David JONES, J.L. CARPENTER, William A. PARRETT, Orrin D. LONGANECKER, Maurice E. BOWEN, Alfred A. KING, Claude CHIPLEY, George WILMOTH, Harry E. LUZINS, Peter Joseph TENPENNY, J.M. McCREATH, D.H. McKINNEY, Edgar SIMMONS, Charles J. TRANSUE, Josiah DESKINS, William G. WElL, George E. RAHSKOPF, Frank RANKIN, I.C. JOHNSON, Andrew RANKIN, Ernest R. CAMPBELL, William A. STRONG, Clayton N. GEIGER, G.M. LAYMAN, Charles E. WATERS, C.C. SMOOT, Willis G. DUNN, Osman Lincoln FELLER, Samuel DUNSER, Louis SHIELDS, William H. GERSON, George PORTER, James >: III :J III III III :.;:: III ~ "".III lQ (I) ::tJ (I) Q o 11 Q, III Q o :J ("t "".:J s:::: (I) Q, �~ o .... BRIDE HILL, Lulu HINDMAN, Lalla HINES, Josie HINES, Mary HINES, Sarah Ellen (Ella) HOLLOWAY, Hattie A. HOUSE, Rachel HOWARD, Ellen HOWE, Eva F. HOYT, Genevieve HUMMER, Mary HUNTER, Nellie HUTCHINGS, Josephine Eliz. HUTSON, Annie L. ICE, Jennie JACKSON, Addie JACOBS, Bertha JENKINS, Addie JENNINGS, Mary JOHNSON, Ada A. JOHNSON, Annie JOHNSON, Carrie JOHNSON, Cora B •. JOHNSON, Jennie F., Miss JOHNSON, Louisa JOHNSON, Mamie B. JONES, Celia A. JUDY, May F. KAHN, Anna KATHERMAN, Fannie KELSEY, Agnes(s) KENNEDY, Belle M. KIMBERLING, Mary KLAUS, Angela K. KNIGHT, Elizabeth J. LARGENT, Julia Ann LAWRENCE, Stella LAWSON, Mary A. GROOM DUNCAN, Edward HAMILTON, Alfred P. RICE, A.H. McNEES, D.E. CANNON, James H. GLEASON, Charles J. MARX, David JACKSON, John BENEDICK, Herbert F. CREW, Dan A. NEWTON, Frank PASEWARK, Herman CRANE, Cyrus Sykes BARNES, William H. PLATZ, Frank ADAMS; T.L. TILLES, Samuel MOORE, Charles STEPHENS, William BUTLER, E.B. GARRETT, John COWENS, William CORNELL, Arthur B. TORNQUIST, E., Rev. BATE, Daniel BRADLEY, Isaac F. HINTON, Martin M. HORNER, D.H. LUCKAN, Otto STRONG, George LONG, James K. LINDLEY, Corydon E. DEAN, J.H. PICKENS, John I. LANDER, Edmund J. WILBUR, Samuel T. MARSHALL, John M. KOHLER, John G. o GROOM BRIDE o s::: WRIGHT, Edmund LEA, Belinda IQ GILLEY, Arthur ~ LEEMAN, Mary JOHNSON, Crary 'Po ~ LEONARD, Maud E. EVINGER, Elmer ~ LIGGETT, Jennie . STACY, Williams Arthur § L'IND, Emma Elizabeth HOCKINS, Page ~ LOGAN, Cordelia WILLOUGHBY, Henry , LOVE, Mollie CHARLES, Clyde C. ~ LOWE, Alice L. DUNLAP, Charles G. ~ MARCH, Anna E. STRATTON, Charles H. ~ MARCKS/MARKES, Lovie E. MILLER, Thomas H., MARSHALL, Elizabeth J. ::!!: III RAMSEY, Harry T. MARSHALL, Lizzie A. ~ DORAN, O.J. 1-0. MARTIN, Hallie J., Miss III RICHARDS, Charles A. IQ MARTIN, Rosie E. .(1) HOPSON, Willis MARVIN, Maria ::0 KEENY, Edward (1) MASTED, Maud Q COLTRAINE, .John J. o MATHEWS, Belle '"1 SHORT, Richard H. McBRIDE, Jessie I:l.. ~ KELLOGG, Fred H. McCAGUE, Harriet A. ANDERSON, W.F. McCARTHY, Mary Ellen STEVENSON, Ira C. McCLELLAN, Gertie Clair SULLIVAN, John McCLURE, Marguerite st. WATTS, George W. McCOIN, Ada J., Miss Q THOMPSON, Benjamin o McCRACKEN, Annie ~ ROBINSON, Ezra L. r!McGRADE, Nellie 1-0. BENNETT, Arthur H. McILRAVY, Allicia, Miss ~ s::: BROWN, C.W. (1) MEITH, Frances I:l.. MOSS, Clarence D. MERRITT, Lizzie T. HYATT, N.P. MERRY, Edith A. STEVENS, William A. MILES, Mary A. SQUIRES, Charles E. MILLER, Abbie A. ALLEN, Nicholas MILLER, Addie (Ada) KITZMILLER, J.E. MILLER, Effie JONES, James E. MILLER, May SCOTT, R.A. MOORE, Jennie BATERS, George MOORE ,Minnie BIDINGER, O.A. MURPHY, Winnie E. BAKER, Herbert H.T. NICKSON, Keziah �-.:: o N BRIDE NORWINE, Mary J. OATMAN, Evelyn OHLFEST, Anna C. OLMSTEAD, Edna L. OLSON, Emma H. OSBORN, Julia OSBORN, Linnie PARDEE, Della E., Mrs. PARNELL, Rosa E. PARSHALL, Mary PARSON, Josie E. PASCOE, Bessie PEARSON, Anna PETRIE, Martha PYLES, May' RANSY, Rosa RAY, Cenie Ann RAYMOND, Mamie REECE, Sallie B. REED, Meda REEHER, Minnie E. ROBERTS, Lida ROBERTSON, Susan ROTHROCK, Ada ROYER, Emma SCHALBAR, Mary SCHAUFELY/SCHUEFLEE, Minnie SCHOEPFLIN, Cora A. SCHRODER, Louisa SEAMAN, Ida SEETIN, Martha SEILER, Olive B. SEVERS, Bertha SHANE, Ella N., Miss SIMMONS, Alice SISSON, Lotta SKAGGS, Ella S. SKINNER, Maggie E. SMITH, Alvina E. GROOM ROBERTS, Willis A. HERRIOTT, Walter T.B. GIBSON, Lucien A. FRYE, John W. BISHOP, Nicholas J. PARNELL, Andrew WIXSON, Mermis W. HURD, George R. CORDER, Henry M. WHITE, D.A. GLENN, Cyrus L. CHADBOURNE, Geo. W. STOVER, Charles W. VAN CLEAVE, D.F. ROBERTS, Del HOLLOWAY, Joseph CEARFOSS, Willard F. PARKHURST, H. Seymour RAYSON, Charles_O. WHITE, H.A. BRADFORD, Cyrus A. MARSHALL, Delbert A. UNDERWOOD, J.M. HILKEY, E.J. BUSSE, C.B. RIGGS, William C. KOSANKE, Herman MIFFLIN, David H. MATHEWS, Charles J. GRIFFITH, William SKINNER, Roslan PITTMAN, E.W. BURGOYNE, Grant GILBERT, Theodore J. WILLIAMS, Isaac L. WEHE, Lewis E. JORASCHKY, August RANDEL, Dick HUNT, Thomas W. BRIDE SMITH, Cora M. SOMMER, Hedwig SOMMER, Theresa SPENCE, Nellie C. SPURGEON, Maggie L., Miss STANTON, Louia C. STEWART, Ella STRICKLER, Clara R. STRUB, Rosie SUNDERLIN, Mary R. TEN BROECK, Nettie THISTLETHWAITE, Anna E. THOMAS, Anna M. TIMMONS, Liddie, Miss TOPPING, Allie V. TRUAN, Sarah J. TUCKER, Fannie E. TUTTLE, Annabel UNDERWOOD, Annie E. VAN TRIES, Bertha WALKER, Jennie A. WALKER, May WALTENBERG, Rosa WANDRIES, Mary WARBINTON, Sarah F. WARD, Martha J. WARREN, Dora E. WARREN, Florena F. WEATHERWAX,. Nancy WEBB, Rebecca E. WELKER, Florence WHEELER, Ella E. WILKINS, Mary WILLIAMS, Emma WILLIAMS, Martha WILLIS, Katie M. (Kate M.) WILSON, E.J. WILSON, Ida WILSON, Phoeba L. GROOM RUMBAUGH, Overlin A. ZOLLNER, George PERRY, Edgar CARTWRIGHT, George T. DAVIDSON, Charles S. BLOSE, Ulysses G. HERD, Isaac CROSSGROVE, Harry B. CHILDS, Edward N. DUMMER, Henry E. HADLEY, A.W. HOPKINS, J.C. SCHNEBLY, J.E. STONEBURNER, A.L. ASHBY, Alva L. BERTSCHINGER, F.W. MORTON, George F. DAVIS, Christopher P. ANDERSON, J. Henry McFARLAND, William G. WOODARD, Lev i E. • KENYON, James Darl~ngton SCHIRMER, Frank COPP, Jacob F. BARBER, Wm. T. BURGESS, William J. GILMORE, A.G. PARKER, Barney NORWINE, Henry A. FLORY, George A. MURPHY, H.S. ENGWALL, John F. BUTLER, Louis SCHOEPFLIN, Henry TYRRELL, Perry BEASLEY, James O. REDMOND, C.F.(J.) GROSS, James GODFREY, Thomas J. .... Q) 10 .... ' Q o ~ rt ..... ~ s:: (1) Q. �BRIDE WOODWARD, Mary W. WRIGHT, Elizabeth YEAGER, Mary A. YOUNG, Vina, Miss GROOM DORAN, Thomas F. STRODE, James R. RISLEY, Grant R. BROADUS, Jackson III IfElIORIAlf - GOLDIE VIVIAN HOUT ~ o Dougl~s County Genealogical Society member Goldie Vivian HOUT passed away July 7, 1991 in Lawrence. She was born July 22, 1904, daughter of George Washington JONES and Kate Josephine ALLEN, and lived in Topeka as a small child. In 1914 she moved to Clinton and had lived there ever since. She married Thomas Henry HOUT on July 11, 1921 in Wyandotte County. He died August 4, 1953. Mrs. HOUT was active in her community, where she was a member of the Clinton Lake Historical Society, Clinton Presbyterian Church, and the American Legion Auxiliary, as well as our society. ;"'RECENT OBIroARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS CO. RESIDENTS These listings are for persons who were born in or moved to Douglas Co. before 1911. The edition of the Lawrence Journal World in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses, and gives much more information. ERNST, Edith E., of Lawrence, KS: b. 3 Jun 1901, Lawrence, KS, daughter of Philip and Minna Steinbring ERNST; d. Tues., 3 Sep 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; never married. (Wed., 4 Sep 1991) ,HEFFNER, Earl William: b. 20 Jan 1899 near Worden, KS, son of Joseph and Rosie Lyon HEFFNER; d. Thur., 27 Jun 1991, Overbrook, KS; bur. Worden Cemetery; m. 23 Feb 1927, Kansas City, KS, Iva Mae EATON (d. 29 Jun 1972). (Fri., 28 Jun 1991) HOUK, Linna A. of rural Berryton: b. 10 Jun 1901, Richland, KS, daughter of Ezra Geary WOODWARD and Lottie Lou PETEFISH; d. Sat., 31 Aug 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, KS; m. 18 oct 1923, Lawrence, KS, Albert Washington HOUK (d. 21 Oct 1960). (Mon., 2 Sep 1991) LUTZ, Inez Blanche (HEFFNER) of Overbrook, KS: b. 4 Dec 1900, Worden, KS, daughter of Joseph and Rosie Anna Lyon HEFFNER; d. Sat., 3 Aug 1991, Shawnee, KS; bur. Worden Cemetery; m. 10 Feb 1926, Worden, KS, Oscar Eugene LUTZ (d. 21 Mar 1961). (Mon., 5 Aug 1991) REETZ, Frieda Magdalene (SCHWARZ) of Lawrence, KS: b. 9 Jul 1897 near Baldwin, KS, daughter o~ William and Louisa SCHWARZ; d. Fri., 26 Jul 1991, La Grange, IL; bur. Lawrence Memorial Park Cemetery; m. 19 Feb 1919, William A. REETZ (d. 9 May 1952). (Sun., 28 Jul 1991) STALLARD, Hobart M.: b. 14 Jan 1897, Lawrence, KS, son of Peter and Caroline Stamper STALLARD; d. Mon., 1 Jul 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Underwood Cemetery, Williamstown, KS; m. 3 Nov 1920, Williamstown, KS, Lottie SCHENCK (d. 1981). (Tues., 2 Jul 1991) THOREN, Etta (LAUGHLIN), of Eudora, KS: b. 10 May 1894, High Point, NC, daughte~ of Alexander C. and Cora Sumner LAUGHLIN; d. Mon., 15 Jul 1991, Eudora, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; m. 19 Nov 1919, Eudora, KS, Edward THOREN (d. 1 May 1978). (Tues., 16 Jul 1991) o o ::s I"t 1-0. ::s s:: (1) Q.. �SOB RECENT ADDITIONS, TO '.PlIE D.C .G.S. 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New York Handy Guide (1946). 26. New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch. 27. New York Marriages Previous to 1784. 28. Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia. 29. Oswego Co., NY Federal Census 1820. 30. Ozark Heritage, Dent Co., MO 1851-~980, Vol. I & I I 31. People Came, The - Osborn, Kansas. 32. Roll of Battle Abbey, The 33. Search of Scottish Ancestry, The, by Gerald ,Hamilton Edwards. 34. State Census of North Carolina 1784-1787, 2nd. ed., by Mrs. Alvaretta Kenan Register (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1978) 35. Tennessee Cousins - A History of Tennessee People, by Worth S. Ray (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1980) 36. Virginia Land Office Inventory, by Daphne S. Gentry (VA State Library, Richmond) 37. Virginia Vital Records. 38. Virginia Wills and Administrations 1632-1800. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.1 42 �--- ---~-- . ----- - --~. _I ~ -~~~~~--------~ - - -~ --.~~---~'-~~. --- '\--'-- Queries are free to members. They should state 'at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier.' Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. DAVIS, HUDDLESTON, SMITH I have pictures from the estate of Ula Crystal (SMITH) DAVIS that I need to give to the George W. SMITH family. The pictures are described as follows: (1) Family photo of 4 girls, 2 boys and a father. On the back it says Augestine, Lizze, Emma and Drusillea, father Jack, and Jess and George SMITH. (2) Photo of a man with gun in hands labeled John Wesley DAVIS. (3) Photo of a woman taken by McVay, Olathe, KS, labeled Lizzie SMITH. (4) Baby photo by C.E. Eckles, Lamar, MO. On back it says Ella DAVIS your cousin, Issac DAVIS and Lizzie Smith DAVIS baby. (5) Photo of man and woman taken San Bernadino, CA. On back it says for George SMITH - Isaac & Lizzie SMITH. (6) Photo of man and woman taken San Bernadino, CA. On back it says Drusilla HUDDLESTON & 2nd husband. I would very much like to find the families in these pictures. Maxine P. (MOORE) HOUGLAND, Rt. 1 Box 262, Perry, KS 66073. Telephone (913) 597-5969. ANDERSON, BARKER, DRISKELL, EVANS, ENDICOTT, SMITH, TALLEY, WILLIAMS Seeking information on William SMITH and his wife Susannah. What was her maiden name? They were in TN in early 1800s, came to the area near Courtney, MO ca. 1832, about the same time as the TALLEYs and the WILLIAMS. The TALLEYS were in Saline Co., MO in 1840 and in ~ackson Co., MO by 1844. Children of William and Susannah SMITH were: Mildred DRISKELL, Jesse SMITH, Sarah TALLEY, Lucy EVANS, James Madison SMITH, TALLEY, SMITH, Eliza ENDICOTT, Simeon SMITH, Catherine ANDERSON, Enoch SMITH, Sarah E. WILLIAMS, Harriot T. BARKER'. Need dates of births, marriages and deaths. Some were in KS later. Will exchange and pay for photocopying. Mrs. Lloyd M. TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046. BRYANT, STAINBROOK I need the orphan or guardianship records of a Peter and Mary C. STAINBROOK who died in Iowa Territory between 1833 and 1839. Where are they buried and when did they die? They sold land in Fountain Co., IN in 1833, left Indiana to go to IL with the David BRYANT family. Where did they go? I need tax, land records. The STAINBROOK children were: Frederick, Elizabeth, Margaret, Maria, Katherine, Jane L., Daniel and Sarah Ann.'. Will correspond and pay for copies. Mrs. Fay STAINBROOK TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046. The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.1 43 �BRIGHT, KIRKPATRICK, YORK I need confirmation the people in photo the people in photo anyone know if this of #1 #2 is the identity of the people in these photos. I believe are William C. ··YORK and Anna KIRKPATRICK. I believe are Washington Rufus BRIGHT and Julia Ann YORK. Does correct? Kevin ONESLAGER, Box 263, Baldwin City, KS 66006. Photo #1 Photo #2 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.1 44 �BRIGHT. KIRKPATRICK. YORK I need confirmation the people in photo the people in photo anyone know if this 66006. of #1 #2 is the identity of the people in these photos. I believe are william C. YORK and Anna KIRKPATRICK. I believe are washington Rufus BRIGHT and Julia Ann YORK. Does correct? Kevin ONESLAGER, Box 263, Baldwin City, KS Photo #1 Photo #2 The Pioneer, vol. xv, No.1 44 �INDEX, mE PIONEER, VOLUIfB XV, NC1lIBBR ~ BAKER Herbert H.T., 24, 39 Isaac L., 3 BALDWIN Cora, 29, 37 BARBER Harry M., 24, 38 WIn. T., 24, 40 BARKER Harriot T., 43 BARNES William H., 24, 39 BARNETT J.Z., 12 BARNETTE J.Z., 8 BARNHART M.H., 28, 37 BARNHISEL Lhzie J., 28, 37 BARTON Byron, 3 H.R., 15 AlT BATE . Nicholous, 2 Daniel, 24, 39 AMOS BATERS Susan Ann, 2 George, 24, 39 ANDERSON Alice M. (Eliza), 32, 37 BEASLEY James 0., 24, 40 Augusta, 31, 37 BELL Catherine, 43 F.H., 2,5,7,8,9,12,13, El iza, 36, 37 14,15,16,18,22,23 J. Henry, 24, 40 John Porter, 3 Tena, 30, 37 L.W., 24, 38 W.F., 24, 39 BELL & BYRD, 17 ARMSTRONG BENEDICK Elizabeth Sarah, 2 Herbert F., 24, 39 ARRASMITH BENEDICT Sarah N., 27, 37 George Rice, 3 ASHBY BENELL Al va L., 24, 40 Cora E., 29, 37 Henry S., 2 Will iam, 29 ATKINSON BENNETT J.W., Rev., 31 Arthur H., 24, 39 AUIDEFF Jamie L., 3 John, 3 Jessie B., 36, 37 AULT BERGGEN Addison, 2 Charlotte A., 3D, 37 AYERS BERKOWITZ William W., Rev., 29 Henry, Rabbi, 28,31,35 BERTSCHINGER BAILEY Alice Mar-ia, 3 F.W., 25, 40Robert Welington, 3 BIDINGER O.A., 25, 39 BILLINGSLEY L.K., Rev., 29 BISHOP Nicholas J., 25, 40 P., Rev., 24, 31 BLACK Catherine S., 3 Mary Jane, 3 WilliamM., 3 BLACKBURN Irene, 3 BLAKE El ha D., 37 BLAND V.A., Rev., 29 BLANKENCHIP Mary M., 31, 37 BLOOD Mamie, 34, 37 BLOSE Ulysses G., 25, 40 BLUNT Mamie, 34, 37 BONEBRAKE J.H., Rev., 25, 27, 31 BOWEN Alfred A., 25, 38 BOWERS L.K., 25, 38 BOYD Geo. A., 2 BRACKEN Arletta, 4 BRADFORD Cyrus A., 25, 40 BRADLEY Isaac F., 25, 39 BRANNIGAN Ina, 31, 37 BREWER Mary Sidney Jane, 36, 37 BRIDWELL Mary, 29, 38 BRIGHT Washington Rufus, 44 BROADUS Jackson, 25, 41 BROOKE Nell, 31, 38 BROOKS Oscar L., 25, 38 The Pioneer, vol. XV, No.1 45 ABDILL Sarah E., 26, 37 ACKLEY Mary, 33, 37 ADAMS ToL. , 24, 39 AKERS Ida M., 33, 37 Junior, 2 ALDERSON Sarah Jane, 2 ALLDERDIRE James H., 2 ALLEN A.F., 18 Jonah B., 2 Kate Josephine, 41 Lyla or Lyda J., 2 Nicholas, 24, 39 Rosa Ann, 35, 37 ALLENDORPH Arthur S., 24, 38 BROOKS, cont. Washington W., Rev., 34 BROWN C.W., 25, 39 Jos(s)ie, 28, 38 J.L., Rev., 33 Lizzie, 26, 38 R.M., 4 Sallie J., 36, 38 Winnie, 33, 38 BRYANT David, 43 BUCKLEY C.E., 17 BUCKNER ~ Margaret, 4 BULLOCK Minnie, 33, 38 BURGESS William J., 25, 40 BURGOYNE Grant, 25, 40 BURNETT Sarah A., 25, 38 BURR Ida R., 24, 38 BURROUGH Anna, 4 BURROUGHS Susie, 26, 38 BURROWS William 0., 32 W.O., 33 BURTON Alonzo C., 25, 38 BUSSE C.B., 25, 40 BUTEL Rose, 4 BUTLER E.B., 25, 39 Louis, 25, 40 BUTTEN Ol iver, 4 CALLAN Mary A., 29, 38 CAMPBELL Lillis, 26, 38 William A., 25, 38 CANNON James H., 25, 39 �DRAVIS CROUCH COLLINS CARAHER Lena, Miss, 32, 38 Louisa, 30, 38 Gemima, 27, 38 Florence M., 33, 38 DRISKELL CROWLE Nannie I., 31, 38 CARBON Mi ldred, 43 Alfred, 6 COLTRAINE Lillie H.B., 28, 38 DUMMER CRYSLER John J., 26, 39 CARPENTER Henry E., 27, 40 Chas. Gilbert, 6 COMBS Belle, 26, 38 DUNCAN CUMMINGS Harriet S., 5 Lewis N., 4 Edward, 27, 39 Clinton, 27, 38 COOK Rebecca, 4 Howard E., 27, 38 Elsie, 31, 38 John L., 5 William A., 26, 38 DU~HAM CUNDEFF COPP CARTER . Ira T., 27, 37 John, 3 Jacob F., 26, 40 Maggie, 33, 38 DUNLAP CUTTER CORDER CARTWRIGHT Charles G., 27, 39 Alfred, 6 Henry M., 26, 40 George T., 26, 40 DUNN CYRUS CORD LEY CARVER Osman Lincoln, 27~ 38 Annie, 34, 38 Richard, Rev., 25,30,31, Enma, 35, 38 DUNSER 34,35,37 CAST/CASTO/CASSTO Louis, 27, 38 DAGGS CORNELL J.C., 7, 14, 17 19 DWEYRE Margret M., 6 Arthur B., 26, 39 CAVALIER Catherine, 6 DAVIDSON CORNISH William, 26, 38 DWYER Charles S., 27, 40 Hester, 37, 38 CEARFOSS John, 6 Frances, 6 COSTA (see CASTO) Willard F., 26, 40 John Wm., 6 Julian K., 20 J.C., 6 CHADBOURNE Katherin, 6 DAVIS COUGHL(L)IN Geo. W., 26, 40 DYER Christopher P., 27, 40 Wm., 6,9,16,17,19,21,23 CHANDONIA Leo, 7 Ella, 43 COUNTS Charles E., 26, 37 Martin, 7 Ellen, 32, 38 MaryA., 5 CHARLES Thomas, 7 Issac, 43 COWENS Clyde C., 26, 39 John Wesley, 43 Wi II i am, 26, 39 CHARLTON EATON J.B., 5 COX John, 28,29,33,34,35,37 Iva Mae, 41 Lizzie Smith, 43 26, 38 Mart i n Luther, CHENEY ECKLES T.D., Rev., 32 COZAT Chas. P., 4 C.E., 43 Ula Crystal (SMITH), 43 Martha, 5 Geo. H., 4 EDENS Werter R., Rev., 28 CRADIT CHILDS Amanda, 30, 38 DAVISON Emi l y Enretta, 5 Edward N., 26, 40 EDGERTON Ella, 37, 38 CRAIG CHIPLEY C.G., 15 DEAN B.B., Rev., 29,32,35,36 George, 26, 38 ELEN J.H., 27, 39 Everet, 26, 38 CHOLLAR Edward, 7 DEAY Malinda Catherine, 5 Byron E., 4 ELLIS James F., 6 CRANDALL Lauri Alma, 4 Lilla B. (Lillie), 36,38 Rose G., 6 Jennie, 32, 38 CLARK(E) ELM DESKINS CRANE Fannie, 25, 38 Edward, 7 William G., 27, 38 Cyrus Sykes, 26, 39 Ida, 36, 38 EMERY DIXON CRAVEN James, 5 Mary Elizabeth, 7 Sarah A., 6 Thomas, 5 M.F., Rev., 34 ENDACOTT DODDRIDGE CREW Samuel L., 5 John, Rev., 24, 37 Avis Amelia, 32, 38 Dan A., 26, 39 CLARY ENDICOTT DORAN Mary H., 27, 38 C. S., 5 El iza, 43 O.J., 27, 39 CRITES CLINE ENGWALL Thomas F., 27, 41 Thomas D., 26, 38 Birdie, 37, 38 John F., 27, 40 DORON CROSBY Mary FLorence, 5 ENNIS T.A., 25, 38 Ulysses, 5 COATE(S) A. T., Rev., 29, 34, 35 CROSSGROVE DOYLE Susan, 30, 38 ENSLOW Mattie E. (Martha), 34, Harry B., 27, 40 COHRON H.S., Rev., 37 38 CROSSMAN E.M., Rev., 24, 34 Mamie, Miss, 37, 38 Hattie, 31, 38 The Pioneer, vol. XV, No.1 46 �ERNST Edith E., 41 Phi lip, 41 EVANS Anna M., 29, 38 Lucy, 31, 38, 43 EVINGER Elmer, 27, 39 EWING Andrew, 7 FREDERICKSON Kate E., 30, 38 FRY Francis, 26, 38 FRYE John W., 28, 40 FULTON Lenora, 37, 38 FUNK Jakobena, 31, 38 FARWELL Henry, Rev., 30, 33 FELLER Samuel, 27, 38 FENTON Susie L., 35, 38 FIEGENBAUM F.W., Rev., 30 FINNERTY John, 7 FISCHER C.J., 14 Henry, 7 FITZPATRICK 'Margaret A., 24, 38 FIX Vina N., 37, 38 FLINTON Mamie E., 24, 38 FLORY Christopher, Rev., 25, 27,30 E.W., 30 George A., 27, 40 Ida, 30, 38 Levi, 30 Viola, 30, 38 FOILES Jewell, 7 FORD Lydia J.(A.), Miss, 26, 38 FOREMAN Nona, 32, 38 FOSTER William S., 7 FOYE N.L., 14 FRANCIS Carol, 23 FRANTZ Katie M., 31, 38 FREDERICK Catherine E., 25, 38 GADDIS Mary E., 7 GALLIGER Nora(h), 35, 38 GARDNER, 22 H.S., 5 GARRETT John, 28, 39 GASTROCK Infant, 7 GEIGER G.M., 28, 38 GENTRY Lillie E., 31, 38 GEORGI I William, 7 GERSON George, 28, 38 GEYER E.L., Rev., 31 GIBSON Lucien A., 28, 40 GIDEON Olla, 32, 38 GILBERT E.E., 4 Theodore J., 28, 40 GILL Edward, Rev., 28 William Henry, 8 GILLEY Arthur, 28, 39 GILLILLAND Jno. B., 8 GILMORE A.G., 28, 40 GLATHART Emily S., 34, 38 GLEASON Charles J., 28, 39 GLENN Cyrus L., 28, 40 GODFREY Martha J., 36, 38 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.1 GODFREY, cont. Thomas J., 28, 40 GOODALE A.B., Rev., 27,31,33,35 GOODMAN Menifee, 28, 37 GOSSAGE Martha, 8 GOULD Charles R., 28, 38 GOWELL P.W., 29 GRAHAM Catherine, 8 GRANT W.L., Rev., 36, 37 GREEN Thos. S., 6, 9 GREENE Geo. A., 18 GRIFFIN John Edward, 8 J.H., 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, 10,11,12,13,14,15,16, 17,18,19,20,21,22~23 GRIFFIN & STEWART, 2,3,4, 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13, 14,15,16,17,18,19,20, 21,22,23 GRI FFITH Mary C., 8 Will i am, 28, 40 GRIMES Anna L., 27, 38 GROENER R.B., Rev., 24, 33, 37 GROSS James, 28, 40 HACK Martin, 8 HACKETT Louise, 8 HADLEY A.W., 28, 40 M.W., 33 HALFIELD Infant, 8 HALL Doctor F., 8 Frederick William, 8 HALM L.A., 14 HALWIS Martha C., 36, 38 47 HAM Nelse, 28, 38 HAMILTON Alfred P., 28,.39 Clara, 33, 38 Eva V., 33, 38 Ida, 29,38 Lellah Ol ive, 9 HAMLIN . Nellie C., 33, 38 HAMMEL Geo. L., 4 HANEY Enoche George, 9 Minta B., 25, 38 HANGER J.A., 28, 37 HANSEN Henry, 9 HANSON A.P., Rev., 36 HARDING Mina, 35, 38 HARDTAFER Mary L., 28, 38 HARPSTER Fred, 9 HARRIS Enma F., 9 E.P., 25 HARTUP I.L., 29, 37 Kate F., 30, 38 HAVERMALE G.W., Rev., 26 HAWKINS Mary J., 9 HAYES G.N., 36 HAYNES Addie, 9 HAYS Minnie, 36, 38 HEARN Etta, 35, 38 HECKMAN Becca Jane, 27, 38 HEDLEY G.W., 29, 38 HEFFNER Earl William, 41. Inez Blanche, 41 Joseph, 41 Katherine, 9 Rosie Anna Lyon, 41 �HElM Chas., 9 Infant, 9 HEINLY Estella J., 27, 38 HEMMERLE Berthe, 27, 38 HENDERSON Eliza, 34, 38 J.G., Rev., 29 HEPLER C.R., 13 HERD Isaac, 29, 40 HERRIOTT Walter T.B., 29, 40 HERTZOG Infant of M. J?, 9 LUli an N., 9 HEWITT S.B., 10 HEY WIn. Frances, 9 HEYMAN Pauline, 28, 38 HIGGINS Della, 33, 38 HILKEY E.J., 29, 40 HILL E.Y., Rev., 33 Harvey D., 10 Howard,· 8 H.D., 4,10,17,18,21,22 John L., 10 J.N., 22 Lulu, 27, 39 Lyda S., 10 Samantha M., 10 HINDMAN lalla, 28, 39 Lorenzo Willis, 10 HINES Josie, 34, 39 Mary, 32, 39 Sarah Ellen (Ella), 25, 39 HINTON Martin M., 29, 39 HOBBS Infant, 10 HOCKINS Page, 29, 39 HOLCuM Anna M., 10 HOLLOWAY Hattie A., 28, 39 Joseph, 29, 40 HOMLL Nathan, 10 HOOBLER William A., 29, 38 HOOD George W., 29, 37 HOOVER Harman Jacob, 10 HOPE Al, 25 A.L., Rev., 35 Jennie, 25 Jno. C., 35 John C., Rev., 25 HOPKINS James, Rev., 32 J.C., 29, 40 HOPSON Willis, 29, 39 HORNER D.H., 29, 39 L., 29 HORTON B.J., 25,26,27,28,29,30, 31,32,33,34,35,36,37 HOSKINSON Nancy, 10 HOUGLAND Maxine P. (MOORE), 43 HOUK Albert Washington, 41 Linna A., 41 HOUSE Rachel, 31, 39 HOUT Goldie Vivian, 41 Thomas Henry, 41 HOWARD Ellen, 29, 39 HOWE Eva F., 24, 39 HOWLAND C.G., Rev., 25,26,27,30, 34 HOYT Genevieve, 26, 39 HUBBEL Ezra, Rev., 34 HUDDLESTON Drusi lla, 43 HUFF Mary E., 10 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.1 HUFFMAN G.M., Rev., 26, 37 HUMBERT Henry C., 10 HUMMER Mary, 32, 39 HUNT Thomas W., 29, 40 HUNTER Nell ie, 33, 39 HURD George R., 29, 40 HUTCHER/HUTCHES David, 11 HUTCHINGS Josephine Eliz., 26, 39 HUTSON Annie L., 24, 39 HYATT N.P., 29, 39 HYLAND J.M., 29,38 ICE Jennie, 33, 39 III FF A.B., 11 Joseph, 11 INGLE Ulysses, 11 IRVIN Ralph J., 11 IVES Charles Purdy, 11 JACKSON Addie, 24, 39 John, 29, 39 JACOBS Bertha, 35, 39 JAMES H.L., 3 JAMESON G.E., 11 Infant, 11 JARDON Agustus M., 11 Elsie, 11 JENKINS Addie, 32, 39 JENNINGS Mary, 35, 39 JESSUP Elias, Rev., 25, 28 48 JILLSON James R., 11 JOHANING Amelia, 11 JOHNS Adra H., 11 JOHNSON Ada A., 25, 39 Andrew, 29, 38 Annie, 28, 39 Carrie, 26, 39 Cora B., 26, 39 Crary P., 30, 39 Erwin, 30, 38 Jennie F., Miss, 36, 39 J. Wesley, Rev., 30 Louis, Mr.& Mrs., 26 Louisa, 24, 39 Mamie B., 25, 39· Mary Jane, 12 JONES Celia A., 29, 39 George Washington, 41 James E., 30, 39 J.L., 30, 38 Mary Jane, 12 M.J., 29 Thos., 12 JORASCHKY August, 30, 40 JOY William, 30, 38 JUDD Hazel, 12 JUDY H.B., 29 May F., 29, 39 JULIAN H.E., 18 KAHN Anna, 31, 39 WIn., 25, 32 KALB Abraham, 12 KAT HERMAN Fannie, 35, 39 KEENY Edward, 30, 39 KEITH E.R., 8 KELLOGG Fred H., 30, 39 KELLY Claude, Rev., 33 �LARGENT KELSEY Julia Ann, 36, 39 Agnes(s), 31, 39 LARSON KENNEDY Albin, 30, 37 Belle M., 31, 39 LAUGHLIN Byard Taylor, 12 Alexander C., 41 KENYON Cora Surner, 41 James Darlington, 30, 40 Etta, 41 KERNS LAWRENCE E.Y., 12 Stella, 31, 39 KESLER LAWSON David, 30, 38 Mary A., 30, 39 KIDDER LAYMAN Marian Johnson, 12 Charles E., 30, 38 KIMBERLING LEA Mary, 27, 39 Belinda, 37, 39 KING LEACH Claude, 30, 38 Sarah Tate, 13 KIRCHNER LEAMER .Henry, 12 Coates W., 31, 38 KIRKPATRICK LEDERER Anna, 44 Jno., 13 Martha J., 12 LEEMAN KITZMILLER Mary, 28, 39 J.E., 3D, 39 LELLEY KLAUS M.L., Rev., 31 'Angela K., 33, 39 LEMING KNIGHT' W., 3 Elizabeth J., 30, 39 LEONARD KOEPEELS/KOEPSEL Maud E., 30, 39 H., Rev., 33, 36 LESCHER and POIoIER, 16 KOHLER LEUF John G., 30, 39 Infant of J.L., 13 KOSANKE LEWIS Herman, 30, 40 Albert Overton, 13 KRING P.M., Rev., 27, 29, 30 Fannie A., 12 LIGGETT James Milton, 13 Jennie, 27, 39 KULH LIND E.R., 21 Emma Elizabeth, 35, 39 LINDLEY LAIR Corydon E., 31, 39 Edward E., 13 LISTON LAKE G.M., 3,4,5,6,8,9,10,11, Mary, 13 12,13,14,15,16,21,22,23 LANDER LOOTER Edmund J., 3D, 39 Fred, 31, 38 LANDON LOGAN Mana, 13 Arch H., 2 William, 30, 37 Cordelia, 29, 39 LANGDON LONG John L., Rev., 37 James K., 31, 39 LANNING LONGANECKER Mrms? E., 13 Maurice E., 31, 38 LANSDOIoINE J.F., 30, 38 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.1 McCALL H.B., 20 McCARTHY Mary Ellen, 24, 39 McCLELLAN Gertie, 35, 39 McCLURE Carol ine, 14 Jno. L., 14 Marguerite St. Clair, 35, 39 McCOIN Ada J., Miss, 36, 39 McCOMBS Samuel, 14 McCONNELL John, 31, 38 McCORLEY V., 20 MALLETT McCOY Lillian, 13 Frank, 31, 37 MALMBERG Justus, Rev., 31 August, 31, 37 McCRACKEN MARCH Annie, 35, 39 Anna E.," 27, 39 McCREARY MARCKS/MARKES D.L., Rev., 24, 32, 34 Lovie E., 35, 39 McCREATH MARKHAM D.H., 31, 38 Sarah Wirt, 13 McCULLOCH MARSHALL Infant, 14 Delbert A., 31, 40 McDONALD Elizabeth J., 32, 39 Chett, Dr., 5 Ernest S., 31, 38 McFARLAND Jas. A., Rev., 36 William G., 31, 40 John M., 31, 39 McGINNISS Lizzie A., 33, 39 Richard, 31, 38 L.B., 31, 37 McGRADE MARTIN Nell ie, 34, 39 Hallie J., Miss, 27, 39 MclLRAVY Robert, Rev., 26, 28 Allicia, Miss, 24, 39 Rosie E., 34, 39 McKEOUGH MARVIN W.J., 32, 38 Jas., Rev., 24,25,26,27, McKINNEY 28,30,35,36,37 Edgar, 32, 38 Maria, 29, 39 McNAMEE MARX Jas., Rev., 25 David, 31, 39 McNARIE MASTED Rosa, 14 Maud, 30, 39 McNEES MATHEWS D.E., 32, 39 Belle, 26, 39 McPHEETERS Charles J., 31, 40 Al ice, 14 McBRIDE McPHERSON Jessie, 34, 39 Elmer, 32, 38 McCAGUE Harriet A., 30, 39 LONGWOOD Mariah, 13 LOVE Moll ie, 37, 39 LOWE Al ice L., 26, 39 LUCKAN Otto, 31, 39 LUTZ Inez Blanche, 41 Oscar Eugene, 41 LUZINS Peter Joseph, 31, 38 LYNCH Infant of wm., 13 LYON Rosie Anna, 41 49 �McPHETERS Maurice 0., 14 W.C., 14 MEINKE Theodore C., 32, 37 MEITH Frances, 25, 39 MERCER Lucinda, 14 MERCHANT Nelson, 14 MERRITT Lizzie T., 32, 39 T.J., Rev., 24, 25 MERRY Edith A., 29, 39 MESENHIMER W., 28 MICHAEL Joseph, Rev., 35, 36 MIFFLIN David H., 32, 40 MIGNOT Clementte, 14 MILES Mary A., 35, 39 MILLER Abbie A., 35, 39 Addie (Ada), 24, 39 C.B., 6, 7, 15, 16 Effie, 30, 39 Howard R., 4 J.K., Rev., 24,30,31,32, 33 Mary Ernaline, 14 May, 30, 39 Thomas H., 32, 39 MOORE A.H., Rev., 29, 35, 36 Charles, 32, 39 Jennie, 34, 39 Minnie, 24, 39 MOOREHEAD Elizabeth S., 15 John, 15 MORGAN Mahala, 15 MORTON George F., 32, 40 Geo., 15 MOSHER Cephas F. or T., 15 . MOSLEY Chas. Clifford, 15 Geo., 15 MOSS Clarence D., 32, 39 MOTTER J.A., Rev., 26 MOZINGO Sanuel, 15 MUCHAM Gleen H., 15 MUELLER J., Rev., 31, 32 MUMPER Enma, 15 MURPHY H.S., 32, 40 Michael J., 32, 38 Prudence Kibhen, 15 Winnie E., 25, 39 MURRAY Mary Ann, 15 NELSON W.O., 2 NEWTON Frank, 32, 39 NICHOLS Jno. E., 16 NICKSON Keziah, 24, 39 NITCHER Jesse D., 16 NORTON John Q.A., 31 NORWINE Henry A., 32, 40 Mary J., 34, 40 NUENSEDT Henry, 16 OAKES Alinor D., 16 J.L., Rev., 25, 26, 32 OATMAN Evelyn, 29, 40 OAVANESS Alpheus Asbury Breton, 16 O'BRIEN A.N., Rev., 29 Rupert G.• 16 OHLFEST Anna C., 28, 40 OLMSTEAD Edna l., 28, 40 OLSON Enma H., 25, 40 The Pioneer, vol. XV, No.1 PENDLETON E.T., 7 PENNINGTON, 2 PERRY Edgar, 33, 40 PETEFISH Lottie LOU, 41 PETRIE Martha, 36, 40 PHILLIPS Archie, 33, 38 E.D.F., 17 E.D.T ., Dr. , 4 PHINLEY John H., 17 PARDEE PICKENS Della E., Mrs., 29, 40 John I., 33, 39 PARKER PICKERELL Barney, 32, 40 A.L., 14 PARKHURST PIERCE H. Seymour, 32, 40 Jacob, 33, 37 PARNELL PINGRY Andrew, 32, 40 Thomas Black, 17 George, 32, 38 PITTMAN Rosa E., 26, 40 E.W., 33, 40 PARRETT PITTS Orrin D., 32, 38 Charles M., 33, 38 PLATZ PARSHALL Frank, 33, 39 Mary, 36, 40 POMEROY PARSON Mary l., 17 Josie E., 28, 40 PONPENEY PARSONS Jas. A., Rev., 34 WIn. Henry, 17 Jos. A., Rev. , 29 PASCOE PORTER Bessie, 26, 40 Dottie, 17 PASEWARK Elizabeth, 17 Herman, 33, 39 James, 33, 38 PASLEY Oswald A., 17 H.A., Rev., 27,30,32,35, POWELL 36 Enoch, Rev., 27 PATTON PRESSLY F.R., 33, 38 J.S.M.,23 PATTY PRICE H.H., 33, 37 Francis M., 17 PAVANESS Jno. H., 17 Alpheus Asbury Breton, PRITCHARD 16 G.G., Rev., 27, 32 PAYNE Elizabeth, 17 PYlES May, 34, 40 PEARSON Anna, 35, 40 QUAYlE Rosella, 17 Margaret E., 17 PEER Marguerite Ruth, 17 W.A., Rev., 24 OLSON, cont. Fred, 16 Jno. A., 16 ONEIL John B., 16 ONESLAGER Kevin, 44 OSBORN A.F., 16 Julia, 32, 40 Linnie, 37, 40 OVERTON Harriet L., 16 50 �RAHSKOPF Frank, 33, 38 RAMSEY G.B., 17 Harry T., 33, 39 RANDEL Dick, 33, 4D RANKIN Ernest R., 33, 38 I.C., 33, 38 RANSY Rosa, 29, 40 'RAP PARD Mita, 18 RAY Cenie Ann, 26, 40 RAYMOND Mamie, 32, 40 . RAYSON Charles 0., 33, 40 Thomas, 33, 36 REDINGER Stephen, 18 REDMOND C.F.(J.), 33, 40 REECE Sallie S., 33, 40 REED Eanos, 36 E.E., 7 Fitch Allen, 18 Meda, 36, 40 REEHER Minnie E., 25, 40 REETZ Frieda Magdalene, 41 William A., 41 REID J.W., 16, 21, 23 T.W., 22 RHODES Edward, 33, 38 RICE A.H., 34, 39 George Lewis, 18 RICH Phill, 18 RICHARDS Charles A., 34, 39 RICHARDSON Archie R., 18 A.M., Rev., 32 RIGGS William C., 34, 40 RINEHART Henry, 27 RISLEY Grant R., 34, 41 ROACH Anna K., 18 Infant of I.F., 18 ROBERTS David Hasken, 18 Del, 34, 40 Lida, 31, 40 Willis A., 34, 40 ROBERTSON Susan, 36, 40 ROBINSON Ezra L., 34, 39 RODGERS Elizabeth M., 19 ROE John F., 18 Margret, 18 Mary, 18 William, 19 ROSS Abigal T., 19 ROTHROCK Ada, 29, 40 .ROYER Enma, 25, 40 RUDOLPH Jno., 17 RUMBAUGH Overlin A., 34, 40 SAlLE John E., 34, 38 SAMMER Thomas, 19 SAMPLE Mary E., 19 Maud, 19 SCHALBAR Mary, 34, 40 SCHAUFELY Minna, 30 Minnie, 40 SCHENCK Lottie, 41 SCHICK Cl i fford E., 19 SCHIRMER Frank, 34, 40 SCHNEBLY J.E., 34, 40 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.1 SCHOEPFLIN Cora A., 32, 40 Henry, 34, 40 SCHRODER Louisa, 31, 40 SCHUE FLEE Minna, 30 Minnie, 40 SCHWARTZ Ester, 19 SCHWARZ Frieda Magdalene, 41 Louisa, 41 William, 41 SCOTT R.A., 34, 39 SEAMAN Ida, 28, 40 SEETIN Martha, 34, 40 SEILER Olive B., 33, 40 SELF James, 34, 38 SEVERS Bertha, 25, 40 SHANE Eella N., Miss, 28, 40 SHEEHAN John J., 8, 16 SHENDALL S.A., 19 SHIELDS Maria, 19 William H., 34, 38 SHIFFER Bertha, Mrs., 19 SHORT Richard H., 34, 39 SHUMWAY A.R., 19 SIBLEY Albert H., 19 SIMMONS Al ice, 36, 40 Charles J., 34, 38 SIMON G.B., 11 SIMPSON James, 34, 37 SISSON Lotta, 36, 40 L. or T. E., Mrs., 20 SKAGGS Ella S., 30, 40 51 SKINNER Maggie E., 33, 40 Roslan, 34, 40 SLEEPER Ella C., 20 SMALL N.L., 7 SMITH Alvina E., 29, 40 Augestine, 43 Catherine, 43 Cora M., 34, 40 C.F., 22 Drusillea, 43 El iza, 43 Enma, 43 Enoch, 43" George W., .43 Harriot T., 43 Jack, 43 James D., Rev., 33 James Madison, 43 Jess, 43 Jesse, 43 John Fletcher, 20 L izze, 43 Lucy, 43 Mi ldred, 43 Sarah, 43 Sarah E., 43 Simeon, 43 Susan A., 20 Susannah, 43 Ula Crystal, 43 William, 43 SMOCK Arthur E., 20 SMOOT Willis G., 35, 38 SNODGRASS Alice Bessie, 20 SNYDER J.H., Rev., 31· SOMMER Hedwig, 37, 40 Theresa, 33, 40 SOUTHARD St. Claire, 20 SPENCE Nellie C., 26, 40 Sarah Elizabeth, 20 SPURGEON Maggie L., Miss, 27, 40 Mary Malinda, 20 �SQUIRES Charles E., 35, 39 STACY William Arthur, 35, 39 STAINBROOK Daniel, 43 Elizabeth, 43 Frederick, 43 Jane L., 43 Katherine, 43 Margaret, 43 Maria, 43 Mary C., 43 Peter, 43 Sarah Ann, 43 STALLARD Caroline Stamper, 41 Hobart M., 41 Peter, 41 STAMPER Caroline, 41 STANARD L. E., Rev., 27 STANTON Louia C., 25, 40 STEETER W.S., 8 STEINBRING MiMa, 41 STEPHENS Infant of B.A., 20 John A., 35" 38 Willi am, 35, 39 STERNBERG(H) T.J., 26, 31, 35 STEVENIN Lester Liston, 20 STEVENS Eva May, 21 John Charles, 21 M.C., 35, 38 William A., 35, 39 STEVENSON Ira C., 35, 39 STEWART Clyde, 2,3,5,6,7,8,10, 11,12,17,20,21,22,23 Ella, 29, 40 Geo. W., 21 John William Celina, 21 STICKEL Isiah, 21 N. Jennie, Mrs., 21 STONEBURNER A.L., 35, 40 TAYLOR, cont. STONKING Mary Elizabeth, 22 Geo., 21 TELFORD STOTE J.C., Rev., 33 A.H., Rev., 24,25,26,28, TEN BROECK 29,31,32,33 Nettie, 28, 40 STOTES TENPENNY Aaron D., Rev., 26,28, J.M., 35, 38 34,36 THISTLETHWAITE STOVER Anna E., 29, 40 Charles W., 35, 40 THOMAS Margaret Julia, 21 Anna M., 34, 40 Noah J., 21 THOMPSON STRATTON Benjamin, 35, 39 Charles H., 35, 39 Robert, 35, 37 STRICKLER THOREN Clara R., 27, 40 Edward, 41 STRODE Ell~ Laughlin, 41 James R., 35, 41 TILLES STRONG Samuel, 35, 39 Clayton N., 35, 38 TIMMONS C.H., Rev., 29, 33, 35 Liddie, Miss, 35, 40 Dwight A., Rev., 27, 29 TlNNERLY George, 35, 39 John, 7 STRUB TooTHACHER Rosie, 26, 40 Geo. H., 22 STUART TOPPING Geo. W., 21 Allie V., 24, 40 STUMP TORNQUIST John Brown, 21 E., Rev., 36, 39 STUN TRANSUE Glenn Wilson, 21 Josiah, 36, 38 STURM TREPPER Ana Marie, 21 I.C., Rev., 24 SULLIVAN TRUAN John, 35, 39 Sarah J., 25, 40 J. M., Rev., 34 TUCKER SUMNER Fannie E., 32, 40 Cora, 41 Myrtle A., 22 SUNDERLIN TULLAR Mary R., 27, 40 Nell ie M., 22 SUTTON TUTTLE Infant, 22 Annabe I, 27, 40 SWAYZE TYRRELL Mary Jane, 22 Perry, 36, 40 SWINLEY Mary E., 22 UHL E.L., 2,3,4,5,7,8,9,10, TALBOT 11,12,13,14,15,17,18, Nell ie Anna, 22 19,20,21,2::> TALLEY W.A., 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, Fay Stainbrook, 43 10,11,13,14,16,17,18, Lloyd M., Mrs., 43 19,20,21,22,23 Sarah, 43 ULRICH TAYLOR El i, 36, 38 Arnold B., 22 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.1 52 ULRICH, cont. James, 36, 38 UNDERWOOO Annie E., 24, 40 J.M., 36, 40 VAMAYES J.D., 2 VAN ANTWERT Atty Maria, 22 VAN CLEAVE D'.F., 36, 40 VAN HOSEN Mary, 22 VAN PELT R.H., Rev., 30, 33 VAN TRIES Bertha, 31, 40 Mary, 22 Walter C., 23 VANDEWYTH P.J.H., 20 WALKER Charley, 23 Jennie A., 37, 40 May, 30, 40 WALTENBERG Rosa, 34, 40 WANDRIES Mary, 26, 40 WARBINTON Sarah F., 24, 40 WARD A.M., Rev., 26 Martha J., 25, 40 WARREN Dora E., 28, 40 Florena F., 32, 40 Thomas, 36, 37 WASSON Martha A., 23 WATERS C.C., 36, 38 WATTS George W., 36, 39 WEATHERWAX Nancy, 32, 40 WEBB Rebecca E., 27, 40 WEBBER Albert Alfred, 36, 37 WEHE Lewis E., 36, 40 �WOODARD WElL Levi E., 37, 40 George E., 36, 38 WOODRING WELKER Cary A., 37 Florence, 32, 40 WOODWARD WELLS Ezra Geary, 41 S.R., Rev., 26 Mary W., 27, 41 WHEELER WOODYARD Ella E., 27, 40 Charles Fisher, 23 W.O., 19 WRIGHT W.S., 7, 8, 10, 20 Ecb.Jnd, 37, 39 WHITE Elizabeth, 35, 41 David, Rev., 35 Geo., 37 D.A., 36, 40 William I.(G.), 37, 38 Geo. W., 20 H.A., 36, 40 YANCY WHITNEY Isaac, 37, 38 William, Rev., 26, 37 YARGER WILBUR H.L., Rev., 24,27,30,31, Samuel T., 36, 39 36 WILKINS YATES Catherine, 23 Ada Marie, 23 Mary, 25, 40 C.E.,5,8,10,11,12,13, WILLIAMS 16,18,19,22,23 Barney Edward, 36, 37 YEAGER Edward, 36, 38 Mary A., 34, 41 . Enma, 3/., 40 YORK Isaac L.., 36, 40 Jul i a Ann, 44 Martha, 36, 40 Will i am C., 44 Sarah E., 43 YOUNG WILLIS James T., 37, 38 Katie M. (Kate M.), 24, Vina, Miss, 25, 41 40 WILLOUGHBY ZOLLNER Henry, 37, 39 George, 37, 40 Lazarus, 37, 38 WILMOTH Harry E., 37, 38 WILSON A.M., 10 E.J., 33, 40 Ida, 28, 40 John H., 37, 38 J.W., Rev., 25, 29 Mr. & Mrs., 28 Phoeba L., 28, 40 S.F., Rev., 24,26,28,34 WINTERS Cynda Ethel, 23 Floyd E., 23 Lucinda Price, 23 WIXSON Mermis W., 37, 40 WOLLITT Lillian, 23 The Pioneer, Vol. XV, No.1 53 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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"';'-' . .....,.....•~. .-.>... .... ~ ........... ---"~ ... - (- ~.<: - .- . Published Quarferly By: 'Douglas' CountH' Genealogical Societg P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE,I<ANSAS 66046-0664 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • . . . . Vice President . . . Recording Secretary corresponding Secretary Treasurer . Librarian •. Genealogist . Publications. Pioneer Editor. Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jackie Kennedy, Rt. 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006-9716 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Justyn Brown, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Kevin Oneslager, 114 Elm, Box 263, Baldwin, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Refreshments. . Goodwill . . . . • . Ways and Means . . . Five Generation Charts. cookbook Chairman . . . Budget . . . . . . . . . Cemetery Book Chairman. Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Pioneer Committee . . . . Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Alta Duncan, 406 E. 10th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd,·Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson; 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Carol Francis, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. 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 and sent to, the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * * * * * * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 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. �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY,INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 December, 1990 The Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society is beginning another ambitious project. This letter is to introduce the project to you and encourage your participation in it. The Society will be publishing The Douglas County, Kansas, Family Histories, 1991-1992 in early 1993. This volume will portray Lawrence and its': citizens as they were in 1991-1992, who lived here and how they came to be in this area. The last time this sort of information was gathered and recorded was in the late 1800's so you can see it is time for another edition. Every person living in Douglas County now has a history that should be recorded for future generations to read. You are important to this book whether your history is one year or one hundred years in the county. The success of this book hinges on your involvement and efforts to participate. Please read the enclosed materials and put your history in writing and send it to the Soeiety. If you have any comments, or questions please don't hesitate to call me or the committee members. Sincerely, 71!t1~ £!~~J_0 ~Chill Mary D President Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society �Dresser- Virgil O. Dresser Virgil O. Dresser was born in 1832 and came to Leavenworth with his father, Joseph, in 1859 from Old Orchard Beach, Maine. They spent the winter in: the Salt Creek Valley with the Cody family and their son, William (Buffalo Bill), so the story goes. -In the 1860 census Virgil was in Arapahoe County, Denver Township, evidently looking for gold. He returned to Leavenworth and was a member of the Kansas Militia, 1st Brigade. In the 1870 census he was in Leavenworth, 32 years old and a land dealer. He married N aney . Oldhausen with whom he had five children: Alice, Virgil Jr., Eli C., Edmund and Ada. Descendants of these children still live in Leavenworth. In 1873 Virgil was listed as a sand dealer and he had a thriving business getting sand from the Missouri River for many building projects in and around Leavenworth. For a number of years, and maybe still now, the sign for Dresser Sand Co. was visible at his place of business on the river. When Naney died in 1892 she was buried in Greenwood Cemetery.· Virgil married Henrietta Malinda Garrettson Leslie in late 1895 or early 1896. The children from this marriage were three boys: James Deering, William Apple and Samuel Lewis. Their home was on Marxen Road on the farm home in' Prairie Township in Wyandotte County, which as far as can be determined Virgil bought early for his father, Joseph, to care for .. Virgil died in 1913. James Deering married Grace Parisa and lived in Lawrence, Kansas. He retired from the Lawrence Fire Department and then gardened until his death in 1987. William Apple married Ruth Brightwell and lived in Leavenworth where he worked for the Leavenwonh Times for many years until his retirement and death in 1977. Samuel Lewis married Hazel Higley and lived on the farm while working as a teacher. He died in 1961. 1 All three widows survive. Ruth and Hazel live in Lansing and Grace in Lawrence. Submitted by Mary Henrietta Dresser Burchill, daughter of James Deering in Lawrence, Kansas. This document for the Douglas County, Kansas, Family Histories Book 19911992, Vol. 1 is a suggested sample page layout only. The text does not include the preferred dates and places of births, marriages, deaths, burials, etc. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County, Kansas Genealogical society, Inc. P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Summer 1991 Vol. XIV, No. 4 ----------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE CONTENTS university of Kansas Alumni 1873-1921 Living in Douglas County 192 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . II • • • • • • • • •• Baker University Alumni Living in Douglas County 1897 ..••.... Douglas County Graduates of the university of Kansas 1897 .... Lawrence High School Enrollees 1871-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawrence High School Enrollees, Classes of 1873 and 1874 ..... Lawrence High School Graduates 1875-1885 . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawrence Old High School Graduates 1903 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lawrence Old High School Graduates 1904 ••..........•......... Correction to complete Douglas County Tombstone Census ....... Lecompton High school Alumni in 1924 ....••....••.....•....... Mrs. Wiedemann's Memories of Early Lawrence School Days ...... Blue Mound School No. 29, 6 October 1884 - 5 March 1885 ...... Blue Mound School No. 29, 7 October 1885 - 12 March 1886 ..... Blue Mound School No. 29, 6 October 1890 - 1 May 1991 . . . . . . . . Memories of Blue Mound Colored School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deer Creek School, Kanwaka Township, 1898 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Memories of Twin Mound School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Big Springs School, District 72, Lecompton Township, 1898 ..•• Miss Coathrup, English Teacher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fairview Public School, District No. 21, Wakarusa Twp., 1913. Lawrence Public School Teachers, 1867-1868 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents . . . . . . . . . . 149 159 160 163 163 165 167 171 174 175 179 180 180 181 181 182 182 183 183 184 184 185 Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . .. 187 Some Recent Additions to the Douglas Co., KS, Genealogical Soc. Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188 Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc., By-Laws .. 189 Index of Names in Current Issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 191 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of published and copyrighted material. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co., Kansas Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �IN lfElfORIAIf MARY LOU WINCHELL died March 27, 1991 in Van Meter, Iowa, and was buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence. She was born 3 January 1921 in Oskaloosa, Kansas, and married Arthur T. winchell, ·who survives her. She was a legal secretary for Lawrence attorney Dan Young for several years, and was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. She had been a member of the Douglas County Genealogical society since 1981. GRACE EMBERS died June 9, 1991 at her home following a long struggle with cancer, and was buried at McPherson Cemetery in McPherson, Kansas. She was born November 29, 1932 in Dodge City, daughter of Eugene and Ellen (Karns) Harris. On December 14, 1950, she married Robert Embers in McPherson. Grace had been a telephone operator in both McPherson and Lawrence, and had worked as a secretary and cashier for the Lawrence Commonwealth Theaters. She was a member of the Worldwide Church of God in Olathe, a volunteer for Meals on Wheels in Lawrence, and a member of the Douglas County Genealogical Society. �I UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ALUlfNI ~873-~$J2~ LIVING IN OOUGLAS COUNTY ~922 ' Extracted from the Alumni Catalogue, Bulletin of the Unive,rsity of Kansas, Vol. XXIII, No. Y (15 Feb 1922). Submitted by Judy Sweets of the Watkins Community Museum. Abbreviations used: e=School of Engineering; Ed=Education;i fa=Fine Arts; g=Graduate school; l=Law; m=Medicine; n=Normal Dept.; p= P.pa.rmacy; PhD=Doctor of Philosophy. YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS ABRAHAM, Louis Jerome ABRAHAM, Raymond C. ADAIR, Ruth May ALBACH, John Henry ALLEN, Herman C. ALLEN, Mrs. Mary G. ALLEN, Sarah Frances ALLISON, Lawrence M. ALTER, Mrs. Ada MCClelland ANDERSON, Gladys Camilla May ARMSTRONG, Nan R. ARMSTRONG, Ruth Irene ARNETT, Iii Maud ARNOLD, George ARNOLD, Mrs. George ASENDORF, William Fred ASHER, Mrs. Dudley ASHER, Henry ASTON, Mrs. W.D. BABCOCK, Wealthy Consuelo BAILEY, Austin BAILEY, LaForce BAMBEREGER, Bernice Fay BANKER, Clenn Victor BARBER, Perry Bigelow BARBER, Ward Seymour Henry BARNES, John Roland BARNES, Mrs. J.R. BARNES, Nellie BARRON, James Lloyd BARROW, James Stephens BARTELDES, Otto A. BAUM, Theresa Rosa BAUMGARTNER, Wm. Jacob BAYLES, Ernest Edward BAYLES, Mrs. Ernest Edward BECK, Ruth Elizabeth BENSON, John Leland BEERY, Byron Ashby BIGSBY, Mrs. Guy BIHR, Samuel Wilks, Jr. 512 Indiana, Lawrence 930 Missouri, Lawrence 1324 Ohio St., Lawrence 618 West 4th St., Lawrence 947 Louisiana St., Lawrence 1245 Oread, Lawrence 912 Indiana, Lawrence 1008 Ohio St., Lawrence Lawrence 718 Lake, Lawrence 920 Missouri St., Lawrence 1205 Oread, Lawrence 937 Vermont, Lawrence 913 Tennessee, Lawrence 913 Tennessee, Lawrence 817 Missouri, Lawrence 1601 Kentucky, Lawrence 701 Maine, Lawrence 1228 Ohio, Lawrence 1238 Mississippi, Lawrence 1126 Tennessee, Lawrence 1647 Edgehill Rd., Lawrence 1142 Indiana, Lawrence 1447 Vermont, Lawrence 909 Massachusetts, Lawrence 624 Kentucky St., Lawrence 1645 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1645 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1121 Ohio, Lawrence 1127 Ohio, Lawrence 1216 Louisiana, Lawrence 627 Ohio, Lawrence 1708 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1209 Ohio, Lawrence 107 E. 7th, Lawrence 107 E. 7th, Lawrence 1032 Vermont, Lawrence 1010 Kentucky, Lawrence 600 Ohio, Lawrence RFD 1, Box 46, Lawrence 533 Ohio, Lawrence The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 149 1919 1911 1921 1886 1905 1884 1918 1914 1921 1919? 1912 1921 1914 1918 1916 fa '13 1919 g 1921 1908 1905 1905 1919 1915 1920 1921 1921 1894 1916 1921 1917 1916 1920 1900 1908 1921 1900 g 1901 1919 1919 1921 1920 1920 1900 1921 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS BISHOP, Samuel D. BLACK, Florence Lucile BLACKBURN, Vera Edith BLAIR, Gracia BLAIR, James S. BLISS, Florence E. BLODGETT, Warren Mandeville BLOTZ, Clarence Weaver BOND, Rosa BOYNTON, Mrs. A.J. BRADY, Agnes Marie BREWSTER, Ray Quincey BROEKER, Louise Marie BROWN, Irwin Schilling BROWN, Lola Bell BROWN, Lucille Crozier BROWN, Martha S. BROWN, Nathan Wallace BROWNE, Marie Alberta BRUNE, Wesley Edward BRUNE, Frank Ezra BRUSH, Mrs. Olive Pierson BUNN, John William BURGERT, Alice C. BURKE, Lois Louise BUTLER, Florence Vale CADY, Hamilton P. CADY, Mrs. H.P. CALDWELL, Eldie Franklin CALDWELL, Kate May CALVERT, Frederick Wm. CANAVAN, Lila Marguerite CARL, Mrs. Owen CARPENTER, Izetta Pearl CARPENTER, Raymond Hamilton CARTER, Almira Wood CARTER, Frances CHALKLEY, Mrs. Genevieve H. CHRISTINE, Laurence Nelson CHURCH, Basil CHURCHILL, Mrs. Lillie CLARK, Arthur W. CLARK, John Warren CLARKE, Edith M. CLARKE, Mrs. Fred CLAYTON, Ross Herbert CLELAND, Sadie CLINGMAN, Ord C. COE, Clyde G. COFFELT, Gola William COGHILL, Robert DeWolfe COLEBERD, Robert Edward COLLINS, Mary COLEMAN, Mrs. A.R. 736 Louisiana, Lawrence 1221 Oread, Lawrence Lawrence 1344 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1614 Kentucky, Lawrence 414 West 12th, Lawrence 1020 Vermont, Lawrence Lawrence 900 Alabama, Lawrence 716 McCook, Lawrence 1300 Louisiana, Lawrence 1707 Alabama, Lawrence Over 834 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1225 Tennessee, Lawrence 1124 Mississippi, Lawrence 845 Illinois, Lawrence 706 W. 12th, Lawrence RFD 10, Lawrence 1040 Vermont, Lawrence RFD 5, Lawrence RFD 5, Lawrence 1224 Ohio, Lawrence 1334 Ohio, Lawrence 1301 Connecticut, Lawrence 1620 Tennessee, Lawrence 731 Louisiana, Lawrence 1534 Kentucky, Lawrence 1534 Kentucky, Lawrence 717 Ohio, Lawrence 826 Kentucky, Lawrence 926 Ohio, Lawrence 702 Rhode Island, Lawrence 736 Mississippi, Lawrence 1724 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1420 Ohio, Lawrence 1335 Vermont, Lawrence 722 Kentucky, Lawrence 1121 Ohio, Lawrence 713 W. 6th, Lawrence 1333 Tennessee, Lawrence 1210 Ohio, Lawrence Jackson Bldg., Lawrence 728 Massachusetts, Lawrence Eudora 1240 Ohio, Lawrence 2110 Barker, Lawrence 1227 Ohio, Lawrence Merchants Bank Bldg., Lawrence 127 E. 17th, Lawrence 1308 Vermont, Lawrence RFD 9, Lawrence 1346 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1230 Mississippi, Lawrence RFD 1, Box 77B, Lawrence The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 I 150 1889 1921 1917 1907 1919 1921 1920 1920 1903 1907 1918 1915 1920 1921 1897 1913 1898 1915 1921 1911 1921 1894 1921 1921 1921 1919 1897 1898 1892 1910 1921 1919 1915 1916 1917 1877 1909 1897 1917 1920 1895 1900 1896 1895 1899 1918 1906 1899 1910 1918 1921 1921 1904 1909 g 1921 g 1914 g 1903 g 1913 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Doug~as Co. 1922, coptinued YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS COOK, Geneva Ellen COOK, Persis Bell COOKE, Julius Edgar COPELAND, Leroy N. COPP, Clarence R. CORBIN, Alberta Linton CORY, Mrs. C.E. COWGILL, Mrs. Russell CRAWFORD, C.C. CRUZAN, Albert CUNNINGHAM, Arthur Wm. CURRY, Ralph F. DAHLENE, Edward DAHLENE, Mrs. Edward DAHLENE, Oscar DAHLENE, Mrs. Oscar DARLING, Grace DART, Edna DAVIS, Silas Irving DEIBEL, Marie DERSHEM, Elsie DIAS, Mrs. Mina Perky DICK, William Scott DILLARD, Mary Jane DINSMOOR, Paul Addison DODD, Leslie Harold DODDS, Caryl DODDS, Mrs. C.J. DODDS, Frank DOLBEE, Cora DOLBEE, Myrtle Elizabeth DOWNS, Cornelia Mitchell DUFFEE, Lloyd DUNKLEY, Mrs. Geo. DYCHE, Ruth Ophelia DYCHE, Lewis Lindsay EBERHART, Mrs. I.F. EDMISTON, Roy H. ELLIOTT, Jeanette Herriott EMERY, Agnes EMERY, Mrs. P.E. EMICK, William Earl EMMETT, Eveline ENGEL, Agnes E. ENGEL, Dorothea ENGEL, Elmer Franklin ENGEL, Herman Busch EVANS, Mrs. Arthur EVANS, Arthur EVANS, Nellie Reece EVERETT, Edna FARIS, Hervey S. FEARING, Olin K. FERRIS, Emily Harriet 1301 1/2 Tennessee, Lawrencel 1301 1/2 Tennessee, Lawrence! Lawrence Lawrence Eudora 1108 Ohio, Lawrence Eudora 1240 Tennessee, Lawrence 1530 Kentucky, Lawrence 1110 Vermont, Lawrence 1316 Vermont, Lawrence 1001 Connecticut, Lawrence 615 Indiana, Lawrence 615 Indiana, Lawrence 615 Indiana, Lawrence 615 Indiana, Lawrence 937 Kentucky, Lawrence 1126 Louisiana, Lawrence 1823 Barker, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence Baldwin 735 N. 3rd, Lawrence 745 Massachusetts, Lawrence 520 Louisiana, Lawrence 519 Ohio, Lawrence 1129 Vermont, Lawrence 734 Mississippi, Lawrence 734 Mississippi, Lawrence National Bank Bldg., Lawrence: 1301 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1301 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1203 Oread, Lawrence RFD 1, Lawrence 1023 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1617 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1617 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1131 Rhode Island, Lawrence Perkins Bldg., Lawrence 1416 W. Seventh, Lawrence 627 Louisiana, Lawrence 1613 Tennessee st., Lawrence National Bank Bldg., Lawrence 1832 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence 1211 Kentucky, Lawrence 724 New Hampshire, Lawrence 724 New Hampshire, Lawrence 718 W. 4th, Lawrence 915 Ohio, Lawrence 1406 Tennessee, Lawrence Stubbs Bldg., Lawrence Lawrence The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 151 1920 1918 1921 1921 1917 1893 1912 1917 1903 1917 1895 1918 1914 1913 1911 1909 1897 1907 1913 1912 1916 1896 1887 1896 1900 1914 1904 1914 1904 1908 1913 1915 1884 1918 1916 1917 1908 1915 1919 1884 1880 1914 1907 1915 1921 1892 1921 1909 1909 1920 1900 1921 1920 1919 g 1917 Ed '14 g 1911 m 1917 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE FIEGENBAUM, B.F. FISCHER, Elfriede Christine FISCHER, Erna Clara Jaedicke FISH, Lillian virginia FITZGERALD, Edgar James FLAGG, Donald Sergeant FLAGG, Paul Eldridge FLEER, Emma Ida FLINN, Julia Georgiana FLINT, Leon Nelson FOSTER, Mrs. George O. FOSTER, George O. FOSTER, James Ralph FOX, Helen June FOX, Paul Samuel FREARK, Christine Beatrice FRIEND, Paul Holston FRINK, Mrs. L.H. FUGATE, Mrs. Jessamine GALLOO, Eugenia GANDER, G.M. GARDNER, Lulu GARDNER, May GARVIN, Daisy GASKILL, Grace Helen GILL, Anna Lee GILL, Helen GILLHAM, Clara Scotia GILMORE, Annie GILMORE, Charles M. GILMORE, Gertrude GILMORE, Isabel Elizabeth GILMORE, Jerome o. GILMORE, Josephine GORRILL, Galen A. GORRILL, Marshall Alexis GORRILL, William Robert GOULD, George GRAVES, Alfred J. GREENLEES, James Andrew GREENLEES, Lois Ann GREENLEES, Nellie Louise GRIESA, William S. GRIESA, Mrs. W.S. GUNN, Everett HACKMAN, Lucy HAELSIG, Otto Herman HAMILL, Bertrand HANNA, Mrs. H.J. HARLEY, Thomas HARMS, Herbert A. HARPER, Iva Belle HARPER, Leta HARVEY, Edward The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS 937 Kentucky st. , Lawrence 743 Indiana, Lawrence 743 Indiana, Lawrence 510 W. 6th St. , Lawrence Lawrence 1320 Ohio, Lawrence 1320 Ohio, Lawrence RFD 4, Baldwin 817 Indiana, Lawrence 1603 Louisiana, Lawrence 905 Maine, Lawrence 905 Maine, Lawrence 1339 Ohio, Lawrence 1012 New York, Lawrence Lawrence 1735 Learnard Ave., Lawrence 1646 Massachusetts, Lawrence 2145 Vermont, Lawrence 1310 Tennessee, Lawrence 1324 Louisiana, Lawrence Baldwin 407 W. 12th, Lawrence 1200 Mississippi, Lawrence 901 Illinois, Lawrence 1603 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1508 New Hampshire, Lawrence Vinland 704 W. 12th st., Lawrence Eudora 319 East 7th, Lawrence 700 Ohio, Lawrence 319 E. 7th, Lawrence 319 E. 7th, Lawrence Eudora 1300 Ohio, Lawrence 1300 Ohio, Lawrence 841 Alabama, Lawrence Lawrence 300 W. 14th, Lawrence 714 Mississippi, ~awrence 714 Mississippi, Lawrence 714 Mississippi, Lawrence 401 Missouri, Lawrence 401 Missouri, Lawrence 1541 Kentucky, Lawrence 1100 Tennessee, Lawrence Eudora RFD 9, Lawrence 1900 Vermont, Lawrence 539 Tennessee, Lawrence 1235 Kentucky, Lawrence 1323 Kentucky, Lawrence 1323 Kentucky, Lawrence RFD 10, Lawrence 152 1890 1917 1915 1920 1921 1921 1921 1921 1886 1897 1898 1901 1916 1919 1921 1915 1917 1911 1893 1894 1907 1905 1897 1909 1921 1916 1903 1884 1886 1910 1906 1916 1900 1888 1920 1895 1902 1921 1921 1914 1919 1913 1909 1913 1921 1920 1921 1898 1920 1897 1921 1913 1911 1894 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE HAVENHILL, L.D. HAWORTH, Erasmus HAYNE, Mrs. H.W. HENDERSON, William S. HENRY, Mrs. Howard HENRY, John Blakeslee HENRY, Thomas B. HESS, Edith Idella HESS, Ervin Russell HESS, John A. HESTER, Nina HIGGINS, Mrs. Ella Anderson HILDINGER, Pauline Virginia HILL, Alfred Gibson HILL, Arthur HILL, Irving HILL, Aeo HILSMAN, Itasca Powell HOBART, Charles Harrison HOGG, Archibald HOGG, Ira D. HOLLOWAY, Mrs. H.A. HOLMES, Charles B. HOLMES, Opal A. HOOD, G.J. HOOPES, Helen Rhoda HORR, Worthie H. HOSFORD, Mrs. C.B. HOSTETTER, Marie Miller HOUSTON, Mrs. Lloyd HUDSON, Nell HUGHES, Lawrence D. HULL, Myra Elsa HUNGERFORD, Herbert HUNTER, Geneva C. HUNTER, Samuel John HUSBAND, Agnes ISE, Frank Harold ISE, John ISE, Mrs. John JENNINGS, Mrs. Frank JEWETT, John Mark JOHNSON, Thurston L. JOHNSON, William Hamilton JOHNSON, Mrs. Wm. Savage JONES, Ethel Ann JONES, Jacob Oscar KEITH, Mary Helen KELLEY, Carl David KELLEY, Milton William KELLY, Sherwin Finch KENNEDY, Belle KENNEDY, Charles Todd KENNEDY, Elizabeth Margaret The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS 1903 1539 Vermont, Lawrence 1881 g 1503 Massachusetts, Lawrenc~ 1895 523 Missouri, Lawrence 1908 846 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1914 g Lecompton 1900 m 19 W. 9th st., Lawrence 1898 808 Mississippi, Lawrence 1919 1247 1/2 Kentucky, Lawrence 1911 742 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1908 1211 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1909 733 Tennessee, Lawrence 1898 1232 Ohio, Lawrence 1919 1415 Kentucky, Lawrence 1917 Alumni Office, Kansas Univ. ' 1901 303 Lincoln, Lawrence 1896 W. 8th st., Lawrence 1920 c/o Irving Hill, W. 8th, Lawl:'ence 1917 g 820 Illinois, Lawrence 1920 Peoples State Bank Bldg., La~rEmce 1894 1 6th & Illinois, Lawrence 1921 RFD 2, Lawrence 1885 13 Winona St., Lawrence 1915 1042 Tennessee, Lawrence 1916 1042 Tennessee, Lawrence 1902 University Heights, Lawrence 1913 g 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence 1921 7 Jackson Bldg., Lawrence 1905 1846 Barker Ave., Lawrence 1919 1620 Tennessee, Lawrence 1905 1347 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1911 615 Ohio, Lawrence Lawrence 1921 1919 1339 Ohio, Lawrence Univ. Heights, RFD.9, Lawrenc~ 1911 1921 309 Ohio, Lawrence 1309 Ohio, Lawrence 1893 1209 Ohio, Lawrence 1911 911 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1917 1125 Mississippi, Lawrence fa '08 '10 1125 Mississippi, Lawrence 1907 g 808 Tennessee, Lawrence 1912 Lecompton 1921 14th & Oread, Lawrence 1921 Lawrence n '84 '85 1730 Indiana st., Lawrence 1908 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence 1913 1714 Indiana, Lawrence 1912 1738 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1914 RFD 8, Lawrence 1915 Lawrence 1914 RFD 1, Lawrence 1917 RFD 8, Lawrence 1902 1220 Louisiana, Lawrence 1893 2242 Masschusetts, Lawrence 1913 153 1884 1915 1903 1921 1896 1914 1 '11 1911 g '92 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE KENNEDY, Mrs. Fred KENNEY, Ruth KETCHUM, Pauline KIEFER, Everett Duane KLISS, Mrs. Roy D. KOEHRING, Dorothy May KORB, John Herman KREBS, Anna Margaret KREBS, Julius John KRUSE, Henry otto LaCROSS, Gertrude Martha LANE, Oscar Jasper LAW, Marcellus Seaton LAWSON, Paul Bowen LEAR, Veta Blanche LEARNED, Mrs. E.R. LEIBENGOOD, Nelle LeSEUR, O.C. LINDLEY, Corydon Endsley LINDLEY, Georgia Elizabeth LUPHER, LaDora Grace LUPTON, Claribel Lytle LUPTON, Edwin Henry LYLES, Leo Marvin LYMAN, George LYNN, George MacGREGOR, Helen MACK, Alberta MAFFETT, Maude A. MAGILL, Van Hooper MANLEY, Robert C. MANN, Delbert Martin MANN, Delbert Martin MANN, Millie MARM, Anna MARSHALL, Mrs. Harold MARTIN, Carol Lucile MARTIN, Sibyl MARTIN, Wilfred Everett MASON, Ray Benjamin MAUPIN, Oakland L. McCANLES, Eva Josephine McCANLES, Joseph C. McCOLLOCH, Mrs. F.B. McCREATH, Catherine Elizabeth McDONALD, Ira Malcolm McELHANNY, Robert Campbell McELHINNY, John Gregg McHENRY, Lloyd Alfred McKEEVER, William Arch McMURRAY, Arthur McVEY, Roy Vernon MEANS, Hugh MELVIN, Frank Edgar The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS RDF 8, Lawrence 1038 Tennessee, Lawrence 1416 Tennessee, Lawrence 1304 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1020 Tennessee, Lawrence RFD 2, Lawrence 1224 Delaware, Lawrence 1308 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1308 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1538 Kentucky, Lawrence 1301 Kentucky, Lawrence 2202 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1127 Ohio, Lawrence 605 Maine st., Lawrence c/o University, Lawrence 1724 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1008 Tennessee, Lawrence 920 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1301 Louisiana, Lawrence 900 Locust, Lawrence 845 Illinois, Lawrence 1237 Tennessee, Lawrence 1237 Tennessee, Lawrence 1109 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1620 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1247 Kentucky, Lawrence 1538 V., Lawrence 701 Tennessee, Lawrence 1708 Haskell Ave., Lawrence Lawrence Perkins Bldg., Lawrence 1214 Kentucky, Lawrence 1117 Vermont, Lawrence 1326 Massachusetts St., Lawrence 1300? Louisiana, Lawrence RFD 10, Box 12, Lawrence Box 122, RFD 2, Lawrence 1006 Mississippi, Lawrence RFD 1, Lawrence Lawrence 1700 Tennessee, Lawrence 1405 Rhode Island St., Lawrence 1405 Rhode Island st., Lawrence 825 Louisiana St., Lawrence RFD 5, Lawrence 938 Louisiana St., Lawrence 1233 Ore ad Ave., Lawrence 1133 Vermont St., Lawrence Baker University, Baldwin RFD 9, Lawrence 1224 Tennessee st., Lawrence 500 W. 6th st., Lawrence 501 Louisiana, Lawrence 737 Maine St., Lawrence 154 1908 1909 1913 1921 1905 1921 1919 1914 1918 1894 1918 1899 1920 1917 1914 1883 1918 1888 1887 1919 1915 1913 1916 1915 1920 1921 1921 1921 1909 1921 1896 1920 1920 1920 fa '17 g 1920 g 1903 g 1889 1 1895 1915 1917 1919 1919 1921 1920 g 1921 1918 1909 1905 1913 1921 1920 1905 1918 1898 1896 1921 1885 1906 g 1909 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS MELVIN, George Kimball MELVIN, Rufus Edmond MELVIN, Mrs. R.E. MENGER, Louis Herman MERRITT, Florence Maude MERWIN, Bruce W. METCALF, Wilder S. MILLER, Blanche Helen MILLER, Florence Maude MILLER, Harry Edward MILLER, Lena Vivian MILLER, Louis Franklin MILLER, Stella Vanera MILLER, Vanroy MITCHELL, Alexander Baldwin MITCHELL, Mrs. A.B. MITCHELL, James H. MITCHELL, Margaret Helen MITCHELL, Ulysses Grant MONTGOMERY, John Alexander MONTGOMERY, John H. MOODIE, Hubert MORGAN, Rose R. MORGAN, Murzelle MORRISON, Ralph Edwin MOYS, Fay Cecillia MURRAY, Joseph W. MURRAY, Mrs. J.W. MYERS, Edith NAISMITH, Helen NEAL, Paul Rexford NEUMANN, Warren Randolph NEUENSCHWANDER, Elsie NEWMAN, Mildred NORTHRUP, Austa A. NOWLIN, Nadine NUNGESSER, Ella OATMAN, Mrs. Ray OGDEN, Geneva S. OGDEN, Raymond Clifton ODGEN, Mrs. R.C. O'LEARY, Raphael Dorman O'LEARY, Mrs. R.D. OLIN, Arvin S. OLIVER, Hannah OLMSTEAD, Herbert Wolcott OLNEY, Frank Hart OLSON, Elmer L. OLSSON, Elmer L. OWENS, Alpha Loretta PALMER, Mary Margaret PARKER, Mrs. J.H. PATTERSON, Blanche Lyndell PEACE, Larry M. 930 Kentucky, Lawrence 930 Kentucky st., Lawrence 930 Kentucky st., Lawrence 712 Massachusetts St., Lawrence 1420 Kentucky St., Lawrence 941 Indiana St., Lawrence 1236 Massachusetts St., Lawrence 940 Mississippi St., Lawrence 1232 Louisiana St., Lawrence Eudora Box 22, RDF 2, Lawrence 1215 Oread Ave., Lawrence Lawrence Box 22, RDF 2, Lawrence 820 Illinois, Lawrence 820 Illinois, Lawrence 603 Tennessee St., Lawrence 603 Tennessee St., Lawrence 1313 Massachusetts St., Lawrence 708 Connecticut St., Lawrence 1341 Ohio, Lawrence East 19th St., Lawrence Box 29, RFD 9, Lawrence 1247 Ohio st., Lawrence Lawrence 620 Kentucky St., Lawrence 504 Louisiana St., Lawrence 504 Louisiana St., Lawrence Alphi Chi Omega House, Baldwin 1635 Massachusetts, Lawrence Lawrence 800 1/2 Missouri St., Lawrence 1324 Louisiana St., Lawrence 1038 Vermont St., Lawrence 927 Ohio, Lawrence 1200 Ohio, Lawrence 1001 Mississippi St., Lawrence RFD 5, Lawrence 937 Kentucky St., Lawrence 937 Kentucky St., Lawrence 937 Kentucky st., Lawrence 1106 Louisiana, Lawrence 1106 Louisiana st., Lawrence 1633 Mississippi, Lawrence 802 Tennessee St., Lawrence 1301 Vermont, Lawrence 815 Indiana St., Lawrence 1127 Ohio, Lawrence 1113 Connecticut St., Lawrence Baker University, Baldwin 920 Louisiana, Lawrence 1529 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1933 Tennessee St., Lawrence 512 W. 9th St., Lawrence The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 155 1920 1894 1887 1896 1921 1911 1897 1921 1908 1913 1905 1921 1918 1907 1917 1917 1893 1919 1906 1920 1920 1908 1894 1921 1921 1912 1911 1911 1910? 1920 1916 1918 1898 1905 1896 1903 g 1901 1893 1912 1910 1916 1893 1895 1894 1874 g 1920 1891 1920? 1921 1901 g 1913 1905 1920 1901 g 1903 1888 1903 1908 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS Haskell Institute, Lawrence 1919 PEAIRS, Helen Haskell ·1920 1320 Ohio, Lawrence PEARSON, Lydia Christian 638 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1910 PECK, Arthur S. 1002 Tennessee, Lawrence 1913 PENDLETON, Emma Helen 1887 g 1223 Vermont, Lawrence PERKINS, Mrs. Marie 1901 P PERKINS, Otis Edward 400 Maine, Lawrence 1913 RFD 5, Lawrence PETERSON, George Oscar 817 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1890 PHILLIPS, Carl 1537 Tennessee St., Lawrence 1894 PHILLIPS, Mrs. May PICKENS, Minnie 1307 Connecticut St., Lawrence 1909 g 1898 POPENOE, Mrs. Mabel Annie 628 Walnut, Lawrence POTTER, Earl 637 Ohio, Lawrence 1913 PRENTISS, Frank 905 Tennessee, Lawrence n 1879 '84 PREYER, Mary 2301 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1917 916 Tennessee St., Lawrence PRICE, Edwin Fletcher 1919 PRICE, Mrs. E.F. 916 Tennessee St., Lawrence 1918 PRIESTLY, Gertrude 1505 Kentucky, Lawrence 1906 PUFFETT, Dale Howard 1646 Tennessee, Lawrence 1921 QUINLAN, Cassie Alma 1720 Louisiana, Lawrence 1896 QUINLAN, Virginia Josephine 637 Tennessee, Lawrence 1921 RABOURNE, Emma Pauline 1309 Kentucky, Lawrence 1914 RANDOLPH, Wm. Marcus Lawrence 1920 RANKIN, Floyd V. 1101 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1911 RAUB, Lorna Marie 1234 Oread, Lawrence 1920 RAYHILL, Martha 1121 Tennessee, Lawrence 1915 RAYMOND, Fred N. 808 Illinois, Lawrence 1896 REARICK, Anna J. 1121 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1919 REDING, Katherine 1241 Louisiana, Lawrence 1918 REED, Mrs. C.I. 308 E. 19th St., Lawrence 1919 REEVES, Mrs. Ray 1400 Ohio, Lawrence 1918 RENNER, Marion John 1220 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1920 REYNOLDS, Cora Irene RFD 4, Box 81, Lawrence 1912 RICE, Anita Bertha RFD 9, Lawrence 1921 RICE, Mrs. H.A. 1304 Ohio, Lawrence 1912 RICE, Martin Everett 1538 Vermont, Lawrence 1891 g RICE, Raymond F. 900 1/2 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1908 RIGGS, Henry Clay 907 Arkansas Ave., Lawrence 1893 RIGGS, Kate Louise 115 E. 17th St., Lawrence 1894 RIGGS, May F. 115 E. 17th, Lawrence 1897 RILING, Edward T. 906 Massachusetts,. Lawrence 1900 RILING, John 906 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1910 RINEHART, Hattie 634 Rhode Island, Lawrence 1921 RINEHARD, Wm. G. 1341 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1921 RISING, Edna Rose 845 Mississippi, Lawrence 1921 RISING, George 845 Mississippi, Lawrence 1898 RISING, Mrs. George 845 Mississippi, Lawrence 1899 ROBERTSON, Robert Lorin 622 Vermont, Lawrence 1918 1 ROBINSON, W.R.B. 1701 Louisiana, Lawrence 1906 ROBINSON, Mrs. W.R.B. 1701 Louisiana, Lawrence 1918 ROBINSON, Cecilia Margaret 1209 Oread, Lawrence 1921 RODGERS, Mrs. Gertrude Octavia 920 Louisiana, Lawrence 1920 ROGERS, Annie Isabel 623 N. Third, Lawrence 1919 ROGERS, Sidney Mark 615. N. Third, Lawrence 1910 ROSECRANS, Vincent Judson 1613 Vermont, Lawrence 1920 The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 156 1888 1903 1911 p. '87 1893 1921 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE RUSH, Sarah Margaret RUSS, Wm. W. RUSSELL, Lloyd SALVESON, Floyd Wilson SALVESON, Mrs. Floyd W. SANKEE, Ruth Eugenia SCHEURER, Fred Logan SCHMIDT, Mrs. Edgar SCHREIBER, Fred Carl SCHREINER, Walter R. SCHUMAN, Margaretha SEARS, Mrs. Alice Peabody SELIG, August Lewis SELLARDS, Mae SEMON, Florence M. SEXTON, Mrs. Ray SHANNON, Winnifred SHELDON, Lizzie S. SHERWOOD, Noble P. SHILLERTON, Dewey SHINN, Henry Arthur SIMMONS, Dr. Chas. SIMPSON, C.H. SIRPLESS, Eleanor SKOFSTAD, James Oscar SKOFSTAD, Lottie SMITH, Leo Frisby SMITH, Mary SMITH, Vera Grace SPANGLER, Mrs. Caroline B. SPANGLER, Irma Bauman SPANGLER, Karl Bauman SPENCER, Mrs. D.H. SPENCER, D.H. SPICER, Miriam Russell STANLEY, Arnold Archibald STANTON, Amida STERLING, Charles Morgan STERLING, Mrs. Cara STERLING, M. Wilson STERLING, Mrs. Harriette STEVENS, Wm. C. STEVENSON, Edward STEVENSON, Ferne STEVENSON, Harriet M. STEWART, Clarence Churchill STEWART, James McLeod STEWART, Mrs. J.M. STIMPSON, Edward F. STONE, Anna STONE, Sadie M. STRACHAN, Norman Fraser STUART, Mrs. Celia STUCKER, Mrs. Harry N. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS 1893 RFD 4, Lawrence 1890 1645 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1908 1701 Ohio, Lawrence 1919 414 W. 14th, Lawrence 1919 414 W. 14th, Lawrence 1914 1107 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1913 1020 Ohio, Lawrence 1919? 641 Louisiana, Lawrence 1920 1605 Tennessee, Lawrence 1912 c/o State Water Supply, Lawrence 1921 1146 Ohio, Lawrence 1881 g 1884 944 Kentucky, Lawrence 1920 1333 New Hampshire, Lawrence 1911 1545 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1921 1225 Oread, Lawrence 1908 603 Ohio, Lawrence 1921 1221 Oread, Lawrence 1900 401 Louisiana, Lawrence 1905 g '11 PhD '21 1801 Indiana, Lawrence 1921 Lawrence 1916 1000 Missouri, Lawrence 1882 721 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1900 1225 Kentucky, Lawrence 1907 1002 Pennsylvania, Lawrence 1909 700 Alabama, Lawrence 1897 700 Alabama, Lawrence 1916 1640 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1231 Louisiana, Lawrence 1919 1334 Ohio, Lawrence 1920 644 Mississippi, Lawrence n 1881 1883 644 Mississippi, Lawrence 1914 1919 e 1921 644 Mississippi, Lawrence 1014 Mississippi, Lawrence 1903 1014 Mississippi, Lawrence 1893 P 1897 413 W. 14th St., Lawrence 1917 Haskell Institute, Lawrence 1920 2045 Learnard, Lawrence 1904 920 Indiana, Lawrence 1897 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence 1883 g 1901 1129 Louisiana, Lawrence 1883 g 1893 920 Indiana, Lawrence 1890 g 1892 1121 Louisiana, Lawrence 1885 g 1892 RFD 4, Box 13, Lawrence 1920 RFD 4, Box 13, Lawrence 1919 1341 Kentucky, Lawrence 1918 814 Missouri, Lawrence 1914 204 W. 12th, Lawrence 1917 204 W. 12th, Lawrence 1916 926 Indiana, Lawrence 1890 7 W. 11th, Lawrence 1921 601 Mississippi, Lawrence 1895 645 Illinois, Lawrence 1915 916 Vermont, Lawrence 1906 939 Tennessee, Lawrence 1918 157 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued GRADUATE SWADLEY, Mrs. Ida W. SWANSON, Carl SWEENEY, Anna Louise TAIT, Ralph Shann'on TEETER, Edna TEMPLIN, Olin TEMPLIN, Mrs. Olin TERRELL, Eppinetta Valaria TESTER, Allen Crawford TESTER, Mrs. Allen C. THIELE, Walter G. THOMAS, Mary T. THOMAS, Ruth Laura THOMPSON, Agnes THOMPSON, Hallie A. THOMPSON, Herbert TOWNE, Louise I. TREECE, Elbert Lee TUCKER, John H. TUPPER, Mary Edna UHRLAUB, Rudolph Reinhart ULRICH, Grace Pauline VAWTER, Jamieson WAGSTAFF, Helen WALKER, Mrs. Elizabeth WALL, George D. WALLING, Lalia V. WATKINS, Mabel WATSON, Carrie M. WATSON, Charles Hoyt WEAVER, Arthur Bullene WEAVER, Mrs. Gertrude WEIBEL, Leo N. WEINGARTNER, Henry WELKER, Joseph Edward WHEELER, John Jefferson WHEELER, Mrs. J.J. WHEELER, Mabel Ranney WHITCOMB, Mrs. S.L. WHITE, Ben WHITE, Mrs. B.E. WHITE, E. Ambrose WHITE, Edith K. WHITE, Homer A. WIEDEMANN, Luis A. WIGHT, Lucy A. WILCOX, Mrs,. Mina WILCOX, Mrs. Zillah M. WILHELMI, lisa Emma WILHOIT, Mrs. J.W. WILLIAMS, Mrs. C.C. WILLIAMS, Mrs. Dick WILSON, Esther M. WILSON, Jasper B. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 YEAR GRADUATED ADDRESS 1908 Barker, Lawrence 1339 Ohio, Lawrence 711 Rhode Island, Lawrence 735 Missouri, Lawrence 1238 Mississippi, Lawrence 818 Kentucky, Lawrence 818 Kentucky, Lawrence 1308 New Jersey, Lawrence 1908 Vermont, Lawrence 1908 Vermont, Lawrence 1208 Kentucky, Lawrence 1428 Tennessee, Lawrence 1428 Tennessee, Lawrence 1100 Louisiana, Lawrence 1730 Ohio, Lawrence 615 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1147 Ohio, Lawrence 714 McCook, Lawrence 933 Tennessee, Lawrence Lecompton 724 New Hampshire, Lawrence Lawrence 1447 Massachusetts, Lawrence 1212 Louisiana, Lawrence 1645 Louisiana, Lawrence 1411 Massachusetts, Lawrence 945 Connecticut, Lawrence RFD 10, Box 6F, Lawrence 1310 Louisiana, Lawrence 1937 Learnard, Lawrence 741 Massachusetts, Lawrence 737 Indiana, Lawrence 924 Alabama, Lawrence Lawrence Lawrence 1024 Alabama, Lawrence 1024 Alabama, Lawrence 1733 Mississippi, Lawrence 1244 Tennessee, Lawrence 1142 Indiana, Lawrence 1142 Indiana, Lawrence 1541 W. 9th, Lawrence 1641 W. 9th, Lawrence Eudora 1700 Vermont, Lawrence 1012 Pennsylvania, Lawrence 1605 Vermont, Lawrence 546 Tennessee, Lawrence 603 Ohio, Lawrence 1135 Vermont, Lawrence 1101 Ohio, Lawrence 1235 Kentucky, Lawrence 1232 Louisiana, Lawrence 933 New Hampshire, Lawrence 158 1884 1917 1906 1916 1910 n '84 '86 1886 g . 1921 1921 g 1919 1910 1916 1918 1896 1920 1910 1896 1916 .1921 1914 1918 1912 1916 1919 1899 1910 1905 1911 n 1880 1918 g 1915 1877 1915 1899 1921 1913 1912 1920 1914 1911 1912 1904 g 1920 1891 1897 1903 1881 n 1900 1917 1919 1919 1916 1901 g 1904 g '89 1889 1921 1880 1921 1909 1883 1902 �University of Kansas Alumni Living in Douglas Co. 1922, continued YEAR GRADUATED GRADUATE ADDRESS WILSON, Kathryne Marie WINSTON, John Clarence WOLF, Frank Ezra WOLFE, B.L. WOLWORTH, Mrs. Laurence WOODARD, Parke Harold WOODBURN, Mrs. F.T. WOODBURY, Blanche WOODRUFF, Sybil WOODRUFF, Zena Marie YAHN, Wm. F. YOUNG, James Arthur YOUNG, Percy 323 Illinois, Lawrence 316 Elm, Lawrence Baker University, Baldwin 1204 Connecticut, Lawrence 1834 Learnard Ave., Lawrence 1316 Vermont, Lawrence 1007 W. 6th, Lawrence 817 Illinois, Lawrence 1915 Vermont, Lawrence 1915 Vermont, Lawrence RFD 2, Lawrence 938 Louisiana, Lawrence Lawrence 1909 9 1914 1919 1917 1903 1914 1918 1903 1907 1916 1917 1900 1913 1921 BAKER UNIVERSITY ALUlfNI LIVING IN DOUGLAS COUNTY ~897 Extracted by the editor from The Excaliber, Class of '98, a yearbook of Baker University, Baldwin City, KS, May 1897 (Hudson-Kimberly Pub. Co., Kansas City, MO). The volume may be found at the Watkins Community Museum. GRADUATE OCCUPATION, RESIDENCE ATHERTON, J.F. BENTON, Guy B. CLARK, Wm. N. CUNNINGHAM, Mabel EDWARDS, Isaac Franklin GAMES, Minnie HAIR, Marne (MURRAY) IVES, Mary LOUGH, Mary (BENEDICT) LOUGH, Samuel A. MARKHAM, Carrie (HOOVER) MARKHAM, Dora Clementine MARKHAM, W.C. MARVEL, Esther McCORMAC, Cora (BALDRIDGE) MESSINGER, Willis MOTTER, Birdean Ida NICHOLSON, Katherine PLASKET, Emma E. PRICE, Ralph Ray RAPP, Hattie A. REED, Georgiana ROBERTS, Chas. W. SCOTT, Lilian STEWART, Maude Teacher, Baldwin Professor, Baldwin Ass't Cashier, Baldwin Vocal Teacher, Baldwin KU graduate student, Lawrence Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Baldwin Professor, Baldwin Baldwin Graduate student, Baker Univ. Editor, Baldwin Baldwin Blue Mound Baldwin Art student, Baker Univ. Lawrence Lawrence KU graduate student, Lawrence Baldwin Art teacher, Baldwin Horticulturalist, Lawrence Professor, Baldwin Baldwin The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 159 YEAR GRADUATED 1894 1893 1895 1893 1896 1894 1892 1895 1891 1888 1890 1896 1891 1895 1890 1895 1896 1892 1878 1896 1893 1889 1874 1894 1894 �DOUGLAS COUNTY GRADUATES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ~897 Taken from the Senior Annual, University of Kansas (1897), available at the Watkins Community Museum and the Lawrence Public Library Kansas Collection. Eugene Charles Alder-Graduated at the L. H. S.; A. B., K. .u.; :" I A.. M., K. U.; B ® TI, cI> B K, A Marquette, Pres. of the .. L. H. S. I; Alumni Association, Pre5. of the German Verein, candidate for presi- I ~ency of Class of '97. chairman of first committee on Class Annual, member of play co~mittee, Ass!. Local Editor of the Weekly, member -of the Class Day committee. ex-captain of the Beta foot ball team, and heavy villain in the Senior play, was born in '76, hence his patriotism. This modest and precocious youth is a Jiving and characteristic specimen -of Lawrence soil. born in the very shade of Mt. Oread. On account of his extreme retic .. nce and strong aversion to publicity, it is greatly feared his true worth wili never be fully appreciated. When old enough to leave his maternal wing he will depart for the ancient land "der Deutchen." I.: ;I --- _. - - - - - - Miss Harriet Ayres-\Vas born only a few.:years ago at Wickford. : Rhode Island, in the effete East. But finding' the field too limited for her expansion, at the age of ten she brought her family to Kansas. : , From that time on she has shown evidences of strong disciplinary power,. " , and has her entire family trail)ed to a state of the most complete '~nd' . , touching submission. Miss Ayres pr~pared to enter K. U. at tht! Law- ' ~.. renee High School. During her college course she has shown the great-· Iest interest in her studies, and is particularlj' fond of the Latin language· ; as employed by the late lamented Juvenal. As soon as she had passed, : the age Jimit Miss Ayres put on the colors of Pi Beta Phi. She is very. : !oyal to the wine and pale blue. i II ,\ Emma Barber-The cradle of the illustrious subject of this sketch w~s rocked by th~ swe~pi?g Kan5as breeze5 that moaned around the- 'l WIndows of the MaIn BU1ldlDg on M t. Oread. Born and fostered as she- ! , . 't \ was under the shadow of. learning, it was natural that her childish mind' i, I should turn to scholastic pursuits. She entered Lawrence public schools !, ! a~ .a. tender age, and graduated therefrom in due course, the sweetest of f . :" s~eet girl graduates." The day she entered the University a general , -I holIday was proclaimed. She. is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Her future efforts will be devoted to the stu9yof domestic scienc~. at. \1 :i home.' , i I ----_._--- . -- - - - - - - - - --- -----. --- - The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 160 ;1 -~-.- ....-- '------------ �Douglas Co. Graduates 0 f t h e University of Kansas 1897, continued Florence Greeley Clarke-Was b;rn -:n-~ - Bastile, to-wit: the 'j his event took place on the 12th. day of Octo~er A, D., 1876. The back of a very early photograph bears the followmg I 'record, evidently traced by a prejudiced hand. "Amiable,lm'ing and self-· willed, fond of dressing up in sisters ribbons, beads, etc. A very great -talker and a very dear child-a real femini ne 'character." Her friends will be able to determine with a momen!'.s thought which of thesecharac. i~ristics have survi\·ed. She graduated from the Law.rence High School May, '92, and entered K U. in the fall of '93 She IS a m~mber of the 'Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity and a Daughter of the Amencan Revolu- j 1!ion. Her past is secure, but the future is conjectural. ____ ~ I I Douglas County Jail. I Miss nay E. Gardner-Born A. N. C. Died--~ Miss Gardner spent her childhood in Lawrence, and also in a very successful attempt to rival Jack's Bean-stalk. This laudable ambition has left its mark upon Miss"Gardner's character, inasmuch as she has, from her superior elevation, a broad, comprehensive "iew of the fields of knowledge. Early in her college course the Pi Phis, with the discernment for which they are noted, saw an opportunity and acted upon it, pinned their colors upon Miss Gardner, and forthwith made her permanent chairman of the decoration committee, with personal charge of the upper tier of party decora- 1 tion, thus at one fell swoop doing away with step-ladders, and making tasteful decoration a surety. As a member of the S~nior play commitiee . '. she has been very instrumental in assuring the success of the play,.- r I ----~.-~ ---~-- !I Constance Genevieve Howland."f05ht~'s l)J'l'11~· -\ I' to lool\: at Alld Wit,t.:" To tall\: to. 11 Aud pleasallt illdcpd to 1)1, with." Miss Howland was born Aug 121h,' 1l"i75. in Kal"mazoo, Mich. At I the age of fi"e wishing to a\'ail herself of the exceotional educational ad- vantages of Kansas Stale Uni"ersily, she moved to Lawrence. Shortly after her arrival she became interested in politics and at present she i; a : mugwump and en tertains pronounced views upon woman suffrage. She iwill spend the summer cultivating a dignified and non-committal ex pres.sion, and in the Fall will enter the K. U. Law School. -------- ---- Mr. O'Neil-The ~ubject of this sketch is a young man of many parts. His industry is only exceeded by his zeal for higher learning. while his ;- intellectual attainments and genial nature add charm to strength and in! tegrity of character. All who know him speak his name with pleasure. He was born in 1871 in the quiet and unassuming hamlet of Black Jack, .Kan5as, where he finished the common school course which prepared him for Baker University. In the fall of 1894, Mr. O'Neil entered the E. E. Department of K. U. The spirit with which he has made his way. through school prophesies a brilliant future for him. --------.--~-------------------------- - - - -- - The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 161 I �Douglas Co. Graduates of the University of Kansas 1897, continued '---rr--- - May Fuller Riggs-Was born in the fall of 1876, in the., most pic- l ':-.turesque part of that most picturesque town, Lawrence, Kansas. In her very ea;ly youth a sweet modesty and reserve concealed her many native charms and talents. As she grew older these said charms and talents like unto the curls of the novel-heroine, would creep out. They are now viewed by an admiring and ever sympathetic public. Among Miss Riggs'. various claims to fortune and to fame is the fact that she is " ·".miisical. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity and . although she enjoys society much she prefers writing forensics for her , E'nglish professor. Upon graduating she intends to enter upon a brilli-. ~nt musical career as Senorita Maria. ' --_._------.- ---- --~----": ~~-----.----~------~~ --- - ._------- ._----_._-----...... Gertrude M. Spaulding-Was born February 3, 1875, in the hisioric city of Lawrence. She early manifested a talent for music which was not neglected during her school days. After graduating from the High Schoolin 1893, she entered the Music Department of Kansas Uni"ersity , where she has pursued both the piano and vocal courses. This year sh~'·i has devoted her efforts solely to piano in which she graduates this spring. However, to interested friends we give the consolation that her remarka- , ble vocal talent is ~ot to be neglected, but will be further developed here next year, and later abroad, after which we may look for her among the, leading prima donnas of the 'Yest. '~-Stanton-\Va~-bo~;October 29th, '075 near Lawrence. 1 education was received mostly under private instructors until she entered the second year of the 'High School. Here the trials met with in mathematics led her to make a specialty 9f the languages. Her intelectual powers unfolded until finally she publicly proved her ability to seek new fields of study by depicting Gipsy life in all its weirdness, imd was granted a diploma. The following fall she entered the University and became a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity. She con-_ tinued her study of the languages wisely eschewing all mathematics: and sciences not absolutely required. She developed a great liking 'fij.L the linguist branches and advanced to such a degree that she can now·. j" distinguish French, German and Spanish not only from English but from .,', each other. ____ . _. _---,. "----',--'-- ---_.. i-:---- ------.-.---.-- .-- -- __. --.-.-- -- -.- - '.- Louise A"ugusta Wiedemann-Has be~n a resident of Lawrence all her life. She entered the Preparatory Department of the School of Fine Ar.t,s in 18 93, and beca'me II regular student the following year. Miss \V~edemann has won much. praise as an accompanist and hopes to give thIS much neglected branch of piano forte study her special attention. 'Alt~ough she. is Dot a brilliant player her style is pleasing and sympa;'~lJc. She IDtends taking a ~~rad~t: -=.o~-==- ~~~t ..::,ear. . . . The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 162 , -~ �LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLEES ~87~-2 The following list is printed in the First Annual Report of the Board of Education for the Years 1868 - 1885, which can be found at the Watkins Community Museum. Researched by the editor. BELL, Minnie BOWES, Charles C. CARRUTH, Willie CRAMER, Charles EMMETT, Eliza EMMETT, Hattie FINNEY, Thomas FLINN, Sarah GILES, Tillie GROVENOR, Charles GLEED, Charles GLEED, Willie HAZELTINE, Eliza HADLEY, Laura HARRIS, Kate HINTON, R.P. LINDNER, Henry McFARLAND, Charles MILLER, Lizzie J. MOAK, Arthur MONTGOMERY, Mollie MORRISON, Charles W. MORROW, Robert NEWLIN, Elmira NEWLIN, Joseph OGDEN, John H. RICHARDSON, Albert SCHMUCKER, Kate STRONG, Charles SUTLIFF, ·Herbert SUTHERLAND, Henry TENNEY, William TENNEY, A.R. TUCKER, Sadie WOOD, Emma Respectfully submitted. E. MILLER, Principal LAJiRENCE HIGH SCHOOL ENROLLEES, CLASSES of ~873 and ~874 The following list is printed in the First Annual Report of the Board of Education for the Years 1868 - 1885, which can be found at the Watkins community Museum. Researched by the editor. At the close of the year Miss E.F. HALL, a faithful Teacher in the High School resigned her position, and Miss Anne C. CRAIG was elected to fill the vacancy. MIDDLE CLASS GIRLS HADLEY, Laura MOZELY, Annie MURRAY, Mary READ, Nettie TUCKER, Sadie The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 BOYS BOWES, C.C. BRUCE, E.L. CARRUTH, W.H. CRANDALL, H.D. COX, C.E. GLEED, Charles GLEED, J.W. HAYS, M.L. MILLER, F.C. RICHARDSON, A. SUTHERLAND, H. TENNEY, W.E. 163 �Lawrence High School Enrollees, Classes of 1873 and 1874, continued JUNIOR CLASS GIRLS BARNES, Alia M. CONE, Mary A. CARMEAN, Cyrene COLLIER, Alice A. CHRISTIAN, Georgie CHERRY, Cora M. FARREN, Florence A. HADLEY, Flora McCURDY, ANNIE MARTIN, Elma PARK, Alice PICKRELL, Ida TENNEY, E.B. VLIET, M. Maude WALKER, Minnie B. WADE, Dora BOYS BLOOD, H.M. CHAPMAN, C.J. DAVIS, Leander HERRON, Willie LAMBORN, A.C. MARSHALL, W.K. McQUISTON, W.M. McALLASTER, A.B. MALLORY, B.J. MOORE, S.P. OSBURN, S.E. PRENTISS, Frank REEDY, L.M. SCHMUCKER, George STUART, E.A. WOODRUFF, F.L. PREPARATORY CLASS GIRLS BARTEAUX, Lizzie BROOKS, Anna M. CORYELL, Lillie L. CRUM, Frank FRY, Flora FAUCETT, Ella GILLULI, A.R. HARRIS, Mary HATCH, Ida E. HOOGLAND, Katie MALLARD, Sarah MOWRY, Hatty NIGH, Livonia OLIVER, Julia T. PRIDEY, Gertrude RICH, Abbie B. SKAGGS, Melly STILWELL, Anna SLOMAN, Ida BOYS BARTEAUX, A.B. CARPENTER, W.T. CHAPMAN, F.M. ELLISON, A.G. FINNEY, Frank FRISBIE, S.C. GILLETT, F.E. HALE, John HOADLEY, W. HOLLISTER, W.S. McANDLESS, Allen McCONNELL, A.W. PARKER, A.E. PEASE, C.L. PARK, Edson REYNOLDS, Albert SPRAY, Murray SPRAY, W.A. STEVENS, J.B. ZIMMERMAN, A. The decrease in numbers has been caused by dismissing to lower grades pupils who were not prepared for the High School. Respectfully submitted, E. MILLER, Principal The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 164 �LNiRENCE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ~875 - ~885 From 1865 through 1890, high school students in Lawrence, KS attended school at the Central School, primarily an elementary school. Those high school students wishing to attend the University of Kansas usually entered KU's "preparatory" department rather than the local high school until the department was discontinued in the mid-1880s, since graduation there meant guaranteed admission. The following list of students graduated from the Central School was taken from the First Annual Report of the Board of Education for the Years 1868 - 1885, which can be found at the Watkins Museum. Compiled and submitted by Vivian Clough. NAME ABBE, Miss Nellie ALBACH, Mr. J. Henry ANDERSON, Miss Belle ANDERSON, Miss Laura ANDERSON, Miss Louisa V. ARGO, Miss Bershie C. ARTER, Miss Jessie M. BALDWIN, Miss Helen M. BANKS, Miss LaPetite Ida BARNES, Miss AlIa M. BARTEAUX, Mr. Arthur B. BARTEAUX, Miss Ella Anna BERGER, Miss Charlotte R. BOYD, Miss Maggie A. BROWN, Miss Hattie M. BRUCE, Mr. Charles H. BURNS, Miss Mary E. BYRD, Miss Alice H. CARR, Miss Louisa Belle CHERRY, Miss Cora M. CHURCHILL, Miss A. May CHURCHILL, Mr. Frank H. CHURCHILL, Mr. Whitman A. CLARKE, Miss Mary Agnes COLLIER, Miss Alice CONE, Miss Nellie J. COX, Mr. Erum Morris CRANDALL, Mr. Ellsworth G. CUTLER, Miss Florence E. DAVIS, Mr. Frank H. DEAN, Miss Frances E. DEANE, Mr. Frank M. DUNCAN, Mr. Geo. Parker EDWARDS, Miss Virginia S. ELLISON, Mr. Alonzo G. EMERY, Miss Agnes EMERY, Miss Sarah M. ENGLE, Miss M. Ella ENGSTROM, Miss Ida Maria FARLEY, Miss Hattie H. FLINN, Miss Julia G. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 CLASS 1877 1880 1877 1878 1881 1880 1885 1883 1879 1876 1876 1879 1882 1880 1882 1882 1881 1882 1883 1876 1884 1885 1882 1879 1876 1879 1882 1884 1882 1884 1881 1885 1885 1882 1876 1879 1881 1881 1885 1883 1881 NAME GENTRY, Miss Laura GILMAN, Miss Edith E. GILMAN, Mr. Harry R. GOOD, Miss Ora L. GRAY, Mr. Arthur S. HALDERMAN, Miss Winifred HASKELL, Miss Hattie B. HEMPHILL, Miss Margaretta C. HENSHAW, Mr. Barcaly W. HENSHAW, Mr. Leland D. HOADLEY, Miss Eva Marcella HOLMES, Miss Gertie HORTON, Miss Alice Y. HORTON, Miss Eva Ammen HORTON, Mr. Richard S. HOWELL, Miss Jassamine K. HOWLAND, Miss Marcella HUTCHINGS, Miss Josephine E. HYDE, Miss Martha JACOBS, Mr. Benjamin KEYS, Mr. William J. KILWORTH, Mr. John L. KIMBALL, Miss Cora Lena KRIEGE, Mr. otto E. LEARNED, Mr. Roscoe E. LESCHER, Miss Addie LYONS, Mr. Charles H. LYONS, Miss Laura E. MANTER, Mr. William B. MARKS, Miss Josie MARTIN, Mr. Alvin E. MARTIN, Mr. William McALLASTER, Miss Apphia J. McCURDY, Miss Anna H. McFARLINE, Mr. Benjamin W. McQUISTON, Miss Mary McQUISTON, Mr. Wm. M. MERRYWEATHER, Miss L.H. MILLER, Mr. Frank C. MODINE, Miss Annie L. MODINE, Mr. John E. 165 CLASS 1884 1879 1884 1881 1885 1883 1881 1882 1883 1885 1885 1884 1881 1879 1882 1885 1885 1883 1878 1881 1881 1880 1882 1881 1885 1877 1884 1882 1885 1876 1881 1884 1884 1876 1880 1878 1876 1880 1875 1883 1876 �Lawrence High School Graduates 1875 - 1885, continued CLASS NAME MOORE, Miss Susie H. MOYS, Miss Blanche R. MURRAY, Miss Anna E. MURRAY, Miss Lucetta MURRAY, Miss Mary NEWLIN, Miss Flora A. O'BRYON, Miss Laura M. O'BRYON, Mr. William OSMOND, Miss Josie P. PALMER, Miss Nellie Coline PATTON, Miss Dora PATTON, Miss Mary PERKY, Miss Clara M. PERKY, Miss Mina PIERSON, Miss Hilda C. POEHLER, Miss Clara H. POEHLER, Mr. Oscar H. PORTER, Miss Mabel W. PREISACH, Miss Minnie W. PRIETLY, Mr. William REEDY, Mr. Reeves M. REYNOLDS, Mr. William H. ROSS, Miss Eddie ROTHROCK, Miss Ada SAUNDERS, Miss Jessie L. SCHMUCKER, Miss Mary SCHMUCKER, Miss Sadie SEALS, Mr. William W. 1881 1881 1878 1877 1875 1884 1884 1884 1884 1885 1882 1881 1882 1882 1883 1881 1882 1878 1885 1881 1876 1884 1878 1884 1884 1876 1877 1884 NAME SEARLE, Miss Annie Ida SEYMOUR, Mr. Campbell SMITH, Miss Lizzie Gertrude STEINBERG, Mr. Arthur STONE, Miss Etta STUBBS, Miss Ella Mae TOLLES, Miss Ada C. VanBUREN, Miss Mary A. WAGNER, Miss Rosella D. WATKINS, Miss Katie WEBSTER, Mr. Frank WEYBRIGHT, Miss Serena E. WHITE, Miss Nettie WHITE, Mr. Spurgeon C. WIGGINS, Miss Ida Bell WIGHT, Miss Annie Ida WIGHT, Miss Lucy Abby WILDER, Mr. Harry L. WILDER, Miss Lizzie M. WILLIAMS, Miss Frank WILLIS, Mr. Walter A. WILSON, Mr. Samuel WOOD, Miss Anne E. WOODRUFF, Miss Rosa M. WOODWARD, Miss Mary WRIGHT, Miss Lu L. WYLER, Mr. Carl Louis Old Central School, at the southwest corner of Ninth and Kentucky (then called Warren Street). , Photo courtesy Watkins Museum. i ----------- The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 ---------166 CLASS 1879 1885 1885 1884 1884 1885 1880 1883 1883 1885 1877 1882 1877 1884 1882 1879 1882 1885 1878 1881 1883 1879 1880 1881 1877 1876 1882 �LAJiRENCE OLD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ~903 Lawrence's first official High School, later called Old High, was built on the east side of Warren (now Kentucky) Street across from the old Central School. The first classes in Old High were held in the fall of 1890. The curriculum was set to Kansas University admission standards, and therefore it became the state's preparatory school for KU, drawing students from areas outside Lawrence. In 1900, the old Central School was demolished and new Central was constructed, and some high school classes held there. This list of members of the class of 1903 comes from The Windmill, Vol. 1, No.9, published by the high school 29 May 1903, and donated to the Watkins Museum by Richard Riggs. The "biographies" were compiled by Eugenie STERLING in 1903. Researched by the editor. ALFORD, Theodore c., born in Lawrence in 1885. He was never outside the city limits except once when he went to play tennis on McCook Field. After graduating from the arts course he will go to Heidelberg, Germany. BARNES, Luther, born in 1884 in McLouth, Kansas. He attended the Oskaloosa High School for a year before coming here. He intends to enter the electrical engineering school. BEELER, Dollie H., born May 30, 1885, at Mansfield, Ohio. She lived there until last September when she came to Lawrence and entered the High School. She will go on to the hill next year. BIGELOW, Oliver, born in Lawrence August 15, 1884. He lived in Oklahoma from 1895 until 1898. He is going to become a doctor. BIGGS, Lawrence Julian, born August 21, 1883, in Grant township. He will enter the engineering school at the University. BINGLER, Alberta Luckey, her story: "I was born June 15, 1885, at Pittsburg, Pa. and have lived happily (?) in Lawrence for fifteen years." BLAIR, Gracia, born in Lawrence on August 20, 1886. She has lived here all her life except several seasons spent at summer resorts. She will take the arts course on the hill. BURDICK, Harold DeForest, born in Willimantic, Conn., in July of 1885. He is noted for his choir singing, athletics, gallantry, sage counsel and his devotion to French. He attended Hartford High School before he came out west. He expects to kill the arts course at K.U. CARTER, Anna, honor student, bright pupil and "Owl." She will go to the University next year. COURTNEY, Fletcher Delos, Senior class president, football player, born out in western Kansas many years ago. He has lived in Lawrence fourteen years and will become a civil engineer. He measures six feet three inches. DART, Edna Rachel, born on Jan. 18, 1886, away down south in Texas. She came to Cottonwood Falls, Kansas when she was six months old. Her name indicates how sharp she is. She is always in a quiver when her "bow" comes. She is the class historian and will go to the University. EDSON, George Thomas, born in Marcus, Iowa, January 2, 1884. He wrote his first poem in Sacramento, California, at the age of four. He finished the grades in five years and the High School in three. He originated the Spingo and expects to die about 1920, after annexing to the United States Mexico, Canada and Central America. FREDERICKSON, Rosa, born in Lawrence, April 3, 1885. She always has gone to school and often has had her lessons but she is tired of the kind of boys there are in Lawrence. 'She will go to Chicago to study music. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 167 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1903, continued. FRENCH, Bernice Mary, born in Lawrence on August 27, 1885. She went through Quincy School and the High School and will finish at K.U. She sings in the choir and plays the piano too sometimes. GILLUM, Mattie, born in Bowling Green, Missouri, on February 10, 1885. She says she will go to K.U. GRAY, Frances, born in Salina, Ohio, in 1882. She got to Lawrence in 1885. She will teach next year. HARRIS, Nellie Lois, born in Ohio, November 10, 1885. She has seen parts of Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado. When she finishes the arts course she will begin her third theatrical tour. HAWK, Anna, born at Abilene, May 11, 1885. She came to Lawrence in 1898. She is going to the University. HODGSON, Blanche, is a Fort Scott girl. She was born March 23, 1886. For seven years she has lived here and will continue to do so and attend K.U. HUTT, William Lehman, born in Lawrence, October 22, 1885. He joined the Delts in 1903 and one of the University frats will claim him in the Fall. JONES, Lucy Isabella, born at Lawrence in 1885. She has the distinction of having lived in Lansing four years. She will attend K.U. LANE, Lenorah Sophia, born in Missouri. For five years before she came to the High School she taught in the Douglas County schools. She will go to the University. LAPTAD, Evadne Marie, born November 21, 1885, descended from the illustrious French house of LE VAPTAD. She entered the High School at thirteen years of age. At present she lives on the farm of her father, Peter LAPTAD, over across the Kaw. After finishing the arts course she expects to become a queen. LINTON, Elfrida, born in Linn County, Kansas, in 1886. She lived in Perry and attended the common school there until 1898 when she came to Lawrence. She will attend the arts school at the University. LONG, Catherine, born in Jefferson County, Kansas. She has lived in Lawrence nine years. Next year she will not go to school. MARKS, Adele Elsie, born at Lawrence October 20, 1885. She entered the High School three and one-half years ago and was one of the Seniors chosen by the teachers for the commencement program. She will attend the University. McKENSIE, Viva Hazeltine, born in 1884, at Humboldt, Nebraska. She is a devotee of French and an enthusiastic German student. She expects to teach next year. MENGER, Edith, is just a Lawrence girl. She was born here in 1885 and has lived here all her life. MITCHELL, Caroline, born January 9, 1885 in Illinois. She has attended school in Illinois, Missouri, Utah and Kansas. She entered the High School in 1901 and made straight ones throughout her course. She will go to the University. MORGAN, Carl, football captain, born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, in 1881. He learned to ride a bronco in Indian Territory and went to Paris to study. Returning from Paris, Texas, he entered Lawrence High School. He will take the engineering course on the hill. MURRAY, Mary, was born here and has always lived here, but she will move to Colorado in June. PHILLIPS, Frank Dewey, born in Paola, Kansas, June 16, 1886, came to Lawrence in 1892. After he finishes his present arts course, he expects to bring back the North Pole and compete with the ice trust. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 168 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1903, continued. PORTER, Olive, was born in Germany in 1884. She attended school in Weaver, Kansas, five years. The rest of her life has been spent here. She will attend K.U. RAMSAY, Terrence Eugene, born in Tonganoxie, Kansas, November 2, 1885. He began school at Cambridge Agassiz, Massachusetts. He finished the grade schools in four years and the High School in three. He expects to return to Ireland after completing the engineering course. RANKIN, Alice Mary, born in June, 1886, in Lawrence. She is one of the class that entered the High School at the end of the first term in 1900. She will take the arts course on the hill. ROBINSON, John Harlock, born at Hays City in 1885. Since 1895 he has been in Lawrence. He has never missed a day of school since he started and has never been tardy - quite a record. He will take the engineering course at K.U. ROCKLUND, Emily, born at Lawrence in 1884, has lived here ever since. She may attend the University. SAYRE, Lucius, born at Philadelphia in 1885. He has attended the public schools in Lawrence. He will go to K.U. and afterwards specialize in some eastern school. SCHAEFFER, Helen Barbara, says: "I was born June 16, 1885, at Dakota, Ill., and have lived happily (?) in Lawrence for fifteen years." SCHNEIDER, Carrie Louise, gives this account of herself: "I was born at 1002 Vermont Street, Lawrence, Kansas, in a pink blanket, in the year of our Lord 1884, on the 22nd day of December. When I was about one week old, I went to sleep and did not wake up for three days except at the times when some one shook me pretty hard. At the end of three days I woke up, but I have been tired ever since. I expect to go on the hill this summer and next winter if I am not too tired to study." SELLARDS, Laura, born in Kentucky. She has lived here since 1900. Before that time her home was in Osage County. She will go to K.U. SHANKLIN, Flo, born in 1886, at Lawrence. She is a member of the "Rough Riders," is on the commencement program and is the class secretary. She will attend the University. SKINNER, Jennie, born August 14, 1884, at Dover, Tennessee. She has gone to school in Tennessee, Topeka, and Lawrence. She will apply for a position as teacher after leaving the High School. SMITH, Eugene Gregory, born at Beatrice, Nebraska. He was a farmer lad before he came to Lawrence in 1898. He will take the engineering course. SMITH, Lottie E., born in Lawrence, 1882. She attended the public schools in Lawrence; and has not decided definitely what she will do after graduating. SPANGLER, Adolph James, born in Lawrence in August, 1886. He is the VicePresident of the class, and already is enrolled as a student at the University. STERLING, Genevieve, born in Dickinson County, Kansas, July 18, 1884. She has gone through the Lawrence city schools and the High School, and will be a Sophomore on the hill next year. STEVENSON, Nellie May, born in Kansas in 1885. Three years ago she came to Lawrence. She will continue to live here and will attend K.U. TREWORGY, Pearl, born in 1885 at Lawrence. She has always lived here. No one knows yet what she is going to do next year. WAHL, Minnie, born at Lawrence October 24th, 1885, has lived in Lawrence all her life. She intends to teach school next year. WEST, Blanche Estelle, born in Lawrence June 30, 1884. She will probably go to K.U. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 169 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1903, continued. WHERRY, Linnie, was the president of our class last year. This year he has been attending the University. He is going to study dentistry. WILLIAMS, Lillie, born November 26, 1885, at Lawrence. She expects to continue her school work. WILSON, Eleanor Jane, born at Hays City in 1885. When she was very young she made her debut as an elocutionist, but in recent years she has retired from the platform. She is very fond of boating and dancing and moonlight nights. She will go to the University next year. WOODBURY, Blanche, has spent two years here. She came from Maryville, Missouri, where she attended the High School. She expects to take the arts course at K.U. During the summer the majority of·the High School teachers will be away from Lawrence. Miss THOMPSON, Miss METCALF, Miss BROWN and Miss WILSON will be in Estes Park, Colorado. Miss MILLER is going to be at her home in Perry. Miss BREWSTER will be in Pleasanton. Mrs. SMITH will leave town next week for Texas, Arizona and New Mexico where she will do summer school work. Mr. MORSCHER is planning a trip to New Mexico, Arizona and South America, for the latter part of the summer. He will do experiment work for a few weeks right after the close of school. Photo courtesy Watkins Museum Old High, on the southeast corner of Ninth and Kentucky, was the first building built for a High School in Lawrence. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 170 �LAJiRENCE OLD HIGH SCHOOL GRADUMES ~904 Class of '04 Their Autobiographies Compiled by Rebecca Moody From The Windmill, Vol. III, No.8, published by the high school 3 Jun 1904, and donated to the Watkins Museum by Richard Riggs. Researched by the editor. ALLISON, Bertha - Born March 22, 1885, in Kingsville, Mo. She will probably attend K.U. next year. ASHER, Alice - "I was born July 3, 1886, in Lawrence, Kan. I believe I can claim the distinction of having learned more Shakespere than any other Senior; very likely I shall be heard from some day." BARTELDES, Otto - Was born in 1890. He will finish High School at the tender age of fourteen years. He has always been noted for his precociousness. He intends to go on the hill next year. BEATTY, Jerome - Lawrence, '86. Once sold four extra copies of the WINDMILL; will found the Lake View Sun (fish) this summer. At this writing (7:30 p.m. June 3), nothing as to his graduating can be stated. BINGLER, Ola - Born in Pittsburg, Pa., 1886 1/8. "I got through High School mostly by guessing; it's a pretty good way sometimes, and then again it isn't. I am going to attend K.U. next year and try to learn something." BLACKMAR, Winifred - Born 1886, Pacific Grove, Cal. She once took a horseback ride of 62 miles. After it she had "that tired feeling" for some time. When she has finished her higher education and become wealthy, she expects to endow L.H.S. with something. BOND, Jay - "I was born in McLouth, Kan., 'April 11, 1885. I got through L.H.S. by copying other pupil's Latin sentences; intend sometime to play second base on the Lake View National League Base Ball Team." BROWNLEE, Esther - Born 1884, in Centerville, Iowa. The most important event of her life was the time that she nearly fell into the grate. She intends to go to K.U. BUNN, Edna - "I was born in Pick-a-way Co., Ohio, 1885; came to Lawrence in 1887. The only really commendable thing done by me in High School was to seek an introduction to Mr. Shakespere. After June 3 I intend to be a lady of leisure." BURROWS, Zelta - Born at Halstead, Kan., in 1888; came to Lawrence in 1902, and will attend the University. CARTER, Ora - "I was born in Lawrence, July 20, 1885. My early education was spent in a Catholic convent in St. Louis, Mo. By hard work and careful study I have managed to make the required number of points. It is my ambition to be a teacher." The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 171 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1904, continued. CLEVENGER, Gertrude - Born in Missouri; came to Lawrence the fall of 1903; will go to Topeka to live soon after school is out. "The most important event of my life was surviving after having eaten twenty-two green apples." COFFMAN, Cecelia - "I was born in South Dakota, 1492, B.C. The most important event of my life will be graduating - if I do. I expect to go to the University next year." DOLBEE, Cora - "I was born August 1, 1886, near Lone Star, Kas., where I lived until three years ago. The most important event of my life was entering L.H.S., not that I have done anything for L.H.S., but that it has done something for me." EVANS, Edith - "I was born in Kansas in 1864. I managed to get through L.H.S. by hard work, diligent study and deep thinking. I expect to instruct the coming generations in Greek after leaving L.H.S." FLUKE, Berenice - "I was born in Lawrence in the month of October. The most important event of my life was graduating from L.H.S. I got through only by good luck, and I hope to continue in the same way through the University." FOX, Shirley - "I was born in Beloit, Kan., in 1885. The only thing I have ever done worthy of comment was to always keep the rule, never to study late at night." GANT, Susie - Born in Wabaunsee Co., Kan., 18--; lived fourteen years in Leavenworth county; went to Fort Scott in the summer of 1900; expects to attend K.U. GARDNER, Ruby - "I was born in Lawrence, Kan., in 1885. I got through L.H.S. by the teachers' drawing on their imaginations. I have done but one thing worthy of comment - kept my friends and relatives from seeing what grade 1 looks like." GILLMORE, Charles - Born Feb. 20, 1885. Finished High School by hard, concientious and ever increasing study! After graduating from the Art's School, K.U., will go to Brazil to interest the natives in commercial geography. GREENLEES, Agnes - Was born somewhere at sometime, but the most diligent search has been unavailing to find out where and when. She will take the Arts course on the hill. GRIESA, William - Born in Lawrence, Kan., in 1884. He considers his birth the most important event of his life. After finishing the Arts course on the hill he will spend his time raising trees. HODGSON, Charlotte - Born in N.Y. City in 1890. At the tender age of ten she entered L.H.S., where she spent most of her time coaching the teachers. She has been persuaded that her field of work is on a higher plane and consequently will enter the University this fall. HOWARD, Anna Belle - Born 1885, at Superior, Neb. "The most important event of my life was getting home alive from the Senior girls' party for the boys. The only thing I have done worthy of comment was to escape having to learn any Shakespere. I expect to teach the rest of my life." ICE, Ellen - Was born in Douglas Co., Kan., in 1885. She came to Lawrence in 1900 and entered L.H.S. Will go to K.U. JONES, Lena Grace - Was born in Douglas Co., Kan. She started to school when she was seven years old and expects to continue her education. KATHERMAN, Maude - "I was born in Lawrence in 1887. The thing most worthy of comment in my High School life was to play basket ball and carry "Virgil" at the same time. I will go to K.U. next year. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 172 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1904, continued. LENIG, Olive - Was born Jan. 14, 1886. She started to school in September, 1895, and entered the Lawrence High School in 1903. Her future remains to be found out. LONG, Carrie - Born in Jefferson Co., Kan., in 1886, A.D. The most important event of her life was when she got her first pair of red shoes. She happened to get through High School by entering the north door and going out the south. She will attend Midland college at Atchison. LUTHER, Herbert - Lawrence, Kan., 1885. He had a fall his Senior year. "I walked through H.S. part of the time and rode when tired. I intend to take the engineering course at K.U." MAFFET, Maud - Honor student. Born in I.T., in '85. She did not ride through L.H.S., but a pony brought her to school every day. Next year she expects to stand on the hill and acknowledge that she did go to L.H.S. MARCH, George Rareback - Came into this world July 20, 1886. His early life was characterized by encounters with wild beasts and Indians, where he showed promise of being a great sprinter. Entered L.H.S. in 1900. In 1903 he took physics, 3rd hour, and also joined Delta Omricon Omricon. He was elected president of the Senior class in 1900, which honor almost overwhelmed him. Will go to K.U. MARKLEY, Lola - Born in Lawrence, Kansas. She intends to continue school, finishing her education at K.U. MOODY, Rebecca - Born in 1887. The most important event of her life was the time she didn't quite fall into the cistern. Diligent application to certain things brought her safely through High School. She hopes to go to K.U. next year. MORIN, Sue - Born in Jefferson county, Kansas. Came to Lawrence when 14 years old. She implies that she graduated by means of hard work and study. She expects to attend the University next year, where she will make a specialty of German. MYERS, Mattie - Born in Lawrence in 1885. Will go on the hill next year. NEWBY, Elmer - Born in Lawrence, Kas. Got through High School with the help of a herd of best Oregon ponies. He will take engineering on the hill. PARKER, Mary - Born in 1888 in New Orleans. Nothing of importance happened in her life until she entered Lawrence High School and became one of the founders of the well known Owls. She managed to gain her Senior year by diligent study and various other means. PERKINS, Clement - Lawrence, 1885, remembered as the boy who took so long saying, " I don't know" that the teachers who were not alert, often took it for a good answer. He will take arts on the hill. PHENICIE, Ruth - Born at Reno, Kansas in 1887. "The only thing worthy of mention was when I cut study hour and wasn't called up for it. I intend to go to the University next year." RANKIN, Herbert - Born in Lawrence in 1885; has been going to school in Albuquerque, New Mexico until this year; intends to take mining engineering at K.U. RANKIN, Madonna - Born in 1887 at Lawrence, Kansas; came from Albuquerque, N.M., last fall and entered L.H.S.; after finishing High school will take arts on the hill. RINEHART, Blanche - Born in Lawrence in 1885; will go on the hill. ROBERTS, Nellie - "I was born in Muscotah; I'm not going to tell how long ago; I am sure I will be remembered in L.H.S. because I carried basket ball and history at the same time; after graduation I contemplate joining the Salvation Army." The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 173 �Lawrence Old High Graduates 1904, continued. ROBERTS, Roy - Honor student; born in 1888 in Muscotah. "I expect to spend the future years of my life wondering how I got through High school and incidentally trying to learn something." ROE, Alta - Born in Eudora, Kas., in 1885; she says she got through L.H.S. by the aid of a Manner's compass, that guide of direction; the only thing worthy of commment was that she got lost in sight of the north pole. SEARS, Burton - Born in 1887 at Lawrence and has lived there ever since except for an occasional trip to Eudora and Six Corners; by the hardest and most systematic grafting he has at last succeeded in winning his way through L.H.S.; he expects to take mining engineering at K.U. SIRPLUSS, Mantie F. - Born in Mansfield, Ohio, August 5, 1886; she has never done anything in L.H.S. worthy of comment except to get through; she expects to study this summer. STANDING, Maud - Born in 1886 in Franklin, Kas.; the most important event of her life was falling out of a crab apple tree into the mud. She expects to go to Emporia next fall to enter the kindergarten training school. STANLEY, Lloyd - Born at Lawrence in 1885; going to L.H.S. was the greatest event of his life. He intends to take engineering on the hill next year. THOMPSON, Kate - Born in 1887 in Leavenworth, Kansas; attended Leavenworth High school one year and Lawrence three years. Will enroll in the pharmacy school at K.U. next fall. TOPHAM, Laura - "I was born in Wichita, Kansas in 1885; I have ever done everything worthy of comment that could be expected of me; I expect to enter the art school on the hill and after graduation - well, 'sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.'" WHEELER, Frances - Born in November, two and a half miles from Lawrence; by pushing aside all difficulties that come to people in school she has finished her course in L.H.S.; hereafter she will proceed to do something worthy of notice. WHEELER, Maro - Born at Garnett, Kansas in 1885; has lived in Lawrence since 1889 and finished the High school in three and one half years; expects to take engineering at K.U. WIEDEMANN, Ed - Born in Lawrence in 1885; the most important event of his life was entering L.H.S.; he will go to K.U. and after finishing there will sell taffy. WILDER, Elizabeth - Born at Lawrence, Kansas in 1884; she got away from L.H.S. because the teachers were tired of her; she expects to study more and to teach. WILSON, Camilla - Born in Atchison, Kansas in 1885; was once compelled to stop school on account of an attack of appendicitis; will attend K.U. or Tuskegee institute this fall to study pharmacy. WOODBURY, Richard - Born in Missouri; went to L.H.S. and got through in 1904 when he was eighteen years old; became famous there on account of his wonderful ability to fool the teachers. CORRECTION TO COlfPLETE DOUGLAS COUNTY TOlfBSTONE CENSUS, Vo~. II A grand-nephew of Rudolph Hellstrom reports that on page 371 of the Complete Douglas County Tombstone Census, Vol. II, published by the Society, the people in the photograph are misidentified. They should be Laura JOHNSON and Rudolph HELLSTROM. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 174 �LECOlfP'l'ON HIGH SCHOOL ALUlfNI IN ~924 Taken from The Lecompton Sun, Thursday, 24 Jan 1924. Compiled by Iona Spencer. ANDERSON, Hazel, 1915 - known to us and most of the young folks of Lawrence as "Andy." She is first cashier at Wiedemann's, the largest confectionery between Chicago and Los Angeles. She has been there for seven years. ARNETT, Grace, 1922 - is a waitress at the Trapp Cafe in Topeka. ARNETT, Ora, 1922 - has been around Lecompton ever since he graduated. He says he has no trouble in finding work at any time. What is more virtuous than honest labor. He isn't married yet. BAHNMAIER, George, 1916 - known for miles around as "cutie." George is one of the most successful farmers of the community. He and his brother "Mike" have one of the best bottom land farms between Lawrence and Topeka. Yes, "Cutie" is married to Ruth GLENN, a former classmate for several years. BANKS, Herman, 1919 - is another farmer with good honest ideals in life. He has been farming ever since he was large enough to hold a hoe or a pitchfork, but not for himself until the last few years. He married Miss MILLER of Lawrence. BANKS, John, 1917 - is still another farmer and a neighbor to his brother. He says, "Nothing beats farming if for no other reason than being at home in your business." He is married to a Miss LAMBERT who formerly lived at Humbolt, Kansas. BAUGHMAN, Ted, 1920 - and still another man of the soil. We think Ted is rather a city farmer who drives to and from his work in his Ford coupe. He isn't married. BAXTER, Neal, 1915 - now Rev. BAXTER. For three or four years Neal has been preaching out in Colorado. BERTSCHINGER, Wright, 1912 - is a prosperous farmer in the Greenwood Valley district. He has been farming ever since he finished high school. He married Miss Nora DRYER. BURTON, James, 1918 - is one to be remembered by his athletic career in L.H.S. Also his awful line of talk. With this much said we all know that he is a successful salesman. He is now traveling for the Hamilton Brown Shoe Company, in Arkansas. BRASS, James, 1908 - "A high school education will not hurt anyone and it will help some people a lot," says Jim. J.F. BRASS has one of the best dairy farms along the Victory Highway. Each morning he takes a truckload of milk to Lawrence where he always receives a good price for it. Jim married Miss Rose ROLLER. CARLSON, Margaret, 1922 - has been a very faithful girl to Mrs. CARLSON. She stays with her mother and clerks at the Hill Drug Store. No, she isn't married. COLE, Mabel, 1916 - will be remembered by her everlasting smile. Well she still has that smile as she cares for her children and does her housework. She married Starr GLENN of Lecompton. COLE, Ross, 1921 - has been traveling most of the time since he finished high school, having made two or three trips to Colorado and one to California. At present he has a half interest in the American Cafe at Lecompton. COVEY, Anna, 1911 - is now living at Des Moines, Iowa, with her husband who is a commercial artist for the "Homestead People" there. CRADY, Alta, 1920 - is a happy married woman still living in the old home town. She married Mr. Everett HUEY of Lecompton. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 175 �Lecompton High School Alumni in 1924, continued DARK, Clarence, 1920 - Rah-Rah! for Darkie. Clarence is helping his father on the farm this year, but he is going back to K.U. next fall where he is a Junior civil engineer. DAVIDSON, Paul, 1907 - has been in California for a good many years. He is now one of the firm of a big real estate company in Los Angeles, California. DAY, Lloyd, 1905 - has been with the railroad for several years. He is now an engineer. His home is at Winslow, Arizona. DREYER, Nora, 1914 - married one of her old school mates, Wright BERTSCHINGER, and they are now living on a farm near Lecompton. DUMMER, Kinnie, 1914 - is now in the employ of a wholesale millinery factory at Portland, Oregon. EARLY, Walter, 1911 - was a star basket ball player for the high school. He is married and is farming up near Valley Falls. FLEENOR, Harry, 1916 - the man that uses most all of Webster's words, former editor of the Lecompton Sun, is now operating a Linotype for a newspaper at st. Paul, Kansas. FLEENOR, Betty, 1905 - is now superintendent of the high school at Manhattan. He is a graduate of K.S.A.C. GEELAN, Amos, 1918 - is employed in the offices of the Santa Fe railroad company of Topeka. GIBBONS, Margaret, 1910 - has been a farmer's wife for a good many years. She married Elmer BAHNMAIER of Lecompton. GLENN, Bertha, 1919 - has been a school teacher for two years. She has been teaching at Belvoir both terms. A new school house was just finished this last fall for her to teach in. GLENN, Harry, 1922 - "Sam" has followed in the footsteps of his older brother, Harvey, and he too, stays at home and helps on the farm, enjoying life as he lives. GLENN, Harve, 1918 - is a really honest-to-goodness, good natured farmer. He is building up a herd of good dairy cows. GLENN, Ruth, 1915 - is now Mrs. Geo. BAHNMAIER. They live on a farm several miles west of Lecompton, but Ruth is still a worker for the community. She is one of the persons who helped the alumni organize into an association. HENRY, Howard, 1911 - has been married for some time. He is now farming out by Big Springs. His specialty is raising White Leghorn chickens. HILL, Fritz, 1920 - is now helping his brother, Jack, in the garage part of the time and the other part of the time he is clerking in their drug store. HILL, Jack, 1918 - is a very busy man now. He is half owner and manager of the Lecompton Garage. Since he and his brother-in-law went into the garage, its business, according to the books, has increased sixty-five percent. HILL, Madge, 1914 - now Mrs. Fred ROTHBERGER of Eudora. Madge has been attending school at K.S.A.C., and Emporia Normal and teaching at Lecompton and Eudora since she graduated. Last fall she clerked in the Drug Store and acted as associate editor of the Lecompton Sun. HILL, Sarah, 1907 - has been married for several years to Clyde GIBSON of Topeka. Mr. GIBSON is employed in the Santa Fe offices and Sarah operates a linotype at the State Printing Plant. HOLLOWAY, John, 1918 - has been farming since he graduated from high school, except for a short time when he sold insurance. ILIFF, Zella, 1907 - was a clerk at the Lecompton State Bank for several years. She is now one of the directors. Miss ILIFF has been employed at the State Printing Plant for the past five years in the text book department. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 176 �Lecompton High School Alumni in 1924, continued INGHAM, Winter, 1918 - is a very industrious boy. He hasn't made his mark in the world yet, but his time is coming. He attended K.U. for two and onehalf years and Texas U. one year. This spring he will receive his degree as a chemical engineer at K.U. JACKSON, Bessie, 1910 - now Mrs. Robert NORWOOD. Bessie boasts of having the largest and best families of any of the Alumni. They live on a farm east of Lecompton which her husband farms. They have a large flock of pure bred White Leghorns, a nice bunch of Jersey cows and quite a few Duroc Jersey. hogs. JACKSON, Jesse, 1911 - now Mrs. Kerby RODGERS. They are living on their ranch at Forest Hill, Louisiana. Mrs. RODGERS has several thousand sheep. JACKSON, Louise, 1916 - known as "Birdie" throughout her schooling at Lecompton, is married to Ervin SHAFFER, civil engineer in Chicago, where she is attending a Fine Arts college. For several years she was employed by the Capper Publishing Co., at Topeka, where she drew sketches for some of Capper's papers. KETTERING, Charlie, 1907 - was a good musician and a singer when he went to high school. He graduated from the school of fine arts at K.U. and is now an instructor of voice at the York (Nebraska) College. KUHN, Charles, 1921 - known as "Boe," is a pretty busy man, being manager of the American Cafe at Lecompton. No, he is not married yet. LaHUE, Mildred, 1907 - is married and is living on a farm at Dwight, Kansas. LAMER (LEAMER), Anna, 1911 - "Tom" is one of the best piano players the high school ever graduated. She is now playing in an orchestra down south in a theatre. LEWIS, Lois, 1909 - is a stenographer in the Santa Fe offices in Topeka. LEWIS, Pearl, 1905 - Pearl Lewis DAY, deceased. LEWIS, Ralph, 1907 - is vice president of the Prudential Life Insurance Co. of New York. He has his office at Topeka. LOGAN, Joe, 1911 - married Miss Estella FRENCH. They are now farming up in Greenwood Valley. McCALL, Darryl, 1917 - is employed at the post office in Topeka. McCALL, Gretchen - married Mr. H.H. HUNTLEY. They are living at Cheyenne, Wyoming, where he is an electrician for the Railroad Company. Gretchen comes back to her old home town about once a year to visit friends and relatives. McCALL, Madge, 1921 - married to Don PARDEE, they are living at Baldwin. McCALL, Roy, 1911 - has been teaching school most of the time since 1911, but he is now manager of the Shawnee Coal Company of Topeka. He married Miss Billie JARDEN of Topeka. McCLANAHAN, Elizabeth, 1922 - Stenographer at the Park Davis Wholesale Drug Co., Kansas City, Missouri. McCLANNAHAN, Lewis, 1906 - deceased. McGILL, Lola, 1922 - is now a student nurse at the St. Luke Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas. McRAE, Bert, 1919 - telegraph operator at the Santa Fe offices in Topeka. MORRIS, Jay, 1909 - married. He is in the insurance business at Detroit, Michigan. MORRIS, Mildred, 1919 - married. They live on a farm near Sedgwick. MORRISS, Wayne, 1916 - has been farming since he graduated from high school until last summer, he began to sell insurance for the Liberty Life Insurance Co. of Topeka. NANCE (NACE), Mary, 1922 - is going to be a school teacher too. She is now a Soph. at K.U. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 177 �Lecompton High School Alumni in 1924, continued RICHARDS, Richard, 1917 - Dick is another Santa Fe man. He is in Amarillo, Texas, working in the office. He is not married. RICHARDS, William, 1917 - Billie does not come to town much unless there is something special at lodge. Outside of a few trips a week to nearby towns, his farm keeps him pretty busy. He isn't married. SCHOTT, Lewis, 1916 - was always rather quiet when in high school and he isn't very noisy now. He is employed in the Santa Fe offices in Topeka. He is married. SCHROYER, Lenora, 1919 - taught school at Winter for two years. She has been working for the Beatrice Creamery Company in Topeka for about 3 years. SCHROYER, Ruth, 1922 - attended the Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia last summer and is now teaching school at Yarnold. She is married to Ross COLE, a former class mate. SCOTT, Ella - married R. STANWIX, a farmer, north of Lawrence. They own a large herd of good dairy cows and are making them pay. Ella is still as good natured as she used to be. SEHON, Curtis, 1921 - is a farmer and Associate Editor of the Lecompton Sun now for several years. SEHON, Helen, 1919 - "Happy" is married to H.W. HUNTER of the Hunter Brothers Grocery Co. of Lawrence. Yes, they have no children. SEHON, Phillip, 1918 - is a carpenter. He has been employed by the Garlinghouse Realty Co. for the last two years. He isn't married. SEHON, Russel, 1914 - is a carpenter. He was mill carpenter at the Bowersock Mill at Lawrence for six years. He is now doing finishing work on the new hotel at Topeka. He is married. SHELLY, Blanche, 1922 - The same could be said of Blanche as of Irene (SLAVENS), since both attended K.U. and both are teaching in the school here. SHIRLEY, Elmer, 1918 - "Smilie" does not have a job, he has a position with the National Supply Co., manufacturers and dealers of oil and gas well supplies. He is field scout and keeps the company in touch with the conditions and developments of different oil fields. He has Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado. If he thinks it would be profitable for the company to build a store at an oil field he tells them and usually a store is built and stocked at once. He isn't married. SHIRLEY, Frank - is still a Lecompton booster. He and his brother are some more of the alumni progressive farmers. He is not married. SHOTT, Ester, 1919 - "Bob" has been married for several years to Harry FLEENOR. They are now living at Pittsburg, Kansas, where Harry is employed by a newspaper firm. They have two children, a boy and a girl. SLAVENS, Irene, 1922 - attended K.U. last year but this year she is teaching in our grade school. She is a very industrious girl and Clarence SMITH says she is an excellent teacher. SMITH, Clarence, 1911 - has been teaching school almost every winter since he graduated. At present he is the principal of the grade school in Lecompton. There are about 85 pupils in the grade school here. SPANGLER, LePort, 1912 - thought he would like to be a newspaper man, so he studied to be a journalist and he is a success. LePort is now in Chicago. SPANGLER, LeRoy, 1912 - No, LeRoy has not been lucky, he has made himself by working hard in his high school and Kansas University days. Shortly after he graduated from K.U. he took up Civil Service work, making a good showing at this work he was given a position in a foreign consul. He is now Vice Consul to Bulgaria. SPANGLER, Myra, 1906 - Several years ago, Myra married a former class mate, Henry WIENRICH. Myra was one of the best musicians that ever graduated The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 178 �Lecompton High School Alumni in 1924, continued from the High School. She taught music in the grade and high school, having charge of all the musical plays, glee club work, etc. She and her husband and family now live in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. TAYLOR, Frank, 1922 - studied hard and observed closely, this is how he learned to be a printer all by himself. He has charge of the press at the Liberty Life Insurance Company, of Topeka. TIMMONS, Irene, 1918 - has been a saleslady for a large department store in Denver for about two years. She isn't married. TODHUNTER, Fae, 1918 - This is the first winter Fae has not been teaching for some time. She now lives at Dores, Kansas. TUPPER, Paul, 1917 - graduated from K.S.A.C. He is now employed by the Topeka State Journal at Topeka. WALTERS, John, 1918 - Used to like to talk, and still does. With his job as agent for the Royal Vaccuum Cleaners, he has a good line to give. He is in Topeka at present with his family. WIENRICH, Henry, 1905 - was one of our first "Grads" but he is making his mark in this old world. He is at the head of the Botany Department of the Pennsylvania State University. WINTER, Fred, 1905 - is also one of our first "Grads" and he is also making a showing in the world. He has already made three important electrical inventions for the electrical company he is with in New York. WINTER, Gladys, 1907 - has been with the Thompson Hardware Co., in Topeka for several years. She must enjoy her work because we never heard her complain. She isn't married. WINTER, Jeanne, 1915 - is kept very busy with her poultry and household work. She married Howard BRASS, who owns a good dairy farm close to the Victory Highway. WINTER, Lee, 1915 - married Mr. Roy GRESS of Lecompton. They are managing her father's ranch in Barber county. WINTER, Ship, 1917 - is a graduate of K.S.A.C. and is now principle of our own high school. lfRS. WIEDElfAlIN'S lfElfORIES OF EARLY LNiRENCE SCHOOL DAYS Taken from the Lawrence Daily Journal World, 6 Dec. 1941. Submitted by the Watkins Museum. Mrs. WIEDEMANN recalls that first she attended school in a building across the street from her home, then later went to Turner Hall at Tenth and New York Streets. In the upper grades and for part of her high school course she was a pupil at the Old Unitarian Church, in the 900 block of Ohio, the same block in which her father later built a home and where she and Mr. WIEDEMANN lived with her parents for some years after their marriage. The basement of the church was used for the lower grades and the main room for the upper grades and high school. It was heated by stoves in which green wood was burned and to keep the sap from dripping into the room, buckets were hung along the stove pipe one at each joint. In 1866 the Old Central School was built, and here Mrs. WIEDEMANN finished her high school work. Miss Sarah BROWN and Mrs. CARPENTER taught high school classes, which were held in the upper rooms. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 179 �BLUE HOUND SCHOOL No. 29, 6 october ~884 - 5 Harch ~885 The following report was copied by Vivian Clough at the Watkins Museum. NAME AGE NAME AGE BROWN, Lizzie CARSON, Daniel CARSON, Frances CARSON, George CARSON, Henry CARSON, Mary Jane CARSON, Moses CHADWICK, Ralph COWLES, Earle COWLES, Fred COWLES, Hally COWLES, Ina HAMILL, Bert HAMILL, Claude HAMILL, Lillian HARVEY, Edward KARNES, Eugene KEEFER, Mabel KEEFER, Walter KNIGHTEN, Anne 12 12 9 14 KNIGHTEN, Rena LAWRENCE, George McNEES, Mabel McNEES, Oscar McNEES, Warren McNURDO, Eddie SHELLY, Mike SMITH, Frank TARPY, James TARPY, John TARPY, Mary TARPY, Willie TUTTLE, Charlie TUTTLE, Frank TUTTLE, Katy TUTTLE, Nellie TUTTLE, Rena WILLEY, John WILLEY, Ralph WILLEY, Vida WOOD, Evans 16 6 17 15 12 8 10 10 7 12 14 11 6 8 8 6 15 10 8 11 9 12 14 6 10 12 12 11 15 14 6 12 8 11 9 13 14 Teacher, E.M. EMMETT BLUE 1f000D SCHOOL No. 29, 7 october ~885 - ~2 Ifarch ~886 The following report was copied by Vivian Clough at the Watkins Museum. NAME AGE NAME AGE BAKER, Bert BAKER, May CARSON, Daniel CARSON, Frances CARSON, George CARSON, Henry CARSON, Mary Jane CARSON, Moses CHADWICK, Edith CHADWICK, Ralph COWLES, Earl COWLES, F.S. COWLES, H.A. COWLES, Ina DAUGHERTY, Alex DAUGHERTY, Lillie DAUGHERTY, Lizzie DAUGHERTY, Robert HAMILL, Bert HAMILL, Claude 6 6 14 10 15 12 7 HAMILL, Lillie HAMER, Morris HAMMER, E. HARVEY, Ed. KARNES, Eugene KEEFER, Mable KNIGHTEN, Anna KNIGHTEN, Rena LAWRENCE, George LAWRENCE, Stella MARSHALL, Grace McNEES, Mable McNEES, Oscar McNEES, W.D. MILLER, James SCHELLY, Michael SMITH, Chas. SMITH, Frank SMITH, Lulie TUTTLE, Charles 14 16 The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No. 4 9 7 10 7 16 11 9 8 14 10 12 12 10 180 9 15 7 11 14 17 7 23 7 18 16 13 16 11 16 10 10 16 �Blue Mound School 1885 - 1886, continued NAME TUTTLE, TUTTLE, TUTTLE, TUTTLE, WILLEY, Frank Katy Nellie Rena John AGE NAME AGE 14 7 13 WILLEY, Ralph WILLEY, Seremes WILLEY, Vida WOOD, Evans 10 16 15 14 9 12 Teacher, E.C. COWLES BLUE HOUND SCHOOL No. 29, 6 Ocf;ober ~890 - ~ Hay ~89~ The following report was copied by Vivian Clough at the Watkins Museum. NAME AGE NAME AGE BAKER, Edith BAKER, Walter BOWERS, Ray BOWMAN, Johny CARSON, Frances CARSON, Henry CARSON, Mary CARSON, Moses COWLES, Bertha COWLES, Earl COWLES, Ethel COWLES, Ina DeWITT, Gracie DAILEY, Dan DIVELBISS, Jesse FEARON, Vida HAMMER, Reka JOHNS, Edith JOHNS, Emily JOHNS, Jennie JOHNS, Rosa JOHNS, Willie JONES, Lee KARNES, Edna 12 KARNES, Erma KARNES, Eugene KEEFER, Willie MAYWOOD, Maggie MARSHALL, Earl MARSHALL, Fay MARSHALL, Gracie MILLER, Eddie PIPER, Ben PIPER, Carrie PIPER, Charlie PIPER, Freddie PIPER, Jennie PIPER, Nelson SMITH, Frank TARPY, James TARPY, Martin TUTTLE, Frank TUTTLE, Irvin TUTTLE, Katy TUTTLE, Rena TUTTLE, Willie WILLEY, Ralph WOOD, Evans 7 12 12 10 10 6 12 8 7 16 18 13 14 7 13 5 14 11 11 14 7 14 9 15 12 15 9 9 17 12 6 8 10 14 17 14 11 20 9 13 14 7 13 20 Teacher, Birch E. TUTTLE lfElfORIES OF BLUE HOUND COLORED SCHOOL Extracted from Memories of Early Days in Kansas, by Anna Smith IRWIN, written 8 Jul 1938, and available at the Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka. The first school house built was for the colored people who could neither read nor write. It was located in the north east corner of the OGDON farm, now known as the DUNNING farm. Aunt Emma KILWORTH who was about 15 years old taught the school. Most of the pupils were colored. Queen HINES was very anxious to learn and sat by the door to watch her children who were playing outside. Anna BROOKS attended this school and told me what I have just written. (NOTE: Emma KILWORTH later became Mrs. JACOBS.) The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 181 �DEER CREEK SCHOOL, KANWAKA 'l'CMlISHIP, ~898 Submitted by Iona Spencer. Annual Report of School District #48, county of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending June 30, 1898. Made under official oath, and transmitted to the county Superintendent, this __ day of __ A.D. 1898. Signed: A.E. WILSON 64 students. NAME AGE NAME AGE ADAMS, Ray BERRY, Laura BUCHEIM, Frank BUCHEIM, Herman BUCHEIM, Ida DAMM, Henry DAMM, Katie DAMM, Willey DRAVIS, Fred DRAVIS, Mary DRAVIS, Sopha DISTER, Joseph DIVELBESS, Rosie DIVELBESS, Sarah EBERHART, Albert EBERHART, Amelia HERSHAL, Charley HERSHAL, Estella HERSHAL, George HERSHAL, Henry HERSHAL, Willie IWIG, Sarah KIZER, Amelia KIZER, Emly KIZER, Jennie KIZER, Lula KIZER, Minnie KIZER, Oliver KIZER, Willie KOEHLER, Henry LAWRENCE, Anna LAWRENCE, August 5 8 19 16 12 8 5 10 20 13 16 10 12 18 15 17 17 14 8 12 18 12 9 5 11 14 7 16 17 18 16 14 LAWRENCE, charley LAWRENCE, Emma LAWRENCE, Henry LAWRENCE, Martha NICHOLS, Alice NICHOLS, Anna NICHOLS, charley NICHOLS, Elmer RAKE, Anna RAKE, Lottie RAKE, Verna SAIN, Lucy SHAW, Mabel SHAW, Mattie SHAW, Roy SHAW, Sadie STOUT, Bennie STOUT, Bertha STOUT, Fern STOUT, Harry STOUT, Henry STOUT, John WILSON, Ethel WILSON, Elmer WILSON, Frank WILSON, John WILSON, Mary WILSON, Ora WULFKUHLE, Anna WULFKUHLE, Fred WULFKUHLE, Ema WULFKUHLE, Will 5 11 7 9 14 8 17 10 11 17 9 18 12 14 8 16 8 14 12 5 10 7 5 16 14 15 10 13 6 9 10 12 lfElfORIES OF TfiIN HOUND SCHOOL I went to a little red schoolhouse which stood about where the Twin Mounds store now stands. Later I went to the stone school house. One of my teachers in this school was Miss Grace SMITH, who became the wife of E1kanah HUDDLESTON and the mother of Mrs. Elmer BROWN. Later I went to Miss Frances LIPPY (Mrs. WENRICH). Extracted from Reminiscence of Early Day Kansas, by Winnie Smith LYONS, written 1939, found in the Kansas Collection at Spencer Library, University of Kansas. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 182 �BIG SPRINGS SCHOOL, DISTRICT 72, LECOlfPTON 'l."ailISHIP, ~898 submitted by Iona Spencer. Annual Report of School District #72, county of Douglas, State of Kansas, for the year ending __ . Made under official oath, and transmitted to the county Superintendent, this __ day of __ A.D. 1898. signed: W.E. STONE 64 students NAME BUCK, Fred CLARK, A. CLARK, Rosa CLARK, T. CRISS, Reb CUSTARD, CUSTARD, Ethel DAMM, G. DAMM, J. DREYER, August DREYER, Clarence DREYER, Edith DREYER, Gusie DREYER, J. DREYER, M. DUNCAN, Pearl DUROW, Chas. DUROW, Elroy DUROW, Eva DUROW, F. FULTZ, Lewis HAGGERMAN, G. HAGGERMAN, Triel? HARTMAN, Annie HARTMAN, G. HARTMAN, Minnie HARTMAN, Will HENRY, David HENRY, Howard HENRY, J. HENRY, Olive HENRY, Will AGE NAME AGE 19 HOFFAMAN?, Pearl HOGMAN?, Mamie? LAWRENCE, E. McQUISTIN, M. NOE, Will PADGET, Mary PAINTER, Fred RODGERS, A. RODGERS, Earl? RODGERS, Edith RODGERS, Elmer? RODGERS, Roy SPENCER, Cora SPENCER, Etta SPENCER, H. STONE, H. STONE, H.V. STONE, Jennie STONE, Nettie THOMPSON, M.E. WARNER, Eva WARNER, Will WISE, Dema WISE, Denna WISE, Eva WORTHINGTON, Emily WORTHINGTON, H. ZEBB, Annie ZEBB, Carrie ZEBB, Eva ZEBB, George 5 7 8 5 6 10 10 15 5 7 7 11 9 12 7 10 6 8 6 16 14 6 10 11 6 12 7 13 8 6 13 15 10 19 10 18 19 14 5 8 11 12 17 18 14 14 16 11 18 11 20 18 6 6 10 11 10 14 17 16 7 11 lfISS COATHRUP, ENGLISH TEACHER I was sent to school to a very charming English teacher Miss COATHRUP ... She was engaged to teach French at the University of Kansas, but she had such a strong English accent that the University people were very much opposed to having her continue to teach because the students had difficulty understanding her. She came from a very fine family and she decided the only thing she could do was have a little school. From Fond Memories of My Eighty Years in Lawrence, by Claudia Pendleton Johnson (privately published, 1966), p.11. Submitted by the Watkins Museum. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 183 �FAIRVIEfi PUBLIC SCHOOL, DISTRICT No. 2~, WAKARUSA '1'CMNSHIP, ~9~3 Edna KOEHLER donated a little booklet, titled Public School Souvenir, to the Watkins Museum. The teacher gave a booklet to each of her students at the end of the year as a remembrance. Submitted by Judy Sweets. Pearl PENCE, Teacher. School Officers: Chas. HOWARD, Director, M.B. BROWNLEE, Treas., Paul KOEHLER, Clerk. PUPILS, 8th & 9th GRADES - Wm. BARNETT; Caroline BRESLER; Earl FLORY; Fred HOWARD; Helen HOWARD; Herbert McCLINTOCK. PUPILS, 6th & 7th GRADES - Estella AYER; Clayborn BARNETT; Louise KOEHLER; Grace McCLINTOCK. PUPILS, 5th GRADE - Howard FRANCIS; Kathryn HOWARD; Hilda KOEHLER; Violet MITCHEL. PUPILS, 4th GRADE - Harold BROWN; Eldon ULRICH; William WELLS. PUPILS, 3rd GRADE - Lucy BRESLER; Hattie LEESE; Golda MITCHEL; Virgil WALBORN. PUPILS, 2nd GRADE - Edna KOEHLER; Carl MITCHEL; Harry WALBORN; Henry WELLS. PUPILS, 1st GRADE - Sterling FRANCIS; Nannie HOWARD; Edward McCLINTOCK; Arnold MITCHEL; Mildred WALBORN. LANRENCE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS, ~867-~868 Extracted by the editor from the First Annual Report of the Board of Education, published by the Department of Public Instruction, City of Lawrence. A bound volume of reports 1868 through 1885 may be found at the Watkins Museum. SALARY TEACHER SCHOOL BALCOM, Lizzie E. BEALS, M.B., Prin BROWN, Sarah A., Prin Asst BROWNE, Anna F. CARPENTER, M.E., Asst CARRUTH, Lucie A. CHERRY, Amanda, Asst MORGAN, Julia A., Prin Second Primary (all 3 terms) $ 50 1,200 Grammar (all 3 terms) 60 Intermediate (1st term) 60 Grammar (2nd, 3rd term) 40 First Primary (1st term) 60 Grammar (all 3 terms) 50 First primary (3rd term) 40 Intermed. colored (1st term) 55 Intermed. colored (1st term) Intermed. colored (2nd, 3rd term) 60 Intermediate (all 3 terms) 45 40 Third Primary (1st term) 45 Intermediate (2nd, 3rd term) Intermediate (1st term) 75 Third Primary (1st term) 55 Intermediate (2nd, 3rd term) 60 Primary colored (all 3 terms) 50 First Primary (2nd term) 50 PERCY, Mary, Asst RANDALL, Phebe, Asst Asst RUBY, D.C., Asst Prin TOLLES, M.E., Prin Prin WARREN, Lottie C. WELLS, Mary A. per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per mo yr mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo mo During the first term, the First Primary School was held in one of the recitation rooms at the Central School House; the second and third Primary Schools in the basement of the Unitarian Church; the Intermediate School in the lower rooms of the Central School House, and the Grammar School in the upper rooms. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 184 �RECEllT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUllTY RESIDEllTS Obituaries listed here are of persons who were born in Douglas county or moved here before 1911. The obituaries themselves usually give much more information. The edition of the Lawrence Journal World in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. BAILEY, Ralph W., of Lawrence, KS: b. 1 Dec 1899, Lawrence, KS; d. 19 Mar 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park cemetery; m. 28 Aug 1928, Lawrence, KS, Ida Mae ESHOM. (Wed., 20 Mar 1991) BE URMAN , Frank E., of Lawrence, KS: b. 22 Jan 1905, Lakeview, KS; d. 3 May 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Underwood Cemetery, Williamstown, KS; m. 1 Sep 1927, Kansas City, MO, Louise M. FORD. (Sun., 5 May 1991) BLEVINS, Mary Alice, of Eudora, KS: b. 6 Nov 1890, Bentonville, AR; d. 28 Feb 1991, Eudora, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS; m. 1913, Lawrence, KS Clarence Albert BLEVINS (d. 10 Mar 1966). (Fri., 1 Mar 1991) BROWN, Harriet Alberta, of Lawrence, KS: b. 11 Sep 1903, Lawrence, KS; d. 24 Dec 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, CO; m. 1 Jan 1925, George L. BROWN, Sr. (d. 20 Jun 1977)., (Wed., 26 Dec 1990) COKER, Paul A., Sr., of Lawrence, KS: b. 10 Dec 1905, Wellsville, KS; d. 14 Mar 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. Jun 1926, Berenice RUTHERFORD. (Fri., 15 Mar 1991) COWLES, M. Gladys, of Lawrence, KS: b. 11 Dec 1901, near Lawrence, KS; d. 21 Mar 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; unmarried. (Sat., 23 Mar 1991) DIETZ, Rudolph, of Lawrence, KS: b. 30 Oct 1894, Willow Springs, KS, son of August and Magdelena (GUTZLER) DIETZ; bap. St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Willow Springs; d. 22 May 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; m. 31 Jan 1917, Culver, KS, Elsie Olive GARRISON (d. 26 Mar 1971). (Thur., 23 May 1991) DONALDSON, George R., of rural Tecumseh, KS: b. 26 Jul 1901, Minneapolis, MN; d. 29 Mar 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, KS; m. 4 Apr 1926, at HUMPHREY home in Belvoir, KS, Cecile Faye HUMPHREY. (Sat., 30 Mar 1991) ELSTON, Jeannette, of Lawrence, KS: b. 28 Nov 1904, Tonganoxie, KS; d. 20 Sep 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; m. Jun 1926, Lawrence, KS, otto L. ELSTON (d. 1973). (Thur., 20 Sep 1990) FENTON, Jessie Elizabeth (KING), of Topeka, KS: b. 27 Jan 1900, Vinland, KS; d. 24 Mar 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Vinland Cemetery; m. 1 Sep 1934, Baldwin, KS, Webb E. FENTON. (Mon., 25 Mar 1991) FLORY, Robert "Bob", of Salina, KS: b. Lone Star, KS, age 88 at death; d. 6 Mar 1991, Salina, KS; bur. Washington Creek cemetery, near Lone Star, KS; m. Edna __ . (Fri., 8 Mar 1991) HADL, August Paul "Gus", of Lawrence, KS: b. 28 May 1904, rural Eudora, KS; d. 8 Jan 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; m1. 1925, Lawrence, KS, Viola Marguerite TRANSMEIER (d. 1974); m2. 25 Jan 1975, Lawrence, KS, Julia Christena FOSTER. (Wed., 9 Jan 1991) HOBSON, Fern, of Baldwin, KS: b. 24 Sep 1904, rural Baldwin; d. 9 Feb 1991, Baldwin, KS; bur. Sutton Cemetery, west of Baldwin; m. 21 Oct 1921, Jerold H. HOBSON. (Sun., 10 Feb 1991) HULTEEN, Alberta S., of Lawrence, KS: b. 17 May 1904, Lawrence, KS; d. 30 Apr 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery. (Tues., 30 Apr 1991, and Thur., 2 May 1991) The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 185 �Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas county Residents, continued HUMPHREY, Percy J., of rural Berryton, KS: b. 18 Oct 1903, Belvoir, Douglas Co., KS; d. 10 Dec 1990, at home of his daughter near Tecumseh, KS; bur. Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, KS; m. 2 Apr 1932, Lyndon, KS, LaVera Bell ROADY. (Tues., 11 Dec 1990) KISER, Laurenia, of Lawrence, KS: b. 2 Mar 1898, Bloomington, KS; d. 28 Mar 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, KS. (Thur., 28 Mar 1991 and Sat., 30 Mar 1991) KOLLENDER, Mabel E., of Lawrence, KS: b. 24 Jan 1905, Douglas Co., KS; d. 13 Feb 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. William KOLLENDER (d. 25 Aug 1966). (Thur., 14 Feb 1991) LaBRANT, Lou L., of Baldwin, KS: b. 28 May 1888, Hinkley, IL; d. Mon., 25 Feb 1991, Lawrence, KS; unmarried. (Wed., 27 Feb 1991) LANGMUIR, Dr. Leona (BAUMGARTNER) ELIAS, of Edgartown, MA: b. 18 Aug 1902, Chicago, IL, daughter of William J. BAUMGARTNER; d. 16 Jan 1991, Chilmark, MA; m1. 1943, Nathaniel M. ELIAS (d. 1964); m2. 27 Jun 1970 Alexander D. LANGMUIR. (Fri., 25 Jan 1991) MALONE, Eula B. of Lawrence, KS: b. 9 Mar 1903, Elkhorn, NE; d. 22 Jan 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. 29 Dec 1919, Kansas City, KS, Clarence MALONE (d. 22 May 1957). (Tues, 23 Jan 1990) McNAMARA', Evelyn, of Lawrence, KS: b. 29 Mar 1903, Knowledge Hill, KS; d. 17 Jan 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. Roy S. McNAMARA (d. 1969). (Wed., 17 Jan 1990 and Thur., 18 Jan 1990) MURPHY, Anna Louise, of Tecumseh, KS: b. 24 Jun 1903, Galena, MO; d. 9 May 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. St. Peters Catholic Cemetery, Big Springs, KS; m. 12 Nov 1927, Lawrence, KS, Ben W. MURPHY (d. 11 Jun 1986). (Sat., 11 May 1991) OLINGER, Davida Charlotte, of Lawrence, KS: b. 9 Jan 1902, St. Paul, NE; d. 8 Feb 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Mount Hope Cemetery, Topeka, KS; unmarried. (Sun., 10 Feb 1991, and Mon., 11 Feb 1991) PETERSON, Earl W., of Lawrence, KS: b. 5 Mar 1900, Lawrence, KS; d. 2 Dec 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery. (Mon, 3 Dec 1990) PRATT, Morris Cecil, of Lawrence, KS: b. 14 Dec 1905, Vinland, KS, son of Frederick and Maggie Junkins (RANDALL) PRATT; d. 21 May 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; ml. 13 May 1939, Skokie, IL, Clara A. NIEMEYER (d. 13 Oct 1959); m2. 15 Sep 1968, Chicago, IL, Rosella BURKE. (Wed., 22 May 1991) ROELOFSZ, Eva B., of Perry, KS: b. 23 Oct 1897, Lawrence, KS; d. 23 Feb 1991, Topeka, KS; bur. Perry cemetery; m. 13 Sep 1917, Topeka, KS, Donald D. ROELOFSZ (d. 1968). (Mon., 25 Feb 1991) SCHWARTZ, Lester William, of Worden, KS: b. 18 Mar 1905, Spring Creek Farm, Worden, KS, son of Charles Clarence and Caroline Annabelle (LYONS) SCHWARTZ; d. 31 May 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Worden Cemetery; m. 10 Aug 1927, Franklin Co., KS, Lola Frances HOBBS. (Sat., 1 Jun 1991, and Sun., 2 Jun 1991) SEHON, Curtis, of Tacoma, WA: b. 17 Feb 1903, Lecompton, KS; d. 11 Jan 1991, Tacoma, WA; bur. Green Acres Memorial Park, Bellingham, WA; m. Barbara __ . (Thur., 24 Jan 1991) STURM, Bertha H., of rural Eudora, KS: b. 21 Jan 1902, Stull, KS; d. 13 Dec 1990, Wellsville, KS; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; m. 5 Sep 1928, Humboldt, KS, Daniel H. STURM. (Sun., 16 Dec 1990) TAYLOR, Francis (McCREATH), of Lawrence, KS: b. 16 Mar 1892, Douglas Co., KS; d. 25 Feb 1991, Lawrence, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery; m. 18 Jun 1923, Lawrence, KS, Charles B. TAYLOR (d. 19 Jul 1958). (Tues., 26 Feb 1991) The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 186 �,-- - - - - - - - - - .------.------- Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. GRISWOLD, LITTLE, NEVITT, PETTIGREW, STAINBROOK, WEIDMAN Seek information on Peter STAINBROOK, b. ca. 1780 PA, d. ca. 1838 IL or TN. When and where in PA did he m. Mary C. LITTLE? When and where did she die? Also wish information on their children: Frederick, Maria (m. John A. GRISWOLD), Elizabeth (m. Allen J. NEVITT), Margaret, Jane Little (m. Uriah WEIDMAN), Katherine (m. Jonathan PETTIGREW), Daniel and Sarah Ann. Mrs. Fay Stainbrook TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Drive, Lawrence, KS 66046. LAWRENCE, YOST Seek information on Isaac LAWRENCE and Sarah Katherine YOST, m. 3 Jun 1858 in Marion Co., MO, and their children. Family moved to KS ca. 1864. Children are: Andrew w., b. 1859; William S., b. 1861; Mary E., b. 1863; Ida D., b. 1865; Charles Grant, b. Mar 1870 in Bourbon Co. Were there any more children after Charles? Whom did the children marry? Where did the family go after they ~eft Marion Twp., Bourbon Co. after July l870? Birth years are estimated from the July 1870 census. Charles married in NE, Jun 1892, lived briefly in CO, and moved with the railroad up to British Columbia in the early 1900's. Cindy GRIFFITHS, #122-16350 - 14th Ave., Surrey, B.C., Canada V4A 8J8. BEACHMAN, FRENCH, HASS, HEIGHTSHOE, HOTCHKISS, LANE, LAW, MOODY, NICHOLES, PATTEE, RAMSEY, ROBERISON, TYER, WILLIS Rose MENZ of Perry, IA found in her attic a box of over 150 photos, an old plush album, several accounts, and some booklets connected to the FRENCH family of Perry, and donated these photos to the French Family Association. Many of the photos are not identified. The FFA is seeking descendants. Identified photos include Mr. and Mrs. George H. FRENCH, Leonard Austin FRENCH (b. 13 Jun 1885, NH), Cad Mae FRENCH, Willie FRENCH, Edith FRENCH (d. 17 Jun 1888, age 20), Carrie FRENCH, Ella HOTCHKISS (b. 1875). Several photos are of men in military uniform. Related names or friends of the family include NICHOLES, HASS, PATTEE, TYER, HOTCHKISS, HEIGHTSHOE, LANE, WILLIS, LAW, MOODY, ROBER I SON, RAMSEY, and BEACHMAN. All photos were professionally taken, mounted on thick cardboard in a cardboard frame, or tin types dating pre-1860. Photography studios were in Decatur, ALi Adel, Angus, Clinton, Council Bluffs, Des Moines, Dubuque, Indianola, Osage, Perry, Webster City, IA; Champaign, Chicago, IL; Horton, Leavenworth, Parsons, KS; Boston, MA; Minneapolis, MN; Lincoln, Omaha, NE; Syracuse, NY; Pierre, SD; Tacoma, WA; Burlington, Fond du Lac, Madison, West Bend, WI. French Family Association, 521 River View Drive, San Jose, CA 95111-2661. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 187 �Queries, continued BOLEYN, PERDUE, SEGER, TALLEY Need information on the descendants of Mary E. TALLEY, who married Francis Harold SEGER; Willie TALLEY; Kate June TALLEY, who married George Washington PERDUE; and Joseph TALLEY. Their parents were William B. TALLEY, Jr. and Catherine (BOLEYN) TALLEY. Mary married in 1890 and Kate married in 1891 in Solano Co., CA. Also need information on Armistead TALLEY who was in Solano Co. in 1860, and in MO. Lloyd M. TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Drive, Lawrence, KS 66046. JACKSON Need help finding the burial site of Josh JACKSON, who died 28 Sep. 1902, at age 54. We would like to return the tombstone to its correct location. Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts, Lawrence, KS 66044, (913) 841-4109. SOlIE RECENT ADDITIONS TO THB DOUGLAS CO., KS GENEALOGICAL SOC. LIBRARY Boddie, John B. Colonial Surry (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1974, reprint of 1948 edition). Donated by Ula Davis. Contains virginia records. Clemens, William Montgomery. North and South Carolina Marriage Records from the Earliest Colonial Days to the Civil War (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1975). Donated by Ula Davis. Currier-Briggs, Noel. Colonial Settlers and English Adventurers - Abstracts of Legal Proceedings in Seventeenth Century English and Dutch Courts Relating to Immigrant Families (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1971). Donated by Ula Davis. Dallas County Historical Soc. The Dallas County, Missouri Story 1841 - 1971 (Litho Printers, Cassville, MO, 1974). Donated by Ula Davis. Doane, Gilbert Harry. Searching for Your Ancestors, The How and Why of Genealogy (University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1948). Donated by Ula Davis. Dobson, David. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625 - 1825, Vol. 1 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1984). Donated by Ula Davis. Hotten, John Camden. The Original Lists of Persons of Quality •.• who Went from Great Britain to the American Plantations 1600 - 1700 ••. (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1978). Donated by Ula Davis. Meade, Bishop William. Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1978). Donated by Ula Davis. Nelson, William. New Jersey Marriage Records 1665 - 1800 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1982). Donated by Ula Davis. Robinson, Jeannie F. J. and Bartlett, Henrietta C., ed. Genealogical Records, Manuscript Entries of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Taken from Family Bibles 1581 - 1917 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1972). Donated by Ula Davis. Contains New York records. Wheeler, Richard Anson. History of the Town of Stonington, County of New London, Connecticut, From Its First Settlement in 1649 to 1900, with a Genealogical Register of Stonington Families (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1977). Donated by Ula Davis. Whitley, Edyth Rucker. Marriages of McMinn County, Tennessee 1821 - 1864 (Genealogical Pub. Co., Baltimore, 1983). Donated by Ula Davis. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 188 �DOUGLAS COUllTY, KANSAS, GENEALOGICAL SOCIB"rY, INC. BY-LlWS As amended May, 1991. Article I: Name This organization shall be a non-profit organization known as the Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc •• Article II: Purpose The purpose of this organization shall be to promote interest in genealogical and historical study and research and to conduct such projects as shall contribute to that end which includes the acquisition and maintenance of a genealogical library. Article III: Eligibility Any individual interested in promoting the objectives of the society is eligible for membership. Prospective members may attend two meetings as guests before being required to pay annual dues. Article IV: Officers Section One: Officers shall be president, vice-president-president-elect, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, treasurer, librarian, genealogist, membership, publications, pioneer editor, newsletter editor and they shall comprise the Board. The executive board shall consist of president, vice-president-presidentelect, recording secretary, corresponding secretary, and treasurer. Three members of the executive board shall constitute a quorum. The board shall meet between regular meetings. Action of the Board shall be by simple majority, with the president voting only in case of a tie vote. Section Two: Officers shall serve a two-year term and shall not serve more than two consecutive terms in one office. Individuals shall not be eligible to serve as officers until they have been dues-paying members for six months. Section Three: The fiscal year shall run from July 1 to June 30. Officers shall be elected at the annual meeting in April, and assume duties on July 1. Vacancies in the offices except that of president shall be filled by election at the next regular meeting and shall complete the unexpired term. Article V: Parliamentary Procedure The meetings shall be conducted under Roberts Rules of Order, revised. Article VI: Duties of Officers Section One: The duties of the president shall be to preside at all meetings of the society and the executive board; to appoint all committees; and shall be an ex-officio member of all committees except the nominating committee and auditing committee. Section Two: The vice-president-president-elect shall assume the presidential duties delegated by the president, or in the absence or incapacity of the president, or in case the office shall become vacant. The vice-president-president-elect also serves as program chair. Section Three: The recording secretary shall keep the minutes and records of board meetings and general meetings under the direction of the president. Section Four: The corresponding secretary answers correspondence at the president's request, reserves meeting room, puts announcements of meetings in the paper and answers membership inquiries. Section Five: The treasurer shall handle the funds, have a depository therefore and duly account for the same by presenting a report at all board meetings and general meetings of the society. A special auditing committee consisting of three (3) members shall be appointed by the president at the beginning of each fiscal year and shall present a report to the members at the next regularly scheduled meeting. All funds The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.4 189 �shall be deposited in the name of the society. Section Six:.The librarian shall have custody of all genealogical and historical material of the society and shall maintain a catalogue of such materials and make such arrangements as the society directs for placement of the materials acquired by the society and shall be chair of the library committee. Section Seven: The genealogist shall be responsible for all requests for genealogical research from which funds are received, and the accounting to the treasurer for said funds. The genealogist shall have a copy of each publication of the society including Pioneer indices. Section Eight: The membership chair shall receive forms and checks, keep an up to date membership list, issue membership cards, alert calling committee to new members, maintain mailing label list. Section Nine: Publications. Section Ten: The Pioneer editor shall be responsible for the publication and mailing of The Pioneer, a quarterly publication. Section Eleven: The Newsletter editor shall be responsible for the publication and mailing of the Newsletter, a quarterly publication. Article VII: Meetings Unless otherwise directed by either the executive board or a majority of members present at a regular or special business meeting, the monthly business meeting of the Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Socie~y, Inc. shall convene at 7:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month. Seven (7) members of the organization shall constitute a quorum. Action of the organization at regular or special business meetings shall be by simple majority, unless otherwise indicated in the by-laws_ The president (or vice-president-president-elect in the absence of the president) with approval of the executive board, has the power to call special meetings if the need arises. If there is either a change in the monthly business meeting or a special business meeting is scheduled, all members must be notified by either telephone or mail as soon as possible. Article VII: Committees The president shall appoint such committees as deemed necessary, including nominating and auditing committees, and special projects committees as the organization directs. Article IX: Dues Annual dues shall be $15.00 per member, per fiscal year, plus an additional $2.00 per each additional member of the same household; payable on July 1. Membership fees received after April 1 shall be credited to the following fiscal year. Members joining before April 1 shall receive all issues of the quarterly for that fiscal year. Article X: Amendments These by-laws may be amended at a regular meeting of the society by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of members present, provided the proposed amendment has been submitted in writing at the previous regular meeting. Article XI: Dissolution On the dissolution of the Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc., after making prOV1S10ns for payment of all liabilities of the society, the officers shall dispose of all its assets exclusively for charitable or educational purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization under the appropriate section of the Internal Revenue Code. The p'ioneer, Vol ~ XIV, No. 4 190 �INDEX, THE PIONEER, Vol. XIV, No. 4 ABBE Nell ie, 165 ABRAHAM Louis Jerome, 149 Raymond C., 149 ADAIR Ruth May, 149 ADAMS Ray, 182 ALBACH John Henry, 149 J . Henry, 165 ALDER Eugene Charles, 160 ALFORD Theodore C., 167 ALLEN Herman C., 149 Mrs. Mary G., 149 Sarah Frances, 149 ALLISON Bertha, 171 Lawrence M., 149 ALTER Ada McClelland, Mrs., 149 ANDERSON Belle, 165 Gladys Camilla May, 149 Haze l "Andy", 175 Laura, 165 Louisa V., 165 ARGO Bershie C., 165 ARMSTRONG Nan R., 149 Ruth I rene, 149 ARNETT Grace, 175 Il i Maud, 149 Ora, 175 ARNOLD George, 149 George, Mrs., 149 ARTER Jessie M., 165 ASENDORF William Fred, 149 ASHER Al ice, 171 Dudley, Mrs., 149 Henry, 149 ASTON W.D., Mrs., 149 ATHERTON J. F., 159 AYER Estella, 184 AYRES Harriet, 160· BABCOCK Wealthy Consuelo, 149 BAHNMAIER Elmer, 176 George "Cutie", 175 Geo., Mrs., 176 Mike, 175 BAILEY Austin, 149 LaForce, 149 Ralph W., 185 BAKER Bert, 180 Edith, 181 May, 180 Walter, 181 BALCOM Lizzie E., 184 BALDRIDGE Cora, 159 BALDWIN Helen M., 165 BAMBEREGER Bernice Fay, 149 BANKER Clenn Victor, 149 BANKS Herman, 175 John, 175 LaPetite Ida, 165 BARBER Emma, 160 Perry Bigelow, 149 Ward Seymour Henry, 149 BARNES Alla M., 164, 165 John Roland, 149 J.R., Mrs., 149 Luther, 167 Nellie, 149 BARNETT Clayborn, 184 Wm., 184 BIGELOW BARRON Oliver, 167 James Lloyd, 149 BIGGS BARROW Lawrence Julian, 167 James Stephens, 149 BIGSBY BARTEAUX Guy, Mrs., 149 Arthur B., 165 BIHR A.B., 164 Samuel Wilks, Jr., 149 Ella Anna, 165 BINGLER Lizzie, 164 Alberta Luckey, 167 BARTELDES Ola, 171 Otto, 171 BISHOP Otto A., 149 Samuel D., 150 BAUGHMAN BLACK Ted, 175 Florence Lucile, 150 BAUM BLACKBURN Theresa Rosa, 149 Vera Edith, 150 BAUMGARTNER BLACKMAR Leona, 186 Winifred, 171 William J., 186 BLAIR Wm. Jacob, 149 Gracia, 150, 167 BAXTER James S., 150 Neal, Rev., 175 BLEVINS BAYLES Clarence Albert, 185 Ernest Edward, 149 Mary Al ice, 185 Ernest Edward, Mrs. , 149 BLISS BEACHMAN fami ly, 187 Florence E., 150 BEALS BLODGETT M.B., 184 Warren Mandeville, 150 BEATTY Jerome, 171 BLOOD H.M., 164 BECK Ruth Elizabeth, 149 BLOTZ BEELER Clarence Weaver, 150 Dollie H., 167 BOLEYN BEERY Catherine, 188 Byron Ashby, 149 BOND BELL Jay, 171 Minnie, 163 Rosa, 150 BENEDICT BOWERS Mary, 159 Ray, 181 BENSON BOWES John Leland, 149 Charles C., 163 BENTON C.C., 163 Guy B., 159 BOWMAN BERGER Johny, 181 Charlotte R., 165 BOYD BERRY Maggie A., 165 Laura, 182 BOYNTON BERTSCHINGER A.J., Mrs., 150 Wright, 175, 176 BRADY BEURMAN Agnes Marie, 150 Frank E., 185 BRASS Howard, 179 191 �BURKE BRASS, cont. Lois Louise, 150 James F., 175 Rosella, 186 BRESLER BURNS Carol ine, 184 Mary E., 165 Lucy, 184 BURROWS BREWSTER Zelta, 171 Miss, 170 BURTON Ray Quincey, 150 James, 175 BROEKER BUTLER Louise Marie, 150 Florence Vale, 150 BROOKS BYRD Anna, 181 Al ice H., 165 Anna M., 164 BROWN CADY Elmer, Mrs., 182 Hamilton P., 150 George L., Sr., 185 H.P., Mrs., 150 Harold, 184 CALDWELL Harriet Alberta, 185 Eldie Franklin, 150 Hattie M., 165 Kate May, 150 I rwin Schilling, 150 CALVERT Lizzie, 180 Frederick Wm., 150 Lola Bell, 150 CANAVAN Luci lle Crozier, 150 Lila Marguerite, 150 Martha S., 150 CARL Miss, 170 Owen, Mrs., 150 Nathan Wallace, 150 CARLSON Sarah, 179 Margaret, 175 Sarah A., 184 Mrs., 175 BROWNE CARMEAN Anna F., 184 Cyrene, 164 Marie Alberta, 150 BROWNLEE CARPENTER Esther, 171 Izetta Pearl, 150 M.B., 184 Mrs., 179 BRUCE M.E., 184 Charles H., 165 Raymond Hamilton, 150 E.L., 163 W.T., 164 BRUNE CARR Frank Ezra, 150 Louisa Belle, 165 Wesley Edward, 150 CARRUTH BRUSH Luci e A., 184 Ol ive Pierson, Mrs. , 150 Willie, 163 BUCHEIM W.H., 163 Frank, 182 CARSON Herman, 182 Daniel, 180 Ida, 182 Frances, 180, 181 BUCK George, 180 Fred, 183 Henry, 180, 181 BUNN Mary, 181 Edna, 171 Mary Jane, 180 John Wi II iam, 150 Moses, 180, 181 BURDICK CARTER Harold DeForest, 167 Almira Wood, 150 BURGERT Anna, 167 Alice C., 150 Frances, 150 CARTER, cont. Ora, 171 CHADWICK Edith, 180 Ralph, 180 CHALKLEY Genevieve H., Mrs., 150 CHAPMAN C.J., 164 F.M., 164 CHERRY Amanda, 184 Cora M., 164, 165 CHRISTIAN Georgie, 164 CHRISTINE Laur~nce Nelson, 150 CHURCH Basil, 150 CHURCH I LL' A. May, 165 Frank H., 165 Lillie, Mrs., 150 Whitman A., 165 CLARK Arthur 101., 150 A., 183 John Warren, 150 Rosa, 183 T., 183 Wm. N., 159 CLARKE Edi th M., 150 Florence Greeley, 161 Fred, Mrs., 150 Mary Agnes, 165 CLAYTON Ross Herbert, 150 CLELAND Sadie, 150 CLEVENGER Gertrude, 172 CLINGMAN Ord C., 150 COATHRUP Miss, 183 COE Clyde G., 150 COFFELT Gola William, 150 COFFMAN Cecel ia, 172 COGHILL Robert DeWolfe, 150 192 COKER Paul A., Sr., 185 COLE Mabel, 175 Ross, 175, 178 COLEBERD Robert Edward, 150 COLEMAN A.R., Mrs., 150 COLLIER Al ice, 165 Ali ce A., 164 COLLINS Mary, 150 CONE Mary A., 164 Ne II i e J., 165 COOK Geneva Ellen, 151 Persis Bell, 151 COOKE Julius Edgar, 151 COPELAND Leroy N., 151 copp Clarence R., 151 CORBIN Alberta Linton, 151 CORY C.E., Mrs., 151 CORYELL Lillie L., 164 COURTNEY Fletcher Delos, 167 COVEY Anna, 175 COWGILL Russell, Mrs., 151 COWLES Bertha, 181 Earl, 180, 181 Earle, 180 Ethel, 181 E.C., 181 Fred, 180 F.S., 180 Hally, 180 H.A., 180 Ina, 180, 181 M. Gladys, 185 COX C.E., 163 Erum Morri s, 165 CRADY Al ta, 175 �CRAIG Anne C., 163 CRAMER Charles, 163 CRANDALL Ellsworth G., 165 H.D., 163 CRAWFORD C.C., 151 CRISS Reb, 183 CRUM Frank, 164 CRUZAN Albert, 151 CUNNINGHAM Arthur Wm., 151 Mabel, 159 CURRY Ralph F., 151 CUSTARD Ethel, 183 _, 183 CUTLER Florence E., 165 DAHLENE Edward, 151 Edward, Mrs., 151 Oscar, 151 Oscar, Mrs., 151 DAILEY Dan, 181 DAMM G., 183 Henry, 182 J., 183 Katie, 182 Willey, 182 DARK Clarence "Darkie", 176 DARLING Grace, 151 DART Edna, 151 Edna Rachel, 167 DAUGHERTY Alex, 180 Lillie, 180 Lizzie, 180 Robert, 180 DAVIDSON Paul, 176 DAVIS Frank H., 165 DAVIS, cont. Leander, 164 Silas Irving, 151 Ula, 188 DAY Lloyd, 176 Pearl Lewis, 177 DEAN Frances E., 165 DEANE Frank M., 165 DEIBEL Mari e, 151 DERSHEM Elsie, 151 DeWITT Gracie, 181 DIAS Mina Perky, Mrs., 151 DICK William Scott, 151 DIET Magdelena (GUTZLER), 185 DIETZ August, 185 Rudolph, 185 DILLARD Mary Jane, 151 DINSMOOR Paul Addison, 151 DISTER Joseph, 182 DIVELBESS Rosie, 182 Sarah, 182 DIVELBISS Jesse, 181 DODD Leslie Harold, 151 DODDS Caryl, 151 C.J., Mrs., 151 Frank, 151 DOL BEE Cora, 151, 172 Myrtle Elizabeth, 151 DONALDSON George R., 185 DOWNS Cornelia Mitchell, 151 DRAVIS Fred, 182 Mary, 182 Sopha, 182 DREYER August, 183 Clarence, 183 Edith, 183 Gusie, 183 J., 183 M., 183 Nora, 176 DRYER Nora, 175 DUFFEE Lloyd, 151 DUMMER Kinnie, 176 DUNCAN Geo. Parker, 165 Pearl, 183 DUNKLEY Geo., Mrs., 151 DUNNING farm, 181 DUROW Chas., 183 Elroy, 183 Eva, 183 F., 183 DYCHE Lewis Lindsay, 151 Ruth Ophelia, 151 EARLY Wal ter, 176 EBERHART Albert, 182 Amel ia, 182 I.F., Mrs., 151 EDMISTON Roy H., 151 EDSON George Thomas, 167 EDWARDS Isaac Franklin, 159 Virginia S., 165 ELIAS Nathaniel M., 186 ELLIOTT Jeanette Herriott, 151 ELLISON Alonzo G., 165 A.G., 164 ELSTON Jeannette, 185 Otto L., 185 EMBERS Grace, 148 Robert, 148 193 EMERY Agnes, 151, 165 P.E., Mrs., 151 Sarah M., 165 EMICK William Earl, 151 EMMETT Eli za, 163 Evel ine, 151 E.M., 180 Hattie, 163 ENGEL Agnes E., 151 Dorothea, 151 Elmer Franklin, 151 Herman Busch, 151 ENGLE M. Ella, 165 ENGSTROM Ida Maria, 165 ESHOM Ida Mae, 185 EVANS Arthur, 151 Arthur, Mrs., 151 Edi th, 172 Nellie Reece, 151 EVERETT Edna, 151 FARIS Hervey S., 151 FARLEY Hattie H., 165 FARREN Florence A., 164 FAUCETT Ella, 164 FEARING Olin K., 151 FEARON Vida, 181 FENTON Jessie Elizabeth (KING), 185 Webb E., 185 FERRIS Emily Harriet, 151 FIEGENBAUM B. F., 152 FINNEY Frank, 164 Thomas, 163 FISCHER Elfriede Christine, 152 �FISCHER, cont. Erna Clara Jaedicke, 152 FISH Lillian Virginia, 152 FITZGERALD Edgar James, 152 FLAGG Donald Sergeant, 152 Paul Eldridge, 152 FLEENOR Betty, 176 Harry, 176, 178 FLEER Ernna Ida, 152 FLINN Julia Georgiana, 152 Julia G., 165 Sarah, 163 FLINT Leon Nelson, 152 FLORY Earl, 184 Edna, Mrs., 185 Robert "Bob", 185 FLUKE Berenice, 172 FORD Louise M., 185 FOSTER George 0., 152 George 0., Mrs., 152 James Ralph, 152 Julia Christena, 185 FOX Helen June, 152 Paul Samuel, 152 Shi rley, 172 FRANCIS Howard, 184 Sterl ing, 184 FREARK Christine Beatrice, 152 FREDERICKSON Rosa, 167 FRENCH Bernice Mary, 168 Cad Mae, 187 Carri e, 187 Edith, 187 Estella, 177 George H., 187 George H., Mrs., 187 Leonard Austin, 187 Willie, 187 FRENCH family, 187 FRIEND Paul Holston, 152 FRINK L.H., Mrs., 152 FRISBIE S.C., 164 FRY Flora, 164 FUGATE Jessamine, Mrs., 152 FULTZ Lewi s, 183 GALLOO Eugeni a, 152 GAMES Minnie, 159 GANDER G.M., 152 GANT Susie, 172 GARDNER Lulu, 152 May, 152 May E., 161 Ruby, 172 GARRISON Elsie Olive, 185 GARVIN Daisy, 152 GASKILL Grace Helen, 152 GEE LAN Amos, 176 GENTRY Laura, 165 GIBBONS Margaret, 176 GIBSON Clyde, 176 GILES Till ie, 163 GILL Anna Lee, 152 Helen, 152 GILLETT F.E., 164 GILLHAM Clara Scotia, 152 GILLMORE Charles, 172 GILLULI A.R., 164 GILLUM Mattie, 168 GILMAN Edith E., 165 Harry R., 165 GILMORE Annie, 152 Charles M., 152 Gertrude, 152 Isabel Elizabeth, 152 Jerome 0., 152 Josephine, 152 GLEED Charles, 163 J .101., 163 Willie, 163 GLENN Bertha, 176 Harry "Sam", 176 Harve, 176 Harvey, 176 Ruth, 175, 176 Starr, 175 GOOD Ora L., 165 GORRILL Galen A., 152 Marshall Alexis, 152 William Robert, 152 GOULD George, 152 GRAVES Alfred J., 152 GRAY Arthur S., 165 Frances, 168 GREENLEES Agnes, 172 James Andrew, 152 Lois Ann, 152 Nellie Louise, 152 GRESS Roy, 179 GRIESA \lill iam, 172 William S., 152 W.S., Mrs., 152 GRI FFITHS Cindy, 187 GRIS\oIOLD John A., 187 Maria (STAINBROOK), 187 GROVE NOR Charles, 163 GUNN Everett, 152 194 GUTZLER Magdelena, 185 HACKMAN Lucy, 152 HADL August Paul "Gus", 185 HADLEY Flora, 164 Laura, 163 HAELSIG Otto Herman, 152 HAGGERMAN G., 183 Triel?, 183 HAIR Mame (MURRAY), 159 HALDERMAN Winifred, 165 HALE John, 164 HALL E.F., Miss, 163 HAMER Morri s, 180 HAMILL Bert, 180 Bertrand, 152 Claude, 180 Lillian, 180 Lillie, 180 HAMMER E., 180 Reka, 181 HANNA H.J., Mrs., 152 HARLEY Thomas, 152 HARMS Herbert A., 152 HARPER Iva Belle, 152 Leta, 152 HARRIS Ellen (KARNS), 148 Eugene, 148 Kate, 163 Mary, 164 Nellie Lois, 168 HARTMAN Annie, 183 G., 183 Minnie, 183 Will, 183 �HARVEY Edward, 152, 180 Ed., 180 HASKELL Hattie B., 165 HASS family, 187 HATCH Ida E., 164 HAVENHILL L.D., 153 HAWK Anna, 168 HAWORTH Erasmus, 153 HAYNE H.W., Mrs., 153 HAYS M.L., 163 HAZELTINE El iza, 163 HEIGHTSHOE family, 187 HELLSTROM Rudolph, 174 HEMPHILL Margaretta C., 165 HENDERSON William S., 153 HENRY David, 183 Howard, 176, 183 Howard, Mrs., 153 John Blakeslee, 153 J., 183 Ol ive, 183 Thomas B., 153 Will, 183 HENSHAW Barcaly W., 165 Leland D., 165 HERRON Willie, 164 HERSHAL Charley, 182 Estella, 182 George, 182 Henry, 182 Willie, 182 HESS Edith Idella, 153 Ervin Russell, 153 John A., 153 HESTER Nina, 153 HIGGINS Ella Anderson, Mrs., 153 HILDINGER Pauline Virginia, 153 HILL Aeo, 153 Alfred Gibson, 153 Arthur, 153 Fritz, 176 Irving, 153 Jack, 176 Madge, 176 Sarah, 176 HILSMAN Itasca Powe II , 153 HINES Queen, 181 HINTON R.P., 163 HOADLEY Eva Marcella, 165 W., 164 HOBART Charles Harrison, 153 HOBBS Lola Frances, 186 HOBSON Fern, 185 Jerold H., 185 HOOGSON Blanche, 168 Charlotte, 172 HOFFAMAN Pearl, 183 HOGG Archibald, 153 Ira D., 153 HOGMAN Mami e?, 183 HOLLISTER W.S., 164 HOLLOWAY H.A., Mrs., 153 John, 176 HOLMES Charles B., 153 Gertie, 165 Opal A., 153 HOOO G. J., 153 HOOGLAND Katie, 164 HOOPES Helen Rhoda, 153 HOOVER Carrie, 159 HUTT HORR William Lehman, 168 Worthie H., 153 HYDE HORTON Martha, 165 Alice Y., 165 Eva Ammen, 165 ICE Richard S., 165 Ellen, 172 HOSFORD ILIFF C.B., Mrs., 153 Zella, 176 HOSTETTER INGHAM Marie Miller, 153 Winter, 177 HOTCHKISS IRWIN Ella, 187 Anna Smith, 181 HOTCHKISS family, 187 ISE HOUSTON Frank Harold, 153 Lloyd, Mrs., 153 John, 153 HOWARD John, Mrs. , 153 Anna Belle, 172 IVES Chas., 184 Mary, 159 Fred, 184 IWIG Helen, 184 Sarah, 182 Kathryn, 184 Nanni e, 184 JACKSON HOWELL Bessie, 177 Jassamine K., 165 Jesse, 177 HOWLAND Josh, 188 Constance Genevieve, 161 Louise "Birdie", 177 Marcella, 165 JACOBS HUDDLESTON Benjamin, 165 Elkanah, 182 Mrs., 181 HUDSON JARDEN Nell, 153 Billie, Miss, 177 HUEY JENNINGS Everett, 175 Frank, Mrs., 153 HUGHES JEWETT Lawrence D., 153 John Mark, 153 HULL JOHNS Myra Elsa, 153 Edith, 181 HULTEEN Emi ly, 181 Alberta S., 185 Jennie, 181 HUMPHREY Cecile Faye, 185 Rosa, 181 Percy J., 186 Willie, 181 HUNGERFORD JOHNSON Herbert, 153 Claudia Pendleton, 183 HUNTER Laura, 174 Geneva C., 153 Thurston L., 153 H.W., 178 William Hamilton, 153 Samuel John, 153 Wm. Savage, Mrs., 153 HUNTLEY JONES H.H., 177 Ethel Ann, 153 HUSBAND Jacob Oscar, 153 Agnes, 153 Lee, 181 HUTCHINGS Lena Grac;:e, 172 Josephine E., 165 Lucy Isabella, 168 195 �KARNES Edna, 181 Erma, 181 Eugene, 180, 181 KARNS Ellen, 148 KAT HERMAN Maude, 172 KEEFER Mabel, 180 Mable, 180 Walter, 180 Willie, 181 KEITH Mary Helen, 153 KELLEY Carl David, 153 Milton William, 153 KELLY Sherwin Finch, 153 KENNEDY Belle, 153 Charles Todd, 153 Elizabeth Margaret, 153 Fred, Mrs. , 154 KENNEY Ruth, 154 KETCHUM Paul ine, 154 KETTERING Charlie, 177 KEYS William J., 165 KIEFER Everett Duane, 154 KILWORTH Emma, 181 John L., 165 KIMBALL Cora Lena, 165 KING Jessie Elizabeth, 185 KISER Laureni a, 186 KIZER Amel ia, 182 Emly, 182 Jenni e, 182 Lula, 182 Minnie, 182 Oliver, 182 Will ie, 182 KLiSS Roy D., Mrs., 154 KNIGHTEN Anna, 180 Anne, 180 Rena, 180 KOEHLER Edna, 184 Henry, 182 Hi lda, 184 Louise, 184 Paul, 184 KOEHRING Dorothy May, 154 KOLLENOER Mabel E., 186 William, 186 KORB John Herman, 154 KREBS Anna Margaret, 154 Julius John, 154 KRIEGE Otto E., 165 KRUSE Henry Otto, 154 KUHN Charles "Boe", 177 LaBRANT Lou L., 186 LaCROSS Gertrude Martha, 154 LaHUE Mi ldred, 177 LAMBERT Miss, 175 LAMBORN A.C., 164 LAMER (LEAMER) Anna "Tom", 177 LANE Lenorah Sophia, 168 Oscar Jasper, 154 LANE family, 187 LANGMUIR Alexander D., 186 Leona (BAUMGARTNER), Dr., 186 LAPTAD Evadne Marie, 168 Peter, 168 LAW Marcellus Seaton, 154 LAW fami ly, 187 LAWRENCE Andrew W., 187 LAWRENCE, cont. Anna, 182 August, 182 Charles Grant, 187 Charley, 182 Emma, 182 E., 183 George, 180 Henry, 182 Ida D., 187 Isaac, 187 Martha, 182 Mary E., 187 Sarah Katherine (YOST), 187 Stella, 180 Will iam S., 187 LAWSON Paul Bowen, 154 LE VAPTAD, 168 LEAR Veta Blanche, 154 LEARNED E.R., Mrs., 154 Roscoe E., 165 LEESE Hattie, 184 LEIBENGOOD Nelle, 154 LENIG Ol ive, 173 LESCHER Addie, 165 LeSEUR O.C., 154 LEWIS Lois, 177 Pearl, 177 Ralph, 177 LINDLEY Corydon Endsley, 154 Georgia Elizabeth, 154 LINDNER Henry, 163 LINTON Elfrida, 168 LIPPY Frances, 182 LITTLE Mary C., 187 LOGAN Joe, 177 LONG Carrie, 173 Catherine, 168 196 LOUGH Mary (BENEDICT), 159 Samuel A., 159 LUPHER LaDora Grace, 154 LUPTON Claribel Lytle, 154 Edwin Henry, 154 LUTHER Herbert, 173 LYLES Leo Marvin, 154 LYMAN George, 154 LYNN George, 154 LYONS Caroline Annabelle, 186 Charles H., 165 Laura E., 165 Winnie Smith, 182 MacGREGOR Helen, 154 MACK Alberta, 154 MAFFET Maud, 173 MAFFETT Maude A., 154 MAGILL Van Hooper, 154 MALLARD Sarah, 164 MALLORY B.J., 164 MALONE Clarence, 186 Eula B., 186 MANLEY Robert C., 154 MANN Delbert Martin, 154 Millie, 154 MANTER William B., 165 MARCH George Rareback, 173 MARKHAM Carrie (HOOVER), 159 Dora Clementine, 159 W.C., 159 MARKLEY Lola, 173 �MARKS Adele Elsie, 168 Josie, 165 MARM Anna, 154 MARSHALL Earl, 181 Fay, 181 Grace, 180 Gracie, 181 Harold, Mrs., 154 W.K., 164 MARTIN Alvin E., 165 Carol Luci le, 154 Elma, 164 Sibyl, 154 Wilfred Everett, 154 William, 165 MARVEL Esther, 159 MASON Ray Benjamin, 154 MAUPIN Oakland L., 154 MAYWOOD Maggi e, 181 McALLASTER Apphia J., 165 A.B., 164 McANDLESS Allen, 164 McCALL Darryl, 177 Gretchen, 177 Madge, 177 Roy, 177 McCANLES Eva Josephine, 154 Joseph C., 154 McCLANAHAN El izabeth, 177 McCLANNAHAN Lewis, 177 McCLINTOCK Edward, 184 Grace, 184 Herbert, 184 McCOLLOCH F.B., Mrs., 154 McCONNELL A.W., 164 McCORMAC Cora (BALDRIDGE), 159 McCREATH Catherine Elizabeth, 154 Francis, 186 McCURDY Anna H., 165 ANNIE, 164 McDONALD Ira Malcolm, 154 McELHANNY Robert Campbell, 154 McELHINNY John Gregg, 154 McFARLAND Charles, 163 McFARLINE Benjamin W., 165 McGILL Lola, 177 McHENRY Lloyd Alfred, 154 McKEEVER William Arch, 154 McKENSIE Viva Hazeltine, 168 McMURRAY Arthur, 154 McNAMARA Evelyn, 186 Roy S., 186 McNEES Mabel, 180 Mable, 180 Oscar, 180 Warren, 180 W.D., 180 McNURDO Eddie, 180 McQUISTIN M., 183 McQUISTON Mary, 165 Wm. M., 165 W.M., 164 McRAE Bert, 177 McVEY Roy Vernon, 154 MEANS Hugh, 154 MELVIN Frank Edgar, 154 George Kimball, 155 Rufus Edmond, 155 R.E., Mrs., 155 MENGER Edith, 168 Louis Herman, 155 MENZ Rose, 187 MERRITT Florence Maude, 155 MERRYWEATHER L.H., 165 MERWIN Bruce W., 155 MESSINGER Willis, 159 METCALF Miss, 170 Wi lder S., 155 MILLER Blanche Helen, 155 Eddie, 181 E., 163, 164 Florence Maude, 155 Frank C., 165 F.C., 163 Harry Edward, 155 James, 180 Lena Vivian, 155 Lizzie J., 163 Louis Franklin, 155 Mi ss, 170, 175 Stella Vanera, 155 Vanroy, 155 MITCHEL Arnold, 184 Carl, 184 Golda, 184 Violet, 184 MITCHELL Alexander Baldwin, 155 A.B., Mrs., 155 Carol ine, 168 James H., 155 Margaret Helen, 155 Ulysses Grant, 155 MOAK Arthur, 163 MODINE Annie L., 165 John E., 165 MONTGOMERY John Alexander, 155 John H., 155 Mollie, 163 MOODIE Hubert, 155 197 MOODY Rebecca, 171, 173 MOODY family, 187 MOORE Susie H., 166 S.P., 164 MORGAN Carl, 168 Julia A., 184 Murzelle, 155 Rose R., 155 MORIN Sue, 173 MORRIS Jay, 177 Mi ldred, 177 MORRISON Charles W., 163 Ralph Edwin, 155 MORRISS Wayne, 177 MORROW Robert, 163 MORSCHER Mr., 170 MOTTER Birdean Ida, 159 MOWRY Hatty, 164 MOYS Blanche R., 166 Fay Cecillia, 155 MOZELY Annie, 163 MURPHY Anna Louise, 186 Ben W., 186 MURRAY Anna E., 166 Joseph W., 155 J .W., Mrs., 155 Lucetta, 166 Marne, 159 Mary, 163, 166, 168 MYERS Edith, 155 Mattie, 173 NAISMITH Helen, 155 NANCE (NACE) Mary, 177 NEAL Paul Rexford, 155 �NEUENSCHWANDER Elsie, 155 NEUMANN Warren Randolph, 155 NEVITT Allen J., 187 Elizabeth (STAINBROOK), 187 NEWBY Elmer, 173 NEWLIN Elmira, 163 Flora A., 166 Joseph, 163 NEWMAN Mildred, 155 NICHOLES family, 187 NICHOLS Al ice, 182 Anna, 182 Charley, 182 Elmer, 182 NICHOLSON Katherine, 159 NIEMEYER Clara A., 186 NIGH Livoni a, 164 NOE Will, 183 NORTHRUP Austa A., 155 NORWOOD Robert, Mrs., 177 NOWLIN Nadine, 155 NUNGESSER Ella, 155 OATMAN Ray, Mrs., 155 ODGEN R.C., Mrs., 155 OGDEN Geneva S., 155 John H., 163 Raymond Clifton, 155 OGDON farm, 181 OLIN Arvin S., 155 OLINGER Davida Charlotte, 186 OLIVER Hannah, 155 Jul ia T., 164 OLMSTEAD Herbert Wolcott, 155 OLNEY Frank Hart, 155 OLSON Elmer L., 155 OLSSON Elmer L., 155 OSBURN S.E. , 164 OSMOND Josie P., 166 OIiENS Alpha Loretta, 155 O'BRYON Laura M., 166 William, 166 O'LEARY Raphael Dorman, 155 R.D., Mrs., 155 O'NEIL Mr., 161 PADGET Mary, 183 PAINTER Fred, 183 PALMER Mary Margaret, 155 Nellie Coline, 166 PARDEE Don, 177 PARK Al ice, 164 Edson, 164 PARKER A.E., 164 J.H., Mrs., 155 Mary, 173 PATTEE family, 187 PATTERSON Blanche Lyndell, 155 PATTON Dora, 166 Mary, 166 PEACE Larry M., 155 PEAIRS Helen Haskell, 156 PEARSON Lydia Christian, 156 PEASE C.L., 164 PECK Arthur S., 156 PENCE Pearl, 184 PENDLETON ElIII1a Helen, 156 PERCY Mary, 184 PERDUE George Washington, 188 PERKINS Clement, 173 Marie, Mrs., 156 Otis Edward, 156 PERKY Clara M., 166 Mina, 166 PETERSON Earl II., 186 George Oscar, 156 PETTIGREW Jonathan, 187 Katherine (STAINBROOK), 187 PHENICIE Ruth, 173 PHILLIPS Carl, 156 Frank Dewey, 168 May, Mrs., 156 PICKENS Minnie, 156 PICKRELL Ida, 164 PIERSON Hilda C., 166 PIPER Ben, 181 Carri e, 181 Charlie, 181 Freddie, 181 Jenni e, 181 Nelson, 181 PLASKET Emma E., 159 POEHLER Clara H. , 166 Oscar H. , 166 POPENOE Mabel Annie, Mrs., 156 PORTER Mabel W., 166 Ol ive, 169 POTTER Earl, 156 PRATT Frederick, 186 198 PRATT, Cont. Maggie Junkins (RANDALL), 186 Morris Cecil, 186 PREISACH Minnie W., 166 PRENTISS Frank, 156, 164 PREYER Mary, 156 PRICE Edwin Fletcher, 156 E. F., Mrs., 156 Ralph Ray, 159 PRIDEY Gertrude, 164 PRIESTLY Gertrude, 156 PRIETLY William, 166 PUFFETT Dale Howard, 156 QUINLAN Cassie Alma, 156 Virginia Josephine, 156 RABOURNE ElIII1a Pauline, 156 RAKE Anna, 182 Lottie, 182 Verna, 182 RAMSAY Terrence Eugene, 169 RAMSEY family, 187 RANDALL Maggie Junkins, 186 Phebe, 184 RANDOLPH Wm. Marcus, 156 RANKIN Al ice Mary, 169 Floyd V., 156 Herbert, 173 Madonna, 173 RAPP Hattie A., 159 RAUB Lorna Marie, 156 RAYHILL Martha, 156 RAYMOND Fred N., 156 �READ Nettie, 163 REARICK Anna J., 156 REDING Katherine, 156 REED C. I., Mrs., 156 Georg i ana, 159 REEDY L.M., 164 Reeves M., 166 REEVES Ray, Mrs., 156 RENNER Marion John, 156 REYNOLDS Albert, 164 Cora Irene, 156 William H., 166 RICE Anita Bertha, 156 H.A., Mrs., 156 Martin Everett, 156 Raymond F., 156 RICH Abbie B., 164 RICHARDS Richard "Dick", 178 Willi am "Billi e", 178 RICHARDSON Albert, 163 A., 163 RIGGS Henry Clay, 156 Kate Louise, 156 May Fuller, 162 May F., 156 Richard, 167, 171 RILING Edward T.. , 156 John, 156 RINEHARD Wm. G., 156 RINEHART Blanche, 173 Hattie, 156 RISING Edna Rose, 156 George, 156 George, Mrs., 156 ROADY LaVera Bell, 186 ROBERISON family, 187 ROBERTS Chas. W., 159 Nellie, 173 Roy, 174 ROBERTSON Robert Lorin, 156 ROBINSON Cecilia Margaret, 156 John Harlock, 169 W.R.B., 156 W.R.B., Mrs., 156 ROCK LUND Emily, 169 RODGERS A., 183 Earl?, 183 Edith, 183 Elmer?, 183 Gertrude Octavia, Mrs., 156 Kerby, Mrs., 177 Roy, 183 ROE Alta, 174 ROELOFSZ Donald D., 186 Eva B., 186 ROGERS Annie Isabel, 156 Sidney Mark, 156 ROLLER Rose, 175 ROSECRANS Vincent Judson, 156 ROSS Eddie, 166 ROTHBERGER Fred, Mrs., 176 ROTHROCK Ada, 166 RUBY D.C., 184 RUSH Sarah Margaret, 157 RUSS Wm. W., 157 RUSSELL Lloyd, 157 RUTHERFORD Bereni ce, 185 SAIN Lucy, 182 SALVESON Floyd Wilson, 157 SALVESON, cont. Floyd W., Mrs., 157 SANKEE Ruth Eugenia, 157 SAUNDERS Jessie L., 166 SAYRE Lucius, 169 SCHAEFFER Helen Barbara, 169 SCHELLY Michael, 180 SCHEURER Fred Logan, 157 SCHMIDT Edgar, Mrs., 157 SCHMUCKER George, 164 Kate, 163 Mary, 166 Sadie, 166 SCHNEIDER Carrie Louise, 169 SCHOTT. Lewis, 178 SCHREIBER Fred Carl, 157 SCHREINER Walter R., 157 SCHROYER Lenora, 178 Ruth, 178 SCHUMAN Margaretha, 157 SCHWARTZ Caroline Annabelle (LYONS), 186 Charles Clarence, 186 Lester William, 186 SCOTT Ella, 178 Lil ian, 159 SEALS William W., 166 SEARLE Anni e Ida, 166 SEARS Alice Peabody, 157 Burton, 174 SEGER Francis Harold, 188 SEHON Barbara, Mrs., 186 Curtis, 178, 186 Helen, 178 199 SEHON, cont. Ph illi p, 178 Russel, 178 SELIG August Lewis, 157 SELLARDS Laura, 169 Mae, 157 SEMON Florence M., 157 SEXTON Ray, Mrs., 157 SEYMOUR Campbell, 166 SHAFFER Ervin, 177 SHANKLIN Flo, 169 SHANNON Winnifred, 157 SHAW Mabel, 182 Mattie, 182 Roy, 182 Sadie, 182 SHELDON Lizzie S., 157 SHELLY Blanche, 178 Mike, 180 SHERWOOD Noble P., 157 SHILLERTON Dewey, 157 SHINN Henry Arthur, 157 SHIRLEY Elmer "Smil ie", 178 Frank, 178 SHOTT Ester "Bob", 178 SIMMONS Chas., Dr., 157 SIMPSON C.H., 157 SIRPLESS Eleanor, 157 SIRPLUSS Mant i e F., 174 SKAGGS Melly, 164 SKINNER Jennie, 169 SKOFSTAD James Oscar, 157 �SKOFSTAD, cont. Lottie, 157 SLAVENS Irene, 178 SLOMAN Ida, 164 SMITH Chas., 180 Clarence, 178 Eugene Gregory, 169 Frank, 180, 181 Grace, 182 Leo Frisby, 157 Lizzie Gertrude, 166 Lottie E., 169 Lul ie, 180 Mary, 157 Mrs., 170 Vera Grace, 157 SPANGLER Adolph James, 169 Caroline B., Mrs., 157 I rma Bauman, 157 Karl Bauman, 157 LePort, 178 LeRoy, 178 Myra, 178 SPAULDING Gertrude M., 162 SPENCER Cora, 183 D.H., 157 D.H. , Mrs. , 157 Etta, 183 H., 183 SPICER Miriam Russell, 157 SPRAY Murray, 164 W.A., 164 STAINBROOK Daniel, 187 El izabeth, 187 Fay, 187 Frederick, 187 Jane Little, 187 Katherine, 187 Margaret, 187 Mari a, 187 Mary C. (LITTLE), 187 Peter, 187 Sarah Ann, 187 STANDING Maud, 174 STANLEY Arnold Archibald, 157 Lloyd, 174 STANTON Alta, 162 Amida, 157 STANWIX R., 178 STEINBERG Arthur, 166 STERLING Cara, Mrs., 157 Charles Morgan, 157 Eugeni e, 167 Genevieve, 169 Harriette, Mrs. , 157 M. Wi lson, 157 STEVENS J .B., 164 Wm. C., 157 STEVENSON Edward, 157 Ferne, 157 Harriet M., 157 Nellie May, 169 STEWART Clarence Churchill, 157 James McLeod, 157 J.M., Mrs., 157 Maude, 159 STILWELL Anna, 164 STIMPSON Edward F., 157 STONE Anna, 157 Etta, 166 H., 183 H.V., 183 Jenni e, 183 Nettie, 183 Sadie M., 157 W.E., 183 STOUT Bennie, 182 Bertha, 182 Fern, 182 Harry, 182 Henry, 182 John, 182 STRACHAN Norman Fraser, 157 STRONG Charles, 163 STUART Celia, Mrs., 157 E.A., 164 STUBBS Ella Mae, 166 STUCKER Harry N., Mrs. , 157 STURM Bertha H., 186 Daniel H., 186 SUTHERLAND Henry, 163 H., 163 sun IFF Herbert, 163 SWADLEY Ida W., Mrs., 158 SWANSON carl, 158 SWEENEY Anna Louise, 158 TAIT Ralph Shannon, 158 TALLEY Armistead, 188 Catherine (BOLEYN), 188 Fay (STAINBROOK), 187 Joseph, 188 Kate June, 188 Lloyd M., 188 Mary E., 188 William B., Jr., 188 Willie, 188 TARPY James, 180, 181 John, 180 Martin, 181 Mary, 180 Willie, 180 TAYLOR Charles B., 186 Francis (McCREATH), 186 Frank, 179 TEETER Edna, 158 TEMPLIN Ol in, 158 Ol in, Mrs. , 158 TENNEY A.R., 163 E.B. , 164 William, 163 W.E., 163 200 TERRELL Eppinetta Valaria, 158 TESTER Allen Crawford, 158 Allen C., Mrs., 158 THIELE Wa l ter G., 158 THOMAS Mary T., 158 Ruth Laura, 158 THOMPSON Agnes, 158 Hall ie A., 158 Herbert, 158 Kate, 174 Miss, 170 M.E., 183 TIMMONS I rene, 179 TODHUNTER Fae, 179 TOLLES Ada C., 166 M.E., 184 TOPHAM Laura, 174 TOWNE Louise I., 158 TRANSMEIER Viola Marguerite, 185 TREECE Elbert Lee, 158 TREWORGY Pearl, 169 TUCKER John H., 158 Sadie, 163 TUPPER Mary Edna, 158 Paul, 179 TUTTLE Birch E., 181 Charles, 180 Charlie, 180 Frank, 180, 181 Irvin, 181 Katy, 180, 181 Nellie, 180, 181 Rena, 180, 181 Will ie, 181 TYER family, 187 UHRLAUB Rudolph Reinhart, 158 �ULRICH Eldon, 184 Grace Pauline, 158 WEINGARTNER Henry, 158 WELKER WILHOIT J.W., Mrs., 158 WILLEY John, 180, 181 Joseph Edward, 158 VanBUREN Mary A., 166 VAWTER Jamieson, 158 VLIET M. Maude, 164 WELLS Ralph, 180, 181 Henry, 184 Seremes, 181 Mary A., 184 Vida, 180, 181 William, 184 WILLIAMS WENRICH Frances, Mrs., 182 WEST WADE Dora, 164 WAGNER Rosella D., 166 WAGSTAFF Helen, 158 WAHL Minnie, 169 WALBORN Harry, 184 Mi ldred, 184 Vi rgil, 184 WALKER Elizabeth, Mrs., 158 Minnie B., 164 WALL George D., 158 WALLING Lal i a V., 158 WALTERS John, 179 WARNER Eva, 183 Will, 183 WARREN Lottie C., 184 WATKINS Katie, 166 Mabel, 158 WATSON Carrie M., 158 Charles Hoyt, 158 WEAVER WEYBRIGHT Frances, 174 Camilla, 174 Mabel Ranney, 158 Eleanor Jane, 170 Maro, 174 Elmer, 182 S.L., Mrs., 158 WEIDMAN Jane Little (STAINBROOK) , 187 Uriah, 187 Will, 182 Miss, 170 E. Ambrose, 158 Ora, 182 Homer A., 158 Samuel, 166 WINCHELL Arthur T., 148 Mary Lou, 148 WINSTON WYLER Carl Louis, 166 YAHN Wm. F., 159 YOST Sarah Katherine, 187 YOUNG James Arthur, 159 Percy, 159 John Clarence, 159 Louise Augusta, 162 WINTER ZEBB Mrs., 179 Fred, 179 Mr., 179 Gladys, 179 Carri e, 183 Jeanne, 179 Eva, 183 WIENRICH Henry, 178, 179 Lee, 179 WIGGINS Ida Bell, 166 Ship, 179 WISE WIGHT Dema, 183 Anni e Ida, 166 Lucy A., 158 Leo N., 158 Fred, 182 Jasper B., 158 . Edith K., 158 Luis A., 158 Lu L., 166 WULFKUHLE Ema, 182 Mary, 182 Ed, 174 H., 183 WRIGHT Frank, 182 B.E., Mrs., 158 WIEDEMANN Emi ly, 183 Anna, 182 Kathryne Marie, 159 Spurgeon C., 166 Mary, 166 WORTHINGTON Esther M., 158 Ben, 158 Nettie, 166 Zena Marie, 159 WOODWARD Ethel, 182 John, 182 WHITE Gertrude, Mrs., 158 WEIBEL WILSON J.J., Mrs., 158 Lucy Abby, 166 Frank, 166 Sybil, 159 A.E., 182 Arthur Bullene, 158 WEBSTER Frank, 166 John Jefferson, 158 WHITCOMB WOODRUFF F.L., 164 Wal ter A., 166 Linnie, 170 Blanche, 159, 170 ,Richard, 174 Rosa M., 166 WILLIS family, 187 WHERRY F.T., Mrs., 159 WOODBURY Dick, Mrs., 158 WILLIS Serena E., 166 WHEELER Parke Harold, 159 WOODBURN C.C., Mrs., 158 Lillie, 170 Blanche Estelle, 169 WOODARD Denna, 183 Eva, 183 WOLF WILCOX Mina, Mrs., 158 Frank Ezra, 159 WOLFE Zi llah M., Mrs., 158 WILDER B.L. , 159 WOLWORTH El izabeth, 174 Harry L., 166 Lizzie M., 166 WILHELMI Ilsa Enrna, 158 Laurence, Mrs., 159 WOOD Anne E., 166 Enrna, 163 Evans, 180, 181 201 Annie, 183 George, 183 ZIMMERMAN A., 164 �-----r DOUC;LI\S i COUNTY, fII ~ k~NS"S LECOMPTON -.K. .. 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Number 3 , Spring 1991 '16111B - - ~--- -- .=---......--r ~ ·~ ~~""~~~ .. o .'0 _ •• >.,..;.., . ..-, .:.,. ••¥,- .. ~ .'. ~ ... - ( ..... ·00 ·.~C - .- . Pub Ii shed Quarferly By: 'Douglas Count~ Genealogical Societa P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE,l<ANSAS 66046-0664 �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • • • . • Vice President • • . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . Librarian .• Genealogist . Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., lawrence, KS 66046 Jackie Kennedy, Rt. 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006-9716 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Justyn Brown, 2024 New Hampshire, lawrence, KS 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, lawrence, KS 66046 Kevin Oneslager, 114 Elm, Box 263, Baldwin, KS 66006 Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Refreshments ...• Goodwill. • . . . . Ways and Means. . . Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman . • • Budget • • • . • . . . . Cemetery Book Chairman. Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Publications. • . Pioneer Chairman. Pioneer Committee Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., lawrence, KS 66046 Vivian Commons Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, lawrence, KS 66044 Mary lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., lawrence, KS 66046 Carol Francis, 1916 Countryside lane, lawrence, KS 66044 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., lawrence, KS 66049 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., lawrence, KS 66049 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * * * * * * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m .. Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the Society's holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �.' , THE PIONEER published Quart~~ty by The Douglas County Genealogical Society, Inc. p.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XIV, No. 3 Spring 1991 ------------------------------------------------------------------ PAGE CONTENTS 99 The HAMPSHIRE and DEERING Families ........................• ··• Ahnentafel of Mark B. HAMPSHIRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .· .... ······ 101 Letter of Remembrance from Virdillia (McGEE) GAUMER .........• 102 Family of John J. and Olivia Corel McGEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 103 Douglas County, Kansas, Marriage Records ~ 1890~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 Bride Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·······, 114 A CRAWFORD Divorce ..... ". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I. • •• 117 Real Estate Transfers, 24 February 1892 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 Lecompton Township voters - 16 March 1867 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 Marriage Licenses Issued in Shawnee County to Douglas County Residents, October 1887 to April 1913 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119 Bride Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 e' • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents .........• 124 The English Lutheran Church of Lawrence - 1898 . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 125 The City of Clearfield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 Some Obituaries of Clearfield Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133 Quer i e s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. 13 6 Index of Names in Current Issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 LAPTAD Stock Farm Advertisement, 1920 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas county family history, with the exception of articles from published and copyrighted sources. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co. Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �: •.. .. po li$dL I Q .{'.:l:::~~·~~i.\~~, .~~;:~ . ~ "'; Da Lee's Ar~ Gallery;.;,,~ . Soutb T~nncs8ce St., Lllwrellos; Ka~f;:'.'~ The John Henry DEERING family c.1890 Left to right, standing: Sam, Cornelia, Enma Left to right, seated: Adah, John H., Albert <3 �THE HAlfPSHIRE AND DEERING FAlfILIES Mark B. Hampshire submitted notes from various sources from ~ihich this article was prepared: Hampshire, Levi W., genealogical and biographical description of the Hampshire family; Hull, The Stahl Family; Owens, Inez M... Hampshire family notes; Hampshire, Mark A., From Maine to Kansas. Emanuel HAMPSHIRE was born July 18, 1835 in Seneca County, Ohio, son of Jonas and Mary (SWOPE) HAMPSHIRE. On January 4, 1857, he married Sarah STAHL, born September 2, 1840, Seneca County, Ohio, to Jacob and Tena (SMITH) STAHL. They subsequently had several children, among them William H. and Levi Wesley, born June 14, 1867. The family spoke and read German in their home, and Emanuel loved to work with timber. Sometime after Levi's birth the family moved to a farm near Garnett, Kansas. Emanuel tried to interest his sons in the farm, but each one in turn completed his education and left to seek greener pastures elsewhere. Finally only Levi and his younger brother Jesse were left, and Emanuel turned over management of the farm to Levi, setting aside the money made from hog-raising to finance Levi's first year at Lane University. While attending Lane, Levi taught at a country school during the winter months and helped his father on the farm during the summer. He studied English, grammar, mathematics, history and German. And he also met a tall, slender, dark-eyed young lady named Maria Emma DEERING, born April 12, 1868 at Blackjack in Douglas County, Kansas to John Henry and Cornelia (GIFFORD) DEERING. Her father was born February 21, 1833 in Bath, Maine, son of John and Sarah B. DEERING. Her mother was born October 27, 1842 in Kane Co., Illinois, daughter of Hezekiah and Mary Jane (SMITH) GIFFORD. The DEERING family lived in Prairie City in Douglas County until shortly after the Civil War. Prairie City had begun with much hope for the future, anticipating the railroad to come through the town and spur it:s growth. But the railroad located the depot about half a mile north in what: had become Media, or West Baldwin, and the village of Baldwin was growin9 up around Baker University. Emma's father tried to make a living hand-making wooden products, but he was competing against manufactured goods, and as not only his business and the town itself dwindled, his lungs and heart also began to fail him, and he was forced to dispose of his business as best he could. He moved his family to North Lawrence, where he established a drug store. After only five years, his health again forced him to sell, and he passed away December 12, 1880. Emma's mother moved the family to a small farm at the edge of Lawrence, and family members were forced to work at extra jobs to keep the family going. Emma's older brother John became a traveling salesman for Morell Packing Company. Her younger brother Sam became a printer. The younges't son, Albert, entered the regular Army. The youngest child, Adah, stayed with her mother, and after completing her schooling, taught school in Lawrence. Emma's mother Cornelia lived until 1900, when she died on October 4th at Lawrence. Soon after Emma and Levi graduated from Lane University, they were married on December 21, 1890, by the Rev. A.H. STOTE. They livE~d on the Hampshire farm. Levi was good at inventing labor-saving devices, and was interested in scientific approaches to farming. He contacted the new Agricultural College at Manhattan, Kansas, and they sent him pamphlets about new experiments, and grains and new seed corn for testing. In the fall of that year, the college organized a contest at Garnett, and prizes would be given for the best ten ears of corn. Levi selected samples The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 99 �The Hampshire and Deering Families, continued. grown from the seed the college had sent him, and easily won the contest, even though one of the ears had a red cob. His report of the number of bushels shelled per acre of corn also exceeded any other, and a professor from the college took this opportunity to lecture to the assembled farmers on the wonders the college and science had to offer. Over the years, Levi's farm became a place where his neighbors could see the positive results of his experiments with new and better corn, new dairy herd management techniques, and scientific poultry raising. He had one of the first John Deere grain binders in the county. Levi's goal, however, was to enter the teaching profession and eventually become a school administrator, even though it took him many years to accomplish it. As the century drew to a close, Emma's health was failing due to injuries she had received as a girl when she had been dragged by a team of horses. Her brothers had come in from the field with a team dragging a pair of double-trees, and Emma. had begged them to let her drive the team to the barn. The team became frightened at the dragging double-trees and bolted, and Emma could not stop them. Several ribs were broken as she was dragged over the ground, but the injury went undiagnosed, and untreated. Later in life it developed into cancer. The doctor had a surgeon come from Kansas City, and they operated on Emma on the kitchen table. She became aninvali.d, unable to do the housework, gardening and other duties required of a farm wife. Levi sold the farm at a public sale and moved to Garnett in Anderson County. He took and passed the necessary examinations to obtain a teaching certificate, and his long put-off dream was soon realized. Emma died March 27, 1910 at Garnett. Levi's mother Sarah died there on June 4, 1913, and his father Emanuel on October 22, 1923. Levi himself remarried and lived until the age of 82, when he died at Garnett on June 3, 1949. Levi and Emma had a daughter Ruth, born about 1891, and died about 1945. Their son, Mark Anthony HAMPSHIRE, was born .. July 27, 1893 near Garnett, and married March 20, 1919 Katherine Cordelia LAZENBY, daughter of t· ... ', Frederick Dean and Anna Adeline (PARSONS) LAZENBY, as his first wife. She died March 3, 1963 at Garnett. He died January 14, 1984 at Washington, Iowa. .,."'-: The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 " ,. \;,tW .\::': " Emma DEERING, 1889, age 21 100 .. " .... ~ ... , .. , " .. t~'1 ":~~~~:: �The Hampshire and Deering Families, continued. AHNENTAFEL OF MARK B. HAMPSHIRE 1. Mark B. HAMPSHIRE 2. Mark Anthony HAMPSHIRE, b. 27 Jul 1893, Garnett, KS, d. 14 Jan 1984, Washington, IA. 3. Katherine Cordelia LAZENBY, b. 4 Jul 1891, Knoxville, lA, d. 3 Mar 1963, Garnett, KS. 4. Levi Wesley HAMPSHIRE, b. 14 Jun 1867, Seneca Co., OH, d. 3 Jun 1949, Garnett, KS. 5. Mary Emma DEERING, b. 12 Apr 1868, Blackjack, KS, d. 27 Mar 1910, Garnett, KS. 6. Frederick Dean LAZENBY, b. Aug 1851, Ontario Co., NY, d. 29 Jul 1916, Kansas City, KS. 7. Anna Adeline PARSONS, b. 8 Nov 1861, Marion Co., lA, d. 25 Apr 1940, Liberal, KS. 8. Emanuel HAMPSHIRE, b. 18 Jul 1835, Seneca Co., OH, d. 22 Oct 1923, Garnett, KS. 9. Sarah STAHL, b. 2 Sep 1840, Seneca Co., OH, d. 4 Jun 1913, Garnett, KS. 10. John Henry DEERING, b. 21 Feb. 1833, Bath, ME, d. 12 Dec 1880, Lawrence, KS. 11. Cornelia GIFFORD, b. 27 Oct 1842, Kane Co., IL, d. 4 Oct 1900, Lawrence, KS. 12. Jeremiah LAZENBY, b. 30 Jun 1824, Ontario Co., NY, d. 1 Dec 1894, Thayer, IA. 13. Frances Cordelia PERRIGO, b •. 1 Sep 1830, Burlington, VT, d. 19 Jan 1901, Mahaska Co., IA. 14. James Selby PARSONS, b. 7 Sep 1829, Worchester Co., MD, d. 12 Feb 1891, Marion Co., IA. 15. Catherine Antonis GIESY, b. 2 Apr 1836, Frederick Co., MD, d. 15 Mar 1888, Marion Co., IA. 16. Jonas HAMPSHIRE, b. 16 Oct 1808, d. 29 Jul 1892. 17. Mary (Polly) SWOPE, b. 5 Jan 1811, d. 11 Jul 1866. 18. Jacob STAHL, b. 1814, d. 23 Feb 1879. 19. Tena SMITH, b. 14 Jul 1817, d. 27 Dec 1848. 20. John DEERING, b. 1803, d. 26 Feb 1856. 21. Sarah B. ,b. 1804. 22. Hezekiah GIFFORD, b. 1810, d. 1877. 23. Mary Jane SMITH, b. 1815. 24. Samuel LAZENBY II, b. 1799, d. 1857. 25. Marriah __ , b. 1802, d. 12 May 1837? 26. John Dean PERRIGO, b. 1802, d .. 1 May 1832. 27. Maria W. WICKER, b. 12 May 1804, d. 7 May 1878. 28. Simon Peter PARSONS, b. 1786, d. Oct 1851. 29. Anna SMITH, b. 1808, d. Feb 1863. 30. Peter David GIESY, b. 4 Jul 1813, d. 4 Mar 1859. 31. Adaline SHAW, b. 2 Jan 1815, d. 9 Feb 1906. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 101 �LE'l'TER OF RElfElfBRANCE FROB VIRDILLA (lfcGEEJ GAl1IfER Written and submitted by Bobby Dobbins Title. Among the early settlers of the Kaw Valley of Douglas county were two large families, the CORELs, coming from Virginia via Westport, and the McGEEs, from center county, Pennsylvania. There were three COREL/McGEE marriages: William COREL and Margaret McGEE, James P. COREL and Susannah McGEE, and Olivia COREL and John J. McGEE. The latter two families lived their entire lives on land they homesteaded east of Lawrence. Olivia and John's oldest daughter, Virdilla, born in 1861, married George GAUMER in 1881 at the old home place. They shortly moved to Mexico, where Dr. GAUMER was engaged in biological research. The following letter, sent by Virdi11a from Mexico, reflects on "old" times in the Kaw Valley. September 26, 1912 My dear Mother, Brothers and Sisters, Your very kind and welcome letters received six weeks ago. And dear brother, your happy reminiscences of our dear old home and childhood associates brings a mist before my eyes. The cherished memories of childhood are indeed precious, as we have left the scenes of our early childhood, still memory dwells lovingly on those past scenes and youthful pleasures and happy pasttimes. You ask, did I remember the old set? Our set? Bless them, I remember everyone of them. When we used to make up the invitations to our juvenile parties, we put on our list -- our grammar wasn't just as Antoinette WILLIAMS, our "school marm," might have permitted, but our hearts were sincere. We began the list: "Let's see," Me and Bush, Em and Al, 011, Kate and Ella. Nell and Lizzie KENNEDY, Jennie WALKER, and Lid CORNILUS. And the Boys, oh the boys, the Romeos and Hiawathas, we were particular. Always first on the program, "Bugyotzy," Ollie's pet name for Watson SPERRY, then Jim SPERRY, Charlie WILCOX, John and Will GARRET. Orson would never accept our invitation; he was too shy. Then E.H. - Jack, John WALKER, Marshall WHITE, and Willie CHARLTON, the "town boy." He was a friend of the SPERRYs. How our hearts did flutter with anticipation of the happy evening. You younger boys were not included in the invitation, you were too young. Yes, Dick, I remember Billie NOE. He was tall, very square shouldered and bright blue eyes. And Carl TOBLER, he was a great big overgown, sandy-haired, stub-towed braggart, the biggest coward in school. He had a pick at little Jim McGEE. Jim tolerated his browbeating, until one day it reached the limit, so Jim piled on to him one day and pounded him up. Jim was on top of Carl, laying it to him, with teeth and toenail. When Carl called out "Boys, pull me out, I'm killing him," to the contrary he was receiving the pounding. Carl never heard the last of "Boys, pull me out. I'm killing him." Dick, you are right about the geographical memory of old SCE~nes. When we went back to the U.S. nineteen years ago, George and I drove out on the old familiar road - in passing our old homestead, we stopped to look over the old familiar scenes, to the south Hawkins pasture, where we used to gather sweet williams and stawberries, to the right Uncle Jim's hill describing a horse shoe curve to the little brick school house. This hill looked so small, yet when I was at home, it seemed as high as Mt. Everest. Our old barn looked so The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 102 �Letter of Remembrance from Virdilla (McGee) Gaumer, continued. big to me, when we children used to jump off the back platform, but the years had reduced it in size. And the dear hardworking old farm horses, what magnificent big animals they were. I remember everyone of them, first Jack and Pet, the grays we called them, because they were a beautifully matched team, bl3side their stall, the big mules Jack and Jinny, on the north side of the stable Frank and Barney, then out east of the stable there was a smaller stable where Billie was kept. He was my riding pony. He was a beauty. I used to feed him raw eggs to make his coat shine. I remember well the day Billy got into a tantrum and might have killed me. Dear Father was awful mad, his Irish was up and he certainly humiliated Billy with the thrashing he gave him. He never repeated that stunt but once. When I rode to the University to attend the Oriphillian society, as I was mounting, he jumped sideways. I had not gotten well seated, 80 I just slid to the ground, but I kept a hold of the rein. One of the student:s came to my assistance. He held Billy while I got on, he trembled allover, either something was the matter with him, or it was simply pent up energy. When I rode off he was all right. So the dear old school house has lived its time; What fond recollections cling to that temple of learning, of course we didn't burden our minds overmuch with study. We hurried through our lessons, waiting for the happy recess, when we could go up on the hill in front of Vooches, climb up into the very top of a hickory nut tree and swing back and forth, until the top nearly touched the ground. We were careful to pick a slender tree which bends and doesn't break. In the winter we climbed the trees back of the school house for wild grapes, when the school bell rang we went into the school room with purple lips and teeth. Oh, but those grapes tasted sweet, and the bitter pignuts were sweeter to us there than the brazilian nuts today which grow so abundantly here in Mexico. A couple of years later, after Mr. VERNON, Mr. YANCEY, and a black eyed lady teacher, I don't recall her name, the two Misses PEARSON. Then George took charge of our school. I was sixteen then. I thought I was quite a young lady. In place of climbing trees and playing black-man, our teacher took us out in search of botanical specimens, and an insect, called the "cicenola," it is rare, as was found only around Oak Hill. The year after that I entered the University. Your letter has certainly awakened all those fond memories, which were lying dormant ..• " FAMILY OF JOHN J. AND OLIVIA COREL McGEE John Jacob McGEE, b. 9 Apr 1836, Center Co., PA; d. 22 Nov 1888, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Oak Hill Cemetery. m. Apr 1860, Douglas Co., KS: Olivia COREL, b. 14 Jan 1838, Tazewell Co., VA; d. 28 Nov 1917, Kansas City, MO, bur. Oak Hill Cemetery. Children, surname McGEE: 1. Virdilla, b. 12 Feb 1861, Douglas Co., KS; d. 1913, Mexico City D.F.; m. 5 Oct 1881, Douglas Co., KS, George Franklin GAUMER. 2. Carla, b. 15 Sep 1862, Douglas Co., KS; d. 14 Mar 1892; m. 3 Jun 1885, Douglas Co., KS, Herman FISHER. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 103 �Letter of Remembrance from Virdilla (McGee) Gaumer, continued. 3. John Jacob, b. 24 Mar 1864, Douglas Co., KS; d. 10 Aug 1942; m. 10 Sep 1889, Myrtle HAWORTH. 4. Gertrude, b. 12 Mar 1866, Douglas Co., KS; d. Feb 1938, Long Island, NY; m. 12 Mar 1890, William J. VANN. 5. William stewart, b. 23 Feb 1869, Douglas Co., KS; d. 7 Sep 1871, Douglas Co., KS. 6. Richard Oney, b. 5 Jun 1781, Douglas Co., KS; d. 1938; m. 8 Jun 1898, Anna B. NEWBY. 7. Albert Edward, b. 27 Aug 1873, Douglas Co., KS; d. 22 Sep 1925; m. Lena BROWN. 8. Solon N., b. 11 Oct 1875, Douglas Co., KS; d. 1940, Los Angeles Co., CA; m. Mrs. Bessie THOMPSON. 9. Oliver Corel, b. 20 Apr 1878, Douglas Co., KS; d. 26 Nov 1937, bur. Oak Hill cemetery; m. Gertrude KOEHRING. 10. Thomas Stewart, b. 21 Jul 1881, Douglas Co., KS; d. 25 Mar 1949; m. Margaret F. RILEY. McGEE family picture taken before 1925 Top Row: Solon N., Oliver, Thomas Stewart Bottom Row: Albert, Richard, Gertrude McGee Vann, John J. Jr. The Pioneer, vol. XIV, No.3 104 �DOUGLAS COUlITY, KANSAS IfARRIAGE RECORDS - ~890 From Book 7 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Lawrence Judicial Building, Lawrence, KS. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. ..... o I.n BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE ADDISON, Ralph Dg. Co. , KS ALISON, John W. Newton, KS ALLEN, Eugene C. Seattle, Wash. ARNOLD, Frederick F. Junction City, KS ARNOLD, George E. Linwood, KS ARNOLD, Henry AUSTIN, John Reno, KS BAKER, George W. Franklin Co., KS BANTA, Isaac L. BASTIAN, Abraham L. Indian Terr. BATES, Seward S. K.C. , MO BEARD, Ely J. Overbrook, KS BEAVER, Charles E. Topeka, KS BEHLER, Joel Shawnee Co., KS BENEDICT, Francis M. BENTON, Henry W. K. C. , MO BISHOP, Samuel Douglas Dg. Co. , KS BOENER, William Atchinson, KS BARTLETT, Clara B. St. Louis, MO HENSHAW, Cora V. Dg. Co. , KS SOULE, Emma B. Dg. Co. , KS REISCH, Hattie Princeton, KS WAKLEY, Ida L. Fall Leaf, KS DICKSON, Mary JACKSON, Rosa Reno, KS ASHBY, Jennie Dg. Co. , KS DEMING, Carrie A. REEDER, Bertha S. Dg. Co. , KS GOODYEAR, Rose L. K.C. , MO HEBERLING, Nellie Overbrook, KS FEIL, Amelia Dg. Co. , KS PENNICK, Minnie B. Shawnee Co., KS GRIFFITH, Helen S. BREESE, Eva A. Dg. Co. , KS RUSSELL, Martha J. Dg. Co. , KS VERMILYA, Ella V. Dg. Co. , KS 76 12 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 80 21 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 79 19 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 55 24 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 59 1 Jun 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 33 27 Feb 1890 25 4 Feb 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 37 13 Mar 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 90 16 Sep 1890 27 5 Feb 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 125 17 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 77 13 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 125 18 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 123 17 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 61 16 Jun 1890 100 22 Oct 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 110 6 Nov 1890 Sedgewick Co., KS 38 27 Mar 1890 Dg. Co. , KS PAGE # OFFICIANT John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. A.H. STOTE, M.G. A.H. STOTE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. F.H. PETTENGILL, J.P. Wm. WEYBRIGHT, M.G. Samuel KELSALL, JP. Werter R. DAVIS, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. A.H. STOTE, M.G. T.J. STERNBERGH, J.P. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. A.T. ENNIS, Priest John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. R.H. VAN PELT, M.G. Thos~ G. WINEY, M.G. David WINTERS, M.G. John ENDACOTT, M.G. �o BRIDEGROOM ...... o Cl'I BOUTWELL, Lester F. Denver, Colo. BRADSHAW, Frank Topeka, KS BRASS, Harry B. BREITHAUPT, Gideon BRIDE, Phillip F. BROCK, Wesley E. Linwood, KS BROOKS, Louis BROWN, Norman N. Jr. BROWN, Pernel Lexington, MO BROWNELL, George W. BRUBAKER, Albadore BRUBAKER, Silas B. Centropolis, KS BUFFINGTON, Isaac N. CARLSEN, Jacob P. CARR, Charles H. Jeff. Co., KS CHRISMAN, Peter Denver, Colo. CLARK, William COATE, William Arthur COFFENBARGER, Albert M. Denver, Colo. COHRON, Emmet M. COOPER, Henry CRANE i Ed\'Jard Leav. Co., KS CREEL, Ira H. CROCKER, Ernest CROZIER, George R. CRUM, Harry F. DAMM, John o BRIDE POPENOE, Susie B. Dg. Co., KS GRAHAM, Kathrean Peterton, KS KENNEDY, Lucy L. KRAMER, Paulina E. LANE, Julia A. SISCOE, Jennie E. Linwood, KS WRIGHT, Lizzie GRIBBLE, Clara E. ROFFLE, Evaline Dg. Co., KS SAWYER, Jessie P. SOWERS, Mary N. ROYER, Dora I. Dg. Co., KS TANNER, Cornelia C. SULCEN, Elizabeth RODKEY, Ella J. Leav. Co., KS HOUSEL, Hattie E. Dg. Co., KS AUSTIN, Annie JOY, Helen E. TROPP, Melvina A. Linwood, KS SALISBURY, Elizabeth L. DAVIS, Mary KEENAN, Daisey Leav. Co., KS HELLSTROM, Clara GIBSON, Julia A. WEST, Jessie M. BRANNON, Flora I. ZEEB, Louisa M. DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 8 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 24 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 1 May 1890 13 Feb 1890 3 Sep 1890 24 Dec 1890 Leav. Co., KS 4 Jul 1890 1 Jan 1890 31 Oct 1890 Leav. Co., KS 4 Jan 1890 28 Dec 1890 30 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 28 Jun 1890 30 Dec 1890 27 Nov 1890 Dg. Co., KS 2 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 5 Apr 1890 18 Feb 1890 23 Oct 1890 Leav. Co., KS 23 Oct 1890 19 Jan 1890 5 Jun 1890 Leav. Co., KS 21 Dec 1890 30 Apr 1890 25 Jun 1890 4 Feb 1890 13 Nov 1890 20 R.H. VAN PELT, M.G. 130 T.J. STERNBERGH, J.P. s::: IQ ..... III til () o s::: :;, rt . '< 47 28 84 129 H.A. PASLEY, M.G. Peter SCHUMANN, M.G. Wm. W. AYRES, M.G. E.E. PRESTON, M.G. 66 16 106 Werter R. DAVIS, M.G. John ENDACOTT, M.G. H. CRANER?, M.G. 19 133 103 W.B. STEVENSON, M.G. Peter BRUBAKER, M.G. John RINEHART, M.G. 65 126 117 E.H. KELLAR, M.G. Henry GERLACH, Rev. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 118 R.H. VAN PELT, M.G. o:;, 40 30 100 Moses BROWN, M.G. John MITCHELL, M.G. E.E. PRESTON, Rev. :;, s::: 103 22 60 W.L. GRANT, M.G. F.D. MELCHOR, M.G. Jos. MAGRATH, J.P. 128 46 64 27 108 S. CREEL, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. Richard CORDLEY, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. J. MUELLER, M.G. Q .... rt (I) Q. �~ BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT CD ~ ..... 0 ::s CD CD . I-j ..;: 0 '""" ~ ~ ....;: ~ 0 t.l .... 0 -..J DANIELS, Andrew Leav. Co. , KS DEMING, John E. Overbrook, KS DERBY, George W. DICK, Sheridan M. DIVELBISS, J. Wesley Edgerton, KS ELDER, Solomon A. Leav. Co. , KS ERWIN, George H. Williamstown, KS EWERS, Jerry FABER, George K.C. , MO FAIRBANKS, Beldon W. Leav. Co. , KS FALK, Andrew M. Saline Co., KS FARLEY, Frank B. FEMMER, August FIELD, Millard L. Williamsburg, KS FIELDS, Samuel B. FINCH, Charles FINCH, Clarence o. FOLEY, William D. FORTUNE, Leonard Seymoure Topeka, KS FP~n~l1BACH , Henry B. K.C. , MO GALBRAITH, James B. Hope, KS GARSUCH, Emerson B. GAUCK, August GERHARD, Henry C. tI 0 t: IQ FERGERSON, Eliza J. Leav. Co. , KS BALDWIN, Nettie E. Lopeer, KS RABER, Alta NELSON, Sophia BRADY, Allie G. Dg. Co. , KS GLIMPSE, Lydia A. (Miss) Leav. Co. , KS REYNOLDS, Mattie Williamstown, KS WILSON, Sybil HEINEICHS, Lena Dg. Co. , KS HOLWICK, Ettie Dg. Co. , KS RODELL, Emma C. Dg. Co. , KS PETEFISH, Lizzie M. BUCK, Catherine HUBBELL, Ella Dg. Co. , KS MATHEWS, Hattie PIERCE, Ether A. PIERCE, Eva May RICHARDS, Florence L. BEEKS, Laura B. Dg. Co. , KS McKINNEY, Laura Dg. Co. , KS PORTER, Emma E. Clinton, KS RESER, Adolia LOTZ, Anna LONG, Mary E. 22 May 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 10 Sep 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 10 Sep 1890 9 Apr 1890 3 Sep 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 7 Aug 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 20 Nov 1890 54 J.W. SPRING, M.G. '""" III til 88 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 0 0 t: 87 42 83 H. FARWELL, M.G. John ENDACOTT, M.G. W.A. QUAYL, M.G. 75 John W. SPRING, M.G. 113 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. III 51 31 O.L. TINDALL, M.G. J.J. SILBERMANN, M.G. III IQ CD 82 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. ::s rt . 0...:: >:: ::s III til III til ~ I-j I-j ..... 