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Pub Ii shed Quarterly By:

'Douglas Counts Genealogical SocietH
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Published Quarterly by:
The Douglas, County Genealogical Society
P. O. Box )664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
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Contents;
President's Letter • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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"Lecompton Territorial DS¥sll • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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D. C. G. S. Membership 1981-1982 . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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D. C. G. S. By-Laws; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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"Robert's Rules are His Cup of Tea" • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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Petitions for Naturalization • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••

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United Brethren Church • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••

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The Evange1iC~jChurch • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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Douglas County School Information

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1I..!\i Love That Transcends Sadness" • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••

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S0ldiers Buried-Oak Hill,Maple Grove, and

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Cem.Law!, Ks •• 100

Methodist Ministers, Buried Oakwood Cern. Baldwin City, Ks

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First Territorial Election Voter Information • • • • • • • • • 105
QueI'iesi. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 109

The Douglas County Genealogical SOCiety is a non-profit organization
wi~h regular scheduled meetings the second TuesdS¥ night of ~ach ~onth, 7:)0
p.m.
,Meeting place to .,be·,"announced._ ~
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Afternoon meetings are held if possible and occasdonal area tours.
An ,annual public workshop is held to help in research.
Membership fees are $7.50 single, $1.00 for each added fami~ member.
The fiscal year is from July 1 to June )0 of the follOwing year.

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President's Letter
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As we enter the spring season of the year, letts look back at .
the accomplisht,umts of the winter. Some of you have solved some venng
, blem that has been stumping them for years. Those that were at
~~ sem:1.nar in February with Ronald Bremer will recall his. advice to
b:e patient and persevere. With very few exceptions t~e:e l.S some
record of each individual out there somewhere just wutJ.ng to be found.
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Our society has had the 1815 Kansas state Census book on loan
from the state Historical Library for almost two ye~s. sever~ members have worked on filling out index cards for varJ,.ous. townships and
cities in Douglas County. Several more need to be done J.n the near
future so we can return the book to Topeka. If anyone can help, see one
of the officers or contact Lance at the reference desk at the Lawrence
Library.
Welcom.e to our new members. Please let us know: how we can be,
o'f help to you.

Lecompton Territorial DB3S
The Lecompton Historical Society will celebrate "Territorial Daysll
26th, 1982 at Lecompton, Kansas. For over ten years they have
looked forward to this special day, as they are going to dedicate the
opening of the Lane University Museum. This building began as the Territor:tal Capitol of Kansas in 1865, and when the capital was moved to
Topeka, the partially built building and material was given to the
United Brethren church and they completed the building and dedioated it
in] June of 1882. Now 100 years later, they are dedicating it again by
opening it as a- Historical Museum.
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David Eisenhower will be our main speaker, as it was at Lane University that his great grandparents, David Eisenhower and Ida Stover met,
and married in Lecompton. The dedication will be at 2 :00 p.m. on June
26th near the musel.D1l. There also will be other activities, starting in
th, morning and going all day long. Everyone is welcome.
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"Lawrence Republican" J Thursday, July 30, 1857 J Business Directory fillers
co~ied and submitted by Grace Embers and Jean Snedeger.

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DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
MEMBERSHIP 1981-1982
BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
BERG~ Mrs. Emma, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS
66044
BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Richland, Washington 99352
BROWN, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071
BRUN~, Georgiana (Mrs. Frank), Rt. 3, Lawrence, KS
66044
BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky SL, Lawrence, KS 66044
CHASE, Carol Jean, 1511 Craig Ct., Lawrence, KS 66044
CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044
CLINt, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, TX 79065
CLOUGH, Vivian, Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044
COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 North Octavia, Morton Grove, IL 60053
CURTIS, C10viss E., R.R. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048
DAVIS, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd and Arkansas, Lot 2, Lawrence, KS 66044
DERRICK, I1ah, 333 Kansas Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
DULIN, John R., Rt. 7, Box 234A, Henderson, TX 75652
DUNN~ Elizabeth, 2411 Louisiana, Lawrence, KS
66044
ELDER, Jan, R.R. 1, Box 89, Lawrence, KS 66044
ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044
FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846
GORTON, Catherine (Mrs. Thomas), 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
GRAN~ER, Patricia A., 904 Arkansas, No.3, Lawrence, KS
66044
HANSEN, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350
HARVEY, Stephanie, 2728 Bonanza, Lawrence, KS 66044
HAYNES, Elizabeth, 4952 Sea Wolf Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95405
* HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 (New address next page)
HOUT, Mrs. Goldie V., Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044
JACKMAN, Twy1ah (Mrs. Claire), 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608
JAMISON, Mary 1. (Mrs. Joe), Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006
KIDWELL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044
KNOX,'Dennis 1.,162 S. King's Hwy., Stillwater, OK 74074
KRISCHE, Donna M., 2457 Missouri, Lawrence, KS 66044
LINDELL, Charles E., 2713 Harvard, Lawrence, KS 66044
LINDELL, Pauline F. (Mrs. Charles), 2713 Harvard, Lawrence, KS 66044
MAKER~ Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA 22102
MEYER~ Pauline F., 1227 Brook, Lawrence, KS 66044
PALOS~ Dianna, Biographs, P.O. Box 417, Lawrence, KS
66044
PITTSFORD, Harold L., 2934 East 8th St., Anderson, IN 46012
POINTER, Betty J., 607 E. Russell, Santa Ana, CA 92707
POSTMA, Mr. &amp; Mrs. James L., First National Bank Tower, Box 507, Lawrence, KS 66044
SANDERS, Mrs. Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093
SCHELL, Mrs. Dorothy Viets, 731 S. Blaine, Moscow, Idaho 83843
SCHOTT, Cynthia E., 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044
SHELDON, Mrs. Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
SHREVE, Elizabeth, 1714 W. 21 Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044
SIMMONS, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044
iSlMi, Martin, P. O. Box:: 9576, Sacramento, CA' 9582J;

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SMITH, Adell Carr (Mrs. Sheldon E.), 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240
SMITH, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
SMITH, Zona (Mrs. Claude), 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044.
SPENCER, Iona B., (Mrs. Vernon), R.R. # 1, Lecompton, KS 66050
STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044
SWEETS, Judy M. (Mrs. John), 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061
TURNER, Mrs. Lorene Wells, 1638 Hillcrest, Woodward, OK 73801
UNDERWOOD, Bill, 1714 W. 21 Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044
VAN LOENEN, Gail, 232 Deerfield Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
VAUGHN, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
VAUG~N, Wilma (Mrs. Donald), 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
WELLING, Edna, Route 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS 66044
WIGG~NS, Dorothy R. (Mrs. Elwood), 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044
WIGG~NS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS
66044
WINCHELL, Arthur, 927 Crestline Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
WINC~ELL, Mary Lou (Mrs. Arthur), 927 Crestline Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
WISCqNSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706
HOUGLAND, Maxine, Rt. 1 Box 153C, Perry, KS~ 66073

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1981-1982
Officers:
'President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Donald Vaughn
:Vice-President ..........'~. ",. • • • • • .• Jean Snedeger
.Secretary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Judy Sweets,
Treasurer. • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Jane Wiggins
,Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Pauline EJ.nitr
Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mary Jamison
Comrni'ttees:
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Library:

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Pauline Elnitt, Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins.

"Pioneer":

Hary Jamison, Edna Welling, Jane Wiggins, Judy Sweets,

Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorotl\v Clarke, Dorothy
Emma. Berg.

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Membership:
Telephone:

Dorothy Wiggins.
Dorothy Clarke,

Indexing Old Newspapers:
~y-Laws:
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N;0minating:
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Grace Embers,

Grace Embers, Dr. Thomas Gorton, Dorothy Wiggins.

�BY-LAWS

Of The;
DOUGLAS COUNTY GE·NSAIDGICAL SOCIETY

This organization shall be a non-profit organization known as the
Douglas, County Genealogical Society.
ARTIClE II:

Purpose

The purpose of this organization shall be to promote interest in
genealogical and historical study and'research and to conduct s.uch 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 m~ attend two meetings
as guests. before being required to p~ annual dues:.
ARTICIE IV:

Officers;

Section One: Officers shall be president, vice-president, secretary,
treasurer, librarian, 'genealogist, and editor, and they shall comprise the executive board. The executive board shall be required to
meet at least once between regular meetings.. Action of the board
shall be by simple majority, with the president voting only in case
of a tie vote. Four (4) members of the executive board shall constitute a quorum.
Section Two: Officers shall serve a one-year term and shall not
serve more than two cons ecutive terms in. one office • Individuals
shall not be eligible to serve as officers until they have been duesp¢ng members for six months, with exception of the first year.
Section Three: The fiscal year shall run from July 1 to June )0.
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.
ARl'ICm; V:.

Parliamentary Procedure

The meetings shall be conducted under Roberts Rules of Order, revised.
ARTIClE VI:' Duties of Officers
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Section One: The duties of the president shall be to preside at all
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committees:;: and shall be an ex-officio member of all committees
cept the nominating committee and auditing committee.
Section Two: The vice-president shall assume
delegated by the president, or in the absence
president, or in case the office shall become
for a meeting place for the organization, and
the members of said meeting place and time of

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or incapacity of the
vacant; shall arrange
for notification of
the meeting.

Section Three: The secretary shall keep the minutes and records and
a' roster of all members, and shall conduct all correspondence under
the direction of the president.
Section Four: The treasurer shall handle the funds., have a; depository
therefore and duly account for the same by presenting a report at all
general meetings of the society and by submitting all monthly rece;pts
and cancelled checks to the president before each meeting.All checks
written in the name of the society must be signed by both the president (or vice-president in the absence of the president) and treasurer.
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 shall be deposited in the name of the society.
Section Five: The librarian shall have custoqy of all genealogical
,and historical material of the society and shall maintain a' catalogue
of such material and make such arrangements as the society directs for
placement of the materials acquired by the society and shall be chairman of the library committee.
Section Six: 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.
Section Seven: The editor shall be responsible for the publication and
mailing of the quarterly and maintaining its mailing list, and shall
also be chairman of the quarterly committee:.
ARl'ICIE: 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 Genealogical Society shall convene at 1:30 p.m.
on the second Tuesday of each month. Seven (7) members of the organization
sh,all constitute Q; quorum. Action of the organization at regular or special
business meetings shall be by Simple majority, unless otherwise indicated in
th~ by-laws. The president (or vice-president in the absence of the president)
with approval of the executive board, has the power to call special business:
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:

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ARl'ICIE VIII:

Committees&gt;

The president shall appoint' such committees as deemed necessar,y, including nominating and auditing committees, and special projects committees
as the organization directs.
ARl'ICm IX:

Membership Fees

Armual fees shall be $7.50 per member, per fiscal year, plus an additional $1.00 for each. "member from the same household;; payable on Jul¥ 1
or before of the fiscal year. Membership fees received after April 1 of
the fiscal year shall be credited to the following fiscal year. Members:
joining before April 1 of the fiscal year shall receive all. issues. of the
~arterly for that fiscal year.
ART I CIE; X:

Amendments;

These by-laws may be amended at the regular meeting of the society by
two-thirds(2/3) vote of members present, provided the proposed amendment
has. been submitted in writing at the previous regular meeting.
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Dissolution

On the dissolution of the Douglas County Genealogical Society, after
making provisions for payment of all liabilities of the society, the officers;
s~all dispose of all its, assets) exclusively for charitable or educational
purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization(s) under
Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the correspOnding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue ]Law).

Business Directory-Jill¥ 30, ,1857Physicians and Surgeons:
Dr. C. E:. Miner-Comer of Pinckney 'and Tennessee Street, Lawrence K. T.
Drs;. Nel'l1man &amp; Tolles,-No. 28 Massachusetts St., Lawrence. Particular
attention given to surgery.
DentiS17,ry:
Dr.- L. Kellogg, Demonstrator of operative, surgical and mechanical
dentistry, of ten years varied and successful practice, having
settled permanently in Lawrence, may be found at his office
on l1aasachusetts street, over Duncan's store. N. B. am
operations warranted, Lawrence, Jul¥ 9, 1857.
Attorrieys and Land Agents:
Alson C. Davis
P. Sidney Post
Davis &amp; Post,
Counsellors-at-law, exchange building, Kansas Avenue, Wyandott, K. T.

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{fRobert's Rules are His, Cup of Tea:,

Copied with premiss ion of Wichita Eagle Beacon
Submitted by Mary Jamison
Boston-Behind every chairman with a fast gavel sits someone like Bill
~vans, a fellow with an unwavering devotion to points of order.
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A Baltimore lawyer and president of the National Association of Parlimentarians, Evans believes in rules.' Make that Robert's Rules.
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Some people rebel against rules;, parliamentary tactics put others to
sleep; Evans scoffs.
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"E~ewone has to go to meetings," he s,ays. "You go to Pl'A, a union
meeting, even the Garden Club. You wouldn't play poker without knol-ling
the hands and you shouldn't go to a meeting without knowing the rules."
E,vans is touring the countrY' to tout a new13 revised edition of Robert's
Rules of Order. He helped the Robert family--descendants of the original
author--with the first overhaul of 'the manual in a decade.
More than three million copies are in print. The rules' are used by
virtually every goveriimeilt bod;y and deliberative assemb13 in America.
Evans' stop in Massachusetts was' 'appropriate. It was, after all,
in New Bedford that Henry Martyn Robert, an Army engineering officer, developed the original rules. '
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Legend has it that Robert, sent to southeastern Massachusetts by the
Army in 1863 to recover from tropical fever, was, presiding over a church
meeting and being battered by bombast he couldn't control.
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Robert resolved to stud;y parliamentary law and eventual13 developed his
own rules based on guidelines set down by Thomas Jefferson in 1800 and refinad later by Luther BUShing, clerk of the Massachusetts House of Rep~sentatives, in 1844.
Henry Robert published the rules with his own money in 1876;: no publisher would take the risk. A few of the Original manuals still exist.
"Rules ~ what democracy is about," says E:vans, who was; the parlia-,
mentarian for the Republican National Convention in 1968 and has been the
power behind those who preside at a variety of national union meetings.
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Robert· s original guidelines haven't, changed: Abide by the will of the
m~ority; listen to the minority; consider one issue at a time;; give everyo:qe a chance to talk, and assure that the discussion is impersonal.
--Full credit given to Dan Perkes" Assistant General Manager, Associated
Press, APN-Wide World Photos and author of article,Dick Brand.

Items for Sale by the D.C.G.S •.
Back issues; of "THE PIONEER.II-$1.,50 each copy-members

$2.00-non-members (Plus ta.x.0 '

RichaXd Cordley's ItHISTORY OF LAWRENCE," (Indexed)-$l0.,50 members, $12.50-non.
members (Plus tax.)
Copies: of liTHE: ORIGINAL PRE-El1Pl'IONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY." (Indexed)
Copies: of liTHE: ORIGINAL LANDOWNE,RS OF THE: CITY OF LAWRENCE. II
Write for more information.

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Petitions for N~turalization
Douglas ,Co. Kansas-extracted from
Naturalization Petition and Record Book
Vol. I: Oct 25, 1906 to Feb" 192"4
Contributed by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Kansas
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Full ~: Julius KAHN
P"le.Ce of Residence: (1906) :Reno, Ks.'
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.(1908) Lawrence,' Kansas
Occupgtion: farmer
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Born: ,18 'January, 1854, Hanover, Germany
Eml,grated:to U. S. from Hanover, Germany on oroabou.~ 16. Dec.
, 188) arriving in N .Y. on the vessel, "S.alea" No .6,,/
Declaration of Intentlon:Douglas Co. Pistrict ,Court, 30 Oct. 1886
Re sidedl','in Kansas': since 1. March, 1884
·Wife: Lucetta, born, Koplan Prussia
,Children: five.,.
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Frill name: Frederick Louis K~~~~~g,
Place of Residence: Eudora, Kansas
'OcCiiPa:t1on: Minister ofe;ospeL ,"
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Bor.n 22Dece~ber, 1859','" at \{;!.Gnadenthal, .Cape. 9ol0!lY' '"South (~,
'Africa'
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Em1grated':fromHaml:?urg, Germany 28 March 1887' .arrl'virig in'
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N .Y. on vessel "Suevia"
Declaration of, Intention:.
~ M~y, 1906, .
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Resided in Kansas- si~ce 13 April 1902'
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Wife: Louise E11se Koelbing, born Edwardsvtlle, Ill·.
ChIldren:' one, qorn··a.t Plato,
Minn. (12gA;ug?'},
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Place of Residence: (1916) Baldwin, Ks.
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'Occupation: Minister'in'Method1st Epi'scopal Church~ .
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Born: 9 March, 18.70; Athens, Leeds County, (Ontario):"Can~'da
Emigrated.!-:. t~ U... S ~ ,from Ottawa, Carl ton County,. Canada on ,
, :l;:~~~hy ;1~~f6~~i arri vlng in Cavalier, N .. Dakota 'on Northern
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, W'f e·: Ann J ane Klyn~, born Coulpurn, Carl ton County,. Canada
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Sylvester Samuel KLYNE continued:
Description: ·(Age 45 or 46) , white, fair complexion,
Q feet 1 andLi inches, 198 lbs., light. hair, blue eyes
p. 68

Name: Paul KOEHLER.
Place of Re.sidemce: Wakarusa Twp., Douglas Co. Ks.·'
Oecupation: farming
Born.:.. 31 July. 1872, Plotzig, G'ermany
Emigrated: fromPlotzig, Germany on 25 March 1889 , 'arriving
in N.Y. on vessel, "Weser"
D~claratiOri of Intention: 15 March 1918 , Douglas Co. District,
: Court, Lawrence, Ks.
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Wife: Bertha Koehler, born Mescotah, St~ Claire Co.; Ill.
Ch1Idren:three, born in Clinton Tw;p~:',Douglas Co. Ks ~
. Re.sided in Kansas since: 16 Apr. 1~~9' .
Des,Qription: (age 45) white, fair, 5 r 10", 160 obs. brown
'hair, blue eyes. scar under left eye.
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Name: Charles D. KAISER.
Re'SIdence: Eudora, Ks.
Occupation: farmer
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Born: 7 Oct. 1869. Waugen? Wurttenberg, Germany
Emlgrated:from Hamburg, 27 Aug. 1880,' arriving in N.Y. on vessel
: "Lessing ll
Declaration of I~ention: 16 Feb. 1918
Resided in Kansas since: 11 Sept. 1880
Wife: Nannie Kaiser, born, Bartenenswileiler, Germany
Children: four '
p. 76

Na.rne:M'ikel KASBERGER
ReSidence: Eudora, Ks.
Occupation: ~etired farmer
Born: 11 September, 1856, Wegschird?, Bavaria~ Germnay
Emigrated:t~ u.S. from Hamburg, Germany about 28 April, 1881
arriving N.Y. on vessel unknown.
Declaration of Intention: 10 December, 1918, Douglas Co. Ks.
Wife: Mary, b. Bohemia, Austria
Children: four
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Resi~ in Kansas since: . 15 I1ay, 1881
Des6ription:(age 62)' w,hite, dark complexion, 6" )", 178
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From an Index of Declaration of Intentions filed in Douglas" County
DistrICt Court"dated 16 May, 1904 to June 19, 1900.
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KAY, George FrederickKOEHBING, Frederick Louis
KREHBIEL, David
LURY, Horace K.
MAYER (MEIER), Gus~, 1\.
MOLDENHAUER, William
MOLDENHAUER, Albert
RAPS, Edward M.

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This history presents the United Brethren work 1854 to 1946, and the
Evangelical Church work 1851 to 1946. In 1946 the two streams of history merged into one to become The Evangelical United Brethren Church.
THE UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
LaWrence, Kans as
1854-1946
Lawrence probably can claim the first permanent, continuous United
arethren organization in the state of Kansas, altho' this WaBi a much
discussed point for many years'.
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A man whose name was Terrel, preached in Fort Scott and organized a',
class there sometime during the year 1853. The group seems to have dis,banded during the Civil War Years. There was no mention of Fort Scott
in the Conference notes until 1890 when a new group, was formed.
In a letter to the "Religious Telescopell (official U. B. church
paper) Josiah Terrel wrote, "I am glad that the Board of Missions has
s,ent a missionary to Kansas. 1I He had reference to S. S. Snyder, the first
regularly appointed missionary to the Kansas Mission. (He was the man
for whom our local church w.as named.) Mr. Snyder was appointed by the
Home Frontier and Foreign Missionary Society in June, 1854 and arrived in
Kansas in October of that same year. He brought his family to Lawrence,
a, community of about 600 persons; and staked out a claim near the edge
of the settlement. He attended the first Hissour.L Conference which was
held in Jasper County, Missouri at Short Creek Schoolhouse in November,
1854. It was here that the first United Brethren minister (S. S. Sn~der)
met the first missionary to Kansas (Mr. Josiah Terrel). Rev. Snyder
held services in a plank shanty located near the place 'Where the Granada
Theater now s t a n d s . '
When it was learned that the Kansas Pacific Railroad would come
through Lawrence on the north side of the Kaw River, the church fathers
d~cided that Lawrence would make its growth north of the river, therefore
they erected their second church there near-Bismarck Grove. ' Later a
third was built at Fourth' and Locust Streets in North Lawrence. This
building was used until 1914. :
, William A. Cardwell, from the Indiana Conference, came to the Kansas
Territory in l855-to work with S. S. Snyder. He (Cardwell) wrote on
ARril 30, 1855 that he had a list of donations totalling $131.00 to be
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pleted until 1867. This reference must have been to the second meeting
place, the one at Bismarck Grove. However, Mr. Cardwell went to Big
Springs, west of Lawrence, where he organized -a: class, and succeeded in
building a church late 'in the year 1856. This building at Big Springs;
was the first church to b~ ,built for the United Brethren in the State of
Kansas •.
The Rev. S'. S. SI'l1der was the first man killed by the Quantrill
Raiders in their 'attack on Lawrence. He had been commissioned a. Lieutenant of the Colored Troops in this area. This fact, combined with his
preaching and his anti-slaver,y views prompted the raiders to seek him
out and to murder him as 'they entered Lawrence on August 19, 1863. The
first United Brethren Church building erected in Lawrence was named for
this martyr--IIThe S. S. SI'l1der Memorialll '. At the time of his death the
group was meeting in a hut at about the present site of the Granada
Theatre, referred to earlier.
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The Kansas Mission Conference of the Church of the United Brethren
~ Christ was' organized in October 30, 1857, with the Rev. S. S. SI'I1der
as presiding elder. At a meeting of the Kansas Conference in April, 1867,
it was reported that the church building at Lawrence was almost completed. The sixteenth Convention of the Conference was held in the new
bUilding in 1871.
Ver,y early in the period when settlers were coming to Lawrence, the
Friends (Qu~ers) erected a very large native stone building on the land
now occupied by the city baseball park at 11th and Delaware. The main
purpose of this building was for their Conventions and Conferences so it
was of necessity quite roomy. 'It is thought that, for a time before a
permanent building was erected, the United Brethren used this building
for their Church Services~
In the year 1914 anew brick building was completed at the corner
of 17th and Vermont Streets. liThe S·. S. Snyder Memorial Churcn ll as it
was known was dedicated October 3, 1915 at a cost of $15,000.00. This
blP-lding burned on February 8, 1936. The Journal World for Februar,y
10, 1936 states that the building and its~:contents were a total loss,
the firefighters being hampered by sub-zero temperatures. The Rev. C.
L~ Huffman was pastor of' the church when the bw.:ldSmg burned, the Rev.
C. L. Heatherington had just oompleted-'7 years of service in the Lawrence territor,y the previous December (1935) and the Rev. Arthur Ward
arrived sometime in 1936 to serve 6 years with this congregation.
With the arrival of Mr. Ward plans were made to erect a fine, new
L-shaped building of native stone.· He spent long hours in pliiy'sical
labor in the construction and building of the ba.sement for this proposed church, also, in his six years of service a substantial sum of
money was raised to use in the building of the new structure. Because
o~ many difficulties his dream of completing the super-structure was
never realized. In 1942 he was assigned a charge near \vinfield;: Lawrence Deever succeeded him at Lawrence. By this ti..'1le the congregation
had dwindled to a rilen "handful," and there was talk of merging. The
official merger with the Evangelical Church began in March of 1946. With
the uniting of the two denominations the Lawrence Church then became
mown as the Evangelical-United Brethren Church. The work of the Kingdom
moved forward. The be3utiful new church at 1501 Massachusetts was dedica~ . .' "ted in 1948 and has continued to move forward to a present membership of

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301. The basement structure was sold to the Immanuel Lutheran Church in
1948.
PASTORS OF THE: UNITED BRE.THRBN CHURCH
1890- C. M. Hymes;
1911-lQ'-F. H. Testerman
1891- J. L. Oakes 1917-18- N. H. Huffman
1892- F. M. Testerman
1919- D. J. Ferguson
1893- A. T. Gilkey
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1920-2:2- Eo. E. Hc Aferty
1a94- A. V. Lauderback
1923- W'. L. Browning
189,-6- J. C.Wingard
1924- Harvey Wimmer
1897- E. E,. Mc Aferty
192,-26- F. M. Testerman
1898- J. Lewis
Victor Kelley
1899- S. F. Harbour
1927-33- C. L. Heatherington
1900- George Kettering
1934-35- N. H. Huffman
1901- E. B. Sade(Slade)
1936-41- Arthur Ward
1902-3- o. T. Deaver
1942-44- Lawrence Deever
1904- G. A. Hudson
1945- Supplied
1905- A. L. Deever
1946- I'.iIrger with E:vange1ical
1906-8- J. Lewis
Church
1909-10- J. M. Manion '
This history prepared by Mrs. Herman Tusher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
HO!'l1er Hird.
THE EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Lawrence, Kansas
1857-1946
Franklin, E;udora, Clearfield Circuit, 1857
Evangelical United Brethren Church 1946-1959
The Evangelical United Brethren Church is the oldest American born
denomination. It was not the first denomination on Americal soil for
other churches preceded it, having come here from Europe. It is not a
sp:l,it off of any other church but was the result of a need and the meeting
of that need.
German speaking people emigrated to this continent, settled in Maryland and Pennsylvania'. There were no churches, no pastors, but men filled
w1th;:)the Spirit from German Reform, Mennonite, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and
Methodist denominations began bringing the word of God to early settlers.
Our church is not an "ismll or a tarigent organization. It is sound,
stable, and founded upon the fundamental doctrines of Christianity.
, In 1804 Jacob Albright of Pennsylvania founded this organization especially' for the Gennan speaking people of Pennsylvania. The DiSCipline
was very similar to that of the Methodist Church.
We are indebted to the early ministers of Kansas for the history of
our' church at this time, but they were History Nakai's and not History
Writers. Appeals were made to the Eastern Conferences through the Evangelical Hessengerll and "Der Christ1iche Botschafter". The general mis~
sionary society made no provision for this type of work, the Conference
had ,to make the provision and some, conferences were not interested in moving ;West. The Illinois conference was very sympathetic to the calls but
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Bishop Long was. very instrumental in getting a change in the Mission-

ary Society so that funds would be available for this work in the West.
Kansas was organized as a territory in 1854. The Government offered
very liberal Homeste ad Laws, hence many Evangelicals emigrated to Kansas,
took up homesteads, built homes, mostly of log or sod, tilled the soil,but
there were no churches of their choice in which to worship.
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As early of 1851 and 1858, Joseph Ettinger of Leavenworth and James
Epley of Old Franklin (3:,miles S. E. of Lawrence) "Irate letters to the
ItEvangelical Messenger" and "Der Christliche Botschafter" (church papers)
to assist in publicizing the appeal for man to preach the gospel. This
bore fruit, for July 4, 1858 George Fleisher arrived at Old Franklin and J.
F. Shreiber in Nebraska.
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Classes were established at Franklin, Eudora, Clearfield, Owl Creek,
and near Humboldt, in fact our first church built in Kansas was at HumDolt. The people of this territory were hungry for the gospel message. A
nrl.nister' s· charge consisted of a circuit made up of classes. Often a; circuit was 200 or even 300 miles in area. The people gathered in homes,
~chool house and store buildings. The mode of travel for the minister was
horse back ,0; in a"buckboardlt accompanied with a Bible, Hymn Book and
Church Discipline.
1860 was a famine year. Drought appeals were made to the eastern
churches for help. Cash, food, and clothing were sent. The IIr-Iissionary
Barrels" of those days were a blessing. Also the war clouds were gathering and there was great unrest among all people.
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Then in 1861 the beginning of the Cinl War with Kansas, a~ free territory, next to Missouri, a slave state, brought on much border warfare. In
fact, Rev. Snyder of the- United Brethren Church of Lawrence was the first
man killed in Quantrill's Raid. Our work was greatly hindered. Many were
called to the ~ and many met death by bush whackers and hostile Indians.
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In spite of the hardships people were deeply interested and the average
cpllected for the work in Kansas in 1861 was $3.00 per member.
In 1862 pleas were made for the organization of a Kansas Conference.
In 1864 the Iowa Conference met and organized the Kansas Conference, which
comprised the entire state of Kansas. There were 50 claSses with a membership of 100. Camp meetings were, held near Eudora and Clearfield which
was on the Lawrence Circuit. ManY were gloriously saved. The first Kansas Conference session was held at",:LeaveriwOrth in 1865.
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In 1 years the work had grown to a membership of 116, 3 churches, 3
parsonages, 2 Sunday Schools with 54 scholars. Early ministers were not
overpaid, the average annual salar,y for a single man was $125.00 plus $31.25
for table expense. A married man's salary twice as much' plus $25.00 for
each child with $6.25 per year added table service.
, In 1811 the Kansas Conference was iricorporated UIlIiier.the Kansas Law!.
This gave them the right to do business legally.
In 1861 Joseph Rahskopf (father of Ed Rahskopf of 1035 Pennsylvania
Street of Lawrence ) was licensed to preach.
In 1878 Peter Schumann (father of Katherine Schumann and grandfather
of Ethelbert and Emerson Ott) was licensed to preach in Kansas.
In 1881 Moses. Dissinger (father of our late Fred Dissinger) served
this field.
. In 1886 we had the sad misfortune of an abnormal boom. Eastern
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Two years, later there came the depression and our work really
faced a crisis.
In 1890 S. A. Burgert (father of Ralph, Irma and Alice Nelson of
our present congregation) was licensed and in 1890 was sent as the first
missionary to Oklahome, liThe Striptl having been opened in 1889. It was
~ very rugged and immoral field.
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In 1893 the language question arose. The local fie Id or church
decided to use either or both, the English and German.
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In 1897 there was another depression and maQY fields were discontinued or consolidated.
In 1899 The Kansas Conference ordered an organization in Lawrence
but it failed to materalize.
In 1901 F. H. Peek (father of"Harlan Peek of Lawrence) was licensed
by the conference held at Willow Springs (now Worden).
In 1909 the annual conference held at Jewell located a:j russion at
Lawrence ,and appointed E;. J. Feitz as pastor. Thus in May, 1909 E. J.
Feitz organized the work at La\'I1rence. The church was to be known as the
Zion E;vangelical Church.
The organization had 26 members and there was no church home. The
first quarter~conference was held in June 1909 composed of the following:
Presiding Elder D• Swart, J. Wuerth,P. Schumann, J. Rahskopf, J. Houk,
W~. Fleisher, W. F. Zeeb and E. J. Feitz.
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It was reported that the Swedish Lutheran Church at 1000 Connecticut
Syreet, Lawrence, Kansas was disbanded and their church was for sale.
The quarterly conference appointed a committee of five to negotiate for
the purchase of the chtirch and in 1909 it was purchased for the swn of
$1100.00. Next, the Annual Conference was petitioned for help to remodel
the church.
In 1911 the church was raised and resided, with labor largely done by
the members. Jrnd on S'eptember 3, 1911 the "new church" was dedicated.
E~il Wendland was the-pastor.
The Ladies Aid was organized at church on October 23, 1913 and they
met weekly for work.
In Februar,y 1917 it was decided to improve the church building again.
The basement was enlarged, a furnace was installed and it was resolved to
buy a parsonage;: therefore one was purchased at 1009 Connecticut for
$3500.00. In 1919 the Women's Missionar,y Society was organized.
In about the year 1920 'the church was partially destroyed by fire.
In March 4, 1946 the Zion Evahgelical Church and the United Brethren
in Christ Church merged. To our knowledge this was the first merger on
the local level of churches later to be known as The Evangelical United
Brethren Church. This was brought about by the uniting of the two denominations November 16, 194q,' During the pastorate of Leland Young, 1945-58,
~ new church building at 1501 Massachusetts street was built and dedicated.
A few statistics
1909-Church building, 1000 Connecticut St. purchased
1918-Parsonage at 1009 Connecticut St. was purchased
1948-the new church 1501 Hassachusetts St. was built and
dedicated
1954-the new parsonage, 1530 Kentuc~
1956-new cabin built at Forest Park, Topeka
1957-The II Annex" at 1507 Mass. St. was purchased
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Membership:
The church membership in 1909-26
Sunday School membership-no record, but in 1910 was 46
Church membership in 1959-301
Sund~ School Membership in 1959-340
We are indebted to the ministers and laymen of the century who used
every means at hand so effectively that we still wonder at their success;.
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They set a very high standard for Christians of today. One characteristic of the early church was a consciousness of God's Program "Jesus,
the Savious for a Lost World" and the courage to go forth in His power.
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So m~ we in like manner go "forward".
PASTORS OF THE~ FRANKLIN, EUDORA AND LAWRENCE CIRCUIT OF
EVANGELJCAL CHURCH
AND
LATNRENCE EVANGELICAL UNITED BrtErHREN CHURCH

1898-9- k. Rodewald
1858- George Fleisher
1900-3- B. Barthel
1859-60~ C. Berner
1904-5- C. Heeder
1861-Joseph Rahskopf
1906-8- J. J. Kliphardt
Fred Berner
1909- E,. J. Feitz
1862- Joseph Rahskopf
1910- F. U. Moyer
1863-4- J. F. Schreiber
1911-12- Emil Wendland
1865-7- P. Fricker
1913-14- C. B• Wilming
1868-9- S. Hc Kesson
1915-16. A. Bruner
1870- H. Haas
1916-21- J. K. Young
1871-2- J. Wuerth
1921-23- B. Hobbs;
1873-5- J. F. Schreiber
1923-29- B. F. Luqy
1876-7- P. Fricker
1878- C. Emmel
1929-31- J. R. Nanninga
1879:;;.80- WID. Daeschner
1931-37- A. J. Miller
1937-44- D. Mc Gregor
1881-Moses. Dissinger
1882,-4- F. Harder
1944-45- George Landis
Chester Iwig
1885-7 - J. SdlITlidli
1888-90- P. S'chWTiann
1945-58- Leland Young
1891-3- T. R. Nanninga
1958Paul Hett
1894-7- C. Brandt
This historical statem.ent ,prepared by ,Hrs. Oscar Ingle •
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UNITED BRETHREN AND EVANaELrCAL REGORDS submitted by Donald and Wilma,
Vaughn, Lawrence, Kansas:.

Lawrence Business Directory-July 30, 1857
Attorneys and Land Agents:
E. D. Ladd
S. B. Prentiss
Ladd &amp; Prentiss,
Real Estate Brokers and General Land Agents,
E. D. Ladd, '
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Notary Public., Register of Deeds and Conveyancer,
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Office, No. 15 Massachusetts Street, Lal-lrence, Kansas.
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WILLOW SPRINGS SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 51 WILtOVr SPRINGS" TOWNSHIP
DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
SEPTEMBER"17, 1906-APRIL 11, 1901
(From records in possession of Mrs. Laurie Postma.)
School Officers:

Teacher:

Elwood Deay, Treasurer
C. E:. Pearcy, Clerk
E. H. Van Hoesen, Director

Anna Hyland
Pupils

~s,ther

BOLAND
Hyrtle BROWN
Carl BROWN
Earl BROWN
Imo BROVIN
Clifford DEAY
Hazel DEAY
Howard DEAY
Vida'DEAY
Roy DUNCAN
Rowen DUNCAN
Sadie DUNCAN
Ethel FILBURN
Eya FLORY
Marvin HERR
Merle HODGINS
Velma HODGINS
Vern HODGINS

Anna JOHANNING
Henry JOHANNING
Mary -JOHANNING
Be"I-tha KESlER
Florence KESIER
James OSWAlD
Carl PETERSON
E:lsie" PETERSON
Hallie PETERSON
Ve ra PIPPERl'
ErIe RAMSEY
Alma SEELE
Ethie SHUIER
Ezra.&gt; SHUIER
Noah SHULER
Ray SHULER
Carl VAN HOESEN
George VAN HOESEN

SUbmitted by Iv!ary Jamison, Baldwin City, Kansas&gt;

Lawrence Business Director,y-July 30,

1857.

Attorneys and Land Agents:
Henry J. Adams
A. C. S:Wli.ft
F. G. Adams
Adams, Swift, &amp; Co.,
Bankers and real estate agents, Leavenworth City, Kansas. Exchange
and land warrants bought and sold; money received on deposit; real
estate bought and sold on commission; lands located by warrants or
money in all parts of the territory.
S. N. Wood
Jos. Hindman
S. N." Wood &amp;Co~,
Land agents will buy and sell land warrants, will invest money for
non-residents, locate land warrants, and do a general land agency busi-"
ness, guaranteeing from 50 to 100 per cent on investments.
S. N. 1-1ood, lawyer and commissioner of deeds for Ohio.

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WEST FAmVlEW SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 59
The building site for this school was obtaihed in 1868'. The seoond.
sohoo1house was ereoted in 1892 and served Wlti1 1951 was disorganized:
im.cf. :annexed to Belvoir Distriot No. 84.
The board members for the 1898-99 term were S. Me mNDRICRS~ E. G.
WOODWARD, and H. F. DISS'lER. The two teaohers were Mary BA.IDWnr and
Rose E. BARKIS. Those of sohool age in the di striot at that time '\7ere
from: the families of FREEMA~N" DJES'lER" HALL" LELISTROM" IENDRICES"
BRA.~Y" CUHBIN'GS" SURlER" and WOODWARD.

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the years follovting,. inoluding the term ending in 1910# the
teaohers were Luella. BARTOn" Frank HORRELL, E. T. HA1ER. F. M. JE1'll'TnrGS.
Stella FBSl'fCH" C. R. HA.WIEY" G. Vi. BARKER. Ethel HICKOK. and Ida BEHANDER.
Board members of 1910 'were J. mlfA11DER# E. G. WOOD1iWID" and F. HILPERT.
Teachers serving during the next ten-year period were Agnes -SWrn:tX"
Roy l,{cCALL .. Ada SCHROYER. wla I. BDRBl\J.1K. Geo. GOBS" Bettha 'E. CARIS"
Rosabelle GAPJ)NER" and Emma. OISON for the term ending in 1920. The board
memb~rs were the same as those of 1910.

~ha 1920's had teaoIWra: John EASTON" Jannie JOmTSON, Eva KUHNS" Florenoe
IENANDER, Adda lENANDER" Loretta SHAW. Georgia RUEES~ Betty BOLTON" and
George McCAFFREY who taught the· term ending in 1930. The board members
were 'Dewey
lE1TANDER" Christie W~ mTEFISH fl:.Il,d S,SJn KENNEDY.
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Teachers of the 1930's were Donald K. BLISS. Florenoe ANDERSON, Ida.Mae.
RICHARDS. Glenn COLBURN. Agnes LAPTAD, Vera WARD, and Eunioe RICH who
taught the term ending in 1940. Board members were Russell BO~N. Dewey
lIDTANpBR, and Rus sell HU.JERT.
The 1940 's had teaohers Roberta SWEARINGEN, Lorraine BO't1SN. Evelyn
PHELPS (5 terms). Emma F. WARD, and Venita EEP..PICH. Board members of 1950
Vlere ~van SL~, Christie H1TEFISH, and Russell HTI.EERT.
The last term was taught by Cora PlELPS and ended in I9SI.

Copied and submitted by Emma Berg, Lawrence, Kansas.

Lawrence Business Director,y-July 30,

1857

Attorneys and Land Agents:
E. B. Whitman

A. D. Searl

Whitmari &amp; Searl

General Land agency, and emigrant's intelligence office at Wyandott
; and Lawrence, K. T .-(Kansas Territor,y).
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r,A LOVE- THAT TRANSCENDS, SADNESS

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Written by Willie !10rris;
Not too long ago, in a small Southern town where I live, I was invited
by friends to go With them and their children to the cemetery to help choose
their burial plot. My friends are in the heartiest prime of'life and do not
~ticipate departing the Lord's earth immediately, and hence, far from being
funereal, our search had an adventurous mood to it, like picking out a:
Christmas tree. It was that hour before twilight, and the marvelous old
graveyard with its cedars, and magnolias and flowering glades sang with the
Mississippi springtime. The honeysuckled air was an affirmation of the tugs,
cind tremors of living. My companions had spent all their lives in the town,
and the names on even the oldest stones were as familiar to them as the
people theysali'every day.IlLocation," the man of the family said, laughing.
liAs the real-eetate magnates say, we want location."
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At last they found a plot in the most veneral51e secti'on which was to
their liking, having spurned a sha&lt;tr spot which I had ~conunended under a:
giant oak. I knew the caretakelI',. would soon have to come to this place of
~heir choice with a long, thin s'teel rod, shoving it into the ground every
few inches to see if it struck forgotten coffins. If not, this plot was
theirs. Our quest had been a tentative success, and we tetired elseiihere
to celebrate.
Their humor coincided with mine, for I am no stranger to graveyards~
With rare exceptions, ever since my childhood, they have suffused me not with
foreboding but with a sense of belonging and, as I grow older, with a curious, ineffable tenderness. MY dog Pete and I go out into the cemeteries,
not only to escape the telephone, and those living beings who place more
demands on us than the dead ever would, but to feel a continuity with the
now of the generations.
"Living,1I William Faulkner wrote, lIis a process of getting rea&lt;tr to be
de ad for a long time."
I have never been lonely in a:::.cemetery. They are perfect places to
observe the slow changing of the seasons, and to absorb human history--the
tragedies and anguishes, the violences and treacheries:; and always the guilts;
and sorrows of vanished people. In a preternatural quiet, one can almost
hear the pailpable, long-ago voices.
I especially' like the, smail~toWn cemeteries of America: where"the children,
come for picnics; and games, as' we did when I w.as growing up--wandering among
the stones on our own, with no adults about, to :J;"egard the mystery and inevitability of death, on itsi terms and ours. I remember we would watch the
funerals from afar in
hushed "awe, and I believe that was when I became
obsessed not with death itself but with the singular cOllUllunity of death and
life together--and life's secrets, life's fe ars, life's surprises. Later,
in high school, as I waited on a hill to play the echo to taps on my trumpet
for the Korean War dead, the tableau below with its shining black hearse and
the coffin enshrouded with the flag and the gathering mourners, was like a
fO,lk drama, with the earth as its stage.
, The great urban carileteries of New'Yo'rk City always filled me with horror,
the mile after mile of crowded tombstones which no one ever seemed to visit,
as if one could ~ anyone in there even if he wished to. Likewise, the
suburban cemeteries of this generation with their carefully manicured lawns.
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artifice;;.. ~are much too remote for me. My favorites have alw~s been in
the old, established places where people honor the long dead and the new.
graves are in proximity with the most ancient. The churchyard cemeteries '.
of England haunted me with the eternal rhythms of time.' In one of these,
years ago as a student at Oxford, I found this inscription:
Here lies Johnny Kongapod,
Have mercy on him, gracious God.
As he would on You if he was God,
And You were Johnny Kongapod.
Equally magnetic were the graveyards of eastern Long Island, with their
patina of the past touched every so niellowly with the present. The cemetery
of Wainscott, Long Island, only a few hundred yards from the Atlantic Ocean,
sUrrounded the schoolhouse. I would watch the children playing at recess
among the graves. Later I discov~red a man and his,)dfe juxtaposed ·under
identical stones.. On the wife's tomb was \I Rest in Peace. II On the man IS.
at the same level, was "No Comment." I admired the audacity of that.
But it is the graveyards of Mississippi which are the most moving for
me, having to do, I believe, with my belonging here. They spring from the
e~rth itself, and beckon me time and again.
The crumbling stones of my
pljlople evoke in me the terrible enigmas of living. In a small Civi.l War
cemetery which I came across recently, the markers stretching aw~ in a
misty haze, it occurred to me that most of these boys had never even had
~Igirl friend.
I have found a remote graveyard in the hills with photographs on many of the stones, some nearly one hundred years old, the women
in bonnets and Sunday dresses, the men in overalls--"the short and simple
arinals of the poor." I am drawn'here to the tiny grave of a little girl.
Her name was Fairy Jumper, and she lived from April 14, 1914 to Jan. 16, 1919.
There is a miniature lamb at the top of the stone, and the words:"A fairer bud
of promise never bloomed." There are no other Jumpers around her, and
there she is, my Fairy, in a far corner of that country burial ground, so
forlorn and alone that it is difficult to bear. It was in this cemetery
on a bleak Februar,y noon that I caught sight of four men digging a grave
in the hard, unyielding soil. Atter a time they gave up. After they lett,
a man drove toward me in a battered truck. He wanted to know if some fellows had been working on the grave. Yes, I said, but they went away. "Well,
I can't finish all by myself." Wordlessly, I helped him dig.
One lonesome, windswept afternoon my dog and I were sitting at the crest
of' a hill in the town cemetery. DoWn below us, the acres of empty land were
coyered with wildflowers. A new road was going in down there, the caretaker
told me; the area was large enough to accommodate the next three generations.
"With the economy so bad," I had asked him,"how can you be expanding?" He
had replied: lilt comes in spurts. Not a one last week. Five put (lown the
week before. It's a pretty ste ady business. II
Sitting there now in the dappled sunshine, a middle-aged man and his
middle-aged dog, gazing across '~a-a the untenanted terrain awaiting its dead,
I thought of how each generation lives with its own exclusive solicitudes-the passions, the defeats, the victories, the sacrifices, the names and dates
an~:, the faces, belong to each generation in its own passing, for much of every",:
t~g except the most unforgettable is ~~on forgotten. And yet: though
mucll is taken, much abides. I thought then'..of human beings, on this cinder
of ~ planet out at the edge of the universe, hot knowing where we came from,
why ,we are here, or where we might go after death--and yet we still laugh,
and iCry, and' feel, and love.
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"All that we can know about those we have loved and lost," Thornton
Wilder wrote, "is that they would wish us to remember t~em with a mo~ intensified realization of their reality. What is essentl.al does not die but
clarifies. The highest tribute to the dead is not grief but gratitude."
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r,lanifesto: Citizens of Lawrence and r,Iembers: of the Lawrence Association
-rle are opposed to the settler.lent effected between the outsiders, . or
onginal claimants to the town sIte and the L~Nrence Association and decl'are it to be null and void, of no validi"ty" in law and hereby re!,udiat.e
it:..... (the front page docuoent continues for most of three columnsl. It
is: dated July 23, 1855, and signed' by the following:
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Edbard Clark
Forrester Hill
George \1. Hunt
Samuel Kimball
Ligarius s~ Bacon
Frederick Kimball
Alfred s~ Addi s
Geqrge Cllurchil1
T. :E. Swmner
Harrison Nichols
N. :Allen
r.l. i~,t. Hammon'
E. If.Yonroe
L. !S~ t'loodward
Vb.' !tonroe
J. :3. Abbott
Lynan BOwley
J. G. Sands
f;!a!llon r,Ioore
A. '.~ Illrditt
H~ S. Gi lben
W·. C~ Gibbons
John F. FarrleH
B. Johnson
A. Gutler
B~ 11. l'loodward
Leo~ard r.lerchant
Mic~ael Grothy
tv. A. Holmes
Fran~ci s rn lli:1an
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George Killman
James ~1. Fuller
John SnitI1
E. E. Eastman
J. A. Pilce
B. C. Holliday
D. W. Bentley
J. F. CUIlIllings
D. K. Wright
Ii. W~ Rowley
Ho lli e Wilber
J. G'. tlalbr1"dge
Samuel Hamell
Henry Evans
A. Allen
tIartin Gol1"a
r.t. r.COnway
W~ HUtchinson
J. If~ Gleason
C~ Thos. Roberts
c. a~ Childs
p~ O~ Conver
T~ H~ G"orham
John Heacoclc
W~ 5. Poole
T". P. Brown
Hdgh O'Neill
James 9iti th
Ro-bert C. Gibbons
WI lli am Lysner

W~ J. R. m aclanan
A'. ff. Vince
A~ rl!1i te
George Nichols
Robert Banks
5. B. Dudley
Guilford Dudley
Henry Snith
Geo. A~ Potter
John Snith
Joseph r.ierchant
C. 1t~ Pearsall
A. ;t". Faxon
Henry D. GravesNatl1 an W. Sni tIl
Thos. Johnston
S. AildreWs
c. a: Brown
S. Kennedy
L. ffaskell
G'. C. Gordon
Nindsor Lloyd
T. N~ Whetstone
Jonathan 3igelow
C~ F~ Day"
E. A. Dilland
J. ~t. McLel an
Samuel Fry
C". L. fofandal1
W. M. J"ones"

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Soldiers Buried in Oak Hill (OiI'l,
Maple Grove 0171 and Oread Cemeteries'
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Alfotd, Alfred C.
All ell , Aseph K.
Allen, Charles
Allen. J. K.
Andr~ws, Capt. S. H.
Anderson, Andrew S.
Apitz, WIn. T.
Arno~d, Henry R.
Arri~, Adam
Assmann, Justus
Atkin'son, Henry C.
Bakerj, Cyrus
Baker:~ James
Banks!, William
Barber, Capt. O~
Barbe~, William T.
Barby:, Albert eCl
Bardwell, F. W.
Barker, Parri s (Cl
Barkley, Daniel
Barnes, Capt. W.C.
Barne~;, William O~
B8rn~, C.E.
Basseit, Owen A.
Bates ~ _Frank J.'
Bechtel-" George
Beecham, Joe (Cl
Beibus:ch, Renry
Bennett, James
Berry,: Samuel,
Birminghmn, James:
Bl akely, C~ A~
Blakely, Jno. R.
Blue, Geo. eCl
Bowers ~ Joseph eCl
Brown, i Samuel P.
Bryan, !Charles ec&gt;
Burchard, Francis R.
Burton ~ Harlow
Butler, Albert O.
Caldwel~l, John S~
Call ahan, John
Calleroni, James: F.
Carey, ~. C.

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RheiDhimer, Dani el
Rice, ,Christian
Rice, Edwin
Richards, George M.
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Robinson, Charles
Rodell, Gustave
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Russell, Sheldotr C.
Rutherford, Robert
Sander~on, Henry W.
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ApiJoiritments by the Governor:: First District - :rames S. &amp;tery', John Speer
and J~el K. G'oodin, Justices of the Peace; Joel Grover, Simon Hopper and
S. 1.1. ;Salter, Constables.'
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Second Dist. - Jonathan J. Cranmer, J.P.
Third 'Dist.- John Horner and C. IC. Holliday, J.P.; T. W"~ Hays and D. H:
llorne, Cons.
Fourth' Dist. - Ruben Hacket, J.P. i James P. !.Ioore, Cons.
Fifth Dist. - John Serpell and Adam Carnes, J.P'.; John S. \'lightman, Cons.
Sixth Pist. - William Margrave, J.P.
Eighth; Oist. - A~ Ingraham Baker, J.P.; Charles H. Withington, Cons.
Ninth Di st. - C. R. r.lobley, J.P.
Tenth j)ist. - Samuel D. Dyer, J.P.; William Dyer, COns.
Eleven~h Dist. - William P. UcClure, J.P.i noherl C. Bishop, Cons.
Thirteenth Dist. - James Kilykendall~ J.P.; Jac1es Grey, Cons.
Fourteenth Dist. - Thomas W. Waterson, J.P.; James R. 7111itehead, Cons.
Fiftee~th Dist. - Win. Braham, James Fraser, tin. nlartin, and Elij all S. Wilhite, .J.P.; 4~ C. Haynes, COns.
Sixteenth Dist. - I. Harvey Day, J.P'.; A. Cunningham and' John Snith, Cons.
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Appointees' to take Census:
First Qist. - C. tf~ Babcoclc
Secl)nd,Dist. - O. H. Brl')wne
Third ~ist. - y~ tI. Hays
F~urth,: Seventh &amp; Ei'ghtb Dists. - Deputy Uarshal Donalson
FIfth &amp;. Sixth Dists. - William Barbee
Ninth &amp;, Tenth - nI. F. Conway
Eleventh &amp;- Twelfth - B~ rf. TWombly
Thirteehth &amp; Fifteenth - H~ B. Jolly
Fourteenth - Albert ~leed'
~lxteenth - Dr. Chnrles Leib
Sevente~nth - Alexander 5. Johnson

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Pauline Elni!!.

�104
UNITED METHODIST MINISTERS
BURIED IN OAKWOOD CEMETERY
Baldwin City, Kansas
All Were Members of Kansas East Conference
Or Its Antecedents Unless So Indicated
BU)CK

DIED

NAME,

Allen, Errol V.
'Allen, Harmon
'Bailey, Charles W.
Balch, William Monroe
Barnes, Max:
Betts, Fred H.
,Boicourt, George M.
(3) ,Bristow, William
(5) Bruner, A. B.'
(6) Campbell, Murdoc M.
(5) Cargay, R. F.
**(6) Chubb, James (Ne. Conf.)
(9) Goldsmith, Charles I.
*(1) Coole, Douglas P.,
(Mission Conference)
(5;), Crysler, Charles G.,
**(4) Davis, Werter R.
(8) Day, Albert L.
**(4) Ebright, Homer K.
(5) Edwards, Isaac F.
(1) Foiles, E:arl R.
(5) Geyer, Elsa L.
(1) ~eaton, C. K.
(5) Kislop, Edward
(1) Hoopengarrier, Joseph H.
(4) Hoover, Harmon J.
***(5) l;Iorn, Nelson P.
~(11) Houchin, Harvey A.
(5) Hughes:, Everett S.
(4) Boicourt, George H.

*

**

NAME,

DIED

NUMBER

NUMBER

(1)
0)
*0)
**(4)
*(8)
(1)
(4)

BIDCK

1951
1931
1951
1941
1910
1948
1965
1921
1922
1889
1911
1980
1915
1918
1916
1893
1938
1964
1929
1974
1953;
1932
1944
1943
1916
1959
1916
1965
1965

*M-(5)
(1)
(1)
*(7)
(8)
(7)
*(4)
(8)
(1)
(1)

0)
0)

(1)
**(8)
*(1)
(4)
(1)
*(8)
(6)
*(4)
(5)
**(1)

0)

(5)
*(1)
(2)
*(8)
(8)
*(3)
*(8)

Hutchins,E. L.(Ks.W.Conf.) 1949
Johnson, Charles F.
1918
Kramer, Eugene
1969
1943
Markham, Lewis
M'aclean, Robert E.
1943
McLeod, Harrison, E.
1954
1914
Moorhead, John
Mosslander, Joseph W.
1941
1932
No Itensmeyer, J. H.
Parrott, Thomas H.
1964
(Ks. W. Conf.)
1904
Pendleton, Samuel E.
1869
Piper. W~ H.
Pyles, W. T.'
1933
Qu~l~,Bishop William H. 1925
Rapier, Loren C.
1942:
1889
Reed, Henry W.
1928
Roberts, Percy V.
Schneeberger, Charles E .1913
1929
Smith, J. D.
Sridth, Julius, (Mo .Conf.) 1932,
Spencer, Edward H.
1935
1862:
S·till, Abraham
Sullivan, John M.
1900
Tainter, Anson L.
1941
Uthoff, Allan V.
1911
Verrion, John Benson
1950
Warner, Willis A.
1918
Whitlow, Merle W.
1969
Wogan, Charles F.
1951
Whitlow, Merle W.
1969

Family provided grave marker

***

Bciker and Conunission on Archives and History provided grave marker
Baker, Conference and Family provided gr~e marker
Subnitted by Don and Wilma' 'Vjaughn
Lawrence, Kansas

Pl~ase

hand or mail your queries to either the president or the editor.

�105
FIRST DISTRICT
List of voters of the first election district of the Territory of Kansas,
according to the census returns taken by W.C. Babcock in the months of January
and February, 1855.
Name

Where from

Name

Where from

ABBOTT, James B.
ADAMS, Calvin
ALBIN, Michael R.
ALLEN, Azuelph
ALLEN, Ellmore
ALLEN, Norman
ALLEN, Robert
ALVERSON, Anson E.
ANDERSON, John
ANDERSON, Samuel
ANDERSON, Thomas
ANDREWS, Stillman
ARCHIBALD, John C.
ATWOOD, HilHam D.
BABCOCK, C.W.
BACON, Lijarius L.
BAILEY, F.A.
BAISE, Joseph J.
BALm-lIN, John
BALDWIN, William N.
BANKS, John M.
BANKS, Robert
BARNES, Joseph D.
BARRETT, D.C.
BARRETT, Owen T.
BEIRUS, Ezekiel
BENJAMIN, Theodore
BENNETT, Eli W.
BENNETT, Ephraim H.
BIGELOW, Jonathan
BLARSTON, Napoleon R.
BOND, ,Edwin
BOND, : Ellis
BOND, Thomas P.
BREEDER, Albert F.
BRENT; Horatio U.
BRIDGES, Flemmon
BRIDGES, William
BRIGHT, Walder
BRONSON, Alvin B.
BROOKE, Thomas
BROOKS, Daniel H.
BROWN, George
BROWN" George W.
BRUNSON, Jacob
BRUNTON, Henry

Massachusetts
Missouri
Wisconsin·
New York

BRUZE, Thomas
BUDILY, Harrison
BUFFII1, David C.
BUFFUM, Rober t
BURLEIGH, Jonathan M.
BURTON, Daivd
BURTON, Thomas
CAMMERON, Hugh
CAMMERON, Noah
CAREY, George
CARLTON, John W.
CAROL, Henry H.
CAROL, James P.
CARPENTER, 9. Howard
CAVIL, Hiram C.
CHAFLERS, John A.
CHAPMAN, George
CLARK, Hiram
CLARKE, Edward
CLINGMAN, Edward
COLKIN, Ranson
COLLINS, Fitzhugh
COLMAN, A.E.
COOK, Philip
COOK, Simon
COULBORN, Willard
COWEN, James S.
CRANE, Clark S.
CRANE, Hiram
CRANE, John L.
CROCKETT, Andrew
CROCKETT, Peter
CRONEE, A.
CROOKS, James H.
CUMMINS, Joshua
CUMMINS, Robert A.
CURLEW, Delano
CURLEW, James
CURLEW, Lucas
CURRY, William
CURTIS, John
DATY, John H.
DAVIDSON, James A.
DAVIDSON, John C.
DAVIS, Sylvestor H.
DAY, Carolss M.

Missouri

Missouri
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Pennsylvania
N.Hampshire
Massachusetts
Missouri
Minnesota
Ohio
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Pennsylvania
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Ohio
Kentucky
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Massachusetts
Maine
Missouri
Massachusetts
Indiana
Massachusetts
Ohio
New York
Illinois

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Connecticut
New York
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio

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N. Hampshire
Missouri

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Dist. Col.
New York

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Massachusetts
Virginia

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Vermont
Ohio
Iowa
Wisconsin
Georgia
New York
Iowa
New York
Missouri
Massachusetts
Indiana
N. Hampshire
Massachusetts
Ohio
Missouri
Iowa
Massachusetts
Missouri

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Missouri

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Indiana
Ohio
Missour.i

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FIRST DISTRICT VOTERS, 1855
!

Nam~

Where from

Name

Where from

John H.
DISBROW, Ebenezer
DORN" Charles W.
DOY,: John
DUDr!Y, Sidney B.
EAGON, John M.
EAGON, William H.
EARLE, George F.
EBER,HART, Henry
EBERHART, Joseph
EBERHART, Louis J.
ELDR,IDGE, David
ELLIOT, Robert G.
ELSERR, James W.
EMERY, James S.
EMERX, Thomas
EVANS, William
FA~, John B.
FARR~LL, Thomas J.
FECK', Henry W.
FERGUSON, Levi
FERN~N, John H.
FINCH, Amos
FITC~, Edward
FOLSOM, Stephen H.
FOWL$R, Phe1ip P.
FOY, [Samuel
FRY, John
FULLER,
, Joseph
FURGISON, Chris. C.
GARRETT,
Charles F.
,
GARV~N, James
GARVJ;N, Robert
GARVI,N, Thomas S.
GARWOOD, Newman
GATES, Levy, Jr.
GENTR~, William
GILBERT, George
GLEASON, A.W.
GLEAS~N, James S.
GODDION, James W.
GOODW~N, Joel K.
GORDE~, John C.
GRAVES, George
GRAVES, H.D.
GROVE~, Joel

Massachusetts
Ohio

HADLEY, Daniel P.
HALE, William
HALL, William W.
HAMMON, Martial M.
HANAN, Samuel S.
HANCOCK, H.A.
HANEROM, Oliver H.
HARMSBY, Simartin V.
HARRINGTON, Samuel C.
HARRISON, James W.
HARRISON, Nichols
HARTWELL, Samuel N.
HAVENS, George
HAYES, Hamer
HERRICK, Nathan
HERRICK, Nathan F.
HIDE, Samuel
HIGGINS, Leonard G.
HIGHTOWER, Matthew B.
HILL, Forester
HOBART, Enoch
HOLMES, William A.
HOLT, George
HOPKINS, Thomas
HOPPER, Benjamin F.
HOPPER, David R.
HOPPER, John S.
HOPPER, Simon
HORTON, Robert
HOWLAND, E.
HOWLAND, Edward
HUBBARD, Lyman D.
HUGGINS, Henry D.
HUPP, Phillip T.
HUTCHINSON, George H.
HUTCHINSON, John
HUTCHINSON, John
HUTCHINSON, Joseph
JACKSON, James A.
JOHNSON, Ben
JOHNSON, Benja~in
JOHNSON, Nathaniel D.
JOHNSON, Samuel
JOHNSON, Samuel G.
JOHNSON, Theodosius
JOHNSTON, Edward B.

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Illinois
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Illinois
Virginia
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts

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Illinois

ATrENTION-The editor or the president will take hand-delivered or
mailed queries:.

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FIRST DISTRICT VOTERS, 1855
I

Where from

Nam~

Where from

Name

JONElS, A1phonza
JONES,
, Edward
JONES, Ira M.
JORDON, Charles
KEISER, John
KEL~ER, William
KENAnY,
Samuel
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KENT, George W.
KETCH INGMAN , William
KETTLE, Calvin C..
KIDD'ER, Luc ius
KIMBALL, Frederick
KIMBALL, Samuel
KING;, Frederick
KINKLE, . F •W•
KNIGHT, Alexander
KNIGHT, Edward F.
LADD:, Erastus D.
LAM,» Samuel Y.
LAMB~ Otis H.
LAPHAM, Solomon
LEE, ,William R.
LEONARD, George S.
LEWIS, Edward H.
LEWI~, George
LEWIS, John H.
LEWIS, Justin S.
LEWIS, Nathaniel B.
LINK~ Charles
LONG,' George
LOWE ,&gt; Daniel
LOWREY, John A.
LYON,: John H.
LYON ,: William
MCBE~, Cuthburt
MCBEE" Reuben
MCBEE., Thomas
MCCLELLAND, Henry S.
MCCLE~LAND, John G.
MCDONNEL,
Benjamin F.
,
MCFARM-ND, John
MCFARfAND, Robert
MCGEE~ Allen B.H.
MCGLENN, ?
MCREADY,
William
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MACK, ,John
MAILE~, John
MALLORY, Anson H.

Massachusetts
Iowa
Vermont
Massachusetts
Virginia
Pennsylvania

Ohio
MARTIN, Samuel E.
Illinois
MATHEWS, Jonathan
MATTHEWS, William
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Missouri
MATTINGLY, Rice
Ohio
MENCHAM, David
Indiana
MILLER, Bryce
Massachusetts
MILLER, John H.
Illinois
MILLER, Josiah
Pennsylvania
MILLER, Marshall R.
"
MOORE, Alonzo W.
Iowa
MOREHEAD, John
Massachusetts
MORGAN, Jonathan
MORRISON, James F.
"
Ohio
MOSSMAN, John C.
Michigan
MOTT, John L.
Kentucky
MURRAY, Thomas
Massachusetts
NANCE, Joseph N.
Illinois
NEIL, Jurdon
Massachusetts
NICHOLS, John B.
OGDEN, Jonathan
"
Missouri
OLIVER, William H.
Pennsylvania
PAGE, Zeno B.
Kentucky
'PAROTT, John
Ohio
PAYNE, Alfred J.
II.
PERKIVAL, John S.
New. York
PERRIL, Charles W.
Maine
PETTINGILL, Amasa
PETTINGILL, Hugh
"
Pennsylvania.
PIERSON, Richard
PIERSON, Robert
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PILLSBURY, Joseph H. N. Hampshire
Missouri
POAGE, James D.
Massachusetts
POMEROY, Samuel C.
Iowa
POWELL, John N.
Massachusetts
PRATT, Caleb L.
PRATT, Stafford J.
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Virginia
PUCKETT, Joshua
PURDOM, Elijah
Missouri
PURMTON, David
"
RANDOLPH, William
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REED, Henry
Ohio
REED, James H.
Missouri
REID, George W.
New York
REYNOLDS, Thomas F.
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RICKER, William
Maine
RINALE, Henry
Indiana
ROBERTS, Thomas
Pennsylvania
ROBINSON, Charles
Massachusetts

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New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
N. Hampshire

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Connecticut
Massachusetts

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New Jersey
Massachusetts
Maine
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Massachusetts
Ohio

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FIR&amp;T DISTRICT VOTERS, 1855
Where from

Name

Where from

Name

ROFF, Frederick
RUS$ELL, Joseph M.
RYERLEY,
Edmund
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SAFFORD, Eteber C.
SALTERS, Samuel M.
SAMP,SON, Turner
SAND,ERS, Henry F.
SARLEY, Maxwell
SARV'IN , Calvin H.
SAYE~, Daniel
SEARL, Albert D.
SEBASTION, Alexander
SEBA:STION, Henry C.
SEDUCKE, Arnab.
SELLERS, Jackson
SIMPSON, S.N.
SMITH, Archi11ias
SMITlI, Henry
SMITH, John
SMIT~, Josiah
SMITH, Orville D.
SMITH, Thomas B.
SNYD~R, Nicholas
SNYDER, Samuel S.
SOLE$, Amasa
SOUL~; William S.G.
SPEER, John
SPENqER, Jeremiah
SPITTLE, Mathew H.
SPRING, Frederick
STEARNS,
Charles
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STEPHENS, Clark
STEVENS, James S.
STEWART, John
STEW*T, John E.
STILL" Abraham
. STILLI, James M.
STONE~ Thomas J.
STUART, Napoleon D.
SULLIVAN, James
SYKINS, William H.R.
TABER~ John F.

Illinois
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Maine
Massachusetts
Missouri
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Missouri

Massachusetts
TAFT, Gerome B.
Virginia
TALBOT, John D.
Maine
TAY, Samuel
Illinois
TAYLOR, Isom E.
TAYLOR, Moses
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Maine
THOSTER, Joshua
Rhode Island
TIFFIT, Clark
Iowa
TIPTON, Jerrett
TIPTON, Rhodes
"
TIPTON, William
"
Vermont
TOLLES, Francis O.
Massachusetts
TOPAN, Samuel S.
Illinois
TURNER, William
VANWINKLE, Job.
"
Missouri
WADE, Ailu1is B.
WALLACE, Clarkson M. Iowa
WALLACE, William
"
Kentucky
WALLER, Thomas D.
Iowa
WALLNER, David S.
New York
WARNICKER, William
Ohio
WATERMAN, Rufus H•
Massachusetts
WAYNE, Silas B.
New York
WELLS, Thomas B.
Wisconsin
WHITCOMB, Increase
Indiana.
WHITE, Charles M.
Missouri
WHITLOCK, James
WHITLOCK, William
"
Maine
WHITSON, Jerry
Massachusetts
WILDER, John H.
WILDER, Solomon
"
Illinois
WILKINSON, Robert
Massachusetts
WILLIAMS, Hiram
New York
WILLIS, Stephen J.
Kentucky
WILSON, John F.
Rhode Island
WILWORTH, Louis C.
WINSLOW, Edward
Massachusetts
WOLFE, Robert J.
Missouri
WOOD, John.P.
Illinois
WOOD, Samuel N.
Ohio
WOOD, William O.
Massachusetts
YATES, William
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This list of voters was extracted from a book called Kansas Affairs,
House'Reports, 34th Congress, 1st Session.- This book can be consulted in
the D~cuments room at the Spencer REsearch Library, University of Kansas,
Lawre~ce, Kansas.
Contributed by Judy Sweets, indexed by Hugh Stouppe.

�109
QUERIES

Queries are free to members. They should state at least tvlO facts,
to gain best results; and can be· for any geographical location. Queries,
are also free to non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors,
9f fifty years or earlier.

Dort~aJ Martin, 2416 N. W. 38th, Oklahoma City, OK 73112.
Need information on Harry BOO ON , born approximate ly 1889, in Kans as,
married Anna Belle BOSWELL around 1911, lived in MarySville, Kansas,
where their daughter, ~rtle, was born 18 January 1912. Harry Bunton
was said to have been killed working on his railroad job bet'l-leen 1912 and
1914. Could anyone help with his place of birth and death, parents, or
siblings and marriage place and date?
\

11.rs. Stephanie HarVey; 2728 Bonanza, Lawrence, Kansas 66044.
Seeking information on Samuel Drew KINGDON II family. He and his wife,

Ruth PROFFIT, were both raised in Kansas. They were married in May of
1874. Their children were Ella, Bell, and Pearl. Both Samuel and Ruth's
parents homesteaded in Kansas.
Ilah Derrick, 333 Kansas, La'l-lrerice,zKarisas 66044.
I would like to exchange information on-the JENNINGS, l1IEJimi, ZUMWALT,
GARDNERS, Ue specially in Clinton County, !1issouri.
I1ah Derrick.!.. 333 Kansas, Laij~n,ce, Kansas 66£W:i.
_
I' am still searching for John JE.NNINGS,born in Venango County, Penn.
in 1804, m. Jane B~1AN, born 1808 ~enn. John died in Clinton Co., Mo.
in 1881. I need his obituary.
Ilah E:. Derrick, 333 Kansas ~ Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Need J.riformatJ.on on Dand B. JENNINGS, -b. 1828 :m· Penn. md. Daphne Marie
WATERMtili, b. 1837 in Mew York. Her daughter, Nina" was born 1872 in Mo.
and she married 14JEIRS.
Mrs. Carol Chase, 1511 Craig Court, 'Lawrence, Ks. 66044.
Would like to contact anyone with information on Bernard PEPfERSACK.
He lived during the late 1800' s· in LeMaI's, Iowa and/or Salem, South
Dakota. He c arne from Oldenburg, Germany.
}.irs. Carol Chase, 1511 Cz:aig Court, Lawrence, Ks. 66044.
Seeking information on Peter EILEN and his wife, Anna LUDWIG ElLEN, And.
fa.'nily believed to be in St. Leo, Minnesota in Yellow l1edicine County.
Pe~er was born in 1840 in Germany and died 1928'in St. Leo, Minnesota •.
Anna was born 1860 in Luxembourg and died in 1908 in St. 1eo, Minnesota.
I1rs. Maxine P. "Moorell..Bouglana., Rt. 1 Box 153C, Perry, Ks. 66073.
Need 1Dformation on Annie Collander BAKER, stin-rrviIig iii-r805 in Trimble
County, Ky. She married Aaron HOUGLAND first and Henry GILLISPIE.

names; were

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Mrs. 11a:xineP. Hoore Hougland, Rt. 1 Box
Need any kind of information on Frank M.
His wife, Mary NC CAIN ~, was born at
Haven't heard anything about Frank since

153C, Perry, Ks. 66013.
HAYS ,Washington Co. Mo.
Potosi, Mo, 28 November 1848.
1885.

Zona (Dart) Smith, 939 Pamela Lane Lawrence, Kansas 66044.
"
Seeking information concerning GiiSert DART, son of Ebenezer and Esther
DART, Esther later married a f1r. HOOVEa.-Family lived in Anderson County,
Kansas, 1855-1868.
I

Zona (Dart) Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, -Lawrence, Kansas 66044.
Seeking information concerning George Robert SHITH, married Laura
SCHMELCHER. Lived around Platte City, Missouri. Migrated from Princeton, Ia-.
01 de C. Clark Egt. USA Tet, 1611 9th St. 'Harlan Iowa 51531.
D,esire information on persons iving in Doug as Co.,
10 census, Willow
Springs Twp, KS. Living with the Hugh EVANS fainily, were Juliana ~,
age 50 b. PA, Annis.I'1E:AD, ae 16, b. M. These presumed to be mother and
sister of Hugh's wife, Adelaide, b. IL? What was Juliana's maiden
name? vJhat was her husband's name, where born, died, buried? Where
married? His parents? Juliana's parents? Hugh and Adelaide E.VANS were
my great grandparents. Their daughter md. \iilliam C. CLARK, 1888. Any
information greatly appreciated.
Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Ks. 66044.
Would like to contact descendants of John JAMES, living in Sturgon Bay,
Wisc. in 1869.
Donald Vau
1946 Barker Lawrence Ks. 66044.
Need information on the'parents of A yah KING and Clarissa BAXTER, who
married in Tioga County, Penn. in 1849. ,
Ks. 66044.
formatl.on on John H. CHANDLER born
Wilma- Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Ks~ 66044.
Would like to correspond with anyone having information on the family of
Catherine SLAYDEN born 1802 in Va.
Cora S. Francoeur, 3425 North ~dwards, Wichita, Ks. 61204.
Seeking infonnation on George BROWN married to Harie (SAGON-HAGEN? ) living
in .Eudora in 1859; children-Nary Samantha, Laura, Anna, &amp; Minnie. ' When and
wh~re wail, ~o~ge Brown ,born and-~when and where did he die? His widow, Marie,
matried agam to John DITGEN and their children were E-lizabeth, John,&amp; Nick.
1-

_Edna' ~ashor W?lling, Rt. 5 Box 286, Lawrence, Ks. 66044.
Nee~ l.nformatl.on on BASHOR (BASHORE: BEASHORE BESHORE) families who lived
in Douglas County, Ks. in 1800 l s and also in Russell Co. Ks. in late 1800's.

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~ean Chapman Snedeger, Box 665, 1638 Rhode Island, Lawrence, Ks. 66044.
Am doing research on the following names and will trade information:
BRYSON, BANDY, BUTLER, 'CABBAGE" CHAfl1AN, COUNTRYNAN, COX, CREVISTON,
FISHER, FRAZIER, HASTINGS, HEASTON, HOIl1ES, HOUSLEY, HUFTILE(HOUGHI'ILE,),
THORNBRUGH, TRIMBIE:, JONES, KELSEY, KERSHNER, LARGE, LIGHI', LOCKHARl', LYNCH,
t1CCLINTOCK, HC CORD, !'ICGRANAHAN, MORROW, MURRY (MURRAY) , OtHAIR, PEEK, POE"
PURCELL, RIGGS, ROBERl'SON, SMITH, SNEDEGER, VAUGHN(VAUGHAN) ,and WILSON.
,

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Jean Cha an Snedeger Box 665-1638 R. 1. St. Lawrence Ks. 66044 •
.Am researching in the 0 owing areas and have county histories marked *:
KANSAS-Allen, Cherokee, Frankliri, Osage, Gray; Bourbon, Crawford, RiC9*.
~NTUCKY-Bath*, Fleming, Woodford*. ILLINOIS-Edgar, Wayne, Cook,Vermillion.
VIRGINIA-ShenandoahH-, Scott*, Giles, Lee; Russell. PENN.-Chester, Lancaster, Venango, Allegheny. NEBRASKA-PaWnee. S. CAROLINA-Anderson.
~SSOURI~Worlh*, Gentry*~ NodawaY, Harrison, MarrioIl*, VernoIl*. INDIANAVigo, Clay, Porter~ Allen, Fountain. TENNESSEE-Campbell*, Anderson,
Claiborne, Washington, Greene, - Grainger; (E,ast Tenn. in general) • OHIO-Lucas ,
\~ashingtoll*, Union, Cuyahoga. ?1ICHIGAN-Oceana. N.CAROLINA-Macon,Rowan,
Swain. IRELAND-Antrim.
ENGLAND.
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. . HOLLAND.
Grace Embers, 445 North S't. Lawrence, Ks. 66044.
am doing research on the follol-ling names and will trade information:
ABERNATHY, BECKETT, BENEDICT, BURR, CRITTENDEN, DE IVIOSS, DRAKE, DRINKWATER,
EKLUND, ENBERS, FERRISS', FOX, GNIER, HALTERNAN, HARRIS, HASKELL, KESS, HOS~INSON, HOWARD, HUFFER, II-mER, K!ARNES (KARNS,KEARNS,KERNS), LAKIN, LARSON,
OISON (OLSSON), PARKE:, PATTON, RAND, RODGERS (ROGERS), SELLERS' (ZELLERS),
SHAVER (SHAWVER), SHULTZ, ~OUlE" VAN AUSDALE._: (VANORDOL, VANOSDOL), VINGENI'.

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Grace Embers, 445 North St., Lawrence, Ks. 66044.
I am researChing in the follOWing areas: CONN- New London, Litchfield.
ILLINOIS-Boone, DeKalb; E:dgar, St. Clair~ IOWA-'Jasper, Keokuk, Page"
,
Wapello. !1ARYLAND-Prince George, Hontgomery, Frederick. MISSOURI..;,Nodaway,
G€ntry. FENN.-Lancaster, Philadelphia, Dauphin. WEST VIRGINIA-Greenbrier,
Hampshire, Harrison, r10nomigalia. INDIANA-Fountain, Tippecanoe. KAl'5ASC~oud, Douglas, 11e Pherson.
MASSACHUSETTS ~ OHIO-Vinton, Licking, Hocking.
VIRGINIA-Shenandoah, Rockingham,"Frederick. NEW YORK-Delaware, Jefferson.
ENGLAND-Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire. SWEDEN-Gotland, Bleldnge .GERMANY-Baden.
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Mrs. Doroth S. Loller 24001 Huirlands #371 Blvd. El Toro CA 92630.
Need
ormation on my grandmother, Mary JArlISON - JAMESON ,
Dec 1815
H~rison Co. Ind, md 20 Aug 1835 in Harrison Co. Ind to Hiram SHIELDS and
she died 21 Apr 1858 Topeka, Shawnee Co. Ks, bur on farm in Monmouth TwP,
Teusch P.O. later interred in 1862 in Topeka Cemeiiery.
M~in Sims, P~ 0.,957~, Sacramento, CA 95823.
WJ.ll exchange wformatJ.on on ancestry of James, A. ADAMS and wife, Harriet
A•. WELCH. James A. -ADAMS, 'b 1821 Harrison Co. KY;i d 1886 in Allen Co. Ks. (Ky)1
lire d in Douglasl Co. Ks, 1860-671 to Leavenworth Co. Ks, to Allen Co. Ky (Ks?)
where he died--had 13' children born 1847-1875 in IN, lA, end last 7 in Douglas Co. Ks--four grandchildren (surname ADAMS' all bom Texas). Need info~ation on children and grandchildren. '

f-fartin Sims, P. o. 9576, Sacramento, CA 95823.
'
Need information about William H. WELCH md 1854 in Hendricks, Co. IND to
Eli,zabeth Ellenor (IILizzie ll ) ADAMS. She was sister to James A. ADAMS who
~rri~d ?arriet A•. WELCH. William and Harriet were brother and sist~r.
Did WJ.llJ.Bm and Elizabeth li y~, in Ka?Sas?' Where?
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Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P. O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
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Fall 1981

Vo1. , V, No. 2

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Contents
Pres,iden t 's Let ter. • . •

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Officers and Committees •

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1913: Merchants and Businesses ih

Lawrence~

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Kansas

1907, Lawrence, Kansas High School Graduates . •

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Douglas County, Kansas Rural School Information.

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l869'Monthly Meetings of

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Fr~ends

in Lawrence, Kansas.

Douglas County, Kansas Marriages

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Stull, Kansas Cemetery Records (continued)

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l867~1868

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Queries

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Article appearing in the "Advertiser", Chepstow, Monmouthshire, England,
February 25th, 1882. Submitted by Kathryn Bunton.
Emigration To Kansas, U.S.A.
Parties wishing to emigrate to the above can have bona-fide information
and introductions when there how to proceed from a "Gentleman, who has resided
in the country. For terms and particulars, apply Kansas, Advertiser Office.

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THE FACTS OF LIFE
The story that follows is about four people named Everybody, Somebody,
and Nobody.
There was an important job to be done, and Everybody was asked to do it.
Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it.
Somebody got angry about that because it was Everybody's job. Everybody
thoug~tAnybody could do it, but Nobody realized that Everybody blamed Somebody
when Nobody accused Anybody.
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---Copied with permission from THE HOME TOWN NEWS
Wichita, Ks. Eagle-Beacon
Anybo~y,

�Presidents'! Letter
As I 'write this message Thanksgiving has just passed and Christmas, will soon
be upon us. How many of you have taken a few minutes to contemplate what our
ancestors did on their holida.vs back in Lancaster, Pa., Pitt sylvania County,
Va., Peoria, Ill., Oneida, N. y~, a' sod house in Nebraska, England, Holland,
or a 'million other localitiest
No doubt some were living in relative luxury with warm homes, plenty of food
to eat and friends to share the pleasures;.
otherS with below average material blessings, probab~ with large families to
feed and house spent the d~ with relatives and thanked their Maker for what
they had. Another group m~ have just arrived in a strange country with very
littl~ money, sickness, and a foreign language to learn. Most of us can consider ourselves among the fortunate compared to the life them.
We have about 41 members at present. Many are long time members and some have
been bitten by the "Genie Bugll recently. Did you know there are several stages
of the "Genie Disease ll ?' First, there is a little interest, it turns into a
hobby; and then continues into a full time vocation. In the latter stages,
genealogy becomes an obsession and is considered incurable. Many never get to
what I consider the best part of genealogy--helping others. We constant~
write for help to far away places and expect answers or read material someone
has sp~nt countless hours gathering and printing. I encourage more of our
friends and members to be the"unselfish experts from Douglas County.1I
Your executive cOlTllTlittee is working on plans for a workshop in the spring.
Hopefully we can announce details of date, location, and program soon.
Your president,

Items: for Sale by the D. C. G. S.
Back issues of

"THE,

PIONEER. II

RichardCordley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE,II (Indexed)
Copies of

liTHE;

ORIGINAL PRE:-EMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY. II, (Indexed)

Copies of liTHE, ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE; CITY OF LAWRENCE,. tI,
Write for more information.

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"Herald :of Freedom" information copied and submitted by Pauline Elniff.

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1981-1982
Officers:
President; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .Donald Vaughn
Vice-President • • • • • 0 • • • 0 • • • • 0 0 • • Jean Snedeger
Secretary .. • • • • • • • • • • • .... • • • • • • .Judy Sweets
Treasurer • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • .Jane Wiggins
Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .Pauline Elniff
Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~. •. • • Mar;r Jamison
Committees:
Genealogy' Research:
Library:

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Wiggins, Jud¥ Sweets.

Pauline Elniff, Irma Kidwell, Doroth;r Wiggins.

"Pioneer": ~ Jamison, Edna Welling, Jane Wiggins, Judy Sweets,
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Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Clarke, Dorothy
Wiggins, Emma: Berg.
Membership:
Telephone:
Indexing
By-Laws:

Dorothy Wigsin!.
Dorothl Clarke, Ima Kidwell, Kathryn Bunton-.

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!!!:., Gra~e Embers,

Newspapers:

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Grace &amp;bers.
MaI7 Jamison.

T~ Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization with
regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 1:30 p.m.
&amp;l.ternated between the Lawrence Public Library and the Presbyterian Manor.

Afternoon meetings are held i f possible and occasional area tours,. An
annual public workshop is held to help in research.
Membership fees are $1-S0 single, $1.00 for each addional family member.
The fiscal year is from July 1 to June ,30 the following year.
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Ed!tors t Note:

-Please continue to-help us co nv the old records.
queries.
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"Pioneer~ II

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have helped to publish the
Your editor.

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LIST OF MERCHANTS &amp;: BUSINESSES

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IAWRENCE, KANSAS

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1913

(Copied by Emma. Berg from Uni v. of Kansas JAYHAWKER-1913)
Anders.on's Old Time Restaurant
Wilder Bros •.
Kooh the Tailor
Wilbur S,. Metoalf (Farm Loans)
Robertson-Btraohan Furniture
Kennedy Plumbing C"omp8lD\Y
Lawrenoe Photo Studios
M. J. Skofstead Clothing
McCollooh Rexall Drug Store
Jeffryes; Studio
Lawrenoe Railway &amp;: Light ComPany
F. H. Bennett C'arpet Renovating
Hiawatha C'a.£e
J. W. Shaw Lumber C'ompany
Fisoher's Shoes
Wilson's Drug Store
A. D. Weaver Dry Goods
W. A. Guenther Grooeries
Trovillo Lumber C'ompany
W,. A. DUnmire Grooeries
Eldridge House Barn (W. E'. Moak)
O. P. Leonard Tailor
Winey &amp;: Arnol~Clothing
InniS Store (InniS. Bullene. &amp;: Ha.olanan.)
Jolmson &amp;: Carl Clothinl!:
Perldns Loan ! Trust C'ompany
Wiedeman t s Fine Candy
Peokham Clothinl!: Company
Mewma.rk t s Dry Goods
Hotel ,Eldridge
Carroll's (Smith's News Depot)
Fraternal Aid Assooiation (H. E. Don Carlos. L. D. Roberts.
T. J. Sweeney. &amp;: L. D. Johnson)
New Bawersook Theatre BJilding
Bell Brothers Pianos
Gustafson Jewelers
Clark~Cleans Clothes
J. HQgver &amp;: Son Clothing
Watkins, National Bank
Peoples State Bank
Hiatt Men's Clothier
Lee's New College Inn
Squire's Photos;
Protoh the Tailor
Lawrenoe Business College
Rowland' s C'ollege Book Store
Ober's Head to Foot Out£! tters

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Lawrence Kansas High School Graduates - June 1,1907
, Copied by Kathryn Bunton, from LHS Budget
Jane Elizabeth Adams
William Quay Barnett
Gertrude C. Blackmar
William B. Dalton
Bessie Marie Dennis
Otto Earnest Dingelsedt
Rose Irene Divelbess
Carrie Cecila Dolbee
May Lillian Draper
Lucy Morgan Eager
Walter Maynard Eastman
Letha May Edmonds
Georgia. Elliott
Cora Winifred Fisher
Robert . Richards Fisher
Lola Myrtle Flory
Edna Elizabeth Griesa
Edward Laurence Griffin
Rosalie May Griffith
Robert George Hackman
Clara Augusta Hase
Carrie Ethel Hickock
Ruth L. Hodgson
Willa Ophelia Hopkins
Clarence Clyde Hornaday
Sadie Benona Houdyshel
Eva Pearl Hull
Edna Lenora Hurizicker
Rena Elizabeth Ice
Robert Roy Irvin
Robert King Johnston

Vol. X

Clinton Williamson Kanaga
~arl David Keilman
Hazel Leslie
Orpha Grace Light
Lenore Anna Maughlin
Lois McKenzie
Bruce W. Merwin
Alice Mae Miller
Creta Elizabeth Moore
Fay Cecilia Moys
Mayrea Noyes
Elbert Leslie Overman
Henry Perkins
Helen Tenney.Phillips
Robert Arthur Postma
John Warren Pratt
Cora Irene Reynolds
John James Riling
Charles E. Roberts
Will Salisbury
Zena May Schleifer
Bertha Sellards
Jean Eleanor Smith
Ruth Gladys Spray
Lois Elizabeth Stevens
Julius George Reinhart Uhrlaub
Alice Isle Waldron
Frances Christine Wenrich
Louis Robert Wilhelm.
Ruth Elizabeth Wilhelm.
Edith Mary Willis

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WILLOW SPRINGS SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 51, WILLOW SPRINGS TOWNSHIP
DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
SEPTEMBER 8, 1902 - MARCH 27, 1903
(From records in possession of Mrs. Laurie Postma.)
School Officers:

Teacher:

Geo. Reynolds
D. Kesler
J. Michael

Clara Lutz

Pupils:
Jesse KINCAID
Noah KINCAID
Joseph MICHAEL
Pearl MICHAEL
Fay MICHAEL
Willie MOORE
Edwin MURRAY
Earl PENCE
Everette PENCE
Lulu PENCE
Mabel PENCE
Pearl PENCE
Verda PENCE
Vera PIPPERT
Duddley REYNOLDS
Louie REYNOLDS
Winifred REYNOLDS
Ronald TURNER
Carl VAN HOESEN
Joe WEBSTER

Frank DEAY
Stella DEAY
Vida DEAY
Cora FISHER
Bertha FLORA
Ella FLORA
Owen FLORA
Marvin HERR
Avery HIBNER
Elsie HIBNER
Frank HIBNER
Fred HIBNER
Harv'ey HIBNER
Minnie HIBNER
Anna JOHANNING
Henry JOHANNING
Mary JOHANNING
William JOHANNING
Bertha KESLER
Florence KESLER
Edgar KINCAID

Submitted by Mary Jamison, Baldwin City, Kansas

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Herald of Freedom, April 21, 1855
Names: Females should have but one given name, and when they marry, should
retain their maiden name as a middle name. This is the practice among the
society of Friends, and were it generally adopted, it would have many advantages. We should know at once, on seeing a lady's name, whether she was
married or single, and if the former, what the name of her family was. And
it iS'further to' be considered that the adoption of this rule of but a single
first'name for girls would put an end forever to be whole brood of Emma
Mevalindas and Euphemia Helen Lauras, and a style of nomenclature which is
thoug~t by most persons to be ridiculous in the extreme.

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FROM
RURA.1.. SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS
by- Goldie Piper Daniels

Submi tte d by Emma Berg, Lawrence, Kans as •
VINLA.ND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 49,

The building for this sohool was obtained' in 1870 and embraoed two and
one-tourbh acre&amp;; in oentral Pa.J.m¥ra Township. The first sohoolhouse was
built ot stone. (StoDS mason was LOuis SWauson).
The 1897-99 "b:erm was taught by Julie D. mller, with an a.ttendance ot
63 pupils 8!ld. a monthly salary ot $40. 'Pbs board msmbers were 88m 11. Nj"'G
and James C. nitt. The total expense tor the term was $4n.l.63. mwse
ot sohaol age in the district were.
Lloyd BAKER
George &amp; Luther BOICOURT
Edie BISlIDP
Be~ha &amp; Clyde BUTTRICK
Josepj, MLimie &amp; Verdie CLARK
Frank DeFORBBST
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Frank FI.nr.r".
Blmohe.Clarence &amp;: Frank HAGGERMA:N
Arthur. Harry, &amp;: Mamie· HAMMOND
Cla.raBENDERSON
GeDS HOSKINSON
Harold &amp;: Porter JLti'lI'
Harry &amp;I Gill1.e JOHNSON
J~s,. lawrence &amp;: Rut;bs JONES
Don &amp;: Edna LANDON
Alli.e, Rella &amp;: Rose!.IGGlT'l

Abie &amp;: Josie LINDS~M
May &amp; Robert :MSDHORS~
Jasper NICHOlS
Bsther, Lucille &amp;: Hope N1E
Chas. &amp;: Gus OlSON
Ray PEER
~ &amp;: Henry POOCH
Maggie &amp;: Marry QUIGGIEY
Delle., Maggie &amp; Walkie IWmJ.U,
Albert. Charles Ie Fred RUMBlE
Tuli1Iha STB'VEmt

Lollie S'.lEWART

Jobii~' Lealie. Kendall &amp;: Paul WALTON
George WITJ;U.M3
JdJm:1e WISS:
. Arthur &amp;: Harvey WOOD

Ge~lda Bell was the teacher in 1898-99· and Julie D. Miller again in
1899-1900.
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. Record of Membership of
Lawrence Monthly Meetings
of
Friends

1869
Date of Birth
Remarks,
(Continued from Vol. v..'i No.1, page 17 of "THE, PIONEER".)
Geneva, Ks. 7-13-81
Gertrude Standing
4-21-1878
Ralph Edward Standing 10-28-1882
Maud Augusta; S.tanding
6-6-1886

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Geneva. Ks. 7-31-81
9-20-1850'
Edgar'M. Sams
Edward' J. Parker
12-29-1853
Emi ra A. Parkeiri'
5-26-1882
John Hbward Parker.'
1-7-1884
Mary Elizabeth Parker
Springdale. Ks. 8-17-1881
Martha C. Osborm
Roselle M. Osborn
Lavender, Osborn
Zoe' Osborn
Springfield. Ks. 9-14-81
9-8':"1845
Alb~r.t L., Stanton11-3-1849.
Harr:iett Stanton
7-21-1871
Sarah E •. Stanton'
10-29-1874
Mary A: Stanton
10-27-1881
Alfred' H'. Stanton
1888
Aiitfda E~. Stantonl
Springfield. Ks. 9-1'4-81.
4;"7-1841
Edmund Stan1eYi
9-6~l851
Mar.tha E. Stanley
6-9-1872
C1.audius· C. Stanley:
4-2~1874'
Frederi1c B~ Stanley
3-17-1876.
Willi am H. Stanley,
Helene Martha, Stanley
Springfield. Ks. 9-14-81:
Jacob Horner
Springfield. [(so 12-14-811
Henry V•. Chase
Sp rin g d'al'e • Ks. 11_.18-82:
Endsl1ey' Jones:,
6'...16-1844'
7-6-1848
Martha~ Jones.
Wi lliaml E., Jones'
2-1'5-1'870
Edna! Jones
5-11-1871'
4;"18-1873'
Hi;ram ,T •. Jones
Zi:mese Jones'
8-29-18.76)
George Jones:
Lucy' Jones,
Spririgdal'e' 1-18-82,
6:"6;"1852
Sar.ah Horner,
Roserle Horner,
10-2s..1871'
Fr,ancis Horner.
3-10-1'875'
Adalfne Horner
12-10-1876,
Fairfield. Ohio 3-15-82
John Borum(not a'member) 2-5-1824
Mary E•.. Borum
9-24-1829
Or..ea, E. Borum
6:"19-1866J., Clih ton' Borum
111'-3-18711
10-18';'1882 Eva' M~. BOrum
1'1-5;"1863
1O;"18~1882 Anna ~1 •. Borum 7-29-18M'

Isolated. Released
(not a member)'
)

) Letter to M.E'. Church
)

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Deceased
Deceased
Daughters of RUlth Wiilson

)

Family transferred by' letter
to M. E. CHurch,

Removed'to Sp ri'ngd are: 6-18;..84
Removed' to Kans'8s City' Mo. m~~ 1882

Deceased

Deceased
Deceased'

, 9':'7-1882. marri.ed Alvah H~ Pearson •. Deceased.

�53
Tonguanoxi a 5-1882.
T.abitha' Boman
Seli an Boman1
Rose" BCmman
N~nfe' Bo\omtan'
8-16-1882 WiUi:am. Forster Harvey"
b. 9-20-1825:
,
Es.ther' Jane. (H'ar.vey) Coffiin2-1rr-1'83I
Re&lt;rnest. 1,2-12-83
5:..2'1'-1832
Willlj:am J •. Kennedyr
3;..·1'6-1838.
Luciindal Kennedy
8-6-·1 861l
Li?zzie' J'. Kennedy'
4:"2-1863
Asa D. Kennedy'
5-l8-186'5'~
Frank H~ Kennedy'
1-1'-1867
J(yhn H~ Kennedy'
4;"8-1872
Fl:ora M. Kennedy'
7-28;"1878
H6,race' E•. Kennedy
Spriingdale:, Ks. 7-12-82
Jonathan Hawor.th
B~R~quest 7-12-82
Jaines Dicker:
8-24-1'822,
Eli;zabeth A. Di cker
9- 4-1829
Smfthfiiel!d" Ohiio 10-18-1882,
4-10-1830
Nathan S•. Wood
Mary'H~,Wood
s;..23-183O
Thomas·H~.Wood
H-IO-1854
lhlarYf Wood
2-12-1869
Fr~deri.ck S~. Wood
6:"26-1861~,
Tong",anoxi.a' 10-18-82
Tabiitha Whilte
Tonguanoxfa' 10-·18-82.
Sarah Newlyi
Anni e Newly'
Al va Newly.r
Asher' Newly'
Grace; Newry!
Miam~, Ohio 10-18;..82
Alfred i Hale
Ches,tnut HiTl, Iowa' 11-1'5-82
Wi Hi am: E., Butler
0. -,1815'
Mary' E•. Butler
9;..18-1864
Whftewater', Ind. 11-15-82
Franci's Wright
7 -1-1'837
Mar.y E., Wright
12-23-1840
11-26-186$
Mary' K•. Wright
John' .S •. Wi'.lson'
3-23-1848'
Ch ar:Lot te C. Wirlson'
6'-19-1859
Mary' B~ Will son!
7-q-1883
Edgar' A. WiTson'
5-rI-188o..
Coloma, Ind. 1-17-82.
Elf Frazfer
10-15-18311
Marth a Fraziier'
7 -4':'18361
John 1\1•. Frazier'
112-27-1:863
Anna
M.
Frazi:er.
.8"'3-J~66!
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Removed

Removed to Ind.