14 May 1890 18 Feb 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 26 Aug 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 5 Mar 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 15 Oct 1890 4 Mar 1890 14 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 26 Jun 1890 3 Dec 1890 11 Nov 1890 9 Jul 1890 3 Dec 1890 vv. , KS Dg. ro_ 22 Jul 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 27 Nov 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 10 Dec 1890 19 Jul 1890 21 Aug 1890 :tI CD 0 0 I-j tl. 36 Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. 97 34 52 James MARVIN, M.G. J.J. SILBERMANN, M.G. A.H. STOTE, M.G. 64 119 109 67 119 John Q.A. NORTON, M.G. W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Werter R. DAVIS, M.G. 69 Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 115 D.L. McCREARY, M.G. 122 73 81 Jas. MARVIN, M.G. F.W. FIEGENBAUM, M.G. John HALLER, M.G. til .... Q) \() .0 0 0 ::s rt ..... ::s t: CD . tl. �~ (l) ~ ..... 0 :::s (l) (l) ...'1 '<:: 0 ..... >< f...t '<:: ... ~ 0 l.J ....a (Xl tJ BRIDEGROOM GIPSON, William H. De Soto, KS GLENN, Ulysses G. GOEPFERT, Charles W. Jeff. Co. , KS GOODEN, Elmer J. GRANGER, Carey M. K. C. , MO GRAVES, William Leav. Co. , KS GREGORY, Bert M. GRUBB, James A. Topeka, KS HAAS, Charles S. HACKLEY, Edmund E. Dg. Co. , KS HAGER, Arthur G. HAMILTON, Marquis HAMPSHIRE, Levi W. Richland, KS HARRIS, Samuel D. HARRIS, Thomas J. HENDRICKS, Merideth S. HILKEY, Adam Overbrook, KS HODSON, Louis Reno, KS HOGAN, Eugene HOLLODAY, Ben. W. Jeff. ",",v. , KS HOLSINGER, Charles Rosedale, KS HOOVER, John L. HOUSE, James B. Leav. Co. , KS HUGHES, Milton A. HUGHES, Thomas J. ,,~ BRIDE CHOAT, Palestine De Soto, KS DAVIDSON, Martha C. McCOY, Mertrie Bell Jeff. Co. , KS WENZEL, Gussie MITCHELL, Jennie Fricker st. Louis, MO WILLIAMS, Leana Dg. Co. , KS VAN VOORHIS, Myrtie M. MONSON, Carrie Dg. Co. , KS SHLUETER, Mina GIDEON, Mollie Leav. Co. , KS GREENAMYER, Claribel EMERY, Susan DEERING, Emma G. Dg. Co. , KS STRAWTHER, Laura J. STANWIX, Celinda RICHARDSON, Susa A. GARBER, Mary Franklin Co., KS HICKS, Ida M. Fall Leaf, KS CAMPBELL, Helen M. WOMAC, Florence Jeff. Co. , KS STAMP, Fannie Dg. Co. , KS TUTTLE, Susan ROFFLE, Callie Leav. Co. , KS WILLEY, Vida o. GILMORE, Nydia DATE/PLACE 19 Jul 1890 Dg Co., KS 15 Apr 1890 18 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 19 Oct 1890 22 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 5 Nov 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 21 May 1890 15 Nov 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 25 Sep 1890 5 Nov 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 17 May 1890 10 Sep 1890 21 Dec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 19 Nov 1890 21 Jan 1890 21 May 1890 30 Oct 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 29 Jan 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 18 Jun 1890 30 Oct 1890 Jeff. Co. , KS 25 Sep 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 15 Oct 1890 11 Dec 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 22 May 1890 1 Jan 1890 PAGE # OFFICIANT 68 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 42 125 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 99 54 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 108 Albery A. WHITMAN, M.G. 0 c \Q ..... III III n0 c :::s rt '"<: ... ~ III :::s III III III 3: III '"1 '"1 ..... 53 110 A.M. RICHARDSON, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 92 107 Jos. H. MAUL, M.G. F.H. PETTENGILL, M.G. 53 86 127 C.G. HOWLAND, M.G. Em. COHRAU, M.G. A.H. STOTE, M.G. III 23 52 106 Moses BROWN, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. R.J. BURNS, M.G. Thomas G. WINEY, M.G. ... 23 F.H. PETTENGILL, J.P. . 63 104 John S. BROWN, M.G. 1'•• MONTG01-1ERY, Elder 93 Wm. W. AYRES, M.G. 97 122 Joseph MICHAEL, M.G. Samuel KELSALL, Elder 55 17 D.H. WELCH, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. III \Q (l) ::a (l) Q 0 '"1 Q. III ..... e):) \0 Q Q 0 :::s rt ..... :::s c (l) Q. �BRIDEGROOM :c: o . HULTZ, John H. Dg. Co., KS HUTCHESON, Marion F. Jeff. Co., KS ICE, William T. JACKSON, David JACKSON, Henry S. JOHNSON, Thomas H. Dg. Co., KS JOHNSON, William JONES, George S. KARNES, McKissick H. KASINGER, James A. Holling, KS KATZER, Frederick Joe Wabunsee Co., KS KENNEDY, Frank KERN, Edward E. (alias LAIR) Topeka, KS KOOFER, Harry E. LANGE, August Leav. Co., KS LARGENT, William T. LASLETT, Ferdinand C. Dg. Co., KS LEAKE, Charles W. LEHMAN, Fred Charles John LEIS, William E. MACK, Charles Leav. Co., KS MANSFIELD, John W. MARSHALL, James H. MARTIN, Alvin E. MARTIN, George W. MARTIN, Henry A. MATTHEWS, Caswell S. Topeka, KS BRIDE HOPKINS, Mary E. Leav. Co., KS TRIMBLE, Laura A. Dg. Co., KS HOUT, Omena DAILEY, Mary H. FISCHER, Agnes JONES, Ella Johnson Co., KS RAY, Ollie CROWDER, Elizabeth F. VITT, Nora Belle SOWERS, Clara B. Holling, KS WILSON, Virginia B. Dg. Co., KS McKISSOCK, Elmira MOSELEY, Annie M. Dg. Co., KS HOLCOMB, Cora GEGRORI, Carrie Dg. Co., KS MUNCY, Mary T. SHULTZ, Bessie M. Jeff. Co., KS LAGO, Adele L. BITTERLY, Kattie HIIGEL, Barbara E. ELLIOTT, Emma Leav. Co., KS BEASLEY, Anna P. FITCHEN, Emma BOND, Ella DAY, Katie MELVIN, Callie B. SMITH, Jennie E. Topeka, KS DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 25 Feb 1890 Leav. Co., KS 2 Apr 1890 Dg. Co., KS 20 Nov 1890 17 Apr 1890 15 Jan 1890 28 May 1890 Johnson Co., KS 15 Aug 1890 19 Feb 1890 1 May 1890 12 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 5 Mar 1890 Dg. Co., KS 6 Aug 1890 3 Jun 1890 Dg. Co., KS 2 Apr 1890 25 Apr 1890 Dg. Co., KS 22 Jun 1890 28 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 26 Nov 1890 5 Mar 1890 19 Feb 1890 10 Jan 1890 Leav. Co., KS 24 Apr 1890 19 Dec 1890 12 Feb 1890 13 Jun 1890 15 Sep 1890 2 Jun 1890 Dg. Co., KS 32 F.H. PETTENGILL, J.P. 39 Justus McCOY, M.G. 112 43 21 56 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John F. BADSKY, J.P. Albery A. WHITMAN, M.G. Eusebia COUCH, M.G. 78 30 46 96 Moses BROWN, M.G. J.H. SNYDER, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John L. LANGDON, M.G. 35 J.R. MERIDETH, M.G. 74 60 A.A. WHITMAN, M.G. J.A. MOTTER, M.G. 39 45 John ENDACOTT, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 62 104 Elias JESSUT, M.G. W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. 116 36 31 20 J.W. WALKER, M.G. Richard CORDLEY, M.G.Amos H. STOTE, M.G. Sam!. ¥~LS~~L, M.G. 44 127 29 62 89 59 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. License only Richard CORDLEY, M.G. Robert MARTIN, M.G. C.G. HOWLAND, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. ..... Q) \() ...o Q o ::s ....rt::s s::: (1) . 0.. �BRIDEGROOM -0;: ....o ~ o MAXTED, William G. McGINNIS, George A. McNISH, Harry L. McNISH, John W. McNISH, Robert A. MIDDLETON, Frank C. MILLER, George A. Fairplay, Colo. MITCHELL, Alexander C. MOORE, Samuel P. MORRIS, George G. O'BRIEN, M. Van OEHRLE, Godlip (Gotthib) OHLFEST, John OSBORNE, Orestes E. PAGE, Commodore P. Dg. Co., KS PAGE, Henry R. PARSONS, William T. PEAIRS, Hervey B. PEARSON, Guy Williamstown, KS PEEL, William F. Jeff. Co., KS PENDLEY, Joshua C. PLACE, Elijah D. Dg. Co., KS POFF, William J. Leav., KS POLLOCK; Thomas A. K.C., KS PORTER, William T. PRESBY, Wilbur F. PRICE, Jacob R. RABER, Charles D. RAIBLE, Erhard RAIBLE, Erhard PAGE # OFFICIANT BRIDE DATE/PLACE KEYS, Emma J. POWELL, Clara HOPPER, Maggie May TYLER, Sarah A. COOLEY, Laura E . GELLBERG, Hulda A. CLINGER, Carrie G. Dg. Co., KS BALDWIN, Helen M. HENLEY, Gula E. CONNOLE, Maggie L. CHAD BORNE , Elizabeth R. SIMON, Mary FLEISHMANN, Mary A. MACY, Pearle EDLER, Minnie Dg. Co., KS STANLEY, Emma HANSEN, Levonia REECE, Carrie E. BARNES, Fannie Williamstown, KS GILLEY, Hattie S. Jeff. Co., KS DAVEE, Lavina GARWOOD, Hannah C. Palmyra, NJ MILBURN, Olive B. Ft. Scott, KS YARNOLD, Malinda F. Dg. Co., KS RICHARDS, Mary E. STEELE, Janett E. (Miss) MELTON, Bertha E. EVANS, Mary A. GROTE, Minnie GROTE, Minnie 80 19 Aug 1890 26 4 Feb 1890 120 3 Dec 1890 105 29 Oct 1890 57 28 May 1890 132 24 Dec 1890 49 8 May 1890 Dg. Co., KS 70 23 Jul 1890 68 22 Jul 1890 98 21 Oct 1890 101 22 Oct 1890 102 28 Oct 1890 78 14 Aug 1890 87 10 Sep 1890 33 27 Feb 1890 Johnson Co., KS 50 11 May 1890 76 11 Aug 1890 72 30 Jul 1890 67 7 Jul 1890 Dg. Co., KS 77 13 Aug 1890 Dg. Co., KS 72 30 Jul 1890 18 2 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 94 2 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 85 10 Sep 1890 Dg. Co., KS 123 17 Dec 1890 82 28 Aug 1890 81 23 Aug 1890 56 24 May 1890 26 Sep 1890 113 22 Nov 1890 John John A.H. John John John Jas. Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Q.A. NORTON, P.J. STOTE, M.G. Q.A. NORTON, M.G. ENDACOTT, M.G. Q.A. NORTON, P.J. MARVIN, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. H. GERLACH, Rev. C.G. HOWLAND, M.G. Jos. A. PONPENEY, Priest John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. J.H. BONBRAKE, M.G. Harvey STANLEY, M.G. Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. John MITCHELL, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. .... (X) \() ...o C'l John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. John Q.A.· NORTON, P.J. Wm. W. AYRES, M.G. D.L. McCREARY, M.G. John D. GEHRING, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. License only John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. o ::s ..... ::s rt c (1) . Q. �~ <b ....'1:1 0 ::s <b <b ,"1 ~ 0 f...o ~ f-t ,~ ~ . 0 t.> .... .... .... BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 0 0 s::: RANKIN, William H. RAYSON, Harry RICHARDS, Charles F. Dg. Co. , KS RICHARDSON, William C. RICKER, Arthur S.M. RICKER, Hiram M. ROBERTSON, Alexander Leav. Co. , KS ROBINSON, William H. RODRICK, Louis B. Leav. Co. , KS ROYER, John Elmer SAMMER(S) , Edward S. SAMS, William C. K. C. , MO SATTERWHITE, John SCHELL, George W. SCHMIT, John SCHUPP, Louis SCOTT, Harrison C. Leav. Co. , KS SEAMAN, Ira L. SEARCH, Warren o. De Soto, KS SEDGWICK, Harry SEIWALD, George H. SEIWALD, Louis SETTERBERG, Charles SHEPARD, Lucius '" Topeka, KS SHOAF, John H. Osage Co., KS SIMMONS, Samuel T. Osage Co., KS SIMON, Peter J. SIPES, William E. .. ~ MYERS, Mabel F. REECE, Nellie E. FREUND, Carrie F. Edgerton, KS McNEES, Mabel C. THOMPSON, Emma D. EMMONS, Sarah J. LANSDOWN, Sarah F. Leav. Co. , KS KUNKEL, Lizzie H. SHEDD, Margaret L. Leav. Co. , KS STUDEBAKER, Lydia STRAUP, Minnie L. OVERALL, Dot K.C. , MO WILLARD, Cora TAYLOR, Sarah E. LENTZ, Caroline HOOK, Emma JACKSON, Mary L. Leav. Co. , KS GILBERT, Ella M. ROWAN, Anna May De Soto, KS HAZARD, Frank L. VITT, Lena BLECHL, Mary C. OLSON, Margaret H. RUSSELL, Nellie G. Topeka, KS GREWELL, Della C. Dg. Co. , KS RADCLIFF, Ida Osage Co., KS BENNETT, Margaret R. JACK, Sylvia N. 19 Mar 1890 7 May 1890 2 Jul 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 8 May 1890 26 Nov 1890 22 Nov 1890 8 Jan 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 28 Mar 1890 11 May 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 6 Aug 1890 25 Feb 1890 31 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 13 May 1890 10 Apr 1890 17 Feb 1890 19 Jul 1890 6 Aug 1890 Leav. Co. , KS 24 Dec 1890 1 May 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 5 Feb 1890 25 Nov 1890 14 Oct 1890 12 Jun 1890 21 Qec 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 1 Jan 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 22 Oct 1890 Dg. Co. , KS 28 Jan 1890 8 Oct 1890 37 48 65 Amos H. STOTE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. 49 115 114 21 H.A. D.L. John John 38 48 Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. E. HUBBEL, Elder 74 32 58 Christopher FLORY, M.G. J.P. STEPHENS, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 51 41 29 67 73 A.H. STOTE A.H. STOTE, M.G. A.T. ENNIS, Priest Jas. MARVIN, M.G. Samuel KELSALL, J.P. 131 47 A.H. STOTE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P • .]. 28 111 94 61 128 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Henry GERLACH, Priest H. GERLACH, Rev. John Q.A. tlORTot.J , P.J. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 17 Peter BRUBAKER, M.G. 101 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 25 95 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. D.T. WOODWARD, M.G. PASLEY, M.G. McCREARY, M.G. CHARLTON, J.P. Q.A. NORTON, P.J. IQ f...o III III <1 0 s::: ::s rt '"< , ~ III ::s III III III :a: III "1 "1 .... III IQ <b :.a <b 0 0 "1 Q. III ..... Q) \() ,0 0 0 ::s rt ..... ::s s::: <b . Q. �BRIDEGROOM .:c:o SKINNER, Charles A. SMITH, James SMITH, John E. SPEER, Hardin SPRING, John W. Linwood, KS STANLEY, Sherman A. Jeff. Co., KS STEVENS, Quincey C. STEWART, John H. STRAHM, Frederick STROBEL, Jacob G. Johnson Co., KS STURDEVANT, Charles N. Larned, KS SUGRUE, John F. SUTTON, Doctor Franklin SWANSON, Martin TAYLOR, Henry A. THOMAS, Ennis T. Dekalb Co., MO THOMAS, George A. THOMAS, John W. Little Rock, Ark. THOMPSON, Herman V. THOREN, Henry C. THURLOW, Edwin L. Newburyport, Mass. TODD, Lauren M., Sr. TODD, Thomas A.L. TOPPING, John B. TORNADEN, Herman C. TRANSUE, Joseph Jeff. Co., KS ULRICH, Manford URY, Josiah C. BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT RANDEL, Susan R. ALLEN, Eliza FILPEL, Elizabeth Jennie RAHSKOPF, Lillian Z. MOORE, Hattie A. Linwood, KS CARPENTER, Melissa Jeff. Co., KS HASTIE, Mary Gertrude ANDERSON, Sarah L . ALLEN, Ella SEITZ, Margaret G. Dg. Co., KS HUNTER, Ella R. Dg. Co., KS LEE, Maggie A. FOWLER, Ida COLLINS, Minerva J. MOORE, Ella HAINLINE, Edith R. Mt. Sterling, KY CRUCE, Mary ANDERSON, Bessie Dg. Co., KS SIMMONS, Louise M. KAISER, Minnie BRYANT, Mary Taunton, Mass. MURPHEY, Catherine WALTON, Eliza Jane ATKINSON, Mabel HAAS, Lizzie M. GODFREY, Mary E. Jeff. Co., KS KING, Alice CHAPMAN, Charlotte 25 Dec 1890 6 Nov 1890 5 Mar 1890 23 Sep 1890 1 Jun 1890 Leav. Co., KS 30 Jan 1890 Jeff. Co., KS 3 Apr 1890 27 Nov 1890 11 Sep 1890 4 Mar 1890 Dg. Co., KS 25 Apr 1890 Dg. Co., KS 30 Jul 1890 7 Oct 1890 17 Oct 1890 19 Dec 1890 17 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 24 Dec 1890 30 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 24 Dec 1890 25 Nov 1890 28 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 8 Dec 1890 20 Aug 1890 3 Sep 1890 4 Sep 1890 15 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 10 Dec 1890 18 Oct 1890 129 109 34 91 57 Jas. D. SMITH, M.G. Albery A. WHITMAN, M.G. James D. SMITH, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. A.M. RICHARDSON, M.G. 24 Justus McCOY, M.G. 40 116 88 35 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. E.M. COHRON, M.G. John ENDACOTT, M.G. Peter SCHUMANN, M.G. 45 N.A. SWICKARD, M.G. 71 95 98 126 124 A.T. ENNIS, Priest Dexter TUCKER, M.G. J.H. SNYDER, M.G. Robert MARTIN, M.G. Dwight A. STRONG, M.G. 132 133 W.L. GRANT, M.G. Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 131 112 24 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. John J. SILBERMANN, M.G. R.H. VAN PELT, M.G. 120 78 84 85 22 W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. Moses BROWN, M.G. J.A. MOTTER, M.G. John H. MAUL, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 121 99 W.A. QUAYLE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. �~ .o BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT VAIL, Cornelius Madison, Ind. VANDERBUR, Charles VAN PELT, Reuben H. VOGLER, Valentine WALDIE, William Dg. Co., KS WALKER, George C. WALKER, Oliver D. WARREN, William H. Topeka, KS WASHINGTON, George WASHINGTON, George WATSON, Enoch Shawnee Co., KS WEIST, John H. Ogden, utah WELLS, William M. WHEELER, George A. WHITAKER, Fred WHITCOMB, George A. WHITNEY, Marquis D. Leav. Co., KS WIDENER, Charles R. Leav. Co., KS WILLEY, Serenus E. WILLIAMS, James WILSON, Robert E. Ottawa, KS WILSON, Thomas E. Osage Co., KS WINTERS, Ferdinand WISE, Felix E. Franklin Co., KS WRIGHT, Edward Dg. Co., KS WYMAN, Carlton SHANNON, Mary T. Madison, Ind. TAYLOR, Sarah E. GRIFFITH, Alida THIME, Elizabeth CLARK, Maggie B. Thomas Co., KS OHLFEST, Mary E. SIMPSON, Mary Louise SHUFFLEBOTHOM, Bessie Topeka, KS FORTNER, Alice SANDERS, Julia MARGASON, Mary E. Dg. Co., KS MELCHOIR, Helena E. Chicago, Ill. GRANT, Esther TURNER, Mary M. LEE, Lizzie B. CUBBERLEY, Lida K. BROWNING, Jennie Dg. Co., KS OWENS, Nancy C. Leav. Co., KS TUTTLE, Nellie S. ALLEN, Annie ABINGTON, Kittie S. Dg. Co., KS McLAUGHLIN, Kate N. Osage Co., KS SOWERS, Emma WEAVER, Sarah A. Dg. Co., KS WALKER, Mattie Ottawa, KS BATERS, Anna M. 22 Apr 1890 Dg. Co., KS 2 Jun 1890 29 Jul 1890 10 May 1890 23 Jul 1890 Dg. Co., KS 23 Sep 1890 2 Dec 1890 23 Sep 1890 43 Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 59 71 51 70 E. ATKINSON, M.G. F.P. BERRY, M.G. J. MUELLER, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 92 118 91 John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. Richard CORDLEY, M.G. License only >:: III :J !I.l III !I.l :3: III 23 Dec 1890 10 Sep 1890 2 Feb 1890 Dg. Co., KS 7 Jan 1890 Dg. Co., KS 4 Dec 1890 6 Sep 1890 29 Oct 1890 27 Nov 1890 3 Nov 1890 Dg. Co., KS 8 Aug 1890 Leav. Co., KS 25 Nov 1890 4 Jan 1890 22 Apr 1890 Og. CO' i KS 8 Oct 1890 Dg. Co., KS 24 Sep 1890 31 Dec 1890 Dg. Co., KS 22 Jul 1890 Dg. Co., KS 16 Jun 1890 130 86 26 Moses BROWN, M.G. Em. COHRAU, Rev. W.B. STEVENSON, M.G. ~.... III IQ (1) ::0 19 A.T. ENNIS, Priest 120 83 103 117 107 Moses BROWN, M.G. T.A. ROBINSON, M.G. Moses BROWN, M.G. Amos H. STOTE, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. 75 Jos. MAGRATH, J.P. 114 44 Wm. WHITNEY, M.G. F.D. MELCHOR, M.G. M. WOOTEN, M.G. 96 Jas. MARVIN, M.G. 89 134 John L. LONGDON, M.G. Thomas G. WINEY, M.G. 69 W.R. DAVIS, M.G. 63 John Q.A. NORTON, M.G. (1) n o '" Q. !I.l ..... 00 \0 ...o n a :J ....:J rt s::: (1) Q. �BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT WYNNE, Charles E. YEWDALL, Charles H. ZOOK, Jacob M. REINERT, Anna (Miss) VERMILLION, Anna M. o 'DONOGHUE, Inez C. 8 Apr 1890 29 Oct 1890 17 Sep 1890 41 105 90 Thomas D. DAVIS, M.G. John Q.A. NORTON, P.J. A.T. ENNIS, Priest "<:: o N BRIDE INDEX ~ o BRIDE ABINGTON, Kittie S. ALLEN, Annie ALLEN, Eliza ALLEN, Ella ANDERSON, Bessie ANDERSON, Sarah L. ASHBY, Jennie ATKINSON, Mabel AUSTIN, Annie BALDWIN, Helen M. BALDWIN, Nettie E. BARNES, Fannie BARTLETT, Clara B. BATERS, Anna M. BEASLEY, Anna P. BEEKS, Laura B. BENNETT, Margaret R. BITTERLY, Kattie BLECHL, Mary C. BOND, Ella BRADY, Allie G. BRANNON, Flora I. BREESE, Eva A. BROWNING, Jannie BRYANT, Mary BUCK, Catherine CAMPBELL, Helen M. CARPENTER, Melissa CHAPMAN, Charlotte GROOM WILSON, Robert E. WILLIAMS, James SMITH, James STRAHM, Frederick THOMAS, John W. STEWART, John H. BAKER, George W. TOPPING, John B. CLARK, William MITCHELL, Alexander C. DEMING, John E. PEARSON, Guy ADDISON, Ralph WYMAN, Carlton MANSFIELD, John W. FORTUNE, Leonard Seymoure SIMON, Peter J. LEHMAN, Fred Charles John SEIWALD, Louis MARTIN, Alvin E. DIVELBISS, J. Wesley CRUM, Harry F. BENTON, Henry W. WHITNEY, Marquis D. THURLOW, Edwin L. FEMMER, August HOGAN, Eugene STANLEY, Sherman A. URY, Josiah C. BRIDE CHADBORNE, Elizabeth R. CHOAT, Palestine CLARK, Maggie B. CLINGER, Carrie G. COLLINS, Minerva J. C~NNOLE, Maggie L. COOLEY, Laura E. CROWDER, Elizabeth F. CRUCE, Mary CUBBERLEY, Lida K. DAILEY, Mary H. DAVEE, Lavina DAVIDSON, Martha C. DAVIS, Mary DAY, Katie DEERING, Emma G. DEMING, Carrie A. DICKSON, Mary EDLER, Minnie ELLIOTT, Emma ElA.ERY, Susan EMMONS, Sarah J. EVANS, Mary A. FElL, Amelia FERGERSON, Eliza J. FILPEL, Elizabeth Jennie FISCHER, Agnes FITCHEN, Emma FLEISHMANN, Mary A. GROOM O'BRIEN, M. Van GIPSON, William H. WALDIE, William MILLER, George A. SWANSON, Martin MORRIS, George G. McNISH, Robert A. JONES, George S. THOMAS, George A. WHITCOMB, George A. JACKSON, David PENDLEY, Joshua C. GLENN, Ulysses G. COOPER, Henry MARTIN, George W. HAMPSHIRE, Levi W. BANTA, Isaac L. ARNOLD, Henry PAGE, Commodore P. MACK, Charles Hru~ILTON, Marquis RICKER, Hiram M. RABER, Charles D. BEAVER, Charles E. DANIELS, Andrew SMITH, John E. JACKSON, Henry S. MARSHALL, James H. OHLFEST, John .... Q:) \() o ... o o ::s("t ....::s s:::: (1) Q. �~ (J) 'tI ..... 0 ::s(J) (J) ..."1 ..;: ....0 ~ ..;: ... ~ . 0 lou ..... ..... U1 BRIDE FORTNER, Alice FOWLER, Ida FREUND, Carrie F. GARBER, Mary GARWOOD, Hannah C. GREGRORI, Carrie GELLBERG, Hulda A. GIBSON, Julia A. GIDEON, Mollie GILBERT, Ella M. GILLEY, Hattie S. GILMORE, Nydia GLIMPSE, Lydia A. (Miss) GODFREY, Mary E. GOODYEAR, Rose L. GRAHAM, Kathrean GRANT, Esther GREENAMYER, Claribel GREWELL, Della C. GRIBBLE, Clara E. GRIFFITH, Alida GRIFFITH, Helen S. GROTE, Minnie HAAS, Lizzie M. HAINLINE, Edith L. HANSEN, Levonia HASTIE, Mary Gertrude HAZARD, Frank L. HEBERLING, Nellie HEINEICHS, Lena HELLSTROM, Clara HENLEY, Gula E. HENSHAW, Cora V. HICKS, Ida M. HIIGEL, Barbara E. HOLCOMB, Cora HOLWICK, Ettie HOOK, Emma HOPKINS, Mary E. GROOM WASHINGTON, George SUTTON, Doctor Franklin RICHARDS, Charles F. HILKEY, Adam PLACE, Elijah D. LANGE, August MIDDLETON, Frank C . CROCKER, Ernest HACKLEY, Edmund E. SEAMAN, Ira L. PEEL, William F. HUGHES, Thomas J. ELDER, Solomon A . TRANSUE, Joseph BATES, Seward S. BRADSHAW, Frank WELLS, William M. HAGER, Arthur G. SHOAF, John H. BROWN, Norman N. Jr . VAN PELT, Reuben H . BENEDICT, Francis M. RAIBLE, Erhard TORNADEN, Herman C. THOMAS, Ennis T. PARSONS, William T. STEVENS, Quincey C. SEDGWICK, Harry BEARD, Ely J. FABER, George CREEL, Ira H. MOORE, Samuel P. ALISON, John W. HODSON, Louis LEIS, William E. KOOFER, Harry E. FAIRBANKS, Beldon W. SCHUPP, Louis HULTZ, John H. BRIDE HOPPER, Maggie May HOUSEL, Hattie E. HOUT, Omena HUBBELL, Ella HUNTER, Ella R. JACK, Sylvia N. JACKSON, Mary L. JACKSON, Rosa JONES, Ella JOY, Helen E. KAISER, Minnie KEENAN, DAISEY KENNEDY, Lucy L. KEYS, Emma J. KING, Alice KRAMER, Paulina E. KUNKEL, Lizzie H. LAGO, Adele L. LANE, Julia A. LANSDOWN, Sarah F. LEE, Lizzie B. LEE, Maggie A. LENTZ, Caroline LONG, Mary E. LOTZ, Anna MACY, Pearle MARGASON, Mary E. MATHEWS, Hattie McCOY, Mertrie Bell McKINNEY, Laura McKIssaCK, Elmira McLAUGHLIN, Kate N. McNEES, Mabel C. MELCHOIR, Helena E. MELTON, Bertha E. MELVIN, Callie B. MILBURN, Olive B. MITCHELL, Jennie Fricker MONSON, Carrie GROOM McNISH, Harry L. CHRISMAN, Peter ICE, William T. FIELD, Millard L. STURDEVANT, Charles SIPES, William E. SCOTT, Harrison C. AUSTIN, John JOHNSON, Thomas H. ~ III COATE, William Arthur ::s III THOREN, Henry C. III III CRANE, Edward BRASS, Harry B. MAXTED, William G. ULRICH, Manford BREITHAUPT, Gideon ROBINSON, William H. LEAKE, Charles W. BRIDE, Phillip F. ROBERTSON, Alexander WHITAKER, Fred ..... SUGRUE, John F. Q:) \() SCHMIT, John c ... GERHARD, Henry C. o GAUCK, August o ::s OSBORNE, Orestes E. rt ..... WATSON, Enoch ::s s:: FIELDS, Samuel B. (J) Q. GOEPFERT, Charles W. FRAMBACH, Henry B. KENr~EDY, Frank WILSON, Thomas E. RICHARDSON, William C. WEIST, John H. PRICE, Jacob R. MARTIN, Henry A. POFF, William J. GRANGER, Carey M. GRUBB, James A. �..;: o N ~ o BRIDE MOORE, Ella MOORE, Hattie A. MOSELEY, Annie M. MUNCY, Mary T. MURPHEY, Catherine MYERS, Mabel F. NELSON, Sophia O'DONOGHUE, Inez C. OHLFEST, Mary E. OLSON, Margaret H. OVERALL, Dot OWENS, Nancy C. PENNICK, Minnie B. PETEFISH, Lizzie M. PIERCE, Esther A. PIERCE, Eva Mary POPENOE, Susie B. PORTER, Emma E. POWELL, Clara RABER, Alta RADCLIFF, Ida RAHSKOPF, Lillian Z. RANDEL, Susan R. RAY, Ollie REECE, Carrie E. REECE, Nellie E. REEDER, Bertha S. REINERT; Anna (Miss) REISCH, Hattie RESER, Adolia REYNOLDS, Mattie RICHARDS, Florence L. RICHARDS, Mary E. RICHARDSON, Susa A. RODELL, Emma C. RODKEY, Ella J. ROFFLE, Callie ROFFLE, Evaline ROYER, Dora I. GROOM TAYLOR, Henry A. SPRING, John W. KERN, Edward E. (alias LAIR) LARGENT, William T. TODD, Lauren M. RANKIN, William H • DICK, Sheridan M. ZOOK, Jacob M. WALKER, George C. SETTERBERG, Charles SAMS, William C. WIDENER, Charles R. BEHLER, Joel FARLEY, Frank B. FINCH, Charles FINCH, Clarence O. BOUTWELL, Lester F. GALBRAITH, James B. McGINNIS, George A. DERBY, George W. SIMMONS, Samuel T. SPEER, Hardin SKINNER, Charles A. JOHNSON, William PEAIRS, Hervey B. RAYSON, Harry BASTIAN, Abraham L. WYNNE, Charles E. ARNOLD, Frederick F. GARSUCH, Emerson B. ERWIN, George H. FOLEY, William D. PORTER, William T. HENDRICKS, Merideth S. FALK, Andrew M. CARR, Charles H. HOUSE, James B. BROWN, Pernel BRUBAKER, Silas B. BRIDE ROWAN, Anna May RUSSELL, Martha J. RUSSELL, Nellie G. SALISBURY, Elizabeth L. SANDERS, Julia, SAWYER, Jessie P. SEITZ, Margaret G. SHANNON, Mary T. SHEDD, Margaret L. SHLUETER, Mina SHUFFLEBOTHOM, Bessie SHULTZ, Bessie M. SIMMONS, Louise M. SIMON, Mary SIMPSON, Mary Louise SISCOE, Jennie E. SMITH, Jennie E. SOULE, Emma B. SOWERS, Clara B. SOWERS, Emma SOWERS, Mary H. STAMP, Fannie STANLEY, Emma STANWIX, Celinda STEELE, Janett E. (Miss) STRAUP, Minnie L. STRAWTHER, Laura J. STUDEBAKER, Lydia SULCEN, Elizabeth TANNER, Cornelia C. TAYLOR, Sarah E. TAYLOR, Sarah E. THlME, Elizabeth THOMPSON, Emma D. TRIMBLE, Laura A. TROPP, Melvina A. TURNER, Mary M. TUTTLE, Nellie S. TUTTLE, Susan GROOM SEARCH, Warren O. BISHOP, Samuel Douglas SHEPARD, Lucius F. COHRON, Emmet M. WASHINGTON, George BROWNELL, George W. STROBEL, Jacob G. VAIL, Cornelius RODRICK, Louis B. HAAS, Charles S. WARREN, William H. LASLETT, Ferdinand C. THOMPSON, Herman V. OEHRLE, Godlip (Gotthib) WALKER, Oliver D. BROCK, Wesley E. MATTHEWS, Caswell S. ALLEN, Eugene C. KASINGER, James A. WINTERS, Ferdinand BRUBAKER, Albadore HOLSINGER, Charles PAGE, Henry R. HARRIS, Thomas J. PRESBY, Wilbur F. SAMMER(S), Edward S. HARRIS, Samuel D. ROYER, John Elmer CARLSEN, Jacob P. BUFFINGTON, Isaac N. SCHELL, George W. VANDERBUR, Charles VOGLER, Valentine RICKER, Arthur S.M. HUTCHESON, Marion F. COFFENBARGER, Albert M. WHEELER, George A. WILLEY, Serenus E. HOOVER, John L. () o c ::s rt "<: ... ~ ~ ~. ~ (J) ~ (J) Q o "1 Cl. CIl .... Q) \Q C ... Q o ::s ....::s rt c (J) . Cl. �~ o BRIDE TYLER, Sarah A. VAN VOORHIS, Myrtie M. VERMILLION, Anna M. VERMILYA, Ella V. VITT, Lena VITT, Nora Belle WAKLEY, Ida L. WALKER, Mattie WALTON, Eliza Jane WEAVER, Sarah A. WENZEL, Gussie WEST, Jessie M. WILLARD, Cora WILLEY, Vida o. WILLIAMS, Leana WILSON, Sybil WILSON, Virginia B. WOMAC, Florence WRIGHT, Lizzie YARNOLD, Malinda F. ZEEB, Louisa M. GROOM McNISH, John W. GREGORY, Bert M. YEWDALL, Charles H. BOENER, William SEIWALD, George H. KARNES, McKissick H. ARNOLD, George E. WRIGHT, Edward TODD, Thomas A.L. WISE, Felix E. GOODEN, Elmer J. CROZIER, George R. SATTERWHITE, John HUGHES, Milton A. GRAVES, William EVERS, Jerry KATZER, Frederick Joe HOLLODAY, Ben. W. BROOKS, Louis POLLOCK, Thomas A. DAMM, John A CRAJrIFORD DIVORCE From the Lawrence Daily Journal and Evening Tribune, Monday, March 13, 1893. Cynthia CRAWFORD wants a divorce from Robert CRAWFORD on the ground of cruelty and abandonment. REAL ESTNl'E TRANSFERS, 24 FEBRUARY ~892 tl o c: Extracted by the editor from the Lawrence Daily Journal, 24 February, 1892, on microfilm at the Lawrence Public Library. The list was compiled by GLEASON & WHITMAN, Real Estate and Loan Agents and Abstractors. Mary J. SMITH to C.P. GROVENOR, lot 135 block 3 North Lawrence, consideration $100. Geo. BOYD to W.W. COLE, 4x 20 rods in SW cor NW 1/4 of SW 1/4, 29, 12, 20, consideration $1500. Wm. R. CARTER and wife to Nathan KNAPP, lot 20 block 39 West Lawrence, consideration $1080. Castle H. SPENCER et a1 to Daniel H. SPENCER, trustee, N 1/2 lot 58 Massachusetts st. Lawrence, consideration $13,000. F.J. WHITON to J.A. and Theodria SMITH, S 1/2 NE 1/4, 4, 13, 19, consideration $1600. E.F. GOODRICH and wife to Hiram TOWNE, SE 1/4 (less 40 acres) 31, 113, 18, consideration $336.25. Ira W.D. BROWN to J.G. THOMPSON, W 1/2 lot 11 and all of 13, 15, 17, 19, and 21 Elmo st. and W. 1/2 of 12 and all of 14, 16, 18, 20 and 22 Dearborn st., Baldwin, consideration $525. A. Wm. MABERLY and wife to Hiram CANTRELL, 20 acres in SW cor of NW 1/4, 24, 13, 20, consideration $400. Wm. F. OSBORN and wife to Chas. T. COOPER, lots 126, 128, 130, 132, 134, 136 King st., lots 125, 127, 129, 131, 133, 135 Lincoln st., Baldwin, consideration $375. IQ f....o III In C) o c: ::s I"t "<: ... o o ::s ....::s I"t c: (I) . tl.. �LECOlfP'l'ON 'l'CMNSHIP VOTERS - ~6 HARCH ~867 From the Kansas New Era, 19 March 1867. Submitted by Iona Spencer. List of Voters in Lecompton Township, under the Registration Law. ANDRESS, R.R. BACON, G.D. BLANEY, Oberlin o. BONEBRAKE, J.H. BAKER, G.C. BARTLETT, N.B. BRUNER, F.F. BRUNER, J.B. BENNETT, J.R. BRUTTING, Ben BABCOCK, O.S. BROWNING, Garrett BEAUMIRE, Geo. (BAHNMAIER) BANNING, John BROWN, John BROWN, Wm. BROWN, John Jr. BOYD, D.C. BEAN, R.L. CHRISTIAN, W.H. COULTER, C.L. COULTER, G. CUMMINGS, P. COOK, F. CUNNINGHAM, J.B. CORBET, J.C. CRISS, Elias B. CRISS, Moses CLARK, Thos. H. COLE, Asa COLDWELL, R. A .. CALLAHAM, J.F. CHANDLER, Abraham CROWDER, J.N. CROWDER, Jas. CRUM DRICK, Adain DAY, D.G. DRISKEL, Michael DUNCAN, G.W. DUNCAN, Edward DUNCAN, Edward Jr. DUNCAN, Wm. A. DUNCAN, Wm. DUMMER, R.W. DUMMER, Jeremiah DAVIDSON, Jas. A. EVANS, Lyman FOLTON, Tho's. FITZPATRICK, P. FRY, Wm. FARIS, J. FARIS, S.D. GUILFOY, Jas. GREGORY, M.H. GARRETT, Wesley GALAHER, Wm. GENTRY, Nicholas GLENN, Alex GLENN, Wm. GLENN, B.F. GLENN, H.T. GLENN, Rob't. GLENN, A.G. GLENN, Hawk GILMAN, P.H. GIST GRAHAM, N. GREENE, Arthur H. GREENE, Henry M. GOUDY, R.M. GLENN, Joseph HEALEY, H.D. HARBERT, O.B. HUGHES, Rob HEISE, John HARTUP, Thos. HARRIS, E.P. HILL, F.B. HILL, D.M. HEDGER, J.T. HILLIGOSS, S. HAY, Wm. HARPER, Wm. HOAD, F.E. HACKNEY, Joseph ILIFF, Lemuel ILIFF, J.M. ILIFF, M.N. JOHNSON, Thos. KASPER, Jacob KENDRICK, M.C. KIRKPATRICK, H. KERNS, John LOWE, A.K. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 LACY, J.W. LEWIS, Peter LAWLOR, John LAWLOR, Thos. LOOBEY, M. LEAMER, Wm. M. LEWIS, B.F. LEWIS, Abner LYNCH, Dennis LAMAR, B.F. McINTOSH, D.S. McKINNEY, Wm. McKINNEY, Wm. J. MORRIS, G.H. MASON, John McCLANAHAN, J.G. MARTIN, D.H. MARTIN, David McCALL, Moses MOORE, J.F. MURPHY, M. MIGLIARIO, M. MIGLIARIO MILLIGAN, Isaac McGREW, A.F. MARTIN, J.N. MACK, Adam NACE, Wm. M. NASALROD, Jessie NOE, Geo. OLIVER, Thos. OLIVER, Thos. Jr. OLMSTED, Jed. PRESCOTT, A. PATTON, J.N. PENNINGTON, Wm. PICKENS, G.W. PIPER, Henry PALMER, R.E. PETERSON, J.W. RILEY, S.S. ROSE, Alex RICHARDS, R. RAY, H.J. RITCHEY, Fred SHORTLE, P. STRASBURG, J.M. STRASBURG, W.H. 118 SMITH, G.W. SMITH, Wm. L. SCOTT, Chas. M. SHUCK, D. STROICK, D. STORMS, G.F. SPENCER, W.H. SPENCER, J.W. SPENCER, John SPENC:ER, 0.0. STAINES, J.S. SELLERS, A.J. SELLERS, A.A. SHAFER, J.E. TUCKER, J.M. TUCKER, Thos. TREAmlELL, N.D. TYLER, Leander THOMPSON, L. TRIPP, David VANCE, Joseph VAN VALKENBURG WALTERS, F. WEAVER, S. WRIGHT, B. WILLIAMS, L.F.H. WINTERS, M.S. WIZER, P.G. WORTHINGTON, C. WATSON, S.J. WARD, Nelson WEAVER, L.E. YOUNG, Wm. YOUNG, Wm. Jr. YOUNG, Robert YEAGER, Joseph YEAGER, Jacob YEAGER, Geo. ZINN, Geo. W. ZINN, Geo. ZINN, Geo. W. Jr. ZINN, John �IfARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN SlIAJriNEE COUNTY TO DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDERTS ~ OCTOBER ~887 ~o APRIL ~9~3 (1) ....'1:1 g ~ . Compiled by Vivian Clough and submitted by the Watkins Community Museum. '1 .o:c: BRIDEGROOM, AGE RESIDENCE ABRAUZ, John, 27 Lawrence, KS ATWOOD, George, 25 Lawrence, KS BAKER, Ralph E., 22 Lawrence, KS BANNING, Nathaniel, 43 Lawrence, KS BIDWELL, M.H., 22 Lawrence, KS BRACKETT, Harry G., 26 Lawrence, KS CARROLL, J.C., 23 Lawrence, KS COOPER, Edward (Eddie), 25 Lawrence, KS CRAW, Rev. James L., 36 Lawrence, KS DIAL, J.H., 30 Whiting DICKSON, James, 32 Lawrence, KS DIEL, Denver T., 28 Lawrence, KS EVANS, Kenneth Clark, 39 Lawrence, KS FOSTER, George 0., 30 Lawrence, KS GARDNER, Edward T., 23 Lawrence, KS BRIDE, AGE RESIDENCE DATE OFFICIANT HARVEY, Cora, 19 Lawrence, KS STAPLES, Dora B., 31 Lawrence, KS BEARD, Zola G., 19 Lawrence, KS DOWNS, Emma L., 27 st. Joseph, MO ADAMS, Dora E., 23 Lawrence, KS RENICH, Lillian, 18 Lawrence, KS COVEY, Mary E., 29 Lawrence, KS SEATON, Rena, 22 Lawrence, KS JELTZ, Lillian L., 25 Topeka, KS ROTHWELL, Bessie, 19 Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Bertha J., 29 Emporia, KS DELL, Edith R., 26 Lawrence, KS DAVIS, Clementine, 24 Lawrence, KS WARD, Blanche, 27 Topeka, KS BOOTH, Ethel Banche, 20 Silver Lake, KS 21 Mar 1896 J.G. WOOD, P.J. 27 May 1911 Mary E. CHAPIN, N.P. 22 Oct 1909 N.N. PEYTON, Deputy Co. Clerk 25 Nov 1896 J.G. WOOD, Probate Judge 17 Sep 1898 Lewis S. DOLMAN, Probate Judge 18 Sep 1891 H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public 3 Mar 1896 J.G. WOOD, Probate Judge 16 Aug 1909 Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public 1 Jul 1911 F.E. WELLS, Deputy Co. Clerk 23 Dec 1907 R.E. HAYDEN, Probate Judge 12 May 1906 Geo. E. FLANDERS, Notary Public 22 Mar 1909 Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public 23 Dec 1905 Geo. E. FLANDERS, Notary Public 31 Jul 1901 Theo. J. ORNER, Notary Public 30 Mar 1907 Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public �~ o ...... '"o BRIDEGROOM, AGE RESIDENCE BRIDE, AGE RESIDENCE DATE OFFICIANT GEARHARTE, John, 46 Lawrence, KS HARDING, Walter J., 21 Lawrence, KS HAYES, Morris S., 29 Lawrence, KS HUDSON, Samuel, 47 Lawrence, KS HURD, George R., 50 Dg. Co., KS KRUSE, Frank H., 53 HARRIS, Julia, 34 Lawrence, KS RANSOM, Letha B., 21 Lawrence, KS BRUMMITT, Edith, 29 Topeka, KS NESSLER, Della, 27 Lawrence, KS PARDEE, Della, 38 Dg. Co., KS FANLEY, Mrs. Lizzie M., 46 Lawrence, KS PLUMMER, Georgia, 26 Douglas, KS CONGER, Evelyn Adell, 29 Lawrence, KS KENNY, Mary Margaret, 20 Lawrence, KS WOSVENOR, Bertha, 39 Topeka, KS MURPHY, Grace H., 19 Lawrence, KS KINGTON, Laura Ett, 30 27 Feb 1889 W.E. STONE, Clerk 3 Aug 1912 Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary Public 15 Jun 1910 Probate Judge 9 Feb 1897 Lewis S. DOLMAN, Probate Judge 28 Oct 1891 H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public 12 Apr 1913 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 17 Dec 1910 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 3 Jun 1912 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 14 Jun 1910 Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary Public 18 Dec 1906 Geo. E. FLANDERS, Notary Public 16 Nov 1892 H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public 25 Dec 1894 G.N. ELLIOTT, Probate Judge 20 Aug 1901 Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public 21 Dec 1889 A.B. QUINTON, Probate Judge 30 Jan 1908 R.F. HAYDEN, Probate Judge 20 Dec 1910 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 26 Apr 1892 G.N. ELLIOTT, Probate Judge 11 Feb 1904 Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public MANSHARDT, Ervin D., 26 Leonardville, KS McCLAIN, Wilfred K., 26 Lawrence, KS MCCLEERY, John C., 21 Topeka, KS McINTIRE, Levi 0., 49 Lawrence, KS MCMAHON, Harry J., 22 Lawrence, KS MILLER, William, 36 Dg. Co., KS MONTGOMERY, Royal J., 22 Lawrence, KS NEAL, Henry M., 63 Lawrence, KS NOLLER, Albert, 22 Lawrence, KS NULL, John E., 35 Lawrence, KS OPPERMAN, Wm. A., 24 Lawrence, KS OZIAS, Joseph W., 52 Lawrence, KS KEMP, Anna Bertha, 27 Topeka, KS BATTERMAN, Carrie M., 46 Lawrence, KS STOCKMANN, Ella, 25 Vassar, KS MOLITOR, Julia, 21 Lawrence, KS HOOK, Ella Nora, 22 Lawrence, KS ERICKSON, Julia C., 49 Lawrence, KS N- o t:J o s::: IQ ..... PI CIl C) o �~ o BRIDEGROOM, AGE RESIDENCE BRIDE, AGE RESIDENCE DATE OFFICIANT PALMQUIST, Richard, 29 LARSSON, Amelia, 22 Lawrence, KS GOODRICH, Gertrude E., 31 Topeka, KS REANIS, Mabel, 24 Denver, Colo. FLORY, Luetta, 22 Topeka, KS PARRISH, Kate, 22 Topeka, KS READING, Elizabeth, 54 Topeka, KS RITTER, Anna B., 26 Lawrence, KS WHITE, Ida E., 22 Topeka, KS REEDER, Laura M., 21 Lawrence, KS WALLACE, Caroline, 60 Kansas City, MO CREEL, Rachel A., 24 Dg. Co., KS WHITCOMB, Mary L., 26 Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Mamie, 23 Lawrence, KS JOHNSON, Blanche, 20 Lawrence, KS FENWICK, Hettie, 27 Lawrence, KS AGLE, Alberta, 18 Lawrence, KS WALL, Teckla, 21 Lawrence, KS HIATT, I. Patti, 20 Lawrence, KS 18 Oct 1887 D.N. BRUDGE?, County Clerk 10 Jan 1905 Geo. E. FLANDERS, Notary Public 2 Mar 1910 Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary Public 6 Jan 1911 Anne BALLARD, Notary Public 20 Jan 1903 Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public 7 Sep 1911 Mary E. CHAPIN, N.P. 24 Feb 1903 Theo. F. ORNER, Notary public 22 Feb 1897 J.P. WILSON, Notary Public 11 Jan 1899 S.C. GARRAND, Notary Public 11 Sep 1899 S.C. GARRAND, Notary Public 29 Mar 1892 H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public 2 Mar 1910 Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary public 7 Jun 1901 W.E. FAGAN, Probate Judge 20 Apr 1907 Geo. C. FLANDERS, Notary Public 25 Sep 1902 W.E. FAGAN, Probate Judge 12 Mar 1909 Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public 27 Mar 1895 J.W. WOOD, Probate Judge 14 Jan 1909 W.F. SCHECK, Probate Judge PHILLIPS, Ray A.J., 34 Lawrence, KS PRENTICE, Steven S., 32 Lawrence, KS PRICE, Leslie A., 27 Lawrence, KS RAY, Bert, 23 Lawrence, KS READING, James, 58 Lawrence, KS RITTER, W.M., 42 Lawrence, KS ROACH, F.E., 28 Lawrence, KS ROBISON, Myrtloth D. Lawrence, KS ROGER, Rufus, 64 Lawrence, KS SAWERS, James H., 26 Topeka, KS SCHRADER, Carl R., 25 Lawrence, KS SCOTT, James, 21 Lawrence, KS SCROGGS, Wendell, 24 Topeka, KS SHIPMAN, H.L., 24 Oakland, KS SMITH, Howard, 24 Salina, KS SMITH, Samuel, 26 Topeka, KS STEPHENS, Nelson I., 21 -Lawrence, KS ("t o t:I o c ....III IQ CIl () o o o ::s("t ..... ::s c (b Q" �BRIDEGROOM, AGE RESIDENCE BRIDE, AGE RESIDENCE DATE OFFICIANT ~ ru ~ ~. ru ~ TAYLOR, James, 27 CARR, Lena, 25 29 Jan 1912 m Somerset, KS Lawrence, KS Anne BALLARD, Notary Public ~ ~. TAYLOR, Merrill S., 22 MEDSGER, Goldie E., 21 7 Jun 1905 0 m Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS Geo. FLANDERS, Notary Public ~ ~ TEGART, Flint T., 28 HUPP, Mary C., 18 7 Apr 1892 m ~ Dg. Co., KS Osage Co., KS H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public ~ TENNENILES?, John, 43 WILSON, Alma, 32 10 Jul 1894 ~ ~ Og. Co., KS G.N. ELLIOTT, Probate Judge c m TUTT, Elmore, 28 GRAY, Alice,_~2~1~________________-=3~0~M~a~r~1~9~1;0~APTN~~~~~~bl~:---------___________ ~ ______ Lawrence,,~K~S~________----__--__~~opeka-,-KS Mary E. CHAPIN, Notary Public WALTON, J.C., 22 BALL, Francis E., 21 1 Oct 1904 Lawrence, KS Abilene, KS R.F. HAYDEN, Probate Judge ~ WARD, Osa C., 21 JUDKINS, Nellie, 21 23 Oct 1900 §ru Elmont, KS Lawrence, KS S.C. GARRARD, Notary Public ~ WARREN, Asa J., 67 MILEY?, Mary, 55 22 Aug 1893 n Lawrence, KS Shawnee Co., KS G.N. ELLIOTT, Probate Judge 0 WHEATON, Charles A., 39 SEYMOUR, Hattie C., 35 3 Aug 1901 Topeka, KS Lawrence, KS W.E. FAGAN, Probate Judge WHEELER, Robert, 37 KING, Lula, 20 10 Sep 1891 Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public WHITE, Thomas, 24 MAP, Mary, 22 14 Apr 1903 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public WIEMAN, Fred W., 28 DUREIN, Anna M., 24 10 Jun 1903 Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public WILLEY, J.W., 66 FAIRFIELD, Susanna E., 56 10 Dec 1903 Lawrence, KS Fort Des Moine, Iowa Theo. F. ORNER, Notary Public WINCHELL, Nathan J., 33 PEMBROKE, Mary C., 33 8 Oct 1909 Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS Hazel D. RICHARDSON, Notary Public WOODS, Ralya B., 23 EMICK, Maud May, 21 30 Jul 1903 Lawrence, KS Junction City, KS R.F. HAYDEN, Probate Judge WOODWARD, Brinton D., 31 LORD, Frances J., 26 17 Oct 1904 Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS R.F. HAYDEN, Probate Judge WRIGHT, Chester F., 27 MARTIN, Eilza J., 23 12 Sep 1895 Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS H.J. BEVELLE, Notary Public s· �BRIDE INDEX BRIDE ADAMS, Dora E. AGLE, Alberta BALL, Francis E. BATTERTON, Carrie M. BEARD, Zola G. BOOTH, Ethel Blanche BRUMMITT, Edith CARR, Lena CONGER, Evelyn Adell COVEY, Mary E. CREEL, Rachel A. DAVIS, Clementine DELL, Edith DOWNS, Emma L. DUREIN, Anna M. EMICK, Maud May ERICKSON, Julia C. FAIRFIELD, Susanna E. FANLEY, Mrs. Lizzie M. FENWICK, Hettie FLORY, Luetta GOODRICH, Gertrude E. GRAY, Alice HARRIS, Julia HARVEY, Cora HIATT, I. Patti HOOK, Ella Nora HUPP, Mary C. JELTZ, Lillian JOHNSON, Bertha J. JOHNSON, Blanche JOHNSON, Mamie JUDKINS, Nellie KEMP, Anna Bertha KENNY, Mary Margaret GROOM BRIDE GROOM BIDWELL, M.H. SMITH, Howard L. WALTON, J.C. NEAL, Henry M. BAKER, Ralph E. GARDNER, Edward T. HAYES, Morris S. TAYLOR, James H. McCLAIN, Wildred K. CARROLL, J.C. SAWERS, James H. EVANS, Kenneth Clark DIEL, Denver T. BANNING, Nathaniel WIEMAN, Fred W. WOODS, Ralya B. OZIAS, Joseph W. WILLEY, J.W. KRUSE, Frank H. SHIPMAN, H.L. PRICE, Leslie PHILLIPS, Ray A.J. TUTT, Elmore GEARHARTE, John ABRAUZ, John STEPHENS, Nelson OPPERMAN, William A. TEGART, Flint T. CRAW, Rev. James L. DICKSON, James SCROGGS, Wendall SCOTT, James WARD, Osa C. MONTGOMERY, Royal J. McCLEERY, John C. KING, Lula KINGTON, Laura Ett LARSSON, Amelia LORD, Frances J. MAP, Mary MARTIN, Eilza J. MEDSGER, Goldie E. MILEY?, Mary MOLITOR, Julia MURPHY, Grace H. NESSLER, Della PARDEE, Della PARRISH, Kate PEMBROKE, Mary C. PLUMMER, Georgia RANSON, Letha B. READING, Elizabeth E. REANIS, Mabel REEDER, Laura M. RENICH, Lillian RITTER, Anna B. ROTHWELL, Bessie SEATON, Rena SEYMOUR, Hattie C. STAPLES, Dora B. STOCKMANN, Ella WALL, Teckla WALLACE, Caroline WARD, Blanche WHITCOMB, Mary L. WHITE, Ida E. WILSON, Alma WOSVENOR,Bertha A. WHEELER, Robert MILLER, William PALMQUIST, Richard WOODWARD, Brinton D. WHITE, Thomas WRIGHT, Chester F. TAYLOR, Merrill S. WARREN, Asa J. NULL, John E. McMAHON, Harry J. HUDSON, Samuel HURD, George R. RAY, Bert WINCHELL, Nathan J. MANSHARDT, Ervin D. HARDING, Walter J. READING, James W. PRENTICE, Steven S. ROBISON, Myrtloth D. BRACKETT, Harry G. RITTER, W.M. DIAL, I.H. COOPER, Edward (Eddie) WHEATON, Charles A. ATWOOD, George NOLLER, Albert SMITH, Samuel ROGERS, Rufus FOSTER, George O. SCHRADER, Carl R. ROACH, F.E. TENNENILES?, John McINTIRE, Levi M- o \::1 o c '-' IQ III III () 0 ~ (l) III 1-<. Q. iu ::s MIII . n o ::s M- I-<. ::s c (l) Q. �RECENT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS Obituaries listed here are of persons who were born in Douglas County or moved here before 1911. The obituaries themselves usually give much more information. The edition of the Lawrence Journal World in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. AMYX, Mae Alexander of Lawrence, KS, b. 25 May 1895, Beagle, KS; d. 12 Sep 1990, Eudora, KS; m. 13 Oct 1913, Parker, KS, S.M. AMYX (d. Nov 1969); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery. (Thur. 13 Sep 1990, Fri. 14 Sep 1990) CONBOY, Gertrude Martha of Lawrence, KS, b. 17 Dec 1894, Cottonwood Falls, KS; d. 3 Jan 1991, Lawrence, KS; m. Raymond P. CONBOY (d. 1970); bur. Mount Calvary Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Thur. 3 Jan 1991) DEXTER, Lenora Douglas of Sun City, CA, b. 20 Mar 1900, Baxter, IA; d. 24 Ju1 1990, Topeka, KS; m1. 20 Ju1 1940, William H. DOUGLAS (d. 22 Sep 1978); m2. 3 Oct 1980, Wilfred H. DEXTER; bur. Mount Hope Cemetery, Topeka, KS. (Wed. 25 Jul 1990) FLORY, Lola Mary of Lone Star, KS, b. 21 May 1896, Lone Star, KS; d. 24 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 22 Dec 1915, Joseph Donald FLORY (d. 22 Aug 1977); bur. Washington Creek Cemetery. (Sun. 25 Nov 1990, Mon. 26 Nov 1990, Tues. 27 Nov 1990) GRIFFIN, Edward L. "Ed" of Lawrence, KS, b. 18 Aug 1889, on a farm on the west bank of the Hudson River at Ulster Landing, NY; d. 5 Jun 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. Ruth SPRAY (d. 1972); bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Tues. 5 Jun 1990, Wed. 6 Jun 1990) HOFFSOMMER, Raymond A. of Lecompton, KS, b. 30 Mar 1900, Perry, Oklahoma Territory; d. 28 Jan 1991, Topeka, KS; m. 25 Dec 1925, Lecompton, KS, Irene S. SLAVENS (d. 20 Aug 1989); bur. Topeka Cemetery. (Wed. 30 Jan 1991) KIDD, Hilda (ZIESENIS) of Prospect, KY, b. 18 Jun 1900, Eudora, KS; d. 28 Dec 1990, Louisville, KY; m. 2 Jun 1927 Dana KIDD (d. 1982). (Wed. 2 Jan 1991) LINDELL, Martha A. "Mattie" of Lawrence, KS, b. 6 Dec 1890, Lapier, Osage Co., KS; d. 3 Mar 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 24 Feb 1915, Lone Star, KS, Earl August LINDELL (d. 28 Feb 1941); bur. Washington Creek Cemetery, Douglas Co., KS. (Mon. 5 Mar 1990) MORRISS, Effie M. of Topeka, KS, b. 11 May 1898, Ozawkie, KS; d. 6 Feb 1991, Topeka, KS; m. 31 Mar 1917, Allen Ray MORRISS (d. Nov 1974); bur. Maple Grove Cemetery, Lecompton, KS. (Thur. 7 Feb 1991) NIEDER, Mable Irene (STEVENSON) of Lawrence, KS, b. 24 Apr 1897, Lone Star, KS; d. 6 Dec 1990, Eudora, KS; m. 1934, Carl NIEDER (d. 1974); bur. Washington Creek Cemetery, Douglas Co., KS. (Thur. 6 Dec 1990, Fri. 7 Dec 1990) PATTERSON, Fred, Sr. of Lawrence, KS, b. 4 May 1889, Haddam, KS; d. 25 Oct 1989, Lawrence, KS; m. 22 Aug 1942, Olathe, KS, Mary Alice TIPTON; bur. Reno Cemetery, Leavenworth Co., KS. (Thur. 26 Oct 1898, Fri. 27 Oct 1989) PUCKETT, William M., Sr., of Lawrence, KS, b. 26 Feb 1898, Pleasa.nt Grove, KSi d. 26 Dec 1990, Lawrence, KS; m1. 30 Apr 1919, Lone Star, KS, Lillie Marie BOND (d. 17 Jan 1965); m2. 11 Jul 1973, Ottawa, KS, lignes Lorene MOHLER ~d. 2 Jan ,1982); bur. Memorial Park Cemete,ry. (Wed. 26 Dec 1990) STEFFEN, Gert~e Faye of Lawrence, KS, b. 22 May 1899 south of Eudora, KS; d. 8 Jan 1991, Lawrence, KSi m. John STEFFEN (dec'd); bur. Deay Cemetery near Eudora, KS. (Wed. 9 Jan 1991, Thur. 10 Jan 1991) The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 124 �THE ENGLISH LUTBBRAlI CHURCH OF LAJiREBCB -- ~898 Taken from the Directory of the English Lutheran Church, pub.lished by The World Company in 1898, and presented to the Watkins Community Museum by Cathy Ambler. Submitted by Judy Sweets. The church was located at ,1040 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS. MEMBERS ALLEN, Mrs. Maggie, 943 Massachusetts Street. ALBACH, Philip, 1701 Tennessee Street. ALBACH, Mrs. Philip, 1701 Tennessee Street. ALBACH, Henry, 309 Indiana Street. ALBAUGH, Theo. F., 1043 Delaware Street. ALBAUGH, Mrs. Theo. F., 1043 Delaware street. BROEKER, Mrs. Emma, 835 New York Street. BIEBUSH, Mrs. Annie, 845 New Hampshire Street. BELL, Miss Letitia, 1025 Vermont Street. BALDWIN, Mrs. Grace, Lawrence. BERKLE, Mrs. Minnie, 1132 Rhode Island Street. BREHM, Rev. W.E.,1133 Rhode Island Street. BREHM, Mrs. W.E., 1133 Rhode Island Street. CRISS, S.T., 1032 Ohio Street. CRISS, Mrs. S.T., 1032 Ohio Street. CRISS, Miss Nellie, 1032 Ohio Street. DEVLIN, Norris N., 1221 New York Street. 'DEVLIN, Mrs. Norris N., 1221 New York Street. DEVLIN, Miss Fannie M., 1221 New York Street. ERIKSEN, C.J., 1017 New Hampshire Street. ERIKSEN, Mrs. C.J., 1017 New Hampshire Street. ERIKSEN, Julius, 923 Louisiana Street. ENDACOTT, Mrs. Wm., 846 Illinois Street. ENDACOTT, Frank, 1121 New Jersey Street. FREDERICKSON, A., 1014 Vermont street. FREDERICKSON, Mrs. A., 1014 Vermont Street. GAUMER, Mrs. Balilla, Doane's Addition. GAUMER, Mrs. Chas. Jr., Lawrence. GAUMER, Chas., Lawrence. GAUMER, Mrs. Chas., Lawrence. GOOD, David, 245 Indiana Street. GOOD, M~s. David, 245 Indiana Street. HAY, Miss Flora, 1116 Connecticut Street. HAY, Miss Gertie C., 1116 Connecticut Street. HAY, Miss Gladys, 1116 Connecticut Street. HUTT, Mrs. E., 1026 New Jersey Street. BUTT, Miss Marie, 1026 New Jersey Street. BUTT, Miss Anna S., 1026 New Jersey Street. The Pioneer, vol. XIV, No.3 125 w. E. BREHM, PASTOR. �The English Lutheran Church of Lawrence - 1898, continued. HUTT, Miss Julia, 1026 New Jersey street. HUTT, Miss Ida, 1026 New Jersey street. HAGENBUSH, Mrs. Chas., Block 10 Rhode Island St. HERNING, Mrs. S.A., 1121 New Jersey Street. HERNING, Miss Rebecca, 1121 New Jersey Street. HERNING, Albert, 1121 New Jersey Street. HASTIE, Wm. L., 1119 pennsylvania Street. HASTIE, Mrs. Wm. L., 1119 Pennsylvania Street. HABERSTROH, J.C., 912 Connecticut Street. HABERSTROH, Mrs. J.C., 912 Connecticut Street. JENSEN, N.O., 1029 New York Street. JENSEN, Mrs. N.O., 1029 New York Street. JENSEN, Carl P., 1029 New York Street. JESPERSON, Julius, 1023 New Jersey Street. JESPERSON, Mrs. Julius, 1023 New Jersey street. KIRCHHOFF, Geo., 830 Alabama Street. KIRCHHOFF, Mrs. Geo., 830 Alabama Street. KOEHRING, John G., 1043 Rhode Island Street. KOEHRING, Mrs. John G., 1043 Rhode Island Street. KOEHRING, Anna, 1043 Rhode Island Street. KOEHRING, Martha, 1043 Rhode Island Street. LONG, D.S., 945 Maine Street. LONG, Mrs. D.S., 945 Maine Street. LONG, Vernelle, 945 Maine Street. LYTER, C.E., 1125 New York Street. LYTER, Mrs. C.E., 1125 New York Street. LOHMANN, F., 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Mrs. F., 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Miss Mamie, 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Josephine, 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, John J., 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Franklin H., 1025 Connecticut Street. LOHMANN, Benjamin G., 1025 Connecticut Street. MUNRO, D., 1341 Ohio Street. MUNRO, Mrs. D., 1341 Ohio Street. MADSEN, Mrs. Emma, 1035 New Jersey Street. NADELHOFFER, Wm., 1036 Connecticut Street. NADELHOFFER, Mrs. Wm., 1036 Connecticut Street. OLSON, Mrs. M., 912 Pennsylvania Street. OLSON, Axel T., 1229 New York Street. PEARCE, W.J., 1005 Pennsylvania Street. PEARCE, Mrs. W.J., 1005 Pennsylvania Street. PATTON, Mrs. L.A., Lawrence. PATTON, Miss Ida B., Lawrence. PETERSON, Wm., 1183 Quincy Street. PARCELS, John W., Eudora, Kansas. PIERSON, Mrs. Katherine, 1047 Delaware Street. PITT, Lou, Block 12 Connecticut Street. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 126 �The English Lutheran Church of Lawrence - 1898, continued. PITT, Mrs. Lou, Block 12 Connecticut Street. PROTSCH, Richard E., 1041 New York Street. PROTSCH, Mrs. Richard E., 1041 New York Street. RUSSELL, Mrs. Wm., 908 Connecticut Street. REINHART, Chas. E., 1225 Delaware Street. REINHART, Mrs. Chas. E., 1225 Delaware Street. ROCKLAND, Mrs. M., 1336 Massachusetts Street. ROBINSON, Mrs. Alice, 112 pennsylvania Street. SCHELL, Mr. G.W., 928 Penna st. (entry handwritten) SCHELL, Mrs. G.W., 928 Penna St. (entry handwritten) SCHELL, Miss Bell, 928 Penna St. (entry handwritten) STEVENS, Miss Maggie, 1041 Tennessee Street. SNEEGAS, Frank, Block 16 Connecticut Street. SNEEGAS, Mrs. Frank, Block 16 Connecticut Street. SNEEGAS, Mrs. Eligth, Block 16 Connecticut Street. SNEEGAS, Miss Mary M., Block 16 Connecticut street. SELIG, Mrs. L.F., 945 Rhode Island Street. SHIRAR, David, 1310 Louisiana Street. SHlRAR, Geo. Frank, 1310 Louisiana Street. SHlRAR, James R., Lawrence. SHlRAR, Mrs. James R., Lawrence. SHIRAR, Miss Cora, Lawrence. SHIRAR, Chas., Lawrence. SHIRAR, Thos. N., Lawrence. SMITH, Mrs. Geo. H., 1002 Vermont Street. ST. GERMAINE, Thos., Indian School. SELIG, A.L., 1321 New Hampshire Street. SELIG, Mrs. A.L., 1321 New Hampshire Street. SELIG, John E., 1331 New Hampshire Street. SELIG, Mrs. John E., 1331 New Hampshire Street. TRAYNOR, Myrtle M., Block 10 Indiana Street. THAARUP, Alfred, Innes' Store. VERNSEN, Ole, 1244 New Jersey Street. VERNSEN, Mrs. Ole, 1244 New Jersey Street. VERNSEN, Miss Walberg, 1244 New Jersey Street. WOLLENZEIN, Mrs. Frances, 431 Indiana Street. WILSON, Clyde, 1341 Ohio Street. OFFICERS OF THE CHURCH W.E. BREHM, Pastor. Residence: 1133 Rhode Island Street. ELDERS: C.J. ERICKSEN, J.R. SHlRAR, C.E. LYTER. DEACONS: Frank ENDACOTT, D. SHlRAR, A. HERNING. TRUSTEES: S.T. CRISS, Hy. ALBACH, Wm. NADELHOFFER. TREASERER: Hy ALBACH. ORGANIST: Miss Marie HUTT. SECRETARY: A. HERNING. USHERS: Frank SHlRAR, Julius ERIKSEN. JANITOR: N.O. JENSEN. Residence: 1025 New York Street. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 127 �The English Lutheran Church of Lawrence - 1898, continued. OFFICERS OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Mrs. S.T. CRISS, Superintendent. Mr. Benj. G. LOHMANN, Assistant Superintendent. Miss Annie OLSON, Secretary. Mr. C.J. ERIKSEN, Treasurer. Miss Gladys HAY, Librarian. Miss Katie EBERHART, Organist. Mr. G.R. GOULD, Musical Director. TEACHERS: Miss Nellie CRISS, Mrs. Chas. HAGENBUSH, Miss Belle SCHELL, Rev. W.E. BREHM, Miss Anna HUTT, Mr. J.R. SHIRAR, Miss Josephine LOHMANN, Mr. Benj. G. LOHMANN, Miss Flora HAY, G.R. GOULD, Mrs. W.E. BREHM, Mr. C.J. ERIKSEN, Mrs. C.J. ERIKSEN. YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Miss Anna HUTT, President. Miss Josephine LOHMANN, Vice President. Mr. Benj. LOHMANN, Secretary. Miss Anna HUTT, corresponding Secretary. Mr. Frank ENDACOTT, Treasurer. Rev. W.E. BREHM, Critic. Miss Annie OLSON, organist. WOMEN'S HOME & FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. D. MUNRO, President. D. GOOD, Vice President. Belle SCHELL, Rec. Secretary. C.E. LYTER, Treasurer. CHILDREN'S MISSION BAND Miss Miss Miss Miss Josephine LOHMANN, Superintendent. Annie OLSON, President. Minnie NADELHOFFER, Rec. Secretary. Nellie PENCHARD, Treasurer. ADVERTISEMENTS FISCHER & SON, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, 742 Massachusetts St. CULBERTSON & THOBURN, Coal and Sand, Merchants' National Bank Building. C.J. ERIKSEN, Dealer in General Household Goods, 942 1/2 and 944 Mass. St. MORRIS, The Photo Artist, 829 Mass. st. WM. WIEDEMANN'S, Pure Candies, Fresh Oysters, Ice Cream & Soda. GEO. H. SMITH, Dealer in Saddlery and Harness Goods, 730 Mass. St. FREDERICKSON & McKENZIE, Grocers, 923 Massachusetts Street. ED. ANDERSON, Restaurant and Fine Confectionery, 715 Mass. St. G.R. GOULD, Dealer in all kinds of Implements. Misses PETERSON & HUTT, Millinery Parlors, 836 Mass. st., Up stairs. ALBACH & PREHM, Dry Goods and Notions, 843 Mass. st. after Feb. 1, 1898. SHEARER & CO., Dry Goods, Cloaks Etc., 919 Mass. St. CHAS. HESS, Meat Market, 941 Mass. St. R.E. PROTSCH, Merchant Tailor, 819 Mass. St., Over Dailey's. C.W. STRAFFON, Pure Drugs, Musical Instruments & Supplies, 921 Mass. St. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 128 �THE CITY OF CLEARFIELD The following was extracted from Clearfield History 1858-1976, printed in pamphlet form by the Bicentenniel History Committee, 1976. Submitted by Zona Smith. The city of Clearfield was organized in 1885. It consisted of a General store, Post Office, cooperative Creamery, Blacksmith Shop and Barber Shop. Mr. John GLASER built the general store in 1885 and also ran the post office. He named the new town Clearfield after Clearfield, Pennsylvania, the town they had migrated from. Lou HAAS, Andrew SCHENDEL and Gideon BREITHAUPT, respectively, ran the store and post office - the latter purchasing them in 1905 and selling the store in 1921. This was a busy little store in a progressive community. Farmers brought their cream and eggs and exchanged them for groceries, dry goods, shoes, candy, material, etc. They also came to pick up their mail. The mail that was delivered to Clearf ield camE~ by way of train to Vinland. It was delivered to Clearfield by Lew HANSON's mother once or twice a week. She came the road straight west of Clearfield from Vinland (this road is no longer open). Later, the mail came through the Eudora Post Office. The cooperative creamery was run first by a Mr. AINSWORTH and then later by Mr. Arch DEAN. It was located across the road and south of the church. The farmers in their respective areas would take turns gathering up the others' milk, take it on to the creamery at Clearfield where it was sepa'rated. The separator was run by a steam engine. The cream was taken to Edgerton and shipped to Kansas City. The milk was taken back to the farm to be fed to the livestock. The creamery building is standing today on the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Phil BRECHEISEN. The blacksmith shop was operated by Mr. Edwin SHULTZ and was located just east of the cemetery. He was kept busy shoeing horses and fixing iron pieces that farmers around the area needed. Later a blacksmith shop was started up by Bill SELZER and is still in operation on his son Wilfred's farm. Ed BEARD had a blacksmith shop for a short time located north of the church, but gave it up to go into farming. The barber shop was north of the general store and was operated by Mr. Andrew WISSMAN. It was opened all night as that was about the only time the men and boys could catch him to cut their hair. On Saturday nights there would be as many as thirty to forty fellas in the shop - "so crowded you couldn't spit on the floor." A shave would cost the guys ten cents and a hair cut fifteen cents. CLEARFIELD SCHOOL The school was located on the RODEWALD farm (east of the church). This log cabin school house was used for community gatherings and worship services. The first name of the school was Union. It was probably started in the 1860's and was a large school. In 1907 it was moved about a mile west of its first location and still is used today, as the Grange bought it for their meeting house. Barnhardt KRAMER, William BRECHEISEN and John STURM were early school board members. School was held at Clearfield until that district unified with the Baldwin School system in the 1940's. Pleasant Oak School was organized in the fall of 1907. It was built about a mile and a half east of the church to take care of the children living in that area. The first teacher was Carrie BLAKEMAN. The first school board members were: George BRECHEISEN, George MEEDER and William BRECHEISEN. The The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 129 �The City of Clearfield, continued. school stayed open till the fall of 1947 when the children started school in Baldwin as the Pleasant Oak district unified with Baldwin. CLEARFIELD GRANGE In 1907 under the able leadership of Douglas County Master, Brother George A. WEILER, steps were taken to organize a Grange in the Clearfield neighborhood. On February 21 and 22, 1907, Brother WEILER with the assistance of Brother A.P. REARDON, State Lecturer, obtained about 20 names of prospective members. On March 4, 1907 they met at the Union school House, later known as the Clearfield school. The group met on March 6 to complete the organization of the Clearfield Grange #1451. Brother REARDON was asked to get them a charter. He presented the charter to them in April. The following officers were elected for the year of 1907: Master Harvey REED; Lecturer - Sister A.B. DEAN; Overseer - Mr. A.B. DEAN; Steward Henry McKINNEY; Assistant Steward - Fred DEAY; Chaplain - Minnie HAUSMAN; Treasurer - Henry HAUSMAN; Secretary - William SELZER; Gatekeeper - William VITT; Ceres - Lena BREITHAUPT; Pomona - Carrie SELZER; Flora - Emma BREITHAUPT; Lady Assistant Steward - Eva FRYE. On January 16, 1951 the Clearfield Grange bought the Clearfield School House from the Baldwin School District for $50 and a half acre from Roy BREITHAUPT. The minutes of the Clearfield organizational meeting disclosed that some of the important issues of the day were discussed - such as rural mail delivery, freight rates, the Grange Insurance program, and getting good books to read. This is characteristic of a subordinate Grange program. Since all Grange policy is proposed and discussed first on the local level and then passed on to the state and national levels. The Clearfield Grange has a membership of 160. Eight of these have taken the seventh degree. Walter BRECHEISEN, George ROHE, Fred DEAY, Paul SELZER, William BOEHLE, Alfred SIEWALD, Herman BOHNSACK, Anna PAASCH, Homer CLARK and Fred EDER were 50 year members. CLEARFIELD CHURCH In 1854 Kansas was organized as a territory. Among the early settlers were German speaking families who had come from eastern parts of the United States. They were members of an Evangelical Church. The one desire they had in connection with finding a new home was to have the church of their choice. Many appeals were made to the Church through the Christian Botschafter and Evangelical Messenger. In 1858, Rev. G. FLEISHER, one of the first missionaries (circuit riders) sent to the Territory of Kansas, began a mission in the small town of Franklin (close to Lawrence - southeast). After organizing a class there, Rev. FLEISHER came to the Clearfield community, which was formerly known as Captain Creek, and organized a class which became a part of the Franklin Mission. The following early settlers were charter members: Peter BRECHEISEN and wife, William BRECHEISEN and wife, George MEEDER and wife, Ben KRAMER and wife, George HAUSMAN and wife. Brother MEEDER was elected Class Leader and Brother KRAMER, Exhortor. This was an encouraging beginning and developed into a prosperous congregation. For many years it was one of the strongest and most influential societies in the conference. Early meetings were held in homes. The pioneer families walked or went to meetings in lumber wagons to one of the member's homes to attend religious services. When the circuit rider was due for a The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 130 �The City of Clearfield, continued. sunday service, word was spread about there would be a meeting at a certain home and all the families took lunch baskets and went to spend the day at the home where the meeting was to be held. After a few years a log cabin school house was built on what is now the RODEWALD farm. This was also used as the Sabbath Day meeting place. A few years later the log cabin was weatherboarded and painted. This made it into a cozy, warm building - the place of many community gatherings. The first of two camp meetings in Kansas was held here in the summer of 1861. The attendance was about 100 people which included five ministers and 30 from the Clearfield Church. These camp meetings were held east of the Church on the SCHENDEL and MEEDER farms. The main service was held in a big tent and each family had their own tent to live in for the period of t:he camp meeting. These pioneer German settlers were from different provinces in the Old Country; therefore, each spoke a little different language. This made communication and teaching in the Sunday School and Church difficult. Sermons were all delivered in German. One pioneer lady is said to have gone to church every Sunday to sit through the meetings, but couldn't understand a word the minister said. The change to English was over a period of several years. Following World War I, during the pastorate of Rev. C.E. PLA~~Z, the transition was completed from German to the English language. In May of 1956 the Evangelical Church merged with the United Brethren forming the Evengelical United Brethren Church. The uniting session was held at Wichita, Kansas. Our lay delegate was Mrs. Irene BRECHEISEN. On October 16, 1957, Rev. Jacob NELSON had the dedication service for the new communion table which was a gift from the George BRECHEISEN family. On October 2, 1958 the congregation of the Clearfield Church was honored on its 100th anniversary. Rev. NELSON, our pastor, and Conference Superintendent Rev. H.H. VOGEL, presided at the worship service and the afternoon fellowship. Many letters were received and shared from former ministers, lay people and friends. Among those present were Henry DECKWA, Mrs. William SELZER and Mrs. Emma POOCH STEVIC who were born in Germany but came to settle at Clearfield at an early age. Mr. DECKWA came to this country with his parents at the age of 7 years. He first attended church at Clearfield in 1883, and after he was a little older, served as teacher and Sunday School superintendent for 40 years. Mrs. SELZER came to America with her father when she was three years old, settling near relatives here. Mrs. STEVIC was three years old when her parents settled in this community and she Btarted to attend this country place of worship. In 1964 the congregation under the leadership of Rev. Richard BENTON, our pastor, started planning for an educational annex. The land was donated in 1966 by Wesley DECKWA for this project. The plans consisted of' 5 classrooms and bathrooms on the first floor with a utility room, kitchen and fellowship hall in the basement. On March 28, 1968, a ground breaking ceremony was held with our pastor, Rev. Clayton LEHMAN, and Conference Superintendent Rev. Max WRIGHT, presiding. In May, 1968 the E.U.B. Churches and Methodist Churches united to become the United Methodist Church. This uniting service was held at Baker University in Baldwin City, Kansas. On December 8, 1968, consecration services were held for the new educational building. Rev. T. Neal HIATT, District Superintendl3nt, was the officiating minister with Rev. LEHMAN helping. In the afternoon a dedication service was held for the new organ which was purchased in 1967 .. Mrs. Gordon REYNOLDS presided at the organ. One tradition still followed at Clearfield is the Christnlas tree with candles, instead of the usual electric lights. George STURM, who for years cut The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 131 �The City of Clearfield, continued. and decorated the tree and made the candle holders for the tree, wrote the_ following: As nearly all the families that settled in the Clearfield community came from Germany, Christmas was celebrated very much the same as the country they left, much the same as now but everything was in the German language. Two men and three women were on the Christmas committee, very much the same as now. The first two men I remember was David SCHENDEL and William SELZER -they got a nice tree and decorated it with a lot of ornaments and a lot of popcorn strung around the tree like rope. The candles were small and were first lighted when the program was half over. Programs were very much the same as now, only it was all German. Minnie BRECHEISEN was the first organist I remember - she played the organ and sang at the same time. Gideon BREITHAUPT was the first Superintendent I remember. Sometimes we would eat our dinner at school then get back to school before the bell rang. Treats were much the same as now. The little children's treats were always hung on the tree in a red mesh bag which looked real nice. Sometimes an arch was put on the altar rail in front of the tree about six or seven feet high and about twelve feet wide and decorated with evergreen and ornaments. Preachers were always well remembered with good things to eat. Many families made the German Christmas cookies decorated with colored sugar. Christmas was a jolly time for the young and old - it still is. The following is a list of the ministers who served at Clearfield: Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Geo. FLEISCHER, 1858 C. BERNER, 1859, 1860 F. BERNER, 1861 J. RASSKOFF, 1862 J.F. SCHREIBER, 1863 J.J. ESHER, 1864 Phillip FRECKER, 1865-1867 D. ZELLNER, 1867 S.W. McKESSON, 1868, 1869 H. HAAS, 1870 J. WUERTH, 1871, 1872 J.F. SCHREIBER, 1873-1876 Wm. DAESCHNER, 1879, 1880 '\_ r-__ C_H_U_'_IC_H_ _•.. Moses DISSINGER, 1881 F. HARDER, 1882-1884 J. SCHMIDLI, 1885-1887 P. SCHUMANN, 1888-1890 51! 1-' VOL ------ -------- --- \ STEAM - Clearfield about 1900 Part of a map_drawn by George STURM. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 132 eNGINt. �SOHE OBITUARIES OF CLEARFIELD RESIDENTS Copies of the obituaries, which contain more information, may be found at the Watkins Community Museum. BRECHEISEN, BENJAMIN ELIAS of Edgerton, age 92; d. Fri., 6 Jul 1984 at Gardner Skilled Nursing Home; bur. Clearfield cemetery; survivors - son Lucky BRECHEISEN, Edgerton, daughter Donna KNOCHE, Gardner. Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 7 Jul 1984. BRECHEISEN, ETHEL IRENE (DEAY) of Baldwin, b. 20 Dec 1909, Clearfield community south of Eudora; d. late Mon., 30 Aug 1982 at her home; m. Teddy BRECHEISEN (d. Jun 1975); bur. Deay Cemetery south of Eudora; survivors daughters Mrs. Virginia DURR, Mrs. Jean REYNOLDS, both of Eudora, Mrs. Norma JARDON, Baldwin, Mrs. Carol KOCH, Home, KS, and Mrs. Eva HARRISON, Columbus, Miss., sons Ted BRECHEISEN Jr., Baldwin, and Rod BRECHEISEN, Coral Springs, FL, mother Mrs. Eva DEAY, Wellsville, brother Charles DEAY, Eudora. Lawrence Journal World, Wed., 1 Sep. 1982. BRECHEISEN, ESTHER AMELIA of Eudora, b. 24 Feb. 1898, near Eudora, daughter of Peter BRECHEISEN II and Caroline NElS BRECHEISEN; d. Sat., 10 Sep. 1983 at her home; bur. Clearfield Church Cemetery; survivors - brother Oscar BRECHEISEN, Eudora. Topeka Capital, Mon., 12 Sep 1983; Lawrence Journal World, Mon., 12 Sep. 1983. BRECHEISEN, HARVEY G. of Wellsville, b. 11 Jul 1891, Clearfield; d. 28 Dec 1982 at Wellsville Manor Nursing Home; bur. Clearfield Cemetery. Lawrence Journal World, Wed., 29 Dec 1982. BRECHEISEN, LOTTIE A. of rural Eudora, age 86; d. Sat., 12 Jul 1986, Lawrence Memorial Hospital; m. Oscar BRECHEISEN (d. 1984); bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - daughters Mrs. Hazel OSBORN, Baldwin, and Janet S~rOUGH, Cheyenne, WY. Baldwin Ledger, Thurs., 17 Jul 1986. BREITHAUPT, BURTLE F. of Eudora, b. 10 Dec 1902, Clearfield; d. Sat., 24 May 1986, Cedarwood Care Center, Lawrence; bur. Eudora Cemetery; £lurvivors - son Delbert BREITHAUPT Sr., Eudora. Lawrence Journal World, Mon., 26 May 1986. BREITHAUPT, CLIFFORD C. of Lawrence, b. 6 Aug 1906, Clearfield, son of Frederick and Emma REDDING BREITHAUPT; d. late Fri., 19 Oct 1984, at a Lawrence hospital; m. 21 Jun 1936, Olathe, Lynette BEASLEY; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence; survivors - wife Lynette, daughter Mrs. Marcia BARNETT, Emporia, sons Charles BREITHAUPT, Overland Park, and Donald BREITHAUPT, Aurora, Colo, brother Burtle BREITHAUPT, Lawrence. Topeka Capital, Sun., 21 Oct. 1984. BREITHAUPT, MAY VIOLA (BRECHEISEN) of Clearfield, b. 10 Sep 1892, Clearfield; d. 29 Apr 1982 at Cedar House Nursing Home, Ottawa; m. 1915, Alvin F. BREITHAUPT (d. 1967); bur. Clearfield Cemetery, Clearfield; survivors _ daughter Alice May BADDERS, Ottawa, son Gerald, Wellsville, brother Harvey BRECHEISEN, Wellsville. Lawrence Journal World, Fri., 30 Apr. 1982. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 133 �Some Obituaries of Clearfield Residents, continued BREITHAUPT, ROY G. of Eudora, b. 14 May 1891, Clearfield; d. Thurs. evening, 13 Aug 1981, at a Eudora nursing home; bur. Clearfield Cemetery just south of Eudora; survivors - wife Alma, Eudora, daughters Ruth WILSON, Eudora, and Mrs. Eileen VINCENT, Moses Lake, Wash., sisters Mrs. Vera CAREY, Carlsbad, N.M., and Mrs. Ida BOMAR, Kansas City, Kan .. Lawrence Journal World, Fri., 14 Aug. 1981; Sun., 16 Aug. 1981. CHANNELL, LEE of Baldwin, b. 23 May 1885 near Bonner Springs; d. Sun. afternoon, 1 May 1966 at Gardner Medical Center; m. Goldie __ (d. 1961); bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - daughter Mrs. Mabel ELLIOTT of Orrick, MO, grandson Oliver Lee ELLIOTT of Orrick, MO, brothers Floyd CHANNELL, Lawrence, and Cecil CHANNELL, Wyoming, niece Mrs. Betty PERDUE, Baldwin. Lawrence Journal World, Mon., 2 May 1966. CHANAY, JOHN HENRY near Baldwin; bur. daughters Mrs. Ray Lawrence, and Mrs. 1960. of Baldwin area, age 65; d. Fri., 8 Apr. 1960 at his home Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - wife Lillie of the home, SEETIN, Washington D.C., Mrs. Earl WRIGHT, 729 Mo. St., Ray TUCKER, Milwaukee. Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 9 Apr. GLASER, CAROLINE of Kansas City, KS; d. 18 Jul 1924, morning, at Bethany Hospital; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - sister Mrs. A.M. POTTER of Lawrence. Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 19 Jul 1924. JOHNSON, GROVER ARDEN of Clearfield, age 37; d. Tues. 19 Aug 1930 at Lawrence hospital; bur. Clearfield; survivors - wife Emma, children Arden, Beatrice, Grover Jr., Othie, Eunice and Aileen, all of the home. Lawrence Journal World, Tues., 19 Aug. 1930. LAWRENZ, AUGUST of 820 N. H st., Lawrence; d. Sat. morning, 27 Aug. 1960; survivors - sisters Mrs. B.B. SHORE of 421 Miss. St., Mrs. Dan STURM of Wellsville, and Miss Emma LAWRENZ and Miss Minnie LAWRENZ, both of Topeka. Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 27 Aug. 1960. LAWRENZ, EMMA of Topeka, b. 7 Dec. 1886, Koeslin, Germany; d. unmarried, Sat., 5 Jan. 1974 at the Methodist Home, Topeka; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - brothers Henry and Fred LAWRENZ, both of Baldwin, sisters Minnie LAWRENZ, Topeka, and Mrs. Dan STURM, Eudora. Lived in the United States since 1887. Lawrence Journal World, Mon., 7 Jan. 1974. McTAGGART, GEORGE A. of Edgerton, age 57; d. Thurs. evening, 3 Nov. 1966 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors -- wife Ester, daughters Mrs. Sherry GARRISON of Alexandria, VA, and Mrs. Elizabeth ALMQUIST of Pittsburgh, PA, sons Edward McTAGGART, Casper, WY, Robert McTAGGART of Edgerton, and Olof McTAGGART of the home, mother Mrs. Nellie CRANKS HAW of Kansas City, sisters Mrs. Alice McTAGGART and Mrs. Hattie STEWART, both of Kansas City, brother Donald McTAGGART of Muncie. Lawrence Journal World, Fri., 4 Nov. 1966. MEEDER, PHILLIP G. of Denver, Colo., b. 26 Nov 1893, son of George and Lena (ROHE) MEEDER; m. 22 Oct 1919,~Gertrude BRECHEISEN (d. 29 Nov 1977); d. 15 Dec. at a Denver hospital, age 84; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; brother Charles preceded him in death; survivors - brothers Albert MEEDER, Grove, Ok., Archie MEEDER, Edgerton, Florin MEEDER, Wellsville, and David MEEDER, Chatanooga, Tenn., sisters Nannie CLARK, Baldwin, Mae GARRETT, Kansas City, Mo., Berniece The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 134 �Some Obituaries of Clearfield Residents, continued SMITH, San Jose, Calif., and Cornelia ALEXANDER, Detroit Lak.e, Minn.; Pallbearers were Rodney BRECHEISEN, Ted BRECHEISEN, Jr., Gerald BREITHAUPT, Lyle CLARK, Ronald MEEDER and Richard KRAMER; Organists Jean REYNOLDS, Roger ROSZELL. Lawrence Journal World, date unknown. SCHENDEL, MABEL A. of Wellsville, b. 8 Sep 1914, Clearfield, daughter of Lewie H. and Mabel Marie DWYER SCHENDEL; d. Tues. 13 March 1984 at a Gardner hospital; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - brothers Lewis B. SCHENDEL, Edgerton, and Wesley SCHENDEL, Eudora, sister Mrs. Helen PINZEL, Independence, Mo. Topeka Capital, Wed., 14 Mar. 1984; Lawrence Journal Wor.ld, Tues., 13 Mar 1984. SELZER, HAZEL of rural Baldwin, b. 29 Feb 1896 in rural Baldwin; d. 24 Sep 1983 in Samaritan Lodge; m. Dan SELZER (d. 1967); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery; survivors - son Dorian, 823 Crestine, Lawrence, sister Flossie SCHELLACK, Gardner. Lawrence Journal World, Sun., 25 sep.·' 1983; Baldwin Tele-News, Thurs., 29 Sep 1983. SELZER, NANA (STROBEL), b. 13 Mar. 1857, Herman, MO; d. Wed., 17 Apr. 1935 at her home a mile west of Clearfield; m. 19 Feb. 1880, W.J. SELZER (d. 1924); bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors - sons W.J. SELZER and Dan SELZER, both of near Baldwin, sisters Mrs. Martin ROHE, Mrs. Louise REBER, Mrs. Sophia KURTZ, Mrs. Clara HARBOUR, Mrs. Minnie NElS and Mrs. Sarah POTTER, all of near Eudora, brothers Jacob STROBEL of Eudora and Dan STROBEL of Arkansas. Lawrence Journal World, Thurs., 18 Apr 1935. SELZER, OTTO WILLIAM of Baldwin City, b. 23 Mar 1916, Clearfield, son of William John and Sophia BAECKER SELZER; d. Fri. 20 July 1984 at an Ottawa hospital; m. 30 Dec 1945, Kansas City, KS, Ilene May SCHRECK; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin City; survivors - wife Ilene, sons James SELZER, Olathe, David SELZER, Omaha, Neb., and Bob SELZER of the home in Baldwin, sisters Mrs. Helen BREITHAUPT, Wichita, Mrs. Christene SOMMER, Eudora, and Mrs. Imogene SCOLES, Kansas City, KS, brother Wilfred SELZER, Baldwin City. Topeka Capital, Sat., 21 ,Jul. 1984; Lawrence Journal World, Sat., 21 Jul 1984. SELZER, PAUL HENRY of Baldwin City, b. 29 Sep 1895, Clearfield, son of John Jay and Carrie GLASER SELZER; d. Fri. afternoon 2 Dec 1983 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital; m. 16 Mar 1922, Wellsville, Zelia WRIGHT SELZER; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin; preceded in death in 1974 by son Donald Wright SELZER; survivors - wife Zella of the home, brother Erwin SELZER, Lawrence, sisters, Mrs. Elfrida LULOW, Mrs. Ruby MINDEMAN and Mrs. Lila GARVER, all of Tulsa, Okla., and Mrs. Winona DURR, Corning, N.Y .. Topeka Capital, Sun., 4 Dec 1983; Lawrence Journal World, Sun., 4 Dec 1983. SELZER, WILFRED L. of rural Baldwin, b. 7 May 1905, rural Baldwin, son of William and Sophia BAKER SELZER; d. Sat. 12 Sep 1987 at an Ottawa hospital; m. 20 Mar 1937, Eudora, Eva MILBURN; bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin; survivors _ wife Eva, sisters Helen BREITHAUPT, Wichita, Christine SOMMER, Eudora, and Imogene SCOLES, Kansas City, KS. Baldwin Ledger, Thur. 17 Sep 1987. STURM, JOHN, b. 1 Oct 1888 in rural Eudora; d. Tues. morning, 16 Mar. 1976 at Orchard Lane Nursing Facility, Baldwin; bur. Clearfield Cemetery; survivors _ sister Mrs. Minnie MURDOCK, Edgerton, brothers Dan and George STURM, both of Rt. 1, Eudora. Lawrence Journal World, Tues., 16 Mar 1976. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 135 �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send' queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor. DEERING, GIFFORD, JOHNSON, WATERS John B. DEERING, b. Feb 1833, Bathe, ME, carriage maker & farmer living in Black Jack in 1860's. His sister Sophie with her husband Samuel WATERS also settled in Palmyra Twp •• John married Cornelia GIFFORD in late 1860's. She was daughter of Bezekiah GIFFORD, one of the founders of Elgin, IL in 1830's, who also lived in Palmyra Twp •• Need information on burial site of Hezekiah GIFFORD near Ottawa, death and burial information on Samuel WATERS and his son Charles WATERS from Wellsville. Any information on John and Cornelia's family, particularly daughter Ada DEERING JOHNSON, a Lawrence schoolteacher. Mark B. HAMPSHIRE; ·7106 South Dexter, Littleton, CO 80122. BANISTER, IRELAND Seeking information on Rose Marie (BANISTER) IRELAND, daughter of Blanche and L.D. (Dick) BANISTER of Kansas City, KS(?) or MO(?). She married Millard IRELAND and in the 1940's broadcast from a Lawrence, KS radio st:ation. Will share information. Elizabeth SANDERS, R. 5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. CARLILE, CRISS, EASUM, HACKATHORN, WILSON Seeking the following children of Lenore W. CARLILE (CARLYLE) nee WILSON, 1905 - 1984, of Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co., KS: Mrs. Robbie CRISS, Oskaloosa; Patricia HACKATHORN, Oskaloosa; Charlene EASUM, Lawrence; Tom CARLILE, Topeka; Arthur CARLILE, Dayton, TN; Bert CARLILE, Ocala, Marion Co., FL; Larry CARLILE, Ocala, Marion Co., FL. These locations are all c. 1984, the year of Lenore CARLILE's death. Anyone having knowledge of the above named people's current whereabouts is asked to please contact David HART, 4001 .lean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714. Telephone (516) 433-8460. HART REWARD - $50.00 - for any authentic, identified photograph of Calvin W. BART, son of Samuel C.and Lucy E. BART, who died at Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS at the age of 22 1/2 years old in July, 1905. Equal or lesser amount:s paid for other such photos of other HARTs, who maybe my relatives, from slame vicinity c. 1883 - 1907. Write for details first or call. David HART, 4001 Jean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714-4521. Telephone (516) 533-8460. The Pioneer, Vol. XIV, No.3 136 . �THE PIONEER, Vol. XIV, No. 3 INDEX ATYOOD ABINGTON Kittie S., 113, 114 George, 119, 123 AUSTIN ABRAUZ Anni e, 106, 114 John, 119, 123 John, 105, 115 ADAMS Dora E., 119, 123 AYRES Ym. Y., 106, 108, 110 ADDISON BABCOCK Alberta, 121, 123 G.D., 118 Mr., 129 BADDERS ALBACH Al ice May, 133 Henry, 125 BAD SKY Hy., 127 John F., J. P., 109 Phi lip, 125 Philip, Mrs., 125 ALBACH O.S., 118 BACON AINSYORTH & PREHM, 128 ALBAUGH Theo. F., 125 Theo. F., Mrs., 125 ALEXANDER Cornelia, 135 ALISON John Y., 105, 115 ALLEN BAECKER Sophia, 135 BAHNMAIER Geo., 118' BAKER George Y., 105, 114 G.C., 118 Ralph E., 119, 123 Soph i a, 135 BALDYIN Annie, 113, 114 Grace, Mrs., 125 Eli za, 112, 114 Helen M., 110, 114 Ella, 112, 114 Eugene C., 105, 116 Mrs. Maggie, 125 ALMQUIST Elizabeth, Mrs., 134 AMBLER Cathy, 125 AMYX Mae Alexander, 124 S.M., 124 ANDERSON Bess ie, 112, 114 Ed., 128 Sarah L., 112, 114 ANDRESS R.R., 118 ARNOLD Frederick F., 105, 116 George E., 105, 117 Henry, 105, 114 ASHBY Jennie, 105, 114 ATKINSON E., M.G., 113 Mabel, 112, 114 Seward S., 105, 115 BATTERMAN, Carrie M., 120 BATTERTON Carrie M., 123 BEAN R.L., 118 Ralph, 1D5, 114 AGLE BATES Nettie E., 107, 114 BALL Francis E., 122, 123 BALLARD Anne, 120, 121, 122 BANISTER Blanche, 136 L.D. (Dick), 136 Rose Marie, 136 BANNING John, 118 Nathaniel, 119, 123 BANTA Isaac L., 105, 114 BARNES Fannie, 110, 114 BARNETT Marcia, Mrs., 133 BARTLETT Clara B., 105, 114 N.B., 118 BASTIAN Abraham L., 105, 116 BATERS BEARD Ed, 129 Ely J., 105, 115 Zola G., 119, 123 BEASLEY Anna P., 109, 114 Lynette, 133 BEAUMIRE Geo., 118 BEAVER Charles E., 105, 114 BEEKS Laura B., 107, 114 BEHLER Joel, 105, 11,6 BELL Letitia, Miss, 125 BENEDICT Franc isM., 105, 115 BENNETT J.R., 118 Margaret R., 111, 114 BENTON Henry Y., 105, 114 Richard, Rev., 131 BERKLE Minnie, Mrs., 125 BERNER C., Rev. , 132 F. , Rev., 132 BERRY F .P., M.G. , 113 BEVELLE H. J., 119, 120, 121, 122 BIDYELL M.H. , 119, 123 BIEBUSH Annie, Mrs. , 125 BISHOP Samuel Douglas, 105, 116 BITTERLY Kattie, 109, 114 BLAKEMAN Carrie, 129 Anna M., 113, 114 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 BLANEY Oberlin 0., 118 BLECHL Mary C., 111, 114 BOEHLE Yilliam, 130 BOENER Yi II iam, 105, 117 BOHNSACK Herman, 130 BOMAR Ida, Mrs., 134 BONBRAKE J.H., M.G., 110 BOND Ella, 109, 114 Lillie Marie, 124 BONEBRAKE J.H., 118 BOOTH Ethel Banche, 119 Ethel Blanche, 123 BOUTWELL Lester F., 106, 116 BOYD D.C., 118 Geo., 117 BRACKETT Harry G., 119, 123 BRADSHAY Frank, 106, 115 BRADY All ie G., 107, 114 BRANNON F lora I., 106, 114 BRASS Harry B., 106, 115 BRECHEISEN Benjamin Elias, 133 Carol, 133 Caroline Neis, 133 Esther Amelia, 133 Ethel Irene (DEAY), 133 Eva, 133 George, 129, 131 Gertrude, 134 Harvey G., 133 Hazel, 133 Irene, Mrs., 131 Janet, 133 Jean, 133 Lottie A., 133 l.ucky, 133 137 �BRECHEISEN, cont. May Viola, 133 Minnie, 132 Norma, 133 Oscar, 133 Peter, 130 Peter, Mrs., 130 Peter II, 133 Phil, 129 Rod, 133 Rodney, 135 Ted Jr., 133, 135 Teddy, 133 Virginia, 133 Wal ter, 130 William, 129, 130 William, Mrs., 130 BREESE Eva A., 105, 114 BREHM W.E., 127 W.E., Mrs. , 125, 128 W.E. , Rev., 125, 128 BREITHAUPT Al ice May, 133 Alma, 134 Alvin F., 133 BurtleF.,133 Charles, 133 Clifford C., 133 Delbert Sr., 133 Donald, 133 Ei leen, 134 Enma, 130 Enma Redding, 133 Frederick, 133 Gerald, 133, 135 Gideon, 106,115,129,132 Helen, Mrs., 135 Ida, 134 Lena, 130 Lynette (BEASLEY), 133 Marcia, 133 May Viola (BRECHEISEN), 133 Roy, 130 Roy G., 134 Ruth, 134 Vera, 134 BRIDE Phillip F., 106, 115 BROCK Wesley E., 106, 116 BROEKER Enma, Mrs., 125 BROOKS Louis, 106, 117 BROliN Ira II.D., 117 John, 118 John Jr., 118 John S., M.G., 108 Lena, 104 Moses, 106,108,109,112, 113 Norman N. Jr., 106, 115 Pernel, 106, 116 11m., 118 BROWNELL George II., 106, 116 BROIINING Garrett, 118 Janni e, 114 Jennie, 113 BRUBAKER Albadore, 106, 116 Peter, M.G., 106, 111 Silas B., 106, 116 BRUDGE? D.N., 121 BRUMMITT Edith, 120, 123 BRUNER F.F., 118 J.B., 118 BRUTTING Ben, 118 BRYANT Mary, 112, 114 BUCK Catherine, 107, 114 BUFFINGTON Isaac N., 106, 116 BURNS R.J., M.G., 108 CALLAHAM J.F., 118 CAMPBELL Helen M., 108, 114 CANTRELL Hiram, 117 CAREY Vera, Mrs., 134 CARLI LE Arthur, 136 Bert, 136 Larry, 136 Lenore II., 136 Tom, 136 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 CARLSEN Jacob P., 106, 116 CARLYLE. See CARLILE. CARPENTER Mel issa, 112, 114 CARR Charles H., 106, 116 Lena, 122, 123 CARROLL J . C., 119, 123 CARTER 11m. R., 117 CHAD BORNE El izabeth R., 110, 114 CHANAY John Henry, 134 Lill ie, 134 CHANDLER Abraham, 118 CHANNELL Ceci l, 134 Floyd, 134 Goldie, 134 Lee, 134 Mabel, 134 CHAPIN Mary E., 119,120,121,122 CHAPMAN Charlotte, 112, 114 CHARLTON John, J.P., 111 IIi II ie, 102 CHOAT Palestine, 108, 114 CHRISMAN Peter, 106, 115 CHRISTIAN II.H., 118 CLARK Homer, 130 Lyle, 135 Maggie B., 113, 114 Nannie, 134 Thos. H., 118 lIilliam, 106, 114 CLINGER Carrie G., 110, 114 CLOUGH Vivian, 119 COATE IIi II i am Arthur, 106, 115 COFFENBARGER Albert M., 106, 116 COHRAU Em., Rev., 108, 113 138 COHRON Enmet M., 106, 112, 116 COLDIIELL R.A., 118 COLE Asa, 118 11.11., 117 COLLINS Minerva J., 112, 114 CONBOY Gertrude Martha, 124 Raymond P., 124 CONGER Evelyn Adell, 120, 123 CONNOLE Maggie L., 110, 114 COOK F. , 118 COOLEY l.aura E., 110, 114 COOPER Chas. T. , 117 Edward (Eddie), 119, 123 flenry, 106, 114 CORBET J.C., 118 CORDLEY Richard, 106, 109, 113 COREL James P., 102 Olivia, 102, 103 IIi II iam, 102 CORNILUS Lid, 102 COUCH ElJsebia, 109 COULTER C. L., 118 G. , 118 COVEY Mary E., 119, 123 CRANE Edward, 106, 115 CRANER? H., 106 CRANKS HAil Nellie, Mrs., 134 CRAil James L., Rev., 119, 123 CRAil FORD Cynthia, 117 Robert, 117 CREEL. Ira H., 106, 115 Rachel A., 121, 123 �CREEL, cont. S., 106 CRISS El ias B., 118 Moses, 118 Nellie, Miss, 125, 128 Robbie, Mrs., 136 S. T., 125, 127 S. T., Mrs., 125, 128 CROCKER Ernest, 106, 115 CROWOER Eli zabeth F., 109, 114 Jas., 118 J.N., 118 CROZIER George R., 106, 117 CRUCE Mary, 112, 114 CRUM, 118 CRUM Harry F., 106, 114 CUBBERLEY Lida K., 113, 114 CULBERTSON & THOBURN, 128 CUMMINGS P., 118 CUNNINGHAM J.B., 118 DAESCHNER WIn., Rev., 132 DAILEY Mary H., 109, 114 DAMM John, 106, 117 DANIELS Andrew, 107, 114 DAVEE Lavina, 110, 114 DAVIDSON Jas. A., 118 Martha C., 108, 114 DAVIS Clementine, 119, 123 Mary, 106, 114 Thomas D., 114 Werter R., 105,106,107, 113 DAY D.G., 118 Katie, 109, 114 DEAN Arch, 129 A.B., 130 DEAN, cont. A.B., Mrs., 130 DEAY Charles, 133 Ethel Irene, 133 Eva, Mrs., 133 Fred, 130 DECKWA Henry, 131 Wesley, 131 DEERING Ada, 136 Adah, 99 Albert, 99 Cornelia (GIFFORD), 99 Enma, 100 Enma G., 108, 114 John, 99, 101 John Henry, 99, 101 John H., 136 Maria Enma, 99 Mary Enma, 101 Sam, 99 Sarah B., 99, 101 Sophie, 136 DELL Edith, 123 Edith R., 119 DEMING Carrie A., 105, 114 John E., 107, 114 DERBY George W., 107, 116 DEVLIN Fannie M., Miss, 125 Norris N. , 125 Norris N., Mrs. , 125 DEXTER Lenora Douglas, 124 Wilfred H., 124 DIAL I.H., 123 J.H., 119 DICK Sheridan M., 107, 116 DICKSON James, 119, 123 Mary, 105, 114 DIEL Denver T., 119, 123 DISSINGER Moses, Rev., 132 DIVELBISS J. WesLey, 107, 114 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 DOLMAN Lewis S., 119, 120 DOUGLAS Lenora, 124 William H., 124 DOWNS Enma L., 119, 123 ORICK Adain, 118 DRISKEL Michael, 118 DUMMER Jeremiah, 118 R.W., 118 DUNCAN Edward, 118 Edward Jr., 118 G.W., 118 Wm., 118 Wm. A., 118 DUREIN Anna M., 122, 123 DURR Virginia, Mrs., 133 Winona, Mrs., 135 OWYER Mabel Marie, 135 EASUM Charlene, 136 EBERHART Katie, Miss, 128 EDER Fred, 130 EDLER Minnie, 110, 114 ELDER SoLomon A., 107, 115 ELLIOTT Enma, 109, 114 G.N., 120, 122 MabeL, Mrs., 134 Ol iver Lee, 134 EMERY Susan, 108, 114 EMICK Maud May, 122, 123 EMMONS Sarah J., 111, 114 ENDACOTT Frank, 125, 127, 128 John, 105,106,107,109, 110,112 Wm., Mrs., 125 139 ENNIS A.T., 105,111,112,113, 114 ERICKSEN C.J., 127 ERICKSON Jul ia C., 120, 123 ERIKSEN C • J ., 125 , 128 C.J., Mrs., 125, 128 Julius, 125, 127 ERWIN George H., 107, 116 ESHER J. J., Rev., 132 EVANS Kenneth Clark, 119, 123 Lyman, 118 Mary A., 110, 114 EVERS Jerry, 117 EWERS Jerry, 107 FABER George, 107, 115 FAGAN W.E., 121, 122 FAIRBANKS Beldon W., 107, 115 FAIRFIELD Susanna E., 122, 123 FALK Andrew M., 107, 116 FANLEY Lizzie M., Mrs., 120,123 FARIS J., 118 S.D., 118 FARLEY Frank B., 107, 116 FARWELL H., M. G., 107 FElL Amelia, 105, 114 I'EMMER August, 107, 114 fENWICK Hettie, 121, 123 FERGERSON El i za J., 107, 114 FIEGENBAUM F.W., M.G., 107 FIELD MiLLard L., 107, 115 �FIELDS Samuel B., 107, 115 FILPEL Elizabeth Jennie, 112, 114 FINCH Charles, 107, 116 Clarence 0., 107, 116 FISCHER Agnes, 109, 114 FISCHER & Son, 128 FISHER Herman, 103 FITCHEN Emma, 109, 114 FITZPATRICK P., 118 FLANDERS Geo. E., 119,120,121,122 FLEISCHER/FLEISHER Geo., Rev., 130,132 FLEISHMANN Mary A., 110, 114 FLORY Christopher, 111 Joseph Donald, 124 Lola Mary, 124 Luetta, 121, 123 FOLEY William D., 107, 116 FOLTON Tho's., 118 FORTNER Al ice, 113, 115 FORTUNE Leonard Seymoure, 107, 114 FOSTER George 0., 119, 123 FOWLER Ida, 112, 115 FRAMBACH Henry B., 107, 115 FRECKER Phillip, Rev., 132 FREDERICKSON A., 125 A., Mrs., 125 FREDERICKSON & McKENZIE, 128 FREUND Carrie F., 111, 115 FRY Wm., 118 GIDEON Mollie, 108, 115 GIESY Catherine Antonis, 101 GALAHER Peter David, 101 Wm., 118 GIFFORD GALBRAITH Cornelia, 99, 101, 136 James B., 107, 116 Hezekiah, 99, 101, 136 GARBER Mary Jane (SMITH), 99 Mary, 108, 115 GILBERT GARDNER Ella M., 111, 115 Edward T., 119, 123 GILLEY GARRAND/GARRARD Hattie S., 110, 115 S.C., 121, 122 GILMAN GARRET P.H., 118 John, 102 GILMORE Will, 102 Nydia, 108, 115 GARRETT GIPSON Mae, 134 William H., 108, 114 Wesley, 118 GIST, 118 GARRISON GLASER Sherry, Mrs., 134 Carol ine, 134 GARSUCH Carrie, 135 Emerson B., 107, 116 John, 129 GARVER GLEASON & WHITMAN, 117 Lila, Mrs., 135 GLENN GARWOOD Alex, 118 Hannah C., 110, 115 A.G., 118 GAUCK B.F., 118 August, 107, 115 Hawk, 118 GAUMER H. T., 118 Balilla, Mrs., 125 Joseph, 118 Chas., 125 Rob't., 118 Chas., Mrs., 125 Ulysses G., 108, 114 Chas. Jr., Mrs., 125 Wm., 118 George, Dr., 102 GLIMPSE George Franklin, 103 Lydia A. (Miss), 107,115 Virdilla (McGEE), 102, GODFREY 103 Mary E., 112, 115 GEAR HARTE GOEPFERT John, 120, 123 Charles W., 108, 115 GEGRORI GOOD Carrie, 109 David, 125 GEHRING David, Mrs., 125 John D., M.G., 110 GELLBERG D., Mrs., 128 Hulda A., 110, 115 GOODEN GENTRY Elmer J., 108, 117 Nicholas, 118 GOODRICH GERHARD E.F., 117 Henry C., 107, 115 Gertrude E., 121, 123 GERLACH GOODYEAR Henry, Rev., 106,110,111 Rose L., 105, 115 GIBSON GOUDY Julia A., 106, 115 R.M., 118 FRYE Eva, 130 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 140 GOULD G.R., 128 GRAHAM Kathrean, 106, 115 I~., 118 GRANGER Carey M.~ 108, 115 GRANT Esther, 113, 115 \J. L ., M. G., 106, 112 GRAVES I/illiam, 108, 117 GRAY Al ice, 122, 123 GREENAMYER Claribel, 108, 115 GREENE Arthur H., 118 Henry M., 118 GREGORY Bert M., 108, 117 M.H., 118 GREGRORI Carrie, 115 GREWELL Della C., 111, 115 GRIBBLE Clara E., 106, 115 GRifFIN Edward L. "Ed", 124 GRI FFITH AL ida, 113, 115 Helen S., 105, 115 GROTE Minnie, 110, 115 GROVE NOR C.P., 117 GRUBB James A., 108, 115 GUILFOY Jas., 118 HAAS Charles S., 108, 116 H." Rev., 132 Lizzie M., 112, 115 LOLl, 129 HABERSTROH J. C., 126 J.C., Mrs., 126 HACKATHORN Patricia, 136 HACKLEY Edmund E., 108, 115 �HACKNEY Joseph, 118 HAGENBUSH Chas., Mrs., 126, 128 HAGER Arthur G., 108, 115 HAINLINE Edith L., 115 Edith R., 112 HALLER John, M.G., 107 HAMILTON Marquis, 108, 114 HAMPSHIRE Emanuel, 99,100,101 Enma, 100 Jesse, 99 Jonas, 99, 101 Levi Wesley, 99, 100, 101 Levi W., 108, 114 Mark Anthony, 100, 101 Mark B., 99, 101, 136 Mary (SWOPE), 99 Ruth, 100 Sarah, 100 Sarah (STAHL), 99 William H., 99 HANSEN Levonia, 110, 115 HANSON Lew, mother of, 129 HARBERT O.B., 118 HARBOUR Clara, Mrs., 135 HARDER F., Rev., 132 HARDING Walter J., 120, 123 HARPER Wm., 118 HARRIS E.P., 118 Jul ia, 120, 123 Samuel D., 108, 116 Thomas J., 108, 116 HARRISON Eva, Mrs., 133 HART Calvin W., 136 David, 136 Lucy E., 136 Samuel C., 136 HARTUP Thos., 118 HARVEY Cora, 119, 123 HASTIE Mary Gertrude, 112, 115 Wm. L., 126 Wm. L., Mrs., 126 HAUSMAN George, 130 George, Mrs., 130 Henry, 130 Minnie, 130 HAWORTH Myrtle, 104 HAY Flora, Miss, 125, 128 Gertie C., Miss, 125 Gladys, Miss, 125, 128 Wm., 118 HAYOEN R.E., 119 R. F., 120, 122 HAYES Morris S., 120, 123 HAZARD Frank L., 111, 115 HEALEY H.D., 118 HEBERLING Nellie, 105, 115 HEDGER J.1., 118 HEINEICHS Lena, 107, 115 HEISE John, 118 HELLSTROM Clara, 106, 115 HENDRICKS Merideth S., 108, 116 HENLEY Gula E., 110, 115 HENSHAW Cora V., 105, 115 HERNING Albert, 126 A., 127 Rebecca, Miss, 126 S.A., Mrs., 126 HESS Chas., 128 HIATT I. Patti, 121, 123 1. Neal, Rev., 131 HICKS Ida M., 108, 115 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 HIIGEL Barbara E., 109, 115 HILKEY Adam, 108, 115 HILL D.M., 118 F.B., 118 HILLIGOSS S., 118 HOAD F.E., 118 HODSON Loui s, 108, 115 HOFFSOMMER Raymond A., 124 HOGAN Eugene, 108, 114 HOLCOMB Cora, 109, 115 HOLLODAY Ben. W., 108, 117 HOLSINGER Charles, 108, 116 HOLWICK Ettie, 107, 115 HOOK Ella Nora, 120, 123 Enma, 111, 115 HOOVER John L., 108, 116 HOPKINS Ma ry E., 109, 115 HOPPER Magg i e May, 110, 115 HOUSE James B., 108, 116 HOUSEL Hattie E., 106, 115 HOUT Omena, 109, 115 HOWLAND C.G., 108, 109, 110 HUBBEL E., 111 HUBBELL Ella, 107, 115 HUDSON Samuel, 120, 123 HUGHES Milton A., 108, 117 Rob, 118 Thomas J., 108, 115 HULTZ John H., 109, 115 141 HUNTER Ella R., 112, 115 HUPP Mary C., 122, 123 HURD George R., 120, 123 HUTCHESON Marion F., 109, 116 HUTT Anna, Mi ss, 128 Anna S., Miss, 125 E., Mrs., 125 Ida, Miss, 126 Julia, Miss, 126 Marie, Miss, 125, 127 Miss, 128 ICE William T., 109, 115 III FF J.M., 118 Lemuel, 118 M.N., 118 IRELAND Millard, 136 Rose Marie (BANISTER), 136 JACK Sylvia N., 111, 115 JACKSON David, 109, 114 Henry S., 109, 114 Mary L., 111, 115 Rosa, 105, 115 JARDON Norma, Mrs., 133 JELTZ Lillian, 123 Lillian L., 119 JENSEN Carl P., 126 N.O., 126, 127 N.O., Mrs., 126 JESPERSON Jul ius, 126 Julius, Mrs., 126 JESSUT Elias, M.G., 109 JOHNSON Ada, 136 Ai leen, 134 Arden, 134 Beatrice, 134 Bertha J., 119, 123 �JOHNSON, cont. Blanche, 121, 123 Errma, 134 Eunice, 134 Grover Arden, 134 Grover Jr., 134 Mamie, 121, 123 Othie, 134 Thomas H., 109, 115 Thos., 118 William, 109, 116 JONES Ella, 109, 115 George S., 109, 114 JOY Helen E., 106, 115 JUOKINS Nellie, 122, 123 KAISER Minnie, 112, 115 KARNES McKissick H., 109, 117 KASINGER James A., 109, 116 KASPER Jacob, 118 KATZER Frederick Joe, 109, 117 KEENAN Daisey, 106, 115 KELLAR E.H., M.G., 106 KELSALL Samue l, 105, 108, 109, 111 KEMP Anna Bertha, 120, 123 KENDRICK M.C., 118 KENNEDY Frank, 109, 115 Lizzie, 102 Lucy L., 106, 115 Nell, 102 KENNY Mary Margaret, 120, 123 KERN Edward E. (Lair), 109, 116 KERNS John, 118 KEYS Errma J., 110, 115 KIDD Dana, 124 KIDD, cont. Hilda (ZIESENIS), 124 KING Ali ce, 112, 115 Lula, 122, 123 KINGTON Laura Ett, 120, 123 KIRCHHOFF Geo., 126 Geo., Mrs., 126 KIRKPATRICK H., 118 KNAPP Nathan, 117 KNOCHE Donna (BRECHEISEN), 133 KOCH Carol, Mrs., 133 KOEHRING Anna, 126 Gertrude, 104 John G., 126 John G., Mrs., 126 Martha, 126 KOOFER Harry E., 109, 115 KRAMER Barnhardt, 129 Ben, 130 Ben, Mrs., 130 Paulina E., 106, 115 Richard, 135 KRUSE Frank H., 120, 123 KUNKEL Lizzie H., 111, 115 KURTZ Sophia, Mrs., 135 LACY J .101., 118 LAGO Adele L., 109, 115 LAIR Edward E. KERN, 109, 116 LAMAR B.F., 118 LANE Julia A., 106, 115 LANGDON John L., 109 LANGE Augus t , 109, 115 LANSDOWN Sarah F., 111, 115 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 LARGENT William T., 109, 116 LARSSON Amel ia, 121, 123 LASLETT Ferdinand C., 109, 116 LAWLOR John, 118 Thos., 118 LAWRENZ August, 134 Errma, 134 Fred, 134 Henry, 134 Minnie, 134 LAZENBY Anna Adeline (PARSONS), 100 Frederick Dean, 100, 101 Jeremi ah, 101 Katherine Cordelia, 100, 101 Marriah, 101 Samuel II, 101 LEAKE Charles 101., 109, 115 LEAMER 101m. M., 118 LEE Lizzie B., 113, 115 Maggie A., 112, 115 LEHMAN Clayton, Rev., 131 Fred Charles John, 109, 114 LEIS William E., 109, 115 LENTZ Caroline, 111, 115 LEWIS Abner, 118 B.F., 118 Peter, 118 LI NDELL Earl August, 124 Martha A. "Mattie", 124 LOHMANN Benjamin G., 126, 128 Franklin H., 126 F., 126 F., Mrs., 126 John J., 126 Josephine, 126, 128 Mamie, Miss, 126 142 LONG I). S., 126 I).S., Mrs., 126 Mary E., 107, 115 Vernelle, 126 LOIjGDON .John L., 113 LOOBEY ~I., 118 LORD Frances J., 122, 123 LOTZ Anna, 107, 115 LOWE A.K., 118 LULOW Elfrida, Mrs., 135 LYNCH Dennis, 118 LYTER C•E., 126, 127 C.E., Mrs., 126, 128 MABERLY A. \.1m., 117 MACI< Adam, 118 Charles, 109, 114 MACY Pearle, 110, 115 MADSEN Enll1a, Mrs., 126 MAGRATH Jos., 106, 113 MANSFIELD John 101., 109, 114 MANSHARDT Erv i n D., 120, 123 MAP Mary, 122, 123 MARGASON Mary E., 113 , 115 MARSHALL James H., 109, 114 MARTIN Alvin E., 109, 114 David, 118 D. H., 118 Ei lza J., 122, 123 George 101., 109, 114 Henry A., 109, 115 J.N., 118 Rob'~rt, 109, 112 �MARVIN James, 106,107,108,110, 111,112,113 MASON John, 118 MATHEWS Hattie, 107, 115 MATTHEWS Caswell S., 109, 116 MAUL John H., 112 Jos. H. , 108 MAXTED William G., 110, 115 McCALL Moses, 118 McCLAIN Wilfred K., 120, 123 McCLANAHAN J.G., 118 McCLEERY John C., 120, 123 McCOY McKINNEY, cont. Laura, 107, 115 Wm., 118 Wm. J., 118 McKISSOCK Elmira, 109, 115 McLAUGHLIN Kate N., 113, 115 McMAHON Harry J., 120, 123 McNEES Mabel C., 111, 115 McNISH Harry L., 110, 115 Al ice, Mrs., 134 Edward, 134 El izabeth, 134 Carla, 103 Dick, 102 M., 118 M., 118 MYERS Mabel F., 111, 116 MI LBURN Eva, 135 olive B., 110, 115 NACE Wm. M., 118 MILEY? Ma ry, 122, 123 NADELHOF FER Minnie, Miss, 128 MILLER Wm., 126, 127 Wm., Mrs., 126 NASAL ROD MILLIGAN Jessie, 118 Isaac, 118 NEAL MINDEMAN Henry M., 120, 123 Ruby, Mrs., 135 NElS MITCHELL Alexander C., 110, 114 Caroline, 133 George A., 134 Jennie Fricker, 108, 115 Minnie, Mrs., 135 Hattie, 134 Albert Edward, 104 Grace H., 120, 123 Frank C., 110, 115 Ester, 134 Nellie, 134 D.L., 107, 110, 111 MURPHY MIGLIARIO, 118 William, 120, 123 Donald, 134 Catherine, 112, 116 Joseph, 108 MIDDLETON John W., 110, 117 Justus, 109, 112 McGEE MURPHEY MICHAEL Robert A., 110, 114 McTAGGART Minnie, Mrs., 135 J.R., 109 George A., 110, 114 Mertrie Bell, 108, 115 McCREARY MURDOCK MERIDETH Olof, 134 Robert, 134 Sherry, 134 MEDSGER Goldie E., 122, 123 MEEDER NELSON John, 106, 110 Jacob, Rev., 131 MOHLER Sophia, 107, 116 Agnes Lorene, 124 NESSLER MOLITOR Della, 120, 123 Jul ia, 120, 123 NEWBY MONSON Anna B., 104 Carrie, 108, 115 NIEDER MONTGOMERY Gertrude, 104 Albert, 134 A., 108 Carl, 124 Jim, 102 Archie, 134 Royal J., 120, 123 Mable Irene (STEVENSON), John Jacob, 103, 104 Berniece, 134, 135 John J., 102 Charles, 134 Ella, 112, 116 Margaret, 102 Cornelia, 135 Hattie .A., 112, 116 Olivia Corel, 103, 104 David, 134 J.F., 118 Richard Oney, 104 Farm of, 131 Samuel P., 110, 115 Florian, 134 Susannah, 102 George, 129, 130, 134 George G., 110, 114 Virdilla, 102, 103 George, Mrs., 130 G.H., 118 William Stewart, 104 Lena (ROHE), 134 George A., 110, 116 McGREW A.F., 118 MciNTIRE Levi, 123 Levi 0., 120 MciNTOSH D.S., 118 McKESSON S.W., Rev., 132 McKINNEY Allen Ray, 124 Nannie, 134 Effie M., 124 Ronald, 135 MELCHOIR Helena E., 113, 115 MELCHOR F .D., 106, 113 MELTON Bertha E., 110, 115 MELVIN Call ie B., 109, 115 Henry, 130 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 Bill ie, 102 Geo., 118 NOLLER Albert, 120, 123 NORTON John Q.A., 105,106,107, 108,109,110,111,112, MORRISS Mae, 134 Phill ip G., 134 NOE MORRIS Solon N., 104 McGINNIS 124 MOORE 113,114 NULL John E., 120, 123 MOSELEY Annie M., 109, 116 MOTTER OEHRLE Godlip (Gotthib), 110, J.A., 109, 112 MUELLER 116 J., 106, 113 OHLFEST MUNCY John, 110, 114 Mary T., 109, 116 MUNRO Mary E., 113, 116 OLi VER D., 126 D., Mrs., 126, 128 143 Thos., 118 . Thos. Jr., 118 �OLMSTED Jed., 118 OLSON Annie, Miss, 128 Axel T., 126 Margaret H., 111, 116 M., Mrs., 126 OPPERMAN William A., 120, 123 ORNER Theo. F., 120, 121, 122 Theo. J., 119 OSBORN Hazel, Mrs., 133 Wm. F., 117 OSBORNE Orestes E., 110, 115 OVERALL Dot, 111, 116 OWENS Nancy C., 113, 116 OZIAS Joseph W., 120, 123 O'BRIEN M. Van, 110, 114 O'DONOGHUE Inez C., 114, 116 PAASCH Anna, 130 PAGE Commodore P., 110, 114 Henry R., 110, 116 PALMER R.E., 118 PALMQUIST Richard, 121, 123 PARCELS John W., 126 PARDEE Della, 120, 123 PARRISH Kate, 121, 123 PARSONS Anna Adeline, 100, 101 James Selby, 101 Simon Peter, 101 William T., 110, 115 PASLEY H.A., M.G., 106, 111 PATTERSON Fred, Sr., 124 PATTON Ida B., Miss, 126 J.N., 118 PA TTON, cont. L.A., Mrs., 126 PEAIRS Hervey B., 110, 116 PEARCE W.J.,126 W. J., Mrs., 126 PEARSON Guy, 110, 114 Misses, 103 PEEL William F., 110, 115 PEMBROKE Mary C., 122, 123 PENCHARD Nellie, Miss, 128 PENDLEY Joshua C., 110, 114 PENNICK Minnie B., 105, 116 PENNINGTON Wm., 118 PERDUE Betty, Mrs., 134 PERRIGO Frances Cordel ia, 101 John Dean, 101 PETEFISH Lizzie M., 107, 116 PETERSON. J .W., 118 Miss, 128 Wm., 126 PETTENGILL F.H., 105,108,109 PEYTON N.N., 119 PHILLIPS Ray A.J., 121, 123 PICKENS G.W., 118 PIERCE Esther A., 107,116 Eva Mary, 107,116 PIERSON Katherine, Mrs., 126 PINZEL Helen, Mrs., 135 PIPER Henry, 118 PITT Lou, 126 Lou, Mrs., 127 PLACE Elijah D., 110, 115 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 PLATZ C.E., Rev., 131 PLUMMER Georgia, 120, 123 POFF William J., 110, 115 POLLOCK Thomas A., 110, 117 PONPENEY Jos. A., Priest, 110 POOCH Enma, 131 POPENOE Sus i e B., 106, 116 PORTER Enma E., 107, 116, William T., 110, 116 POTTER A.M., Mrs., 134 Sarah, Mrs., 135 POWELL Clara, 110, 116 PRENTICE Steven S., 121, 123 PRESBY Wilbur F., 110, 116 PRESCOTT A., 118 PRESTON E. E., Rev., 106 PRICE Jacob R., 110, 115 Lesl ie, 123 Leslie A., 121 PROTSCH Richard E., 127 Richard E., Mrs., 127 R.E., 128 PUCKETT William M., Sr., 124 QUAYLE W.A., 107,109,112 QUINTON A.B., 120 RABER Alta, 107, 116 Charles D., 110, 114 RADCLI FF Ida, 111, 116 RAHSKOPF Lillian Z., 112, 116 RAIBLE Erhard, 110, 115 144 RANDEL Susan R., 112, 116 RANKIN William H., 111, 116 RANSOM Letha B., 120 RANSON Letha B., 123 RASSKOFF ,J ., Rev., 132 RAY Ilert, 121, 123 U.J., 118 Ollie, 109, 116 RAYSON ttarry, 111, 116 READING El izabeth, 121 El i zabeth E., 123 James, 121 .Iames W., 123 REANIS Mabel, 121, 123 REARDON A.P., 130 REBER Louise, Mrs., 135 REDDING Emma, 133 REECE Carrie E., 110, 116 Nellie E., 111, 116 REED Harvey, 130 REEDER Bertha S., 105, 116 L,3ura M., 121, 123 REINERT Anna (Miss), 114, 116 REIlmART Chas. E., 127 Chas. E., Mrs., 127 REISCH Hattie, 105, 116 RENICH Lillian, 119, 123 RESER Adol ia, 107, 116 REYNOLDS Gordon, Mrs., 131 Jean, 135 Jean, Mrs., 133 Mattie, 107, 116 RICHARDS Charles F., 111, 115 �RICHARDS, cont. Florence L., 107, 116 Mary E., 110, 116 R., 118 RICHARDSON A.M., 108, 112 Hazel D., 119, 121, 122 Sus a A., 108, 116 William C., 111, 115 RICKER Arthur S.M., 111, 116 Hiram M., 111, 114 RILEY S.S., 118 RINEHART John, 106 RITCHEY Fred, 118 RITTER Anna B., 121, 123 W.M., 121, 123 ROACH F•E., 121, 123 ROBERTSON Alexander, 111, 115 ROBINSON Alice, Mrs., 127 T.A., 113 William H., 111, 115 ROBISON Myrtloth D., 121, 123 ROCKLAND M., Mrs., 127 RODELL Emma C., 107, 116 RODEWALD Farm of, 129 RODKEY Ella J., 106, 116 RODRICK Louis B., 111, 116 ROFFLE Callie, 108, 116 Evaline, 106, 116 ROGER Rufus, 121 ROGERS Rufus, 123 ROHE George, 130 Lena, 134 Martin, Mrs., 135 ROSE Alex, 118 ROSZELL Roger, 135 ROTHWELL Bessie, 119, 123 ROWAN Anna May, 111, 116 ROYER Dora I., 106, 116 John Elmer, 111, 116 RUSSELL Martha J., 105, 116 Nellie G., 111, 116 Wm., Mrs., 127 SALISBURY Elizabeth L., 106, 116 SAMMER(S) Edward S., 111, 116 SAMS William C., 111, 116 SANDERS Eli zabeth, 136 Julia, 113, 116 SATTERWHITE John, 111, 117 SAWERS James H., 121, 123 SAWYER Jessie P., 106, 116 SCHECK W.F., 121 SCHELL Belle, Miss, 127, 128 George W., 111, 116 G.W., 127 G.W., Mrs., 127 SCHELLACK Flossie, 135 SCHENDEL Andrew, 129, 132 David, 132 Farm of, 131 Helen, 135 Lewie H., 135 Lewis B., 135 Mabel A., 135 Mabel Marie Dwyer, 135 Wesley, 135 SCHMIDLI J., Rev., 132 SCHMIT John, 111, 115 SCHRADER Carl R., 121, 123 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 SCHRECK Ilene May, 135 SCHREIBER J.F., Rev., 132 SCHUMANN Peter, Rev., 106, 112 P., Rev., 132 SCHUPP Louis, 111, 115 SCOLES Imogene, Mrs., 135 SCOTT Chas. M., 118 Harrison C., 111, 115 James, 121, 123 SCROGGS Wenda ll, 123 Wendell, 121 SEAMAN Ira L., 111, 115 SEARCH Warren 0., 111, 116 SEATON Rena, 119, 123 SEDGWICK Harry, 111, 115 SEETIN Ray, Mrs., 134 SEITZ Margaret G., 112, 116 SEIWALD George H., 111, 117 Louis, 111, 114 SELIG A.L., 127 A.L., Mrs., 127 John E., 127 John E., Mrs., 127 L.F., Mrs., 127 SELLERS A.A., 118 A.J., 118 SELZER Bill, 129 Bob, 135 Carrie, 130 Carrie Glaser, 135 Christene, 135 Dan, 135 David, 135 Donald Wright, 135 Dorian, 135 Elfrida, 135 Erwin, 135 Eva, 135 145 SELZER, cont. Hazel, 135 Helen, 135 Ilene, 135 Imogene, 135 James, 135 John Jay, 135 Lila, 135 Nana (STROBEL), 135 Otto William, 135 Paul, 130 Paul Henry, 135 Ruby, 135 Sophia Baecker, 135 Sophia Baker, 135 Wi l fred, 129, 135 Wilfred L., 135 William, 130, 132, 135 William, Mrs., 131 William John, 135 Wi nona, 135 W.J., 135 Zella Wright, 135 SETTERBERG Charles, 111, 116 SEYMOUR Hattie C., 122, 123 SHAFER J.E., 118 SHANNON Mary T., 113, 116 SHAW Adal ine, 101 SHEARER & Co., 128 SHEDD Margaret L., 111, 116 SHEPARD Lucius F., 111, 116 SHIPMAN H. L., 121, 123 SHIRAR Chas., 127 Cora, Miss, 127 David, 127 D., 127 Frank, 127 Geo. Frank, 127 JamesR.,127 James R., Mrs., 127 J • R., 127, 128 Thos. N., 127 SHLUETER Mina, 108, 116 SHOAF John H., 111, 115 �SHORE B.B., Mrs., 134 SHORTLE P., 118 SHUCK D., 118 SHUFFLEBOTHOM Bessie, 113, 116 SHULTS Edwin, 132 SHULTZ Bessie M., 109, 116 Edwin, 129 SIEWALD Al fred, 130 SILBERMANN John J., 107,112 SIMMONS Louise M., 112, 116 Samuel 1., 111, 116 SIMON Mary, 110, 116 Peter J., 111, 114 SIMPSON Mary Louise, 113, 116 SIPES William E., 111, 115 SISCOE Jennie E., 106, 116 SKINNER Charles A., 112, 116 SLAVENS I rene S., 124 SMITH Anna, 101 Berniece, 134, 135 Geo. H., 128 Geo. H., Mrs., 127 G.W., 118 Howard, 121 Howard L., 123 James, 112, 114 James D., 112 Jennie E., 109, 116 John E., 112, 114 J.A., 117 Mary Jane, 99, 101 Mary J., 117 Samuel, 121, 123 Tena, 99, 101 Theodria, 117 Wm. L., 118 Zona, 129 SNEEGAS Eligth, Mrs., 127 SNEEGAS, cont. Frank, 127 Frank, Mrs., 127 Mary M., Miss, 127 SNYDER J.H., M.G., 109, 112 SOMMER Christene, Mrs., 135 SOULE ElTI11a B., 105, 116 SOWERS Clara B., 109, 116 ElTI11a, 113, 116 Mary H., 116 Mary N., 106 SPEER Hardin, 112, 116 SPENCER Castle H., 117 Daniel H., 117 lona, 118 John, 118 J .W., 118 O.D. , 118 W. H. , 118 SPERRY Jim, 102 Watson, 102 SPRAY Ruth, 124 SPRING John W., 112, 116 John W., M.G., 107 J.W., M.G., 107 STAHL Jacob, 99, 101 Sarah, 99, 101 Tena (SMITH), 99 STAINES J.S., 118 STAMP Fannie, 108, 116 STANLEY ElTI11a, 110, 116 Harvey, M.G., 110 Sherman A., 112, 114 STANWIX Cel inda, 108, 116 STAPLES Dora B., 119, 123 STEELE Janett E., 110, 116 STEFFEN Gertie Faye, 124 John, 124 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 STEPHENS J.P., M.G., 111 Nelson, 123 Nelson I., 121 STERNBERGH T.J., J.P., 105, 106 STEVENS Maggie, Miss, 127 Quincey C., 112, 115 STEVENSON Mable Irene, 124 W.B., M.G., 106, 113 STEVIC ElTI11a (POOCH), 131 . STEWART Hattie, Mrs., 134 John H., 112, 114 STOCKMANN Ella, 120, 123 STONE W.E., 120 STORMS G.F., 118 STOTE Amos H., 99,105,107,108, STURDEVANT Charles N., 112, 115 STURM Dan, 135 Dan, Mrs., 134 George, 131, 132, 135 .John, 129, 135 IHnnie, 135 ST . GERMAINE Thos., 127 SUGRUE .John F., 112,.115 SUl.CEN El izabeth, 106, 116 SUTTON Doctor Franklin, 112, 115 SWANSON ~'artin, 112, 114 SWEETS Judy, 125 SWICKARD N.A., M.G., 112 SWOPE Mary (Polly), 99, 101 109,110,111,113 STOUGH Janet, 133 STRAFFON C. W., 128 STRAHM Frederick, 112, 114 STRASBURG J .M., 118 W. H., 118 STRAUP Minnie L., 111, 116 STRAWTHER Laura J., 108, 116 STROBEL Clara, 135 Dan, 135 Jack, 135 Jacob G., 112, 116 Louise, 135 Minnie, 135 Nana, 135 Sarah, 135 Sophia, 135 STROICK D., 118 STRONG Dwight A., 112 STUDEBAKER Lydia, 111, 116 146 TANNER Cornelia C., 106, 116 TAYLOR Henry A., 112, 116 James, 122 James H., 123 Merrill S., 122, 123 Sarah E., 111, 113, 116 TEGART Flint T., 122, 123 TEN.~EN I LES? J'Jhn, 122, 123 THAARUP Al fred, ·127 TH II~E Elizabeth, 113, 116 THOMAS Ennis T., 112, 115 George A., 112, 114 Jc'hnW., 112, 114 THOMPSON Bessie, Mrs., 104 Errma D., 111, 116 Herman V., 112, 116 J.G., 117 L., 118 THOREN Henry C., 112, 115 �THURLOW Edwin L., 112, 114 TINDALL O.L., 107 TIPTON Mary Al ice, 124 TITLE Bobby Dobbins, 102 TOBLER Carl, 102 TODD LaurenM.,116 Lauren M., Sr., 112 Thomas A.L., 112, 117 TOPPING John B., 112, 114 TORNADEN Herman C., 112, 115 TOWNE Hiram, 117 TRANSUE Joseph, 112, 115 TRAYNOR Myrtle M., 127 TREADWELL N.D., 118 TRIMBLE Laura A., 109, 116 TRIPP David, 118 TROPP Melvina A., 106, 116 TUCKER Dexter, M.G., 112 J.M., 118 Ray, Mrs., 134 Thos., 118 TURNER Mary M., 113, 116 TUTT Elmore, 122, 123 TUTTLE Nellie S., 113, 116 Susan, 108, 116 TYLER Leander, 118 Sarah A., 110, 117 ULRICH Manford, 112, 115 URY Josiah C., 112, 114 VAIL Cornelius, 113, 116 VAN PELT Reuben H., 113, 115 R.H., 105, 106, 112 VAN VALKENBURG, 118 VAN VOORHIS Myrtie M., 108, 117 VANCE Joseph, 118 VANDERBUR Charles, 113,116 VANN Gertrude McGee, 104 1.1 ill i am J., 104 VERMI LLION Anna M., 114, 117 VERMILYA Ella V., 105, 117 VERNON Mr., 103 VERNSEN Ole, 127 Ole, Mrs., 127 Walberg, Miss, 127 VINCENT Eileen, Mrs., 134 VITT Lena, 111, 117 Nora Belle, 109, 117 Will i am, 130 VOGEL H.H., Rev., 131 VOGLER Valentine, 113, 116 WAKLEY Ida L., 105, 117 WALDIE William, 113, 114 WALKER George C., 113, 116 Jennie, 102 John, 102 J.W.,109 Mattie, 113, 117 Oliver D., 113, 116 WALL Teckla, 121, 123 WALLACE Caroline, 121, 123 WALTERS F., 118 WALTON Eliza Jane, 112, 117 J.C., 122, 123 The Pioneeer, Vol. XIV, No.3 WARD Blanche, 119, 123 Nelson, 118 Osa C., 122, 123 WARREN Asa J., 122, 123 William H., 113, 116 WASHINGTON George, 113, 115, 116 WATERS Charles, 136 Samuel, 136 Sophie Deering, 136 WATSON Enoch, 113, 115 S.J., 118 WEAVER L.E., 118 Sarah A., 113, 117 S., 118 WEILER George A., 130 WEIST John H., 113, 115 WELCH D.H., 108 WELLS F.E., 119 William M., 113, 115 WENZEL Gussie, 108, 117 WEST Jess i eM., 106, 117 WEYBRIGHT Wm., 105 WHEATON Charles A., 122, 123 WHEELER George A., 113, 116 Robert, 122, 123 WHITAKER Fred, 113, 115 WHITCOMB George A., 113, 114 Mary L., 121, 123 WHITE Ida E., 121, 123 Marshall, 102 Thomas, 122, 123 WHITMAN Albery A., 108, 109, 112 WHITNEY Marquis D., 113, 114 Wm., 107, 110, 111, 113 147 WHITON F.J., 117 WICKER Maria 1.1., 101 WIDENER Charles R., 113, 116 WIEDEMANN Wm., 128 WIEMAN Fred 1.1., 122, 123 WILCOX Charl ie, 102 WILLARD Cora, 111, 117 WILLEY J.W. , 122, 123 Serenus E., 113, 116 Vida 0., 108, 117 WILLIAMS Antoinette, 102 James, 113, 114 Leana, 108, 117 L.F.H., 118 WILSON Alma, 122, 123 Clyde, 127 J.P. , 121 Lenore 1.1., 136 Robert E., 113, 114 Ruth, 134 Sybil, 107, 117 Thomas E., 113, 115 Virginia B., 109, 117 ~IINCHELL Nathan J., 122, 123 WINEY Thomas G., 105,108,113 WINTERS David, 105 Ferdinand, 113, 116 M.S., 118 WISE Felix E., 113, 117 WISSMAN Andrew, 129 WIZER P.G., 118 WOLLENZEIN Frances, Mrs., 127 WOMAC Florence, 108, 117 WOOD J .G., 119 J.W., 121 �WOODS Ra l ya B., 122, 123 WOODWARD Brinton D., 122, 123 D.l., 111 WOOTEN M., 113 WORTHINGTON C., 118 WOSVENOR Bertha, 120 Bertha A., 123 WRIGHT B., 118 . Chester F., 122, 123 Earl, Mrs., 134 Edward, 113, 117 Lizzie, 106, 117 Max, Rev., 131 Zella, 135 WUERTH J., Rev., 132 WYMAN Carlton, 113, 114 WYNNE Charles E.,·114, 116 YANCEY Mr., 103 YARNOLD Ma linda F., 110, 117 YEAGER Geo., 118 Jacob, 118 Joseph, 118 YEWDALL Charles H., 114, 117 YOUNG Robert, 118 Wm., 118 Wm. Jr., 118 ZEEB Louisa M., 106, 117 ZELLNER D., Rev.;' 132 ZIESENIS Hilda, 124 ZINN Geo., 118 Geo. W., 118 Geo. W. Jr., 118 John, 118 ZooK Jacob M., 114, 116 THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY LAPTAD STOC'K FARM Registered Pure Bred Duroc Jersey Hogs Regiatered Pure Bred Poland China Hog. i I Brown Leghorn ' Chicken. Improved Golden Beauty Seed Corn Iowa Bloody Butcher Seed Corn Karkoff Seed Wheat Kanred Seed Wheat FRED G. LAPTAD Owner IIDd MlIDeBer REGISTERED PURE BRED JERSEYS Laptad Stock Farm We are Always Up-to-date With Breeding and Individuality. Stock for Sale at All Times. We Invite You to Come and Inspect Our Herd. Everything Cholera Immune. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 14, No. 3: Spring 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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" ...... .' . �Til Volume XIV ': Number 2 winter 1990 I PI61111 Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas CountH Genealogical Societa P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE; t<ANSAS 66046-0664 �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President. • • • • Vice President. • . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer • Librarian. . Genealogist. Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jackie Kennedy, Rt. 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006·9716 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Justyn Brown, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Kevin Ones lager, 114 Elm, Box 263, Baldwin, KS 66006 Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Ref reshments. . Goodwill. • . . . . Ways and Means . . . Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman • . . Budget . . . • • • • • • Cemetery Book Chairman. Calling Committee Chair Family History Book Chair FGS Representative. Publications . . • Pioneer Chairman. Pioneer Committee Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Vivian Commons Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawr'ence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Carol Francis,'1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if p~ssible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas county Genealogical society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * * * * * * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m .• Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the Society'S holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �.. ~ -: . ~ .' •. i , 1 THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society, Inc. p.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XIV, No. 2 winter 1990 CONTENTS PAGE Members of the Douglas Co. Genealogical Soc., Nov. 1990 ...•.. 53 Five Generation Chart Surname Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Quer ies Surname Index........................................ 61 The JESSEE Family of Bloomington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Claim of William JESSEE Before the u.S. Congress ....•••••.... 65 Correction to Farmer's Mail & Breeze Directory - TUCKERjDEAY. 66 The Homes of Winnie smith LyONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 66 Memorial to Lucie A. (CARRUTH) WOOD .............•..••........ 67 Obituary of Professor William Herbert CARRUTH ..........•....• 69 Some of Paschal FISH, Jr. 's Family........................... 70 Death Notices from the Proceedings of the Ancient Order of united Workman (AOUW) Grand Lodge of Kansas and Grand Lodge Knights of Pythius (KP) of Kansas, 1877 - 1918 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . 71 Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents .....••••• 75 The Kansas Farmer and Mail & Breeze Directory, 1920, cont .... 77 PETERSON Pioneers from the Year 1867 ......................•.• 83 KENNEDY Clan Travels Westward from Ireland to Kansas •........ 84 Queries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Index of Names in Current Issue ..••....•....•.....•........•. 87 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of articles from published and copyrighted sources. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. �The Eagl e's Nest . . 594-3647 Baldwin City's first on-line Bulletin Board System. Supporting 300-2400 baud, 24 hours a day Discussions and message bases for local and area news The official BBS of the Douglas County Genealogical Society 40 Megabytes online of downloads, programs, and files. Access is free! Just give it a call and join The Eagle's Neslr �MEMBERS OF THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY NOVEMBER 1990 INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY MEMBERS 1. ABELLA, N.E. and Lottie, 1501 Inverness Dr. #229, Lawrence, KS 66046 2. BABBITT, Dale and Norma, Rt. 1 Box 239, Overbrook, KS 66524 3. BAKER, Ralph and Edna, 2410 Louisiana St., Lawrence, KS 66046 4. BANDEMER, Wilber, 204 Chase, Portland, TX 78374 5. BAXTER, Delbert and Mary, 1614 E. 18th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044 6. BEASLEY, Willis and Norma, 1525 S. Garfield st., Denver, CO 80210 7. BENNETT, Dorothy, 2092 S. Bluff Rd., Traverse City, MI 49684 8. BERG, Emma, 1329 Kasold, F-l, Lawrence, KS 66049 9. BOCK, Mildred, 13811 Kimberly Dr., Largo, FL 34644 10. BOGGS, Patsy, 1156 El Camino Real Rd., Montrose, CO 81401 11. BROWN, Justyn, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 12. BRUNK, Doris, 508 Oswell, Bakersfield, CA 93307 13. BUNTON, Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky st., Lawrence, KS 66046 14. BURCHILL, Mary, 1612 st. Andrews, Lawrence, KS 66047 15. CAIN, Donald and Roberta, 2416 Morningside Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 16. CHAPMAN, Beverley, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 17. CLARKE, Dorothy, 1908 New Hampshire st., Lawrence, KS 66046 18. CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt 5 Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66046 19. COAN, Rebecca, 307 Parkhill Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 20. CORDELL, Chloetta, 20185 S. Gardner Rd., Gardner, KS 66030 21. COUCH, Maudie, 631 Locust, Eudora, KS 66025 22. CURTISS, Earl and Oma, 1623 Harper st., Lawrence, KS 66044 23. DEAN, Virgil and Jan, 929 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044 24. DOCTOR, Marjorie, 1308 W. 20th St., Lawrence, KS 66046 25. DOHERTY, Lavon, Rt 3 Box 34, Adel, IA 50003 26. DOREMUS, Mrs. George, RR 2 Box 230, Washington, IL 61571 27. DOWDLE, Ernest, 1035 Jana Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 28. DUNCAN, Alta, 406 E. 10th St., Lawrence, KS 66044 29. DUNN, Elizabeth, 8935 Cottonwood, Apt. 3, Lenexa, KS 66215 30. EADS, Miriam, 401 Rochester st., Apt. 206, Pratt, KS 67124 31. EVINGER, Marlene and David, 310 W. 13th st., Eudora, KS 66025 32. FREEMAN, Marjorie, 2317 Anderson Rd., Lawrence, KS 66046 33. GABRIEL, Marjaret, Rt 1, Eudora, KS 66025 34. GIMBLET, Ernest and Dorothy, 1026 Martin Rd., Houston, TX 77018-2016 35. GORTON, Thomas and Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 36. GRIFFIN, Rejeana, 8274 E. 32nd Pl., Tulsa, OK 74145 37. GUY, Genevieve, Box 267, Eudora, KS 66025 38. GUY, Ruth, Rt 2 Box 307, Lawrence, KS 66046 39. HAMPSHIRE, Mark, 7106 S. Dexter St., Littleton, CO 80122 40. HART, David, 4001 Jean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714 41. HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Volf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95409 42. HELLSTROM, Ray, 12000 Bennington, Grandview, MO 64030 43. HERRINGTON, Nancy, 806 Baltic Dr., Florissant, MO 63031 44. HOFMANN, Barbara, 66 Lobsterback Rd., Trumball, CT 06611 45. HOOVER, Mark, 1573 Beverly Rd., Idaho Falls, ID 83402 46. HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt 1 Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 47. HOUT, Goldie, Rt 5 Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66046 48. HUELSBERGER, Helmut and Ursula, 1908 Alabama St., Lawrence, KS 66046 49. HUGHEY, Lora, 2424 Melrose Lane, Lawrence, KS 66046 53 �50. IRVIN, virginia, 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, WI 53566 51. JAMISON, Mary, Rt 2 Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006 52. JARDON, Marvin and Norma, Rt 1, Baldwin City, KS 66006 53. JOHNSON, Aurelia and Otto, 1528 S. Oak st., ottawa, KS 66067 54. JOHNSON, Marguerite, 524 Lincoln, Lawrence, KS 66044 55. KENNEDY, Max and Jackie, RR 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006 56. KENSIT, Inez, 4984 westmont Ave., San Jose, CA 95130 57. KIDWELL, Irma and Richard, 1617 Rhode Island st., Lawrence, KS 66044 58. KING, Myron and Edwina, 2917 Santa Fe Lane, Lawrence, KS 66047 59. KLINE, Dorothea, 801 N. First St., Garden City, KS 67846 60. KNOX, James and Bernice, RR 2 Box 99, Valley Falls, KS 66088 61. KRAFT, Christine, 404 Cattleman ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 62. LAWSON, A.J. and Mary, 2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66046 63. LONG, Fern, Box 125, Eudora, KS 66025 64. LUND, Joan, 515 Bonnymeade Dr., Champaign, IL 61821 65. METSKER, Shirley, 13695 Boston St., Brighton, CO 80601 66. MEYER, Pauline, 1600 Haskell #218, Lawrence, KS 66044 67. MEYER, Ruth, 103 3rd Box 135, Winchester, KS 66097 68. MOORE, Mary and Sharon Kay, 1131 Deleware St., Lawrence, KS 66044 69. MUSICK, Cheryl, Rt. 5 Box 145, Lawrence, KS 66046 70. McCARTHY, Paul, 115 Providence Rd., Lawrence, KS 66049 71. McGEE, Virginia, 1102 Birch St., Eudora, KS 66025 72. McMANNESS, Michael and Brenda, Rt 5 Box 46A, Lawrence, KS 66046 73. NEEL, Barbara, 6710 NW 31st Terr., Bethany, OK 73008 74. NELSON, Richard, 2425 Orchard Lane, Lawrence, KS 66049 75. O'CONNELL, Mary, 623 Virginia Dr., Rio Vista, CA 94571 76. ONESLAGER, Kevin, 114 Elm, Box 263, Baldwin City, KS 66006 77. PARKER, Martha, Rt 2 Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 78. PARKER, Roberta, 674 S. 10th, Salina, KS 67401 79. PAYNE, Janet, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 80. PEMBERTON, Marie, RR 1 Box 33, Pawhuska, OK 74056 81. POSTMA, James, P.O. Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044 82. POTTER, Donald, 2210 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66046 83. PRALL, Rhoda, 14104 Piedras Rd. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87123 84. RADER, Juanita, 1416 S. 40th St., Kansas City, KS 66106 85. RANKIN, C.C. and Polly, 1510 University Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 86. REID, Janet, 104 Patricia Way, Grass Valley, CA 95949 87. ROSS, Robin, 1021 Holiday Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 88. SANDERS, Elizabeth, Rt 5 Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093 89. SAYLER, Virginia and John, 342 Woodlawn Circle, Lawrence, KS 66049 90. SCHELL, Dorothy, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, ID 83843 91. SCHOTT, Cynthia, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, KS 66046 92. SCHWARZ, Albert, Rt 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006 93. SHAW, Ray, 17410 Maple Valley Hwy, Sp 75, Renton, WA 98058 94. SHOGRIN, Quentin and Donna, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, KS 66049 95. SMITH, Adell, 2558 W. Village Lane, Springfield, MO 65807 96. SMITH, Claude and Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66049 97. SMITH, Nancy, 534 Kasold Dr., Lawrence, KS 66049 98. SNEDEGER, Jean and Charles, 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044 99. SPENCER, Iona, RR 1 Box 274, Lecompton, KS 66050 100. STUART, Mary Lynn, Rt 2, Baldwin City, KS 66006 101. SWANGER, Carol, 2637 W. 6th Ave., Kennewick, WA 99336 102. SWEETS, Judy, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 103. TALLEY, Fay and Lloyd, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 104. THOMPSON, Bill and Ruth, 2907 Missouri, Lawrence, KS 66046 54 �105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. TITLE, Barbara, 3947 Greenwood, Orange, CA 92669 TWEDDELL, Gertrude, 531 Ash, Eudora, KS 66025 VAUGHN, Donald and Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66046 VOPICKA, Joanne, 9133 S. 77th Ave., Bridgeview, IL 60455 WHITE, Marilyn, 9605 Sixth Ave., Inglewood, CA 90305-3207 WHITSON, Robert and Carol, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 WIGGINS, Dorothy and Elwood, Rt 2 Box 319W, Lawrence, KS 66046 WIGGINS, Jane, Rt 5 Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66046 WILLIAMS, Patricia, P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA 98640 WINCHELL, Arthur and Mary Lou, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, KS 66049 WORLEY, Charles and Erma, RR 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 MEMBER AND EXCHANGE SOCIETIES AND LIBRARIES , ARIZONA Arizona State Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 42075, Tucson, AZ 85733 Sun City Genealogical Society,' P.O. Box 1448, Sun City, AZ 85351 ARKANSAS Arkansas Genealogical Society, P.O. 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Box 488, Normal, IL 61761 Moultrie County Historical & Gen. Society, P.O. Box MM, Sullivan, IL 61951 Schuyler Co. Hist. Museum, Restored Jail & Gen. Center, 200 S. Congress, Rushville, IL 62681 South Suburban Genealogical & Hist. Soc., P.O. Box 96, South Holland, IL 60473 INDIANA~-'I Allen County Publict1brary, Box 2270, Ft. Wayne, IN 46801-2270 Elkhart County Genealogical Society, 1812 Jeanwood Dr., Elkhart, IN 46514 55 �IOWA Iowa Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 7735, Des Moines, IA 50322 NW Iowa Gen. Soc., Le Mars Public Library, 46 1st st. S.W., Le Mars, IA 51031 KANSAS Cherokee Co. of SE KS, Columbus Pub. Lib., 205 N.Kansas, Columbus, KS 66725 Crawford Co. Gen. Soc., Pittsburg Pub. Lib., 211 W. 4th st., Pittsburg, KS 66762 Eudora Area Historical Society, Box 125, Eudora, KS 66025 Finney county Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846 Jefferson County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 146, Oskaloosa, KS 66066 Johnson County Gen. Society, P.O. Box 8057, Shawnee Mission, KS 66208-0057 Kansas Council of Genealogical Societies, P.O. Box·3858, Topeka, KS 66604-6858 Kansas Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 103, Dodge City, KS 67801 Kansas State Historical Society, 10th & 'Jackson st., Topeka, KS 66612 Kansas University Lib., Periodicals Sec., Serials Dep., Lawrence, KS 66045 Leavenworth County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 362, Leavenworth, KS 66048 Lecompton Historical Society, Lecompton, KS 66050 Linn County Genealogical Society, Box 137, Pleasanton, KS 66075 Midwest Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1121, Wichita, KS 67201 North Central Kansas Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 251, Cawker City, KS 67430 Old Fort Gen. Soc. of Southeast Kansas, 201 S. National, Ft. Scott, KS 66701 Phillips county Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 114, Phillipsburg, KS 67661 Reno County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 5, Hutchinson, KS 67504-0005 Riley County Gen. Society & Kansas Kin, 2005 Claflin Rd., Manhattan, KS 66502 Santa Fe Trail Historical Society, Box 668, Baldwin City, KS 66006 Smoky Valley Genealogical Soc. & Library, 211 W. Iron #205, Salina, KS 67401 Topeka Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 4048, Topeka, KS 66604-0484 Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66044 KENTUCKY Kentucky Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 153, Frankfort, KY 40602 South Central Kentucky Hist. & Gen. Soc., P.O. Box 157, Glascow, KY 42142-0157 LOUISIANA Ark La Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 4462, Shreveport, LA 71104 MARYLAND Prince George County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 819, Bowie, MD 20715-0819 MICHIGAN Western MI Gen. Soc., Grand Rapids Pub. Lib., Library Plaza N.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49503 MISSOURI Heart of America Gen. Soc. & Lib., Kansas City Pub. Lib., Missouri Valley Rm., 311 E. 12th St., Kansas City, MO 64106 Jackson County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1133, Independence, MO 64051 Mid-Missouri Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 715, Jefferson City, MO 65102 St. Louis Genealogical Soc., 9011 Manchester Rd., Suite 3, st. Louis, MO 63144 NEBRASKA Eastern Nebraska Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 541, Fremont, NE 68025-0541 56 �OHIO Cincinnati Public Library, 800 Vine St., Cincinnati, OH 45202-2009 OKLAHOMA Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Drawer 1210, Durrant, OK 74702-1210 Pawhuska Genealogical Society, 301 E. 6th St., Pawhuska, OK 74056 Woods county Genealogist, P.O. Box 234, Alva, OK 73717 OREGON Gen. Forum of Portland, 1410 S.W. Morrison St, RID. 812, Portland, OR 97205 Yamhill County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 568, McMinnville, OR 97128 SOUTH DAKOTA Rapid City Soc. for Genealogical Research, P.O. Box 1495, Rapid City, SD 57709 Sioux Valley Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 655, Sioux Falls, SD 57101 TEXAS Ft. Worth Genealogical Society, P.o. Box 9767, Ft. Worth, TX 76147 Parker County Genealogical Society, 1214 Charles St., Weatherford, TX 76086 Permian Basin Genealogical Society, 321 W. 5th St., Odessa, TX 79761 UTAH Family History Library Acqu., 35 N. West Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 VERMONT Gen. Soc. of Vermont, Westminster West, RFD 3 Box 986, Putney, VT 05346 VIRGINIA National Genealogical Society, 4527 17th St. North, Arlington, VA 22207 WASHINGTON Seattle Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 549, Seattle, WA 98111 What com Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 1493, Bellingham, WA 98227-1493 Yakima Valley Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 445, Yakima, WA 98907 WASHINGTON D.C. Library of Congress, Exchange and Gift Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 WISCONSIN Stevens Point Area Gen. Soc., Portage Co. Library, 1325 Church St., Stevens Point, WI 54481 Wisconsin State Historical Society, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706 BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA British Columbia Gen. Soc., P.O. Box 94371, Richmond, BC, Canada V6Y-2A8 57 �FIVE GENERATION CHART SURNAME INDEX For those current members who have submitted Five-Generation Charts, the surnames on those charts are listed below. The number following the surname refers to the number assigned in the preceeding membership list to the member who submitted the chart. ACHENBACK 68 ADAMS 58,76 ADCOCK 16 ADENGER 59 AIKEN 58 ALBERS 56 ALEXANDER 36 ALLEN 32 ALUMBAUGH 19,110 AMENT 61 AMICK 115 ANDERSON 61,76 ARCHAMBOULT 14 ARMS 16 ARMSTRONG 36,107,110 ATCHLEY 87 ATHERTON 43 ATKINS 76 BACUM 31 BAILEY 5,107 BAKER 20,46,61 BALDWIN 32 BALLENGER 105 BARKER 19 BARKLEY 32 BARNES 16,31 BARNEY 61 BARRON 58 BARRY 58 BARTLEMAN 108 BAXTER 5,107 BAYLOR 61 BEASLEY 58 BEAUCHAT 52 BEDWELL 110 BELL 61 BELLAMY 93 BENNETT 7,27 BERREY 36 BERRYMAN 94 , BEVARD 32 BEVINS 94 BISE 58 BLACK 32,36 BLAKE 68 BLASEKATTE 9 BLISS 43 BOASLEY 31 BOATMAN 19 BOBBITT 27 BOCK 9 BOCKE 115 BOEHNER 56 BOEHRINGER 115 BOLES 91 BOLLINGER 83 BOLTON 91 BOND 105 BONER 46 BOOTH 53 BORDEN 61 BOUILLION 108 BOULAY 14 BOWER 36 BOYD 61 BOYDSTUN 44 BRADLEY 12,105 BRECHEISEN 52 BRENNER 103 BRENT 61 BREUER 70 BRIGHT 76 BROWN 7,16,27,42 BRUCKER 9 BRUNK 12 BRUNTON 58 BUCHER 56 BUCHHEIM 115 BUCKALEW 32 BUCKLES 5 BUNCH 37 BUNNELL 61 BUNSO 44 BURCHILL 14 BURKETT 91 BURLISON 87 BURNEY 16 BURNS 110 BUTTERBAUGH 58 BUTTON 93 CABLE 84 CACKLER 58 CALL 36 CALLAWAY 61 CAPPS 36 CARlEY 7 CAROLUS 24 CARPENTER 43 CARTER 5,42 CASE 84 CASEBIER 59 CAVANAUGH 20 CESSNA 32 CHALMERS 24 CHANDLER 107 CHAPMAN 16 CHEEVER 59 CHILDERS 5 CHIZUM 59 CHOATE 115 CHURCH 91 CHURCHILL 7 CLARK 16 CLATCHFORD 7 COAN 19 COFFIN 61 COLE 42 COLLARD 36 COLLINS 12 COLYER 91 COMBS 44 CONVIS 61 COOK 32,45 COOKSON 58 COOLEY 61 COONCE 45 CORCORAN 7 CORDELL 20 COREL lOS CORNETT 12 CORY 61 COWDEN 110 COX 44,58,61,70 CRAIN 32 CRAWFORD 61 CREE 66 CROUSE 115 CUMMINGS 91 DART 96 DARTNALL 87 DAVIDSON 61 DAVIS lOS DAWSON 61 DAY 16 58 DEBULEY 107 DECKER 103 DEERING 14 DEHEK 45 DEHNER 56 DELLIPE 108 DENEEN 45 DePAS 108 DESCHER 91 DICKENS 32 DILLON 46 DOBBINS 105 DOCTOR 24 DOL BEAU 14 DOMMAIN 58 DOWDLE 27 DRAWYER 103 DRESSER 14 DUNCAN 24,87 DUNLEVY 69 DUNN 115 DURBIN 31 EDDLEMAN 5 EISELE 9 ELLIOT 61 ELLIOTT 46 ELLISON 16 EMBREY 69 ENGLAND 115 ERWIN 84 EVANS 69,107 EVINGER 31 FAIRCHILD 32 FALCKENSTEIN 58,83 FARLEY 58 FAUBION 36 FERGUSON 58 FINDLAYSON 108 FINLEY 94 FLESHMAN 103 FLING 32 FLORY 69 FOGERTY 103 FOLEY 43 FORBES 36 FORNEY 32 FREEMAN 32,110 FRENCH 61 �FRITZ 9 FULKERSON 110 FULLER 61,87 FULLERTON 110 FULTON 37 GARDINER 61 GARDNER 5,59 GARRETT SON 14 GARRISON 93 GATES 7 GAYLORD 84 GIBBS 61 GIBSON 44,53 GILMORE 68 GLASGOW 70 GLEN 61 GLENN 36 GOBEL 9 GRACE 107 GRAHAM 37 GRAVES 16 GREEN 84 GREGORY 107 GRIFFIN 36 GRIMES 61 GRING 16 GROSSMAN 115 GROUND 44 GUARD 42 GUNN 70 GUY 37 GWATHMEY 61 HABBIN 19 HACK 9 HACKSTEIN 53 HALL 58,105 HAMILTON 58 HAMM 5 HAMMER 46 HAMMILL 76 HANEY 12 HANNAH 61 HANSEN 19 HARDY 20 HARE 36 HARGIS 94 HARGROVE 5 HARRELL 12 HARRINGTON 94 HARRISON 5 HARSHBARGER 44 HARTMAN 9 HAUGHTON 61 HAYDEN 43 HAYS 46 HEATH 7 HEINEN 91 HELDER 103 HELLMAN 42 HELLSTROM 42 HELMS 32 HENDRICK 16 HENDRICKS 93 HENRY 68 HERRINGTON 43 HESS 93 HESTER 5 HEYKA/HEJKA 24 HIATT 87 HIGGINS 66 HILL 94,107 HILLIARD 32 HINCKLEY 16 HISER 36 HOAG 61 HOCKENSMITH 68 HODGKIN 61 HOFFMAN 115 HOFMANN 44 HOGAN 45 HOLLAND 76 HOLLOWAY 107 HOODENPYLE 76 HOOK 16 HOOT 32 HOOVER 45 HOTTON 45 HOUGLAND 46 HOUSTON 31 HOUT 68 HOWELL 12,69 HUDSON 59 HUFFMAN 32 HUGHSON 7 HULLMANN 9 HUNTER 110 HUNTLEY 61 HYLAND 84 JAMES 107 JARDON 52 JEFFRIES 105 JENNINGS 107 JOHNS 12 JOHNSON 53,96 JONES 16,44,61,93 JORDAN 59 KALBRANNER 53 KAMPSCHROEDER 115 KATHERMAN 45 KEENER 20 KEENY 83 KELLY 43 KELSO 108 KESTING 115 KEUTNER 32 KIINY 83 KINCAID 61 KINDLESPERGER 58 KING 58,107 KINSEY 69 KIRKWOOD 108 KLABZUBA 24 KLINE 59 KLINEDINST 83 KLUG 84 KLUTZ 32 KNUDSEN 19 KOCH 9 KONIG 9 KOONTZ 45 KRAFT 61,115 KRAMER 94 KRUSE 44 LACE 108 LALLIER 14 LALUZERNE 108 LAMBERT 68 LAMOREAUX 19 LANGHORNE 61 LAPAN 58 LATHAM 110 LAUCHNOR 93 LAWSON 68 LAYCOCK 108 LAYNE 84 LAYTON 58 LEACH 32 LEATHERMAN 58 LEE 58 LeFORCE 59 LEONARD 76 LESLIE 69 LIND 83 LINDSEY 32,43 LINEBARGER 32 LINSEA 43 LITTLE 103 LOGAN 32,59 LONG 103 LONGENECKER 45 LONGNECKER 46 LOOSEN 70 LOWENSTEIN 66 LOWER 16 LUSLKE 53 59 LUTZ 45 LYNCH 76 MACKEY 61 MADDEN 105 MAHOOD 108 . MANACE 110 MARKLEY 69 MARSH 61,94 MARTIN 20,69,107 MATHIAS 37 MATTHEW 46 MATTHEWS 5 MAUL 43 MAXWELL 37 MAY 87 MAYSWINKLE 103 McCAIN 115 McCARTHY 70 McCLAIN 46 McCLINTOCK 16 McCLOWNIE 46 McCONNELL 105 McCOY 110 McCULLUM 108 McGUIRE 76,83 McLEAN 59 McMILLEN 94 McNISH 68 McPHERSON 83,94 McROBERTS 31 MEAD 96 MELLEN 5 MERIDETH 107 MERIDIETH 76 METCALFE 61 MEYER 66 MICHAEL 58 MICK 59 MILES 91 MILLER 24,56 MILLSLAGEL 61 MILTENBERGER 45 MONTGOMERY 83 MOOMAW 36 MOORE 46,68 MORR 68 MORTON 107 ' MOSSMAN 107 MUENZENMAYER 56 MURPHY 103 MUSICK 69 MUSSELWH ITE 103 MUUMA 36 MYERS 36 NEALLY 107 �NIEDERER 9 NOEL 53 NORTON 96 NUTHALL 36 OBERLANTA 24 ODELL 36 ODGEN 19 OESTERREICH 56 OGLE 61 OHLFEST 44 OLIVER 16 ONESLAGER 76 ONEY 105 OSHEL 46 OWENS 53 O'BRADY 103 O'NEIL 43 O'REILY 110 PAGE 5 PARISA 14 PATCH 37 PATE 87 PATTERSON 58 PATTON 69 PAULIN 14 PAYNE 61 PELLETT 103 PERKINS 105 PETERSDATTER 19 PETEY 52 PETTIBON 46 PETTIT 87 PETTUS 61 PETZOLD 84 PHILLIPS 5,70 PIERCE 91 PLANK 94 PLUMBER. 108 POHL 53 POTTER 5,61 POWRIE 24 PRATHER 36,69 PRATT 61 PRESTON 12 PRICE 12,94 PUDERBAUGH 58 PURCELL 43,66 RADER 84 RAMEY 84 RANKIN 87 RASOR 76 RAYMOND 107 REICHENBACHER 27 REINHARDT 27 RICE 107 RICHART/RICHARDT 16 RICKMAN 61 RIGGS 16 RILEY 94,110 RITCHEY 32 RITZENTHALERS 52 ROACH 12 ROBERTS 32,115 ROBERTSON 14 ROGERS 42,115 ROSE 36,107 ROSS 87 ROSSEL/ROZZEL 107 ROST 24 ROUSE 107 ROUSSEY 52 RUFF 61 RUSH 36 RYLAND 105 SAlLE 45 SANDERS 76 SASH 20 SCHAAKE 66 SCHEHRER 52 SCHLECTY 58 SCHMIDT 16,66 SCHNEIDER 7 SCHOTT 91 SCHOULT 84 SCHULE 9 SCHULTZ 93 SCHWEIGHAUSER 9 SCOTT 24,46,61 SEARS 87 SEBRING 59 SEFTON 58 SEIBEL 66 SHAFFER 32 SHAFNER 69 SHAHAN 58 SHAW 70,93 SHAWLEY 110 SHERFIELD 5 SHOEMAKER 69 SHOGRIN 94 SIMMONS 32,59,68 SIMON 45 SIMPSON 66 SKILES 31 SLAUGHTER 59 SLAYDEN 107 SLOAN 16,61 SLOCUM 96 SMITH 16,19,32,58,61,96, 103,105,110 SNAPP 110 SNELL 61 SONNER 36 SPANGLER 103 SPEICHER 52 SPIELMAN 58 SPRAGUE 58 SPRIEGER 115 STAATZ 56 STAINBROOK 103 STAMPS 110 STANLEY 36,96 STASCHEN 91 STAUFFER 115 STEVENS 105 STEWART 96,110 STIGER 68 STONE 108 STOREY 16 STRATFORD 66 STREICHER 9 STRICKER 110 STROPE 36 STURGES 32 STUTSMAN 45 SWISHER 96 TALLEY 103 TAPPAN 70 TAYLOE 61 TAYLOR 42,83 THARP 32,36 THAYER 107 THAYER 46 THOMAS 36 THOMPSON 5,42,46 THOMSON 43 TITLE 105 TODD 58 TREMBLE 68 TROVILLO 44 TUCKER 16 TURNER 5 TWEED 68 TYRRELL 70 ULERICH 58 ULRICH 45 VAUGHN 107 VEISTIE 84 VERRALL 61 VOUGHT 16 WADDLE 27 WADE 93 WAGGONER 91 WAKEFIELD 5 WALKER 107 60 WALL 96 WALLICH 103 WALLOWT 56 WARD 7,32,46 WARE 43 WATTERS 43 WATTS 61 IoIEATHERS 46 IoIEBSTER 61 WElL 56 WEIR 42 WELLA 58 WEST 83 IoIEYBRIGHT 45 WHETSTONE 32 WHITE 70 WHITMAN 91 WHITNEY 107 WHITSON 110 WIGGIN/WIGGINS 20 WILCOX 110 WILEY 5 WILKINS 43 WILLEY 69 WILLIAMS 19,58,76 WILSON 32,46,61,68,110 WINDELL 36 WINGO 107 WINSLOW 61 WISE 115 WOODBURY 61 WOODFORD 70 IoIORLEY 115 \./RIGHT 105 Io\JLFKUHLE 115 YOCKEY 76 YOUNG 37 ZAWARKA 24 ZEHMS 24 ZEPH 7 ZIMMERER 7 ZIMMERMAN 36 ZINN 36 ZOELER 66 ZURCHER 58 �QUERIES SURNAME INDEX For those current members who have submitted queries to The Pioneer in the past, the surnames mentioned in those queries are listed below, with the exception of surnames that duplicate those from the previous list. The number following the surname refers to the number assigned in the preceeding membership list to the member submitting the query. ABBOTT 46 ADAM 8 ADOLPH 102 AGIN 46 ALEXANDER 61 ANDERSON 51,103 ANDREWS 8 ARUNDALE 96 ASHWORTH 102 AUTHIER 102 BACHELOR 4 BAILEY 61,100 BAKER 46,112 BALSEY 46 BANDY 98 BANISTER 88 BARDELL 113 BARKER 103 BARNES 96 BATTAN 110 BEADLES 107 BEASLEY 6 BEERY 112 BEHRENS 93 BELCHER 15 BENSON 17 BERG 8 BIRKHEAD 102 BLACK 64 BOBBITT 46 BONER 46 BOONE 88,107 BORDEAU 102 BOUCHER 102 BRADSHAW 102 BRAMAN 112 BRASSELL 102 BREEZE 91 BREWER 88 BROWNING 95 BRUCE 6 BRYSON 4,98 BUNKER 13 BUNTON 13 BURKHEAD 102 BURNSIDE 95 BUSTER 71 BUTLER 98 CABBAGE 98 CAILLE 102 CALVIN 107 CARLYLE 40 CARPENTER 94 CARTER 4 CAVENAUGH 102 CAYER 102 CHAMBERS 46 CHANDLER 110 CHAPMAN 98 CHASE 13 CHASTEEN 46 CHEVALIER 102 CLARK 17 CLEATON/CLEETON 114 COATES 26 COE 102 COLE 8 COL LANDER 46 COLLIER/COLYER 102,112 COLVIN 107 COOLEY 46 COON 8 COOPER 107 CORBIN 112 CORRELL 98 COUNTRYMAN 98 COURTNEY 4 COURVILLE 102 COX 98 CRAIG 112 CREVISTON 98 CROSBY 13 CRUME 102 CURLE 96 OAUGHERTY 112 DAVENPORT 96 DAVIS 4,15,102 DECKER 15 DELANO 13 DeROCHER/DESROCHERS 102 DESKINS 88 GORRELL 98 DICKINSON 61 GRAGG 98 DIXON 13 GRANGER 112 DODSON 107 GRIFFIN 103 DOTY 96 HADDOCK 96 DOWNE 107 HADDOX 102 DRAKE 46 HALE 88 DRAMANN 91 HAMMOND 26 DRISKELL 103 HARRISON 88 DU FRESNE 102 HART 40,112 DU PUIS 102 HASS 13 DUCHESS 17 HASTINGS 98 DUKES 102 HEASTON 98 DUROCHER 102 HEFNER 103 EACKER 103 HEGERMAN 13 EASTERLINE/EASTERLING 102 HERDMAN 107 EASTLAND 102 HICKMAN 15 EBERHART 112 HIGGINS 96 EDGINGTON 61 HODGES 15 EGIN 46 HOGLIN 46 ENDICOTT 103 HOLLOWELL 86 ENNEW.17 HOLMES 98 ERNST 91 HOOVER 96 EVANS 103 HOPSON 102 FEAKE 13 HOUGHTILE 98 FELTS 88 HOUSE 113 FELTT 112 HOUSLEY 98 FINE 112 HOWLAND 13 FISHER 98 HOYT 13 FISKE 107 HUCK 88 FITCH 107 HUF F 15 FITZGERALD 107 HUFTILE 98 FLEMING 98,102 HUNT 13 FLEMMING 107 HUSSEY 13 FORREST 100 IRVIN 13,50 FOURNIER 102 JENNINGS 114 FOWLER 13 JOHANN I NG 13 FRAZIER 98 JOHNSON 71 FREEMAN 13 JOINER/JOYNER 102 FULLI LOVE 102 JONES 10,98 FURY 8 JUSTI CE 105 GALLEGHER 113 KEARNEY 102 GARDINER/GARDNER 112 KEENER 88 GIBSON 102 KEENEY 20 GILLISPIE 46 KEILMAN 13 61 �KELSEY 98 KERSHNER 98 KING 114 KIRKPATRICK 61 KOHL 8 KREISELER 8 KUHN 8 LA DUKE 112 LA HAY 105 LANE 15 LARGE 98 LATMAN 96 LAWSON 103 LIGHT 98 LILES 102 LIONAIS 102 LITTRELL 100 LOCKHART 98 LOGSTON 96 LYNCH 98 LYONNAISE 102 MADDOX 100 MAIRE/MAYRE 102 MANCK 8 MANES 110 MANNING 6 MARION 46 MARKS 96 MARLATT 112 MATHEWSON 107 MATNEY 10,103 McCLINTOCK 98 McCOLLISTER 103 McCORD 98 McDONALD 102 McGEE 71,105 McGRANAHAM 98 McNABB 102 METCALF 102 MILLER 8,88,112 MIRIAM 46 MOCK 102 MONK 96 MONNIER 102 MOORE 112 MORROW 98 MOSS 13 MULLER 8 MURRAY/MURRY 98 MYERS 10 NEILL 4 NEVITT 103 NEWELL 13 NEWKIRK 46 NICHOLS 107 NOBLE 114 NUPHER 8 OSWALD 13 OWINGS 112 O'DELL 61 O'HAIR 98 PALMER 13 PATEE 112 PATRICK 102 PEARCY 51 PEEK 98 PERCY 17 PERRY 13,105 PETERS 103 PHAYER 46 PHILLIPS 13 PIGGOTT 46 PLAMONDON 102 PLUMMER 4 POE 98 PROVEAU 102 PROVOST 102 PUCKETT 105 PUGH 112 PULLIAM 102 PURCELL 98 QUINCHE 102 RABOUIN 102 RANDOLPH 88 RASBERRY 102 RASH 57 REED 96 RIGGS 98 ROBERTS 51 ROBERTSON 98 ROCHER 102 ROSE 88 ROTTON 17 ROULLEAU 102 ROUSE 112 ROYAL 13 ROZZEL 107 RUSSELL 17 SALATHIEL 105 SARGENT 17 SARVER 96 SAUM 113 SAVARY 102 SCANNELL 71 SCHENCK 93 SCHMELCHER 96 SCHWAN/SCHWANN 51 SEARS 13 SEMPLE 8 SHAW 96 SHEPARD 57 SHIELDS 15 SIMON 46 SMART 110 SMELSER 96 SMITH 13,77,98,114 SNEDEGER 98 SOUTHARD 96 SPECK 112 SPENCER 13 SPERRY 105 SPINK 107 STANDERFORD/STANDIFORD 114 STANFIELD 96 STAR 88 STEARNS 107 STEWART 96 STONE 100 STREET 17 STRUCK 88 SWAN/SWANN 51 SWEARINGIN 88 SWEENY 13 SWEETS 102 SWEETZER 107 TALBERT 113 TENNESSON 15 TENNYSON 96 THATCHER 13 THAYER 46 THOMAS 13 THORNBRUGH 98 TIBBALS 112 TIBBETS 107 TOUZAR 107 TRACY 102 TRAPP 114 TRIMBLE 98 TUTTLE 26 TYLER 13 VAN PELT 61 VARING 102 VAUGHN/VAUGHAN 98 VINEGAR 91 VITTITOE/VITTITOW 102 VOSS 8 WAGONER 96 WALDRIP 98 WALTERS 96 WARD 112 WAUGH 112 WEBSTER 46,112 WEIS 8 WELCH 40 WELLS 51 62 WHEDON 26 WHIPPLE 98 WHITE 13,107 WHITNEY 6 WIES 8 WIGGIN/WIGGINS 88,112 WI LLIAMS 103 WILLIS 6 WILSON 40,98 WISE 96 WOOD 13,46,64,91,107 WOODARD 86 WORK 50 YOUNGLOVE 102 �THE JESSEE FAMILY OF BLOOMINGTON The following article was prepared from information supplied by Martha Parker: History of Kansas, by Andreas - Osage county; Obituaries of J.W., Charlie, Emma, Hinton, and Carrie Jessee from the Free Press, Osage Co., KS; Lawrence Journal-World, Variety SectionC, Sunday 15 May 1988; Kansas Territorial Census of 1855, District No.2; Clinton Township, Douglas Co., KS census of 1860, p.223.; Handwritten obituary of Mrs. William Jessee (Nancy Weaver), author unknown, but notation is made of a copyright 1982 by Joanna L. Stratton. Sources submitted by Judy Sweets. Article prepared by the editor. James Wilson JESSEE was born March 8, 1838 in McLean County, Illinois, eldest son and 2nd child of William J. JESSEE and Nancy WEAVER. James' father was born in 1809, one of 13 children born to William J. JESSEE (son of John JESSEE and Frances LEA) and Mary VERMILLION, both of whom had been born in Caswell County, North Carolina. James' mother, Nancy (WEAVER) JESSEE, was born June 16, 1809 in West Virginia, daughter of William WEAVER (son of James JESSEE family c.1897. Photo courtesy Watkins Museum. James WEAVER and Nancy SMITH) and Mary SIMS (daughter of James and Elizabeth SIMS). James' parents were married March 3, 1831, and moved to Illinois in 1837. Young James grew up on his parents' farm. In 1853 or 1854, when James was 16 years old, the JESSEEs came to Douglas County, Kansas, settling on a farm at Bloomington, which is now Clinton, about nine miles from Lawrence. When they first arrived in Lawrence, there were only sod houses and one frame building in the town, and the border wars fought over whether Kansas Territory should permit slavery soon were raging. The JESSEE family in 1855 included, besides James ,and his parents, Mary, Nancy R., David H., Martha, Esther, and Hannah, all of whom had been born in Illinois. In 1860, David H. (age 18), Martha (age 16), Hestes (probably should be Esther, age 12) and Hannah (age 10) were still living with their parents, as were several "laborers": James McCOOK, A.L. MOTE, John W. McPHERSON, B. BITZEL, and J.H. MORRIS. Nancy had died in 1858 at age 18. William JESSEE was one of the first men elected to the Kansas Territorial Legislature and a founder of the Clinton community. James was active in the Free State cause, serving under Col. Sam WALKER and John BROWN. He was often sent out on explorations and spy missions, where his youthful "greenhorn" appearance kept him from suspicion. He helped storm Fort Titus and helped rout the McGEEs. He accompanied Col. WALKER to Brown County to meet Jim LANE, who was on his way to Kansas with a large body of men, and to Lecompton after Free State men were held as prisoners there. 63 �Mrs. Nancy JESSEE once saved James LANE from capture by Quantrill's men, and he thanked her by giving her his picture, which she highly prized. On July 28, 1861, James enlisted in Company K, Eighth Regiment of the Illinois Infantry at Bloomington, Illinois, and as part of that unit took part in the Civil War engagements at Fort Donelson, Fort Henry, Pittsburg Landing, Champion Hills, Raymond, Jackson (Mississippi), Vicksburg, Slocumb's six days running fight, and many skirmishes. He was discharged August 2, 1864, with the rank of Sergeant. While James was off fighting in the war in 1862, his sister Esther, age 14, died and was buried in a cemetery on the family's Clinton farm. James returned to Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois where he married Maria STANDIFERD on July 13, 1865. The next year be brought his bride to Douglas county and briefly settled at Bloomington. In the summer of 1868 James took up farming on the Marais des Cygnes River near Olivet and Arvonia, Osage County, Kansas. James was also a Universalist Minister and a member of Arvonia Lodge 54, I.O.O.F., and the Reading G.A.R. Post. His obituary described him as "an enthusiast in anything he undertook," and he was affectionately called "Uncle Jim" by his friends and acquaintances. In 1870, James's father William passed away, and he was buried with his daughters Nancy and Esther (whose graves were moved from the farm) in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence. James's mother Nancy came to live at James' home. She died there on her 90th birthday and was buried in Arvonia Cemetery. Only three of her eleven children survived her. James and Maria JESSEE had nine children: Lincoln and Logan S., twins, born March 21, 1867; Ida May, born May 18, 1870; James W., born July 5, 1871; Hinton Grant, born December 9, 1873; John Wilson, born January 22, 1876; Charles T., born July 21, 1878; Emma Bell, born December 18, 1880; Frank Arthur, born April 10, 1883; and Carrie, born about 1886. In the late summer of 1897, Charlie, age 19, and Emma, nearly 17, both died on a saturday within a few hours of each other of a very sudden and swift illness, which Dr. FISHER of Reading and Dr. ZANE of Osage City pronouced as pernicious malarial fever. Hinton, age 23, Frank, age 14, and Carrie, age 11, were also stricken and ten days later Hinton and Carrie died. They were buried in Arvonia Cemetery. Hinton had just been preparing to enter his second year at the state Normal School in Emporia. Following this horrible tragedy, the local paper informed its readers that "Mr. JESSEE's folks have shut up their house and left the place for the present. Although the cause of their sickness has not been definitely determined it did not seem wise that they should stay there any longer. Mr. and Mrs. JESSEE and son Frank are with relatives at Reading and John is under the good care of J.H. BUCKMAN and family here, and all will have a better chance to recuperate after their terrible siege. Lincoln JESSEE, twin brother to Logan, and who lives farther up the river on the SANDERSON farm, was unable to be at the funeral Sunday, but it is hoped he will soon be better and not get clear down. The son-in-law, John SCHROEDER, was also unable to be there, and the entire family are worn out from their prolonged care and grief." James died at his farm on April 17, 1907. Four sons and one daughter were surviving, and all were present when he died. One son came all the way from California, another from Colorado. On May 8, 1988, descendants of William JESSEE came to Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence to dedicate a new headstone for his grave. The location of the grave had been lost until discovered by Douglas County Genealogical Society member Jean SNEDEGER while taking a cemetery census. The new headstone reads, "William J. JESSEE, 1809-1870, Believer in freedom for Kansas." 64 �CLAIM OF WILLIAM JESSEE BEFORE THE U.S. CONGRESS Kansas Claims Congress, 2nd university of researched by can be found in u.s. House of Representative documents, 36th session, at-the Government Documents department, Mallot Hall, Kansas, call numbers 1106 and 1107. This claim, No. 206, was the editor. To the Commissioners of claims under act of February 7, 1859. The undersigned, William JESSEE, respectfully represents that he is a citizen of Kansas Territory, and has been such citizen ever since February, 1855. He now resides and since February, 1855, aforesaid, has resided on SW. 1/4 S. 13, T. 13, R. 18, near Bloomington, in Douglas county. Petitioner further represents that he has sustained losses by reason of the disorders which prevailed in this Territory from November 1, 1855, till December 1, 1856, for which he claims indemnity, viz: That the Territory of Kansas, and particularly the county of Douglas, in which petitioner resides, was invaded by a numerous and hostile body of armed men in the months of November and December, 1855, whose avowed object and design was the destruction of the city of Lawrence and the expUlsion of all but pro-slavery settlers; petitioner, exerCising his rights as a free citizen, was known and recognized as a free-State man, opposed to slavery, and as such was elected a member of the first legislative assembly which met at Pawnee, where the majority of said body voted out petitioner and other free-State men who held the governor's certificates of election to that body. As such member petitioner knows that he was obnoxious to the pro-slavery men and their aiders and abettors, and when the circumstances arose known as the Wakarusa war, deponent felt that he was not safe in his life or property while said body of armed and hostile men, most of whom had been drawn from the State of Missouri, were assembled and arrayed against the peacable citizens of the Territory. Knowing that he and his neighbors and friends were in danger from said hostile forces, petitioner, responding to the call and martial law orders issued by General LANE, allowed his horses, wagons, and other property to be used for the common defense. And in such service a valuable horse belonging to him, and worth $150, was used up and destroyed, that said horse died on the 13th of December, having been severely ridden and used while petitioner was employed in actual service of said Territory, as will appear by his discharge, hereto annexed. Petitioner further shows that he has never received any compensation for said horse from any source whatever. WILLIAM JESSEE HEADQUARTERS KANSAS VOLUNTEERS, Lawrence City, December 11, 1855. This is to certify that William JESSEE faithfully and gallantly served as aid in the general's staff of Kansas volunteers, from the 27th day of November, 1855, to the 11th day of December, 1855, in defending the city of Lawrence, in Kansas Territory, from demolition by foreign invaders; when he was honorably discharged from said service. C. ROBINSON, Major General Kansas Volunteers. TERRITORY OF KANSAS, Douglas County, ss: On this 26th day of April, 1859, personally appeared before me the above named William JESSEE, who, being duly sworn, saith: That the facts stated in the above petition are true. WILLIAM JESSEE. Sworn to before me this 26th day of April, 1859. EDWARD HOOGLAND, Commissioner. 65 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, ss: Alexander E. LOVE, being duly sworn, saith: I reside in Bloomington, Douglas county; I resided with him in Bloomington township in 1856, and until about a year ago. I remember a certain horse that he had in November and December, 1855; he was 'a bay horse, five or six years old - a good animal. The horse was brought to Lawrence during the trouble known as the Wakarusa war, and was taken and used from time to time by various persons for scouting parties or other service that circumstances required. I was with the forces in Lawrence at the time mentioned. The horse was always ready, and used for any of the service as though he were public property. He was in good order and condition when brought to Lawrence in November. After the dispersion of the Missouri forces assembled against Lawrence, Mr. JESSEE and I returned home. His horse was then about used up, and died in one or two days afterwards. He was destroyed in the public service. The horse was worth $150 or more. I know that at one time, before he went into the service, Mr. JESSEE was offered $200 for that horse, and declined it. ALEXANDER E. LOVE. Sworn to before me this 29th day of April, 1859. EDWARD HOOGLAND, Commissioner. Petitioner claims for one horse, destroyed in "Wakarusa war," worth •.• $150 00 The proof fully sustains the claim. Add interest, 2 1/2 years, at 6 per cent •••.••••.........••.••.••.•.• 22 50 Total award...................................................... 172 50 EDWARD HOOGLAND, SAMUEL A. KINGMAN, HENRY J. ADAMS. May 4, 1859. CORRECTION TO FARMER'S MAIL AND BREEZE DIRECTORY - TUCKER/DEAY Norma Jardon of Baldwin City, Kansas informs us that on page 34 of Vol. XIV of The Pioneer, the Kansas Farmer and Mail & Breeze Directory entry for Louis R. TUCKER mistakenly identifies his wife as Dora DEAN. Her name was Dora DEAY. We thank Norma for bringing this to our attention, and hope that others spotting errors will also let us know. Editors were not infallible in 1920, either. THE HOMES OF WINNIE SMITH LYONS In 1939, Winnie Smith Lyons wrote Reminiscence of Early Day Kansas, which is now in the Kansas Collection at the Spencer Library, University of Kansas. This excerpt was submitted by Judy Sweets of the Watkins Museum. "The winter of 1857-58 we lived in a small log house in Twin Mounds. In 1863 we moved to a house in Lawrence owned by George HUNT on 6th Street. Then we moved to a house near 7th st. just west of National Bank. Later moved to a house which was owned by Mrs. KELLAM on the west side of New Hampshire in the block south of the post office. We moved back to the farm in 1869 and I was married from the Old Homestead in 1875." 66 �MEMORIAL TO LUCIE A. (CARRUTH) WOOD August 26, 1845 - December 26, 1897 This memorial was printed for Mrs. WOOD's funeral, and is a sermon by Richard CORDLEY, D.O., delivered 28 December 1897 at Plymouth Church, Lawrence, Kansas. The original is contained in the Tracy LEARNARD Scrapbook, Vol. 3, at the Elizabeth Watkins Community Museum in Lawrence. Researched by the editor. Lucie A. CARRUTH was born at Cherry Valley, NY, August 26, 1845. In 1856 her parents removed to Kansas, under the common impulse of freedom which stirred the whole North. Her father, a minister and a teacher all his life, settled upon a farm, or rather a claim, not far from Osawatomie. Old settlers will remember the varied trials of those early days.' First came the exciting turbulence of 1856-'57; then the dreary waiting for three years for the returning prosperity which failed to return; then the famine of 1860, when the cornfields shriveled and the gardens died; and then came the War of the Rebellion, which stirred the whole nation, but Kansas more than any other section. During these years Mr. CARRUTH, a teacher and not a farmer, was trying to develop a farm from a Kansas prairie claim. Those who have ever observed the process do not need to be told how tedious and slow a process it is. That unfailing visitor to the pioneer cabin, known among the the old settlers as the "chills" entered this new home, and they all shook by turns, and then worked the alternate days. The mother, always somewhat of an invalid, was laid aside much of the time, and the care of the home and younger children fell upon the brave girl of eleven summers. Thus early did the responsibilities of life fall upon her. At the age of sixteen she commenced teaching school to aid in the maintenance of the home. In 1863 Mr. CARRUTH was appointed professor of natural science in Baker University, at Baldwin, a position for which he was admirably fitted, and in which he did excellent service for three years. Here Lucie had some of the advantages for which she hungered, and above all she was able to gratify her love of music, and to secure something of the training she had thus far been deprived of. In 1866 ~he family removed to Lawrence, and Lucie entered the State University. She was a member of the first class which entered that institution, and was one of the first pupils taught by him who is now honored Chancellor of the University - Chancellor F.H. SNOW. Professor SNOW, a young man fresh from Eastern schools, commenced his career as a teacher when she commenced her work as a student. A schoolmate and intimate friend speaks of the excellence of her work in the University, and of her enthusiasm for learning. She speaks especially of her work in Latin, in which her translations were as classic as the tongue from which she read. Had she 67 �remained in the University she would have been one of the first graduates of the institution. But at home there was a family of brothers growing up to the years when they needed the benefit of schools, and with the unselfishness which always characterized her, she accepted a position to teach that her brothers might have an opportunity to learn. That it cost a struggle to make this sacrifice, is evident from the fact that to the last she often referred with regret to her failure to finish her course of study in the University. Those who knew her in later life as intimate friends or as pupils will testify that her personal application had largely made up for this early lack. She was married to Mr. E.W. WOOD in 1869, but her love of teaching was such that she continued her work for some time, and when she finally withdrew from public service she gave much of her time to private teaching, and more than one can testify that they were inspired with a love of learning by her enthusiasm, and were helped over hard places by her fidelity and skill. Of her early religious life I only know what one might infer from her later character and conduct. She had that earnestness of purpose, that fidelity to duty, that unselfishness to principle, which only grow from the early planting of religious conviction and life. She connected herself with Plymouth Church in'1868, and has always been a faithful member, interested and active in all lines of Christian activity. She was quiet and modest, and never obtrusive, but she never failed in what she thought was her duty. In the church service as an interested worshipper, in the Sunday-school as a faithful and very capable teacher, in the Women's Missionary Society as a contributor and helper, in the prayer-meeting as a regular attendant and thoughtful participant, she will long be remembered and long be missed. She never said much in the prayer-meeting, but when she spoke it was always the expression of a genuine conviction or a profound experience. My last recollection of her in prayer-meeting was last July, I think not long before my summer vacation. The meeting was one of those rare occassions when the thought of the evening seemed to drift along from one to another, and each one added something to the common stock. Everyone received what each one gave, and so the tender interest kept accumulating to the end. As the hour for closing came I was wondering how to close so as not to mar the frame of mind which was evidently on us all. As I glanced over the company my eyes rested upon Mrs. WOOD, who had sat in silence during the evening, but evidently her thought was with the rest. Her quiet face solved my perplexity, and I asked her to lead us in a closing prayer. In the choicest yet simplest speech, and in tenderest words, she voiced the petition which was in every heart, and it seemed as if we were all just talking with the Master. It was one of those wonderful prayers which God sometimes gives His children when they sit together and talk of the deep things of life. She was in fullest sympathy with the common thought, and so evidently at home in talking with the Master, that all could feel that it was no new thing to her. I did not know that anyone else noticed the peculiar aptness and beauty of that prayer; but in referring to it yesterday I found that others were as much impressed by it as I was myself. I do not remember seeing her in prayer-meeting after that. I am so glad to have this as my final picture of her in my mind. Her quiet, earnest face; her tender tones; her choice words; her fervent spirit, and the hush that fell in all the room, will abide as a beautiful memory of a beautif~l character •••• 68 �OBITUARY OF PROFESSOR WILLIAM HERBERT CARRUTH This obituary of Dr. W.H. CARRUTH, brother to Lucie A. (CARRUTH) WOOD whose memorial precedes this article, was taken from the Tracy Learnard Scrapbook, Volume 3, at the Watkins Community Museum. The clipping is not dated nor the paper identified, but the article is datelined "Lawrence Kas., Dec. 15." William Herbert CARRUTH, professor of comparative languages at Leland Stanford university and a graduate of the University of Kansas in the class of 1880, died this morning at Maywood, Cal., according to word received here by Prof. E.H.S. BAILEY. He was a native Kansan. In 1882 Professor CARRUTH became a member of the Kansas University faculty as professor of German. He later became head of the German department and in addition served for a time as vice-chancellor. He resigned in 1913 to go to the California school. Born in Osawatomie, AprilS, 1859, Professor CARRUTH moved to Lawrence with his parents and attended public school here. In the university he maintained himself by his own efforts as a window clerk in the postoffice. He married twice. His first wife was Miss Frances SCHLEGEL, an instructor in the German department of the university, whom he married in 1882. Her culture and forcefulness were said to have been of greatest assistance to him in his work for many years. Her death occurred in 1908. In 1910 he married Miss Katherine MORTON, formerly a student of the university. Professor CARRUTH made several trips to Germany. In 1896 he attended Berlin and Munich one semester each. He took a master's degree at Harvard in 1889 and a doctor of philosophy degree there in 1893. He was a member of the Modern Language Association and of the American Dialect Society. For several years he was president of the Central States Modern Language Conference and of the Kansas Academy of Language and Literature. He was a Unitarian and active in the affairs of the church. He was chosen the first president of the National League of University Laymen. Professor CARRUTH was for a long time a ,-~~---~-,-~--.---:-:--copious contributor to the best periodical r' press. He was known as one of the best translators in the country, his work being marked by precision, accuracy and good taste. He was much in demand as a public speaker, and his addresses were always pleasant, direct and forceful. Professor CARRUTH was long identified with the literary life of Kansas and became as well conspicuous in literary circles of the nation. Up to the time he left Kansas he had written thirteen volumes, ranging from textbooks and translations to several volumes of poems. He is probably best known for his poems, of which "Each in His Own Tongue" brought him fame. " i"~' ". ~~II,r,JA~I, , 69 ", '~'.~ nF.'nRp:n'T" CARRu'Tn; ':,AS PF.ARED·,WflES ·VJC~;·CHANCELLOR '-R'i·:,~p;· OF'TUIll :~\:!:!!.~_~:_J~~~~,~ ~!,,-:~~,,: . �SOME OF PASCHAL FISH, JR.'S FAMILY Written and submitted by Fern Long, Eudora Area Historical Society, 1985. The only daughter of Paschal FISH Jr., Chief of the Shawnee Indian Tribe, was Eudora, namesake of the City of Eudora, Kansas. Eudora A. FISH married Dallas EMMONS on May 12, 1868 and lived in Kansas in 1870. She died at LaCyne,· Kansas April 10, 1877 at age 27. Children of Eudora and Dallas were: Theodore Pascal EMMONS, b. 1869 at Thayer, MO; Hettie, b. March 5, 1872 in Indian Territory, Oklahoma and died Nov. 1, 1872, age 8 months; Adelia (Nellie) Adair EMMONS was born 1871 in Indian Terr., OK, and died 1900, age 29. She married George Arthur PARKS in 1892 at Thayer, MO. Eudora and Dallas joined the Cherokee Indian Nation in 1870 but he took her out due to her health in 1875. She is buried in Huron Cemetery, the Wyandot Indian Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas, where many of the FISH family were buried (55 or so). Dallas was an engineer and bridge builder. Dallas also helped build the walls and walks at the Huron Cemetery in 1865. Theodore EMMONS owned a sawmill with a Mr. HOPKINS and married the boss's daughter, Clara HOPKINS, and they had four children: Dallas Jr., Clarence, Vivian and Warren, all deceased. They moved to Oklahoma. Dallas then married Sarah Caroline HALL of Virginia and their children were: Jerome M., Eudora, Marjorie, and Grace Evelyn. The latter three are still living. Warren married twice and had two daughters by his first wife and his second wife, Mary Elizabeth, lives in Broken Arrow, OK, and they had a son, Warren Jr •• Warren Sr. died in 1970. Jerome died in 1975. Warren Jr. has a family. Eudora married Louie C. REED and they live in Broken Arrow and have two sons, Louie REED Jr. and Thomas and they have families. Eudora is a retired school teacher. Marjorie married Francis RHODES and they live in San Pablo, Cal. and they raised a niece. Grace EMMONS married S.D. FREEMAN and lives in Cal. They have 2 sons. Two great grandchildren of Paschal were found in 1982, Leroy Paschal FISH and Opal Mae (LONGTAIL) FISH. Paschal FISH Jr.'s son, Leander Jack, married four times: 1. Julia PARKS. 2. Rosa FISH. 3. Mary Katherine LARGE, the mother of his only child, a son, Joseph Paschal T. FISH. 4. Josephine HEITZ of New Glotz. Joseph married a woman named Lily and they had a daughter, Dorothy FISH, who lived in OK in 1878 and married a HALL. Jack and Josephine divorced. Jack died Nov. 20, 1920, age 68, in Quapaw, OK. Joseph died July 23, 1937. Jack and Joseph FISH have their pictures in the Bureau of American Technology and Smithsonian Institute National Anthropological Archives, Washington D.C .. Jack spent a lot of time in Washington D.C. promoting Indian Legislation. He went to OK, then Baxter Springs, Kansas. Paschal's brother Charles also had four wives and lost several children in the cholera epidemic. Two are buried in the old Eudora Cemetery, Southwest City cemetery. Brother John did not return to Eudora after the Civil War. Brother Isaac was also a Methodist Minister and lived in DeSoto. Brother William joined the Delaware Tribe. Some of the Shawnee families in the Eudora area were: the BLUE JACKETs, SILVERHEELs, ADAMS, Chief RED WING, Capt. or Chief Joseph PARKS, Wm. PARKS, James CAPTAIN, Capt. CRANE, Wm. ROGERS, EDMONDS, Capt. Peter CORNSTALK, BLACK HOOF, TOOLY, PUMPKIN, Robert KING, SILVERHEADs, Josephus PASCAL, H. TIBBLOW. Of these, seven or more were half or more white blood. 70 �DEATH NOTICES FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMAN (AOUW) GRAND LODGE OF KANSAS AND GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS (XP) OF KANSAS 1877 - 1918 The following death notices were researched by Jean snedeger and Beverley Chapman at the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka, KS. Typed by Sonnie Kemberling. AOUW Lodge Nimber 7 104 112 1)2 142 174 309 County Town Lawrence Baldwin City Eudora Lawrence Lecompton tjorth Lawrence Baldwin Douglas. Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas KP 2 Douglas Lawrence Date Name Lodge Abdill, A.E. Albaugh, T.F. Allen, Thos. E. AOUW No. 174 AOlJ.{ No. 7 ACUii No. 174 Sept. 25, 1887 Jan. 21, 1905 Nov. 17, 1890 B Bailey, Geo. C. Baker, John C. Barber, H.M. Barnard, V.J. Behringer, Chris Bekknap, N. B. Benson, Nelson Bernitz, Chas. T. Berry, Shep. W. Biggs, Lawrence J. Boyd, J.H. Buchheim, John F. Bunn, W.S. Bunton, John E. Burns, Patrick Burr, David Butler, T.W. No. AOUW No. AOUW No. KP No. 2 ACUW No. ACU~1 KP 7 309 7 7 ? AOlTll Ho. 7 AOUW No. 112 AOlfw No.7 AOlJiN' No. 174 ACu\{ No.7 AOlfl'l No.7 ACtnf No. 7 AOUvl No.7 AOUW No.7 AOlf'll No.7 KP No. 2 71 Nov. 27, 1907 July 4, 1902 Sept. 18, 1900 Nov. 15, 1880 July 12, 1904 May 8, (1890) Cct.2), 1902 Jan. 15, 1888 Dec. 21, 1906 Jan. 26, 1906 l~ov. 6, 1891 Mar. 1), 1907 Dec. 1), 1900 Aug. 20, 1904 Apr. 28, 1904 June 18, 1908 Aug. 1), 1891 �Lodge Name Date C Call, ChaS. E. Campbell, W.I1. Carr, H.H. Carter, C.K. Cbalfant, W.G. Chance, W.S. Cleary, l1at. C. Cloud, Joseph Cory, Frank M. Coss, Henry Culbertson, W.M. Cutler, G.A. KP No.2 AOtTI-l No.7 AOU"w No. 112 AOUW No.7 AOUiV No.7 KP No. 2 KP No. 2 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. ? Feb. 2, (1894) Nov. 24, 1886 Dec. 17, 1903 Mar. 17, 1892 July 4, 1903 July 30, 1890 (1885) Jan. 15. 1908 Dec. 26, 1907 Dec. 31, 1902 Feb. 26, 1892 Mar. 22, 1903 D Deering, Thomas William Dever, S.B. Dinsmore, F.F. Dolbie, P.A. Dove, Geo. R. Doyle, Wm. H. No. ? AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.' 7 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No.7 KP Feb. 2, 1880 Dec. 7, 1895 Apr. 7, 1893 Nov. 3, 1897 Jan. 6, 1899 Sept. 13, 1898 E Evans, David AOUW No.7 Apr. 20, 1903 F Farley, H.A. Fiehler, Henry Finn, H.W. Fisher, N.D. Fitzpatrick, M.T. Follin, James M. AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 KP No.2 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 Nov. 29, 1900 Mar. 16,' 1897 Jan. 2, (1886) ? Mar. 3, 1898 July 29, 1906 G Garvey, Thos. F. Goodman, C.W. Grafton, Bryant Cunn, F.W. KP No.2 No.2 KP No. 2 AOUW No. 309 KP Jan. Nov. Dec. Apr. 21, (1893) 15, 1893 18, 1880 2, 1906 H Haag, Jacob Hagenbuch, C.H. Harvey, S.C. Hase, Herman Havens, Luke M. AOUW AOUW AOUW AOUW KP No.7 No. 112 No.7 No. 7 ? 72 Dec. 27, 1891 Aug. 13, 1904 Dec. 30, 1903 Sept. 18, 1905 Mar. 7, 1896 �Name Hensy, Wm. Herborn, Karl Hess, Jacob J. Hieks, LN. Hill, Chas. F. Honnold, A.G. Hulse, C.F. Hunzicker, Dan, Jr. Hutson, H.T. Lodge AOUW No.7 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No. 7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No.7 Date July 29, 1908 (1879) Nov. 28, 1896 Mar. 2.5, 1889 June 19, 1903 Mar. 19, 1903 July 6" 189.5 Oct. 21, 1899 Dec • .5, 1901 I NONE J Jones, Endsley AOUW No.7 May 28, 190.5 K Kennedy, Wm. J. Kesting, Henry AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 May 18,1903 Apr. 10 , 1907 L Lahrman, J. F • Laing, A.E. Laughlin, Harvey Leavitt, David W. Lindner, J.G. Loomis, Pope C. Lugibihl, Peter AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 . KP No.2 AOUW No.7 KP ? KP No. ,.2 sept. 21, 1908 Sept. 24, 1893 Jan. 17, 1899 Nov. 29, 1882 July 13, 1889 Sept. 14, 1894 Nov. 7, 1893 M McKinley, William March, Jno. N. Mertz, C.A. Morris, Isidor Murphy, Robt. C. Musick, John W. KP AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 112 KP No. 2 KP No. 2 AOUW No. 112 Sept. 14, 1901 Aug. 6, 1900 Oct. 17, 1903 June 8, 188.5 Jan. 1, (1893) Sept. 12, 1903 N Neal, Robert S. Noyd, R.S. AOUW No. 112 AOUW No.7 Oct. 28, 1884 July 26, 1906 P Palm, Andrew Parr, L.W. Patterson, Will C. Paul, Joseph Perkins, L.H. Perrine, B.J. Person, Olof AOUW No.7 KP No. 2 AOUW No. 7 KP No.2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No.7 73 Nov . .5, 1906 Sept. 1.5, 1891 Dec. 16, 1907 July 7, 1890 May 26, 1907 Mar. 1.5, 1896 Feb. 18, 1887 �Name Peterson, P.J. Poehler, Theo Preisach, Phillip Lodge AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 Date Mar. 21, 1906 Dec. 30, 1901 Jan. 28, 1891 R Read, A.W. Redman, J.A. Reedy, Mike Reichenecker, Geo. B. . Richey, J .T. Roberts, C.W. AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. -7 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 June 20, 1901 July 17, 1907 Sept. 3,1899 May 29, 1885 Oct. 18, 1891 June 11, 1908 S Sampson, J.H. Sands, James G. Scanlon, J.B. Schall, A. Schaum, Henry L. Schneider, Valentine Schulenburg, Fred Schulz, A.J. Schulze, August Seeley, H.D. Shannon, Os bun Shaw, Alex Sheen, Wm. R. Showalter, J.A. Simpson, Geo. B. Sheets, Wm. Skinner, W.L. Snow, Anthony Snyder, H.J. Snyder, Sylvester South, J.H. Speck, Fred Spietz, Rob't. J. Starr, Jno. M. Steinhour, Jno. Stover, M.M. Sutori us, .Chas. A. AOUW No. AOUW No.7 KP No.2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 KP No.2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. 112 AOUW No. 174 KP. No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 174 KP No. 2 KP No. 2 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. 174 KP No. 2 AOUW No.7 May 7, 1899 Aug. 24, 1904 Feb. 5, (1886) Nov. 19, 1899 July 20, 1895 Mar. 14, 1907 Aug. 2, 1889 July 7, 1903 Dec. 24, 1903 Feb. 28, 1908 Feb. 10, 1901 June 24, 1904 Apr. 28, 1897 Oct. 27, 1902 Mar. 13. 1886 July 12. 1899 June 20, 1890 Mar. 23. 1896 Feb. 17. 1900 Dec. 19. 1891 May 23, 1889 Sept. 21, 1893 Sept. 26, 1907 June 9, 1895 Apr. 26, 1904 (1880) Feb. 4. 1892 T Thatcher, Fred Trewargy, F. L. Trickey, L.C. AOUW No. 174 AOUW No. 174 AOUW No. Jan. 11, 1903 Aug. 21. 1908 Dec. 19, 1900 U Upchurch, John Jordan AOUW No. 74 Jan. 18. 1887 �Date Lodge Name "-o~ ~1'::,-t 0 V AOUW AOUW AOUW AOUW VanHoesen, LN. VanKuren, L.S. VanLaningham, J. Vitt, F.T. No. No. No. No. 7 309 309 7 Jan. 6, 1897 Sept. 5, 1904 Mar. 1, 1902 Apr. 22, 1890 W , Wagner, Chas. Wagstaff, Richard Wall, A.P. Watkins, James Watt, Jno. T. Watts, J. Weed, Everett D. Weidemann, R.F.C. Welsh, Joseph C. Welty, John B. Whi tzlel, P.D. Wieman, F.W. Winey, Jacob Wood, E.M. Woodring, L.F. 4. ;=:.~ AOUW No. 7 AOUW No. 7 AOUW No. 7 AOUW No. 7 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. AOUW No. IT2 AOUW No. 7 KP No. 2 KP No. 132 AOUW No.7 AOUW No.7 AOUW No. 174 AOUW No. 309 AOUW No. 7 1 July 4, 1894 ~,:) Sept. 19, 1901 June 27, 1904 Jan. 10, 1890 Dec. 7, 1898 Sept. 2, 1904 May 25, 1893 July 18, 1908 Mar. 30, (1890) June 23, 1891 Sept. 3, 1901 May 19, 1895 June 12, 1908 Nov. 6, 1903 Dec. 30, 1903 Y-Z Young, John Zook, Jacob M. KP No. 2 AOUW No. 7 Mar. 14, (1886) Jan. 13, 1899 RECENT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS The edition of the Lawrence Journal World in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. BROWN, Ella Lucile of Eudora, KS, b. 16 Oct 1900, Eudora, KS; d. 17 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 20 Sep 1918, Eudora, KS, Charles BROWN (d. 1947); bur. Eudora Cemetery, Eudora, KS. (Mon. 19 Nov 1990) DAVIS, Roy Edward of Lawrence, KS, b. 15 Jul 1910, Lawrence, KS; d. 5 Jun 1990, Lawrence, KS; mI. 31 Dec 1931, Ma~ine Agnes COBB (d. 1972); m2. 11 Jan 1975, Lawrence, KS, Agnes D. QUILLEN; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Wed. 6 Jun 1990) DOUGLAS, Roberta of Lawrence, KS, b. 7 Sep 1901, Lawrence, KS; d. 22 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 11 Oct 1924, Lawrence, KS, Lloyd DOUGLAS (d. 1983); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Fri. 23 Nov 1990) GABRIEL, Arthur W. of DeSoto, KS, b. 13 May 1910, Eudora, KS; d. 9 Apr 1990, Olathe, KS; m. 4 Jun 1937, Kansas City, KS, Alerta Bell ROHE; bur. Eudora Cemetery, Eudora, KS. (Mon. 9 Apr 1990) 75 �GOFF, Claire Ethyl of Lawrence, KS, b. 22 Jul 1904, Douglas Co., KS; d. 25 Oct 1990, Lawrence, KS; never married; bur. Clinton cemetery, Clinton, KS. (Thurs. 25 Oct 1990, Fri. 26 Oct 1990) GORDON, Harriet of Tucson, AZ, b. 8 Apr 1901, Lawrence, KS; d. 19 Oct 1990, Tucson, AZ; m. Elliott GORDON (d. 1967); bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Sat. 20 Oct 1990) GRAY, Violet C. (SHOTWELL) of Aurora, CO, b. 20 Jul 1908, Baldwin, KS; d. 8 Jul 1990, Denver, CO; m. James GRAY (dec'd); bur. Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin, KS. (Wed. 11 Jul 1990) HARPER, James Clifford, b. 22 Dec 1906, Lawrence, KS; d. 25 Oct 1990, Santa Maria, CA; m. 17 Oct 1930, Lawrence, KS, Gladys TISDALE. (Fri. 26 Oct 1990) HARTWICK, Clara A. of Lawrence, KS, b. 13 Mar 1909, south of Eudora, KS; d. 16 Aug 1990, Topeka, KS; m. 1933, st. Marys, KS, Merle HARTWICK (d. 1971); bur. Holy Family Cemetery, Eudora, KS. (Thurs. 16 Aug 1990) KROPF, Oscar of Berryton, KS, b. 29 Nov 1904, Stull, KS; d. 9 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Stull Cemetery, Stull, KS. (Fri. 9 Nov 1990) LUCKAN, Paul Ernst of Baldwin, KS, b. 26 May 1899, Lawrence, KS; d. 12 Nov 1990, Baldwin, KS; m. 2 Apr 1924, Omaha, NE, Blanche Grace SHERWOOD (d. 20 Feb 1973); bur. Forest Lawn Cemetery, Omaha, NE. (Tues. 13 Nov 1990) McCLINTOCK, Bernice Clara (SCHMIDT), b. 15 Dec 1908, Eudora, KS; d. 2 Jul 1990, McKinney, TX; bur. Van Alstyne Cemetery, Van Alstyne, TX. (Wed. 4 Jul 1990) MEEDER, Archie of Edgerton, KS, b. 30 May 1906, Eudora, KS; d. 21 Oct 1990, Kansas City, MO; m. 10 Nov 1933, Ruby MEEDER; bur. Clearfield Cemetery north of Baldwin, KS. (Tues. 23 Oct 1990) NICHOLS, Amelia Mary (WULFKUHLE) of Lecompton, KS, b. 18 Mar 1892, near Stull, Douglas Co., KS; d. 7 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 12 Jan 1927, Stull, KS, Charles Thomas NICHOLS (d. 1953); bur. Stull Cemetery. (Wed. 7 Nov. 1990) PHILLIPS, Blanche (HOLLOWAY) of Lawrence, KS, b. 8 Mar 1900, Lawrence, KS; d. 22 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 1 Jun 1927, Lawrence, KS, Guy H. PHILLIPS (d. 9 Jan 1978); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery (Fri. 23 Nov. 1990) RAPPARD, Harold Henry of Red Oak, lA, b. 3 Jun 1905 near Globe, Douglas Co., KS; d. 29 Aug 1990, Red Oak, IA; m1. Evelyn COLLINS (dec'd); m2. 29 Mar 1969, Reno, OK, Velma BOSTEDER (d. 1987); bur. Villisca Cemetery, Villisca, IA. (Fri. 31 Aug 1990) RUMSEY, Dorthy Dunmire of Lawrence, KS, b. 29 Jul 1909, Lawrence, KS; d. 1 Jul 1990, Lawrence, KS; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Mon. 2 Jul 1990) SHAW, Virginia (BEERY) of Vienna, MO, b. 26 Feb 1900, Lawrence, KS; d. 31 Oct 1990, Rolla, MO; mI. 28 Mar 1931, Waterloo, lA, Millard HOVDE (d. 1971); m2. 8 Oct 1976, Louisville, KY, Charles SHAW (d. 1979); bur. Graceland Cemetery, Cameron, MO. (Fri. 2 Nov 1990, Fri. 9 Nov 1990) STANLEY, Eunice (GRIFFITH) of Lawrence, KS, b. 20 Feb 1900, rural Lawrence, KS; d. 13 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. Dec 1938, Philadelphia, PA, John STANLEY (d. 1950); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Wed. 14 Nov 1990, Thurs. 15 Nov 1990) WILBURN, Samuel Stewart of Topeka, KS; b. 12 Sep 1908, Lawrence, KS; d. 16 Oct 1990, Topeka, KS; bur. Leavenworth National cemetery, Leavenworth, KS. (Thurs. 18 Oct 1990) WILSON, Della Ann of Lawrence, KS, b. 5 Dec 1899, Eudora, KS; d. 10 Nov 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 11 Mar 1919, Lawrence, KS, Clarence Edward WILSON (d. 1985); bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Sat. 10 Nov 1990, Sun. 11 Nov 1990) 76 �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES, KANSAS 1920 (Continued from Vol. XIV, No.1). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Submitted by Mark Lenz. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER'S DIRECTORY L- ___ ~ __ Abbreviations used in this directory: a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation marks" ". In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE: Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Albert; "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, R1 Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer's name. (Vera James) -- Wife's maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Childre~ named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm" -- Name of farm. Lawrence R1 -- Post office Lawrence, R.F.D. 1. Kanwaka Sec 13 -- Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a -- Owner of 160 acres. (1866) -- Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence -- Telephone. WARD, Arthur, (Emma DEWS) Ch Ruth, Lois, Anna Jane; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 2SW T40a J.M. WARD (1917) WARD, Clyde F., (Dolly CRANDELL) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 34SW T110a C.T. WARD (1911) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WARE, William W., (Sadie HICKS) Ch Myrtle, Lillian, Galen, Edwin; "Edgewood Farm," Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 13 060a (1901) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WARING, L.W., (Sarah E. THORMAN) Ch Bessie, Frank, James, Walter; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 34NW 010a (1911) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WARNER, Charles Jr., Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 5S T250a Charles WARNER, Sr., (1876) Tel. Mutual Worden WARNER, George L., (Maggie CHURCHBAUGH) Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 28N T160a Samuel CHURCH BAUGH (1891) Tel. Mutual Worden WARNER, William, Ch Wayne, Howard; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 7S 0210a (1870) Tel. Mutual Worden WARNOCK, Hugh J., (Josephine HIRSCHBERGER) Ch Vernie, Nina, Carl, Lyford; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 8SE 0160a (1909) Tel_ Cooperative Wellsville WARREN, Charles W., (Laura PERKINS) "Alta Vista Farm," Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 15SE 080a (1920) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville WASHINGTON, Albert, (Laveta LOCKET) Ch Eugene, Melvin, George, Raymond, Dorothy, Lillie; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE 081 1/4a (1878) WASHINGTON, George, (Julia SANDER) Ch Henry, Mary, Albert, John; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE 058 1/4a (1865) Tel. Bell Lawrence 77 �WATERS, Charles C., (Minnie HAYS) Ch Rolland, Eugene, Gladys, Merrill; "Willow Brook Farm," Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 6NE 0240a (1866) WATERSON, William A., (Geneva ALLEY) Ch Gladys, corwin; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 17NW T125a A. ROCKHOLD (1900) Tel. Vinland Vinland WATSON, Barclay,S., (Ada R. RANSOME) Ch Herbert, Margaret, Bennezet, Clifford, Arthur; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 28 0160a (1904) Tel. Eudora Eudora WATT·Bros., William G., Harry M., (Jennie, Mary, and Celia, sisters) "Spring Grove Farm," Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW 087 1/2a (1864) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WATTS Bros., Payton, Mc., Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 10 T160a F.H. NACE (1890) Tel. Bell Lecompton WATTS, Ernest, Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 25N T80a Mrs. Elsie WATTS (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WATTS, Robert N., (Ida DARNOLD) Ch Rachel, Marjory, Laura, Allen, Zana, Clara, Vida, Calvin, Ned, Edgar; Lawrence R8, Willow Sec 6N 025a (1866) Tel. Bell Lawrence WATTS, Samuel M., (Ermina STEWART) Ch Mildred, Flossie, John, Charles, Artie~ Howard; "Highland Farm," Baldwin R2, Marion Sec 13SE 0160a (1913) Tel. centropolis Centropolis WATTS, Wilbur L., (Lucy EISENNIGER) Ch Howard, Homer; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 8 0160a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WEEKS, Arthur F., (Fern ROBERTS) Ch Marion; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 27SE 080a (1898) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WEEKS, Ruben, (Mary RUSSELL) Ch Eva, Edith, Lula, Arthur; Vinland R1, Wakarusa Sec 32SE 0160a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WEIMER, Guy, (May MOULDEY) Ch Ralph, Ruth; Richland R26, Marion Sec 1NW T120a N.C. NELSON (1880) Tel. Richland Richland WEILER, George, Ch Bertha, Annie; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 24 040~ (1881) Tel. Vinland Vinland WELCH, Alonzo E., (Maud HILDUN) Ch Henry, May, Seth; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 15SE T40a Henry EGGERT (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WELCHER, Clarence A., (Susan Gladys SIMPSON) Ch Cecil, Earl, Gladys, Armelda; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 6W T240a H.D. MELLBROUCH (1897) WELLS, Charles A., (Lois PATRICK) "The Orchard Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 15E 040a (1917) Tel. Bell Lecompton WELLS, Charles W., (Minnie POTTS) Ch William, Alfred; "View Point Farm," Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 36S 0100a (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WELLS, Dr. Claude L., (Pearl PENCE)-"Willow Springs Stock Farm," Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 21N T160a VAN HORSEN Estate (1893) Tel. Mutual Worden WELLS, Elvyn, (Pearl POUPPIRT) Ch E~gene; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 12 T1a D. BRAZIL (1916) Tel. Eudora Eudora WELLS, Frank 0., (Vivian ELLIS) Ch Elvyn; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 12 T1a D. BRAZIL (1916) Tel. Eudora Eudora WELLS, William, (Emma KING) Ch Rachel, James, Alice; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 12 T8 1/2a L. FINN (1900) WELLS, William D., (Emma WOOLLEY) Ch Gertrude, Alice, Charles; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 36S 080a (1854) WERTS, Harry, (Minnie FELKER) Ch Howard, Evelyn; "Shady Nook Farm," Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 8S 040a Eudora Sec 8S T40a S. WERTS (1880) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTFALL, Edward E., (ZelIa RENNICK) Ch Clyde, Esther, Ruth; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 T40a L. WOJAHN (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WESTERGREN, Arnold L., (Ethel PATRICK) Ch Charles, Delbert; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 28NE Tl14a George SEITZ (1919) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville WESTERHOUSE, Amos, (Sophia MEYER) Ch Amos, Ethel, Oscar, Allen, Alvin; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 34S 080a (1870) Eudora Eudora 78 �WESTERHOUSE, Amos W., (Leota MILBURN) Eudora R2, Eudora Sec lOS T160a WESTERHOUSE Estate (1893) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTERHOUSE, Edd., (Kate BRIETHAUPT) Ch Elmer, Ine'z; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 33S 041a (1864) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTERHOUSE, Elmer E., (Elsie o. SETZER) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 28-33 T120a Edd WESTERHOUSE (1890) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTERHOUSE, Henry E., (Margie WILSON) Ch Ermal, Lucile; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 27N 069a Eudora Sec 27N T69a H. WESTERHOUSE, Sr. (1905) Tel. Eudora Eudora WESTHEFFER, Donald, (Eli WESTHEFFER, father and De WESTHEFFER, mother) Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 31N 0100a (1880) Tel. Bell Lawrence WESTCOTT, G.H., (Della FOULTZ) Ch Marguerite, Ovid; "Clear View Farm," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 22NW 0160a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WEILER, George, Ch Bertha, Annie; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 24NW 040a (1884) Tel. Vinland Vinland WEYBRIGHT, A. Ralph, (Emma GRIFFITH) Ch Irma, Wilda, Willard, Vera, Mildred, Elda; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 15NE 0147a (1874) Tel. Alfred Overbrook WHALEY, George H., (Charlotte May BRAZIL) Ch Glenn; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 23 T144a (1891) Tel. Eudora Eudora WHEDON, Charles A., (Cora A. SHlRAR) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 20SE 0138a (1873) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WHEELER, Jordan, (Jennie SWANSON) Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 2NE 070a (1916) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star WHITE, Mrs. Anna E., (Anna WOODARD) Ch Alice, Ida; "Glendale Farm," Richland R18, Marion Sec 2NW 0122a (1885) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland WHITE, David N., (Racheal RATLIFF) Ch Earl, Newton, Frank, Minerva, Nora, Margaret, Salina; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 29NW 0153a (1890) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WHITE, Martin & John, Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 7N 041a (1890) WHITE, Mary M., (Mary MANION) Ch Eleanor, Daniel, Arthur, Katherine, Genevieve, Teresa, Rosa, Agnes; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 15S 0100a (1887) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WHITE, Plin F., (Fern WILSON) Ch Harold; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 15SE T160a L. EVERT (1911) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WHITE, Russell G., (Osie MARSHALL) Ch Olin, Thelma, LaVerne, Eileen; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 14NE-23 0100a (1876) Tel. Clinton Clinton WHITLEY, William A., (Minerva FORD) Ch Charles, Mary, Lester; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 16SE T160a James SCHMIBLEY (1917) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WHITMAN, Edgar E., (Delia BOLES) Ch Ethel, Jessie, May, Roscoe, Gilbert, Walter; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 12NE 0134a (1864) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star WHIPPLE, Newton E., (Mary CRIDER) Ch Frank, George; "Hillhome Farm," Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 34N 010a (1907) Tel. Bell Lecompton WHIRLOW, George W., Ch William, Cassius, Bell, Anna, Ollie; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 15NW 065a (1860) WIBLE, Chester, (Daisy WIBLE, sister) Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 3N 0292a (1913) WIBLE, William H., (Mary Ann ARMSTRONG) Ch Laura, Daisy, Chester; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 18 040a (1912) WIGGINS, James, (Hattie ROSE) Ch Elizabeth; "Pine Cliff Farm," Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 27SW T160a W.R. WILLIAMS (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WIGGINS, William H., (Myrtle CAVANAUGH) Ch Laverne, Evelyn, William; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 30NW T30a A.J. ANDERSON (1889) Tel. Kansa's Lawrence WILBER, Walter H., (Edith HAM) Ch Verl, Agnes, Harold, Evan; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 16SW 0130a (1910) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin 79 �WILBUR, Howard, (Nora CURL) Ch Dora, LeRoy; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 34NW T160a C.J. ERICKSON (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILBUR, Walter T., (Ruth GORDEN) Ch Emery, Gorden; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 14SW T170a William PENDLETON (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILCOX, George, (Flora BARNES) Ch Henry; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 8NE T34a M.J. SKILES (1915) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILKERSON, Thomas C., (Frances WILLARD) Ch George, John, Howard, Fred; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 9 06a (1916) WILL, Fred, (Amy WALTON) Ch Fred, Jr.; "Sunny Slope Farm," Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 9NW OSOa Palmyra Sec 9NW T7Sa Johanna WILL (1877) Tel. Vinland Vinland WILL, Johanna, Ch Johanna, Fred; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 9NW 07Sa (1873) Tel. Vinland Vinland WILLARD, Jess, (Hattie EVANS) Ch ZelIa, Francis, Jess Jr., Enid, Allen; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 3SNW OSSa (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILLIAMS, Abraham L., (Elizabeth KLING) Ch Ida, Leonard, Charles, Frances, Abraham; "Honey Dale Farm," Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 10N 024a (1858) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILLIAMS, Claude, (Lena ELKINS) Ch Grace, Frank; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 23NE T120a Sarah O'CONNOR (1902) Tel. Alfred Overbrook WILLIAMS, Frank, (Ada STENCER) ChEarl, Lorene, Leo, Nora, Oscar; "Brooklyn Farm," Baldwin RS, Palmyra Sec 19NE 01S3a (1870) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WILLIAMS, George, (Caroline STENSTRUM) Ch Helen, Florence, Edith, Georgia, Raymond, Herbert; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 30NW 0160a (1872) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WILLIAMS, Loren M., (Edna FLESHMAN) Ch Loren, Virginia; Le Loup R1, palmyra Sec 14SW T220a Joseph DYER (1896) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville WILLIAMS, Roger M., (Mary A. BADSKY) "Elmdale Farm," Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 33SW OS24a (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WILLIAMSON, Chalmer M., (Corabell MCBRIDE) Ch Louise; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 20 T120a E.J. McBRIDE (1914) Tel. Eudora Eudora WILLIAMSON, Isaac E., (Carrie A. DOANE) Ch Earl, Lloyd; Vinland R1, Wakarusa Sec 33SE T120a Dr. Floyd O'BRYAN (1878) Tel. Vinland Mutual Vinland WILSON, Elmer, (Emma WILSON, mother; Virgil WILSON, brother; Bertha, Mamie, Stella, sisters) Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 3N T190a J. DEOLECI (1894) Tel. Eudora Eudora WILSON, H.B., (Grace CHANDLER) Ch Carroll, Lester, Wayne, Rex; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 18SE 0160a (1920) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville WILSON, John C., (Cora EUDALY) Ch Margaret, Bessie, Elizabeth; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 3NW 080a (1884) Tel. Vinland Vinland WILSON, L.E., (Frances WORALL) Ch Esther, Alvin, Fredie, Truman, Orlie, Worlene; Lecompton R1, Kanwaka Sec 23W T160a HILDERBRAND (1884) Tel. Stull Stull WILSON, Oscar E., (Gertie MESENHIMER) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 26NE 0120a (1903) Tel. Alfred Overbrook WILSON, Walter, (Florence NEWSON) Ch Orvile, Glen, Arleta; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 33 T73a W. LOTHHOLZ (1893) Tel. Eudora Eudora WINEINGER, Charles W., (Laura SHIRK) Ch Pearl; "Cozy Dairy Farm," Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 4SW 083a (1898) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin WINGERT, William M., (Violet OSWALD) Baldwin RS, Willow Sec 16N T100a William H. POSTMA (1898) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star WINGERT, William W., (Susie EDDY) Ch Wyman, Elizabeth, Della, Mabel, Jessie, William; Baldwin RS, Willow Sec 16N 073a (1919) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star 80 �WINKLER, Morris C., Sr., (Florence GRAHAM) Ch William, Helen, Frank, Morris Jr.; Richland R26, Marion Sec 18NW T218a Paul GRIEBER (1919) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook WINTER, Albert, (Katherine BLECHEL) Ch Maurice; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 10N T160a C. ASHNING (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora WINTER, Charles B., (Lourie B. WINTER, mother) Ch Maude, Charles, Paul, Mary, Mark; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 14E T160a A.K. WINTER (1880) Tel. Bell Lecompton WINTER, M.R., (Louise HEISE) Ch Bertha, Hazel, Jean, Lee, Milton; "Winter Brook Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 13E 0800a (1861) Tel. Bell Lecompton WINTER, P.B., (Maude GORRILL) Ch Helen; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 17E T160a R.W. GORRILL (1915) Tel. Lawrence WINTERMANTLE, Mrs. Nellie S., (Nellie HElM) Ch Elmer, Fay; Baldwin R2, Marion Sec 12SE 090a (1901) Tel. Mutual Worden WINTERS, Fred, (Maria STRAUB) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 33SE 080a (1908) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook WINTERS, William, (Lota BELVOIR) Ch Ethel, Doris; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 20NW 040a (1887) Tel. Vinland Vinland WISE, Charles A., (Ruby McLEAN) Ch Helen, Dick; "Cedar Wood Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 28 T160a John C. WISE (1889) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WISE, Elmer B., "Cedar Wood Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 28 T160a John C. WISE (1891) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WISE, Samuel D., (Laura BIFFER) Ch Eva, Dwain, Henry; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 13W 0125a (1873) WIZER, B.F., (Sarah MOORE) Ch Phillip, Laura, Prince; "The Wizer Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 29 0200a (1859) Tel. Bell Lecompton WOLF, James, (Dora HOMME) Ch Charles, George, Lillie, Kate, William, Elbert, Raymond, Joseph, John, Arthur; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 5 0160a (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WOLFE, William, (Ada METSKER) Ch Vincent, Eula; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 15NE T150a A.A. WEBBER (1919) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star WOOD, Charles H., (Clara WISE) Ch Hebert; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 20 020a (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WOOD, Mrs. Sarah A., (Sarah MOORE) Ch Logan, Jamie; Lawrence R10, Wakarus'a Sec 5 T45a William MILLER (1873) Tel. Lawrence WOODARD, George W., (Henrietta GERSTENBERGER) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 20 T160a S.J. LAWSON (1905) Tel. Eudora Eudora WOODARD, Lavi, (Jennie WALKER) Ch George, Howard, Harvey, Vera; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 17 T120a M. KASBERGER (1890) Tel. Eudora Eudora WOODS, Fred M., (Elsie THOMAS) Ch Edith, Albert, Martin; "Vinland Fruit Farm," Vinland Gen Del, Palmyra Sec 10NW T215a W.E. BARNES (1880) Tel. Vinland Vinland WOODWARD, Bert P., (Marguerite BAKULE) (Merton WOODWARD, brother) Richland R17, Clinton Sec 14NW T410a E.G. WOODWARD (1884) Tel. Clinton Clinton WOODWARD, Charles E., Ch Carl, Lura, Marvin, Earl, Merritt, Charles; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 16N T180a H.E. SHORTT (1858) Tel. Clinton Clinton WOODWARD, E.G., (Lottie PETEFISH) Ch Russell, Fay, Bert, Myrtle, Ethel, Linnie, Laura; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 13NW 0160a (1859) Tel. Clinton Clinton WOODWARD, I. Carl, (Helen WELLS) Ch Madge, Robert, Donald, Alice, Howard, lone; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 16N T180a H.E. SHORTT (1884) Tel. Clinton Clinton WOODWARD, Russel J., (Maud MOORE) Richland R17, Clinton Sec 19 T190a J.C. MOORE (1886) Tel. Clinton Clinton 81 �WRINGER, Elmo, (Lena MADL) Ch Elmo, Norton, Marie, Alice, Lena, Margaret; Lawrence R4, Palmyra Sec 6NW T144a Mrs. WILLIS (1919) WRAY, Charles T., (Curinda GEARHART) Ch Amber, Zetha; "Walnut Ridge Farm," Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 17SW 0120a (1898) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook WRIGHT, Homer R., (Leona HARTMAN) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 12SW T560a H.F. HARTMAN (1896) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook WULFKHULE, Frank V., (Irene HOFFSONMER) Ch Helen; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 33W 0319a (1889) Tel. Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, Harry 0., Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 4W 0165a (1894) WULFKUHLE, C.F., (Mary NEIDER) Ch Frank, William, Amelia, Tillie, Harry, Ernest, Walter; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 19 0210a (1891) Tel. Stull, Stull WULFKUHLE, Charles 0., (Flora PITTENGER) "Old Fritz Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 28 T46a Henry W. WULFKUHLE (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WULFKUHLE, Fred H., (Ettie KREIPE) Ch Freda, Letha; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 25W 0200a (1888) Tel. Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, William, (Mary A. BUCHEIM) Ch William, Emma, Fred, Anna, Albert, GUs, Arthur, Harvey, Herbert, Albert, Harold; Lecompton R1, Kanwaka Sec 35W 0160a (1860) Tel. Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, William C., (Lydia HILDENBRAND) Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 9 0160a (1890) Tel. Stull Stull WULFKUHLE, William F., (Mildred GRESS) Ch Clyde, Ross, Herman, George; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 25W 0200a (1885) Tel. Stull Stull WYMER, Herb, (Bertha MALEN) Ch Fern, Helen; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W . T60a Will McCLANAHAN (1910) WYMER, Mrs. Margaret, Ch Bertha, Martin, Emma, Herbert, William; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 13W 027a (1910) WYNN, John D., (Delphia ERHARD) Ch Edith, Luella, Warren, Glenn, John, Albert; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 12S 080a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YAHN, William S., (Emma EDSON) Ch Anna, Henry, Lillian; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE 07 1/2a (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YAKLE, Erhart, (Ruhainah TUCKER, granddaughter) Ch Christina, Erhart Jr., Anna, Katherine; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 29NW 0228a (1890) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin YAKLE, Erhart L., (Grace RANDEL) Ch Clyde, Claude, Cleva, Treva; Le Loup R1, Palmyra Sec 13SW 0160a (1889) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville YEAROUT, Joseph Oren, (Alice BYERLY) Ch Louis; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 7SW T80a G.D. BYERLY (1915) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook YEOMAN"R.W., (Anna SUTHERLAND) Ch Josephine; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 27NW 040a (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YORK, Oscar T., (Elizabeth ABERLE) Ch James, Raymond, Francis; "Maynoll Farm," Vinland R1, Wakarusa Sec 33SE-34SE 0123a (1912) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YOST, William P., (Mary L. NELSON) Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 080a (1901) YOUNG, Miss BeSSie, "Oak Wood Farm," Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 15 0160a (1895) Tel. Bell Lecompton YOUNG, Charles B., (Laura VanTRIES) "Maple Hill Farm," Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 0440a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YOUNG, Charles L., (Ella CHAPMAN) Ch Lee, Walter, Gertrude, Edward, Lloyd, Fay; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 16SE 05a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence YOUNG, Michael, Ch Louisa, Anna, Emma; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 32N 094 1/2a (1871) Tel. Mutual Worden 82 �ZEEB, Edward, Ch Mike, Mable; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 19 0289a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull ZEEB Bros., Gust A., & Julius A., (Sophia ZEEB, sister) Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 32W 0119a (1872) Tel. Stull Stull ZEEB, John G., (Pearl VILES) Ch Aldora, Freddie, Annabell; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 18W T80a George ZEEB (1900) Tel. Independent Stull ZIESCH, Julius, (Ida GASTROCK) Ch Ida, Ernest, Herman; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 28N T80a A.T. HATFIELD (1916) Tel. Mutual Worden ZILLNER, Fred, (Teresa SUMMERS) Ch Albert, Mary, Fred, Joseph, Cl~ment, George, Tracy, Hilda, John; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 36 080a (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora ZIMMERMAN, William H., (Katherine S. ZIMMERMAN, mother) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 10-16S 0120a (1870) Tel. Eudora Eudora THE END • . ~i PETERSON PIONEERS FROM THE YEAR 1867 By Mrs. (A.R.) Harriet Hunter KENNEDY. Submitted to The Pioneer in 1983 by Kathryn Bunton, and just recently discovered. In the early days shared by our ancestors, my maternal grandfather, Joseph PETERSON, came over from Sweden one year in advance of his family, and established a home for them here in Lawrence. At one time Grandfather operated a blacksmith shop in the Old Windmill on North Hill, and was later a stone mason. He helped with the building of Haskell Institute. My maternal grandmother, Anna Ermat PETERSON, came with her three children to America, and on to Lawrence, Kansas in the year 1868. My mother was Anna PETERSON, and was nine years old when she came over the Atlantic ocean on the steamship "The Great Eastern." She later married Eli Bloom HUNTER, my father, who was born in a hamlet near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where as a yo~ng husky boy he rode logs with the lumbermen down the Susquehanna River during the logging season. My father was one of the first persons to erect a home in the 1300 block on Haskell Avenue. His lot extended from the avenue a long distance back to the Ottawa Branch of railroad track at the rear. He had a wonderful garden and raised large tomatoes, sweet corn, and huge flat purple and white turnips. The John HASKELL family lived across the road from our family and the MAFFETs lived south on this road. As there was no name for the road or street, my mother had her mail addressed to Haskell Avenue because of the prominence of the HASKELL family, and this name has been used from that day to this. My father, Eli B. HUNTER, sold windmills to farm folk allover Kansas in the early days and later sold organs, and Standard sewing machines. If he were living he would be 112 years of age. Mother was ten years younger than he and lived to 95 years and eleven months old. They were wonderful parents and raised five children here in Lawrence, in this good old sunflower state of Kansas, and I am one of them, being now the wife of Dr. Bert KENNEDY. 83 �KENNEDY CLAN TRAVELS WESTWARD FROM IRELAND TO KANSAS By Dr. Albert R. KENNEDY. Submitted by Kathryn Bunton in 1983 with the previous article by his wife. In the British Isles where I first find my Scotch-Irish ancestors, it was just a few miles west from Scotland to Ireland, mostly because of religious differences, often just in the big family. Came the day when my clan is angry with both Catholics and Protestants, so they make a sail across the seas to America. In those days clans were clannish so they did not mix with the Quakers of Philadelphia nor with the Pennsylvania Dutch. Both tribes were pacifists. Also the Dutch in New York and the Swedes in Delaware couldn't speak English so the KENNEDYs in great numbers crowd up the Delaware, chased out the Connecticut Yankees and landed near Valley Forge, then to a place called Port Kennedy. Climbing the hills and mountains is quite a chore. So many turned south and soon came to the Shenandoah Valley. other~ persisted westward and helped Pittsburgh become the great American city known as the "Scotch-Irish City." Always in pursuit of land, free land was our American Colonies and later the u.S. Government failed to pay their soldiers, and some of the older ones were entitled to homesteads. Now - it was Ohio. But the Indians, our own Shawnees, Delawares and Wyandottes held their ground. Floating down the Ohio, the settlers lived a few years in Kentucky where Daniel BOONE had cleared out the Indians with three campaigns finally leading the defeat of the Indians. Then the Treaty of Greenville gave the settlers free land. Flooding of the Ohio River and its results gave my people in another half century the urge to go west again. Many had gone to Indiana, then across the Wabash into Illinois, and while here in that historic state the Kansas fever overtook them. Homestead laws gave every citizen 160 acres of land for $1.25 an acre. But ahead of the settlers must come the explorers. So it was in the spring of 1854, three horsemen rode out of Bluff City in Schuyler County, going west. The three were my oldest uncle, and head of the family, William Brinbridge KENNEDY, and uncle by marriage William CURLESS, and John P. WOOD, an Irish born doctor, later to become a great figure in the Kansas struggle over slavery. Out of Westport, Missouri on the Oregon Trail these men rode west and sighted Blue Mound. Later t'o climb the Devil's Hogback, now Mount Oread. A look south and they saw the Wakarusa and the Pleasant Hills, and here they decided to bring their families. Thirteen wagon loads of men, women and children. Oxen and covered wagons, extra cattle and young stock made the trip which was a long one. But in thirty days they crossed the Missouri River on a Choteau Ferry, and that night camped by the willows of the "Promised Land." By early morning they were ready to move, but a throng of Wyandotte Indians (themselves from Ohio) made a courtesy call on our clan. A horse race, a wrestling match and the women's flapjacks appeased the noble red man, and so westward again. This time on the Santa Fe Trail. They made it to Black Jack, and an early start brought them to the brow of what we call Baldwin Hill. What a splendid view they saw, Blue Mound on the right, and our present Mount Oread to the left, and clear across the Kaw Valley to the Delaware Hills. Here they stopped the long oxen train, by this time counting up to twenty and "took in" the scene and vowed in their hearts never to move again. They took land from Blue Mound to Lone Star. 84 �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. COFFIN, HANNAM, POOL Seeking information on family of Odom POOL, who, with his second wife Melissa (maiden name unknown) and son Francis Asbury Pool came to Kansas from Vernon, Jennings Co., IN in 1858. They settled between Blackjack and Wellsville. On 11 Apr 1864 Odom sold the SE quarter, Section 5, Township 15, Range 25 to H.N. BROCKWAY and moved with Melissa to Montana, where he died at an unknown location in 1867. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions to aid in determining the date and from whom Odom POOL acquired this property. Son Francis married Harriet Isabell BANNAM, daughter of Thomas Higgins and Jane (COFFIN) BANNAM, who came from Kenosha, WI in 1856/7 and settled in the same area as Odom POOL. Francis remained in the Wellsville area until he died in 1929 at age 86. James C.T. POOL, 64 Militia Hill Drive, Wayne, PA 19087-5846. BANISTER, IRELAND, ROSE, SANDERS Seeking information on Blanche ROSE, daughter of James Mortimer and Anna ROSE. She married L.D. "Dick" BANISTER and lived in 1943 at 26 S. Valley, probably Kansas City, KS. She had a daughter, Rose Marie BANISTER, who married Millard IRELAND and broadcast from a Lawrence, KS radio station in the 1940's. Will share information. Elizabeth SANDERS, R. 5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. ROSE, SANDERS Seeking information on George Washington ROSE who probably lived near Lakeview or Lecompton in Douglas Co., KS during the Civil War. He probably was in service during the war. His children were James Mortimer, Agatha and Agnes. His wife was Elizabeth Ann. Will share information. Elizabeth Sanders, R.5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. 85 �CAN YOU IDENTIFY THESE PEOPLE? If you can, please contact Judy sweets at the Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66044, telephone (913) 841-4109. Photos donated to the museum by Richard RIGGS. Written on back of photo: Ollie 86 • �THE PIONEER, Vol. XIV, No. 2 INDEX ABDILL A.E., 71 ABELLA Lottie, 53 N.E., 53 ABERLE Elizabeth, 82 ACHENBACK, 58 ADAM, 61 ADAMS, 58, 70 Henry J., 66 ADCOCK, 58 ADENGER, 58 ADOLPH, 61 AGIN, 61 AIKEN, 58 ALBAUGH T. F., 71 ALBERS, 58 ALEXANDER, 58, 61 ALLEN, 58 Thos. E., 71 ALLEY Geneva, 78 ALUMBAUGH, 58 AMENT, 58 AMICK, 58 ANDERSON, 58, 61 A.J., 79 ANDREWS, 61 ARCHAMBOULT, 58 ARMS, 58 ARMSTRONG, 58 Mary Ann, 79 ARUNDALE, 61 ASHNING C., 81 ASHWORTH, 61 ATCHLEY, 58 ATHERTON, 58 ATKINS, 58 AUTHIER, 61 BABBITT Dale, 53 Norma, 53 BACHELOR, 61 BACUM, 58 BAD SKY Mary A., 80 BAI LEY, 58, 61 E.H.S., Prof., 69 Geo. C., 71 BAKER, 58, 61 Edna, 53 John C., 71 Ralph, 53 BAKULE Marguerite, 81 BALDWIN, 58 BALLENGER, 58 BALSEY, 61 BANDEMER Wilber, 53 BANDY, 61 BANISTER, 61 L.D. "Dick", 85 Rose Marie, 85 BARBER H.M., 71 BARDELL, 61 BARKER, 58, 61 BARKLEY, 58 BARNARD V.J., 71 BARNES, 58, 61 Flora, 80 W.E., 81 BARNEY, 58 BARRON, 58 BARRY, 58 BARTLEMAN, 58 BATTAN, 61 BAXTER, 58 Delbert, 53 Mary, 53 BAYLOR, 58 B~ADLES, 61 BEASLEY, 58, 61 Norma, 53 Willis, 53 BEAUCHAT, 58 BEDWELL, 58 BEERY, 61 Virginia, 76 BEHRENS, 61 BEHRINGER Chris, 71 BEKKNAP N.B., 71 BELCHER, 61 BELL, 58 BELLAMY, 58 BELVOIR Lota, 81 BENNETT, 58 Dorothy, 53 BENSON, 61 Nelson, 71 BERG, 61 Emma, 53 BERNITZ Chas. T., 71 BERREY, 58 BERRY Shep W., 71 BERRYMAN, 58 BEVARD, 58 BEVINS, 58 BIFFER Laura, 81 BIGGS Lawrence J., 71 BIRKHEAD, 61 BISE, 58 BITZEL B., 63 BLACK, 58, 61 BLACK HOOF, 70 BLAKE, 58 BLASEKATTE, 58 BLECHEL Katherine, 81 BLISS, 58 BLUE JACKET, 70 BOASLEY, 58 BOATMAN, 58 BOBBITT,58, 61 BOCK, 58 Mi ldred, 53 BOCKE, 58 BOEHNER, 58 BOEHRINGER, 58 BOGGS Patsy, 53 BOLES, 58 Del ia, 79 BOLLINGER, 58 BOLTON, 58 BOND, 58 BONER, 58, 61 87 BOONE, 61 Daniel, 84 BOOTH, 58 BORDEAU, 61 BORDEN, 58 BOSTEDER Velma, 76 BOUCHER, 61 BOUILlION, 58 BOULAY, 58 BOWER, 58 BOYD, 58 J .H., 71 BOYDSTUN, 58 BRADLEY, 58 BRADSHAW, 61 BRAMAN, 61 BRASSELL, 61 BRAZIL Charlotte May, 79 D., 78 BRECHEISEN, 58 BREEZE, 61 BRENNER, 58 BRENT, 58 BREUER, 58 BREWER, 61 BRIETHAUPT Kate, 79 BRIGHT, 58 BROCKWAY H.N., 85 BROWN, 58 Charles, 75 Ella Lucile, 75 John, 63 Justyn, 53 BROWNING, 61 BRUCE, 61 BRUCKER, 58 BRUNK, 58 Doris, 53 BRUNTON, 58 BRYSON, 61 BUCHEIM Mary A., 82 BUCHER, 58 BUCHHEIM, 58 John F., 71 BUCKALEW, 58 BUCKLES, 58 �BUCKMAN J.H., 64 BUNCH, 58 . BUNKER, 61 BUNN W.S., 71 BUNNELL, 58 BUNSO, 58 BUNTON, 61 John E., 71 Kathryn, 53, 83, 84 BURCHILL, 58 Mary, 53 BURKETT, 58 BURKHEAD, 61 BURLISON, 58 BURNEY, 58 BURNS, 58 Patrick, 71 BURNSIDE, 61 BURR David, 71 BUSTER, 61 BUTLER, 61 T.W., 71 BUTTERBAUGH, 58 BUTTON, 58 BYERLY Al ice, 82 G.D., 82 CABBAGE, 61 CABLE, 58 CACKLER, 58 CAILLE, 61 CAIN Donald, 53 Roberta, 53 CALL, 58 Chas. E., 72 CALLAWAY, 58 CALVIN, 61 CAMPBELL W.M., 72 CAPPS, 58 CAPTAIN James, 70 CARlEY, 58 CARLYLE, 61 CAROLUS, 58 CARPENTER, 58, 61 CARR H.H., 72 CARRUTH Frances (SCHLEGLE), 69 CARRUTH, cont. Katherine (MORTON), 69 Lucie A., 67, 68, 69 Mr., 67 William Herbert, Prof., 69 CARTER, 58, 61 C.K., 72 CASE, 58 CASEBIER, 58 CAVANAUGH, 58 Myrtle, 79 CAVENAUGH, 61 CAYER, 61 CESSNA, 58 CHALFANT W.G., 72 CHALMERS, 58 CHAMBERS, 61 CHANCE W.S., 72 CHANDLER, 58, 61 Grace, 80 CHAPMAN, 58, 61 Beverley, 53, 71 Ella, 82 CHASE, 61 CHASTEEN, 61 CHEEVER, 58 CHEVALIER, 61 CHILDERS, 58 CHIZUM, 58 CHOATE, 58 CHURCH, 58 CHURCHBAUGH Maggie, 77 Samuel, 77 CHURCHILL, 58 CLARK, 58, 61 CLARKE Dorothy, 53 CLATCHFORD, 58 CLEARY Mat. C., 72 CLEATON/CLEETON, 61 CLOUD Joseph, 72 CLOUGH Vivian, 53 COAN, 58 Rebecca, 53 COATES, 61 COBB Maxine Agnes, 75 COE, 61 COFFIN, 58 Jane, 85 COLE, 58, 61 COLLANDER, 61 COLLARD, 58 COLLIER 61 COLLINS, 58 Evelyn, 76 COLVIN, 61 COLYER, 58, 61 COMBS, 58 CONVIS, 58 COOK, 58 COOKSON, 58 COOLEY, 58, 61 COON, 61 COONCE, 58 COOPER, 61 CORBIN, 61 CORCORAN, 58 CORDELL, 58 Chloetta, 53 CORDLEY Richard, D.D., 67 COREL, 58 CORNETT, 58 CORNSTALK Peter, Capt., 70 CORRELL, 61 CORY, 58 Frank M., 72 COSS Henry, 72 COUCH Maudie, 53 COUNTRYMAN, 61 COURTNEY, 61 COURVILLE, 61 COWDEN, 58 COX, 58, 61 CRAIG, 61 CRAIN, 58 CRANDELL Dolly, 77 CRANE Capt., 70 CRAWFORD, 58 CREE, 58 CREVISTON, 61 CRIDER Mary, 79 CROSBY, 61 CROUSE, 58 CRUME, 61 88 CULBERTSON W.M., 72 CUMMINGS, 58 CURL Nora, 80 CURLE, 61 CURLESS Will iam, 84 CURTISS Earl, 53 Oma, 53 CUTLER G.A., 72 DARNOLD Ida, 78 DART, 58 DARTNALL, 58 DAUGHERTY, 61 DAVENPORT, 61 DAVIDSON, 58 DAVIS, 58, 61 Agnes D. (QUILLEN), 75 Maxine Agnes (COBB), 75 Roy Edward, 75 DAWSON, 58 DAY, 58 DEAN Doris, 66 Jan, 53 Virgil, 53 DEAY Doris, 66 DEBULEY, 58 DECKER, 58, 61 DEERING, 58 Thomas William, 72 DEHEK, 58 DEHNER, 58 DELANO, 61 DELLlPE, 58 DENEEN, 58 DEOLECI J., 80 DePAS, 58 DeROCHER/DESROCHERS, 61 DESCHER, 58 DESKINS, 61 DEVER S.B., 72 DEWS ElTllla, 77 . DICKENS, 58 DICKINSON, 61 DILLON, 58 �DINSMORE F.F., 72 DIXON, 61 DOANE Carrie A., 80 DOBBINS, 58 DOCTOR, 58 Marjorie, 53 DODSON, 61 DOHERTY Lavon, 53 DOLBEAU, 58 DOLBIE P.A., 72 DOMMAIN, 58 DOREMUS George (Mrs.), 53 DOTY, 61 DOUGLAS Lloyd, 75 Roberta, 75 DOVE Geo. R., 72 DOWDLE, 58 Ernest, 53 DOWNE, 61 DOYLE Wm. H., 72 DRAKE, 61 DRAMANN, 61 DRAWYER, 58 DRESSER, 58 DRISKELL, 61 DU FRESNE, 61 DU PUIS, 61 DUCHESS, 61 DUKES, 61 DUNCAN, 58 Alta, 53 DUNLEVY, 58 DUNN, 58 Elizabeth, 53 DURBIN, 58 DUROCHER, 61 DYER Joseph, 80 EACKER, 61 EADS Miriam, 53 EASTERLINE/EASTERLING, 61 EASTLAND, 61 EBERHART, 61 EDDLEMAN, 58 EDDY Susie, 80 EDGINGTON, 61 EDMONDS, 70 EDSON Enma, 82 EGGERT Henry, 78 EGIN, 61 EISELE, 58 EISENNIGER Lucy, 78 ELKINS Lena, 80 ELLIOT, 58 ELLIOTT, 58 ELLIS Vivian, 78 ELLISON, 58 EMBREY, 58 EMMONS Adelia Adair "Nellie", 70 Clara (HOPKINS), 70 Clarence, 70 Dallas, 70 Dallas, Jr., 70 Eudora, 70 Eudora A. (FISH), 70 Grace Evelyn, 70 Hettie, 70 Jerome M., 70 Marjorie, 70 Mary Elizabeth, Mrs., 70 Saran Caroline (HALL), 70 Theodore Pascal, 70 Vivian, 70 Warren, 70 Warren, Jr., 70 ENDICOTT, 61 ENGLAND, 58 ENNEW, 61 ERHARD Delphia, 82 ERICKSON C.J., 80 ERNST, 61 ERWIN, 58 EUDALY Cora, 80 EVANS, 58, 61 ,David, 72 Hattie, 80 EVERT L., 79 EVINGER, 58 David, 53 Marlene, 53 FAIRCHILD, 58 FALCKENSTEIN, 58 FARLEY, 58 H.A., 72 FAUBION, 58 FEAKE, 61 FELKER Minnie, 78 FELTS, 61 FELTT, 61 FERGUSON, 58 FIEHLER Henry, 72 FINDLAYSON, 58 FINE, 61 FINLEY, 58 FINN H.W., 72 L., 78 FISH Charles, 70 Dorothy, 70 Eudora A., 70 Isaac, 70 John, 70 Joseph Paschal T., 70 Josephine (HEITZ), 70 Julia (PARKS), 70 Leander Jack, 70 Leroy ~aschal, 70 Lily, 70 Mary Katherine (LARGE), 70 Opal Mae (LONGTAIL), 70 Paschal, Jr., 70 Rosa, 70 William, 70 FISHER, 61 Dr., 64 N.D., 72 FISKE, 61 FITCH, 61 FITZGERALD, 61 FITZPATRICK M.T.,72 FLEMING, 61 FLEMMING, 61 FLESHMAN, 58 Edna, 80 FLING, 58 FLORY, 58 89 FOGERTY, 58 FOLEY, 58 FOLLIN James M., 72 FORBES, 58 FORD Minerva, 79 FORNEY, 58 FORREST, 61 FOULTZ Della, 79 FOURNIER, 61 FOWLER, 61 FRAZIER, 61 FREEMAN, 58, 61 Grace (EMMONS), 70 Marjorie, 53 S.D., 70 FRENCH, 58 FRITZ, 59 FULKERSON, 59 FULLER, 59 FULLERTON, 59 FULLILOVE, 61 FULTON, 59 FURY, 61 GABRIEL Alerta Bell (ROHE), 75 Arthur W., 75 Marjaret, 53 GALLEGHER, 61 GARDINER, 59, 61 GARDNER, 59, 61 GARRETTSON, 59 GARRISON, 59 GARVEY Thos. F., 72 GASTROCK Ida, 83 GATES, 59 GAYLORD, 59 GEARHART Curinda, 82 GERSTENBERGER Henrietta, 81 GIBBS, 59 GIBSON, 59, 61 GILLISPIE, 61 GILMORE, 59 GIMBLET Dorothy, 53 Ernest, 53 GLASGOW, 59 GLEN, 59 �GLENN, 59 GOBEL, 59 GOFF Claire Ethyl, 76 GOODMAN C.W., 72 GORDEN Ruth, 80 GORDON Ell iott, 76 Harriet, 76 GORRELL, 61 GORRILL Maude, 81 R.W., 81 GORTON Catherine, 53 Thomas, 53 GRACE, 59 GRAFTON Bryant, 72 GRAGG, 61 GRAHAM, 59 Florence, 81 GRANGER, 61 GRAVES, 59 GRAY James, 76 Violet C. (SHOTWELL), 76 GREEN, 59 GREGORY, 59 GRESS Mi ldred, 82 GRIEBER Paul, 81 GRIFFIN, 59, 61 Rejeana, 53 GRI FFITH Emma, 79 Eunice, 76 GRIMES, 59 GRING, 59 GROSSMAN, 59 GROUND, 59 GUARD, 59 GUNN, 59 F.W., 72 GUY, 59 Genevieve, 53 Ruth, 53 GWATHMEY, 59 HAAG Jacob, 72 HABBIN, 59 HACK, 59 HACKSTEIN, 59 HADDOCK, 61 HADDOX, 61 HAGENBUCH C.H., 72 HALE, 61 HALL, 59 Dorothy (FISH), 70 Sarah Caroline, 70 HAM Edith, 79 HAMILTON, 59 HAMM, 59 HAMMER, 59 HAMMILL, 59 HAMMOND, 61 HAMPSHIRE Mark, 53 HANEY, 59 HANNAH, 59 HANNAM Harriet Isabell, 85 Jane (COFFIN), 85 Thomas Higgins, 85 HANNOLD A.G., 73 HANSEN, 59 HARDY, 59 HARE, 59 HARGIS, 59 HARGROVE, 59 HARPER Gladys (TISDALE), 76 James Clifford, 76 HARREll, 59 HARRINGTON, 59 HARRISON, 59, 61 HARSHBARGER, 59 HART, 61 David, 53 HARTMAN, 59 H.F., 82 Leona, 82 HARTWICK Clara A., 76 Merle, 76 HARVEY S.C., 72 HASE Herman, 72 HASKELL John, 83 HASS, 61 HASTINGS, 61 HATFIELD A.T.,83 HAUGHTON, 59 HAVENS Luke M., 72 HAYDEN, 59 HAYNES Elizabeth, 53 HAYS, 59 Minnie, 78 HEASTON, 61 HEATH, 59 HEFNER, 61 HEGERMAN, 61 HElM Nellie, 81 HEINEN, 59 HEISE Louise, 81 HEITZ Josephine, 70 HELDER, 59 HELLMAN, 59 HELLSTROM, 59 Ray, 53 HELMS, 59 HENDRICK, 59 HENDRICKS, 59 HENRY, 59 HENSY Wm., 73 HERBORN Karl, 73 HERDMAN, 61 HERRINGTON, 59 Nancy, 53 HESS, 59 Jacob J., 73 HESTER, 59 HEYKA/HEJKA, 59 HIATT, 59 HICKMAN, 61 HICKS Sadie, 77 HIEKS LN., 73 HIGGINS, 59, 61 HILDENBRAND Lydia, 82 HILDERBRAND, 80 HILDUN Maud, 78 HILL, 59 Chas. F., 73 HILLIARD, 59 90 HINCKLEY, 59 HIRSCHBERGER Josephine, 77 HISER, 59 HOAG, 59 HOCKENSMITH, 59 HODGES, 61 HODGKIN, 59 HOFFMAN, 59 HOFFSONMER Irene, 82 HOFMANN, 59 Barbara, 53 HOGAN, 59 HOGlIN, 61 HOLLAND, 59 HOLLOWAY, 59 Blanche, 76 HOLLOWELL, 61 HOLMES, 61 HOMME Dora, 81 HOODENPYLE, 59 HOOGLAND Edward, 65, 66 HOOK, 59 HOOT, 59 HOOVER, 59, 61 Mark, 53 HOPKINS Clara, 70 Mr., 70 HOPSON, 61 HOTTON, 59 HOUGHTILE, 61 HOUGLAND, 59 Maxine, 53 HOUSE, 61 HOUSLEY, 61 HOUSTON, 59 HOUT, 59 Goldie, 53 HOVDE Mi lIard, 76 HOWELL, 59 HOWLAND, 61 HOYT, 61 HUCK, 61 HUDSON, 59 HUElSBERGER Helmut, 53 Ursula, 53 HUFF, 61 HUFFMAN, 59 HUFTI LE, 61 �HUGHEY Lora, 53 HUGHSON, 59 HULLMANN, 59 HULSE C.F., 73 HUNT, 61 George, 66 HUNTER, 59 Anna (PETERSON), 83 Eli Bloom, 83 HUNTLEY, 59 HUNZICKER Dan, Jr., 73 HUSSEY, 61 HUTSON H.T.,73 HYLAND, 59 IRELAND Mi llard, 85 IRVIN, 61 Virginia, 54 JAMES, 59 JAMISON Mary, 54 JARDON, 59 Marvin, 54 Norma, 54, 66 JEFFRIES, 59 JENNINGS, 59, 61 JESSEE Carrie, 64 Charles T., 64 David H., 63 Emma Bell, 64 Esther, 63, 64 Frances (LEA), 63 Frank Arthur, 64 Hannah, 63 Hestes, 63 Hinton Grant, 64 Ida May, 64 James Wilson, 63, 64 James W., 64 John, 63 John Wilson, 64 Lincoln, 64 Logan S., 64 Maria (STANDIFERD), 64 Martha, 63 Mary, 63 Mary (VERMILLION), 63 JESSEE, cont. Nancy, 64 Nancy R., 63 Nancy (WEAVER), 63, 64 William J., 63,64,65,66 JOHANNING, 61 JOHNS, 59 JOHNSON, 59, 61 Aurel ia, 54 Marguerite, 54 Otto, 54 JOINER/JOYNER, 61 JONES, 59, 61 Endsley, 73 JORDAN, 59 JUSTICE, 61 KALBRANNER, 59 KAMPSCHROEDER, 59 KASBERGER M., 81 KAT HERMAN , 59 KEARNEY, 61 KEENER, 59, 61 KEENEY, 61 KEENY, 59 KEILMAN, 61 KELLAM Mrs., 66 KELLY, 59 KELSEY, 62 KELSO, 59 KEMBERLING Sonnie, 71 KENNEDY Albert R., Dr., 83, 84 A.R., Mrs., 83 Harriet Hunter, 83 Jackie, 54 Max, 54 William Brinbridge, 84 Wm. J., 73 KENSIT Inez, 54 KERSHNER, 62 KESTING, 59 Henry, 73 KEUTNER, 59 KIDWELL Irma, 54 Richard, 54 KIINY, 59 KINCAID, 59 KINDLESPERGER, 59 KING, 59, 62 Edwina, 54 Emma, 78 Myron, 54 Robert, 70 KINGMAN Samuel A., 66 KINSEY, 59 KIRKPATRICK, 62 KIRKWOOD, 59 KLABZUBA, 59 KLINE, 59 Dorothea, 54 KLINEDINST, 59 KLING Elizabeth, 80 KLUG, 59 KLUTZ, 59 KNOX Bernice, 54 James, 54 KNUDSEN, 59 KOCH, 59 KOHL, 62 KONIG, 59 KOONTZ, 59 KRAFT, 59 Christine, 54 KRAMER, 59 KREIPE Ettie, 82 KREISELER, 62 KROPF Oscar, 76 KRUSE, 59 KUHN, 62 LA DUKE, 62 LA HAY, 62 LACE, 59 LAHRMAN J.F., 73 LAING A.E., 73 LALLIER, 59 LALUZERNE, 59 LAMBERT, 59 LAMOREAUX, 59 LANE, 62 James, 63, 64 LANGHORNE, 59 LAPAN, 59 LARGE, 62 Mary Katherine, 70 LATHAM, 59 91 LATMAN, 62 LAUCHNOR, 59 LAUGHLIN Harvey, 73 LAWSON, 59, 62 A.J, 54 Mary, 54 S.J., 81 LAYCOCK, 59 LAYNE, 59 LAYTON, 59 LEA Frances, 63 LEACH, 59 LEARNARD Tracy, 67, 69 LEATHERMAN, 59 LEAVITT David W., 73 LEE, 59 LeFORCE, 59 LEONARD, 59 LESLIE, 59 LIGHT, 62 LILES, 62 LIND, 59 LINDNER J.G., 73 LINDSEY, 59 LINEBARGER, 59 L1NSEA, 59 L10NAIS, 62 LITTLE, 59 LITTRELL, 62 LOCKET Laveta, 77 LOCKHART, 62 LOGAN, 59 LOGSTON, 62 LONG, 59 Fern, 54, 70 LONGENECKER, 59 LONGNECKER, 59 LONGTAIL Opal Mae, 70 LOOMIS Pope C., 73 LOOSEN, 59 LOTHHOLZ W., 80 LOVE Alexander E., 66 LOWENSTEIN, 59 LOWER, 59 �LUCKAN Blanche Grace (SHERWOOD), 76 Paul Ernst, 76 LUGIBIHL Peter, 73 LUND Joan, 54 LUSLKE, 59 LUTZ, 59 LYNCH, 59, 62 LYONNAISE, 62 LYONS Winnie Smith, 66 MACKEY, 59 MADDEN, 59 MADDOX, 62 MADL Lena, 82 MAFFET, 83 MAHOOD, 59 MAIRE/MAYRE, 62 MALEN Bertha, 82 MANACE, 59 MANCK, 62 MANES, 62 MANION Mary, 79 MANNING, 62 MARCH Jno. N., 73 MARION, 62 MARKLEY, 59 MARKS, 62 MARLATT, 62 MARSH, 59 MARSHALL Osie, 79 MARTIN, 59 MATHEWSON, 62 MATHIAS, 59 MATNEY, 62 MATTHEW, 59 MATTHEWS, 59 MAUL, 59 MAXWELL, 59 MAY, 59 MAYSWINKLE, 59 McBRIDE Corabell, 80 E.J., 80 McCAIN, 59 MEYER, cont. McCARTHY, 59 Sophia, 78 Paul, 54 MICHAEL, 59 McCLAIN, 59 MICK, 59 McCLANAHAN MILBURN Will, 82 Leota, 79 McCLINTOCK, 59, 62 Bernice Clara (SCHMIDT), MILES, 59 MILLER, 59, 62 76 Will iam, 81 McCLOWNIE, 59 MILLSLAGEL, 59 McCOLLI STER, 62 MILTENBERGER, 59 McCONNELL, 59 MIRIAM, 62 McCOOK MOCK, 62 James, 63 MONK, 62 McCORD, 62 MONNIER, 62 McCOY, 59 MONTGOMERY, 59 McCULLUM, 59 MOOMAW, 59 McDONALD, 62 MOORE, 59, 62 McGEE, 62, 63 J .C., 81 Virginia, 54 Mary, 54 McGRANAHAM, 62 Maud, 81 McGUIRE, 59 Sarah, 81 McKINLEY Sharon Kay, 54 William, 73 MORR, 59 McLEAN, 59 MORRIS Ruby, 81 McMANNESS Isidor, 73 Brenda, 54 J.H., 63 Michael, 54 MORROW, 62 McMILLEN, 59 MORTON, 59 McNABB, 62 Katherine, 69 McNISH, 59 MOSS, 62 McPHERSON, 59 MOSSMAN, 59 John W., 63 MOTE McROBERTS, 59 A.L., 63 MEAD, 59 MOULDEY MEEDER May, 78 Archie, 76 MUENZENMAYER, 59 Ruby, 76 MULLER, 62 MELLBROUCH MURPHY, 59 H.D., 78 Robt. C., 73 MELLEN, 59 MURRAY/MURRY, 62 MERIDETH, 59 MUSICK, 59 MERIDIETH, 59 Cheryl, 54 MERTZ John W., 73 C.A., 73 MUSSELWHITE, 59 MESENHIMER MUUMA, 59 Gertie, 80 MYERS, 59, 62 METCALF, 62 METCALFE, 59 NACE METSKER F.H., 78 Ada, 81 NEAL Shirley, 54 Robert S., 73 MEYER, 59 NEALLY, 59 Paul ine, 54 NEEL Ruth, 54 Barbara, 54 92 NEIDER Mary, 82 NEILL, 62 NELSON Mary L., 82 N.C., 78 Richard, 54 NEVITT, 62 NEWELL, 62 NEWKIRK, 62 NEWSON Florence, 80 NICHOLS, 62 Amelia Mary (WULFKUHLE), 76 Charles Thomas, 76 NIEDERER, 60 NOBLE, 62 NOEL, 60 NORTON, 60 NOYD R.S., 73 NUPHER, 62 NUT HALL, 60 OBERLANTA, 60 ODELL, 60 ODGEN, 60 OESTERREICH, 60 OGLE, 60 OHLFEST, 60 OLIVER, 60 ONESLAGER, 60 Kevin, 54 ONEY, 60 OSHEL, 60 OSWALD, 62 Violet, 80 OWENS, 60 OWINGS, 62 O'BRADY, 60 O'BRYAN Floyd, Dr., 80 O'CONNELL Mary, 54 O'CONNOR Sarah, 80 O'DELL, 62 O'HAIR, 62 O'NEIL, 60 O'REILY, 60 PAGE, 60 PALM Andrew, 73 �PETERSON, cont. PALMER, 62 P.J., 74 PARISA, 60 PETEY, 60 PARKER PETTIBON, 60 Martha, 54, 63 PETTIT,60 Roberta, 54 PETTUS, 60 PARKS Adelia Adair (EMMONS), 70 PETZOLD, 60 PHAYER, 62 George Arthur, 70 PHILLIPS, 60, 62 Joseph, 70 Blanche (HOLLOWAY), 76 Julia, 70 Guy H., 76 William, 70 PIERCE, 60 PARR PIGGOTT, 62 L.W., 73 PITTENGER PASCAL Josephus, 70 Flora, 82 PATCH, 60 PLAMONDON, 62 PATE, 60 PLANK, 60 PATEE, 62 PLUMBER, 60 PATRICK, 62 PLUMMER, 62 Ethel, 78 POE, 62 Lois, 78 POEHLER PATTERSON, 60 Theo, 74 Will C., 73 POHL, 60 PATTON, 60 POOL PAUL Francis Asbury, 85 Joseph, 73 James C. T., 85 PAULIN, 60 Mel issa, 85 PAYNE, 60 Odom, 85 Janet, 54 POSTMA PEARCY, 62 James, 54 PEEK, 62 William H., 80 PELLETT, 60 POTTER, 60 PEMBERTON Donald, 54 Marie, 54 POTTS PENCE Minnie, 78 Pearl, 78 POUPPIRT PENDLETON Pearl, 78 William, 80 POWRIE, 60 PERCY, 62 PRALL PERKINS, 60 Rhoda, 54 Laura, 77 PRATHER, 60 L.H., 73 PRATT, 60 PERRINE PREISACH B.J., 73 Phillip, 74 PERRY, 62 PRESTON, 60 PERSON PRICE, 60 Olof, 73 PROVEAU, 62 PETEFISH PROVOST, 62 Lottie, 81 PUCKETT, 62 PETERS, 62 PUDERBAUGH, 60 PETERSDATTER, 60 PUGH, 62 PETERSON PULLIAM, 62 Anna, 83 PUMPKIN, 70 Anna Ermat, 83 PURCELL, 60, 62 Joseph, 83 QUILLEN Agnes D., 75 QUINCHE, 62 RABOUIN, 62 RADER, 60 Juanita, 54 RAMEY, 60 RANDEL Grace, 82 RANDOLPH, 62 RANKIN, 60 C.C., 54 Polly, 54 RANSOME Ada R., 78 RAP PARD Evelyn (COLLINS), 76 Harold Henry, 76 Velma (BOSTEDER), 76 RASBERRY, 62 RASH, 62 RASOR, 60 RATLI FF Racheal, 79 RAYMOND, 60 READ A.W., 74 RED WING Chief, 70 REDMAN J.A., 74 REED, 62 Eudora (EMMONS), 70 Louie, Jr., 70 Louie C., 70 Thomas, 70 REEDY Mike, 74 REICHENBACHER, 60 REICHENECKER Geo. B., 74 REID Janet, 54 REINHARDT, 60 RENNICK Zella, 78 RHODES Francis, 70 Marjorie (EMMONS), 70 RICE, 60 RICHART/RICHARDT, 60 RICHEY J. T., 74 RICKMAN, 60 93 RIGGS, 60, 62 Richard, 86 RILEY, 60 RITCHEY, 60 RITZENTHALERS, 60 ROACH, 60 ROBERTS, 60, 62 C.W., 74 Fern, 78 ROBERTSON, 60, 62 ROBINSON C., Maj. Gen., 65 ROCHER, 62 ROCKHOLD A., 78 ROGERS, 60 William, 70 ROHE Alerta Bell, 75 ROSE, 60, 62 Agatha, 85 Agnes, 85 Anna, 85 Blanche, 85 Elizabeth Ann, 85 George Washington, 85 Hattie, 79 James Mortimer, 85 ROSS, 60 Robin, 54 ROSSEL/ROZZEL, 60 ROST, 60 ROTTON, 62 ROULLEAU, 62 ROUSE, 60, 62 ROUSSEY, 60 ROYAL, 62 ROZZEL, 62 RUFF, 60 RUMSEY Dorthy Dunmire, 76 RUSH, 60 RUSSELL, 62 Mary, 78 RYLAND, 60 SAlLE, 60 SALATHIEL, 62 SAMPSON J.H., 74 SANDER Jul ia, 77 SANDERS, 60 Elizabeth, 54, 85 SANDERSON, 64 �SANDS James G., 74 SARGENT, 62 SARVER, 62 SASH, 60 SAUM, 62 SAVARY, 62 SAYLER John, 54 Virginia, 54 SCANLON J.B., 74 SCANNELL, 62 SCHAAKE, 60 SCHALL A., 74 SCHAUM Henry L., 74 SCHEHRER, 60 SCHELL Dorothy, 54 SCHENCK, 62 SCHLECTY, 60 SCHLEGEL Frances, 69 SCHMELCHER, 62 SCHMIBLEY James, 79 SCHMIDT, 60 Bernice Clara, 76 SCHNEIDER, 60 Valentine, 74 SCHOTT, 60 Cynthia, 54 SCHOULT, 60 SCHROEDER John, 64 SCHULE, 60 SCHULENBURG Fred, 74 SCHULTZ, 60 SCHULZ A.J., 74 SCHULZE August, 74 SCHWAN/SCHWANN, 62 SCHWARZ Albert, 54 SCHWEIGHAUSER, 60 SCOTT, 60 SEARS, 60, 62 SEBRING, 60 SEELEY H.D., 74 SEFTON, 60 SEIBEL, 60 SEITZ George, 78 SEMPLE, 62 SETZER Elsie 0., 79 SHAFFER, 60 SHAFNER, 60 SHAHAN, 60 SHANNON Osbun, 74 SHAW, 60, 62 Alex, 74 Charles, 76 Ray, 54 Virginia (BEERY), 76 SHAWLEY, 60 SHEEN Wm. R., 74 SHEETS Wm., 74 SHEPARD, 62 SHERFIELD, 60 SHERWOOD Blanche Grace, 76 SHIELDS, 62 SHIRAR Cora A., 79 SHIRK Laura, 80 SHOEMAKER, 60 SHOGRIN, 60 Donna, 54 Quentin, 54 SHORTT H.E., 81 SHOTWELL Violet C., 76 SHOWALTER J.A., 74 SILVERHEAD, 70 SILVERHEEL, 70 SIMMONS, 60 SIMON, 60, 62 SIMPSON, 60 Geo. B., 74 Susan Gladys, 78 SIMS Elizabeth, 63 James, 63 Mary, 63 SKILES, 60 M.J., 80 SKINNER W.L., 74 SLAUGHTER, 60 SLAYDEN, 60 SLOAN, 60 SLOCUM, 60 SMART, 62 SMELSER, 62 SMITH, 60, 62 Adell, 54 Claude, 54 Nancy, 54, 63 Zona, 54 SNAPP, 60 SNEDEGER, 62 Charles, 54 Jean, 54, 64, 71 SNELL, 60 SNOW Anthony, 74 F.H., Prof. , 67 SNYDER H.J., 74 Sylvester, 74 SONNER, 60 SOUTH J .H., 74 SOUTHARD, 62 SPANGLER, 60 SPECK, 62 Fred, 74 SPEICHER, 60 SPENCER, 62 lona, 54 SPERRY, 62 SPIELMAN, 60 SPIETZ Rob't. J., 74 SPINK, 62 SPRAGUE, 60 SPRIEGER, 60 STAATZ, 60 STAINBROOK, 60 STAMPS, 60 STANDERFORD/STANDIFORD, 62 STANDIFERD Maria, 64 STANFIELD, 62 STANLEY, 60 Eunice (GRIFFITH), 76 John, 76 STAR, 62 STARR Jno. M., 74 STASCHEN, 60 STAUFFER, 60 STEARNS, 62 94 STEINHOUR Jno., 74 STENCER Ada, 80 STENSTRUM Caroline, 80 STEVENS, 60 STEWART, 60, 62 Ermina, 78 STIGER, 60 STONE, 60, 62 STOREY, 60 STOVER M.M., 74 STRATFORD, 60 STRATTON Joanna L., 63 STRAUB Maria, 81 STREET, 62 STREICHER, 60 STRICKER, 60 STROPE, 60 STRUCK, 62 STUART Mary Lynn, 54 STURGES, 60 STUTSMAN, 60 SUMMERS Teresa, 83 SUTHERLAND Anna, 82 SUTOR IUS Chas. A., 74 SWANGER Carol, 54 SWANSON Jennie, 79 SWAN/SWANN, 62 SWEARINGIN, 62 SWEENY, 62 SWEETS, 62 Judy, 54, 63, 66 SWEETZER, 62 SWISHER, 60 TALBERT, 62 TALLEY, 60 Fay, 54 Lloyd, 54 TAPPAN, 60 TAYLOE, 60 TAYLOR, 60 TENNESSON, 62 TENNYSON, 62 �THARP, 60 THATCHER, 62 Fred, 74 THAYER, 60, 62 THOMAS, 60, 62 Elsie, 81 THOMPSON, 60 Bill, 54 Ruth, 54 THOMSON, 60 THORMAN Sarah E., 77 THORNBRUGH, 62 TIBBALS, 62 TIBBETS, 62 TlBBLOW H., 70 TISDALE Gladys, 76 TITLE, 60 Barbara, 55 TODD, 60 TOOLY, 70 TOUZAR, 62 TRACY, 62 TRAPP, 62 TREMBLE, 60 TREWARGY F.L., 74 TRICKEY L.C., 74 TRIMBLE, 62 TROVILLO, 60 TUCKER, 60 Louis R., 66 Ruhainah, 82 TURNER, 60 TUTTLE, 62 TWEDDELL Gertrude, 55 TWEED, 60 TYLER, 62 TYRRELL, 60 ULERICH, 60 ULRICH, 60 UPCHURCH John Jordan, 74 VAN HORSEN Estate, 78 VAN PELT, 62 VanHOESEN I.N., 75 VanKUREN L.S., 75 VanLANINGHAM J., 75 VanTRIES Laura, 82 VARING, 62 VAUGHN, 60, 62 Donald, 55 Wi lma, 55 VAUGHAN, 62 VEISTlE, 60 VERMI LLiON Mary, 63 VERRALL, 60 VILES Pearl, 83 VINEGAR, 62 VITT F.T.,75 VITTITOE/VITTITOW, 62 VOPICKA Joanne, 55 VOSS, 62 VOUGHT, 60 WADDLE, 60 WADE, 60 WAGGONER, 60 WAGNER Chas., 75 WAGONER, 62 WAGSTAFF Richard, 75 WAKEFIELD, 60 WALDRIP, 62 WALKER, 60 Jennie, 81 Sam, Col., 63 WALL, 60 A.P., 75 WALLlCH, 60 WALLOWT, 60 WALTERS, 62 WALTON Amy, 80 WARD, 60, 62 Anna Jane, 77 Arthur, 77 Clyde F., 77 C.T., 77 J.M., 77 Lois, 77 Ruth, 77 WARE, 60 Edwin, 77 Galen, 77 Lill ian, 77 Myrtle, 77 William 101., 77 WARING Bessie, 77 Frank, 77 James, 77 L.W., 77 Walter, 77 WARNER Charles, Jr., 77 Charles, Sr., 77 George L., 77 Howard, 77 Wayne, 77 William, 77 WARNOCK carl, 77 Hugh J., 77 Lyford, 77 Nina, 77 Vernie, 77 WARREN Charles 101., 77 WASHINGTON Albert, 77 Dorothy, 77 Eugene, 77 George, 77 Henry, 77 John, 77 Lillie, 77 Mary, 77 Melvin, 77 Raymond, 77 WATERS Charles C., 78 Eugene, 78 Gladys, 78 Merrill, 78 Rolland, 78 WATERSON Corwin, 78 Gladys, 78 William A., 78 WATKINS James, 75 WATSON Arthur, 78 Barclay S., 78 Bennezet, 78 Clifford, 78 95 WATSON, cont. Herbert, 78 Margaret, 78 WATT Cel ia, 78 Harry M., 78 Jennie, 78 Jno. T., 75 Mary, 78 William G., 78 WATTERS, 60 WATTS, 60 Allen, 78 Artie, 78 Calvin, 78 Charles, 78 Clara, 78 Edgar, 78 Elsie, Mrs., 78 Ernest, 78 Flossie, 78 Homer, 78 Howard, 78 John, 78 J., 75 Laura, 78 Marjory, 78 Mc., 78 Mi ldred, 78 Ned, 78 Payton, 78 Rachel, 78 Robert N., 78 Samuel M., 78 Vida, 78 Wilbur L., 78 Zana, 78 WAUGH, 62 WEATHERS, 60 WEAVER James, 63 Mary (SIMS), 63 Nancy, 63 Nancy (SMITH), 63 Wi II iam, 63 WEBBER A.A., 81 WEBSTER, 60, 62 WEED Everett D., 75 WEEKS Arthur, 78 Arthur F., 78 Edith, 78 Eva, 78 �IJEEKS, cont. Lula, 78 Marion, 78 Ruben, 78 IJEIDEMANN R.F.C., 75 IJEIL, 60 IJEILER Annie, 78, 79 Bertha, 78, 79 George, 78, 79 IJEIMER Guy, 78 Ralph, 78 Ruth, 78 IJEIR, 60 IJEIS, 62 IJELCH, 62 Alonzo E., 78 Henry, 78 May, 78 Seth, 78 IJELCHER Armelda, 78 Cecil, 78 Clarence A., 78 Earl, 78 Gladys, 78 IJELLA, 60 IJELLS, 62 Alfred, 78 Al ice, 78 Charles, 78 Charles A., 78 Charles IJ., 78 Claude L., Dr., 78 Elvyn, 78 Eugene, 78 Frank 0., 78 Gertrude, 78 Helen, 81 James, 78 Rachel, 78 IJilliam, 78 IJilliam D., 78 IJELSH Joseph C., 75 IJEL TV John B., 75 IJERTS Evelyn, 78 Harry, 78 Howard, 78 S., 78 IJEST, 60 IJESTCOTT G.H., 79 Marguerite, 79 Ovid, 79 IJESTERGREN Arnold L., 78 Charles, 78 Delbert, 78 IJESTERHOUSE Allen, 78 Alvin, 78 Amos, 78 Amos IJ., 79 Edd, 79 Elmer, 79 Elmer E., 79 Ermal, 79 Estate, 79 Ethel, 78 Henry E., 79 H., Sr., 79 Inez, 79 Lucile, 79 Oscar, 78 IJESTFALL Clyde, 78 Edward E., 78 Esther, 78 Ruth, 78 IJESTHEFFER De, 79 Donald, 79 Eli, 79 IJEYBRIGHT, 60 A. Ralph, 79 Elda, 79 Irma, 79 Mi ldred, 79 Vera, 79 IJilda, 79 IJi llard, 79 IJHALEY George H., 79 Glenn, 79 IJHEDON, 62 Charles A., 79 IJHEELER Jordan, 79 IJHETSTONE, 60 IJHIPPLE, 62 Frank, 79 George, 79 Newton E., 79 IJHI RLOIJ Anna, 79 IJHI RLOIJ, cont. Bell, 79 Cassius, 79 George IJ., 79 Oll ie, 79 IJilli am, 79 IJHITE, 60, 62 Agnes, 79 Al ice, 79 Anna E., Mrs., 79 Arthur, 79 Daniel, 79 David N., 79 Earl, 79 Eileen, 79 Eleanor, 79 Frank, 79 Genevieve, 79 Harold, 79 Ida, 79 John, 79 Katherine, 79 LaVerne, 79 Margaret, 79 Mari lyn, 55 Martin, 79 Mary M., 79 Minerva, 79 Newton, 79 Nora, 79 Ol in, 79 Plin F., 79 Rosa, 79 Russell G., 79 Sal ina, 79 Teresa, 79 Thelma, 79 IJH ITLEY Charles, 79 Lester, 79 Mary, 79 IJilliamA.,79 IJH ITMAN, 60 Edgar E., 79 Ethel, 79 Gi lbert, 79 Jessie, 79 May, 79 Roscoe, 79 IJalter, 79 IJH ITNEY, 60, 62 IJH ITSON, 60 Carol, 55 Robert, 55 96 IJHITZLEL P.O., 75 IJIBLE Chester, 79 Daisy, 79 Laura, 79 IJilliam H., 79 IJIEMAN F.IJ., 75 IJIES, 62 IJIGGINS/IJIGGIN 60, 62 Dorothy, 55 El izabeth, 79 Elwood, 55 Evelyn, 79 James, 79 Jane, 55 Laverne, 79 IJilli am, 79 IJilliam H., 79 IJI LBER Agnes, 79 Evan, 79 Harold, 79 Verl, 79 IJal ter H., 79 IJI LBUR Dora, 80 Emery, 80 Gorden, 80 Howard, 80 LeRoy, 80 IJalter T., 80 IJILBURN Samuel Stewart, 76 IJILCOX, 60 George, 80 Henry, 80 IJILEY, 60 IJI LKERSON Fred, 80 George, 80 Howard, 80 John, 80 Thomas C., 80 IJILKINS, 60 IJILL Fred, 80 Fred, Jr., 80 Johanna, 80 IJILLARD Allen, 80 Enid, 80 Frances, 80 Francis, 80 �WILLARD, cont. Jess, 80 Jess, Jr., 80 Zella, 80 WILLEY, 60 WILLIAMS, 60, 62 Abraham, 80 Abraham L., 80 Charles, 80 Claude, 80 Earl, 80 Edith, 80 Florence, 80 Frances, 80 Frank, 80 George, 80 Georgia, 80 Grace, 80 Helen, 80 Herbert, 80 Ida, 80 Leo, 80 Leonard, 80 Loren, 80 Loren M., 80 Lorene, 80 Nora, 80 Oscar, 80 Patricia, 55 Raymond, 80 Roger M., 80 Virginia, 80 W.R., 79 WILLIAMSON Chalmer M., 80 Earl, 80 Isaac E., 80 Lloyd, 80 Louise, 80 WILLIS, 62 Mrs., 82 WILSON, 60, 62 Alvin, 80 Arleta, 80 Bertha, 80 Bessie, 80 Carroll, 80 Clarence Edward, 76 Della Ann, 76 Elizabeth, 80 Elmer, 80 Emma, 80 Esther, 80 Fern, 79 Fredie, 80 WILSON, cont. Glen, 80 H.B., 80 John C., 80 Lester, 80 L.E., 80 Mamie, 80 Margaret, 80 Margie, 79 Orlie,80 Orvile,80 Oscar E., 80 Rex, 80 Stella, 80 Truman, 80 Virgi l, 80 Walter, 80 Wayne, 80 Worlene, 80 WINCHELL Arthur, 55 Mary Lou, 55 WINDELL, 60 WINEINGER Charles W., 80 Pearl, 80 WINEY Jacob, 75 WINGERT Della, 80 Elizabeth, 80 Jessie, 80 Mabel, 80 Willi am, 80 William M., 80 William W., 80 Wyman, 80 WINGO, 60 WINKLER Frank, 81 Helen, 81 Morris, Jr., 81 Morris C., Sr., 81 Will iam, 81 WINSLOW, 60 WINTER Albert, 81 A.K., 81 Bertha, 81 Charles, 81 Charles B., 81 Hazel, 81 Helen, 81 Jean, 81 Lee, 81 WINTER, cont. Lourie B., 81 Mark, 81 Mary, 81 Maude, 81 Maurice, 81 Mi l ton, 81 M.R., 81 Paul, 81 P.B., 81 WINTERMANTLE Elmer, 81 Fay, 81 Nellie S., Mrs., 81 WINTERS Doris, 81 Ethel, 81 Fred, 81 Wi II iam, 81 WISE, 60, 62 Charles A., 81 Clara, 81 Dick, 81 Dwain, 81 Elmer B., 81 Eva, 81 Helen, 81 Henry, 81 John C., 81 Samuel D., 81 WIZER B. F., 81 Laura, 81 Phillip, 81 Prince, 81 WOJAHN L., 78 WOLF Arthur, 81 Charles, 81 Elbert, 81 George, 81 James, 81 John, 81 Joseph, 81 Kate, 81 Lillie, 81 Raymond, 81 Will iam, 81 WOLFE Eula, 81 Vincent, 81 Will iam, 81 WOOD, 62 Charles H., 81 97 WOOD, cont. E.M., 75 E.W., 68 Hebert, 81 Jamie, 81 John P., 84 Logan, 81 Lucie A. (CARRUTH), 67, 68, 69 Sarah A., Mrs., 81 WOODARD, 62 Anna, 79 George, 81 George W., 81 Harvey, 81 Howard, 81 Lavi, 81 Vera, 81 WOODBURY, 60 WOODFORD, 60 WOODRING L.F., 75 WOODS Albert, 81 Edith, 81 Fred M., 81 Martin, 81 WOODWARD Alice, 81 Bert, 81 Bert P., 81 Carl, 81 Charles, 81 Charles E., 81 Donald, 81 Earl, 81 Ethel, 81 E.G., 81 Fay, 81 Howard, 81 lone, 81 I. Carl, 81 Laura, 81 Linnie, 81 Lura, 81 Madge, 81 Marvin, 81 Merritt, 81 Merton, 81 Myrtle, 81 Robert, 81 Russel J., 81 Russell, 81 WOOLLEY Emma, 78 �WORALL Frances, 80 WORK, 62 WORLEY, 60 Charles, 55 Erma, 55 WRAY Amber, 82 Charles T., 82 Zetha, 82 WRIGHT, 60 Homer R., 82 WRINGER Al ice, 82 Elmo, 82 Lena, 82 Margaret, 82 Marie, 82 Norton, 82 WULFKHULE Frank V., 82 Helen, 82 WULFKUHLE, 60 Albert, 82 Amelia, 82 Amelia Mary, 76 Anna, 82 Arthur, 82 Charles 0., 82 Clyde, 82 C.F., 82 Emma, 82 Ernest, 82 Frank, 82 Fred, 82 Fred H., 82 Freda, 82 George, 82 Gus, 82 Harold, 82 Harry, 82 Harry 0., 82 Harvey, 82 Henry W., 82 Herbert, 82 Herman, 82 Letha, 82 Ross, 82 Tillie, 82 Walter, 82 William, 82 William C., 82 William F., 82 WYMER Bertha, 82 WYMER, cont. Emma, 82 Fern, 82 Helen, 82 Herb, 82 Herbert, 82 Margaret, Mrs., 82 Martin, 82 William, 82 WYNN Albert, 82 Edith, 82 Glenn, 82 John, 82 John D., 82 Luella, 82 Warren, 82 YAHN Anna, 82 Henry, 82 Lillian, 82 William S., 82 YAKLE Anna, 82 Christina, 82 Claude, 82 Cleva, 82 Clyde, 82 Erhart, 82 Erhart, Jr., 82 Erhart L., 82 Katherine, 82 Treva, 82 YEAROUT Joseph Oren, 82 Louis, 82 YEOMAN Josephine, 82 R.W., 82 YOCKEY, 60 YORK Francis, 82 James, 82 Oscar T., 82 Raymond, 82 YOST William P., 82 YOUNG, 60 Anna, 82 Bessie, 82 Charles B., 82 Charles L., 82 Edward, 82 Emma, 82 YOUNG, cont. Fay, 82 Gertrude, 82 John, 75 Lee, 82 Lloyd, 82 Louisa, 82 Michael, 82 Walter, 82 YOUNGLOVE, 62 ZANE Dr., 64 ZAWARKA, 60 ZEEB Aldora, 83 Annabe ll, 83 Edward, 83 Freddie, 83 George, 83 Gust A., 83 John G., 83 Jul ius A., 83 Mable, 83 Mike, 83 Sophia, 83 ZEHMS, 60 ZEPH, 60 ZIESCH Ernest, 83 Herman, 83 Ida, 83 Jul ius, 83 ZILLNER Albert, 83 Clement, 83 Fred, 83 George, 83 Hilda, 83 John, 83 Joseph, 83 Mary, 83 Tracy, 83 ZIMMERER, 60 ZIMMERMAN, 60 Katherine S., 83 William H., 83 ZINN, 60 ZOELER, 60 ZOOK Jacob M., 75 ZURCHER, 60 98 �DOUC;LF\S COUNTY, LECOMPTON kI\NSf\S .~'" "PRU."~ t N PLUft~~T • G.fl.o'l' WIL'-OW ~PA.IN~~ • Mf\RlON W\LLOW SPR\ NC;S II vaNI.Ato'D C.LEAAPlkI.Cle FRANkL.IN Co, ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 14, No. 2: Winter 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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I .~d �Til Volume XIV Number 1 Fall 1990 I -- -- ---- - ----------- --_/ '18111B --=~- .. _0' ~~""'J])~~ .>... •• .~ . ..,;.., . ...,..-.~ -.........-::-.'~ ~.~C .. - ...... ,- Published Quarterly By: 1)ouglas Countg GenealDgical Societg P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 0·· , �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • . • • • Vice President • • . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer • Librarian . . . • Genealogist . • . Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 A.J. Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 (Justin Brown, elect) Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 (Volunteer needed) Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Refreshments. • Goodwill. . • . • . Ways and Means . . • Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman . . . Budget • • • • • • • • • Cemetery Book Chairman. Calling Committee Chair FGS Representatives Publications . • . Pioneer Chairman. Pioneer Committee Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * * * * * * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m •• Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the society's holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas county Genealogical Society, Inc. p.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Fall 1990 Vol. XIV, No. 1 PAGE CONTENTS COX Family Bibles............................................ 1 Personal Mentions in the Lawrence Daily Journal, 24 Feb 1892. 4 Service Roll, Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church, 1944...... 4 BAN'NING Memorial.............................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Isaac ROBERTS Bible . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 0 •••••••••• 0 • • • • • • • • • • Early School Writings of the HART Family .•....••............. certificates of Naturalization 1903 ~ 10 1907 •.••••••.•...•..•.• 11 Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Resid~nts ........ ~ .. 14 Record of Marriages from Papers of Charles Livingston EDWARDS, Congregational Church, Lawrence, Kansas (ca. 1859 - 1904) •••• 15 A "Tacky" Party in 1889....................................... 16 Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records - 1893 .........•..••• Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name - 1893 •.•••..•••.•••..•• 17 27 Postcard from Ely, Nevada to Topeka, Kansas •..•.............. 30 ~. 31 • 37 The Kansas Farmer and Mail & Breeze Directory, 1920, cont .. Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0'. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Index of Names in Current Issue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 39 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas county family history, with the exception of articles from published and.copyrighted sources. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with. the Douglas Co. Genealogical Society's Membership.Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �. ',' ... '''!'~~'''.' .',.., .'. ;. ~. ;,:.' Lecompton from an Old Lithograph Undated. courtesy Kansas State Historical Society. .:;~t~ .,eLi:- �COX FAMILY BIBLES Some time ago Judith Cox Whipple sent the society copies of Cox family records entered in Bibles then in the possession of Mrs. Dorothy Cox Corcoran of Kansas City, MO. Mrs. Whipple does not indicate the editions of the various Bibles, but only mentions that the people named in them were Douglas county residents. BIBLE OF OSCAR L. COX SR. AND 2nd WIFE LILLIAN I. RHODES PEARSON All the following entries are in the handwriting of Lillian to be all written at the same time. cox. They appear Family Record of Oscar Lemuel COX, son of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX. BIRTHS: Oscar L. COX son of C. & E.W. COX 7/21 1863 Eliza Clark COX wife of O.L. COX 7/7 1868 Lillian I. COX wife of O.L. COX 8/6 1870 Grace L. daughter of Eliza & Oscar COX 9/11 1889 Richard' A. son of Eliza & Oscar COX 1/23 1891 Roy Clark son of Eliza & Oscar COX 10/14 1892 Elmer Earl son of Eliza & Oscar COX 4/18 1894 Tracy Eugene son of Eliza & Oscar COX 8/3 1896 Daisy Marguerite daughter of E. & o. COX 4/24 1898 Jordan Neal son of E. & o. COX 9/14 1900 Oscar Lemuel son of Lillian & Oscar COX 10/8 1907 Albert L. son of Oscar & Lillian COX 12/4 1909 Dorothy Lillian daughter of Oscar & Lillian COX 7/2 1912 MARRIAGES: Oscar L. COX and Eliza CLARK was married 1/1 1887 Oscar L. COX and Lillian I. RHODES was married 10/31 1906 Grace L. COX & J.W. SMITH 9/21, 1910 Elmer E. COX & Edna STOCKWELL Dec 25, 1916 Roy C. COX & Lillie STOCKWELL 7/16/1920 Richard A. COX & Jessie EWING 7/11 1917 DEATHS: Jordan Neal COX died 3/26 1902 Eliza Clark COX died 5/11 1903 Tracy Euge~e COX died 5/16 1904 Oscar L. COX died 5/4 1921 BIBLE OF OSCAR L. COX SR. AND 1st WIFE ELIZA CLARK COX The writing in this Bible seems to be by one person (different from the first Bible), with the exception of the last entry. Oscar L. COX was born July the 21st 1863. Eliza CLARK was born July the 7th 1868. Oscar L. COX and Eliza CLARK were married January the 1st 1887. 1 �Grace L. COX was born Wednesday September the 11th 1889. Richard A. COX was born Friday January the 23rd 1891. Roy Clark COX was born Friday October the 14th 1892. Elmer Earl COX was born Wednesday April the 18th 1894. Tracy Eugene COX was born Monday Aug 3r 1896. Daisy Marguerite COX was born Sunday April 24th 1898. Jordan Neal COX was born Fri September 14th 1900. Jordan Neal COX died March Wednesday 26th 1902 at 6 o'clock in morning aged 19 mo 1 week & 5 days. Eliza Clark COX died the eleventh of May 1903 Mo. eve at 9 o'clock, aged 34 yrs 9 mo & 11 days. Tracy Eugene COX --- 1904 ------- 16th of May. BIBLE OF CHARLES AND ELIZABETH MOORE COX The following entries appear to be written by one person at one time. BIRTHS Charles COX was born 3/20/1842. Elizabeth W. COX was born 3/28/1845. Oscar L. COX, son of Charles and Elizabeth W. Cox, was born 7/21/1863. Margaret A. COX, daughter of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX, was born 7/31/1865. Emma and Ella COX, daughters of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX, born 12/3/1867. Eva COX, daughter of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX, was born 1/19/1875. Clara J. COX, daughter of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX, was born 2/18/1876. Charles R. cox, son of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX, was born 11/7/1879. Infant son of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX, born 4/18/1884. Died same date. Carrie COX, daughter of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX, born 9/7/1887. MARRIAGES Charles COX and Elizabeth W. MOORE were married 4/30/1862. DEATHS Richard A. COX, father of Charles COX, born 4/4/1820, died 1/14/1909. Charles COX died 8/20/1910. Margaret COX, mother of Charles COX, and daughter of Benjamin and Mary JORDAN COSAND, born 7/30/1815, died 11/12/1878. Eva COX, daughter of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX, died 4/19/1875. Emma COX, daughter of Charles and Elizabeth W. COX, died 11/2/1881. The following entries may have been written at a later date: Infant son of C. and E.W~ COX, died 4/18/1884. Clara J. COX, daughter of C. and E.W. COX, died 1/20/1886. Maggie A. SCOTT, daughter of C. and E.W. COX, died 12/28/1891. The following entries are in a different handwriting, possibly Lillian COX's: Elizabeth W. COX died 4/17/1917. Oscar Lemuel COX died 5/4 1921. 2 �BIBLE OF ALBERT AND JENNIE COX The following entries appear in the same handwriting, but as i f they may have been written at different times. This certifies that the rite of Holy Matrimony was celebrated between Albert L. COX of Lawrence, Kans. and Melvina J. LESTER of Harrisonville, Mo. on Nov. 28, 1872 at 7 a m by by James McCLANE, Minister M.E. Church. Witness: Emily McCLANE. MARRIAGES. Nettie COX was married at the Home of her Parents in Lawrence, Kans. Nov 29 1894 to John H. KENNEDY. DEATHS. Nettie Cox KENNEDY Died 10/20 1898. Jennie COX Died 7/6 1925 - 5:30 P.M. The following appears on a piece of paper found in the Bible with about 1/2 dozen dried plants. Catherine L. LESTER was borned in Maryland, Sussux? Co. Nov. the 1 1828. Catherine L. LESTER wife of B.S. LESTER died Aug the 13th 1882 Age 53 years 9 months 13 dayes. BIBLE OF LYCURGUS AND SARAH MATTHEWS RHODES This Bible was printed in the Pioneer, Vol. VII No.3, but since it belongs with this family, it is reprinted here. The Bible was printed by the International Bible Agency, New York, but bears no. date on the title page. The births and deaths appear to be in one handwriting. Marriages are in several hands. Leona May RHODES was born 31th day of October 1895. BIRTHS Lycurgus RHODES was born 5th day of September 1819 A.D. Sarah Caroline RHODES was born 10th day of December 1839 A.D. Minisota L. RHODES was born 12th day of March 1866. Frank McIntyre RHODES was born 14th February 1868. Lillian Iona RHODES was born 6th day of August 1870. Nora Etta Lee RHODES was born 18th May 1873. William Luther RHODES was born 22nd day of September 1875. Lealdes Overton RHODES was born 16th day of July 1878. Harry Rexford RHODES was born 25th day of February 1890. MARRIAGE Lycurgus RHODES and Sarah Caroline MATHEWS was mar 27th day of June 1865. Minisota L. RHODES and Lewis B. SMITH were married Aug 23 1892. Lillian Iona RHODES was married June 18 1892 to William Ellis PEARSON, also October 31, 1906 to Oscar Lemuel COX Lealdes Overton RHODES was married to Alma Ella HERR Mch 2, 1904. 3 �DEATHS William Luther RHODES died Lycurgus RHODES died December 17, 1903 at Lawrence, Kansas. Sarah Caroline RHODES died July 11, 1928 at 3:25 o'clock. (Mrs. Whipple makes a note after this entry that the death certificate says 1927, Douglas Co., KS.) PERSONAL MENTIONS IN THE LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL, 24 FEBRUARY 1892 Researched by the editor from microfilm at the Lawrence Public Library. Al COX was in town today. D.C. REEVES, of Baldwin, was in town today. N.J. FLUKE is in Overbrook for a few days. A.G. ALRICH has returned from a trip to Iowa. Os. BEEKS was in town from Baldwin City today. Mrs. F. DINSMOOR left today for a trip through western Kansas. Mrs. W.N. HAUPT, of Ottawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. J.P. FLING today. Gen. H.S. HALL left this morning for the state encampment of the G.A.R. at Atchison. Mrs. A.P. GILL and Mrs. S. HOUSTON have gone to Atchison to attend the state meeting of the Relief Corps. Geo. E. McCLELLAND, cashier of the First National Bank at Idaho Springs, Col., has been making a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter HOWE. SERVICE ROLL, FAIRVIEW METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 1944 The following list appears in the records of the Fairview M.E. Church at the Watkins Community Museum. Submitted by Judy Sweets. COOPER, Kenneth COOPER, Robert COWLES, Leonard COWLES, Ernest FREESE, Elwin HOWARD, Theodore HILBERT, Joseph Ward HUNSINGER, Carl KNIGHT, Lewis E.* LUTZ, Vernon LYNCH, Howard MACEY, Harold McCLINTOCK, Eugene MIZE, Norbert PENCE, Kenneth PENNY, Lowell PENNY, William PLATZ, Ralph SAlLE, Clifford WEEKS, Marion KOEHLER, Hilda KOEHLER, Frieda (crossed out) KUSTER, Calvin KOEHLER, William Jr. PERRY, James RAY, Martin PENNY, John PENNY, Laurence McCLINTOCK, Edward KOEHLER, Pearl RALSTON, Chas. 4 �BANNING MEMORIAL The following articles were titled In Memoriam and submitted by Iona Spencer, who received them from Dorothy Sage. Mrs. Sage did not indicate the source. It seems to have been published about April, 1928, at the time of Mrs. Banning's and Mr. Sherry's deaths. JOHN BANNING John BANNING was born near Macomb, Ill., Feb. 15, 1835 (the 5 is crossed out and an 8 is handwritten over it) and passed from this life Oct. 31, 1923, aged 85 years, 8 months and 16 days. His mother died in his early childhood, leaving him and an older brother to the care of their father who remarried in 1842. In 1855 the family moved to Kansas, settling near Big Springs in Douglas Co., and John started out to make his own way in the world. He was among the militiamen called to Lawrence after Quantrell's raid to care for the dead and wounded and help repair the half destroyed homes. In 1864 he was a lieutenant in the Shawnee militia regiment under Colonel VEALE, which took part in fighting back Price's raid at the Missouri border. At one time he engaged in ox train freighting with a partner named Thomas CLARK, carrying supplies from Westport to Ft. Larned. In the early 60's he was postmaster and storekeeper at Big Springs. While there, he married to Hettie Jane ROBERTS, an Ohio girl, on Sept. 7, 1862. To this union were born eight children, of whom two, Ella Bell and William B., with their aged mother, survive him. He leaves also six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. In 1868 he located the homestead in Osage county, on Dragoon Creek, then a part of the Sac and Fox reservation, and moved his family there the following year. During the 70's he served the county as commissioner from his district and later, one term as probate judge. In the late 80's he became interested in mining and prospecting for gold in Arizona and later in Colorado, spending several winters and summer vacations in pursuit of the yellow metal. His later years were spent too closely on the farm, the quiet life of which was irksome to him. Having very little schooling, he had read law and educated himself, and was naturally inclined to public service and a professional life. Having some faults, as we all have, he was yet one of the sturdy pioneers of Kansas, marching in the vanguard of settlement and civilization, leaving a long life-record that we may well honor. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. McFARLAND of Lawrence. Burial was made in the Lyndon cemetery. MRS. JOHN BANNING Hettie Jane ROBERTS was born in Tuscarawis Co., Ohio, November 18, 1839 and died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Belle BRYSON, April 17, 1928, aged 88 years and 5 months. The funeral services will be conducted at the old Banning homestead, on Dragoon creek, 4 1/2 miles north of Lyndon, the present William BANNING home, this afternoon, April 19, and the burial will be in the Lyndon Cemetery. When about 14 years of age she came with her parents to Big Springs, Douglas Co., Kansas. In those days banks as we know them did not exist, but 5 �the border bandits did, and the demure Hettie carried most of her father's supply of cash, about $500 in gold, in a belt about her waist. Her father finally succeeded in establishing a home known far and wide for it's hospitality and good cooking. On September 7, 1862, she was married to John BANNING, who was then postmaster and storekeeper of the little village of Big Springs. Leaving the store within a year,they farmed near Big Springs, then in 1869, they came to Osage county, preempting the present homestead on Dragoon, where their active years were spent in rearing their family and making a home in a new country. From their early wedded life, both were members of the Christian church, having been baptized in the Kaw River, near Tecumseh, and maintained the connection in their new home. Mrs. BANNING was the mother of eight children, two of whom survive her. The living children are William BANNING, and Mrs. Belle BRYSON, both of Lyndon. The children who have preceded her to the Better Land are Josephine T.; Ephraim N.; Mary M.; John W.; Hettie M.; and Hubert. Thus passes another of those brave pioneers who battled with the boundless prairies, Indians, bandits, droughts, ague, poor transportation facilities, grasshoppers, and the many other things which made pioneer life strenuous but interesting, and who in the face of great difficulties founded one of the greatest states of the Union and left their impress upon that state which will rebound to its welfare for many generations. The ranks of these pre-war pioneers is thinning very rapidly - even the boy or girl who was then but ten years of age has now reached the age of 77 years. DANIEL B. SHERRY Daniel Boone SHERRY was born October 16, 1853, near Muncie, Indiana, ~nd passed from this life at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur KITCHEN, near Lyndon, April 13, 1928, aged 74 years and 6 months. Making his own way in life from the age of 12 years, he educated himself, attending Valparaiso University and Danville College, graduating fr9m the latter institution in the early eighties, and entered the teaching profession, which he followed in different sections of the country, principally in Indiana. He was active in this work until 1916. During his educational career, he was principal of several schools and was for a time, employed in the Government Indian schools. In 1886, he came to Kansas, teaching at Valley Falls, and then in Osage county. He was married to Josephine T. BANNING June 29, 1887, and took up farming on a homestead in Ness county, Kansas, near Utica. Driven out of this work by crop failures, he re-entered the work of teaching, until he acquired government land in the Little Bitter Root Valley of Montana, where he again pioneered at farming until 1922. He was united with the Methodist church while a young man, and took an active part in church work until recent years. His wife passed away October 22, 1894, leaving to his care four children, all yet living, whose addresses are: Homer Kent SHERRY, Asbestos, Quebec, Canada; Cameron B. SHERRY, San Antonio, Texas; Mrs. Edith ARCHER, Larned, Kansas; and Mrs. Arthur KITCHEN, Lyndon, Kansas. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Lyndon, April 17. Interment made in the Lyndon cemetery. 6 �ISAAC ROBERTS BIBLE Iona Spencer submitted a typed transcript of information taken from the Roberts Bible, given to her, already transcribed, by Mrs. Dorothy Sage, since deceased. There is no indication of where the Bible may now be located, publication information, or its history. BIRTHS: Ella Bell BANNING 3-11-1867 John Wesly BANNING 2-22-1871 Etta May MILLER 7-12-1870 Hetty May BANNING 8-15-1873 Mary Matilda BANNING 9-10-1866 Bertram Abram ROBERTS 10-10-1869 Isaac H. ROBERTS 7-29-1802 husband Matilda ROBERTS 2-22-1807 wife William Bascom ROBERTS 9-14-1828 Sunday Oliver Lawenence ROBERTS 6-24-1830 Mary Louisa ROBERTS 9-16-1831 Friday John Westly ROBERTS 8-1-1833 Clark Brayding ROBERTS 8-6-1835 George Milton ROBERTS 12-31-1837 Hetty Jane ROBERTS 11-18-1839 Alfred Simons ROBERTS 1-7-1841 Hariet Ann ROBERTS 2-10-1843 Isaac Newton ROBERTS 3-31-1845 Rebecca Jane MILLER 1862 Louise Agnes MILLER 21-1864 Ruth Ann ROBERTS 7-29-1847 Rebekah Matilda ROBERTS 6-30-1849 (?) Samuel Young ROBERTS 5-2-1851 Martha DUNCAN 8-1-1851 John Alvertie MILLER 6-6-1853 Mary Margaret MILLER 9-25-1857 Rebecca Frances MILLIKEN 8-25-1834 Marey Ann MILLIKEN 8-29-1829 Matilda Lucresa FORREST 10-12-1859 William Breading ROBERTS 7-3-1860 Vina Jane ROBERTS 2-13-1862 Elizabeth Matildy ROBERTS 11-11-1863 Josephine Patieme BANNING 8-23-1863 Charles Frederick MILLER 2-1-1874 Rosey Estella ROBERTS 1-3-1875 Emphrum Newton BANNING 12-23-1864 Laura Bell MILLER 7-21-1866 Victoreen Gibbon ROBERTS 11-15-1865 Maud May ROBERTS 11-27-1870 Hetty May BANNING 8-15-1873 Carnes Newton ROBERTS 5-24-1875 Roy Carson ROBERTS 10-21-1873 DEATHS: William Bascon ROBERTS 1-18-1846 Clark Braying (?) ROBERTS 1-4-1846 7 �DEATHS (cont.) George Milton ROBERTS 1-12-1846 Hariet Ann ROBERTS 1-8-1846 Oliver Lawrence ROBERTS 7-18-1830 Ruth Ann ROBERTS 7-29-1847 Isaac N. ROBERTS 12-30-1860 Col. William Y. ROBERTS 2-9-1869 Rebecca Frances MILLIKEN 8-25-1834 (MILLIKIN) Isaac N. ROBERTS 7-15-1878 on Monday at 4 o'clock in evening, age 75-11-14 das Matilda ROBERTS consort of I.H. ROBERTS died 9-16-1867 on Monday at 20 m past 11 o'clock in the evening - 60 yrs 6 mo. 24 das. Matilda's mother Patience LAWRENCE died Oct. 6, 1868 John M. ROBERTS 8-30-1871 Bertram A. ROBERTS 12-14-1871 Marey C. LONG 2-24-1872 Aunt Lucinda ROBERTS 12-10-1873 Asher Newton MILLER 2-20-1878 Mary Roberts FROST 9-11-1837 Keturah Caroline GIBONS 6-5-1838 Betsey Nelson DEARTH 3-8-1842 Achsah Ann ROBERTS 6-17-1843 Ruth R. ROBERTS 12-24-1850 My mother - Hetty ROBERTS 12-11-1852 My father - william ROBERTS 7-19-1853 Laura Bell MILLER 10-25-1867 Hetty Jane R. BREADING 1-10-1868 William Z. ROBERTS 2-9-1869 Thornton Fleming LAWRENCE 8-19-1834 MARRIAGES: William CRUMB & Rebecca M. ROBERTS 11-2-1873 samuel Y. ROBERTS and Martha DUNCAN 11-23-1873 Christian Church at Big Springs. A.J. HOPKINS - Christian preacher Isaac N. ROBERTS & Matilda ROBERTS 4-15-1848 William ROBERTS & Hetty COREY 8-25-1795 Isaac H. ROBERTS & Matilda LAWRENCE 12-4-1827 (Matilda's father & mother) William LAWRENCE & Patience FROST 2-27-1806 John DEARTH & Betsay ROBERTS 5-19-1822 Westley FROST & Marey R. ROBERTS 8-6-1829 John M. ROBERTS & Lucinda DEARTH 12-26-1832 Marey LAWRENCE & Henery ALEXANDER 12-16-1832 Caroline ROBERTS & Joshua GIBONS 10-23-1833 Clark BRAYDING & Hetty I. ROBERTS 9-10-1834 James BALLANCE born: 12-14-1798 Married: 3-3-1829 Elsie E. ADAMS born: 12-24-1810 Jonathan B. MILLER & Marey Louisa ROBERTS 6-29-1852 John W. ROBERTS & Rebecca F. MILLIKIN 3-8-1859 John BANNING & Hetty'Jane ROBERTS 9-7-1862 Alfred S. ROBERTS & Elener C. CRUMB 8-23-1868 William LAWRENCE & Jane 5-1-18 Hariet LAWRENCE & Andrew ALEXANDER ? George LAWRENCE & Elise DOVAL 6-19-1845 Iasiah L. LAWRENCE & Elisha? 4(?) 7- 8 �NOTATIONS ON ROBERTS: William Newton ROBERTS, son of Samuel Young ROBERTS was born on Thursday 4-81875 Orville CRUMB born 10-2-1875 William BANNING born 7-20-1876 Iermie May ROBERTS, daughter of Samuel Y. & Martha ROBERTS was born 10-18MARRIAGES: otto DURROW daughter Eva to William Newton ROBERTS 10-14-1903 BIRTHS OF MY FATHER: William ROBERTS born 8-25-1769 father Hetty COREY born 5-6-1769 mother John M. ROBERTS born 6-22-1796 Betsey Nelson ROBERTS born 6-13-1799 Ruth ROBERTS born 8-8-1800 Isaac N. ROBERTS born 7-29-1802 Marey E. ROBERTS born 2-6-1805 Achsah Ann ROBERTS born 2-6-1807 Hetty Jane ROBERTS born 1-24-1809 William Young ROBERTS born 5-5-1812 Kisturah Caroline ROBERTS born 5-31-1814 MY MOTHER'S FAMILY: William LAWRENCE born 10-15-1775 father Patience LAWRENCE born 9-20-1786 mother Matilda LAWRENCE born 2-22-1807 Marey LAWRENCE born 3-7-1809 Hariet LAWRENCE born 6-10-1811 John LAWRENCE born 10-4-1813 William LAWRENCE born 2-6-1816 Thorton F. LAWRENCE born 7-7-1818 George F. LAWRENCE born 11-11-1820 Sarah R. LAWRENCE born 1-7-1829 "When they decided to come to Kansas, Aunt Martha's mother the year before 1858 spun two meal sacks each of flax, wool and hemp to bring to Kansas in 59. They raised the flax and hemp the summer of 58. When the wagon was loaded they had two meal sacks of each. When the weather was bad and everything damp, they used the flax to start their fires." "I have so much to do and see to that I don't see how I can visit you now. Besides all this Sam and Martha are to be married on Sunday next, the 23rd. I am much pleased with Sam's choice. There is no girl in the country that I respect and admire so much as I do Martha. Well, since writing the foregoing, I went up to Mr. HOPKINS yesterday morning, got there for dinner and stayed all night, got home today at noon. Mr. HOPKINS is to come down next Sunday to do up that little matter between Sam & Martha, and then we will have a new housekeeper, and a good one too." Look in Topeka Paper - Daily Tribune - Wednesday 2-10-1869 - John SPEER editor. "Two pictures of Martha ROBERTS." 9 �EARLY SCHOOL WRITINGS OF THE HART FAMILY David Hart sends us these childhood compositions of his grandfather, Floyd HART, and several of Floyd's siblings, which were transcribed from copies of School News, originally published at Lecompton, KS. Two editions of Vol. 1, namely, No.1, Nov. 1894, and No.2, Dec. 1894, are on file at the Kansas state Historical Society in Topeka. Mr. Hart asks that anyone having knowledge of other possible editions of School News which may contain other writings by HART children, please contact him at 4001 Jean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714-4521. A JOLLY EVENING, by Carl HART, grade 7 School News, Vol. 1, No.2, Dec 1894 One bright moonlight evening my cousin James and I took a span of mules and the farm wagon and started out with a load of girls to a taffy pulling. One mule was black about sixteen hands high with one ear frozen off. The other was a small white mule. We put some hay in the wagon and all sat down in the bottom. The mules trotted along quite freely over stones and stumps until we came to a steep hill with a ditch on each side. We went along gradually until we got about half way up when the mules suddenly concluded they had too much to pull and set to backing as mules will, and all I could do did not persuade them to go on but backed until both wheels on one side of the wagon dropped into the ditch and over went the wagon and a lot of screaming girls. One got her wrist sprained another her foot hurt. The rest were unhurt except a few bumps and bruises. We set the wagon up again, climbed in and went on. . We soon arrived at the house and were soon romping and playing. One boy very eager for some taffy bit into a large chunk and got his teeth fast and had to sit and hold his jaws until the taffy melted. He then got up and put it into a girl's hair which was hanging loose. She tried to get it out but could not and had to cut her hair off. The fun went on until late and many laughable pranks were played. At last the crowd became tired and bid each other goodnight and started for home. LIONS, by Floyd HART, 2nd grade School News, Vol. 1, No.2, Dec. 1894 Lions live in the dark forest in rocky caves. Young lions look like little kittens. I would like to see a lion. They are not like other animals and if you would get near one it would eat you up. LEAVES, by Alice HART, 1st grade school News, Vol. 1, No.2, Dec 1894 Most leaves turn brown and yellow in the fall. 10 �CERTIFICATES OF BATURALIZATION 1903 - 1907 .' :--\~. \. .' _ ~ f • . District Court of Douglas County, Lawrence, KS All Declarations of Intention here listed were issued by the District Court of Douglas County except as noted. Approximate age of applicant is stated in Witness" Affidavits. p. Date of NAME Native ,..Dec'l of Wi tness' Age __ fe.!:t~ _______ ...; _______o!-___In.t£.n,l. ___Aff!d,!!.v!t_____ _ 1 10 Nov 1903 Adam 9;HEIERMAN Russi a 2 Apr 1878 2 2 A!ay 1904 Mathew BElli Norway 2 May 1904 3 1 Nov 1904 Carl THUDIUM Gennany 4 7 Nov 1904 Charles CAPPIS Germany 7 Nov 1904 *1) 7 Nov 1904 ~, 5 16 Feb 1905 Rupert G~ 'O'BRIEN 6 22 Feb 1905 Ferdinand SCHAVB Gr.Brit.16 Feb 1905 "3)' Germany 22 Feb 1905 7 ' 22 Feb 1905 Carl BOERKIRCHER Germany 22 Feb 1905 8 15 May 1905 Julius JESPERSON Denmark 15 May 1;qQ5 9 15 May 1905 ~) Harry Bume AINSWORTH England 15 May 1905 *5) 10 8 Sep 1905 Gotthold HORNBElI.iER Prussia 11 8 Sep 1905 Germany 12 Richard OSWALD 8 ~p 1905 8 Sep 1905 *6) 21 Nov 1905 Thomas Henry CHALKLEY Eng1and21 Nov 1905 *7) C. L. Hess 55 Sam W. Ellis B.F.Haskenson-blank Chas. Starkweather Oscar E Le'arnedJr 39 R. E. Melvin WIn. B.Brownell 39 Willi an R. Green D. J. Lindstrom 80 E. F. Woods Alexander Protsch 36 Henry Overbaugh Ferdinand Schaub 31 HEmry Overbaugh Henry HUnzicker 45 Otto A. Fischer Milo Treworgy 27 A. L. Selig August Wulfkuhle61 C.' E. Funnel Philipp Albach 49 Thad Stevens J. A. Doff(?) '47, A. C. Ni tchell On pa~es 2 through 12, the Declaration of Intention and the Certificates of NaturalIzation show identical dates. Some of the names, with correct dates, appear on the list of Declaration of Intention, 1868-1903, printed fn the Pioneer, Vol. VI #4, pp. 172-184. 'Eleven such dates are listed at the end of this compi13ti~~ •. 15 Sept 1906 is the date of issuance of all certificates on pages 13-72. 13 Peter B<LIN SWeden 5 Nov 1872 14 John C. TALBOl' Encland 6 Feb 1884 15 Charles L. HESS Germany 23' Oct 1884 16 Jeannot UHRLAUB Germany 1'5 Mar 1886 17 Henry KEISER Germany 22 Oct 1885 18 ~.. England 2 Nov 1889 C. RICHARDSON 11 J. J. Cox 65 Swan Johnson Edward T. Riling 53 John W. Ganes George Dfnge1stedt 54 John Buch W. B. Brownell 48 Fred A. C1 arke John Buch 56George Dinge1stedt George Dingelstedt 39 John Buch �P Native of- Dec'l of Intent. 20 August TORNEDEN Germany 3 Nov 1819 21 Otto BOFINGER Germany 7 Sep 1895 22 Alexander MONROE England 31 Mar 1900 23 AI ex MARKS Germany 23 Feb 1900 • NAME Witness' Affidavit ~9- ~~n;s-O~U- - - ~ -I~e~9~d- - - -5-~t-l~ - -M~ ~.-;o;s;a~(;)- 24 Jacob HWSE(?) Austri a -bl ankDI Circuit Ct., St. Louis, MO 25 John 8. BENANIER Sweden 21 Oct 1892 26 Henry ZlESENIS Prussia 5 Sep 1810 21 Charles RASE Germany -blank- 28 Nick Germany 4 Apr 1812 29 August DIETZ Germany 6, Oct 1894 30 John FRITZEL Germany -blank- 31 Sweden -bl ank- England 13 Jun 1896 SIM~ Henry SWANSON ~) 32 Frank ENDACorT 33 William CRUTCHFIELD Canada 1856 D.l. issued by Clerk of U.S. Court. Lecompton 34 James BROWN England -blank-9) 35 William BROWN England 26 Mar 1873 36 Wi 11 i am MARRI orr England -blank- 37 Aadrew G.CARL~ Sweden 30 Jun 1886 38 Ne ls Sweden 25 Oct 1898 39 Francis BROWN Engl and 19 Oct 1892 40 Martin SWANSON Sweden 3 Nov 1891 41 Paul UJCKAN Germany 27 Feb 1893 42 Fritz BELOW Germany 27 Oct 1882 (I..5()N 43 Peter WZIUS 44 . William Endacott 25 Oct 1884 England 5 Nov 1892 12 -ro Thad Stevens 58 Dennis O'Dea Thad Stevens George Dingelstedt 33 JCJhn Buch Alex Marks 63 lfenry H. Asher Alexander Monroe Henry H. Asher Alexander Monroe 73 Alexander Marks W. J. CWJI1Iing s 42 J. R. Woodward Vi trus Sirmner 64 M. Sirmner L. S. Steele blank t. If. Menger AUgust Dietz 64 John Fritzel Nick Simon 44 John Fri tzel Nick Simon 48 August Dietz L. H. Menger 53 L. S. Steele L. H. Menger 35 L. S. Steele R. E. Melvin 11 S. D. Bishop W. Cri(u)tchfield S. D. Bishop 1m. Critchfield S. D. Bishop R. E. Melvin A. C. Mitchell Swan·..T0006()n J. R. Woodward Swan Johnson Thomas Harley Wrn. Brown Thomas Harley J. R. Woodward Henry Collins J. R. Woodward Nick Simon Nick Simon H~ Germany 'Age __ 62 68 53 59 33 38 46 49 52 IC. Lury Fritz Below 46 H. Ie. Lury H. k. Lury Fritz Below 38 �//--; 't",'{" ,. .~', Age Witness' 'Affidavi t· .. -------------------------------------- _ 37 WIn. BroWn 28 Oct 1892 England 45 James BROWN Franci s Browne 64 John J.A. Norton 4 Oct 1880 Germany 46 Jacob PLANTZ L. S. Steele 45 Nick Simon -blankGermany 47 Nick THORNE Thomas Harley 50 WIn. Brown 2 Nov 1891 England 48 David DAVIS John Shields 53 E. G. Heck 25 Oct 1890 Germany 49 George HECK Fred Heck 47 E. G. Heck 3 Nov 1894 Germany 50 Fred HECK George Heck John Buch 41 16 Feb 1884 51 F. W. Sl'EINBRING Germany Thos. Harley J. R. Woodward 47 -blankHolland 52 John WEY Wi 11 i am Harper blank J.R. Woodward 19 Mar 1883 Sweden. 53 Dan DAHLENE Thomas Harley 77 John Buch -b1ank54 Charles ACHNANE Germany Thomas Harley D.I.'Circuit Ct •• Chicago, Ill. 27 George Heck Germany -blank55 E. G. HECK Fred Heck England \in Crutchfield 81 56 George GILBERT -blankWIn Brown 57 Frederick SEELE Germany 2 Nov 1891 Theodore Arnold 45 Chas. Habe 3 Apr 1871 John Buch 67 58 Johannes MARTINSCN Sweden L. S. Steele. 28 Oct 1884 Chas.Starkweather 59 59 August HACKBARTH Germany Nick Simon 60 Hedley S. GILDER England 6 Sep 1895 M. B. Ray 43 J. H. Mitchell 3 Nov 1894 M. B. Ray 61 Chrest BENANDER Sweden 36 w. J. Curmnings 7 Nov 1892 Germany J. A. Po!! 37 62 Fred R. BARTZ A. W. Armstrong -blankEzra E. Stauffer 63 Jens C. JENSON Sweden 43 D. I. Dist. £t. of Osage Co. 61e--Anderson Denmark 64 Ole ANOERSGJ -bl ankJens C. Jenson 68 Ole Hanson 65 Francis F. METTNER Germany 24 Mar 1882 J. A. Po!! 63 A. C. Mitchell' 66 Theodore ARNa..D Switzerland 27 Oct 1888 Frederick Seele 40 W. B. Brownell' Germany 67 Fritz MADL 17 Jan 1896 Joseph Madl 66 Joe Pero1d 68 Mathew SfEELE England -blankStarlet M.Reynolds 58 -10) James Lawrence 69 Michael SIMMER Germany -blankHenry Ziesenis 41 Vi trus Sinuner .70 ..v.l trus SIMMER Germany 16 Jul 1896 Michael Sinuuer 37 Henry Ziesenis p. NAME \i.., \, ti l'I '.,,',' . Dec'lof Intent. Native of- 13 �Native ofGermany p. NAME 72 Thos. $MUERSON England Dec'l of Intent. 25 Sep 1906 Witness' Affidavi t Joseph Mad1 Fri tz Mad1 Thomas Harley A. C. Mi tche11 Age --------------------------------------51 71 Joseph PAULI *1) *2) *3) *4) *5) Carl THUDlmf Charles CAPPIS Rupert G. O'BRIEN JUlius JESPERSON Harry Rume AINSWORTH *6) Richard a3WALD *7) Thomas Henry CHALKLEY *8) Hen ry IWAN5rn 419). J arne s BROWN -lO} Mathew'SfEELE *11) Thos. SANDERSON -b1ank*11) 68 21 Mar 1889 2 Oct 1892 1 Dec 1869 30 Nov 1886 9 Nov 1899 7 Nov 1887 28 Oct 1898 6 Nov 1888 28 Oct 1892 13 Feb 1893 1'0 Mar 1870 --Compiled by Pauline B. E1ni'ff RECENT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS The edition of the Lawrence Journal World in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. ALTENBERND, Rella Stanwix of Eudora, KS, b. 16 oct 1906, Douglas Co., KS; d. 25 Jul 1990, Eudora, KS; m. 31 Jul 1929, Lawrence, KS, aarold C. ALTENBERND; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Fri. 27 Jul 1990, Sun. 29 Jul 1990) BOND, Everett A. of Kansas City, KS, b. 3 Mar 1907, Lone Star, KS; d. 9 Aug 1990, Merriam, KS; m. Lottie __ ; bur. Chapel Hill Cemetery. (Thurs. 9 Aug 1990) BURGOYNE, Elizabeth Marie of Lecompton, KS, b. ,17 Dec 1894, Stull, KS; d. 3 Aug 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 1950, John Guy BURGOYNE; bur. Maple Grove Cemetery, Lecompton, KS. (Sun. 5 Aug 1990) BUTELL, George H. of Rt. 1, Baldwin, KS, b. 5 Aug 1902, rural Baldwin, KS; d. 1 Aug 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 2 Apr 1932, Ethel A. McWILLIAMS of Paola, KS; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS.(Wed. 1 Aug 1990) HALDERMAN, Georgia Lucille (SHOCKEY) of Lawrence, KS, b. 19 Jun 1905, Lawrence, KS; d. 12 Jun 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 10 Mar 1923, Kansas City, MO, Olin Kennedy HALDERMAN; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. ' (Tues. 12 Jun 1990, Wed. 13 Jun 1990) JACKMAN, R.R. "Dick" of Scottsdale, AZ, b. 14 Jul 1903, Lawrence,KS; d. 18 May 1990, Scottsdale, AZ; m. Adair __ ; bur. Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Fri. 29 Jun 1990) KRAFT, Rose A. of Lawrence, KS, b. 24 Mar 1894, south of Stull, Douglas Co., KS; d. 24 Aug 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 20.0ct 1915, Chris KRAFT; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Sat. 25 Aug 1990) PETEFISH, Arthur W. of Ottawa, KS, b. 4 May 1907, Douglas Co., KS; d. 8 Jul 1990, Ottawa, KS; m. 1 Sep 1939, Mary E. STEELE; bur. Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Tues. 10 Jul 1990) WOLFSON, Dr. Charles of Amarillo, TX, b. 21 Apr 1907, Lawrence, KS; d. 23 Jul 1990, Amarillo, TX; m. 1984, Mary Lou McCUNE; bur. Llano Cemetery, Amarillo, TX. (Wed. 1 Aug 1990) 14 �RECORD OF MARRIAGES FROM PAPERS OF CHARLES LIVINGSTON EDWARDS CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS (ca. 1859 - 1904) copied by Judy Sweets, 14 November 1983, at the Kansas State Historical Society, Manuscript Section, Topeka, KS. RECORDS UP TO 1863/64 NAME RESIDENCE AGE DATE OF MARRIAGE Legasius (Segasius?) S. BACON Ellen MOORE Lawrence, KS Eudora 42 40 24 Aug 1859 at house George W. UMBARGER Ruxeltha? Amelia HAZELTINE Kanwaka, KS Kanwaka, KS 6 Aug 1859 H.M. HAZELTINE Christian BOWMAN Mary E. SUTLIFF Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS no date given Sidney CLARKE Henrietta ROSS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS no date given Columbus HORNSBY WORMLY? Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS 31 Dec 1861 at Dr. PRENTISS John H. WAKEFIELD BALDWIN Kanwaka, KS Kanwaka, KS no date given Ira BROWN Emeline WOODWARD Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS 8 May 1860 at Mr. HALSCOMS? Eudora, KS Eudora, KS no date given Wakarusa, KS Wakarusa, KS 30 Sep 1860 at DICKSON Centropolis, KS Centropolis, KS no date given Jeremiah WILLIS WHITNEY Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS 5 Jan 1860 at the house George H. SARGENT Ausse? G. SANDS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS no date given George H. SANGER Mary HOLMES Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS no date given Edward P. HARRIS Sarah F. DAVIDSON Lawrence, KS Wakarusa, KS 22 Oct 1860 at home of Mr. DAVIDSON, Wakarusa PENCE? WHITE William LIVERMORE Louisa F. DICKSON HORR TUCKER 15 �Alexander LOVE Eliza McMURRAY Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS 30 Jul 1861 at Old Congo Church J. G. SANDS Susie BROWN Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS 8 Apr 1860 at Old Congo Church Charles W. HUNT Addie S. SIMONS Lawrence, KS Detroit, MI no date diven 29? Mar 1862 at the house H. H.? BLISS Celia M. ST. JOHN William STINER Lizzie GARRETT Jefferson, KS Jefferson, KS 9 May 1863 C.? EMBRY JOHNSON Lawrence, KS no date given John WILDER Lawrence, KS no date given Royal 1. GOULD Matilda A. HAZELTIME Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS 12 Jul 1862 at W.M. HAZELTINE's Thomas HURTHA? Anna BROWN Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS 4 Jul 1863 at C.R. DIX's house William L.G. SOULE BENSON Lawrepce, KS Wakarusa no date given Henry FRITZEL Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS no date given CHALMAN Sidney CLARKE Henrietta ROSS Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS John A. CONNELL? Ann E. PARISH Lawrence, KS Lawrence, KS George W. UMBARGER Kusaltha Amelia HAZELTINE Kanwaka 7 Jun 1860 at the house 6 Aug 1859 Present Wm. HAZELTINE, Martha HAZELTINE at Mr. HAZELTINE's, Joe BARS TON , Henry HINER Log Cabin, reported by Mr. PETEFISH, Odee?, Meade .Co., KS. A "TACKY" PARTY IN 1889 From the Lawrence Journal, 3 Jun 1889. Courtesy of Watkins Museum. On 3 Jun 1889, Miss Eva HARRISON of Lawrence gave a "tacky" party at her home in West Lawrence. All the guests were compelled to wear clothes borrowed from the hired man or hired girl. 16 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS -1893 From Book 7 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Lawrence Judicial Building, Lawrence, KS. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. I I ..... ';-J I I i PAGE # OFFICIANT BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE ABELL, Robert C. Beloit, KS ADAMS, Robert J. Dg Co., KS ALBACH, John H. Dg Co., KS ALBRITON, Rufus ALDER, Charles E. Overbrook, KS ALLEN, John M. ANDERSON, Arthur J. ANDERSON, J.A. Leav Co., KS ATTERBURY, Hal Osage City, KS BAHNMAIER, George J. BALDWIN,Eben BENSON, Oliver P. BARNES, Samuel F. Grover, KS BARTON, Silas E. Athens, Jewell, KS BARTZ, Hamlin BEHLER, John S. Topeka, KS BELLIAMY, William A.S. BENNETT, John C. Jeff Co., KS BETTON, Frank H. Jr. K.C., KS BIGNALL, James G. Wabaunsee Co., KS BIGSBY, Guy A. MOREY, Alice A. Dg Co., KS ARCHER, Minnie B. Osage Co., KS KACH, Bertha Chanute, KS CROSBY, Mary HUSTON, Mollie S. Overbrook, KS DAHLENE, Cora TIPTON, Eva Bell KAPP, Laura May Leav Co., KS FORD, Ella Melvern, KS NElS, Mary HERNING, Grace E. BANKS, Margaret C. DUNCAN, Katie I. Grover, KS BOND, Dora E. Dg Co., KS DACKWA, Amelia EVANDORF, Mary (Miss) Topeka, KS HAYDEN, Mary PATTERSON, Anna Jeff Co., KS HUNT, Lillian Williamstown, KS CLINE, Voda J. Wamego, KS RICHARDSON, Ollie 516 28 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 401 16 Feb 1893 Osage Co., KS? 395 25 Jan 1893 Allen Co., KS 397 2 Feb 1893 498 22 Nov 1893 Dg Co., KS 404 20 Feb 1893 474 19 Sep 1893 391 11 Jan 1893 Leav Co., KS 436 29 May 1893 Dg Co., KS 498 28 Nov 1893 487 25 Oct 1893 573 16 Dec 1893 515 25 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 401 16 Feb 1893 Dg Co., KS 471 14 Sep 1893 394 17 Jan 1893 Shawnee Co., KS 15 Apr 1893 422 23 Sep 1893 475 Dg Co., KS 392 10 Jan 1893 Dg Co., KS 463 1 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 459 12 Aug 1893 A.J. COE, MG Frank LAFTY, MG J.V. KAUFFELD, MG R. MORGAN, MG J.Q.A.N., P.J. Wm. W. AYERS, MG Wm. W. AYERS, MG A.M. RICHARDSON, MG J.K. MILLER, MG T.R. H.L. John J.H. NANNINGA, MG YARGER, MG Q.A. NORTON, P.J. BONEBRAKE, MG Wm. WEYBRIGHT, MG C. EBERHART, MG C.S. BALTON, MG J.Q.A.N., P.J. J.Q.A.N., P.J. William W. AYERS, MG J.Q.A.N., P.J. Jas. MARVIN, MG �BRIDEGROOM -; ..... 00 I BISHOP, John A. BOAZ, Samuel H. Linwood, KS BOWERS, William Weaver, KS BOYD, Robert Sutters Dg Co., KS BROOKS, Charles o. BROWN, Geo. W. Ft. Scott, KS BROWN, James E. BROWN, John H. Jeff Co., KS BROWN, Volorous Jeff Co., KS BROWN, William B. Leav Co., KS BUNCE, E.S. (Rev. ) Trenton, MO BURNANS, Bert I. Jeff Co., KS BURR, Newell BUTELL, Adolphus CAMPBELL, James W. Dg Co., KS CAMPBELL, Samuel F. Dg Co., KS CARMAC, Porter Topeka, KS CARNAGEY, Thomas I. Miami Co., KS CARTER, Adam S. CASLER, Ernest A. Lyon Co., KS CHARLES, Grovener C. Hutchinson, KS CLARK, John B. CLARK, Thomas J. BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT ELLIOTT, Mattie S. (Miss) DAVIDSON, Louisa Izabell Lenape, KS TROUT, Eliza E. Johnson Co., KS McALLASTER, Myra Dg Co., KS PRINGLE, Minnie C. MERCER, Mary E. Dg Co., KS ROFFEE, Mary E. DENNIS, Lucy M. Dg Co., KS BLACKMAN, Miriam Dg Co., KS BROWN, Lellie May Leav Co., KS BARNES, M.E. (Mrs. ) Dg Co., KS SMITH, Addie M. Jeff Co., KS STEVENS, Esther R. JARDON, Victoria SHAW, Flora B. Dg Co'., KS MENEC, Mamie Leav Co., KS TUTT, Cassie Dg Co., KS CONKLIN, Ann Dg Co., KS PARKS, Lillie B. CABBAGE, Nettie Dg Co., KS RIDDER, Minta M. Dg Co., KS THORNTON, Hattie CLARK, Matilda 15 Apr 1893 2 Nov 1893 Leav Co., KS 6 Aug 1893 Leav Co., KS 31 May 1893 Lyons Co., KS? 10 Jun 1893 14 Nov 1893 Dg Co., KS 10 Jul 1893 10 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 21 Nov 1893 Dg Co., KS 21 Oct 1893 Leav Co., KS 12 Mar 1893 Dg Co., KS 29 Nov 1893 Dg Co., KS 26 Sep 1893 18 Apr 1893 9 Mar 1893 Jeff Co., KS? 9 Aug 1893 Dg Co., KS 25 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 6 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 14 Dec 1893 16 Feb 1893 Dg Co., KS 16 May 1893 Dg Co., KS 2 Oct 1893 12 Mar 1893 423 488 T.D. DAVIS, MG George BERG, MG 456 F.M. ADAMS, JP 437 D.D. AKIN, MG 444 496 F.M. FESTERMAN, MG E.W. MERCHANT, MG 451 469 Moses BROWN, MG J.B. RINEHART, MG 497 R.H. VAN PELT, MG 485 Wm. KAHN, JP 409 F.M. TESTERMAN, MG 501 J.Q.A.N., PJ 476 420 408 A.L. GOUDY, MG Jas. A. PORPENEY? , Priest Jas. MARVIN, MG 457 J.Q.A.N., PJ 477 B.R. GUY, MG 467 J.Q.A.N., PJ 508 403 J.Q.A.N., PJ J.A. MOTTER, MG 432 W.A. QUAYLE, MG 479 408 Thomas WALLACE, MG Moses BROWN, MG �j,-> \0 BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT CLOSE, Lester K. COBB, Eli COBB, William o. COFFMAN, Frank E. Cowgill, MO COLLINS, Fred CRANE, Charles W. Leav Co., KS CRAWFORD; Bryce Omaha, NE CURPHY, Thomas W. K. C. , MO CURRY, Verlin A. DEAY, Carl DEAY, Edward DEDRICK, Harrie I . DERBY, Fred N. Jr. DESKINS, Fred E. DESPLINE, Jacob D. Topeka, KS DOANE, Frank A. DOBSON, Frederick C. Ottawa, KS DOLAN, Senator M. DOYLE, Thomas DUNCAN, Ora P. Allen Co., KS DUNHAM, Wallace L. DUNSER, Ludwig EBERHART, Noah A. ELDER, William H. Linwood, KS ENDACOTT, William A. ENSLOW, Hilton E. ESIC, James ESTERLE, George E. ETTER, Franklin E. San Diego, CA GOTTSTEIN, Annie JONES, C. Arlene MAYES, Mary FElL, Amelia J. Dg Co., KS BENNETT, Minnie ALLISON, Cynthia V. Leav Co., KS LOVE, Agnes Gilmour Dg Co., KS COMBS, Effie B. Dg Co., KS SUTTON, Lenna L. MILBURN, Addie M. REUSCH, Bertha E. WALLENZIEN, Amy PATTON, Carrie J. RICHARDS, Clara L. ROBINSON, Lucy Dg Co., KS ELDRIDGE, Della Morse SINCLAIR, Isabella F. Dg Co., KS RILEY, Lillie McANALL, Hannah MARTIN, Charlotte C. Dg Co., KS BLOEMEKE, Mamie C. HEMERLE, Lucretia HARMAN, Mary E. HOLMES, Elizabeth Linwood, KS HERNING, Catharine M. DODDER, Vera B. JONES, Mary HOWARD, Zora CHAPMAN, Florence J. Topeka, KS 25 Dec 1893 10 Jun 1893 13 May 1893 5 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 6 May 1893 23 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 25 Oct 1893 Dg Co., KS 15 Mar 1893 Dg Co., KS 4 Nov 1893 25 Jan 1893 4 Feb 1893 30 May 1893 22 Mar 1893 1 Nov 1893 22 May 1893 Dg Co., KS 18 Jan 1893 26 Apr 1893Dg Co., KS 6 Dec 1893 16 Aug 1893 16 Aug 1893 Dg Co., KS 3 Dec 1893 28 Oct 1893 30 Jul 1893 10 Apr 1893 Dg Co., KS 24 May 1893 6 Apr 1893 17 May 1893 12 Sep 1893 2 Jun 1893 Dg Co., KS 511 444 432 466 C. EBERHARDT, MG E.W. MERCHANT, MG B.R. GUY, MG Richard CORDLEY, MG 430 512 Wm. KAHN, JP J .Q.A.N., PJ 487 R.H. VAN PELT, MG 410 A.L. GOUDY, MG 491 396 397 438 412 489 434 J .Q.A.N., PJ J .Q.A., PJ A.D. ORRICK, MG John Q.A.N., PJ H. FARWELL, MG Philip M. LEWIS, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ 394 427 William W. AYERS, MG Wm. W. AYERS, MG 505 461 460 A.P. HAMILTON, MG Richard CORDLEY, MG W.A. QUAYLE, MG 503 486 454 419 Geo. D. ROGERS, MG J.Q.A.N. , PJ Thos. G. WINEY, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ 435 417 433 472 439 H.S. YARGER, MG C.E. ROBERTS, MG John TURNER, MG Geo D. ROGERS; MG J.Q.A.N., PJ �BRIDEGROOM N '0 i EVANS, Nelson M. EVENS, Elijah K. EVERINGIM, Charles Ellis, KS FIEGENBAUM, Benjamin F. Lincoln, NE FISHBACK, Mason FLEISHMAN, Philip FLETCHER, Josiah Spring FORD, Perry M. FORTH, John A. FREIENMUTH, Jacob Tong., KS FRIESEN, Peter P. Jeff Co., KS FULLER, James N.B. Eugene, OR GAMBLE, George A. K.C., MO GARST, Benjamin I. GIBLER, Thomas W. GLAHN, Joseph Boonville, MO GOULD, Fred A. Dg Co., KS HADL, Joseph HAGAN, William HALE, Fred T. HALE, James M. HAMMOND, Thomas P. Denver, CO HANSEN, John L. Dg Co., KS HARBAUGH, John W. Linwood, KS HARBOUR, T. Elmer K.C., KS HARDTARFER, George W. BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT ICE, Mary E. HOOD, Ella May STEVENS, Myrtle Dg Co., KS DARLING, Myrtle Maud Dg Co., KS LEWIS, Ella SANDERS, Nora May CANTRELL, Eliza Jane SILER, Lillie A. WRIGHT, Lizzie E. ERNST, Louisa M. Dg Co., KS JUDY, Hannah B. Jeff Co., KS CARMAN, Mamie E. Dg Co., KS MENDENHALL, Mary Annise Dg Co., KS DALFER, Harriet HOUT, Mary E. HASTIE, Margaret Dg Co., KS BROWNING, Mary Edna N.Y.C., NY SMITH, Catherine WALTERS, Emma DAVIS, Leta W. LESLEY, Belle DAILY, Mary Ella Dg Co., KS MELTON, Onie Aurora, AR DUNCAN, Anna M. Linwood, KS RINELY, Emma DgCo., KS GEIGER, Rena Orpha 16 Feb 1893 25 Dec 1893 24 Oct 1893 Dg Co., KS 20 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 5 Apr 1893 18 Oct 1893 28 Mar 1893 13 Dec 1893 18 Jan 1893 30 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 7 May 1893 Jeff Co., KS 25 Apr 1893 Dg Co., KS 12 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 13 Dec 1893 29 Nov 1893 10 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 17 Mar 1893 Dg Co., KS 16 Aug 1893 25 May 1893 8 Nov 1893 14 Dec 1893 7 Mar 1893 Dg Co., KS 1 Mar 1893 Dg Co., KS 27 Apr 1893 Leav Co., KS 14 Jun 1893 Dg Co., KS 4 Jul 1893 402 516 486 A.C. REED, MG A.M. RICHARDSON, MG Jas. MARVIN, MG 509 Jas. MARVIN, MG 418 484 411 506 395 519 W.W. BROOKS, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ J.A. MOTTER, MG W.W. BLALOCK, MG John Q.A. NORTON, PJ J.Q.A.N., PJ 429 E.A. BOYD, MG 425 W.R. DAVIS, MG 472 R.H. VAN PELT, MG 505 499 470 Daniel BARNHART, MG C.E. ROBERTS, MG W.W. BLALOCK, MG 410 J.Q.A.N., PJ 458 435 492 507 407 M. BURKE, Priest Robert MARTIN, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ J.Q.A.N., PJ C.T. BRADY, Priest 405 J.Q.A.N., PJ 426 A.M. RICHARDSON, MG 446 W. BRISTOW, JP 450 J.Q.A.N., PJ �BRIDEGROOM HARPER, Jess HARRISON, Clarence W. Topeka, KS HARVEY, William A. HAUSMAN, Henry HENDERSON, Grant HERR, Emmett L. HILDENBRAND, George HILKEY, Charles HOCKETT, Levi HOGG, Thomas A. Grover, KS HOLLOWAY, Charles D. HOLT, William HOUT, John H. HOWARD, Cassius J. HUGHS, Joseph S. HUMBERT, William L. Topeka, KS HUNTER, John W. Jeff Co., KS HUSSEY, Philip HUTT, John E. ICE, James R. JACKSON, Archibald Wakeeney, KS JACOBS, Joseph N. JAMES, Charles A. JOHNSON, Charles A. Denver, CO JOHNSON, E.J. Williamstown, KS JOYNE, William F. Leav Co., KS KAHO, Harry H. Ottawa, KS KENNEDY,,- Walter C. PAGE # OFFICIANT BRIDE DATE/PLACE GRIGGS, Ella LEIDEBERG, Esther N. Topeka, KS PHILLIP, Daisy D. MEEDER, Minnie SHIELDS, Gertie EBERHART, Naomi M. NElS, Minnie HOWARD, Sarah I. PORTER, Ida McCLANAHAN, Mary E. Grover, KS BLACK, Hattie A. (Miss) PARTER, Mary E. HARRELL, Minnie S. MAGERS, Mellie BELL, Iva LACOCK, Jennie S. Dg Co., KS CARNEY, Fannie Jeff Co., KS SUTTON, Mary LAP TAD , Opal A. BREWER, Stella M. AYE, Hattie Topeka, KS MARTIN, Cora B. JONES, Margaret M. JONES, Eva M. Dg Co., KS HARVEY, May Williamstown, KS AHERN, Maggie Leav Co., KS JENKINS, Electa J. Ottawa, KS GENTRY, Nettie M. 391 7 Jan 1893 500 30 Nov 1893 Dg Co., KS 21 Sep 1893 475 453 27 Jul 1893 449 27 Jun 1893 4 Jan 1893 390 470 12 Sep 1893 511 20 Dec 1893 504 7 Dec 1893 514 24 Dec 1893 At bride's parents' 11 Oct 1893 481 20 Apr 1893 424 5 Apr 1893 417 18 Oct 1893 482 9 Feb 1893 399 23 Feb 1893 404 Dg Co., KS 21 Jun 1893 448 Dg Co., KS 7 Nov 1893 492 15 Aug 1893 460 16 Aug 1893 461 22 Nov 1893 497 Dg Co., KS 6 Nov 1893 491 1 Feb 1893 396 29 Jun 1893 449 Dg Co., KS 3 Jun 1893 439 i::>g Co., KS 22 Nov 1893 496 Leav Co., KS 503 2 Dec 1893 Ottawa, KS 9 May 1893 430 T.J. STERNBURGH, JP J.K. MILLER, MG Wm. L. GRAUB, MG T.R. NANNINGA, MG C. EBERHARDT, MG Thos. G. WINEY, MG T.R. NANNINGA, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ Thos. WALLACE, MG M.T. CREWS, MG T.D. DAVIS, MG A.J. THOMPSON, MG C.E. ROBERTS, MG Henry F.ARWELL, MG D.M. CREIGHTON, MG Alfred L. SLOPE, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ Geo. D. ROGERS, MG Richard CORDLEY, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ J.Q.A.N., PJ Richard CORDLEY, MG H.A. PASLEY, MG John TURNER, MG John CHARLTON, JP Jas. McNAMEE, Priest Jas. C. COGGINS, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ �BRIDEGROOM KIMBALL, Roby DeSoto, KS KINZIE, William A. Dg Co., KS KNIGHT, Samuel D. Lenape, KS LACKARD, Samuel H. Emporia, KS LANDIS, Elmer S. LANGLEY, William Topeka, KS LANGSTON, Nathaniel T. LAWSON, J. Spencer LEARNARD, Shalor E. Memphis, TN LEWIS,-Richard H. LIND, Samuel LONGFELLOW, William L. Eureka, KS MANN, William W. Ottawa, KS MARSHALL, Addison E. MARSHALL, Albert A. MARTIN, James F. K.C., MO MARTIN, John P. MASTIN, Edward W. MAYES, Wilmer B. McCABRIA, John Fall Leaf, KS McCLURE, Isaac S. Hiawatha, KS McCURDY, Lyman A. McKOWN, Charles W. McNEES, Oscar P. McQUEEN, Josiah McQUEEN, Randall R. ) PAGE # OFFICIANT BRIDE DATE/PLACE MILLER, Effie Emporia, KS BOND, Christina M. Alfred, KS PALETE, May Linwood, KS MULLEN, Mary Stranton, KS ELLIS, Estella J. PRATHER, Annie Topeka, KS GREGG, Nellie PILLA, Louisa P. WILBUR, Maude H. Dg Co., KS DANIELS, Rhoda L. HALLINGSWORTH, Carrie REED, Elizabeth Jane Dg Co., KS KEMP, Ella Dg Co., KS PUGH, Mary WHITMAN, Grace S. SWEENEY, Jennie Leav Co., KS ASHBY, Rose J. JENNINGS, Rose ORTH, Mary HUNTER, Francis Wood Fall Leaf, KS NICHOLS, Viola J. Dg Co., KS STRONG, Minnie A. RUBLE, Nellie P. OSBORNE, Sarah E. BEARD, Odie A. (Miss) BEARD, Mattie M. (Miss) 4 Nov 1893 490 Dg Co., KS 20 Dec 1893 508 Alfred, KS 2 Apr 1893 415 Johnson Co., KS 494 10 Nov 1893 Osage City, KS 493 9 Nov 1893 420 11 Apr 1893 Dg Co., KS 403 20 Feb 1893 479 5 Oct 1893 400 14 Feb 1893 Dg Co., KS 483 18 Oct 1893 466 13 Aug 1893 517 27 Dec 1893 Dg Co. , KS 469 7 Sep 1893 Co. , Dg KS 468 8 Sep 1893 452 18 Jul 1893 495 15 Nov 1893 Leav Co., KS 447 20 Jun 1893 471 11 Sep 1893 456 5 Aug 1893 512 27 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 440 5 Jun 1893 License only 477 27 Sep 1893 414 29 Nov 1893 406 7 Mar 1893 413 23 Mar 1893 413 23 Mar 1893 J.Q.A.N., PJ Isaac L. HOOVER, MG Chas. S. BUCROFT, JP Nathan D. CAVANAUGH, Priest Thos. G. WINEY, MG J .Q.A.N., PJ E.W. MERCHANT, MG W. SCHAEFER, Rev. Richard CORDLEY, MG J .Q.A.N. , PJ Wm. C. AXER, Rev. J .Q.A.N., PJ Thos. G. WINEY, MG C.E. ROBERT, MG Jas. MARVIN, MG Jas. McNAMEE, Priest J.A. MOTTER, MG J .Q.A.N., PJ E.W. MERCHANT, MG A.M. RICHARDSON, MG Geo. J.K. H.A. T.D. T.D. D. ROGERS, MG MILLER, MG PASLEY, MG DAVIS, MG DAVIS, MG �BRIDEGROOM MEYER, Frederick B. Dg Co., KS MELLNISH, Francis J. K.C., MO MITCHELL, Samuel Harvey Herrington, KS MITCHELL, William W. Perryville, KS MONROE, Green MONTGOMERY, William Burlingame, KS MUENZENMAYER, Samuel W. Woodbine, KS MULL, Harry E. MUSICK, John W. MUZZY, Robert H. NICHOLS, W.J. ,Lecompton, KS NILES, Peter H. Topeka, KS NUFFER, Peter OFFNER, Henry F. O'HERN, John E. Chicago, IL OLMSTED, Archibald R. ORRICK, Frank Dg Co., KS OWENS, Simon P. Linwood, KS PARKER, Henry PARKS, William H. PARNELL, James S. Jeff Co., KS PARTER, John A. PAYNE, Edgar N. PEARY, William P. Linwood, KS PAGE # OFFICIANT BRIDE DATE/PLACE CARNAHAN, Mary J. Shawnee Co., KS DAILEY, Sydney C.H. Dg Co., KS HADDON, Ida A. Dg Co., KS McCORMICK, Ella Perryville, KS BLACK, Bessie ST. JOHN, Maud Burlingame, KS WElL, Hannah C. Dg Co., KS OLMSTED, Lena BRAZIL, Ella AMBLER, Mattie LOUDERBACK, Ella A. Lecompton, KS WESTCOTT, Mary F. Topeka, KS DISSENGER, A. Emelia McNISH, Cora E. KEEFE, Mary E. Dg Co., KS DUDLEY, Ruth DEAY, Rosa Roscoe, KS WARREN, Lulu C. Linwood, KS WILLIAMS, Louisa HAMILL, Anna M. MICHAEL, Mary S. Jeff Co., KS BROOKS, Mary Ann FRAZIER, Hattie A. SISCOE, Maude G. Linwood, KS 24 May 1893 434 Shawnee Co., KS 17 Oct 1893 482 Dg Co., KS 30 Nov 1893 500 Dg Co., KS 14 Sep 1893 473 Jeff Co., KS 3 May 1893 428 5 Jan 1893 389 Osage Co., KS 30 Nov 1893 502 Dg Co., KS 9 Nov 1893 493 3 Dec 1893 504 23 Dec 1893 513 5 Jun 1893 441 License only 11 Apr 1893 421 Dg Co., KS 12 Dec 1893 506 14 Mar 1893 409 8 Jun 1893 443 Dg Co., KS 6 Sep 1893 464 30 May 1893 438 Dg Co., KS 4 Oct 1893 480 Dg Co., KS 501 29 Nov 1893 436 25 May 1893 455 2 Aug 1893 Dg Co., KS 393 13 Jan 1893 457 9 Aug 1893 453 19 Jul 1893 License only D.L. McCREARY, MG William W. AYERS, MG J.R. MEREDITH, MG S.D. VINCENT, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ Alonzo ~. LAWRENCE, MG T.R. NANNINGA, MG Geo D. ROGERS, MG A.M. McLAIN, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ Richard CORDLEY, MG T.R. NANNINGA, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ R.B. GROENER, Priest Richard CORDLEY, MG A.D. ORRICK, MG John CHARLTON, J.P. J.Q.A.N., PJ J.K. MILLER, MG John Q.A.N., PJ T. WALLACE, MG C.E. ROBERTS, MG �BRIDEGROOM PELZER, Edward W. Ottawa, KS PERKINS, W.E. PETTY, Georg A. POEVERLEIN, William H. Jeff Co., KS PAXTON, Lyman R. Dg Co., KS PORTER (PARTER?), George G. POWELL, Charles PREBLE, Elmer E. Dg Co., KS RABE, Charles J. RAPPARD, William C. READ, F.W. READ, Lathrop B. REED, Charles N. Osage Co., KS REED, Lafayette REINISCH, Ernest, F.A. RICHARDS, George T. RIDLEY, Alonzo ROBERTS, Sheldon E. ROBERTS, Willis A. Tonganoxie, KS ROE, Charles Topeka, KS ROGERS, Marcus P. St. Louis, MO ROSS, Robert Reno, KS SAlLE, Gebhard SCHMIDLI, Charles Lincoln Center, KS SCHNECK, Frank J. SCHWARTZ, Henry W. SEELE, Charles F. Leav Co., KS BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT ROSENBERY, Geneva Halden, MO DONAHUE, Nellie E. HUGHES, Ella R. REED, Julia A. (Miss) Jeff Co., KS MOORE, Laura E. DeSoto, KS JOHNSON, Lenora HARDING, Ella Nora DOUGLAS, Effie M. Russell, KS KLAAS, Minnie WARNER, Susie REATZ, Lizzie A. MURPHY, Ella Carrie BLOCHER, Barbara Osage Co., KS CORBIN, Sarah E. REINISCH, Christiana W. DODDRIDGE, Lillie May SLUSSER, Ida SAYLOR, Lizzie A. RODKEY, Curney Tonganoxie, KS WELLS, Anna Topeka, KS THURBER, Mary A. Traver, CA IRVING, Alice V. Dg Co., KS ANTONY, Eva BREITHAUPT, Sarah Dg Co., KS HARSHMAN, Levina Jane HEFNER, Celie SCHUPP, Minnie Dg Co., KS 14 Jan 1893 Dg Co., KS 6 Jun 1893 28 Mar 1893 27 Feb 1893 Jeff Co., KS 6 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 6 Oct 1893 17 Apr 1893 1 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 11 May 1893 27 Jul 1893 7 Jun 1893 27 May 1893 21 Jan 1893 Dg Co., KS 2 Feb 1893 13 Apr 1893 4 Jan 1893 13 Nov 1893 20 Sep 1893 20 Apr 1893 Dg Co., KS 6 May 1893 Dg Co., KS 30 Jul 1893 Dg Co., KS 14 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 5 Jun 1893 9 Mar 1893 Dg Co., KS 15 Feb 1892 20 Dec 1893 25 Mar 1893 Dg Co., KS 393 John Q.A. NORTON, PJ 441 415 405 J.K. MILLER, MG A.P. HAMILTON, MG C.W. HARR, JP 467 J.Q.A.N., PJ 480 423 464 P.W. GARRETT, MG Moses BROWN, MG A.P. HAMILTON, MG 431 454 442 433 448 R.B. GROENER, Priest T.A. NANNINGA, MG H.M. MENGER, MG Richard CORDLEY, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ 398 421 390 494 474 424 J.Q.A.N., PJ J. MUELLER, MG B.J. HORTON, PJ T.D. HALBERT, MG A.L. GOUDY, MG F.B. OLDS, MG 429 J.Q.A.N., PJ 455 Geo D. ROGERS, MG 507 E.W. MERCHANT, MG 440 407 R.B. GROENER, Priest T.A. NANNINGA, MG 402 510 414 J.Q.A.N., PJ J.Q.A.N., PJ J.Q.A.N., PJ �BRIDEGROOM I\J 01 SEEWIR, Charles C. SEYBOLD, George E.A. Topeka, KS SHANE, Sylvester SHARPE, Alvin V. Chanute, KS SHAW, Edward D. Dg Co., KS SHEETS, George B. SHRIMPLIN, William M. Edwards Co., KS SILVERS, Isiah SINCLAIR, Wm. T. SMALLEY, Robert N. SPENCER, John W. Jeff Co., KS SPRAGUE, Thomas M. STAIB, George E. STANLEY, James R. STARKS, John STAUFER, Peter Kearns Conon, AZ STAUFFER, Lester E. STEINBRING, William F. STEPHENS, James J. STEWART, Orval C. STEWART, Wallace F. STRACHAN, Charles Edward Reno,KS SWANSON, Benjamin TABER, Andrew J. TAYLOR, Noah E. THISTLETHWAITE, Arthur W. Tonganoxie, KS TIMMERMEYER, William F. TOBLER, Carl A. Dg Co., KS BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT MOORE, Margaret M. ABELS, Rosa M. Dg Co., KS STALL, Della WORTHINGTON, Linnie B. Dg Co., KS FULLERTON, Laura A. Dg Co., KS MOORE, May Lillie POEVERLEIN, Ella F. Jeff Co., KS BIVENS, Gertrude Jane WINCHELL, Hattie E. MARBLE, Lena A. DONBEK, Eliza Jeff Co., KS FREER, Libbie F. MADL, Theresa COREL, Annie BENTLEY, Nellie CONKLIN, Cora M. Independence, MO BROWN, Eva M. HESS, Mary SKINNER, Harriet HAMM, Ida M. JAMES, Gertrude E. TURRIFF, Agnes Reno, KS HENDERSON, Lizzie M. COLLINS, Amanda GREEN, Mary KEMMERLING, Linnie H. Tonganoxie, KS ZIESINESS, Louise NICKELL, Kate Grover, KS 18 Oct 1893 20 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 7 Feb 1893 7 Jun 1893 Dg Co., KS 29 Nov 1893 Jeff Co., KS 26 Apr 1893 23 Apr 1893 Dg Co., KS 7 Sep 1893 14 Feb 1893 23 Mar 1893 19 Aug 1893 Dg Co., KS 4 Feb 1893 9 May 1893 14 Jun 1893 17 Jun 1893 18 Oct 1893 Dg Co., KS 1 Jan 1893 7 Jun 1893 2 Nov 1893 8 Mar 1893 12 Jan 1893 12 Jun 1893 Reno, KS 12 Jul 1893 5 Apr 1893 2 Sep 1893 28 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 26 Dec 1893 26 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 484 473 William W. AYERS, MG Joseph FIEDLER, MG 399 442 J.Q.A.N., PJ Jas. MARVIN, MG 499 Jas. MARVIN, MG 427 425 J.Q.A.N., PJ C.H. VIETS, JP 468 400 412 462 John TURNER, MG William W. AYERS, MG A.M. RICHARDSON, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ 428 446 447 483 J.Q.A.N., PJ Maurice BURKE, Priest Jas. MARVIN, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ J.L. McKAY, MG 388 437 489 406 392 443 Alfred E. HOPE, MG J. MUELLER, MG W.A. QUAYLE, MG Richard CORDLEY, MG John Q.A. NORTON, PJ Samuel KELSALL, MG 452 416 465 518 J.Q.A.N., PJ Justus McCOY, MG A.P. HAMILTON, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ 515 517 A. HACHMILLER, Priest J.H. BONEBRAKE, MG �BRIDEGROOM TOLIVER, Abraham L. Reno, KS TULLER, Herbert H. Wichita, KS TURNER, otis El Paso, TX TUTT, James Henry TUTTLE, Henry A. K.C., MO ULRICH, William L. VOGLER, Adam WAGNER, Harry R. WALKER, George M. Jr. Jacksonville, IL WALKER, James WALTERS, John S. Dg Co.,. KS WEBB, James E. Jeff Co.,· KS WEBER, James W. WELKER, William D. Stittingsville, MO WELTY, Jesse N. Dg Co., KS WHARTON, G. Chapman Ottawa, KS WILCOX, Charles E. Leav Co., KS WILLIAMS, Charles WILLIAMS, Johnson WILLIAMSON, Charles D. Indianapolis, IN WILSON, Harry F. WINTER, Thomas K. WOODRING, Louis F. WOODWARD, Lincoln WOOSTER, Henry S. E. Las Vegas, NM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT WINTERS, Elnora Reno, KS PATTERSON, Minnie May Dg Co., KS STRAUB, Minnie Dg Co., KS NELSON, Sarah Malinda WILLIAMSON, Alice Edwardsville, KS HARRIS, Emma S. GOTTSCHALK, Emma CLARK, Emily Isabel KENYON, Annie Laurie Dg Co., KS MADDEN, Dora WALKER, Katie Leav Co., KS ARMSTRONG, Alma D. Jeff Co., KS YODER, Josie HOPPER, Mamie Stittingsville, MO RAY, Jessie V. Clarkson, OK CARMAN, Mattie E. Dg Co., KS HOLDEN, Rebecca J. Leav Co., KS DEAY, Emma M. DRAPER, Matilda E. BURT, Florence Indianapolis, IN HORR, Eva EBERHART, Emma J. CAMPBELL, Lillie M. TAGERT, Minnie HOLSBERY, Celina H. Dg Co., KS 8 Apr 1893 Leav Co., KS 5 Apr 1893 Dg Co., KS 4 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 8 Jul 1893 27 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 11 Nov 1893 31 Oct 1893 21 Dec 1893 19 Oct 1893 Dg Co., KS 7 Jul 1893 20 Aug 1893 Leav Co., KS 13 Apr 1893 Dg Co., KS? 28 Sep 1893 23 Sep 1893 Dg Co., KS 31 Aug 1893 Dg Co., KS 25 Apr 1893 Dg Co., KS 18 Mar 1893 Dg Co., KS 25 Dec 1893 13 Aug 1893 28 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 20 Dec 1893 11 Oct 1893 29 Nov 1893 17 May 1893 23 Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS 419 Wm. KAHN, JP 418 Wm. IRELAN, MG 465 J.K. MILLER, MG 451 478 B.R. GUY, MG J .M. MICHAEL, MG 495 488 510 485 Thos. G. WINEY, MG J. MUELLER, MG Thos G. WINEY, MG J.K. MILLER, MG 450 462 J.Q.A.N., PJ C.H. VIETS, JP 422 B.A. TRUEBLOOD, JP 478 476 A.L. GOUDY, MG J.Q.A.N., JP 463 C.A. RICE, Clergy 426 W.R. DAVIS, MG 411 J.Q.A.N., PJ 513 459 518 A.D. ORRICK, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ J.K. MILLER, MG 509 481 502 431 514 J.Q.A.N., PJ Phillip M. LEWIS, MG Arthur L. GOUDY, MG J. MUELLER, MG J.Q.A.N., PJ �I . BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE WRIGHT, Robert YEAGER, Isidor Dg Co., KS YOUNG, Mathew J. Perry, KS ZIEGLER, William F. Elgin, IL ZIMMERMAN, Thaddeus S. JOHNSON, Virginia BOOS, Catherine K.C. , MO SHEPHERD, Lizzie H. Perry, KS HAVERKAMPF, Mary Helen Dg Co., KS COATE, Lillie D. 445 13 Jun 1893 8 Aug 1893 458 Dg Co., KS 15 Jun 1893 445 Perry, Jeff Co. , KS 490 4 Nov 1893 Dg Co. , KS 416 5 Apr 1893 PAGE # OFFICIANT T. WALLACE, MG J .Q.A.N. , PJ S.D. VINCENT, MG John Adam MUELLER, MG A.M. RICHARDSON, MG ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1893 BRIDE ABELS, Rosa M. AHERN, Maggie ALLISON, Cynthia V. AMBLER, Mattie ANTONY, Eva ARCHER, Minnie B. ARMSTRONG, Alma D. ASHBY, Rose J. AYE, Hattie BANKS, Margaret C. BARNES, M.E. (Mrs.) BEARD, Mattie M. (Miss) BEARD, Odie A. (Miss) BELL, Iva BENNETT, Minnie BENTLEY, Nellie BIVENS, Gertrude Jane BLACK, Bessie BLACK, Hattie A. BLACKMAN, Miriam BLOCHER, Barbara BLOEMEKE, Mamie C. BOND, Dora E. BOND, Christina M. GROOM BRIDE GROOM SEYBOLD, George E.A. JOYNE, William F. CRANE, Charles W. MUZZY, Robert H. SAlLE, Gebhard ADAMS, Robert J. WEBB, James E. MARTIN, John P. JACKSON, Archibald BENSON, Oliver P. BUNCE, E. S. (Rev.) McQUEEN, Randall R. McQUEEN, Josiah HUGHS, Joseph S. COLLINS, Fred STARKS, John SILVERS, Isiah MONROE, Green HOLLOWAY, Charles D. BROWN, Volorous REED, Charles N. DUNHAM, Wallace L. BARTON, Silas E. KINZIE, William A. BOOS, Catherine BRAZIL, Ella BREITHAUPT, Sarah BREWER, Stella M. BROOKS, Mary Ann BROWN, Eva M. BROWN, Lellie May BROWNING, Mary Edna BURT, Florence CABBAGE, Nettie CAMPBELL, Lillie M. CANTRELL, Eliza Jane CARMAN, Mamie E. CARMAN, Mattie E. CARNAHAN, Mary J. CARNEY, Fannie CHAPMAN, Florence J. CLARK, Emily Isabel CLARK, Matilda CLINE, Voda J. COATE, Lillie D. COLLINS, Amanda COMBS, Effie B. CONKLIN, Ann YEAGER, Isidor MUSICK, John W. SCHMIDLI, Charles ICE, James R. PARTER, John A. STAUFFER, Lester E. BROWN, William B. GOULD, Fred A. WILLIAMSON, Charles D. CASLER, Ernest A. WOODRING, Louis F. FLETCHER, Josiah Spring FULLER, James N.B. WHARTON, G. Chapman MEYER, Frederick B. HUNTER, John W. ETTER, Franklin E. WAGNER, Harry R. CLARK, Thomas J. BIGNALL, James G. ZIMMERMAN, Thaddeus S. TABER, Andrew J. CURPHY, Thomas W. CARNAGEY, Thomas I. �BRIDE CONKLIN, Cora M. CORBIN, Sarah E. COREL, Annie CROSBY, Mary DACKWA, Amelia DAHLENE, Cora DAILEY, Sydney C.H. DAILY, Mary Ella DALFER, Harriet DANIELS, Rhoda L. DARLING, Myrtle Maud DAVIDSON, Louisa Izabell DAVIS, Leta W. DEAY, Emma M. DEAY, Rosa DENNIS, Lucy M. DISSENGER, A. Emelia DODDER, Vera B. DODDRIDGE, Lillie May DONAHUE, Nellie E. DONBEK, Eliza DOUGLAS, Effie M. DRAPER, Matilda E. DUDLEY, Ruth DUNCAN, Anna M. DUNCAN, Katie I. EBERHART, Emma J. EBERHART, Naomi M. ELDRIDGE, Della Morse ELLIOTT, Mattie S. (Miss) ELLIS, Estella J. ERNST, Louisa M. EVANDORF, Mary (Miss) FElL, Amelia J. FORD, Ella FRAZIER, Hattie A. FREER, Libbie F. FULLERTON, Laura A. GROOM BRIDE GROOM STAUFER, Peter REED, Lafayette STANLEY, James R. ALBRITON, Rufus BARTZ, Hamlin ALLEN, John M. MELLNISH, Francis J. HAMMOND, Thomas P. GARST, Benjamin I. LEWIS, Richard H. FIEGENBAUM, Benjamin F. BOAZ, Samuel H. HALE, Fred T. WILLIAMS, Charles ORRICK, Frank BROWN, John H. NUFFER, Peter ENSLOW, Hilton E. RICHARDS, George T. PERKINS, W.E. SPENCER, John W. PREBLE, Elmer E. WILLIAMS, Johnson OLMSTED, Archibald R. HARBAUGH, John W. BARNES, Samuel F. WINTER, Thomas K. HERR, Emmett L. DOANE, Frank A. BISHOP, John A. LANDIS, Elmer S. FREIENMUTH, Jacob BEHLER, John S. COFFMAN, Frank E. ATTERBURY, Hal PAYNE, Edgar N. SPRAGUE, Thomas M. SHAW, Edward D. GEIGER, Rena Orpha GENTRY, Nettie M. GOTTSCHALK, Emma GOTTSTEIN, Annie GREEN, Mary GREGG, Nellie GRIGGS, Ella HADDON, Ida A. HALLINGSWORTH, Carrie HAMILL, Anna M. HAMM, Ida M. HARDING, Ella Nora HARMAN, Mary E. HARRELL, Minnie S. HARRI S , Emma S. HARSHMAN, Levina Jane HARVEY, May HASTIE, Margaret HAVERKAMPF, Mary Helen HAYDEN, Mary HEFNER, Celie HEMERLE, Lucretia HENDERSON, Lizzie M. HERNING, Catharine M. HERNING, Grace E. HESS, Mary HOLDEN, Rebecca J. HOLMES, Elizabeth HOLSBERY, Celina H. HOOD, Ella May HOPPER, Mamie HORR, Eva HOUT, Mary E. HOWARD, Sarah I. HOWARD, Zora HUGHES, Ella R. HUNT, Lillian HUNTER, Francis Wood HARDTARFER, George W. KENNEDY, Walter C. VOGLER, Adam CLOSE, Lester K. TAYLOR, Noah E. LANGSTON, Nathaniel T. HARPER, Jess MITCHELL, Samuel Harvey LIND, Samuel PARKS, William H. STEWART, Orval C. POWELL, Charles EBERHART, Noah A. HOUT, John H. ULRICH, William L. SCHNECK, Frank J. JOHNSON, E.J. GLAHN, Joseph ZIEGLER, William F. BELLIAMY, William A.S. SCHWARTZ, Henry W. DUNSER, Ludwig SWANSON, Benjamin ENDACOTT, William A. BALDWIN, Eben STEINBRING, William F. WILCOX, Charles E. ELDER, William H. WOOSTER, Henry S. EVENS, Elijah K. WELKER;-William D. WILSON, Harry F. GIBLER, Thomas W. HILKEY, Charles ESTERLE, George E. PETTY, Georg A. BETTON, Frank H. Jr. McCABRIA, John �BRIDE HUSTON, Mollie S. ICE, Mary E. IRVING, Alice V. JAMES,.Gertrude E. JARDON, Victoria JENKINS, Electa J. JENNINGS, Rose JOHNSON, Lenora JOHNSON, Virginia JONES, C. Arlene JONES, Eva M. JONES, Margaret M. JONES, Mary JUDY, Hannah B. KACH, Bertha KAPP, Laura May KEEFE, Mary E. KEMMERLING, Linnie H. KEMP, Ella KENYON, Annie Laurie KLAAS, Minnie LACOCK, Jennie S. LAPTAD, Opal A. LEIDEBERG, Esther N. LESLEY, Belle LEWIS, Ella LOUDERBACK, Ella A. LOVE, Agnes Gilmour MADDEN, Dora MADL, Theresa MAGERS, Mellie MARBLE, Lena A. MARTIN, Charlotte C. MARTIN, Cora B. MAYES, Mary McALLASTER, Myra McANALL, Hannah McCLANAHAN, Mary E. GROOM ALDER, Charles E. EVANS, Nelson M. ROSS, Robert STEWART, Wallace F. BUTELL, Adolphus KAHO, Harry H. MASTIN, Edward W. PORTER (PARTER?), George G. WRIGHT, Robert COBB, Eli JOHNSON, Charles A. JAME~, Charles A. ESIC, James FRIESEN, Peter P. ALBACH, John H. ANDERSON, J.A. O'HERN, John E. THISTLETHWAITE, Arthur W. MANN, William W. WALKER, George M. Jr. RABE, Charles J. HUMBERT, William L. HUTT, John E. HARRISON, Clarence W. HALE, James M. FISHBACK, Mason NICHOLS, W.J. CRAWFORD, Bryce WALKER, James STAIB, George E. HOWARD, Cassius J. SMALLEY, Robert N. DUNCAN, Ora P. JACOBS, Joseph N. COBB, William o. BOYD, Robert Sutters .DOYLE, Thomas HOGG, Thomas A. BRIDE GROOM McCORMICK, Ella McNISH, Cora E. MEEDER, Minnie MELTON, Onie MENDENHALL, Mary Annise MENEC, Mamie MERCER, Mary E. MICHAEL, Mary S. MILBURN, Addie M. MILLER, Effie MOORE, Laura E. MOORE, Margaret M. MOORE, Mary Lillie MOREY, Alice A. MULLEN, Mary MURPHY, Ella Carrie NElS, Mary NElS, Minnie NELSON, Sarah Malinda NICHOLS, Viola J. NICKELL, Kate OLMSTED, Lena ORTH, Mary OSBORNE, Sarah E. PALETE, May PARKS, Lillie B. PARTER, Mary E. PATTERSON, Anna PATTERSON, Minnie May PATTON, Carrie J. PHILLIP, Daisy D. PILLA, Louisa P. POEVERLEIN, Ella F. PORTER, Ida PRATHER, Annie PRINGLE, Minnie C. PUGH, Mary RAY, Jessie V. MITCHELL, William W. OFFNER, Henry F. HAUSMAN, Henry HANSEN, John L. GAMBLE, George A. CAMPBELL, Samuel F. BROWN, Geo. W. PARNELL, James S. DEAY, Carl KIMBALL, Roby PAXTON, Lyman R. SEEWIR, Charles C. SHEETS, George B. ABELL, Robert C. LACKARD, Samuel H. READ, Lathrop B. BOHNMAIER, George J. HILDENBRAND, George TUTT, James Henry McCLURE, Isaac S. TOBLER, Carl A. MULL, Harry E. MAYES, Wilmer B. McNEES, Oscar P. KNIGHT, Samuel D. CARTER, Adam S. HOLT, William BENNETT, John C. TULLER, Herbert H. DERBY, Fred N. Jr. HARVEY, William A. LAWSON, J. Spencer SHRIMPLIN~ William M. HOCKETT, Levi LANGLEY, William BROOKS, Charles o. MARSHALL, Addison E. WELTY, Jesse N. �BRIDE ,W o REATZ, Lizzie A. REED, Elizabeth Jane REED, Julia A. (Miss) REINISCH, Christina W. REUSCH, Bertha E. RICHARDS, Clara L. RICHARDSON, Ollie RIDDER, Minta M. RILEY, Lillie RINELY, Emma ROBINSON, Lucy RODKEY, Curney ROFFEE, Mary E. ROSENBERY, Geneva RUBLE, Nellie P. I S~DERS, Nora May , SAYLOR, Lizzie A. SCHUPP, Minnie i SHAW, Flora B. SHEPHERD, Lizzie H. SHIELDS, Gertie SILER, Lillie A. SINCLAIR, Isabella F. SISCOE, Maude G. SKINNER, Harriet SLUSSER, Ida SMITH, Addie M. SMITH, Catherine ST. JOHN, Maud STALL, Della STEVENS, Esther R. STEVENS, Myrtle STRAUB, Minnie STRONG, Minnie A. SUTTON, Lenna L. SUTTON, Mary SWEENEY, Jennie TAGERT, Minnie GROOM READ, F.W. LONGFELLOW, William L. POEVERLEIN, William H. REINISCH, Ernest, F.A. DEAY, Edward DESKINS, Fred E. BIGSBY, Guy A. CHARLES, Grovener C. DOLAN, Senator M. HARBOUR, T. Elmer DESPLINE, Jacob D. ROBERTS, Willis A. BROWN, James E. PELZER, Edward W. McKOWN, Charles W. FLEISHMAN, Philip ROBERTS, Sheldon E. SEELE, Charles F. CAMPBELL, James W. YOUNG, Mathew J. HENDERSON, Grant FORD, Perry M. DOBSON, Frederick C. PEARY, William P. STEPHENS, James J. RIDLEY, Alonzo BURNANS, Bert I. HADL, Joseph MONTGOMERY, William SHANE, Sylvester BURR, Newell EVERINGIM, Charles TURNER, Otis McCURDY, Lyman A. CURRY, Verlin A. HUSSEY, Philip MARTIN, James F. WOODWARD, Lincoln BRIDE GROOM THORNTON, Hattie THURBER, Mary A. TIPTON, Eva Bell TROUT, Eliza E. TURRIFF, Agnes TUTT, Cassie WALKER, Katie WALLENZIEN, Amy WALTERS, Emma WARNER, Susie WARREN, Lulu C. WEIL, Hannah C. WELLS, Anna WESTCOTT, Mary F. WHITMAN, Grace S. WILBUR, Maude H. WILLIAMS, Louisa WILLIAMSON, Alice WINCHELL, Hattie E. WINTERS, Elnora WORTHINGTON, Linnie B. WRIGHT, Lizzie E. YODER, Josie ZIESINESS, Louise CLARK, John B. ROGERS, Marcus P. ANDERSON, Arthur J. BOWERS, William STRACHAN, Charles Edward CARMAC, Porter WALTERS, John S. DEDRICK, Harrie I. HAGAN, William RAPPARD, William C. OWENS, Simon P. MUENZENMAYER, Samuel W. ROE, Charles NILES, Peter H. MARSHALL, Albert A. LEARNARD, Shalor E. PARKER, Henry TUTTLE, Henry A. SINCLAIR, Wm. T. TOLIVER, Abraham L. SHARPE, Alvin V. FORTH, John A. WEBER, James W. TIMMERMEYER, William F. POSTCARD FROM ELY, NEVADA TO TOPEKA, KANSAS Earlier this year, the Ely Daily Times of Ely, White Pine Co., Nevada printed a 75 year-old picture of the White Pine High School which had been mailed from Ely on 8 November 1914 by R.H.W. to Mrs. E.E. WARREN in Topeka, Kansas. The back of the photo had been used as a post card. R.H.W. wrote that he or she had finally broken into Ely society for the first time and attended a "little party."."We are having a fine fall here. This is ~ picture of the high school that I snapped the other day." The card has been donated to the high school. �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES, KANSAS 1920 r ------ ----- -- (Continued from Vol. XIII, No.4). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Submitted by Mark Lenz. i I DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER'S DIRECTORY! '-'--~----'------ Abbreviations used in this directory: a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation marks" ". In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE: Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Albert; "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, R1 Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer's name. (Vera James) -- Wife's maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Children named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm" -- Name of farm. Lawrence R1 -- Post office Lawrence, R.F.D. 1. Kanwaka Sec 13 -- Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a -- Owner of 160 acres. (1866) -- Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence -- Telephone. STRONG, Fred J., (Nina LANGLEY) Ch Leota, Louie, Zella, Charles, John; "Spring Hill Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 16 Ol14a (1873) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STRONG, Marion, (Flora REUSCH) Ch Charles, Orville, Earl, Vernon, Myrtle, Harry, Carl, Lonnie, Stanley; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 8N TI0a H. ZIESENIS (1914) Tel. Eudora Eudora STUDEBAKER, David W., (Martha SPRINGER) Ch Alonzo, Grace; Lone Star Rl, Willow Sec 8N 0240a (1857) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star STUDEBAKER, Joseph E., (Lizzie BABB), Cp. Thelma, Elbert, Hollice, Lucille, Faye; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 3N TlOa J. & o. MARKELY (1870) STULL, Henry A., (Tillie WULFKUHLE) Ch Alberta, Evelyn, Eola, Geneva; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 30 080a (1910) Tel. Stull Lawrence STULL, Joseph W., (Mary HOUK) Ch Kenneth; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 31W OSOa (1891) Tel. Stull Stull STULL, Sylvester S., (Mary TAYLOR) Ch Henry, Benjamin, John, Harry, Lottie, Gladys, Ray, Ralph, Isaac, Opal, Delma; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 31 0260a (1863) Tel. Stull Stull STULTZ, 'Dean, (Helen CHAFFEE) Ch Elmer, Freeman, Ralph; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 28C T207a Ira STEELE (1916) Tel. Clinton Clinton STURDY, Mrs. Cermelia, Ch Lemuel, Amarilla; Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec ISNW Tla STURDY Estate (1866) Tel. Vinland Vinland STURDY, George F., (Ida RODGERS) Ch Frank, Elizabeth, Hugh, Ruth, Margaret; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 22NW-27NW OllSa (1873) Tel. Vinland Vinland 31 �STURDY, Joseph, (Stella ORRICK) Ch Howard, Charlotte; Vinland Gen Del, Palmyra Sec 16NW 080a (1882) Tel. Vinland Vinland STURDY, Lemuel, (Mary MILLER) Ch Edna, Woodrow; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 15NW 050a Palmyra Sec 15NW T90a STURDY Estate (1882) Tel. Vinland Vinland STURGEON, Leland S., (Lela SNIDER) Ch Dorothy; "Spring Hill Farm," Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 12SW 0141a (1919) Tel. Lawrence STURM, David, (Mary KANNENBERG) Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 28S T80a John STURM (1892) Tel. cooperative Wellsville STURM, John, (Wilhelminnie POHL) Ch John, David, George, Wilhelminnie, Daniel; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 21NE 0480a (1869) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SUGGETT, Ernest D., (Margaret MALCOLM) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 9SE T140a Mrs. F. WISE Tel. Kansas Lawrence SULLIVAN, Frederick S., (Wilma R. JENSEN) Ch Frederick Jr.; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 12SW 030a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SULLIVAN, George, (Dora E. COX) Ch Myrtle, Carville, Georgetta; Richland R26, Marion Sec 12NW 033 1j3a (1863) Tel. Richland Richland SULZEN, Fred, Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 9 0160a (1869) Tel. Bell Lecompton SULZEN, Theodore, Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 4 0160a (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton SULZEN, William, (Josephine LUX) Ch Frances, Naomi, Charles, Donald, Marvin; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 12E 0160a (1876) Tel. Bell Lecompton SURBER, Herbert W., (Grace KENNEDY) Ch Wesley, Harold; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 18NW 0135a (1886) Tel. Clinton Clinton SURBER, Lavergne C., (Maxie L. STARNES) Ch Theodore; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 25SW T40a E. LIEBENBERG (1893) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland SUTTON, D.C., (Mabel R. SCHOOLCRAFT) Ch Wilma, Virgil, Jennie; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 35N 095a (1889) Tel. Mutual Worden SUTTON, B.V., (Henrietta PRICE) Ch Samuel, Clarence, Wilber, Leota, Paul, Helen, Mabel; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 35N-36N T345a Mrs. A.M. JORDAN (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin SUTTON, Frank B., (Liza CLARY) Ch Harry, Eva, Mary, Helen,Veda; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 15S T220a John DYER (1872) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin SUTTON, Russell, (Dora GERISCH) Richland R18, Clinton Sec 31SW 0160a (1892) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland SUTTON, William, (Serena SHRIMPF) Ch Clarence, Inezella, Harry, Jesse, Lydia, Russell, Millie; "Good Luck Farm," Richland R18, Clinton Sec 31SW 0160a (1875) Tel. Home Lawrence & Farmers' Independent Richland SWADLEY, H.W., (Mary ICE) Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 7W 0180a (1885) Tel. Stull Stull SWALLOW, Benjamin W., (Candace BOSERMAN) Ch May, Vern, Lucille, Robert, Owen, Doris; "Red Round Ranch," Lecompton Sec 35SE 0200a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SWALLOW, N.G., Ch Reed, Rudy; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 8E 072a Tel. Bell Lecompton SWANSON, L., Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 1N (1900) SWEEZER, Samuel, (Maud BROOKS) Ch Jesse; "Meadow Brook Farm," Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 9NW 080a (1869) SWIMLEY, Edward M., (Rose INGLE) Ch Lizzie, Edward, Harry, Reese, Nellie, Josephine, Lester; "Middle Tany Farm," Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 3S 0160a (1911) Tel. Mutual Worden SNYDER, Leonard B., (Mernevia WHITE) Ch Bonnie, Hope, Genevia; "Sunny Dale Farm," Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 29NW OllOa (1873) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin 32 �TALLEY, Clyde, (Jennie MURPHY) Ch Lloyd, Murel; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 3E T134a F.A. DERBY (1893) Tel. Home Clinton TALLEY, Samuel M., (Laura CLARK) Ch Floyd, Helen; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 14NW 0120a (1873) Tel. Vinland Vinland TARR, Thomas, (Effie FIDDLER) Ch Therman, Darold, Roy, Margaret, Dorothy, Dora; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 29 T103a E.G. ALLEN (1906) Tel. Lecompton TAYLOR, Albert B., (Hersel RICHISON) Ch Dorothy; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 28 017a (1912) TAYLOR, Eli, (Lula LEMON) Ch Chloetta, Merrill; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 12SW 080a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TAYLOR, Dennis, (Anna BURGESS) Ch Anna, Grace; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 7S T80a John WOODSUM (1905) Tel. Mutual Worden TAYLOR, John T., (Minnie F. BASS) Ch Leona, Fannie, Mary, Waneta, William; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 32N 01a (1919) Tel. Mutual Worden TAYLOR, Simpson, (Hattie GRIFFITH) Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 8SW 06a (1900) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin TAYLOR, William E., (Martha STEWART) Ch Albert, Bessie, Leslie, Corene, Vera; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 28 046a (1912) TERRELL, Charles w., (Verna ALLIS) (Ralph C. TERRELL, brother) Ch Allis; Eudora, Eudora Sec 16 080a (1914) Tel. Eudora Eudora TERRELL, Ralph C., (Sarah C. TERRELL, mother) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 21 0240a (1914) Tel. Eudora Eudora TERRY, D.W., (Mary STUNZ) Ch Lloyd, Frank, Mabel, Elsie, Gladys; "Sunny Slope Farm," Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 27NW 0100a (1911) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin THATCHER, Jack Lawrence, (Bertha HENDRICKS) Ch Edwin; Lawrence R9, Kanwaka Sec 11E T85a Otis PERKINS (1895) THOMAS, Clarence E., (Pearl CHAPPELOW) Ch Carl, Sharon, Ethel, Martha, Pearley, Eugenia, Raymond; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 34NE T80a George SEITZ (1919) THOMAS, Orlen D., (Lizzie PENFOLD) Ch French, Dale; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 25 060a Kanwaka Sec 6N T160a T.G. GRAHAM (1903) Tel. Kansas Lawrence THOME, N.F., (Minnie NIEDER) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 28SW 0140a (1888) THOME, J.F., (Hazel JONES) Ch Florence, Minnie, Maggie, Grace, Ethel; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 15NE T40a Thomas KENNEDY (1901) Tel. Kansas Lawrence THOME, Nick, (Mary DECKER) Ch Nickly; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 29SE 0160a (1886) Tel. Bell Lawrence THOMPSON, Freeman P., (Pansy WINGET) Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 31NW 0177a (1876) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin THOMPSON, Nelson, (Ethel HASTINGS) Ch Roy, Dwight, Ivan; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 11W-13 T95a O.J. THOMPSON (1875) Tel. Bell Lecompton THOREN, Edward, (Etta LAUGHLIN) Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 31S 080a (1896) Tel. Eudora Eudora THOREN, Henry, (Minnie KAISER) Ch Leila, Edward, Erwin; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 6S 0360a (1862) Tel. Eudora Eudora THORNTON, John Jr., (Lizzie KIZER) .Ch Irene; Clinton, Clinton Sec 26SE 026a (1870) Tel. Clinton Clinton THURBER, Ernest, "Sunny Slope Farm," Richland R18, Marion Sec 6NW T43a George THURBER (1897) Tel. Richland Richland THURBER, George, (Carrie YORK) Ch Glen, Ford, Eleanor, Hugh, Velma; Lawrence • R2, Wakarusa Sec 34SE T40a L.M. WALTERS (1879) Tel. Kansas Lawrence THURBER, Roy, (Candace COLE) Ch Ida-Marie; "Varsity View Farm," Richland R18, Clinton Sec 31SW 0120a (1882) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland 33 �TITTERINGTON, C.F., Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 16NW 0120a (1908) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TOBLER, John S., (Effie HOLCOM) Ch Dorothy, Eunice, Ira, Johnnie; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 17NE T160a J.J. TOBLER (1892) TODD, Lauren M., (Ida WILSON) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 17 T160a C.R. BRADY (1917) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TODD, Samuel M., (Josephine LINDSTROM) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 9S T240a R. MUSICK (1889) Tel. Eudora Eudora TOMS, Frank, (Sarah WELLS) Ch William, Pearl, Arvilla, Chester, James, Ruby; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 T325a C.B. YOUNG (1894) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TOPPING, Charles R., "Spring Dale Farm," Lawrence R1, Kanwaka T240a J.R. TOPPING (1892) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TORRESTER, James, (Laura BURNS) Ch Alta; Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 8NE T40a O.W. PALMER (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TRANSUE, Aaron, (Hattie HARVEY) Ch John, Oliver, Agnes, Mildred, Robert; "The Wall Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 21 T155a Emma E. WALL (1917) TRANSMEIER, Herman H., (Lydia STAHL) Ch Ernest, Martha, Ivan, Viola, Albert, Clarence; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 20E 0140a (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TRUSHEIN, Vincent, (Cora RHOADES) Ch James, Gertrude; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 12SW T180a Anna G. TRUSHEIN (1868) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville TUCKEL, Felix, (Clara UNGER) Ch Ethel, Leona, Robert, Ernest, Russell; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 36SW 0160a (1879) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TUCKEL, William H., (Anna ZEEB) Ch Harry, Wilma, Alfred, Marion; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 9W T230a Emma CUMMINGS (1878) Tel. Clinton Clinton TUCKER, Mrs. Emma, Ch Louis, Pansy, Albert, Adalaid, Jess, Nell, Net, Josie; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 30NW 0120a (1860) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin TUCKER, George, (Susa CLARY) Ch Solon, Grace, Nellie; Vin1and R1, Palmyra Sec 17NE 080a (1887) Tel. Vinland Vinland Vinland TUCKER, Louis R., (Dora DEAN) Ch Dorcas, Francis, Dimple, Drexel, Louis; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 17NE 080a (1866) Tel. Vinland Vinland TUPPER, E.A., (E.L. BARKER) Ch Mary, Catherine, Frank, Paul; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 34N 050a (1900) Tel. Bell Lecompton TURNER, Frank H., (Alma METSKER) Ch Lorna; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 1SW T21a Roy METSKER (1904) TURNER, Owen, (Cinderella HOPPING) Ch Cora, Nellie, Asa, Alta, Martha; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 14S 080a (1866) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin TURNER, O. Asa, (Clarice CLARY) Ch Oscar, Velma; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 14S 0110a (1886) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin TUTCHER, Mrs. Susan A., (Susan BEAMAN) Ch Benjamin, Thomas, Albert, Wallace, Lillian; "Old Beaman Farm," Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 13SW 0158a (1857) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook TUTTLE, Deld D., (Mary LANCE) Ch Horace, Elbert; Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 15NW 092a (1876) Tel. Vinland Vinland TUTTLE, Mrs. Emma, (Emma MOORE) Ch Jessie, Bert, Frank, Nellie, Katie, Irvin, Will, Laura, otto; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 27SE 080a (1869) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TUTTLE, George A., (Nellie CHILDS) Ch Fern, Marion, Wallace, Earl, Everett, Nerold; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 8 0160a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TUTTLE, H.A., (Orvilla MALOY) Ch Lucile, Arthur, Orillabelle, Ethelyn; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 35NW T80a C.P. DAVIS (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence TWICHELL, Ralph H., (Darpha REYNOLDS)Ch Sherman, Frances; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 18SW 080a (1919) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin 34 �ULRICH, Arthur E., (Bessie DAVENPORT) "View Point Farm," Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 32N 0160a (1877) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ULRICH, Charles G., (Grace BOEHLE) Ch Glenn, Dudley; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 6S T160a Louise ALLISON (1884) Tel. Mutual Worden ULRICH, Charles 0., (Sarah BURTON) Ch Pauline; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 1-2 070a (1880) Tel. Bell Lecompton ULRICH, Eli, (Lillian ELLIS) Ch Clifford, Eldon; Lawrence R8, Willow Sec 5N 0166a (1863) Tel. Bell Lawrence ULRICH, Hershel H., (Mary CHURCHBAUGH) Ch Dorolyn, Paul, Keith, Leland; "High Prairie Farm," Baldwin Sec 14N 0320a (1875) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin & Bell Lawrence ULRICH, Robert R., (Pearl CUSTER) Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 36SW 0400a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence UNDERWOOD, Henry L., (Ethel WICKS) Ch Ralph; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 3E T160a W. TUCKER (1880) UNDERWOOD, William, (Anna HAILE) Ch Grandvill, Henry, Leaman, Arthur, Richard, Charles, Bennie, Mable; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 18E T160a Paul WINTER (1891) Tel. Kansas Lawrence UNGER, Harry E., (Eula DENEWILER) Ch Herritt; Lawrence R9, Kanwaka Sec 11E T128a John UNGER (1895) Tel. Home Clinton UNGER, John, (Louise HILDENBRAND) Ch Clara, Kate, Maggie, Harry, John, Ellen, Esther, George, Rose; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 9W 0160a (1873) Tel. Stull Stull UTTINGER, George R., (Laura PINE) Ch Merna, Edna, Jessie, Georgie, Clara, Ethel, Marcella, ~eorge;Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 12 018a (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence VANCE, G. Mero, (Lillian ROBERTS) Ch Robert; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 2SE 0160a (1920) Tel. Globe Overbrook VANCE, Roy V., (May SCHWEERS) Ch Glea, Ephriam, Vincent, Katherine, Velma; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 4SE 0160a (1919) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook VanHOESEN, Edward H., (Emma GERARD) Ch Carl, George; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 21N 0430a (1857) Tel. Mutual Worden VanNESTE, Henry G., (Dora CRIDER) Ch Crider, Foster, Neilie, Zebulon, Harry; "Oak Ridge Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 16 0130a (1898) Tel. Kansas Lawrence VanREED, Henry, Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 30N T38a A. FLEER VanTRIES, Blair G., (Ida BELL) Ch Walter, Grace, Mabel, Mary; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 18SE 0240a (1869) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville VanTRIES, Frank, (Martha FEARER) Ch Nora, Irene, Lelia, Naomi, Dayton, Roy; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 18SE 0240a (1869) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville VAUGHN, Alson A., (Laura P. PETTIT) Ch Burton, Clyde, William, Iva, Merle, Ernest, Grace, Virgil; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 7S 0160a (1904) Tel. Worden Mutual VAUGHN, William W., (Rena HARDTARFER) Ch Maurice, Charles; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 31NW T160a BLACK Estate (1903) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin VERMILIA, Milton E., (Susan SYMES) Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 12 080a (1867) VILES, Dennis L., (Lyria ADAMS) Ch John, Jesse, William, Willis, Arthur, Maud, Pearl, Anna, Gertrude, Mollie, Alice; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 3N 019a (1903) Tel. Bell Lecompton 35 �VITT, George, (Myrtle MUSICK) Ch Emery, Nora, Angie; Eudora R3, palmyra Sec 12N 040a Palmyra Sec 12 T80a K. ADAMS (1874) Tel. Vinland Vinland VITT, John, Ch Irene, Wayne; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec GN T90a M. PIELA (1910) Tel. Eudora Eudora VOGLER, G.P., Baldwin R1, Marion Sec 2SE 080a (1885) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star VOIGHT, Charles H., (Vernie BUTTLER) ChLinden, Mayetta; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 29E 080a (1919) VonGUNTEN, Albert, (Elizabeth LEONARD) Ch Harold, Aileen; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 25 080a (1884) Tel. Eudora Eudora VOTAW, George, (Della DAVIS) Ch Alma, Lucile; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 28 T140a B.S. WATSON (1915) Tel. Eudora Eudora ' VOTAW, Irvin, (Myrtle HAYES) Ch Ralph, Milo, Lula, Clara, Eldon, Blanche, Everett; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 28S-33 0200a (1904) Tel. Eudora Eudora VOTAW, Oscar E., (Elizabeth ALLSUP) Ch George, Arde1a, Viola; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 27N 0157a (1893) Tel. Eudora Eudora VOTAW, Ralph, (Ethel M. WESTERHOUSE) Ch Eva; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 28 T40a Myrtle VOTAW (1905) Tel. Eudora Eudora WACKER, Carl H., (Louisa JOHANNING) Ch Albert, Frederick, Olin, Theodore, May, Edna; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 5S 01G5a (1904) Tel. Mutual Worden WACKER, William F., Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 9S T80a Henry WACKER (1903) Tel. Mutual Worden WADDEL, S.S., (Mary ZUAKENBUSH) Ch Daisy, Earl, Carl, Hazel, George, Hester; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 3SE 01GOa (1879) Tel. cooperative Wellsville WADE, Clinton, (Wilma BYFORD) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 5S 080a Eudora Sec 4 T80a J. MILBURN (1880) Eudora Eudora WADE, Daniel, (Sarah HUNTZINGER) Ch Frank, Clinton, Media, Elmer, Ida, Loren, Lena, Jessie; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 4S 080a (1878) Tel. Eudora Eudora WADE, J. Elmer, (Alma WATSON) Ch Pauline, Elizabeth, Helen; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 4N T3a W. LOTHHOLZ (1883) Tel. Eudora Eudora WAHLENMAIER, G.H., (Nora Alice HAFER) Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 10 01GOa (1918) Tel. Bell Lecompton WALBRIDGE, Jessie M., (Sarah E. FRANCE) Ch May, Jessie, Mabel, Donald; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 7S 0100a (1909) Tel. Eudora Eudora WALKER, Robert, (Sylvia BOLEN) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 32S T80a Mrs. N.J. WALKER (1882) Tel. Eudora Eudora WALKER, Robert L., (Ida HARTMAN) Ch Etta, Frederick; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 14SW 01GOa (1894) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook WALKER, William 0., (Imo BAER) Ch Sylvesta, Gladys, Nola, Wilma, Clifford, LeRoy, Eula; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 15NW T1a Mrs. VanCURRAN (1911) Tel. Vinland Vinland WALKER, William W., (Kate McCLINTOCK) Ch Leonard; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 20SE T80a W.A. WALKER (1883) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WALTER, August A., (Anna NICHOLS) Ch Grace, Charles; Lecompton R2, ,Kanwaka Sec 32W T160a A.C. WALTER (1887) Tel. Stull Stull WALTERS, Frank, (May KNOP) Ch Laura, Virginia; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec GN T200a J. GILMORE (1889) Tel. Bell Lawrence WALTERS, Lincoln M., Ch Myrtle, Edna, Raymond; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 34SE 0105a (1860) Tel. Kansas Lawrence WALTON, William, (Nora HARWOOD) Ch Leland, Gladys; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 1SW T320a MURPHY Estate (1917) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville To be continued ... 36 �:-- - -- --- ------II - - - - - - -- ._-'-.-_. Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also fr'ee to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. BANISTER, ROSE, SANDERS, SWEARINGIN Carol (ROSE) SWEARINGIN was the daughter of James Mortimer and Anna ROSE of Kansas City, KS. She once lived at 4002 Joyce Road in Kansas City, KS. She had a son and grandson and a sister, Blanche BANISTER. Where are they? Did she have brothers Solon ROSE and Raymond ROSE? Will share information. Elizabeth SANDERS, R. 5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. BLACK, LUND The 1886 Polk Directory, Medical and Surgical, lists a G.B. BLACK, address as 901 Massachusetts, Lawrence. The State of Kansas, State Board of Health, Third Annual Report 1887, pg.211, lists 2 individuals residing in Lawrence, G.B. BLACK, age 60, b. OH, lived in Kansas 1 1/2 yrs., and W.G. BLACK, age 31, b. IL, lived in KS 1 yr. My gr-grandfather was George B. BLACK and the information given for these two individuals lead me to believe that this is my ancestor and one of his sons. Any additional information on these two people or their descendants would be greatly appreciated. Joan Black LUND, 515 Bonnymeade, Champaign, IL 61821 BONER, HOUGLAND, OSHEL, WILSON Would like to know parents of James OSHEL, born in PA 1800. James married Sarah (WILSON) BONER about 1825, Belmont Co., OH. Have land record for James OSHEL 1834, Marrietta, OH. Mrs. Maxine (MOORE) HOUGLAND, Route 01, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073. BREWER, HALE, ROSE, SANDERS Mark BREWER, living at 6016 S. E St., Bethany, OK in 1955, was son or grandson of Etta Hale BREWER, who was the daughter' of Sarah Ellen (ROSE) HALE. Will share information. Elizabeth SANDERS, R. 5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. DUNHAM, FULLER Interested in corresponding with anyone related to any FULLERs or DUNHAMs. I have completed a 430 page book covering FULLER-DUNHAM genealogy, from Edward FULLER of the Mayflower to the present day. I ran into some dead ends, 37 �particularly near Cleveland, OH about 1835 that I would like to clear up. I'm considering doing a similar book covering Samuel FULLER's decendants (he was also on the Mayflower), and would like to expand the FULLER (and DUNHAM) information to everyone related to them that can be identified, down to those now living. Bob DUNHAM, 5526 Marsha Dr., Madison, WI 53705-1351. Telephone (608) 238-3486. EGIN, HOUGLAND Were Moses & Sarah (EGIN) HOUGLAND parents of Aaron HOUGLAND, b. in VA 1799? Aaron owned land in Jeffersonville, IN in 1821. Mrs. Maxine (MOORE) HOUGLAND, Route 01, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073. HART Samuel Calvin & Lucy Emma HART, with their ten children Julia "Emma", Viola Willitt, *Eugenia "Eastella", Carlos Maedon, Bertha Reigh, *Calvin Wild, Geneva Beatrice, Halleck "Floyd", Alice Waif, and Helen Frances, resided and farmed in Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS between 1883-1908, where they owned a "fruit farm." Those names marked by * are buried in the Maple Grove Cemetery at Lecompton. Halleck Floyd HART is my grandfather (1886-1953). I am seeking any and all information concerning these people, as it pertains to Lecompton and/or Douglas county between the years stated above. David HART, 4001 Jean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714-4521. Telephone (516) 433-8460. HAYS, HOUGLAND, MARION, McCLAIN, PIGGOTT Where did Frank Matthew June 1885? Who were his (PIGGOTT) HAYS, married HOUGLAND, Route 01, Box HAYS go when he left Bonne Tere, Washington Co., MO, parents? His wife was Mary (McCLAIN) (MARION) 12 May 1877 in Bonne Tere. Mrs. Maxine (MOORE) 262, Perry, KS 66073. HUCK, ROSE, SANDERS Agatha (ROSE) HUCK was married to William I. HUCK on 12 Feb Co., KS by Rev. I.H. BONEBRAKE of Lecompton, KS. Agatha and lola, KS, probably in the 1940's and 1950's. Their children Ernest and Earl. Will share information. Elizabeth SANDERS, Warrensburg, MO 64093. 1874 in Douglas Will lived in were Hattie, Mary, R. 5, Box 366, ROSE, SANDERS Seeking information on Melvin ROSE, grandson of Jasper ROSE and gr-grandson of Alexander ROSE. In 1955 he was living at 819 S. Boeke st., Kansas City, KS. Will share information. Elizabeth SANDERS, R. 5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. SANDERS, STAR, STRUCK Agnes Rose STRUCK lived in Dexter, KS in 1926. Her children are Forest STRUCK who once lived in Wichita, KS and Gertrude (STRUCK) STAR who once lived at Douglas Co., KS. Will share information. Elizabeth SANDERS, R. 5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO 64093. 38 �INDEX, VOLUME XIV, No. 1 ABelL Robert C., 17, 29 ABelS Rosa M., 25, 27 ACHNANE Charles, 13 ADAMS Elsie E., 8 F.M., 18 K., 36 Lyria, 35 Robert J., 17, 27 AHERN Maggie, 21, 27 AINSWORTH Harry Hume, 11, 14 AKIN D.O., 18 ALBACH John H., 17, 29 Philipp, 11 ALBRITON Rufus, 17, 28 ALDER Charles E., 17, 29 ALEXANDER Andrew, 8 Henery, 8 ALLEN E.G., 33 John M., 17, 28 ALLIS Verna, 33 ALLISON Cynthia V., 19, 27 Louise, 35 ALLSUP Elizabeth, 36 ALRICH A.G., 4 ALTENBERND Harold C., 14 Rella Stanwix, 14 AMBLER Mattie, 23, 27 ANDERSON Arthur J., 17, 30 J.A., 17, 29 Ole, 13 ANTONY Eva, 24, 27 ARCHER Edith (Mrs.), 6 I BARKER E.L., 34 BARNES M.E. (Mrs.), 18, 27 Samuel F., 17, 28 BARNHART Daniel, 20 BARSTON Joe, 16 BARTON Silas E., 17, 27 BARTZ Fred R., 13 Hamlin, 17,28 BASS Minnie F., 33 BEAMAN Susan, 34 BEARD Mattie M. (Miss), 22, 27 BABB Odie A. (Miss), 22, 27 Lizzie, 31 BEEKS BACON Os., 4 Lagasius (Segasius?) S., BEHLER 15 John S., 17, 28 BAER BELL lmo, 36 Ida, 35 BAHNMAIER Iva, 21, 27 George J., 17 BELLIAMY BALDWIN William A.S., 17, 28 Eben, 17, 28 BELOW _, 15 Fritz, 12 BALLANCE BENANDER James, 8 Chrest, 13 BALTON John B., 12 C.S., 17 BENNETT BANISTER John C., 17, 29 Blanche, 37 Minnie, 19, 27 BANKS BENSON Margaret C., 17, 27 Oliver P., 17, 27 BANNING _, 16 Ella Bell, 5, 7 BENTLEY Emphrum Newton, 6, 7 Nellie, 25, 27 Hettie Jane (Roberts), 5 BERG Hetty May, 6, 7 George, 18 Hubert, 6 Mathew, 11 John, 5, 6, 8 BETTON John Wesly, 6, 7 Frank H. Jr., 17, 28 Josephine Patieme, 7 BIGNALL Josephine T., 6 James G., 17, 27 Mary Matilda, 6, 7 BIGSBY William, 6, 9 Guy A., 17, 30 William B., 5 ARCHER, cont. Minnie B., 17, 27 ARMSTRONG Alma D., 26, 27 A.W., 13 ARNOLD Theodore, 13 ASHBY Rose J., 22, 27 ASHER Henry H., 12 ATTERBURY Hal, 17, 28 AXER wm. C. (Rev.), 22 AYE Hattie, 21, 27 AYERS William W., 17,19,23,25 39 BISHOP John A., 18, 28 S.D., 12 BIVENS Gertrude Jane, 25, 27 BLACK Bessie, 23, 27 Estate, 35 ,George B., 37 Hattie A., 21, 27 W.G., 37 BLACKMAN Mi ri am, 18, 27 BLALOCK W.W., 20 BLISS H.H.?, 16 BLOCHER Barbara, 24, 27 BLOEMEKE Mamie C., 19, 27 BOAZ Samuel H., 18, 28 BOEHLE Grace, 35 BOERKIRCHER Carl, 11 BOFINGER Otto, 12 BOHNMAIER George J., 29 BOLEN Sylvia, 36 BOLIN Peter, 11 BOND Christina M., 22, 27 Dora E., 17, 27 Everett A., 14 Lottie, 14 BONEBRAKE I.H., 38 J. H., 17, 25 BONER Sarah (Wilson), 37 BOOS Catherine, 27 BOSERMAN Candace, 32 BOWERS William, 18,30 BOWMAN Christian, 15 �BOYD E.A. , 20 Robert Sutters, 18, 29 BRADY C.R., 34 C. T., 20 BRAYDING Clark, 8 BRAZIL Ella, 23, 27 BREADING Hetty Jane R., 8 BREITHAUPT Sarah, 24, 27 BRE~ER Etta Hale, 37 Mark, 37 Stella M., 21, 27 BRIST~ ~., 20 BROOKS Charles 0., 18, 29 Mary Ann, 23, 27 Maud, 32 ~.~., 20 BURGESS Anna, 33 BURGOYNE Elizabeth Marie, 14 John Guy, 14 BURKE Maurice (Priest), 25 M., 20 BURNANS Bert I., 18, 30 BURNS Laura, 34 BURR Newell, 18, 30 BURT Florence, 26, 27 BURTON Sarah, 35 BUTELL Adolphus, 18, 29 George H., 14 BUTTLER Vernie, 36 BYFORD ~ilma, 36 BRO~N Anna, 16 Eva M., 25, 27 Francis, 12 Geo. ~., 18, 29 Ira, 15 James, 12, 13, 14 James E., 18, 30 John H., 18, 28 Lell i e May, 18, 27 Moses, 18, 24 Susie, 16 Volorous, 18, 27 ~illiam, 12, 13 ~illiam B., 18, 27 BRO~NE Franci s, 13 BROWNELL ~m. B., 11, 13 BRO~NING Mary Edna, 20, 27 BRYSON Belle (Mrs.), 5, 6 BUCH John, 11, 12, 13 BUCROFT Chas. S., 22 BUNCE E.S. (Rev.), 18, 27 CABBAGE Nettie, 18, 27 CAMPBELL James ~., 18, 30 Lillie M., 26, 27 Samuel F., 18, 29 CANTRELL Eliza Jane, 20, 27 CAPPIS Charles, 11, 14 CARLSON Andrew G., 12 CAR MAC Porter, 18, 30 CARMAN Mamie E., 20, 27 Mattie E., 26, 27 CARNAGEY Thomas I., 18, 27 CARNAHAN Mary J., 23, 27 CARNEY Fannie, 21, 27 CARTER Adam S., 18, 29 CASLER Ernest A., 18, 27 CAVANAUGH Nathan D., 22 CHAFFEE Helen, 31 CHALKLEY Thomas Henry, 11, 14 CHALMAN _,16 CHAPMAN Florence J., 19, 27 CHAPPELO~ Pearl, 33 CHARLES Grovener C., 18, 30 CHARLTON John, 21, 23 CHILDS Nellie, 34 CHURCHBAUGH Mary, 35 CLARK El i za, 1, 2 Emily Isabel, 26, 27 John B., 18, 30 Laura, 33 Mati lda, 18, 27 Thomas, 5 Thomas J., 18, 27 CLARKE Fred A., 11 Sidney, 15, 16 CLARY Clarice, 34 Li za, 32 Susa, 34 CLINE Voda J., 17, 27 CLOSE Lester K., 19, 28 COATE Lill i eO., 27 COBB Eli, 19, 29 ~illiam 0., 19, 29 COE A.J., 17 COFFMAN Frank E., 19, 28 COGGINS Jas. C., 21 COLE Candace, 33 COLLINS Amanda, 25, 27 Fred, 19, 27 Henry, 12 40 COMBS Effie B., 19, 27 CONKLIN Ann, 18, 27 Cora M., 25, 28 CONNELL? John A., 16 COOPER Kenneth, 4 Robert, 4 CORBIN Sarah E., 24, 28 CORCORAN Dorothy Cox, 1 CORD LEY Richard, 19,21,22,23, 24,25 COREL Annie, 25, 28 COREY Hetty, 8, 9 COSAND Benjamin, 2 Mary Jordan, 2 COWLES Ernest, 4 Leonard, 4 COX Al, 4 Albert L., 1, 3 Carrie, 2 Charles, 1, 2 Charles R., 2 Clara J., 2 Daisy Marguerite, 1, 2 Dora E., 32 Dorothy Lillian, 1 Eliza Clark, 1, 2 Elizabeth Moore, 2 Eli zabeth ~., 1, 2 Ella, 2 Elmer Earl, 1, 2 Emma, 2 Eva, 2 Grace L., 1, 2 Jennie, 3 Jordan Neal, 1, 2 J.J., 11 Li II i an I., Margaret, 2 Margaret A., 2 Nettie, 3 Oscar Lemuel, 1, 2, 3 Richard A., 1, 2 Roy Clark, 1, 2 �COX, cont. Tracy Eugene, 1, 2 CRANE Charles W., 19, 27 CRAWFORD Bryce, 19, 29 CREIGHTON D.M., 21 CREWS M. T., 21 CRIDER Dora, 35 CRITCHFIElD Wm., 12 CROSBY Mary, 17, 28 CRUMB Elener C., 8 Orville, 9 Will iam, 8 CRUTCHFIELD Wi II i am, 12, 13 CUMMINGS Emma, 34 W.J., 12, 13 CURPHY Thomas W., 19, 27 CURRY Verlin A., 19, 30 CUSTER Pearl, 35 DACKWA Amel ia, 17, 28 DAHLENE Cora, 17, 28 Dan, 13 DAILEY Sydney C.H., 23, 28 DAILY Mary Ella, 20, 28 DALFER Harriet, 20, 28 DANIELS Rhoda L., 22, 28 DARLING Myrtle Maud, 20, 28 DAVENPORT Bessie, 35 DAVIDSON Louisa Izabell, 18, 28 Mr., 15 Sarah F., 15 DAVIS C.P., 34 DAVIS, cont. David, 13 Della, 36 Leta W., 20, 28 T.D., 18, 21, 22 W. R., 20, 26 DEAN Dora, 34 DEARTH Betsey Nelson, 8 John, 8 Lucinda, 8 DEAY Carl, 19, 29 Edward, 19, 30 Emma M., 26, 28 Rosa, 23, 28 DECKER Mary, 33 DEDRICK Harrie I., 19, 30 DENEWILER Eula, 35 DENNIS Lucy M., 18, 28 . DERBY Fred N. Jr., 19, 29 F.A., 33 DESKINS Fred E., 19, 30 DESPLINE Jacob D., 19, 30 DICKSON Louisa F., 15 , 15 DIETZ August, 12 DINGELSTEDT George, 11, 12 01 NSMOOR F. (Mrs.), 4 DISSENGER A. Emel ia, 23, 28 DIX C.R., 16 DOANE Frank A., 19, 28 DOBSON Frederick C., 19, 30 DODDER Vera B., 19, 28 DODDRIDGE Lillie May, 24, 28 DOFF J .A., 11 DOLAN Senator M., 19, 30 DONAHUE Nellie E., 24, 28 DONBEK El iza, 25, 28 DOUGLAS Effie M., 24, 28 DOVAL El ise, 8 DOYLE Thomas, 19, 29 DRAPER Matilda E., 26, 28 DUDLEY Ruth, 23, 28 DUNCAN Anna M., 20, 28 Katie I., 17, 28 Martha, 7, 8 Ora P., 19, 29 DUNHAM Bob, 38 Wallace L., 19, 27 DUNSER Ludwig, 19, 28 DURROW Eva, 9 Otto, 9 DYER John, 32 EBERHARDT C., 19, 21 EBERHART C., 17 Emma J., 26, 28 Naomi M., 21, 28 Noah A., 19, 28 EDWARDS Charles Livingston, 15 EGIN Sarah, 38 ELDER William H., 19, 28 ELDRIDGE Della Morse, 19, 28 ELLIOTT Mattie S. (Miss), 18, 28 ELLIS Estella J., 22, 28 Lillian, 35 Sam W., 11 ELNIFF Paul ine B., 14 41 EMBRY C. '1, 16 ENDACOTT Frank, 12 William, 12 William A., 19, 28 ENSLOW Hilton E., 19, 28 ERNST Louisa M., 20, 28 ESIC James, 19, 29 ESTERLE George E., 19, 28 ETTER Franklin E., 19, 27 EVANDORF Mary (Miss), 17, 28 EVANS Nelson M., 20, 29 EVENS Elijah K., 20, 28 EVERINGIM Charles, 20, 30 EWING Jessie, 1 FARWELL Henry, 19, 21 FEARER Martha, 35 FElL Amelia J., 19, 28 FESTERMAN F.M., 18 FIDDLER Effie, 33 FIEDLER Joseph, 25 FIEGENBAUM Benjamin F., 20, 28 FISCHER Otto A., 11 FISHBACK Mason, 20, 29 FLEER A., 35 FLEISHMAN Phi lip, 20, 30 FLETCHER Josiah Spring, 20, 27 FLING J.P., 4 FLUKE N.J., 4 �FORD Ella, 17, 28 Perry M., 20, 30 FORREST Matilda Lucresa, 7 FORTH John A., 20, 30 FRANCE Sarah E., 36 FRAZIER Hattie A., 23, 28 FREER Libbie F., 25, 28 FREESE Elwin, 4 FREIENMUTH Jacob, 20, 28 FRIESEN Peter P., 20, 29 FRITZEL Henry, 16 John, 12 FROST Mary Roberts, 8 Patience, 8 Westley, 8 FULLER Edward, 37 James N.B., 20, 27 Samuel, 38 FULLERTON Laura A., 25, 28 FUNNEL C.E., 11 GAMBLE George A., 20, 29 GAMES JohnW.,11 GARRETT Lizzie, 16 P.W., 24 GARST Benjamin I., 20, 28 GEIGER Rena Orpha, 20, 28 GENTRY Nettie M., 21, 28 GERARD Emma, 35 GERISCH Dora, 32 GIBLER Thomas W., 20, 28 GIBONS Joshua, 8 Keturah Carol ine, 8 GILBERT George, 13 GILDER Hedley S., 13 GILL A.P. (Mrs.), 4 GILMORE J., 36 GLAHN Joseph, 20, 28 GOTTSCHALK Emma, 26, 28 GOTTSTEIN Annie, 19, 28 GOUDY Arthur L., 18,19,24,26 GOULD Fred A., 20, 27 Royal, 16 GRAHAM T.G., 33 GRAUB wm. L., 21 GREEN Mary, 25, 28 William R., 11 GREGG Nell ie, 22, 28 GRIFFITH Hattie, 33 GRIGGS Ella, 21, 28 GROENER R.B. (Priest), 23, 24 GUY B.R., 18, 19, 26 HACHMILLER A. (Priest), 25 HACKBARTH August, 13 HADDON Ida A., 23, 28 HADL Joseph, 20, 30 HAFER Nora Al ice, 36 HAGAN William, 20, 30 HAILE Anna, 35 HALBERT T.D., 24 HALDERMAN Georgia Lucille (Shockey), 14 Olin Kennedy, 14 HALE Fred T., 20, 28 James M., 20, 29 Sarah Ellen (Rose), 37 HALL H.S., Gen., 4 HALLI NGSWORTH Carrie, 22, 28 HALSCOMS Mr., 15 HAMILL Anna M., 23, 28 HAMILTON A.P., 19, 24, 25 HAMM Ida M., 25, 28 HAMMOND Thomas P., 20, 28 HANSEN John L., 20, 29 HANSON Ole, 13 HARBAUGH John W., 20, 28 HARBOUR T. Elmer, 20, 30 HARDING Ella Nora, 24, 28 HARDTARFER George W., 20, 28 Rena, 35 HARLEY Thomas, 12, 13, 14 HARMAN Mary E., 19, 28 HARPER Jess, 21, 28 Will iam, 13 HARR C.W., 24 HARRELL Minnie S., 21, 28 HARRIS Edward P., 15 Emma S., 26, 28 HARRISON Clarence W., 21, 29 Eva, 16 HARSHMAN Levina Jane, 24, 28 42 HART Al ice, 10 Ali ce Wa if, 38 Bertha Reigh, 38 Calvin Wild, 38 Carl, 10 Carlos Maedon, 38 David, 10, 38 Eugenia "Eastella", 38 Floyd, 10 Geneva Beatrice, 38 Halleck "Floyd", 38 Helen Frances, 38 Julia "Emma", 38 Lucy Emma, 38 Samuel Calvin, 38 Viola Willitt, 38 HARTMAN Ida, 36 HARVEY Hattie, 34 May, 21, 28 William A., 21, 29 HARWOOD Nora, 36 .HASKENSON B. F., 11 HASTIE Margaret, 20, 28 HASTINGS Ethel, 33 HAUPT W.N. (Mrs.), 4 HAUSMAN Henry, 21, 29 HAVERKAMPF Mary Helen, 27, 28 HAYDEN Mary, 17, 28 HAYES Myrtle, 36 HAYS Frank Matthew, 38 Mary (McClain) (Marion) (Piggott), 38 HAZELTINE H.M., 15 Kusaltha Amelia, 16 Martha, 16 Matilda A., 16 Ruxeltha? Amelia, 15 wm., 16 W.M., 16 HECK E.G., 13 �HECK, cont. Fred, 13 George, 13 HEFNER Cel ie, 24, 28 HEMERLE Lucretia, 19, 28 HENDERSON Grant, 21, 30 Lizzie M., 25, 28 HENDRICKS Bertha, 33 HERNING Catharine M., 19, 28 Grace E., 17, 28 HERR Alma Ella, 3 Emmett L., 21, 28 HESS Charles L., 11 Mary, 25, 28 HILBERT Joseph Ward, 4 HILDENBRAND George, 21, 29 Louise, 35 HILKEY Charles, 21, 28 HINER Henry, 16 HOCKETT Levi, 21, 29 HOGG Thomas A., 21, 29 HOLCOM Effie, 34 HOLDEN Rebecca J., 26, 28 HOLLOWAY Charles D., 21, 27 HOLMES Elizabeth, 19, 28 Mary, 15 HOLSBERY Cel ina H., 26, 28 HOLT Will i am, 21, 29 HOOD Ella May, 20, 28 HOOVER Isaac L., 22 HOPE Alfred E., 25 HOPKINS A.J., 8 HOPKINS, cont. Mr., 9 HOPPER Mamie, 26, 28 HOPPING Cinderella, 34 HORNBERGER Gotthold, 11 HORNSBY Columbus, 15 HORR Eva, 26, 28 _, 15 HORTON B.J., 24 HOUGLAND Aaron, 38 Maxine (Moore), 37, 38 Moses, 38 Sarah (Egin), 38 HOUK Mary, 31 HOUSE Jacob, 12 HOUSTON S. (Mrs.), 4 HOUT John H., 21, 28 Mary E., 20, 28 HOWARD Cassius J., 21, 29 Sarah I., 21, 28 Theodore, 4 Zora, 19, 28 HOWE Walter, 4 HUCK Agatha (Rose), 38 Earl, 38 Ernest, 38 Hattie, 38 Mary, 38 Will i am I., 38 HUGHES Ella R., 24, 28 HUGHS Joseph S., 21, 27 HUMBERT William L., 21, 29 HUNSINGER Carl, 4 HUNT Charles W., 16 Lillian, 17,28 HUNTER Francis Wood, 22, 28 John W., 21, 27 HUNTZINGER Sarah, 36 HUNZICKER Henry, 11 HURTHA? Thomas, 16 HUSSEY Phil ip, 21, 30 HUSTON Moll ie S., 17, 29 HUll John E., 21, 29 ICE James R., 21, 27 Mary, 32 Mary E., 20, 29 I LCOX Charles E., 28 INGLE Rose, 32 IRELAN Wm., 26 IRVING Ali ce V., 24, 29 JACKMAN Adair, 14 R.R. "Dick", 14 JACKSON Archibald, 21, 27 JACOBS Joseph N., 21, 29 JAMES Charles A., 21, 29 Gertrude E., 25, 29 JARDON Victoria, 18, 29 JENKINS Electa J., 21, 29 JENNINGS Rose, 22, 29 JENSEN Wilma R., 32 JENSON Jens C., 13 JESPERSON Julius, 11, 14 JOHANNING Louisa, 36 JOHNSON Charles A., 21, 29 43 JOHNSON, cont. E.J., 21, 28 Lenora, 24, 29 Swan, 11, 12 Virginia, 27, 29 _,16 JONES C. Arlene, 19, 29 Eva M., 21, 29 Hazel, 33 Margaret M., 21, 29 Mary, 19, 29 JORDAN A.M. (Mrs.), 32 Mary, 2 JOYNE William F., 21, 27 JUDY Hannah B., 20, 29 KACH Bertha, 17, 29 KAHN Wm., 18, 19, 26 KAHO Harry H., 21, 29 KAISER Minnie, 33 KANNENBERG Mary, 32 KAPP Laura May, 17, 29 KAUFFELD J.V., 17 KEEFE Mary E., 23, 29 KEISER Henry, 11 KELSALL Samuel, 25 KEMMERLING Linnie H., 25, 29 KEMP Ella, 22, 29 KENNEDY Grace, 32 John H., 3 Nettie (Cox), 3 Thomas, 33 Walter C., 21, 28 KENYON Annie Laurie, 26, 29 KIMBALL Roby, 22, 29 �KINZIE William A., 22, 27 KITCHEN Arthur (Mrs.), 6 KIZER Lizzie, 33 KLAAS Minnie, 24, 29 KNIGHT Lewis E., 4 Samuel D., 22, 29 KNOP May, 36 KOEHLER Frieda, 4 Hi lda, 4 Pearl, 4 William Jr., 4 KRAFT Chris, 14 Rose A., 14 KUSTER Calvin, 4 LACKARD Samuel H., 22, 29 LACOCK Jennie S., 21, 29 LAFTY Frank, 17 LANCE Mary, 34 LANDIS Elmer S., 22, 28 LANGLEY Nina, 31 William, 22, 29 LANGSTON Nathaniel T., 22, 28 LAP TAD Opal A., 21, 29 LAUGHLIN Etta, 33 LAWRENCE Alonzo W., 23 El isha, 8 George, 8 George F., 9 Hariet, 8, 9 I asi ah L., 8 James, 13 Jane, 8 John, 9 Marey, 8, 9 Matilda, 8, 9 LAWRENCE, cont. Patience, 8, 9 Sarah R., 9 Thornton Fleming, 8, 9 William, 8, 9 LAWSON J. Spencer, 22, 29 LEAR NARD Shalor E., 22, 30 LEARNED Oscar E., Jr., 11 LEIDEBERG Esther N., 21, 29 LEMON Lula, 33 LEONARD Elizabeth, 36 LESLEY Belle, 20, 29 LESTER B.S., 3 Catherine L., 3 Melvina J., 3 LEWIS Ella, 20, 29 Phillip M., 19, 26 Richard H., 22, 28 LIEBENBERG E., 32 LIND Samuel, 22, 28 LINDSTROM D. J., 11 Josephine, 34 LIVERMORE William, 15 LONG Marey C., 8 LONGFELLOW William L., 22, 30 LOTHHOLZ W., 36 LOUDERBACK Ella A., 23, 29 LOVE Agnes Gi lmour, 19, 29 Alexander, 16 LUCKAN Paul, 12 LUND Joan Black, 37 LURY H.K., 12 LUTZ Vernon, 4 McALLASTER Myra, 18, 29 McANALL Hannah, 19, 29 McCABRIA John, 22, 28 McCLAIN Mary, 38 MACEY McCLANAHAN Harold, 4 Mary E., 21, 29 MADDEN McCLANE Dora, 26, 29 Emi ly, 3 MADL James, Rev., 3 Fritz, 13, 14 McCLELLAND Joseph, 13, 14 Geo. E., 4 Theresa, 25, 29 McCLINTOCK MAGERS Edward, 4 Mellie, 21, 29 Eugene, 4 MALCOLM Kate, 36 Margaret, 32 McCLURE MALOY Isaac S., 22, 29 Orvi lla, 34 McCORMICK MANN Ella, 23, 29 William W., 22, 29 McCOY MARBLE Justus, 25 Lena A., 25, 29 McCREARY MARION D.L., 23 Mary, 38 McCUNE MARKELEY Mary Lou, 14 0., 31 McCURDY MARKELY Lyman A., 22, 30 J., 31 MARKS McFARLAND Alexander, 12 Rev., 5 MARRIOTT McKAY William, 12 J .L., 25 MARSHALL McKOWN Addison E., 22, 29 Charles W., 22, 30 Albert A., 22, 30 McLAIN MARTIN A.M., 23 Charlotte C., 19, 29 McMURRAY Cora B., 21, 29 Eliza, 16 James F., 22, 30 McNAMEE John P., 22, 27 Jas. (Priest), 21, 22 Robert, 20 McNEES MARTINSON Oscar P., 22, 29 Johannes, 13 McNISH MARVIN Cora E., 23, 29 Jas., 17, 18, 20, 22, 25 McQUEEN MASTIN Josiah, 22, 27 Edward W., 22, 29 Randall R., 22, 27 MATHEWS McWILLIAMS Sarah Caroline, 3 Ethel A., 14 MAYES MEEDER Mary, 19, 29 Minnie, 21, 29 Wilmer B., 22, 29 LUX Josephine, 32 LUZIUS Peter, 12 LYNCH Howard, 4 44 �MElLNISH Francis J., 23, 28 MElTON Onie, 20, 29 MELVIN R.E., 11, 12 MENDENHALL Mary Annise, 20, 29 MENEC Mamie, 18, 29 MENGER H.M., 24 L.H., 12 MERCER Mary E., 18, 29 MERCHANT E.W., 18, 19, 22, 24 MEREDITH J.R., 23 METSKER Alma, 34 Roy, 34 METTNER Francis F., 13 MEYER Frederick B., 23, 27 MICHAEL J.M., 26 Mary S., 23, 29 MILBURN Addie M., 19, 29 J., 36 MILLER Asher Newton, 8 Charles Frederick, 7 Effie, 22, 29 Etta May, 7 John Alvertie, 7 Jonathan B., 8 J.K., 17,21,22,23,24,26 Laura Bell, 7, 8 Louise Agnes, 7 Mary, 32 Mary Margaret, 7 Rebecca Jane, 7 MI LUKEN Marey Ann, 7 Rebecca Frances, 7, 8 MITCHElL A.C., 11, 12, 13, 14 J.H., 13 Samuel Harvey, 23, 28 William W., 23, 29 MIZE Norbert, 4 NILES Peter H., 23, 30 NORTON John J .A., 13 John Q.A., 17,18,19,20, 21,22,23,24,25,26,27 NUFFER Peter, 23, 28 MONROE Alexander, 12 Green, 23, 27 MONTGOMERY William, 23,30 MOORE Eli zabeth W., 2 Ellen, 15 Emma, 34 Laura E., 24, 29 Margaret M., 25, 29 Mary Lillie, 25, 29 MOREY AliceA., 17,29 MORGAN OFFNER Henry F., 23, 29 OLDS F.B., 24 OLMSTED Archibald R., 23, 28 Lena, 23, 29 OLSON Nels, 12 ORRICK A.D., 19, 23, 26 Frank, 23, 28 Stella, 32 ORTH Mary, 22, 29 OSBORNE Sarah E. , 22,' 29 OSHEL James, 37 OSIIALD Richard, 11, 14 OVERBAUGH Henry, 11 OWENS Simon P., 23, 30 O'BRIEN Rupert G., 11, 14 O'DEA Dennis, 12 O'HERN John E., 23, 29 R., 17 MOTTER J.A., 18, 20, 22 MUELLER John Adam, 27 J ., 24, 25, 26 MUENZENMAYER Samuel W., 23, 30 MULL Harry E., 23, 29 MULLEN Mary, 22, 29 MURPHY Ella Carrie, 24, 29 Estate, 36 Jennie, 33 MUSICK John W., 23, 27 Myrtle, 36 R., 34 MUZZY Robert H., 23, 27 NANNINGA T.A., 24 T.R., 17, 21, 23 NElS Mary, 17, 29 Minnie, 21, 29 NELSON Sarah Malinda, 26, 29 NICHOLS Anna, 36 Viola J., 22, 29 W.J., 23, 29 NICKELL Kate, 25, 29 NIEDER Minnie, 33 PALETE May, 22, 29 PALMER 0.11., 34 PARISH Ann E., 16 PARKER Henry, 23, 30 PARKS Lillie B., 18,29 lIilliam H., 23, 28 PARNELL James S., 23, 29 45 PARTER John A., 23, 27 Mary E., 21, 29 PASLEY H.A., 21, 22 PATTERSON Anna, 17, 29 Minnie May, 26, 29 PATTON Carrie J., 19, 29 PAULI Joseph, 14 PAXTON Lyman R., 24, 29 PAYNE Edgar N., 23, 28 PEARSON Lillian I. Rhodes, William Ellis, 3 PEARY lIilliam P., 23, 30 PELZER Edward II., 24, 30 PENCE Kenneth, 4 _, 15 PENFOLD Lizzie, 33 PENNY John, 4 Laurence, 4 Lowell, 4 lIilliam, 4 PERKINS Otis, 33 II.E., 24, 28 PEROLD Joe, 13 PERRY James, 4 PETEFISH Arthur II., 14 _, 16 PETTIT Laura P., 35 PETTY Georg A., 24, 28 PHILLIP Daisy D., 21, 29 PIElA M., 36 PIGGOTT Mary, 38 PILLA Louisa P., 22, 29 �PINE Laura, 35 PLANTZ Jacob, 13 PLATZ Ralph, 4 POEVERLEIN Ella F., 25, 29 William H., 24, 30 POFF J.A., 13 POHL Wilhelminnie, 32 PORPENEY Jas. A., 18 PORTER Ida, 21, 29 PORTER (PARTER?) George G., 24, 29 POWELL Charles, 24, 28 PRATHER Annie, 22, 29 PREBLE Elmer E., 24, 28 PRENTISS Dr., 15 PRICE Henrietta, 32 PRINGLE Minnie C., 18, 29 PROTSCH Alexander, 11 PUGH Mary, 22, 29 QUAYLE W.A., 18, 19, 25 RABE Charles, 12, 13 Charles J., 24, 29 RALSTON Chas., 4 RAPPARD William C., 24, 30 RAY Jessie V., 26, 29 Martin, 4 M.B., 13 READ F.W., 24, 30 Lathrop B., 24, 29 REATZ Lizzie A., 24, 30 ROBERT REED C.E., 22 A.C., 20 ROBERTS Charles N., 24, 27 Achsah Ann, 8, 9 Elizabeth Jane, 22, 30 Alfred Simons, 7, 8 Julia A. (Miss), 24, 30 Bertram Abram, 7, 8 Lafayette, 24, 28 Betsay, 8 REEVES Betsey Nelson, 9 D.C., 4 Carnes Newton, 7 REINISCH Caroline, 8 Christiana W., 24, 30 Clark Brayding, 7 Ernest, F.A., 24, 30 C.E., 19, 20, 21, 23 REUSCH Elizabeth Matildy, 7 Bertha E., 19, 30 George Milton, 7, 8 Flora, 31 Hariet Ann, 7, 8 REYNOLDS Hettie Jane, 5,6,7,8,9 Darpha, 34 Skarlet M., 13 Hetty, 8 Hetty I., 8 RHOADES Iermie May, 9 Cora, 34 Isaac H., 7, 8 RHODES Isaac Newton, 7, 8, 9 Frank McIntyre, 3 John M., 8, 9 Harry Rexford, 3 John Westly, 7, 8 Lealdes Overton, 3 Kisturah Caroline, 9 Leona May, 3 Lillian Iona, 1, 3 Lillian, 35 Lycurgus, 3, 4 Lucinda, 8 Marey E., 9 Minisota L., 3 Nora Etta Lee, 3 Marey Louisa, 8 Marey R., 8 Sarah Carol ine, 3, 4 Sarah Matthews, 3 Martha, 9 Wi II i am Luther, 3, 4 Mary Louisa, 7 RICE Matilda, 7, 8 C.A., 26 Maud May, 7 RICHARDS Oliver Lawrence, 7, 8 Clara L., 19, 30 Rebeccah Matilda, 7, 8 George T., 24, 28 Rosey Estella, 7 RICHARDSON Roy Carson, 7 A.M., 17, 20, 22, 25, 27 Ruth, 9 Ollie, 17,30 Ruth Ann, 7, 8 W.C., 11 Ruth R., 8 RICHISON Samuel Young, 7, 8, 9 Hersel, 33 Sheldon E., 24, 30 RIDDER Victoreen Gibbon, 7 Minta M., 18, 30 Vina Jane, 7 RIDLEY William, 8, 9 Alonzo, 24, 30 William Bascom, 7 RILEY William Breading, 7 Li II ie, 19, 30 William Newton, 9 RILING William Young, 9 Edward T., 11 William Y. (Col.), 8 RINEHART WilliamZ.,8 J.B., 18 Willis A., 24, 30 RINELY ROBINSON Emma, 20, 30 Lucy, 19, 30 46 RODGERS Ida, 31 RODKEY Curney, 24, 30 ROE Charles, 24, 30 ROFFEE Mary E., 18, 30 ROGERS Geo. D., 19,21,22,23,24 Marcus P., 24, 30 ROSE Agatha, 38 Alexander, 38 Anna,' 37 Carol, 37 James Mortimer, 37 Jasper, 38 Melvin, 38 Raymond, 37 Sarah Ellen, 37 Solon, 37 ROSENBERY Geneva, 24, 30 ROSS Henrietta, 15, 16 Robert, 24, 29 RUBLE Nellie P., 22, 30 SAGE Dorothy (Mrs.), 5, 7 SAlLE Clifford, 4 Gebhard, 24, 27 SANDERS Elizabeth, 37, 38 Nora May, 20, 30 SANDERSON Thos., 14 SANDS Ausse? G. , 15 J.G., 16 SANGER George H., 15 SARGENT George H., 15 SAYLOR Lizzie A., 24, 30 SCHAEFER W. (Rev.), 22 SCHAUB Ferdinand, 11 SCHE I ERMAN Adam, 11 �SCHMIDLI Charles, 24, 27 SCHNECK Frank J., 24, 28 SCHOOLCRAFT Mabel R., 32 SCHUPP Minnie, 24, 30 SCHWARTZ Henry W., 24, 28 SCHWEERS May, 35 SCOTT Maggie A. (Cox), 2 SEELE Charles F., 24, 30 Frederi ck, 13 SEEWIR Charles C., 25, 29 SEITZ George, 33 SELIG A.L., 11 SEYBOLD George E.A., 25, 27 SHANE Sylvester, 25, 30 SHARPE Alvin V., 25, 30 SHAW Edward D., 25, 28 Flora B., 18, 30 SHEETS George B., 25, 29 SHEPHERD Lizzie H., 27, 3D SHERRY Cameron B., 6 Daniel Boone, 6 Homer Kent, 6 SHIELDS Gertie, 21, 30 John, 13 SHOCKEY Georgia Lucille, 14 SHRIMPF Serena, 32 SHRIMPLIN William M., 25, 29 SILER Lillie A., 20, 30 SILVERS Isiah, 25, 27 SIMMER Michael, 13 SIMMER, cont. M., 12 Vitrus, 12, 13 SIMON Nick, 12, 13 SIMONS Addie S., 16 SINCLAIR Isabella F., 19, 30 Wm. T., 25, 30 SISCOE Maude G., 23, 30 SKINNER Harriet, 25, 30 SKOFSTAD M.J., 12 SLOPE Alfred L., 21 SLUSSER Ida, 24, 30 SMALLEY Robert N., 25, 29 SMITH Addie M., 18, 30 Catherine, 20, 30 J .W., 1 Lewis B., 3 SNIDER Lela, 32 SNYDER Bonnie, 32 Genevia, 32 Hope, 32 Leonard B., 32 SOULE William L.G., 16 SPEER John, 9 SPENCER lona, 5, 7 John W., 25, 28 SPRAGUE Thomas M., 25, 28 SPRINGER Martha, 31 STAHL Lydia, 34 STAIB George E., 25, 29 STALL Della, 25, 30 STANLEY James R., 25, 28 STAR Gertrude (Struck), 38 STARKS John, 25, 27 STARKWEATHER Chas., 11, 13 STARNES Maxie L., 32 STAUFER Peter, 25, 28 STAUFFER Ezra E., 13 Lester E., 25, 27 STEELE Ira, 31 L.S., 12, 13 Mary E., 14 Mathew, 13, 14 STEINBRING F.W., 13 William F., 25, 28 STEPHENS James J., 25, 30 STERNBURGH T.J., 21 STEVENS Esther R., 18, 30 Myrtle, 20, 30 Thad, 11, 12 STEWART Martha, 33 Orval C., 25, 28 Wallace F., 25, 29 STINER William, 16 STOCKWELL Edna, 1 Lill ie, STRACHAN Charles Edward, 25, 30 STRAUB Minnie, 26, 30 STRONG Carl, 31 Charles, 31 Earl, 31 Fred J., 31 Harry, 31 John, 31 Leota, 31 Lonnie, 31 Louie, 31 Marion, 31 Minnie A., 22, 30 Myrtle, 31 Orville, 31 Stanley, 31 47 STRONG, cont. Vernon, 31 Zella, 31 STRUCK Agnes Rose, 38 Forest, 38 Gertrude, 38 STUDEBAKER Alonzo, 31 David W., 31 Elbert, 31 Faye, 31 Grace, 31 Holl ice, 31 Joseph E., 31 Luci lle, 31 Thelma, 31 STULL Alberta, 31 Benjamin, 31 Delma, 31 Eola, 31 Evelyn, 31 Geneva, 31 Gladys, 31 Harry, 31 Henry, 31 Henry A., 31 Isaac, 31 John, 31 Joseph W., 31 Kenneth, 31 Lottie, 31 Opal, 31 Ralph, 31 Ray, 31 Sylvester S., 31 STULTZ Dean, 31 Elmer, 31 Freeman, 31 Ralph, 31 STUNZ Mary, 33 STURDY Amarilla, 31 Cermelia (Mrs.), 31 Charlotte, 32 Edna, 32 Elizabeth, 31 Estate, 31, 32 Frank, 31 George F., 31 Howard, 32 Hugh, 31 �STURDY, cont. Joseph, 32 Lemuel, 31, 32 Margaret, 31 Ruth, 31 Woodrow, 32 STURGEON Dorothy, 32 leland S., 32 STURM Daniel, 32 David, 32 George, 32 John, 32 Wilhelminnie, 32 ST. JOHN Cel i a M., 16 Maud, 23, 30 SUGGETT Ernest D., 32 SULLIVAN Carville, 32 Frederick Jr., 32 Frederick S., 32 George, 32 Georgetta, 32 Myrtle, 32 SULZEN Charles, 32 Donald, 32 Frances, 32 Fred, 32 Marvin, 32 Naomi, 32 Theodore, 32 Wi II iam, 32 SURBER Harold, 32 Herbert W., 32 Lavergne C., 32 Theodore, 32 Wesley, 32 SUTLI FF Mary E., 15 SUTTON B.V., 32 Clarence, 32 D.C., 32 Eva, 32 Frank B., 32 Harry, 32 Helen, 32 Inezella, 32 Jennie, 32 Jesse, 32 SUTTON, cont. lenna L., 19, 30 Leota, 32 Lydia, 32 Mabel, 32 Mary, 21, 30, 32 Millie, 32 Paul, 32 Russell, 32 Samuel, 32 Veda, 32 Vi rgil, 32 Wilber, 32 Wi II iam, 32 Wilma, 32 SWADLEY H.W., 32 SWALLOW Benjamin W., 32 Doris, 32 Luci lle, 32 May, 32 N.G., 32 Owen, 32 Reed, 32 Robert, 32 Rudy, 32 Vern, 32 SWANSON Benjamin, 25, 28 Henry, 12, 14 L., 32 Martin, 12 SWEARINGIN Carol (Rose), 37 SWEENEY Jennie, 22, 30 SWEETS Judy, 4, 15 SWEEZER Jesse, 32 Samuel, 32 SWIMLEY Edward, 32 Edward M., 32 Harry, 32 Josephine, 32 lester, 32 lizzie, 32 Nellie, 32 Reese, 32 SYMES Susan, 35 TABER Andrew J., 25, 27 TAGERT Minnie, 26, 30 TALBOT John C., 11 TALLEY Clyde, 33 Floyd, 33 Helen, 33 Lloyd, 33 Murel, 33 Samuel M., 33 TARR Darold, 33 Dora, 33 Dorothy, 33 Margaret, 33 Roy, 33 Therman, 33 Thomas, 33 TAYLOR Albert, 33 Albert B., 33 Anna, 33 Bessie, 33 Chloetta, 33 Corene, 33 Dennis, 33 Dorothy, 33 Eli, 33 Fannie, 33 Grace, 33 John T., 33 Leona, 33 lesl ie, 33 Mary, 31, 33 Merrill, 33 Noah E., 25, 28 Simpson, 33 Vera, 33 Waneta, 33 Willi am, 33 William E., 33 TERRELL All is, 33 Charles W., 33 Ralph C., 33 Sarah C., 33 TERRY D.W., 33 Elsie, 33 Frank, 33 Gladys, 33 Lloyd, 33 48 TERRY, cont. Mabel, 33 TESTERMAN F.M., 18 THATCHER Edwin, 33 Jack lawrence, 33 THISTlETHWAITE Arthur W., 25, 29 THOMAS Carl, 33 Clarence E., 33 Dale, 33 Ethel, 33 Eugenia, 33 French, 33 Martha, 33 Orlen D., 33 Pear ley, 33 Raymond, 33 Sharon, 33 THOME Ethel, 33 Florence, 33 Grace, 33 J.F., 33 Maggie, 33 Minnie, 33 Nick, 33 Nickly, 33 N.F., 33 THOMPSON A.J., 21 Dwight, 33 Freeman P., 33 Ivan, 33 Nelson, 33 O.J., 33 Roy, 33 THOREN Edward, 33 Erwin, 33 Henry, 33 leila, 33 THORNE Nick, 13 THORNTON Hattie, 18, 30 Irene, 33 John Jr., 33 THUDIUM Carl, 11, 14 THURBER Eleanor, 33 Ernest, 33 �THURBER, cont. Ford, 33 George, 33 Glen, 33 Hugh, 33 Ida-Marie, 33 Mary A., 24, 30 Roy, 33 Velma, 33 TlMMERMEYER William F., 25, 30 TIPTON Eva Bell, 17, 30 TITTERINGTON C.F., 34 TOBLER Carl A., 25, 29 Dorothy, 34 Eunice, 34 Ira, 34 John S., 34 Johnnie, 34 J.J., 34 TODD Lauren M., 34 Samuel M., 34 TOLIVER Abraham L., 26, 30 TOMS Arvi lla, 34 Chester, 34 Frank, 34 James, 34 Pearl, 34 Ruby, 34 William, 34 TOPPING Charles R., 34 J.R., 34 TORNEDEN August, 12 TORRESTER Al ta, 34 James, 34 TRANSMEIER Albert, 34 Clarence, 34 Ernest, 34 Herman H., 34 Ivan, 34 . Martha, 34 Viola, 34 TRANSUE Aaron, 34 Agnes, 34 TRANSUE, cont. John, 34 Mi ldred, 34 Ol iver, 34 Robert, 34 TREWORGY Milo, 11 TROUT Eliza E., 18,30 TRUEBLOOD B.A., 26 TRUSHEIN Anna G., 34 Gertrude, 34 James, 34 Vincent, 34 TUCKEL Alfred, 34 Ernest, 34 Ethel, 34 Fel ix, 34 Harry, 34 Leona, 34 Marion, 34 Robert, 34 Russell, 34 William H., 34 Wi lma, 34 TUCKER Adalaid, 34 Albert, 34 Dimple, 34 Dorcas, 34 Drexel, 34 Emma (Mrs.), 34 Francis, 34 George, 34 Grace, 34 Jess, 34 Josie, 34 Louis, 34 Louis R., 34 Nell, 34 Nellie, 34 Net, 34 Pansy, 34 Solon, 34 W., 35 _, 15 TULLER Herbert H., 26, 29 TUPPER Catherine, 34 E.A., 34 Frank, 34 TUPPER, cont. Mary, 34 Paul, 34 TURNER Alta, 34 Asa, 34 Cora, 34 Frank H., 34 John, 19, 21, 25 Lorna, 34 Martha, 34 Nellie, 34 Oscar, 34 Otis, 26, 30 Owen, ~4 o. Asa, 34 Velma, 34 TURRIFF Agnes, 25, 30 TUTCHER Albert, 34 Benjamin, 34 Lillian, 34 Susan A. (Mrs.), 34 Thomas, 34 Wallace, 34 TUTT Cassie, 18, 30 James Henry, 26, 29 TUTTLE Arthur, 34 Bert, 34 DeldD.,34 Earl, 34 Elbert, 34 Emma (Mrs.), 34 Ethelyn, 34 Everett, 34 Fern, 34 Frank, 34 George A., 34 Henry A., 26, 30 Horace, 34 H.A., 34 Irvin, 34 Jessie, 34 Katie, 34 Laura, 34 Lucile, 34 Marion, 34 Nell ie, 34 Nerold, 34 Ori llabelle, 34 Otto, 34 Wallace, 34 49 TUTTLE, cont. Wi Lt, 34 TWICHELL Frances, 34 Ralph H., 34 Sherman, 34 UHRLAUB Jeannot, 11 ULRICH Arthur E., 35 . Charles G., 35 Charles 0., 35 Clifford, 35 Dorolyn, 35 Dudley, 35 Eldon, 35 Eli, 35 Glenn, 35 Hershel H., 35 Keith, 35 Leland, 35 Paul, 35 Pauline, 35 Robert R., 35 William L., 26, 28 UMBARGER George W., 15, 16 UNDERWOOD Arthur, 35 Bennie, 35 Charles, 35 Grandvill, 35 Henry, 35 Henry L., 35 Leaman, 35 Mable, 35 Ralph, 35 Richard, 35 William, 35 UNGER Clara, 34, 35 Ellen, 35 Esther, 35 George, 35 Harry, 35 Harry E., 35 Herritt, 35 John, 35 Kate, 35 Maggie, 35 Rose, 35 UTTINGER Clara, 35 Edna, 35 �UTTINGER, cont. Ethel, 35 George, 35 George R., 35 Georgie, 35 Jessie, 35 Marcella, 35 Merna, 35 VAN PELT R.H., 18, 19, 20 VANCE Ephriam, 35 Glea, 35 G. Mero, 35 Katherine, 35 Robert, 35 Roy V., 35 Velma, 35 Vincent, 35 VanCURRAN Mrs., 36 VanHOESEN Carl, 35 Edward H., 35 George, 35 VanNESTE Crider, 35 Foster, 35 Harry, 35 Henry G., 35 Nellie, 35 Zebulon, 35 VanREED Henry, 35 VanTRIES Blair G., 35 Dayton, 35 Frank, 35 Grace, 35 Irene, 35 Lel ia, 35 Mabel, 35 Mary, 35 Naomi, 35 Nora, 35 Roy, 35 Walter, 35 VAUGHN Alson A., 35 Burton, 35 Charles, 35 Clyde, 35 Ernest, 35 Grace, 35 VAUGHN, cont. Iva, 35 Maurice, 35 Merle, 35 Vi rgil, 35 William, 35 William 101., 35 VEALE Colonel, 5 VERMILlA Milton E., 35 VIETS C.H., 25, 26 VILES Al ice, 35 Anna, 35 Arthur, 35 Denni s L., 35 Gertrude, 35 Jesse, 35 John, 35 Maud, 35 Mollie, 35 Pearl, 35 William, 35 Willis, 35 VINCENT S.D., 23, 27 VITT Angie, 36 Emery, 36 George, 36 Irene, 36 John, 36 Nora, 36 Wayne, 3'6 VOGLER Adam, 26, 28 G.P., 36 VOIGHT Charles H., 36 Linden, 36 Mayetta, 36 VonGUNTEN Ai leen, 36 Albert, 36 Harold, 36 VOTAW Alma, 36 Ardela, 36 Blanche, 36 Clara, 36 Eldon, 36 Eva, 36 Everett, 36 VOTAW, cont. George, 36 Irvin, 36 Lucile, 36 Lula, 36 Mi lo, 36 MYrtle, 36 Oscar E., 36 Ralph, 36 Viola, 36 WACKER Albert, 36 Carl H., 36 Edna, 36 Frederick, 36 Henry, 36 May, 36 Ol in, 36 Theodore, 36 William F., 36 WADDEL Carl, 36 Daisy, 36 Earl, 36 George, 36 Hazel, 36 Hester, 36 5.5., 36 WADE Cl inton, 36 Daniel, 36 Elizabeth, 36 Elmer, 36 Frank, 36 Helen, 36 Ida, 36 Jessie, 36 J. Elmer, 36 Lena, 36 Loren, 36 Media, 36 Paul ine, 36 WAGNER Harry R., 26, 27 WAHLENMAIER G.H., 36 WAKEFIELD John H., 15 WALBRIDGE Donald, 36 Jessie, 36 Jessie M., 36 Mabel, 36 May, 36 50 WALKER Cl ifford, 36 Etta, 36 Eula, 36 Frederick, 36 George M. Jr., 26, 29 Gladys, 36 James, 26, 29 Katie, 26, 30 Leonard, 36 LeRoy, 36 Nola, 36 N.J. (Mrs.), 36 Robert, 36 Robert L., 36 Sylvesta, 36 William 0., 36 Will iam 101., 36 Wilma, 36 W.A., 36 WALL Emma "E., 34 WALLACE Thomas, 18 Thos., 21 T., 23, 27 WALLENZIEN Amy, 19, 30 WALTER August A., 36 A.C., 36 Charles, 36 Grace, 36 WALTERS Edna, 36 Emma, 20, 30 Frank, 36 John 5., 26, 30 Laura, 36 Lincoln M., 36 L.M., 33 Myrtle, 36 Raymond, 36 Virginia, 36 WALTON Gladys, 36 Leland, 36 Wi II iam, 36 WARNER Susie, 24, 30 WARREN E.E. (Mrs.), 30 Lulu C., 23, 30 R.H., 30 �\JATSON Alma, 36 B.S., 36 \JEBB James E., 26, 27 \JEBER James \J., 26, 30 \JEEKS Marion, 4 \JElL Hannah C., 23, 30 \JELKER \Jilliam D., 26, 28 \JELLS Anna, 24, 30 Sarah, 34 \JELTY Jesse N., 26, 29 \JESTCOTT Mary F., 23, 30 \JESTERHOUSE Ethel M., 36 \JEY John, 13· \JEYBRIGHT \Jm., 17 \JHARTON G. Chapman, 26, 27 \JHIPPLE Judi th Cox, 1 \JH ITE Mernevia, 32 _, 15 \JHITMAN Grace S., 22, 30 \JHITNEY _,15 \JICKS Ethel, 35 \JILBUR Maude H., 22, 30 \JILCOX Charles E., 26 \JILDER John, 16 \JI LLIAMS Charles, 26, 28 Johnson, 26, 28 Louisa, 23, 30 \JILLIAMSON Al ice, 26, 30 Charles D., 26, 27 \JI LLI S Jeremiah, 15 ZEEB \JILSON Anna, 34 Harry F., 26, 28 ZIEGLER Ida, 34 \Jilliam F., 27, 28 Sarah, 37 ZIESENIS \JINCHELL Henry, 12, 13 Hattie E., 25, 30 H., 31 \JINEY Thos. G., 19, 21, 22, 26 ZIESINESS Louise, 25, 30 \JINGET ZIMMERMAN Pansy, 33 Thaddeus S., 27 \JINTER ZUAKENBUSH Paul, 35 Mary, 36 Thomas K., 26, 28 \JINTERS Elnora, 26, 30 \JISE F. (Mrs.), 32 \JOLFSON Charles (Dr.), 14 \JOODRING Louis F., 26, 27 \JOODS E.F., 11 \JOODSUM John, 33 \JOOD\JARD Emel ine, 15 J.R., 12, 13 Lincoln, 26, 30 \JOOSTER Henry S., 26, 28 \JORMLY _, 15 \JORTHINGTON Linnie B., 25, 30 \JRIGHT Lizzie E., 20, 30 Robert, 27, 29 \JULFKUHLE August, 11 T;"ll ie, 31 YARGER H.L., 17 H.S., 19 YEAGER Isidor, 27 YODER Josie, 26, 30 YORK Carrie, 33 YOUNG C.B., 34 Mathew J., 27, 30 51 �----r DQUC;L1\S ~ COUNTY, " ~ k~NS~S l£COMPTO~ ••~ ~PR'N"~ ; ~~M~~~~g •TboI'N MouND MF\R10N FRANkL-IN CO, t N � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 14, No. 1: Fall 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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" . ..... - ,. ....--:. .. �Volume XIII Number 4 summer 1990 Til L ---- - -- - --- ------ 'Itlill --T~- -- y-e __ -_ -- -..::?r -:=;P' .-"iif"'T'" ---~~ . . ~ ---- __ ~!"..~_-u;;: .. _.' .. .'. <: ,.s...". ., ~~"'"~~..". ~. -~~~ "';'.'. . ..-•.. ~.:.,' .t:. .... ".-. , Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas Countg Genealogical Societg P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044 . ..• I ,. �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • . • • • Vice President ••• Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer • Librarian •••• Genealogist ••• Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St, Lawrence, KS 66044 (Jackie Kennedy, elect) (Volunteer needed) Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 A.J. Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 (Justin Brown, elect) Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 (Volunteer needed) (Volunteer needed) COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Refreshments. • Goodwill. • • • • . Ways and Means. • • Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman. I ndependence Day. • Maple Leaf Festival Budget . • . • • • • Cemetery Book Chairman. Calling Committee Chair FGS Representatives Publications ••• Pioneer Chairman. Pioneer Committee Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Vivian Commons, Rt. 1, Box 205, Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 Shirely North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 The Executive (board) Officers Jean.Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Doug.las County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workShop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * * * * * * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m •• Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the Society's holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical society, Inc. p.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XIII, No.4 Summer 1990 ----------------------------------------------------------------- CONTENTS PAGE Marriage Certificate of William A. PATTERSON and Edna D. McFARLAND ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• 160 Family Bible of Frank A. and Hattie A. BAILEy ••......•••....• 161 Old Residents of Lawrence Pass On, 1909 .••.....•••...•..••••. 162 Death Notices from the Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons of Kansas, 1860-1935 •.••••........•. 163 Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents .......••• 175 wills Recorded in Douglas County 1872-1890 ..........•.....••• 177 Membership Records, First Christian Church, Lawrence, cont •.. 181 obituary of Mrs. EugeneLUTZ ..•............•.•••••••••.....•. 187 Death Records of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 188 Corrections to Augustus WATTLES Genealogy .............•..•••• 188 The Kansas Farmer and Mail & Breeze Directory, 1920, cont •••• 189 Queries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 197 Index of Names in Current Issue ••••••......•••••••...•••••••. 199 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of articles 'from published and copyrighted sources. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co. Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �Donated to the Watkins Musel.lll by Richard Riggs. J . .----. ····-<f-~ . -. ~.1J%,I('Jld>/:-:dar~ ..... -.~~ tillic;;yrat,. /;};} '? ,)._. ~~.4.~. * tl,evare nO more 0/ hvain. ['(It C"l'.fr:$~ ".'- . I ..',,: �Donated to the Watkins Museum by Richard Riggs . .. --- - - - , --------------- ------ -- ---------------_._. -- --_.. _.- .. /----,-:.7.7"'~. . _-_._-----_.'---- .,..~-- . .-; ~,~fmvjJ:~/I'~d':(l:~. ' .--.--.~~ .Jit..,lic;y~~t/./;j;:jJp ,).- ~(/~ ~6.~?et1 ~~ . . .4.~ . ~ .~ .. 4-.~:?~, 1 ,/, tl'./ 7cvore 110 more h,vo in. . • 1:-:7 .~ l~(ttOl'C_~~? .'/ ."'Ole;ttlltIi:Cl:f-71Z~;{it<I/i~;>lJond:i~ \':::~ • "',,: I /~\i1rk X.f,. --"{£Mi.B~AbEEL~"*·· ./a.'/ ~..;.7CA.--t"d_ . . .~.~H.H ............................ ~/~~E;.~ I· I /. i I I I i! --------'---_. ~'-----=------.- - ---.', -----._----------- --_. ---' ----~-=::-"-.--- - -'-' _.- .. �PAKILY BIBLE OP PRANK A. and BATTlE A. BAILEY The F.A. Bailey Bible was donated to the Watkins Nusuem in Lawrence by Helen Best. The family information was extracted and submitted by Judy Sweets. TITLE PAGE: The Holy Bible, Philadelphia and Boston, George McLean Cincinnati and Chicago: E. Hannaford and Co. New York: MacLean, Gibson and Co. (NO date given.) On pages in center of the Bible: Attached Marriage certificate: "This certificate certifies that F.A. BAILEY and Hattie A. HASKINS were solemnly united by me in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony at Lawrence, Kansas on the tenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty-Seven conformably to the Ordinance of God, and the Laws of the State." (Signed) S.Y. LUM, Pastor Cong.l. Ch. Family Register: F.A. BAILEY born in Framingham, Mass, October 21st 1827 Hattie A. HASKINS born in Moretown, vt., March 5th 1834 United in marriage Dec 10th 1857 at Lawrence, Kans. Births: Maud B. MORSE Bethel Vt. February 14th 1883 Deaths: Mrs. Hattie A. BAILEY died August 22nd 1906 in Lawrence, Kans. Mr. Frank A. BAILEY died February 26, 1909 in Lawrence, Kansas. F.A. BAILEY was in the 1st Emigrant Aid Party to Lawrence in September, 1854. Photo taken fran Caldwell (1898) CJ FRANK A. BAILEY, Retired. (/~) '--:", I '.~.f 161 - .. --~- ~ Souvenir History of Lawrence by �OLD RESIDENTS OF LAWRENCE PASS ON, 1909 On 4 January 1910, the Lawrence World printed the following list of those persons over 70 who had died in Lawrence, KS during the year 1909, titled Old Residents Are Passing. From the newspaper collection at the Kansas state Historical Society Library in Topeka, KS. Contributed by Jean Snedeger. *~** ADAMS, J.W., 73 ANDERSON, Charles, 78 ANDERSON, Hattie, 90 ARBAUGH, Harrison, 75 ARTERBURN, Samuel, 83 BAILEY, F.A., 81 BANKSON, Elizabeth, 77 BARBER, Saarh J., 76 BARNETT, Mary, 72 BARTEAUX, Anna L., 84 BATES, Virginia, 70 BEATTIE, Mary A., 78 BECHAM, Dicy, 80 BLACK, Laura J., 77 BOND, Enos, 71 BRADSHAW, Mary, 73 BRICKLEY, Michael, 74 BROWN, John, 100 BROWN, John, 90 BROWN, Levi, 75 BROWN, Mary E., 87 BROWN, Mrs. M.A., 73 BROWN, Nancy, 78 CALAFER, George, 80 CHARLETON, Martha Curtis, 80 COON, Ezra, 70 COX, Richard A., 88 DAVIS, William, 81 DEAY, John R., 81 DlVELBLISS, John, 70 DUNN, Samuel H., 72 EMERY, Charles E., 79 FLUKE, Mrs. W.W., 76. GILMORE, John, 77 HANEY, J.H., 75 HARDWICK, Sally B., 76 HARRIS, W.C., 83 HENSON, Emily, 74 HOLLOWAY, Mrs. Kate, 78 HORNSBY, Mrs. Carrie M., 80 HOUT, Henry, 70 HOWELL, Mrs. A.K., 73 HOWLAND, Marcia B., 70 HUNT, George J., 74 JACOBSEN, Anna, 84 JAMESON, Mrs., 83 JENKINS, Peter, 87 JOHNSON, Indiana, 72 JONES, William, 84 KEEFER, George W., 70 KNIGHT, Mrs. Elizabeth, 77 LEIBEY, Mrs. Nancy A., 74 LOFGREN, Francis, 73 LONGFELLOW, Charles, 97 McCLASKEY, J.R., 87 McCREATH, James, 78 McCREATH, Sarah, 76 McCURDY, Elizabeth, 73 MENDENHALL, Mrs. S.E., 77 MILLER, Mrs. Ella, 70 OLMSTEAD, Phillip, 73 OWENS, Elsie, 82 PEARSON, Katherine, 70 PENNINGTON, Elizabeth, 71 PEPPER, Mrs. E.A., 76 PREISACH, Louisa, 79 PUCKETT, Rev. Enos, 75 RANDALL, Polly, 87 RANKIN, Mrs. Phoebe E., 77 REYNOLDS, William, 90 RICH, Levi, 73 RIDENOUR, Peter D., 78 SAND HOVAL, John, 81 SEAGGAN, Katherine M., 88 SEYMOUR, Charles, 70 SHEPHERD, Samuel, 120 SMITH, Cynthia, 78 SPENCER, Henry K., 81 STEVENS, Van Buren, 73 SUGRUE, Jeremiah, 79 TAYLOR, Emily, 83 VAN VooRIKS?, Jane E., 76 VERMILIA, Mrs. Cynthia, 77 VINCENT, Capt. J.C., 75 WASHINGTON, Olive, 85 WEATHERBY, Martha J., 76 WELCH, Helen M., 89? WHITE, Mrs. Catherina, 84 WINSTON, Katherine, 73 ZIMMERMAN, Albert, 80. 162 �DEATH NOTICES FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT, FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF KANSAS 1860 - 1935 The following death notices were researched by Jean Snedeger and Beverley Chapman at the Kansas state Historical Society Library in Topeka, KS. Typed by Sonnie Kemberling. Lodge No. 6 9 9? 13? 23 30? 83 87? 420 Name of Lodge Lawrence Acacia Shawnee Lecompton Palmyra Valley Doric Ashlar Lecompton Name Abdelal, Alfred G. Achning, Charles J. Alden, E. Alder, John W. Alexander. Francis M. Allen, Lyman Allen, Robert B. American, Sampson Amsden, Geo. W. Anderson, Andrew S. Anderson, Theodore F. Andrews, Charles R. Angevine, Charles H. Apitz. Fred W. Armstrong. Albert W. Arthur. Frank M. Asher, Henry B. Assman. Justice Town County Lawrence Lawrence Big Springs Lecompton Baldwin N. Lawrence Eudora Clinton Lecompton Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas A Lodge Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Palmyra No 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Doric No. 83 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No. 9 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 - ~- Death Date Jan. 24, 1913 Nov. 12, 1934 July 1, 1882 July 13. 1919 July 21. 1903 Dec. 6, 1863 Apr. 23, 1909 ? July 28. 1906 Feb. 15. 1901 Apr. 26, 1929 Feb. 2. 1915 Apr. 11. 1920 July 5. 1890 June 10, 1926 July 25. 1912 Dec. 9. 1922 July 23. 1895 B Babcock. Carmi A. Bailey. Charles N. Bailey, Geo. C. Bailey. Robert W. Baker., Isaac L. Baldwin, Eben Bangs, wolford N. Barber. John Barber, Oliver Barber, Oliver P. Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No.9 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No, 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 163 Oct. 22. 1889 July 13. 1928 Nov. 27, 1907 Oct. 10, 1915 Mar. 17, 1916 Aug. 3, 1917 Mar 23, 1898 Jan. 11, 1905 Oct. 24, 1895 Sept. 16. 1936 �Barber, 'tim. T. Barker, George J. Barnes, Wm. C. Bassett, Bradford S. Bassett, Owen A. Bea1, Ralph Beard, John W. Beattie, John Beattie, william E. Becker, Albert Beda1e, l,..rm. Bell, John H. Bennett, William Benson, John H. "Benson, Tha tcher ~I. Betz, Wm. F. Bigelow, Cassius A. Biggs, L.C. Birbush, Henry Bishoff, C.N. B1ackmar, Frank W. Blair, E. James Blair, Hugh Boener, Wm. Bofinger, otto Bond, Edward W. Boughton, Allyn Bouldin, Clark Bowman, Charles O. Bowman, Henry Boyd, Robert S. Brewer, Joseph C. Bricken, Edgar C. Bristow, William Brome1sick, Walter W. Brome1sick, William Brooks, Paul R. Brown, Ira Brown, Rufus H. Brown, Waitman W. Brown, Warren B. Brownell, Wm. B. Brune, Gustav Buck, Alfred H. Buckminster, James G. Bu11ene, William L. Bunn, Paul K. Burlington, Robert B. Busch, William J. Butler, Oliver Butts, John W. Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No.6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence, No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9' Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 PalJnyra No. 23 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 164 Nov. 10, 1893 Oct. 12, 1912 May 18, 1899 Mar. 11, 1869 July 19, 1896 Dec. 25, 1933 Nov. 25, 1910 Feb. ~o, 1896 Dec. 11, 1938 Dec. 31, 1925 July 26, 1889 Jan. 23, 1936 June 25, 1921 Aug. 14, 1937 Dec. 30, 1919 Nov. 29, 1903 Mar. 14, 1923 May 10, 1904 Feb. 26, 1891 Sept. 22, 1912 Mar. 30, 1931 Jan. 9, 1923 Dec. 8, 1922 Jan 23, 1905 Feb. 27, 1936 June 3, 1922 June 6, 1928 Jan. 22, 1925 Aug. 18, 1936 Mar. 7, 1922 July 26, 1906 Feb. 7, 1923 Apr. 12, 1927 Mar. 16, 1921 Aug. 2, 1933 Feb. 16, 1929 Dec. 17, 1916 Nov. 19, 1897 May 13, 1916 Jan. 12, 1916 May 29, 1927 July 31, 1915 Feb. 27, 1919 Jan. 10, 1909 July 23, 1904 July 31, 1926 Jan. 25, 1933 Aug. 12, 1882 Oct. 21, 1936 June 9, 1912 Apr. 22, 1935 �C Dec. 19, 1930 Camp, Oliver C. Doric No. 83 July 17. 1927 Canfield, Walter J. Acacia No.9 July 16, 1928 Carman, Charles W. Lawrence No.6 in book? 18889 (as typed Carpenter, Chas. Doric No. 83 May 23, 1938 Carr, Samuel V. Doric No. 83 Cartright, C.J. (as typed in book Arcana No.9 (no other lodge Feb. 5, 1889 could be Acacia) No.9) Jan. 16, 1876 Lawrence No. 6 Cartwright, W.W. June 27, 1922 Acacia No. 9 Casley, Frank D. Aug. 5, 1936 Acacia No. 9 Chafin, Georgia T. Mar. 14, 1877 Palmyra No. 23 Chapman, Joseph Feb. 22, 1899 Charlton, John Acacia No.9 July 22, 1900 Childs, James D. Doric No. 9 Apr. 14, 1895 Lawrence No. 6 Christian, James July 20, 1890 Church, H.G. Lawrence No. 6 Jan. 7, 1907 Clark, Albert P. Lawrence No. 6 Dec. 14, 1918 Clarke, Fred E. Lawrence No. 6 Clayton, Ross H. May 31, 1930 Lawrence No. 6 Coddington, Charles W. Aug. 11, 1913 Palmyra No. 23 Cohn, Asher L. Feb. 27 1890 Lawrence No. 6 Collins, King Oct. 15, 1884 Acacia No. 9 Conn, Malcolm Sept. 5. 1903 Acacia No. 9 Conner, David E. Acacia No. 9 Apr. 5, 1935 Cook, Hugh ? Palmyra No. 23 ,1901 Cook, Julius E. Acacia No. 9 Apr. 16, 1928 Cooper, W.L. Acacia No.9 Apr. 2, 1885 Copp, H.Y. Doric No. 83 May 23, 1904 Corey, Criley E. Doric No. 83 Apr. 4, 1932 Corkhill, William F. Palmyra No. 23 Jan. 18, 1928 Cotton, James A. Lawrence No. 6 Aug. 21, 1879 Cowgill, Charles D. Lawrence No. 6 June 7, 1934 Cox, Albert L. Acacia No.9 Nov. 7, 1929 Cox, Joseph J. Acacia No.9 Aug. 5, 1914 Cracklin, Joseph Acacia No.9 Aug. 2, 1888 Cradit, N.C. Palmyra No. 23 Mar. 13 , 1905 Craig, Charles D. Acacia No.9 Dec. 27, 1925 Crim, Edward K. Lawrence No. 6 Aug. 16, 1932 Crocker, Eden F. Lawrence No. 6 June 14, 1928 Crosby, M.T. Palmyra No. 23 Dec. 11, 1893 Crouse, Benjamin A. Lecompton No. 420 Apr. 21, 1935 Crowe, Frederick Lawrence No. 6 Feb. 14, 1930 Culbertson, Wm. M. Lawrence No. 6 Feb. ?, 1892 Curry, Albert M. Acacia No.9 Feb. 21, 1933 Curtis, James R. Lawrence No. 6 July 10, 1911 Cutler, Chas. Palmyra No 23 July 22, 1893 Cutler, Henry A. Lawrence No. 6 July 11, 1910 D Dailey, John A. Dalton, B.J. Daniels, James G. Darling, Thos. C. Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 165 June Oct. Cct. Mar. 21, 1905 27, 1923 5, 1918 27, 1899 �Darrell, Asa Davidson, Kenneth W. Davis, Frank Davis, John W. Deamer, John 1'1. Deatz, Adam C., Jr. Debelbess,.John Deering, John H. DeForest, Charles Deming, Newell P. Denlinger, Uriah F. Dennis, James M. Dicker, Alfred J. Dinkley, John T. Dinsmoor, Frank F. Doane, Benjamin F. Dodder, ,S.R. Dolisi, John Edward Dorsey, Eli F. Doty, Frank H. Drew, Joseph Duncan, Chas. S. Duncan, Wesley H. Dunlap, Charles G. Durr, Alfred F. Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawre:nce No. 6 Lawrence )[0. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No.6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Doric No. 83 Feb. 6, 1901 Apr. 29, 1934 May 27, 1936 Nov. 12, 1912 Apr. 16, 1922 Jan. 8, 1933 Dec. 28, 1909 Dec. 12, 1880 Sept. 29. 1926 July 12, 1912 Feb. 1. 1919 Feb. 1, 1918 Nov. 29. 1924 Dec 24, 1937 Apr. 7, 1893 May 28, 1912 July?, 1893 Sept. 22, 1934 Oct. 3, 1918 July 13, 1932 May 3, 1870 Apr. 15, 1904 Sept. 2J., 1902 Sept. 27. 1936 Feb. 18, 1923 E Eastman, Walter M. Ecke, Julius C. Edgar, Robert A. Edmonds, Thomas J. Edmondson, Robert Eggert, Walter W. Eidermiller, Alexander G. Elder, Wm. Henry Elliott, Russell D. Ellison, Joseph Emley, Samuel C. Enos, H.L. Enyart, Frank D. Ericsson, Herman C. Esterly, Chas. E. Evans, Frank T. Evans, william J. Evatt, Wm. Ewing, Florence A. Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. Acacia No~ 9 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 Nov. 13, 1917 May 13, 1922 Dec. 18, 1933 Mar. 20, 1912 Aug. 14. 1931 Oct. 17, 1918 Jan. ? Jan. 22, 1908 Dec. 24. 1926 Sept. 23, 1901 Oct. 15, 1912 ? Aug. 29, 1930 Sept. 12. 1931 Sept. 10, 1901 Aug. 23, 1935 Mar. 21, 1937 Sept. 29, 1892 June 12, 1926 F Farnam, Edward R. Ferrill, Thos. J. Fiegenbaum, Benjamin F. Fields, S.F. Fisher,. Fred G. Fitzpatrick, James Flinn, Geo. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 166 6 6 6 6 July 7, 1905 Jan. 29, 1906 Jan. 20, 1934 July 27, 1895 July 18, 1917 Nov. 27, 1925 Sept. 2, 1903 �Jan. 10, 1907 Aug. 30, 1924 Apr. 22, 1909 July 6, 1927 Aug. 3, 1921 Oct. 3, 1932 Nay 7, 1877 May 26, 1908 July 11, 1922 May 4, 1918 Acacia No.9 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No.6 Lawrence No. 6 PalmyTa No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Doric No. 83 Acacia No. 9 Florer, John E. Floyd, Charles B. Fluke, Wm. W. Ford, William V. Forter, Samuel A. Foster, Lew W. Frazer, Robert L. French, Frank Frye, Frederick R. Fugate, Joseph B. G Gabriel, Charles C. Gaddis, Edward E. ~allagher, Eugene T. Gardner, Theodore Gilbert, Robert L. Gillette, Charles W. Glendinning, James I. Gray, Geo. W. Gray, Samuel H. Green, H. M. Green, Ulysses S. Greenlee, M.D. Griesa, Adolph C. Griffith, T.D. Griggs, John R. Griggs, Sidney W. Griswold, J.F. Gwin, Nathan A. Doric No. 83 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 / \:I Sept 17, 1931 Jan. 27, 1907 Sept. 20, 1925 Sept. 28, 1929 June 9, 1920 Nov. 24, 1912 Feb. 28, 1926 Aug~ 26, 1902' Sept. 14, 1936 Nov. 29, 1900 May 26, 1889 Mar. 7, 1904 July 7, 1909 Feb. 24, 1895 Apr. 29, 1924 May 24, 1924 Aug. 21, 1863 June 26, 1923 H Hair, Frank N. Hall, Clarence S. Hall, Hiram S. Hall, Hubert E. Hamlin, James A Hammert, John Hanna, Franklin P.D. Hansen, Theodore N. Hanson, Geo. W. Hanson, George Ii. Hanson, H.W. Harman, Ralph Harman, Will H. Harmon, Benj. F. Harris, J .M. Hartley, Forest M. Haskell, Dudley C. Haskell, Frank W. Haskell, John G. Heiges, Jonas Henderson, Howard W. Henderson, John A. , ''.' ~ , i"T u Ii"' '~L- . Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Lecompton No. 420 Lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Valley No. 30 Lawrence No. 6 Valley No. 30 Acacia No. 9 Doric No. 83 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 167 Dec. 23, 1906 Feb. 11, 1922 July 1, 1908 Dec. 22, 1933 Sept. 20, 1929 Aug. 19, 1889 June 13, 1921 Apr. 6, 1926 July 9, 1900 Oct. 2, 1936 July 26, 1868 Aug. 19, 1931 May 30, 1883 Dec. 23, 1910 Mar. 13, 1902 July 23, 1930 Dec. 16, 1883 May 15, 1929 Nov. 25, 1907 Dec. 1, 1902 Feb. 1, 1930 Aug. 8, 1907 �Henley, Albert Henry, John H. Herrington, Jacob D. Hertzler, Harvey B. Higgins, \Villiam E. Highley, Frank A. Hill, Harvy D. Hill, James H. Hilliker, Lynn Lamb Hinesley, William A. Hoar, Clement A. Hobbs, William Hoffman, Laton E. Hollister, Simpson Holloway, James O. Holmes, George D. Hopkins,E.E. Hornsby, Columbus Houghtettin, J.M. Houghton, Charles P. House, Edward L. Houston, M.W. Houston, Wm. E. Hughes, Joseph A. Hunt, Charles W. Hunt, Geo. A. Huson, Richard Hutches, Herbert Hutson, George E. Hutt, John E. Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Valley No. 30 Lawrence No.6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 oct. 29, 1919 Nov. 3, 1925 July 30, 1911 Feb. 11, 1929 May 13, 1920 Dec. 1, 1929 Feb. 8, 1913 Apr. 23, 1926 Apr. 3, 1906 Jan. 9, 1922 May 15, 1930 July 1, 1927 Dec. 26, 1871 Dec. 30, 1900 Oct. 27, 1928 Feb. 11, 1923 Oct. 3, 1901 Jan. 13, 1862 Mar. 2, 1878 Jan. 14, 1933 Jan. 19, 1912 Mar. 16, 1882 Jan. 19, 1875 July 23, 1922 Apr. 14, 1912 Nov. 20, 1907 Oct. 23, 1881 May 2, 1924 Sept. 27, 1935 Oct. 2, 1931 I Innes, George Lawrence No. 6 Apr. 12, 1924 J Jaeschke, Herman Jarmain, John J. Jenson, Niels Oksen Jewett, J.E. Johnson, Charles F. Johnson, Geo. Y. Johnson, Jerome B. Johnson, Newton C. Johnson, Ralph S. Jones, George W. J Or.i'~S, Harrison Jones, William T. Junkins, Walter C. Junkins, William W. Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 168 Oct. 23, 1938 Mar. 23, 1921 Sept. 12, 1928 Oct. 13. 1895 May 1, 1918 Oct. 9, 1898 ~1ar. 26, 1933 Oct. 23, 1912 ? May 2, 1935 Feb. 24, 1929 Jan. 13, 1919 Oct. 19, 1918 June 3, 1919 �K Kasold, Edmund A. Keckley, Hugh H. Kelso, Clarence Z. Kennard, Jesse D. Kennedy, Jas. K. Kennedy, X Jay Keohane, Timothy J. Kinzer, Edward J. Kirchhoff, Arthur L. Klein, Edgar Kraus, Ernest W. Kuhn, Charle L. Kunkel, John J. Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 Lecompton No. 420 Acacia No.9 I' \ ~; May 1, 1927 Oct. 8, 1925 Feb. 7, 1926 June 23, 1932 May ?, 1906 Dec. 27, 1934 Dec. 18, 1934 Aug. 17, 1922 Jan. 2, 1933 Aug. 16, 1925 July 27, 1933 Cct. 14, 1925 Aug. 30, 1901 L Ladd, E.D. Lander, Harry T. Laptad, Paul Lawrence, James Lawson, James Lawson, John Lawson, Spencer J. Lawton, Frank A. Lee, William G. Leonard, George Leonard, Wellington Y. LeSuer, Owen C. Lewis, Luther N. Liggett, John R. Light, Harvey H. Lind, Peter Lindamood, Milo N. Lindley, Corydon E. Lindsey, Elgy L. Lishner, Herman W. Love, Alex Love, Wm. R. Luckan, Fritz O. Ludington, Reuben Lutz, Jacob F. Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Aug. 26, 1872 Dec. 3, 1927 Feb. 20, 1932 Nov. 13, 1916 Nov. 11, 1895 Aug. 28, 1883 Feb. 12, 1936 Jan. 9, 1919 Nov. 2, 1929 Oct. 3, 1931 Apr. 27, 1908 Dec. 13, 1927 Oct. 5, 1933 Feb. 10, 1931 Nov. 24, 192.5 Jan. 8, 1917 Jan. 16, 192.5 Dec. 24, 1932 Apr. 14, 1932 June 1.5, 1909 Dec. 28, 190.5 Jan. 31, 191.5 Apr. 1, 1929 Oct. 9, 190.5 Sept. 12, 1936 Mc McAllaster, Octavius McAllister, Benj. MacLean, John McClelland, Charles B. McConnell, John McCurdy, Charles F. McCurdy, Samuel H. McElhany, Wilson McFarland, Charles W. Lawrence No. 6 !awrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 169 Dec. 27, 1911 May 5, 1890 Dec. 30, 1936 Sept. 11, 1927 Mar. 1.5, 1894 May 17, 1938 June 6, 1924 June 19, 1'905 Jan. 3, 1915 �McFarland, John N. McGrade, Frank NcKee, Gordon E. MacKie, George K. McKinney, John N. l'1cKone, Wilbur H. l'icMurphy, John W. McMurry, John Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Sept. 12, 1905 Aug. 19, 1913 Aug. 10, 1927 June 15, 1928 June 4, 1928 Dec. 15,1935 Apr. 19, 1938 Jan. 13, 1881 M Main, Henry J. Manley, Byron G. Manley, Robert C. Mans, J. March, Geo. March, William Frank Marks, Alexander Marks, Arthur L. Marshall, Earl H. Martin, Roy J. Martin, Wm. D. Hartling, Francis H. Mason, Myron·R. Maxwell, Albert R. Helvin, John Merchant, Herschel z.ierchant, Nelson Merritt, Francis Merry, Charles B. Merwin, Ray E. Metcalf, James C. Metsker, Henry F. Milham, William F. Miller, Albert P. Miller, Alexander R. Miller, William C. Mills, Austin R. Mitchell, Alex C. I-a tchell, Edward A. Monroe, Alexander Moore, Horace L. Moore, John C. Moore, Samuel P. Morgan, 0rville S. Morrow, Charles Horse, Frederic D. Moys, William H. Murch, Rev. H.G. Murphy, Charles W. Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia ?-'o. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence lio. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No.9 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Laurence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 May 22, 1906 Jan. 6, 1927 Sept. 15, 1932 July 27, 1895 Nov. 1, 1910 Hay 24, 1933 May 28, 1916 Aug. 20, 1927 Jan. 30, 1928 Aug. 15, 1935 Sept. 10, 1898 Dec. 24, 1926 June 29, 1910 July 28, 1936 July 4, 1933 Mar. 5, 1922 Nay 10, 1912 ~lar. 20, 1884 Apr. 21, 1938 Nov. 25, 1928 Dec. 5, 1923 Jan. 8, 1938 May 7, 1932 June 24, 1937 Dec. 26, 1912 Jan. 20, 1938 Oct. 20, 1888 July 7, 1911 Jan. 25, 1934 Mar. 24, 1916 May 1, 1914 Oct. 27, 1925 Feb. 15, 1926 Jan. 16, 1932 Apr. 27, 1916 July 29, 1931 Feb. 11, 1922 Mar. 7, 1877 June 4, 1936 N Nadelhoffer, William -Nesbitt, Houston Nevison, Wm. W. Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 170 Apr. 11, 1918 Dec. 11, 1908 Feb. 26, 1912 �Newby, Henry Noll, Fredw. Norway, D.C. Norwood, George W. Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Lecompton No. 420 Feb. 1, 1916 July 24, 1914 June 24, 1881 May 1, 1928 0 O'Brien, Delos O'Bryon, James W. Ogden, Jonathon Olin, Arvin S. Olmstead, Philip Otwer, Charles Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Lawrence No. Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. Lawrence No. 6 6 6 6 6 Oct. July July Mar. Feb. July 19, 1911 2, 1936 27, 1896 26, 1935 2, 1909 ?, 1892 P Page, Henry R. Palmer, Samuel Parcels, Byron ~j. farkhurst, Ivan P. Parmalee, Edward Carroll Parmenter, Charles S. Parnell, Benj. H. Partridge, Alanson Patton, Thomas McFadden Pa tty, Harry S.' Pearson, Thomas Pease, Charles A. Pebles, Robert Pendleton, Wm. H. Perkins, Delbert W. Perkins, Lucius H. Perry, John A. Petterson, John W. Phillips, Lewis L. Pierce, Floyd C. Pierson, August J. Pierson, Sam B. Pilla, Charles Pittsford, Enoch J. Plank, Ulysses S.G. Plaskett, Wm. Poland, Claire A. Power, Byron B. Prentice, Homer C. Prentus, S.B. Protsch, Richard E. Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No-. 6 Lawrence No. 6 ? ? Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 ? ? ? ? Acacia No. 9 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Doric No. 83 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 June 27, 1924 July 30, 1923 June 19, 1917 Feb. 8, 1927 May 10, 1901 Oct. 6, 1922 Jan. 12, 1910 July 7, 1900 Nov. 29, 1892 Sept. 15, 1904 May 7, 1891 Feb. 3, 1913 July 15, 1869 May 6, 1915 Feb. 9, 1925 June 1, 1907 Apr. 12, 1921 Oct. 12, 1929 Jan. 29, 1924 Apr. 16, 1938 Sept. 11, 1935 July 14, 1882 Sept. 4, 1916 Mar. 12, 1917 Apr. 4, 1937 Nov. 27, 1907 June 12, 1921 Aug. 1, 1936 Mar. 14, 1930 Oct. 9, 1892 Oct. 30, 1937 g Quayle, William A. Palmyra No. 23 171 Mar. 9, 1925 ,-- - ',- - �R Rader, Valentine S. Rankin, Floyd V. Raymond, Joseph H. Rayson, Thomas Reames, Thos. Givings Reding, Harry Reed, Fred W. Reeder, Edward T. Reinisch, William F. Remington, Pamphelious F. Reynolds, Charles Reynolds, Rev. Chas. D. Reynolds, Clarkson Rhodes, Lycurqus Richards, Chas. O. Richards, Henry O. Richards, Oscar G. Ridgeway, Charles L. Riggs, Henry C. Rinert, Mat Robinson, Joseph A. Robinson, Morris Robinson, William H. Robinson, William H. Rogers, H.B. Rorick, David Rose, Wilbur J. Ross, John B. Ross, John P. Ross, Wiley C. Rowlands, David L. Rudd, E.D. Russ, Alva A. Russell, John B. Russell, Luther P. Russell, Warren A. Russell, William J. Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 ? ? Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 ? ? Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 ? ? Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No. 9 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No. 9 Doric No. 83 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia ro. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Nov. 1, 1919 Nov. 25, 1937 Feb. 16, 1910 l1ar. 4, 1919 Feb. 21, 1900 July 4, 1928 June ?, 1901 Sept. 9, 1898 Mar. 21, 1932 Feb. 3, 1933 Dec. 29, 1885 Dec. 28, 1885 Mar. 31, 1911 Dec. 17, 1903 Mar. 30, 1885 Apr. 30, 1921 Apr. 4, 1915 Aug. 1, 1931 Dec. 9, 1937 Jan 13, 1937 Feb. 27, 191'9 Mar. 20, 1911 Oct. 16, 1918 Dec. 4, 1926 July 1, 1896 Apr. 26, 1923 Dec. 14, 1934 Dec. 1, 1904 Feb. 23, 1902 sept. 30, 1911 Mar. 28, 1912 ? July Apr. Jan. Nov. June 18, 1906 8, 1924 3, 1932 30, 1896 18, 1934 s Sanderson, Thomas Sanderson, William G. Sanford, William N. Schnebley, Joseph G. Scott, Boyd P. Seattle, 11.P. Sehon, Philip C. Selig, August L. Sellards, Archibald B. Shanklin, Joseph T. Shaw, Alex Sheen, Wm. R. Sheldon, J.S. Sheorer, Geo. Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Lecompton No. 420 Palmyra No. 23 Lecompton No. 420 Lawrence No. 6 Lecompton No. 420 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 172 Apr. 12, 1914 July 30, 1932 Aug. 23, 1932 Apr. 24, 1895 May 3, 1936 Aug. 7, 1901 June 19, 1938 Apr. 20, 1931 Apr. 20, 1913 Apr. 3, 1912 Jan. 24, 1904 Apr. 20, 1897 ? Jan. 4, 1890 �Shewalter, E.S. Shike, George A. Shike, William D. Shirk, Georbe D. Shir ley, Frank J. Sibley, Harry A. Sibley, Winfred S. Simmons, Frank P. Simmons, Noah Skofstad., Frank A. Skofstad., Martin J. Slack, Walter B. Smith, Franklin P. Smith, Henry C. Smith, J.B. Smith, James D. Snyder, Henry J. Sommer, George Souder, Alvah Soxman, Geo. F. Spalding, Joseph A. Spangler, Wm. C. Sparks, Harold B. Sparr, Ripley W. Speck, James J. Sperry, L.J. Spicer, William P. Splinter, J.M. Squires, Constant F. Squires, Wm. A. Stanley, Lloyd L. starr, J.M. Steele, Lewis S • . Sternberg, Leo Sternberg, Thomas J. Stevans, George F. Steven, James Stewart, Iremus D. Storm, Anson Strahm, Paul F. Strong, Frank Stubbs, Walter R. Sullivan, Lyman Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 Lecompton No. 420 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Apr. 15, 1899 Nov. 24, 1927 Nov. 26, 1928 June 2, 1929 July 18, 1930 Nov. 21, 1928 Mar. 17, 1918 Aug. 14, 1902 Apr. 27, 1898 Mar. 9, 1925 Feb. 6, 1929 Mar. 8, 1926 Nov. 3, 1933 Feb. ?, 1892 Mar.23, 1882 June 19, 1929 Feb. 17, 1900 Oct. 28, 1932 June 4, 1936 Oct. 17, 1909 June 2, 1934 Oct. 22, 1902 Sept. 14, 1925 Aug. 25, 1902 Jan. 10, 1932 Dec. 25, 1900 Apr. 8, 1922 Apr. 15, 1873 Apr. 28, 1916 June 1, 1910 Aug. 22, 1935 Jan. 9,.1895 June 14, 1916 May 20, 1908 Dec. 11, 1912 Jan. 9, 1914 Dec. 6, 1924 Mar. 21, 1918 Dec. 23, 1907 Sept. 14, 1912 Aug. 6, 1934 Nar. 25, 1929 Mar. 31, 1924 T Taylor, Jas. M. Terrell, Nymphus Thatcher, Solon C. Thompson, C.O. Thompson, Fred Thompson, Herbert Thompson, Andrew Thorp, S.M. Thresher, Luther E. Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 173 Dec. Feb. Aug. June July Apr. June Aug. Aug. ?, 1886 21, 1887 11, 1895 20, 1888 8, 1907 23, 1929 5, 1886 21, 1863 ?, 1901 �Tillotson, Trueman T. Tolbert, Charles Trask, Josiah C. Trefz, William, Jr. Trotter, Thomas B. Tucker, Charles H. Tucker, Oliver C. Tudhope, John Tudhope, John E. Tudhope, William H. . Turner , Josiah H. Doric No. 83 Acacia No. 9 lawrence No. 6 Doric No. 83 Palmyra No. 23 lawrence No. 6 lawrence No. 6 lawrence No. 6 lawrence No. 6 LaHrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 ? Mar. Aug. Apr. Jan. Jan. Oct. June June Xar. Feb. ?, 1899 15, 21, 20, 11, 26, 12, 24, 13, 26, 29, 1936 1863 1930 1925 1930 1918 1927 1934 .1930 1916 U Uhl, Earl L. Ulrich, Jacob R. Underwood, Junius Urbansky, Benjamin Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 lawrence No. 6 Feb. 10, 1919 Sept. 10, 1933 Mar. 27, 1930 July 14, 1926 v VanHoesen, Isaac N. VanKeuven, Lee S. Van\-lely, Jasper Varnum, Edwin H. Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Valley No. 30 Lawrence No. 6 Jan. 6, 1897 Sept. ?, 1904 July 2, 1873 Apr. 2, 1930 w Waldron, John Emery walker, Jerry E. l-lalker, Samuel Wall, Charles L. Wall, Glenn B. Walruff, John Walter, Wm. A. Walton, John Calvin Watson, Edwin P. Watt, John T. Weaver, Harry E. Weber, Albin Weber, Gustav Weber, John L. Weeks, Peter H. West, Joseph A. Wheeler, Gold H. Wheeler, J. Hobart Wheeler, John B. Whipple, Charles M. Whitcomb, Albion H. Wh1 te , James Whi tman , Herman D. Whitzel, P.D. wilcox, Wallace B. Wilder, C.S. Wilhelmi, Max Palmyra No. 23 Palmyra No. 23 lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No.9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No.9 lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 174 Dec. 30, 1933 Jan. 12, 1927 May 8, 1893 Mar. 24, 1918 Apr. 29, 1933 Feb. 10, 1912 Jan. ?, 1907 Aug. 27, 1914 Jan. 5, 1917 Dec. 7, 1898 Dec. 21, 1933 July 20, 1901 Feb. 10, 1922 Oct. 1, 1890 Oct. 3, 1928 July 10, 1925 Apr. 10, 1907 Nov. 23, 1919 Mar. 8, 1881 June 2, 1924 Feb. 26, 1910 Apr. 20, 1899 Jan. 2, 1925 Sept. 3, 1901 Sept. 8, 1934 Oct.21, 1895 June 19, 1918 �Williams, Oscar H. Williamson, Wm. T. Wilmoth, E. Wilson, Allen L. Wilson, Loren C. Wilson, Palmer S. Winship, Walter C. Winter, Mathias S. Wolfe, Burton L. Wollenzien, Wm. Wood, Edwin W. Wood, Sanborn D. Woodruff, Thos. A. Woodward, David T. Woodyard, Charles F. Worden, Lorenzo J. Wright, Edgar Wyler, Carl R. Apr. 18, 1926 Aug. 21, 1863 May 13, 1873 Mar. 2, 1904 Feb. 28, 1905 Sept. 18, 1917 Oct. 25, 1919 Feb. 1, 1896 Oct. 15, 1928 Aug. 7, 1903 Oct. 31, 1902 Jan. 4, 1902 Nar. 17, 1881 Aug. 14, 1906 Jan. 1, 1913 Feb. 4, 1907 Aug. 2, 1907 May 27, 1902 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Acacia No. 9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Acacia No.9 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Palmyra No. 23 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 Lawrence No. 6 X None Y Yates, Wm. Dec. 14, 1907 Lawrence No. 6 Z Zerby, John V. Zook, Loren S. Zuttermeister, Louis Acacia No. 9 Palmyra No. 23 Acacia" No. 9 Apr. 7, 1913 Jan. 26, 1935 Mar. 30, 1923 r' \ '-.' RECENT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS The edition of the Lawrence Journal World in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. BRUNNER, Helen Payne, b. 20 Sep 1904, Lawrence, KS; d. 12 Apr 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 1 Sep 1928, Indianapolis, IN, Carl G. SEASHORE (divorced); m. 19 Oct 1952, Henry S. BRUNNER. Burial Boyertown, PA. (Fri. 13 Apr 1990) COTTRELL, Margaret, b. 27 Jul 1896, Lone Star, KS; d. 29 Mar 1990, Oskaloosa, KS; m. 6 Jun 1920, Lone Star, KS, Claude Richard COTTRELL. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. (Fri. 30 Mar 1990) EBERWEIN, Olive I., b. 13 Dec 1904, Lawrence, KS; d. 12 Dec 1989, Tulsa, OK; m. 1924, Charles o. EBERWEIN. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Thurs. 14 Dec 1989) FERRIS, Marie Banning, b. 11 Oct 1895, Lawrence, KS; d. 8 Apr 1990, Topeka, KS; m. George T. FERRIS. (Mon. 9 Apr 1990) GABRIEL, Lillian Z. (MILBURN), b. 5 May 1905, rural Douglas Co., KS; d. 15 Jan 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 16 Feb 1924, Leavenworth, KS, Alvin GABRIEL. Burial Eudora Cemetery, Eudora, KS. (Tues. 16 Jan 1990) GARNER, Earl Oliver, b. 17 Jan 1907, Lawrence, KS; d. 16 Feb. 1990, Lawrence, KS; unmarried. Burial Underwood Cemetery north of Lawrence, KS. (Sun. 18 Feb. 1990) HENSON, Kathryn C. Hahn, b. 28 Nov 1908, Lawrence, KS; d. 15 Apr 1990, Topeka, 175 �KS; m. 11 Sep 1927, Lawrence,KS, W.C. "Connie" HAHN; m. 27 Oct 1982, Miami, OK, Claude H. HENSON. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Mon. 16 Apr 1990) KIEFER, Lucille Elizabeth, age 84, b. Lawrence, KS; d. 27 Dec 1989, Phoenix, AZ; husband unnamed. (Thurs. 28 Dec 1989) KINGERY, Lonzie Edward, b. 14 Feb 1909, southwestern Douglas Co., KS; d. 25 Feb 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 21 Oct 1940, Toledo, OH, Victoria "Vicki" Mary KHOURY. Burial Washington Creek Church Cemetery. (Mon. 26 Feb 1990) LAUTER, Millie, b. 3 Jul 1908, Mound City, MO; d. 8 Mar 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. Herbert ALEXANDER; m. 18 Jun 1964, Lawrence, KS, Alfred A. LAUTER. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. LEACH, Olin Edgar, b. 28 Jan 1903, Baldwin, KS; d. 27 Nov 1989, Wellsville, KS; m. 22 Aug 1939, Fort Collins, CO, Marjoria CUNNINGHAM. Burial Wellsville Cemetery, Wellsville, KS. (Tues. 28 Nov 1989) LOGAN, Earnest Marshall, b. 8 Apr 1908, Clinton, KS; d. 28 Feb 1990, Topeka, KS; m. 19 Sep 1934, Aurora DeMOSS. Burial Clinton Cemetery, Clinton, KS. (Sun. 4 Mar 1990, Mon. 5 Mar 1990) MARKLEY, Solan J., b. 8 Nov 1899, Douglas Co., KS; d. 7 Jan 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 27 May 1923 ·Mildred Katherine LONGANECKER. Burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery south of Lawrence, KS. (Mon. 8 Jan 1990, Tues. 9 Jan 1990) McCALL, Edwina Ware, age 87, b. Lawrence, KS; d. 20 Jan 1990, Laurel, MT; m. Bannon McCALL. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Wed. 21 Jan 1990) MITCHELL, Chester W.,· b. 2 Jan 1909, south of Lawrence, KS; d. 10 Mar 1990, Topeka, KS; m. 20 May 1929, Lawrence, KS, Cora Bernice GODFREY. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Mon. 12 Mar 1990) NEMEC, Teckla S., age 89, b. Douglas Co., KS; d. 28 Dec 1989, Colorado Springs, CO. (Sat. 30 Dec 1989) PENDLETON, E. Helen, age 98, b. Lawrence, KS; d. 31 Dec 1989, Sonoma, CA; unmarried. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Thurs. 4 Jan 1990) PFLEGER, Carl W., b. 28 Oct 1901, Eudora, KS; d. 9 Jan 1990, Monrovia, CA; m. 1929 Louise FREEZE. (Tues. 16 Jan 1990) PRICE, C. Marvin, age 87, b. Baldwin, KS; d. 29 Jan 1990, Oviedo, FL; m. Anna N •• Burial St. Luke's Cemetery, Oviedo, FL. (Mon. 5 Feb 1990) REVEY, Naomi Fern, b. 16 Mar 1902, Black Jack, KS; d. 6 Dec 1989 Wellsville, KS; m. 9 Feb 1922, Ottawa, KS, Edward A. REVEY. Burial Wellsville cemetery, Wellsville, KS. (Thurs. 7 Dec 1989) SANDERS, A.B. "Blackie," b. 10 Jul 1908, Lone Star, KS; d. ,5 Jan 1990, 2440 Ohio, Lawrence, KS; m. 19 Mar 1933, OK, Frances FOX. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Fri. 5 Jan 1990, Sun. 7 Jan 1990) SUTTON, Emma Pugh, b. 5 Sep 1904, Lawrence, KS; d. 22 Jan 1990, Waverly, KS; m. 11 Nov 1974, Quenemo, KS, Roy SUTTON. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Mon. 22 Jan 1990) SWALLOW, Esther C., b. 13 Dec 1902, family farm south of Stull, KS; d. 9 Mar 1990, Topeka, KS; m. 4 Apr 1928, Leavenworth, KS, Vern SWALLOW. Burial Clinton Cemetery. (Sat. 10 Mar 1990) WILSON, Henry Preston, b. 27 Sep 1906, Lawrence, KS; d. 19 Apr 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 5 Dec 1940, Lawrence, KS, Lorene I. HUNN. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Fri. 20 Apr 1990) WOOD, Ruth Woodard, b. 12 Oct 1901, Eudora,·KS; d. 21 Dec 1989, Eudora, KS; m. Eri WOOD. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, KS. (Fri. 22 Dec 1989) ZILLNER, Clement A., b. 12 Dec 1905, Eudora, KS; d. 25 Feb 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. 1 Jun 1927, Eudora, KS, Edna SOMMER. Burial Holy Family Catholic Cemetery, Eudora, KS. (Mon. 26 Feb 1990, Tues. 27 Feb 1990) 176 �WILLS RBCORDBD 1M DOUGLAS COUNTY 1872 - 1890 Abstracted from Case Files in Probate Court, Judicial Bldg., Lawrence, Ks. Key to abbreviations used: CF# - case file number DC - date of codicil dau - daughter d.d.- date & place of death (if specifically mentioned) DR - date will recorded DW - date wi 11 made dec - deceased Exec - name of executor(s) Heirs- names of heirs & other beneficiaries mentioned in will, & relationship, if shown PW - place will was made Rern- remarks or quotes Wit- names of witnesses PW ~ Redford, Westchester Co., NY DR - ~4 Jun l8~O Exec - Harper J. Dfminary, son-in-law Wit: C. H. Brown, Bedford, NY & J. W. Macomber, Bedford, NY Heirs: Wife, Elizabeth; Son. Benjamin A. Ambler & Dau • Sarah O.Dinimry Ambler, William H. CF# 68 .. . ! > W .-15 Akers, Moses Aug 1889 CF# 55 PW - North Lawrence OW -14 Dec 1883 DR - 10 Feb 1886 Exec - Rhoda Akers Wit: Thomas F. Harford. Kansas City, Mo. & James M. Hendry Heirs: Wife, Rhoda Akers & adopted dau. Ida Akers Adams, Sarah C. CF# 47 PW - Lawrence d.d.- 31 Jul 1882 ow - 5 Jun 1882 DR - 4 Aug 1882 Exec E.Corning Cowles, brother Wi t: W. L. Tuttle & J. A. McNus Heirs: Brother & sisters: Parmenas S. Cowles L. Olivia Root E. Corning Cowles Bithiah W. C. Foote Cordelia C. Gaylord Emily L. Johnson Auburn Theological Seminnry Scholarship Fund American Board of Commission for Foreign Missions Aineri can Missionary Assoc. of New York City American Bible Society American Tract Society, City of New York Dunn. Irena CF# 602 PW - Palmyra Twp OW - 13 Nov 1873 d.d. - 17 Nov 1873 DR - 23 Dec 1873 Exec - WIn. E. Barnes & BaryUa Dunn; attested by William H. Gill Wit: Mary G. Elwell, Ola Benson & Kate C. Manning Heirs: Son. Jonathan Rem - -West 80 to Jonathan, East 80 to rest of my children. ··(not named) Merchant, Prudence CF# 1591 PW - Lecompton Twp Exec - to be appointed by Probate Judge Wi t: Charles Ingersoll, Nathan Hockett & Henry Learned Heirs: .Son Leonard & his wife. Priscilla· 177 DW - 23 May 1859 DR - 31 Dec 1873 �Sawyer, Eli as B. era 2214 PW - Chy of Lawrence, OW 15 Jan 1814 d.d. 29 Jul 1814 at Lawrence DR 11 Aug 1814 Exec - Henry Waters Wit: John Hutchings & Marcus Summerfield Heirs: Wife, Harriet Sawyer: wife's son, Ira SCott First Born Charlotte Frazier; Last born dau. Marion Brastev Son Philo H. Sawyer: oau Helen Waters; Dau Harriet Beam; Son Lyman Sawyer &eightdlildren of Son Elias J. Sawyer, who is now dead. Rem - "To wife- four notes against 1) Mrs~ Helen E. Starre'tt & Willi lID A. Starrett, 2) John Hutchings, 3) Edward Chapman & Sarah W. Chapman & 4) Lucy H. T.aylor. Roy, Theophilus CF# 2015 PW - Marion Twp 1M - 1 Nov 1872 d.d. - 8 Jul 1814 in Marion Twp DR - 23 Jul 1814 Exec - Wife & son Charles P. Roy Wi t: John n. SulliYan &- G.· JI. T-erry· :. Heirs:Wffe; Children:- Charles P. Roy, Nathan J. Roy, Tabitha E. Roy, Mary A. Roy, Martha J. Roy, Ralph G. Roy & Frank T. Roy. Appointed wife guardian of two sonsRalph G. & Frank J. Casten, Zora H. CF# 453 PW - CHy of Lawrence DW-11 Apr 1814 oR-16 Jun 1814 Exec - Rev. W. K. Marshall of Lawrence Wit: J. S. Crew, J. S. White &Geo. March Beneficiaries: Rev. W. K. Marshall Fund of Pittsburgh Annual Conference of M. E. Church Endowment Fund Baker University, Baldwin Bonrd of Education of M. E. Church in Kansas Missionary Society of M. E. Church Sitzler, John CF#2210 PW Willow Springs Twp DW-9 Jan 1811 DR-21 May 1814 Exec - Son, John Sitzler Wit: Willi3l'l W. Jenkins, W. Barricklow & J. K. Goodin Heirs: Two children - John Sitz1er and Lydia, wife of Blair A. Vess of Anderson Co First wife, Elizabeth Reinesalter(?) Second wife, Elizabeth Boehler. Stone. Maria W. 2208 PW - Douglas Co. DC - 3 Jul 1812 Trustees of estate - Two sons Wit: Geo. W. Smith &Geo. P. Ware Heirs: Sons Lyman C. Roberts & Serenas H. Roberts Former husband - Serenas A. Roberts CF# Dodder, Peter ow - 15 Jun 1812 DR - 30 Mar 1874 CF# 606 PW - Mario'n Twp ow - 28 Feb 1866 d.d.- 1 Feb 1815 DC -17 Sept 1872 DR - 6 Mar 1875 Exec - Thomas Banks Wit: J. K. Goodin, John M. Haines & Philip A~ Si1Ulllons Wit. to Codicil: J. I. Paramore, E. H. Paramore & J. K. Goodin Heirs: Wife Margaret, Dau. 's - Hannah Ingersoll, Catherine Struble Mary Sny?er & Elmira Simmons; Sons -George, Marshall, Silas, Ja~ob, Davld & youngest son, Robert. (~hildren order uncertain) Appointed wife guardian of minor children. 178 �Adams, Alonzo W. CF# 62, Resident of 'awrence, formerly City of New York PW - Cleveland, Cuy~oga Co., Ohio OW - 21 Dec 1881 rx; - 17 Sept 1885 DR - 5 Mar 1887 Exec - Daniel Morgan Adams, brother, LaGrange, Lorain Co., Ohio Charles B. Adams, brother, Lawrence, Ks. Henry Murphy, brother-in-l aw, Cleveland, Ohio Codicil names Solon Thacher to replace Henry Murphy, deceased. Wit: Solon O. Thacher & Geo. W. E. Griffith Wit. to codicil: M. L. Brooks, Cleveland & E. Jo'hnson, Elyria, Ohio Heirs: -Kin w - D. M. Adams, C. B. Adams, Maria A. Starr, Elizabeth A. Parsons, Evelin Murphy. Jennie Colwell, Mary Reed, Mary McCleary. Mrs. J. Marrows Dau. Anna V. H. T. Caton, wife of Thomas Vince Caton Brothers & sisters: i. Daniel Morgan Adams ii. Mrs. Minerva Ethel iii. Mrs. Adaliza Moore iv. Mrs. Evalina Murphy v.' Mrs. 'Mari a Starr vi. Mrs. Eli zabeth Ann Parsons, her son wn li am Parsons of Vermont & her dau. Mrs. Mary McCleary of St. Louis, her granddaughter Jennie Evans vii. William Adams & his two sisters of Iowa, children of dec. brother by his third wife, whose maiden name was Jeannette Wright viii. Niece Helen Leslie & Niece Sarah Frances Norton (or Rudebeck), dau. 's of dec. sister Clarinda Terry of Ithaca, Tompkins Co. ix. Alonzo Burlison, Frank Burlison & Capitola, wife of Jerome Morrow. Esq. of Cincinnati - the children of dec. sister. Amanda Burlison. In c~dicil. names children of Minerva Ethel, dec.: Daniel Brink, Mary Reed, Sarah Scott & Jennie Colwell. Anderson. Jonas p. CF# 37 OW - 20 May 1879 Exec - Clarkson Reynolds Wit: C. P. Beeks & S. C. Barricklow Heir: Wife. Mary Anderson DR - 14 Jun 1879 Wakefield. John A. CF# 2512 published in Pioneer Vol. VII - Spi'ttle. Mathew H. CF# 2200 PW - Dougl as Co. 3~147 OW - Dec 1 1873 (1872?) DR - 19 May 1873 Exec - George Ford & Susan Spittle Wit: David Bailey & WIn. J.Leis Heirs: Dau. Sarah Ann Sullivan. her two children. Sarah J. Sullivan & Clara Elizabeth -Rem. ~ot 49 on New Jersey St •• City of Lawrencew Youngest Dau. Susan Spittle Rem ~ot 17 with dwelling on the Levee, CHy of Lawrence; Son John Spittle & Dau. Henrietta Goff "$1.00 each" Banks. Elliot V. CF# 181 OW - 28 Apr 1873 DR _ 21' May 1873 PW - Douglas County Wife, May Stephens Banks, guardian of infant child, Nigella Banks Wit: Nelson I. Stephens & G.eo. A. Banks Heirs: Wife & infant child 179 �,<' ,y", ~?:~; Y Menger, Freidrich CF# 1592 PW - Douglas County OW - 23 Jul 1874 DR - 13 Aug 1874 Exec - Wife Wit: Julius Fischer & Albert Menger Heir - Wife Sophia Menger Smith, Irvin H. CF# 2205 published in Pioneer V.ol. VIII 1:44' Smi th, Celinda CF# 2206 -w • • w.." Seewald, Joseph CF#2219 PW - Eudora Twp. ow - 20 Feb 1875 DR - 18 Mar 1875 Exec -- Franc(z) Vogel Daniel Phenicee, O. G. Richards & Joseph Stadler/Studler Wit: Heirs: Wife Techluh Children: John, Franklin, M~ry, Lewis, George, Anton & Michael Collamore, Julia H. CF# 447 PW - Late of Boston, Commonwealth of Mass., Suffolk Co. WD - 9 Apr 1869 Will proved -- 10 Jun 1872 DR Douglas Co. 25 Mar- 1873 Requests Horace Gray of Boston to be Executor Wit: John S. Holmes, Calvin p. Hinds & J. R. Batchelder Heirs: Children - George W. Collamore, Peter Collamore & Margaret Fuller Collamore Friend - Ch~rlotte M. Stone Simpson, Henry CF# 2220 PW -Lawrence ow - 21 Jun 1869 DR - 7 Apr 1875 Wit: H. W. Chester & B. A. Amber Heirs: Wife & children ( no names listed) Mohr, Elias N. PW - Union Twp., Berks Co. Pat DW - 1 Jun 1864 DR - 2 Oct 1874 CF# 1594 Exec. - Two sons, Daniel & Levi Wit: Abram H. Vanderslice & Jo-hn W. Hartrauft(?) Heirs: Wife, Mary Eight children - Hannah, Levi, Harriet, Charlotte, Mahlon, Mary, Daniel & Esther Hughes, Sinah/Linah CF#108l PW - Clinton Twp. d.d. - 7_May 1875 Wit: A. B. Shepherd & M. A. Steele Heirs: Nephews Wm. B. Chapman & Henry Darrah ow - 18 Mar 1875 DR - 13 May 1875 OF# 193 PW - Palmyra Twp. ow - 13 Jun 1874 -Funeral - 18 Apr 1875 DR - 27 Jul 1875 Wit: John Colte(?), B. S. Hale(?) & Charles Pilla Heirs:: Wife Wilhelamina & sons William, Peter, John & George- Brecheisen, Peter CF#2223 PW - Eudora Twp. Exec - Wife Mary & Charles M. Dearr Wit: Charles M. Dearr, M. T. Brangan & Franz Bleckl Heirs: Wife Mary & unborn child Wife's two dau. IS Tracy & Barba My children Joseph & Mary Smith, George (signed "Schmitt") ow - 18 Jul 1875 DR - 27 Jul 1875 --Abstracted by Pauline B. Elniff .180 �MEMBERSHIP RECORDS, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS NAMES IN 1904 BEARING NO DATE (Continued from Vol. XIII, No.3.) Submitted by Zona Smith. HANSON, HASTIE, HASTIE, HASTIE, Mrs. George Mrs. Robert Robert Mrs. Rose, letter to Caldwell, Idaho ~IS, Lawrence, baptism (Milton) HARRIS, George W., baptism (Milton) HARRIS, Mrs. George W., baptism (Milton) HAZEN, Mrs. Frances HAZEN, Rufe, letter to San Diego, Calif. HAZEN, Mrs. Rufe, baptism HARDING, Mrs. Ann, baptism (Milton), letter 4-10-10 HARDING, Claude, baptism (Milton) HENDERSON, J.A., death HENDERSON, Mrs. J.A., letter 4-20-10 HENDERSON, Ruth, non-resident HARDING, Walter, baptism (Milton) HARDING, Mae, married D.J. RICHARDSON HARDING, Maude, joined M.E., married K.L. SMITH HASTIE, A.E., letter to Caldwell, Idaho HASTIE, Mrs. Margaret, baptism (Milton) HOBBS, Mrs. Addie HALBEN, Marvin, letter, non-resident HASTIE, Ruth, baptism (Milton), joined Lutheran HARPER, Jessie, letter, non-resident HARVE, Ethel, baptism (Milton), married G.W. PETERS HATCH, J.S., baptism (Milton) HATCH, Anna, baptism (Milton) HATCH, Mrs. J.S., baptism (Milton) HELLER, Mrs. Ida, letter HENDERSON, Mrs. Nina, letter HENDERSON, Charles HENDERSON, Chester HENDERSON HUNGERFORD, H., letter, letter to California HERD, Mrs. Celia, deceased HILFORD, Filney, letter from Chanute, non-resident, deceased HAZARD, James, baptism (Milton) HELM, Edna, baptism (Milton) HELM, Mrs. Lola HIGGUNS, Ella, baptism (Milton) HARNBY, Mrs. M., baptism (Milton) for M.E., death 12-7-09 HOLBEWAY, Nina, letter to California 9-22-09 HUBER, Alta, baptism (Milton) HOYT, Mrs. R.O. HOYT, Raymond, baptism (Milton) HOYT, William, baptism (Milton) HUEY, Mrs. Alice HULSCUTTER, Pearl, baptism (Milton), letter to Leavenworth 2-23-10 HARRIS, Charles, baptism (Milton) HOOVER, Mrs. Nadine, baptism (Milton) 181 �ICE, Emma, non-resident ICE, Alva, letter to Topeka ICE, Mrs. Alva, baptism (W.C. PAYNE), letter to Topeka INGLES, J.R., letter INGLES, Mrs. J.R., letter INGLES, Pearl, letter INGLES, Pauline, letter INGLES, Edna, letter INGLES, Abraham, letter IRWIN, Mrs. Ina, baptism (Milton) JONES, Ruth, baptism (Milton), non-resident, married JENSEN, Mrs. Harry, baptism (Milton) JOHNSON, Mrs. Lula, baptised (Milton) (During Rev. Wilhite's Evang. Meeting. Age 12-14-15 in pencil on margin) JOSLYN, Miss Waita C., baptised (Milton), married A.R. HINSHAW JONES, Mrs., baptised, letter JONES, Mrs. C.J., letter, letter to Topeka JONES, Jessie, letter, letter to Topeka KENNY, Gertrude, letter from Baptist KEMP, Mrs. W.L., statement KLASS, Mrs. Eliza, statement, death 8-16-09 KREIDER, J.W., letter, deceased KREIDER, Mrs. J.W., letter KREIDER, Charles, letter KREIDER, Clare, letter KREIDER, Lucille, letter KENNEDY, Mrs. Nora Lane LANDON, Henry, baptism (Milton), non-resident LANDON, Mrs. Henry, baptism (Milton), non-resident LAWRENCE, Alfred, baptism (Milton) LAWRENCE, Mrs. Alfred, baptism (Milton), from M.E. LIGGETT, Mary LAVERY, A.E. LAVERY, Mrs. A.E. LAND, Arnott, letter, letter to Coffeyville LAlVEN, Elta, baptism LANE, Mrs. A.J., letter LANE, Madge, baptism (Milton) LANE, W.M. LANE, Nora, married F.J. KENNEDY LANE, Alpha, married PONTIUS, letter LANE, Eula Belle, baptism (Milton) LANE, Oscar, letter LYONS, Mrs. Robert L., baptism (Milton) LANDER, Mrs. Anna LANDRUM, Mrs. Sarah, letter, non-resident LANDRUM, Claud G., baptism (Milton), non-resident LANDRUM, Mrs. Claud G., non-resident LEARNER, Mrs. H.A., letter, death LINTON, Charles L., death 12-12-09 LINTON, Jessie, letter to Indianapolis, married SAXMAN LINTON, Edward, non-resident LINTON, William, non-resident LEACHER, W.A. LEACHER, Mrs. W.A. 182 �LOWERY, Marie LEWIS, Walter D. LEWIS, Nellie (LEWIS, Frances) LIVENGOOD, Fay, letter, letter to Des Moines 10-3-09 MARTIN, Charles, baptism (Milton) MARTS, Aubrey, baptism (Milton) MARTS, Mrs. Aubrey, baptism (Milton) MESSENHEIMER, Mrs. Mae, baptism (Milton) MESSAR, J.A., baptism (Milton) MESSER, Mrs. J.A., baptism (Milton) MESSER, N.F., baptism (Milton), death MESSER, Mrs. N.F., baptism (Milton) MESSER, Noble, baptism (Milton) MACKEY, Nannie METKER, Lottie, baptism (Milton), married to Cleve BOWSER, 1910 METSKER, Grace, baptism (Milton) MOODY, Nathan, non-resident MARTIN, Anna MILLER, Laura J., baptism (Milton) MILLER, Mrs. Roseatha, baptism (Milton) MORE, Stella MORTIN, B.H., letter, letter MORTON, Mrs. B.H. MOORE, Elmer, baptism (Milton) MOORE, Mrs. Elmer, baptism (Milton) McALLISTER, Laura, letter MAXWELL, Mrs. A.R., letter MORGAN, Lola, married Scott FOSTER MYERS, Emma, baptism (Milton) MYWEA, Mrs. M.E., non-resident McCARTY, M., student fro M.E. McCARTY, Mrs. M., student fro M.E. McELEARY, Roy, baptism (Milton) MITCHAL, U.G., letter McCLELLAND, Dr. C.B., baptism (Milton) McCLELLAND, Mrs. C.B., baptism (Milton) MOORE, Mrs. Rachel McCLELLAND, Mae, baptised (Milton) McCLELLAND, Vera, baptised (Milton) MORSE, Mae, married COURTNEY McCLELLAND, Mrs. N.F., baptism (Milton) MORSCHER, Laurence N., letter MURPHY, Nellie MYERS, Fannie, married COLEMAN MARLOW, Addie, baptism (Milton), letter to New Market, MO 1-24-10 NEAL, Carrie NELSON, Harry, statement, non-resident NEWCOMB, Charles, baptism (Milton) NEAL, Mrs. Emma NEWCOMB, Anna, baptism (Milton) NEWBY, Henry NEWBY, Mrs. Henry NEWBY, Nina NEWBY, Frank 183 �NEWBY, Mrs. Frank NICHOLS, E.L., letter to San Diego, Ca. NICHOLS, Mrs. F.L., letter to San Diego, Ca. NOTTINGHAM, Mrs. N.L., letter to M.E., Lawrence 1-26-13 OSBORNE, Maude, baptism (Milton) OLSON, Gerda, baptism (Milton) OLSON, Mrs. Paul, baptism (Milton), death OUSDAHL, Mrs. OUSDAHL, Augusta, non-resident ORRICK, Harry, baptism (Milton) ORRICK, Myrtle, baptism (Milton) OSBORNE, Charles, non-resident OWENS, James, letter OWENS, Mrs. James, death OWENS, Mrs. Celia OZIA, Jas W., non-resident OZIA, E.L. OZIA, Mrs. E.L. PARENTS, Lee, baptism (Milton) PELLET, Ada, baptism (Milton) POPPM(illegible), Minnie PETRIE, Mrs. R.R., baptism (Milton) PINE, Mrs. Samantha, baptism (Milton), non-resident, married C.C. ROBINSON, B----Mo. PINE, Iona, baptism (Milton), non-resident PARNELL, A.J. PLATTE, Mrs. Fannie PIERCE, Charles, letter, letter to Holton 9-26-09 POSTMA, Arthur, baptism (Milton), letter to Topeka PICKENS, Minnie PORTERFIELD, Roy A., letter from Holton PRICE, Ethel, baptism (Milton) PAULDING, J. PAULDING, Mrs. J. PAYNE, W.C. PAYNE, Mrs. W.C. PAYNE, Florence PATTERSON, H.C. PATTERSON, Mrs. H.C., death 9-7-10 PRASSER, Mrs. Fred, letter from Congo Church, letter to Topeka 4-20-10 PRASSER, Mrs. Bertha, baptism (Milton), non-resident PUCKETT, John, baptism (Milton) PRAPER, John, student PRAPER, Mrs. John, baptism (Milton), student PROPER, W.H., baptism (Milton) PROPER, Mrs. W.H., from M.E. PUGH, Nellie, baptism (Milton) PURCELL, S.N., baptism (Milton), united in N. Lawrence Jun 1910 PALMER, Mrs. W.N., letter PIEL, Mrs. Frank J., baptism (Milton), non-resident RAYLE, John, letter RALIER, Marvin, baptism (Milton) REYER, John, withdrew RIGGS, Hattie ROBSON, Mrs. Eliza, non-resident 184 �ROBSON, F.D. ROBSON, Ida, baptism (Milton), non-resident RIGGS, Mrs. S.A., death ROBERTSON, Mrs. Lenna, baptism (Milton) ROBSON, Anna, baptism (Milton) RIEMAN, Mrs. M.E., letter, non-resident RILEY, Mrs. Jennie, death 4-26-10 RUSSELL, Edith ROSSMAN, Mae, statement, Paola RIDNEUR, Roy, letter RICHARDSON, Mrs. Ann, letter, Pony Creek, Ks., letter to Holly, Colo. March 1913 RICHARDSON, Sim, letter, Pony Creek, Ks., letter to Holly, Colo., Apr. 1913 RICHARDSON, George, letter, Pony Creek, Ks., letter to Holly, Colo. 1914 ROBERTSON, Riley E., letter, letter STACKWELL, Una, baptism (Milton) SANDERS, John SANDERS, Mrs. John SANDERS, Nellie M., married Emery WOODARD STEWART, C.L., letter fro Washington, Ks., letter to Wellington, Ks. STEWART, Mrs. C.L., letter to Wellington, Ks. SNYDER, J.F., letter, letter SNYDER, Mrs. J.F., letter, letter SEVERNESS, William SCOTT, Larry J., letter, non-resident STRONG, John STRONG, Mrs. John SHOWE, Fern, letter SHOWE, Vera, letter 12-12-09, married L.S. RILEY 12-23-07 SHOWE, Myrtle STRONG, Frank STRONG, Mrs. Frank SHIRIR, Mrs. Alice, letter from Peabody SHELLER, Mrs. Lydia, letter SHIPLEY, Mattie, letter, non-resident SILU, Mrs. Lizzie SILU, Nona, deceased SILU, Charles STEELE, Charles STEELE, Mrs. Charles STEELE, Ida SIMMONS, B.A., letter, death SIMMONS, Mrs. B.A., letter, letter SMITH, Genevieve, baptism (Milton), letter STILWELL, Lizzie SPENCER, Maude, baptism (Milton), non-resident SMOCK, S.J., 8-1-13 letter to Venice, Ca. SMOCK, Mrs. S.J., 8-1-13 letter to Venice, Ca. SMOCK, Marrie, 8-1-13 letter to Venice, Ca. SNYDER, Mrs. Alice SNYDER, Aldred SNYDER, Edith SAUNDERS, J.C., letter, letter to Little River, Ks. SAUNDERS, Mrs. J.C., letter, letter to Little River, Ks. SAUNDERS, Pauline, letter, letter to Little River, Ks. 185 �SAUNDERS, John, letter, letter to Little River, Ks. SAUNDERS, Gwin, baptism SAVAGE, Mrs. Maetha, baptism (Milton), death SAUNDERS, Gladys SITZLER, Mrs. Pauline, letter SITZLER, Rose, baptism (Milton) STEELE, Ella, baptism (Milton) STEELE, Mabel, baptism (Milton) STEELE, Ruby, baptism (Milton) STEELE, Jessie, baptism (Milton) STRAHN, Florence, letter fro Belton, Mo., letter to Belton, Mo. 1911 STRAHN, Gladys, letter fro Belton, Mo.; letter to Belton, Mo. 1911 SMITH, J.D., letter fro Salina SMITH, Mrs. J.D., letter fro Salina SMITH, Ina E., letter fro Salina SMITH, Everett, letter fro Salina, non-resident STUNZ, Mrs. Charlotte, baptism (Milton) STUNZ, Katherine, .baptism (Milton), married Frank J. PITT 3-15-10 SPAULDING, Mrs. SKINNER, Mrs. J.T., letter, deceased Feb. 28, 1973 SEVRANGER, Fred, baptism (Milton) SEVRANGER, Laura, baptism (Milton) SEVRANGER, W.B., baptism (Milton) STEWART, Pearl STEWART, Mrs. Mellissa, statement, non-resident STACKWELL, Mrs. O.N., baptism (Milton) SHIELDS, Mrs. A.E., baptism (Milton) TAYLOR, J.A., letter fro Yates Center, letter TAYLOR, Mrs. J.A., letter fro Yates Center, letter TINDER, Ray, letter fro Parsons TIDROW, F.M., baptism (Milton) TIDROW, Mrs. F.M., letter THOMPSON, Herbert THOMPSON, Mrs. Herbert TABLER, Fred TRAVILLO, Maurice, baptism (Milton) TRAVILLO, Helen, baptism (Milton) TUCKER, W.B., letter, non-resident TUCKER, Mrs. W.B., letter, non-resident THORNTON, Mrs. Alice THORNTON, Carrie THOMAS, U.G. THOMAS, William THOMAS, Mrs. William TILCOCK, H., baptism (Milton), death TODD, Blanche, letter, non-resident TOMPKINS, Grace, baptism (Milton), non-resident TRAKIE, Emmy, letter, non-resident TOBLER, Mrs. Fred ULRICH, U.N., baptism (Milton) ULRICH, Mrs. U.N., baptism (Milton) ULRICH, Nellie, baptism (Milton) VIETO, Mable Clair, baptism (Milton) WING, Mrs. H.L. WALTON, J.S., letter, non-resident 186 �WALTON, Mrs. J.S., letter, non-resident WALTON, Lela, letter WATSON, T.A. WATSON, Mary WILLY, Grace, baptism (Milton) WINNAGLE, Roscoe, letter fr., letter to WILLY, Herbert, baptism (Milton) WILLIAMS, Mrs. Belle, letter to Independence, Ks. 8-10-10 WILLIAMS, Minnie, baptism WILLIAMS, Mary, baptism WILLIAMS, Martha, baptism, 9-14-10 WILHAITE, Elsie, non-resident WILLIAMS, A., letter, death WILLIAMS, Mrs. A., letter, letter to Kansas City, Ks. WILLIAMS, Darsy, baptism (Milton) WILLIAMS, Grace, baptism (Milton) WOODHEAD, Madge, baptism (Milton), letter 8-5-07, married Jas. EMMICK WRIGHT, Mrs. W.H. WILHITE, H.E., letter, letter to Alexandria, Ind. June 1912 WILHITE, Mrs. H.E., letter, letter to Alexandria, Ind 1-9-12 WILHITE, Cloyd, letter, letter to Alexandria, Ind. WILLIAMSON, James, letter WILLIAMSON, Rosa WILLIAMSON, Hal, baptism (Milton) WINEY, Harold, baptism (Milton) WOODARD, Mrs. Nellie WOODARD, Mrs. Mattie, baptism (Milton) WAFFLE, Mrs. H.C., baptism (Milton) WANG, Theodore, letter to California 5-25-10 WILSON, H.G., letter fro Topeka, KS, non-resident WILSON, Mrs. H.G., letter fro Topeka, KS WARD, G.H., baptism (Milton) WARD, Mrs. H.G., baptism (Milton) ZUB, Martinda, baptism (Milton) OBITUARY OF MRS. EUGENE LUTZ This obituary appeared in the Lawrence Journal World on December 6, 1941 (a saturday), and is part of the obituary collection at the Watkins Museum. Submitted by Judy Sweets. *** Mrs. Eugene LUTZ, 78, died Saturday night at her home 16 miles southwest of Lawrence. Funeral Services were held from the Washington Creek church at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. L.H. GRIFFITH officiated. Burial was in the Washington Creek cemetery. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. C.W. KATHERMAN, K.C., Kan., and Mrs. Earl LINDELL, Lone Star; 2 sons, Oscar LUTZ, Overbrook, and Frank LUTZ of the home; one brother, Charles SILIE, Lawrence; 11 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. 187 �DEATH RECORDS OF THE WOMEN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE FAIRVIEW METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Judy Sweets sumbitted a copy of page 178 of the Records of the Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church containing these death records. The page is titled HONOR ROLL. Fairview is in Wakarusa Township, Douglas Co., Kansas. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. E.J. RALSTON died 1909 R.W. BAKER died 1910 Ann REED died 1912 S.B. MILLER died 1911 Flora SCHNEIDER died 1914 Sara HAMER died 1915 L.D. HOWARD died 1916 Ellen COWLES died 1916 S.A. SMITH died 1917 Rebecca HARVEY died 1918 W.A. WALKER died 1919 Elizabeth BOWMAN died 1919 W.L. TUTTLE died 1921 Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Wm. HINES died 1927 R.M. DUNNING ·died 1927 Catherine BROWN died 1928 T.N. SHlRAR died 1928 Emily JOHNSON died 1928 Ellen LEARY died 1931 Emma WELLS died 1932 Mary MARS~L died 1932 E.C. COWLES died 1933 Paul KOEHLER died 1933 Anna BROOKS died 1934 John AKIN died 1935 Wm. BOWMAN died 1937 CORRECTIONS TO AUGUSTUS WATTLES GENEALOGY Lucille Wattles has informed us of the following corrections to the Genealogy of Augustus Wattles that appeared in the last issue (Vol. XIII No.3) of The Pioneer. Our thanks. The names of children for Augustus (WATTLES) and Susan LOW should have been: Sarah Grimke WATTLES, b. Dec. 7, 1837, Mercer Co., Ohio, Medical Doctor, married Lundy HIATT, M.D., June 1, 1863, resided Mound City. Theodore Weld WATTLES, b. 25 May 1840, Ohio, Farmer, married Malvena HAMMOND, Jan. 1883, children: Howard and Ruth. Emma WATTLES, b. July 15, 1842, Mercer Co., Ohio, married Oct. 18, 1864, Eaton MORSE, farmer, children: Walter Lowe, John Otis, Theodore Wattles, Stuart Tellson, Orlin Raymond, and Eleanor Eaton. Mary Ann WATTLES, b. Oct. 10, 1845, Medical Doctor, married July 4, 1882, Carroll FAUNCE, M.D., children: Theodore Wattles, Eugene, and Hilda. This information is from Perley Family Genealogy, page 242, which I found at the Newberry Library in Chicago. Stephen WATTLES of the First Indian Hom~ Guard, was the son of Nathaniel WATTLES and Prudence HOWARD. Nathaniel's parents were Nathaniel WATTLES and Ruth DEWEY. The first Nathaniel is No. 31 on page 204 of the Autobiography of Gurdn Wallace Wattles. After the death of her husband, Prudence went to Kalamazoo, Michigan. Her sons were Myrtle, George, and Stephen. 188 �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL , BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES, KANSAS 1920 (Continued from Vol. XIII, No.3). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Submitted by Mark Lenz. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER'S DIRECTORY Abbreviations used in this directory: a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T-~Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation marks" ". In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE: Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Albert; "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, R1 Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer's name. (Vera James) -- Wife's maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Children named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm" -- Name of farm. Lawrence R1 -- Post office Lawrence, R.F.D. 1. Kanwaka Sec 13 -- Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a -- Owner of 160 acres. (1866) -- Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence -- Telephone. SCHELLACK, Louie A., (Flossie FUHS) Ch Maxine; "Pleasant View Farm," Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 31NE T80a William FUHS (1892) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SHELLACK, Mrs. Rosana, Ch Harve, Ella, Grace, Louise, Fred, Louie, Jacob, Bertha, John; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 18-19 0120a (1870) Tel. Eudora Eudora SCHELLHORN, Carl, (Elmira FLORY) Ch Marguerite, Floyd, Richard; "Rock Wall Heights Farm," Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 2E T240a A. SHELLHORN (1879) SCHELLHORN, Hugo, (Dolly GREGORY) Ch Marie; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 32SE OsOa (1879) Tel. Bell Lawrence SCHENDEL, Lewie H., (Mabel DWYER) Ch Louis, Wesley, Mabel; Eudora Rl, Palmyra Sec 21NE T240a Mrs. F. SCHENDEL (1885) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville Mutual Eudora SCHEUERLE, William, Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 7N T1a M. SCHEUERLE (1917) SCHICK, Adam, (Emily MINGER) Ch Clarence, Ralph; Vi:l1and Gen Del, Palmyra Sec 8NW-16NW 0430a (1909) Tel. Vinland Vinland SCHICK, Clarence E., (Bertha SELBY) Ch Avier, Sidney; Vinland Gen Del, Palmyra Sec 9NW-1sNW T160a G.W. WHIRLOW - J.C. HITZEMANN (1909) Tel. Vinland Vinland SCHICK, Ralph H., (Mary F. WILLIAMS) Ch Sarah, Elva; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 16NW TII0a Adam SCHICK (1909) Tel. Vinland Vinland SCHIRMER, Joseph, (Gladys SIMMONS) Ch Nellie; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 19NW TII0a Lou LAWSON (1916) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook 189 �SCHMIDT, Emil, (Anna GERSTENBERGER) Ch Ernest, Harry, Carl, Ervin, Edna; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 5S-31S 0320a (1872) Tel. Eudora Eudora SCHMIDT, John, (Caroline LUTZ) Ch Erna, Lena, Marie; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 30NW 03a (1885) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SCHMITT, William T., (Mary E. TERHUNE) Ch Alfred, Frances, Carol; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec. 8S 080a (1915) Tel Mutual Worden SCHNEIDER, George W., (Emma REBER) Ch Carroll; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 4N 07a (1890) SCHOPPER, Mike, (Annie SPEECHER) Ch Helena; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 5N 030a T100a (1887) Tel. Eudora Eudora SCHOTT, Mrs. Mary, Ch Emma, Otto, Hugo, Gertrude; Baldwin R1, Marion Sec 36NE 0160a (1872) Tel. Mutual Worden SCHOTT, Victor Hugo, (Ethel WHITMAN) Ch Lola, Victor, Guido, John, Marie, Viola; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 2SE 080a (1877) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star SCHOWENDERT, Mrs. Dora, Ch Alfred, Leo, Edwin; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 12 0125a (1904) SCHOWENGERDT, Edwin F., (Caroline HECK) Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 12 048a (1904) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SCHREINER, John N., (Katherine KRIER) Ch Margaret, Anna, Caroline, Pete, John; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 19NW 0132a (1877) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SCHROYER, Robert E., (Minnie DAVEY) Ch Ada, Jennie, Jim, Lenora, Ruth, Christine, Billy; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 24E 056a (1905) Tel. Lecompton Lecompton SCHULMEYER, Philip E., (Louise SEELE) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 30SE T79a E. LEARY (1911) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SCHURLE, Jacob, (Sophie HAMMER) Ch Louie, Elsie; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 7N T156a M. SCHURLE (1870) Tel. Eudora Eudora SCHUTZ, Albert, (Della MANESS) Ch Francis, Dora; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 11 T140a W. KOHOR SCHUTZ, Oliver, (Anna SCHUTZ, sister) Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 14NW T80a Michael SCHUTZ (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SCHUTZ, Michael, (Lydia FUNK) Ch Bertha, Anna, Oliver, Arthur, Emma; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec lOSE 0126a (1885) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SCHWALM, John T., (Rosetta SCHREIBER) Ch Laura, Edith, Roy, Lester; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 33N 0160a (1907) Tel. Mutual Worden SCHWARTZ, Charles C., (Carrie LYON) Ch Virgil, Lester, Thelma; "Spring Valley Stock Farm," Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 33N 0290a (1878) Tel. Mutual Worden SCHWARTZ, Henry, (Celia HEFFNER) Ch Cora, Ivan, Glenn, Edna, Helen; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 29N 0120a (1870) Tel. Mutual Worden SCHWARTZ, Christian G., (Sophia JOHANNING) Ch Hulda, Clara, Oscar, Hattie; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 29N 0120a (1868) Tel. Mutual Worden SCHWARTZ, William, (Louise YOUNG) Ch Freda, Carl, Albert, Walter, Erna, Dorothy; Baldwin R4, Marion Sec 36NE 0160a (1870) Tel. Mutual Worden SCOTT, Albert K., (Lucie DAVIS) Ch Agnes, Lillie, Georgie, Dorotha, Hazel, Margie; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 7 (1920) SCOTT, Boyed P., (Cora MORRE) Ch Wilma, Alice; "Edgewood Place," Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 34 035a (1911) Tel. Bell Lecompton SCOTT, C., (Luna LEGGETT) Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 8SW 0135a (1903) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin SCOTT, Clifford G., (Jesse LENTHICUM) Ch Leota, Walter; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 36NE T60a Vera SCOTT (1890) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SCOTT, Frank, (Leda OEHRLE) Ch Emory, Genevieve, Clayton, Vernon; "Dreamland Farm," Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 24NE 080a (1903) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star 190 �SCOTT, Robert M., Sr., (Ellen DENNIS) Ch Robert Jr., James, Henry, Minnie; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 3N 012a (1916) Tel. Bell Lecompton SCOTT, Walter A., (Nettie PIERSON) Ch Clifford, Vera, Fred, Elizabeth, Wilma, Frances; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 11SW 0180a (1897) Tel. cooperative Wellsville SCOTT, Walter S., (Mary POST) Ch Ogden, Larkin, Junior, Willie; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec lOSE T160a James WADDELL (1920) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SEARY, Ernest, (Jennie SHIRAR) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 29SE 0198 1/2a (1874) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SEELE, Fred, (Minnie SEELE) Ch Mary, Louise, Henry; Lawrence R4, Palmyra Sec 7NW 0124a (1920) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence SEELE, Gundher C., (Anna TEACUTTER) Ch Harold, Clara; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 27NW 090a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SEELE, Louis, (Mary REIMEIRS) Ch Alma, Alfred; Lawrence RIOa Wakarusa Sec 29SE 080a (1915) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SEETIN, Samuel E., (Mary HEYT) Ch Ray, Samuel, Josephine; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 30E T80a (1871) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SEHON, C.W., (Winnie HILL) Ch Russell, Frank, Helen, curtis, Julia, Philip; "Plain View Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 2-3 0170a (1884) Tel. Bell Lecompton SEHON, Frank, (Candace SCHOTT) Ch Russel; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 2E-3 T100a A.F. KURNS (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton SEIGH, Clarence V., (Julia DANIELS) Ch Marion, Harold, Esther, Lawrence, Edgar, virgle; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 6NW T2 1/2a L. BULLENE (1904) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SEIWALD, Henry F., (Alma SUITER) Ch Carl; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 16 T100a A.H. VOGL (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora SEIWALD, Louis, (Mary BLECHEL) Ch Henry, Alfred, William, Bertal, Arthur, Mary, Josephine, Clara; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 16 0160a (1865) Tel. Eudora Eudora SELLERS, Elmer R., (Andrew, Mary, Jessie, Narva, Cora SELLERS, brothers and sisters) Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 15SE T159a SCHWARTS Estate (1919) Tel. Centropolis Centropolis SELLERS, Lewis M., (Emma SODERSTROM) Ch Frank, Pearl, Irene; "Idlewild Farm," Baldwin R2, Marion Sec 13SE T160a E.A. BROWN (1917) Tel. Mutual Worden SELZER, Dan, (Hazel FUHS) Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 19NW T120a W. SELZER (1892) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville SELZER, Henry, (Johana BURTZ) Ch Minnie, Hanna, Lilia, Anna; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 19NW-24NW-29NW 0420a (1864) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville SELZER, John, (Carrie GLASER) Ch Paul, Elfrieda, Ima, Ruby, Winona, John, Lila; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 20NW-29NW 0300a (1866) Tel. Eudora Eudora Wellsville Wellsville SELZER, William J., Jr., (Sophia BAKER) Ch Wilford, Helen, Christina, Otto; "Machine Hill Farm," Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 19NW T120a W.J. SELZER Sr. (1881) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville Eudora Eudora SEMON, Charles H., (Carrie MACKIE) Ch William; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 15SE 0140a (1877) SEYLER, Bert J.,(Della CRAMER) Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 17SE T80a Melissa SEYLER (1917) Tel Cooperative Wellsville SHAFFER, Arthur G., (Clara R. MORRIS) Ch Clifford, Harold, Ruth, Fern, Wilma, Helen, Leatha; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 33 T220a H.W. SANFORD (1908) Tel. Bell Lecompton SHAFFER, John Eli, (Marta SPENCER) Ch Ettie, Lee, Maude, Earle, Milfred; "The Garden Home," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 080a (1879) Tel. Bell Topeka 191 �SHALBAR, Julius, (Kate KLING) Adolph SHALBAR and Mary SHALBAR, nieces; Walter SHALBAR, nephew) Ch Emma, Emiel; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 28SE T80a N. SHALBAR (1910) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SHANNON, Harry A., (Ella FIEHLER) Ch Elizabeth; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec lOSE 0160a (1881) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SHANNON, O.P., (Linnie STONEBRAKER) Ch Paul, Lenora, Eunice, Charles; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 4SE 080a (1882) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SHANNON, W.J., Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 3SE 0160a (1882) SHAW, Edward, (Emma BABER) Ch Mable, Opal, Loreta, Luella, Everett, Willard; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 32N 0140a (1919) SHAW, Mrs. Hattie, Ch Lola, Will; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 32W 0160a (1882) Tel. Stull Stull SHELLY, Michael, (Maude HETRICK) Ch Blanche; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 13E 070a (1874) Tel. Bell Lawrence SHEPHERD, C.S., (Mary REECE) Ch Elizabeth, Frances; Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 36SW 0440a (1896) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SHEPPARD, A. Thobern, (Martha DODDS) Ch Bertha, Cyril, Guy, Veryl; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 32NE 0160a (1884) Tel. cooperative Wellsville SHEPPARD, Howard D., (Susie MARTIN) Ch Lloyd, Malta, Alice, Florence, Helen, Earl, Ellis, Kathryn, Keith; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec SSE T160a Mrs. Harriet DORAN Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SHIELDS, Arthur E., (Ethel HICKOCK) Ch Margaret, Floyd; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 10SW T120a Wilson MARTIN (1886) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SHIELDS, A.H., (Sadie ANDERSON) Ch Vergie, Mary; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 7E T40a Oscar COLLINS (1900) SHIELDS, Byron, (Maud DIXON) Ch Raymond, Olive, Delmas, Jean, James, Charles, Ambrose, Ethel, Mary; "Spring Vale Stock Farm," Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec lsSE 0106a (1871) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SHIELDS, J.E., (Cordelia COLLINS) Ch Bessie, Benjamin; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 21SW T160a Henry BECK (1898) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SHIER, Louis E., Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 806a (1905) Tel. Lawrence SHIRAR, Charlie L., (Alice COOPER) Ch Helen, Hazel, Lester, Denna; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 17SE 020sa 0118a (1892) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SHIRAR, Henry J., (Gertrude YOUNG) Ch Josephine; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 17 T20sa J.R. SHIRAR (1894) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SHIRAR, James R., (Denna SHIRAR) Ch Cora, Jennie, charlie, Henry; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 17 020sa (1868) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SHIRAR, Raymond R., (Lula MEAD) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 16SE T7sa J.R. FAITH (1888) SHIRAR, Thomas N., (Viola LEWIS) Ch Ray, Clyde, Estella; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 16SE Os3a (1868) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SHIREK, John E., (Sarah DANESON) Ch William, Robert, Florence, Bertha, Cora, Louis, James, Lyman, Josephine, Gertrude, Julia; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 19 080a (1915) Tel. Eudora Eudora SHIRLEY, Frank T., (Laura PATE) Ch Frank, Russell, Elmer; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 28 070a (1854) Tel. Bell Lecompton SHIVELY, Clyde E., (Mary MILLER) Ch Viola; Richland R18, Marion Sec 3NE T162a Edward SHIVELY (1894) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star SHIVELY, Edward, (Ora NINE) Ch Myrtle, Iva, Clyde, Floyd, Wilbur, Edna; Richland R18, Marion Sec 3NE 0160a (1867) SHOEMAKER, Charles W., (Minnie KINZIE) Ch Frederic, Elmer, Olive, Florence; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 14SW 0120a (1890) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook 192 �SHORES, J. Kelley, (Stella McCARTY) Ch Clarence, Eugene; "Lone Pine Fruit Farm," Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 3SW T3a C. GASTROCK (191S) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin SHULER, E. Raymond, (Minnie DILLON) Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 23NE OSOa (1900) Tel. Alfred Overbrook SHULER, Noah, (Alma DEAY) Ch Sylvia; Baldwin RS, Willow Sec 17N T160a Ellwood DEAY (1900) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star SIBLEY, H.A., (Mary E. DOANE) "Rhode Island Red Poultry Farm," Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 3SNW 014a (lS92) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SILER, Ed H., (Frances WRIGHT) Ch Sylvester, Marie, Edward Jr.; "The Pines Farm," Lawrence RS, Wakarusa Sec 2SNW T101 1/2a A.H. GRIESA (1886) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SIMMONS, Charles E., (Carrie MURPHY) Ch Myrtle, Thomas; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 9SE 0160a (1883) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SIMMONS, George L., (Gertrude FRANCIS) Richland R26, Marion Sec 14NW T220a J.R. SIMMONS (1898) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SIMMONS, Harvey A., (Bertha LUTZ) Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 3S T160a William LUTZ (1917) SIMMONS, John R., (Margaret LAWSON) Ch Ella, George, Jennie, Gladys, Earl; Richland R18, Marion Sec 1NW 026a (1878) Tel. Richland Richland SIMON, Arthur P., (Philomena, sister; Leo, brother; Susan, mother) Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 31N T1S2a Susan SIMON (189S) Tel. Mutual Worden SIMON, Fred, (Clara WATTS) Ch Ida; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 8NE 014Sa (1888) Tel. Clinton Clinton SIMON, John P., (Lizzie SHALBAR) Ch Amelia, Oscar; Richland R26, Marion Sec 6NW 0220a (1891) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland SIMON, Mat, (Mary SMITH) Ch Charles, Alfred, Robert; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 6 07Sa (1904) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SIMON, Wendelin A., (Ida HARDTARFER) Ch Lloyd; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 20NW OS20a (1873) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SIMONS, W. Collins, (Gertrude REINEKE) Ch Blanche, Janet, Dolph, Dorotha, Louis; "The Cedars Farm," Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 7 OSa (1891) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SIMPSON, Joseph, (Miranda HUGHES) Ch Joseph, James, Nelson; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE OS2a (1864) Tel. Clinton Clinton SIMPSON, Lewis, (Ellen HILL) Ch Lula, William, Myra-Bell, Eugene, Earl, Mabel; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE 01S0a (186S) SIMPSON, Washington, Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE 080a (1870) Tel. Clinton Clinton SINCLAIR, Ira B., (Lela RUKES) Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 23NW T160a M.B. SINCLAIR (189S) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SINCLAIR, W.W., (Georgia SIMON) Richland R26, Marion Sec 2NW 080a (188S) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SINK, Loyd, (Ida BARNHARDT) Ch Esda, Abott, Zella; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 7S T160a Walter HARBOUR (1919) Tel. Mutual Worden SIZER, George C., (Jennie ANDERSON) Ch George, Grace, Daniel; "Poor Farm," Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 20SE T174a Douglas Co. (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SKAGGS, Bernie W., (Rachel WINANS) Ch Bettie, Arthur; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 9SE 0100a (1896) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SKILES, George, (Mayme DORRIS) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 8NE T160a M.J. SKILES (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SKINNER, Alfred E., (Margaret DAELY) Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 3SW TS40a Hosford & Cernold (1898) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SLAUGHTER, Everett, Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W TSOa Alex SLAUGHTER (1916) 193 �SLAVENS, Robert B., (Mabel SPANGLER) Ch Thomas, Irene, Buster, Duggie, Nellie, Edith, Henrietta; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 34N 010a (1910) Tel. Bell Lecompton SLOAN, O.A, (Lydia M. SHIELDS) Ch Esther, Stella; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 10SW 080a (1918) SLUSSER, Will 0., (Effie DORNON) Ch Goldie, Ruby, Milton, Ina, Alta, Ray; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 12E 0160a (1891) SMILEY, J. Frank, (Martha SMILEY, sister; J.J. SMILEY, father; Mary E. SMILEY, mother) Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 5SW 037 1/2a (1920) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin SMITH, Abraham, (Sarah KELLEY) Ch William, Liza, John, Cora, Elza; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 34SE 02 1/2a (1857) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SMITH, Albert E., (Gladys HADSELL) Ch Merle, Juantia; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 14NW T160a Lena MICHAEL (1910) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SMITH, Albert J., (Flora I. VanFOSSEN) Ch Rosa, Fred, Lillie, William, John, Fern, Irene, Grace, Harold; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 5SE T724a P.R. SMITH Estate (1884) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SMITH, AI. E., (Ida C. EVANS) "AI Smith Stock Farm," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 28NW 0320a (1877) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SMITH, Detroit F., (Lola FLORY) Lone Star R1, Willow Sec 18N 080a (1876) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star SMITH, Frank B., (Jennie BROWN) Ch Margerite; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 27SE 080a (1881) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SMITH, Fred A., (Mary DOWNS) Ch Dorothy; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 8SE T100a Al NElS (1887) Tel. cooperative Wellsville SMITH, Fred C., (Mary WORLEY) Ch Fred, Joe, Frank, Mary, Martha; Lecompton Sec 3 0123a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton SMITH, Mrs. Harriett E., (Harriett LEIST) Ch William, Haley, Fred, Elizabeth, Rosa, Pearl, Harry, Edward, Clarence; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 34N 08a (1884) Tel. Bell Lecompton SMITH, Herman, (Avy Etta STANWIX) Ch Bernice, Mildred, Alvin, Margaret; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 15NW-22NW 0100a (1875) Tel. Vinland Vinland SMITH, Howard H., (Grace LYBARGER) Ch Elmer, Cecil; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 17NW-20NW 0208a (1906) Tel. Vinland Vinland SMITH, James J., (Ollie McGEE) Ch Hartwell, Rebecca; "Smith Stock Farm," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE 040a (1883) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SMITH, James W., (Grace L. COX) Ch Alice, Maryanna, Janeburdett, Francis; "Plain View Dairy Farm," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE 0157a (1883) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SMITH, John E., (Jennie FILPEL) Ch Gertrude, Orie, Violet, Norvel; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 1NE 060a (1868) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star SMITH, J.O., (Ethel MYERS) Ch Winona; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 34N T1a W. ROBERTS (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora SMITH, Julius, (Mary PRICE) Ch Foss, Ellen, Mary; "Smith Orchard Farm," Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 9SE 0204a (1900) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin SMITH, Orie L., (Edna TURNER) Ch Marie; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 14NE T120a J.E. SMITH (1893) Tel. Alfred Overbrook SMITH, W.A., (Fannie A. SECRIST) Ch Susie, Margaret, Bertha; "Cozy Corner Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 2 030a (1856) Tel. Bell Lecompton SMITH, William H., (Laura PIPER) Ch Guy, Frank; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 33NW 020a (1917) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SMITH, William H., (Nettie KING) Ch Florence, Dwight; "Eight Mile Farm," Overbrook R1, Marion Sec lISE 0160a (1862) Tel. Globe Overbrook SMITH, William R., (Helen KENDALL) Ch Eloise; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 8N T150a BAGELMANN Estate (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora 194 �SMITH, Willis A., (Elizabeth BIGGERS) Ch Mary, Marvin; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 3SE T160a Mrs. Jerry DWYRE (1919) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SMOOT, J.L., (Inez BISHOP) Sup't Industries "Haskell Institute Farm," Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 7NE T1000a Haskell Institute (1906) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SMOTHERS, Johnson, (Mamie WHEATLEY) Ch Jennett, Katherine, Inez; "Lake View Hunting Club," Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 15NW T10a Club Co. (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SNOW, George W., (Laura COFFMAN) Ch Ray, Margaret; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 040a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SOWARD, Charles R., (Mary ROBERTS) Ch Clarence; "Captain Creek Stock Farm," Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 30NE 0200a (1894) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville SOUTHARD, Charles, (Ada BRECKENRIDGE) Ch Elbert, Christine, Arvie; "Happy Hollow Farm," Lawrence R4, Willow Sec IN 040a (1885) SOUTHARD, John, Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 18NW 035a (1886) SOWERS, Martin L., (Nora CAULK) Ch Katherine, Ruth, Andrew, Francis; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 14 T638a J.C. WOLCOTT (1917) Tel. Eudora Eudora SPAIGLE, Edward L., Ch Vena, Alvin, Arthur; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 18SW 0152a (1892) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook SPARKS, Benjamin, Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 16SE T80a F. LOPPING (1920) SPEICHER, Lorenz, (Mary SCHEHRER) Ch Charles, Anna, William, Julius, Clara, Stephen, Tracy, Frank, Helen, Bertha, Lorenz; Eudora R3 Eudora Sec 7S-8S 0240a (1885) Tel. Eudora Eudora SPENCER, Harley I., (Cora SHAFFER) Ch Bethel, Esther, Russell, Pearl, Lloyd, Ralph, Frankie, Arline; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 13W T100a W.F. SPENCER (1884) Tel. Bell Lecompton SPENCER, W.F., (Martha TRUE) Ch John., Etta, Harley, Donna; "Spencer Ranch," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 11W 0160a (1857) Tel. Bell Lecompton SPITZLI, otto, (Margaret WUENSCH, mother) Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 3N 0127a (1900) Tel. Eudora Eudora SPITZLI, William, (Ellen BRYANT) Ch Margaret, Delmar; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 34N 0114 3/4a (1914) Tel. Eudora Eudora SPOTSER, James M., (Helen WILLIAMS) Ch Effie, Larey, Plunket, Inez; "Kaw Valley Farm," Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 20 T40a Kaw Valley Co. (1915) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SPRONG, David H., (Myrtle GRABLE) Ch Wilbur, David Jr., Alma, John; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 20 034a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STAHEL, John G., (Mabel ALBRIGHT) Ch Alvin, Wilma; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 4SE 0160a (1885) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook STALLARD, Clarence N., (Nora HARD) Ch Nora; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 T80a HARPER (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STANDING, Ralph E., (Clara DAVIS) Ch Harold, John, Mary; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE 0718a (1883) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STANLEY~ Raymond, (Lillian MEYER) Ch Ramona; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 345 0110a (1888) Tel. Eudora Eudora STANLEY, Roger, (Katherine LINLEY) (Loretta LINLEY, mother) Ch Linley, Bernice, Edmond; "Maple Grove Stock Farm," Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 3-34S 0420a (1913) Tel. Eudora Eudora STANLEY, Samuel, (Georgianna ROGERS) Ch Roger, Raymond, Laura, Georgianna; "Cedar Crest Farm," Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 34S 090a (1869) Tel. Eudora Eudora STANSBERRY, T.J., (Rosa WARREN) Ch Gilbert, Rosa, Laura, Clara, John, Thomas, Oscar; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec l8SE T1a (1920) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville STANWIX, Alden B., (Mary BALDWIN) Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 26SW 080a (1918) 195 �STANWIX, Charles E., (May YOUNT) Ch Maurine, Dorothy; "View Point Farm," Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 1E 080a (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STARNES, Warren 0., (Mabel WIGGINS) Ch Dudley, Filmore, Raymond; "Pine Grove Dairy Farm," Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 12SW T50a PARISH Estate (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STARR, Maurice, (Rose PARDEE) Ch Keith, Virginia; "Home Wood Farm," Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 5N-32N-33N 0280a (1885) Tel. Eudora Eudora STEELE, A.H., (Anna WARNOCK) Ch Hale; "Park Ridge Farm," Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 3SW 080a (1912) Tel. Baldwin.Baldwin STEELE, Ira T., (Mary WHITE) Ch Hattie, Edwin, James; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 16N 0160a (1857) Tel. Clinton Clinton STEELE, Mrs. Isabella C., (Isabella CUMMINGS) Ch J. Irwin, Robert, Margaret, Charles, Edith; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 17N 0160a (1858) Tel. Clinton Clinton STEELE, James F., (Rebecca BELLIS) Ch George, Glenn, Delbert; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 16N T160a Ora T. STEELE (1887) Tel. Clinton Clinton STEEN, Frank, (Lu1a STOVER) (Regina STEEN, mother) Ch Muriel, Orliff, opal, Geneva; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 13NW T160a Mrs. E. STURDY (1910) Tel. Vinland Vinland STEHWIEN, Mrs. Katherine, (Katherine WOELPERT) Ch Fred, Clara, Anna, Lydia, Albert; "Kaw Valley View Farm," Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 2 0100a (1881) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STERLING, Phil, (Marian CRAWFORD) Ch Lucile, Pauline, Lowell; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 7 048a (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STEPHENS, C.E., (N. Lynn McROBERTS) Ch Fern, Eva, Richard; Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 33SW 0140a (1863) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin STEVENS, Alberts K., (Mary E. MASSEY) Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 11N 0240a (1881) Tel. Vinland Vinland STEVENS, Bert A., (Grace ROE) Ch Winifred, Agnes; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 22N 080a (1873) Tel. Vinland Vinland STEVENSON, Louis J., (Rebecca DUTTON) Ch Arthur, Myrtle, Mabel, Clyde, Edward, Fern, Wayne, Burton, Alvie, Goldie; "Pleasant View Farm," Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 12 010 1/2a (1909) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STEVENIN, Charles A., Sr., (Hattie BELDAM) Ch Charles Jr., Claude, Mae; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 1S 080a (1884) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin STEWARD, William E., Ch Edna, Eva, Harley, Orville, Bertha, Alberta, Leslie, Nellie; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 18S T160a H.O. GIBSON (1909) Tel. Mutual Worden STEWART, Charles D., (Mattie EASTMAN) Ch Juanita; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5 014 3/5a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STINES, William R., (Bertha ESPENLANB) "Star Farm," Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 16 0190a (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STOEBENER, Carl Henry, (Mary & Lena, sisters) Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 6S T160a Elizabeth STOEBENER (1868) Tel. Mutual Worden STOBENER, John, (Sophia HAAS) Ch Arnold, Norma, Walter, Pauline, Oscar, Otto; Baldwin R1, Marion Sec 36NE 080a (1869) Tel. Mutual Worden STONEKING, Mems Edward, (Elizabeth GATES) Ch Edward, Peter, Martha, Raymond; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 11S 040a (1908) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin STOWE, Clarence B., Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 34E 0320a (1870) Tel. Home Clinton STRACHAN, Charles E., Ch Norman; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec lOSE 030a (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence STROBEL, Samuel T., (Ida MALON) Ch Fred, Abe, Dick, Grace; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 18-23 T280a M. PILLA (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora To be continued ... 196 �" Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. BEHRENS, SCHULTZ, SHAW Two of my gr-grandparents were Christian and Mary D. SCHULTZ. I think they were married in Illinois, probably in 1868. Born (in Illinois) to this union: Mary in 1869, Elizabeth in 1870, George in 1872, and Herman in 1875. Christian died in Douglas County in 1894 and she died there about 1913. Mary D. was married before and had at least 2 sons, William BEHRENS born 1863 in Germany, and Frederick BEHRENS born 1866 in Illinois. I would like to exchange info . with anyone having knowledge of any of the above. Ray H. SHAW, 17410 Mpl. Vly. Hy. Sp.75, Renton, WA 98058 (206) 228-4077 MANES, SHAWLEY, STRICKER, WHITSON Seek information on the Asa (A.C.) SHAWLEY family. Asa was b. 30 Sep 1879 in Richwood, Christian Co., MO, d. 12 Apr 1943 in Springfield, Greene Co., MO. Asa was married to Amelia Margaret STRICKER. Children were Mary Etta Kathren, Elva Minerva, ZelIa, Eileen, and Robert,Eugene. Asa's father was Armstead Morton SHAWLEY. Mother's name may be, Theodosha MANES. Carol WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 BRECHT, GUTSCH, HINTHORN, LENKE, MEIERHOFF, NEIL, RUPEL, VESELACK Seeking George LENKE, wife Ruth Sylvia HINTBORN and descendants. Sons: Donald married AnnaBe11 NEIL, Milton married Louise BRECHT, Howard married Rhoda Lee GUTSCH, Kenneth married Irene MEIERHOFF. Known to be in Strong City and Emporia, Kansas area 1916-1955. Ruth Sylvia born 1889 IL to George and Mary RUPEL-HINTHORN. Mrs. Richard D. VESELACK, 212 Concord Dr., Normal, IL 61761 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS' FIVE-GENERATION CHARTS ARE DUE JULY 1, 1990 if you want them in the upcoming publication. Members are limited to three charts per member. You may update previously submitted charts (please indicate they are updates in an attached note). If at all possible, please submit typed charts. 197 �DO YOU KNOW WHO THESE PEOPLE WERE? If you can identify any of these people whose photos were recently donated to the Watkins Museum by Richard Riggs, please contact the Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66049. ~, , i !, " , I " .. '''.- : -.. - '- ',!' , ~ -: ........!. . ...... . :'~~~~" .~.; ", . .:.-:-....-.. ,. \.' ," .:-.:. ' '" :,",0 ..-::,.... . " -...~' 198 �DO YOU KNOW WHO THESE PEOPLE WERE? If you can identify any of these people whose photos were recently donated to the Watkins Museum by Richard Riggs, please contact the Watkins community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts ,St., Lawrence, KS 66049. C:C-",""',~ :, '\ .'~) 198 �INDEX, VOLUME XIII, No. 4 ABDELAL, Alfred G., 163 ACHNING, Charles J., 163 ADAMS Adal iza, 179 Alonzo W., 179 Amanda, 179 Anna V.H.T., 179 Charles B., 179 Clarinda, 179 Daniel Morgan, 179 Elizabeth Ann, 179 Eval ina, 179 J.W., 162 Maria, 179 Minerva, 179 Sarah C., 1n Will iam, 179 AKERS Ida, 1n Moses, 1n Rhoda, 1n AKIN, John (Mrs.), 188 ALBRIGHT, Mabel, 195 ALDEN, E., 163 ALDER, John W., 163 ALEXANDER Francis M., 163 Herbert, 176 ALLEN Lyman, 163 Robert B., 163 AMBER/AMBLER Benjamin A., 177,180 El izabeth, 1n Sarah 0., 1n William H., 1n AMERICAN, Sampson, 163 AMSDEN, Geo. W., 163 ANDERSON Andrew S., 163 Charles, 162 Hattie, 162 Jennie, 193 Jonas P., 179 Mary, 179 Sadie, 192 Theodore F., 163 ANDREWS, Charles R., 163 ANGEVINE, Charles H., 163 APITZ, Fred W., 163 ARBAUGH, Harrison, 162 ARMSTRONG, Albert W., 163 ARTERBURN, Samuel, 162 BEARD, John W., 164 BEATTIE John, 164 Mary A., 162 William E., 164 BABCOCK, Carmi A., 163 BECHAM, Dicy, 162 BABER, Emma, 192 BECK, Henry, 192 BAGELMANN Estate, 194 BECKER, Albert, 164 BAILEY BEDALE, Wm., 164 Charles N., 163 BEEKS, C.P., 179 David, 179 Frank A., 161, 162 BEHRENS Geo. C., 163 Frederick, 197 Hattie A. (HASKINS), 161 Will i am, 197 Robert w., 163 BELDAM, Hattie, 196 BAKER BELL, John H., 164 Isaac L., 163 BELLIS, Rebecca, 196 R.W. (Mrs.), 188 BENNETT, William, 164 Sophia, 191 BENSON BALDWIN John H., 164 Eben, 163 Ola, 1n Mary, 195 Thatcher W., 164 BANGS, Wolford N., 163 BEST, Helen, 161 BANKS BETZ, Wm. F., 164 EII i ot V., 179 BIGELOW, Cassius A., 164 Geo. A., 179 BIGGERS, Elizabeth, 195 May Stephens, 179 BIGGS, L.C., 164 Nigella, 179 BIRBUSH, Henry, 164 Thomas, 178 BISHOFF, C.N., 164 BANKSON, Elizabeth, 162 BISHOP, Inez, 195 BANNING, Marie, 175 BLACK, Laura J., 162 BARBER BLACKMAR, Frank W., 164 John, 163 BLAIR Ol iver, 163 E. James, 164 Oliver P., 163 Hugh, 164 Saarh J., 162 BLECHEL, Mary, 191 Wm. T., 164 BLECKL, Franz, 180 BARKER, George J., 164 BOEHLER, Elizabeth, 178 BARNES BOENER, Wm., 164 Wm. C., 164 BOFINGER, Otto, 164 Wm. E., 1n BOND BARNETT, Mary, 162 Edward W., 164 BARNHARDT, Ida, 193 Enos, 162 BARRICKLOW BOUGHTON, Allyn, 164 S.C., 179 BOULDIN, Clark, 164 W., 178 BOWMAN BARTEAUX, Anna L., 162 Charles 0., 164 BASSETT Elizabeth (Mrs.), 188 Bradford S., 164 Henry, 164 Owen A., 164 Wm. (Mrs.), 188 BATCHELDER, J.R., 180 BOWSER, Cleve, 183 BATES, Virginia, 162 BOYD, Robert S., 164 BEAL, Ralph, 164 BRADSHAW, Mary, 162 BEAM, Harriet, 178 BRANGAN, M.T., 180 ARTHUR, Frank M., 163 ASHER, Henry B., 163 ASSMAN, Justice, 163 199 BRASTEV, Marion, 178 BRECHEISEN George, 180 John, 180 Peter, 180 Wilhelamina, 180 William, 180 BRECHT, Louise, 197 BRECKENRIDGE, Ada, 195 BREWER, Joseph C., 164 BRICKEN, Edgar C., 164 BRICKLEY, Michael, 162 BRINK, Daniel, 179 BRISTOW, William, 164 BROMELSICK Wal ter W., 164 William, 164 BROOKS Anna, 188 M.L., 179 Paul R., 164 BROWN Catherine (Mrs.), 188 C.H., 1n E.A., 191 Ira, 164 Jennie, 194 John, 162 Levi, 162 Mary E., 162 M.A. (Mrs.), 162 Nancy, 162 Rufus M., 164 Waitman W., 164 Warren B., 164 BROWNELL, Wm. B., 164 BRUNE, Gustav, 164 BRUNNER Helen Payne, 175 Henry s., 175 BRYANT, Ellen, 195 BUCK, Alfred H., 164 BUCKMINSTER, James G., 164 BULLENE L., 191 William L., 164 BUNN, Paul K., 164 BURLINGTON, Robert B., 164 BURLISON Alonzo, 179 Amanda, 179 Frank, 179 BURTZ, Johana, 191 �BUSCH, William J., 164 BUTLER, Oliver, 164 BUTTS, John W., 164 CALAFER, George, 162 CAMP, Oliver C., 165 CANFIELD, Walter J., 165 CARMAN, Charles W., 165 CARPENTER, Chas., 165 CARR, Samuel V., 165 CARTRIGHT, C.J., 165 CARTWRIGHT, W.W., 165 CASLEY, Frank D., 165 CASTEN, Zora H., 178 CATON Anna V.H.T., 179 Thomas Vince, 179 CAULK, Nora, 195 CHAFIN, Georgia T., 165 CHAPMAN Beverley, 163 Edward, 178 Joseph, 165 Sarah W., 178 Wm. B., 180 CHARLETON Martha Curtis, 162 CHARLTON, John, 165 CHESTER, H.W., 180 CHILDS, James D., 165 CHRISTIAN, James, 165 CHURCH, H.G., 165 CLARK, Albert P., 165 CLARKE, Fred E., 165 CLAYTON, Ross H., 165 CODDINGTON Charles W., 165 COFFMAN, Laura, 195 COHN, Asher L., 165 COLEMAN, Fannie, 183 COLLAMORE George W., 180 Julia H., 180 Margaret Fuller, 180 Peter, 180 COLLINS Cordel i a, 192 King, 165 Oscar, 192 COLTE, John, 180 COLWELL, Jennie, 179 CONN, Malcolm, 165 CONNER, David E., 165 COOK Hugh, 165 COOK, cont. Jul ius E., 165 COON, Ezra, 162 COOPER Al ice, 192 W.L., 165 COPP, H. Y., 165 COREY, Criley E., 165 CORKHILL, William F.~ 165 COTTON, James A., 165 COTTRELL Claude Richard, 175 Margaret, 175 COURTNEY, Mae, 183 COWGILL, Charles D., 165 COWLES Bithiah W.C., 177 Cordelia C., 177 Ellen (Mrs.), 188 Emi l y L., 177 E. Corning, 177 E.C. (Mrs.), 188 L. Olivia, 177 Parmenas S., 177 Sarah C., 177 COX Albert L., 165 Grace L., 194 Joseph J., 165 Richard A., 162 CRACKLIN, Joseph, 165 CRADIT, N.C., 165 CRAIG, Charles D., 165 CRAMER, Della, 191 CRAWFORD, Marian, 196 CREW, J.S., 178 CRIM, Edward K., 165 CROCKER, Eden F., 165 CROSBY, M.T., 165 CROUSE, Bejamin A., 165 CROWE, Frederick, 165 CULBERTSON, Wm. M., 165 CUMMINGS, Isabella, 196 CUNNINGHAM, Marjoria, 176, CURRY, Albert M., 165 CURTIS, James R., 165 CUTLER Chas., 165 Henry A., 165 DAELY, Margaret, 193 DAILEY, John A., 165 DALTON, B.J., 165 DANESON, Sarah, 192 DANIELS James G., 165 Jul i a, 191 DARLING, Thos. C., 165 DARRAH, Henry, 180 DARRELL, Asa, 166 DAVEY, Minnie, 190 DAVIDSON, Kenneth W., 166 DAVIS Clara, 195 Frank, 166 John W., 166 Lucie, 190 Willi am, 162 DEAMER, John M., 166 DEARR, Charles M., 180 DEATZ, Adam C., Jr., 166 DEAY Alma, 193 Ellwood, 193 John R., 162 DEBELBESS/DIVELBLISS John, 162,166 DEERING, John H., 166 DeFOREST, Charles, 166 DELINGER, Uriah F., 166 DEMING, Newell P., 166 DeMOSS, Aurora, 176 DENNIS Ellen, 191 James M., 166 DEWEY, Ruth, 188 DICKER, Alfred J., 166 DILLON, Minnie, 193 DIMINARY, Harper J., 177 DINIMRY, Sarah 0., 177 DINKLEY, John T., 166 oINSMOOR, Frank F., 166 DIVELBLISS/DEBELBESS John, 162, 166 DIXON, Maud, 192 DOANE Benjamin F., 166 Mary E., 193 DODDER Catherine, 178 David, 178 Elmira, 178 George, 178 Hannah, 178 Jacob, 178 Margaret, 178 Marshall, 178 Mary, 178 Peter, 178 200 DODDER, cont. Robert, 178 Si las, 178 S.R., 166 DODDS, Martha, 192 DOLISI, John Edward, 166 DORAN, Harriet (Mrs.), 192 DORNON, Effie, 194 DORRIS, Mayme, 193 DORSEY, Eli F., 166 DOTY, Frank H., 166 DOWNS, Mary, 194 DREW, Joseph, 166 DUNCAN Chas. S., 166 Wesley H., 166 DUNLAP, Charles G., 166 DUNN Barylla, 177 Irena, 177 Jonathan, 177 Samuel H., 162 DUNNING, R.M. (Mrs.), 188 DURR, Alfred F., 166 DUTTON, Rebecca, 196 DWYER, Mabel, 189 DWYRE, Jerry (Mrs.), 195 EASTMAN Mattie, 196 Wal ter M., 166 EBERWEIN Charles 0., 175 Ol ive I., 175 ECKE, Julius C., 166 EDGAR, Robert A., 166 EDMONDS, Thomas J., 166 EDMONDSON, Robert, 166 EGGERT, Walter W., 166 EIDERMILLER Alexander G., 166 ELDER, Wm. Henry, 166 ELLIOTT, Russell D., 166 ELLISON, Joseph, 166 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 180 ELWELL, Mary G., 177 EMERY, Charles E., 162 EMLEY, Samuel C., 166 EMMICK, Jas., 187 ENOS, H.L., 166 ENYART, Frank D., 166 ERICSSON, Herman C., 166 ESPENLANB, Bertha, 196 ESTERLY, Chas. E., 166 �ETHEL Minerva, 179 Minerva (Mrs.), 179 EVANS Frank T., 166 Ida C., 194 Jennie, 179 William J., 166 EVATT, Wm., 166 EWING, Florence A., 166 FAITH, J.R., 192 FARNAM, Edward R., 166 FAUNCE Carroll, 188 Eugene, 188 Hi lda, 188 Theodore Wattles, 188 FERRILL, Thos. J., 166 FERRIS George T., 175 Marie Banning, 175 FIEGENBAUM Benjamin F., 166 FIEHLER, Ella, 192 FIELDS, S.F., 166 FILPEL, Jennie, 194 FISCHER, Julius, 180 FISHER, Fred G., 166 FITZPATRICK, James, 166 FLINN, Geo., 166 FLORER, John E., 167 FLORY Elmi ra, 189 Lola, 194 FLOYD, Charles B., 167 FLUKE Wm. W., 167 W.W. (Mrs.), 162 FOOTE, Bithiah W.C., 177 FORD George, 179 William V., 167 FORTER, Samuel A., 167 FOSTER Lew IJ., 167 Scott, 183 FOX, Frances, 176 FRANCIS, Gertrude, 193 FRAZER, Robert L., 167 FRAZIER, Charlotte, 178 FREEZE, Louise, 176 FRENCH, Frank, 167 FRYE, Frederick R., 167 FUGATE, Joseph B., 167 HAHN Kathryn C., 175 IJ.C. "Connie", 176 HAINES, John M., 178 HAIR, Frank N., 167 HALBEN, Marvin, 181 HALE, B.S., 180 GABRIEL HALL Alvin, 175 Clarence S., 167 Charles C., 167 Hiram S., 167 Li II ian Z., 175 Hubert E., 167 GADDIS, Edward E., 167 HAMER, Sara (Mrs.), 188 GALLAGHER, Eugene T., 167 HAMLIN, James A., 167 GARDNER, Theodore, 167 HAMMER, Sophie, 190 GARNER, Earl Oliver, 175 HAMMERT, John, 167 GASTROCK, C., 193 HAMMOND, Malvena, 188 GATES, Elizabeth, 196 HANEY, J.H., 162 GAYLORD, Cordelia C., 177 HANNA, Franklin P.O., 167 GERSTENBERGER, Anna, 190 >, HANSEN, Theodore N., 167 GIBSON, H.O., 196 HANSON GILBERT, Robert L., 167 George IJ., 167 GILL, IJilliam H., 177 George (Mrs.), 181 GILLETTE, Charles IJ., 167 Geo. IJ., 167 GILMORE, John, 162 H.IJ., 167 GLASER, Carrie, 191 GLENDINNING, James I., 167 HARBOUR, IJalter, 193 GODFREY, Cora Bernice, 176 HARD, Nora, 195 HARDING GOFF Ann (Mrs.), 181 Henrietta Spittle, 179 Claude, 181 GOODIN, J.K., 178 GRABLE, Myrtle, 195 Mae, 181 Maude, 181 GRAY Geo. IJ., 167 IJalter, 181 Horace, 180 HARDTARFER, Ida, 193 Samuel H., 167 HARDIJICK, Sally B., 162 GREEN HARMAN H.M., 167 Ralph, 167 Ulysses S., 167 IJill H., 167 GREENLEE, M.D., 167 HARMON, Benj. F., 167 GREGORY, Dolly, 189 HARNBY, M. (Mrs.), 181 GRIESA HARPER, 195 Adolph C., 167 Jessie, 181 A.H., 193 HARRIS GRIFFITH Charles, 181 Geo. IJ.E., 179 George IJ., 181 L.H. (Rev.), 187 J .M., 167 T.D., 167 Lawrence, 181 GRIGGS IJ.C., 162 John R., 167 HARTFORD, Thomas F., 177 Sidney IJ., 167 HARTLEY, Forest M., 167 GRISIJOLD, J.F., 167 HARTRAUFT, John IJ., 180 GUTSCH, Rhoda Lee, 197 HARVE, Ethel, 181 GIJIN, Nathan A., 167 HARVEY Rebecca (Mrs.), 188 HAAS, Sophia, 196 HASKELL HADSELL, Gladys, 194 Dudley C., 167 FUHS Flossie, 189 Hazel, 191 IJill i am, 189 FUNK, Lydia, 190 201 HASKELL, cont. Frank W., 167 John G., 167 HASKINS, Hattie A., 161 HASTIE A.E., 181 Margaret (Mrs.), 181 Robert, 181 Rose (Mrs.), 181 Ruth, 181 HATCH Anna, 181 J.S., 181 HAZARD, James, 181 HAZEN Frances (Mrs.), 181 Rufe, 181 HECK, Caroline, 190 HEFFNER, Celia, 190 HEIGES, Jonas, 167 HELLER, Ida (Mrs.), 181 HELM Edna, 181 Lola (Mrs.), 181 HENDERSON Charles, 181 Chester, 181 Howard IJ., 167 John A., 167 J.A., 181 Nina (Mrs.), 181 Ruth, 181 HENDRY, James M., 177 HENLEY, Albert, 168 HENRY, John M., 168 HENSON Claude H., 176 Emily, 162 Kathryn C. Hahn, 175 HERD, Celia (Mrs.), 181 HERRINGTON, Jacob D., 168 HERTZLER, Harvey B., 168 HETRICK, Maude, 192 HEYT, Mary, 191 HIATT, Lundy, 188 HICKOCK, Ethel, 192 HIGGINS, IJilliam E., 168 HIGGUNS, Ella, 181 HIGHLEY, Frank A., 168 HILFORD, Filney, 181 HILL Ellen, 193 Harvy D., 168 James H., 168 IJinnie, 191 �HUNT HilliKER, lynn lamb, 168 Charles W., 168 HINDS, Calvin P., 180 George J., 162 HINES, wm. (Mrs.), 188 Geo. A., 168 HINESLEY, William A., 168 HUSON, Richard, 168 HINSHAW, A.R., 182 HUTCHES, Herbert, 168 HINTHORN HUTCHINGS, John, 178 George, 197 HUTSON, George E., 168 Ruth Sylvia, 197 HUTT, John E., 168 HITZEMANN, J.C., 189 HOAR, Clement A., 168 ICE HOBBS Addie (Mrs.), 181 Alva, 182 Will i am, 168 Emma, 182 INGERSOll HOCKETT, Nathan, 177 Charles, 1n HOEHlER, Paul (Mrs.), 188 Hannah, 178 HOFFMAN, laton E., 168 HOlBEWAY, Nina, 181 INGLES HOlliSTER, Simpson, 168 Abraham, 182 HOllOWAY Edna, 182 James 0., 168 J.R., 182 Kate (Mrs.), 162 Paul ine, 182 HOLMES Pearl, 182 George D., 168 INNES, George, 168 Jobn S., 180 IRWIN, Ina (Mrs.), 182 HOOVER, Nadine (Mrs.), 181 HOPKINS, E.E., 168 JACOBSEN, Anna, 162 HORNSBY JAESCHKE, Herman, 168 Carrie M. (Mrs.), 162 JAMESON, Mrs., 162 Columbus, 168 JARMAIN, John J., 168 HOSFORD & CERNOlD, 193 JENKINS HOUGHTETTIN, J.M., 168 Peter, 162 HOUGHTON, Charles P., 168 William W., 178 HOUSE, Edward l., 168 JENSEN, Harry (Mrs.), 182 HOUSTON JENSON, Niels Oksen, 168 M.W., 168 JEWETT, J.E., 168 wm. E., 168 JOHANNING, Sophia, 190 HOUT, Henry, 162 JOHNSON HOWARD Charles F., 168 l.D. (Mrs.), 188 Emily L., 1n Prudence, 188 Emily (Mrs.), 188 HOWELL, A.K. (Mrs.), 162 E., 179 HOWLAND, Marcia B., 162 Geo. Y., 168 HOYT Indiana, 162 Raymond, 181 Jerome B., 168 R.O. (Mrs.), 181 lula (Mrs.), 182 William, 181 Newton C., 168 HUBER, Alta, 181 Ralph S., 168 HUEY, Al ice (Mrs.), 181 JONES HUGHES C.J. (Mrs.), 182 Joseph A., 168 George W., 168 Mi randa, 193 Harri son, 168 Sinah/linah, 180 Jessie, 182 HUlSCUTTER, Pearl, 181 Mrs., 182 HUNGERFORD, H., 181 Ruth, 182 HUNN, lorene I., 176 Will i am, 162 lAND, Arnott, 182 lANDER Anna (Mrs.), 182 Harry T., 169 lANDON, Henry, 182 LANDRUM Claud G., 182 Sarah (Mrs.), 182 KASOlD, Edmund A., 169 KAT HERMAN lANE C.W. (Mrs.), 187 Alpha, 182 A.J. (Mrs.), 182 KECKlEY, Hugh H., 169 KEEFER, George W., 162 Eula Belle, 182 KEllEY, Sarah, 194 Madge, 182 KEllOGG, May Belle, 160 Nora, 182 KELSO, Clarence Z., 169 Oscar, 182 KEMBERLING, Sonnie, 163 W.M., 182 KEMP, W.l. (Mrs.), 182 lAPTAD, Paul, 169 KENDALL, Helen, 194 LAUTER KENNARD, Jesse D., 169 Al fred A., 176 KENNEDY Millie, 176 F.J., 182 lAVERY, A.E., 182 Jas. K., 169 lAWRENCE Nora Lane (Mrs.), 182 Al fred, 182 X Jay, 169 James, 169 KENNY, Gertrude, 182 LAWSON KEOHANE, Timothy J., 169 James, 169 KHOURY John, 169 Victoria "Vicki" Mary, 176 lou, 189 KIEFER Margaret, 193 Lucille Elizabeth, 176 Spencer J., 169 KING, Nettie, 194 lAWTON, Frank A., 169 KINGERY lEACH, Olin Edgar, 176 Lonzie Edward, 176 lEACHER, W.A., 182 KINZER, Edward J., 169 lEARNED, Henry, 177 KINZIE, Minnie, 192 lEARNER, H.A. (Mrs.), 182 KIRCHHOFF, Arthur L., 169 lEARY KLASS, Eliza (Mrs.), 182 Ellen (Mrs.), 188 KLEIN, Edgar, 169 E., 190 KLING, Kate, 192 lEE, William G., 169 KNIGHT LEGGETT, Luna, 190 Elizabeth (Mrs.), 162 LEIBEY KOHOR, W., 190 Nancy A. (Mrs.), 162 KRAUS, Ernest W., 169 lEIS, Wm. J., 179 KREIDER lEIST, Harriett, 194 Charles, 182 lENKE Clare, 182 Donald, 197 J.W., 182 George, 197 luci lle, 182 Howard, 197 KRIER, Katherine, 190 Kenneth, 197 KUHN, Charle l., 169 Mi l ton, 197 KUNKEL, John J., 169 lENTHICUM, Jesse, 190 KURNS, A. F., 191 lENZ, Mark, 189 lEONARD lADD, E.D., 169 George, 169 lAIVEN, Elta, 182 Wellington Y., 169 JONES, cont. William T., 168 JOSLYN, Waita C., 182 JUNKINS Walter C., 168 William W., 168 202 �LESLIE, Helen, 179 LeSUER, Owen C., 169 LEWIS Frances, 183 Luther N., 169 Nell ie, 183 Viola, 192 Walter D., 183 LIGGETT John R., 169 Mary, 182 LIGHT, Harvey M., 169 LIND, Peter, 169 LINDAMOOD, Milo M., 169 LINDELL, Earl (Mrs.), 187 LINDLEY, Corydon E., 169 LINDSEY, Elgy L., 169 LINLEY Katherine, 195 Loretta, 195 LINTON Charles L., 182 Edward, 182 Jessie, 182 Will i am, 182 LISHNER, Herman W., 169 LIVENGOOD, Fay, 183 LOFGREN, Francis, 162 LOGAN Earnest Marshall, 176 LONGANECKER Mildred Katherine, 176 LONGFELLOW, Charles, 162 LOPPING, F., 195 LOVE Alex, 169 Wm. R., 169 LOW, Susan, 188 LOWERY, Marie, 183 LUCKAN, Fritz 0., 169 LUDINGTON, Reuben, 169 LUM, S.Y., 161 LUTZ Bertha, 193 Carol ine, 190 Eugene (Mrs.), 187 Frank, 187 Jacob F., 169 Oscar, 187 Will i am, 193 LYBARGER, Grace, 194 LYON, Carrie, 190 LYONS Robert L. (Mrs.), 182 MACKEY, Nannie, 183 MACKIE Carri e, 191 George K., 170 MacLEAN, John, 169 MACOMBER, J.W., 177 MAIN, Henry J., 170 MALON, Ida, 196 MANES, Theodosha, 197 MANESS, Della, 190 MANLEY Myron G., 170 Robert C., 170 MANNING, Kate C., 177 MANS, J., 170 MARCH Geo., 170, 178 William Frank, 170 MARKLEY, Solan J., 176 MARKS Alexander, 170 Arthur L., 170 MARLOW, Addie, 183 MARROWS, J. (Mrs.), 179 MARSHALL Earl H., 170 Mary (Mrs.), 188 W.K. (Rev.), 178 MARTIN Anna, 183 Charles, 183 Roy J., 170 Susie, 192 Wi lson, 192 Wm. D., 170 MARTLING, Francis H., 170 MARTS, Aubrey, 183 MARVIN, Jos., 160 MASON, Myron R., 170 MASSEY, Mary E., 196 MAXWELL Albert R., 170 A.R. (Mrs.), 183 McALLASTER, Octavius, 169 McALLISTER Benj., 169 Laura, 183 McCALL Bannon, 176 Edwina Ware, 176 McCARTY M., 183 Stella, 193 McCLASKEY, J.R., 162 McCLEARY Mary, 179 Mary (Mrs.), 179 McCLELLAND Charles B., 169 C.B. (Dr., Mrs.), 183 Mae, 183 N.F. (Mrs.), 183 Vera, 183 McCONNELL, John, 169 McCREATH James, 162 Sarah, 162 McCURDY Charles F., 169 El izabeth, 162 Samuel H., 169 McELEARY, Roy, 183 McELHANY, Wilson, 169 McFARLAND Charles W., 169 Edna D., 160 John N., 170 McGEE, Olli, 194 McGRADE, Frank, 170 McKEE, Gordon E., 170 McKINNEY, John N., 170 McKONE, Wilbur H., 170 McMURPHY, John W., 170 McMURRY, John, 170 McNUS, J.A., 1n McROBERTS, N. Lynn, 196 MEAD, Lula, 192 MEIERHOFF, Irene, 197 MELVIN, John, 170 MENDENHALL S.E. (Mrs.), 162 MENGER Albert, 180 Freidrich, 180 Sophia, 180 MERCHANT Herschel, 170 Leonard, 1n Nelson, 170 Pri scilla, 1n Prudence, 1n MERRITT, Francis, 170 MERRY, Charles B., 170 MERWIN, Ray E., 170 MESSAR/MESSER J.A., 183 Noble, 183 N.F., 183 203 MESSENHEIMER Mae (Mrs.), 183 METCALF, James C., 170 METKER, Lottie, 183 METSKER Grace, 183 Henry F., 170 MEYER, Lillian, 195 MICHAEL, Lena, 194 MILBURN, Lillian Z., 175 MILHAM, William F., 170 MILLER Albert P., 170 Alexander R., 170 Ella (Mrs.), 162 Laura J., 183 Mary, 192 Roseatha (Mrs.), 183 S.B. (Mrs.), 188 Will iam C., 170 MILLS, Austin R., 170 MINGER, Emily, 189 MITCHAL, U.G., 183 MITCHELL Alex C., 170 Chester W., 176 Edward A., 170 MOHR Charlotte, 180 Daniel, 180 Eli as N., 180 Esther, 180 Hannah, 180 Harriet, 180 Levi, 180 Mahlon, 180 Mary, 180 MONROE, Alexander, 170 MOODY, Nathan, 183 MOORE Adaliza (Mrs.), 179 Elmer, 183 Horace L., 170 John C., 170 Rachel (Mrs.), 183 Samuel P., 170 MORE, Stella, 183 MORGAN Lola, 183 Orville S., 170 MORRE, Cora, 190 MORRIS, Clara R., 191 MORROW Capitola, 179 Charles, 170 �PARSONS, cont. Mary, 179 William, 179 PARTRIDGE, Alanson, 171 PATE, Laura, 192 OEHRLE, Leda, 190 PATTERSON OGDEN, Jonathon, 171 H.C., 184 OLIN, Arvin S., 171 Wi II iam A., 160 OLMSTEAD PATTON Phil ip, 171 Thomas McFadden, 171 Phill ip, 162 PATTY, Harry S., 171 OLSON PAULDING, J., 184 Gerda, 184 PAYNE Paul (Mrs.), 184 Florence, 184 ORRICK Helen, 175 Harry, 184 W.C., 182, 184 Myrtle, 184 PEARSON OSBORNE Katherine, 162 Charles, 184 Thomas, 171 Maude, 184 PEASE, Charles A., 171 OTWER, Charles, 171 PEBLES, Robert, 171 OUSDAHL PELLET, Ada, 184 Augusta, 184 PENDLETON Mrs., 184 E. Helen, 176 OWENS Wm. H., 171 Celia (Mrs.), 184 PENNINGTON, Elizabeth, 162 Elsie, 162 PEPPER, E.A. (Mrs.), 162 James, 184 PERKINS OZIA Delbert W., 171 E.L., 184 Lucius H., 171 Jas. W., 184 PERRY, John A., 171 O'BRIEN, Delos, 171 170 PETERS, G.W., 181 O'BRYON, James W., 171 PETRIE, R.R. (Mrs.), 184 PAGE, Henry R., 171 PETTERSON, John W., 171 PALMER PFLEGER, Carl W., 176 PHENICEE, Daniel, 180 Samuel, 171 W.N. (Mrs.), 184 PHILLIPS, Lewis L., 171 PICKENS, Minnie, 184 PARAMORE E.H., 178 PIEL, Frank J. (Mrs.), 184 J.L,178 PIERCE PARCELS, Byron M., 171 Charles, 184 PARDEE, Rose, 196 Floyd C., 171 PARENTS, Lee, 184 PIERSON PARISH Estate, 196 August J., 171 PARKHURST, Ivan P., 171 Nettie, 191 PARMALEE Sam B., 171 Edward Carroll, 171 PILLA PARMENTER, Charles S., 171 Charles, 171, 180 PARNELL M., 196 A.J., 184 PINE Benj. M., 171 lona, 184 PARSONS Samantha (Mrs.), 184 Eli zabeth Ann (Mrs.), 179 PIPER, Laura, 194 Elizabeth A., 179 179 PITT, Frank J., 186 Jennie, 179 PITTSFORD, Enoch J., 171 MORROW, cont. Jerome, 179 MORSCHER, Laurence N., 183 MORSE Eaton, 188 Eleanor Eaton, 188 Frederic D., 17D John Otis, 188 Mae, 183 Maud B., 161 Orl in Raymond, 188 Stuart Tellson, 188 Theodore Wattles, 188 Walter Lowe, 188 MORTIN/MORTON, B.H., 183 MOYS, William H., 170 MURCH, Rev. H.G., 170 MURPHY Carrie, 193 Charles W., 170 Evalina (Mrs.), 179 Evel in, 179 Henry, 179 Nellie, 183 MYERS Emma, 183 Ethel, 194 Fannie, 183 MYWEA, M.E. (Mrs.), 183 NADELHOFFER, William, NEAL Carrie, 183 Emma (Mrs.), 183 NEIL, AnnaBell, 197 NElS, Al, 194 NELSON, Harry, 183 NEMEC, Teckla S., 176 NESBITT, Houston, 170 NEVISON, Wm. W., 170 NEWBY Frank, 183 Frank (Mrs.), 184 Henry, 171, 183 Nina, 183 NEWCOMB Anna, 183 Charles, 183 NICHOLS E.L., 184 F.L. (Mrs.), 184 NINE, Ora, 192 NOLL, Fred W., 171 NORTON, Sarah Frances, NORWAY, D.C., 171 NORWOOD, George W., 171 NOTTINGHAM N.L. (Mrs.), 184 204 PLANK, Ulysses S.G., 171 PLASKETT, Wm., 171 PLATTE, Fannie (Mrs.), 184 POLAND, Claire A., 171 PONTIUS, Alpha, 182 POPPM(?), Minnie, 184 PORTERFIELD, Roy A., 184 POST, Mary, 191 POSTMA, Arthur, 184 POWER, Byron B., 171 PRAPER, John, 184 PRASSER Bertha (Mrs.), 184 Fred (Mrs.), 184 PREISACH, Louisa, 162 PRENTICE, Homer C., 171 PRENTUS, S.B., 171 PRICE Anna N., 176 C. Marvin, 176 Ethel, 184 Mary, 194 PROPER, W.H., 184 PROTSCH, Richard E., 171 PUCKETT Enos (Rev.), 162 John, 184 PUGH Emma, 176 Nell ie, 184 PURCELL, S.N., 184 QUAYLE, William A., 171 RADER, Valentine S., 172 RALIER, Marvin, 184 RALSTON, E.J. (Mrs.), 188 RANDALL, Polly, 162 RANKIN Floyd V., 172 Phoebe E. (Mrs.), 162 RAYLE, John, 184 RAYMOND, Joseph M., 172 RAYSON, Thomas, 172 REAMES, Thos. Givings, 172 REBER, Emma, 190 REDING, Harry, 172 REECE, Mary, 192 REED Ann (Mrs.), 188 Fred W., 172 Mary, 179 REEDER, Edward T., 172 REIMEIRS, Mary, 191 REINEKE, Gertrude, 193 �REINESALTER El izabeth, 178 REINISCH, William F., 172 REMINGTON Pamphelious F., 172 REVEY Edward A., 176 Naomi Fern, 176 REYER, John, 184 REYNOLDS Charles, 172 Chas. D. (Rev.), 172 Clarkson, 172, 179 Will i am, 162 RHODES, Lycurqus, 172 RICH, Levi, 162 RICHARDS Chas. 0., 172 Henry 0., 172 Oscar G., 172 O.G., 180 RICHARDSON Ann (Mrs.), 185 D.J., 181 George, 185 Sim, 185 RIDENOUR, Peter D., 162 RIDGEWAY, Charles L., 172 RIDNEUR, Roy, 185 RIEMAN, M.E. (Mrs.), 185 RIGGS Hattie, 184 Henry C., 172 Richard, 160, 198 S.A. (Mrs.), 185 RILEY Jennie (Mrs.), 185 L.S., 185 RINERT, Mat, 172 ROBERTS Lyman C., 178 Maria W., 178 Mary, 195 Serenas A., 178 Serenas H., 178 W., 194 ROBERTSON Lenna (Mrs.), 185 Riley E., 185 ROBINSON C.C., 184 Joseph A., 172 Morris, 172 William H., 172 ROBSON Anna, 185 Eliza (Mrs.), 184 F.D., 185 Ida, 185 ROE, Grace, 196 ROGERS Georgi anna, 195 H.B., 172 ROOT, L. Olivia, 177 RORICK, David, 172 ROSE, Wilbur J., 172 ROSS John B., 172 John P., 172 Wi ley c., 172 ROSSMAN, Mae, 185 ROWLANDS, David L., 172 ROY Charles P., 178 Frank J., 178 Frank T., 178 Martha J., 178 Mary A., 178 Nathan J., 178 Ralph G., 178 Tabitha E., 178 Theophi lus, 178 RUDD, E.D., 172 RUDEBECK Sarah Frances, 179 RUKES, Lela, 193 RUPEL, Mary, 197 RUSS, Alva A., 172 RUSSELL Edi th, 185 John B., 172 Luther P., 172 Warren A., 172 William J., 172 SANDERS A.B. "Blackie", 176 John, 185 NellieM.,185 SANDERSON Thomas, 172 William G., 172 SANDHOVAL, John, 162 SANFORD H.W., 191 WilliamN.,172 SAUNDERS Gladys, 186 Gwin, 186 SCHMIDT, cont. SAUNDERS, cont. Harry, 190 John, 186 John, 190 J.C., 185 Lena, 190 Paul ine, 185 SAVAGE, Maetha (Mrs.), 186 Mari e, 190 SCHMITT SAWYER Charlotte, 178 Al fred, 190 Carol, 190 El ias B., 178 Eli as J., 178 Frances, 190 George, 180 Harriet, 178 William T., 190 Helen, 178 Lyman, 178 SCHNEBLEY, Joseph G., 172 SCHNEIDER Marion, 178 Ph il 0 H., 178 Carroll, 190 SAXMAN, Jessie, 182 Flora (Mrs.), 188 George W., 190 SCHEHRER, Mary, 195 SCHELLACK SCHOPPER Louie A., 189 Helena, 190 Mike, 190 Maxine, 189 SCHELLHORN SCHOTT Carl, 189 Candace, 191 Floyd, 189 Emma, 190 Hugo, 189 Gertrude, 190 Margueri te, 189 Guido, 190 Hugo, 190 Marie, 189 Richard, 189 John, 190 SCHENDEL Lola, 190 F. (Mrs.), 189 Marie, 190 Lewie H., 189 Mary (Mrs.), 190 Loui s, 189 Otto, 190 Mabel, 189 Victor, 190 Wesley, 189 Victor Hugo, 190 SCHEUERLE Viola, 190 M., 189 SCHOWENDERT William, 189 Al fred, 190 SCHICK Dora (Mrs.), 190 Adam, 189 Edwin, 190 Avier, 189 Leo, 190 Clarence, 189 SCHOWENGERDT Clarence E., 189 Edwin F., 190 Elva, 189 SCHREIBER, Rosetta, 190 Ralph, 189 SCHREINER Ralph H., 189 Anna, 190 Sarah, 189 Carol ine, 190 Sidney, 189 John, 190 SCHIRMER John N., 190 Joseph, 189 Margaret, 190 Nellie, 189 Pete, 190 SCHMIDT SCHROYER Carl, 190 Ada, 190 Edna, 190 Billy, 190 Emi l, 190 Christine, 190 Erna, 190 Jennie, 190 Ernest, 190 Jim, 190 Ervin, 190 Lenora, 190 205 �SCHROYER, cont. Robert E., 190 SCHWARTZ, cont. Ruth, 190 SCHULMEYER, Philip E., 190 SCOTT Agnes, 190 SCHULTZ Christian, 197 El izabeth, 197 George, 197 SEELE, cont. SELLERS Henry, 191 Loui s, 191 Andrew, 191 Louise, 190, 191 Elmer R., 191 Albert K., 190 Mary, 191 Frank, 191 Al ice, 190 Boyd P., 172 Boyed P., 190 Minnie, 191 I rene, 191 Jessie, 191 William, 190 Cora, 191 Herman, 197 Mary, 197 Clayton, 190 SEETIN Josephine, 191 Ray, 191 Clifford, 191 Samuel, 191 Narva, 191 Mary D., 197 Clifford G., 190 Samuel E., 191 Pearl, 191 SCHURLE Elsie, 190 Jacob, 190 Loui e, 190 M., 190 SCHUTZ Albert, 190 Anna, 190 Arthur, 190 Bertha, 190 SEEWALD C., 190 Dorotha, 190 El izabeth, 191 Emory, 190 Frances, 191 Frank, 190 Fred, 191 Genevieve, 190 Georgi e, 190 Anna, 191 George, 180 John, 180 Dan, 191 E I fri eda, 191 Joseph, 180 Lewis, 180 Mary, 180 Hanna, 191 Ima, 191 John, 191 Henry, 191 Curtis, 191 Franci s, 190 Michael, 190 01 iver, 190 Ira, 178 James, 191 Juni or, 191 C.W., 191 Frank, 191 Helen, 191 Larkin, 191 Jul ia, 191 SEHON Minnie, 191 Otto, 191 Paul, 191 Ruby, 191 Larry J., 185 Phil ip, 191 Wil ford, 191 Ph iIi pC., 172 William J., Jr., 191 Russel, 191 Russell, 191 SEIGH Clarence V., 191 Robert, Jr., 191 Edgar, 191 Robert M., Sr., 191 Sarah, 179 Esther, 191 Charles C., 190 Christian G., 190 Vera, 190, 191 Vernon, 190 Clara, 190 Cora, 190 Walter, 190 Walter A., "191 Dorothy, 190 Edna, 190 Wal ter S., 191 Willie, 191 Glenn, 190 Lila, 191 Li I ia, 191 Leota, 190 Lillie, 190 Margie, 190 Minnie, 191 Ogden, 191 Albert, 190 Carl, 190 Erna, 190 Freda, 190 Helen, 191 Henry, 191 Techluh, 180 Emma, 190 SCHWARTS Estate, 191 SCHWARTZ Christina, 191 Michael, 180 Dora, 190 John T., 190 Laura, 190 Lester, 190 Roy, 190 SELZER Anton, 180 Frankl in, 180 Harriet, 178 Hazel, 190 SCHWALM Edith, 190 Lewis M., 191 Mary, 191 Harold, 191 Lawrence, 191 Marion, 191 VirgIe, 191 SEIWALD Al fred, 191 Arthur, 191 Wi lma, 190, 191 SEAGGAN, Katherine M., 162 SEARY, Ernest, 191 Bertal, 191 Carl, 191 Clara, 191 Winona, 191 W., 191 W.J., Sr., 191 SEMON Charles H., 191 William, 191 SEVERNESS, William, 185 SEVRANGER Fred, 186 Laura, 186 W.B., 186 SEYLER Bert J., 191 Mel i ssa, 191 SEYMOUR, Charles, 162 SHAFFER Hattie, 190 SEASHORE, Carl G., 175 Henry, 191 Helen, 190 Henry, 190 SEATTLE, M.P., 172 Henry F., 191 Clifford, 191 SECRIST, Fannie A., 194 SEELE Al fred, 191 Josephine, 191 Cora, 195 Louis, 191 Mary, 191 Ettie, 191 Hulda, 190 Ivan, 190 Lester, 190 Alma, 191 Oscar, 190 Clara, 191 SELBY, Bertha, 189 Thelma, 190 Virgil, 190 Walter, 190 Fred, 191 Gundher C., 191 SELIG, August L., 172 SELLARDS Harold, 191 William, 191 Archibald B., 172 206 Arthur G., 191 Earle, 191 Fern, 191 Harold, 191 Helen, 191 John El i, 191 Leatha, 191 �SHAFFER, cont. Lee, 191 Maude, 191 Mi ldred, 191 Ruth, 191 Wi lma, 191 SHALBAR Adolph, 192 Emi el, 192 Emma, 192 Jul ius, 192 Lizzie, 193 Mary, 192 N., 192 Walter, 192 SHANKLIN, Joseph T., 172 SHANNON Charles, 192 Elizabeth, 192 Eunice, 192 Harry A., 192 Lenora, 192 O.P., 192 Paul, 192 W.J., 192 SHAW Alex, 172 Edward, 192 Everett, 192 Hattie (Mrs.), 192 Lola, 192 Loreta, 192 Luella, 192 Mable, 192 Opal, 192 Ray H., 197 Will, 192 Wi llard, 192 SHAWLEY Armstead Morton, 197 Asa (A.C.), 197 Ei leen, 197 Elva Minerva, 197 Mary Etta Kathren, 197 Robert Eugene, 197 Zella, 197 SHEEN, wm. R., 172 SHELDON, J.S., 172 SHELLACK Bertha, 189 Ella, 189 Fred, 189 Grace, 189 Harve, 189 Jacob, 189 SHELLACK, cont. John, 189 Louie, 189 Louise, 189 Rosana (Mrs.), 189 SHELLER, Lydia (Mrs.), 185 SHELLHORN, A., 189 SHELLY Blanche, 192 Michael, 192 SHEORER, Geo., 172 SHEPHERD A.B., 180 C.S., 192 El izabeth, 192 Frances, 192 Samuel, 162 SHEPPARD Al ice, 192 A. Thobern, 192 Bertha, 192 Cyri l, 192 Earl, 192 Ellis, 192 Florence, 192 Guy, 192 Helen, 192 Howard D., 192 Kathryn, 192 Keith, 192 Lloyd, 192 Malta, 192 Veryl, 192 SHEWALTER, E.S., 173 SHIELDS Ambrose, 192 Arthur E., 192 A.E. (Mrs.), 186 A.H., 192 Benjamin, 192 Bessie, 192 Byron, 192 Charles, 192 Delmas, 192 Ethel, 192 Floyd, 192 James, 192 Jean, 192 J.E., 192 Lydia M., 194 Margaret, 192 Mary, 192 Ol ive, 192 Raymond, 192 Vergie, 192 SHIER, Louis E., 192 SHIKE George A., 173 William D., 173 SHIPLEY, Mattie, 185 SHIRAR Charl ie, 192 Charlie L., 192 Clyde, 192 Cora, 192 Denna, 192 Estella, 192 Hazel, 192 Helen, 192 Henry, 192 Henry J., 192 James R., 192 Jennie, 191, 192 Josephine, 192 J.R., 192 Lester, 192 Ray, 192 Raymond R., 192 Thomas N., 192 T.N. (Mrs.), 188 SHIREK Bertha, 192 Cora, 192 Florence, 192 Gertrude, 192 James, 192 John E., 192 Josephine, 192 Jul i a, 192 Loui s, 192 Lyman, 192 Robert, 192 William, 192 SHIRIR, Alice (Mrs.), 185 SHIRK, George D., 173 SHIRLEY Elmer, 192 Frank, 192 Frank J., 173 Frank T., 192 Russell, 192 SHIVELY Clyde, 192 Clyde E., 192 Edna, 192 Edward, 192 Floyd, 192 Iva, 192 Myrtle, 192 Viola, 192 207 SHIVELY, cont. Wi lbur, 192 SHOEMAKER Charles W., 192 Elmer, 192 Florence, 192 Frederi c, 192 Ol ive, 192 SHORES Clarence, 193 Eugene, 193 J • Kelley, 193 SHOWE Fern, 185 Myrt le, 185 Vera, 185 SHULER E. Raymond, 193 Noah, 193 Sylvia, 193 SIBLEY Harry A., 173 H.A., 193 Winfred S., 173 SILER Ed H., 193 Edward, Jr., 193 Mari e, 193 Sylvester, 193 SILIE, Charles, 187 SILU Charles, 185 Lizzie (Mrs.), 185 Nona, 185 SIMMONS B.A., 185 Charles E., 193 Earl, 193 Ella, 193 Elmira, 178 Frank P., 173 George, 193 George L., 193 Gladys, 189, 193 Harvey A., 193 Jennie, 193 John R., 193 J.R., 193 Myrtle, 193 Noah, 173 Ph il i p A., 178 Thomas, 193 SIMON Al fred, 193 Amel i a, 193 �SIMON, cont. Arthur P., 193 Charles, 193 Fred, 193 Georgia, 193 Ida, 193 John P., 193 Leo, 193 Lloyd, 193 Mat, 193 Oscar, 193 Phi lomena, 193 Robert, 193 Susan, 193 Wendelin A., 193 SIMONS Blanche, 193 Dolph, 193 Dorotha, 193 Janet, 193 Louis, 193 W. Coll ins, 193 SIMPSON Earl, 193 Eugene, 193 Henry, 180 James, 193 Joseph, 193 Lewis, 193 Lula, 193 Mabel, 193 Myra-Bell, 193 Nelson, 193 Washington, 193 William, 193 SINCLAIR Ira B., 193 M.B., 193 W.W., 193 SINK Abott, 193 Esda, 193 Loyd, 193 Zella, 193 SITZLER El izabeth, 178 John, 178 Lydia, 178 Pauline (Mrs.), 186 Rose, 186 SIZER Daniel, 193 George, 193 George C., 193 Grace, 193 SJOFSTAD, Frank A., 173 SKAGGS Arthur, 193 Bernie W., 193 Bettie, 193 SKILES George, 193 M.J., 193 SKINNER Alfred E., 193 J.T. (Mrs.), 186 SKOFSTAD, Martin J., 173 SLACK, Walter B., 173 SLAUGHTER Alex, 193 Everett, 193 SLAVENS Buster, 194 Duggie, 194 . Edith, 194 Henri etta, 194 I rene, 194 Nellie, 194 Robert B., 194 Thomas, 194 SLOAN Esther, 194 O.A., 194 Stella, 194 SLUSSER Al ta, 194 Goldie, 194 Ina, 194 Mi l ton, 194 Ray, 194 Ruby, 194 Will 0., 194 SMILEY J. Frank, 194 J.J., 194 Martha, 194 Mary E., 194 SMITH Abraham, 194 Al E., 194 Albert E., 194 Albert J., 194 Alice, 194 Alvin, 194 Barba, 180 Bernice, 194 Bertha, 194 Cecil, 194 Cel inda, 180 Clarence, 194 SMITH, cont. Cora, 194 Cynthia, 162 . Detroit F., 194 Dorothy, 194 Dwight, 194 Edward, 194 El izabeth, 194 Ellen, 194 Elmer, 194 Eloi se, 194 Elza, 194 Everett, 186 Fern, 194 Florence, 194 Foss, 194 Francis, 194 Frank, 194 Frank B., 194 Franklin P., 173 Fred, 194 Fred A., 194 Fred C., 194 Genevieve, 185 George, 180 Geo. W., 178 Gertrude, 194 Grace, 194 Guy, 194 Haley, 194 Harold, 194 Harriett E. (Mrs.), 194 Harry, 194 Hartwell, 194 Henry C., 173 Herman, 194 Howard H., 194 Ina E., 186 I rene, 194 Irvin H., 180 James D., 173 James J., 194 James W., 194 Janeburdett, 194 Joe, 194 John, 194 John E., 194 Joseph, 180 Juani ta, 194 Jul ius, 194 J.B., 173 J.D., 186 J.E., 194 J.O., 194 K.L., 181 208 SMITH, cont. Lillie, 194 Li za, 194 Margaret, 194 Margeri te, 194 Marie, 194 Martha, 194 Marvin, 195 Mary, 180, 193, 194, 195 Maryanna, 194 Merle, 194 Mi ldred, 194 Norvel, 194 Orie, 194 Orie L., 194 Pearl, 194 P.R., 194 Rebecca, 194 Rosa, 194 Susie, 194 S.A. (Mrs.), 188 Tracy, 180 Violet, 194 William, 194 William H., 194 Will iam R., 194 Willis A., 195 Winona, 194 W.A., 194 Zona, 181 SMOCK Marrie, 185 S.J.,185 SMOOT, J. L., 195 SMOTHERS Inez, 195 Jennett, 195 Johnson, 195 Katherine, 195 SNEDEGER, Jean, 162, 163 SNOW George W., 195 Margaret, 195 Ray, 195 SNYDER Aldred, 185 Alice (Mrs.), 185 Edith, 185 Henry J., 173 J. F., 185 Mary, 178 SODERSTROM, Emma, 191 SOMMER Edna, 176 George, 173 �SOUDER, Alvah, 173 SOUTHARD Arvie, 195 Charles, 195 Christine, 195 Elbert, 195 John, 195 SOWARD Charles R., 195 Clarence, 195 SOWERS Andrew, 195 Francis, 195 Katherine, 195 Martin L., 195 Ruth, 195 SOXMAN, Geo. F., 173 SPAIGLE Alvin, 195 Arthur, 195 Edward L., 195 Vena, 195 SPALDING, Joseph A., 173 SPANGLER Mabel, 194 1Jrn. C., 173 SPARKS Benjamin, 195 Harold B., 173 SPARR, Ripley W., 173 SPAULDING, Mrs., 186 SPECK, James J., 173 SPEECHER, Annie, 190 SPEICHER Anna, 195 Bertha, 195 Charles, 195 Clara, 195 Frank, 195 Helen, 195 Jul ius, 195 Lorenz, 195 Stephen, 195 Tracy, 195 Will i am, 195 SPENCER Arl ine, 195 Bethel, 195 Donna, 195 Esther, 195 Etta, 195 Franki e, 195 Harley, 195 Harley I., 195 Henry K., 162 SPENCER, cont. John, 195 Lloyd, 195 Marta, 191 Maude, 185 Pearl, 195 Ralph, 195 Russell, 195 W.F., 195 SPERRY, L.J., 173 SPICER, William P., 173 SPITTLE Henrietta, 179 John, 179 STANLEY Bernice, 195 Edmond, 195 Georgianna, 195 Laura, 195 Linley, 195 Lloyd L., 173 Ramona, 195 Raymond, 195 Roger, 195 Mathew H., 179 Sarah Ann, 179 Susan, 179 SPITZLI Delmar, 195 Margaret, 195 John, 195 Laura, 195 Oscar, 195 Rosa, 195 Thomas, 195 T.J., 195 STANWIX Alden B., 195 Avy Etta, 194 Charles E., 196 Dorothy, 196 Maurine, 196 STARNES Dudley, 196 Fi lmore, 196 Raymond, 196 Warren 0., 196 STARR J.M., 173 Otto, 195 William, 195 SPLINTER, J.M., 173 SPOTSER Effie, 195 Inez, 195 James M., 195 Larey, 195 Plunket, 195 SPRONG Alma, 195 David H., 195 David Jr., 195 John, 195 Wilbur, 195 SQUIRES Constant F., 173 1Jrn. A., 173 STACKWELL O.N. (Mrs.), 186 Una, 185 STADLER/STUDLER Joseph, 180 Samuel, 195 STANSBERRY Clara, 195 Gilbert, 195 Keith, 196 Maria A., 179 Maria (Mrs.), 179 Maurice, 196 Virginia, 196 STARRETT Helen E. (Mrs.), 178 Will iam A., 178 STEELE A.H., 196 STAHEL Alvin, 195 Charles, 185, 196 Delbert, 196 John G., 195 Wi lma, 195 STALLARD Clarence N., 195 Nora, 195 STANDING Edith, 196 Edwin, 196 Ella, 186 George, 196 Glenn, 196 Hale, 196 Harold, 195 John, 195 Mary, 195 Hattie, 196 Ida, 185 Ira T., 196 Ralph E., 195 Isabella C. (Mrs.), 196 209 STEELE, cont. James, 196 James F., 196 Jessie, 186 J. Irwin, 196 Lewis S., 173 Mabel, 186 Margaret, 196 M.A., 180 Ora T., 196 Robert, 196 Ruby, 186 STEEN Frank, 196 Geneva, 196 Muri el, 196 Opal, 196 Orliff, 196 Regina, 196 STEHWIEN Albert, 196 Anna, 196 Clara, 196 Fred, 196 Katherine (Mrs.), 196 Lydia, 196 STEPHENS C.E., 196 Eva, 196 Fern, 196 May, 179 Nelson I., 179 Richard, 196 STERLING Lowell, 196 Luci le, 196 Paul ine, 196 Phil, 196 STERNBERG Leo, 173 Thomas J., 173 STEVANS, George F., 173 STEVEN, James, 173 STEVENIN Charles, Jr., 196 Charles A., Sr., 196 Claude, 196 Mae, 196 STEVENS Agnes, 196 Alberts K., 196 Bert A., 196 Van Buren, 162 Winifred, 196 �STEVENSON Alvie, 196 Arthur, 196 Burton, 196 Clyde, 196 Edward, 196 Fern, 196 Goldie, 196 Louis J., 196 Mabel, 196 Myrtle, 196 Wayne, 196 STEWARD Alberta, 196 Bertha, 196 Edna, 196 Eva, 196 Harley, 196 Lesl ie, 196 Nellie, 196 Orville, 196 William E., 196 STEWART Charles D., 196 C.L., 185 Iremus D., 173 Juani ta, 196 Mellissa (Mrs.), 186 Pearl, 186 STILWELL, Lizzie, 185 STINES, William R., 196 STOBENER Arnold, 196 John, 196 Norma, 196 Oscar, 196 Otto, 196 Paul ine, 196 Walter, 196 STOEBENER Carl Henry, 196 El izabeth, 196 Lena, 196 Mary, 196 STONE Charlotte M., 180 Maria W., 178 STONEBRAKER, Linnie, 192 STONEKING Edward, 196 Martha, 196 Mems Edward, 196 Peter, 196 Raymond, 196 STORM, Anson, 173 STOVER, Lula, 196 STOWE, Clarence B., 196 STRACHAN Charles E., 196 Norman, 196 STRAHM, Paul F., 173 STRAHN Florence, 186 Gladys, 186 STRICKER Amelia Margaret, 197 STROBEL Abe, 196 Dick, 196 Fred, 196 Grace, 196 Samuel T., 196 STRONG Frank, 173, 185 John, 185 STRUBLE, Catherine, 178 STUBBS, Walter R., 173 STUNZ Charlotte (Mrs.), 186 Katherine, 186 STURDY, E. (Mrs.), 196 SUGRUE, Jeremiah, 162 SUITER, Alma, 191 SULLIVAN Clara Elizabeth, 179 John 0., 178 Lyman, 173 Sarah Ann, 179 Sarah J., 179 SUMMERFIELD, Marcus, 178 SUTTON Enma Pugh, 176 Roy, 176 SWALLOW Esther C., 176 Vern, 176 SWEETS Judy, 161, 187, 188 TABLER, Fred, 186 TAYLOR Emi ly, 162 Jas. M., 173 J.A., 186 Lucy H., 178 TEACUTTER, Anna, 191 TERHUNE, Mary E., 190 TERRELL, Nymphus, 173 TERRY Clarinda, 179 TERRY, cont. G.M., 178 THACHER/THATCHER Solon 0., 173, 179 THOMAS U.G., 186 William, 186 THOMPSON Andrew, 173 C.O., 173 Fred, 173 Herbert, 173, 186 THORNTON Alice (Mrs.), 186 Carrie, 186 THORP, S.M., 173 THRESHER, Luther E., 173 T1DROW, F.M., 186 TILCOCK, H., 186 TILLOTSON, Trueman T., 174 TINDER, Ray, 186 TOBLER, Fred (Mrs.), 186 TODD, Blanche, 186 TOLBERT, Charles, 174 TOMKINS, Grace, 186 TRAKIE, Emmy, 186 TRASK, Josiah C., 174 TRAVILLO Helen, 186 Maurice, 186 TREFZ, William, Jr., 174 TROTTER, Thomas B., 174 TRUE, Martha, 195 TUCKER Charles H., 174 Ol iver C., 174 W.B., 186 TUDHOPE John, 174 John E., 174 William H., 174 TURNER Edna, 194 Josiah M., 174 TUTTLE W.L., 177 W.L. (Mrs.), 188 UHL, Earl L., 174 ULRICH Jacob R., 174 Nellie, 186 U.N., 186 UNDERWOOD, Junius, 174 URBANSKY, Benjamin, 174 210 VAN VOORIKS, Jane E., 162 VANDERSLICE, Abram H., 180 VanFOSSEN, Flora I., 194 VanHOESEN, Isaac N., 174 VanKEUVEN, Lee S., 174 VanWELY, Jasper, 174 VARNUM, Edwin H., 174 VERMILIA Cynthia (Mrs.), 162 VESELACK Richard D. (Mrs.), 197 VESS Blai r A., 178 Lydia, 178 VIETO, Mable Clair, 186 VINCENT, J.C. (Capt.), 162 VOGEL, Franc(z), 180 VOGL, A.H., 191 WADDELL, James, 191 WAFFLE, H.C. (Mrs.), 187 WAKEFIELD, John A., 179 WALDRON, John Emery, 174 WALKER Jerry E., 174 Samuel, 174 W.A. (Mrs.), 188 WALL Charles L., 174 Glenn B., 174 WALRUFF, John, 174 WALTER, Wm. A., 174 WALTON John Calvin, 174 J.S., 186 J.S. (Mrs.), 187 Lela, 187 WANG, Theodore, 187 WARD G.H., 187 H.G. (Mrs.), 187 WARE Edwina, 176 Geo. P., 178 WARNOCK, Anna, 196 WARREN, Rosa, 195 WASHINGTON, Olive, 162 WATERS Helen, 178, Henry, 178 WATSON Edwin P., 174 Mary, 187 T.A., 187 WATT, John T., 174 �WATTLES Augustus, 188 Enma, 188 George, 188 Howard, 188 Luci lle, 188 Mary Ann, 188 Myrtle, 188 Nathaniel, 188 Ruth, 188 Sarah Grimke, 188 Stephen, 188 Susan, 188 Theodore Weld, 188 WATTS, Clara, 193 WEATHERBY, Martha J., 162 WEAVER, Harry E., 174 WEBER Albin, 174 Gustav, 174 John L., 174 WEEKS, Peter H., 174 WELCH, Helen M., 162 WELLS, Enma (Mrs.), 188 WEST, Joseph A., 174 WHEATLEY, Mamie, 195 WHEELER Gold H., 174 John B., 174 J. Hobart, 174 WHIPPLE, Charles M., 174 WHIRLOW, G.W., 189 WHITCOMB, Albion H., 174 WHITE Catherina (Mrs.), 162 James, 174 J.S. , 178 Mary, 196 WHITMAN Ethel, 190 Herman D., 174 WHITSON, Carol, 197 WHITZEL, P.O., 174 WIGGINS, Mabel, 196 WILCOX, Wallace B., 174 WILDER, C.S., 174 WILHAITE, Elsie, 187 WILHELMI, Max, 174 WILHITE Cloyd, 187 H.E., 187 Rev., 182 WILLIAMS A., 187 Belle (Mrs.), 187 WILLIAMS, cont. Darsy, 187 Grace, 187 Helen, 195 Martha, 187 Mary, 187 Mary F., 189 Minnie, 187 Oscar H., 175 WILLIAMSON Hal, 187 James, 187 Rosa, 187 WIn. T., 175 WILLY Grace, 187 Herbert, 187 WILMOTH, E., 175 WILSON Allen L., 175 Henry Preston, 176 H.G., 187 Loren C., 175 Palmer S., 175 WINANS, Rachel, 193 WINEY, Harold, 187 WING, H.L. (Mrs.), 186 WINNAGLE, Roscoe, 187 WINSHIP, Walter C., 175 WINSTON, Katherine, 162 WINTER, Mathias S., 175 WOELPERT, Katherine, 196 WOLCOTT, J.C., 195 WOLFE, Burton L., 175 WOLLENZIEN, WIn., 175 WOOD Edwin W., 175 Eri, 176 Ruth Woodard, 176 Sanborn D., 175 WOODARD Emery, 185 Mattie (Mrs.), 187 Nellie (Mrs.), 187 Ruth, 176 WOODHEAD, Madge, 187 WOODRUFF, Thos. A., 175 WOODWARD, David T., 175 WOODYARD, Charles F., 175 WORDEN A.M., 160 Lorenzo J., 175 WORLEY, Mary, 194 WRIGHT Edgar, 175 WRIGHT, cont. Frances, 193 Jeannette, 179 W.H. 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 13, No. 4: Summer 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. The contents of the Volume 13 issues of The Pioneers are indexed in a separate publication. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas Countg Genealogical Societ!:S P.o. sox 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President . . • • • Vice President . • . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . Librarian . • • . Genealogist . . • Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. ,Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 A.J. Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman Refreshments. . Goodwill. . • . . • Ways and Means. . • Five Generation Charts. Cookbook Chairman. Independence Day . . Maple Leaf Festival Budget . . . • . . • Cemetery Book Chairman. Calling Committee Chair FGS Representatives Publications ••• Pioneer Chairman. Pioneer Committee Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Vivian Commons, Rt. 1, Box 205, Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 Shirely North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * * * The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * * * * * * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m .. Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the Society's holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas county Genealogical Society, Inc. p.o. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 IS8N 0739-4101 Vol. XIII, No. 3 spring 1990 ----------------------------------------------------------------- CONTENTS PAGE In Memoriam, Dorothy G. AKIN and Evelyn M. SHELDON ...•.•••..• 100 History of the First Christian Church of Lawrence .•...•.•.••• 101 Ministers of the First Christian Church of Lawrence ..•••••... 102 Membership Records, First Christian Church, Lawrence, Kansas. 103 Genealogy of Augustus WATTLES................................ 107 Claim of William J. CARD..................................... 110 A SMITH Family That Lived Near Twin Mound ...... ,..•.••........ 111 E. CLA.RK, Historian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111 Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records - 1892 ••.•.........•. 112 Alphabetical Listing by Bride Name - 1892 ............••...•.. 121 Excerpts from the Lawrence Daily Journal, February 24, 1892 •. 124 The Kansas Farmer and Mail & Breeze Directory, 1920, cont •..• 125 Death Notices, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 1873 - 1970. 133 Recent Obituaries of Early Douglas County Residents .....••••. 136 Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Photos of u.S. Postal Workers, Lawrence, KS Around 1900 ..•••. 139 Index of Names in Current Issue ...............••.....••....•• 141 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas county family history, with the exception of articles from published and copyrighted sources. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to us by the Post Office for incorrect address and you have not filed an address correction with the Douglas Co. Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the PIONEER will be remailed to you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office charges to us. �IN MEMORIAM 1989 DOROTHY G. AKIN 1916 Dorothy Griffin Akin was born March 9~1916~ in rural Lawrence. She attended Fairview School and graduated from Liberty Memorial High School in 1933. She joined Douglas County Genealogical Society in 1982. She also was a 4-H Leader for more than 37 years. She married Tom Akin on Nov.1 ~1934. She died on Wednesday~ December 27~1989at her home. IN MEMORIAM 1990 EVELYN M. SHELDON 1908 Evelyn M. Sheldon was born May 6~1908~ in Altamont~ Mo. She received a bachelor's degree in home economics from Kansas State University in Manhattan and had taught in schools in the Winchester &Ozawkie areas. She also was librarian at Leavenworth High School. She moved from Leavenworth to Lawrence in 1974. She was a volunteer with the Girl Scouts for more than 25 years in Leavenworth. She joined Douglas County Genealogical Society in 1976. She married Martin Hollister Sheldon in 1936 in Oskaloosa. He died on January 16~ 1976. She died on Saturday~ January 13~ 1990 at a Lawrence nursing home. �HISTORY OF THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LAWRENCE society member Zona Smith recently compiled this history and membership list of the First Christian Church located at 1000 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS. The church is affiliated with the Disciples of Christ of the USA and Canada. The church burned in 1947, but some records were salvaged. The chronological list of members was obtained from those records remaining from the period before 1905. Disciples of Christ church records are also housed at the Disciples of Christ Historical Society, 1101 19th Ave. South, Nashville, TN 37212. ** During the year 1883, a small group of people affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) met from house to house on Sundays for church services. As they grew in number they were able to obtain halls for meeting places. On January 12, 1884, they formally orgainzed themselves as a church with about twenty-five members. The first elders were Henry NEWBY, to whom much of the credit has been given for the actual organization, William BURTON, Addison HYDE, and D.P. DUTTON. The first Deacons were H.C. PATTERSON, who has been termed "one of the mainstays of the work during the days of struggle," J.H. BUCKLEY, A. BURTON, and R.A. KIER. J.M. GRAHAM was the first clerk of the church. A charter from the State of Kansas was applied for on June 13, 1884, and was granted on June 19, 1884. The first board of trustees was composed of the following: Henry NEWBY, William BURTON, Addis HYDE, H.C. PATTERSON, and J.H. BUCKLEY. The newly formed congregation purchased from the Universalist their church building on the corner of 11th and Kentucky Streets. On September 15, 1887, J.T. WILLIAMS assumed the debt. on the old building as a memorial to his daughter, Mrs. Lillian B. GRAHAM. With the burden of debt lifted for them, the members of the congregation were encouraged and worked even harder than before for the Kingdom of God. In March 1907, H.C. WILHITE conducted a great revival meeting in South Park, where a tabernacle seating 2,000 people had been built by the men of the church. The tabernacle was erected in one week. This revival added 300 to the church and made larger quarters imperative. The church trustees soon sold the old building to the Friends and planned erection of a new building. During the erection of the church the congregation met for a while in the old brick church which stood where the Masonic Temple is now located. This was the original Methodist Church. When the Masonic Order found it necessary to clear the ground for" the Temple, services were held in the large hall which was in the Fraternal Aid Building. The new church was erected at 10th and Kentucky Streets and dedicated December 13, 1908, during the ministry of C.L. MILTON. Early in the year of 1947, in the interest of progress and to deepen the spirit of worship, it was decided to remodel the sanctuary and change it from the Akren type to chancel type with the Communion Table and baptistry being the center of attention during services. Mr. A.F. WICKES, architect for the Board of Church Extension, visited Lawrence and planned the changes. On December 8, 1947, a fire broke out in the office of the church, destroying all equipment and supplies. Most of the membership records were saved and copied. 101 �KXNXSTERS OF THE FXRST CHRXSTXAN CHURCH OF LAWRENCE, KANSAS Copied from the Membership Records of the First Christian Church of Lawrence, Kansas, which were copied from records recovered from the fire of December 8,.1947. W.T. PARKER William IRELAND C.H. KELLER A.D. STATES W.W. BLALOCK Charles M. SHARP A.L. JONES Baxter WATERS A.L. WARD C.L. MILTON E.T. McFARLAND Arthur BRADEN George DARSIE M. Lee SOREY Frank G. RICHARD Charles A. RICHARD Seth W. SLAUGHTER Harold G. BARR Warren HILE H.M. SIPPEL R.C. TATSCH Benton Roy HANAN Ron GOODMAN Ron GOODMAN 1884 1884 - 1887 1887 - 1889 1889 - 1890 1890 - 1893 1894 - 1896 1896 - 1898 1900 - 1901 1902 - 1903 1904 - 1912 1912 - 1915 1915 - 1916 (ad interin) 1916 - 1918 1918 - 1921 1921 (ad internin) 1922 - 1930 Mar 1930 - sep 1937 Sep 1937 - Jul 1944 Sep 1944 - Sep 1946 Dec 1946 - Sep 12, 1954 Dec 1, 1954 - Sep 1958 Sep 7, 1958 - Aug 17, 1975 1975 (interim minister) Sep 1, 1976 - present Recorded on page 15, First Christian Church records: 1884 NEWBY, Henry BURTON, William HYDE, Addison DUTTON, D. PATTERSON, H. BUCKLEY, J. PARKER, W. KIES, R. GRAHAM, J. IRELAND, William P. C. H. Minister 1884 A. M. Minister 1884 - 1887 Spring, 1884, MESSER, Harriett Carrie Married, John L. HARRIS 1894 Confession and Baptism Note made 23 Jun 1942 by H.G.B.: MESSER, Harriett Carrie, 1915 New Hampshire St. (1888 W) was born September 7, 1874, at Lawrence, Kansas, the daughter of Nathan Theadore MESSER and Florence Aletha ADAMS. She married John L. HARRIS in 1894 at Lawrence, Kansas. She was baptized in the Spring of 1884 by Rev. William IRELAND at the Church in Lawrence, Kansas, at that time located at 1045 Kentucky Street. A member of this Church since that time except nine years and three months spent in lola, Kansas. 102 �KEMBERSHXP RECORDS, FXRST CHRXSTXAN CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS ROMIG, J.A.L., Evangelist, March 4 - May 13, 1894 SHARP, Charles M., Minister, 1894 - 1896 1896 JONES, A.L., Minister 1896 - 1898 HENDERSON, Richard, Confession and Baptism HENDERSON, Confession and Baptism CRANEMEYER, C.B., Letter 1903 BARNETT, Mrs., Letter BLUBETT, Mrs. Estella, moved to Eureka, Kansas BARTHOLF, Vera, Confession and Baptism, moved to Wichita BONINE, Mrs. Grace 1904 MILTON, C.L., Minister 1904 - 1913 BOHANNEN, Ruby, June 16, 1904, Confession and Baptism BUELILE, Wilson, June 24, 1904, Confession and Baptism, moved to Idaho BUELILE, Mrs. Wilson, June 24, 1904, Confession and Baptism, moved to Idaho CLEVENGER, Mrs. Elda, september 18, 1904, Confession and Baptism FRANCISCO, Mrs., September 18, 1904 EMMERICK, Mrs. J.L., October 2, 1904, Statement, non resident EMERICK, J.L., August 14, 1904, Letter, non resident FOSTER, Scott, June 19, 1904, Baptism (Milton) FAWLEA, Alfred, June 27, 1904, Baptism (Milton) ICE, Miss Sally, November 20, 1904, Letter, non resident MILTON, C.L., April 24, 1904, Letter, Milwaukee, Wisc. 7/28/12 MILTON, Mrs. Anna, Apr 24, 1904, Letter, Milwaukee, 7/28/12 MILTON, Sidney, April 24, 1904, Letter, Kansas City MILTON, Garth, April 24, 1904, Letter, Kansas MILTON, Roy, April 24, 1904, non resident MILTON, Ernest, June 26, 1904, Letter 7/28/12 MILTON, Charles Jr., June 26, 1904, Letter PRINGLE, Delilah, December 18, 1904, Letter STOCKWELL, Roy, October 23, 1904, Letter, Congregational Church I NAMES IN 1904 BEARING NO DATE ALDRICH, F.L., Confession and Baptism (Milton) ALDRICH, Mrs. F.L., Confession and Baptism (Milton) ADAMS, J.T., Letter ADAMS, Mrs. J.T., Letter, moved away ALVARO, Bert, Confession and Baptism (Milton) BLUETT, Mrs. Estela, Letter, Moved to Eureka Springs, KS. (illegible) Tracy, Confession and Baptism BLIN, Twila E., Letter, Letter to Topeka BASTER, Emma, Confession and Baptism (Milton) BRADFORD, Florence, Confession and Baptism (Milton), Letter granted 3-28-45 BARNHILL, John F., Letter, moved to Paola BARNHILL, Mrs. J.F., Letter, moved to Paola 103 �(illegible) Bessie, Confession and Baptism (Milton) BOWEN, Charles, Confession and Baptism (Milton) BRYANT, Samuel BRYANT, Mrs. Mary E., Letter BRYANT, Mrs. Maud BRYANT, Nellie, Confession and Baptism BRYANT, Claude H., Confession and Baptism BRADHURST, Mrs. W. J ., Letter BRADHURST, W.J., Letter BRADLEY, Harvey, (student) returned home BROWN, J.H., Confession and Baptism CARPENTER, W.A., Letter CARPENTER, Mrs. Marietta, Letter CARPENTER, Miss Mae, Letter CARD, Roy A. CARR, Mrs. Emma C., non-resident CAMPBELL, Mrs. William, Letter, married Mr. STEWART, left town CAMPBELL, Sidney, Letter, Death May 1910 CAMPBELL, Mrs. Sidney, Letter, death March 11, 1910 CLAXK, Ethel, Letter CHAMBERLAIN, W.E., Letter, non-resident CANNQN, Mrs. Sarah E., Baptism (Milton) CARPENTER,R.L., Student, non-resident CARPENTER, Buelah M., Student, non-resident CARPENTER, C.C., Student, non-resident COLEMAN, William J., Letter, Letter to Superior, Nebr., July 1912 COLEMAN, Mrs. William J., Letter, moved to Superior, Nebr., July 1912 CARTER, Elizabeth, Baptism (Milton) CONWAY, Miss Rena, Baptism (Milton), non~resident CHARLTON, E.L., Baptism CASPER, George H., Baptism, non-resident CASPER, Mrs. George H., Baptism, non-resident CASPER, Mrs. Gertrude, Baptism, non-resident CASPER, Lawrence, Baptism CASPER, Leslie, Baptism (Milton), non-resident CHESLERS, Claude, Baptism, non-resident CHESLERS, Ida, Baptism, non-resident, letter to Hutchinson 2-22-09 COEN, Ezra, Baptism (Milton), death 10-21-09 COEN, Mrs. Ezra, Baptism COOPER, Mrs. F.E., Baptism (Milton), died 1910 CORY, F.M., Death COX, Quimby, Baptism (Milton), death COX, ~s. F.M., Death, CRONEMEYER, Florence A., Baptism (Ward), died 1907 CORVlNE, C.G., Letter from Hoisington, KS. Letter to River Forest COLEMAN, Mrs. Fannie, Moved away CRISPIN, Mrs. Earl CHANDLER, Glen, Baptism (Milton), non"~resident CHANDLER, Nellie, Baptism (Milton), non-resident CHANDLER, Lillie, Baptism (Milton), non-resident CURRY, Naoma, Baptism (Milton), married Ralph SMOCK CRAGAN, Della, Baptism (Milton) CURBEY, J.T., Baptism (Milton) CURBEY, Mrs. J.T., Baptism (Milton) CROSS, G.G., Letter CHILDS, Mrs. A.B., Statement, letter to Chicago, Ill. 104 �CARTER, Mrs. E.A. CLOCK, Mrs. COURTNEY, Mrs. Mae DAVIS, Dan L., Letter, moved away DAVIS, David DAVIS, Mrs. David DAVIS, Phillip De HEK, Nadine, Baptism (Milton), married HOOVER DAVIDSON, Mrs. Mary DAVIDSON, Gertrude DAVIDSON, Edna, married E.A. CARTER DRAPER, T.H., Baptism (Milton) DRAPER, Mrs. T.H., Letter DRAPER, Pearl E., Letter DeMOSS, Edith, Letter DURHAM, Hugh, Letter, letter to Dodge City, KS 9-14-10 DURHAM, Mrs. H., Letter, Letter to Dodge City, KS DWYER, H.W., Baptism (Milton), non-resident DICK, Mrs. Charity DYCHE, Mrs. Walter DRAPER, Mrs. Flora DRAPER, George DRAPER, Mary, Baptism (Milton) EBERHART, Laura, Baptism (Milton) EBERHART, Charles, Baptism (Milton) ELLIOTT, Mrs. Ella, married and left town ECKE, Mrs. Cora L., Letter, withdrew EMMONS, Fern, Baptism (Milton) ELLIS, Mrs. Frances, Baptism (Milton) ELLIS, Charles V., Baptism (Milton), moved away ELLIS, Mrs. Charles, Baptism (Milton), moved away ELLIS, W.C., Baptism (Milton) ELLIS, Mrs. W.C., Baptism (Milton) ELLIS, Mrs. A.A. (Rhoda), Letter ELLISON, Laura, married ROBERTSON ENFIELD, Mrs. Elizabeth, Letter EUDALY, Harry, Baptism (Milton) EUDALY, William Jr., Baptism (Milton) ESTERLY, Mrs. Charles EVANS, Miss Maud, Baptism, Lett~r to Kansas City EWING, Mrs. F.A. EWING, F.A. FASTER, Mrs. Lillie, Letter FASTER, Mrs. J., Letter FAULS, Mrs. Florence, Letter, non-resident FARLEY, Mrs. Elizabeth FRANCISCO, Finis L., Letter FRANCISCO, Mrs. F.L., Letter FRANCISCO, Clell (born Clell R. TODD), Baptism (Milton) FRENCH, Naomi, Baptism (Milton), death FRENCH, Baptism (Milton) FINDLEY, Mrs. FLUMMER, Minnie, Letter from Eureka, KS. Non-resident FORD, George FORD, Mrs. Perry FORD, Elsy, Baptism (Milton) 105 �FOSTER, Isaac, death FOSTER, Mrs. Scott, Baptism (Milton) FOSTER, Milton FOSTER, Mrs. Milton FOSTER, Clarence FOSTER, Mrs. Clarence, death FOSTER, George 0., deceased GALBRAITH, J "B., Baptism (Milton) GALBREATH, Mrs. J.B., Baptism (Milton), fro M.E. GALBREATH, Pearl, Baptism (Milton) GALBREATH, Ethel, Baptism (Milton) GALBREATH, Laurence, Baptism (Milton) GAMBLE, Edith, Baptism, letter to Topeka GAMBLE, Lena, Letter to Topeka GLENN, Mrs. Martha, Baptism (Milton) GODDING, Mrs. Susie, Baptism (Milton) GRANT, G.M. GRANT, Mrs. G.M. GIBSON, Walter, death GIBSON, Mrs. Walter GIBSON, Oliver GREENE, F.W., Statement from United Brethren GREENE, Mrs. F.W., Baptism (Milton) GREENE, Mrs. Char les GREENE, Miss Virginia, married A.B. CHILDS GREENE, E.L., Baptism (Milton) GRAIBER, Mrs. B.H. GWIN, Mrs. Eliza, Baptism (Milton) GWIN, Albert, Baptism (Milton) GWIN, ~illian, Baptism (Milton) GRARPEN, J.F. GRARPEN, Mrs. J.F. GILLISPIE, C.B., Letter, Letter to Kansas City GWIN, Mrs. Albert GRIFFITH, Alexenia, non-resident GRIFFITH, Mrs. Ella Myers HAMILTON, George W., Letter HAMILTON, Mrs. G.W., Letter HASHBERGER, J.N., died 10-11-10 HASBURGER, Mrs. J.N., died 2-21-04 HALL, Clayton, Letter HANSON, Mrs. George HASTIE, Mrs. Robert HASTIE, Robert HASTIE, Mrs. Rose, Letter to Caldwell, Idaho HARRIS, Lawrence, Baptism (Milton) HARRIS, George W., Baptism (Milton) HARRIS, Mrs. George W., Baptism (Milton) HAZEN, Mrs. Frances HAZEN, Rufe, Letter to San Diego, Calif. HAZEN, Mrs. Rufe, Baptism HARDING, Mrs. Ann, Baptism (Milton), Letter 4-10-10 HARDING, Claude, Baptism (Milton) HENDERSON, J.A., death HENDERSON, Mrs. J.A., Letter 4-20-10 (To be continued) 106 �GENEALOGY OF AUGUSTUS WATTLES The Society's genealogist, Zona Smith, researched the wattles family in Douglas County for Lucille WATTLES and submitted the following material with permission of Ms. Wattles, who contributed some of the information. (1) John WATTLES, born Scotland, killed by Indians 1676, Chelmsford, MA. Fought with Presbyterians of Scotland on the side of exiled King Charles II, who was defeated by CROMWELL at the Battle of Dunbar 3 Sep 1650 and again soon after at the Battle of Worcester, where John was taken prisoner. Prisoners were granted amnesty by an act of Parliament 20 Oct 1651, with the proviso that they be transported at their own expense to British colonies. Was passenger 8 Nov 1651 aboard the "John & Sara," bound from London and Gravesend for Boston in New England. Indentured to Mr. Samuel RICHARDSON, one of the original proprietors of Woburn, MA, who died in 1658. John settled in Chelmsford a few miles away, was granted 15 acres. Inventory of estate 1676, administration granted to widow Mary. Married Mary GOULD, Christmas Day 1666, Chelmsford, MA. Mary, born 23 Oct 1651, daughter of Francis and Rose GOULD, who in 1653 removed from Braintree, MA to Chelmsford. Mary and children Mary, Rose, and William baptised and admitted to the Chelmsford Church 17 Aug 1673. After she was widowed she moved to Dorchester, where she married 2nd Peter TALBOT, 12 Jan 1677. They moved to Milton 1678. Moved again to Chelmsford. Mary died 18 Aug 1687, Chelmsford, MA. Children of John and Mary WATTLES: (2) Ma~ WATTLES, born 1 Aug 1668, m. as 2nd wife John PARISH. Removed to Groton, CT. (3) Rose WATTLES, born 22 Aug 1670, m. John BRUCE of Woburn, MA. (4) William WATTLES (see below) (4) William WATTLES, son of John and Mary (GOULD) WATTLES, born 28 Dec 1672, died 11 Aug 1737, Lebanon, CT, buried Goshen Church Cemetery, Lebanon. Moved to CT, residing for a time in Stonington. William and wife admitted to First Church, Stonington, 29 Aug 1699. William owned covenant 8 Oct 1698. Removed to Lebanon, CT 3 Jan 1705/6, where he bought land. Administered father's estate in 1709 with brothers-in-law John PARISH of Preston, CT and John BRUCE of Woburn. Will dated 14 Mar 1731/2, proved 12 Sep 1737, having deeded to his children much of his land before he died. Married 28 or 29 Apr 1697 Abigail BELCHER of Milton, MA, daughter of Samuel and Abigail (BILLINGS) BELCHER, granddaughter of Gregory BELCHER and Roger BILLINGS. Abigail died 21 Nov 1744, Lebanon, CT, age 68, after a long illness, buried Goshen Church Cemetery. Children: (5) William WATTLES, born 23 Jul 1698, Stonington, CT, baptized 8 Oct 1698, First Church, Stonington, died 29 Aug 1699, Stonington. (6) John WATTLES, born 28 Jun 1700, Stonington, CT, died 13 Jun 1766, Lebanon CT, buried GOSHEN Cemetery, m1. 1722 Judith FITCH, daughter of Joseph and Sarah (MASON)- FITCH, m2. 25 Jan 1744 Mrs. Sarah (WATERMAN) SLUMAN, widow of Thomas SLUMAN. (7) Abigail WATTLES, baptized 30 Aug 1702, First Church, Stonington, CT. (8) William WATTLES (see below) (9) Mary WATTLES, born 11 Mar 1709, Lebanon, CT, baptized 7 May 1710. (8) William WATTLES, son of William and Abigail (BELCHER) WATTLES, born 21 Nov 1706, Lebanon, CT, died 17 Sep 1778, Lebanon, CT, buried Goshen Cemetery. Will dated 11 Apr 1772, proved 5 Oct 1778, Windham Co., CT. Married 29 May 1735 at Lebanon Abigail DENNISON, daughter of Capt. Robert and Joanna (STANTON) DENNISON, granddaughter of John and Phebe (LAY) DENNISON, 2nd great 107 �granddaughter of capt. George and Ann (BORODEL) DENNISON. Abigail buried Goshen Cemetery, Lebanon, CT. Children: (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) Abigail WATTLES, born 20 Mar 1736, Lebanon, CT, married Bezaeel BADGER. Ann WATTLES, born 20 Mar 1738, Lebanon, CT, married Capt. Walter HYDE. William WATTLES, born 19 Dec 1739, Lebanon, CT, married Sarah STARR. Mary WATTLES, born 14 Oct 1744, Lebanon, CT, married Daniel HYDE. Belcher WATTLES, born 3 Nov 1745, Lebanon, CT. Sarah WATTLES, born 26 Jan 1746/7, Lebanon, CT, married Arunah LATHROP (2nd wife), slo Benjamin and Rebecca (BLISS) LATHROP, born 31 Dec 1735, Norwich, CT, lived in Franklin, CT, moved to Otsego Co., NY. Arunah died 22 Jun 1817, NY, Sarah died 14 Apr 1816, both buried at Owego, NY. (16) Andrew WATTLES, born 20 Aug 1749, Lebaon, CT. (17) Dennison WATTLES, born 12 Jul 1754, Lebanon, CT. (18) Daniel WATTLES (see below) (18) Daniel WATTLES, son of William and Abigail (DENISON) WATTLES, born 15 Nov 1756, Lebanon, CT, died 3 Jul 1812, Manlius, NY, buried Christ Church cemetery, Manlius, NY. A member of Christ Church, Manlius. Resided in Lebanon, CT, Colchester, CT, and Manlius, NY. Married 19 Oct 1777, Colchester, CT, Ann Elizabeth OTIS, born 15 Mar 1757, died 1837, Rochester, NY. She was blind at the time of her death and living with daughter Ann. Her clothes caught fire, causing her death. Daniel and Ann were said to have had 11 children, some of whom died in infancy. Known children: (19) Erastus WATTLES (see below) (20) Simon Denison WATTLES, born 1781, Lebanon, CT, died 17 Sep 1814 in the War of 1812 on a sortie of Fort Erie, buried Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo, NY. Held rank of Capt. (21) James o. WATTLES, born 1783, Lebanon, CT, died 8 Sep 1833, New Harmony, IN, m1. Hannah SIMONDS, m2. 12 Mar 1829, New Harmony, IN Deborah Mary WILSEY. May have m3. Susan MILES. Was a Judge in Clay Co., IL and in IN. Was an albino with white hair and skin and pink eyes. (22) Frances WATTLES, born 1786, married 31 Mar 1803, Manlius, NY Seth Bartlett KELLOGG (born 5 Apr 1780, died 25 Aug 1826). (23) Prudence WATTLES, born 12 May 1787, Lebanon, CT, died 27 May 1846, Manlius, NY, buried Christ Church Cemetery, Manlius, married Daniel ROCKWELL. (24) Sophia WATTLES, born 1 Mar 1798, Lebanon, CT, married 13 Dec 1815 Joseph SMITH. (25) female WATTLES, married Daniel CLARK. (26) female WATTLES, married Hervey H. HINMAN. (27) Mary Ann WATTLES, born 11 Jan 1803, married 12 Aug 1828 David RIPLEY (born NJ). (19) Erastus WATLLES, son of Daniel and Ann Elizabeth (OTIS) WATTLES, born 3 Jan 1778 (?), died 1835. Capt. in Army, War of 1812, and part of the time leader of a band. After the war he was a music teacher and manufacturer of musical instruments. Married Sarah THOMAS of Puritan and Mayflower ancestry. Children: (28) Augustus WATTLES (see below) (29) John o. WATTLES, died 21 Sep 1859, Linn Co., KS at about age 40. Spent some time at New Harmony, IN. Residing in Tippecanoe Co., IN in 1853. Helped establish and was president of "The Grand Prairie Harmonical ASSOCiation," a social reform conmmity, in 1853, Prairie Twp., Warren Co., IN. Moved to Moneka, KS, where he had a claim adjOining his brother Augustus. Married Esther __ , who was living in 1878. 108 �(28) Augustus WATTLES, son of Erastus and Sarah (THOMAS) WATTLES, born 25 Aug 1807, Lebanon, CT, died 19 Dec 1867, Mound City, KS. Entered Lane Theological Seminary near Cincin~ati, OH, where he studied for the Presyterian ministry and organized schools for black boys. Traveled throught Ohio and the country establishing more schools and working for abolition of slavery. Bought land in Mercer Co, OH, where he continued his ministry by giving freed slaves title to portions of the land. He also helped school blacks to be self-supporting when they attained freedom. In 1848 his health failed and he moved his family to a farm on the Ohio River about 40 miles above Cincinnati. In the spring of 1855 moved his wife and four children in three covered wagons to Kansas to prevent it becoming a slave state, reaching Lawrence 7 May 1855. He took up farming near Bloomington in Clinton Twp.,Douglas Co., KS. On May 22 he was elected to the Kansas legislature, which met at Ft. Riley on July 1st, only to have his seat taken from him by Missourians. During that summer he commuted to Ft. Riley to work for the fort commander and to care for those struck by a cholera epidemic. In November of that year, while he was engaged in work for the government at Ft. Riley, he lost two horses he had brought from IN when they were used to spread the alarm that the Missouri raiders were coming. During that winter, one of the coldest on record, he assisted in distribution of clothing and provisions to isolated farms and communities where residents had been robbed or had their homes burned. In August 1856 the free-state army camped near his home at his invit~tion, during which time he fed. them and cared for their sick. After Quantrill's raid destroyed the Herald of Freedom office in Lawrence, he brought from Pawnee a printing press and assisted in installing it. At about the time the first issue came out, 2 Nov 1856, he became the paper's assistant editor. His resources were so depleted that he was forced to sell his land. In 1857 he led settlers to Linn Co., KS, where earlier free-state settlers had been driven out. He established a claim adjoining his brother John, and they were both among the six incorporators of the town of Moneka, Feb 1857. Here he operated a station on the Kansas Underground Railroad in his home. In May of 1858 he was in Leavenworth on business where he met John Brown just returning to Kansas from the East and convinced Brown to come back to Linn Co. with him, where Brown made his headquarters for a time at Augustus' home. By 1859 the pro-slavery sympathizers had driven away the residents of Moneka and put a price of $1,000 on Augustus' head. After John Brown's disastrous attack on Harper's Ferry, VA, Augustus joined a party attempting Brown's rescue from jail, but the rescue was never sanctioned by Brown himself and so did not take place. Augustus was summoned before a senate committee investigating those who may have financed or known about Brown's plans. He was detained in Washington during the hearings, during which time he appeared for various matters concerning KS. Sent by the Indian Dept. to inspect the condition and activities of Indians in KS when the Civil War began. After the emancipation proclamation, he assisted those newly freed to become self-sufficient. His health began failing, however, and he was forced to return home, where he died at age 69. Married Susan E. LOWE, a teacher who volunteered to teach one of his schools in Whitesborough, NY. May have married 2nd Mary __ • Children: (30) Theodore W. WATTLES, born about 1840 (31) female WATTLES, m. Hon. O.E. ·MORSE of Mound City, KS (32) Stephen O. WATTLES. Held rank of Lt. Col. when he took command of the First Indian home guard, Carthage, MO, 11 Jul 1862. (33) At least one other child. No further information given to the editor. Sources: The Pioneer, Vol. VII, No.4; The Autobiography of Gurdon Wattles, pub. privately, 1922; NY Gen. & Bio. Record, Vol. 43; KS State Hist. Soc. 109 �CLAIX OF WILLIAK J. CARD This claim can be found in "Kansas Claims," House Reports, 36th Congress, 2nd Session , Vol. 2 at the Spencer Research Library, Governments Document section, University of Kansas (call number 1107). Researched by the editor. No. 427 In the matter of the petition of William J. CARD. Dwight W. SCOUTEN, of lawful age, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he is acquainted with William J. CARD; that he is a citizen of Kansas, and resides near Bloomington, in Douglas County; know of his having incurred losses during the difficulties of 1856, by way of loss of property, to wit: One cornfield of seven or eight acres, the property of Mr. CARD, was entirely destroyed by (in the main) irresponsible persons engaged in the difficulties; deponent saw persons with teams in the field gathering corn, this was in the fall of 1856; the corn was worth about sixty to seventy-five cents per bushel; it grew upon bottom land - "old ground" - and would have yielded between sixty and seventy-five bushels to the acre; the field would have yielded about (450) four hundred and fifty bushels. DWIGHT W. SCOUTEN Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of June, A.D. 1859. (L.S.) H.J. STRICKLER, Notary Public William J. CARD, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he made a statement of his actual losses incurred during the difficulties of 1856, before H.J. STRICKLER, late commissioner for auditing claims; which statement was true and correct to the best of the knowledge and belief of this deponent; this deponent therefore respectfully asks that the proofs, papers, and testimony taken before said commissioner, upon which he made his award in my favor, may be received by the board of commissioners appointed in accordance with the provisions of an act entitled "An act to provide for the adjustment and payment of claims," as his petition and testimony under the present law; your petitioner would further represent that he settled in Kansas Territory in the year 1855, and has resided_near Bloomington, Douglas county, ever since; this deponent would further represent that he has never received compensation or indemnity for said loss in any way whatever. WILLIAM J. CARD Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of June, A.D. 1859. (L.S.) HIRAM J. STRICKLER, Notary Public D.W. SCOUTEN, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That on or about the 15th of October, A.D. 1856, he passed the field of W.J. CARD, in which field he saw some persons who were engaged in loading corn from said field upon a wagon that they had with them; that these men, to his knowledge, were not employed by the said W.J. CARD to load said wagon; and that he, this affiant, verily believes that the said men intended to carry away and appropriate to their own use without the knowledge or consent of said W.J. CARD, the said corn; that the said field cons~.sted of about seven acres, all of which was under cultivation. DWIGHT W. SCOUTEN Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 14th day of June, A.D. 1859. Witness my hand and the seal of the second district court of Kansas Territory. (L.S.) L.W. ARTHUR, Clerk, by LOUIS CARPENTER, Deputy. 110 �Petitioner claims for seven acres of corn on old ground, destroyed by proslavery men ............................................................ $450.00 The proof sustains the claim as to the taking or destruction of property. Allow seven acres, at forty bushels per acre - 280 bushels, at ninety cents in field .................................................................. 252.00 According to general rule ....•••...........•...........••••.•.......••• 37.80 Total award ....... '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 289.80 EDWARD HOOD LAND SAM'L A. KINGMAN HENRY J. ADAMS July 1, 1859. A SMXTH FAMXLY THAT LXVED NEAR TWXN MOUND Mrs. Doris Matney of Tecumseh, Kansas, sent this information to Martha Parker, who has donated her letter to the Watkins Museum. Mrs. Matney does not say where she got her information. Irvin H. SMITH, 1830-1874. Line HECOX and Irv SMITH were friends of Captain JACOBS before the Civil War started. Line and Irv took wagon trains of merchandise over the Santa Fe Trail, so Captain JACOBS was apparently looking forward to a good visit with them at some fort along the trail. (In reference to Captain Jacobs' letter of 13 November 1864.) Just before he died, Irvin SMITH sent for Henry HIATT to have him make out a will. He left everything to the school teacher, Mary C. "Mother" JOHNSON. Her first task was to put markers on the graves. These were replaced by Nela about 1963/4. Celinda B. SMITH, 1840-1874. Grace Nin SMITH, died 29 Sep. 1874 at age 8 mo., 25 days. Other children, I think. They were about the age of my Dad, Theron HIATT, born 1868. Clark SMITH Pearl SMITH Percy SMITH Nela SMITH. She died in Oregon shortly after 1964, and was past 90. Grace B. SMITH was half-sister of Linus HECOX. E. CLARK, BXSTORXAN From the Herald of Freedom, 3 Feb 1855, p.2, col. 6, courtesy Watkins Museum. E. CLARK Esq., of this city, has been appointed historian of the Kansas Athaeneum and all persons possessing any information in regard to the history of Kansas, will confer a favor by leaving it at his office on Massachusetts St., Lawrence. 111 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1892 From Book 7 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court. Room Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. 144. Lawrence Judicial Building. Lawrence, Kansas. BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE ADRIANCE" Emory R. Plainview, NE AKERS, John S. ALLEN, John M. HUFF, Ida M. Dg Co, KS HOLLOWAY, Margaret D. DAHLENE, Cora 20 Sep 1892- 346 J. A. Motter, MG 336 329 Jas. Marvin, MG 295 370 322 ,319 333 H. L. Yarger, MG B. J. Horton, PJ Moses Brown. MG John Charlton. JP 324 B. J. Horton. PJ 340 Wm. W.Ayers, MG 267 281 J. Rahskopf, MG B. J. Horton. PJ 313 R. H. Van Pelt, MG 290 273 Richard Cordley, MG W. O. Burrows, JP 290 .267 B. J. Horton, PJ J. B. Furry, JP 351 Jas. Marvin, MG 266 335 317 359 T. D. Davis, MG John Charlton, JP Aaron D. States. MG Thos G. Winey, MG 376 338 373 J. A. Motter, MG Aaron D.States,MG B. J. Horton, PJ ANDERSON, Edwin OLSON. Annie ANDERSON. James SOUTHARD. Neva ANTHONY. Edmund (Edward) CLARK. Ell en , ARCHER. Orliff E. DAVIS. Irene E. ARNOLD. Shelburn M. LAROE. Emma J. 'I', "~if II :" ARNOLD. Wilber Saline. KS ':ATKINSON, Charles G. .~/ ~.. Memphis. TN .~ i ~ , '; ·BAHNMAIER, C., F. BAKER. Wi 11 i am H. " \ ! Johns Co. KS ',;'BALMER. Herbert ' ... , \f ",~'" ' Detroit. MI BARRETT. Walter R. BAUER. Charles P. 'Leav Co. KS BELL. Anderson BERRINGER. J. M. " ! Dg Co. KS (' , BLANKENCHIP. A. J. Kans City. MO c, :,.. BOLEN. John ;.', BOOKER. Benjamin F. BORDO, Emerson L. BOWRING, James D. Kans City. MO BRISTOW. William \-, BROWN. Walter P. BROWNELL, James C. , t.) ' ) " ' .', O'BRIEN, Ada Linwood, KS DRAKE. Caroline Della Dg Co. KS BUCKEIN. Alice STRATTON, Carrie E. Johns Co, KS CARROLL. Nellie M. Dg Co. KS BROWN. Hattie M. SNAPP. Annie M. Leav Co. KS HENDRICKS. Lula JACKSON. Lida Dg Co, KS ,·PETEFISH. Pearl M. D~ Co. KS ELIOT, Mary (Miss) PAVEY. Anna L. WOLLENZIEN. Edith V. HANSEL. Mary L. Dg Co. KS' POWELL.' Mary J. FARLEY. Lulu B. EBERHART, . Rosa Dg Co. KS 1 Sep 1892 8 Aug 1892Ret-not used 14 Apr 1892 24 Nov 1892 4 July 1892 27 June 1892 19 Aug ~892Ret-not used 14 July 1892Dg Co. KS 7 Sep 1892Og Co. KS 9 Feb 1892 1 Mar 1892Dg Co. KS 13 June 1892Dg Co. KS 6 Apr 1892 13 Feb 1892- =11= OFFICIANT ? ? Leav Co. KS 4 Apr 1892 26 Jan 1892- Topeka. KS 4 Oct 1892- Dg Co. KS 17 Jan 1892 30 Aug 1892 21 June 1892 26 Oct 1892Dg Co. KS 13 Dec 1892 4 Sep 1892 30 Nov 1892Lic only �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1892 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM ..... ..... w BRUBAKER, Joseph P. BURWELL, James E. BURWELL, Lewis CAGLE, M. J. J. Topeka, KS CALLEN, J. E. CARTER, PIes CARTER, William S. CHASE, Albert Victor Worcester, MA CLARK, F. E. CLARK, L. A. CLAWSON, Will W. Punxsutawney, PN CLAYTON, William CLEMM, J. A.· Los Angeles, CA CLINE, William Leav Co, KS . COLE, John W, Thayer, MO COLLINS, James W. CONNER, Addison COPELAND, John A. COREL, James H. CURL, Thomas DAILEY, Joseph A. DEAN, Taylor Johns Co, KSS DEAY, Ira DEE, Joseph DENEWILER, JOhn DEVINE, F. W. DUTY, James A. Tonganoxie, KS ENGLE, Charles E. ENO, Frank FARNEY, A. W. FINNEY, Edward C. Kans City, MO BRIDE GRIFFITH, Clara L. HERON, Gertie HILL, Nellie WELCH, Abbie E. Athens. PN SUTTON. Lillie SMITH. Amanda . ARMSTRONG. Bessie HADLEY. Ettie . Dg Co. KS HADDON, Lydia V. WELLS. Gertrude L. KENNEDY, Jennie H. A. Quenemo. KS DIMERY, Ella LYON. Josephine Dg Co. KS GAUSNELL. Nancy Jane Leav Co. KS COLBURN. Julia C. Dg Co. KS KING, Polly K. ALLER/ALLEN. Bertha WOODY. Clara C. MILLER. Emma DURING. Mary LAMB. Polina E. BROWNING. Esther Dg Co. \KS HAM. Minnie (Miss) NEWMAN. Mary F. LAROE, Emma J. MARLOW. Eliza A. MARTIN, Etta Ripley. OH CORELL, Jennie E. (Miss) HARDTARFER, Minnie MUZELIUS, H. A. STEELE. Jean Dg Co, KS --.- PAGE =It OFFICIANT 28 Dec 1892 24 Oct 1892 29 Jan 1892 5 Jan 1892- 379 358 268 264 T. A. Robinson.MG Geo. Sully. MG B. J. Horton. PJ B. J. Horton. PJ 355 289 361 344 B. J. Horton. PJ T. J.Sternbergh. JP , Richard Cordley~ MG . R. H. Van Pel t. MG , 381 306 310 J.' Lewis. MG H. A. Pasley. MG R. E. Maclean. MIN )365 348 John·Turner. MG Richard Cordley. MG Dg Co. KS Oct 1892 Mar 1892 Oct 1892 Sep 1892:Dg Co. KS 25 Dec 1892 22 May 1892 7 June 1892Osage Co. KS 7 Nov 1892 25 Sep 1892Dg Co. KS . 14 Jan 1892Dg Co. KS 25 Apr 1892Dg Co. KS 17 Aug 1892 18 May 1892 13 Nov 1892 28 Sep 1892 12 May 1892 26 Oct 1892 18 Dec 1892Dg Co. KS 11 Dec 1892 20 June 1892 4 Sep 1892 11 Apr 1892 25 Oct 1892Dg Co. KS 9 Mar 1892 20 Dec 1892 20 Feb 1892 23 Aug 1892Dg Co, KS 19 30 29 14 ! .::.-- PATE/PLACE I J. 266 B. J. Horton. PH 296 J. A. 332 304 373 348 303 360 377 B. J. Horton. PJ John Endacott. MG John Turner. MG" C. G. Howland. Clergy\ . B. J. Horton. PJ B. J. Horton. PJ J. H. Bonebrake. MG 375 315 337 293 358 A. D. Orrick. MG A. T. Ennis. Priest Aaron D. States. MG S. F. Wilson. ~IN Edward Gill. MG 282 ,380 278 333 Aaron D. States. MG B. J. Horton. PJ Richard Cordley. MG H. L. Yarger. Pastor Motte~. MG .1 ,. �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS -.1892 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE FISCHER, Otto A. FIX, G. F. Shawnee Co, KS FLEMING, H. B. Dunlap, IL FLORY, A. C. FLORY, E. D. Dg Co, KS FORTNER, Walker FORTSON, Henry FRAZIER, Luther M. FRENDEL, Rudolph FRYE, J. E. JAEDICKE, Agnes PENNINGTON, Mary L. Dg Co, KS CHURCHILL, B. May Dg Co, KS SMITH, Theresa HINES, Rebecca Osage Co, KS MILLER, Dora MARTIN,- Eva-RABER, Elma BROWN, Birdie J. TEN BROECK, Minnie FULLER, Ed CULVER, Stella Frank Co, KS Frank Co, KS ·FULLER, William O. Jr. STEPHENS, Kathleen M. .. Rockland, ME Dg Co, KS FURNEY, John W. GROSHEI DER, Hattie Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS ·GARDNER, Thaddeus HOLDER, Lulah Johns Co, K S J o h n s Co, KS GAST, Marinus Nicholaas NEWMAN, Wilhelmina Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS GAUNSELL, Z. W. BROCK, Isabell . Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS GERSON, Harry L. DEICHMAN, Frances OK City, OT Dg Co, KS GILBERT, Gerald L. MISHEY, Zomora B. Jeff Co, KS Jeff C0 1 KS GINTHER, August HOBBS, Belle GLOYD, W. S. BOOHER, Melvina GOSSAGE, Harrison SKINNER, J. E. (Miss) GOUDY, Arthur L. MELVIN, Nita S. GREENE, Edward E. REATZ, Mary GRESS, John NUFFER, Emma GRIFFIN, Albert LAWSON, Emma S. GRIFFIS, Clarence E. WILL, Johanna GRIGGS, Horace HILL, Carrie HAGERMAN, C. S. WALTON, Mattie M. DATE/PLACE 11 May 1892 19 Oct 1892Dg Co, KS? 23 Aug 1892Dg Co, KS 12 Apr 1892 24 Feb 1892Osage Co, KS 12 Sep 1892 ---24- Aug 1892 -19 May 1892 5 May 1892 1 Nov 1892Lic only 1 Oct 1892Dg Co, KS 29 Mar 1892Dg Co, KS 25 Dec 1892"':· Dg Co, KS 23 Feb 1892Dg Co, KS 12 Mar 1892Dg Co, KS ·17 Feb 1892"""' Dg Co, KS 7 Jan 1892Dg Co, KS 29 Dec 1892-· Jeff Co, KS 20 Dec 1892 8 Aug 1892 24 Sep 1892 27 Dec 1892 8 Sep 1892 13 Sep 1892 10 May 1892 11 Aug 1892 14 Mar 1892 6 Nov 1892· pAGE =It: . OFFICIANT 303 354 . C. G . Howland, MG G. M. Huffman, MG . 334 D . B. Fleming, MG 292 279 343· ---334 305 300 362 H. L. Yarger, MG E. L. Geyer, Clergy Moses Brown, MG - John-CharI ton, -JP --.Richard Cordley,MG John Charlton, JP B. J. Horton, PJ 350 B. J. Horton, PJ 288 Werter R. Davis, MG 385 H. L. Yarger, MG 278 B. J. Horton, PJ 285 Johfl Charlton, JP 276 B. J. Horton, PJ 264 Henry Berkowitz, Rabbi 384 J. L. Miller, MG 377 328 339 386 342 343 302 ? 286 363 C. Eberhardt, MG· B. J. Horton, PJ John L. Longdon, MG S. F. Wilson, MG F. W. Fiegenbaum, MG T. R.Nanninga, MG Jas. Marvin, MG H. A. Pasley, MG John Charlton, JP T. D. Davis, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS BRIDEGROOM ..... ..... 111 HAIR, J. E. HAMILTON, J. H. De Soto, KS· HAMILTON, William C. Jeff Co, KS HAMMIG, Arnold HARDING, Edwin H; HARMON, Charles L. HARMAN, Wi 11 iam HARMON, William H. HARRIS, Richard HARRISON, William S. Jeff Co, KS HART, C. R. HARVEY, Thomas HEFNER, David HELM, James D. HEYNEN, Henry I Brookville, KS iHICKOCK, F. E. HILDEBRAND, E. F. HILL, Marshall HOGAN, Thomas HOOPES, Colfax HOWELL, Lewis, JR HUDSON, Claude Topeka, KS HUTCHESON, J. R. Jeff Co, KS JARRET, John W. Tonganoxie, KS JESSUP, John Van Duzer Oswego, IL JOHNSON, Andrew F. JOHNSON, John F. JONES, Clarence Compliance Co, KY JONES, Charles JONES, J. J. BRIDE MURRAY, Mary WARDLOW, Katie De Soto,· KS MC PHERRON, Maggie E. Jeff Co, KS GABRIEL, Carrie PHILLIPS, Ethel E. BROWN, Cora May LIMING, Matilda I .. WILLIAMS, Hester CHILDS, Mollie DANIELS, Lydia L. Jeff Co, KS AUSTIN, Cora E. HACKWORTH, Tilda SWARTZ, Liddie DAY, Lola WILSON, Annie R. Dg Co, KS BARKER/BARBER,Madaline DYSON, Addie F. SCOTT, Lucy CUNNINGHAM, Jennie LEMON, Lettie WHEDON, ~. L. DE CLERCQ, May Chicago, IL ESSON, Sadie· Jeff Co, KS NICHOLS, Mary Tonganoxie, KS GOODALE, Abbie Elaine Dg Co, KS HOUK, Sarah L. LAUDAHL, Anna FULTON, Alice Leav Co, KS CLENDENIN, Mary TUCKER, Tillie I 1892 (Cont'd) DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 26 July 1892 27 .Oct1892Johns Co, KS 25 Dec 1892Jeff Co, KS 9 Mar 1892 18 June 1892 25 Apr 1892 25 Dec 1892 10 Feb 1892 20 Oct 1892 12 May 1892Jeff Co, KS 4 Oct 1892 8 Feb 1892 23 June 1892 25 Feb 1892 28 Nov 1892Dg Co, KS· 6 Aug 1892 9 Nov 1892 27 Jan 1892 12 Mar 1892 20 Mar 1892 26 May 1892 3 Oct 1892Dg Co, KS 2 Mar 1892 Dg Co, KS 15 Feb 1892Dg Co, KS 29 Dec 1892Dg Co, KS 26 Apr 1892 16 Feb 1892 9 Feb 1892Leav Co, KS 2 July 1892 14 Sep 1892 326 359 James Murray, MG W. C. Coleman, MG 378 C. M. Hurlbut, MG 283 316 295 383 272 357 301 H. Koepse Is, .MG Jas. Marvin, MG H. T. Ennis, Priest Thos G~ Winey, MG Thos G. Winey, MG Moses Brown, MG R. S. Gilbert, JP 351 269 317 280 372 T. J. Sternberg,JP Moses Brown, MG T, R. Nanninga, MG B. J. Horton, PJ John Charlton, JP 327 366 268 285 287 306 350 Richard Cordley, MG B. J. Horton,PJ A. N. Ward, MG A. M. Ward,. MG B. J. Horton, PJ H. A. Pasley, MG B. J. Horton, PJ 282 B. J. Horton, PJ 275 B. J. Horton, PJ ,. , .. 1 \ 387 A. B. Goodale, MG 297 274 270 J. Mueller, MG D. L. Mc Creary', MG W. T. Mc Lain,MG 321 345 Aaron D. States, MG A. M. Ward, MG . �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1892 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM JORDAN, P. J. KAHN, Antonie Leav Co, KS KAISER, Charles KEITH, Green KETELS, Carl KINSEY, B. F. KOENTZ, W. Onago, KS KOHLER, Andrew J. KOHLER, William H. Dg Co, KS KOTTICH, Wilhelm Hudson, KS 'KNOCK, John F. Havana, KS KRONMEYER, Lewis L. ..... Joliet, IL ~ 'LASSWELL, Edward W. 'LAUDERBACK, A. V. / LAWS, Charles I , LEWIS, Frank P. '.\ Perryville, KS v LEW IS, Wi I I i am LUKAN, Paul Leav Co, KS LYONS, Charles H. LYTLE, W. H. MAJOR, E. L. Kans City, MO MANGELSDORF, August Atchison, KS MANLEY, D. D. MARSHALL, Frederick MARTIN, Charles E. MARTIN, S. D. MC CLANAHAN, F. A. Topeka, KS MC CLURE,David Arteuis BRIDE AKERS, Bertha M. LUCKAN, Anna Leav Co, KS SCHUR, Nannie WOODSIDE, Louise V. WILLIAMS, Lizzie (Mrs.) . TUTTLE, Li 11 ian L. BALLARD, Lillie Dg Co, KS REBER, Alice H. KINGSMORE, Ellen (Mrs.) Wilson, KS SONDEREGGER, Hedwig Dg Co, KS HAAS, Laura Etta Danvi lIe, IL WILLIS, Hattie Dg Co, KS FRY, Catherine WHITE, Louise PARKS, Carrie DICK, Haddie Dg Co, KS GATEWOOD, Millie KAHN, Minnie Leav Co, KS WILLIAMS, Blanche HOPKINS, Lotta I. WATKINS, Ida Dil Co, KS BRUNE, Mary/Maria F. Dg Co, KS FINCHER, Carrie E. MARSHALL, JUlia WILLEY, Jessie E. MC DONALD, H. L. (Mrs.) MC CALL, V. E. Dg Co, KS VAN BUREN, Mary Alice * OFFICIANT . DATE/PLACE PAGE 19 Feb 1892 2 Mar 1892- 276 ' 280 Richard Cordley,' MG J. Mueller, MG 353 311 273. 272 381 J.J.Silbermann,Pastor E. W. Merchant, MG B. J. Horton,PJ E.L. Geyer, MG A. L. Goudy, MG 277 382 J. R. Nanninga, MG 329 J;J. Silbermann, MG Leav Co, KS 13 Oct 7 June 12 Feb 10 Feb 21 Dec 1892 1892 1892 1892 1892- Dg Co, KS 24 Feb 1892 22 Dec 1892- Lic only 18 Aug 1892Dg Co, KS 14 Nov 1892Dg Co, KS 23 Nov 1892Dg Co, KS 19 Nov 1892 15 June 1892 3 May 1892 15 Sep 1892Dg Co, KS 20 Oct 1892 2 Mar 1892Leav Co, KS 8 July 1892 29 june 1892 26 May 1892Dg Co, KS 8 Sep 1892Dg'Co, KS 21 Feb 1892 8 Aug 1892 18 May 1892 22 Oct 1892 9 Apr 1892Dg Co, KS 26 June 1892 ? 368 . John Adam Mue ller, MG 370 . Jas. Marvin, MG 369 312 300. 345 B. J. C. M. B. J. B. J. 356 274 Moses Brown, MG J. Mueller~ MG 323 320 308 John Charlton, Jp. C. H. Strong, MG J. K. Miller, MG 341 277 328 305 357 292 F. W. Fiegenbaum, MG -. " Edward Gill, MG B. J. Horton, PJ Jas. Marvin, MG B. J. Horton, PJ B. J. Horton, PJ 319 William Horton, PJ Brook, MG Horton, PJ Horton, PJ ~ . ~ , W. Ayers, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS BRIDEGROOM ',' BRIDE MC CLURE, Herbert PLUMMER, Sprah Frances Jeff Co, KS . Jeff Co, KS MC CULLOUGH, R. E. ERICKSON, Anna (Miss) MC DONALD, E. J. HARTIG, Barbara Emerald, KS Dg Co, KS MC FARLANE, B. W. HANSHEW, Mary A. MC INTIRE, H. R, LEIS, Flora J. Butler, MO Dg Co, KS MC KINLEY, William LAWSON, Clara MC MILLEN, H. B. MIDDAUGH, B. A. Kans City, MO Kans City, MO MELCHIOR, Jacob ANDERSON, Malinda Wyan Co, KS Jeff Co, KS METSKER, Granville, H. MARTIN, Effie R. MEYERS, C. H. ROYAL, Lydia (Mrs.) MILES, Louis E. SCOTT, Cora A. Jeff Co, KS Leav Co. KS MILLER, Peter NORTON. Alice Mulvane, KS Dg Co, KS MOIRTMORE, Charles SKIMMER, Nellie MOORE, Fred De Soto, KS MONROE, C. F. Holden, MO MONROE, Thomas MOSHER, Leo W. Neosho Falls, KS MUSICK, JOseph NELSON, Nels August Kans City, KS NICHOLS, C U. SHELDON, Corda De Soto, KS MONROE, Linoa E. Dg Co, KS LAMB, Mildie PEARSON, Kitty/ie Dg Co, KS VITT, Hattie (Miss) BURT, Alice Dg Co, KS HARTUP, Mollie NOLL, Fred W. Leav Co, KS NUFFER, Ph i 1i p NUNDLEY, George OEHRLE, G. J. OLMSTED, Fred R. OLNEY, F.' H. Newton, KS ACHNING, Edith L. Dg Co, KS EBERHART, Esther KISURE, Alice STALL/STAHL, Maggie CROWDER, Ella May FINCHER, Flora A. Dg Co, KS 1892 (Cont'd) DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 6 Sep 1892- 340 . S. E. Belts, MG 283 297 Aaron D. States, MG R. B; GO\lener,Priest 366 369 B. J. Horton, PJ A. H. Stote, MG 378 312 J. K. Miller, MG A. M.. Richardson, MG 308 R. L. Gilbert, JP Jeff Co, KS 11 Mar 1892 26 Apr 1892Dg Co, KS 12 Nov 1892 21 Nov 1892Dg Co, KS 18 Dec 1892 7 June 1892Dg Co, KS 29 May 1892Jeff Co, KS 1 May 1892 25 Nov 1892 3 July 1892Dg Co, KS 14 Sep 1892Dg Co; KS 20 Dec 1892Lic only 17 Feb 1892Dg Co, KS 25 June 1892":' Dg Co, KS 13 Apr 1892 15 Nov 1892- Dg Co, KS 14 Dec 1892 24 Mar 1892Dg Co, KS 1 Oct 1892Lic only 8 Nov 1892Dg Co, KS 10 Feb 1892 9 Mar 1892 11 Oct 1892 5 Dec 1892 24 Aug 1892Dg Co, KS \299 ·\371 .320 Wm. Weybright,MG J. T. Sternbergh. PJ A. P. Hamilton, MG 344 R. B. Grovener,Priest 380 ? 275 Aaron D. States, MG 318 J. K. Miller, MG 294 367 J. W. Wilson, MG W. A. Quayle; MG 375 288 A'. D. Orrick, MG I. L. Oakes, REV 349 B. J. Horton. PJ 365 H. .L. Yarger, MG 270 284 353 374 332 T. R. Nanninga, MG J. W. Wilson, MIN T. R. Naninga, MG Geo. D. Rogers, REV J. A. Lippencott, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1892 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE OLSON, J. I. PETERSON, Sophia Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS OSWALD, Richard LOHE, Katie Dg Co, KS Paola, KS OVERTON, Thomas R. HEYDT, Jessie M. PALMER, A. J. RYNERSON, Josie Hannibal, MO Osage City, KS PARDEE, James V. BROWN, Laura M. PARMELEE,Carrol Hathaway MANLEY, Mary Buffalo, WY Dg Co, KS PASLAY, J. W. JOHNSON, Maud Topeka, KS Topeka, KS PEARSON, William E. RHODES, Lillian L. (?) PETERSON, Paul CURRY, Gertrude PHELPS, P. A. BROWN, Bertha St. Louis, MO Beatrice, NE PHILLIPS. A. O. SEAMAN. Flora PIPPERT. W. C. HEAFFNER. Sarah PLEASANT, John LETCHER. Fannie I-' I-' OJ PRINGLE. W./H. R. RAKE. John__ ~.~ RALSTON. Wm:--E. Chanute. KS REEHER. L. J. REDDING. Charles F. Dg Co. KS REDMAN. Joseph A. RENTZ. David REYNOLDS. Albert RICHARDS. C. H. RICHARDSON. D. A. Dg Co. KS RICHARDSON. J. W. Wayne Co. NY RIVERS, R. L. ROCKEL. Charles Wilmington. NC RODEWALD. E. Albert Emporia, KS * OFFICIANT DATE/PLACE PAGE 24 Sep 1892- 347 H. S. Yarger, Clergy Dg Co,· KS 15 Mar 1892Dg Co,KS. 284 F. H. Maul, MG 25 Dec 1892 3 Jan 1892- 384 263 W. W. Blalock, MG B. J. Horton, PJ 387 i. 336 T. D. Davis, MG C: G. Howland, Clergy .294 B. J. Horton, PJ Dg Co, KS 29 Dec 1892 1 Sep 1892- Dg Co, KS 13 Apr 1892- Dg Co, KS 18 June 1892 6 July 1892 25 May 1892- 315 322 307 Richard Cordley, MG Richard Cordley, MG B. J. Horton, PJ 302 361 352 B. J. Horton. PJ B. J. Horton, PJ B. J. Horton, PJ 325 352 311 E. B. Slade, MG Henry. farw~ 11, MG. La Theo Tobe, MIN Dg Co, KS 10 May 1892 1 Nov 1892 6 Oct 1892- Lic only 23 July 1892 WILLIAMS. Minnie E. SWADLEY. Lovine 11 Oct 1892 7 June 1892SCOTT, Caroline D. Dg Co. KS Dg Co, KS 3 Apr 1892 BRADFORD. Lizzie 29 Dec 1892PITMAN, Emma Johns Co, KS Johns Co, KS 25 Aug 1892 MYERS, Eureka L. BUCHANAN/BUCKHONDON. Lizzie 13 Oct 1892 1 Dec 1892 RICHARDSON, Orla 20 Oct 1892 COLE, Sarah A. 3 May 1892BROOKMILLER, Anna A. Dg Co, KS Jeff Co, KS 2 Feb 1892KING. Ella Dg Co, KS Dg Co. KS 21 July 1892 JOHNSON, Nora F. 27 Nov 1892WINKLER, Lydia Louise Dg Co, KS Burl ington, IA 12 May 1892MEEDER, Sarah Dg Co,' KS Dg Co, KS \ 289 ·382 Christopher Flory, MG Isaac Studebaker, MG 335 354 374 356 299 Jas. Marvin~ MG P. J. jackson, MG B. J. Horton,PJ A. L. Goudy, MG Jas. Marvin, MG 269 B. J. Horton, PJ 325 371 B. J. Horton, PJ J. K. Miller, MG 301 T. R. Nanninga, MG ',' �. DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1892 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM .... ....\0 ROE, Ernest RUSSELL, Alfred SAUNDERS, Winchester SCHENDEL, Andrew SCHOEPFLIN, Clarence SCHAFFER, John G. Nadeau, KS SCHWARTZ, Christian G. SCOT[, H. V. Globe, KS SECHREST, John W. SERVISS, D. C. Linwood, KS SHEARER, Joseph Thomas Topeka, KS SISCOE, Fred L. Linwood, KS SMITH, B. F. SMITH, Thomas J. Kans City, MO SPEICHER, Lorenz SPENCER, John E. SPURGEON, J. W. Media, KS STANLEY, A. L. Jeff Co, KS STEINHAUER, Jacob P. Cheyenne Wells, CO STEWART, John C. STINES, B. J. Jeff Co, KS STREET, Joseph E. STRONG, Marion Edgerton, KS STUTSMAN, E. A. SWEEZER, Aaron SWIFT, Charles A. Denver, CO THOMPSON, Jeff THOMPSON. William BRIDE FITZ, Laura BOOKER, Lovina WHITE, Martha DECKWA, Frieda PIPPERT, Amelia SCOT[, Mary W. Dg Co, KS JOHANNING, Sophia METSKER, Etta Globe, KS GADDING, Nitia CLARK, Josie Dg Co, KS IRWIN, Eliza Ellen Topeka, KS BEDSAUL, Augusta Linwood, KS EVANS, Gracie SHIMMELFENNING, Inez A. Dg Co, KS SCHEHER, Mary E. WEBSTER, May Lundy DUFF, Rachie E. Vinland, KS BROOKS), Ella May Dg Co, KS FOREMAN, Maggie (Miss) Dg Co, KS DOBBINS, A. H. SMITH, Maud Jeff Co,, KS LIMING, Lizzie REUSCH, Flora I. Dg Co, KS SHIVELY, Minnie DAVIS, Mattie SPRING, Frederica E. Dg Co, KS SOUTHARD, Minnie WEST, Laura DATE/PLACE 15 May 1892 3 Noy 1892 9 July 1892 10'Nov i892 14 Apr 1892' 29 Dec 1892Dg Co, KS 30 Oct 1892 16 Jan 1892Dg Co, KS 3 Jan 1892 9 Aug 18920:Dg Co, KS 7 Sep 1892Dg Co, KS ,15 Aug 1892Dg Co, KS 2 Mar 1892 9 Sep 1892Dg Co,' KS 19 July 1892 27 Apr 1892 14 Feb 1892Dg Co, KS 4 Sep 1892Jeff Co, K~ 29 May 1892Dg Co, KS 3 Oct 1892 15 June 1892Jeff Co, KS 25 Dec 1892 27 July 1892Dg Co, KS 27 Mar 1892 20 Dec 1892 7 Sep 1892Dg CO, KS 29 Dec 1892 25 Dec 1892 PAGE * . OFFICIANT 304 363 321 362 293 388 H; A. Pasley, MG Moses Brown, MG T. Wallace,Preacher T. R. Nanninga, MG T. R. Nanninga, MG J. A. Motter, MG 360 265 John H. Maul, MG W. Mesenhimer, JP 263 Richard Cordley, MG A. M., Richardson, MG .i 330 341 , B. J. Horton, PJ 331 B. J. Horton, PJ 281 342 A; M. Richardson, MG B. J. Horton, PJ 323 298 271 R. B. Govener, Priest Richard Cordley,MG H. A. Pasley, MG 338 J. J. Halbert, MG 309 Aaron D. States, MG 349 314 A. P. Hamilton, MG A. H. Moore, MIN 383 327 Thos G. Winey, MG Alfred D. Orrick, MG 287 379 339 Thos G. Winey, MG John Turner, MG Jas. Marvin, MG 389 385 B. J. Horton, PJ B. F. Bates, MG !, . ,I, 1 ,. �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1892 (Cont'd) ....... :::;. , BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE THOREN, Frederich Johns Co. KS TRIPP. John L. Jeff Co, KS TROUT. George H. TURNER. Phillip H. Leav Co, KS TUTTLE, Birch E. ULRICK, Daniel Dg Co, KS VOGEL. Otto H. Bourthoud, CO WALKER, Charles A. WALLENSTEIN, Henry Wichita. KS WASHINGTON. Philip :WATKINS, H. Kirk Chicago, IL WEIDA, George F. Baltimore, MD WEINEY, Henry L. WELLMAN. D. A. Jeff Co, KS WELLS, Charles W. WELSH, Clifford D. Topeka, KS WHITE. Thomas WHITTAKER, Charlie WHITTAKER, John SCHMIDT/H. Emma Dg Co, KS GIBBENS, Jane Dg Co, KS SKAGGS, Millie N. ALLISON, Rachel Leav Co, KS WHEDON. Lizzie WINTERS, Mary (Mrs.) Centropolis, KS KELLERMANN, Carrie Dg Co. KS BAILEY. Cora A. COHN. Rebecca Dg Co, KS WILLIAMS. Annie HEATHERMAN, Minnie E. Dg Co. KS SHEPHERD, Frances E. Dg Co. KS HINMAN, Lotta A. WALTERS. Ella Jeff Co, KS FLORY, Martha A. WALKER, Della Dg Co, KS GREGORY, Ida JONES, Hattie/Cattie LEWIS. Isabella 25 Feb 1892- WILLIAMS, Christopher V. ANNIS, Alice SKINNER, C. M. WILLIAMS, J. L. KITCHEN/IN. L. J. WILSON, A. H. Wash, DC Dg Co, KS HOLLAND, Olivia (Miss) WILSON, James H. Dg Co, KS Garnett, KS HINDMANN, Emma WINTERS, Ova HARRIS, Lizzie WRIGHT, Wesley WEST, Cora May YOUNG, John H. Ark City, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co. KS? 1 June·' 1892- Shawnee Co, KS 7 Apr 1892 31 May 1892- Dg Co. KS 26 May 1892 13 July 1892- PAGE ·279 18~2- Dg Co. KS 15 Mar 1892 7 Apr 1892- Dg Co. KS 14 June 1892 27 Sep 1892-: Dg Co. KS 15 June 1892- Dg Co. KS 10 Jan 1892 29 Nov 1892- Dg Co. KS 11 Feb 1892 15 Nov 1892- Dg Co, KS 1 Sep 1892 27 Apr 1892 23 June 1892- Lic only 18 Sep 1892 19 June 1892 19 Oct 1892Dg Co, KS 16 Aug 1892Dg Co, KS 27 Dec 1892 14 Nov 1892 15 'Dec 1892Cowley Co, KS OFFICIANT J. J. Silbermann. MG 310 T. P. Stewart, MG 291 309 B. J. Horton. PJ B~ J. Horton. PJ 307 324 H. A. Pas ley .. MG . \Joseph MIchael. MG Dg Co, KS 27 Apr *. 296 .' R. B. Govener, .Priest 286 291 Wm. Whitney, MG Henry Berkowitz,Rabbi 314 348 Moses Brown, MG Richard Cordley. MG 313 John K. Dunn. MG 265 372 Jas. Marvin. MG B. J. Horton. PJ 271 367 Christopher Flory. MG ·W. A. Quayle. MG 337 298 318 Jas. Marvin. MG Moses Brown. MG 346 316 355 F. C. Evans, JP R. H. Van Pelt, MG A. C. Read. MG 331 J. W. Wilson. MG 386 368 376 H. A. Pasley, MG Thomas Wallace, MG R. B .. Uyron,MG ? I ================================================================================================ �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1892 BRIDE GROOM ACHNING, Edith L. NOLL, Fred W. AKERS, Bertha M. JORDA~, P. J. ALLER/ALLEN, Bertha CONNER, Addison ALLISON, Rachel TURNER, Phillip H. ANDERSON, Malinda MELCHIOR, Jacob ANNIS, Alice WILLIAMS, Christopher V. ARMSTRONG, Bessie CARTER, William S. AUSTIN, Cora E. HART, C. R. BAILEY, Cora A. WALKER, Charles A. BALLARD, Lillie KOENTZ, W. BARKER/BARBER, Madaline HICKOCK, F. E. BEDSAUL, Augusta SISCOE, Fred L. BOOHER, Melvina GLOYD, W. S .. BOOKER, Lovina RUSSELL, Alfred BRADFORD, Lizzie REEHER, L. J . . BROCK, Isabell GAUSNELL, Z. W. / BOOKMILLER, Anna A. RICHARDSON, D.A .. BROOKS, Ella May STANLEY, A. L. BROWN, Bertha PHELPS, P. A. BROWN, Birdie J. FRENDEL, Rudolph BROWN, Cora May HARMON, Charles L. BROWN, Hattie M. BARRETT, Walter R.· BROWN, Laura M. PARDEE, James V. BROWNING, Esther DEAN, Taylor BRUNE, Mary/Marie F. MANGELSDORF,August BUCHANAN/BUCKHANDON,Lizzie RENTZ, David' BUCKEIM, Alice BAHNMAIER, C. F. BURT, Alice NELSON, Nels August CARELL, Jennie E. (Miss) ENGLE, Charles E. CARROLL, Nellie M. BALMER, Herbert CHILDS, Mollie HARRIS, Richard CHURCHILL, B. May FLEMING, H. B. CLARK, Ellen ANTHONY, Edmund (Edward) CLARK, Josie SERVISS, D. C. CLENDENIN, Mary JONES, Charlie COHN, Rebecca WALLENSTEIN, . Henry COLBURN, Julia C. COLE, John W. COLE, Sarah A. RICHARDS, C. H. CROWDER, Ella May OLMSTED, Fred R. GROOM. BRIDE. HOGAN, Thomas CUNNINGHAM, Jennie PETERSON, Paul CURRY, Gertrude ALLEN, John M. DAHLENE, Cora HARRISON,William S. DANIELS, Lydia L. ARCHER, Orliff E. DAVIS, Irene E. . SWEEZER, Aaron DAVIS, Mattie HELM, James D. DAY, Lola Andrew SCHENDEL, DECKWA, Frieda HUDSON, Claude DE CLERCQ, MaY GERSON, Harry L. DEICHMAN, Frances LEWIS, Frank P. DICK, Haddie CLAYTON, William DIMERY, Ella STEWART, John C. DOBBINS, A. H. ATKINSON, Charles G. DRAKE~ Caroline Della SPURGEON, J. W. DUFF, Rachie E. CURL, Thomas DURING, Mary HILDEBRAND, E~ F. DYSON, Addie F. NUFFER, Philip EBERHART, Esther BROWNELL, James C. EBERHART, Rosa BOLEN, John ELIOT, Mary (M~ss) MC CULLOUGH, ~. E. ERICKSON, Anna (Miss) HUTCHESON, J."' R. ESSON, Sadie SMITH, B. F. EVANS, Gracie· BROWN, Walter P. FARLEY, Lulu B. MANLEY,D. D. FINCHER, Carrie E. OLNEY, F.H. FINCHER, Flora A. . ROE, Ernest FITZ, Laura WELLS, Charles W. FLORY, Martha A. FOREMAN, Maggie (Miss) STEINHAUER, Jacob P. LASSWELL, Edward W. FRY, Catherine JONES, Clarence FULTON, Alice HAMMIG, Arnold GABRIAL, Carrie SECHREST, John W. GADDING, Nitia LEWIS, Wi 11 iam . GATEWOOD, Millie CLINE, William GAUSNELL, Nancy Jane TRIPP, John L. GIBBENS, Jane JESSUP, John Van Duzer GOODALE, Abbie Elaine WHITE, Thomas GREGORY, Ida BRUBAKER, Joseph P. GRIFFITH, Clara L. ,/\ �ALPHABETIC~L BRIDE ~ ~ LISTING 'BY BRIDE NAME - 1892 (Cont'd) GROOM GROSHEIDER. Hattie FURNEY, John W. '. HAAS. Laura Etta KNOCK, John F. HACKWORTH. Tilda HARVEY. Thomas' HADDON. Lydia V. CLARK, F. E. HADLEY. Ettie CHASE, Albert Victor HAM. Minnie (Miss) DEAY, Ira HANSEL. Mary L. BOWRING, James D. HANSHEW. Mary A. MC FARLANE, B. W. HARDTARFER. Minnie ENO, Frank HARRIS. Lizzie WRIGHT, Wesley HARTIG. Barabara MC DONALD, E. J. HARTUP. Mollie NICHOLS, C. U. HEAFFNER. Sarah PIPPERT, W. C. HEATHERMAN. Minnie E. WATKINS, H. Kirk HENDRICKS. Lula BELL, Anderson HERON, Gertie BURWELL. James E. ,HEYDT. Jessie M. OVERTON, Thomas R. HILL, Carrie GRIGGS, Horace HILL. Nellie BURWELL, Lewis ,HINDMANN. Emma 'WINTERS, Ova HINES, Rebecca FLORY, E. D. HINMAN, Lotta A. WEINEY, Henry L. HOBBS, Belle GINTHER, August HOLDER. Lulah GARDNER, Thaddeus HOLLAND. Olivia(Miss) WILSON, James H. HOLLOWAY. Margaret D. AKERS, John S. HOPKINS, Lotta I. LYTLE. W. H. HOUK. Sarah L. JOHNSON, Andrew F. HUFF, Ida M. ADRIANCE, Emery R. IRWIN. Eliza Ellen SHEARER, Joseph Thomas '. JACCKSON. Lida BERRINGER, J. M. JAEDICKE, Agnes FISCHER, Otto A. JOHANNING, Sophia SCHWARTZ, Christian G. JOHNSON. MaGd PASLAY, J. W. JOHNSON. Nora F. RIVERS, R. L. JONES. Hattie/Cattie WHITTAKER, Charlie KAHN, Minnie LUKAN, Paul KELLERMAN. Carrie VOGEL. Otto H. BRIDE GROOM KENNEDY, -JennieH. -A-.., ,CLAWSON-. Wi 11 W. KING. Ella RICHARDSON, J. W. KING, Polly K. COLLINS, James W. KINGMORE. Ellen (Mrs.) KOHLER, William H. KISURE, Alice NUNDLEY, George KITCHEN/IN, L. J. WILSON, A. H. MONROE, Thomas LAMB, M~ldie DAILEY, Joseph A. LAMB, Polina E. ARNOLD, She I born M-. LAROE, Emma J. LAROE,. Emma J. DENEWILER, John LAUDAHL, Anna JOHNSON, John F. LAWSON. Clara MC KINLEY, William LAWSON, Emma GRIFFIN, Albert LEIS, Flora J. MC INTIRf:, H. R. LEMON, Lettie HOOPES, Calfax LETCHER, Fannie PLEASANT: John LEWIS, Isabella WHITTAKER. John LIMING, Lizzie STREET, Joseph E. LIMING, Matilda I. HARMAN, William LOHE, Katie OSWALD, Richard LUCKAN, Anna KAHN, Antonie CLEMM, J. A. LYON, Josephine PARMELEE, Carrol I Hathaway MANLEY, Mary DEVINE, F. W. MARLOW, Eliza A. MARSHALL, Julia MARSHALL, Frederick MARTIN, Effie R. METSKER, Granville H. MARTIN, Etta . DUTY, James A. MARTIN, Eva "FORTSON; Henry MC'CALL, V. E. MC CLANAHAN. F. A,. MC DONALD,H. L.(Mrs.) MARTIN. S. D. MC PHERRON. Maggie E. HAMILTON, William C. RODEWALD. E. Albert MEEDER. Sarah GOUDY, Arthur L. MELVIN. Nita S. SCOTT, H·. V. METSKER, Etta· MC MILLEN H. B. MIDDAUGH, B: A. FORTNER. Walker MILLER. Dora COREL. James H. MILLER. Emma GILBERT, Gerald L. MISHEY, Zamora B. . i \ �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME -1892 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM BRIDE MONROE, Linoa E. MONROE, C.F. SHELDON, Corda MOORE, Fred WEIDA, George F. SHEPHERD, Frances E. SHIMMELFENNING, Inez A. SMITH, Thomas J. SHIMMER, Nellie MOIRTMORE, Charles STUTSMAN, E. A. SHIVELY, Minnie TROUT~ ,~e.orge H. SKAGGS, Millie N. SKINNER, C. M. WILLIAMS, J. L. SKINNER, J. E. (Miss) GOSSAGE~ Harrison 'CARTER, PIes SMITH, Amanda ·'i' STINES, B. J. SMITH, Maud . FLORY, A.-C. SMITH, Theresa , BAUER, Charles P. SNAPP, Annie M. SONDEREGGER, Hedwig KOTTICH, Wilhel~ THOMPSON, Jeff SOUTHARD, Minnie SOUTHARD, Neva ANDERSON,.James SWIFT, Charles A. SPRING, Frederica E. STAlL/STAHL, Maggie OEHRLE, G. J. FINNEY, Edwardd C. STEELE, Jean FULLER, William O. JR STEPHENS, Kathleen M. BAKER, William a. STRATTON, Carrie E. SUTTON, Lillie CALLEN, J.' E. RAKE, John E. SWADLEY, Lovina HEFNER, David SWARTZ, Liddie FRYE, J. E. TEN BROECK, Minnie JONES, J. J. TUCKER, Tillie KINSEY, B. F. TUTTLE, Lillian L. MC CLURE, David Arteus VAN BUREN, Mary Alice MUSICK, Joseph VITT, Hattie (Miss) WELSH, Clifford D. WALKER, Della WELLMAN, D. A. WALTERS, Ella HAGERMAN, C. S. WALTON, Mattie M. HAMILTON, J. H. WARDLOW, Katie MAJOR, E. L. WATKINS, Ida WEBSTER, May Lundy SPENCER, John E. CAGLE, M. J. J. WELCH, Abbie E. CLARK, L. A. WELLS~ Gertrude L. YOUNG, John H. WEST, Cora May THOMPSON, William WEST, Laura MURRAY . Mary MUZELIUS, H., A. MYERS, Eureka L. NEWMAN, Mary F. NEWMAN, Wilhelmina NICHOLS, Mary NORTON, Alice NUFFER, Emma O'BRIAN, Ada OLSON, Annie PARKS, Carrie PAVEY, Anna L. PEARSON, Kitty/ie PENNINGTON, Mary L. PETEFISH, Pearl M. PETERSON, Sophia PHILLIPS, Ethel E. 'PIPPERT, Amelia ~ PITMAN, Emma W PLUMMER, Sarah Frances POWELL, Mary j. RABER, Elma REATZ, Mary REBER, Ahce R. REUSCH, Flora I. RHODES, Li.llian L. (?) RICHARDSON, Orla ROYAL, Lydia (Mrs.) RYNERSON, Josie SCHEHER, Mary E. SCHMIDT/H, Emma SCHUR, Nannie SCOTT, Caroline D. SCOTT, Cora A. SCOTT, Lucy SCOTT, Mary W. SEAMAN, Flora HAIR, J. E. FORNEY, A. W. REDMAN, Joseph A. DEE, Joseph GAST,Marinus Nicholaas JARRET, John W. MILLER, Peter GRESS, John ARNOLD, Wilber ANDERSON, Edwin LAWS, Charles BOOKER, Benjamin F. MOSHER, Leo W. FIX, G. F. BLANKENCHIP, A. J. OLSON, J. I. HARDING, Edwin H. SCHOEPFLIN, Clarence REDDiNG, Charles F. MC CLURE, Herbert BRISTOW, William FRAZIER, Luther M. GREENE, Edward E. KOHLER, Andr'ew J. STRONG, Marion PEARSON, William E. REYNOLDS, Albert MEYERS, C. H. PALMER, A. J. SPEICHER, Lorenz THORAN, Frederich KAISER, Charles RALSTON, Wm. E. MILES, Louis E. HILL, Marshall SCHOFFER, John G~ PHILLIPS, A. O. GROOM .[';,;'~ , j ',~ ' " J ) ./ �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1892 (C?nt'd) BRIDE WHEDON, E. L. WHEDON, Lizzie WHITE, Louise WHITE, Martha 'WILL, Johanna WILLEY, Jessie E. WILLIAMS, Annie WILLIAMS, Blanche WILLIAMS, Hester GROOM HOWELL, Lewis, JR TUTTLE, Birch E. LAUDERBACK, A. V. SAUNDERS, Winchester GRIFFIS, Clarence E. MARTIN, Charles E. WASHINGTON, Philip LYONS, Charles H. HARMON, William H. BRIDE WILLIAMS, Lizzie (Mrs.) . WILLIAMS, Minnie E. WILLIS, Hattie WILSON, Annie R.. WINKLER, Lydia Louise WINTERS, Mary (Mrs.) WOLLENZIEN, Edith V. WOODSIDE, Louise V. WOODY, Clara C. GROOM KETELS, Carl PRINGLE, W./H. R. KRONMEYER, Lewis L. HEYNEN, Henry ROCKEL. Charles ULRICK, Daniel BORDO, Emerson L. KEITH, Green COPELAND, John A. EXCERPTS FROM THE LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL, FEBRUARY 24, 1892 In CHARLTON's Court: This morning Chas. SMITH was brought before Justice CHARLTON on charge of stealing coal from Union Pacific trains. His prelimiary trial was set for next Monday. The warrant has been out for SMITH for some time, but it was only last night that he was found. Wm. WHITE was also taken into CHARLTON's court this morning for trial on charge of drunkeness and disorderly conduct. He was an old offender and was fined $10 and costs. He could not raise the money and is now in jail. COUNTRY NEWS: LAKEVIEW. Mr. CROWDER has rented a farm on Deer creek and will move next week. BALDWIN: W.H. HOUTT, a teacher of German, is endeavoring to organize a class here in town to take a six weeks' course in conversational German. Miss Nellie HOWLEY died at her home Monday noon after a long and severe sickness. The store of Steve STURDEVANT's at Baldwin was broken into and about $100 of goods taken on Monday night. The robbers were tracked as far north as the bridge across the Wakarusa but there all traces were lost. CITY ITEMS: The CARRUTHERS cases regarding the title to certain tracts of land in the city were given a final decision in district court today. In several of the cases motions for a new trial were filed. E.M. DEDRICK has purchased a half interest with S.R. RILEY, and the new firm have opened a barber shop in the room formerly occupied by Sutorius' Jewelry Shop. NOTICE: I have bought all negatives made by Mr. A.C. HAMILTON also Mr. E.W. HAMILTON. There are many thousands of these negatives dating back to October 1882. Parties wishing photographs from any of the above negatives can get them by leaving order at my studio, at an early date, as they will positively be kept only a short time, 829 Massachusetts Street. J.L. MORRIS, Photo Artist. v' �/=--~ THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL , BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES, KANSAS ..1920 (Continued from Vol. XIII, No.2). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS •. Submitted by Mark Lenz. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER'S DIRECTORY Abbreviations used in this directory: a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--OWner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation marks" ". In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE: Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Alberti "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, R1 Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer's name. (Vera James) -- Wife's maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Children named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm" -- Name of farm. Lawrence R1 -- Post office Lawrence, R.F.D. 1. Kanwaka Sec 13 -- Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a -- Owner of 160 acres. (1866) -- Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence -- Telephone. OTT, Fred W., Ch Arthur, Edwin, Alma, William; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 6SW-31SW 0300a (1868) Tel. Home Lawrence OTT, George, Sr., (Mary VONDEHEIDE) Ch George Jr., Gertrude, Charles, Marie; "Cedar Ridge Farm," Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 24 0280a (1860) Tel. Eudora Eudora OTT, George J., (Maud FREESE) Ch Gerald, Josephine; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 24 080a (1891) Tel. Eudora Eudora OTT, John, (Mary HOUSEMAN) Ch John Jr., Emma, Mary, Florence, Earl; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 1-12 0300a (1881) Tel. Eudora Eudora OTT, John Jr., (Zillah SCHUMAN) Ch Ethelbert, Emerson; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 36N T80a John OTT Sr. (1882) Tel. Eudora Eudora OTT, Wieham, (Lois WOOTTON) Ch Waldo; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 31N T165a F. OTT (1898) OTTA, Nohler C., (Mrs. Mary A. MOHLER, mother) Ch Irene, George; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 22NE 0160a (1885) Tel. Alfred Overbrook OUSDAHL, Elmer W., (Ollie M. COFFMEN) Ch Leo, Wilfred; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 11 T128a Mrs. L.M. SPRAY (1903) Tel. Kansas Lawrence OVERBAUGH, Henry F., (Margaret SCHREINER Ch Frederic, Martin; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 20NE T160a F. SIMON (1919) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook 125 �PAASCH, Edward F., (Anna McNISH) Ch Delbert, Mildred, Ruth; "Rhode Island Red poultry Farm," Vinland R1, Wakarusa Sec 27SE T120a G.C. SIZER (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PAGE, C. Perry, (Minnie ADLER) Ch Francis, Frank, Pearl; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 20 080a (1880) Tel. Eudora. Eudora PALMER, Joseph M., (Nancy CROSS) Ch Jessie, Augusta, John, Helen, Lawrence, Prentice, Genevieve; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 8 044a (1904) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PARDEE, Edward E., (Hattie SHOTWELL) Ch Donald, Mildred, Helen, Nelson, Gladys, Gwendolyn, Marjorie; Baldwin RS, Willow Sec 2SN 0120a (1868) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin PARDEE, Frank, (Alice GRIFFIS) Ch Albert, Glenn; Lawrence R4, Palmyra Sec 6NW-7NW 0213a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence PARDEE, George, Lawrence R4, Palmyra Sec 6NW 076a (1885) PARDEE, Robert B., (Etta STENSTROM) Ch Gale; Richland Rl8, Marion Sec 8NW Ol6Sa (1880) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star PARNELL, A.J., (Anna BOWEN) Ch Mabel, Elroy, Eunice; Lawrence RS, Wakarusa Sec 22NW 0200a (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PARSONS, Steve C., (Hester A. PARSONS, mother) Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 19NW 060 1/2a H. PARSONS (1875) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville PARSONS, Walter P., (Sadie JOY) Ch Thelma, Ruth, Dorothy; Eudora R1, (1891) Tel. Eudora Eudora PASLAY, David L., (Carrie ZEEB) Ch Marta, Marie, Charles, Dorothy, Albert, David Jr.; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 13W T198a Mrs. J.C. WARNER (1904) PATTERSON, Glenn, (Hazel DEAY) Ch Phyllis, Evelyn; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 2SW T163a Joseph PATTERSON (1894) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin PATEY, Frank B., (Nancy A. SNOW) Ch Walter, Frank, Arthur; Lawrence RS, Wakarusa Sec 9NW 0392a (1910) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence PEARSON, Fred H., Ch Helen, Harry, Letha, Fred Jr., George; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec SSE T76a Guy SHEPPARD (1919) PEARSON, R. Sigel, (Cena PRATHER) Ch Edith, Hallie, Ruth, Raymond, Donald; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 12SW Tl12a (1862) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville PELZL, William, (Josephine STAAD) Ch John, Joe, Needa, William Jr., Clarence, Adeline, Irene; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 4NW 016Sa (1919) Tel. Vinland Vinland PENCE, Everett D., (Vida DEAY) Ch Marsden, Bernice, Doris; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 26N T160a W.A. PENCE (1888) Tel. Mutual Worden PERKINS, Bert E., (Fannie VANSBINDER) Ch Margaret; Lawrence RS, Wakarusa Sec 10NW T93a Chester SPRAY (1920) PERKINS, Calvin G., (Dolly WALTERS) Ch Lola, Pearl, Carl, Gilbert, Mary, Eugene; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 34SE 0171a (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PERKINS, Carl C., (Lillian WILSON) Ch Laura; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 36N 02Sa Eudora Sec 36N T70a J. GILMORE (1895) Tel. Bell Lawrence PERKINS, J.B. & L.E., Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 1 03Sa (1895) Tel. Bell Lawrence PERRY, Newton T., (Lula EBERHEART) Ch Michael, Una, Eldon; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec. SNE T40a H. D.~VIS (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PETEFISH, Alva E., (Daisy HICKOCK) Ch May, Marie, George, Mildred; Lawrence R1, Clinton Sec 7NE 0106a (1871) Tel. Clinton Clinton PETEFISH, Lincoln H., (Emma ULRICH) Ch Howard, Russell, Everett, Arthur, Olin; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 7-18NE 0188a (1867) Tel. Clinton Clinton PETEFISH, M.P., (Mary RICHARDSON) Ch Mattie, James, Charles, Ralph, Minta, Christopher, Melvin; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 13NW 0100a (1909) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland PETEFISH, Willard E., Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 12E 017Sa (1869) 126 �PETERS, Mrs. Sarah A., (Sarah A. PENFOLD) Ch Leona, Pearl, Robert, Mabel; Lawrence R10 Wakarusa Sec 29SE 020a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PETERSON, Carl A., (Goldie MURPHY) Ch Charles; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N T7a C.N. PETERSON (1901) Tel. Bell Lawrence Mutual Worden PETERSON, Christopher N., (Mary GISH) Ch Carl, Hallie, Elsie, Ralph, Fannie, Rosie, Nora, Leon, Vernon; Baldwin RS, Willow Sec lSN 0160a (1901) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star PETERSON, Fred 0., "Maple Shade Farm," Lawrence RS, Wakarusa Sec 23NW 0337 (1891) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PETERSON, P., Lawrence RS, Wakarusa Sec 26NW T16Sa Mary V. FOLEY (1868) PFLEGER, Carl, (Emma BERNEC) Ch Alice, Fred, Theodore, Helen, Esther, Edith, Carl; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 20 0120a (1880) Tel. Eudora Eudora PIERSON, Mark J., (Mira DOANE) Ch Ariell; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 3 080a (1868) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PIERSON, Roland, (Carrie E. PRATT, aunt) Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 2 T80a Carrie E. PRATT (1915) Tel. Bell Lawrence PINE, Clifford A., (Stella SCAFSTALL) Ch Lillian, Hazel, Gladys; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 060a (1886) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PINE, Clarence E., (Gertrude EPLEY) Ch Agnes, Lloyd, Wilfred, Raymond; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 OSOa (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PINE, Ed B., (Olive G. McCAGE) Ch Dorothy; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 040a (1868) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PINE, T.F., (Amanda HENRY) Ch Laura, Albert, Warren, Emma, Clara, Gilbert; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 19 01Sa (1868) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PINE, Walter B., (Augusta HAAS) Ch Arthur, Elmer, Lawrence; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 0107a (1897) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PINE, William Roscoe, (Katie FINCHER") Ch Ernest, Elvin, Howard, Lorene, Chester; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 9 052 1/2a (1888) Tel. Kansas Lawrence. PIPER, Francis M., (Marion COLLINS) Ch Ben, Nelson, Charles, Fred, George, Bert, Jennie, Carrie; Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 2NW T1a Don HICKMAN (1880) Tel. Vinland Vinland PIPPERT, Charles W., (Luella SMOCK) Ch Harry, Elmer, Frank, Irl; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 4S 081a (1871) Tel. Mutual Worden PIPPERT, Henry G., (Emma ELM) Ch Alton; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 32N 08a (1879) Tel. Mutual Worden PIPPERT, John H., (Dollie I. KAUFFMAN) Ch Ralph, Helen, May, Elsie; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 48 090a (1873) Tel. Mutual Worden PITTS, George W., (Lettie CRAWFORD) Ch Almira, Charles; "Upper Tany Farm," Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 34N 0160a (1907) Tel. Mutual Worden PLATTNAR, Ernest E., (Enice COAD) Ch Russell; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5 T240a J.H. PLATTNER (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence POHL, Henry W., (Alma NELSON) Ch Orville; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 16S 080a (1889) Tel. centropolis Centropolis POHL, Herman, (Augusta HACKSTEIN) Ch Henry, Dorothy, Henrietta, Walter, Ernest; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 16S 0160a (1884) Tel. Centropolis Centropolis POOCH, Fred, Eudora Rl, Palmyra Sec 29NE T60a George MEADOR (1885) POOCH, Henry, (Albertina HALVONS) Ch Maud, Emma .. Henry Jr.; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 18NW 060a (1889) POOCH, Herman C., (Anna MULDENHAUER) Ch Elsa, Walter; Eudora Rl, Palmyra Sec 29NE 043 3/4a (1888) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville PORTEOUS, Ronald S., (Mary PORTEOUS, sister) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 30SE T160a E. BRESLER (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence POSTMA, Asa M., (Etta MARKLEY) Lone Star Rl, Marion Sec 16NE 080a (1887) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook 127 �POSTMA, Webie, Ch Elizabeth, William, Deseline, Clara, Perry, Asa, John; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 1NE 0240a (1870) Tel. OVerbrook POSTMA, William H., (Mary FLORY) Ch Florence, Laurie, Richard; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 16N 027a (1876) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star POWELL, Arlie J., (Jennie FISHER) Ch Owen, Wilma; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 7SW 080a (1879) Tel. Farmers' 'Independent Overbrook POWELL, Bradford H., Sr., (Lola EATON) Ch Bradford, Jr.; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 13NE 0344a (1905) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star POWELL, Ola E., (Ollie WILsqN) Ch Jennett, Muriel; "Roberts Farm," Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 34N T487a W.B. ROBERTS (1893) Tel. Eudora Eudora POWELL, Oscar T., (Olive WALTERS) Ch Dorotha, Alice; "Lone Oak Farm," Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 030a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence POWELL, William L., (Isadore FORD) Ch Oscar, Ola; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 1 T160a A.D. KENNEDY (1900) Tel. Bell Lawrence PRATT, Fred W., (Maggie RANDALL) Ch Laverne, Inez, Morris; "Willow Creek Valley Farm," Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 5NW 048a (1900) Tel. Vinland Vinland PRESTON, Adelbert E., (Blanche O'NEAL) Ch Allan; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 13NW T80a Dr. UHL (1902) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville PRESTON, S.L., (Nora MAUCK) Ch Grace, Delbert; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 12SW 040a (1903) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville PRESTON, T.T., (Virgie PUCKETT) Ch Marie, Floyd, Joe, Everett, Carl; "Riverside Dairy Farm," Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 23NW T160a George W. SHEARER (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PRICE, Mrs. Kate E., (Kate WILLIAMS) Ch Earl, Raymond, Harry, William, Julia, Marvin, Alice; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 24N 034a (1871) Tel. Vinland Vinland PRICE, Ray E., (Vio1etJARDON) Ch Adean, Laverna; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec IS T160a GRIFFITH heirs (1890) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin PRIESTLY, George L."Ch Dorothy, James; Vinland R1, palmyra Sec 22NW-28NW T280a PRIESTLY Estate (1911) Tel. Vinland Vinland PRIM, John P., (Marie BERTRANG) Ch Harry, Christine, Ernest, Anna; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec SSW 0160a (1890) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook PUCKETT, Clyde A., (Nettie DANIELS) Ch Gladys, Orville, Murvin, Lloyd; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 23N 080a (1890) Tel. Bell Lawrence PUCKETT, LeRoy E., (Ruth BOND) Ch Kenneth; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N T30a BOHRER (1896) Tel. Bell Lawrence PUCKETT, William M., (Lillie BOND) Ch William, Jr.; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 14N T80a H.H. ULRICH (1898) Tel. Bell Lawrence PUGH, Mrs. Sarah, (Sarah EBERHART) Ch Margaret, Thomas, Mary, David, Nellie, Noah; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 16SW 0165a (1859) POMROY, William s., (Mary PARDEE) Ch Mabel; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 18NE 064a (1897) Tel. Vinland Vinland PURDUE, S.B., (Bertha BRUBAKER) Ch George, Floyd, Ada, Melvin, Eunice; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 16SW T140a EMERY Estate (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence PURVIS, Edward H., (Salma WHITE) Ch Fred, Lena; "Cedar Lake Farm," Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 32NE 0214a (1891) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin PURVIS, Fred R., (Alta May PEASLEE) Ch Naomi, Howard; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 32NW T80a E.H. PURVIS (1891) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin PUSH, Pete, (Addie HIGHFILL) Ch Verne; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE T213a H.S. JOHNSON (1918) Tel. Clinton Clinton 128 �RABER, Morris H., (Mary TROVILLION) Ch Geneva, Elvie, Hughey; Lawrence R10 Wakarusa Sec 29SE T120a O.H. COOPER (1884) RAIBLE, Edward, (Minnie GROTE) Ch George, Henry, Lucy, Emma, Carl, Lena; OVerbrook R2, Marion Sec 31SW 0138a (1885) Tel. Farmers' Independent OVerbrook RAIBLE, George, (Elda ENO) OVerbrook R2, Marion Sec 7SW T80a Chris STRAUB (1891) Tel. Farmers' Independent OVerbrook RAKE, David E., (Maud STUDBAKER) Ch Alfred, Laura, Myrtle, Alfred; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 7W T170a J.E. RAKE (1892) Tel. Stull Stull RAKE, D.P., (Blanche RAKE) Ch Carl, Ray, Lucile; "County Line Farm," Lecompton R1, Kanwaka Sec 26W 0160a (1896) Tel. Stull Stull RAKE, William E., (Kate ROBERTS) Ch Ellen, Raymond; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 31 01 1/2a (1888) Tel. Stull Stull RALSTON, Charles E., Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 30SE 01S0a (1871) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RAMEY, Sam, (Nancy PEARSON) Ch Ida, Clara; Vinland R1, Eudora Sec 358 T80a E. JOHNSON (1916) Tel. Vinland Vinland RANDALL, . Walker, (Minnie WINTERS) Ch Opal; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 9NW T30Sa S. RANDALL (1877) Tel. Vinland Vinland RANDEL, Edd W., (Mary H. McKINNEY) Ch Cyril, Russell, Sylvia; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 22NW T160a W.H. RIGGS (1881) Tel. Vinland Vinland RANDEL, Minnie, (Clarence RANDEL, nephew) Baldwin R3, Palmyra .Sec 26NW 03Sa (1871) Tel. Mutual Vinland RANDEL, Robert R., (Dora LUCAS) Ch Clarence, Clara, Wilbur, Montie, Artie, Ruth, Fay, Walter, Raymond; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 26NW 04Sa (1878) Tel. Mutual Vinland RANDOLPH, William, (Frances RANDOLPH, mother) Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 34NW 040a (1875) RANKIN, Mrs. Olive B., Ch Maude, Charles, Marcus; "Verbenia Hill Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W OSOa (1917) RAPPARD, Henry A., (Matilda BEINE) Ch Leona, Harold, Ivan, May, Elmer, Donald; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 3SSE 0240a (1873) Tel. Mutual Worden RAPPARD, William C., (Susie WARNER) Ch.Mabel, Charles, Gladys; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 31N 0160a (1869) Tel. Mutual Worden RAYSON, Charles, (Sallie REECE) Ch Aurle, Vera; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 33SW T80a J.K. BOYD (1885) Tel. Kansas Lawrence REBER, Dan, (Louise STROBLE) Ch Emma, Sarah, Ellen, Maggie, Carl, Lester; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 4N 012a (1880) Tel. Eudora Eudora REED, Douglas L., (Gertrude GRICE) Ch Nancy, Alice, Woodrow; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 20NW 08Sa (1885) Tel. Clinton Clinton REEDER, John A., (Cordia ALEXANDER) Ch Luella, Grace, Laura, Russell; Baldwin RS, Palmyra Sec 33NW T130a M.J. STICKLES (1912) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin REEVES, E.S., (Maud I. CANADAY) Ch Doris, Roma, Max; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 34NW 060a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence REECE, Cory L., (Ruth LUTHER) Ch Martha, Jasper; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec . 22SW T380a C.S. SHEPHERD (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence REILLY, Utley J., (Louise DESQUE) Ch Lena, Myrle; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 7SW 0148a (1909) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook REINERT, Mat, (Fred WYNNE, nephew) Baldwin R1, Palmyra Sec 8SW TSa Susan REINERT (1865) REMINGTON, Arthur 0., (Allie MONTGOMERY) Ch Victor, Florence; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 3SW 081a (1919) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin RESER, Arthur M., (Winifred HODGES) Ch Eva, Daisy, Angus; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 30NW 040a (1887) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin 129 �REUSCH, Jake, (Mary LEGGETT) Ch Nora, Alberta, Maurine; "Valley Stock Farm," Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec lIN T160a M.C. KARNER (1885) Tel. Vinland Vinland REUSCH, Jake, Ch Bob, Frank, Homer, Cliff, William, Jake, Fanny, Gladys; Vin1and R1, Palmyra Sec 10NW T160a G. SMITH (1870) Tel. Vinland Vinland REUSCH, William, (Blanch HAGERMAN) Ch Ada; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 12N 0140a (1884) Tel. Vinland Vinland REW, O.M., (Janie JOHNSON) Ch Claude, Ada, Ralph, Elza, Harold, Minnie, Harvey, Osmer, Wayne, Vera, Gladys Ruby; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 9SE 0240a (1920) Tel. cooperative Wellsville REYNOLDS, Arthur E., (Kate McGEE) Baldwin R4,Willow Sec 27N 080a (1920) Tel. Mutual Worden REYNOLDS, Mrs. Elizabeth S., Ch Grace,Mab1e, Fred, Cora, Roy, Clarence; "Wakarusa Stock Farm," Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 12S 0160a (1869) Tel. Kansas Lawrence REYNOLDS, Herbert, . (Violet VINCENT) Ch Emily, William; "Oakwood Farm," Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 15 T160a Miss Bessie YOUNG (1890) Tel. Bell Lecompton REYNOLDS, Perl C., (Maud D~ VEACH) Ch Phyllis, Claudine; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 14SW 0160a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RHOADES, Waverly, (Lena BARNGROVER) Ch Charles, Fay, Cuba, Marion, Ruby, Fred, Frank, Wilma, Waverly Jr.; "Shady Nook Farm," Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 16SE 0160a (1868) Tel. cooperative Wellsville RHODEHAMEL, David, (Anna HILL) Ch Florence, Frank, Arthur, Cora, Edith, Jessie; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 21NE 080a (1908) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook RICE, David K.,· (Emily MODEN) Ch Ruth, Anita, Lawrence; "Resthaven Farm," Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 35NW 010a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RICHARDS, Charles A., (Rose MARTIN) Ch Ernest, Ruth, Esther, Edith; Lawrence RS, Kanwaka Sec 20N 0160a (1869) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RICHARDS, E.M., (Carrie HIRD) Ch Pauline; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 18E T140a R.I. JONES (1892) Tel. Lawrence RICHARDS, George T., (Lilly DODDRIDGE) Ch Richard, William, John, Cicle, Saddie; "Kanwaka Store Farm," Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 26E 020a (1868) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RICHARDSON, Crissie, (Pinie E. TALLEY) Ch Marvin, Huling, Delbert, Opal; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 24SW 0110a (1874) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RICHARDSON, F.O., (Clara REID) Ch Bessie, Fred, Walter, Paul; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 35NW 036a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RICHARDSON, George G., (Sadie BARNES) Ch Harry, Jay, Fay, George, Dorothy, Lillian; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 16SW T300a THATCHER Estate (1901) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RICHTERMYER, August, (Anna'STOCKARD) Ch Anna, Louie, Paul, Lena, Rinhard; (Leonard, Will, and Lena STOCKARD) Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 8N 018a (1914) Eudora Eudora RIDLEY, Robert, (Sarah RIDLEY, mother) Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 27NW 0105a (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RIDLEY, Warren, (Lilly EVANS) Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 5E 080a (1890) RILING, Edward T., (Abbie FISHER) Ch Edward Jr., John; "Hill Top Farm," Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 35NW 07a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RILLEY, A.P., (Bell HAUSE) Ch Nellie, Henry, Mamie, Cora, Harry; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 080a (1901) Tel. Bell Lecompton RISLEY, Grant R., (Mary YEAGER) Ch Lucinda, Letitia, Heyward; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 32 019a (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ROBERTSON, Alex, (Sarah LENDSDOWN) Ch George, William, Lucy, Fern, Gerald; "Franklin Farm," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 9SE 0176a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence 130 �ROBINSON, Sherman C., (Hattie M. POWELL) (Russell POWELL, nephew) "Echo Stock Farm," Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 3sNW 031sa (1913) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin ROBINSON, Vester H., (Bessie BOWEN) Ch Emil, Elmer; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec SW 0160a (1908) Tel. Bell Lecompton ROBISON, Edward W., (Blanche DeQUASIE) Ch Dale, Altha, Nolan, Howard; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 22N-27 T220a L. OSMOND (1913) Tel. Clinton Clinton ROBISON, John R., (Rosella GLADWELL) Ch Minnie, Vester, Albert, Lee; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 8NE 0120a (1909) Tel. Bell Lawrence ROCK, Thomas B., (Ora DYE) Ch Rolla, Grace, Mary, Neva, Elsie; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec lsSE Tsa C.R. THORN (1908) Tel. cooperative Wellsville ROCKHOLD, Alva T., (Mattie HIRD) Ch Eva, Arthur, Fred, Ed; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 9SW T160a Dr. WEBSTER (1902) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin ROCKHOLD, John A., (Edith MAIZE) Ch Georgie, Arthur; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 3sN T80a C.A. GALE (1905) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin ROE, Ernest A., (Laura FITZ) Ch Harold, William; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 16NW OsOa (1869) Tel. Vinland Vinland ROE, George, Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 22NW 03sa (1880) Tel. Vinland Vinland ROESER, Philip (Mary KEEVER) Ch Arniel, Charles, George, William, Liti; Lone Star R1, Willow Sec 8N 0320a (1895) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star ROGERS, Herb A., (Matilda JOHNSON) Ch Kirby, Lionel; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec SW 0217a (1880) ROGERS, R.H., (Isabelle SAULE) Ch Fred, Sidney, Anna, Sunner, Riley, Lucile; Lawrence, Grant Sec 19 012a (1865) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ROHE, Henry, (Edith WEEKS) Ch Lula, Leona, Henry Jr., Mary-Vern; Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec 18NW 0160a (1878) Tel. Eudora Eudora ROHE, Martin Jr., (Lula WEEKS) Ch Ruby, Cyril, Beula; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 30NE T240a Martin ROHE, Sr. (1881) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville ROLLER, Charles G., (Lena KOEHLER) Ch Katherine, Lillian, Charles, Harvey, Rosie, Violet; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec SW 0240a (1869) Tel. Stull, Stull ROSE, Seigel A., (Lucy HARRISON) Ch Hattie, Harrison, Leslie, Leo, Clifford; Lawrence Rs, Wakarusa Sec 21NW 0130a (1862) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ROSS, Elizabeth C., (Elizabeth C. DAVIS) Ch William, James; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 9 01a (1916) ROTHROCK, Ira, (Margaret ULRICH) Ch Fay, Carl, Gordon, Harold; Baldwin Rs, Willow Sec 3N 08sa (1868) Tel. Bell Lawrence RUCKER, U.S., (Rosa HENDERSON) Ch Zola, Leona, Royal, Elsie, Curtis, Velma, Wayne; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 11SW 07sa (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RUDIGER, Paul T., (Ella RUSSELL) Ch Ionia; "Gra~d View Farm," Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 33NW T240a Bertha M. RUDIGER (1878) Tel. Kan~as Lawrence RUEDIGER, Alfred P., (Minna PICKARTS) "Grand View Farm," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 33NW T240a Bertha M. RUEDIGER (1874) Tel. Kansas Lawrence RUHLEN, J.F., (Bertha JOHNSTON) Ch Nettie, Louis, Charles, Edna; Baldwin Rs, Palmyra Sec 3'4NW 020a (1912) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin RUMSEY; Herman C., (Laura WALTON) Ch Albert; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 9NW T79a E. RICHARDS (1883) Tel. Vinland Vinland RUNDLE, Walter F., (Mabel FLORY) Ch -Ardel; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 17SW T480a A.M. RUNDLE (1903) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook RUSH, Calvin, (Nellie N. PRICE) Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 2sN T160a S.C. PRICE Estate (1902) Tel. Vinland Vinland Baldwin Baldwin RUSSELL, Mrs. William M., (Nettie HODGES) Ch Arthur, Carl; "Willow Springs Farm," Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 22N 080a (1887) Tel. Bell Lawrence 131 �SAlLE, Charles A., (Francis KASBERGER) Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 12S 051a (1885) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SAlLE, Geberd, (Eva ANTHONY) Ch Josephine, Mary, Clara, Joseph, Emil; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 6NW 0110a (1904) SAMMER, George E., (Maggie GRIFFITH) Ch Harry, Glen, Hazel; Baldwin R1, Palmyra Sec 6SW 0160a (1876) Tel. Baldw'in Baldwin SAMPLE, John W., (Mary ALTANG) Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 6NW 020a (1900) SANDERS, Burt S., (Minnie RIGGS) Ch James, Burt; Lawrence R1, Clinton Sec 7NE 0213a (1880) Tel. Clinton Clinton SANDERS, Charles B., (Nellie WOLF), Ch George, Marion, Mary, Esther, Arthur, Frederic, Raymond, Richard; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 31SE 0154a (1872) Tel. Bell Lawrence. SANDERS, Edward H., (Bertha BOEHLE) Lone Star R1, Willow Sec 8N T160a Mrs. N.J. SANDERS (1889) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star SANDERS, G.F., (Laura HUGHES) Ch John, Clarence, Frank, Golden, Ernest, Russell, Lucile, Howard, Mary, Paul, Cecil; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 3SW 0120a (1918) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin SANFORD, W.N., (Ella WOOD) Ch Roy, Raymond, Howard, Herbert; "Clover Hill Farm." Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 15E 0120a (1902) Tel. Bell Lecompton SANTCLAR, William, (Jennie TROTMYER) Ch Frank, Ralph; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 34 T56a BARKER Estate (1880) SAUNDERS, John c., (Ida WALTERS) Ch James, William, Philip, Harold, Mildred, Miles; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 32NE 010a (1859) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SAVIN, Mary J., Ch Will, Francis; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 2W 0160a (1862) Tel. Stull Stull SAWS, George W., (Anna BAILY) Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 12W 080a (1865) SAWYER, Elmer E., (Nancy BARTON) Ch Leon, Wilber, Bessie; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 34S 080a (1861) Tel. 'Lone Star Lone Star SCHAAKE, Albert C., (Cecil KEEFER) Ch Raymond; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 2 T100a Cris SCHAAKE (1916) Tel. Kansas SCHAAKE, Chris, (LOuise DUDE) Ch Albert, Tillie, Ben, Clarence, Milton, Gustave, Lydia; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 35N 0217a 1898 Tel. Bell Lawrence Eudora Eudora SCHAAKE, Ed C., (Maggie ALTENBERND) Ch Freda, Irene; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 28 0267a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence' SCHAAKE, William, Ch Edward, Emma, Will, Ida, Charles, Matilda, Dora; "Kaw Valley Grain & Stock Farm," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 4N 0780a (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SCHAFSTALL, Ed W., (Annie KREWEL) Ch Virgil, Stella, Ruth; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 31SE 0160a (1901) Tel. Kansas Lawrence SCHAW, C.R., (Dora HENSON) Ch Pearl, George; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 11E T320a George McCARTY (1910) Tel. Bell Lecompton SCHEER, Add, (Bell KENNEDY) Ch Daisy, Bessie; "Sunny View Farm," Richland R17 Kanwaka Sec 7W 072 1/2a (1879) Tel. Stull Stull SCHEHERER, Joseph, (Bertha EDER) Ch George, Alice, John, Clarence, Helen; Eudora RJ., Eudora Sec 7S-32 0241a (1869) Tel. Eudora Eudora SCHEHRER, Stephen, (Mary HADLE) Ch Henry, Anna, Minnie; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 8S 0160a (1877) Tel. Eudora Eudora SCHEHRER, Windle E., (Barbara EANEST) Ch Charles, Clara, Mary, William, Alma, Martha, Emma; Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 4-5-6S 0440a (1897) Tel. Eudora Eudora (TO BE CONTINUED) 132 �DEATH NOTICES FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS OF KANSAS, 1873 - 1970 The following death notices were researched by Jean Snedeger and Beverley Chapman at the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka, KS. Typed by Sonnie Kemberling. Lodge No. 13 18 31 42 47 61 413 Name of Lodge Oread Halcyon Baldwin City Eudora Clinton Excelsior Lecompton Town Lawrence Lawrence Baldwin Eudora Clinton Lawrence Lecompton Name Lodge-No. Anderson, A.S. Anderson, S.B. 18 Bahnmaier, Pete Baker, J.C. Barturch, Robert Bishoff, C.N. Black, John Bodwell, T.B •. Bohnsack, William Breeze, H.C. Brender, John L. Brewer, J.C. Brown, Theodore Bunce, John J. Carnahan, J.M. Cattlett, Wayne L. Caviness, Howard Clark, Floyd Cory, C.E. Davis, David B. Davis; Ralph Davis, W.F. Dinsmore, R.U. Durr, Carl County Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Douglas Death Date A 18 Apr. 1, 1901 Mar. 1, 1907 B 413 31 42 42 31 31 42 31 42 31 31 413 Dec. 22, 1969 June 4, 1902 Mar. 17, 1903 Sept. 22, 1912 Nov. 8, 1928 June 6, 1917 Nov. 4, 1954 Dec. 2, 1929 Sept. 20, 1897 Feb. 7, 1923 May 4, 1924 Sept. 2, 1943 C 31 42 42 42 42 May, Nov. Jan. Feb. Apr. 19, 1940 15, 1951 15, 1967 6, 1931 4, 1932 D ~13 42 31 31 42 133 Sept. 6, 1948 May?, 1969 June 13, 1928 Dec. 24, 1903 Jan. 22, 1923 �E Edmonson, W.S. Ellis, E.E. Elwell, J.A. Emery, Bert Epple, G.A. 18 18 31 31 42 Faust, C.J. Ferguson, T.W. Fiehler, A.H. Foust, Benj. 42 31 42 42 Getker, W.J. Gibbens, Ray Griffith, Joseph Griffith, W.R. 42 413 31 31 Hadl, Robert Hall, F.W. Hall, O.S. Harris, Jerry Harris, D.M. Harris, Leroy Hill, E.J. Hinsey, John Hogenbach, George 42 31 31 42 42 42 413 42 42 Ives, C.P. 31 Jackson. Brannon Jennings, A.J. Johnson, C.A. 42 42 31 Kaegi, John Kennedy, Walter Kincaid, I.B. Kindred, Leslie L. Knott, George Koch. Gus Kohler, DeVoe Krader, E.K. Kuhn, Charles L. 42 31 31 42 31 42 42 31 413 Laqua, Joe Large, Perry, Liston, George M. Lobingin, F.K. Lotz, A. , Jr. Lotz, Julius 413 413 31 31 42 42 F G Jan. 3, 1907 Aug. 10, 1903 Sept. 19, 1910 Apr. 2, 1951 Feb. 11, 1896 July June Aug. Jan. 29, 1927 26, 1934" 10, 1934 7, 1933 Apr. 1, 1913 Apr. 17, 1965" Feb. 8, 1944 1947 H June 9, 1965 Nov. 9, 1916 May 21, 1909 Apr. 30, 1968 Mar. 6, 1966 Oct. 28, 1943 Jan. 29, 1935 July 25, 1905 Aug. 14, 1904 I Oct. 29, 1913 J Jan. 17, 1928 Dec. 12, 1917 Mar. 30, 1940 K Nov. Dec. Feb. Dec. Jan. Dec. June Oct. Oct. 26, 1919 19, 1939 16, 1922 3, 1952 20, 1903 ?, 1969 5, 1955 7, 1919 14, 1925 L 134 Dec. 27, 1968 May 31, 1964 Dec. 22, 1939 May 1, 1946 Jan. 18, 1936 Nov. 29, 1928 �Mc McBride, B.J. McCabria, Eugene McClanahan, Geo. E. 42 Marshall, Edd Masterson, W.H. Mertz, Wm. 42 Nace, Fred H. Norwood, George R. Norwood, George W. 413 42 413 Aug. 30, 1942 Jan. ::'5, 1967 June 30, 1959 M 42 42 Jan. 10, 1925 Dec. 21, 1928 Mar. 16, 1963 N Ott, Geo. J. 413 413 June 8, 1945 Feb. 22, 1961 May 1, 1928 o 42 May 24, 1943 P Penner, Elliott Pillu(a), Charles Pinger, Fred Pyles, W.T. 42 42 42 31 Feb. 15, 1918 Sept. 11, 1916 Nov. 11, 1906 May 31, 1933 S None R Ramm, Henry Reeder, Harry Richards, C.F. Richards, O.G. Seybold, John A. Shanafeet, J.R. Shellhorn, Carl Shepherd, Frank Shirley, Russell W. Slagel, Wm. H. Smith, C.W. Smith, G.W. Smith, Leonard Smith, Perry Smith, S.A. starr, H.K. Starr, M.B. Stephens, Robert Stone, W.E. _ Stover, Perry Stump, J.B. Sullivan, J.M. Tarlton, J.M. Todhunter, J.C. Tompson,(correct spelling), F.O. Tupper, John 42 413 42 42 1906 Feb. 26, 1945 Mar. 18, 1936 Apr. 3, 1915 S 42 18 413 31 413 413 18 413 31 413 42 42 42 31 413 31 31 31 Apr. 7, 1884 May 27, 1898 Feb. 20, 1921 Mar. 28, 1927 Sept. 4, 1957 Oct. 6, 1944 July 30, 1907 June 27, 1914 Nov. 24, 1941 Apr. 3, 1967 Nov. 8, 1928 Aug. 2, 1955 Apr. 16 , 1963 Aug. 1,1901 Apr. 28, 1912 July 17, 1944 Aug. 12, 1916 July 14, 1900 T 42 413 31 413 135 July June July Oct. 1.5, 1931 18, 1936 6, 1930 9, 1918 �U None V Vankenran, L.S. 31 Walton, J.R. Warmker, Raymond White, Romer A. Williams, George Winter, M.S. Winter, Milton R. Wise, John A. 31 42 42 31 413 413 31 Sept. 6, 1904 W Dec. 6, 1934 Sept. 10, 1962 Sept. 27, 1946 Sept. 28, 1929 Feb. 1, 1896 Oct. 2, 1939 Sept. 28, 1932 X None y None Z Zeismas, August Zimmerman, T.S. Zimmerman, W.R. ~2 42 42 Mar. 15, 1903 Sept. 21, 1950 Nov. 2, 1941 RECENT OBITUARIES OF EARLY DOUGLAS COUNTY RESIDENTS The edition of the Lawrence Journal World in which the obituary appeared is given in parentheses. BARTZ, Clarence G., b. 10 Feb 1910, Lawrence, KS; d. 14 Nov 1989, Lawrence, KS; m. 26 Jul 1931, Kansas City, KS, Laura Belle EVANS. Burial Walnut Creek Cemetery south of Wellsville, KS. (Thurs. 16 Nov 1989) DILLON, Howard LaVerle "Dick", b. 25 Sep 1909, Washington Creek, KS, one of 15 children; d. 21 Jan 1990, Topeka, KS; m. 22 Jun 1929, Lawrence, KS Pearl Rosetta JONES. Burial Washington Creek Cemetery. (Mon. 22 Jan 1990) EBERHART, Everett L., b. 10 Jul 1901, Pleasant Grove, KS; d. 16 Dec 1989, Douglas Co., KS; m. 21 Jul 1922, Ottawa, KS Leona DAILEY. Burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery. (Sat. 16 Dec 1989, Sun. 17 Dec 1989) HILDENBRAND, Wilbur M., b. 8 Nov 1907, farm home south of Big Springs, KS; d. 2 Mar 1990, Topeka, KS; m. 8 Nov 1933, Topeka, KS Helen J. FRYE. Burial Stull Cemetery. Of rural Tecumseh. (Sat. 3 Mar 1990.) OELCKERS, John, b. 25 Jul 1906, Germany; d. 15 Jan 1990, La Mesa, CA; m. 1940 Dorothy HULS. Burial Greenwood Park Cemetery, La Mesa, CA. Moved to home of aunt & uncle near Worden, Douglas Co., KS 1926. (Tues. 23 Jan 1990) PINE, Elmer Edward, b. 17 Sep 1902, Lawrence, KS; d. 10 Jan 1990, Lawrence, KS; m. not given, has surviving daughter. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery. (Thurs. 11 Jan 1990, Fri. 12 Jan 1990) SHEARER, Esther Flory, b. 20 Nov 1908, Lone Star, KS; d. 21 Nov 1989, Westminster, CA; m. Ji~V SHEARER. (Thur. 7 Dec 1989) SHOEMAKER, Virgil Guy, d. 25 Feb 1990, Lawrence, KS, age 81. Burial Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Of Worden. (Sun. 25 Feb 1990) SMITH, Henry J., b. 23 Apr 1911, Lawrence, KS; d. 7 Dec 1989, Lawrence, KS; m. not given, has surviving children. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Member Ninth Street Baptist Church. (Fri. 8 Dec 1989) SNOW, Effie May, b. 23 May 1902, Vinland, KS; d. 20 Jan 1990, Mountain View Nursing Home, Madras, OR; m. 29 Mar 1922 Raymond SNOW. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery. (Sun. 21 Jan 1990, Mon. 22 Jan 1990) 136 �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. CHANEY. CLARK. CULLISON. LEE. MORRIS. PEPPARD. SCHEER Seeking information on my 2nd gr. grandmother Sarah AnD __ , b. c.1831 (NY or WI?), m1. __ CBAHEY, son of a wealthy Jewish merchant of Milwaukee, WI, disowned by his family when he married a gentile. m2. Melvin CLARK, moved to Rising Sun, then Lecompton, KS. He d. in Civil War (where?). m3. Thomas LEE, b. c.1818 Jefferson Co., KS. They were on 1870 census, Leavenworth Co., Sherman Twp., KS. Ch. by 1st husband: Alice, b. 10 Feb 1849 Milwaukee, WI, m. Sam PEPPARD of Windwagon fame, lived Oskaloosa, KS; Clara, b. 1857 WI, m. John C. CULLISON, Loring, KS. Ch. by 2nd husband: Ezrah Justus, b. 3 Oct 1860, Douglas Co., KS, m. Sarah MORRIS, went to WA 1887/8; Timothy, b. c.1863 (where?), living with parents in Leavenworth Co. 1870 with bro. Ezra and Effie and Cordelia LEE. Elinor Dale SCHEER, 3090 N.E. Lincoln, Hillsboro, OR 97124 CARLYLE. HART. WILSON Photographs are being sought of the following three monuments located in the Maple Grove Cemetery at Lecompton, KS: Calvin W. HART (1883-1905), Estella Bart WILSON (1877-1964), Lenore W. CARLYLE (1905-1984). All three graves are together on lot #23 in the NW corner of the old part of the cemetery on the east side of the road. Seeking also funeral and/or cemetery records for all the above named people, and obituaries of the latter two. I will reimburse your reasonable film, postal and photocopying costs. All replies are enthusiastically welcome! David HART, 4001 Jean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714. (516) 433-8460 BARNES. BROOKS. McKINZIE. PEACOCK. QUICK Anyone working on the lines of BROOKS, McKINZIE, BARNES, or PEACOCK, please contact me, or send me names and addresses of people who are so I can contact them to exchange information. GWEN QUICK, 5307 St. Hwy 303 NE #147, BI·~merton, WA 98310 137 �ALEXANDER, DAVIDSON, EDGINGTON, HANNAH, KINCAID, KIRPATRICK, KRAFT, MACKEY, VAN PELT Seeking parents and ,descendants of Thomas KINCAID, b. 13 Dec 1755, Londonderry, PA, d. 3 Jul 1819, Winchester, Adams Co., OH, m. 27 Oct 1778, Washington Co., MD Mary MACKEY, b. 26 Sep 1759 Chester Co., PA, d. 10 Mar 1824 Winchester, OH. Ch: John, b. 22 Jun 1779, Richmond, VA, d. 3 Apr 1834, West Union, OH, m1. 27 Mar 1800 West Union, OH Sarah HANNAH, m2. 19 Jan 1826, West Union, OH Dorcas ALEXANDER; Thomas, b. 19 Mar 1781 VA, d. 10 Jun 1846 Pike Co., OH, m. 12 Mar 1805 West Union, OH Margaret HANNAH; Jane, b. 22 Mar 1783, d. 15 Aug 1855 Livingston Co., IL, m. 18 May 1802 Adams Co., OH Abraham EDGINGTON; Samuel, d. Hamilton Co., IN, m. 8 Dec 1808 Adams Co., OH Phoebe VAN PEL~; William, m. 19 Jan 1809 Adams Co., OH Jamima EDGING~ON; Margaret, d. 1844 Rochester, IN, m. 15 Dec 1803 west Union, OH John DAVIDSON; Mary, d. 1871 Montgomery Co., IN, m. 24 Nov 1814 Adams Co., OH James KIRXPA~ICK; Penina, b. 1794 Maysville, KY, d. 1822 Adams Co., OH, m. 29 Sep 1814 Adams Co., OH Andrew DAVIDSON; Elizabeth, d. 15 Mar 1845 Rochester, IN, m. 15 Nov 1823 Adams Co., OH Andrew DAVIDSON, sister Peninah's widower and brother of sister Margaret's husband John. Some of the children's children may have come to KS. Christine (DAVIDSON) KRAFT, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049. DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY GENEALOGIST AVAILABLE The Society's Board recently voted to raise the rates charged by its genealogist for research, yet we think they still remain reasonable. The new rates are $10.00 per hour of research, plus our costs for copying and postage. The new rates go into effect 1 April 1990. To retain the genealogist's services, send a letter outlining the information you need to the Society to the genealogist's attention. Please indicate if you have a budget which you do not wish her to exceed. It is also a good idea to tell her all you know about the person you seek and where you got the information so that she will not duplicate your efforts. DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS' FIVE-GENERATION CHARTS ARE DUE JULY 1, 1990 if you want them in the upcoming publication. Members are limited to three charts per member. You may update previously submitted charts (please indicate they are updates in an attached note). If at all possible, please submit typed charts. 138 �'tI ~ . o o • rt ...... W \0 '. '". '.~-. :~':' ;~.".' .... :;;:'..~ ~ ~j.' ::', '.~ ~. ~'. r.·~'.~:~":''''~' ".J:, ~:-.t.~:·>~-:':<~:. '!:-~\ ",'.. ". M~'L~<> ..:-:·:·;>.. (L~·.~VfCT;:~l·~B,","'I{~ ".~:O~ :t~~';-~~~:,/. 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CALDWELL ( PM) WHITMAN (Asst) �/:' "'~': '.;.::'.' .. ~,'! -:'.:~ . '. f • . .:. '. " ".~":-;; -.' ~ !:-.' . u.s. : ~~.. :' 1::,' Postal Workers, Lawrence, KS, c. 1900. Contributed to the Watkins Museum by Richard Riggs Banks BROWN Billy MOYS Bob WHITE, Janitor Lote READ Dani McCLURE J. AKERR Willard BROWN Lynn COURTNEY Grant MULL Ai WIGGENS BIDGOOD? PARSONS MYERS STEEL Sam ELLIOT Grant RISLEY BILLY STEEL Jessie LINTON (SOXMAN) Mary MORRIS \ COURTNEY WHITMAN (Asst) F.F. CALDWELL (PM) �INDEX, VOLUME XIII, No. 3 ACHNING Edith L., 117, 121 ADAMS Florence Aletha, 102 Henry J., 111 J. T., 103 ADLER Minnie, 126 ADRIANCE Emery/Emory R., 112, 122 AKERR J., 140 AKERS Bertha M., 116, 121 John S., 112, 122 AKIN Dorothy Griffin, 100 Tom, 100 ALDRICH F.L.,103 ALEXANDER Cordia, 129 Dorcas, 138 ALLEN Bertha, 113, 121 John M., 112, 121 ALLER Bertha, 113, 121 ALLISON Rachel, 120, 121 ALTANG Mary, 132 ALTENBERND Maggie, 132 ALVARO Bert, 103 ANDERSON A.S., 133 Edwin, 112, 123 James, 112, 123 Mal inda, 117, 121 S.B., 133 ANNIS Al ice, 120, 121 ANTHONY Edmund (Edward), 112, 121 Eva, 132 ARCHER Orliff E., 112, 121 ARMSTRONG Bessie, 113, 121 ARNOLD Shelborn/Shelburn M., 112, 122 Wilber, 112, 123 ARTHUR L.W., 110 ATKINSON Charles G., 112, 121 AUSTIN Cora E., 115, 121 AYERS William W., 112, 116 BADGER Bazaeel, 108 BAHNMAIER C.F., 112, 121 Pete, 133 BAILEY Cora A., 120, 121 BAILY Anna, 132 BAKER J.C., 133 William H., 112, 123 BALLARD Lillie, 116, 121 BALMER Herbert, 112, 121 BARBER Madaline, 115, 121 BARKER Estate, 132 MadaLine, 115, 121 BARNES, 137 Sadie, 130 BARNETT Mrs., 103 BARNGROVER Lena, 130 BARNHILL John F., 103 BARR HaroLd G., 102 BARRETT WaLter R., 112, 121 BARTHOLF Vera; 103 BARTON Nancy, 132 BARTURCH Robert, 133 BARTZ CLarence G., 136 BASTER Emma, 103 BATES B.F., 119 141 BAUER Charles P., 112, 123 BEDSAUL Augusta, 119, 121 BEINE Matilda, 129 BELCHER Abigai l, 107 Gregory, 107 Samuel, 107 BELL Anderson, 112, 122 BELTS S.E., 117 BERKOWITZ Henry, 114, 120 BERNEC Emma, 127 BERRINGER J . M., 112, 122 BERTRANG Marie, 128 BIDGOOD?, 140 BILLINGS Abigail, 107 Roger, 107 BISHOFF C.N., 133 BLACK . John, 133 BLALOCK W.W., 102, 118 BLANKENCHIP A.J., 112, 123 BLIN TwiLaE.,103 BLISS Rebecca, 108 BLUBETT /BLUETT EsteLLa (Mrs.), 103 BODWELL T.B., 133 BOEHLE Bertha, 132 BOHANNEN Ruby, 103 BOHNSACK Wil Li am, 133 BOHRER, 128 BOLEN John, 112, 121 BOND liLLie, 128 Ruth, 128 �BONEBRAKE J.H., 113 BONINE Grace (Mrs.), 103 BOOHER Melvina, 114, 121 BOOKER Benjamin F., 112, 123 Lovina, 119, 121 BOOKMILLER Anna A., 121 BOROO Emerson L., 112, 124 BORODEL Ann, 108 BOWEN Anna, 126 Bessie, 131 Charles, 104 BOWRING James D., 112, 122 BOYD J.K., 129 BRADEN Arthur, 102 BRADFORD Florence, 103 Lizzie, 118, 121 BRAD HURST W.J., 104 BRADLEY Harvey, 104 BREEZE H.C., 133 BRENDER John L., 133 BRESLER E., 127 BREWER J.C., 133 BRISTOW William, 112, 123 BROCK Isabell, 114, 121 BROOK C.M., 116 BROOKMILLER Anna A., 118 BROOKS, 137 Ella May, 119, 121 BROWN Banks, 139, 140 Bertha, 118, 121 Birdie J., 114, 121 Cora May, 115, 121 Hattie M., 112, 121 BROWN, cont. John, 109 J.H., 104 Laura M., 118, 121 Moses, 112, 114, 115, 116, 119, 120 Theodore, 133 Wal ter P., 112, 121 Willard, 139, 140 BROWNELL James C., 112, 121 BROWNING Esther, 113, 121 BRUBAKER Bertha, 128 Joseph P., 113, 121 BRUCE John, 107 BRUNE Mary/Marie F., 116, 121 BRYANT Claude H., 104 Mary E. (Mrs.), 104 Maud (Mrs.), 104 Nellie, 104 Samuel, 104 BUCHANAN/BUCKHANDON/BUCKHONDON Lizzie, 118, 121 BUCKEIM/BUCKHEIN Al ice, 112, 121 BUCKLEY J.H., 101, 102 BUELILE Wi lson, 103 BUNCE John J., 133 BURROWS W.O., 112 BURT Al ice, 117, 121 BURTON A., 101 William, 101, 102 BURWELL James E., 113,: 122 Lewis, 113, 122 CAGLE M.J.J., 113, 123 CALDWELL F.F., 140 CALLEN J.E., 113, 123 CAMPBELL Sidney, 104 William (Mrs.), 104 142 CANADAY Maud I., 129 CANNON Sarah E. (Mrs.), 104 CARD Roy A., 104 William J., 110 CARELL Jennie E., 121 CARLYLE Lenore W., 137 CARNAHAN J.M., 133 CARPENTER Buelah M., 104 C.C., 104 Louis, 110 Mae, 104 Marietta (Mrs.), 104 R.L., 104 W.A., 104 CARR Emma C. (Mrs.), 104 CARROLL Nellie M., 112, 121 CARRUTHERS, 124 CARTER El izabeth, 104 E.A., 105 E.A. (Mrs.), 105 Ples, 113, 123 William S., 113, 121 CASPER George H., 104 Gertrude (Mrs.), 104 Lawrence, 104 Lesl ie, 104 CATTLETT Wayne L., 133 CAVINESS Howard, 133 CHAMBERLAIN W.E., 104 CHANDLER Glen, 104 Lillie, 104 Nellie, 104 CHANEY Alice, 137 Clara, 137 Ezrah Justus, 137 Sarah Ann, 137 Timothy, 137 CHAPMAN Beverley, 133 �CHARLTON E.L., 104 John, 112, 114, 115, 116 Justice, 124 CHASE Albert Victor, 113, 122 CHESLERS Claude, 104 Ida, 104 CHILDS A.B., 106 A.B. (Mrs.), 104 Mollie, 115, 121 CHURCHILL B. May, 114, 121 CLARK Daniel, 108 Ellen, 112, 121 E., 111 Floyd, 133 F.E., 113, 122 Josie, 119, 121 L.A., 113, 123 Melvin, 137 CLAWSON Will W., 113, 122 CLAXK Ethel, 104 CLAYTON William, 113, 121 CLEMM J. A., 113, 122 CLENDENIN Mary, 115, 121 CLEVENGER Elda (Mrs.), 103 CLINE William, 113, 121 CLOCK Mrs., 105 CLOUGH Vivian, 112 COAD Enice, 127 COEN Ezra, 104 COFFMEN oII i eM., 125 COHN Rebecca, 120, 121 COLBURN Julia C., 113, 121 COLE John W., 113, 121 Sarah A., 118, 121 COLEMAN Fannie (Mrs.), 104 William J., 104 W.C., 115 COLLINS James W., 113, 122 Marion, 127 CONNER Addison, 113, 121 CONWAY Rena, 104 COOPER F.E. (Mrs.), 104 O.H., 129 COPELAND John A., 113, 124 CORDLEY Richard, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 118, 119, 120 COREL James H., 113, 122 CORELL Jennie E., 113 CORVINE C.G., 104 CORY C.E., 133 F.M. , 104 COURTNEY Lynn, 139, 140 Mae (Mrs.), 105 Mary Morris, 140 COX F.M. (Mrs.), 104 Quimby, 104 CRANEMEYER C.B., 103 CRAWFORD Lettie, 127 CRISPIN Earl (Mrs.), 104 CRONEMEYER Florence A., 104 CROSS G.G. ,104 Nancy, 126 CROWDER Ella May, 117, 121 Mr., 124 CULLISON John C., ,137 CULVER Stella, 114 CUNNINGHAM Jenni e, 115, 121 CURBEY J. T., 104 CURL Thomas, 113, 121 CURRY Gertrude, 118, 121 Naoma, 104 DAHLENE Cora, 112, 121 DAILEY Joseph A., 113, 122 Leona, 136 DANIELS Lydia L., 115, 121 Nettie, 128 DARSIE George, 102 DAVIDSON Andrew, 138 Christine, 138 Edna, 105 Gertrude, 105 John, 138 Mary (Mrs.), 105 DAVIS Dan L., 105 David, 105 David B., 133 Elizabeth C., 131 H., 126 Irene E., 112, 121 Mattie, 119, 121 Phill ip, 105 Ralph, 133 T.D., 112, 114, 118 Werter R., 114 W.F., 133 DAY Lola, 115, 121 DEAN Taylor, 113, 121 DEAY Hazel, 126 Ira, 113, 122 Vida, 126 DECKWA Frieda, 119, 121 DeCLERCQ May, 115, 121 DEDRICK E.M., 124 DEE Joseph, 113, 123 DeHEK Nadine, 105 143 �DEICHMAN Frances, 114, 121 DeMOSS Edith, 105 DENEWILER John, 113, 122 DENNISON Abigail, 107, 108 George, 108 John, 107 Robert, 107 DeQUASIE Blanche, 131 DESQUE Louise, 129 DEVINE F.W., 113, 122 DICK Charity (Mrs.), 105 Haddie, 116, 121 DILLON Howard LaVerle "Dick", 136 DIMERY Ella, 113, 121 DINSMORE R.U., 133 DOANE Mira, 127 DOBBINS A.H., 119, 121 DODDRIDGE Lilly, 130 DRAKE Caroline Della, 112, 121 DRAPER Flora (Mrs.), 105 George, 105 Mary, 105 Pea r l E., 105 T. H., 105 DUDE Louise, 132 DUFF Rachie E., 119, 121 DUNN John K., 120 DURHAM Hugh, 105 DURING Mary, 113, 121 DURR Carl, 133 DUTTON D.P., 101, 102 DUTY James A., 113, 122 DWYER H.W., 105 DYCHE Walter (Mrs.), 105 DYE Ora, 131 DYSON Addie F., 115, 121 EANEST - Barbara, 132 EATON Lola, 128 EBERHARDT C., 114 EBERHART Charles, 105 Esther, 117, 121 Everett L., 136 Laura, 105 Rosa, 112, 121 Sarah, 128 EBERHEART Lula, 126 ECKE Cora L. (Mrs.), 105 EDER Bertha, 132 EDGINGTON Abraham, 138 Jamima, 138 EDMONSON W.S., 134 ELIOT Mary, 112, 121 ELLIOT Sam, 139, 140 ELLIOTT Ella (Mrs.), 105 ELLIS Charles V., 105 E.E., 134 Frances (Mrs.), 105 Rhoda (Mrs. A.A.), 105 W.C., 105 ELLISON Laura, 105 ELM Emma, 127 ELWELL J.A., 134 EMERY Bert, 134 Estate, 128 EMMERICK J.L., 103 144 EMMONS Fern, 105 ENDACOTT John, 113 ENFIELD Elizabeth (Mrs.), 105 ENGLE Charles E., 113, 121 ENNIS A.T ., 113 H. T., 115 ENO Elda, 129 Frank, 113, 122 EPLEY Gertrude, 127 EPPLE G.A., 134 ERICKSON Anna, 117, 121 ESSON Sadie, 115, 121 ESTERLY Charles (Mrs.), 105 EUDALY Harry, 105 William Jr., 105 EVANS F.C., 120 Gracie, 119, 121 Laura Belle, 136 Lilly, 130 Maud, 105 EWING F.A., 105 FARLEY Elizabeth (Mrs.), 105 Lulu B., 112, 121 FARNEY A.W., 113 FARWELL Henry, 118 FASTER J. (Mrs.), 105 Lillie (Mrs.), 105 FAULS Florence (Mrs.), 105 FAUST C.J., 134 FAWLEA Alfred, 103 FERGUSON T.W., 134 FIEGENBAUM F.W., 114, 116 �FIEHLER A.H., 134 FINCHER Carrie E., 116, 121 Flora A., 117, 121 Katie, 127 FINDLEY Mrs., 105 FINNEY Edward C., 113, 123 FISCHER Otto A., 114, 122 FISHER Abbie, 130 Jennie, 128 FITCH Joseph, 107 Judith, 107 FITZ Laura, 119, 121, 131 FIX G.F., 114, 123 FLEMING D.B., 114 H.B., 114, 121 FLORY A.C., 114, 123 Christopher, 118, 120 FOUST Benj., 134 FRANCISCO Clell R. (TODD), 105 Finis L., 105 Mrs., 103 FRAZIER Luther M., 114, 123 FREESE Maud, 125 FRENCH Naomi, 105 FRENDEL Rudolph, 114, 121 FRY Catherine, 116, 121 FRYE Helen J., 136 J.E., 114, 123 FULLER Ed, 114 William o. Jr., 114, 123 FULTON Alice, 115, 121 FURNEY John W., 114, 122 FURRY J.B., 112 E. D., 114, 122 Mabel, 131 Martha A., 120, 121 Mary, 128 FLUMMER Minnie, 105 FOLEY Mary V., 127 FORD Elsy, 105 George, 105 Isadore, 128 Perry (Mrs.), 105 FOREMAN Maggie, 119, 121 FORNEY A.W., 123 FORTNER Walker, 114, 122 FORTSON Henry, 114, 122 FOSTER Clarence, 106 George 0., 106 Isaac, 106 Mi l ton, 106 Scott, 103 Scott (Mrs.), 106 GABRIAL/GABRIEL Carrie, 115, 121 GADDING Nitia, 119, 121 GALBRAITH/GALBREATH Ethel, 106 J.B., 106 J.B. (Mrs.), 106 Laurence, 106 Pearl, 106 GALE C.A., 131 GAMBLE Edith, 106 Lena, '106 GARDNER Thaddeus, 114, 122 GAST Marinus Nicholaas, 114, 123 GATEWOOD Millie, 116, 121 GAUSNELL/GAUNSELL Nancy Jane, 113, 121 Z.W., 114, 121 GERSON Harry L., 114, 121 145 GETKER W.J., 134 GEYER E.L. , 114, 116 GIBBENS Jane, 120, 121 Ray, 134 GIBSON Oliver, 106 Walter, 106 GILBERT Gerald L., 114, 122 R. L./R .S., 115, 117 GILL Edward, 113, 116 GILLISPIE C.B., 106 GILMORE J., 126 GINTHER August, 114, 122 GISH Mary, 127 GLADWELL Rosella, 131 GLENN Martha (Mrs.), 106 GLOYD W.S., 114, 121 GODDING Susie (Mrs.), 106 GOODALE Abbie Elaine, 115, 121 A.B., 115 GOODMAN Ron, 102 GOSSAGE Harrison, 114, 123 GOUDY Arthur L., 114, 122 A.L., 116, 118 GOULD Francis, 107 Mary, 107 Rose, 107 GOVENER R. B., 117, 119, 120 GRAGAN Della, 104 GRAHAM J.M., 101, 102 Lillian B. (Mrs.), 101 GRAIBER B.H. (Mrs.), 106 GRANT G.M., 106 �GRARPEN J.F., 106 GREENE Charles (Mrs.), 106 Edward E., 114, 123 E.L., 106 F.W., 106 Virginia, 106 GREGORY Ida, 120, 121 GRESS John, 114, 123 GRICE Gertrude, 129 GRIFFIN Albert, 114, 122 GRIFFIS Al ice, 126 Clarence E., 114, 124 GRIFFITH Alexenia, 106 Clara L., 113, 121 Ella Myers (Mrs.), 106 Hei rs, 128 Joseph, 134 Maggie, 132 W.R., 134 GRIGGS Horace, 114, 122 GROSHEIDER Hattie, 114, 122 GROTE Minnie, 129 GROVENER R.B., 117 GWIN Albert, 106 Albert (Mrs.), 106 Eliza (Mrs.), 106 Lill ian, 106 HAAS Augusta, 127 Laura Etta, 116, 122 HACKSTEIN Augusta, 127 HACKWORTH Tilda, 115, 122 HADDON Lydia V., 113, 122 HADL Robert, 134 HAOLE Mary, 132 HADLEY Ettie, 113, 122 HAGERMAN Blanch, 130 C.S., 114, 123 HAIR J.E., 115, 123 HALBERT J.J., 119 HALL Clayton, 106 F.W., 134 O.S., 134 HALVONS Albertina, 127 HAM Minnie, 113, 122 HAMILTON A.C., 124 A.P., 117, 119 E.W., 124 George W., 106 J.H., 115, 123 William C., 115, 122 HAMMIG Arnold, 115, 121 HANAN Benton Roy, 102 HANNAH Margaret, 138 Sarah, 138 HANSEL Mary L., 112, 122 HANSHEW Mary A., 117, 122 HANSON George (Mrs.), 106 HARDING Ann (Mrs.), 106 Claude, 106 Edwin H., 115, 123 HARDTARFER Minnie, 113, 122 HARMAN William, 115, 122 HARMON Charles L., 115, 121 William H., 115, 124 HARRIS D.M., 134 George W., 106 Jerry, 134 John L., 102 Lawrence, 106 Leroy, 134 Lizzie, 120, 122 Richard, 115, 121 146 HARRISON Lucy, 131 William S., 115, 121 HART Calvin W., 137 C.R., 115, 121 David, 137 Estella, 137 HARTIG Barbara, 117, 122 HART UP Mollie, 117, 122 HARVEY Thomas, 115, 122 HASBURGER/HASHBERGER J.N., 106 J.N. (Mrs.), 106 HASTIE Robert, 106 Rose (Mrs.), 106 HAUSE Bell, 130 HAZEN Frances (Mrs.), 106 Rufe, 106 HEAFFNER Sarah, 118, 122 HEATHERMAN Minnie E., 120, 122 HECOX Linus, 111 HEFNER David, 115, 123 HELM James D., 115, 121 HENDERSON, 103 J .A., 106 Richard, 103 Rosa, 131 HENDRICKS Lula, 112, 122 HENRY Amanda, 127 HENSON Dora, 132 HERON Gertie, 113, 122 HEYDT Jessie M., 118, 122 HEYNEN Henry, 115, 124 HIATT Henry, 111 Theron, 111 HICKMAN Don, 127 �HICKOCK Daisy, 126 F.E., 115, 121 HIGHFILL Addie, 128 HILDEBRAND E.F., 115, 121 HILDENBRAND Wi lbur M., 136 HILE Warren, 102 HILL Anna, 130 Carrie, 114, 122 E.J., 134 Marshall, 115, 123 Nellie, 113, 122 HINDMAN Enma, 120, 122 HINES Rebecca, 114, 122 HINMAN Hervey H., 108 Lotta A., 120, 122 HINSEY John, 134 HIRD Carrie, 130 Mattie, 131 HOBBS Belle, 114, 122 HODGES Nettie, 131 Winifred, 129 HOGAN Thomas, 115, 121 HOGENBACH George, 134 HOLDER Lulah, 114, 122 HOLLAND Olivia, 120, 122 HOLLOWAY Margaret D., 112, 122 HOOOLAND Edward, 111 HOOPES Calfax/Colfax, 115, 122 HOOVER Mr., 105 HOPKINS Lotta I., 116, 122 HORTON B.J., 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120 HOUK Sarah L., 115, 122 HOUSEMAN Mary, 125 HOUTT W.H., 124 HOWELL Lewis Jr., 115, 124 HOWLAND C.G., 113, 114, 118 HOWLEY Nellie, 124 HUDSON Claude, 115, 121 HUFF Ida M., 112, 122 HUFFMAN. G.M., 114 HUGHES Laura, 132 HULS Dorothy, 136 HURLBUT C.M., 115 HUTCHESON J.R., 115, 121 HYDE Addison, 101, 102 Daniel, 108 Walter, 108 ICE Sally, 103 IRELAND William, 102 IRWIN Eliza Ellen, 119, 122 IVES C.P., 134 JACKSON/JACCKSON Brannon, 134 Lida, 112, 122 P.J., 118 JACOBS Capt., 111 JAEDICKE Agnes, 114, 122 JARDON Violet, 128 JAR RET John W., 115, 123 JENNINGS A.J., 134 JESSUP John Van Duzer, 115, 121 147 JOHANNING Sophia, 119, 122 JOHNSON Andrew F., 115, 122 C.A., 134 E., 129 H.S., 128 Janie, 130 John F., 115, 122 Mary C. "Mother", 111 Mat i lda, 131 Maud, 118, 122 Nora F., 118, 122 JOHNSTON Bertha, 131 JONES A.L., 102, 103 Charles, 115 Charl ie, 121 Clarence, 115, 121 Hattie/Cattie, 120, 122 J.J., 115, 123 Pearl Rosetta, 136 R. I., 130 JORDAN P.J., 116, 121 JOY Sadie, 126 KAEGI John, 134 KAHN Antonie, 116, 122 Minnie, 116, 122 KAISER Charles, 116, 123 KARNER M.C., 130 KASBERGER Francis, 132 KAUFFMAN Dollie I., 127 KEEFER Ceci l, 132 KEEVER Mary, 131 KEITH Green, 116, 124 KELLER C.H., 102 KELLERMAN/KELLERMANN Carrie, 120, 122 KELLOG Seth Bartlett, 108 KEMBERLING Sonnie, 133 �KENNEDY A.D., 128 Bell, 132 Jennie H.A., 113, 122 Walter, 134 KETELS Carl, 116, 124 KIER/KIES R.A., 101, 102 KINCAID El izabeth, 138 I.B., 134 Jane, 138 John, 138 Margaret, 138 Mary, 138 Penina, 138 Samuel, 138 Thomas, 138 Wi II iam, 138 KINDRED Leslie L., 134 KING Ella, 118, 122 Polly K., 113, 122 KINGMAN Samuel A., 111 KINGMORE/KINGSMORE Ellen (Mrs.), 116, 122 KINSEY B.F., 116, 123 KIRKPATRICK James, 138 KISURE Ali ce, 117, 122 KITCHEN/IN L. J., 120, 122 KNOCK John F., 116, 122 KNOTT George, 134 KOCH Gus, 134 KOEHLER Lena, 131 KOENTZ W., 116, 121 KOEPSELS H., 115 KOHLER Andrew J., 116, 123 DeVoe, 134 William H., 116, 122 KOTTICH Wilhelm, 116, 123 KRADER E.K., 134 KRAFT Christine Davidson, 138 KREWEL Annie, 132 KRONMEYER Lewis L., 116, 124 KUHN Charles L., 134 LAMB Mildie, 117, 122 Polina E., 113, 122 Laqua Joe, 134 LARGE Perry, 134 LAROE Enma J., 112, 113, 122 LASSWELL Edward W., 116, 121 LATHROP Arunah, 108 Benjamin, 108 LAUDAHL Anna, 115, 122 LAUDERBACK A.V., 116, 124 LAWS Charles, 116, 123 LAWSON Clara, 117, 122 Emma S., 114, 122 LAY Phebe, 107 LEE Cordel i a, 137 Effie, 137 Thomas, 137 LEGGETT Mary, 130 LEIS Flora J., 117, 122 LEMON Lettie, 115, 122 LENZ Mark, 125 LETCHER Fannie, 118, 122 LEWIS Frank P., 116, 121 Isabella, 120, 122 J., 113 William, 116, 121 148 LIMING Lizzie, 119, 122 Matilda I., 115, 122 LINTON Jessie, 140 LIPPENCOTT J.A., 117 LISTON George M., 134 LOBINGIN F.K., 134 LOHE Kati e, 118, 122 LONGDON John L., 114 LOTZ A. Jr., 134 Jul ius, 134 LOWE Susan E., 109 LUCAS Dora, 129 LUCKAN Anna, 116, 122 LUKAN Paul, 116, 122 LUTHER Ruth, 129 LYON Josephine, 113, 122 LYONS Charles H., 116, 124 LYTLE W. H., 116, 122 MACKEY Mary, 138 MACLEAN R.E., 113 MAIZE Edith, 131 MAJOR E.L., 116, 123 MANGELSDORF August, 116, 121 MANLEY D.O., 116, 121 Mary, 118, 122 MARKLEY Etta, 127 MARLOW Eli za A., 113 , 122 MARSHALL Edd, 135 Frederick, 116, 122 Jul ia, 116, 122 �MARTIN Charles E., 116, 124 Effie R., 117, 122 Etta, 113, 122 Eva, 114, 122 Rose, 130 S.D., 116, 122 MARVIN Jas., 112, 114, 115, 116, 118, 119, 120 MASON Sarah, 107 MASTERSON W.H., 135 MATNEY Doris (Mrs.), 111 MAUCK Nora, 128 MAUL F.H., 118 John H., 119 McBRIDE B.J., 135 McCABRIA Eugene, 135 McCAGE Ol ive G., 127 McCALL V. E., 116, 122 McCARTY George, 132 McCLANAHAN F.A., 116, 122 Geo. E., 135 McCLURE Dani, 140 David Arteuis/Arteus, 116, 123 Herbert, 117, 123 McCREARY D.L., 115 McCULLOUGH R.E., 117, 121 McDONALD E. J ., 117, 122 H.L. (Mrs.), 116, 122 McFARLAND E. T., 102 McFARLANE B. W., 117, 122 McGEE Kate, 130 MciNTIRE H.R., 117, 122 McKINLEY William, 117, 122 McKINNEY Mary H., 129 McKINZIE, 137 McLAIN W. T., 115 McMILLEN H. B., 117, 122 McNISH Anna, 126 McPHERRON Maggie E., 115, 122 MEADOR George, 127 MEEDER Sarah, 118, 122 MELCHIOR Jacob, 117, 121 MELVIN Nita S., 114, 122 MERCHANT E.W., 116 MERTZ Wm., 135 MESENHIMER W., 119 MESSER Harriett Carrie, 102 Nathan Theadore, 102 METSKER Etta, 119, 122 Granville H., 117, 122 MEYERS C.H., 117, 123 MICHAEL Joseph, 120 MIDDAUGH B.A., 117, 122 MILES Louis E., 117, 123 Susan, 108 MILLER Dora, 114, 122 Emma, 113 , 12i J.K., 116, 117, 118 J.L., 114 Peter, 117, 123 MILTON Anna (Mrs.), 103 Charles Jr., 103 C.L., 101, 102, 103 Ernest, 103 Garth, 103 Roy, 103 Sidney, 103 MISHEY Zomora B., 114, 122 149 MODEN Emi ly, 130 MOHLER Mary A. (Mrs.), 125 MOIRTMORE Charles, 117, 123 MONROE C.F., 117, 123 Linoa E., 117, 123 Thomas, 117, 122 MONTGOMERY Alli e, 129 MOORE A.H., 119 Fred, 117, 123 MORRIS J. L., 124 Mary, 140 Sarah, 137 MORSE O.E., 109 MOSHER Leo W., 117, 123 MOTTER J.A., 112, 113, 119 MOYS Billy, 140 MUELLER John Adam, 116 J., 115, 116 MULDENHAUER Anna, 127 MULL Grant, 139, 140 MURPHY Goldie, 127 MURRAY James, 115 Mary, 115, 123 MUSICK Joseph, 117, 123 MUZELIUS H.A., 113, 123 MYERS, 140 Eureka L., 118, 123 NACE Fred H., 135 NANNINGA J.R., 116 T.R., 114, 115, 117, 118, 119 NELSON Alma, 127 Nels August, 117, 121 NEWBY Henry, 101, 102 �NEWMAN Mary F., 113, 123 Wilhelmina, 114, 123 NICHOLS C. U., 117, 122 Mary, 115, 123 NOLL Fred W., 117, 121 NORTON Ali ce, 117, 123 NORWOOD George R., 135 George W., 135 NUFFER Errma, 114, 123 Phil ip, 117, 121 NUNDLEY George, 117, 122 OAKES !.L., 117 O'BRIAN/O'BRIEN Ada, 112, 123 OEHRLE G.J., 117, 123 OELCKERS John, 136 OLMSTED Fred R., 117, 121 OLNEY F.H., 117, 121 OLSON Annie, 112, 123 J.!', 118, 123 O'NEAL Blanche, 128 ORRICK Alfred D., 113, 117, 119 OSMOND L., 131 OSWALD Richard, 118, 122 OTIS Ann Elizabeth, 108 OTT Alma, 125 Arthur, 125 Charles, 125 Earl, 125 Edwin, 125 Emerson, 125 ElTIl1a, 125 Ethelbert, 125 Florence, 125 Fred W., 125 F., 125 OTT, cont. George Jr., 125 George J., 125, 135 George Sr., 125 Gerald, 125 Gertrude, 125 John, 125 John Jr., 125 Josephine, 125 Marie, 125 Mary, 125 Waldo, 125 Wieham, 125 Will i am, 125 OTTA George, 125 I rene, 125 Nohler C., 125 OUSDAHL Elmer W., 125 Leo, 125 Wil fred, 125 OVERBAUGH Frederic, 125 Henry F., 125 Martin, 125 OVERTON Thomas R., 118, 122 PAASCH Delbert, 126 Edward F., 126 Mi ldred, 126 Ruth, 126 PAGE C. Perry, 126 Francis, 126 Frank, 126 Pearl, 126 PALMER Augusta, 126 A.J., 118, 123 Genevieve, 126 Helen, 126 Jessie, 126 John, 126 Joseph M., 126 Lawrence, 126 Prentice, 126 PARDEE Albert, 126 Donald, 126 Edward E., 126 Frank, 126' Gale, 126 George, 126 150 PARDEE, cont. Gladys, 126 Glenn, 126 Gwendolyn, 126 Helen, 126 James V., 118, 121 Mar jori e, 126 Mary, 128 Mildred, 126 Nelson, 126 Robert B., 126 PARISH John, 107 PARKER Martha, 111 W. T., 102 PARKS Carrie, 116, 123 PARMELEE Carrol/Carroll Hathaway, 118, 122 PARNELL A.J., 126 Elroy, 126 Eunice, 126 Mabel, 126 PARSONS, 139, 140 Dorothy, 126 Hester A., 126 Ruth, 126 Steve C., 126 Thelma, 126 Walter P., 126 PASLAY Albert, 126 Charles, 126 David Jr., 126 David L., 126 Dorothy, 126 J.W., 118, 122 Marie, 126 Marta, 126 PASLEY H.A., 113, 114, 115, 119, 120 PATEY Arthur, 126 Frank, 126 Frank B., 126 Walter, 126 PATTERSON Evelyn, 126 Glenn, 126 H.C., 101, 102 Joseph, 126 Phyllis, 126 �PAVEY Anna L., 112, 123 PEACOCK, 137 PEARSON Donald, 126 Edith, 126 Fred H., 126 Fred Jr., 126 George, 126 Hallie, 126 Harry, 126 Helen, 126 Kitty/ie, 117, 123 Letha, 126 Nancy, 129 Raymond, 126 Ruth, 126 R. Sigel, 126 ~illiam E., 118, 123 PEASLEE Alta May, 128 PELZL Adel ine, 126 Clarence, 126 Irene, 126 Joe, 126 John, 126 Needa, 126 ~illiam, 126 ~illiam Jr., 126 PENCE Bernice, 126 Doris, 126 Everett D., 126 Marsden, 126 ~.A., 126 PENFOLD Sarah A., 127 PENNER Ell iott, 135 PENNINGTON Mary L., 114, 123 PEPPARD Sam, 137 PERKINS Bert E., 126 Calvin G., 126 Carl, 126 Carl C., 126 Eugene, 126 Gi lbert, 126 J.B., 126 Laura, 126 Lola, 126 L.E., 126 Margaret, 126 PERKINS, cont. Mary, 126 Pearl, 126 PERRY Eldon, 126 Michael, 126 Newton T., 126 Una, 126 PETEFISH Alva E., 126 Arthur, 126 Charles, 126 Christopher, 126 Everett, 126 George, 126 Howard, 126 James, 126 Lincoln H., 126 Marie, 126 Mattie, 126 May, 126 Melvin, 126 Mildred, 126 Minta, 126 M.P., 126 Olin, 126 Pearl M., 112, 123 Ralph, 126 Russell, 126 ~illard E., 126 PETERS Leona, 127 Mabel, 127 Pearl, 127 Robert, 127 Sarah A. (Mrs.), 127 PETERSON Carl, 127 Carl A., 127 Charles, 127 Christopher N., 127 Elsi e, 127 Fannie, 127 Fred 0., 127 Hallie, 127 Leon, 127 Nora, 127 Paul, 118, 121 P., 127 Ralph, 127 Rosie, 127 Sophia, 118, 123 Vernon, 127 PFLEGER Al ice, 127 Carl, 127 151 PFLEGER, cont. Edith, 127 Esther, 127 Fred, 127 Helen, 127 Theodore, 127 PHELPS P.A., 118, 121 PHILLIPS A.O., 118, 123 Ethel E., 115, 123 PICKARTS Minna, 131 PIERSON Ariell, 127 Mark J., 127 Roland, 127 PILLU(A) Charles, 135 PINE Agnes, 127 Albert, 127 Arthur, 127 Chester, 127 Clara, 127 Clarence E., 127 Clifford A., 127 Dorothy, 127 Ed B., 127 Elmer, 127 Elmer Edward, 136 Elvin, 127 Enma, 127 Ernest, 127 Gi lbert, 127 Gladys, 127 Hazel, 127 Howard, 127 Laura, 127 Lawrence, 127 Lill ian, 127 Lloyd, 127 Lorene, 127 Raymond, 127 T. F., 127 ~al ter B., 127 ~arren, 127 ~il fred, 127 ~ill i am Roscoe, 127 PINGER Fred, 135 PIPER Ben, 127 Bert, 127 Carrie, 127 Charles, 127 �PIPER, cont. Francis M., 127 Fred, 127 George, 127 Jennie, 127 Nelson, 127 PIPPERT Al ton, 127 Amelia, 119, 123 Charles W., 127 Elmer, 127 Elsie, 127 Frank, 127 Harry, 127 Helen, 127 Henry G., 127 I rl, 127 John H., 127 May, 127 Ralph, 127 W.C., 118, 122 PITMAN Emma, 118, 123 PITTS Almira, 127 Charles, 127 George W., 127 PLATTNAR Ernest E., 127 J. H., 127 Russe ll, 127 PLEASANT John, 118, 122 PLUMMER Sarah Frances, 117, 123 POHL Dorothy, 127 Ernest, 127 Henrietta, 127 Henry, 127 Henry W., 127 Herman, 127 Orville, 127 Walter, 127 POOCH Elsa, 127 Emma, 127 Fred, 127 Henry, 127 Henry Jr., 127 Herman C., 127 Maud, 127 Walter, 127 PORTEOUS Mary, 127 Ronald S., 127 POSTMA Asa, 128 Asa M., 127 Clara, 128 Desel ine, 128 El izabeth, 128 Florence, 128 John, 128 Laurie, 128 Perry, 128 Richard, 128 Webie, 128 William, 128 Will iam H., 128 POWELL Al ice, 128 Arlie J., 128 Bradford H. Jr., 128 Bradford H. Sr., 128 Dorotha, 128 Hattie M., 131 Jennett, 128 Mary J., 112, 123 Muri el, 128 Ola, 128 Ola E., 128 Oscar, 128 Oscar T., 128 Owen, 128 Russell, 131 William L., 128 Wi lma, 128 PRATHER Cena, 126 PRATT Carrie E., 127 Fred W., 128 Inez, 128 Laverne, 128 Morris, 128 PRESTON Adelbert E., 128 Allan, 128 Carl, 128 Delbert, 128 Everett, 128 Floyd, 128 Grace, 128 Joe, 128 Mari e, 128 S.L., 128 T. T., 128 PRICE Adean, 128 Al ice, 128 Earl, 128 152 PRICE, cont. Harry, 128 Jul i a, 128 Kate E. (Mrs.), 128 Laverna, 128 Marvin, 128 Nell ie N., 131 Ray E., 128 Raymond, 128 S.C., 131 Will iam, 128 PRIESTLY Dorothy, 128 Estate, 128 George L., 128 James, 128 PRIM Anna, 128 Christine, 128 Ernest, 128 Harry, 128 John P., 128 PRINGLE Del i lah, 1D3 W./H.R., 118, 124 PUCKETT Clyde A., 128 Gladys, 128 Kenneth, 128 LeRoy E., 128 Lloyd, 128 Murvin, 128 Orvi lle, 128 Virgie, 128 William Jr., 128 WilliamM., 128 PUGH David, 128 Margaret, 128 Mary, 128 Nellie, 128 Noah, 128 Sarah (Mrs.), 128 Thomas, 128 PUMROY Mabel, 128 William S., 128 PURDUE Ada, 128 Eunice, 128 Floyd, 128 George, 128 Melvin, 128 S.B., 128 PURVIS Edward H., 128 �PURVIS, cont. Fred, 128 Fred R., 128 Howard, 128 Lena, 128 Naomi, 128 PUSH Pete, 128 Verne, 128 PYLES W.T., 135 QUANTRILL, 109 QUAYLE W. A., 117, 120 QUICK Gwen, 137 RABER Elma, 114, 123 Elvie, 129 Geneva, 129 Hughey, 129 Morris H., 129 RAHSKOPF J., 112 RAIBLE Carl, 129 Edward, 129 Emma, 129 George, 129 Henry, 129 Lena, 129 Lucy, 129 RAKE Alfred, 129 Blanche, 129 Carl, 129 David E., 129 D.P., 129 Ellen, 129 John E., 118, 123 J.E., 129 Laura, 129 Luci le, 129 Myrtle, 129 Ray, 129 Raymond, 129 William E., 129 RALSTON Charles E., 129 wm. E., 118, 123 RAMEY Clara, 129 Ida, 129 Sam, 129 RAMM Henry, 135 RANDALL Maggie, 128 opal, 129 S., 129 Walker, 129 RANDEL Artie, 129 Clara, 129 Clarence, 129 Cyril, 129 Edd W., 129 Fay, 129 Minnie, 129 Montie, 129 Raymond, 129 Robert R., 129 Russell, 129 Ruth, 129 Sylvia, 129 Walter, 129 Wilbur, 129 RANDOLPH Frances, 129 William, 129 RANKIN Charles, 129 Marcus, 129 Maude, 129 Olive B. (Mrs.), 129 RAP PARD Charles, 129 Donald, 129 Elmer, 129 Gladys, 129 Harold, 129 Henry A., 129 Ivan, 129 Leona, 129 Mabel, 129 May, 129 Will iam C., 129 RAYSON Aurle, 129 Charles, 129 Vera, 129 READ A.C., 120 Lote, 139, 140 REATZ Mary, 114, 123 REBER Alice R., 116, 123 Carl, 129 Dan, 129 153 REBER, cont. Ellen, 129 Emma, 129 Lester, 129 Maggie, 129 Sarah, 129 REDDING Charles F., 118, 123 REDMAN Joseph A., 118, 123 REECE Cory L., 129 Jasper, 129 Martha, 129 Sall ie, 129 REED Al ice, 129 Douglas L., 129 Nancy, 129 Woodrow, 129 REEDER Grace, 129 Harry, 135 John A., 129 Laura, 129 Luella, 129 Russell, 129 REEHER L.J., 118, 121 REEVES Doris, 129 E.S., 129 Max, 129 Roma, 129 REID Clara, 130 REILLY Lena, 129 Myrle, 129 Utley J., 129 REINERT Mat, 129 Susan, 129 REMINGTON Arthur 0., 129 Florence, 129 Victor, 129 RENTZ David, 118, 121 RESER Angus, 129 Arthur M., 129 Daisy, 129 Eva, 129 REUSCH Ada, 130 �REUSCH, cont. Alberta, 130 Bob, 130 Cl iff, 130 Fanny, 130 Flora I., 119, 123 Frank, 130 Gladys, 130 Homer, 130 Jake, 130 Maurine, 130 Nora, 130 William, 130 REW Ada, 130 Claude, 130 Elza, 130 Gladys, 130 Harold, 130 Harvey, 130 Minnie, 130 Osmer, 130 O.M., 130 Ralph, 130 Ruby, 130 Vera, 130 Wayne, 130 REYNOLDS Albert, 118, 123 Arthur E., 130 Clarence, 130 Claudine, 130 Cora, 130 Elizabeth S. (Mrs.), 130 Emily, 130 Fred, 130 Grace, 130 Herbert, 130 Mable, 130 Perl C., Phyll is, Roy, 130 William, RHOADES Charles, 130 130 130 130 Cuba, 130 Fay, 130 Frank, 130 Fred, 130 Marion, 130 Ruby, 130 Waver l y, 130 Waverly Jr., 130 Wi lma, 130 RHODEHAMEL Arthur, 130 RICHARDSON, cont. Paul, 130 RHODEHAMEL, cont. Cora, 130 Samuel, 107 Walter, 130 David, 130 Edith, 130 Florence, 130 Frank, 130 Jessie, 130 RHODES Lillian L. (7), 118, 123 RICE RICHTERMYER Anna, 130 August, 130 Lena, 130 Louie, 130 Paul, 130 Rinhard, 130 Ani ta, 130 David K., 130 Lawrence, 130 Ruth, 130 RICHARD Charles A., 102 Frank G., 102 RIDLEY Robert, 130 Sarah, 130 Warren, 130 RIGGS Minnie, 132 W.H., 129 RICHARDS Charles A., 130 Cicle, 130 C. F., 135 C.H., 118, 121 RILEY S.R., 124 RILING Edward Jr., 130 Edith, 130 Ernest, 130 Esther, 130 E., 131 E.M., 130 George T., 130 John, 130 O.G., 135 Paul ine, 130 Richard, 130 Ruth, 130 Edward T., 130 John, 130 RILLEY A.P., 130 Cora, 130 Harry, 130 Henry, 130 Mamie, 130 Nellie, 130 RIPLEY David, 108 RISLEY Saddie, 130 William, 130 RICHARDSON A.M., 117, 119 Bessie, 130 Crissie, 130 Delbert, 130 Dorothy, 130 Grant, 140 Grant R., 130 Heyward, 130 Letitia, 130 Lucinda, 130 RIVERS R.L., 118, 122 ROBERTS Kate, 129 W.B., 128 ROBERTSON Alex, 130 Fern, 130 George, 130 Gerald, 130 Lucy, 130 D.A., 118, 121 Fay, 130 Fred, 130 F.0., 130 George, 130 George G., 130 Harry, 130 Hul ing, 130 Jay, 130 J.W., 118, 122 Mr., 105 William, 130 Lillian, 130 Marvin, 130 Mary, 126 ROBINSON Elmer, 131 Emil, 131 Opal, 130 Orla, 118, 123 Sherman C., 131 154 �ROBINSON, cont. T.A., 113 Vester H., 131 ROBISON Albert, 131 Al tha, 131 Dale, 131 Edward 101., 131 RUDIGER Bertha M., 131 ROGERS, cont. Ri ley, 131 R.H., 131 Ionia, 131 Sidney, 131 Paul T., 131 Sunner, 131 RUEDIGER Al fred P., 131 Bertha M., 131 ROHE Beula, 131 Cyril, 131 RUHLEN Howard, 131 Henry, 131 Charles, 131 John R., 131 Henry Jr., 131 Edna, 131 Lee, 131 Minnie, 131 Nolan, 131 Leona, 131 Lula, 131 Martin Jr., 131 J.F., 131 Louis, 131 Nettie, 131 Vester, 131 Martin Sr., 131 Mary, 131 ROCK Elsie, 131 Grace, 131 Mary, 131 Neva, 131 Rolla, 131 Thomas B., 131 ROCKEL Charles, 118, 124 ROCKHOLD AlvaT.,131 Arthur, 131 Ed, 131 Eva, 131 Fred, 131 Georgi e, 131 John A., 131 ROCKWELL Daniel, 108 RODEWALD E. Albert, 118, 122 ROE Ernest, 119, 121 Ernest A., 131 George, 131 Harold, 131 William, 131 ROESER Ami el, 131 Charles, 131 George, 131 Liti, 131 Phil ip, 131 William, 131 ROGERS RUMSEY Albert, 131 Ruby, 131 Vern, 131 ROLLER Charles, 131 Herman C., 131 RUNDLE Ardel, 131 A.M., 131 Charles G., 131 Harvey, 131. lola l ter F., 131 RUSH Katherine, 131 Lillian, 131 Calvin, 131 RUSSELL Rosie, 131 Violet, 131 Alfred, 119, 121 Arthur, 131 Carl, 131 ROMIG J.A.L.,103 Ella, 131 ROSE William M. (Mrs.), 131 Clifford, 131 RYNERSON Harri son, 131 Hattie, 131 Josie, 118, 123 Leo, 131 SAlLE Lesl ie, 131 Charles A., 132 Clara, 132 Sei gel A., 131 ROSS Emi l, 132 Geberd, 132 Joseph, 132 Eli zabeth C., 131 James, 131 William, 131 ROTHROCK Josephine, 132 Mary, 132 Carl, 131 Fay, 131 SAMMER George E., 132 Glen, 132 Gordon, 131 Harold, 131 Harry, 132 Ira, 131 ROYAL Hazel, 132 SAMPLE Lydia (Mrs.), 117, 123 RUCKER John 101., 132 SANDERS Curtis, 131 Elsie, 131 Arthur, 132 Burt, 132 Anna, 131 Leona, 131 Burt S., 132 Fred, 131 Royal, 131 Ceci l, 132 George D., 117 U.S., 131 Charles B., 132 Herb A., 131 Kirby, 131 Velma, 131 Clarence, 132 Wayne, 131 Edward H., 132 Ernest, 132 Li onel, 131 Luci le, 131 Zola, 131 Esther, 132 155 �SANDERS, cont. Frank, 132 Frederic, 132 George, 132 Golden, 132 G. F., 132 Howard, 132 James, 132 John, 132 Luci le, 132 Mari on, 132 Mary, 132 N.J. (Mrs.), 132 Paul, 132 Raymond, 132 Richard, 132 Russell, 132 SANFORD Herbert, 132 Howard, 132 Raymond, 132 Roy, 132 W.N., 132 SANTCLAR Frank, 132 Ralph, 132 Willi am, 132 SAULE Isabelle, 131 SAUNDERS Harold, 132 James, 132 John C., 132 Mi ldred, 132 Mi les, 132 Phil ip, 132 William, 132 Winchester, 119, 124 SAVIN Francis, 132 Mary J., 132 Will, 132 SAWS George W., 132 SAWYER Bessie, 132 Elmer E., 132 Leon, 132 Wi lbur, 132 SCAFSTALL Stella, 127 SCHAAKE Albert, 132 Albert C., 132 Ben, 132 Charles, 132 SCHEHRER, cont. Windle E., 132 SCHENDEL Andrew, 119, 121 SCHMIDT/H Emma, 120, 123 SCHOEPFLIN Clarence, 119, 123 SCHOFFER John G., 123 SCHREINER Margaret, 125 SCHUMAN Zi llah, 125 SCHUR Nanni e, 116, 123 SCHWARTZ Christian G., 119, 122 SCOTT Caroline D., 118, 123 Cora A., 117, 123 H. V., 119, 122 Lucy, 115, 123 Mary W., 119, 123 SCOUTEN Dwight W., 110 SEAMAN Flora, 118, 123 SECHREST John W., 119, 121 SERVISS D.C., 119, 121 SEYBOLD John A., 135 SHANAFEET J .R., 135 SHARP Charles M., 102, 103 SHEARER Esther Flory, 136 George W., 128 Jimmy, 136 Joseph Thomas, 119, 122 SHELDON Corda, 117, 123 Evelyn M., 100 Martin Hollister, 100 SHELLHORN Carl, 135 SHEPHERD C.S., 129 Frances E., 120, 123 Frank, 135 SHEPPARD Guy, 126 SCHAAKE, cont. Chri s, 132 Clarence, 132 Cri s, 132 Dora, 132 Ed C., 132 Edward, 132 Emma, 132 Freda, 132 Gustave, 132 Ida, 132 Irene, 132 Lydia, 132 Matilda, 132 Mi l ton, 132 Raymond, 132 Till ie, 132 Will, 132 William, 132 SCHAFFER John G., 119 SCHAFSTALL Ed W., 132 Ruth, 132 Stella, 132 Vi rgil, 132 SCHAW C.R., 132 George, 132 Pearl, 132 SCHEER Add, 132 Bessie, 132 Daisy, 132 El indr Dale, 137 SCHEHER Mary E., 119, 123 SCHEHERER Al ice, 132 Clarence, 132 George, 132 Helen, 132 John, 132 Joseph, 132 SCHEHRER Alma, 132 Anna, 132 Charles, 132 Clara, 132 Emma, 132 Henry, 132 Martha, 132 Mary, 132 Minnie, 132 Stephen, 132 William, 132 156 �SHIMMELFENNING Inez A., 119, 123 SHIRLEY Russell W., 135 SHIVELY Minnie, 119, 123 SHOEMAKER Virgil Guy, 136 SHOTWELL Hattie, 126 SILBERMANN J • J ., 116, 120 SIMON F., 125 SIMONDS Hannah, 108 SIPPEL H.M., 102 SISCOE Fred L., 119, 121 SIZER G.C., 126 SKAGGS Millie N., 120, 123 SKIMMER/SHIMMER Nellie, 117, 123 SKINNER C.M., 120, 123 J.E. , 114, 123 SLADE E.B., 118 SLAGEL Wm. H., 135 SLAUGHTER Seth W., 102 SLUMAN Thomas, 107 SMITH Amanda, 113, 123 B.F., 119, 121 Ce linda B., 111 Charles, 124 Clark, 111 C.W., 135 Grace B., 111 Grace Nin, 111 G., 130 G.W., 135 Henry J., 136 Irvin H., 111 Joseph, 108 Leonard, 135 Maud, 119, 123 Nela, 111 Pearl, 111 Percy, 111 SMITH, cont. Perry, 135 S.A., 135 Theresa, 114, 123 Thomas J., 119, 123 Zona, 101, 107 SMOCK Luella, 127 Ralph, 104 SNAPP Annie M., 112, 123 SNEDEGER Jean, 133 SNOW Effie May, 136 Nancy A., 126 Raymond, 136 SONDEREGGER Hedwig, 116, 123 SOREY M. Lee, 102 SOUTHARD Minnie, 119, 123 Neva, 112, 123 SOXMAN Jessie, 140 SPEICHER Lorenz, 119, 123 SPENCER John E., 119, 123 SPRAY Chester, 126 L.M. (Mrs.), 125 SPRING . Freder i ca E., 119, 123 SPURGEON J.W., 119, 121 STAAD Josephine, 126 STAHL/STAlL Maggie, 117, 123 STANLEY A.L., 119, 121 STANTON Joanna, 107 STARR H.K., 135 M.B., 135 Sarah, 108 STATES Aaron D., 102, 112, 113, 115, 117, 119 STEEL, 140 Billy, 140 STEELE Jean, 113, 123 157 STEINHAUER Jacob P., 119, 121 STENSTRUM Etta, 126 STEPHENS Kathleen M., 114, 123 Robert, 135 STERNBERG/STERNBERGH T.J./J.T., 113, 115, 117 STEWART John C., 119, 121 Mr., 104 T.P., 120 STICKLES M.J., 129 STINES B.J., 119, 123 STOCKARD Anna, 130 Lena, 130 Leonard, 130 Will, 130 STOCKWELL Roy, 103 STONE W.E., 135 STOTE A.H., 117 STOVER Perry, 135 STRATTON Carrie E., 112, 123 STRAUB Chris, 129 STREET Joseph E., 119, 122 STRICKLER Hiram J., 110 STROBLE Louise, 129 STRONG C.H., 116 Marion, 119, 123 STUD BAKER Maud, 129 STUDEBAKER Issac, 118 STUMP J.B., 135 STURDEVANT Steve, 124 STUTSMAN E.A., 119, 123 SULLIVAN J.M., 135 �SULLY George, 113 SUTTON Lillie, 113, 123 SWADLEY Lovina/Lovine, 118, 123 SWARTZ Liddie, 115, 123 SWEEZER Aaron, 119, 121 SWIFT Charles A., 119, 123 TALBOT Peter, 107 TALLEY Pinie E., 130 TARLTON J.M., 135 TATSCH R.C., 102 TEN BROECK Minnie, 114, 123 THATCHER Estate, 130 THOMAS Sarah, 108, 109 THOMPSON Jeff, 119, 123 William, 119, 123 THORAN/THOREN Frederich, 120, 123 THORN C.R., 131 TOBE La Theo, 118 TODD Clell R. (FRANCISCO), 105 TODHUNTER J .C., 135 TOMPSON F.O., 135 TRIPP John L., 120, 121 TROTMYER Jennie, 132 TROUT George H., 120, 123 TROVILLION Mary, 129 TUCKER Tillie, 115, 123 TUPPER John, 135 TURNER John, 113, 119 TURNER, cont. Phillip H., 120, 121 TUTTLE Birch E., 120, 124 Lillian L., 116, 123 UHL Dr., 128 ULRICH Emma, 126 H.H., 128 Margaret, 131 ULRICK Daniel, 120, 124 UYRON R.B., 120 VAN BUREN Mary Alice, 116, 123 VAN PELT Phoebe, 138 R.H., 112, 113, 120 VANKENRAN L.S., 136 VANSBINDER Fannie, 126 VEACH Maud D., 130 VINCENT Violet, 130 VITT Hattie, 117, 123 VOGEL Otto H., 120, 122 VONDEHEIDE Mary, 125 WALKER Charles A., 120, 121 Della, 120, 123 WALLACE Thomas, 119, 120 WALLENSTEIN Henry, 120, 121 WALTERS Dolly, 126 Ella, 120, 123 Ida, 132 Ol ive, 128 WALTON J.H., 136 Laura, 131 Mattie M., 114, 123 WARD A.L./A.M./A.N., 102, 115 158 WARDLOW Katie, 115, 123 WARMKER Raymond, 136 WARNER J.C. (Mrs.), 126 Susie, 129 WASHINGTON Phi lip, 120, 124 WATERMAN Sarah, 107 WATERS Baxter, 102 WATKINS H. Kirk, 120, 122 Ida, 116, 123 WATTLES Abigail, 107, 108 Andrew, 108 Ann, 108 Augustus, 108, 109 Belcher, 108 Daniel, 108 Dennison, 108 Erastus, 108, 109 Esther (Mrs.), 108 Frances, 108 James 0 •. , 108 John, 107, 109 John 0., 108 Luci lle, 107 Mary, 107, 108 Mary Ann, 108 Mary (Mrs.), 109 Prudence, 108 Rose, 107 Sarah, 108 Simon Denison, 108 Sophia, 108 Stephen 0., 109 Theodore W., 109 William, 107, 108 WEBSTER Dr., 131 May Lundy, 119, 123 WEEKS Edith, 131 Lula, 131 WEIDA George F., 120, 123 WEINEY Henry L., 120, 122 WELCH Abbie E., 113, 123 WELLING Edna, 112 �WELLMAN D.A., 120, 123 WELLS Charles W., 120, 121 Gertrude L., 113, 123 WELSH Clifford D., 120, 123 WEST Cora May, 120, 123 Laura, 119, 123 WEYBRIGHT WIn., 117 WHEDON E • L., 115, 124 Lizzie, 120, 124 WHITE Bob, 140 Homer A., 136 Louise, 116, 124 Martha, 119, 124 Salma, 128 Thomas, 120, 121 William, 124 WHITMAN, 140 WHITNEY WIn., 120 WHITTAKER Charlie, 120, 122 John, 120, 122 WICKES A.F., 101 WIGGENS Al, 140 WILHITE H.C., 101 WILL Johanna, 114, 124 WILLEY Jessie E., 116, 124 WILLIAMS Annie, 120, 124 Blanche, 116, 124 Christopher V., 120, 121 George, 136 Hester, 115, 124 J • L., 120, 123 J.T., 101 Kate, 128 lizzie (Mrs.), 116, 124 Minnie E., 118, 124 WILLIS Hattie, 116, 124 WILSEY Deborah Mary, 108 WILSON Annie R., 115, 124 WILSON, cont. A. H., 120, 122 Estella Hart, 137 James H., 120, 122 J • W., 117, 120 Lillian, 126 Ollie, 128 S.F., 113, 114 WINEY Thos. G., 112, 115, 119 WINKLER Lydia Louise, 118, 124 WINTER Milton R., 136 M.S., 136 WINTERS Mary (Mrs.), 120, 124 Minnie, 129 Ova, 120, 122 WISE John A., 136 WOLF Nell ie, 132 WOLLENZIEN Edith V., 112, 124 WOOD Ella, 132 WOODSIDE Louise V., 116, 124 WOODY Clara C., 113, 124 WOOTTON Lois, 125 WRIGHT Wesley, 120, 122 WYNNE Fred, 129 YARGER H.L., 112, 113, 114, 117 H.S., 118 YEAGER Mary, 130 YOUNG Bessie, 130 John H., 120, 123 ZEEB Carrie, 126 ZEISMAS August, 136 ZIMMERMAN T.S., 136 W.H., 136 159 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Lawrence Public Library (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 13, No. 3: Spring 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. The contents of the Volume 13 issues of The Pioneers are indexed in a separate publication. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1990 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Copyright, Douglas County Genealogical Society Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource eng Type The nature or genre of the resource text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context PIONEER_VOL13_3_SPRING1990 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Douglas County (Kan.) https://s3.amazonaws.com/omeka-lplks/original/6c311a356202b18d69ab0e2c7dfc50b2.pdf ab98348a1c89ffaab44796d1788832b5 PDF Text Text ~, i, ;,- -------'-----~---- .----- "- 1 '-- -~ . �TIll PI61111 Vol ume XI II Number 2 Winter 1989/1990 ..... _." ..~- . ~ ~.:)1.~.'.. . ..' , u,~"J])~~ .• . ~.~C.. , .. .... - ,-- . ~ . Pubfi.shed QUarterly By: i>ouglas CountH Genealogical SocietH P.o. BOX 3654 LAWREN~Ei KANSAS 66046-0664 �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • • • • • • • • Vice President • • • • • • Recording Secretary ••. Corresponding Secretary. Treasurer. • • • • Librarian. • • • • Genealogist. • • • • Newsletter Editor Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 A.J. Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles &Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman ••• Refreshments. • • Goodwi 11. • • • • • • Ways and Means • • • • • • Five Generation Charts. • Cookbook Chairman •••• Independence Day ••••• Maple Leaf Festival ••• Budget • • • • • . • • • • Cemetery Book Chairman •• Calling Committee Chair. FGS Representatives • Robin Ross, 1005 W. 29th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Vi vi an Commons, Rt. 1, Box 205, Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 Shirely North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Publications •••• • • • Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Pioneer Chairman. . • Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Pioneer Committee All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. . * * ** * * * * * * * * The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * * * ** * * * * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m •• Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the Society's holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical P.O. Box 3664 lawrence~ Kansas 66046-0664 Society~ Inc. ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XIII~ No.2 Winter 1989/90 CONTENTS Members of the Douglas County Genealogical PAGE November 1989 ••.••• 58 Correction to Farmer's Mail and Breeze Directory - McKINZIE •••••••••••• 62 Alex MARKS of Marks Jewelers ........................................... 62 A Genealogy of Martha (BOYD) METCALF of lawrence ••••••.••••••••...••••• 63 J.C. METCALF and W.R. EVANS of the Evans-Metcalf Company •••••••••••.••• 64 Society~ A Brief and Incomplete Account of the HARTs in Douglas County~ Kansas •• 65 Claims of Citizens of Kansas - George W. HART •••••••••••••••.•••••.•••• 66 lawrence High School Class of 1911 •••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••.••• 67 Kansas Farmer and Mail & Breeze Directory of Douglas Co., MATNEY - OTT. 75 Death Notices from Proceedings of the Rebekah Assembly IOOF 1891-1953 .• 81 Recent Obituaries of Residents Born Before 1900 ••.•••••••.••...•••••••• 86 Important Dates in the History of lawrence •..•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 87 Queries................................................................ 89 Some Tips for Writing Queries ••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 90 Index of Names in Current Issue •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• 91 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history~ with the exception of articles from published and copyrighted sources. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS: If your PIONEER is returned to incorrect address and you have not filed an address Co. Genealogical Society's Membership Chairman, the you ONLY UPON RECEIPT OF $4.00 to cover Post Office us by the Post Office for correction with the Douglas PIONEER will be remailed to charges to us. �MEMBERS OF THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY NOVEMBER 1989 D~GLAS First/Last Name COUNTY MEMBERS , s~reet Address i Ci ty, State, Zip Lawrence, Ks. 66046 "--1501 Inverness Dr. #229 Mr. and Mrs. N.E.Abella Overbrook, Ks. 66524 Rt. 1, Box 239 Dale & Norma Babbitt Lecompton, Ks. 66050 Rt. 1, Box 372 Paul Bahnmaier Lawrence, Ks. 66044 1614 E. 18th. Terrace Delbert & Mary M. Baxter Lawr.ence, Ks. 66049 I 1329 Kasold, F-l 'Emma B. Berg "';" Lawrence, Ks. 66044 1601 E. Glenn Dr. ~arguerite H. Bishop - I 2024 New Hampshire Lawrence, Ks. 66046 ;Justyn Brown Lawrence, Ks. 66046 2135 Kentucky St. Kathryn J. Bunton Ks. 66047 'Lawrence, 1612 St. Andrews ~ary Dresser Burchill Lawrence, , Ks. 66046 2416 Morningside Dr. Donald & Roberta Cain Ks. 66046 Ll;lwrence, 2114 Marvonne Rd Beverly J. & Lawrence Chapman Ks. 66046 Lawrence, 1908 New Hampshire St. Dorothy V. Clarke L'awrence, Ks. 66046 'Rt. 5, Box 128 Vivian & Goldie Hout Clough, ,Lawrence, Ks. 66044 , 1710 Indiana Willard H. Cobb iEudora, Ks, 66025 , 631 Locust, Box 326 Maudie Couch Lawrence, Ks. 66044 ; 1623 Harper St. Earl L. & Oma L. Curtiss ,Lawrence, Ks. 66044 , 929 Alabama Virgil & Jan Dean Lawrence, Ks. 66046 : 1308 W. 20th. Street Marjorie Doctor Lawrence, Ks. 66044 406 E. 10th. Street Alta J. Duncan 'Lawrence, Ks. 66044 I 1429 Kasold, Apt. 87 Charles & Mary Frances Durr Lawrence, Ks. 66044 , 3001 Ranger Dr. Grace & Robert Embers Eudora, Ks. 66025 ; 310 W. 13th. Marlene & David Evinger Lawrence, Ks. 66044 1916 Countryside Lane George & Carol Francis Lawrence, Ks. 66046 2317 Anderson Road Marjorie H. Freeman Lawrence, Ks. 66046 : 2411 Louisiana, K-128 Dorothy H. Fritzel Eudora, Ks. 66025 Rt. 1 Margaret Gabriel RR. #1, Box 45 :McClouth, KS 66054 Larry Gantenbein Lawrence, Ks. 66044 305 Wagon Wheel June & Jim Gibb Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Dr. Thomas & Catherine Gorton ; 831 Illinois Lawrence, Ks. 66046 ; 1828 Ohio Harold & Maxine Graves Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 : P.O. Box 744 Mary Louise Hancuff Lawrence, Ks. 66049 William T. & Virginia L. Harris' 3418 W. 10th. St. Terrace : 1925 Barker Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Carolyn & Susan Helmer : 1631 Pennsylvania Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Alden & Mae Holderman ,Rt. 1, Box 262 Perry, Ks. 66073 Maxine Hougland Helmut & Ursula Huelsbergen i 1908 Alabama Street ,Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lora P. Hughey ;Apt. A, 307 Prairie Ridge PI Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Mary I. Jamison :Rt. 2, Box 58A Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 Marvin & Norma Jardon iRt. 1 Baldwin City, Ks. 66006-9716 Marguerite Johnson ; 524 Lincoln Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Jackie & Max D. Kennedy ;I Rt. 2 Baldwin, Ks. 66006 Irma L. & Richard L. Kidwell :I 1617 Rhode Island St. I Lawrence , Ks. 66044 Myron & Edwina King ~ 2917 Santa Fe Lawrence, Ks. 66047 Karolynn Kisher I 437 Indiana \Lawrence, Ks. 66044 £hristine Davidson Kraft I 404 Cattleman Court ,Lawrence, Ks. 66049 ~.J. & Mary Lawson 2246 Tennessee Lawrence,. Ks. 66046 IFern Long I Box 125 Eudora, Ks. 66025 Yvonne Markley -'-RR; #2, Box 164 ' Lawrence, KS 66046 Paul J. McCarthy 115 Providance Rd. Lawrence, KS 66049 '-- 58 �Virginia L. MeGee '-~1102 Birch Street ,'Erma G. McManness 1600 W. 22nd. Street, Michael & Brenda McManness; Rt. 5, Box 46-A Pauline F. & Herman E Meyef 1227 Brook Stuart 'Mills 1417 E. 15th., Lot 5 Mary & Sharon Kay Moore 1131 Delaware R0 u t es,--:s"""'"o-x--::1'-'4;-;5:;Cheryl A. MusiCk', Paul Nuffer RR. #4, Box 157 Kevin Oneslager 114 Elm, Box 263 Martha Parker Rt. 2, Box 99 James L. Postma P.O. Box 507 Donald Potter 2210 New Hampshire Robin Ross 1005 W. 29th. Terrace Virginia & John G. Sayler 342 Woodlawn Circle Evelyn Scheldon 2908 Chrisholm Dr. Cynthia Schott P.O. Box 3989 Bob & Sandra Schumm 1720 St. Andrews Donna & Quentin Shogrin 648 Schwarz Rd. Claude & Zona Smith 939 Pamela Lane Nancy J. Smith 534 Kasold Dr. B. Jean & Charles E. Snede er ,1638 Rhode Island lona B. Spencer RR. 1, Box 274 Mary Lynn Stuart Rt. 2, Timberline Acres Fay & Lloyd M. Talley 2020 Emerald Drive Donald & Wilma Vaughn 1946 Barker Ave. Edna & D.P. Welling : Rt. 3, Box 298A Robert H. & Carol J. Whits~n 2731 Rawhide John & Mary Ann Williams I 2928 Yellowstone Dr. Arthur & Mary Lou Winchell I 927 Crestline Charles & Erma Worley RR. 6, Bm( 24 Loretta Young Rt. #1, Box 139 A Phyllis J. Baech~r Young 202 W. 13th. Street -,0 Eudora, Ks. 66025 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 ltawrence , Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, KS 66044 66006 Bal~win, Ks. Overbrook, Ks. 66524 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66049 Lawrence, Ks. 66047 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66049 Lawrence, Ks. 66049 Lawrence, Ks. 66049 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lecompton, Ks. 66050 Baldwin, Ks. 66006 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 Lawr'ence, Ks. 66046 Lawrence, Ks. 66047 Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Baldwin City, KS 66006 Eudora, Ks. 66025 MEMBE,RS_I:.ROM OUTSI DE DOUGLAS COUNTY Wilber W. Bandemer 204 Chase- Drive --Portland, TX 78374 Wilber W. Bandemer \ 202 Chase ?ortland, Tx. 78374 Jo Anne S. Barker '--.1940 Rocky Dells Dr. Prescott, Az. 86303 Willis H. Jr.& Norma M. BeasTeyT525 South Garfield St. 'Denver, Co. 80210 I ' Mildred M. Bock , 13811 Kimberly Dr. Largo, Fl. 34644 Patsy Boggs 11556 EI Caminri Real Road Montrose, Co. 81401 Mary Bowmen 4885 Academy St. 'San Diego, Ca. 92109 Doris Brunk Bakerfield, Ca. 93307 508 Oswell Joyce Christie Box 8 Wellsville, Ks. 66092 Betty Colwell 4922 Glenmeadow Dr. Houston, Tx. 77096 Chloetta Cordell 20185 S. Gardner Rd. Gardner, Ks. 66030 Dennis J. Cotter 5240 New Court West Bloomfield, Mi. 48033 Sandra L. Crittenden P.O. Box # 417 Oakland, Or. 97462 Donna V. Davis 843 Crestwood Abilene, Tx. 79603 Mrs George Dustin Doremus RR # 2, Box 230 Washington, 11. 61571 Elizabeth Dunn ____~~~~5 Cottohwood Apt. 3 Lenexa, Ks. 66215 Miriam G. Eads 920 E. 6th: Pratt, Ks. 67124 Finney Co. Genealogy SOCi~ty P.O. Box 592 Garden Ci!y, Ks. 67846 \, 59 �\ 1026 Martin Road Ernest C. & Dorothy C.-Gimblet 8274 E. 32nd. ptace . Rejeana R. & Timothy L. Griffin Jean Ave. 4001 David Hart 4952 Sea Wolf Dr. )lizabeth Haynes 12000 Bennington Ray Hellstrom I • t on ' 806 Baltic Dr. Nancy Herrlng 66 Lobsterback Road Barbara G. Hofmann 1573 Beverly Rd. Mark A. Hoover 2109 20th. Ave. Virginia Irvin 1528 South Oak Street Aurelia L. & Otto J. Johnson 4984 Westmont Ave Inez S. Kensit 801 North First Street Dorothea M. Kline 162 S. Kings Hwy. Dennis I. Knox RR 2, Box 99 )ames W. & Bernice D. Knox 8490 Oakmont Dr. IFred & Rosalyn Leonard Family Hist. Library Acquisitions 35 North West Temple 515 Bonnymeade Dr. !Joan Black Lund Route 2, Box 150B IHelen MacDonald 13695 Boston St. ~hirley A. Mets~er 103 3rd. St., Box 135 Ruth A. Meyer 6710 N.W. 31st. Terr. Barbara Neel 623 Virginia Dr. Mary Bell O'Connell 48 California St. ??? Frank E. Pearson RR 1, Box 33 Marie M. Pemberton 14104 Piedras Rd., N.E. 'Rhoda Rudd Prall 800 Vine Street Cincinnati Publication Library 1416 So. 40th. St. ,Juani ta Rader 13863 Kinbrook St. Janet Reid Route 5, Box 366 :Mrs Elizabeth Sanders 731 S. Blaine Dorothy Viets Schell ;Frank E. & Edith B. Schrimplin 902 Frazier Ray H. Shaw 17410 Mpl Vly Hy Sp 75 Rose Mary Shoemaker 705 N. Walnut ,AdeH -Carr Smith ' -- 1 8 W. Village Lane 'St. Historical Soc. of Wisconsin 816 State Street Mr & Mrs Karl Thurber 1 0 Radcliffe St. Barbara Dobbins Title 3 47 Greenwood ' IVirginia L. TO,m1?erJin .. 21'24 Daniels Ave. . IJoanne Bartleman Vopicka 9133 S. 77th. Ave. ;Darrel & Judith C. Whipple 76439 Alston Mayger Rd. Patricia J. Williams P.O. Box 370 iJOAnn Havens Wright ~_8_2_6 126th. St ~_s_.E~. 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Courtesy of the Watkins .Museum. - - - - - -- -- ----- -- ---IN "THE j"E'WELR Y BUSINESS FOR MANY YEARS A. MARKS HAS WON AN ENVIABLE POSITION" .W HEN A. Marks came to Lawrellce in 1858, from Albany, N. Y., at the age of . 15. he became an apprcntice in the watch ami jewelry business of David l'rag'cr, who had started herc in 1857. After serving fOllr years, Mr. Marks ,contillll!;d to work for his employer another eight months, aud then becamc a partner of the . , flrm, which becamc known as Prager & Marks. Aftcr the Lawrence massaere tl)C senior partner of the firm withdrew and movcd to Leavenworth, selling his interest of what little there was left of the merchandise to Mr. 11'1 arks. ALEX MARKS INTERIOR OF A. MARl'S' JEWELRY STORE, , m --- MASS. ST. - 62 - - - - - - "-- Undaunted, thc' junior mcmber. bcg-an .a new career' alonc, with/greater ambition than ever, a'nd by hard work and close at· tention to business prospered year ~fter year, until he finally had one of the' finest. jewelry stores in the state of Kansas. The property at 735 Massachusetts 'Street, in which the store is located, is owned by Mr. Marks and has been occnpied by him for forty-two years. A. Marks is olle of thc Directors \of the Merchants National Bank of Lawrence. �A GENEALOGY OF MARTHA BOYD METCALF OF LAWRENCE The following is extracted from IIGenealogical and Personal History of Fayette and Greene Counties~ Pennsylvania,lI edited by John W. Jordan~ L.L.D.~ and James Hadden~ Volume II (Lewis Publishing Co., New York, 1912)~ pages 352-385. Submitted by Chris Kraft~ the editor~ who just happened across it at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Utah, while looking for Ohio Boyds. The library's call number is US/Can 974.88 D2j.V2. Please note that when the book says II now livingll or some other current term of reference. it was published in 1912. The BOYDS came to Fayette county from the Shenandoah valley of Virginia, the family seat being near Winchester. They were an influential family, and of frequent mention in Virginia records. The founder of the Fayette county family was William BOYD~ who moved from the Shenandoah valley to Fayette county~ Pennsylvania~ in 1784~ settling in Bullskin township; there he founded the BOYD family~ made illustrious by his sons, grandsons and great-grandsons. His farm IISpringhill,1I on IIMount's Creek,lI consisted to two hundred and forty acres, which was patented to him in June. 1786, by the government, is yet owned in the family. He bore a commission as justice of the peace, dated 1792. He was a man of education. and held high positions in the township. He was a slave owner. and brought with him from Virginia several slaves. and six negro children were registered as having been born to these between 1795 and 1809. He died in 1812 and was buried on the homestead farm. He married and had issue: Thomas. John. Robert. James. William. Jeremiah and a daughter. The eldest son. Thomas. married Nancy RICE. inherited the homestead. and died in 1855. John died in 1857. Robert became a prosperous farmer of Menallen township, was appointed associate judge of Fayette county in 1841. serving until 1845. James died in Tyrone township. William moved to Ohio. Jeremiah became a physician. (II) James, son of William BOYD. was a farmer of Tyrone township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania. He married and had male issue. (III) George W•• son of James BOYD, was born in Tyrone township, Fayette county, Pennsylvania~ where he became a prosperous farmer. retiring late in life to Mount Pleasant. Pennsylvania. where he built a large brick house which was his residence until death. He was a member of the Baptist church and a man of influence. He married Martha SMITH, February 18, 1846; she was also a Baptist. Children: 1. James Smith. of whom further. 2. Catherine May. born 1848; marrfed George SHRADER. a farmer~ and moved to Ohio; both living. 3. Emily. born March 3. 1851; deceased; married John MOCK. now a farmer of Ohio. 4. Smith. born April 25. 1853; married and now living in West Virginia. 5. Mary. born March 11. 1855; married Peter LACAS. of Scottdale. whom she survives. 6. Demsey. born August 17. 1857; married ~1ay McMASTERS; he is a merchant of Merrittsown. Pennsylvania; both living. 7. Martha. born February 7. 1860; married John METCALF, a traveling salesman, now residing at Lawrence~ Kansas. 8. George M•• born December 24~ 1861; married and died in Joplin. Missouri. (IV) James Smith~ son of George W. and Martha (SMITH) BOYD. was born near Morgan Station in Upper Tyrone township. Fayette county. Pennsylvania. December 23. 1846. He attended the local public school and grew to manhood on the home farm. After his marriage he lived two years on his father's farm. then until February. 1855, lived at Detwiler's Mills as manager of Grandfather Detwiler's farm~ and also did the mill hauling. In 1855 he moved with his family to near Cawker City. Kansas, where he purchased one hundred and sixty acres of land. He prospered, and in 1893 purchased an additional two hundred and forty acres on which he moved and lived until 1906. In that year he sold his one hundred and sixty acre farm and bought one hundred acres near Wichita, Kansas. He has devoted 63 �himself mainly to ralslng alfalfa~ that wonderful crop that has brought prosperity to the west. He also conducts a line of general farming operations on his two farms. He is a Republican in politics and has served on the school board for many years. He is a member of the United Brethren church~ as is his wife. He married Susan Catherine DETWILER~ born at Detwiler's Mills~ Bullskin township~ Fayette county~ Pennsylvania~ January 13~ 1852~ daughter of Samuel. Among his children~ the eldest~ Albert Mason BOYD~ was ten years of age when the family moved to Kansas~ where he completed his studies in excellent public schools. He attended Cawker City high school~ where he was graduated in 1894. He then attended Kansas State Normal at Emporia and taught school for three terms. He returned to Fayette county in 1898. Harry Ellsworth BOYD~ born October 3~ 1875~ now living on his father's two hundred and forty acre farm in Kansas; married Della CRAM. Anna Josephine BOYD~ born September 12~ 1886~ married Mark BOHRER~ a tinner~ now residing at Smith Center~ Kansas. J.C. METCALF AND W.R. EVANS OF THE EVANS-METCALF COMPANY The following "article" appeared in a supplement to the Lawrence Daily JournalWorld titled "Lawrence Today and Yesterday~" dated December 23~ 1913. The original can be found at the Watkins Community Museum. Researched by Judy Sweets and Chris Kraft. The same supplement lists Mrs. Martha B. METCALF as Second Reader~ First Church of Christ~ Scientist. 8 _.- 'I TWO, L _ . - 1_ _ _ • _ _ _ _ 1 _ ' • - .-.~ _.-.- -'!!'-t[!I ~ MEN-"WITH BUT A Sn~GLE_1 ' THOUGHT" i' ", .L:~~!~ ~.~~~.~::.l The:EVANS-METCALF Company is recognized as a factor in the implement and vehicle line. Before entering the retail trade~ J.C. METCALF travelled for a number of years for different manufacturers and jobbers of J. C. METCALF W.REVANS , implements and vehicles. -W.R. EVANS~ after clerking for seven years in a hardware and implement store in Sterling~ Kansas~ was for five years connected with the Avery Planter Co.~ now known as the Avery Co.~ of Kansas City~ Mo. Afterwards he was for twelve years Secretary and Treasurer of the Ferguson Implement Co.~ of Kansas City~ Mo. These are the men who~ with their wives as business partners formed in 1908~ the corporation now known as the EVANS-METCALF Company~ succeeding the BELLMETCALF Implement Co.~ which was incorporated in 1907. They have since then enjoyed a successful business. J.C. METCALF is President and W.R. EVANS is Se:r~tary and Treasurer of the co~pany. Occupying the two-story double building orlglnally erected by G.R. GOULD ln 1882~ the EVANS-METCALF Company is recognized as the oldest established implement and vehicle concern in Lawrence~ but with an eye single to a growing clientele they have kept pace with the progress of the times and are ever ready to serve their patrons to the best of their ability. Amon~ the lead~rs carried in stock by this establishment are Oliver plows and cultlvators~ Mltchell wagons~ Staver buggies~ Stickney gasoline engines~ DeLaval cream sepa~ators~ White sewing machines~ C~loric fireless stoves. They also carry a staple l1ne of hardware. Both are from Mlssouri and glad to "show you." 64 �A BRIEF AND INCOMPLETE ACCOUNT OF THE HARTS IN DOUGLAS Written and submitted by David L. Hart~ COUNTY~ KANSAS 4001 Jean Ave., Bethpage, NY 11714. More than 103 years ago my grandfather, Halleck Floyd HART, was born in the vicinity of Douglas County, Kansas. His exact date of birth is February 20, 1886. He was born at Lecompton, and he was the eleventh of thirteen children (4 boys and 9 girls) born to Samuel Calvin and Lucy Emma HART, who resided in that city (it is believed) from at least 1883-84 to around 1907-08. There they bore three other children: Geneva Beatrice~ born December 1, 1884; Alice Waif, born November 8, 1887; and Helen Frances, born May 2, 1891. The other nine children were all born in Washington County, Kansas between October 1869 to January 1883. Three of those children died within the first two years of their innocent lives. One male child died at birth. One of the surviving children was my great uncle~ Calvin Wild HART, who was born January 22, 1883 and who died at the tender age of 22 1/2 years on July 15, 1905 at Lecompton from "appendicitis" (then undiagnosed) according to an 84 year old niece of his currently living in California. Calvin, a sister Estella Eugenia (HART) WILSON (1877-1964), and another niece, Lenore W. CARLYLE (1905-1984) are all buried in the Maple Grove Cemetery at Lecompton. All three graves are together. On October 2, 1895. Viola Willit HART, Samuel's and Lucy's second child, was married to a man named Charles E. DUMMER at Lecompton. They had a farm, according to information I've gathered. which is now the site of a Dupont plant. Sometime around 1905, "Floyd," as my grandfather was called. moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado. where he is known to have shared a room with older brother Carlos Maedon HART (1879-1847) for a while. A letter dated September 21, 1905 was written by Floyd HART to his mother~ Mrs. Lucy E. HART, from that city. This letter mentions "Carl," as he was known, and his success at his bookkeeping studies. In any case. no envelope accompanies the letter and there is no indication whatsoever as to where it was sent. However. it is presumed that the remnants of the HARTs (the remaining members) still resided in Lecompton at this time. . On November 14. 1907. Geneva Beatrice HART married a man named Arthur Henry PLATT at Lecompton. KS. He was the manager of the J. THOMAS Lumber Yard there. The PLATTS lived in Kansas a while and later removed to California. "Neva." as my great aunt was called, and Arthur PLATT had two daughters, Wanda and Beatrice, who presently reside in Manhattan, Kansas. Sometime around 1907-08 it is believed that Sam and Lucy HART and at least two daughters also relocated to Colorado Springs due, it is said, to a bad case of asthma he suffered from. For reasons of Samuel's health the HART family was compelled to find a cooler climate in which to live. As for my grandfather, H.F. HART, he married Evelyn St. JOHN on May 4. 1912 at Colorado Springs. Together they had three boys. Harold (my father). Homer and Roy (1913, 1915~ 1917 respectively). Floyd HART died on Decmeber 20~ 1953 (about a year and a half after my birth)~ was cremated~ and laid to rest with his parents and youngest sister~ Helen Frances ANDERSON~ in the family plot at Colorado Springs~ Colorado. The other HART family members (Floyd's brothers and sisters) are buried in California. Missouri and various parts of Kansas. Two. as I stated~ are known to be at rest in Lecompton. Douglas County, Kansas~ where the HART family once called "home." 65 �CLAIMS OF CITIZENS OF KANSAS - GEORGE W. HART The following claim appears in "Miscellaneous Documents, The House of Representatives, 2nd Session, 35th Congress 1858-1859," Vol. 2 (James B. Steedman, Washington, 1859), pages 112-113, located at the Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Federal Records call number 1017. Researched by the editor. CLAIMS OF CITIZENS OF KANSAS No. 63 To Hon. H.J. STRICKLER, commissioner for the auditing of claims under the provisions of an act to provide for the auditing of claims, and the act supplemental thereto, passed and approved February 23, A.D. 1857. Your petitioner, George W. HART, of Douglas county, Kansas Territory, respectfully shows: That your petitioner, hereinafter stated, was engaged as master carpenter in said county; that on the 21st day of May, A.D. 1856, your petitioner then living in said county; that on the day and year above mentioned there was taken from the possession and destroyed of your petitioner, by some men who were said to belong to what was commonly known as the territorial militia, whose names are entirely unknown to your petitioner, the following, which is more fully set forth in a schedule hereto annexed, and valued at two hundred and sixtyseven dollars; and your petitioner further states that he has not received any pay from any person or persons for the same. Your petitioner therefore prays that he may receive the sum of two hundred and sixty-seven dollars for the loss sustained by him, as is set forth in the foregoing petition, and that the same may be paid therefor, pursuant to the statutes made and provided in such cases, and for such further relief as your petitioner is entitled to in the premises. GEORGE W. HART. Subscribed and sworn to before me, on this 16th day of November, A.D. 1857. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my notorial seal at Lawrence, the day and year above written. D.H. WEIR, (L.S.), Notary Public SCHEDULE. One overcoat, $25.00; One vest and one pair of pants, $18.00; Two coats, $10.00; Five books on agriculture, $12.00; One grindstone, $12.00; One lot of tools, $20.00; One buffalo skin, $8.00; One carpet, $25.00; One saddle, $12.00; Ladies' clothing, $125.00. Amount ••••••.....••.......•.• $267.00. TERRITORY OF KANSAS, Douglas county. Joel GROVER and F.A. BAILEY, of said county, being duly sworn, say that they have heard the foregoing petition and know the contents thereof, and the facts therein contained are true, according to these affiants' knowledge and belief, and these affiants further say that they know that on or about the 21st day of May, A.D. 1856, the above named petitioner sustained the above loss of property, in the manner in said petition described, in the sum of two hundred and sixty-seven dollars ($267,) the said property being the same as is stated and specified in the schedule which is hereto annexed; and further these affiants say not. JOEL GROVER, (L.S.) F.A. BAILEY, (L.S.) Before me, D.H. WEIR. notary public, duly commissioned and sworn, in and for said county. personally appeared before me, Joel GROVER and F.A. BAILEY, whose names appear to the above affidavit, and after being duly sworn depose and say that the contents of said affidavits are true as they verily believe. Witness my hand and seal this 17th day of November, A.D. 1857, at Lawrence. Kansas. D.H. WEIR, Notary Public, Douglas county . I hereby ce~tifY, in the foregoing claim of George W. HART, of $267, there 1S proved of a pr1vate class, $267; and I hereby award to said George W. HART, the sum of two hundred and sixty-seven dollars. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner. 66 �LAWRENCE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1911 The following descriptions of the members of the Lawrence High School class of 1911 were printed in the "Commencement 111 Budget, II VoL XV II I, No.5, Lawrence High School, Lawrence, KS June 1911. The. original annual was copied by the Editor at the . Watkins Community Museum in Lawrence. The spelling and printing errors are reproduced as they appear' in the original. THE THIRTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT FRIDAY, JUNE SECOND Mabel Wilma ARNETT, "Billie," came to this earth Nov. 4. 1893 and ever since has continued to grow. Really that is all that has been happening all these years and now she is the tallest girl in High School. Her one ambition is to get fat so if that ambition is realized, weill probably hear of her traveling with some show. She has been on several high school programs and besides, has remarkable talent as an artist. She will spend the most of her time next year still higher - on the"·· . c:c:-=-'--_ _ _ _ _ __ hi 11. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH John Lambert BAXTER was unfortunate to the extent of being born in Missouri, but he says that he is going to try to live it down. The date of his arrival is June 10. 1894 and the place Kansas City. He came to Lawrence last year. Since he has been among us he has exhibited a strong tendancy toward the gentle art of posey, but he does not intend to become a poet for some time yet. His program for this summer is printing in Topeka (why Topeka?) and for next winter college on the hi 11 • Frank G. BENEDICT, "Stub," was born Dec. 22, 1892. The most important event in his life is yet to come - that is. getting out of high school. His motto is, "You 'rim' the high school or they'11 'rim' you." Stub has been accused of being lazy, but that is an unjust accusation, for his rapid growth upward has used up the most of his energy and there is no superfluous vitality left for his studies. Next year he expects to take the engineering course. Jessie Eleanor BORG lives in Lawrence, and in fact has lived here for years and years. She is very quiet and has another accomplishment besides, that of playing the piano. Not everyone knows of her talent as she does not believe in telling what she can do. She expects to teach next year. Hattie Beach BROWN was born in 1892 although she is very apt to tell you 1492. She came from Missouri, but she doesn't have to be shown, much to her credit. She's been here only a year, but we1ve found her greatest accomplishment is singing tenor. She expects to go on the hill next year. 67 �Homer Howden BROWN, "Jack," was born Nov. 25, 1893 at Skidmore, Missouri. He lived in Baldwin a little while but when he heard of the class of 1911 at L.H.S. he made a quick rush for Lawrence and got here just in time to spend a year with us. We are glad he came, for he helped to win the championship for our basketball team, but we can't help being a little afraid of his short, business-like manner and that severe expression of his. He going with the rest of us to K.U. next year. Olve Irene BROWN was born July 25, 1892 in Lawrence and has always lived here. The boys all well remember the good banquets she helped prepare in the domestic science department. She will attend the University next year and take the college course. Wallace BROWN doesn't know when he was born except that is was the same time as his twin sister was. He lived in Meadville, Mo., but came here a year ago. He has always been very fond to say the least of Athletics and is quite a football shark. Next year he is going to enter the Engineering school at K.U. Nellie BRYANT was born in Illinois but she wouldn't tell when for Anyway she came to our fair city four years ago and graced L.H.S. presence. She is always a joy to have around, fo whether the joke point or not, she is kind enough to laugh. As to what she will do has not decided. the world. with her you tell has a next year she Helen Elizabeth BUCK, "Buckie," was born in Nebraska, but she can't count back far enough to tell when. She lived in Kingman, Kans., till she came here seven years ago. She's the shorty of our class but she has energy enough to make up for her deficiency in height. Next year she will either teach or get married. If she teaches, won't the kids need our sympathy? Dorothea Graham BUNN, August 5, 1892. Tho living in a suburb, so to speak, of Lawrence, she has attended school in town. You all liked her in the Senior Play so nothing needs to be said about that. If appearances count, Dorothea is "tagged" already and it's a shame too that she should be so young. She intends to go on the hill next year and take elocution, which will eventually land her on the stage. Herbert Rockwood COLEMAN, "Bus Herbie," condescended to come to this earth in 1890. He landed in California, but three years ago he found Lawrence on the map and that settled it for him. We have found out pretty nearly everything he ever did or could do, but we aren't quite sure how long he has been in high school. He is noted for his chapel speeches and so many other things that there is not room to narrate them, but if you want to know, ask Herbie. Clyde S. CONSTANT was born on Feb. 1, 1893 in Lawrence, Kansas, but it is said that he was completely finished the last time a girl smiled at him. His dandy little car has won his way into several girl's hearts. He says that he will go on the hill next year. Lyman Alvah CORNS was born in Bennington, Kansas on the fourth of March, 1893. He came to Lawrence to go to L.H.S. in 1909. This spring he suddenly showed that he was an actor by carrying one of the principal parts in the Senior Play. Lyman sings, too. He has thought of teaching next year, but he will probably go on the hi 11. 68 �Corrine Ruth CROWLEY was born Oct. 17, 1893 at Council Grove. She came here five years ago. Since then we have learned that that frown so often on her face does not mean anything dangerous, for a smile comes out in the midst of it. The most important event in her life was when she cut herself on a test-tube in Chemistry and everybody thought she would faint. She expects to go on the hill next year. Jonathan Mahaffie DOW was born in Olathe, Kansas June 6, 1893 but came to Lawrence in time to see part of the big flood of 1903. Since he has been in high school he has been on several chapel programs. He was a member of the debating club, President of the Life Problem Club and Editor-in-chief of the Budget this year. Ray DUNMIRE, Born sometime during the nineties somewhere in Western Kansas. Greatest event in his life is getting through high school without studying. He may take chapel and gym at K.U. next year. If he does, he probably will make things lively in basketball for he took an active part this year in hauling down that state championship. Agnes Estelle ENGEL was born in 1893. She had always lived in Lawrence until this year which she is spending in Germany at a boarding school. We are truly sorry (as she also must be) that she cannot sit on the stage with the class of 1911 when we receive those hard-earned diplomas. Agnes has always had a peculiar way of knowing her lessons without studying. She expects to return this summer and attend K.U. next year. George H. FAIR was born in 1894. He is sweet sixteen and the baby (shall we say) of our class. You wouldn't know it. though, for he has an amount of wordly wisdom which exceeds that of most of us. He has lived in Abeline and Emporia and this year joined our Senior class. He was on the Senior Play cast and was a shark debater. Next year he is going to climb the hill. Erna C.T. FISCHER was born. She thinks that's the only thing of importance that ever happened during her life, but that's because she doesn't know about two youths (very ardent admirers of hers) who had a duel about her not long ago. Erna has made a public announcement that the man she marries must be a millionaire so she can have an automobile and a butler. While she is waiting for this millionaire she will attend the University. Ray Jesse FOLKS. "Fokie," was born May 21. 1894 in Wellington, Kansas. The most important event in his life was when he came to Lawrence in 1897. If you want to know his highest ambition, ask Bess. She knows. Next year he is going to "bum." Christine Beatrice FREARK was born July 6, 1890. She has had an exceedingly eventful life. having had narrow escapes from drowning and in other ways of killing herself, but the most important event of her life was when she went to the Junior Prom with - a man. But what is she going to do next year? Ask her. Frank Eugene GODDING was born in Lawrence on October 23, 1894. He has been on the Budget staff two years. this year as Business Manager. He has had several bad cases since his Freshman year, but has generally recovered. He will probably take the college course on the hill next year. Virgi~ia Fer~ GOFF is a new member of L.H.S., but after arriving here she became acqualnted rlght away, and began to take part in things. We are glad to have her with us. She is to go on the hill and take the college course. 69 �Warren HANSEN arrived on July 12~ 1891 in Lawrence. His tastes are along the line of drawing and painting and those who have seen his work agree that it is splendid. He has planned to stay in Lawrence this summer. Gladys Margaret HENRY was born in Lawrence on January 18~ 1893. She has always taken an active part in class affairs and has often appeared on class programs. School work is also one of her long suits. This is her fourth year as a special in the music department of the University and she intends to continue her work in the School of Fine Arts next year. Helen M. HORNADAY was born April 28~ 1893 and is the "girl from Abilene." She moved to Lawrence five years ago and immediately everyone was wild about her. "Happy" is a true sport as far as having a good time goes. "The way to a man's heart is thru his stomach." So says Bob~ for Helen certainly is a cook. She will go to K.U. next year. We might call her the most popular girl in the class and it would be the truth. Edna Marie INGELS was born in Hiawatha. In 1908 she get the advantage of the fine high school here. She teach next year or not, but seems inclined to go on is the most adorable giggler and has four wonderful them? moved to Lawrence in order to doesn't know whether she will the hill and take college. She dimples. Have you noticed Conrad Karl JESPERSEN was brought by the stork to Lawrence, Kansas, U.S.A. October 19, 1891, just a day late to be a birthday present to his mother. He has always attended the schools of Lawrence. One year of his life (1904-1905) was spent in Denmark, so if you run acros a Dane, just send him around to Con. and he will talk to him in his native tongue. If you want to know his merits in cooking etc., ask any member of the Life Problem Club. Providing he does not go to K.U. next year~ you will probably find him at L.B.C. Margaret S. KANAGA was born in Hutchinson~ Kansas Sept. 3~ 1892 but moved to Lawrence when she was seven years old in order to imbibe some of the soothing air. She has had quite a political record~ making every class position except President: Secretary of Freshman Class~ Treasurer of Sophomore class, and Senior Class, Vice-President of Junior class. She was the Society Editor of the Budget and was the star of the Junior farce. Of all her many cases the one with the man who has the longest name in the Senior Class is the most serious. It is like a bad penny; it always comes back. Ask Sam. Adelaide Marie KAUZER~ (better known as "Della~") was born in Milwaukee~ Wis., on the 25th of June 1893. She came to Lawrence in 1906. The quotation that hangs in Pap's office will apply to her: "The reason why people who mind their own business succeed is because they have so little competition." She intends to go on the hill next year. Marie KETELS was born in Lawrence August 24, 1893. Marie has always been at the head of all class affairs and a strong standby in the chapel programs - you all remember the pretty pieces. In the Class Day program she gave the Class History. It was very original. She will take Fine Arts on the hill next year, but isn't very enthusiastic about it; she wants to go to a girl's school. Gertrude Agnes KIRCHOFF is a Senior who has already made extensive plans for the future. What are they? Well, ask Gertrude. 70 �Lucile Minerva KREIDER was born on a farm near Oregon) Missouri in 1891. Not many years ago she came to Lawrence and has been attending high school for four years. She has spoken on chapel programs many times and has made a decided hit. The most important event in her life was when she ate ambrosia ice at "Wiedie's." Her motto is always to look on the bright side of life. She will attend K.U. next year. Victor Robinson LARSEN was born August 25) 1891 at Stockville) Neb. He attended Sherman County High School until he came here in 1908. Singing is Vic's great occupation. Although he denies ever having done anything of consequence everybody knows what a success he has been on the stage several times not only with amateurs but also with professionals. Next year he will continue taking vocal lessions at the Fine Arts School. Georgia Bessie LAWRENCE start in drawing and the arts connected with it. One of the most remarkable things that has happened lately is the beginning of a case that gives indications of being one of the most serious in school. She is planning to take the college course next year. Ruth Marie LILLIS was born in Great Bend on moved to Dodge City but came to Lawrence in 1911 and we certainly are glad to have her. hill yet but we know that she will go there the 8th of April) 1893. From there she time to graduate with the class of She says she hasn't decided about the as it is the only place on earth. Rebecca Enola LONG came to L.H.S. from Madison) Kansas not long ago) but had to leave school in May on account of sickness in her family. She has planned to take the college course on the hill. Louise Anna LUCKAN was born August 3) 1892 in Lawrence. Like her sister she is awfully bright. She has been a staunch supporter of the Bible Class and an all round fine girl. She will attend K.U. next year. LaDora Grace LUPHER was born in DeWitt) Nebraska August 2) 1893. Isn't it funny how they all come to Lawrence? Her call was in 1900. She is a gun in German and is scheduled to win the Carruth scholarship. Besides that she is a fine cook; just ask the Normal girls if she isn't. Holly Avery MAN ROSE was born Somewhere in Nebraska on Oct. 30) 1893. He came to Lawrence four years ago and since then has been going to high school. Holly made his mark this year on the debating team. He is booked for K.U. college. John Ruthven MARCH was born on July 5) 1892 in Jefferson City) Missouri. John has had a good many things on hand for a long time. He has been prominent in class affairs - part of the time as an official. This is his second year as Athletic Editor of the Budget. ~e taught some classes in drawing for a while this year) and was one of the actors 1n the Senior Play. Next year he intends to take law. Maribelle McGILL has a reputation for her age) but whether its on account of her youth or otherwise we d~n't know. This is her first year with us) but we have already found that she 1S free from worry) free from care and has fun almost anywhere. Like many other Seniors her program for next year includes the college course at K.U. 71 �Charles Lewis Callaway MILTON was born on the 24th day of November in the year 1891 in McPherson~ Kansas~ but came to Lawrence not long ago. Like all of the Mi1tons~ he has been a fine football player. Was captain of the team this year. The only class office he remembers of having was that of "Seargeant-at-Arms" of the Freshman class. You would hardly recognize IChar1ie" by this long name at the top~ but it is the same man nevertheless. Charlie has a faculty for intermittent cases. Alexander Baldwin MITCHELL was born in this city on October 21~ 1893. He has played football considerab1y~ and played well too. He can also play the piano and sing when he wants to. He was president of the class of 1911 during its Junior year and has held the position of one of the parties in a most serious case for years. Next year he expects to go on the hill. His ambition to be of course a great lawyer. William Randall MYERS was born on December 14 in the year 1892 or 1893. He came to Lawrence when he was seven years old. Here he has been known as "Ching~" although this name sounds Chinese. Next year he will probably be seen on the hill. Avery Fincher OLNEY~ "Litt1e Pap~" was born August 19~ 1893 in Lawrence and has lived here ever since. Thinking to start the class of 1911 in the right way~ he secured the presidency of the Freshman Class and thinking to close it in the right way~ he was President this year. He was on the track team t\'/O years~ on the B~dget staff~ on the last chapel program~ and has been a star debater. K.U. will have his political and athletic services next year. Frances PENCHARD was born on July 17~ 1892 in Lawrence and has remained true to her town. One remarkable thing about her is the number of years she has attended Sunday school without missing. Everyone expected her to teach as she was in the Normal C1ass~ but she informs us that she intends to rest next year. She is a gun in German and a "Gute~ Frau1ein~" always follows her recitations. Nettie May PHILLIPS has fallen into the habit of studying. This year she has been applying herself to the Normal Course and to the Budget 'in the local department. She is on the Commencement program. She has already secured a school for next year. Frank Arthur PREYER is a jumper. The fact is that he is some jumper. On two different occassions this year he has cleared the bar at five feet six inches the L.H.S. record. Pole vaulting is another of his specialties. K.U. will have him next year. Lila REECE was born February 25~ 1892 on a ranch. Ranch life has not made her brawny and big as it does some people. Her highest ambition is to teach but if she ever does there is danger that the "youngins" will run over her unless she has a protector. Mabel Jennie RICHARDSON is another of the promising teachers L.H.S. is sending forth this year. It is not hard to imagine that under her school work would be a genuine pleasure. Anyway let us hope so for the sake of the little kids who will go to her school. 72 �Albert Clayton ROSS was born in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma in 1893 - he has forgotten the date. Soon after this he moved to Lawrence and for the past two years has been a star on the track team. L.H.S. certainly owes him a lot. Many people were very much surprised at some things that took place at the Senior picnic but perhaps this first case will not be serious. Kathryn Marie SAlLE was born November 5. 1893 in the good old town of St. Joe. She moved to Lawrence sixteen years ago. When she graduated from the grade schools she won the scholarship and now on leaving L.H.S. her record is still excellent. She has been taking the Normal Course this year and will teach next: otherwise she would have taken the Carruth Scholarship prize. we know. Eva Lena SCHRADER was born in 1893 in Missouri. She came to Kansas nine years ago. She has been taking the Normal course. If she passes in that terrible examination. she will consider that as the most important event in her life. Next year she will impart some of her great store of knowledge to ornery kids in some school. Karl B. SPANGLER. known as "Sprecken." has been one of the Business Managers of the Budget this year and has occupied himself with "chasing ads." Karl is noted for his walk. for when he starts to go somewhere he gets there at a 2.40 gait. He will be seen next year going up Mount Oread. Ralph D; SPROULL was born on Teddy's birthday in 1892 in Pittsburg. Kansas. He came to Lawrence in 1909 and jumped into athletics at L.H.S •• principally basketball and baseball. He was something of a shark in chemistry this year. getting his lab work done in a hurry. He intends to take college on the hill next year. Allan STERLING. lithe jumping kid." was born in Lawrence. August 27. 1892. He has been on the track team for three years and has annexed many points for L.H.S. We saw the beginning of a case in his Sophomore year. but guess that he put it aside in order to shine all the more brightly in athletics and he certainly has made good. Myra STEVENS is a story writer. She took one of the prizes for a Christmas story in 1909 and has been on the Budget staff for two years. this year as Literary Editor. Next year she can be found at K.U. in the college. Florence Mabel STRAHAN was born August 27. 1893 in Mindenmines. Missouri. For those who don't know where it is. I will say that it lies a few miles north-west of Kansas City. After moving around the country many times she at last settled in lawrence three years ago and graduates on the honor roll. She is on the Commencement program. The college course at K.U. is her destination for next year. Gladys Allene STRAHAN was born August 20 in the town of Mindenmines in the year 1892. She accompanied her sister on her many travels and like her stopped in lawrence three years ago in order to assimilate some of the knowledge of L.H.S. As a result of this assimilation. she graduates an honor student. Ashby Adelbert STREETER was born July 23. 1894 at Hesston. Kansas. By his size one would never suspect that he had seen only sixteen short years. - and that wise look on his face - that would mislead anyone. 73 �Stella STUBBS was born in Mulvane, Kansas July 10, 1894. When you consider that she is some relation to our governor it is no wonder that she is all right. She was Vice-President of the Class of 1911 and had one of the main parts in the Senior Play. She is an honor student and on the Commencement Program. She will attend K.U. next year. Olga Margaret THUDIUM was born in Lawrence November 20, 1892. She wouldn't tell us anything interesting about her, but we do know one thing without being told - that terrible enduring case. Olga has been a fine student and intends to go on the hi 11. Ethel Lenore ULRICH was born June 12, 1893 in Lawrence. It isn't any wonder that she has so many friends with those grand brown eyes. She was Class President in her Sophomore _ _ _ _ _ in 1911, and on the Junior Prom committee. She intends to take the college course on the hill next year. Charles Frederick WALKER was born on January 15, 1893 in Frankfort, Kansas. In 1910 he came to Lawrence and has been attending this high school and getting his lessons very successfully. He intends to join the ranks of the engineers on the hill next year. Charles Emerson WARD was born in Lawrence on November 11, 1891. He has been a member of the 1910 track team, a member of the High School Orchestra of 1910-11, a member of the High School Glee Club of 1908-9, a member of the debating Club in its infancy before any great debates were pulled off, Vice-President of the Life Problem Club that met at the Y.M.C.A. K.U. College next year. Arthur Bu11ene WEAVER came to earth Feb. 2, 1894 but he didn't stay there long at least his head didn't. Just look at his height and see if it isn't true that "Art is long." But of all the handsome men in the class of 1911, we'll gladly give Art the blue ribbon. He has had many little love affairs but has disentangled himself from them all, so that now he can go on the hill next year a free man and open to the highest bidder. Leo N. WEIBEL arrived in Colony, Kansas on December 1, 1891. In 1906 he came to Lawrence. He has been a faithful member of the class of 1911, especially in chemistry. He expects to attend the School of Engineering on the hill next year. Justina A. WEST was born February 4, 1893 on a ranch. All her life she has been used to doing nearly as she pleases so when it comes to studying there isn't much doing since that occupation isn't the most pleasing to "Tiny." Nevertheless she expects to go on the Hill next year. Hazel Eme1yn WILSON and Helen Agnes WILSON. "The Class Twins," were born June 19, 1892 on a farm a few miles from Lawrence, but moved here as soon as they were old enough to go to school. You can tell them apart, which is unusual. The cases that these two have had between them are appalling. However, none have been serious. They will puzzle their instructors on the hill next year. Ida Newell WOOLSEY was born in Cambridge twenty years ago, but on account of the migratory nature of her family was forced to lose out on three years of school of which we are very glad as it makes it possible for her to graduate with the cl~ss of 1911. She has been taking the Normal Course this year and has already secured her school for next year. 74 �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL &BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FA~RS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES. KAN~AS 1920 (Continued from Vol. XIII, No.1). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Submitted by Mark Lenz. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER'S DIRECTORY Abbreviations used in this directory: - ~ ---a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation marks " ". In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE: Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Albert; "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, Rl Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer's name. (Vera James) -- Wife's maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Children named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm" -- Name of farm. Lawrence Rl -- Post office Lawrence, R.F.D. 1. Kanwaka Sec 13 -- Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a -- Owner of 160 acres. (1866) -- Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence -- Telephone. MATNEY, S.E., (Maude MITCHEM) "Riverside Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 2E 027a (1870) MEANS, Hugh, (Anna BURKE) Ch Alta, Ada; Lawrence RIO. Wakarusa Sec 8NE 036a (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MEEDER, George, (Hannah BRECHEISEN) Ch Charles, Philip, Nannie, May, Albert, Archie, Florence, Bernice, Cornelia, David; Eudora Rl, Palmyra Sec 22NE 0270a (1862) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville MEEDER, Philip G., (Gertrude BRECHEISEN) Eudora Rl, Palmyra Sec 27NE 080a (1893) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville MEINKE, J.H., Ch Vernon, Etta; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 34N 010a (1865) Tel. Eudora Eudora MELVILLE, Edd W., Sr., (M.W. WHITNEY) Ch Edd, Jr., Ellen, Margaret; "Knollwood Farm," Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 7N-8N 0280a (1860) Tel. Eudora Eudora MESENHIMER, Scheyler C., (Clara STOKES) Ch Orland, Myron, Clifford, Mildred, Edna; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 7SE 010a (1872) Tel. Kansas Lawrrence MERSKER, A.E., (Florence COLE) Ch John, Ruth; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 13NE 0240a (1864) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star METSKER, Henry C., (Mary BARTON) Ch Wegie, Grace, Lottie, Marvin, Ruth, Iva; Lone Star R1. Marion Sec. lINE 0500a (1861) Te. Bell Lawrence METSKER, Marvin C., (Beatrice EWING) Ch Mary, Alice; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec lINE T90a (1893) Tel. Bell Lawrence MEYER, Frederic B., (Mary CARNAHAN) Ch Olin; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 26SE 0160a (1870) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MEYERS, Mrs. Rebecca, (Rebecca SHEPLER) Ch Katie, Anna; Baldwin R1. Marion Sec 1SE 0160a (1876) 75 �MICHAEL~ David A.~ (Cora WILLIAMS) Ch Otto~ Leo; Overbrook R1~ Marion Sec 14SW 020a (1880) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MICHAEL~ George E.~ Sr.~ (Bertha BADSKY) Ch George~ Jr.; "Sunny Side Farm~" Overbrook R2~ Marion Sec 6SW 0480a (1874) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MICHAEL~ John~ (Catherine SHOWALTER) Ch Samuel~ Bertha~ David~ Eva; Overbrook R1~ Marion Sec 13SW 040a- (1870) MICHAEL~ J.C.~ (Lydia BLOCHER) Ch Louis~ Albert~ Joseph~ Hylinard~ Ralph~ Clarence~ Glenn~ Camilla~ Theodore; Overbrook R4~ Marion Sec 25SW 0160a (1870) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MIGLIARIO~ Mrs. Mary L.~ Ch Charles~ John; Lecompton R2~ Lecompton Sec 30190a (1856) Tel. Bell Lecompton MIGNOT, L.B.~ (Clara BRECHEISEN) Ch Ralph, Emery~ Helen~ J.E.; Wellsville R1~ Palmyra Sec 9SE 0320a (1866) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville MILBURN, Ernest, (Anna ANTON) Ch Ray, Lilia, Bessie, Jess; "Plainview Farm," Eudora R1, Eudora Sec lOS 0160a (1879) Tel. Eudora MILLER, Albert, (Lilia McKINNEY) Ch Ethel, Howard, Viola, Lloyd; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 34N 080a (1873) Tel. Eudora Eudora MILLER, Cristopher, (Ethel TURNER) Ch Lloyd; Overbrook R4~ Marion Sec 20NW T145a W. SIMON (1899) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MILLER, Charles C. ~ (Emma FORD) Ch Carol ~ Milford, Harry; "Mud Creek Farm." Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 16 040a (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, Charles G., (Janet CHENEY) Ch Ralph, Leo; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 904a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, Christian P., (Elizabeth METSKER) Ch John, Laura, Elva, Tena; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 16NE 0320a (1885) Tel. Alfred Overbrook MILLER, Frank D., (Edith ARMSTRONG) Ch Delbert, Ruth; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec IE T160a George R. HURD (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, George E., (Emma C. EVANS) Ch Mary; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 15E 0200a (1865) Tel. Bell Lecompton MILLER, George E., (Ella L. BRINDER) Ch William~ Harry~ John, Lula; Eudora R1~ Eudora Sec 16 0305a (1880) Tel. Eudora Eudora MILLER, George F., (Elsie JOHNSON) Ch Alva, Frances; Lone Star R1~ Clinton Sec 25SE T160a J.M. FLORY (1883) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MILLER, Glenn E., (Ethel SHARP) Ch Glenn~ Jr., Earl~ Marjorie; Baldwin R3~ Palmyra Sec 26NW 080a (1916) Tel. Mutual Vinland MILLER, John A., (Laura HILL) Ch George, Jesse~ Willis, Frederic, Katherine, Orpha, Oliver, Cristopher, Pearl~ Ina; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 16NE 080a (1892) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MILLER, John C., (Mamie GRIFFIN) Ch Alberta, John; Overbrook R2, Miller Sec 2SW 080a (1887) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook (NOTE: Miller is not a township, probably should be Marion) MILLER, Melvin, (Ethel TURNER) Ch Loyal, Maxine; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 30SE T80a P. KOHLER (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, Robert A., (Mrs. Margaret MILLER, mother) Baldwin R1, Palmyra Sec 180383a (1874) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin . MILLER, Vanroy W., Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE T95a William MILLER Estate (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MILLER, Willis 0., (Gertrude SMITH) Ch Fay, Pharon; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 15NE T80a J.E. SMITH (1892) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star &Alfred Overbrook MISENHIMER, Benjamin Franklin, (Addie JENNINGS) Ch Gertie, Arthur, Ethel, Opal, Garnet; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 27SE T1a William KINGERY (1859) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MISKIMEN, Harvey, (Ruth HALING) Ch Raymond, Esther, Chester; Eudora'R3, Palmyra Sec IN 0240a (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora 76 �MISKIMEN> Henry> (Ella FRICK) Vinland R1> Eudora Sec 35S 064 3/4a (1918) Tel. Vinland Vinland MISSER> Noble D.> (Margaret ICE) Ch Ralph; Lawrence R4> Willow Sec lIN T13a J.S. FILBURN (1887) Tel. Bell Lawrence &Mutual Worden MITCHELL> Bert> (Ida MILES) Ch Violet> Goldie> Carl> Arnold> Chester> Cecil> Charles> Johnie; Lawrence R4> Wakarusa Sec 24S T320a William MEARS (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MITCHELL> Mrs. Frances C.> (Frances JOHNSON) Ch Pearlie> John> James> William> Samuel; Lawrence R9> Clinton Sec 19E 049a (1887) Tel. Clinton Clinton MITCHELL, James H.> (Tracy HARVEY) Lawrence R9> Clinton Sec 17NE T200a W.E. MARTIN (1887) MITCHELL> Owen> (Ray MITCHELL> brother) Lawrence R5> Wakarusa Sec 10NW T147a J.D. MITCHELL (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MITCHELL> Walter A., (Ruth KIZER) Ch Gladys> Solon; Clinton> Clinton Sec 26SE 034a (1900) Tel. Clinton Clinton MITCHELL> W.J.> Lawrence R5> Kanwaka Sec 20N 0160a (1867) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MOHLER> Frank B.> (Maggie BIDINGER) Ch William> Otto> Benjamin> Emma; Baldwin R5> Willow Sec 16N 040a (1919) MOHLER> Otto C., (Mrs. Mary A. MOHLER> mother) Ch Irene, George; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 22NE 0160a (1885) Tel. Alfred Overbrook MOLDENHAUER, Albert, (Minnie KENNENBURG) Ch Floyd, Clarence; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 19NW T95a G. HOUSEMAN (1901) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville MOLDENHAUER, William, (Emma SELZER) Ch Irene; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 29NE 040a (1900) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville MONROE, Green M., (Mary BURNS) (Lorane POSTIN, grandchild) Ch Robert, Bessie, Highlan, Theresa, Alva, Arnold, Letha, Arline, Elsa; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 25SE 06a (1918) MONTFOORT, Jacob, (Mabel DICE) Ch Henry, Caroline, Mabel, Jennie> John, Clarence, Charles, Adelia; Richland R26, Marion Sec 1NW 030a (1891) Tel. Richland Richland MONTGOMERY, Isaac L., (Minnie REYSTEAD) Ch Glenna, Letha, Neva, Fay, Halley, Etta; "Lone Cedar Chicken Ranch," Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 8S 0120a (1911) Tel. Mutual Worden MOODY, Chester, (Marie BROERS) Ch Alberta, Juantia, Virginia; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 4N T10a M. TARLTON (1914) Tel. Eudora Eudora MOODY, John, (Mary FULLER) "Dew Drop Inn," Eudora Gen. Del., Eudora Sec 6N-7N 0117 3/4a (1882) Tel. Eudora Eudora MOORE, Fred H., Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 28 T64a Mrs. J.A. MOORE (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORE, I.H., (Ella SIMMONS) Ch May, Roy, Levi, Albert, Ira; Richland R26, Marion Sec 12NW T93 1/3a George SULLIVAN (1908) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MOORE, James P., (Ruth CHILDS) Ch Anita, George; "Crestmoore Farm," Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 32SE 0120a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MOORE, Joseph W., (Carrie MILLS) Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 32 T80a P.P. SCOTT (1912) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORE, Mrs. Judith, Ch William, Cora, Walter, Nettie, Kate, Fred; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 28064a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORE, William D., (Bertha LAWERSON) Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 31 080a (1918) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORIS, William H., (Sarah OSBORN) Ch Clara, Sadie, William, Howard, Wayne; "Locust Grove Farm," Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 33 080a (1857) Tel. Bell Lecompton MOORISS, Allen A., (Opal RAINES) Ch Nathan; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 203a (1919) Tel. Bell Lecompton ~1ORAN, John, (Minnie WILBER) Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 19 TlOa (1918) 77 �MOREHOUSE) Lewis B.) (Nora CAROLL) Ch Helen) Augustus, May; Baldwin R4) Willow Sec 36N T320a F.X. JARDON (1914) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin MORGAN) Clyde E.) (Ruth SHOEMAKER) Ch Letha; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 13SW 040a (1918) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MORGAN) John F., Ch Willard) John) Carrie; Lawrence R6) Grant Sec 4095a (1856) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MORGAN) William R.) (Pearl PORTER) Ch Cleo) Leo) Vera) William; Lawrence R8) Wakarusa Sec 14SW 080a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MORRIS) A.) (Lena YOUNG) Ch Emma; Richland R18) Clinton Sec 32SW T120a E. MOSS (1904) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland MORRISS) George 0.) (Laura S. MATHERS) Ch Nellie, Wayne, Clarence, Floyd, Nevamay, Venafay) Florence, Laura; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 1W 040a (1897) MORRIS) Howard 0., (Wilma SCOTT) "Edgewood Place)" Lecompton R2) Lecompton Sec 4 0160a (1896) Tel. Bell Lecompton MORRISS, Otis B., (Cornelia MOHATT) Ch Effie) Goldie; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 31 T150a Emily BROWNING (1901) Tel. Bell Lecompton MORTON) Emery, (Fannie BROWN) Ch Louis) Joe, Duncan; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec lINE T160a A.S. BE NETT (1918) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MORTON) George F., (Fannie TUCKER) Ch Angus) Abie) Pearl; Vinland R1) Palmyra Sec 8NW 080a (1862) Tel. Vinland Vinland MORTON) Gilbert C., (Maryette SHOTTWELL) Baldwin R3) Palmyra Sec 22NW 080a (1868) Tel. Vinland Vinland MOSES) Lewis A., (Edith WILLS) Ch Winifred) Kenneth; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE T10a J. MONCRETH (1920) MOSS, Mrs. Elizabeth (Elizabeth CLAYTON) Ch Edward, Maud, Alberta, John; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 32SW 0160a (1855) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland MOSS, Homer F., Richland R17, Clinton Sec 19NW T60a John MOORE (1897) Tel. Clinton Clinton MOSS, John H., (Dora STANLEY) Ch Homer, Harry, Ruth; Richland R26 Marion Sec 12NW 080a (1865) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland MUCKEY, Fred, (Mary SHULER) Ch Jacob, Mary, Christian) May; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 16SW T160a W.A. UHL (1911) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin MULL, Ed, (Ethel JENNINGS) Ch Harriet, Harry) Florence; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 12E T250a W.H. DODRIGE (1919) Tel. Bell Lecompton MURPHY, James, (Dary MURPHY) Ch John, Anna, Michael) Mary, Georgie) Francis) Eugene; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 29W 080a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull MURPHY) James P., (Ruby COLE) Ch Delbert; Overbrook R2) Marion Sec 2SW T320a Thomas MURPHY (1887) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook MURPHY, Michael J •• (Lena DRAVIS) Ch Tracy, Bessie, Harry, Esther; Richland R17) Kanwaka Sec 8W 081a (1860) Tel. Stull Stull MURPHY) T.K.) (Lucinda TUTTLE) Ch Margaret; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 32SE 039a (1919) Lone Star Lone Star MURPHY) W.M.) (Tildy HUPPER) Ch Dave, George; Lecompton R2) Kanwaka Sec 29 080a (1894) Tel. Stull Stull MYERS, E.E., (Matilda McCALL) Ch Myrtle) Delmar; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 4W 0160a (1876) Tel. Bell Lecompton N NEELY, Laverne A.) (Bessie PARDEE) Baldwin R5) Willow Sec 24N T166a Mrs. Agnes PARDEE (1885) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin NElS, Al F.) (Anna BRECHEISEN) Ch John, Oliver, Irene, Naomi) Harry; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 8SE 0320a (1880) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville NElS, Benjamin) (Alvena WUENSCH) Ch Ruth; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 27N 0110a (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora 78 �NElS. Carl. (Mattie SMITH) Eudora R4. Eudora Sec 27N 0139a (1885) Tel. Eudora Eudora NElS. Fred W•• (Maude RUESCH) Ch Clarence. Vera. Willie; Eudora R2. Eudora Sec 15 0291a (1920) Tel. Eudora Eudora NElS. Gideon. (Lottie LAUGHLIN) Eudora R4. Eudora Sec 28 0141a (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora NElS. Oscar. (Mary ZEIGLER) Ch Mildred. Baby; Eudora R2. Eudora Sec ION T160a Pete NElS (1913) Tel. Eudora Eudora NElS. Peter J •• (Fred &Minnie NElS. father &mother; Selma. sister) Eudora R2. Eudora Sec 3-9-10N T286a F. NElS (1895) Tel. Eudora Eudora NELSON. Fred H•• (Augusta ANDERSON) Ch Walter. Ernest. Opal; Richland R18. Clinton Sec 29SW T300a EMERY Estate (1884) Tel. Clinton Clinton NELSON. Walter. (Orpha MILLER) Ch Viola; Lone Star R1. Marion Sec lONE T80a W.S. LIND (1895) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star NEWLAND. Leonard. (Charles. brother. and Eva. sister) Baldwin R1. Willow Sec 34N T76a Oliver RUSH (1911) Tel. Mutual Worden NEWLAND. Mrs. Mary L.• (Louisa ROCKHOLD) Ch Leonard. Edith. Mabel. Nellie. Charlie. Eva, George, Elizabeth; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 14S 020a (1912) Tel. Mutua 1 Worden NIBARGER, J.S •• (Lou McLELLAND) Ch Clarence. Cora, Charles. Lula, Daisy. Jefferson. Edna. Dora. May, Daniel; Lawrence R5. Wakarusa Sec 14NW T43a L. VAN VORHEES (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NICHOLS. Amos D•• (Hattie FORD) Lawrence R2. Wakarusa Sec 6 T3 1/2a H. ELLIOTT Tel. Kansas Lawrence NICHOLS. Clyde E•• (Minnie HOSKINSON) Ch Rose; Vinland R1. Palmyra Sec 24 T60a M.A. GORRILL (1895) Tel. Vinland Vinland NICHOLS. Mrs. R.T •• Ch Gertrude. Martha. Charles. Alice. Elmer, Anna; Lecompton R1. Kanwaka Sec 24W 080a (1875) Tel. Stull Stull NICHOLS. William E•• (Phy M. PEPPARD) Ch Clyde. Viola. Raymond. John, Marlin. Dale; "Mullberry Grove Farm." Eudora R3. Eudora Sec 7N 0120a (1873) Tel. Vinland Vinland NICHOLS. Wm. R•• (Stella MURRAY) Ch Preston. Burton. Marjorie. Geraldine. Gretton; "Pine Grove Farm." Baldwin R4. Willow Springs Sec 36SE 0160a (1920) Tel. Bell Baldwin NICHOLSON, Rufus K•• (Anna SOCKER) Ch Helen, Ora; "Virginia Truck Farm," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 32NE 023a (1906) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NIEBRUGGE, William C.• (Bertha HAAS) Ch Carl. Martha, Milton; Baldwin R4. Willow Sec 28N 0160a (1903) Tel. Mutual Worden NIEDER, Henry. (Katherine HULLMANN) Ch Lena. William. Carl. Minnie, Henrietta. Hugo, Gotleib. Walter, August. Emma; Lone Star R1, Clinton Sec 31 SE 0160a (1884) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star NISELY. Charles A•• (Mary M. McCOLLOUGH) Ch Frank. Floyd; Lawrence RIO Wakarusa Sec 27SE 0160a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NOE, August G•• (Nettie GEELAN) Ch Hazel. Madeline, David. Gladys; Lecompton R1. Lecompton Sec 7W 0100a (1863) Tel. Bell Lecompton NOLAND. William. (Rhoda GASKILL) Lawrence R3. Grant Sec 20 05a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NORTH. John E•• (Lula BOLES) Ch Gladys, Paul. Mary. Verda, Audrey. Eugene. Thomas. Donald; Lone Star R1, Clinton Sec 26SE T107a (1895) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star NORWOOD, George W•• (America McCALL) Ch Julia, Cora, May. Ray. Robert; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 2N 03a (1890) Tel. Bell Lecompton NORWOOD. R.M •• (Bessie JACKSON) Ch Helen. George, May, Ruth, Rachel. Jessie; "Oakley Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 1 T460a Mrs. F.C. WENRICH (1890) Tel. Bell Lecompton 79 �NUFFER~ August~ (Anna FOUK) Ch Oscar~ Rose; Lecompton R2~ Kanwaka Sec 3E 0119a (1870) Tel. Stull Stull NUFFER~ Charles W.~ (Octavia SCHOEPFLIN) Lawrence R10~ Wakarusa Sec 5 T8a William SCHOEPFLIN (1873) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NUFFER~ Leonard A.~ (Rose UNGER) Ch Donald; Lawrence RIO Wakarusa Sec 80120a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence NUFFER~ William~ (Mary ZELB) Ch Leonard~ Charles~ Paul; Lecompton R2~ Kanwaka Sec 4W 0160a (1866) Tel. Stull Stull NYE~ Mrs. Emily F.~ (Emily KELLAM) Ch Cora~ William~ Frank~ Edward; "Seven Oaks Farm~" Lone Star R1~ Marion Sec lINE 093a (1903) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star o A. Roy~ (Alice WHITMAN) Ch Arthur~ Marion~ Ethel~ Bernice~ Glenn~ Ruth; Lawrence R5~ Wakarusa Sec 23NW 010a (1881) Tel. Kansas Lawrence O'BRIEN~ James J.~ (Clara SUFFRON) Ch Eunice~ Harold~ Larah~ Lois~ John~ Emily~ Mabel, Mary; Baldwin R3~ Palmyra Sec 26NW 080a (1875) Tel. Mutual Vinland OBYRUS~ Harry~ (Lizzie ICEMAN) Ch Anna~ Alma. Lula; Lawrence RIO. Wakarusa Sec lONE T26a L.H. MINGER (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence OEHLERT~ Charles~ (Clara HAKUBA) Ch George. Jacob, Edith; Lawrence R4. Wakarusa Sec 25SW T160a C.W. HYRE (1916) OEHRLE~ Gotleib. (Mary SIMON) Ch Pearl~ Bertha. Viola; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 2SE 0160a (1863) Tel. Globe Overbrook OEHRLE~ Walter G.~ (Lula JUGGLES) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 26SE 0200a (1893) Tel. Mutual Worden OELISO~ Joe~ Lecompton R1~ Lecompton Sec 36W 020a (1905) OGDEN. Raymond C.~ (Olive BRADEN) Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 31N Tl19a B.F. FIEGENBAUM (1900) Tel. Eudora Eudora Bell Lawrence OLDHAM, Charlie W.~ (Maud SCOTT) Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 1 T80a William ROBERTS (1917) OLMSTEAD~ Edd W.~ (Louise SEITZ) Ch Wilber~ Leroy; Baldwin R3. Palmyra Sec 19NW29NW 0105a (1869) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville OL~1STEAD ~ Nelson, (Fay WI LLIAMS) Ba 1dwi n R3 ~ Pa 1myra Sec 27NW T7 3a S. C. BARRI KLOW (1892) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin OLSON~ Henry F.~ (Agnes CARPENTER) Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 10NW 069a (1917) Tel. Kansas Lawrence OLSON~ Mrs. C.~ Ch Gus~ Oscar~ Charles; Vinland R1~ Palmyra Sec 3N 040a (1887) Tel. Vinland Vinland O'NEAL, D.C.~ (Lucy LIGGETT) Ch George~ John~ Edward, Lula; Lawrence R4~ Wakarusa Sec 24SW 054a (1917) Tel. Kansas Lawrence O'NEIL, Herbert L.~ (Minnie VanTRIES) Ch Blanche~ Ralph, Maurice~ Harold; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 17SE 0520a (1863) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville O'NEIL, Paul J.~ (Edith PIERSON) Ch Forest; Wellsville R1~ Palmyra Sec 18SE 0110a (1884) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville ORE~ John R.~ (Bessie ROSE) Ch Watson; Edgerton R2~ Palmyra Sec 34NE T160a Jacob HEY (1920) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville ORR, George A. ~ (Mary B. BUNYAN) "OrBundale Farm~ Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5 032a (1888) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ORTOLF, Frank, (Elsie CALDER) Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 34NE T80a Duke DWYER (1919) OSBORN~ Allen J.~ (Martha MATHINA) Ch Grace~ Maude. Rosie~ Alice, James, Ella; Lecompton R3~ Kanwaka Sec lIE 0182a (1903) OTT~ Arthur~ (Clara SCHMIDT) Ch Arden, Myrnice; "Silver Crest Farm~" Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 17 0160a (1890) Tel. Eudora Eudora OATMAN~ (To Be Continued) 80 �DEATH NOTICES FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE REBEKAH ASSEMBLY. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS OF KANSAS. 1891 - 1953 The following death notices were researched by Jean Snedeger and Beverley Chapman at the Kansas State Historical Society Library in Topeka, KS. Typed by Sonnie Kemberl i ng. Lodge Number 4 30 146 Name Abrams, Jennie Adams, Bertha Adams, Jennie Adamy, Ruth A. Anderson, Andrew (as written) Anderson, Bessie Anderson, Edward Anderson, Hannah Anderson, Mary Town Lawrence N. Lawrence Eudora Lodge Number county Douglas Douglas Douglas Death Date Aug. 3, 1944 May 1, 1952 Oct. 24, 1938 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 (19 16) (1901) May 11, 1930 Mar. 30, 1951 Dec. 5, 1919 June 23, 1939 B Banks, Bro. J.A. Barkely, Geo. Barrows, Florence Bedale, Sarah Bell, Cora Benjamin, Nellie Benson, J.A. Beurmann, Minnie Bidgood, Wm. Bishoff, Jeannette Breeze, Mary Breeze, Thomas Briggs, Maggie Bunton, Ella Bunton, J.E. Burns, J.M. 12, 1928 7, 1938 24, 1947 7, 1924 8, 1951 3, 1917 14, 1937 23, 1944 4, 1919 20, 1942 (1925) Apr. 5, 1911 (1901) (1894) (1904 ) (1899) July Jan. Feb. Mar. Mar. Apr. Aug. Jan. Nov. June 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 C Carter, Mrs. W.R. Carter, Wm. R. Charlton, E.L. Charlton, John Clark, Katie Cohen, Mary Cole, Ervin Cooke, Georgia Carder, Rose Cosley, Emma 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 81 Mar. 17, 1912 Apr. 18, 1934 Jan. 20, 1919 (1899) June 5, 1932 Dec. 21, 1932 May 3, 1911 Apr. 4, 1953 Sept. 18, 1946 (1925) �KANSAS REBEKAH I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891-1953 Name Lodge Cosley, F.D. Crowder, Abbie Curtis, . S.H. Cutter, Fred 4 4 4 4 Death Date June Aug. Jan. July 28, 21, 29, 15, 1922 1921 1924 1931 D Daugherty, Bell Daugherty, Chas. H. Davis, Mary K. DeWolf, H.F. Dodds, Frank B. Duffy, Margaret 4 4 4 4 4 4 May 20, 1938 May 13, 1935 Oct. 5, 1912 Oct. 14, 1942 May 19, 1952 June 7, 1917 E Edmonds, Maude Emons, Anna Everett, Edna Everett, l-lary Everett, W.S. 4 4 4 4 4 Aug. 6, 1952 Mar. June Oct. Mar. 31, 16, 26, 27, 1914 1920 1932 1928 F Foust, Molly Foxwell, Sadie French, Frank Frost, J.D. Frye, Babra (as written) Fuller, Elizabeth 146 4 4 4 4 146 Oct. ?, 1927 (1907 ) May 27, 1908 Aug. 13, 1929 (1927) July 28, 1937 G Gardner, Joan Gardner, Mary Gentry, Daisy Gilder, Hedley Good, Hattie Good, J.B. Good, Mary Gould, George Grainger, Tannie Grayson, John Grayson, Verline Griffin, Martha Griffith, Atwilda Griggs, Mattie Grismore, Eliza Grum, Addie 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 82 Mar. 3, 1926 (1901) Dec. 8, 1934 Jan. 28, 1938 Sept. 4, 1925 Dec. 19, 1944 Dec. 16, 1933 (1905) July 31, 1944 Nov. 16, 1932 Feb. ?, 1941 July 7, 1929 (1903) Aug. 7, 1949 (1901 ) July 3, 1920 �KANSAS REBEKAH - I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891- 1953 Name Lodge Death Date H Hammcot, Magdalena Harbour, Maude Henderson, Eithel Herrick, Anna Hines, Ida Holmes, Cecil Howard, Chester Howe, Sadie -Hughes, Nydia Husted, Bell 146 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Apr. 12, 1923 Jan. 6, 1940 Mar. 6, 1932 (1926) Oct. 15, 1944 (19 16 ) Mar. 22, 1951 June ?, 1952 June 15, 1945 May 9, 1938 I None J Jeffries, J.H. Jensen, Lillian Jewett, Lillian Johns, Emma . Johnston, Ellis T. Jones, Brother Jones, Elzie "4 4 4 4 4 4 4 31, 1924 31, 1931 6, 1931 10, 1950 4, 1948 (1900) Mar. July Aug. Apr. Nov. Jan. 12, 1934 K Kahle, Minnie Karnes, Sister Belle Keeny, Mary Kendall, Cora Ketels, Elsie Kowing, Clara Kunkle, Ellen Kunkle, John J. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 May 13, 1943 Feb. 12, 1929 Apr. 23, 1936 Oct. 21, 1946 Feb. 8, 1945 Mar. 13, 1938 (1895) (1901 ) L Lathbolz, Ann Laughlin, Allie Landon, Anna Lawrence, Alice Lawrence, Edna Leacher, Hattie Learned, S.S. Lepper, Fay Lercher, Charles Lescher, Bessie Lescher, Frank H. Lewis, Elizabeth Lothelz, Nellie Lothholz, Rose Lutz, Clara 146 146 146 4 4 4 4 146 4 4 4 4 146 146 146 83 Feb. 2, 1941 Apr. ?· , 1936 Sept. 4, 1946 July ?· , 1914 Nov. 20, 1943 June 29, 1932 Oct. 14, 1945 July 24, 1930 July 28, 1914 Jan. 21, 1944 Nov. 21, 1944 1950 Nov. ?· , 1935 Apr. 12, 1950 Feb. 14, 1943 �KANSAS REBEKAH - I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891-1953 Lodge Name Death Date Mc 146 4 4 4 McCrahia, Ora McFarland, Mary McFarland, R.S. McKittrick, Rachael July?, 1952 (1916 ) (1904 ) Apr. 28, 1940 M 4 4 4 146 4 4 146 Magill, I.H. Mantex, Leora Med.hust, Dorn Miller, Ella Morris, Maggie Morris, Martin Morton, Katy Apr. 26, 1921 (1905) Oct. 18, 1944 Oct. 21, 1924 Dec. 11, 1910 (1904) Dec. 21, 1933 N 4 4 4 Neal, Emma Nevin, W.E. Noble, Laverna Sept. ?, 1915 Sept. 28, 1942 (1927) 0 146 4 4 Oberheltzer, Etta Oesch, Salone Owen, Lily Leiby May 2, 1911 Oct. 5, 1912 Jan. 10, 1924 P 4 30 4 4 Parrish, Maude Parrish, N.M. Pellet, Carrie Pellet, R.F. Perkins, Mary Rice Peterson, Cecelia Peterson, Christian Petty, Virginia Pierson, Myra Polson, Cordelia Potter, Elizabeth Preisach, Minnie 4 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4 oct. 25, 1929 July 24, 1951 Jan. 6, 1944 June 30, 1929 Sept. 24, 1930 (1898) (1900) Apr. 21, 1935 June 2, 1940 Mar. ?, 1950 Apr. 10, 1928 Jan. ?, 1941 9. None R 4 4 4 146 Read, Fred W. Reading, Ellen Reading, J.W. Richard, Sophia 84 (1901 ) (1904 ) Mar. 20, 1918 Oct. 27, 1920 �KANSAS REBEKAH - I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891-1953 Name Richards, C.F. Richards, Carrie Richards, Helen Aileen Richards,Siras Howard Roberts, Louie Robinson, Nellie Robson, Sena RUIIlsey, Charles Runkle, Samuel H. Runkle, Susie Lodge 146 146 146 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Death Date Mar. ?, 1936 Dec. 27, 1949 14, 1922 (1914 ) Dec. 30, 1945 June 'j, 1953 June 28, 1949 Feb. 5, 1951 May?, 1941 Apr. 1, 1942 Aug. S Sackett, G.L. Sauer, Frank Schollars, John Schubert, Rose SchUIllann, Florence M. Sheelhorn, Carl Sheldon, Viola Shultz, Martie Smith, Anna Smi th, Eli zabeth Smith, Jane Smith, Lillian Sommer, George Spangler, H.W. Stevenson, I.C. Sullivan, Frances Sullivan, Margaret 4 4 4 146 4 4 146 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 (1903) ?, 1917 (1927) May 5, 1930 Mar. 6, 1947 Feb. 20, 1921 May 4, 1940 May 4, 1922 (1905) Feb. 1, 1939 (1901 ) Jan. 22, 1926 Oct. 28, 1932 July?, 1917 Jan. 18, 1943 Apr. 11, 1950 Sept. 30, 1952 Apr. T Taylor, Lucy Hobbs Thompson, Ida Thompson, Wells Tidrow, F.M. Toms, Catherine Toms, Chester Tuttle, Lizzie Tweed, Rose 4 4 4 4 4 4 146 4 Oct. 3, 1910 (1903) (1925) Jan. ?, 1941 Apr. 6, 1942 Oct: 6, 1932 (1902) 5, 1908 Aug. U Ulrich, Mary Urbansky, Alice 4 4 Oct. 15, 1918 May 14, 1938 V Van Neste, H.G. 4 85 June 9, 1943 �KANSAS REBEKAH - I.O.O.F. - DEATH NOTICES - 1891-1953 Lodge Name Death Date W 4 Wampler, Ruby Ward, Eliza C. Watkins, Catherine Watson, T.A. Whedon, Charles B. White, Mary Wiggens, Madge Wiggens, Bert Wiley, Amelia Wilson, J.B. Woodward, Grace Woolf, Fora 4 4 4 4 146 4 4 4 4 4 4 June 20, 1953 Dec. 22 , 1934 May 22, 1928 Oct. 9, 1929 Jan. 23, 1946 Dec. 18, 1943 Feb. ?, 1941 July 15, 1933 (1906) Nov. 20, 1948 June 2, 1950 Apr. 5, 1942 X None Y 146 Young, Mildred Apr. 12, 1950 Z 4 Ziensenis, Augusta Zuttermeister, Clara Zuttermeister, Louis 4 4 Jan. 23, 1942 Nov. 11, 1925 Mar. 30, 1923 RECENT OBITUARIES OF RESIDENTS BORN BEFORE 1900 Some recent obituaries appearing in the Lawrence Journal World. The edition is given in parentheses. BORN, Anna Frances (PAULI), b. 5 Aug 1896, Eudora. KS; d. 14 Oct 1989, Wichita. KS; m. ? BORN. (Mon. 16 Oct 1989) COX. Alice Catherine, b. 23 Sep 188~, Johnson Co., KS; d. 22 Oct 1989, Olathe. KS; m. Nahlen H. COX, 1925. Hesper, KS; m. Charles COX, 1963, Baldwin, KS. (Tues, 24 Oct 1989) CRISS, George. b. 20 Feb 1895, Big Springs, KS; d. 9 Nov 1989, Lawrence, KS; m. Lorena Ella CARR 20 Apr 1922, Lawrence, KS. (Fri. 10 Nov 1989) LANSDOWN, Annie I., b. 29 Apr 1895, Lawrence. KS; d. 23 Oct 1989, Dayton, OH; m. William L. LANSDOWN Jul 1924, Peoria, IL. (Wed. 1 Nov 1989) SEIWALD, Alfred S., b. 31 Dec 1895, Eudora, KS; d. 20 Oct 1989, Topeka, KS; m. Alma SCHEHRER 14 May 1924, Eudora, KS. (Sat. 21 Oct 1989) WILEY, Essie, b. 24 May 1894, northern Douglas Co., KS; d. 4 Oct 1989, Topeka, KS; m. Ezra WILEY 6 Nov 1913, Lawrence, KS. (Thurs. 5 Oct 1989) . WILLIAMSON, Minnie ,"., b. 12 Aug 1895, Baldwin, KS; d. 18 Oct 1989, Eudora, KS; m. Edward CRUMET 16 Sep 1914; m. Bert WILLIAMSON 1959. (Thurs 19 Oct 1989) 86 �IMPORTANT DATES IN THE HISTORY OF LAWRENCE The following was printed in the Lawrence 1929. Submitted by Iona Spencer. Journal-World~ Thursday~ 10 October 1609: The second charter of Virginia granted all the lands for Point of Cape Comfort northward for two hundred miles and from coast to coast. This made Kansas English as Point Comfort was on the 37th degree of latitude. 1802: Louisiana Purchase. Kansas was included in the tract. 1824: Congress passed bill authorizing road from Independence~ Mo.~ to Santa Fe. This later became the Santa Fe trail and passed thru Douglas County. 1825: What is now Eudora township was made part of Shawnee Indian Reservation by government treaty. 1827: CHOUTEAU~ a French trader, passes through county. 1842: FREMONT passes through on way to California. 1849: Gold seekers going to California pass through county. 1854: April 13. Settlers arrive in county and take claims. May 15: Kansas-Nebraska bill passed. County open for settlement. May 26: Clarke STEARNS and John BALDWIN took claims on site where Lawrence was founded. A.W. and A.F. GLENN, M.S. WINTER and William SHIRLEY settled Lecompton. July. Site of Lawrence chosen by BRANSCOMB and ROBINSON. July 19. John A. WAKEFIELD settles Kanwaka. August 1. First party of settlers reach Lawrence. September 15. Second party of emigrants reaches Lawrence. September 18. Lawrence Association formed. September 19. Association officers elected. September 25. First hotel opened. Called "Astor House" facetiously. September 26. Work started on second hotel. October 1. First religious service. Moses POMEROY died. First death and burial. First Bible class started. October 6. Town received the name Lawrence. October 9. Charles ROBINSON, John MAILEY~ S.Y. LUM, A.D. SEARLE and O.A. HANSCOMB elected trustees of Lawrence. October 15. Kansas Pioneer published by John and J.L. SPEER at Medina~ Ohio and dated for Wakarusa, Kansas Territory. October 19. Governor REEDER and party visited Lawrence. October 21. Herald of Freedom published at Conneautville, Ohio, by George BROWN. October 26. Lawrence CARTER first child born in Lawrence was born on this day. October 30. Fourth party of emigrants which left Boston on October 17 arrived. November 11. First snow storm. November 30. Election of Delegates to Congress. Killing of Henry DAVIS by Lucius KIBBEY. 1855: January 1. Steps taken for founding college. Stakes driven and stone hauled to sight of old University building. Citizens celebrate with banquet. January 11. Territorial Indignation meeting at Lawrence over claims. January 16. Edward P. FITCH starts school. January 18. Dr. ROBINSON, Dr. DOY and J.S. EMERY elected school committee. January 29. Preliminary meeting for organization of Free State Society. February 8. C.W. BABCOCK appointed postmaster. 87 �March 10. Meeting of members of Union School District. Committee had chosen site on Mr. FRYE's claim for school. Martin ALLEN> William YATES> Robert ALLEN elected trustees. Robert HUGHES collector. H.W. WATERMAN> clerk. March 30. Election in Lawrence for councilmen. Election in county for representatives from first district to first Territorial Legislature. ~1ay 20. Steamer "Emma Harmon" arrived at foot of levee at sundown. Carried passengers and cargo. May 24. Steamers "Financier" and "Hartford" arrived at noon. All steamers on way to Fort Riley. July 4. First fourth of July celebration in Lawrence. November 21. Charles DOW killed by Franklin A. COLEMAN. November 22. Free State men hold meeting at scene of DOW murder. Jacob BRANSON arrested by Sheriff JONES and rescued later at home of Major· ABBOT. December 2. Free-state companies from Bloomington> Wakarusa and Palmyra arrive in Lawrence. Sheriff JONES arrives in town with body guard. 100 armed Free-state men arrive from Topeka. December 3. Governor SHANNON issues proclamation asking citizens to aid in capture of BRANSON. It was dated November 29. December 4. Judge CATO's court at Lecompton found bills of indictment against Free-state men. December 6. Thomas BARBER killed on road home. in Lawrence. Sheriff JONES arrives in town with body guard. 10o-armed Free-state men arrive from Topeka. 1856:June 2. Battle of Black Jack. June 4-5. Free State attack on Franklin. Capt. J.B. ABBOTT's men attack fort and capture arms and ammunition. August 12. Second attack of Free-state men at Franklin. "Sacramento" captured. Wagon load of burning hay pushed up against blockhouse. David S. HOYT killed near Fort Saunders. August 15. Free-state men attack Fort Saunders. August 16. Col. Sam WALKER and detachment capture Fort Titus near Lecompton. September 13. Captain HARVEY with Lawrence force has fight at Hickory Point in Jefferson county> five miles east of Ozwakie. Pro-slavery men surrender. 1857: March 24. Steamer "Lacon" arrives at Lawrence and returns to Kansas City. March 26. Robert G. WALKER of Mississippi is appointed Governor of Territory. Fred P. STANTON of Tennessee> secretary. June 1. Republican paper started in Lawrence. Norman ALLEN publisher and T. Dwight THATCHER as editor. September 7. Meeting of Lecompton Constitution convention. October. Baker University established at Palmyra> now Baldwin. 1861:January 29. Kansas admitted as a state when President BUCHANAN signes admission bill. March 4. Abraham LINCOLN inaugurated as president. April 12. Bombardment of Fort Sumpter and Civil War commences. 1863:QUANTRILL with a band of over 400 guerillas burns and sacks Lawrence> leaving over a hunqr~d and si~ty dead. I 88 ---------- �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers~ but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. COATES DOREMUS HAMMOND TUTTLE WHEDON Mrs. George D. DOREMUS~ RR #2~ Washington~ IL 61571 Seeking information concerning Thadius WHEDON and wife Hanna HAMMOND~ who homesteaded on Wakarusa Creek where the Santa Fe R.R. bridge crossed. They were parents of Lizzie TUTTLE who taught at Blue Mound School (my grandmother) and Charles WHEDON who farmed the homestead later. Need dates of homesteading~ where from and when they came to that area~ brothers and sisters if they had any. I often heard my grandmother say that Ruby COATES was an ancestor but I never knew the connection. Ashbul WHEDON had property adjacent to Thadius~ but do not know the relationship there~ either. HOUGLAND McCLAIN Mrs. Maxine HOUGLAND~ Rt. 1~ Box 262~ Perry~ KS 66073 Is Charles McCLAIN~ age 35 in the 1850 census of Potosi~ Washington Co.~ MO~ the father of Mary P. McCLAIN~ b. 28 Nov 1848~ Potosi~ Washington Co.~ MO? Could the Charles McCLAIN~ age 75 in the same 1850 census~ be father of Charles McCLAIN~ age 35? HAYS HOUGLAND McCLAIN Mrs. Maxine HOUGLAND~ Rt. 1~ Box 262~ Perry~ KS 66073 Seeking information on Frank M. HAYS~ born in the 1840's~ Washington Co.~ MO~ married Mary McCLAIN about 1876. Frank M. HAYS left Bonne Terre~ MO in 1885~ and no one knows where he went. HART WELCH David L. HART~ 4001 Jean Avenue~ Bethpage~ NY 11714 Searching for any descendants or relatives of my great-great grandfather~ Marshall Nay HART (1824-1898)~ sometimes listed as M.N.~ M.M. &M.W.~ who~ with his second wife Sarah Ann WELCH~ came to Nortonville~ Jefferson Co. area of Kansas in. Aug 1854. He had a son~ my great grandfather Samuel Calvin HART~ from a previous marriage~ and 4 other children by Sarah Ann: Luella Jane Griffin~ Frank Neigh~ Fayette Marshall, and Sanford Christopher HART~ all of whom resided in Nortonville except the latter~ who resided in Harper~ Harper Co.~ KS in Aug 1898. M.N. HART had 2 brothers~ Nathaniel C. and Fayette P. HART also of Nortonville. Marhshall N. and Sarah A. HART are buried at the 89 �Nortonville Cemetery. Anyone related to or having knowledge of of these people is asked to write or call (516)433-8460 anytime. EVANS JORDEN Mc~1ARMICK NEMEYER Henrietta JORDEN~ 1605 N. 7th St.~ Baytown~ TX 77520 The family of Henry NEMEYER is looking for his children and a sister whose name may have been Barbara. His mother~ Mary Ann McMARMICK~ married 1st Adam EVANS of Randolph Co.~ IL~ by whom she had a son~ my grandfather Andrew John EVANS. SOME TIPS FOR WRITING QUERIES I put together these tips by looking at the policies of a variety of publications. - the editor. 1. Feature the surnames PROMINENTLY~ but don~t just submit a list of surnames. 2. Focus your inquiry on one family at a time~ but if that family can be linked to other surnames~ include those links. 3. Include as many birth~ marriage~ residence and death dates and places as you can for the persons you are inquiring about. A suggested format is: first name~ last name~ birthplace~ birthdate; place of death~ date of death; place of marriage~ date~ spouse's name. 4. Note references already consulted if space permits. 5. Use only standard abbreviations. The New England Historic Genealogical Society requires these listed below~ and they have become somewhat the standard: anc. = ancestors~ ancestry b. = birth~ born bp. = baptized bro. "" brother bur. "" buried c. or ca. "" circa (about) ch. "" child~ children c.r. "" church record co. "" county d. "" death~ died dau. "" daughter desc. "" descend~ decendants~ descended~ descends d.s.p. "" decessit sine prole (died without issue) d.y. "" died young fame "" family. fl. "" flourished~ lived g.s. "" gravestone info"" information m. "" married. marriage p. "" parents~ parentage pOSSe "" possibly probe "" probable~ probably ref. "" reference rel. "" related~ relative(s)~ relationship rem. = removed res. "" resided sis. "" sister twp. = township w. "" wife wid. "" widow~ widowed 90 �INDEX TO VOLUME ABBOT~ Major~ 88 ABBOTT~ J.B.~ Capt.~ ABELLA~ N.E.~ 58 ABRAMS~ Jennie~ 81 88 ALLEN 88 88 Robert 88 ANDERSON Andrew~ 81 Augusta~ 79 Bessie. 81 Edward~ 81 Hannah~ 81 Helen Frances Mary. 81 ANTON~ Anna~ 76 No.2 J.A., 81 Emma B.• 58 BENSON~ BERG~ BEURMANN~ Minnie~ BIDGOOD~ 81 Wm •• 81 BIDINGER, Maggie, 77 BISHOFF~ Jeannette, 81 BISHOP, Marguerite H., 58 BLOCHER, Lydia, 76 BOCK, Mildred M•• 59 BOGGS, Patsy, 59 BOHRER, Mark, 64 BOLES~ Lula, 79 BORG, Jessie Eleanor, 67 BORN~ Anna Frances Pauli, ADAMS Bertha~ 81 Jennie~ 81 ADAMY~ Ruth A.~ XIII~ 81 Martin~ Norman~ ~ 86 Mary, 59 BOYD Albert Mason~ 64 Anna Josephine, 64 Catherine May~ 63 BOWMEN~ 65 Hart~ ARMSTRONG~ Edith~ 76 ARNETT~ Mabel Wilma~ 67 BABBITT Da le ~ 58 Norma~ 58 87 Bertha, 76 58 F.A., BALDWIN. 87 Wilber 59 BANKS, Bro. 81 BARBER, 88 Geo., 81 BARKER, Jo Anne 59 BABCOCK~ C.W.~ BADSKY~ BAHNMAIER~ Paul~ BAILEY~ 66 John~ BANDEMER~ W.~ J.A.~ Thomas~ BARKELY~ S.~ BARRIKLOW~ S.C.~ 80 BARROWS~ Florence~ BARTON~ Mary~ 81 75 BAXTER Del bert ~ 58 John Lambert, 67 Mary M. ~ 58 BEASLEY Norma M., 59 Willis H.~ Jr., 59 BEDALE~ Sarah~ 81 BELL, Cora ~ 81 BENEDICT~ Frank G.~ 67 BENETT, A.S., 78 BENJAMIN, Nellie, 81 BENNETT, Dorothy, 60 Demsey~ 63 Emily, 63 George M.• 63 George W., 63 Harry Ellsworth~ 64 James~ 63 James Smith~ Jeremiah~ 63 John~ 63 63 Martha, 63 Mary, 63 Robert ~ 63 Smith, 63 Thomas, 63 William, 63 BRADEN~ Olive~ 80 BRANSCOMB~ Jacob~ 87 BRANSON, 88 BRECHEISEN Anna~ 78 Clara, 76 Gertrude, 75 Hannah, 75 BREEZE Mary, 81 Thomas~ 81 BRIGGS, Maggie~ 81 BRINDER~ Ella L., 76 BROERS, Marie, 77 BROWN Fannie~ 78 George~ 87 91 BROWN, cont. Hattie Beach, 67 Homer Howden, 68 Justyn, 58 Olve Irene~ 68 Wallace, 68 BROWNING, Emily. 78 BRUNK~ Doris. 59 BRYANT, Nellie, 68 BUCHANAN, President~ 88 BUCK, Helen Elizabeth "Buckie", 68 BUNN, Dorothea Graham, 68 BUNTON Ella, 81 J.E., 81 Kathryn J., 58 BUNYAN~ Mary B.~ 80 BURCHILL~ Mary Dresser, 58 BURKE ~ Anna, 75 BURNS J.M. ~ 81 Mary. 77 CAIN Donald~ 58 Roberta, 58 CALDER~ Elsie, 80 CARDER, Rose, 81 CARLYLE, Lenore W.~ 65 CARNAHAN, Mary, 75 CAROLL, Nora~ 78 CARPENTER~ Agnes~ 80 CARR~ Lorena Ella~ 86 CARTER Lawrence~ 87 R.~ 81 W.R.~ Mrs.~ 81 CATO~ Judge~ 88 Wm. CHAPMAN Beverly J. Lawrence~ CHARLTON ~ 58 58 E.L.~ 81 John~ 81 CHENEY~ Janet~ 76 CHILDS, Ruth~ 77 CHOUTEAU~ 87 CHRISTIE, Joyce~ 59 CLARK~ Katie~ 81 CLARKE~ Dorothy V.~ 58 �CLAYTON) Elizabeth) 78 CLOUGH Goldie Hout) 58 Vivian) 58 COATES) Ruby) 89 COBB) Willard H.) 58 COHEN) Mary) 81 COLE Ervin) 81 Florence) 75 Ruby) 78 COLEMAN Frankl in A.) 88 Herbert Rockwood "Bus Herbie". 68 COLWELL) Betty) 59 CONSTANT) Clyde S.) 68 COOKE. Georgia. 81 CORDELL) Chloetta) 59 CORNS) Lyman Alvah) 68 COS LEY Emma) 81 F.D.) 82 COTTER) Dennis J.) 59 COUCH) Maudie. 58 COX Alice Catherine) 86 Charles) 86 Mahlen H.) 86 CRAM, Della) 64 CRISS) George, 86 CRITTENDEN) Sandra L., 59 CROWDER) Abbie, 82 CROWLEY) Corrine Ruth) 69 CRUMET) Edward, 86 CURTI S) S. H.) 82 CURTISS Earl L.) 58 Oma L.) 58 CUTTER) Fred, 82 DAUGHERTY Bell) 82 Chas. H.) 82 DAVIS Donna V.) 59 Henry) 87 Mary K.) 82 DEAN Jan) 58 Virgil) 58 DETWILER grandfa ther) 63 Samuel) 64 Susan Catherine) 64 DeWOLF) H.F.) 82 DICE, Ma be 1) 77 DOCTOR) Marjorie, 58 DODDS, Frank B., 82 DODRIGE) W.H., 78 DOREMUS George Dustin, Mrs.) 59, 89 DOW Charles, 88 Jonathan Mahaffie) 69 DOY, Dr., 87 DRAVIS) Lena, 78 DUFFY) Margaret) 82 DUMMER) Charles E., 65 DUNCAN) Alta J.) 58 DUNMIRE) Ray) 69 DUNN, Elizabeth, 59 DURR Charles, 58 Mary Frances) 58 DWYER, Duke) 80 EADS, Miriam G.) 59 EDMONDS) Maude. 82 ELLIOTT, H., 79 EMBERS Grace) 58 Robert. 58 EMERY estate) 79 J. S., 87 EMONS, Anna, 82 ENGEL, Agnes Estelle, 69 EVANS Adam, 90 Andrew John. 90 Emma C., 76 W.R., 64 EVERETT Edna. 82 Mary. 82 W.S., 82 EVINGER David. 58 Marlene) 58 EWING. Beatrice, 75 FAIR. George H., 69 FIEGENBAUM. B.F., 80 FILBURN. J.S., 77 FISCHER, Erna C.T .• 69 FITCH, Edward P.) 87 FLORY, J.Mq 76 92 FOLKS, Ray Jesse "Fokie") 69 FORD Emma) 76 Hattie, 79 FOUK) Anna) 80 FOUST, Molly) 82 FOXWELL) Sadie, 82 FRANCIS Carol, 58 George) 58 FREARK) Christine Beatrice) 69 FREEMAN) Marjorie H., 58 FREMONT) 87 FRENCH) Frank) 82 FRICK) Ell a) 77 FRITZEL) Dorothy H.) 58 FROST) J. D.. 82 FRYE Babra) 82 Mr.) 88 FULLER Elizabeth) 82 Mary) 77 GABRIEL, Margaret) 58 GANTENBEIN) Larry) 58 GARDNER Joan) 82 Mary, 82 GASKILL) Rhoda) 79 GEELAN) Nettie) 79 GENTRY) Daisy) 82 GIBB Jim) 58 June) 58 GILDER) Hedley. 82 GIMBLET Dorothy C.) 60 Ernest C.) 60 GLENN A.F.) 87 A.We) 87 GODDING) Frank Eugene) 69 GOFF) Virginia Fern) 69 GOOD Hattie) 82 J.B.) 82 Mary, 82 GORRILL, M.A •• 79 GORTON Catherine) 58 Thomas, Dr •• 58 �GOULD George~ 82 G.R .. 64 82 GRAVES Harol d ~ 58 Maxine~ 58 GRAYSON John~ 82 Verl ine ~ 82 GRIFFIN r4amie~ 76 Martha ~ 82 Rejeana R.~ 60 Timothy L., 60 GRIFFITH~ Atwilda, 82 GRIGGS, Mattie, 82 GRISMORE, Eliza, 82 GROVER, Joel, 66 GRUM, Addie~ 82 GRAINGER~ Tannie~ HART, cont. Sarah A., 89 Viola Willit, 65 HARVEY Capt., 88 Tracy, 77 HATCHER, children, 62 HAYNES, Elizabeth, 60 HAYS, Frank M., 89 HELLSTROM, Ray, 60 HELMER Carolyn, 58 Susan, 58 HENDERSON, Eithel, 83 HENRY, Gladys Margaret, 70 HERRICK, Anna, 83 HERRINGTON, Nancy, 60 HEY, Jacob, 80 HILL, Laura, 76 HINES, Ida, 83 HOFMANN, Barbara G., 60 HOLDERMAN Alden, 58 Mae, 58 HOLMES, Cecil, 83 HOOVER, Mark A., 60 HORNADAY, Helen M., 70 HOSKINSON, Minnie, 79 HOUGLAND, Maxine, 58, 89 HOUSEMAN~ G., 77 HOWARD, Chester, 83 HOWE, Sadie, 83 HOYT, David S., 88 HUELSBERGEN Helmut, 58 Ursula, 58 HUGHES Nydia, 83 Robert, 88 HUGHEY, Lora P., 58 HULLMANN, Katherine, 79 HUPPER, Tildy, 78 HURD, George R., 76 HUSTED, Bell, 83 HYRE, C.W., 80 HAAS, Bertha~ 79 HAKUBA, Clara, 80 HALING, Ruth, 76 HAMMCOT, Magdalena, 83 HAMMOND, Hanna~ 89 HANCUFF, Mary Louise~ 58 HANSCOMB, O.A., 87 HANSEN~ Warren, 70 HARBOUR, Maude, 83 HARRIS Virginia L., 58 Wi 11 i am T., 58 HART Alice Waif, 65 Calvin Wild, 65 Carlos Maedon, 65 David L., 60, 65,89 Estella Eugenia, 65 Fayette Marshall, 89 Fayette P., 89 Frank Neigh, 89 Geneva Beatrice, 65 George W., 66 Halleck Floyd, 65 Harold, 65 Helen Frances, 65 Homer, 65 ICE, Margaret, 77 Lucy Emma, 65 ICEMAN, Lizzie, 80 Luella Jane Griffin, 89 INGELS, Edna Marie, 70 Marshall Nay, 89 IRVIN, Virginia, 60 Nathaniel C., 89 Roy, 65 JACKSON, Bessie, 79 Samuel Calvin, 65, 89 JAMISON, Mary I., 58 Sanford Christopher, 89 93 JARDON F. X., 78 Marvin, 58 Norma, 58 JEFFRIES, J.H., 83 JENNINGS Addie, 76 Ethel, 78 JENSEN, Lillian, 83 JESPERSEN, Conrad Karl, 70 JEWETT, Lillian, 83 JOHNS, Emma, 83 JOHNSON Aurelia L., 60 Elsie, 76 Frances, 77 Marguerite, 58 Otto J., 60 JOHNSTON, Ellis T., 83 JONES Brother, 83 Elzie, 83 Sheriff, 88 JORDEN, Henrietta, 90 KAHLE, Minnie, 83 KANAGA, Margaret S., 70 KARNES, Belle, 83 KAUZER, Adelaide Marie "Della", 70 KEENY, Mary, 83 KELLAM, Emily, 80 KENDALL, Cora, 83 KENNEDY Jackie, 58, 62 Max D., 58 KENNENBURG, Minnie, 77 KENSIT, Inez S., 60 KETELS Elsie, 83 Marie, 70 KIBBEY, Lucius, 87 KIDWELL Irma L., 58 Ri cha rd L., 58 KING Edwina, 58 Myron, 58 KINGERY, William, 76 KIRCHOFF, Gertrude Agnes, 70 KISHER, Karolynn, 58 KIZER, Ruth, 77 KLINE, Dorothea M., 60 �KNOX Bernice D.~ 60 Dennis I.~ 60 James W. ~ 60 KOHLER, P 76 KOWING, Clara, 83 KRAFT~ Christine Davi dson ~ 58 KREIDER~ Lucile Minerva, q 71 KUNKLE Ellen~ John J. 83 ~ 83 LACAS~ Peter~ 63 LANDON, Anna, 83 LANSDOWN Annie I.~ 86 Wi 11 i am L. ~ 86 LARSEN~ Victor Robinson~ 71 83 LAUGHLIN Allie, 83 Lottie~ 79 LAWERSON, Bertha~ 77 LAWRENCE A1ice ~ 83 Edna, 83 Georgia Bessie, 71 LAWSON A. J. ~ 58 Mary ~ 58 LEACHER~ Hattie, 83 LEARNED~ S.S., 83 LEONARD Fred, 60 Rosalyn, 60 LEPPER ~ Fay ~ 83 LERCHER~ Charles~ 83 LESCHER Bessie ~ 83 Frank H., 83 LEWIS~ Elizabeth~ 83 LIGGETT~ Lucy~ 80 LILLIS~ Ruth Marie~ 71 LINCOLN~ Abraham~ 88 LIND~ W.S. ~ 79 LONG Fern, 58 Rebecca Enola~ 71 LOTHELZ~ Nellie~ 83 LOTHHOLZ~ Rose~ 83 LUCKAN, Louise Anna~ 71 LUM~ S. Y 87 LATHBOLZ~ Ann~ q Joan Black~ 60 LUPHER~ LaDora Grace~ 71 LUTZ~ Clara~ 83 LUND~ MacDONALD~ Helen, 60 MAGILL~ I.H.~ 84 MAILEY~ John~ 87 MANROSE~ Holly Avery~ MANTEX, Leora~ 84 Charles~ 71 89 89 McCOLLOUGH~ Mary M.~ 79 McCRAHIA, Ora~ 84 McFARLAND Mary, 84 R.S., 84 McGEE~ Virginia L.~ 59 McGILL~ Maribelle, 71 McKINNEY~ Lilia~ 76 McKINZIE~ Heber A.~ Mrs.~ 62 McKITTRICK~ Rachael~ 84 McLELLAND, Lou~ 79 McMANNESS Brenda~ 59 Erma G. ~ 59 Michael~ 59 McMARMICK~ Mary Ann~ 90 McMASTERS~ May, 63 MEANS Ada~ 75 Alta~ 75 Hugh~ 75 MEARS, William~ 77 MEDHUST~ Dorn~ 84 MEEDER Albert~ 75 Archie, 75 Bernice ~ 75 Charles~ 75 Cornelia~ 75 Davi d ~ 75 F1orence~ 75 94 Philip G 75 MEINKE Etta~ 75 J.H. ~ 75 Vernon~ 75 MELVILLE Edd Jr. ~ 75 Edd W. ~ 75 Ellen~ 75 Margaret~ 75 MERSKER A.E. ~ 75 J·ohn ~ 75 Ruth~ 75 MESENHIMER Clifford~ 75 Edna ~ 75 Mildred, 75 Myron~ 75 Orland~ 75 Scheyler C. ~ 75 METCALF John, 63 J.C.~ 64 Martha Boyd, 63, 64 METSKER Ali ce ~ 75 Elizabeth~ 76 Grace~ 75 Henry C. ~ 75 Iva ~ 75 Lottie ~ 75 Marvin ~ 75 Marvin C. ~ 75 Mary ~ 75 Ruth~ 75 Shirley A. ~ 60 Wegie ~ 75 MEYER Frederi c B. ~ 75 Herman E., 59 Olin~ 75 Pauline F.~ 59 Ruth A. ~ 60 MEYERS Anna~ 75 Katie~ 75 Rebecca~ Mrs.~ 75 MICHAEL Al bert ~ 76 q MARCH, John Ruthven, 71 MARKLEY, Yvonne~ 58 MARKS~ Alex~ 62 MARTIN~ W.E.~ 77 MATHERS~ Laura S.~ 78 MATHINA~ Martha~ 80 MATNEY~ S.E.~ 75 McCALL America, 79 Matilda~ 78 McCARTHY~ Paul J., 58 McCLAIN Mary P. ~ ~'EEDER, cont. George~ 75 May~ 75 Nannie ~ 75 Philip~ 75 �MICHAEL, cont. Bertha, 76 Camilla, 76 Clarence, 76 Davi d, 76 David A., 76 Eva, 76 George E., Sr., 76 George Jr., 76 Glenn, 76 Hy1 inard, 76 John, 76 Joseph, 76 J.C., 76 Leo, 76 Loui s, 76 Otto, 76 Ralph, 76 Samue 1, 76 Theodore, 76 MIGLIARIO Charles, 76 John, 76 Mary L., Mrs., 76 MIGNOT Emery, 76 Helen, 76 L.B., 76 Ralph, 76 MILBURN Bessie, 76 Ernest, 76 Jess, 76 Lilia, 76 Ray, 76 MILES, Ida, 77 MILLER Albert, 76 Alva, 76 Carol, 76 Charles C•• 76 Charles G., 76 Christian P•• 76 Cristopher. 76 Delbert. 76 Earl. 76 Ella. 84 Elva. 76 Ethel. 76 Fay, 76 Frances. 76 Frank D•• 76 Frederic. 76 George. 76 George E.. 76 MILLER. cont. George F., 76 Glenn E., 76 Glenn Jr •• 76 Harry, 76 Howard, 76 Ina. 76 Jesse, 76 John. 76 John A•• 76 John C., 76 Katherine. 76 Laura. 76 Leo. 76 Lloyd, 76 Loyal. 76 Lula. 76 Margaret, Mrs •• 76 Marjorie, 76 Mary, 76 Maxine. 76 Melvin. 76 Milford. 76 Orpha. 76, 79 Pearl. 76 Pharon, 76 Ra1 ph. 76 Robert A., 76 Ruth. 76 Tena. 76 Vanroy W•• 76 Viola, 76 William. 76 Willis. 76 Willis 0., 76 MILLS Carrie. 77 Stuart, 59 MILTON. Charles Lewis Callaway, 72 MINGER. L.H •• 80 MISENHIMER Arthur. 76 Benjamin Franklin. 76 Ethel, 76 Garnet. 76 Gertie. 76 Opal, 76 MISKIMEN Chester. 76 Esther. 76 Harvey. 76 Henry, 77 Raymond. 76 95 MISSER Noble D., 77 Ra 1ph, 77 MITCHELL Alexander Baldwin. 72 Arnold. 77 Bert, 77 Carl. 77 Cecil, 77 Charles. 77 Chester. 77 Frances C., Mrs., 77 Gladys. 77 Goldie. 77 James. 77 James H.• 77 John. 77 Johnie. 77 J.D •• 77 Owen. 77 Pearl ie, 77 Ray. 77 Samuel. 77 Solon. 77 Violet. 77 Wa lter A•• 77 Wi 11 i am. 77 W.J •• 77 MITCHEM, Maude. 75 MOCK, John, 63 MOHATT, Cornelia, 78 MOHLER Benjami n. 77 Emma, 77 Frank B., 77 George. 77 Irene, 77 Mary A•• Mrs •• 77 Otto, 77 Otto C., 77 William, 77 MOLDENHAUER A1bert, 77 Clarence, 77 Floyd. 77 Irene, 77 Wi 11 i am. 77 MONCRETH, J .• 78 MONROE Alva. 77 Arline, 77 Arnold. 77 Bessie, 77 El sa, 77 Green M•• 77 �MONROE~ cont. Highlan~ 77 Letha ~ 77 Robert~ 77 Theresa ~ 77 MONTFOORT Adelia~ 77 Caroline~ 77 Charles~ 77 Clarence~ 77 Henry~ 77 Jacob~ 77 Jennie~ 77 John ~ 77 Mabel. 77 MONTGOMERY Etta~ 77 Fay~ 77 Glenna~ 77 Ha11ey~ 77 Isaac L. ~ 77 Letha ~ 77 Neva. 77 MOODY Alberta ~ 77 Chester~ 77 John~ 77 Juanita~ 77 Virginia. 77 MOORE Al bert~ 77 Anita ~ 77 Cora ~ 77 Fred ~ 77 Fred H. ~ 77 George~ 77 Ira ~ 77 I.H. ~ 77 James P. ~ 77 John~ 78 Joseph W. ~ 77 Judith. Mrs.~ 77 J.A. ~ Mrs •• 77 Kate ~ 77 Levi ~ 77 Mary~ 59 May~ 77 Nettie~ 77 Roy~ 77 Sharon Kay~ 59 Walter~ 77 William~ 77 Wi 11 i am D. ~ 77 MOORIS Clara~ 77 MOORIS~ cont. Howard~ 77 Sadie~ 77 Wayne ~ 77 Wi 11 i am~ 77 Will i am H. ~ MORTON~ cont. Louis~ 78 Pearl~ 78 MOSES 77 MOORISS All en A. ~ 77 Nathan~ 77 MORAN ~ John ~ 77 MOREHOUSE Augustus~ 78 Helen~ 78 Lewis B. ~ 78 May~ 78 MORGAN Carrie~ 78 Cleo. 78 Clyde E. ~ 78 John~ 78 John F. ~ 78 Leo~ 78 Letha~ 78 Vera~ 78 Wi11ard~ 78 William~ 78 Wi 11 i am R. ~ 78 MORRIS A. ~ 78 Emma~ 78 Howard O. ~ 78 Maggie~ 84 Martin~ 84 MORRISS Clarence~ 78 Effie~ 78 Florence~ 78 Floyd~ 78 George O. ~ 78 Goldie~ 78 Laura~ 78 Nellie~ 78 Nevamay~ 78 Oti s B. ~ 78 Venafay~ 78 Wayne~ 78 MORTON Abie~ 78 Angus~ 78 Duncan~ 78 Emery~ 78 George F. ~ 78 Gil be rt C. ~ 78 Joe~ 78 Katy~ 84 96 Kenneth~ 78 Lewis A. ~ 78 Winifred~ 78 MOSS Alberta ~ 78 Edward ~ 78 Elizabeth~ Mrs. ~ 78 E. ~ 78 Harry ~ 78 Homer~ 78 Homer F. ~ 78 John~ 78 John H•• 78 Maud~ 78 Ruth~ 78 MUCKEY Christian~ 78 Fred~ 78 Jacob~ 78 Mary ~ 78 May~ 78 MULL Ed ~ 78 Florence~ 78 Harriet ~ 78 Harry~ 78 MURPHY Anna~ 78 Bessie~ 78 Dary~ 78 Dave ~ 78 Del bert ~ 78 Esther~ 78 Eugene~ 78 Francis~ 78 George~ 78 Georgie~ 78 Harry~ 78 James~ 78 James P.~ 78 John~ 78 Ma rga ret ~ 78 Mary~ 78 Michael. 78 Michael J.~ 78 Thomas~ 78 Tracy~ 78 T. K. ~ 78 W.M.~ 78 MURRAY~ Stella~ 79 MUSICK~ Cheryl A.~ 59 �MYERS Delmar) 78 E.E.) 78 Myrtle) 78 Wi 11 i am Randa 11 "Ching") 72 NEAL) Emma) 84 NEEL, Barbara, 60 NEELY, Laverne A., 78 NElS A1 F., 78 Baby, 79 Benjamin, 78 Carl, 79 Clarence, 79 Fred, 79 Fred W., 79 F., 79 Gideon, 79 Harry, 78 Irene, 78 John, 78 Mildred, 79 Minnie, 79 Naomi, 78 Oliver, 78 Oscar, 79 Pete, 79 Peter J., 79 Ruth, 78 Selma, 79 Vera, 79 Wi 11 ie, 79 NELSON Ernest, 79 Fred H., 79 Opal, 79 Viola, 79 Walter, 79 NEMEYER Barbara, 90 Henry, 90 NEVIN, W.E., 84 NEWLAND Charles, 79 Charlie, 79 Edith, 79 Elizabeth, 79 Eva, 79 George, 79 Leonard, 79 Mabel, 79 Mary L., Mrs., 79 Nellie, 79 NIBARGER Charles) 79 Clarence, 79 Cora) 79 Daisy) 79 Daniel) 79 Dora) 79 Edna) 79 Jefferson) 79 J.SO) 79 Lula, 79 May, 79 NICHOLS Alice, 79 Amos D., 79 Anna) 79 Burton) 79 Charles, 79 Clyde, 79 Clyde E.) 79 Da le) 79 Elmer, 79 Geraldine, 79 Gertrude) 79 Gretton) 79 John) 79 Marjorie) 79 Marlin) 79 Martha) 79 Preston) 79 Raymond) 79 Rose, 79 R.T.) MrsO) 79 Viola, 79 Wi 11 i am E.) 79 Wm. R.) 79 NICHOLSON Helen, 79 Ora, 79 Rufus K., 79 NIEBRUGGE Carl) 79 Martha, 79 Mi lton) 79 William CO) 79 NIEDER August) 79 Carl) 79 Emma) 79 Gotleib, 79 Henrietta, 79 Henry) 79 Hugo) 79 Lena, 79 Minnie, 79 97 NIEDER, cont. Walter, 79 William, 79 NISELY Charles A., 79 Floyd, 79 Frank, 79 NOBLE, Laverna, 84 NOE August G., 79 David, 79 Gladys, 79 Hazel, 79 Madeline, 79 NOLAND, William, 79 NORTH Audrey, 79 Donald, 79 Eugene, 79 Gladys, 79 John E., 79 Mary, 79 Paul, 79 Thomas, 79 Verda, 79 NORWOOD Cora, 79 George, 79 George W., 79 Helen, 79 Jessie, 79 Julia, 79 May, 79 Rachel, 79 Ray, 79 Robert, 79 Ruth, 79 R.M.,79 NUFFER August, 80 Charles, 80 Charles W., 80 Donald, 80 Leonard, 80 Leonard A., 80 Oscar, 80 Paul, 59,80 Rose, 80 Wi 11 i am, 80 NYE Cora, 80 Edward, 80 Emily F., Mrs., 80 Frank, 80 Wi 11 i am, 80 �OATMAN Arthur, 80 A. Roy, 80 Berni ce, 80 Ethel, 80 Glenn, 80 Marion, 80 Ruth, 80 OBERHELTZER, Etta, 84 OBYRUS Alma, 80 Anna, 80 Harry, 80 Lula, 80 OEHLERT Charles, 80 Edith, 80 George, 80 Jacob, 80 OEHRLE Bertha, 80 Gotleib, 80 Pearl, 80 Viola, 80 Walter G., 80 OELISO, Joe, 80 OESCH, Salone, 84 OGDEN, Raymond C., 80 OLDHAM, Charlie W., 80 OLMSTEAD Edd W., 80 Leroy, 80 Nelson, 80 Wil ber, 80 OLNEY, Avery Fincher "Little Pap", 72 OLSON Charles, 80 C., Mrs., 80 Gus, 80 Henry F., 80 Oscar, 80 ONESLAGER, Kevin, 59 ORE John R., 80 Watson, 80 ORR, George A., 80 ORTOLF, Frank, 80 OSBORN Alice, 80 Allen J., 80 Ella, 80 Grace, 80 James, 80 Maude, 80 OSBORN, cont. Rosie, 80 Sarah, 77 OTT Arden, 80 Arthur, 80 Myrnice, 80 OWEN, Lily Leiby, 84 OIBRIEN Emily, 80 Eunice, 80 Harold, 80 James J., 80 John, 80 Larah, 80 Lois, 80 Mabel, 80 Mary, 80 OICONNELL, Mary Bell, 60 OINEAL D. C., 80 Edward, 80 George, 80 John, 80 Lula, 80 OINEIL Blanche, 80 Forest, 80 Harold, 80 Herbert L., 80 Maurice, 80 Paul J., 80 Ralph, 80 PARDEE Agnes, Mrs., 78 Bessie, 78 PARKER, Martha, 59 PARRISH Maude, 84 N.M.,84 PAULI, Anna Frances, 86 PEARSON, Frank E., 60 PELLET Carrie, 84 R.F.,84 PEMBERTON, Marie M., 60 PENCHARD, Frances, 72 PEPPARD, Phy M., 79 PERKINS, Mary Rice, 84 PETERSON Cecelia, 84 Christian, 84 PETTY, Virginia, 84 PHILLIPS, Nettie May, 72 98 PIERSON Edith, 80 Myra, 84 PLATT Arthur Henry, 65 Beatrice, 65 Wanda, 65 POLSON, Cordelia, 84 POMEROY, Moses, 87 PORTER, Pearl, 78 POSTIN, Lorane, 77 POSTMA, James L., 59 POTTER Dona 1d, 59 Elizabeth, 84 PRAGER, David, 62 PRALL, Rhoda Rudd, 60 PREISACH, Minnie, 84 PREYER, Frank Arthur, 72 QUANTRILL, 88 RADER, Juanita, 60 RAINES, Opal, 77 READ, Fred W., 84 READING Ellen, 84 J.W., 84 REECE, Lila, 72 REEDER, Governor, 87 REID, Janet, 60 REYSTEAD, Minnie, 77 RICE, Nancy, 63 RICHARD, Sophia, 84 RICHARDS Carrie, 85 C. F., 85 Helen Aileen, 85 Siras Howard, 85 RICHARDSON, Mabel Jennie, 72 ROBERTS Louie, 85 Wi 11 i am, 80 ROBINSON Charles, 87 Dr., 87 Nellie, 85 ROBSON, Sena, 85 ROCKHOLD, Louisa, 79 ROSE, Bessie, 80 ROSS Albert Clayton, 73 Robin, 59 RUESCH, Maude, 79 �RUGGLES~ Lula~ 80 RUMSEY~ Charles~ 85 SHOTTWELL~ Maryette~ 78 SHOWALTER~ Catherine, 76 SHRADER~ George~ 63 SHULER~ Mary~ 78 SIMMONS~ Ella~ 77 RUNKLE Samuel H.~ 85 Susie~ 85 RUSH~ Oliver~ 79 SIMON Mary~ 85 SACKETT~ G.L.~ SAILE~ Marie~ SANDERS~ Elizabeth~ Mrs.~ Kathryn 60 SAUER~ SAYLER John Frank~ 59 59 73 85 G.~ Virginia~ SCHEHRER~ Alma~ SCHELDON~ Evelyn~ SCHELL~ Viets~ 86 59 Dorothy 60 SCHMIDT, Clara, 80 SCHOEPFLIN Octavia~ 80 Wi 11 iam~ 80 SCHOLLARS, John, 85 SCHOTT~ Cynthia, 59 SCHRADER~ Eva Lena~ 73 SCHRIMPLIN Edith B., 60 Frank E., 60 SCHUBERT, Rose~ 85 SCHULTZ, Martie, 85 SCHUMANN~ Florence M., 85 SCHUMM Bob~ 59 Sandra, 59 SCOTT Maude, 80 P.P .. 77 Wilma ~ 78 SEARLE, A.D.~ 87 SEITZ, Louise, 80 SEIWALD, Alfred S.~ 86 SELZER~ Emma, 77 SHANNON, Governor~ 88 SHARP, Ethel~ 76 SHAW, Ray H. ~ 60 SHEELHORN~ Carl, 85 SHELDON~ Viola, 85 SHEPLER~ Rebecca~ 75 SHIRLEY~ William~ 87 SHOEMAKER Rose Mary~ 60 Ruth~ 78 SHOGRIN Donna, 59 Quentin~ 59 W. ~ 80 76 SMITH Adell Carr~ Anna~ Claude~ Elizabeth~ ~ Jane~ J.E. ~ Lillian~ ~ 63 Mattie~ J.~ ~ 85 60 59 85 Gertrude 76 85 76 85 Martha 79 Nancy 59 Zona 59 SNEDEGER B. Jean~ 59 Charles E. ~ 59 SOCKER, Anna~ 79 SOMMER~ George~ 85 SPANGLER H.W .. 85 Karl B."Sprecken"~ 73 SPEER John~ 87 J. L., 87 SPENCER~ Iona B.~ 59 SPROULL~ Ralph D.~ 73 STANLEY~ Dora~ 78 STANTON~ Fred P.~ 88 STEARNS~ Clarke~ 87 STERLING~ Allan~ 73 STEVENS~ Myra~ 73 STEVENSON, I.C.~ 85 STOKES~ Clara~ 75 STRAHAN Florence Mabel~ 73 Gladys Allene~ 73 STREETER~ Ashby Adelbert~ 73 STRICKLER~ H.J.~ Hon.~ 66 STUART~ Mary Lynn~ 59 STUBBS~ Stella, 74 St. JOHN~ Evelyn~ 65 SUFFRON~ Clara~ 80 SULLIVAN Frances, 85 George ~ 77 Margaret, 85 99 TALLEY Fay~ 59 Lloyd M. ~ 59 TARLTON ~ M. ~ 77 TAYLOR~ Lucy Hobbs, 85 THATCHER~ Dwight~ 88 THOMAS ~ J.. 65 THOMPSON Ida~ 85 Well s ~ 85 THUDIUM~ Olga Margaret~ 74 . THURBER~ Karl ~ 60 TIDROW~ F.M.~ 85 TITLE, Barbara Dobbins~ 60 TOMBERLIN, Virginia L.~ 60 TOMS Catherine~ 85 Chester~ 85 TUCKER~ Fannie~ 78 TURNER~ Ethel~ 76 TUTTLE Lizzie~ 85~ 89 Lucinda~ 78 TWEED~ Rose~ 85 UHL, W.A. ~ 78 ULRICH Ethe 1 Lenore ~ 74 Mary~ 85 UNGER~ Rose~ 80 URBANSKY, Alice~ 85 VAN NESTE~ H.G.~ 85 VAN TRIES, Minnie~ 80 VAN VORHEES~ L.~ 79 VAUGHN Donald~ 59 Wilma~ 59 VOPICKA~ Joanne Bartleman~ 60 WAKEFIELD~ John A.~ 87 WALKER Charles Frederick, 74 Robert G. ~ 88 Sam~ Col., 88 WAMPLER~ Ruby~ 86 WARD Charles Emerson~ 74 Eliza C.. 86 WATERMAN~ H.W.~ 88 WATKINS~ Catherine~ 86 �WATSON, T.A., 86 WEAVER, Arthur Bullene, 74 WEIBEL, Leo N., 74 WE I R, D. H., 66 WELCH, Sarah Ann, 89 WELLING D.P., 59 Edna, 59 WENRICH, F.C., Mrs., 79 WEST, Justina A., 74 WHEDON Ashbul,89 Charles, 89 Charles B., 86 Thadius, 89 WHIPPLE Darrel, 60 Judith C., 60 WHITE, Mary, 86 WHITMAN, Alice, 80 WHITNEY, M.W., 75 WHITSON Carol J., 59 Robert H., 59 WIGGENS Bert, 86 Madge, 86 WILBER, Minnie, 77 WILEY Amelia, 86 Essie, 86 Ezra, 86 WILLIAMS Cora, 76 Fay, 80 John, 59 ~1ary Ann, 59 Patricia J., 60 WILLIAMSON Bert, 86 Minnie M., 86 WILLS, Edith, 78 WILSON Estella Eugenia Hart, 65 Hazel Emelyn, 74 Helen Agnes, 74 J.B.,86 WINCHELL Arthur, 59 Mary Lou, 59 WINTER, M.S., 87 WOODWARD, Grace, 86 WOOLF, Fora, 86 WOOLSEY, Ida Newell, 74 WORLEY Charles, 59 Erma, 59 WRIGHT, JoAnn Havens, 60 WUENSCH, Alvena, 78 YATES, William, 88 YOUNG Lena, 78 Loretta, 59 Mildred, 86 Phyllis J. Baecher, 59 ZEIGLER, Mary, 79 ZELB, Mary, 80 ZIENSENIS, Augusta, 86 ZUTTERMEISTER Clara, 86 Louis, 86 . HOME OF THE EVAN.s·METCALF COMPANY' =..-.............-- 100 . - - - - --- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of the publications of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, including issues of The Pioneer (the quarterly newsletter of the Society) as well as directories, various indexes compiled by members of the Society, and other resources of interest to genealogists and researchers studying the history of Lawrence and Douglas County, Kansas. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Title A name given to the resource The Pioneer, Vol. 13, No. 2: Winter 1989-1990 Subject The topic of the resource Douglas County (Kan.) -- Genealogy Douglas County (Kan.) -- History Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) Description An account of the resource The quarterly newsletter of the Douglas County Genealogical Society in Douglas County, Kansas, containing information regarding the organization, activities, and membership of the Society, and articles of interest to those researching family ties to or the history of Douglas County, Kansas. The contents of the Volume 13 issues of The Pioneers are indexed in a separate publication. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Douglas County Genealogical Society Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Douglas County Genealogical Society (Lawrence, Kan.) 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Pub fished Quarterly By: i'ouglas Countg Genealogical Societ!:J P.o. BOX 3664 LAWREN~Ei KANSAS 66046-0664 # �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President • • • • • • • • Vice President •••••• Recording Secretary ••• . Corresponding Secretary. Treasurer. • • • • • Librarian. • • • • Genealogist. • • • • Newsletter Editor • Mary Burchill, 1612 St. Andrews Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 A.J. Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles &Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman • Refreshments. • Goodwill. • • • • •• Ways and Means •••••• Five Generation Charts •• Cookbook Chairman •••• Independence Day ••••• Maple Leaf Festival ••• Budget • • • • • • • • • • Cemetery Book Chairman •• Calling Committee Chair. FGS Representatives ••• Erma McManness, 1600 W. 22nd St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Fay Talley, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Vivian Commons, Rt. 1, Box 205, Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66047 Shirely North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 JeanSnedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 .• Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, KS 66047 Publications ••• Pioneer Chairman. • • • • Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence,'KS 66049 • • All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and Pioneer Committee friends who submit articles. ************ The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the SECOND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. ************ The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall 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.~ Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m •• Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the Society's holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046~0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Fall 1989 Vol. XIII, No.1 --------------------------------------------------------------------------CONTENTS PAGE Diary of John Walborn BATDORF •••••••••••• ~............................. 3 FITCH Family Letters Available at the Watkins Community Museum......... 8 In the Matter of the Petition of John N.O.P. WOOD...................... 9 Obi tuary of Hon. B. F. DIGGS............................................ 16 A Fish Story about Clarence HOADLEY and Bob FLUKE...................... 16 Lecompton Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 1900.......................... 17 Lecompton Draft Registrations, 1917.................................... 18 The SIMON Families of Douglas Co., KS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19 Douglas Co., KS Marriage Records, 1889 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• 23 Understanding Dates i~ the Old Style Calendar Before 1752 ••••••••.••••• 21 The Kansas Farmer &Mail & Breeze Directory, 1920, L - MATNEy •••••••••• 36 QUERIES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••._•• ••••• ••• • •••• • •• • •• • •• •• •• • • • •• • •• • 41 INDEX of Names in Current Issue •••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••.••• 43 PUBLICATIONS List...................................................... 55 THE PIONEER welcomes articles and records for publication that are relevant to Douglas County family history, with the exception of articles from published and copyrighted sources. It is not necessary that articles be camera ready, but if you are typing for that purpose, be sure and leave enough margin space for binding. Send submissions to the PIONEER EDITOR at the address above, or submit to a Board member. 3 g g,---N'V ".L.MIRA ~.,.Baldwi. �Schools'· (a) (bl (c) (d) Cemeteries (V) Rock Cr"". Ceme,er/, 1001 (W) Clearfielj Ccmelery. 1611 (X) Wa'nul C'.ek Cemale<y, 1875 (V) WolIs"llie Cen,a,ory, 'fl.'12 (!) Black ":ack Caillctery. t 836 Families ( 1) Wlllla", Chillon, 1844 ( 2) JOhn Tecums.t> lTauy} Jon~., 1846 ( 3i RObert II. Pe-lrson, 1854 ( 4) John Scott, 1 ~55 ( 5) Snmuel Scott, 18:;5 ( 5) Gaerge lOb;ng:er, 1856 ( 7) Joen Pellibone, 1856 ( O) S.'~uol A. S'''nebra~"" 18.'i6 -----.- :--._-'- -----t-----t-. VIlellsvillq Clearllald 01.1 No. 58, 1852 Slack J~ck DIM No.9, 1 B~8 Rook C.ee~, 1860 Bullard [jls, No. 52, 1867. (e) Eve'green Dlel No. 42, 1867 (I) Merch,m" 01" No.3, 1867 (0) Briles School, 1003 ttl) Drown Oi91 No. 32. 1800'9 (I) Meline, 1000 (jI Vaspa.lIna, 1880', (k) PIC?,.n' Valley Uls, No.2, law's (I) Spring Crook Dis, No. 67, 18/0 (m) Now Hopo Dis I No. 61, 1811 Area P~1ap (I) ~~---;----~---- \', 1-_. __......___ '_-+___--,__ _ i' J Equal. Ona Mile .-~~----~--.---~------+------~--- (n) '..a:alt.!'1 Orcloch. 1813 lJonh Windy Di., No. 88 Pralrl. Bell (0) P()p18f Ridge. 1810's or CO's (p) PI'lspeo, Uls, No. 58, 1871 (q) Le I.oup 0101 No. 85, 1819 (I) McKaughan School, 1879 (s) S,,!pm H,II, 1870's (I) Weol Wlro:ly Olsl No. 88. 1881 (u) Cenlra! Disl No. 19, !C75 (v) Vlclory Disl No.2, 1800', (w) Wellsville Disl No. 289, 18CC's ,, (20) To BaldWin (30) , ( 9) Pa5chal AV.'ill, 18S! JOseph Black, 185r (10) (11) (12) (13) Peter BrecholSen I, 1857 Douglas Co. Mich3el COuCt'iln. le:;l George M.e<1 or , 1857 (14) Jacob nynerson. 1851 (IS) Williom O'Connor, 1855-58 (16) lienry Flshe<, 1858 '(17) JOhn Cra"'ar, 1 e5~ (IA) \.'Ial Walkins, leS9 (1~) JOhn Flehler, 1659 (20) JOspoh l. Hu~h., 1859 (21) Dr. M.A. O'Neil, le~g I (56) 'Ianry Gill, 1883 (57) William Gerlach, 1817 ([-8) William H. Mohermon, 1881 (5~) Or. Charles W. Ewing, 1892 (50) James Co. ('.ollln., 1878 (33) P--Lti'L--!'!-' . Jr ,~----;';:(h"')- 1 . . . . o~'''' -- Palmyra Twp. McC..nl3h Twp .• / iranklin Twp. Richland Twp. ~ (19) (25) (I) , (23) Is,x Collin., 1B60 (24) P.N, Wln!I",!, leGO (25) Nelson '.I.rChanl, 1867 (2'3) HI .. m No.. , 1861 (27) Samuel A"s!ln Seyler, ISe7 «28) Jam€)$ Annur Ba:rnr;tt, lfJtj8 '29 John Walt'urn B'Hdod l3foR enJ?mtn ,an 1m noa CS, .668 (31) Jam... C. 5ino""r, 1668 (32) C~arl~s BO.wOllh, 1 ~&9 (331 Jo~ .. 3ror.")·, lee!! (33) Hall. JOhn t:. II.ITlsen, 1889 (25) Ma, lin P. Hay., 1859 Franklin Co. (18) (22) Damon HIGbie, 1850', (36) Rev, J.P. Staph,n., 1869 (37) Thoma. tl. fl.knr, 1610 (3ft) R"I', JOhn W. Foulkrad, 1810 13>1) l.W. Hosletter, 1010 (-\O) We3ley 5100,', 1870 (41) John W. Bal<.r, 1871 (42) Jim Cooper, 1811 (43) Joel Elliott, 1671 (44) Jam~s C. Simmons, 1871 (4~1 Norson A. ChaRlo6r •. 1872 (46) Ja,noz n. and c",n Rarnett, 1873 i41) Rollerl M. Faruu,on, 1876 (46) George Sleppy, 1~76 (49) John Milchall Todd, 1871 ('Xl) William Hull, 1878 (51) John Graybill, 18.-9 (52) Flonk McMillen, 18'9 (53) John and Richard Warr.n, 1B80 (54) Jim Kyle, 1862 (5fJ) Georoe E. lIdlkay, 1882 L (rl I (4) I (5) WELLSVIllE ~l (9) (0) A .. , . ' ~",~ 1_ _(V_)_ _ y8 ~.. ... . ,. (W)I (J)(C';(14) 1_::l .. ,(F) «;il_ ~ .. ~ (P) (55) ... ... -,,'" j L (00) .... /¥ Miami Co. /~I (1) 'T~: A ,-' ~ J";/ .;:.(7) (5l) (v) (18) (c) (V) (23) .." ~V'.y (12) ~, (51) l.elO!'p~) ~ - - -..... -- --'-1-: -"L1 t( M I - r--;, I ; ;' - kf ( / \ ".'H.ye~I Twp. i(5!;) -r M ~ -[~/' I- (d// ~-.#1t- JJi I I • r- '" ---- .1... (40) \15) (24) (n) (1), .-- __ ~ (27) i44) ". ,.. !G '" ___,+__(_4~'I-____t-___ -r~ ~-_-_-_+---)r--ot:.'--iiIf"--, ... /' " '''' r" ~~~~4} 0 /,-j(~~-,-+.,.-- -Otta~~:;~\/¥-- .~---:~; • ./ ... ,,- 1· ';JM:N;'., ~ (u) fool (20)~-f- (37) ' Franklin Twp. ;_ _ -LPeoria Twp. (41) (4(.9)~_ !~___ . (X) .,---I-----t---_ .. (34) (~) ----1---- (R) (0) 33 ------- "~,..,- . _- J '" --+----t---T- ,: ---+---t---y---' i I ______ !_____ M~·L' ~ . _____ ~~ �DIARY OF JOHN WALBORN BATDORF This is the diary of John Walborn BATDORF. It covers the time of Sept. 1864 to March 1865 while he was in the Union Army. The original_~~Jongs to Lois EVERSMEYER, of Douglas County, Kansas. John W. BATDORF was her great grandfather. A sincere thanks to Lois EVERSMEYER for sharing this diary with us. A special thanks also to my sister and her friend for helping me with this project. All spelling and punctuation was copied as it was written in the diary. If there are any mistakes, I am sorry because the writing was sometimes difficult to read. Transcribed and submitted by Carol-WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046. The following article is from. the Wellsville, Kansas Bicentennial Book 17761976. It tells about Mr. BATDORF and family and the map shows the place where they settled. John Walborn BATDORF was born in 1830 in Berks County, Pa. Two years later his parents moved to Champaign County, Ohio where he grew to manhood. In 1852, he drove an ox team across the plains and mountains to California. Three years later he returned and settled in Iowa. He married Charlotte WERTZ of Tipton, Iowa in 1857. He served in the 11th Iowa Volunteer infantry in 1862, was in the battle of Shiloh, later marched with Sherman from Atlanta to the sea and to Washington City where he was discharged at the end of the Civil War. In 1868, John and Charlotte BATDORF moved with their three children, Emma (HARRISON), Mary Elizabeth (WATSON) and Will by covered wagon to Kansas. They homesteaded on a farm 3 1/2 miles southeast of Wellsville in the Salem Hall school district where they raised cattle and farmed. Two more children, Dave and Cora (BARNETT), were born to them there. . 3 �THE DIARY OF JOHN W. BATDORF John W. BATDORF Tipton Cedar Co. Iowa Oct. 13, 1864 was drafted on the 29 day of Sept 1864 for one year from date of draft Names of drafted men of Tipton forces John W. BATDORF Wm KETTEL James RIPLEY Alexander CAMPBELL Casper FILSON Leaves ACHELTICE George WESTFALL C F MCLARK James WELLS left camp A__ on the 20 of Oct ___ on Chicago on the 21 for indianapolis on the 22 &arived at indianapo1ias on the 22 & left on the 24 &arived at Loiuvi11 Ky. & lef on the 25 for Nashville & landed at Nashville on the 26 & left for Chatanija & landed at Chatanija on the 27 & left for Dalton on the 28 & landed at Roame gao oont the 29 came to the 26 Iowa on the night of the 29 of Oct Nov th 11 left early in the morning & travailed 22 miles & campt start on the 12 aboput 3 oc10ck in the morning travailed through A1tana where SHERMAN ___ food &campt 3 miles Nov 17 to day we marched 23 miles ad good Roads saw some live hogs &chickens &Turkeys foraging parties take evy Thing that they can find saw some molasses ___ tolerable good. Bettr than any that we have come over eyt in gao past through McDaner here we past general SHERMAN &any amount of soldiers Nov 18 got up early & Ready to start but did not leave so our Boys went out a foraging got swate potatoes all the Regimet could use & all the fresh pork & beef this for the first time I ha all ___ to eat since I left home we left camp last night after dark &marching 8 miles & campt near a church it Rained nearly all night Nov 19 got up early & still Raining started at daylight marched 2 miles & got on the Rong Road & had to turn Back making the march for nothing travele 9 mile & bot Breakfast here we com across a Rich man took 400 1bs barr1s of flower & bare1s 4 of sugar molasses pork chicken hogs catte1 potatoes &evry thing here J eats some Ripe tomatoes & some nice green 1ettes our companie was detailed as ___ guard. here is a big flowering mill on the River ___ a vry nice water ___ a nice here is a nice cotton factory ___ at night as we ___ to start we got order that we would not leave Before morning Rained hard last night we war on gard at Mr. BUTTS house 40 miles to Maken 75 miles to Andersonville here are some of our prisoners they report one thoisand troups ahead of us to oppose us in our Raid to day we herd that LEA had evacuatd Richmond &was making for us or for the gu1d Nov 20 Sun. we left camp early very muddy & Bad travling crost the oza1mu1ga River on pontoons. they Burned for BUTTS all his cotton which amounted over three hundred thousand dollars & Burnt the factory campt at a place Rained all night Nov 21 Rained nearly all day & tuned'very coa1d at night very muddy got in camp at dark had all our clothes wet hard night for sleeping Nov 22 ___ froz & snowed last night coald all day had Bad marching coald all day & some snow Nov 23 froze hard last night bad ___ a man this morning to day we marched all day until 9 0 clock to night froze hard campt in a field very coa1d Nov 24 marched about 12 miles campt had a good eat Nov 25 got up early marched hard all day & campt in a good plase plenty wood & water we 23 our men had a ___ &cleaned out the ponies at a small town & Burnt the town our loss I do not know But was very small the Rebs loss Considerable 26 Saturday started earley marched 7 miles & crost the River &came 1 mile & cooked diner to day we past the 11 Iowa I saw Tipe BARRET, he told me that the Boys ware all well says we marched over two hundred miles in 15 days after diner we travaied 8 miles &campt 4 �here we came up with all of the here the 3 Iowa & the 2 nd war consolidated we have now over nine hundred men in our Regiment to day J J _ _ _ first gray B Sunday Nov 27 got up earley &marched 3 miles &came to the Charlston &Macon Railroad her we war ordered to halt &stack arms &tare up the Road & Burn frait house water tank & Nov. 28 marched hard campt near pine swamp N. 29 got up at 3 oclock &we want & Built fire so~at we could sea to.cross the.swamp started Before day light &marched hard all day through swamp & plne land flne timber hardley any farms through here land poor No towns for some time _ _ ~ Nov 30 got up earley & started on our march crossed 7 or 8 swamps Bad marchlng all pine timber & sandie soli campt near a s\,/amp in the pine woods weather very hot I sweat as much as I did in harvest. December the 1 1864 very hard marching very wet and muddy & very warm to day I got sick as _ I walked all day & carried my load campt late D. 2 I had my nap sack hauled & I did not get up with my Regiment crost the River on the pontoons & tore up the Rail-Road & Burnt _ _ Burnt to the & had my nap sack stolen with Blanket oil & shelter tent socks drawers-5hirt tobaco paper & house wife ink & all my trinkets worth about 25 dollars Dec-3 still on-the other side of the River taring up the RailRoad Dec 4 had hard all day & campt late in the woods good camp 65 miles from savana Dec 5 got up early &marched very hard all day til dark & campt in the woods water hard to get wood poor _ very _ _ had sand swamp all day Dec 6 did _ the today I paid _ _ _ _ _ I was sick all day & night with the Diarhear &pains in my stomache our Regiment for forage & hosses &mules &nigers Dec 7 to day Rained &we marched to the River &crosed & had to sKermish for 3 miles from Road 2 of our men got Kild &one wonded the Rebs lost more we are 20 miles from _ wheir we will have to fight Dec 8 marched hard until 3 oclock & campt & through up Breast works until 12 0 clock Then slept until about 4 for up & got Breakfast turned cool last night Robert says we Killed 20 Rebs on the sKirmish line &_ some wooned & 17 _ Dec. 9 got up early &marched &formed in line & Battel part of the Regiment formed as sKirmishes &flankers the Rebs war fortified &we soon Routed them &took 1 piece of artilery found severl dead &some wonded We campt early &throwed up Breast works we are 12 miles from savana Dec 10 got up early & Ready to march _ &marched through a swamp water 6 in deepe &marched _ mile &formed in line of Batte1 in a Bad swamp tall grass &our cannon sheld the Rebs the cannon plaid near1ey all day our companies yet on picket last night it Rained I had no tent _ Blanket Dec 11 _ _ Sun morning our Battery opend this morning with 4 guns &was to 4 others the shells Birst all around my pickets _ &one shell--I--dodge~hat cam up a forrow that I was standing severel shells Burst over my head firing eased about noon then we left our poasts &cooked Breakfast a shell Burst near whar we ware a cooking 1 piece fell within a ft of our fire we are on a 1 half Rashions 1 1/2 crackers for 2 days no sugar & but little coffee we had to live so far 10 days &all the way from Roame we only got 3/4 Rash but we gethered sweate potatoes turnips &so we the mosketoes Bit me while on picket Dec 10 fine _ a good-SOrt of the time I saw Boys offer 50 cts for 1 crackers yesterday I & BALEY for 4 chickens we eat 2 & give the Boys 1 Dec 12 we joined our Regiment last night we ware on 24 hr & then we ware _ it got coald last night the ground froze a littel the cannon Boomed all a round to day one of our officers Capt. DUCKWORTH was Buried he was a fine man & liked By all that knew him wheir we ware on picket their ware 25 Ricks of Rise 12 steps long & 5 steps wide estinatd at 2500 to three thousand-SUshe1s & it was of the first quality we lay in camp all day &washed &cleaned our guns Dec 13 fine morning this morning we had inspection of arms & laid still all day the cannon ware a b?oming all day.to day fort McAlister was taken with 23 guns &some small arms & prlsoners last nlght about 8 oc10ck we ware drawen in line of Battel but did more Dec 14 had a good night sleppe in our shanty cloudy this morning everything seams quiet picket firing all day Dec. 15 Cloudy &foggy all quiet 5 �onley Picket firing Dec. 16 all quiet & I am a taking medicine & have bin for 4 days Dec. 17 all quiet this morning I received 4 letters This is the first since we Rome, G.A. Dec 18 sunday have not drawe on hard tack or sugar nor coffee for 8 days & we are hard up _ _ _ _ _ _ _ last night we had parched corn & Boiled Beef for supper Dec. 19 we drew 1 lbs of crackers for 1 day Rashions last night we Received orders to Be Ready to march with oute Knapsacks at 1 moments notice &we lay down with all our all cuterments on all night Dec 20 all quiet onley canonading along the lines I was up in the night & saw the fires at savanna the Rebs evacuated the plaise on the night of the 20 Dec 21 got up early got orders to pack up & Be Ready to march at a moments notice &we left campt about 8 o clock to get to savanna about 2 p.m. & campt &_ until noon next day Dec 22 we marched 3 miles & campt at fort Brown _ _ _ _ J eat some pork & turnips Dec 23 to day we pushed aCar to savanna noadedh withlumber & pul'diD miles to Build quarters Dec 24 to day we ware on grand Review by the General Wm SHERMAN Dec 25 all quiet &we are a fixing our shanties Rained last night Dec. 26 Rained &muddy to day 8 men of our Companies ware detailed to go to fort thunder for duty 4 miles from camp Dec 27 we are at fort thunderboalt to day I was fishing for oysters & _ Enough for 2 good soups _ partners Dec. 28 we had a nice Thunder shower & it is nice & pleasant Dec. 29 cool &windy Dec. 30 last night a house4 Burnt down Cool &windy all day Dec. 31 still cool &windy I got a letter from Charlotte Sunday January 1 1865 fine & pleasant froze last night 2 all quiet Jan 3 to day the 17th got on transports here & left down River Their ware _10 boats here to day the prisoners Comensed to Build wharf Jan 4 the soi1ders are still going down the River Jan 5 to day I was detailed Back to the Regiment & I turned over may gun &equipment &cooked for the officers Jan 6 Rained last night 7 to day our Regiment is on grand Review Jan 8 Sunday to day our Boys drew near _9 all quiet in camp only duty & Rumrs about us leaving up to Jan 16 17 18 & 19 to day we got orders to march & left camp to crost the River at savanna Rained all day & nearley all night at night we Returned to our camp again Jan 20 we started again about day light &crost the second pontoons & built Corderor Roads & Returned at night to our coald quarters it is impossible for us to move as the teams swamped & it is still Raining Jan 21 no more to day BAFS &OEHELTREE are in the hospital at savannah still Raining 22 still Raining 23 _ still it Raining Jan 24 last night it quit Raining & got coald the ground froze a little & to day it is nice & clear Jan 25 26 27 1aide in camp & nothing dOing 28 started on a march 22 miles Jan 29 sunday still coald & clear on the 28 they had a fire in savanna the arsna1 & 4 _ Burnt _ _ _ _ Jan 29 got up early marched till night very Bad Roadsswamps &mud very fine timber past severel houses that war Burnt Jan 30 marched to day Raods still Bad for teams past a small town near1ey all Burnt there I saw a darkey that one of the 20 core shot Because he would not tell wheir his masters money was & I also saw a darkey woman that was froze to death we campt with in one & 1/2 mile of the River Jan 31 to day we laid campt Feb. 1 nothing done to day Feb. 2 to day we had a load _ _ nothing of interest it Rained last night 3 & all day Rainey &Cloudy Feb 4 to day we for orders to pack up & leave camp we crost the Ri ver at sun set _ _ south carol ina Marched 30 Sunday Feb 5 pleasant morning last I Received a letter from home & all we1r-Feb. 6 Rained all day marched _ forage _ up the Road Rained all night Feb. 7 Rained all day we marched through mud & rain &_ Roads very disagreeable Feb 8 to day it is nice & clear &cool got up early &marched very Bad Roads all swamps & sand every thing Burnt &everything foraged to day the Rebs Run some of our men that ware out a forging Feb 9 got up early & left camp crost a very Bad swamp & had to waide the water for 1/ mile & very coald & snowed some to day it took out train until 4 0 clock to crost the swamp _ campt on the other side the Rebs fortif left campt 4 this morning _ 4 0 clock travi1ed 25 miles to day we past through 6 �the Best country since we came in the state we past some very fine farms & houses Feb this morning we came up to the farm of Mr. WALTER it is General SHERMANs head quarters was for 3 days WALTER has a fine house. ___ one two thousand acres of land & cannot on Raise sufficiant grain to his family & negroes he told it himself they Burnt everything he had but his house here is whare we struck the first Roads ___ this the Charlston & Augsta past the Rebel John S JENING ___ ___ 3000 acres of land ___ Negores he left 3 day ______ negores he left 2 days Feb 12 started very early & until to the south & River here we had a sKermish & took some prisoners-Feb 13 to day we started Before day ___ & crost the south & came up with General SHERMAN travailed hard Burnt everything we past a --factory & saw wheir their ---Fev 14 Marched earley & campt early it comensed to Rain about noon & Raine~ll night Feb 15 Rained this morning marched earley about 1 oclock quit Raining heard cannoning ahead at the River Their ware of our men Kild on the sKirmish cannonoiding all night Feb 16 Cannonoiding This morning This morning we caugh~ight of Colombia the capital of the we had some sKirmishing & & crost the River & after got into camp about 10 0 clock no cupper-Feb 17 This morning we saw thar-the Rebs ware evaluating ___ it has bin a very nice plaise & very Rich we got all the tobaco & forage of all Kinds that we wanted & last night the town caught fire we got some prisoners Feb 18 to day we marched on the RailRoad & tore up the tracks past the large where house in the state & full of grain sugar coffee Rice molasses & all Kinds of provishions J & 3 others of our Companies went Back to our old camp expecting our Regiment Back But they did not come so we staid alone very fine weather the Regiment still out on the Road ------- Feb 20 we marched very hard&--much-sindy & poor-Tana-Feb 21 marche~ard a~day hilly & Rocky land not very--good Feb 22 marched hard & over Rough Roads hills & Rocky country poor Feb 23 Crost the River wattree country very hilly past a small town 2 miles of the River fine houses Feb 24 Rained all day very Bad travling I saw the finest yard & house I saw in south Carolina Feb 25 still Raining Roads better today Feb 26 Rained very hard last night & it is clearing off now W.J. I saw a lot of home gards they all look very hard we crost Linck creeks had to waid it for 3/4 of a mile waist deepe the Rebs fired ___ on our men &wounded some we maide the landing & took some prisoners & Kild some Feb 27 we ware out on picket last night our Regiment in camp & Built Breast works our supply train of the River I have diar~to ~ay Feb. 28 Rained last night ___ to day we ware mustered for pay our supply train 1S not over Linck creek yet Rained all day.& night & still Rainy 1 day of March we are still laying in camp doing picket duty we have taken good may prisoners here & about here ______ (remainder unreadable). amount of letters wrote 2 Charlotte at 1 Charlotte at Chicago 1 Charlotte at inianoplis /:/ 1 G.W. BATDORF 1 to J C BATDORF Davenport 1 to Charlotte BATDORF at Nashville & 1 ___ to Charlotte at Roam ga 1 to the same --- --1 to the same 2 to Lotte from 8 miles of Savanah ga 1 to Dr. J.C. BATDORF & 1 to G.W. BATDORF 2 to Charlotte from fort Brown ga ' 1 from fort Thunderbolt 1865 Jan Too 2 from fort Brown Jan to Dr J C BATDORF Charlotte BATDORF of savanah :!-7':_!'~_ ~ .--- 7 - t>---. �Feb 1865 from 40 miles up the River March 13 near Fayetteville N.C. March 28 2 from goldsborow Apri1e3-1 toJ WBATDORF Ap 6 1 to J C BATDORF Aprile 10 5 to Lotte gouldsborrow 10 5' to goal To The Colon of the Iowa we would Respectfully ask you to put us into a companie together if it is agreeable ~o it would oblize us very much By so dOlng & we will all Be your obediant servants John W. BATDORF 1 Harrison W. BAILEY 2 Alexander CAMPBELL 3 Wm KETTELL 4 Barnard LONG 5 _2, 86 Joshua M. CROGGAN 6 Leues F. OCHELTREE 7 Casper S. FILSON 8 Bafs 10 Jones H. RILEY 9 John W. BATDORF 1 Harrison W. BAILEY 2 Alex CAMPBELL 3 Wm KETTELL 4 B. LONG 5 Lewes F. OCHELTREE 6 Casper FILSON 7 H. RILEY 8 Gi 11 rna BAFS 9 GROZAN 10 Iowa 2: 35 FITCH FAMILY LETTERS AVAILABLE AT THE WATKINS COMMUNITY MUSEUM The March-April 1989 issue of the IIDouglas County Historical Society Newsletter ll tells us that in 1979, the great grandson of Edward and Sarah FITCH, Robert FITCH of Omaha, Nebraska, donated copies of fifty-five FITCH family letters to the Watkins community museum. A pamphlet containing these letters will be available for purchase at the museum. In addition, Roger FITCH later donated copies of one hundred letters from a FITCH family relative in Massachusetts, which may be viewed at the museum. Edward FITCH came to Kansas in 1864 as one of the New England abolitionists who were determined to hold Kansas as a free territory. His letters home told of every day existence and of the alarms and dangers of border warfare during this period of crossborder raids between Kansas and Missouri. Edward was a schoolteacher for a while, then farmed on the outskirts of Lawrence, then moved back to town and worked in his father-in-law's bookstore. He was shot by Quantrill's raiders in his home in front of his wife and children, August 21, 1863. Sarah FITCH's letters to Edward's family, dated shortly after the raid, gave a graphic account of that horrifying event. 8 �IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF JOHN N.O.P. WOOD The following claim appears in "Kansas Claims," Volume 2 of Reports of the U.S. House of Representatives, 36th Congress, 2nd Session. The volume may be found at the Spencer Research Library at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, their call number 1107. Researched by the editor. No. 436. In the matter of the petition of John N.O.P. WOOD. Douglas County, ss: John N.O.P. WOOD, the above-named petitioner, being duly sworn, saith: I have sustained loss and damage by the taking and destruction of property during the disorder which prevailed in this Territory from November 1, 1855, till December 1, 1856; a just and true account is set forth in the petition and testimony now on file in this case; for which loss and damage I claim compensation. under the provisions of an act passed February 7, 1859, entitled "An act to provide for the adjustment and payment of claims." Deponent further saith that during the fall of 1856, a large number of prisoners, commonly known and called free-State men, were arrested and held in custody of the existing civil and military authorities in Lecompton, in said Territory, during several months, a list of the names of which, together with the periods during which they were confined, as near as deponent ascertained or recollects, is as follows: all of said prisoners, viz: 109, were captured by the United States troops. by direction of Deputy United States Marshal CRAMER, pursuant to the order and authority of Governor GEARY, immediately after the battle of Hickory Point. Some of said prisoners were indicted for murder, others for various offences. all growing, as deponent believes, directly or indirectly out of the civil war that had then been prevailing in Kansas; said prisoners were virtually and in fact prisoners of war. The civil authority was subverted; the civil authorities were destitute of means wherewith to supply the wants and ' necessities of prisoners; there were no funds in the territorial treasury to pay expenses of keeping these prisoners; the United States troops, who served as a "posse comitatus" to aid in arresting said prisoners, refused to provide for them from the United States quartermaster's or any other department; the United States marshal declared that he was only acting in aid of the civil authorities of the Territory. On the organization of Captain DONALDSON's and Captain WALLIS's companies of militia, mustered into the service of the United States in September or October, 1856, said prisoners were turned over to said companies to be guarded and protected. Said two military companies were supplied with their rations by the officer in command of United States troops then stationed at Lecompton, but no supplies were furnished the prisoners. Deponent further saith that at the time said United States troops refused to provide for said prisoners, he, deponent, had. in the city of Lecompton. a large stock of provisions, groceries, and miscellaneous goods and items, such as charged in the schedule attached to deponent's petition, of the aggregate amount of about $10,000. Deponent then resided in Lecompton, and was engaged in dry goods and grocery business; all said goods and property were the sole and absolute property of deponent. About this time deponent was applied to by the United States marshal to furnish all necessary rations for said prisoners, as it was not possible that they should be left to star~e; no other person or persons in Lecompton or vicinity were prepared to furnlsh at that time adequate supplies for said prisoners; about the same time Governor GEARY, ex-officio commander-in-chief of the territorial militia, also requested deponent to furnish said supplies and rations; to do the best that could 9 �be done for the comfort and convenience of the prisoners, and to deal out all such rations and supplies as might be necessary from time to time for said prisoners; deponent then and there, considering the unsettled and uncertain cond~tion.of affairs in the Territory, the danger of a renewal of warfare, that sald prlsoners, as free-State men, were actually prisoners of war in custody of their opponents; that the pro-slavery forces were destitute of provisions and other means for furnishing the necessaries of life to said prisoners; that the prisoners were so situated that natural laws were more potent than mere civil laws or rights of property; that humanity imperatively demanded that said prisoners be kept from starvation; that public policy and the peace of the Territory were the alleged motives for the arrest and detention of said prisoners; that the governor had determined to allay excitement and hostilities by substituting the forms of civil government for the anarchy that had so long prevailed, and that he had at his command a sufficient force to execute his orders; that the pro-slavery forces were not likely to permit their prisoners to want for rations, even if they had to take the same by force, for, as prisoners of war, their sense of honor would impel them to forage for the support of their prisoners if necessary, while their own rations were furnished by the United States assistant quartermaster; such foraging it was evident would lead to opposition on the part of those upon whom the foraging demands would necessarily be made; opposition lead to resistance, resistance to collision, warfare, and a renewal of anarchy. All these considerations were pressed upon the attention and consideration of deponent by United States Marshal DONALDSON and Governor GEARY, who insisted upon this deponent to furnish these supplies; in addition, the marshal and Governor GEARY proclaimed that the United States government or the territorial government would be bound to indemnify deponent for any supplies so furnished; that said supplies must be had at all hazards; subsequently said deponent consented to furnish and did furnish the supplies and rations charged in said account or schedule, and every item thereof, to and for the use, comfort, and necessary maintenance of said free-State prisoners, and that said supplies were furnished under circumstances of absolute necessity, to which resistance would have been unavailing, and could only have resulted in further and heavier sacrifices on the part of deponent. Against such contribution deponent protested to said Governor and marshal, but finally consented to proceed therewith for a time. After a few days deponent refused to furnish some supplies from his store that had been sent for with a file of armed men belonging to said territorial militia to enforce the demand; in defending his property deponent had a fight with said armed men in his store; after which the governor came and urgently-requested said deponent to furnish said prisoners and guards; this deponent saw the necessity under which he was placed; in said fight blows were struck with hatchets and other weapons, and wounds inflicted; after that he continued to furnish supplies upon demand to the amount of the kind and description in the aggregate as set forth in said schedule. This deponent further states that he was a citizen of Kansas during the years 1855 and 1856, and has been residing in the Territory ever since; he now lives in Lecompton. Deponent prays that all his proofs and papers, heretofore submitted to Commissioner STRICKLER, (a certified copy of which will be found hereto annexed,) may be taken and received as his petition, schedule, and partial proof in this case; that some of the witnesses, whose testimony was filed with General STRICKLER, are now absent from the Territory, and their personal presence cannot be obtained, viz: Mr. JOHN~ON started some time ago for Pennsylvania, and James M. TUTON supposed to be in Llnn county, Missouri, as deponent is informed and believes. J.N.O.P. WOOD Subscribed and affirmed before me this 20th day of June, 1859. Edward HOOGLAND, Commissioner. 10 �In the matter of the petition of John N.O.P. WOOD. County of Douglas, ss: William P. CALDWELL, of lawful age, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he resided in Lecompton during the fall of 1856; I was one of the militia men mustered into the United States service, and it was made our duty to guard the free-State prisoners. These prisoners were kept in Doctor WOODis house, now known as the National Hotel, in Lecompton; he supplied these prisoners with provisions, with stoves, fuel, beds and bedding, and clothing; these prisoners were kept in the house and supplied by Doctor WOOD about three months; never knew anyone else to furnish supplies and provisions for the prisoners; donlt think anyone else was able to furnish the provisions; Doctor WOOD had a dry goods and grocery store; had a good stock of goods; Governor GEARY told deponent that he had got Doctor WOOD to furnish the supplies for these prisoners, such as provisions, clothing, bedding, stoves, fuel, &c.; also a house for them to stay in during the time these prisoners were kept in Lecompton; it was an absolute necessity on the part of Doctor WOOD to furnish the supplies to prevent an outbreak and forcible contribution, as there was a sufficient force to take violently all the provisions needed, and this deponent believes that if the supplies had been refused they would have been taken by force; this deponent knows that some armed men were refused supplies by Mr. JOHNSON, a clerk in Doctor WOODis store, when an altercation took place; they came back to the storeroom with a file of armed men; about seven came into the store, and ten or more at the door; they attempted to take supplies by force; Doctor WOOD resisted; knocked some of the men down with a hand hatchet; it was supposed that he had killed one man; the armed men outside threw stones in the windows, dOing considerable damage; Doctor WOOD, after this, let them have supplies. W.P. CALDWELL. Subscribed and sworn to this 18th day of June, 1859. THOS. B. WIGFALL, Notary Public In the matter of the petition of John N.O.P. WOOD. County of Douglas, ss: James M. PELOT, after being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he was first lieutenant of company A, infantry, territorial militia, mustered into service of the United States during the fall of 1856; during the months of September, October, and November it was made the duty of said company to guard the "freeState prisoners." These prisoners received the usual "soldiers l rations," such as flour, coffee, bacon, and vegetables, and said provisions for the prisoners were supplied by John N.O.P. WOOD, from his store in Lecompton; he kept a dry goods and grocery store at that time; had a good supply of staple goods, and he was the only one in town at the time that had a sufficient supply on hand to enable him to furnish the free-State prisoners with provisions; the quartermasterls department at Fort Leavenworth refused to supply these prisoners from the public stores. There were no means at our command to supply these prisoners; there were about one hundred ~risoners supplied by Doctor WOOD; no one else, to my knowledge, furnished these prlsoners; he furnished them with (in addition to provisions) stoves and fuel. JAMES M. PELOT Sworn to and subscribed this 18th June, A.D. 1859. THOS. B. WIGFALL, Notary Public. 11 �Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas: The petition of J.N.O.P. WOOD, of the county of Douglas and Territory of Kansas, under the act of the territorial legislature, entitled "An act to provide for the auditing of claims," approved February 22, 1857: J.N.O.P. WOOD, of the county of Douglas and Territory of Kansas, would respectfully represent unto the honorable commissioners: That during the year 1856 he was dealing in merchandise (consisting of provisions, dry goods, groceries, &c.) in the town of Lecompton, county and Territory aforesaid; that during the summer and fall of the year 1856 a large number of prisoners, amounting from eighty-four to one hundred and thirteen in number, were held in the town of Lecompton, Kansas Territory, by the United States marshal for the Territory of Kansas for various and different offences against the laws of the United States and those of Kansas Territory; and while held as aforesaid your petitioner furnished the said prisoners with boarding and lodging, and for number of prisoners, time of keeping, price, &c., you are referred to the schedule herewith filed, which is made a part of this petition; that a number of said prisoners were tried before the proper tribunal in Kansas Territory, convicted, and sentenced to hard labor in the penitentiary; and that after their conviction and sentence, as aforesaid, your petitioner furnished to the master of convicts of Kansas Territory (under whose charge they were placed) provisions, bedding, and clothing, amounting to seven hundred and fifty-six dollars and seventy-three cents, ($756.73;) that during the summer of A.D. 1856 your petitioner furnished to the United States marshal, DONALDSON, and to other persons having command of the territorial militia engaged in the political difficulties existing in Kansas Territory at that time, provisions and other necessaries amounting to the sum of one thousand seven hundred and eighty-two dollars and eleven cents; and that during the winter of 1856, and at the time of the existing political difficulties, your petitioner lost, by having them stolen and forcibly taken from him by persons engaged in said difficulties, articles of merchandise and live property, amounting in the whole to five hundred and seventy-five dollars, and during the summer of 1856 he lost, as aforesaid, two saddles and bridles of the value of thirty-four dollars and fifty cents, as will be manifestly shown by reference to the schedule herewith filed; and interest on the same at the rate of ten per cent per annum for the term of two years, amounting to one hundred and twenty-one dollars and twenty cents, which, as in other cases, added to the whole, amounts to the sum total of seven thousand eight hundred and forty-five dollars and thirty-one cents, all of which your petitioner most respectfully presents. J.N.O.P. WOOD Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 21st day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. Territory of Kansas, Douglas County, ss: On this 19th day of January, 1858, personally came before me William P. CALDWELL, who, being duly sworn, states: That he was a soldier in the militia of Kansas Territory in the year 1856, while engaged in the political difficulties then existing in Kansas; at which time he, together with the other soldiers en~aged with him, was stationed at Lecompton, Kansas Territory, to guard the prlsoners who were then held in custody at said time and place; that he acted as one of the guard to said prisoners all the time they were held at Lecompton, and knows the number of them. He also states that he has examined the following account of J.N.O.P. WOOD as to. the number of prisoners, the time of boarding, and the price charged for boar~lng; he s~a~es that he knows, from his own knowledge, that said WOOD furnlshed provlslons and boarded the number of said prisoners, as therein charged, 12 �from about the 22d day of September to 17th day of November, 1856, and that the price therein charged in said account he believes to be correct, and remains unpaid. William P. CALDWELL. Subscribed and sworn to before me on the 19th day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. Territory of Kansas, Douglas County, ss: On this 21st day of January, 1858, personally came before me Samuel J. CRAMER, who, being duly sworn, states: That during the year 1856 he was acting as United States deputy marshal for the Territory of Kansas; that he frequently had business with the prisoners which were then held in custody at Lecompton, Kansas, and is well acquainted with the number of prisoners and the time they were held as prisoners aforesaid. He also states that he knows that J.N.O.P. WOOD boarded the said prisoners during the time they were held as such; that he (your affiant) has examined the account of said WOOD, herein filed, for the boarding of said prisoners, and he believes the time as charged for keeping said prisoners is correct, and that the number of said prisoners as therein charged is correct, and the price therein charged is reasonable, as he verily believes, to the best of his knowledge. Samuel J. CRAMER. Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 21st day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public. Personally came before me Samuel B. FORD, who, being duly sworn, states that he was a soldier at the time and place with William P. CALDWELL; that he has examined the above affidavit, and agrees with him as to the statement therein as to the number of prisoners and the time they were held as prisoners, and that J.N.O.P. WOOD furnished them with provisions and boarding; the price as charged is reasonable. Samuel B. FORD Subscribed and sworn to before me on the 21st day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. Kansas Territory, Douglas County, ss: Personally appeared before me Robert B. NELSON and Benjamin C. BROOKE, who, being of lawful age, and being duly sworn, say that they have examined the following account, and believe that the number of prisoners, time of board, and price charged therefor, to be correct and reasonable, and that they believe the said account to be due and unpaid, as they verily believe. R.B. NELSON B.C. BROOKE Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 21st day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. 13 �Territory of Kansas to J.N.O.P. WOOD, Dr. 1856, Sept. 22. To boarding 103 prisoners, Do 113 do 6. Do 94 do Oct. 21. To boarding 91 prisoners, Oct. 6. Do 87 do Nov. 17. Do 84 do 4 days, at 75c. per day ••• $299.00 10 do do 846.50 15 do do 1,057.50 16 days, at 75c. per day •• 1,092.75 11 do do 717.75 10 do do 630.00 4,642.75 By draft of J.B. DONALDSON........................ 632.00 To balance due •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4,010.75 Territory of Kansas, per Lewis J. HAMPTON, master of convicts, to J.N.O.P. WOOD, Dr. 1856, Nov. (There follows a list of items charged, including flour, beef, coffee, pepper, syrup, Orleans molasses, frying-pans, buckets, camp-kettle, cups, salt, saleratus, star candles, a broom, coffee-boilers, tin plates, washbasins, dishpans, wood, turnips, bar soap, yeast-powders, knives and forks, bacon, and tea.) Territory of Kansas, Douglas County, ss: Samuel JOHNSON, being of lawful age, being duly sworn, says: That the foregoing articles and things as therein stated were furnished and received by the officers in command and other persons in the employ of the territorial militia, and the marshal of said Territory while he had troops under his command and prisoners to provide for, and that said articles were furnished at the regular prices as sold at retail to any other person, and I have carefully made out said account and footed up the same, and that the same is due and unpaid, as I verily believe; I was the only clerk in the store at that time. Samuel JOHNSON. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th day of December, 1827. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner for auditing claims. Territory of Kansas to J.N.O.P. WOOD, Dr. January 21, 1857. (There follows a list of furniture - mattresses, comforts, stove, bed and bedstead, and a table - valued at $196.00). Personally came before me James M. FONTON, who being duly sworn, states: That he was under the employ of Lewis J. HAMPTON, master of convicts in Kansas Territory, during the year 1856 and 1857; that he has examined the items in the above account and knows it correct as to number, amount and price, because he was the person who got the items in the above account from J.N.O.P. WOOD, by the order of Lewis J. HAMPTON, and knows that said articles were got for and used by the con~icts then under the charge of Lewis J. HAMPTON, and the price charged for said artlcles is reasonable and the price at which said articles were sold at retail in Lecompton, Kansas Territory. J.M. FONTON. Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 16th day of January, 1858. David T. MITCHELL. Notary Public, Douglas County, K.T. 14 �Territory of Kansas to J.N.O.P. WOOD, Dr. December 18, 1856. (There follows an inventory of boots, coats, pants, blankets, two horses taken by an armed force, saddles and bridles, valued at $609.50.) I certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the petition and testimony of John N.O.P. WOOD, as filed before me as commissioner, and upon which I awarded to him seven thousand eight hundred and forty-five dollars and thirtyone cents. H.J. STRICKLER, Former Commissioner. Lecompton, June 11, 1859. In the matter of the petition of John N.O.P. WOOD. Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas, ss: B.C. BROOKE, R.M. PATTY, George W. ROBBINS, Jacob S. HERD, James M. DOYLE, and Wm. M. DOUGLAS, being severally sworn, say: They lived in the town of Lecompton during the years 1855 and 1856, and were acquainted with the above-named petitioner; they knew that the petitioner furnished and kept the "free-State prisoners," about one hundred in number; a part of said prisoners were taken at "Hickory Point," and the rest taken at other places, and said WOOD kept and provided for these prisoners about three months; he furnished them with provisions, fuel, bedding, stoves, &c.; boarding and provisions were very high in Lecompton at the time; there was a scarcity of provisions in the country; supplies, such as flour, bacon, &c., were obtained at Leavenworth City or Missouri; it was well worth, for keeping these prisoners at that time, one dollar each a day; the petitioner is now residing in the city of Lecompton, Kansas Territory. B.C. BROOKE. R.H. PATTY. George W. ROBBINS. Jacob S. HERD. James DOYLE. William M. DOUGLAS. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of July, A.D. 1859. Thomas B. PRICE, Notary Public. Charles H. THOMES, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he resided in the year 1856 on the California road, three and a half miles from Lawrence; that Governor John W. GEARY told deponent that he (the governor) had got John N.O.P. WOOD, of Lecompton, to furnish provisions for the "free-State prisoners;" he told me that said WOOD furnished these prisoners blankets; and this was told deponent by Governor GEARY a short time after the arrest of the prisoners at Hickory Point; there were about one hundred prisoners. Charles H. THOMES. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2d day of July, A.D. 1859. Thomas B. PRICE, Notary Public. 15 �Names of persons indicted for the murder of Charles G. NEWHALL, at the battle of Hickory Point, September 14, 1856. Alfred J. PAINE, Charles H. CALKINS, James H. YORK, Francis B. SWIFT, Charles L. PRESTON, William BRAYMAN, John B. SUGREES, William S. WARE, John W. WHITE, Thomas ALIFF, Horatio BENT, Oliver LANGWORTHY, Joseph B. GAINES, Richard D. MICHALOS, Thomas HAWKINS, William KLINE, William G. PORTER, Jason YUNKER, John J. HAWELL, Isaac GRAY, Edward CATTINGHAM, Thomas P. BROWN, Josiah G. FULLER, Roswell HUTCHINS, Theodore DICKINSON, Dwight H. MONTAGUE, Henry H. EASTER, Miram KUSLER, Chester HAY, Lyman D. COLEMAN, John W. STONE, Ezekiel D. WHIPPLE, Samuel STEWART, Edward A. JACOBS, William KERR, Oliver C. JENKINS, Thomas BOWEN, Gustavus A. EBERHART, James CONLEY, Aaron D. ROY, Jessee F. PYLE, Henry HURD, Henry PRESTON, Artemus W. DOLE, Jeremiah JORDON, Phineas STEPHENS, Jared CARTER, Cyrus S. GLEASON, Joseph KINCH, John LAWRAY, Alphonso S. GATES, Atwell WOOD, Joseph J. BOYER, Mathew JACKSON, Edmond B. FALLEY, Gilbert TANER, Albert F. BERCAW, Otis MASON, Calvin D. HIDE, Albert G. PATRICK, William BUTLER, George N. NEFF, Justice G. KETCHUM, George R. PRIMERY, Eli LYMAN, Alonzo CRAWFORD, Artemus H. PARKER, David PATRICK, Resolved FULLER, John NEWELL, William H. GILL, Joseph HICKS, Stafford J. PRATT, Thomas W. PORTERFIELD, George H. POWERS, Aaron M. HUMPHREY, Thomas VARNER, Walter FLORINTINE, Howard YORK, John S. KING, Sandford VOGLESONG, Charles J. ANCHIRVAL, Adam BOWER, Thomas LEISON, James BLACK, Giles SMITH, Abram CUTTER, Thomas BICKERTON, Calvin CUTTER, Andrew J. HARVEY, and others, to the jury unknown. . Clerk's Office, Second JUdicial District, Kansas Territory. Territory of Kansas, Douglas County: I, L. ~1cARTHUR, clerk of the court aforesaid, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true and correct list of the names indicted for the murder of C,harles G. NEWHALL, as appeared by the indictment found against them at October term, 1856, for the 1st judicial district then sitting in the city of Lecompton. Witness my hand and seal of office this 27th day of June, A.D. 1859. " ---L. McARTHUR, Clerk. Per George B. BROWN, Deputy Clerk. - - -.•~~~.--- .. ----o~TUARY-OF HON. B.F. DIGGS: Taken from liThe Kansas Monthly," Vol. III, No.1, Jan. 1880, p. 20, at the Kansas State Historical Society Library, Topeka, KS. Submitted by Beverley Chapman. Hon. B.F. DIGGS, of Lawrence died on the 16th instant, after a life of great usefulness. He was formerly clerk of this county, a member of the city council, and was for some time editor of the Lawrence Tribune. He was born in Indi~na, Fe~ruary 13,.1827,.c~me to Kan~as in.1866 ~here he did the State great serV1ce, be1ng an upr1ght c1t1zen, prom1nent 1n pol,tical and social life and a worker in every good cause. Mr. DIGGS will be remembered as a most excellent and useful man. A FISH STORY The Watkins Museum provided us with a story from the May 23, 1889 Lawrence Journal. The paper told of Clarence HOADLEY and Bob FLUKE who went fishing at Lakeview and came back "tired, hungry, sunburnt and as cross as two sticks" with a "single 'finney,' about 2 1/2 in~hes long." "Bot~ Clarence and Bob are willing to make oath that they caught the flSh, but even th1S story is doubted by some of their best friends." 16 �LECOMPTON BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. 1900 Taken from the "Lecompton Sun," Lecompton, KS, for the year 1900. For more information, write to the submitter, Mrs. lona Spencer, R.R. #1, Box 274, Lecompton, KS 66050. 1900 Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Feb. 9 Mar. 2 Mar. 30 Apr. 6 Apr. 13 Apr. 20 May 4 June 1 June 7 June 14 June 14 June 28 July 20 July 20 July 27 Aug. 3 Aug. 10 Aug. 17 Aug. 24 Aug. 24 Aug. 24 Sep. 14 Sep. 14 Sep. 14 Sep. 14 Sep. 21 Sep. 21 Sep. 28 Sep. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 30 Nov. 30 Dec. 7 Dec. 7 Dec. 7 Dec. 14 0: M: M: 0: 0: B: M: B: M: M: M: M: M: M: B: 0: B: M: M: 0: B: M: 0: 0: 0: 0: A: 0: 0: 0: 0: M: M: 0: B: B: D: D: B: D: D: B: D: B: B: 0: B: brother of Van MASTERSON Miss ATKINSON and Arthur PEASE Gertrude WILLETS and Charles HEISE aunt of Dwight T. HARRIS (Mrs. JONES) father of Mrs. SLIETZ son to Mr. & Mrs. E.J. HILL Jasper ROSE and Nell ie GAINES daughter to Mr. & Mrs. Robert SCOTT Charley W. HEWES and Miss Naoni DAY William COLLINS and Agnes SHIELDS Lillian DOUB and O.L. TARVIN Ida TRACY and Henry G. PARSON M.W. CARDWELL and Mrs. Lettie B. SMITH Mr. TRACY and Miss BARKER girl to Mr. & Mrs. Fred BAHNMAIER Mrs. A.K. LOWE boy to William STEEN and wife Elmer H. SNYDER and Miss Hattie E. EWING Rev. E.G. ZELLARS and Miss Lillian BROOKE Jesse WILKERSON of Perry, KS. boy to Mr. &Mrs. L.A. STONE T.A. REISER and Mi ss ~1innie DAY son of William STEIN (STEEN) and wife Dr. J.L. WHIPPLE Mr. RAUSCH of Big Springs, KS. Mrs. Nettie BELL Mr. &Mrs. J.M. MOORE have taken a little girl to raise D.C. ZELLARS Harry BARBER M.J. WARNER Rev. W.R. HUFFMAN G.O. HUNTER and Miss Sue EWING at Perry, KS. T.S. EWING and Miss Etta SPENCER Mrs. WALROD girl to Matt BURKES at Perry, KS. boy to Hugh D. LARIMER and son to J.C. STINES at Perry, KS. J.W. ROBERTS of Perry, KS. child of J.H. THOMSON's sister. daughter to Rev. McQUISTIAN and wife (~1cQUISTON) Mrs. H.C. St. CLAIR.of Lake View ~1r. J.A. EUBANKS' sister of Perry, KS. daughter to Mr. &Mrs. Fred ·DESKIN Herman FARLEY in Perry, KS. son to Mr. &Mrs. Fred GREGORY boy to Mr. & Mrs. Chas. EBERHART Col. H.M. GREENE of Lawrence, KS. daughter to Mr. &Mrs. Lester STAUFFER 17 �Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 21 21 21 21 28 28 28 28 D: D: D: B: D: Adolph SULZEN Mrs. Garrett niece of Mrs. Sarah HARRIS Sarah BRYANT, daughter of Jack BRYANT son to Mr. &Mrs. Thomas HOGG Hugo SEGALL ~1 : Will GLENN and Miss Jessie NORRIS M: Miss Lenora HUFFMAN and Joseph A. HANSLER D: Will LEAMER LECOMPTON DRAFT REGISTRATIONS, 1917 Taken from the "Lecompton Sun,", Sunday, June 7, 1917. Submitted by lona Spencer of the Lecompton Historical Society, Lecompton, KS 66050. 70 REGISTERED Thursday, draft registration day brought even 70 to answer their country's call. All white, and all American born but two Mexicans. Two sent their registration cards from a distance; Harry David CLARK from Aurora, MO., and Arthur L. GIBBENS from Melaurin, Miss. Leonard TIMMONS mailed his card from Denver but it failed to reach here. The number of different ages registering were: 18, 6; 19, 9; 20, 3; 33, 5; 34,4; 35, 2; 36, 2; 37,6; 38, 5; 39, 3; 40, 3; 41,3;'42,5; 43, 4; 44, 6; 45, 3. W. Bert JELLISON and son, Opie, were the only father and son to register. The names of registrants: Orville Clarence McCALL Ross L. ILIFF William Perry COOK Paul Brannen WINTER George Zebulen WHIPPLE Opie James JELLISON John Everett MATNEY Marion Arthur CLARKE Arthur SCHWEITZBERGER Amos JAMES Harry David CLARKE Chas. Frederick BROWN Chas. Andrew MATHEWS Bruce Evans HOAD George LaFayette GLENN John Millard TAYLOR William Irwin COLLINS A. L. GIBBENS Chas. Austin WELLS Newton Garfield SWALLOW Elmer SHIRLEY Charles Leslie KUHN Amaziah Howard SAIELIS (?) Earnest Gilbert ARNETT Nathan MORRISS William Arthur MARTIN George Henry WAHLENMAIER A1f MI KESELL Herbert Conwell COLE Robert Marshall GRAY Fred Hill MOORE Mike SHELLEY Thomas Frederick CUMMINGS Harvey Moore GLENN William Washington MORRISS John Francis CUMMINGS John Franklin HOOD Charles Allen MIGLARIO Frank FITZPATRICK Ira Allen KETTERING William Francis SULZEN Chas. W. SPANGLER Joe Darryl McCALL William Frederick GRAUEL John Steven MIGLARIO Thomas TARR William Bert JELLISON Henry Lee GOFF Herman 1. BANKS Manford Edmund BRISBIN Fred Henry NACE Albert Sylvester McRAE Oscar Monroe WINTERS George Miles BAHNMAIER Samuel S. DARK Harley Clement ARMSTRONG Francisco MARDES Charles Ross HARRINGTON Al LUNDY Odion BERSERRA Calvin Henry MAUST Charles Baker WINTER George Edward McCLANAHAN Guy Hedgeman McCLANAHAN Fred Chr.i s t i an SMITH Henry Albert ARNETT James Harvey BURNS Luther Martin WESHWERT James Francis McGINNIS Fred Jacob CARLSON 18 �THE SIMON FAMILIES OF DOUGLAS CO., KS Submitted by Mark A. HOOVER, 1573 Beverly Rd., Idaho Falls, 10 83402. He indicates that the parent document, available from him, has 18 pages of text with 55 references and 85 attachments. The attachments include copies of 64 Luxembourg birth, baptism, marriage, death, and miscellaneous records. The SIMON families settled between Clinton, Douglas County, KS on the north and Overbrook, Osage County, KS on the south mostly in Marion Township, Douglas County. Their migration was from Junglinster, Luxembourg, a small village about" nine miles northeast of Luxembourg City, over the last half of the 19th century and included members from the KRIER, SCHALBAR, SCHREINER, and THOME' families. They had been farmers in Luxembourg and continued in that occupation in America, no doubt attracted by the promise of peace and freedom and the availability of good farm land. Their hopes and dreams were not in vain as the families of each of the four immigrant SIMON children -- Mathias", Peter, Katherine, and Nicholas -- were to enjoy prosperity. The parents of these four were Johan SIMON and Anna THORNE' (both born in 1810). The paternal grandparents were Michel SIMON and catherine BRICHER (or BRICH/BRUCH/BRUCHER/BRUGGER). The maternal grandparerits were Mathias THORNE' and Magdalena FELLER. Attached is a summary of data for each of the four immigrant SIMON children, their children, grandchildren, and spouses where known. Of the 95 people listed 85 are known to have lived in Douglas County. The birth record of Katherine SIMON (C. on the summary), wife of immigrant Wendel in SAILE, is shown below. Wendel in and Katherine had a 20 acre dairy for many years on the south side of 23rd Street in Lawrence where the Ford dealership and Burger King are located today. �THE SIMON FAMILV OF DOUGLAS CO., KS Born A. Mathias SIMON Mary KRIER N o 12 Sep 183~ L)( 20 Aug 1837 U( beF 1872 1872 9 Jan 1861 August (Nicolas in L)( 20 Feb 1862 A.2 William L)( 16 Jul 1863 1 Apr 1872 A.3 Peter Joseph Margaret R. BENNETT L)( 5 Mar 1865 MA 16 Feb 1872 1871 KS abt 1890 ---------------- KS 23 Sep 1893 KS 18 Feb 1901 KS A.l L)() L)( Buried Died Married Immigrated ~ Jun 1887 Rock Creek Cem KS 28 Jul 1932 Rock Creek Cem KS ~ Nov 19~0 KS 25 Apr 1922 Overbrook Cem Overbrook Cem A. 3.1 August J. Oct 1890 aFt 1900 A.3.2 Roy William KS 20 May 1893 Bern i ce McCONNELL KS 30 Jan 1900 KS 17 Dec 1969 KS 6 May 1962 A.3.3 Corry M. KS KS Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem Overbrook Cem Overbrook Cam· aFt 1900 May 1897 2~ A.~ John Peter L)( 11 Dec 1866 L)( Jan 1867 Junglinster. L)( A.5 mort-ne' (boy) L)( 15 Apr 1868 L)( 15 Apr 1868 Junglinster. L)( A.6 John L)( 12 Jul 1869 L)( Junglinster. A.7 Mary Gotlieb OEHRLE L)( ~ Feb 1871 KS 26 Oct .1862 KS 26 Feb KS 22 Jun A.8 Wendelin A. Ida L. HARDTARFER KS 11 Nov 1873 KS 28 Oct 187~ KS 2~ May 1950 KS 10 Jun 19~5 Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem A.9 19~3 19~2 L)( Overbrook Cem Overbrook Cem A.8.1 Mary KS 7 Nov 1906 KS 21 Nov 1906 Rock CreekCem A.8.2 Wendelin KS 28 Jul 1908 KS 28 Jul 1908 Rock Creek Cem Anna KS A.I0 Katherine E. Arthur A. HASE aFt 1900 Sep 1876 B. Peter SIMON Susanna KRIER William A. Susan 8.1.1 Arthur P. L)( 21 Oct 1836 L)( 13 Mar 18~5 1891 L)( 27 May 1867 L)( 9 Feb 1868 beF 1885 abt 1897 KS 18 Jul 1898/9 KS 8 Dec 1966 KS 17 Mar 1963 Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem KS 21 Jan 1903 KS KS Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem 6 Feb 1866 KS L)( KS KS 11 Jun 1878 KS 6 Aug 1881 A.11 Caroline KS 22 Sep 1881 Jacob Edward HARDTARFER KS 26 Jul 1877 B.1 2 Aug 1869 L)( 8 Feb 1910 aFt 1895 2 Sap 1923 2 Dec 19~1 1~ Jun 1911 aFt 1878 Rock Creek Cam L)( KS 17 Jun 1918 KS ~ Dec 19~1 Rock Creek Cam Rock Creek Cem KS 1~ Mar 1950 Rock Creek Cam �8.2 8.3 8.1.2 Philomena William BROEKER KS 8.1.3 Leo John KS 3 Oct 1905 U< - 6 Mar 1869 2 Nov 1872 25 Feb 189-4 a-ft 1900 KS KS John Peter Elizabeth SCHALBAR LX 10 Mar 1872 LX 18 May 1875 1 Apr 1891 1 Jun 1888 a-ft 1900 KS 15 Feb 19-46 KS 21 Dec 1952 Rock Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem KS 17 Nov 1952 Rock Creek Cem LX 2-4 May 187-4 Junglin:ster. LX 1933 Mt. . Calvary Cem a-ft 1900 KS 18 Jul 1969 KS 3 Nov 195-4 Mt. Calvary Cem Mt.. Calvary Cem abt 1859 KS 3 Mar 1913 KS 21 Jul 1903 Rock -Creek Cem Rock Creek Cem CA 1918/-41 KS 31 Jan 1888 KS KS 6 Dec 19-41 7 Feb 19-42 OK -4 Oct 1966 MO 18 Jun 1956 Ander:son. MO Cem Anderson. MO Cem 1(5 28 Feb 19-41 Wa:sh. Creek Cem Amelia _______ SCHIRMER a-ft 1900 ------------- Mary B.5 Katherine M. LX 22 May 1875 1891 B.6 Jo:seph J. Victoria M. DOLESHAL LX 15 Jun 1878 AU 7 Nov 1876 1892 LX 10 Nov 1873 C. Katherine SIMON Wendelin SAlLE Peter A. SAlLE Nellie S. GILL C.1.1 Kat.herine M. BODE ------- C.1.2 C.2 Franci:s M. Anna Elizabet.h SAlLE Eugene Edward LUTZ LX 13 Jul 1839 GE 11 Mar 183-4 IL 2 Nov 1931 3 Jul 1929 Mt. Calvary Cem Mt. Calvary Cem -------------- -------------O:scar J. KS 29 Jul 1912 Ruth ----------- -------------- B.-4 C.l Rock Cr_k Cem KS B.3.? I'\) KS 18 Apr 1933 Oak Hill Cem Oak Hill Cem Mathia:s Mary SMITH 8.3.? , 1920/-4-4 a-ft 1920 ------------------------ --------1852 or ·57 1852 Oct 1860 Dec 1863 abt 1890 MO MO Nov 1892 ------------- ------------MO Dec 189'!1 KS FR 7 Oct 1863 9 Oct 1865 abt. 1870 Wash. Creek Cem Wa:sh. Creek Cem C.2.1 Eva May Claude KATHERMAN KS -4 Jan 1889 KS 21 Feb, 1888 KS 12 Oct 1910 C.2.2 Mart.ha Ana:sta:sia Earl A. LINDELL KS 6 Dec 1890 KS 25 Nov 1885 KS 2-4 Feb 1915 C.2.3 O:scar Eugene Inez 8. HEFFNER KS 13 Jan 1893 KS -4 Dec 1900 KS 10 Feb 1926 KS 21 Mar 1961 Worden Cem C.2.-4 Frank Elmer Thelma SCHWARTZ KS 28 Aug 1896 KS 2-4 Jan 1909 AR 5 Apr 1950 KS 16 Aug 1973 KS 5 Oct 1988 Wa:sh. Creek Cem Wash. Creek Cem abt 1890 1928 19-43 C.3 Franci:s Jo:seph SAlLE Mary DOYLE KS KS May 1866 Aug 1869 KS C.-4 John E. SAlLE Mart.ha J. DOYLE KS KS abt 1867 abt 1870 ------------ CA 1913/-41 Overbrook Cem Overbrook Cem �C.~.l Gladys C.~.2 WQndalin FQrn C.~.3 ------C.8 CLAPHAM CharlQs A. SAlLE FrancQs H. KASBERGER D. Nicholas SIMON Kat.hQrina SCHREINI;R 0.1 N N John Mary J. 0.2 JOSQph 0.3 D.~ (1) ----------------------------------------------------- KS KS 18~1 18~9 KS 187~ Eudora. Holy Fam Eudora. Holy Fam 1862 KS Hay 1873 KS 30 Jun 1927 KS 15 Nov 1890 Rock CrQQk CQm Rock Craak Cam ------------------------ 1888 KS 6 Dac 19~~ KS 1876 KS Frank AlliQ KS 2 Sap 1877 1880 -------------- --------KS 2~ ElizabQt.h KS ------------ aFt 1956 KS 13 Hay 1883 1899 ------------- ----------- -------- 188~ 0.10 Nicholas KS 1887 0.11 August.a KS Jan 1888 KS 0.13 AndrQw -- -------------- KS (2) GE M.ark A. Hoover 5-12-89 1573 8Qverly Rd. Idaho F.alls. ID 83~O2 187~ Rock Craak Cam 19_ 1896 ------------- KS 2~ Oct 1935 KS 27 Nov 1930 Wash. Craak CQm Wash. Craek CQm KS 12 Jul 1919 Plaasant. Hill Cem KS 1889 Rock Craak·Cam aFt 1956 SQP 1890 Fab 196~ Rock CrQak Cam -------------- 2 Mar '1919 1~ 7 May KS KS 9 DQC 1888· KS 10 Apr 1898 0.12.7 Harold Wayne KS Sowars-Union Cam bQF 1956 -------------- 0.12 FrQd Clara 8ella WATTS Jun 1956 19__ aFt 1956 -------------abt. 1882 -------------- PARKINS 2~ -------------- KS ------- KS Rock Craak Cam aFt. 1956 KS 25 Mar 1880 Nov 1878 I at. 1879 KS HENDERSON CharlQS Laura F. Paul inQ ------------- Ovarbrook CQCA 19_ Josaph ------- CompilQr KS 31 Jul 1978 KS 25 May 1965 KS 19 SQP 1875 MinnQ 0.9 191~ 30 Sap KS 19 Jun 1875 KathQrine SPRINGER 0.8 3 May ------------ -------- ------0.7 7 Oct 1885 3 Jul 1883 LH 2 Oct LH 20 Aug 0.5. CharlQs 0.6 ------------- bQF 1900 1~ SQP 1890 Rock Creak CQm �~OUGLAS.COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 -4~ From Book 6 and 7 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the ristict Court, Room 144, Lawrence Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. BRIDEGROOM N W BRIDE ABDILL, Edward S. BEHRINGER, Ella N: AHLERS, Joachim L. PEARSON, Eva E. Cheney, KS Dg Co, KS ALLEN, Edwin C. SCATES, Allie ALLEN, Robert VEATCH,Matelda Osawatomie, KS Paola, KS ANDERSON, Albert YUNGBECK, Annie ANDERSON, Avas TOBLER, Amelia Kansas City, MO Dg Co, KS ARMSTRONG, Christopher DUSTO, Mary Lansing, KS Galena, KS ARNOLD, Theodore HAAS, Rosa C. ARTERBURN, Moses M. SEMAN, Mary D. BAILEY, Walter E. BAILEY, Cora E. Vinland, KS Osage City, KS BANKS, Charles P. HODGES, Martha J. BANNING, William H~ ELIAS, Ethel L. BARDELL, John B. TREW, Christine E. Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS BARKER, Simon H. SMITH, Lou Ann BARNES, Charles D. MILLER, Mary E. Abilene, KS Dg Co, KS BARNHART, Benjamin F. SKAGGS, Edna 1. BEAL, Thomas A. Jr. DOANE, Laura May BEAN, William LOWRY, Katie BEATTIE, John PERSING, Mary A. WHITE, Ida A. BEELER, William P. Topeka, KS Topeka, KS BELL, Fletcher W. BALLARD, Laura A. BELL, Oscar BELLOWS, Ida Lyndon, KS Dg Co, KS BENSON, Gustave S. PETERSON, Hulda C. BLACK, Harry P. (J) ASHBY, Miss Eva J. BOND, Milton E. WILLIAMS, Susie BRAUSER,Crist(Christian) FLEER, Amelia DATE/PLACE PAGE # 9 Nov 1889 635 3 Mar 1889559 Dg Co, KS 25 Dec- 1889 10 7 Apr 1889572 Dg Co, KS 27 May 1889 583 19 June 1889592 Dg Co, KS 12 Feb 1889549 Cherokee Co, KS 13 June 1889 588 21 Jan 1889 542 8 Jan 1889537 Osage Co, KS 29 Oct 1889 630 10 Oct 1889 625 1 Oct 1889621 Leav Co, KS 5 Nov 1889 633 8 Oct 1889623 Dg Co, KS 7 Aug 1889 604 11 Sept 1889 615 15 Apr 1889 574 9 May 1889 579 19 June" 1889592 Dg Co, KS 11 Apr 1889 574 1 July 1889590 Dg Co, KS 2 Mar 1889 558 6 Nov 1889 629 19 Mar 1889 567 20 Oct 1889 629 OFFICIANT H. L. Yarger, MG J. A. Motter, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Haller, MG John Charlton, JP Jas. Maravin, MG W. H. South, Elder MG John H. Maul, MG A. H. Stote, MG W. D. Patton, MG John Q~ A. Norton, PJ C. G. Howland, MG J. A. Motter, MG H. W. King, MG R. H. Van Pelt, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ Jas. Marvin, MG H. W.King, MG R. H. Van Pelt, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ C. W. Gullett, MG J. A. Motter, MG T. D. Davis, Rev. Thos G. Winey, MG Peter Schumann,Pastor �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE BROCKWAY. James G. DAILEY. Maude Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS BROOKS. Albert KENNEDY. Nancy BROWN. Sinnet REDDISH, Edith BROWN. Warren B. MC FARLAND. Lizzie E. BROWN. Willard CLIPPARD, Libbie E. BROWNING. Samuel B. COPLINGER, Martha L. Perry. KS -Pe-r-ry-,- KS BURCHAM. Drury MOORE. Alvertie Leav Co. KS Johnson Co, KS BURROWS. Charles HOLWICK, Cora E. Leav Co. KS Dg Co, KS BURROWS. William O. MORRILL, Agnes L. Leav Co. KS Leav Co, KS BURTON. Lansing H. RUPERT. Minnie E. Kans City. MO Dg Co, KS - CALLAN. John E. FLESHMAN. Mary A. Osage Co. KS Dg Co, KS CAMPBELL. Ross W. HEI~HILL.lda(Nina)L. Crawfordsville. IN Dg Co, KS -CAMPBELL. Thomas H. WELKER, Laura E. Monett. MO Dg Co. KS CANAVAN. James MC GEE, Minnie M. Jeff Co. KS Jeff Co. KS CARTER. Charles-K. ARMSTRONG, Clara B. CHRISTINE. William T. S. HATCH. Bethena A. CLARK. Charles W. WILLIAMS, Isabel M. Franklin Co. KS Dg Co, KS CLARKE. George TANSEMO. Mi 11 ie COFFELT. Samuel M. MYERS. Kate F. St. Clare. KS St. Clare. KS COLLINS. Alonzo O'NEIL. Mary H. Wellsville. KS Dg Co. KS CORYELL. Edwin M. BUSKER, Melissa J. Lebanon. MO Dg Co. KS CREEL . .James NEWMAN. Amy E. Oklahoma. IT Perhand, Minn. DANVERS. William F. KISTLER, Elmyra Topeka. KS Topeka, KS DATE/PLACE PAGE 17 Apr 1889- 569 Argentine, KS ? 11 Dec 1889 7 14 Mar 1889 513 28 Nov 1889 5 26 J~ne 1889 23 Dec 1889- Dg Co, KS 1 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 2 Oct 1889Leav Co, KS 9 Oct 1889Dg Co. KS 3 Jan 1889Dg Co. KS 22 Aug 1889Franklin Co. KS 10 July 1889Dg Co, KS 9 Jan 1889Jeff Co. KS 11 Mar 1889 19 Feb 1889 13 Feb 1889Franklin Co, KS 31 Aug 1889 16 Oct 1889Dg Co, KS 19 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 10 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 26 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 28 Nov 1889Shawnee Co, KS OFFICIANT W. A. Quayle. MG 593 12 E. M. Cohron. Rev. Moses Brown. MG Richard Cordley. MG J. A. Motter. MG Thos J.Stringfield. MG 16 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 571 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 621 John Endacott, MG 624 Richard Cordley. MG 535 W. Bristow. JP 608 E. C. Boaz. MG 598 T. J. Sternbergh.JP 539 Thos F. Norris, MG 561 553 548 R. E. O'Byrne. MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ D. W. Raines. MG 611 627 W. W. Brooks. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ 617 A. B. Goodale. MG 6 John Charlton. JP 3 T. J. Sternbergh. JP 3 S. E. Busser. MG Je-f-ferson - Co-, KS-30 Dec 1889- =11= �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont/d) BRIDEGROOM N Ul BRIDE DAVENPORT. Thomas B. ROCKAFELLER. Maggie E. Linwood. KS Dg Co, KS DAVIS. John M. CHAMPION. Anna Jeff Co.KS Dg Co, KS DAVIS. William A. SUMNER, Josie A. Linwood. KS Osage Mission, KS DAY. John N. BAUGHMAN, Nettie F. DEAN. Frank M. HALDERMAN, Jennie DE COW George HAY. Emma F. Kalamazoo. Mich Kalamazoo, Mich DEISTER, Henry F. HALL, Mary Frances DEVILBESS, Charles E.BARDELL, Nettie M. Leav Co. KS Leav Co, KS DRISDOM, Thomas MILLER, Sarah C. Dg Co, KS Wyandotte, KS DUNLAP. Adam E. MILLS, Margaret A. Ottawa, KS Dg Co, KS DYKES. Daniel B. BROWN, Carrie E. DYKE, Lodire J. FRAZER, Georgie F. Coffeyville. KS Dg Co, KS EAKIN, Robert SURBER, Gertrude Perry, KS Perry, KS EDWARDS, George H. DIX, Isabella Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS EIBEST, John H. MC CORMICK, Mary E. ENGELKE, Henry J. KOEHLER, Josephine E. Shawnee Co, KS Dg Co, KS ENGLISH, Willi6m A. NYE, Cora E. Perryville, PA },eav Co, KS FERRIL, Genrge FISHBACK, Amanda FESSLER, Lt.;0p" J r1 LEAR, Mary Kans Ci ty, r,v. Dg Co, KS FLORY, William WHISLER, Anna V. ,FORTSON, Henry ADAMS, Susie FORTS011, Henry WILLIAMS, Sarah FOSKUHL., Andrew J. FLETCHER, Clara A. Cass C':" I I I Dg Co, KS FOSTER, Henry B. FOSTER, Mary E. GAEBLER, Adolph N. BORNGESSER, Mary E. St. Louis; MO St. Louis, MO DATE/PLACE PAGE # OFFICIANT 3 July 1889- 589 John Endacott, MG 543 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 545 .,Jas Magrath, JP 595 624 599 J. H. Snyder, MG A. V. Stout, MG John Charlton, JP 13 541 John Q. A'. Norton, PJ G. R. Houts. MG 570 S. J. Brown, MG 571 Wm. IrIan, MG 614 603 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Amos Hall Stote, MG 555 John S. Park, MG 638 Richard Edwards, MG 11 577 R. H. Van Pelt, MG H. Gerlach, Rev. 568 R. H.Van Pelt, MG 606 586 John Q. A. Norton, PJ H. L. Yarger, MG 15 594 584 554 C. Flory, MG Moses Brown, MG W. Wright, MG Wrn. Lane, MG 585 613 Edmond C. Boaz, MG A. H. Stote. MG Dg Co, KS 23 Jan .1889Dg Co, KS 29 Jan 1889Leav Co, KS 13 June 1889 9 Oct 1889 10 July 1889Dg Co, KS 24 Dec 1889 24 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 1 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 2 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 10 Sept 1889 6 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 26 Feb 1889Jeff Co, KS 20 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 24 Dec 1889 7 Mary 1889Dg Co, KS 27 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 7 Aug 1889 5 June 1889Dg Co, KS 29 Dec 1889 27 June 1889 29 f.fay 1889 28 Feb 1889- Dg Co, KS 6 June 1889 9 Sep 1889- Dg Co, KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS r-1ARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Contld) * BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE GAIRNS, Walter A. GAUCK, August ROBBINS, Lillie J. LOTZ, Anna 29 Aug 1889 19 July 1889License Only 18 June 1889 1 Jan 1889Jeff Co, KS 26 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 31 Oct 1889Dg Co, KS 18 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 22 Apr 1889 31 Oct 1889 10 Oct 1889Dg Co, KS 19 Feb 1889Jeff Co, KS 2 June 1889Dg Co, KS 20 July 1889Dg Co, KS 20 Mar 1889Harvey Co, KS 12 Feb 1889 27 June 1889 7 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 16 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 30 Nov 1889 30 Oct 1889 21 Feb 1889Jeff Co, KS 5 Nov 1889." Dg Co, KS 11 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 12 June 1889Dg Co, KS 611 601 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 591 533 Thos G. Winey, MG W. L. Morris, MG 620 Wm. W. Ayers, MG 631 Wm. W. Ayers, Rector 564 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 575 631 626 Frank B. Olds, MG Peter Brubaker, Min John Q. A. Norton, PJ 546 G. W. Browning, MG 584 Edward Combie Smith, MG 601 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 566 A. T. Burris, MG 550 595 605 Thos F. Norris, MG M. Wooton, MG Thos F. Norris, MG 541 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 1 630 552 J. Mueller, MG Henry Gerlach, Priest C. W. Cherry, JP 632 Richard Cordley, MG 614 E. M. Cohron, MG 587 Jas Marvin MG GILBERT, James F. ANDERSON, Eva M. GILBERT, John L. SHARP, Nellie Grantville, KS Grantville, KS GILRUTH, Thomas W. FOSTER, Ellen W. Kans City, MO Bridgeport, Conn GLOVER, William H. CRAIN, Laura B. Buffalo, NY Buffalo, NY GOOD, Solomon P. SHEELEY, Mary E. Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS GOODMAN, Walter PYLE, Flora A. GRAMMER, Samuel F. WERTZ, Mary M. GRAY, Horace O. GOEPFERT, Rose L. Williamstown, KS Williamstown, KS GRIFFIN, James M. FLEMING, Jane Perry, KS Topeka, KS GROCE, Edward E. BOWELL, Lou Circleville, Ohio Salina, KS HALLUM,William J. WILKINS, Queen V. Topeka, KS Topeka, KS HAMILTON, Edgar W. SMITH, Ella B. Dg Co, KS Sedgewick City, KS HANSELMAN, Amanuel H. BRASS, Clara A. HARDING, Frank GRIZZARD, Mattie HARMAN, Wilber D. WALKER, Martha L. Dg Co, KS Corydon, Iowa HARRIS, Percy D. BROWN, Lucena Linwood, KS Linwood, KS HARTI-lANN, August KAMPSCHRODER, Lizzie "HATSCH, Vincent KIRCHNER, Lillie HENDERSON, Frank H. FETTY, julia A. Lancaster, KS Jeff Co, KS HENRY, Stuart o. THACHER, Nellie G. Denver, Colo Dg Co, KS HENSON, Cornelius JAMES, Maria E. Dg Co, KS Ottawa, KS HILL, Oscar E. MALLISON, Lola E. Ogden, Utah Dg Co, KS OFFICIANT �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM HIRTH. John K. Kans City. MO HOBBS. John HODGES. Jess T. HOFFERKAMP.Herman J. Leav Co. KS HOLSBERG. Frank Dg Co. KS HOOK. Charles J. HOUSTON. Edward W. HOWE. Walter L. HUBBEL. Berton M. Leav Co. KS HUBBEL. Truman D. Tonganoxie. KS HUMBERT. Wi! 1 iam A. . HYMAN. Luther T. HYRE. Henry T. IRVING. George W. JAMES. Francis M. Jeff Co. KS JEHLE. John JENKINS, Charles JESPERSEN. Julius JOHNSON. Addison J. JOHNSON. Charles A. JOHNSON. Henry JOHNSON. John JOHNSON. John A. JOHNSON. Newton C. Dg Co, KS JOHNSON, Thomas Franklin Co, KS JONES, Edward JONES. Thomas H. S. KINZ(S)EY, Ebinezer Cincinnati. OH LANE. William LARGENT, Ira E. BRIDE CALDWELL. Ermin E. Dg Co, KS HOLMES. Alice MORRIS, Agnes S. M. SKINNER, Amanda Leav Co, KS STALL. Susannah Kans City. MO SHARP. Lucy GARDENER, Mary Bell I. (Mabe I) BENEDICT, Julia M. NORWINE, Tlitha Leav Co. KS HOUSE. Margaret Tonganoxie. KS NOTT. Emma E. '. WEBER, Minnie J. ELLIS. Eva L. CORPORAL. Emma DEAN, Lillie M. Dg Co. KS SCHWARTZ. Mary H. TURNER. Addie MAURITZSEN, Johanna BOWERS, Annie DEPPE, J\llary L. WILLIAJ\lIS, Anna PETERSON, Augusta MYERS, Minnie J. EDDY, Susie F. Clay Co, KS LUSH, Katie Franklin Co, KS WILLIAMS, Carrie ABDILL, Maggie E. A. MILES, Susannah Dg Co, KS KENYON, Lucy WILBUR. Elizabeth G. OFFICIANT DATE/PLACE PAGE 10 Jan 1889- 539 J. A. Motter, MG 543 577 565 A. D. Orrick, Min. John Q. A. Norton, PJ Jos Magrath, JP 613 Richard Cordley, MG 596 604 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Wm. W. Ayers, Rector 623 576 R. H. Van Pelt, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 557 W. H. Shinn, MG 588 555 619 578 586 Wm. Whitney, MG S. B. Hyma n, MG Thos G. Winey, MG S. J. Brown, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 617 618 569 547 12 591 605 616 John H. Maul. MG T. J. Sternbergh, JP H. L. Yarger; MG Richard Cordley, MG W. A. Quayle, MG H. L. Yarger, Pastor John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ Henry Cocks, MG 625 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 597 576 E. M. Cohron, MG John Endacott, MG J. A. Lippincott, MG 615 550 Jas Marvin. MG Ha'rvey Stanley. MG Dg Co, KS 23 Jan 1889 1 May 1889 18 Mar 1889Leav Co, KS 7 Sept 1889Dg Co. KS 29 June 1889 7 Aug 1889 8 Oct 1889 24 Apr 1889- Dg Co, KS 4 Mar 1889- Leav Co, KS 11 June 1889 25 Feb 1889 26 Sept 1889 8 May 1889 1 June 1889- . Dg Co, KS 19 Sept 1889 24 Nov 1889 21 Sept 1889 30 Mar 1889 5 Feb 1889 23 Dec 1889 19 June 1889 7 Aug 1889 19 Sept 1889- 1 Clay Co, KS 9 Oct 1889- Dg Co, KS 4 July 1889 28 Nov 1889 24 Apr 1889- 4 Dg Co, KS 12 Sept 1889 17 Feb 1889 :jj: �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MAHRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE SWISHER, Mary LEGER, James Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS LEWIS, Deniewalter HAWES, Clara M. Brandenburg, K Y D g Co, KS LIMERICK, George W. BETTS, Della Wamego, KS Wamego, KS LONG, Thomas O. THOMAS, Addie Wichita, KS Dg Co, KS LONGFELLOW,Daniel O. NORTH, Maude O. Dg Co, KS Logan Co, KS MADSON, John PEARSON, Emma JVIARSHALL, Samuel C.Jr. BANE, Jennie May MC CABE, James F. LARGENT, Laura E. Topeka, KS Ottawa, KS MC CLURE, Isaac KATHERMAN. Amanda MC FARLANE, Albert PETERSON, Hannah Mary MC KAY, William M. RABER,Rosanna MILLER, Albert J. PARROTT, Etta Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS MILLER, Charles W. MORROW, Mary E. MILLER, Jacob REINECK, Katharina MILNER, Cyrus E. FREEMAN, Ida Nemaha Co, KS Tonganoxie, KS MITCHELL, John T. ADER, Agnes Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS MONDEY, Thaddeus HOPKINS, Sarah A. Linwood, KS Linwood, KS MONROE, Anthony YOUNG, Nancy MOORE, Samuel T. GILBERT, Effie L. Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS MORRIS, John WHITE, Hattie MORTIMER, William PYLE, Ladona Viola Johnson Co, KS Johnson Co, KS MOTTINGER, George E. WHIRLOW, Annie Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS MULVIHILL, William MC GRATH, Mary Ann MUSICK, Charles J. AUSTAETT, Carrie J. Miami Co, KS Dg Co, KS NATHAN, Albert J. DUKE, Cordie E." White City, KS Dg Co, KS OFFICIANT DATE/PLACE PAGE 3 Jan 1889Leav Co, KS 5 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 6 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 23 May 1889Dg Co, KS 8 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 1 June 1889 17 Oct 1889 16 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 13 Mar 1889 1 Aug 1889 20 Mar 1889 22 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 18 Aug 1889 19 Feb 1889 19 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 30 July 1889Wyandotte CO,KS 30 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 6 Nov 1889 19 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 29 June 1889 7 Oct 1889Johnson Co, KS 1 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 11 May 1889 17 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 8 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 536 F. H. Pettengill, JP 5 Hillary A. Gobin, MG 560 P. T. Rhoeres, ? 581 Wm. W. Ayers, Rector 634 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 585 627 636 T. J. Sternbergh, JP John Q. A. Norton, PJ E. H. Kellar, MG 562 603 568 618 Thos G. Winey, MG A. H. Stote, MG Wm. Irelan, MG Richard Cordley, MG 606 551 607 Thos F. Norris, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 602 J. H. Jennings, MG 546 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 632 566 W. W. Brooks, MG Jas Marvin, MG 596 622 H. (N) M. (W) King, MG Eusebia Couch, Min 556 Wm. Whitney, MG 581 8 A. T. Ennis, Rev. Peter Schumann, MG 538 Jas Marvin, MG =11= �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE NEUMEYER, August H. GABRIEL, Emma A. Wabunsee Co, KS Dg Co, KS NIVEN, Harry E. CHASE, Viola Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS NUFFER, William CEEB, Anna M. OFFNER, William A. MC NISH, Mary E. OSBORN, William FIDLER, Ida Bell Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS PASSON, David COHN, Rachel PATTERSON, George W. CHURCH, Maude PATTERSON, William A. MC FARLAND, Edna D. Waterloo, Ind. Dg Co, KS PECK, Henry L. HUBBEL, Florilla E. Tonganoxie, KS Tonganoxie, KS PENDROY, Maurice M. FAUBLE, Minnie M. Osage City, KS Perryville, KS PENCOAST, Jacob M. HENDERSON, Eliza PEPPERS, George A. PHELPS, Rose L. Shirland, ILL Rockton, III PICKENS, Orlando H. WINGFIELD, Carrie D. PIERSON, Elmer E. BABCOCK, Mattie G. PIKE, John W. HYDE, Ella Horton, KS Dg Co, KS PORTER, Sidney CHISEM, Bettie RANEY, Henry LEWIS, Martha RATLIFF, William M. TURNER, Della RAUSCH, Henry ROSENAN, Hannah RICHARDSON, Albert L. MELTON, Melissa A. Page Co, Iowa Republic Co, KS RIDDLE, Edward R. TYLER, Emily RIFFLE, Albert S. LOVE, Isabella M. Walla Walla, WA Dg Co, KS ROBINSON, James CAREY, Elizabeth ROGERS, Herbert A. JOHNSON, Matilda ROHE, Hannibal H. SLOSS, julia A. ROSE, Seigel HARRISON, Lucy J. ROSS, Philip BREWER, Emma Reno, KS Leav Co, KS ROSS, Robert HITER,Martha E. Reno, KS Leav Co, KS OFFICIANT DATE/PLACE PAGE 14 May 1889Dg Co, KS 17 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 4 Apr 1889 25 Dec 1889 28 Sept 1889Dg Co, KS 4 Sept 1889 2 Sept 1889 11 J1tly 1889Dg Co, KS 4 Mar 1889Leav Co, KS 1 Jan 1889Jeff Co, KS 24 Jan 1889 14 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 16 June 1889 19 Nov 1889 8 Oct 1889Dg Co, KS 23 Oct 1889 23 May 1889 13 Feb 1889 6 Mar 1889 16 Feb 1889Dg Co, KS 28 Aug 1889 30 Nov 1889Dg Co, KS 19 Jan 1889 24 Oct 1889 6 June 1889 25 Dec 1889 16 Oqt 1889Leav Co, KS 27 Aug 1889Leav'Co, KS 580 John Haller, MG 575 John Endacott, Pastor 571 14 620 Philip Frieker,Parson John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 612 612 599 Hen'ry Berkowi tz, Rabbi John Q. A. Norton, PJ Jas Marvin, MG 559 W. H. Shinn, MG 534 W. L. Morris, MG 542 564 Peter Schumann, Min. Richard Cordley, MG 589 637 623 Jas Marvin, MG Wm. W. Ayers, MG Jas Marvin, MG 628 582 549 560 551 W. A. Quayle, MG M. Brown, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Haller, ME John Q. A. Norton, PJ 611 636 Jas Marvin MG. R. H. Van Pelt, MG 541 629 587 14 617 Moses Brown, MG H. L. Yarger, MG E. M. Cohron, MG J. H. Bonebrake, MG A. Walker, MG 608 A. H. Daniels, MG =11= �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) w o BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE ROTHROCK, Ira ROY, Frank T. RUMBAUGH, Elias N. SADLMAR, Jacob Horton, KS SAlLE, Frank J. SCHMOE, Ernest Prairie Center,KS SCHNEIDER, John SEEVER, Claborn L. Leav Co, KS SERCY, William H. SEYBOLD, Lightle H. SEYMOUR, Johnson SHEPPARD, Howard D. SHIVELY, Edward SMITH, Adam L. Leav Co, KS SMITH, J. Franklin SMITH, Joseph P. Houston, TX SOXMAN, Christian Kans City, MO STANLEY, Emery F. STEWART, .Rolly A. Dg Co, KS STRONG, Edmund S. Topeka, KS STRUB, Joseph STUDEBAKER, David W. Dg Co, KS SUTTON, Emery L. St. Joe, MO SWANEY, Joseph A. Manhattan, KS SWINLEY, Edward M. TAYLOR, Charles F. TAYLOR, Sherman ULRICH,Martha CANSDELL, Miss Mary E. BALDWIN, Sarah B. BLECHL, Bertha Dg Co, KS DOYLE, Mary A. MOON, Minta V. Prairie Center, KS KESLER, Sadie E. WING, Addie S. Leav Co, KS TURNER, Ollie J. JONES, Mary GEORGIE, Bettie M. MARTIN, Susan O. STUTSMAN, Sarah E. BRElilER, Almira Leav Co, KS KNIGHT, Susan N. BEEBE, Flora B. Dg Co, KS EWING, Minnie A. Dg Co, KS WOOD, Annie E. WARNER, Lillie D. Dg Co, KS DE FOY, Mary T. Topeka, KS SWARTZ, Clara A. WIRTS, Nannie Osage Co, KS DOANE, Josephine Dg Co, KS ASHE, Mattie M. Leavenworth, KS INGLE, Rosanna. WHITE, Lillie PAYNE, May 25 27 14 27 13 TESTERMAN, Francis M. HOFFMAN, Eda A. Dec 1889 Nov 1889 Mar 1889 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 9 Jan 1889 27 Aug 1889Dg Co, KS 16 July 1889 10 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 25 Nov 1889 12 Jan 1889 26 Dec 1889 21 Feb 1889 12 May 1889 14 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 29 May 1889 5 Jan 1889Dg Co, KS 18 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS 27 June 1889 12 Jan 1889Jeff Co, KS 5 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS 5 Feb 1889 28 Feb 1889Dg Co, KS 15 July 1889Dg Co, KS 20 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS 4 Apr 1889 11 May 1889 30 July 1889License only 16 June 1889 =11= OFFICIANT 562 609 Thos G. Winey, MG Edgar H. Kellar, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ Henry Gerlach, Rev. 538 610 Silas Cavin, JP John Q. A. Norton, PJ 600 7' John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 638 540 15 552 579 563 John Q. A. Norton, PJ G. R. Houts, MG E. M. Cohron, Rev. A. B. Goodale, MG Thos G. Winey, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 583 537 Hillary A. Gobin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 10 S. M. Black, MG 594 540 Jas Marvin, MG J. W. Stewart, MG 573 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 548 556 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Peter Brubaker, MG 600 John Q. A. Norton,' PJ 567 J. A. Motter, MG 572 479 602 John Q. A. Norton, PJ M. Brown, MG. 589 E. B. Slade, MG 3 �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BR I DEGROOM, w ..... BRIDE DATE/PLACE THOMAS. Arnie BRADFORD. Amanda E. 20 Feb 1889Pike Co. III Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS THORP. Phillip MORTON. Miss Emma 21 Nov 1889Shawnee. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS. THUELIUM. Charles BETTS. Matilda B. 28 Nov 1889 TILTON. Edward F. KANE. Mary Abbie 22 June 1889 TIMMONS. Fremont S. TRUAN. Elizabeth A. 10 Nov 1889 TUCKER. William A. WHITTOCK. Ida 30 Jan 1889Wabunsee Co. KS Jeff Co. KS Jeff Co. KS . VAN HORN. William B. WEYBRIGHT. Wilda F. 10 Nov 1889- . Nickerson. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS VANLIEW. Conrad E. MOORE. Hattie 9 Dec 1889 VERNSEN. Ole LUMEN. Maggie 9 Mar 1889 VOGL. Alfred H. SOMMER. Caroline P. 26 Feb 1889 VON ZELLER.Richard L.F. SOUTHER. Alice A. 24 Aug 1889Baltin~re. Mary. Shawnee Co. KS Dg Co. KS WAKLEY. Charles E. ZEIGLER. Dora 22 Dec 1889Fall Leaf. KS Fall Leaf. KS Lea.v Co. KS WALKER. John W. HOWELL. Hannah 27 Nov 1889Wakarusa. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS WALTON. James B. KENNEDY.Mrs. Elizabeth 18 Dec 1889Wakarusa. KS Wakarusa. KS ? WATTS. Robert N. DARNOLD. Ida 16 Oct 1889 WATTSBURGER. Jacob A. KELLEY. Laura J. 14 Mar 1889 WEBB. Morris HOBB. Luanna 1 Jan 1889 WEBSTER. Frank PUCKETT. Amanda 21 Aug 1889 WEIBLE. Fredrick SCHULTZ. Anna Catherine 7 Nov 1889 WHITE. Michael CHRISTIE. Mary 26 Jan 1889Hiawatha. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS WHITNEY. Charles L. MOORE. Sue T. 23 Sept 1889 WILCOX. Alexander Martin MARVIN.MinaElizabeth 19 Dec 1889 WILHITE. Charles M. HISLOP. Florinda 15 June 1889 WILLIAMS. Edward RAY. Margaret 11 May 1889 WILLIAMS. John WHITE. Mary 31 ,Jan 1889Perryville. KS Perryville. KS Jeff Co. KS WINBURN. Charles LESSER. Mar~ 10 Apr 1889 Topeka. KS. Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS WINEY. Jacob LAUBER. Mary 3 July 1889Dg Co. KS Miami Co. KS Dg Co. KS WOGOMAN. John H. BLEVENS. Louisa E. 4 Mar 1889 PAGE * OFFICIANT 554 S. J. Brown. MG 637 L. M. Leonard. MG 2 593 633 544 John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Charlton. JP A. L. Hope. MG C. D. Bates. JP 635 Thos G. Winey. MG 6 561 553 609 W. B. Stevenson. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ H. Gerlach. Priest John Q. A. Norton. PJ 11 F. H. Pettingill. JP 4 R. H. Van Pelt. MG 9 T. D. Davis. MG 626 563 536 607 634 545 W. B. Stevenson. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Haller. MG Geo. B. Edgar. JP 619 590 580 547 Richard Cordley. MG W. X. Ninde(?). MG John Charlton. JP John Q. A. Norton. PJ Robert Martin. MG 573 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 597 Jas Marvin. MG 559 G. R. Houts. MG ? �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE WRIGHT, Benjamin A. WRIGHT, William E. YOUNG, Charles O. Emporia, KS ZEEB, William F. Dg Co, KS FORTSON, Alice JOHNSON, Annie E. BRASIER, Minnie M. Emporia, KS KEHLER, Lizzie Jeff Co, KS 28 Feb 1889 11. Dec 1889 26 May 1889- 557 8 582 W. Wright, MG E. M. Cohron, Rev John Q. A. Norton, PJ 565 F. W. Freigenbaum, MG Dg Co, KS 19 Mar 1889- Dg Co, KS - - - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - . - .. - .. - .. - . - .. - .. - . - . - .. - .. - . - .. - =IF .. - . OFFICIANT - .. - ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1889 BRIDE W N ABDILL, Maggie E. ADAMS. Susie ADER, Agnes ANDERSON, Eva M. ARMSTRONG, Clara B. ASHBY, Miss Eva J. ASHE, Mattie M. AUSTAETT, Carrie J-. BABCOCK, Mattie G. BAILEY, Cora E. BALDWIN. Sarah B., BALLARD, Laura A. BANE, Jennie May BARDELL, Nettie M. BAUGHMAN, Nettie F. BEEBE, Flora B. BEHRINGER, Ella N. BELLOWS, Ida BENEDICT, JUlia M. BETTS, Della BETTS, Matilda B. BLECHL, Bertha BLEVENS, Louisa E. BORNGESSER, Mary E. GROOM JONES, Thomas H. S. FORTSON, Henry MITCHELL, John T. GILBERT, James F. CARTER, Charles K. BLACK, Harry P. (J. ) SWANEY, Joseph A. MUSICK, Charles J. PIERSON, Elmer E. BAILEY, Walter E. RUMBAUGH, El ias N'. BELL, Fletcher W. MARSHALL, Samuel C.Jr. DEVILBESS, Charles E. DAY, John N. SMITH, Joseph P. ABDILL, Edward S. BELL, Oscar HOWE, Walter L. LIMERICK, George W. THUELIUM. Charles SADLMAR, Jacob WOGOMAN, John H. GAEBLER. Adolph N. BRIDE GROOM BOWELL, Lou BOWERS, Annie BRADFORD, Amanda E. BRASIER, Minnie M. BRASS, Clara A. BREWER, Almira BREWER, Emma BROWN, Carrie E. BROWN, Lucena BUSKER, Melissa J. CALDWELL, Ermin E. CANSDELL, Miss Mary E. CAREY. Elizabeth CEEB, Anna M. CHAMPION, Anna CHASE, Viola CHISEIIIf, Bettie CHRISTIE; Mary CHURCH, Maude CLIPPARD, Lebbie E: COHN, Rachel COPLINGER, Martha L. CORPORAL, Emma CRAIN, Laura B. GROCE, Edward E. JOHNSON, Addison J. THOMAS, Arnie YOUNG, Charles O. HANSELMAN, Amanuel H. SMITH, Adam L. ROSS, Philip DYKES, Daniel B. HARRIS, Percy D. CORYELL, Edwin M. HIRTH, John K. ROY, Frank T. ROBINSON, James NUFFER, William DAVIS, John M. NIVEN. Harry E. PORTER, Sidney WHITE, Michael PATTERSON, George W. BROWN. \iJi 11 ard PASSON, David BROWNING, Samuel B. IRVING, George W. GLOVER, William H. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDE w w GROOM DAILEY, Maude BROCKWAY, James G. DARNOLD, Ida WATTS. Robert N. DEAN, Lillie M. JAMES, Francis M. DE FOY, Mary T. STRONG, Edmund S. DEPPE, Mary L. JOHNSON, Charles A. DI X, I sabe 11 a EDWARDS, George H. DOANE, Josephine SUTTON, Emory L. DOANE, Laura May BEAL, Thomas D. Jr. DOYLE, Mary A. SAlLE, Frank J. DUKE, Cordie E. NATHAN, Albert J. DUSTO, Mary ARMSTRONG, Christopher EDDY, Susie F. JOHNSON, Newton, C. ELIAS, Ethel L. BANNING, William H. ELLIS, Eva L. HYRE, Henry T. EWING, Minnie A. SOXMAN, Christ~an FAUBLE, Minnie PENDROY, Maurice M. FETTY, Julia A. HENDERSON, Frank H. FIDLER, Ida Bell OSBORN, William FISHBACK, Amanda FERRIL, George FLEER, Amelia BRAUSER,Christian(Crist) FLEMING, Jane GRIFFIN, James M. FLESHMAN, Mary A. CALLAN, John E. FLETCHER, Clara A. FOSKUHL, Andrew J. FORTSON, Ali,ce WRIGHT, Benjamin A. FOSTER, Ellen W. GILRUTH, Thomas W. FOSTER, Mary E. FOSTER, Henry B. FRAZER, Georgie F. DYKE, Lodire J. FREEMAN, Ida MILNER, Cyrus E. GABRIEL, Emma A. NEUMEYER, August H. GARDENER,Mary Bell I. HOUSTON, Edward W. (Mabe 1 ) GEORGIE,Bettie M. SE~IOUR, Johnson GILBERT, Effie L. MOORE, Samuel T. GOEPFERT, Rose L. GRAY, Horace O. GRIZZARD, Mattie HARDING, Frank HAAS, Rosa C. ARNOLD, Theodore HALDERMAN, Jennie DEAN, Frank M. HALL, Mary Frances DEISTER, Henry F. HARRISON, Lucy J. ROSE, Seigel HATCH, Bethena A. CHRISTINE, William T.S. BRIDE GROOM HAWES, Clara M. HAY, Emma F. HEMPHILL, Ida L. (Ni na) HENDERSON, Eliza HISLOP, Florinda HITER, Martha E. HOBB, Luanna HODGES, Martha J. HOFFMAN, Eda A. HOLMES, Alice HOLWICK, Cora E. HOPKINS, Sarah A. HOUSE, Margaret HOWELL, Hannah HUBBEL, Florilla E. HYDE, Ella INGLE, Rosanna JAMES, Maria E. JOHNSON, Annie E. JOHNSON, Matilda JONES, Mary KAMPSCHROEDER, Lizzie KANE, Mary Abbie KATHERMAN, Amanda KEHLER, Lizzie KELLEY, Laura J. KENNEDY,Mrs. Elizabeth KENNEDY, Nancy KENYON, Lucy KESLER, Sadie E. KIRCHNER, Lillie KISTLER, Elmyra KN I GiIT, Susan N. KOEHLER, Josephine E. LARGENT, Laura E. LAUBER, Mary LEAR, Mary LESSER, Mary LEWI S, f4artha LOTZ, Anna LEWIS, Deniewalter DE COW, George CAMPBELL, Ross W. PENCOAST, Jacob M. WILHITE, Charles M. ROSS, Robert WEBB, IvJorr i s BANKS, Charles P. TESTERMAN, Francis M. HOBBS, John BURROWS, Charles MONDEY, Thaddeus HUBBEL, Truman D. WALKER, John W. PECK, Henry L. PIKE, John W. SWINLEY, Edward M. HENSON, Cornelius WRIGHT, William E. ROGERS, Herbert A. SEYBOLD, Lightle H. HARTMANN, August TILTON, Edward F. MC CLURE, Isaac ZEEB, William F. WATTSBURGER, Jacob A. WALTON, James B. BROOKS, Albert LANE, William SCHNEIDER, John HATSCH, Vincent DANVERS, William F. SMITH, J. Franklin ENGELKE, Henry J. MC CABE, James F. WINEY, Jacob FESSLER, Leopold G. WINBURN, Charles RANEY, Henry GAUCK, August �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1889 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM LOVE. Isabella M: RIFFLE. Albert S.--LOWRY. Katie BEAN. Will iam LVMEN. Maggie VERNSEN. Ole LUSH. Katie JOHNSON. Thomas MALLISON. Lola E. HILL. Oscar E. l\fARTIN. Susan O. SHEPPARD. Howard D. MARVIN.Mina Elizabeth WILCOX.Alexander Martin MAURITZSEN. Johanna JESPERESEN. Julius MC CORMICK. Mary E. ElBERT. John H. MC FARLAND. Edna D. PATTERSON. William A. MC FARLAND.Lizzie E. BROWN. Warren B. MC GEE. Minnie M. CANAVAN. James MC GRATH. Mary Ann MULVIHILL. William MC NISH. Mary E. OFFNER, William A. MELTON, Melissa A: - RICHARDSON. Albert L. MILES, Susannah KINZEY. Ebinezer A. MILLER, Mary E. BARNES, Charles D. MILLER." Sarah C. DRISDOM. Thomas MILLS, Margaret A. DUNLAP. Adams E. MOON. Minta V. SCHMOE Ernest MOORE, Alvertie BURCHAM, Drury MOORE. Hattie VANLIEW. Conrad E. MOORE. Sue T. WHITNEY. Charles L. MORRILL. Agne:3 L. BURROWS. Wi 11 iam O. MORRIS,Agnes S.M. HODGES, Jess T. MORROW. Mary E. MILLER. Charles W. MORTON, Miss Emma THORP. Phillip MYERS, Kate F. COFFELT, Samuel M. MYERS, Minnie J. JOHNSON, John A. NEWMAN, Amy E. CREEL. James NORTH, Maude O. LONGFELLOW. Daniel NORWINE, Tlitha HUBBEL, Berton M. NOTT, Emma E. HUMBERT, William A. NYE, Cora E. ENGLISH, William A. O'NEIL, Mary H. COLLINS, Alonzo PARROTT, Etta MILLER, Albert J. PAYNE, May TAYLOR. Sherman PEARSON, Emma MADSON. John PEARSON, Eva E. AHLERS, Joachim L. PERSING, Mary A. BEATTIE. John BRIDE PETERSON-, Augusta -PETERSON, Hannah Mary PETERSON. Hulda C. PHELP. Rose L. PUCKETT, Amanda PYLE. Flora A. PYLE,Ladona Viola RABER. Rosanna RAY, Margaret REDDISH, Edith REINECK, Katharina ROBBINS, Lillie J. ROCKAFELLER. Maggie E. ROSENAN. Hannah RUPERT, Minnie E. SCATES. Allie SCHULTZ.Anna Catherine SCHWARTZ, Mary H. SEMAN. Mary D. SHARP, Lucy SHARP. Nellie SHEELEY, Mary E. SKAGGS. Eddna I. SKINNER, Amanda SLOSS. Julia A. SMITH. Ella B. SMITH, Lou Ann SOMMER, Caroline P. SOUTHER. Alice A. STALL, Susannah STUTSMAN, Sarah E. SUMNER, Josie A. SURBER. Gertrude SWARTZ, Clara A. S\<1 I SHER , Mary TANSEMO. Millie THACHER. Nellie G. THOMAS, Addie TOBLER, Amelia TREW. Christine E. GROOM - JOHNSON. -John MC FARLANE, Albert BENSON. Gustave S. PEPPERS, George A. WEBSTER. Frank GOODMAN, Walter MORTIMER, William MC KAY, William M. WILLIAMS, Edward BROWN, Sinnet MILLER, Jacob GAIRNS, Walter A. DAVENPORT, Thomas B. RAUSCH, Henry BURTON, Lansing H. ALLEN, Edwin C. WEIBLE, Frederick" JEHLE, John ARTERBURN, Moses M. HOOK, Charles J. GILBERT, John L. GOOD, Solomon P. BARNHART, Benjamin F. HOFFERKAMP, Herman J. ROHE, Hannibal H. HAMILTON, Edgar W. BARKER. Simon H. VOGL, "AI fred H. VON ZELLER,Richard L.F HOLSBERG, Frank SHIVELY, Edward DAVIS, William A. EAKIN, Robert STRUB. Joseph LEGER. James CLARKE. George HENRY, Stuart O. LONG, Thomas O. ANDERSON, Avas BARDELL, John B. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME -1889 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM BRIDE GROOM TRUAN, Elizabeth A. TURNER, Addie TURNER, Della TURNER, Ollie J. TYLER, Emily ULRICH, Martha VEATCH, Matelda WALKER, Martha L. WARNER, Lillie D. WEBER, Minnie J. WELKER, Laura E. WERTZ, Mary M. WEYBRIGHT,Wilda F. WHIRLOW, Annie WHISLER, Anna V. WHITE, Hattie WH I TE , I da II.. TIMMONS, Fremont S. JENKINS, Charles RATLIFF, William M. SERCY, William H. RIDDLE, Edward R. ROTHROCK, Ira ALLEN, Robert HARMAN, Wilber D. STEWART. Rolly A. HYMAN. Luther T. CAMPBELL. Thomas H. GRAMMER. Samuel F. VAN HORN,William B. MOTTINGER. George E. FLORY. William MORRIS. John BEELER. William P. WHITE, Lillie WHITE, Mary WHITTOCK, Ida WILBUR. Elizabeth G. WILKINS. Queen V. WILLIAMS, Anna WILLIAMS. Carrie WILLIAMS, Isabel M. ~lILLIAMS. Sarah WILLIAMS. Susie WING. Addie S. WINGFIELD, Carrie D. WIRTS. Nannie WOOD. Annie E. YOUNG. Nancy YUNGBECK, Annie ZEEGLER. Dora TAYLOR. Charles F. WILLIAMS. John TUCKER, William A. LARGENT, Ira E. HALLUM. William J. JOHNSON, Henry JONES. Edward CLARK. Charles W. FORTSON. Henry BOND. Milton E. SEEVER. Claborn L. PICKENS, Orlando H. STUDEBAKER. David W. STANLEY. Emery F. MONROE. Anthony ANDERSON. Albert WAKLEY. Chartes E. UNDERSTANDING DATES IN THE OLD STYLE CALENDAR BEFORE 1752 Have you ever seen dates in old records like "Jan. 23, 1721/22" and been confused? Worse yet, have you tried to figure out which date was correct and then used that date in your family records? DON'T!!! YOU MUST RECORD· BOTH YEARS!!! In the Middle Ages, the Julian Calendar was used in Europe, and it became more and more obvious that it was inaccurate. By 1582, calendar dates were ahead of actual time by 10 days, so the present-day Gregorian calendar was created by the Catholics. Protestant England and its American colonies weren't about to adopt anything Catholic, so nothing was done in the British Empire until 1751, when the old calender was 11 days ahead of the sun and Parliament finally passed an act to convert to the new calendar. The Act provided that in 1752, the second day of September would be followed by the fourteenth day. The date beginning the new year was also changed from the first da of S rin , March 25, to Januar 1. We can assume that before 1700 the Julian Calendar, or Old Style O.S. was used. Harch was the 1st month, even ~tarch 1 through 24.) After 1700, the Gregorian Calendar, or New Style (N.S.) was gradually adopted, especially in legal documents and town records, although most church registers used Old Style until 1752. Therefore, between 1700 and 1752, a date between January 1 and Harch 24 should be written with both years. For instance, Jan. 23, 1721/1722 would be the 23rd day of the 11th month, 1721 in the old style, and the 23rd day of the 1st month, 1722 in the new style. It is not correct to use both years between March 25 and December 31, because under either system the new year had begun. It was and still is incorrect to change the dates prior to September 1752 into New Style, but people who lived then (and 'since) did do it, so beware. They also commonly added 11 days to their birth dates so they would not be 11 days older than they were. And don't forget to subtract those 11 days when figuring birthdates when you know someone's age that lived· during that period. �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL &BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES, KANSAS 1.------.. . . 1920 (Continued from Vol. XII, No.4). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Submitted by Mark Lenz. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER1S DIRECTORY Abbreviations used in this directory: a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation marks II II. In case of tenant, the farm owner1s name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE: Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Albert; IISunnyside Farm ll Lawrence, R1 Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer1s name. (Vera James) -- Wife1s maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Children named James, Albert. IISunnyside Farm Name of farm. Lawrence R1 -- Post office Lawrence, R.F.D. 1. Kanwaka Sec 13 -- Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a -- Owner of 160 acres. (1866) -- Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence -- Telephone. ll -- L LAWSON, Albert F., (Logan LAWSON, father) Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 20 NW 060a (1905) Tel. Vinland Vinland LAVIN, Timothy, Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 03a (1912) LARNARD, Oscar L., (Lola EAMES) Ch Oscar Jr., Mary, Eugene; IIBermondsey Place,1I Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 6NE 095a (1911) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEDERER, Clyde P., (Nancy KRING) Ch Virgil, James; Baldwin Rl, Willow Springs Sec 9S 080a (1903) Telephone Mutual Worden LEDERER, Earl N., (Edith NEWLAND) Ch Arley, John, Glenn; Baldwin R4, Willow Springs Sec 26N T160a Lederer Estate (1903) Tel. Mutual Worden LEE, Everett, (Arinilda LAUGHTER) Ch Raymond, Audrey, Gertrude, Howard, Sadie; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 2E T160a Don DEWS (1880) LEE, James F., (Emma FOX) Ch Lucille, Weeda, Charles, Grace; IIRock Cliff Farm,1I Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 5E T160a W. MARTIN (1910) LEE, John F., (Blanche ENGLISH) Ch Dorothy, Pearl; Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 17SW T160a W.F. ROBINSON .