Deceased
Born Kent, England
Wa~ C~ Maryl1and
Deceased' 189,4

Isoliated
Deceased
To, Chrii.stian' Church
,I

Tbpeka monthly' meeting
Dece'ased'
Resfgned
Removed to'Cal.
Removed to Cal.
Deceased 188'7
Removed'to Cali.
Removed to Cal.

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12-1-1868
Mary E. Frazier
5-22~1872
Sarah Frazi er
1-10-1876;
Emma J. Frazier
5-14-1879
AHlce M•. Frazi:er
Dublin, Ind. 11-17-83
Request 2-13-811'
Theodore' A•. Moore.
mari ah Moot:e~
Springfield, Ks. 11-1:5-82
10-8-1835·
James C•. Balles·
6...11';'1833'
Sus;anah Bales'
Joseph A~ BaLes,
3-5-1863:
Jqhn Arthur Bales
10;"3--18.73'
2-1'4-l88.3
C'atheriine' Emmelifne Bales' 6...·]]--1858
Springfield, [(so 2-14-83,
Jacob Bales
1'!""16-1812
8;"6-1819'
RUth, Bales
Springfield', Ks. 2-1'4-83'
Nathan Henshaw
$.22-1'839
Lydia'M. Henshaw
8-29-1839
Barclay,. W·. Henshaw
12-14-1863c
Leland DeForest Henshaw 7-r3-l868
Requ:est 3;..14-83
wn Ii am G'reenberg
1T-20.:.1833
Tongu'anoxiia' 4-18-83
John H;. Vest at;.
1-IS-18liO
Eli;za K. Vesta11
11-24-1842.
8-31;...1874
Sarah A•. Vestal
Married' 9 mo 7th 1882,
Allva' H., Pearson'
7-26-1851'
Anna' M•. Pearson(Borum) 7-29-1861
Leo Ear-r Pearson
7.:.21-1883
Willi alm Ni'cho1Ison' Jr.
1'-31-1862
Julia F~ Nt'cholson;
8-26-1859
Jeannette' Niicholson~
3-19-H387
John W., P'arcel1s(not member)
Elizabeth p'arcells
8-17-18.43,
Caswet11 R•. P'arcelils:
4-22-1882
Byron; Mii1es Parcel11s
5-21.:.1886
Springdale, Ks. 3-,15-82
Hiram W. Jones
9-30-182m
Sus:anna: Jones
1'-15-1821'
Hespe:r'Mo. Mg •. Rans J;..1 4-1883'
Daniel Bail:ey
As en ath BaHley'
Laura Bai lley;
Harriet BaiTeyr
Albert Bail'ey
Kansas:- Ci ty', Mo. 1'-23-1886,
Mi!11ard ffughes"
Ida i Jemiina~ Hughes
4!""2-1856;
Elin~r' J •. Hughes'
3-10;"1882
Cha~Tes' Francis lluglIesi 10-11-1885

Re1:eased
Removed 5-1~1885',
Deceased 111-24-1882

Married Charles Burdell

I's:01'ated
Biirthp11ace'

Eng1and~

Released.

Removed'
to Cal.
n,
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Removed to Call.

Dece:as'ed
Deceased

10~~.r'88i·

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Removed

A'member of Kans'as City, ~lo. mo. mg.
(former};y'Wflsonr

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Bll'rdell
Catherine Emmeline Burden 6-1-1858'
Ethel LulU! S~. BUrdell
2-8-1883
J arne,s C•. BUr.dell
3:"13-1884'
IVlyrtle' May' Bur.dell
6...14-1885
Whi tewater, Ind., 10-24-83
William H~. Coffin
Sarah Coffim
Reques t 1:2-·12-83
Eli'zabe:th J., Giingeriieh;
Request 1~-16-84
3-1.9-1842.
Daniiel!. R•. Hunnii.cut
Rebecca S: 0 •. Hunni:cut 2-21;"1839
7-21-1868&gt;
Ge'rtrude, o. Hunni:cut
Colofila'. Ind. 2-1;3-84
111-26-1853
Wilson H'•. Cox
2~27-1860
Lucy W., Cox:.
.Tongu an 0 xii a'. Ks. 4.i..JJ6-84
Willl faml C. ' Keen
Hann ah A~, Keen
A11l'i1ce: L. Keen'
Reques;t 4-16-84. Briidgeport, Ind.
Eli; C. Baker
Abhi;e BaRer
Dai\sy' Baker
Jessie Baker
Georgi,:a Baker
Stel11a Baker
Request 4-16-84
James: M. Rose'
Ermnery T., Branni~l
Cyl us· Marp1'e
Elil a Bunton
Sallie Bunton:
WiIliam1 E~. BUnton',
Rosa' L•. Bradly'
Tongtianoxiia1 5-14-84
Johm Bald\\]in~
Martha Baldwin:
Thomas A•. Ba1dwim
Sarah Bardwin;
Hesper, Ks. 5:"14-84
Hiram Stanton
S'a:r:ah Stanton
Pfny Woods, Nbr,th Carolfna: 6'..18-84
Robert B~, Newly'
Joseph W•. NewlyWilliarn H~ Newly
Sarah E~_ Newry'
Mary J. NewlY
T mo 16-1884 Hesper' mo' mtg'
Thomas Butl'er. hi's wi"fe
Afueifa Btttler
Char:l~es:,

(not a member)
(formerl1y Bales)

tst mo 1'888 removed to California
Removed to Cal.
Released
Ill·

rsol'ated •. Letter to other church.
I'solated.

Released

t1h

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Isolated.

Released.

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Deceased
?.:J

Isolated~

Removed:

Deceased
Removed

Deceased'

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�7-16-1884 froml Hesper:
Ader H~. Davi's'
Roxanna:-Davi'.s
Dell a H~. Davi;s
Removed
7-1&amp;-1884 from Kas~•. Ci;ty', r,to.
William. P,. H'awor.th (wifel
Abag ai 11 C. Hawo rth;
FEor,s' H18worth,
Homer Haworth,
Charles C. Haworth
Nora·A. Haworth
John Haworth
Freeport" Ohio) 6-18-1884
Wi:11!iiam: G;•. Stniith
Mar.y- A: Smith
]) s abelJ E. Siliithi
James, W~, S'nith
Removed to Tonganoxfe mo mtg
Enos' Hi.tddl'e~tom
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Rhoda' E~ HUddleston
,to
Uf
F11orence' B~., HuddlestonSylvf,a E. HuddrestonOliny C'. Huddteston'
Win. Perr,y' Huddl'estom
Glen1 El'der-, Kas. 1',-14-1'885"
SamUe11 Woodard
EmHine Woodard
Osk aloosa, Iowa~ 1~14...1885j
Albert L. Votaw
Removed
7-16~l884 lndiiana:
John E~ Parker'
Removed
Lydia' Ann Parker
Arthur W~ Parker'
7-16~1884 Lours Samuel
Rel'eased
lil'-12-1884 New Hampshi're
Hepsabeth H. Ifoag'
Removed'
Wilili am P., Hoag
Released 2 mo' 1898'
Emnla' L. Hoag
Removed'
112-1l2-1884 Vermtlli'on '0 IH,.,
Henry' C~.Sfuith
r1th mo 1887' Removed
Lydia: M., Shi th
Eva, Smiitlii
Pleasant Sid th
Charlies' Smiith'
Deceased 12-24-1885
Ahnfe Sr'niith
0....-18-1884 By:, reques.t -, Ann'a S~, Wil11 iams
Removed
1

2-18-188~5

Samuel D. Coffi'n'
Mar.y A-., CofffnJohn E'. Coffiin6 mo ';88' Wm. V. Coffi~n~
2-18...1:885'
Fran~\ Tret"rorgyEsther' Treworgy"
Mary: Lu' Treworgy"

Removed to C'al.

~r&amp;..1885

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Berth a Treworgy
Milo Treworgy'
Stell a' Treworgy
Ifarry TreworgYI
Allfred Hadley;
Removed to Indiana
Ke zi ah Hadl ey'
Elmer: Hadley
Royal Hadl!ey
Clinton: H'adley
SeiTla, Hadl eye
2-18-1885 Indi ana;
Willi am L. Newli m
Viola~. Newlin'
Lester: C. Newlin
Carl Newlin'
Ross; L. NewUn'
4-11S-1885' Indiana -Arnand'a' Way
Removed
4~15-1885 Ohio - Albert .T., smith
4-1~1885 Iowa'
Nixon: Overman'
Removed: to Independence, Kans'
Mar.y W
•. Ovennan
AI ton: If. Overman
Emmet 1. Ovennan
Irr.ff.' E~. Ovennan'
4i..5-1885· - .
.Tane Penffe'!'d
lsol'ated
Wiiliam PenfieI'd
Alice Penfield
Frederic Penfie11d
6-18-85'
Rhoda Ann: Chamberlain: Rel'eas'ed
Marion R.o Chamberlain'
7-16...1884.
Adela- H~. Davis:
Rbxanna Davis
Della H•. Davis'
7-16-1884
Thomas: BUtler. Kans;.. Deceased
Arne.iTa Butler, wife:
Elmer', E. Butl1er'
b'. 8;"18-62
Russell Earle: Butrer b. 4-2-1886;
Emanuel', Wal tom
b. 8-1,7';"1862.
Nel'lie' Walton
Removed
Eli: Walton:
Laura. L•. WiTs on: (not membe:r)c
Kati;e 'Mariah Wi'll son'
Laura Allberta Wilson'
Received by certi:fi'.cate 7th mo' 1881'
Levf Horner'
Removed'
Enune·r Estella' Horner
tt,
Loro'w Horner'
tt,
Alfredds' Horner'
.t:
Received by' certifiicate: 8th m 0 t87
Wm. &amp;1.
, JEmldins·

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De'lphfna Jenkins
Delbert Jenkins
,Jhsiah Jenki:ns
wrh. Jenkins'
Mary' E". Jenkiins'
Receiived by certificate, 10th mo' '8.7
Margaret Davis Welfs
V~. D. Wens
Recei ved by' certifiicate 12th 1887
Arlindo' Benson'
Esther Bensom
Harlin Bensonl
Mary' Bensom
Ann'a Benson
Received by certificate 12th mo 1887'
Deceased rm Araska'
Clias. H. Edwards
Recei:,ved by certifi'cate l'st mo. 1888
Removed'to' rowa'
Susann'a Willson:
'! Ma'ttie- E'. Wiilson:
Dec'eased
Mary.r Anna WHson',
Deceased
Olney' F ... WH'son:
Removed
4th mo 1888: - Chas., Fe' Siler.
Removed from] Wabash, monthly' meeti;ng Fndiiana 8:"'12-1885'
John' D. I\-liles:
Lucy'Mires,
Deceased
Susanna', Miles
Whi tti'er Mi11es
Eva' Irena' IIUiles'
Jno D. Miles"
Herbert' Miiles
James: A~ Miles~
Received by certificate' 8';"12-1885
Orl'ando Woodard'
Josephine Miles Woodard
RalpH Woodard
Donald Woodard
Born Lenna: ?'?een. Irene Wixen
Removed 2-12-95'
Marie Wi'xen
tt,
ea,.
Received by certificate 8-12-1885
Frank March (not a!member)'
Lena Miles: March
Resigned
G'eorge: I\Iarch
b. '86
Lucy Miles March
b. 7-27-'89'
Greenfi'eld, Ind. 9-·16&lt;-85
Isai ah H. Sleeper.
Hann'ah C. Sleeper
Jacob Warren Sleeper
Mary' E., Sleeper
Jno., Howard Steeper
Wahunta. N~, C.' 10-21-85
Cal vin G"., Perkins:
Muscatine, Iowa lil-1'8-1885: Elizabeth H~ Hanby'
12-16-~885 Deborah Davis'
Dub ri n'! Ireland 2-17-1886; Vim. SnHh Hilrriisonl

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Short Creek, Ohio 2-.17-18861
~Uiver Sidwell
Bar.bara El;len Sidwell
Fr..ank Russe'Il- Sfd\'leJil
A1ber.t E'._ Si;dweU
Wal1ter H~. Si:dweU.
Short. Cree\&lt; Ohio, 2-17-86) Laura S'. Mercer
Recei ved by'request 2-1;7-1886:,
Henry Stevens
Mary Stevens:
Eva Stevens
Received by request 2-17-86
H~ J. V~nKuren
Released
Emma VanKuren
Barclay William Henshaw b. 12-1'4-1863'
Flora Alice Henshaw
b. 9-3~1867
lYtiTdred: Eloiise Henshaw. B. 7-26;"189'5'
Barclay Newlin' Henshaw
b. 9-24-1896'
Leland DeFores,t Henshaw b. 7-13;-1868
Nellie Crowerl Henshaw
Leland Sterling Henshaw b. 7-20-1896,
(no name listed)
b. 1-30-1898
compiled by P'auline B'. E1niff
From the original unpublished records of the SOciety of Friends in the'
Kansas Collection' of the spencer.' Research Liib'rarY'i Unfversi ty of Kansas:',
Lawrence, Kansas:

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Herald of Freedom, May 5, 1855
Married: In Delaware, on the 5th inst., by Rev. T.J. Ferril, Mr. C.T.
Fishmaker to Miss Pocahontas Hattan.
Died: In the Shawnee Reservation, on the 29th ult., Mrs. Fish, consort
of Paschal Fish, aged about 50 years.
In Lawrence on the morning of the 1st inst., Mrs. Juliet, wife of Jerome
B. Taft, late of Boston, aged 22 years.
Herald of Freedom, May 12, 1855
Married: In Lawrence on the 29th ult., by Rev. WIn. W. Hall, Mr. WIn. H.
Oliver to Miss Louisa Hopper, both of this place.
Heral~ of Freedom, May 19, 1855

Died:! In this place on the night of the 12th inst., Dr. Jonathan Balloo of
LaPorte, Indiana, formerly from Vermont, aged 80 years.

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DOUGLAS COUNrY ,:, KAl'5AS MARRIAaEi' RKCORDS'
1867-1868
'~,

From the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District
Court-Room 144, L8WJ and Judicia\!. Building, Lawrence, Kansas'. Copied by Jane
Wiggins, Dorothy Clarke, and Mary J8.mison-1981. Proofread and typed by Edna
Welling. Bridegroom, bride, date, and officiant.
Aeller,_, Daniel J.--Mollie E. Cobel (Coble)-4 Mar. 1868--John F. Morgan (1').
Adams:,Benjamin-El1zabeth Ham--4 July 1867--Rev. John S. Brown.
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Adams, John G.--Annie Miller-~6 Nov. 1867--James ,0. Herron (7).
Allen, James M~--Eva1 M. Foster~-27 Aug. 1867--James, Lawrence (1).
Allen, Jesse J .--Elizabeth Gentri~-29 Oct. 1868-":Rev. (J.~ E. J. Lewis .•
Anderson, Andrew;-.Frances Parker--7 Nov. '1868--Jamss: M. Hendry, 'Probate Judge.
Apitz,Charles:--Mary Statler-~15 Feb. '1868--Geo. A. Bimka, Pollce Judge.
Archer, Charles A.--Armette: D. Chambers--29 July' 1868--James M. Hendry, Prob8lte
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Judge.
Ashton, CharlesB ~~:..;Elidai EMii";'.:.24-Dec ~ 1868-~Rev • Joseph Iliff •
. AuS;t~,:~George~Frailki:"e'Bryari:i:;~.:.4 'JulY' .la67,:;;,~aorl,:el"q:I'q,-,J~- P.,~
Auston; Frank';'ooSarah Franklih--9' April"'1868-R9v _.DudleY·Lee;; ,
Babb, George--Louisa K.Lassiter--22 Oct. 1868-Chas.Pilla,' J. P.,
Bailey, 'JamesM.--Catherine Ripley~";:'29 'Sept.; l867--Rev. C.H. Lovejoy.
Bakewell, Rev. John--Marie Elizabeth'Vail-";9 Jan 1868;';';"Rev. Thomas H. Vail,Bishop.
Baldwin, John-~felissa Howaro;'-29 Nov.1861':';'-H~ 'H. Howard~ J.P.,.
.
Barker, Parris--Eliza Wilson--21 Oct. 1868~:':'Rev~ Thomas W. Henderson.
Barries, John--Harnet' Kennedy-':'1111ar'1868-";Charles M. Sears, J. P ••
Barnes, William E.-~rtrude A. DUiln--lO'June '1861--Rev.' G. S. Dearborn.
Beriin, James--Martha Davis-':';'2l Nov. 1867~';'Rev. Dudley Lee.,
Bermett, Sidney--E'dith CaSe-~1. Sept'1861-Charles 'Pilla, J.P ••
Bentley, Isaac--Eninia Pieratt--25 Nov l868-''';Rev. Job 'We Hagti.e~
Bergman, Wolf-':'FBnny'House":-7 July 1868--Rev. Dr. i. Klliisch.
Berry, Green C.--Hrs. Lucinda Jones.--28 Sept 1868-':'Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn.
Blackburri, Henry--Medora Yourig":":'19Mar~ l868--H. H~ HOward, J. "P ••
Blackourn, John":-Laurie Johnaon-':'23 June 1861--Rev'. Dudley Lee.
Blayney, OberlinC.--Alice I. Starie--13bct~ l868 ....Rev~ W'. A. Starrett.
Boone; Lewis --J.\fary 'George~-15 Nov~ 1868--Rev ~ ThomaS W~ 'Henderson.
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Boutw~ll, George H.--Julia.,A. Larilbers;--28 Oct;':l868--Rev. J. F~ Morgan.
Bowman, W. H~--Mar.Y Eagon-~12 Nov. l868~-Rev. Richard Cordley.
Bracke,tt" George C.-Charlotte K~ 'i'8.ylor":-:~29 Sept. 1861-';'Rev. Richard Cordley.
Brannon, 'Vb.B.--Lucinda Blackette~-28 Dec. l868:':'..Qeo. A. Banks,J. P ••
Bronboker, David-E;liza Ann Ke~';;';'21 "june l868--Rev. John Bower.
Brooks" Alfred':'-Malirida Yater (Yater)-":29 Jail. l868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Brooks"Cyrus D.--AdelineLV. Campbell--16' Aug. l868--Rev. Wester R.Davis.
Brophy, Mart1ii-~1ary Burke-8 Noy. l861--FatherG. Pirrun (Perrun).
Brown, J. D.-";Lydia 11c' Guire";:'-15JUne l868";-Rev. E:zra Johnson~ ,
Brown, John P.--Mary E:. 'Stepheris~-lO Mar. 1868;';'-Rev. Wi.R. Davis.
Brown, Win.R.--Lizzie E. Balcom-";;28 Oct."1868--Rev. JOM Brown.
Bryan, LeonardR.";ooSallie L. Lyon--15 Oct.'1868~':'Rev. G. S. Dearborn.
Buck, Philo M~-Arigeline Tibbot (Tibbits)--5 Nov~ "1868--John A. Amos (1).
Burdet~, A. R.--Martha Hostend--28 Jan. 1868~-Rev. Wrn.'G.Thorilas.
Bush, ~ohn~ophia LBrnliX--15Aug. 1868--Geo. A~ BankS, J. P ••
Campbell, Leverett C.--Frahces J. Smith--28 Feb. l868--Ghas. Chadwick, J. P ••
Cardwell,
D. A.-~,rary E. Fox--13 Oct l861--Rev. H. A. Bell.
I .

�'61
Douglas County, Kansas Marriages,

1867-1868. (Conttd)

Carn~s, Andrew--Harriet Walker--l Dec. 1868--Rev. W.A. StaITett.
Carpenter, H. H.--Anna J. Allen--25 April 1868--Chas. Chadwick, J. P ••
Chaffee, Y. C. G.--Sarah Harvey-II Nov. 1868--Oeo. O. Banks, J.P ••
Challis" Walter S.--OJ!!ana C. Hiett':'-9 Aug. l868--Jesse McKenney, J. P ••
Chase, William--Ann Hudson--28 Mar. 1868--Rev~Wm. G. Piper.
Childs, Isaac-Anna Sutton--12 June l868-Rev. Hector Barker.
Clark (e), Adam-Mattie J. Cook--16 Jan. 1868--Rev. Henry Moys.
'
Clarke, Lance C.~argarete Bathurst':'-2 Aug. 1868-':'Jesse McKenney(McKinney),J. P.
Coape, Joseph_'1artha,Samples--7 Jan. l868-..oeo. A. Banks, Police Judge.
Cole; Samuel~-Sarah A. Landreth:"-29Feb.1868--James M~ Hendry, Probate Judge.
Coleman, Cosma' T.--E,llzabeth Lowash-;';'19 'Feb. l868--Rev. Richard Cordley.
Cone (Cane) ,TitUs, K.--Helen P. Patterson"'':'2Z Oct~ 1867--Rev. George S. Dearborn.
Coop, David--t1aria' Coop--18 Aug~ 1868--Rev. James 'Carney.
Conrieley, Geo. W~';'-Martilda' (Ma.tilda)]t,~Pres,ton--6 Aug. l868-Rev.Isaac Atkinson.
Cornell~' Johri H.--Hrs. HeleriE,.Canriow--6 April l868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn.
Cos,teollb,;:, James--Ann Boragan':'-19Jari'i868--Rev. Joseph'Derrien, Catholic Priest.
Coulter, GranviIle--Jeminia 'F; Anxier-~28 July l867--Wm. Penington, J. P ••
Cox,Payt'on:...;.sarahHall-:"26 Dec. '1868-~Jesse McKenney, , J. P ••
Crane, Thomas:-41ary'Ross--lO Aug. 1868-~Rev. Job Hague~
Cree; Sanf'ordH.--Annie'Bnggs-':'lDec. l867--Rev. A.D. Fisher.
Crouch, Rowley--Katy Cross,-':'2 July 1868-~abriel GraY, J. P ••
Cummirigs, Jacob--Nailcy J. Rose--2i 'Oct. '1868--Rev. J~ H. Bonebrake.
Cummings, Williaril'J .--Addie i·10rse";'-25 June l868-':'Rev. Geo. F. Chapin.
~utler, Calvin H.-~1ary A. Gaest--8~an 1868--Rev.Thomas H. Vail~
Davis, Charles F.--Emma Sniith-~12June l867--Rev. Richard Cordley.
Dickson, Charles--Lydia Ann Herrick--21" June l868~~Rev.' Richard Cordley.
Dinn (Diurr), Charles D.--Hennette Zenncke (ZennekB)--lOth July l868--Rev. C. F. W.
,
" '"
, '(Carl Fredrick) Trefton.
Dudley, Phillip-""I'1ary Price~-l July1867:':'.:.Qabrie i Gray, J. P ••
Duff,' James A.--Lydia A. Hemphill-';l$Dec. l868--Rev.V. M. King.
Eberhart, PaulC.--Enima'J. Me Queen--13 Sept'i868--Rev. D. Earhart~
Eckardt, David-~·1argrette White~-13 Aug1868--Rev~ ·Christian'Neaus.
Eggart, Henry W.':'4-farthaFittan:';'-17'O'ct. 1867--Rev. George S·~ Dearborn.
Ellerton, John H.--NanniEiDunn--7 JUne1867--James M.Hendry, Probate Judge.
Elliott, Franklin l'1.-00Martha Mc KinneY:"';'ll Sept. 1867':' Rev. Dudley Lee.
Emery~ John L.--Nary 'F. Wilkinson--l Jan 1869':'';Rev. S. Dearborn.
Epple; Gottlieb--Maradick" "
":"-25 June '1867--Charles Chadwick, J. P ••
Etter, George A~--Eliza J. Leach;..-l jUne 1867{31 May?)--Rev.Jesse Brockway.
,',-Ewing, Flemiilg-':'E,llen Colbert--30 Dec. 1868-":Rev. F.W. Henderson.
, Fanning, Geo. T.(?)--}1ary A.'Miller";-28 'Jan l868':'-Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn.
, Fay, Rufus:"-AmeHa Eckard--lO JUne l868-':'James M~ Himdry, Probate Judge.
r Fearing, William--t·1ari C. Carter-~23 Aug.1868--D. M~ 'Moore (?).
r Fillmore, Hasen"S.-..j:·fjTcl H~ Poc:iie--27, July1867-':'Rev~ Richard Cordley.
r Fisher, 'Samtiel,;.~tucretia Davis--2$"Nov. l867--Rev. 'E. D. Bentley.
, Fitshugh, James':'-Hannah Patterson--l Oct. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
I Fortner, James--Nippa (Neffa~ Stepp':'-13 Feb. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
I Fortnight, Riley--Silna Lewis--lO Oct.1867--Rev. Dudley Lee.
1 Fair, Frank P.--Addie M. Clough--22 Dec. 1868--Rev. W. R. Davis.
Frey ,H~nry--Louise Vitt--5 Oct 1868--James M. Hendry ,Probate Judge.
Fry, Daniel F.--41ary'A. Baracklaw--4 Dec. 1867--Rev. James Lawrence.
Gaither, Harrison--Ellen Combs--18 Aug. 1868":-Geo. A. Banks, J. P ••
Garrispn, Daniel F.--Rebecca J. Edmonds-24 Sept l868--Rev. Henry Moys.
Garvin, David--Matilda H. Stephens--l$ 'Oct. 1868--Rev.(?) James C. Herron.
*Curry"John C.--Eunice M. Seward--md. Feb.1867-Rec. 13 June l867-Rev.R.P.DuVall.

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_ .... Do~glas County, Kansas Marriages; 1867-1868. (Cont'd)
Geitz William--5arah Lydia Margrette Reece--23 Aug. 1868--Rev. Jules L. Williams.
Gilliiand, Elijah B.--Jane Dolesam--15 Jan. 1868--Charles Chadwick, J. P ••
Godfrey, Charles--Catherine Hatton--16 Nov. 1868--Rev. James Carney.
Goode, Robert H.--5arah C. Fitzpatrick-';';30 March 1868--James M. Hendry', Probate
Judge (License application only).
Goss, Alfred F.-~~rs. Ellen Wakefield--ll Nov. 1867--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn.
Grant, Henry C.--Armilda J. Liming--3 Oct. 1868--Rev. James H. Carruth.
Gray; John L.--Lucy Austin--8 June 1868--Rev. E~. D. Bentley.
Gray, Thomas,--Josie W. Jacksoh--25 Nov. 1867--Rev. E. D. Bentley.
Gree~ey, Ashley H.--Ehlissa Nelson--15 (29) Nov. 1867--James M. Hendry,Probate
,
.
Judge.
Green, Albert R.--Julia Coblentz--3 Aug. 1868--J. H. Bonebaker (1).
Gregg, Nathan p.-~"raggie W. Duncan--20 Feb. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearbom.
Greggs, Grattan-~1anca Dresden--15 Oct. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Gribi, Gottlieb--Anna Althaus--9 Nov. 1868--Rev. John A. Reitz.
Griffin, Marcus D.--Martha Benwood--IO Sept 1868';';-Rev. John H. Dunn.
- Gross (Goss), James--5arah Gray--24 April ~ ~-~v. Dudley Lee.
Guas~ (Gnasa), John·G.--~.fary Gathknicht--23 Mar. 1868--Rev. Charles Steinmeyer.
Haas, Christian--Ros~ne FreY--3 June 1868--Rev. John Chas. Fsil, minister.
Hahn, Samuel--Catherine Sammons--2 sept 1868--H. H. Howard, J. P ••
Hall, James C.-~ellie Willey--25 Sept 1867-~F. A. Parker (1).
Hallmark, Daniel--Clarinda F; Williams--26 April 1868--Rev. S. Creel.
Ham, Henry--8usan Hill--ll Oct. 1867--Rev. Joseph H. Payne.
Hamil, John H. (Henry)--Harriet S. Ray--7 April 1868--Rev. Chas. E. D. Griffith.
Harman, TMn. F. --Alice E:. Wood--26 March 1868--Rev. J. Biddison.
Harris, Sylvester D.--Mary A. Patterson--28 Sept 1867--R@v. E. H. Robertson.
Hart, Joseph V.--Mary V. Lane--ll Aug. 1868~-~. W. A. Starrett.
Havens, George--Louisa Nottingham-":3 March 1868-Rev. E. H. Robertson.
Haydon, Clayton--Elisabeth Blackbird~-6 July 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Hayes, Ebenezer B.--Nellie J. Spencer--22' Dec. 1868--Rev. Wm. C. Tenney(Fenney).
Hazeltine, William H.--EinmaBruner--28 Nov. 1867--Reir. Richard Cordley.
Helm, Daniel J.--l'1B.ry' E. Homan--20 Nov~ 1867--Charles Chadwick, J. P ••
Henman, David G.--r1ary E. Davis--19 June 1867--Rev. John S. Brown.
Henry, Harry--Delila Wright--19 act.1867--Rev~ Dennis Willey.
Herrig, John--5arah Young--18 Aug. 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge.
Hickman, Abraham-~1ary J. Blanton--16 Jan. 1868--Rev. John Bower.
Hickok, D. H.--I1ary Jesman--23 Oct. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn.
Hill, 'Thomas--5arah Louis--26 Sept. 1868--Rev. Thomas \-w. Henderson.
Hill, 'Thomas J.--MariaJ. Payiion--17 July IB67--Rev. Henry Meyer.
Hindman, Lorenzo W..--Elizabeth Taylor--9 Oct. 186B--Rev. James E. Hilkey.
Hines; Daniel H.--Catherine Colier-~2 June IB6B--Rev. S. Creel.
Holbert,John J.--Nancy E. (J.) Joiner--IB June 1868--Ezra Johnson.
Holt, Moses--Mary CampbeI1--30 MaYI868--Rev~ Dudley Lee.
Howard, Noah F.--ConSuello Mc Whinney--22 Sept 1868--Rev. James H. Carruth.
Howell, Waiter-41artha K~:t&gt;all"~~2 July IB68--Rev. Richard Cordley.
Huddleston, Elkariah--Grace B. SIn1th--12 JulY 186B--Rev. John S.Brown.
Hull, Daniel--Nan~y.";Ca~ll--lB M"ar.' 1868-;"JosePh Clarke, J. P ••
Hussey, Amos--AnnieBower3--7~dct l868--Rev. W. A. Starrett.
Hutchings, James A.--Nettie Jones-~14 ·Sept. l868--Rev. John S.Brown.
IrWin,: N~lson J.--Levina iJ. S'tudebaker--27 Aug 1868;"-R~v. Peter Brubaker.
Jackson, Frankliri-~1ary HurraY--3 April IB68--Rev. H.
Fisher. "
Jacobs, J ohn--1.fartha E,. Brown--27 Feb. 1868--Jesse ~l{'cKinney, J. P ••

n.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1861-1868. (Cont'd)
Jameson, Horrace T.--Sarah J. Johnson--30 Oct. 1861--Rev. E. H. Robertson.
JohnSon, Archa--Eliza Winford--2iDec. 1861--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Johnson, Harrison-~~ary Todd--3 Sept 1868--Rev. Gabriel Gray.
Jo~on, Nelson M.--Ann Eliz~Duncan--21 Nov. 1861--Rev. G. R. Campbell.
John~on, Walker--Julia Kline--11 JUne 1868--Rev. Isaac W. Triplete.
Jones, John B.--Emeline L. Smith--16 Oct. 1868--Rev. Evan Jones.
Jordan, Danniel--Rebecca Lee--25 July 1861--Charles~ Chadwick, J.P ••
Joy, Stephen--Hester A. Jones--23 Dec. 1861--Rev. James Lawrence.
Justice, Athelston--Amanda Tipton--25 Sept-1868--Jesse Mc Kenney, J. P ••
Keeney, Jacob B.-~1ary Hessenhanmer--21 Sept 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge.
Keeny, William H.--Catharine Spitter (Sp1tl A r)--1 Sept l868--Rev. John Brown.
K~l ~~y, Benj a.m~. -F.":,~Gor~e'1ia-~.-~:ii)~yard--28 -J\lIle- ~ 18q8~~Rev.: .Hemry Moys.
Kelley, Toney--Lottie Tinner..;.-6 Dec. 1861--Rev. Isaac N. Triplett.
K@mper, Adam D. H.--C. S. White--25 Ju~ 1867--Rev. J. C. Beach.
Kerr, William-':'Ellen Thomas---:26 Nov. 1868~,:-Rev. Thomas_ W. Henderson.
Knight, Francis E.-~Ros.anna Hall--15 Aug. 1868--Rev. John S. Brown.
Knight, vfilder--Jane Case--l Dec. 1867--Rev. John S. Brown.
Laws, John--Celia King--13 Sept 1868--Rev. Thomas W. Henderson.
Learriard, William B.--Alice M. Eldridge--24 Aug. 1868--Rev. W. K. Stimpson.
Lee, 'Samuel--5arah Dopson--19 Feb. 1868-';'Charles Chadwick, J. P ••
Lewis., J. Guy--Madeline Battaille-;"21 Dec. 1868--Rev. J. F. Cunningham.
Littlejohn, Jesse D.--!1aggie E. Rodibaugh--26 Oct. 1868--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn.
Linn" J~hn--Augusta Anderson--5 Oct 1861--Jariles N. Hendry, Probate Judge.
Locke, lienTy Clay--Fannie Louise Gates_--1 Sept 1868--Father Thomas H. Vail.
Loomis, William S.--Arabella J. Bissell--16 Mar.1868--Rev. Richard Cordley.
Lutz, Jacob--Mary N@rman-2 Dec. 1861--Rev. E. Sitzmann.
Lutz, John P.--Mary White--4 Sept 1868--Rev. Hector Barker.
Ma.ey, Orsan R.--Caroline Spurgeon--1 Sept 1861--Charles Chadwick, J. P ••
Madden, George--Almira Ward--6 Sept 1868--Rev. Jt?seph H. Payne.
Maloney, Wm. G.--Hulda r1~ Staples:--15 Aug. 1867-';'Warren Skeets (1).
Marri~, Thomas--Eliza Johnson--2 Dec. -1868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Marshall, Joseph--Minnie-:-f{9We--9 Dec. 1868--Rev. Henry Moys.
Marshall, William A.--Susanna E. So:xman--25 Aug. 1868--Rev. J. E:. Bryan.
Marske, Amandus--Dorotea Nolt--28 Feb. 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge.
Martir:!., James--Harriet Murnford--26 May 1868--Rev. Isaac W. Triplete.
May, Vance W.--5arah E.• Shearer--20 May 1868--Rev. D. C. Colrow (Colraw).
Mc Anall, John--Hannah Collier--20 Feb. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn.
Mc Clellan, Donald--Josephine Lane';'-18 August 1868, Father John F. Cunningham.
Me CI~llan, Henry S.--Mary M. Baldwin--lNCW. 1868--Rev. Richard Cordley.
11c Co~ck, John D.--Eliza- Ellisou.--16 Feb'. 1868--Rev. H. W. Currin.
Mc Gee, Thomas--Louisa Casel--l J",ly 1861--Charles Pilla, J. P ••
Me Gillora-, Quash--Synthia snuth-:"27 Dec. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Me Intosh, Robert--Kate Reynolds--16 Sept 1861--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Mc Kenp.ey, Thomas, J.--Esther Jane Ullberger-8 Sept.-1864--Jesse Mc K~nney, J. P ••
Mc Laughlin, J arn.es--Anna Marr--9 Sept. 1861--Charles Chadwick, J. P ••
Mc Millen, David--Leah Ahderaori--19 July 1868--Rev. H~ G. March.
Mearfelius, Casper-:"-Lana Ruppel--30 Sept 1868':'-Rev. Christian Haas.
Meayes, Tuzar-:"Ellen Watk:i.ns--4 July 1867--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Medill, William--Alice Davis-~3 July 1861--Rev. E. D. Bentley.
M~ddleton, Jesse H.:--Mrs; Catharine Wheeler--24 M~ 1868--Jesse Mc KW1ney, J. P ••
M111er, John E.--El1zabeth P. H~nley--5 Oct. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn.
~ller, Leander--Annie Hull--6 Jan. 1868--H. H. Howard, J. P ••

�Douglas County, Kansas: Marriages lB67-1B68. (Cont'd)
Mitcnell, Thomas.-Drusella Deter--15 June lB68--Rev. John Bower.
Moore, Edmund--Chloe Cowan--29 June lB6B--W. K~- Smith, J. P ••
Moore, James--Perline Rochell--7 July lB6B--James H. Hendry, Probate Judge.
Nann:i:-ne (Normine), William--MarY Lee--4 JulY lB6B--Charles Chadwick, J. P ••
Nicholas, Thomas--5arah Bradley--25 July lB67--Gabriel Gray, J. P ••
Nipper, Thomas--Mary R. E:denfield--10 Nov. lB6B--Rev. R. B. Robinson.
Nix, Allen--Martha Ann Stanfield--20 Dec. lB6B--CharlesPilla, J. P ••
Obrian, Henry--Rebecca Willbrant--ll Nov. lB61--George A. Ba;nks, City Police Judge.
Oliver, Charles--E,llen Mc Cune--~2, Sept lB6B--Rev. E,. D. Bentley.
Oneil, John B~--Harriet A. Beaks--20 April lB68--Rev. J. B. Oring~
Orth, John--Hagdaline Lutz--2l Aug lB61--Christian Berner (1').
OWens, William K.--Alice Searing (Seaving)--21 Feb. lB6B--James M. Henciry,Probate
_.
Judge.
Pease, Edward M.--Sarah M. Gardner--1B Oct. lB6B--Rev. John·S. Brown,
Peck, Amoa--Charlty M. Willey--16 July lB61--Rev (1) William Reece,
Pemberton, Howard--l-!ary C. -Rote--24 June lB68--Rev. S. W. Mc Kesson.
Pence, Andrew J .--Kate Helm--24 t1arch lB6B--Rev. V. M. King.
penn:i;ngton,Wi_n~·leldS-Mary· J. Watson--21 July·lB6B--Rev. Larkin R. Campbell.•
Persing, William--Mrs. Gracie- J,oy~-:24 June lB6B-Rev. G. S. Dearborn ..
Pettengill, Franklin H~':'-Esther Eliza: Allen--14 Nov. lB6B--Chas. Chadwick, J. P ••
Pew,Cager--Mollie Thompson--)l Oct. lB6B:"-Rev. Thomas W. Henderson.
Phagap, James--Martha J. Rodibaugh--22 Sept. lB6B--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn.
Poisal, George F.--Emeline Holland--20 Feb. lB68--Rev. J. B. Dooty.
Porter, Stiles--Mary J. Weaver--24 Dec. 186B--Rev.• Henry Moys.
Potter, John D.--~1issouri Toll--24 Oct. lB6B--Geo". O. Banks, J. P ••
Potter, Mathias R.--Edwonia Eliz~th J ones:".20-Aug. lB68--Rev. G. S. Dearborn.
Price, Francis M.-~argaret Gallagher--B Sept lB6B--J. B. Orwig.(?)
Price, Joseph R.--Anna M. Ga&gt;llagher--B Sept. lB6B--J. B. Orwig. (1)
Pursinger, John--Rebecca: Wells.--26 June lB61--Rev. John S. Brown.
Quarles, Joseph V., Jr.--Caroline A. Saunders--25 Sept. lB6B--Rev. Richard Cordley.
Qu1mley, Calvin L.--Augusta B. Wellsioo-21 Oct. 186B--Rev. H. D. Healey.
RaImer (Rehnier), William--Louise~Anton--l Oct. lB6B--Rev. Christian Ha·as.
Ranson, Henry--5usan Mason--25 Dec. lB6B--Chas. Chadwick, J. P ••
Rate, . Paul W.--8arah Avery--9 .A:pril lB6B--Rev. W. R. Clough.
Ratliff, Henry~-Ida Robinson--2)-- July lB68~~Rev. Dudley Lee.;
RauffI!Wl, Charles E .-~liza' Trout--4 July lB61-Rev. R. W. Uliner(?')..
Razey, Daniel B.--5usannah Harman--l JunelB61--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn"
Redding, Wffi. G.--Abigal Lassiter--22 April 186B--Chas. Pilla, J. P ••
Redmon, Collin M.--Mary J. Basinger--16 Feb. lB6B--Rev. John Bower~
Reed, Joseph S.--8arah A. Cayton--16April lB6B--Rev. J. R. Reed.
Riggs, Joseph E.--Emma J. Eldridge--6 June lB61--Rev. Richard Cordley.
Riggs, Stephen F.--Martha' F. BEidgood--6 Feb. 186B--H. H. Greene,(?).
Roberts, Howard R. --Mary T. Adams--l) Feb. lB6B--Rev. Thomas Harper.
Robe~s:, John R.--AMeT.Hariford--18 Mar. lB6B--Rev. W. A. Starrett •.
Robey, John--Mary F. Sanborn--ll0ct. l86B--Rev. Richard Cordley.
Roae"John J .--Emma Polla;rd.~~2B Jime lB67--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Roth, Geor~ C.--Cath~r'Y.l Foltz--12 Nov.-186B--Rev. Joseph Rahskopf.
Rothrock, Hiram--5usann~h B~ Ra;fe--l 'Sept IB61--Rev. Samuel WeekS.
Sample,' Nathan P.--8usan'G'.&lt;,Colver--29 Nov. 1868--Rev. J •. E,.Bryan.
Sawyer1i,··Byron--Dora ~. Hutcniiison--24 Dec. IB6B--H. H. Howard, J. P ••
Schott, John F.~-Helen Ernst--21 r~ov·18$1--Rev. Michael Meyer.
S'chott~, William--M·artha E.• Noell--24 Mar. lB6B--Rev. H. D. Fisher.
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Douglas, County, Kans,as; Marriages: 1867-1868. (Cont t d)
Scoggan, Wm. G.--Huldah D. Davis--7 Oct. 1868--Rev. G. S. Dearborn.
Scott, Waater--Frances; Landreth--24 }1ay 1868--Charles Pilla, J. P ••
Selig, August L.--Mary F. Parke--l Feb. 1868--Rev. W. A. Starrett.
Setter, Haman--Mary Long--3 Nov. 1868--Rev. Jos,. Perrier.
Simps,on, Leonard-~ary D.Elam~-24 June 1868--Theo. H. 11c Callie" J. P ••
Skaggs;, John--Americ8.' Hutchison--15 Dec. 1868--Rev. Ezra; Johnson ..
Skaggs, Thomas T.(?)--Yarra' T. Smith--13 May l868~-Geo. A. Banks, J. P ••
Smith, Elijah--Sarah Maddix:--4 July "1867--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Smith, Henry-Amanda Brown;..-26Ifarch 1868--H. H. Howard, J. P ••
Smith, Joseph--AnnCoon--30 Aug. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Smith, William--Maria FiX--171'1aY 1868--Rev. J. H. Bonebm.
Sowers, William L~--Mary',' G:. ;Byerley--8(?) May' 1868--James'. M. Hendry,Probate Judge.
Sparks" Louia--Rachel Kriox--17 Sept l868--Rev. Hector Barker.
Sparks, Nero--Lucinda Flinn--13 Nov. 1868--Rev. Job. W. Hague.
Spurlock, 'W. B.--Es..ther A.Iliff;..-2 Dec. l868--Reir. H. D~ Healey.
Steel, Noses: N.--Laura Pierce--lO'Oct. 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge.
Steele, James; C.-""1"1arthaA.Pierson-6 Oct. 1868-Rev. Andrew Stout.
Stevenin, Martin--Emma Peters--2 Nov~ 1868--Rev. C. H. Lovejoy.
StraSburg, William H.--Ella Mc Intosh--22 Nov. 1867--James M. Hendry, Probate
.
" '
Judge.
Sturd¥, Frank--Ellen Chapman:';'-7 Feb. 1868--Theo. H. Mc Callie, J. P ••
Sutton, Franklin--Alamina Sophia Simons--4 Ju~ 1868--James H. Kelley, J. P ••
Sutton, Stephen B.:';'.Sarah J. ~{c Laughlin--15 Oct. 1868--Rev., ,A. Hitchcock.
Sykes, James, B.--!.'.fattie Gingrick--5 Dec. '1867--. Rev.,::-:&amp;i:D._Beritlet~--::-".-c:::::-"",
"," "&gt;"
Taylor, John F.--Agnes H. Kenneqy-~17 Oct. 1867--Rev. George F. Chapin.
Tegart, John H.--Susan' Albin~-22 April 1868--Rev. Wm. C. Tenney.
Terril, Josiah-~1inerva Mc Bride--ll IJfarch l868--Rev. John S. Gingrich.
Thompson, Hugh--Angeline Simpson--28 Dec. 1868--oeo. A. Banks, J. P ••
Thorp, ,Alle--Carrie M. Blodgert--23 June '1867--Rev. J. F. Morgan.
Thorp', Lafayett,e--Emeline Logan--26 May 1868--Rev. Isaac W. Triplete.
Thurston, D~rld C.--Sarah E. Barnes--21 May l868--Rev. Gao. F. Chapin.
Toothaker, Wm. 'H.--Iiizzi;e.;L. MUrphy--13 Feb. l868--Rev. C. E. Lewis.
Torratlce, John-~argaret Graham--18 rJfar. l868--Rev. WIn. C. Tenney.
Tyrer, Charles. W.--Anna Martin--22 Aug. l867--Rev. V. W. King.
Twigs, Ephram--Priscilla Twigs--28 June l868-';'Rev. Hecter Barker.
Ulrich, Henry~~artha Jones--15 ~ct. 1868--Rev. Peter Brubaker.
Underwood, James B.--Nanoy Furguson--2 Jan./1868--Rev. Jesse Brockway.
Urman,; Charles--Mary Klause-25 March 1868--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge.
Valentine, AntolV--Julia N. Riglmari--15 Dec. 1868--John F. Cunningham, Priest •
Vinton, Marcus M.-~tisan ir. Washburn--8 S'ept. l868--Rev. Richard Cordley.
Waddell, Thomas:--Anna Waddell--19 June 1867--Paul R. Brooks, County Clerk.
Wallace, George--Rebecca Williams--23 March 1868-~H. H. Howard, J. P ••
Waltori, Charlea--Amanda' Roe--9 Jan. l868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
Walton, Johri-..zarilda~ A. Willey--25 Mar. 1868--Rev. Henry Moys.
Warren, Thomas W.--FannY Whitney--22. Aug. l867--Rev. R.W. Oliver.
Washirigton, George-Roda' KnoX.-'::'17 Sept 1868-Rev. Hector Barker.
Washington, George--Mitida Simpson-~8 Mar. 1868--Rev. Dudley Lee.
W~bright, William-~ar.r Spitter--ll Oct. 1868--Rev. Peter Brubaker.
White" Michael--Mar,1" O. Keepe--ll Nov. 1867--Rev. S."Favre, Catholic Priest.
White, Robert--AlminaM"artin-~26Nov. l868--Rev. Thomas W. Henderson.
Wh~te,:William F.-":Ange~ii1e'James"';'3l Oct. l867--James M. Hendry, Probate Judge.
Whl.tlock, Alexander--Ell.sabeth Godfrey--24 Dec. 1868--Rev. Ezra Johnson.

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Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1867-1868. (Cont'd)
Whitlock, W. H.--Fidelia Lucaa-26 Nov. 1868-Rev.- Henry J. Sallee.
Whitney, William--Laura Cummings --19 l'1ar. 1868--Rev. Henry Moys.
Wilbur, Orsan E.--Florence Spicer--l Oct. 1867--Rev. WIn. C. Tenney.
Wilder, George P.--Eliza M. Crew--28 Nov. 1867--Rev. William C. Tenney.
Willdnaon, Freeman--Cornelia Mc Clutchan--15 May l868-Rev. H. D. Heechley.
Wilkiilson, James D.-~arah A. stout- 2 Sept. 1868--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn.
Willey, James A.--Mary E. Carter--25 Mar. 1868-Rev. Henry 1'1015·
Williams, Lewis--Jenn1e Stolcup--15 Dec. 1868--Rev. Thomas W. Henderson.
Williamsen, Charles--Elise Engelsmann--3 Sept. 1867--Rev. Edward Sitzemann
.
(Sitzmann).
Wilson, Alexander--Nancy J. Chase-14 Dec. l868--James M. Hendry ,Probate Judge.
Wilson, James:--Anna Oneal (001el)-20 July 1868-Father Paul M. Pongegione.
Wilson, Ivlathew-~"1ahala Andrewa--16 April 1868-Charles Pilla, J. P •• ,
~ Winke~an, William-Mar,y A. Davenport--26 Jan. l869--Chas'. Pilla, J. P ••
Winter, George W.-4'-tary Ann Adolph--17 Sept. 1868--Jesse Mc Kermey, J. P ••
Wright, Alexander-Hulda Reed--20 Sept. l868-."Rev. Joseph H. Payne.
Yates, Geo. W. W.--5. Addie Ben.edict--3l Oct. 1868--Rev. E. D. Bentley.
Yeager, George--8arah C. Dielks--27 Aug. l868-Rev. H. D. Healey.

1111#1111

Herald

.2.!.. Freedom

Saturday, March 8, 1856

Acknowledgment ()f Receipts for Herald

.2!.:. Freedom

for week ending Mar. 7.. -56.

John H. WHder, Lawrence '
C~ G. Prentiss, Worcester, !.!ass.
Rev. t. C;~ry, Al ton, Ill.
Alvin Wait
do
do
Silas. M.Grinnell, Famers" GrQ'vEf, Wise. Geo. Hobbs
do
do
W~ J.Bassetu, Morris, Ill.
S. P. lUnerdo
do
John s~ Coulter, Surry. file.
Rev. H. James
do
do
J. G-. Davis, Glasgow, ICy.
G. F-. Hoar'
do
do
S. J. Prato;, Lawrence, Kansas
W. D. Fenns &amp; Son
do
do
WIn •. 8'. Hovey, Cambridgeport, Mass.
A. p. Ware, Vlorcester, Mas s.
Wm. H. Brown, Bluffeville, Ill. Josiah Sawyer, Berlin, Mass.
Galen Carpenter, Worcester, ~lass.
C. A. Stevens, Ware, i,tass.
Simmer Pratt, Worcester, Mass.
M. Baslington, Brookfield, Mass.
J. H. Knight. Worcester, Mass.
sparks- &amp; Fullam, N()rth Brookfield.Mass
Joseph ~fason, Worcester, Mass.
W. F. Harvey, tawren ce
Stephen Salsbury
do
do
Rev. J~ K. Stewart, Lawrence
Rev. J~ G. Adams
do
do
S. C. ffarington. Lawrence
S. A., KDox
do
do
Ruben Randall, Lawrence
Samuel Flagg
do
do
Mit. p~ Hood, Worcester. ulass
William Dickenson
do
do
Fountain City Herald, Fond du Lac Wisc.
Samuel Porter
do
do
C. C. SCofield. Bloomington. Ks. '
Dr. J. 'Sargent
do
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MD. Jesse', Bl oomi ngton, Ks.

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STULL, KANSAS CEMETERY INFORMATION
(Continued from page 29, Vol. V, No.1, liTHE PIONEER. ")

Lot # B-13 no burials todate
Lot B-14 Owner Geo. Houk
1.
2.

3.

4.

5.
6.

7. Emma A. Houk
9/ 12/ 1968
8. George J. Houk, Jr..
5/25/1970
let # B-15 Owner Robert Lynch

9/28 / lf387
5/20/lf384

9/ 12 - 1968

5/22 / 1970

1.
2.

3.

4.
5.

6.-

Gary

Dean Lynch

5/21/1966

7~

8.

let #B-16 Owner Theo. Walter
Lot # B-17 Owner John Inloes
1.
2. Jess O'Conner
8/18/1969

1969

3.
4.

5.

6.
7.

8. Wm. Stanley Inloes

3/23/1953(U.S. Soldier 3/12/1932 Korea)

(Pre Co.B 223 Int. 40 Int. Div.)

1/5/1953

Lot #B-lf3 Owner Elmer Nichols
1.
2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7. Sophia Nichols
9/12/1971
8. Wm. Elmer Nichols
1/31/1962
Lot B_19 Owner Kenneth Confer

1890
1887

1971
1962

let B-20 Owner Clarence Metzler
_Lot B-21 Owner Charlie Bouye, Jr.
1.
2.

,

3. leis E. Bouye

4.

.

Lot B-22 Owner Doris Hilton
1.
'
2.

3.

4.

4/27/1968

3/7/1934

4/25/1968

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Lot B-22 Owner
.5.
.,.'

•

Leon Andrew

4/28/1972
6. Elma Andrew
7. Leon Andrew
5/3/1974
8.
LOt B-23 . ::~~ burials to date

3/10/i9 01
10/17/1899

4/26/1972
4/3 0/ 1974

1.
2.

3.

4.

Lot B-23 Owner John Unger, Jr.

5.
6.
7.
,'"
8. John Vf; Unger, Jr •.. 1'
3/14/19 66
Lot B-24 Owner Frank .W1ll:t'l'f.uhle
1.

3/10/19 66

2.

3.

4.
5.
6.
7.

8. Frank Wulfkuh1e
6/23/1958
Lot B-25 Owner Merle Scheer

7/9/1888(M:11/28/1912) 3/10/1966

l.

2.

3.

4.
5.

6.

7. Mabel Scheer
10/22/1958
8. David Scheer
6/5/1971
Lot B-26 :no burials to date
1.
2.

1/2/1884
" 1.881

10/18/1958
1971

:

3.

4.

Lot B-26 Owner Harold G. Herrick

5.
6.
7.
8. John F~ank1in Herrick
4/12/1975(son of Harold 2/4/1972 &amp; Bonnie)
Lots B-27 ~hrough B-36 no burials to date
I

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4/911975

***** *

Herald of Freedom, June 2, 1855
Married: At the house of John Long, K.T., on the 24th ult., by the Rev. G.H.
Poole, S. J. Thomas, Esq., to Miss Harriet N. Hurd, both of Spring, Crawford
county, Pennsylvania.
Hied:;
In
Topeka, K.T. on the 28th ult., of typhoid fever, William S.D.,
......-. - +
._..,.
young¢st son of William and Caroline S.D. Scales, formerly from Temple, Maine.
(Maine papers copy)
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Lot # 39:-Owner John Damm
1. Infant dau. of John &amp; Louise
1897
2. Mary Damm
2/2'1895 ?
3. John Damm
1/1 /1898
4. Mary Annie Damm
6/4/1973
5. Louise M. Damm
8/22/1945
6. John Damm
9/ 24/1921
7. John M. Damm
12/31/1949
8.
Lot # 40 70wner V. Schneider
1. Baby ~chneider
2/16/19 13
2. Margarette Schneider
3/31/1922
3. Valentine Schneider
3/14/19 07
4. Elizabeth Schneider
5/14/ 18 79,
5. Baby Schneider
2/5/1914
1926 ?
6. Margaret Schneider
7. Louise S. Schneider
3/9/1972
8. Valen~ine Schneider
3/4/19 19
Lot 40-A&amp; B
A. Willi~m Schneider
6/24/19 64
B. Emma M. Schneider
6/19/1961
Lot # 41~Owner A. Buck
1. Essie Buck
1878
2. Eva Buck
1871
3.
4.
5. Phebe Buck
4/10/19 16
6. Alfred' H. Buck
1/10/1909

7.
8.
9. Rollins F. Buck
10.Alfred H. Buck
11. Paul Buck
Lot # 42-Owner Eberhart
1. John Eberhart
2. L. B. tb.~rhart
3.

4.

5. Peter Eberhart
6. Emma Eberhart

7.

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Born &amp; Died 5/17/1897
9/13/1893 ?
2/2/1829
4/27/1820
1/14/1898
1
4/3/ 893
5/3 1/ 1973
8/19/19 45
7/8/1886
9/22/1921
3/7/1867
12/29/1949
2/23/189 2

11/5/1908
6/24/1880
1882

1913
3/30/1922
3/14/19 07
5/ 14/ 18 79
1914
12/16/19 24 ?
3/9/1972
1919

4/25(1870
12/2 /1873

6/20/19 64
6/16/1961

9/9/ 1840
7/5/1840
5/ 12/ 18 77

10/2/1878

6/29/1838
11/29/1835

4/10/1916
1/10/1909

1872
son of R.F. &amp; J.G. Buck
son of R.F. &amp; D. M. Buck

1940

2/22/1891

12/21/1868
no marker&gt;

2/22/ 1891

7/10/19 02
8/15/ 1912

3/5/1835
10/18/1839

7/10/19 02
8/13/19 12

2/1/1966
5/13/1953
1/ /1938

12/14/1887
11/21/1860
1/14/18 58

1/29/1966
5/10/1953
1/12/1938

3/4/1928
6/10/19 20
12/7/1905

1852
- 1858
7/19/ 182 1

1928
1920
12/7/1905

1940
1/20/1910
10/20/1898

8-.
Lot # 43-Owner Martin &amp; Houk
1. Frank Houk
8/6/1959
2. Kate Houk
2/10/1932
3. Ellen Houk
12/10/1923
4. Harley Houk
11/24/1923

5.

6. David H. Martin
7. Mary J. Martin
8. John Maftin
Lot # 44-awner Stull
1. Aaron Stull
2. Elenora: Stout
3. Charlotte T; Stull

�70
Lot: # 44 -contin.ued
4. Isaac Stull .
10/13/1903
5. Isaac,N. Stull
1943
6. 2 boy~ of Ernest Kline 4/16/19 13
7. E.
Stout
1920
8. Tom &amp; Richard &amp; Milton Stull
Lot # 45-Owner Downs &amp; Moore

3/5/1820
1860
no marker
no marker
no marker

10/13/1903
1943

1.

2. John Downs
3/17/1914
3. Frances Downs
3/17/1938
4. John Gooden
1910
5. Wilbur C. W. Moore
5/21/1956
6. FrankN. Moore
2/26/1929
7. Elizabeth B. Moore
3/9[~930
8. Charles F. Moore
6/18/1917
Lot # 46~Owner Boehringer-Kraft

1850
1850
1810
1883
1886
9/17/1860
10/4/18 56

1.
2.

3. Lillie Boehringer Nuffer 4/26/1947(wife of Miller6/6/1876
4. John F. Boehringer
10/28/1911
3/8/1876
5.

6.

7. Louisa Kraft
7/13/1939
8. John Kraft
8/31/1933
Lot # 47-,Owner Albert Miller

2/18/1857

2/21/18 52

1914
1938
1908
1956
1929

3/7/1930

6/15/ 19 17

4/24/19 47

10/26/1911

7/111 1939

8/31/1933

1.
2.

3.
4. Avis Miller Burman

8/24/19 20

1900

1920

5/2/1959

1871
1875

1959
1953

5.
6.
7. Albert;Miller
8. Alice Miller
Lot # 48

7/3/1953

1.
2.

3.
4.
5.
6.

Ed Deister's baby

7.
8.
Lot # 49-Owner Madison Walter
1.

' .

2. John Albright Walter

10/5/1942(Ks.Pvt. 164

3. Elizabeth Walter
4. Rev. Madison Walter

2/19/1904

10/4/1895 Depot
9/29/1942
Brigade WWI
4120/1860
6/13/1932
7/6/1857
2/19/19 04

7/21/1949

(Geo. Stephen)

6115/1932

5.
6.

7.
8. Stephen Geo. Houk

�71
Lot
1.

# 50-Owner Michael Kropf

2.

3. Eleonore Johanna Kropf
4. Ferdinand Michael Kropf

5.

1892
1906

1833
1829

1892
1906

1902
1807
1864

1965
1964
1927

,

6. Grac'e.K. Kropf
7. Louisa Kropf
8. F. Michael Kropf
Lot # 51.,.Owner J. BuSch
1. August Bus'ch Fritz Busch
2. Katie Busch
3. Sophie Busch
4. John Busch

11/6/196 5
1/7/1964
8/28/19 27

no markers
1/31/1936
6/13/1893 (Co.1 28th

5.
6.

7. otto A. Busch
8/26/195 2
8. Matilda Busch
11/20/19 45
Lot # 52-Owner Henry Stull
1. Infant Stull
son
5/4/19 11
2. Geneva L. Stull
1/19/19 24
3. Matilda E. Stull
12/15/1962
4. Henry A. Stull
8/22/19 60

5.
6.

6/3/184 5
4/8/1836 N.Y. Inf.)
1881
no marker
5/4/19 11
6/2/19 20
5/17/188 6
12/9/1886

1/26/1936
6/13/1893
1952
5/4/19 11
1/18/19 24
12/12/1962
8/18/1968

7.
8.

Lot # 53 -Owner Henry Wulfkuh1e
1. Annie Mary Wulfk.uh1e (wife of Christopher)
2/7/18 29
9/20/19 03
2. Christopher Wulfkuh1e
8/7/18 29
6/1/19 08
3. Robert, W.Wulfk.uh1e
7/19/1913
7/11/19 13
7/18/19 13
4. Baby Wulfkuh1e
5. Minnie: Wulfkuh1e M.
9/23/1888 (Geb am 12 Dez 1885
Gest am 23, Sept. 1888
(Tochter von Henry &amp; Lizzie)
6.: "'Elizabeth Wulfk.uh1e
8/28/1864
2/18/19 20
2/18/19 20
7.Henry Wu1fkuh1e
2
18
1/25/19 4
12/16/ 59
1/23/19 2 4

8.
9.

Lot, .. # 54.,Owner Wm. &amp; Chris
1.
2. Ernest &amp; John Wulfkuh1e
3. Mary A. Wulfkuh1e
4. William C. Wulfk.uh1e

5.

Wulfkuh1e
1896-1891
12/21/1948
9/5/1922

6. Roy H. Wulfk.uh1e
9/18/1897 ~
7. Mary A. Wulfkuh1e
'5/18/1946
8. Christian F. Wulfk.uh1e
4/5/1931
Lot # 55-OWner John Buchheim
1. Clara Buc,hheim
4/29/1955
2.

30 Frederi9ka Buchheim
4. John F. Buchheim

5.
6.
7.
8.

1/23/19 22
3/13/1907

Ernest B: 1895-1896
1865
1856

John B: 1890-1891
1948
1922

3/18/ 1896
4/3/1868
5/17/1862

9/8/ 1897 ?
5/18/ 19 46
4/3/1931

12/24/1872

4/27/1955

2/23/1843

1/21/1922
3/13/19 07

7/24/1836

�Lot # 56~Owner August Hartman
1. August Hartman
2/16/1948
2. Louise Hartman
10/27/1924
3. Minni~ Hartman
1889
4. Ame1i~ Hartman
5/3/1932
5.
'

1855
1868
1.859
1904

1948
1924
1.889
1932

6.
7.

8.
Lot # 57 tOwner Arthur Wulfkuh1e
1. Clayton R. Wulfkuh1e
10/7/1933
10/7/1933
2. Lily Marie Sather
11/1/1949 (Killed in car2/6/1925 accident)
10/28/1949
3. Clinton E. Wulfkuh1e
6/18/1950(Ki11ed in
10/7/1933Tractor Acc.) 6/16/195 0

4.
5.
6.

7.
8.
Lot # 58-Owner-Kersting
1. Opal (Herrin) Kersting
2. Henry Kersting
3. Lena 'Albert Kersting

2/5/1935
7/2 /19 431
6/22/189 0

2/11/1.879
6/15/ 1863
4/26/186 5

5. Ernest: Albert

4/22/19 28

1864

4.

6.

2/1/1935

7/ 1/19 42

1

6/22/1890
1928

7.

8.

Lot # 59 Owner-Tom Shaw
1. Annie ~haw
,
1.851
2/22/19 20
1920
2. ThomasiShaw
1/25/1917
1847
1917
3. Roy T.:Shaw
1905(Ki11ed in gun accid.1890
1905
4. Mabel H. Shaw
1904
1885
1904
5.
:
6. Mattie Kampschroeder .
7/9/1973
1.884
1973
7. August Kampschroeder ,10/2/1968
1.880
1968
8.
,
Lot # 60 No burials todate
Lot#6OA
A.
B. Harry Kampschroeder
3/1/1977
1915
1977
Lot # 61-Qwner Wm. McAtte
1. Mahala Folks
1910
181.8
1910
2. Margaret McAtte
4/12/1912
1.848
1912
3. Thomas Wm. McAtte
10/26/1931
1844
1931
4. Es1ie H. McAtte
10/2/1971(Ks.Sgt. U.S. 8/18/1.897 Army WWI)
9/29/1971
5. Cecil j\ McAtte
2/15/1938
7/ 23/19 05
2/12/1938
6. George Hall
12/1.8/1913
1.888
1913
7. Wi11iam'Lee McAtte
10122/1939
12/8/1.868
10/22/1939
8. Bertha McAtteJ.
10/30/1951
2/22/1.872
10/27/1951
Lot # 62 nO burials todate
Lot # 63 OWner Wm. &amp; Jacob Lutz
1. Louise Snura
1/7/1976(dau. of Jacob &amp;
1.885 Eva Lutz (age 90)

2.

I

3. Eva Lutz
4. Jacob L~tz
5. Anna M.Lutz

4/12/1922
2/2/1917
6/2/1884

4/3/1.864 (2nd wife)
4/15/1845
7/3/1841 (1st wife)

4/10/1992
1/31/1917
6/2/1884

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Lot # 63' continued.
6.
7.
8.
2/5/1867
9.Siebila Lutz
10.William Lutz
9/17/1867
Lot # 64-Owner Dravis-Shaw
1. Herman Dravis
11/1.8/1901
2.
3. Freid~rika M. Dravis
12/14/1904
4. Herman Dravis
5/7/ 1899
5. Lola Buchheim
10/13/1974
6. Herman Buchheim
4/6/1956
7. Hattie Shaw
9/22/1950
8. William Shaw, Sr.
2/5/1917
Lot # 65~Owner Henry Kampschroeder
1.
2. Wilhe~ina Kamps~roeder 2/2/1916
3. Henry Kampschroeder
8/22/1906

4.

5.
6., Rosa M. Kampschroeder
2/7/1946
7.• ' Ernest Kampschroeder
7/16/195 4
8:
Lot # 66-Owner Harry Wulfkuhle

9/ 20/ 1809
9/ 11/1.811

2/5/1867
9/ 17/1.867

5/26/1872

11/1.8/1901

11/11/1.841
3/9/1837
7/ 25/1888
7/3 1/1.881
9/ 13/1.867
2/11/1.8 49

12/14/1904
5/7/1.899
10(10/1974
4/ /1956
9/ 20/195 0
2/3/ 1917
'

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-.

·1!~.3/iB~8

4/20/1836

,:1/30 / 1r;J 1f&gt;
8/22/i906

1882
1878

1946
1954

1.

2.
3.
4. Baby AUgust Brokman
5. Harry Wulfkuhle
6.
'
7.
8.
Lot # 67-Owner Henricks
1. Meredith S. Hendricks
2.
3.

1903
2/28/1973

1900
1894

1903
1973

9/26/19 02

2/6/18 57

9/26/19 02

4.

5.
6.
7.
8.
Lot # 68 ,No burials todate
Lot # 69 -Owner Irwin Kraf't
1~- Milton Kraf't
12/29/1949
2.
3.
4.
5. Rose E.' Kraft
6/1/1956
6. Irwin B~ Kraft
12/22/1972
7.1
'
8.
Lot # 70-~er Roy Bowen
1.
2. Roy S. Bowen
1939

1914

11/19/1888
5/21/1.887

1949

5/30/1956
12/20/1972

I

1.895

1939

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Lot # 70~continued.
3. Anna Belle Scheer
4. Add Scheer

5.

6. Derek Bryon Nicholson
7.

8.

Lot #

1.
2.

71~Owner

1880
1878

9/ 1/ 1964
11/7/1964

1964
1964
'.
,

~

10/28.-3~/1958

11/10/1958(died in England

Otto Bidinger

,

3. Winifred Bidinger
4. otto Bidinger
5.
'
6.

10/1/1959
9/ 15/195 0

8/18/ 1869
10/14/1869

9/ 28/1959
9/13/ 195 0

7.
8.

Lot # 72~Owner James Brass
1 &amp; 5. ROse C. Brass
2/23/19 60 (Graves 1 &amp; 5) 5/9/1888
2 &amp; 6 James F. Brass
1/12/1976
9/6/1887

3.

2/19/1960
1/8/1976

4.
7.
8.

Lot # 73-Owner James Louk
1.

2.

3. Mary Emma Louk
11/15/1959
4. James E. Louk
2/8/1948
Lot # 74 Owner-Charlie Houk
1.
2. Charles W. Houk
3/26/1955

1874
1866

8/16/1888
3.
4. P.F.C. ,Walter C. Houk,Sr.4/10/1945
6/10/1917
Died in WWII-119 Inf. at Foy, Belgium
Long
Lot # 75-~mer

1959
1948
3/23/1955
1/21/1945

1.
2.

3. Mary E. Long
4.
'
lOt # 76-0,~wner James Pearce

1.

1872

1845

.

2. Thomas James Pearce
3.

2/23/1977

4.

5.
6.
7.
8.
Lot # 77 -Owner S. Wulfk:uhle no burials todate
Lot # 78-Owner Boehringer &amp; Finley
1.

'

2. Vernon J. Boehringer
3.

4.

5.

5/3/1969

2/21/1902

1872

�75
Lot # 78'continued

6.
7.
8.

Lot # 79
1.
2.

3 &amp; 7. William S. McAtte
4 &amp; 8. V~rgi1 McAtte

12/13/1955
12/5/1976

5/3/Ji393

12/11/1955

5.

6.
Lot # 80-81-82 no burials todate
k&gt;t # 83,Owner Richard Lusk
1. Baby Lusk
2/17/1970
I

1970

2.

3.

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Lot # 84 :through 130 no burials todate
Lot # 131 Owner-Russell Hildenbrand
1.
2.

I

3.

4.

5.

6. Frances O. Hildenbrand
7. Russe1~ Hildenbrand

8.

Lot # 132 Owner

4/3/1975
7/3/19 61

1905
1912

Hildenbrand

1.
2.

3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

10.
11.Minnie Hildenbrand
12.George Hildenbrand
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
I

4/21/1963
6/14/1952

Ji376
1867

1975
1961

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Lot # 13,3

Hildenbrand

1.
2.

3.

4.
5.

6. Dorathy Hildenbrand
12/30/1911
1832
7. Jacob, J. Hi~denbrand
2/4/1904 (son of J.J. &amp; H.D. 1825 Hildenbrand)
8. George L. H1.1denbrand
1859(son of J.J. &amp; H.D.1859 Hildenbrand)
9. John C. Hildenbrand
1874
1869
10/19/1912(son of Geo. &amp;
1907 Minnie)
10.Elmer Hildenbrand
11. Donald Ray Moss
10/30/1930
12. Baby Hildenbrand
12/11/1924 (dau. of Albert &amp; Lola)
13. August Hildenbrand
2/18/1958
1872
4/27/1950
1883?
14. Alice Hildenbrand
Lot # 134 no burials todate
Lots # A~131 through A-135 no burials todate
Lot # A-136

1911
1904
1859
1874
1912
1930
1924
1958
1950

1.

2. Maxine A. Wulf'kuhle

3.
4.

3/28/1973

1923

1973

,

Lots # A",,137 &amp; A-138 no burials to date
S-Section
Lot S-l
1.
2r,"~

3'.
4. A. Nuffer
Lot S-2 no burials to date-Owner Ernest Wulfkuhle
Lot # S-3
1. Cassie Hume
11/19/1919
2. Lynn Hume
11/19/1919
3. Baby Wendeland
6/9/19 23(son of F.E. &amp; L.E.)(Died Apr. 2nd removed from
Leavenworth Cemetery)
4. Dewitt;C. Slingerland
4/8/1930
1862
1930
Lots # s-4 through s-8 no burials to date
B-Section
B-1 through B-4 no burials todate
B-5 Owner Alfred Rake
Lot B-6-7~ no burials todate
Lot # B-9 'Owner August Walter
1.
2.

3.

4.

5. Grace Walter ~iller
9/1/1954
6. Anna E. Walter
1/6/1973
7. August Albert Walter
5/23/19 63
Iffi.
Lot # B-l0 Owner Clarence Wulf'kuhle
Lot # B-ll OWner Albert Wulfkuhle
Lot # B-12 &lt;Amer Earl Rake
1.
\
2. David Earl Rake

3.

4.

1/3/1972

1/21/1913
11/17/1889
6/3/1887

8/30/1954
1/3/1973
5/20/ 1963

12/23/1884

1/1/1972

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Inscriptions found on Markers, but no record in Cemetery records.
Ceb Den 22,

Elizabeth Johanna Zeeb
David &amp; Jonathan Zeeb
Jonathan
Starb AM 31, Oct 1867
(These graves are under Lilac bushes)

1.866 Cest Den 28,
Aug. 1.867
Ceb Den 30, Oct. 1867
Starb AM 4, Nov. 1.867
Aug.

L. Wey
10/22/1.830
This marker is near Lot #63 (north of Mrs. Louise Snura grave
Marker in roots of large Pine Tree.
On one side:
Bettie Thomas
On other side
Frankie Thomas

1/1/1.879
1/1/1.879

In Lot # 78 (Don't know which grave)
Cecil R. Findley

5/10/1905

2/24/1976

#11###
QUERIFS

Queries are tree to members. They should state at least two tacts to .gain
best results and can be for any geographical location. Queries are also tree to
non-members, but must concern Kansas related ancestors ot fifty years or earlier.

Mrs. Enima Sem le Ber Route~2' Box 224 Lawrence Kansas 66044.
Need name of the parents and/or siblings ot E,lizabeth Betsy COLE, who was born
23 Jan. 1800 in Dutchess County, New York (near Hudson River) .--she married
John COON 24 Jan. 1820, place unknown but reared her family in Phelps (Ontario
Co.),'NeW York, migrating later to Wayne County, Michigan before going to
Elyria,: Ohio around 1850.
.
Mrs. Emina Semple Berg, Route 2, Box 224 Lawrence, Kansas, 660444
Will be' glad to exchange iIif'ormation
aI\Y'one on the surname of ~, SEMPLE.,
£Q2! (KUHN), or COlE (KOHL), especially ·from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, }~ ': ' -, ',.
GemaDy'~ or Ireland.

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Miss Kathryn J. Bunton, 2135 Kentucky Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
See~ing information about Almenia KEILMAN and Julius OSWALD, Worden, Kansas.
Almenia was the daughter of Earnest KEILMAN and ?; Earnest KEILMAN came to
the U.S.A. with his parents from Keil, Germany in 1852, where they settled
in Bucks County, Pa. Later Earnest owned a Cabinet Shop in Philadelphia.
When Almenia and Julius OSWALD came to Kansas, I do not know. Children of
Almenia were. Anna who married TheadoreHASS, Tillie who married a MOSS and
Robert. Need date and place of marriage for Almenia and Julius OSWALD,
and .for Earnest KEILMAN and wife. Almenia married 2nd Lewis JOHANNING, and
is buried in the St. John's United Church of Christ Cemetery one mile north
of Worden, Kansas.
Mrs. Grace Harris Embers, 445 North St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Seeking information on George KARNS, brother of James Madison KARNS, both
I
lived in Nodaway Co., Mo. about 1893 when their father, Caleb KARNS died.
Later James moved to Lawrence, Ks., but I am unable to locate George after
thai date.
Mrs. Wilma (Morton) Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
See~ing information on James HOLLOWAY of Pittsylvania Co., Va.
Believed to
have, moved from Cumberland Co., Va. about 1780 to Pittsylvania Co.
Mr. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Seeking information on John J. JAMES who was living in Door Co., Wis. 1870.
Mrs. Mary JAMES died July 1867 at Sturgon Bay, Wis.
Mrs.! Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.O. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence,
Kansas 66044
Need to find parents of Sarah Rebecca (BUTLER) BRYSON, born 1859 in Humboldt,
Kansas (Allen Co.); married Daniel Washington BRYSON in lola, Ks. in 1875;
4 ch~ldren: Florence, 1876; Josie, 1881; Anna, 1885; and Carrie, 1888.
,

Mrs •. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.O. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode .Island St., Lawrence,
Kansas 66044
Seek~ng descendants of William Robinhood CHAPMAN, sometimes called Robin, or
Robert; wife: Mary. Robin was born in Tennessee about 1830; moved his
family to Worth Co., Mo. about 1867, and to Columbus, Kansas in 1902. Known
children: John; Mary; Lucinda; Rhoda; Matilda;, William D.; Grover; Carrie.
Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.O. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence,
Kansas 66044
Seeking descendants of Millie (CHAPMAN) HASTINGS, born in Fincastle (Campbell
Co.), Tenn., in 1847. Parents: John C. and Orpha (RIGGS) CHAPMAN. Married
in Terre Haute, In. 1865 to Thomas A. HASTINGS. Millie died ca 1928 in
Pittsburg,. Ks. Known Children: Josie; Celia; Tuna; Della; Susan; Sam; Fred,
and a stepson, Charles HASTINGS.
Mrs. Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.O. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode Island St., Lawrence,
Kansas 66044
Seeking descendants of Louvina (CHAPMAN) LYNCH. Born: 1862, Indiana; married
to David LYNCH 1881, Worth Co., Mo. Parents: John C. and Orpha (RIGGS)
CHAPMAN. Known children: Pearl; John; Elmer; Thomas; Lester, Lawrence; Mabel;
Emmit; Augusta; Olen; Ruth; Walter.

�79
Mrs~

Jean (Chapman) Snedeger, P.o. Box 665 - 1638 Rhode Island St.,
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Seeking
descendants of Martin and Martha (GRAGG) CREVISTON. He was born
,
ca +877 in Hart, Michigan, moved with parents to Osage Co., Kansas ca 1893;
was:residing in lola, Kansas in'1932. Known children: Sammy, Clarence;
Viola; Marie; Lester; Fern.
Miss Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need to locate descendants of Henry and Alice BEERY, who lived in Lancaster,
Faitfield co., Ohio in the early 1900's. Known children were: Nobel, born
ca 1908 in Lancaster; Goldie and Silva.
I

Miss Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need more information on Thomas Samuel PUGH, born May 20, 1831 in Wales
(pllice unknown). He came to the United States in 1856 and settled in
Wisconsin. He came to Kansas sometiffie prior to August, 1862 at which time
he Jn1isted in the Union Army. He married Sarah Catherine EBERHART on
Apr~l 10, 1873, Lawrence, Douglas co., Ks., and lived in Wakarusa Township
unt~l his death on July 20, 1907.
,
Miss Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, 'Kansas 66044
Seeking descendants of Rodman T; HART, born Jan. 21,,1786 in Rhode Island.
He l:ater moved to Junius, Seneca Co. ,NY and die,d there on July 15, 1861.
He m~y have married 1st, Lorenda GRANGER, who died June 8, 1823, in Junius;
2nd" Armelia ?, who died in Junius on Mar. 23, 1841/44; 3rd, Nancy ?, who
was born about 1806/07. Possible children: Henry, Jacob, Gehazi, Hadassa,
and Rebecca.
I

MisslJane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need I information on True J. WAUGH, born 1868/69, Illinois, died sometime
ca 1900, place unknown. He married Dora Belle LaDUKE, daughter of Lewis
Marvin LaDUKE,and Lorinda Granger HART, possibly in Eskridge, Wabaunsee Co.,
Ks., 'date unknown. They were living in Mill Creek Township, Wabaunsee Co.,
Ks., :according to the 1895 state census. They had two children: George
'
and Marvin.
:

** ****
Herald of Freedom, August 11, 1855
;Died:'

In Topeka, K.T. on the 2nd inst., Nathaniel, only remaining son of
and Caroline L.D. Scales, formerly from Temple, Me., aged 17 years
,and 17 days. (Maine papers please copy)
On the 9th inst., near Wakarusa, K.T., Elizabeth Reynolds, from New
York City, aged about 67 years.
At the residency of E.G. Macey, on Rock Creek near Wakarusa, K.T.
on Mo~day morning July 23d, of an abscess in the lungs, Miss Mary E. Wiltse,
late of Preble county, Ohio, aged 20 years and 4 months.
"None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise."
Her remains were interred in Bloomington cemetery on the 24th ult .

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P. O. Box 3664
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No.1
Summer 1981

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Page

1981-1982
D. C. G. S. Officers and Committees • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • 2
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Presi~ent's

Letter. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••

1981-1982 D.C.G.S.

~mberships

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St~ll,Kansas

Cemetery Records • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 20

Eudora" Kansas Cemetery Records • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .30
1859 Te'sti.'Tlonies !rom "Kansas Claims" • •
1887 Quantrill Raid Claims

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l899-l9?7 Obituary Records of New England SOCiety 01 Lawrence, Kansas •• 37
Queries',. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .43

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"Deal. with the man who does the most business.

You will lind there is a reason lor it."
-Daniel Webster

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1981-1982.
Officers:
President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Vice-President • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••
Secretar,y • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
iTreEurer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
'Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Donald Vaughn
Jean Snedegar
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Jane \tI1.gg:lna
Pan] 1 De Elniff
Mary Jamison

COlIIId.ttees:
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Genealogy Research: Jane Wiggins... J~ Sweeta.
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Library. Pauline EJJotarj ItmoKiawell, Dorothy" Wiggins.
ufioneerU: !!!:Z JamiSon, BdDa Welling,Jane Wiggins, JWV Saets,
Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorotb1' Clarke, Doro~
vaggins, Emma Berg.
~embership: Doro~ WiSf.
Telephone: DOro~ar~ Irma' Kidwell, Kathryn BUD~n.
ObitU8l7 Clipplngs
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mndIe~ Olll1lffn1Q.paper&amp;a Jean SDadeger, Grace Embers.

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The Douglaa County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization
with ~gular schedllled meetings the second Tuesday Dight of each month, 7:30
p.m. a.+ternated between the Lawrence Publio Ullrar,y and the Presbyterian
Manor.'
.
Afternoon meetings. are held i f possible and occasional area tours.. Ail
armual :public workshop is held to help in research.
Hembersbip feea are IS.oo single, $7.50 for family mElllbers.. The fiscal
:rear is from July 1 to June 30 the follow:l.ng :rear.

Frank, Good's Home Town News- Wichita, Ks. Eagle-Beacon
Copied with Permission.
He who knows not and knows not that he knowa· not, is a fool; shun him. He who
knows not and knows that he knows not, isa cbildl teach him. He who mOWs and
knows not that he knows, is asleep; wake him. He who knows and knowa that he
knows is :w1sej follow him. Persian proverb.
Two fish ,were sw1nming along together in the river when the little fish asked
the much ,larger fish: How did y-ou manage to grow so big?"
11M)' .~,n he replied, "When I was about y-our size I learned to keep rrq
mouth sh~t~o h81"8' I am 1 II
.

------Please remember-We need help in copying old records of Douglas County.
"The Pionaara' Committee

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Presidents' Letter
I look back on the past
look ahe ad and see many
bIlt w'ork together tor a
mitte~ chairpersons end
constructive ones.

year and see much accomplished by our societY'.

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challenges. We should not le'\i our enthusiasm lag
stronger SOCiety-. Thanks to all the tormer commembers 1Iho have toUed to make the past ;rears

Pauline Elnift and her library committee have selected and pu.rchased several
new books tor the libr&amp;ry'. AD;yone having suggestions tor next years pur-

chases, contact Pauline. Donations ot genealogical material. are alwap welcome.. The committee has spent many hours preparing the emhange quarterlies
tor displq and lcBeping the melva. orderly., The societY' library is in a
comer ot the Lmrrence Public Library and is tor the use ot the general
public. The SOCietY' is gratetul to the library board and staft for their
cooperation.
The Pioneer has had another successful year under the editorship ot Mary'
Jamison and her publication staff. M8.D¥ articles and records ot Douglas
County useful to our members tar and near have been published. We welcome
mater~ tor possible publication in the Pioneer. The material should be
at least 75 Y'ears old and include TOur name, source, and date ot publishing.

our Vice-President, Jean Snedegar,

and Grace Embers have started indexing
the deaths am. births in the early Douglas County newspapers on micro-film
in the public library. Please contact one ot them i t TOu can help.

Several ot the faithf'ul are still lIOrking on indexing the 1875 State Census
of Douglas County.
Thanks to llah Derrick, who has taken over the project of clipping the death,
marriage, and birth notices in the local paper. This is the current issues
and indexing them should be ot great help to researchers in the future.
We are beginning to plan for a workshop to be held in the spring of 1982.
The 0l'llJ' wtIg we can have a successful workshop is for everyone to pitch in
and help. Please contact one of the otficers i f you are willing to help or
have ideas that would make a better workshop:.
Remenber our JOOnthly meetings on the second Tuesdq ot the month, generally
at the' public library.

--The items from the "Herald of Freedom" vere copied and contributed by"
Paulin~ B. Elnift, Lawrence, Kansas.

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DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
MEMBERSHIP 1981-1982
BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS
66044
BERG, Emma, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044
BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Rich1and,WA 99352
BRO~, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS
66071
BRUNE, Georgiana, R.F.D. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044
BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky S:t., Lawrence, KS 66044
CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044
CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, TX 79065
CLOqGH, Vivian, R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044
COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 North Octavia, Morton Grove, IL 60053
CURTIS, C10viss E., R.R. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048
DAVIS, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd and Arkansas, Lot 2, Lawrence, KS 66044
DE~ICK, I1ah, 333 Kansas Ave., Lawrence, KS
66044
ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044
FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846
GORTON, Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
HANSEN, Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350
HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044
HOUT, Goldie V., R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044
JACKMAN, Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608
JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006
KID~LL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS
66044
KNOX~ Dennis I., 162 S. King's Hwy., Stillwater, OK
74074
MAKE~, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA
22102
PITTSFORD, Harold L., 2934 East 8th St., Anderson, IN 46012
POIN~ER, Betty J., 607 E. Russell, Santa Ana, CA
92707
SANDERS, Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093
SHELPON, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
SIMMONS, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044
SMITH, Adell Carr, 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240
SMITH:, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
SMITH, Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
SNEDEGER,
B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044
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SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. # 1, Lecompton, KS 66050
STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044
SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061
VAUGH~, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS
66044
VAUGH~, Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS
66044
WELLI~G, Enda, Route 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS
66044
WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044·
WIGGINS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044
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Herald

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£! Freedom, June 16, 1855

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At the Union Hotel in this place on the 10th inst., by Rev. G. W.
Hutclri.nson, !-ir. Hiram Cram to Miss Mary Brero, both of Franklin.

Married:

�Items For Sale by- the D~ C. G. S.
Back issues

(Write for additional information.)

ot uTBE PUlNEER. U

Richard Cordley-'s aHISTOHI OF LAWRENCE." (Indued)

Copies; ot liTHE. ORIGINAL PRE-EMPTIORS OF DOUGLAS COtJNTIl1. (Indexed)
Copies, ot lITHE ORIGINAL LANDC:MNE.BS OF THE CITY OF

I.AWHEla."

Ed!torS I Note:

Dear Readers: We are hapPY' to finallY' finish our Summer -Pioneer". We
wish. to s1ncere~ credit these people: Pauline Eln1£t, Iona Spencer, and Emma
Berg tor contributing material ty-ped and readT to copy; Jane Wiggins and Edna
Welling-typing, Judy Sweets for contributing an abundance ot material; DorothyWigginS and Edna Wel.l.1ng-addressing and mailing; Dorothy Clarke and Hugh
Stoup~-1Ddexing;
and allot 1'Ou for ;your patience.
We need Y'our help tor futUre iIidexing· our old Douglas County records.
ot sources aVailable.

We have net touched the lEalth

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Your editor,

Ma1'1 Jarrajon .

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:1erald of Freedom, June 3D, 1955
Died: In Toneka, r(.T. on the [1')rnina of the 4tjl inst., Henry Speiter, late
of l,leadtrille', Pal of cholera, aged 20 years. (Cr::~'!forcl COlmt:,' ?a. !H!perS
please ~O!lY)
I~eralcL

of Freedom, July 7. 1955

Died: In Lal':rence on the 5th inst., Willie Clarence. son of Abidan I{. and
Jane G. Burditt. aged 1 year and 27 days.
Kansas River racket: T:le light draught 14.... steamer Fn:.".I:CIEl1 No.2 will ply
regularly between I{ansas City and Fort Riley, touching at all intermedi ate
landings. Havin~ fine accocodations for passengers, public patronage is respectfully solicited. and shippers can rely upon t11e FINAr"CIE1' s punctuality.
For freight or paSSCllje. apply to Capt. Mott ~torrison on board; J. Riddlesbarger &amp; Co., Kansas~Ci ty; or to C. H. r,Ianning, !ierald of Freedf)m office;
or to Bu~chinson. Harlow &amp; Co •• ~.Ierchants, Lat'Irence. K.T. --nay I:!. 1855.
Herald

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Freedom, July 21, 1855

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Died: on Coal Creek, ne~r the t'lakarus~, on the r.lOrning of the 17th inst., of
a diseac;e of the liver. T. J. Stone. late of Summerville, rJ:::ss •• nced about
25 years~

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SOURCES FOR GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION
Lawrence, Kansas (Douglas Co.)
Compiled by Judy Sweets, Sept. 1981
A.

University of Kansas Libraries
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1.

Spencer Research Library (Kansas Collection) - Many biographies
of early Kansas residents; diaries, county histories of Kansas;
maps and atlases, such as Sanborn City Maps 1880's to 1920's,
county and city plat maps for Kansas, etc.; city directories;
Douglas county court records, such as tax rolls, register of
deeds mortgage records, jail books, etc. (originals) - some from
1855; several old Kansas newspapers on microfilm; photograph
collection; and many other original documents and letters relating to Kansas settler and Kansas history; slave narratives on
microfilm.

2.

Spencer Research Library (Documents Section- basement) - Census
materials (on microfilm) State of Kansas 1855-1915 (ten year
intervals) and Kansas Federal 1854-61 and 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900
and 1900 Soundex. Many government documents such as Kansas Claims,
State Papers, Land papers. Several indexes to the government
documents, especially helpful is the indes called Grassroots America.

,3.

Watson Library - Jayhawk Boulevard, University of Kansas - Many books
on various states. Several county histories, especially for Missouri
and Kansas; Biography and Genealogy Master Index (at reference desk)
lists biographical sources; various Who's Who volumes; a series of
books of slave narratives. Some microfilm copies of various
newspapers in the U.S.; Draper Collection on microfilm.

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4.

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Library (Green Hall) - 15th Street - Some indexes which give
names of individuals involved in certain kinds of court cases,
some dating back to about 1700.

B.

Lawrence Public Library - 707 Vermont St. - Old city directories for
Lawrence, beginning 1860; many old Lawrence newspapers on microfilm
d~ting back to 1855; Lawrence phone books dating back to 1916 (not all
years are available); Many biographical books and other volumes which
concern the History of Kansas and Lawrence (most are stored in a
giass case in the library); Index to the Rural Cemeteries of Douglas
Co. Also, housed at the Lawrence Public Library are the Douglas Co.
Gene~logical Society holdings including many exchange quarterlies from
v~rious states and the D.A.R. holdings which includes many volumes of
g~nealogical and historical interest.

C.

Wjtkins Community Museum - 1047 Massachusetts St. - Exhibits showing
various aspects of the history of Douglas Co., Kansas.

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Douglas Co. Sources continued:
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D.

Judicial and Law Enforcement Building - 11th and New Hampshire Sts. Naturalization records beginning about 1906; probate records; marriage
records dating back to the 1860's; divorce records; etc. (District
and Circuit Courts located in this building.)

E.

County Courthouse - 11th and Massachusetts Sts. - Tax records; register
of
deeds and mortgages (old deeds and mortgages are on microfilm); some
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copies of old Douglas Co. maps (one showing land ownership) are available
for sale in the basement.

F.

Oak

Hill Cemetery, 1605 Oak Hill

--- -The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Saturday A.M., September 1, 1894, last .
page
Oliver Clark, an old citizen of Washington Creek and a member of the
G.A.Rl Post, died yesterday, after a lingering illness. Funeral notice
will be given later.
The Daily World, Lawrence, Kmisas, Tuesday, September 4, 1894
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The G.A.R. attended the funeral of Oliver Clark in a body Sunday.
The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Thursday A.M., September 6, 1894,· last
page .
Pleasant Grove
Anderson Clark of Melvern is visiting his mother.

Oiiver Clark died last Friday and was buried on the Sabboth. He was
a member of the G.A.R. and the Post turned out with the S. of V. to pay
their dead brother and hero their last tribute of respect. The funeral
was held at Pleasant Grove Church and was largely attended. The Christian
Minist~r of Lawrence preached the funeral service, Mr. Clark being a member
of that denomination~
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Copied ~rom'TheLawrence Daily World (micro-film) Position 6 - (Aug. 28, 1894Feb. 26', 1895) by Dorothy V. Clarke, granddaughter, February 7, 1977 at
Spencer: Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks.