(1916) Tel. Farmer1s Independent Overbrook LEE, Robert G., (Malinda HOWARD) Ch Walter, Virgil, Andrew, Arbrey, Louis, Mary, Edgar, Wallace, Marjorie; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 33NW T84a Wilson MARTIN (1903) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEE, Walter H., (Almetta RILEY) Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 7E T25a A. EMERY (1905) LEESE, Leander, (Villamenia LUHERS) Ch Aletia, Anna, George, Hattie, Robert; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 8NW Tla C. COOPER (1916) 36 �LEONHARD, Frank H. (Ida SCHAAKE) Ch Grace, Lawrence, Mildred, Ruby, Authur; "Robinson Farm," Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 T350a K.U. (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEUF, Hubert M., (Nellie, sister; Nellie, niece; William, nephew) Baldwin R1, Willow Springs Sec 31N 0160a (1906) Tel. Mutual Worden LEUF, Joseph L., (Amy ARNO) Ch Viola, Vernon, Alfareta, Beulah, Ruth, Matt, Harry, Nellie, William; Baldwin R1, Willow Springs Sec 31S T58a Rebecca MEYERS (1906) Tel. Mutual Worden LEWIS, Charles D., (Elizabeth PORANTO) Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 4SE 020a (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEWIS, Mrs. Callie, (Callie LOGAN) Ch Ethel, Everett; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 25SE 037a (1875) Tel. Clinton Clinton LEWIS, Fred V., (Anna Myrtle WARE) Ch Margaret; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 13 0133a (1877) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEWIS, George W., (Mary DANIELS) Ch Elmer, Oscar, Benjamin, Herbert, Grace, Lillie, Reuben, George Jr., Lillie; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 9W T70a J.H. MITCHELL (1875) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LEWIS, John A., (Maud HOWELL) Baldwin R2, Willow Springs Sec 14S 0170a (1885) Tel. Mutual Worden LEWIS, Mrs. Mary F., (Mary DENT) Ch George, James, Charles,- Richard, Alice, Cora, Elizabeth, Ella, Fred; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 16NW 050a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LINDELL, Earl A., (Mattie LUTZ) Ch Anna, Charles; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 30SE T80a Mrs. Charles LINDELL (1886) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star LISTON, George R., (Marjory C. BELK) Ch Dorothy, Bernard, Ruth; "New Eden Farm," Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 6S 080a (1908) Tel. Vinland Vinland LOGAN, Mrs. Amanda J., (Amanda SIMPSON) Ch Emma, Callie, William, Stella, Melissa, Elmer, Fred, Myrtle; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 13NE 018a (1863) LOGAN, Elmer A., (Effie LEWIS) Ch Ernest, Walter, Russell, Marguerite, Pearl, Arthur; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 35NW T40a M.C. ANDERSON (1886) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin LOGAN, Fred F., (Sallie YOUNG) Ch Archie, Ella, Sylvester, Zelma; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 24NE T33a Frank KIZER (1893) LOGAN, Joe V., (Stella FRENCH) Ch Joseph, Stella; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 36W T15a Stella V. &, Grace N. FRENCH (1903) Tel. Bell Lecompton LONGANECKER, Clark E., (Marjory WATTS) Ch Clifford, Thelma; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 32SE T65a Charles LONGANECKER (1887) Tel. Bell Lawrence LONGANECKER, Leonard C., (Dell MUMMAK) Ch Esta, Everett, Earl, Raymond; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 32SE T5a Charles LONGANECKER (1917) LONGFELLOW, Daniel 0., Ch Arthur; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 14NE 043a (1890) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star LOTHHOLZ, William, (Rosa BARTUSCH) Ch Carl, Oscar; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 33-34 0430a (1860) Tel. Eudora Eudora LOTHROP, El roy A., II Fern Da 1e Farm, II Lawrence R4, Pa 1myra Sec 18NW T50a Mrs. Anna E. LOTHROP (1892) LOVE, Raymond, (Susa PARK) Ch Esther, GranLt, Lucile; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 14N T1a Mrs. M. KING (1914) Tel. Vinland Vinland LOWN, George L., (Mary PUGH) Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 16SW 090a (1885) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LOWN, Wilber D., (Inez SMITH) Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 13 T160a J.M. PARMER (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LUCAS, William H., (Georgia LOBINGIER) Ch Thomas; Baldwin R3, Baldwin Sec 25NW 080a (1900) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin LUTZ, Eugene E., (Anna SAlLE) Ch Eva, Mattie, Oscar, Frank; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 24NE 0240a (1869) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star 37 �LUTZ, Frank, (Mary A. SCHOEPFLIN) Ch Arthur, Clara, Charles, Andrew, Fred, Elmer; "Cedar Ridge Farm," Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 5S 0197a (1869) Tel. Mutual Worden LYNCH, James G., (Jessie ALLEN) Ch Elsie; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W 040a (1914) LYNCH, William, (Lucy BARNHART) Ch Hazel, Irena; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 31N 080a (1908) Tel. Mutual Worden LYON, John H., (Dora RAPPARD) Ch Harley, Alfred; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 25NE 0240a (1896) Tel. Mutual Worden LYONS, Jerry, (Ora WHITE) Ch Francis, Paul, James, Lester, Gladys; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 2SW 0816a (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence Mc McCABRIA, James F., (Ora WOLSY) Ch Harry, Eugene; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 1-2 0100a (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora McCALL, Dave T., (Cordelia GANES) Ch John, Minnie, Orville, Madge, Wayne, Margurite; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 4 0160a (1863) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCALL, John S., (Hazel JONES) Ch Opal; Lawrence R8, Willow Sec 4N T206a J.L. JONES (1892) Tel. Bell Lawrence McCARTY, George L., "McCarty Farm," Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec lIE 0310a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, Alex F., (Virginia McCALL) Ch Fred, Hazel, Mary, Virginia, Elizabeth, Franklin, Bertha, Roberta, Helen, Madalyn; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 30 T180a Mrs. M.E. McCLANAHAN (1895) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, G. Edward, (Katherine GLENN) Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 3N 025a (1884) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, Guy H., (Jennie SCHROYER) Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec lIE T320a C.H. CLARK (1897) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, Hedger E., (Sarah McCALL) Ch Edward, Elmer, Pearl, Walter, Ada, Guy; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 2N 018a (1862) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANAHAN, Mrs. Mary E., Ch Martha, William, Ella, Hedgman, Franklin, Emma, Nancy; "McCl anahan Homestead, II Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 30 0180a (1854) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLANHAN, William S., (Annis SPENCER) Ch Minnie, Ethel, Mary, Flora; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 1W 040a (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton McCLELLAND, Noah F., (Mary FRAZIER) Ch Melvin; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 9NW 075a (1905) Tel. Vinland Vinland McCLINTOCK, George A., (Ruby PETERSON) Ch Ruth; Vinland R1, Wakarusa Sec 34SE T191a G.H. ATWOOD (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCLINTOCK, Mrs. Mary C., (Mary CADE) Ch Laura, Kate, William, George, Elizabeth, Helen, Herbert, Grace, Edward; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 28SE 080a (1865) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCLINTOCK, William J., (Rose GAUCK) Ch Richard, Marie, Edith; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 22SE T80a Charles DOOLITTLE Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCLUNG, Crawford L., (Jessie WINCHELL) Ch Edgar, Carl, Milton; Lawrence Rl, Wakarusa Sec 27NW 020a Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCLURE, George F., (Eva BENNEDICT) Ch Gladys, Foster, Serena, Roy; Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 10SW T35a (1917) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin McCOLLOUGH, Charles D., (Alma KNUDSEN) Ch Warren, Irma, Vivian; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 35SW 0214 1/3a (1903) Tel. Famers' Independent Richland McCOLLUM, Mrs. Martha, (Martha KIDWELL) Ch Effie, Harriet, Elmer, Burton; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 36NW 014a (1896) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McCONNELL, Robert G., (Lela ANDERSON) Ch Florence, Ollie, Robert, Jr., Bernard, Lela; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 17SW 080a (1915) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin 38 �McCREATH, D.H., (Lillie GENTRY) Ch Francis, Catherine, David; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 15NW 080a (1879) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McFARLAND, Paul, (Mrs. N.J. McFARLAND, grandmother; Bertha M. McFARLAND, mother) Ch Bernice, Geneva, Thomas; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 2 T220a McFARLAND Estate (1895) Tel. Bell Lawrence McFARLAND, Robert R., (Cora SESSIONS) Ch Elizabeth, Edward; "Sperry Place," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 3 T155a E.J. HATTAN (1894) Tel. Kansas Lawrence McKEE, James M., (Sarah Jane THARP) Ch Charles, George, Bertha, Edson; "Shady Glenn Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 030a (1903) Tel. Bell Lecompton McKINNEY, Charles A., (Rosa KEROHER) Ch Howard, Charles Jr.; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 28NW T172a J.V. COTTON Tel. Baldwin Baldwin McKINNEY, Fred J., (Millie SUTTON) Ch Merle, Alvin, Betty Lou, Robert; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 31SE 040a (1888) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star McKINNEY, John H., (Mary MATHIAS) Ch Lillie, Levi, Tillie, Clara, William, Flossie, Elmer; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 15NE 040a (1884) Tel. Mutual Eudora McKINZIE, J. Frank, (Mary BOYD) Ch Rufus, Myrtle, Francis, Iber, Hulda; Richland R18, Marion Sec 5NW T255a Alice P. SEARS (1871) Tel. Richland Richland McKINZIE, Mrs. Heber A., (Martha TUTTLE) Ch Oral, Russell, Nell; Richland R18, Marion Sec 7NW 0125a (1863) Tel. Richland Richland McKINZIE, I.C., (Frances WOODWARD) Ch Iva, Herbert, Lavergne; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 23NW T320a Mrs. BOWEN (1864) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland McMILLEN, Jack, (Bertha LAWSON) Ch Don, Dale, Chester, Carl; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 21NW 015a (1905) Tel. Vinland Vinland McNARIE, Charles L., (Laura GREELEY) Ch Alice, James; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 17SW 040a (1906) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin McNEES, James R., (Gertrude JAMEISON) Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 4NW T160a G.W. LIVENGOOD (1883) Tel. Vinland Vinland McNEES, Oscar P., (Lizzie HICKMAN) Ch Floyd, Winston, Percy, Jodell, Oscar, James; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 29SE 080a (1880) Tel. Bell Lawrence McNISH, John W., (Helen ROOT) Ch Charles, Elvin; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 26 065a (1890) McNISH, William A., (Emma HOUT) Ch Anna, Sherman, Ada; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 33NE T3a W. HOHERING (1869) McPHEETERS, James A., (Clara BIXLER) Ch Delbert, Walter, Evelyn; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 24NW 040a (1900) Tel. Mutual Vinland McPHEETERS, William A., (Bertha ANDREWS) Ch Elizabeth, Perry, Thelma, Roscoe; "Pleasant View Farm," Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 23NW 0160a (1901) Tel. Mutual Vinland McQUEEN, Glenn R., (Martha McQUEEN, mother) Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 21NW T72 1/2a M. McQUEEN (1900) Tel. Vinland Vinland McTAGERT, William J., (Nellie MITCHELL) Ch Alice, Hattie, George, William; Vinland Rl, Wakarusa Sec 34SE T70a Minnie COULES (1872) M MADL, Edd, (Ida SCHOENHOFER) Ch Jerald, Lorine, Alma; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 30 T120a J. MODL (1894) Tel. Eudora Eudora MADL, Joe F., (Barbara HADL) Ch Marion, Mildred, Ralph, Arthur, Robert; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 19NW T140a Joe MADL Sr. (1892) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville MAFFET, George W., (Lizzie KABEL) Ch Maud, Samuel; "Elkhorn Place," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NE 032a (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MAICHEL, Mrs. Joseph, (Cresence BEARFALDER) Ch Catherine, Lena, Rosa, Elizabeth, Carl, Anna, George, Louis; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 30SW 0300a (1858) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook 39 \ �MALMBURG, J. August, (Augusta ANDERSON) Ch Emma, Oscar, Marie; Lone Star R1, Clinton Sec 34S 0160a (1888) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MALONE, Mrs. Bridget, Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 19NE 0160a (1854) MALONEY, John, (Anna O. KEEFE) Ch Flavia, Mildred, John; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 24SW 094a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MANESS, John B., (Dora HAFERBIER) Ch Burnie; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 1 T80a C. AULTENBERND (1918) . MANGELSDORF, W.H., (Iona JUDY) Ch Helen, Maurine, Charlotte; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 33SW T320a J.W. HYRE (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MANNING, Alba D., (Mollie HARRIS) Ch Ethie, Harris, Ralph, Rose; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 10SW T280a W.A. COURTNEY (1887) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MANSFIELD, John W., (Annie BEASLEY) Ch Mattie; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 2 (Acreage not given) E. WILSON (1890) MARKLEY, George W., (Dora FLORY) Ch Oscar, Etta, Jess, Rogert, Solon; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 4N 0430a (1862) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MARKLEY, Jess E., (Jessie MARTIN) Ch Evelyn, Doris; Lawrence R8, Willow Sec 4N 0160a (1891) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MARKLEY, Levi, Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 12NE 0325a (1860) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star MARSHALL, Edward, Eudora Gen Del, Eudora Sec 8N T85a FIGENBAUGH &DARLING (1910) MARSHALL, Frank S., (Ella HAMMOND) Ch Herbert, Mildred; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 21N 080a (1874) Tel. Mutual Worden MARSHALL, Mrs. Mary A., (Mary BAKER) Ch Fay, Earl, Aileen, Harold; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 21SE-22SE 0172a (1879) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MARSHALL, William E., (Dorotha BROKMANN) Ch Herbert, John; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 5W T5a A.C. WALTERS (1895) MARTIN, Alex, (Ada FESLER) Ch Fred; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 9SW T20a James PRICE (1889) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MARTIN, Charles E., (Jessie WILLEY) Ch I1a, Ethel, Helen, Frances, Earl; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 19E 0160a T160a E. MARTIN (1868) Tel. Bell Lawrence MARTIN, James H., (Cora OZIAS) Ch Morris, Earl, William, Mabel; "A1tamont Farm," Baldwin, Palmyra Sec lOSE 080a (1899) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin MARTIN, John D., (Mary HOUKE) Ch Dave, Florence, Pearl; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 3E 080a (1895) MARTIN, Jefferson D., (Ella SHANNAN) Ch Edward, Armstrong, Esther, Carrol; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 10-11 0390a (1906) Tel. Bell Lawrence MARTIN, William E., (Estella MARTIN, sister) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 1SW 0400a . (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MARTIN, William G., (Pearl WILSON) Ch Lawrence, George, Amos, Ruth, Pearl, Edgar; Vin1and R1, Wakarusa Sec 33SE T20a C. LEESE (1898) Tel. Vin1and Mutual Vin1and MARTIN, Wilson, (Mary GREGORY) Ch Robert; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 4SW 0520a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MARTIN, W.P., (Laura BROWNING) Ch Wilford; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 28NW 0100a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MATHES, GuyJ., (Zeffa HALL) Ch Evelyn, Mary; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 5 0480a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence MATHEWS, J., (Mary SWICHER) Ch Clara, Stella, Rosa, Lydia, Nora, Minnie; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW T2a WATT Bros. (1903) MATHEY, George, Ch Mary, Charles; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 6SW 080a (1880) MATHIAS, Charles R., (Lillian MERCER) Ch Charlotte, Roland, Thurman, Murlyn° Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 5SW 0170a (1918) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin ' MATNEY, John, (Mattie BROWN) Ch Kneth, Opal, Clarence; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 7W 0160a (1910) Tel. Bell Lecompton (To be continued) 40 �· ) Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to . gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send queries and copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. SHAWLEY STRICKER WHITSON WILCOX Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 . Seeking information on Amelia Margaret STRICKER. I believe she was born 16 Mar 1880 in Richwood, Christian Co., MO. She married Asa Owen SHAWLEY in August 1897 in Richwood, MO. Who were her parents and where were they born? SHAWLEY WHITSON WILCOX Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Seeking information on Asa SHAWLEY. He was born in MO on 30 Sep 1879. His father was Armstead M. SHAWLEY. Mother1s name and place of birth unknown. Also father1s place of birth unknown. Asa died 13 Apr 1943 in Nixa, Christian Co., MO. GRIFFIN TALLEY Fay S. TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Need obituary and complete death date of Anna GRIFFIN, wife of Thomas GRIFFIN, who died in 1887 and was buried in a cemetery on the southwest edge of Baldwin, KS. FLESHMAN MURPHY TALLEY Lloyd TALLEY, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS 66046 Wish to correspond with anyone with information of Anna Barbara FLESHMAN, who died 29 April 1927 in Topeka, KS. Need her parents, brothers, sisters. She was born in Mendon, OH and married Thomas MURPHY 11 Nov 1886. BAILEY BOYD COX DAVIDSON KRAFT OIDELL Christine DAVIDSON KRAFT, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Seeking information on David J. COX family that lived for a while at Ft. Scott, Bourbon Co.~ KS. David was b. 24 Apr 1816 in in Adams Co., OH, son of Jacob COX and Margaret BOYD. He m. Gracie BAILEY, daughter of Ebenezer BAILEY and Rhoda Prather OIDELL, on 24 Mar 1844 in West Union, Adams Co., OH. Children: John Ebenezer, Rhoda Charlotte, Rachel Margaret, Horatio Davidson, Martha, Sarah Ann, Matilda, Walter, Mahetable, and Crawford Bailey, who was living in Eureka, Greenwood Co., KS in 1914 when his mother died at his home. 41 ��INDEX, VOL. XIII, No.1 ABDILL Edward S., 23,32 Maggie E., 27,32 ACHELTICE, Leaves, 4 ADAMS, Susie, 25,32 ADER, Agnes, 28,32 AHLERS, Joachim L., 23,34 ALIFF, Thomas, 16 ALLEN Edwin C., 23,34 Jessie, 38 Robert, 23,35 ANCHIRVAL, Charles J., 16 ANDERSON Albert, 23,35 Augusta, 40 Avas, 23,34 Eva M., 26,32 Lel a, 38 M. C., 37 ANDREWS, Bertha, 39 ARMSTRONG Christopher, 23,33 Clara B., 24,32 Harley Clement, 18 ARNETT Earnest Gilbert, 18 Henry Albert, 18 ARNO, Amy, 37 ARNOLD, Theodore, 23,33 ARTERBURN, Moses M., 23,34 ASHBY, Eva J., 23,32 ASHE, Mattie M., 30,32 ATKINSON, Miss, 17 ATWOOD, G.H., 38 AULTENBERND, C., 40 AUSTAETT, Carrie J., 28,32 AVERILL, Paschal, 2 AYERS, Wm. W., 26,27,28,29 BABCOCK, Mattie G., 29,32 BAFS, Gillma, 6,8 BAHNMAIER Fred, 17 George Miles~ 18 BAILEY Cora E., 23,32 Ebenezer, 41 Gracie, 41 Harrison W., 8 Walter E., 23,32 BAKER John W., 2 BELK, Marjory C., 37 BAKER, cont. . BELL Mary, 40 Fletcher W., 23,32 Thomas N., 2 Mrs. Nettie, 17 BALDWIN, Sarah B., 30,32 Oscar, 23,32 BALEY, 5 BELLOWS, Ida, 23,32 BALLARD, Laura A., 23,32 BENEDICT, Julia M., 27,32 BANE, Jennie May, 28,32 BENNEDICT, Eva, 38 BANKS BENNETT, Margaret R., 20 Charles P., 23,33 BENSON, Gustave S., 23,34 Herman I., 18 BANNING, William H., 23,33 BENT, Horatio, 16 BERCAW, Albert F., 16 BARBER, Harry, 17 BERKOWITZ, Henry, 29 BARDELL John B., 23,34 BERSERRA, Odion, 18 BETTS Nettie M., 25,32 BARKER De 11 a, 28,32 Miss, 17 Matilda B., 31,32 Simon H., 23,34 BICKERTON, Thomas, 16 BARNES, Charles D., 23,34 BIXLER, Clara, 39 BARNETT BLACK Cora, 2 Harry P. (J.), 23,32 James, 16 Cora Batdorf, 3 James Arthur, 2 Joseph, 2 James R., 2 S.M., 30 BARNHART BLECHL, Bertha, 30,32 Benjamin F., 23,34 BLEVENS, Louisa E., 31,32 Lucy, 38 BOAZ, Edmond C., 24,25 BARTUSCH, Rosa, 37 BODE, Mr., 21 BATDORF BOND, Milton E., 23,35 Charlotte, 7 BONEBRAKE, J.H., 29 Cora (Barnett), 3 BORNGESSER, Mary E., 25,32 Dave, 3 BOSWORTH, Charles, 2 Emma (Harrison), 3 BOWELL, Lou, 26,32 G.W., 7 BOWEN John Walborn, 2,3,4,5,6, Mrs., 39 7,8 Thomas, 16 J.C., 7,8 BOWER, Adam, 16 J.W.,8 BOWERS, Annie, 27,32 Mary Elizabeth (Watson), BOYD 3 Margaret, 41 Wi 11, 3 Mary, 39 BATES, C.D., 31 BOYER, Joseph J., 16 BAUGHMAN, Nettie F., 25,32 BRADFORD, Amanda E., 31,32 BEAL . BRASIER, Minnie M., 32 Thomas A. (D.), Jr., BRASS, Clara A., 26,32 23,33 BRAUSER BEAN, William, 23,34 Christian (Crist), 23,33 BEARFALDER, Cresence, 39 BRAYMAN, William, 16 BEASLEY, Annie, 40 BRECHELSEN, Peter I., 2 BEATTIE, John, 23,34 BREWER BEEBE, Flora B., 30,32 Almira, 30,32 BEELER, William P., 23,35 Emma, 29,32 BEHRINGER, Ella N., 23,32 43 �BRICH/BRICHER Catherine, 19 BRISBIN Manford Edmund, 18 BRISTOW, W., 24 BROCKWAY, James G., 24,33 BROEKER, William, 21 BROKMANN, Dorotha, 40 BROOKE Benjamin C., 13,15 Lillian, 17 BROOKS Albert, 24,33 W.W., 24,28 BROPHY, John, 2 BROWN Carrie E., 25,32 Chas. Frederick, 18 George B., 16 Lucena, 26,32 Mattie, 40 Moses, 24,25,29,30 Sinnet, 24,34 S.J., 25,27,31 Thomas P., 16 Warren B., 24,34 Wi 11 ard, 24,32 BROWNING G. W., 26 Laura, 40 Samuel B., 24,32 BRUBAKER, Peter, 26,30 BRUCH/BRUCHER/BRUGGER Catherine, 19 BRYANT Jack, 18 Sarah, 18 BURCHAM, Drury, 24,34 BURKES, Matt, 17 BURNS, James Harvey, 18 BURRIS, A.T., 26 BURROWS Charles, 24,33 William 0., 24,34 BURTON, Lansing H., 24,34 BUSKER, Melissa J., 24,32 BUSSER, S.E., 24 BUTLER, William, 16 BUTTS, Mr., 4 CADE, Mary, 38 CALDWELL Ermin E., 27,32 William P., 11,12,13 CALKINS, Charles H., 16 CALLAN, John E., 24,33 CAMPBELL Alexander, 4,8 Ross W., 24,33 Thomas H., 24,35 CANAVAN, James, 24,34 CANSDELL, Mary E., 30,32 CARDWELL, M.W., 17 CAREY, Elizabeth, 29,32 CARLSON, Fred Jacob, 18 CARTER Charles K., 24,32 Jared, 16 CATTINGHAM, Edward, 16 CAVIN, Silas, 30 CEEB, Anna M., 29,32 CHAMBERS, Nelson A., 2 CHAMPION, Anna, 25,32 CHAPMAN, Beverley, 16 CHARLTON John, 23,24,25,31 CHASE, Viola, 29,32 CHERRY, C.W., 26 CHILTON, William, 2 CHISEM, Bettie, 29,32 CHRISTIE, Mary, 31,32 CHRISTINE William T.S., 24,33 CHURCH, Maude, 29,32 CLAPHAM, Mr., 22 CLARK Charles W., 24,35 C.F.M.,4 C.H., 38 Harry David, 18 CLARKE George, 24,34 Marion Arthur, 18 CLIPPARD Lebbie/Libbie E., 24,32 COCKS, Henry, 27 COFFELT, Samuel M., 24,34 COHN, Rachel, 29,32 COHRON E.M., 24,26,27,29,30,32 COLE~ Herbert Conwell, 18 COLEMAN, Lyman D., 16 COLLINS Alonzo, 24,34 Isaac, 2 James Cox, 2 Wi 11 i am, 17 William Irwin, 18 CONLEY, James, 16 COOK, William Perry, 18 44 COOPER C., 36 Jim, 2 COPLINGER Martha L., 24,32 CORDLEY Richard, 24,26,27,28,29, 31 CORPORAL, Emma, 27,32 CORYELL, Edwin M., 24,32 COTTON, J.V., 39 COUCH, Eusebia, 28 COUGHILN, Michael, 2 COULES, Minnie, 39 COURTNEY, W.A., 40 COX Crawford Bailey, 41 David J., 41 Horatio Davidson, 41 Jacob, 41 John Ebenezer, 41 Mahetable, 41 Martha, 41 Matilda, 41 Rachel Margaret, 41 Rhoda Charlotte, 41 Sarah Ann, 41 Walter, 41 CRAIN, Laura B., 26,32 CRAMER Deputy Marshal, 9 John, 2 Samue 1 J., 13 CRAWFORD, Alonzo, 16 CREEL, James, 24,34 CROGGAN, Joshua M., 8 CUMMINGS John Francis, 18 Thomas Frederick, 18 CUTTER Abram, 16 Calvin, 16 DAILEY, Maude, 24,33 DANIELS A.H., 29 ~1ary, 37 DANVERS, William F., 24,33 DARK, Samuel S., 18 DARNOLD, Ida, 31,33 DAVENPORT Thomas B., 25,34 DAVIS John M., 25,32 T.D., 23,31 �EDWARDS DAVIS, cont. George H., 25,33 William A., 25,34 Richard, 25 DAY ElBERT, John H., 34 John N., 25,32 EIBEST, John H., 25 Minnie, 17 ELIAS, Ethel L., 23,33 Naoni, 17 ELLIOTT, Joel, 2 DEAN ELLIS, Eva L., 27,33 Frank M., 25,33 EMERY, A., 36 Li 11 i e M., 27,33 ENDACOTT DeCOW, George, 25,33 John, 24,25,27,29 DeFOY, Mary T., 30,33 ENGELKE, Henry J., 25,33 DEISTER, Henry F., 25,33 ENGLISH DENT, Mary, 37 Blanche, 36 DEPPE, Mary L., 27,33 William A., 25,34 DESKIN, Fred, 17 ENN IS, A. T., 28 DEVILBESS EUBANKS, J.A., 17 Charles E., 25,32 EVERSMEYER, Lois, 3 DEWS, Don, 36 EWING DICKINSON, Theodore, 16 Charles W., Dr., 2 DIGGS, B.F., Hon., 16 Hattie E., 17 DIX, Isabella, 25,33 Minnie A., 30,33 DOANE Sue, 17 Josephine, 30,33 T.S.,17 Laura ~lay, 23,33 DOLE, Artemus W., 16 DOLESHAL, Victoria M., 21 FALLEY, Edmond B., 16 FARLEY, Herman, 17 DONALDSON FAUBLE, Minnie M., 29,33 Capt., 9 FELLER, Magdalena, 19 J.B.,14 u.S. Marshal, 10,12 FERGUSON, Robert M., 2 FERRIL, George, 25,33 DOOLITTLE, Charles, 38 FESLER, Ada, 40 DOUB, Lillian, 17 DOUGLAS, William M., 15 FESSLER, Leopold G., 25,33 DOYLE FETTY, Julia A., 26,33 James M., 15 FIDLER, Ida Bell, 29,33 Martha J., 21 FIGENBAUGH & DARLING, 40 Mary, 21 FILSON, Casper S., 4,8 Mary A., 30,33 FISHBACK, Amanda, 25,33 DRISDOM, Thomas, 25,34 FISHER, Henry, 2 DUCKWORTH, Capt., 5 FITCH DUKE, Cordie E., 28,33 Edward, 8 DUNLAP, Adam(s) E., 25,34 Robert, 8 DUSTO, Mary, 23,33 Roger, 8 DYKE, Lodire J., 25,33 Sarah, 8 DYKES, Daniel B., 25,32 FITZPATRICK, Frank, 18 FLEER, Amelia, 23,33 EAKIN, Robert, 25,34 FLEMING, Jane, 26,33 EAMES, Lola, 36 FLESHMAN EASTER, Henry H., 16 Anna Barbara, 41 EBERHART Mary A., 24,33 Charles, 17 FLETCHER, Clara A., 25,33 Gustavus A., 16 FLORINTINE, Walter, 16 EDDY, Susie F., 27,33 FLORY EDGAR, Geo. B., 31 C., 25 Dora, 40 45 FLORY, cont. Wi 11 i am, 25,35 FLUKE, Bob, 16 FONTON, James M., 14 FORD, Samuel B., 13 FORTSON Alice, 32,33 Henry, 25,32,35 FOSKUHL, Andrew J., 25,33 FOSTER Ellen W., 26,33 Henry B., 25,33 Mary E., 25,33 FOULKROD, John W., Rev., 2 FOX, Emma, 36 FRAZER, Georgie F., 25,33 FRAZIER, Mary, 38 FREEMAN, Ida, 28,33 FREIGENBAUM, F.W., 32 FRENCH Grace N., 37 Stella, 37 Ste 11 a V., 37 FRIEKER, Philip, 29 FULLER Josi ah G., 16 Reso 1ved, 16 GABRIEL, Emma A., 29,33 GAEBLER, Adolph N., 25,32 GAINES Joseph B., 16 Nell ie, 17 GAIRNS, Walter A., 26,34 GANES, Cordelia, 38 GARDENER ~lary Bell I. (~label), 27,33 GARRETT, Mrs., 18 GATES, Alphonso S., 16 GAUCK, Rose, 38 GAUK, August, 26,33 GEARY John W., 9,10,11,15 GENTRY, Lillie, 39 GEORGIE, Bettie M., 30,33 GERLACH Henry, 26,30 H., 25,31 Wi 11 i am, 2 GIBBENS, Arthur L., 18 GILBERT Effie L., 28,33 James F., 26,32 John L., 26,34 �HARDING, Frank, 26,33 GILL HARDTARFER Henry, 2 Ida l., 20 Nell ie S., 21 Jacob Edward, 20 William H., 16 HARMAN, Wilber D., 26,35 GILRUTH, Thomas W., 26,33 'HARRINGTON GLEASON, Cyrus S., 16 Charles Ross, 18 GLENN HARRIS George LaFayette, 18 Dwi ght T., 17 Ha rvey Moore, 18 Moll ie, 40 Katherine, 38 Percy D., 26,32 Wi 11, 18 Sarah, 18 GLOVER, William H., 26,32 HARRISON GOBIN, Hillary A., 28,30 Emma Batdorf, 3 GOEPFERT, Rose L., 26,33 John H., Hon, 2 GOFF, Henry Lee, 18 Lucy J., 29,33 GOOD, Solomon P., 26,34 HARTMANN, August, 26,33 GOODALE, A.B., 24,30 HARVEY, Andrew J., 16 GOODMAN, Walter, 26,34 HASE, Arthur A., 20 GRAMMER, Samuel F., 26,35 HATCH, Bethena A., 24,33 GRAUEl HATSCH, Vincent, 26,33 William Frederick, 18 HATTAN, E.J., 39 GRAY HAWELL, John J., 16 Horace 0., 26,33 HAWES, Clara M., 28,33 Isaac, 16 HAWKINS, Thomas, 16 Robert Marshall, 18 HAY GRAYBILL, John, 2 Chester, 16 GREELEY, Laura, 39 Emma F., 25,33 GREENE, H.M., Col., 17 HAYS, Martin P., 2 GREGORY HEFFNER, Inez B., 21 Fred, 17 HEISE, Charles, 17 Mary, 40 HEMPHILL GRIFFIN Ida l. (Nina), 24,33 Anna, 41 HENDERSON James M., 26,33 Eliza, 29,33 Thomas, 41 Frank H., 26,33 GRIZZARD, Mattie, 26,33 Mr., 22 GROCE, Edward E., 26,32 HENRY, Stuart 0., 26,34 GROZAN, 8 HENSON, Cornelius, 26,33 GULLETT, C.W., 23 HERD, Jacob S., 15 HEWES, Charley W., 17 HAAS, Rosa C., 23,33 HICKMAN, Lizzie, 39 HADL, Barbara, 39 HICKS, Joseph, 16 HAFERBIER, Dora, 40 HIDE, Calvin D., 16 HALDERMAN, Jennie, 25,33 HIGBIE, Damon, 2 HALL HILL Mary Frances, 25,33 E.J., 17 Zeffa, 40 Oscar E., 26,34 HALLER, John, 23,29,31 HALLUM, William J., 26,35 HIRTH, John K., 27,32 HAMILTON, Edgar W., 26,34 HISLOP, Florinda, 31,33 HITER, Martha E., 29,33 HAMMOND, Ella, 40 HOAD, Bruce Evans, 18 HAMPTON, Lewis J., 14 HOADLEY, Clarence, 16 HANSElMAN HOBB, Luanna, 31,33 Amanuel H., 26,32 HOBBS, John, 27,33 HANSLER, Joseph A., 18 46 HODGES Jess T., 27,34 Martha J., 23,33 HOFFERKAMP Herman J., 27,34 HOFFMAN, Eda A., 30,33 HOGG, Thomas, 18 HOHERING, W., 39 HOLMES, Alice, 27,33 HOLSBERG, Frank, 27,34 HOLWICK, Cora E., 24,33 HOOD, John Franklin, 18 HOOGLAND, Edward, 10 HOOK, Charles J., 27,34 HOOVER, Mark A., 19,22 HOPE, A.l., 31 HOPKINS, Sarah A., 28,33 HOSTETTER, L.W., 2 HOUKE, Mary, 40 HOUSE, Margaret, 27,33 HOUSTON, Edward W., 27,33 HOUT, Emma, 39 HOUTS, G.R., 25,30,31 HOWARD, Malinda, 36 HOWE, Walter L., 27,32 HOWELL Hannah, 31,33 ~1aud, 37 HOWLAND, C.G., 23 HUBBEl Berton M., 27,34 Florilla E., 29,33 Truman D., 27,33 HUFFMAN Lenora, 18 W. R., Rev., 17 HUGHS, Joseph L., 2 HUll, Wi 11 i am, 2 HUMBERT, William A., 27,34 HUMPHREY, Aaron M., 16 HUNTER, G.O., 17 HURD, Henry, 16 HUTCHINS, Roswell, 16 HYDE, Ella, 29,33 HYMAN luther T., 27,35 S.B., 27 HYRE Henry T., 27,33 J.W., 40 IEHlER, John, 2 ILIFF, Ross L., 18 INGLE, Rosanna, 30,33 IRELAN, Wm., 25,28 �IRVING, George W., 27,32 JACKSON, Mathew, 16 JACOBS, Edward A., 16 JAMEISON, Gertrude, 39 JAMES Amos, 18 Francis M., 27,33 Maria E., 26,33 JEHLE, John, 27,34 JELLISON Opie James, 18 William Bert, 18 JENING, John S., 7 JENKINS Charles, 27,35 Oliver C., 16 JENNINGS, J.H., 28 JESPERSEN, Julius, 27,34 JOHNSON Addison J., 27,32 Annie E., 32,33 Charles A., 27,33 Henry, 27,35 John, 27,34 John A., 27,34 .Matilda, 29,33 Mr., 10,11 Newton C., 27,33 Samuel, 14 Thomas, 27,34 JONES Edward, 27,35 Hazel, 38 John Tecumseh (Tauy), 2 J.L., 38 Mary, 30,33 Mrs., 17 Thomas H.S., 27,32 JORDON, Jeremiah, 16 JUDY, Iona, 40 KABEL, Lizzie, 39 KAMPSCHRO(E}DER Lizzie, 26,33 KANE, Mary Abbie, 31,33 KASBERGER, Frances M., 22 KATHERMAN Amanda, 28,33 Claude, 21 KEEFE, Anna 0., 40 KEHLER, Lizzie, 32,33 KELLAR Edgar H., 30 E. H., 28 KELLEY, Laura J., 31,33 KENNEDY Mrs. Elizabeth, 31,33 Nancy, 24,33 KENYON, Lucy, 27,33 KEROHER,Rosa, 39 KERR, William, 16 KESLER, Sadie E., 30,33 KETCHUM, Justice G., 16 KETTEL(L}, William, 4,8 KETTERING, Ira Allen, 18 KIDWELL, Martha, 38 KINCH, Joseph, 16 KING H. (N) M. (W), 23,28 John S., 16 Mrs. M., 37 KINSEY/KINZEY Ebinezer A., 27,34 KIRCHNER, Lillie, 26,33 KISTLER, Elmyra, 24,33 KIZER, Frank, 37 KLINE, William, 16 KNIGHT, Susan N., 30,33 KNUDSEN, Alma, 38 KOEHLER, Josephine E., 25,33 KRAFT Christine Davidson, 41 KRIER Family, 19 Mary, 20 Susanna, 20 KRING, Nancy, 36 KUHN, Charles Leslie, 18 KUSLER, Miram, 16 KYLE ,Jim, 2 LANE, William, 25,27,33 LANGWORTHY, Oliver, 16 LARGENT Ira E., 27,35 Laura E., 28,33 LARIMER, Hugh D., 17 LARNARD Eugene, 36 ~lary, 36 Oscar Jr., 36 Oscar L., 36 LAUBER, Mary, 31,33 LAUGHTER, Arinilda, 36 LAVIN, Timothy, 36 LAWRAY, John, 16 LAWSON Albert F., 36 47 LAWSON, cont. Bertha, 39 Logan, 36 LEA (LEE), Gen., 4 LEAMER, Will, 18 LEAR, Mary, 25,33 LEDERER Arley, 36 Clyde P., 36 Earl N., 36 Glenn, 36 James, 36 John, 36 Virgil, 36 LEE Andrew, 36 Arbrey, 36 Audrey, 36 Charles, 36 Dorothy, 36 Edgar, 36 Everett, 36 Gertrude, 36 Grace, 36 Howard, 36 James F., 36 John F., 36 Louis, 36 Luci lle, 36 ~larjorie, 36 Mary, 36 Pearl, 36 Raymond, 36 Robert G., 36 Sadie, 36 Vi rgil, 36 Wallace, 36 Walter, 36 Walter H., 36 ~/eeda, 36 LEESE Aletia, 36 Anna, 36 C., 40 George, 36 Hattie, 36 Leander, 36 Robert, 36 LEGER, James, 28,34 LEISON, Thomas, 16 LENZ, Mark, 36 LEONARD, L.M., 31 LEONHARD Authur, 37 Frank H., 37 �LEONHARD, cont. Grace, 37 Lawrence, 37 Mildred, 37 Ruby, 37 LESSER, Mary, 31,33 LEUF Alfareta, 37 Beulah, 37 Harry, 37 Hubert M., 37 Joseph L., 37 Matt, 37 Nell ie, 37 Ruth, 37 Vernon, 37 Vi 01 a, 37 Wi 11 i am, 37 LEWIS Ali ce, 37 Benjamin, 37 Charles, 37 Charles D., 37 Cora, 37 Deniewalter, 28,33 Effie, 37 Elizabeth, 37 Ella, 37 Elmer, 37 Ethel, 37 Everett, 37 Fred, 37 Fred V., 37 George, 37 George Jr., 37 George 101., 37 Grace, 37 Herbert, 37 James, 37 John A., 37 Lill ie, 37 Margaret, 37 Martha, 29,33 Mrs. Ca 11 ie, 37 Mrs. Mary F., 37 Oscar, 37 Reuben, 37 Richard, 37 LIDLKAY, George E., 2 LIMERICK George 101., 28,32 LINDELL Anna, 37 Charles, 37 Earl A., 21,37 LINDELL, cont. Mrs. Charles, 37 LIPPINCOTT, J.A., 27 LISTON Bernard, 37 Dorothy, 37 George R., 37 Ruth, 37 LIVENGOOD, G.W., 39 LOBINGIER, Georgia, 37 LOBINGLER, George, 2 LOGAN Archie, 37 Arthur, 37 Ca 11 ie, 37 Ell a, 37 Elmer, 37 Elmer A., 37 Emma, 37 Ernest, 37 Fred, 37 Fred F., 37 Joe V., 37 Joseph, 37 Ma rguerite, 37 Mel i ssa, 37 Mrs. Amanda J., 37 Myrtle, 37 Pearl, 37 Russell, 37 Stella, 37 Sylvester, 37 Walter, 37 William, 37 Zelma, 37 LONG Barnard, 8 Thomas 0., 28,34 LONGANECKER Charles, 37 Clark E., 37 C1 i fford, 37 Earl, 37 Esta, 37 Everett, 37 Leonard C., 37 Raymond, 37 Thelma, 37 LONGFELLOW Arthur, 37 Daniel 0.,28,34,37 LOTHHOLZ Carl, 37 Oscar, 37 William, 37 48 LOTHROP Elroy A., 37 Mrs. Anna E., 37 LOTZ, Anna, 26,33 LOVE Esther, 37 Grant, 37 Isabella M., 29,34 Lucile, 37 Raymond, 37 LOWE, A.K., 17 LOWN George L., 37 Wil ber D., 37 LOWRY, Katie, 23,34 LUCAS Thomas, 37 Wi 11 i am H., 37 LUHERS,Villamenia, 36 LUMEN, Maggie, 31,34 LUNDY, Al, 18 LUSH, Katie, 27,34 LUTZ Andrew, 38 Arthur, 38 Charles, 38 Clara, 38 Elmer, 38 Eugene Edward, 21,37 Eva, 37 Eva May, 21 Frank, 37,38 Frank Elmer, 21 Fred, 38 Martha Anastasia, 21 Matti e, 37 Oscar, 37 Oscar Eugene, 21 LYMAN, Eli, 16 LYNCH Elsie, 38 Hazel, 38 Irena, 38 James G., 38 William, 38 LYON Alfred, 38 Harley, 38 John H., 38 LYONS Francis, 38 Gladys, 38 James, 38 Jerry, 38 Lester, 38 �LYONS, cont. Paul, 38 MADL Alma, 39 Arthur, 39 Edd, 39 Jerald, 39 Joe F., 39 Joe Sr., 39 Lorine, 39 Marion, 39 ~1i 1dred, 39 Ralph, 39 Robert, 39 MADSON, John, 28,34 MAFFET George W., 39 Maud, 39 Samuel,39 MAGRATH Jas., 25 Jos., 27 MAICHEL Anna, 39 Carl, 39 Catherine, 39 Elizabeth, 39 George, 39 Lena, 39 Louis, 39 Mrs. Joseph, 39 Rosa, 39 MALLISON, Lola E., 26,34 MALMBURG Emma, 40 J. August, 40 Marie, 40 Oscar, 40 MALONE, Mrs. Bridget, 40 MALONEY Flavia, 40 John, 40 Mildred, 40 MANESS Burnie, 40 John B., 40 MANGELSDORF Charlotte, 40 Helen, 40 Maurine, 40 W.H., 40 MANNING Alba D., 40 Ethie, 40 Harris, 40 MANNING, cont. Ralph, 40 Rose, 40 MANSFIELD John W., 40 Mattie, 40 MARDES, Francisco, 18 MARKLEY Doris, 40 Etta, 40 Evelyn, 40 George W., 40 Jess, 40 Jess E., 40 Levi, 40 Oscar, 40 Rogert, 40 Solon, 40 MARSHALL Aileen, 40 Earl, 40 Edward, 40 Fay, 40 Frank S., 40 Harold, 40 Herbert, 40 John, 40 Mildred, 40 Mrs. Mary A., 40 Samuel C. Jr., 28,32 Wi 11 i am E., 40 MARTIN Alex, 40 Amos, 40 Armstrong, 40 Carrol,40 Charles E., 40 Dave, 40 Earl, 40 Edgar, 40 Edward, 40 Estell a, 40 Esther, 40 Ethel,40 E., 40 Florence, 40 Frances, 40 Fred, 40 George, 40 Helen, 40 I1 a, 40 James H., 40 Jefferson D., 40 Jessie, 40 John D., 40 49 MARTI N, cont. Lawrence, 40 Mabel, 40 Morris, 40 Pearl, 40 Robert, 31,40 Ruth, 40 Susan 0., 30,34 Wilford, 40 William, 40 William Arthur, 18 Wi 11 i am E., 40 Wi 11 i am G., 40 Wil son, 36,40 W., 36 W.P., 40 MARVIN Jas., 23,26,27,28,29, 30,31 Mina Elizabeth, 31,34 MASON, Oti s, 16 MASTERSON, Van, 17 MATHES Evelyn, 40 Guy J., 40 Mary, 40 MATHEWS Chas. Andrew, 18 Clara, 40 J., 40 Lydia, 40 Minnie, 40 Nora, 40 Rosa, 40 Stella, 40 MATHEY Charles, 40 George, 40 ~1ary, 40 MATHIAS Charles R., 40 Charlotte, 40 ~1ary, 39 Murlyn, 40 Roland, 40 Thurman, 40 MATNEY Clarence, 40 John, 40 John Everett, 18 Kneth, 40 Opal, 40 MAUL, John H., 23,27 MAURITZSEN Johanna, 27,34 �MAUST, Calvin Henry, 18 McARTHUR, L., 16 McCABE, James F., 28,33 McCABRIA Eugene, 38 Harry, 38 James F., 38 McCALL Dave T., 38 Joe Darryl, 18 John, 38 John S., 38 Madge, 38 Margurite, 38 Minnie, 38 Opal, 38 Orville, 38 Orville Clarence, 18 Sarah, 38 Virginia, 38 Wayne, 38 McCARTY, George L., 38 McCLANAHAN Ada, 38 Alex F., 38 Bertha, 38 Edward, 38 Elizabeth, 38 Ell a, 38 Elmer, 38 Emma, 38 Franklin, 38 Fred, 38 George Edward, 18 Guy, 38 Guy Hedgeman, 18,38 G. Edward, 38 Hazel, 38 Hedger E., 38 Hedgman, 38 Helen, 38 Madalyn, 38 Martha, 38 Mary, 38 Mrs. Mary E., 38 Nancy, 38 Pearl,38 Roberta, 38 Virginia, 38 Walter, 38 Wi 11 i am, 38 McCLANHAN Ethel, 38 Flora, 38 Mary, 38 McCLANHAN, cont. Minnie, 38 Wi 11 i am S., 38 ~1cCLELLAND Melvin, 38 Noah F., 38 McCLINTOCK Edith, 38 Edward, 38 El i zabeth, 38 George, 38 George A., 38 Grace, 38 Helen, 38 Herbert, 38 Kate, 38 Laura, 38 Marie, 38 Mrs. Mary C., 38 Richard, 38 Ruth, 38 William, 38 Wi 11 i am J., 38 McCLUNG Carl, 38 Crawford L., 38 Edgar, 38 Milton, 38 McCLURE Foster, 38 George F., 38 Gladys, 38 Isaac, 28,33 Roy, 38 Serena, 38 McCOLLOUGH Charles D., 38 Irma, 38 Vivi an, 38 Warren, 38 McCOLLUM Burton, 38 Effie, 38 Elmer, 38 Harriet, 38 Mrs. Martha, 38 McCONNELL Bernard, 38 Bernice, 20 Florence, 38 Lela, 38 Ollie, 38 Robert G., 38 Robert Jr., 38 McCORMICK, Mary E., 25,34 50 McCREATH Catherine, 39 David, 39 D. H., 39 Francis, 39 McFARLAND Bernice, 39 Bertha M., 39 Edna D., 29,34 Edward, 39 Elizabeth, 39 Geneva, 39 Lizzie E., 24,34 Mrs. N•J., 39 Paul, 39 Robert R., 39 Thomas, 39 McFARLANE, Albert, 28,34 McGEE, Minnie M., 24,34 McGINNIS James Francis, 18 McGRATH, Mary Ann, 28,34 McKAY, William M., 28,34 McKEE Bertha, 39 Charles, 39 Edson, 39 George, 39 James M., 39 McKINNEY Alvin, 39 Betty Lou, 39 Charles A., 39 Charles Jr., 39 Clara, 39 Elmer, 39 Flossie, 39 Fred J., 39 Howard, 39 John H., 39 Levi, 39 Li 11 ie, 39 Merle, 39 Robert, 39 Ti 11 ie, 39 Wi 11 iam, 39 McKINZIE Francis, 39 Herbert, 39 Hulda, 39 Iber, 39 Iva, 39 I.C., 39 J. Frank, 39 Lavergne, 39 �McKINZIE, cont. Mrs. Heber A., 39 Myrtle, 39 Nell, 39 Oral, 39 Rufus, 39 Russell, 39 McMILLEN Carl,39 Chester, 39 Dale, 39 Don, 39 Frank, 2 Jack, 39 McNARIE Ali ce, 39 Charles L., 39 James, 39 McNEES Floyd, 39 James, 39 James R., 39 Josell, 39 Oscar, 39 Oscar P., 39 Percy, 39 Winston, 39 McNISH Ada, 39 Anna, 39 Charles, 39 E1 vin, 39 John W., 39 ~lary E., 29,34 Sherman, 39 Wi 11 i am A., 39 McPHEETERS Del bert, 39 Elizabeth, 39 Evelyn, 39 James A., 39 Perry, 39 Roscoe, 39 Thelma, 39 Walter, 39 Wi 11 i am A., 39 McQUEEN Glenn R., 39 Martha, 39 M., 39 McQUISTIAN/McQUISTON, Rev., 17 McRAE Albert Sylvester, 18 McTAGERT Ali ce, 39 George, 39 Hattie, 39 Wi 11 i am, 39 Wi 11 i am J., 39 MEEDER, George, 2 MELTON, Melissa A., 29,34 MERCER, Lillian, 40 MERCHANT, Nelson, 2 MEYERS, Rebecca, 37 MICHALOS, Richard D., 16 MIGLARIO Charles Allen, 18 John Steven, 18 MIKESELL, Alf, 18 MILES, Susannah, 27,34 MILLER Albert J., 28,34 Charles W., 28,34 Jacob, 28,34 Mary E., 23,34 Sarah C., 25,34 MILLS, Margaret A., 25,34 MILNER, Cyrus E., 28,33 MITCHELL David T., 12,13,14 John T., 28,32 J. H., 37 Nell ie, 39 MODL, J., 39 MOHERMAN, William H., 2 MONDEY, Thaddeus, 28,33 MONROE, Anthony, 28,35 MONTAGUE, Dwight H., 16 MOON, Minta V., 30,34 MOORE Alvertie, 24,34 Fred Hi 11, 18 Hattie, 31,34 J.M., 17 Samuel T., 28,33 Sue T., 31,34 MORRILL, Agnes L., 24,34 MORRIS Agnes S.M., 27,34 John, 28,35 W. L., 26,29 MORRISS Nathan, 18 William Washington, 18 MORROW, Mary E., 28,34 MORTIMER, William, 28,34 MORTON, Emma, 31,34 MOTTER, J.A., 23,24,27,30 51 MOTTINGER George E., 28,35 MUELLER, J., 26 MULVIHILL, William, 28,34 MUMMAK, Dell, 37 MURPHY, Thomas, 41 MUSICK, Charles J., 28,32 MYERS Kate F., 24,34 ~linnie J., 27,34 NACE, Fred Henry, 18 NATHAN, Albert J., 28,33 NEFF, George N., 16 NELSON, Robert B., 13 NEUMEYER, August H., 29,33 NEWELL, John, 16 NEWHALL, Charles G., 16 NEWLAND, Edith, 36 NEWMAN, Amy E., 24,34 NINDE, W.X., 31 NIVEN, Harry E., 29,32 NORRIS Jessie, 18 Thos. F., 24,26,28 NORTH, Maude 0., 28,34 NORTON John Q.A., 23,24,25,26, 27,28,29,30,31,32 NORWINE, Tlitha, 27,34 NOSS, Hiram, 2 NOTT, Emma E., 27,34 NUFFER, William, 29,32 NYE, Cora E., 25,34 OCHELTREE, Lewes F., 6,8 OEHRLE, Gotlieb, 20 OFFNER, William A., 29,34 OLDS, Frank B., 26 ORRICK, A.D., 27 OSBORN, William, 29,33 OZIAS, Cora, 40 OIBRYNE, R.E., 24 OICONNOR, William, 2 OIDELL, Rhoda Prather, 41 OINEIL Mary H., 24,34 M.A., Dr., 2 PAINE, Alfred J., 16 PARK John S., 25 Susa, 37 PARKER, Artemus H., 16 PARKINS, Mr., 22 �PARMER, J.M., 37 PARROTT, Etta, 28,34 PARSON, Henry G., 17 PASSON, David, 29,32 PATRICK A1be rt G., 16 David, 16 PATTERSON George W., 29,32 William A., 29,34 PATTON, W.D., 23 PATTY, R.M., 15 PAYNE, May, 30,34 PEARSON Emma, 28,34 Eva E., 23,34 Robert H., 2 PEASE, Arthur, 17 PECK, Henry L., 29,33 PELOT, James M., 11 PENCOAST, Jacob M., 29,33 PENDROY Maurice M., 29,33 PEPPERS, George A., 29,34 PERSING, Mary A., 23,34 PETERSON Augusta, 27,34 Hannah Mary, 28,34 Hulda C., 23,34 Ruby, 38 PETTIBONE, John, 2 PETTINGILL/PETTENGILL F.H., 28,31 PHELP/PHELPS, Rose L., 29,34 PICKENS Orlando H., 29,35 PIERSON, Elmer E., 29,32 PIKE, John W., 29,33 PORANTO, Elizabeth, 37 PORTER Sidney, 29,32 William G., 16 PORTERFIELD Thomas W., 16 POWERS, George H., 16 PRATT, Stafford J., 16 PRESTON Charles L., 16 Henry, 16 PRICE James, 40 Thomas B., 15 PRIMERY, George R., 16 PUCKETT, Amanda, 31,34 PUGH, Mary, 37 PYLE Flora A., 26,34 Jessee F., 16 Ladona Viola, 28,34 RUPERT, Minnie E., 24,34 RYNERSON, Jacob, 2 SADLMAR, Jacob, 30,32 SAIELIS Amaziah Howard, 18 SAlLE QUAYLE, W.A., 24,27,29 Anna, 37 Anna Elizabeth, 21 RABER, Rosanna, 28,34 Charles A., 22 RAINES, D.W., 24 Fern, 22 RANEY, Henry, 29,33 Francis Joseph, 21 RAPPARD, Dora, 38 Francis M., 21 RATLIFF, William M., 29,35 Frank J., 30,33 RAUSCH Gladys, 22 Henry, 29,34 John E., 21 Mr., 17 Katherine M., 21 RAY, Margaret, 31,34 Peter A., 21 REDDISH, Edith, 24,34 Wendel in, 19,21,22 REINECK, Katharina, 28,34 SCATES, Allie, 23,34 REISER, T.A., 17 SCHAAKE, Ida, 37 RHOADES SCHALBAR Benjamin Franklin, 2 Elizabeth, 21 RHOERES?, P.T., 28 Family, 19 RICHARDSON SCHIRMER, Mr., 21 Albert L., 29,34 SCHMOE, Ernest, 30,34 RIDDLE, Edward R., 29,35 SCHNEIDER, John, 30,33 RIFFLE, Albert S., 29,34 SCHOENHOFER, Ida, 39 RILEY A1metta, 36 SCHOEPFLIN, Mary A., 38 Jones H., 8 SCHREINER RIPLEY, James, 4 Fami 1y, 19 ROBBINS Katherine, 22 George W., 15 SCHROYER, Jennie, 38 Lillie J., 26,34 SCHULTZ ROBERTS, J.W., 17 Anna Catherine, 31,34 ROBINSON SCHUMANN, Peter, 23,28,29 James, 29,32 SCHWARTZ W.F., 36 Mary H., 27,34 ROCKAFELLER Thelma, 21 Maggie E., 25,34 SCHWEITZBERGER, Arthur, 18 ROGERS, Herbert A., 29,33 SCOTT ROHE, Hannibal H., 29,34 John, 2 ROOT, Helen, 39 Robert, 17 ROSE Samuel, 2 Jasper, 17 SEARS, Alice P., 39 Seigel, 29,33 SEEVER, Claborn L., 30,35 ROSENAN, Hannah, 29,34 SEGALL, Hugo, 18 ROSS SEMAN, Mary D., 23,34 Phil ip, 29,32 SERCY, William H., 30,35 Robert, 29,33 SESSIONS, Cora, 39 ROTHROCK, Ira, 30,35 SEYBOLD, Lightle H., 30,33 ROY SEYLER, Samuel Austin, 2 Aaron D., 16 SEYMOUR, Johnson, 30,33 Frank T., 30,32 SHANNAN, Ella, 40 RUMBAUGH, Elias N., 30,32 52 �SHARP Lucy, 27,34 Ne 11 ie, 26,34 SHAWLEY Armstead M., 41 Asa Owen, 41 SHEELEY, Mary E., 26,34 SHELLEY, Mike, 18 SHEPPARD Howa rd D., 30,34 SHERMAN, Gen. William, 3,4,6,7 SHIELDS, Agnes, 17 SHINN, W.H., 27,29 SHIRLEY, Elmer, 18 SHIVELY, Edward, 30,34 SIMMONS, James C., 2 SIMON All ie, 22 Amelia, 21 Andrew, 22 Anna, 20 Arthur P., 20 August J., 20 August (Nicolas), 20 Augusta, 22 Caroline, 20 Charles, 22 Corry M., 20 Elizabeth, 22 Family, 19 Frank, 22 Fred, 22 Harold Wayne, 22 Johan, 19 John, 20,22 John Peter, 20,21 Joseph, 22 Joseph J., 21 Katherine, 19,21,22 Katherine E., 20 Katherine M., 21 Laura F., 22 Leo John, 21 Mary, 20, 21 Mary J., 22 Mathias, 19,20,21 Michel, 19 Minne, 22 Mort-ne, 20 Nicholas, 19,22 Oscar J., 21 Pauline, 22 Peter, 19,20 Peter Joseph, 20 SIMON, cont. Philomena, 21 Roy William, 20 Ruth, 21 Susan, 20 Wende 1i n, 20 Wende 1 inA., 20 Wi 11 iam, 20 Wi 11 i am A., 20 SIMPSON, Amanada, 37 SINCLAIR, James C., 2 SKAGGS, Ed(d)na I., 23,34 SKINNER, Amanda, 27,34 SLADE, E. B., 30 SLEPPY, George, 2 SLIETZ, Mrs., 17 SLOAN, Wesley, 2 SLOSS, Julia A., 29,34 SMITH Adam l., 30,32 Edward Combie, 26 Ella B., 26,34 Fred Christian, 18 Giles, 16 Inez, 37 Joseph P., 30,32 J. Franklin, 30,33 Lettie B., 17 Lou Ann, 23,34 Mary, 21 SNYDER Elmer H., 17 J.H., 25 SOMMER, Caroline P., 31,34 SOUTH, W.H., 23 SOUTHER, Alice A., 31,34 SOXMAN, Christian, 30,33 SPANGLER, Chas. W., 18 SPENCER Annis, 38 Etta, 17 lona, 17,18 SPRINGER, Mr., 22 STALL, Susannah, 27,34 STANLEY Emery F., 30,35 Harvey, 27 STAUFFER, Lester, 17 STEEN/STEIN, William, 17 STEPHENS J. P., Rev., 2 Phineas, 16 STERNBERGH, T.J., 24,27,28 STEVENSON, W.B., 31 53 STEWART J.W., 30 Ro 11 y A., 30 , 35 Samuel, 16 STINES, J.S., 17 STONE John W., 16 l.A., 17 STONEBRAKER, Samuel A., 2 STOTE, Amos Hall, 25,23,28 STOUT, A.V., 25 STRICKER Amelia Margaret, 41 STRICKLER, H.J., 10,14,15 STRINGFIELD, Thos. J., 24 STRONG, Edmund S., 30,33 STRUB, Joseph, 30,34 STUDEBAKER David W., 30,35 STUTSMAN, Sarah E., 30,34 ST. CLAIR, H.C., 17 SUGREES, John B., 16 SULZEN Adolph, 18 William Francis, 18 SUMNER, Josie A., 25,34 SURBER, Gertrude, 25,34 SUTTON Emery/Emory L., 30,33 Millie, 39 SWALLOW Newton Garfield, 18 SWANEY, Joseph A., 30,32 SWARTZ, Clara A., 30,34 SWICHER, Mary, 40 SWIFT, Francis B., 16 SWINLEY, Edward M., 30,33 SWISHER, Mary, 28,34 TALLEY Fay S., 41 lloyd, 41 TANER, Gilbert, 16 TANSEMO, Millie, 24,34 TARR, Thomas, 18 TARVIN, O.L., 17 TAYLOR Charles F., 30,35 John Mi 11 ard, 18 Sherman, 30,34 TESTERMAN Francis M., 30,33 THACHER, Nellie G., 26,34 THARP, Sarah Jane, 39 �WHITNEY, cont. Wm., 27,28 WHITSON, Carol, 3,41 WHITTOCK, Ida, 31,35 WIGFALL, Thos. B., 11 WILBUR Elizabeth G., 27,35 WILCOX Alexander Martin, 31,34 Carol, 41 WILHITE, Charles M., 31,33 WILKERSON, Jesse, 17 WILKINS, Queen V., 26,35 WILLETS, Gertrude, 17 WILLEY, Jessie, 40 WILLIAMS Anna, , 27 ,35 3 Carrie, 27,35 WATT Bros., 40 Edward, 31,34 WATTS Isabel M., 24,35 Clara Belle, 22 John, 31,35 Marjory, 37 Sarah, 25~35 Robert N., 31,33 Susie, 23,35 WATTSBURGER WILSON Jacob A., 31,33 E., 40 WEBB, Morris, 31,33 Pearl, 40 WEBER, Minnie J., 27,35 WINBURN, Charles, 31,33 WEBSTER, Frank, 31,34 WEIBLE, Fred(e)rick, 31,34 WINCHELL, Jessie, 38 WINEY WELKER, Laura E., 24,35 WELLS Jacob, 31,33 Chas. Austin, 18 Thos. G., 26,27,28,30,31 James, 4 WING, Addie S., 30,35 ULRICH, Martha, 30,35 WERTZ WINGERT, P.N., 2 Charlotte, 3 WINGFIELD VAN HORN Mary M., 26,35 Carrie D~, 29,35 William B., 31,35 WESHWERT WINTER VAN PELT Luther Martin, 18 Charles Baker, 18 R.H., 23,25,27,29,31 WESTFALL, George, 4 Paul Brannen, 18 VANLIEW, Conrad E., 31,34 WEYBRIGHT, Wilda F., 31,35 WINTERS, Oscar Monroe, 18 VARNER, Thomas, 16 WHIPPLE WIRTS, Nannie, 30,35 VEATCH, Matelda, 23,35 Ezekiel D., 16 WOGOMAN, John H., 31,32 VERNSEN, Ole, 31,34 George Zebulen, 18 WOLSY, Ora, 38 VOGL, Alfred H., 31,34 J.L., Dr., 17 WOOD VOGLESONG, Sandford, 16 WHIRLOW, Annie, 28,35 Annie E., 30,35 VON ZELLER WHISLER, Anna V., 25,35 Atwell, 16 Richard L.F., 31,34 WHITE John N.O.P., 9,10,11,12, Hattie, 28,35 13,14,15,16 WAHLENMAIER Ida A., 23,35 WOODWARD, Frances, 39 George Henry, 18 John W., 16 WOOTON, M., 26 WAKLEY, Charles E., 31,35 Li 11 ie, 30,35 WRIGHT WALKER Mary, 31,35 Benjamin A., 32,33 A., 29 Michael, 31,32 William E., 32,33 John W., 31,33 Ora, 38 W;, 25,32 Martha L., 26,35 WHITNEY WALLIS, Capt., 9 Charles L., 31,34 YARGER, H.L., 23,25,27,29 THOMAS Addie, 28,34 Arnie, 31,32 THOME, Family, 19 THOMES, Charles H., 15 THOMSON, J.H., 17 THORNE Anna, 19 Mathi as, 19 THORP, Phillip, 31,34 THUELIUM, Charles, 31,32 TILTON, Edward F., 31,33 TIMMONS Fremont S.i 31,35 Leonard, 18 TOBLER, Amelia, 23,34 TODD, John Mitchell, 2 TRACY Ida, 17 Mr., 17 TREW, Christine E., 23,34 TRUAN Elizabeth A., 31,35 TUCKER, William A., 31,35 TURNER Addie, 27,35 De 11 a, 49,35 011 i e J., 30,35 TUTON, James M., 10 TUTTLE, Martha, 39 TYLER, Emily, 29,35 WALROD, Mrs., 17 WALTER, Mr., 7 WALTERS, A.C., 40 WALTON, James B., 31,33 WARE Anna Myrtle, 37 William S., 16 WARNER Lillie D., 30,35 M.J., 17 WARREN John, 2 Ri chard, 2 WATKINS, Wat, 2 WATSON Mary Elizabeth Batdorf, 54 �YORK Howard, 16 James H., 16 YOUNG Charles 0., 32 Nancy, 28,35 Sa 11 ie, 37 YUNGSECK, Annie, 23,35 YUNKER, Jason, 16 ZEES, W;lliam F., 32,33 ZEEGLER/ZEIGLER Dora, 31,35 ZELLARS 17 Douglas County, Kansas Marriages (1854-1884) . 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Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Summer 1989 Vol. XII, No. 4 --------------------------------------------------------------------------CONTENTS PAGE Edward JONES Bible ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 164 Thomas YARNOLD Bible ••••••••••••.•••••••••..••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 166 Obituary of Dr. THOMAS YARNOLD ••••••••••••••••••••••••.•..••••••••••••• 168 General JOHN NEWTON ROBERTS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• 169 Business Notes from the Lawrence Journal ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 172 TWIN MOUND, Marion Township •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 173 Memories of Albert H. HINDMAN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 175 TWIN MOUND CEMETERY, Surnames of those Buried There •••••••••••••••••••• 176 WILLIAM DENTON, Geologist and Naturalist ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 178 HENRY HIATT, A Man Ahead of His Time ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 179 The Henry HIATT Family of Twin Mound •••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••• 180 Obi tuary of 0.0. HIATT ............••.••...••...•••.................•. 181 Reminiscenses of Henry HIATT of Twin ~tound •••••.••.•••••••••••••••••• 182 Claim of GEORGE W. WARD Before the 36th Congress of the United States •• 186 Claim of TOUSSAINT LA HAY Before the 36th Congress of the United States 187 Douglas County, Kansas MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 •••••••••••••••••••••.••• 189 Kansas Farmer &Mail & Breeze DIRECTORY OF FARMERS & Breeders 1920, Ice - Lawrenz........................................................ 203 Data From LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING, Stanton - Wright ••••••••••••••••••• 214 QUERIES •••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 215 Notes from the Douglas Co. Historical Society: The WEAVER Collection ••• 216 INDEX of Names in Current Issue •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.7 Renew Your MEMBERSHIP! Forms inside the back cover. �I Em~ARD JONES BIBLE Title Page: Holy Bible, United Brethren Publishing House, Rev. W.J. Shuey, Agent, Dayton, Ohio (1884) Edward Jones, Edward Jones, Sr., and Edwa1;d Jones, J,17. M~s. ''':'' l- . ~ Births Edward JONES, Bala, N. Wales, Nov 26, 1817 Sarah (LEWIS) JONES, Cefn Y Naaes (?), Llanyal, N. Wales, July 4, 1824 Richard JONES (first born) Kingston, Marquette County, Wis Feb 4, 1852 Hugh Lewis JONESS Burlington, Iowa, Jan 30, 1853 Tegidon Phillips JONES, Wakarusa Tp, Douglas Co., Kansas Ter., Dec 11, 1855 Richard Ismael JONES (same place) Oct 8, 1857 John Llewelyn JONES Lawrence, Kansas Nov 26, 1859 Meridith JONES, Willow Springs, Kans. Jan 8, 1864 (?) David Lewis JONES Willow Springs, Kansas Feb 6, 1866 Catherine JONES Willow Springs, Kansas Nov 12, 1868 Marriages John L. JONES to Miss Lizzi~ A.' Grove, Douglas Co. Kans. by'Rev. Richard J. JONES to Miss Sarah E. Kansas City, Missouri David L. JONES to Miss Julia E. Lawrence, Kansas by Rev. W. Irelan (?) John L. JONES to Miss Sarah ( ? ) Willow Springs, Kans. by Rev. C. EVANS Nov 26 1884 at Pleasant J.W. Jarboe (?) HUGHES, AprilS, 1888 at PEDRICK, May 1st, 1888 at Viola FLORY, July 2, 1891, at Flory Certificate Qf Marriage Mr. Edward JONES of Utica, N.Y. and Miss Sarah LEWIS of Utica, N.Y. (married on May first, 1851, at Utica, N.Y.l by Rev. David Lewis. Wi tness: Thomas S ., __ JONES . ~ \ \ 164 �Em~ARD JONES BIBLE Title Page: Holy Bible, United Brethren Publishing House, Rev. W.J. Shuey, Agent, Dayton, Ohio (1884) --- --- -- - --;--"':.' "II-'-~~:- Ed~ard' Jones, I Edward Jones, Sr., i and EdwaI;'d Jones, J.t. Births Edward JONES, Bala, N. Wales, Nov 26, 1817 Sarah (LEWIS) JONES, Cefn Y Naaes (1), .Llanyal, N. Wales, July 4, 1824 Richard JONES (first born) Kingston, Marquette County, Wis Feb 4, 1852 Hugh Lewis JONESS Burlington, Iowa, Jan 30, 1853 Tegidon Phillips JONES, Wakarusa Tp, Douglas Co., Kansas Ter., Dec 11, 1855 Richard Ismael JONES (same place) Oct 8, 1857 John Llewelyn JONES Lawrence, Kansas Nov 26, 1859 Meridith JONES, Willow Springs, Kans. Jan· 8, 1864 (?) David Lewis JONES Willow Springs, Kansas Feb 6, 1866 Catherine JONES Willow Springs, Kansas Nov 12, 1868 Marriages John L. JONES to Miss Lizzie A.' Grove, Douglas Co. Kans. by Rev. Richard J. JONES to Miss Sarah E. Kansas City, Missouri David L. JONES to Miss Julia E. Lawrence, Kansas by Rev. W. Irelan (?) John L. JONES to Miss Sarah ( __?_) Willow Springs, Kans. by Rev. C. EVANS Nov 26 1884 at Pleasant J.W. Jarboe (?) HUGHES, April 5, 1888 at PEDRICK, May 1st, 1888 at Viola FLORY, July 2, 1891, at Flory Certificate of Marriage Mr. Edward JONES of Utica, N.Y. and Miss Sarah LEWIS of Utica, N.Y. (married on May first, 1851, at Utica, N.Y.l by Rev. David Lewis. Witness: Thomas S. JONES. 164 �Jones Bible continued: Deaths Lizzie A. wife of John·L. JONES Feb 22 1887, aged 27 yrs., 6 mos. 15 days at Pleasant Grove, Kansas, buried in Harmmon Cemetery same pl;ace, Feb 24, 1887 Edward JONES at 1123 Conn. s t . , ' Lawrence Kansas May 24, 1882 at 11:30 am. Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery May 29. He was the last survivor of his family age 74 years 6 most. 1 day. Mrs. Sarah (LEWIS) JONES widow of the late Edward JONES died at Garnett, Kansas Junje 23 1899 at 2:23 P.M. aged 74 years 11 months and 19 days. Buried beside her late husband in Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence Kansas, June 24 A.D. 1899. She was also the last survivor of her family and with her death the cycle of generation is complete: (Note: This was on an attached sheet of stationary with the letterhead, "D.L. Jones, Attorney at Law, Garnett, Kansas") Richard JONES Feb 8, 1852 aged 4 days buried in Rock Hill, Wis. Tegidon Phillips JONES Lawrence, Kas, Oct 24, 1869 aged 3 yrs. 10 mos. 13 days Hugh Lewis JONES Willow Springs, Kans. April 18 (?), 1862, aged 9 years 2 mos. 18 da. Meridith JONES Fort Scott Kans. 1863 aged 1 yr. Catherine JONES 18 day. mo da Willow Sprinngs, Kans. Sep 30, 1869 aged 11 mos. Temperance Pledge "We heareby solemnly promise, God helping us tri abstain from all distilled fermented and malt liquors including wine and beer (as a beverage [added in pencil]) and to employe all proper means to discourage the use of and traffic in the same." [Signed] JONES Edward JONES, Sarah JONES, R.J. JONES and David L. Note: A group of photographs found in the back of the Bible are identified as: . John.L. Jones, Edward Jones, Sr., Sarah Jones and Edward Jones, Jr.; Edward Jones, Jr. ~ brother to Richard, John and Dave; Richard Jones' Ed Jones; Jr.; and Dave Jones. ' .. -.. -.- ~------ . Courtesy of LoreZ Lewis and Watkins Community Museum. J.?ALiy M. 8zJeets. -_. ----:--- -,----,-;<,.- 165 ~BubriJitted by ,. ___ _ ___ _._.. ~ ___ J �IIIQ[1AS YARNOI D BIBI E - ----:.------- _.--- Title: The Holy Dible, J.B. Lippincott and Co~p~ny. - No-date given. .. Thomas Yarnold Births William Watkin Thatcher YARNOLD_ Aug 27th 1850 O.E. Jemima T. YARNOLD July 18th 1852 O.E. Edwin T. YARNOLD March 24th 1856 O.E. Children of Thomas & Louisa YARNOLDs Robert YARNOLD Mar 28th 1858 Kansas Anna YARNOLD July 16th 1860 Kansas Amelia YARNOLD Dec 26th 1863 Kansas Lilly Malinda YARNOLD Mar 9th 1869 Kansas Marriages Louisa THATCHER Thomas YARNOLD 29th Nov 1867 at Bathwick Church O.E. Mary Ann WATKINS 11th March 1867 Thomas YARNOLD at Bedminster Church O.E. Jemima T. YARNOLD Harry M. SOLT (?) Edwin F. YARNOLD at Baptist Church L. Kans. at Eldorado Springs, Mo. Amelia YARNOLD Apr 2, 1888 Frank M. ALEXANDER at San Diego. Cal. Anna YARNOLD Apr. 25 1888 William H. MOYS at Trinity Church Lawrence Malinda F. YARNOLD Sept 10, 1890 (?) Thomas A. POLLOCK at Lawrence, Kans. Couptesy Fay Moys Estate 166 �Yarnold Bible marriages continued: Thomas H. POLLOCK at Lawrence, Kans Amelia ALEXANDER June 12 1906 Deaths Robert YARNOLD Mary Ann YARNOLD aged 52 Died Aug 5/85 at Lawrence Kansas U.S. wife of Dr. T. YARNOLD, emigrated from Chepstow O~E. March 1857. Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence. Yarriold Bible--Deaths continued: Malinda Fo~brook POLLACK, aged 36 years and one month-Died 1905 April 7th at 10:15 p.m. at 300 N. 17th st. Kansas City Kansas. Buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence Kansas. The wife of Thomas Allen POLLOCK. Francis Marion ALEXANDER husband of Amelia ALEXANDER April 21st 1903 at 11:45 AM. at Palenton (?) Texas--aged 67 years. Buried Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, Kansas. . .-~.. . '. ':." t· • . ~... ' "., ~.!' : ! .',',. ",' . ".~ '. )' , .: .... ..'; :."'. -.'.; .......:: ... L: '''-" . ", " " ' ~ \ , Mary Ann Watkins Yarnold, sister of Eliza Ann Watkins Brinton. Photo by F.F. Mettner. Donor: Fay Moys estate and Watkins Community Museum. ", �OBITUARY of Dr. Thomas YARNOLD From Newspaper clipping dated 1890, paper unknown. 17 March Dr. Thomas YARNOLD was born in Monmonshire, England, on March 12, 1807. His parents being well off he was enabled to get a good education and indulged in the sports of the country, and being fond of following the hounds became an expert rider. This accomplishment stood him good stead when later in life he became a surgeon to some mining work in S. Wales. He graduated at King College and married a Miss Louisa THACHER by whom he had thr€e children. At the time of the coronation of Queen Victoria in 1837 he had an excellent practice in Lonodon. At the outbreak of the Crimean war he entered Her Majesty's army as a surgeon and served with great energy and credit. His wife having died he married Miss Mary Ann WATKINS in 1857 left England with his three children,. and after some travel in this country settled in 1860 on a farm near Clinton, Douglas county, Kansas. He soon developed a practice in and about Clinton and kept it by prompt attention and an enthusiastic devotion to his profession. In 1870 he moved to Lawrence and added to his practice many patients from among the English residents. Gradually with advancing years he confined himself more and more to office practice until in 1883, when he gave up altogether. Later he divided his time pretty nearly equally among the three daughters by his second wife. Soon after corning to Lawrence he and his family became active members of Trinity church and to his energy and foresight in the management of its finances the church is greatly indebted .for success in tiding over its hardest and grasshopper times. He was of a gently and kihdly disposition, an excellent father and the kindest of husbands; was always glad to welcome his friends and those of his children at his horne. He died at the age of 88, having enjoyed fifty years of active practice in his profession to which he was an honor. Mrs. Yarnold died in 1885. The doctor's five surviving children are Mrs. H.M. Sault, Las Vegas, N.M., E.L. Yarnold, Medford, Okla., Mrs. Anna M. Moyes, Lawrence, Kas. Mrs. F. M. Alexander, El Reno, Okla., and Mrs. T.A. Pollock, Kansas City Kansas. 168 · �GENERAL JOHN NEWTON ROBERTS Submitted by David L. Snyder, Park Historian, Isle Royale National Park, 87 N. Ripley St., Houghton, MI 49931. Mr. Snyder informs us that around. 1900 General ROBERTS built a summer home on Isle Royale, a wilderness area in Lake Superior in Michigan, about 15 miles from the Canadian mainland. He owned the property until 1919, at which time he sold both his Isle Royale cottage and his principal residence in Lawrence and moved to California. The cottage, compared to his Lawrence home (now known as the Castle Tea Room) is extremely modest. It has four bedrooms, a dining room, kitchen, living room with fireplace, and a large screened-in dining porch. By Isle Royale standards, it is the most substantial cottage. A large boat house where General ROBERTS kept his boat "Sylvia" collapsed in the 1950's from winter ice damage. If anyone has any further information, Mr. Snyder would appreciate hearing from you. L _ Letter to John N. Roberts and Reply Courtesy Kansas State Historical Society (Photo Courtesy Watkins Museum) On July 25, 1892, F.G. ADAMS, Secretary of the Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka, Kansas, wrote to General J.N. ROBERTS at Topeka requesting certain biographical information to appear in a catalog index with historical materials. General ROBERTS furnished the following information: NAME IN FULL - John Newton ROBERTS PLACE & DATE OF BIRTH - July 9, 1838, Mecca, Trumbull Co., Ohio PLACE OF SETTLEMENT IN KANSAS - Lawrence KS TIME OF SETTLEMENT IN KANSAS - June 25, 1869 PRESENT RESIDENCE - Lawrence KS DAY, MONTH & YEAR OF BEGINNING OF OFFICIAL TERM AS ADJUTANT GENERAL OF KANSAS April 1, 1889 169 �Kansas, A Cylcopedia of State History, Embracing Events, Institutions, Industries, Counties, Cities, Towns, Prominent Persons, Etc., Supplementary Volume of Personal History and Reminiscence, Part I with Portraits (Standard Publishing Co., Chicago). Courtesy Kansas State Historical Society, K BB K13 Part 12 R John N. ROBERTS, former Adjutant-General of Kansas, a veteran of the Civil War and prominent citizen of Lawrence, is a native of Ohio, born in the Western Reserve, at Mecca, Trumbell County, July 3, 1838. He is of Scotch descent and a direct descendant of Major ROBERTS of the British Army, who was a Scotch Highlander and came to America in the seventeenth century. William ROBERTS, the paternal grandfather of General ROBERTS, was a soldier in the American Revolution, and served with the Hearing Dragoons, known as "Scotch Highlanders." The parents of General ROBERTS were John and Emaline (HOTCHKISS) ROBERTS, native of Hartford, Conn. His father was a manufacturer of engines and machinery in Ohio, and in his father1s factory the son learned the trade of a machinist and engine maker. The business career of General ROBERTS has been that of a manufacturer. He obtained a fair common school education, and then learned his trade. He answered to the first call of President Lincoln for troops in the defense of the Union, and in April 1861, enlisted in the Nineteenth Ohio Infantry, for a term of ninety days, and served under the command of General McCLELLAN, in western Virginia, participating in the Battle of Rich Mountain and Beverly Ford. At the expiration of the ninety days his regiment was mustered out of the service, and then Mr. ROBERTS assisted in the organization of the Sixth Ohio Cavalry, which was mustered in the service, in October 1861 for a term of three years. He was commissioned First Lieutenant of Company G, of this regiment, and in August, 1863 was promoted to the captaincy of Company 0, in the same regiment. In November 1864 he was commissioned Major of the regiment, serving in the Army of the Potomac. He was severely wounded at the Battle of Upperville, Virginia July 21, 1863, but remained with the army until November 12, 1864, when, by reason of the expiration of the term of enlistment and troubles arising from his wound, he was honorably discharged. In October 1867 General ROBERTS married Miss Emily S. SUTLIFF at Warren, Ohio. She is a daughter of a lawyer at that place. Mr. and Mrs. ROBERTS have one daughter, Isabel, the wife of Mark E. OTIS of Chicago. In the summer of 1869 General ROBERTS came to Kansas and established his residence at Lawrence, where he has since resided. In business as a manufacturer he has achieved financial success and is numbered among the capable business men of the state, and in Lawrence he has one of the largest and most beautiful homes of the city. It is modern throughout, and is a model of architecture. In politics General ROBERTS has always been an ardent Republican. He served with credit in the Kansas Legislature in the regular session of 1885 and the special session of 1886. In 1889 he was appointed Adjutant-General of Kansas and this office he held for four years. In fraternal relations he is a Knight Templar Mason and Noble of the Mystic Shrine, and with his comrades in arms he is a member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. This sources gives essentially the same biography, except for the following s:ntence: "Mr. and Mrs. ROBERTS have one child, a daughter, Belle Brandon, now the wlfe of H.L. ARMSTRONG, who resides at Topeka, Kans." 170 �Manufacturing in Lawrence, Kansas 1854-1900, by Kenneth A. Middleton (University of Kansas, 1937). The following are excerpts taken from a much longer paper. Courtesy of Elizabeth M. Watkins Museum. p.103: The woodenware factory of General J.N. ROBERTS, built in 1876 at the south end of the dam, used water power until 1879, in which year General ROBERTS traded buildings with the Pacific Flour Mills at Connecticut and Quincy (now Eleventh) Streets. Since the woodenware factory required steam anyway in the process of manufacture, it had not benefitted so much from the use of water-power, and by moving to the Quincy Street buildings it gained much-needed space. p.155-157: In 1876, on the levee at the south end of the dam, a building was erected and equipped with a turning lathe, planing and splitting machines, and a large circular saw. This was the woodenware factory of General J.N. ROBERTS and Company. It manufactured berry baskets, butter platters, cheese boxes, broom handles, and packing boxes -- the latter in "knocked down" form: the pieces were out to size and could be assembled and quickly nailed together by the buyer. The business expanded rapidly and new machinery was installed every few years. When a Lawrence group was incorporated to manufacture the Randall wheat separator, General ROBERTS arranged to have the wood work done in his establishment, the iron work being furnished by KIMBALL Brothers. By 1879 the woodenware works was already pressed for space, and in that year, as has already been mentioned, it traded buildings with the Pacific Mill, then owned by the McCONNELL brothers. In the new quarters on Quincy Street, the woodenware factory had more room but was no longer able to use the dam for power as it had done previously; inasmuch as steam was required for processing the wood, however, the fact that an engine now had to be installed was not regarded as a great disadvantage. Two years later the warehouse building was moved bodily to the new location. Business continued to flourish; carload upon carload of baskets and boxes were sent out of Lawrence. The number of berry baskets mounted to about two million annually, according to Andreas. For raw material the concern used cottonwood and black walnut vaneering, sometimes as much as three carloads of the latter weekly. In 1881 the enterprise was incorporated with $50,000 authorized capital stock, and named the Kansas Basket Manufacturing Company. Too frequently Lawrence was fated to lose manufacturing establishments at about the time they reached the peak of their powers, and in three years time after incorporation the basket factory was moved to Kansas City, Kansas, and an allied plant was set up at St. Louis. At the new locations, in view of the positions both of the source of raw material and the market for the finished product, the business was much more advantageously situated in the matter of freight rates than it had been at Lawrence. G.W. GRIFFITH, prominent Lawrence business man and Douglas County Commissioner, was active in both the Kansas Basket Manufacturing Company and the St. Louis Basket Manufacturing Company after the change. ~enera1 ROBERTS and his associates set up a basket factory at Poplar Bluff, Mlssouri, although General ROBERTS continued to reside in Lawrence. In 1893 the Poplar Bluff factory was destroyed by fire; the loss was estimated at $40,000, only one-fourth of which was covered by insurance. p.165: In 1899, after the city had given definite assurance that Massachusetts Street, a~ least, would be ~aved, the Lawrence Vitrified Brick and Tile Company was organlzed by the fo110wlng group: A. MONROE, president; A. MARKS, vicepresident; N.O. STEVENS, Eben BALDWIN, M. ROBINSON, John McFARLANE, Ben McFARLANE, L.C: WILSON, and J.N. ROBERTS. The new company used part of its $32,000 paid-in caplta1 to buy the McFARLANE brick yard entire, together with the clay and shale 171 �beds on the river bank, which an expert had estimated were large enough to supply the new brick plant for two hundred years. Construction of the plant got under way in the summer of 1899. Topeka Capitol, 11 March 1919. . EARLY KANSAS HOME SOLD - LAWRENCE CIVIL WAR VETERAN WILL MOVE TO CALIFORNIA . LAWRENCE KS, MARCH 10 - SPECIAL - The home of Gen. J.N. ROBERTS, one of the oldest mansions in Kansas, was sold today to J.J. SIMMONS, manager of the Lawrence Brick Co. The purchase price was announced at $20,000.00. General ROBERTS announced that he and his wife intend to move to California April 1. The ROBERTS home was built during the panic of 1893. General ROBERTS· career, both before and after he came to Kansas, is an interesting one. He served thoughout the Civil War in the cavalry regiment under Phil SHERIDAN. He enlisted in 1861 under General McCLELLAN, took part in the Battle of Rich Mountain and Beverly Ford. After being severely wounded in an engagement near Alpperville, Virginia he was discharged because of physical di sabil i ty. After coming to Kansas he represented Douglas County in the State Legislature in 1885-1886. He was Adjutant General of Kansas for four years from 1889. He was the first POSt-COmmander of Washington Post No. 12 G.A.R. in Lawren ce • . --.i'~F~=::J_~~=.:...::.:..., r - -___ .--~ NOTES FROM THE LAWRENCE JOURNAL . (Thanks to the Watkins Museum) November 30, residence of The building "The removal 1888: The building near the Delaware Mills, at one time the private O. DARLING, was sold by the railroad company not long past for $60. was erected 26 years before and was repaired several times since. of these old buildings improves that part of town." December 15, 1888: A.G. EIDEMILLER was making improvements to "Lawrence·s Ice Plant." The Lawrence Journal told of his "extensive ice chambers on the north side" and of a building soon to be found on the south side of the Kansas River. The new structure would be able to store from 8,000 to 10,000 tons of ice. The Journal told of his railraod shipments, noting that "Mr. EIDEMILLER has side tracks extending some distance up the river on both sides, along which are built a number of slides for the purpose of loading ice onto cars direct from the river ••• The capacity of these slides is between 200 and 300 cars per day." Between 200 and 300 workers were employed by him during the ice harvesting season. December 26, 1888: An ice storm decorated the mid-street sign of WOODWARD·s Round Corner at Henry and Massachusetts Streets and made it a beautiful sight to behold. January 16, 1889: L.O. McINTIRE added a new cash system to his dry goods store at 919 Massachusetts, Lawrence. The "Lamson rapid spring cash system" operated by means of "slender steel wires radiated from the cashier·s desk to the sales stations, all coming in overhead." February 1889: The Lawrence Journal noted that the firm of W.W. FLUKE and Son at 739 Massachusetts, Lawrence, had "sold during the last six weeks, 13 pianos and 7 organs. Their sheet music trade is also better than ever." 172 �TWIN MOUND, MARION TOWNSHIP The following excerpts were taken from IISoil of Our Souls,1I by Martha Parker and Betty Laird (Parker-Laird Enterprises, Overbrook, KS, 1980), pages 120-133. The book is available for purchase or research at the Elizabeth M. Watkins Community Museum, and contains ~ore detail about some of the names mentioned here. Twin Mound owes its origin to an outspoken dreamer named Henry HIATT. Born in 1816, the son of Silas HIATT, Henry grew up in Dublin, Indiana. However, he married a New York girl, Frances Elizabeth SMITH, whom he met while on a trip with her brother, Aaron Burr SMITH. Aaron was married to Elda Ann HIATT, Henry's sister. In April, 1856, Henry, Frances, and their five children, along with Frances's widowed mother, moved to Kansas Territory, settling first at Bloomington in Douglas County. The family and all their possessions, except for the livestock, traveled by boat from Cincinnati, Ohio to Kansas City. The livestock was brought by a party coming overland with whom HIATT had made special arrangements. Following a practice common at the time, HIATTs brought their house with them. Originally constructed in Cincinnati, the building was disassembled in sections for quick reassembly in Kansas. Shortly after his arrival in Bloomington, HIATT and two other men opened a steam saw mill, the first in the area. Within a year, however, HIATT had decided to move on. Selling his interest in the mill to his partners, he tr~nsported his family some seven miles southwest to a place which-he named Twin Mounds. (Within a few years the IISII was dropped, leaving the name Twin Mound.) *** Hauling the lumber for his house from the Bloomington mill (the mill had burned shortly after he sold his interest, and all that he received for his share was enough lumber for the project), HIATT began construction. The house was two stories high, unusually large for a pioneer home. Most of the interior was finished with walnut. The doors on a large cupboard over the fireplace were made of a single walnut slab. Even before the house was completed, HIATT began to plant trees. *** For several years, HIATT used his home as a station in the underground railroad to help slaves escape. The slaves were brought to him by Capt. W.B. KENNEDY, who lived five miles south of Lawrence. HIATT carried them in a covered wagon to Col. RICHIE's home in Highland Park, the next station on their slow and dangerous journey to Canada and freedom. Occasionally, when the chance of being searched by proslavery parties seemed likely, HIATT took them to the home of Edwin SMITH, a mile or so west, until it seemed safe to take them on to Topeka. Coming with the HIATT family to Kansas, was Mrs. HIATT's mother, Abigail Jessup SMITH, a widow, seventy-seven years old. She also preempted 160 acres of land, which included part of the south mound, and lived there in a small cabin until her death in 1864. In 1858 Henry HIATT constructed a stone grist mill at a site about a quarter of a mile northeast of his house. Equipping the mill with stones cut from Vermont granite, HIATT ground his neighbors's grain into feed and meal. It was believed to be the second mill in the state, the first having been built at Lawrence. The mill structure was made large enough to accomodate a post office and a general store as well. There HIATT sold groceries, drygoods, and hardware and bought produce from local farmers, including butter and hides, which he then hauled to Lawrence for marketing. HIATT traveled by ox team all the way to Leavenworth to purchase his flour, crossing the river at Lawrence on the ferry. *** 173 �On June 3, 1859, Judge Josiah MILLER, probate judge at Lawrence, preempted a 160 acre tract "in trust for the several use and benefit of the occupants of Twin Mound Town Site," and on May 9, 1863, assigned that land to Henry HIATT as "Trustee appointed by the persons who laid out the town site of Twin Mound." Almost immediately, HIATT began to sell blocks to prospective citizens. On June 19th, for example, he sold five blocks to William D. BLACKFORD for a total of $50.00. Although the town must have been platted by 1863, the official plat ~/as recorded in July of 1870. *** On November 1, 1865, a school board consisting of John SULLIVAN, Henry HIATT, and Clinton SEAMIG purchased for $25.00 a tract of ground containing two acres in Block 13 in Twin Mound. There a one-room stone schoolhouse was built. The stone schoolhouse was probably the second school in the community, however, as Ethyl Talley PETEFISH recalls that her father attended school during territorial days in a log cabin located north of the present building. The stone structure, more durable than the log one, was to remain in operation for just over one hundred years, when the local schools were consolidated. On Sunday, May 29, 1966, a basket dinner and program marked the closing of the last one-room schoolhouse left in Douglas County. Over 130 people, including eight former teachers, attended the ceremony. The oldest living former 'student was Fred DEZIUS, eighty-nine years old, who had attended the school eighty years before. *** - the Twin Mound Grange No. 123 of Marion Township, which was organized by T.E. TABER on May 2, 1873. I.H. SMITH was the first Master and P.R. FORTNEY, the first secretary. A dispensation was given on May 14, and the Charter issued on October 17, 1873. *** The first meeting of the Grange Library Association was held in September 1877 at the home of Brother WHITE with Brother THURBER presiding. A constitution was written, and bylaws governing the organization were adopted. Sixteen members bought the original forty-five shares in the association: Henry HIATT, W.R. OWENS, A.E. WHITE, Whitford THURBER, F. VanHORN, E. MOSS, A. THURBER, H.T. WHITE, A. OWENS, D.O. SIZER, and H. TUSSEY. The minutes from 1877 through 1893 reveal that the meetings were held mostly in homes, at the post office, at the HIATT store, and in the HIATT home. One meeting, that of January 4, 1879, was held at the schoolhouse. *** In 1891 a Missourian by the name of CARPENTER became postmaster and opened a store about 100 yards east of the old mill site. Two years later, he sold his business to J.W. BANKER, also from Missouri, who constructed a more suitable building. *** In 1902 the Silas HINDMAN family, who owned a gocery store in Augusta, Kansas, traded their business for a 320 acre farm at Twin Mound. They also constructed a new frame grocery store across the road from the mill site. However, Silas HINDMAN was to operate the store and act as postmaster for only one year, for in 1903 he died. Five years later, the family sold the farm and moved to Lawrence. One of the children, Albert, who was only six when the family first moved to Twin Mound, was a bright, ambitious lad with a journalistic bent. Some years later, after acquiring a job with the "Kansas City Star," HINDMAN elevated Twin Mound to regional fame by reminiscing on the editorial page about his youth and his home town. *** 174 �The first rural free postal delivery to Twin Mound was established in 1903 with the home post office at Richland, Kansas. The first carrier was Pat ALLBAUGH, and his son Charles was his assistant. *** Not until nine years after HIATT's death (1909) was the first church, Methodist, completed. First initiated in 1907 with a fund drive, the one-room frame structure was made possible by donated labor and a memorial contribution from a Mrs. MONTGOMERY, in memory of her husband. Since the church did not have a resident minister, it was served by ministers from Richland, Overbrook, Clinton, and other nearby towns. The trustees were M.B. SINCLAIR, E.A. GAINES, O.W. DORAN, C.P. HARDING, and B. FOGERTY. The church was active until 1929, after which time it was used as a church only occasionally, sometimes by other denominations. *** TWIN MOUND POST OFFICE Appointment Date: June 30, 1858 Postmaster: HIATT, Henry February 4, 1886 CARPENTER, John October 15, 1889 BANKER, Albertus effective January 31, 1903) (Discontinued January 13, 1903, Memories of ALBERT H. HINDMAN The following was taken from a column that Albert HINDMAN wrote for the K.ansas City Star newspaper. It is undated. Submitted by Martha Parker. When the Rural Fol k "Held Forth" From the age of 6 until 12, I lived on a farm 20 miles west and slightly south of Lawrence, in a little community called Twin Mounds. November, in Twin Mounds, was memorable, for in that month the semimonthly Literary society began its sessions for the winter season in the little rock ,schoolhouse. Everyone who was able to walk, ride a horse or drive a buggy congregated at 7:30 o'clock and proceeded to "hold forth" in a grand manner. There were many recitations from Longfellow, Bryant, James Whitcomb Riley, Edgar Allan Poe, Tennyson, and many others of the grand old poets of yesteryear. One recitation I remember so clearly that it seems only yesterday that I heard it. It was given, more than once by request, by a tall young man of German ancestry, named Paul GROSSKOPF. He had a remarkable, stentorian voice, and he recited Tennyson's "Charge of the Light Brigade," until the rafters rung! *** And then there was the singing. There was a quartet composed of Scott, Elmer and Charlie HARDING and one other man whose name I have forgotten, but how they could sing. Their favorite number and the one that stamped itself indelibly on my memory, went like this: Come where the lilies, the sweet fragrant lilies, Oh come where the lilies bloom so fair. And these two lines were repeated. After this, the bass member would proclaim, in very deep tones: Come away - come A-Way - come A-Way-Y-Y-Y-Y Come where the lilies bloom so fair. One night a young man who was popular in the community, Harry SUTTON, was called upon to give a recitation. He hung back for a long time, but after repeated coa~ing an~ cries of, "~h, come on, Harry!" he mounted the platform, eyed the audlence wlth a wide grln, and declaimed the following: 175 �Our cow had a calf That's half. I saw a rat run up the wall I saw it's tail. That's all. This brought down the house, with loud shrieks of laughter from the ladies, and whistles and stamping of feet from the men and boys. But real talent was displayed at times. One young lady of 16 or 17 was very lovely, and had a beautiful voice. It was, as I remember, a clear, lyric soprano, and when she sang the beautiful songs and hymns of the day, shivers of delight would chase up and down my spine. Her name was Candace COLE, and I hope that she is still alive somewhere and still singing. TWIN MOUND CEMETERY The following is taken from "Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County Kansas," Vol. II, compo by Douglas Co. Genealogical Society, Jean Snedeger, Chairman (1989). This book is available from the Society. See it for details, particularly about the HARDING, HARTLEY, HECOX, HIATT, JOHANSON, ROBISON, and SMITH families. Surnames found in Twin Mound Cemetery: BACHELOR, BADSKY, BANKER, BLOCKER, BOTZ, BRANDON, BUCK, CHALLIS, CROW, DEZIOUS, DOWNING, FITZPATRICK, FOGERTY, FORTNEY, GAINES, GERMAN, HARDING, HARTLEY, HASKIN, HEBERLING, HECOX, HIATT, HILES, HYLAND, JACKSON, JENKINS, JOHNSON, LAWSON, LOSEY, MACKLIN, MAYSWINKLE, McBRIDE, MOORE, MONTFOORT, MOSS, NELSON, OHSE, OWENS, PETEFISH, PRAY, ROBISON, SANITER, SCHMELTZ, SEARING, SMITH, SNYDER, STANDLEY, SUTTON, TALLEY, THOMPSON, THURBER, WARFORD, YOCUM, and possibly EATON and JACOBS. ---.. --. Frances Elizabeth SMITH HIATT (Photos Courtesy Watkins Museum) Henry HIATT 176 Abigail Ann MEADE HIATT �TWIN MOUND, MARION TOWNSHIP, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS - 1873 Atlas of Douglas County, Kansas, by F.W. Beers (Courtesy Watkins Museum) -- c· G..lL.~.U ~'~'~r 8o~/. • .. £:c.£l"arts .Il /('j'~; Cf l&J 'il:: lI'alel~'" Iii",:' --{1 rJIJenn'i,u ;00 '!--. C.(}I'Oha71l-· 16'O!Z, • T.(J~aso/l/ 160 r.~ [.Ilknowrl/fiO~~ 1 -_ _ 1~ _ _ 11· _______ ,Iq,-I-_...L "- _1 . . Hle/le-Io,J.I IGO f'I a J.Jtf,.. . �WILLIAM DENTON, Geologist and Naturalist Taken from the "Philatelic West and Collector's World," Superior, Nebraska, dated sometime in 1910, article by George J. REMSBURG. Kansas State Historical Society file 48301. Submitted by Martha Parker. Only a few people outside of some of the early settlers of Douglas County, Kansas, are cognizant of the fact that one of the most noted American geologists and naturalists, William DENTON, once lived in Kansas. The writer visited Douglas County some time ago and learned from the late Henry HIATT, one of the pioneers of that section, some interesting facts relative to the early career of the distinguished scientist. I visited the spot where Mr. DENTON's cabin stood and picked up a number of relics from the debris of his pioneer home. About fifteen miles southwest of Lawrence and nearly the same distance southeast of Topeka, on the beautiful prairie south of the Wakarusa River, stand two natural elevations, from which, on account of their striking similarity, the locality derived its name of Twin Mounds. Some of the old settlers believed that these mounds were built by a mound-building race, but Mr. DENTON demonstrated that they were of natural origin. A townsite was laid out here at an early day, but a small village of several houses is all that ever materialized. The landscape here is a magnificent one. It seems that nature must have designed the beautiful twin mounds expressly as observatories for the use of man in gazing upon the splendid expanse of country that stretches away from them on every side. A short distance to the south the famous old Santa Fe Trail winds its serpentine form across the prairie; off to the northwest may be seen the state capitol dome in Topeka, and the northeast may be caught a glimpse of the state university of Lawrence. Looking across the Wakarusa to the north is seen in the distant haze, the majestic hills that skirt the valley of the Kaw. To the east is Rock Creek, where many interesting fossils, especially of leaf-impression, are found. The panorama that here presents itself is one of those picturesque blendings of prairie and valley, of hill and woodland, of varied scenery, such as characterizes this section of Kansas, and which engaged in glowing tribute the pen of John C. FREMONT, the "Pathfinder," as he passed this way in 1842. Here on one of these Twin Mounds stood the little cabin home of Wm. DENTON, and here he pursued his studies and researches from 1858 to 1880. Here in this primitive home, almost isolated, and amid the "beneficent fruition of nature," lived this lover of nature, and here he imbibed such of the inspiration that molded his "Soul of Things," and his "Past, Present and Future." Mr. DENTON, according to Henry HIATT, often lectured at the different pioneer settlements in Douglas County. It is a historical fact that the city of Lawrence was founded largely by Unitarians. During the early days Mr. DENTON made arrangements to deliver a lecture in the Unitarian Church at Lawrence. When the time arrived they refused to allow the lect~re in the church on the pretext that DENTON was a spiritualist, there being a decided aversion to spirititualism at that time. Not to be foiled, however, by this spirit of prejudice, DENTON decided to have a meeting on the street. Mr. HIATT was there and proposed that a boy be sent over the town ringing a bell to get a crowd together. A boy could not be secured so Mr. HIATT took the bell himself and soon had an immense crowd to listen to the redoubtable thinker "DENTON was much enthused," said HIATT, "and made a speech that almost captivat~d the vast throng of people." DENTON was also an ardent temperance advocate and promulgated it at every opportunity. Among the highly prized relics of DENTON's which the writer secured at Twin Mounds is a book he owned in 1858, and which was generously donated by Mr. 0.0. HIATT, who lived within a stone's thow of DENTON's old home. 178 �William DENTON's fame rests chiefly on his great geolocial researches. Among his works are the following: "O ur Planet," liThe Soul of Things," "Past, Present, and Future," liThe Origin of Man," etc. Of the many discussions in which he engaged the most notable was with President James A. GARFIELD, on the origin of man. A few months later Charles DARWIN produced his great work on the "Origin of the Species," corroborating by carefully recorded observations the evidence presented by Mr. DENTON in that debate. DENTON's lecture tours carried him to all parts of North America. He then went to Australia, New Zealand and Tasmania, and died in New Guinea in 1883, while engaged in scientific research. He was 60 years of age. His companions wrapped him in his blanket and buried him on a mountain near where he died. His widow is, or was at last account, living at Wellesley, Mass. The accompanying picture shows Mr. DENTON as he appeared when he resided in Kansas. HENRY HIATT, A Man Ahead of His Time The following excerpts were taken from the book written by Henry HIATT, liMy Bel ief and Reasons Therefor," pages 18-19 (Jefferson Gazett Co., Publishers, Lawrence, KS, dated sometime after 1893). A copy is filed at the Watkins Museum. I was born December 30, 1815, in Warren County, Ohio. At the age of five my parents moved to Wayne County, Indiana, where I lived until April, 1856, when I moved to Kansas at the age of 27. Was married to Fanny E., daughter of Isaiah and Abigail SMITH, of Goshen, Orange County, New York. My wife died April 19, 1859, at Twin Mound, having given birth to one boy and five girls, three of whom are living. Three years later was married to my present wife, Abby A. MEAD, who gave birth to four boys and two girls, of whom five are living. When about the age of 21 I took an active interest in the Washington Temperance Society just organized in Baltimore by six reformed drunkards who, with the aid of a few early converts, were having great success in lecturing through the States, obtaining simple pledges to abstain from the use of all intoxicants as a beverage. But with individual exceptions the united church, true to their history and early training, turned their engines and batteries against the movement, loaded with passages from the Bible. In the first years they would neither open the doors of their churches nor in any way countenance tetotal abstinance. This was my first lesson against the church. *** About the same time or a little later the anti-slavery question followed that of temperance as another and still greater disturbing element in the states north and south, and having inherited a deep sympathy for those in bonds as being bound with them I could do no other than give a portion of my life work and means to assist the slaves of the south in obtaining their freedom. The remembrance of no part of said work gives me more pleasure than that of making two trips to Topeka in a close covered spring wagon in which was secreted each trip two colored men - slaves, on their way to Canada. Starting at sunset, leaving them at Col. RICHIE's at midnight, and returning home by sunrise in the morning, RICHIE hauling them to the next station, and so on. 179 �The HENRY HIATT Family of Twin Mound Mrs. Doris MATNEY of Tecumseh, granddaughter of Henry HIATT and daughter of Theron HIATT, provided this genealogy of the Hiatt family from family records to Martha Parker, who has donated it to the Elizabeth M. Watkins Museum. Henry HIATT, b. 30 Dec 1815, Warren Co., OH (Silas HIATT/Anna CLARY), d. 25 Feb 1900, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. mI. Frances Elizabeth SMITH, b. 15 Oct 1821, Orange Co., NY (Isaiah SMITH/Abigail JESSUP), d. 18 Apr 1858, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Children: Alpharus J. HIATT, b. 14 Dec 1843, Wayne Co., IN, d. 25 Dec 1872, KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. Fannie BATTS. Elmer HIATT, b. Dec 1870, d. 16 Feb 1871, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Oaxana Clary HIATT, b. 15 Apr 1848, Wayne Co., IN, d. 14 Feb 1928, Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. Walter CHALLIS, b. 6 Mar 1843, Rosedale, IN, d. 5 Jan 1913, Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS. A daughter CHALLIS, d. as an infant. Chester CHALLIS, d. as an infant Harvey CHALLIS. Edna L. CHALLIS CROW, b. 1877, d. 1957, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Alveretta HIATT, b. 26 Jun 1850, Wayne Co., IN, d. 11 Nov 1850, Wayne Co., IN. Zirona "Zidie" Vadala HIATT, b. 1 Dec or 5 Oct 1851, Wayne Co., IN, d. single 18 Aug 1871, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Querentha Lenore HIATT, b. 5 Oct 1854, Wayne Co., IN, d. 20 May 1910, Topeka, KS, m. Thomas Jefferson BROWN, b. 30 Nov 1854 (James Chalmers BROWN/Maria Gertrude __ ), d. 25 Apr 1934, Topeka, KS. Kumwegif Ceginette HIATT, b. 7 Aug 1857, Twin Mound, KS, d. 1929, New Lliano, LA, m. Henry LACEFIELD. m2. Abigail "Aby" Ann MEAD, b. 26 Feb 1836, New York City, NY (Alanson MEAD/Mary Ann SMITH), d. 20 Apr 1928, Lawrence, KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Children: Homer Fedora Petro HIATT, b. 26 Dec 1862, Twin Mound, KS, d. 10 Jan 1900, Topeka, KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. 11 Jun Charlotte Rosetha BERGER, b. 1863 Lawrence, KS (Carl William BERGER/Caroline), d. 9 Mar 1950, Greeley, CO. Orel Onida HIATT, b. 3 Oct 1865, Twin Mound, KS, d. single 13 Jan 1941, Twin Mound, KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Theron Cenajah HIATT, b. 31 Jul 1868, Twin Mound, KS, d. 8 Nov 1947, Baldwin, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. Mary Alice FRASER, b. 6 Aug 1874, Meriden, Jefferson Co., KS (Sylvester Faulkner FRASER/Mary Matilda GUFFIN), d. 1 Mar 1947, Baldwin, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Effie Zirena HIATT, b. 24 Jan 1871, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, d. 1893 Albequerque, NM, m. Andrew McLAUGHLIN. Clyde HIATT, b. 9 Apr 1874, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, d. 21 Dec 1950, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery, m. Anna McBRIDE, b. Douglas Co., KS (Alexander McBRIDE, 1839-1902, bur. Twin Mound 180 �Cemetery/Margaret ,1840-1894, bur. Twin Mound Cemetery), d. 2 Oct 1938, Lawrence, KS--,bur. Twin Mound Cemetery. Leoti HIATT, b. 15 Sep 1876, Twin Mound, Douglas Co., KS, d. Clifton, Leni AZ, m. Jay KENNEDY, b. 29 Oct 1874, Douglas Co., KS (Eugene M. KENNEDY/Eva FOX), d. 27 Jan 1943, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS •. Abigail (JESSUP) SMITH was born 14 Dec 1780 Sag Harbor, Long Island, NY, and died 18 Dec 1864, Twin Mound, KS. Henry HIATT was born in Warren Co., Ohio, and moved to Wayne Co., Indiana when he was five years old. He went with his brother-in-law, Aaron Burr SMITH, to Orange Co., NY, to visit Aaron's parents, and married Frances (Fanny) SMITH, sister of Aaron. They moved to Bloomington, Douglas Co., Kansas in April 1856, when he and two partners operated a steam saw mill. He sold his interest in the mill in 1857, and moved to Twin Mound, Kansas Territory. (The July 1857 map shows this as not being settled.) Here he built a stone grist mill, wind powered. He was also a farmer. Henry built a stone windmill for grinding grain. The building also housed a general store and the first post office in the community. Their home was on the stage line between Lawrence and Carbondale, and was known as the Twin Mound House, where travelers ate their noon meal, and horses were fed and watered. He was raised a Quaker and attended meeting regularly, but was read out of the church for questioning and arguing about anything he did not understand (or agree with), but adhered closely to Quaker principals. He never swore, but his pet expressions were "Dod Rotted," "Dag Nabed," "Con Sarned," "Dad b1amed," "Ding b1asted," and if very mad he would come up with "Jeeves river." Henry only attended 3 months regular school, but was educated by his parents. In reading his articles, several have remarked that he was ahead of his times. A short time before he died, he selected a large, sturdy log, and carved his own coffin from it. When he tested it, he found it snug around the shoulders, so widened it at that point. His mill stones, inscribed simply "Henry HIATT, A Pioneer," mark his grave in the Twin Mound Cemetery, which he helped organize. Also buried there are his first, second wife, Frances, Abigail, and his sons, Homer, Oral, Clyde (wife Anna) and Theron (Mary, Alice), also a number of other relatives. He was also registered as a lawyer. Abigail Ann MEAD was the niece of Henry's first wife, Fanny SMITH. Oaxana Clary HIATT attended Hesper Academy (Quaker), southeast of Lawrence. Querentha (Quintie) took painting at K.U. (at least). Kumwegif (Wegie) was a school teacher, and at least two of her pupils named their daughters "Wegie." Homer was a store-keeper. Theron and Effie attended Lawrence Business College. Leoti attended Kansas State, Manhattan, then took nursing at the Cook Co. Hospital in Chicago. Mourn Death of 0.0. HIATT, Jan 10 This obituary was taken from an unknown newspaper. Submitted by Martha Parker. Mr. HIATT was well-known to local residents, having done much study. Ore1 O. HIATT was born at Twin Mound, Kansas, November 3, 1865. He attended the home school for 10 or 12 years as was the custom at that time. By reading a great deal he gave himself a higher education. He took up the study of shorthand which was very unusual at that time, also astronomy and geology. From the banks of Rock Creek he dug out many rare and valuable geological specimens which he 181 �presented to the State University. Later he became interested in theosophy and made a trip to India in 1902 to better acquaint himself with the teaching and belief of that society. He was very much interested in the early history of Kansas and had many relics of the Indians and pioneers. With the exception of 5 years he lived at Dover, Kansas and the 2 years he spent in travel, he lived on the old homestead that his father preempted in 1857. Two years ago the old home burned and since then he has lived with his brother, Clyde. He had been in poor health for a number of years and after a short severe illness passed away, January 10, 1941. Reminiscenes of HENRY HIATT of Twin Mound From the Kansas State Historical Society. Submitted by Martha Parker. The notation about claims seems to indicate they were taken from the depositions supporting claims made by Kansas citizens against the United States, and recorded in the House Reports of 1861. These page numbers, however, do not refer to the House Reports for the 2nd Session of the 36th Congress in 1861. (See claims of George Ward and Toussaint LaHay which follow.) Letter dated 2 Jun 1893, Twin Mound, Kan., to F.G. ADAMS, Sec. Hist. Society, Topeka, Kan. Dear Sir, Your communic~tion of Jan 12 was duly received, but have delayed, having doubts of my ability to recollect circumstances and dates transpiring more than one third of Century since, that could at all interest the reader of today. Tis true I witnessed and was cognizant of many exciting and some tragi cal deeds during my first two or three years residence in Kansas, some of which you doubtless have on record. I arrived in Kansas on the 26th day of April 1856 in company with P.R. BERKAU and Shubal SWAIN. We settled ten miles southwest of Lawrence at a place since called Bloomington, lying between the historic stream Wakarusa on the North and Rock Creek on the South. We selected that locality on account of the abundance of large and valuable timber on those streams for sawing; and we in partnership engaged in constructing one of the largest saw mills ever built in the state under the firm of Berkau, Hiatt and Swain. Whilst engaged in construction of said mill, we were annoyed more or less by armed Border Ruffians in the interest of, and working for, the Institution of Slavery, in small squads and Companies of from fifty to five hundred or more. My first annoyance was running the gauntlet in hauling overland from Kansas City my household goods, Cottage House and our Sawmill machinery. As our direct road was infested by a gang of some fifty or sixty armed ruffians, encamped six miles west of Kansas City, and for two weeks were the terror of most who traveled that way, especially those going West. Some were plundered, robbed and had their horses taken, their wagon and harness probably left by the road side. My friends advised me not to go and risk my life and team. The latter I would surely lose. But I told them I never carried arms, and would give them no cause to missuse me, besides which we were needing our machinery. So I started with two teams, one ox and one horse team, my twelve year old son driving the ox team. When arriving at the Indian Bluejackets Hotel about halfway to Kansas City found a man who had lost a pair of good horses. He was waiting the action of the Governor to whom he had written for assistance to reclaim his horses. We arrived at the City next day without disturbance from the Rufians. When our waggons were loaded the Kansas City Merchants warned me of the danger of passing by their camp, as those leaving the City with supplies were 182 �objects of their lawlessness. But we went out within two miles of their Camp where we stopped an hour to rest and graze our teams, where there was a well at a Baptist Church. While there the Camp (having been routed by the Governour) came marching up and halted to drink at the well, where they lounged around for a half hour before starting for Missouri. I mingled with them freely, endeavoring to hire a couple of them to help in the construction of our mill. I found them pleasant and sociable fellows, who under more favourable circumstances would make good citizens. My load consisted of a Sheetiron Smoke Stack 45 ft •. in length and 2 ft. in diameter, flattended at one end with a sleight angle to stand on the furnace giving it the appearance of a huge musket or cannon. On my way home I met five ruffians each armed with a Carbon, two revolvers and a large buoy knife. They were returning home from a marauding trip in the Territory. Had I been at all freightened, would have received rough treatment. As soon as the leader was near enough to speak he began Swearing as none but a ruffian could, saying I had the d-mdest biggest cannon he ever saw. Yes Siree, I replyed, just give me enough amunition to load it and I can do up the whole business at once. After a big hah hah, he said by g-d that would kill every d-md abolitionist in the State at one shott. You can go on you are all right on the goose, and feeling sure I was thoroughly proslavery allowed me to pass unmolested. Soon after this a Company of some fifty border ruffians took possession of a house partially fortified in front by a stone fence (some three miles distant from my residence) on the high prairie on Washington which was lined with hundreds of acres of brush and young timber affording large facilities for hiding or escape. They remained in possession of said house a month or more in July and August 1856 dOing little or no mischief that I now recollect, untill they were visited by a Major from Massachusetts who was stopping in Lawrence. Have lost his name, though~e was frequently a guest at my house, and being a free Mason he believed he could visit their Camp and be permitted to leave without injury, and would doubtless have succeeded if all at the Camp had been freemasons, but he was followed by two or three who murdered him and partially buried him within a mile of the Camp, where he was found three days later and brought past my house where I saw but could not recognize him. The neighbours were immediately aroused, and some four hundred armed men were soon enrout for the Camp led by Gen. LANE, determined to punish the muderous invaders of the Territory. But the guards were on the look out and saw LANE's army approaching and vacated the house with the greatest possible celerity and despatch leaving behind them provisions, muskets, trunks, robes and blankets in the house, and scattered through the thick brush, under cover of which they were permitted to escape. Before said Camp was routed, old John BROWN of Harpers Ferry notoriety stayed at my house overnight. From certain rumours just received, led our milling Company to anticipate an attack that night from said camp, but our fears were allayed by the presence and advice of old Mr. BROWN, who said he would show us how to make a substantial fortification in twenty minutes, by rolling into proper place a few of the large sawlogs in our Mill yard, behind which three or four men armed with loaded shotguns or muskets could defend the place against any probable attack. About this time a few of my Free State neighbours went across the Wakarusa in the night some ten miles and drove home and butchered a three year old steer out of a herd belonging to a proslavery man. Soon after which another party of . freestate neighbours went after night into the house of an elderly woman being alone (her h~sband.having been a member of the first Territorial Legislature elected by Mlssourlans, and who under the press of excitement had left his wife and hom~ ~o seek protection elsewhere) ordered her out of the house. On receiving her posltlve refusal, they threw her beds and household furniture in a pile on the 183 �floor and set it on fire, first selecting for themselves such articles of beding &c &c as they could carry away. The lady of the house, powerless, witnessed the burning of all her effects, walked slowly miles away to the house of some friend for shelter and protection. The burning was followed up by plundering and carrying off all the chickens and butchering a pig or two in the pen and the only cow in the lot also dividing into a share a piece his green corn in the field. The latter, however, was sullenly yielded to the owner on his return in time to gather it in the fall. I was indignant at such criminal actions and the more so because the perpetrators set up for themselves a higher standard, in favour of a free State one step at least, in advance of the South. Other property was stolen, other houses burned by free State persons, all of which tended more or less to thwart the effects of those honestly labouring for freedom, tempered with justice, and correspondingly strengthened the hands of those labouring to extend the Institution of Slavery. In the latter part of August 1856 the roads through which Lawrence obtained her supplies from the Rivver were blocked by Border Ruffians so it became necessary for me to go to Lecompton for flour. Arriving there at noon on Saturday I found the Town full of Border Ruffians. Someone spotted me and I was made a prisoner in half an hour, thrust in to a low tent with half a dozen others· previously arrested. On the first night of our cpnfinement our situation was the most critical. About 11 p.m. we were surrounded by 15 or 20 Border Ruffians, about as rough a set of freebooters as could be found, who claimed that the Tent under which we were confined belonged to them and they were going to have it, their object doubtless was to tear the Tent from over us and drag the prisoners into the brush and rob and murder us. Our guard who was a small Kentucky Irishman was a.mred with a double barrel shotgun revolver and buoy knife and was equal to the occassion, his fearless pluck and courage mingled with oaths was rarely if ever equaled. . After remaining two nights in Lecompton the whole Army some five hundred men, marched south in the direction of my home some six miles away being full half way, which a1larmed my wife and mill pardners causing them to pack in Trunks and boxes the more valuable household goods and bury them in the cornfield. Whilst encamped at the latter place Gen. STRINGFELLOW and Col. ROBBERTS one of his officers had a quarrel which came nigh terminating in a dual, on account of their Scouts having burned six of the best farm houses along the road. STRINGFELLOW endorsed, ROBBERTS condemned the burning, stating that he came with his company of sixty armed men for the express purpose of putting a stop to burning houses by Free State people, and if their party were permitted to do the same thing, he would take his men and go home, which he did without delay reducing the numbers in Camp' and leaving them badly discouraged. After three Camping in the Country, the balance of the Army in charge of their prisoners returned to Lecompton on friday morning by a different rout • . Soon after arrival Gen. LANE with some four hundred armed men were seen approaching the Town over the prairie. Many of the Border Ruffians were badly scared, but most of them were ready for the fight under protection of the Basement of the new Capital and such other hiding places as they could find. Of the seven prisoners, two including myself were immedate1y discharged on condition we should join neither side in the approaching battle. The manner in which the National Guards intercepted Gen •. LANE preventing a fight is doubtless on the record. Soon as I learned there would be no fight, I returned to see Capt. HAMPTON who had charge of the prisoners and who had so unceremoniously released me an hour previous to obtain his assistance in reclaiming my team still in possession and claimed by the man who had me arrested. On arrival I found some 300 Ruffians who were the most anxious to kill somebody formed in a hollow square with a man 184 �counting them and Col. TITUS on horse back in the ring harrangning them, . . preliminary to pursuit of Gen. LANE. Cap. HAMPTON saw and came to me wh1sperlng ln my ear to get back to my room immediately as I would not be safe there a minute, but as those seeking Abolition blood were all in the ring. I was not recognized and permitted to escape. On leaving I met Gen. RICHARDSON commander who likewise charged me to get back to a place of safety. So I was placed in custody for the night with other prisoners taken near Leavenworth and who had not been released. In the morning whilst marching from our place of confinement some 100 yards to our breakfast, two others and myself, a Border Ruffian was only prevented from shooting one of us by the bursting of a gun cap. Acting Gov. WOOSON at once ordered him across the rivver. Through the efforts of Cap. HAMPTON I regained my team with a shower of abuse from the man claiming it, to offset the loss of Ponies he said the Abolitionist had stolen from him. I arrived at home with my flour on Saturday evening having been retained a prisoner one week. P.S. I find in looking over what I have written that it is mostly personal matter, having little or no interest to the general reader. If there any items worthy of notice all right otherwise throw it aside. I have been inexcusably behind in promptly writing. Yours Truly, s. Henry HIATT Claims, 1861, p.1536. Toussiant LaHAY settled in Douglas County before I came to Kansas, and built a nicely furnished pine house of three or four rooms, plastered, painted, and on a raised foundation. His claim was half a mile east of what is now known as Sigel Bridge, a little post office at the crossing of the Wakarusa, eight miles from Lawrence. Gabriel MARKLE, who married a daughter of LaHAY, still lives on this place. The house was one of the nicest ones in the country at that time, and was perhaps put up in 1855. Mr. LaHAY had a wife, two sons, and two or more daughters. His boys were pro-slavery and rough and always ready to fight. I think he owned one or two slaves. His boys were both large enough to hold claims, and I think there must have been two or three quarter sections of land in the family, good bottom land. LaHAY was a man of wealth and influence among his people. Sometime in 1856 a party of free-state men, supposed to have been residents of the vicinity, but whose identity I never learned, robbed his house of furniture, clothing, etc., and burned it to the ground. LaHAY was intimidated by this outrage, but immediately put up a log-pole hut with dirt floor where he lived for some time and until he built a better frame house than the first. I think he left our (not legible) before the war, going South. I think his daughter married Mr. MARKLE about the time he left. I felt indignant when I heard of the robbing and burning of LaHAY·s house, although I was a free-state man and had come to Kansas with the intention of dOing my part in the struggle. I remember of calling on LaHAY early in our acquaintance and expressing my desire that we should be neighborly. I told him that it was only the circumstances of our bringing up that made me an abolitionist and him proslavery; had he been residing north and I south, our views would have accorded with our environments. He seemed greatly pleased with my overtures of friendship, and we always got on well together. My wife and I attended the marriage of one of his daughters during the time the family lived in the log house. The young man whom she married worked in my saw mill. Claims, 1861, p.1735-1737. I had another neighbor by the name of George W. WARD, who had been a member of the first border ruffian legislature. He had a comfortable double log house. F~r reasons of personal sa!ety, he left home in the fall of 1856, leaving his wlfe, a woman of perhaps S1xty years, in charge of the premises. On the night of 185 �September 7th, some free-state men in our neighborhood, Alfred CURTIS, A.E. LOVE, and one other man I did not know, went to WARD's house, and not finding him at home proceeded to carry away bedding and clothing. They then piled the furniture together and set fire to it. They had ordered his wife to leave, but.she would not go until the fire drove her out. They took some cattle, hogs, and chlckens. The cattle they killed, and offered it for sale in the neighborhood. Some time after the fire Mr. WARD returned and rebuilt the house, remaining a year or two until he could sell it, going south before the war. The men who committed these depradations were our free-state neighbors. I told them that it was our duty to behave ourselves. If we acted as badly as the Missourians, plundering and murdering, our friends in the east would have no sympathy for us, and would leave us to our fate. Claim of GEORGE W. WARD Before the 36th Congress of the United States The following petition is recorded in Volume 2 of "Kansas Claims, House Reports, 36th Congress, 2nd Session," No. 476, pages 1733-1737 at the Spencer Research Library, call No. 1107. Researched by the editor. In the interest of space and genealogical value, I have recorded here only excerpts from the petition. In the matter of the petition of George W. WARD. Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas, ss: George W. WARD, the above named petitioner, being duly sworn, saith: I presented a statement of my actual losses during the difficulties of 1855-56 to H.J. STRICKLER, late commissioner to audit claims under the act of 1857. The witnesses upon whom devolved the proof of my claim were J.M. TUTON, Toussaint LaHAY, and Sidney M. WARD; and deponent further saith that the statement so presented to said commissioner was correct and true according to the best of knowledge and belief of this deponent, and that deponent is unable to obtain the attendance of all of said witnesses before the present board of commissioners, as some of them are absent from the Territory, as far as deponent knows or can ascertain. J.M. TUTON, as deponent is informed, is now living in the southwest of Missouri; his testimony being important in this case, deponent respectfully asks of the honorable board of commissioners, appointed to provide for adjustment and payment of claims, that the testimony, proof, and papers originally taken by the former commissioner, H.J. STRICKLER, be accepted as his petition and testimony under the present law. 'I have never recovered any of the property nor received any compensation from any source for the property taken as alleged and set forth in the case so presented to the former commissioner, and upon which his award was made in my favor for thirteen hundred and sixty-five dollars. This deponent settled in Kansas during the fall of 1854. His claim is situated upon the Wakarusa, about ten miles from Lawrence. Geo. W. WARD. Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 1st day of August, A.D. 1859. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public. *** Sidney M. WARD, who being duly sworn, says: That she is the wife of Mr. George W. WARD; was at home on the 7th of September 1856. On the evening of that day a body of armed men surrounded the house of the petitioner, (Mr. Ward,) and commenced firing guns; then demanded a surrender of the men; finding there were no men about the premises, they came into the house, took and carried away all the moveable effects of Mr. WARD, such as bedding, clothing, &c; they threatened, at different times, to shoot me if I did not leave the premises; although being in "deshabille," I was not allowed to take a suit of wearing apparel, but, applying the torch to the houses, burnt up all the furniture and effects of the petitioner. I have examined the schedule annexed to the petition of Mr. WARD, and know that 186 �all the articles mentioned were either burned or carried away. Believe that the property, houses, &c., were destroyed by persons engaged in the rebellion, and in direct resistance to the constituted authorities; believe that they destroyed Mr. WARD's property because he differed with them in political sentiments; believe that the estimated value of the property destroyed, stolen and burned, as shown by the schedule, to be fair and correct. Sydney M. WARD. Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 22d of September, 1857. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner for Auditing Claims. *** John M. TUTON, after being duly sworn, states: That he knows Mr. WARD to be a citizen of the Territory; that he was familiar with Mr. WARD's property and effects, as he had the same under charge during the absence of Mr. WARD; that he carefully examined the annexed list of property submitted by Mr. WARD, and knows tha~ the property enumerated was carried off or destroyed at the time by an armed body of men; that the price annexed to the articles was about the cash price of the same, and believes that the aggregate sum of the loss incurred by Mr. WARD in consequence of the troubles in the Territory could not, under a fair, just, and reasonable valuation, be less than thirteen hundred and sixty-five (1,365) dollars. Sworn to before me this 17th day of September, A.D. 1857. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner. *** Samuel WALKER, of lawful age, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he is acquainted with George W. WARD; knows that his houses and effects were burned and destroyed in the fall of 1856; it occured about the 7th of September. The houses were double log-houses; pretty good houses; the houses and effects were destroyed by an armed body of men. I know everything was burnt up; even the clothing of Mrs. WARD was burnt; that she left the premises in her night clothes. Samuel WALKER. Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 24th day of August, 1859. David T. MITCHELL, Notary Public. Claim of TOUSSAINT LA HAY Before the 36th Congress of the United States The following petition is recorded in Volume 2 of "Kansas Claims, House Reports, 36th Congress, 2nd Session," No. 433, pages 1586-1589 at the Spencer Research Library, call No. 1107. Researched by the editor. In the interest of space and genealogical value, I have recorded here only excerpts from the petition. In the matter of the petition of Toussaint LA HAY. Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas, ss: Toussaint LA HAY, the above named petitioner, being duly sworn, deposes and says: That he presented to H.J. STRICKLER, late commissioner to audit claims, appointed under act of 1857, a statement of his actual losses incurred during the difficulties of 1855 and 1856, which statement was correct, according to the best of the knowledge and belief of this deponent. This deponent would further represent that some of the witnesses whose testimony is material and important to this deponent in proof of his claim of losses are now out of the Territory, and that it is impossible for this deponent to secure the attendance of said witnesses before the board of commissioners appointed under an act entitled "An act to provide for the payment and adjustment of claims," approved February 7, 1859. Your deponent would respectfully ask that the proofs, papers, and testimony so . presented t? the late commissioner, and upon which he made his award in my favor, may be recelved by the board of commissioners as his petition and testimony under the present law. This deponent would further represent that he has never recovered any of the property lost as alleged and set forth in the statement so presented to 187 �said STRICKLER, nor received compensation from any source for said losses. This deponent has been residing in Kansas since the year 1854, and lives about six miles from Lawrence, upon the Wakarusa River. Touissaint LA HAY. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 29th day of April, A.D. 1859. John SHANNON. Territory of Kansas, County of Douglas, ss: I, Toussaint LA HAY, of the Territory and county aforesaid, represent unto the honorable commissioner: That on or about the 15th day of August, A.D. 1856, a body of armed men then and there forcibly too and carried away one horse and two rifles. At another time another body of armed men came and drove away your petitioner's family; took possession of the premises, and took, carried away, or destroyed the property of your petitioner, to wit; Blacksmith's tools, carpenter's tools, harness and saddles, household and kitchen furniture, three head of cattle, and burned the house of your petitioner. All of the above mentioned articles were the property of your said petitioner. Touissaint LA HAY. Sworn to and subscribed this 17th of September, 1857. H.J. STRICKLER, Commissioner. *** Mr. J.M. TUTON called, and, under oath, says: That he knows Mr. LA HAY; believes the estimate placed upon the property destroyed to be fair and just; knows that Mr. LA HAY's houses were burned; that the houses were good, comfortable houses; knows that Mr. LA HAY's cattle were taken away, and some were driven to Lawrence; heard on one occassion a gentleman by the name of SWAIN acknowledge that he had killed some of Mr. LA HAY's cattle. Sworn to before me this 17th September, 1857. H. J. STRICKLER, Commissioner. *** Francis E. LA HAY, being duly sworn, deposes and says: I am acquainted with Touissaint LA HAY, and live in sight of his house, and lived in sight of his house during the "troubles of 1856;" knows that he incurred losses during the diffculties. This deponent saw a body of armed men come to the premises of Toussaint LA HAY and forcibly take and carry away one horse and two rifles; this was about the middle of August, 1856; prior to this time Toussaint LA HAY had a pair of matched horses stolen; he recovered one of said horses, which was again stolen at the time of the taking of the rifles, as above described. About the 1st of September, 1856, a body of armed men, supposed to be from Lawrence, came to the premises of Toussaint LA HAY, and ordered his family to leave the premises and the Territory, and gave them "passes" to pass out of the Territory uninterrupted. I was present at the time, and a pass was given me. The only reason assigned was that the two elements in the county could not exist together. About the 8th of September, 1856, a body of armed men came and took possession of the premises. I saw these men; they shot at me. They then and there destroyed and carried away nearly everything Mr. LA HAY had; they burned his houses, carried away or burned his kitchen and household furniture, his blacksmith's tools, carpenter's tools, and his harness, saddles, &c. I have reason to suppose that he has never recovered any of the property alleged in the statement presented Hon. H.J. STRICKLER, late commissioner, as lost, nor do I know of his having received any compensation for the same. The cattle were driven away when the house was burned. I heard them driving the cattle off. The pair of horses was worth about $300; the set of blacksmith's and carpenter's tools were worth $100; the set of harness and three saddles were worth $60 or $65; two rifles were worth $36; three head of cattle were worth fully $70. The frame house was plastered; had porches, brick chimney, and was worth $800 alone. The log house and household furniture were worth several hundred dollars. Mr. LA HAY is a citizen of Kansas, and now resided on Wakarusa about six miles from Lawrence. Francis E. LA HAY. Sworn to and subscribed befor; me this 29th day of April, A.D. 1859. John SHANNON, Notary Public. 188 �i'--- J I. DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 From Book 6 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. 144, Lawrence Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. ...... co 1.0 DATE/PLACE BRIDEGROOM BRIDE ACHNING, Charles J. ADDLEMAN, George A. Dg Co, KS ALLEN, Robert B. ALLER,John M. Crete, NE ANDERSON, Arthur J. ANDERSON, August A. Kans City, MO ANDERSON, Edmund L. ANDERSON, James A. Linwood, KS APETZ, Charles E. Dg Co, KS ARKLE, Fred ASHLEY,Anderson H. ATCHISON, George Abilene, KS ATKINSON, Erastus BALDWIN, Chester U. Clinton, KS BALDWIN, William H. Tonganoxie,KS BARBER, John F. Denver, CO BARNES, Elisha Tower City, Dak BEASLEY, John H. BELL, Frank C. BEMM, Bruno BENSON, Nelson BERLIN, Eli BLAKE,O. E. Kans City, MO 7 Mar 1888 LOTHHOLZ, Minnie 22 Aug 1888BENNETT,Sarah A. Dg Co, KS Reno, KS 12 Dec 1888 ALLSTOT.Mary M. 15 Aug 1888HUMPHREY, Anna Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 29 Nov 1888 WAGSTAFF, Minnie A. 7 June 1888DISSINGER, Laura Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 12 Jan 1888 DANIELS, Belle 19 Jan 1888BRUCE, Lizzie Leav Co, KS Reno, KS 6 May 1888WENBERG, Sallie Leav Co, KS Conn. 6 Oct 1888 LEWIS, Cora 19 Feb 1888 HARMAN, Betty V. 13 Aug 1888THACHER, Anna Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 1 Oct 1888 WOLFE, Emma 15 Nov 1888ANDERSON, Rose W. Dg Co" KS Geneva, KS PICKETT, Mary Elizabeth 31 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS Wichita, KS 1 May 1888ALLEN, Sarah J. Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 21 Nov 1888ANDERSON,Ella L. Dg Co, KS Tonganoxie. KS 14 Mar 1888 MILLER, Louisa J. 16 Feb 1888 MACK, Lida (Miss) 30 Aug 1888 GIERTZ. Bertha 6 Nov 1888 FINCH, Selinda 30 May 1888 DOUGLASS, Nancy 28 Oct 1888HUFF, Minnie R. Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS PAGE • OFFICIANT 429 475 J. J. Silberman, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 523 471 John Q. A. Norton, PJ W. A. Quayer, MG 517 455 Jas. Marvin, MG Peter Schumann, MG 409 410 J. T. Stevens, JP M. F. Harrigan, MG 449 J. W. Spring, MG 494 423 472 W. P. Elliott, MG 493 507 J. Wykert, MG Henry Farwell, MG 535 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 446 S. M. Osmond. MG 510 S. F. Wilson, MG· 432 421 479 503 453 498 Henry S. M. J. T. Frank R. A. C. W. John Wilder, JP S. J. Brown, MG J. Ducker, MG Osmond, MG Stevens, JP B. OLds, MG George, MG Gullett, MG �Vo \. )( I I Wo,4 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM ..... \0 o BRIDE BLODES, Joseph A. WARREN, Frances Linwood. KS Linwood, KS BOEHLE, August H. SCHULZ, Augusta O. BOLLARD, William W. YATES. Mamie E. Topeka. KS Dg Co. KS BOND. Ellis WEBBER, May HAM, Arabelle BRAZIL, James E. '--- ..-Johnson- -Co·;--KS----- --. Dg' CO'KS -,.'--.'-"'-' BROWN. Jesse W. MEITH. Agnes L. BROWN. William J. BARNES, Lucinda J. Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co. KS BRUCE, George B. ANDERSON, Flora B. Reno, KS Linwood, KS BRYANT, Francis M. TROUT, Mary E. BUCKMAN, Robert B. PATTERSON, Mary E. Leav Co, KS Leav Co. KS BUETTNER, George J. BRITTON, Hattie BURKLE, John J. GNEFKOW, Minnie A. BURNS, Joseph MC FADDEN, Mary Leone Keokuk, IA Dg Co. KS BURTON, David H. GALLAGHER, Mary F. Argentine, KS Holiday, KS BUTLER, Wood L. GIBSON. Emma CAMPBELL. Edwin M. COLLINS, Alice CAMPBELL. John A. STARR, Zurie E. CHANEY, William O. BLACK. Idella L. Doniphan Co, KS Doniphan Co, KS CHAPMAN. William C. VARNUM. Hattie E. CHINCHOLL, August LEHMANN, Augusta CHRISTIE, Henry C. CORBETT. Minnie S. Media. KS Sumner Co, KS CLARK. Charles H. CALVIN, Martha E. CLARK. John S. PIERCE, Lillie L. CLARK, Taylor GROVE, Sarah J. Randolph Co, MO Jeff Co, KS CLARK, Thomas H. SWEEZER, Pairdee Kans City. MO Dg Co, KS CLOUD, Joseph KENDALL, Laura J. COFFMAN, Allen CARR. Daisy A. Leav Co, KS Leav Co. KS DATE/PLACE PAGE 10 Feb 1888417 Dg Co, KS 1 Mar 1888 426 5 Sep 1888481 Dg Co, KS 20 May 1888 451 27 Mar 1888~34 ----Johnson-·-eo ;o'--KS-"'---' 5 Sep 1888 480 1 Mar 1888426 Jeff Co, KS 30 Nov 1888511 Leav Co, KS 17 Dec 1888 524 18 Aug 1888473 Dg Co, KS 28 Nov 1888 514 12 Jan 1888 410 3 Oct 1888494 Dg Co, KS 22 Feb 1888424 Wyan Co, KS 18 Apr 1888 441 23 July 1888 466 2 Oct 1888 492 10 May 1888450 Dg Co, KS 19 Sep 1888 485 3 Jan 1888 406 7 Mar 1888428 Sumner Co, KS 16 Feb 1888 419 5 Sep 1888 482 4 Apr 1888437 Jeff Co. KS 29 Nov 1888516 Dg Co. KS 21 June 1888 460 27 Mar 1888435 Dg Co, KS * OFFICIANT John Q. A. Norton, PJ Christian Rehn, MG Edward C. Ray, MG F. W. Testerman. MG Thos,V!. • Oshel, J,p. 0 S~' B. Hyman, MG C. D. Bates, JP M. F. Harrigan, Priest John Q. A. Norton, PJ O. L. Tindall, MG Jas Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ A. H. Stote, MG R. W. Arnold, MG S. M. Osmond, MG WIn. Ire Ian. MG Werter R. Davis, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ WIn. Whitney, MG Christian Rehn, MG E. C. Ferguson, MG Peter Brubaker, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ C. W. Cherry, JP W. Mercer, MG John Endacott, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ �I: DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE COPPLE. James H. LIPPY. Ada F. See l-y. KS Lecompton. KS CRAYCRAFT. William E. LIVINGSTON. Effie A. Linwood. KS Linwood. KS CRICK. Joseph B. MC NEIL. Belle M. Topeka. KS Topeka. KS CUMMINGS. M. Taylor GRIFFIN. Marianna DAUGHERTY, Bert DEAY, Sarah O. DAVIS. Frank H. MC KEE, Cornelia DAVIS, Robert G. WERTZ. Flora L. DAVIS. Thomas N. RICH. Minerva DAY, William H: BRADLEY, Mamie DELAP, Jonathan HINBON, Fr-anoi6 A: Topeka. KS Topeka. KS DEORSEY. George GIVAN, Maggie Johnson Co. KS Johnson Co, KS DICK,George L. LITTELL, Mary A. DODDRIDGE. Charles P. TAYLOR, Nellie DOLAN. John C. SKINNER. Susie DRAPER, Fred L. YORN. Margaret DURHAM. William A.H. SMITH. Laura A. Leav Co. KS Leav Co. KS ELSTON. John G. SIMMONS, Ida M. EVANS. Samuel B. DEAN. Alice Lawr. KS Argentine, KS FAGAN. Peter F. DAVIS. Ollie L. --- - --Top-eka ,-KS- ----_.-- ---- .. --·.----Topeka-.--KS.-·----·-·---·.- FAY. Thomas M. Tonganoxie. KS FINDLEY. William T. Winnebago. MO FISHBURN. Ezra Osage Co. KS FIX. Albert FLAHERTY, Martin Shawnee CO,KS FORD. George Leav Co. KS FORDE. John A. Winnesshiek Co,IA TALBERT. Mattie E. Sterling. KS HALDERMAN. Winnie Dg Co. KS POWELL. Mattie M. Dg Co. KS STEWART. Sarah M. REED. Millie E. Greenwood Co, KS ADAMS. Susie M. Dg Co, KS BERG. Martha E. Dg Go. KS DATE/PLACE PAGE • OFFICIANT 2 Feb 1888- 414 J. Lewis. MG 489 Geo. B. Edgar, JP 520 Geo. B. Edgar. JP 446 518 511 522 460 490 407 C. G. Howland. MG C. E. Griffith. JP Em. Cohran. MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ J. L. Brown. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ A. H. 8toto, MO 416 John Q. A. Norton. PJ Dg Co, KS 17 Sep 1888Dg Co. KS 10 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 1 May 1888 9 Dec 1888 29 Nov 1888 12 Dec 1888 21 June 1888 22 Sep 1888 :3 Jan 1888Dg Co. KS 9 Feb 1888Dg Co. KS 13 Sep 1888 30 Aug 1888 27 Nov 1888 5 Aug 1888 31 Dec 1888Dg Co, KS 7 Dec 1888 19 Jan 1888Dg Co. KS 10 Jan 1888- 487 478 512 466 534 Jas Marvin. MG J. Wykert, MG A.- T.~Ennis. Priest --G. R:Houts,MG Geo. -B. Edgar. JP 519 411 John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Q. A. Norton. PJ 407 S. M. Osmond. MG 484 Ira S. Bundy. MG 486 Henry Farwell, MG 444 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 438 529 John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Q. A. Norton. PJ 512 Thomas F. Norris, MG 492 Wm. Whitney, MG .'----"'--'--"-----'Dg-Co-;--KS-"---- -- 12 Sep 1888- Sterling. KS 13 Sep 1888Dg Co. KS 27 Apr 1888Dg Co. KS 5 Apr 1888 20 Dec 1888Dg CPo KS 25 Nov 1888Dg Co. KS 30 Sep 1888Dg Co. KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE FOWLES. Alfred T. DAVIDSON. Florence C. 28 Nov 1888 515 FOWLER. Richard WATTS. Elizabeth Jane 16 Aug 1888 473 FOX. Isaiah HUNTER. Parlee 27 Aug 1888477 Lawr. KS Topeka. KS FULLER. Charles R. JEWETT. Abbie E. 18 July 1888464 Blue Gla. IL Dg Co. KS Dg Co, KS FULLERTON. Robert D. SPANGLER. Phebe 25 Dec 1888527 Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS Johnson Co. KS G~EED.Charles S. GORE. Mabel E. 28 June 1888462 Topeka. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS GRAY. Thomas B. MIFFLIN. Viola May 13 June 1888456 Carbondale, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS GREEN, Edward (Mr.) THOREN, Lydia S. 2 Apr 1888 436 GUM, Samuel K. STEVER, Mary A. 24 Dec 1888532 Dg Co, KS Junction City, KS Dg Co, KS GUSTAFSON, John W. COLYER, Sarah A. 27 June 1888 461 HADLEY. Louis WILLIAMS. Alice 23 Aug 1888 476 HAMILTON, Newton BIRD. Fannie 26 June 1888 461 HAMM, William E. DISSINGER. Sallie R. 23 Oct 1888499 Jasper Co, MO Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS HAMMERT. Bernhard W/H MARFILIUS.Anna Christine 10 May 1888 447 HARDIN. James H. NELSON. JUlia 18 Aug 1888 474 HARTLEY. Samuel E. HARRIS. Lena 1 Feb 1888 413 HARVEY. Tallyrand PARKER. Mary M. 4 July 1888 462 HASTIE. William L. PATTERSON. Matilda M. 2 Feb 1888 413 HATCHER. Peter M. TUTTLE. Martha E. 18 Nov 1888 509 HAUSE. George WINTER. Carrie A. 22 Feb 1888 425 HAUSMANN, George C. WElL. Sarah E. 8 Nov 1888 503 HAWKINS. William GIDONS, Lul4 2 Nov 1888502 Reno, KS Reno, KS Reno, KS HAYDEN, William GRISARD. Susan 9 June 1888 457 HELFICH. Edward C. MALLISON, Nellie G. 7 Feb 1888414 Mountain Home, ID DG Co. KS Dg Co. KS HESS, Charles KNAACK. Anna 9 Aug 1888 470 HICKS, Charles E. SUTTON, Laura Jane 18 Nov 1888 509 HIBBARD, Sheldon W. SHULL, Ella M. 15 Feb 1888 419 HIDDLESTON, Charles O. MATHEWS, Sarah S. 15 Mar 1888431 Johnson Co, KS Dg Co, KS Johnson Co, KS * OFFICIANT Richard Cordley, MG Samuel B. Hymann, MG License only A. Censon Carroll, MG Jesse L. Whitla, MG Richard Cordley, MG B. F. Bowman. MG J. J. Silbermann, MG G. R. Houts. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ Henry J. Ducker. MG W. Wright, MG Peter Schumann, MG J. J. Silbermann. MG M. Wooton, MG J. T. Stevens. JP W. R. Constant, MG Werter R. Davis, MG Joseph Michael, MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ Peter Schumann. MG I. Sam Kelsall, MG Geo. B. Edgar. JP A. T. Ennis, Priest John Q. A. Norton, PJ L. Van Woorhis, JP E. Atkinson. MG E. L. Thomas, MG I~ �I: DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1888 (Cont'd) ..._- BRIDEGROOM~·--------·-·-L- ...- ER lDE· ~---~-.--.- ------.-~----- -~-. ·--DATE/PtACE _. -~-- - - -'PAGE-#------eFF I-etANT--~-· HILL. Will iam C. HILL. Will iam V. Reno. KS HINDMAN. John C. Leav Co. KS HINES. George HOAD. Alvin B. Kans City. MO HOLMAN. James F. HOPKINS. Charles B. Topeka. KS HOWELL. George W. HOWSLEY. William M. Tonganoxie. KSs HUCKER. William H. HURST. Charles W. Reno. KS HUTCHINS. James R. Tonganoxie. KS HYRE. Charles W. HYRE. Daniel ILIFF. James G. IRVIN. Hannibal JACKSON. Jacob Kans City. KS JAYQUASH. William Linwood. KS JOHNSON. Frank JOHNSON, Vincent JOHNSON. William JONES. David L. JONES. David R. Beatrice. NE JONES. Henry R. JORDAN. Martin J. Dg Co. KS JOY. Nelson T. KAISER. Christian J. MASON. Ella L. CHAPMAN. B. B. Reno. KS FRIDENSTINE. Rena M. Dg Co. KS MC KAY. Mary PATE. Alice L. Dg Co. KS FOWLER. Louisa S. NORTON. Marie V. Dg Co. KS CROZIER. Lena GEISS. Theresia Tonganoxie. KS JACKSON. Lucinda CARTER. Mary S. Reno. KS WARREN. Alice Fairmont. KS HERTZLER. Annie M. JAMISON. Annie CHAPIN. Jessie MC GINNIS. Mary F. PETERSON.Augusta Sophia Dg Co. KS WARNE. Martha Linwood. KS LEISHER. Henrietta J. RANDALL. Nellie B. ANDERSON. Melinda PEDRICK. Julia E. HARRIS. Amanda W. Dg Co. KS SCHULTZ. Lizzie CLAIR. Theodie V. Franklin Co. KS WERTZ. Clara I. SCHURR. Louisa 28 Dec 1888 17 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 14 Nov 1888Dg Co. KS 14 Nov 1888 5 June 1888Dg Co. KS 8 Aug 1888 22 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 15 Nov 1888 4 Sep 1888Dg Co. KS 16 Feb 1888 17 July 1888Leav Co. KS 27 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 25 Oct 1888 19 Dec 1888 4 Mar 1888 19 Apr 1888 7 Mar 1888Dg Co. KS 27 Mar 1888Dg Co. KS 5 Sep 1888· 24 Oct 1888 8 Aug 1888 1 May 1888 3 May 1888Dg Co, KS 17 Mar 1888 25 Apr 1888Dg Co. KS 12 Dec 1888 22 Dec 1888 531 517 W. B. Stevenson. MG Jas Marvin. MG 508· 506 454 ... ",. Wm:~- 'lreTarf•. MG J. H. Bonebrake. MG 470 531 Jas Marvin. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ 508 480 W. B. Maggs. MG J. A. Motler. MG 422 463 Francis J. Peck. MG Sam Kelsall. KG 533 David White. MG 500 526 427 442 429 Thos G. Winey. MG Thos F. Nossis. MG Werter R. Davis. MG M. Wooten. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ 434 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 481 499 469 445 447 S. B. Hyman. KG Jas Marvin. MG S. J. Brown. MG Wm. Ire Ian. MG J. W, Braxton. MG 433 443 John Q. ·A. Norton. PJ J. W. Stewart. JP 521 530 John Q. A. Norton. PJ Christian Rehn. KG �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM ~ ~ BRIDE DATE/PLACE KASOLD. Albert G. MEITH. Edith A. 3 Apr 1888 KINNE. Ezra P. WEBB. Sarah M. 13 Dec 1888Leav Co. KS Leav Co. KS Dg Co. KS KIRKPATRICK. Merritt M. BANKS. Amy L. 12 Jan 1888Leav Co. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS KNSEPFEL. Ernest G. LICHTFIELD. Josie A. 3 Oct 1888Argentine. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS KRUEGER. Hermann SOUDEREGGER.Margaretha 17 Apr 1888Argonia. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS KYLE. James THOMPSON. alice H. 24 Sep 1888Jeff Co. KS Jeff Co. KS Dg Co. KS LACEFIELD. Henry C. HIATT. Wegie 24 Oct 1888Franklin Co. MO Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS LANDER. John MC CAB. Bridget E. 17 Sep 1888 LANGNER. Freidrich BEIER. Caroline 2 Dec 1888 LARIMER. Hugh D. SPANGLER. Mary E. 15 Feb 1888Perryville. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS LEEMAN. Lewis BARNHART. Ardellia F. 25 Jan 1888.---- ·-W-i+l iamstown. KS , ........ ·-··Wi 1·1 iamstown.· KS" - ..... __ .. ' --Jet f"Co;- -KS' LEONARD. Oscar P. MERRITT. Alice May 4 Apr 1888 LE SEUR. Owen C. MC FARLAND. Harriet S. 17 Apr 1888 LESSER. John TROUT. Martha 26 NOv 1888 LEVETT. Walter W. CRAVER. Sarah E. 9 Apr 1888Reno. KS Reno. KS Leav Co. KS LEWIS. James W. DANIELS. Florence 6 June 1888 LUTZ. Louis SAlLE. Anna 31 Jan 1888Lapeer. KS Lapeer. KS Dg Co. KS LYMAN. George W. GATES. Susie E. 10 May 1888Leavenworth. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS LYSINGER. Lincoln MOORE. Fannie 8 Feb 1888 MORRISON. Cornelius W. DANIELS. Virginia 13 Mar 1888 MATHEWS. Francis RAYBOURN. Alzira E. 14 Mar 1888 MATHEWS. William T. GAUSNELL. Rosa E 21 Apr 1888Linwood. KS Linwood. KS Leav Co. KS MAYBERRY. William R. HOWELL. Anza F. 18 Dec 1888DeSoto. KS DeSoto. KS Dg Co. KS MC CLURE. Orville COLE. Nellie H. 18 Jan 1888Denver. CO Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS MC COY. Justus B. GILLULI. Mariah Isabelle 20 Dec 1888Lawr. KS Chester. KS Dg Co. KS PAGE ,. OFFICIANT 436 523 Geo. B. Edgar. JP John Q. A. Norton. PJ 408 A. Beatty. MG 493 WIn. Whitney. MG 440 J. J. Silbermann. MG 491 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 500 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 488 515 420 A. T. Ennis. Priest Peter Schumann. MG S. L. Johnson. MG 412 Fletcher A. White. MG 438 440 513 439 A. H. Stote. MG Jas Marvin. MG John Q. A: Norton. PJ Samuel Kelsall. JP 455 412 John Q. A.. Norton. PJ H. Gerlarh. Priest 450 E. M. Cohron. MG 416 430 433 442 Richard Cordley. MG Dudley Lee. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ Jos Magrath. JP 525 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 4" Wm. Bayard Craig. MG 529 Jas Marvin. JP 1 J.~ �I; I;· L = DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS -1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE MC ELROY, William MINOR, Laura Topeka, KS Dg Co. KS MC FARLANE, Albert PETERSON, Hannah Lawr, KS Lawr, KS Me MILLON. Frank W. LATHROP, Abbie L. Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS MC MURTRIE, John F. STEWART, Eva E. Emporia, KS Dg Co, KS MEEKER, Charles S. ROBERTS, Alice Annie MELLON, William A. BELL, Georgia L. (Miss) Kans City, MO Dg Co, KS MICHAEL, John W. FLORY, Lida MINNER, Joel A. DE VELBISS, Belle Abilene, KS Dg Co, KS MONROE, Madison GRAY, Mary MOON, Joseph R. TURNER, Laura A. MOORE, Ernest J. PREBBLE, Fannie Breckenridge,MO Irving, KS MOORE, Frank W. GLENN, JUlia A. Junction CitY.KS Dg Co, KS MORGAN, Charles A. HICKS, Mary C. MORGAN, John A. GUTHR IE, Mary Wichita, KS Dg Co, KS MORRIS. Joseph L. LONG, Maggie MOYS, William H. YARNOLD, Anna M. NELSON, Fred H. ANDERSON, Augusta NEWSTIFTER, Louis VITI, Emma NICOL, Archie B. COATE, Mary A. NICOLAY, George MATIfER, Luella NOWAK, Lendvie BOWERS, Sarah J. NUFFER, August ' FUNK, Anna M. OEHRLE. Godfrid MOHLER. Salinda O'LAUGHLIN, James P. HUGGARD, Catherine S. Emporia, KS Dg Co, KS OLSON, Paul OLSON, Gerda Sofie O'NEIL, Herbert L. VAN TRIES, Minnie OSMOND.·-Robert·-M. --·GRIFFITIL- Mary E-;. Guernsey, IA Dg Co, KS DATE/PLACE PAGE. OFFICIANT 20 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS 27 Aug 1888- 528 E. M. Cohron, MG 478 License only 458 Richar'd Gor-dley, Mc; 418 J. Lewis, MG 476 437 E. Atkinson, MG L. C. Howe, MG 418 496 WID. M. Michael. MG W. D. Stover, MG 465 483 463 W. Mercer, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ M. F. Mc Kirahar, MG 408 Philip M. Lewis, MG 424 504 Thomas G. Winey, MG A. H. Stote, MG 516 444 497 505 417 469 452 496 423 514 WID. Irelan, MG John K. Dunn, MG Henry Farwell, MG H. Gerlach, MG John Endacott. MG J. T,'Stevens, JP JohnQ. A. Norton, PJ F. W. Fiegenbaum, MG Peter Brubaker, MG A. T. Ennis, Priest 13 June 1888Dg Co. KS 15 Feb 1888Dg Co, KS 23 Aug 1888 15 Apr 1888Dg Co, KS 12 Feb 1888 10 Oct 1888Dg Co, KS 3 July 1888 6 Sep 1888 14 July 1888Shawnee Co,KS 11 Jan 1888Dg Co, KS 19 Feb 1888 8 Nov 1888Dg Co, KS 25 Nov 1888 25 Apr 1888 17 Oct 1888 19 Nov 1888 14 Feb 1888 7 Aug 1888 28 May 1888 16 Oct 1888 22 Feb 1888 29 Nov 1888Dg Co. KS 30 Mar 1888 8 Mar 1888 435 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 430 C. E. Williams, MG ..-. 9·'May1-888--------'·--·449 -. --'.. ·S;- M: 'Osmond~ ·MG --. --, Dg Co. KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE OVERTON. Anthony Jr. GREGG. Clara M. Topeka. KS Dg Co. KS OWEN. William H. TYLER. Frances PATTERSON.William C. FLINN. Sarah T. PATrY. Frank SNOW. Nannie A. PAULY. Josiah RENDER. Jennie E. Holdredge. NE Dg Co. KS PEER. Wi 11 iam H. VARNUM. Anna E. PETERSON. Elias LINDBURG. Lotten PIERATT. Jesse HINES. Eva F. PIERATT. William G. TYLER. Lydia A. PIERSON. Pier Anton SPEARS. Ida C. Kans City. MO Kans City. MO PLASKET. John R. WIGG IN. Ida Be 11e PORTER. Preston HOLT. Nellie PRATHER. Charles E. GAMES. Minnie J. Birmingham. IA Paola. KS PRICE. David T. BALDWIN. Edith A. PUREL. Jacob STONE. Mary RANDALL. Edwin M. SWEET. Jennie M. Herrington. KS Dg Co. KS RAY. T. Jeff BLOOD. Kate E. REAGAN. John SCHARBAGER. Mary Johnson Co. KS Dg Co. KS REICHARDT. Charles G. BARNETT. Anna Z. Pottsville. PA Columbia. MO RICKMAN. Allen ELLIOTT. Annie Og Co. KS Denver. CO RIGBY. Richard YANCY. Hattie Ottawa. KS Dg Co. KS ROE. William H. RITTER. Sophia Kans City. MO Kans City. MO ROGERS. Horace M. CATLIN. Mary E. Johnson Co. KS Hesper. KS ROGERS. John W. WISELEY. Elizabeth G. J.eff Co. KS Jeff Co. KS RUDROW. William T.S. BROOKS. Lill ie Oskaloosa. KS Dg Co. KS RUNYAN. James A. ANTI BUSH. Luella Ft. Scott. KS Ft. Scott. KS DATE/PLACE PAGE i 14 June 1888458 Dg Co. KS 16 Feb 1888 421 10 Oct 1888 495 25 Dec 1888 529 25 Sep 1888491 Dg Co. KS 19 Sep 1888 485 12 June 1888 457 5 Dec 1888 518 10 Oct 1888 495 3 Mar 1888427 Dg Co. KS 10 Sep 1888484 13 Sep 1888 487 11 June 1888456 Dg Co. KS 15 Nov 1888 507 15 Mar 1888 431 15 Nov 1888506 Dg Co. KS 17 Oct 1888 497 17 Jan 1888409 Dg Co. KS 15 June 1888459 Dg Co. KS 27 July 1888467 Dg Co. KS 9 Aug 1888471 DG Co. KS 6 Feb 1777415 Og Co. KS 1 Aug 1888467 Johnson Co. KS 29 Feb 1888425 Jeff Co. KS 5 Sep 1888483 Dg Co. KS 13 July 1888464 Og Co. KS OFFICIANT E. M. Cohron. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ R. H. Van Pelt. MG G. R. Houts. MG Jas Marvin. MG WIn. Whitney. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ WIn. Ire Ian. MG WIn. Irelan. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ License only T. W. Davis. MG G. R. Houts. MG Henry Farwell. MG A. H. Stote. MG Hillary A Gobin. MG R. H. Van Pelt. MG . H. Gerlach. Priest John Q. A. Norton. PJ John Wilder. JP Welborn Wright. MG John Q. A. Norton. PJ Eusebia Couch. MG C. W. Cherry. JP John Q. A. Norton, PJ Richard Cordley. MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE =1= OFFICIANT Thos G. Winey, MG RUSE. Otis C. KLING. Sarah J. 521 12 Dec 1888 Dudley Lee, MG RUSSELL. Leander CURLETT. Amelia 26 Aug 1888 477 Richard Cordley, MG SANBORN. John R. SMITH. Mary Louise 2 Aug 1888468 Brocton. NY Dg Co. KS Dg Co, KS SAUER. Frank BOND. Mary Etta W. Irelan, MG 15 Sep 1888 489 Henry Gerlark, Priest SCHEHRER. Wendlin ERNST. Barbara 452 4 June 1888 SEELE. August HEIDRICH. Mary John H. Maul, MG 4 May 1888 448 SEELE. FrederickHEIDRICH. Anna MaryJohn Q. A. Norton. PJ 12 Dec 1888 522 William Augustus Minnie --SHANAFEL~- Wi+l-i-am -P-:---wELSH';" --Emma .£-;-.__... ------·5---5e p-"'1888-- --.- .~ - ... , 48'2 .---..--..-J--:--R ;'-Shaflaf e-H;;- -. MG--'---SHAW. George B. MARKS. Carrie S. 6 May 1888 448 John S. Brown. MG SHEEHAN. James A. DRAKE. Hester 29 May 1888453 Geo. B. Edgar. JP Oxford. IA Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS Thos G. Winey. MG SHEPARD. William ROBINSON. Jennie F. 14 June 1888 459 SHIMMONS. George A. STRAFFON. Cora M. 18 Apr 1888 John K. Dunn. MG 441 SIEGRIST. Henry S. SULLIVAN, Emma 27 Dec 1888J. M. Sullivan. MG 532 Galena, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS John Q. A. Norton, PJ SKINNER. William H. PRICE, Taira 19 Dec 1888 527 SMITH, Albert L. BAKER, Parthena 19 Dec 1888K. S. Lankford, MG 526 Dg Co. KS Hoge, KS Leav Co. KS John Q. A.Norton, PJ SMITH, Clarence W. THOMPSON. Alice 12 Nov 1888505 Topeka. KS Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS STARR. John M. HUMBERT. Ida M. 14 June 1888 E . F . Hi 11, MG 454 STEWART, Albert C. HYDE. Laura B. 18 Oct 1888A. H. Stote, MG 498 Ottawa. KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS STEWART. Wellington CHAMPION, Addie L. 15 Aug 1888John Q. A. Norton, PJ 472 Jeff Co. KS Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS TAYLOR. Burr S. FRAIM. Alice A. 18 Dec 1888John Q. A. Norton, PJ 525 DeSoto. KS DeSoto, KS Dg Co, KS THOMPSON. Wells BREEZE. Ida M. 20 Dec 1888 W. A. Quayle, MG 524 TINGLE. Thomas G. ·TUTT, Mary 17 Feb 1888 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 422 TRAMPTON, William W. ECKMAN, Ella 4 Apr 1888John Q. ~. Norton, PJ 437 DeSoto. KS DeSoto. KS Dg Co, KS UPDIKE, Mahlon NEISLEY. Mary E. 11 Nov 1888Richard Cordley. MG 504 Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS VAN DUSEN, Abraham LA CROIX, May 22 Sep 1888 John Q. A. Norton. PJ 490 WALKER, Sherman CARR, Ida (Miss) 21 Nov 1888 L. M. Leonard, MG 510 WARNER, Daniel H. WOODWARD, Elizabeth 23 Dec 1888W. B. Stevenson, MG 530 ~amilton Co. KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS �DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDEGROOM WARNER. Jerome WATTS. Samuel M. Centropolis. KS WEIDMAN. William E. WESTERHOUSE. Eddy WHALEY. Henry Kans City. MO WHEADON, Frank J. Leav Co. KS WHEELER. Edward J. Topeka. KS WHITE, Alexander C. Geneseo. IL WHITE. Charles W. Beloit, KS WHITE, Joseph T. WHITE. Weldon J. .... Johnson Co, KS ~ WHITMAN. Edgar E. ~ WILDER, Edward A. WILLIAMS, James WILLIAMS, Ray A. WOLFE, William D. Reno, Ks WOOD, Thomas Harper Co. KS WOODY. William H. C. WOOLLEY, Angus J. ...-- -Dg-Co;- ·KS-· -- - - * BRIDE DATE/PLACE PAGE LONG. Elizabeth STEWART. Mina Centropolis. KS SAYLOR. Clara N. BREITHAUPT. Katie ELSWORTH, Rachel Kans City. MO FAIRBANKS. Ettie M. Leav Co, KS SUTLIFF, Addie M. Dg Co. KS COPELAND. Gertrude Dg Co, KS SHRIMPLIN, Emma E. Jeff Co. KS BRYAN, Maud V. MATHEWS. Myrtle Y. Dg Co. KS BOLES, Delia A. LAHRMANN, Sophia L. JENKINS, Annie WELKER, Florence E. MORRIS, Lilian Reno, KS LETCHER. Julia A. H. Dg Co. KS JOHNSON. Harriett C. TRANSUE. Mary A. Jeff Co .--KS- 8 Nov 1888 19 Aug 1888- 502 474 Peter Schumann, MG Silas Cavin. JP 23 Aug 1888 11 ,Dec 188 21 May 1888- 475 519 451 J. Wykert. MG John Haller. MG John a. A. Norton. PJ 520 John a. A. Norton. PJ Dg Co. KS Dg Co. KS 10 Dec 1888- Dg Co, KS 30 Oct 1888501 Dg Co, KS 25 Oct 1888501 Dg Co. KS 15 Feb 1888420 Dg Co. KS 8 Feb 1888 415 15 Mar 1888432 Johnson Co. KS 15 Sep 1888 488 4 Sep 1888 479 26 Apr 1888 443 11 Sep 1888 486 2 May 1888445 Leav Co, KS 19 July 1888465 Dg Co. KS 1 Aug 1888 468 6 Mar 1888428 -- OFFICIANT Richard Cordley. MG S. J. Brown, MG John a.A. Norton. PJ Jas Marvin, MG E. L. Thomas. MG Geo. B. Edgar, JP Jas Marvin. MG S. J. Brown. MG J. T. Stevens. JP Samuel Kelsall. MG John a. A. Norton, PJ John a. A. Norton. PJ A. H. Stote. MG -- Dg Co.-KS ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1888 BRIDE GROOM BRIDE GROOM ADAMS, Susie M. ALLEN, Sarah J. FORD, George BARBER. John F. ALLSTOT, Mary M. ANDERSON. Augusta ALLEN. Robert B. NELSON, Fred H. 11 �i, , .l I,· ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM ANDERSON, Ella L. BARNES, Elisha ANDERSON, Flora B. BRUCE, George B. ANDERSON, Melinda JOHNSON, William ANDERSON, Rose W. BALDWIN, Chester U. ANTI BUSH, Luella RUNYAN, James A. BAKER, Parthena SMITH, Albert L. BALDWIN, Edith A. PRICE. David T. BANK. Amy L. KIRKPATRICK.Merritt M. BARNES. Lucinda J. BROWN. William J. BARNETT, Anna Z. REICHARDT, Charles G. BARNHART, Ardella F. LEEMAN. Lewis LANGNER, Freidrich BEIER. Caroline BELL. Georgia L. (Miaa) MELLON, William A. BENNETT. Sarah A. ADDLEMAN, George A. BERG. Martha E. FORDE. John A. BIRD. Fannie HAMILTON. Newton BLACK, Idella L. CHANEY, William o. BLOOD, Kate E. RAY. T. Jeff BOLES, Delia A. WHITMAN, Edgar E. BOND. Mary Etta SAUER, Frank BOWERS, Sarah J. NOWAK. Lendvie BRADLEY, Mamie DAY. William H. BREEZE. Ida M. THOMPSON, Wells BREITHAUPT, Katie WESTERHOUSE, Eddy BRITTON, Hattie BUETTNER, George J. BROOKS, Lillie RUDROW, William T.S. BRUCE, Lizzie ANDERSON, James A. BRYAN, Maud V. WHITE. Joseph T. CALVIN. Martha E. CLARK. Charles H. CARR, Daisy A. COFFMAN, Allen CARR. Ida (Miss) WALKER. Sherman CARTER. Mary S. HURST. Charles W. CATLIN. Mary E. ROGERS. Horace M. CHAMPION. Addie L. STEEWART. Wellington CHAPIN. Jessie ILIFF. James G. CHAPMAN, B. B. HILL. William V CLAIR, Theodie V. JORDAN. Martin J. COATE, Mary A. NICOL. Archie B. BRIDE GROOM COLE, Nellie H. COLLINS, Alice COLYER. Sarah A. COPELAND. Gertrude CORBETT, Minnie S. CRAVER. Sarah E. CROZIER. Lena CURLETT. Ame I i a DANIELS, Be lle DANIELS. Florence DANIELS. Virginia DAVIDSON, Florence C. DAVIS, 011 ie L. DEAN. Alice DEAY. Sarah o. DE VELBISS. Belle DISSINGER, Laura DISSINGER, Sallie R. DOUGLASS, Nancy DRAKE. Hester ECKMAN. Ella ELLIOTT, Annie ELSWORTH, Rachel ERNST, Barbara FAIRBANKS, Ettie M. FINCH, Selinda FLINN, Sarah T. FLORY. Lida FOWLER. Louisa S. FRAIM. Alice A. FRIDENSTINE, Rena M. FUNK. Anna M. GALLAGHER. Mary F. GAMES, Minnie J. GATES, Susie E. GAUSNELL, Rosa E. GEISS. Theresia GIBSON, Emma MC CLURE, Orville CAMPBELL, Edwin, M. GUSTAFSON, John W. WHITE, Alexander C. CHRISTIE, Henry C. LEVETT, Walter W. HOWELL. George W. RUSSELL, Leander ANDERSON, Edmund L. LEWIS, James W. MORRISON. Cornelius W. FOWLES, Alfred T. FAGAN, Peter F. EVANS, Samuel B. DAUGHERTY. Bert MINNER, Joel A. ANDERSON, August A. HAMM, William E. BERLIN. Eli SHEEHAN, James A. TRAMPTON, William W. RICKMAN, Allen WHALEY. Henry SCHEHRER, Wendlin WHEADON, Frank J. BENSON. Nelson PATTERSON. William C. MICHAEL, John W. HOLMAN, James F. TAYLOR. Burr S. HINDMAN, John C. NUFFER. August BURTON. David H. PRATHER, Charles E. LYMAN. George W. MATHEWS. William T. HOWSLEY, William M. BUTLER, Wood L. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM GlOONS. Lula HAWKINS. BRIDE Willi~m ---- -Gl ERT2-;-· Bertha ---- -- ---BEMM-;--Bruno------ - N o o GILLULI.MariahIsabelle GIVAN. Maggie GLENN. JUlia A. GNEFKOW. Minnie A. GORE. Mabel E. GRAY. Mary GREGG. Clara M. GRIFFIN. Marianna GRIFFITH. Mary E. GRISARD. Susan GROVE. Sarah J. GUTHRIE. Mary HALDERMAN. Winnie HAM. Arabelle HARMAN. Betty V. HARR IS. Amanda W. HARRIS. Lena HEIDRICH. AnnaMary Minnie HEIDRICH. Mary HERTZLER. Annie M. HIATT. Wegie HICKS. Mary C. HINES. Eva F. HINSON. Francis A. HOLT. Nellie HOWELL. Anza F. HUFF. Minnie R. HUGGARD. Catherine S. HUMBERT. Ida M. HUMPHREY. Anna HUNTER. Parlee HYDE. Laura B. JACKSON. Lucinda JAMISON. Annie MC COY. Justus B. DEORSEY. George MOORE. Frank W. BURKLE. John J. GLEED. Charles S. MONROE. Madison OVERTON. Anthony Jr. CUMMINGS. M. Taylor OSMOND. Robert M. HAYDEN. Wi 11 iam CLARK. Taylor MORGAN. John A. FINDLEY. William T. BRAZIL. James E. ASHLEY. Anderson H. JONES. David R. HARTLEY. Samuel E. HARTLEY. FrederickWilliam Augustus SEELE. August HYRE. Charles W. LACEFIELD. Henry C. MORGAN. Charles A. PIERATT. Jesse DELAP. Jonathan PORTER. Preston MAYBERRY. William R. BLAKE. O. E. O'LAUGHLIN. James P. STARR. John M. ALLER. John M. FOX. Isaiah STEWART. Albert C. IDJCKER. William H. HYRE. Daniel GROOM WILLIAMS. James JENKINS. Annie - -. ----- JEWETT-;- -- Abb i e ___E;~k,- --- ------ --- FULl:;ER-~--'-Char las --R ;------ -WOODY. William H. C. JOHNSON. Harriet C. CLOUD. Joseph KENDALL. Laura J. RUSE. Otis C. KLING. Sarah J. HESS. Charles KNAACK. Anna VAN DUSEN. Abraham LA CROIX. May WILDER. Edward A. LAHRMANN. Sophia L. MC MILLON. Frank W. LATHROP. Abbie L. CHINCHOLL. August LEHMANN. Augusta JOHNSON. Frank LEISHER. Henrietta J. WOOD. Thomas LETCHER. Julia A. H. ARKLE. Fred LEWIS. Cora KNSEPFEL. Ernest G. LICHTFIELD. Josie A. PETERSON. Elias LINDBURG. Lotten COPPLE. James H. LIPPY. Ada F. DICK. George L. LITTELL. Mary A. CRAYCRAFT. William E. LIVINGSTON. Effie A. WARNER. Jerome LONG. Elizabeth MORRIS. Joseph L. LONG. Maggie ACHNING. Charles J. LOTHHOLZ. Minnie BELL. Frank C. MACK. Lida (Miss) HELFICH. Edward C. MALLISON. Nellie G. HAMMERT. Bernhard W.H. MARFILIUS.Anna Christine SHAW. George B. MARKS. Carrie S. HILL. Wi 11 iam C. MASON. Ella L. NICOLAY. George MATHER. Luella WHITE. Weldon J. MATHEWS. Myrtle Y. HIDDLESTON. Charles O. MATHEWS. Sarah S. LANDER. John MC CAB. Bridget E. BURNS. Joseph MC FADDEN. Mary Leone LE SEUR. Owen C. MC FARLAND. Harriet S. IRVIN. Hannibal MC GINNIS. Mary F. HINES. George MC KAY. Mary DAVIS. Frank H. MC KEE. Cornelia CRICK. Joseph B. MC NEIL. Belle M. BROWN. Jesse W. MEITH. Agnes L. KASOLD. Albert G. MEITH. Edith A. �,.--,, , r, ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM MERRITT. Alice May LEONARD. Oscar P. MIFFLIN. Viola May GRAY. Thomas B. MILLER. Louisa J. BEASLEY. John H. MINOR. Laura MC ELROY. William MOHLER. Salinda OEHRLE. Godfrid MOORE. Fannie LYSINGER. Lincoln MORRIS. Lilian WOLFE. William D. NEISLEY. Mary E. UPDIKE. Mahlon NELSON. JUlia HARDIN. James H. NORTON. Marie V. HOPKINS. Charles B. OLSON. Gerda Sofie OLSON. Paul PATE. Alice L. HOAD. Alvin B. PATTERSON. Mary E. BUCKMAN. Robert B. PATTERSON.Matilda M. HASTIE. William L. PARKER. Mary M.. HARVEY. Tallyrand PEDRICK. Julia E. JONES. David L. PETERSON.Augusta Sophia JACKSON. Jacob PETERSON. Hannah MC FARLANE. Albert N PICKETT.Mary Elizabeth BALDWIN. William H. o ..... PIERCE. Lillie L. CLARK. John S. POWELL. Mattie M. FISHBURN, Ezra PREBBLE;- F-dnnie~ M00RE,---Ernst J-;-- -. PRICE. Taira SKINNER. William H. RANDALL, Nellie B. JOHNSON, Vincent RAYBOURN, Alzira E. MATHEWS, Francis REED. Millie E. FLAHERTY, Martin RENDER. Jennie E. PAULY. Josiah RICH. Minerva DAVIS, Thomas N. RITTER. Sophia ROE. William H. ROBERTS. Alice Annie MEEKER. Charles S. ROBINSON. Jennnie F. SHEPARD. William SAlLE. Anna LUTZ. Louis SAYLOR. Clara N. WEIDMAN, William E. SCHARBAGER. Mary REAGAN. John SCHULTZ. Lizzie JONES.' Henry R. SCHULZ, Augusta O. BOEHLE. August H. SCHURR, Louisa KAISER. Christian J. SHRIMPLIN. Emma E. WHITE. Charles W. _c •.. __ BRIDE GROOM SHULL. Ella M. HIBBARD. Sheldon W. SIMMONS. Ida M. ELSTON. John G. SKINNER. Susie DOLAN. John C. SMITH. Laura A. DURHAM. William A. H. SMITH. Mary Louise SANBORN. John R. SNOW. Nannie A. PATTY. Frank SOUDEREGGER.Margarethe KRUEGER. Hermann SPANGLER. Mary E. LARIMER. Hugh D. SPANGLER. Phebe FULLERTON. Robert D. SPEARS, Ida C. PIERSON. Pier Anton STARR. Zurie E. CAMPBELL. John A. STEVER. Mary A. GUM. Samuel K. STEWART. Eva E. MC MURTRIE. John F. . STEWART. Mina WATTS. Samuel M. STEWART. Sarah M. FIX. Albert STONE. Mary PUREL, Jacob STRAFFON. Cora M. SHIMMONS. George A. SULLIVAN. Emma SIEGRIST. Henry S. SUTLIFF, Addie M. WHEELER. Edward J. SUTTON, Laura Jane HICKS. Charles E . SWEET, Jennie M. RANDALL. Edwin M. '-SWEEZER~ 'Pai-rdee ,~----.- --CLARK. Thomas H; TALBERT, Mattie E. FAY. Thomas M. TAYLOR. Nellie DODDRIDGE. Charles P. THACHER. Anna ATCHISON, George THOMPSON. Alice SMITH. Clarence W. THOMPSON. Alice H. KYLE, James THOREN, Lyda S. GREEN, Edward (Mr.) TRANSUE, Mary A. WOOLLEY. Angus J. TROUT. Martha LESSER. John TROUT. Mary E. BRYANT. Francis M. TURNER, Laura A. MOON, Joseph R. TUTT. Mary TINGLE. Thomas G. TUTTLE, Martha E. HATCHER. Peter M. TYLER. Frances OWEN, William H. TYLER, Lydia A. PIERATT, William G. VAN TRIES. Minnie O'NEIL, Herbert L. VARNUM. Anna E. PEER, William H. �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1888 (Cont'd) BRIDE GROOM BRIDE GROOM VARNUM, Hattie E. VITT, Emma WAGSTAFF, Minnie A. WARNE, Martha WARREN, Alice WARREN, Frances WATTS,Elizabeth Jane WEBB, Sarah M. WEBBER, May WElL, Sarah E. WELKER, Florence E. WELSH, Emma E. WENBERG, Sallie CHAPMAN, William C. NEWSTI FTER , Louis ANDERSON, Arthur J. JAYQUASH, William HUTCHINS, James R. BLODES, Joseph A. FOWLER, Richard KINNE, Ezra P. BOND, Ellis HAUSMANN, George C. WILLIAMS, Ray A. SHANAFELT, William F. APETZ, Charles E. WERTZ, Clara I. WERTZ, Flora L. WIGGINS, Ida Belle WILLIAMS,Alice WINTER, Carrie A. WISELEY, Elizabeth G. WOLFE, Emma WOODWARD, Elizabeth YANCY, Hattie YARNOLD, Anna M. YATES, Mamie E. YOHN, Margaret JOY, Nelson T. DAVIS, Robert G. PLASKET, John R. HADLEY, Louis HAUSE, George A. ROGERS, John W.. ATKINSON, Erastus WARNER, Daniel H. RIGBY, Richard MOYS, William H. BOLLARD, William W. DRAPER, Fred L. - N o N NOTES FROM THE LAWRENCE JOURNAL (Thanks to the Watkins Museum) November 16, 1888: A house once situated in the middle of a 10-acre plot was up for sale in what is now the Old West Lawrence neighborhood at 747 Illinois. When it was built, it was to be the home of U.S. Senator James H. LANE, but his 1866 suicide had left his family in poverty. The advertisement in the Lawrence Journal ~tated, "For sale. The beautiful suburban residence 'May P1ace ' northwest of town, Just outside of city limits ••. advantages of country and city combined. Terms very easy. Address Mrs. May LANE, City." November 26, 1888: Lawrence residents were mourning the loss of Jacob McGEE, an early pioneer. He was "iaid away in Oak Hill Cemetery in sight of the spot ~here he had lived since the first settlement of Kansas." �THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF FRANKLIN AND DOUGLAS COUNTIES, KANSAS 1920 (Continued from Vol. XII, No.3). Part of the Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Submitted by Mark Lenz. DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMER'S DIRECTORY Abbreviations used in this directory: a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses ( ); Figures at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation marks II II. In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE: Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Albert; "Sunnyside Farm Lawrence, R1 Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. MEANS: Jones, John R -- Farmer's name. (Vera James) -- Wife's maiden name. Ch James, Albert -- Children named James, Albert. IISunnyside Farm Name of farm. Lawrence R1 -- Post office Lawrence, R.F.D. 1. Kanwaka Sec 13 -- Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a -- Owner of 160 acres. (1866) -- Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence -- Telephone. ll ll -- I ICE, Emery, (Effie GIMBLET) Ch Mabel, Frances, Raymond, Johnnie; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 18NE T30a L. PETEFISH (1882) ICE, Leonard, (Rosa GRESS) Ch Margaret, Ralph; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 4W 0152a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull ICE, Martin F. (Clara BOURSAN) Richland R17, Clinton Sec 19NW T160a J. CONNOLE (1895) Tel. Clinton Clinton ICE, William T. (Bertha CONNOLE) Ch Martin, Thomas, Edward, Albert; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 6 0195a (1870) Tel. Stull Stull ICE, W.T. (Omena HOUT) Ch Elsie, Lovey, Calvin; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 1SW T20a WOLG~~N Estate (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence IKENBERRY, Lloyd H., (Gertrude CAMPBELL) Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 17SW T80a I.B. GARST (1891) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook IKENBERRY, Milton E., (Hattie CAMPBELL) Ch Ralph; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 13S w T80a Jess IKENBERRY (1891) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook IKENBERRY, Thomas, (Katie BARNHART) Ch Milton, Lloyd, Otis, Archie; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 178W 0120a (1891) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook ILLIAN?, Henry, (Alice KOLB) Ch Fred, Oswold, Lillian, Clara, Olive, Edmond, Etta; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 24SW 053 1/3a (1914) Tel. Lawrence INGLE, Grant W., (Amelia RIEM) Ch Harold, Charles, Merle, Edith; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 2S 080a (1869) Tel. Mutual Worden INGLE, Robert G., (May PRICE) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 7SW T80a R.C. PRICE (1920) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook 203 �Douglas County Farmer's Directory 1920, continued. INGRAM, Irwin, (Marian OATMAN) "Forest Hill Ranch," Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 25SE . 0160a (1901) IRVIN, Elmer B., (Evelyn REED) Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 27 0300a (1890) Tel. Kansas IRVIN, John A., (Ann G. SMITH) Ch Elmer, Roy; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 22SE 0305a (1859) Tel. Kansas Lawrence J JACOBS, William, (Lila BLAKE) Ch John, Rachel, Marie; Richland R17 Clinton Sec 13NW 040a (1913) JAIMS?, Frank H., (Carrie MACHIA) Ch Ella, Marguerite, Ruth; Lawrence R7 Grant Sec 20040a (1888) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JAMES, Allie C., (Jennie HARRIS) Ch Clarence, Clifton, Geneva, Flora, May; Vinland R1, Plamyra Sec 14 T2a Mrs. HARRIS (1877) Tel. Vinland Vinland JAMES, Charles A., (Margaret JONES) Ch Jennie, Allen, Edgar; "Grand View Farm," Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 30S 0160a (1868) Tel. Eudora Eudora JAMESON, James M., (Elizabeth GILL) Ch John, Leonard, Gertrude, Roy, Ralph, Edd; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 17NW 080a (1859) Tel. Vinland Vinland JAMESON, Ralph (Frances SHAW) Ch Keith, Kenneth; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 8NW T160a A. SCHEICK (1900) Tel. Vinland Vinland JORDAN, Martin J., (Theodie V. CLAIR) Ch Violet, Leona, Edgar, Leoti, Claud; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec IS 0320a (1864) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin (NOTE: This listing is out of apparent alphabetical order in the original publication.) JEFFRIES, G.T., Ch Wilbur, George, Mary; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 4SW 0320a (1902) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JEHLE, Mrs. Mary H. (Mary SCHWARTZ) Ch Anna, Walter, Selma, Teekla, Alford; Lone Star R1, Willow Sec 19N 0160a (1867) Tel. Mutual Worden JENKINS, Hiram S., (Francis JARDON) Ch Carrie; Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 13NW 0160a (1866) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook JENNINGS, Frank A., (Bessie OVERBAUGH) Ch Evelyn; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 6NE 010a (1895) JENSEN, George B., (Lizzie WOODWARD) Ch Mildred, Arthur; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 19E-24 T197 1/2a Hugh MEANS (1879) Tel. Clinton Clinton JENSEN, Laurits, (Henrietta KNUDSON) Ch Henry, Charles, George, Andrew, Lilia; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 24SE 088a (1880) Tel. Clinton Clinton . JESSIE, William G., (Mary M. DOUGHERTY) Ch Sarah, Mattie, Carrie, Paul, Arthur, Silas, George, Mary, Hattie; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 4S 0160a (1910) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, C. Frederic, (Adaline DETON) Ch William, Louisa, Edward, Paul, Margaret, Isabel, Sophie, William, Amelia, Louise; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 29N 0160a (1876) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, Daniel ~.. , (Johanna KANNENBERG) Ch Lydia, Clara, Daniel Jr., Lois; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 8S 080a (1882) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, F.W., Ch Katherine, William, Mary, Anna, Henry; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 21N 080a (1885) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, H. Ferdinand, (Anna YOUNG) Ch Esther, Alvin, Ruth; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 8S 080a (1876) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, J. William, (Isabel WREDE)Ch Adolph, Ernest, Sophia; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 29N 080a (1876) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, Otto L., (Ottille L. SCHAAKE) Ch Elmer, Harold; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 5S T80a F.H. JOHANNING (1890) Tel. Mutual Worden 204 �Douglas County Farmer's Directory 1920, continued. JOHANNING, Paul H., (Blanch HIRD) Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 33N T75a C.C. SCHWARTZ (1893) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHANNING, William H., (Carrie HOCK) Ch Helen, Carl; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 20N 0160a (1888) Tel. Mutual Worden JOHNS, Frank H., (Carrie MATBIA) Ch Helen, Marguerite, Ruth; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 20 040a (1888) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNS, Stanford, (Dora BURK) Ch Lena, Ella, Alta, Ruby, Anna; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 11SW 080a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, Charles, (Louisa SPIES) Ch Marie, Frank, William, Clarence, Louis, Gertrude; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 18SW T480a Mrs. ALLDERDICE (1920) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin JOHNSON, C. Oscar, (Clara SAMPLE) Ch Alberta, Allene, Freda; Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 16SE T103a Ed S. HARVEY (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, Charles W., Sr., (Henrietta SMITH) Ch Lawrence, Carrie, Horace, Frances, Bessie, Phoebe, Charles Jr.; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 15N T80a Mrs. E.N. CUMMINGS (1895) Tel. Clinton Clinton JOHNSON, Ed. F., (Laura McCLINTOCK) Ch Roy, Carl, Esther, Earl, Sibley; Wakarusa Sec 33SE T155a Ed. HARVEY (1885) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, Grant U., (Mary SHIELDS) Ch Cecil, Lucile, Anna; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W 040a (1895) JOHNSON, Grover, (Emma BREICHEISEN) Ch Arden, Beatrice, Dwaine; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 16NW T160a M. CLARK (1915) Tel. Eudora Eudora JOHNSON, Harry C., (Maxine HENDRICKS) Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 14E-23 0160a (1893) Tel. Clinton Clinton JOHNSON, Henry F., (Eliza LASH) Ch John, May, Grover; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 21NW . T110a J. BREICHEISEN (1916) JOHNSON, John H., (Tillie KIDING) Ch May; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 18SE T96a C.E. HARRELL (1912) JOHNSON, John T., Ch Harry, Elmer, Ruby; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 14E 23E 0160a (1878) Tel. Clinton Clinton JOHNSON, Ray T., (Edna W. WALTERS) Ch Gertrude, Philip, Beatrice, Edith; "Haskell Institute Farm," Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 7NE T1000a Haskell Institute (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, Samuel, (Anna WASHINGTON) Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 4SW T170a BYRD Sisters (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence JOHNSON, W.H., (Annie BROWN) Ch Selma; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 17E (1904) Tel. Independent Lecompton JOHNSON, Willard 0., Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 26NW 040a (1919) JONES, A. Milton (Ama KISLER) Ch Frank; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 35NW 04a (1910) Tel. Lawrence JONES, Charles A., (Josephine HAMMYD) Ch Eleanor, Normand; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 3NW T160a JONES Estate (1862) Tel. Vinland Vinland JONES, George C., (May SHORT) Ch Fred; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 36NW 04a (1914) Tel. Lawrence JONES, James H., (Nellie SKINNER) Ch Alice, Charles; Overbrook R1, Marion Sec lOSE 0120a (1901) Tel. Farmer's Independent Overbrook JONES, James H., (Mary SHAW) Ch Dorothy, William, Syras, Robert, Delbert; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 4NW 095a (1888) Tel. Vinland Vinland JONES, John R., (Mary C. JOHNSON) Ch Sarah Bell; Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 9N T16a Julia SMITH (1919) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin JORDAN, Adolphus D., (Elizabeth ROUSSEY) Ch ElSie, Ralph, Charles, Cecil; Baldwin R1, Palmyra Sec 6SW 0233 1/2a (1871) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin JORDAN, Frank C., (Margaret BOURKE) Ch Mary, Frances, Robert, Bourke, Katherine ' Irene; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 11SW 0320a (1872) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin 205 �Douglas l,;ounty farmer's Oirectory 1920, continueo. JOKUAN, Mart1n u. \See 11st1ng at"ter Kalpn Jameson - printeO out of oroer 1n or1g1nal pUDl1cat10n) JOY, William G., (Susan COATE) Ch Loren, E1ma; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 13S 040a (1916) Tel. Bell Eudora JUNKINS, Robert M., (Claudia ARNETT) Ch Ruth; "Fair View Farm," Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 3SNW 0100a, Tel. Kansas Lawrence K KAHLE, Bros., August, Henry, Herman, (Minnie KAHLE, sister; Henry KAHLE, Sr., father) Lawrence RS, Wakarusa Sec 13NW 0120a (1917) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KAISER, Alex, (Mary WATER) Ch Lu1a, Isabell, James, Ada, Jennie, Amelia, Minnie, William; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 3SW OS3.6a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull KAISER, Charles, (Nannie CHURR) Ch Anna, Louie, Hattie, Charles; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 29, T130a C. KAISER (1880) KALB, Floyd E., (Maggie BLACK) Ch Ralph, Lester, Raymond, Glenn; "Black Jack Stock Farm," Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 7SE 0200a (1904) Tel. Cooperative Well svi lle KAMPSCHRADER, August H., (Mattie SHAW) Ch Carl, Annie, Olin, Harry, Helen; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 32W 0240a (1881) Tel. Stull Stull KAMPSCHRODER, William H. (Effie KENNEDY) Ch William, Emma, Walter, Ruby, Arthur; "Rock Creek Farm," Richland R18, Clinton Sec 27S? 0220a (1882) Tel. Clinton Clinton KAMPSCHROEDER, Charles F., (Sadie SHAW) Ch Mattie, Thomas, Edith, Ralph, Howard, Glenn; "Clear Springs Farm," Clinton, Clinton Sec 21-22N, 01SSa (1884) Tel. Clinton Clinton KAMPSCHROEDER, Fred H., (Marie WISE) Ch Louis, Alvin, Marie, Robert; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 8W 0172a (1892) Tel. Stull Stull KASBERGER, John, (Emma ~mDLE) Ch Allee, Albert, Mildred; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec lS16 T120a M. KASBERGER (1918) Tel. Eudora Eudora KASBOLD, Paul A., (Adeline SCHULTZ) Ch Carrie, Clara, Ernest, Marguerite, Luelle; "Cedar Dawn? View," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 3SNW OSOa (1871) KASSINGER, James, (Clara SOWERS) Ch Jennie, Charles; Baldwin RS, Palmyra Sec 20NE 030a (186S?) Tel. Vinland Vinland KELLERMAN, Frank J., Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 13S T8Sa James STEWART (1874) Tel. Mutual Worden KELLEY, Carl D., (Ethel FRANKFORTHER) Ch Michael; "Uniview Farm, Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 1SW T20a W.H. KELLEY (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KELLEY, George E., (Kate S. SOULE) Ch Martha, Katherine, Anna, Edith; "Bitter Sweet Farm," Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 21NW 0160a (1867) Tel. Vinland Vin1and KELLOGG, Bejamin 0., (Sophia LUTZ) Ch Grace, Elsie; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 22 T160a W.R. ANDERSON (1914) Tel. Lecompton Lecompton " KELLY, Harry M., (May KOHR) Ch Wendell; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 19 T120a W.H. KOHR (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora KENNEDY, Mrs. Emma F., Ch Effie, Samuel, Bell, Roy, Harry, Fred, Dee; "Shady Nook Farm," Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 7W 0184a (1861) Tel. Richland Richland KENNEDY, Frank H., (Nellie WOODARD) Ch Lawrence, Francis; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 34 T23Sa Mrs. W.J. KENNEDY (186S) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KENNEDY, Fred J., (Lenora LANE) Ch Carl, Scott, Jenny, Lynn, Paul; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 26SW T120a Mrs. Martha KENNEDY (1875) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KENNEDY, Eugene.M., (Mary FOX) Ch Jay, Orrin, Edna, Minnie, Joseph, Elizabeth, May, Nel11e; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 7SE 0132a (1855) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KENNEDY, E.N., (Nancy I. BLACK) Ch Howard, Lola; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 27NE 080a (1861) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville II 206 �Douglas County Farmer's Directory 1920, continued. KENNEDY, Samuel W., (Iva SURBER) Ch Harry, Francis; Richard R17, Clinton Sec 24NW 080a (1876) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland (NOTE: Richard R17 probably should be Richland R17) KENNER, Dr. Joseph J., (Minnie PHILLIPS) Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 904a (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KERNS, Mrs. Kate L., (Kate LAVERY) Ch Gale, Clare, Frank; "Idlewild Farm," Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec lOSE 0210a (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin KERSLEY, George E., (Helen OLSON) Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 15SW T80a Delbert PRESTON (1919) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin KETTERING, Ira A., (Anna VILES) Ch Atnieda, Esther, George; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 8W T80a C.F. BAHNMIER (1896) Tel. Bell Lecompton KIEFER, Elmer F., (Ellen J. KROM) Ch Eugene; "Pine Crest Farm," Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec. 29E 0140a (1908) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KILGORE, Chester W., Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 9SW 080a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KlMARD, E.A., (Daisy SMITH) Ch Eldo, Louis, Hershel, Francis; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec lOSE T160a Mrs. M.E. BELL (1913) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville KINDRED, Leslie, (Mattie CATLIN) (E.B. KINDRED, mother) Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 28 T85 1/2a E.B. KINDRED (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora KING, Vernon, (Bessie STEPHENS) Ch Viola, Olive; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 20 036a (1879) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KINGERY, William, (Nancy TWILLIGER) Ch Everett, Florence, Longie, Mabel, Myrtle; "Pleasant Hill Farm," Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 22SE 0240a (1897) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook KINZIE, Roy C., (Josephine HEATON) Ch Marjorie; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 2NE T160a W.A. KINZIE (1895) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star KIRBY, Daniel, (Elsie BOOKS) Ch Glynn, Anna, William, Ralph, Allen; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 33NW 0140a (1907) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KIRBY, Walter, (Lillian EPPERSON) Ch George, John, Glenn; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 8NE 0160a (1918) Tel. Bell Lawrence KIRCHNER, Charles R., (Elizabeth SWIMLEY) Ch Gerald, Helen; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec lOS 080a (1890) Tel. Mutual Worden KISER, Frank P., (Mary, Naomi, Lawrenia, sisters) Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 24NE 072a (1896) Tel. Bell Lawrence KLOPFENSTEIN, Luther, (Laura STANLEY) Ch Stanley, Edward; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 28 T240a S. STANLEY (1913) Tel. Eudora Eudora KNAKE, William H., (Anna SCHUMACHER) Ch Dora, Marie, Pearl, Hilda; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 10N T100a LOTZT (1917) Tel. Eudora Eudora KNOWLES, John W., (Martha BANKS) Ch William: "Meadow Brook Farm," Richland R18 Clinton Sec 35SW 059a (1890) Tel. Farmer's Independent Richland KUNDSON, Kund?, (Myrtle SEIBOLD) Ch Russell, Marie, Arthur, Charles; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 25SW T40a T.L. HUDDLESTON (1880) Tel. Farmer's Independent Richland KOEHLER, A.J., Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 2W 079a (1895) Tel. Stull Stull KOEHLER, Henry, Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 2W 079a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull KOEHLER, John E., (Bertha HERSCHELL) Ch John, Henry, Russell, Bessie, Edith, Harvey, Pearl, Raymond; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 18NW 0100a (1865) Tel. Stull Stull KOEHLER, Paul, (Bertha STOELZING) Ch Louise, Hilda, Edna; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 19SE 0173a (1892) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KOEHLER, William A., (Lena C. RICHTEMLMER) Ch Emma, Elfreda, Baby; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 31S 0157a (1900) Tel. Bell Eudora KOEHRING, William E., (Estella MILLER) Ch Dorothy, Gertrude; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 32NE 090a (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence KOWING, Benjamin, (Clara CARTER) Ch Ruby; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 14NW 0144a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence 207 �Douglas County Farmer's Directory 1920, continued. KRAFT, Irwin B., (Rose HOUK) Ch Roland, Milton, Gladys; "Maple Grove Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 1W 0120a (1910) Tel. Bell Lecompton KRAMER, Benjamin, (Elfie CHANAY) Ch Richard; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 32NE T160a Albert McCOUNELL (1916) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville KRAPF, F.M., (Louise SHAPER) Ch Louise, Grace, Oscar, Laura; "Crystal Spring Farm," Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 2W 0480a (1881) Tel. Stull Stull KRATSINGER, G. Ed, (Roselia HUGHS) Ch Chloe, Ethel, Paul, George, Orta; "Locust Bloom Farm, Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 25NW 0200a (1857) Tel. Cooperative Well svi lle KRING, Oakley Vane, (Milton and John, brothers; Dora, Katherine and Alice, sisters) Baldwin R1, Willow Sec lOS T80a KRING Heirs (1905) Tel. Mutual Worden KUPPER, Lawrence, Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 2W 0160a (1905) Tel. Stull Stull II L LAMB, Daniel C., (Mary BADSKY) Ch Elizabeth, Mabel, Letha, Eva, Alma, Adella, Charles; Richland R18, Marion Sec 3NW 065a (1875) Tel. Richland Richland LANCASTER, William H., (Mabel TAYLOR) Ch William, Louise, Dorothy, Edyth, Mary, Edna; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 075a (1918) LANDIS, E.S., (Estella ELLIS) Ch Ward, Edgar, Virgil, Audrey; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 35SW 0158a (1868) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LANDIS, Henry, Baldwin R5, Willow Springs Sec 9N 019a (1867) LANDIS, Virgil A., (Osa CHURCHBAUGH) Ch Armin; Lawrence R4, Willow Springs Sec 12N T288a J.S. MONTGOMERY (1897) Tel. Private LANDON, Claude, (Gladys ALLEN) Ch Claude Jr., John; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 30 T78 l/2a H.J. LANDON (1891) Tel. Eudora Eudora LANDON, WHliam, (Lena ANDERSON) Ch Edna, Ray, Mary; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec lIN 080a (1867) Tel. Vinland Vinland LANGENDERFER, George W., (Mary KAHLE) .Ch Marguerite, George Jr.; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 14N 040a (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence .. LANSDOWN, John C., (Margaret LANSDOWN, sister) Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 5NW 07 1/2a (1919) LAPTAD, Fred G., (Bessie DEARTH) Ch Lois, Leland, Max, Alice; "Laptad Stock Farm," Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 18 0230a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LAPTAD, Paul R., (May SNOW) Ch Agnes, Robert, Marguerite, Pauline; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 13 0140a (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LAQUA, Fred, (Anna CROUSE) Ch Joe; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 22W 040a (1912) LARCOM, C.H., (Rose GURNEY) Ch Lee, Lorena, Lenning, Robert; "Cedar Grove Farm," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 27NW 025a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence LASWELL, Marion, (Evelyn BROWNING) Ch Edna, Elsie; Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 35N T20a KETTERING Estate, Tel. Bell Lecompton LAUGHLIN, Clark, (Cora LAUGHLIN) Ch Charles, Robert, Wade, Homer, Oshen, Etta; Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec 2N 0160a (1911) Tel. Eudora Eudora LAUGHLIN, Fred E., (Alie FERREE) Ch Howard, Roy; "Ash Grove Farm," Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 4S 0155a (1910) Tel. Eudora Eudora LAWRENZ, August, (Wilhelminna GRINKE) Ch Anna, August Jr., Emma, Martha, Henry, Charles, Minnie, Herbert, Fred, Bertha; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 28NE 090a (1887) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville LAWRENZ, Charles G., (Theckla KANNENBERG) Ch Charles Jr.; Eudora R1, Palmyra Sec 29NE T80a Mrs. Freda KANNENBERG (1893) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville LAWRENZ, Henry W., (Lura KANNENBERG) Ch Frances, Gilbert; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 29NE T120a C.J. MUSICK (1914) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville (To Be Continued) 208 �[ . DAT A fROM LAiR"" MDilTHL j MEETlIIG ",Continued from Vol. XI.!, No.3) DATE LAST FIR T ----------18B8-12-12 1888-12-12 18B8-12-12 1884/5/14 1888-12-12 1898-08-17 1893-1)2-15 1888-IH7 1900-06-13 1893-02-15 1888-12-12 1&98-12-14 1907-(13-13 --------------- --- ---------~- -----------------~.--------~---~---------------~------ --------------------- Stanton Stanton Sta;)ton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stant(Jn Staples Staples Staples Staples Staples Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stewart Stokes Stokes Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Stout Strikense Pi Stringfeller Stuart Stuart Stuart Stuart Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs StlJbbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubbs Stubhs Stubbs St ubb s Stubbs on SOQe standing committee on so~e standing committee na~ed on so~e standing committee ref Hesper ~~ Sarah an elder named on ~ome standing co~mittee trans to Calvary Baptist ~h ~an5as City NO from 1893 assessment list: na~ed DO some standing co~~ittee ret Emporia from 1893 a~sessmen\ '~ist na~ed 00 some standlng committee trans from Topeka when ~eeting was laid down. ret Barclay 11M trans from rope~a when.meeting was laid down. ref Springdale NM, lA .. ch. Branson, Annabel! Jam~s ret Barclay MM, also·ch ret' Rose Hill tiM, KS 'ch Maud, Ruella En dropped for lack of :interest. ba HenryiEn reQ !!Iell Mary di~d aQe 68 y 9 da. rct Minneapolis 11M, IN ch Hellen, Randolph, Henry Jehu H.iAnna Ci ,'de Pastoral Co~m reco~~end leIDbership . DGrothy Han-resident, dropped ClvdeiLi II ie non-resident dropped for lack of interest Ali ce to Mapleton MH! Washington, KS Ahin H. Donald nC'n-rt'sident drc.pped for .Iack of interest non-resident dropped ~or lack of interest Janit,; non-reSIdent dropped for lack of interest John JohniLucetta ch. Rex, Mary, Alice, Donald. rec for lIefll by t1 ~: 0 rct New York Lucetta non-resident dropped for lack of interest Luci lIa Mary non-resident dropped for lack of interest non-resident dropped ~or· lack of interest Rex Sil:loniRuth &Alvin Stouf ic! Pleasant View 11M KS 51 ~IQniRuth ret Pleasant View 11M KS Nettie . lndi~n child transferred fro~ Chestnut Hili to Haskel Institute Edna Geller dropped by request John/Annis rei Spiceland, IIi Rober t . Cert to Chicago to marry Ella Pickering Robert ret Pasadena NH, Ca Robert Addison ref Splceiand 11M Cather i ne :;; Stella trans to M. E. Nul vane K5 Eddy J/Anna d. Esther trans Baptist Edwin/Martha ch. Arthur,Ray;ond,Herbert,Della,Stella,Hazel rei ______ Springs III j, L/Florence and ch. transferred to ?" J. l. transferred to l' .Ja~es E. req release from membership. granted Ja~es Edwin ch. Ja~es Jr.! Donald req fIlem John' Florence Catherine ~ Stella bv lett~r fro~ M. E Mulvane KS Hartha requests release fro~ ~e~bership. RaY;Qnd ~ Herbe trans to M. E. Mulvane KS Roscoe ch. George, Lenora, Walter R. rcf Hesper. Roscoe/Stella eh. Lenora,Walter,PauI,Nargaret to any Evangelical Church Ross 10 from IB9~ asse~5ment list SteIlaiH.:>stefFr wife of Waiter Roscoe, req !:Iem. IB98~12-14 187117112 187715/16 1880/5/12 1896-05-18 1886/1/13 , 1899-1)6-01 1882/5/17 1912-02-14 1925-11-18 1915-1)2-12 1895-3-13 1915-02-12 1915-02-12 1915-0>12 1904-11-16 1923-1)7-18 1915-1)2-12 i 915-(J2-12 1915-02-12 1894-05-16 1897-11-17 1887/8il7 19Yi-i)8-LI 7 1872/5/15 1881.'3/16 1887/10/19 181712114 1902-05-14 19,7-l)j-12 18«8-1)5-1 B 1915-(18-1 ) 1915-(ltj-13 1901-09-18 19I)B-05~ 13 1908-05-13 1898-05-1B 1902-01-1 ~ 189B-(:3-16 1911-03-15 189.3-02-15 1896-03-16 DATA \ na~ed Harriett Hatt i e HiraCl Hirall/Sarah Rachel Rachel F;achel Sarah Sarah Sarah Seth Jai1les A. Jal!lesiHaud Josie Maude So.muellPhebe Samuei/Phebe na~ed i I \i 209 '-- '.• j �- DATA FROM LAWREtlCE - DATE LAST 1910-08-17 1912-02-14 1921-09-14 1912-02-14 1921-09-14 1931/8/12 1912-02-14 1921-09-14 1912-02-14 1921-09-14 1931-08-26 1912-02-14 1931/8/12 1937-06-28 1921-09-14 1936-11-04 1931/8/12 1931-08-26 1922-06-14 1894-03-14 1890-10-22 1895-3-13 1890-10-22 1896-05-18 187717/15 1896-05-18 1916-09-18 1903-06-17 1903-06-17 18B9-12-18 1900-07-18 1893-02-15 1898-05-18 1898-0B-17 1915-02-12 1898-01-12 1877/6/131 1908-09-16 1913-02-12 1922-05-17 1923-02-14 1922-05-17 18B5/2/18 1874/10/21 1914-08-12 1910-05-18 1895-09-16 1895-06-17 1869/11117 1870/4113 1870/8i17 Stubbs Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter S.ui ter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Suiter Swane Sykes Symons Symons Symons Tabor Tabor Tabor Talbert Thatcher Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomson Trapp Trapp Trewargy Trewargy Trewargy Treworgg Trueblood Trueblood Trueblood Trueblood Trueblood Turner Turner Turner FIRST M~fHHL Y MEETING DATA ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1883/3/12 Ulridge 1886/1/13 Van Kuren 1891-02-18 Vanderen? W. R.ifamily Alma Alma Anna Anna DHight Everet Ernest .Ernest Florence Fl orence Laurence Elmer Marie liary Mary Elizabeth Maurice Mrs. Mavice Wi II i am Ernest Wm Ernest Byron Lionial N. Estell a Estella/Henley Henley liary Orson Orson Katherine Belle Elbert Eunice Eunice Eunice H. Joseph/Sarah JosephiSarah Milton Jr. Stephen Alice H. Alanda V. Allond Elizabeth Esther Milo Frank/Esther Edwin Eva I ch. Harry Irvin Samuel/Elizabet Jesse Jesse/Avis Jesselfamily Ruth H. J./Emma Maary Bell':~ req letter of transfer (no destination) Pastoral Corom recommend membership dropped by own rEquest Pastoral Comm recommend membership dropped by own request associate member Pastoral Comm recommend membership dropped by own request Pastoral Comm recommend membership dropped by aNn request req associate membership Pastoral Comm recommend membership req active membership born to Ernest/Nary Suiter dropped by aNn request reported death in past year associate member req associate membership rcf Stanwood tlli req mem rcf Spiceland MtI IA ret Spiceland, IN rcf Spiceland tiM IA dropped for lack of interest. rcf Springdale tiM, Iowa dropped for lack of interest. rcf Kansas City liM dropped according to Discipline. dropped according to discipline adopted son Elburn (Holingsworth) rcf liarion Ind deathy noted but no date given. from 1893 assessment list ch. Stephen, Seth, Samuel, Enos rcf Walnut Creek KS ch. Stephen,Seth,Samuel,Enos rct Tonganoxie non-resident, dropped for lack of interest reQ mem rcf Tonganoxie MM req mem non-resident dropped for lack of interest. dropped from list of membership reinstated at her request dropped from list of membership rcf Tonganoxie tlH, KS ch tlary, Lee, Bertha, Milo, Stella, Harry rcf Blue River, IN forward to North Branch, Iowa Marvin, Dearl rcf Hesper. rct Glenelder HM rcf Blue River MM Ind. ch. Harry,Ethel, rcf Glen Elder Quarterly Meeting Clerk rct Tonganoxie MM mmbrshp to KokollO, IN, ch Mary Frances, Deborah, Samuel;w. Avis deceased recolmended for membership by overseers --' dropped by cOlIlDttee ,, \, 210 j ---- \ �D~TA FROM LAWRENCE HO~THL~ , DATE LAST .' MEETING flRSl ------------------------------------------------------ ------~~------------- 1889-02-12 Vernon 1880n; 18 1903-(14-14 1889-11-1.5 1883/3/14 1896-05-18 1896-05-18 1885/1114 1888-1)6-18 1924-1))-14 1935-09-1)4 18i5,'8/18 1885-\0 -19 1887/7/15 1888-1)6-18 i89(i-Ob-18 1891-02-18 1893-02-15 18'1'6-1)3-18 1896-1)5-18 18Bb;1lI17 1B9H2-18 1922-02-15 187712/14 1891)-11-17 1396-05-18 1869/11/17 188(1/6/16 18jl)i5/18 1873/12;16 1875ill14 1373i12116 1373/12/16 1885i 4/ 1~; Vernon Vestal Vestal Vestal Von Kuren Vun RLlsen Votaw Votaw Wal i Wall Walton Waltan Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Walton Ward Warren Warren Watki ns Watkins WaHln, Watf:ins IJatson Wa t son Watson Watson Way 1896-t;~-18 rm 189,3-02-15 1898-0/-13 1887/1 i) n't 1913-i)2-12 1394-1)5-16 Way Welch Wells Welis Wei sri l'Iey:>,rIllUI ier Wey~r mull er Weyerr,;li I er 19~3-I)H4 in3-0~,-14 l'i32/2/ 17 1896-(1.5-18 ~Ihed t 1896-1)5-18 Wheat 1896-()~,-18 Wheat 1922-02-15 WhitE 1891-02-18 White 1935-06-05 White 186911J/17 White 192,1/8/31 White 1928-IO-iQ Whi te I928/1 OIL4 Whitl? joo/Rosa trins ~em to place of reSidence. ch Asher,Orion,Sarah,Maryto Steriing Jonn/Rosa req mmbrshp ch Asher, Drion, ~arah, Mary Frances rct Whittier nH CA John/ElIza o'a. 5aroih rct Whi ther ~,t1 CA JohniElli:an;th rei Tonganoxie MH da. Sar~h Emiiid dropped fur lact: ot Interest. H, J, dropped for lack oj interest: Ai bert S ref Oskaloosa MM, iONa Albert ;:, ret Han iand HH, E.lbert ii. ~f Topeka, req ~e~brshp GH<rqt' A. death reporteo, li~'ed in Topeka A~os rei Springfield MM ch Ardella,Rachel!E~anuel,Angelo,Sylyester, Joseph Amos I', LL:;:ie C. Wilson Amos inten~s to marry Lizzie Wilson, July 18, 1885 at Wilson Hoae Amos tendered resignation from mE~bership Amos/Li:zie granted certificate to ______ ? Angilo 7 to 5an Jose CA E. 1 from 1893 assessment Jist E~anuel/family ret Kansas City John dropped for lack of interest. Ilellie reo mem, accepted Sylvester to Sari Jose CA Thot;1as Dropped by aetl?n of Monthly Heeting Martha request Ile;,oership Mattie req. letter to Pilgrim Cong, Lawrence ~S Johnl i i\i~l i v dropped for l'ack at Interest. Margaret Funeral Com~lttee natilca ret ~arclay MM Willia~IM;tllda ref Boshin NM, OH Barclay rcf Springdale "H E.llza ret Springdale MM, Iowa ch Mary, Barclay EJiza(mlnlster) ref Springdale MM Mary H ref Springdale tiM Amanda a minister, rcf White River tiM Amand~ ret 7 Amanda HI 2 fro~ 1893 asse5s~ent list Henr)'IOrpha eh. Flora, lia" Edna, Bernice. transfer to Wiblina K5 tlarqard D. ref Hesper MM. KS son ~illla~ Margaret H. membership sent tJ Willow Sprin9s HenrviOrprla J. ch. Flora. idna Grace, Bernice rcf Pleasant View KS Dorothv Aoei 1 reeGrded associate, one parent non-~E~ber Mary Louise recorded associate, or.e parent non-meQber Mrs, trans to Trinity Lutheran Ch. 3 children Cliffo:d dropped for lact of Interest. 'Laurence dropped for lac~ of interest. Titus dropped for lack of interest. Albert Dropped by action of Monthly Meeting Amanda son Ora to Minneapol is Ninn. Bertha nat;1ed on standing co~mittee El izabeth ~ook and Tract Co~~ittee Floyd non-resident ~e~, dropped Fred ~~inlster;rct Tongano~ie Fred P. ministE?r, :rcf Tonganoxie ! 211 ~ .• -t �DATA FROM LAWRENCE IiDtUHLY MEETING .'"...:. DATE· LAST FIRST DATA 1935-06-05 1922-02-15 1881/5/18 1896-(15-18 1870/1I12 1934-09-01 188li 12/14 1872/3/13 White Fred P. George John C Johnlfamil y Lizzie Marvin Andrew Mary Nathan/Elizabet Nathan/Elizabet Nathan/Elizabet Pliny F. named on standing committee Dropped by action of Monthly Meeting rcf Plainfield MM, IN dropped for lack of interest. named to committee on freedmen accepted as associate member request membership rct Tonganoxie MH rcf Tonganoxie ch William, Mary Alice, Lelia Rebecca rct Chehalem MM, OR, minor children rcf stanwood MM KS eh. Flora,6eneva,Mildred,Ereline,Christina rcf Stanwood MH KS rcf Tonganoxie MH trans from Topeka when meeting was laid down. rec by letter from Weslyan liethodist rcf Hesper ch. George by letter from M. E. req mem dropped by recommendation of membership committee dropped by recommendation of membership committee reQ ch. Minnie, Howard, Paul, Eva, Garde be properly recorded as llIembers transferred to M. E. Polo HO 1055 by death in past year received from Congregational ch Toledo OH dropped by error, reinstated she a min. ch. Frank Fox, Helen Fox rcf Sterling MH dropped by own request named pastor for year named pastor req. memo req mem req mem rct University MH rcd. by letter from H. E. Burlington rct University MH, Wichita Thom-minister rcf Hesper HM son Randel rct League City HM, TX died rcf Willow Springs HM MO dropped for lack of interest. recommemded for mem bu H ~ 0 rcf Hopewell, IN HH, ch Sybil, John, Sylvia ch. Edgar,Hable ref Springdale dropped for lack of interest. non-resident dropped for lack of interest non-resident dropped for lack of interest trans from Topeka when meeting was laid down. rct Earlhan MH CA joined United Brethren dropped recorded as minister rct Indianapolis, IN HH No~-resident, dropped by HH from 1893 assessment list reQ mem accepted ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1873/5/14 187817/17 1912-07-11 1912-07-11 1881110/18 1898-12':14 1923-01-11 1881/2/15 1917-04-19 1925-07-15 1935-08-07 1935-08-07 1903-04-14 1935-12-04 1933-08-02 1935-02-06 1923-07-18 1917-06-13 1921-09-14 1916-09-18 1918-07-17 1917-05-16 1984/4/16 188617/16 1899-08-16 1898-10-19 1930/12/17 1928/11114 1930/9/17 1897-12-06 1897-04-14 1896-05-18 1904-05-18 1887/3/16 1892-03-16 1896-1)5-18 1915-02-12 1915-02-12 1898-12-14 1906-05-16 1914-06-17 1884/12/17 1887/2115 1927-08-17 1893-02-15 1887/3/16 ~hite White White White White White White White White White White White Widener Wilber Wilber Wi I ber Wilber Wilbur Wilbur Wi I bur Wilbur Wi lbur Wilbur; Wilcox Wilcox Wilcox Wilcox Wilcox Wi I ks Williails Williams Williams Williams Wi II i ails Wi 11 i ams Williams Willis Wi II s Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wil !jon Wilson Robe~t/Bertha Tabitha John L. Ethel John/Agnes John/Agnes SaillueliJulia George Howard John/Agnes Julia Samuel Julia Hastings Hastings/Susie J. Hastings Susie Susie Howard Anna L Anna S. E. It Ed. Randel Thomas/Fannie Thomas/wi fe Joel JoeilEI i zabeth Abijah Ada AlfredlLydi a Amos/Martha Anna B. E. Bayne C. Ella C. Ell a Clayton/Agnes Drucilla Drusilla Eli Eli 2 Elizabeth A [21~_ �DATA FROM LAWRENCE DATE LAST 1385-07~18 1895-4-17 1869/11/17 1933-08-02 1869/11/17 1869/11/17 1914-06-17 1893-04-12 1903-05-13 1881/8/17 1895-11-13 1869/11/17 1888-12-12 1898-10-19 1888/1/18 1893-11-15 1893-02-15 1894-12-12 1893-06-14 1898-10-19 1873/7/16 1890-05-14 1893-02-15 1869/11/17 1874/4115 1893-02-15 1385/12/16 IB82/9/13 18B8-12-1~ 1899-01-18 1888-12-12 1893-02-15 1894-11-27 1882/9/13 1913-02-12 1887/1/12 1922-05-17 1910-06-15 1913-02-12 1891-09-16 1913-02-12 1915-05-12 Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Winslow Winslow Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood ~ood Wood Wood Wood Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard HEETING DATA FIRST ----------- --------------- --------------1926-01-13 1891-02-18 1873/7/16 1894-11-19 1893-02-15 1893-10-18 1926-01-13 1898-10-19 1880/11/17 1886/10/20 1877/7/15 1900-07-18 IB85/7/15 HO~THLV -----------------------------------------~------------ --------------------- Henry Non-resident, dropped Israel/Nargaret ch. Clara, Fletcher, Grace to Indianapolis IN Isriel/Margaret ref Indianapolis, IN eh Clara Bell, Herbert, Fletcher James C. died, age 64 Jehu 5 from 1893 assessment list Jesse rcf Tonganoxie MM Jesse Non-resident, dropped John rct Long Beach NN CA JohnlClementine (Frazier) MCD wish to remain mmbrs granted Johnathan death noted w. Orucilla ref Springdale MH, KS Jonathan deathy noted but no date given. Kate M. intends to marry A;cs Walton, July 18, 1885 at Wilson Home Lizzie m. Amos Walton Lizzie C. wife of Alfred, died Feb 21 1985, age 69 yrs, 8 m. 13 days Lydia Committee on Education Maria loss by death in past year Martha rep to Q. M. Mary First Day School Nao3i joined Luter. dropped Pram recom for mem by overseers Robert dropped from membership Robert ref Springfield HH,KS ch Hattie, Rosella, Levander, Zoe Osborn Ruth rct Long Beach HH CA Ruth S. Book and Tract Committee Sarah named on some standing committee Sarah Sarah ret Long Beach NH CA rcf Lynn Grove, IA Mattie, Mary, Olney Susanna Susanna &son Olny ret LynnSrove MH IA T. Jeff 5 from 1893 assessment list Thomas ref Hesper mm Thos.H/Nancy rcf Tonganoxie Vertal ret Long Beach MH CA W; P. HCD request to remain a member, approved Wm P/Elizabeth ch. FranK,Herbert,George, Ella. rct Whittier CA Wm. 2 from 1893 assessment list Elizabeth Funeral Committee HacajahfElizabe rct Tonganoxie child Emma 1 from 1893 assessment list Fredric rct Sandy Springs, OH Fredrick S. rcf Smithfield MH, OH Mary named on some standing committee Mary H. dau Mary rct Smithfield MH OH Nathan named on some standing committee Nathan 3 from 1893 assessment list Nathan L. elder, died, age b4 Nathan L/Hary ref Smithfield mm OH, ch Herbert, Mary Thos. mem. sent to Kansas City Abbie ret Hesper, child Chas dropped from list of membership Chas./Sarah eh. Oliver, Gardner, Haude, Chas. Jr. ref Wichita Donald non-resident dropped for lack of interest. Elizabeth son Asa ret Glen .Elder MM KS Eva memo sent to Kansas City recommended for mel by pastoral comm. E••1,. l. ! 213 �~AIA DATE LAS! fiRST FROM LAWRENCE nONIHLr MEETING DilTA ------------------------------------------------------ --------------------~ 1'f :56-09-0,3 1398-10-19 1893-06-14 190)-[0-21 1885/8/!2 1'113-02-12 1880/6/1b 1888-)2-12 1887-06-09 Woodard Woodard rioodard Iloodar d Woodard I:loodard Woooar,j ~!oc,1i ar d Woooard Noc,d ar d , 1887/4/1:5 1890-11-17 iloodard 19(:3-:)3-\ B WODdard 1899-06-1)2 Woodard 191;:-(i~,-I,3 1891-02-18 1913-(;2-12 1'124-03-12 1'106-01-17 1913-04-16 1914-10-14 1924-1 H2 1913-1)2-12 l'tOI)-IJ7-18 1913-02-12 1893-02-15 1870/9/14 1915-(16-16 189)-1)2-15 1885/11 14 1872131'13 1908-06-~1) ~loDdar d ' Woodard Woodard Woodard WDodard Woodard Woodard woodard woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard Woodard tloe,dara Woodard Woodard Woodard 1917-1.1::-16 UDod~.rd 1888-12-12 Woodard 1893-02-1:, Wood ar d woodard Woociard Woodar d Woodward Wood v WO,'l en Wooten Woeten Wooten WODt en Wooten Wright WOl ght 187:)/2112 Wright 1995-ilb-12 Wr i ght 1893-1)2-15 iirioht 1901)-i)~-14 1891-0L-18 1898-(11-12 1915-1)3-17 1870i7113 1'137-(17-07 19,37-11-29 1897-12-15 1897-08-18 1891-12-15 1901-(18-14 1888-12-12 1889-10-23 1802il1/15 1373/2/1: 1888-12-12 187812113 1888-12-12 Wn 9" t Wright Wrloht Wright Wright Hannah r~ported death in past year rci E~porla. HI' a "li~lster John/Rachel min ref Buflalo Iili KS JohniRachel ;,i n ref Hesper Josephine h~ephlne non-resident drooped fDr lack DI Interest. LevI/Sarah rei SpringflEid MM son Roscoe LI z, i e na~ed on 5Droe standIng eD~mlttee LUI~e lit. liZZIe J. jenneoy luke Intends to marry LiZZIE ~ennedy Marth~ eh. Fredrlck,Robert,Mary,Clarenee, W~, rcl Hesper Mil tlartha ~.: 50r,s Norval! Elmo, Willis, Herbert rct Denver rHI co Marv Alice died liaud jOln~d another church, drDPped. Orlando ref Hesper Mil Orlando non-resIdent dropped for lack of interest. Parker ref University liM Rachel chosen to be pastor flll Oct. 1, 1906 Raehei a minister ref Prairie Center Rachei released for Gospel service eastern T~. Rachel ret University Mn, Halph non-resident drooped for lack of interest. Robert L. deiithy noteo but nD date gIven. Roscoe ~e~. sent to Kansas City Roscoe L iroo 1893 assess~ent list S~rrtuei rei Springfield MM, KS Samuel funeral In past IIi'Dnth,' SiliTtuel irolTl 11:193 assessment l'ist S~~uei/E~eilne rei Glen Elder, ~S HM S~nlu~i /Emll y ret Rocky Run, III Sar a A. funeral held Sarah ~ Charles C. jDined elsewhere Sarah A. named on some standing cO;~lttee Sarah A. Iro~ 1893 assess~ent list Stephen d'ropped from roi 1 StepheniAnna L ch. lona, ?HattJe. ref Hesper Thomas/Hannah ch. Emery, RaYllond, rcf Glen Eider Grace recommended for ~e~ by pastoral comm. Louis rei Lid: Creek MIi, IN Dill c,n/Pear I (or.ing as pastors Frances EI ~i ne bGrn to Dillon/Pearl Lucinoa rci Anderson Inc. Williall! S. ealied as pastor Will S/Docla S. dau, Bertha ret Hnderson Ind. W::l/Ooc:ia eh. Bertha! Lucincia ret Universit¥ Hn FI ('rence ni~ed on some standing eD;~lttee FranCIS treasurer, moved replaced by John Newlin Franci 5 Allred ref lhaxted MH Essex at uunmo~, England Francis/faml!\' transferred by caretakers to present reSIdence from 1893 assessment list Fr ""I: Frank/Mar/ ref White Water HH, IN da HattIe J;ne rcl Thaxted HH Essex at Dun~ow, England Katie na~ed on some standing committee Mary H. rc I Shawnee Hti Susie ,t",,", tt" JohnjRac~It?1 " r";14 ",,' ""'. ,,,,,j .' �Queries are·free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queri~s are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. CAVANAUGH CORDElL KEENEY Chloetta·CORDELL, 20185 S. Gardner Road, Gardner, KS 66030 Seeking information on John CAVANAUGH and his wife, Ellen KEENEY, and their son, Thomas Patrick, b. Ireland. The family came to Louisiana ca. 1856-1857. Two daughters b. there, Ellen (b. 1859) and Bridget (b. 1862). Removed to Lawrence, KS ca. 1864-1865. Son Edward b. there 1865, possibly son Allen. CRASE GIBSON NEECE STIDHAM Lona Ward GIBSON, 712 67th Ave. Dr. West, Bradenton, FL 34207 Need information concerning Richard STIDHAM, m. Rachael CRASE. Richard Singleton STIDHAM mI. Nancy NEECE, children: James H., Rosa Ellen, Mary (Polly), Samuel, Thomas, Jasper, Harvey, and Amanda. m2. 5 Jan 1895 Rachael CRASE, children in 1910 Federal census: Meredith, Ester, Ben, Ella Mae. Mardy (Meredith), Hattie, and Benjamin CRASE living in Lawrence, KS in 1910 federal census. DOTY REED SHAW SLOCUM SMITH STANFIELD WAGONER Mrs. Claude E. SMITH, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Seeking information on Almeda SLOCUM, m. Darius REED in OH 1841. Esther Reed STANFIELD, Elizabeth WAGONER, Maretta SHAW, George REED, Lydia DOTY, Chester REED, Priscilla REED, and Victor REED. GREEN REDO SHEETS SNEEGAS ZEHRBACH Marcia Green SKAGGS, 1008 E. Chipman, Lee's Summit, MO 64063 Seeking information on family of GREEN or GREENE, SNEEGAS, REDO, and ZERBACH. George GREEN, 46, and Maggie, 28, appear on the 1870 census for Leavenworth County with 3 children. Later Maggie married a Charles SHEETS. HAVENS WRIGHT Jo Ann HAVENS WRIGHT, 4826-126 St. S.E., Everett, WA 98208 Need information on ancestors and descendants of George HAVENS b. MA, removed to KS Territory. Lived in Prairie City, KS 18551890. Bur. Prairie City Cemetery. JOHNSON SWISHER WALL Mrs. Claude E. SMITH, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 John WALL m. Mary JOHNSON, Martinville, IN. Their daughter Harriett m. John SWISHER, removed to Kansas abt. 1889-1890. 215 �SCHULTZ SHAW Ray H. SHAW, 17410 Maple Valley Hwy, Sp. 75, Renton, WA 98058 Would like to correspond with descendants of Christian and Mary D. SCHULTZ. Seeking their parents and siblings. They moved to Douglas Co. about 1870-75 from IL. Christian d. 24 Sep 1894. Mary d. about 1912. Both are bur. Worden Evangelical Cemetery in Douglas Co., KS. PARKER SMITH Martha J. PARKER, R.R. 2, Box 99, Overbrook, KS 66524 Interested in any information on Enos W. SMITH, b. 1837, Harmony, Maine, brother of Benton SMITH. He settled SE 1/2 Sec. 4 Lecompton (now Wakarusa Twp.). Enlisted in the KS Cavalry at Ft. Leavenworth, 28 Sep 1861, and assigned to Co. A, 9th Reg. He listed Clinton as his residence during the Civil War. Worked for KS Pacific RR 1865-1868. Finally settled in Leadville, CO. Daughters Camilla b. 8 Nov 1868, Olathe, KS; Ella L. b. Sep 1872, Nederlands, CO. DILLON HOUGLAND MOORE THOMPSON Maxine P. (MOORE) HOUGLAND, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Obituary of Luther DILLON in Wathena, KS UReporter ii says he d. 6 Apr 1875, was buried on Henry THOMPSON farm between Wathena and Troy, KS. Does anyone know where the family cemetery is? HAYS HOUGLAND McCLAIN MOORE Maxine P. (MOORE) HOUGLAND, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Seeking information on parents of Mary McCLAIN, b. 28 Nov 1848, Potosi, Washington Co., MO. Her third husband, Frank M. HAYS, was at Bonne Tere, MO in 1885. Where did he go? OTTENS David IRVIN, 205 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044 Two tombstones recently found in my backyard, one inscribed "Henry OTTENS" and the other "M.E.G.", both without dates. Does anyone know who these people might be? A Claude Henry OTTEN was a member of the G.A.R. Washington Post No. 12 of Lawrence sometime between 1881-1907, a former member of the 7th Missouri Cavalry. Is this the same man buried in my yard? 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 NOTES FROM THE DOUGLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER September 1988: The Elizabeth M. Watkins Museum has acquired the WEAVER collection left by the estate of A.B. WEAVER, a collection of letters, photographs, scrapbooks, school records, awards and business documents. Among the items of possible interest to genealogists are letters dated in the 1850's, even before the first of the BULLENE and READ families came to Lawrence from Wisconsin and before A.D. WEAVER came from Connecticut. A.D. WEAVER married Gertrude BULLENE and their son, Arthur, inherited Lathrop BULLENE's store on Massachusetts Street, now known as Weaver's. A charge ledger from the store dated 1886 documents the people who made purchases and what they bought. Those wishing to join the Douglas County Historical Society receive an associate membership to the museum. If interested, write to the Douglas County Historical Society, Watkins Museum, 1047 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66044. 216 �ACHNING Charles J., 189, 200 ADA~'S F.G., 169,182 Susie M., 191,198 ADDLEMAN George A., 189,199 AKERS J.,l77 ALEXANDER Ame1 i a, 167 Francis Marion, 167 Frank M., 166 F.M., 168 ALLBAUGH Charles, 175 Pat, 175 ALLDERDICE Mrs., 205 ALLEN Gladys, 208 Robert B., 189,198 Sarah J., 189,198 ALLER John M., 189,200 ALLSTOT Mary M., 189,198 ANDERSON Arthur J., 189,202 August A., 189,199 Augusta, 195,198 Edmund L., 189,199 Ella L., 189,199 Flora B., 190,199 James A., 189,199 J.A., 177 Lena, 208 Melinda, 193,199 O.H., 177 Rose W., 189,199 W.R., 206 W.W.,l77 ANTI BUSH Luella, 196,199 APETl Charles E., 189,202 ARKLE Fred, 189,200 ARMSTRONG H.L., 170 ARNETT Claudina, 206 ARNOLD R.W., 190 ASHLEY Anderson H., 189,200 ATCHISON George, 189,201 ATKINSON Erastus, 189,202 E., 192,195 BACHELOR Family, 176 J.H., 177 BADSKY Family, 176 F., 177 J., 177 Mary, 208 BAHNMIER C.F., 207 BAILEY L.D., 177 BAKER Parthena, 197,199 BALDWIN Chester U., 189,199 Eben, 171 Edith A., 196,199 William H., 189,201 BANK Amy L., 199 BANKER A1bertus, 175 Family, 176 J.W., 174 BANKS Amy L., 194 G.M., 177 Martha, 207 BARBER John F., 189,198 BARNES Elisha, 189,199 Lucinda J., 190,199 BARNETT Anna l., 196,199 BARNHART Ardella F., 199 Ardellia F., 194 Kati e, 203 BASSETT J., 177 BATES C.D., 190 BATTS Fanni e, 180 BEASLEY John H., 189,201 217 BEATTY A., 194 BEIER Caroline, 194,199 BELL Frank C., 189,200 Georgia L., 195,199 Mrs. M.E., 207 BEMM Bruno, 189,200 BENNETT Sarah A., 189,199 BENSON Nelson, 189,199 T.R., 177 BERG Martha E., 191,199 BERGER Carl William, 180 Ca ro 1i ne, 180 Charlotte Rosetha, 180 BERKAU P.R., 182 BERLIN Eli, 189,199 BIRD Fannie, 192,199 BLACK Idella L., 190,199 Maggie, 206 Nancy I., 206 BLACKFORD Wi 11 iam D., 174 BLAKE Li 1a, 204 O.E., 189,200 BLOCKER Family, 176 BLODES Joseph A., 190,202 BLOOD Kate E., 196,199 BOEHLE August H., 190,201 BOLES Delia A., 198,199 BOLLARD William W., 190,202 BOND Ell is, 190,202 Mary Etta, 197,199 BONEBRAKE J.H., 193 BOOKS Elsie, 207 BOTl Family, 176 �BUETTNER George J., 190,199 BULLENE Gertrude, 216 Lathrop, 216 BUNDY L.H., 177 Ira S., 191 BOWERS BURK Sarah J., 195,199 Dora, 205 BOWMAN BURKLE B.F., 192 John J., 190,200 BRADLEY BURNS Mami e, 191, 199 Joseph, 190,200 BRANDON Family, 176 BURTON BRAXTON David H., 190,199 J.W., 193 BUTLER BRAZIL Wood L., 190,199 James E., 190,200 BYRD Sisters, 205 BREEZE CALVIN Ida M., 197,199 Martha E., 190,199 BREICHEISEN Emma, 205 CAMPBELL J., 205 Edwin M., 190,199 BREITHAUPT Gertrude, 203 Katie, 198,199 Hattie, 203 BRINTON John A., 190,201 Eliza Ann Watkins, 167 CARPENTER John, 175 BRITTON Hattie, 190,199 Mr., 174 BROOKS CARR Lill ie, 196,199 Daisy A., 190,199 BROWN Ida, 197, 199 Annie, 205 CARROLL A.S.,l77 A. Censon, 192 James Chalmers, 180 CARTER Jesse W., 190,200 Cl ara, 207 John, 183 Mary S., 193,199 John S., 197 CATLIN Maria Gertrude, 180 Mary E., 196,199 S.J., 189,193,198 Mattie, 207 Thomas Jefferson, 180 CAVANAUGH William J., 190,199 Allen, 215 BROWNING Bridget, 215 Evelyn, 208 Edward, 215 BRUBAKER Ell en, 215 Peter, 190,195 John, 215 BRUCE Thomas Patrick, 215 George B., 190,199 CAVIN Lizzie, 189,199 Silas, 198 BRYAN CHALLIS Maud V., 198,199 Chester, 180 BRYANT Edna L., 180 Francis M., 190,201 Family, 176 BUCK Family, 176 Harvey, 180 BUCKMAN Walter, 180 Robert B., 190,201 BOURKE Margaret, 205 BOURSAN Clara, 203 BOUTON 218 CHAMPION Addie L., 197,199 CHANAY Elfie, 208 CHANEY William 0., 190,199 CHAPIN Jessie, 193,199 CHAPMAN B.B., 193,199 William C., 190,202 CHARD BOUGH L., 177 CHERRY C•W., 190 , 196 CHINCHOLL August, 190,200 CHRISTIE Henry C., 190,199 CHURCH BAUGH Osa, 208 CHURR Nannie, 206 CLAIR Theodie V., 193,199,204 CLARK Charles H., 190,199 John S., 190,201 M., 205 Taylor, 190,200 Thomas H., 190,201 CLARY Anna, 180 CLOUD Joseph, 190,200 COATE Mary A., 195,199 Susan, 206 COFFMAN Allen, 190,199 COHRAN Em., 191 COHRON E.M., 194,195,196 COLE Candace, 176 Nellie H., 194,199 COLLINS Ali ce, 190,199 COLYER Sarah A., 192,199 CONNOLE Bertha, 203 J., 203 �CONSTANT WoRo, 192 COPELAND Gertrude, 198,199 COPPLE James Ho, 191,200 CORBETT Minnie So, 190,199 CORDELL Chloetta, 215 CORDLEY Richard, 192,194,195, 196,197,198 COUCH Eusebia, 196 CRAIG Wmo Bayard, 194 CRASE Benjamin, 215 Hattie, 215 Meredith IIMardyll, 215 Rachael, 215 CRAVER Sarah Eo, 194,199 CRAYCRAFT William Eo, 191,200 CRICK Joseph Bo, 191,200 CROUSE Anna, 208 CROW Edna Lo Challis, 180 Family, 176 CROZIER. Lena, 193,199 CUMMINGS Mrso EoNo, 205 Mo Taylor, 191,200 CURLETT Amelia, 197,199 CURTIS Al fred, 186 CUTLER L.Bo, 177 DANIELS Be 11 e, 189, 199 Florence, 194,199 Virginia, 199 DARLING 0o, 172 DARWIN Charles, 179 DAUGHERTY Bert, 191,199 DAVIDSON DUCKER Florence Co, 192,199 Henry Jo, 189,192 DAVIS DUNN Frank Ho, 191,200 John Ko, 195,197 Ollie Lo, 191,199 DURHAM Robert Go, 191,202 William AoHo, 191,201 Thomas No, 191,201 EATON Family, 176 ToWo, 196 ECKMAN Werter Ro, 190,192,193 Ella, 197,199 DAY EDGAR William Ho, 191,199 Geoo Bo, 191,192,194,197, DEAN 198 Alice, 191,199 EDWARDS DEARTH HoSo,l77 Bessie, 208 EIDEMILLER DEAY AoGo, 172 Sarah 0o, 191,199 ELLIOTT DELAP Annie, 196,199 Jonathan, 191,200 Wo Po, 189 DENTON ELLIS William, 178,179 Estella, 208 Wo, 177 ELSTON DEORSEY John Go, 191,201 George, 191,200 ELSWORTH DETON Rachel, 198,199 Adaline, 204 ENDACOTT DeVELBISS John, 190,195 Belle, 195,199 ENNIS DEZIOUS Family, 176 AoTo, 191,192,194,195 DEZIUS EPPERSON Fred, 174 Li 11 ian, 207 DICK ERNST George Lo, 191,200 Barbara, 197,199 DILLON EVANS Luther, 216 E.Co,l77 DISSINGER Lizzie Ao, 164 Laura, 189,199 Samuel Bo, 191,199 Sallie Ro, 192,199 FAGAN DODDRIDGE Peter Fo, 191,199 Charles Po, 191,201 FAIRBANKS DOLAN Ettie Mo, 198,199 John Co, 191,201 FARWELL DORAN Henry, 189,191,195,196 00Wo,175 FAWL DOTY Po, 177 Lydia, 215 FAY DOUGHERTY Thomas Mo, 191,201 Mary Mo, 204 FERGUSEN DOUGLASS E.Co, 190 Nancy, 189,199 FERREE DOWNING Family, 176 Al ie, 208 DRAKE FIEGENBAUM Hester, 197,199 FoWo, 195 DRAPER FINCH Fred Lo, 191,202 Selinda, 189,199 219 �FULLERTON GOBIN Robert D., 192,201 Hi 11 ary A., 196 FINDLEY FUNK William T., 191,200 GOODIN Anna M., 195,199 T.K., 177 FISHBURN GAINES Ezra, 191,201 GORE E.A., 175 FITZPATRICK Family, Mabel E., 192,200 Family, 176 GRAHAM 176 GALLAGHER FITZWATERS C., 177 Mary F., 190,199 M., 177 GRAY GAMES FIX Mary, 195,200 Minnie J., 196,199 Albert, 191,201 Thomas B., 192,201 GARDNER FLAHERTY GREASON E.E., 177 Martin, 191,201 T., 177 GARFIELD FLINN GREEN Sarah T., 196,199 James A., 179 Edward, 192,201 FLORY GARST George, 215 C., 164 I. B., 203 Maggie, 215 Lida, 195,199 GATES GREGG Sarah Viola, 164 Susie E., 194,199 Clara M., 196,200 GAUSNELL FLUKE GRESS W.W.,172 Rosa E., 194,199 Rosa, 203 FOGERTY GEISS GRIFFIN B., 175 Theresia, 193,199 Marianna, 191,200 Fami ly, 176 GEORGE GRIFFITH FORD(E) J.T., 177 C.E.,191 George, 191,198 R.A., 189 G.W.,l71 John A., 191,199 GERLACH Mary E., 195,200 FORTNEY H., 195,196 GRINKE Family, 176 GERLARH Wilhelminna, 208 P.R., 174 H., 194 GRISARD FOWL GERLARK Susan, 192,200 C., 177 Henry, 197 GROSSKOPF FOWLER GERMAN Family, 176 Paul, 175 Louisa S., 193,199 GIBSON GROVE Richard, 192,202 Emma, 190,199 Sarah J., 190,200 FOWLES Lona Ward, 215 GUFFIN Alfred T., 192,199 GIDONS Mary Matilda, 180 FOX Lula, 192,200 GULLETT Eva, 181 GIERTZ C.W., 189 Isaiah, 192,200 Bertha, 189,200 GUM Mary, 206 GILL Samuel K., 192,201 FRAIM Edward, 193 GURNEY Alice A., 197,199 Elizabeth, 204 Rose, 208 FRANKFORTHER GILLULI GUSTAFSON Ethel, 206 Mariah. Isabelle, 194,200 John W., 192,199 FRASER GIMBLET GUTHRIE Mary Alice, 180 Effie, 203 Mary, 195,200 Sylvester Faulkner, 180GIVAN HADLEY FRAZIER Maggie, 191,200 Loui s, 192,202 Clementine, 213 GLEED HALDERMAN FRIDENSTINE Charles S., 192,200 Winnie, 191,200 Rena M., 193,199 GLENN HALLER FUL.LER Julia A., 195,200 John, 198 Charles R., 192,200 GNEFKOW HAM Minnie A., 190,200 Arabelle, 190,200 220 �HAYDEN HIATT, cont. HAMILTON Theron Cenajah, 180, William, 192,200 Newton, 192,199 HAY(E)S 181 HAMM A., 177 Zirona "Zidie" Vadola,180 William E., 192,199 Frank M., 216 HIBBARD HAMMERT Sheldon W., 192,201 Bernhard W.H., 192,200 H., 177 HEATON HICKS HAMMYD Josephine, 207 Charles E., 192,201 Josephine, 205 HEBERLING Family, 176 Mary C., 195,200 HAMPTON HECOX Family, 176 HIDDLESTON Capt., 184,185 HEIDRICH Charles 0., 192,200 HARDIN Anna Mary Minnie, 197, HILES Family, 176 James H., 192,201 200 HILL HARDING Mary, 197,200 E.F., 197 Charlie, 175 HELFICH William C., 193,200 C.P.,175 Edward C., 192,200 William V., 193,199 Elmer, 175 HENDRICKS HINDMAN Family, 176 Maxine, 205 Albert H., 174,175 Scott, 175 HERSCHELL John C., 193,199 W.O., 177 Silas, 174 Bertha, 207 HARMAN HERTZLER HINES Betty V., 189,200 Annie M., 193,200 Eva F., 196,200 HARRELL HESS George, 193,200 C.E., 205 HINSON Charles, 192,200 HARRIGAN HIATT Francis A., 191,200 M.F., 189,190 Abigail Ann Meade, 176, HIRD HARRIS 181 B1 anch, 205 Amanda W., 193,200 Alice, 181 HOAD Jennie, 204 A1pharus J., 180 Alvin B., 193,201 Lena, 192,200 Alveretta, 180 HOCK Mrs., 204 HARTLEY Anna, 181 Carrie, 205 Family, 176 Clyde, 180,181,182 HOLINGSWORTH Elburn, 210 Frederick Wm. Augustus, Effie Zirena, 180,181 200 Elda Ann, 173 HOLLOWAY Samuel E., 192,200 Elmer, 180 S.E., 177 HARVEY Family, 176 HOLMAN Ed, 205 Frances Elizabeth Smith, James F., 193,199 Ed S., 205 176 HOLT Tallyrand, 192,201 F., 177 Nellie, 196,200 HASKIN Family, 176 Henry, 173,174,175,176, HOPKINS HASKINS 177,178,179,180,181, Charles B., 193,201 A.J., 177 HOTCHKISS 182,183,184,185,186 HASTIE Homer Fedora Petro, 180, Ernaline, 170 William L., 192,201 181 HOUGLAND HATCHER Kumwegif Ceginette Maxine P. Moore, 216 Peter M., 192,201 IWegie",180,181,194,20~OUK HAUSE Leni Leoti, 181 Rose, 208 George A., 192,202 Mary, 181 HOUT HUSMANN Oaxana Clary, 180,181 Omena, 203 George C., 192,202 Orel Onida, 178,180, HOUTS HAVENS 181,182 G.R., 191,192,196 George, 215 HOWE Querentha Lenore Jo Ann, 215 IQuintie",180,181 L.C.,195 HAWKINS Silas, 173,180 HOWELL William, 192,200 Anza F., 194,200 221 �ICE, c o n t . J A I M S ? HOWELL, cont. George W., 193,199 Thomas, 203 Ella, 204 William T., 203 Frank H., 204 HOWLAND C.G., 191 W.T., 203 Marguerite, 204 HOWSLEY I KEN BERRY Ruth, 204 William M., 193,199 Archie, 203 JAMES HUBBElL Jess, 203 Allen, 204 S.H., 177 lloyd, 203 Allie C., 204 HUCKER lloyd H., 203 Charles A., 204 William H., 193,200 Milton, 203 Clarence, 204 HUDDLESTON Milton E., 203 Clifton, 204 T. L., 207 Otis, 203 Edgar, 204 HUFF Ralph, 203 Flora, 204 Minnie R., 189,200 Thomas, 203 Geneva, 204 HUGGARD ILIFF Jennie, 204 Catherine S., 195,200 James G., 193,199 May, 204 HUGHES IllIAN? JAMESON Sarah E., 164 Clara, 203 Edd, 204 HUGHS Edmond, 203 Gertrude, 204 Roselia, 208 Etta, 203 James M., 204 HUMBERT Fred, 203 John, 204 Ida M., 197,200 Henry, 203 Keith, 204 HUMPHREY lillian, 203 Kenneth, 204 Anna, 189,200 Olive, 203 leonard, 204 HUNTER Oswold, 203 Ralph, 204 Parl ee, 192,200 I NGlE Roy, 204 HURST Charles, 203 JAMISON Charles W., 193,199 Edith, 203 Annie, 193,200 HUTCHINS Grant W., 203 JARBOE James R., 193,202 Harold, 203 J.W., 164 HYDE Merle, 203 JARDON Laura B., 197,200 Robert G., 203 Francis, 204 HYLAND Family, 176 INGRAM JAYQUASH HYMAN(N) Irwin, 204 William, 193,202 S.B., 190,193 IRELAN JEFFRIES Samuel B., 192 Wm., 190,193,195,196,197 George, 204 HYRE W., 164 G.T., 204 Charles W., 193,200 IRVIN Mary, 204 Daniel, 193,200 David, 216 Wilbur, 204 ICE Elmer, 204 JEHLE Albert, 203 Elmer B., 204 Alford, 204 Calvin, 203 Hannibal, 193,200 Anna, 204 Edward, 203 John A., 204 Mary H., 204 El sie, 203 Roy, 204 Selma, 204 Emery, 203 JACKSON Teekl a, 204 Frances, 203 Family, 176 Walter, 204 ~lohnnie, 203 Jacob, 193,201 JENKINS Leonard, 203 lucinda, 193,200 Annie, 198,200 lovey, 203 JACOBS Ca rri e, 204 Mabel, 203 Family, 176 E.M., 177 Margaret, 203 John, 204 Family, 176 Martin, 203 Marie, 204 F.M., 177 Martin F., 203 Rachel, 204 Hiram S., 204 Ralph, 203 William, 204 JENNINGS Raymond, 203 Evelyn, 204 222 �JENNINGS, cont. Frank A., 204 JENSEN Andrew, 204 Arthur, 204 Charles, 204 George, 204 George B., 204 Henry, 204 Laurits, 204 Li 1ia, 204 Mildred, 204 JESSIE Arthur, 204 Carrie, 204 George, 204 Hattie, 204 Mary. 204 Mattie, 204 Paul, 204 Sarah, 204 Silas, 204 Wi 11 i am G., 204 JESSUP Abigail, 180,181 JEWETT Abbie E•• 192.200 JOHANNING Adolph, 204 Alvin, 204 Amelia. 