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Record of Membership
of
Lawrence Monthly Meeting
of
Friends
1869
Date of Birth
Remarks
Wa~hington Hadley
Naomi Hadley
Charles Franklin Hadley

12-12-1817
7-31-1819
10-15-1848

Almeda Hadley
Emilie Hadley
EUa Hadley
Laura Hadley
Flora Hadley
Charles
F. Hadley
,

9-4-1850
11-6-1852
5-1-1855
11-20-1857
1-12-1860
10-15-1848

Almeda Pickering
Joseph A. Woodard
Rebecca Woodard
Ruth ,Ella Woodard
? J. ,Claudius Woodard
Mary Woodard
Louisa Woodard
Hol1i~gsworth Stephenson
Smith
John T. Watkins
Hargaret H. Watkins
Mary Asenath Watkins
Edwin'Lauren Watkins
Sarah,Delp~inia Watkins
Anna Jenette Watkins
Eva Jane Watkins
Lenor~ Maria Watkins
Ida Semuella Watkins
John \,111 aon
Sarah H. Wi 1son
Ida Jehlma Wilson
Mary El Wilson
Anna Jane Wilson
Vestal IE. Wilson
Calvin IRush
Eli zab~th Rush
CharleS E. Knight
Spri ng :Ri ver. Ks.
Benj •. Ho1ingsworth
Jane W. Holingsworth
George Y. Johnson
Matilda H. Johnson
Henry Herbert Johnson
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9-4-1850
6-6-1843
7-25-1841
8-15-1867
12-29-1869
4-21-1873
6-30-1875
5-15-1815
9-28-1831
8-27-1825
12-31-1852
5-19-1854
6-15-1857
8-4-1859
1-18-1862
5-17-1864
4-13-1870
4-10-1834
11-25-1829
4-2-1856
12-6-1857
8-17-1859
10-5-1865
7-13-1833
4-22-1841
11-7-1859

11-22-1843
3-20-1844
10-29-1868

married 9th mo 15th 1870 to
Arabe11e S. Cronkhite (not a member)
married to A.D. Pickering 6 mo-12-1872
m. to Thomas E. Newlin 10 mo 30th 1878
deceased 10-28-1872. suddenly by an accident in Lawrence, Kas. Arabe11e S.
Hadley, wife (not a member). Lula Charles
Hadley(child) b. 8-24-1872
Family removed to Cal.
removed to Cal.

disowned 7 month 1875.
Isolated. Removed

Reinstated 1876

deceased (no date listed)
deceased 5-19-1874 consumption

deceased 4-29-1871
Millard Hughes

congestion of brain

see page 100

removed to Fairmount m.m.Ind~ 2nd mo 14-1872
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removed to Boston

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Martha Eli zzie Johnson
1-26-1871
Charles Hadley Johnson
12-14-1873
Bertha (blank)
1-8-1875
6-25-1835
Nathan White
Elizabeth Ann White
6-5-1838
Mary Alice White
12-11-1859
Will:i am Everett White
6-12-1861
Seli'a Rebecca White
1-8-1863
Samuel Woodard
Emma:. Woodard
Goshen, Ohio
3--14-1811
WIn .• H. Watkins
Matilda Watkins
3-12-1811
Thomas Jefferson Wilson 10-29-1837
Mari ah H. Wi! son
5-12-1840
Eli Wilson
1-21-1864
Thomas Fumi ss
10-3-1799
Elizabeth Furniss
l2-14-1805
Honey Creek,Ind. 2-12-73
Eli zabeth Ann C1 awson
By Request
Geo. W. Nearvision
2-25-1836
Goshen, Ohio
Elizabeth Ann Nearvision U-11-1835
Lick Creek, Ind.
Louis Noody
?flaxted, Eng. 2-12-73
Ja~e Wright
1-20-1819
Francis Wright
3-17-1849
Shawnee 12-8-77
Mary C. Wright
11-13-1855
Hen;ry Wright
7-2-1878
Micijiah B. Winslow
3-13-1834
EliZabeth D. Winslow
5-6-1837
Jeptha D. Ninslow
1-21-1855
Anna B.
Winslow
9-2-1856
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?Itharner R. Winslow
9-2-1858
Jonathan M. Winslow
1-22-1863
Ca1vih S. Winslow
7-12-1865
Mary S. Winslow
7-27-1867
William Epperson Wilslow 11-27-1869
HenrylJ. Winslow
5-18-1872
Alfre~ Lindley
1-29-1822
Martha Jane Lindley
9-23-1823
Joseph Jefferson Lindley 11-13-1847
Willi ~m M. Lindley
11-11-1849
ErmnerEste11a Lindley
10-27-1853
Tongan:oxie 11-12-73
Geo.: M. Lindley
2-20-1846
Eli~abeth Lindl~y
2-5-1848
Coryaon E. Lindley
8-6-1866
Leli'a C. Lindley
12-26-1869
Eli Wilson
10-16-1809
Mary Wilson
2-12-1813

Cert. Read 2nd mo 1898
Cert. Read 2nd mo 1898
Removed to Tonganoxie m.m. 5th mo 15-1872
Returned &amp; certificate produced 5 mo 14 1873
Removed to Oregon
Removed to Rocky Run M.M.lnd. 4th m 17-1872
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deceased 8-22-1878
Removed to Barckley monthly m~~ Kansas
married Laura L. Gentry(not a member}
disowned 5-17-1816
disowned 5-17-1876
removed to Whitewater monthly meeting Ind.
Removed to Barckley mo. meeting Ks

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Removed to Kansas City monthly meeting

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Released on m;:lrriage 2 mo 13 1878
married

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3-2-1836
Elizabeth C. Wilson
9-14-1845
Wm Penn Wilson
3-22-1848
Johri S. Wilson
11-9-1811
Sarah A. Mendenhall
2-14-1850
Cha~les Mendenhall
Tonganoxie, Ks 6-17-74
Taylor W. Mendenhall
Ann Mendenh all
Li'li a A. (bl ank)
Samuel P.
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Blue River 10-14-76
Jo'hn Pool
10-31-1830
John B. Rush
3-18-1834
I(atu:rah Rush
Iren'a Rush
10-18-1857
10-14-1859
E1 vi~a J. Rush
5-12-1862
Anna J. Rush
Lucy, Rush
3-20-1865
6-12-1867
Arthur D. Rush
8-23-1870
F1or~ Verna
Nixon Rush
1-23-1873
Seth ., Wil son Burnett
7-4-1837
P.faryiAnn Burnett
1-12-1859
Emma Rebecca Burnett
1-11-1864
Rock' Run, Ind. '
Sarah E. Burnett(wife of
S.W.B.Frazer)
8-11-1847
Effie E. Burnett
7-22-1872
Nellie Burnett
8-29-1879
Arthur D. Burnett
4-22-1883
Joseph Newlin
4-7-1852
Arabe11e S. Newlin (wife)
2-28-1851
Ernest M. Newlin
2-25-1878
Myrtle Alverson Newlin
2-21-1887
James· C. Wilson
3-9-1830
Mcria Wilson
11-13-1833
Ali ce S. Wil son
5-5-1855
Elij ah B. Wilson
4-27-1862
Springdale, Ks 8-17-81
Ruth Wilson (wife of James W.)
West ,? ,m.m. Ind. 6-8-1878
Joh~ W. Coffin
8-20-1848
Alice L. Coffin
5-5-1855
Florence M. Coffin
4-10-1876
Coloma, Ind. 8-19-80
Abel Frazier
12-17-1833
Bet~y W. Frazier
3-27-1837
Charlotte C. Frazier
6-19-1859
?mi. C. Frazier
10-12-1862
Loretta Frazier
7-9-1871
Rocky Run, Ind.
Louisa Frazier
JohnlF. Frazier
Rocky Run, Ind. 11-15-77
Louisa Frazier

married Amos Walton. Removed to Cal.
married
married
released on acct of marriage 12-12-79
. removed to Oskaloosa m.m. Iowa 3-15-76

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Deceased 2-22-1873
Deceased 12-26-1868
Rerloved 7-15-85
Removed 7-15-85
Deceased 1-23-1881
Removed 7-15-85
Received into membership 6-13-1883

Deceased 4-26-1878 congestion of the lungs
Jno. w. Coffin
Married not member
~arried

Removed to Cal.

ReP.1oved to Rock Run m.m.lnd. returned 8-19-80
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married John S. Wilson
married not member

Removed to Rocky Run m.m. Ind. 11 mo-I3-72
Drowned in Waukarusa while seining

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Elisha Parker
Asenath Parker
Martha Elna Parker

5-3-1828
11-30-1825
2-12-1850

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Myrtilla Fmlin Parker
Alfred Elwood Parker
Elmira Evelyn Parker
Charles Endre Dahl
Sand Creek, Ind.
Richard A. Cox
M~rgaret Cox
Al,bert Cox
Joseph Cox
White Water, Ind.
J.' Newton Miller
Lydia H. Miller
Truman C. Miller
Daisy A. Miller
Gl'addys R. Miller
Albert
L. Cox
,
By request 5-12-73
Jenny Cox
Nellie Cox
Jesse T. Turner
Avi s, A. Turner

2-7-1854
1l~~1855

9-1-1857
12-6-1859
4-4-1820
5-28-1817
10-21-1850
10-9-1853

Removed to Argonia Mo. mtg.
Married a person not in memo f- relinquished
her right 5-14-73. Removed to Argonia
to Knight - - - Isolated
Isolated
Isolated
Deceased 11-12-1878 pneumohia
Harried
Married

3-6-1842 Removed to RoseHi n monthly
6-30-1846
12-8-1869

m~~

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10-12-1850
10-26-1853
10-6-1873
Removed to Kokomo m.m.Ind. 8 mo 17-1870
Died 5-26-1870 consumption. Deceased at
St. Louis on her way to Indiana
Re:noved to Kokomo m.m. Ind 8 mo 17-1870

Mary. ,Francis Turner
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Deborah Evaline Turner
Samuel Turner
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Elizabeth Ellen Cherry 12-20-1835
Cora Maud Cherry
5-23-1858 Married F.F. Metner
Arthur Lee Cherry
8-24-1860 dec. 87 married
3-20-1664
James Percy Cherry
Removed
Banger, Iowa'
CalVin Davis
3-2-1820 Deceased 12-25-1880
Rachel Davis
9-13-1818 Removed 4-15-1885
5-16-77 - Warren. Marsha J.11-23-1856 Released
Tonganoxie. Ks Hira~ Rees &amp; Family
Hiram Rees
5-15-1822 Resignation accepted 12 mo, 17-73
Rachel Rees
9-25-1820 Isolated
Zacariah Rees
9-28-1849 Isolated
Mary Rees
1-3-1852 Isolated
Leonard
D. Rees
3-1-1854 Isolated
,
Henry P. Rees
1-3-1856 Disowned 3-15-1876
Min?eta Rees
3-7-1858 Disotmed 4-12-1876
ZeWt;ilda Ann Rees
4-25-1860 Di so\med 4-12-HJ76
Jeffer,son Beasley
12-3-1835 Disowned
Rachel: Ann Beasley
6-11-1843
Sarah Angelina
9-14-1867
Nathaniel
7-12~1870
Wi 11i ain
11-1-1872
Martha:
9-11-1874 Deceased 2-12-1875
Jefferson
11-17-1875
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By Request 7-16-73
Removed to Chicago m.m. 2-16-1876
Clark, Geo. T.
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Sarah Ann
8-13-1873
died
Nellie
Sand Creek, Ind.
3-20-1842
Charles Cox
3-20-1845
Elizabeth Cox
7-21-1863
oScar Cox
7-31-1865 married Frank Scott - deceased
Marg aret A. Cox
Enlma Cox)
12-3-1867 deceased 11-2-1881
12-3-1867
E~la Cox)
1-19-1875 deceased 4-19-1875
Eva Cox
2-18-1876
Clara Cox
11-7-1879
Charles R. Cox
4-18-1884
died 4-18-1884
Boy
Norwich, Canada
Chri sti an a Martin
4-1-1807
J •• W. Martin, son of C.M. 2-9-1836
Sarah Jane) children of 10-28-1864- his wife not a member 6-10-1870
Ell a Mari a)
J .M.M.
11-17-1866
Jessie
)
4-3-1869 -rhese members recorded at the request of
J.W.Martin upon the supposition that the
diSCipline warranted it. But upon investigation, we find that children must be
born in the limits of our Y M. to obtain
the benefit of that clause, allowing names
of children recorded when one parent is a
Friend and requests it.
Vermillion, Ill.
Rachel Newlin
Removed to Spri ng River m.mg Ks 5 mo. 1875
Co~de1ia B. Newlin
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Cornelius Co. Newlin
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~nnl,a Newl i n
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Shawnee, Ks
Davi s Amanda M. Henly
2-18-1822
Franklin Davis
12-23-1820 Deceased
Samyr~ Davi s
11-23-1816 Deceased
Marth~ Maria Davis
r,1arried
1-24-1851
Leander Davis
5-31-1858 Married
Springfield, Iowa
Isaac Branson
3-16-1793 Deceased 2-1-1875
Samtle1 M. Staples
8-26-1828 Removed to Carc1ay' m.m. Ks 6 mo 13-77
Phe~e B. Staples
3-30-1826
"
Brarison Staples
3-5-1863
"
Ana~el' Staples
10-12-1865
"
J ame1s ? As ce
8-24-1868
"
?Caney. Crick, Iowa
Benj~. Cox
4-25-1831
Removed 5-13-1885
Mary: Cox
7-26-1833 Deceased 3-13-1878 consumption
Charles E. Cox
8-10-1852
Horabe M. Cox
10-7-1856
Elina:J. Cox
10-30-1858 Deceased consu~ption
Isaac M. Cox
4-12-1861
Removed 5-10-85
?Exuci T1I. Cox
10-15-1865 Removed 5-10-1885
Anni~ Matilda Cox
5-15-1873
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6-14-1875
AI vin Joseph Cox
West Union, Ind. 1-14-80
Sarah Ellen Cox {wife of
B. Cox)9-9-1837
Frederick H. Hadley (son of
,
S.E.Cox)
11-14-1870
Wm. :Nicholson
10-9-1826
Sarah A. Nicholson'
12-18-1818
George Thomas
7-1-1856
William
1-31-1861
Spi~e1and, Ind.
6-20-1836
John U. Stuart
9-13-1843
Annis L. Stuart
7-10-1878
He'nry Harlan Stuart
Hellen Randolph Stuart
1-1-1876
Tonganoxie, Kan.
Nathan Pinson
Mary Ann Pinson
Edi'lin B.
7-14-1874
Alice E.
White Water, Ind.
2-22-1823
Ribhard Rue
3-31-1828
RaChel
John
9-29-1850
1-21-1857
Alice
3-10-1859
Ada
2-28-1861
Edgar
10-16-1868
Leva 5
Plainfield, Ind.
9-25-1824
Seth W. Pearson
Nancy C. Pearson
10-5-1825
Alv.a U.
7-26-1851
Charles E.
8-10-1859
Ella
2-12-1862
William E.
3-27-1865
Tongahoxie, Received 2-12-73
Mahion . H. Newlin
10-27-1823
Mary E. Newlin
1-23-1828
Martha Ellen
10-13-1848
Thomas E.
6-20-l8ro
Joseph H.
4-7-i852
Elmira
12-29-1854
Juli'a F.
8-26-1858
12-19-1856
Delphina J.
John. M. Newlin
Tonganoxie, Received 2-12-73
1-11-1847
Jno. ~ M. Newlin
1-17-1845
Rebecca E. Newlin
Flora A. Newlin
9-3-1867
Delphina Beatrice Newlin 4-14-1881
Thomas IE. Newlin
6-20-1850
Laura H. Newlin
11-20-1857
Gurney IE. Newli n
11-11-1880

Removed to Pasadena, Cal.
Isolated
Married Julia Newlin
Removed to Mineapoli s m.m.6-l4-82
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7 mo 1895
Isolation
It

Removed to Rose Hill monthly Mee. Ks.

Removed to Cal.
Married Anna M. Borum
M~rried

8 mo 27, 1885. wife not member

Died 8-16-1897
Married to Laura Hadly 10 mo 30.1878
Married to Isa~elle S. Hadly(not a member)
Married to EdwO J. Parker 10 mo 1879
Married Willi am Nicholson Jr.
Died 5-4-1881. Married George Pollock
(not a member. Soon after deceased)

Removed to California

�6-25-1882
Helen M. Newlin
1888
Emilie
Springdale, Ks. 7-l~4
Jonathan Wilson
8-12-1809
Dtusi 11 a Wil son
5-3- 1815
Indianapolis, Ind. 7-16-73
Israel Wilson
3-21-1840
Ma'rgaret A. Wilson
10-29-1846"
Clara Belle
8-2-1867
Herbert P.
11-15-1869
Fletcher Wilson
10-10-1872
M.: Grace Wilson
8-17-1874
Tonganoxie, Ks. 7-16-73
Draper, Noah
do
Lydia
Ammanda M.
Elinor G.
Florence F.
Dora S.
Tonganoxie, 8-13-73
2-5-1839
Jonathan E. Cary
2-21-1842
Eliza H. Cary
10-11-1863
Horace E. Tolbert
1-28-1869
Charles C. Cary
6-4-1872
Al~'ce
5-19-1874
Harlan Stuart
By request. Honey Creek, Ind. 9-17-73
9-28-1828
Rich Phineas
Rich Lucinda
7-12-1825
Ellen C.
9-9-1853
8-20-1854
Calvin
Abbie
11-20-1856
4-8-1859
Deli a B.
Huldah
9-13-1860
Charlie M.
2-28-1866
Deer Creek, Ind. 11-12-73
Nathan' Davis
Abig ai 1 Davi s
Frank S.
Arthur M.
Minnie Belle
Springdale, IS. 12-19-73
Barq1ay S. Watson
2-8-1850
Eliza Watson
3-12-1820
MarYI H. Watson
10-25-1846
Blue River, Ind. 12-17-73
Jas.: J. Cox
10-9-1853
Isabella Cox
7-23-1850
Al viil Cox (gi rI)
8-28-1874
F1or~ Cox
12-8-1879
Spring9a1e, ES. 4 mo-15-74
Elih~ Spray (Minister)
Hannah Spray
3-25-1832
Willi:am A.
2-15-1854
Lind1;ey M.
7-23-1856

Isolated

Resignation granted 10 rno 1880
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Isolated

Removed to Spririgda1e monthly Mee. Ks

Deceased 3 - 1878
Removed to Cottonwood m.m.Ks 10-20-1875

Isolated
Removed

Removed to Springdale, m.m.Iowa 8-18-75
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Removed to Springdale, ES 2 month 1875

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H~pza W. Higgins
LUcy M. Higgins
Lizzie M. Bassett
8106mington, Iowa 7 mo-15-14
Ensch Hoag
5-25-1812
Hepsibah Hoag
10-19-1832
Edward F.
Martha B.
I

William P.

1 -5-1853
6-3-1860
11-4-1865

Removed to Sandwich mo. m~~ Mass.
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9-13-1882 removed to Sandwich,~&amp;#
New Hampshire
Married 4 mo 1818
Married and removed to Toledo monthly m~~ Ks.
9-13-1882 removed to Sandvdch,M&amp;tt
New Hanpshire

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Laura Emma
5-27-1872
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Tong:anoxie, Ks.
Removed to Muscatine mo. meeting,Iowa
1-5-1853
Edw. F. Hoag
10-13-1855
•
1st mo 14th 1880
E1~a C. Hoag
•
5-9-1878
Ch;:trles S. Hoag
•
9-16-1879
Laura E. Hoag
Springdale;' Iowa 7 mo 15-14
Orson Tabor
Isolated
By request having been members of a Y. mg. with which we do not correspond
Asher Mott
.
Removed to Peace m.m. Ks 3 mo-13-75
Mary E1 vina Mott
Springfie1d~' Mo. Car. 10 mo 1874
Lucinda Haworth
11-4-1818
Removed to Hesper
From :Ashgrove, Ill. 3 mo 1875
Henry Shultz
Released
Mary Ann Shultz
From Springfield, Ks 10 mo 1815
Amos Walton
11-12-1834
Removed to Ca1.CLong Beach)
Ardi11a
Jane
3-20-1851
~arried and removed to Rose Hill, Mo
,
mo. mg. Butler Co.
Rac/le1 Ann
5-10-1858
Married Frederick A. McCurdy(not a member)
Emanuel
8-17-1862
Angela
10-12-1864
Sylvester
2-25-1867
Joseoh W. Walton
3-12-1868
Eliiabeth C.(wife of Amos)3-2-1836
From Springdale, Ks. 12 mo. 1815
Mi lEi.s, Susannah
11-22-1804
Deceased
Mile:s, Eli zabeth
8-17-1843
Married John W. Parcells(not a member)
From Ashgrove, Ill. 12 mo 1875
Rhod'a Bond
Removed to Barck1ey, Ks. 7-13-81,returned.
I
2-12-82. ReSigned 8th mo 1887
William Westley
3-6-1858
4-1-1861
NathfR ~Iil ton
Eliz, Ann
4-3-1863
Removed to Muscatine monthly m~~ Iowa
Elzena
3-23-1865
"
returned 2-12-82
Rhod~ Rozella
1-3-1867
"
Rach~l Malinda
10-11-1869
From Muscatine, Ia. 3 mo 1876
Esther L. Lionhart
Deceased

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Annie L.
Henry L.
Beliamy S.
Florence S.
Spiceland, Ind. 1-6-77
Robert Addison Stuc:rt 11-16-1854
Timbered Hills, Ks. 1-13-77
Lydi a Ann Kenworthy
Fairmount, Ind. 6-13-77
Margaret E. Roper
He'len R. Sni thson
Plainfield, Ind. 1-31-77
. 8-9-1806
Nathan Stanley
Phebe
7-4-1806
Shawnee 2-10-77
Dartiel w. ~endenha11
6-21-1827
Sarah E. Mendenhall
7-6-1832
Ad;rienna E.
6-21-1860
Ma;ry A.
6-1-1865
3-10-77 Charles· F.
12-2-1854
4-14-77 Albert S.
3-26-1851
White Water 7-21-77
Richard Binns
Gul'ielma Binns
Willie A.
Horace nl.
Franklin
Anna Laura
Johh Bertrand
\I/hi tewater 7-21-77
Mary Emma Burton
Honey: Creek, Ind. 11-10-77
Nixqn Cosand
Rhoda Cosand
Augustus
Honey ,Creek 11-10-77
MarY, Cox
Salem,1 Iowa 1-5-78
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C. C:. Pickett
~5-1848
Muscatine, Iowa 5-79
Alfr~d J. Standing
7-21-1847
Tongu anoxi a
Cyrus Baldwin
12-25-1842
Sarah W. Baldwin
6-12-1843
Wi11i~ P. Wilson
9-14-1845
Amelia \Wilson
Frank M. Wilson
8-19-1875
Herbert A·. Wilson
5-30-1879
George :Wilson
12-2-1881
Ella Wilson
3 -11-1884
Ida Wil~on
4-2-1886
Edwin ~nt
5-31-1857
Jacob HUnt
1-7-1860

10th mo. 1887 Removed
Isolated.

Removed.

Removed to monthly meeting Fairmount.
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"
Deceased 4-18-1886
Removed to N.C.
R~oved

to Kansas City

Resigned by letter to Presbyterian
Church

Deceased 8 mo. 1878

.

Removed to Toledo monthly meeting Ks.

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Rer:lOved to Toledo Monthly meeting, Ks
Removed to Kansas City
Removed to Baltimore
Removed to Cal.
Removed
,
(wife not member&gt;

Deceased 11-19-1886
Deceased
Isolated

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Fmma

Risley
Gertrude Risley
By ~equest 5-80
10-12-1848
John E. Vernon
4-11-1848
Rosa C. Vernon
5-28-1'872
ASher L. Vernon
7-9-1873
Orion V. Vernon
10-25-1875
Sarah C. Vernon
11-16-1878
M~ry C. Vernon
Bloomingdale, Ind. 3-15-82
Mi 11i can "li 11 s
M~ry Mills
ColOOla 3-15
Mary Ide11a Runt
Eva 'Stephens
Maud Stephens
Rueltla Stephens
Sand Creek, Ind. 5-1-80
3-14-1843
Ezekiel S. Cox
Springdale, Ks. 4-13-81
8-24-1846
Joana Cox
Springfield, Ks. 5-1-81
8-29-1830
Levi Woodard
3-31-1831
Sa~ah A. Woodard
10-17-1861
Rosco
B.
Woodard
I
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Springdale 5 mo lst/81
Th~mas Newly
Alice Newly
Ch$r1es H. Newly
Mary Newly
Thomas r~ew1y Jr.
Sand ;Creek 4-13-81
1-6-1849
Elij ah C. Davi s
5-28-1848
Ruth C. Davi s
William C. Davis
6-7-1874
No~ris L. Davis
9-15-1880

Isolated

Removed to Bloomingdale, Ind.
8 mo 12th 1882 "
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Removed to Rose Hill monthly m4l!fil Ks
It
1-12-80
tt

Removed to Cal.

Deceased 5-20-1882

Removed to Kans~s City mo. m~~ 1882

Isolated
Re~oved

to Glen Elder

Boy;

Columbus, Ohio 5-18-81
Agn~s Gray
Mary Gray
Wilfi am Gray
Springfield, Ks. 1-13-81
Oli ver Butler
12-2-1835
Rebecca E. Butler
12-14-1835
E1m~r E. Butler
8-18-1862
Albert L. &amp;1tler
11-22-1866
Genev~, Ks. 7-13-81
John Standing
6-6-1839
Clar,isa Standing
5-28-1841
C1arisa Annie Standing 1-13-1865
Marg~ret Emily Standing 8-1- 66
Bertpa Standing
1-17-1868
Minnfe Hannah Standing 7-22-1869

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Resigned 3-14-83 to join Baptist
wi th family
Married and resigned 5-17-82
Deceased

Marri ed Lora E.

(not a l!Iember)
"~J(pr:JI(~"~mpi1ed bY' Pauline B.
Elniff from the original unpabUshed
records of the SocietY' of Friends in
the Kansas Collection of the Spencer Research Library, University'
of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks.

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TlB SBINGIB
(Pu~lished by the Senior Class of The Kansas university Law Sohool in 1900)
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Subuitted b,y Emma Berg, Lawrence, Ks.

CLASS OF 189S.

,Beveridge, Anna May, Kansas City, Mo.
~Brady, Felix Edward, Denver, Colo.
:Chadwiok, Ralph B., Lawrenoe, Ks.
:Clark, Jolm Warren, Lawrence, Ks.
Cowden, William Long, Kansas City, Ks.
,Crowe, Isaao Franklin, Kansas City.
Culliston, Bthelburt Havrard, Galena, Is.
Dias, Ifina Perky, Lawrence, Ks.
Elting, Cornelius He seman, Vinita, I. T.
Foresman, J. Bomer, iurlingame, Kso
Gardner, Wilbur L., Chioago, Illo
~ladfelter, William Burtner, Kansas City, Ks.
Hi tohoook, Jess Reynolds, Columbus, Ks.
Hogg, Arohibald, Lawrenoe, Is.
Boller, David B., Conway Sprinl!;s, Ks.
Johnson, Alexander Dow, U.S.V. Manila, P. I.
Leonard, Calvin H. Quenemo, Ks.
Lil!;ht, Will Harrison, Topeka, Ks.
Manley, Robert C., Lawrenoe, Ks.
}lason, William Harris, Lawrence, Ks.
~oWilliams, Robt. Buohanan, Lawrenoe, Ks.
Menger, Louis Herman.. Lawrenoe, Ks.
O'Keefe, D. J., Enid, Oklao
Pearson, Robert Abraham, Jop.+J.,:,. Mo.
Piatt., Wm. He H., Kansas CitY, "l!lo.
~Ope, W. St. Clair, Kansas City, Mo.
~uerry, Arohibald Robert, T.ulsa, I. T.
Ralston, Wi.lJ.italD. Chalmers, T.bpeka, Ks.
Roark, Miohael Edward, Jlmotion City, Is.
Roark, Robert Ingersoll, Junotion City, Is.
~ogers, William Andrew, Wamego, Ks.
Simmons, Thomas Willard, Goodland, Ks.
S,impson, John Andrew, Linooln, Neb.
Snell, William D., Kansas City, Ks.
Troml, Clo~ Rosooe, Abilene, Ks.
Tucker, Jolm
Cawker City, Ks.
W~tson.
William James, Manila, P.I.U.S.V.
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Lecompte:' We understand that a city to be named Lecompte, in honor ot the
Chief ~Justice ot this Territory, is being laid out on the Kansas river,about
12 miles above this point, and &amp;' tew mles above Douglas, by loir. Geo.Clark,
tormerly Indian agent in Kansas. A surveyor is alreacV' on the groWld, and has
commenbed operations surveying out the streets, &amp;c. Mr. Clark is the man that
destroyed the house of our friend, Jones, several weeks since, and figured as
ODS oti the incH gnant soverign squatters at the late indignation meeting in this
city. '
fost Otfice: C. W. Babcock,Esq. has been appointed Postmaster of this city.
He will soon commence the building of an office on Massachusetts street.! twohorse hack, to carry the mail from Lawrence to Westport, Mo,twice a week will
commence running in a tew dqs.

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lAWRENCE .. KANSAS HIGH SCHOOL GIW&gt;UAiES - May 29, 1908
(Copied by Bmma Berg.. trom Llm BUDGET dated June 1908)
Jla.tt1e Elisabeth IEWIS
Edith Bme1.1De IDVEJOY
Da.vid Lawrence 1mB
Lucie Miles MARCH
James Bdward MARTIN
Bellie II. KARTIHDAIE
Laura May JaIBS
Hannah Bileen JaTClBLL
Jlabel Maud MORIN
Dannie May Jl)RTON
Paul Stinson NEAL
Donald Leroy OIDS
Rebeooa PASSON
Ruth PATTERSON
George Oscar IBmRSON
Bmma Edith POLIOOK
Ellen Florence BSNNER
Jennie Uay RICHARDSON
Belen IIa.r;y SPAHR
Hermione Aroher S iERLING
Jolm Tyler SKIrH
Bsther Belen SWANSON
Louis Frain TAYWR
AlLoe Bema iERRILL
Susan El1sa.beth TODD
Josia.h Davis TURNER
Grace Pa.u1.1ne UlBICH
Kabel Gra.oe UlBICH
Uice Ja:oa tJHDERWOOl)
Lillian Alieda WIlBON
Bdna Alberta. 1iIS8IEY
Ethel Josephine WlRD

Nan Ruth AlWSTRONG
Beulah Lorena. BAIlBY
Bonnie Deane BAIIBY

BerthaB.BANKER
Raabel Azm.a BAUMGARTNER
~ston W. CARH:IUER
Ledrue C. CAMER
Nellie Maobeth CIBVBLA.ND
A.lma Blanohe com
Bessie Irene CURTISS
Nellie JIarv1n DALTON
~ DAUlIllWAN

Emma. Frances DS1IB
Mona Newton ElBRIB
De~ Hope lILLJB
Sarah llarguerite ElBRY
Thurman Henry FITZPATRICK
lfcCrea FULlER
~ne May GARBSTT
Nellie Louise GR£&amp;NlEBS
Alt:red Alford GRIFFnl
Glendale GRIFFITlS
Anna. lWiSON
Emma. Kay BARTIBY
II. ~ay BAWJWA.Y
My:zi;ls Ethel mEB
Cla.1-e 141lian J.AEDICD
BesBie Carolyn JOHNSON
Le~ El1sa.beth KWCK
Charles Cottier IQSJIER
Lill:.ian Helen KlECHOFF
Eliliabeth DNNSY
wc~le lIaude lEONARD

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The First Baby: The first birth in this city was on the 25th of
de to bar last. The Lawrence As sociation donated the boy a first
cllsss city lot, and na:mad him Lawrence Carpenter, atter the city
a'nd his parents. We learn that the little tellow i8 quite health1'
ahd is growing finely. May he live to see our beautitul city ranking
w;tth the first in the Union in all that perta:ills to wealth, education,
morality, and refinement.
:
We mq be allowed to say, in this connection, that the first
wJ:;rl.te child born in Chicago is now but twenty-two years old, while
~e city boasts of a population of near 80,000. May- not a destil\Y'
equally prosperous await our own Lawrence?

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STULL CEMETERY - INDEX
lot #

Name

Lot#

Name

Albert ,I Ernes t
Andrew, Anna A.
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,Elma
II
; Leon

58
3

Busch, Otto
Sophie

51
51

Carter, George Durward
George W.
James
Mary A.
Winnie E.
Clark, G. H.
Confer, Kenneth(owner)
Conn, Clyde
Cox, Charles F.
Criss, Mary
Moses.
Damm, Ernest(owner)
Infant
John
John
John
John M.
Katherine
Louise M.
Marie
Mary
Mary Annie
Wilhelmine
William
Denewiler, Dolly
Emma
John
Deister, Infant
Henry F.,Sr.
Lillian D.
Mary
Ed's Baby
Downs, Frances
John
Dravis, Freiderika M.
Herman
Herman

26
26
26
26
26
15
B-19

Eberhart, Emma
John
Peter
Edson, Geo. H.
Emmeline
Loren H.

42
42
42
42
9
9
9

Findley, Cecil R.
Fix, Deliah
Henry
William
Folks, Mahala

78
31
19
31
61

B-22
B-22

17
Bahnmaier, Andrew
20
Caroline
20
George
20
George
Henry G.
17
20
Mary
Minnie K.
17
20
Oliver
Bidinger, otto
71
Winifred
71
46
Boehringer, John F.
i
Vernon J. 78
B-2l.
Bouye, Lois E.
Bowen, Roy S.
70
Brass, James F.
72
Rose C.
72
66
Brokmanj Baby August
Browning, Emily
19
Buchheim, Anna M.
35
Christine
33
Clara
55
Fred's baby 35
Fredericka
55
64
Herman
John F.
55
, Lola
64
Margaret
35
Sam F.
33
Samuel
33
Samuel
35
: Samuel J.
35
Buck, Alfred H.
41
Alfred H.
41
Essie
41
Ev~

Patil

Ph~be

Rollins F.
Burman, Avis Miller
Busch, August
Ft;itz
John
Baby John
John C.
John Cecil
Katie
Ma ti1da
I

41
41
41
41

47

51
51
51
19
19
19
51 .
51

L. B.

21

26
16
16
32
39
2

39
39
39
2

39
2

39
39
2

2

10
10
10

29
29
29
29

48

45
45

64
64
64

�21

Gooden; John
Grayham, Baby
Gress, ,Cha r1ie
,George
,Margaret
,Ralph

45
21
1
1
1
1

Hall, George
61
Hammond, Sarah A.
24
Waters
24
Will
24
William H.
24
Hartman, Amelia
56
August
56
Louise
56
Minnie
56
Henric~s, Meredith S.
67
Herrick, Harold G.
B-26(owner)
John Franklin B-26
Herschel, Albert
15
Daughter(twin15
Emma
15
Hubert
15
Lenora
15
Ma ry Lenora 15
Son
15
William
15
William B.
15
Hei1, Maria
17
John P.
17
Hilbert; Geo. Chris
36
Henrietta
36
Hildenbrand, Alice
133
; August
133
, Baby
133
Dorathy
133
Elmer
133
! Frances O.
131
George
132
~ George L.
133
I Jacob J.
133
I John
C.
133
~ Minnie
132
Russell
131
Hilton, poris (owner) B-22
Houk, Charles W.
74
E1+en
73
Emma A.
B-14
Frank
43
George
J.,
Jr.
B-14
I
George W.
11
Hatley
43
Hulda A.
11
John
11
Kate
11
Ka~e
43
Lena
11
!

I

I

!

Houk, Rudolph Andrew
Stephen Geo.
Walter C. Pfc
Hume, Cassie
Lynn

11
479
4
S-3
S-3

Inloes, John (owner)
Wm. Stanley
Kampschroeder, August
Ernest
Harry
Henry
Mattie
Rosa M.
Wilhelmina
Kersting, Henry
Lena (Albert)
Opal (Herrin)
Kline, 2 boys of
Ernest Kline
Koehler, Joseph
Kraft, Irwin B.
John
Louisa
Milton
Rose E.
Kropf, Eleonore Johanna
F. Michael
Ferdinand Michael
Grace K.
Louisa

B-17
B-17
59
65

Lane, James William
Laswell, Eveline
Long, Mary E.
Louk, James E.
Mary Emma
Lusk, Baby
Richard (owner)
Lutz, Anna M.
Eva
Ida J.
Jacob
Jacob
Ka .e
Ludwig J.
Siebi1a
William
Lynch, Gary Dean
Robert (owner)

29
19
75
73
73
83
83
63
63

63
63
B-15
B-15

McAtte, Bertha J.
Cecil J.
Eslie H.
Margaret
Thomas Wm.
Virgil

61
61
61
61
61
79

60-A
65
59
65
65
58
58
58
44
38
69
46
46
69
69
50
50
50
50
50

3

36
63
36

3

�22

McAtte, William Lee
William S.
Martin, David H.
John
: Mary J.
Metzler, Clarence(owner)
Mille r,' Albert
Alice
\ Grace (Walter)
Moore, :Charles F.
Elizabeth B.
Estella (Herschel)
,Frank N.
'Wilbur C. W.
Morris ,( Frances
Moss, Donald
Ray
I

61

Amelia B.
Charles T.
. Mary
I
Ryland T.
Sophia
. Wm. Elmer
Nicholson, Derek Bryon
Noe, A.' G. (Gus)
.George w.
:Hannah L.
Nettie M.
Northrop, Gertrude
(Vaughn) (Nichols)
Nuffer, !A.
',Anna B.
iAnnie B.
:Christian P.
,Fred
'John

25
25
25
25
B-18
B-18
70

Nichols~

~illie(Boehringer)

Mother
.
pur boys
~eter (owner)
,,

Jess

O'Conner~

Pearce, Thomas James
Penningt9n, Angelina
Frances Morris
Plateman,: Fred
Mrs. Fred
Jauni ta Mai
Will
I

79
43
43
43
B-20
47
47
B-9
45
45
15
45
45
28
133

22
22

22
22

25
S-l
14
5
5
14
14
14
14
14
14
B-17
76
28
28
22
22

22
22

,

Rake, Alflred (owner)
Dav;id Earl
i

B-5
B-12

Richards, Freddie M.
Martha
Richard T.
Willie M.
Roller, Catherine
Catherine
Charles G.
Eddie W.
Ethel
Franklin W.
Harvey H.
Herbert G.
George
Lena C.
Michael
Valentine
Willie
Roth, Fredricek (Rev.)
Margaret

16
16
16
16

14
34

34
38
13
34
13
34
34
13
13
34
2
2

Salverda, Josephine
10
Peter
10
Sather, Lily Marie
57
Scheer, Adam
23
Add
70
Anna Belle
70
Charles Theodore
23
David
B-25
Ernest
23
Jonathan
23
Mabel
B-25
Merle (owner)
B-25
Rose Anna
23
Schneider, Baby (2)
40
Elizabeth
40
Emma M.
40-b
Louise S.
40
Margaret
40
Margarette
40
Valentine
40
Valentine
40
William
40-A
Selch, Frank
2
Shaw, Annie
59
Hattie
64
Mabel H.
59
Roy T.
59
Thomas
59
William, Sr.
64
Willie E.
4
Slingerland, Dewitt C.
S-3
Smith, Alma Baker, Hutchison,
Wilson, Denewiler
10
Snura, Louise
63

�23
Stout, Elenora

:E

44
44
11
44
44
52
52
52
44
44

Wulfkuhle, Henry
Homer (owner)
Hubert, Sr.
John
Mary A.
Mary A.
Maxine A.
Minnie M.
Robert W.
Roy H.
Wm. C.

Stover, Huldah A.
Stull,' Aaron
: Cha rlotte T.
Geneva L.
Henry A.
Infant
Isaac
Isaac N.
Matilda E.
~~
: Milton
Yahn, Emmeline M.
44
Richard
William F.
44
Tom
Thomas, Bettie (No Lot #. Stone
Frankie (in roots of Pine Tree)
I

I

Unger,' John,Sr.
4
,John W., Jr.
B-23
Louisa
4
Vaughn, Gertrude Nichols,
Northrop
25
I

Walter, Anna E.
B-9
August Albert
B-9
Elizabeth
49
, John Albright
49
,Madison (Rev.)
49
i Theo. (owner)
B-16
Wendeland, Baby
S-3
(son of F.E. &amp; L.E. Wendeland)
Wey, L.', (Stone near Lot #63
(s~e last page)
Wilson,: Donald Eldon
27
'Leah Fann ie
27
:Lewis Elmer
27
;Lottie
27
Mabel C~
27
Rosie
27
Wi ttich i, John
3
i Sarah
3
Wulfkuh+e, Albert(owner) B-ll
~nnie Mary
53
f\rthur (owner)
57
Baby
§~
Christian F.
Ghristopher
53
Glarence (owner)
B-IO
Clayt:m R.
57
Clinton E.
57
Elizabeth
53
Ernest
54
Ernest (Owner)
S-2
F,rank
B-24
Harry
66

Zeeb, Albert
Anna Marie
Charley
Edward J.
George J.
Gustaf A.
Jennie M.
Johann Michael
Julius A.
Michael E.
Sophia P.

53
3
38
54
54
54
A-136
53
53
54
54

9
9

6

6
32
6
6
6
32
6
6
32
6

�24
STULL CEMETERY
Stull Cemetery is located on the North side of 45th Street near Stull, Kansas.
This is South and East of Topeka, about half way bet~en Topeka and Lawrence, Ks.
Stone Records
Died

Date of Interment
Born
'Lot #l-OWner Geo. Gress
1. George Gress
2.
3. Margar:et Gress
4.
5. Charlie Gress
On

9/ J13 / 1911

J1334

1911

6/23/19 25

J1339

1925

same stone-Ralph Gress

6.
7.
8.

Lot #2 -Owner Will Damm
1. Rev. Fredricek Roth
2. Margaret Roth
3. John Damm
4. Katherine Damm

10/2/1877
7/12/J1370

5. WilheJJnine Damm
6. Marie Iiamm
7. William Damm

8.

2/28/1933

'

7/ 2/J1393
5/9/1900

12~J13 /1895
1 8/1901

1/10/1806(Rev.14c-13v) 10/2/1877
4/25/J1306( Job 19c -2v) 7/12/J1370
geb 9, May,J1329 gest 26, Oct. 1904
geb.D. 2, Oct. 1844 Gest.D. 12,
July, 1907
A Ceb Den 25, Aug, 1896 Gest Den 23, June,
1897 -dau. W. &amp; M. Damm
7/17/1862
2/25/1933
3/20/J1358
3/19/1933

9. Frank S,elch
7/30/1967
6/23/J1380
Lot # 3-OWner-John Wittich-Ludwig Lutz-Homer Wulfkuhle
1. Anna A.: Andrews
1910
1832
2. John Wittich
1869
3. Sarah Wittich
J1370
4. Ludwig J. Lutz
2/19/1971
9/ 14/ 1892
5. Ida J. Lutz
11/22/1967
12/9/188 5

6.
7.
8.
9.

7/28/19 67
1910
Son J1369
Dau. 1870
2/16/1971
11/20/1967

Lot # 4-Owner John Unger

1. Louisa Unger

2. John Unger, Sr.
3.
4. Willie E. Shaw

7/7/193 0
1944

1863
1859

1930
1944

I

5.
6.
7.
8.

4/4/19 29

1929

Lot # 5-Own~r Chriss Nuffer

1.
2.

3. Annie B. iNuffer
4. Christia~ P. Nuffer

5.

6.
7.
8.

,

7/15/18 29
6/14/18 25

11/28/1892
9/ 28 / 1892

�Lot# 6-Owner Michael Zeeb
1. Anna Marie Zeeb

1915

2. Johann Michael Zeeb

8/3/ Ji38 7

3. Sophia P. Zeeb
4. Juli~ A. Zeeb
5. George J. Zeeb
6. Albert. Zeeb

3/4/1938
10/17/194 5
8/21/19 23

6/5/Ji39 0

7. Gustaf A. Zeeb
7/5/193 2
8. Edward, J. Zeeb
2/1/1938
wt # 7 - No Burials todate
Lot # 8 - No Burials todate
wt # 9-Owner
Edson
1. William F. Yabn
2/8/19 61
2. Occupied
3. Emmeline M. Yabn
11/6/1946
4. Occupied
5. Occupied
6. Geo. H~ Edson
4/28/1913 Murdered
1909
7. wren ~. Edson
8. Emmeline Edson
8/20/1914
Lot .#10-Owner John Deneiwiler
1. Dolly Deneiviler
2. Peter Salverda
1901
1888
3. Josephine Salverda

4.

5.

6. Alma Baker Hutchison Wilson Denewiler Smith
i.3. John Denewiler
12/7/1916
7. Emma Denewiler
1886
wt # ll-dwner Geo. Houk, Sr.
1. Rudolph Andrew Houk
6/19/1956
2. George W. Boult
3. Lena HoUk
4. Huldah A. Stover

2/10/1936
4/25/1920
Children of Geo. &amp; Lena

&lt;c::c&gt; Den .10,. Jan. 1915

mather von 86 Jah. 2 m 29 tac
Gestarben Den. 3,
Aug, Ji387-imalter von 62 jab ,
3 mon, 15 tag

5/15/Ji371
Ji393
Ji353

5/4/Ji390(son of Wm. &amp; 6/5/Ji390
E Zeeb.)
7/5/193 2
5/ 15/ Ji3 71
2/1/1938
Ji369

Ji377

3.

4. Valentine Roller
5. Catherine Roller(wife of V.

6.

7.
,
8. Michael Roller

9.

1961
no marker
1946

1873
no marker
no marker

Ji370
Ji330

1913
1909
1914

1834
no marker
1/8/Ji321-Ho11and
12/31/1.828

3/8/ Ji362

3/26/19 01

4/19/ Ji388

7/ 21/1943
1916
1886

Ji350

Ji347

1/23/Ji395(WWI-Ks. Pvt
Casual Co.)

6/16/1956

8/16/Ji358
11/4/Ji356

2/10/1936
4/23/1920
18 ys.9 mo 12 da.

5.
6.
7. John Houk
8.Kate Houk
wt # 12 No burials todate
wt # 13-~er Valentine Roller
1. Herbert ,G. Roller
2. Franklin W. Roller

4/2/1938
1945
1923

lola

1902
1916

9/7/18 33

4/23/Ji331

9/10/1902
9/16/1916

1896
1.896

3/ 24/ Ji3 91
4/20/Ji395

1/15/ Ji3 96
1/28/ Ji3 96

1905
1887 Roller)

10(/1.825
11/5/1.828

10/23/1905
2/14/1887

1850

1902

�26 I"'~
lot # 14-Owner Peter Nuffer
1.

1891 -- 1892

2. Our boys
3.

4.

5.

10/15/1828
6. Anna B.(wife of John Nuffer)
7. Mother:Nuffer
9/5/18 57
8. Fred NUffer
Lot # 15-Owner William Herschel
1. Mary Herschell
2. Son Hersche11
3. Daughter Herschell
4. Hubert, Herschell
1895
2/16/ 1892
5. Lenora,Herschell
1882
6. Willia~ Herschell
7. Estella Hersche11 Moore 11/11/1952
Co. B 88th 14.Inf.
8. G. H. Clark
1908
9. Emma H~rsche11
10 William B. Herschell
3/ 19/ 1918
11.AlbertHerschell
1895
Lot # 16-Owner-Richard Richards
/18/1873
1. Freddie M. Richards
Willie 'M. Richards
5/1 / 1874
1849
1905
2. Martha Richards
1835
T.
Richards
Richard
3.

4.
5.
6.

7. Mary Criss
8. Moses Criss
Lot # 1'11.

1897
1902

1822
1816

2.

3. Maria Heil

4.

5. Minnie K. Bahnmaier
6. Henry G. Bahnmaier

7.

1886 (73 yr.ll mo. wife of John P. Rei1)
1944
6/26/19 41

8. Andrew Bahnmaier
8/26/1968
lot # 18 No burials todate
lot #19 Owqer-Laswel1-Browning
1. Eveline ,Laswell
5/26/1961
2. John C. Busch
1907
3. Emily Browning
l2/14/1930
4. Henry Fix

5/ l2 / 1892
9/3/1909
7/26/1869
6/5(1874
6/4/188 9
7/14/ 1895
2/16/189 2
10/24/1882
11/9/1952
l2/2 0/19 09
3/13/19 18
10/24/1895
/17/ 18 77
1905
1911

1897
1902

7/1~/1886

1865
1856

1944
1941

10/6/1893

8/17/1968

1875
1844'

1907
1930

5.
6. John Cecil Busch(son of J .C. &amp; 1908 Evaline)
7. Occupied
8. Baby John Busch
lot # 20-Owner-Geo. Bahnmaier
1.
2. Caroline ;Bahnmaier
10/15/1899
3. George B~hnmaier
11/2/1894

4.

5. Oliver

:

B~nmaier
,

1908

l2/1/19 07

8/22/1908

l2/14/1826
10/1(1829

10/15/1899
11/3/1894

1905

1908

�21
klt If 20' continued
6. Mary Bahnmaier
7. George Bahnmaier
8.
9.
Lot # 21~Owner-Clyde Conn
1. Clyde ,Conn
2.
,
3.
4. BabY,Grayham
5.
6.
7.
8.
klt # 22-Owner-Geo. Noe
1. George W. Noe
2. Hannah: L. Noe
3. Fred Plateman
4. Mrs. Fred Plateman
5. Nettie,M. Noe
6. A. G. Gus Noe
7. Will Piateman
8. Jaunita Mai Plateman
Lot # 23-Owner Adam Scheer

7/28(1912
12/1 /1948

1.865
1.864

10/16/1957

1.899

1/16/19 06
1/15/ 1928
4/15/1944
2/1/19 17
2/12/1957
8/13/1942
6/1~1939
2/3 1917

1912
1948

1957

6/15/1.8 27
1/2/ lB 32
no markers

1/16/1906
1/15/19 28

3/26/1.876
6/16/1.863
no marker
3/3/1915

2/12/1957
8/12/19 42
1/1/1917

l.

2. Adam Scheer
4/4/19 14
1839
3. Rose Anna Scheer
3!22/1895(wife of Adam)
-Ohio
4. Jonathan
Scheer
6
1.881
2/17/193
,
5.
6.
7. Ernest Scheer
1900
8. Charles' Theodore Scheer
1.874
1935
Lot # 24-awner-W. Hammond
1. Waters Hammond
4/21/1951
1.872
2. Wm. H. Hammond
1874
1.827
3. Sarah A. Hammond
1910
1834
4. Will Hammond
no marker
5.
6.
7.
8.
Lot # 25-~er-Ryland Nichols
1.
2. Gertrude! Nichols, Northrop,.J Vaughn 10/13/1962
12/2/1873
3. Mary Nichols
3/17/1932
3/26/1.852
4. Ryland T. Nichols
2/25/1910
1/14/1.848
5.
6.
7. Amelia B. Nichols
8/24/1917
1.888
8. Charles T. lf1ehols
4/29/1953
1.881.

1914
3/22 / 18 95
1936
1900
1935
1951
1874
1910

10/13/1962
3/14/1932
2/25/19 10
1917
1953

�28
Lot # 26-Owner George Carter
1. Charles F. Cox
4/29/ 1947
2.

3. Mary A,. Carter
4. George W. Carter

6/22/1957
4/22/195 2 ?

stone-no dates
11/6/JB68
6/24/JB 65

6/19/1957
8/19/ 195 2 ?

5.

6. James 'Carter (or Corbett)6/5/1919(Co.H. USV.137 7/24/1892 Reg. 35Div.) 6/3/1919
6/1/1900
8/8/19 06
7. Geo. Durward Carter
8/8/19 06
10/8/JB96
8/6/1906
8. Winnie; E. Carter
8/8/1906
Lot # 27-Owner-Elmer Wilson
1907
JB85
1. Mabel C. Wilson
3/8/1917
1881
1953
8/JB/1953
2. Lewis Elmer Wilson
1962
62
JB94
3. Leah Fannie Wilson
2/JB/19
10/12/ JB89
4. Lottie! Wilson
JB92
3/19/ JB 92
no stone
,. Rosie Wilson
JB89
3/23/1938
6. Donald Eldon Wilson
3/21/1938
7.
8.
9.
Lot # 28
1.
2.

3.
4. Angelina Pennington (dau. of W.S. &amp; M.J. Pennington)(l yr,JB 4as.)
12/21/JB79
5.
6.
(Stone N. of Angelina's. Inscription(Our Mother Frances Morris wife of
7.
Wm. J. Pennington-B~rn in Lincoke Co., Kent. 4/19/JB21 D:8/26/JB91
8.
(no record of this grave on Cem.Records)
age 70-4m-7d.)
Lot # 29-Owner Henry Deister
1. Deister Infant
stone L.E.D.
2. Mary Deister
8/28/1936
JB70 Stone M.F.D.
1936
3. Henry·F. Deister, Sr.
10/29/1915
JB36 Stone H.F.D
1915
4. James William Lane
1879
9/6/1870 12,7m,2das.
4/28/JB79
Son of E. S. &amp; L. Land
5. Lillian D. Deister
11/28/1955
12/1/1955
5/ 19/ JB 97
6.
7.
8.
Lot # 30 no burials todate
Lot # 31
I

°

1.
2.

3. Deliah Fix
4. William Fix

5.
6.
7.
8.
1.
2.

3.

4.

Lot # 32-Owner Charlie Zeeb &amp; Ernest Damm

Age about 68 yrs.
1/2/JB09

4/15/1888
12/1/JB74

�29
let # 32 :continued
5. Jennie M. Zeeb
6. Charley Zeeb
7. Michael E. Zeeb

1/8/1947
1/16/195 2

11/11/1869

116(19 47
111 /195 2

1939

11/30/1861
1903

let # 33-Owner Samuel Buchheim
1. Sam F. Buchheim
ll/7/1973
2. Samuel Buchheim
1931
3. Christine Buchheim
11/7/195 0

10/14/1897
1865
1867

11/6/1973
Jq31
1950

let # 34-Owner George Roller
1. Willie Roller
Son of G. &amp; K. Roller Age 127
2. Eddie Roller W.
10/12/1830
3. George Roller
2/17/19 05
2
4. catherine Roller
3/2/1837
2/ 3/1910

2/4/1872
2/17/ 1905
2/23/1910

1939

8.

4.
5.

6.
7.

8.

5.

6. Harvey,H. Roller
7. Lena C.; Roller
8. Charles G. Roller

3/16/1946

7/19/ 1961

8/ 2 6/ 1 948

1902

1946

12/31 1872
9/24/1868

6/5/ 1961
8/24/19 48

1838
61 19118Cf:)
7/26/1832
51 14118Cf:)

12/811888
3/11/19 04
5/10/1888

9/22/1835
8/ 28/1838

12/25/18 98
6/26/19 17

9.

Lot # 35-Owner Samuel Buchheim
1. Margaret Buchheim
1/18/1923
2. Samuel :J. Buchheim
12/8/1888
3. Samuel Buchheim
3/11/1904
4. Anna M. Buchheim
5/10/1888
5. Occupied
6. Occupie,d
7. Occupied
8. Fred I s baby
Lot # 36-Owner Hilbert-Lutz
1. Geo. Chris Hilbert
12/25/1898
2. Henrietta Hilbert
6/26/1917

1923

3.

4.
5.

6. Kate Lutz
1876
1/6/1912
7. Jacob Lutz
1875
8.
'
Lot # 38-Owner Hubert Wulfkuhle
1. Joseph Koehler
9/26/1872
3/10/1871
2. Ethel Rq11er
10/31/1896(dau. of C.G. 5/1/1896 &amp; L. Roller)

3.

4.
5.

6. Hubert Wulfkuhle, Sr.

7.
8.

10/18/1951

1905

(To be ~ontimled)
Copied

~

contributed by lona Spencer, Lecompton, Kansas.

1912
1959

9/26/1872
10/31/1896

1951

�30
Continued from Vol. IV No.4,!!!! Pioneer.

cemetery

Book

Eudora, Kansas "(lB09-1921
Copied by J~ Sweets at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, Kansas.
Sex Color Hationali ty #

ot 'Date of Name
ClSelh- :biir!ar -

Date

1884

~an

3 Jan

8 Apr

'8 Apr

8 Apr

1 da. - - white American
child of Mr
H. MC GFE
fern. white Geman
Anna SCHNEJJlER 73

'8 Apr

John SE.YOOLD

1 June

Katie

40

male white German

ot Lot Cause ot

single
~ave

159

tem. white German

dSaai -

--nervous
disease
killed by
fall
blood
poison

24 Nov
1.2 Dec
13 Dec

single
grave
drowned
single
male· vhi te American
Frank BOLINGER 32
grave
George E. HARRIS 1 yr. , mo. male Black !mer. single gr. consumption
single gr. consumpSolon M. HARRIS 8 yr.7 mo. male Black !mer.
tion
inflam.of
tem. white German
46
Barbara ERNEST 47
bowels
170
cramps
George W. BRUNE 10 da. male 'White German
261
typhoid fev.
Katie BECK
37:, feL white Geman
single gr. consumMollie V. HARRIS 10 yr.10 mo. fem.Black Am.
ption
Pearile ADAMS
1 mo. 20 da. fem •. white .Am.er. 194
cramps.
Oscar WINN
2 yr male white American
diphtheria
child of John orT 1 da. feme white American
87
--Amel1a. REETZ
7 da. feme 1Ihite German
single gr. - Charles E. HEINRICKS 2 yr 3 mo. male white Ger. 193
diphtheria
John SMITH
, yr 6 mo. male 1Ihite !mer.
154
croup

!"1Pr

2 Apr

otis RICHARDS

1 June

2 June

1 June

18 June '19 JUE

4 Aug

,Aug

4 Aug

's

10 Sept

U Sept

Aug

2S Sept :26 Sept
11 oct
12 oct
18 Oct
19 Oct
26 Oct
23 Nov
24 Nov
23 Nov
11 Dec
12 Dec

27 Oct·

24

2S

Nov
Nov

D~

18

42,

188,

47

male white American

230

1ntlam. of
bowels

1 Aug
17 Aug

2 Aug
18 Aug

30 Aug
1 Sept

2' Sept

26 Dec

27 Dec

26 yr. 6 mo. fan. white Amer. 221
diphtheria
Frank HARRIS
- - male black American
single
consumpgr.-I34
tion
Elizabeth ltANZIG 69 yr.ll JIIO. fem.white Ger. 169
typhoid fev.
George CALIMELL 14 DID. male white American
single gr. SUIlll18l'
complaint
John VAUX
70
male vb1 te Englishman 224
old age
Belle FORD
20
fan. black American
single
brain fever
gr.-I/20
Jacob KANZIG
70
male white German
kidney dis.
169

28 Feb

Charles ClW£R

26

Ju~

26 Ju~

:n

Aug

Kar,r MEIER

1886

~eb
23 Mq
1 June

27

M~

22
male white American
22
.tem. black American
Reinbolt E. HF..AISIG24 mo. male 'Iilite Ger.
John Erwin
10 mo. male white American

24Mq Katy MONROE
2 ,June
~--

61
consumption
single gr.liver dis.

.tever
single gr. sUJIIner complaint

�Eudora Cemetery Book continued:

31

-2Sex Color

Nationality

Date of Date of Name

--

1886
"T"'Tune
23 June

fan. black American
fem. 1Ibite American
fem. lIbi te Jmerican

C18i£h 'bUrIal -

7J~

14

J~

25

J~

22 Aug
22 Aug

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1887

~an

.

22 Jan
24 Jan
20 Feb
7 Apr

'

--......

-----------

SAng

-----

28 Aug
lS Oct

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Cause of

&amp;~h-

single gr. fever
heart dis.
200
Mrs. GRIFFIN 40
single
gr.
SUlllller
1
!.ona M. HOBBS
complaint
s\Ullller
com200
child of GRIFFIN 6 lIk. male white American
plaint
cancer
88
tam. 1Ihite American
Eliza HAMILTON 68
single
gr.
spasm
Charles KlEIN'S child 1 da. male lIhite AlBer.
stoma.ck
dis.
66 yr male lIhite German
Henry CIIOLL
Amanda STRAWHER 21

-

child of Mr. HOBBS :3 vks. male white .Amer •
fem. zite German
83
Louise LOTZ
male white German
child of Mr .HElS :3
Cora BISHOP
John GIBSON

fem. white American
male lIhite American

20

10

feme white American
S2
Caroline HERNRICKS 8 da. feme 'White German
feme black American
Willie HARRIS
:3

Mary BORNWELL

29 Apr
1Mq
22 May

Ii. .2! ~

fem. black American

Mary DOISE

20

Mata CLAM

4 mo. feme wite

Christina A. SCHMIT

16

German

fem. white German

single gr. spasm
nervous dis.
summer complaint
measles
260
hurt by
194
train
dropsy
221
spasm
193
swmner comsingle
plaint
gr.1I6
swnmer
comsingle
plaint
gr.#22
single gr. summer cOmplaint
1nfl.amnation
167
of bowels

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To be continued in .future issues of The Pioneer.
Herald

2!. _~re~ed_om
...,

Jan. 21, 18S5

'I,'..

it Free School in Lawrence: A .tree school was commenced in this city a few
weeks since, taught by Mr. Fitch. A meeting of the citizens was held on the
evening of the 18th 1nst., at the school room. The meeting was organized by
the choice of Mr. Samuel F. Tappan, President and Dr. S.C. Harrington, Secretar,y.
A school committee of three was appointed for the ensuing year, consisting of
Dr. R6binson,Dr. Doy, and J. S. Emery, Esq. Mr. Samuel F. Tappan was chosen
clerk~ We are informed enough money has been subscribed to carry on the school
for three and a half months.
tmrrel!ce Athaeneuma The folloWing gentlemen constitute the officers of
the Atli'aeneum: J.
Lery,President; A. H. Mallory, C. S. Pratt, Vice-Presidents;, John HutChinson, Corresponding Secretar;r; E. D. Ladd, Recording Secretary ~ Treasurer; S. N. Wood, Librarian}: C. Robinson, S. C. Pomeroy, S. Y.Lum,
John Hailey, S. J. Willis, Regents.
Question for discussion before the Athaene\llll on Tuesdq evening, the 30th
inst.:, nShould the policy or non-intervention on the part of our government be
departed from in the present contest in EurOpe?1I
Disputants: Af.firmative, J. Hutchinson, J. Mailey; negative, J. Speer,

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C~ke.

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Extracted from a Volume called:

Kansas Claims House Reports 36th Congress
2nd Session (2 vol.)
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The' following are examples of the many interesting testimonies to be found in
the two :volumes of "Kansas Claims". These cla1ms were made by Kansas citizens in ' "
the 1850's and often contain information concerning place of origin~ names of fam117
members, political views, etc. Volumes mq be consulted in the Documents Section of
Spencer Research L1brar;y on the University of Kansas Campus, L85l1'eDCe, Kansas.

--

In the lI1fltter of the petition of Benjamin S. Hancock.

,Margaretta Hancock, sworn, sqs: That she is thevife of petitioner~ and
that in the years 185S aDd 1856 we were living on our claim two and • half miles
from Lecompton. He was from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and a free~tate man~ and not
in good odor with the people of Lecompton on account of his political opinions. In
the year 18SS~ during the Wakarusa war, Mr. Hancock came to'Lawrence to save his
11fe~ and help~ while protecting himself, to protect others. While he was gone~
some men'from Lecompton came and threw do~ our fences, arid the cattle got in and
destroyed our corn. There were nine or ten &amp;cresin corn; it was sod corn. Mr.
Hanrock had gathered a little of the corn to teed with before he came down to Lawrence; the rest destroyed. It was pretty good sod corn. This was all we lost of
much value during that year.
In the month of August or September, 1856, while lI\V' husband was absent-,
having ned to save his 11£e-a company ot men, calling thanselves Kickapoo Rangers,
about fUty in number, came to our house. It was Sundq morning. They were commanded bY one John Randolph. He paraded his men before the house, ordered ~e men
to go in :and search the house, and take what they could t1nd tor the use of the southern &amp;rnG"~ The men entered the bouse from both sides, began swearing, saying we had
a store for the abolitionists at Lawrence,but they would not get it. Then they commenced plundering; some in one room; some in the other; some up stairs, turning over
the beds"taldng the blankets, swearing they were too good tor abolitionists; inquired
for Mr. Hancock; swore if they had him they would kill him. They took coffee, sugar~
crackers" meat, harness--several sets, &amp;:0.
They took all rrI3' provisions. I expostulated with them; told them they were
gentlemen' to take all I had to eat, my husband being gone, and I having tll&gt; little
ones to attend to. MJ'. Lamb then took a piece of meat, some dried fruit, and a washpan full of coffee, and gave them to me. Captain Randolph got mad, ordered Hr. Lamb
to leave ~s COlUp8l\Y, as his conduct was a disgrace to it; that he was a coward and
a traitor: to his compq-. Lamb said he would not see a woman hungry. Pistols were
drawn by' ~lph, who said the next thing taken out of the wagon he would shoot
the man who did it.Lamb wanted to leave a sack of flower, but was compelled to give
it up. Randolph made a speech, s~, among other things, he would go over with his
things to I Lecompton, and come back again. They broke and destroyed evvr,ything they
could lq their hands on that tbq did not carry 81tltq. That afternoon about 300 men
came on h~rseback, accompanied by some wagonsJ picked up what they wanted, throwed
down the fence; drove and rode through the cornfield, aet fire to the house three
times, but it was put out. The barn and its contents they burnt down. There were in
it ploughs, and chests of tools and ever;ytb.ing necessar:v to carry on a farm.
B,etween the two visits on that dq I had obtained a guard from Colonel Cooke,
and had ~ a few light things into the wagon. The last ~ who came even tried
to rob the. wagon of the few th1ngs it contained, but were auccesstulq resisted by the
I

guard.

.

Myself and mother came back to the house atter the barn was burned, and~
waiting till dark, hid some things by oovering them up in the garden, wt they were
all stolen, and broken up.
The items in the house and barn, as .at down in the petition, were Q'llafried
destroyed, or burned up at that time, except the items tor .poons. There

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were t_lve large spoons" silv8l'"worth 136" and 12 small ODeS, worth $lOJ these
vere carried 11/I6tq. The pre.ems were lIOrth $1 per gallon. .Ten acres of corn and
over were destroyed at the same time" the fence being thrown down. What they did
DOt pack off, the c sttl. and hoga destroyed. An acre of potatoe a was also dug up
and destroyed. Three horses were taken off.
When Mr. Hancock Ca11l8 into the Territo1'1' he brought twenty-tive vagon loads
of goods, such as 18 set out in hill petition" and two loads afterwards.
her
Margaretta:
Hancock

-I-

mark

Witness: Samuel A. ~an
Sworn to before me April 29, 18,9

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Samuel A.

~an

In the matter of the petition of Henry Eggert.

Test:LmoD¥
Douglas County, sa:
, Sophia Eggert, being d:u~ sworn" says; I IE the wife of petitioner" H8nl'1'
Eggert; on the l..hth day of September, 1856, we lived on our claim, about a mile
southwes~ of Franklin" in this county, and have lived there aince; a great II18.l'\Y men
c'sme to our house that dq; Mr. Eggert was hid; it was the day Franklin was burned;
the.r too~ away some of our chickens, we had over a hundred before they came, and thq
onl3 lett us forty; thsy were worth $4 per dozen; I .,uld not taka three bits apiece for them; thf:\V' took all our bed clothes, lett our feather beds, took an umbrella, razor, carving knife, two butcher knives, chair, and IIl8lIY other things that
I can·t ~ar, worth, in all, $200.; they took four of our best milch cows, worth
$!6 apiece; thq rode our horse till he was so hurt that we thought he would die;
they rode him one night and one day only, we could not use him all sWIIIler; I don't
lmow how ,much he was damaged, I think at least $,0.
her
Sophia
Eggen
Witness: Samuel A. Kill@Uan
mark
Sworn to before me, AprU 2..7, 1859
Sanuel A. Kingman"COOInissioner

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--..

J:. B. Johnston, sworn" says: I know petitioner, have knOlill him for three
years" during all which time he has lived in this Territor.r" and is a citizen of the
Territory now; I 8I1l his near neighbor; in the month of September" at the same t:1me
Franklin was burned, the B.l"fI\Y' that burned Franklin, under General Reed, drove oft
four COlIS, the property of petitioner; I was taken prisoner, saw the cows of petitioner with twenty or thirty other of ray neighbors' cattle driven otf in that drove;
other droves were added tothes8 from time to time, and all permed in the lot of
BilJ.y Wallace, in Franklin; the cows were worth $.30 each; he has never recovered
them; I ~ow nothing of his other losses.

Sworn to };)afore

1118"

E. B. Johnston.

April 30, 1859.

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Contributed bY' Judy Sweets
Herald ~ Freedom, Aug.

4"

Samuel A. Kinguan"
Commissioner

18"

Marriedr A Magnolia, Ill. on the 12th 1nst., b.r the Rev. Mr. Dwm of Wenona,
Col., qeo. S. Park, lately one of the editors of the Parkville LlllIl1nary, to
Mary Louise, eldest daughter of lim. W. Holmes Esq. former13 ot New York City.
Mr. Park finds this to be a"glorious country'" after all, since tor the
one ho~ he lost he is now blest with Holmes.

�34
QUANTRILL RAID CLAIMS

Evening Tribune Lawrence, Kansas,

5 March 1887

'-rhe Quantrill Raid Claim Bill passed the House last evening about
6 o'Clock, receiving seven more votes than a constitutional majority."'•.••
"Mr. Bowersock has worked with untiring energy for the success of this
measure, which was one of the hardest to manage of anything before the Legislature ••••• The intelligent and successful efforts of Mr. Bowersock, Mr. Cox
and other members, prominent among whom was Hon. J. B. Clogston, the newly
appointed Supreme Court Commissioner, will be gratefully remembered by the
citizens of Lawrence."
'''The following is a complete list of the losses of residents of Lawrence.
To fi,nd the total each will receive, if the amount exceeds $1,000. add 25%
of the remainder, the sum not to exceed $1,500."
Albach, Phillip
Aldridge, T.
Allen, A. K.
Allen, Sam' 1
Allison, J. D.
Ambler, B. A.
Ander,son, M.
Babcock, C.
Baile'y, F. S.
Barteldes, F.
Beoch, J. C.
Biebush, H.
Bissell, -1&amp;.
Blood, Jas.
Bradl~y, E. L.
Breton, Peter
Briezebower, J.
Brooks, P. R.
Brown. WIn.
Buchanon, W.
Bullene, L.
Bussee, L. G.
Butz, J. A.
Carpenter, A. J.
ChurChill, G.
Clarke, H. S~
Clarke, Sidney
Cline, Mary
Coleman, E. A.
C. Congo Church
Corbon, Eddie
Cordley, Rev.
Crane,' J. S.
Crouch ~ Ril ey
Crutchfield, WID.

$2210.
2135.
6000.

125.
1200.
211.
411.

4700.
2510.
1440.
80~

1700.
956.
395.
478.
1200.
1800.
1450.
1200.
2350.
17,175.
500.
2000.
9500.
8780.
2532.
577.
155.
125.
1288.
200.
2850.
3261.
370.
230.

DaLee, A. G.
Davis, Jno.
Dillon, Fannie
Dixon, Chas
Dix, Ralph C.
Donnelly, B~
Donnelly, J.
Drisdon, B
Duncan, Amos
Duncan, C.
Duncan, W. H.
Ecke, F. J.
Edwards, C. L.
Edwards, Jno.
Eggert, Fred
Eggert, Henry
Eldridge &amp; Ford
Eldridge, E. S.
Eldridge, S. W.
Elli s, l'Ileredi th
Emery, J. S.
Endicott, W.
Evans, D.
Evans, J. W.
Falley, E. R.
Faxon, Jas. D.
Faxon, W. T.
Filmore, H. S.
Filmore, H. S. &amp; L.
Fisher, Alben
Fisher, H. D.
Fitch, E. p.
Fitz, R. H.
Fowler, Thos.
Frazier. R.L.

$2097.
450.
275.
1196.
7000.

200.
125.
600.
2SO.

];2,673.
15,000.
3050.
300.

120.
ISO.

500.
5147.
2370.
60,000.
800.
250.
500.
178.
1500.
518.
50.
767.
4852.
l5,965.
575.
1800.
2000.
75.
705.
11,875.

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French, E. P.
Freeman, F.
Frey~ Sam

Fuller, F.
Garvin, T. S.
Glathardt, J. H.
Goodin, Joel K
Goss. G. W.
Gregg, A.
Griffith, G. W. E.
Griffith &amp; Marcell
Griswold, J. F.
Grovenor, G.
Grovenor, H. P.
Guild, E. B.
Hard,: A. B.
Hard &amp; Reynolds
Harli'n, Henry
Hart, I Hen ry
Hartm'an, M.
Haske'll, A.C.
Haske'll, J. G.
Hazeltine, W.
Hendry, J. M.
Hicks:, R.
Hill, Hiram
Hi 11, ' Luther
Holt, Geo. E.
Holt,G. E. &amp; Co.
Hornsl;&gt;y, Elmira
Horton, J. C.
Horton, s. s~
House, J.
Howe 11, Lewi s
Howell, M. A.
Hughson, C. A.
Hunter, Hiram
Hunter, Jane
HUson, s~ H.
Innes, H. L.
Janes, E. J.
Jenkins, Ann
Johnson, Louis
Johnson, Thos.
Johnson, W. M.
Katenstein, A.
Keef, Jas.
Ki 11 am , Mrs.
Kilworth, Ike
Kimball, Sam
Ladd, E. D.
Lane, J:. H.
I

500.
450~

6000.

500.
2285.
2400.

450.
4500.

350.
2540.
7000.
8000.

2250.
2300.

1000.
263.
4010.
525.

4550.
4584.
525.
800.

4400.
288.

550.
1200.
3261.

2371.
3261.
1650.
210.

100.
1850.
300.
100.
160.
250.
55.
5S00.
300.
205.
1730.
525.

141.
300.

512.
394.
6900.

SO.
32.
2500.

8370

Lane, Nettie
Leibe, Nancy
Leis, W. J.
, Leonard, B~
Lewis, I. N.
Li vingston, Co.
Loesch, Mich al
Lo fgren, Thea.
Longfellow, C.
Luddington, R. W.
Lykins, Wm. H. R.
Madson, E.
Magier, Adam
Marshall, Z.
Marti n, Iren
Marti n, Fred
Marvi n, J. F.
Mears, \'1m.
Meeks, C. M.
Miller, C. J.
Miller, J.
Miller, R. H.
Mills, A. R.
Moon, A.
Moore, H. L.
Morrow, R.
Mosby, A.
Mosby, Andre\\!
Mug an , Patrick
McAllister, O. W.
Norton, Mrs. E. M.
Norton, S~ B~
Oehrle, G.
Oldham, A.
Oli ver, Thos.
Owen, C.
Patterson, S.
Pease, C. H.
Perry, Aaron
Pickens, G.
Pierce, G. W.
Pollock, J.
Prentice, Angie
Prentice, S. B.
Prentiss, T.
Putney, L. B.
Randall, P.
Rankin, W. A.
Raymond, H.
Reed, F. W.
Reynolds, S.
Reynolds, W.

150.

5000.

100.
350.
2500.
1839.
800.
287.

1210.
15,200.
4500.

140.
338.
800.
4260.

148.
846.
385.
765.
100.

2583.
1050.
75.
340.

140.
11 ,050.

500.
297.

253.
1165.
900.

8150.
1000.
no~

2500.

3SO.
953.
945.

4704.
3550.
1360.
8000.

200.
1000.
674.

129.
613.
2500.
1557.

12,000.
3226.

56.

�Rich'ards, H.
Ridenour, P. D.
Ridenour &amp; Baker
Riggs, S. A.
Rollins, J. D.
Rollins, Jno.
Ross', Jno.
Russell, S. C.
Sands, J. G.
Sargen ,G. 'H.
Savage, Joseph
Scott, W. H.
Scho~t, J. Fo
Schwab, John
Scruggs, R.
Searl, A. D.

w.

Shan~on,

Shearer, G.
Simmons, F.
Simmons, T. J.
Simpson, Mrs.
Simpson, S. N.
Skinner, Sam
Smi th, Ed
Snitij, G. W.

Snodden, M.
Soule, Emily N.
Southerl and, S.
SparJ;, F. W.
Speer, Jno.
Steinberg, T. J.
Steve,ns, R.
Stonebre aker, S.
Stone, Sarah
Sum,

s.

y~

Sutliff, John

$34,000.
Sutliff, W. E. &amp; Co.
$1350.
3000.
Thacher, T. D.
650.
120.
Thomas, C~
35,000.
324.
Thompson, E.
685.
1712.
Thornton, J. W.
1000.
800.
Tisdale, HEmry
4000.
490.
Tolbert, M. A.
2500.
ISO.
Torbott, M. A.
1400.
1071.
Trapman, Ed
4275.
780.
Trask, R. J.
509.
389.
Turner, Jas.
102.
121.
U1rech, Casper
500.
6000.
Watson, J. E.
1770.
700.
Watts, A.
1050.
265.
Wheeler, H.
250.
1100.
White, A. W.
500.
727.
Whitman, Rosa
3200.
135.
Whitney, R~
2022.
8000.
Wilder, J. H.
2480.
3330.
Wilder &amp; Palm
1512.
700.
Wiler, Carl R.
8900.
1156.
Williamson, A.
1703.
5738.
Wi lli s, J. &amp; Bro'.
300.
3700.
Winchell, A. T.
225.
1538.
Wood, E. W~
1500.
Wright, C. A.
135.
100.
6800.
Zimmerman, W.
200.
The following not legible:
4000.
5813.
Eng---. F. &amp; W.
1200.
Ford, ?
160.
1101.
SO.
27SO.
Fo--une. R.
Martin, ?
538.
350.
Simpson, ?
1583.
1250.
Wilmarth, O.
(1)500.
160.
5---.
-----rick, ?
1200.
100.
--compiled by Pauline B. Elniff. August 1980

------Herald

2.!

Freedom, April

14, 185&gt;

Married: On the evening of the 3rd 1nst., at the residence of Judge John
Curtis" by J. K. Goodin, Esq.,Mr. Henry Austin Corlew to Miss Zorelda Bledsoe.
In Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 19, 1854, Enima Asenath, aged 9 months 15 dqs.
In Lawrence, April 3d, 18&gt;5, Leander Flanders, .aged 5 years 4 months and
8 days. Both of the above were children of J. F. and A,. P. Morgan, formerly
of South Framingham, Mass., now of this city. We sympathize with the bereaved
parents in their severe affliction.

Died:

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OBITUARY RECORDS
of
New England Society'
of
Lawrence, Kansas 1899-1927
Excerpts~

from the handllI'i tten obituaries, except where newspaper clippings
are indicated. Original record in the "Kansas Col1ection~ at Spencer Research Library, Uni versi ty of Kans as, Lawrence, KS. By Pauli ne B. Elni ff

pp 1-2. Charles Edward WILDER, b Brandon.
1893l d Lawrence 2 May -1899. '

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Sept 1840;: came to Lawrence

pp $-4' Andrel'l Miner GRANT", b Windhan County. CT 1825; m Sarah J. lI.'IILIAMS
1850; ,to Kansas' 1882; d Lawrence'May 1899.
pp 5-~"Mlss Mary JIOOINSQ'or. 1899 (no other dates included in 4-page obituary)
traced her lineage t,ack even as far as Oliver CRQ\IWEU.; her New England ancesto~s dated from the Mayflower; her mother was a MANlELL from Barre, ~tAi
her uncle, Charles: ROBINSON, was the first Governor of Kansas. ~ss Robinson's ,intense interest in securing greater rights for women led her to fonn
the WOmen's Republican Club. She was also largely responsible for the formation of the Martha Washington Chapter of DAR.
p 9 Mrs. Chas.
d 26 Feb 1901.
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W~ stITH -

Jane Elizabeth WALKER, b London, PA 4 June 1844;

p 9-10, Gilbert Howe lttORGAN. b SOuth Franinghmn, MA 27 Feb 1'852; to Lawrence
1855; m Rachel g •. snntmS; d r )Jar 1901.
pp 10-12: Albert WHITCCJdB, b Fayston. 'IE. 14 Aug 1827; to Osawattomie 1855';
m Aurilla hlJNTLEYof St. Johnsburg 1851; d Lawrence 26 Aug 1901.
pp 13-14 Rev. John S. BROWN, b Ipswich, NB'26 Apr 1806; to Lawrence 1857;
d 15 Ju1 1902.
pp 15-i6 John P. ROSS~ b Warren, MAApr 1'839; to Lawrence 1855 with parents; m Rose SPICER 1865; d 1902.
.
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p',17' ..rs. Francis Antoinette NEVIsm~ b Ashtabula' County, OR 22 Dec· 1837;
m William W. N£1nsm at Rome, 0If20 Jul 1856; d Lawrence 30 Sept 1903.
P 18. Betsey· BICKNELtNOYES, bAbington, ItA. IS Nov 1820; to Lawrence 1'368'
d Lawrepce 21 May 1903.
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P 19 D'. $'. ALFORD (Judgel~ b Riverton, cr 4 OCt 1848; to Lawrence 1873;
m ~sie' D. SAVNiF; 14 Apr 1874'; d'Lawrence 22: Feb 1903.
p 20_: H~ B~ ASHER~ (newspaper Clipping 9 Dec 1922) resident of Lawrence
forty-five years; was eighty-five: years old; widow, Mrs. Mollie E. ASHER;
four ch~ldren: Henry H~ ASHER and Dudley C. ASHER of Lawrence, ~rs. Alice
M. HARVEY' and Joel J. ASHER of WiChita.

�P 21 Mrs. Lucia M. NEmtAN. childhood home Weatherslie1d. VI; m Dr. Albert
NEWMAN to Lawrnece 1857; d Lawrence 10 1904, aged seventy-nine years.
pp~ 22:-23' Mrs. Asenath P. MORiAN, maiden nmne ASenath Perry Htt/E, b South
FramihghElll. MIt 17 Feb 1818;. m Jonathan F. MOBiAN Holliston. ItA 1840; to
LaWTence 1854; d 1904.

P 24 ; Judge Samuel A~ RIGGS. (newspaper clipping. not dated) b Hanging Rock,
Franklin COunty. OB 1 Mar 1835; io Lawrence 1859; m Kate EARLE 31 Dec 1861;
d Ann~ Arbor MI. Mrs. Riggs died seven months ago; one son, Harry Earle
BIGGS: survi ves.
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p 25 ,Richard COrd1ey. D.O•• (two newspaper clippings) ,b Nottingham, England: (J sept 1829; to America 1833'; to Michigan; to Kansas 1857; m Lfary Minta
cor 1858; was ordained at Quindaro 27 Jan 1858; his first sermon in Plymouth
Congregational Church, Lawrence 2 Dec 1857. His funeral conducted by J. G.
DAUGHERTY of Kansas Ci tYi pall bearers were: John HASKElL, o. ~. H"ANSCGIE,
C'~ L. 'EDWARDS~ J. D~'AXm, .~ E. BAZPZ-J, p~ It alERY, K~ D~ WEAVER' and Frank
BAI~.

p 26;ilrs. Richard CORDLEr. (newspaper Clipping, Lawrence Journal-World
dated ,1 Dec 1913&gt;' Funeral notice and tribute. No statistics.
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p 27 Mrs. Mary II. (PIERCE) CLARI&lt;E, daughter of Benj amin F. PIERCE and Mary
R. HAWKES; b llarbleliead, MA 6 July 1869; to Kansas Ci ty wi th pcrents HID1;
m Alfred Houghton CLARKE 30 June 1893'; Ii ved in Lawrence five years; moved
to New York City'1898; d Lancaster, MA IT April 1905.
p 28 Dr. Albert NmIAN~ b Windsor VI 2 Dec 1824; m Lucia- U. TaLES"1851;
to Lawrence 1857; in the Civil War was aP90inted surgeon of the 3rd &amp;egiment Kansas Volunteers; d 1905.
P 29 Reuben W. IlJDINGTCJIl, b West Springfield, MA1827; to Lawrence 1057;
d 7 Oct 1905.
p 30. Mrs. Matilda O·CamOR SPEI~CER. b Sand Lake, NY,' 1043'; m Selden P. Spencer 1859; lived in Madison, WI, then Texas, but removed to Kansas during the,
war; #lother of seven children; d Lawrence' 25 Jan 1905.
pp 31-32 Alexander was, b Tompkins County, NY near village of Jacksonville 13 Nov 1830; to Lawrence: fall of 1857; m MC!ry L. NOIiTB fall of 1863;:
d 30 Jan 1905 leaving an only son.
p,32 S~ N. sntPsm~(newspaper clipping no date) eighty-nine years old; helped found Lawrence 1854; suggested its name after Amos G. LA~mmCE of Boston;
Gave $10,000 to start the fund t~at fixed University of Kansas at Laurence.
John BI~: and Mr. SItIPSCN were roommates In Lat'lI'ence, and when Bll!:WJN left,
he gave, SDlPSQ\l all his personal effects •. He financed the first bridge
built a~ross the ICaw at Central AVenue:.
p 33' Miss Sarah A. BROWN. (Full page Clipping dated 4 j~lD 1924, from The'
Iitdi an Leader, a weekly newspaper publ1 sbed by the Haskell lnsti tute, ; tribute ~ wri tten by Cilarles Francis MESERVE) Also a sketch of her life (net'lSI

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paper clipping) by William Herbert CARRUTH reprinted from the Pacific Yni:
tarian. She was born at Buffalo, NY, the daughter of Rev. John BR,)WN, a
UnitarlanMinister; to California 1912; d 11 AUg 1923'. She was widely
knoWn: as a Unitarian Missionary~ •• "She was actively interested in many reform movements. A~ one time she was president of the Kansas State Federation' of Women's Clubs •. She was a personal friend of &amp;1san B. Anthony and
Lucy Stone, and her near kindred cherish the certific&lt;lte of The National
Woman' s Suffrage A;ssoci at ion honoring her as a pioneer. She rej oiced in
the recollection that she had seen the triwnph of three great refor.:Js:
emancipation, universal suffrage, and prohibition, and she had faith that
the cause of international peace would soon be won. She worked as e&lt;:1rnestly': as she could in the ~hternational League for Peace."
p' 34'C1arence Seymour HAIL. (newspaper clipping) b Carrollton, MO 2 Oct
1868; m Lillian POPENOE Lawrence IT Jun 1896; came to Lam~ence 1008'; d
16 Feb 1922.
p 35 :Mrs. John G. HASKEU. -, Mary Elizabeth BLISS HASICEU., b Wilbrahar.t,t!A
22 Oct 1837;. m Capt. John G. P.ASKELL 1859; to Lawrence 1859; d 19 June
(year not listed) San Diego, CA.
.
pp 3&amp; ,to 74 are all blank.
p 75 Mrs. Elmira HORNSBY' - Elmira Wom.ILEY b COrning NY;: to Kansas 1856
with sister and brother-in..law, L. J. WORDm.l; returned to NY 1860; m ColumbusHOHNSBYin New York 1862 a few days before his death. She returned
to Lawrence, where she di ed 28 Feb' 1911l Obi tuary by Mrs. Geo. A'. BlJillS.

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Col.

O~

E. LEARNAlID, (newspapel· Clipping, 4' coltunnsl b Fairfa."(,
In the spring of 1857 wi tIl other
parties of Lawrence, started the town of Burlington, KS vlhere he built the
first hotel, the first mill, the first business house and the first building us~d for school and church purposes; was Lieutenant-Cblonel of 1st Kansas VO~\lnteer Infantry at breaking out of the Civil War; resigned fror:l the
amy 1863 and resumed residence in Lm'.Tence. His wife was the daughter of
COl. S~ W. ELDRIIXiE and,they had three sons. Ee died 8 Nov 1911.

VT 14,mov 1832; to Lawrence fall of·1855.

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Mrs. Sara T. D. ~OBINS:)N, daughter of ~1iriam LA:mENCE' and C1ariss
DWIGm., b Belchertown, nIA- 12 Jul 1827; m Charles RGSDJSOH 30 Oct 1851; to
Lawrence 'spring of 1855; 1867 moved to Oakridse, four miles north of Lawrence where she died 15 Nov 1911; buried in Oak Hill Ce:Jetery beside ~ler
husband, the late Charles ROBINS~{, the first {Jovernor of Kansas. Obituary
by F. W. BLACIBIAR.
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p 79 Mrs. I. J. GRAY-- Martha P. mE, daughter of Dr. John YALE, b Ware,
14k 3 De,c 1361; m I. J. GRA!at Ware 10 Feb 1891; to Beloit, IS- (1) in May,
thence to Lawrence; d &amp;101t,
at the home of a sister 20 Oct 1911' buried Oak. Hill Cenetery, tawrence; survived by husband, two sons and a'daughter.

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p 80

O~.~ McALI.ASTER

1911 - printed obituary missing.

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A~ HAfiSCClm' (newspaper clipping not dated) Oliver Angevine HA:!~
b Portsmouth, NIl 13 ()ct 1831. ~tr. HANSCct.l \'ias 23 years of age when
he started out from Bostonsiation with the emigrant aid party bound for
lans as, singing as they journeyed westward, the hymn \'ll"i t ten for them by
Whittier:' -We cross the prairies as of old
Our fathers crossed the sea,
To make the west as they the east,
The homestead Qf the free.'
"There remain now in Lawrence but two others of that historic party, Mr.
Forest :SAVAGE and Mrs. Louise ROUSELAUX. It Mr. Hanscome m~rried Miss Anna
Lappan '25 Oct 1857. She died: i,n June 1912'. ,At the time of his death, Mr.
HAN&amp;:m1E was 83 years and 22' days old and had li ved in Lawrence since 1854.

P 81

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pp 82-83 Mrs. Arma TA?PAN(newspaper LAPPAN) HANSC(Iil, b New York City 9 Oct
1851; to Lawren ce in 1854 wi th the f ami 1y of Rev. 5amue 1 y~ Lmt~ Ur. UJrlI,
wi th a commission from the Home Uissionary SOciety, held his first services
1 Oct in the Hay Tent just erected by trle New England Einigrant Aid Society
for a lodging house and other gathering for the early settlers. Here on
15 Oct, a meeting was held with a view to the organization of a Union Church.
This meeting adjourned to Sunday 22 Oct at which date the Plymouth Congregational Church was organized. Married Oliver ~ Hanscom 13 Oct 1857.
P 84 Miss Ellen LEABNARD. Newspaper clipping of tribute to her memory by
Clarence HAIL, in the Gazette 19 Feb 1912. No statistics~
p 85-86: Mary BUrbESS SAVAGE (l83$.1912) , b Deanston, near Stirling, Scotl'and; one of a large fa.mily of children; at age IS to New York Ci ty, then
Springf~e1d, am; m Joseph SAVAGE and cane to Lawrence to make a horne for hi s
. motherless children; husband died 1891.
p 87-88' f.1rs. Joseph

E~

RIGGS, daughter of Dr. and AIrs. FUu.ER;b Norwich,

cr 1845; to Lawrence in 1857; in the first class at the Uni versi ty of Kansas; m l872;d 27 Mar 1913.
p 89 Mrs. Charles L. EDWARDS, came ::to Lawrence from Northampton, UA with
husband and two little girls 1866', d,~2 Nov 1913.
p 90 MJ;'s. Forrest SAVAGE - Lydia W0RT3~ b Hanover, NH 27 Jan 1830; m Forrest SAVAGE' 8 !;tar 1849; in fall of 1855 came to Lawrence; four chi Idren:
Willi am ~ iWma, May and Frank; d Lawrence 24 Aug 1914.
p 91 E~han Allen SJITE; b Andover, VT 4 May 1832; to Lawrence 1857; in
banking business until 1861, to ,Washington DC position in Indian Burenu until 1865; returned to Lawrence and helped to organize the First National
Bank of ,which he became cashier. 'r,1C follol'n.ng year went into the hotel
business,. In 1074, started NO!r.'i()()D Stock Farn of 300 acres west of Lawrence. The fine horses from the NOmvOOD Fam have made the name famous.
Was a m~er of the Legislature for two years, and a member of the Masonic
body in the Knights Temp1ar rank~ p~ died in La~,.Tence 22 Mar 1914.
pp 92-931 Col. H. S. ~TOORE~ d 1914; b r-lantua, OIl 25 Feb 1337· his fatl1er
a native:
Granb~, crt t~ Lawrence 1058; s~rved in the. 2nd Kansns Infan~ry;
m 1364 E~tiler IiAm.i'JN of OU, daughter of a ploneer of MA; left wife and t,:,JO sons.

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�p 94 ,Paul LEARNAHD. b Lawrence 25 sept 1868'; fnther. a native of VT; mother. native of MA'; m Anna DYKE of Burlington, VT 1895; d 1914; survived by
wife and one son. BUrdick.
p 95 Mrs. Wilder S. llE'l'CAIF - ~lary CROSIER METCALF. b Sullivan, Ash1 and
County, OH 4 Jun 1057; m Wilder METCALF 30 Ju1 1873; to KS nine yec&gt;rs later;
d Lawrence 8 Sept 1914.
P 960li ver A. P~~SCO'.i, (handHri tten obituary) b Ports::nuth HI-I 13 Oct 1331;
d Lawrence 4 Nov 1914; had five children, three survhre him.
pp 97-98 Mrs. HOL:.H:GBElRY - LeonoraS. m:CKER. b Portland, ME Oct 1859;
to Illinois for one year, then to Kansas 1366; rn George };or..Lli·!GBEr!RY Dec 1902;
left a widow Mar 1912; d 21 Nov 1914.
Printed news item: Mrs. Leonora S~ Wl..Ln:GBERl1Y. who died at the Srrr.!:)NS
Hospital Saturday night, left a will devoting her !Jroperty at 841 :.laine St.
to be used as a home for girls in Lmrrcnce. A farm consisting of 160 acres
some distance from tom is by the terms of the will to be used for the support of the home thus founded. "f1er house will be used to its capacity in
provid~ng a home for girls in Lawrence who are t'!ol"Idna for si,lall w~'Jes, and
who have no families or whose families live elsewhere". T11e Unitarian church
is named as trustee for the home, and will have charge of the administration
of the property. It will be knol'm as the nicker Home for Gfrls. T'ne cause
of death was cancer. She was fifty-seven years old.
pp 99-ioo Joseph EchnondRIGGS, b Portsmouth. OIl 31 AUg 1037; to Lawrence
1864; m ADnie FUUER 3 Oct 1372; d 16 Dec'. 1914; three daugl1ters survive.
pp: 101-102 Mrs. S~ J. CIDRCHIIL -. Louann GRANT. daughter of Rev. Jacob GRArlT;
bCoop~rstown, NY 26 Feb 1044; m. S.- J~ CHURCHILL at Council Grove, KS 4 Aug

1879;

no

date of death given.

p 103 ,r.Irs •. F. D. r,lOIlSE - Adaie ~r1 r,~O:1SE. eldest daughter of Dr. Aivan
and Abby s\IITH'; b Monson. MA 8 AUg 1840; I!l Dr. F~ D. MORSE 19 Oct 1669; to
La\'1rence first week i'n Nov 1869; a resident forty-five years; survived by
husband, a brother. Dr. Frank L. 5.IITII and his four children; burial at Monson, ~.
.
p.104 ,Forrest SAVN;lr. b Hartford, VI" 27 sept 1626; youngest son of ~liUiaJ!l
and Polly HAHEN SAVAGE; m Lydia G. WOln'H-8 Uar 1849; to Lawrence 9 Sept 1094;
pre-emp:t ed fam west of Lawrence 1894; lJoved to Lawrence where be died 11
Aug 1915.
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p 105 ~!rs. Ann IIElmILL mmINS.
MERRIU.~ practiced medicine many
port, ~; m ?Craius? JENKINS and

b IIa'1over NlJ 2 Hay 1323;: her father, Dr.
years in Hanover;' moved wi th family to Lockcc:me to Lawrence 1854. Tbey became identified \'lith the Free State people and Mr. JEN!aNS was at one time a prisoner
in the power of the pro-slavery party. In 1658 he was murdered by one James
Lane. afterwards: U. S~ Senator. After his murder, Urs. JEmaNS cared for
her thr~e children and brought them up to be an honor to. the ci ty and useful
members ,of society. She died 30 AUg 1915, age 92 yrs. 4 ~o.

�p, lO~ ltrs. Rose BRa::K Sf.nT~I, b Leavenworth County 23 May 1067; moved to
Greenwood County; educated at EureI{a, and Uni versi ty of Kansas; to Ottawa
1891; had rccord of beinu one of the best primary teacJ!ers in the state;
m F. ':A. SIdITII 1:893'; d Lawrence 29 Sept 1915.
p 107 Alexander faOOllOE, son of Donald lt~ROE and Jeannette R('5S U~~eOE,
in the County of Ross: and Cromarty in northern part of SCotland. They left
SCotland 1843. Alexander born on shipboard on the banks of Nel'1 Foundland
2 Aug 1843"~ Landed at Salem, fdA; enlisted in Civil War in Co. F 23rd r;~as­
sachusetts Infantry;'m. 17 Nov 1364 in Salem; to Lawrence 1382; elected
President of l'lerchants National Bank 1890; resigned in 1914 due to failing
hcalth; d 24 Dec 1916; leftl'Ji.'fe and three children.
pl08-109 rase George A. BANKS - Belen Mary BErIITI', daughter of Jason and
Cyntllia BROWN HEWITt, b North Granville. NY 13 Spet 1836; moved to Winona
County, MN 1850; to Lawrence 13 Jul 1857 to work for her mother's cousin,
G. W.; BROWN, publisher of the Herald ~ Freedom; m (1) Dr. Jerome GRIs!'lOtD
9 May 1859; had two children; Dr. GlU$iOLD murdered in QUANT?JtL' 5 Raid
Aug 21 1863; in 1870 m (2) Mr. BANKS; had two children, one died in infancy,; she d 10 Jan 1915~
p no, Charles L. EDWA.1DS, (newspaper clipping, not dated) b Southhampton,
atA 19 Oct 1828;, to Lawrence 1855'; was the first school head in Latvrence
1857-~9; was first elected superintendent of public instntction in Douglas
County, took charge gf the office 1 March 1859 when there were but three
organized schools. Wi thin three months thh-ty schools were in operation in
the county; was one of first trustees of "lhat has becorJe the Uni versi ty of
Jansas, and was principar of be academic department w,lich opened in fall of
1859.' In 1860 he accepted posi ticn of prinCipal of Southha'ilpton Academy until spring of 1862. Married 4 Oct 1360 in North Hadley, HA (\'11'i tten obit.
gi ven 1marrialje date as 1362 and name of wife, Susan R. P(1.'lEP.S:·of South Hadley, ~IA). In 1862 erlisted in 37th Uassnchusetts Infantry, Co D. At close
of waJ;', retired as a Major in his regiment. t1as one of founders and charter
members of Plymouth Congregational Church; held office of tre~Sl!rer over
half
century. Survived by daughter, Uiss Virginia EI1.'lAiDS. Died 22 Nov
1916; buried Oak Hi11~cemetery.