204 Anna, 204 Carl, 205 Clara, 204 C. Frederic, 204 Daniel Jr., 204 Daniel W., 204 Edward, 204 Elmer, 204 Ernest, 204 Esther, 204 F.H., 204 F.W., 204 Harold, 204 Helen, 205 Henry, 204 H. Ferdinand, 204 Isabel, 204 J. Wi 11 i am, 204 Katherine, 204 Lois, 204 Louisa, 204 Louise, 204 Lydia, 204 Margaret, 204 JOHANNING, cont. Mary, 204 Otto L., 204 Paul, 204 Paul H., 205 Ruth, 204 Sophia, 204 Sophie, 204 William, 204 Will i am H., 205 JOHANSON Family, 176 JOHNS Alta, 205 Anna, 205 Ell a, 205 Frank H., 205 Hel en, 205 Lena, 205 Marguerite, 205 Ruby, 205 Ruth, 205 Stanford, 205 JOHNSON Alberta, 205 Allene, 205 Anna, 205 Arden, 205 Beatrice, 205 Bessie, 205 Carl, 205 Carrie, 205 Cecil, 205 Charles, 205 Charles Jr., 205 Charles W., Sr., 205 Clarence, 205 C. Oscar, 205 C.F., 177 Dwaine, 205 Earl, 205 Edith, 205 Ed. F., 205 Elmer, 205 Esther, 205 Family, 176 Frances, 205 Frank, 193,200,205 Freda, 205 Gertrude, 205 Grant U., 205 Grover, 205 Harriet C., 200 Harriett C., 198 Harry, 205 Harry C., 205 223 JOHNSON, cont. Henry F., 205 Horace, 205 John, 205 John H., 205 John T., 205 Lawrence, 205 Louis, 205 Lucile, 205 Marie, 205 Mary, 215 Mary C., 205 May, 205 Philip, 205 Phoebe, 205 Ray T., 205 Roy, 205 Ruby, 205 Samuel, 205 Selma, 205 Sibley, 205 S.L., 194 Vincent, 193,201 Wi 11 ard 0., 205 William, 193,199,205 W.H., 205 JONES Ali ce, 205 A. Milton, 205 Catherine, 164,165 Charles, 205 Charles A., 205 David Lewis, 164 David L., 165,193,201 David R., 193,200 De 1bert, 205 Dorothy, 205 Edward, 164,165 Edward Jr., 165 Edward Sr., 165 Eleanor, 205 Estate, 205 Frank, 205 Fred, 205 George C., 205 Henry R., 193,201 Hugh Lewis, 164,165 James H., 205, John Llewelyn, 164,165 John R., 205 Lizzie A., 165 Margaret, 204 Meridith, 164,165 Normand, 205 Ri cha rd, 164,165 �KAISER, cont. JONES, cont. Isabell, 206 Richard Ismae1, 164 James, 206 Richard J., 164,165 Jennie, 206 Robert, 205 Louie, 206 Sarah Bell, 205 Lu1a, 206 Sarah Lewis, 164,165 Minnie, 206 Syras, 205 Wi 11 i am, 206 Tegidon Phillips, 164, KALB 165 Floyd L, 206 Thomas S., 164 Glenn, 206 Wi 11 i am, 205 Lester, 206 JORDAN Ralph, 206 Adolphus D., 205 Raymond, 206 Bourke, 205 KAMPSCHRADER Cecil, 205 Annie, 206 Charles, 205 August H., 206 Claud, 204 Carl, 206 Edgar, 204 Harry, 206 E1 sie, 205 Helen, 206 Frances, 205 Olin, 206 Frank C., 205 KAMPSCHRODER Irene, 205 Arthur, 206 Katheri ne, 205 Emma, 206 Leona, 204 Ruby, 206 Leoti, 204 Martin J., 193,199,204, Walter, 206 Wi 11 i am, 206 206 Mary, 205 Wi 11 i am H., 206 Ralph, 205 KAMPSCHROEDER Robert, 205 Alvin, 206 Charles F., 206 Violet, 204 JOY Edith, 206 E1ma, 206 Fred H., 206 Loren, 206 Glenn, 206 Nelson T., 193,202 Howard, 206 Wi 11 i am G., 206 Louis, 206 JUNKINS Marie, 206 Robert M., 206 Mattie, 206 Ruth, 206 Ralph, 206 KAHLE Robert, 206 August, 206 Thomas, 206 Henry, 206 KANNENBERG Henry Sr., 206 Freda, 208 Herman, 206 Johanna, 204 Mary, 208 Lura, 208 Minnie, 206 Theck1a, 208 KAISER KASBERGER Ada, 206 Albert, 206 Alex, 206 Allee, 206 Amelia, 206 John, 206 Anna, 206 Mi 1dred, 206 Charles, 206 M., 206 Christian J., 193,201 KASBOLD C., 206 Carrie, 206 Hattie, 206 C1 ara, 206 224 KASBOLD, cont. Ernest, 206 Luelle, 206 Marguerite, 206 Paul A., 206 KASOLD Albert G., 194,200 KASSINGER Charles, 206 James, 206 Jennie, 206 KEENEY Ellen, 215 KELLERMAN Frank J., 206 KELLEY Anna, 206 Carl D., 206 Edith, 206 George E., 206 Katherine, 206 Martha, 206 Michael, 206 W.H., 206 KELLOGG Bejamin 0., 206 Elsie, 206 Grace, 206 KELLY Harry M., 206 Wendell, 206 KELSALL I. Samuel, 192,193,194, 198 KENDALL Laura J., 190,200 KENNE D., 177 KENNEDY Bell, 206 Carl, 206 Dee, 206 Edna, 206 Effie, 206 Elizabeth, 206 Emma F., 206 Eugene M., 181,206 LN., 206 Francis, 206,207 Frank H., 206 Fred, 206 Fred J., 206 Ha rry, 206,207 Howard, 206 Jay, 181,206 �KENNEDY, cont. Jenny, 206 Joseph, 206 Lawrence, 206 Lizzie J., 214 Lola, 206 Lynn, 206 Martha, 206 May, 206 Minnie, 206 Mrs. W. J ., 206 Nell ie, 206 Orrin, 206 Paul, 206 Roy, 206 Samuel, 206 Samuel W., 207 Scott, 206 W.B., 173 KENNER Joseph J., 207 KERNS Clare, 207 Frank, 207 Gale, 207 Kate L., 207 KERSLEY George E., 207 KETTERING Atnieda, 207 Estate, 208 Esther, 207 George, 207 Ira A, 207 KIDING Till ie, 205 KIEFER Elmer F., 207 Eugene, 207 KILGORE Chester W., 207 KIMARD Eldo, 207 E.A., 207 Francis, 207 Hershel, 207 Louis, 207 KIMBALL Bros., 171 KINDRED E.B., 207 Leslie, 207 KING 01 ive, 207 Vernon, 207 Viola, 207 KINGERY Everett, 207 Florence, 207 Longie, 207 Mabel, 207 Myrtle, 207 William, 207 KINNE Ezra P., 194,202 KINZIE Marjorie, 207 Roy C., 207 W.A., 207 KIRBY Allen, 207 Anna, 207 Daniel, 207 George, 207 Glenn, 207 Glynn, 207 John, 207 Ralph, 207 Walter, 207 Wi 11 i am, 207 KIRCHNER Charl es R., 207 Gerald, 207 Helen, 207 KIRKPATRICK Merritt M., 194,199 KISER Fran k P., 207 Lawrenia, 207 Mary, 207 Naomi, 207 KISLER Ama, 205 KLING Sarah J., 197,200 KLOPFENSTEIN Edward, 207 Luther, 207 Stanley, 207 KNAACK Anna, 192,200 KNAKE Dora, 207 Hilda, 207 Marie, 207 Pearl,207 Wi 11 i am H., 207 KNOWLES John W., 207 Wi 11 i am, 207 225 KNSEPFEL Ernest G., 194,200 KNUDSON Henrietta, 204 KOEHLER A.J., 207 Baby, 207 Bessie, 207 Edith, 207 Edna, 207 Elfreda, 207 Emma, 207 Harvey, 207 Henry, 207 Hilda, 207 John, 207 John E., 207 Louise, 207 Paul, 207 Pearl, 207 Raymond, 207 Russell, 207 Wi 11 i am A., 207 KOEHRING Dorothy, 207 Gertrude, 207 Wi 11 iam E., 207 KOHR May, 206 W.H., 206 KOLB Alice, 203 KOOGLE M., 177 KOWING Benjamin, 207 Ruby, 207 KRAFT Gladys, 208 Irwin B., 208 Milton, 208 Roland, 208 KRAMER Benjamin, 208 Richard, 208 KRAPF F.M., 208 Grace, 208 Laura, 208 Louise, 208 Oscar, 208 KRATSINGER Chloe, 208 Ethel, 208 George, 208 �KRATSINGER, cont. G. Ed, 208 Orta, 208 Paul, 208 KRING Alice, 208 Dora, 208 Heirs, 208 John, 208 Katherine, 208 Milton, 208 Oakley Vane, 208 KROM Ellen J., 207 KRUEGER Hermann, 194,201 KUNDSON Arthur, 207 Charles, 207 Kund?, 207 Marie, 207 Russell, 207 KUPPER Lawrence, 208 KYLE James, 194,201 LACEFIELD Henry C., 180,194,200 LaCROIX May, 197,200 LaHAY Francis E., 188 Toussaint, 185,186,187, 188 LAHRMANN Sophia L., 198,200 LAMB Adella, 208 Alma, 208 Charles, 208 Daniel C., 208 Elizabeth, 208 Eva, 208 Letha, 208 Mabel, 208 LANCASTER Dorothy, 208 Edna, 208 Edyth, 208 Louise, 208 Mary, 208 William, 208 William H., 208 LANDER John, 194, 200 LANDIS Armin, 208 Audrey, 208 Edgar, 208 E.S., 208 Henry, 208 Virgil, 208 Virgil A., 208 Ward, 208 LANDON Claude, 208 Claude Jr., 208 Edna, 208 H.J., 208 John, 208 Mary, 208 Ray, 208 William, 208 LANE Gen., 183,184,185 James H., 202 Lenora, 206 May, 202 LANGENDERFER George Jr., 208 George W., 208 Marguerite, 208 LANGNER Freidrich, 194,199 LANKFORD K.S., 197 LANSDOWN John C., 208 Margaret, 208 LAPTAD Agnes, 208 Ali ce, 208 Fred G., 208 Leland, 208 Lois, 208 Marguerite, 208 Max, 208 Paul R., 208 Pauline, 208 Robert, 208 LAQUA Fred, 208 Joe, 208 LARCOM C.H., 208 Lee, 208 Lenning, 208 Lorena, 208 Robert, 208 226 LARIMER Hugh D., 194,201 LASH Eliza, 205 LASWELL Edna, 208 Elsie, 208 Marion, 208 LATHROP Abbie L., 195,200 LAUGHLIN Charles, 208 Clark, 208 Cora, 208 Etta, 208 Fred E., 208 Homer, 208 Howard, 208 Oshen, 208 Robert, 208 Roy, 208 Wade, 208 LAVERY Kate, 207 LAWRENZ Anna, 208 August, 208 August Jr., 208 Bertha, 208 Charles, 208 Charles G., 208 Charles Jr., 208 Emma, 208 Frances, 208 Fred, 208 Gilbert, 208 Henry, 208 Henry W., 208 Herbert, 208 Martha, 208 Minnie, 208 LAWSON Family, 176 LEARY L., 177 LEE Dudl ey, 194,197 LEEMAN Lewis, 194,199 LEHMANN Augusta, 190,200 LEISHER Henrietta J., 193,200 LEONARD L.M., 197 Oscar P., 194,201 �LeSEUR Owen C., 194,200 LESSER John, 194,201 LETCHER Julia A.H., 198,200 LEVETT Walter W., 194,199 LEWIS Cora, 189,200 David, 164 James W., 194,199 J.,191,195 Phi lip M., 195 Sarah, 164 LICHTFIELD Josie A., 194,200 LINDBURG Lotten, 196,200 LIPPY Ada F., 191,200 LITTELL Mary A., 191,200 LIVINGSTON Effie A., 191,200 LONG Elizabeth, 198,200 Maggie, 195,200 LOSEY Family, 176 M., 177 P., 177 LOTHHOLZ Minnie, 189,200 LOTZT Mr., 207 LOVE A.E., 186 LUTZ Louis, 194,201 Sophia, 206 LYMAN George W., 194,199 LYSINGER Lincoln, 194,201 MACHIA Carrie, 204 MACK Lida, 189,200 MACKLIN Family, 176 MADLE Emma, 206 MAGGS W.B., 193 MAGRATH Jos., 194 MAIHEL J., 177 MALLISON Nellie G., 192,200 MARFILIUS Anna Christine, 192,200 MARKEL(MARKLE) Gabriel, 185 J., 177 MARKS A., 171 Carrie S., 197,200 MARVIN Jas., 189,190,191,193, 194,196,198 MASON Ell a L., 193,200 MATBIA Carrie, 205 MATHER Luella, 195,200 MATHEWS Francis, 194,201 Myrtle Y., 198,200 Sarah S., 192,200 William T., 194,199 MAUL John H., 197 MAYBERRY William R., 194,200 MAYSWINKLE Family, 176 McBRIDE Alexander, 180 Anna, 180 Family, 176 Margaret, 181 McCAB Bridget E., 194,200 McCLAIN Mary, 216 McCLELLAN Gen., 170,172 McCLINTOCK Laura, 205 McCLURE Orville, 194,199 McCONNELL Bros., 171 McCOUNELL Albert, 208 McCOY Justus B., 194,200 McELROY William, 195,201 227 McFADDEN Mary Leone, 190,200 McFARLAND Harriet S., 194,200 McFARLANE Albert, 195,201 Ben, 171 John, 171 McGEE Jacob, 202 McGINNIS Mary F., 19:3,200 McINTIRE L.O., 172 McKAY Mary, 193,200 McKEE . Cornelia, 191,200 McKENNE Il.., 177 McKENZIE JA., 177 H., 177 , McJKI RAHAR - M.F., 195 McLAUGHLIN Andrew, 180 McMILLON Frank W., 195,200 McMURTRIE John F., 195,201 McNEIL Belle M., 191,200 MEAD Abigail "Aby" Ann, 179, 180,181 Alonson, 180 MEANS Hugh, 204 MEEKER Charles S., 195,201 MEITH Agnes L., 190,200 Edith A., 194,200 MELLON William A., 195,199 MERCER W., 190,195 MERRITT Alice May, 194,201 MESSER G.A., 177 METTNER F.F., 167 �OTTOWA C., 177 C., 177 OVERBAUGH MUSICK Bessie, 204 C.J., 208 OVERTON NEECE Anthony Jr., 196,200 Nancy, 215 OWEN NEISlEY William H., 196,201 Mary E., 197,201 OWENS NELSON A., 174 Family, 176 Family, 176 Fred H., 195,198 W., 177 Julia, 192,201 W.R., 174,177 NEWLIN o LAUGHLIN John, 214 James P., 195,200 NEWSTIFTER O'NEIL Louis, 195,202 Herbert l., 195,201 NICOL PARKER Archie B., 195,199 Martha J., 216 NICOLAY Mary M., 192,201 George, 195,200 PATE NORRIS A., 171 Alice L., 193,201 Thomas F., 191 Madison, 195,200 PATTERSON NORTON MONTFOORT Family, 176 Mary E., 190,201 John Q.A., 189,190,191, MONTGOMERY Matilda M., 192,201 192,193,194,195,196, J.S., 208 William C., 196,199 197,198 Mrs., 175 PATTY Marie V., 193,201 MOON Frank, 196,201 NOSSIS Joseph R., 195,201 PAULY Thos. F., 193 MOORE Josiah, 196,201 NOWAK Ernest J., 195,201 PAWNALL Lendvie, 195,199 Fami ly, 176 T., 177 NUFFER Fanni e, 194,201 August, 195,199 PECK Frank W., 195,200 OATMAN Franci s J., 193 Maxine P., 216 Marian, 204 PEDRICK MORGAN OEHRLE Julia E., 164,193,201 Charles A., 195,200 Godfrid, 195,201 PEER John A., 195,200 OHSE Family, 176 William H., 196,201 MORRIS OLDS PETEFISH Joseph L., 195,200 Frank B., 189 Ethyl Talley, 174 Lil ian, 198, 201 OLSON Fami ly, 176 MORRISON Gerda Sofie, 195,201 L., 203 Cornelius W., 194,199 Helen, 207 PETERSON MOSS Paul, 195,201 Augusta Sophia, 193,201 E., 174 OSHEL Elias, 196,200 Fami ly, 176 Thos. W., 190 Hannah, 195,201 J.L., 177 OSMOND PHILLIPS MOTlER Robert M., 195,200 Minnie, 207 J.A., 193 S.M., 189,190,191,195 PICKERING MOYES OTIS Ella, 209 Anna M., 168 Mark E., 170 PICKETT MOYS OTTEN Mary Elizabeth, 189,201 Fay, 166,167 Claude Henry, 216 PIERATT William H., 166,195,202 OTTENS Jesse, 196,200 Henry, 216 William G., 196,201 MICHAEL John W., 195,199 Joseph, 192 Wm. M., 195 MIFFLIN Viola May, 192,201 MILLER C., 177 Estella, 207 F.C.,I77 Josiah, 174 Louisa J., 189,201 MINNER Joel A., 195,199 MINOR Laura, 195,201 MITCHELL David T., 186,187 MOHLER Salinda, 195,201 MONROE MUNIX I 228 �PIERCE Lillie L., 190,201 Mr., 177 PIERSON Pier Anton, 196,201 PLASKET John R., 196,202 POLLACK Malinda Fosbrook, 167 POLLOCK Thomas Allen, 166,167, 168 Thomas H., 167 PORTER Preston, 196,200 POWELL Mattie M., 191,201 PRATHER Charles E., 196,199 PRAY Family, 176 PREBBLE Fannie, 195,201 PRESTON De 1bert, 207 PRICE David T., 196,199 May, 203 R.C., 203 Taira, 197,201 PUREL Jacob, 196,201 QUAYER W.A., 189 QUAYLE W.A., 197 RANDALL Edwin M., 196,201 Nellie B., 193,201 RAY Edward C., 190 T. Jeff, 196,199 RAYBOURN Alzira E., 194,201 READ Fami ly, 216 REAGAN John, 196,201 REDO Fami ly, 215 REED Chester, 215 Darius, 215 Evelyn, 204 George, 215 Millie E., 191,201 Pri sci 11 a, 215 Victor, 215 REHN Christian, 190,193 REICHARDT Charles G., 196,199 RENDER Jennie E., 196,201 RICH Minerva, 191,201 RICHARDSON Gen., 185 Mrs., 177 RICHIE Col., 173,179 RICHTEMLMER Lena C., 207 RICKMAN Allen, 196,199 RIEM Amelia, 203 RIGBY Richard, 196,202 RITTER Sophia, 196,201 ROBBERTS Col., 184 ROBERTS Alice Annie, 195,201 Belle Brandon, 170 Ernaline Hotchkiss, 170 Isabel, 170 John, 170 .John Newton, 169,170, 171,172 ROBINSON D., 177 Jennie F., 197,201 M., 171 ROBISON Family, 176 ROE William H., 196,201 ROGERS Horace M., 196,199 John W., 196,202 ROUSSEY Elizabeth, 205 RUDROW William T.S., 196,199 RUNYAN James A., 196,199 RUSE Otis C., 197,200 RUSSELL Leander, 197,199 SAlLE Anna, 194,201 229 SAlLE, cont. W., 177 SAMPLE Cl ara, 205 SANBORN John R., 197,201 SAN ITER Fami ly, 176 G., 177 SAUER Frank, 197,199 SAULT H.M., 168 SAWYER L.M., 177 SAYLOR Clara N., 198,201 SCHAAKE Otti 11 e L., 204 SCHARBAGER Mary, 196,201 SCHEHRER Wendlin, 197,199 SCHMELTZ Family, 176 SCHULTZ Adeline, 206 Christian, 216 Lizzie, 193,201 Mary D., 216 SCHULZ Augusta 0., 190,201 SCHUMACHER Anna, 207 SCHUMANN Peter, 192,194 SCHURR Louisa, 193,201 SCHWARTZ C. C., 205 Mary, 204 SEAMIG Clinton, 174 SEARING Family, 176 SEELE August, 197,200 Frederick Wm. Augustus, 197 SEIBOLD Myrtle, 207 SHANAFELT J.R., 197 William F., 197,202 SHANNON John, 188 �SHAPER Louise, 208 SHAW Frances, 204 George B., 197,200 Maretta, 215 Mary, 205 Mattie, 206 Ray H., 216 Sadie, 206 SHEEHAN James A., 197,199 SHEETS Charles, 215 SHEPARD Wi 11 iam, 197,201 SHERIDAN Phil, 172 SHIELDS Mary, 205 SHIMMONS George A., 197,201 SHORT May, 205 SHRIMPLIN Emma E., 198,201 SHULL Ella M., 192, 201 SHUMANN Peter, 189,198 SIEGRIST Henry S., 197,201 SILBERMAN(N) J.J., 189,192,194 SIMMONS Ida M., 191,201 J.J., 172 SIMON N.,l77 SINCLAIR M.B., 175 SIZER 0.0.,174 SKAGGS Marcia Green, 215 SKINNER Nell ie, 205 Susie, 191,201 William H., 197,201 SLOCUM Almeda, 215 SMELTZ C., 177 SMITH Aaron Burr, 173,181 STANLEY SMITH, cont. Laura, 207 Abigail, 179 S., 207 Abigail Jessup, 173,181 STANTON Albert L., 197,199 Harriett, 209 Ann G., 204 Hattie, 209 Benton, 216 Hiram, 209 Cami 11 a, 216 Rachel, 209 Clarence W., 197,201 Sarah, 209 C1 aude E., 215 Daisy, 207 Seth, 209 STAPLES D.M., 177 D.S., 177 Annabel, 209 Edwin, 173 Branson, 209 Ella L., 216 James, 209 Enos W., 216 James A., 209 Family, 176 Josie Maud, 209 Frances Elizabeth Maud, 209 "Fanny", 173,179,180, Phebe, 209 181 Samuel, 209 Henrietta, 205 STARR Isaiah, 179,180 John M., 197,200 I.H., 174 Zurie E., 190,201 Ju1 ia, 205 STEEWART J.H., 177 Wellington, 199 Laura A., 191,201 STEPHENS Mary Ann, 180 Bessie, 207 Mary Louise, 197,201 STEVENS SNEEGAS Family, 215 Eva, 209 SNOW Henry, 209 May, 208 J.J., 192 Nannie A., 196,201 J.T., 189,195,198 SNYDER Family, 176 Mary, 209 SOLT Maud, 209 Harry M., 166 N.0.,171 SOUDEREGGER Ruell a, 209 Margaretha, 194 STEVENSON Margarethe, 201 W.B., 193,197 SOULE STEVER Kate S., 206 Mary A., 192,201 SOWERS STEWART Clara, 206 Albert C., 197,200 SPANGLER Anna, 209 Mary E., 194,201 Eva E., 195,201 Phebe, 192,201 Hellen, 209 SPEARS Henry, 209 Ida C., 196,201 James, 206 SPIES Jehu H., 209 Louisa, 205 J.W., 193 SPITTLE Mina, 198,201 D.M., 177 Randolph, 209 SPRING Sarah M., 191,201 J. W., 189 Wellington, 197 STANDLEY Family, 176 STIDHAM STANFIELD Amanda, 215 Esther Reed, 215 Ben, 215 230 �STUBBS STIDHAM, cont. Anna, 209 Ell a Mae, 215 Arthur, 209 Ester, 215 Catherine, 209 Harvey, 215 Della, 209 James H., 215 Donald, 209 Jasper, 215 Mary "Polly", 215 Eddy J., 209 Meredith, 215 Edwin, 209 Richard Singleton, 215 Esther, 209 Florence, 209 Rosa Ellen, 215 George, 209 Samuel, 215 Thomas, 215 Hazel, 209 Herbe, 209 STOELZING Bertha, 207 Herbert, 209 STOKES James Edwin, 209 Clyde, 209 James Jr., 209 Dorothy, 209 John, 209 Lill ie, 209 J.T., 209 STONE Lenora, 209 Mary, 196,201 Margaret, 209 STOTE Martha, 209 A.H., 190,191,194,195, Paul, 209 196,197,198 Raymond, 209 STOUT Roscoe, 209 Ali ce, 209 Ross, 209 Alvin, 209 Stella, 209 Alvin H., 209 Stella Hostetter, 209 Donald, 209 Walter, 209 Janita, 209 Walter Roscoe, 209 John, 209 W.R., 210 Lucetta, 209 SUITER Luci 11 a, 209 Alma, 210 Mary, 209 Anna, 210 Rex, 209 Dwight Everet, 210 Ruth, 209 Ernest, 210 Simon, 209 Fl orence, 210 STOVER Laurence Elmer, 210 W.D.,195 Marie, 210 STRAFFON Mary, 210 Cora M., 197,201 Mary Elizabeth, 210 STRAIN Maurice, 210 D.E., 177 Mavice, 210 STRICKLER William Ernest, 210 H.J., 186,187,188 SULLIVAN STRIKENSE? Emma, 197,201 Nettie, 209 John, 174 STRINGFELLER J.M., 197 Edna Geiler, 209 J.O., 177 STRINGFELLOW SURBER Gen., 184 Iva, 207 STUART SUTLIFF Annis, 209 Addie M., 198,201 John, 209 Emi ly S., 170 Robert, 209 SUTTON Robert Addison, 209 Family, 176 231 SUTTON, cont. Harry, 175 Laura Jane, 192,201 SWAIN Mr., 188 Shubal, 182 SWANE Byron, 210 SWEET Jennie M., 196,201 SWEEZER Pairdee, 190,201 SWIMLEY Elizabeth, 207 SWISHER John, 215 SYKES Lionial N., 210 SYMONS Estella, 210 Henley, 210 TABER T.E.,174 TABOR Mary, 210 Orson, 210 TALBERT Katherine, 210 Mattie E., 191,201 TALLEY Family, 176 TATE J.C.,l77 TAYLOR Burr S., 197,199 Mabel, 208 Ne 11 ie, 191,201 TESTERMAN F.W., 190 THACHER Anna, 189,201 Louisa, 168 THATCHER Belle, 210 Louisa, 166 THOMAS Elbert, 210 Elburn Holingsworth, 210 Enos, 210 Eunice, 210 Eunice H., 210 E. L., 192,198 Joseph, 210 Milton Jr., 210 Samuel, 210 Sarah, 210 �THOMAS, cont. Seth, 210 Stephen, 210 THOMPSON Alice, 197,201 Alice H., 194,201 Family, 176 G., 177 Henry, 216 Wells, 197,199 THOMSON Alice H., 210 THOREN Lyda S., 201 Lydia S., 192 THURBER A., 174,177 B., 177 Family, 176 Whitford, 174 TINDALL O. L., 190 TINGLE Thomas G., 197,201 TITUS Col., 185 TRAMPTON William W., 197,199 TRANSUE Mary A., 198,201 TRAPP Amanda V., 210 Amond, 210 TREWARGY Elizabeth, 210 Esther, 210 Milo, 210 TREWORGG Bertha, 210 Esther, 210 Frank, 210 Harry, 210 Lee, 210 Mary, 210 Milo, 210 Stella, 210 TROUT Martha, 194,201 Mary L, 190,201 TRUEBLOOD Dear1, 210 Edwin, 210 Elizabeth, 210 Ethe 1, 210 Eva, 210 TRUEBLOOD, cont. Harry, 210 Irvin, 210 Marvin, 210 Samuel, 210 TURNER Avi s, 210 Deborah, 210 Jesse, 210 Laura A., 195,201 Mary Frances, 210 Samuel, 210 TUSSEY Family, 177 H., 174 TUTON John M., 187 J.M., 186,188 TUTT Mary, 197,201 TUTTLE Martha E., 192,201 TWILLIGER Nancy, 207 TYLER Frances, 196,201 Lydia A., 196,201 ULRIDGE Ruth, 210 UPDIKE Mah1on, 197,201 VAN DUSEN Abraham, 197,200 VAN HORN F., 174 VAN KUREN Emma, 210 H.J.,210 VAN PELT R.H.,196 VAN TRIES Minnie, 195,201 VAN WOORHIS L.,. 192 VANDEREN? Maary Belle, 210 VARNUM Anna E., 196,201 Hattie E., 190,202 VERNON Asher, 211 John, 211 Mary, 211 Mary to Sterling, 211 Orion, 211 232 VERNON, cont. Rosa, 211 Sarah, 211 VESTAL Eliza, 211 E1 i zabeth, 211 Frances, 211 John, 211 Sarah, 211 VILES Anna, 207 VITT Emma, 195,202 VON KUREN Emma, 211 VON RUSEN H.J.,211 VOTAW A1be rt S., 211 WAFORD A., 177 WAGER W., 177 WAGONER Elizabeth, 215 WAGSTAFF Minnie A., 189,202 WALKER Samuel, 187 Sherman, 197,199 WALL El bert A., 211 George A., 211 Harriett, 215 John, 215 WALTER T.H., 177 WALTERS Edna W., 205 I.A., 177 WALTERSDORF LH., 177 F., 177 WALTON Amos, 211 ,213 Angelo, 211 Arde 11 a, 211 Emanuel, 211 L, 211 John, 211 Joseph, 211 Lizzie, 211 Nell ie, 211 Rache 1, 211 Sylvester, 211 �WARD WELCH, cont. George W., 185,186,187 Orpha, 211 H.O., 177 WELKER Sidney M., 186,187 Florence E., 198,202 Thomas, 211 WELLS WARFORD Family, 176 Margaret D., 211 WARNE Ma rga ret H., 211 Martha, 193,202 Mr., 177 WARNER William, 211 Daniel H., 197,202 WELSH Jerome, 198,200 Bernice, 211 WARREN Edna Grace, 211 Alice, 193,202 Emma E., 197,202 Frances, 190,202 Flora, 211 Martha, 211 Henry, 211 Mattie, 211 Orpha J., 211 WASHINGTON WENBERG Anna, 205 Sallie, 189,202 WATER WERTZ Mary, 206 Cl ara 1., 193,202 WATKINS Flora L., 191,202 WESTERHOUSE John, 211 Margaret, 211 Eddy, 198,199 Mary Ann, 166,168 WEYARMULIER Matilda, 211 Dorothy Adeil, 211 William, 211 Mary Louise, 211 WATSON WEYBRIGHT Barclay, 211 D., 177 Eliza, 211 WEYERMILLER Family, 211 Mary, 211 WHALEY Mary H., 211 Henry, 198,199 WATTS WHEADON Elizabeth Jane, 192,202 Frank J., 198,199 Samuel M., 198,201 WHEAT WAY Cl i fford, 211 Amanda, 211 Laurence, 211 Amanda M., 211 Titus, 211 WEAVER WHEELER Arthur, 216 Edward J., 198,201 A.B., 216 WHITE A.D., 216 Albert, 211 WEBB Alexander C., 198,199 Sarah M., 194,202 Amanda, 211 WEBBER A.E., 174 May, 190,202 Bertha, 211,212 WEIDMAN Charles W., 198,201 William E., 198,201 Christina, 212 WElL David, 193 Sarah E., 192,202 Elizabeth, 211,212 WELCH Ere 1i ne, 212 Bernice, 211 Fletcher A., 194 Edna, 211 Flora, 212 Flora, 211 Floyd, 211 Henry, 211 Fred, 211 .May, 211 Fred P., 211,212 233 WHITE, cont. Geneva, 212 George, 212 H.T.,174,177 John C., 212 Joseph T., 198,199 Lelia Rebecca, 212 Lizzie, 212 Marvin Andrew, 212 Mary, 212 Mary Alice, 212 Mil dred, 212 Nathan, 212 Ora, 211 Pliny F., 212 Robert, 212 Tobitha, 212 Weldon J., 198,200 William, 212 WHITLA Jesse L., 192 WHITMAN Edgar E., 198,199 WHITNEY Wm., 190,191,194,196 WIDENER John L., 212 WIGGIN(S) Ida Belle, 196,202 WILBER Agnes, 212 Ethel, 212 Eva, 212 George, 212 Gorde, 212 Howard, 212 John, 212 Julia, 212 Minnie, 212 Paul, 212 Samuel, 212 WILBURS Julia, 212 WILCOX Frank Fox, 212 Hastings, 212 Helen Fox, 212 J. Hastins, 212 Susie, 212 WILDER Edward A., 198,200 John, 189,196 WILKS Howard, 212 �WILSON, cont. WILLIAMS Lizzie C., 211,213 Alice, 192,202 Lydia, 212,213 Anna L., 212 L.C., 171 Anna S., 212 Mable, 212 C.L,195 Margaret, 213 Ed, 212 Maria, 213 LM., 212 Martha, 212,213 Fannie, 212 Mary, 213 James, 198,200 Mattie, 213 Randel, 212 Nancy, 213 Ray A., 198,202 Naomi, 213 Thomas, 212 01 ney, 213 WILLIS Pram, 213 Joel, 212 Robert, 213 WILLS Rose 11 a, 213 Elizabeth, 212 Ruth, 213 Joel, 212 Ruth S., 213 WILSON Sarah, 213 Abijah, 212 Susanna, 213 Ada, 212 Sybil, 212 Agnes, 212 Sylvia, 212 Alfred, 212,213 S.F., 189 Amos, 212 Thomas, 213 Anna, 212 Thomas H., 213 Bayne, 212 T. Jeff, 213 B.L, 212 Vertal, 213 Clara, 213 C1 ara Bell, 213 William, 213 Clayton, 212 William P., 213 Clementine Frazier, 213 Zoe Osborn, 213 C. Ell a, 212 WINEY Drucilla, 212,213 Thomas G., 193,195,197 Drusilla, 212 WINSLOW Edgar, 212 Elizabeth, 213 Eli, 212 Macajah, 213 Eli II, 212 WINTER Elizabeth, 213 Carrie A., 192,202 Elizabeth A., 212 WISE Ella, 213 Marie, 206 Fletcher, 213 WISELEY Frank, 213 Elizabeth G., 196,202 George, 213 WOLFE Grace, 213 Emma, 189,202 Henry, 213 William D., 198,201 Herbert, 213 WOLGMAN Estate, 203 Israel, 213 WOOD Isriel, 213 Emma, 213 James C., 213 Fredric, 213 "Jehu, 213 Fredrick S., 213 Jesse, 213 Herbert, 213 John, 212,213 Mary, 213 Johnathan, 213 Mary H., 213 Jonathan, 213 Nathan, 213 Kate M., 213 Nathan L., 213 Levander, 213 Thomas, 198,200,213 234 WOODARD Abbie, 213 Anna L., 214 Charles C., 214 Chas., 213 Chas. Jr., 213 Clarence, 214 Donald, 213 Elizabeth, 213 Elmo, 214 Emeline, 214 Emery, 214 Emi ly, 214 Eva, 213 Eve lyn L., 213 Frederick, 214 Gardner, 213 Hannah, 214 Hattie, 214 Herbert, 214 Iona, 214 John, 214 Josephine, 214 Levi, 214 Lizzie, 214 Luke, 214 Martha, 214 Mary, 214 Mary Alice, 214 Maud, 214 Maude, 213 Nell ie, 206 Norval,214 01 iver, 213 Orlando, 214 Parker, 214 Rachel, 214 Ralph, 214 Raymond, 214 Robert, 214 Robert L., 214 Roscoe, 214 Samuel, 214 Sarah, 213,214 Sarah A., 214 Stephen, 214 Thomas, 214 William, 214 Willis, 214 WOODWARD Elizabeth, 197,202 Grace, 214 Lizzie, 204 Mr., 172 �WOODY Louis, 214 William H., 198 William H.C., 200 WOOLLEY Angus J., 198,201 WOOSON Gov., 185 WOOTEN Bertha, 214 Dillon, 214 Docia S., 214 Frances Elaine, 214 Lucinda, 214 M., 193 Pearl, 214 William S., 214 WOOTON M., 192 WREDE Isabel, 204 WRIGHT Florence, 214 Francis, 214 Francis Alfred, 214 Frank, 214 Hattie, 214 Jane, 214 Jo Ann Havens, 215 Kati e, 214 Mary, 214 Mary H., 214 Susan Miles, 214 We 1born, 196 W.,192 WYKERT J., 189,191,198 YANCY Hattie, 196,202 YARNOLD Amelia, 166 Anna, 166 Anna M., 195,202 Edwin F., 166 Edwi nT., 166 E. L., 168 Jemima T., 166 Lilly Malinda, 166 Louisa, 166 Ma 1i nda F., 166 Mary Ann, 167 Mary Ann Watkins, 167 Robert, 166, 167 Thomas, 166, 168 1., 167 YARNOLD, cont. William Watkin Thatcher, 166 YATES Mamie E., 190,202 YOCUM Family, 176 YOHN Margaret, 191,202 YOUNG Anna, 204 ZERBACH Family, 215 235 �·111 VOLUME, XII NUMBER 4 SUMMER 1989 PI8111B -' - -- # Jj;.~~ .......,....., - •• ' r _ , ..,.•.. ;.;.,..~. ~ -. ~,~ ..... ~ -,' ..'""\. ' __ ...., ,.-.' ~ •• .' ... Published Quarterly By: 1)ouglas Count~ Genealogical Societ!-j; P.o. BOX 3664 LAWREN eE, KAN SAS 66046-0664 , ..,.",,;_ " I �tmU-PRUFIT ORS. "THE PIONEER", D.C.G.S., Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 U.S. POSTAGE PA I D Permit #63 lawrence. KS 66044 FORWARDING AND ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED , , ~t· .' " .. ; , ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Genealogist . • . . • . • Newsletter Editor . . . • Dona Shogrin, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St, Lawrence, KS 66044 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, KS 66006 A.J. Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Charles &Erma Worley, Rt 6 Box 24, Lawrence, KS 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044 Mary Burchill, 1622 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044 COM~lITTEES Membership Chairman . . . Refreshments.. . .. Goodwi 11. . . • . . . . . Ways and Means . . . . . . Five Generation Charts .• Cookbook Chairman . . . . Independence Day . • • . • Maple Leaf festival . . . Budget . • . • . . . . . . Cemetery Book Chairman . . Cemetery Book Committee . Erma McManness, 1600 W. 22nd St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Earl &Oma Curtiss, 1623 Harper St, Lawrence, KS 66044 Vi vi an Commons, Rt. 1, Box 205, Lawrence, KS 66044 Maxine Hougland, Rt. 1, Box 262, Perry, KS 66073 Dorothy Wiggins, Rt. 2, Box 319W, Lawrence, KS 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66046 Shirely North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., .Baldwin City, KS 66006 The Executive (board) Officers Jean Snedeger, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd, Lawrence, KS 66046 Vivian Clough, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66046 Grace Embers, 3001 Ranger Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044 Pauline Meyer, 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS 66044 Jane Wiggins, Rt. 5, Box 54, Lawrence, KS 66046 Calling Committee Chair. Mary Lawson, 2246 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66046 Calling Committee . Virginia Aldridge, 3323 Iowa #105, Lawrence, KS 66046 Dorothy Clarke, 1908 New Hampshire, Lawrence, 66046 Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Sharon Moore, 1131 Delaware St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Pioneer Chairman. . Chris Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence,., KS 66049 Pioneer Committee •••• All Douglas Co. Genealogical Society members and friends who submit articles. * * * * * * * * * * ** The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled MEETINGS the S~COND TUESDAY NIGHT OF EACH MONTH, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings and occasional area tours are held if possible. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. MEMBERSHIP FEES are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from JULY 1 to JUNE 30 OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR. Visitors are always welcome. * * * ** * * * ** * * The DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY is located along the east wall of ,the Lawrence Publjc 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.; Sunday 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m .• Anyone may use our library but items MAY NOT BE CHECKED OUT. A card file of the Society's holdings is kept at the Reference Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Spring 1989 Vol. XII, No.3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- PAGE CONTENTS Pupils of BLUE MOUND SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 29, 1916 •••••••••••••••••••••• 102 History and Taxpayers of BLUE MOUND SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 29 ••••••••••••• 103 Ella (REBER) GERSTENBERGER Memories from Eudora Heritage Book •••••••••• 104 Alarich Gandy ALRICH Biography and Ancestry •••••••••••••••••••••••••..• 106 RALSTON Family Bible and Enclosed Clippings from Waverly, KS ••••••••••• 108 QUANTRILL RAID Account of Mrs. N.O. STEVENS ••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• 112 Kansas Farmer &Mail & Breeze DIRECTORY OF FARMERS & Breeders 1920, Gress - Hyre .•••....•........•..•.•....•.••..•.••.••••..•..•••••••••• 113 History Notes of 1881 and 1889 from the Lawrence Journal ••••••••••••••• 122 Data From LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING, Newlin - Stanton ••••••••••••••••••• 123 The Day Book of C.B. YOUNG's Maple Hill Farm - 1897, continued ••••••••• 129 History Notes of February 1949 from the Lawrence Journal ••••••••••.•••• 137 QUERIES ••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 138 Benefits of Membership in the KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETy •••••••••• 139 INDEX of Names in Current Issue ••••••••••.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 140 INDEX of CONTENTS of the PIONEER, Volumes I through XII No.3 •••••••••• 143 ORDER YOUR COOKBOOK NOW!!!!! OUR FAMILY TREE COOKBOOK Douglas County Genealogical Society c/o Beverley J. Chapman 2114 Marvonne Road Lawrence, KS 66046 $6.27 including tax, plus $1.75 for postage and handling per copy �PUPILS ~ BLUE MOUND of SCHOOL--D~str~ct 1- - - #29 ---. 1916 o (kft- t;-;'ightY~··Middle ~ Front Row , I Stella Carson Ali ce HcTaggart Ruth Ramona Cowles Edwin Colvin Gladys CowIe s Lucille Howard Lucille Harbour Miss Illian Mildred Day Carol Burgtorf ___ Ted Howard Carl Johnson Willard Cooper Mabel Day Margaret Cowles Hattie McTaggart Elmer Cooper Roy Johnson Virgil Horrell Walter Carson Otto Carson Ora Colvin George McTaggart Joe Cooper Lewis Howard Cliffor"d Cooper Frank Carson Courtesy Watkins Community Museum andMil~red-bay Commons. -L...':------;:"-:' '._- --- _ _ _ 102 I �PUPILS BLUE MOUND of' #29 SCHOOL--D~str~ct 1916 .,,'. ~"~.;::;:3~: ~c.;......;'c..;' .... ~~~--.:...:..:.:.--:..._ --.,, ~.-;.: (Left to right) Stella Carson Ali ce HcTaggart Ruth Ramona Cowles F..dwin Colvin Gladys Cow le s Lucille Howard Lucille Harbour Miss Illian Mildred Day Carol Burgtorf Middle ~ Ted Howard Carl Johnson Willard Cooper Mabel Day Margaret Cowles Hat tie }1cTaggart Elmer Cooper Roy Johnson Virgil Horrell Courtesy Watkins Community Museum and 102 Front Row Walter Carson Otto Carson Ora Colvin George McTaggart Joe Cooper Lewis Howard Cliffor"d Cooper Frank Carson Mildred Day Commons ... _-- �BLUE MOUND DISTRICT NO. 29 High on a hillside directly south of Blue Mound from which it took its name, stands a schoolhouse, one hundred ten years after its first building stone was laid. Though begun in 1862 it was not finished and ready for occupancy till 1865. It is the first and only schoolhouse this .fistrict ever had, and is the one that remained in use the longest of any rural school in the county. * Fortunately the records datin,l( back to 1859. with ~everalle.'lal document~ and c1ippin~~. have been pr~!lcrvcd hy Mrs. Mildred Dny Common!! nnd mnde AVAilahle to the writer. One document is a certified copy of the list of· thl' thirty-three taxpayer!! of District No. 29 n~ prepared by one Caleb S. Pratt, County Clerk of Douglas County, Kansas Territory. Names thereon are: Stillman Andrews Thos. Brinkley Chas. Bruce Jared Carter G.W. CoUamon Hiram Dunbar Nonnan Davidson David Eldridge Eli Eddy . B.D. Felch R.G. Gill Wm. H. Gill W.S. Hull Joh W. Hague Robt. Irvin Wm. (tom out) N.H. Joseph Samuel Kelly Henry Landon E.A. Landon A.W. Maberly Stephen Ogden J. Spaulding James M. Still T.B. Smith M. Solomon Henry F. Saunders A. F. Stillson F.B. Toyne j.B. Wood . j.N. Willey Sr . F.P. Vaughn J.W. Willey Sr. From book: Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas by Goldie Piper Daniels *Some of these records have recently been donated to Watkins Community Museum 103 �ELLA (REBER) GERSTENBERGER t'1a10RIEs (As RELATED FOR EUDORA HERITAGE BOOK 1975) My Grandfather, Joshua REBER, and Grandmother, Esther (HOlLENBECK) REBER, were born in Hamburg, Pennsylvania. They had eight sons and three daughters. They came to Kansas in 1878 with two sons, Oscar and my father, Daniel and one daughter, Alice (Mrs. Andrew KOHLER). Grandfather was a Civil War Veteran and I have some of the medals and brass buttons he wore on his uniforms. I am still using his walking cane. Grandfather REBER built the front part of the house I now live in; my father added to the house in later years. (This was midway between 9th and 10th Street on Church Street, west side of street.) He had a blacksmith shop where my garden is located. Occasionally we still find square nails and bits of harness, etc. when the garden is plowed. He later moved his shop to 10th and Church Street, where Mrs. Bill KELLY now lives. Grandfather sold the blacksmith shop to Ed. Mistele. The white lilac bush, floweri..'1g almond and the Juneberry bush in my yard were planted by my Grandmother REBER. During part of my early life when I was in school, I stayed with her and helped her cook for boarders. She never cooked on Sunday; always fixed the Sunday meals on Saturday and kept them warm in her oven. She would sit by the front window in her rocking chair on Sundays and read her Bible. My father was first attracted to my mother at the wedding of Minnie STRbBEL, my mother's sister, and Peter NElS. Daddy saw mother standing with the wedding party and remarked that Louisa STROBEL was going to be his girl. My older sister, Emma, was born in a hand-hewn log cabin. Dad later bought twelve acres, one fourth mile out of town (east) on the Cemetery road, where Archie and Frances GOODGER now live. (Archie razed the old house and built a new one.) Dad cut down walnut trees, built a home where I was born. It had one large room downstairs and two rooms upstairs. In later years he added to the north side of the house. The first well drilled was on the west side of the house, three hundred and twenty feet deep, which turned out to be salt water. Daddy built a smokehouse and did custom smoking. Fred ARKLE, John MIENEKE and John EVERLEY helped Dad butcher hogs in the lower yard. The hogs would hang in the big walnut tree overnight. The next day we cut up the meat and rendered lard in a big kettle outdoors. That night we stuffed sausage in cleaned hog intestines. I would sit on one end of the board that held the sausage machine and run the press. Our fruits and vegetables were dried on the porch roofs, processed in the oven to kill germs and placed in gallon jars. Green beans, cucumbers, etc. were salted down for future use (oh, you salty stuff!!). Apple butter was made in a big iron kettle over a yard fire; gallons were made. Poor Mom would sell some and always her baking powder can over the cellar door got the tenth money for her church. Butter was churned in a wooden tub. It was sold for twenty cents a pound and delivered to customers. Lots of d~cks, geese and chicken feathers went for the "rich" guy's pillows. Our plllows had straw. Flour sacks were used for pillow slips and also underwear. Our home-knit black stockings were itchy. My mother was custodian at the church (Salem Evangelical) for $15.00 per year and my sister and I would take care of the lamps. We used a little hand pump to pump air in the gas lamps. We had a church orchestra, the REBER- 104 �GOOD Orchestra. I played guitar, later played the old pump organ in church and still later the piano. Now at age eighty seven I am still playing piano in church. Sometime around 1900 there was news of an oil boom in Oklahoma. A number of venturesome men from Eudora left to stake out land for homesteading. My Dad covered a lumber wagon with canvas, put straw in the bottom of the wagon, fastened two long boxes by the endgate to feed the horses. He tied a sack of corn under the wagon to feed the horses along the way in case they could not find corn along the way. They packed blankets, food, coffee pot and tincups and cooked their meals along the way. I recall that Charles GABRIEL, Ed DIEDRICH and Gus FIEHLER went with Dad. Dad found nothing satisfactory to homestead. After graduating from Eudora High School, I worked in the dry goods department of the PILLA Store for $3.00 per week for five years, ignoring my desire to attend Emporia College to become a teacher. While working there I recall the Kaw Valley Bank was robbed; the robber was captured and injured and brought back to the City Hall Jail. '(This jail was in the basement of the old City Hall and located at 7th and Main Street). After working hours, some of us from the store viewed the yaung man through a window; he was a handsome young man and I felt sorry for him and offered a prayer. Motor cars came into existence during my lifetime. We used to run two blocks south to see the "Devil \-lagons" go by at ten miles per hour .. We . could hear them coming down the road from one mile east, at Uncle Fritz's house. wtat an age! Every occupant was wrapped up so they would not get too much fresh air. I have seen church programs change. Prayer meetings used to be crowded and God was present, now people are afraid of "prayer night". It is called mid-week service, if there is one. God is the same, but people are not. I married Charles GERSTENBERGER, one of my high school classmates and we lived in Kansas City for about six years, then moved to Prairie Center to manage the general store there for about a year for Fred LOTZ, then back to Eudora, where we both were born. I have lived in my present home since 1919. We rented the present home from my father and later purchased it from him. My Dad worked for many years for Delbert ADAMS at the Eudora Mills and was very fond' of Mr. ADAMS. When our oldest boy was born my Dad asked me what we named the boy. I told him "Orville Charles". He said, "I can't remember a name like that, why don't you name him Delbert Charles after Delbert ADAMS?" So he was named after Delbert ADAMS and his father. Note: Charles GERSTENBERGER was employed by the Charles PILLA Store until 1929 when it was sold and then he and his wife opened the GERSTENBERGER Grocery in 1930 in Eudora, starting at the old ROBINSON building, 731 Main Street .. A few years later they.bought the BARTUSCH building, 723 Main Street, where the EISELE Tin Shop had been. They closed their grocery in 1950. Both buildings have been razed. Their children were: Delbert C., Lauretta and Arvon Gale GERSTENBERGER. They were musically talented. Submitted by Fern LONG, Eudora Area Historical Society 105 �ALARIC GANDY ALRICH The following is taken from the book, Genealogy," by Naera Smith ALRICH and or correspond with the authors, write Ave., Upper Darby, PA 19082. The book "Uncle Levi and the A1rich (A1ricks) Family William Henry ALRICH, III. To order a copy to Mrs. William H. ALRICH, 29 South Kirk1yn cost them about $25 each to print. To correspond with or join the Pieter A1richs Foundation, write to Bill ALRICH, 248 Upper Gulph Road, Radnor, PA 19087. Alaric Gandy ALRICH was born 24 September 1868 at 511 Cooper St., Camden, New Jersey, the only son of Levi Lockard and Emma Buck (ELDRIDGE) ALRICH. His father was employed as foreman of an umbrella factory, then became the proprietor of a grocery and provision store for about four years. In July 1878, Levi took his wife and two children to Cawker City, Kansas when Alaric was about 10 years of age. They arrived in January 1879, and Levi took a job as a clerk and began to edit the Soldier's paper, "Camp Fire." In April 1883, he bought the "Free Press" and changed its name to "The Public Record." Over the next 34 years, he remained as editor of "The Public Record" and bought out a number of his competitors. One of his hobbies was genealogy, and it was from him that the authors obtained much of their information. Alaric attended public schools, helping his father in his newspaper office in his spare time and learning the printing business. His father was intensely interested in providing his chi1dreri with a good education~ Alaric and his sister Rachel became accomplished musicians and were invited to perform at church and social events. By 1906 Alaric had established his own Commercial Printing Co. in Lawrence, Kansas, dealing in letter heads, envelopes, rubber stamps, business forms and cards, invitations and book-binding. He became active in community affairs, serving as Division Commander of the Sons of the Veterans in Kansas in 1913 and 1914. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and for 30 years was a clarinetist in the Baptist Church. On 30 June 1897, Alaric married Helen Marion "Nellie" OATMAN, daughter of Ade1fus and Mary (RANSON) OATMAN. Nellie had been born in Leavenworth, Kansas on 23 October 1876. They had one child, Eleanor Evelyn ALRICH, born about 1905 at 347 Indiana Street in Lawrence. She married first a Naval officer attached to the Brooklyn Navy Yard whose name is unknown to the authors. Shortly afterward the marriage ended in divorce. About 1930 she married the son of Dr. James NAISMITH (the physician, teacher, and minister who invented basketball as a gym sport and was Kansas University's Director of Physical Education for 39 years.) Alaric died 19 October 1939 in Kansas City, Kansas. Nellie died 13 January 1960. They are both buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Lawrence, Kansas • --- . ----.--.. .... ..-. .. .-~ . i ;1 II I i ~ - - . A GALRICH • • , PRINTING. DIN DING. RVBBER STAMPS. { ", Enllravlnll. Steel Ole Stationery. Seals. Badlles. 736 ~1ASS. ST. Indelible Linen Markers. FaCSimile SllInatures. LAWRENCE, KANS.: ,r SIX·INCH l\1EA~UHE 1 I 21 31 41 !:~L'-Ll tiLl I JJJLCtf LLcLIJ Li.LLLJ ~I_I_LLI 106 51 6 _J ~LL~IJ LLLI J_L ~ �THE ANCESTRY OF ALARIC GANDY ALRICH 1. Sigfridus A L RIC KS, Rev. of Niekerk, Groningen, East Friesland (N etherlands). 2. Pieter ALRICKS, m. Maria WESSELLS 9 Feb 1664, New York, NY, daughter of Warner WESSELLS. He d. 1697, New Castle, New Castle Co., DE. She d. sometime before 1694. 3. Jacobus ALRICH, b. c.Jul/Aug 1671, m. before 1696 Hester FORRET, daughter of John FORRET. He d. after 15 Oct and before 3 Nov 1705, New Castle Co., DE. 4. Sigfridus ALRICH, b. c.1695, m. 1st c. 1717/8 Mary_, who d. c.1736; m 2nd c.1740/1 Elizabeth ; d. Apr 1743, New Castle, DE. Widow Elizabeth m. John STOCKTON of CecllCo., MD. 5. Peter Sigfridus ALRICH, son of Sigfridus by his first wife ~1ary, b. c.1719, Cecil Co., MD; m. 25 May 1740 Susannah STIDHAM, daughter of Lucas and Ingerborg (JACQUETT) STIDHAM. He d. Nov 1764, New Castle Co., DE. She d. Mar 1794. 6. Jonas ALRICH, b. 22 Mar 1759, Wilmington, DE; m. 23 Dec 1790 Susannah CANBY, daughter of Jonas and Susan (HADDON) CANBY; d. 23 Oct 1802, Wilmington, DE. Widow Susannah m. John HADDON 19 Mar 1807. She d. 29 Feb 1848. 7. Peter Lawrence ALRICH, b. 27 Jun 1794, Wilmington, DE; m. 12 Nov 1835 Philadelphia, PA Eliabeth LOCKARD, daughter of John and Rachel (ROBERTS) LOCKARD. He d. 11 Jul 1849, Philadelphia, PA. She d. 13 Mar 1893, Philadelphia, PA. 8. Levi Lockard ALRICH, b. 5 Oct 1840, Philadelphia,PA; m. 13 Feb 1866 Emma Buck ELDRIDGE, daughter of William and Elizabeth (GANDY) ELDRIDGE. He d. 24 Oct 1917, Cawker City, KS. She d. 15 Dec 1925. _-,",./0': . . __ 0-_._0 ..-- . . --. '--?J: ::!::. '~~-~.::;.~:" ,r .9. Alarie Gandy A L RIC H. (See preceding . 107 ALARIC GANDY ALRICH ,~ t :" �:< 11 RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE (EDITOR'S NOTE: When I recently inherited this job, among the piles of papers was a Bible whose source is unknown. Besides containing a list of births and deaths, it contained some notes and newspaper clippings. The contents are being printed here, after which the Bible will be donated to the Watkins Community Museum, 1047 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, KS 66044.) The Bible was printed by the American Bible Society, New York, in 1895. BIRTHS E.V. RALSTON born Dec 22, 1838 Martha A. GITHENS RALSTON born Oct 16, 1836 Mary McCORKLE born Sep 14, 1842 Elizabeth J. RALSTON born Sep 11, 1865 George R. RALSTON born Feb 26, 1868 Lora A. RALSTON born May 30, 1870 (A line has been erased here) Mary E. RALSTON born Jun 7, 1878 Hattie O. RALSTON born Apr 2, 1880 Je 11 a P. RALSTON born Sep 10, 1882 Carl N. RALSTON born Nov 21, 1883 Sylvia Bertha BURTNER born Jul 21, 1896 Bessie DAVIS born Jun 1, 1893 Uncle Sam P. RALSTON Sep 3, 1837 DEATHS Martha A. RALSTON died May 27th 1873 - 36-7-11 George R. RALSTON died Oct 17th 1898 in Dawson City, Alaska 30-7-21 Elias Valentine RALSTON died Feb 3, 1912 - 73-1-11 Mary RALSTON died April 7, 1917 - 74-6-23 Carl Newton RALSTON April 18, 1920 - 35 yr, 4 mo, 8 da (a line erased here) Mary Esther MILLER July 5, 1921 - 43 yr, 28 da Sam P. RALSTON April 8, 1927 Jella P. JOHNSON June 28, 1934 Hattie O. NOAH April 13, 1944 lizzie HOARD April 9, 1945 NOTES INCLUDED WITH THE BIBLE On inside cover: 8th Anniversary 1942, 552 radio 10 short radio station waves, 1 month ago, 157 stations 709 stations 108 �RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE, continued. Newspaper clipping, source unknown: "Mrs Brutus COMBS Dies in Hospital" Mrs. Brutus COMBS, aged about 35, died at 8 o·clock Sunday evening, November 18 1945 in the hospital at Independence where she had had an operation Saturday morning. Mrs. COMBS was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. BURKE of Waverly. The family lived on the farm east of Burlington for several years after their marriage, then went to Moline where they operated a restaurant and recently the family has been living in Independence. Mrs. COMBS leaves her husband and three sons, Billy, who is in the U.S. Navy, Buddy and Francis"of the home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude COMBS and Mr. and Mrs. Charles COMBS of Burlington went to Independence Sunday night to be with Brutus and his.family. No word of funeral arrangements has been received here this morning. Newspaper clipping, source unknown, but apparently from Waverly, in Coffey Co., Kansas. "Mrs Ed YEAGER Dies Monday Evening" Mrs. Ed YEAGER died very suddenly at the farm home southeast of Waverly about 8 o·clock Monday evening, May 28, 1945. It is thought that she suffered a stroke. After finishing supper in the early evening Mrs. YEAGER complained about being dizzy and said she would lie down a while. Mr. YEAGER went out to do the chores and came in a little later to see how she was and found her asleep. A little later when he came in he was convinced that she was very ill and called the doctor. She only lived about an hour after the doctor came. Mrs. YEAGER was born at Waverly July 26, 1889 and had lived in this vicinity all her life. Besides her husband she is survived by two sons, Frank C. YEAGER of Harris and Roy E. YEAGER of Waverly, a daughter, Mrs. Don TRENARY of Los Angeles, Calif., and two sisters, Mrs. Pearl LYNER of Rogers, Ark., and Mrs. Jess HARDESTY of Yates Center. Funeral services will be held from the Methodist church at Waverly but complete arrangements have not been made pending word from her daughter in Ca 1iforni a. "-21 Years Ago-" Miss Lois MONROE spent a few days at the F.H. MONROE home this week. "-21 Years Ago-" John RONGISH, former owner of the City Cafe in Waverly, has bought the College Cafe in BALDWIN CITY. "-21 Years Ago-" Harold KELLEY went to Ransomville Friday morning to work on the steel gang. "-21 Years Ago-" Mrs. J.H. CLARK left for Burrton, Kans., Saturday after receiving word of the death of her mother, Mrs. Ruth PAYNE. 109 �RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE, continued. Newspaper clipping from liThe Kansas City Times," Thurs., December 19,1946. On it is written, "Your hard work 1essens." "RIEGER to Scout Helm - Council Elects President of Mercantile Bank - Jack P. WHITAKER, the Retiring President, Is Named as Chairman of the Executive Committee" Nathan RIEGER, president of the Mercantile Home Bank &Trust company and long prominent in civic and Boy Scout activities, last night was elected president of the Kansas City Area Boy Scout council. RIEGER suceeds Jack P. WHITAKER, president of the Whitaker Cable Corporation of North Kansas City, who is completing his third term as council president. WHITAKER was named to replace E.B. BLACK of Black & Veatch, past council president, as chairman of the executive committee of the board of directors. BLACK was re-e1ected to a 3-year term on the executive committee. The election took place at the monthly meeting of the area council directors at the Hotel Muehlebach. Charles HIPSH, president of Hipsh, Inc., was elected commissioner of the Kansas City district, and WHITAKER was named commissioner of the Kansas City area. Vice-presidents are Henry J. MASSMAN, jr .••••• (end of clipping) Newspaper clipping,"The Waverly Gazette," date unknown. "J.M. RAGSDALE is buried at Waverly" The funeral of J.M. RAGSDALE was held in the Halls Summit Methodist Church with burial in Waverly Cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev. H.L. KOONCE, the pastor. The music was furnished by Mrs. Maxine LAUGHERY, Miss Dotty CHATELAIN, Lee CHATELAIN accompanied by Mrs. Lee CHATELAIN. They sang "In the Garden" and "No Tears in Heaven." Mrs. Maxine LAUGHERY also sang a solo "Beautifu1 Isle." Miss Lulu CHRISTIE played the processional and recessional. Body bearers were Harley KLOCK, Clarence POPE, Curtis MOON, Carl BIDLEMAN, Leon WATKINS and Harlan DAVIDSON. Jesse Miller RAGSDALE was born at Chapel Hill, Mo., on March 17, 1873, and died March 8, 1944. He was 70 years, 11 months, 20 days of age. His parents were Thomas A. and Parthenia EASLY RAGSDALE. He grew up in the neighborhood of Chapel Hill where his parents resided. He was united with the Elm Baptist church there when quite young. At the time of his first marriage he became a member of the Congregational church at Kirwin. At the time of his passing he was a member of the Baptist church at Waverly. While managing a ranch in New Mexico he met Miss Grace Greenwood WILLIS, who later became his wife. They lived at Kirwin. To this union were born two children: Darryl Willis RAGSDALE of Denver, Colo., and Eu1a Grace RAGSDALE, now Mrs. D.C. DAVIS of Manhattan. Mrs. Grace Willis RAGSDALE died in the spring of 1904. On July 21, 1907, he married Viva MAJOR and three children were born to them: Verne Major RAGSDALE of Jeffersonville, Ind., Jesse Lyle RAGSDALE a lieutenant in the U.S. Army located at Murfreesboro, Ten .• , and Partheni~ Louise RAGSDALE, now Mrs. A.B. CLASON of Newton. He also leaves nine grandchildren. 110 �RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE, continued. "J.M. RAGSDALE is Buried at Waverly," continued. Mr. RAGSDALE spent most of his life in Missouri and Kansas moving to Waverly in 1921. He was third eldest of a family of nine children. His sisters and brothers living are: Mrs. Fannie CHEEK, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Florence VIOLETT, Bates City, Mo.; Walter RAGSDALE, Bates City, Mo.; Mrs. Maude WELCH, Tulsa, Okla.; twins, Albert RAGSDALE of Phillipsburg and Mrs. Ada WELCH, deceased; Benjamin RAGSDALE of Holden, Mo., and Robert RAGSDALE of Agra. Mr. RAGSDALE was always considered a good neighbor by those who knew him and as a husband and father he was ever patient, loving and kind. Relatives and friends from a distance attending the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. D.W. RAGSDALE of Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. D.C. DAVIS, Dwila and Duane of Manhattan. Mr. and Mrs. Verne RAGSDALE, Loren and Clifford of Jeffersonville, Ind. Lt. and Mrs. Jesse Lyle RAGSDALE of Murfreesboro, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie B. CLASON and Mrs. J.B. BEUTLER of Newton. Mrs. Maude WELCH, Tulsa, Okla. Mr. and Mrs. W.R. RAGSDALE and Willard of Agra. Mr. and Mrs. J.W. RAGSDALE, Miss Florence VIOLET, Mrs. Ray VIOLET and William HAGGARD of Bates City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Ben RAGSDALE, Dennis KYLE and Miss Maxine WEIDE of Holden, Mo. Mrs. Fannie CHEEK, Willard WELCH and Mrs. Maude WALLACE of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Saloma EASLY and Miss OLA of Ottawa. Mrs. Carrie' PALMER of Warrensburg, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Fred TYSON of Osage City. A piece of ledger paper inscribed at the top with: To Geo. R. RALSTON, Dr., Drayman, Front St., bet. 9th & 10th, Boise City, Idaho. A piece of paper on which is written: Callers at Lora Browns. Mrs. FEAR, Mrs. GASTON. Mrs. Clifford BROYLES. Mrs. Faye GORSUCH. Mrs. Dollie KLINE. Mrs. Dora SAMSON. Mrs. FEAR. Mrs. H.R. MEYER of Lawrence spent Wed afternoon with me. Mrs. SHEPHERD. Mrs. Geo. MICHAEL. Mrs. Etta HARRIS. Miss Lela HARRIS. Mrs. GASTON. Mrs. FEAR. Mrs. Ida FIELDS. Mrs. Nora KERN. Mrs. Tillie WILLIAMS and Mrs. Lucy BALL and daughter called today Monday 24th and Mrs. KLINE 24th. Mrs. Carl BIDLEMAN. Mrs. Lizzie ALBERT. Mrs. Tillie WILLIAMS. An envelope, addressed to Mr. and Mrs. J.M. BROWN, Waverly, Kansas, from O.P. and Nellie C. SPEIRS, 143 West Eleventh St., Claremont, California. Postmark from Claremont, CA 1941. A receipt from Ted's Market Groceries and Meats, Waverly, Kans., 2 Jul 1947, to Mrs. L. BROWN, for sugar and Cream of Wheat. 111 �RALSTON FAMILY BIBLE, continued. Newspaper clipping, source unknown, apparently from Waverly, KS. "P.H. ATCHISON Dies at Daughter's Home." P.H. ATCHISON, resident of Waverly for many years, died Wednesday, November 14, 1945 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Crystal SOBEY at Galt, Calif. Mr. ATCHISON went to California from Waverly just a few months ago to make his home with his daughter. He was preceded in death by Mrs. ATCHISON in June, 1943. Mr. ATCHISON lived as a young man in the Key West neighborhood and moved to Waverly 41 years ago. Mr. ATCHISON was widely known over a large territory in the real estate business and also handled loans and insurance. He has a brother, R.A. ATCHISON at Denver and two sisters, Mrs. Marie READER and Mrs. Bertie SHEPHERD in Waverly. Funeral services at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the Baptist church in Waverly with interment in Key West cemetery. Newspaper clipping, source unknown: "Raising Church Money" Dear Hope: I think the word of God gives us a method of ralslng money that is by tithing and free will offerings. He does not expect value in return. Jesus used a scourge on those that sold in the temple. - E.R., Bloomington, Neb. Newspaper clipping, source unknown, probably Waverly, KS: "Frank B. HYLE Passes Away Tuesday Morning - Death Comes After A Stoke Suffered Sunday Morning" Frank D. HYLE, aged 80 years, passed away Tuesday morning, May 2, 1939 at 5:30 o'clock. Death was caused from a stroke which he suffered Sunday morning at 5:30. He is survived by his wife and four children: John HYLE, of Quenemo; Louis HYLE, of Washington, D.C.; Early HYLE, of McPherson; and Mrs. Lois LIPMAN of Thrall. He is also survived by five grandchildren and eight living sisters and brothers. The family had lived in and around Waverly for the past 22 years. Funeral services were held Thursday, May 4, at 2:00 p.m. at the Methodist church with the Rev. C.V. SHULENBERGER in charge and interment was in the Burlingame cemetery. QUANTRILL RAID ACCOUNT --Mrs. N.D. Stevens, Northport, Michiqan . . "My parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley H. Duncan, lived where-the Watklns .Ba~k now stands. My father had a store, I think, near where ~~lth ~ Undertaking establishment stood later, possibly a few duurs nurth. ,They asked father to show them where his store was and_~~e~_would~t shoot him. We lost the store and the stock, and S8,uuu.uu in gold. Chas. S. DUNCAN's family had more tryinq e:l;periences. " From: Lawrence (Kansas) Booster Book, 112 1913. �(continued from Volume XII, No.2) THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY 1920 Pages: DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMERS' DIRECTORY Abbreviations Used in this Directory a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--Section· Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses, ( ); figures'at end of information--year became resident of county. Name of farm follows name of children in quotation marks. In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James, Albert; "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, Rl Kan\'/aka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. Means Jones, John R--Name. (Vera James)--Wife's Maiden name. Ch James, Albert--Children named James, Albert. "Sunnys ide Farm"--Name of farm. Lawrence Rl--Postoffice Lawrence, R. F. D. 1 Kanwaka Sec 13--Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a--Owner of 160 acres. (1866)--lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawrence--Telephone. G continued GRESS, John, (Emma NUFFER) Ch Roy, Herbert, Pearl, Ruth; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 28 0320a (1880) Tel. Stull Stull GRISSA, Theodore E., (Myra SCOTT) Ch Charles, Murray, Alice; "Griesa Nursery Farm," Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec SNE 030a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GRIFFIN, Edward H., (Anna DOYLE) Ch Mamie; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 3SSW 0200a (1862) TeL Farmers' Independent Overbrook GRIFFIN, Seth T., (Erma KARNES) Ch Ethel, Dortha; "Fairview Farm," Lawrence R10a, Wakarusa Sec 20SE 0140a (1898) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GRIFFIS, Clarence, (Johanna WILL) Ch Fred, Mary, Johanna, Marvin Bernice; Baldwin RS, Palmyra Sec 17NW T160a R. C. JACKMAN (1870) Tel. Vinl and Vinland GRIFFITH? George T., (Estella Shaw) Ch Mabel, Eunice, Evan, Marie, Melvln; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 26SW 080a (1862) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GRIFFITH, Louis H., (Maud ALLEN) Ch Dorothy, Lila, William, Dora Marquarite, Irene; Richland R18, Marion Sec 4NE T160a W. H. ~RIFFITH 113 �(1881) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star GRIMES, Guy C., (Jessie HAGUE) Ch Lor1eta, Leo; Eudora Gen Del, Eudora Sec 9N T21a J. ROTHBERGER (1900) GRaB, Edward H., (Katherine DUNCAN) Ch Ra1ph,Mi1dred, Paul; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 298 T160a M. Grob (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora GROSDITIER, Albert, (Clara SCHEHRER~ Ch Gerald, Herbert; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 1 T80a J. FIEINMUTH \1896) Tel. Eudora Eudora GROSDITIER, Matt, (Clara BROWN) Ch Albert, Louis, Helen, George, Theresa, Edward, Henry, Marie; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 24-30-31S 0560a (1900) Tel Eudora ~ud9ra . GROSSMAN Martin, (Chrlstlne MANGEL) Ch Alma, Ruth, Thomas, Vln1and Rl, Palm~ra Sec 17NW 040a (1910) Tel. Vin1and Vin1and GROVER, J. G., (Mrs. Emily J. GROVER, mother; E. J. GROVER, brother; Nellie GROVER, sister) Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 11SW T80a GROVER Estate (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GUNTHER, Mrs. Mary, Ch Dora, Harry, William, Robert, Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 17r~ Tl60a M. WELL (1892) H HAAS, Theodore F., (Anna OSWALD) Ch Julius, Viola, Ada, Theodore, Jr., Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 7SW T158a (1873) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HACK, Mrs. Lizzie, (Lizzie KOELKEBECK) Ch Emma, Minnie, Theodore, Henry, Oscar, Otto; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 19N 0160a (1900) Tel. Mutual Worden HADL, Albert, (Grace Dee HEU1) Ch Alberta; IILone Oak Farm,1I Lawrence . R2, Eudora Sec 26 055a (1887) Tel. Eudora Eudora HADL, Edward, (Isabelle MADEL) Ch Donald, Allen; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 13NE T170a William SUTTON (1890) Tel. Clinton, Clinton HADL, Louie, (May NEWSON) Ch Bertha, Francis, Paul, Helen, Margaret, Robert; Eudora R2, Eudora Sec lpN T100a L. EDER (1904) Tel. Eudora Eudora HADL, Mike, (Margaret CAYLOR) Ch Viola, Glenn; Clinton, Clinton Sec 16N T155a E. B. RABER (1894) Tel. Clinton Clinton . HADL, Steve, (Goldie EUBANKS) Ch Ralph, Grace, Myrtle, Roy, Nannie; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec SN 050a (1918) Tel. Eudora Eudora HADL, William J., (Edith HUNZICKER) Ch Ernest,Fern, Ruby, Jess; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 26S 060a (1892) Tel. Bell Lawrence HADLEY, Lee L., (Lydia LEAVITT) Ch Marie, Leo; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 16SW 0120a (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HAGEN, John W., (Martha SMOOTS) Ch Esther, Ruth; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 20NE T160a J. J. TOBLER (1920) Tel. Bell Lawrence HAGERMAN, Clarence A., (Viola NICHOLS) Ch Cecil; Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 14N T108a E. E. HAGERMAN (1890) Tel. Vinland Vinland HAGERMAN, ~lmer E., (Emma HOSKINSON) Ch Blanche, Frank, Clarence, Marie Fay; Vlnland Gen Del. Palmyra Sec 14NW-15NW 0108a (1880) Tel. Vinland Vinland . HAGERMAN, Frank, (Ella DEA) Ch Vernell, Leo, Baby; Eudora R8, Eudora Sec 7S 060a (1888) Tel. Vinland Vinland HA.GERMAN, Verna A., (Mary WADE) (Esther HAGERMAN, mother) Ch Mae; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 7-125 T120a E. HAGERMAN (1884) Tel. Vinland Vi n1and HALDERMAN, S~muel W., (Mollie KENEDY) Ch Kenneth, Olin, Vera; Lawrence 114 �R9, Clinton Sec 23NE 0293a (1873) Tel. Clinton Clinton HALL James P., (Ollie COLLINS) Ch Earl, Lula, Freda; Baldwin R3, Pal~yra Sec 26NW 050a (1909) Tel Baldwin Baldwin HALL, Samuel, Ch Milton; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 040a (1913) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HALLMARK John H., (Mattie CORBIN) Ch Elmer, Roy, HOward, Irvin, Leland, letha, Alvin, Clarence; BAldwin R4 Marion Sec 25NE T160a J. HOOVER (188) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star . HAMILL, Bertrand D., Lawrence R9, Cl,nton Sec 14N 0156a S. M. HAMILL (1884) HAMLIN, Newt, (Ellie SATTIN) Ch Albert; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec l3E 060a (1901) HAMMON, A. G., (Marg ret KALB) Ch Uni e, Florence; "Valley View Farm," Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 3S 080a (1886) Tel. Vinland Vinland HAMMOND, Benjamin, A., (Irene TELKERT) Ch C.arl; "Spring Haven Farm," Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 32NW T180a Harriett WILSON (1876) Tel. Ba1dwi n Ba1dwi n HAMMOND, William U., Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec lW 0208a (1861) HAUSEN, John L., (Omi MILTON) Ch Myrtle, Scott, Ameralis, Alice, Fern; Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec l2N 040a (1870) Tel. Vinland Vinland HARBOUR, E. G. L., (Maud BROCKELSBY) Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 31NE 0160a (1881) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HARBOUR, Thomas M., (Clara STROBLE) Ch Walter, Anna, Bert, Lucile; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 23 040a (1890) Tel. Bell Lawrence HARDING, W. Elmer, Ch Charles, Pearlie, Doris, Lilah; Richland R26 Marion Sec 2NW 040a (1871) Tel. Richland Richland HARDING, William Scott, Richland R36, Marion Sec llNW 0160a (1867) Tel. Richland Richland HARDTARFER, George W., (Rena GEIGER) Ch Rena, Howard, Rosie, O:car; Lawrence :3, Grant Sec 9 018a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HARDTAREER,Jacob Edward, (Caroline SIMON) Ch Clifford, Gladys, Frances, Overbrook R2, Marion Sec lSW 0160a (1877) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook HARRELL, David B., (Ida ANDERSON) Ch Grace, Walter, Russell, Ray; Richland R18, Clinton S t 34S 0220a (1862) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HARRELL, John, (Kate ANDERSON) Minnie, Charles, Belle, Sarah, Roy, Myra; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 27C 0170a (1860) Tel. Clinton Clinton HARRELL, Russell M., (Ada GOFF) Ch Irene, Alma; Richland R18, Marion· Sec 4NE T350a M. A WOODWARD Estate (1892) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HARRELL, Walter A., (Florence MARTIN) Ch Richard; Richland R18, Marion Sec 3NE 0160a (1890) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HARRINGON, C. R., (Norma CRADY) Ch Charles R., Jr., David, Alice; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 8E T100a Mrs. Fred MIGHARIO (L910) Tel. Be 11 Lecompton HARRIS, Abraham, L., (Louisa HEFNER) Ch Ellen, William, Hattie, David, Mabel, Flossy, Earl, Roland, Leona; Baldwin R2, Willow. Sec l6S T160a J. E. DYER (1890) Tel. Mutual Worden HARRIS, Claude, (Maude AMANN) Ch Ruby, Vernon; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 9SE 040a (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . . HARRIS, David H., (Edna WIGGINS) Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 9S T90a T. E. DYER (1888) Tel. Mutual Worden HARRIS, J. D. &Sons, (Mary OTT) Ch Douglas, LeRoy, Kathleen, Ruth, Jerry, Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 20 0360a (1887) Tel. Eudora Eudora HARRIS, Nelson, (Viola BIBBS) Ch John, Ruth; Eudora R3, Eudora Se6 9N 115 �Tla C. GERSTERBERGER (1919) HARRIS, William B., Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 270 T160a W. W. HARRIS (1872) Tel. Lecompton Lecompton HARTMANN, August, (Louise KFAMJISHROTER) Ch Fred, Amella; "Clover Leaf Farm," Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 7W-13 0250a (1800) Tel. Stull Stull "" HARTMAN, Fred L., (Louisa WIST) Ch Lula, Goldle, Ella Edwln, Elmer, Wilma; Lawrence R3 Grant Sec 13 T145a W. R. ADAMS (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HARTMAN, Fred ric Mart, (Ettie OVERHALF) Ch Fred; OverbrookRl, Marion Sec 13SW 0870a (1871) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook HARTMAN, Gus, (Ethel WILSON) Ch Clifford; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 20W 080a (1886) Tel. Stull Stull HARTWELL, W. D. (Gertrude McBRIDE) Ch Mildred, Beryl, Max, Ernestine; "Nanatuck Farm," Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 28NW 060a (1903) Tel . . Baldwin Baldwin HARVEY, Ed S., (Maude HENRIE) Ch David, Henrie, Joyce; "Harvey Farm," Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 21SE 0550a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HASE, Arthur A., (Catherine SIMON) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec llSW 0160a (1881) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook HASTLE, Fred, (Margaret PUGH) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 28SW 080a (1879) HASTLE, William H., Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 15SW 030a (1859) HATCHER, Oral, (Myrtle HEYL) Ch Kenneth, Everett, Westina, Deverna; Richland R18, Marion Sec 7NW T102~a R. McKENZIE (1890) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland HATTER, Arthur J., (Nettie GRIFFITH) Baldwin. R2, Willow Sec 12S 0160a (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin . HATTER, Jacob H., (Emma VANATTA) Ch Arthur, May, Virgil, Cora; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec 17SW 0120a (1900) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HAUGHAN, William R., (Anna WOOD) Ch Laura, Effie, Flora, Ada; Lawrence Rl Kanwaka T58a BRECK Hei rs (1897) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAUSMAN, Henry, (Minnie ~1EEDER) Ch Emma, Alma, Stella, Clarence, Paul; Eudora Rl Palmyra Sec 16NW 0120a (1861) Tel. Eudora Eudora HAVERTY, James E., (Sadie DILLARD) Ch Lavern, Clifford, Alvan, Dorothy, Velmajune; Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 9S 080a (1889) Tel. Eudora Eudora HAWK, John R., (Myrtle PRICE) Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 6 050a (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAWORTH, Cecil E., (Alma PICKETT) "Seven Oaks Farm," Lawrence Rl Wakarusa Sec 21NW T30a Prof. E. HAWORTH (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAY, William, (Emma HAUSER) Ch Tillie, Lester, Velma; Baldwin R5, Pal. myra Sec 33NW 02~a (1888) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HAYDEN, Adrian K., (Mary BROAF) Ch Amella, Ida, Willard, Evelyn, Albert; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 14SW 092a (1903) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAYDEN, Mrs. John, (Mary FORD) Ch William, James; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 24E Ola (1877) . . HAYDEN, Willard H., (Mary HANNA) Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 17 Tl70a K. U. Farm (1904) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HAYES, Morris, (Laura BAKER) Ch Luther, Harry, Laura, James; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec15NE T80a W. F. RILTZ (1915) Tel. Lawrence HAYS, John L., (Ada Chandler) Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 5SE T160a Mrs. Lizzie HAY (1875) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville HAYS, Mrs. Lizzie, (Lizzie MYERS) Ch Harry, Frank, John, Grace Bessie" Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec ¢SE 0700a (1890) Tel. CooDerati~e ' Wellsville . . 116 �HAZEN, William W., (Louise WATSON) Ch Vella, George, Fay, Wyc1iffe, Roy, Grace; IIP1easant View Farm,1I Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 27NW 0140a (1912) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HEASTON, Edmond S., (Celia BOLAND) Ch Francis, Helen; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 23N 0108a (1881) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin &Bell Lawrence HECK, Alfred, (Emma WULFKUHLE) Ch Arthur, Walter; IILeavenworth Junction Farms, II Lawrence R7, Grant Sec 21 0140a (1892 ) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HECK, Emil W. (Minnie MUELLER) Ch Katherine; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 18 0142a (1892) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HEFFNER, David, (Lydia SCHWARTZ) Ch Pearl, Floyd; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 19N 080a (1889) Tel. Mutual Worden HEFFNER, Joseph, (Rosa Lyon) Ch Earl, Inez, Olin, Alta, Fern, Arlie; Baldwin R4, Marion Sec 36SE 0160a (1869) TeL Mutual Worden HELM, Fred, (Mary BARNES) Ch Kenneth, Florence; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec 6N T130a Mrs. Christina HELM (1886) Tel. Mutual Worden HELM, Mrs. Lucy C., (Lucy BURKS) Ch Henry, Bessie, Otis, Annie; Richland R18, Clinton Sec 28C 0271a (1886) Tel. Clinton Clinton HEINEN, Guido H., (Ellen RAPPARD) Baldwin R1, Marion Sec 35SE 0160a (1900) Tel. Mutual Worden HEINEN, Oscar J., (Jeanetta ELM) Ch Alvin; Baldwin R4, Marion Sec 25NE 080a (1897) Tel. Mutual Worden HELLSTROM, Axel R., (Harvey HELLSTROM, brother) Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 25SE T160a R. HELLSTROM (1886) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HELLSTROM, Max R., Ch Otto, Axel Harvey, Anna, Walter, Clara; Richland R18, Marion Sec 4NE 0176a (1870) Tel. Clinton Clinton HELLSTROM, Rudolph, (Laura JOHNSON) Ch Frank, Clara, Teresa, Emma; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 040a (1860) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HELM, James Dan, (Lola DEAY) Ch Grace, Edna, Bryan, William, Harold, Donava!1; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 32 01 a (1885) .. . HEMPHILL,.HarrisonH.~ (Amanda BRIZENDINE) Ch Orville, Herschel, Frederic; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 13N T2a John CHURCHBAUGH (1874) HENICK, Joseph, (Laura DAVENPORT) Ch Lloyd, Hazel; Lawrence R8, Grant Sec 1 T120a F. G. ALFRED (1920) HENLEY, Nathan P., (Eunice C. WINSLOW) Ch Mary, Wiley, Abner, Herbert; Eudora Rl Eudora Sec 27S-28 0240a (1900) Tel. Eudora Eudora HENON, Emil, (Euphema OSHEL) Ch Matilda, Lillian; Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 12S 0160a (1870) Tel. Mutual Worden HENRY, Elm, (Minnie FLEER) Ch Theodore, John, Charles, Andrew, Nettie, . Emma, OrVille, Ida; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 20-29N 0330a (1878) Tel. Mutual Worden HENRY, John D., (Myrtl e EBERSOLE) Ch Gertrude, Dwi ght; Lecompton Rl , Kanwaka Sec 23W 0180a (1885) Tel. Independent Stull HENRY, Otto, Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 18NE T185a S. Henry FRITZPATRICK (1910) Tel. Vinland Vin1and HENRY, William P., (Minnie HARTMAN) Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 18W 050a (1890) Tel. Bell Lecompton . HEPNER, Ernest, (Oscar GIESEL, son-in-1a\Af) Ch William, Minnie, Mary, George, Martha; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 34SE T160a R. OEHRLE (1900) HEPNNER, William A. Sr., (Bessie GEORGE) Ch Helen, William, Jr., Ruth; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 34SE T80a Fred OEHRLE (1895) HERBERT, H. E., (Orissa RIPLEY) Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 33NW 02~a (1902) HERD, Issac T., (Ella STEWART) Ch Nora, Roy, Ray, Russell, Ora; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 17 0145a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HERR, Marvin W., (Ethel FILBURN) Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N T100a E. L. 117 �HERR Tel. Private HERREN, Hillis H., (Mamie SUITER) Ch Pearl, Ralph, Lucille, Marie, Ellen Nora, Lloyd, Florence, Harold; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 26E 0160a (1918) Tel. Clinton Clinton HETRICK, Noah, Ch Maude, Charles; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 18E 0120a (1877) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HEY, David, (Mabel STEPHENSOt-.!) Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 3SE 0160a (1883) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville . HEY Frank (Margaret DWYER) Ch Helen, Irene; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec '27NE 024Da (1876) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville HEYL, Philip, (Adelalde BANK) Ch William, George, Jennie; Ri~hland R18 Clinton Sec 36SW 080a (1878) Tel. Farmers' Independent Rlchland HEYL, William H., (Villa LARGENT) Ch Myrtle, James, George, Helen, Pearl, Gladys, Opal; Richland R18, Marion Sec lNW 0120a (1880) Tel. Richland Richland HIATT, T. B., (Alice FRASER) Ch Alice, Grace, Clyda, Doris, Theron; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N Tl13a Dr. E. SMITH (1868) Tel. Bell Lawrence & Mutual Worden HIBNER, Harvey R., (Mrs. G. R. HIBNER, mother; Avery HIBNER, brother) IIFaraway Farm,1I Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 10N T132a Mrs. G. R. HIBNER Tel. Bell Lawrence HICKS, Mrs. A. A., Ch Anna, Allena, Sheldon; IIMaple Wood Farm,1I Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 19 063a (1905) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HIDDLESTON, Benjamin, (Lillian REED) Ch Marie, Everett, Veran, Viola, Clarence, Herschel, Wilbur, Thelma, Leoti; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 26E T320a Jerry Lyons (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HIGGINS, Earl F., (Millie STATION) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 27SW T160a Mary M. HIGGINS (1898) HILBERT, Fred C., (Edith GRESS) Ch Earl, Claude, Homer; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 23NW 0240a (1874) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland HILBERT,William J., (Lena WILCH) Ch Russell: IIValley View Farm,1I Richland R17, Clinton Sec 23NW 080a Clinton Sec 23NW Tl95a (1872) Tel. . Farmers' Independent Richland HILL, M. Charles, (Martha A. PEARSON) Ch John, Gurney, Charles, Eunice; Eudora Rl Eudora Sec 34N 0170a (1865) Tel. Eudora Eudora HILL, J. H., (Mary SWALLOW) Ch Terressa, Jessie, John, William, Bertha, Edith, Tillie, Randall, Charles; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 34SW T160a W. D. SHIKE (1917) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HILL, John J., (Ida B. DILLY) IIS unny Dell Farm,1I Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 9NW 0120a (1883) Tel. Vinland Vinland HILL, Noel, (Pearl WITCHELL) Ch Thomas, Charles, Francis, Olin, Dorothy; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 22SW 042a (1875) HILL, Thomas, (Sarah E. SAWS) Ch Clara,William, Sarah, Amy, Nellie James, Andrew; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 7W 037~a (1865) , HILL, Thomas E., (Tessie COLLOW) Ch Earl, Glen, Muriel, Etna; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 34NW 050a (1911) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HILL, W. C. (Ella MASON) Ch William, Emerson, Blanch, Charles Arthur Howard; IILong Vi ew Farm, II Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 1E 055a ' (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton HINDMAN, O. M., (Nora WHITE) Ch Dorothy, Louise; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 19NE 0156a (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HINES, William, (Queen TOWNSAND) Mary, Nancy, Josie; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 29 080a (1863) HIRD, Arthur, (Ethel RICHARDSON) Ch Harold, Ivan, Eugene, Marguerite; IIWa1nut Grove Farm,1I Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 35E 0120a (1904) Tel. 118 �Kansas Lawrence HIRD, Carl, (Edna EPLEY) Lawrence Rl, Grant Sec 32 0120a (1903) Tel .. Kansas Lawrence HIRD, Homer, (Messie RICHARDSON) Ch Esth~r, Paul, Howard; "Mount Joy Farm Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec lE 0240a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HIRD Ir~ (Myrtle C. EPLEY) Ch Dale, Viola, Lucile; Baldwin R5, Palmyra ~ec 2iNW090a (1901) Tel. Vinland Vinland HIRD, Oliver M., (Ninon OLDS) Ch Ollie, Blanche, Beulah; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 10E 080a (1901) Tel. Mutual Worden HIRD, Thomas, (Martha TURNER) Ch Martha, Homer, Arthur, Ira, Virgil, Carl, Carrie; Lawrence Rl, Wakarusa Sec 28SW 040a (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HIRT Jesse (Dora FLORY) Ch Orva; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec llN 0160a (1912) fel. Lone Star Lone Star HOAD, Mrs. Gertrude M., (Gertrude E. EVANS) Ch William, Bruce; "Wild Wood Farm," Lecompton, Lecompton Sec 34N 035a (1856) Tel. Bell Lecompton HOBBS, James E., (Minnie GISH) Ch Raymond, Otis, Lola, Alva, Theodore, Carl; Richland R18, Marion Sec lONE 080a (1902) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HOBSON, James L., (Anna HAGUE) Ch Harry, Earl, Donald, JErald; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 14S 0160a (1910) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HODGE, John, (Cora McGRATH) Ch Clarence, Mary, Thelma, Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 7m'J T90a HERNIN~ Estate (1895) HODGE, M. G., (Sarah E. BELLOWS) Ch John, Clarence, Nellie, Roy, Floyd Eva, Willis, Harold; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 15SW T180a THATCHER Estate (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HODGES, J. N., (Dora CORBIN) Ch E1ma, Orlin; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 34SW T410a William J. LIND (1891) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . HODL, A10is L., (Frances MODL) Ch Oscar, Charlott, Leonard; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 36S 080a (1885) Tel. Eudora Eudora HODSON, Lewis (Ida HICKS) Ch Amos, Ormal, Clarence, Louis, Phoebe, Ida; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec lONW T300EMERY Estate (1907) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HODSON, Ormal (Carolina CUMMINGS) Ch Margaret; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 9N~J nOOa EMERY Estate (1907) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOFFMAN, B. S., (Grace BRAGG) Ch Delbert, Virgie, Howard, Myrtle, Anna, Lloyd, Thresa, A1githa; Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec lOSE 0120a (1907) Te 1. Farmers Independent Overbrook . HOFFMAN, Joseph, Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 26SE T45~a John HOFFMAN (1900) HOGG, Mrs. Emma, Ch Harley, John, Thomas, liThe Prairie Ridge Farm," Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 36W 040a (1874) Tel. Bell Lecompton HOGG, Harley, (Grace GOFF) Ch Irene; Lecompton Rl, Lecomoton Sec 36W T40a Emma HOGG (1895) , . HOGG, Wil1iam~ Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec lW 0120a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton . HOGUE", S. F., (Katherine Cunni ngham) "Spring Grove Farm, Lecompton R~, Lecompton Sec 2E 0160a 1919) Tel. Bell Lecompton HOLCOM, Arthur E., (Nellie PUGH) Ch Frances, Arthur, Jr., Paul, Allen, Howard; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 16SW T100a Sarah Pugh (1890) HOLCOM, A. L., (Hester HARMON) Ch Albert, Martin, Clara, Effie, Arthur Alta, Louie; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 24SW 050a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOLFSIMMER, A., (Mary MANSHARDT) Ch Stella, Mable, Esther, Irene, Lillie, II I II 119 �Raymond, Ruth, Paul; "S pr i ng Hill Farm, II Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec 35W 0159a (1902) Tel. Stull Stull HOLKE, August W~, (Emma WESSENDOF) Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 29SE 080a (1918) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOLKE, Jack H., (Matilda NEWBURGER) Ch Helen; Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 36E 080a (1918) Tel Kansas Lawrence HOLLINGSWORTH~ Albert, (Olive WHITE) Ch Ralph, Lucian, ~uby, Op~l, Glenn" Cllnton, Clinton Sec 22C 040a (1886) Tel. Cllnton Cllnton HOLLOWAY,'Stephen S., (Emma E. FITZGERALD) Ch William, John, Henry, Theodore, Mary; "Ho 11 away Stock Farm, II Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 12W 0160a (1913) HOLMES, Byron I., (Nellie TUCKER) Ch Edna, Bernice, Violet, Melvin; . Baldwin R5, Palymra Sec 20NW-21NW 0257a (1900) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOLMES, Lebbens M., (Velma A. KINDRED) Ch Volney, Oliver, Fields, Annabelle; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 19 0120a (1887) Tel. Eudora Eudora HOLSAPPLE, Mrs. John H., (Katherine TOMLINSON) Ch Frank, Mary; Overbrook R4., Mari on Sec 21 NE 092a (1908) Tel. Farmers I Independent overbrook HOLSOt~, Emil, (Jessie FITZ) Ch Helen, Bruce; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec l7NE 0159a (1890) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOOD, Mrs. Abbie E., Ch Howard, Myron, Everett; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 36 T70a David HOLLOWAY (1908) Tel. Bell Lecompton HOOPES, Ray, (Belle REA) Ch Arthur, Eunice, Freda, Lynn, Ina; liThe Divide Farm," Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 2SW 080a (1917) Tel. Farmers' Inderendent Overbrook HOOVER, Benjamin L., (Anna FISHBURN) Ch Cora, Lola, Clyde; "0 ne Cedar Farm," Lone Star Rl, Marion Sec 16NE 0160a (1863) Tel. Alfred Overbrook HOOVER, Clarence M., (Cora GRAMMAR) Ch Gerald, Alda, Alice, Calvin, Overbrook R4, Marion Sec 29SW 0150a (1886) Tel. Farmers' Independent overbrook HOOVER, Isaac L., (Mary STUTSMAN) Ch Charles, Bert, Wegie, Clarence, Lloyd, Otis, Jess, Clifford, Foster, Dorsey Ruth; Lone Star Rl Marion Sec lONE 0400a (1859) Tel. Alfred Overbrook HOOVER Joseph, (Sally J. BROWN) Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 31SE 080a (1855) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star . HOOVER, John L., (Susan TUTTLE) Lone tar Rl, Marion Sec 12NE 0170a (1861) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HOOVER~ Otis E., (Jessie RHODEHAMEL) Ch Anna, Melvin; Lone Star Rl, Wi Ilow Sec oN OlOOa (1891) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star HORNBERGER, Albert L., (Pearl HEFFNER) Baldwin Rl, Marion Sec l2SC 0220a (1890) Tel. Mutla Worden HORNBERGER, Gotthold, (Anna HEMMINGER) Ch Amella, Anna, Emma, Georqe, William, August, Albert, Henry; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 30N 080a (1872) Tel. Mutual Worden HORNBERGER, Henry G., (Emma ALT) Ch Alvin; Lone Star Rl Willow Sec 19N T180a W. H. HORNBERGER (1892) Tel. Mutual Worden HORNBUCKLE, G. E., Ch Collby, Eva; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec l8E T250a W. H. DODDRIGE (1918) Tel. Bell Lecompton HORRELL, Mrs. Daisy E., (Daisy GILGES) Ch Maurice; Baldwin, Palmyra Sec 4SW 060a (1884) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HORRELL, Frank, (Florence GILGES) Ch Virgil, Raymond; Vinland Rl, Eudora Sec 35S 0160a (1880) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence 120 �HORRELL, Mrs. John, (Lucinda MEYER) Ch William,Frank, Fred, John; Baldwin, Rl, Willow Sec 33N 077~a (1870) Tel. Mutual Worden . HORRELL, John W., (Elnora TODD) Ch Forrest, Frances; Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 34S T176a John BECK (1892) Tel. Mutual Worden HOSKINSON, Harve, (Erma GOTTSTEIN) Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 13N T160a A. CUTTER Estate (1894) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOSKINSON J. D., Ch Edward, Cleo, Raymond, Clara, Minnie Joseph; Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec 12N-23N 0160a (1868) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOSKINSON, R. Ernest, Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 34NW 039a (1917) HOSKINSON, William Eugene, (Telitha STEVENS) Ch Mildred; Vinland Rl, Palmyra Sec 13N 080a Palmyra Sec 13N T 80a W. H. HOSKINSON (1885) Tel. Vinland Vinland HOUK, Charles W., (Seline JOHNSON) Ch Edith, Walter; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 8W 080a (1888) Tel. Stull Stull HOUK, Frank W., (Katherine UNGER) Ch Harley, Ruby, Marvin, Ellen, Al, fred; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka, Sec 35E T160a Frank HOUK (1887) Tel. Clinton Clinton HOUK, George J., Jr., (Emma WALTER) Ch Harold, Russell, Hazel, Ralph, Lecompton R3, Kanwaka, Sec 34 0120a (1884) Tel. Stull Stull HOUSER J. 0., (Mary MICHAEL) Ch Neola, Florence, Ethel, Alma; Lawrence R9: Clinton Sec 24NE 020a (1920) Tel. Clinton Clinton HOUT, John H., (Minnie HARRELL) Ch Thomas, George, Goldie, Rose, Lloyd, Ethel; Clinton, Clinton Sec 23NE 0136a (1879) Tel. Clinton Clinton HOWARD, Charles E., (Maud CONNELLY) Ch Helen, Kathryn, Nannie, Laura; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 25S 0160a (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOWARD, Hiram T., (Bertha RUMBAUGH) Ch Samuel, Glen; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 11SW 080a (1911) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville HOWARD, John E., (Leona M. PETERS) Ch Lucile, Lewis, Theodore, Guy, Lloyd; Lawrence R10 Wakarusa Sec 32SE 040a (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOWARD, Lewis D., (Katherine CADE) Ch Charles, Ed, Frank, Walter, Chester, Fred; "Grand View Farm," Lawrence RlO, Wakarusa Sec 32SE 0240a (1857) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOWARD, Mrs. W. C., (Catherine GROH) Ch Lannes, Tecumseh; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 30NW 0279a (1890) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin HOWARD, Walter D., (Pearl PETERS) Ch Walter, Jr., Harold, Leona; Law..:. renee R1, Kanwaka Sec 25N 079a (1887) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . HOWELL, Mrs. Elizabeth J., '(E1iza ANDERSON) (F. A. ANDERSON, nephew) Baldwin R2, Willow Sec llS OSSa (1902) Te]. Mutual Worden HOWELL, George J., "Pleasant View Farm," Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec leE 0160a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HOWSER, William A., (Lizzie BARNHART) Ch Earl, Verna, Fred, Albert; Baldwin R2,Willow Sec 18S 080a (1919) Tel. Centrapolis Centropolis HUDDLESTON, Orner I., (Erie TINDER) Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 26NE 085a (1917) Tel. Clinton Clinton HUFF, Hi ram, Ch John; "Brown s Grove Farm, Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 15SW T20a William BROWN (1908) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUGHES, Carl F., (Fred HUGHES, brother; Maude E. HUGHES, sister) "Fair View Farm," WellsvilleRl, Palmyra Sec 15SW T160a T. F. HUGHES Estate (1900) Tel. Bell Lawrence HUGHES, Francis G., (Alma SCHUBERT) Ch Marion, Garnett; "Midway Farm," Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 2N-35N T290a HUGHES Estate (1900) Tel. Be 11 Lawrence HUGHS, Charles W., (Flo DIXON) Ch Fleece, Mercedes; Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 17SE 080a (1876) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville I II 121 �HUGHS, Joseph L., (Iva BELL) Ch Frankie, Floyd, Roy, Doris; IIWillow Brook Farm,1I Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 9SE 0240a (1878) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville HUGHS, M. A., (Vida WILLEY) Ch Beulah, Eris; IIThree Cedars Farm,1I Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 17SE 080a (1865) Tel. Cooperative Wellsvi lle HUGHS Roy, (Irene FIEHLER) Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 16SE T80a J. L. HUGHS (1899) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville . HULCE John L., (Grace TUCKER) Richland R18, Clinton Sec 88S 0136a (;868) Tel. Clinton Clinton HULL, William H., (Lula HORST) Ch Beulah, Mamie, Harry; Wellsville Rl, Palmyra Sec 58E T2a Charles C. WATERS (1915) HUMPHREY, Arthur S., (Kittie GRIER) Ch Alfred, Hampton; Rich~and R18, Clinton Sec 25SW 080a (1881) Tel. Farmers' Independent Rlchland HUNDLEY J. R., (Ida BALKELY) Ch Bessie, Overton, Almeda, Alice Vella, Burton; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 18W 015a (1909) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . HUNSINGER, Adam, (Sophia HUNINGS) Ch Grace, Sophia, George, Carrie, Lawrence R4 Wakaru~a Sec 19SE Olla (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUNSINGER, charies C., lEffie GUTHRIE) Ch Carrie, Paul, Guy; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec lC T15a Walter B. PINE (1914) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUNSINGER, George W., (Marie SEELE) Ch Clara, Dora, Carl, Helen, Esther, Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 21SE 0140a (1871) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUSTED, Charles G., (Clara Jones) Ch Marie, Clyde; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 12 090a (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUSTED, George W., (Susan B. DOLL) Ch Elmer, Clara, Grover, Lucile, Roscoe, Thressa; IIRiverside Stock Farm,1I Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW 0140a (1909) Tel. Kansas Lawrence HUSTON, Earl M., (Zetha WRAY) Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 18SW T80a Addie HUSTON (1910) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook HUTCHINSON, Ed, Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 12E T160a M. D. GORRILL (1882) Tel. Bell Lecompton HYLAND, Edward F., (Nellie SWIMLEY) Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 8S 0160a (1871) Tel. Mutual Worden HYRE, John W., (Mary MARKLEY: Ch Edna, Myrtle, Florence; Lawrence Waka~usa Sec 36N 0320a (1892) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . To be continued: (Typed by Edwina King) Submitted by Mark Lenz HISTORY NOTES January 1881: On the 19th, Kansas became the first state to prohibit all alcoholic beverages. January 1889: Mrs. J.E. COVELL held a gymnastics class at the Rink, 807 Kentucky. She charged 25 cents admission to see exercises with wands, dumbells, and clubs. An advertisement in the Lawrence Journal on January 13 said that lithe chief aim of the whole work is physical culture. 1I •.. A fire at E.B. GOOD's grocery, 937 Massachusetts, Lawrence, did several hundred dollars worth of damage. 122 �DATA FROM LAWRENCE KOlHHLY IIEETING .,, .' ' . . - 1~Qntinue_d frOm_Volo_ XII, NO~ _2)_' , , DATA FIRST ------------------------------------------------------ .~------------------------------ --------------. ' --------------. T. E. intent to marry Laura Hadley 1878/9/10 Newlin Tho~as ~. Laura Hadley 1878-10-13 Newlin Tho~as/Laura at liberty to larry 10/30 1878/10/23 Newlin n,OS. Ellwood! Lucinda ch. Gurney.,', Helen,Ellaline to Whittier CA 1892-11-16 Newlin Wm UViola A rcf Honey Creek, IA ch Lester,,! Carol, Ross 1885/2/18 Newlin Minnie dropped by request ' 1935-08-07 Newmark 8enjamin acceptably attended, 1869/11/17 Nicholson Dr. Wm./Sarah A ret Pasad~na MM CA 1893-11-15 Nicholson from 1893 assessment list Gec. 5 1893-02-15 Nicholson transferred by caretakers present residence George 1. 1895-06-12 Nicholson joined another church, dropped Georgia 1908-12-16 Nicholson II. Julia F. Ilewlin ' William 1883-02-22 Nicholson ~ia~y presented to 11M by H~ss N~tson, forMer KU librarian William 1933-05-03 Nicholson intent to larry Jul i a tlewlin ilillial' (jrl 1883/ll17 Nicholson from 1893 assessmen~ list Will. 5 1893-02-15 Nicholson . r d F:i ne Wood, tiC th 6'eor ge, Thollas, Wi l!iaa Wm/Sarah A. 1871/12/13 Nicholson lIarriag'e at }:30 ' , ' Newlin 18B3/2/22 Nicholson-Liila \Wilson) with lIIinor ch. to Long Beach CA 1895-12-18 Nixon frolll 1893 assess~~nt list " Dani el 2 1893-02-15 Norris ", dropped by cO~lIIttee Mattie N. 1891-02-18 Olin ref Squth Fairvie,w HM , John 1902-02-12 Outland transferred by caretakers to present residence Mahala 1895-06-12 Outland red by letter from 11. Eo Conway Springs KS ,_ Nellie 1890-0B-13 Outland rd Whittier CA " Hell i e 1892-07-13 Outland Stephen transferr,ed by caretakers to, pres,ent residence 1895-06-12 Outland StepheniMatilda ref Tonganoxie Ch Volney", 1886/6/17 Outland dropped by own request' :, Chauncy 1921-09-14 Overman ch. Chauncy, Elbert, req lei ElilMattie 1904-02-17 Over~an ref LeGrand, IA ch Alton" Ern~st, Cliff lIixon/llary 1885/4/15 Over~an rct Independ,ence KS 11M Ch Alto, Eillet, Buff Hixon/Mary 1886/3/17 Over;an :j ref Plainfield 11M, IN " , Alvin E 1886/4/14 Owen by 1etter frol II. E., Alvin E. 1918-04-17 Owen trns to M. E., Lawrence, , Edwin 1894-5-15 Owen by 1l1tter froll Heth. Epis 5'ons Charles, Edllin, Walter Ellal ine 1886111/17 Owen to K. E. Larallie NY Walter 1898-10-19 Owen reed by letter frol M. E. Alice 1891-07-15 Owens Alvin naled on SOGe standing ~omlittee 1889-12-12 Owens Alvin 5 fro" 1893 assesslent list 1893-02-15 Owens Al vin/ElRal ine joined M. Eo church 1915-01-13 Owens Charles ,req letter to H. E. N. Lawren~e 1895-07-15 Owens Ellma nailed on sOle stand'i ng cOllllAi tte-e 1888-12-12 Owens Mabel M. requests 'letter to M. E. Lallwrence 1896-01-15 Owens Ory req trans to tlinfi'eld KS Presby 1901-12-18 Owens July 1900 Corrected roll of melbership P2B6-291 Eva M. Non-resident, dropped by 11M 1927-08-17 Pachler Nettie by letter from II. E. LaMrence 1900-04-18 Pal;atur Wallace req. lem. 1900-04-18 Palmatur " Wallace/Nellie trans. tI. E. N. Lawrence 1907-03-13 Pal~eteer Lizzie ~ son Bryan trasns to l1ethodist' Ch. 1902-11-12 Parcells 1880/11/17 Parcels (Miles) Elizabeth MeD wish to remain gran~ed Aseni th rep to Il. II. ..,' ' 1969/11/17 Parker Asenith First Day School 1869/11/17 Parker Elisha/Asenath rct Argonia hl1, KS 1884/7116 Parker 1895-12-18 Parker Eiaira ch. Howard. Kary transferredt'o II. E. Lawrence 1893-02-15 Parker Elmira I from 1893 assessment list DATE LAST "'J ~ .~ ~ to ,,0: 123 ',' �DATA FROH LAWRENCE · DATE LAST HO~THLY HEETING DATA FIRST ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------1889-02-12 1891-02-18 1893-02-15 1895-06-12 188417/16 1933-01-18 188117/13 1898-03-16 1894-02-14 1895-07-17 1893-02-15 1887/8/17 1894-04-18 1903-03-18 1920-11-19 1906-01-18 1888-12-12 1888-12-12 1895-10-23 1900-(13-14 1905-01-12 Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker (Newlin) Parnham Parrott Parrott Parsils ? Patchkaw Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pearson Pease 1903-06-17 1921-04-13 1885/4/15 1893-02-15 1927/8117 1909-10-13 1907-12-18 1913-02-12 1932-09-14 1922-02-15 1893-02-15 1933-08-02 1885/10/21 1922-08-16 1930/6/18 1912-02-14 1916-07-12 1893-04-12 1908-07-15 1923-02-14 1893-04-12 1922-02-15 1898-06-15 1898-07-13 1896-03-18 1872/5/15 187216/12 Pence Penfield Penfield Penfi eld Penfield Perisho Perisho Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perki ns Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Perkins Phillips Phillips Pickerd Pickering Pickering Pi eker i ng 1875/11/17 1891-05-13 188313/14 1891-05-13 Pi c:kering PicKering Pickering Pickering 1872-06~12 Elmira E. Elvira (Armstro ·John 3 John E/family John EILydia An Lucile Cox Elvira Rachel A. Joseph Joseph Lizzie Hana Alva H/Anna H Emery/Harriet Harriett I. Emery Nancy Seth Seth/Nancy tli 11 iara Eva ft ch. trans mel to place of residence. Aargonia to Argonia from 1893 assessment list transferred by caretakers to present residence rcf Sand CreeK HH, IN son Arthur W. rct Prairie Center HH HCD wish to remain member, granted req liIel req mel accepted renstated in H. E. so dropped frol 1893 assessment list Indian child transferred from Chestnut Hill to HasKel Institute certf to Long Beach CA ch. Leo, Ray, Velma rcf OSKaloosa HH IA •• new pastors rct Colorado Springs HH appeals recall of minute of service in Y. H. named on some standing committee named on sOle standing cOlmittee rct Pasadena HM CA dropped frol roll Chas. Josehpine, Hary, Gertrude, Lawrence. Duplicate trans to Portl and Gertrude Isabel dropped according to discipline FredlEdna trans to Congreg. Topeka Jane ref Tonganoxie ch WI, Alice, Frederic Jane 2 from 1893 assessment list William Non-resident Ie., dropped, also Fred, H.Alice, Elizabeth, WI. J Eli Ifamily rct Indianola KH IA Eli/Zora ch. Freedom, Liberty, ref Central City MH Neb. new pastor. Alice reco.lended for lei by Pastoral Comlittee Alice Day req mel. accept Bertram Dropped by action of Honthly Heeting C. G. 3 from 1893 assessment list Calvin loss by death in past year Calvin G. rcf Hahunta HM. NC John Joined another church Lillie rct Richmond,·HH, VA Lottie Pastoral COl. recommend melbership Lottie resigns melbership Hary Luisa ft ch Florence, David, Lillie, Bertram, Oran, John, rcf Woodland SC Roy has been member of H. E. 3 yrs so dropped. Sallie rct 2nd Friends, Greensboro, N. C. Sidney rcf Nahunta HM SC Sidney Dropped by action of Honthly Heeting Duff/Lucy rec by letter frOB H. E. North LaMrence Duff ILucy rct South I and KH Arkansas Laura ERma rct Pleasant Plain I I KS Albert m. Alleda Hadley Albert intent to marry Alleda Hadley Albert/Almeda meeting for worship to accoaplish larriage at Washington Hadley home Almeda H. rct Chicago HH, III Enos rct Northbranch H" KS Enos/SarahEllen ref Dale MH, IA Phineas ret Northbraneh "H KS r --- - ---, I 124 �. DATA FROM LAWRENCE HONTHLY HEETING DATE LAST 1878/2/13 1889-02-12 1886/10/20 1889-02-12 1893-04-12 1917-04-18 1872/8/14 1889-04-17 1872171 17 1875/5/12 1893-02-15 1927/8/17 192718/17 1907-09-18 1877/1117 1893-02-15 1886/11117 1936-06-05 1901-01-16 1915-02-12 1903-04-14 1906-03-14 188712/15 1888-10-24 1877/10/24 187717/18 1878/1/16 1896-05-18 1873/11/11 1873/12/16 187114/12 Pickett Pi ckett Pierson Pierson Pierson Pierson Pierson Pinson Pinson Pinson Pinson Pitts Poehler Pola ?Gola Pool Pool Pool Pool Pringle Pringle Puckett Puckett Puckett Puckett Pumphry Raper Reaper Reece Rees Rees Rees 1911-11-15 1911-01-18 1876/3/15 1876/3/15 1931111/18 1935-06-05 1923-03-14 193118112 1935-06-05 1923-03-14 1932-10-12 1933-08-02 1883/10/24 1873/9/17 Rees Rees Reese Reese Reynard Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds Rich Rich 1874/4/15 1875/8/18 Rich Rich 1907-12-20 1879/3/12 1922-02-15 1922-08-16 1913-02-12 Risley Risley Risley Robinson Robinson DATA FIRST ----------- .,--------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------ClarKson C rcf Salem HM, lA ClarKson/family rct Kansas City KS ch Henry Leslie, Chas/Anna rct Haviland HH Edwin/Alice trans meQ to place of residence. N. Will Creek Ind. Neva reeom for melll by overseers Roland C. req. memo Seth/Nancy ref Plainfield, IN eh Alva, Charles, Ella, William Edwin/Alice joined another church so dropped Nathan/Mary Ann ch Edwin rcf Tonganoxie NathanlMary Ann request to be released Seth 3 frol 1893 assessment list Adaline Non-resident Ie., dropped, ch James H, Frances R Eva Nan-resident lem, dropped, Frank trans to Congreg. Stockton KS John ref Blue River HH John 3 from 1893 assesslent list Helorina H req me., accepted Melvina death reported Her Ie req melll Hurl non-resident, dropped for lack of interest Enos/Anna(White she a min. received frol ? Enos/Annie rct Elk River HH Enos/Mary ref Springdale HH, KS ch Hinnie, Charles, Benjamin, Thomas Enos/Mary ret Independance HO ch. Charles, Benjamin, Florence. Stanly/Sarah min frol London, Eng, acceptably attended Margaret E. ref Fairmont HH, IN I. daughter, Hellen R. Slithson Hargaret ret Fairmount HH, IN daughter Rachel/family dropped for lack of interest. Hiram req dropped Hiram granted request for release Hiram/Rachel ref Tonganoxie ch. Zachariah, Hary, Leonard, Henry, Hinnetha! Zarilda W. A./Reba ch.Ruth, Emery, Olin rct Hill Creek KS W.A/Reba Hoffma ch. Ruth, Emery, Olin. rcf Gate OK KH Henry disowned for drunkenness ZurildaiKinueh diso14ned for disorderly conduct Emily ref Winchester "H, IN CI ara nailled on standi ng comlli ttee Clarence recorded associate, one parent non-aeaber Clarence req active lelbership Clarence nailed on standing cOllittee recorded associate, one parent non-melber Clifford L. Herbert invited to hold leetings Saluel loss by death in past year Elias acceptably attended (yearly meeting) Lucinda ref Honey Creek "H, IN ch Ellen, Calvin, Abbie, Delia, Huldah, Charley Phineas req mllbrshp Phineas/Lucinda ret Cottonwood MH, KS ch Ellen, Calvin, Abbie, Delia, Huldah, Charlie Chester mea recol by Pastoral COil. EllIIa rcf Oskaloosa, IA Ellla Certificate of mmbrshp to Los Angeles K" Albert W. Joined another church Geo. recomlended for lei by Pastoral Comlittee ---; 12.5 �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHL' MEETING .. DATA FIRST LAST DATE __________________________ ______________ ______________________________________________________ -------------------7~ 1915-02-17 Robson 1927-0B-17 Robson 1927/8/31 Robson 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1921-09-14 Rodgers 1913-02-12 Rogers 1912-12-18 Rogers 1909-10-13 Rogers 1913-02-12 Rogers 1869/11/17 Roqers 188.3/3/12 Rose 1896-05-18 Ross 1911-12-13 Ross 1915-02-12 Ross 1993-08-16 Roundtree 1893-11-15 Roundtree 1893-08-16 Roundtree 1893-09-21 Roundtree 1904-11-16 Roundtree 1908-04-15 Roundtree 167217/17 Rue 1880/5/12 Rue 1894-01-17 Ru~baugh 192812i15 Rush 1927-11-16 Rush 1927/10/12 Rush 187211117 Rush 1926-01-13 Rush 1869/11/17 Rush 1969/11/17 Rush 1990-02-12 Rush 1888-12-12 Rush 1895-06-12 Rush 1928-07-18 Rush 1913-02-12 Russell 18B7/8/17 Sahpakeak 1891-02-18 Sam~s 1891-02-18 Sa~ms 1896-05-18 Samms 1881/7/13 Sams 18B417116 Sams 1922-02-15 Schneck 1914-01-14 Schooley 1936-07-05 Schooley 1915-06-16 Schooley 1937-04-05 Schooley 1915-02-12 Scott 1896-05-18 Scott 1915-02-12 Scott 1915-02-12 Scott 1931/11/18 Scott Asenath Geo George Carey Clarkson Dorothy Evaline Lee Zenus Carey Clarkson Clarkson/family Lee .. Mary H Ja;es M. Jar;,es Lola Perkins joined another church, dropped Non-resident, dropped by NM non-resident mem, dropped dropped by own request dropped by own request dropped by own request dropped by o~n request dropped by o~n request dropped by own request recommended for Gea by Pastoral Co~mittee rcf Hesper req ~e~ recommended· for lei by}astoral COlllittee acceptably attended fro~ As~· 6ro~e MH, ILL recomlended for membership by o.verseers .. dropped for lac~ of interest.· ret Greensboro N. C. M~ry non-resident, dropped for lac~ ~~ interest CharlottE gives consent for son Wilfred to marry. Della rct Kansas City MO intends to marry Della Davis Wi lfred II. DeliaH. Davis Wilfred WilfredlDelia ~ ,r,cf New Bedf.ord Ni1 Mass. new pastors Wilfried/Della rct Los, Angeles N,11 CA. Richard/Rachel ref W.hite Water, IN ch John, Alice, Edgar, Louise Ri chard/Rachel ,rct Rose Hi 11., MM KS ch John, Ada, Edgar, Loui s Sarah transferred to :Uni..ted Brethren, Lawrence Arthur D. passed aNay 2/1/28 Arthur D/l1ary new pastor; ch Lucy, Paris, John rcf Haviland Arthur/Mary O. ref Havi land, pasto.r, ch Lucy, Paris, John B Calvin/Eli~abet rct .Fairmount MM, IN [has Knight in their care Carl Non-resident, dropped Elizabeth CO~l\ittee on Education Katurah First Day School .. Ketura ch. Arthur, Flora, Ni~on rct Haviland tiM KS Kiturah named on so;e standing committee .. Lucy transferred by caretakers to present residence Olive ch Lucy, Paris, )ohn rct Haviland Ruth recolliGlended for lieD by Pastor.al COIII.mi ttee Ellgene Indian child transferred from Chestnut Hill to Haskel ch. Edith, Jennie L ____ • to Alder OR Edgar Louis to Independance KS Louis d~opped for 1ad: of interest. , Edgar 11 Lewis ref El k Ri ver MM. KS . (irace Ceriificate Df mmbrshp to Los Anoeles MH rei"· n ' .. . ·Benj. M. Benjamin death reported Mary .funeral in past ~onth. Mary transfer to M.E. Lawrence Harold non-resident dropped for .lack of interest Helen drDpped for lack of interest. Helen non-r~sident, ~ropped for lack of iriterest Marian non-r·esidentdropped for ·I~c\( of interest Sarah A. ref Uni '{ersi ty 11M ,.,,' • !~ •. ,.1 .''; -~ 12b.. , .! .... J~stitute ~ ,. �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING LAST DATE ----------- --------------,1887/8/17 Scott 1887/S/17 ShaH 1923-11-14 Shaw 1912-02-14 Sh~ffler 1887/S/17 ShEhkee 1991-09-16 Shotwell 1895-06-12 Shotwell 1893-02-15 ShotWEll 1896-05-18 Shultz 1875/3/17 Shultz 1915-02-12 Sidwell 1898-12-14 Sidwell 1915-02-12 Sidwell 189S-12-14 Sidwell 1915-02-12 Sidwell 1898-12-14 Sidwell 1886/2/17 Sidwell 1915-02-12 Sidwell 1898-[2-14 Sidwell 1890-11-12 Slles 1888-04-18 Siles 1904-08-11, Sleeper 1893-02-15 Sleeper 1903-04-14 Sleeper 1885/9/16 Slupin 1885/4/15 Smith 1887/8/17 Smith 1935-06-05 Smith 1884/12/17 Smith 1896-01-15 Smith 1907-[1-13 Smith 1905-06-17 Smith 1931/8/12 S~ith 1908-06-17 Smith 1931-08-26 Smith 1923-03-14 S~ith 1927/10/12 Smith 1935-06-05 Smith 1884/12/17 S;ith 1887/2115 Smith 1875/6/16 Smith 1935-06-05 Smith 1908-06-17 Smith 1931-08-26 Smith 1891-02-18 Smith 1934-09-01 Smith 1908-06-17 Smith 1929/3/14 Smith 1933-09-02 Smith 1931-08-26 Smith 1908-06-17 Smith 1902-01-15 Smith 1869/11/17 Smith 18~3-02-15 Smith 1884/6118 S~ith DAHl FIRST --------------- ------------------------------------------------------ ------------------~:~ Indian child transferred fro~ Chestnut Hill to Haskel Institute Wesley IndIan child tr~nsferred fro~ Chestnut Hill ,to Has~el Institute Ged i e letter to First Meth., Lawrence Josephine Pastoral Co~~ recommend ~eibership Gladys Indian chIld transferred from Chestnut Hill to Haskel Institute Hannie accept~d as ~e~ber Matilda transferred by caretakers to present- residence Matilda frD~ 1893 assessment list Matilda dropped for lack of interest. Henry Kenry/Mary Ann r cf Ash Gr ove 1111 non-resident dropped for lack of interest Albert trans iro~ Topeka wh~n leeting was laid down. Al bed E. non-resident dropped 10r 'lack of interest E. 11 .. from Topeka wh~n meeting was laid down. trans Em ? ii. non-resident dropped for lack'of interest 01 i ver 'from Tapeta when meeting was. laid down. trans Oli';er W. rcf Short Creek 11M! OH ch Frank, Albert, Walter Oliver/Barbara non-resident dropped for lact of interest Wa Iter trans fro; Topeka when meeting Has laid down. Walter H. rct Kansas City MH MO ehas. rcf Bloomingdale 11M Ind Chas. F memorlal prepared and read. Hannah E froR 1893 assessment list Jacob 3 trans to H. E. Redlands fA, Warren/Ell a ref Greenfield 11M, IN ch Jacob, Mary, John IsaiahiHanna ref Freeport MM, OH Albert J. Indian child transferred fro; Chestnut Hill to Haskel Institute' Al ice na~ed on standinq committee Al ice rcf Vermillion MM, III Charles and da. Leora rcf Karmonv MH N.' D. CharlesiEila rct Lyman 11M 5. Oak. Chari esiEll a Edgar t. Joined H. E. so dropped Evelyn req active meabership Fern Joined M. E. so dropped Frances req active meabership Frances Louise birth not previously recorded Grace named on committee Brace named on standIng committee Henry CiLvdia H ref Vermillion M~, IL ch Eva, Pleasant, Anna Henry/Lydia rct Carlton MM! K5 da Eva Hollingsworth disQwned Jay named on standing committee Joined 11. E. so dropped John S. Leroy req active membershIp Lizzie Gertrude dropped by co~cttee ~obert Earl accepted as associate me~ber Rosa 8. Joined H. E.-50 dropped Ross/Viola welcomes as pastors Ross/Viola ret Stanwood MM Vlfgima LeE req associate leabership iJi 11 ia«. Fe Joined M. E. 50 dropped Wi nnefred trans to M. E. Lawrence Winnie First Day School Wm 3 from 1893 assessment list Wm G/Harv Ann W; a mInister, ref Freeport, OH ch Isabel, James 127 ,', ., .... : ", �DATA FROM DATE LAST L~ENCE HOUTHLY HEETING DATA FIRST ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------req trans to M. E. church, Wichita ch. Alice, 'Ada rcf Star HM KS named on standing committee trans to Methodist, Perry, KS rcf Stanwood MM rcf Springdale KS w. Hannah, ch William, Lindley rcf Springdale death noted, no date. rct to Springdale MM, sons, WI, Lindley he a minister rcf Springdale KS req letter to "whom it may concern" ref Tonganoxie letter to Congreg. Madison WI req active membership named on standing committee from H. E. LaMrence named on standing committee from 1893 assessment list transferred by caretakers to present residence rcf Beech Grove MH, IN 188312/14 faithful Marker, died 1927/8/31 ch. Chester, Charles, Josephine rct Springdale KS 1906-06-13 died this month 14m. 1927-08-17 from 1893 assessment list A. J. 5 1893-02-15 ~ da. Linda rcf 8altimore MM Maryland Alfred 1893-08-16 rcf Muscatine "H, IA Alfred J. 1879/5/14 req lRem Clara 1896-05-18 rcd from Methodist Charter Oak IA Emily 1903-10-21 ref Geneva HM,KS, ch Cleva, Hargaretta, Bertha,Minerva, Hannah, John 188117/13 Gertrude frol 1893 assesslent list John 1893-02-15 Standing Mary Evelyn recorded associate, one parent non-Iember 1923-03-14 Standing 1935-06-05 Standing Kary Evelyn named on standing committee Leander/Orissa ch. Quincy, Jarit, Nellie, Myrtle rcf Ht Ayer "H 1889-05-15 Stanfield LeanderlOrissa ch. Gurney, Jaroet, Nellie, Hargaretta. rct GreenvillM IA 1890-03-12 Stanfield Edmond/J1artha rcf Springfield MH, KS ch Claudius, FredrecK, William 1881/9/14 Stanley Edmund 1888-12-12 Stanley named on some standing committee 1899-06-14 Stanley recorded as minister Edmund Edmund 15 1893-02-15 Stanley from 1893 assessment list Edmund/Kartha ch. FredriCK, Helen, Claudius, Wm H. rct University MH 1899-10-18 Stanley 1893-02-15 Stanley Emery from 1893 assessment list 1891-4-15 ' Stanley Emery F ch. Wendell! Edward, Frank ref Hesper 1906-02-14 Stanley Emory/Annie ch. Edward, Frank, Catherine trans to Congreg. Topeka, KS 1906-1)2-14 Stanley Emor y1Anni e eh. Edward, Frank, Catherine trans to Congreg. Topeka, KS 1905-05-17 Stanley Ervin ref Wi chi ta 11M 1905-11-15 Stanley Irvin rct Emporia HH 1893-06-14 Stanley J. R. reQ to be dropped from membership. 1890-04-16 Stanley James received by letter from H. E. Pittsburg KS 1888-12-12 Stanley Kartha E named on some standing committee 187712114 Stanley Nathan/Phebe rcf Plainfield HM 1895-06-12 Stanley Phebe transferred by caretakers to present residence 1914-10-14 Stanley Wendell joined another church 1888-12-12 Stanton Albert named on some standing committee 188119/14 Stanton Albert/Harriet rcf Springfield 11K, KS ch Sarah! Mary IB90:-93:.1~--.iii~~ton , __ . ~lber_tLlHarriet ch.Sarah,Alta,Alfred,Amida. trans to It. E. 1928/1/12 1908-05-13 1935-06-05 1924-05-14 1912-12-18 1906-06-13 1874l4/15 1900-07-18 1875/1113 1897-(14-14 1911-(12-15 1901-04-17 1911-02-15 193118/12 1935-06-05 1926-10-12 1935-06-05 1893-02-15 1895-06-12 Snodgrass Snodgrass Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Spray Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Ada L D. D./Hannah Charles Chester Clarence Clarence/Stella Elihu(ministerl Elihu, a min. Elihu/Hannah Elihu/Hannah Lindley/Abbie Lindley/Abigal Luther E. Mary Lou Mary Lou Nettie Nettie Uri ah 5 Uriah/family Uriah/l1ary Wi 11 i am William A. ! (To be continued) i I ,_128 _ _I: �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897 Continued from Vol. XII, No.2. Submitted by Carol Whitson Page 38 Jun. 1897 8 LW.A. & C.B.Y. cult. -- listed $.S. E.W.A. finished in a.m. 7 RILEY &Bill cu1t--H.P. Finished 4 P.M. Time 2 days 2 teams Time Cult. listed first time 4 days 2 teams 9 Commenced plowing peice by woodmi11 for millet about two days part of Tues. &Thurs. 8 Bill &RILEY working on young grapes. 11 Finished sowing millet 5 P.M. Time plowing 1 day Harrowing 1/4 dy Sowi ng 1/4 day 12 Sprayed Grapes in p.m. 1 1/2 hours 12 Bought the C.C. COLLINS place last Sat- paid 50 dollars Monday morn to bind bargin. Potatoes seem to be all dying from cause-- Black ? or Blight-Cannot be for want of rain-------Turning yellow with black roots Page 39 Jun. 1897 12 Weather has become quite hot ? lest day ? two Corn is too thick where all came ---the fast gear is too much ---next too it would be about right with next largest plates. 14 Plowed potatoes Time 1 day 2 teams 15 Disc cult corn did not do much. Check corn 2 teams 1 day 16 Run two walking cult &disc forenoon-- 1 walking p.m. Used disc on listed in p.m. did not do much but--set.leve1ers 17 Disc cult south side listed 2 disc 1 day -- planted 1 day 1 team 18 Disc same as on 17th Time 2 disc 1 day planted Time 1 team 1 day 19 Cut rye-- Time 1/2 day Bill &John schock rye about 1/2 day. Bill 7 John hoed watermelons 1/2 day. Sat. 25 26 28 29 F.B. BLACK arrived on visit--Aunt Laura left for B. Wed. eve. Fri. MILLER disc cult corn 1 day H.P. Saturday Commenced cutting wheat in p.m. H.P. 2 binder 3 schockers. Mon. Rained Sun-- Cut wheat in p.m. Bought COLLINS binder for $20.00 Tue. Finished wheat H.P. about 11 a.m. II Commenced on wheat A.P. in P.M. Made one round in A.M. 30 Wed. Cut wheat two teams in a.m. two teams in p.m. with Champion B. Jul. 1897 1 Thurs. Rained in night. 2 Cut wheat-- 2 machines Finished middle piece Time 1/2 day 2 binders 1/2 day 1 binder 1/2 day 2 binders 129 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Jul. 1897 2 Fri. Cut corn peice 28 acres. Finished Sat noon Time 1 day 2 B. 3 Sat. Cuttine on peice south end hardly finished. Paid $3.00 to each man $9.00 Jun. 1897 21 F.B. BLEAK went to K.C. 23 Aunt Laura went to Buffalo Page Jul. 5 6 6 7 8 9 10 13 15 16 17 Page Jul. 19 20 21 21 22 21 22 II 28 29 31 30 Aug. 2 2 3 41 1897 Cellbration of July Fourth at Lawrence. Finished cutting wheat in P.M. Two men reset wheat and caped shocks. Bill &Riley recapped shocks H.P. in A.M. Commenced hoeing watennelons Raked and put up two small loads of hay-- Bill &CBY. commenced cult. corn--listed1south edge. All most too 1arge-- weeds small grass quite large in row. Very hot Cult corn two teams cult. in small corn on northwest corner of ? Other corn too large. Tryed lister for cleaning corn out--could not work it. Two teams cult ? south west corner of north peice corn very small on old corn ground will not amount to anything. Looking for a thresher. DeHOFF or SKEETS. Decided to take DeHOFF as he could come earliest. Tuesday Threshing Finished threshing Thursday noon. Time 2 1/2 days Used 2 1/2 tons Cherokee coal. Threshed 2018 bu. including 43 bu. rye. No bad luck -- steady work. Helped Carl B. threshing 1/2 day 2 teams Bill working in his corn. Doing nothing at home. II II II II II. 42 1897 Hoeing grapes &watennelons II II II II Bill hired by the month $16.00 Hoeing melons Finished Mowed grass Put little in barn. Wheat - K.C. 6971 1/2 Price Sold car potatoes--193-27 426 bu. 49 cents sacked Commenced plowing forwheat. Digging potatoes those which were mowed. Sold 23 watennelons 12 1/2 cents. Rec'd 25.00 from E.B.G. Have rec'd nothing from car of wheat Dry weather hurting corn 1897 Rec'd letter from remittang from Thayer Co. $306--Intended to go to K.C. E.W.A. plowing Ernie mowed grass all day about finished mowing sidehill E.W.A. raked in P.M. Sold 15 bu. corn to Coll Z. 25 cents Sacked rye. 43 bu. Commenced putting up hay 5 load in barn 1 in stable. Rained. II 130 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Aug. 1897 4 Rained -- plowed 2 teams. Fixed up waterville plow. Page 43 Aug. 1897 5 Three plows in field 6 II II II II 7 II II II II in A.M. Bill mowed weeds along fences in P.M. Ernie &I went to city. 8 Time plowing for wheat up to 7 of Aug one team 13 days 7 Potatoes 30 cents Wheat at Lawrence 67 cents Corn on street 25 cents. Sold load 45 watermelons 5 Sold load 45 watermelons. Pastures very close. 9 Putting up hay 1 team 7 Had plows (3) sharpened. 9 Took rolling cutter to A. PALM to be sharpened. He broke and would not replace it. 10 Haying in a.m. Finished east side of ditch. hay very Black. 10 3 teams plowed in P.M. 11 3 teams plowed all day. 12 3 teams worked hard. 13 3 teams working hard till noon. Worked all tax and E.W.A. poll tax. 13 P.M. 3 teams plowed. 14 A.M. 2 teams plowed. 1 teams took load watermelons. 14 P.M. 3 teams plowing. Page Aug. 21 18 17 44 1897 Finished plowing 68 acres for wheat-peice on north side of creek. Sold 170 bu. potatoes at 33 cents. Had 3 shears sharpened 75 cents $55.88. Plowed all week with 2 teams except 1/2 day 3 teams except 2 days. 21 Paid MILLER $3.00 cash. 23 Mowed grass. E.W.A. plowed for rye. 24 Put up hay in P.M. 3 loads. 25 II II II all day 6 loads 26 E.W.A. plowed for rye. 26 Went on excursion to IIllllworth. 27 Mowed grass. 27 Picked apples E.W.A. 27 Made Appraturas for oiling wheels 28 Picked apples in a.m. 28 Put up hay in P.M. 3 loads 28 Broke casting for machine. 28 Had pitman for machine shortened 3/8 in. 28 Paid E.W.A. $8.00 28 II MILLER $1. 50 30 Mowed grass in P.M. Went after mower repairs A.M. 40 cents 31 Putting up hay in P.M. Mowed in A.M. Finished 30 Picked apples 131 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Page 45 Sep. 1897 3 Finished haying this week. E.W.A. poisoned with ivy so is not able to work Fri. &Sat. 3 Sold 5 hogs 1650# j 85= $ 63.50 3 Started men to cutting corn. Arranged with C.C. COLLINS that he should cut every other row of fodder and then should take his 100 shocks from the northwest corner of the south field giving me as many shocks elsewhere as he takes of mine in that portion of field. 4 Went to city in P.M. Sowed rye in A.M. 5 bu. in two peices. 6 Commenced Harrowing for wheat Time 3 teams 2 1/2 days 8 Commenced dragging wheat ground. Dragging wheat ground about 2/3 finished. 9 Quit dragging on account of horses feet -- getting sore. 10 Bt. disc harrow $27.00. Commenced disking COLLINS peice in P.M. Four horses. 11 Discing COLLINS. Ernie &I dOing practically nothing for two days. 11 Paid E.W.A. &J. BERGIN 5.00 Paid A. MILLER 5.00 13 Ernie discing COLLINS peice. BEARD &WINCHELL finish cuttin corn. E.W.A. picking apples (64 shocks for Y.) . Page 46 Sep. 1897 14 E.W.A. picking apples. 14 Finished picking Grimes &Johnathan. Ernie discing. 14 Paid BEARD for cutting corn $4.80. J. disced in p.m. till 4 p.m. 15 Rained in evening 16 Pained good part of A.m. Fanned wheat in a.m. 150 bu. E.W.A. picked grapes in P.M. 17 Disced till 4 p.m. E.W.A. harrowing P.M. Sold apple orchard $60.00 (was best) 18 1 team harrowing 2 teams draggin ground worked up very fine. 17 Paid MILLER &BERGIN $2.00 each. 16 Paid J. RILEY 5.00 20 Commenced drilling at 9:30 a.m. 11 acres. Finished dragging north end of 66 acres and harrowed same and SOtTX:! on south end. 2 harrows 2 men. 21 E.W.A. discing around shocks &cross ways Drilled 13 acres 22 Discing broke disk in morning. Harrowing 66 a. peice. 23 Harrowing finished 66 A. peice. II 7 acres on COLLINS peice. Drill with old drill around 66 A. peice. 24 Finished discing on COLLINS peice A.M. 25 Discing on south side A.P. 26 Hitched up Billy to wagon with Jessie. Went all night. Jessie no good - to break colt with Page 47 Sep. 1897 27 Disc south side A.P. with Billy in the pole too. Hard work for him. 27 Drilling COLLINS peice. E.W.A. Harrowing finished. 28 E.W.A. harrowing finished COLLINS peice 28 Ernie drilling COLLINS Discing S.S.A.P. Double disced one way __ crossed just half way at 5 P.M. 132 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Sep. 1897 29 Crossing disced ground finished at 11 a.m. with long rows. Commenced on short rows at 11:20 A.M. E.W.A. shoveled wheat H.P. finished 10 a.m. Ernie drilling C.P. Ernie went to L. in P.M. Finished drilling C.P. E.W.A. disc S.S.A.P. 27 J. RILEY shoveled wheat --- wheat in granary A.P. 3/4 day 29 Bill read letter from A.Y. MILLER from Topeka. He is on his way to Seatt1e--- Started from K.C. 28th. We settled with him on 27th $8.25. Page 48 Oct. 1897 1 Discing &harrowing &drilling corn ground south side. 2 E.W.A. picking grapes. Finished discing for wheat Finished drilling corn ground 134 acres in all. 4 Ernest &I went to K.C. to carnival week 5 E.W.A. picked grapes all week 6 7 8 7 8 8 8 9 10 9 7 11 12 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 Returned from K.C. Picked Grapes Mowed some late grass Broke mower--crank shaft Pick grapes Rained some this morning Paid J. BERGIN 20 cents for Tobbaco 25 cents oil Paid E.W.A. Cash $1.00 Picking grapes II --mowed grass Finished picking grapes Raked grass Put up some hay Broke weeds off potatoe patch in P.M. Raked weeds &burned them on potatoes--Pick up 3 bu. of potatoes that were pulled out by drag. Put up rest of hay. II Page 49 Oct. 1897 18 Commenced dragging potatoes Borrowed M. GILMORE digger Two men-one digging-one picking. Dug 51 bu. 19 3 working at potatoes 20 Finished digging potatoes ---- 160 bu.-21 E.W.A. picked apples 22 &Ernie picked apples. 23 Took load of apples to L. for cider. rec'd 99 gals. 4 more due at cider mill -- KRUNS -- 103 gals. in all Cost $1.50 & $1.30 for barre11 22 E.W.A. set post around cattle stockyard. 23 Ernie &E.W.A. stretched wire around stockyard 22 I disced potatoe patch 25 Board meeting--Fixed pump at house. Set posts in front fence 26 Stretched wire on front fence. Hauled watermelons to ? II 133 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG1S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Oct. 1897 27 E.W.A. poisoned, had to go to Dr., 27 E.W.A. not working 29 Plowing potatoe patch 2 teams 30 II II II II II until noon -- 1 team in p.m. Plowed peice west of house. Commenced on the other peice but -- was too hard & dry. Page 50 Nov. 1897 1 E.W.A. husked 1 1/2 load of corn for feed -- Ernie working on buggy 2 E.W.A. husked 1 load of corn. E.W.A. quit work by ? at noon. going to husk corn by bushel instead. All Voted -- E.W.A. for CORDER &real-up ? 3 Fixed hounds to old wagon Ernie working on old buggy J. BERGIN came home Nov. 1 Set posts for straw shed yesterday. E.W.A. &J.B. have two teams for shucking -- old mules Jim &Ruth 4 Working on straw shed 5 Working at odd jobs and doing nothing particular 8 Worked on straw shed 9 II II II II and set posts for wi re & wi ndmi 11 10 Gave E.W.A. $2.00 Finished shed also wire to windmill 11 Commenced painting old house on A.P. 12 Painting 13 II finished 13 J.B. ? 12 gals. oil 45# ochre Gave J.B. $5.00 Gave E.W.A. 25 cents Page 51 Nov. 1897 15 Fixing corn crib 16 Fixing corn crib 17 Working in corn crib 18 Cutting stalks. Working in corn crib 19 Cutting stalks. Working in corn crib 20 E.W.A. cutting stalks until noon E.W.A. went to city. Working in crib. 22 Went to K.C. for Uncle Will to see Ind. lots 23 Still in K.C. Returned home in evening. 24 Fixed stable in A.P. for another team. Went to KIERS for load of coal $2.25 put on bottom. 25 Thanksgiving. Hauled two loads fodder 26 Doing nothing 27 Husked 15 bu. corn in P.M. 27 Worked on crib in A.M. 29 Quite cold 4 degrees above O. 29 Commenced to break stalks. on north end. 30 Burned stalks on south of orchard about 2/3 of peice about 3/4 across east &West. Burned very clean. Dec. 1897 1 Cold 12 above 0 Did nothing but chores 2 Very cold 10 above O--Fixed wind mill-pig pens-potatoes cellar-straw bedding for horses ? ---snowed--- Potatoes chilled in cellar. 134 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Page 52 Dec. 1897 3 Cold doing nothing 4 Cold doing nothing 6 Went hunting 19 Hedgesnips 4 cottontails Warm day 7 Odd jobs--warm day 8 Sold 1 load wheat 26.10 bu, soft 82 cents--8.50 bu hard 75 cents Paid E.W.A. $3.00 very warm 9 Working on old house Going to move it again 10 Worki ng inhouse 11 Working in house corn crib ? 12 Stormed --rain &snowed in evening. 13 Snowing-- bad day Bought up load of corn from A.P. 20 bu. Out of little crib by grannies. Badly rated. Page 53 Dec. 1897 14 Doing chores---Ground up 10 bu. corn 15 Doing chores &very little else 16 Moving old house 17 Finished moving old house and have one 18 Paid J. BERGIN $10.00---Sold 43.30 bu. Rec'd Xmas box 19 Snowing a little --- raw day 20 Worked on old house 1/2 day 21 Chopped some wood in timber 22 Sold load wheat -- Hard 5115 cents 75. bought sack flour 1.20 23 Paid E.W.A. $10.00. 24 Paid HOBBS &ELLIS $1.00 on acct. Warm side up level wheat Hard &mixed 75 $3262 PaiD E.W.A. 25 cents RILEY day Page 54 Dec. 1897 25 "Merry Xmas" warm day 27 Putting on roof to crib No. 2 1/2 on at noon 28 Put rest of roof on crib. Painted under side 29 Hauled fodder 30 Hauled 1 load of fodder Worked in shop a little Ed CARTER &Ernie Hunting 31 Hauled 4 loads shock corn to crib RILEY 62-47 baskets E.W.A. 54 J.B. 57 II II Page 55 Sunmary Potatoes Planted for potatoes Apr 2-3 Planted -Apr 5-6-7 Cultivated Yeild Blind 4/27-28-29 5/17-18 6/14 Harvested July 28-29 Price 33 cents 45 cents 135 �THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Corn Plowed for corn Apr H.P. 20 A.P. 28 May A.P. 3-4-5 Planted Apr 26-May 6-7-8 Listed May 10-11-12-14-15 Cultivated 5/18-19-31 6/1-2-3-4-5-8-9 Hoeing 5/21 Harvested Nov. 4 Yeild Price 20 cents in Nov 1897 Wheat Plowed for wheat Sowed------Harvest 6/26-7/6 Threshed 7/13-14-15 Yeild 1975=20 bu. per acre Price 60 cents at threshing Apples Sold orchard for $60.00---100 bbls. Ought to have received $100.00 Grapes Trimned---Plowed 5/17-18 Cult. 6/8-19 Sprayed-Harvested Price-- 10 cents per basket Yeild Watermelons Planted Apr 27 Harvesting Aug. 7 Cultivating 6/5-21-22 Price 7 cents &10 cents Yeild Fair Hay Comnenced cutting July 8 two loads -- Aug. 3 Finished Sept 3 Yeild-Barn-Stable, Cow house full and about two loads besides Wheat 1898 Commenced plowing July 29 Finished II Aug 21 Comnenced drilling Sept. 20 Finished II Oct. 4 Page 56 Wheat Crop of 1897 -- Sold at -Sold one small load of soft wheat at 28 bu. 57 1/2 = 82 cents -- 22.96 II II hard 8 bu. 59-75 bu. test 6.0Q Bu---Test Dec. 18 Sold one small load of hard wheat 43-30 8 bu. 59 75 32.62 22 II II II II 5115 II 75 38.43 Feb II II II II II II 7 4545 II 75 33.40 II II II II II II II II 136 �"THE DAY BOOK OF C.B. YOUNG'S MAPLE HILL FARM - 1897, continued. Sold above to J.D.B. 147 1/2 bu. hard at 75 cents &73 cents II II II II 28 II Soft II 82 cents 1898 L - Car No. 1030 U.P.R.R. Feb, 12--10 loads Net Wt. 2920 2910 4050 4010 43 3710 31 2950 3110 3250 1760 1750 2450 2450 2410 2580 2230 WW 1790 1870 1970 6/20670 344 1/2 Feb 14 6 loads 3250 3250 2920 2820 2240 21-- 167 344 1/2 1970 1970 1760 1700 1360 1260 6/100.20 167 167 511 1/2 Car 511 bu. Shi pped Feb 14 to RUSH Mi 11 i ng Co. II 11 "worth , Ks. Rec I d from RUSH Mi 11 i ng Co. 434.97. Car over run about 90# Page 57 1897 April 18-1898 Car 40350 U.P.R.R. Sold car wheat 64010 bu. to KELLY &LYSLE M. Co. Price 93 cents tracked to 1111"worth, Ks. Car fell short 6 1/2 bu. HISTORY NOTES February 1949: The first service in the new brick First Church of Christ Scientist was conducted .... "Nature Boy" ASHLEY, who wrote a hit tune for Nat "King" Cole, admitted to being George McGREW, an adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. W.M. McGREW of Lawrence. 137 �Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. Please send copies of replies to the Pioneer Editor - perhaps they will help someone else. BATTAN SMART STAMPS WHITSON WILCOX Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Seeking information on Erasmus Darwin WILCOX, son of Ruben and Phebe WILCOX, b. Jan 1803, Nantucket Island, MA. Moved to MO in 1830'5, worked as a captain? on a riverboat on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers 1830-1835. Does anyone know which riverboat? He d. near Van, Polk Co., MO. Wives were Jane STAMPS, Nancy P. SMART, Ma rtha BATTAN. ~1cCOY Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, KS 66046 Need middle name of Lester S. STEWART, b. 28 Nov 1895 Rensleer, Ralls Co., K), son of Guy Oris and ~1argaret Elizabeth (McCOY) STEWART, m. in Payson, Adams Co., IL, lived in Nixa, MO before moving to Ponca City, Kay Co., OK. He worked for Continental Oil Co. Margaret McCOY was b. 19 Jul 1868, WV, d. 21 Nov 1915 (where - maybe OK or IL?) STEWART WHITSON WILCOX ARMSTRONG HOTCHKISS OTIS ROBERTS SNYDER David L. SNYDER, Park Historian, Isle Royale National Park, 7 N. Ripley St., Houghton, MI 49931 . Looking for descendants of Gen. John Newton ROBERTS,·b. 3 Jul 1838, recca, Trumbull Co., OH, son of John and Ernaline (HOTCHKISS) ROBERTS (natives of Hartford, CT) m. Oct 1867, Warren, OH, Emily S. SUTLIFF. They had one dau., Isabel "Belle" Brandon ROBERTS, who ml. Mark E. OTIS of Chicago, IL, m2. H.L. ARMSTRONG of Topeka, KS. Gen. ROBERTS and family came to Lawrence, KS in Jun 1869 and lived in what is now the Castle Tea Room. Had a summer home at Isle Royale, MI. Need his death date and place, diaries, photos, etc. relating to his connections with Isle Royale and biographical material. SCHULTZ SHAW Ray H. SHAW, 17410 Maple Valley Hwy, Sp. 75, Renton, WA 98058 Would like to correspond with descendants of Christian and ~~ry D. SCHULTZ. Seeking their parents and siblings. They moved to Douglas Co. about 1870-75 from IL. Christian d. 24 Sep 1894. Mary. d. about 1912. Both are bur. Worden Evangelical Cemetery in Douglas Co., KS. 138 �BENNETI BROWN HEATH Dorothy BENNETI, 2092 S. Bluff Rd., Traverse City, MI 49684 Seeking birth of Erastus HEATH. He m. Jennette BROWN in Appenheim, Fulton Co., NY. They moved to Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co., KS in 1856, bringing their 3 children. Were they related to other HEATHs in the area, Helen HEATH, A. HEATH? Erastus d. at Ft. Gibson, Ind. Terr., 1863. He was politically active 1856-1860 in Douglas Co. HOENE LEONARD NOLAN Rosalyn R. LEONARD, 3449 Santa Clara Cir., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Seeking information on the family of Bernard and Sophia LEONARD, who moved to Lawrence, KS from Prairie City after 1857. Bernard was a shoemaker. Children: Henry Bernard; Kate m. Nicholas NOLAN; Sophie m. Henry HOENE; Frederick John; and George Upton. Members of the family were in Lawrence until 1885. Would appreciate any information regarding LEONARDs, NOLANs or HOENEs. BAILEY COX DAVIDSON DICKINSON KRAFT Christine (DAVIDSON) KRAFT, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, KS 66049 Seeking information on Crawford Bailey COX, b. about 1867, either in Pontiac, Livingston Co., IL or Foster, Bates Co., MO, son of David J. and Gracie (BAILEY) COX of Adams Co., OH and later Walnut Twp., Bates Co., MO. He m. Lillian Pearl DICKINSON and d. 27 Jun 1959. Recently learned he may have had a farm near Lawrence, KS at --one time. ~ -- ~_____ J WOULD YOU BENEFIT FROM A MEMBERSHIP IN THE KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY? Members receive a year's subscription to the quarterly journal, Kansas History. The journal includes articles that cover all facets of Kansas History from Early ~~n to the present. Both professional historians and Kansas with active historical interests contribute to the magazine. 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If interested, contact the KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 120 West Tenth, Topeka, KS 66612-1291 • . ___--- ----4_~~~~~ 139 �Index.vol.Xlld*3 Spl"ing,1989 Adams,105 Adams,116 Albert,111 A I d.r i c:h .107 Altred.117 Allen.113 Alric:h.106 All"ic:ks.107 Alt,120 Amann.115 Andel"son,115 Andel"son,121 Andl"ews,103 Al"mstrong,138 Ashley,137 Atchison,112 Ba i 1e y , 139 Bakel",116 Ba Ike I y , 122 Ba I I ,111 Bank,118 Bal"nes,117 Barnhart,121 Bartusc:h,lD5 Battan,138 Beard,132 Bec:k,121 Bel 1.122 Be I lows, 119 Bennett,139 Ber9in,132 Bergin,132 Be1"9in,133 Be1"9in.134 Ber9in,135 Beutler,111 Bibbsd15 Bidleman,110 Bidleman,l11 Blac:k.110 B I ac:k .129 Bleak,130 Boland,117 Bra99,119 Brec:k,116 Brinkley,103 Brizendine,117 Broat.116 Broc:ke I sby, 115 Bl"own,114 Bl"own,120 Bl"own,121 Bl"own,139 Browns,111 Broy I es .1 11 Bruc:e,103 Burgtorf,102 Burke,109 BUl"ks,117 Burtner,108 Cade,121 Canby,107 Cal"son,102 Cal"tel" .-103 Cal"ter,135 Caylor,114 CHand I er, 116 Chatelain,110 Cheek, 111 Christie.110 Clark,109 Clason,110 Clason,111 Co I 1amon, 103 Collins,115 Co I I ins, 129 Co I I ins, 132 Collow.118 Colvin.102 Combs,109 Commons,102 Commons,103 Conne I I y, 121 Cooper,102 Corb i n, 115 Corbin.119 Corder,134 Cove I I ,122 Cowles,102 Cox,139 Crady,115 Cummin9s,119 Cunnin9 ham,119 Cutter,121 Daniels.103 Davenport,117 Davidson,103 Davidsondl0 Davidson,139 Dav i 5.108 Davisdl0 Davis,111 Day,102 Oea .114 Deay.117 Oehott,130 o i c:k i nson .139 Diedl"ic:hd05 Dillardd16 Oi IIyd18 Oixond21 Ooddrige,120 0011,122 Ooyled13 Dunbar,103 Dunc:an,112 Ounc:an,114 Owyer,118 Oyer,115 Easly,110 Eas I y, 111 Ebersoled17 Eddy,103 140 - ----_.- - Edel",114 Eisele,105 Eldl"idge.103 Eldridge,106 Eldl"idge.107 E I lis, 135 Elm.117 Emel"y,119 Epley.119 Ep 1ey, 119 Eubanks,114 Evans .119 Evel"ley,104 Fear,l11 Felc:h,103 F ehler,105 F eh 1el" .122 F e i nmuth .114 F e 1ds, 111 F Ibul"n.117 F shburn,120 F tz,120 F tZgerald,120 F eer.117 F ory.119 FOl"d,116 FOl"l"et,107 Fraser,118 Fritzpatl"ic:k,117 Gabr i e 1.105 Gandy,106 Gandy,107 Gaston,111 Geigel",115 George,117 Gerstenbel"gel",104 Gerstenbel"gel",105 Gel"stel"bel"ger,116 Gieseld17 Gil ges, 120 Gill.103 Gilmored33 Gishd19 Githens,108 Gott,115 Go tt, 119 Golad25 Good,122 Goodger,104 GOl"l"i 11,122 Gorsuc:h,111 Gottstein,121 Grammar,120 Greenwood,110 GI"essd13 Gress,118 Grier,122 Griesa,113 Grittin.113 Gl"ittis.113 Gr i tt i th, 113 Gr i tt i th, 116 GI" i mes , l1i~ Gl"issa,113 Gl"ob,114 Groh,121 Grosditiel".114 Grossman,114 Grover,114 Gunthel",114 Guthrie,122 Haas, 114 Hac:k,114 Haddon,107 Had 1,114 Hadley,114 Hagen,114 Hagerman,114 Hagel"man,114 Ha99ard,111 Hague,103 Ha9ue,114 Ha9ue .119 Haldel"man,114 Hall,115 Ha I I ma I" k , 115 Hami 11.115 Ham lin, 115 Hammon,115 Hammond, 115 Hanna,116 Hal"bour,10Z Hal"bour,115 Hardesty,109 Hardin9.115 Hal"dtal"ter,115 Harmon,119 Ha I" I" e I I , 115 Hal"l"e I I ,121 Harl"in90n,115 Hal"ris,lll Hal"l"is,115 Harl"is,116 Hartman,117 Hal"tmann,116 Hartwelld16 Harveyd16 Hase,116 Hast I ed16 Hatc:hel",116 Hatter,116 Haughan,116 Hausen .1 15 Hauser,116 Hausman,116 Haverty,116 Hawk,116 Hawol"th,116 Hay,116 Hayden,116 Hayes,116 Hays,116 Hazen,117 Heaston,117 �Heath,139 Heckll17 Hettner,117· Hettner,12o Hetner,115 Heinen,117 Hellstromd17 Helm,114 Helm,117 Helm,117 Hemminger,12o Hem~h i I I ,117 Henick,117 Henley,117 Henon,117 Henriedlb Henry,117 He~ner,117 He~nnerd17 Herbertd17 Herdd17 Herrd17 Herr,118 Herren,118 Hetrickd18 Heyd18 Heyl'!lb Heyld18 Hiattd18 Hibnerd18 Hieks,118 Hic:ksd19 Hiddlestond18 Higginsd18 Hi Ibertd18 H II d18 H ndmand18 H nes,118 H pshdlo H rd,118 H rdd19 H rtd19 Head,119 Hoard,108 Hobbsd19 Hobbs,135 Hobson,119 Hedge,119 Hodges,119 Hodl,119 Hodson,119 Hodson,l19 Hoene,139 Hettman,119 Hogg,119 Hogued19 Helc:om,119 Heltsimmerd19 Holke,12o Hollenbec:k,104 Hell ingsworth,12o Holloway,12o Helleway,120 Holmes,12o Ho I sa~~ I e ,120 Holsom,12o Hood,12o Hoo~es,12o Hoover,115 Hoover,12o Hornberger,12o Hornbuckle,12o Horre I 1,102 Horrell,12o Horre I 1,121 Horst,122 Hoskinson,114 Hoskinson,121 Hotchkiss,138 Houk,121 Heuser,121 Hout,121 Howard,lo2 Howard,lo2 Heward,121 Howe I I ,121 Howser,121 Huddleston,121 Hutt,121 Hughes,121 Hughs,121 Hughs,122 Huleed22 Hu I I ,103 Hu I I ,122· K line, 111 Klock,11o Koelkebeck,114 Kohler,104 Koonce,llo Kraft,139 Kruns,133 Kyledll Landon,lo3 Largent,118 Laughery,llo Leav itt, 114 Lenz,122 Leonard,139 Lind,119 Li~mand12 Lockard,107 Leng,105 Lyond17 Lys I e d37 Maberly,lo3 Madeld14 Major,llo Mangel,114 Manshardt,119 Markleyd22 Martin,115 Masen,118 Massman,110 MeBr ide d1b MeCorkled08 Mc:Coy,138 Hum~hrey,122 Mc:Grath,119 Hundley,122 Mc:Grew,137 Hunings,122 Mc:Taggart,lo2 Hunsinger,122 Meeder,11b Hunzic:ker,114 Meyer,l11 Meyer,121 Husted,122 Huston,122 M c:haeldll Hutc:hinson,122 M c:hael ,121 Hyland,122 M eneke,104 Hyled12 M Ilerd08 Hyre,122 M II er d29 I I I ian, 102 M I I er, 131 Irvin,103 M lIerd32 Jac:kman,113 M II er d33 JaC:Quett,lo7 M I tond15 Johnson,102 M steled04 Johnson,117 Mod 1,119 Johnson,121 Monroe,109 Jones,122 Moon ,1 10 Joseph,lo3 Mueller.!17 Kalbd15 Myers d1b Karnes,113 Naismithd06 Ke II ey d09 Neis,lo4 Kellyd03 Newburger,12o Kellyd04 New lin, 123 Kellyd37 Newmark,123 Kenedy,114 Newson,114 Kern,111 Nic:holsd14 Ktamjishroter,llb Nieholson,123 Kindred,12o Nixon,123 King.!22 Noah,lo8 141 -- - ---' Nolan,139 Norris,123 Nutter,113 Oatman, lOb Oberhalt,llb Oehrle,117 Ogden,lo3 Ola,111 Olds,119 01 in, 123 Oshel,117 Oswald,114 Otis,138 Ott,115 Outland,123 Overman,123 Owen,123 Owens,123 Pachler,123 Palmd31 Palmatur,123 Palmerd11 Palmeteer,123 Parcells,123 Pareels,123 Parker,123 Parker,124 Parnham,124 Parret.td24 Pars i Is, 124 Patc:hkaw,124 Payne,109 Pearson,118 Pearson,124 Pease,124 Penc:e,124 Pentield,124 Per i sho, 12'~ Perkins,124 Peters,121 Peters,121 Ph i I lips, 124 P ekerd,124 P c:kering,124 P ekettd16 P c:kett,125 P ersen,125 P IIad05 P nson,125 P tts,125 Poehler,125 Pola,125 Poo I ,125 Pratt,lo3 Pric:ed16 Pringle,125 Puc:kett,125 Pugh,llb Pugh,119 Pum~hry,125 Raber,114 Ragsdale,llo Ragsdaledll �Ralston,108 Ranson,106 Raper,125 Rappard,117 Rea,120 Reader,112 Reaper,125 Reber,104 Rebergood,105 Reec:e,125 Reed,118 Rees,125 Reese,125 Reynard,125 Reynolds,125 Rhodehamel,120 R c:h,125 R c:hardson,118 R c:hardson,119 R eger,110 R ley,129 R ley,133 R ley.135 R Itz.116 R pley.117 R sley.125 Roberts,107 Roberts,138 Robinson,105 Robinson,125 Robson,126 Rodgers,126 Rogers,126 Rongish,109 Rose,126 Ross,126 Rothberger,114 Roundtree,126 Rue,126 Rumbaugh,121 Rumbau9 h ,126 -'. Rush,126 Rush,137 Russe I 1,126 Sahpakeak,126 Samms,126 Sams,126 Samson,lll Satt i n, 115 Saunders,103 Saws,118 Sc:hehrer,114 Sc:hnec:k,126 Sc:hooley,126 Sc:hubert,121 Sc:hultz,138 Sc:hwartz,117 Sc:ott,-113 Sc:ott,126 Sc:ott,127 See I e ,122 Shaw,113 Shaw,127 Shaw,138 Shaft I er, 127 Shehkee,127 Shepherd,111 Shephe.rd,112 Shike,118 Shotwel I ,127 Shulenberger,112 Shultz,127 Sidwell,127 Si les,127 Simon,115 Simon,116 Skeets,130 Sleeper,127 Slupin.127 Smart,138 Sm i th .103 Smith,112 Smith,118 Smith,127 Smoots,114 Snodgrass,128 Snyder,138 Sobey.112 Solomon,103 Spauldin9.103 Speirs.111 Spray,128 Stamps,138 Standin9,128 Stanfield,128 Stanley,128 Stanton,128 Station.118 Stephenson,118 Stevens,112 Stevens,121 Stewart.117 Stewart,138 Stidham,107 St i I 1,103 Sti Ilson.103 Stoc:kton,107 Strobel,104 Stroble,115 Stutsman,120 Suiter.118 Sutton,114 Swa I low, 118 Swimley,122 Telkert.115 Tinder,121 Tobler.114 Todd,121 Tom I i nson, 120 Townsand,118 Toyne,103 Trenary,109 Tuc:ker,120 Tuc:ker,122 Turner,119 Tuttle.120 142 Tyson,111 Unger,121 Vanatta,116 Vaughn,103 Violet,l11 Violett.111 Wade,114 Wa I I a c: e , 111 Walter,121 Watkins,110 Watson,117 Weide.111 We I c:h, 111 Welc:h,lll We I I ,114 Wessells,107 Wessendof,120 Wh i taker, 110 White,118 White,120 Whitson,129 Whitson,138 Wi99ins.115 Wi lc:h.118 Wi I c: 0 x , 138 Wi 11,113 Wi Iley,103 Wi Iley,122 Williams.111 Willis.110 Wi Ison,116 Wi nc:he I 1,132 Winslow,117 Wist,116 Witc:hell,118 Wood,103 Wood,116 Woodward,115 Wray,122 Wulfkuhle.117 Yeager,109 Youn9,129 Youn9,130 Young,131 Youn9,132 Youn9,133 Youn9,135 �INDEX TO PIONEER CONTENTS VOLUME I through VOLUME XII No.3 VOL. NO. PAGE ADAMS, Ella Lane of Lawrence: Eulogy, Obituary, & Funeral Notice ••••• Advertisements, Standard Atlas of Douglas Co., 1921 ••••••...••..••••• AIKEN, Glady Lee: In Memoriam .......•..............•..•••.••. ·······• ALEXANDER, Susan M.: In Memoriam ................................ ····· ALRICH, Alarich Gandy: Biography and Ancestry ••••••••..••••.•••..•••• ANDERSON, Mrs. Hanora Hickey of Kanwaka Twp.: Biography •••••...•••..• ANDERSON, Josephine of Eudora Township: Letter •....••.•••...•.••••••. ASHLEY, "Nature Boy" AKA George McGREW .•..•••..•••••.••..•••...•••.•• Automobiles (See Land and Property Records) X IX I XI XII VII VII XII 4 171 3 Cover 3 83 3 110 3 106 4 201 2 90 3 137 Baldwin City, KS (See Palmyra Township) BANDLE. Bernhart of Marion Township: Will •.•••.•..•••..••••••••••.••• VI II 2 98 3 107 BANTA. John Virgil, Jr.: Ahnentafel •••..•.••..••••.•••.•...••••..•••• VII 3 107 In Memoriam •..........................•..... IX BARNES, Mrs. Mary of Wakarusa Twp.: First to Introduce Sewing by the X 3 149 Piece Work Method in Lawrence, 1860-1870 ••••••••••••••••..••••..... Xli BECKMEIR, Catharina Sophia and Johann H.L. Thoren: Book Review •..•••• 6 BELL, George W.: Family History ................•..................... VII I 1 BELVOIR, KS (See also Clinton Township) Belvoir Deaths. Lawrence Gazette, Feb 1887.................... Belvoir Literary Society: Officers Elected 5 Nov 1886 ........• Belvoir Store: Photo.......................................... XI 3 137 3 Cover 3 Cover BENNETT, Edit~: Ahnentafel ....••••••.••..•...••.•••••••••••..••.••.•• BETTS, Amelia '& Kathryn Kelly: Santa Fe Trail Monuments Restoration •• Big Springs, KS (See Lecompton Township) BIGGS, Mrs. Florence Milner of Grant Twp.: 75th Birthday............. Birth Records (See Vital Records) BI SHOFF, Cora L. of Eudora Twp.: Obi tua ry. . • • • . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • . • . • • • • Bismark, KS (See Grant Township) Bloomington, KS (See Clinton Township) BLUE JACKET, Charles of Eudora Twp.: Obituary ...•••••••••••••.••••••• BOONE, Daniel: Sketch of Settlement Near Lawrence •••••••...........•. Bourbon County Schools (See School Records) BRASS, William of Kanwaka Twp.: Affadavit of Death, Testacy, Heirship BRONSON, John L.: Death, 1862 .•.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••.....••.•••• BROOKS, Mary Boughton of Lawrence: Obituary.......................... BROOKS, Paul R.: Silver Wedding 1883................................. BROWN, Jane Shields: Biography....................................... BROWN~ William: Letter 1858.......................................... BURBIDGE, Mary Cornelia: Family History Excerpts..................... BRYSON, Daniel W.: Family Bible •••••...••••••••.•...••••••••••.••.••• III VII 1 21 3 143 X XI X 3 140 )( 3 139 IX VIII 1 33 3 105 VIII IX X X X I I VII 4 1 4 4 4 3 3 1 194 17 190 191 202 104 96 2 1 1 49 4 CARPENTER, Louis: Tombstone, Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence ..•.•••••••.• XII CARR, Agnes Lovelace: Memoirs ..........•.....................•••.•... III 143 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) CEMETERY RECORDS V Baldwin Pioneer (Oakland) Cemetery •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III Brumbaugh Cemetery, Palmyra Township .••••••••••..•••...••.•..• C1 inton Cemetery ••••••.•••••..•••.••••••••••••.••••...••••..•• IV IV IV I Deay Cemetery: Tombstone Inscriptions •....•••••••••..•.••••••• I III Douglas Co. Cemeteries: General Information •••.•••••...••••••. Index by Townships .••••••.•••••••••••• II II Dow Cemetery ............•..............................•.....• III Eudora Cemetery: Records ..................................... . IV V V VI VI VII III III VI III V II II 4 1 1 2 4 1 2 4 1 2 4 2 1 132 7 24 44 111 8 42 125 5 5 130 54 30 109 7 121 199 127 48 60 II Williams Cemetery: Gravestones •.••.••.•••••..••••.......••••.• III 1 3 4 4 2 2 3 77 3 97 6 1 2 3 100 3 104 1 30 2 66 3 100 3 75 4 3 78 4 1 9 1 20 2 67 1 6 3 83 4 3 76 CENSUS RECORDS Grant Township, 1875 .....•......••••••••••••••.....••••.•••••• III Kansas Territory Half-Breed Lands, 1855 .•••••••...•••....•••.• VI Kanwaka Township, 1875 •............•.•.......•.........•...•.• VI Lawrence Ward 5, 1875 .••.....•........•....•.•...............• VI Lecompton Township, 1875 •....•.......•.....••...••........•..• VI Wichita County, 1880 •................•.......................• I 4 127 27 4 187 3 143 2 80 1 16 CHRISTIAN, Charles of Clinton: Death 1888 •••••.•••••.•.••••••.•••..•• 2 Hesper Friends Cemetery, Eudora Township •..•.•.••••••••••••••. Grover Cemetery, Lecompton Twp.: History ..•...•.•••.•••••••••• Haskell Cemetery .•.•.•.••....••.............................•• Jones Cemetery, Clinton Twp ••••••••••••••.•.•.•••••••••••••••• Kennedy Cemetery: Gravestones ••....•.•••.••..•••••••••••••••.. "Love That Transcends Sadness" ••••••••••.••••••.•••••••.•••••• Marshall Cemetery ............................................ . I Mound Cemetery (Mound View), Kanwaka Twp.: Gravestones ....... . Oakwood Cemetery, Baldwin: United Methodist Ministers Buried .• V Pi oneer Cemetery, Lawrence ...................•...•. -I ......... . VII Richland Cemetery: History •••••••••.•.•••••••••.•.••••••..•.•. I Soldiers Buried in Oak Hill, Maple Grove, &Oread Cemeteries •• V Stony Point Church Cemetery: History •........•..........•••••. II II Gravestones ••••.•..........•.•.•. II II St. John's United Church of Christ Cemetery, Worden •••••.••.•• III Stull Cemetery ............................................... . V V Swedi sh Cemetery ...............•..........••......•.•......... VI Ulrich Cemetery: History ..................................... . 144 II XI 6 87 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) CHURCH RECORDS Bethul Methodist Episcopal Church, Marion Twp.: Sunday School Souvenir Roster, Dec 1914 •••••••••.••••••••••• Central United Methodist Church: History...................... Eudora Township Area Churches: History •••••••••••••••••••••••. Evangelical United Brethren Church: 1857-1946................. Fairview Church of the Brethren, Echo, Marion Twp.: Membership 1884-1905 ....................................... . Organization 1887 .......................................... . First Baptist Church, Lawrence •.••••••.•••••••••.•••••••••••.• First Christian Church: 100th Anniversary •••••......•••••••••• First Methodist Episcopal Church: Records 1883-1903 .•••••••••• Friends Monthly Meeting: Data from Meeting Records 1869-1935 {A-Cox) •••.•..••••••••••••..•..•..• (Cox-Johnson} ••••••••••••••••••.•.• (Johnson-Newlin} •••.•.•..•.•••••... (Newlin-Stanton} ..••.•••••••••••••• History ............................. . XI V IX V X VIII IX VIII IV XI XII XII XII VII VI V Marriages 1871-1897 •••••...••••..•.•• Membership 1869 ••.•..•••••••••••••••• Membership 1881-1886 .•••......••••.•• V Minutes 1884-1890 •••••.•••••••••••••• VII Minutes, Information Extracted From .. VII Friends Yearly Meeting, Kansas: Women, of 1872 •.•••••••••••••• VII Methodist Episcopal Church, Baldwin City: Ladies Sewing Social X Methodist Episcopal Church, Eudora: Ministers 1869-1975 ••••••• X Methodist Episcopal Church, Kansas Conference: 1866 ....••••.•. V Ministerial AppOintments 1863 ••••• II II Missionary Society 1873-1880 ..•.•• IV Ninth Street Baptist Church: 122nd Anniversary ..•....••••••••• VIII Pilgrim Congregational Church, North Lawrence, Grant Twp.: Roll 1866-1895 ............................................. . VIII Young People1s Society •••••••••••••••••..•••••..••...•••••.• X Plymouth Congregational Church, Lawrence ...•••••.••.••••••••.• IX Original Members ........................................... . X Pastors &Superintendents 1855-1910 •••.•••••.•.•••••.•...••• IV Presbyterian Church, Clinton Twp: Membership, 1866-1877 ••••••• VIII 1878-1911 ••..••• VI II Presbyterian Church, Lecompton Twp.: 1857 •••••••••••••.•••..•• IX Stony Point Church: History •.•••••..•.•••...•..•••••••..•••.•• II II United Brethren Church: 1854-1946 •••.....••.•..••••...••••.... V United Methodist Church: Membership 1893-1898 •••.••••.•••••••• IV Ministers Buried in Oakwood Cemetery. V Universalist Church, Lawrence: Signers of the Covenant 1872 ••• X Washington Creek Church, Marion Twp.: 1858 ••••..••••••••.•.••• IX Worden United Methodist Church, Willow Springs Twp •••••••••••• VII Where It Got Its Name ••••••... VIII CLARK, Hon. Sidney, Lawrence: Biography ••••.•••.•.•••••.••••..••..••• Clearfield, KS (See Palmyra Township) Clinton, KS (See Clinton Township) 145 II II 3 147 4 137 2 88 3 91 2 3 1 1 4 91 14 4 11 97 4 183 1 33 2 76 3 123 1 8 3 132 1 8 2 51 1 11 2 58 1 9 3 148 2 87 4 140 1 2 3 2 3 78 75 4 192 3 142 1 23 4 189 1 33 2 92 3 136 4 191 3 75 4 3 89 1 2 3 104 4 189 1 40 3 154 3 145 3 4 67 67 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) CLINTON TOWNSHIP (See also Belvoir) Bloomington Bridge .••••.••••••••••••••••.•••••.••••••••••...•• VIII Cemeteries: Clinton, Jones (See Cemetery Records) Churches: Presbyterian (See Church Records) Clinton Town Company: Minutes of Meetings 1857-1858 •.••••.•••• XII History & Residents .......................................... . VII July 4, 1857 Visit ........................................... . VIII X Newspaper Items: HADL, HOUT, JOHNSON, SIMPSON, THOME •••••••••• Schools: Clinton, Washington Creek (See School Records) Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records) Township Officers, 1897 •...•..•.•.•••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• IX CLUB AND ORGANIZATION RECORDS Barber Neighborhood Quilting Bee, Kanwaka Twp................. Barker Grange No. 27, Wakarusa Twp.: 1873..................... Belvoir Literary Society: Officers Elected 5 Nov 1886 ••••••••• Columbia Literary Society, Willow Springs Twp.: 1894-1897 ••••• Daughters of the American Revolution, First Chapter, Lawrence: Charter Members............................................. X IX XI IX IX IX IX X Federation of Colored Women's Clubs: 13th Annual Session 1913. X Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), E.D. Baker Post, Baldwin: Officers of 1887............................................ X Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), Washington Post #12, Lawrence: Ladies ' Auxilliary Formed 1883.............................. X X Performance of "Out in the Street," 1886.................... Photos of Members, 1881-1907 ••••••••••••..••..•.•••...•••.•• IX IOOF Lodge #4: Membership List 1 Apr 1916 .••••...••.••••.••••• VII Kansas Council Project, Territorial & Pioneer Certificates .••• VIII Kansas Exposition Assoc. 1876 •••••••••••••••••..•....••••..••• VI Kaw Valley Baseball Club: Roster of 1867 ..••••••••...•••.•••.• XI Ladies Aid Society of the J.W. Taylor Camp No. 78, Sons of Veterans, Division of Kansas, Society No. 47................ X Lawrence Temperance Association............................... X Lecompton Constitution Committee •••••••••••••..•••••...••••••• VII Literary Society of Franklin, Wakarusa Twp.:.................. X New England Emigrant Aid Co.: Members •••••••..••...•.• ;....... V New England Society: Obituary Records 1899-1927............... V Robert's Rules of Order....................................... V Twin Mound Dramatic Club: Charter to be Filed ••••••••••.•••••• XI Twin Mound Library Association: Charter Filed ••••.•••••.•••••. XI Women's Relief Corps: Photo? •..•...••.•••••••••..••••••.••••. X You and I Club of Lawrence: The Sunflower Cookbook •..••••.•••. X Zodiac Club: Membership Roll, 1878-1942 •••••••.••••••••••••.•• X Photograph ...................................... . COLEMAN, Ezekiel A. of Kanwaka Twp~: X 4 180 2 61 41 38 3 137 1 1 1 3 1 3 1 2 3 4 3 143 45 Cover 48 103 154 198 3 135 4 169 4 201 4 201 4 201 2 74 2 86 4 189 1 13 2 75 3 3 4 3 4 1 3 1 1 4 4 3 3 129 103 202 151 114 37 86 15 15 201 173 109 113 Family, Early Day Housing .•••••• VI II 1 42 Testimony 1859 •••••••••••••••••• IX 3 120 COLLIER, Alice Ann: Biography ....................................... . XII 2 75 Columbia, KS (See Willow Springs Township) CORDLEY, Mary Minta Cox (Mrs. Richard) of Lawrence: Obituary ••••.••.. X 3 105 COREL, Jemima: Corrections and Biographical Notes, Letter to Editor •• XI 4 200 146 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) COURT RECORDS Courthouse Terms, Definitions •••••••••••••••.•••••••.•.••••••• VIII 3 146 3 133 Criminal Docket: Book I Index 1863-1878 (A - I) •••••..•••••••• VII 4 174 (J - R) ••••••..••••••• VII 9 (L - Z) ..•...•...•.•.• VIII 1 Divorces: Filed in Douglas Co. 1864-1884 •••••.•••••••••••••.•• VIII 1 24 VIII 2 69 VIII 4 185 Filed in Kansas Territoy ••••••••••....•••••••••••••• VIII 4 159 Passed by Territorial Legislative Assembly, 1861 •••• IX 1 26 3 121 Petition Abstracts, Douglas Co. Dist. St. 1864-1884. VII VII 4 181 2 57 Jury Panel, 1913 ............................................. . IX Naturalization (See Immigration &Naturalization Records) Probate Court: Index to Estates, Vol. 3, Dockets A & B 185492 3 1872 ......................................... . II II 4 Wills Recorded at Lawrence 1857-1873 ••••••••••• IX 2 81 IX 3 108 1873-1890 •••••••••.• VIII 2 83 1890-1901 ••••••••••• VIII 3 119 COVELL, Mrs. J.E.: Gymnatics Class at the Rink, from Lawrence Journal XII CREEL, Ira of Clinton Twp.: Death 1907 ••.••.•....•.••..•..••••••••••• X Criminal Records (See Court Records) CRUMPTON, Mrs. Frances E.: Death 1862 ••••• : ••••••••••••....•••.•....• X CUTTER, Charlotte V.: 75th Birthday Celebration 1873 ••••••••••.....•• XII III DAVIS, Adela Hunt of Eudora Twp.: Pioneer Mother ••••••••••••..•.••••• X DAVIS, Mrs. Mary A. of Clinton Twp.: Death 1882 ..•••••••••••.••.•••.. IX DAVIS, Winslow of Eudora Township: Biography •.•.•.•.•..•••.••••••••.. VII Death Records (See Cemetery, Mortuary, Obituary and Vital Records) DEAY, James of Eudora Twp.: Death 1913 ••.•••••••••..••••••••••••••••• 1)( Deeds (See Land and Property Records) DICK, James H., M.D., of Grant Twp.: Biography •••••••••...•••••••.•.• VI II DINSMOORE, William A: Death Notice 1867 •••••••••••...•••••..••••••••• XI Divorce Records (See Court Records) DODDER and Simmons Family of Marion Twp.: ••••••.•••••••.••.•••.•••••• IX DOOLITTLE, Reuben R. of Wakarusa Twp.: Biography ••••••.••••••..•••••• VI II Danish Names .....•.•..••..•.••••••••••.•••...•.••• a" • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 122 2 86 3 102 2 64 1 32 3 138 2 87 3 145 3 139 1 41 4 197 4 192 1 46 DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY By-Laws ........•••.................••.•.....••.....•••...•..•. I 2 I 4 III 4 V 3 Charter Members, 3 Jun 1976 .............................•..... I 1 Library Acquisitions ......................................... . I 2 I 4 IV 4 VI 1 VII 4 VIII 1 Inventory of Genealogical Books at Lawrence Public Library, 1989 ...................................... . XII 2 147 40 129 112 83 3 39 135 92 5 159 42 87 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Member surnames, "Our Ancestors" ..••••.•......•••••••••••••••• Membership, 3 Jun 1976 .........••.•.•.•••.••..•.....•.••....•. 1 Apr 1978 ....................................... . 1978-1979 ........................................ . 1979-1980 ........................................ . 1980-1981 ...........•............................. 1981-1982 ........................................ . 1982-1983 ........................................ . 1983-1984 ........................................ . 1984-1985 ........................................ . 1985-1986 ........................................ . 1986-1987 ........................................ . 1987 -1988 ........................................ . 1988-1989 ........................................ . Officers, 1984-1985 .......................................... . 1986-1987 .......................................... . 1987-1988 .......................................... . 1988-1989 .......................................... . Publications for Sale ........................................ . Speakers, 1981-1982 ..........••.••••••••••....•..•...•...•••.. Pioneer: Contents of Vol. I thru V••••.•.....•..•....••••••••• Contents of Vol. I thru VII •..•..••••••••••••••.••••. Contents of Vol. VIII, 1984-1985 .•••••••••...•••••••. Contents of Vol. IX, 1985-1986 ..••••....•••••...•.••• Contents of Vol. I through XII No.3 ..•.•••••..•••... Index of Names in Vo 1. I ............................ . I 1 19 I 2 73 113 I 4 135 II 1 1 II 2 1 I I 3 56 I I 4 56 II I 3 75 IV 3 66 IV 4 91 V 1 4 V 3 81 VI 2 54 VI 3 104 VI 4 156 VII 2 54 VII 3 104 VII I 2 50 VIII 3 104 VIII 4 152 IX 2 54 IX 3 107 X 2 52 XI 2 57 XI 3 110 XII 2 50 VIII 1 i X All Cover XI All Cover XII All Cover XI 1 '44 XI 2 108 XI 3 151 XI 4 202 VI 2 54 VI 1 2 VII I 2 Append IX 1 1 XII XII 3 143 II 1 10 II 2 10 DOY, Dr. John: Rescued by Friends 1859 •••••...•••...••...•..••••••••. VIII 4 153 EBERHARD, Mary Tillotson of Grant Township: Letter .....•.••.......... VII Echo, KS (See Marion Township) EGGERT, Henry W. of Wakarusa Twp.: Letter to His Children............ X ELDRIDGE, Col. S.W.: Biography ....•••••........•••....••••..••••••••. III 2 148 91 1 48 4 116 �PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) VOL. NO. PAGE ELECTION RECORDS Douglas Co. Election, 1864 •••••.••••••••...••••.••••.••••••••• Kansas Territory: Map, Election Districts ••••••••••••••••••••• Lawrence City Election 1863 •••••.••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• Voter Registrations: Eudora Township, 1867 •••••••••••••••••••• Kansas Territory, 1855 ••••••••••••••••••• Lawrence Township, 1860 •••••••••••••••••• Marion Township, 1867 ••••••••..•••••.•.•• III VIII III IX V VII IX 2 4 2 3 3 4 2 59 171 52 138 105 190 98 X 1 40 Book of Commissions 1859 ......•...........•.••.•.............. VIII 1 40 XI IX 1 2 4 2 1 4 4 1 42 88 177 Cover Cover 187 160 32 IX 1 XI 4 178 EUDORA, KS (See also Eudora Township) Eudora in 1881 ............................................... . EUDORA TOWNSHIP (See also Eudora) Cemeteries: Eudora, Hesper Friends (See Cemetery Records) Churches: Methodist Episcopal (See Church Records) History and Residents ........................................ . VII History of Area Churches ............................•......... IX Map: 1902, North Part of Township and Weaver •••••••••••••••••• XI 1909, North Part of Township •...•...••••.•.••.••••••••••• VIII 1982 .................................................... . VII Newspaper Items: 1881,. Hesper ...••.•..••........•.•••.••••..•. 1888, Hesper ••............................... 1897, Eudora, Hesper, Kaw Bottom, Kaw Valley. Schools: Eudora Graded, Weaver (See School Records) Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records) Township Officers ...................................... '...... . Voter Registrations: 1867 (See Election Records) Weaver: History and Early Residents •......•.•••••••••••••••••• Family Reunions ..............•.••••••.•..•....•.•....•..••.••.••••••• IX VII VII VII VI II VIII VIII Farmers (See Land and Property Records: Landowners) FISH, Pascal, Shawnee Indian of Eudora Twp •••••••••..••••••••••••••.• VIII FISHER, Rev. Hugh Dunn: His Reminiscences of Quantrill IS Raid •••••••• XII FLETCHER, James, of Willow Springs Twp.: Heirs of 1860 ••..•........•• VIII FOX, Allen H.: Family Bible .....•••..............••...•.............. VII Franklin, KS (See Wakarusa Township) FRENCH, Lizzie Haskell of Lawrence: Obituary ••..•••••••••••••••••••.. X GARDNER, Joseph, of Clinton Township ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••.• VII GARDNER, William, of Eudora Township: Biography •••..••••••••.•••••••• VII GERSTENBERGER, Ella Reber, of Eudora: Memories ••••••.•••••••••••••••• XI XI GIBSON, William: News Item, Lawrence "Western Home Journal", 1882 •••• IX GILMORE, John, of Eudora Township: Biography ••.•••••..••••.•.•••••.•• VII Globe, KS (See Marion Township) GOOD, E.B. of Lawrence: Fire at His Grocery Store 1889 ••••.•••..••••• XII GOODPASTURE, Hamilton: Family History •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I GORTON, Samuel, of Rhode Island and His Descendants •.•••••.•••..••.•• VI GOULD, George R.: News Item, Lawrence "Western Home Journal", 1882 ••• IX 149 2 3 4 1 2 3 ,- 3 100 143 189 12 53 104 3 137 1 3 1 47 1 3 4 154 2 89 3 145 2 90 3 104 2 Cover 2 90 3 122 2 50 4 184 2 Cover �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) GRANT TOWNSHIP Cemeteries (See Cemetery Records) Census: 1875 •••••....•••.•..•.••..•.•...••••..•••..••• ···•••·· III Churches: Pilgrim Congregational (See Church Records) VIII Delaware Indians Who Became Citizens •••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII Early Settlers As Remembered by Anna Morgan Ward •.•••••••••••• X X XI Hi story and Res; dents ...••.•...•.•••••.••.••••..••.••••••••.•• VII Landowners: 1873 ...••..•.•......••.•..••••..•.•..•.••..•...•.• IX Map: 1902, Showing C.B. Young's Maple Hill Farm •••.•.••••••••• XII 1921 .................................................... . IX Maple Hill Farm Journal of C.B. Young, 1897 ••••••••••••••••••• XII XII Newspaper Clippings ••••.•••••••••••••.•••••••••••......... ~ .•• IX IX IX 1865 ..................................... . VI II 1882 ..................................... . VIII 1896 ..................................... . VII North Lawrence: Early Business •••••••••••.....•••••••••••••••• VII First City Officers •••••••••••••••••••••.••.•. VIII Taxpayers: 1900-190'1 (See Tax Records) Township Officers, 1897 •••.••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Delaware Big House •.•...•...•••.•....•...••••..•..•.•••• ·····• 4 127 3 3 1 2 1 1 4 2 1 2 3 1 2 138 138 41 88 41 43 188 56 Cover 1 57 129 34 95 141 95 41 200 146 41 1 3 3 2 1 4 3 GREENE, Albert R.: Excerpts from Autobiography, 1842-1893 ••••••••...• XII GREGG, Deacon Alexander: Silver Wedding Anniversary, 1884 •••••••••..• IX 2 94 3 134 VI HAMPSHIRE, Mrs. KateP. of Lecompton Twp.: Death 1884 ••.••••••••••••• IX HARRELL, John of Clinton Twp.: Obituary •....••.••••••••••.••.•••.•••• X HART, Charlie AKA William Clarke Quantrill (See Lawrence) Health Records (See Medical Records) HECOX, Ida Josephine Johanson of Marion Twp.: Biography •••••.••••••.• X HELLSTROM, Laura Johnson: Memories of Quantrill IS Raid ............... . XII HERMANN, Aurelia: Drowning Accident - 1867 •••••••...•••••••••••••.•.• XI Hesper, KS (See Eudora Township) 3 107 1 39 1 39 HAMMER Family Bible .•....•••.•.••••••••••••••.•••..•..•••••••••••••.• 3 145 1 32 4 180 HISTORY (See also individual townships and towns) Cemetery History (See Cemetery Records) Church History (See Church Records) Coffee Substi tute 1870 ....................................... . VIII Diarists Records Trials &Travails of Plainsmen Life ••.••••••• Douglas Co., Lawrence, and DCGS Tidbits ••••••••••••••••••••••• Earthquake of 1867 •..•••••••••••.•••••••.•••••••••••.••••••••• German Settlement in Douglas Co ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Historical Societies of Douglas Co •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• Indian Settlements in Douglas Co •••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• Kansas Cities and Towns 1893 ••.•••••.••.••••••••••••..••.•.••• Kansas Post Offices 1881, 1891, 1926 •••••..••••••••••••••••••• Kansas Territory Post Offices 1856 ••.•••.••••••••••••••••••••• Lost Towns of Douglas Co ..................................... . Map, Lawrence and Douglas Co. Events 1854-1863 •.•••••••••••••• 150 III 4 193 3 98 I 1 1 IX 2 62 56 55 VIII VI VIII IV IV VI III VII XI 2 2 3 3 4 2 2 106 77 96 79 62 4 Cover 1 Cover �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) I 2 62 Marias des Cygnes, Naming the River ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I 1 30 Marais des Cygnes Massacre and John Brown's Parallels ••••••••• Path of the Early Explorers to Douglas Co ••••••••••••••••••••• II I 3 96 Post Offices of Douglas Co. 1881 ••••••••.•••••.••••••••••••••• IV 4 96 Pre-emption Act, 1841 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• V I I I V 4 126 Proclamation of 1857, Kansas Territory •••••••••••••••••••••••• School History (See School Records) Quantrill's Raid (See Lawrence, KS) 1 40 Townships of Douglas Co.: Brief History ••••••••••••••••••••••• VII Trading Posts and Indian Missions ••••.•.•••••••.•••••••••••••• VIII 3 105 HOLMES, Julia Archibald: A "Bloomer Girl" of Lawrence................ X HOSKINSON, Mary Elizabeth of Palmyra Twp.: Letter 1875 ••••.•••••••••• VII Letter 1876 ••••••••••••••• VIII HOUGLAND, Dora Dillon of Baldwin: Biography.......................... X HOUGLAND Family Bible •••••••••••••••••.•.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• VI HOWARD, L.D.: Some Farm History...................................... XI IX 206 99 181 168 191 22 2 86 VIII VIII VI VII 2 58 2 56 4 168 2 59 VI VIII VI II VIII VIII IX 4 HOWARD, Lew; s: Ahnenta fe 1 . • • • . . . • • . • • . • . . . • • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • . • . • • • • • •• I I I HOYT, Maj. David Starr: 1857 ...•.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION RECORDS Alien Registrants in Douglas Co., 1918 •••••••.•...•••.•••••••• German Settlement in Douglas Co .•••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lawrence European Immigrants 1860 ..••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Naturalization: Certificates, Douglas Co., 1907-1921 •••••••••• Declarations of Intent 1868-1903 ••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Douglas Co. District Court, 1907-1928 (A-H). (H-M). Douglas Co. Probate Court, 1856-1857 •••••••• Second JUdicial District, 1855-1858 .•..••••• Wansfield to Schutz.. •.••••••••••••••.••••••• Schutz to Zimmerman......................... Explanation ......................•••........... 3 114 1)( VI Kansas Territorial Period Records •.•.••••••.••• VIII Petitions 1906-1924 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III III III IV IV V VI 4 2 4 4 4 1 172 34 3 123 4 176 4 172 1 18 1 2 77 2 63 4 171 2 50 3 86 4 120 2 55 4 122 3 87 2 64 In Memoriam (See Name of Individual) INGALLS, Fred: Obituary •••••••••••••..••••..••••••••••••••••.•••••••• VIII 3 108 JEN~INS, JENKINS, Francis M., of Marion Township: Biography ••••••••••••••••••• VII Mrs. Gaius of Wakarusa Twp.: 90th Birthday 1913 •••••.•••.••• IX Jurles (See Court Records) 2 94 3 153 "Kansas," by John J. Ingalls: Excerpts From .•••..••.•••••••••••••••• III "Kansas Pioneer Women," by Beulah Alice Ricketts (1887-1971) •••••••• : I 3 1 151 80 5 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) KANWAKA TOWNSHIP Barber Neighborhood Quilting Bee •••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Cemeteries: Mound or Mound View, Stull (See Cemetery Records) X 3 143 VI Churches (See Church Records) History and Residents ••••••.••••.••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• VII Letter from Kanwaka 1882 ..................................... . IX Ma p, 1982 •.•••••..•••••••.•••••••.••••.•••••••••••••••••••.••• VI Newspaper Items •••.•.••••.•••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••.. IX IX 1888 ......................................... . VIII Pioneers, 1860-1885 ..•.••.•.•••...•..••.••..•••.•.•..•..••..•. IX Schools: Barber, Deer, Kanwaka, Mound (See School Records) Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records) Township Officers, 1897 ...................................... . IX 4 187 Census: 1875 •.•.••..•.••..•.••..••••••••••••••...••.•••••..••• 1 2 4 1 3 3 4 44 96 Cover 37 143 139 189 1 3 KELLY, Kathryn & Amelia Betts: Santa Fe Trail Monuments Restoration •• VII KENNEDY, J.R.: Death 1883 .•...••.••.•..•.•••••••...•••••••••••••..•.. IX KEOKUK, Chief Moses: Jailed in Lawrence 1868 •••••••.••••••••••••••••. VIII KIDWELL, Patriotic Family ••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• VI KLAUS, Fredrick: Tomstone, Lecompton Twp •.•••••••••••.•.••••••••••••• XII KODER, Ter;: 1m Memoriam ..•.........••.••••••••••.•••••••.•.••••••••. VIII KRETSINGER, Mrs. D.L.: Memories of Quantrill IS Raid •••.•••••••••••••• XII 3 3 3 4 1 1 1 143 113 135 167 49 2 25 LADUKE, Mabel, of Wakarusa Twp.: Letter •.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII Lakeview, KS (See Wakarusa Township) 2 100 LAND AND PROPERTY RECORDS Automobile Directory, Douglas & Franklin Counties, 1920: (A-Hibner) .........................•.•...•.................• (Higgins-Risley) •••••••••••••.••••.•••••••••••••.•••••.••••• (Rob; nson-Z) ...••.••••••••••••••...•..•••......•••.••..•••.. XI XI XI 1 2 3 31 81 111 32 118 34 105 188 135 192 26 67 113 Claims for Losses: Kansas Territory, 1850 ' s ••.•••••••••••••••• V 1 Testimonies, 1 Nov 1855-1 Dec 1856 •••••.• IX 3 Quantrill IS Raid Claims •.••••••••••••.••••• V 1 Indian Place Names and Early Settlements ••••••••••••.••••••••• VIII 3 Landowners: Grant Township 1873 ...••••••.•.••..•.•.....••..••• IX 4 Farmer's Directory, 1920: (A-B) ••••••••••••••••••• XI 3 (c).................... . XI 4 ( 0- E) •••••••.••.•••....• XII 1 (F-Gress) ......•........ XII 2 (Gress-Hyre) •••••••••••• XII 3 Maps: Douglas Co., Road •...•••.•••.••••.•••••.•••..•••.••••.•. VI 1 Cover 1921 ...................................... . IX 4 160 Eudora Township, North Part of Township and Weaver, 1902 XI 4 177 North Part of Township 1909 ..••••••••.. VIII 2 Cover 1982 ....••.....•..•.•.......•..•....... VI I 1 Cover Grant Township, 1902, Showing C.B. Young's Farm •••.••••• XII 2 57 1921. ...... . . . •. . ...... . . . ..• ..... . . .. .• IX 1 Cover Indian Lands, Trading Posts, Missions &Schools, 1854 •.• VIII 3 Cover Kansas Territory, Election Districts •••••••••••••••••••• VIII 4 171 Kanwaka Township, 1982 •....•.......••...•..........•.... VI 4 Cover Lawrence, 1854 .......................................... VIII 1 Cover 1873.......................................... VI 3 Cover Lecompton Township...................................... VI 2 Cover 152 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Marion Township, Partial Map of Landowners, 1873 •••••••• VII Palmyra Township, 1982 ....•......••.....•.......•....... VI I Prairie City, 1873 ..................................... . VII Safe Deposit Box Property Unclaimed •••.••••••••••••••••.•••••. VII Trading Posts and Missions •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• VI II LANE, Jim: Saved By Disguise During Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••••• XII X LAPTAD, Mrs. Agnes Petrie of Grant Twp.: Obituary •••••••••••••••••••• LAWRENCE, KS (See also Wakarusa Township) Baggage Notices, "Herald of Freedom," 1855 •••••••••••••• ~ ••••• VII X Buildings Newly Erected 1883 ••••••••••••••.•••.••••••••••.•••• Business Directory 1859 ...................................... . IV Businesses 1857 ••••••••...•.•••.•....••...••••••••.•.•....•••• VI V Businesses and Merchants 1913 •••••••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••• C.D. Reedy Cash Book &Butcherin9 Records •.•••••••••••.•.••..• XI Cemeteries (See Cemetery Records) Census, Ward 5, 1875 .....••.••.•.•••••.••.•••••••••.•••..•.... VI Central Telephone Company: Directory, Lawrence Exchange, 1883. XI Churches (See Church Records) City Directory 1860-61 ....................................... . IV City Election 1863 ••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• III Daughters of the American Revolution, First Chapter, Lawrence: Charter Members •...•..•.••.•.•.•...•..•••••.•......•••••••.• X European Immigrants 1860 .....••..........................••..• VI German Mass Meeting, 1872 ••••••.•....•.•.••••..•........•.•••• XI High School (See School Records) Home s ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VI Jai 1s ........................................................ . VII Manifesto 1855 ............................................... . V VI Map, 1854 .................................................... . VI II " 1873 .................................................... . VI Events of 1854-1863 •••••••••••••••.••••.•••••••••• ·•••.••• VII Mud Fort on Massachusetts Street, 1857 •.•••••••••••••.•••••••. VIII National Guard 1916 •••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• VI Newspapers: Clippings from the Scrapbook of Maude Woodard, 1911-1913 ...................................... . X "Herald of Freedom," 1855, Extracts ••••••••••••••• IV Subscription List "Herald of Freedom" 1856 •••••••• V North Lawrence (See Grant Township) "Past 75" Picnic, 1913 ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Quantrill's Loss, Museum's Gain •..•••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• III Quantrill's Raid: 125th Anniversary of 21 August 1863 •••.••••• XII Buildings That Survived in Existence in 1913 X C1 aims ..................................... . V Massacre at Lawrence •••••••••••••••••••••••• III Names of People Killed ••••••••••••.••••••••• I XII Obituaries from Tennessee Newspapers •••••••• VI Survi vors .................................. . I IV Women Bring in Munition Supply •••••••••••••• XII Schools (See School Records) 153 4 2 3 3 3 205 Cover Cover 130 105 1 25 3 142 4 171 4 177 2 37 2 58 2 48 3 131 3 143 2 93 4 103 2 52 3 135 4 168 1 40 2 3 3 1 1 3 4 4 4 59 132 99 14 Cover Cover Cover Cover 169 1 4 2 11 93 66 3 114 4 118 1 1 4 174 1 34 2 53 2 74 1 7 2 61 2 74 3 67 1 24 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Settlers Meeting 1879 ................................•.. '..... . I I I I Streets Renamed •..••.....••••.••.••••••••••.••.••••.•..•••••.. VII Ordinance #973 ••••••••••••••••••..•••••••••••• Temperance Association •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Unclaimed Letters at Lawrence Post Office 1857 •••••••••••••••• 1864 ............... . 1872 ............... . Undertakers Prior to 1900 .................................... . University of Kansas (See School Records) Voter Registration (See Election Records) Wards, City Ordinance #57 ...••.....•..•.......•............... Weaver's Girls, 1929 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LEAMER, Mrs. A.M. of Lecompton Twp.: 57th Anniversary of Settlement •• X X VI IV XI VI 1898 •••••.•.•.••••••••••.••••.. Cemeteries: Grover (See Cemetery Records) Census: 1875 •••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Churches: Presbyterian (See Church Records) 20 2 52 3 4 84 109 3 153 2 55 3 103 3 118 2 62 1 39 2 54 X X 2 55 3 136 X 3 LECOMPTON, KS (See also Lecompton Township) Chester A. Arthur's Visit 1857 •••••••••••••••••••.•••••.•••••• VII. City Directory 1866 .......................................... . VI Constitution Committee ...............•••.....••••..••......•.. VI Historic Landmarks Destroyed by Fire 1916 ••••••••••••••••••••• X Newspaper Items: 1883 .••••••••••••••••••••••.••••.•.•••••••••• X Slaves .............•.......................................... VI LECOMPTON TOWNSHIP (See also Lecompton) Big Springs: Newspaper Notices 1893 •.••.•••••••.••.•..•••••••• 1 144 4 202 2 76 78 90 1 44 2 2 4 185 IX IX 4 191 1 39 VI 2 80 History and Residents ........................................ . VII Kansas River Steamboats .........•........•....••••............ VII Ma p ...•••.......................•....•......•.•.•..••......•.. VI 44 93 2 Cover IX Vital Statistics: Index from "Lecompton Monitor," 1885 •••••••• VII From Newspapers, 1888-1890 •••.••••••.••••••• VIII 1 3 3 148 1 43 Schools: Greenwood Valley, Winter (See School Records) Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records) Township Officers, 1897 ...................................... . LEEPER, Allen and Vienna Veatch of Lawrence: Biographical Sketch..... X LEIBEY, James: Biographical Sketch ..•••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• XII LEIBEY, Nancy Graham: Biographical Sketch •••••••••.••••.••.•••••••••• XII LEWIS, A. 0.: Oath ..••....•..•••...•..•.••.•••••••••••••.••..•••••.••. VI I 1 2 2 2 2 85 54 55 95 LIGGETT, M.M.: Death................................................. I 2 1 LONE STAR, KS History....................................................... IV 1 11 LOVEJOY, Rev. Chas. Hazeltine of Baldwin: Biography •••••••••••••••••• III 2 44 154 4 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) MAHANY, Mrs. A.B. of Lawrence &Topeka: Longest Living KS Resident... X Maps (See Land and Property Records) MARCH, Henry and Tirzah Robinson: Bible ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII MARION TOWNSHIP Cemeteries (See Cemetery Records) Churches: Bethel M.E., Fairview Brethren, Washington Creek (See Church Records) History and Residents ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII Map (partial) of Landowners, 1873 ••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• VII Schools: Brubaker, Lapeer, Rock Creek (See School Records) Township Officers, 1897....................................... IX Voter Registrations: 1867 (See Election Records) 4 i 4 161 1 46 4 205 1 3 XII 2 82 XI VIII XII VIII 1 38 4 196 3 137 3 104 VII VIII VIII VIII 2 1 1 1 66 22 23 21 MEDLICOTT, Ruth: POisoning Case of 1871 ••••.•••••••.••••.•••••••••••• VII METSKER, Gary Martin: Ahnentafel •••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• VIII METSKER, Phillips of Lecompton Twp................................... IX 4 177 MARKLEY, George W.: Diary ca. 1914 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Marriage Records (See Vital Records) MATHEWS, Evangeline Eldridge: Obituary ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MAYER, William, of Marion Twp.: Will ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• McGREW, George AKA "Nature Boy" Ashley: Notes About Identity ••••••••• McMANNESS, Soney: In Memoriam •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEDICAL RECORDS Genetic Disease: Malignant Hyperthermia ••••••••••...•••••••••• Health Report, Douglas Co. 1887 •••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••• Physicians and Midwives, 1887 ••.••••••••••••••••••••••..•••••• Physicians and Surgeons of Early Douglas Co ••••••••••••••••••. 1 7 1 42 1 32 78 MILITARY RECORDS Adjutant General Enrollment of Soldiers, Act of 1883: (A-B)................ (C-D)................ X X (E-Heard)............ X (Herman-Manley)...... X (Manley-Ulrich) •••••• XI (Vail-Z) ••••••••••••• XI Battle of Chicgamauga: Losses ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III Battle of Prairie Grove, 1863: Killed and Wounded............. II II Lawrence National Guard 1916 •••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• VI Pensioners in C.W. Smith Mortuary Record...................... V Recruits Killed in Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• XII Soldiers Buried in Oak Hill, Maple Grove, &Dread Cemeteries.. V Wakarusa War Papers from "Wilder's Annals" •••••••••••••••••••• XI MILLER, John M.: Family Bible .•••••••.•••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• XII MILNER, Franc:s and Mr~. Florence Biggs of Grant Twp.: 75th Birthday. X MORRIS, Dr. Rlchard: Dlary 1867 •••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• IX 155 2 3 115 4 200 1 21 2 77 58 1 2 2 2 4 169 4 142 2 1 7 100 1 16 3 66 140 2 59 2 3 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) MORTUARY RECORDS C.W. Smith Mortuary Records 1890-1907 (Ac-El) ••• ~ ••••••••••••• VI VI VI VII VII VII VII VI II VIII VIII VIII VI V 1 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 2 4 28 135 158 4 80 139 194 13 88 127 177 54 142 MURRA y, Ro 1f Came 1: Fami 1y Record .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII liMy Treasures," poem by Georgiana Brune •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII 1 2 2 62 NACE, William McDowell of Lecompton: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••• II II 3 4 71 II II X XI 3 86 4 4 176 4 191 (El-Ge) •••..••..•....... (Ge-Ho) •.••••••••••••••• (Ho-J) .••........••.•••• (J- L) ...•....•••.•.•.••. ( L-Me) •.•..•.••••••...•. (Me-Mo) ••••..••••••••••. (M- R) •.••••.•••••••.•••• ( R- S ) •••.••.••.••••••.•• (s- T) .........•...•.••.. (u- Z) .••••.••••..•••.••• Lawrence Undertakers Prior to 1900 ••.•••••••.•••....••.•.••••. Pensioners in C.W. Smith Mortuary Record •••••••••••••••••••••• Naturalization Records (See Immigration Records) NEAL Bros.: Bi ography .••..••....••..••••..••..•••••.•.•.•••.•.••••••. NICHOLS, Mr. of Baldwin: Grave Unmarked •••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• NOE, George &Hannah: Some Farm History •••••.••.••••••••••••••••••••• North Lawrence, KS (See Grant Township) IX O'NEIL, Hon. Moses A. of Black Jack: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••• III 4 164 1 29 OBITUARIES (See also names of indivduals) New England Society Obituary Records 1899-1927 •••••.•••••••••. Obituaries in Douglas Co. Newspapers 1855-1859 •.••.••...•.•••. Quantrill's Raid: Obituaries from Tennessee Newspapers ••••••• ~ V V VI 1 37 4 122 2 61 OEHLER, F.C. of Palmyra Twp.: Letter from Prairie City ••••••••••••••• VIII 3 143 PAINTER, James Montrose: Family ••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII 1 O'DEll, Gus: Death •.................................................. PALMYRA TOWNSHIP (See also Prairie City, Vinland) Cemeteries: Baldwin Pioneer or Oakland, Brumbaugh, Oakwood (See Cemetery Records) Churches (See Church Records) Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.), E.D. Baker Post, Baldwin: Officers of 1887............................................ X 4 History and Residents ..........••...••...•.....•..•.....•..... VII 4 201 1 47 Map, 1982 .......................•......•...................... VI I 2 Cover Schools: Baldwin, Black Jack, Spring Creek, Vinland (See School Records) liThe Course of True Love 100 Years Ago" ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII 4 197 Taxpayers: 1900-1901 (See Tax Records)' Township Officers, 1897....................................... IX 1 3 PATTERSON, John: Story ...................•........................... VI PEARSON, Carl of Palmyra Twp.: Will •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. VIII Physicians (See Medical Records) 156 4 157 4 197 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) PIFER, John Henry of Kanwaka Twp.: Affidavit of Death, Testacy &Heir VIII PILLA, Charles of Eudora Twp.: Biographical Sketch ••••••••••••••••••• VIII Pleasant Grove, KS (See Willow Springs Township) POMEROY, S.C. "Old "Porn" of Lawrence: What the Old Man Thinks of Lawrence Women •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• X PRAIRIE CITY, KS (See also Palmyra Township) History and Ads 1857 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII Map, 1873 •...••..•.••••.••.••••.•.•••••••..•.••..••.••.•• ••••• VII Newspaper Copy •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• VII 4 194 2 94 3 98 3 150 3 Cover 3 Cover Probate Court Records (See Court Records) QUANTRILL, William Clarke AKA Charlie Hart (See Lawrence) RALSTON, E.V.: Family Bible ...•.......................•...........•.. VII Clippings and Notes Found in Bible •••••••••••••••••••• XII RANKIN, Don John: Biography .•.•..••••..•.••••.••••••••..•••••..•••.•. XII RANKIN, Mary Carpenter: Memories of Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••..• XII RASH Fam11 y Bib 1e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• VI RAY, Luke of Clinton Twp.: Biographical Sketch ••••••••••••••••••••••• XI RAY, Marcelmas B. of Kanwaka Twp.: Biographical Sketch •••••••••.••.•• VIII READ, Freddy Rockwell: Death 1862 •••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• IX REEDY, C.D. of Lawrence: Cash Book and Butchering Records ••••••••.••• XI RESEARCH Ahnentafel: What It Is and How To Prepare It •••••••••••••••••• VIIBermuda, Hiding Place of Lost Ancestors ••••••••••••.•••••.•••• VII Book Review: "The Ancestors, Family and Descendants of Johann Henrich Ludwig Thoren and Catharina Sophia Beckmeir from 1630 to 1984"................... X liThe Source ll • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • VIII Courthouse Terms, Definitions •••••••••••••..•.•••••• ; •••••••.• VIII DCGS Library Acquisitions (See Douglas Co. Genealogical Society) Divorce Records, Unexpected Genealogical Treasure ••••••••••••• VII Genealogist's Code of Ethics •••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• III German-American Documents &Research, The Max Kade •••••••••••• VIII Alien Registration •••••• VIII How to Trace Your Family Tree ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III Pioneer (See Douglas Co. Genealogical Society) Rural Mail Delivery and Uncollected Letters Regulations ••••••• Surnames Beginning with I and J •••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tombstone Tips on Wording .....•...••..............•..••.....•• 157 1 17 3 129 1 i 3 150 3 146 VI II II VI XI XI 3 117 3 134 3 144 In Search of Roots ............................................ I I I Naturalization Explanation •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Navaho Roots: How to Trace •••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 57 108 75 9 166 160 96 17 131 3 4 2 2 3 2 4 3 4 3 1 3 4 2 3 4 In Search of the Family Tree ••.••••••••••••.•.•••••••••••••••• III Ireland, England, Switzerland •••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••• II II Kansas State Historical Society ••••••••.•••••.•••••••.•••••••• XII Lawrence, KS: List of Resources ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• V Lawrence Public Library: Resources Available •••••••••••••••••• I Name Chang; n9 ••.••••••••••••••.••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• 2 3 2 1 4 4 2 1 3 V 120 115 68 57 81 65 132 60 139 6 105 148 63 57 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) University of Kansas Spencer Research Library: Books of Genealogical Interest •••••••••••••••••••••••••• VII Douglas Co. Materials in the Kansas Collection ••••••.••• III Kansas Collection ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III 2 85 3 101 3 98 2 64 REUTTER, Janet: Ahnentafel ....•.•.•..........•.•.••...••••••.•••••... VII 3 105 RHODES, Sycurgus &Sarah Caroline: Bible Records.· •••••••••••••••••••• VII 1 30 RICHARDS, Oscar Grenman of Eudora: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••••• III V 3 86 Robert's Rules of Order ............................................. . 3 63 ROBINSON, Gov. Charles: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• II II 4 X 3 123 ROBINSON, Sara Tappan Doolittle of Lawrence: Biography ••••••••••••••• 4 161 ROBINSON, Tirzah and Henry March: Bible •••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• VII RODRIQUE, A.C. of Lecompton Twp.: Affidavit 1858 ••••••••••••••••••••• VIII 4 195 2 63 ROSS, Joanna Harmon: Ahnentafel .....•..........•..•..........••...•.. VII SACHSMAN-SOXMAN Fami 1y •••.•••••••...•.••.•..•••.•••••••..•••••••••••• SALATHIEL, John: Corrections & Biographical Notes, Letter to Editor •• SALSMAN Family Bible •••••..••••••.•••••••••••••.••••••••••••••.•••••. SAUM, Patricia Jolene: Ahnentafel ••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••• SCHMIDT, Emma Josephine of Eudora Twp.: Certificate of Baptism ••••••• SCHMIDT, Johann Christian: Life History on the Prairie ••••••.•••••••• SCHOOL RECORDS Baldwin "School Times", Palmyra Twp.: 1892 ••••••••.••••••••••• Barber School, Kanwaka Twp.: Pupils, 1898 ••••••••.••••••••.•.• Bismark School District #79 •••••••••.•••••••••••.••••••••••••• Black Jack School #9, Palmyra Twp.: 1881. •••••••••••.••••••••• Blue Mound School District #29: History and Taxpayers ••••••••• Photo of Pupils, 1916 ••.••••.• Brubaker School, Marion Twp.: Enrollment 1881 ••.•••••••••••••• Cass Co., Illinois Schools: 1902 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Clinton School District #25 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Columbia School, Willow Springs Twp.: •••••••••••••.•••.••••••• Deer School District #48, Kanwaka Township •••••••••••••••••••• Enterprise School District #18 •••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••.• Eudora Graded School: Pupils Graded 90% &Above, Jan 1888 ••••• Fairview School: Record 1875-1876 •••••••.••••••••••.••••.••••• Students of 1898 ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Franklin School District #16 .••....••••••••••••••••••••••••••• III XI VI X VIII III 3 94 4 200 3 106 1 30 4 191 2 4 IX IX X III IX XII XII IX III II II X VII III XI XI XI II II VIII X I VIII VIII X III 3 150 4 194 2 89 3 79 3 152 3 103 3 102 3 149 1 19 1 7 7 2 1 49 2 92 3 78 4 176 1 30 1 29 8 1 2 2 97 1 44 1 18 3 108 3 Cover 2 96 1 18 Greenwood Valley School, Lecompton Twp.: History •••••••••••.•• Pupils 1898 •••••••••• Harmony School District #57 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Haskell Institute: Celebrating Its Centennial ••••••••••••••••• Illustrations from London News ••••••••••••• High Prairie School, Willow Springs Twp.: Pupils, 1898 •••••••• Kanwaka Township District #15 •••••••••••.•••••••••.••••••••••• Teachers & Board Members, X' 2 89 1899-1918 ••••••..••••••••••••• Lakeview School District #1, Wakarusa Township •••••.•••••••••• VII 3 153 Lapeer School District #41, Marion Twp. Pupils &Teacher 1911, c.1912 •••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••• XI 3 145 158 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Lawrence Schools: Board of Education, 1867 •••••••••••••••••••• Early School s .............................. . Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy 1884-1885 ••• Lawrence High School: Graduates 1907 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1908 ......................... . Mound School District #35, Kanwaka Twp •••••••••••••••••••••••• Pawnee School District #23, Bourbon Co.: 1935 ••••••••••••••••• Pinkney School, Lawrence: Photo •••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• Pleasant Grove School District #38, Willow Springs Twp.: 1911. Quincy High School, Lawrence: Reunion, 1 Jun 1882 ••••••.•••••• X X XI V V IX II II XI IV X X 4 153 2 65 2 76 2 49 1 19 1 36 3 74 4 74 2 74 2 53 2 68 4 182 X Rock Creek School, District #13, Marion Twp.: •••••••.••••••••• Pupils &Teacher 1910 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• XI Rural School Graduates, 1913 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Spring Creek School District #2, Palmyra Township ••••••••••••• VII Starr School District #19 (young) ••••••••••••••..••••••••••••• III Teachers: 1899-1900 .......................................... . VIII Kanwaka Twp., 1899-1908 ••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• X X Palmyra Twp., 1899-1902 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1902-1905 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• X Twin Mound School House .•.................•.•.••.••••••.....•. XI Union School District #34, Willow Springs Twp.: 1926-1927 ••••• III 1 X 1 2 1 University of Kansas: Class of 1881, 1931 Reunion ••••••••••••• Law School Class of 1896 •..••••••••••••• Spencer Research Library (See Research) Vermont School, Lawrence: Photo ••..••.•.•••••••••••••••••••••• Victory School District #110, Bourbon Co.: 1921 •••••••••••••.• 1923-4 ••••••••••••• Vinland School District #49: School Report 1881 ••••••••••••••• 1897-1898 •.•••••••••••••••••••••• Walnut Grove School District #11, Wakarusa Township XII V XI III III VIII XI V 1898 ........................................... ............. . VII Photo of Pupils &Teacher ca. 1908 •••••••••••.•••••••••••••• Wakarusa Model School District #83: History •••••••••••••••••.• Washington Creek School #22, Clinton Twp.: Enrollment 1912 •••• History •••••••••••• Weaver School District #86, Eudora Twp.: Pupils 30 Jun 1934 ••• Teachers 1898-1938 ••• Willow Springs School District #51: Pupils, 1898 •••••••••••••• 1902-1903 •••••••••••••••.• 1906-1907 ••••••••••••••••• Winter School District #70, Lecompton Twp.: History ••••••••••• Woodlawn School, Lawrence: Photo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SCHOTT, Cynthia: Ahnentafel .....••..•......•.•...••.•••.•....•....•.. SCHWARTZ, Frederick of Willow Springs Twp.: Family ••••••••••••••••••• SEARS, Charles May: Log Cabin 1854 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOGRIN, Donna Marsh: Ahnentafel ••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••• SIMMONS and Dodder Family of Marion Twp •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SIMMONS, Hazel Lee: In Memoriam •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SMITH, C.W.: Biographical Sketch (See also Mortuary Records) ••••••••• SMITH, Irwin H. and Celinda of Marion Twp.: Wills ••••••.••••••••••••• 159 XI IX IX IX XI XI X V V IX XI VII VI II VIII XI IX VII VIII VIII 45 3 145 4 158 2 95 4 132 3 l18 1 1 2 43 47 93 15 80 50 74 18 1 3 1 2 74 17 60 1 45 2 3 147 2 51 207 148 4 196 4 3 3 137 3 4 4 2 2 3 3 2 4 2 4 4 4 135 181 179 96 50 95 144 74 162 101 Cover 190 192 3 104 4 184 1 44 �PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) VOL. NO. PAGE SMITH, Samuel of Lecompton Twp.: Testimony 1856 •••••••••••••••••••••• SNEDEGER, Jean: Ahnentafel .....•.........••..•...•...••.••..••....... STANWIX, Clayton C.: In Memoriam ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• STEELE, Capt. James Cooper of Bloomington &Clinton: Biography ••••••• Letter, 1865 •••• STEVENS, Mrs. N.O.: Memories of Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••••••••• STEVENS, N.T.: New Residence 1871 •••••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••••• STOUPPE, Olive: In Memoriam .................•.•..•....••.••••••••..•. STROUP, Isaac William: Biography ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Stull, KS (See Kanwaka Township) VIII VII IX III XI XII XI VIII VI 3 3 3 2 4 3 4 1 4 140 106 107 45 159 112 201 2 184 VI SUTLIFF, Mrs. J.B.: Memories of Quantrill's Raid ••••••••••••••••••••• XII 6 142 1 23 TAX RECORDS Delinquent Tax List 1863 .•..••..••..•.................•.••..•. IV Internal Revenue Service Records: Jan-May 1867 ••••.••••••••••• IX Taxpayers: Blue Mound School District #29 ••••••••••••••••.•••• XII Clinton Twp., 1900-1901 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Eudora Twp., 1900-1901 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Grant Twp., 1900-1901 ................•............. IX Kanwaka Twp., 1900-1901 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Lecompton Twp., 1900-1901 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Marion Twp., 1900-1901 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Palmyra Twp.,' 1900-1901 ••••••••.• .-••••.•••••••••••• IX 2 4 3 4 4 3 3 2 3 2 STULL, Isaac: Golden Wedding ••••.••••••.••••..••.•.•••••••••••.•••.•• 60 165 103 185 186 140 142 97 147 99 THOREN, Johann Henrich Ludwig and Catharina Sophia Beckmeir: Book Review .•••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••.•• X TOMERLIN, Fountain C. of Willow Springs Twp.: Testimony .•••••••••••.• VIII i 1 4 199 ULRICH, Jacob of Willow Springs Twp.: Affidavit of Death and Heirship VII 4 208 Valley Chapel, KS (See Clinton Township) VANCIL, Daniel of Clinton Township: Estate Sale Bill ••••••••••••••••• VII VAN HOESEN, Capt. Isaac Newton of Lawrence: Biography •••.••••.••••••• II II VAN LOENEN, Gail Garrett: Ahnentafel ••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••.•• VII VAUGHN, Donald: Ahnentafel .........•...•..•..••••.......•••••••••••.. VIII VAUSBAUGH, Henry: Death 1882 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX VEATCH, Vienna and Allen Leeper: Biographical Sketch ••••••••••••••••• X 3 144 3 69 4 1 18 2 54 4 164 2 85 VINLAND, KS (See also Palmyra Township) Newspaper Items, 1883 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••..••••• VIII Post Office, History 1868-1947 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX Schools (See School Records) VITAL RECORDS Births: From Lawrence Newspapers, 1861-1863 ••••••••• ~ ••••••••• IX Deaths (See also Cemetery, Court, &Mortuary Records, Obituaries) Deaths: Douglas Co. Mortality Schedule, 1860 •••••••••••••••••• VIII Notices in Newspapers, Jan 1861-0ct 1863 (A-L)........ X (~1-Z).. •• •• •• Belvoir, Feb 1887.............. Quantrill's Raid, Names of People Killed.............. 160 X X I XII 1 1 45 43 4 159 4 165 1 3 2 56 3 137 2 74 1 7 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) Lecompton Vital Statistics: Index, "Lecompton Monitor," 1885 •• From Newspapers, 1888-1890 •••••••• Marriages, Douglas Co. Court House Records 1863-1865 •••••••••. 1866-1867 •••••••••• 1867-1868.......... 1869............... 1870............... 1871 ••••••.•.•••.•• 1872 •••.••••••••••• 1873 ••••••••••••••• 1874 ••••••••••••••• 1875 ••••••.•••••.•. 1876 •••.••••.•••••• 1877............... 1878 ••••••••.••••.• 1879 •••.•••.••••••• 1880 ••••••••••••••• 1881............... 1882............... 1883............... 1884 •••••••••.••••• 1885........... ... . VII VIII III III V V VI VII VII VII VII VIII VIII IX IX IX IX X X XI XI XI 1886 •.•.•••••••.••• XI 1887 •••••••.••••••• XII Marriages, Douglas Co. Newspapers: 1854-1860 •.••...••••.•.•••• VI Jan 1861-0ct 1863.......... IX Marriages, Friends Monthly Meeting 1871-1897 .••.•••••••••••••• VI Marriage Records in Area 1854-1861 ••••.••••.•.•••••••••••••••• VIII 3 148 1 43 1 23 3 88 2 60 4 127 3 108 1 19 2 68 3 108 4 164 2 76 3 110 1 7 2 64 3 121 4 172 1 15 4 156 1 3 1 60 116 4 1 1 4 3 4 161 10 15 160 132 155 2 Voting Records (See Election Records) WAKARUSA TOWNSHIP (See also Lawrence) Barker Grange No. 27: 1873.................................... IX 1 45 Cemeteries (See Cemetery Records) Churches (See Church Records) First Flour Mill (See also Willey, J.W.)...................... X 2 94 Franklin Early History .•.•••••.•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• VIII 4 198 Halloween Party 1915.......................................... IX 1 46 History and Residents ••.....•......••...•••...•.••..••.•..•... VII 1 49 Literary Society of Franklin, KS.............................. X 3 151 Schools: Franklin, Lakeview, Lawrence, Wakarusa Model, Walnut Grove (See School Records) Township Officers, 1897 •..••••.•••••.••••••.•••••••.•••••••••• IX 1 3 WAKEFIELD, John A. of Kanwaka Twp.: Will and Obituary •••••••.•••.•.•• VII 4 WALKER, S.N. of Baldwin City: "A Burglary in Baldwin City - 1872" •.•• XI 3 WATTLES, Augustus of Clinton Township: Losses from Invasion, 1856 •••• VII 4 WATTS, John Crimp of Wakarusa Twp.: Biographical Sketch ••.••••••••••• VIII 3 Weaver, KS (See Eudora Township) WEBBER Autograph Book •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VI 3 WEIMER, James H. of Marion Twp.: Biographical Sketch •••••••••••.••••• VIII 4 WHITE, George W.: Life History •..•....•............••...•..•..•••.... IV 2 WHITMAN, Herman Delos: Obituary •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•.•.•••••••• XI 1 Wichita County Census (See Census Records) 161 201 , 130 198 144 140 196 51 37 �VOL. NO. PAGE PIONEER, INDEX TO CONTENTS (continued) WIGGINS, James B. of Wakarusa Twp.: Recollections and Biography •••••• VII WIGGINS, Jane: Ahnentafel •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• IV WILLEY, J.W.: Family, Pioneer Millers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIII First Flour Mill of Wakarusa Twp .•••••••••••••••••••••• X X WILLIAMS, Patricia Jolene Saum: Ahnentafel ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 98 2 58 4 154 2 94 1 30 WILLOW SPRINGS TOWNSHIP Cemeteries: St. John's (See Cemetery Records) Churches: St. John's United Church of Christ, Worden United Methodist (See Church Records) Columbia Literary Society: 1894-1897 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• IX 1 IX 2 IX 3 IX 4 Columbia, Newspaper Items..................................... X 3 History and Residents ...•........•••..•......•..........•..••. VII 1 Pleasant Grove, Newspaper Clippings 1913 •••••••••••••••••••••• VII 2 Schools: Columbia, High Prairie, Pleasant Grove, Union, Willow Springs (See School Records) Township Officers, 1897.......................................... IX 48 103 154 198 152 50 99 1 Wills, Estates, and Probates (See Court Records) WINCHELL, Mr.: Saved by Women During Quantrill IS Raid •••••••••••••••• XII WOOD, Samuel N.: Letter from Kansas 1854 •••••••••••.••••••••••••••••• IV X WOODARD, Maude of Lawrence: Clippings from her Scrapbook ••••••••••••• WOODWARD, Lucy Wilder of Lawrence: Biography ••••••.••••••••••..•••••• X Worden, KS (See Willow Springs Township) 1 48 4 93 1 11 3 132 YOUNG, C.B.: Maple Hill Farm Journal, 1897 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• XII XII 2 57 3 129 ZIMMERMAN, William: German Death Certificate •••••••••••••••••••••.••• VIII 2 Cover *********************************************************************************** TO ORDER BACK COPIES OF THE PIONEER Douglas County Genealogical Society Members Kansas Residents, $3.61/issue Out of State Residents, $3.50/issue Non-members Kansas Residents, $4.14/issue Out of State, $4.00/issue Send your name and address with payment to: Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. 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Five Generation Charts •• Cookbook Chairman • • • • Independence Day . • • • • Maple Leaf Festival • . • Budget. • • • Cemetery Book . . • . • • Erma McManness, 1600 West 22nd St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Earl & Oma Curtiss, 1623 Harper St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Vivian Commons, Route 1, Box 205, Lawrence, "Ks. 66044 Maxine Hougland, Route 1, Box 262, Perry, Ks. 66073 Dorothy Wiggins, Route 2, Box 3l9W, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 The executive (board) officers Jean Snedeger, Chairman, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Vivian Clough, Route 5, Box 128, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Grace Embers, 3001 Ranger Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Pauline Meyer, 1227 Brook, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Jane Wiggins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Calling Committee • • • • Mary Lawson, Chairman, 2246 Tenn. St •• Lawrence. Ks. 66046 Virginia Aldridge. 3323 Iowa. #105. Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Dorothy Clarke, 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Sharon Moore. 1131 Delaware St., Lawrence. Ks. 66044 Pioneer Committee ••••••••• Donna Shogrin, Chairperson, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 and ALL Douglas County Genealogical Society members who submit articles. ****** ** ***** The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings are held, if possible, and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. Visitors are always welcome. *** ******** * * The Douglas County Genealogical Society Library is located along the east wall of the Lawrence Public Library, 707 Vermont St. Hours are: Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.; Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Sunday, 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Anyone may use our library but items may not be checked out. A card file of the societyT s . k t at the Reference Desk Microfilm readers are available. at the Library h o ldi ngS!1S ep . .' h R f rence Desk. and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at t e e e �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 ------------------------------------------------------------------------Winter 1989 Vol. XII, No.2 Contents Page D.C.G.S. 1988-89 Membership . . . . . 50 Biographical 54 Sketch of James LEIBEY Biographical Sketch of Nancy (GRAHAM)LEIBEY Map of Grant Township. 55 . ... · 56 C. B. YOUNG'S 1897 Maple Hill Farm Journal · 57 61 Minutes of the Meetings of Clinton Town Company. Charlotte V. CUTTER'S Seventieth Birthday Celebration . . . . 64 MILLER Family Bible . . . . . . . 66 Douglas County Farmers' Directory - 1920 . . . . . 67 Excerpts of "The Class of 1881" (Kansas University). 74 Data of Friends (Quakers) Monthly Meetings - 1869-1935 · 76 82 Picture and Diary of George W. MARKLEY ca 1914 . Inventory of DCGS Genealogical Books . . . . 87 Excerpts taken from the Autobiography of Albert R. GREENE - 1842-1893. 94 Queries. . . • 95 Index. • . · 97 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ORDER OUR COOKBOOK NOW OUR FAMILY TREE COOKBOOK Douglas County Genealogical Society c/o Beverley J. Chapman 2114 Marvonne Road Lawrence,Kansas 66046 $6.27 including tax per copy. Please include $1. 75 per book for postage & handling. �50 DOUGLAS COUNTY, KS., GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 1988-89 Membership Douglas County AKIN, Dorothy, R. R. 2, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 ALDRIDGE, Virginia R., 3323 Iowa, #105, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 ARNDT, Marcella E., R.R. 2, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 B~BBITT, Dale & Norma, R.R. 1, Box 239, Overbrook, Ks. 66524 BAILEY, Walter, 303 8th St., Baldwin, Ks. 66006 BAXTER, Delbert & Mary M., 1614 E. 18th Terr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 BERG, Emma B., 1329 Kasold, F-1, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 BISHOP, Edward & Marguerite, 1601 E. Glenn Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 BOOTH, Arden, Box 3007 ~. -Lawrence, Ks. 66046 BROWN, Justyn, 2024 New Hampshire, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 BURCHILL, Mary Dresser, 1612 St. Andrews, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 CAIN, Donald & Roberta, 2416 Morningside Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 CHAPMAN, Beverley & Lawrence, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 CHAPMAN, Clyde, R.R. 2, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 CHURCH, Mary Jane, 1627 Learnard, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 CLOUGH, Vivian, R.R. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 COBB, Willard H., 1710 Indiana,. Lawrence, Ks. 66044 COMMONS, Vivian, R.R. 1, Box 205, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 COUCH, Maudie, 631 Locust, Box 326, Eudora, Ks. 66025 CROWN, Irma Jean, R.R. 1, Box 276A, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 CURTISS, Earl L. & Oma L., 1623 Happer St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 DALQUEST, Ron & Wendy, R.R. 2, Box 253, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 DEAN, Virgil & Jan, R.R. 2, Box 156, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 DITTMAR, Russell & Margaret, 2503 Jasu Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 DOCTOR, Marjorie, 1308 W. 20th St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 DORR, Charles & Mary F., R. R. 1, Eudora, Ks. 66025 ELDER, Jan, R.R. 2, Box 57-C, Baldwin, Ks. 66006 ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 EMBERS, Grace & Robert, 3001 Ranger Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 EVINGER, Marlene & David, 310 W. 13th St., Eudora, Ks. 66025 FRANCIS, George W. & Carol, 1916 Countryside Lane, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 FREEMAN, Marjorie H., 2317 Anderson Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 FRITZEL, Dorothy~ 2411 Louisiana K-128, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 GABRIEL, Margaret, R:"R. 1, Eudora, Ks. 66025 GAINES, Lois, R.R. 2, Overbrook, Ks. 66524 GORTON, Dr. Thomas & Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 GRAVES, Harold & Maxine, 1828 Ohio St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 GRIMMER, Karen, 2502 UniVersity Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 HANCUFF, Mary Louise, P.O." Box 744, Baldwin, Ks. 66006 HARRIS, Mm. T. & Virginia L., 3418 W. 10th Terr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044-0064 HOUT, Goldie, R.R. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 HOLDERMAN, Alden & Mae, 1631 Pennsylvania, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 HOUGLAND, Maxine, R.R. 1, Box 262, Perry, Ks. 66073 HUGHEY, Lora P., 2424 Melrose Lane Apt. A 307 Prairie Ridge Pl., Lawrence, Ks.66046 HUELSBERGEN, Helmut & Ursula, 1908 Alabama St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 �51 Douglas County, Ks. (continued) JAMISON, Mary I., R.R. 2, Box 58-A, Baldwin, Ks. 66006 JARDON, Marvin & Norma, R.R. 1, Baldwin, Ks. 66006-9716 JOHNSON, Marguerite & Fred, 524 Lincoln, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 KEMBERLING, Jerry & Sonnie, 306 Parkhill Terr., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 KENNEDY, Max & Jackie, R.R. 2, Baldwin, Ks., 66006 KERSEY, John & Alice, P.O. Box 3945, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 KIDWELL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 KING, Myron & Edwina, 2917 Santa Fe, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 KRAFT, Christine Davidson, 404 Cattleman St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 LAWSON, A. J. & Mary, 2246 Tennessee, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 LENZ, Mark & Brenda, 3404 Richard Ct., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 LONG, Mrs. Raymond, Box 125, Eudora, Ks. 66025 MARKLEY, Yvonne', R.R. 2, Box 164, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 ~YER, Pauline F. & Herman, 1227 Brook, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 MOORE, Mary & Sharon K., 1131 Delaware St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 MUSICK, Cheryl A., ' R.R. 5, Box 145, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 McCRARY, Letha, 1900 W. 31st St., E-19, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 McGEE, Virginia L., 1102 Birch St., Eudora, Ks. 66025 McMANNESS, Erma G., 1600 W. 22nd St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 McMANNESS, Michael & Brenda, R.R. 5, Box 46-A, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 NELSON, Dr. R. 0., 2425 Orchard Lane, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 NORTH, Shirley, 1337 New Jersey, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 NUFFER, Paul, R.R. 4, Box 157, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 ONESLAGER, Kevin, 114 Elm, Box 263, Baldwin, Ks. 66006 PARKER, Martha J., R.R. 2, Box 99, Overbrook, Ks. 66524 PAYNE, Bertha & Jack, 936 Holiday, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 PAYNE, Janet, 213 High St., Baldwin, Ks. 66006 PINEGAR, Judy & Gale, 1900 Crossgate Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 POSTMA, James L., P.P. Box 507, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 POTTER, Donald, 2210 New Hampshire, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 REED, Dr. Jim & Polly, 1901 University Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 RICHARDS, Dean & Catherine, 309 9th St., Box 616, Baldwin, Ks. 66006 SAMS, Bill & Jerrie, 1831 Indiana, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 SAYLER, John & Virginia, 342 Woodlawn Circle, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 SCHOTT, Cynthia, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 SEDLAK, Ramona, 1500 E. 25th St. Terr., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 SHELDON, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 SHERBON, Elizabeth, 1400 Lilac Lane, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 SHOGRIN, Quentin & Donna, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 SMITH, Claude & Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 SNEDEGER, B. Jean & Charles E., 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 SNEDEGER, Charles W. & Sarah, 1130 Oregon St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. 1, Box 274, Lecompton, Ks. 66050 STUART, Mary Lynn, R.R. 2, Timerline Acres, Baldwin, Ks. 66006 SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 TALLY, Fay & Lloyd M., 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 TWEDELL, Gertrude, 531 Ash, Eudora, Ks. 66025 VAUGHN, Donald & Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 WELLING, Edna & D. P., Rt. 3, Box 298A, Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 WHITSON, Robert H. & Carol, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 �52 Douglas County, Ks. (continued) WIGGINS, Dorothy R., R.R. 2, Box 319W, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 WIGGINS, Jane M., R.R. 5, Box 54, ,Lawrence, Ks. 66046 WINCHELL, Arthur & Mary Lou, 927 Crestline, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 WORLEY, Charles & Erma, R.R. 6, Box 24, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 YOUNG, Phyllis J. Baecker, 202 W. 13th St., Eudora, Ks. 66025 Out of County ABELLA, N.E. & Lottie, P.O. Box 726, Allen, TX. 75002-0726 ALLEN CBUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, Acquisitions-Periodicals, Box 2270, Ft. Wayne, IN. 46801 BANDEMER, Wilber W., 204 Chase, Portland, TX. 78374 BARKER, Jo Anne S., 1940 Rocky Dells Dr., Prescott, AZ. 86303 BEASLEY, Willis Jr. & Norma, 1525 S. Garfield St., Denver, CO. 80210 BIGSBY, Harold A., 2716 Scruggs-- Park Dr., Ft. Worth, TX. 76118 BOCK, Mildred M., 13811 Kimberly Dr., Largo, FL. 33544 BOGGS, Mrs. Vernon, 11556 El Camino Real Rd., Montrose, CO. 81401 BOWEN, Mrs. Charles, 4885 Academy St., San Diego, CA. 92109 BROWN, Capt. Keith F., 5196 Mt. Alison Dr., San Diego, CA. 92111 BRUNK, Doris, 508 Oswell, Bakersfield, CA. 93307 BUTLER, June, 530 West 15th, Ottawa, Ks. 66067 CINICINNATI PUBLIC LIBRARY, Serial Unit, 800 Vine St., Cinicinnati, OH. 45202 COLWELL, Betty J., 4922 Glenmeadow Dr., Houston, TX. 77096 CORDELL, Chloetta, 20185 S. Gardner Rd., Gardner, K8. 66030 COTTER, Dennis J., 5240 New Ct., West Bloomfield, MICH. 48033 COX, Margaret, 3900 Dana St., Fort Worth, TX. 76117 CRITTENDEN, Sandra L., P. O. Box 417, Oakland, Oregon 97462 DAKIN, Vera S. & John, R.R. 2, Box 284, Drexel, MO. 64742 DAVIS, Donna V., 4750 70th St., Townhouse #39, LaMesa, CA. 92041 DUMAS, Marilyn, 106 SE 41st Ave., Ocala, FL. 32671 DUNN, Elizabeth, 8935 Cottonwood, Apt. 3, Lenexa, KS. 66215 EADS, Miriam G., 920 E. 6th, Pratt, KS. 67124 FAMILY HISTORY LIB. ACQ., 35 Northwest Temple, Salt Lake City, UTe 84150 GANTENBEIN, Larry, R.R. 1, Box 45, McLouth, Ks. 66054 GIMBLET, Ernest & Dorothy, 1026 Martin Rd., Houston, TX. 77018 GOSS, Carrol W., M.D., 4224 Christmas Tree Lane, Bakersfield, CA. 93306 HANNIG, Shelton & MUriel, 106 Allendale Pl., Terre Haute, IN. 47802 HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Wolf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA. 95405-3560 HELLSTROM, Ray, 12000 Bennington, Grandview, MO. 64030 HERRINGTON, Miss Nancy, 806 Baltic Dr., Florissant, MO. 63031 HOFMANN, Barbara G., 66 Lobsterback Rd., Trumbull, CT. 06611 HOGAN, Anna Marie, 3017 N. Racine Ave. Chicago, IL. 60657 HOOVER, Mark A., 1573 Beverly Rd., Idaho Falls, ID. 83402 HOUSTON, Mary C., P.O. Box 2292, Topeka, KS. 66601 HUNTER, William P., 2403 W. Springfield, Apt. W8, Champaign, IL. 61821 IRVIN, Virginia V., 2109 20th Ave., Monroe, WIS. 53566 JOHNSON, Aurelia & Otto, 1528 S. Oak St., Ottawa, KS. 66067 KENSIT, Inez S., Westmont Oaks, 4984 Westmont Ave., San Jose, CA. 95130 KIRK, Kyle K., Jr., 3020 Shadybrook Dr., Midwest City, OK. 73110 KLINE, Mrs. Wilmer G., 801 N. First St., Garden City, KS. 67846 �53 Out of County (con~inued) KNOX, Dennis I., 162 S. Kings Highway, Stillwater, OK. 74074 KNOX, James & Bernice, R.R. 2, Box 99, Valley Falls, KS. 66088 LEONARD, Fred & Rosalyn, 8490 Oakmont Dr., Santa Rosa, CA. 95409 McDONALD, Helen, R. R. -2, Box 150B, Hayden Lake, ID. 83835 MAKER, Betty L., 1107 N.E. Revere Ave., Bend, OR. 97701-4149 MARTIN, Peggy A., 2804 Normandy Dr., Mishawaka, IN. 46545 MATTHEWS, Mary Jane, P.O. Box 542, Portola, CA 96122 METSKER, Shirley A., 13695 Boston St., Brighton, CO. 80601 MEYER, Ruth A., 103 3rd St., Box 135, Winchester, KS. 66097 MILLER, Mrs. Winston, 521 Hill, Red Wing, MN. 55066 NEEL, Barbara, 6710 N.W. 31st Terr., Bethany, OK. 73008 623 Virginia Dr., Rio Vista, CA. 94571 O'Connell, Mary Bell, Pearson, Frank E., 4 S. California St., Lodi, CA. 95240-1908 PEMBERTON, Marie M., R.R. 1, Box 33, Pawhuska, OK. 74056 PROVINI. June Swadley, 9535 Elvis Lane, Seabrook, MD. 20706 REID, Janet, 13863 Kinbrook St., Sylmar, CA. 91342 RICE, Kathyrn L., 1915 N. St., Gering. NEB. 69341 SANDERS, Mrs. Elizabeth, R.R. 5, Box 366, Warrensburg, MO. 64093 SCHEER, Elinor Dale, 3090 N.,E. Lincoln, Hil lsboro, OR. 97124 SCHELL, Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, ID. 83843 SHAW, Ray H., 17410 Mpl. Vly. Hy. Sp. 75, Renton, WA. 98058 SHOEMAKER, Rose Mary, 705 N. Walnut, Medicine Lodge, KS. 67104 SMITH, Adell Carr, 2558 W. Village Lane, Springfield, MO. 65807 SNAVELY, Jack & Jean, 1908 Edgewood Rd .• Sioux Falls, S.D. 57103 STEPHENS, Bernice, P.O. Box 3455, San Bernadino, CA. 92413 THORNTON, Carnie E., 34809 Donald Dr., Hemet, CA. 92343 THURBER, Mr. & Mrs. Karl, 1020 Radcliffe St., Bakersfield, CA. 93305 TITLE, Barbara Dobbins, 3947 Greenwood, Orange, CA. 92669 TOMBERLIN, Virginia L., 2724 Daniels Ave., S. Charleston, W. VA. 25303 VOPICKA, Mrs. Joane, 9133 S. 77th Ave., Bridgeview, IL. 60455 WALLACE, Anita M., 1814 West Latimer, Tulsa, OK. 74127 WARSOP, Eunice Curtiss, Box 589, De Soto, KS. 66018 WETZEL, Cherie B., 5320 54th St. W., Tacoma, Washington, 98467 WHIPPLE, Darrel & Judith, 76439 Alston Mayger Rd., Rainier, OR. 97048 WILLIAMS, Patricia J., P.O. Box 370, Ocean Park, WA. 98640 WISCONSIN, STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State St., Madison, WI. 53706 If there are any errors in this membership list please notify the membership chairman in care of the Society. This will help to see that you get your Pioneer and it will save the Society money. Thank you for your help. Erma McManness Membership Chairman --------------------------------------------------- �54 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH of JAMES LEI BEY From Tracy Learnard Scrapbooks, Courtesy Watkins Community Museum ~ AMES LEIBEY, M. D., deceased, was born ~ in Hamburg, Germany, and in boyhood ac. companied his father, Frederick, to A~erica, settling first in Philadelphia, but soon gOlOg to :the Cumberland Valley, where he was reared and leducated. He then went to New Orleans, where ;he studied medicine and began its practice. Re:turning north in 1848 he left New York for Cali;fornia via Cape Horn on the ship "Columbus," :and after a monotonous voyage landed in San Francisco. Going inland, he engaged in miniug. In 1852 he returned east, bringing with him a considerable amount of gold-dust. For a time he made his home in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he owned property, but later went back to New Orleans and embarked in the sugar refining business, making shipments of sugar to the north by boat. In Logansport, Ind., in May, 1856, Dr. Leibey married Miss Nancy A. Graham. Their wedding tour was - a trip to Leavenworth, Kans., where they arrived on the 30th of the same month. On the 3d of October, 1856, they came to Lawrence in a stage with nine passengers, guarded by. twenty-six dragoons, whose presence the border warfare rendered necessary. Crossing the Kaw by means of a rope ferry, they entered the town that was to be their future home. Both being ardent free-state advocates and stanch Republicans, they incurred the hatred of pro:slavery sympathizers, whose malice they suffered more than once. They were living in LaYKence at the time of the Quantrell raid and lost their residence and business property by fire. Dr. Leibey was taken a prisoner and locked in a room above the hardware store, it being the intention to fire the building with him in it. A guard was placed before the store to prevent his es~pe. Mrs. Leibey was driven out of her house by the gang. Learning her husband's where- Sublitted by Judy". Sweets abouts, she went to the guard' and appealed to him for the doctor's release, but in vain. Afterward another ruffian was put ou guard and she made her appeal to him, but of course without avail. As she stood watching, she saw the guard hurry across to a saloon. At once she ran upstairs, took her husband down the rear stairs and hastened witJt him to the river, where they escaped in safety. ,.. After the raid, Dr. and Mrs. Leibey returned to Leavenworth and remained there until a house was built for them in Lawrence. From the shock and danger of. the raid Mrs. Leibey suffered a long illness and it was some time before she 'regained her former strength. In October they returned to Lawrence and took up their residence in a frame house that had been built for them. Soon afterward they erected the residence in which Mrs. Leibey and her daughter ~ow make their home. The latter, Lily Graham Leibey, is an accomplished musician, highly educated, well iuformed in arts, music and science, and is her mother's companion both in domestic interests and the broader field of knowledge and culture. Dr. Leibel' was a wan of more thanordinary ability. His education was broad and he was familiar with several languages, besides being a musician, a performer on various instruments and a vocalist .. From the age of seven~ . teen he was a member of the Presbyterian Church and his life was that of an earnest Christian. Fraternally he was identified with J:he Masons. His death occurred in 1868, when he was fifty-six years and ten months old. �..• -,y- • .. , ... ..- 55 BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF NANCY (GRAHAM) LEI BEY ~, (Mrs. James LEI BEY) From Tracy Learnard Scrapbooks, " l' Courtesy Watkins Community Museum --' , ~ RS. NANCY A. (GRAHAM) LEIBEY is one i ,of the pioneer women of Lawrence, to whose patriotic devotion and sterling judgment much of the early gro~th of this city was due. Much has been written and much said concern, ; ing tbe men who came to Kansas 'in early days ,\ I, with the hope of making this a free state, and : certainly too much cannot be said i~ their,praise; but little has been written regarding the women who came west in the' 50S, who endured all the . horr,?,rs an!1J),uf(ered_thehardsl~ips of border war- 'I I fare, and who, in spite of all perils, remained ' , true, faithful and steadfast to the end. Such, iii brief, isthe story of Mrs. Leibey'slife. Shecame .• west a bride, leaving a home where every comfort ' had been found and' a state where peace reigned; from such a place she was brought to a state rent with dissension and stained with the blood of martyred citizens. ,Like her husband, she was a radical Abolitionist and was determined to do all within her power to advance the free-state cause. In early days she became acquainted with all the noted men of Kansas and was an ardent admirer and personal friend of "Jim" Lane and other I Abolitionists. Prom the age of seven until fifteen our subject lived in Springfield, Ohio, where 'she attended the public schools and academy. When seventeen she began to teach in Logansport and continued until her marriage three years later. She then came to Kansas with Dr. Leibey and has since made this state her home and has maintained the deepest interest in its welfare. While in Leavenworth a body of men came from Platte , County, Mo., to terrify the free-state people. , She was sitting on the porch at the Phillips house as they passed by. The next morning another company appeared and surrounding the house, ,sent some of their men into the house. Several free-state men were shot in the ha11,~.. 'Nillinlll ,Phillips was killed and his brother wounded. Fearing the seizure of their possessions, she had the trunks taken into a building in the rear of a neighboring house and there locked. All freestate' workers were ordered by the pro-slavery invaders to leave, and many,' fearing for their '., lives, hastened away, some going on the boat "Emma." Dr. and Mrs. Leibey were boarding :.:.:-~;r:.' i /:;_:~~:~?:,\~:,~:;:;'~~J;:ii~::" , - "."', . ,wIth-Colonel Sharpe, a pro-,slavery m'an~ A mob, !from Alabama swamp ordered them to leave, and I they went to Richland Landing,' then down the; i river by boat. During the passage they met the i : "Old Emigrant," and boarded it, finding among: jts passengers Mr. Geary, the new gov~rnor of: Kansas, who had been a friend of the doctor in i California. They returned with him to Forti Leavenworth and remained in the colonel's home for twenty-one days. Afterward they experi-! enced all the perils of war times in Lawrence and j more than once escaped as by miracle. ; Since Dr. Leibey's death Mrs. Leibey ha~.i . given her attention to the management of her! property and moneyed interests, in which, being j a thorough business woman, she has been quite ~ successful. She has never lost her love for Kansas and no one rejoices in its prosperity more' I than does she. -, Note: "rs. Leibey'~ father and grandfather were naled Israel 6rahal. Her lother, "ary, was the daughter of Daniel Bowen. In 1835 Nancy 6rahal was born in a hunter's lodge near Uniontown, fayette Co., PA. for further falily infor.ation see cOIPIete sketch in Tracy Learnard scrapbooks. �56 Map Sho'W-Lng Location F a r - l n - -N.E. From: of c. B. Yo·u.n.g , s ~ Section 7, Township 12, Range 19 Atlas of Douglas County, Kansas (1902) I,r Parts of 'J'ownsllip 12 SOUtll, Ranges19and20 East J 'E r of-iJu. 6th EM. N --~ C.R., 0 b -i �57 C, B, YOUNG'S 1897 fWlLE HILL FARr" JOURNAL GRANT TOWNSHIP Page 31 Jan. " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " 1 Very wann- Working on crib no. 2 1 Bill & John husking on ground. 2 Sleeting - a good deal colder. Carpenters finishing house. Lower floors about laid. 6 Been quite cold for several days, but getting warmer 7 Still warmer, snaw going. 7 Hauled out the rest of house lumber. Quite wann, roads muddy. 8 Bought iron roofing for corn crib $27-- 972 sq. ft. - $27,-9 Bought T1400g coal of KEIR. 9 " 8 1/3 lbs. ? Mineral Red for crib roof. 25C 9 Paid M. HILL in full for husking. 9 Working on saw frame. 9 Painters came out this morning. 9 Laid iron roof on crib,. not painted on upper under side, ~ day for two men. Rained-snawed-settled to a rain from southeast. 12 Finished making saw frame. Very muddy cannot get on wheat-to-get fodder. 15 Roofed the south crib with native boards except about - 15 ftTime about - 6 hours Went to town for blinds and extra screns ? last of stuff for house. 15 Carpenters finished house. 22 Painters finished inside of house. 23 Paid C. ACHNINq for iron roofing. 23 Paid KEIR for coal $1.65 23 Turned cold and froze up. 6 Very cold, roads very rough. Page 32 Jan. 28 Commenced breaking stalks this morning. " 29 Breaking stalks. Horses feet rather tender. " 30 Breaking stalks in morning. About ·s.i.x rounds more will finish the piece. Time 13 hours Feb. 1 & 2 Picking up shock corn. " " Hauling fodder 3 Fanned load of wheat - commenced to rain, can't haul wheat. Wheat " 7% price 80 ? 3 " All but about 30 rows of standing corn to be husked. 6 Sold wheat to J. D. B. for 80C per bu. about 1000 bu. " 6 " " 4823 wheat to J. D. B. for 80C 6 Bt. collar for Jessie $2.00 " 6 Bt. wood filler for floor $1.15 ~ gal. " 6 Paid E. W. ANDERSON $2.00 " 3 Snowed in p.m. " 4 " all day " 5 " " part of day 6 Very wann, snow melting " Feb. 20 Paid Geo. R. GOULD bal. of acct. $29.15 20 Moving house - Very wann, Road very bad. " �58 Feb. 18 " 24 " 25 24 " MMr. 1 2 " 3 " 4 " 4 " " 16 " 15 " 16 17 " Went to SCOTT sale, everything sold high. Sawing wood in a.m. Picking up corn for RILEY, 43 baskets. Painters came out at noon. Hauled lumber--Finished that job. Waxed Hall floor. Worked on' dinig room floor. Hurrah for McK.-- Waxed dining room floor. Raining--Paid E.W.A. $3.00 Returned THAYERS saw--Finished sawing stove wood. Picked up WILSONS corn. All but 6 rows grapes trimmed. Page 33 Mar. 18 Paid J.B. $1.50 " 18 RILEY husking out-rest-of standing corn. II 15 Finished painting house. 18 WILSONS moved away. " 22 Paid lodge dues for 4 mo. $2.00 " 22 Paid cash. $4.00 to J.B. & E.W.A. " 23 Working on moving old house. 24 Finished moving house. " 24 Picked up one load of corn for J.B. 52 bu. " 24 Shock corn husked. Finished Apr. 3 Rathr rainy durning the week. Plowed for potatoes Friday afternopn and Sat. Will harrow Monday and commence planting Tuesday. 6 Commenced planting potatoes Tuesday. Planted allan the corn " ground that was ready. 16 bu. Cut potatoes left. ":,8 . Rained all day. " 9 Worked on old house part of day. Hauled manure. " 10 Ground about 20 bu. wheat. Worked in old house " 11 Hauled fifty posts from lower place. " 11 Paid E. W.A. --one dollar " 16 Finished paking stalks. " 16 Paid E.W.A. $7.00 check. II 17 & 19 Hauling manure. " 19 Sold hogs 7 weighed 164011 @ 355--$58.20 " 19 " " 7" 15101/ @ 355--$53.60 " 20 Commenced plowing for corn H.P. "20 " using young mules plowing H.P. " 23 Commenced planting yellow corn. H. P. " ___23 E.W.A. dug out ditch at south end of wheat H.P. II' 23 Finished plowing H.P. " 23 Listed peice of land south of straw yard 23 Two harrows harrowed north half of plowed ground 3 hours I I I I , I I Page 34 Apr. 24 " 24 " , 24 " 26 " 26 " 27 " 27 Rained during night. Paid E.H.A. one dollar. Bought ! sack Flour for RILEY $1.10. 7,:? Board Meeting. Planting corn H.P. Finished planting corn H.P. about 10 a.m. RILEY helping plant watermelons. �59 Apr. 27 Finished planting watermelons. " 28 Commenced plowing SSAP 1 team. "29 " " " 2 teams. " 27-28-29 Blind cultivating potatoes. 2 days " 26 E.W.A. & J.B. commenced plowing for onions-3 acres " 28 Smoothing ground for onions. "29 " """ again after rain. " 28 Young mules scared & broke lose . ." Finished Harrowing potatoes 1 team 1~ days. May 1 Harrowed ground for corn around slough place--Finished planting onions. 3-4-5 Plowing for corn. Finished 6:30 P.M. " 6-7-8 Planting corn on plowed land. Finished " 8 Paid J.B. four dollar check. " 7 RILEY did not work today. " 8 E.W.A. fixed Main drain holes with slabs. " " 10 Commenced listing 1 combined lister 1 lister and one horse drill 10 RILEY working drill. " 11 Discarded combined drill. " " 12 Bill commenced drilling with NELSONS drill. 2~ days listing south edge 2 teams-2 drills Page 35 May 13 Sold stag & sow 9.75# @3C 80# on stag. " 12 E.W.A. drilled ~ day with NELSONS drill. Rained in p.m. " " l3 E. W•A. drilled all day " " """" " " 14 E.W.A~" " 15 E.W.A. did not work. " 15 Finished listing corn about 8 p.m. 17 Plowing potatoes with two teams. " " 17 RILEY working plowing potatoes. " ,,' " " ~ day " 18 corn H.P. " 19 " " " 18 Ernest plowed grapes in a.m. " " relisted corn south of cabin. " 17 17 " " plowing grapes. " 17 Uncle Will and Chas. came out. 18 Ernest commenced cultivating corn H.P. with disc with the disc " reversed. 19 RILEY working on corn H.P. " " 20 "" "~ day " " " fanning wheat ~ day " 20 " 20 E.W.A. & J.B. fanning wheat ~ day each. 20 Sold wheat to J.D.B. for 70C per bu. " " 19 Went to K.C. with wheat samples. Samples graded choose No. 3 & No.4. No. 4 being same as 3 except being drilled with weavil-Bought spray pump of W.B. Co. for $3.25. 13 Corn Drills were used in the fast speed and next to largest plate " Morgan drill, NELSON combined drill used with seven hole plate All may be to thick. Page 36 May 21 Hauling wheat to J.D.B. 41-15 57 bu. 59.30 bu. J.D.B. " 21 RILEY hoeing potatoes. �60 Hay " " " " " " " " " " " 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 29 29 31 31 31 " 31 II· Shower in evening. Hauling wheat 4 loads (49.15 48.55 58--53) Hauling wheat 3 loads (46.10 46.05) (45.00) Did not haul wheat--Rainy--Hauled 4 loads (81.20 56 1 load) 70¢ " 1" (48.15) about 44 bu. " 4 loads (82.35 89.50) (48.00) " 1" 44.15 musky @ 40¢ " 1" Paid RILEY one dollar. E.W.A. &RILEY plowing potatoes Ernie commenced cultivating listed corn north peice SSL Hauled last of wheat--52 bu. musty 4O¢ Uncle Will and Chas. left for Boston 5:45 a.m. Jtme 1 E.W.A. plowing potatoes. " 1 Finish about 9 a.m. Time 1 " " " " " " 2 2 2 2 2 " 3 " 4 " 4 i days Bought new Disc Cult. G.R.G. Commenced listing onion peice. " plowing chick corn 3 teams in a.m. " " " " 4 teams in p.m. " " "11 a.m. Finished " listing onion peice. Ernie cult. corn on potatoe peice Corn crossing peice 2 teams 11 a.m. Finished plowing all corn on potatoe patch working south now Broke disc to old disc cult now RILEY & Bill finished crossing chick corn (APSS) Page 37 RILEY & EWA crossing corn H.P. " 5 Plowing-watermelons 1 team ~ day 1 team disc cult. listed north edge of south peice A.P. Made offer of $2400.00 for COLLINS place. Bought new disc for cult. " 6 Hitch up Billy to cart--some trouble at first but ok after. Time cult, chick corn APSS H day cult, straight way. Finished 4/2 6/2 2~ day 2 cult. crossing Finished 4/4 6/4 Time on H.P. 4/5 Saturday 2 teams crossing 2~ days 2 teams first time straight way Finished 3/19 5/19 " 5 Paid RILEY 5.00 Paid EWA 5.00 Jtme 5 May---------------- 29 31 22 28 27 26 21 22 24 24 26 21 21 26 28 29 -44-l5-40¢ musky -52-50-40¢ musky -10-55-70¢ ok -89-50-70¢ ok -48-l5-70¢ -8l-20-70¢ -59-30-70¢ -104-15-70¢ -92-20-70~ -45-56-41-15-70 cashed -57----70 " -about 44 70 cashed -82-35-70 cashed " -48 " 1043 Notes: 1. Spelling of words copied exactly as written in book. 2. Stag (page 35) is a male swine castered after maturity. 3. Fanning wheat (page 31) - To winnow (grain or chaff) to separate by means of wind or a current of air. To be continued: Submitted by Carol Whitson Lawrence, Ks. �61 MINUlES OF THE t'mINGS OF CLINTON TOWN COMPANY 1857-1858 Census of Clinton for Jan. 1, 1858 Males 23 Females 27 Clinton, K. T. Dec. 12, 1857 The shareholders of Winchester met on Feb 14th 1857. The house was called to order and Thos. D. WALTON appointed Secretary. An additional quarter section was purchased of Mr. ALLGAIRE for which he receives from the proprietors four hundred dollars and fifty dollars reserving his house and also one share value of twenty-five dollars. A motion was made and carried to divide the townsite containing three hundred and twenty into one hundred shares and a valuation put upon them of twenty five dollars per share. March 2nd, 1857 The meeting was called to order by the chair on motion of M. ALBIN. C. O. BEAM was appointed sec protem in place of Mr. WALTON. On motion of Mr. UMBARGER the descriptions of the Town to be published in the Herald of Freedom. motion of G. UMBERGER, J. A. BEAM and Dr. TOMPSON was appointed a committee to draft bylaws and rules and regulations for the government of the above association. On motion it was unanimously consented to change the name of the town of Winchester to that of Clinton on motion the meeting adjourned til the 6 of March. On March 7, 1857 The meeting was called by the chair on motion G. BEAM was appointed secretary protem. On motion the chair of the Constitution and Bylaws Committee read the Constitution and Bylaws. On motion the President it be unanimously adopted. On motion article first section section section first was adopted Article 2nd was unanimously adopted Art 3d Unanimously adopted Art 4th Unanimously adopted Art 5th Unanimously adopted Bylaws Art 1 - 11 Unanimously adopted Art 12 laid on the table til next meeting �62 Art 13 Unanimously adopted Art 14 amended and passed by a majority A motion was made to adjourn and was voted down Art 15-35 Unanimously adopted On motion to elect President to the Constitution and bylaws T. B. WOODARD was elected President by a majority H. W. TOMPSON was elected secretary by a majority D. ? was elected recorder G. W. UMBARGER was elected one of the trustees by ballot J. A. BEAM was elected one of the trustees by ballot R. N. WOODARD was elected trustee by a majority List full On motion a committee was appointed to classify the lots The committee appointed by the chair was J. BEAM and G. W. UMBARGER and J. ? CASEBIER. M. ALBIN was elected treasurer according to the Constitution On motion the meeting adjourned to meet on Wednesday March the 19th 1857 Clinton March 28th, 1857 Town Company met pursuant to notice Moved minutes of last meeting read and corrected minutes read of secretary moved and carried that trustees see to the removal of the corpses on the town site moved and carried that secretary procure a share book and record shares and etc. Application for expunging the fourteenth and twentieth section of the bylaws by five members as follows: Daniel VANCIL, T. B. WOODARD, J. CASEBIER and H.H. TOMPSON Moved and carried that trustees be allowed to sell town property in shares as determined by bylaws Moved and carried to adjourn to meet Wednesday at 9 o'clock A.M. Clinton Apr. 1st, 1857 Company met persuant to adjournment called to order by the chair on motion A. CURTISS was elected secretary protem Moved and carried that the drawing of lots commence and that it be done in the order in which the names of individuals drawing whose names are recorded as shareholders. Clinton K T August the 15, 1857 Town Company met pursuant to call On motion of Mr. BEAM, Daniel VANCIL was called to the chair G. W. UMBARGER Sec protem pore On motion of Mr. BEAM the Clinton Town Company donates the Block on which the mill is on to the Mill Company. �63 By motion of G. W. UMBARGER the following names were selected to classify the balance of the lots: Daniel VANCIL, Nicholas ALLGARES and J. A. BEAM. On motion of Mr. BEAM that the secretary protem post notices for the drawing of the Clinton Town lots On motion of Mr. BEAM that the classifying Committee secure the tickets for the drawing. On motion of Mr. CASEBl3R. moved to adjourn to meet Tuesday the 25-'57. Clinton Town Shareholders met this 25th day of Aug 1857 pursuant to notices for this purpose of drawing the second time of lots which will be at this drawing of five lots to each share making with the previous drawing of Apr 1st 1857 eight lots to the share whereupon J. A. BEAM was elected president protem pore Drawing proceeded with and resulted registered in the book for that purpose H. W. Tompson (clerk) Dec 12th 1857 Town Company met pursuant to adjournment the president in the chair. Moved and carried that. UMBARGER, VANCIL and BEAM was appointed as Committee to name the streets and alleys of Clinton and report to the next meeting of the Company. On motion of CASEBIER the trustees procure the means to preempt the townsite moved by Mr. BEAM that the trustees be empowered to select and donate two or 4 lots to any man or men that will put up a mill. Moved to adjourn til two weeks from this date eve at 6 o'clock pm. November 26th 1858 Clinton Town Company met today pursuant to notice by president of the Co. Meeting called to order by the president. Moved and carried that the Company proceed to elect new officers by ballot and T. H. Woodard was elected President. G. W. UMBARGER was elected secretary J. A. BEAM N. AlLGAIER H. W. Tompson were elected trustees Moved and carried that the secretary procure a deed for the townsite and report at the next meeting Moved and carried to adjourn to meet next Saturday at early Candle light. Submitted by Martha Parker ************************** "It is by working together that we achieve the most progress toward our completed family history." ************* ************* �'-,--' I - -, ~ CHARLOTTB V. CUTTBR's SBVBNTIETHBIRTHDAY CBLBBRATION From: Republican Journal, Lawrence, KS., October 10, 1873. "Yesterday the seventieth birthday of Mrs. Charlotte V. Cutter was made the occasion by her affectionate children ... It took place at the Cutter homestead adjacent to Vinland. " ... The lady in whose home the noble company was gathered was born in 1803 and long a widow, came to Kansas with younger members of the family fourteen years prior to occupy the home her sons had prepared for her ... We found among the goodly company the following: John ROWE, who was born in Yorkshire, England in 1799 and arrived in Kansas May 21st 1856; also his wife, Ellen ROE born also in Yorkshire, England and having come to Kansas in 1857. Zach~riah WARREN, born in Virghinia in 1799, has lived here thirteen years. His wife Elizabeth WARREN, also born in Virginia, 1797. These two venerable souls have lived together as man and wife these fifty-one years. Thomas PEARSON, born in Tennessee in 1806, has been in Kansas fourteen years. His wife, Rhoda PEARSON, born in Ohio in 1820. Rev. C.H. LOVEJOY, born in New Hampshire in 1811, and came hither March, 1856. His wife, Julia L. Lovejoy, sixty-one years of age, came to Kansas with her husband. Daniel GOULD, born in Ohio in 1794. came to Kansas in 1855. Lurany GOULD, his wife, born in Ohio in 1816, came hither with her husband. Z.D. WOOD, a New Yorker, aged fifty-six, and his wife, C.A. WOOD, sixty years old, born in Vermont. Mrs. Mary GILL, aged 70, born in Cornwall, England. Mrs. G. and her husband have been partners in wedlock forty-nine years. Lucy ESTABROOK, aged fifty-four,. came here in March, from western Massachusetts. Mrs. Irene DUNN, aged sixty-nine, born in Ohio. D 1855, �65 Mrs. K. WALTON, born in Maryland. Mrs. Sophia L. SOULE, born in Bath, Maine, in 1807, came to Kansas in the fall of 1855 to join her husband, Amasa SOULE, who will be remembered by all the old settlers as the "venerable cooper," the inveterate abolitionist who harbored runaways, the non-resistant who moulded bullets and sharpened bayonets; a member of the convention which framed our State constitution, and member elect of the first State Legislature,but who died ~re the fruition of his hopes in the admission of Kansas as a free state. We complete our list of the more advanced of the party with Adrian DAVIS, aged sixty-five, from westport, Maine, on a visit to Kansas. There were present also, T.C. Marsh of Chicago, Rev. V.M. King and his amiable lady, now of Burlingame, in this state, and the children and grandchildren of the family. We found all these gray heads, then, grouped together for the first time in their lives, enjoying this occasion immeasurably ..• " * * * * * Hou,se bui 1 t by Char lotte Varnum Cutter's son, George in 1858 on his claim in Vinland, Douglas County,Kansas Territory. George's brother and sister, Alfred and Charlotte came to this homesite in 1858 and his mother, Charlotte V. Cutter and his sisters Martha and Sarah and brother, John came the following sprin~. The house, built mostly of walnut, was razed in the 1920's. Note: Charlotte (Varnum) Cutter died in 1880. She was the widow of John Pierce Cutter. (Photos: Courtesy of Watkins Community Museum and Mrs. Herschell Hemph ill). Subli tted by Judy It. Sweets �Title: The People's Standard Edition of the HOLY BIBLE, Ziegler and McCurdy, 1872. MARRIAGES Mrs. and Mr. Charlie MILLER, married 1897-April 28. Elmer Lee MILLER and Josephine Anne OLIVER June 27, 1931 Mary Virginia MILLER and Monroe SCHILLING Oct. 6, 1940 John Marshall MILLER and Mary Jane SHOOKMAN Dec 29, 1853 Marilyn Ann MILLER and John Francis HEIMOVIES, Jr. June 12, 1960 BIRTtlS Elmer Lee MILLER Jan 1, 1907 Dana W. MILLER Jan 22, 1871 Charlie W. MILLER Sept 27, 1869 Mary Virginia MILLER Oct 7th 1920 Monroe Milford 3 imon SCHILLING Apr 20th 1919 Charlie William MILLER Sept 27, 1869 Dona Winifred SHOOKMAN Jan 22, 1871 Josephine Anne OLIVER Aug 17, 1903 Marilyn Ann MILLER Feb. 24,1937 John Marshal MILLER Sept 28, 1819 Mary Jane MILLER NoV 5, 1834 Elizah Marshal 'MILLER Ja,n 2nd, 1873 ¢ c:::'\ ~\o. '" l) . 0 -. _. - _. ' ~ b~ n ~~~~_======~_~~_======~~~~~:=b=Y:J=ea=ns=ne=deg=ar~_~~~ �.,.., ,"~ . . 67 <continued from Volume XII, No.1) THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY 1920 Pages: 208-213 DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMERS' DIRECTORY Abbrevi ati ons· Used in thi s Di rectory a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant or Renter; R--Rural Route; Sec--Section; Maiden name of wife follows directory name in parentheses, ( ); figures at end of information--year became resident of county. Name· of farm follows name of children in quotation marks. In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE Jones, John R (Ver.a James) Ch James, Albert; "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, Rl Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. Means Jones, John R--Name. (Vera James)--Wife's Maiden name. Ch James, Albert--Children named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm"--Name of farm. Lawrence Rl--Postoffice Lawrence, R. F. D. 1 Kanwaka Sec 13--Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a--Owner of 160 acres. (1866)--Lived in county since 1866 • . __Tel. lawr.ence Lawrence-- Telephone. F FALLEY, Owen F., (Elizabeth ANDRIA) Ch June, James; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec lNE T5a O. G. MARKLEY (1919) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star FAIRLY, William G., (Mary MITCHELL) Vin1and Rl, Palmyra Sec 6NW T50a Ross HAUGHN (1907) Tel. Vinland Vinland FARLEY, J. T., (Mary BALDWIN) Ch Mary Elizabeth, Eben; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 15N 080a (1892) Tel. Kansas lawrence FARMER, D. Clark, Ch Myrtle, Otis, Minnie, Blanche, Raymond; Lawrence R9, Clinton Sec 23E 0160a (1900) FAWL, Charles J., (Jennie BEURKE) Ch Atha, ~Jilliam, Arthur, George, Julia, Emmett, Charles, Jr., Clifford, Margaret, Aleatha; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 31SW 0320a (1865) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook FAWL, Mrs. Mary, (Mary BOURKE) Ch Edna, Maud; Overbrook R4, r~arion Sec 29NW 0160a (1893) TeL Farmers' Independent Overbrook FAWL, William E., Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 31SW T80a Charles J. FAWL (1897) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook FEATHERSTOM, Louis H., (Lutie WELMRE) Ch Lloyd, Lila; Overbrook R2 Farmers' Independent Overbrook FEATHERSTON, Thomas, Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 27NE 0160a (1900 Tel. Alfred Overbrook FENTON, Seth, (Anna ROE) Ch Webb, John; Vinland Rl, Palmyra 22rJW 077a �68 FERGUSON, Jessie H., (Ellecta CHRISTY) Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 5E T160a Czaplinski (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence FINNERTY, William, (Mary Finnerty, sister) Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec llSW 0320a (1858) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville FISHBURN, AlfredO., (Cecil Flory) Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 15SE T85a H. H. FISHBURN Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook FISHBURN, Chauncey R., (Rhoda Vaun) Ch Carrie, Irene" Ross, Claude; "Cottage Hill Farm," Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 27SE T80a H. H. FISHBURN (1896) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook FISHBURN, Franklin, (Christina BARTON) Ch. Glenn, Pearl, Aubrey, Thelma; Lone Star R., Clinton Sec 35S 0240a (1871) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star FISHBURN, Glenn B., (Hazel HUSTON) (Mrs. Addie HUSTON, mother-in-law and Harold HUSTON, brother-in-law) Ch Marguerlie; Richland R18, Marion Sec 9NE T160a F. FISHBURN (1897) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star FISHBURN, Henry H., (Nannie BARNHART) Ch Ora, Chauncey, Alfred, McKinley, Mabel, Maurice, Cecil, Dorsey, Agnes, Lefa, Ezra, Theodore; "Grandview Farm," Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 15SE 0555a (1863) Tel • . Farmers' Independent Overbrook FISHBURN, John W., (Martha BARNHART) Ch Rachel, Ruth; (Alfred HORR, adopted) Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 14SW 0160a (1863) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook FISHER, Albert W., (Josephine CLARK) Ch Harold, Fred, Alvin, Claude; Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 14SE 0200a (1876) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook 'FISHER, Harry W., (Carrie CLARK) Ch Lester, Mabel, Velma, Lois; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 18S 0160a- (1879) Tel. Centropolis Centropolis FITCHPATRICK, George I., (Sallie WILLIAMS) Ch Rene, Martha, Ethel, George, Maud, Pearl, Nettie, Otto, Johnie; Lawrence R4, Palmyra Sec 7NW 0134~a (1913) Tel. Vinland Vinland FITZPATRICK, F. G. (Minnie WALTER) Ch Jane; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 16-17W T320a Mrs. Jane FITZPATRICK (1874) Tel. Bell Lecompton FITZPATRICK, Mrs. Jane, Ch Frank, Kirk; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 21W 0130a (1868) Tel. Lecompton Lecompton FITZPATRICK, James T., (Emma WOOD) Ch Lloyd, Jennir; Richland R17, Kanwaka Sec 12W T280a Henry WILL (1918) Tel. Stull Stull FLANDERS, Truman E., (Sada DUNN) Ch Margaret, Harold; Baldwin R4, Palmyra Sec 5SW 013a (1919) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin FLEER, August, (Mary BREITHAUPT) Ch Emma, Walter, Mabel, Irvin, George; Baldwin Rl, Marion Sec 25NE 0160 a (1869) Tel Mutual Worden FLEER, Frederic WL, (Lizzie MULTER) Ch Henry, Lucas, Clara; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 32N 0225a (1869) Tel. Mutual Worden FLEER, Lucas B., (Edna STEWARD) Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 32N T80a H. W. FLEER (1894) Tel. Mutual Worden FLESHMAN, Phil, (Noramay SANDERS) Ch Leslie, Edna, Arline; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 19NE OlOOa (1876) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin & Vinland Vinland fLETCHER, Samuel M. & Sons, ODora RUMBAUGH) Ch Melvin, Sherman, Mathew, Lillie, Capitola, Bessie, Rachel, Vavie~ Dixie, Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 22SE T805 s D. McCONWELL(1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence FLORA, Owen H., (Ida WRAY) Ch Elmer, Gladys; "Cedar Hill Farm," Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 13N 0120a (1914) Tel. Kansas Lawrence �69 FLORY, Abraham, J., (Delia WINGERT) Ch E-ta, Mabel, Wesley, Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 17N 0160a (1876) Tel. Lone Star Lone Rtar FLORY, Amos, Ida FILBRUN) Ch Arthur, Edna, Windred, Raymond, Leonard, Ruth; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 27N T160a C. E. & V. M. FLORY (1877) Tel. Mutual Worden . FLORY, Bert E., (Messie TAYLOR) Ch Mildred, Anita, Lloyd, Melvln, Robert; Lone Star Rl, Clinton Sec 36SE 080a (1888) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star . FLORY, Daniel, (Vina BOOTS) Ch Claude, Eva; Lawrence R4, Wlllow Sec 14N 0160a (1873) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star . FLORY, Edward 0., (Rebecca HINES) Ch Mabel, Austa Clyd~, Cecll; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec lSE 0160a (1870) Tel. Farmers Independent Overbrook FLORY, Elmer L., (Ella Montgomery) Ch Riley, Harvey, Henry, Arley; Lawrence R4 Willow Sec llN 0160a (1872) Tel. Home Lone Star FLORY, Fred C.,'(Cora HOOVER) Ch Virgil, Lois, Benjamin; IIValley View Farm,1I Lone Star Rl, Willow Sec 8N 0200a (1889) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star II V· FLORY, Harry C., (Pearl PEFFLY) Ch Opal, Helen, Marie; P·leasant lew Farm," Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 9S T 160a Mary E. PEFFLY (1886) Tel. Mutual Worden FLORY, HarveH., (Eva L. RESER) Ch Aha, Talmage; "Homer Farm," Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 14SW 0240a (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence FLORY, Harvey M., (Elsie SHULER) Lone Star Rl, Willos Sec 9N T160a Wesley Flory (1898) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star . FLORY, Ira C., (Flory FLORA) (Amos Rightsman, nephew) Ch Nettie; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 23N 080a (1871) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star FLORY,Irvin S., (Verda PENCE) Ch Orville, Paul, Dudley; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec llN 0133a (1883) Tel. Mutual Worden FLORY, John M., (Sarah ANDERSON) Ch Winnona, Bert, Fred, Martin, Joseph, Homer, Arthur, Robert; IIWhite Crest Farm,1I Lone Star Rl, Clinton Sec 36SE 0160a (1864) Tel. Bell Lawrence FLORY, James H., (Agnes RESER) Ch Ralph, Clifford, Chloe; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 1NE T90a W. E. CORBUTT (1876) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star FLORY, Roy (Gertrude GRIFFITH) Lone Star Rl Marion Sec 1NE 0160a (1882) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star FLORY, Virgil M., (Ruth HODGES) Casafus Flory, Broather) "Spring Dale Farm,1I Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 27N T240a Isaac D. FLORY (1869) Tel. Mutual Worden FLORY, W. Austin, (May HERBERT) Ch Alva, Maud, Iva, Fred, Frank, Gladys, Esther; IIElm Springs Farm,1I Lone Star R1, Willow Sec 6N 0100a (1864) Tel. Bell Lawrence FLORY, Wesley, (Susana ULRICH) Ch Elmer, Ira, Abraham, Mary, Elnora, Christine; Lone Star 'Rl, Willow Sec 9N 0160a (1864) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star FOGERTY, Bert R., (Lydia POSTMA) Ch Frances, Mildred, Nellie, Hazel Clayton; Richland R18, Marion Sec 6NW 030a (1873) Tel. Richland' Richland FORDYCE, Walter D., (Martha THOMAS) Ch Eva, Don, Blanche, Edith Arthur ' Grace, Lorine, Maud; Vin1and R1, Palmyra Sec 10NW T240a Mattson (1917) Tel. Vin1and Vin1and FORSYTHE, Edward S., (Carrie WARNER) Ch Estella, Mildred, Warner; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 13 OlOOa (1912) Tel. Eudora Eudora �70 FORTH, Earl B., (Bertha OEHRLE) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 34SE T80a G. OEHRLE (1894) Tel. Farmers' Independent Over-rook FORTH E. P., (Anna RUSSELL) Ch Fred, Charles, Effie, Myrtle, Earl, Arlie; Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 3SE 0200a (1870) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook FORTH, Frederic B., (t~ay SKAGGS) Ch Harry; Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 3SE T200a E. P. FORTH (1883) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook FORTH, John A., (Lizzie Wright) Ch Marvin, Amy; "Sunflower Valley Farm," Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec lOSE 0160a (1869) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook FORTH, Marvin E., (Austa FLORY) Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec lOSE 080a (1895) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook FORTH, William P., (Martha Baker) Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 15N 080a (1872) Tel. Mutual Worden FOSTER, Arthur, (Kate DIXON) Ch Alvin, Lloyd, Faye, Arlene, Kermit; Baldwin R5 ·Palmyra.Sec29.NW 0160a(1910) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin FOUST, Allen F., (Faith Doolittle) Ch Dorothy, Robert; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 25S 080a Eudora Sec 36 T80a B. F. FOUST (1880) Tel. Bell Eudora FOWLER, Joel A., (Nettie HILL) Ch Rosetta, John, Jesse, Christine, Walter, Evelyn, Charles; Baldwin R3. Palmyra Sec 27NW T67a Bishop GRAYLE (1915) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin FRAKER H. T., (Emma SHOOK) Ch Ethel, Edith, Guy, James; Lecompton R3 Lecompton Sec 18E )70a (1910) Tel. Bell Lecompton FRAKER, George, M., (Lu1a CALHORN) Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 20E T160a E. T. EMRY (1910) FRAKER, John, (Martha CALHORN) Ch Eva, Mabel, Stella, Alfred, Jess, Lloyd, Dere11; Eudora Sec 18 T157a Mrs. A. CLARK (1917) Tel. Eudora Eudora FRAUENSELDER, Mrs. Got1ieb, (Saloma SIEGRIST) Ch Mata1ine; Baldwin R1, Willow Sec lOS 040a (1896) FREESE, Fredrick W., (Annie L. LICHTFIED) Ch R ~ph, Clyde, Louise, Lawrence, Fredrick, Elwin; "The Homestead Farm," Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 35S 0240a (1916) Tel. Bell Lawrence FREESE, Mrs. J. H., Ch William, Frank, Oliver, Herbert, Mary, Esther, Maud, Clara; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 26S 0160a (1870) Tel. Bell Lawrence FRENCH, John M., (Cora BUNCE) Ch Gladys, John, Stanley; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 35-36 0160a (1906) Tel. Bell Lecompton FRITZEL, John V., (Anna GUSTAFTON) Ch Margaret, Dortha, Albert, John; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 12 0160a (1880) Tel. Kansas Lawrence FROWE, William, (Mildred JUNKLES) Ch Janet, Eleanor, Eugene, Warren; "North View Farm," Lawrence R5 Wakarusa Sec 24NW 042~a (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence FRYE, D aiel, F., Jr., (Daniel F. FRYE father, and Olive M. FRYE sister) Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 26NW 078a (1872) Tel. Mutual Vinland FRYE, John W., (Edna OLMSTEAD) (Martha OLMSTEAD, mother) Ch Eva; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 25NW Tl60a M. OU~STEAD (1895) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville & Vinland Vin1and FURNEY, J. R., (MaggieBIGLINT) Ch Julia, Eunice; Lawrance R9, Wakarusa Sec 35NW OlOa (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence 1 G GABRIEL, Charles, Ch Leota, Pearl, Lelia; "Maple Grove Farm," Eudora �71 Gen Del, Eudora Sec 17 0160a (1872) Tel. Eudora Eudora GABRIEL, Gus (Anna HORNBERGER) Ch Alvin, Esther, Harold; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 33S-34S 0175a (1871) Tel. Eudora Eudora GABRIEL, Phillip, (Christine MATHIE) Ch Alberta, Lucile, Dorothy, Paul; "Walnut Grove Farm," Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 8S 078S (1876) Tel. Eudora Eudora GABRIEL, Samuel J., (Sophia BROWN) Ch Arthur, Virgil, Amrett; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 33S 0110a (1880) Tel. Eudora Eudora GAGE, W. H., (Sarah SPENCER) "Cozy Corner Farm," Lecompton'R1, Lecompton Sec l1W 08a (1857) , GAINES, Arthur, (Myrtle McKENZIE) Richland R26, Marion Sec 7NW TIOOa C. HERSCHELL (1895) Tel. Farmers' Independent Richland GAINES, Chester B., Richland R26, Marion Sec INW T80a E. A. BOWMAN (1900) Tel. Richland Richland GAINES, Mrs. Louella C., (Louella HYATT) Ch Chester, Lillian, Blanche, Arthur, Mabel, Eugene, Zelma, Virgil; Richland Rl8, Marion Sec lNW T160a Charles McCULLOUGH (1900) Tel. Richland Richland GALE, James H., (Nellie JOHNSON, Charles JOHNSON, nephew and Martha , DUDNEY, aunt) Ch Charles; Baldwin R4, Willos Sec 35N 0150a (1870) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin GARBER, Benjamin M., (Saran METSKER) Ch Flo', Florence, Otto, Treva, Elma, Winifred; Lone Star R1, Marion Sec 14NE 0101a (1893) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star ' GARRETT, Ed. E., Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 20 080a (1878) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GARRETT John A., (Minnie GARRETT, sister) Laura CLAXTON, housekeeper; Florence Claxton, daughter of housekeeper) Lawrence RIO, Wakarusa Sec 16SE 0320a (1869) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GARRETT, John M., (Bertha DICKSON) Ch Ralph, Theodore, Frank, Myrtle, Marjorie, Ruth, Frederic, Clyde; liThe Grand Valley Farm," Overbrook R1, Marion Sec 15SE 0470a (1877) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook GARRETT, J. R., (Anna M. WESTON) Ch Myrtle, Willis, Vernon; Lawrence R4 Wakarusa Sec 25SW 0160a (1914) GARVIN A. W., (Mary REYNOLDS) Ch Vera, Ruth, Artis, Evelyn; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 6 0440a (1890) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GASFORK, Conrad E. M. Jr., (Marie BREYMEYER) Ch Elsmire, Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 15S T160a C.GASTROCK, Sr. (1911) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin GEELAN, Justus, (Edna MORRISS) Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 35 045a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton GEELAN, William G., (Mamie SCHOTT) Ch Charles, Justus, Carrie, Nora, Rose, Salome, Amis; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 3536 0280a (1860) Tel Bell Lecompton GEHRET, William A., (Cora Lee WALKER) Ch Dorothy; Vinland R1, Palmyra Sec 4NW 080a (1897) GENTRY, Srymour 0., (Bertha GAUCK) Ch Josephine Edwin, Helen; Lawrence R5', Wakarusa Sec 15NW 0160a (1886) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GENTRY, S. M., ( Daisy PATTON) Ch Lucile, Mildred, Robert; "0ak Ridcte Farm," Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 22NW 080a (1877) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GEORGE, Frank, (Adeline Anderson) Ch Mattie, Charles, Edd, Ernest; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec 21NW 028a (1901) GEORGLE, James, Sr., Ch Cecil, Marion, Tracy, James, Jr., Jack, Archie, Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 20E T80a W. H. BANNING (1875) �72 GEORGLE, Louis, (Maggie WELMER) (Noah S. WEIMER, brother-in-law) Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 24N 080a (1868) Tel. Vinland Vinland GERSTENBERGER, Carl, C., (Viola VOTAW) Ch Violet; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 9N 0112a Eudora Sec 9N T2l8a F. GERTSTENBERGER & PILLA (1888) Tel. Eudora Eudora GERSTENBERGER, Godfrey G., (Maud LYBARGER) Ch Ruby, Wanda; Eudora ~. Eudors Sec 32S 0120a Eudora Sec 29-30-32S T120a E. GERSTENBERGER (1882) Tel. Eudora Eudora GERSTENBERGER, Homer, (Erma ZIESENIS) Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 29-32 T245a F. GERSTENBERGER (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora GERSTENBERGER, Walter W., (Fred GERSTENBERGER and wife) Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 29 0160a Eudora Sec 29 T120a F. GERSTENBERGER (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora GIBB, J. Gordon, (Maud MANSFIELD) Ch Isabelle, Ann; IIWalnut Ridge Farm,1I Lawrence R2-l0, Wakarusa Sec 6NE 015a (1883) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GIBLER, Thomas W., (Mary HOUT) Ch Ivan; Lawrence $8, Wakarusa Sec 22SW 080a (1885) GIBLER, Willis L., (John GIBLER, brother; Nancey GIBLER, sister) Ch John, William, Sarah; Richland R18, Marion Sec 6NW T125a Pearl Smith (1905) Tel. Richland Richland GIERTZ, Henry, (Martha GIERTZ, sister) Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 17 080a (1884) Tel. Eudora Eudora GIESEL, Paul J., (Minnie HEPNER) IIMulberry Grove Farm,1I Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 3SE 080a (1892) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook GILGES, Dudley H., (May RAPPARD) Ch Gilbert; IIMaple Grove Farm,1I Baldwin R4. Willow Sec 31N T80a Charles RAPPARD (L887) Tel. Mutual Worden GILGES, Fremont EL, (Mabel HERSHEY) Baldwin Rl, Marion Sec lSE T320a HOLKE & OBERHALMAN (1889) Tel. Farmers' Independent'Overbrook GILLILAND, Charles B., (Martha BARNHART) Ch Hazel; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec l7S T80a H. KIRCHNER (1885) Tel. Mutual Worden GILLILAND, Thomas L., (Maggie DAMPSTER) Ch Charles, Fern; Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec lOS 080a (1860) Tel. Mutual Worden , GILMORE, Mrs. Susan C., Ch Anna, Mary, Solon, Josephine, Nydia; IIElm Grove Farm,1I Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 2N-7N-36N 0480a (18S?) Tel. Bell Lawrence GLASSER, Herbert L., (Lottie GIBSON) Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 17S 0120a ,(1912) Tel. Centropo1is Centropo1is , GLATTHAAR, R. K., (Fannie RITZt·1AN)' Lawrence R9,·14akarusa· Sec'105W' 0120a (1900 )·Te,l. Kansas Lawrence '' GLEASON" Charles J., (Hattie HOLLOWAY) Ch Charles, Frank, Alice, Lawrence; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 23N 092a (1866) Te1.Bell Lawrence &Baldwin Baldwin GLEED, Herbert J., (Carrie Joseph) Ch Herbert, Creston; IICoraburst Farm," Lawrence R4 Wakarusa Sec 7 01a (1885) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GLENN, Cyrus L., (Josephine Parsons) Ch Veda, Mabel, Paul, Gladys, Bertha, Ivan, Onota; IIG1enwood Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 32 0100a (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton GLENN, Guy C., (Carrie SCHELL) Ch Sarah, Margaret, Guy C., Jr., Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 30SW T30a Amanda Ewers (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GLENN, George L., (Viva McKENZIE) Ch Rosemary; Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 17 0150a (1893) Tel. Bell Lecompton �73 GLENN, Starr, (Mabel COLE) Ch Ivan, "Shady Brook Holstein Farm," Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 17 0150a (1893) Tel. Bell Lecompton GLENN, Thomas, (Minnie HUMBERT: Ch Claude, Star; Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 29 0102a (1804) Tel. Bell Lecompton GLENN, William H., (Jessie N. NORIS) Lecompton R2, Lecompton Sec 5W 0721~a (1867) Tel. Bell Lecompton GODLOVE, Walter S., (Clara SAYLOR) Ch Forest, Perry, Elsie, Risdon, Ella, Curtis; Lawrence Rl, Kenwaka Sec 36E 070a (1910) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GOFF, Ed H., (Etta Elliott) Ch Roy, Helen, Raymond, Frank, Virgil; Lawrence, R8, Wakarusa Sec 21SW T320a Thomas GILMORE (1910) GOFF, Harvey, (Myrtle MORGAN) Ch Lefa, Rosie, Lucile, Malvon, Ellen; "Far View Farm," Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 6 0120a (1915) Tel. Bell Lecompton GOFF, Roy L., (Fay PETEFISH) Lawrence Rl, Clinton Sec 7NE Tl17a T. Z. PETEFISH (1909) GOODELL, William M., (Hettie SHILLIAN) "Hillcrest Farm," Lawrence R4, Willos Sec 12N 060a (1918) Tel Bell Lawrence GOODRICK, Ray, (Anna M. McINTIRE) Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 12 T70a M. CLAY (1919) Tel. Eudora Eudora . . GORBUTT, J. William, (Alice KENT) Ch Faye, Greta, Gracia, Joseph, Dorothy; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec lN T160a C. W. HYRE (1915) Tel. Private GORRILL, Barr, (Jessie MYERS) Ch Robert, Marshall; Lawrence R5 Lecompton Sec l7E 0230a (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GORRILL, R. W., (Helen BALDWIN) Ch Marshall, William, Bar, Maude; Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec l7E 0160a (1868) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GOTTSTEIN, Floyd A., (Irene BUCHANAN) Eudora El, Eudora Sec 5S T80a G. HADSMAN (1893) Tel. Eudora Eudora GOTTSTEIN, Johq, (Martha DEAY) Ch Clarence, Floyd, Roy, Ethea, Ermit, Frank, Fred; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 6S-31S 0160a (1800) Tel. Eudora Eudora GRAHAM, Cleveland E., (Ethel MESENHIMER) Ch LaVerne, Fern, Ada; OverbrookR2, Marion Sec 27SE T100a B. F. MESENHIMER (1914) Tel. Farmers· Independent Overbrook GRANT, Mack, (Rebecca CHURCH) Ch Marie, Mabel, Lottie, Velma, Irene, Stella; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 10 T100a Emery Estate (1920) GRAY, John D., (Margaret KIMMONS) Ch Lee, Fred, Florence; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 30SE 080a (1904) Tel. Bell Lawrence GRAY, Robert Lee, (Jessie WHITMAN) Ch Luella, Howard; Lawrence R8, Clinton Sec 30SE T80a H. D. BOND (1904) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star GRAY, Robert M., (Caroline GEOPFERT) Ch Goldie, Hazel, Grace, Robert; "Elm Hei ghts Farm, Lecompton Rl, Lecompton Sec 31 Tl60a Ed. HARRIS (1904) Tel. Bell Lecompton GRAY Samuel H., (Ida STUMP) Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 13S 020a (1880) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin GREGORY, Fred, (Irene EVANS) Ch Francis, Leonard, ti ward; "Evandale Farm," Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 36N 0240a (1904) Tel. Kansas Lawrence GRESS, Bruce, (Maudie MURPHY) Ch Charles; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 27SW T13la E. N. KENNEDY (1919) Tel. Kansas Lawrence II To be continued: (typed by Edwina King) Submitted by Mark Lenz �•J /~ ! The Cldss of I88I _.J :.:.::JC=-;:]C":.~SJr::::::s=~t=="¢"6J ~ " qhe Class of 1881 Collier, Alice Annie, Lawrence. Eidemiller, Margaret Raymond, Lawrence. Finch, Florence Evelyn, Louisburg. Floden, Karl August, Lindsburg. Hadley, Flora M., Lawrence. Henry, Stuart, Abilene. Haworth, Erasmus, Boston Mills. Hopkins, George Scott, Holton. Humphrey, Herbert John, Junction City. Hutchins, Bion Shepard, Independence. Marvin, Mina Elizabeth, Lawrence. Peabody, Alice Hibbard, Lawrence. Rankin, Don John, Lawrence. Scott, Charles Frederick, lola. Smith, Edward Gleason, Topeka. Soper, Pliny Leland, Troy. Thacher, Nellie Green, Lawrence. Upton, Charles Green, Hillsdale. Watson, Julia Maria, Lawrence. Woodward, Mary Webb, Lawrence. 1931 Roll of the Class of '81 Collier, Alice (Mrs. Rankin) 702 North 2nd Street, Albuquerque, N. M. Finch, Florence (Mrs. Kelly) 82 West 2nd Street, New York City. Hadley, Flora M. (Mrs. Little) Whittier, California. Haworth, Erasmus, 3724 McKinley, Washington, D. C. Henry, Stuart, Nice, France, c-o American Express Co. Hutchins, Bion S., R. 3, Aurora, Mo. Marvin, Mina E. (Mrs. Wilcox) 1605 Vermont, Lawrence. Peabody, Alice H. (Mrs. Sears) 944 Kentucky Street, Lawrence. Rankin, D. J., 709 N. 2nd Street, Albuquerque, N. M. Scott, Charles F., lola, Kansas. Upton, Charles G., Box 424, R. 5, Rosedale, Kansas . City, Kansas. Watson, Julia M. (Mrs. Nicholson) 56th Street and Cornell Ave., Hotel Wildemere, Chicago, Ill. Woodward, Mary W. (Mrs. Doran) 125 Western Ave. �.:',. 26 13iographies "::<'~:~..":-.Jrs~·,?-=;:;J~ -, ,:":J~-?:;J[::_-::=-==--JI>' =-=,:;:J~~ DON JOHN RANKIN ALICE ANNIE COLLIER Was born June 21, 1860, in Pittsburgh, Pa. At the age of five years she took a long journey, taken by many about that time, to Kansas. Slle was domiciled for the next three years on a Kansas farm just south of Lawrence. Tiring of country life and rural school she took up her abode in town and entered Quincy school, steadily pursuing her studies and graduating from Central high school in 1876. She early applled herself to the study of music and became very proficient. In the fall of 1876, when she entered the University, she became a member of the chapel choir and continued in that capacity for the five years succeeding, contributing very largely to the enjoyment of nearly every student occasion and program by the magical power of her melodious voice. She was the "Sweet Singer of '81." She was an honorary member of the Oroph1lian Society and an I. C. In October, 1884, Miss Collier merged her l1!e with that of her classmate, Don J. Rankin. Her biography will be continued under that name. Excerpts of "The Class of 1881" courtesy of Mrs. Joan H. Parker, Glenview, Ill. and the "50th Reunion of the 1881 Class of K.D." A condensed bundle of perspicacity, was born in Black Jack, Douglas county, Kansas, (probp.bly in the proverbial log house) on Oct. 20, 1858, just seven years aiter the advent of the senior member of the class (Floden). At the age of three moved to Lawrence in time to have been massacred and to have his house burned by QuantreU. Afterwards lived in the suburbs of Lawrence. Attended city schools and in 1873 entered junior preparatory class at K. U. Took a scientific course and specialized in mathematics and natural history. Was an Orophilian. Mr. Rankin was married in October, 18S4, to our own Alice Collier and together they have journeyed through the 47 years, happy, buoyant and prosperous. After the marriage they went immediately to the New Orleans Exposition with the exhibit of the Reading Iron Works of Reading, Pa. They moved to Reading in 1885, where Rankin was superintendent of ice machine construction for the Reading Iron Works. He went to Albuquerque, New Mexico, in 1886 to erect an ice machine. In 1887 bought the Albuquerque ice plant and returned there to operate the same, remaining in the business till 1901. Has been in the real estate and insurance business since. The children, all graduates of K. U., in order of their ages are: Herbert W. Rankin, '08, is city manager of Radford, Va., Madonna R., '08, resides in Kansas City, Mo. Her husband, Albert P. Learned E, '10, K. U., is with Black & Veatch, consulting engineers. Juanita R., '10, whose husband, Howard A. ,Parker, is city engineer of Tulsa, Okla.; Zelia Rankin, '21, of Cambridge, Mass., whose husband, S. P. Learned, '22, G '25, K. U., is a professor in the Harvard Buslhess School. Don and Alice are very justly proud of the fact that all their four children are graduates of K. U., all are married and have families, and they boast of one great grandchild. This is surely a record which will stand for a long time, eight K. U. graduates in one family, and all back to help celebrate the Golden Anniversary of the class of 1~81. �DATA FROI1L~WRENCE HONTHLV HEETING (Cant. from Vol. XlI, No.1) 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. 76 Page 15 DATE LAST FIRST ----------- ------~-------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jordan Kather;an Katherlan Kean Keene Keene Keller Keller Fred Geo. Y. 5 Geo./Matilda 6eorge Y. George/Mati I da Herbert Herbert Henry Mati ida Matilda H. WI R Wm R. Nylie Wylie Adrein Alice Alice It Blanch Chester Endsl y? 5 Ensley/Martha Frank Frank/Lura Frank/Lura FranklLura 6eo E. Geo E. Jr Hays l. Hays I., Jr Helen Henry F Herbert Hiram/Susannah LewisiElaline Lewi s/Etaeline Marie Marsha Martha I1rs O. S. Philinul Stella Susanna 1 Susannah Thollas t~. Walter Walter/Estella WalterlStelia Will 1 1913-01-15 1893-02-15 1898-05-18 1898-10-09 1888-06-18 . 1913-01-15 1898-03-16 1869/11/17 1903-03-18 1890-04-16 1892-06-15 1913-01-15 1900-t)1-30 1922-05-17 1903-10-21 1922-02-15 1933-08-02 1893-02-15 1882/1/18 1904-03-16 1906-09-12 1910-03-16 1914-11-18 1927-08-17 1927-08-17 1922-05-17 1922-05-17 1921-09-14 1927/8/17 1921-09-14 1882/3/15. 1898-10-19 1895-11-18 1921-09-14 1922-05-17 1900-07-18 1898-12-14 1894-03-14 1922-02-15 1993-02-15 1898-05-23 1874/4/15 1922-02-15 1927-05-18 1917-07718 1893-02-15 1927-08-17 1931/11/18 1936-02-05 1932-09-14 1884/4/16 1896-05-18 1896-05-18 1892-03-16 1915-03-17 w. A Habel Day 1. B. S. 8. WI. C Alice Hannah DavidiLouisi Nannie DATA dropped for lack of interest and response fro; 1893 assessment list rcf Boston Mass. died rct Boston HI1 Mass + ch. Harry H, Mattie E, Chas, Bertha dropped for lack of interest and response rcf Boston Hass. Book and Tract Comlittee rct West Union 11K Monrovia received by letter from K. E. Marion KS req letter to Topeka H. E. dropped for lack of interest and response born. parents not named joined another church da. Martha req mem cert Imbrshp to Tonganoxie loss by death in past year frol 1893 assessment list rcf Springdale HH ch WI, Hirai req lei resigned frol lembership ch. Herbert, Marie req lei, granted joined another church Non-resident, dropped by HM Non-resident, dropped by KK joined another church joined another church dropped by own request Non-resident Ie., dropped, also W. A, 6eorge E., 6eorge E., Jr dropped by own request rcf Springdale "", KS ch. Cora, Ernest ret North Branch ch. Cora Myrtle, Ernest. rcf Walnut Creek K" dropped by own request joined another church deathy noted but no date given. trans frol Topeka Nhen meeting was laid down. to gather historical laterial cert mlbrshp to Tonganoxie frail 1893 assesslent list died family rct North Branch KM cert Ilbrshp to Tonganoxie rct Tong~noxie da.Blanch E. rcf Stanwood frOI 1893 assessment list Non-resident, dropped by KK trans to United Brethren ch, 8eioit, KS death reported accepted as "fellowship' lember rcf Tonganoxie MM da Hannah ~ Alice dropped for lack of interest. dropped for laCK of interest. rct Salel Kit OR recollended for lea by pastoral Call. �OAf A FRUM LAWRENCE MOIHHLY MEETlNG 77 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.Q. DATE LilST i9L7-1)8-11 Kell er Kell er Kell er Kennedv kennedy Kennedy Kennedy DATA FIRST Page 16 ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------\'115-03-17 1927/8/17 1893-02-15 1884/1116 18B8-12-12 1888-12-12 1893-02-15 1935-08-07 1894-10-24 1894-11-29 1893-02-15 1899 -1)7 -04 1887/4il3 1879/12/17 1888-12-12 1923-1)3-14 1'130/1/15 1935-06-C)5 1895-4-17 1935-06-05 1398-10-20 1891-3-18 1888-12-12 1893-1)2-15 1387/6/5 187712114 1915-08-18 1918-01-16 1905-10-18 1919-09-17 192(1-0~-18 1922-Ll-15 1907 -1)5-15 1387/B/17 1907-12-20 191.3 -I} 1-15 1890-11-17 1395-12-16 1'1O(H) 1-17 1895-t)b-12 1995-2-13 1894-10-24 i387/6i15 1934-09-01 1881/7/13 1'131-0B-26 1919-11-12 1903-(16-17 1'135-06-05 1907-03-01 1893-(12-15 1890-02-12 1924-(14-16 1927/8/17 Non-resident, dropped by 1M Ilannie recolII;ended lor ~e~ by pastoral CO~III. Wi I I i a.. Non-resident ~e~, dropped, Wi II i a~ Iro~ 1893 assessment list Asa ".: ref Asa D. named on so~e sfanding CO~~lttee Asa D. naliled on some standing committee Flora '1 fro~ 1893 assessment list frank ~ennedy dropped by recoQmendation of ;elbership committee Hastings Kennedv intends to Glarry Hettie Cox John Kennedy m. Nellie Cal: John Kennedy from 1893 assessment llst John 2 Kennedy born to Asa/Neille T. Jonn ·{e~.t:llan Kennedy intends to marry Lu~e Woodard. Li Z2 i e Kennedy req merobrhp ch Li •• ie, Frank. John; Florence, Harris LUClMa Kennedv na~ed.on some standing commlttee LUC1 nda Kennedy death not prevlouslv reported Lucinda Kennedy Melllorial to be prepared Marie Kennedy na;ed on standing committee Marie Kennedy Millie Jatlaan ~. of Asa, rcd by letter ~insly Congregation Ch ~:ennedy named on standing committee Neilie Kennedy died Nettie ICo~j Kennedy (Woodardi ref Hesper Penelope Kennedy na.ed on sOllie standing comlittee ItGi Kennedy from 1893 assesslent list w;. J. 20 Kennedy at Kennedy Home, Sth day, 6th month, 18B7 at 8 p.;; Kennedy-woodard Marriage ref Ti;bered Hills MM Lydia A Kenl40rthy rcl Tongano)(ie CalvinlJulia Kessinger rct Tonganoxie Julia Kessinger accepted as ~elllber Anna Keys ref Cottonwood Anna Keys rct Boulder HH CO Anna Keys rcf Boulder MM CO tinna Keys reslgned eem due t~ ~oving aKay Anni e Ii. Keys indian child transferred from Chestnut Hili to Haskel Institute Al ice Kll:a~oo ~e~ reco~ by Pastoral Comm. Vlna King dropped for lack of interest and response Vivian King ret Cincinnati HM OH Susan :1iles Kinsey dau. Laura rcf Tonganoxie JohniMarv Kirby ch. Laura rct University MM John/Nary Kirby transferred by caietakers to'ci~esent residence Mahlen Ki r k rcf Bangor, IH Mahlen Ki rk rec by letter from Baptist Ch. Howard. KS Mary Koone DanieiiLouisa rcf Springdale MM, IA Kular (?) Chari es Curti s accepted as associate member Lamb ref Geneva MM, KS Edgar H. Lalllfis . AllcE! req active membership Laptad da. Alice Louisa req. me;. Laptad Bessie accepted bv request Fred Laptad nailed cn standing committee Fred Lapt ad Joseph died Laptad Joseprl from 1893 assessment list Laptad Lapt'}(l Joseph/Susan accepted Into me~bership trans frol associate to active LOIS Laptad Ho,~eriFrances Larrance Non-resldent nea, dropped, ch EdKard. Raiph ~ .. 7 .) �DATA FROH LAWRENCE HONTHLY KEETING .. 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. DATE LAST FIRST 78 Page 17 DATA ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------1916-11-15 Larrance Tho;as/Hillie ch. Anna, Otis, Leo rct Denver CO 1928/7/18 Laughlin Vivian rcf Hesper 11K 1927-08-17 Lawrence Edward Non-resident, dropped by HM 1927-0B-17 Lawrence Frances Non-resident, dropped by HM 1927-08-17 Lawrence Ho~er Non-resident, dropped by KM 1927-08-17 Lawrence Ralph Non-reSident, dropped by 11K 1908-08-12 Lawrence Tholas/Millie ch. WI, Mary, Irwin, Annie, Sal, Chas. rcf Vera OK 1877/4i18 . Leach iParker) l1artilla KCD, desires to re.ain melbr 1896-05-18 Leech . ~yrletta dropped for lack of interest. 1893-02-15 Leonergy? Frank 2 frol 1893 assesslent list 1915-02-12 Lewis Tholas non~resident, dropped for lack of interest 1904-08-17 Lewis Thotas C. req lei 1875/6/16 Lindley Alfred/Martha request to be released 1877/9/12 Lindley Ardilla HCD, wish to relain lelber granted 1896-05-18 Lindley Cordon dropped for lack of interest. 1893-02-15 Lindley Seo. 1 froa 1893 assessment list 1869/11/17 Lindley GeorgeiElizabet rct Tonganoxie 11K linor ch 1873/11/12 Lindley George/Elizabet rcf Tonganoxie ch Corydon, Lelia 1898-04-13 Lindley George/Elizabet son Geo. H. transfer to Pilgrin Congregation, Lawrence 1a96-05~18 Lindley Lelia dropped for lack of interest. 1869/11/17 Lindley Martha rep to Q. K. 1876/3115 Linhart Esther ch Annie, Henry, BellalY, Florance rcf----1898 List of melbers revised 1898 page 239 thru 244 1894-10-24 Little Flora Hadley ch. Marjorie, Eller, George, Bernard, Naoli rct Whittier, CA 1884-10-30 Little Geo. E. I. Flora Hadley 1884/9/17 Little George not a lember, intent to larry Flora Hadley 1884/10/22 Little-Hadley George-Flora larriage leeting at Washington Hadley hale Oct. 30 1897-06-16 Lloyd Hary rcf Barclay 1912-02-14 Long Hartin Pastoral Call recollend lelbership 1925-11-18 Long Hartin/Sallie Non-resident; dropped 1913-01-15 LYlan Anna dropped for lack of interest and response 1913-01-15 LYlan Wendall dropped for lack of interest and response 1898-12-14 LYlan Wendel trans frol Topeka when leeting was laid down. 18B712l15 Hagee Joseph req lIe1 1890-02-12 Hagee Joseph rct Whittier HH eA 18B7/8/17 Hahajah Ada Indian child transferred frol Chestnut Hill to Haskel Institute 1893-02-15 Hanis Amanda frol 1893 assessment list 1892-04-13 Hannis David rcf Pleasant View MH KS 1892-01-13 Hannis Rachel ~ ch. Lenna, Albert, Mary Lizzie ref Pleasant View HH KS 1897-06-13 Maple AlaS Colin I. Lula Charles Hadley 1897-(15-12 Haple AlaS Colon intends to larry Lula Hadley 1898-09-14 Haple Lula H. req transfer to Presby. Winchester IN 1891-3-18 Harch Gregory ~ Lucy dropped by request of parents, joined elsewhere. 1890-11-17 Harch Laura Hiles req. letter to H. E. Lawrence KS 1873/4/16 Harch (Parker) Hartha HCD, dropped 1893-10-18 Markley Mary asks letter to Baptist ch AnnArbor Mich. 1896-05-18 Harple Cyrus dropped for lack of interest. ·1883/3/12 Harple Silas recDllended for lelbership by overseers 1884/6/18 Harple Silas rcf 1930-11-12 Marsh Mildred Gordon rct Lynden, ILL 1907-05-15 Harshall Leora rct Lyman "" SOak 1928/12/25 Hartin Alos died 1913-02-12 Hartin Anna recomlended for lei by Pastoral COllittee 1934-09-01 Hartin Aubrey Eugene accepted as associate lelber 1887/3/16 Hartin Chri sti na died recently, condolanees sent to son ~a.rren Hartin �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. FIRST 79 Page 18 OHTE LAST ----------- ----------~---- -------------~- ----~-------------------~--------------------~-------- --------------------- 1923-03-14 1923-03-14 1913-02-12 1891-02-18 1871/2/15 1907-12-20 1899-04-12 1907-12-20 190i-12-20 1915-03-17 1873/4/1b 1393-04-12 1903-06-17 1893-(12-15 1919-06-18 1907-11-13 1895-07-15 1921-01-12 1891-02-18 1981/7/13 1896-05-18 1918-04-17 1869/11/17 1922-02-15 1922-02-15 1922-02-15 1913-02-12 1913-02-12 1913-02-12 1897/2/15 1935-08-07 1919-08-13 1903-06-17 1903-06-17 1898-12-14 1898-12-14 1898-12-14 1878-12-14 1899-12-14 1891-02-18 197717/18 1877/6/131 1896-05-18 1888-12-12 1893-02-15 1910-10-12 18li 13/14 1889-07-14 1895-11-13 1896-01-15 1897-02-17 1895-06-12 1869/11/17 1888-12-12 1888-12-12 birth not previously recorded birth not"previ~usly recorded recoGlmended for mem by Pastoral CO~Dittee dropped by commttee Mother Christiana ref Norwich, Canada ~ell recoil by Pastoral Coil. lr ans to M. E. mel reeol by Pastoral CO~I. mel reCOR by Pastoral CO;I. ~illiall recommended for leI by pastoral Call. Eller Estella led but retained as member Mary recoil for leI by overseers Ma~ted dropped according to discipline. Han' Mc Williams Silas from 1893 assessment" list McCiain Evelyn to M. E. LaNrence McClellan lIaud ch. "Rose, May, Vera, Joined another church. McCllen Maud ch. Rose. Vera rcf Toledo 11M KS Nary McCord transferred to M. E. KC McCurdy Rachel ch. Nicholas~ to San Jose ~A McCurdy (Walton Rachel MCD wish to relain member, granted Mclurry? Mary and Wm. ref Mc Louth McMillin Laura Miles given letter of good standing McPherson Daniel acceptably attended frail Gilead MM, MO MeQueston Glen Dropped by action of Monthly Meeti~g McQueston Ruby Dropped by action of Monthly Meeting McQueston Rush (?) Dropped by action of Monthly Meeting McQuinston Glen ~ecol1llended for lei by Pastoral "Collittee McQuinston Ruby reeolmended for leD by Pastoral CODlittee McQuinston Ruth recommended for leI by Pastoral COlilittee Mt~illia.s Silas r eq lei Meairs Mary dropped by request Means Mary rcf Pasadena MM CA Meherry Anna dropped according to Discipline. Meherry ~. dropped according to Discipfine. Melton Al bert trans frol Topeka when meeting was laid down. Melton CI arence trans frol ropeka when leeting was laid down. Helton Elizabeth l1Iin. trans frail Topeka" when "illeeting lias laid down. Melton H,ollas trans from ropeka when meeting was laid dOlln. Melton Thomas Jr. trans jrom Topeka when ~eeting was laid dOlln. Mendenhall Adri enna dropped by cOllttee " Mendenhall Albert S. ref Shawnee Mil Mendenhall Charles F. ref Shawnee Mil Mendenhall Charies F. dropped for lack of interest. Mendenhall Daniel named "on some standing cOlmittee Mendenhall Daniel 3" frail 1893 assessment list Mendenhall Daniel a ~inist rcf Kansas City liM " Daniel/Sarah Mendenhall ain/elder ref Shawnee HH ch. Adrienna, Mary Mendenhall Daniel/Sarah req Din of service to Indiana and Western VHs Mendenhall Daniel iSarah ret Kansas City HM Mendenhall Fred req ~ell Mendenhall Fred transferred to H. E. Gunnison CO Mendenhall Mary H. transferred by caretakers to present residence Mendenhall Sarah Funeral committee Mendenhall Sar ah A. named on some stanolnq cOlmittee Mendenhall Sarah E. named on SORe standing cOlmittee Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Mason (Lindley) Maxtead Clyde Allen Edgar R. iSla J. Warren Jacob Luke Mary Mrs. 11. J. Murr ay DATA �IiAT A FRON LAWREIICE 1100HHL V MEE mIG . 03-29-89 AT 5:53 p.m. DATE LAST FIRST 80 Page 19 DATA ----------- --------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. . .. Sina ~ da Anna to New Salem 11M Ind. 1894-02-14 Mendenhall ret Oskaloosa 11M, IAeh lei ia, Samuel, Osker Taylor/Lydia IS7blii 12 tlenDenhal1 rcf Tonganoxie eh. Cliel?) A, Sal~el, Oscar Talilor/Lydia Mendenhall 1876/ b/17 rcf Tonganoxie da. Anna Hay Wm/Sina l1endenhall ISBblbll7 rcf Tonganm:ie. Aunda 1888-12-12 Mercer rcf Short Creek MM, OH . laura 18B612/17 tlercer dropped for lack of interest. Laura S. 1896-05-18 tlercer req dropped, joinIng another denomination l1ary 1882/5/17 Mercer reel1lllemded for lei by pastoral call *gerald 1932-12-14 Messer Joined luthran so dropped . tletner Carl 1908-02-12 died in the past year Cora 1897-1)7-14 Mettner fro~ 1893 assessment list Eva I. tliles 1993-(12-15 non-resident, dropped for lack of interest Herbert 1915-02-12 Miles d'ropped for lack of intere~t non-resident, Ja:ltes 1915-02-12 Miles named on sale standing co~mittee John O. 1888-12-12 Miles John O. 29 from )893 assessment list 1893-02-15 Mi les John D/lucy ref Wabash 11M, IN ch Susanna, Whittier, Eva, John, Herbert, Jales 188S/8il2 Miles Laban J. 10 from 1893, assessment. list 1893-02-15 l1iles laban/Agnes and chil~ren granted. church l~tter~ . 1897-03-17 Miles Laban/Agnes ch. OaUy, Laura returned ainute issued .1897-3-17 1904-1)4-1.) l1i I es laban/Agnes s. Oakley letter to Methodist Ch, Pawhuska, OK ln5-(l4-22 Miles Laban/Agnes rcf Springdale MM, Iii ch Harrie~, Theodore, Blanch, Oakley, laura IB8li bl15 Mi les lena rcf Wabash, IN 1'11'1 1885/B/12 l1iles lucy naaed on some standing comlittee . 1988:-12-12 Miles Hargaret disowned for unseelly be~avior 1906-1):-18 Mi I es Margaret Hedric reihy letter frol M. E. Kansas City KS 1894-06- \.3 Hiles SusanahiElizabe ref Springdale MM 1875/10/20 Hi I es Susanna died in the past year 1897-07-14 Miles Whittier dropped according to discipline.., 1903-06-17 Hi les letter of sympathy to Gertrude kisl~y Mil.ler husband died. 1914-11-29 Mi 11 er req. ;lei. David 1889-12-18 Hiller 1896-(\3-18 Ih II er Ja~es E. req mel .. Jailies/Julia ch. Wilbur, Jouquain, Rachel, Eva ret Maontaln View Idaho; 1907-1)9-18 Hi II er 1915-02-12 MIller Joakii non-resident, dropped fo(lack·bf interest Julia ~ EI1,abe by letter frol M. E. lawrence 1896-05-18 l1i II er Lydia A. rct Timbered Hilis HM,'KS 1887/3/16 Mi II er Newton/lydIa s. Trueman ref White' Water IN 1872/6112 Hi II er 188(1/5/12 HIller Newton/Lydia rct Rose Hill 11M, Ch Freelan, (arry, Sladys non-resident, dropped for lack of ~nterest Sperry 1915-02-12 l1i il er 1915-02-12 Mi II er Wi. non-resident, dropped for lack of· interest 1922-02-15 Hills Gertrude Risley Certificate of cmbrshp to Los ~ngeles 1111 i882/4ii2 Mi lis Millican/Mary rct Bloocingdale 11M, iN . Charles I. Ella C. Hadley . 1880-03-18 Monroe 1894-03-14 Monroe Ella Hadley rct WhIttier 1'111 CA 1880/2/18 Monroe/Hadlev Charles/EI ra inform Itg intention to ~arry: Charles "onroe not a lelber 1935-03-06 Montell Georgia r~ceived into mel ch. Helen, J~anette 1998-12-14 Hoon laura tr~ns from Topek~· "hen meeting was· laid dONn. rct PrairIe Center HM . . < - 1898-12-14 Moon Laura 1898-12-14 Moor. lovice ? rcf lynn Grove IA 1912-01-17 Moore Carrie Cox rct Horth Denver MK CO 1926-(19-15 Moore Charles/Carrie ch Jales, Albert, Edwin, lois ref Oskaloosa! IA 1929/3i25 Moore Chas T/ f ami ly rct Gnenleaf 11M, 10, 1903-01-14 Moore ClInton trans to Westminster Presby Tope~a 1895-4-17 l'Ioore Hinton J. req lIel 1884/1/16 Moore Maria req ~em �DATA FROM LAWRENCE I'IONTHLY HEETING 81 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.l. DATE 1884/2/13 1880/6flo 1883/1/17 1896-05-19 1880/3/17 1896-01-15 1894-04-18 1991-02-18 1893-02-15 1893-01-18 1893-03-15 1896-02-12 1878/2/13 1877 17115 1915-03-17 1909-12-15 1934-07-04 1934-09-05 1898-12-14 1885/1/14 1884/6/18 1881110/18 1896-05-18 1880/6/16 1898-12-14 1913-02-12 1927-01-12 1883/6113 1923-11-14 1888-12-12 1909-11-17 1888-12-12 1888-12-12 1893-02-15 1894-08-15 1894-09-13 1888-12-12 1928/01-29 1873/2/12 1894-09-12 1893-02-15 1888-12-12 1883/1/17 1883-02-22 1893-02-15 1889-02-12 1888-12-12 1901-08-14 1897-08-16 1873/2/12 1872/1/17 1875/4/14 1888-12-12 1907-01-16 1887/1/12 . LAST Hoare Hoare Hoare Hoare Hoare (Haag) Harris Harris Harris Horris Morris Harris l'Iorrison Matt I'!ott Hyers Hyers Nell i s Ijell i s Newby Newby Newby Newby Newby Newby Newby Newby Newelat (?) Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin NeNlin Newl in Nellilin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Nelli} in Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin Newlin FIRST DATA Hariah Martha B. Theodore A. Theodore/falily Martha Belle David/falily Gulia E. (Hulsey Isabel 1 Isabella Mary Lizzie Wi 11 i sll'lartha Asher/Mary E. Ashlar/Elvira AIY John/AllY C. Clinton Clinton/Lora Charles R. B. Robert Sarah Sar ah / fallil Y Tholis/ f iii 1Y Wi 11 iall N. received into aelbrshp rct Toledo HH rcf Dublin 1'11'1, IN dropped for lack of interest. I'!CD desire to remain granted rct Whittier HH CA rct Nhittier CA rcf Hesper froa 1893 assess.ent list rcf Pleasant View HH KS ret lrihi ttier CA tho Ray, Lois rcf Barclay"" rct Peace "1'1, Sterling, Rice Co, KS req Ilbrshp forlerly of Ohio--separation ch. Charles, l'Iary rct Pasadena CA tho Cbarley, l'Iary rcf Boise? HI'! of Tonganoxie naled pastor rcf Tonganoxie ch. Robert, Esther. trans frol Topeka when leeting was laid down. req cert to accolplish larriage with Lydia J. Hill of Hesper rcf Piney Moods 1'11'1, Ne ch Joseph, Millial, Sarah, l'Iary ref Tonganoxie ch Anna, Alva, Oscar, Srace dropped for lack of interest. Springdale 1'11'1, KS trans frol Topeka when leeting was laid dOMn. lelbership sent to Los Angeles CA req lei, granted req lei by letter to Presbyterian, Fresno naled on sale standing cOllittee died, sy.pathy to Joseph/Bell Newlin naled on sOle standing cOllittee naled on sale standing cOllittee frol 1893 assesslent list intends to larry Barclay Millial Hinshaw I. Barclay Millial Hinshaw naled on sOle standing cOllittee passed away 1/22/28 rcf Tonganoxie I'll'! da Flora reqest larriage at hale 910 13da 1894 frol 1893 assesslent list na.ed on sOle standing cOllittee intent to larry Millial Nicholson, Jr. I. Millial Nicholson frol 1893 assesslent list trans lei to Hesper. ch Lester, Carl, Ross. naled on sale standing cOI.ittee trans to Presby St Joseph "0 di ed ref Tonganoxie ch Martha, Tho.as, Joseph, Ellira, Delphina, Julia rcf Verlillion"" ch Cordilia B, Cornelius C, Ella rct Spring River "", "0 ch Cordelia B, Cornelius e, Ella naled on sale standing cOllittee death lentioned. replaced on cOI.ittee rct Hesper, ch Joseph, WI, Sarah, "ary WII. Ruth Arabell L Arabella Bell Bell Elizabeth Flora Flora Flora Alice Flora Alice John John H John/Rebecca John/Rebecca Joseph 6 Josephine Julia Julia F. 1'1. H. 20 H. N./Viola l1ahlon Hahlon Ernest Hahlan H. Hahlon/l1ary Rachel Rachel Rebecca Rebecca Robert 8. Page 20 �1_ _ ;j " , I' I I I I ,{ I i Picture and diary submitted by Yvonne Markley. It is a picture iof her Grandfather George W. M'arkley. The year was either 1914 or 1915. Hec had sold his farm in Texas- and was coming home to hi"s farm in Douglas County. 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Soc 06 Kan4a4 1984 V~4ec~04Y 06 Gen Soc, 06 Kan4a.6 1986 Kan.6a4 H~4~04Y "TheJr.e.6 no Place L~k.e Home" Kan4a4 H~4~0~~cal Ma4k.e4.6 1880Cen.6u.6 06 Meade &.W~c~~~a Co., K.6 1880 1880 M04~aU~y M04~aU~y Schedule 06 V~~ec~04Y 06 H~.6~04~Cal and We.6~wa4d Ho! Kan4a4 - T~avel G~~de Kan.6a.6 M~dway USA _ Kan4a4 H~4~a4~cal qua4~e4l~ MM~aU~y Schedule 06 ~he Te~4. 06- K4. 1860 066~c~al R04~e4 06 Kan.6a.6 1854-1925 Tomb.6~one Cen4U.6 06 Vougla4' Co., K.6 T,'laveUng Amoung T4ea.6U4e 06 T~me Kan.6a4 Counc~l 06 Gen Soc. 7~h Annual Mee~~ng June 1981 Fam~ly Pe4~od~cal.6 1980 Ed~~~on Kan.6a.6 Collec~~on.6" "We4~"4 Law F~nde4" V~4ec~04Y 06 H~4~0~~cal & Gen. Soc. ~n Kan.6a.6 1988 "" If"~ 210. 9 Kan.6a4 Counc~l 06 Genealogy Soc~e~y 1981 2 1 j • 7 F-<'lt4~ Bap~-<'.6~ ChuJr.c.h, En~eltp4-<'41l., K4 211 . 9 Hand Book. 06 The L~bltalt~e4, Kan.6a.6 Un~velt.6~~y 212. 2 H~4~Olt~c.al Bu~ld-<'ng SU4Velty, Vougla.6 Coun~y 212.5 Eudolta Commun~~y He~~~age 06 OU4 USA B~ven~enn~al 212. 7 Rultal Sc.hool4 and Sc.hoolhou.6e4 06 Vougla.6 Coun~y 212. 9 !Kan4a4 Aoc~e~y 85~h Ann~ve~4a4Y Reg~.6~4Y 1892-1977 213. 2 " 2 Boo k.6 213. 5 1880 MM~al~~y Schedule 06 F~ankUn & O.6age Co., 06 K4. 213. 7 W~nche4~e,'l, Kan.6a.6 NewIJpapelt4 214.2 1880 MM~aU~y Schedule oL Leat1.enW04~h Co., K4 214.5 V~nland A4ea fU4~04Y & Me~hod~4.t Ep~4copal ChU4Ch 1864-1982 Z 14. 7 So~ny Po~nt Chu4ch & Ceem~elty S H~.6~04~Cal H~ck.04Y Po~n~ 215.2 H~.6~04Y 06 Tae Un~~td Me~hod~4~ Chu4Ch & Altea C~4CU~~.6 06 V~nland, K.6 215.5 1870 M04~al-<'~y Schedule 06 Kan4a4 �88 215. 7 216.2 216.2 216.4 216. 7 217. 2 217.4 21 7. 7 21 8. 2 220.0 230.0 H~~to~v ~nd Memo~~~ W~~h~ngton C~eek Chu~ch 06 the M~c~06~lm ~t K~n~~~ St~te H~~t. 06 B~eth~en Soc. L~w~ence D~~lv Wo~ld, 1880 Mo~t~~tv Index to M~c~06~lm Schedule 06 Dougl~~ Co, K~ John~on Gene~logv n The CountV P~onee~n Vougl~ CountV June 1 to MdV 31, 1880 1977-1980 8~ck I~~ue~ L~~t 06 P~empt~on~ ~n Cop~ed ~nd ~ndexed. L~~t 06 O~~g~on~l Owne~~ ~n C~tv 06 L~w~ence K~n~d~ Po~t 066~ce~ M~V: 29,1828 - Aug. 3, 1961 P~onee~~ng to the P~e~ent L~nn CountV 1976 Ple~~~nton K~n~~~ Ye~~ 800k~ RESEARCH Compend~um 06 H~6to~c~l Sou~~e~ (In Locked gl~~~ c~el How to T~~ce You~ Ped~g~ee L~d~e~ 300.1 U~~ng New~p~pe~~ 60~ Gen. Re~e~~ch 300.2 300.5 Ou~ N~z~ve-Ame~~c~n Reco~d~ Fede~~z~on 06 Gen Soc New~letze~ 300.7 300.8 OU/:. N~.ave Ame,'t.~c~n & the~~ Reco~d~ 06 Gen. V~lue 301.2 nThe 8~ble A~mn Neg~o T~oop~ ~n theUn~on A~mv 30 r.. 5 The F~m~lv F~nde~ 06 Ame~~c~ 302.2 Gen. Stl~~ 06 302. 5 Gene~log~c~l Pe~~od~c~l Annu~l Inden- (980 -_ 302. 7 nC~n You Gue~~n 303.2 H~1tdwlL~t~ng 06 Ame~~c.~n -ReCOlLd4 601L ~ Pe~~od 06 300 Ye~~~ 303.5 Gen. Re~ed~ch E4~enz~dl~ 303.7 M~g~~z~6n, Em~g~~ton, Imm~g~~t~on 304.2 Ame~~Cdn M~g~~t~on~ ~T~~c~ng You~ Ance6t~Vn 304.4 U~e6ul tool~ 60~ the Gene~log~~z 304.7 M~p~ & Atl~~e~ nLe4t We Fo~getn A Gu~ke to Gen. Re~e~ch ~n N~z~on'~ C~p~t~l 305.2 305.5 A H~ndv Gu~de to Reco~d Se~~ch~n the L~~ge~ C~t~e~ b~ the U.S. F~m~Ue.~ Vol 1 & 2 306.2 306.4 T,'t.~c.i.ng You~ C~v~l W~~ Ance~to~ 306.7 Fa.m~l!:! Reco~d~ Ame~~c~n. F~m~lv Reco~d~ 306.9 Ne.w~ REle~~e6 P~ep~~~ng WR~ WHAT WHEN WHY V~t~l Reco~d~ H~ndbook 307.2 lIBRARY - A gu~de to LDS F~m~ly H~~to~V 307.4 307.7 H~ndy Book 6o~ Ge.ne.a.log~JtJ 308.5 Robe.~t'4 Rule.6 06 O~de.~ R~v~~ed 1915 ed~t~on 308.1 F~m~ly H~~to~!:! 60~ Fun ~nd P1t06~t 308.9 " " 309.2 Ndt~ve Ane.~~c~n F~m~lqH~4to~V ~n the. Allen Co. Publ~c L~b~~~V 309.5 A Bl~ck F~m~lv H~6to~!:! 309.7 D~~ecto~v 06 F~m~ly Re.6e~~ch 310.2 Gu~ae to Gen. Re4e~~ch ~n tke N~t~on~l A~ch~ve~ 310.4 THE SOURCE ~ Gu~de Book 06 Ame~~c~n Gene~logy 310. 7 The. Adopt~on Se.~~ch book 311 . 2 Gene~log~c~l Gu~de 1951 311 • 5 Loc~t~ng You~ Imm~g~~nt AnC4~to~ us 31 2. 2 31 2.5 AMERICA MOVES WEST "How You C~n r,t~ce You~ Root~ n �89 A Gene~log~c~l ~nd H~4~0~c~l A~t~ 06 ~he Un~~ed S~~~e4 06 Ame~~~~ 312.7 313.2 Gene~logq V~ge4~ 1988 "You~ L~6e S T~me4" 313.5 U~n~g~ng ~ Gene~log~c~l P~ogec~ 315.9C~che Gene~log~c~l L~b~~~q 316.2 The Ublt~~q Qu~~~e~lq Vol XII 316.4 He~~ld~q, Ance4~~q ~nd T~~le4 316.7 The Re~e~~che~"4 Gu~de ~o Ame~~c~n 315.7 Gene~log~c~l Ev~dence 317.2 317.5 317.7 A H~ndy Gu~de ~o ~he L~blt~AY S Chu~ch H~4~41t~c~l Vep~~~men~ Gene~log~c~l 800k4 ~n P~~n~ F~m~lq C~e~~~ve WO~k4hop 318.2 V~~ec~o~q 06 Gen. V~~ec~olty 06 Gen. 318.5 318.7 Soc. ~n the U.S.A. S C~n~d~ 1978,1 Soc. ~n ~he U.S.A. S C~n~d~ 1988 HERITAGE QUEST 410.2 410.4 Vol. I, 11,111 1978 Vol III, IV 1988 Gene~logq Jou~n~l 4La~7. Gene~logq Jou~n~l - 620.0 Gen. Gen. Book4 ~o pu~cha4e FAMILY HISTORY ~nd M~4c, In60~m~~~on A~ch~b~ld, Ap~l~obe- John Chlt~~~e ~nd ~4 F~m~lq - 16h~4n~ - John40n F~m~lq A4 hbultn· -- H~ltde4~q F~m~Ue4 The 8~llew F~m~lq Joultn~l HI4~0~q 06 .the 8~ue~44~ch4 F~m~lq 101 • 2 101.4 101 • 3 101 • 5 103. 2 10 1 . 1 100.2 100.5 102. 5 102. 2 101 • 7 100.7 102. 7 103.5 103. 7 103.9 104. Z 104.5 104.7 105.2 105.5 106. Z 107. Z 106.7 106 •. 5 107. 5 108.f 108.5 108. 7 1 0-9. 2 109.5 110.5 109. 7 11 0.2 R04e 111.2 14~ac San60~d 80gg~n, Albe~~~ 'Lowde~ Ou~ Ch~ld~en4 He~~~~ge Benne~~ ~nd Rel~~ed F~~Ue4 Geoltge Bell F~m~lq The Ve4cenden~4 06 Ch~~4~ 80hn4~ck The Bohn4~ck4 Chultch - L~ke - Lee - Love, F~m~l~e4 Vo b b~n4 F ~mLe.q H~4~0~~e4 V~~blo Vecendan~4 C~p~~~n Jon~~h~n F~It~en GIt~~n4 06 S~Dd S~muel Golt~on 06 06 Am~4bu~q, M~44 A G~~dnelt/V~le4 Gene~logq Rhode 14l~nd & Ve4cend~n~4 A Tltunk Full 06 MemOIt~e4 H~kemollelt ~nd LUC~4 Ho,~ ch~1t - H04 hoult H~4~0~q 06 ~he Kelt4hnelt F~m~ly 06 Be~k4 Co. PA. The Kelt4hnelt F~m~l~e4 06 M~lttjl~nd The Kelt4hnelt F~m~l~e4 06 M~ltql~nd 1731=1977 i\lo,'t~on F~m~lq L~mbelt4 H~4~Mtj 06 Lone S~~1t a~. a 6 K~n4~4 Ne~4 F~m~lq Tltee - AUgU4~ 1976 The F~m~ly Se~ltch 06 Cl~~ence R~ce Owen4 Ch~ltle4 The M~~neq ,\U~che!l P~eltc.e F~m~!q Gene~!og y The Pu66e~~ F~m~ly by RAnde!.F~m~!y Recoltd Rec~M Robb~n4 Thoma4 Go~~on RecMd4 NeW4!c.~~eIt4 ~Ylc!ude4 Thomp40Yl4, Ro b elt~ R04 e Rohltb~c.h Gene~!ogy F~m~lq Va! III Bulle~~n F~m~lq 1796=1975 Sm~~h, lind ,Mae! �90 FAMILIES c.ont.<.au.ed 110.7 Sa.n6olLd Fa.m.<.ly P'<'oneelL TILa.'<'l "ChlLonic.a.l 06 f)e~tiny" 1979 110.7 Na.tha.n.<.el Sa.n6olLd 6ILom Ill.i.noi~ 111.7 Seet.<.n, Ja.me~ Ca.ldwell - 1851-1900 112.2 112.5 112.7 113.7 li13.2 114.7 114.5 113.5 115.5 114.2 115.2. SellelL~ SellelL~ Fa.m'<'l~ Fa.m.<.ly Sta.yton, Sa.mu.el Ca.ldwell Anc.e~toILY Steel, Hu.gh 1750 Sm.<.th, O~bolLn, a.nd All.i.ed Fa.m'<'l.i.e~ 06 New Engla.nd & Ohio Tu.6t~ K'<'n~men Tu.~~ey New~lettelL Nov 1982 TholLen, Joha.nn HenlLide Lidwig &Bec.kmeilL, Ca.tha.lLine Sophia. 6IL om 1630-1984 Va.n~c.ha.ic.k, COlLnel.i.~ AelLt~en, f)ec.enda.nt~~ Vol II Viet~ Genea.logy Wa.lkelL, John 06 Wigton, Sc.otla.nd ARCHIVES 601 . 2 Pa.~~engelL & ImmiglLa.tion Index 601.5 Genea.logy .<.n The Hea.lLtla.nd 601 . 7 Na.t.<.ona.l AILc.Ij.i.ve~ PlLel.i.m Inv. Rec. 06 Adjuta.nt Gen 066.<.c.e 1# 17 1949 602.2 (IPlLel'<'m, Inv. 06 La.nd EntlLY Pa.pelL~ 06 Gen, La.nd 066 1#22 1949" 602.5 PlLel.i.m Inv 06 Wa.ILf)~pt Call 06 Con6ed Red 1# 1011957 602. 7 PlLel.i.m Inv Rec. 06 Bu.lLea.u 06 Cen~u.~ 1# 161 1964 603:"2 PlLel.i.mInv Rec. BUll 06 India.n A66a..i.1L~ 1977 1'-03.7 Na.t.<.oYla.l Genea.logy Q.u.a.lLtelLly 604.2 L'<'~t 06 Selec.t Ma.p~ 06 Sta.ted & TelLlL. 604.5 PlLe6edelLa.l Ma.p Na.tiona.l AILc.h'<'ve~ 604.7 Na.t.<.ona.l Genea.logy Soc.. Q.u.a.lLtelLly 650.2 " " 605.5 Cu.lLlLent Genea.log.<.c.a.l Pu.bl.i.c.. Vol 4 1984 605.7 Genea.logic.a.l a.nd B'<'oglLa.phic.a.l Re~ea.lLc.h 606.2 Imm.<.glLa.nt a.nd Pa.~~engelL AlLlLiva.l~ 606.5 L'<'~t 06 Na.t.<.ona.l AILc.hive~ 606.7 Rec.olLd 06 Na.t.<.ona.l AILc.h'<'ve~ & 01La.nc.he~ 607.2 L'<'4t 06 Cenc.u.~ In60ILma.t.<.on Na.t.<.ona.l AILc.hive~ 607.5 ,II a.t.<.o na.l AIL c. h.<.v e~ M'<' C.IL a 6il.m Pu.b!. 607.7 Gu..<.de to Ma.nu.~c.IL'<'pt4 & AILc.hive4 06 We~telLn Re4eILve H'<'4t. Soc.. 608.2 Ga.lLtoglLa.phic. Rec.olLd~ Bu.lLea.u 06 Ind.<.a.n A66a..i.1L~ 608.5 Genea.log.<.c.a.l Re4ea.lLc.h .<.n New Engla.nd 608.9 ARCHIVES 1988 FEVERAL CENSUS Ma.p ftiu.ide to the U.S. EedelLa.l Cen4u.4 1900 FedelLa.l Popula.tion Cen~u~ The Un.<.ted Sta.te4 Cen4u4 Compendiu.m 1910 FedelLa.k Cen4u.4 FedelLa.l Popu.la.t'<'oYl CeYl4u.4 1790-1890 FedelLa.l Popula.t.<.on Cen~u.4 1790-1890 MCPL Holding4 on US Cen4u4 on M'<'c.1L06'<'lm 608.6 610.2 609.2 698.7 609.5 609.7 609.9 �91 ARKANSAS 40@.2 A~~~n~~~. H~~o~y Comm Butte~~n 06 In60~. CALIFORNIA 400.1 400.3 1900 Cen~u~ ~nde& = San V~ego Co. C~t~6· Ru~~ett Reg~~~e~ Qua~~e~ty FOREIGN 610.4 H~ndboo~ on I~~~h Gene~togy 610.7 F~m~ty L~n~~ - Pa~~ ~nd P~e~in~ , I~~~ h Gen, A~~ Co. 611 .2 The A~t~n~~c B~~dge To Ge~m~ny Vat II 611.4 The A~t~n~~c B~~dge ~o Ge~m~ny Vat I 611 • 5 The A~t~n~~c B~dge ~o Ge~many Vat III 611 . 7 The A~t~n~~c B~~dge ~o Ge~m~ny Vol IV 612. 2 The A~t~n~~c B~~dge ~o Ge~m~ny Vat V 612.4 Encyctoped~~ 06 Ge~m~n-Ame~~c~n GeR. Re~ e~~ch 612.7 Ou~ F~ench-Can~d~~n Ance~~o~~ 613. 2 F~ench S·ou~~ e~ 613. 7 The F~ench Can~d~~n Connec~~on 614. 7 Gen. Re~e~~ch ~n Engt~nd W~te~ Vat I . ". " Vat II 614.5 " 614.2 " " "" Vat III 615.2 Pa~~~h M.~p~ 06 ~he coun~~e~ 06 Engt~nd & W~te~ 615.5 Imm~g~~n~~ ~o Ame~~c~ Appe~~~ng in Engl~~h Reco~d~ 615.1 " " " 616. 2 P~ev~ew 4u~vey 06 gene~togy Coltec~~on 616.4 The Gene~tog~c~t H~ndboo~ 06 Engt~nd ~nd W~te~ 613. 5 Gene~togy ~n Ge~m~ny ILLINOIS 400.4 400.7 400.5 400.6 160. 2 160.4 160. g 1 70. 2 170.4 170.6 1 70. 8 170.9 Connec~~on4 Vew~~~ V~~~l Gen. " New~te~~e~ Qu~~~e~ty New~te~~e~ Reco~d4 F~om V~~ec~o~y 06 Repo~~ " " Co. to Ch~c~ge New~p~pe~4 C~~y Adju~an~ 06 Gen of Ch~c~ge ~ S~a~e " " " " INVIANA - 4-91.2 1850 Ind. IOWA 400.-9 Catt~ope MM~at~~y Schedute 06 1848 1844 Il~nO~4 �92 KENTUCKY 401 . 7 401 . 7 E~~!V Kenzuckv T~x Reco~d~ W~ndh~m ~n zhe P~z 401.9 The H~mm~zZ P~pe~4 MISSISSIPPI 407.7 407.8 G~~ve Geg~4z~~z~on4 06 Un~on So!~e~~ Bu~~ed Vol I 1982 - Va! II 1983 Co~n~4h Ame~~c~n ~n M~~4. MISSOURI 402.6 M~uou~~ Sz~ze Gem So_c Jou~n~! Vol III No. 403.7 H~4Z0~~C~! A~~ M~p '.77 Holz Co. Mo. 403.5 M~~40u~~ Sz~ze -A~ch~ve4 1980 402.5 New4 F~om B~nk4 00 E!kho~n 404.2 1980 And~e~ Co, Mo. 403.2 M~440U~~ 060~ci~! M~nu~! 1971:1972 402.2_ _H~4Z0~V 06 PU!~4k~ Co Mo. 402. 7 M~440U~~ H~4Z0~~C~! Rev~ew Ju!y -1979 MONTANA 404.7 Ye!!ow4zone Fo~um Gene~!ogv NEW JERSEY 405.5 New Je~4ev: V~gg~ng go~ Ance4zo~4 ~n zhe G~~den Sz~ze NEW MfXICO 404.5 NEli/ 405. 7 406.2 406.5 406.9 407.2 The T''L~d~ng P04.t YORK New Yo~k A!~en Re6~den.t4 1825-1848 Gen. Vol III .to V~.t~! S.t~Z~4.t~C6 ~n .the C~.tv 06 New Vu.tche64 Coun.tv - 1910 Cen4u4 w~.th ~ndex New YMk ~n 1800 Encifc!oped~~ oS Ame~~c~n Qu~ke~ Gu~de NORTH CARO LI NA 408.0 The Gene~!ogv Jou~n~! R~ndo!ph, NORTH VAKOTA 407.4 Su~n~me Index Na~zh C~~o!~n~- Yo~k N~z. Cemeze~~e4 �93 OHIO ·Oh~o Re~0~d4 408.2 408.5 408.7 409.2 409.5 409.7 R044 P~onee~ P~m~~e4 06 Index Coun~y New4~e~~e~ F~yette Co. O~o Cou~~ Reco~d4 Tlte F~m~~u Tltee New4~e~~elt Oh~o Re40u~ce4 601t Genelog~~4 Gu~de ~o Oh~o NeW4p~pelt4 1793-1973 OREGON 501. 5 C~~hol~c. Chultch ReCMd4 06 ~he P~c.~6~c No~lthwu~ PENNSYLVANIA Gene~log~e4 500.2 500. 3 500.5 500.8 501.2 510.2 510.5 510. 7 511 .2 511 .5 511 • 7 51 3. 2 513.5 513. 7 514.2 514. 5 514. 7 515.2 514.5 514. 7 06 Penn4y~v~n~~ F~m~~e4 (In Gl~44 Penn. M~ItIt~~ge4 1700-1896 Th~,t~y Thou411nd N~mu 06 Imm~g~~n~4 ~n Penn. Em~glt~n~4 ~o Penn. 1641-1819 W~4h~ng~on Co., Penn. C~4e) Centlt~~ Penn4ylv~n~~ L~ne H~~tolt~c.~~ Rev~ew " " 06 Beltk4 Coun~y P~f " " " Allegheny Co. Ceme~elt~e4, Pa. Vo~ I Vol II " " Va! III" " Tlte Penn4y~v~n~~ M~gaz~ne 06 H~4~0Ity & B~ogltaphy ,, " " " "" "" " n RHOVE ISLANV 506.2 WaJh~ngton Coun~y, Rhode 14~and B~It~h4 1770-1850 SOUTH CAROLINA 506.5 Loc.al & Fam~~1j H~4~0Ity ~n Sou~ft Ca~ol~na TENNESSEE 506.7 507.4 Tenne44ee H~Jtolt~c. Genea~og~c.a~ H~mb~em Rec.oltd4 1870-1970 UTAH 600.2 600.5 600.7 Handy Index A Sultvey o~ A Sultvelj 06 ~o Ho~d~ng4 06 ~he Gen. Chu~ch Rec.oltd4, Amelt~c.an Amelt~c.anChu~ch Reco~d4 Soc.~etlj 06 U~ah �94 '... VIRGINIA 501.7 502.2 502.5 502. 7 503.2 503.5 503.7 504.7 505.5 504.1 505.7 We~t V~~g~n~a E~tate Settiement~ V~~g~n~a State L~b~a~y 8th Annuai Repo~t AH~~to~y 06 Shenandoah County V~~g~n~a Shenendoah County V~~g~na~ Ma~~~age 80nd~ 1772-1850 F~ede~~c~ County, V~~g~n~a, Ma~~~age~ Shenandoah Vaiiey P~onee~~ and The~~ Ve~cenda~t~ Ca~tmeii"~ Shenandoah Vaiiey P~onee~~ and the~~ Ve~cendant~ Ove~ the Mounta~n Man Southwe~t Va. Some V~~g~n~a Ma~~~age~ 1800-1825 Ea~iy V~~g~n~a Settie~~ 1623-1666 V~~g~n~a W~ii~ an~ Adm~n~~t~at~on~ 1632-1800 Compiled & submitted by Charles & Erma Worley EXCERPTS TAKEN FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ALBERT R. GREENE 1 , ~---- 1842-1893 liOn the 26th of September 1860, I walked to Lawrence, a distance of 20 miles, to hear William H. SEWARD. His speech was the one common cry--"A long cherished desire of mine is fulfilled". He was a very distinguished looking man, but it seemed to me he flourished his gold snuff-box too much for goo d t as t e ........................ . i l "I walked home that night, arriving before daylight, having made 40 miles. The family kept me up an hour relating what I had seen and heard. Later in the season, I walked to Clinton to hear Jim LANE. He spoke at night in the unfinished Congregational Church and there being no lamps, he held a stub of a lighted candle in his hand and spoke until it went out and left the audie~ce in darkness. He gesticulated frantically and screamed until I am sure he could have been heard half a . mile. The wind blowing through the open windows flung his hair wildly about and altogether the scene was a remarkable one ... " Note: Albert R. GREENE'S autobiography is not in printed book form and can be found at Clinton Historical Museum. The above mentioned Congregational Church was demolished in the 1917 tornado. The Congregational Church site is now Clinton Presbyterian Church. Submitted by Martha Parker \ \ \i I .. ! �95 Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or earlier. McGEE SCANNElL Virginia McGEE, 1102 Birch, Eudora, Kansas 66025 Adam Neidigh McGEE (born 29 June l833-died 15 July 1869) married Julia SCANNElL. They had three sons: James C. (1858-1884); Charles W. (1859-1939) and John J. (1867-1868). Oak Hill Cemetary records show burial of Adam and his sons James and John. Charles W. died in Darrouzett, Texas, and was buried there. Where was Jul is SCANNElL McGEE buried, and when? McGEE JOHNSON BUSTER Virginia McGEE, 1102 Birch, Eudora, Kansas 66025 I am hunting the parents of William JOHNSON. William, his wife Anna and children came to Kansas in 1892 from Guide Rock, Nebraska. He had 3 brothers: Henry, Jessie and Franklin. He had a sister, Lily. William Johnson was born 26 May 1860 and died 7 Sept. 1941. He was married to Ruth Anna Jeanette BUSTER in March 1883. McGEE Vir inia McGEE, 1102 Birch, Eudora, Kansas 66025 James McGEE, Jr. born 20 Oct. 9 at Treanamu lin, Stranorlar, County Donegal, Ireland, was said to have left Ireland in 1819 with two brothers, Thomas and Adam. We do not know what happened to Thomas and Adam. We understood they all traveled West together, after working on the Illinois Central Railroad. James settled in Douglas Co. in 1855. Need help in locating Thomas and Adam. SHAW JONES SCHULTZ IAUCHONER Ray H. SHAW, 17410 Maple Valley Highway Sp75, Renton, WA 98058 Henry Richard JONES married Elizabeth (Lizzie) SCHULTZ 17 March 1888 at Lawrence, Ks. Henry, a son or Richard Thomas JONES and Sarah (IAUCHONER) JONES was born 4 Dec 1864 in Lehigh County, PA. Elizabeth (Lizzie), a daughter of Christian and Mary D. SCHULTZ was born 1870 in Illinois, (per census records). Where, in Germany, were Christian and Mary born? Who were the spouses of and who are the descendants of the siblings of Henry R. and and Elizabeth (Lizzie)? �96 CHAPMAN LOWER RICHART RICHARDT BURNEY ELLISON BROWN Bever ley J. (BROWN) CHAPMAN, 2114 Marvonne Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66046 Looking for Alfred Baxter LOWER born ca. 1857 in Missouri, possibly Cass County area. Second wife Rose Ann RICHART (RICHARDT), born ca 1882 in Missouri, died April 25, 1929 in Shawnee County, Topeka, KS. Andrew LOWER born 24 March 1815 in Tennessee?, died June 23, 1860, Freeman Cemetery, Freeman, Missouri (Cass Co.) and his wife, Sarah Emmaline BURNEY, were married 20 June 1846 (1848) and were the parents of Alfred LO~EK. Alfred's second wife ~ Rose Ann RICHART" s, parents were Christopher RICHART and Lola ELLISON. Need lots of Help!!! WILCOX WHITSON STRICKER. FULKERSON Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, Ks., 66046 Seeking information on James Thomas STRICKER. of Missouri, maybe Christian Co. Married Mary Catherine FULKERSON in Richwood, Christiap. Co., Missouri, in 1877. Would like parents name or any information. WILCOX WHITSON FULKERSON Carol (WILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Seeking information of Mary Catherine FULKERSON of Halifax, . Halifax, Co., VA. Maybe born in 1852. WILCOX WHITSON CHANDLER Carol tWrLcOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, LaWrence, Ks. 66046 Seeking any iI1formation on Martha CHANDLER of Halifax, Halifax Co., VA.. Maybe born in late 1840' s. WILCOX WHITSON STEWART McCOY CarolCWILCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Trying to find information Guy Oris STE"wAl."'tT of Payson or Plainville, Adams Co., Ill. Married Margarit Elizabeth McCOY. WILCOX WHITSON STEWART SMITH Carol n.n:LCOX) WHITSON, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Need information on Cyrus STEWART of Payson, Adams Co., Ill. . Married Margaret H. Smith 6 Dec 1869. Had 13 children: Guy 0., Leon S., John, Burg, Clyde, Grace A., Alice R., Elizabeth, George C. and Harriet B. . SCHOTT "Other Citizens" of Lawrence, Kansas Cynthia E. SCHOTT, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0989 I am trying to locate Lawrence, Ks., families who have lived here for many years, expecially those who made a living at the Kawor those who lived around the river. I am researching the "Other Citizens" of Lawrence, Ks., who have not been part of Lawrence history books. Please contact me. SCHOTT VINEGAR I am doing research on the Pete VINEGAR family of Lawrence, Kansas ca 1872-1883. I am interested in locating descendents of this family. If you are a descendent, please contact me. "When you answer a query, be sure to say you read it in 'The Douglas County, Ks., Pioneer' and don't forget to enclose your SASE." �Index.vol.Xll,#2 Winter,1989 Abella,52 Ac:hning,57 Aertsen,90 Akin,50 Albin,62 Aldridge,50 Altred,56 A I I ga i er, 63 Allgaire,61 Allgares,63 Anderson,57 'Anderson,69 Anderson,71 Andria,67 Anton,56 Ap i I atobe, 89 Arc:hibald,89 Arndt,50 Arthur,56 Ashburn,89 Babbitt,50 Bai ley,50 Baker,70 Baldwin,67 Baldwin,73 Ba I lew, 89 8andemer,52 8anks,92 Bannin9,71 Barker,S2 8arnhart,68 8arnhart,72 8artholomus,56 Barton,68 Bauersac:hs,89 Baxter,50 Beac:h,56 Beam,61 Beam,62 8eam,63 Beasley,52 Bec:ket,S6 Bec:kmeir,90 Be I 1,89 Bennett,89 Berg,SO Beurke,67 Bigl int,70 8igsby,52 Bishop,50 Blackman,56 Blac:kmon,56 Boc:k,52 Boener,56 Boggan,89 B099S,52 Bohnsac:k,89 Bond,73 Bonn,56 .Booth,50 Boots,69 97 Bourke,67 Bowen,52 Bowen,55 Bowman,71 Breithaupt,68 Breymeyer,71 Brown,50 Brown,52 8rown,56 Brown,71 Brown,96 8runk,52 Bryce,56 Buc:hanan,73 Bunce,70 Bunton,50 Bur ch i I I , SO 8urgin,56 Burney,96 8uster,95 Butler,52 Cady,56 Cain,SO Calhorn,70 Cartwe I 1,94 Casebier,62 Casebier,63 Chandler,96 Chapman,SO Chapman,96 Christy,68 Church,SO Churc:h,S6 Church,73 Church,89 Clark,68 Clark,70 Clarke,50 Claxton,71 Clay,73 Clough,SO Cobb,50 Cockins,56 Cole,73 Co I I i er, 74 Co I I i er, 75 Co I I ins, 60 Co I we I I ,52 Commons,50 Corbutt,69 Cordel 1,52 Cotter,52 Couch,50 Cox,52 Crittenden,52 Crown,SO Curtis,73 Curtiss,50 Curtiss,62 Cutter,64 Cutter,65 Dakin,52 Dales,89 Dalquest,50 Dampster,72 Oavis,52 Davis,65 Oean,50 Deay,73 OeWatervi le,56 Diablo,89 Oick,56 Dickson,71 Dittmar,SO Dixon,70 Dobbins,89 Doctor,50 000 lit tie, 70 Doran,74 Dudney,71 Dumas,S2 Ounn,52 Dunn,64 Dunn,68 Ourr,50 Eads,52 Eastman,56 Eidem i I leI'" 74 Elder,SO Ell ison,96 Elnitt,SO Embers,50 Enoch,56 Estabrook,64 Evans,73 Evinger,50 Fairly,67 Falley,67 Farley,67 Farmer,67 Farren,89 Fawl,67 Featherstom,67 Featherston,67 Fenton,67 Ferguson,68 Fi Ibrun,69 Finch,74 Finnerty,68 Fishburn,68 Fisher,68 Fitchpatric:k,68 Fitzpatrick,68 Flanders,68 Fleer,68 Fleshman,68 Fletcher,68 Floden,74 Floden,75 Flora,68 Flora,69 Flory,68 Flory,69 Flory,70 Fogerty,69 F'o I" dyce ,69 Forsythe,69 F'or th, 70 Foster,70 Foust,70 Fowler,70 Fraker,70 Francis,50 Frauenselder,70 Freeman,SO Freese,70 French,70 Fr i tze I ,50 Fritzel,70 Frowe,70 Frye,70 Fulkerson,96 Furney,70 Gabriel,50 Gabr i e 1,70 Gabriel,71 Gage,71 Gaines,50 Gaines,71 Gale,71 Gantenbein,52 Garber,71 Gardner,89 Garrett,71 Garvin,56 Garvin,56 Garvin,71 Gastork,71 Gas k i I I ,56 Gauck,71 Geary,55 Geelan,71 Gehret,71 Gentry,71 Geoptert,73 George,71 Georgle,71 Georgle,72 Gerstenberger,72 G bb,72 G bler,72 G bson,72 G ertz,72 G ese I ,72 G 1ges,72 G I 1,64 G I I i I and, 72 G Imore,56 Gllmore,72 Gimblet,52 Glasser,72 Glatthaar,72 Gleason,72 Gleed,72 Glenn,72 Glenn,73 �Godlove,73 Goft,73 Goodell,73 Goodric:k,73 Gorbutt,73 Gorrill,73 Gorton,50 Gorton,89 Goss,52 Gottstein,73 Gould,57 Gould,64 Graham,54 Graham,55 Graham,73 Grant,73 Graves,50 Gray,73 Greene,94 Gregory,73 Gress,73 Gr i ft i th,69 Grimmer,50 Grovenor,56 Grovenor,56 Gustafton,70 Hadley,74 Hadley,78 Hadley,80 Hakemoller,89 Hammatt,92 Hanc:uff,50 Hannig,52 Hardesty,89 Harris,50 Haughn,67 Haworth,74 Haynes,52 Heek,56 Heimovies,66 Hellstrom,52 Henride,90 Henry,74 Hepner,72 Herbert,69 Herd,56 Herrington,52 Herrington,85 Hersehe I 1,71 Hershey,72 Hic:ks,56 Hi I 1,57 Hi I 1,70 Hi I 1,85 Hines,69 Hoag,81 Hodges,69 Hotmann,52 Hogan,52 H09an,56 Holderman,5o Holloway,72 Hoover,52 98 Hoover,69 Hopkins,74 Hornberger,71 Horr,68 Hosc:har,89 Hoshour,89 Hougland,50 Houston,52 Hout,50 Hout,72 Huelsbergen,50 Hughey,50 Humbert,73 Humphrey,74 Hunsinger,56 Hunter,52 Huston,68 Hutc:hins,74 Hyatt,71 Irvin,52 Ishatiana,89 James,67 Jamison,51 Jardon,51 Johnson,51 Johnson,52 Johnson,71 Johnson,76 Johnson,95 Jones,67 Jones,76 Jones,95 Jonson,82 Jordan,76 Joseph,72 Junkles,70 Katherman,76 Kean,76 Keene,76 Keir,57 Keller,76 Keller,77 Kelly,74 Kember ling, 51 Kennedy,51 Kennedy,73 Kennedy,77 Kensit,52 Kent,73 Kenworthy,77 Kersey,51 Kershner,89 Kessinger,77 Keys,77 K i dwe I I ,51 Kikapoo,77 Kimmons,73 King,51 King,65 King,77 Kinsey,77 Kirby,77 Kirc:hner,72 K irk, 52 Kirk,77 KI ine,52 Knox,53 Koone,77 Kraft,51 Kuhn,56 Kular,77 Lake,89 Lamb,77 Lambers,89 Lamms,77 Lane,94 Laptad,56 Laptad,77 Larranc:e,77 Larranc:e,78 Lauc:honer,95 Laugh lin, 78 Lawrenc:e,56 Lawrenc:e,78 Lawson,51 Leac:h,78 Learnard,54 Learnard,55 Learned,75 Lee,89 Leec:h,78 Leibey,54 Leibey,55 Lemon,56 Lenz,51 Leonard,53 Leonergy,78 Lewis,56 Lewis,78 Lic:htfield,70 Lidwig,90 Lindley,78 Lindley,79 Linhart,78 Little,74 Little,78 Lloyd,78 Long,51 Long,78 Love,89 Lovejoy,64 Lower,96 Luc:as,89 Lybarger,72 Lyman,78 Mae I ,89 Magee,78 Mahajah,78 Maker,53 Manis,78 Mannis,78 Mansfield,72 Maple,78 Marc:h,78 ,Markley,51 Markley,67 Markley,78 Mark ley, 81 Marple,78 Marsh,65 Marsh,78 Marsha I I ,78 Martin,53 Martin,78 Martin,79 Marvin,74 Mason,79 Mathie,71 Matney,89 Matthews,53 Maxtead,79 Maxted,79 Mc:Clain,79 Mc:Clellan,79 Mc:Cllen,79 Mc:Cluskey,56 Mc:Conwe I I ,68 Mc:Cord,79 Mc:Coy,96 Mc:Crary,51 Mc:Cu I I ough, 71 Mc:Curdy,79 Mc:Donald,53 Mc:Gee,51 Mc:Gee,95 Mc:lntire,73 Mc:Kenzie,71 Mc:Kenzie,72 Mc:lurry,79 Mc:Manness,51 Mc:M i I lin, 79 Mc:Pherson,79 Mc:Queston,79 Mc:Quinston,79 MeWilliams,79 MeW i I Iiams, 79 Meairs,79 Means,79 Meherry,79 Melton,79 Mendenha I I ,79 Mendenha I I ,80 Merc:er,80 Mesenhimer,73 Messer,80 Metner,80 Metsker,53 Metsker,71 Mettner,80 Meyer,51 Meyer,53 Mil es ,80 Mi .1 I er, 53 Miller,66 Mi Iler,8o Mil Is, 80 Mitc:hell;67 Mi tehe I I ,89 Monroe,8o �Montell,80 Montgomery,69 Moon,80 Moore,Sl Moore,SO Moore,Sl Morgan,S6 Morgan,73 Morris,81 Morrison,81 Morriss,71 Morton,89 Mott,81 Multer,68 Murphy,73 Musick,Sl Myers,73 Myers,81 Neel,S3 Neis,89 Nell is,81 Nelson,Sl Nelson,S9 Newby,81 Newemat,81 Newl in,81 Nicholson,74 Noris,73 North,Sl Nutter,Sl OConne I I ,53 Oehrle,70 01 i ver, 66 Olmstead,70 Oneslager,Sl Owen,S6 Owens,89 Parker,Sl Parker,7S Parker,75 Parker,78 Parker,78 Parsons,72 Patton,71 Payne,Sl Peabody,74 Pearson,S3 Pearson,64 Peftly,69 Pemberton,S3 Pence,69 Petetish,73 Petty,56 Pierce,89 Pi I I a, 72 Pine,S6 Pinegar,Sl Postma,Sl Postma,69 Potter,Sl Provini ,53 Puttett,89 Pure 1,56 Rande I ,89 Rankin,74 Rankin,74 Rankin,7S Rappard,72 Rector,B9 Reed,Sl Reid,S3 Reser,69 Reser,69 Reynolds,71 R ce,S3 R ce,89 R chards,Sl R chardt,96 R chart,96 R ley,S8 R ley,S9 Ri ley,60 Rinehart,S6 Ritzman,72 Robbins,89 Roberts,S6 Robinson,S6 Roe,64 Roe,67 Rohrbach,89 Rose,89 Rose,89 Rowe,64 Rumbaugh,68 Russell,70 Russell,91 Sams,Sl Sanders,S3 Sanders,68 Santord,89 Santord,90 Sayler,Sl Saylor,73 Seanne I I ,95 Scheer,S3 Sche I I ,53 Schell,72 Schi II ing,66 Schi II ing,66 Schott,Sl Schott,71 Schott,96 Schultz,9S Scott,S8 Scott,74 Sears,74 Sedlak,Sl Seetin,90 Se I I ers, 90 Seward,94 Sharpe,SS Shaw,S3 Shaw,9S Shearer,S6 Sheldon,Sl Sherbon,51 99 Sh i I I ian, 73 Shoemaker,S3 Shogrin,Sl Shook,70 Shookman,66 Shuler,69 Siegrist,70 Skaggs,70 Smith,Sl Smith,S3 Smith,74 Smith,89 Smith,90 Smith,96 Snavely,S3 Snedeger,Sl Soper,74 Soule,6S . Spencer ,51 Spencer,71 Stayton,90 Stee 1,90 Stephens,S3 Steward,68 Stewa.r t, 96 Stiner,S6 Stricker,96 Stuart,Sl Stump,73 Swain,S6 Swain,S6 .Sweets,Sl Talley,Sl Taylor,69 Thacher,74 Thayers,S8 Thomas,S6 Thomas,69 Thompson,89 Thoren,90 Thornton,S3 Thurber,S3 Title,S3 Tomberl in,S3 Tompson,61 Tompson,62 Tutts,90 Tussey,90 Twede I I ,51 Ulrich,69 Umbarger,61 Umbarger,62 Umbarger,63 Upton,74 Usher,S6 Vaccaro,66 Vancil,62 Vane i 1,63 Vanschaick,90 Varnum,6S Vaughn,Sl Vaun,68 Vermi lyea,56 Viets,90 Vinegar,96 Vopicka,S3 Votaw,72 Walker,71 Walker,90 Wallace,S3 Walter,68 Walton,61 Walton,6S Walton,79 Ware,S6 Warner,69 Warren,64 Warsop,S3 Watson,74 Weimer,72 Well ing,Sl Welmer,72 Welmre,67 Weston,71 Wetzel,S3 Whipple,S3 Whitman,73 Whitson,Sl Whitson,96 W'ggins,S2 W Icox,74 W Icox,96 W Iliams,S3 W I Iiams, 56 W Iliams,68 W I son, 56 W Ison,S6 W Ison,S8 W nchell,S2 W ndham,92 Wingert,69 Wise, 56 Wood,64 Wood,68 Woodard,62 Woodard,77 Woodward,74 Worley,S2 Wray,68 Wright,70 Young,52 Young,S6 Young,57 Ziesenis,72 Zimmerman,56 �CVJI1 "tal! (dl' ~ 1rt~ t H1a.., b' a..1 t 0 rU19 .:tneno.~ cr" ~our JLre~L ct e l '---Peace to your '--"PathI.OQY, cAnct ~ood ~ealth t/troughout t/1e Cf1eu, ~ear Hollis E. Roberts Choctaw Chief ·"'1·"·/:m,.~" / Lt" ...... "uo (/('~n' .~a "G'''';/ SOV;+ ..... ..<.L-;...c, "-"rt.·.·· +0 J)L'ouoZas r.. . v '" -~ ~. • . ." " Count!! Geneat,oat.cat, ~joct.et;y &,., v -q18) .!.~.t, �Hollis E. Roberts Choctaw Chief (Christmas c:ard sent to Douglas County Genealogical Society 1988) �., I " ./ , I o,q.~"";-'\'~' <.",\::.,,~. .:" -...::. ,,~.:, CJ11.a}f ehriotmao brinff 'jrienelo to }four 'jireoiele, <:Peace to }four <:Pathwa}f, cAnel ~ooel ~ealth throuffhout the cn.ew ~ear Hollis E. Roberts Choctaw Chief (Christmas card sent to Douglas County Genealogical Society 1988) �crn.all el1ri,JhJ1a~ brif'19 Yriertd~ to ~our Yire~ic1.el '--'Peace to your '--Pathu,ay, , ~ cA.nd Good ~ealth t/troughcut the q'(eu, ~ear Hollis E. 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I· , .. .? ,......... \ 'j .': to'; ~ • . ....~:: -~'~'~.:"7~;::.:;"~;'~~._. :< ••~., QUANTRILL's RAID OF LAWRENCE--AuGUST 21 '1863 J (PART OF A DRAWINGBy~SHERMAN.ENDERTON OF COMPANY E, 11TH KANSAS INFANTRY-~DRAWN~SOON AFTER THE RAID) . Courtesy of Kansas State Historical Society and Watkins Museum �DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY P.O. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 OFFICERS President. . • • • Vice-President. • •• Recording Secretary •• Corresponding Secretary. Treasurer. • • •• Librarian. • Genealogist . Newsletter Editor • Donna Shogrin, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Carol Whitson, 2731 Rawhide, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 A. J. Lawson, 2246 Tenn. St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Charles & Erma Worley, Route 6, Box 24, Lawrence, Ks., 66046 Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Mary Burchill, 1622 Kentucky, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 COMMITTEES Membership Chairman. Refreshments. • •• Goodwill. . . . Ways & Means. • • Five Generation Charts •• Cookbook Chairman. Independence Day . • • • • Maple Leaf Festival • Budget. • • . Cemetery Book. •• . Erma McManness, 1600 West 22nd St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Earl & Oma Curtiss, 1623 Harper St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Vivian Commons, Route 1, Box 205, Lawrence,-Ks. 66044 Maxine Hougland, Route 1, Box 262, Perry, Ks. 66073 Dorothy Wiggins, Route 2, Box 319W, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Shirley North, 1337 New Jersey St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Janet Payne, 213 High St., Baldwin City, Ks. 66006 The executive (board) officers Jean Snedeger, Chairman, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Beverley Chapman, 2114 Marvonne Rd., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Vivian Clough, Route 5, Box 128, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Grace Embers, 3001 Ranger Dr., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Pauline Meyer, 1227 Brook, Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Jane Wiggins, Route 5, Box 54, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Calling Committee . . . . Mary Lawson, Chairman, 2246 Tenn. St •• Lawrence. Ks. 66046 Virginia Aldridge, 3323 Iowa, #105. Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Dorothy Clarke, 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Christine Kraft, 404 Cattleman Ct., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Sharon Moore, 1131 Delaware St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044 Pioneer Committee •.•.....• Donna Shogrin, Chairperson, 648 Schwarz Rd., Lawrence, Kansas 66044 and ALL Douglas County Genealogical Society members who submit articles. ************* The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with regularly scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30 p.m., meeting place to be announced (usually the Lawrence Public Library). Afternoon meetings are held, if possible, and occasional area tours. An annual public workshop is held to help in research. Membership fees are $10.00 single, $11.00 family. Checks should be made payable to the Douglas County Genealogical Society and sent to the address above. The fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. Visitors are always welcome. ************* The Douglas County Genealogical Society Library is located along the east wall of the Lawrence-Public Library, 707 Vermont St. Hours are: Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.; Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; Sunday, 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Anyone may use our library but items may not be checked out. A card file of the societyTs holdings'is kept at the Referenc~ Desk. Microfilm readers are available at the Library and materials may be reserved through interlibrary loan at the Reference Desk. �THE PIONEER Published Quarterly by The Douglas County Genealogical Society P. O. Box 3664 Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664 ISSN 0739-4101 Vol. XII, No. 1 Fall 1988 CONTENTS PAGE 125th Anniversary of Quantrill Raid of Lawrence ........•.•.••••......... 1 A Chaplain Saved from the Guerrillas by his Heroic Wife ................• 3 Recruits and Citizens Killed in Quantrill's Raid .....•...•.....•....•.•. 7 Mrs. Rankin's Husband Shot by Raiders ••...........•....••.....•••.••••.. 9 Douglas County, Ks., Marriage Records - 1887 ...••..••••••..•.....••••.. 10 Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name - 1887 •••......•..•............... 20 Quantrill Raid Survivor (Sutliff & Griffith) .••.•...•••.......••......• 23 Women Bring in Munition Supply .............•.•••..•........••.•.......• 24 Jim Lane Saved by Disguise .••.•...........•••••.•..••.....•....... ~ ...• 25 Douglas County Farmers' Directory - 1920 .....•.•••...•.•........••••..• 26 Quantrill Raid Survivor (L.Johnson) .••....•.....•..••......•.••.•••... 32 Data of Friends (Quakers) Monthly Meetings - 1869-1935'.............•... 33 Queries ........... ._ .................................. ~ ................ . 42 Index .................................................................. 44 DCGS Officers, Committees and Society Information ••..... Inside Back cover Volume 2 of the Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas is now available. Please send $36.00 plus $2.75 postage to: DCGS Tombstone Census c/o Jean Snedeger 1638 Rhode Island St. Lawrence, Kansas 66044 VOLUME 2 Includes: �1 ··THE· .. .: '" 125th .'~ " ANNIVERS/\RY of . ." Quantrill raiel of Lawrence All articles and pictures on Quantrill's raid were submitted by Judy Sweets TIlY. DF.ljTRUCTION OF TilE CITY OF LAWRENCI':. KANSAS, 664 AN.~ THE IfASSACRE OF ITS ~ • .. I • ••• '.. I!IHAblfANTS BY TilE • _\. -;;- BEBF~ GUERBJLLAS, AUGUST II, 18A.-{S.. 'AO. G6a.l •• HARPER'S WEEKLY. (SEPTEHBKR 5, 1863. �2 125th H.E","id. - - A~~~~e~sary ALl.gust 21, of Q~ant~~ll '8 1B63 This year marks the 125th anniversary of a murderous raid on Lawrence by a group of' guerillas led by William Clarke Quantrill. On! the morning of August 21, 1863 Quantrill and his band of raiders, numbering about threehundred, entered Lawrence and murdered an estimated 150 men--wounding thirty others. Not: only did the band kill nearly every man they found but they burned many homes and much of the business district of the town. . For years there had been violent confrontations between the "jayhawkers" and the "bushwacker's --betweenproslavery and abolishionists. So a raid by this pro-slavery group against the "free-state" town of Lawrence was not alt~gether unexpected. In fact, in the three months prior to the raid the city had been on the alert for just such an attack. By August 21st, however, the town had relaxed it's . William Clarke Quantrill vigilance and was unprepared to defend· itself Was Charlie Hart When He Uved in Lawrence. when the raiders entered Lawrence about dawn • - ., .\. .~0 Quantr ill was no stranger to Lawrence. A few years earl ier he had lived there under the name of "Charlie Hart." Most residents of the town knew him as a school teacher, but he apparently spent some of his time as a kind of "double agent" who freed slaves in Missouri and elsewhere, took them to an abolishionist house in the Lawrence area and then got a bounty by telling the proslavery authorities where to find them. With inside knowledge of the political leanings of the men of Lawrence, Quantrill had instructed his men before they entered town exactly which men he wanted killed. But the drunken raiders often shot indiscriminately despite the plea~ of the victims and their families. After the dead were buried, ·the citizens of Lawrence began rebuilding their town. Today Lawrence is a prosperous and thriving city. Few realize that only 125 years ago the entire town lay in ashes. Because the people of Lawrence would not give in to their grief, but instead began the difficult job of rebuilding their town, tribute was paid to them a few years ago when a city seal was adopted in which a phoenix is shown rising up from·the ashes. Many stories of the atrocities of the raid and of the herorism of the victims and their families have been passed down in writing. On the following page is one such story--that of Rev. Hugh Fisher who was saved from the guerillas by his wife's ingenUity. Photo: ~!~~n Hh .n!~§, July 5, 1961. �3 A CHAPLAIN SAVED FROM THE QUERRILAS BY HIS HEROIC WIfE; Rev. HUQh Fisher's Account of His Experience During the Quantrill Raid of-Lawrence Given at a Church Conference in 1874. (From R§miQi§£§Q£~§ 21 QY~Qt~§ll~§ R~i~ by John C. Shea (1879) Courtesy of Watkins Community Museum, Lawrence, Kansas. " ... After some preliminary remarks, Dr. Fisher began the story. He said: 'I was always an anti-slavery man of the most 'anti' kind, and after I moved to Kansas, without any prominence having been given to my sentiments by myself, I found myself the object of the most vindictive hatred of the pro-slavery party of the region where I resided. My life was unsuccessfully SCll.ll;,lht sever al times. When the war' brclke ':'Ut I went as a chaplain. Most of the male members of my church went to the war, and I went as one of ,Jim. Lane's chaplains. The news clf my connection with the army, and of my being put HUGH DUNN FISHER in charge of contrabands who were sent to Kansas, got abroad, and the rebels hated me worse than ever. They got my photograph and distributed it throughout the country, and it was fixed among them that I was to be shot whenever met. armory, and there was an understanding with the farmers of the surrounding country that upon the ringing of an alarm they should come in to defend the town, but the coming of Quantrell and his men was a complete surprise. When the alarm was rung the arsenal was already captured and on fir~. . , I was in bed, and heard, about 3 o'clock in ·the morning, horses galloping ~ery rapidly away, and woke my wife, telling her that it was singular that horses should be galloping so fast so early in the morning; but she said it was some farmers who had been into a railroad meeting the even ing before, and were hurrying back to their work. We lay·and talked for some time. The children were going on that morning to get some grapes and my wife thought she would call them earlier than usual, and herein, brethren, I see the hand of F'rclvidence. It was not yet daylight, but day was dawning. Having called the _Of P a . , :r.-ebe1 s children, she went and looked oyt of the front door, and instantly called me: 'Pa, the in. " rebels are in tClwn.' I said that could not be; but, neverless I sprang from the bed and ran to the door. There they were just acrbss the green and jus~·then they shot the United Brethren preacher as he was milking his cow in his barnyard. I rushed b~ck into the house; my wife caught up her babe; I h~ve four boys; one was on my wife's breast, another was by her slde and the two oldest Were twelve or fourteen years old. We all Photol Fro. H!~tQr~ Q! t~! [!r~t ~!t~Q~!~! ~~!~£Q~~! ~~~r£~ Q! b~~r!~£~L K~~~~~L ~X ~~rx e~tt@r~Q~ ~!~r~@L !?!~! �4 rushed up the lot in which our house stood. Then I left my wife and with the two oldest boys ran up the hill, but something seemed to tell me that I was running away fro~ safety. So I told the boys to rwn on and I would go back to mother .•• My boys separated, the oldest getting with a neighbor's boy, Robert Winston, and while the two were running for life, the soldiers saw them and fired a volley, killing poor Bobby and frightening my boy almost to death. He ran off and hid among some graves in the grave yard. My younger son ran off on the prairie. In fixing my cellar, I had thrown up a bank of earth near the entrance and I crept down there and laid myself between the mounds of earth and the wall in such a way that the earth would partly screen me. I lay up close to the kitchen door. I had not been there lonq when four of Quantreli's men rode up to the house and demanded admittance. My wife went to the front door and let them in. They demanded whether I was not in the house or in the cellar. She 'replied: 'My husband and two older boys ran off as soon as the fighting began.' The leader swor~ that he knew I was in the cellar. My wife replied that she had two young children by her, and that she did not want any more oaths uttered before them. 'You have doubted my word,' she replied; 'you can look for yourselves.' I lay so near the floor that I could hear every word that was said. The men called for a candle. .!: .. My wife replied that we did not burn candles. Then they wanted a lantern, but she said we hadn't any. They asked then, with an oath, what we did for a light. She replied that we ~urned kerosene in a lamp. then they called for a lamp, and my wife had to get it, but the men in their eagerness to light it, turned the' wick down into the oil. Failing to light it themselves, they called upon my wife to light it. 'Why, you have ruined the lamp,' said she, 'It <an't be lighted with the wick down in the oil~"Haven't you another lamp?' said they. 'Yes, there's one upstairs,'said she, and they then ordered her to g.:) and get it. 'Gentlemen,' said she, , I can't do it, your rudeness has so frightened me that I can scarcely hold my babe.' One of the men then offered to hold it for her, and took it from her arms. My poor wife then went and got the lamp, which they lighted and started on their search. They all ":c,,:ked their revolvers and passed the word to kill at sight, and started for the I cellar. I laid myself as flat as I could be, and turned my fac~ to the wall, for I knew my face waas thinnest from ear to ear. The light came to the door. I tell you brethren I just quit living ••• I stood then before the judgement seat. I was a dead man. My heart ceased to beat. I already stood before my Judge. Brethren, what could I do, but just trust myself to the Lord? �5 The man who carried the light was tall and providentially stooped so low in entering the cellar, that the light shining against the bank of earth threw a shadow ov~r me. They searched the cellar, but did not find me ••• My wife afterwards told me that when the men went down cellar, she took her babe and went into the parlor and stood there holding her hand against one ear and her babe against the other expecting every moment to hear the report of the revolvers in the cellar, anouncing the death of her husb~nd. The soldiers set fire to the house in several places and leaving one of their number to prevent my wife from putting it out, departed .•• My wife then came to me and asked me whether it was all right between me and God. 'I am afraid they will come back and kill you yet, and it will be the greatest comfort to know that you felt prepared t.:. die.' I tc.ld her that I was prepared to die. Telling me to pray, she left me. It was not long before another party of Quantrell's men came and in drunken tones •.. demanded to know whether I was in the house. 'Do you suppose,'said my wife, 'that he would stay there and you shooting and burning all ~ver town? No; he left this morning as aoon as the firing ~ommenced and unless some of you have shot him and killed him outside, he is safe. Some of your men were here this morning and searched the house. However, you may look for yoursel ves. ' In this she bluffed them. They set fire to the house and left one who drew his revolver on my wife and said he would kill her if she tried to put it out. He stayed until the house was so far consumed that there was.no possibility of saving it. My wife pulled up a carpet, and in taking it to the yard, dropped ~t accidentally by the door. My wife was afraid and so was I, that I would ·be burned alive, for I had no thought of doing anything but what my wife told me. The floor was on fire almost over me and the flames were " 'r rl. e a:lr creeping nearer. My wife stood and threw water, pail after -the \/Vith pail on the floor and was dOing this when a neighbor, ; :s 1:""1::r i e J< :s C) 1:" t h e Catholic woman said: 'Wh~, Mrs. a.rld. Fisher, what are you doing? What good will it be to save that floor? Besides, you can't save it.' ~-----------------------------I 'I don't care what good it will do' replied my wife, 'I am going to keep on wetting that floor.' But finally, when she saw she could not save it, she asked the neighbor whether she could keep a secret. She then swore her by the Virgin Mary never to reveal it. 'toJell, then,' said my wife, 'my husband is under that flc.c.r.' The soldiers were still everywhere, shooting and burning and the air was filled with the shrieks of wounded and dying men, the �G wailings of widows and orphans and the sound of falling buildings. My wife then c~lled me to come out and threw a dress over my shoulder. The two women picked up the carpet and I crawled under it between them and so we proceeded to a small bush about four feet high in the yard. There my wife saw four soldiers ready to fire. They were not a hundred yards off ••• l slunk under the bush and they threw the c ar ~)f.~t over me. 'Save the chairs! cried my wife; and they rushed to where the chairs were piled close to the burnin~ building and ran with them and flung them carelessly upon me and piled up all that was saved of our household goods about me. The soldiers evidently thought the pile only a lot of household furniiture, and left it unmolested. I stayed there till two hours after they left and then gathered my wife and my four children--for the two boys had come back--and in the garden we knelt and thanked God for deliverance. Brethren you don't know what i t i s to be thankful.' .,' " .,I" ,. ~~~. A sketCh taken Leslie's lltastnted Newspaper of September 12, 1863 shmring an artlst'siconcept of ~ tt~·-rald. �7 R.eCI-u.i · t s and. Citize.n.s Killed FrO.: ..! CO'AWe TOlbstone Census of Douglas County, Kanus Vol. I, B. Jean Snedegar and others, Douglas County Genealogical Society. Citizens Killed Albach, J. George Albrecht, Geo. Allen, Clay Allen, E. Allison, Duncan C. Alwes, - Anderson, John Argel, - Bell, Capt. George W. Bent, Geo. Bowers (Bower), Samuel Brant, Mr. - Brechtelbaruer, Joseph Brechtlesbuer, James Brown, (one armed) Burnes, Dennis Burns, ~lichael Burt, George Carpenter, Judge Louis Cloud, Charles Coat (Coates), Geo. W. Coleman, L. Dwight Collamore (Callamore), George W. (Gen.) Cornell, John C. Crane, John Lewis Dagle, John Dix, Ralph C. Dix, Stephen H. Dulinsky, Sylvester Dulinsky, Wm. Dyre, (Uncle) Frank Early,- - Eckman, Carl Ehles, (Ethels), August Eldridge, James Ellis, August Engler (Enzler), Carl Englesman, Phillip Evans, John Z. Fillmore, Lemuel Finley, James B~ Finley, Joe Fitch, Edward P. Frank, Joseph Frawley (Fromley), John Fritch (Tritch), S. H. Gates, Levi, Jr. Gentry, - Gerrard, George Giebal, Anthony Giffler, A. Gill, John B. Goldman, Mr. Green, John Green, - Gregg, - Griswold, Abner W. Gtiswold, Francis J. (Dr.) Griswold, hIatt H--, Cal Hanson, Hr. Hay, Chester Helderman, Huron Hendrix, -_. Holmes, Nathan Johnson, M. Jones, Samuel Kallmer, George Keefe, Pat Kimball, Frederic Klares, Wm. Klaus, Fred Klaus, William KIeffer (Kleffler), W.M.R. Kridmiller, A. Lambert, O. O. Langley, Mr. Laner, Christian Lawrie (Laurie), John \0/. Lawrie (Laurie), William Leener, Chris Leonard, Christopher Limbock (Linback),Henry Little, John Longley, Otis Loomis, Rich. Lowe, Capt. Joseph G. Makin, Michael \, �.... 'I>. -~- .,"" QUANTRILL'S RAID ON LAWRENCE-cont. Sanger, George H. Sargeant, G. H. ScllIvab, John Sclnvaub, H. Smith, Charles Snyder (Snider), Rev. S.S. Speer, John N. (Jr.) SteHart, Henry Stone, Joseph Stone, Captain Nathan Stonestreet, Benj. Swan, Louis H. CA. or L.) Thorpe, S. N. Trask, Josiah C. Turk, - Hatson, James E. I~augh, Addison West, - IVhite, Mr. loJilliams, - l.Jilliamson, l-lm. T. lVise, Louis Wood, James Zimmerman, John K. Henry, (Uncle) col. Henry, (a German) Johnson, Ben Harkle, Daniel Narth,a (Hurtha), T. ~Iartin, Robert (Bobby) Neeky, Nichael Neeky, R. Nurphy, Dennis Nurphy, Thomas NcClellan, Daniel NcFadden, J. NcFarland,--Nathan, H. Oehrle, Oldham, Anthony ·O'Neil, James Page, Geo. Palmer, Charles A. Palmer, Daniel H. Perine (Perrine), James Pollock (Pollok), Jacob Pope, George Purington (Purrington),David H. Range, George Range, Samuel Reedmiller, A. Reel, Peter, Sr. Reel, Samuel Jeremiah (Jerry) Reynolds, Samuel Roach, James Rothrock, Abe Memorial To The Victims Of Quantrill's Raid 21 August, 1863 Oak Hill Cemetery Section Three " ....... 4" �9 Rec:ruits Killed Anderson, Charles Markle, Samuel Parker, Asbury (Ashbury) Parker, Isaac J. Riggs, Charles F. (T.) Speer,. Robert . Watson, John Waugh, William A. t.Jilson, James Woods, Andrew J • Allen, Charles R. Cooper, James F. Green, John R. Griswold, Walter B.S. lIalderman, Aaron Narkle, David Narkle, Lewis . ',,t' .~~:.: ", . . ,. " ~./II~-~,",: ""~~~-" ••• "The Ruins of Lawrence" taken from Harper's Weekly, September 19, 1863 MRS. RANKIN's HUSBAND SHOT BY RAIDERS Mrs. Mary (CARPENTER) RANKIN of Quenemo, Kansas wrote in 1913: "I.-Je were living on F.:hode Island StY·eet in a hc.use ,just finished and had been married ten months. When two of the raiders called at our house and saw my husband, they fired a shot at him and after his race through the yard they fired a second shot. Of what passed around us I know and remember nothing, until I sat beside the body of my husband and saw him in a rude coffin and laid away in a corner of our yard." �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 From Book 6 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Divisions of the. District Court,Room _144, Law and JUdicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Bridegroom ADLER, John M. NY City, NY AGER, Omar .Elroy AGLE, John H. ALBRIGHT, Charles M. ANDERSON, William B. Leav Co, KS ANDREWS, Orin D. ARNOLD, Ezra BABCOCK, Everett E. . Topeka, KS BAII.EY, Louis E. BAKER,Lemon C. BALDWIN, James W. BARICKLOW, Daniel W. BARTON, Lester T. Hannibal, MO BATES, Arthur E. Jeff Co, KS BATHURST, . George G. BEARD~ John E. BELL, .Asher C. BENSON, John A. BEST, Peter M. .... Kansas City, MO BOETTCHER, Herman Lyon Co, KS BOOHER, Dorral BRAWCHLE, Jacob BRENT, Alexander BROWN, Richard BRUBAKER, John C. Leav Co, KS Bride HOUSE, Mary Dg Co·, KS KENNEDY, Ella A. FOLEY, Ella SCHWARZ, Sophia F. HILL, Irena Leav Co, KS TURNBOUGH, Mary D. DICKSON, Rosetta LE PAGE, Nellie E. Dg Co, KS WAlKER, Hala M. GALE, Lola R. SMITH, Eliza J. LEWIS, Mary K. MACY, Lulie Edna Dg Co, KS GREENE, Malinda F. Jeff Co, KS BITTERLY, Christina ROY, Camilla H. TOLLE, Josie M. SPENCER, Larooka COLE, Ella B. Dg Co, KS WILLIAMS,· .Kat e Dg Co, KS WEBSTER, Mary HAHN, Paulina SMITH, Mary HALL, Martha A. AKERS, Rhoda Dg Co; KS DatejPlace 16 Feb ·1887-Lic only 25 Dec 1887 4 Dec 1887 16 June 1887 9 Feb 1887Dg Co, KS 6 Sept 1887 14 July 1887 . 14 June 1887Dg Co, KS 28 Oct 1887 19 May 1887 31 Mar 1887 4 July 1887 30 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 2 Nov 1887Jeff Co, KS 12 Sept 1887 4 Dec 1887 16 Feb 1887 20 Oct 1887 22 June 1887Dg Co, KS 25 May 1887Dg·Co, KS 16 Feb 1887 13 Mar 1887 2 Mar 1887 26 Mar 1887 4 July 1887Dg Co, KS Page # Officiant 298 403 392 340 294 Werter R. Davis,MG S.M. Osmond, MG John H. Maul, MG John Q.A.Norton, PJ 356 WIn. Irelan, MG Silas Cavin, JP 346 344 A. Beatty, DD 375 333 319 343 392 Luke Woodard, MG Werter R. Davis, MG C. A. Weaver, MG S • .M. Osmond, MG J. H. Bonebrake,.MG 379 Thos. H. Dinsmore,.MG 358 394299 374 342 John Q.A. Norton, PJ W. C. Price, JP John Q.A. Norton, PJ I. J. Delo, MG Richard Cordley, MG 335 Richard Cordley, MG 298 312 305 317 345 J as. Marvin, MG J. J. Silbermann,MG .M. Wooton, MG J. R. Woodward, JP L. K. Billingsley,.MG >-' o �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride BUCKINGHAM, James D. BUNDY,. Alfred S. Leav Co, KS BURTON, Walter F. Greenwood Co, KS CALAVY, Joseph CALDWELL, Anthony CAMPBELL, West Jeff Co, KS CARLSON, CarlO. FraDklin Co, KS CARLSON, Edward A. CHAPLIN, Ben G. CONNER, Harvey J. COUZENS, Henry G. Reno, KS COX, Oscar L. CUMMINGS, Henry A. Dg Co, KS DAMM, William DAVIDSON, Herbert V. DAVIS, John W. Dg Co, KS DEAN, William R. Ottawa, KS DECKER, Joseph H. Ottawa, KS DE HOFF, Ephraim G. Leav Co, KS <> DEVINE Frank W. DOBBINS, Patrick J. KC, MO DUCKETT, John W. DUNKLEY, Frank H. DUTTON, Asa Fred B. EARNSHAW, MATHEWS, Emma J. BRYANT, Naomi (Miss) Leav Co, KS FOX, Bessie A. P. Leav Co, KS MORGAN, Nettie Ann VINYARD, Susan LEWIS,Carrie I. Dg- Co, KS BREWER, Maggi e L. Dg Co, KS SPERRY, Nancy J. BOLEN Elizabeth HILL, 'Rose GARNER, Jane Reno, KS CLARK, Eliza MC KEE,A(N)Emma(Miss) Shawnee Co, KS JOHANNING, Mary KINZIE, Alice F. SHAW, Elizabeth Dg Co, KS MUNZER, Katie Dg Co, KS STOCKTON, Frances K. Ark City, KS FORD, Lizzie Leav Co, KS SKINNER, Jennie JOHNSON, Nellie KC, MO BOWMAN, Mary HAHN, Mary C. WILLIAMSON, Rebecca BRANSON, Cora H. Page # Date/Place 14 Sept 1887 25 July 1887Leav Co, KS 2 May 1887Dg Co, KS 17 Dec 1887 13 Feb 1887_ 5 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 1 Jan 1887Dg Co~ KS 3 Feb 1887 7 Apr 1887 13 June 1887 11 June 1887Dg Co, KS 1 Jan 1887 8 Dec 1887Shawnee Co ,KS 10 Feb 1887 6 Mar 1887 16 Jan 1887Jeff Co, KS 13 July 1887Dg Co, KS 3 May 1887-Lic only 5 Jan 1887Leav Co, KS 8 Sept 1887 27 Jan 1887Wyan Co, KS 30 Aug 1887 28 Aug 1887 23 Dec 1887 5 Jan 1887 Officiant 359 350 E. L. Thomas, MG 328 A. Beatty, DD 398 287 322 Hiram Cantrell,MG C. H. Hones, MG J as. Marvin, MG 283 L. S. Steele, JP 202 322 340 339 Walter Scott, MG John Q,. A. Norton, PJ E. Atkinson, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 282 397 J as. Marvin, MG Andrew V. Stout ,MG 297 305 286 H. Juchhoff,MG John Sherfy, MG C. W. Cherry, JP 347 J. H. Bonebrake,MG J. W. Spring, MG ? 282 Wm. Irelan, MG 357 289 John Q,.A. Norton, PJ A.. S. Auld, JP 354 352 402 J. T. Stevens, JP I. J. Delo, MG Wm. Irelan, MG A. H. Stote, MG 284 �......... .... : DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont'd) Bridegroom EBERHART, Samuel L. Bride PAINTER, Nettie M. »1ERY, Peter E. THACHER, Mary H. KC, MO Dg Co, KS ERICKSON, Harry C. DUNKLEY, Sarah FARLEY, Herman A. FLINTOM, Louise FAULKNER, William H. LUCAS,· Anna C. KC, MO KC, MO FAXON, William T. FRARY, Sarah FERTIG, Thomas H. BOLTON, Adda Jeff Co, KS Jeff Co, KS FINCH, George BALDWIN, Ida FITCHUE, JDnas(Fithugh) BURNHAM, Anna FORD, Walter H. JARDON, Julia A. Norwood, KS Dg Co, KS FRENGER, Christian PEVERLINE, Elizabeth Dg C<;> '. KS Jeff Co, KS FRIEND, Frank L. NICHOLS, Lula Ke, MO Parsons, KS GALLATLY, Lincoln BEEIrER, Jennie Topeka, KS Topeka, KS GALLIGHER, Patrick W. FETTY, Louisa M. Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS G~, Spencer RANDELS, Carrie M. E. Topeka, KS . Topeka, KS GARST, Joal A. HAMMILL, Annie K. GEORGI I , William BOND, Sarah A. GIBB,· J. Gordon MANSFIELD, ·Maude E. GILBERT, Edward W. CRAIGMILE, Ella M. Wichi ta, K S D g Co, KS GILL, James A. BARNHARD, Sadie C. GILLUM, Henry H.HOUSE, Mary Linwood, KS Missouri GLASS, Andrew WET.KER, Louisa J. GOODEMOTE, Charles W. STANDING, Annie GORDON, William P. SPURGEON, Ida E. Osage "Co, KS Dg Co, KS Date/Place Page # Officiant 7 Sep 1887 9 Feb 1887Dg Co, KS 6 June 1887 11 Feb 1887 3 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 23 Nov 1887 8 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 21 Sept 1887 28 Dec 1887 1 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 15 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 24 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 13 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 16 Jan 1887Jeff Co, KS 14 July 1887Dg Co, KS 8 Mar 1887 17 Sept 1887 20 July 1887 10 May· 1887.. Dg Co, KS 20 Dec 1887 25 Mar 1887DgCo, KS 4 July 1887 26 Mar 1887 21 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 356 294- Thomas G. Winey, MG Richard Cordley, MG 337 297 382 I. J. Delo, MG W. Irelan, MG S. M. Osmond, MG 391 357 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Wert·er R. Davis, MG 362 405 381 J. Windbigler, MG Washington Mercer,MG J. P. Stephens, MG· 361 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 366 P. S. Allen,MG 361 John Q. A. Norton,PJ 286 C. W. Cherry, JP 348 John Q. A. Norton,PJ 309 361 349 331 Christopher Flory,MG W. C. Price, JP S~ M. Osmond, MG Wm. Irelan, MG 400 . 308 Werter R. Davis, MG John ~. A. Norton,PJ 345 John Q.A. Norton, PJ J as. Marvin, MG W. A. Quayer, MG to- N· 314 400 I. �. " , . DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS 1887 (Cont' d) Date/Place Bridegroom Bride GNEFKOW, William F. GRAHAM, Patrick GRANT, George M. Sedgewick Co, KS GRAY, James L. Johnson Co, KS GRIFFm, Edward H. GROVENOR, Charles P. HACKMAN, George W. HADLEY, Joab HALL, John L. Linwood, KS lW':ILIDN, John F. HARRELL, David B. HARTMAN, Abraham L. HAY, Frank A. Osage City, KS HAYNE, Henry W. HERNAL, John R. HERSHFIELD, Val Johnson Co, KS HESS, Henry H. . . Denver, CO HEUETT, Frank BelOit, KS HIATT, Fedore P.B. HIGGmS, CharlesC. Cowgill, MO HIGGINS, George E. HILL, Rufus L. KC, MO HQCK, August ROFFE, Otto HOFMANN, Louis KC, MO HOLLOWELL, Charles A. 20 Apr 1887 24 May 1887 BATEMAN, Melissa 8 Mar 1887LEWIS, Ollie M. Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 5 Oct 1887WOLF, Matt ie Dg Co, KS Johnson Co, KS 21 Sept 1887 DOYLE, Annie C. 16 Nov 1887 STARR, Bertha A. MC FARLAND, Mattie B.(R) 18 Sept 1887 10 Mar 1887 TRYON, Dowa L. 27 Oct 1887FORSYTHE, Nancy A. Dg Co, KS Lenape, KS 2 July 1887 ANDERSON, Ida 22 Mar 1887 ANDERSON, Ida S. 6 Feb 1887 SHIVELY, Sarah 15 Sept 1887GRIFFIS, Matie F. Dg Co, KS " Dg Co, KS 30 March 1887 DAVIS, Mary E. 24 Feb 1887 BLACK, Anna 31 Jan 1887FRAME, Myra B. Dg Co, KS Johnson Co, KS 6 July 1887ROEDER, Louisa M. Dg Co, KS Denver, CO 24 Mar 1887HEFNER, Josephine Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 11 Oct 1887 BERGER, Charlotte R. 22 Dec 1887BRELSFORD, Blanche Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 1 Jan 1887 HERRINGTON, Jesse J. 31 Mar 1887LI(E)CHTFIELD, Emma . DgCo; KS Dg Co, KS 6 Oct 1887 KAISER, Catherine 5 Oct 1887 MAIER, Maria SCBNADLER, Kate 31 Aug 1887Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 19 Jan 1887 FORTER, Mabel W. WALRUFF, Lena Page # Officiant 326 334 310 A. Beatty, DD 368 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 363 387 362 311 380 A. T. Ennis, Priest A. H. Stote, MG Richard Cordley, MG John Q. A. Norton, FJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 344- 315 293 360 Richard Cordley, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ wm. N. Michael, MG Werter R. Davis, MG 320 303 290 A. Beatty, DD W. Mercer, MG John Q. A~ Norton, PJ 346 John H. E. Maul,NG 317 John Q.A. Norton,PJ 370 401 Richard Cordley, MG A. B. Goodule, MG 278 318 Werter R. Davis, MG T. S. Whedon, JP 369 365 355 H. Juchhoff, MG H. Gerlarz, Priest J. J. Silbermann,MG 325 A. Beatty, DD John Q. A. Norton, FJ W. Irelan, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont'd) Bridegroom Bride HOLLOWAY, Scott R. FARRISH, Clara A. HOPKINS, Daniel T. WILEY Sybil S. HOPSON, Hiram P. BAXTER, Adda M. Dg Co, KS Kearney, NE HORNBY, Robert H. BROWN, Marova J. HURD, William I. IRONSIDE, Margaret Johnson Co, KS Johnson Co, KS HUSON, John B. ELDRIDGE, Lillie B. JAMESON, Hugh HL~SON, Melissa A. Reno, KS Reno, KS JENNINGS, Walter CARVER, Lava Perryville, KS Perryville, KS JOHNSON, Lincoln JACKSON, Mary JONES, Aden W. GILL, Anna M. JONES, Mathew F. MIGLIARIO, Josephine Jeff Co, KS Dg Co, KS JORDAN, Edgar S. ROBERTS, Alice M.· Severy,Greenwood Co,KS Dg Co, KS KENDALL, Aguila C. GAUSE, Emily J. Dg Co, KS Frank Co, KS KEOUGH, Francis COLLINS, Sarah Topeka, KS Topeka, KS KINDERBATTER, Henry C. DALE, .4.nna B. KIRKMAN, Jonathan L. ARNOLD LovilIa KUNKLE, John ARBUCKLE, Lucinda LERCH, Jared F. YERINGTON, Ella -Baroning, CA Columbus, OH LEWIS, George W. DANIELS, Alice LIGGETT, William T. COURSEY, Nett ie V. Topeka, KS Topeka, KS LINCOLN,Joseph T. BODGE, Georgie M. Ottawa, KS Ottawa, KS LISCHNER, August BEIER, Johanna C. LOVE, James H. PORTER, Julia LOWE, William H. MORRIS, E. Catherine HaSKET,I, , Hattie B. YlAC DONALD, William Date/Place Page # Officiant 13 Oct 1887 21 Feb 1887 31 Dec 1887- 370 301 406 J as. Marvin, r-IG John Q. A. Norton,PJ Richard Cordley, MG 318 35 1 David White M.G. john Q.A. Norton, PJ 321 304 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Samuel Kelsall,Jr.,JP 393 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 402 302 373 Willtm Harwell, MG Werter R. Davis, MG J. H.-Bonebrake, MG 320 W. Elwood Mills, MG 22 Feb 1887- 302 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 1 Nov 1887- 382 John Q. A. Nortm, PJ 397 363 316 336 S. M. Osmond, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ F. B. Olds, MG J as. Marvin, MG 384 377 John W. Wilkerson, MG John Q. A. Norton,FJ 10 Nov 1887- 383 Richard Cordley,MG 13 19 22 24 384 349 353 390 John H. Haul, MG Moses Brown, MG J ame s Marvin, MG William McDonald, MG Dg Co, KS 29 Mar 1887 27 July 1887Dg Co, KS 2 Apr 1887 3 Mar 1887- Leav Co, KS 30 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 22 Dec 1887 24 Feb 1887 19 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 31 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS 8 Dec 1887 21 Sept 1887 23 Mar 1887 30 May 1887Dg Co, KS 26 Oct 1887 12 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS , Dg Co, KS Nov 1887 July 1887 Aug 1887 Nov 1887 �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont'd) Bridegroom MAIN ~ Henry J. MARSH, Stephen C. Dodge City, KS MAXWELL, Trenck J. St. John, KS MC CALL, David T. Jeff Co, KS MC HENRY, Henry W. St. Joseph, MO MIETH Oscar MII.T,Ett, Aaron MUJ:ER, Edward MITJ,ER, James M. MITCHELL, Robert Linn, KS MORLAN, Gustavus A. Jeff Co, KS NAGEL, Edward A. NEWSTIFTER, George Jeff Co, KS NOAECKER, Jonathan C. OLSON, Swan Olsburg, KS OSWALT, Michael J. . OTT, Fred W. PARKER, Charles E. D. Leav Co, KS PARKS Simon PARP:rnT, Hermann E. St. Louis, MO PATTERSON, Robert C. Jef'ferson Co,KS 'PAYNE, Miller H. Staf'ford Co, KS PEASE, Charles L. PERRY, David Bride Date/Place Page # Officiant BROWNELL, Rose,F. WARNE, Mae T. Dg Co, KS GRANGER, Mary H. Dg Co, KS GAINES, Cordelia Jeff Co, KS UPSON, Pel vina KC, MO 3 Feb 1887 8 June 1887- Dg Co, KS 12 June 1887Dg Co, KS 13 July 1887Dg a" KS 9 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 15 Nov 1887 22 Sept 1887 12 May 1887 3 July 1887 28 June 1887Dg Co, KS 31 May 1887Dg Co, KS 19 Feb 1887 24 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 6 Dec 1887 28 July 1887Dg Co, KS 17 Feb 1887 3 Feb 1887 18 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 8 Feb 1887 17 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 26 Oct 1887Jeff Co, KS 11 Jan 1887Dg Co, KS 5 Jan 1887 29 Dec 1887 291 338 J as. Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 339 Richard Cordley, MG 347 John Q. A. Norton,PJ 323 John Q. A. Nortm, PJ 383 364 330 344343 J. T. Stephens, JP Christopher Flory, MG John Haller, MG L. K. Billingsley, MG Richard Cordley, MG 336 J. R. Stevens, JP 301 389 John Q. A. Norton, PJ. H. Gerlaih, Priest 396 351 Thomas F. Norris, MG M. Larson, MG 300 291 399 John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Haller, MG Jas. Marvin, MG 295 372 John Q. A. Norton, PJ _·J.ohn Q. A. Norton, PJ DOLAN, Mary LUGTON, Cornelia F. BRENDER, Ella HOOK, Mary E. WESTLING, Carry Dg Co, KS WILLIA1".s, Martha Jeff Co, KS BAKER, Sarah CARR, Winnie DeSoto, KS DIKES, Lizzie SWANSON, Sophie Dg Co, KS ELSTON, Sarah E. SENTZ, Clara M. STEVENS, Annie F. Dg Co, KS YODER, Harriet B. BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary Dg Co, KS STEWART, Vinnie R. Jeff Co, KS COMBS, Jennie (Mrs.) Stafford Co, KS BARUM, Eva M. HACKWORTH, .A,melia H~ 375 C. W. Horr, JP 285 John Q. A. Norton, PJ. 284 404 J as. Marvin, MG Dudley Lee~ I1G �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont I d) Bridegroom PETERSON, Charles G. PETERSON, H. P. PIERCE Allen PIERSON, Thomas W. PITTS, Wilbur F. Marshalltown, IA PONTIUS, Arthur C. PORTER, Peter FOWELL, William G. PRESHAW, James F. PRICE, John W. PRIER, Adolph A. KC, MO RAMSEY, Char les Decatur Co, KS READINGER, John REDMOND, Thomas J. REED, Wilson RESCER, Arthur M. RICH, James W. Cheyenne, W.T. RIDGWAY, Jacob H. RODGERS, Samuel ROLLER, Michael ROFP, Joseph E. ROTHWELL, John T.H.B. Jeff Co, KS RUSHMERE, Gorton E. Dg Co, KS RUSSELL, Lawrence RUSSELL, Walter J. SANDERS, John Topeka, KS SAVAGE, Peter Johnson Co, KS SCHI,ABACK, Wm. E. Bride Date/Place Fage # Officiant OLSON, Louisa JENSON, Dora (Miss) HULL Jennie R. EVANS, Lydia J. BUCKLEY, Mary B. Dg Co, KS RICHARDSON, Mabel E. CLARK, Sarah PINGRELL, Nancy M. BUCKNER , Olive ICE, Ettie WALRUFF, Dora Dg Co, KS LEMON, Irena I. Dg Co, KS J.AMANN, Louise HOLTER, Ida E. 4 June 1887 15 Oct 1887 19 Feb 1887 2 Nov 1887 13 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 10 May 1887 28 Dec 1887 22 Nov 1887 27 Oct 1887 17 Nov 1887 20 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 17 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 27 Jan 1887 1 May 1887 22 Mar 1887 7 Sept 1887 6 Feb 1887Jeff Co, KS 20 Nov 1887 24 Nov 1887 26 Oct 1887 29 June 1887 5 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 9 June 1887Hays City, KS 27 Jan 1887 6 Mar 1887 25 Jan 1887Dg Co, KS 16 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 8 Mar 1887 337 371 WALKER, Mary J. HODGES, Melissa LANSDOWNE, Charity E. Jeff Co, KS WOODRUFF, Mary R. CONLEY, Emma WAY, Anna M. COGSWELL, Clover C. JOHNSON, Sarah E. Jeff Co, KS ROBBINS, Annie Hays City, KS MORRIS, Lorella B. DUNKLEY, Mary DAVIS, Rebecca Wyandotte, KS MATHEWS , Jennie Dg Co, KS SPENCER, Flora M. 300 . 381 324 A. B. Dahlstrom,MG S. B. Hyman, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ A. M. Richardson, MG Addison D. Maderia,MG 386 376 385 374 J sine s Marvin, MG Moses Brown, MG W. Bristow, JP E. C. Boaz, MG A. C. Read, MG J. T. Stevens, JP 314 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 331 404- 289 327 316 355 293 'John Q. A. Norton,PJ J ame s Marvin, MG John M. Wilkerson,MG Silvester Creel, MG C. W. Cherry, JP 388 388 378 342 321 Richard Cordley, MG W. Mercer, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ J. 1'1. Sullivan, MG John Q.A.Norton, PJ 338 E. B. Killinger, MG 309 290 288 H. H. Howard, JP A. H. Stote, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 313 R. B. Taylor, MG 310 J as. Marvin, MG �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont' d) Bridegroom SCHMIDT, Bernhard SCHURR, George M. Reno, KS SCOTT, Walter SEHON, Charles W. Clarksburg, W VA SELZER, Henry SHAEli'li'ER, william H. Leav Co, KS SHAFFER, Isiah W. Linn Co, KS _SHATTUCK, Samuel S. Barton Co, KS SHAW, Frederick Oskaloosa, KS SHAW, William· N'. SHIRK, Thomas Fredonia, KS SHUCK, Benjamin F. Topeka, KS SILER, Charles F. SMITH, Alexander Pleasanton, KS SMITH, Allen B. SMITH, Charles F. Bride BAKER, Christine MILLER, Minnie Dg Co, KS HOFFMAN, Mary A. HILL, Rosanna Minnie Dg Co, KS . BARTZ, Hannah FORSYTHE, Elizabeth H. Leav Co, KS WEST, Mary E. Dg Co, KS PARRETr, Nina L.· Dg Co, KS SMITH, Jennie Jeff Co, KS DRAVIS, Hattie PARKS, Carrie Belle Boston, Mass HORNSBY, Luella Dg Co, KS TENNIS, Martha M. LEIPPER, Jemima Dg Co, KS ROBERTS, Ida ABBOTT, Alice J. ,Omaha, NE Lawr, KS SMITH, Charles T. WHITE, Maggie M. SMITH, Henry F. HEMPHILL, Margretta C. Sumner Co, KS Leav Co, KS SMITH, William H. MULL, Rose C. SMITHMEYER, Frederick H. POEHI.FJi, Clara H. SOMMERS, (C)Kayetan CILLNFJi, Mary SPALDING, William E. COX, Kate M. Dg Co, KS Dg Co, KS SPEALMAN, Jacob NORRIS, Mary SPENCER, Columbus T. HILL, Anna B. Date/Place 12 Mar 1887 21(1)Dec 1877Dg Co, KS 17 Feb 1887 30 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 27 Oct 1887 3 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 14 May 1887Dg Co, KS 5 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 28 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 6 Oct 1887 23 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 15 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS 25 May 1887 28 May 1887Dg Co, KS 9 May 1887 11 Aug 1887Dg Co, KS 24 Feb 1887 26 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS 26 Oct 1887 9 Feb 1887 16 Feb 1887 12 Oct 1887Tonganoxie t KS 6 Mar 1887 4 Dec 1887 Page # Officiant 308 401 H. Juchhoff, MG Werter R. Davis, MG 299 393 J as Marvin, MG J. H. Bonebrake, MG 380 306 Jacob Schmidli, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 332 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 367 Wm. Irelan, MG 405 John Q. A. Norton, PJ 368 403 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Richard Cordley, MG 398 John Haller, MG 334 335 Enos Puckett, MG Richard Cordley, MG 329 352 John Q. A. Norton, PJ Thomas F. Norris, MG 303 377 W. H. Stewart, MG A. Beatty, DD 378 296 295 371 A. H. Stote, MG Richard Cordley, MG Henry Gerlark,Priest Richard Cordley, MG 307 395 Fred Sherfy, MG Thomas J. Custard,JP - . -..J �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride SFCLANDER, James A. GRAY, Nancy E. Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS SPURLOCK, John S. OLIVER, Lucy Junction City, KS Dg Co, KS STAHL, August Banhart GAGE, Flora M. STAILEY, John W. WATT, Sally B. Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS STEVENSON, Thomas O. CRADER, Minerva M. STONEBRAKER, William A. SHANNON, Mary J. STURM, John POHL, Willhelmina SYMMES, Edward C. DAVIDSON, Ersula- Josie Topeka, KS Topeka, KS TENNEY, William E. COCKINS, Evline M KC, MO Dg Co, KS THOMPSON, Samuel G. EDGMAN, Jennie Linwood, KS Linwood, KS THRALLS, Frank W. GILLILAND, Lula M. TODD, Louis SHOLL, Harriet TOPPING, Howard B. HUMPHREY, Mamie J. TOWNSEND, Richard C. JACKE, Rebecca E. Stanton, IL Dg Co, KS TOYNE, Charles H. DAVENPORT, Mattie Leav Co, KS Leav Co, KS TUCKER, Charles H. FLINN, Jessie M. TURNER, William L. MATHERS, Nannie J. KC, MO Osage City, KS TURPIN, George B. HOLMES, Mary H. Shawnee Co, KS bhawnee Co, KS UHRLAUF, Jeannot KETELS, Augusta ULRICH, Charles E. EBERHART, Maggie M. VITT, August EDER, Mary WAlKER, Charles RICH, Sallie WASHINGTON, Phillip CLARK, Rena WATSON, Eugene FULTON, Lida E. WEAR, Frank E. DEDRICK, Mary (Miss) Topeka, KS Dg Co, KS Date/Place Page # Officiant 16 Nov 1887Leav Co, KS 17 May 1887Dg Co,' KS 9 May 1887 4 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 7 Dec 1887 29 Sept 1887 24 Nov 1887 4 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 20 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 20 Dec 1887Leav Co, KS 9 Feb 1887 28 Aug 1887 5 Oct 1887 14 June 1887Dg Co, KS 9 Jan 1887Leav Co, KS 15 Nov 1887 23 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 8 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 5 Oct 1887 19 Oct 1887 25 Oct 1887 22 Mar 1887 25 Oct 1887 15 Sept 1887' 25 Jan 1887Dg Co, KS 385 A. M. Richardson, MG 332 F. M. Lewis, rIG 330 306 J. Washington Mercer,MG Jas. Marvin, MG 396 364 387 307 Werter R. Davis, MG S. L. Johnson, MG Jacob Schmidli, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 325 R. A.; George, MG 399 P. W. Gorrell, JF ! Jas. Marvin, MG 293 354 366 341 Werter R. Davis, MG Andrew D. Jacke, MG 285 J. W. Spring, MG 386 365 A. Beatty, DD 311 John Q. A. Norton,PJ 367 372 369 315 376 358 288 H. Juchhoff, MG Thomas G. Winey, MG H. Gerlaih, Priest Joseph L. Brown, MG John Wilder, JP A. H. Stote, MG S. M. Osmond, MG Dudley Lee, MG John Q. A. Norton,P~ �DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1887 (Cont' d) Bridegroom Bride Date/Place WEBER, Gustav HOWES, Mamie C. BAILEY, Harriet NEUSTIFTER, Margaret .ANDERSON, Martha A. HUSTED, Rachel Leav Co, KS PARKS, Clara B. REYNOLDS, Julia E. Dg Co, KS TENNIS, Anna E. 4 Dec 1887 30 Mar 188724 Jan 1887 16 Mar 1887 24 Nov 1887Reno, KS 26 Feb 1887 20 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS 27 July 1887 14 Apr 1887 27 Apr 1887 27 Oct 1887 19 Oct 1887 12 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS 24 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS 1 Dec 1887-®~ @@ Dg Co, KS 26 Nov 1887 10 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS 21 Aug 1887 30 Apr 1887 16 F b 1887 27 Apr 1887 17 July 1887 Dg Co, KS e ~*WEIGHTMAN, Jpgn W. WEIGL, Sebastian' WEILER, George A. WESTCOTT, William H. Dg Co, KS WHITMAN, Henry F. WHITNEY, Omar F. Topeka, KS WILDER, Frank H. WILLIAMS, James WILLIS, Walter A. WILLMANN, Gustav WILSON, Eli WILSON, James C. Topeka, KS WILSON, John E. Melvern, KS WILSON, William T. F. Perryville, KS WINFREY, William WINKLER, Carrol T. Brown Co, KS WOODARD, Roscoe B. WRIGHT, Lincoln O. ZILLNER, Fred ZIMMERMAN, John A. ZIMMERS, William S. • Topeka, KS TARPEY, Mary HOADLEY, Nellie L. PLANZ, Mary (Miss) GENTRY, Laura L. COOK, Minerva V. Topeka, KS MC CLURE, Nannie M. Dg Co, KS . PHELPS, Mary E. Perryville, KS GRAY, Ella BEEDE, Annie Jeff Co, KS SMITH, Sadie SILVERS, Lillie B. SOMMER, Teresa ACHNING, Minnie M. F. NEFF, Esther C. Dg Co, KS Page # Officiant HOWland, MG Jas. Marvin, MG Henry Gerlarh, Priest John Q. A. Norton', PJ Thomas Scott, MG illrg~C~ ·:~:G~~< J as. Marvin, MG 304 325 A. Beatty, DD 350 323 327 37.9 373 359 J. A. Lippincott, MG, John Wilder, JP Richard Cordley, MG S. B. Hyman, MG J as. Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ 390 J. M.Wilson, MG 394 J.T. Stephens, JP 391 312 John Q. A. Norton, PJ John Q. A. Norton, PJ 353 328 296 326 348 J as. Marvin, MG John Q. A. Norton, PJ Henry Gerlarh, Priest Richard Cord ley , MG Fred Sherfy, MG ~1 �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1887 Bride Groom Bride ABBOTT, Alice J. SMITH, Charles F. BUCKLEY, 1'1ary B. ACHNING, Minnie 1'1. F. ZI1'1MERl'1.AN, John A. BUCKNER, Olive AKERS, Rhoda BRUBAKER, John C. BURNHAM, Anna ANDERSON, Ida HAMILTON, John F. CABR, Winnie ANDERSON, Ida S. HARRELL, David B. CARVER, Lava ANDERSON, 1'1artha A. WEILER, George A. CILLNER, 1'1ary ARBUCKLE, Lucinda KUNKLE, John CLARK, Eliza ARNOLD, LovilIa KIRKMAN, Jonathan L. 'CLARK, Rena BAILEY, Harriet WEIGHTMAN, John W. CLARK, Sarah BAKER, Christine SCHMIDT, Bernhard COCKINS, Evline M. BAKER, Sarah NAGEL, Edward A. COGSWELL, Clover C. BALDWIN, Ida FINCH, George COLE, Ella B. BARNHARD, Sadie C. GILL, James A. COLLINS, Sarah BARTZ, Hannah SELZER, Henry COMBS, Jennie (Mrs .) BARUl'1, Eva M. PEASE, Charles L. CONLEY, Emma' BATEMAN, 1'1elissa GRAHAM, Patrick COOK, Minerva V. BAXTER, Adda 1'1. HOPSON, Hiram P. COURSEY, Nettie V. BEEDE, Annie WINKLER, CarroloT. COX, Kate M. , BEELER, Jennie GALLATLY, Lincoln CRADER, MinervaM. BEIER, Johanna C. LISCHNER, August CRAIGMlLE, Ella M. BERGER, Charlotte R. HIATT, Fedore P. H. DALE, Anna B. BITTERLY, Christina BATHURST, George G. DANIELS, Alice BLACK, Anna HERNAL,John R. . DAVENPORT, Mattie BODGE, Georgie 1'1. LINCOLN, Joseph T. DAVIDSON, Ersula Josie BOLEN, Elizabeth CHAPLIN, Ben G. DAVIS, Mary E. BOLTON, Adda FERTIG, Thomas H. DAVIS, Rebecca BOND, Sarah A. GEORGIE, William DEDRICK, 1'1ary (Miss) BOWl'1AN, Mary DUCKETT, John W. DICKSON, Rosetta BRANSON" Cora H. EARNSHAW, Fred B. DIKES, Lizzie BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary H. PARPERT, Hermann DOLAN, 1'1ary BRELSFORD, Blanche HIGGINS, Charles C. DOYLE, Annie C. BRENDER, Ella MIIJ~, Edward DRAVIS, Hattie BREWERS, Maggie L. CARLSON, CarlO. DUNKLEY, Mary BROWN, Marova J. HORNBY, Robert H. DUNKLEY, Sarah BROWNELL, Rose F. MAIN, Henry J. EBERHART, Maggie M. BRYANT, Naomi (Miss) BUNDY, Alfred S. ~ EDER, Mary =:J" ~~\,~ f 'l-:~ ," , I , : /"";' \ ,~. \:,.:F~ Groom PITTS, Wilbur F. PRESHAW , James F. FITCHUE(FITHUGH , Jonas NEWSTIFTER, George JENNINGS, Walter SOl'1MERS,(C) Kayetan COX, Oscar.L. WASHINGTON, Phillip PORTER, Peter TENNEY, William E. ROPP, Joseph E. BEST, Peter 1'1. KEOUGH, Francis PAYNE, Miller H. RODGERS t Samuel WILSON, James C. LIGGETT, William T. SPALDING, William E. STEVENSON, Thomas O. GILBERT, Edward W. KINDERBATTER, Henry C. LEWIS, George W. TOYNE, Charles H. SYl1l'1ES, Edward C. HAYNE, Henry W. SANDERS, John WEAR, Frank E. ARNOLD, Ezra , NOAECKER, Jonathan C. MIETH, Oscar GRIFFIN, Edward H. SHAW, William N. RUSSELL, Walter J. ERICKSON, Harry C. ULRICH, Charles E. VITT, August - ~ �ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1887 (Cont'd) Bride Bride Groom EDGMAN, Jennie THOMPSON, Samuel G. ELDRIDGE, Lillie B. HUSON, John B. ELSTON, Sarah E. OSWALT, Michael J. EVANS, Lydia J. PIERSON, Thomas W. FETTY, Louisa M. GALLIGHER, Patrick W. FLINN, Jessie M. TUCKER, Charles H. FLINTOM, Louise FARLEY',Herman A. FOLEY, Ella AGLE, John H. FORD, Lizzie DE HOFF, Ephraim G. FORSYTHE, Elizabeth H. SHAEFFER, William H. FORSYTHE, Nancy A. HALL, John L. . BURTON, Walter F. FOX, Bessie A. P. FRAME, Myra B. HERSHFIELD, ~al FAXON, William T. FRARY, Sarah FULTON, Lida E. WATSON, Eugene GAGE, Flora M. STAHL, August Banhart GAINES, Corbelia MC CALL, David T. BAKER, Lemon C•;.§:',J;;;[ii"] GALE, Lola R. GARNER, . Jane COUZENS, Henry G. GOUSE, Emily J. KENDALL, Aguila C. GENTRY, Laura L. WILSON, Eli GILL, Anna M. JONES, Aden W. GILLILAND, Lula M. THRALLS, Frank W. GRANGER, Mary H. MAXWELL, Trench GRAY, Ella WINFREY, William GRAY, Nancy E. SFOLANDER, J ame sA. GREENE, Malinda F. BATES, Arthur E. GRIFFIS, Matie F. HAY, Frarik ·A. HACKWORTH, Amelia PERRY, David HAHN, Mary C. . DUNKLEY, Frank H. HAHN, Paulina BRAWCHLE, Jacob HALL, Martha A. BROWN, Richard HAMMILL, Annie K. GARST, Joal A. HASKELL, Hattie B. MAC DONALD, William HEFNER, Josephine HEUETT, Frank l HEMPHILL, Margrett a C. ~NGTON, Jesse J. HILL, Anna B. HILL, Irene HILL, Rosanna HILL, Rose HOADLEY, Nellie L. HODGES, Melissa HOFFMAN, Mary A. HOLMES, Mary H. HOLTER, Ida E. HOOK, Mary E. HORNSBY, Luella HOUSE, Mary HOUSE, Mary HOWES, Mamie C. HUDSON, Melissa A. HULL., Jennie R. HUMPHREY, Mamie J. HUSTED, Rachel ICE, Ettie IRONSIDE, Margaret JACKE, Rebecca JACKSON, Mary JAMANN, Louise JARDON,Julia A. JENSON,Dora (Miss) JOHANNING, MarY . JOHNOON, Nellie JOHNSON, Sarah E. .KAISER , Catherine KENNEDY, Ella A. KETELS,. Augusta KINZIE, Alice F. LANSDOWNE,Charity E. Groom SMITH, Henry F. HIGG INS, George E. SPENCER, Columbus T. ANDERSON, William B. SEHON, Charles W. CONNER, Harvey J. WILLIS, Walter A. RESCER, Arthur M. SCOTT, Walter . TURPIN, George B. REDMOND, Thomas J. l'1II.I.ER, James l'1. SHUCK, Benjamin F. ADLER, ,John M. GILLUM Henry H. WEBER, . Gustav JAMESON, Hugh PIERCE, Allen TOPPING, Howard B. WESTCOTT, William H. PRICE, John W. HURD, William I •. TOWNSEND, Richard C. JOHNSON ,Lincoln READINGER, John FORD, Walter H. PETERSON, H. P. DAl"lM, William DOBBINS, Patrick J. ROTHWELL,John T.H.B. HOCK, August . AGER, Omar Elroy UHRLAUP, J eannot DAVIDSON, Herbert V. RICK; James "!. �~HABETICAL L~~TING Bride BY BRIDE NAME - 1887 (Cont'd) Groom LEIPPER, Jemima SMITH, Alexander LEMON, Irena I'. RAl'1SEY, Charles LE PAGE, Nellie E. "BABCOCK,EVerett E. LEWIS,Carrie I. CAMPBELL, West" "LEWIS, Mary K. BARICKLOW, Danie I W. LEWIS~ Ollie M. GRANT, -George 1'1. LICHTFIELD, Emma HI~, Rufus L. (LETCHFIELD) LUBAS, AnnaC. FAULKNER, William H. LUGTON, Cornelia F. MIl/ItER, Aaron l'1ACY, Lulie Edna -" BARTON, Lester T. MAIER, l'1aria HOFFE, Otto MANSFIELD, Maude E. GIBB; J~ Gordon MATHERS;-"Namiie J. TURNER, William L. MATHEWS, Emma J. BUCKINGHAl'1, James D. MATHEWS, Jennie SAVAGE"~ Pe"ter MC" "CLURE, Nannie M. WILSON-, John E. MC FARLAND, Mattie B(R) "HACKMAN, George W. 1'1C KEE,A(N)Emma (Miss"Y CUl'1l'1INGS, Henry A. MIGLIARIO, -Josephine JONES,Mathew F. 1'1ILLER-, Minni~ SCHURR, °George 1'1. MORGAN, Nettie Ann CALAVY, Joseph MORRIS, E. Catherine LOWE, William H. MORRIS, Luella B. RUSSELL, Lawrence MULL, Rosec. SMITH, WilliamH. MUNZER, Katie DEAN, William R. NEFF ,Esther C. ZIl'1l'1ERS, William S. NEUSTIFTER, Margaret WEIGL, Sebastian NICHOLS,-Lula FRIEND, Frank L. NORRIS, " Mary SPEALMAN, "J aco b"o OLIVER, Lucy SPURLOCK, John S. OLSON"," Louisa PETERSON, Charles G. PAINTER,Nettie 1'1. EBERHART, Samuel L. PARKS, Carrie Belle SHIRK, Thomas PARKS, Clara B. WHITMAN, Henry F. "~"ARRETT, N_ina L. SHATT(JCK, Sam~el S. Bride PARRISH, Clara A. PEVERLINE~ Elizabeth PHELPS, Mary" E. PINGRELL, Nancy M. PLANZ ,~1ary (Miss) :r.QEHItER~ " Clara H. POHL, Willhelmina PORTER, Julia PORTER, Mabel W. RANDELS, Carrie 1'1. E. REYNOLDS, Julia E. RICH, Sallie RICHARDSON, Mabel E. ROBBINS, Annie " ROBERTS, Alice 1'1. ROBERTS, Ida ROEDER, Louisa 1'1. ROY, Camilla H. @SCHNADLER, Kate SCHWARZ, Sophia F. SENTZ, "Clara 1'1. SHANNON, Mary J. SHAW, Elizabeth SHIVELY, Sarah SHOLL, Han'iet SILVERS, Lillie B. SKINNER, Jennie SMITH, Eliza J. -SMITH ~ J enni"e SMITH, l'1ary SMITH; Sadie SOMr1ER, Teresa SPENCER, Flora 1'1. SPENCER, Lar"ooka SPERRY, Nancy J. SPURGEON, "IdaE. Groom HOLLOWAY, Scott R. FRENGER,· Christian WILSON, William T. F. POWELL, William G. WILLMANN, Gustav SMITHMEYER,Frederick H. STURM John "LOVE, ~ James H. HOLLOWELL, Charles A. GARRETT, Spencer WHITNEY, Omer F. WAIKER, Charles PONTIUS, °Arth ur C. RU6HMERE, Gorton E. JORDAN, Edgar S. SMITH, Allen B. HESS, Henry H. BEARD, John E. HOFMANN, Louis , ALBRIGHr, Charles M. OTT,Fred W. STONEBRAKER, William A. DAVIS, John W. HARTMAN, Abraham L. TODD, Louis WRIG~ Lincoln O. DEVINE, Frank W. BALDWIN, J ame s W. SHAW~Frederich BRENT, Alexander WOODARD, Roscoe" B. ZILLNER, Fred" SCHLABACK, Wm. E. BENSON," John A. CARLSON, Edward A. GORDON, William P. �ALPHABETICAL ~ISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1887 (Cont'd) Groom Bride Groom Bride STANDING, Annie STARR, Bertha A. STEVENS, Annie F. STEWART, Vinnie R. STOCKTON, Frances K. SWANSON, Sophie TARPEY, Mary TENNIS~ Anna E. TENNIS, Martha M. THACKER, Mary H. TOLLE, Josie M. TRYON, Dowa L. TURNBOUGH, Mary D. UPSON, Pelvina VINYARD, Susan WALKER, Hala M. WALKER, Mary J. WALRUFF, Dora GOODEMOTE, Charles W. GROVENOR, Charles P. PARKER, Charles E. D. PATTERSON, Robert C. DECKER, "Joseph H. " OLSON, Swan WILLIAMS , James WILDER, Frank H. SILER, Charles F. EMERY, Peter E. BELL, Asher C. HADLEY," Joab ANDREWS, Orin D. MC HENRY, Henri W. CALDWELL, Anthony BAILEY,. Louis E. REED, Wilson PRIER, Adolph A. WALRUFF, Lena WARNE, .Mae T. WATT, Sally B. WAY, Anna M.WEBSTER, Mary WELKER, Louisa J. WEST~ Mary E. WESTLING, Carrie WHITE, .Maggie M. WILEY, Sybil S. WILLIAMS , Kate" WILLIA.MS, Martha WILLIAMSON, Rebecca WOLF, Mattie WOODRUW, Mary R. YERINGTON, Ella YODER, Harriet B. - -- , ------ ..- GNEFKOW, William F. .MARSH ,- St ephen C. STAILEY, John W. ROLLER, Michael BOOHER, Dorral GLASS, Andrew SHAFFER, Isiah W. MITCHELL, Robert SMITH, Charles T. HOPKINS, Daniel T. BOETTCHER, Herman MORLAN, Gustavus A. DU'rrON, Asa GRAY, James L. RIDGWAY, Jacob H. LERCH, Jared F. PARKS, Simon ".-~­ QUANTRILL RAID SURVIVOR -Mrs. J.B. Sutliff, 1926 7th Ave. West, Seattle, Washington. "My husband was nClt ki 11 ed, he bei ng away on busi ness and our home was not burned. I saw Mr. GRIFFITH and told him to run to the ravine. He reached it and saved his life. I had to warn Mrs. GRIFFITH to keep away from him. I can hear the pounding of nails yet, for Ira BROWN annd Hiram TOWNE made coffins for two nights in their shop .just across the alley from my hl::tme." From: Lawrence (Kansas) Booster Book, 1913. -j .....1IIIiii i �i 24] ... ::~'-</ Women Bring I'n Mimi tion Supply' Ingenuity Outwits·Pto~Slavery'Guards' Surrounding Lawrence AUtho,ri ties on the histo'ry of Do-uglas county state that four attempts were made by men to get wOlrd ta' Cawrence warning them of the coming of Qu:an~ trill and all~ of those attempts failed. whether by degree olf fate or by eager;.. ness which faiied to· take full accoun:t of' ciicumstanc.es that might arise. The atiempts may have failed becau'se the pioneer women were' not called on to use their ingenuity and initative, ~o displayed during several incidents' in saving lives of men and their homes' during the Quantrill'. Raid, and the bo-rder wars. Such ingenuity furnished pO'\II<ier and sho,t for the defenders of Lawrence', when in December olf 1855, hordes of Missouri ans were camped two or three miles from Lawrence! and had pickets around the cHy. Every man was needed fo·r the defense of the city against an attacIc expe~ted hourly. The bravery o-f two women allowed every man to be used fo·r the defense and at the same time the necessary ammuni tion was pro·vided; . Mrs. S~ N~ Woods and Mrs. Loi s H~ Brown vlere the women who, secured the' ammuni tion from the farm of Mrs .• Brown' s· father, and from the home o·f Maj or Abbot who had powder', shot and Sharps 'rifles, sent by friends in New York and Bo·ston buried in a trunk on his .claim.. . On December 8, 1855-, Mrs. Bro.trn was calli ng at the home olf Mrs. N'. Wood-. General lane came in and said. "I do no·t know what we shall do _. we have no ammuni tion no:t even enough to l.t1tcd(e) a show o-f defense.'" . Mrs. Brown said that her father had a bag of powder out on his farm and that she would go after it and asked Mrs. Woods to'gol with her. Mrs. Woods consented and arrangements were made to go the next morning. Jt large work basket,. a medicinal book and knitting were taken by Mrs. Brown. Sam Gleason, the fathero-f Mrs. Brown, li ved ~everal miles south o-f Lawrence at Mud Springs on the Santa Fe' ro'ad. When Mrs. Brown reached the home oJ Mrs. Woods: she found Captain J. E. Stewart who lived a mile ot! the other' side of the Wakarusa getting ready to go- out to_ bring some ammuni tion buried there. brought into the territo:ry by Mr. Abott with Sharps rifles secured by friends in Boston and New yo:rk. Captain Steward and (blank) have some twelve or fourteen men to gO with him. He had what was then known as a cracky wagon. General Lane coming up at the time. Mrs. Brown said:: "It will not be necessary for Mrs. Woods and me to gOI for the powder at father's."- General Lane said:: ''No, You are going ...· Turning .to Captain Steward he said: "By what authority do- you take these men out ()if this place just at this time when tile are expecting an attack every hour. These women will bring it safer than you can wi th all these men.'" Captain Stewart helped them in and gave Mrs. Brown the reins. The guard' accompanied them to the edge of town and turned back • . The women drove out to Blanton's Bridge. After passing that a mile they notIced two; men or scouts watching them closely. The halter came down and .Mrs ~ Brown got up to' put i t up'~ The men turned olff and paid no furthe·r' attention) to the. women. A mile or two further on they met two men on foot. Mrs .. Brown turned to them and inquired how far it. was to· a Mr. Bayes', a pro-slavery neighbor. After getting the direction the women drove on. Later they stopped to pick up a whiskey flask which they thought might be well to have fi lled with milk •. Soon after arriving at the home of Mrs. Brown's father, Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Bro~1In h?d dinner •. Two pillow slips were borrowed and a small keg of powder emptIed Into them. The women arranged them under their dresses like bustles'. S: �25 ~' Fr'.l'il tiw Gleason home they drove to Mr. Abbott's where the ammunition was buried wi th a half kC0 of powder in an oid trunk. This was fldJustcd wi th the help of Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. W"ods tying some of i't around her person. The caps, c:1rtridges, bullet molds and gun wipers, the women put up their sleeves and in their pockets. The bflrs of lead were stood up in their stockings. Three packages the women could not take were given to Howard Dickson, a boy, wh,) W(lS going to Lawrence to help in the erection of fortifications. He was driving a pair of oxen which were to be used in throwing up the earthworks. O'l'Iino tn the heavy weight of the powder nnd lead the women could not get into the buggy_ Mrs. Abhott and Dickson assisted them. After crossing the Wakarusa they noticed that they were closely watched. "There, ~lrs. Woods, they are coming," Mrs. Brown said. A man stopped them. "Excuse me, ladies, we thought you were men. We have orders to let no man pass this road to Lawrence." The women ~'rove on slowly. In back rode a man partly di smounted, wi th one foot on the sti rrup, ready to fi re on the women. The man comi ng to the buggy and seeing nr)thinfl suspicious,· if a milk bottle and a work basket could seem suspicious, went back to a cornpnnion do\'m the road then back to the boy dri ving the oxen. They seorched him and found nothing. . ~lrs. Brown drove her hnrse slowly and feigned indifference, then drove rapidly. They found the men waiting anxiously for them. Cheer after cheer greeted the women as they drove up. It was then that they learned that Thomas Barber had been shot while attempting to get out of his home, some -five or six miles from Lawrence. He was brouqht in and laid out in the Free-state IIotel, full of life and hope on the benutiful morning when he left. The wind blew a perfect gale from the north before'morning and blew down the tents of the prO-Slavery men so they struck their tents and left. ---From a neWSpaper cli pri ng in the Scrapbooks .. of Tracey Learnard, Volume II, "A Bit of JJistory of Lmvrence and Douglas County", courtesy of the Watkins Community Museum, 'Lawrence, KS. Copied by Pauline B. Elniff. JIM LANE SAVED BY DISGUISE Mrs. D.L. KRETSINGER, daughter of Wm. memories of Quantrill's Raid: BRASS wrote one of her "I had gc.ne to Lawrence that week to attend schcII::.I, bc,ardi ng wi th John SHIMMONS and rooming with his daughter, Nellie YOUNG. Jim LANE came over. He hurriedly put on one of my dresses and a sun bonnet and assisted us in carrying food out of the house. He was not recognized as a boy and I have always felt that his disguise saved his life. I think I can safely say that I also saved a Mr. EATON's life." �26 <continued from Volume XI, No.4) THE KANSAS FARMER AND MAIL & BREEZE DIRECTORY OF FARMERS AND BREEDERS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY 1920 Pages: 203-208 DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMERS' DIRECTORY Abbreviations Used in this Directory a--Acres; Ch--Children; O--Owner; T--Tenant. or Renter; R-:Rura1 Route; Sec--Section; Maiden name of wife follows d1rectory.name 1n parentheses, ( ); figures at end of inf?rmatio~--year b:came res1dent of county. Name of farm follows name of ch1ldren 1n quotatlon marks.· In case of tenant, the farm owner's name follows the figures giving size of farm. EXAMPLE Jones, John R (Vera James) Ch James,Albert; "Sunnyside Farm" Lawrence, Rl Kanwaka Sec 13 016a (1866) Tel. Lawrence Lawrence. Means Jones, John R--Name. (Vera.James)--Wife's Maiden name. eh James, Albert--Children named James, Albert. "Sunnyside Farm"--Name of farm. Lawrence Rl--Postoffice Lawrence, R. F. D. 1 KanwakaSec 13--Kanwaka township, Section 13. 0160a--Owner of 160 acres. (1866)--Lived in county since 1866. Tel. Lawrence Lawre~ce--Telephone. 0'- DAILEY, Andrew L. (Margaret PONCELOW) Ch Geotge, Alfred, Margaret, Jasper; Richland R17, Clinton Sec 30SW T181a EMERY Estate (1906) Tel. Clinton Clinton DAILEY, David J. (Thresia GEBHART) Ch Leona, Hulda, Andrew, Lavada;. Richland R 18. Clinton Sec 28G T6a William KAMPSCHRODER (1877) Tel. Clinton Clinton DALY, Richard E., (Nina YATER) Ch James: "Haskell Institute Farm" Lawrence, Wakarusa Sec 7NE T1000a Haskall Insitute (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DANIELS, Elmer E., (Ella N. HODGINS) Ch Nettie, John, Esther; Baldwin R4. Willow Sec 23N T80a W.A.PENCE (1901) Tel. Pleasant Valley Lawrence DAMM, John, (Louise ZEEL) Ch Jim, Mary, Sophia; Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 19W 0210a (1867) Tel. Stull Stull DAMM, William, (Mary HOHANNING) Ch William, Henry, Katty, Ernest; Richland R17, Konwaka Sec 35W 0106a (1868) Tel. Stull Stull DANIELS, J. Earl, (Mamie PIERSON) eh Lyda, Laverne; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 21NW T100a Mrs. L. R. BRYAN (1910) Tel Kansas Lawrence DARK, Samuel L., (Mary CIDK) Ch G1.iidys, Samuel, Clarence, Elton, Harley; �27 . ,,'" '.':; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 1W 080a (1917) Tel. Bell Lecompton DAUGHERTY, Bert, (Retta DEAY) Ch Mamie, Roy, Clarence, Luci1p.. Harold, Pearl, Ruth; Eudora R3~ Euciora Sec 36S T80s L. S. DAUGHERr: (1866) Tel. Eudora Eudora DAVAULT, Wesley, (Maude SNETHEN) Ch Claude, E1smer, Earl; Baldwin R3. Palmyra Sec 25NW 080a (1895) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville , DAVIDSON Henry A., (Mary GLENN) Ch Paul; Lecompton R3, Lecompton Sec 3N 05~a (1857) Tel. Bell Lecompton DAVID, C.P., Ch Marie; Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 26NW 090a (1911) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DAVIS, Ed T., (Fanny JOHNSON) Ch Cecil, Hazel; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa . Sec 32NE T16a J. F. DILLION (1904) Tel. Lawrence DAVIS,Elzy L., Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 9SE T40a Mary DAVIS (1915) Tel Kansas Lawrence DAVIS, Joseph R., (Mabel MITCHELL) Ch Albert, Edward, Gordon, Mary, Clifford; Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 23SW T160a Maltida PENDLETON ( 1888) DAVIS, Mary, (Mary WALTERS) Ch Harry, Clara, Joseph, Ralph, Clarence, Elzy; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 9NE 040a (1862) Tel. Kansas· Lawrence . DAVIS, Ralph, (Mernice EASTMAN) Ch Doris; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 24 T360a O. PERKINS Tel. Eudora Eudora DAVIS, Samuel, (Emma STUBBS) Ch Lena, Anna, Homer, Virgil, Della, Mildred, 'Ruth, James; Eudora R1, Eudora Sec 2S 056a (1862) Te 1. Eudora Eudora . DAVISON, Horace E., (Cora HUNT)Ch Benjamin, Viola, Clcda, Laura, John, Verna; Baldwin R2, Palmyra Sec lySW 0200a (1895) Tel. Baldsin Baldwin DAVISON, William H., (Emma L. FUNDERBURG) Ch Delta, Martha, Gerald; Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 5S T8a Dr. F. H. BELL (1919) Tel. Mutual Worden DAY, Bert C., (Rosie COOPER) Ch Mildred, Mable; Sibley, Wakarusa Sec 28SE 0154a (1882) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DEAY, Edward, (Bertha REUSH) Ch LeRoy, Mable, Sadie, Marjorie; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N 0104~a (1870) Tel. Bell Lawrence DEAY, Frank A., (Florence KESLER) Ch Mildred, Edith; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 16N T200a D. H. KESLER (1886) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star Mutual Worden DEAY, Fred E., (Eva FRY) Ch Irene, John, Charles; Eudora Rl, Palmyra Sec 16W T160a W. J. DEAY (1887) Tel. Eudora Eudora DEAY, G. 0., Ch Walter, Clifford, Howard, Hazel; Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 16N 0105a (1862) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star DEAY I.rvin, (Anna DEAY, mother and Arthur DEAY, brother) Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 4S 0160a (1883) Te 1. Eudora Eudora ., DEAY James A., (Lu1a KARN) Ch James, Ella; Eudora R8, Palmyra Sec 1N 0160a (1859) Tel. Vinland Vinland DEAY, James L., (Viola BUCHANAN) Ch Doran, Lovia; Vin1and Rl, Palmyra Sec 12N OlOOa (1886) Tel. Vin1and Vin1and DEAY, Mrs. Mary, Ch John, Maud, Pearl, Claude, Alma; Baldwin R5. Willow Sec llN 070a (1870) Tel. Private DEAY, Oliver, (Ida FREUND) Ch Thelma; Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 2S 0120a (1877) Tel. Eudora Eudora DEAY " Romie, (Nellie KELLER) Ch Jess, Roll, Opal, Lester, Howard" Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 13N-18N 0527a (1873) Tel. Vinland Vinland &Eudora Eudora �DEAY, Russell, (Nettie May TUCKER) Ch Fern; Baldwin R5, Palmyra Sec ,16N 0080a (1880) Tel. Vinland Vinland DEAY, Walter J., (Lucy CHURCHBAUGH) Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 12N T200a . W. D. LYONS (1886) Tel. Mutual Worden DEAY, William, OAnna KELLER) Ch Molly;. Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec liN T4a Romie DEAY (1856) Tel. Vinland Vinland DEAY, Wi 11 i am J., (Emma HINZI CKER) Ch Fred, Clyde; Eudora Rl, Eudora Sec 9S 0120a (1880) Tel. Eudora Eudora DECKWA, Henry,(Emma HOUSEMAN) Ch Wesley, Edward; 8udora Rl Palmyra Sec 20N-21N 0230a (189~'.Tel. ·Eudora·Eudora DEISTER, A. E., Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec 30W 0200a (1898) Tel. Stull Stull DEISTER, H~ J., (Lillian DEISTER) Lecompton Rl, Kanwaka Sec36W 080a (1891) Tel. Stull Stull DeMERRITT, Leslie J., (Fred DeMERITT, brotherO Richland R17, Clinton Sec . 16N T80a A. E. ICE (1910) Tel. Clinton Clinton DENEWILER, Mrs. Alma B., Ch Harry, Eu1a, Bessie, Edith; Lecompton R2 Kanwaka Sec 8W OlOOa (1895) Tel. Stull Stull DEPPE, Julius, (Martha DEPPE, sister) Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 31NE T80a DEPPE Estate (1876) DERSHEM, Levi, (Mary Howard) Ch Elsie, Lincoln, E1mir; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 14SW 060a (1859) DESKIN, Roy R., (Martha BIDINGER) Ch Russell; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 3E T160a Fred DESKIN (1895) Tel. Home Clinton DESKINES, Guy F., (Myrtle M. BOOHER) Ch Emmett, Leone, Charles, Cleo, Edward, Ella; Baldwin Rl, Willow Sec 32N T2a Henry FLEER (1916) Tel. Mut 1a1 Worden DESQUE, Charles, Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 18NWT80a Lon COOPER (1890) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DESQUE, Henry H., (Nellie M. SULLIVAN) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 36NW T l60a Henry DESQUE (1891 ) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DESQUE, John, (Bertha HOWARD) Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 36 NE T120a Dollie TROUT (1887) Tel. Farmers' IndepeneentOverbrook DETWILER, Charles W., (Gladys ANDERSON) Ch Roy; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 14S 020a (1919) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin DeWITT, Paris, (Emma COLEMAN) Ch Ernest, Minnie, Marie; "Busy Bee Farm," Lawrence R1, Wakarusa Sec 34NW 040a (1904) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DEWS, Charles, T., (Tabitha RICE) Ch George, Donald, Jessie, Thomas, Mary, Emma, Martha; Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 30E T80a George DEWS (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DEWS, Donald W., (Ellen BENSON) Ch Hazel, Helen, Esther; Lecompton R3, Kanwaka Sec 26E T34a BENSON,' Estate (1905) DEWS, Georga A., (Mary PHIllIPS) Ch Rose, Dellamay, Robert, Char1es;"Rose Della Farm," Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 30 0233a (1901) Tel. Kansas Lawrence . DICKS, Gurney H., (Annabe11 THATCHER) Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 3 08a (1917) DIEHL, J. A., (Kate DRUCKENMILLER) Ch Wilbur, Raymond, Mabel, Milton, Ruth; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 9SW 0160a (1919) DIEHL, W. J., Ch Margaret, Mellie, Katherine, Hazel, Rose; LawrenceR8 Clinton Sec 32SE 0138a (1919) DIETZ! August, (Madeline GUTZLER) Ch A1fred~ Louise, Rudolph, Henry, Els1e, Ernest, Gustave, Lena, Victor, Bertha, Minnie; Lone Star Rl Willow Sec 6N 0451a (1894) Te1.Lone Star Lone Star· , DILLIE, Alfred B., (Ethel COLT) Ch Roberta, Betty, Grace; Vinland R1, �Palmyra Sec 9NW T120a J. HILL (1919) Tel. Vinland Vinland DILLON, John S., (Alice OYLER) Ch Mary, William, Lilly, Thomas, Minnie, George, Sherman, Ephriam, Pearl, Lora, Howard, Alta, Bernice; Lone Star Rl, Marion Sec 22NE 0160a (1902) Tel. Alfred Overbrook DILLON, Lafayette, (Pinka SNAVELY) Ch Gracie, Everett, Fay, Callie; LawrenceR5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW T100a E. L. GARRETT (1918) DISSINGER, Abraham H., (Ellen OBREHOSFER) Ch Edward, Herbert, David, Raymond, John, Laura, Helen; Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 3,T160a Albert COX (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DISSINGER, Herbert J., (Louise LEONHARD) Ch Edward, Katherine, Morris; Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec 2$W 040a (1880) , DISQUE, Charl es, (Etta MOHLER) Ch Homer, Chester, Fred; II Cottonwood Ridge Farm," Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 17S 080a (1907) Tel. Centropolis Centropolis DODDER, Cecil R., Pearl OEHRLE) Ch Aletha, Chester; "Walnut Ridge Farm,"Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 35SW 0160a (1892) Tel. Farmers' Independent'Overbrook DODDER, Elmer L., (Hazel WRIGHT) Ch Edith, Myrtle, Pearl; Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 8SW T160a W. G. WRIGHT (1890) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DODDER, John L., (Emma EAGON) Ch Marion, Glenn, George; "South View Farm," Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec 7SW 0140a (1878) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook ' DODDER, Lewis E., (Bertha GREENFIELD) Ch Albert; "Pleasant Hill Farm," Overbrook R4, Mrion Sec 26NW 0160a (1886) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DODDER, Silas, (Mary Bailey) Ch Hattie, Homer, Vera, Eva, Pearl, Clyde, Goldie, Elmer; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec lSW 0225a (1861) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DODDS, Floyd M., (Nellie FLORY) Over-rook Rl, Marion Sec 16SE 0160a (1915) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook DODSON, J. R., (Maud Griffith) Ch Virginia, James, Joyce; "Walnut Hill Stock Farm," Lawrence R9, Wakarusa Sec llSW T160a D. C. ASHER (1916) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ' DOLAN, Senator M., (Lillie Riley) Ch Hattie, Edgar, Myrtle; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 8 T220a Gilmore (1872) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DOLL, S. R., (Lucy NORTON) Ch Susan; Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 24NW 07~a (1909) DOOLITTLE, Charles R., (Dora SCHRADER) Ch Randle, Norman Dora, Doris; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 31SE 0200a (1884) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DORNON, M., Lecompton R3~ Kanwaka Sec 2E 080a (1898) DOUDNA, Len, (Effie MUR~HY) Ch Wilbur, Kenneth, Helen, Carl, Evans, 22 Geraldine; Wellsvifle Rl, Palmyra Sec 9SE Tl60a E. D. BRIGGS (1919) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville DOUGHERTY, Roy, (Rena FOUST) Eudora Sec 5N 016a (1885) Tel. Eudora Eudora DRAKE, William W., (Frances FLEENOR) Ch Winifred, Dorothy, Frances, Mary; "Whispering Pines Farm," Lecompton Sec 34N 030a (1903) Tel. Bell Lecompton DREHER, Otto H., (Mildred CURD) Ch Helen, Elizabeth; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 25S 0160a (1893) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DREHER, Peter, (Mary E. DISTUE) Ch Jake, Katie, Rosie, Lizzie, Louise Minnie, Otto; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec'19SE'0152a (1882) T~l. ' Kansas Lawrence DRENNQ~, .E., (Eva OWENS) Ch Margaret; "Lake View'Stock Farm," Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec lSNW 0160a (1919) Tel. Kansas'Lawrence �DRENNON, William M., (Rosie Curti.s) Ch Harold; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 8 040a (1919) Tel. Kansas'Lawrence DREYER, Arthur, (E1enora MORGAN) Ch Lee, Thelma, Elizabeth, Elnora, Ve1ta; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 11W T240a Aug. Dreyer (1895) Tel. Independent Stull DREYER, Guss A., (Dovie Watson) Ch Hazel, Wynona; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 080a (1885) Tel. Independent Stull DREYER, John H., (Vida GLENN) Ch Wilda, Verna, Lloyd; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 10 080a (1894) DUFFEE, Lloyd, Lawrence R1, Kanwaka Sec 6N 0270a (1869) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DULEN, L., (Rose MATTHEWS) Lawrence R5, Wakarusa Sec 25NW 030a (1918) . Tel. Kansas Lawrence DULIN, Alva (Belle Daniels) Ch Robert Hazel, Alfred, A11ine; Baldwin R4; Willow Sec 28 T66a W. C. PIPPERT (1909) Tel. Mutual Worden DUNUNER, H. E., Ch Georgia, William, Rachel; Lecompton R2; Lecompton Sec 6W 0320a (1870) DUNCAN, Charles, (Jannie BARNES) Ch William, Charles, Jr., Ligia; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec lW 080a (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton DUNCAN, Charles Jr., (Rosie GEELAN) Ch Gweneth, Nettie; Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 36 040a (1885) Tel. Bell Lecompton DUNCAN, James, (Maud HUTCHINSON) Ch Edna, Lola, Harold, Ruth; Lawrence R2, Eudora Sec 24 020a (1910) Tel. Eudora Eudora . DUNCAN; Mills B., (Telka SHIELDS) Ch Gladys, Raymond, Walter; "Map1e Hill Farm," Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 12W 080a (1870) Tel. Bell Lecompton DUNHAM, Bruce F., (Minnie HORTON) Ch Glenn, May; Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 1 T80a E. SCHOWENGERDT (1915) DUNKLEY, Frank H., (Mary SASN) Ch Francis, John, George, Frank, Lucy, Hattie; Lawrence, ·2, Wakarusa Sec 32 Tl3a W. CORING (1900) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DUNN, Perry, (Etta GOTTSTEIN) Eudora R3, Palmyra Sec 1 T80a R. DUNN (1891) Tel. Eudora Eudora DUNNINGAN, G. T., (Charlotte GOLLEER) Ch Cleveland, Florence, Lillie, Elmer, Stella; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 14SW 0160a (1901) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DURR, Alfred F., (Augusta DURST) Ch Otto, Waldo, Leon; "Clover Leaf Dairy Farm," Eudora R2, Eudora Sec 9N Ona (1869) Tel. Eudora Eudora DURR, Berthold H., (Delta PIP~g) Ch Elvin, Charles; Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 19 0120a (1875) Tel. Eudora Eudora DWYER, Dennis F., (Helen DWYER, sister) Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 27NE 080a (1876) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville DWYER, J: J., (Tillie MADL) Ch Joseph, Marzella; Wellsville R1, Palmyra Sec 32NE 0240a (1877) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville DWYRE, Jerry M., (Celina Mignot) Ch Marie, Clarence; Edgerton R2, Palmyra Sec 34NE 0240a (1882) Tel. Cooperative Wellsville DYER, A. H., (Edith MITCHELL) Ch Daisy, Robert, Lee, Melba; Lawrence R4, Wakarusa Sec 35SW T240a GREABER Bros. (1920) Tel. Kansas Lawrence DYER, Alb:rt H., ~Maud FERGUSON) Ch Russell, Francis, Ralph, Leland; Ba1dwln R1, Wll10w Sec 9S 080a (1884) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin & Mutual Worden DYER Charles, (Viola ANDERSON) (William DYER, brother) Baldwin R2 Wi 11 ow Sec 13S 0320a (1887) Te 1. Ba 1dwi n Ba 1dwi n ' DYER, James E., (Bridget McEVOy) Ch Albert, Walter, Leo; "Exce1sior �~l Farm,1I Baldwin R2, Willow Sec lOS 0160a (1858) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin DYER, John Leo, (Nettie MERCHANT)Ch Vista, James, Robert; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 16S (80a (1891) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin E EASTMAN, George S., (Alice FENSTEMAKER) (Carol EASTMAN, daughter-in-law) Ch Hazel, Glenn; Baldwin R2, Willow Sec 18S T210a L. A. FLORA (1902) Tel. Mutual Worden EBERHART, Charles H., (Mary IWIG) Ch Charles, Elsie, Paul, Ethel, Arthur, Lloyd, Roscoe; IIMi dl and Trail Farm, II Lecompton R2, Kanwaka Sec 24W 0400a (1875) Tel. Stull Stull EBERHART, G. Wilburn, (Effie LAUGHLIN) Baldwin R5, Willow Sec 10N T50a N. A. EBERHART EBERHART, Noah A., (Mary HARMON) Ch Wilburn, Everett, Fern, Floyd; Lawrence R4, Willow Sec 2N T64a George Harmon (1871) Tel. Private EBERWEIN, Fred G., (Hulda A. ZWOINTSTER) Ch Linn, Rose, Leona, Charles Dora, Edna; Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 9 0205/8a (1915) Tel. Kansas' Lawrence ECKMAN, Youdon, (Jennie PIPER) Ch Cora, Robert, 01of, Esther, Mable, Edward; Vinland Rl, Wakarusa Sec 34 0360a (1885) Tel. Mutual Vin1and EDER, Lou1e, (Anna EDER, mother) Eudora Gen Del. Eudora Sec 9-13 0180a (1882) Tel. Eudora Eudora EDER, Samuel, (Thelka EDER) Ch Kate, John, Clara; IIHighland Fruit Farm,1I Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 8N OlOa (1892) Tel. Eudora Eudora EDLER, Henry A., (Olive Vitt) Ch Ethel; Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 20NE 0 0160a (1880) Tel. Wellsville Wellsville EDMONDS, George C., (Lena SOURS) Ch Earle, Louis, Burdette, Bertha, Beulah; Harold, Edith; IIE1m Park Farm,1I Lecompton R1, Lecompton Sec 2W 080a (1908) Tel. Bell Lecompton EDWARDS, William S., (Maud McFEE) Ch Lyndee, Jewell, Rosamond, Ver1in; Ba1dsin R5 Palmyra Sec 21NW T72a W. RANDALL (1920) EGE, W. M. (Lois A. DAVIS) Ch Raymond, Louise, Harriett, Howard" Arthur; liThe Twenty Farm, II Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 17E 020a (1917) Lawrence EGGERT, Fred W., (Mable CHAMBERS) Ch Emily, Carl; IINut Wood Farms,1I Lawrence R2, Wakarusa Sec 15SE Tl70a H. W.EGGERT (1876) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ELMART, John W., (Lelia WITHAM) Ch Ray; Eva; Vinland Rl, Palmayra Sec 22NE 077a (1894) Tel. Vinland Vinland EHYATES, Charles E., (Ada MILLER) Ch Dwight, Charline; Vinland Gen Del. Palmyra Sec 10NW Tla W. E. BARNES (1912) Tel. Vinland Vinland EIBERT, John H., (Agp.tha LENOX) Ch Jennir; IIValley Point Farm,1I Lawrence R3, Grant Sec 1 077a (1908) Tel. Kansas Lawrence EILER, Henry A., (Clara LANNING) Baldwin R3, Palmyra Sec 36NE T180a Frank BELL (1883) rel. Cooperative Wellsville EISELE~ Arthur, Ch Christine; Eudora R4, Eudora Sec 3 T140a C. EISELE (1896) Tel. Eudora Eudora . EISELE~ William K., (Lena KINDRED) Ch Bryan, Harold; Lawrence R10, Wakarusa Sec 9, OllOa (1886) Tel. Kansas Lawrence ELKIN, William F., (Grace COLMAN) Ch Do'nald; IICedar LaneFarm,1I Lawrence Rl, Kanwaka Sec 29 0200a (1900) Te 1. Kansas Lawrence ELM, Henry, (Minnie FLCER) Ch Theodore, John, Charles, Andrew, Orville, �i.i...32 ___ i' Ida, Nettie, Emma; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 2QN 0330a (1878) Tel. Mutual Worden . ELM, John H., (Iva VAUGHN) Ch Opal, Florence, Ha~old; Baldwin Rl, Marion Sec l8E T160a Charles E. HARDTARFER (1888) Tel. Mutual Worden ELM, Theodore, (Gladys SANDERS) Ch Henry; Baldwin R4, Willow Sec 20N T80a Henry ELM (1884) Tel. Mutual Worden , EMERY, Arthur, Lawrence R5, Lecompton Sec 7E 0260a (1870) Tel. Kansas Lawrence EMERY, Robert F., (Alta TURNER) Baldwin Rl, Wil-ow Sec lOS 080a (1881) Tel. Baldwin Baldwin ENO, Frank J., (MinnieHARDTARFER) Ch Elda, Bertha, Albert; Overbrook R2, Marion Sec 28SE 0160a (1868) Tel. Farmers' Independent Over- . brook ENSLOW, Mrs. Vera B., (Vera DODDER) Ch Edwin, Pearl, Eva; "Pleasant View Farm," Overbrook Rl, Marion Sec9SE 0120a (1872) Tel. Farmers' Independent Overbrook ERHART, Clyde, (Jennie BARNARD) Eudora R3, Eudora Sec 18 Tla M. L. SOWERS (1919) EROOKS, Joseph E., (Edith MORANVILLE) Lawrence R6, Grant Sec 9 05a (1914) , ERWIN, Geerge H., (Mattie ADAIR) Ch Bertha; Lawrence R7, Grant Sec'2l T2a Fred HECK (1886) Tel. Kansas Lawrence EUDALEY, Oliver 0., (Sylvia WILSON) Lawrence R8, Wakarusa Sec 26SW T80a Wellis DUNN (1895) Tel. Kansas Lawrence EVANS, Oliver H., (Bessie WILSON) Ch Olive, Mary; Lawrence R5, Kanwaka Sec 20E 040a (1900) , EWING, Morris, (Gertrude GRAMMER) Ch Cecil; Richland R18, Marion Sec 3NE T160a W. L. EWING (1911) Tel. Lone Star Lone Star To be continued: (typed by Edwina King) Submitted by Mark Lenz -- ! ~1l~~~~~~~~:\r~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ QU~RIL~~In ~~ \ , ~~ I, ~a=n~e. ~~ SURVIVOR--Laura HELLSTROM, R.F.n. 8, "I was working at Sutliff's tailor shop and boarding with a family by the name of LETTER. My father and brother were working at the Wind Mill which was then under construction. My father was shot twice, but survived. His name was L. JOHNSON and he had lived here since 1857. My husband, Rudolph 1_ __ ~ _ __ _ . _. _. . '! I ___ _ _ " ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~ ~J\:~~~~~~~~'JI..;~ - - - - - .----- ._----------- -- --- ---- �33 - DATA OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS) MONTHLY MEETINGS AT LAWRENCE, KANSAS (Continued from Vol. XI, No.4) 1869-1935 Data was extracted from Micro-film copies of Monthly Meeting Minutes kept in the Archives of Mid-America Yearly Meeting, reposing in the Friends University Library~ Wichita, Kansas. The film, in some cases, was not as clear as desirable, the penmanship displayed differences in skill and design and the reading not always above question. ~: The spelling of names was not consistant but from this point in time it is hazardous to guess which is preferred 50 the original was copies as faithfully as possible. When the word "birth, born, died, death" is the first word in the data column the date in the date column is the birth or death date. Otherwise the date signifies the date of the entry in the minute book. '.' There were discrepancies as to date (generally one month) as the Men's meeting and the Women's meeting did not always deal with a given item at the same time. The extracting was limited to microfilmed data so more work will need to be done in the future. The minutes contairi a wealth of information and inspiration that is only hinted at in these abstracts. Compiled by Wayne & Mary Catherine (MILLS) LEWIS of Gove, Oklahoma Submitted by Violet G. FLEMING of Eudora, Kansas - r:J I!' , --.:... ~------------------------~II ~ �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLY HEETING 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. FIRST DATA ~ Page 7 DATE LAST ----------~. --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1873/4/16 1935-06-05 1891-05-13 1923-04-18 1878/10/23 1883/6113 1894-11-29 1888-12-12 1930/4/16 1909-05-12 1870/3/16 18BO/1I 14 1935-06-05 189lH4-16 1984/2/13 1912-12-18 1928/2/15 1912-12-18 1928/2/15 1929-05-15 1924-12-31 1933-12-06 1895-12-16 1915-02-12 1915-02-12 1893-04-12 1893-04-12 1890-11-17 1903-06-17 1934-09-01 1933-12-06 1923-03-14 1923-04-18 1929/11113 1893-08-16 1906-09-01 188417/16 1874/5113 1872/7/17 1885/12/16 1888-12-12 1893-08-16 1893-02-15 1893-09-21 1887/1/12 1881/4/13 1927-08-17 1887/1/12 1906-04-18 1891-08-12 1873/11/12 1885/3/18 1907-12 27 1900-08-15 1935-06-05 Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox CO)! Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Crew Crew Crew Crew Crooks Crooks Crooks CHary Dahlene Dahlene Dahline Dahline Darby Darby Davenport Davenport Davenport Davenport Davenport Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis -Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis HCD request to remain a member, approved named on standing committee Lindley/Mary H son Volney rct Kansas City 110 trans fro. associate to active sember Lucile Mary ret Cottonwood 11M, infant daughter i'\ehitibal &Absilet rcf Sand CreeK Nellie m. John Kennedy Richard named on some standing committee Richard A trans to Westminster Presby, Topeka, KS Richard A. melorial prepared. No death date. Richard/Hargare ch. Albert, Joseph ref Sand Creek I1H, IN Sarah Ellen rcf West Union, IN minor son Freddie Hadley Stella named on standing committee Wilson H/Lucy transfer to Baptist Wilson/Lucy rcf Coloma 11M, IN Anna accepted into membership Anna E. passed away 2/5/28, wife of Robert Robert accepted into lembership Robert passed away 1/30/28 I1rs. Verda req. leI. Noreen req lei Verda loved away vacating Benevolence chair Sarah req letter to M. E. Lawrence Andrew non-resident, dropped for lack of interest David non-resident, dropped for lack of interest Andrew recol for lei by overseers Daniel recoil for mem by overseers Edith req. membr. Edith dropped according to discipline. Carol Jean accepted as associate melber Hazel naled chair Benevolence co •• Leo Bailey recorded associate, one parent non-Iesber Roy .Ibrshp recolmended by Pastoral COl;. Roy trans to Nazarene Ch of Lawrence Adela lot her of Della requests marriage at hOle. Adelia died Adelle H. rcf Hesper 1111, da Roxanna, Ardella H Amanda ref Shawnee 11M Calvin/Rachel rcf Bangor 11M, IA Debora rcf Kansas City 1111 Della named on sOle standing cO.littee Della intends to marry Wilfred Roundtree Della frolll 1893 assesslent list Della H. I. Wilfred Roundtree Elijah/Davis ret Glen Elder ch WI! Norda(?) Elijah/Ruth ref Sand Creek 11M ch. Willial, Nauris, Ray Guy _ Non-resident, dropped by 11K Leander/Deborari rct Kansas City, ch Salisa? Mary rct Hesper 1111 Nathan,Abigail, Franklin, Arthur, Hinnie joined another church Nathan/Abigail rcf Deer Creek MM ch. Frank, Arthur, Minnie Rachel rct Siloam NM, KS Richard funeral held Richard/Rosalie ch. Guy ref _______ _ Rosalie naled on standing comlittee Joseph Li Iii an �03-29-88 AT 5:53 DATA FRON LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING I~ . l~ p.~. Page 8 DATH DATE LAST FIRST 1890-02-12 189(Hi2-12 1895-2-13 192917i17 1914-12-12 1884/6/18 1927-08-17 Day Day Day Day Day Day Day 1930/3/12 Da~' granted minute of servici in temporance Hork Ar.anda ch. Alta,lrene,Evrett ret Bad Creek .MM Ind. Elvira J. letter fro~ M. E. 'Lauren~e JalQes H. by letter fro", Vineland H. ~: "chur'ch Mabel died. wife of Ja;es Day. Mary J. ref Freeport 11M, DH " Mary Jane Han-resident, dropped by HM Roy reinstated then tiansto Hethodi'stch, Turlock, CA Roy recom;ended for mea by Pastor~l Committee Veroni ca transferred to United Brethren VeronIca Non-resident, dropped by tiN Wilfred req trans to N. E. Calif; reinstated! transferred Wi If red HCD wish to remai~ ~~mbei granted Elvira acceptably attended (yearly geetingl Silas naQed on some standing eom~ittee Elizabeth from 1893 assessment list James 2 req ac'tive 'aembership Geneva recor ded associ ate! 'oneparent non-r.II~lBber Geneva req ~ctive ;e~bership " . '. Lenora transferred to First 'Christian c' h Leav~nHorth Leonard VirginIa req active membership Geneva named on standing co~ittee Leonard named on standing tommittee Virginia na~d on standing committee James/Elizibeth req mem Irvin/Ethel a min ref Harveyville tiM Irvin/Ethel ch. Albert rct Hesper HM IA Cyrus a ministr to read Newlin-Hinshaw certificate Bpm 8-13-84 Or. Cyrus dec! ines to serve as pastor due to duties Haskel lnst. Dr. Cyrus R. ~sked to serv~ ~s pasto~: agr~ed Dr.Cyrus/Julia ch. Daisy, Grace. rct Paonia 11M CO Cyrus/Julia ch. DaisY; Grace rcf Whittier CA Isaac/Adeline ref Elm~ood HH Neb. El enDr drDpped for lack of interest. Henry dropped for ,lack of interest. certificate of removal 'sent to men's ~eetlng ludia A. aoved with unpaid bill~'b~t wishes to pay Ludia A. Lydia dropped Maud dropped for iack of interest. /loah/Lydia ch. A~antha, EI;o, Florenc~, Dora rcf Tonganoxie . Noah/Lydia ret Walnut Ridge MM, IN als6 family Marianna recom for le~ by Pastoral COQI Mari e received fro; Pr~sbyterian,'Lawrence Mari e da. Mary Ann transferred to Presby. Lawrence Harie reco~ for mem by Pastoral cOlm Orin/Mable ref Hesper with children Ruth, David, Floyd Joseph J. req mem 01 i ve named on standinq cO~littee Olive &sans Harry Jr~, Donald req. memo ------ - ---- ---- -- --------- -- -- ---------- - --::------------- --------.-- -- ----.---- ----:-- .-- ------,-- -.--.~.------ ---- -~----~-----~-, sojourring mem to Philadelphia, PA Rosanna 1895-2-13 Davis named 'on some 's~arrding eO~~lttee Roxanna 188H-12-12 DavIs froul IBn assessment list . Roxanna 1893-02-15 Davis Quarterly Meeting tommitte~ to visi~ Lawrence opening Willia:r. 1869/11/17 Davis rcf Elo'Iporia KS iJallacE' B. 1892-10-19 Davy dropped according 'to di~cipline. Wm B. 1903-0b-17 Davy 1913-02-12 1919-04-16 1927-08-17 19i8-10-24 1882/9/1:. 1883/10/24 1888-12-12 1393-02-15 1931/8/12 1923-03-14 1931-08-26 1937-09-04 1931-08-26 1935-06-05 1935-06-05 1935-06-05 1882i6/14 1911-04-12 1915-04-14 1894-9-12 1895-(,9-16 1896-01-15 1905-02-15 1893-09-13 1906-12-12 1896-05-18 1896-05-18 1879 i 10/22 1879/5/14 1880/8/18 1896-05-18 1873/7/16 187717115 1934-04-04 1923-11-14 1929-02-13 1934-(14-04 1932-12-14 1924-10-22 1935-06-05 1929-05-15 Day Day Day Day Day (Rush) Deay(?) Decker Decker Deltor Detler Detler Detler Detler Detlor Detlor Detlor Dicker Dickinson Dickinson D1Y.orr Dixon Dixon Dixon Dixon min !loliler Dr aper Draper Dr aper Draper Draper Dr aper Draper Draper Dunkley Dunkley Dunkley ' Dunkley Dunlap Eddy Edmondson Ed~undson J �DATA FROM LAWREtlCE MONTHLY MEET ING 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. OATE LAST FIRST 1931-08-26 1887/12/14 1889-06-12 1907-12-20 1912-02-14 1907-12-20 1907-12-20 1912-02-14 1905-04-12 1915-07-21 1913-02-12 1913-02-12 1913-02-12 1896-04-15 1903-05-13 1913-02-12 1913-02-12 1919-01-15 1896-01-15 1935-06-05 1936-06-01 1904-06-15 1898-12-14 1934-09-01 1893-04-12 1903-0b-17 1931-02-18 1899-08-16 1898-11-16 1935-08-07 1935-08-07 1'119-06-18 Ediunson Edwards Edwards Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Harry Jr. Charl es Chas. Josie Josie Em~et Emmett Evers Evers Evers Evers Evers Evers Evers Evers Fellow Fink Flack Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher Fore;an ForE~an Fowler Fowler Fowler Fowles Fowles Fo;: Fra;e 1870/1/1~ Frazier 1871/10/18 Frazier 1880/9/15 Frazier 1880/9/15 Fra~ier 1883/3/14 Frazier 1885/1114 Fra~ier 1883/1117 Frdzier 1870/12/14 Frazier 1372/10/23 Frazier 1877/12/12 Frazier 1871-03-29 Frazier 1870/12/14 Frazier 1871/2115 Frazier 1876/~/12 Furnace 1876/5/17 Furnace 1893-02-15 Gaines 1392-10-19 Gaines 1895-07-17 Gains 1895-06-12 Gains 1909-04-14 Gamble 1912-03-13 Gardner 1883/3/12 L. J. Min.nie Minnie Florence Pearl Perkins Eva J aales Jere;iah Ll oyd Lloyd Loyd Sybal Sybal Henry/Melissa Fr ances Jessie Gordon Belle Isabell Robert Forest Char I es [I arence Alaba AOiich Jul i a Julia A. Alba A;ick Wi II ial:l Edith Pearson Nathan/Esther Abel/Betsv Abel/Betsy Able/Betsy Charlotte C. Cyrus N. Cyrus tL ~ Page 9 DATA --------------------------------------------------------------------------req active me~bership ref Bear Creek !\H, IA credentials prepared and sent to Alaska, lissionary Qe~ re[o~ oy Pastoral CO~D. Joined another church, dropped. ~e~ recoru by Pastoral COI~. me~ recom by Pastoral Com~. Joined another church, dropped. transfer to M. E. Lawrence Letter to M. E. KC MO me~bership sent to Monrovia CA membership sent to Monrovia CA membership sent to Monrovia CA re~oved from lembershi~ by overseers dropped f~ol ~embership:· . ~embership sent to Monrovia CA ;embership sent .to Monrovia CA da. Eva rct Los Angeles tiM CA ref Washington MM K5 named on.standing commit~ee transfer to First.Meth Tulsa OK dropped trans fro~ Topeka when meeting was laid down. accepted as associate member recoil for mea by overseers dropped according to discipiine. s. William, restored to lIe~bership list requests release from me~b~rship. granted req meAl dropped by reco~mendation of !embership co,;ittee dropped by recoQlendation of me;bership cOllittee ref Hesper acceptably attended fro; Caesar Creek OH th. Charlotte, Willia; rcf Rocky Run, Park Co. Itl rct Rocky Run I1H, IN ref Cololla, IN ch. WQ, Aherta rei Coloilla MH, IU rcf Tonganoxie MM ret Pasadena HH, Ck Eil/Hartha rei Colomi! HI1 IN ch John. Anna, Mary, Sarah, tua, ,Hice Louisa son John rcf Rocky Run 11M, IN Louisa rct Rocky Run I1H, IN Louisa ref Roc~y Run MM! Ind Sarah m. Seth Burnett Sarah E ref Rocky Run, It1 Sarah E. intent to ;arry Seth Wilson Burnett Elizabeth request release fro~ lembership Thu~as disowned fur refusing to pay debts Harry 2 fro:. 1893 assessment list Harry Hlired reg Reil Francis Henry R Born 189~-06-25 to Henry/Kate Gains Harry/family transferred by caretakers to present resloence Mary Mendenhall and son Paul rct Kansas City 11M Dllh joined inother church, dropped •. :! ", . I , �·DATA FROM LAWRENCE MOijTHLY MEETING 1.-1 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. DATE 3 Page 10 DATA LAST FIRST Gardner Gause Gause Gause Gauss Gibson Gilbert Gingrich Ginsberg? Ginzry Gold Good;ate Gorden Gordon Gordon Gordon Granger Grantham Gray Green Greenberry Sreenbery Quarterly Meeting COlllmittee to visit Lawrence opening Penelope passed away 17/12/27 Anna rcf Cottonwood, KS HM Richard rct Cottonwood MM Richard rcf New Sharon MM IA Levisa W. Isaac/Anna H rcf Salem MH, lA Indian service trans by letter to Congreg Salt Lake Cy. Utah Thomas H. transferred by caretakers to present residence Elizabeth Elizabeth 5 from 1893 assessment list req lem Elizabeth J Frank H. req mel Roy dropped for lack of interest. Mildred trans from associate to active member Jasper/Sadie ch.Effie,Dellie,Flossie,Blanch,Jessie,lnez rcf Prairie Center Mrs Memorial to be prepared Sadie nallled ~n standing committee Ella trans to Presbyterian ch Phillipsburg KS Sarah/family rtf Hesper Catherine received by letter from De Soto Presby. th. Alberta (Wilson by letter to Presby. Junction City KS lim. dropped for laCK of interest. William expressed contern to perform religious service in Spring River Quarter req mem Wm rtf Columbus HH. OH Agnes wishes to join another denomination Agnes to Presby. Benington KS Catherine ref Columbus HH, OH Mary rcf Columbus MH, OH Wi lliam da. Edna req. mem. Ella Indian child transferred fro. Chestnut Hill to HasKel Institute Li zz i e Alfred/Kesiah rcf Hesper MH ch Elmer, Royal, Clifton, Lelia AlfredlKeziah ch. Elaer,Royal,Clifton, Lelia rct Hesper Almeda III. Albert Pickering Amanda named on some standing committee Ella married Charles Monroe after the lanner of Friends Emilie rct Whittier HH CA Flora III. Geo. little Flora M. intent to marry George Little, not a member John T. named pastor to Oct. 10, 1907 Laura I. Thomas Newlin Laura intent to marry T. E. Newlin Lula intends .to marry Amos Maple Lula Charles I. AIDS Colin Maple Naoli Quarterly Meeting Clerk Naomi naled on some. standing committee Wash./Nao;i req min of service to Atlantic states Wash./Naomi req Din to Pacific Coast mtgs. Wash./Naoli rct Whittier HM eA Washington naled to committee on freedmen Washington 15 fro. 1893 assessment list Washington/Naol req minute of introduction to N. C. YM Haple marriage 1897 June 30 at 1:00 at Newlin hODe. Hary E. req lem Alfred rcf Miami HH, OH ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1869/11/17 1927/12/27 1923-07-18 1937-01-06 1908-02-12 1869/12/15 1900-10-24 . 1895-06-12 1893-02-15 1883/11/14 1903-11-18 1896-05-18 1923-04-18 1899-08~16 1930/1/15 1935-06-05 1897-11-17 1912-12-18 1896-03-18 1918-04-17 1896-05-18 1883/3/14 1883/2/14 1881/5/18 188312114 1913-11-12 1881/5/18 1881/5/18 1918-09-16 1887/8/17 1885/2/18 1889-03-13 1872-06-12 1888-12-12 1880/3/18 1894-03-14 1884-10-30 1884/9/17 1906-12-12 1878-10-30 1878/9/10' 1897-05-12 1897-06-13 1869/11/17 1888-12-12 '1889-07-14 1889-12-18 1894-03-14 1870/1/12 1893-02-15 1888-06-18 1897-05-12 1904-10-19 1881/10/18 Greenbery Grey Grey Grey Grey Grey Guiles? Gwogiver!?) Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley Hadley-Haines Hale �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLY MEETING ~ 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. .. Page 11 DATA DATE LAST FIRSl 1910-05-18 1937-07-1 t) 1929-05-15 1913-01-15 1885/\1118 1924-05-14 1922-05-17 1917-10-17 1907-05-15 1903-04-14 188211/18 1893-02-15 Hale Haller Haltene HaiRe:' Hanby HansDn Harding Karding Harding Harding Harner Harner Harnor Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Harrison Harrison Harri son Harrison Harrison Hart Hart Harvey Harvey Harvey Harvey Harvey Hasley Hauk (Busby) Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Haworth Hayworth Hayworth Heel It Helsig Henderson He>ndfrson Henderson Hendrickson Henley ret Glenelder Mt1 E.thel born to John/Ellen (Connett) Haller John Arthur req. 'tem. Georg!: dropped for lack of interest and response Mary E. Elizabeth ref Muscatine MM, IA Alice ref Stanwood Clyde/Catherine cert to Denver MM. CO Clyde/Katherine req. memo approved O. L.lia~ily joined another church with children req ~em OrtoniAnna rcf Springdale MM ch Rosella, Francis, Adeline Sarah fro~ 1893 assess~ent list Sar ah I ref Springdale MK, K5 Levi Ne~orjal in minutes no date AI banus L. iminas/Lydia &Jesse F. ref E~poria Quarterly heeting COlllllitte.e, to visit LaHrence opening Isaac died Lydia acceptably attended (yearly ~eeting) Sarah ch. Gladys, Wallace rcf Emporia Will H/Nora ElIZabeth Ann ref Goshin MM, OK Gea W/Ellzabfth ret Barclay 11M GeDrge ~ req rnem Willia~ rct Springdale 11M KS Iilll iall Smitrl ref Dubl in MM, Ireland Charles/Cora na~e5 stricken fro~ rolls for non-atte~danee Cora, Crldrles, & ____ recom for. ilelll by overseers Frances Nan-resident, dropped by MM Hilda Rose Non-resident, d~opped by MM . Marilla Non-resident, dropped by NM William/Esther ret Kansas City Wm Foster/Esthe rcf Honey Creek, IA he a minister Levi rct Oak Ridge MH, IN Augistina joined another denomination ch. Hansen, Francis, Alice A., rct Westfield Ind. AI ice died in the past 'year Amanda dropped according to discipline. Della rcf Springdale MN_ Johnatha~ ref Springfield MM, H.C •. LUCI nea cert me; sent to Hesper HM Luci nda. ~'rCif E.. 5 frD~ 1893 assessment l.ist Rieh~rd rct Spring River MH, KS W. Luetta deceased In thiS aonth RichardfLuella rcf Spring River MM W.Paul/Abigall ret Scott Clty.HM Wm Perry/Abiqai rcf Kansas City MN, NO eh Flora, Ho~er, Charles C, Hora A, John P Wm./Abagil neN pastor With minute of Service froa ShaNnee HM Wm/Ablgail min. rct Tonganoxie HM ch Harry! Homer, Chas, Alice ·15a~cfLetha req me; with ch later dropped req. Wm P/~~anda da. Adelia. '~cf Argonia HN KS Kaeharnle Stubb letter to Presby, Tope~~ Alice B Hon-resident, dropped by HM Elizabeth na~ed on standing committee Frank/Hattie ch Eli~abeth, Herlan, Richard, Esther rcf Edgewood MM Hartha named on standing coamittee Zoe (Wilson) with minor ch. to Long Beach CA Albert 10 fro~ 1893 assessment list ---- ---- --- .---,- ~--- --.-- --- -- ---- -- -- -.- -- - - -.----,--- -- -- -:-----,-- -----:-- ---- -- ---.---- --- -- ~- ,-.------- -.-:--- -- ---- ------.--- 18B71711~, 1924-07-16 1902-10-22 1969/llil7 1929-(13-01 1883110/24 1899-12-13 1870/5/18 18BO/b116 1872/10i23 1895-t)8-14 188bO/ 17 1995-(19-19 1893-(14-12 1927-08-17 19Z7-0B-17 1927-(18-17 i887/1/12 1882/8/16 188i/l(1119 1886/12116 1906-(;5-16 1897-1)7-14 1903-06-17 1882/6114 1874110121 1891-1)1-14 189:)-1)2-15 1881/12/14 1:378/12/18 1916-11-15 1884/7/16 1914-11-18 188SnllB 1888-06-18 1890-(;6-18 1925-1)4-22 1927-08-17 1935-(ib-05 1928-11-14 1935-(ib-05 1895-12-18 1893-02-15 -.' . �o . DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLV HEETING 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. DATE LAST FIRST 1895-06-12 1893-02-15 1895-06-17 1922-05-17 1922-05-17 1890-08-13 1890-10-22 1921-09-14 1921-09-14 1883/6/13 1904-04-13 1917-09-15 1893-02-15 1898-04-13 1897-06-16 1897-12-15 1874/5/13 1874/5/13 L880/9/15 1928/4/18 1935-06-05 1936-09-03 1906-0H8 1929-05-10 1920-03-17 1935-06-05 1921-09-14 1901-11-13 1915-02-17 1921-09-14 1935-04-14 1869/11/17 1893-02-15 1894-08-15 1894-09-13 1915-01-13 1915-01-13 1897-01-30 1893-02-15 1899-01-22 1888-12-12 1903-11-18 1888-12-12 1894-11-29 1893-02-15 1883/2/14 1898-01-12 1904-06-15 1879/12/17 1877 /9/12 1882110 1870/6 1882/5117 187717115 1882/9/13 Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henley Henly Henly Hepworth Herner Hester Hester Hester Higgins Higgins Higgins Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hinshaw Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Amanda Arthur 3 Edna Ernest Page 12 DATA ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------transferred by caretakers to present residence froQ 1893 assessment list ref Hesper HH dropped from list of membership dropped from list of membership J. A. rcf Spiceland 11M IN John Arthur ref Kansas City 11M MO Mary dropped by own request Ray dropped by own request Warren rcf Spiceland MM, IN son Ray Al bertlEII en joined another church, dropped Edna letter to M. E. Burlingame Sladys Henly from 1893 assessment list Dr. Levi 5 rct Carthage HM Ind. Mary W. ref Haviland 11M Oran T. rct Boston Hass. Oren T. rcf Sandwich MH, Falmouth, l'Iass Hepsy W. rcf Sandwich 1'11'1, Falmouth, l'Iass Lucy M. rct Sandwich 1'11'1, 'Mass Lucy It passed away 4th month, 1928 Anna named on standing cOlmittee Anna Hiatt death Aug. 30 reported Anna Hiatt BenoniiAseneth rcf Springdale KS Charles died CharlesiAnna rcf?? not given E~ma named on standing committee Everett dropped by own request Jesse/Anna ch. Asenath (married), Edith. Loverna, Jesse R. rcf Tonganoxie Laverna joined another church, dropped Lawrence dropped by own request Mrs Emla rec into mem with ch. Billy Ray (8 yr) Laverna Cristine (5) Sydia Quarterly Heeting Committee to visit Lawrence opening B. W. 2 from 1893 assessment list Barclay William intends to larry Flora Alice Newlin Barclay William I. Flora Alice Newlin Barclay/Flora A ch. Newlin, lydia, l~land, John, Nathan, Jos~ph, cont'd. Barclay/Flora A lore children- Thomas, Flora AAlice Jr. rct Denver CO James Kenneth born then died 1899-Hay-7. Leland frol 1893 assessment list Leland Deforest died at Ht Vernon OH age 30 Lydia named on sOle standing committee Lydia Clerk deceased Nathan named on some standing committee Nathan ro read certificate at Cox- Kennedy larraige Nathan B from 1893 assessment list Nathan/Lydia rcf Springfield 1'111 ch Barclay, Leland Nellie :wife of Leland ~ infant son Ben req mel Nellie W. so. Leland cetificate to any evangelical church. Edward/Ella rct Muscatine, IA ch Charles, Laura Elsa C. rcf Tonganoxie Enoch resigned lembership Enoch/faillily sojourning minute Bloolington I'll'l, IA Enoch/family rct Sandwich HH, l1ass Enoch/Hepseba ch. Edward, Hartha, Wa, Laura Hepsiba certificate approved and signed, also ch WI, Emla �DATA FROM LAWRENCE MONTHLY HEETING r:ijj 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. DATE LAST FIRST Page·13 DATA ----------- --------------- --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------1888-12-12 1884/11/12 1897-02-17 1893-02-15 1898-(12-16 1900-02-14 1899-05-17 1899-06-02 1890-05-14 1898-12-14 1894-04-18 18B6/6il6 1903-06-17 1893-02-15 1897-07-14 1872/6/12 1927/10/12 1929-05-15 1929/5/15 1903-06-17 1883/10/24 1923-07-18 1872/1117 1920-06-15 1887/6/15 1894-02-14 1919-06-18 1904-08-17 1906-03-14 1881i9/14 1896-05-18 1896-01-15 1895-1-16 1895-06-12 1884/6/18 1895-4-17 1896-05-18 1870/6 1929/1/16 1927/8/17 1927-08-17 1922-08-01 1927-03-16 1912-02-14 1896-04-15 1896-03-18 1927-08-17 1892-10-19 1903-03-18 1913-01-15 1913-01-15 1895-06-12 1894-12-12 1913-01-15 1893-02-15 Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hoag Hobson Hobson Hobson Hock Hole Holliday Holiingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hollingsworth HDllingsworth Hollingworth Holl inllgs.worth Holl ONeil Hollowell Holmes Homan Homan Homer Hornby Horner Horner Horner Horner Horner Houk Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Howard Hubard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard named on SORle standing committee Hepsiba rcf Sandwich MH, N. Hamp ch Wm P, Emma L Hepsibah ret Pleasant Plain MH IA Hepsy Hepsy 1 fro~ 1893 assessment list dropped fro~ ;br bu overseers. Wi Ihalli ch. Leonard, Frances, Lola rct Timbered Hills HM KS Bertha E. Will li/Bertha ch. Leonard, Lola. rcf Timbered Hills WI. R. died Eunice req. membr. granted Alfred C. trans from Topeka when meeting was laid down. Dottie B. of Wellington to Argonia Albert ref Kansas City HH ch Albert, Brace Albert dropped according to discipiine Albert 3 from 1893 assessment list Albert Sr. died in the past year Benjamin/Jane rct Sugar Plain MM, IN Eliza on noginating committee Eliza da. Alta resigned mmbrshp--not accepted Eli z a r e q dropped, refused, dau Alta Grace dropped according to discipline Isaac acceptably attended (yearly leetingi Verda Harie rcf Northbraneh Benjamin/Jane ref Fairmount "H, IN Tholias/Eliza da. Alta ref North Branch John H/Viola rcf Woodland HH, HC ch Ernest, John, Emery John H/Vioia ch. Everett J, Elery 0, to North Denver CO Ada ref Prairie Center Mary ret Wichita HM. obstruction, not granted Mary ret University 11M Jacob ref Springfield HI1 KS Elizabeth dropped for lack of interest. Dr. D. W. requests name stricken from roll, joined another church. Dr. Dayton ref Springdale HH, KS Dr. Levi/falily transferred by caretakers to present residence Jacob transferred to Springdale HI, KS Rosy da. Aaron/Sarah, died Jan 1, 85 age 23 y, 3 m, 6 d. Eunice dropped for laCK of interest. Em~aline rcf Bloomington 1111, IA endorsed to Spring River Frank L. req letter to 1st Presbyterian Ch, El Monte, CA Frankl/Henry Non-resident mem, dropped, Harry Non-resident, dropped by HM John named Pastor JohnlIva da Lorna., Lorene rct University 11M Letha Jane joined another church, dropped. l1artha ref Vermillion 11M Ill. Richard and son Frank ~ linor ch. Belle, Harvey rcf North Branch WI Keller Non~resident~ dropped by 1111 Thos D/Elizabet ch. Charles, Roscoe, rcf Honey Creek IA Bertha J. with linor son Hillis ret West Union 11M Elizabeth dropped for lack of interest and response Roscoe dropped for lack of interest and response Thomas/family transferred by caretakers to present residence Thomas/wife son Charles ret to Carmel I1H, KS Thos. dropped for lack of interest and response Thos. 10 from 1893 assessment list �DAfA FROH LAWRENCE MON1HLY MEETING LAST --------------In5-0S-07 Hucke 1884/6/18 Huddleston 1885/2/18 Huddleston 1934-09-01 Hufhan 1933-(1<\-12 HlJfhan 1934-11-07 Hl\ff~an 1931111i 18 Huffman 1'1~,5-03-(>6 Hu f han 193118/12 Huffman 1934-i)7-1)4 HuHl!!an 1886/1 il~, Hughes 1887lill5 Hughes 1896-05-18 Hughs 18Si/Bilb Huqhs (Wilson 1893-02-15 Hughs ? 1'129/5/15 Hult~en 1888-(16-18 Hunnicut IBB4/9t17 Hunnicut 1883i12f12 Hunnicut In7ll0/12 Hunnicut 1913-01-15 Hunnicut 1906-01-17 Hunnicutt 189(1-1)6-18 Hunnicutt 1890-12-1: Hunnicutt 1891-11-18 Hunnicutt 1894-12-12 Hunnicutt 1(J90-01-lb Hunnicutt 187913!l~, Hunt 190;;-06-17 Hunt 1882/1118 Hunt 1'103-1)6-17 Hunt 189~-O2-15 Hutchins 189HO-18 Hyman 1896-(;5-18 HYGlen 191~,-(l1-15 Irvin \'113-01-15 Irvl n 18%-04-\5 IrWIn l'{O(l--09-12 Irwi n i 935-(18-07 ,J aci:son 1872/4/17 Jay 1887/B1l7 Jefferson 191(1-01-12 Jenkins 1893-(12-15 Jenh os 1887/8/17 Jenh ns DATE 18'1'5-4-17 1889-12-18 1891)-1i4-l6 1991-08-12 1369/11117 1895-06-12 1893-1)5-17 1898-1)2-16 1913-0\-15 1899-(16-14 Jenkins. Jessup Jessup Jessup Jessup Jessuo Jessup ,Johnson Johnson JohnsDn Page 14 I~ 4Jj 03-29-88 AT 5:53 p.m. UHIH FIf<Sl --------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------. . ' Hazel Nlison dropped by recD~~endatIDn of membershIp co;mittee Enos lIRhoda E ref Sugar Plain MM,JNch Florence, Sylvia. Pliny, Willial Enos/RhOda ret Tonganoxie MM ch Flora, Sylvia, Phlny, W~ Herbert granted ~inute of s~rvlce to Western and No Car !early Mtgs Herbert Jr. ref University MH Herbert Jr. transfer to Lake Ave Baptist Rochester NY Herbert/Grace rei Unive~sity MM ch Fl6ra, N. Edward Herbert/Grace S ret New Garden ~M HC ch. Flora, Edward ~nd Sarah Ann Scott New Pastor Rev Herbert declined invitation to remain as pastor Rev Herbert rcf ~an5as Citv MM! ch E. John, Charles Mi llardflda ref Hesper Th[o~as dropped for lack of interest. Tho~as HCD wish (0 remain. member grant~d Ida from 1893 assess~ent list Millard 2 GeDrgeiAlberta req lIeill eldered~ agreed to do better Daniel Danieliiar.aily r cf Dover MM, OH Daniel/Rebecca req membership da. Gertrude Dn nominating com~lttee David B dropped fOf. lack of interest. and response Gertrude Daniel req mem . asks to be dropped from membership Daniei b req. membership Gertrude reQ letter to Terra Haute IN M~ E. church Gertrude received by. letter Iro~ M. E., Lawrence Gertrude Rebecca~Gertrud asks to be dropped from me~bershlp. ref Os~aloosa, IA Edwini/Jacob dropped according to discipline Eunice ref Color,,, 11M. Ind IdelJa dropped according to discipline Jacob frOB 1&93 assessment list Martha (; rcl Tonganoxie MM Anna dropped for lac~ of Interest. Anna R. dropped for lack of interest and response Ha,el drDpped for la~k of interest and response Thos. Mary 1,: Ha~el removed from membershIp by overseers adopted ~on of Mary IrWIn accepted Into membershIp. H,Dllias Ba I ev dropped by recommendatIon of member~hip ~o~mlttee Helen WI i son minister, attended with «,lnute fro; liisslsslnewa, IN Isaac Indian child transferred from Chestnut Hill to Haskei Institute Carrie Delphlnla/hu50 , family rct nearest meetlng In OK Nfl. 3 fro~ 1893 assess~ent list W[dDel phi na rcf East Goshen HH, OH ch Delbert,Jos~ah,~I,Mary (liVE? at Ar~ansas Ci tv) JOSIah son ~m C/Oeiphinia died Feb 1, 85, age 11 Y. 8 III, 17 d. 'Elias contacted to serve as m{nister. . . ELias/Mary Jane ch. El~er,Arthur, lilian. ref Wh{{tier CA Elias/Marv Jane ch. Ei~er, Arthur, Lillian. rct Whlttler CA Sarah Uuarterly Meeting Committee to viSit lawrence opening Wm Itallilv transferred by caretakers to present residence ~m. l. & a,. .~ Gertrude, Allred~ ref Indianapolis 11M III Bertha and brother Charles rcf Boston Hass. Chas. dropped for lack oi interest and response Florence ret from M. E. ~ansas City NO ' . ' .1 �, 42! t. ) Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to gain best results. Queries are also free to nonmembers, but must concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or eirlier. ~- TITLE DOBBINS COREL PUCKETT JUSTICE SALA:rHIEL McGEE SPERRY Bobby TITLE, 3947 Greenwood, Orange, CA 92669 Looking for burial place of James DOBBINS died ca 1873. Wife Elizabeth buried 1856 Prairie City Cemetery. Did he remarry? Also would like contact with descendants of COREL allied lines PUCKETT/JUSTICE/SALATHIEL/McGEE AND Levi J. SPERRY. SCHEER CLARK PEPPARD CULLISON MORRIS PEELAR _Elihor. SCHEER,:"3090.N .E. ,"Lincoln, .. Hil1sboro~, Oregon ·9712 Ezra Justus CLARK born 3 Oct 1860 in.Douglas.County, Kansas. His mother was Sarah CHENEY. What was his fathers first name? Was it William? Ezra's sister Alice'marriedSamuel PEPPARD, sister Clara married John C. CULLISON.. Who, did brother Timothy marry? E?ra was livi·ng in Leavenworth :Co., Ks. when he married Sarah Malinda MORRIS 23 Dec 1882. Her parents ,were George MORRIS and Angeline PEELAR who came to Kansas from Illinois in 1860. Who were Angeline PEELARS parents and were they French? SCHEER DALE HUFF HAGERDORN Elinor SCHEER, 3909 N.E. Lincoln, Hillsboro, Oregori 9712 Need all the help I can ge~ on my great-grandfather, Joseph DALE,.'married Margaret HUFF and had a son Henry born 1861. Henry DALE came with people named HAGERDORN to Scotts Mills, Oregon when only 8 or 9 years old. Census says Joseph born in Ky., Margaret born in Ks:. and Henry born in Ky. Where were Joseph DALE and Margaret HUFF married? SCHOTT VINEGAR Cynthia E. SCHOTT, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0989 I am doing research on the Pete VINEGAR family of Lawrence ca 1872-1883. I am interested in locating descendents of this family, If you are a descendent, please contact me. SCHOTT "other citizens" of Lawrence Cynthia E. SCHOTT, P.O. Box 3989, Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0989 I am trying to locate Lawrence families who have lived here for many years, especially those who made a living at the Kaw or those who lived around the river. I am researching the "Other Citizens" of Lawrence who have not been part of Lawrence history books. Please contact me. �(43/ MARKLEY POSTMA FLORY DOWNING Yvonne MARKLEY, R.R. 2, Bo~164, Lawrence, Ks. 66046 Seeking identification of people in this picture that was found in personal belongings of Et~M. POSTMA. Her parents were George and Dora (FLORY) MARKLEY. The photographer was Geo. DOWNING, Topeka, Ks. GANTENBEIN SPANGLER 'Larry GANTENBEIN, Route 1, Box 45, McLouth, Ks. 66054 Seeking information on Geo. Wm. SPANGLER (Billy) born Littlestown, Penn. 2 Dec 1849. He was a blacksmith" carriage iron and wood worker. Went to Topeka, Ks. in 1882 then to Wellington, Ks., Oklahoma, Wichita (1898), Medford and last seen at Blackwell. (All this information and more handprinted on a post card ca early 1900 Ys plus photo of him in 1898.) �44 :ncex.ve! .XlldH Fa I 1,1988 Clark,11 Bent,7 Clarkd6 Berser,13 Abbett,17 Clark,18 8est,lo Abbott,24 Clark,42 Bicinser,28 Ac:hninsd9 Clarke,3 8itterly,1o Adair,32 Cleud,7 Blac:k,13 Adlerdo C::Iat,7 Bodse,14 Aser,10 Coc:kins,18 Boett:her,lJ AslellO Cosswe I I ,16 Bolen,ll Akers,lO Co I e dO Boltond2 Albac:h,7 Coleman,7 Bor.d,12 Albre::ht,7 Coleman,28 Booherllo Albr i sht,10 C::Illamore,7 Booher ,28 Aller.,7 Co I I ins, 14 Bower,7 A I I en,9 Colman,3l Bowers,7 All i son,7 Colt,28 Bowman,ll Alwes,7 Combs,lS Branson,ll Ancerson,7 Con I ey d6 Brant,7 Anderson,9 Conner,ll Brass,2S Andersen,lo Cook,19 Brawc:hle,lo Ancersen,13 Cooper,9 Brec:htelbaruer,7 Anderson,19 Cooper,27 Brec:htelsbauer,lS Anderson,28 Brec:htlesbuer,7 *Cooper,28 Anderson,3o Corel,42 Brelstordd3 Ancrews,lo Cornell,7 Brender,lS Anic:h,36 Coursey,14 Brent,lo Arbuc:kle,14 Couzens,ll Brewer,ll Arsel,7 Cox,11 Brown,7 Arnolddo Co)(,17 Browndo. *Arno I d, 14 Cox,29 Brown,14 Babc:oc:k,lo Cox,34 Sa i ley, 10 Brown,23 Crader·,18 Brown,24 Ba i ley, 19 Sai ley,29 Crai9mi le,12 Brow n e I I " is Crane,7 Ba i ley, 34 Brubaker,lo Bryan,26 Crew,34 oaker,lo Baker,lS Bryant,ll Crooks,34 3aker,17 8uc:hanan,27 Cui lis 0 n , 42 Salcwindo Buc:kin9 ham,11 Cummin9s,11 Sa. 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BRAYE WQMEN SAVE MR. WINCHELL EROM RAIDERS rrom: ~ ~i~~2~~ 2i bs~~~n~~, by Rev. Richard Cordley. page 225-226. "The women of Lawrence always proved themselves heroes when the occasion presented itself." Rev. Cordley told of the foll,:;)wing incident: " ••• Mr. WINCHELL ••• ran into the house of Dr. Charles REYNOLDS, formerly rector of the Episcopal church. The:doctor was away from home, a chaplain in the army. Mrs. Reynold~ and two other ladies ~ere in the house. They at once set their wits at work to devise a plan for saving Mr. Winchell in case the raiders came to the house. They finally hit upon a plan which proved successful. Getting a razor they shaved off the man's whiskers, put a lady's wrapper over him, and tied an old woman's cap on his head. They then placed him in an invalid chair with a stand beside it, covered with cups and spoons and medicine bottles. One of the ladies sat by his side fanning him. This was to be their 'Aunt Betsie,' very ill. It was not long before a band of the raiders came in. The ladies bade them take anything they could find, but begged them to be as quiet as pOSSible, so as not to· disturb 'Poor Aunt Betsie.' They helped themselves to what they wanted, looked suspiciously several times at the invalid chair, but fi naIl y went away wi thout di sturbi ng the poor i nval i d. " �49 Photos: Cour'tesy of B. Jean Snedeger This monument is in Leaompton township on a faY'lTl. The "inscription" is as follow8: "FREDRICK _KLAUS BORN JAN. 2. 1824 Killed in the Lawrence Raid AUG. 21. 1863 AE 39 YRS." "F'arewell my wife and children all. From you a father. Christ doth cal Z. Mourn not for me it is in vain, '1'0 call me to your sight again." (For' more infoY'lTlation on this monument see Vol. 2 of the Complete Tombstone Census of Douglas County, Kansas.) :.. ~. . . ':., ~ ........ • This.monWl!en~ stands in seatiqn 2 "{n Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, Kansas. The ~nsar~pt~on on the front ~s as follows: "LOUIS CARPENTER BORN DEC. 14, 1829 Killed in the Lawrenae AUG. 21, 1863" . Ra~d ; '. ' .. f �Til VOLUME XII NUMBER 1 FALL 1988 Plelill --,"-, . --.- . ... . -";'-'. . . ,.....",. . .. • &._~ ~~p~-~ .. ~"'''JJJ~'''''' ~. ........ ~ - t.: ~. ~ ~~.a.:, •• ....... Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas CountH GenealDgical SocietH P.o. BOX 3664 LAWREN eE, l<AN SAS 66046-0664 .•• I �... " /J I :--,. < •• : • .,.: ".. ' ' .. .. 'j .} " , .' , .~. ,.:,- ··,)..t _ • . _ : ___ .~ .., •. _ I ........... ,. QUANTRI LL I S RAID OF ., '."}., i;~:· ".,,; . ,.".Ii.', ...... ,I.:;'" f1,~;' . ~"j,'!":' ''';41,_: ............ ~ ............. ~~.t,...•. --:-'.::-• . . " , ....... ~ ~., .. .; ';;'. • ..".""" ..... '"7. •.. ....J:. -",~j;) ' .• . • . ....."J: ..... .~ ... _.,_ LA~IRENCE--AuGUST 211 1863 (PART OF A DRAWING By .. SHERMAN·ENDERTON OF COMPANY 11TH KANSAS INFANTRy-::.DRAIt/NSOON AFTER THE RAID) L . Cpu.~tesy of Kansas St!,,~_,:_¥~_i~~()rical Society and WatkinsMu:s:~~tt,t) �.,J ·'1 .,f." ~),~:;. . ~ Til VOLUME XII NUMBER 1 FALL 1988 PI61111 - . ~ - :;..;----...- ~ . . ~ . ---- -.. ,.....,....,. ... ~~,.~~~ ~'~.' • ..,.... ~"t.: ~.< ..... ~o:-. ~.. - ,- - - Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas Countli Genealogical Society P.o. BOX 3664 LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66046-0664 .•' , �>,.' ;-".\ ..... :- j . ( I,. I . . ..... .' :: .~·$t!.4. . ~~ ~- .~-: ... ,: .. : .......,... • ..... .1 :.' ...,."", .•. : .~. ...." J.., .....~'. . • .~ • . _ . .• _ -,-,~~" "j.. QUANTRILL's RI\ID OF LA~IRENCE-~AuGUST 21" 1863 .• ," (PART OF A DRAWING By.SHERMAN .. ENDERTON OF COMPANY EJ 11TH KANSAS INFANTRy-=DRAWNSOON AFTER THE RAID) .' Cou.rtesy of Kansas Stat.e...~_~s~or!cal Soci~ty and Watkins Musett'!:l .. ,_ ., !o,.. �Til VOLUME XII NUMBER 1 FALL 1988 PI61111 -~- --,"-, ~~""'IJ""~ . .. . -.....,;:-, .. . .. .~•.. ~ -.................. ~ ~ ... -~.< .. -. ,-- ~ ."t: ; , Published Quarterly By: 'Douglas Count~ GenealDgical SocietH P.o. BOX 3554 LAWREN eE, KAN SAS 66046-0664 . .._" �,. /J I " ' ..•. t ~ ,j. ~" I'., " '" "I :.:,1+'" ".., ~ .... , , $ ,.:.~ ,< •• ' :,", Jr=F.' '! :J'~tf ;, " , , . ' ", ,.' ,........ 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