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P 110 Brief clipping ~~out the death of Miss Virginia S~ Edwllrds. NO' statistics.
P 111 ' rotrs. Cecilia O. TO'llNE, b near Non'lalk, OH 1843; m. Rinna TOWi,!E of
ford, MA 1068; ,to Lawrence same year; d 18 Jun 1916.

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pp n2~n4 Paul R. 53ooI&lt;5, b York, ME 22 .Till 1834; one of t\'lclve childrcn
of Jereniah and Eveline BROOKS; to Kansas City 1854, then to Lavll'ence. -The
first J:Ilerchant in Lawrence, member of City Council t'lhicil defied GO~lornor nobert J., tiAIJ(ER, rJember o,f the territorial legislature; County ClerI&lt; for six
consecutive terms in the early history of Douglas County; County Treasurer
several timGs and coshier of several Lawrence banks--a Pioneer who CR".1e in
September 1854 and ,rno has been identified with the histol"'J and developnent
of the,town ever since, died SUnday morning at his home on south Tennessee
Street;. d 17 Dec 1916. Pall benrers: Ur. Fran!' BROCKS, C113r'les :-I. TUClmU,
W. R. MAXH , I. J. MEADE, A. D. WEAVER, C~ s. FIr-~C!i~ Buried at Dale fall.
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115 Mrs Paul Ii. BROOKS, (newspaper clipp~nu. not dated)' d~u9hter of Jev.
• Cayug&lt;l C-...
-::Ie • to
,p
Alanson: .
i3aJG:ITa~, BEptist ;:iinister 13 J'une In
;)~m loy: ro·"·
'.' ••c 0..
r~ans&lt;ls'in 1857. U~rriaae to Paul n. mDC'KS was first C.1UrCIl we&lt;.!Cllng ln L:-wrenee.

p 116

~ paQe of loose paper on which is \'1ri tten in pencil:

NevI EnCJland Necrology'
~Iary nUa.VN
rJrs • SIcrr.T~

:ilrS.

d 23 Jan 1922
23 JuI '22
16 Feb
2 Jon 1922
2811ar 1922
27 Oct 1922
1:7 Oct 1922
9 Dec 1922
6 Dec 1922

W:-allIAN

Mrs. Clarence RALL

:1r5. Eva

S;W.~~SZ

UAT!'
Ur. Baht. UNZA7
Ur~. Josephine ?!Iki.!.'U1GS?
rilr ~ J. D. Bf1.1.l!nsooK

liIr. H~ B. ASZER
L1r. J. rl. BAStINGS
tlrs. ft.. lUllaJA

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Queries are free to members;. The,. shoUld state at least two tacts to
gain best "sults. Queries 81"8 also tree to non-m8Dibers, but must concern
Kansas ~lated ancestors ot f1ttT years or earlier.
Harold L. PittstOl'd 2934 East 8th Street, AndersonhrIndiana 46012.
,
WoUld
lloma on on EnOCh JOhii pmSFORD, b.
49 iii dr8iiV1I!e, Ohio
to Jamas :and Mariah (JONES) PrrrSFURD. m. to Mir&amp; iERRIS 1873 ? at Mason
C1.t7, Ill;1no1s. d. 12 March 1911 had one daughter l1Sted: Susan B.(b. 1883)

me

tl

who ~ed H. K. SPElaR.

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Ruth A. McCune, 21S West Green, Gal1~z NeW Mex:1co 87~Ol.
Seek iiifo;-mation on EdWin Ranson O~ b. 17 Apr. 185 (7) in Iowa, died near
Azokansas C1t;r, Kansas and buried 1ii'1Iap1e Grove Cemetery J Lan-ence;: and his vUe,
KaJ1nda Catherina (ANDREW) aG, b. 22 Jan 18S8 in Louisville, Ky., died 17 Feb

1917, Lawrence,

Kans~.

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Queries (Continued)

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Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, Kansas 66044.
Would like to share tnl'onnation on Warren Potter THAlER, and his brother,
Chauncey R. THAYER bom St. Lawrence Co. N. Y. around 1840. They moved with
parents to wisconsin about 1842.
Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrenc~ Kansas 66044.
ormation on BAXTER family of Tioga Co.,
Would l!ke(to contact anyone with
Pennsylvania about 1840-1850.

Reba Cline, 1100 Crane Road~ Pampa, Texas 79065.
Seekiilg information on theamily of Lewis LAWSON, b.Tenn. 1822, and wife
Celia'TRL),jBLE LAWSON, b. Ky. 1827, came to Douglas Co., Ks, settled near Clinton ca. 1859. 12 children; Nancy, b. 184, Kyj Sarah b. 1854 Ky.; Thomas J.
b. 1854 ~; James E. b. 1857Ky.j William P. b. 1859 KSj Elizabeth b. 1861 KSj
Sophonia b. 1863 Ks; Lewis b. 1864 Ks; Margaret b. 1867 KSj Clara b. 1870 Ks;
John b. 1847 Kyj Jonas b. 1849 Ky.

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Reba Cline 1100 Crane Road, P8lIl a, Texas 79065.
James E. fAlIfIt,(my grandfather married Augusta Louisa BUCHANAN ca. 1888 in
Ks. ~ved Butler Co. Ks. until 1902. Went to Okla by cOvered wagon, settling
in Payne Co. Any information appreciated. Will exchange.
Mrs. Maxine !100re Rouland Rt. 1 Box 15 C Pe
Seeking information on ox Run Baptist
and Mary HOUGLAND home, Jan. 26, 1794.

started in James

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Mrs. M'axine Moore HfJi!land~ Rt. 1. Box 153C, pe~,Ks~ 66073.
Would like to know
mat en name of Harriet SeT, b. Maryland 1796, m. Adam
SCarT, b. Scotland 1783. They lived in Belmont Co. and Monroe Co. in alio.

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before 1890.

�Queries. (Continued)
lb. I1&amp; A. Watts, P. O. Box~nners Ferr;y~ Idaho, 8380,.
Se8kiIii iDformation on JOhll
AJiL ana Nancy OBBITT RANDALL, both killed b1'
guerilla raiders during 1860's
Kansas or Missouri. They had three children:
1) Permel1a Elizabeth RANDALL, b. 18,4, m. John CASTILtQ in Wilson Co., Its.
in 188,; 2) George RANDALL, '6. 18,6; 3) Mary Martha RANDALL, b. 7 Dec. 1858 in
Mo. m. 'James Watson TOOMEJY in Wilson Co. Ks. in 1878. Permel1a and Mar,r were
raised :by an uncle, VilUam Madison BOBBI'l'l' in Wilson Co., Ka.

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Edna Bashor We
Rt. , Box 286 Lawrence Its. 66044.
eeking
ormat1.on about
o.
yo
in Caney to1lDShip,
Montgomery Co. Ks. in 189, and in Fawn Creek township, Montgomery County, Kansas in ,1900. Family consisted ot wife, Drusilla (Lucy), a son Lankford, a
daughter Lucy and a niece, Sal.l1e B. lDLLAND. I am particularl¥ interested in
locating the grave ot the ·vi.te, Drusil1&amp;, Who died between 189, and 1900 as. I .
believe her father, NathAniel HOLLAND, abt 90, is buried beside her. He had
come by train for a visit, became iiI sbDrt17 atter arrival, died, and was
buried by the daughter ldlere she lived in Kansas.
Hrs.

- - -- !!erald 2! Freedom, Feb. 24, 1855
At Coal Creek sett1~ent, in this district, on the 13th, C1arrie,
dought~r of Hugh and Zyntha Pettengill, aged 14 months.

Died:

i-lerC'11d

2! Freedom,

~Iarch

24, 1855

Die~: ,In this ~ity on the lath inst., Annie K., daughter· of Rev. S. Y. and
Cane K. Lu~: oi.dropsy of the brain, a0ed 2 years 1 r.1onth and 18 days.
In tillS Clty on the 16th inst., of consumption, r,Ir. Daniel H. Brooks.
aged 33 years, formerly of York, l.faine.
'On the 3rd inst., near Douglas, I(.T., of pneumonia, Wnlis S. ffarder
aged 82 years, formerly of Richmond, r~ssouri.
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,At Washington Creek, K.T. on the 11th inst., of disease of the heart,
Hrs. Eleanor A. Lovelace, aged 34 years, formerly of Clearfield county, Pa.
Herald ~ Freedom, April 7, laSS

Die~: In Lawre~ce on the 7th inst., Mrs. Harriet S. Litchfield, relic of
Le\ns S. Litchfleld, aged 42 years, formerly of Boston Mass
In Kansas City, Mo. on the 5th inst., of dysent~ry, Cl;arles Leonard,
Yf')un]g!st ~on of Joseph and Ainanda B. Savage, formerly of Hartford Vt
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~fe of ~athan d!rrlck, Esq., ~d a worthy member of the Baptist church in
ast ~orlnth, Ualne. tllrs. Herrlck had been a professor of religion 62
and dle~ in the triumph of faith.
years
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1981-1982: D. C. G. S. Officers and Cormnittees) • • • • • • • •.• • .. • • • 2.
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Lawre~ce, Ks. (Douglas Co.) Sources for Genealogical I~~r~a~i~n • • ••

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1894 Lawrence, Kansas Dai~ World CLARK Information . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
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"Deal with the man who does' the"most bUSiness •
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1981-1982.
Officers:
President • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Vice-President • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••
Secretary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Treasurer • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Librarian • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Editor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Donald Vaughn
Jean Snedegar
Judy Swee~

Jane Wiggins
Pauline Eln1£f
Mary Jami.son

Committees:
Genealogy' Research: Jane w~.~ Jugy- Sweets.
Library'S Pauline Elnm'j r
nwell, Dorothy Wigg:1ns.
ufioneerU: Mary Jamison, BdDa Welling, Jane Wiggins, Judy Sweets,
Hugh Stouppe, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Clarke, Dorothy
WigginS, Emma. Berg.
}Iembership: Dorot Wi ins.
Telephone: DOro
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'Kidwell, Kathryn Bunton.
Obituar,y Clipp
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. iDDdle!li.ng Obi, NeQPapiiii' Jean Snedegar, Grace Embers.
The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization
with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month, 7:30
p.m. alternated between the Lawrence Publio Library and the Presbyterian
Manor.
Afternoon meetings: are held i f possible and occasional area, tours. AD
annual public workshop is held to help'in research.
Itembership feea are $,.00 single, $7.,0 for family manbers... The fiscal
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Copied with Permission.
He who knows not and knows. not that he knowa· not, is a tool;; shun him. He who
knows not and knows that he knows not, is a child;: . teach him. He who knows and
lmows not that he knows, is asleep; waks him. He who lmows and lmowa; that he
knows is wise; tollow him. Persian proverb.
Two fish were swimming along together in the river when the little fish asked
the much larger tish: How did you manage to grow so big?"
11M)' :friend," he replied, "When I was about your size I learned to keep m:I
mouth shut--so here- I am 1 \I

- - - -Please remamber-~e need help in copying old records ot Douglas County.
"The Pioneer" Committee

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look I ahe ad and see many
but work together for a
mitt~e chairpersons ~d
constructive ones.

year and see much accomplished by our(societ,. I
challenges. We should 'not ,let. our enthusiasm lag
stronger society. Thanks to all the former commembers who have toiled to make the past years

Pauline Elniff and her librar,y committee' have selected and purchased several
new books for the library. Aqyone having suggestions for next years purchas~s, contact Pauline. Donations of geneaiogical material are alr1aus, welc.ome ~ The cornmittee has spent many hoUrs prepaJ;"ing the exchange ~arterlieSi
for displ~ .and keeping the shelves' orderly.. The society library is in al
corn~r of the Lawrence Public Library and is for the use of the general
public.
The society is grateful to the library board and staff for their
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The ~ioneer has had another successful year under the editorship of Mary
JazrU40n and her publication s,tatf. . Many articles and records of Douglas,
County useful to our members' far and near have been published. We welcome
mate~ial for possible publication in the Pioneer. The material should be
at least
75 years old and include your nama, source,
and date of publishing.
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our V;ice-President, Jean Snedegar, aild-Grace Embers have started indexing
the deaths and births: in the early Douglas' County newspapersj on micro-film
in ~e
public library. Please contact one of them i f you can help.
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Seve~al of the faithful' are still working on indexing the 1875 State Census
of DoUglas County.
Than~ _to IlQh Derrick, who has taken over' the project of clippirig the death,
marriage, and birth notices in the local paper. This is the current issues
and ihdexing them should be of great help to researchers in the future.

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We ar~ beginning to plan for a workshop to beheld :in the spring of 1982.
The ollly wq we can have a successful workshop is for everyone to pitch in
and h~lp. Please contact one of the officers 1£ you are willing to help or
have ideas that would make a better workshop.
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Paulirie B. Elniff, Lawrence, Kansas.
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MEMBERSHIP 1981-1982
BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS
66044
BERG, Emma, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044
BRESINA, Patricia M., 1411 Torbett, Richland, WA 99352
BROWN, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071
BRUNE, Georgiana, R.F.D. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044
BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky S:t., Lawrence, KS 66044
CLARKE, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044
CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Road, Pampa, TX 79065
CLOUGH, Vivian, R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044
COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 North Octavia, Morton Grove, IL 60053
CURTIS, C10viss E., R.R. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048
DAVis, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd and Arkansas, Lot 2, Lawrence, KS 66044
DERiICK, Ilah, 333 Kansas Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
EMBERS, Grace, 445 North St., Lawrence, KS 66044
FINNEY CO. GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846
GORTON, Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
HANSEN, Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350
HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044
HOUT, Goldie V., R.F.D. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044
JACKMAN, Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608
JAMISON, Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006
KIDWELL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044
KNOX, Dennis 1., 162 S. King's Hwy., Stillwa,ter, OK 74074
MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA 22102
PITTSFORD, Harold L., 2934 East 8th St., Anderson, IN 46012
POINTER, Betty J., 607 E. Russell, Santa Ana, CA 92707
SANDERS, Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093
SHELP ON , Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
SIMMONS, Hazel Lee,1646 Barker St., Lawrence, KS 66044
SMITH, Adell Carr, 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240
SMIT~, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
SMIT~, Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS
66044
SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P.O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044
SPENCER, Iona B., R.R. # 1, Lecompton, KS 66050
STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS . 66044
SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
THOMAS, Stephen A., 624 Honeysuckle, Olathe, KS 66061
VAUGHN, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
VAUG~N, Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
WELLJ;NG, Enda, Route 5, Box 286, Lawrence, KS 66044
WIGGINS, Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044
WIGGINS, Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044
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June 16, 1855

Married: At the Union Hotel in this place on·the lOth inst., by Rev. G. W.•
Hut&lt;m:inson, Mr. Hiram Cram to Miss Mary Brero, both of Franklin.
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Copies of liTHE. ORIGINAL PRE-EMPl'IONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY". (Indexed)
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ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CrI'Y OF LAWRENCE."

Editors t Note:
Dear Readers: We are happy to finally finish our Swmner "Pioneer". We
wish to sincere~ credit these people: Pauline Elniff, Iona Spencer, and Emma
Berg f!lr contributing material typed and ready to copy; Jane Wiggins and Edna
Welling-typing; Judy Sweets. for contributing an· abundance of material; Dorothy
WigginS and Edna Welling-addressing and MailingjDorothy Clarka and Hugh
Stouppe-indexing; and all of you for your patience •
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:ierald.2! Freedom, June 30, 1955
Died: In Topeka, reT. on the morning of the 4tJl inst., Henry Speiter, late
of meadville, Pa, of cholera, aged 20 years. (Cr0.\'!ford county ?a. papers
please copy)
gerali.iJ of Freedom, July 7, 1855
Died: In Lav.'1'ence on the 5th inst., l'lillie Clarence, son of Abidan I{. and
Jane G. Burditt, ag·ed 1 year and 27 days.
Kansas River Packet: T!le light draught 14'" steamer Fn.;.:)J:CIER No.2 will ply
regularly between Kansas City and Fort Riley, touching at all intermedi ate
landings. Having fine accooodations for passengers, public patronage is respectfully solid ted, and shippers can rely upon t:le FINAr;GIER's punctuality.
For freight or passage, apply to Capt. Mott Horrison on board; J. Iliddlesbarger &amp; Co., Kansas:Ci ty; or to C. H~ r.lanning, !Ierald of Freedom office;
or to Hutchinson, Harlow &amp; Co., r.lerchants, Lm'lrence, K.T. --Hay 12, 1855.
]er3ld of. Freedom, July 21, 1855
Died:: pn Coal Creek, neer the Uakarus3, on the !ilorning of tile 17th inst., of
a disea~e of the liver, T. J~ Stone, late of Summerville, ~l:::ss., .nc:ed about
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25 years.

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SOURCES FOR GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION
Lawrence, Kansas (Do~glas Co.)
Compiled by Judy Sweets, Sept. 1981
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University of Kansas Libraries
On campus

1.

Spencer Research Library (Kansas Collection) - Many biographies
of early Kansas residents; diaries, county histories of Kansas;
maps and atlases, such as Sanborn City Maps 1880's to 1920's,
county and city plat maps for Kansas, etc.; city directories;
Douglas county court records, such as tax rolls, register of
deeds mortgage records, jail books, etc. (originals) - some from
1855; several old Kansas newspapers on microfilm; photograph
collection; and many other original documents and letters relating to Kansas settler and Kansas history; slave narratives on
microfilm.

2.

Spencer Research Library (Documents Section- basement) - Census
materials (on microfilm) State of Kansas 1855-1915 (ten year
intervals) and Kansas Federal 1854-61 and 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900
and 1900 Soundex. Many government documents such as Kansas Claims,
State Papers, Land papers. Several indexes to the governmen:t
documents,. e.specially helpful is the indes called Grassroots America.

3.

Watson Library - Jayhawk Boulevard, University of Kansas - Many books
on various states. Several county histories, especially for Missouri
and Kansas; Biography and Genealogy Master Index (at reference desk)
lists biographical sources; various Who's Who volumes; a series of
books of slave narratives. Some microfilm copies of various
newspapers
in the U.S.; Draper Collection on microfilm.
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Law Library (Green Hall) - 15th Street - Some indexes which give
names of individuals involved in certain kinds of court cases,
some dating back to about 1700.

B.

Lawrence Public Library - 70], Vermont. St. - Old city directories for
Lawrence, beginning 1860; many old Lawrence newspapers on microfilm
dating back to 1855; Lawrence phone books dating back to 1916 (not all
years are available); Many biographical books. and other volumes which
concern the History of Kansas and Lawrence (most are stored in a
glass case in the library); Index to the Rural Cemeteries.of Douglas
Co. Also, housed at the Lawrence Public Library .are the Douglas Co.
Gene~logical Society holdings including many exchange quarterlies from
various states and the D.A.R. holdings which includes many volumes of
genealogical and historical interest.

C.

WatkiRs Co~unit~ Museym - 1047 Massachusetts St. - Exhibits showing
various aspects of the history of Douglas Co., Kansas.

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D.

Judicial and Law Enforcement Building - 11th and New Hampshire Sts. Naturalization records beginning about 1906; probate records; marriage
records dating back to the 1860's; divorce records; etc. (District
and Circuit Courts located in this building.)

E.

County Courthouse - 11th and Massachusetts Sts. - Tax records; register
of deeds and mortgages (old deeds and mortgages are on microfilm); some
copies of old Douglas Co. maps (one showing land ownership) are available
for sale in the basement.
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Oliver Clark, an old citizen of Washington Creek and a member of the
G.A.R. Post, died yesterday, after a lingering illness. Funeral notice
will be given later.
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The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Tuesday, September 4, 1894
The G.A.R. attended the funeral of Oliver Clark in a body Sunday.
The Daily World, Lawrence, Kansas, Thursday A.M., September 6, 1894, last
page
Pleasant Grove
Anderson Clark of Melvern is visiting his mother.

Oliver Clark died last Friday and was buried on the Sabboth. He was
a member of the G.A.R. and the Post turned out with the S. of V. to pay
their dead brother and hero their last tribute of respect. The funeral
was held at Pleasant Grove Church and was largely attended. The Christian
Minister of Lawrence preached the funeral service,Mr. Clark being a member
of that denomination.

Copied from 'The LaWrence Daily World (micro-film) Position 6 - (Aug. 28, 1894Feb.,~6, 1895) by Dorothy V. Clarke, granddaughter, February 7,1977 at
Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks.

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Lawrence Monthly Meetfng
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1869
Date, of Birth
Remarks
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Wa~hington Hadley
Naomi Hadley
Charles Franklin Hadley

12-12-1817
7-31-1819
10-15--1848

Almeda Hadley'
Emilie' Hadley
Ella Hadley
Laura Hadley
Flora Hadley
Charles F. Hadley

9-4-1850
11-6-1852
5-1-1855:
11-20-1857
1-12-1860
10-15-1848

Almeda Pickering
Joseph N. Woodard

9-4-1850
6-6-1843

Reb~cca'Woodard

Ruth Ella Woodard
? J. Claudius' Woodard
Mary Woodard
Louisa Woodard
Hollingsworth Stephensorr
Smi th,
John T. Watkins
Hargaret H. Watkins
Mary Asenath Watkins
Edwin Lauren Watkins
Sarah Delp~infa Watkins
Anna Jenette Watkins
Eva Jane Watkins,
Lenoia Maria Watkins
Ida Semuel1a Watkihs
John Wi:laon
Sarah, H~ Wilson'
Ida Jemima1 Wilson
Mary E. Wilson
Anna Jane WHson
Vestal E~ Wilson
Calvin Rush
Eli zabeth Rush
Charles E. Knight
Spri ng Rfver, Ks.
Benj. Holingsworth
Jane W'. Holingsworth
George y~ Johnson
Matilda H~ Johnson
Henry Herbert Johnson

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married 9th mo 15th 1870 to
ArabeUe s~ Cronkhite ('not a member)
married to A.D •. Piickering 6 mo-12-1872
m. to Thomas E. Newlin 10 mOl 30th 1878
deceased 10-28-1872, suddenly by an accident, in Lawrence, Kas~ Arabel1e S.
Hadley, wife: (not a member), Lula Charles
Hadley(childJ b. 8-24-1872,
Family removed to Cal:.
removed to Cal.

8-1s.:..1867
12-29-1869
4-21-1873
6-30-1875
5-15-1815:
9-28-l83r
8-27-1825
12-31-1852
5-19-1854
6-1,s.:..1857
8-4-1859
r-18-1862
5-17-1864
4-13-1870;
4-10-1834
11-25-1829
4-2-1856J
12-6-1857
8-17-J.859
10-5-186$
7-13-1833
4-22-·1841
11-7-1859

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Reinstated 1876

deceased (no date listed)
deceased 5-19-1874 consumption:

deceased 4-29-'1871' congesti;on of brain
Millard Hughes: see page 100

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Martha Eli,zzie Johnson
12-·14-1873
Charles' Hadley Johnson
1-8-1875
Bertha (blank)
6-2$..1835'
Nathan \vhi teo
6-5-1838
Eli zabeth Ann \~hi te:
12-1-1-1859'
Mary Alice 'White
6-12-186l!.
William Everett" \vhi te
1-8.;.1863
Selia Rebecca Whi te,
Samuel Woodard'
Emma Woodard,
Goshen, Ohio"
3--l'4-18la
Wm. H~. Watkins:
3-1-2-1811
Matil;da, Watkins:
1'0-29-1837'
Thomas~Jefferson Wilson
5-112-1840 .
Mariah H~. WHson
1-21'-1864
Elf Wilson
10-3-1799
Thomas Fumi ss'
112- 14-180 5
Eli zabeth Furniiss.
HoneyCreek,Ind. 2-12-73
Elizabeth Ann Clawson
By' Request·
2-2S-1836-,
.Geo. W~ Nearvision
Goshen, Ohio'
Elizabeth Ann Nearvision d:'l;.~11-l835·,
Lick Creek, Ind.
Louis Woody'
?!!axted, Eng. 2-12-73
1-20-1819
Jane Wright
3:"17-1849
Francis Wright
Shawnee 12-8-77
11-13-1855Mary C. Wright
7-2-1878
Henry Wright
Micij ah B'. Winslow
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Elizabeth D. Winslow
5-6-1837
Jeptha D. )11inslow
r-21-l855
Anna' 8". Wi'l'lslow
9-2-1856,
?Ithamer R'~ Winslow.
9-2-1858
Jonathan M. Winslow
1-22-1863'
Calvin S~ Winslow
7-12-1865'
Mary'S. Winslow
7-27-1867
\!Iil'li am Epperson Wilslow m-27-l869
Henry J. Winslow
5-18-·1872,.
Alfred Li nd1ey'
1-29-1822
Martha Jane Lindley
9-23-·1823
Joseph Jefferson Lindley 11-13-1847'
William M. Lindley'
11-11-1849
Emmer Estella Lindley
10-27-·1853
Tonganoxie 11-12-73'
Geo. M. Lindley
2-20-1846,
2-5-1848:
Elizabeth Lind1~r
Corydon E'. Lindley
8-6-1866;
Lelia C. Lindley
1,2-26-1869
Eli WHson
10-16-1809
Mary Wflson
2-12-1813

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2nd mo' 1898
Tongano-xie m.m. 5th mo 15-J.!812
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Released on marriage 2 rno 13 1878
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deceased
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3-2-1836
C. Wilson
9-14-1845
Wm Penn Wi! son
3-22-1848
Joh:n S. Wilson'
11-9-1811
Sarah A. Mendenhall
2-1;4-1850
Charles Mendenhall
Tonganoxie, Ks 6--17";"74
Taylor W~ Mendenhalt
Ann Mendenhall
Lilia' A. (blank)
Samuel P.
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Oscar I.
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B1u~ River 10-N-76
John Pooll
10-31'-1830
John B., Rush
~18-·1834
Katurah Rush
10:"-18-1857
Irena Rush
10:'l4;"1859
Elvira J. Rush
5:..12-1862
Aima J. Rush
Lucy, Rush
a;..20-1865
6-12-1867
Arthur D. Rush
8-23:..I870'
Flora Verna'
1'-23--1'873
Nfxom Rush
Seth Wflson Burnett
7-4-1837'Mary Ann Burnett
1-12-1859
Emma Rebecca Burnett
1-11-1864
Rock Run, Ind.
Sarah E. Burnett(wife! of
S.W.B~FrazerJ
8-11-1847
Effie E. Burnett
7-22-1872
N~llie Burnett
8-29-1879
Arthur D., Burnett
4-22-1083
Joseph Newlin
4-7-1852
Arabelle S. Newlin (wife)
2-28-1851
Ernest M. Newlin
2-25-1878
Myrtle Alverson Newrin
2_21-1887
James C'., WHson
3-9-1830
Marl a Wilson
11-13-1833'
Ali ce S. WHson
5:"$..-1855:
Elij ah B: Wilson
4-27--1862
Springdale:, Ks: 8-17-811
Ruth Wilson (wife of James W.):
West.--1-,m.m., Ind. 6-8-1878
John W. Coffin
8~20:"1848
Alice: L. Coffin
5-5-1855~
Florence M. Coffin
4-10-1876:
Coloma, Ind. 8-19-80
Abel Frazi'er.'
12-17-1833
Betsy W. Frazier,,'
$ .. 27-1837
Char:1otte C. Frazier
6-19-1859
V.m., C'. Frazi er
10-12-1862
Lor,etta Frazier
7-9-187r
Rocky: Run" Ind.
Louisa Frazier
John F. Frazier
Rocky; Run, Ind', H-15-77
Louisa Frazier
Eli~abeth

married Amos Walton. Removed to Cal:.
married
married
released on acct of marriage' 12-12-79
removed to Oskaloosa m.m. Iowa 3-15-76·

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Removed'
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Removed 7-15-1885 Cal.

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Deceased 12-26-1868
Removed 7-15-85
Removed 7-15-85
Deceased 1-23-1881',
Removed'7-15-85
Received into membership 6-13-1883

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Deceased 4-26--1878 congestion of:' the: lungs:
Married Jno. W. Coffin
Married not member

Removed to

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married not member

Isolated'
Removed to Rocky Run m;m. Ind. }II' mo-13-72
Drowned in Waukarusa whil'e seining

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Eli sha Parker
Asenath Parker
Martha Elna: Parker
Myrtilla Emlin Parker
Alfred Erwood Parker
Elmj. ra Evelyn Parker
Charles Endre Dahl
Sand Creek, Ind.
R~chard A. Cox
, ~largaret Cox
Albert Cox
Jo,seph' Cox.
White Water, Ind.
J. Newton Miller
I:.ydia H. Miller:
Truman C. Miller
Dai sy A. MHler
Gladdys R'. Miller
Albert L. Cox
By teques,t, 5-12-73
Jenny Cox
Nelli e Co'x,
Jesse T., Turnelr
Avis f.:~, Turner

~3~-l828

11-30-1825'
2-12-1850
2-7-1854
1'1~11.;.;.'1855'

9-1-1857
12-6-1859
4-4-1820
5-28-1817
10-21;"1850
10-9-1853

Removed to Argonia Mo. mtg~
Married a person not in memo &amp; relinquished
her right 5-14-73. Removed to Allgoni'a
to Knight - - - ISolated
Isolated
Isolated
Deceased 11-12-1878
Married
Married

pneumohi a1

Removed to' RoseHi 11 monthly m~~ Ks
3-6-1842
6-30-1846,
12-8--1869
10-12-1850
10-26-1853
10~-1873~

Mary Franci's Turner
Deborah Evaline Turner,
Samuel Turner
Fairfield, Ohio
Elizabeth Ellen Cherry 12-20-1835
Cora Maud Cherry
5-23-185R
Arthur Lee Cherry
8-24:"1860
James Percy:Cherr:y'
3-20~1864'
Banger" Iowa'
Calvin Davis
3;"2-1820
Rachel Davis
9-13-181a
5-16;..77 - Warren. Marsha J .IT-23-1856~
Tonganoxie,. Ks Hiram Rees &amp; Family'
Hi ram Rees
5-15-,1822
9-25-1820
Rachel Rees
Zacarfah Rees
9-28-1849
Mary Rees
1-3-1852
LeonardD. Rees
3~1-185:.;t
Henry P. Rees:
1-3-1856,
Min?eta Rees:
3-7-1858
Zewrilda1 Ann Rees
4-25-1860
Jefferson Beasley'
12-3-1835
Rachel A"nn Beasley
6-11'--1843
Sarah Angeli'na'
9-14-1'867
Nathaniel
7-12-1870
Wi 11 i am
11-1-1872
Martha
9-11-1874
Jefferson
11-17-1875

Removed to Kokomo m.m.Ind. 8 mo 17-1870
Died 5-26~1870 consumption. Deceased at
St. Louis on her way' to Indi ana'
Removed to Kokomo m.m. Ind 8: mo 17-1870

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dec.87 married'
Removed'
Deceased 12-25-1880
Removed 4-15-1885
Released
Resignation accepted l2 mo 17-73'
Isolated
Is01ated'
Isolated'
Isolated
Disowned 3-15-1876
Diso~med 4-12-1876
Di sowned 4-12-UJJ76
Disowned

Deceased 2-12-1875

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By Request 7-16-73
Clark. Geo. T•.
Sarah Ann'
Nellie:
Sand Creek, Ind.
Charles Cox
Eii zabeth Cox'
Oscar Cox
Marg aret A. Cox
Emma Cox)
Ella Co'x)'
Eva Cox
Clara CoX'
Charles R. Cox
Boy

Removed to Chicago m.m. 2-16-1876,
8-13-1873" died'
$.20-184,2
3-20-1845
7-21-1863'
7-31-1865
12-3-1867,
12-3-1867
1-19-1875'
2-18-1876:
11-7-1879
4;'18-1884

Norwich, Canada
Christiana Martin
4:"1-1807
J. W,. Martin, son of C.M. 2-9--1836.1
Sarah Jane} children of 10-28-1864°
Ella Maria)'
J.M.M.
11-17-1866
Jessie
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4;..3-1869

Vermillion, UT.
Ra,che1 Newlin
Cordelia B~ Newlin
Corneli us Cb. Newlin
Emma Newlin
Shawnee, Ks:
Davi s, Amanda M•. HEmry!
Franklin Davis'
Samyra Davi s'
Martha Maria Davis
Leander Davis
Springfield, Iowa'
]saac Branson
Sbmue1 M. Staples
Phebe B. Staples
Branson Staples
Anabel! Staples
James: ? Asce
?CaneYi Cri ck" lowai
Benj. Cox:
Mary Cox
Charles E. Cox
Hor'ace M. Cox'
E1ma J •. Cox
Isaac'M. Cox.
?Exum M. Cox
Annis' Matilda Cox

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deceased 11-2-1881
d~ceased

4-19-1875

died 4-18--1884

his wife not a member 6--10-1870
*These members recorded at the request of
J.W.Martin upon the supposition that the'
diSCipline warranted it. But upon fnvestigation. we find that chil'dren must be'
born in the limits of our Y·M. to obtain
the benefit of that clause, allowing names'
o! children recorded when one parent i's a
Friend and requests it.
Removed to, Spring Ri:ver,' m.mg Ks 5 mo. 1875'
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12;.23-;.1820
11-23-1816)
1-24:"1851
5-31-1858

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Deceased
Married
Married

3-16-11793
Deceased 2-1-1875
8-26-1828
Removed
to Carc1ayr m.m. Ks 6' mo
tt,
3-30-1820&gt;
.,.
3.. 5-1863'
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10-12-1865',
8;"24-1868
4-25-1831
7-26:"1833
8-10-1852
10.;. 7-1856
10-30.-1858,
4-12-1861
1O-·15-1865i
5-1'5-1873'

Removed 5-13-1885
Deceased 3-13-1878' consurnptron
Deceased consumption
Removed 5:..10-85
Removed 5-10-1885'
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6-14-1875'
Alvin Joseph Cox
West Union, Ind. 1-14-80
Sarah Ellen Cox {wife of
B. Cox19-9-1837
Frederick H. Hadley (son of
S.E.Cox)
11-14-1870
10-9-1826'
Wm. :Nicholson
12--18;..1818
Sarah A~, Nicholson'
7-1-1856)
GeoJ;'ge Thomas:
1-31---186r
Wiil1li am;
Spicel'and, Ind.
6-20-1836·
John U. Stuart'
9-13-1843Annis L.,Stuart
7-10-1878,
Henry Harlan Stuart,
1-1-1876
Helen Randolph Stuart
Tonganoxie!, Kan.
Nathan Pi'nson
Mary Ann Pinson
Ed,.n.n S'.,
7-1'4;..1874
Alice E~.
White Water, Ind.
2-22-1823
Ri1chardi Rue
3-31-1828
Rachel'
9-29-1850John
1-21-1857'
Alj:ce~
3-10-1859
Kda:
2;..28:"18611.
Edgar
10-1'6-1868
Lewis
Plainfield, Ind.
Seth W~ Pearson'
9-25-1824'
Nancy C: Pearson,
10-5-r825
Alva U.
7-26;"18511
Charles, E.,
8-IO~I859
El!l a
2-12-1862
William E.
3~27-1865'
Tonganoxie, Received 2-12-73
ManIon H. Newlim
10-27-1823
Mary E. Newli n'
1'-23-1828
Martha E1'len
10-13-1848
Thomas' E._
6-20-1850
Joseph H..
4-7-1852
Elmi ra
12-29-1854'
JUllia E.,
8-26-1858;
Defphina' J.
12-19-1856,
John ~1. Newliin'
Tonganoxie, Received' 2-12-73.
Jilo. M. Newlin"
1-11-1847
Rebecca E. Newlinl
1-17-18450
Flora A:N'ew11in~
9-3-1'867
Delphina~ Beatrice Newlin 4-r4:"'188r
6-20-1850'
Thomas' E'. New11im
Laura H~ Newlin
1!l\..20:"1857'
Gurney/E. New}:i n
l!l-1l;"1880

Removed to P'asadena, Cal.
Isolated'
Married Julfa: Newlin
Removed to Mi'neapolis~ m.m.6-14;..82
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Resignation accepted
7 mo 1'895:,
Isolation'
Removed: to Rose Hill month1yMee.Ks.

Removed to &lt;;a11.
Married Anna M. BOrum
llilarried 8 mo 27, 1885. wife not member
Died 8;"16-1897
Married to Laura Had1y 10 mo, 30',1878, '
Married to Isabelle S~. Haciry(not a member)
Married to Ed~ J.,Parker 10 mo 1879
lifarri'ed Wx.lliam Nicholson' Jr'.
Died 5-4-1881'. Married Geo':rge Pollock
(not a member. Soon after deceased)

Removed: to Californfa

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Helen M. Newlin
1888.
Einilie
Springdale, Ks:. 7-l1~74
Jon ath an Wi'rson
8-12-1809
Drusilla Wilson
5-~ 181'5:·
Indianapolis', Ind. 1:"16-73
Israel lUTson
~2r-1840
Margaret A. Wilson
10-29-1846)
Ciara' Belle·
8-2-1867
Herbert P'.
11'-1'5-1869
F]etcher Wilson
10-10:"1872
M., G:race Wiilson
8;..17-1874
Tonganoxie. Ks. 7-16-73
Draper', Noah
do
Lydi.a1
Ainrnanda' M~
Elinor: G.
Fl'orence F~

Resignation granted 10' mo 1880
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9 rna 1880
Isolated

Dora'S.

Tonganoxie. 8;;'13-73
2-5-1839
Jonathan E'. Cary·
Eli za, H. Cary
2-21-l842~
Ho'race E'. Tol'bert
ro-l1-1863
Charles C'. Car.y
1-28-1869
6-4;"1872'
AlLce'
5-1,9-1874
Har1ian Stu'art'
By· request. Honey Cr.eek, Ind. 9-17-73
9-28-1828;
Ri'ch Phineas'
Rich Lucinda'
7-12-1825:
Ellen C.
9-9--l853
Calvin'
8-20-18!5il
Abbiie~
H-20;...r856'.
Delia B.
4;..8-1859
HUl'dah
9-1:3-1860'
Charlie'; ~t.
2-28;"1866·
Deer'Creek, Ind. 11-112-73
Nathan' Davis
Abiig ai It Davi sr
Erank S.
Arthur M.
Minnie Belle
Springdale, Ks. 12-19-13
Barclay' S: Watson
2-8;"'1850
Eliza Watson
3-12-1820
Mary H~ Watson
10-25-1846,
Blue Hi ver, Ind. 12-17-73
Jas. J: Cox
10-9-1853.
Isabell a Cox
7.:.23-1850'
Alvin Cox (girl),
8-28-1874
Flora Cox
12-8-1879
$pringdale., Ks'. 4 mo-ls-:l4
Elihu Spray (Minister&gt;
Hamiah spray
3-2S-1832'
t~iil:li am) A.
. 2-1'5-1854
Lfndley M.
7-2s;..1856,

Removed to Springdale monthly lVIee. Ks

Deceased 3 - 1878
Removed to Cottonwood m.m.Ks 10-20-1875

lsorated
Removed'

Removed to· Springdale, m.m.lowa 8;"18-75
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Sandwi ch. Mass:~
Hepza W'. Higgins,"
Lucy M. Higgins~
Lizzie M. Bassett'
Bloomington. 10wa 7 mo-15-74'
Ensch Roagl
5-25-1812
10-19-1832
Hepsibah Hoag
l\1~rtha B~

7 -5;'1853
6-3;'1860

William P'•.

11-4~1865

Edward E'.

Removed to Sandwich mo. m~~ Mass.
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9-13-1882 removed to Sandwich ,~1i#"
New Hampshire
Married 4 mo 1878',
Married' and removed to Toledo monthee K"s.
l y m..
9-13-1882 removed to Sandvdch.~1itt
New H'anpshire
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~27-1872
Tong'anoxie. Ks.
Edw. F. Hoag
7-5:-1853
Removed to Muscatine mo. meeting. Iowa
c.'
1st mo 14th ]880
10-13-1855'
El'ma C-;'" Hoag
Charles S~ Ifoagl
5-9-1878:
9-16;"1879
Laura E. Hoag
Springdale,~ Iowa 7 mo 1'5-74:
Or.son T,'abor.
Isolated
By request having been members' of a Y'. mg. \d th which we do not correspond
Asher Mott,
Removed' to Peace' m.m." Ks' 3 mo-13-75'
Mary El vi n a' Mot t
Springfield~' Mo. Car:. 10 mo 1874"
Lucinda HaWorth
11-4-1818
Removed to Hesper
forom: Ashgrove. Ill. 3) mo 1875
Henry Shultz.
Released'
Mary' Aim' Shultz;
From Springfield. Ks 10 mo' 1875
Amos Walton
11-,12-1834
Removed to Cal. (Long Beach)'
Ardilla Jane:
3-20-1857
Married and removed to Rose' Hil1l. Mo
mo. mg. Butler Co.
Rachel Ann
5-l0~1858
Married Frederick It. McCurdy(not a member)
Emanuel
8-17-1862
Angela
10-12-1864'
Sylvester
2-25-1867
JoSeph W: Walton'
3:-12-1868
Elizabeth C. {wife of Amos&gt;3-2-1836,
From Springdale, Ks. 12 mo. 1875
Miles, SUsannah
11-22-1804
Deceased
\\liles. Elizabeth
8-,17-1843
Married John W~ Parce11s(not a member)
From Ashgrove. Ill. 12 mo 1875'
Rhoda BOnd
Removed to Barckley. Ks. 7-13-81. returned.
2-12-82. Resigned 8th mo' 1887
William Westley
3-6-1858
NathrR Milton
4-1-1861
Eli z
Ann
4-3-1863
Removed to Muscatine monthly m~~ Iowa
El zen a3-23-1865'
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Rhoda Rozella'
1-3-1867
tt,
Rac~e1 Malinda'
10-11-1869
From l\~uscatine" Ia. 3' mo 1876,
Esther L. Lionhart
Deceased

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Annie L.
Henry L.
Bellamy S~.
Florence~

s.

Spiceland" Ind •. 1-6-77
Rober.t A'ddison Stuart. 11-16-1854
Tim~ered: Hills, Ks. l-13-77
Lydia Aim: Kenwor.thy
Fairmount, Ind. 6-13-77,
lVIargaret E. Roper
Helen R-•. smithson
Plainfield, Ind. 1~31-77,
Nathan Stanl'ey'
8-9-1806
Phebe
7-4;"1806
Shawnee 2-10-77
Daniel W. £'lendenhall
6-21-1821'
Sa,rah E'. Mendenhall
7-6-1832
AClri;enn'ac E'•.
6:"'21-1860
Mary.- If•.
6..1-1865'
3-10-77 Charles"F:
12-2-1854
4-14~77 ,Albert S~
3-26-1851
White' Water 7-21--77'
Richard Binns,
Guti;e1ma' Binns
Wl1Tie A.
Hbrace· M.
Frankrin'
Knna Laura
John Bertrand
Whiltewater.' 7-21-77,
Mary' Finma' BUr.ton~
Honey- Creek, Ind'•. 1'1-10-71'
Niixon Cosand
Rhoda' Cbsand:
Augustus:
Honey Creek m-10~77
Mary Cox
Salem, Iowa
1-5-78
C. C'. Pickett4':'5:"1848
Muscatine, rowa 5-79
Alfred J •. Standingl
7-21-1847
Tonguanoxi;a
'
Cyrus B'a1dwin
12-2$-1842"
Sarah W: Ba1dwi,n
6-12-1843
William P. Wiilson
9-14-1845"
Aineliia WilsonFrank M: ~li 1 son
8-19-1875:
HerbeJ!t it. t~Hson'
5-30-1879,
George Wilsonl
12-2-1881'
EBa, WHson'
3 -1l'-1884'
Ida Wilson
4;..2-1880)
Edwfn HUnt
5-31-1857
Jacob HUnt
1:"'7-1860',

10th mo. 1'887 Removed
Fso1ated.

Remo'ved.

Removed to monthry'meeting Fairmount,
ta,
Ind. 2-13-1878
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Deceased 4--18-1886,
Removed to N~C.
Removed to Kansas' City'

Resigned by letter to Presbyterian
Church:

Deceased 8: mo. 1878
Removed to Toledo month1y'meeting Ks;'.
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Removed to TOledo Monthly meeting, Ks
Removed to Kans as" CHy'
Removed to Baltimore
Removed to Cal.
Removed
{'wife not member&gt;

Deceased 11-19-1886:
Deceased"
I'solated'

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Emma Rislley'

8-25-1850

G'ertrude Risley'
By'Request 5-80
10-12-1848
John E., Vernon
4-11-1848
Ro,s a, C". Vernon
5-28-1'872
Asher L. Vernon'
7-9-1873'
orlon V. Vernon,
10-2~1875
S'arah C. Vernon
11-1'&amp;-1878
Mary c. Vernon~
Bloomingdale. Ind. 3-15-82:
Millican Mills"
Mary Mil111s.
Co 1 om a 3-15
Mary IdeUa Hunt
Eva Stephens
Maud Stephens
Ruel~l a Stephens;
Sand' Creek, Ind. 5-1-80
S-14-1843
Ezeki el S~ Cbx
Spri'ngdale, Ks. 4-13-8r,
8-24-1846
Joana Cox'
Springfield. Ks. 5-1-811.
8-29-1830'
Levi Woodar,d.
3-3'1-1831:
Sarah A. Woodard'
10-17-1861
Rosco B~. Woodard
Springdale' 5 mo 1st/81
Thomas Newly'
JUice' Newly'
Charles
H~. Newly
I
MarYi Newly'
Thomas Newly J'l';'
Sand'Creek 4-13-81
Elij ah C'. Davis
1-6-1849
5-28-1848;
Ruth C. Davis
Wi 11fam C. Davi s
6-7-1874
Norri s L. Davi's
9-15-1880
Boy
Col unibus, Ohio 5-18-81
Ag~es Gray'
Mary Gray
Wi lli am G'r.ay
Springfield, Ks. 7-13-81
Oli ver Butler
12-2-1835',
Rebecca E~, Butler.
12-14;'1835;
Elmer E~ Butler
8-18-1862
Albert L. Butler
11-22-1866
Geneva, Ks. 7-13-81
Johp Standing
6-6-1839
Clarisa Standing
5-28-1841
Clarisa Annie Standing 1-13-1865
lVlar~aret Emily'Standing, 8-1-- 66
Berths' Standing
1-17-1868
Minnie Hannah Standing 7-22-1869

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(To be oontinued)

I'solated'

Removed
to Bloomingdale. Ind •.
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Removed to Rose Hill monthly m~Ci! Ks
to.
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1-12-80
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Deceased 5-20-1882

Removed to' Kansas City mo. m~~ 1882

Iso1ated'
Removed to Glen Elder

Resigned 3-14-83 to join Baptist
wi th f ami lly.
Married and resigned 5-17-82
Deceased

Married Lora E._

(not a member).
~,*i(~ II"}!)I)I S(~)I tHF '.
\&lt;,'. 'op1ed
oomp11ed by Pauline B.
',,\/ Elnit't' t'l"C?m the original unpublished
\. records of the SOCiety of Friends in
!. j the Kansas Collection of the Spen( j oer Research Library, University
'"' of Kansas, Lawrence, Ks.

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(Published by the Senior Class of The Kansas University Law Sohool in 1900)
CLASS OF la9S:

Subnitted by' Emma' Berg, Lawrence, Ks.

Beveridge. Anna. May~ Kansas City. 'Mo.
Brady. Felix Edward. Denver,'Colo.
Chadwiok. Ralph E:., Lawrenoe. Ks.
Clark, Jolm Warren. Lawrenoe, Ks.
Cowden. William Long, Kansas City. Ks.
Crowe. Isaao Franklin, Kansas O:ity.
Culliston, Ethelburt Howard, Gilena, Ks.
Dias, Mina Perky, Lawrence. Ks.
Elting. Cornelius Ho seman. V!inita, I. T.
Foresman. J. ~er, ~urlingame, Ks.
Gardner, Wilbur L., Chioago, Ill.
Gladfelter, William Burtner, Kansas Ctty, Ks.
Hi tohoook" Jess' Reynolds, COlumbUS, Ks.
Hogg, Arohibald, Lawrence, Ks. '
Holler. David B., Conway Springs, Ks.
J oh;nson, Alexander Dow, U.S'. V• 'Manila. P. I.
Leontm'd, Calvin H. Quenemo. Ks. '
Light, Will Harrison, Topeka, Ks.
Manley, Robert C•• Lawrence, Ks.
Mason. William Harris, Lawrenoe, Ks.
MoWilliams, Robt. Buchanan, Lawrence. Ks.
Manger, Louis Herman, Lawrenoe,_~.
O'Keefe, D. J •• Enid!. Okla.~~- ._.=--~ ,
Pearson. Robert Abraham, J~i~" Mo.
Piatt.•,. Vim. He, H.. Kansas C1 tY~ {'Mo.
POpe. w.'. St. Clair. Kansas City, Mo.
~uerry, kchi,bald Robert, Tttlsa, I. T.
Ralston. 'W!,1,r;tim Cha.lJi1ers:. ~opeka. Ks.
Roark. Miohael Edward, Junotion Clty, Ks.
Roark, Robert Ingersoll, Junotion City. Ks.
Rogers, William Andrew, 'Wamego. Ks.
Simmons. Thomas Willard, GOodland,Ks.
Simpson. Jolm Andrew, Linooln,' Neb~
Snell. William D'., Kansas City, Ks.
Troxel, Clo~ Rosooe, Abilene, Ks.
Tuoker. John W., Cawker City. Ks.
Watson. William James, Manila. P.I.U.S.V.
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Herald

.2.! Freed0pi,

Feb,; 10, 1855

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Lecompte:: We understand that a city to be named LecQ!Jipte"liri"'honor of the
Chief Justice of this Territory, is being laid out on the Kansas river,about
12' miles above this point, andq'a: few miles above Douglas, by l1r. Geo.Clark,
formerly Indian agent in Kansas. A surveyor is alrea&lt;tr' on the ground, and has
commenced operations surveying out the streets, &amp;c. Mr. Clark is the man that
destroyed the house of our friend, Jones, several weeks Since, and figured as
one of the indignant soverign squatters at the late in~3nation meeting in this
city.
Post Office: C. W. Babcock,Esq. has been appointed Postmaster of this city.
He will soon commence the building of an office on Massach~etts street.A twohorse hack" to carry the mail from Lawrence to Westport, Mo,twice a week will
commence running in a few d~s.

�19

IAWRENCE" KANSAS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - May 29. 1908

(Copied by Emma Berg, from.~ BUDGET dated June 1908)
Nan Ruth ARMSTRONG
Beulah !.orena. BAIlEY
Bonnie Deane' BAIlEY
Bertha B. BANHER
Rachel Anna BAUMGARTNER
Weston W. CARIENTER
~drue C. CARaER
Nellie Macbeth ClEVELAND
Alma Blanohe COIE
Bessie Irene CURTISS;
Nellie Marvin DALTON
Mamye DAUBERMAN
Emma Franoes DEWS
Mona. Newton EBERIE
Dena. Hope ELLm .
Sarah Marguerite ElERY
Thurman Henry FITZPATRICK
Mary McCrea FULIER
Irene May GA.RBETT
Nellie Louise GREENlEES;
Alfred Alford GRIFFIN
Glendale G~IFFITES
Anna HANSON
Emma May HARTIEY
Me Pay HALWWAY
MFt~ Ethel mRS
Clare Lillian JAEnICKE
Bessie C'arolyn JOHNSON
!Bna. Elisabeth KLOCK
Charles C'ottierKRElDER
Lillian Helen KIReHOFF
Elizabeth KENNEY
Lucile !laude lEONARD

Herald

.2! Freedom,

Mattie Elizabeth IEWIS:
Edith Emeline LOVEJOY
David laWrence I,O'VIE
Lucie Miles MARCH
James EdWard MARTIN
Nellie M. MARTDIDAIE'
Laura, May MIlES
Ha.nn8.h Eileen MITCHELL
Mabel Maud MORIN
Dannie May MORTON
Paul 'Stinson NEAL
Donald !Bray 0IDs.
Rebecca PASSON
Ruth PATTERSON
George Osoar lETERSON
Emma Edith POLLOO'K
Ellen Florence BENNER
Jennie May RICHARDSON
Helen Mary SPARR
Hermione Aroher STERLING
J olm Tyler SMITH
Esther Helen SWANSON
Louis, Frain TAYLOR?,
AlLee Edna. TERRILL
Susan Elizabeth TODD
Josiah Davis TURNEiR
Grace Pauline ULRICH
Mabel Grace ULRICH
Alioe Jane UNDERWOOD
Lillian Alieda WIlBON
Edna Alberta WISEIEY
Ethel Josephine WARD;

---- -

Jan. 2.0, 1855

The First Baby:' The first birth' in this city was on the 25th of
October last. The Lawrence Association donated the boy a first
'class city lot, and named him Lawrence Carpenter, after the city
and his parents;. We learn that the little fellow is quite healthy
~d is growing finely. May he live to see our beautiful city ranld.ng '.,.,
with the first in the Union in all that pertains to wealth, education,
morality, and refinement.
,
We mq be allowed to sa:y, in this cormection, that the first
White child born in Chicago is now but twenty-two years old, while
the city boasts· of a population of near 80,000. May not a destiz\r
E;lqually prosperous await our own Lawrence?
'

�20

STULL CEMETERY -·INDEX
Lot #

Name

Lot#

Name

Albert ~ Ernest
Andrew, Anna A.
.." , Elma
Leon

58
3

Busch, Otto
Sophie

, "

0

-

;

Bahnmaier, Andrew
Caroline
George
George
Henry G.
Mary
Minnie K.
Oliver
Bidinger, Otto
Winifred
Boehringer, John F.
Vernon J.
Bouye, ,Lois E.
Bowen, ,Roy S.
Brass, James F.
Rose C.
Brokman, Baby August
Browning, Emily
Buchheim, Anna M.
Christine
Clara
Fred's baby
Fredericka
Herman
John F.
Lola
Margaret
Sam F.
Samuel
Samuel
Samuel J.
Buck, Alfred H.
Alfred H.
Essie
Eva
Paul
Phebe
Rollins F.
Burman, 'Avis Miller
Busch, August
Fritz
John
Baby John
John C.
John Cecil
Katie
Matilda

B-22
B-22

17
20
20
20

17
20

17
20

71
71
46
78

B-2l.
70
72
72

66
19
35
33
55

35
55
64
55
64
35
33
33

35
35
41
41
41
41
41
41
41
47
51
51
51
19
19
19
51
51

51
51

r .•.

George Durward
George W.
James
Mary A.
Winnie E.
Clark, G. H.
Confer, Kenneth(owner)
Conn, Clyde
Cox, Charles F.
Criss, Mary
Moses
Damm, Ernest(owner)
Infant
John
John
John
John M.
Katherine
Louise M.
Marie
Mary
Mary Annie
Wilhelmine
William
Denewiler, Dolly
Emma
John
Deister, Infant
Henry F., Sr .
LillianD.
Mary
Ed's Baby
Downs, Frances
John
Dravis, Freiderika M.
Herman
Herman

26
26
26
26
26
15
B-19

Eberhart, Emma
John
Peter
Edson, Geo. H.
Emmeline
Loren H.

42
42
42
42
9
9
9

Findley, Cecil R.
Fix, Deliah
Henry
William
Folks, Mahala

78
31
19
31
61

Ca.~t~r,

L. B.

21

26
16
16
32

39
2

39
39
39
2

39
2

39
39
2
2

10
10
10

29
29
29
29

48

45
45

64
64

64

�21

Gooden, John
Grayham, Baby
Gress, Charlie
George
Margaret
Ralph

45
21
1
1
1
1

Hall, George
61
Hammond, Sarah A.
24
Waters
24
Will
24
William H.
24
Hartman, Amelia
56
August
56
Louise
56
Minnie
56
Henricks, Meredith S. 67
Herrick, Harold G.
B-26(owner)
, John Franklin B-26
Herschel, Albert
15
Daughter(twin15
Emma
15
Hubert
15
Lenora
15
Mary Lenora 15
Son
15
William
15
, William B.
15
Heil, Maria
17
John P.
17
Hilbert, Geo. Chris
36
Henrietta
36
Hildenbrand, Alice
133
August
133
Baby
133
Dorathy
133
Elmer
133
Frances O.
131,
George
132
George L.
133
Jacob J.
133
John C.
133
Minnie
132
Russell
131
Hilton, Doris (owner) B-22
Houk, Charle's:-; W.
74
Ellen
73
Emma A.
B-14
Frank
43
George J., Jr.
B-14
George W.
11
Hairley
43
Hulda A.
11
John
11
Ka~e
11
Kate
43
Lena
11

Houk, Rudolph Andrew
Stephen Geo. '
Walter C. Pfc
Hume, Cassie
Lynn

11

Inloes, John (owner)
.
Wm. Stanley
Kampschroeder, August
Ernest
Harry
Henry
Mattie
Rosa M.
Wilhelmina
Kersting, Henry
Lena (Albert)
Opal (Herrin)
Kline, 2 boys of
Ernest Kline
Koehler, Joseph
Kraft, Irwin B.
John
Louisa
Milton
Rose E.
Kropf, Eleonore Johanna
F. Michael
Ferdinand Michael
Grace K.
Louisa

B-17
B-17
59
65
60-A
65
59
65
65
58
58
58

Lane, James William
Laswell, Eveline
Long, Mary E.
Louk, James E.
Mary Emma
Lusk, Baby
Richard (owner)
Lutz, Anna M.

29
19

iZ

S-3
S-3

44
38

69

46
46

69
69
50
50
50
50
50

Ida J.
Jacob
Jacob
Ka:,e
Ludwig J.
Siebila
William
Lynch, Gary Dean
Robert (owner)

75
73
73
83
83
63
63
3
36
63
36
3
63
63
B-15
B-15

McAtte, Bertha J.
Cecil J.
Eslie H.
Margaret
Thomas Wm.
Virgil

61
61
61
61
61
79

Eva

~~~:.

�22-:

McAtte, William Lee
William S.
Martin, David H.
John
Mary J.
Metzler, Clarence (owner)
Mille r, Albert
Alice
Grace (Walter)
Moore, Charles F.
IElizabeth B.
,Estella (Herschel)
Frank N.
Wilbur C. W.
Morris, Frances
Moss, Donald Ray

61
79
43
43
43
B-20
47
47
B-9
45
45
15
45
45
28
133

Nichols, Amelia B.
Charles T.
Mary
Ryland T.
Sophia
Wm. Elmer
Nicholson, Derek Bryon
Noe, A., G. (Gus)
, George W.
Hannah L.
Nettie M.
Northrop, Gertrude
(Vaughn) (Nichols)
Nuffer, A.
Anna B.
Annie B.
, Chris tian P.
Fred
John
Lillie (Boehringer)
Mother
,Our boys
Peter (owner)

25
25
25
25
B-18
B-18
70
22
22
22
22
25

O'Conner, Jess

B-17

Pearce, Thomas James
Pennington, Angelina
'Frances Morris
Platemaq., Fred
Mrs. Fred
Jauni ta Mai
Will

76
28
28
22
22
22
22

Rake, Alfred (owner)
David Earl

B-5
B-12

S-l
14

5
5

14
14
14
14
14
14

Richards, Freddie M.
Martha
Richa rd T.
Willie M.
Roller, Catherine
Catherine
Charles G.
Eddie W.
Ethel
Franklin W.
Harvey H.
Herbert G.
George
Lena C.
Michael
Valentine
Willie
Roth, Fredricek (Rev.)
Margaret

16
16
16
16
13
34
34
34
38
13
34
13
34
34
13
13
34
2
2

Salverda, Josephine
10
Peter
10
Sather, Lily Marie
57
Scheer, Adam
23
Add
70
Anna Belle
70
Charles Theodore
23
David
B-25
Ernest
23
Jonathan
23
Mabel
B-25
Merle (owner)
B-25
Rose Anna
23
Schneider, Baby (2)
40
Elizabeth
40
Emma M.
40-b
Louise S.
40
Margaret
40
Margarette
40
Valentine
40
Valentine
40
William
40-A
Selch, Frank
2
Shaw, Annie
59
Hattie
64
Mabel H.
59
Roy T.
59
Thomas
59
William, Sr.
64
Willie E.
4
Slingerland, Dewitt C.
S-3
Smith, Alma Baker, Hutchison,
Wilson, Denewiler
10
Snura, Louise
63

�23
Elenora

Stout~

: E

44
44
11
44

Wulfkuhle, Henry
Homer (owner)
Hubert, Sr.
John
Mary A.
Mary A.
Maxine A.
Minnie M.
Robert W.
Roy H.
Wm. C.

stover, Huldah A.
Stull; Aaron
44
Charlotte T.
52
Geneva L.
Henry A.
52
Infant
52
44
Isaac
44
Isaac N.
Matilda E.
4~
Milton
Yahn, Emmeline M.
44
Richard
William F.
44
Tom
Thomas, Bettie (No Lot #. Stone
Frankie (in roots of Pine Tree)

4
Unger, John,Sr.
John W., Jr.
B-23
4
Louisa
Vaughn, Gertrude Nichols,
Northrop
25
I

Walter, Anna E.
B-9
August Albert
B-9
Elizabeth
49
John Albright
49
Madison (Rev.)
49
Theo. (owner)
B-16
Wendeland, Baby
S-3
(son of F.E. &amp; L.E. Wendeland)
Wey, L. (Stone near Lot #63
(see last page)
Wilson, Donald Eldon
27
'Leah Fannie
27
Lewis Elmer
27
Lottie
27
·Mabel C.
27
Rosie
27
Wittich, John
3
Sarah
3
Wulfkuhle, Albert(owner) B-ll
Annie Mary
53
Arthur (owner)
57
Baby
53
,Chris tian F.
54
:Chris topher
53
'Clarence (owner)
B-IO
Clayt-:&gt;n R.
57
Clinton"·~- .. ,; ,
57
;Elizabeth 53
Ernest
54
Ernest (Owner)
S-2
Frank
B-24
~arry

66

Zeeb, Albert
Anna Marie
Charley
Edward J.
George J.
Gustaf A.
Jennie M.
Johann Michael
Julius A.
Michael E.
Sophia P. -

53

3
38

54
54
54

A-136

53
53
54
54
9
9

6

6
32
6
6
6
32
6
6
32
6

�24
STULL CEMETERY
Stull Cemetery is located on the North side of 45th Street near Stull, Kansas.
This is South and East of Topeka, about half way betw~en Topeka and Lawrence, Ks.
Stone Records
Died

Date of Interment
Born
,Lot Ill-Owner Geo. Gress
1. George Gress

,&gt;
'2: c __

9/ lf3 / 1911

lf334

1911

6/23/19 25

1839

1925

2.

3. Margaret Gress

4.

5. Charlie Gress
On same stone-Ralph Gress

6.

7/ 2 / 1893
5/9/ 1900

12/lf3/ lf3 95
1/8/19 01

7.
8.

Lot #2 -Owner Will Damm
1. Rev. Fredricek Roth
2. Margaret Roth
3. John Damm
4. Katherine Damm

10/2/1877
7/12/lf370

4/25/lf306( Job 19c -2v) 7/12/lf37 0
c·
geb 9, May, lf329
ge st 26, Oct. 1904 ~ ~.
geb.D. 2, Oct. 1844 Gest.D. 12, C~:;'.' ."
July, 1907 ~.-r";:TtJ-:- /
A Ceb Den 25, Aug, 1896 Gest Den 23, June,
lf397 -dau. W. &amp; M. Danmf
7/17/1862 .
2/25/1933
3/20/1858
3/19/1933
r

5.Wilhelmine Damm
6. Marie Damm
7. William Damm

1/10/18Q6~Rev.14c-13v) 10/2/1877

2/28/1933

8.

9. Frank Selch
7/30/1967.
6/23/lf380
Lot II 3-Owner-John Wittich-Ludwig Lutz-EPmer Wulfkuhle
1. Anna A. Andrews
1910
lf332
'2. John Wittich
lf369
3. Sarah Wittich
lf370
4. Ludwig J. Lutz
2/19/1971
9/ 14/ lf3 92
5. Ida J. Lutz
11/22/1967
12/9/188 5

6.
7.
8.
9.

Lot

II

7/28/19 67
1910
Son lf369
Dau. lf370
2/16/1971
11/20/1967

4-Owner John Unger

1. Louisa Unger

2. John Unger, Sr.
3.
4. Willie E. Shaw

5.
6.
7.
8.

7/7/193 0
1944

1863
1859

4/4/19 29

1930
1944
1929

Lot # 5-Owner Chriss Nuffer
1.
2.

3. Annie B. Nuffer
4. Christian P. Nuffer

5.

6.
7.
8.

7/15/1829
6/14/182 5

11/28/ lf392
9/ 28/lf392

�Lot# 6-Owner Michael Zeeb
1. Anna Marie Zeeb

1915

2. Johann Michael Zeeb

8/3/1887

3.
4.
5.
6.

3/4/1938
10/17/1945
8/21/19 23
6/5/189 0

Sophia
Julius
George
Albert

P. Zeeb
A. Zeeb
J. Zeeb
Zeeb

·,"·:~S:i~~~f;;:~~e;~~t~:~:S
.. mather'vori86 Jah. 2 m 29 tac

7. Gustaf A. Zeeb
7/5/193 2
8. Edward J. Zeeb
2/1/1938
Lot # 7 . ;. No Burials todate
Lot # 8 . ;. No Burials todate
Lot # 9-Owner
Edson
1. William F. Yahn
2/8/19 61
2. Occupied
3. Emmeline M. Yahn
11/6/1946
4. Occupied
5. Occupied
6. Geo. H. Edson
4/28/1913 Murdered
7. Loren H. Edson
1999
8. Emmeline Edson
8/20/1914
Lot #10-Owner John Deneiwiler
1. Dolly Deneiviler
2. Peter Salverda
1901
3. Josephine Salverda
1888

4.

5.
6. Alma Baker Hutchison Wilson Denewiler Smith
~. John Denewiler
12/7/1916
7. Emma Denewiler
1886
Lot # 11-Owner Geo. Houk, Sr.
1. Rudolph Andrew Houk
6/19/1956
2. George,W. Holik
3. Lena Houk
4. Huldah A. Stover
5.

2/10/1936
" 4/25/1920
. j._/':
Children of Geo. &amp; Lena.

Gestarben Den. 3,
Aug, 1887-imalter von 62 jah ,
3 mon, 15 tag
5/15/1871
4/2/1938
1893
1945
1853
1923
5/4/1890(son of Wm. &amp; 6/5/1890
E Zeeb.)
5/15/1871
7/5/ 193 2
1869
2/i/1938
--...

~'I

1877
1873

1961
no marker
1946
no marker
no marker

1870
1830
1834

1913
1909
1914

no marker
1/8/1821-Ho11and
3/26/19 01
12/31/1828
4/19/ 1888

3/8/186~t':··,;.~
1850
1847

7/21/i943
1916
1886

1/23/1895(WWl-Ks. Pv:t:';'
Casual Co.)
8/16/1858
11/4/18 56
18 ys.9mo

6/16/1956
2/10/1936
4/23/19 20
12 da. lola

4/23/183 1
9/7/ 18 33

9/10/1902
9/16/1916

3/24/ 1891
4/20/1895

1/15/1896
1/28/ l8 96

6.

7. John Houk
"'~'. 1902
8.Kate HoUk'~c'~&lt;~"1916
Lot # 12 No burials todate ',.~- f
Lot # 13-~iner Valentine Roller
1. Herbert G. Roller
2. Franklin W. Roller
3.
4. Valentine Roller
1905
5. Catherine Roller(wife of V.
1887 Roller)
6.
7.
8. Michael Roller
9.
/0.'

Ii'"'' ' .. '

",

JoL/ 182 5,i.·
11/5/1828

1850

10/23/1905
2/14/1887
1902

�26:

Lot #

14~Owner

Peter Nuffer

1.

2. Our boys

1891 -- 1892

3.

4.

5.

:

10/15/1828
6. Anna B.(wife of John Nuffer)
7. Mother Nuffer
8. Fred Nuffer
9/5/1857
Lot # 15~Owner William Herschel
1. Mary ~erschell,
2. Son Hersche11
3. Daugh~e~ Hersche11
4. Hubert Hersche11
"~', :. 1895
5. Lenora Herschei1 .
2/16/189? .
6. Wi11i~m Hersche11
..
1882
7. Estella Herschell Moore 11/11/1952
8. G. H.C1ark
Co. B 88th 14.Inf.
9. Emma ~ersche11,
1908
10 William B. Herschei1
3/19/1918
11~A1bert Hersche11
,. ~95
Lot # 16~Owner-Richard Richards
1. Freddie M. Richards
/18/1873
Willie M. Richards
5/1/ 18 74
2. Martha Richards
1905
1849
3. Richard T. Richards
1835

4.
5.
6.

7. Mary Criss
8. Moses Criss
Lot # 17-

1822
1816

1897
1902

5/ 12/ 1892
9/3/ 1909

7/26/18 69
6/5/18 74
6/4/1889
7/14/189'5
.2)16/1892,
10/24/1882
11/9/1952
12/20/1909
3/13/19 18
10/24/1895
/17/1877
1905
1911

1897
1902

1.
2.

3. Maria Hei1

1886 (73 yr.11 mo. wife of John p. Hei1)

4.

5. Minnie K. Bahnmaier
6. Henry G. Bahnmaier

7.

1944
6/26/19 41

8. Andrew,Bahnmaier
8/26/1968
Lot # 18 No burials todate
Lot #19 Owner-Laswe11-Browning
1. Eveline Laswell
5/26/1961
2. John C. Busch
1907
3. Emily Browning
. 12/14/1930
4. Henry Fix

7/14/1886

1865
. 1856

1944
1941

10/6/1893

8/17/1968

1875
1844

1907
1930

12/1/1907

8/22/1908

12/14/1826
10/1/1829

10/15/1899
11/3/1894

.

5.

6. John Cecil Busch(son of J.C. &amp; 1908 Eva1ine)
7. Occupied.
8. Baby John Busch
Lot # 20-Owner-Geo. Bahnmaier

1.

2. Caroline Bahnmaier
3. George Bahnmaier
I

4.

I

•

5. Oliver Bahnmaier

10/15/1899
11/2/~94

1908

1905

1908

�27
-

• I

lot # 20 continued
6. Mary l3ahnmaier
7/ 28(19J2
7. Georg~ Bahnmaier
12/1 /1948
8.
9.
Lot # 21~Owner-Clyde Conn
1. Clyde·, Conn
10/16/1957
2.
3.
4. Baby· Grayham
5.
6.
7.
8.
Lot # 22 -Owner -Geo. Noe
1. George W. Noe
1/16/1906
2. Hannah L. Noe
1/15/ 1928
3. Fred P1ateman
4/15/ 1944
4. Mrs. Fred P1ateman
2/1/19 17
5. Nettie M. Noe
2/J2/1957
6. A. G. ·Gus Noe
8/13/ 1942
7. Will P1ateman
6/ 1%1939
8. Jaunita Mai P1ateman
2/3 1917
Lot # 23...;Owner Adam Scheer
I

I

1865
1864

1899

19J2
1948

1957

,&gt;

.'.r

6/15/ 1827
i/2/JB3 2
no markers

1/16/19 06
1/15/19 28

3/26/1876
6/16/1863
no marker
3/3/19 15

2/J2/1957
8/J2/1942
1/1/19 17

l.

2. Adam S.cheer
1839
4/4/19 14
3. Rose Anna Scheer
-Ohio
3/22/1895(wife of Adam)
4. Jonathan Scheer
1881
2/17/1936
5.
6.
7. Ernest Scheer
1900
8. Charles Theodore Scheer
' 1935
1874
Lot # 24-Owner-W. Hammond
1. Waters! Hammond
4/21/1951
1872
2. Wm. H. Hammond
1874
1827
3. Sarah A. Hammond
1910
1834
4. Will ~mmond
no marker
5.
6.
7.
8.
Lot # 25-Owner-Ry1and Nichols
1.
2. Gertrud,e Nichols, Northrop", Vaughn 10/13/1962
J2/2/1873
3. Mary Nichols
3/17/1932
3/26/185 2
4. Ryland T. Nichols
2/25/1910
1/14/1848
5.
6.
7. Amelia B. Nichols
8/24/1917
1888
8. Charles !'T.•. :l,flChols
4/29/1953
1881

1914
22
3/ / 1895
1936
1900
1935
1951
1874
1910

10/13/1962
3/14/1932
2/25/19 10
1917
1953

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Lot # 26-Owner George Carter
1. Charles F. Cox
4/29/1947

stone-no dates

2.

3. Mary A. Carter
4. George W. Carter

6/22/1957

4/22/195 27

11/6/1868

6/24/ 186 5

6/19/ 1957

8/ 19/ 195 27

5.

6. James Carter (or Corbett)6/5/1919(Co.H. USV.137 7/24/1892 Reg. 35Div.) 6/3/1919
7. Geo. Durward Carter
8/8/1906
6/1/1900
8/8/19 06
8. Winnie E. Carter
8/8/1906
10/8/1896
8161 1906
Lot # 27tOwner-Elmer Wilson
1885
1. Mabe1;C. Wilson
3/8/1917
1907
1881
2. Lewis iElmer Wilson
8/18/1953
1953
1962
3. Leah Fannie Wilson
2/1811962
1894
4. Lottie Wilson
1892
10/12/1889
3/19/ 1892
,. Rosie .Wi1son
1889
no stone
6. Donald Eldon Wilson
3/21/1938
3/23/1938

7.

8.

9.

Lot
1.

# 28

2.

3.

4. Angelip.a Pennington (dau. of W.S. &amp; M.J. Pennington)(l yr,18 das.)

5.

12/21/1879

6.
(Stone N. of Angelina's. Inscription(Our Mother Frances Morris wife of
7.
Wm. J. Pennington-B~rn'in Lincoke Co., Kent. 4/19/1821 D:8/26/1891
8.
'
(no record of this grave on Cem.Records)
age 70-4m-7d.)
Lot # 29-OwnerHenry Deister
1. Deister 'Infant
stone L.E.D.
2. Mary Deister
8/28/1936
1870 Stone M.F.D.
1936
3. Henry f. Deister, Sr.
10/29/1915
1836 Stone H.F.D
1915
4. James William Lane
1879
9/6/1870 12,7m,2das. _ 4/28/1879
Son of E. S. &amp; L. Land
5. Lillian D-~ :. De:i.ster
11/28/1955 .
12/1/1955
5/19/1897
I

6.
7.
8.

Lot # 30 no burials todate
Lot # 31 '

1.
2.

,

3. Deliah Fix
4. William Fix

5.
6.
7.
8.
1.
2.

3.
4.

Lot # 32-Owner Charlie Zeeb &amp; Ernest Damm

Age about 68 yrs.
1/2/1809

4/15/ 1888

12/111874

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-·r.;:!
"'-" -_.
-I .. -~. -" .......~.,... .". :;&lt;'0--")

Lot # 32 continued
5. Jennie M. Zeeb
6. Charley Zeeb
7. Michael E. Zeeb

1/8/1947
1/16/195 2
1939

11/11/1.869
11/30/1861
1903

1/6/19 47
1/14/1952
1939

Lot # 33-Owner Samuel Buchheim
1. Sam F. Buchheim
11/7/1973
2. Samuei Buchheim
1931
3. Christine Buchheim
11/7/1950

10/14/1897
1.865
1867

11/6/1973
. 1931
~}. 1950

Lot # 34-~mer George Roller
1. Willie Roller
Son of G. &amp; K. Roller Age 127
2. Eddie Roller W.
3. George Roller
10/12/1.830
2/17/ 1905
10
4. Catherine Roller
3/2/1.837
2/23/19

2/4/18 72
2/17/19 05
2/23/19 10

8.

4.

'(

'&lt;

5.
6.
7.
8.

5.

6. Harvey H. Roller
7. Lena C. Roller
8. Charles G. Roller

3/16/19 46
7/ 19/ 1961
8/26/1948

1902
12/3/1872
9/24/1.868

1946
6/5/19 61
8/24/1948

1838
6/19/1.809
7/26/1832
5/14/1809

1923
12/8/1.888
3/11/19 04
5/10/1888

9/22 /1.835
8/28/1.838

12/25/1.898
6/26(19 17

9.

Lot # 35-Owner Samuel Buchheim
1. Margaret Buchheim
1/1.8/1923
12/8/1.888
2. Samuel J. Buchheim
3. Samuel Buchheim
3/11/1904
4. Anna M,. Buchheim
5/10/1888
5. Occupied
6. Occupied
7. Occupied
8. Fred's baby
Lot # 36-bwner Hilbert-Lutz
1. Geo. Chris Hilbert
12/25/1.898
2. Henrie~ta Hilbert
6/26/1917

3.

4.

5.

6. Kate Lutz
7. Jacob Lutz

1/6/1912

8.

1876
1.875

Lot # 38-~mer Hubert Wulfkuhle
1. Joseph Koehler
9/26/1872
3/10/1871
2. Ethel Roller
10/31/1.896(dau. of C.G. 5/1/1.896 &amp; L. Roller)
3.

1912
1959
9/26/1.872 '.
10/31/1896 .

4.
5.

6. Hubert Wulfkuhle, Sr.

7.
8.

10/18/1951

1905

(To be, continued)
Copied, and contributed by Iona Spencer, Lecompton, Kansas.

1951

�30
Continued from Vol. IV' No.4,!!!! Pioneer.
cemetery Book
Eudora, Kansas 1!B09-1921
Copiect. by Judy Sweets, at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, Kansas.
Date of Date of Narne
biirI~ -

creath-,
1884

~an

3 Jan

8 Apr

8 Apr

8 Apr

' 8 Apr

1 J\Ule : 1 June
18 J\Ule
4 Aug
4 Aug
10 Sept

Age

Sex Color

---

white American
Ida.
child of Mr
H. MC GEE
feme white Gennan
AIma SCHNEIDER 73
John SEYBOLD

40

male white German

Katie DECK

18

feme white German
male white American

19 Jume Frank BOLINGER 32

26
23
24
23
11
12

Oct
Nov
Nov
Nov
Dec
Dec'

nervous
disease
ld.lled by
fall
blood
poison

159

grave

deatli -

--.--.

single
f7ave

.' single
grave
single

Cause of

L'

drowned

George E. HARRIS 1 yr.
5 mo. -,male Black Amer. single gr. consump.
tion
single gr. consump,5 'Aug
Solon M. HARRIS 8 yr.7 mo. male Black Amer.
tion
inflam.of
46
feme white German
: U Sept Barbara' ERNEST 47
bowels;
cramps;
170
26 Sept George W. BRUNE 10 da. male 'White German
typhoid fev.
261
12 oct Katie BECK
37 f(),,:fe'ink.fwhite Gennan
single gr. consum,19 Oct 'Mollie V. HARRIS 10 yr~lO'mo. fem.Black Am.
ption
cramps:
'27 Oct Pearlie ADAMS
1 mo. 20 da~fem. white AIner. 194
diphtheria'
i 24 Nov
Oscar WINN
2 yr'male white American
425
25 Nov child cjf John arT 1 da. 'feme wh1teA'nierican 87
'24 Nov AmeUar:REETZ
7 da. feme white German
single gr. ----..
'12, Dec Charles E. HEINRICKS 2 Yr 3 mo. male white Ger. 193
diphtheria
,13 Dec , John SNITH
5 yr 6 mo. male white !mer.
154
croup

5 Aug

,

"

25 Sept
11 Oct
18 oct

Nationali ty; # of Lot

'

1885

'llPr

2 Apr

I, J\Ule
26 July

2 June
26 July

1 Aug
17 Aug

2 Aug
,18 Aug

30 Aug
1 Sept

31 Aug
2 Sept

26 Dec

27 Dec

1886
~eb
23 l-r~
1 June
27 May

?4 May
2 June
-.......

28 Feb

otis RICHARDS

47

male white American

inflame of
bowels
Mary- MEYER
26 yr. 6 mo. feme white Amer. 221
diphtherial
Frank HARRIS
consump----- male black American
single
gr.-II34 tion
Elizabeth KANZIG'--69 yr.lln1o~ fem.white -Ger. 169
typhoid fev.
George CALDWELL 14 mo. male white American
single gr. sunnner
complaint
John VAUX
male white Englishman 224
70
old age
Belie FORD
20
fem. black American,
single
brain fever
gr.-#20
Jacob KANZIG
70
male wi te German
169
ld.dney dis.
Charles, CRAMER 22
male vhi te American
Katy MONROE:
, 22
fem. black American
Reinholt E'. HEALSIG '24 mo. male 'White Ger.
John Erwin
10 mo. male white American

230

61
consumption
single gr.liver dis.
fever
single gr. summer complaint

�Eudora demetery Book continued:

31

-2Sex Color Nationalitzl!..2.f ~ Cause of
~~h-

-1886

--_....

IT"une
23 June
7 Ju4r
14 J u 4r.

25

July'
22 Aug
22 Aug

--------_... _--

1887
'TJan
22 Jan
24 Jan

20 Feb
7 Apr

------I

--.....
---------

5 Aug
28 Aug

15

child of Mr. HOBBS- 3 wks. malewbite Ainer.
Louise -LOTZ
83
fern. white Geman
child of Mr.NlUS' 3
male white German
Cora BISHOP
John GIBSON

fem: white American
male white American

20

10

52
fem.-White American
Caroline HERNRICKS 8 da;.-fem."white GEirman
Willie HARRIS
3
feme black American

Nary BORNWELL

29 Apr
1 Mq
22 May

single gr. fever
200
heart dis,.
single gr. summer
complaint
200
summer
comchild of GRIFFIN 6 wk. male white American
plaint
88
c'ancer
Eliza: HAMILTON 68
\' f'em."White American
single
gr.
spasm
Charles KlEIN'S child lda. male white Amer.
----stomack
dis.
Henry C:am..L
66 yr male white Geman
fel!!. black American
fem. white American
feme wi te Aineric an

Amanda5TRAWHER 21
Mrs. GRIFFIN
40
Lona 11. HOBBS' 1

. ----

Mary DOISE:

20

fem. black American

Nata CLAM

4 mo.

feme white

Christina A. SCHMIT

Oct

To be continued in future issues of

---

Herald of Freedom, Jan. 27,

45

~

German

feme white Geman

single gr. spasm
nervous dis.
summer complaint
260
measles
194
hurt by
train
221
dropsy
193
spasm
single
summer comgr .#6
plaint
single
summer comgr.#22
plaint
single gr. summer complaint
167
inflammation
of bowels

Pioneer.

1855

(',1 ~'~.'_'.J
II. Free School in Lawrence: A tree school was commenced in this city a few

--

-

weeks since, taught by Mr. Fitch. A meeting of the citizens was held on the
evening of the 18th inst., at the school room. The meeting \'las organized by
the choice of Mr. Samuel F. Tappan, President and Dr. S.C. Harrington, Secretary.
A school committee of three was appointed for the ensuing year, consisting of
Dr. Robinson, Dr. Doy, and J. S. Emery, Esq. Mr. Samuel F. Tappan was chosen
clerk. We are informed enough money has been subscribed to carry on the school
for ,*ree and a half months.
Lawrence Athaenewn: The following gentlemen constitute the officers of
the A~aeneum::- J.
!mery,President; A. H. Mallory, C. S. Pratt, Vice-Presidents; John Hutchinson, Corresponding Secretary; E. D. Ladd, Recording Secretary ~d Treasurer; S. N. Wood, Librarian;; C. Robinson, S. C. Pomeroy, S. Y.Lum,
John !1ailey, S. J. Willis, Regents.
.
Question for discussion before the AthaeneUllt on Tuesda\r evening, the 30th
mst.: "Should the policy of non-intervention on the part of our government be
departed from in the present contest iil Europe?"
Pisputants:: Affirmative, J. Hutchinson, J. l'1ailey; negative, J. Speer,
E. Clarke.

s.

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Rxtracted from a'Volume called:: Kansas Claims House Reports. 36th Congress
',' ',: ;',' ',".'
, , 2nd session (2 vol.)
-- .-- - .. : .
The following are examples of the many interesting testimonies to be fOWld in
the two ,volumes of uKansas Claims l1 • These claims were made by Kansas citizens in (~~'~:&gt;'
the'1850 l s and often contain information concerning place of origin~ names of familT-, '
members ~ political views'~ etc. Volumes m~ be consulted in the Documents Section of
Spencer ,Research Library on the University of Kansas Campus, Lawrence~ Kansas.
~

,

-----

In the matter of the petition of Benjamin S'. Hancock.

Margaretta Hancock, sworn, says: That she is the wife of petitioner~ and
that in the years, 1855 and 1856 we were living 'on our claim two and a;-half miles;
from Lecompton. He was, from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and a free-5tate man~ and not
in good odor with the people of Lecompton on accoWlt of his political opinions. In
the ye~ 1855~ duririg the Wakarusa war~ Mr. Hancock came to Lawrence to save his
l.1fe~ and help, while protecting himself, to protect others. 'While he was gone~
some me~ from Lecompton came and threw do~ our fences~ arid the cattle got in and
destroyed our corn. The're were niri~ or ten 'acres in corn;' it was sod corn. Mr.
Hanrock had gathered a little of the corn to feed with before he came down to Lawrence ;:the rest destroyed. It was pretty good sod corn. This was all we lost of
much'./value during that year.
.
.
, In the" month, of August or September, 1856, while Il\Y husband was absent-having fled to save his life~-a company of men, calling themselves Kickapoo Rangers ~
about fifty irl nUIllber, came to our house. It was SWl~ morning. They were commanded by one John Randolph~ He paraded his men before the house~ ordered !¥he men
to go in and search the house, and take what they could find for the use of the southern artl\Y. The men entered the house from both sides, began swearing, s¢ng we had. ',',
a store for the abolitionists at LaWrence,but they would not get it. Then they commenced plundering; some in one room;' some in the other; some up stairs, turning over
the beds ~ taking the blankets, swearing they were too good for abolitionists; inquired
for Mr. ~ancock;: swore if'they had him they would kill him. They took coffee, sugar~
crackers~ meat~ harness--several sets, &amp;c.
'They took all my provisions. I expostulated with them; told them they were
gentlemen to take all I had to eat, my husband being gone, and I having tu&gt; little
ones to attend to. M". Lamb then took a piece of meat,some dried fruit, and a washpan full of coffee, and gave them to me. Captain Randolph got mad, ordered Mr. Lamb
to leave ,his compan;r, as' his conduct was' a aisgrace to it,;; that he was a' coward and
a: trait OJ;" to his company. Lamb said he would not see a, woman hungry. Pistols were,
drawn by Randolph, :who said the next thing taken out of the wagon he 'WOUld shoot'
the man wo did it.Lamb wanted to leave a sack of flower, but was compelled to give
it up. Randolph made a speech, saying~ among other things, he would go over with his
thingstti Lecompton~ and come back again. They broke and destroyed everything they
could lq their hands on that they, did not carry awa:y. That afternoon about 300 men
came on horseback, accompariied by some wagonsJ: picked up what they wanted, throwed
do~ the :fence; drove and rode through the cornf:l.eld~ set fire to the house three
times~ lnl:t it was put out. The barn and its contents they burnt down. There were in
it ploughs and chests of tools and ever,ything necessar,y to car.r,y on a farm.
Between the two visits on that dq I had. obtained a guard from Colonel Cooke,
and had thrown a few light things into &gt;the wagon. The last body who came even tried
to rob the wagon of the few things it contained, but were suceessful~ resisted by the
guard.'
.
,
Myself and mother came back to the hoUse atter' the barn was burned,' and,
waiting t~ll dark, hid some things by covering them up in the garden, but they were
all stolen and broken up.
,
'~he items in the house and barn, as set down in the petition~ were ~t:~a6-,
ried aw:q~ destroyed~ or burned up at that time, except the items for ,8POOns~ Thera
...
~,

"

'

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�33
were twelve large spoons, silver,worth $36, and 12 small ones, worth $10; these
were carried 81tlay. The preserves: were worth $1 per gallon. ,Ten acres, of corn and
over were destroyed at the same time, the fence being thrown down. What they did
not pack off, the cattle and hogs destroyed. .An acre of potatoes was also dug up
and destroyed. Three horses were taken off.
When Mr. Hancock came into the Territory he brought twenty-five wagon loads
of goodS, such as is set out in his petition, and two 10~rafterwards;.
Margaretta;

-I-

Hancock

mark

Witness: Samuel A. Kingman
Sworn tb before me'April 29, 1859

--.....

Samuel A.

K~an

In the matter of the petition of Henry Eggert.

TesM.mon;y
Douglas County, sa:
Sophia Eggert, being dnl1' swom, says; I am the wife of petitioner, Henry
Eggert; on the 14th day of September, 1856, we lived on our claim, about a, mile
southwe~t of Franklin, in this county; ana. have lived there since; a great Ma.I'1\Y men
c'ame to our house -that dag; Mr. 'Eggert was hid; it was the day Franklin was burned;
they' took away some of our chickens, we had over a hundred before they came" and they
only left us forty;: they' were worth $4 per dozen; I would not take three bits apiece for them; they took all our bed clothes" left our feather beds" took an urnbrella,razor, carving knife" two butcher knives, chair, and many other things, that
I can·t remember, worth, in all, $200.; they took four of our best milch cows, worth
$45 apiece; they rode our horse till he was so hurt that we thought he would die;
they rode him. one night and one dq only, we could not us e him all swmner; I don't
know how much he was damaged, I think at least $50.
her
Sophia, -I- Eggert
mark
Witness::, Samuel A,. Kingman
Sworn to before me, April 2:7, 1859
Samuel A. Kingman , Commissioner
E:. B. Johnston, swom, says:

----I

know petitioner, have known him for three
years" dilring all which time he has lived in this Territory, and is a citizen of the
Territory now; I am his near neighborl in the month of September, at the same time
Franklin was burned, the arII\V, that burned Franklin, under General Reed, drove off
four cow, the property of petitioner; I waS taken prisoner, saw the cmfS of petitioner w:i,th twenty or thirty other of my neighbors' cattle driven off in that drove;
other droves were added to 'these frOm time to time, and all penned in the lot of
Billy Wa.+lace, in Franklin; the cows were worth $30 each; he has never recovered
them; I know nothing of his ,other losses.
E. B. Johnston.
Sworn to :before me, April 30" 1859.
Samuel A. Kingnan,
Commissioner
_...
Contributed by Judy Sweets

--

Her~

2! _Fl'e_e_do_m_,

Aug.

4, 1855

Married: A Magnolia, Ill. on the 12th inst.; by the Rev. Mr. Dunn of Wenona,
Col., ,Geo. S. Park, lately one of the editors of the Parkville Luminary, to
Mary ~uise, eldest daughter of VIm. W. Holmes Esq. forruer13 of New York City.
Mr. Park finds this to be allgloriouscountryll after all, since for the
one home he lost he is now blest with Holmes.

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I

34
QUANTRILL RAID CLAIMS:
EveninSLTribune

Lawrence, Kansas,

5 March 1887

, "The Quantrill Raid Claim Bill passed the House ,last evening about
6 o'clock, receiving seven more votes than a constitutional majority."'••••
"Mr. Bowersock has worked with untiring energy for the success' of this'
measure, which was one of the hardest to manage of anything before the Legislature ••••• The intelligent and successful efforts of Mr. Bowersock, Mr. Cox
and other members, prominent among whom was Hon. J. B. Clogston, the newly
appointed Supreme Court Commissioner, will be gratefully remembered by the
citizens of Lawrence."' ••.•
,''The following is a complete list o'f the losses of residents of Lawrence.
To find the total each will receive, if the amount exceeds $1,000. add 25%'
oJ the remainder, the sum no,t to exceed $1,500."
Albach, Phillip)
Aldridge, T.
Jtllen, A". K.
Alle~, Sam' 1
Allison, J. D.
, Ambler, B. A~
Anderson, M.
Babcock, C~
Bail~y, F. S~
Barteldes, F.
Beoch, J. C:
Bieblish., H.
Bisseli. """,,~
Blood, J'8S'.
Bradley, E. L.
Breton, Peter
Briezebo'Wer, J.
Brooks. P~ R~
Brown', Writ.
Buchanon, W~
Bu11ene. L.
Bussee. t. G.
Butz', J. A~
Carpenter. A'. J.
ChurChill, G'.
Clarke, H. S~
Crarke, Sidney
Cline; Mary
Coleman, E. A.
C: Congo Church
Corbon, Eddie
eardley, Rev.
Crane, J. S~
Crouch. Riley'
Crutch'fi'eld, Win.

$2210.
2135.
6000.
125.
1200.
21l.
411.
4700.
2510.
1440.
80~

1700.

956.
395.
478.
1200~

1800.
1450.
1200.
2350.
17,175.
500.
2000.
9500.

8760.
2532.
577.
, 155.
125.

1288.
200.
2850.
3261.
370~

230~

Dalee', A. G.
Davis, Jno'.
Dillon, Fannie
Dixon, Chas
Dix, Ralph C~
Donnelly. B~
DO'nnelly, J.
Drisdon. B,
Duncan. Amos'
Duncan. t:
Duncan, W'. H.
Ecke. F. J.
Edwards~ C~

E.

Edwards. Jno.
Eggert, Fred'
Eggert, Henry
Eldridge &amp; Ford
Eldridge, E: S~
Eldri dge, S. W~
.Ell is. Meredi th
Emery, J. S:
Endi cot t • \~'.
Evans. D:
Evans, J. W~
Fa11ey, E~ R.
Faxon. Jas. D~
Faxon, W. T:
Filmore. H. S'.
Filmore, H. S: &amp;E~
Fisher, Alben
Fi sher, H., D~
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Fowler. Thos.
Frazier. R~L.

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French, E~ P:
Freeman, F.
Frey, Sam
Fuller, F~
Garvin, T. S~
Glathardt,J. H.
Goodin, JO'Ell K
G(}SS, G. W.
'
Gregg, K. '
Griffi th, G. W'. E~
Griffi th &amp; Marcell
Griswold, J. F~
Grovenor, G:,.
Grovenor, H. Pl.
Guild, 'E~ Bl
Hard, A~ B.
Hard &amp;' Reynolds ..
Harlin, HEmry
Hart~ HEmry
Hartman. M.
Haskell, A".C~
Haskell ~ 'J~ G~.
Hazei tine. W~
Hendry, J. M.
Hicks, R~
Hill, Hiram
Hill, tuther
Holt, Geo'. E~
Ho,l t, G. E. &amp; Co'.
Hornsby, El"mi ra
Horton, J. C~
Horton.
House', J.
Howell, Eems
Howell, M. A.
Hughson, C. A-.
Hunter, Hiram
Hunter, Jane
Huson ~ S~ H~
Innes~ H. t.
Janes~ E. J.
Jenkins. Arm
Johnson. touis
Johnson, Thos.
Johnson, \'t M.
Katenstein, A:
Keef, Jas.
Killam, ,Mrs.
Kilworth, I'ke
Kimball, Sam'
Ladd,E. D~
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Lane, Nettie
Leibe, Nancy
Leis,' W,'. J.
. Leonard, B~
Lewi s, I. N.
Livingston,
Loesch, Mich al
Lofgren, Theo'.
t.ongfellow, C.
Luddi ngton , R'. W:,
Lykins, Wm. H. R~
Madson, E~
Magier, ,Adam
Marshall,' Z'.
Martin, }fen
Marti n, Fred'
Marvin, J. F~
Mears, Wm.
Meeks, C. M.
Miller, c: J~
Miller, J~
Miller, R~ H~
Mi 11 s , Pf. R~
Moon, A~
Moore, H. t.
Morrow, R~
Mosby" A,.
Mosby, ~drew
Mugan, Patrick
McAllister, 0.'. W:.
Norton, Mrs. E. M.
Norton, S~ B:
Oehr1e, G.
Oldham, A~
o.li ver, Thos.
OWen, C.
Patterson, S~
Pease, C~ 'H.
Perry, Karon
Pickens,
Pierce. G. W'.
Pollock, J.
Prentice, Angie
Prentice, S~ B~
Prentiss, 'll:
Putney, t. B~
Randall, P'.
Rankin, W'. K.
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Roliins. Jno·.
Ross. Jno.
Russell, S~ C'~
Sands. J,. G~
Sargen ,G:. H~
Savage. Jo'seph
Scott. W,'. H.
,SChott. J. F.
SChwab. John
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se ad, Jt~ D~
Sharinon. W~
Shearer. G~
Simmons. F:
Simmons, T~ J.
Simpson, Mrs.
Simp:son, S~ N.
Skinner. Sam
Sl'ni th, Ed
SiJi th, G. W~
Shodden. M.
SOule. Emily N.
SOutherland, S~
sparr, F. W~
Speer. Jno.
Steinberg. T~ J.
Stevens, R~
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Tisdale, HEmry
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10.71.
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60.00.
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70.0..
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5738.
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--compiled by Pauline B. Elniff, August 1980.

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Herald of Freedom, April 14, l85~
,

Marri~d:

On the evening of the 3rdinst., at the residence of Judge John
Curtis, by J. K. Goodin, Esqle,Mr. Henry Austin Corlew to Miss Zorelda Bledsoe.

Died:. In Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 19, 18~4, Enima Asenath, aged 9 months 15 d8\V's.
In Lawrence, April 3d, 1855, Leander Flanders, ,aged 5 years '4 months and
8 days. Both of the above were children of J. F. and A. P. Morgan, formerly
, of South Framingham, l1ass." now of this city. We sympathize with the bereaved
parents in their severe affliction.

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Oal'l'UARY RECORDS

of
New England Society'
of .
Lawrence, Kans as: 1899-1927' .
Excerpts: from the handwritten obituaries', except where newspaper clippings
are indicated. Original record in the "Kansas Collection'~ at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas:', Lawrence. KS'. By PclUline B. Elniff
pp 1-2~ Charles Edward' WILDER, b Brandon, lIT: 21 sept 1840;: came to Lawrence

1893;; d Lawrence 2 May' 1899.. '
pp~' Andrew Miner GRANT, b Windhani County, CT' r82S; mSarahJ. WIlLIAMS
1850;-' to Kansas~ 1882&gt;; d Lawrence- May 1899.

pp 5-8. Miss: Mary ROBINsmr, 1899 (no other dates included in 4-page obi tuary)
traced her lineage Q:ack even as far as Oliver CRa-It'mIL,. her New England ancestors: dated: from the Mayflower;: her' mother was a MANDELL from Barre, MA.i'
heruncle, Charles; ROBINsm~ was the first Governor of Kansas. Miss Robinson's'intense interest' in securing greater rights for women led' her to fonn
the Women t s Republican Club. She was also largely responsible for the formation of the Martha" Washingtoir Chapter of DAR.
pi 9 n.lrs.Chas;.
d 26 Feb 1901.

W~

SMITH -····Jane Elizabeth WALKER, b London, PA' 4 June 1844;
_.

p.9.-10 Gilbert Howe r.lORGAN. b SOuth Framingham, MA 27 FeD 1852; to Lawrence
1855~m R.ache1 E"., snmtOVS-; d r Alar 1901'.
pp 1042:, Albert WHITC(ldB, b Fayston,. 'lIT 14 Aug 1827; to OSawattomie 1855';
m AUri11a HUl',ITLEY' of St. Johnsburg 1851; d Lawrence 2'6 AUg 1901'.
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pp la.;.14 Rev. John 5. BROWN, b Ipswich, NH: 26 Apr 1806; to Lawrence 1857;
d 15 Ju1 1902.
pp 15-16 John p. ROSS; b Warren, MA', Apr 1839; to
ents i m Rose SPICER' 1865~ d 1902.
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.

~awrence

1855 with par-

P~' 17' Mrs. Francis Antoinette NEVISQ'ol~b Ashtabu1a~ County, 0022' Dec· 1837;
m William W. NE'nsm at Rome, OIf20 Ju1 1856,;. d Lawrence 30' Sept 1903.

pIa: Betsey' BICKNEtt.NOYEs, bAbington, MA': 15 Nov 1820; to Lawrence 1368';:
d Lawrence 21 May 1903.
p,! 19.

m

~.s:-.

ALFORD (JudgeJ~ b Ri vert'on, cr 4 OCt 1848'; to Lawrence 1873;
14 Apr'1874'; d: Lawrence 22: Feb' 1903.

~usie· U.SAVN.;F;

p' 20~: H~ B~ ASHER', (newspaper Clipping 9 Dec 1922)· resident of Lawrence
forty-fi ve years;' was eighty-five: years: old; widow, Mrs. Mollie E~ ASHER·
'. four children:.: Henry a; ASHER. and Dudley'C~, ASHER of Lawrence', Mrs. A1i~e
M. HARVEY- and .Toe1 J~ ~'of Ifichi ta~

�P 21: &amp;irs. Lucia M. NEWMAN, childhood home Weathersfie1d, VT; m Dr. Albert
NEWMAN to Lawrnece'1857; d Lawrence 16 1904, aged seventy-nine years.
PP) 22-23'. Mrs. ;\senath P. MORGAN, maiden name ASenath Perry HOWE, b South
Framinghan, UK 17 Feb 1818;: m JonathanF. MOm;AN Holliston" MA 1840; to
Lawrence 1854'; d 1904. "
,

p 24 Judge Samue1A~ RIGGS,(newspaper clipping, not dated) b Hanging Rock.
Franklin County, OH 1. l\tar 1835; to Lawrence 1859;, m Kate EARLE 31 Dec 1861;
d N1rt Arbor MI. Mrs. Riggs died seven months ago; one son, Harry Earle
R.IGGS' survi ves.
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p 25: Rfchard'Cord1ey, D.~., (two newspaper clippings),b Nottingham, England~.6 5ept1829;' to America 1833; to Michigan; to Kansas 1857;m Mary Minta
'COX: 1858; was ordained at Quindaro 27 Jan 1858; his first sennon ih Plymouth
Congregational. Church, Lawrence 2, Dec 1857. His funeral conducted' by J. G.
DAUGHERTY of Kansas City; pall bearers' were: John H~SKErL, O. A~ HANSCOlIE.
C: L. EQWARDS~ J'~ D;FAm'l~ w.:~ E.ffAZl'}J, p~ 'Ir. EMERY, A~ D~, WEAVER' and' Frank
BAIrn.'
p~,:

26,: Mrs_: ii'chard CORnLEY, (newspaper clipping, Lawrence Journal-World
dated r, Dec 19l3l: Funeral notice and tribute. No statistics~

p' 2.7 ' Mrs. Mary M., (PIERCE) CLARKE, daughter of Benj amin F~ PIERCE and Mary
R~ HAWKES; b fITarb1ehead, MA6 July 1869~ to Kansas City'withparents' 1881;
m A;lfred Houghton CLARKE' 30 June 1893'; Ii ved in Lawrence fi ve years;~ moved
to New York Ci tY'1898; d Lancaster, l;tA~ 17 April 1905.
, , p 28';' Dr. Albert NEV~MAN~ b Windsor VT 2 Dec 1824; m Lucia ~i. TOILES::18S1;
to' Lawrence 1857; in the Civil, War was appointed surgeon of the3rd &amp;egfment Kansas'Volunteers; d 1905.
p,29: 'Reuben W~ UJDn.lGT(!Il~ b flest springfield, MA.1827; to Lawrence l8ST;
d 7 Oct'l90S~"
,
p, SO.llIrs. Matilda O'CamOR SPENCER~ b Sand Lake. NY' 1843";' m Selden Pi. spencer,' 1~59; lived 1'n Madison, WI,then Texas, but removed to Kansas during the,
war;" mother of seven children; d. Lawrence 25 Jan 1905,.
pp 31-32' Alexander lEWIS. b Tompkins, County t NY near village of Jacksonvi lIe 13 Nov 1830; to La"11"ence~ fall of 1857; m i'd~ry L., NOIn'B fall of l863~;:
d' ~ J:'an 190'5'leaving an only son.
p:32' $~ N. SIMPSOO~(newspaper clipping no ,date) eighty-nine years old; helped found Lawrence 1854; suggested its' name after Amos G. LAWRENCE of Bostonj
gave $10,000 to start the fund t~at fixed Uhiversity of Kansas' at La1-'.rrence.
John B~&lt;MNi and Mr. sn.IPSON: were roommates, in Lawrence. and when BROWN left.
he gave SIMPS~ all his personal effects~, He financed the first bridge
built across the Kaw' at Central Avenue:.
p; 33", ~fiss SarahA~ BnOtlN~ (FUll page Clipping dated 4 .Tan 1924, from The'

Indian:Leader. a weekly newspaper published by the Haskell Institute, ; tribute' wri tten by C!larles Francis, F.IESERVEl' Also a sketch of her life (news-

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paper clipping)' by William Herbert CARRUTII' reprinted from the Pacific !!!!.!:
tarian. She was born at Buffalo, 'NY, the daughter of Rev. John BR;,)WN~ a
Unitarian Mintst'er; to California' 1912;. d 11 AUg 1923~ She' was widely
, known as a Unitarian Missionary; •• --she was actively interested in many reform movements'. itt one time she was president of the Kansas State Federation of Women's Clubs.',' She \'las a personal friend of 5\lsan B-. Anthony and
Lucy Stone, and her near klndred cherish the certificate of The National
\:.zoman"s Suffrage Association honoring her as a pioneer. She rejoiced in
the recollection that she had seen the triumph of three great reforns:
emancipation, uni versa! suffrage, and prohibi tion, and she had faith that
the cause of internntional peace would soon be won. She \'lOrked as eClrnest1y/ assbe could in the ~hternational League for Peace ....
p' 34'~ Clarence seymour HALL, (newspaper clipping) b Carroll ton, MO 2 Oct
Hl68; m Lillian POPENOE'Lawrence 11' Jim 1896;; Cah,e to LmrLence l008';d
16 Feb 1922:.

p 35' ,Mrs. John G. HASKELL -, Mary Elizabeth BUSS HASlCEU., b Wilbrahan,MA
22 Oct 1837;; m Capt. John G. HASKELL 1859; to Lawrence 1859; d 19 June'
(year not listed)' San Diego, CA.
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pp, 36' to 74: are all blank.
p,7$ Mrs. Elmira HORNSBY' - Elmira VJORlilLEY b Corning NY;; to Kansas 1856

with sister and brother-in-law, L.J. WOlID~; returned to NY 1860; In Columbus' HOBNSBY-in New York 1862 a few days before his death. She returned
to Lawrence, where she died 28 Feb' 1911l ' Obituary by Mrs • Geo. A. BANKS~
P 76-77 Col. 0; E~ LEARNA:RD~ (newspaper clipping, 4' coltunnsY b Fairfax,
VT' 14LiNov 1832; to Lawrence fnll of 1855. In the spring of 1857 wi th other
parties; of Lawrence', started the town of Burlington , KS vrllere he built the
first :hotel, the first mill, the first business house and the first building used for school and church purposes; was Lieutenant-Colonel 6f 1st Kansas Volunteer Infantry at breaking out of the Civil War; resigned fror:l the
anriy 1863 and resumed residence in L~~'!rence •. His wife was the daughter of
qar. S~ t~~ ELDRIDGE and they had three SOI1S~ He died 8 Nov 1911.
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p 78 Mrs. Sara T. U. rWBINS:)N, daughter of Miriam U~t'lF.ENCE" and Clariss
DWIGm', b Belchertown, nTA'12 Jul 1827; m Charles ROBINSOiJ 30: Oct 1851; to
Lawrence 'spring of 1855; 1867 moved to Oakridge, four miles north of Lawrence where she died 15 Nov 1911; buried in Oak Hill Ce;netery beside her
husband, the late Charles ROSn~S~N, the first governor of Kansas. Obituary
by F. w. BLACIGIAR~
,
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p 79 Mrs. I. J. GRAY"- Martha P. mE'" daughter of Dr. John YALE, b Ware
Mk3 Dec 1861; mI. J. ~RA:Cat Ware lOFeb 1891;' to Beloit, KS~(?) in ~fay:
thence· to Lawrence';' d Bel01t, wr at the home of a sister 20 Oct 1911- buried Oak Hil1Cenetery. tawrenc~; s~rvi ved by husband, two sons' and a' daughter.
p 80

O~ W'. McAU.ASTER

1911 - printed obituary missing.

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P 81 .O~ A~ HANSCOME' (newspaper clipping not dated) Oliver Angevine BAr!S";'
cQ\m', b Portsmouth, NIl 13 Oct 18310 "Mr. HANSCOM was 23 years of age when
he starte'd out from Boston station with the emigrant aid party bound for
Kansas, singing as they journeyed westward, the hymn written for them by
Whi ttier::: "We cross the prairies as of old
.
., ... OUr fathers crossed the sea,
To make the west as they the east,
. The homestead of the free.'·
.
"There remain now in Lawrence but two others of that historic party, Mr.
Forest SAVAGE and ~lrs" Louise ROUSEtAuX~tt' Mr. Hanscome mnrried Miss Anna
Lapp~··25 OCt· 1857 •.. Slle died~ i,n June 1912'. At the time of his death. Mr~
HANSCQlI:1E' was 83 years and 22' days old and had Ii ved in Lawrence since' 1854.
pp 82-83 \\Irs. Anna TAPPAN(newspaper LAPPAN) HANSCCtd,. b New York City 9 Oct
1851; to Lawrence in 1854 with the family of ~ev. Samuel Y'. um~ l';ir. LUM.
wi th a cormnission from the Home ;,Iissionary ~ciety, he~dhis first services
Ii Oct ,in tIteHayTent just erected by the New E'ngland Einigrant Aid SOciety
for a -lodging house and other gathering for the early settlers. Here on
15 Oct. a meeting was held wi til a view to the organization of a Union Church.
This meeting adjourned to SUnday 22 Ott at \';hich date the Plymouth Congregation'al C;hurch was' organized. Married Oliverf(~ Hanscom 13 Oct 1857'.
P 84 Miss Ellen LEARNAIID. Newspaper Clipping of tribute to her memory by .
Clarence HAIL, in the Gazette 19. ~eb 1912. No statistics~
p 8S-Sf&gt; MaryBUIJ;ESS'SAVAGE (183$-1912), b Deanston, near Stirling, Scotl l and;: pne of a large family of children; at age I5 to New York Ci ty t then
Springfield, i\'IA;~ m Joseph SAVAGE' and came to Lawrence to make a home for hi s
motherl~ss chil~ren;:husband died 1891.
p' 87-88 r.1rs~ Joseph E~, RIGGS, daughter of Dr. and ;lrs. FOu..ER;b Norwich,

C'f: 1845; to Lawrence in 1857; in the first class at the Uni versi ty ofKan-

sas;

m' 1872;d 27 Mar

1913~

p-: 89 !drs. Charles L. EDWAIIDS; came Ho Lawrence from ,North8l1lpton, Mit wi til
husband and tt'lolittlegirls 1866'; d,~2 Nov 1913.

p 90 Mrs·. Forrest SAVAGE - Lydi a WORTH~ b Hanover, NIf 27 Jan 1830·; m Forrest ~VAGE' 8Mar H349; fn fall of 1855 came to Lawrence; four children:Willi am, Flnma, May and Frank! d Lawrence 24 Aug 1914.
.
P 91 Ethan Allen SJITH~ b Andover, VT' 4 May 1832; to Lawrence 1857; in
banking business until 1861, torJ.ashington IX; pesi ticnin Indian Eureau until 1865; returned to Lawrence and helped to organize tl:e First National
Bank of which he became cashier. Tne following yenr went into the hotel'
business. In H174. started NORWOOD Stock Fann of 300 acres west of Lawrence. The fine horses from the NORWOOD Farm have made the name famous.
~as a member of the Legislature for two years, and a member of the f;lasonic
body in the {(nights Templar rank. He died in La~,.Tence 22 Mar 1914.
pp 92-93: Col. H. S. ~lOQRE~ d 1914; b Mantua, on 25 Feb 1337; his fnther.
a nativ~·o; G:ranb~~ C'l'; to.Lawrence IG58;s~rved in the 2nd Kansas Infantry;
m 1364 Estller ar~mrjON of 011, daughter of a ploneer of MA'; left wife and two sons.

�p 94 Paul IEARN AIID , b Lawrence 25 Sept 1868:; fnther. a l"!ati ve of Vfi mother. native of F.IA'; mAnna DYKE of Burlington, VT1895; d 1914; survived by
wife and one son, Burdick.
p 95 '~lrs. Wilder S~ METCALF -, Mary GR~R METCALF, b Sullivan, Ashland
County, OR 4 Jun 1857; m Wilder METCAIF 30 Ju1 1878; to KS' nine ye2rs 1 ater;
d Lalvrence
8 Sent
,
. 1914.
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i Oli ver A. I-!Al~SCQ',i. (handr,rri tten obi tuaryl b Ports,,1:)uth NH 13 Oct 1331;
d Lawrence 4 Nov 1914; had five children, three survhre him.

p 96

pp 97~98 Mrs. HOI..LH:GBErlRY -, Leonora S~ PJCKER, b Portland, ME Oct 1659;
to Ir'linois for one year, then to Kansas 1066; mGeorge iiOLLINGBErlRY Dec 1902;
left ~ widow Mar 1912; d 21 Nov 1914~
Printed news i tern: Mrs. Leonora S~ HCLLIr:GBERl1Y, who died at the STI.lMDNS
Hospi tal Saturday night, left a trill devoting her property at 841 1.1aine St.
to be. used as a home for girls in Lm\Ircnce. it farm consisting of 160 acres'
some distance from to'tm is by the terms o,f the will to be used for the support qf the home thus founded. "Her house will be used to its capacity in
, providing a home for girls in L'awrence who are \'!orldng for small wages, and
who have no families or whose families live elsewhere"'. The Uhi tari an church
is narned as trustee for the home, and will have charge of the adri!inistration
of the property. It will be kno\'m as the Ricker Home for Girls. The cause
of death was cancer. She was fifty-seven years ord.

pp 99'-100 Joseph Edl'llond RIGGS; b Portsmouth, OB 31 Aug 1837; to Lawrence
1064; .m Annie FULLER 3 Oct 1872; d 16 Dec', 1914; three daughters survive.
pp: 101-102 Mrs. S:'J. CHURCHIll. - Louann GRAr-IT, daughter of Rev. JClcob GRANT; ,
b Cooperstown, NY' 26 Feb 1844; In. S.' J~ CHURCHIu.:. at Council Grove, KS 4 Aug
1879';: no date of death given.
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p: 103 : Mrs., F. D~ MORSE - Addie 5:.1ITH l'.m::lSE, eldest daughter of Dr. ~ivan
and Abby ~iIT!r; b Monson, MA '8 Aug 1840; m Dr. F~ D~ MORSE 19 OCt 1869; to
Lavll"ence first \'JeeI~ fn Nov 1869; a resident forty-five years; survived by
husband~ a brother, Dr. Frank L. surru and his fotir children; burial at Monson, MA.
,.
p, 104 ,Forrest SAVPnTJ:; b Hartford, VT 27 Sept. 1826; youngest son of Will·i am'
and Polly HAREN SAVAG~; m Lydia G". WORTrr8 Uar 1849; to L'awrence 9 sept 1894;
pre-empted fann west of Lawrence 1894; r:.lOved to Lawrence where he died 17

Aug 1915.

p 105

Mrs. Abn

~JImRrLL Ja"HaNS; b

Hanover NR 2 May 1323;: her father, Dr.

MERRIlL, practiced medicine many years in Hanover;' moved wi th family to Lock-

port, IL; m ?Craius?' JENKINS' and cc.:me to Lawrence 1854. Tbey became identified with the Free State people and Mr. JEN!(INS' was at one time a pri soner
in the power of the pro-slavery party. In 1858 he was murdered by one James
tane, afterwards; U. S~ Senator., After his murder, Urs. JEmaNS cared for
her three children and brought them up to be ::m honor to the ci ty and useful
members of society. She died 30 Aug 1915, age 92 yrs. 4 ~o.

�p',106, Mrs. Rose BROCK ~UTH, b Leavenworth County 23 May 106T; moved to
Greenwood County; educated at EureI{u, and University'of Kansas; to' Ottawa
1891; had record of being one of the best primary teachers in the state;:
m F. A. SMITH 1'893'; d Lawrence 29 sept 1915.
p 107 Alexander MONROE, son of Donald WlmOE. and Jeannette ROSS H~~ROE,
in the County of Ross; and Cromarty in northern part of SCotland'. They left
Scotland 1843~ Alexander born on shipboard on tile banks' of Nem Foundland
2 Aug 1843~ Landed at Salem, r:1A;enlisted in Civil ~lar in Co. F 23rd r,~as­
SaCh\lsetts Infantry;' m. 17 Nov 1864 in Sale~; to Lawrence 1382; elected
President of Merchants National Bank 1890; resigned in 1914 due to failing
health; d 24 Dec 1916; left wi'fe and three children.
p 108-109 r,lrs. George A. BAl"JKS- Helen Mary BENITT, d&lt;;lughter of Jasol1 and
Cynthia BRvWN HEWITT, b North G'ranville, NY 13 Spet 1836'; moved to Winona
County, MN l85(); to Lawrence 13 Jul 1857 to work for her mother's cousin,
G. W~ BROWN ~ publi she'r of the Herald i! Freedom; m (1) Dr • Jerome Gill Sl'lotD
9 May 1859; had two children; Dr. GPJ:SWLD murdered in QU.l\l'lrrPJLL'S Raid
Aug 21 1863; in 187(} m (2r Mr. Bl'1l'lKS; had two children, one died in infancy;. sbe d 10 Jan 1915:.
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p 110 Charles L. EmiAi.1DS~ (newspaper clipping, not dated) b Southhampton,
~1A' 19 Oct 1828;. to Lawrence l855i. was the first school head in Lawrence
.
1857-59;' was first elected superintendent of public instruction in Douglas
County. ,took charge of the office l'March 1859 when tJ1ere were but three
,organized school's. Wi thin three months thirty schools were i'n operation in
the county; \~as one of first trustees of what has becQi;Je the Uni'versi ty of
Hans as , and tvas principal! of he academic department which opened in fan of
1859.' In 1860 he accepted position of principal of SOuthh2rnpton Academy until spring of 1862: Married 4 Oct 1360' in North fiad1ey, HA (vJTi tten obit.
given marriage date as 1862' ar.d name of wiie, StlSan R. P(J.'/EP.5:of South Hadley, r,tA). In 1862 enlisted in 37th Massachusetts Infantry. C'6 "D. ' At close
of war, retired as a Major in his regiment. Was one of founders and charter
members of Plymonth Congregational Church; held office of treasurer over
half a century. Survived by daughter, Uiss Virgini a EUdARDS. Died :22: Nov
1916;' buried Oak HiU:ce::,etery.
p 110 Brief clipping ::!bout the death of Miss Virginia
P 111 Mrs. Cecilia O. TCWJNE, b near Norwalk, -oIr 1843';
ford, MA' 1868; ,to Lawrence same year; d 18 Jun 1916.

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pp 112-114 Paul R~ B:lOO!{S, b Y'o'rk, ME' 22 Jill 1834; one of twel ve children
of Jeremiah and Eveline BROOKS; to Kansas City l834'~ then to Lavlrence. "The
first merchant in Lcl\'JTence, member of City Council which defied Governor nobert J. WJ\LI&lt;ER, member o·f the territorial legislature; COunty Clerk fer six
consecutive terms in the early history of Douglas County; County Treasurer
several tim0s and cnshier of, several Lat'lrence banIcs--a pidneer who ca]e in
september 1854 and who has been identified with the history and developr.1ent
of the tOl'm ever since, died Simday morning at his home on south Tennessee
Street'·. d 17 Dec 1916. Pall bearers: Mr. Fran!, BROCKS; Cll,n,·lesH. TUCIG~n,
W. R. MAXH , I ~ J. MEADE, A. D'. WEAVER,
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r-,!l~s. Eva SAVASE UATT

28 tlar 1922
27 Oct 1922
27 Oct 1922
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results~ Queries are also tree to non-members, but DDlSt concern
Kansas related ancestors of f1tt,y years or earlier.
gain best

Harold L. Pittstordt! 2934 E.ast 8th Street, Anderson! Indiana 46012.
.
WoUld me iii£orma on on EnOCh John PITTSFORD, s. 849 iii GranVille, Ohio
to James and Mariah (JONES) PITTSFORD. m. to M:i.ra PERRIS 1873 1 at Mason
City, Illinois. d. 12 March 1911 had one daughter liSted: Susan B.(b.1883)
who married H. K. SPENCER.

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Dorothy Mae Acklin, R. R. 1, Graham, Missouri 64455.
Need information on William MILNElt, died Lawrence, Kansas Nov 3, 1870 or 1877 and
l.fargaret (AIEXANDBR) MILN8R, died Jan. 20, 1888 in Lawrence. Their son, George
Dq MILNER, was bOrn Dec 4, 1867, Lawrence, and died Sept. 17, 1935, Lawrence, Ks.

•

�Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, LaWrence, Kansas 66044.
,
Would like' to share ii'iI'ormation on Warren Potter THAYER," and his brother,
Chauncey R. THAYER born St. Lawrence Co. N. Y. around 1840. They moved with
parents to wisconsin about 1842.
,
Donald Vaughn,1946 Barker, Lawrence,-Kansas -66044.
Wou14 iike to contact anyone with information on BmER family of Tioga Co."
Pennsylvania about 1840-1850.

Mrs • 'Pauline B-.'Elriiff,'820' Sunset" Drive, -Lawrerice; Kansas' 66044.

Seeldn~ Wormation regarding the' family of JOM C. GAINES, 8;l native of Virginia. (1820 Cenaus) , where his son, "Barnett F~ GAINES, was born (date Unknown).

Barriette married Kittie 'KAISER prlor "to 1819, migrated 'west to Montgomery .
County, Tennessee in early 18~Ots,
and in 1834 to Tazewell County, Illinois.
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Reba Cline, '1100 Crane Road;' Pampa, Texas 79065.
Seeking information on the family of Lewis LA~VSON, b~ 'Tenn. 1822, and wife
Celia TRIMBLE, LAWSON, b. KY. 1827; came to Douglas Co.; Ks, settled near Clinton ca. 1859 .l~ children; Nancy, b .1845 Ky;' Sarah b ~ 1854 Ky.; Thomas J.
b. 1854 K~; James E. b.1857'Ky.;-Williani P. b. 1859 Ks; E.lizabeth b. 1861 Ks;
Sophohia b. 1863 Ks; Lewis b. '1864 Ks; Margaret b. 1867 Ks;: Clara b. 1870 Ks;
John b. 1847 Ky; Jonas b. 1849 Ky.
Reba Cline 1100' Crane Road, pamyal Texas 79065.
James. E. 'LAWSOlt, (my granafather married Augusta Louisa -BUCHANAN ca. 1888 in
Ks. Lived Butler Co. Ks. until 1902. ' 'Went to Okla. byc6vered wagon, settling
in Payne Co. Any information appreciated. Will exchange.
started in James,
Mrs. Maxine Moore 'HOug1arid~ Rt. T. Box 153c,per~,Ks~ 66073.
Would like to know the" rna! en name of Harriet SC T, b. Maryland 1796, m. Adam
SCOrT~ b. Scotland 1783. They lived in Belmont Co. and Monroe Co. in Ohio.
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Seeking
ormation on John RAND
an
an.cy 0
, both killed by
guerilla raiders during 1860 l s in Kansas or Missouri. They bad three children:
1) Perinella E.llzabeth RANDALL, b. 18,4, m. John CASTIUO in Wilson Co., Ks.
in 188,; 2) George RANDALL, 'b. 18,6; 3) Mary t1artha RANDALL, b. 1 Dec. 1858 in
Moo m. James Watson TOOME'l.Y in Wilson Co. Ks. in 1818. Permelia and Mary were
raised'
by an. uncle, William Madison BQBBITr in Wilson Co., Ks.
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Mrs. Edna Bashor Wel
Rt. 5 Box 286 Lawrence Ks. 66044.
Seeking information about
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in Caney township,
Montgolnery Co. Ks. in 189, and in Fawn Creek township, Montgomery COWlty, Kansas in 1900. Family consisted ot wite, Drusilla (Lucy), a son Lanktord, a
daught~r Lucy and a niece, Sallie B. HOLLAND.
I a.m particularly interested in
locating the grave' ot the 'wife, DrUSilla, who died between 1895 and 1900 as. I
believ, her father, Nathaniel HOLLAND, abt 90 J is buried beside her. He had .
come by train tor a viSit, became ill shOrtly atter arrival, died, an.d was
buried by the daughter where she lived in Kansas •

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Died: At Coal Creek settlement, in this district, on the 13th, Clarrie,
daughter of Hugh and Zyntha Pettengill, aged 14 months.
Herald

.Qi Freedom, March 24, 1355

gie~: r}nLthis city on the 10th inst., Annie K., daughter of Rev. S. Y. and
ar1e~.

urn, of dropsy of the brain, aced 2 years 1 month and 18 days
" In this city on the 16th inst., of consumption, r.Ir. Daniel H. B~ooks,
aged ,:,3 years, formerly of York, r.iaine.
On the 3rd inst., near Douglas, K.T·., of oneumonia Wnlis S. IT"::lrder,
aged 82 years, formerly of RiChmond flJissouri'
,
At Washington Creek, K.T. on'the 11th inst., of disease of the heart
"Irs. Eleanor A. Lovelace, aged 34 years, formerly of Clearfield county, Pa.'
Herald.2!. Freedom, April 7, 1355'

Die~:;In~awre~ce on the 7th inst., Mrs. Harriet S. Litchfield, relic of
Le\VlS S. LltC~fle1d, aged 42 years, formerly of Boston, Mass.
In Kan.,as City, nIo. on the 5th inst., of dysentery, Cilar1es Leonard,
;~u~~~~tc:~;_~;g:~s~P;e~~ Amanda B. Savage, formerly of Hartford. Vt., now
In Lawrence on the 31st ul t., of typhoid fever B A B 1d"
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erly of Troy. N.Y~, aged about 32' years.
' • • a WIn. ormwif
At La\-.rre?ce,. K.T~ the 28th ult., Mrs. Lois Herrick, aged 73' years,
Eas~ ~!'r~~;~annd?rr1Ck; Esq,., aJ?d a worthy member of the Baptist church in
" ' " "a1ne. l.1rs. dernck had been a professor of relig"
62
and d1ep 1n the triumph of faith.
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Married: In Lawrence, on the evening of the 5th inst
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gess, r.Ir. C. Howard Carpenter, of thi s ci ty to Mi ss s· ~ ahY ev. • • urly of Keene, N. H.
, a r E. Jones, recentOn,t~e IOthult •• by Rev. Mr. Foster, Ch 1
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Published' Quarterly 8y:

'Douglas CounttJ Genealogical Societ9
P.o. BOX 3664

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LAWRENCEJKA~SAS 66044

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Vice-President ....................................... Maxine Hougland
Secretary .................................•.........
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Editor ...........'...................................
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Publications Committee:

Library Committee:

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Zona SIDi th
Jane Wiggins
Judy Sweets
'Ma.ry JaIDison
Nettie Wismer

Chairperson, Mary JaIDison; Typing, Jane Wiggins;
Record Copying, Pauline Elniff, Judy Sweets;
Indexing, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Wiggins;
Proof Reading, Dorothy Clarke, Cynthia Schott .

Pauline Elniff, Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins

The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization
':- "'with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month,
"&lt;'7: 30 p. m. alternated between the Lawrence Public Library and the Presbyterian Manor •.
Afternoon meetings are held if possible and occasiona~ area tours.
An annual public workshop is held to help in research.
Membership fees are $5.00 single, $7.50 for faIDily members. The
fiscal year is from July I to June 30 the following year.

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Mail check or
money order to:

DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
BOX 3664, LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044

I am enclosing $__~__ for -"-___ single or ____ family membership(s).
Name(s) ____________________________
Address:

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�liTHE PIONEER"
Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

---------------------------------------------------------------------------Spring 1981

Vol. IV, No. 4
Contents

Page

1980-1981 Memberships . • . . .

. 91

1980-1981 Library Acquisitions

.92
Information •

93

1881, 1891, 1926 Douglas County, Kansas Post Offices

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The Kansas Herald of Freedom

~ewspaper

Lawrence, Kansas First Methodist Church Records • • . .

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1860-1861 Lawrence City Directory and Business Mirror. •
Eudora, Kansas Cemetery Records

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Clinton, Kansas Cemetery Records •
Douglas County, Kansas Petitions for Naturalization ••

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• .122

Queries.

.124

D.C.G.S. Items for sale

.126

1981-1982 Officers Elected in April Meeting. •

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From Galena Gazette (Galena, Ill.), Apr. 26, 1912:
"Cousins are not as simple as they seem. The very
fact of being a cousin or having a cousin is compli-:: ~.. -::".
cated ..... They can borrow money from you, visit you co;:'"'.:·.,.
without being asked, tell people they belong to your "::(~~:.'~~·r;.
family, contest your will, even fall in love with
'. . '.. :
you. And a cousin once removed is twice as apt to.
Never completely trust a cousin. The "Cousinly kiss"
mayor may not mean what it means and cousins always
do kiss. It's part of being cousins."

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1980-1981 MEMBERSHIPS
BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044
BERG, Emma B., Rt. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044
BROWN, Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071
BRUNE, Georgiana (Mrs. Ftank), Rt. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044
BUNTON, Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044
CLARKE, Dorothy, 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044
CLINE, Reba, 1100 Crane Rd., Pampa, TX 79065
COTTER, Dennis J., 9402 Octavia Ave., Morton Grove, IL 60053
CURTIS, Cloviss E., Rt. 3, Box 114, Leavenworth, KS 66048
DAVIS, Ula, 2nd and Arkansas #2, Lawrence, KS 66044
DERRICK, Ilah, 333 Kansas, Lawrence, KS 66044
ELNIFF, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044
FINNEY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P.O. Box 592, Garden City, KS 67846
GIBBS, Dr. Eugene C., Box 716,808 Willow, Coffeyville, KS 67337
GORTON, Catherine (Mrs. Thomas), 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
HAHN, Mrs. P.F., 1006 Indian Hills Dr., Tuscaloosa, AL 35406
HANSEN, Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd. , Modesto CA 95350
HARRIS, Virginia L., 3418 West 10th Terrace, Lawrence, KS 66044
HOUGLAND, Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044
HOUT, Goldie V., Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044
JACKMAN, Twylah (Mrs. Claire), 1230 North Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608
. JAMISON, Mary I. (Mrs. Joe), Rt. 2, Box 58A, Baldwin, KS 66006
KIDWELL, Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044
KNOX, Dennis I., 162 South Kings Highway, Stillwater, OK 74074
MAKER, Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Drive, McLean, VA 22102
MARTIN, Gail, 1000 South Atchison, El Dorado, KS 67042
NIEDERMAIER, Louise P. (Mrs. E.J.), 3922 S. Buckner Blvd., Dallas, TX 75227
PETERSON, Mary, 2238 West Ave. South, La Crosse, WI 54601
RALSTON, Cleo, 516 Caraway Place, Lansing, KS 66043
SANDERS, Elizabeth (Mrs. Charles), Rt. 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093
SCHOTT, Cynthia, 806 East 14, Lawrence, KS 66044
SHELDON, Evelyn (Mrs. Martin), 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
SMITH, Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
SHITH, Mrs. Sheldon E. (Adell CARR), 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240
SMITH, Zona (Mrs. Claude), 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
SNEDEGER, B. Jean, P. O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044
SPENCER, Mrs. Vernon, Lecompton, KS 66050
STOOKSBERRY, Mrs. Willie P., 2411 Louisiana, Apt. l3B, Lawrence, KS 66044
STOUPPE, Hugh, 1739 Alabama, Lawrence, KS 66044
SWEETS, Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence,·· KS 66044
THOMAS, Stephen A., 119 North Emma, Olathe, KS 66061
VAUGHN, Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
VAUGHN, Wilma (Mrs. Donald), 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
WIGGINS, Dorothy (Mrs. Elwood), 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044
WIGGINS, Jane M., Rt. 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044
WISCONSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State Ave., Madison, WI 53706
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1980-1981 LIBRARY ACQUISITIONS
The Family Search of Clarence Rice OWens - compiled from his notes by
Katharine Bruce Jones. Presented' by the California Genealogical Society
of San Francisco
'Genealogical Evidence - Noel C. Stevenson (1979)
Genea1ogica1Peri6dica1,Anntia1 Index 1978 Volume 17 (1980) - Catherine M.
Mayhew, Compiler and Laird C. Towle, Editor
Hartdylndex to the Holdings of the Genealogical Society of Utah, Volume I Eastern States (1980) - Mary J. Brown
Out Heritage, 150 Years of Progress (1957) - Clarence E. Birch, Church
Historian of the First ,Christian Church of Lawrence, KS. Presented by
Rev. Ron Goodman
Our Native Americans and Their Records of Genealogical Value - E. Kay Kirkham
(1980)
The PuffettFami1y - Dr. Thomas Gorton.

Gift of the author.

Reseatchet's Guide to American Genealogy (1978) - Val D. Greenwood
Robert's Rti1esof Order Revised 1915 Edition with a New Foreword by Henry M.
Robert III. Presented by Mary Jamison
Tennessee Genealogical Records: Records of Early Settlers from State and
County Archives (1981) - Edythe Rucker Whitley
Thirty Thousand Names of Immigrants in Pennsylvania: German, Swiss, Dutch,
French and Other Immigrants 1727-1776 - Prof. I. Daniel Rupp (1876, 1931, 1980)
Washington County, Rhode",]:sl.§tnd Births 1770-1850 - Alden G. Beaman, Ph.D.,
compiler (1976). Gift of author.
Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor - Bertram H. Groene (1973)
History of Kansas Newspapers - Kansas State Historical Society, Department
of Archives, William E. Connelley, Secretary - Gift of Mrs. I11ah Derrick

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From Newspaper clippings found at Spencer Research Library, University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas:
Call # RH, H86, Vol. 8
Mention was made of how the family name of Estelle ISE of Lawrence,
Kansas came to be in its present form. Apparently the original family name
was ISENMENGER. It was shortened when a civil war recruiting officer told
Estelle's grandfather that the name was too long. (Estelle ISE was the
wife of Admiral Felix GYGAX of Twin Creek.)

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Letter from Kansas
Published iin The Kansas Herald.of.Freedom~- An Independent Week~y Newspaper DevQlte'(fto Freedom, and the Interests of the Kansas TerrItory, by
G.W.• Brown &amp; Co., Wakarusa, Kansas Territory. Number 1, Volume 1, Saturday,
Octo,ber 21, 1854.
Since the publication of my former letters: in the E:a:. I have rec'ei ved
hundreds of letters from al1~' parts of the country, enquIrl,ng about Kansas.
Although wishing to impart all the information i'n my power', yet were I to
devo,te all my time to' letter wri ting, one half at least would go unanswered.
A few put me under personal obligations so that I am at least obliged to
wd te to them., Others who letters may be unanswered win from thi s learn
the reason why. One wants to know '-if the lands here are subject to p:eemption""? another "'if we get them for nothing or have to pay twenty-fIve
cents an acre:, the cost of survey", etc.--Things'that are known all over
the States weeks befo,re we can possibly' know them here, as we are fifty
miles,: in Indian country, and the same distance from Westport, Missouri,our
nearest postoffice. Another wants to know t·\'lhat kind of winters we have
here, and what kind of summers?"' forgetting that I am Just from Ohio, and
have no't resided in Kansas, yet three' weeks:. Another wants to know ''-i'f we
have the ague here, and if so'o whether as bad as in I1linois?n;"-a place I
never set foot upon--and so on ad infinJ:tum. But hundreds of questions
are asked, and so far as 1 possibly can,;"I wish to give one general answer.
The lands purchased' of the Indians embrace nearly fifteen millions of acres;
of this, all except about eight hundred acres belonging to the Weas, south
of the Kansas river and Iowas, north of said river, are subject to pre-emption. As to the Homestead bill, we know nothi'ng of it here, whether passed:
or not, or whether it would apply to the Kans'as rands or not., I think the
Shawnee lands, south of the Kansas river will be the first settled;: they
appear to be settling fastest between the Kansas and Wakarusa rivers, on
the California road.
To reach here, a person coming by the Missouri river should 11and at
Kansas, cross the Shawnee Reserve', thirty miles' to Wakarusa ferry and you
come to' the promised land. As to holding claims here, I refer the reader'
to theConsti tution of the' Mutual Settlers t, Association, which of course
you will publish. These laws will be respected, and justice adminfstered
here as peac,eably as iin the States. Claims: are, however, frequently sold
by settlers.
l' think this Terri tory is well watered';; springs exist in abundance';
prairie could not be richer;, timber may be scarce in places, yet limestone'
and coal exist in abundance. IOuI' tiinber consis·ts principally of walnut,
oak, cotton-\'lood, blue ash, etc'. SOil of all kinds, from clay loam to' rich,
sandy' soil;; good clay, for brick or potter's ware, can be found. I am at:
least five hundred feet above the Kansas river, and only three! mnes fl'om;
1:t, on the richest of soil. A pleasant breeze greets us from the so'uthwest;
to inhale a draught of it is alinost equal to a drink of water. I am satisfied,that the country must be healthy, much more so than iin Ohio.--Possibly
some may have the ague, along the river, or other streams on the low lands.
I think no' difficul ty would be experienced iit securing a location for 8'
tt&gt;colony of any size", where water, timber and stone exist sufficient for
all purposes; yet to secure a place now, emigrants wou'l'd have to go farther
west. The Kansas river i:s nearly as large as the Mi;ssouri. Steambo'ats'

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have been up one hundred and seventy-five miles, to Fort Riley, and I think
with small boats it may' run that high the year around. There are good water
pri v~leges in the Terri tory~ Horses, oxen, cows, an~ in fact, all kinds of
stock are high-':'cows from $25 to $40; oxen, from $75 to $100 per yo'ke; good
horses, from $100 to $1:50 per head. An ·kinds of furniture high--at least
one'-thfrd higher than fin Ohio. Bacon $fe, per lb. Flour, $3'.50 per 100 lbs.
Store goods a shade higher than in Ohio.' I speak o'f the Kansas market in
Missouri.
No,twi thstanding the threats and browr!:':beati'ng of the Missourians,. the
greatest propo,rtion of the settlers here as' Northern peopre--nine-te'~i'trhs'
of the balance honest SOutherners:, who are coming as they say, to get rid
of s1'avery. 1 was much mi'staken in the character of the Missouri ans'., A
few fanatics, who were: resolved to ext'end slavery' at an hazard's', seem: fo·r
the time being to give tone to the whole peopre;' but a oetteracquaintance'
convinces'me that the majori ty of the people condemned the violent resolu'tions p'assed at W¢s'tport and other places. But the die is c'ast., Westport
wnl be another ALT~~. B'iI.'ood 1's in her heart.. Hundreds wtn shun here;:
and Kansas" only' four miles further', wiTl reap the frui'ts' of he'r' ,'treason.
nOo you a,app,rehend any serious difficulty with slaveholders?" is frequently asked •. 1 answer, no, although they have boasted and threatened
much, ill. thev .. .m.~!!.Ql, fools, and well Rnow the shedding of Northern blood!
to sustain sravery here, would end only with slavery itself.. Northern men
need not fear.;' a1'1 they' have to do i;s to be true to themselves, and not
coward-like', knucfde to the demands~ of these sl aveholders~. and padlock
their lips;, and tt-wai t til: the proper time t'o meet this' question"'.. Now is
the proper ti'me--now'i"s the time that the sliaveholders are movingneaven
and earth to establish slavery here;: and now is the tiine,. like men, we
should meet them, and not Hke cowards', cry', "Hush, be quiet', don It agi'tate'
the questiion ~; wai t ti 1 we are stronger .. ',IIOne explanati:on is necessary here;, in speaking of missions" in my llast
]} did not make the proper distinction., My remarks' were true as to Johnson's
mission;; but since I have become acquainted with Or~ Stin, a true man, who
also h~s a mission here~
One word to newspapers which copy my articles·... Do not put words into
my mouth which I never utter.. Copy exact from the' ERA, or not at aH. Much
i,njusti'ce was; done me by a former artic'le by a' portion of the eastern: press'.
Besides, those who copy my' sayings' wiill db me a favor' by' complYing with the'
m~ourtesies of the press.~
One word to emigrants •. Those who have money can do welil here.. lands
which can be got for nothing now, by paying a year' hence Government price,
I honestly thfnk in two years: wi':!'l be worth $25: to $30' an acre. No new
country ever settled one-fifti·eth part as fast as Kansas is now settlfng.
Emi~rants; arri ving in scores;' tents are stret'ched al:l over the prairies;;
cablns ..are going up f? alil directfons., Labor iiS plenty •. A" man, though
?oor, 1f he c'an and Wlll work, Can do well! here'. A'man with only a teami is:
lndependent.. BUt to those who have no' means, can tt nor won't work, Kansas
fs no place for you., Emigrants must expect to meet some hard'ships'~.. We'

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have no ffne houses to receive you in;: everything is i'nconvenil,ent yet;;
settlers are generally of be right kind, with pioneer hearts. SOciety:
i;s good;; we are all sociable and accommodating, and the person who now
has the wBl, and meets these difficulties" and gets' hi's cho,ice of the
lands;, wim never regret it. Where rin Ohio todayl, with my knowledge of
Kansas" I should lose no time coming back here', pitching my- tent" bui'ldfng a cabin,. and preparing for living •. Understand me, I urge nO' one to
come; fo'r, as in ciH?new countries', many- chicken-hearted ones wil'l get
homesick and leave. But if you have made up your mind, and are coming,
now i~ the time. The sooner here, the better-for you.
I am,. truly", yours',&gt;

Samuel N. Wood'

Copied at Spencer'Research Library, Uni versi ty of Kansas by Pauline

B~,

Elniff

Herald of, Freedom sept. 20, 1855
Married:: In Oswego" N.Y'." Sept 13th" by Rev;.,G'.H~ Blakeslee'" Rev. James:
S~ Griffing of lawrence, K. T., to Miss J •. Augusta,eldest daughter of SHas'
Goodrich, Esq. of Oswego, N. y~
Died:: At Ilaness: Creek. Taylor Co. Iowa, sept. 3d, of infll,amati:on of the
bowelS:, Louis Celecti;a'" youngest child of Seth W. and Sal'ome M•. Robi"nson,
aged1 19 months and' 25; days'.
Herald of Freedom, Sept., 22, 1855:
Died:: At; Waubonsa", K.T., Aug. 13', of cholera', ArabeHal M., Sawin, aged 6,
years and 3' months;; also, Harriet F •. aged l' year and 5 months--children of
Cal vin H: and Frances' B~ Sawin, formerly of Westminfster, Mas's;
At Waubonsa, Aug. 25~, Mrs. Mary ArID', Wife- of Hartford p. Leonard~­
aged 23' years, formerly of FrankIin, Mass:;
- At rndependence, Mo., sept. 4, Francis G'~ Woodruff'" fnfant so'n of
N.W'•. and Eliza' W~ smith, fOlrmerly of Meadville, Pa. aged 1'. year and 7 mo.
Meadville papers please copy •

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-Herald O'f Freedom

Oct 27,. 1855:

Died: At Lawrence, Oct 10th 1855, of Disease' of the Heart, Nathan N•. Herrick, Esq., native' of New Hampshire and recently from Maine'. {Maine papers
please copy&gt;.
At Ottawa. Aug. 29th, George Nichols, aged seventy-one, late of
Bl1attleboro,,_ Vt. where he had' been editor and publisher for more than forty
years---l1ast published the Wi5ndham County'Democrat.
Of cholera, Susan Alice Goss', on the steamer' Star of the West, near
Riichland" on the Missouri: river', aged four years and thren"Oii'ihs i , d~ughter
of Geo., W~ and SUs'an C. Goss-, formerly of West Randolph, Vt.

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Herald of Freedom

Oct. 27, 1855

Died: Of Cholera on the steamer, Star of the West near Glasgow, on the
Missouri river, on the 8th inst., Mrs. Mary P., wife of Oscar Harlow of
Lawrence, K.T. late of West Randolph, Vt., aged 29 years.
Herald of Freedom

Sept. 15, 1855

Died: In Lawrence, on the 4th inst. of inflamation of the bowels, Eric
Monroe, only son of Benjamin and Mary Johnson, Aged 8 yrs and 14 days.

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POSTOFFICES TN DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
Lapeer
Lawrence
Lecompton
Media
Pleasant Grove
Sibley
Twin Mound
Vinland
Willow Springs
Worden

Vinland
Washington Creek
: Willow Springs

1881
Aladdin
Baldwin City
Belvoir
Big Springs
Black Jack
Bond
Calcutta
Clinton
Echo
Eudora
Hesper
Holling
Lapeer
Lawrence
Lecompton
Marion
Media
North Lawrence
Pleasant Grove
Sigal
Twin Mound

1891
Alfred
Appanoose
. Baden
: Baldwin
Belvoir·
.Big Springs
.Black Jack
.Bond
.Clearfield
:Clinton
,Echo
Eudora
:Gideon
'Globe
·.Grover
Hesper
Holling

1926
Baldwin City
Clinton
Eudora
Lawrence
Lecompton
Lone Star
Sibley
Vinland

From the United States Official Postal Guides of 1881, 1891, 1926.
Contributed by Mary Jamison, B~ldwin City, Ka~sas

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'daughter of W. T:: and Aman~a ,HINp~'~':'ag,ed
irs; ,:.. (Gai~~burg , (I1l.)
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A LIST OF NAMES OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
COPIED FROM THE QUARTERLY CONFERENCE RECORD BOOK
OF THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Copied by Judy Sweets and Mary Jamison in June of 1980.
From "Minutes of the First Quarterly Conference" held 25 June 1883:
Present: J. Madison, pres. elder; J.W. Alderman, P.C.; George March,
R.B. McKinnen, C. Worthington, C.W .. Sexton, J.R. Good, J.S. Crew,
E.B. Good, J.K. Hemphill, A. Meade, A.H. Foote
Received during the 1st quarter, June 25, 1883
Eliza Wilson
Payton R. Gibson
John Punton(?), M.D.
Grace Gibson
Clara Thomas
Mary Blair
Olive Hambleton
Cornelia Todd
Virginia Findenstein(?) .. Susan Hambleton
I Jennie Render
Amanda C. Candel.
. Delos Obrien
Sarah Thonipson

Hattie Obrien
Mrs. V. Middleton
Ann Higgins
W.E. Higgins
Lillie Howe
Augie Biggerton
C.J. Highs (?)

Received into full conne'ction
Mrs. C.J. Hughs
Received on probation
John H. Webster
Robert Riggs (by Letter)
From Minutes of 2nd and 3rd Quarterly Conference held Nov. 13, 1883 (supposed
date) at Lawrence, Kansas.
Present: J.W. Alderman, P.C.; R.B. McKinn, E.B. Good, J.R. Good, Jos.
Marvin, R.j". Borgholthaus, C. Worthington.
Approved as Sunday School Supt.- Judge A.H. Foote
Received by letter (2nd and 3rd Quarter)
Eva Bruce
Jennie Bender
Caroline Lewis
Effie E. Frazee
Hannah Trowbridge
. Elma Hursh
Flory Billingsby
J.A. RE'\ading
Edward Muth (?)
J.M. Miller

J.G. Trowbri~ge
Harry Trowbridge
L.R. Billingsby
Geo. W. Gates
Selena Gates
C.R. Wagstaff
Mary Bidwell
Emily Moses

Removed by letter (2nd and 3rd Quarter)
Helen Johnson
Laura Johnson
Aron Markley
Bell Markley

Nellie Johson (Johnson?)
Sarah Hand
Mary W. Markley
May E. Mayes

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES (con't.)
Received on probation up to date

(2nd and 3rd Quarter)

Oliver. Templeton
A.J. Dixon
James -J. Dimmock (?)
J .M. Davis
Rachael Tyrnell
J.A. Stavely
Emma L. Reynolds
A.J. Graham
Dewit Bower

John H. Webster
W.R. Johnson
Samuel Frazee
Maggie Way
Edward L. Jones
Robert Riggs
Mary V. Harris
Nellie A. Jones
J.B. Furgeson
A.R. Nordianng (?)

From Minutes of 4th Quarter Conference of Lawrence (Leavenworth Dist.) held
March 10, 1884; J.R. Madison, presiding Elder:
Present: .J.R. Madison, J.W.Alderman, Pastor; W.R. Constandt, local
preacher; Trustees: R.B. McKinne(?), E.B. Good, J.S. Crew; Stewards:
George Mar;ch, C.l-];- Sexton, A.H. Foote, A. Meade, J.F:_ Bayless; Leaders:
J.R. Good" A. Hambleton, S.J. Churchill
,

Committee appointments:
Mission: H.J. Rushmer, C.W. Sexton, Chas. Worthington
Sunday Schools: W.R. Constant, O. Hambleton, A. Meade
Temperance: S.J. Churchill, Chas. Duncan
Tracts: J.H. Gilham, Wm. H. Lamon
Education:· J .H. Bayliss
Church Extension:- E. B. Good
Parsonage and Furniture: A.H. Foote, J.S.Crew, Geo. March
Church Music: S.J. Churchill, J.R. Good, J.H. Gilham, Geo. Savage
Estimating Preacher Salary: E.B. Good, Geo. March and J.S. Crews
Joined by Letter - 4th Quarter, 10 March 1884
Harriet E. Clarke
George Weaver
Sarah Weaver
A.P~Hodges

Susan Hodges
Chas. Nueller
Mary Culbertson
Lillie Wiggs
Katie Moore
Ettie E. Moore

Grace Weaver
Ann F. Rich
Enima Weaver
Clarence M. Thresher
W.E. Vincent
Lucy Jay
M.E. Jay
R.D. Wagner
Minerva McDonald
Ella Clarke

Removed by letter (4th Quarter)
I

J.D. McClaren
Carrie Thompson
J. T.(?) Weaver

Sarah J. Weaver
Lucy Jay
Minnie C. Jay

Died during quarter:
Mrs. E.(?) E. Coulter - Nov. 20, 1883
John Lamon - Jan. la, 1884
Miss Rachel ,Conner - Jan. 10, 1884

Esther E. Moore
Levi Rich
Wm. Busch
Mary Hodges
Simon Frank
M.O. Billings
Hattie F. Badle (Bodle?)
Jennie Dauthat
R.C. Clarke

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES, (cont.)
Received on probation
Eva Frazee
Sadie Walters
E.B. Helm
W.J~ Crampton
H.R. Davis
Maggie J. Jones
Leroy Maxwell
Charles Culbertson
May B. Kellogg
F. Bussey McHarris
Sherman W. Foote
C.W. Travis
Florence H. Jones
Arthur McEwan
M.M. Miller
Chas. Hambleton
Olin Elwell

David Littell
Nettie Littell
Mrs. Carrie Spencer
Allen Sloan
G. R,.) Welch
Simon Jones
Julia Hooper
R. Stanley
E;dward Easson
J.S. Johnsqn
Lucey Johnston.
Cecil A. Stanford
Maggie Ebberhart
Maud Gieger
John Hume
S,arah E. Sexton
Daisy Harrington

Etta Danforth
Chas. T. May
Burt (?) Roth
Ida McCoy
May Rushnier
May Ida Foote
Nettie Ki1worth
H.F. Graham
Eliza Tarbox (Tarboy?)
Christopher Strump (?)
Winifred B. Churchill
Herbert A. Stanford
S.J. Liggett
Walter P. Brown
Willie S. Hamilton
Mamie G. Sexton
Ellen Elwell
Edward Strong

From Minutes of Quarterly Conference of the Methodist Church, 1st Quarter,
June 30, 1884:
Officers:
J.R. Madison, P.E. in charge
J.W. Alderman, Pastor
R.B. McKum
C. Worthington
C.W. Sexton
J. Crew

Geo. March
E.B. Good
E. Munk
H.J. Rushmer
o. Hambleton

Received by letter (1st Quarter, June 30, 1884):
Mate Stowe
W.B. Stephenson
Edward Parker
Bell Bu11an
Ann Bibens
J.B. Milner
Maude Elston
Emma Beckwith
Shelby Bullard
Thomas o. Invin
Bertie W. Sparr
Elizabeth W. Milner
Rebecca E. French

Mary Elson
David F. Clinger
Ella Todd
Julia S. Evans
Lucy Travis
J.W. Elston
Caroline Miller
Mrs. J.A. Lippincott
Sara1 A. Welch
Berth Travis
James McEvans
Maggie E. Jackson
Rufus A. French

Received in Full Membership:
Nellie S. Rushmer
Maggie May
A.R. Northland
Anide May
Nellie A. Jones
James J. Dummock
Ju1en H. Welch

Mary M. Harris
A.J. Dixon
Alva Sloan
May Churchill
W.S. Jinks
Rachae1 Tyall

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES {cont.}
Removed by letter:
Geo. W. Yates
Emily Moses
Levie Rich
Celia A. Yates
W.J.C. Vincents
Rachel Tyall

Lucy Joy
Julen H. Welch
Mary A. Lawson
Minnie C. Joy
James J. Dumwolk

Died:
Mary M. Foote - March 23, 1884
G.W. Cos ley - Apr. 23, 1884
Ida S. Osborne - April 29, 1884
Mary J. Hamilton - May 24, 1884
Probationers removed by letter:
John W. Webster
H.F. Graham
J.A. Stanley
Sarch L. Monroe

May Nilray
J.W. Aldenmace
J.R. Madison, P.E.
Geo. March, Sec. Pro Tem

From Second Quarterly Conference - Sept. 22, 1884:
Officers:
J.R. Madison, P.E. in Chair
Dr. Cow1es:- Prayer
J.K. Hemphill, Sec.
J.W. Alderman, Pastor
David White
C. Worthinton
R.B. McKinum
J.R. Good
Geo. March
Received by Letter:
Mary V. Henry
Sarah A. White
P.E. White,
Hugh Blair
Ralph C. Davis
W.H. Tindell
Schuyler O'Brien
John P. Wellman
Maggie Soper

Rev. David White,Local Elder
Mary L. O'Brien
Preston Clark
Wm. W. Harding
A.J. Harding
Jamie Harding
J.W. Moore
Sarah Moore
Abiah Wellman

Removed by Letter:
Mary Elston'
Wilbur S. Jenks
Thos. W. Miller
J.W. Elston

Mate Stowe
L.A. Frank
Simon Frank
Rachael Stanford

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES, (cont.)
Died:
A. Gill
Mrs. Helen Palmer
Received on Probation:
Louise Palmer
Nellie Palmer
Fred A. Palmer
Those Attending Board Meetings of First Methodist Church, Lawrence, Kansas,
September 10, 1903:
Officers:
Rev. Bamforth
Professor Higgins
S.J. McUster

Dr. Lenig
C.O. Humphrey

October 5, 1903:
A.E. Stanton
Edward Bumgardner
October 16, 1903:
Pastor Dr. Frank Lenig
Gee. March
W.F. March
T.P. Smith
Henry Hunzicker
J.B. Folks
A.1. Stanton
E.J. Eugel

Wm. Plackett
J.S. Butler
Chas. P. Starkweather
Dr. H.S. Gardner
Earl Shelley
Geo. Kimler
Edward Bumgarner

Have been on probation 6 months, want full membership:
Ella Wild
Bessie Wild
John Walker
Nellie Tombs
Anna Davis
Mary McDavis
Bertha Culley
Mabel Culley
Louis Reynolds
Everett Emerson
James Lawrence, Jr.
Starkweather and Light Family Members
(1st 11 named Haskell Institute Students)
All by motion taken into full membership
From Fourth Quarterly Conference, February 24, 1913:
Officers:
Dist. Supt. S.J. Hoaton
Rev. Oechle
Pastor H.E. Wolfe
John Hume

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE MINUTES
Stewards: Prof. Engle, C.W. McFarland, F.S. Hester, E.S. Weatherby,
J.F. Constant, Mrs. Churchill, Rev. Jas. Lawrence, Frarik Oechle,
Wm. Bechtel, Hugh Blair, F.W. Hosford, W.F. March, S.J. Hunter,
Prof. E.S." Weatherby, Prof. W.E. Higgins, Anthony Scalapina
Stewards for next conference year: John Hume, S.J. Hunter, W.J. Bush,
E. F. Engle, F. P. Smi th, ,E. Bumgardner, Hugh Blair
Removed by Letter:
Lucy Joy
Julen H. Welch
Mary A. Lawson

Geo. W. Gates
Emily Moses
Levi Rich

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH BAPTISMS
September 1898 - End of 1902
First Methodist Church, 946 Vermont St., Lawrence, Kansas, copied by Judy
Sweets in June, 1980
Date of
Date of
Birth
Parents," Names
Baptism
Place
Name
Albert Brown
George W. Beebe, Jr.
Marshall Beebe
Pearl Helena Beebe
Wilma Arnett Beebe
Dora Dunaken
Ray R. Dunaken
Earl Dunaken
Eva Dunaken
Dr. E.W. Eldridge
Otis A. Bayless
Fannie E. McHale
Mary Eliza Miller
Florence M. Montgomery
Geneva Campbell Hunter

11 Sept. 1898

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No name given

Lawrence

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Infant

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22 May 1899

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Adult
Infant

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9 July 1899

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7 Apr. 1900

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S.N. &amp; Dora Dunaken

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Adult

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23 Mar. 1897 Sam!. J. &amp; Lida
Infant
Daniel W. Featherkile
27 May 1900
Adult
Erma Irene Messinger
4 June 1900 born, 24 June 1899, bapt. at home of
J.B. Falks, Lawrence - patents: Albert S. and Mary A. Messinger
Ella Bowman
10 June 1900
Lawrence Adult
James A. Powell
10 (or 22?) June "
"
Camilla Ruth Dannakin
(or Dunnire?)
22 June 1900
16 June 1895 L.A. and Laura
Jesse Everett Pennington 22 June 1900
28 May 1899 Jesse B. &amp; Minnie C.
Anna E. Green
9 Sept. 1900
Lawrence
Dorothy Emma Reno
9 Jun~ 1901
" 19 Apr. 1901 Edward E. &amp; Edna N.
It'
Lee Forest Soxman
" 25 Apr. 1899 Christian &amp;'Minnie
Lillian Gladys Dunakin
" 27 Mar. 1900 A.N. &amp; Dora M.
"
Severt (?) Edward Higgins 30 Jui;te 1901
," 6 May 1901
Wm. E. &amp;

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH BAPTISMS, 1898-1902
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Date of
Place
Baptism
Name
Carrie Berry
Maida Donahue
R.D. Lindsay
Elizabeth Lowe
Robert Spencer Lowe
Clauda Deming
Thomas J. Losey
Lula K. Brown
Vera Starkweather
Nida B. Starkweather
parents: Charles P.
Robert N. Starkweather
Marie Starkweather
Myrtle Elva Richardson
Ada1ine Ruth Monroe
Eloretta Auker
Ruth M. Peairs
Maud Hornsby
Cora Hornsby
Walter Louis Ecke
Chester Arthur Boicourt

7 July 1901

Lawrence

Adult

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15 Dec. 1901

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13 Apr. 1902

Date of
Birth

Parents's Names

at Leslie's Hall, Lawrence
Wm. H. &amp; Elizabeth
Lawrence Infant
Adult
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" 22 Sept 1888 (or 1885)

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and Jennie
21
22
27
22
27
27

" 2 Feb. 1890 Charles &amp; Jennie
" 22 Dec. 1895 Infant
May 1902 - at father's house in Lawrence-Adult
June 1902
Lawrence 27 Jan. 1902 Chas. F. &amp; Liona B.
July 1902
"
Adult
or (27) July 1902 - Lawrence Adult
July 1902
Adult
July 1902
Lawrence Adult
"
" 2 Sept. 1896 Julius F. &amp; Fannie
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" 8 July 1901 Arthur &amp; Lizzie
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LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY
BUSINESS MIRROR for 1860-61
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'iI{formationfn regard to its v'arious societies and institutions; city, county
and other officers.
Copy made from the original belonging to Dr. Ted Kennedy, now in the
Kansas Collection, Spencer Library, University of Kansas. Copied by
Pauline B. E1niff, Lawrence, Kansas, 1980.
A

ABBOTT, J.B'-, Shoemaker
ABERNATHY, W.H.,Furniture rooms
ACKLEY, James, Blacksmith
ADAMS, F.E., Teacher
ADAMS, James A., Lab
ALBUCK, Ceo., ;Baker
ALBUCK, Philip, Wagon Maker
ALLEN, J.D.
ALLEN, Lyman, Salesman (A.K.A. '&amp; Co.)
ALLEN, Norman, Nurseryman
ALLEN, Norman, Insurance/agent
ALLEN, A.K., Agricultural implements
ALLISON, D.C., Clerk

ALLISON, D.C., w. Duncan &amp; Hornsby
ANDERSON, Albert, Lab.
ANDERSON, Chas., Lab.
ANDERSON, John, Lab.
ANDERSON, Mathew, Carp.
ANDREWS, Stillman, Lab.
ARCHIBALD, J.C.
ASSAM, Justice, Tailor
ATHERTON, Henry
AYERS, W.P., Printer
B

BABCOCK &amp; LYKENS, Bankers

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BABCOCK, C.W. (B. &amp; Lykens)
BACON, L.S., Atty at Law
BAILEY, E.K., Carp.
BAILEY, F.A., Sash &amp; blind mfcr
BAKER, H.W. (Ridenour &amp; B.)
BAKER, Reinhardt, Barber
BALDWIN, A., Blacksmith
BALDWIN, A., Lab.
BALDWIN, John, Ferryman
BALDWIN, Wm. N., Ferryman
BARGAN, Patr±c~; Lab.
BARKER, Ingle
BARKER, Thos. H.
BARN, James, Butcher
BASSETT, O.A., Atty
BASSETT, R.S.
BASSETT, R.G., Money loaner ,
BEASLEY, Thomas, Lab.
BEATTY, W.R., Bookkeeper
BECKER, Henry
BECKER, R., Barber, shop
BENEDICT, Wm., Machinist
BENNETT, Geo., Carp.
BENSON, H.E., Clerk
BERRY, A.P., Wagon Maker
BERRY, G.M., Carp.
BIGGERAL, L.A., Printer
BIGGERAL, L.H., Printer
BIGELOW, G.A., Teamster
BISSELL, Amos, Insurance Agent
BISSELL, H.T.
BLACKMAN, W.J.R., Cabinet Maker
BLANCHARD, A.J.,. Clerk
BLOOD, James
BLUCKLIDGE, A.N., Justice of the Peace
BLUNT, James, Miller
BOND, Edward, Lab.
BOWERS, Jackson,' Baker
BOWMAN, Christian, Tailor
BRANT, B.T., Lab.
BRANT, Rev. R.C.
BRAT LEY , W.R., Clerk
BRECHTELSBRAUR, Jos.
BRIBUSCH,Henry, Lab.
BRINCKLEY, M., Lab
BRONSON, Henry, Merchant
BRONSON, J.L., Dry Goods &amp; Groceries
BRANSON, R., Merchant
BROOKS, P.R., Boot &amp; Shoe Store
BROOKS, A.G., Cl~rk
BROOKS, J., Lab.
BROWN, David, Lab.
BROWN, G.W.
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BROWN, Henry (Duncan &amp; B.)
BROWN, J.S., Carp.
BRYANT, N.L., Carpenter
BUECHUS, A., Lab.
BUIDRUM, A.J., Merchant
BULLENE &amp; READ, Dry Goods &amp; Groceries
BULLENE, L.
BURKHART, Andrew, Harness/Maker
BURT, Geo., Land Agent
BUTLER, W., Lab.
BUTTS, L.M., (G.W.P. &amp; Co.)
BISHOP, Rev. Wm.
C

CANNIFF, H.. J •
CARPENTER, Lewis, Atty at Law
CATTERSON, John L., Tinner
CHANDLER, R. V., Clerk
CHASE, E., Printer
CHATWOOD, Geo.~ Lab.
CHATWOOD, Wm., Tailor
CHRISTIAN, .Jas., Atty at Law
CHURCHILL, Geo. S., Carriage Maker
CLARK, D.H., Carp.
CLARK, J.F., Clerk w. A.T. Winchell
CLARK, John, Stage driver
CLARK, Sidney, Trader
CLEMENS, Solomon, Baker
COBB, Nelson, Atty at Law
COE, John M., Atty at Law
COGGINS, T.H.
COLEMAN, L.D.
COLLAMORE, G.W., Atty
COLLIER, John, Lab.
COLLIER, Thomas, Teamster
CONWAY, John A.
CONWAY, Martin F.
COOPER, Geo., Mason
CORDELEY, Rev. Richard
CORNELL, John, Wagon Maker
COULTER, J.S., Printer
COUNTRY STORE, Dry Goods &amp; Groceries
COWLES, J.P., Atty at Law
CRAM, F.W.
CRAP, Wm. B., Lab.
CRAWFORD, E.E., Blacksmith
CROCKER, Geo. H.
CROCKER, John G., Carp.
CROMER, B.J., Carp.
. CUTTER, A., City Engineer

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D

DA LEE, A.G., Photographist
DALTON, B.F., .Merchant
DANVERS, Frank, Ice Cream Saloon
DAVIDSON, Edward, Carp.
DAVIDSON, John, Carp.
DAY, James, Bar Tender
DEAN, John M., Carriage &amp; Wagon Maker
DEITRICH, C., Cabinet Maker!
DEITZLER, G.W.
DENNIS, L.B., Clergyman
DERNAN, Charles, Lab.
DIX, James, Saloon
DIX, R.C., Blacksmith
DIX, S. H., Wagon Maker
DONNELLY, B.
DOUGLASS, N.W., Cigar Maker
DOW, H.P., Traveling Agent w. R.W.
Ludington
DRISDON, B.
DUFFIELD, John E., Lab.
DUNCAN, Chas. S.,(D. &amp; Brown)
DUNCAN, W.H., (D. &amp; Hornsby) ,
DUNCAN &amp; BROWN, Dry Goods &amp; Groceries
DUNCAN &amp; HORNSBY, Dry Goods &amp; Groceries
DUNN, JamesN., Landlord Commercial House
DWYER, John, Bar Tender, Eldridge House
E

EARL, Wm., Carriage Painter
EASSMANN, Justice, Tailor
EBERLY, David, Carp.
EBERLY, David, Cabinet Maker
ECKE, F.J., Saddler
EDMONDS, Laura A., Millinery
EDWARDS, C.L., Clerk
EGGERT, Fred, w. Duncan &amp; Hornsby
EIGANMANN, E., Brewer
ELDRIDGE, Edwin
ELDRIDGE HOUSE, S.B. NORTO~, Prop.
ELDRIDGE, James, at Country Store
ELDRIDGE HOUSE SALOON AND BILLIARD ROOM
A.T. WINCHELL, Prop.
ELDRIDGE HOUSE SALOON, S.B. NORTON, Prop.
ELDRIDGE, E.S.
ELDRIDGE, . Thomas B., Manager of Country
Store
ELLIOTT, R.G., County Treasure~
ELLIS, A., Blacksmith
EMERY, J~S., (E~ &amp; Shaw)
EMERY &amp; SHAW, Attorneys at Law
EVANS, David, Lab.
EVANS, James

EVANS, James W., Clerk w. J.P. Whitney
EVANS, . John J.
F

FAIRBANKS, Henry, Mechanic
FARREN, W.H.
FAXON, S.D.
FAXON, Wm. T. (Oldham &amp; F.) .
FERN, L.D., Butcher
FIELDS, E.H. (Col.), Barbershop
FIELDS, John, Lab.
FILLMORE, L., Atty at Law
FILLMORE, H.S., (H.S. &amp; L.F.)
FILLMORE, L., (H.S. &amp; L.F.)
FILLMORE, H.S. &amp; L., Dry Goods &amp;
Ladies Shoes
FINLEY, J.A., (Woodward &amp; F.)
FITCH, Edward P., Clerk w. O.C. Wilmarth
FLAGG, H.H., Lab.
FLEISCHMAN, J.E., Clerk
FLEISCHMAN, J.E., (F. &amp; Williamson)
FLEISCHMAN &amp;WILLIAMSON, Grocers
FORD, George, at Country Store
FRAZER, R.L., Dealer in Jewelry
and Watches
FRETZEL, Henry, Barber
FRICK, c. Z., Miller
FRY, Samuel
FULLER, A., Physician
FULLER, F., (F. &amp; Oliver)
FULLER &amp; OLIVER, Carps and Architects
G

GARDNER, John, Lab.
GATES, F.A., Trader
GATES, Levi, Trader
GERALD, Stephen, Carp.
GENERAL RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT STAGE
and EXPRESS OFFICE, J.E. Watson,
GLUTHART, J.H., Broker
GLUTHART, M.C., Broker
GRATTON, John R., Gunsmith
GREEN, Silas
GREENSLIT, John, Blacksmith
GRIFFIN, Thos., Lab.
GRIFFIN, Thomas
GRIFFITH, R.S., Merchant
GRISWOLD, J. F ., (Prentiss &amp; G.)
GROLL, William, Billiard Room
GROLL, Wm., Grocer
GROVENOR, G., (H.P. &amp; G.G.)
GROVENOR, H.P., (H.P. &amp; G.G.)

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GROVENOR, H.P. &amp; G., Groceries &amp; Provisions JENKINS, J.W., Office in Post Office
GUEST, Thomas, Farmer
,
JENKS, Wm., J., Carp.
GUILD, E.B., w. G.W.P. &amp; Co. '
JONES, E.L., Mason
GUILD, L., w. G.W.P. &amp; Co.
JONES, Edward, Carp.
GUILD, L. ,Merchant
JONES, J.E., Waiter Eldridge House
GUNTHER, A., City Treasurer
JONES, L.B., Blacksmith
JOHNSON, B., Prop. Johnson House
H
JOHNSON, D.N., Waiter, Eldridge House
HACKETT, Patrick, Waiter, Eldridge House
.JOHNSON HOUSE, B. Johnson, prop.
HACKETT, Pat., Ostler
JOHNSON, John, Lab.
HANCOCK, B. S., Lab. (104 Tenn:~)
JOHNSON, N., Stage Driver
HANCOCK, B.S., (w. side Ky.)
JUDSON, John, Lab.
HANCOCK, C. G., Waiter, Commer'cia1 House
K
HANCOCK, John, Lab.
HARD, Amos H., (H. &amp; Reynolds)
KEEFE, Patrick, Waiter, Eldridge House
HARD &amp; REYNOLDS, Livery &amp; Feed. Stables'
KEEFE, James, Waiter, Eldridge House
HARDWICK, Lemuel, Butcher
KEEFE, James.; (res. Winthrop)
HART, Henry, Drayman
KEEFE, James, Lab. (res. 161 Conn.)
HARRINGTON, S.C., Physician
KEEFER, John, Mason
HASKELL, J.G., Architect
KELLEY, Thomas, Waiter, Eldridge House
HAYES ,Homer
KELLOGG, L., Dentist
HAYES, Howard, Lab.
KELTON, . James,Lab.
HAZELTINE ,Wm., Baker
KTESON, S.K. Di~, Postmaster
HENDRY, J.M., Atty at Law
KIFER, Jacob
.
HENDRY, Chas. (Col.)
KILBOURNE, Wm., Livery Stable
HENRY, Wm., Carp.
KILLIAM, F., Soap &amp; Candle Manufacturer
HICKS, L.S., Carp.
KILWORTH, Isaac, Mason
HILL, A.B., Grocer
KIMBALL, Fred, Mechanic
HILL, T., Carp.
KIMBALL, Samuel, Merchant
HINDMAN, W.T., Butcher
KISTLER, John, Blacksmith
HOAG, B.W.
KNOWLTON, M•. , Waiter, Eldridge House
HOLBROOK, D. W., Clerk
HOLMES, E.F., Tinner
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HOLMES, Wm. A., Carp.
LADD, E.D., Justice of.the Peace and
HOLT ,A., Shoemaker
.
City Register
HOLT, Geo. E., Boot &amp; Shoe Store
LAMAN, John L., Carp.
HOLT, Lorenzo, Shoemaker
LAWRENCE BANK
HORNSBY, C., (Duncan &amp; H.)
LEE, Dan, Wagon.Maker
HORTON, J.C., County Recorder
LEE, Wm., Lab.
HORTON, Wm. B.
LEFFINGWELL,
C.R., Clerk w. H.S. &amp;
HOWE, B., Blacksmith
Fillmore
HOYT, Calvin G., Lab.
LEIBERG,Jones, Physician
HOYT, C.J., Farmer
LEIS, George, w. Woodward &amp; Finley
HOYT, Emily, Prop. Waverly House
LEIS, Henry, Printer
HUBBARD, Chaney, Lab.
LEIS, Wm., w. Duncan &amp; Brown
HUBBELL, W.O., Tinner
LEONARD, B., Shoemaker
HUNT, E.W., Engineer
.
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LEONARD,
Henry,. Shoemaker
HUTCHINSON, Rev. G.W.
LIVINGSTONE,
C., Livery, Feed &amp;
HUTCHINSON, Wm.
Sale Stable
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LOESH, Michael, Wheelwright
LOGAN,
J.R., Shoemaker
INGERSON, John
LOVE, Alex, Mason

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LOWMAN, E.S., Attorney at Law
LOWMAN, H.E.
LUDINGTON, R.W., Wholesale Liquors,
Cigars &amp; Tobacco
LUNDSTROM, J.M., Tailor
LYKENS, Wm. H.K., (Babcock &amp; L.)
LYMAN, Albert, Salesman
McCARTY, W.S., Broker
McCLOUTH,
, Carp.
McGEE,
, Stage Driver
McLane,Wm., Carriage Shop
MACKIN, M.,. Waiter, Eldridge House
MACK, C.H., Dentist
MAGENS, Geo. H., Watchmaker
MAGENS, G.B., Waiter, Eldridge House
MARCY, Edgar H., Agent, A.T. Winchell
MARTIN, A.B., Clerk
MARTIN, Henry, Boarding House
MARTIN, Henry, Saloon.
MATHEWS, Geo~, Lab.
MATHEWS, M., Stage Driver
MATHEWS, J.W., Lab.
MATTICE, Henry, Missionary American
Sunday School Union •.
MAYER, Mathews, Lab.
MILLER, Josiah, Probate Judge
MILLER, W.M., Painter
MILLS, J.W., Clerk, Eldridge House
MILLS, J.H.W., Salesman
MINER, C.E., Physician
MINER, D., Farmer
MONTAGUE, D.H., (Storm &amp; M.)
MOORE, Rev. H.H.
MORROW, Robert, (bds. Eldridge House)
MORROW, Robert, President Lawrence Bank
(res. E. side Vt.)
MOYES, Edwin, Stage Driver
MOYES, J., Lab.
MUGAN, Patrick, Lab.
MUNDELL, C.L., Lab.
MURPHY, Dennis
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NEWMAN, A., Physician
NICHOLS, Samuel, Teamster
NIX, John, Carp.
NORTON, S.B., Proprietor, Eldridge House

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O'BRIEN, Thos., Lab.
O'DONNELL, Wm., Trader
OESCT, Jacob, Cabinet Maker
OLDHAM, J., (0. &amp; Faxon)
OLDHAM &amp; FAXON, Meat Market

OLIVER,
OLIVER,
OLIVER,
OSWALD,

F.X., (Fuller &amp; 0.)
F.X., Carp.
Adam
M., Harness Maker
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PAFERLINE, George
PAINE, Joseph, Porter
PARSONS, Thos. T.,Clerk
PAUL, Oliver, Mason
PEARSON, Elias, Lab.
PEAS, Char1se A., Meat Market
PERINE, G.W., (G.W.P. &amp; Co.)
PHOENIX INS. CO., Amos Bissell, Agent
PIKE, Jacob, Lab.
PIKE, John, Cabinet Maker
PIKE, J.A., Deputy Sheriff
PLATTE, Sampson, Carp.
POLLARD, E., Carp.
POOLE, J., Stage Driver
PRAGER, David~ Jeweler
PRATT, CalebS., County Clerk
PRATT, John, Deputy County Clerk
PRENTISS, S.B., (P. &amp; Griswold)
PRENTISS, T.
PRENTISS, Wm., Clerk
PRENTISS &amp; GRISWOLD, Druggists
PRICHARD, G.W. &amp; Co., Dry Goods
and Groceries
PRICHARD, G.W., (G.W.P. &amp; Co.)
PRISACH, Philip, (Stick &amp; P.)
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RAHM, Augustus, Lab.
RANDALL, J.
RANDALL, Reuben, Drayman
RAYMOND, J.M., Merchant
RAYNOLDS, G.W., Money Loaner
READ, J.F., Clerk
READ, F.W., (Bullene.&amp; R.)
REED, A.L., Grocer
REYNOLDS, Rev. Chas.
REYNOLDS, P.G., (Hard &amp; R.)
RHODES, G.F., Stage Driver
RICHARD, Henry H., w. R.&amp;.B.
RICHARDS, H.H.
RIDENOUR &amp; BAKER, Grocers
RIDENOUR, P.D., (R. &amp; Baker)
RIGGS, L.A., Attorney
RIKER, S.D.M., Clerk
RITTER, Simon, Grocer
ROBERTS, Frank, Merchant
ROBERTS, James, Brick Maker
ROBINSON, Thomas

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ROBINSON, Wm. B., Mason
RODGERS, L.W., Lab.
ROGERS, Chas., ,Tinner
ROLLINS, John, Carp.
ROLLINS, J.D., Carp.
ROSS, John, Painter
RUSSELL, G.C., Attorney
RUTHRUFF, Henry, Clerk w. R.L. Frazer
S

SAMPSON, John, Butcher
SAMPSON, T.
SANDS, J.G., Saddler and Harness Maker
SAVAGE, Wm. M., Lab.
SCHEIBER, Henry, Blacksmith
SCHMIDTH, Geo., Lab.
SCHMIDTH, Albert, Brewer
SCHOTT, Henry, Lab.
SCHWAB, John, Cabinet Maker
SCHWARP, M., Lab.
SCHWEITZER, R., Baker
SEARL, A.D., Deputy County Surveyor and
Civil Engineer
SEARS, C.M.
SEBASTION, N., Wagon/Maker
SEEWIR, Dr. J.G.
SHAFT, Lorenz 0, Carp. .
SHANKLIN, H., Clerk, District Court
SHAW, L.S., (Emery &amp; S.)
SHAW, Mathew, Carp.
SHEAR, D.G., Carp.
SHEARER, James
SHELDON, A.Z., Surveyor
SHERWOOD, R.N., Land Agent
SHOLES, H.O.,Printer
SIMMONS, T.J., Lab.
SIMONS, F., Produce
SIMONS, Frank, Farmer
SIMPSON, H.M., (S. Bros.)
SIMPSON BROTHERS, Bankers
SKINNER, Samuel, Lab.
SLOAT, H.D., Clerk
SMITH, A. W.
SMITH, B., .Lab.
SMITH, E.A., Cashier, Lawrence 'Bank
SMITH, Giles, Stone Mason
SMITH, Gustavus, Painter
SMITH, James, Shoemaker
SNIBLEY, David, Wagoner
SNIBLEY, Jacob, Carpenter
SNYDER, Geo. H., Carp.
SOLOMON, Beltravers, Merchant
SOULE, A., Cooper

SPARR, R.W., Brick Maker
SPEAR, Thomas
SPENCER, F.A., Surveyor
SPICER, A.A., Lawrence Exchange
SPICER, A.A., Carp.
SPICER, Martin, Clerk
SPICER, W.W., Deputy Marshal
SPITTLE, W.H., Blacksmith
STALKER, C.C., Carp.
STANDAN, Christopher, Baker w.
Fleischman &amp; Williamson
STARK, S.B., Mechanic
STEELE, A.B., Carp.
STERNBERG,T.J., Clerk
STICK, Joseph, (S. &amp; Presach)
STICK &amp; PRESACH, Cabinet Makers
STICKNEY, W.W., Attorney at Law
STOCKER, Charles, Wagon Maker
STONE, John, Waiter, Whitney House
STONE, N. O. , Prop. Whitney House
STORM, A. (S. &amp; Montague)
STORM &amp; MONTAGUE, Tinners
SUFFORD, Otis, Ostler
SULLIVAN, H.W., Blacksmith
SULLIVAN, Joseph, Lab.
SULLIVAN, Michael, Blacksmith
SUTLIFF, John B., (W.E.S. &amp; Co.)
SUTLIFF, Joseph, Lab.
SUTLIFF, W. E. &amp; Co." Merchant
Tailors
SWIFT, F.B., Printer
SYLVESTER, E., Saloon
T

THATCHER, L.O., Attorney at Law
THATCHER, T.D., Editor Republican
THATCHE~, S.N., Publisher
THOLEN, Chas •. W., w. Wm. Tholen
THOLEN, Wm., Grocer
THOMPSON, Edward D., Banking House
THOMPSON, Wm., Blacksmith
TOLLS, D.N., Farmer
TOWN, Hiram, Carp.
TRASK, J.C., Printer
V

VAN METER, J.B., Blacksmith
VARNEY, Wm., Lab.
VINHL, John P., Trader
VINOT, Stephen, at Country Store
VOGHT, John, Trader
VOGHT, John, Barkeeper

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LAWRENCE CITY DIRECTORY, 1860-61
W

WILLIAMSON ,W. T ., (Fleischman &amp; W.)
WILLIAMSON, W.• G., Carp.
WILLIS, Chas., Salesman
WILMARTH, O.C., Books &amp; Stationery
WILSON, Robert, Shoemaker
WINCHELL, A.T., Proprietor,
Eldridge House Saloon
WINCHELL, A.T., Wholesale &amp; Retail
Dealer in Wines &amp; Liquors, fancy
Groceries
WINTERS, Edward, Shoemaker
WISE, Lewis, Bakery
WITTENBRING, W., Tailor
WOOD, E.W.
WOOD, John B. ,Land Agent
WOOD, J.N.O.P., Physician
WOODWARD, B.W., ,(W.&amp; Finley)
WOODWARD &amp; FINLEY, Druggists
WRIGHT, H.V., Bartender, Commercial
House
WURLEY, Joseph, Grocer
WURST, Chas., Lab.
WURST, Christian, Lab.

WAGNER, P.T., Cabinet Maker
WAIT, Robert
WALKER, Jesse, Blacksmith
WALKER, Sam, Sheriff
WALLACE, L.W., Clerk
WARD, C.H., Meat Market
WATSON, James E., General Stage, Express,
Steamboat &amp;.Railroad Agent.
WATTS, A., Mason
WATTS, J.
~BB, Wm., Lab.
WEILER, Henry, Lab.
WESSELL, C.
WESSELL, John, Waiter, Commercial House
WESSELL,John H., Barkeeper
WHITCOMB, A., Printer
WHITNEY, F. C., Mason
WHITNEY, H., Civil Engineer
WHITNEY, J.C., Laundry
WHITNEY, J.P., Groceries &amp; Provisions
WHITNEY, R.J., w. R.W. Ludington
WHITTAKER, Joseph, Carp.
WIDEMAN, W., Lab.
WILDER, A., Clerk w. Prentiss &amp; Griswold
WILDER, John H., Carriage Maker
WILLER, Henry, Lab.
WILEY, Samuel, Lab.
WILLIAMS, L.N., Carp.
WILLIAMS, O.D., .Mason
WILLIAMS, Wm.

Y

YOUNG, Samuel, Attorney at Law
Z

ZIMMERMAN, John, Tailor
ZIMMERMAN, W., Saloon

**********
CEMETERY BOOK
Eudora, Kansas
(1869-1921)
Copied by Judy Sweets at Spencer Research Library, Lawrence, Ks.
Vol. .IV, No. :2, '. The Pioneer.
Date of
Death

Date of
Burial

Name

Age

19 Feb.

6 Feb.
20 Feb.

Bertie GEVREZ,
Anna COHN

6
60 yr.

7 Mar.
11 Mar.
17 Mar.

8 Mar.
13 Mar.
18 Mar.

John HARRIS
Minnie SCHMITH
George PORTER

9 mos. M
"
2 yrs. F Wh.
28 Yrs. M Wh.

Continued from

Sex Color Nation- II of
ality
Lot

Cause
of Death

1881
F Wh.
German
F Black Africa

"

German
Amer.

224 Diptheria
single
grave Consumption
" Diarrhoea
167 Diptheria
single
grave Consumption

�110
Eudora Cemetery Records continued
Sex Color Nation- 1/ of
Lot
ality

Age

Date of
Death

Date of
Burial

Name

1881
29 Mar.
12 May

30 Mar.
14 May

W Amer.
1 yr. lOmos. M
Fred ANTHONY
12 yr. F Black Africa
Kitie STRAWTHER

12 May
21 May
27 May
15 July
7 Aug.
20 Aug.
24 Aug.

7
Martha STRAWTHER
14 May
91
Davie DAVIS
23 May
53
Jacob STROBLE
29 May
40
17 July Mike MERZ
8
Wm. FICHER
8 Aug.
21 Aug. Harmon GABRIEL 3 yr. 6
3
25 Aug. Hubert GRIFFEN

4 Sept.
9 Sept.

5 yr.
5 Sept. Adolghina ALBRIGHT·
10 Sept. Child of Mary and M.D.
3 yr.
GNASE
15 yr~'
Harry WALKER
3 Oct.
Ellsworth Lulo
5 Oct.
3 yr.
SCHAFFER
30 yr.
10 Oct. SydiiL FORD
11 Oct. Child of Souis
3 wks.
CLAVOM (?)
16 Yr.
Clara SMITH
1 Nov.
22 yr.
M.J. WIDNER'
4 Nov.

2 Oct.
4 Oct.
9 Oct.
10 Oct.
30 Oct.
2 Nov.
1882
1 Jan.
27 Jan.
7 Mar.
23 Mar.
28 Mar.
6 Apr.
12 Apr.
23 Apr.
24 Apr.
17 May
26 May
18 July
19
20
26
28
12

July
July
July
July·
Aug.

2 Jan.
28 Jan.
10 Mar.
25 Mar.
30 Mar.
7 Apr.
13 Apr.
24 Apr.
25 Apr.
·18 May
28 May
19 July
20
21
27
29
13

July
July
July
July
Aug.

yr.
yr.
Yr.
yr.
yr.
moS.
mos.

F
"
"
M
"
"
M White German
M
"
"
"
M
"

15 Aug.
3 Sept.
16 Sept.
17 Sept.

21 Sept.

22 Sept. C.N. MINZER

27 yr.

"

Diptheria
Brain Fever

"

"

M

"

Amer.

203
121
220
52
200

F

"

German

170

Old Age
Dropsy
Drowned
Pneumonia
Diptheria
Sumner
Complaint
Diptheria

M
M

"

Amer.

"

"

223
232

Croup
Diptheria

"

"

German. 170
M
"
single grave
M Black Amer.
single Sumner
Complaint
grave·
F White German
Measles
167
F
"
"
Pneumonia
85
F
" Amer.

1 yr. 8 mos. F
Helen CONGER
"
"
Thomas H. REID 1 yr. 3 mos. M
"
"
Holdiner MENZER 2 yr. 3 mos. M
" German
53 yr. M
Johnso~ SMITH
" Amer.
Lizzie GABRIEL
37 yr. F
" German
F
Mrs. ISLE
"
"
Child of Fred ANTONE 7 mos.
" Amer.
Anna Cole KOEHLER
72 yr .. F
" German
14 yr.
M
Harry BUCK
"
"
Cathrine WILLIAMS
67 yr. F
" Amer.
22 yr. M
George REALE
"
"
Twin babies ,of Dr.
F
HITTEL
1 da.
"
"
August GABRI,EL
5 mos .. (?)M
" German
A.M. ABELS
M
"
"
Mary MEYER
4 mos.
F
"
"
Albert ABELS
8 yr.
M
"
"
Child of Edmond
ANTHONY
8 mo.
M Black Amer.
. Grant .DAVIS
M.
3 yr.
"
"
T. BRENDER
1 yr.
M White
"
Fredrick WINKELMAN 71 yr.
M
" German
Alta DOYLE
2 yr.
F
"
"

14 Aug.
2 Sept ..
15 Sept.
16 Sept.

231
single
grave

Cause
oLDeath

F

"

"

158
84
129
95
57
222
231
153
248
98
99

Spasm

"
Croup
Lung Fever

"

"

"
"

Croup
Cancer
Lung Fever
Heart Disease

"

"

249
57
222
Sumner Complaint
57
"
"
229
"
"
single
grave Flux
Dysentary
"
28
Fever
163
Flux
single
"
grave
124
Erysipelas (?)

�111
Eudora Cemetery Book, continued
Age

Name

Sex Color Nation-·/I of
Lot
ality

Date of
Death

Date of
.Burial

1882
11 Oct.
12 Oct.
13 Oct.
19 Oct.
31 Oct.
7 Dec.
27 Dec.

12 Oct.
13 Oct.
14 Oct.
20 Oct.
1 Nov.
7. Dec.
29 Dec.

F White German
3 yr.
Katy BECK
F
2 mo.
A chi1d·of F. KOCH
Amer.
F
7 yr.
L.B. WINN
M
21 yr.
C.K. LONG
.
F
3 yr.
Bessie HITTEL
Child of George OTT 1 yr.
German
15 yr. 21 d. &lt;M
Robert EGGARDS

1883
19 Jan.
18 Jan.
8 Feb.

20 Jan.
22 Jan.
9 Feb.

Charles F. PILLA
Morris TOENNIES
G. JOHNES

9 Feb.

10 Feb.

Oscar HOPS'

19 Mar.

20 Mar.

Herman H. CREAGER

9 Apr.
5 May

10 Apr.
6 May

Pearly MONROE
Fanny WARREN

3 yr.·
45 yr.

F Blitck Amer.
F White

5 May

6 May

George DAVIS

59 yr.

M

26 May
4 July

27 May
5 July

Dan PHINISE:
Stella DISSINGER

13 July
9 ~u1y
11 July
11 July
2 Aug.
23 Aug.

14 July
10 July
12 July
12 July
3 Aug.
24 Aug.

Charles H. HAN
William SUCHER
Ralph SUCHER
Warren SUCHER
Lida REID
Mrs. SNODDY.

7 Oct.

8 Oct.

Mrs. HARNEL.

..
..
..
..
..
..

..
..
..
..

..

..
..
.

..

2 yr. 9 mo. M
33 yr. 2 mo.M
4 mos. M Black
1 yr.
25 yr.

M White Amer.
M

..

"

German

..

,

75 yr. M
18 mos. F

..
..
".

23 yr. M
6 yr.
M
2 yr. 8mos.M
M
5 yr.
9 mos. F
65 yr. F

..
..
..
..
.
..

25 yr.

Black

F

Amer.
German

..
..
.
..
Amer.

261
195
425
170
249
87
99
189
225
single
grave
single
grave
155

Cause
of Death

..
..

Diptheria
Dropsy
Croup

..

Typhoid Fever
Lung Fever
Pneumonia

Killed on rock
cruscher (sic)
42
Sore Throat
'Congestion of
157
Lungs
single Consumption
grave
Neuralgia
361
single Nervous
grave disease
Killed by cars
Diptheria

..
.
..
..

"

84
single
grave

"

"

...
..

Heart Disease

To be continued in future issues of The Pioneer.

************
CLINTON CEMETERY
(Located 1 mile west of Clinton, Kansas in Douglas County)
Section rrr(of IV Sections)
Lot

3

James McKee CUMMINGS
Agnes A. (STANWIX) CUMMINGS

1892 - 30 Nov. 1925
1891 - 15 Sept. 1918

~

4

Lotta Lou (PETEFISH) WOODWARD
Ezra Geary WOODWARD
Nettie Faye WOODWARD

27 Sept. 1861 - 31 Mar. 1929
18 Oct. 1859 - 12 Oct. 1938
18 Nov. 1891 - 23 July 1974

S

�112
Clinton Cemetery continued
Lot
N~

15 May 1895 - 31 May 1961
13 July 1892 - 17 May 1977

4

Ethel May (WOODWARD) HESS
Edwin F. HESS

5

Inez F. BOWEN
Harvey B. BOWEN
Darwin·E. BOWEN
Sarah A. BOWEN

6

W. J. McKEE
Margaret I. CUMMINGS
Emma (McKEE). CUMMINGS
Henry A. CUMMINGS
Margaret (CALHOUN) CUMMINGS
James CUMMINGS
Isabella CUMMINGS
Laurancia D•. HEINE
Henry HEINE

1806 - 1891
19 Sept. 1888 - 25 Dec. 1980
17 Jan. 1857 - 3 Oct. 1945
26 Aug. 1845 - 26 May 1895
7 May 1815 - 12 Sept. 1897
1812 - 26 May 1868
15 Oct. 1815 - 12 Aug. 1890

Henry R. HEINE
Annie L. HEINE
Lucy C. HEINE
Mary O. HEINE

13 Aug. 1893 - 15 Feb. 1979

7

1856 - 1927
1849 - 1922
1817 - 1882
- 31 Dec. 1875

3 Nov. 1836 - 16 Sept. 1876
5 June 1828 - 3 July 1902
16 Oct. 1944
1873
1950
1861
21 Jan-. 1902 - 27 OCt. 1957

Abner OREN
Mary A. OREN

1835 - 1905
1925
1841

10

Mary Ann DAVIS
Issac DAVIS

1805
1882
1847 - 1889

12

Effie May CHRIST~AN
Anna Belle CHRISTIAN
Della CHRISTIAN
Peter CHRISTIAN
Anna CHRISTIAN

1884
1890
1881
1827
1829

14

Absolom WHITE
Sanford WHITE
Andrew WHITE
Polly WHITE

1801
1798

16

Walter A. MITCHE~L
Ruth (KISER) MITqHELL

1881 - 18 Nov. 1936
1881 - 1963

17

Augustine HOSKINS
Nancy HOSKINS

20

Solon MITCHELL

1909 - 16 Dec. 1960

26

Nickerson COWEN

1799 - 17 June 1886

27

Marion D. WEEKLEY

29

Jim BROOKIN
John BROOKIN
Dave BROOKIN

31

Glenn L. KISER
James H. KISER
Maggie M. KISER

9

-

17 Oct. 1927
1917
1901
8 May 1903
18 May 1924

9 Dec. 1885
6 Nov. 1865

·1791 - 1859
1799 - 1871

8 Sept. 1859 - 23 Oct. 1887
- 18 Dec. 1918
- 30 June 1939
- 3 Jan. 1943
1902 - 16 June 1965
28 Apr. 1872 - 20 Nov. 1931
21 Jan. 1878 - 14 July 1917

�113
Clinton Cemetery continued
Lot

33

William A. KISER

1882 - 11 Aug. 1937

34

Minnie (KISER) LOGAN
Alexander KISER
Mary Jane KISER

1892 - 14 June 1973
1847 - 3 Nov. 1926
1850 - 6 Apr. 1922

35

Lillian F. (RICHARDSON) WHITE
Olin G. WHITE
Russell G. WHITE
Osie-L. WHITE
*George W. WHITE
Martha Jane WHITE

2 Apr. 1902 - 22 June 1971
19 Oct. 1903 - 13 Apr. 1964
28 Nov. 1876 - 17 Dec. 1956
24 Feb. 1880 - 22 May 1947
5 July 1844 - 15 Nov. 1932
13 Feb. 1840 - 16 Apr. 1911,
- 5 Jan. 1948

36

Howard Lester CHRISTIAN

38

Daisy Ann CHRISTIAN
Ruby Marie CHRISTIAN

15 May 1888 - 1 Jan. 1942
15 July 1914 - 20 Sept. 1914

39

Infant daughter
John E. DRAPER

13 May 1866
9 Nov. 1857 - 6 Apr. 1863

40

Tuney RILEY

1861 - 9 July 1863
15
23
29
14
27
11

1911 - 9 Apr. 1912
1868 - 3 Mar. 1905
1843 - 5 Nov. 1927
1829 - 12 May 1898
Nov~ 1876 - 20 Jan. 1893
May 1871 - 20 June 1892
Apr.
Oct.
Mar.
Feb.

41

Isabel Shirley SMITH
William H. STEELE
Isabella C. 'STEELE
*Robert Alex STEELE Sr.
Mary T. STEELE ,
Elizabeth M. STEELE

42

Emice P. SMITH
Edith (STEELE) SMITH
Margaret C. STEELE
Charles A. STEELE

15 Apr. 1879 ~ 9 Nov. 1914
5 Nov-. 1884 - 28 Sept. 1957
22 Feb. 1875 - 5 Aug. 1958
2 Sept. 1878 - 18 Mar. 1931

43

James Cooper STEELE
Elizabeth F. STEELE
Harriet S. STEELE

11 Nov. 1801 - 7 Nov. 1878
- 3 Feb. 1868
1839 - 3 Sept. 1859

44

Edwin W. STEELE

45

Elva L. WOODWARD
George P. WOODWARD
Adda PETEFISH

15 July 1893 - 26 Dec. 1903
28 Apr. 1888 - 2 Mar. 1890
22 Jan. 1838
26 Oct. 1886

47

Elnora HOLLINGSWORTH
Albert L. HOLLINGSWORTH
Robert"V. HOLLINGSWORTH
Ada HOLLINGSWORTH

22 June 1841 - 28 Jan. 1892
2 Apr. 1841 - 9 Sept. 1896
22 Dec. 1868 - 20 Aug. 1912
3 Dec. 1865 - 17 June 1928

50

Horace MACY
Lena E. MACY

1846 - 29 May 1911
18 Dec. 1868 - 8 Oct. 1960

52

Anna A. DEAN
Baby DEAN
Wallace A. DEAN
Eva L. DEAN
*James R. DEAN

- 12 Oct. 1874

1867 - 1951
23 Sept. 1862 --ZS-Apr. 1906
1859
12 Apr. 1879
- 24 June 1926

�114
Clinton Cemetery continued
22 Nov. 1860 - 27 July 1887
22 May 1861 - 20 July 1890
1825 - 27 Dec. 1914
2 Nov. 1821 - 24 Mar. 1890
11 Sept. 1858 - 9 Mar. 1887

53

Annie N. DEAN
Mary E. DEAN
Mary V. DEAN
Robert A. DEAN
Charles D. DEAN

54

James S. DEAN
Eliza DEAN
Infant DEAN

1792 - 19 Sept. 1873
1797 - 4 Dec. 1870

55

Mollie HALDERMAN
Samuel W. HALDERMAN

- 1964
1867 - 1930

57

Emeranda WHITE

1825 - 9 Mar. 1880

*60

John WOOD
S.arah WOOD
Ella E. (ALLEN). VAIL
Mary WOOD
Malinda WOOD
Sherman WOOD

1835
1835
1867
1868
1865
1866

'*61

Austin WHITE

-

1899
1907
1910
1917
1920
1941

- 30 Sept. 1859

62

Gertrude E. COPELAND

67

Melissa LEWIS
Ethel May TURNER
Callie Belle LEWIS
Edward P. LEWIS

25 Feb. 1885
1913
23 Feb. 1876
1 May 1884 -

*68

George WASHINGTON
Lemuel WASHINGTON
Amanda WASHINGTON
William WASHINGTON
Marion WASHINGTON
Infant WASHINGTON

- 26 Dec. 1931
1875 - 6 Mar. 1894
1841 - 19 Mar. 1889
18 Sept. 1884 - 4 Jan. 1885
1881 - 13 Feb. 1882
- 1871

*71

Robert TANSTON

2

19 Oct. 1927
1963
22 Apr. 1969
Mar. 1918

16 Jan. 1809 - 22 Feb. 1861
2 Feb. 1808 - 8 Jan. 1861

78

Lettitia HAZELTINE
David P. HAZELTINE

81

Thomas J. OSBORN
Nancy OSBORN
William OSBORN

- 2 Aug. 1871
1848 - 19 Dec. 1886
1847 - 26 Dec. 1866

82

Frank SCOFIELD
Arthur SCOFIELD
Louis J. AVERY
William F. AVERY

1863
1860
1844
1832

86

Richard Lacey BRADLEY
Elizabeth Jane BRADLEY

'88

J. M. DONALD

1813 - 27 Mar. 1865

90

George TUCKER
Susie E. TUCKER
Charlie D. TUCKER
Myrtle A. TUCKER

1855 - 6 Jan. 1926
1866
3 Nov. 1936
1893 - 1896
1889 - 16 Apr. 1913

-

18
25
19
16

July
Mar.
Jan ..
July

1864
1861
1865
1869

31 Jan. 1891 - 22 Dec. 1965
24 Dec. 1901 - 8 Dec. 1978

�115
C1i~ton

Lot

.'

..

• ~1/.41 .1,' ,U.f

Cemetery cont1nued

91

Jennie STOUT

10 Apr. 1846 - 20 Oct. 1871

92

John Lawrence HULCE
Grace E. (TUCKER) (HULCE) REUSCH

6 June 1868 - 14 Jan. 1924
4 June 1885 - 6 Jan. 1930

, 93
*95

100

101

Willie DOOM

1820 - 2 Mar. 1821

E.G. MACY
John G. MACY
Ernest S. MACY
John H. MACY

1849 - 1911
1895 - 1913
1885 - 1923

Rev. R.J. BURNS
Margaret Ann BURNS
Mary (RICHERSON) PETEFISH
Marion P. PETEFISH
Parry Oliver STEBBINS
William Henry STEBBINS
*Cu11en Clifford STEBBINS
Elmer Eben STEBBINS
James Taylor STEBBINS
Nellie May STEBBINS

1827 - 25 Feb. 1891
1829 - 6 May 1913
28 Oct. 1943
17 Apr. 1867
23 Mar. 1860 - 8 Feb. 1935
9 May 1885- 16 Dec. 1891
10 Sept. 1881 - 6 Jan. 1944
23 Nov. 1887 - 15 Apr. 1938
25 Jan. 1883 - 18 Aug. 1918
1847 - 12 Apr. 1891
25 Feb. 1891 - 12 Mar. 1891
15 Nov. 1839 - 19 May 1909
20 June 1837 - 1 Oct. 1910
5 Jan. 1866 - 7 Aug. 1934
2 June 1864 - 15 June 1944
20 Jan. 1856 - 31 Jan. 1926

102

Henry Clay HOUT
Caroline (HOCKENSMITH) HOUT
Jackson D. GIBLER
Margaret E. (HOUT) GIBLER
Frances GIBLER

103

James H. DEAN
Mary C. DEAN

104

Thomas W. GIBLER
Maryetta (HOUT) GIBLER
Forest W. GIBLER, Infant

25 July 1859
26 Nov. 1923
17 Dec. 1868 - 3 July 1959
8 Oct. 1967

105

Sarah CLARK
William CLARK
Hu1dah CLARK

24 Feb. 1843 - 12 June 1867
6 May 1804 - 11 Dec. 1866
27 June 1816 - 3 Nov.' 1855

108

Alfred CURTIS
Clara CURTIS
Frank A. CURTIS

109

W. E. BOWER
Sarah A. BOWER
James A. BOWER

111

Vesper B. BRYANT
William G. BRYANT
Emily W. BRYANT

S

~

113

Lee HADEN

*N

~

113

Joseph SIMPSON

114

Estella LOGAN
*Robert LOGAN
Bertha L. LOGAN

,

1855 - 14 Nov. 1944
1870 - 19 July 1939

1823 - 1867
1831 - 1897
1860 - 1920
24 Mar. 1861 - 15 Apr. 1861
- 1 Feb. 1865
r6-·-A~g. 1861 - 10 Sept. 1861

,.S;.".,-

'- 27 Aug. 1869
- 28 Aug. 1865
23 Mar. 1864
1809 - 6 July 1931
12 Nov. 1882 - 10 Mar. 1961
1841 - 13 Dec. 1918
1894 - 11 May 1896

�116
Clinton. Cemetery continued
Lot

129

Johnie FAULKlNER
Shadback BROWN

- 1 June 1872
1864 - 8 Apr. 1865

131

Ebenezer DISBROW

27 Mar. 1827 - 8 Jan. 1880

133

Floyd CURTIS
Elizabeth CURTIS

1862 1864 - 14 Apr. 1935

136

John Henry HOUT
Minnie Louise (HARRELL) HOUT

1872 - 18 Oct. 1957
7 Mar. 1875 - 14 Apr. 1945
29 Nov. 1866 - 26 Oct. 1942
17 May 1873 - 31 Dec. 1935

S ~

137

Richard A. GIBLER
Sarah L. GIBLER
William Daniel GIBLER

27 Mar. 1932 - 20 Aug. 1933
4 Feb. 1903 - 22 June 1979
16 Feb. 1900 - 30 Jan. 1957

N ~

137

N~

134 . Charles Lester LOSH
Myra (JAMES) LOSH

Willis GIBLER
John C. .GIBLER
• Nancy Louisa GIBLER

138 ' Violet May DIRK
James M. DIRK
Baby Boy DIRK
*F1oyd George DIRK
, Goldie Mildred (HOUT) DIRK

29 Dec. 1861 - 18 May 1946
29 Jan. 1870 - 16 Sept. 1933
20 Jan. 1856 - 31 Jan. 1926
29 Aug. 1920 - 29 Aug. 1920
1939 - 1 Mar. 1939
1940 - 7 May 1940
10 Sept. 1921 - 24 Nov. 1960
5 Mar. 1902 - 25 Feb. 1960

139 *E1liot JACK
SECTION IV
5

Robert Claude FLORY

10 Feb. 1919 - 16 Sept. 1976

6

Lillian L. KAMPSCHROEDER
William M. KAMPSCHROEDER
Effie F. (KENNEDY) KAMPSCHROEDER

14 Mar. 1914 - 14 Mar. 1914
24 Nov. 1876 - 10 Dec. 1928
29 July 1878 - 11 Jan. 1954

S ~

7

Frances A. WOODWARD
Roscoe Earl WOODWARD .

11 Aug. 1893 - 30 May 1956
31 Aug. 1889 - 15 Nov. 1949

N~

7

Walter L. PAYNE
Vienna (CHILCOTE) PAYNE

9

Frances A. (WOODWARD) SURBER
Charles Wesley SURBER

10 Aug. 1863 - 3 Jan . 1959
9 Feb. 1859 - 4 Nov. 1898

lone WOODWARD
:Char1es Edward WOODWARD
Sarah Alice (CHILCOTE) WOODWARD

1891 - 30 July 1918
17 Oct. 1858 - 19 Dec. 1948
9 Oct. 1859 - 21 Apr. 1914

Lot

10

11

William Harvp. BARTON
William La Niere BARTON
Myrtle (WOODWARD) BARTON
Oliva F. (WOODWARD) BULLOCK
*John W. BULLOCK
*Henry W. POFF

1867
1929
1861 - 1940

11 Sept. 1879 - 31 July 1957
5 Apr. 1906 - 20 Jan. 1920
5 Mar. 1881 - 13 Aug. 1909
3 Mar. 1883 - 11 Aug. 1920
16 Mar. 1819 - 20 Jan. 1900

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Clinton Cemetery continued
Lot

12

13

15

George W. WOODWARD
Margaret A. (BULLOCK) WOODWARD
Noel WOODWARD
Blain WOODWARD
Harry George GREEN
S. W. BULLOCK
Horace W. THOMPSON
Catherine A. THOMPSON
Mary Victoria CARTRIGHT
. Constant J. CARTRIGHT
Stephen S. HOLLOWAY
Enuna E. HOLLOWAY

23 Jan. 1852 - 2 May 1887
4 Nov. 1858 - 23 Oct. 1918
16 Apr. 1909 - 28 Mar. 1910
1821
1826
1848
1843

-

1869
1869
1928
1889

20 Aug. 1866 - 12 Jan. 1949
24 July 1870 - 17 Feb. 1957

i6

David MARCKLE
, Samue 1 MARCKLE

24 Feb. 1824 - 4 Jan. 1875
25 Mar. 1789 - 14 Oct. 1865

17

William E. BRAWLEY
Mother
. Maggie BRAWLEY

7 June 1862 - 11 June 1922
1839 - 19 Sept. 1916
1863 - 16 Dec. 1906

21

Albert Harrison WOODWARD
Evelyn Lucile WOODWARD
Grace J. (HOLLINGSWORTH) WOODWARD

22

Baby Daughter WICKS
E. L. WICKS

23

: 24

26
27
28

29
.30
31

*Carson WICKS
Sophronia WICKS
Elsie Mae WICKS
. Mattie Belle (CORBIN). HALLMARK
John Henry HALLMARK
Elmer HALLMARK
*Lemue1 WOODWARD
Mary (WILSON) WOODHARD
Charles Erastus CHRISTIAN

25 Oct. 1878 - 2 Apr. 1910
20 Sept. 1901 - 18 Sept. 1919
27 Feb. 1883 - 2 June 1950

1834 - 1915
1834 - 1911
24 July 1896 - 20 June 1925
1877 - 1924
1860 - 1930
1900 - 1934
23 May 1799 - 27 May 1874
3 Aug. 1814 - 11 June 1899
1873 - 11 Apr. 1888

Rev. David Thompson WOODWARD
11 July 1817 - 14 Aug. 1906
Matilda Jane (YATES) (DeWITT) WOODWARD 4 Nov. 1832 - 31 Mar. 1913
Abel B. WOODWARD
13 Aug. 1873 - 1 Apr. 1919
Valentine WOODWARD
6 Sept. 1877 - 29 Sept. 1946
Harry M. GREEN
1879 - 1963
Mabel O. (WOODWARD) GREEN
14 June 1884 - 19 June 1963
*Wi11iam H. HERSCHELL
12 July 1949 - 14 Apr. 1968
Iva O. (STANWIX) BARTON
1886 - 5 Dec. 1976
Thomas Roy WOODWARD
14 Aug. 1883 - 4 Jan. 1922
Anna Belle WOODWARD
6 Oct. 1886 - 19 Dec. 1918
Letitia L. WOODWARD
1 May 1865 - 19 Dec. 1918
James Rucker WOODWARD
20 Aug. 1854 - 20 Jan. 1931
Martha Ellen (BAUM) WOODWARD
26 May 1854 - 4 Mar. 1913

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Clinton Cemetery continued
Lot' 32

Nov. 1878 - 2 May 1964
Mar. 1868 - 2 Feb. 1920
June 1855 - 8 Jan. 1928
Sept. 1904 - 20 July 1907
Mar. 1914 - 23 Mar. 1914'

Michael James BEAeH
*Mark BEACH, M.D.
Clara (HARPER) BEACH (RICE)
, Ennnett H. BEACH

7 Aug. 1941 - 13 Apr. 1973
1873 - 1918
1880 - 1957
1905 - 1980

34

Frederick Henry KAMPSCHROEDER
, Marie Ella (WISE) KAMPSCHROEDER

4 Apr. 1874 - 17 Dec. 1938
7 July 1883 - 27 Dec. 1967

35

Ernest NELSON

24 Sept. 1897 - 28 Aug. 1972

36

Norma Jeanne (DICKEY) DAVIS
Robert A. STEELE
Rilla (EVANS) STEELE
Roy N. DICKEY

15 Feb. 1943 - 25 Oct. 1977
1872 - 1953
1881 - 1931
10 Sept. 1910 - 1 June 1978

45

Shar1et E. THURBER
Stuart W. THURBER
Elmer THURBER

- 13 Mar. 1946
1914 - 1964
12 Feb. 1883 - 31 Aug. 1931

47

48

'49

~

11
20
29
13
13

33

'46

N

Lillie May ANDERSON
John W. ANDERSON
Ruth Ann LAMB
Mabel Ruth ANDERSON
Glenn ANDERSON

Ruth (HELWIG) HOUT
, Rose Lee (JONES) SCOTT
*Thomas Henry HOUT

22 Feb. 1908 - 30 Apr. 1976
26 Nov. 1889'- 3 Nov. 1970
9 Dec. 1895 - 4 Aug. 1953

,Eugene W. HUMPHREY
Maude M. (McKENNEY) HUMPHREY
Horace B. HUMPHREY
Willie C. HUMPHREY

10
18
18
16

Feb.
June
Oct.
Mar.

1909
1881
1876
1878

-

17 Dec. 1925
5 Mar. 1939
3 Mar. 1958
28 Oct. 1946

Glenn KAMPSCHROEDER
18 Jan. 1920 - 20 July 1921
Charles Frederick KAMPSCHROEPER
16 Oct. 1870 - 21 Sept. 1938
Sarah Frances (SHA~ol) KAMPSCHROEDER 4 Feb. 1882 - 22 Feb. 1954
Daisy Marie HARRELL
David Benjamin HARRELL
Ida Susan (ANDERSON) HARRELL

16 Feb. 1896 - 26 Mar. 1916 9 Mar. 1860 - 3 Mar. 1948
1 June 1866 - 31 Aug. 1951

50

Arnold P O S T E N 1 9 0 6 - 22 Oct. 1930
Mary E. POSTEN
19 Sept. 1869 - 30 Dec. 1960

52

LeRoy THURBER
Elsie C. THURBER
Mary Alice THURBER
Whitford THURBER
Mary Elizabeth THURBER

53

Charles Hoyt THOMAS

13 Feb. 1902 - 21 May 1972

,57

'Lafe REED
'Sarah -C CORBIN) REED
Arthur REED (son) 9 months

20 Jan. 1871 - 8 Nov. 1915
27 Dec. 1868 - 6 June 1939

'58

*William HALLMARK
Nancy HALLMARK
James W. HALLMARK
Prentice HOWE
Minnie B. CAYLOR

1882
1875
1850
1880
1836

1814
1820
1855
11 Dec. 1874
25 Oct. -1873

-

1969
1957
9 Feb. 1907
1905
10 July 1871

- 13 Sept. 1883
- 8 Jan. 1872
- 24 Dec. 1910
3 Apr. 1875
- 10 July 1874

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Clinton Cemetery continued
Lot
N~

59

Frank P. HOWARD

25 May 1867 - 19 Apr. 1891

61 ,Lucinda HUTCHISON
Charles BACHELOR
Ella A. BACHELOR
Willie SAWYER
Armittie SAWYER

1833 - 9 Dec. 1888
10 May 1876 - 29 Apr. 1944
9 July 1877 - 4 Sept. 1938
1879 - 19 June 1889

62

Ethel SAWYER
. Nancy K. SAWYER
Elmer E. SAWYER
Dora SAWYER
*Bryon SAWYER
Zorada SAWYER
T. E. SAWYER

1891
1868
1861
6 Sept. 1850
4 May 1846 1816
1712

63

'Stephen A. BLANKENSHIP
John BLANKENSHIP
Lillie BLANKENSHIP

1855 - 26 Apr. 1884
1 Feb. 1831 - 7 Feb. 1890
12 Aut. 1838 - 17 Feb. 1925

64

Minnie B. BLANKENSHIP
, Belle BLANKENSHIP

1862 - 1943
1870 - 1949

65

Augusta M. NELSON
Frederick H. NELSON
Louise C. THURBER

4 Dec. 1863 - 12 Nov. 1937
31 Mar. 1861 - 22 Nov-. 1934
20 Jan. 1889 - 8 Jan. 1919

66

Alford ANDERSON
Christene ANDERSON
John ANDERSON
.Christene THURBER

67

J. Byron KIRKPATRICK
Adda Irene (McNISH) KIRKPATRICK
William Andrew McNISH
Emma Olive (HOUT) McNISH
Bertin B. McNISH

69

Myra Boyd CUMMINGS
Grace F. CUMMINGS
Arthur B. CUMMINGS
Infant son CUMMINGS

70

Margaret CUMMINGS
*Wi11iam J. CUMMINGS, Jr.
William J. CUMMINGS, Sr.
Emma H. CUMMINGS
Charles H. CUMMINGS
. Myra Belle CUMMINGS

71

*Horace TUCKER

72

*Harry THURBER
Pearl O.THURBER, Jr.
Pearl o. THURBER, Sr.
Emma W. THURBER

- 12 Dec. 1918
- 1948
- 14 Dec. 1940
- 24 Apr. 1923
22 Apr. 1900
- 5 Oct. 1883
- 7 Sept. 1801

1873 - 24 Aug. 1907
1832 - 5 Sept. 1919
1833 - 6 Aug. 1907
- 1 June 1910
1889 - 22 Jan. 1939
1896 - 11 Mar. 1975
12 May 1869 - 3 June 1941
1 Aug. 1863 - 9 Mar. 1935
11 Nov. 1886 - 20 Jan. 1905
1854 - 24 Feb. 1930
1877 - 1949
1880 - 30 May 1945
- 20 Oct. 1909
1873
1873
1848
1852
1884
1876

- 1950
- 1960
- 1919
- 22 Mar. 1938
-2 June 1945
- 24 Feb. 1963

22 Feb. 1887 24 Dec. 1888 29 Jan. 1896 -

7 Mar. 1927
2 Oct. 1925
30 Nov. 1953
13 Dec. 1971

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Clinton Cemetery continued
Lot

73

Glenn A. HOLLINGSWORTH
Ollie L. (WHITE) HOLLINGSWORTH
Albert HOLLINGSWORTH
Ralph Waldo HOLLINGSWORTH

21 July 1910 - 8 Jan. 1975
27 Mar. 1874 - 22 Apr. 1958
8 Oct. 1876 - 14 July 1936
25 Mar. 1901 - 16 July 1925

74

John E. KOEHLER
Bertha Nora KOEHL~R

30 Mar. 1865 - 6 Feb. 1943
4 Aug. 1875 - 20 Feb. 1927

75

Ida Blanche ROBINSON
Edward W. ROBINSON
Cyrus Dale ROBINSON

11 Apr. 1880 - 31 Aug. 1959
9 July 1877 - 11 Apr. 1954
14 July 1908 - 31 Aug. 1959

S

~

85

Elaine V. (HERSCHELL) DANIEL

1 Oct. 1918 - 20 Feb. 1979

S

~.

86

John Dwane HERSCHELL

2 May 1952 - 19 June 1974

S

~

87

Charles J. HERSCHELL

14 Feb. 1881 - 31 July 1971

N~

87

. George Lewis SIMMONS
John Roy SIMMONS
Margaret SIMMONS

18 Feb. 1890 - 11 Jan. 1957·
4 Aug. 1865 - 1 Feb. 1935
22 Mar. 1869 - 23 Mar. 1944

88

Oscar Ralph ANDERSON

14 Oct. 1912 - 20 Apr. 1933

S

~.

N~

89
89

Hu1dah A. BRADLEY
. Amosa B. BRADLEY
Alberta THURBER
Orville E. THURBER

17 Oct. 1864 - 3 Feb. 1953
23 Sept. 1854 - 5 July 1932
1859 - 25 Apr. 1940
1855 - 20 Oct. 1926

Baby BRADLEY
Lettie V. (TALLEY) BRADLEY
Oral A. BRADLEY
Edward J. BRADLEY

- 28 Feb. 1927
1 Oct. 1902 - 7 Sept. 1975
29 Nov. 1892 - 1 Dec. 1967
21 July 1928 - 23 June 1946

91

James F. SLUSSER
iHaze1 E. WILLIAMS
Clarence B. SLUSSER
Lillie F. SLUSSER
Grace SLUSSER
Marvine SLUSSER

1847 - 20 Apr. 1931
29 Aug. 1919 - 20 Dec. 1971
7 Aug. 1871 - 26 Feb. 1964
29 May 1885 - 31 Mar. 1966
13 June 1906 - 27 Mar. 1951
1908 - 15 Apr. 1925

92

Leslie J. DEMERITT
Florence E. (CLAXTON) DEMERITT
Laura (HINDMAN) CLAXTON
Ruth E. DEMERITT

16 Sept. 1888 - 20 Aug. 1972
9 June 1900 - 30 Nov. 1978
25 Apr. 1871 - 12 Feb. 1939
30 July 1924 - 25 Feb. 1925

93

Addie Bell LASSEN
Hans J. LASSEN, Jr.
Baby LASSEN

94

Albert W. HOUK
Baby son HOUK·

22 Feb. 1898 - 21 Oct. 1960
16 Apr. 1925

Maggie B. BUSBY

1889 - 196'8

. 90

S

~

95

N

~

95

Jessie CARRELL
*James CARRELL

96

*Edward D. PUGH
Eliza PUGH (DAILEY)

1898 - 6 Dec. 1942
- 25 Nov. 1926
- 23 Jan. 1925

1906 - 1924
15 Mar. 1840 - 10 Feb. 1924
1829 - 29 May 1904
1866 - 8 May 1898

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Clinton Ceme.tery' continued
Lot

18 May 1907

~

24 Oct. 1965

97

Almeda M; PETEFISH

98

William T. HOWE
M. M. HOWE

1873 - 1936
1853 - 1912

S~. 99

Lloyd H. PARRY
Lida PARRY

1889 - 26 Nov. 1972
- 28 Mar. 1977

N~. 99

Jesse Byron LowELL
Mary C. (STEBBINS) LOWELL

19 Feb. 1886 - 19 Mar. 1967
5 Mar. 1889 - 9 June 1973

100*Samue1 BARTHOLOMEW
103

104

S

~

105

N ~ 108
S

~109

110

N

~

12 May 1895 - 31
3 Oct. 1892 - 30
1834 - 2
1849 - 2

Ada JACKSON
Haywood JACKSON
Phobe JACKSON
Lucinda JACKSON

May 1911
Aug. 1918
Oct. 1924
May 1926

10' Jan. 1932 - 28 Apr. 1973
3 Dec. 1946 - 3 Feb. 1969
23 Mar. 1903 - 16 Sept. 1979

Daniel Lee HALLMARK
Janet o~ HALLMARK
. Howard H. HALLMARK
Elroy A. McNISH

2 July 1915 - 26 Jan. 1964

Alvin T. HALLMARK

18 Mar. 1912 - 17 Dec. 1971

Ivan F. SLUSSER

7 Oct. 1916 - 23 Aug. 1974

~ John Edgar ZINKHAM
: Myrtle M. (STUDEBAKER) ZINKHAM
Harry H. STUDEBAKER

19 Aug. 1884 - 31 Mar. 1975
19 Feb. 1891 - 11 July 1964
1883 - 1964

111

Raymond B. LaDUKE

28 Mar. 1902 - 3 Jan. 1979

114

Robert Eldon HARRELL

17 July 1927 - 24 Feb. 1966
SECTION V

Lot

58

Charles Kester WOODWARD

28 Dec. 1901 - 8 Apr. 1976

SECTION VI
'John Lewis GIBLER

12 Mar. 1896 - 1974

Ivan William GIBLER
Goldie Marie (SCHRABEL) GIBLER

6 Sept. 1897 - 28 July 1980
15 Dec. 1898 - 20 Nov. 1977

39

Harry G. KENNEDY

16 Jan. 1909 - 22 Apr. 1980

'48

,arIa E. GARINGER

25 July 1901 - 13 Sept. 1977

82

1932

20 Mar. 1979

84

Joseph SCHIRMER

5 Aug. 1895 - 24 Dec. 1975

87

Donald Roland CLOUGH

17 May 1925 - 1 Nov. 1976

107

*

*Wa1ter F. PETTENGILL

Duane Lee JOHNSON
*Rex Lee JOHNSON

14 Mar. 1959 - 23 Apr. 1959
14 Nov. 1896 - 13 Nov. 1973

Uriited States Service Men
Maiden names and other married names when kno~ have been added in parentheses.
I

.

Copie,d and submitted by Mrs. Goldie Hout and Mrs. Vivian Clough, Clinton,
Kansas (Rt. 5, Lawrence).

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Petitions for Naturalization
Douglas Co.:1Kansas, taken from
Naturalization Petition and Record Book
Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924
Compiled by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Kansas
Continued from Vol. IV, No.2, of THE PIONEER:
p. 80
Name: HAAS, (Miss) Wilhelmina
'Addtess: 1316 Ohio St., Lawrence, KS
'Occupation: Landlady of Rooming House
Born: 15 May 1865 at Ober-Morlen (or Moerlew?)
'Emigrated from: Hamburg about 15 July, 1879, arrived N.Y. on vessel,
,
"Huerter"(?)
Declaratfon of Intention: 8 Aug. 1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct.
Marital Status: Unmarried
Resided in Karisas since: 4 Aug. 1879
p. 77

Name: HUNSINGER, C.H.
Addtess: 1140 New Jersey St., Lawrence, KS
Occupation: (1918) Livery
(1921) Garageman
Borri: Alsace (or Alsas) Germany, 30 Aug. 1874
EmIgrated from: Bremen, Germany on vessel (unknown), about 1 March 1887,
,
arrived N. Y.
Declaration of Intention: 29 Mar .1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct.
Resfded in Kansas since: 5 June 1889
Wife: Sophia Hunsinger, born, Eudora, Kansas
Children: One
Description of Petitioner: White, fair complexion, 5'8", 178 lbs., light
hair, blue eyes
p.120
Name: HELWIG, Albert Adam
Residence: 1424 N.Y. St., Lawrence, KS
Occupation: Carpenter (contractor)
Born: Albsheim, Germany, 2 Mar. 1869
Emigrated from: Rotterdam, Holland about 15 Oct. 1888 arrived port of N.Y.
on vessel "Rotterdam"
Declaration of Intention: 11 Mar. 1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct.
Wife: Emma
Children: Five
Description: (age 49) White, fair,S' 1", 165 lbs., brown hair, gray eyes
Resided inKartsassirice: 10 Aug. 1908
p. 123

Name:

HAAS, Frederick (Fredrick)
Baldwin, KS
'Occupation: Retired farmer
'Born: 17 Jan. 1839, Ingenfingen, Germany (or Ingelfingen?)
'Emigratedftom: (Le) Havre, France about 15 April 1854, arrived port of N.Y.
on vessel "Samuel Fox"
.-.~derice:

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Petitions for Naturalization continued
HAAS, Frederick continued:
Declaration of Intention: 15 May 1918, Douglas Co. District Ct.
Resided in Kansas since: 1 Jan. 1858
Wife: Magdalena, horn Hassen, Germany
Children: Seven
Desctiptionof Petitioner: White, fair complexion, 5'8~", 125 1hs., gray
hair, h1ue eyes.
p. 26
Name: JEHLE, John
. Ms"idence : Willow Springs Township
Occupation: Farmer
Born: 4 May 1862, Schaan, Lichtendein, Austria
E'iriiratedfrom: Austria, 1 Mar. 1883, arrived port of N.Y. on vessel, "Perir"
Declaration of Intention: 13 Oct. 1890, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct.
Resided in Kansas since: 5 (or IS?) Mar. 1883
Wife: Mary Henrietta Schwarz Jehle, horn in Willow Springs Twp •
. Children: Six
Petition dismissed 20 Nov. 1911 because of death of petitioner.
p. 91
. Name: JORDAN, Herbert Edwin
ReSidence: 1600 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS
Occupation: Teacher (1918)
Born: 18 Feb. 1878, Lemonvi11e, (Ontario), Canada
~rated to U~S. from:
Winnipeg, Canada on Great Northern Railroad, arrived
.
Netche, N.D. about 13 Sept. 1906
Last foreign residence: Brandon, Canada
Declaration of Intention: 9 Sept. 1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct.
ResidedinKArtsassince: 15 Sept. 1911
Description: White, fair compI., 5' 10", 155 1bs., black hair, brown eyes
Wife: Neva Mills, born E. Aurora, N.Y.
Children: One
p. 1~7

JASLOW, Max (original name was JAROSLAWSKY, Moisey or Moses?) He
asked court to change name to Max JASLOW at the time of petition.
Address: (1919) 853 St. Antoine, .Detroit, Michigan
(1924) 1716 Mississippi St., Lawrence, KS
Occupation :(1919) Student
(1924) Teacher
Born: (23) or 26 March 1896, Rostov on the Don, Russia
·Last'foreign residence: Rostoff on the Don, Russia
Emigrated 'from: Libeau (or Liban?), Russia about 13 Dec. 1912, arrived port
of N.Y. on vessel "Russia"
Declaration of Interttion: Wayne Co. Circuit Court, Detroit, Michigan
Resided in Kansas since: 2 Oct. 1921
DescriptiOn: (age 22) dark compI., 5' 4", 140 1bs., brown hair, eyes: one
grey, one brown, scar on right eye
Wife:' Dorothy, born 6 Sept. 1893, Oshmyanwi, Russia
Children: Two
Name:

More 'information may be obtained directly from the Petitions.
To b~ continued in future issues.

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QUERIES
Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts
to gain best results. Queries are also free to non-members, but must
concern. Kansas related ancestors of fifty or earlier.
Steven Thomas, 119 North Emma Street, Olathe, Kansas 66061
Will exchange information with all descendants of George and Katherine
DEAY who lived in the Eudora and Vinland areas from the 1850 to present.
Dr~ ·Etigei:i.eC~Gibbs,605 Lincoln, Coffeyville, Kansas
67337
Am seeking information on John .K~RANKIN in Lawrence, Kansas l863(?)-19l3(?).
Was in buisness trading with Sac and Fox Indians near Stroud, Oklahoma 18771885 with .my grandfather Junius Wilbur GIBBS, his uncle Hiram GIBBS, son-inlaw Clarkson C~PIEKETT and John WHISTLER.

Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Am looking for parents of James M. HOUGLAND, b. Kentucky 1823, wife Elizabeth
WILSON, b. Hardin Co., Kentucky 30 May 1821, m. LaPlata, Mo. 16 April 1844.
Came to Missouri when? Ten children born in Macon, Mo.: Thomas, 1845;
Aaron Louis, 1 Jan 1846; Amanda, 1847; James, 1849; Stephen, Oct. 1850;
Mary Josephine, 1856; Nancy Ellen,7 June 1859, d. 22 Feb. 1941, Olathe, Ks;
Sus iana, .b. 1862; Sherman James Daniel HOUGLAND, 10 Mar. 1865, d. 15 Aug.
1935, Baldwin City, KS. Would like information on Thomas, James, Stephen.
Mrs., Alan Vanloenen, 232 Deerfield Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Seek information on the family of Aquilla GARRETT, b. Ohio, 1834, and wife
Sarah Jane, b. Ohio, Sept. 1843. They settled in Lincoln Township, Crawford
County, Kansas and had ten children.
Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Seek information concern.ing David A. BRADSHAW also known as "Artie" or
"Arther", b. GA, SC, or NC about 1832. Wife was Sarah EASTERLING b. about
1830, Miss. Both lived in Scott Co., Miss. in mid 1800's. Family tradition
states that David BRADSHAW or his father was a full blooded Creek Indian.
Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to exchange information concerning the Samuel Rowland COLLIER
family of 'S.C. Wife was Delilah JOYNER (JOINER). One son, John Samuel
COLLIER was born in S.C. about 1815, m. Eliza A. DUKES in Orangeburg
District, S.C.
Mrs. 'John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Seek information concern.ing the DAVIS family who lived in the Shullsburg
(Lafayette Co.), Wisconsin area in the 1860's. Margaret DAVIS born about
l840·in Galway?, Ireland, m. Edward METCALF about 1865. Margaret's father
may have been Peter DAVIS.
Mrs. 'John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to correspond with descendants of FrancisVARING and Sarah
DEROCHER VARING who were married in Jo Daviess Co., IL in 1852. Would
like ito know what relationship they had, if any to the following families:
PLAMONDON; SAVARY; FOURNIER,YOUNGLOVE,PROVEAU (PROVOST),AUTHIER.

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Mts~ JohrtF~Sweets,

2905 MoccasirtDt., Lawtertce,.Kartsas· 66044
Edward METCALF, bapt. Co. Wicklow,Ireland and emigrated to Lafayette Co.,
Wisc. about 1846 married 1st Jane . ?
about 1848. Would like to know
Jane's maiden name. Also, does anyone know what the relationship was
between this family and the KEARNEY and TRACY families?
Mts~

C B. Lundquist, 2798 Strader Rd., Richmond, Indiana 47378
Seek information. concerning .the death date and burial place of Rudolf
CARLSON who was supposedly buried in Appanoose Cemetery in Douglas Co., KS.

Mrs. Cynthia L. Wilkes, 9850 N~ Federal #279, Denver, Colorado 80221
Would like to have information concerning my great-grandparents who lived
in Lawrence, KS after immigrating from Ireland. Husband's name was Mitchell
ST. JOHN, wife's name unknown.
Michelle Motta, Gertetal Delivery, Weippe, Idaho 83553
Does anyone have information concerning my ancestors, Emma Florence WILSON
born near Baldwin City, Douglas Co., KS, 6/9/l860? Her. parents were
?
WILSON and Phebee VAN METER WILSON •
. DertrtisKnox; 162 S. Kings Hwy., Stillwater, Okla. 74074
Seek information concerning William B.DENNIS and Adaline LITTLETON DENNIS
who lived in Douglas Co. from about 1878 to about 1919. Am searching for
a picture of my 2nd great grandfather, William B. DENNIS, Sr., his daughter,
Margaret J.DENNIS and his son, George W.DENNIS. Would like to correspond
with anyone having information concerning this family.
CPT Wayne D. Reynolds, 538 H Seventh St., Ft. Richardson, Alaska 99505
Would like to correspond with persons having information concerning the
Hiram LUNSFORD family who moved from Kentucky about 1862 to Edinburg, Il~~
and then moved to Lawrence, KS about 1867.
Mrs. Ilah E. Derrick, 333 Kansas St., Lawrence, KS 66044
I am searching for David B.. JENNINGS, b. 12 Jan. 1828, PA, m. 1855 IN. and
Daph~e Marie WATERMAN, b. NY 1837. Children Margaret M. ZAMWALT, Jennie
M. GARDNER, Elizabeth, Ada M. HOSKINS, Nina M•. MIER, Milton." . Lived
Washington Co., Kansas 1900.
---Mrs. Mary Jamison, Rt. 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006
Am still searching for more information on my grandfather's family, Joseph H.
ANDERSON, Nemaha Co., Nebraska 1883, Washita Co., OK 1905. Born in Ohio
1847 or l848(?). Need specific dates, parents and siblings.
Mrs'; Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
See~ing information to establish that Azariah David McCLURE, b. 1822 and
James Charlton McCLURE, b. 1828 in Morris Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA and who
went to Tazewell Co., IL in 1850, were the sons of James McCLURE and wife,
Kesia (Keziah). On the 1850 census of Morris Twp., Huntingdon Co., PA,
James McCLURE, age 58, and his wife, Keziah, 52 were listed with their sons,
Andrew, 17, and Joseph, 13. In 1854, A.D. McCLURE married Betsy Ann GAINES
Gordon in Ill. and in 1889 they moved to Republic, KS where a newspaper in
1894 reported that "Mr. A. McCLURE of Davenport, Iowa, a brother of Mr. A.D.
McCLURE is :here on a visit. The brothers had not met for about fourteen years."

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Mrs~PatilitieB~Eltiiff;820StitisetDrive;LawreticeiKS66044

Seeking information regarding the parents of JohtiTULEY'&lt;TUELIE':"TOOLEY':"TULY),
b. 13 Oct. 1760, and Mary FOLWELL, b. 25 Feb. 1767, whose marriage took place
on ~4 Sept. l782--possibly in Burlington County, New Jersey.
Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Seeking information on Priscilla BAKER, b. 15 Sept. 1834, Uniontown,
Fayette Co., PA, d. 26 Dec. 1918, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS, m. Dudley H.
WIGGIN 22 Apr. 1859, Kansas City, MO. Death certificate states that her
father was C. BAKER. She may have resided in Iowa before 1859.

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The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale:
Some back issues of "THE PIONEER" are available.

Write for information.

Cordley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE".
16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes.
Copies of "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY (KANSAS)".
Copies of "THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE".

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1981-1982 OFFICERS
President - Donald Vaughn
Vice-President - Jean Snedeger
Secretary - Judy Sweets
Treasurer - Jane Wiggins
Librarian ,- Pauline Elniff
Editor - Mary Jamison
Genealogist -

*****
We thank you for the Douglas County records that have been indexed
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copy~ng.
We need them for this next year also .
. When you donate articles or information, please either include a
xeroxed copy of material or the reference and source for proof reading.
We prefer just Douglas County records. Only some general Kansas
information will be accepted.
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Publications Committee:

Library Committee:

Maxine Hougland
Zona Smith
Jane Wiggins
Judy Sweets
Mary Jamison
Nettie Wismer

Chairperson, Mary Jamison; Typing, Jane Wiggins;
Record Copying, Pauline Elniff, Judy Sweets;
Indexing, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Wiggins;
Proof Reading, Dorothy Clarke., Cynthia Schott.

Pauline Elniff, Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins

The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non~profit organization
with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month,
7:30 p.m. alternated between the Lawrence Public Library and the Presbyterian Manor.
Afternoon meetings are held if possible and occasional area tours.
An annual public workshop is held to help in research.
Membership fees are $5.00 single, $7.50 for family members. The
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�"THE PIONEER"
Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

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Vol. IV, No. 3

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Contents

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1980-1981 D.C.G.S. Memberships . .
Survivors of Quantrill's Raid . .

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Cities and Towns of Kansas

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1873-1880 United.Methodist Church Foreign Mission Society Memberships . . 78
1875 Douglas County, Kansas State Census, Grant Township . . . . . . .

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DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
MEMBERSHIP 1980-1981
BANTA, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
BERG, Mrs. Emma B., R.F .D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044
BROWN, Mrs. Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071
BRUNE, Mrs. Georgiana, Route 3, Lawrence, KS 66044
BUNTON, Miss Kathryn J., 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66044
CLARKE, Miss Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044
COTTER, Mr. Dennis J., 9402 Octavia Ave., Morton Grove, IL 60053
DAVIS, Mrs. U1a C., 2nd &amp; Arkansas, Lot If 2, Lawrence, KS 66044
DERRICK, Mrs. I1ah E., 333 Kansas St., Lawrence, KS 66044
ELNIFF, Mrs. Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
FINNEY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, P. O. Box 592,.· Garden .C:ity.:.KS . /67846
GIBBS, Dr. Eugene C., Box 716, 808 Willow, Coffeyville, KS 67337
GORTON, Mrs. Catherine, 831 Illinois St., Lawrence, KS 66044
GORTON, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois St., Lawrence, KS 66044
HAHN, Mrs. P.F., 1006 Indian Hills Dr., Tuscaloosa, AL 35406
HANSEN, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rd., Modesto, CA 95350
HARRIS, Mrs. Virginia L., 3418 W. 10th Terr., Lawrence, KS 66044
HOUGLAND, Mrs. Maxine, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044
HOUT, Mrs. Goldie V., Route 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044
JACKMAN, Mrs. Twy1ah, 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608
JAMISON, Mrs. Mary I., Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, KS 66006
KIDWELL, Mrs. Irma L., 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044
MAKER, Mrs. Betty L., 8340 Greensboro Dr., McLean, VA 22102
MARTIN, Mrs. Gail, 1000 S. Atchison, E1 Dorado, KS 67042
NIEDERMAIER, Mrs. Louise P., 3922 S. Buckner Blvd., Dallas, TX 75227
PETERSON, Mrs. Mary, 2238 West Ave. So., La Crosse, WI 54601
RALSTON, Mrs. Cleo, 516 Caraway Place, Lansing, KS 66043
SANDERS, Mrs. Elizabeth, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, MO 64093
SCHOTT, Miss Cynthia, 806 E. 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044
SHELDON, Mrs. Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
SMITH, Mr. Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
SMITH, Mrs. Sheldon E., 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240
SMITH, Mrs. Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
SNEDEGER, Mrs. B. Jean, P. O. Box 665, Lawrence, KS 66044
SPENCER, Mrs. Vernon, Lecompton, KS 66050
STOOKSBERRY, Mrs. Willie P., 2411 Louisiana, Apt. 13B, Lawrence, KS 66044
SWEETS, Mrs. Judy M., 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
THOMAS, Stephen, 119 North Emma, Olathe, KS 66061
VAUGHN, Mr. Donald, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
VAUGHN, Mrs. Wilma, 1946 Barker Ave., Lawrence, KS 66044
WIGGINS, Mrs. Dorothy R., 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044
WIGGINS, Miss Jane M., Route 4, Box 221, Lawrence, KS 66044
WISCONSIN STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, 816 State St., Madison, WI 53706
WISMER, Miss Nettie M., Presbyterian Manor, 1421 Kaso1d, Lawrence, KS 66044

A very special thank you to the people who have contributed so much time and
material to our publication.
- Your Editor

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SURVIVORS OF QUANTRILL'S' RAID
Of the men and women, boys and girls who· survived the Lawrence Massacre
of 21 August 1863'·, the names and places of residence of tho'se stin, niviing
on 21 August 191$ are here li stedi:

Eudora, KS
Abels, Henry
Achning, Charles
Achning, Mrs. Minnie
Aaams, ,ft. E.
Gas, KS
Adams, James W:.
Gas, KS~
Adams, J. A:
City
Adams, John \t.
Ci ty
j\aams, N. N.
Astoria OR~
Adams, Oli ver B~
Mena, AR'
Alder, Mrs. J. W'.
Ci ty
Alford, Mrs. D~ S~
City
Aiford,' 'Florence H.
Ci ty
Allen, S~ R.
tawrence
Almquist, !Vlrs. MatildaChelman
Sedalia, 1\10
Altenbernd, Conrad
cIty
Anderson, A. J~
City
'Anderson, Ed. C:
City
Anderson, Mr. &amp;' Mrs. C'~ M.
Ci ty
Anderson, Mrs. Mary J.
Lone Star, KS:
Anderson, Oscar'
San Francisco, C~
Asher, Mrs. H. B:
City
Ayer, Mrs. Ella M.
Albuquerque, NM
Ayers, Mrs. 0'" J.
Albuquerque, NM
Baldwin, Mrs. H. L.
Denver, CO'
Bangs, Mrs. Fannie Ro:ss'
Kansas Gity, MO
Banks, Mrs ~ George:
Ci ty
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Sartjer ,O~ p~
City
Barnes, Mrs. laa Wright
Topeka, ~'
Beatty, Mrs. Nellie G:
City
Benson, Henry
City
Berry, Mrs. Margaret
Lecompton, KS~
Bliss, John A.
Oakland, CA'
Blood, Arthur
Philadelphia
Boettcher, Mrs;. Kate W':
Stigler, OK
Borden, Mrs .. Bessie Reynolds:New York CIty
Bowen, Einery S~
Springfield, MO'
Bowen, Mrs. Jennie
Springfield, IL
Branh am, Mrs. Kate
' Indi an a
Ihdependence
Branham, Mrs. Kate
Btass, Win.
Lecompton, KSBrechtelsbauer, Mts. ,B.
Ci ty
Brechtelsbauer,. Josephine
Chicago
Brechtelsbauer, Mary
St. Couis
Bromley, Wm.
Indianapolis, IN
Denver, CO'
Brooks .. Albert
Brooks ~ Mr. &amp;. Mrs. Paul R:
Ci ty
Brotherton, Mrs. Gertrude Oliver Portland, OR'
Brown, E'. W'~
Richland, KS'

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Brown, G. W:
Brown, Mrs. Jane'
Brown, Mrs. Jane
Brown, Judge W. D;
Brown, Miss Sarah
Brown, Writ.
Bullene, Mr. G Mrs. Lathrop
Bullene; W:~ t.,
Burkhart, .Mrs. A.-.
Burnette, Mrs.' Mary Davidson
Bryant, Mrs. Samuel
Calahan, Louis,
Caldwell,Anthony
Calvert, Mrs. John
Cavaness, J. M.
Cavaness, Mrs. Mary
Cavaness, Mrs. Mary A'.
Chambers, N. N.
Chambers, No'rmim
Clarke, Mrs. Martha J. Cooke
Clarke, Mrs. N. S~
Clarke, Sidney Jr.
Cloud, Albert {col.);
Cole, Mrs. rotary E~
Coleman, f(~
Coleman, C~
Coleman, Osgood
Cone, Mrs. Helen P!
Cone, John P.!
Co'ne, I!;uther
Conger, Mrs. Cynthia Whitcomb
Corel, James'
Cordley, Mrs. Richard,
Co,rey, Miss. Elizabeth
Co,rey, Miss'I:izzie;
Chsley, Frank
Co'sley, Thomas'
Coy, Mrs. E. Olivia
Crocker, Eben F.
CrutChfield, WID.
Cuffey, Mrs. Jennie
Curless', Frank,
Curless', Geo'rge'
, DaIle, Mrs. Martha
Davidson, Mrs. ,J::illian Harding
Davidson, Samuel;
Davi s, l1. nlary
Deamer, John
Dean, Mrs. Mary
Dee, Thomas
Demand, Mrs., John
Derby ~ ,F. A.
Dicker, Mrs. Cora
Dildine, 'hirs. Kate Mo'rrow,
DUlard, Mrs. Jesse (col. t
Dinglested, Mrs. Louis Preisach
Dix, "ECfward E~

Rockford, IL
Lawrence
Los Monmo's, CO' (Tehama county):
,EI: Reno,. OK
Los Molino's, CO
Lawrence'
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Lawrence
Topeka, KS'
Castle Rock, W~'
City
Los Angeles. CA
Lawrence
Garnett, KS
Chanute, KS' (?l
Chiles
Pao'l a., KS~
City
City
Shawnee, OK
Oakland, CJt
City
Medford, OK'
City
Cedar Rapids, lA"
City'
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Chanute, ~
Elaka, Mont.
Lawrence
City
City
City
California
City
Lawrence
City
Liberal, 1\10
Liberal, MO:
I:iberal, MO'
City
Olathe, KS
Richland, WA~
Portland OR:'
Eawrence
City
Topeka, ~'
Wichi ta, KS'
City
City
City
Fort SCott

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Dolbee, Mrs. Eliza
Dolbee, Mrs.enmett
Donrielly, Mary ,
DonellY' Niell,
Donovan. DIm
Draper, Win.
DuBoi s, Mrs. EVe Speer
DUck, Mrs. Daniel
DUffey, Mrs. Maggie
Duncan, Amos' feol.)
Duncan, Charles
Duncan, Geo'rge
Eberhardt, Henry
Eberhardt, t.. J.,
Ecke, Mr. &amp;: Mrs. F.. J,.
Edson, Mrs. E. H~
Eawards, Mr. &amp;"Mrs. C~ E.
Edwards, Mrs. Geo. H.
Eggert, Charles:
Eggert, Fred '
Eggert, HEmry
Eldridge, E'. C~
,E.ldridge, Mrs. ,P-'. B;
Elliott, R. G~:
Ellis, George
Ellis, Mrs. M.ttie
Embree, 'Mrs. Josephine'Johnson
Emery, Miss Agness
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Emery, Mrs. -J. S:
Einery, Mrs. P', E-.
Emmett, Carrie
Emmett, Mrs. J. C:
.Engle, Mrs.C~ E~
Engler, Mrs.
Epley, Chris
Falley, Geo'rge
Farley, Mrs. H.
Faxon, J. D'~
Faxon, James D'~
Ferguson, Ell a
Field, Mrs. Ella Hubble
Fillmore ,H. S~
Fi sher ;D1' .C: E:
Fisher, H. F.~
I"i sher, .JohnW.
Fisher, John W~
Fi sher, ~am '
Fisher, Mrs. Teckla
Fitch, Miss Lulu
Fitch, Eaward
Fi tzpatrick, Mrs. Sallie:
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Lawrence
City
Gity
Lawrence
Denver
Richland, KS:
Lecompton
Topeka, KS~
Topeka, KS'
Willow Springs'
City
City'
Richland, KSKansas City
seattle
P(lrtl an d , OR
Lawrence
'
Kansas City
C'o,ffeyville, KS'
City"
Topeka
tees Silmmi t, MO
S.ah:~Ahtonio',~ ~X-

City
Lake View
Eake View
Washburn, OK:
City
City
Eawrence
Kansas City" 11.10
tawrence
Topeka
W~ t.ai:vren c e
Sterling, CO'
Montrose, CO;
Montrose, CO::
Topeka
City
Council Bluffs, I~
Council Bluffs, IK
City
City

�71

Hesford, Mrs. ,Kate
Hettich, Mrs. L.
Hicco,ck, Gertrude Thorpe
Hilliard~ Mrs. N. A~
Hines, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Win.
Hodge, Wm.
Hoene, SOphia Leonard!
H6gan, Mrs. Helen M.
Holloway, Emery
Ho,lloway, S~ R~
Holmes, Sam
Holt, Byron, P;lil ... ,.:.;.~!_:i.iCl
Honnick, Mrs. E~
Hose, Mrs. Matilda
House,' Jacob·
Howard, L. M.
Howell, Mrs. Louis
Hoyt, Charles H.
Hubbel, Henry Salem
Huddleton, F~
Hurd, Mrs. G. M.
Hurd, ~1r'. G. R.
Hutchings, Mrs. J.
Hyte, Mrs. R~. Allen
Iliff, Mrs. Ella Brass;
Ingersoll, Wilr
Irwin, John
Jenkins, Mrs. A: M.
Jenkins, George"
Jennings, Capt.
Johnson, Mrs. ·Aima
Johnson, Annie Lane
Johnson, Ike (col. r
Johnson, Mrs. Mack'
Jones, Lucia M.
Jones, Mr. &amp; Mrs. C~ M~
JOines', Peter (col.»)
Jones, Robert M.
Jones, Sarah Hughes
Junkins, Mrs. ,Margaret Millter,'
Keleher, Thos. &amp;-Sister
Kennedy, Mrs. -Lucinda
Kennedy, Mrs. W~ B.
Killias, M. Ma·ry
Kincaid, Alice,
Ki I worth, J aco·b
Kimball., Mrs. A. A~.
Kretsinger, Mrs. Sue Brass:'
Kennedy, Oscar C~
Kennedy, Miss, Belle
Kennedy, Eugene
Kennedy, F. R~
Kennedy, Hugh

Liberal, MO
Lawrence
Syracuse, NY'
Cuchio, NM
Lawrence
ottawa, KS
Kansas City, MO
City
Lodi, Cft;,
Lawrence
, Phil adelphi a'

Spokane, WACity
City
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Tacoma, WA-,
Lawrence
Halsey Valley, NY
StrOUd, OK
Medicine Lodge, KS
Denver
Lawrence
City
Kansas: City, MO
City
Lawrence
Kansas City, MO'
City
City
City
Dewey, OK
City
[;awrence
Topeka
City
Albuquerque, NM
Albuquerque, NM

N. Lawrence
City
City
Manchester, NH
San Diiego, CA'
Grand, OK
City
Lawrence
City
Cos Angeles

�70

Flory, Mrs. Eliza
Ford, Mrs. E. J •.
Foster, Abgie Ludington
Frank, Mrs. Harriet Adams:
Fre ark, Mrs. C.· S~
Fuller, Mrs. Arthur
Gardner, Jo'hn'
Gardner, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Theodore
Garvin, David
"
Gentry, Nick
Gibson, Mrs. Martha P~
Gilbert, Mrs. E. C:
Gilbert, Mrs~:L. Fitzgerald
Gilbert, Nennie '
Gilbert, R. t.
Gilmore, Mrs~ John
Gilmore, W: J.
Gimo're, Mrs. John
Glathart, Mrs. J. H.
Godding, Mrs. Susie'Platte
Godwin, 'Mrs. 'Park
'
Go'ss, Miss Alice
Graeber, Dolly (G. ",~ )1
Graton, Mrs. A. H.
Greenlees, Mrs ~ Kate Brass,
Greer, Mrs. J. D~
Gregg, Mrs. Margaret 0:
Gregg, Mrs. Patsy,
Grovenor, G:
'
Grovenor, Mrs. H.
Grover ,Mrs. Emily H.
Grover, Frank
Hagen, Mrs. Vergeau
Hale, Mrs. NellieA'llen
Hall,A', L~
Hall, Mrs. Augusta Hunt
Himscome, O'~' Jr..
Hanselman, Mrs~ Clara Brass
Hanselman, Ida Blood
Harper, Wr'n. ("col.)'
Harrell, Jo'hn
Harrell, Mr. &amp;" Mrs. John
Harri s, E'.P;
Harvey, Mrs. Rebeccah
Haskell, Mrs. Carrie Gos~
Haskell, Mrs, J. G.
Haskell, Miss Nelle
Hazeltine, Wm.
Hellstrom, Laura
Hellstrom, Rudolph
Helm, Mrs. Lida White
Henry t JO'hn M.
Henry, Mrs. Margaret H.
--Herrington, F.

Linwood, KS'
Topeka
Humboldt, KS'
,City
tawrence
City
Thomas, OK
City
Lawrnece
tawrence
[;awrence
Lawrence
Overbrook
'Lawrence
Eudora
Chicago
San Francisco, CA'"
City
Lawrence
San Diego'
Takoma WIt'
Honolulu
Lawrence
[;awrnece
Lawrence
[;awrence
Lawrence
Lee s Silmmi t ';:. MO'
Eudora,KS
Salida, CO
Kansas City, MO"
Lawrence
City
Indianapolis, IN
City
ClIinton
RiChland, KS'
Topeka
Lawrence
San Francisco, CA'
City
Olney, IL,
Lawrence
Lawrence
Overbrook
Lawrence
City
Lawrence

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Kennedy, Mr. &amp; Mrs. O~ P'.,
Lawrence
Kennedy, T'. H~.
Ci ty
Kilfoi t, Mrs. Alma
WYnoka, OK
, Kimball, Geo.
City
Kinnear, Mrs. Lucy
City
Lahmer, Mrs. Bertha
San Diego, CA'
Lamon, Mrs. Hattie Bell
Berkeley, CPt
Lauden, H. J.
Eudora
Laudmei ster, Mrs. Phoebe Eldridge, San Bernardino', CK
Lawrence, James
' Ci ty
Lawson, J. E~
Lawrence
Lawso·n, John W'.
Learnard, A1ice~ Eldridge
Memphis, TN'
Learned, Mrs. Alice Preisach
City
Learnard:, Mrs. Mary S~ (Mrs .O.E.) Lawrence:'
Leonard, Fred·,
Salt Lake
Leis, George
City
Leis, Mrs. Ruth E~
City
Leonard. Henry B;
Kansas City. MO
Littell. Mrs. M. ,E~
Ci ty
Lobinger, Geo'.
Baldwin, KS'
Loesch, Hen ry
Coo! orado Spri ngs, CO'
Logan, O~vid (~ol.)
Longfellow, Jake
Bonner Springs
Lowman, Everett
Waverly. NYLO\\lIJl~m, Mrs. Harriet B.
Waverly. NY'
Lowman, Miss Rita
Waverly, NY'"
Lucas, Mrs. E. Vf;
Pas aden a. CA~
LUdington, Wilbur
St. Joe
Madden, Green
Lawrence
Mann. Mrs. Lizzie Cone
Orlando,. FA'
Marcell. F. A:
p.O •. Wis.
Marks, Mr. &amp;. Mrs. Alex:
Martin. Mrs. Emma
Portland, OR
City
,
Martin, Mrs. Henry
Matthews;, Charles;
Lawrence
Matthews. Eva ,Eldridge
Memphis;
Matthews. Francis
Lawrence
Matthews'. J.
Lawrence'
Matthews, J. H.'
Westphalia, KS
May, Mrs. Milton
City
Mears, Alex
Menger. A'~ G~
Elf Reno. OK
Menger, Mrs. M~ M.
Lawrence
Messer, Mrs. Fd,orence Adams
City
Miller, Mrs. Elizabeth
City
Miller. Mrs. Eva B:
Kansas City, MO'
Miller. J. E. Hemed al e • 10
Miller, WIn.
City
Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Wade
Capertino, CA'
Moes. Mrs. Emily
City
Monroe, Mrs. Ell a DOnovan
Sioux: Falls SO'
Monroe. Hattie B:
Omaha

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Raymond, Mrs. W•. J.,
Read, John F'~
Read, John L.
Reece, V: t.
Reynolds, George
Reynolds, Mrs. Kate Cosley
Reynolds', S: M.
Rlchards, Henry H.
Richards, 0'. G.
Ridenour, Mrs. p. D:
Rigg s " l'tlr. &amp;' Mrs. S~ A:
Roberts, Mr. &amp; Mrs. John F~
Rodell, Mrs. K. A:
Rombold, Mrs. Mattie Emmett
Root, Horace E~
Ross, Jae
Rouselaux, Mrs. Louisa W~
Rutherford, James
Rutherfo'rd, Mrs. Josephine Ecke
Sanders, H. T~
Sanders, Mrs. 1\1.
Sands, Mrs. J. G.
Sands, J. R.
Savage ,Emma
Savage, Forest
Savage t Mrs. Fa·rest
Savage, F. J.
Savage, W. W'.
Schall, Mrs. A". H:
Schaub, Mrs. Julia
SChaub, Miss Mary
Schneider, Mrs. J. F.
Scott, Ambrose
SCott, Charlie
Scott, Kittie
Scott, Mili ssi a"
Scurr, Mrs. Jennie Eldridge:
Seals, Mrs. Lizzie
Seewi r , C~ c.
Seewi r, Mrs. Marg aret Moo're
Selig, A. E.
Shank, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Wni.
Shaw, Mr. Charles
Shaw, Matthew
Sherman ~ Mrs. Margaret Brass:
Shimmon, C. S:
Simmons, Charles N.
Simmons, J. C:
Simpson, A~ &amp; Lou Prentiss
Simpson, Mrs. Belle Falley
Simpson, Mrs. Mary J.
Simpson, S'. N.
Simpson, Mr. W. N.

Cherryvale, KS'
Mirage, CO!
Mirage, cOt
City
City
City
City
Wichi ta, KS'
Eudora
Kansas City, 1\10
City
City
City
San Di ego, Ck
Quay, OK
City
City
City
(?)

Augusta
El Reno, OK
El Reno, OK
City
City
City
Ci;ty
City
Lawrence'
Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City, MO
Leon ardvi 11 e, KS'

Coffeyville, KS'
City
City
City
Lodi, CA"
Kansas Ci ty, MO'
Kansas City, MO
Lo·s Angeles, CACity
Ridgeley, MO'
Wellsville
Kansas City, KS'
Columbus, Off
Salina
Kansas City, KS'
Chicago

�7J
Monroe, James H.
Morgan, John S~
Mo'ore, Mrs.
Moore, Ely
Moo:re, Mr. &amp; Mrs. J. C.
Moore, Mrs. Lou Rankin
Moo re , Wi. E~
Morgan, E. W.
Morri son, Mrs. Mary
Morrow, George

City
Cold Springs, 1\10
City
Richland, KS
City
Shawnee, OK
Kansas City
Denver

~1oys, Win~
City
Mudge, Mrs. Mollie Adams
Linwood, KS
Mugler, Miss Arma
Santa Fe, NM'
Mugler, -Mrs. Anna
Santa Fe, mr
Mugler, Jacob
Albuquerque, NM
Murdock, Mrs. Vic. Mayberry
Wichita
McAllaster, Mrs. O~ W~
City
McFarland, Mrs. Nancy
City
McGee, Thos.
City
McIntosh, Mary J. Farmer
Ml'r
McPheeters, Clarke
Vinland
Neal, Mrs. Alb~rt
Ci ty' ~l
... "
Neal, Mrs. Ella Prentice~
Neal, Mrs. Emiline Rogers Park Chicago:
Nicholson, Mrs. Julia Watson
Chicagoj'~ol;:;t~, r-~3.t(:
No:! an , Kat e Leon ardKans as City, Mo,.
Oehrle, Charles;
Denver
Oli ver, Mrs. A:
City
Oli ver, Miss Hannah
City
Oiven, Mrs. E. M~
City
Parpert, Mrs. Hennan
St. Louis
Pearce, Charles
City Pearce, Leonard
City
Pearce, Lydia'
City
Pease, Mrs. C~ A:
City
Pease, Mr. Charles L.
Portland, OR
Peck, Mrs. Arno,s:
Reedley, CAPetiliingall, Mrs. Elizabeth Allen Eudora, KS
Pettingill, Frank H.
F;udo1ra, KS
Phillips, A'. J~ .
City
Pickens, O~ D~
City
Pierson, Mrs. Frances
City
Pike, Capt. G Mrs. J. A.
Florence, KS
Pinkston, Mrs.S~rah Mack
Lawana, CA'
Plume, A'. B-.
.Los Angeles, CA,
Prather, Albert E~
501 di ers' Home
Prather, George
fiood River, OR
Pratt, L. F.
Newkirk, OK
Prentice, C~ T. K.
City
Preisach, Phillip)
City
Prentiss, Mrs. Anna J.
City
Prentiss, Frank
City
Rampert, Win. T.•
Fresno CO
Rankin, Mrs. J. C~
Quenemo', KS
Rankin, John K~
City

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West, J. A'~
Weyermuller, Mrs. Augusta
Weyermuller, Mrs. Henry
Wheeler, Mrs. Addie Sutliff
Wheeler, Holland
Whitcomb, Mrs. N.
Whitcomb, Mrs. Mary Gri ffi th
Whi te, Mrs. AIm
White, George W~
\vhi te, G. W'~
Whi te, Harri son
White, Mrs. Harvey
Whitman, Mrs. Mary Brown
Whitman, Mrs. M. D.
Wiedemann, Writ.
Wiedemann, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Julius
Wieman, Mrs. Ellen
Mientgo, Mrs. 'Christine Mugler
Wilber, Mrs. Florence
Wilder, Mrs. M. E.
Wiley, Jas. A.,
Wiley, J. W~
Wiley, Mrs. Mary
Wilkihson, Geo
Willemsen, Mrs. Charles:
\l1illiamson, Mrs. Eliza'
Wiilliams, Alec
Williams, Mrs. Frances
\Ulliams, Mrs. 1. J.
\~illi ams, Dr. R~ b.
Williams, Solon T•.
Willi amson, Chas.
Williamstown, Wrn.
Wilmarth, George A'~
Wilson, Mrs.,: Hill p~
Winchell, A~ T~,
Wood, Mrs. S~N. (Mrs. Margaret
Worthington t' Mrs. Kate
Wright, Charles
Wright, Charles A".
Wulfkuhle, Aug
Yates, G. W: W,';
Zerby, Mar. E: Jones
Zimmerman, Mrs. Minnie Achning

Lawrence
Milwaukee. WI
City
City
City
Richland, KS'
Clinton
Lawrence
Richland
Richland, KS'
Los Molinos:, CA'
-City
Oklahoma City
City
Santa Fe, NM
City
City
Norwood, CO'
Sulli van, It
Kansas City, MO'
Lantha, MO'
St. Louis
St. Louis, MO'
City
Washington, D. C:
Independence, KS'
seattle
St. Louis
City
Topeka
Lawrence
Strong Ci ty, KS'
Liberal, MOSedan, KS

L.)

Lawrence
Topeka
City

--compiled by Pauline B. Elniff, from Lawrence_Today ill ¥esterday, a
souvenir magazine oJ the Semi-Centennial Memorial Service, published
23 December 1913 by the Eawrence Daily Journal World.

******
Please keep the queries and relevant material coming in for our future
publications.
- Your Editor

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Sleeth, Mrs. Mattie Cbne
Smeiser, Mrs. Lydia
Smi th, E. /!{~,
Sinith, Mrs. Grace Cameron
Sinith, Mrs. Lizzie Williams
Sati th, 'Mrs. T. B:
Soule, Miss l':mily
Soule, Wm. L. Ge.
Spalding, Mrs. Harvey
Speitz. Mrs. Li zzie
Springer. C~ H..
St aggers, l\tlr:s,~ E'. t.·~ r:.:"l:!::~" i~ ;.~~~.
Starkweather., Charles
Steele. Mr. &amp;'r,trs • I. F~
Steele, L.' S:
Sternberg. A"nna Reynolds:
Stevens. Mrs. N. O~
Stowe, Cliarence
Stone. Miss Lillie
Stone. Mrs. Sarah
Strode. ~Irs. Bertha (col.l'
Strode, James
Stuckemann. Rev. A. D.
Sullivan. J. G.
Summers. Mrs. Minnie
Sutherland, David
,
Sutliffe, Mrs. John B~
Tanner, Mrs'. Clara Fil'lmore
, Thomas, Mrs. Canie
Thomas. George
Thompson, Mrs. Geo'.
Thompson, Mrs. John
Tiinmons. Mrs. Warren
Tisdale. Mrs. Henry
Topping. Mrs. Mary Cbleman
Tornaden. Mrs. Win.
Towne. Mrs. Celia
Ueis. Will U.
Ultich. Mrs. J. R:
Urech. Dan
Urech. ?
Wade. Ed.
Wade Frank
Wade. Frank
Walton, Albert
Ward. Arm a Morg an
Ward. Mrs. A. N.
Ware. Charles: (colored)
Warner. Mrs. Wm.
Warren. E~ P~
Watkins. Mrs. Rose Cbstenbader'
Watson. Miss Carrie
Weaver. Mrs. A. D~
Welch. Mrs. Isadore S:
t

Portland. OR
Linwood
City
Lawrence
Stockton. KS
Lawrence
Bangor. ME,'
San Diego
Washington, D~
City

C~

Eudora.~·

Richland. KS
City
City
Kanwaka
Kanwaka
City
City
City
Denver, CO'
Er. Paso Texas
se atU e, WAGlen Ridge. NJ
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lodi. CA
Lodi t CA
Monte Vista. CO:
City
Lawrence
Linwood. KS'
City
Lawrence
City
Pleasant Gro·ve
Pleasant Grove
Kansas City
Chicago, '
New Yb,rk
Lawrence
Kansas City. MO'
New Haven, CT
City
City
City
Ottawa

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From: Rand, McNally &amp; Co. 's OVERLAND GUIDE from the Missouri River to the
Pacific Ocean via Kansas, Colorado; New Mexico, Atiiona and California.
Chas. S. Gleed, editor - Revised Edition, Chicago: RAND, McNALLY &amp; Co. 1893
CITIES AND TOWNS OF KANSAS
Mr. Gleed quotes Bishop Hunt from the New York INDEPENDENT:
The Bishop writes:
"In a half hour I was standing in that wonder of depots - the Union in Kansas City. This same city is the key to our whole territory. Think of
its growth. A citizen told me that when his Eastern eyes first saw the place,
fourteen years ago, there was only one railroad track there, which soon lost
itself as it trailed its solitary length up along the Kansas or Kaw river.
Now twelve great railroads centre there. There are given times when most of
the trains leave, and unless you wish to take one of them, you will do well
to stand and look on. It seems as if the whole world has its carpet-bag in
hand and is going to'the next place. The tracts are, not shut in by a great
building, covered over with a glass roof; but are in the open air, the
raised platforms along them being protected by light and delicate iron roofing, supported by graceful pillars. You thus have all the advantage of protection from the weather and perfect light and ventilation.
"The new census puts Kansas City up to some 60,000. It is a marvel of
growth. The most of the residences are on the bluffs, where are also the
best hotels and the finest retail stores, and where,until recently, the heaviest business was conducted. But the broad flat delta, formed by the .junction
of the Kansas river with the Missouri, is destined to be the business part
of the whole city. The bluff will be a place of churches, residences and
stores, while the great manufactories will be .down in 'The, Bottom'. The
largest beef and pork packing houses in the West, I have been told in the
world, are already in this level part of Kansas City. The Fowler Brothers
are just qmlpleting their.'s .. ·Across the Kansas,'·,tiv:er·li.es:Wyandot'te, spread out
over the flats, and building up so rapidly that~ like Kansas City, you have
to give your orders for bricks nine months ahead before you can begin to build
your house. There is no break in either .popu1ation or business during the
whole hour and a half walk from the outer rim of Wyandotte, across the Kansas
river, a1ong'the Kansas City bottom, over the innumerable railway tracks, and
up the steep bluff, where the neat homes of Kansas City, the majestic, stand
and throw their evening shadows across the broad and islanded Missouri.
"My destination in Kansas was Lawrence, about forty miles beyond Kansas,
City, and up the southern bank of the Kansas, river. One grows a little meditative as he takes his seat in the cars. The past begins to come in upon him,
and he goes back to the days when the first battle of the republic since 1812
was fought on Kansas soil. When the treaty was signed in Paris, on the 30th
of April, 1803, which gave us the Louisiana purchase, of which Kansas was a
part, no eye could foresee the relation which this unknown State should occupy
toward our national life. 'John'Brown's soul' had just begun to march, for
he was only wearing cotton pinafores, and lacked a month of being three years
old. Some thirty miles away there once stood the old house of Osawatomie,
which his own hands built, after he had snuffed, in the East, the morning
air of the coming crisis, and had come to the heart of the hastening cyclone.
Whether Kansas was to be a free or a slave State did not depend on the proslavery party in Missouri or its champions in Congress; but on the conscience

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of the whole country. Brown and his four brave sons knew all this part of
Kansas--its trails, its strategic points, its river depths--as well as any
Indian that had made his home centuries before Columbus saw the light in
Genoa the Proud. Brown turned all his wisdom to good account. His was the
free lance of New England love of liberty. Lawrence, now a thriving city-with its beautiful university looking down over it, full of the hum and stir of
honest and pushing thrift; catching now its nerves of power from the current
of the river, now carrying its wheels by steam; educating its boys and girls
with utmost care; driving its trade westward and southward with a steady eye
on the march and consolidation of population; rearing its beautiful churches
with sublime faith in the Power which gave freedom to all the broad acres
of the State; and treasuring the traditions of its heroic history with honest
pride--is a miracle of love of liberty, tenderness toward the slave, and of
far vision into the future. It is the only American Troy we have. Everyone
of its plains and copses sings an Illiad. The marks of the first balls in
the struggle for the slave's rights can be seen in some walls and trees.
A strange admiration of the vanished hands came over me as I walked the streets
of this growing and historical place. It will hand down the name of Amos
Lawrence and the Massachusetts and New England aid societies with a preC1S10n
and power of high moral significance which Alexander could not give to. the Git)~ of
his name and fame. The streets you walk over are full of meaning. The first
one I struck was Massachusetts street; and so it was to the end-~New England
names, New England faces, New England life. There is no place on the continent
where Puritan ideas have projected themselves into the future with more definite~
ness than just here in Kansas. The air is that of Virginia; but the flow in
the veins is that of the men who landed on Plymouth rock. There can be but one
focus of thought in a nation ata time, and Kansas was that very thing all the
way along from 1854 to 1858. It was the smelting-furnace of sentiment for four
other years, 1861 to 1865. But all is now peaceful and plentiful in Kansas."
Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas.

**********
MEMBERSHIP OF THE WOMENS' FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY
OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, LAWRENCE, KS.
1873
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.

R. G. Jamison
Osborn
Jessie L. Crew
Ream
Wm. Corel
Coldwell
Jo March
Hannah Oliver
A. H. Foote
Wingate
1877

Mrs. A. Marvin
Mrs. S. S. Still

Mrs. C. W. Coulter
Mrs. Wm. McTice
Mrs. S. J. Rushmer
Mrs. M. K. Deal
Mrs. Martha Davif'?
Hrs. S. A. Mallard
Mrs. Mollie Barricklaw
Mrs. Allice Collier
Mrs. May Wilmouth
Mrs. R. S; Griffith
Mrs. R. K. Dolrymple
Mrs. C. C. Blackmar
Mr. Edward String
Mrs. Jessie L. Crew

Mrs. W. R. Dolrymple
Mrs. C. S. Duncan
Mrs. J. H. Gillham
Mrs. Lina Durr
Mrs. Maggie A. Sherman
Mrs. A. G. Honnold
Mrs. H. S. Lafgrin
Mrs. Sarah Shaw
Mrs. R. B. McKim
Mrs. C. A. Wingate
Mrs. Adam Oliver
Mrs. Elisha 'illii te
Kate C. Broron
Maggie Oliver

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Womens' Foreign Mission Society Membership cont'd.
Anna Harford
Mrs. A. L. Morrow
Sarah E. Mason
Clurra Mason
Mary L. Snowdon
Rosa Parkhouse
Alpha Mourey
Etta Mills Campbell
Mrs. H. W. Baker
Mrs. C. C. Beaty
Mrs. M. A. Connett
Mrs. A. H. Foote
Emma Archer
Mrs. M.C.A. Churdette
Mrs. M. J. Rahscoff
Mrs. A. G. Good
Mrs. E. A. Simmons
Mrs. J. W. Keene
Mrs. S. B. Pierson
Fannie E. Covel
Mrs. H. W. Willey
Katie Ridenour
Hattie Baker
Mrs. D. A. Phillips
Mrs. E. A. Dixon
1878

Mrs. C. Beatty
Mrs. E. F. Spitz
Mrs. A. G. Seace
Mrs. A. Marvin
Mr. J. Marvin
Mr. Wm. Furgason
Mr. Wm. Bedale
Mr. J.A. McNease
Sarah Hyde
Mrs. G. Reaser
Mrs. A. Campbell
Mrs. R. B. McKim
Mrs. J. E. Covel
Mrs. E. A... Croft
Mrs. A. W. Beard
Mrs. R. Dobbins
Mary White
Sarah Shaw
Agnes Radford
Mrs. J. C. Hahn
Mrs. A. L. Morrow
Hannah Oliver
Maggie Oliver
Sarah Mallard
Mrs. Mania Smith
Mr. R. D. Mason

Mrs. Mary Smith
Mrs. R. G. Jamison
Mrs. Geo. March
Mrs. T. B. Pierson
Mr. P. D. Ridenour
Mrs. P. D. Ridenour
Mrs. Rebeca Cosley
Mrs. Wm. C. White
Mr. C. B. Mustard
Mr. C. Churchill
Mrs. C. W. Coulter
Mrs. C. A. Wingate
1879

Mrs. W. A. Corruthers
Mrs. J. S. Crew
Mrs. C. S. Duncan
Mrs. F. O. Marvin
Mr. J. S. Crew
Mr. J. E. Bouton
Mr. S. W. Hunt
Mr. W. F. Presby
Mr. A. Markly
Mr. C. C. Blackmer
Mr. C. F. McFarland
Mr. Millin Jones
Mr. R. G. Jamison
Mrs. Ariel Long
Mrs. S. E. Mason
Mrs. Jo March
Mrs. Bell Crow
Mrs. Lizzie Marvin
Mrs. Kate Ridenour
Mrs. K. Williams
Mrs. Sarah .C. Shaw
Mrs. C. H. Brett
Mrs. J. S. Boughton
Mrs. N. G. Good
Mrs. Reime
Mrs. Munk
Mrs. Sarah Ridenour
Mrs. S. B. Pierson
Mrs. G. H. Hume
Mrs. C. Sease
Mrs. R. B. McKim
Mrs. Anna Stanford
Mrs. M. F. Foster
Mrs. Alice Collier
Mrs. May Wilmouth
Mrs. A. L. Morrow
Mrs. A. Gill
Mr. R. S. Griffith
Mr. D. E. McNease

Mr. Eddie Proper
Mrs. Sarah Shaw
Mrs. D. R. Wiggins
Mrs. Elisha White
Mrs. J. B. Churchill
Mrs. McNease
Mrs. L. G. Gillham
Mrs. C. Beaty
Mrs. A. Marvin
Mrs. A. W. Beard
Mrs. A. Campbell
Mrs. R. G. Jamison
Mrs. Geo. March
Mrs. J. H. Gillham
Mrs. E. W. Coulter
Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon
Mrs. : A. Wingate
Mrs. D. Marvin
Mrs. H. O. Stephens
Mrs. E. G. Morrisson
Mrs. W. E. White
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Mr. Elwell
Mrs. Lapham: :Miss Dora Reson
Miss Hay.' Kilworth
Miss l:izz.ie. H:Uliams
Mrs. Churchill
Miss Mina Marvin
Mrs. G. White
Mrs. Allendorf
Mrs. L. E. Mason
Mrs. E. B. Good
Mrs. Oliver
Mrs. Wiggs
Mr. C. E. Blackman
Miss Ariel Long
Miss Kate L. Ridenour
Mrs. Larmon
Mr. James Marvin
Mrs. C. O. Beaty
Mrs. S. L. Ridenour
Mr. A. O. Stephens
Mr. A. G. Wonvold
Mrs. Mustard
Mrs. Wingate
Mrs. Mary E. Hyde
Mary Turner
Mrs. S. Duncan
Mrs. Jennie Parmalee
E. Tabor
Mrs. W. L. Burke
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Womens' Foreign Mission Society Membership cont'd.
Mrs. S. Shaw
Mrs. L. Claypool
Sarah Mallard
M. E. Gilham
M. Ranson
Nellie Rushmer
Mrs. S. Rushmer
Mrs. J. Beard
Mrs. R. G. Jamison
Mrs. G. March

Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.

Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.

Hamilton
McCormack
M. F. Foster
Worthington
Wunk
M~ A. Marck1ey
W. S. Presby
G. S. Duncan
C. Thompson
Mary Good

D. H. Wiggins
Hattie McFarland
Nellie Jones
Sinunons
L. Hollister
More
A. Collin
May Churchill
J. E. Coulter

Copied by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas, 1979.

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Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Ks.

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is nothing he dislikes so much as to hear himself talk. He hides his light
under a bushel. He keeps .as near the tail end of the procession as possible.
He never advertises. He b10weth not his own horn, and is indifferent to the
band wagon.
He is oppressed by the vast responsibility of being an inhabitant of a
conunonwea1th so inuneasurab1y superior in all elements of present glory, in
all the prophecies of future renown, to its inferior companions.

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Age

Name
Blackman, Mary J.
Blackman, RollinE~
Blackm.an, T'~ A~
Blackman. W. I. R.
Boulden, A'. G~ .'( .
Bradley, Laura
Brown. E. A.
Brown, M. N.
Brown. Nancy
Brown, Richard:
Brown, Riley c,: .• ,
Brown. Riley
Brundage, A~ C'~
Brundage, Louisa
Brundage, J. A~
Brundage, E. R'.
Brundage, P;~ H.
Brundage, S~ E'.
Burgan, Ahnal
Burgan, Chas.
Burgan, Ellen
Burgan, lda
Burgan, ~John
Burgan. Rosa
Burgan, Sam
Burnett, A. M.
Burnett, C'. H.
Burnett, E'. E.
Burnett. E'. F.
Burnett. F. GO'
Burnett, J. C'~
Burnett, J. C~
Burnett, M. C"..
Burnett. S: E'~
Burnett, S~ W~
Burnett, W~ C'.
BUrnett;, VI'. w.:~
Cade, Fanny
Cade, J. R'.
Cady, G. W.
Carter, Jt~ N~
Carfer, C. K.
Carter, G. G'.
Carter, E~ t.
Carter, J. T'
Carter, Naomi
Carter, P. G.
Carter, S~ C.
Carter, w.'~ C:.
Carter, W''. S:
Campbell , A!~
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1875 KANSAS Sf ATE CENSUS'
Po·st Qffice
Volume 19, Pages 1-14

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DOUGLAS' COUNTY'
No·rth Lawrence

--

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Adams, A~ ~l.
Adams, Aim a
Adams, John
Aaams, J. Q:~
Adams, M. O~
Aaams, R'~ J.
Adams, S: M~
A&lt;lams, Willie
Allen, Arthur
Allen, C. B.
Allen, Emily F.
Allen, H. A~
Allen, H. p'.
Allen, J. B:~
Allen, Mary C'~
Allen, Mary
Allen, ~i. E.
Allen, M. E.
Arnold, Nathaniel
Barclay, Chas.
Bardell , Bruce
Bardell, C~ F.
B'ardell, Elizabeth
Bardell, H. L.
Bardell , J. C.
B'iirdell , Jennetta
Bardell, John
Bardell , Eawson
Bardell, M.
Bardell, Walter
Barley, 1. W'.
Barley, Mary
Barnes', F. G.
Barnes, Mary
Barnes, S: T.
Barret, A'. E.
Barret, Fanny
Barret, Julia'
Barret, Sarah
Beels,. Joseph
Beels, Willie'
Beeze1ey, E: J.
Beezeley, R~ A:
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Esson, George
Esson, G. T~
Esson, Sarah
Esson, S. E~
Evans, James
Evans, Lucy A~
Evans, l'Ilartha J.
Evans, Simon J.
Fitzhugh,
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Fitzhugh, George
Fitzhugh, Hannah
Fitzhugh, James~
Fitzhugh, James
Fi tzhugh, Kansas'
Fi tzhugh, t. F.
Fitzhugh, Willis:
Frazier, John
Garrett,
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G'arrett, G. H.
Garrett, J. E~
Gaskell, Ameli a'
Gaskell , Charles'
Gaskell, F. W~
Gaskell, Josephine
Gaskell, L. D~
Gillette, M: P;
Gillette, S~ N.
GIlmore, J. L.
Gilmore, Laura
Giilmore, Martin
Gilmore, W. J.
Gilmore, W~ t.
Gleason, John
Gleason, Maggie
Gleason, Mary
Gleason, Michael!
Gleason, Thomas
Gleason, William
Gray, G'~ E~
Gray, George"
Gray, Margaret
Gray, M. E.
Gray, R. O~
Gray, W~ H.
Hackley, E. E.
Hackley, Marth aHackley, Thomas
Hackley, t~illis
Hamilton, D.

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Campbell, Chas.
Campbell, C~ w;
Campbell, D. D~
Campbell, Delia
Campbell, E. c.
Campbell, Eli
Campbell, Eva~
Campbell, G. W,.
Campbell, L. If.
Campbell, t. C'.
Campbell , L. J:
Campbell, Martha
Campbell, M. E~
Campbell, 0". Jf.~
Campbell , Sarah
Campbell , S~ F~
Campbell , Susan
Campbell, Wm.
Campbell, Y:ates
Carroll, M.
Cary, H.
Cary, W'~ H.
Cavanaugh, Thos;.
Coffin, A: E.
Co'ffin, J.
COlker, Phillis
Coursey, Livlngston
Covey, Clara
COlvey, Banie1
Cb,vey, Fred
Covey, E'. M:
Coy, Franklin
Crouch, James:
Cunningham, Ailn
Cunningham, Maria
Cunningham, Mary
Cunningham, Michael
Curry,
Curry, Burlin
Curry, Frank
Curry, Gertrude
Curry, Le01a"
Curry, Lucy
Citr,ry, Sarah
Darmie, Mattie
Dobbin, Percilla
Duve11, John
El:ler, I. P~
Eller, ~7. J.
Eller, 0'. J.
Esson, A. H.

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Name
Hamil ton, J. B:
Harmon, Algelena
Hannon, Christian
Harmon, H. E'.
Hannon, S~ L.
Hart, Ab ag ail
Herondon, M. L.
Herondon, S~ L.
Hopkins, Frank
Hopkins, Mary
Hopkins, Susan
Hopkins, WI. M.
Hopper. B: F.
Hopper, H.
Hopper, 1. D~
Hopper, t. J.
Hopper, M. w;
Hopper, R. E~ L.
H6,we, O'~ M.
Hughes, Alfred
Hughes. Benj.
HUghes, Delia
HUghes', James'
Hughes, Jesse
HUrd~ t.
HUrd, S: S~
Hurder, J'ames;
Yackson, Andrew.
Jackson, Caroline:
Jackson, Ellen
Jackson, Emanuel
Jackson, Henry
Jackson, Margaret
Jackson, Mary
J'ennings;, Charles
Jennings. E'. L.
Jennings, Fred
Jennings:, John
Jennings:, Silsan
Jones', Griffith
Jones, Henry
Knowles, Alice
Kno,wles, Charles;
Knowles, GUy!
Knowles, Stephen
Laffreane, August
Lafthouse, John
Laf.thouse, M. J~
tafthouse, Robt.
Lane, M. C~
Lane, Moses
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Myers, F. f{~
Myers, E. A.
Myers, James"
Myers, Margaret
Myers, T. Hf'.
Myers, William
McCabrey, Lydia:
McConnel, J. /(.
MeCo'nnel, Margaret
MeCa·nnel, Maud
MeCo'nnel, Rebecca1
Nelson, Henry
Nelson, Jane
Nelson, Louisai
Nelson, Luke
Nelson, Matthew,
Nelson, Nancy'
Nelson, WHliam
Nesbit, Chas.
Northent, SHas;
Parker, Louisa'
Perry, WaShington
Pine, A. C.
Pine, H. E~
Pine, T. F'.
Pinson, E. B~
Pinson, E. C~
Pinson, M. A.
Pinson, Nathan
Potts;, George.
Ransom, Leann
Ransom, Perry
Ro:binson, C.
Robinson, s: T. D'. '
Rufert, Arthur
Rufert, Carl
Rufert, Elizabeth
Rufert, Willi am
Rush, ~~ J.
Rush, D:
Rush, E. J~
RUSh, F. B~
Rush, J. B!
Rush, Katurah
Rush, Lucy
RUSh, N. 1'.
Rush, R'. A:
Russell, A. E~
Russell , Walter
Russell , William
Russell, \~illiam
Saum, A'. F.

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Lane, Sylveste'r
Lane, T. L.
Lane, W. W~
Lavin, Timothy
Laptad, Jo'seph
taptad, Susan
Lawrence, C~ W~
Lawrence, G. c.
Lee ;'Samuel
Lewis, A. A-.
Lewis, C. L.
Cewis, D'. H:
Lewis', George
Lewis, Jane
Lewis; Ollie M.
Lewis, Walter
Loit, Charles;
Loi t,Emma
Lo,it, George
Loit, Horace,
Lyncn, Cornelius'
Marshall, Mary
Mar~hall, Orange
Marshall , W~ P-.
~lay, Wimiam
Mercer, Co'rdelfal
Mercer, El:Cina1
Mercer, Eli
Mercer, Hattie
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Meridey, William
Meridey, William
Miller, Aim aMiller, Daniel
Miller, David
Miller, Maud
Monroe, G'. W.
Monroe, J~ L.
Monroe, M. J'.
Monroe, M. S~
Monroe, M.
Morgan, A~ M~
Mo,rgan, A. P'.
Morgan, G. Hr.
Morgan, J. H:
Mo'rgan, Ji~ F:
Mumford i, babel
Mumfordl, Lewis;
Myers, A'. E~
Myers, C. A:
Myers, C~ G:.

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saum, c. F.
Sauro, C. S:
Saum, Ermna"
Saum, Julia
Saum, Mary
Saum, Mary
Saum, Mary
Saum, w. E~
seaton, J. H.
Seaton, Matilda
Shaw, Sam
Shepard, F. E~
Shepard, H. c:
Shepard, L. E.
Shearer, A.
Shearer, B. J.
Shearer, E'~
Shearer, E. w.
Shearer, G:. W~
Shearer, J.
Simmons, Win.
Smith, Eugene
&amp;nith, F. C.
Smith, G. H.
Sinith, H~ B:.
&amp;nith, H: c.
Smith, H. J.
Smith, J. p~
Smith, Mark
Smith, M. D.
Smith, M. E.
Smith, S. E.
Smith, W~ R'.
Snoot, A~ R.
sparr, F. w.
Sparr, Mary
sparr, Gussie
Steiner, Eddie
Steiner, E-. M.
Stein'er, L. A~
Steiner, William
Steiner, William
Stine, Charles
Stine, Minette
Thomas:, D.
Thomas, Hester'
Thompson, Sarah
Thompson, Willi am
Tingle, Charles
Tingle, Elizabeth
Tingle, Gertrude

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Name

Age

Willis, Frank
Willi s, G. F'~

Willis, Hattie

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Nillis, Mary
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19
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Yelvington, Laura
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Yelvington, Rosa
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Ybung, C. Bi
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Young, L. B~
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Zimmerman, Charlotte:
411
Zimmerman, Clara
18
Zimmerman, Collins:
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Zimmerman, Edwin
SO,
Zimmerman, E&lt;ltrln
14
Zimmerman, James
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Tingle, Jennie
Tingle, Peter
Tingle, T. G.
TOllle, 1. W~
Tolle, J. M~
To,lle, Lavina E.
Tolle, R'. B~
Vermilye~, Dora)
Vermilye. Edwd~
Vermilye-, Ella
Vermilye, E~ W'.
Vermilye', Hattie
Vermilye, Lottie
Vermilye, S'. A'.
W,al ton, Ida
Walton, Mary
Walton, Wil liam
Watson, Adson
Watson, L. c.
Watson, Bertha,
Watson, Eugene
W'atson, Frank
Watson, E'. p'.
Watson, Willis
Wessel, Sarah it.
Wessel, WHlie
White, George'
White, G. J~
White, Elizabeth
White, Jane
White, John w.
White, Margaret
White, Salina
White, W'. B~
Whitlock, Delia'.
Whitlock, H~ T.
Whitney, S~ Hi.
Wiese, Betty
Wiese, Ernst
Wiese, John
\'lilcox, p~ N.
Wiley, Eva
Wiley, Lyman
Wiley, Maggie
Williams, Ella,
Williams, Eva
Wi Hi ams, t. D.
Williams:~ Rebecca
Willis, Elmer
Willis, Frank

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Publications Committee:

Library Committee:

Maxine Hougland
Zona Smith
Jane Wiggins
Judy Sweets
Mary Jamison
Nettie Wismer

Chairperson, Mary Jamison; Typing, Jane Wiggins;
Record Copying, Pauline E1niff, Judy Sweets;
Indexing, Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Wiggins;
Proof Reading, Dorothy Clarke.

Pauline Elniff, Irma, Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins

The Douglas County 'Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization
with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month,
7:30 p.m. alternated between the Lawrence Public Library and the Presbyterian Manor.
Afternoon meetings are held if possible and occasional area tours.
An annual public workshop is held to help in research.
Membership fees are $5.00 single, $7.50 for family members. The
fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 the following year.

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DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
BOX 3664, LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044

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"THE PIONEER"
Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
·P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

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Page

Contents
1859 Lawrence, Ks. Business Directory.

• 37

Clinton, Ks. Cemetery Information ••

· . 44

Clinton History by George W. White . .

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· 58
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1911 Pleasant Grove School Information.
Eudora, Ks .. Cemetery Information. • . • • .
Douglas County Petitions for Naturalization • .
Jane Wiggins' Ahnentafel . . . • • • •
January 1, 1863 Delinquent Tax List

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1864 Unclaimed Letters at Lawrence, Ks. Post Office

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Queries . . . . . . . . . .

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The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale:
Volumes I, II, III, IV of "THE PIONEER" available.
Cordley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE".
(Postage and tax extra)

$1.50 ($2.00 by mail)

$10.50 members; $12.50 non-members.

16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes.
tax extra)

$3.00 (Postage and

Copies of "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY (KANSAS)".
(Postage and tax extra)
Copies of "THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE".
(Postage and tax extra)
Tax is added only where applicable.

$5.50

$6.00

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BUSINESS' DIRECTORY',

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"Business Cards~' from the 24·... x 36"" Directory,: issued by the
Business Men olf Lawrence early in 1859. [!ndividua1 surnames:
underlined to: assist researcheril
--From the Kansas Co,llectio,n at spencer Research Library,
University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

Allen &amp; Gilmore, Manufacturers of Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware.
Wholesale Dealers in Queensware, Stoves, Hardware, Mechanics' Too,ls,
Mining and Agricultural Implements, Roofing, Guttering. All kinds of
Job Work done with Despatch and Warranted Perfect. Cor. Winthrop &amp;
Massachusetts Streets, Lyman Allen
John Gilmore! Terms Cash.
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Bankers,

25 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence

Lawrence &amp; Delaware Reserve Swing Ferry, John Baldwin, Proprietor.
Thi s Ferry cro:sses the Kansas River from ~awrence to the Delaware
Reserve', "on' the road to Leavenworth. It has two l;arge boats constantly'running, day and night, and travellers may always rely upon being
promptly accomodated~ Tariff of To,lls fixed by the Supervisors of
Douglass': Co.
Ingle Barker, who~esale and retail dealer in Stoves, Hardware" Agricultural Implements, Willow, Wooden, Crockery and Glassware, Nails,
Window Glass, Paints and Oils:. Also manufacturer of Tin, Copper &amp;
Sheet Iron Ware, Roofing, Guttering and all kinds of jobbing promptly
attended to. Sign of the Big Tea Kettle. Lawrence'~
Bassett &amp; Brackett, Real Estate Brokers, Attorneys at Law. Dealers
in Land Warrants, No,. 22 Massachusetts Street, Co,rner of Winthrop
Phoenix Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. Cash Capital~-$200\OOO.
Cash Assets, 1st January, 1859 $419.084.661. Officers::' B. Kellogg,
sec., S. E.' Loomis, Pres'. Policies issued on as favo,rable terms as by
other responsible companies, by Amos BisselL Eawrence, Kansas:.

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&amp; J. Blood i,_ Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, BOots and Sho'es:,
Hats and Caps, Crockery and Glassware, Hardware, Agricultural lmplements;, Flour, Groceries. Doors" Windows, Lumber and Everything Comprehended by the term "General Asso,rtmenttt'~ Lawrence, K~ T.

Chas. H. Branscombe'" Atto,rney at Law and General Agent, Lawrence, K.T'.
Bronson, Brothers, Real Estate Brokers', Massachusetts Street, Lawrence K.T.
po. R. Broo,ks'. Wholesale &amp; Retail Dealer in every description of Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers, 'Lasts, Leather and Findings at the City Boot &amp; Shoe
Store, opposite Babcock &amp; Lykins- Bank Buflding, Mass._ Street, Lawrence K.T.

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Herald of Freedom, Ail Independent Weekly Newspaper, devoted to making
Kansas a Free State. Established in the Autumn of '54. Destro'yed by
a semi-official mob', May 21st, and revived November 1st, 1958., Printed'
by Steam. Terms - $2~OO per annum, o·r $LOO in Clubs of ten. Aadress,
G. W. Brown &amp;. Co., Lawrence, Kan. An kinds of Book, Job and Ornamentail
Printing Executed with Neatness and Dispatch.
Bullene &amp;' Read, No. 84 Massachusetts Street, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, BOots, Shoes and Clothing. Our stock
is one of the mo,st extensive in the West. E. Bullene
F. W'. Read
F. Carr, Wholesale &amp;. Retail Dealer in all kinds of Groceries &amp; ProAll Classes o,f Emigrants wishing G'o'ods, who are
pledged to favor us with a call, shall know that we understand the advantages of quick sales and small profits. Goo'ds for the mines packed in
good order for the ."
First door north of the P~st Office.
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visions~ Meats:, Feed &amp;c:.

Wagon and Carri age Manufactory t Geo.rge Churchi H , Co'rner of Wi'nthrop' &amp;
Kentucky Sts. Will keep constantly on hand a supply of Carriages and Wagons,
Equal ih style and quali ty to' Eastern work. Also, a constant supply of
choicest stock, and will manufacture to' order on sho'rt notice and reasonable rates;. Those wanting wagons for Pike's Peak i'n the spring, cannotdo
better than to' gi ve him a call befo,re making a purchase elsewhere. Lawrence, Jan 11st., 1859

w. W,~ Andrew Clakr. [; Andrew, Attorneys and CounseHors;
Edward Clark _
at ~aw, Lawrence, K~ T. Will attend to' C~llections and Investments for
non-residents-, pro'secute suits in all the Territorial and Uhi ted States
Courts:, and Pre-emptions in the Land offices in this Terri tory, and promptly attend to aliI matters' confided to them.
Geo. W. CollamO're, Attorney &amp; Counsellor at L'aw'~ Notary' Public', Commissio'ner
fo'r Massachusetts ~ Lawrence, Kansas Terri to'ry
Commercial House, upon the European and California Pllan, Massachusetts'
Street, Lawrence, Kansas., Call and s~e'--u-s--when- you-come-to--Eawrence.
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F. Cb'nant, Wholesale &amp;. Retail Dealer
Dry Goods, Groceries,', Pro';isilons',
Hardware, Boots, ShO',es, Hats, C'aps, etc'. Is prepared to furnish everythi.ng
in his li?e, 'at prices defying cO'mpet~tio!!.!~t his_ ~OO'IT!.$ 9n Massachusetts
St. OpPOSIte 'the Court House. N. B~ Particular care has been taken in: the
selection of his GO'ods to' meet the wants of those intending to visit the
Mines in the spring.
Photographic. Gallery Mr. Dalee,_ at his Ne\\T Gallery, in Lawrence.
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prepared to take all styles of Pictures on Glass, Paper,
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or Cloth,
and Guarantees as good wo'rk as can be obtained East or West, and at reasonable rates. (I-Instruction given in the Art.
B. F. Dalton &amp; Co. 's Mammoth Outfitting Establishment fo'r the Mines.
Collamore Building, Corner Mass~ &amp; Henry Sts. Lawrence

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Eldridge House Eldridge Brothers, Proprietors, Cor. Mass. Street &amp; Winthrop', Lawrence. The Eldridge House is one of the Largest Hotels in the
West, has just been opened, iis entirely new, and fitted and furnished with
all Modern Improvements, at an expense of nearly One Hundred Thousand 001lars:. It will accommodate Tt'lo Hundred Guests', and fs in every particula17',
a First Class; House~ An extensive Livery Stable is attached', It iis also'
the General Office and Head Quarters fo'r the Kansas Stage Co'. Eldridge:
Bros. are experienced Landlords, and will spare no attention to make their
Guests perfectly comfortable and at home.
J. S. Emery, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Lawrence, K. T.
City Bakery, Opposite the Post Office', Bread, Crackers, Cakes, Pies,
Candies, Nuts, &amp;c. Wholesale and Retail. W~Faulds.
Geo'rge Fo'rd', Who:lesale &amp; Retail Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
No. 22: Massachusetts Street, opposite the Eldridge House Building, Lawrence, Kan.
Ci ty Printing House
Proprietor.

22 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, ,Ohio, B'. Frankland,

Robert L. Frazer, Watch-Maker and Jeweller, Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Fi;ne
Jewelry" Revolvers', Fancy Goods, &amp;c. Eldridge House, Lawrence, Kansas.
Lawrence City Livery &amp; Sale Stables. These stables have been recently
built of brick, and affo'rd first cllass' accommodations for transient stock.
Has always on hand a l'arge quantity of good horses', carri ages', buggi'es and
hacks to llet by the day, week or month. Horses sold on commission.&gt; This
stable is on 46 &amp; 48 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, K. T. Samuel Fry,Agent.
Dr. James Garvin,_ Physician &amp; Surgeon, offers his Professional services to
the citizens of Lawrence and Vicinity, at his office No~ 36 Massachusetts
St. where he may be found at all hours of ei ther day or night.
Grovenor &amp; Lewis, Grocers and Provision Dealers~1 No'. 58, Mass. St.. We have
constantly o,n hand a large and well selected Stock o,f everything pertaining to our line of trade, which we sell on the most reasonabl'e terms.. Liberal inducements offered to Miners and others emigrating to the Gold Mines.
G. Grovenor
A. Lewis
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Lawrence Steam Flouring &amp;. Grist Mills', Guest and KimbaH, Proprietors'. We
have a complete flour and grist mill, and are prepared to, grind all kinds
oJ G'rain, iin any required style. Wholesale and Retail Deal'ers in Fllour,
Meal, G.:rain and Feed. Particular attention given to Outfitting Trains fo,r
the Gold Mines and Santa Fe.. We have arso an extensive Saw Miilil', containing two runs of saws" keep constantly on hand all kinds: of Lumber at lowest
C~sh Prices, and are always prepared to fin Earge or Sinall OrderS'.
J. G;. IfaskeU, Practical Architect and
Lawrence, K. T.

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S. C~~ Harrington, M. D. Surgeon and Physiciian" Graduate of Berkshire, Mass:.
Medical College, "and Member of Mass". Medical SOciety, &amp;c:. Located in Lawrence, Kansas since August 1'st, 1854. Solicits Business' in every Depart-,
ment of his Professio,n.
J'ames M' Hendry,. attorney and Counsello'r at Law', Notary Public', C()\nveyancer,
General Land Agent and Deafer in Land and City Property. No,. 89 Rhode Island St. Lawrence, Kansas. Wiill act as agent for persons desiring tOI invest
money in any part of Kansas', on the most reasonabl'e tenns~, Wnl buy and
sell Land and City Lots for one-half oif the profi ts.
. .. wi 11 pay' ten ppe~
cent interest on olne-half the money SOl invested. Legal business in an tthe
courts oJ Kansas' promp'tly attended to,. *Particular attention given to" c('),llection. ~ll letters on business .,. .
..1 without charge. James M. Hendry,
I.awrence, K. T'.
Waverly House, Mrs. L. Hoyt, Proprietor, No. 61 New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, Kansas'. Livery Stable Connected. Stages from All parts of the country, arrive and depart Daily.
Jo'hnson House, Lawrence, Kansas'. Price per Day, $1.50. Sam'l K. Huson,
A. N. Blackliidge! Pros. Stages leave this house daily fo,r all parts of the
Territory. Livery and Feed Stable in connection with the House.
G. W. Hutchinson, Dealer in Real Estate, wilil attend to the payment of taxes:
for non-residents, and Investments of Money, and all general Real Estate and
Collection Business', i:n every department. Lawrence, K. T.
Denti stry, !?r. S. Kellogg, Demonstrato'r of ~erati ve, Mechanical and Surgic'a:l
Dentistry. ,Of 12 years of va:bi:edand successful practice(the last two years:
in Lawrnece} may be found at his Office in massachusetts Street, where he
will keep constantly on hand a supply o'f Gold Plate and Foil, and the most
approved styles of Teeth from which patrons can select to suit their own
taste. Lawrence, January 1st, 1859.
Lawrence Foundry &amp; Machine Works, Lawrence, Kansas, Kimball Brothers'Manufacture and repair Steam Engines, Saw &amp; Grist Mills; Lathes', Horse Powers,
Sugar Mills;, Threshing Machines &amp;c. Castings &amp; MaChinery o,f all kiinds
furnished to order. Brass Castings furnished at short notice~
E. D. Ladd" Justice of the Peace, City Recorder, Notary Public, Register
of Deeds for the City of Lawrence, Land Agent,' and Conveyancer. Will
purchase and sell Real Estate on commission or otherwise'. Pay absentee
taxes', attend to the collection of debts, gi ve information in relation
to the ti tles to town lots:, make out and take acknowledgments and proofs
of all conveyances: and instruments in writing &amp;c &amp;c. Lawrence.
Dr. James Leibey, at his residence, 24 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence,
will buy and sell Gold Dust, and will also attend to buying and selling
Claims, City Lots, and Land Warrants. Will pay taxes for non-residents,
and receive money, .and apply it subject to o,rder. Information in Reference to the above~ and O'n all business' of interest, given free of charge.
~---p-: D. Riden0l!.!. B. w. Baker

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E. S. Lowman~
G. A. Reynolds Lowman &amp; Reynollds Attorneys, Dealers iin
Land Warrants, and Exchange and Cbllection Agents, Lawrence, Kansas ..
G. A: Reynolds, Recorder of the Pawnee Land District, comprising the districts of lands subject to Preemption at Lecompton. An instrument reco·rded in this office is a lein upoln Land the same as if recorded in the
County in which the land is situated. Office at Lawrence.
Josiah Miller, Judge of the Probate and County Court, i:n and fo,r the' County
of Douglas, Kansas Territory. Dealer in Real Estate &amp; Exchange, and doing
all business incidentally connected with -the Profession of the Law. Office
in Miller's Three Story Bricle Block, No. 35 Mass. Street, Lawrence.
E. C. Miner:, M.
ritory.

D~

Ophthalmic Physici an and Surgeon, Lawrence, Kansas Ter-

Oldham &amp; Faxoln's Meat Market, 31 Massachusetts'Street. Wholesale &amp; Retail
Dealers in all kinds' of Fresh &amp;- Salt Meats and Wnd Game. Also buy and
sell for Cash, Dry and Green Hides, Tallow rough and tried'~ Partiesfi tting out for Santa Fe and Pike's Peak will do well tOI call before purchas.:..
ing elsewhere. Jon a'. Oldham
\'1m. T. Faxon
Caleb S: Pratt, Conveyancer and Real Estate Agent, Lawrence, K. T~ Deeds,
Bonds-, M6·rtgages~, Preemption, Naturalization and Pension Papers. Applic-ations for Bounty Lands, &amp;C., Drawn up with Care. Ti ties examined and
abstracts furnished~ Co~lections made and promptly remitted in current
funds. Land Warrants sold and loaned on commission. Taxes Paid and money
invested for non-residents. General and specific info'rmation derived from
over four years' personal observation, iin regard to, every locaH ty in Kansas:. Caleb S. Pratt, by virtue of his office of CountY" Clierle of Dougl'as
County, is authorized to administer Oaths:, and take A"cknowledgments and
Depo'si tions ..
Prentiss G- Griswold Wholesale {; Retail Druggists, Eldridge Block, Lawrence~
Medicine Chests fo'r the Mines fitted to order. Drugs, Chemicals:, Paints
and Oils. Fancy goods, perfumery, and all articles kept by Druggists, can
be found here and purchased on the best terms. S: B'. Prentiss -.T., F. GriswolQ..
Cheap Outift"(ing Depo,L Raymo·nd (; Thompson, Who·lesale G- Retail Dealers in
Groceries &amp; Provisions. Have constantly in store and fo,r sale a large and
choice stock of Groceries, Flour and Grain, Pork, Lard, BUtter &amp; Cheese,
together with all articles pertaining to the trade~ *ParticuFar attentiorr
paid to Fitting Out Emigrants;. No. 34 Mass'. Street, a Few Doo'rs North ot
the Post Office. J. M. Raymond
Gee. S. Thompson_
Ridenour ,.&amp; Baker,_ Whollesale Groceries', and Dealers in Produce.
Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, K.T.

No. 48:

H. C~ Saffo,rd, A. C. W. Safford!. Jacob Safford:, Safford &amp; Saffo·rd, Lawrence'
and Jacob Safford, Tecumseh, Kan. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Dealers
in Land Warrants, General Collectors, Real Estate Agents, and Notaries Public. Wi 11 practice in the several Courts o·f Record and Land Offices in
Kan~;_' buy, sell &amp;- Locate Land Warrants;: examine titles, make investments,
~_ ::=:-~an'd~ pay taxes for non-residents;; loan money for capi talists at highest

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rates on first class Real Estate securities;' Draw up Peeds, mortgages &amp;c'.
and take acknowledgments of the same;: and attend with fidelity and dispatch, to any business' pertaining to a General Law and Land Agen~y •. Particular attention given to Collections in Kansas'. Refer by permlsslo'n to
Gov. 5., P. Chase, Ohio, Hon. Chas. Robinson.and Eldridge Bros'. ,Lawrence,
K. T.;' Edwin Cook, Esq. New York City; : Dr. A. B~Gould, Boston, Mass';' Hon.
F. P. Stanton, Lecompton, K. T.; H. M. Jones, St. Louis, Mo;' Hon. Geo. L~
Miller, Onaha', N~ T'.; Reyno·lds, !ll.L&amp;Co., Chicago, 111;- H.,P. Baldwin,
Esq., Detroit, Mich; Hon. M. J. P'arrott,Leavenworth, K. T.; JMorris, Esq.,
St. Louis, Mo·.;' Hon. P. Bliss'" Elyria, 0.;' S. Palmer, Esq.. " Cincinnatii, 0;'
Wickersham and Beecher, Memphis, Tenn.
Established in 1855'. Great Western Saddle &amp; Harness Emporium, Lawrence,
K. T. James G.' Sands, The Largest Establi shment West o:f St. Loui S'. A
large lot of work on hand expressly for the new Eldorado trade'.
Henry Shanklin" Wholesale &amp; Retail Dealer fn Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Hosiery and Gloves'. Sign of the Golden Boot, Lawrence.
Simpson Brothers, Bankers, Real Estate Agents and Dealers' fn Land Warrants.
Office opp~ the Eldridge House~ Lawrence, Kan., References; --Him. Amos A.
Lawrence, Boston;' J. M. S;~ WHliams, Esq., Boston; Geo. F. Bemis" Esq.,
Boston; Simmons,&amp; Leadbeater .. St. Louis'; p. Adams'" 'Agent Stark lVIHls, Mahchester, N. H:;: H~ G'. Otis" Esq., Geneva, N'. Y.; E. Babb, Esq., Editor
Cincinnati Gazette. H. M. SimpSOnIi Notary Pub. &amp; Conveyancer ..
The place to buy groceries and provisions cheap is at the Pioneer Grocery.
No. 20 Mass;., Street, South of the. Eldridge House., C. Stearns', Proprietor
N. B~ Having been fn the Mercantile BUsiness: in Lawrence', longer than
any other man, he is consequently better prepared to suit Customers than
any other establishment.
Lawrence, January 1st 1859

w.

E. Sutliff, Merchant Tairor, wholesale &amp; Retail Dealer in Cloths, Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods'. Outfitting Goods kept constantly on hand'.
Eldridge House, Mass. St.

The Lawrence Republican fs the Largest Paper in Kansas, containing the latest
and mo-st interesting News from all parts of the Territory, and is a most reliable medium fOir Advertising. Terms', $2, per Annum, 10 Copies for $15. Job
Printing of all kinds executed in the best manner. Address - T. D. Thatcher
&amp; COl., Lawrence, K. T.
L. C. Tolles" M. D., No. 28 Mass. St., Lawrence, Kansas'Territory.
attention to Bperative Surgery

Special

Lawrence Brick Yards" ''rotten, G:reen &amp; Coo. Proprietors', Office No. 85 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, K. '1",. We keep constantly on hand, and are
prepared to furnish to order, the best quality of bricks, in ]arge or smaU'
quantities, to suit purchasers., Cash pays our Wo-rkmen, and Cash must, be'
paid for our Bricks;.
E. B~ Whitman
A. D. Searl i , Vlhi tman &amp; Searl land Agency, Surveyors' and
Engineers;, Office No'. 28 MassaChusetts, Street, Lawrence.

'. a

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Whitney House" No. 5) New Hampshire Street, Lawrence, K. T. F. E. Whitney,
Proprietor. Stages' Depo't Daily Fo'r All Parts of the Terri tory.
O. WilmarDh.... Bookseller and Stationer, 38 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence',

Kan. Constantly o'n hand, Blank BOo,ks and Stationery;' SChool" Misce111!aneous; and Children's Books', and a General A'ssortment of House Paper. Papers
, and Magazines from the Eastern Presses:, recei ved regurarly by mail, and
deli vered to' order. Subscriptions solicited. Please call.
WiSe, Glathart &amp; Bro'., Eastern Bakery, I'ce Crea'TI and Eating Saloon, Grocerres;and Provisio'ns:. Supply Emigrants and Teamsters with everything necessary for a journey. No'. 3r Massachusetts Street, Cawrence, K~ T.
""rhe Kansas Press"'; The Greatest Newspaper in Kansas" is published week11y
at CO&gt;ttonwo1od Falls, Kansas: on the following low terms;:~ One Copy, o'ne
year $1.50, Five copies;, one year $0.00, Ten Copies', one year $1O~00.
The Press is Free State, yet independent in everything and thoroughliyr devoted to the business and farming of Kansas. Send for a copy or make up
a club. S~ N. Wood, ,Edi to,r and Publisher, Cottonwood Falls', March, 1'859'

w.. M~ Wo,odruf£:', House', Sign &amp; Ornamental Painter, Grainer, Glaziier, and&gt;
Paper Hanger'. All Orders neatly and promptly executed'. Shop opposite the
Po'st Office. Lawrence, K. T.
The Latest Drug Establishment West of St. Louiis'~ Woodward &amp; Fin1ey,_
Wholesale Druggists, and Dealers and everything appertaining to the Drug
and Medicine Business, in Babcock &amp; Lykins' Brown Brick Building, Lawrence,
Kan. Medicine Chests and Miner's Complete Outfit of Medicine furnished
to order.
Kansas Stage Companies! 1 Daily Lines of Four Horse Post Co'aches, Running
from Kansas City, Wyandott and Leavenworth, to Lawrence andipoints in the
Interior., Connections are perfect at Leavenworth, with Western Stage' COIlllpanies, for Hannibal and St. Joseph R. R., and all points in Iowa'. Connections at Leavenworth, Boonville, Tipton, ,and from thence by Pacific
Rai 1 Road to alill Eastern Cities,.. Connections made at Cawrence for every
point in the interior, EAST, WEST, NORTH, or SOUTH.
S. N. WOOd! Attorney ~t Law and Real Estate Agent •••• P~ O~ Aadress,
Lawrence', or Cottonwood Falls, Kansas~ March 1859. For references, please'
write.
--transcribed by Pauline B. Elniff

Kansas facts are from "A KANSAS SOUVENIR" , 1896 by the Han. John J. Ingalls.
Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas.

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CLINTON CEMETERY
(Located 1 mile west of Clinton, Kansas in Douglas County)
Section II (of IV Sections)
1896- 17 Dec. 1973

Lot 12 *Jasper A. Dailey
23

24

William S. King
Ollie &amp; Ella La Hay
Thomas La Hay
Frank La Hay
Eugenie La Hay
Martha (La Hay) Thomas
I

-

No stone

Mrs. Charles Suthers
Amelia Watson
Peter Jones
Adams

"
"

"

----

25 *Thomas Howell
Crissie Everson
I
*John R. HowellI
Benjamin Swallow

1865 - 1869
No dates
1800" - 1868
1832 - 1863
1831 - 1853
1860
1835

No stone

S~ie1ds

"

"

"

16 Aug. "\19J.0-" 13 Nov. 1975
2 Jan. 1975 - 2 Jan. 1975
1 Sept. 1899 - 13 July 1968
5 May 1876 - 11 April 1961
9 May 1919 - 3 June 1969

28

Reginald L.

29

James S. Johnlon
Eunice May Johnson

1889 - 1961
1919 - 25 Dec. 1975

34

Sarah Ann c1iJe

1822 - 26 Nov. 1903

35

Helen M. Wood
Abigail Buffington

1932 - 30 Dec. 1972
5 Feb. 1837 - 23 Dec. 1877

Shirley Ann Ur1ton
Shelly Urton

7 July 1942
1901 - 28 July 1966

36
S

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37

N

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37

I

Theresa E. Fuller
Hulda J. (Dai1~y) Edwards
*Light1e G. Edw~rds
I

1890 - 23 Sept. 1969
8 Nov. 1909 - 16 July 1974
17 Sept. 1896 - 18 May 1966

I
Cora A. Epperson
I
James L. Epperson

6 Mar. 1890 - 9 May 1963

Omena Jane (Ho~t) Ice
William T. Ice
Calvin H. Ice

19 Feb. 1871 - 17 Feb. 1960
6 Dec. 1867 - 27 Oct. 1954
1902 - 1951

S ~ 40

Retta L. (Hilbert) Farmer

25 Sept. 1923 - 8 Aug. 1945

N ~

40

Richard Zern \
Maggie May Zern

1899 - 5 Feb. 1976
1895 -22 Aug. 1971

42

John Shepherd \
Elizabeth Shepherd

1790 - 1877
1795 - 1877

S ~ 38
N ~

38
39

I
II

1886 - 9 Dec. 1976

"KANSAS" - - - "I'
t s fOle 1d s of natural gas rival those of Indiana, Ohio and
Pennsylvania.

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Clinton Cemetery cont'd
~Ariann

Deskins
C. F. Deskins
Clara 1. Deskins
Fred E. Deskins
Annie L. Deskins
Wm. Grant

16 Aug. 1828 - 13 July 1899
10 June 1826 - 10 Dec. 1904
1875 - 5 Mar. 1913
1868 - 1962
20 Mar. 1867 - 21 Feb. 1961
30 Nov. 1863 - 8 Aug. 1941

44

Frank J. Deskins
Mattie (Moore) Deskins
Christine E., Deskins

1856 - 27 Mar. 1929
1861 - 29 Jan. 1904
1900 - 22 Jan. 1904

46

Charles Petefish
Katherine Petefish
Taylor Petefish

3 Sept. 1856 - 16 Dec. 1929
22 Aug. 1870 - 19 Oct. 1953
22 Jan. 1866 - 23 Nov. 1936

Lot 43

S

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47 *Thomas Tucker
Harriet Tucker
Cora Tucker
William Tucker
*John Tucker

No stone
No dates on stone
No stone

48

Luetta L. (Tucker) Warner
Daniel Henry Warner

1868 - no date
1862 - 6 June 1944

49

George Tarpy
Martin C. Tarpy
Sarah Jane (Harrell) Tarpy
James Tarpy

23 April 1908 - 31 Aug. 1923
22 May 1871 - 28 July 1945
15 Dec. 1878 - 25 Dec. 1956
1855 - 14 July 1930

50

Arthur Lee Tarpy

18 May 1910 - 9 Sept. 1975

51

Margaret C. Petefish
George W. Petefish
Willard Petefish

1849 - 1918
1836 - 3 June 1907
16 Dec. 1868 - 7 July 1954

52

William Oren Slusser

29 May 1880 - 22 Feb. 1962

53

Samuel Barben
Marie Barben
Godfrey Barben
Angel Barben
Opal Barben
Pearl Barben
Ruby Barben

1830 - 1907
1830 - 1895
1869 - 1892
26 Oct. 1907
26 Oct. 1907
26 Oct. 1907
26 Oct. 1907

54

Edith Ann (Baldwin) Tobler
John Jacob Tobler
Fred A. Tobler

12 Feb. 1869 - 8 Mar. 1928
20 Oct. 1858 - 14 May 1944
8 Aug. 1874 - 5 Sept. 1913

55

Goldie Rose Harris
Mac Dornon
Lizzie Dornon
Effie M. Slusser

19
30
17
17

"

"

"
"

-

26 Oct. 1907
11 Nov. 1907
11 Nov. 1907
1 Jan. 1908

July 1907 - 12 Aug. 1958
Oct. 1860 - 27 Feb. 1956
April 1866 - 22 Oct. 1895
July 1885 - 11 Feb. 1969

S

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56

Sarah E. Ice
Thomas Ice

17 Oct. 1807 - 15 April 1900
11 Jan. 1808 -24 Jan. 1896

N

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56

Harris W. Swadley
Mary C. (Ice) Swadley

1874 - 1964
1870 - 1961

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Clinton Cemetery cont'd
Louise M. Kelley
Minnie Sanders
Bert S. Sanders

1880 - 31 Jan. 1970
2 Sept. 1870 - 6 June 1936
3 Nov. 1872 - 29 July 1935

58

Helen Frances Sanders
Emma S. Sanders
James L. Sanders

26 Feb. 1883 - 26 Oct. 1919
1844 - 1 April 1907
1834 - 1900

60

Andrew J. Dailey
Margaret A. Dailey
David Jasper Dailey
Geo. W. Ponce1ow (Grandfather)

15 Dec. 1861 - 4 Dec. 1926
27 Feb. 1876 - 10 Oct. 1960
1876 - 10 Oct. 1945
- 8 Dec. 1929

61

May Belle Porter
W. C. Porter·
Sarah A. Porter
Mary E. Draper

7 July 1879 - 3 Aug. 1880
24 April 1833 - 26 Feb. 1899
12 Dec. 1841 - 15 Sept. 1904
1861 - 18 Jan. 1895

62

Jessie Knight
Grace B. Wood
Mary R. McKenney
Jess D. McKenney
Mary McKenney

29 Sept. 1876 - 26 Dec. 1876
- 20 Aug. 1877
- 3 Aug. 1871
1818 - 18 May 1897

63

Lucinda Platz
Phillip Platz
Katherine Platz
Mamie M. Mann

30 Oct. 1860 - 31 Aug. 1871
3 Nov. 1822 - 8 Aug. 1897
1827 - 1915
18 May 1898 - 21 Nov. 1899

65

John C. Howard

1792 - 5 Nov. 1861

Lot 57

66 *Joseph C. Thornton
67

N

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Noah Hill

- 10 April 1927
19 Jan. 1875 - 29 Jan. 1953
1898 - 24 Feb. 1932
18 May 1913 - 24 Oct. 1957

68

Orville Hayden
*George H. Washington

69

Ernest M. Logan, Jr.
Elmer Logan
Effie May Logan

29 Dec. 1940 - 26 May 1956
22 April 1886 - 23 April 1979
1889 - 1977

70

Robert L. Harlan
Lena G. (Payne) Harlan

30 May 1902 - 7 Feb. 1967
15 May 1894 - 6 Feb. 1978

75

Edgar A. Payne
Harriet A. Payne
*N. C. Frazier

4 Nov. 1869 - 15 April 1944
24 July 1869 - 11 May 1935
No dates

76

Amanda Thornton
Joseph Thornton

15 Dec. 1890 - 22 Dec. 1955
1884 - 3 Jan. 1966

77 *J ohn Haden
Mary Haden
Luta M. Johnson

- 10 Aug. 1910
- 22 Oct. 1927
6 Oct. 1886 - 28 Jan. 1907

78

1912 - 16 Feb. 1916
1901 - 1 June 1909
18 May 1884 - 25 Nov. 1959

Clinton Simpson
Floyd Simpson
Lu1a Simpson

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Clinton Cemetery cont'd
Lot
S ~ 79

N ~ 79
82

Alford and Alice Peterson
Irene Peterson
Sherman A. Peterson

1889 - 2 June 1930
30 Sept. 1875 - 8 Sept. 1929

Ann Laws
George Laws

- 4 June 1924
1832 - 1 Jan. 1926

Edith (Willey) Harrell
James 'Marion Harrell
Catherine A. (Lemaster) Harrell
*John Hiram Harrell'

10
11
28
31

Nov. 1875 - 22 July 1941
April 1862 - 17 Dec. 1935
June 1824 - 3 Jan. 1901
Mar. 1805 - 1 Oct. 1867

83

Drusi11ia Towery
Nancy L. McKenney
John W. McKenney
Arthur McKenney
Nancy C. Bennett

1820
1850
1856
1890
1847

85

Katherine F. Hook
Lulu B. Hook
Julia M. Hook
Katie Hook (baby)

1839 - 1880
1868 - 1870
1866 - 1883
- 1880

87

Oral Hatcher
Myrtle Hatcher
Russell Hatcher
Baby Hatcher

27 Oct. 1890 - 23 May 1966
8 Feb. 1895 - 7 July 1973
25 Nov. 1893 - 25 Dec. 1968
- 1956

88

Baby Tucker
Solon Tucker
Baby Tucker

/
1891 - 1968

Rose W. Baldwin
Chester U. Baldwin
Lavina Baldwin

5 April 1870 - 3 Sept. 1897
3 July 1866 - 16 Mar. 1939
24 July 1872 - 4 July 1957

89

-

1913
1930
1921
1898
1880

- 1934
- 1956

91· Katie M. Tobler
Charles B. Tobler
Hattie M. Tobler
Infant Tobler
Susie S. Tobler
Edna L. Tobler

1881 - 1888
11 May 1884 - 9 Dec. 1888
24 Jan. 1888 - 12 Dec. 1888

92

David W. Elliot
James D. Elliot
Mary M. Elliot
Marie Goff
William A. Elliot
Frank F. Elliot

1862 - 31 Jan. 1892
1837
4 Nov. 1908
1836
2 May 1915
10 Feb. 1919
1916
1865
9 Feb. 1939
1870
6 Mar. 1940

93

John Willis Dunn
James B. Dunn
Maggie Dunn
Peter Dunn
Henrietta Dunn

31 Mar. 1856 - 6 June 1936
1848 - 21 June 1914
1858 - 19 May 1935
12 Aug. 1821 - 13 Sept. 1908
26 June 1825 - 12 Feb. 1895

27 Dec. 1860 - 25 April 1899
9 Ap~i1 1908 - 16 Dec. 1918

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Clinton Cemetery cont'd
Lot
N ~ 94
95
96

Martha Catherine Osburn
Allen J. Osburn

1872 - 19 Nov. 1935
1863 - 15 Aug. 1945

Edward L. We11ings

22 Sept. 1810 - 27 Feb. 1895

George Northup
Cassie D. Harrell
Charles Earl Harrell
*John Harrell
Catherine V. (Anderson) Harrell
Mary Anderson

No stone
13 Nov. 1891 - 26 Sept. 1966
7 Jan. 1876 - 11 Jan. 1944
10 Feb. 1845 - 4 Sept. 1936
25 May 1847 - 6 Mar. 1923
1836 - 1899

97 *Richard Anderson
Edith Jane Anderson
Obediah H. Anderson
Mary Jane ,(Woodward) Anderson

No
20
15
10

stone
Dec. 1883 -,3 May 1885
Aug. 1835 - 4 Feb. 1893
Jan. 1845 - 29 Dec. 1928

98

Nancy Wheller
C. D. Wheller

13 April 1882 - 15 July 1882
17 Sept. 1831 - 15 Mar. 1882

99

Carl Boerkircher
Lena (Neider) Boerkircher
Infant boy Boerkircher

1873 - 24 April 1945
1881 - 4 Nov. 1946
5 Sept. 1918 - 5 Sept. 1918

100

Ruby Porter
Harry Porter
Charles Porter
Pur ley Porter

1879
1878
1875
1874

101

Eddie C. Humphrey
Infant son Humphrey

6 Sept. 1886 - 31 Jan. 1894
- 3 Oct. 1887

102

R. W. Watkins

27 Nov. 1820 - 24 Nov. 1888

-

26
28
10
14

May 1882
May 1882
June 1882
June 1882

S

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104

Nellie (Hulce) Farmer
Daniel C. Farmer
Minnie M. (Farmer) Young

10 Oct. 1879 - 11 Feb. 1912
9 Feb. 1873- 7 Nov. 1940
9 Oct. 1905 - 20 June 1929

S

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105

David Tanner Price

1867 - 18 Jan. 1889

N ~ 105 *Harry I. Hood
Cora A. Hood

21 Feb. 1891 - 22 Jan. 1957
30 Oct. 1860 - 21 Nov. 1893

106

W. T. Hatcher
Margaret Hatcher
William H. Hatcher

1848 - 22 Feb. 1871
14 Sept. 1814 - 20 Aug. 1897
22 Feb. 1810 - 4 May 1887

107

Peter M. Hatcher
Martha E. Hatcher
Baby Hatcher

17 Mar. 1854 - 14 Feb. 1903
18 Nov. 1861 - 19 May 1930
- 18 July 1897

108

Marian (baby)
Emily C. (White) Bissell
Frederick A. Derby, Jr.
Carrie J. (Patton) Derby
Frederick A. Derby, Sr.
Clara Hannah (White) Derby
Grace Emily Derby

1866 - 1867
2 Sept. 1811 - 22 Oct. 1872
1870 - 1960
1871 - 1956
1836 - 1921
1837 - 1935
1879 - 1966

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Clinton Cemetery cont'd
Lot III

S
S

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Elizabeth (Moore) McLaughlin
Sarah J. (Harrell) Moore
*John C. Moore
Susan Moore
Owen W. Moore

112

Leonard C. Kimmons

113

Infant Mitchell

114

George Washington Jones
Kate J. (Allen) Jones

N ~ 114

1875 - 1967
19 Aug. 1846 - 29 Sept. 1932
20 Dec. 1843 - 28 Oct. 1925
2 Aug. 1820 - 6 Aug. 1904
29 Jan. 1860 - 14 July 1865
11 Sept. 1914 - 24 Sept. 1914
10 May 1944
15 Aug. 1850 - 15 Mar. 1925
31 Jan. 1864 - 22 Apti1 1939
- 15 April 1946
- 15 Aug. 1930

Carolyn Georgia
Baby Georgia
Henretta o. Johnson &amp; Baby
Charles Johnson
Horace Johnson

1885 - 25 May 1921

117

Chancy Glen Woodward
E1ta Gladys Woodward
Mary Ann Chilcote
John Chilcote

19 June 1895 - 6 Oct. 1895
19 June 1895 - 11 Aug. 1896
21 Oct. 1830 - 18 Jan. 1912
9 Oct. 1829 - 27 Jan. 1887

118

Mary M. McCoach
Anna M. McCoach
Meredith Parsons McCoach
Margaret McCoach

29 Feb. 1843 - 11 Sept. 1869
5 Feb. 1852 - 21 Dec. 1883
1883 - 29 Aug. 1883
1812 - 15 Oct~ 1876

115

- 16 May 1925

S

~

120

Ellen N. Kaiser
D. Perry Kaiser
Florence Kaiser

1862 - 9 Sept. 1911
1853 - 29 Oct. 1917
- 12 May 1940

N

~

120

Naomi Kaiser
Frank Kaiser

- 15 Nov. 1957
1896 - 23 Feb. 1976

122

Silas Brookins
*Fe1ix Canady

1839 - 10 May 1889
No dates

123 *lst Lt. John McCoach
Lorenzo D. Payne

No dates
1816 - 22 Dec. 1875

124

No dates
1838 - 19 Jan. 1884
29 June 1847 - 17 April 1935
No dates

Baby Payne
*Merton A. Payne
Catherine (McCoach) Payne
M. McCoach

125

Joseph W. Simpson
Washington Simpson
Melissa Simpson
Patric Simpson

1865
1859
1817
1806

-

18 Oct. 1943
22 June 1921
3 July 1901
26 April 1910

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126

Armisted Smith
Delphia Smith
Mary Brent

1827 - 6 Nov. 1907
1833 - 29 Oct. 1904
1848 - 9 Mar. 1930

N

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126

Della Logan
William Logan

1884 - 11 April 1934
1880 - 1954

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Clinton Cemetery cont'd
Lot 127

128

1880
1877
1846
1856
1888

Grace D. 'Cowen
Queenie Cowen
Alexander Cowen
Harriett Cowen
Sallie Cowen

-

15 June 1907
5 Mar. 1905
June 1909
19 July 1926
16 Feb. 1933

22 Feb. 1853 - 18 Mar. 1915
26 Aug. 1880 - 14 June 1936
- 25 Jan. 1928

Thomas H. Mitchel
Pearl M. Hill
*Wi11iam S. Mitchel

130

Frances D. Waymire
Little Willie Waymire

1847 - 13 June 1870
- 2 May 1867

131

A. P. Mott

No dates

N ~ 131

George Perman

No dates

S

133

Raymond B. Farmer

20 Mar. 1910 - 11 Sept. 1957

134

Jennetta Combs

1864 - 27 May 1865

135

Joanna Woodward

1850 - 25 Nov. 1862

136

Hattie (Baldwin) Hutcheson

1862 - 20 Feb. 1896

137

Bessie J. (Hulce) Davis
Adolphus Hulce
Alice May (Baldwin) Hulce
Effa May Hulce
Fannie Hulce

5 May 1888 - 29 Nov. 1971
19 Feb. 1854 - 2 July 1942
22 Aug. 1858 - 3 Feb. 1933
8 Feb. 1886 - 1 July 1886
- 27 Feb~ 1894

S

~

~

138

139

140

141

142

9 Aug. 1872·- 7 Sept. 1963
28 Oct. 1877 - 21 Jan. 1964
23 June 1829 - 4 May 1911
1832 - 26 Sept. 1907
15 Mar. 1873 - 17 Nov. 1874
4 Feb. 1864 - 21 Jan. 1866

Alden B. Stanwix
Mary (Baldwin) Stanwix
*Andrew S. Baldwin
Mary E. Baldwin
Frederick Baldwin
Fisher Baldwin

10 May 1870 - 6 April 1936
1854 - 1878
1866 - 29 May 1876

Cornelius F. Johnson
Rebecca (Umbarger) Heffner
Charles Heffner
Isaac Humphrey
Lydia Ann Humphrey
Caroline Humphrey
*Wi11iam H. Humphrey
Anna H. Humphrey

25 Jan. 1821 - 16 Aug. 1913
20 Nov. 1820 - 7 Oct. 1901
8 Nov. 1845 - 24 May 1908
16 Nov. 1846 - 26 April 1914
11 July 1859 - 27 Feb. 1883

Frederick Richard Patton
Minnie O. (Bullock) Patton
George Patton infant

- 24 Jan. 1924
- 15 Oct. 1934

William Donald Patton
Harriet Patton
Rachel W. Patton
*Richard L. Patton
Ethel Grace Patton
Adelia E. Patton

8 Feb. 1881 - 5 June 1965
30 Mar. 1884 - 29 May 1961
1842 - 28 Oct. 1902
1842 - 14 June 1930
1883 - 1884
1842 - 10 Jan. 1884

* United States Service Men
Compiled and submitted by Mrs. Goldie Hout and Mrs. Vivian Clough, Clinton,
Kansas (Route 5, Lawrence).
".... ~:'~-.-:". "-. --"---.":''';'
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BY GEORGE W. WHITE
CLINTON, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS.
I was born in Anderson County, Texas, July 5th, 1844. I lived there
until October 1845. In October we started back to Missouri. Our conveyance
was ox teams. We got back to Morgan County, Missouri and my father bought
the same farm back that we sold before we went to Texas.
We lived there until 1850, in 1850 we moved north six miles and rented
a farm stayed there until 1852, moved then to Case County, Missouri. We
lived there until the spring of 1854, and moved from there to Douglas County,
Kansas, near Clinton.
I was at home when the 1856 troubles came up. I stayed at home and
took care of the home and stock while father and my brothers were out in
the war. My oldest brother got his arm shot off at what was known as the
Titus Battle in 56. In 1860 the dry season came on. Me and my father and
family had to go back to Missouri to get feed for our stock. We went back
to Morgan County, Missouri, and bought feed there near Sedalia, Missouri,
and wintered there. I drove teams and worked on the railroad most of the
winter. In the spring, father, mother and myself came home the first of
May and went farming. I worked the farm that year and the Civil War come
up. In 1862 I joined the Company of the State Militia and served in that,
during the war but drove government teams most of the time. In 1863 I was
at home the day of Quantrill's Raid. There were four of us at my father's
house when Amos Spittler drove up to our gate at sunrise in the morning
and told us that a Secession at Lawrence was burning the town and killing
everybody.
My mother was making a fire to get breakfast at the time. I heard him
ho110a and got up as soon as I could and called the other boys. I went
down and saw Spittler and he told me the circumstances. The other boys
came down as soon as they could and we got our horses and as soon as we ate
our breakfast we started for Lawrence. As we came over the University Hill,
We saw Quantrill's Band down on the Wakarusa bottom and crossing the Wakarusa; they had set a house afire down there. They crossed the Wakarusa at
what was known as the B1antan bridge, now the Eggert bridge, then we came
on down to Lawrence. We went north on Mass. St. as far as 8th St; we then
turned east. We saw one or two persons lying in the street north of us.
It was so hot we could hardly get to them. We then went east around to the
old Durfey-Hotel and we found a family there by the name of Stone. We had
two cousins working there at the time.
Stone told uS that they had crossed the river. We went down to the
river bank and ho11oad across to them and they answered that they were all
right. We came back to the Hotel and Quantrill's men had shot the old man
Stone in the house. We went in to see him and he was shot in the breast.
We then got on our horses and went after Quantrill. We got out in the
South part of town where thirty-two recruits had been killed. On a little
farther south we met up with a bunch of boys and men that had one of
Quantri11',s men in custody whose name was Skaggs. A man by the name of Dr.
Honne11 had him by the arm. Austin White my cousin asked Honne11 what he
was going to do with him. He said they were going to kill him but he was

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going to take him up town and turn him over to the Civil Authorities.
White said "Stand back, I'll turn him over". He and George Black drew
their revolvers and fired two shots at him striking him in the breast.
Skaggs whirled and ran east about forty feet turned around and threw
up his hands, as he threw up his hands Frank White Turkey a Delaware
Indian shot him with his bow and arrow. The arrow took effect in the left
corner of his mouth. He went over to him and White Turkey got off his
horse and tried to pullout his arrow but could not. He then set his
foot on his forehead and pulled his arrow out. Skaggs had on a new pair
of boots. White Turkey pulled them off and wanted Austin White to take
them. White said "No I do not want them they are too big for you or me
you can have them". White Turkey said "No you take them your boots". White
said "No I do not want them you take them'.'. White Turkey said "Alright I
will take them then". He went to his pony and turned around and started
after Quantrill. When we got down on the Wakarusa bottom James H. Lane
and several others caught up with us. When we got to the top of the hill
south of the Wakarusa we saw two men west of the road ,setting a house afire.
When they saw us they came into the road about two hundred feet ahead of
us. We fired several shots at them but failed to get any of them. We
followed them on south past Baldwin City and caught up with them a few
miles further, then they got away from us again. Then Major Plum and his
men came in sight but they did not want to seem to catch up with them.
James Lane went back and talked with Plum but we went on for several
miles but finally caught up Hith them. We had a fight with them and fired
several shots both ways, we got one horse but did not get any men. When
the soldiers carne up pretty close they whirled and ran and got away from
us. That was the, last fight we had with them.
We followed them on for ten or twelve miles and when it came sundown
then we turned and went home. We got home that night about two o'clock.
Then later on in the fall I went to driving government teams again and drove
on until cold w~ather. I went home and stayed until spring and in the
spring I went to driving government teams for the 9th Kansas Regiment
the third day of May we left Lawrence for Little Rock Arkansas that was
the spring of 1864. We traveled allover Missouri and Arkansas at last was
discharged at Fort Smith, Arkansas in July. Then went horne and later on
hired to drive government teams again, from Leavenworth to Fort Scott and
back.

-

,

At the time of Price's raid I was at Fort Leavenworth at midnight
we were ordered to Kansas City. We went down to the Commissary house and
loaded our wagons with provisions for the soldiers and started for Kansas
City. We drove there as quick as we could and got there about two o'clock
in the afternoon. I had my horse and saddle with me to come home but they
put me on picket duty that night and stayed therefor two days, and nights,
and was then ord'ered back to Fort Leavenworth. I then got my pay and went
horne. Later on I hired to drive teams for a man'by the name of'Kitchen.
Went to Fort Dodge and back to Kansas City was discharged and came home.
That was the fall of 1864. I then got my discharge from the Militia. I
am the only man living that followed Quantrill out of the County.

'

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In the winter of 1872 on the 22nd day of January I was married to
Mattie Tucker, to this union was born two children Olive Leora and
Russell George that are now living. My wife died in 1911 and I have
lived on the farm at Clinton until in July 1925 when I sold the farm and
moved to Lawrence where I now live with my son .Russell at 1117 Rhode
Island Street.
Geo~ge

W. White
Clinton, Kansas.

This paper was in the possession of Samuel G. Clarke (1882-1930), Douglas
County, Kansas. Submitted by his daughter Miss Dorothy Clarke, Lawrence, Ks.

PLEASANT GROVE SCHOOL, DISTRICT NO. 38
WILLOW SPRINGS TOWNSHIP, DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
Teacher, Lena F. Jones; School Board, Ed Deay, president; W. D. Lyons,
secretary; C. W. Wells, treasurer. End of term, Spring 1911.
Pupils and Grades completed
Opal Hodgins - 2
Velma Hodgins - 5
Edgar Landis - 8
Virgil Landis - 7
Ward Landis - 8
GuyMcC~eery - 4
Uena McCleery - 2
Earl McLee17Y- 4
Pluma McLeery Murlin McNees - 5
Shirrell McNees
1
Sterling McNees - 4
Gustie Puckett LeRoy Puckett - 7
William Puckett - 7
Alfred Rhinehart - 4
Fay Studebaker - 1
Thelma Studebaker - 1
Carl Van Hoesen - 9
George Van Hoesen - 9
Edna Wells - 8
Charley Williams - 1
Ida Williams - 5

Cora Anderson - 8
Bertha Boehle - 8
William Boehle - 8
Alma Deay - 9
LeRoy Deay - 9
Mable Deay - 8
Marjorie Deay - 2
Sadie Deay - 6
Thelma Deay - 1
Everett Eberhart - 2
Wilburn Eberhart - 7
Eva Flory - 6
·Harvey Flory- - 5
Piley Flory - 7
Orville Harwood - 2
Alfred Hegeman - 3
Ava (Ara?) Hegeman - 6
Bertha Hegeman - 2
Estel Hegeman - 3
George Hegeman - 8
Marvin Herr - 9
Avery Hibner - 8
Merle Hodgins - 5
Leonard

\~illiams

- 2

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Cemetery Book
Eudora, Kansas
(1869-1921)
Copied by Judy.Sweets at Spencer Research Livrary, Lawrence, Ks.
last issue of The Pioneer.
Date of
Death

Date of
Burial

Name

1877
7 Jan.

8 Jan.

Agnes Lentwiler

19 Feb.
9 Mar.

20 Feb.

2 Apr.

4 Apr.

John Marske
Ed. Haelsig (?)

Sex Color Nation- # of
ality
Lot
55 yrs.
13 ds.
1 mo. 5
14 mos.

&amp;
F

Amer.

46

Amer.
Amer.

200
163

Amer.
Amer.
Amer.
Amer.
Amer.

46
334
334
251
229

Lung Fever
Congestive
chills.
Whooping cough
Congestive
;chills:··
Infl. of bowels
Inf!. of stomach
Stillborn
Whooping cough

Amer.
Amer.
Amer.

224
128
335

Old Age
Inflamation
Inf!. of Bowels

W

Amer.

411

Still born

W
W

Amer.
Amer.
Amer.
Amer.

250
130
280
442

Whooping cough

German
German
Amer.
Amer.
German
Amer.

52
285
467
135
252

Cancer
Consumption

1878
15 Jan.
28 Feb.

16 Jan.
2 Mar.

Son of R. Kirlking
William Ziesenis

1 Mar.
6 Mar.
6 Mar.
28 Apr.

3 Mar.
7 Mar.
7 Mar.
29 Apr.

29 Apr.
7 May
7 May
12 May
8 June

30 Apr.
8 May
8 May
14 May
9 June

Edward Rehm
Goldy Hobbs
Oscar Matile
Dorethe Cathrin
Schnietter
Adolph Haelsig
Dau. of James Gunn
Son of Mr. Perkins
Susanna Toennies
Charles Paddock

6 yrs. &amp;
2 mos. M
14 mos. M
10 mos. F
4 mos. M
35 yrs &amp;
9 mos. F
48 yrs. M
1 day
F
2 weeks M
57 yrs. F
26 yrs. M

10 June
15 July

11 June
17 July

William Spietz
Ola Johson.

70 yrs. M
53 yrs. M

W
W

8 Aug.
20 Aug.

9 Aug.
21 Aug.

Child of A. Griffin
Charles Schwensen

3 mos.
53 yrs. M

W
W

17 Aug.

19 Aug.

Elisabeth Losh

38

W

Katy Ernest

M

F

Consumption
Cold
Lung Fever and
measles

Amer.

W

2 Sept.
11 Sept.
9 Oct.
17 Oct.
S Nov.
4 Nov.
10 Nov.
24 Dec.

24 June
27 Aug.

Cause
of Death

259
442
285

Swiss
W
Amer.
ds. M W

F

12 yrs. &amp;
W
1 mo. F
2 Yrs. &amp;
20 Apr. Freddie Griffin
W
7 mos. M
25 June Lilly Mary Winkleman . 1 m. 22d. F W
3 yrs .. &amp;
28 Aug. Lena Ernest
W
8 mos.F
W
3 Sept. Louisa Amanda Harwood 54 yrs. F
W
68
yrs.
M
12 Sept. William Harwood
W
M
10 Oct. Son of Mr. Ziesenis
W
9
mos.
M
18 Oct. John Abels
6 Nov.
- - - Hobbs
W
71 yrs. F
Ruth Vaux
6 Nov.
W
,3~
yrs.
F
12 Nov. Tilda Nace
Black
19
yrs.
F
Francis
Brazzle
26 Dec.

19 Apr.

Continued from

W
W

W
W
W
W
W
W

"
"
"

"

"
"

Cancer
Shot by some
unknown person
Heart stroke
German 321
single Chills
grave
200
Summer complaint
Amer.
Amer. single
grave Consumption
German 233

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Eudora Cemetery Records continued
Date of
Death

Date of
Burial

1879
27 Jan.

Sex Color Nation- # of
ality
Lot

Name

Mary Hops (?)

24 yrs. F

W

Amer.

27 Feb.
6 July

28 Feb.
7 July

Frederick Koch
Wilhelmine Graf

53 yrs. F(?) W
W
66 yrs. F

German
German

July
11 Aug.

11 Aug.

Charles Wagner
Andy Davis

6 mos.
1 day

F(?) W
M
W

German
Amer.

Sarah Davis

1 yr.

1880
13 July
29
26
14
15

June
July
Aug.
Aug.

Mary Davis
27 July Sarah Gam (of Gum?)
15 Aug. William Grous
16 Aug.(?) Gerge Gom

17 Nov.
2 June
4 May
3 June
25 July
7 Dec.

18 Nov.
3 June
5 May
3 June
26 July
8 Dec.

M. Phillips
Henry Johnson
Mary Harris
W. Dissinger
Fred Healsig
Lizzy Gabriel

12 Oct.

13 Oct.

Lizzie Kurtz

Cause
of Death

single_ __
grave
195
Inflammation
single
grave Paralises
Cholera infantom
25

F colored Africa single Summer complaint
grave
8 yrs. F
"
"
"
"
"
Inflammation
Amer.
W
30 yrs. F
"
Heart disease
97
W
German
17 yrs. M
single.Summer
complaint
Amer.
W
11 mos. M
grave
Amer.
W
F
" Still born
60 yrs. M Black Africa
" Dropsy
7 yrs. F
"
"
" Brain fever
1 yr.
M
W .German
" Summer complaint
Brain fever
252
W
"
4 yrs. M
1 yr. (in ink)? F W "
Diarrhoea
52
6 uks: ',(in pencil)
Brain fever
9 yrs. F
W German 502

To be continued in following quarterlies.

**********
Petitions for Naturalization
Douglas Co. Kansas, taken from
Naturalization Petition and Record Book
Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924
Compiled by Judy Sweets,Lawrence, Kansas
Continued from the last issue of The Pioneer:
p. 108
Name: Emil Ernest Guntert
Residence: 750 3rd St., Lawrence, Ks.
Occupation: Farmer
Born: 12 April 1893 in Buesingen, Baden, Germany
Emigrated from: Hav~e, France on 12 Sept. 1907, arrived N.Y. on vessel "St. Paul"
Declaration of intention: 7 Aug. 1918, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Kansas .
Marital status: unmar~ied
Description: (age 25) fair complexion, 6'00", 155 lbs., brown hair, blue eyes.

�56

Petitions for Naturalizatfon continued
p. 9
Name: Stephen Hadl
ReSidence: DeSota, Kansas
Occupation: Farming
Born: 3 Aug. 1843, Bavaria
Emigrated from: Bavaria, about 15 Dec. 1871, arrived N.Y. on vessel _...:..?__
Resided in Kansas since: Jan. 1872
DeclaratiOn of Intention: 16 Sept. 1872 in Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Lawrence, Ks.
Wife: Annie:-b. Bavaria, Children:. six
p. 11
Name: Alois Hadl
Residence: Eudora Township, Kansas
Occupation:
Born: 24 Dec. 1846 in Germany
Emigrated from: Germany about 26 Dec. 1871, arrived in N.Y. on vessel
?
Resided in Kansas since: 1 Mar. 1871
Declaration of Intention: 16 Sept. 1872 in Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Lawrence, Ks.
Wife: Tillie, b. Germany
Children: Fourteen
p. 12
Name: Joseph Hadl
R;Sidence: Eudora, Kansas
Occupation: Laborer
Born: 15 Feb. 1839, Germany
EIDiSrated from: Germany Aug. 1892, arrived N.Y. on vessel -...:..?___
Declaration of Intention: 30 Oct. 1896, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Lawrence, Ks.
Resided in Kansas since: Aug. 1892
Wife: Katie Hadl, born Germany
Children: None

p. 48
Name: Rudolph Friedrich Hammer
ReSidence: #6 (?), Eudora, Ks.
Occupation: Retired farmer
Born: 14 Feb. 1864, Uhlbach, Wurttemberg, Germany
Emigrated from: Hamburg, Germany, 8 Sept. 1880, arrived N.Y. on vessel "Lessing"
Declaration of Intention: 27 March 1917, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct.
Resided in Kansas since: 11 Sept. 1880
Marital status: Not married
Description: (age 53) farmer,white, fair complexion, 5'7", 155 lbs., blue
eyes, brown hair.
p. 49
Name: Christian Gotthelf Hammer
ReSidence: # 6(?), Eudora, Ks.
Born: 5 July 1867, Uhlbach, Wurttemberg, Germany
Emigrated to U.S. from: Hamburg, Germany on vessel "Lessing" 8 Sept. 1880,
arrived N.Y.
Declaration of Intention: 27 March 1917, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct.
Resided in Kansas since: 11 Sept. 1880
Marital status: Not married
Description: (age 49) farmer, white, fair complexion, 5'8", 150 lbs., gray
hair, broWn eyes.

�57

Petitions for Naturalization continued
p. 18
Name: Carl (Karl) Henry Hess
ReSidence: 351 Locust St., Lawrence, Ks.
Occupation: Butcher
Born: 19 Oct. 1873, Beatlsbach, Germany
EmIgrated to u. S. from: Holland , Germany,. 7 June 1880 on vessel "Vendome"
arrived N.Y.
Declaration of Intention: 3 Nov. 1894, Douglas Co. Dist. Ct., Lawrence, Ks.
Resided in Kansas since: 1 March 1883 (or 93?)
Wife: Eva Hess, born Perryville, Arkansas
Children: Four
p. 35

Name: William Frederick Hess
Residence: 19th E. 8th St., Lawrence, Ks.
Born: 14 June 1882, Buthelspach, Germany
E;iirated to u.S. from: Hamburg, Germany on vessel, "Augusta Victoria"
Last foreign residence: Buthelsback, Germany
Arrived in N.Y.: 15 May 1891
DeclaratiOn~Intention:
30 June 1908 Shawnee Co. Dist. Court
Resided in K~sas since: 20 May 1891
Marital status: Not married
Description: (at age 26) machinist helper, white, fair complexion, 5'5",
148 lbs., brown hair, blue eyes.
p. 28 (1st peti.tion dismissed)
p. 58
Name: William Huff
Residence: 6th and Fremont, Baldwin City, Kansas
Occupation: Retired farmer
Born: 12 April 1841, Sparta (Spasta?), Canada
EmIgrated ~ u.S. from: Sparta (?), Canada 17 Feb. 1869, arrived Ottawa,
Ks. on Great West &amp; C.B.Z Ry. (?)
Declaration of Intention: 2 April 1870, Franklin Co. Dist. Court, Ottawa, Ks.
(2nd declaration - 25 Feb. 1918, Dist. Ct. Douglas Co.)
Wife: Eliza Huff, born Pennsylvania
Children: Four
Description of Petitioner: (age 76) - retired farmer, white, dark complexion,
5'9", 150 lbs., gray hair, brown eyes (born Elgin
Co., Ontario, Canada).

******
"KANSAS" --- In popular estimation, Kansas is classified as an exclusively
agricultural and pastorial. It has harvested the largest wheat crop ever
gathered in any State, and will strive this year to break its own record.
In corn, fruit and small grains, computation and measurement have been
abandoned as superfluous and impracticable. But these are only fragments of
its mineral resources.
To be a denizen of a State that surpasses all other communities as Niagara
excels all other cataracts, as the sun transcends all other luminaries, imposes
obligations that render levity impossible.

�58

AHNENTAFEL OF JANE WIGGINS
BORN
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Jane Marie Wiggins
Elwood Arthur Wiggins
Dorothy Rose Pugh
Otis Wiggins
Mabel Lorinda LaDuke
David Frederick Pugh
Eunna Irene Felt
Frank Dudley Wiggins
Ida Luona Keener
Ray Alvin (A1madus) LaDuke
Laura Rose Corbin
Thomas Samuel Pugh
Sarah Catherine Eberhart
William Amasa Felt
Frances Elizabeth Marlatt
Dudley Harley (Hardy) Wiggin
Priscilla Baker
David Keener
Phoebe Irene Miller
Lewis Marvin LaDuke
Lorinda Granger Hart
William Burton Corbin
Martha Luzena Rouse
Henry Samuel Eberhart
Elizabeth Hawk
Moses Edwin Fe1tt
Eliza Colyer (Collier)
Francis Marion Marlatt
Ann Elizabeth Fine
Mark Wiggin, Jr.
Hannah Poor Hardy
C. Baker
Christopher Miller
Catharine
Louis LeDuc
Catherine
Gahazi Hart
Catherine Campbell
Thomas Corbin
Bernice Stepp
George C. Rouse
Martha Tompkins
Joseph Eberhart
Catharine Kistler
Jacob Hawk
Amasa Fe1tt
Elizabeth Young

MARRIED

1943 KS
1941 KS
1924 KS
1924 KS
1922 KS
1899 KS
1903 KS
1920 KS
1884 KS
1904 KS
1885 KS
1860 MO
1868 IN
1898 KS
1875 KS
1882 KS
1831 Wales 1873 KS
1856 PA
1878 KS
1883 CO
1859 MO.
1832 NH
1834 PA
1864 IN
1845 OlI
1867 OH
1842 NY
1851 OR
1840 KY
1842 IL'
1853 PA
1831 PA
1830 PA
1874 KS
1842 NY
185.0 PA
1839
1841 NJ
1793(?)NH
1778 NH
1774
1808 PA
1813/14 NH
b. France (?)
1820 NY
1819 NJ
1812/13 KY
1811/12 KY
1798/99 NY
1803 Canada
1800 PA
1805
Resided PA
1802 VT
1811 VT

1841 NY

DIED

1968 KS
1974 KS
1958 KS
1933
1947
1920
1919
1907
1950
1941
1953
1903
1918

KS
CA
KS
KS
KS
KS
KS
KS
KS
KS

1910
1924
1887
1917
1906
1914
1894
1903
1916
1928
1922
1848
1849

KS
KS
KS
KS
KS
KS
KS
KS
KS
KS
NH
NH

1887 KS

1898 OH
1874 OH

1831

1821 PA
1828 VT

1845 IL
1882 KS
1885 KS
1859 NY
1870 NY

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Abner Fe1tt
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Hannah Bradstreet
Joseph Chase
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George Felt
Elizabeth Wilkinson
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Ervan Griffi th
Moses Meal
Nichols
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Tho 's; Pugh
H. Stevens
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N. Garwood
Curtis _. Hurd
W,. M. Harper
W. ~~. Johnston
Eli zabeth Lyons
Edward Werwin
L. Pawley
A: Rodrigue
John Spaulding
Siineo'n Stover
John Scott·
Tho' sVor aId
JO'hn BaldWin
Samuel Clark
David E1drige
Tho • s Hopkins'·
Seth Kelley
Curti s' Miller
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Henry Snyder
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--copied by Pauline B. Elniff

******
A very special thank you to all the people helping in the publishing of
"THE PIONEER". Keep the material coming for future issues. - Your Editor
BRING A VISITOR TO OUR NEXT MEETING! ! !

�62

-LISI OF LETTERS'

Remaining unclaimed in the Postoffice at Lawrence, Kansas. May lO~ 1864'.
Published on May 12', 1864 in the Kansas Tribune, Lawrence, Kansas:
Abott, J. B'~
Bapsett, S~
Benington, M. M.
Barber, T.
Brown, L.
Burnsides, M.
Brags, M.
Bygam, J.
Burson, B~ F.
Chena, D.
Case, S'. H.
Chalman, M~ L.
Chandler, H.
Carr, M. A.
Cayan, M.
Cogswell, A.
Dundy, M.
Davis, F.
Darklin, J. D.
Davis, E.
DeMearth, Z. P~
Du~can , A~
Easen, M.
Emly, M. M.
Edwards, L.
E?cans, T.
Greve, G. W.
Goss, E.

Glasscock, D~
Graham, P. p:.~
Goodin, P'~ K~
Houches, D. S~
Haton, E.
Herring, J.
Herick, I. O.
Havlin, E.
Hicks, M. A~
Haten, T.
Jackson, M. A.
Johnson, E.
Johns, E~
Joy, Z
Jones, S.
Lymon, W.
Locke, F. J.
Lelande, C. M.
Lacevs, E.
Magrath, M.
McHarthy, R.
McAriff, p'.
McGlasson, M.
Mi tzner, A.
Mi tchell, W~
Price, J. S'.
Page, T.

Pennwell, O~
Reid, H. S:
Runnals, M. L.
Richards, H.
Reeds, E'. ~r.
Roads, J.
Reed, D. U~
Rodgers, G.
Shaw, S'. A.'.
Shannan, M.
Sands, M. K.
Semnus, E.
Smith, R.
Smash, M.
Slanden, T.
Stubblefield, J. W'.
Thompson, J.
Thomas, P'.
Townsed' ,
West, L.
White, J. L.
Weirick, C.
Whilfield, L.
Williams, J.
Wilkin, J.
Wrightly, H.
Yates, C.
--J. H. Shimmons, P'. M.

Copied by Pauline B. Elniff

******
HOW ABOUT SENDING IN YOUR NAME NOW FOR A MEMBERSHIP IN THE DOUGLAS COUNTY
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY.

..

* **** *
Because a scared young officer in the U.S. Corps of Engineers had to
preside at a meeting in New Bedford, Mass., in 1863, a well-known book came
intq existence. To prepare for the ordeal, he made a lot of notes and outlines. He later had these notes published in book form.
, The book, Robert's Rules of Order, is now a standard reference for
parliamentarians.
From Wichita, Ks. Eagle-Beacon; copied with permission of "Home Town News"
editor, Frank Good.

�63

QUERIES
Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to
gain the best results. There are many of our ancestors who have the same
first and last names and this might hasten our answers.
Queries are for the present time free to non-members.
cern Kansas're1ated ancestors of fifty years or more.

They must con-

Ms. Cynthia Schott, 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044
Seeking information about my great-great grandmother Sarah A. (MILES)
BOLTON born 1853, Ray Co., Missouri and her parents Eli and Nancy.MILES
of Penn. and Ohio 1820.
Ms. Cynthia Schott, 806 East 14th.St., Lawrence, KS 66044
Seeking information on MILES, BOLTON and WOOD families of Penn., Ohio,
Missouri, Ind. and Kansas:
Mr. ,Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044
Seeking information about any of these JAMES. John J. JAMES born N.H.
1811, his wife Mary A. born 1817 N.H., both possibly Strafford or Rockingham counties. Their daughter Abagai1 L. JAMES born 1836 McHenry Co., Ill.
Their son George W. JAMES born 1838 McHenry Co., Ill. Abagai1 married
Delos C. VAUGHN 1854. Both died near Cherokee, Ks.
Mr. Donald Vaughn, 1946 Barker,Lawrence, KS 66044
Seeking parents of Warren Potter THAYER born 1841-42 and Chauncey R.
THAYER born 1834 in St. Lawrence Co., N.Y. Orphaned in Manitowoc, Wisc.
area 1845. Both in Civil War. Warren P. died 1863 near Ahnapee, Wisc.
Married Rachel Jane ROUSE.
Mrs. Wilma Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044
Seeking information about the parents, brothers and sisters of James
Alexander MORTON born 1842, Beaver County Pa., died 192 7, Meade,. Ks.
Mrs. Wilma Vaughn, 1946 Barker, Lawrence, KS 66044
Seeking information about my great-grandparents, James Karr HOLLOWAY and
Margarette Ann (GREGORY) HOLLOWAY, possibly lived in Graves county,
KY in 1876.
Mrs. Mary Jamison, Route 2, Box 58A,Ba1dwin City, KS 66006
Any information concerning my grandfather, Joseph H. ANDERSON, born Ohio
1847-1848; married Nettie Isabelle ROBERTS, .Oct. 1883, Peru, Nebraska;
was in Washita County, Okla. Sept. 1895.
Ms. Cynthia E. Schott, 806 East 14th St., Lawrence, KS 66044
Seeking information on August DRAMANN (1860-70), St. Charles Co. and
Crawford Co., Missouri.
Miss Kathryn J. Bunton, 2135 Kentucky St., Lawrence, KS 66044
Wanted information concerning the ROYAL family. Mati1dia b. 1816 in
New York City, N.Y. daughter of William ROYAL, who was born in Holland;
m. 1st Benjamine IRVIN, 2nd Jacob HEGERMAN.
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Published Quarterly By:

i)ouglas CountH Genealogical Societg
P.o. BOX :3664
LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044

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�"THE PIONEER"
Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

Summer 1980

Vol. IV, No.1

Contents

Page

Society Information

1

Lawrence, Ks. United Methodist Chu1:'.ch Membership, 1893-98 • .

2

"Rise and Fall of Lone Star, Kansas"

11

Eudora, Kansas Cemetery Record

21

Clinton, Kansas Cemetery Record .

24

Petitions for Naturalization

30

Early.:.Pastors and Superintendents of. the Lawrence, Ks ,- Plymouth
Congregational Church
. • • .

33

Queries. , . . , . . , . . . .

34

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But I am bound to be true,
I am not bound to succeed,
But I am bound. to live up to what light I have.
I must stand up with anybody that stands right;
Stand with him while he is right,
And part with him when he goes wrong.
-- Abraham Lincoln

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Secretary ...................................... Zona Srilith

Treasurer ........•.•...•.•...•••.••.•••••.....•. Jane Wiggins
Genealogist •...•..•.••••......•••...•..••.•.•.. Judy Sweets
Edi tor •...•••....•...•.......••.•...•••..•..•.• Mary Jamison
Par1imentarian ..•.•••.•....••••••...•.••.•.•... Nettie Wismer
Publications Committee - Chairperson, Mary Jamison; typing, Jane Wiggins;
record copying, Pauline E1niff, Judy Sweets; indexing, Kathryn Bunton;
proof reading, Dorothy Clarke.
Library Committee - Pauline E1niff, Irma Kidwell, Dorothy Wiggins

The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization
with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month,
7:30 p.m. alternated between the Lawrence Public Library and the Presbyterian Manor.
Afternoon meetings are held if possible and occasional area tours.
An annual public workshop is held to help in research.
Membership fees are $5.00 single, $7.50 for 2 family members. The
fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 the following year.

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Cora1ey's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE".
(Postage and tax extra)

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Copies of "THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY {KANSAS)".
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Facts about Kansas throughout this quarterly are from. "A KANSAS SOUVENIR"
Products of an advanced civilization. A book of information relative to
the moral, educational, agricultural, commercial, manufacturing, and mining
interests of the state. Issued by The Kansas Immigration and Information
Association, 1896. Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas.

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UNITED HETHODIST CHURCH
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898
Members in Full Connection. Indexed and contributed by Pauline Elniff,
Lawrence, Kansas, July 1980.
ADAMS, Ada F.
ADAMS, Bertie W.
ADAMS, Ella W.
ADAMS, Jennie May
ADAMS, Mary E.
ADDISON, Blanche
ADDIS, Mrs. Sarah Kilworth
ADHINSTER, R.S.
ADMINSTER, Mrs. R.S.
ALBERT, Dolph
ALBERT, Frances
ALBERT, Hattie
ALDRICH, Ellen Roe
ALLENDORF, Cornelia
ALLISON, Charles D.
ALLISON, Mrs. Louisa
ANDERSON, Alzie
ANDERSON, Dan F.
ANDERSON, Bob W.
ANDERSON, Bodley
ANDERSON, Mrs. F.W.
ANDERSON, Maria
ANDERSON, Marian
APITZ, Edwin F.
APITZ, Grace
APITZ, Ida
AFl~STRONG, Christopher
AID1STRONG, Clara
ARMSTRONG, Lena
ARMSTRONG, Mollie
ARNETT, Anna B.·
ARTER, Jessie
ASHER, Henry B.
ASHER, Minerva B.
ASHER, Mollie
AUKER [ANKER?], Carrie
AUSTIN, Hattie
AUSTIN, J.L.
BARER, 1.L.
BARER, J.L.
BARER, Minnie M.
BAILLIE, Gertrude
BAILLIE, Grace
BAILLIE, Veda

BARBER, Lottie
BARNES, A.M.
BARRETT, Mary
BARROW, Catherine W.
BARTH, Lillian
BATES, Daniel
BATES, Eva
BATES, Virginia A.
BAUMGARDNER, Edward
BAUMGARDNER, Mrs. Edward
BAYLESS, J.F.
BAYLESS, Mary
BEACH, James
BEACH, J.H.
BEACH, Mark
BEAL, R.N.
BEAL, Sarah
BEARD, Anna
BECHTEL, Joshua R.
BEDALE, Sarah
BEEBE, Mrs. L.M.
BELCHER, C.M.
BLACKHAN, Winifred H.
BLAIR, Emma J.
BLAIR, Grace
BLAIR, Hugh
BLAIR, ¥...ary
BODLE, Hattie F.
BOLTON, Dora
BOULTON, Dora
BOYLS, R.S.
BOUGHTON, Eliza
BOUGHTON, Gertrude
BOUGHTON, Sidney
BOWERS, Mary
BOWMAN, Ada
BRADY, J.L.
BRADY, Julia S.
BRADLEY, Frank
BRADLEY, Mrs. M.S.
BRANDSTADT, Rosa
BRANDSTOT, Rosa
BRASSFIELD, Minnie
BREECE, Thos. R.

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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893.:.;1898 (Cont'd)
BREECE, Mrs. Thos. R.
BREEDING, Brinton
BREESE, Elizabeth Anna
BRELSFORD, W.E.
BRETT, Mary
BRIGGS, Clarence
BRIGGS, t1rs. R.
BRIGGS, Robert
BROMELSICK, Louisa
BROUGHTON, J.S.
BROWN, Catherine
BRmm, Chas E.
BROWN, Mrs. C.W.
BROWN, Elijah
BROWN, Herman
BROWN, Mrs. Ida
BROWN, Judson H.
BROWN, Mary L.
BRmm, Matthew
BROWN, Rosa'
BROWN, S.C.
BROWN, Walter P.
BROWNELL, Elrose
BROWNELL, Mrs. J.C.
BUCHNER, I-uss Nell
BUCKINGHAM, Hrs. M.A.
BUDD, c.o.
BULLENE, Peter
BURDICK, Julia A.
BUSCH, Mrs. Lou
BUSCH, William J.
BUSHBY, Mrs. S.F.
BUTCHER, Helen F.
BUTLER, Arthur
BUTLER, Edith Pearl
BUTLER, Judson
BUTLER, Emma
BUTLER, Mina
BYINGTON, C.E.
BYINGTON, Hattie
CAMPBELL, A.E.
CAMPBELL, Mrs. Carrie
CAMPBELL, Edwin
CA}1PBELL, West s.
CARDINELL, Ella
CARDINELL, Ollie
CARTER, Benjamin
CARTER, C;E.
CARTER, l1rs .. Enrrna
CARTER, Manerva
CAULK, C.W.
CAULK, Mary L.

CAULK, Miss Nora
CHAMPION, Hannah
CHAMPION, Niss Ollie
CHAPMAN, Mary
CHARLTON, Carrie
CHARLTON, E.L.
CHASE, Julia D.
CHRISTMAN, Geo. R.
CHRISTMAN, Katie R.
CHITWOOD, Josephine
CHURCHILL, Josiah
CHURCHILL, J.S.
CHURCHILL, Katherine
CHURCHILL, Lena Blanch
CHURCHILL, Mrs. Lou
CHURCHILL, Winneford C.
CLARK, Alice
CLARK, Edith M.
CLARK, E.J.
CLARK, Helen
CLARK, Herbert A.
CLARK, John C.
CLARK, Lucy
CLARK, Mary
CLARK, Robert F.
CLARK, Mrs. W. J.
CLENDENING, Wm. H.
CLINGER, Anna
CLINGER, D.S.
CLINGER, Elsie
CLINGER, Nelson
CLINGER, Sarah
CLOCK, Margaret
CLOCK, Wilk
CLYPTON, Ruby
COCHLIN, Julia C.
COLLINS, Hatie
CO~S, Rollie
CONE, Edna
CONE, Hester R.
CONES, Daisy D.
CONES, Joseph W.
CONNOR, Mrs. R.J.
CONSTANT, Mrs. Emma
CONSTANT, John F.
COOK, John E.
COOK, Mattie
COOK, Orrin
COOK, W.A.
COOPER, Walter L.
COWDEN, Florence
COWDEN, W.L.

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UNITED METHODIST'CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd)
CRAMER, Mrs. H.I.
CRAMER, J.S.
CRAMER, Miss Y.l8.y
CRAMER, S.W.
CRISPIN, Emma
CRISPIN, R.G.
CROW, Fred
CROZIER, Margaret
CULBERTSON, Mary
CURRY, Albert
CURRY, Jamie
CURRY, James
CURRY, Mabel Brown
DANIELS, Walter
DAVIES, George
DAVIES, Sarah
DAVIS, Herbert
DAVIS, L. May
DAY, V.W.
DENNIS, Hattie C.
DICK, George
DICK, W.E.
DIXON, Elizabeth
DOUGLAS, Eliza
DOUGLAS, J.W.
DOUTHET, Jennie
DRAPER, Chas.
DUGAN, F .M.
DUMARS, James
DUY.aAS, Rosa
DUNCAN, Adeline
DUNCAN, C.F.P.
DUNCAN, C.S.
DUNCAN, Eliza
Du~CAN, Elizabeth
DUNLAP, Anna E.
EDWARDS, Hellen A.
EDWARDS, Mabel
EGGERT, H. W.
EGGERT, Martha
EGGERT, Nellie W.
ELDRIDGE, Lena
ELLIOTT, Myrtle
ELLIOTT, Rose
ELLIS, L.D.
ELWELL, Mrs. W.G.
EMLEY, Mrs. E.D.
EMLEY,' S.C.
ENMETT, Edwin
ENMETT, Jno.
EMMETT, Louis Henry
Et1METT, Lydia

E}ThmTT, Rachel Eveline
ENGLE, Cora E.
ENGLE, Elmer F.
ESTEB, Katie
ESTERLY, Anna
ESTERLY, Emma
FALLEY, Jessie
FARMER, Hiss Bessie
FARMER, Mrs. M.C.
FELT, Palmer B.
FISK[h], Della
FITZ, Hattie E.
FLICKINGER, John
FLOYD, Mary E.
FLOYD, Maud
FLOYD, W.A.
FOGLE, William
FORNEY, Geo. E.
FOWLER, Sadie L.
FOSTER, Frank A.
FOSTER, Harold W.
FOSTER, H.S.
FOSTER. Mrs. K.S.
FOX, Elixabeth A.
FOX, Ethel L.
FOX, ~1yrtie
FOX, Shirley
FRAZER, Mary L.
FREDERICK, B.F.
FREDERICKS, Nellie Ridenour
FREYSCHLAG, Norma
FRISSELL, F.E.
FRITZ, Bertha
FRITZ, Mrs. Maggie
FRIZELLE, Earl '
FULLINlVINDER, Chas.
GAGE, Ella
GAGE, Rufus
GALAGHER, Mrs.
GARDNER, Dr. S.H.
GARDNER, Mrs. H.S.
GARVIN, Bertha M.
GARVIN, David
GATES, Mrs. Lillian
GIGER, Haud
GILL, Cora
GILL, Jane
GILLHAM, J.H.
GILLHAH, Mary E.
GOOD, E.B.
GOOD, J.R.
GOOD, Mary

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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893"":1898 (Cont'd)
GOODNIGHT, Lizzie
GOODNIGHT, Mrs. H. J •
GORSUCH, D.
GORSUCH, E.B.
GOULD, Annie M.
GRANT, A.G.
GREENAMYER, Joseph
GREGG, Grace C.
GRIFFITH, R.S.
GROVER, Mrs. C.H.
GROVl, Bessie
HALE, Mrs. Elijah
HALL, Addie V.
HALL, Augustas J.G.
HALL, Edith
HALL, Ellen
HALL, J.V.
HALL, Lora
HALL, Mabel
HALL, Mary E.
HALL, Ydldred
HALL, Orville
HAMAKER, Jacob
HAMAR, Samuel
HMtf.AR, Sarah
HAMPSON, James
HANCOCK, Mrs. Vl.J.
HANSON, George
HANSON, Georgia
HANSON, Hannah
HARHON, Chas. L.
HARMON, Cora May
HARMON, Sarah
HARRISON, Mrs. Theodosia
HART, George D.
HART, Jennie
HARTZ, Mrs. C.H.
HASSELL, Mary
HASTIE, 11iss Maggie
HATTON, Mrs. N.J.
HAY, Mrs. J.L.W.
HAYES, Charles
HAZLETT, Jas.Virgil
HECK, August G.
HENDERSON, Susan
HENRY, Harold B.
HENRY, John J.
HENRY, John W.
HENRY, Lida V.
HENRY, Lillie E.
HENRY, Maggie
HERRINGTON,Daisy

HERRINGTON, l-irs. J. D.
HEULETT [?Charlie] S.
HICKEY, Andrew S.
HICKEY, Ernst C.
HICKEY, Ethel
HICKEY, Mary
HICKOX, Jesse W.
HICKOX, Jimmie
HICKOX, Mabel N.L.
HICKOX, Mrs. \V.
HILL, Lilian
HINDMAN, A.G.
HINDt-fAN, John C.
HINDMAN, Regina
HINDlfAN, W. F.
HOADLEY, Mrs. P.A.
HOADLEY, Pircella
HOBBS, Lucy
HODGSON, 11rs. A.H.
HOGAN, Mrs. M.J.
HOGUE, Lydia
HOLADAY, Blanche
HOLADAY, Mrs. M.V.
HOLLIDAY, Frank N.
HOLLISTER, Anna
HOLLISTER, Simpson
HOLMES,
?
H.
HORNSBY, }'f.ary S.
HOUNOLD, A. G.
HOUNOLD, Mary J.
HOWARD, Mrs. C.A.
Hm-m, Ellen
HOWELL, Clarence
HUGHES, Ellen, (Wm.)
HUGHES, Hannah A.
HULETT, Mr. W.F •.
HULSE, Porter
HUMBERT, Mrs. L.A.
HUME, Ennna
HUME, John
HUME, Mrs. John (Sylvinia)
Hill1PHREY, L. T •
HUMPHREY, Mrs. S .A.
HUNNICUTT, Gertrude
HUNSICKER, Elizabeth
HUNSICKER, Henry
HUNTER, Mrs. S.J.
HUTCHINSON, E.
HYDE, Hattie [Nattie?]
ILIFF, A.B.
ILIFF, B. F.
ILIFF, Mrs. B.F.

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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd)
ILIFF, Mrs. B.F.
ILIFF, Jessie
ILIFF, Joseph
INGERSON, Hannah
IRVIN, Alice
IRVIN, M.F.
IRVIN, Washington
JAMISON, Syrena
JOHNS, Emily L.
JOHNS, Jeannette M.
JOHNSON, Anna
JOHNSON, Elbright
JOHNSON, Mrs. H.E.
JOHNSON, Walter
JONES, Esther
JONES, Florence H.
JONES, John
JONES, Miss Lulie
JONES, Mattie
JONES, Nellie A.
JONES, Ray
KAMKEL, Ada
KENDELL, Joseph R.
KENT, Helen
KENT, Mrs. Kate L.
KENYON, Geo. V.
KENYON, J.R.
KEVE, Hiley W.
KILLRUN, Mrs.
KILWORTH, Emma
KILWORTH, Sarah A.
KIMMLER, Geo. V.
KING, John L.
KINGSBERY, Frank
KINGSBERY, Inez
KINGSBURY, Willie F.
KINZIE, Harvey
KULEY, Royal
Kll1LER, Eleanor V.
LAHOW, Julia
LANE, Julia
LANGELY, C.H.
LANGELY, Mrs.
LAUGHLIN, I. H•
LAWSON, Alice B.
LAWSON, David H.
LESEUR, Hattie
LESLIE, Dr. B.H.
LESLIE, Mrs. B.H.
LESLIE, Gracie
LESLIE, Hazel
LESUER, Owen C.

LEWIS, J.M.
LIEBENBURG, Jeannette
LIGGETT, Mary
LIGGETT, E.E., N.S.
LITTELL, W.E.
LOCKWOOD, Laur a E ..
LOCKWOOD, Mrs. S.A.
LOHR, Emma Cos ley
LOHR, May
LOVE, Cornelia
LYON, Eula C.
LYONS, Mrs. E .A.
LYONS, Laura
LYONS, Mrs. W.H.
McCLURE, Carrie
McCLURE, Geo. J.
HcCLURE, Mrs. Geo. J.
McCLURE, J.L.
McCLURE, Mrs. J.L.
McCORKLE, Harry B.
McCOY, Mabel
McCOY, Zetta
McCRAY, Helen W.
McCREATH, James
McCREATH, Mark
McCREATH, Sarah
McELROY, F.B.
McFARLAND, Bertha
HcFARLAND, Chas.
McFARLAND, Frank
McFARLAND, Nancy
l1cFARLAND, Nellie K.
McFARLAND, Robert
McFARLAND, Rose Lee
McFARLAND, Thomas
McFARLAND, W. G.
McKIM, Lucinda
McKIM, R.R.
l1cMILLAN, Mrs. t-'.ary
HcMILLEN, Mrs. Mary
McMURRAY, Arthur
McMURRAY, Mrs. H.A.
MADDOW, R.F.
MAJORS, Jos. O.
MARBLE, Leona Aurora
MARCH, George
HARCH, Geo. M.
MARCH, Helena
MARCH, J.R.
MARCH, Julia B.
MARC~, Hary
MARCH, W.F.

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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd)
MARKS, Lida
MARSHALL, Elvis C.
}1ARSHALL, J. C•
MARSHALL, Sarah
}1ARTIN, Elizabeth
MARTIN, Emma
}1ARTIN, John
MARTIN, Louisa H.
}1ARTIN, Minnie
MARTIN, Susan D.
}1ARVIN, Arissima [?]
MAYNARD, Margrett
MEAD, Arden
MEANS, Ash [?]
MENAUGH, George
MENAUGH, l1rs.
MERSHOW [?], Jennie
MESSENGER, Frank J.
MESSENGER, MarY,A.
MEYERS, Emma
MICKLE, Nettie
MILLER, Charles
MILLER, Mrs. Chas. G.
MILLNER, Elizabeth W.
MOFFETT, Mrs. G. \oJ.
MONROE, Mrs. Carrie
MONROE, Mrs. L.E.
MONROE, Sarah L.
HONROE, Susan
MOORE, Barbara A.
MOORE, J.W.
MOORE, Mary B.
MOORE, Sarah
MORGAN, Mary
MORTON, Blanch
MOYS, E.J.
MUELLER, R.G.
MUELLER, Tilly M.
MUNK, Addie S.
MUNK, Edward
HURPHY, Edward
MURRAY, Elizabeth
MYERS, James
MYRES, Mrs. Scott
NEELEY, Grace A.
NEELEY, Jos. A.
NEFF, Miss Maggie
NEWMAN, Mrs.
NEW11AN, W. E •
NEWSON, Nancy
NEWSON, Nellie
NICHOLS, T.P.
NICHOLS, Mrs.

NICHOLSON, I.
NICHOLSON, John
NICHOLSON, Kate D.
NICHOLSON, Mattie B.
NIXON, '.Jill E.
NORTHRUP, Anita [?]
NORTHRUP, Estella
OAKLEAF, Lydia
OATMAN, Mrs. O.A.
OATMAN, Mrs. O.E.
O'BRIEN, Delos
O'BRIEN, Hattie M.
O'BRIEN, Nancy
OLDS, Ella D.
OLDS, F.B.
OLDS, Frankie
OLDS, Lora E.
OLDS, Viola P.
OLIVER, Adam
OLIVER, Hannah
OLIVER, Jane
OLIVER, Maggie
OLSON, Anna H.
OLSON, Sophia
ORR, James A.
OWEN, Edwin F.
OWEN, Mary E.
OWEN, Ollie W.
OWEN, Winifred Churchill
PALMER, Emma B.
PALMER, Eva
PARISH, Norica E.W.
PARKER, Edward J.
PARKER, Elvira
PARKER, John Howard
PARKER, M.E.
PARKER, Mary E.
PARKS, t.;r. H.
PARKS, Mrs. W. H.
PARROTT, Alfred
PARROTT, }lrs. E.
PARROTT, Edith
PARROTT, Jessie I.
PARROTT, Joseph
PARROTT, Percy J.
PARROTT, Phil E.
PAUL, Josephine B.
PEAIRS, Carrie E.
PEAIRS, H.A.
PEAIRS [?]', Herbert
PEAIRS, J.E.
PEAIRS, Jerusha
PEARlS, John B.

�8
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd)
PEET, Emma
PENNINGTON, Elizabeth
PENNINGTON, Jessie
PENNINGTON, Minnie W.
PERRY, John S.
PERRY, Lottie H.
PERRY, Sarah
PHILLIPS, Augusta
PHILLIPS, Dr. D.F.
PICKENS, Minnie L.
PICKENS, Orlarid
PICKENS, Sarah A.
PIERCE, Ennna
PIERCE, Lilian
PIERCE, Mary J.
PIERCE, P.H.
PIERSON, Edward
PIERSON, Mary E.
PIKE, Ella
PIPER, Louisa
PIPPERT, Mrs. Luella
PLASKET, M.
PLASKET, Madge
PLASKET, Nettie
PLASKET, William
POLLARD, Eva
POTTER, Lizzie
POWELL, John B.
POWELL, Mabell
POWELL, Mary E.
PRATT, Elizabeth
PRESBY, Ennna
PRESBY, Laura
PRESBY, W.S.
PUGH, Edward
PUGH, Letitia
PUGH, Mahala
RADFORD, A.
RADFORD, Agnes
RADFORD, Annie
RADFORD, Florence
RADFORD, Laura
RADFORD, R.M.
RARICK, Edith
RARICK, J.J.
RARICK, Minnie E.
RASHKOPF, }f.ary Jane
RAWLS, Mrs. A.C.
READING, Mrs. Ellen
READING, James A.
RENNICK, Lou B.
RENO, Mrs. Anna

REYNOLDS, Mrs. J.D.
REYNOLDS, Lizzie
RICE, Mrs. Elizabeth
RICH, Mrs. J.W.
RICH, Mayme A.
RICHARDSON, Mabel
RIDENOUR, Addie J.
RIDENOUR, Nellie
RIDENOUR, Sarah L.
ROBERTS. C.W.
ROBERTS, Clarence H.
ROBERTS, Frank H.
ROBERTS, Lillie M.
ROBERTS, William
ROBERTSON, Mary E.
ROBERTSON, W.D.
ROCKHOLD, Lillian
ROUSELL, Mrs.
ROUSELL, Edwin
ROw"'E, William H.
RUARK, Lee
RUGH, Howard P.
RUGH, Mollie
RUSHMER, May
RUSHMER, Sarah
RUSSELL,Carrie Belle
RUSSELL, Ila [?] Williams
RUSSELL, Sophia
RUSSELL, William
SANDERS, Millie M.
SANDHOVAL, John
SAVAGE, Maria
SCOTT, H.E.
SCOTT, Margaret
SCOTT, Nellie J.
SCRANTON, F.M.
SCRANTON, G.W.
SCRANTON, Ray P.
SEELEY, Enolia
SEELEY, Ida J.
SELLARDS, Mrs. Barbara
SHALER, Chas. C.
SHALER, Ethel
SHALER, Haude E.
SHANKLIN, Anna G.
SHARP, A.V.
SHARP, Linnie
SHAW, Mamie M.
SHAl.J, Robert
SHAW, Sarah
SHAWL, Mrs. May
SHEAVER, Connie

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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEHBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd)
SHELLY, Earl
SHERMAN, Miss Georgie
SHERMAN, Glen
SHERMAN, Guy
SHERMAN, Mrs. Jane
SHIMMONS, Fannie M.
SHORE, Maggie
SHORT, John
SHUTT, Chas. E.
SIERES [?], Guy A.
SIMMONS, Dr .. Char1es
SIMMONS, Mrs. E.F.
SIMMONS, Etolie
SHfMONS, Lulu C.
SIMMONS, Dr. N.
SIMMONS, Mrs. Dr. N.
SIMPSON, Lizzie
SI:MPSON, Ylabe1
SIMPSON, V.B.
SIRPLESS, Eleanor
SIRPLUS, A.B.
SIRPLUS, Sarah
SKINNER, A.H.
SKINNER, Emily
SLAWSON, Marion G.
SMITH, Amanda
SMITH, Clara
SMITH, Mrs. C.O.
SMITH, Daisy
SMITH, Mrs. E.J.
SMITH, Flora P.
SMITH, Prof. F.P.
SMITH, Hattie
SMITH, }lary E.
SMITH, Mrs. M.R.
SMITH, O.
SHITH, R.F.
SMITH, R. Wm. R.
SNITH, Rosa
SMITH, Sadie
SMOOK, Luella
SNEDECKER, Jimmie C.
SNYDER, Annie
SNYDER, Lilly
SOMERVILLE, Jimmie
SOXMAN, Christian
SOx}1AN, Clara
SOXMAN, George
SOX}1AN, H.R.
SOXMAN, Libby

Sma1AN,

Ray

SPALDING, J.A.

SPALDING, Hary C.
SPARR, Alice B.
SPARR, Betty W.
SPARR, Chas. W.
SPARR, Ripley W.
SPAULDING, Gertrude
SPENCER, Carrie.
SPENCER, John R.
SPENCER, Mary A.
SPERRY, L.J.
SPERRY, Mrs. L.J.
SPRANKLE, Alice
SPURLOCK, Lillie
SPURLOCK, Mrs. 1~.
SPURLOCK, Myrtle
STAFFORD, Emma
STAFFORD, Helen
STAFFORD, Mabel
STAFFORD, Sarah G.
STAMP, Christopher
STANFORD, A.A.
STANFORD, Cecile A.
STANFORD, Earnest
STANFORD, Herberts A.
STANFORD, Vira E.
STANTON, Albert L.
STANTON, Alta
STANTON, Harriet M.
STANTON, Sarah Evelyn
STARKWEATHER, Chas. P.
STARKWEATHER, Jennie
STEPHENS, Haud
STEPHENSON, W.R.
STEPHENSON, William
STEVENS, Rose Elliott
STRICKLER, R.P.
STRICKLER, S.W.
STRINGFIELD, Grace
STRINGFIELD, Hurber [?]
STRINGFIELD, Jennie
STRINGFIELD, Martha
SUMMERVILLE, Jessie B.
TAYLOR, Chas. E.
THEAR, F. B.
THOBURN, Blanch
THOBURN, John C.
THOMAS, Bessie
THOMAS, Edith
TINDALL, Mary
TINDALL, N.H.
TINKHAM, David W.
TIPL--- [?], J.S.

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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd)
TOPPING, Cora
TOPPING, Hattie P.
TRANENS, Catherine o.
TRANGER, Clyplon Ruby
TRANGER, Frank
TRANGER, Linda L.
TROWBRIDGE, G.G.
TROVlBRIDGE, Hannah J.
TROWBRIDGE, Harry C.
TRUMPER, Susan R.
TYNDALL, Mary Evangeline
TYRRALL, Rachal
WADE, Frank
WADE, Nancy
WAGNER, Ida
WAGNER, Rosella
WAGSTAFF, Nary E.
WAGSTAFF, Maybelle
WAGSTAFF, Richard
WALDRON, Herbert E.
"JALDRON, Libbie
WALDRON, Robert
WALDRUM, Arthur R.
WALGAMOT, Edith
WALGANOT, Lena
WALGAMOTT, J.W.
WALGAMOTT, Minnie
WALGAMOTT, Sarah
WALKER, Harriet
WALL, Emma
WALLER, Hrs. E.R.
WALLER, Ivan
WALLER, J.L.
WALLER, James L., Jr.
WALTEN, Lillian P.
WALTON, Clyde
WALTON, Lillian
WALTON, S.S.
WARD, Christine }~rgarete
WATKINS, Alice
WATKINS, John
WATKINS, Louise
WEBBER, Fred H.
WEBER, }frs. John
WEED, Guy
WEISE, Rubie
WEISE, Willie
WEISER, Jimmy M.
WEISER, Margaret F.
HEISER, Wm. J.
WEISS, Ernest,
WEISS, Flora
"i'EISS, W. F •

WELLMAN, Abiah
WELLMAN, Erns t
WELLYiAN, John P.
WELMAN, Anna
WELSH, Annie
WELSH, Artemus
\-JELSH, Bert W.
WELSH, Ivybelle
WELSH, Sarah A.
WHERRY, Arthur
WHERRY, Curtis
WHERRY, Curtis A.
WHERRY, E.J.
WHERRY, F .A.
WHERRY, Linley
WHERRY, Sly-- [?]
WHERRY, Stiles
"mITE, Rev. David
WHITE, E1i1l1la
WHITE, F.C.
WHITE, N.F.
WHITE, P.E.
WHITE, Sarah C.
WHITZEL, Peter D.
WHITZEL, Sarah H.
HIGGINS, Bert
WIGGINS, D.W.
WIGGINS, Henry
WIGGINS, Madge
WIGGINS, Priscilla
WIGGINS, R.
WIGGS, Lillie
WIGLET, William
WIGLET, Hrs. Hilliam
WILCOX, Mina E.
WILLETT, Elisitta [?]
WILLETT, J.A.
WILLEY, J.W.
WILLEY, Hrs. J.W.
WILLIAMS, Ila
WILLIAHS, Hartha
WILLIA}ffi, Sarah J.
WILLIAMS, Wm. E.
HILLIAMS, W.R.
WILLIS, Angie
WIUfOTH, Frank
WIU1UTH, Elsie
WILMUTH, Hrs. F. G.
WILSON, Hrs. Effie
WILSON, Ella J.
WINCHESTER, Catherine
WINGATE, C.A.
WINTER, Maud

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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERSHIP 1893-1898 (Cont'd)
WORTHINGTON, Malinda
WYRICK, Mr. L.A.
ZAHNISER, C.A.
ZIMMER}~, Bertha
ZIMMERMAN, Cornelia
ZIMMERHAN, Ella H.
ZIMMER¥lAN, Minnie

WOOD, Chas. H.
WOOD, Mary
WOODS, Belle
WOODS, Lizzie Mae
WOODS, Nellie
WOODWARD, Mabel
\JQODWARD, N. A.
WORTHINGTON, Charles

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THE RISE AND FALL OF LONE STAR, KANSAS
by Paul H. Nieder
16 July 1975
INTRODUCTION
Lone Star, Kansas is located approximately 12 miles southwest of
Lawrence. It occupies a rather scenic site nestled against the south ridge
of the Washington Creek valley. Washington Creek, a permanent stream,
skirts the townsite on the east and south. The main road leading from
Lawrence toward southwest Douglas County forks at Lone Star. One road continues up the valley toward Lone Star Lake which was built by the Civilian
Conservation Corps during the New Deal. The other crosses Washington Creek
and continues south toward southern Douglas County. Lone Star was never
served by a railroad. The nearest shipping point has always been at
Lawrence except for a brief period in the 1880's and 1890's when Clinton
four and one-half miles to the north served that purpose.
Lone Star today contains approximately 15 residences. One of these has
been converted from the former community school. Another has been vacated
in recent years. In addition there is a church, bank building and former
Ford garage. Of these only the church continues to perform its original
function. The landmark of the town, the Flory store and hall, was demolished
in the spring of 1975, slightly over one~hundred years after the founding of
the town. The population of the town is probably nearly as large today as
it ever, was. However, all residents are either retired or gain their livelihood elsewhere.
Over the course of the last one-half century, Lone Star has slowly lost
the social, economic, institutional and service functions that qualified it
as an important central place. It is the main purpose of this paper to
reconstruct the social and economic character of the Lone Star community
during the years that it was acquiring and maintaining its reasons for
existence. Secondarily, the information presented will be used to test some
assumptions about the impact of 20th century conditions upon rural communities.
This paper is not intended to be the history of a community or a small town.

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Those seeking such a history of the Lone Star community, at this point in
time, will have to write it themselves. The reader may, however, be able
to discern, at least in broad outline, what such a history might entail.

PART I
1
The establishment of Bond, Kansas as a central place of significance
occurred over the course of some 20 years between the mid-1870's and the
mid-1890's.2 The establishment of the original post office in 1875 should
be used as the date for the founding of the town even.though that post was
not located at the eventual town site but was moved there at a slightly
later date. 3 In the early 1880's .the school for Douglas County District
Number 47 was moved to the town site. Apparently the first business enterprises appeared at Bond (Lone Star) in the mid-1880's.4 By the late 1880's
several businesses had ap~eared at Bond (Lone Star) and the population had
reached approximately 10.
By 1891 the population had reached approximately
25. 6 Three years later the population had climbed to about 44, which is
almost as many permanent residents as the town would ever have. 7
It is extremely difficult to reconstruct the demographic character of
the Lone Star community.8 State and federal census data was collected for
townships and incorporated towns. In the investigation of any smaller area
the exact statistical picture cannot be reconstructed because the addresses
of residen~s were not recorded. 9 The situation is further complicated by
the fact that the Lone Star community (as defined here) lay within no less
than three townships: Clinton, Marion and Willow Springs.
A generalized picture of population trends can be de·rived from the
census records, surviving atlas and maps plus the recollections of longtime residents of the community. The federal census records include the
following totals for the three rural townships in question:
Clinton

1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1975 est.
655 1030 1005 968 947 761 745 652 541 342

Marion

416

879 1417 1406 1357 1187 1061

934

817

631

Willow
Springs

931 1163 1374 1223 1278 1278 1034

943

881

837 10

One clear generalization can be derived from these statistics: the population
of rural southwest Douglas County peaked between 1880 and 1890 and declined
rather steadily thereafter. Did this general population trend apply specifically to the Lone Star community? A compilation of the number of farmsteads
within two miles of Lone Star that were recorded on various surviving maps
sheds some light on this question:
1873
31

1887
33

1902
29

Marion

8

9

17*

20**

Willow
Springs

11

9

10

8

50

51

56

57

Clinton

1921
29

*Inc1udes approx. nine
residences in Lone Star
**Inc1udes approx. twelve
residences in Lone Star 11

Even though these figures can only be considered as approximate, they do
c1early'indicate a slight decline ocrural population contemporaneous with the

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growth of the town of Lone Star itself.
If we enV1S1on such small towns
as the product of the goods and services they provide their immediate
rural communities it .is difficult to account for a growing town in a
shrinking rural community. Another complicating factor was the introduction
of the automobile in the second decade of the 20th century. The mobility
provided by the automobile should have reduced rural dependence upon goods
and services provided at Lone Star, but apparently it did not, at least not
at first. 13

A review of the land ownership patterns within two miles of Lone Star
sheds little light on the changing demographic picture. The surviving maps
indicate that the size of ownership units has not changed dramatically
over the last 100 years. In the latter decades of the 19th century ownership
units in the vicinity of Lone Star were frequently large. Quite a few of
these ran several hundred acres in size. Most mvnerships units, however,
were 40, 80 or 160 acres in size. There were several clusters of very small
ownership units without farmsteads which apparently served as wood lots.
The size of present day ownership units follows the same general pattern;
some larger ownership units are mixed with a larger number of medium-sized
ones and some small ones (which generally contain the homes of rural commuters).
The dramatic change has come not in the size of ownership units but
rather in the size of farm operational units. Farm operational units in
general have become ever larger over the last 100 years with the most
dramatic increase taking place in the post-World War II period. In the
long run what is reflected here is the switch from labor-intensive agriculture to labor-extensive agriculture. This trend accounts for much of
the decline in rural population especially in the mid-20th century.14
PART II
The first service provided at a central point in what became known as
the Lone Star community was a post office established in 1875. 15 The early
post office moved from home to home or from one business to another with
several changes of postmasters.1 6 In the 1880's the mail was delivered
"semi-weekly" from Lawrence. 17 Postal patrons picked up. their mail at
the post office before rural free delivery was established in the early years
of the 20th century. Even after the establishment of rural free delivery,
the Lone Star post office continued to serve the community for many years. 18
The first school to serve what became known as the Lone Star community
was located a little over one mile southeast of the present town site and
was established sometime before 1873. 19 The school was moved to Bond (Lone
Star) in the early l880's.20 The school was first refe ed to as Lone Star
in the board minutes for the December 18, 1897 meeting. 2l A new school
building had been completed in the fall and winter of 1895-96 and Lone Star.
was the name selected for the new school. That school continued to serve:
the community with eight grades of instruction in a single room for over
60 years. The enrollment in the Lone Star elementary school declined from
well over 50 at the turn of the century to about 40 in 1920~ and finally
fell to around 12 just before the school was consolidated.2~
A highly signi£:icant step in the integration of the Lone Star community
was taken in 1905 with establishment of the Lone Star Mutual Telephone Company. This cooperative telephone· company had a local operator and served

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subscribers within a few miles of Lone Star; it also provided a communications
link with the "outside" world. 23
The Lone Star State Bank was organized in early 1917 when 100 shares of
stock were sold to approximately 40 local farmers and businessmen, several
of which became directors of the bank.24 The bank opened in July, 1917.
By October, 1917 the bank's financial statements listed $9,966 in loans and
$12,960 ,in deposits. In 1920 the bank's financial statements listed $39,100
in loans and $65,480 in deposits. When the bank closed in 1935 outstanding
loans had been reduced to $17,900 and deposits had fallen to $14,400.
The bank survived the banking crisis of 1933 but rapidly declining
business indicated the liquidation of the bank during the Great Depression.
However, the immediate stated reason for the liquidation was "pressure" from
the state government designed to reduce the number of small state chartered
banks. 25 This pressure 6ed to voluntary liquidation of the bank by its
officers and directors. 2
.
One long-time resident of the community pronounced the verdict on the
existence of the Lone Star State Bank in this manner:. "Lone Star really
didn't need a bank; there wasn't no money around then."27 This very succinctly
sums up a large part of the problem especially in reference to the bank's
decline in the 1930's. It is much more difficult to explain why the bank
was founded and apparently prospered for a time. Was it the relative
prosperity of the period, a growing number of local' 'business transactions
or community pride? This writer suspects all three of these factors played
a part. In short, the bank was a concrete symbol of growing community cohesion.
Another example of growing community cohesion was the building of a
local church. The town of Lone Star itself did not initially have a church.
The community was served by two other churches: the Washington Creek Church
of the Brethren about three miles to the southwest and the Mount Washington
United Brethren Church about two miles to the northeast. 28 The Washington
Creek Ghurch of the Brethren was founded as an independent congregation in
1881. 2
Y~ny of the immediate residents of Lone Star attended the Washington
Creek church between 1885 and 1918 when a church building was constructed at
Lone Star. 30 The Lone Star congregation formally split from the Washington
Creek one and established itself as the Lone Star Church of the Brethren
in 1921. 31 The size of the Lone Star congregation was initially quite considerable. Twice in early 1921 attendance was placed at 67,32 and the
size of the congregation remained relatively stable over the years.33
The following chart presents a generalized picture of the growth of
businesses, institutions and others providing goods and services at Lone
Star in selected years from 1888 to 1918:
1888

1891

1894

1900

1904

1908

1912

1918

Post office

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

School

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

General Store

1

1

1

1

3

2

2

1

Blacksmith

1

1

1

1

1

2

?

?

Church.

1

Bank

1

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1888

1891

1894

1900

1904

·1908

1912

1918

1

1

1

Telephone

1

1

1

Meat Market

1

1

?

2

2

1

1

1

?

1

1

1

1

Cheese Factory

1

Feed Mill

1

1

Doctor
Veterinarian
Wagonmaker

1

1

1

Carpenter
Tannery

1

1

Ford Garage
Shoemaker

1

34

This chart shows a clear growth in the number of services and the sophistication of goods provided at Lone Star for the town itself and for the adjacent
rural community. This growth is especially marked in the first and second
decade of the 20th century at the same tine the automobile was beginning
to have an impact on rural America. This raises a question about the impact
of the automobile. Did it break down the cohesion of rural communities as
is frequently assumed, or, did it in fact enhance that cohesion? The evidence
presented here indicates that it did the latter, at least initially.
Several social and social service organizations were associated with
the Lone Star community in the first few decades of the 20th century. The
Lone Star Brass Band was one active group. Besides performing for the
community at its own bandstand, it played at picnics and ball games at Lone
Star an~ nearby communities. 35 The Lone Star Fraternal Aid Association
maintained a lodge which was used as a meeting place by various social
groupings. 36 The Lone Star Ladies Aid functioned as a church related service
organization. 37 The Lone Star Civic Protective Association was apparently
one of the more important social organizations in spite of its businesslike
title. 38 The Lone Star Jolly Stitchers Club combined sewing with social intercourse. 39 The Lone Star Literary Society combined debates and discussions
with social intercourse. 40 Somewhat more businesslike was the Lone Star
41
Farmers Union which represented the interests of the local agriculturalists.
In addition to the activities of specific organizations, more casual
community social activities occurred in considerable variety. These included
Fourth of July picnics, "tent" or "camp" meetings for religious revival,
Chautauqua lectures with music and entertainment, skating parties, ball games
(enough players for three teams between 1910 and 1920), "wolf hunts" (actually
the round-up of coyotes), school sponsored spelling bees and Christmas
parties, movies and just plain "socials" both within and among communities. 42
This degree of social activitiy centered at Lone Star indicates the existence
of a rural community with considerable social cohesion. Indeed, it is
probable the primary integrative factors within the community were social
rather than economic.

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CONCLUSION
Lone Star was a partial service community of considerable significance
to the immediate rural area. Around 1918, for example, one might have to
journey to Lawrence only to market his grain or livestock, purchase major
vehicles, household furniture, appliances, implements and some building
materials. The resident of the community could bank locally, have his
implements and automobiles repaired in many cases, gain medical attention
for his family and livestock, send his children to school, attend church,
purchase food and clothing, have some of his produce marketed and/or
processed, receive mail (and.veryimportantly.mail order merchandise),
belong to a number of social and social service organizations and take part
in a variety of social and recreational activities.
The most interesting and difficult question raised by the information
compiled for this paper concerns the relationship between the density of
the rural population and the services and functions of the central place
that has been heretofore reconstructed. Lone Star provided only a minimum
number of services and functions when the surrounding rural population was
greatest. As the rural population declined from the 1880's onward, Lone
Star acquired more and more sophisticated social, economic and service
functions. At first glance this situation appears to contradict assumptions
frequently made about small rural towns and their decline in the 20th
century. First of all, one must account for the relatively low level of
general functions and services provided by the central place when the rural
population was at its greatest. The large rural population of the latter
decades of the 19th century either could not afford, could not use or did
not need the many local services and functions that later appeared centralized
at Lone Star. Available evidence indicates that many early rural residents
of the area were both extremely poor and transient. Many moved into "backwoods" plots farmed primitively, cut wood, hunted, trapped, "worked out" and
moved on with hardly a trace even in the memories of their immediate neighbors.
This type of rural American could only afford a minimum of economic and
institutional services. He had limited means to travel even a few miles,
and yet· he did not stay in one place long enough to become "established."
No doubt people left the area for a large variety of reasons, not all of them
economic. Life in the not too distant cities beckoned with attractive
cultural variety as well as jobs. The rise of mechanized agriculture
lessened the need for farm labor or second and third sons. Periodic depression
in agricultural prices, especially in the 1890's and the 1930's, tended to
push out more marginal residents. Also, there is some evidence that strong
ties with families and other social groupings may have mitigated against the
centralization of social and institutional functions and, therefore, of
community cohesion. Swedes, Blacks and even "Hissourians" were some of the
identifiable groups that were somewhat agglomerated within a few miles of
Lone Star.·
Secondly, one must try to account for the rise of the town of Lone Star
and all that it eventually came to present. One cl~ar, and perhaps most
significant cause, was the rise of prosperity that began in the late 1890's
and continued almost without interruption until immediately after the First
World War. The older members of the community became socially and economically
better established. Many had "paid for" land plus money to buy desired
services and to develop local institutions. They also made gains in mobility
but it was not yet the kind of mobility that would eventually tie the whole
rural community very strongly to Lawrence 12 miles away. At first the use of

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automobiles clearly helped tie the rural population to the central place,
that is, Lone Star. Major marketing and the purchase of expensive manufactured goods had always taken place in Lawrence; the use of the automobile
did not change this economic tie, it only speeded up the process somewhat.
Routinely driving to Lawrence every day or so for work, shopping or entertainment was not a practice instantly developed with the acquisition of a
Model T Ford. On the other hand the temptation to visit one's neighbors,
or just to go to "town" (Lone Star) . and see what was going on, was less
frequently resisted. The initial impact of the automobile was no doubt
more social than economic and it played a key role in growing community
cohesion.
The long term effects of prosperity, mobility and the whole increasing
mechanization of American society tended to reduce both the rural population
and importance of rural small towns. This change is not something that could
occur suddenly; if for no other reason than the fact that the terrible roads
would not allow it. The enormous long range impact of these changes clearly
tended to obscure the transitional features of the overall process. It is
left to the local historian to preserve the detail necessary for a thorough
understanding of that overall process.
FOOTNOTES
lLone Star was known as Bond between 1875 and the late 1890's when
the name was changed to Lone Star. Bond was the name of the original
postmaster. Lone Star was the name given to a new school in 1897.
2An atlas published in 1873 mentions no businesses of any kind at the
site of what became Bond (Lone Star) nor does its maps show any b~lildings
at all. It does show the present day road layout with the town's crossroads and a ford across Washington Creek to the south. It is easy to
speculate that these features provide the key to the initial development
of the town. Atlas of Douglas Co. Kansas (New York: J.W. Beers and Co.,
1873), p. 59-60.
3

Robert W. Baughman, Kansas Post Offices, 1828-1961 (Topeka: Kansas
State Historical Society, 1961), p. 15.
4Two state gazetteers published in the mid-1880's listed no businesses
at Bond (Lone Star). Polk's Kansas State Gazetteer and Business Directory,
1884-5, Vol. 4 (St. Louis, 1885) p. 232 and Polk's Kansas State Gazetteer
and Business Directory, 1886-7, Vol. 5 (St. Louis, 1887) p. 176. Hereafter
cited as Polk's. An undated Lawrence Daily Journal World clipping in the
possession of Anna Flory dates the founding of the town's oldest general
store at 1885. Hereafter cited as L.D.J.W.
5

Polk's, 1888-9, Vol. 6, p-. 194.

6polk 's, 1891, Vol. 7, p. 19l.
7
Polk's! 1894, Vol. 8, p. 172.

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8 For purposes of investigation and spatial orientation the Lone Star
community is being defined here as encompassing the area within two miles
of the town site.
9

For example, see Douglas County, Clinton Township, Decennial Census,
Kansas, 1885, Vol. 80.
10Compiled from the Ninth Census of the United States, 1870, Vol. 1
(Washington: Government Printing Service, 1872) p. 144, Statistics of the
Population of the United States at the Tenth Census, 1880, Vol. 1 (Washington:
Government Printing Office, 1883) pp. 176-177, Thirteenth Census of the
United States, 1910, Vol. 2 (Washington: United States Government Printing
Office, 1912), p. 652, Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940, J.ol. 1
(Washington: Government Printing Office, 1942) p. 399 and L.D.J.W.,
June 30, 1975.'
llCompiled from Atlas of Douglas Co. Kansas (New York: J.W. Beers and
Co., 1873) pp. 15-16, 51-52, 59-60,Edward's Map of Douglas County, Kansas.
(Philadelphia: John P. Edwards, 1887), Standard Atlas of Douglas County,
Kansas (Chicago: Geo. A. Ogle and Co., 1902), pp. 19, 35, 39 and Standard
Atlas of Douglas County, Kansas (Chicago: Geo. A. Ogle and Co., 1921),
pp. 35, 47, 51.
l2Actually, other evidence (including recollections as well as the
census records) indicates a much sharper decline of rural population between
the late 1880's and the early 1920's. The declining rural population was
only partially compensated for by the rising town population.
13 If one 1S
. .1nterested'1n t h e tota 1 popul
'
at10n
0 f t h e town or t h e
rural community, the multiplication of the number of residences times five
will yield the approximate total. This writer speculates that the population
of the Lone Star community falls somewhere between 250 and 300 in first two
decades of the 20th century.
l4The reduction in family size can account for some additional decline.
But, clearly, external factors were at work as well causing many', many
families to move away.
15

Baughman, Kansas Post Offices, p. 15.

l6 Rem1n1scences
l'
. .
0f
Car
N1e d er.
17 Polk's, 1884-5.,_ Vol. 4, p. 232.
18

The post office was formally named Lone Star on October 2, 1899.
Baughman, Kansas Post Offices, p. 76. Lone Star was the last rural post
office in Douglas County to be abandoned in 1953.
19

Atlas of Douglas Co. Kansas (New York: J. W. Beers and Co., 1873)
pp. 59-60. Carl Nieder recalled the date as 1864. Reminiscences of Carl
Nieder.

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20C1erk's Record Book of School District No. 47, Douglas County (18821913). Reminiscences of Carl Nieder.
21 Ibid .
22 L . D'.J.W., January 8, 1920. Interview, Hugo Nieder, June 24, 1975.
Those concerned about teacher's salaries today may be interested to learn
that the first teachers in the 1880's were paid $210 for teaching the entire
seven-month term. However, by 1910 the annual salary for teachers had
reached $420. Clerk's Record Book of School District No. 47, Douglas County
(1882-1913).
23 The subscribers furnished much of their own equipment in addition
to paying dues. The company was abandoned in 1959. Reminiscences of Carl
Nieder.
24

L.D.J.W., November 11, 1941.

25 Ibid .
26

A loan secured from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation using the
Lone Star bank's outstanding loans as security and all depositors were paid
off. The bank's stockholders received their investment back plus a small
dividend. Ibid.
27Interview, Hugo Nieder, June 24, 1975.
28The Mount Washington United Brethren Church was apparently founded
in the late 1880's by F. M. Testerman. It was known as the Valley Chapel
United Brethren Church in the 20th century. It was abandoned and torn down
in the mid-1940's. W. C. Hood, Map of the Vicinity of Lawrence (K.U. Country
Club, 1898?) L.D.J.W., February 8, 1946.
29

Elmer LeRoy Craik, A History of the Church of the Brethren in Kansas
(McPherson: Privately published, 1922), p. 259.
30Ibid ., The Washington Creek site retains the cemetery for both congregations.
31 Ibid ., p. 173.
32

L.D.J.W., March 3, 1921, March 19, 1921.

33

The present membership is about 100 and the usual attendance a little
over one-half that number. Interview, Anna Flory, June 29, 1975.
34 This data was compiled from numerous recollections and Polk's, 1888,
Vol. 6, p. 194; 1891, Vol. 7, p. 191; 1894, Vol. 8, p. 172; 1900, Vol. 9,
p. 172; 1904, Vol.lO, p. 766; 1908, .Vol. 11, p. 928; 1912, Vol. 12, p. 720.
35 1 ntervlew,
.
Anna F1 ory, June 29, 1975.

Reminiscences of Carl Nieder.

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36Reminiscences of Carl Nieder.
37 L •D. J . W., Harch 18, 1921, April 14, 1921, May 14, 1921.
38 L.D.J.W., May 19, 1921.
39 L.D.J.W., June 9, 1927.
40 L.D.J.W., November 20, 1912.
410ne Heeting of this group in 1921 was attended by 200 people.
February 26, 1921.
42 Interv1ew,
.
Hugo N'1ed er, J une,
24 1975 .
L.D.J.W., March 14, 1921, June 3, 1927.

L.D.J .W.,

Reminiscences of Carl Nieder,

By Paul H. Nieder
16 July 1975 College Thesis
Professor of History and Government
State Fair Community Junior College
Sedalia, Missouri
Copied with permission.

Submitted by Nary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas.

*****
"A KANSAS SOUVENIR"
Thirty years ago, along the eastern margin of the grassy quadrangle
which geographers called Kansas, the rude forefathers of Atchison, Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Lawrence and Topeka, slept in the intervals of their strife
with petty tyrants of their fields, and beyond their western horizon, the
rest was silence, solitude and the wilderness, to the Rio Grande; to Yellowstone; to the Sierra Nevada; like the lonely steppes of Turkestan and Tartary;
inhabited by wandering tribes whose occupation was war; whose pastime was
the chase; pastured for untold centuries ,by roaming herds that followed the
seasons in their recurring migrations from the arctic circle to the Gulf.
Censorious scoffers, actuated by envy, jealousy, malignity and other
evil passions have hinted that he unduly vaunteth himself; that he brags
and becomes vainglorious; that he is given to bounce, tall talk and magniloquence.
There have not been wanting those who affirm that he magnifies his
calamities as well as his blessings, and desires nothing so much as to have
the name of Kansas in any capacity always in the ears and mouths of men.
Such accusations are well calculated to make the judicious grieve.
They result from a misconception of the man and his environment.

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Cemetery Book
Eudora, Kansas
(1869-1921)
Copied at Spencer Research Library by Judy Sweets Aug. 1980.
Date of
Death
1869
10 Sept.
1870
13 July
31 July
1 Aug.
2 Aug.
20 Aug.
10 Sept.
19 Sept.
17 Sept.
Oct.

Date of
Burial

Name

'Age,

Begins page 2 and 3:

SexC610r Nation- # of
alityLot

5 July - Bessie Maud SAUNDERS 21 mos.
1870 (Removed from Blue Jacket Ford)
13 July
1 Aug.
2 Aug.
2 Aug.
21 Aug.
11 Sept.
20 Sept.
18 Sept.
3 Oct.

John William NElS
Herman LOTHHOLZ
Benjamin F. WRIGHT
Bartlett KING
Eliza ADAMS
Wilhelmina ALTENBERND
Bles. HACKLES
William IRONSIDES
John ERNST

12 Oct.

Robert IRONSIDES

9 mos.
3!~ yrs.
2 mos.
28 days
23 mos.
26 wks.
4 wks.
26 mos.
11 mos.&amp;
15 days
4 mos.

28 Oct.
10 Dec.

29 Oct.
11 Dec.

Michael Thomas - - Henry JACKSON

3 yrs.

1871
25 Jan.
4 Feb.
11 Feb.

26 Jan.
5 Feb.
12 Feb.

James HAYNES
F.L. PILLA
Charles COLE

33 yrs.
39 yrs.
19 mos.

30 Mar.

30 Mar.
19 Apr.

William BUCK
10 mos.
Charles PILLAS' childCatherine

F

W

M W
M W
M W
M Black
F

"

American 463

"
"
"
"
"

W
11 Black
M
vJ

"

M

F

"

"

46
119

W
W.

"

M
M

W
W

German

M

W
W

American 171
German
189
American 122

M
M

M

W

W

"

F
4 yrs.
2 yrs.
F
8 mos &amp;
2 ds.
F

Removed from
Captains' Creek
391 P,auper
old graveyard

W
W

430
426
135

Flux

30 July
31 July
7 Aug.

9 Aug.
15 Aug.
20 Aug.,

10 Aug.
16 Aug.
21 Aug.

Joseph SPENCER
William SPENCER
Florence BUF.NS

1 mo.
67 yrs.
17 mos.
9 mos.

28 Aug.

29 Aug.

Ingelinan INENCHAN

40 yrs.

7 Sept.

7 Sept.

George CURTIS

11 Sept.

13 Sept.

Lydia WURTH

1 yr. &amp;
6 mos. M Black American 388
1 yr. &amp;
3 mos. F
W
129
"

3 yrs.
1 yr.

vI

Black
M W

&amp;

Removed from
o.ld cemetery
Flux

29 July
30 July
6 Aug.

2 July
3 July
17 July

Removed from
Blue Mound

American 135
"
430

Rebecca Bird SPENCER
Lucas STENO
Jessie Ardilla BAIR
(or BRAIR?)
Child of Robert KING
Jame,s, PERKINS
Frank PERKINS

2 July
2 July
16 July

~neumonia

99
189

F

Summer complaint

467
190
463
426
426
63
old graveyard
119

M

"

Cause
of Death

"
"
"

135
"
___ 135 Cholera morbus
W American 135 Flux
I'
Removed from old
F Black
cemetery
F
W German
425 Fever and
cramps

M
M
M

W
h1

Flux
Flux

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Eudora Cemetery Records continued
Date of
Death

Date of
Burial

Name

1871
16 Sept.

17 Sept.

Harriet OWENS

28 Sept.

1 Oct.

Maria GABRIEL

10 Oct.

11 Oct.

22 Oct.

23 Oct.

Bertha E. GUNN
(or GUM)
Betty KELLEY

29 Oct.
15 Dec.

31 Oct.
16 Dec.

22 Dec.

24 Dec.

Sex C610r Nation- # of
ality
Lot
5 yrs. &amp;
5 mos. F
66 yrs. &amp;
9 mos. F
16 mos. F
15 mos.

Louisa FREY
Sarrah STARLBOAD (?)
(or STARWOOD?)
Ernst SEYBOLD

1872
3 Jan.

4 Jan.

Frederick STARWOOD

8 Jan.

11 Jan.

Augusta DURR

14 Jan.

17 Jan.

John CONGER

14 Feb.

15 Feb.

Lucy Jane Cole

4 Mar.
27 Har.

5 Mar.
28 Mar.

4 Apr.
10 Apr.

5 Ap~.
11 Apr.

10 Apr.
21 July

11 Apr.
22 July

23 July
3 Aug.
30 Aug.

24 July
4 Aug.
1 Sept.

28 Oct.

28 Oct.

Jesse Washington
FURRIS
Charles HALL

4 Nov.

5 Nov.

Conrath FREY

14 Nov.
4 Dec.
10 Dec.
21 Dec.
24 Dec.
30 Dec.

17 Nov.
5 Dec.
11 Dec.
22 Dec.
25 Dec.
31 Dec.

A. Josepha HEINE
Charles KELLEY
___ ALBRECHT
Phillip KRAUS
Harta COHAN
William ADAMS

F

9 mos.
F
15 yrs. &amp;
9 mos. F
13 mos. &amp;
7 days M
24 yrs. &amp;
4 mos. M
9 mos. &amp;
3 days F
54 yrs. M

4 mos. &amp;
25 days F
Stanibus SPENCER
50 yrs. M
Helen Amelia ALLEN
23 yrs. &amp;
9 mos. F
t-'.artha E. HOBBS
15 mos. F
Edward Burdell ALLEN . 11 mos. &amp;
15 days 1-1
Anna LOVELACE
5 yrs.
F
Albert SAVA
14 Mos. &amp;
27 days M
Lonz DAVIS
10 yrs. M
F

W

American 353

W
W

German
52
American 467

Fever

W

"

122

W

"

425

W

"

334

W

"

159

vI

"

334

W
W

"

"

191
158

W
W

-,,-

122
158 (or 58)

W
W

"
"

339
425

Lung Fever

W
W

"
"

339
316

Lung Fever
Caused by burns

W
W
W

"

164
442
447

"

-__ -.13 mos. &amp;
20 days F
W
"
2 mos. &amp;
--_I-day
M W
1 mo. &amp;
3 days M H
"
66 yrs. F
W German
Still born M W American
"
"
F W
"
6 yrs.
M W
"
75 yrs. F .Black
"
M

Cause
of Death

"

"

25

Inf1amation of
the brain

Inf. of Bowels
Cancer of the
stomack

?

339425
165
122
370
120
410
410

Shot by Thomas
Clark

�23
Eudora Cemetery Records continued
Date of
Death

Date of
Burial

Name

1873
14 Mar.

15 Mar.

Florette SHIELDS

18 Apr.
3 Apr.
22 Apr.
14 Aug.

I

22
22
23
15

May
May
Apr.
Aug.

Sex Color Nation- # of
a1ityLot

11 mos. &amp;
24 days F
yrs. N
24
Reinhold DURR
28
yrs. M
Albert DURR
12 hours H
Wm. ALTENBOURG
Robert ROSENAN
? 11 mos.
&amp; 1 day M
James Elmer PENINGTON 7 mos. &amp;
25 days M
Rebecca J. ~nNKELMAN? 2 yrs. &amp;
1 day
F
Adam ERNST
.40 yrs. M
son. of William HOBBS 2 hours M
2 yrs.
M
David A. WESTHEFFER
Elizabeth F. RICHARDSON 16 yrs
&amp; 2 mos.F
W.H. NElS
2 yrs. &amp; M
2mos. &amp; 12

17 Aug.

18 Aug.

3 Sept.

4 Sept.

10 Sept.
27 Sept.
4 Oct.
18 Oct.

13 Sept.

28 Sept.
5 Oct.
19 Oct.

26 Nov.

27 Nov.

1874
9 Jan.

11 Jan.

William WESTHEFFER

14 Jan.
11 Apr.

16 Jan.
12 Apr.

John KAEGI
Ida HERNEL

9 May
19. July

11 May

22 July

Henry MEYER
Gottfried SCHNEITTER

30 July

31 July

Lida MCCLINTOCK

16 Aug.
17 Aug.

16 Aug.
18 Aug.

30 Sept.

1 Oct.

28 Nov.

30 Nov.

Charles DOLLINGER
Charles Matterson
JOHNSON
Mary Amelia STICKLER's
Child
Stillborn
Barbara WINKELMAN
59 yrs. F

1875
4 Feb.
16 Feb.
12 Mar.
17 Mar.
25 Mar.
15 Apr.
26 May
24 June

6 Feb.
18 Feb.
13 Mar.
18 Mar.
26 Mar.
16 Apr.
27 May
26 June

Wilhemine BOWER
Andrew BOWER
Willis M. HARWOOD
Ellis GUNN
Charles N. HOBBS
Xenophon RICHARDS
Casper MARFELIUS
Charles SOTHHOLZ

25 June

26 June

Caroline SOTHHOLZ

W
W
W
W

American 375
191
191
American 62

W

"

375

W

"

375

W
W
W
W
W
W
days

160
"
German
46
American 442
339
"

"
"

370
128

Cause
of Death
Inf1amat. of
brain.
Drowned
Consumption
Summer complaint

Summer complaint
Typhoid Fever
Fever
Typhoid Fever
Croup

29 yrs &amp;
W
5 mos. M
"
339 Typhoid Fever
57 yrs. M W Switzerland 196 Pneumonia
1 yr. &amp;
2 mos. F Black American 338 Lung Fever
67 yrs. M W
German 129 Lung Fever
23 yrs. &amp;
11 mos. M W
Swiss
52 Fever
1 yr. &amp;
9 mos. F
W
American 83 Brain. Fever
38 yrs. M W
German 201 Shot himself
2 yrs. &amp;
11 mos. N Black American 443 Typhoid Fever

34 yrs. F
44 yrs. M
23 yrs. M
1 yr.
F
4 wks.
M
66 yrs. H
53
M
21 mos. &amp;
15 days M
11 mos. &amp;
15 days F

W

W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W

W

370
163
German

165
165
"
American 334
467
"

"

"

230

German
American 190

"

190

Typhoid Fever
Childbirth

Pneumonia
Old Age
Apoplexy
Brain Fever
Brain Fever

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Eudora Cemetery Records continued

,I

Sex Color Nation- It of
·ality
Lot

Date of
Death

Date of
Burial

Name

Age

1875
25 July

26 July

Barbara WINKELMAN

26 July
15 Oct.

27 July
17 Oct.

Gustav ROSENAN
Cathrine HATCH

3 yrs. &amp;
3 mos. F
M
4~ mos.
60 yrs. F

DEPPEY

----

168

10 Nov.

DEPPEY

----

168

10 Nov.

DEPPEY

----

168

19 Nov.

Ferdinand VITT

1876
11 Feb.
7 Mar.
2 Apr.

12 Feb.
8 Mar.
3 Apr.

Polly Jane BUCK
Valentine LICH
Katie KAEGI

9 June
22 June

9 June
23 June

21 July

21 July

24 July

25 July

Aug.
Oct.
Nov.
Oct.

4 Dec.
13 Dec.

American 160
375
"
Pruss ian 229

10 Nov.

17 Nov.

16
23
28
25

W
W
W

17
23
30
26

Aug.
Oct.
Nov.
Oct.

5 Dec.
16 Dec.

59 yrs.

M

W

43 Yrs. F
W
32 yrs. M W
3 yrs. &amp;
W
6 mos. F
John ORENDER
65 yrs. M W
Sophia Albertma PILLA 17 mos ~. &amp;
W
3 wks. F
Henrich Conrad SCHLEGEL 10 mos. MW
16 mos. &amp;
12 days M W
Eliza Christine ROSENAU? 7 mos. F W
Child of Mr. SOTHHOLZ 5 days
M W
22 yrs. M W
Alexander Jesset
John George FUCHS
87 yrs. &amp;
7 mos. M
Child of Mr. GABRIEL 4 days
F
W
A.R. GERSTENBERGER
57 yrs. F
W

German

192

Cause
of Death

Dropsy
Fever
Inflamat. of
Wound
Removed from
Blue Mound
Removed from
Blue Mound
Removed from
Blue Mound
Dropsy

American 99
233
German

Consumption

American 196
370
"

Fits
Dropsy of heart

"
"

189
93

Spasms
InfI. of
Bowels

"

223
375
190
410

Cholera Info
Inf. of Brain
Cramps
Shot himself

Thad D. GREENLEY

"
"

"

Pruss ian 134 Old Age
American 52 Inflam.
. Pneumonia fever
Pruss ian

To be continued in following quarterlies.

*****
CLINTON CEMETERY
(Located 1 mile west of Clinton, Kansas in Douglas County)
Section I (of IV Sections)
Lot 15 Jess R. Strahan
3 May 1904 - 13 Sept. 1979
9 July 1912 - 7 Feb. 1973
19 Alma (Brown) Christian
20 Lewis W. Kirkman
1895 - 1955.

�25

Clinton Cemetery cont'd
Lot 21

Hilma M.L. Helstrom
Adolph Helstrom
Alma A.C. Helstrom
Anna Marie Brown
J. Walter Brown

5 June 1850 22 Feb. 1855 - 17 Aug. 1927
27 Oct. 1853 - 23 Mar. 1923
29 Mar. 1889 - 8 May 1937
6 June 1865 - 10 Sept. 1954

S

~

22

Earl Morgan Hobbs
Myra Blanche (Harrell) Hobbs
Mary West

19 Aug. 1889 - 14 Sept. 1952
8 Sept. 1889 - 27 Jan. 1973
12 Apr. 1880 - 6 Aug. 1968

N

~

22

Axel Helstrom
Harry Helstrom

26 Sept. 1886 - 1 Oct. 1964
30 Aug. 1887 - 17 Aug. 1969

24

Kerwin Dale Tuckel
Harry W. Tuckel

30 Sept. 1931 - 25 Nov. 1964
16 June 1903 - 23 May 1978

25

Fred Stultz
Helen Ivy Stultz
Dean Stultz, Sr.

24 Dec. 1910 - 19 Jan. 1920
9 Jan. 1884 - 18 June 1953
2 July 1881 - 27 Jan. 1948

Elmer Stultz

17 May.1907 - 18 Feb. 1969

N

~

26

:S

~

29 *John Mervin Stultz

6 Oct. 1922 - 14 Sept. 1971

N

~

29 *Freeman Stultz

18 Sept. 1908 - 29 Nov. 1979

30

Christopher S. Holder

1951 -

1968

~

31

Harold W. Goff

1902 -

1973

N ~

31

Harry Leonard Cole

8 Mar. 1892 - 31 Dec. 1977

S ~

33- Bruce L. Gress
Maude R. (Murphy) Gress

1 Apr. 1894 - 14 Aug. 1979
30 Mar. 1898 1965

35

Velma L. Stultz

2 Apr. 1919 - 22 Oct. 1977

47

Earl H. Ferguson
Leona (Lewis) Ferguson

S

1917 1922 -

1966
1974

S

~

48 . Lawrence Osmond
Clara Osmond : \

N

~

48

C. Oscar Britton
Inezze11a (Sutton) Britton

49

Charles Olin Belles
Grace Edna (Harrell) Belles

17 Feb. 1886
22 Jan. 1947
6 Feb. 1888 - 24 Mar. 1977

50

Russell ~~rle Harrell
Ada (Goff) Harrell

25 May 1891 - 16 Jan. 1975
28 Mar. 1899 - 28 Nov. 1946

S

~

51

Leonard Ice
Rose C. Ice

N

~

51

Ralph Ice

52 *Ca1vin Medley Norman
Bert McIntyre
Minnie May (Allen) McIntyre
Rebecca (Belles) Steele
James Farnum Steele
Aletha Fern Steele

1 Apr. 1970
13 Jan. 1888
18 Mar. 1892 - 14 June 1962
1871 1880 -

1962
1969

1861 1953
1868
2 June 1937
11 July 1897 - 31 Mar. 1953
27 Aug. 1847
- 20
---,--12 June 1868
13 Nov. 1890
1886
1921

- 16 Sept. 1931
Feb. 1942
- 2 Jan. 1941
- 19 Nov. 1927
- 17 Dec. 1938
- 28 Y~y 1927

�26

Clinton Cemetery Cont'd
Lot 53

Edwin G. Steele
Amelia J. (Denewi1er) Steele
Leila Ruth Steele

Lot 54 *Ira T._Stee1~
Mary Dana (White) Steele
Leila Steele
Emily Steele
Eva Steele

20 Feb. 1884 - 16 Aug. 1955
20 Feb. 1884 - 13 Oct. 1958
- 29 Jan. 1910
14 Sept. 1844 - 30 Dec. 1921
21 Aug. 1849 - 26 Jan. 1946
1895
1891 1895
1889 1881
1881 1862'1860 1798 1830 1822 1867 -

1934
1934
1879
1867
1907
1939

55

Charles Freemont Stowe
Lillian M. Stowe
Sarah F. Brown
A. Maria Stowe
Benjamin Stowe
Clarence B. Stowe

56

Anna L. (Lundahl) Johnson
John Frederick Johnson

5 Oct. 1865 - 21 Aug; 1913
18 Apr. 1852 - 3 Dec. 1941

57

Felix Tucke1
Clara A. Tuckel
Howard W. Tucke1

1 Dec. 1878 - 7 Oct. 1968
18 Jan. 1886 - 23 Nov. 1958
29 Apr. 1924 - 24 Aug. 1924

59

Lester C. McMullen
Helen M. McHullen
Clyde' Talley
Jennie M. Talley
Carl D. Talley
Merle C. Talley

2 Nov. 1905 - 25 Apr. 1974
19 July 1907 - 18 Nov. 1970
23 July 1890 - 3 Jan. 1952
23 Apr. 1891 - 21 Apr. 1931
30 Sept. 1930 - 6 Oct. 1932
8 July 1919 - 28 Dec.1940

60

Otto W. Helstrom
Clara Helstrom
*Va1entine Helstrom
Max R. Helstrom
Louisa M. Helstrom
*Ernest Helstrom

-

1935
1921
1920
1912
1903
1918

Cynthia
Addison M. Bowen
Annie B. Bowen

No dates
1859 1881 -

1928
1904

62

George W. Kennedy
Emma F. Kennedy
Roy Kennedy
Mary E. Kennedy
Georgia M. Kennedy
Infant daughter

16 Oct. 1846 - 10.Nov. 1910
7 Aug. 1856 - 4 Mar. 1935
1960
1883 1886 1969
29 July 1912 - 7 Jan. 1934
5 Aug. 1916 - 5 Aug. 1916

63

Charles Luther Smalley

1874 - 28 July 1891

64

Alford F. Tucke1
William H. Tucke1
Anna M. Tucke1

1914 1877
1883 -

65

Ruby Smith
Opal Smith
Phillip G. Smith
Nancy J. Smith
Diamond R. Smith
Lydia E. (Buchhorn) Smith

61

1884
1896
1893
1849
1858
1893

-

1923
1968
1947

- 6 Jan. 1903
- 13 Dec. 1904
25 Dec. 1864 - 3 Apr. 1951
28 Oct. 1864 - 28 May 1928
2 Dec. 1894 - 19 Oct. 1918
31 Jan. 1893 - 27 Oct. 1916

�27
Clinton Cemetery cont'd
Jess Christy

23 Mar. 1878 - 23 Sept. 1943

67

Gustof Anderson
Ellen C. Anderson
Carl Anderson
Albert Anderson

20 Aug. 1845 - 11 Feb.
1845 - 30 Mar.
1875 - 14 Dec.
25 ¥~y 1880 - 15 Sept.

68

Beulah M. Goff
Richard R. Goff
Ruth D. Goff
George William Goff
Mary M. Goff
Anna May Brown

18 Oct. 1911 1916 1901 1871 1875 8 May 1907 -12

N ~ 69

Lena Murphy
Maiche1 J. Murphy

5 Aug. 1869 - 8 Dec. 1959
1 Mar. 1860 - 15 Jan. 1936

S

Harry Unger
Eu1a L. Unger
Patricia A. Unger

21 July 1896 - 9 May 1972
13 Dec. 1896 - 13 Dec. 1963
27 June 1940 - 7 Aug. 1940

Lot 66

~

70

N ~ 70

71
72

Fred Moreland Baldwin
Teresa H. (Murphy) Baldwin
*Lena Rose Baldwin
John A. Benander
Mina J. (Richerson) Benander
John Dewey Benander
Agnes (Thurber) Benander
*DeWayne Bene.nder

1905
1930
1930
1938

16 Jan. 1966
1918
1916
21 Jan. 1922
4 Jan. 1944
May 1962

31 July 1892 - 1 }1ay 1978
2 Apr. 1893 - 15 Har. 1966
13 July 1918 - 10 Jan. 1961
1864 1870 -

1945
1959

7 Oct. 1898 - 21 Mar. 1965.
26 Mar. 1900 - 14 Mar. 1960
1925 1961

73

H. Fred Henderson
Marybe11e Henderson

20 Jan. 1898 - 19 Oct. 1969
9 Har. 1906 - 21 Mar. 1963

N ~ 73

James B. Deatherage

10 Dec. 1897

74

FrankR. Mo1by

3 Apr. 1900 - 17 Feb. 1962

75

Harry Hurphy

19 July 1900 - 23 June 1978

S

S

~

~

85 *Joseph Maurice Clough
Thelma May (O'Neal) Clough

N ~ 85 *Richard Leslie Clough
Hyrt1e R. (Farmer) Clough
Alma C. Clough

~

14 Mar. 1965

11 Mar. 1898 - 20 Nov. 1976
17 May 1901 - 1 Dec. 1977
20 July 1894 - 22 Feb. 1970
13 Apr. 1901 - 11 Dec. 1971
1 Jan. 1917 - 27 June 1964

86

Opal (Hollingsworth) Anderson

7 Aug. 1906 - 3 Jan. 1960

87

Susan Roxanne Kennedy
Sherry Jeanne Kennedy
Olive Lee Kennedy
Iva L. (Surber) Kennedy
Samuel W. Kennedy

10 July 1951 - 6
14 Feb. 1946 - 5
17 Dec. 1923 - 3
5.Mar. 1885 - 24
8 Apr. 1876 - 27

88 *Joseph 11ansfie1d
Josephine Mansfield
Clyde C. Burns
89 Wesley H. Surber
Herbert Wesley Surber
Grace (Kennedy) Surber

Oct. 1954
Mar. 1963
May 1969
Nov. 1974
Sept. 1959

19 Feb. 1920 - 1 Oct.
1883 1900 7 May 1916 - 23 Sept.
2 Oct. 1886 - 20 Oct.
1890 -

1943
1959
1952
1924
1952
1959

�28

Clinton Cemetery cont'd
James M. Hazzard

26 Sept. 1900 - 20 June 1975

91

John Arnold Christy
Gertrude M. Christy
John Arnold Christy
James A. Christy

17 Apr. 1876 - 7 Nov.
6 Mar. 1875 - 12 June
1912 - 23 Oct.
24 July 1900 - 23 }my

92

Jennie Spitler
Mary E. Spitler

11 June 1857 - 25 Jan. 1880
27 Sept. 1850 - 27 May 1875

93

Oscar Malmberg
Augusta Z. Malmberg
John A. Malmberg
John T. Myers

94

Mirtle May Shirley
Dudley Bailey Hulce

- 19 Nov. 1887
25 May 1863 - 11 Sept. 1893

95

Charles E. Christy
Vera Maxine Christy

4 Apr. 1908 - 19 Mar. 1921
18 Oct. 1917 - 6 July 1921

96

Elmer B. McRi11
Charles P. Strahan
*A. J. Strahan
Mary J. Strahan
Mary Va1arie Christy

Lot 90

97

Ca1dah D. Tegart
Flint T. Tegart
Golden E. Tegart
James Tegart
Viretta Tegart

98 *Ne1son Mason
Charley N. Mason
W. C. Hill
EllaL. Hill
Dorgas Hason

1893
1857
1863
1884

1878
1869
1835
1845
1898

-

1955
1953
1942
1957

1953
1942
1922
1971

- 5 May 1880
1899
1915
1905
1903

9 Feb. 1865 - 9 Aug. 1866
14 Jan. 1893
24 July 1863
22 Aug. 1861 - 14 Aug. 1866
20 Dec. 1820 - 16 Jan. 1894
14 Nov. 1838 1879
1858
1868
1824

-

1881
1949
1929
1894

99

Emma Anderson
Joseph Thompson Anderson
Syntyche Anderson

11 Feb. 1876 - 6 July 1963
2 Jan. 1863 - 25 June 1934
6 Dec. 1906 - 28 Feb. 1907

100

Minerva J. (Rankin) Bowen
JaneA. (Fuller) Kennedy
M. L. Kennedy

26 Apr. 1837 - 31 Mar. 1922
5 July 1818 - 18 Apr. 1893
1844 1914

S

~

103

Maggie Wilson
Russell Raber
Rev. Nathan l-Ji1liams

1865 1935
10 July 1880 - 12 Apr. 1934
1816 1886

N

~

103

Joseph A. Dailey
Lola Belle (Harrell) Dailey

13 Sept. 1870 - 9 Apr. 1937
1 Aug. 1880 - 18 Oct. 1952

104

Harvey T. Bond
Nannie E. Bond
.E1za G. Bond
Ceci11e W. Bond

1862 1936
1859 1938
14 Jan. 1891 - 23 Jan. 1865
23 Y~r. 1893 - 27 Aug. 1967

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Clinton Cemetery cont'd
Lot 106

Roscoe C. Rabor
Laura E. Rabor
Marian Rabor
Marie Rabor

1880
1886
1914
1913

-

1967
1968
1917
1913

107

John Hulce
Sarah A. (Hoagland) Hulce

20 June 1826 - 12 Dec. 1873
18 Aug. 1828 - 18 Nov. 1898

108

Janet V. Thurber
George W. Thurber
Carrie (Badsky) Thurber
Elsie Anderson
George W. Thurber

- 17 Feb. 1940
10 Sept. 1879 - 13 Mar. 1968
1 Apr. 1889 - 1 Dec. 1964
20 ~~r. 1921 - 11 Nov. 1942
13 Jan. 1910 - 20 June 1930

109

Infant son Roby
Mary E. Roby
Lura May (Woodward) Losh
Henry Arthur Losh
Lewis Allen Kemp

S

~

110

N

~

110

111

112

113

Charles H. Hill
*Samue1 E. Hill
William N. Hill
Charles W. Brown
James,C. Brown
Maria G. Brown
Theodore Surber
*LaVere E. Surber
LaVergne C. Surber

c. V. 'Williams
Otto Williams

- 24 July 1871
1837 - 24 May 1873
23 Aug. 1885 - 28 Oct. 1966
23 July 1880 - 29 Mar. 1963
25 Jan. 1940 - 25 Jan. 1940
28 Nov. 1901 - 5 June 1973
17 Oct. 1892 - 17 Apr. 1955
22 Sept. 1888 - 19 July 1940
1812 1817 -

1904
1897
1904

1914 - 7 Sept. 1920
15 Jan. 1924 - 20 Aug. 1968
22 Oct. 1894 - 10 Oct. 1975
10 May 1854 - 13 Oct. 1928
14 Jan. 1879 - 5 Nov. 1889

114 *Jerry J. Reipen
James C. Reipen

1926 - 29 July 1946
26 Apr. 1903 - 26 June 1976

115

William Carl Kampschroeder Jr.
Wilma Ruth (Tucke1) Kampschroeder

16 Nov. 1902 - 8 Nov. 1967
17 Oct. 1907 - 7 Dec. 1956
7 May 1886 - 19 Mar. 1970
13 June 1886 - 11 Apr. 1976

S

~

116

Russell J. Woodward
Maude M. (Moore) Woodward

N

~

116

Henry Lloyd Fitzpatrick

1900 - 1 Nov. 1971

* United States Service Men
Section II will be published in the next edition of the Pioneer.
Copied and submitted by Mrs. Goldie Hout and Mrs. Vivian Clough, Clinton,
Kansas (Rt. 5, Lawrence)

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Pet1tions for Naturalization
Douglas Co. Kansas., taken from Naturalization
Petition and Record Book -Vol I: Oct. 25. 1906
to Feb'. 5, 1924. Compiled by Judy Sweets, Lawrence,

Kansas.

Continued fro. last issue
p. 10-lst petition (cancelled)
p. 73-2nd petition
Full name: Louis Eder
Place of Residence:Eudora, Kansas
Ocoupation: retired farmer
Born: 26 Nov. 1856, Bavaria
Eiii1"gra.ted. to U.S. from Bavaria on or about 15 April 1869,
arri ved at N".Y.on vessel. "Hamburg!1American Line •
Declaration of Intention: 1st petition- no date given
2nd petition- 26 Feb. 1918, in Douglas Co. Distriot Court
Wife'~ name: Caroline, born Grainst Bavaria, Germany.
Number of children: none
Resided in Kansas since:18 May 1869
Decr1ption of Retitioner: fair complexion, 6 ft, 155 Ibs.,
gray hair' brown . eyes. .
p. 111
Npe: Frank John Eno
Place of Residence: Marion Twp., Douglas Co., Kansas
Occupa.tion: farmer
Born: 27 Nov. 1863. Zehden. Germany (or Prussia, Germany)
EiiiISrated to U.S. from: Zehden, Germany (or Hamburg. Germany)
on vessel"Soxonia" about 1 May 1868, arrived port of N.Y.
Last foneign residence: Zehden. Germany
Declaration of intention: 2 April. 1918. Douglas Co. District Ct.
Lawrerice. Kansas.
ReSided in Kansas s~:20 May 1868
Wite's name:Minnie B. Eno, born near Worden. Kansas
Children:' three
Description of Detit,1oner: (age 54) fair complexion. 5' 8",
165 Ibs •• light hair. blue 'eyes.
p. 34-1~tpeti tion
39 2nd petion
~: ,Aaron Friedman
Place of Residenoe: 820 Ohio, Lawrenoe, Kansas
Occupation:produce and junk dealer
Born: 28 April. 1875 at Diven.Kobrin (or Kabr1n?) Co •• Russia
Emigrated to U.S. from: Bramen. Germany about 3 March 1904.
arrived at port of Baltimore. Md. on vessel. "Kassell"
DeolAration of intention:12 Feb. 1905. Circuit Ct •• Jackson
Co • (Kansas Ci ty) Mo.
~: Rebecca Friedman. born W1adimir Walinsk.~ussia
Children: two
Resided in Kansas' since: 1 May 1906
~.

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Petitions for Naturalization continued:
p. 131
Name: Anna Fischer
PlaCe of Residence: 921 Illinols St., Lawrence. Kansas
Occupatlon:housekeeper
Born:12 April 1863 ln Czersk. Germany
Emigrated from:Bremen. Germany (no date given)
Arrlved at port of ~ about 1 May 1872 on vessel ( unknown)
De:o~.tion of intention: 18 Nov. 1920. DoIIglas Co. Dist. Ct.
Lawrence. Kansas
Reside~ in Kansas sin~: 10 May 10 May l872
~lta1 status: unmarried
Dessriptlon: (age .57) - fair complexion. 5' 9". 152 lbs •• brown
;·ha1:s. 'blue eyes:.
p. 25

Name: Gottlieb Herman Gabriel
PIMe of Resldence: RFD # 3 Eudora, Douglas Co •• Kansas
Occupat1on:farmer
Born: 9 Feb. 1844,. Prestram, Germany
Emigrated to U.S. from:Bremen, Germany on or about 15 Nov.
1858. arrived port ot New Orleans on vessel Hennp? ~ Gagern
DeClaralon of Intention: "Petltloner is an honorably
dlscharged soldier and makes application for citzenship under
Sec. 2166 Rev. Statutes. He enlisted in Co. liE" 3rd Wisc. Calv.
on B:- ,'July 1862. II
Resided in Kansas since:l Oct. 1859
Wlfe: Ellza Schnitter Gabriel-deceased
ChIldren: three
p. 32

Robert Guntert
Resldence: Lawrence, Ks.
Oco.upatlon:farmer
Dec
lon of I tentlon: 27 Nov. 1908. Douglas Co. Kansas
Born:Baden, Germany Busengen. Germany) 18 April 1853
Emigrat~ to U. S. from:Havre. Frace, on vessel"St. Paul"
'arrived N.Y. about 22 Sept. 1907
Last forelgn resldence: Baden Germany(Busengen, Germanyli
Reslded ln Kgnsas since:26 Sept 1907
Wlfe:Kasotina? Guntert born, Suetz, Germany
Chlldren: three
Descr1pt.1o,p: (age 5.5) dark complex1on, 5' 5", 140 lbs., dark
brown ha1r, blUe eyes, brown mustache, short gray beard.
~:

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Petitions for Naturalization continued:
p.

67,

Name: Sam Wolfa Galitzky (Schloime Galitzky on certificate
of arri val),
.
Residence: 1017 Alabama St., Lawrence, Ks. -9 April 1921
---127 Quincy St. , Topeka, Ks.- at age 21
Occupation: clothier
.
Born: 3 ~larch 1893 Bratslaw, Russia
Emigrated from:Bremen, Germany, 10 Nay 1913. arrived port
of Galveston, Texas on vessel "Chemnitz"
De~laration of intention: Shawnee Co. Dist. Ct., Topeka. Ks
on 8 Oct. 1914
--Wife:Li1lian Galitzky, b. St. Joseph, Mo. 7-3-1895
ChIldren: one .
Description: (age 21 ) dark complexion. 5'5".140 1bs.,
dark brown hair, brown eyes.
Resided in Kansas since: 15 June 1913
p. 78
Name: Frederick W. Gerstenberger
ReSIdence: Eudora Township, Douglas Co., Kansas
Occupation: farmer
~: 7 Oct. 1854 Hernsdorf, Germany (Henersdorf, Germanyl
Emigrated from:Brmen, Germany about 15 Dec. 1862,arrived N.Y.
on vessel "Oceon"
Declaration of intention: 20 r-lar~.~ 1918. Douglas Co. District
'Ct., Lawrence, Ks.
Resided in Kansas since:l April 1863
Wife: Emilie Gerstenberger
Children: five
Description:fair complexion, 5'6",145 lbs. gray hair, blue eyes.
p. 79

Name : Ernest Gerstenberger
Residence: Eudora, Ks.
Occupation: farmer
Born:25 July 1850, Silices (or Siliecea) Germany
Emigrated from:Bremen Germany about 1 Dec. 1863, arr1ved N.Y.
on vessel "Oceon".
Res1d~ i~ansas since: 1 May 1864
Declaration of intention: 6 Apr1l 1918, ~oug1as Co. D1st. Ct.,
Eallrence. Ks.
Wife: Sophia, b. Hannover, Germany
Children: ten
Descr1ption:fair compleXion, 5'8", 150 1bs., dark gray ha1r.
blue ~ves, Distinctive marks: cr1ppled thumb, and 2nd finger
on left hand.
This is only a part of the information from the petitions.
continued in future issues.

To be

�33

PASTORS' OF THE PLYMOUTH'CONGREbATIONAL CHURCH, Lawrence. KS
Organized Sunday evening OCtober 22, 1854
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

Samuel y~ turn
Richard Cord1ey
Leverett W. Spring
George Hale Scott
R. Cordley

Rev. William W. -Bo,1 t
Rev. Noble S~ Elderkin
Rev. Ross W~ Sanderson

Oct. 1854 to June 1857
Dec. I, 1857 to Oct. 13, 1875
June 22, 1876 to Oct. 1. 1881
April 13. 1882 to May I, 1884
June I, 1884 to July 11. 1904
-date of death
Oct. 1. 1904 to March I, 1910'
Sept. I, 1910 to March I, 1917
Sept. I, 1917 -

REGISTER OF THE SUPERINTENDENTS' OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
Plymouth Congregationa'Ii. Church, Lawrence, KS'
organized Jan. first

~Sunday)',

S. N. Simpson. Superintendent
C.L. Edwards, Supt.
S. O~ Thacher, Supt.
C. L. Edwards, Supt.
F. H. Snow, Supt.
R. Co'rdley. Supt.
S~ O~ Thacher, Supt.
J. G. Haskell. SUpt.
T. Dwight Thacher. Supt.
F. O~ Marvin~ Supt.
S~ O'~ Thacher, Supt.
C~ L. Edwards, Supt.
J. M. Wood, Supt.
William McDonald, Supt.
W·. E. Hazen, Supt.
C. E. Edwards:
A~ D~ Weaver, Act".. Supt.
A~ D. Weaver, Supt.
S~ A~ Wood, Supt.
D. M. McFarland, Supt.

1855 in Simpson's Office
to: Nov. 1856
Nov. '56 to Jan.
Jan. '60 to Jan.
Jan. '67 to Jan.
Jan. '69 to Jan.
Jan. '70. to Jan.
Jan. '71 to Jan.
Jan. '74 to Jan.
Jan. '79 to' Jan.
Jan. '81 to Jan.
Jan. '82 to Jan.
Jan. '83 to Jan.
Jan. '89 to Jan.
Jan. '90: to Jan.
Jan. '91 to Jan.
Jan. '93 to Jan.
Jan. '99: to Jan.
Jan. '00 to Jan.
Jan. '07 to Jan.
Jan. '10 to -

1860
1867
'69
'70
'711.
'74
'79)
'8r
'82
'83
'89
'90
'91
'93
'99
'00
'07
'10

--from The Plymouth Congregational Church Records, Volume Ii
in the Kansas Collection of Spencer Research Library, University
of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. Copied by Pauline B. Elniff

"j!\ Kansas Souvenir"

. I~ is a distinctly American State, with a trivial fnaction
of ll~l~eracy, the largest school popUlation, and but one detected crImInal to two thousand of its inhabitants.

�3.4

QUERIES
Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to
gain the best results. There are many of our ancestors who have the same
first and last names and this might hasten our answers.
Q\leries are for the present time free to non-members.
cern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more.

They must con-

Mr. Steve Thomas, 119 North Emma St., Olathe, Kansas 66061
Will exchange information with all descendants of George and Katherine DEAY
who lived in the Eudora and Vinland areas 1850 to present.
Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
The 1850 Federal Census for Morris Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania
lists James MCCLURE, age 58; his wife, Keziah (Kesia?), 52; son, Andrew, 17;
son, Joseph, 13. Believe that James and Kesia were the parents also of
Azariah, b. 1822 and James C., b. 1828 (in Huntingdon county) who arrived in
Illinois in 1850, settled near Mackinaw in Tazewell county where Azariah
married Betsy Ann GAINES Gordon in 1853 and James C. married Lucinda ROBINSON
in 1859. Would appreciate any information which would verify this relationship.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiggins Sanders, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, Missouri 64093
Need information on family of Martha Ann RANDOLPH, born near Nashville,
Davidson county, Tenn., 22 Dec. 1828, died Lawrence, Ks., Feb. 24, 1906. She
was married to Joseph H. HARRISON (b. Ala.) on 17 Nov. 1849 in Jackson county,
Missouri. 1850 Federal Census lists her in Cedar county, Missouri. Came to
Lawrence in 1854. Any information on either HARRISONS or RANDOLPHS would be
appreciated.
Jane Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Looking for descendants of the following: (1) Emily }ITLLER OWINGS who lived
in Circleville, Jackson county, KS, in 1887; (2) Anthony T. MILLER who lived
in Lebanon, Smith county, KS, in 1888; (3) William R. MILLER who lived in
Douglas county, KS in 1885, and in Jefferson City, Cole county, Missouri in
1888. All came from Grant or Randolph counties, Indiana some time during
the 1870's or 1880's.
Mrs. Betty Coleman Maker, 8340 Greensboro, McLean, Virginia 22102
Seeking information on my grandmother, Myrtle Adell JONES (married P. E.
REUSCH of Vinland, Ks.) b. 3 April 1889, d. 23 Sept. 1916, buried Deay
cemetery, Douglas Co., Ks. Who were her parents? Grandparents? Where did
&lt;~hey live?
Death certificate not found in Kansas state records. Where
did Myrtle die? Any living children?
Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Gilbert G. DART b. in New York ca. 1790-1'800'. Married Jerusha about the
year 1825. Removed to Ohio 1830. Seeking information as to where in New
York three elder children were born.
Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
David and Diedema (Stanley) SWISHER b. Harrison and Lewis Counties, West Va.
David b. 1804. Would like information on parents of either. Suspect David's
parents to be Jacob Return SWISHER and Rachael CURLE.

�35
Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Descendents of Jacob SARVER, m. Almeda DART, d. K.C. March 1, 1903. Last
known residence was in Rosedale, suburb of K.C., removed to Oklahoma.
Children: Clyde H., m. Pearl A., 500 N. 22nd, K.C., Ks; Awlney C., m.
Grace M., 1614 Forest, K.C., Ks.
Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Gilbert DART, b. 1857, Anderson County, Ks." removed to Oklahoma. Died
1880's or about in Sepulpa, Oklahoma. Or, Gilbert DART b. Ohio, m. Laura
WALTERS in~Anderson County, Ks., removed to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044,Ph.:913-842-3072
Am looking for James M. HOUGLAND's parents. James was born KY 1823, m.
16 :Ap,ril 1344, Adair Co. s _J"a Plata, MO. Elizabeth WILSON b. Hardin Co, KY
30 May 1821.
Mrs. Maxine Hoore Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044 Ph 913-843-3072
The children of James M. HOVGLAND and Elizabeth WILSON were all born in l1acon,
MO. They' were: Thomas b. 1845, Aaron Louis b. 1846, Amanda b. 1847, James b.
1849, Stephen b. 18 Oct. 1850, Mary Josephine b. 1856, Nancy "Ella" b. 1859,
Susiana, b. 1862, Sherman James DaniellO March 1865. Need information about
Thomas, James, Stephen.
Mrs. Mary Jamison, Route 2, Box 58A, Baldwin City, Kansas 66006
Need information on James H. ANDERSON, b. Ohio 1847, 1848. 11. Nettie Isabelle
ROBERTS Oct. 1883, Peru, Nebr. Who were his parents, any siblings?

We thank you for your contributions to our publication. Please continue
to do ~o. It will be filed and used as time and space permits. We especially
apprec1ate old, unpublished material with lots of names and facts,relevant to
Douglas C?unty. E~ch contributor is responsible for the accuracy of his or
her mater1al contr1buted. Please submit your five generation charts for
our research and Ahnentafel lists. ";~"":" ,eo (hr., "':', 1 ' ' - - ' ' ; : ' : ' '
&gt;~:~."-'

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Sincerely, The Editor

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Index to Volume IV, No.1, The Pioneer
A
Ada~s ••••••••••••••••••••••.•. •~2, 21

Addis ••.••.• . . ................•• 2

••••••••••••••••• 2
Addison •••.•
Albert ..... . ' ..................... 2
Albrecht ............. ~ ........ . 22
••••••••••••• 2
Aldrich •••••••••
Allen ........................... 22
Allendorf ....................... 2
Allison ••••••• ~ ••••••••••••.•••• 2
Altenbernd ..................... 21
Altenbourg ..•....•......•••••••• 23
Andersoni •••••••• 2,26,27,28,29,35
Ap1tz .................•......... 2
Arms trong ....................... 2
• • • • • • • • • • • • •2
Arnett ........ .
Arter .......................... . "2
• • • • • • • • • .. 2
Asher ...•.. " .•.•.
• •••••••••••• 2
Auker [Anker?] ••
Austin ................. e" • • • • • • • • 2
B

· ............... . 29
Badsky ••.
• ••••••••••••••••• 2
Baher .•••
Baillie •••••. ••••• : ••••••••••• 2
•••••••••••••• 27
Baldwin.
Barber ••
• ••••••• 2
• ••••••• 2
Barnes ..••
Barrett •.•
• ••••••• 2
Barron. . . . . . . .............. ..... 2
Barth ......•............... . ' .... 2
• ••••••••••• 2
Bates ••.....••
Baumgardner •••
• ••••••• 2
'•••••••• 2
Bayless •...•..
Beach ...... . ' .................•... 2
Beal .. ~ ......................... 2
Beard ••••
• ••••••••••••••••• 2
• ••••••••••••••••• 2
Bechtel .•
• •• 2
Bedale .•••••
• •• 2
Beebe ••.••••
• •••••••• 2
Belcher .•••.
Belles. • . • • • • • • . . • . .
• ••••••• 25
Benander.
. •••.••.••••••• 27
Blackman.
. ............... 2
Blair ..••••
• ••••••••••••••• 2
Bodle •.••....••.•••. • ••••••••••• 2
Bolt ••.
· . ~ ....... . 33
Bolton ..•..•
• ••••••••••• 2
·Bond ••.
. .................. . 28

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Boughton ........................ . 2
• .26,28
Bowen •.•
· ... . 23
Bower ••.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •2
Bowers ••
Boy1s ............................. 2
• ••••• 2
Bradley ••
Br~dy •••••••••••• •·•••••••••••••• 2
Brair (?) .. ...................... . 21
Brandstadt ...............
2
Brassfield •••.••••...
• •• 2
•••••.•.••• 2,3
Breece ....... .
• .•' .•• 3
Breeding •.•..•
•.•••••.• 3
Breese .......... .
••••••••• 3
Brelsford ••••••••
Brett ....
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Briggs ...•........
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Britton ..••
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Bromelsick. • •••••••••••••••••• 3
Broughton.
• •• 3
• •• 3,25,26,27
Brown ...••
Brownell. . . . . . . . . . . .
. ........ 3
Buchhorn ....................... 26
Buchner ..... ..................... 3
• .••.•• 21
Buck.
• ••••••. 3
Buckingham •••
3
Budd. '.' •••
Bullene •.•
• •• 3
Burdick.
· .••.• 3
Burns ..
• .21,27
Busch .••
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Bushby ••••••
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Butcher ••
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Butler •••
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Byington ••••
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Campbell ..... .................... 3
Cardinel1 .......
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Carter .............
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Caulk ••••••
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Champion •.•
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Chapman ........
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Charlton ..•.•.•.••••••••
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Chase ••••..••••••••..•••
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Chitwood ••....
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Christian •••••
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Christman ••••••••
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Clark •.••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3
Clendening ••.••••••••.•••••••••• 3
Clinger •.••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••• 3
Clock ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3
Clough •••••••••••••••••••••• 27,29
Clypton •• "••••••••••.•••••••••••• 3
Cochlin. • •
• •••••.••••••• ' ••• 3
Cole •• ~. e . • • • • • ".' . . . . . . . . . . . . ~. 21,22
Coleman ••••••••••••••.•••••••••• 34
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VOLUME III
NUMBER 4

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Publi sh ad Quarterly By:

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LAWRENCE, KANSAS

66044

�"THE PIONEER"
Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

---------------------------------------------------------------------------Spring 1980

Vol. III, No. 4

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Contents

112

'Officers - By-Laws . • • . . • • • .
Ethics

115

Eldridge Biography . . . . .

116

"Quantrill's Loss, Museum's Gain". .

118

Genealogist's Code

of

. . 120

Douglas County Petitions for Naturalization.
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Buys Clues to Ancestry at 'Nation's Root Cellar'"

· . • 123

Douglas County Cemetery Information.

. • 125

Douglas County School Information. •

• • • 132

"In Search of the Family Tree" (article written about Mrs. Helen King
in 1971).
......•.•.
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. . 132
l35

Queries.
,

Workshop Registration. .

· . . l38

* * * * * * * * * * *
Dear Readers,
This is our final issue of "The Pioneer" for this year.
my final message to you as society president.

It is also

We had hoped to do more for the society the past two years but looking
back we see some wor.thwhile accomplishments.
It

We hope that all of you will support and attend our workshop June 7.
surely help us to find some of our needed answers.

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We sincerely hope we can elect the officers we need for the year 19801981 before July 1.
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There are so many worthwhile goals to be met as an active, working
genealogical society.
My deep, deep "thank yousIf go to each and everyone of you for your
support and hours of help over the past months.
Sincerely,

�'Officers:
President: Mary Jamison
Vice President:
Secretary: Jane Wiggins
Treasurer: Cora Fellenstein
Genealogist: Emma Berg
Librarian:
Editor:
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Library Committee: Pauline Elniff, Irma Kidwell, Georg~an~ rune
Membership and Special Publicity: Maxine Hougland, Irma K~dwell,
Dorothy Clarke
Typing: Jane Wiggins
Indexing: Kathryn Bunton, Dorothy Wiggins
.,
History and Records: Nettie Wismer, Dorothy W~gg~ns
Pioneer: Judy Sweets, Emma Berg, Jane Wiggins, Mary Jamison

BY-LAWS
Of The
DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
ARTICLE I:

Name.

This organization shall be a non-profit organization known as the
County Genealogical Society.

Dou~las

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.
ARTtCLE IV:

Officers

Section One: Officers shall be president, vice-president, secretary,
treasurer, librarian, genealogist and editor, and they shall comprise
the executive board. The executive board shall be required to.meet at
,least once between regular meetings. Action of the board shall be by
I simple majority,
with the president voting only in case of a tie vote.
Four (4) members of the executive, board, shall constitute a quorum.

�Section Two: Officers shall serve a one-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, with exception of the first year.
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
the 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 shall assume
delegated by the president, or in the absence
president, or in ca~e the office shall become
for a meeting place for the organization, and
the members of said meeting place and time of

the presidential duties
or incapacity of the
vacant; shall arrange
for notification of
the meeting.

Section Three: The secretary shall keep the minutes and records and
a roster of all members, and shall conduct all correspondence under
the direction of the president.
Section Four: The treasurer shall handle the funds, have a depository
therefore and duly account for the same by presenting a report at all
general meetings of the society and by submitting all monthly receipts
and cancelled checks to the president before each meeting. All checks
written in the name of the society must be signed by both the president
(or vice-president in the absence of the president) and treasurer. 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 shall be deposited in the name of the society.
Section Five: The librarian shall have custody of all genealogical
and historical material of the society and shall maintain a catalogue
of such material and make such arrangements as the society directs for
placement of the materials acquired by the society and shall be chairman of the library committee.
Section Six: The~enealogist shall be responsible for all requests for
genealogical research from which funds are received, and the accounting
to the treasurer for said funds.

�·Section Seven: The editor shall be responsible for the publication and
mailing of the quarterly and maintaining its mailing list, and shall
also be chairman of the quarterly committee.
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 Genealogical Society 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 in the absence of the president)
wi~h approval of the executive board, has the power to call special business
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 VIII:

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 $5.00 per member, plus an additional $2.50 per
member from'the same household, payable before or at the July ~eeting. Each
member paying the $5.00 dues shall be entitled to one free copy of each
quarterly and shall receive a 50% discount on copies thereafter that he (or
she) may purchase. Members joining after the July 1 date and paying the $5.00
fee shall receive all back issues of the quarterly for that fiscal year.
ARTICLE X:

Amendments

These by-laws may be amended at the 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 Genealogical Society, after
making provisions for payment of all liabi'lities of the society, the officers
shatl dispose of all its assets exclusively for charitable or educational
purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization(s) under
Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue law).

REMEMBER TO REGISTER FOR THE JUNE 7 PUBLIC WORKSHOP.
PAGES 135-138.

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INFORMATION ON

�THE GENEALOGISTS' CODE OF ETHICS

The fourth annual meeting of the Federation of Genealogical Societies
; held in Omaha, NE on August 10th, [1979] has brought forth a "Code of
Ethics" which the Federation will recommend that all genealogists be
, asked to sign when applying for membership in each of their society
members. There has been some questions arise concerning the strong
wording in this code. The GENEALOGISTS' CODE OF ETHICS is as follows:
"In order to protect the integrity of Public Records and library
books, I am ethically bound and hereby agree:
1.
2.

3.

4.
5.

That I will treat with the greatest care and respect all
public records and library books which may be made available for my use.
That I will speak with courtesy to all employees of a vital.'
records office, or of a public library, when requesting to
see any vital record or library book, and that when finished
with such record or book, I shall express my thanks to the
person attending ·to my. requests.
That I will not tear, erase, mark or remove any public record
or library book, and will refrain from mutilating, defacing or
otherwise destroying any part of such public record 'or
library book.
That when I have finished viewing any public record or library
book, I will return it to the proper or designated place.
That I will not repeat or publish any item which will reveal
the illegitimacy of any person born within the past 75 years.

This pledge is freely made by me upon penalty of forfeiting my
membership in this society.

Signature
This Code was adopted as it was felt that if we are to ask state 1egislaturers to open vital records to genealogists, we should take steps to
,show that genealogists are worthy of this trust. Most of us already
to1lowthe methods and requirements set forth in the Code, but each of
us have heard of or seen the misuse o~records and library books; and
we all know we would not publish an illegitimacy without the consent of
the persons involved. But by using the "honor system" already strong
among genealogist and possibly printing the code ou,the back side of
your membership card, we can physically show public officials we are
~incere in respecting and caring for public records and library books.
The code was meant as a guide and can be adjusted to fit your society
requirements. We hope you will consider adopting this Code or desigt'ting
a similar one for your society.
Copied from The Kansas Council of Genealogical Societies bulletin
D.ecember 1979.

115

�COLONEL SHALOR WINCHELL ELDRIDGE.
Lawrence.
Among the pioneers of Kansas, and its:-most energetic and useful
business men, as well as its best free-state men, may be ranked Sha10r
W. Eldridge, who was born at West Springfield, Massachusetts, A~gust 29, 1816.
His grandfather, Elisha Winchell, was an officer in the Revolutionary army;
and an uncle, Sha10r Winchell, died in the service in the war of 1812, and
several of his other relatives were soldiers in both wars. His father,
Lyman Eldridge was a mechanic. His mother's name was Phoebe Winchell. The
Winchell family have a printed genealogy running back for several hundred
years, which is fully referred to in the sketch of Hon. Reuben W. Ludington,
in this book.
Sha10r W. Eldridge had but little of the advantages of education,
merely those of the common schools of his time, but he became, nevertheless,
a. man of good practical business scholarship, and acquired a fund of information which made him a leading business man in all his multifarious pursuits.
His early tastes were for large enterprises. In his youth he engaged in
trade and in various occupations until he was twenty years old, when he
l~unched out as a railroad contractor, .and took a large contract on the
Cpnnecticut River Railroad, embracing some of its heaviest work. He had important contracts afterward on the Wooster &amp; Nashua, in Massachusetts, the
Keene Railroad in New Hampshire, the Hartford, Fishkill &amp; Providence Railroad,
the Middletown &amp; Berlin Branch, and afterward on the extension of the Connecticut River Railroad, Vermont Central, New Jersey Central, and the New Haven &amp;
N~rthampton, and other contracts.
These works occupied his time for about
twelve years.
I
When he abandoned this kind of work he started for Kansas, arriving at
Kansas City January 3, 1855. He then purchased of General S. C. Pomeroy,
the American House, at Kansas City, which General Pomeroy had previously
purchased for the Emigrant Aid Society. This house was the head-quarters of
the free-state men, and in it Colonel Eldridge and his family had many
thrilling adventures. The pro~slavery men stopped at the house in their
incursions into Kansas, and their demonstrations frequently produced difficulties and threatened disaster to the house. Edwin S. Eldridge, his youngest
brother, was with him in all these trials, and proved himself a man of expedients as well as courage.
At one time the house was beset by the border-r.uffian, Captain Pate, and
a large body of men, demanding that the free-state men be delivered to the
mob, when Colonel E1dridf,e and his brother, Edward, stood at the door with
arms in their hands and conunanded them to halt at the peril of their lives.
A ~ong interview followed, and Pate gave up the effort. A half dozen prominent
obnoxious free-state men were then in the house, and their lives were saved
by· this desperate courage against fearful odds.
When Governor Reeder escaped from Kansas, in May, 1856, he went to this
house and was hid away for three weeks, making many hair-breadth escapes.
At.one time, Mrs. Eldridge, to whose heroic courage her husband was greatly
indebted, quickly covered Governor Reeder up with a bed, and as :the ruffians
ap~roached the door of the room, she and her sewing girls sat quietly at
work,-whi1e a whole company of exasperated men looked upon the scene, chagrined and disappointed at finding nobody in that room but a q~iet family at

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�work. At least a half dozen times similar expedients were resorted to, to
:prevent him from being discovered. His meals were handed to him over the
transom, or clandestinely carried to him as circumstances suggested, but
'he never came to the public table. Finally it was determined that the
'Governor must be got away from the place, and some means planned for his
'escape. The steamboat Converse lay at the wharf for the night, on its
'downward trip. Its captain was about the only free-state steamboat commander on the Missouri river. With him Kersey Coates arranged that he
,should take the Governor on his boat about six miles below Kansas City, in
'disguise as an Irish laborer. A man was confidentially hired to bring a skiff
'from Wyandotte to a secluded spot just below the city, and to this Governor
Reeder and Edwin S. Eldridge and his wife were to repair in the dark.
'Governor Reeder was dressed in heavy brogans, corduroy pants and a striped
:hickory shirt, his whiskers and mustache shaved off, his false teeth taken
out, and a dirty clay pipe in his mouth. Thus attired he sat and smoked
:in the public hall, and afterward walked quietly away, seeking the place
selected. Here he met Mr. E. S. Eldridge and his wife, and the three
entered the little boat and proceeded down the river about six miles to a
'wood-yard. Here he hid himself till morning, and when the boat came along
hailed it, and it landed. The captain gruffly inquired, "Where are the
'passengers?" Reeder replied that there \-lere none but him. To this the captain
responded in a very angry manner, reproving him for hailing his boat, and
gruffly ordering him aft among the deck hands. Thus Governor Reeder escaped
from Kansas, where hundreds of desperate men sought his life, traveling the
'entire trip to St. Louis as a deck passenger.
In the early part of 1856, he leased the Free State Hotel in Lawrence,
and opened and equipped it as a first-class hotel. On May 21, 1856, it
was destroyed by Sheriff Jones and his posse, under indictment as a nuisance
by the pro-slavery court, David R. Atchison aiming the first cannon. After
finding that cannon balls had little effect upon it, the house was fired
and totally destroyed, with nearly all the furniture, provisions and groceries.
Colonel Eldrirlge was present and witnessed the destruction.
Immediately after he ,was appointed to go to Washington with a memorial
of the free-state men, and attended the Philadelphia Convention which
nominated Fremont, and was also a delegate to the Buffalo Convention, where
he was appointed one of the National Committee, and made its agent for the
Kansas' immigration., Under this authority, he conducted large bodies of men
to Kansas through Iowa, Nebraska, and back of the then settlements of Kansas,
through where Holton now stands, to Topeka. With one of these parties, numoering about three hundred and fifty men, he was captured by United States
troops. The cannon was buried but many of the arms were taken. Afterward
Colonel Eldridge headed a company of men who recaptured these arms from
the government officers at Lecompton. He raised large amounts of provisions
~nd ammunition which he brought in at various times during the entire period
of the difficulties, and was among the leading men of the times who did a
vast amount of service in the free-state cause.
He procured a large amount of lead pipe at Council Bluffs, powder and
other ammunition, and although he paid for them, had a fight at that place
to take them away. The same trip Robert Morrow procured two hundred stand
of arms of Governor Grimes, of Iowa. In the elections of 1857 he was an
influential leader. By entreaties he influenced Secretary Stanton, acting
Gpvernor in the absence of Governor Walker, to call the newly-elected freestate Legislature together to secure a vote upon the Lecompton constitution.

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�Lane, in the meantime, had been holding meetings allover the Territory
'for the same purpose, and the-members of the new Legislature had met to
:demand the same action, but Colonel Eldridge absolutely went to Lecompton
:and came back with the proclamation.
In 1857 S. W. Eldridge, with his brothers, Ed. S., Thomas B., and
Ijames M., erected the Eldridge House in Lawrence, at a cost of eighty
thousand dollars, furnished, opened and conducted it until it was destroyed
'by Quantrill, August 21, 1863. The same year he started a daily stage line
'from Kansas City to Topeka, Lawrence to Leavenworth, and Independence,
Missouri, to Weston, Missouri. He enlisted as a private in the 2nd Kansas
,regiment and was elected lieutenant, serving six months. In 1863 he was ap,pointed a paymaster in the United States Army by President Lincoln, and
served about one year, when he resigned. In 1868 he was appointed quarter:master-general of Kansas, by the Kansas Legislature. In 1869 he was elected
!county commissioner of Douglas county. The same year he was elected city
'marshal of Lawrence.
In 1865 he rebuilt the Eldridge House at Lawrence. In 1867 he built
the Broadway HoteL.in Kansas City, now called the Coates House. In 1871
he built the Eldridge House at Coffeyville. In 1872 he built the Otis
House at Atchison.
He became a Free Mason at Kansas City, Missouri, in 1855. He believes
in the principles of the Christian religion. He has been a Republican since
,its first organization.
He was married to Miss Mary B. Norton, by whom he has had seven
children, three only of whom are living. The surviving children are married
and in prosperous circumstances. His wife was among the most cultivated,
patriotic women of Kansas, a helpmate in the true sense of a good wife and
affectionate mother, and to her, more than all others, he is indebted for
all that there has been in his character as a useful man and good citizen.
There were few women among the pioneers of Kansas so universally beloved.
She died March 5, 1869. January 25" 1871, he was married to Miss Caroline
~oby, of Dundee, New York, a most estimable, intelligent lady.
Colonel Eldridge is now largely engaged in the mining business in the
San Juan country, in company with his brother, Edwin S., and others.
The United States Biographical Dictionary, Kansas Volume.
~ub1ishers, 1879.
Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas.

S. Lewis &amp; Co.,

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QUANTRILL'S)LOSS MUSEUM'S GAIN
By David Olson
J-W Staff Writer
TOPEKA -- Larkin }lilton Skaggs was a former Baptist preacher who gained
the dubious distinction of being the only member of Quantrill's raiders to
be killed during the sacking of Lawrence in 1863.
Nearly 150 pioneer Lawrence residents died during that Aug. 21 raid, a
testament to the fever pitch of the conflict between Missouri pro-slavery
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�Now, thanks to a'donation by the descendents of one of the men who
,witnessed Skagg's death, the Kansas State Historical Society has the
'raider's rifle and a four-page account of the story. An official of the
historical society says the acquisitions help document previous accounts
of Skaggs' part in the raid.
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"The whole story is kind of a grisly affair," says James Nottage,
'assistant director of the state historical museum here. "After Skaggs
what a beautiful name for a bandit -- was killed, accounts say townspeople
'dragged his body through the streets. His body was never buried. It was
'left in the open to rot. Skaggs became for the people a kind of symbol
,of their frustration over the raid."
Nottage retells the tale based on the account of John Wesley Willey,
:a mill operator near Lawrence whose children donated the historic rifle
:and Willey's hand-written account of what happened to the historical society.
Willey, Nottage says, emerged from his house the morning
,for water. Just before hearing the sound of gunfire from the
of Lawrence, he was warned by a rider that the town was under
'armed himself and set out for Lawrence, joining several other
,the way.

of the raid
direction
attack. \-Jilley
riders along

Upon arriving in Lawrence at the house of John Speer, publisher of the
LaWrence Tribune, Willey's group challenged and captured one of Quantrill's
~en who had been accused of killing Speer's son earlier in the day.
The
~aider bolted for freedom but was recaptured after what was described as a
"spirited chase across the countryside."
A second escape attempt followed, but
shot from his musket and the raider fell.
first, and the man was dead. He was later
of'border raids on Lawrence and Osawatomie
and his men.

another of Speer's sons fired a
A volley of shots followed the
identified as Skaggs, a veteran
conducted by Hilliam Clark Quantrill

Skaggs' rifle and a purse containing three dollars were taken from his
The purse and money were donated to the state historical society by
the Speer family in 1933, and the weapon was given last summer.

~ody.

The rifle, a .71 caliber Austrian Augustin carbine, is labeled a true
artifact by Nottage. The historical society has several relics, including
bones reputed to be the remains of Quantrill and some melted glass from a
burned building, he says. But true artifacts are rare, Nottage says.
"Artifacts have historical value - they were actually used by people
and we can learn from them," Nottage says. "Putting those bones out in a
~isp1ay case isn't going to tell us anything about Quantrill."
The significance of Willey's four-page account of Skaggs' death serves
to help sort out earlier stories, Nottage says. It provides the best
account available of the ori'gina1 pursuit and capture of the raider, he says.
The carbine is on display with other pieces of Quantrill history in the
historical. muse:um, 120 W. 10th in Topeka. Nottage says that because of the
diary's deteriorating condition, it cannot be put on display. However, it
i,s available to historical researchers, he says.
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Copied with full permission from the Lawrence Journal-World, Sunday,
Submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas.

~ebruary 17, 1980.

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�Petitions for Naturalization
Douglas Co. Kansas, taken from
Naturalization Petition and Record Book
Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924
Continued from. last issue of The Pioneer:
p. 101
Name: Peter Perik1y Coutrakon (listed on certificate of arrival as
Pangiotis Contracos)
Residence: 713 Mass. St., Lawrence, Kansas
Occupation: Confectioner
Birthdate: 5 Nov. 1884, Karaspia, Greece
Emigrated: from Patras, Greece, about 1 July, 1914, arrived N.Y. on
vessel, "U1tonia" (or "Laconia")
Declaration of intention: Lawrence, District Court, Douglas, County,
9 May 1918
Marital status: unmarried.
Resided in Kansas since: 1 July 1918
Description: at age 33, 5'6", 133 lbs., black hair, gray eyes, no
distinguishing marks.
p. 44
Name:

Daniel da Cruz (took this name after arr1v1ng in U.S.)
Original name was Manuel da Cruz Narciso (or Narcizo).
Residence: 904 Ohio St., Lawrence, Ks.
Occupation: Teacher in Kansas University
Birthdate and place: 1 }mrch 1880, Villar (Cadaval) Portugal
Emigrated: from Liverpool, England about 28 July 1911. Arrived N.Y. on
vessel "Lusitania".
.
Resided in Kansas since: 28 Sept. 1916.
Declaration of Intention: 12 Feb. 1915 at Washington, D. C. Supreme Court.
Wife's name: Lenore Reger da Cruz, born Frederick City, Maryland.
Children: None
Description: (at age 34), 5' 8!~", 142 1bs., dark complexion, residing
Brookland, D. C. where he was at that time a Clergyman .
. p. 56

Name: John Emil Carlson
Address: 1013 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, Kan.
Occupation: Contractor
Birthdate and place: 31 Mar. 1873, Asa, Sweden
Emigrated: - from Guttenberg, Sweden about 12 March 1892. Arrived N.Y. on
vessel (name unknown)
Resided in Kansas since: 10 Aug. 1898
Declaration of intention: 30 Sept. 1918 Douglas Co. District Court
Marital status: unmarried
Description: (age 45), fair comp., 5' 7~", 145 1bs., light hair, blue eyes.
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�Naturalization Petitions continued:
p. 70
Name: Morris Cohen (listed as Martin Kohn on certificate of arrival)
ReSIdence: 922 New Jersey St., Lawrence, Ks.
Occupation: Junk dealer
Birthdate: 26 Sept. 1891, Washilsok, Russia
Emigrated: from Antwerp, Belgium about 12 Dec. 1906, arrived N.Y. on
vessel "Kroonland" (or "Kurland")
Declaration of intention: 13 March 1918, Douglas Co. District Court
Wife's name:-Mary Cohen, born Washilsok, Russia
Children: One
Resided in Kansas since: 5 Jan. 1915
DescriptiOn: (age of 26) dark complexion, 5'2", 145 lbs., brown hair,
brown eyes, no visible distinctive marks.
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Name: Andrew Christopulos (or Andreas Christopoulos)
Name changed to Andrew Chrest in U.S.
Residence: 9l4~ Mass. St., Lawrerice, Ks.
Occupation: Restaurant keeper
Birthdate and_ place: 24 Dec. 1892, Patres, Greece
Emigrated: from Patres, Greece about 10 Arpil,19l2 arrived in N.Y. in
vessel "Athens" (or "Athinai Hel")
Resided in Kansas since: 1 April 1917
Declaration of intention: 23 May 1917, Douglas Co. District Court
Marital status: unmarried
Description: (age of 24) dark complexion,S '6", 165 lbs., black hair,
brown eyes, no visible distinctive marks.

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p. 1

Name: Rhody Delahunty
.ReSidence: 1106 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, Ks.
Occupation: Teaming
Birthdate and place: 20 Aug. 1843, Kings Co., Ireland
Emigrated: from Ireland to U.S. about 1 Aug. 1865, arrived N.Y. on
vessel "Pennsylvania".
Resided in Kansas since: 1 March 1866
Declaration of intention: 4 April 1870 at Douglas Co. District Court
Wife's name:-Julia Delahunty
Children: Eight
p. 19

Name: Heinrich Disque
Residence: Douglas County
Occupation: Farmer
Birthdate and place: 14 April 1853, Hermerebergerhof, Rheinfalz, Germany
Emigrated from: Rotterdam, Holland about 10 Aug. 1873, arrived N.Y. on
vessel
(unknown)
Resided in Kansas since: 1 Oct 1878
Wife's name: Magdalene Schutz Disque, born in Vorder, Weidenthal,
Germany
Children: Seven

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�Naturalization Petitions continued:
p. 63
Name: Paul Ducommon (or Ducommun)
ReSidence: 817 East 13th St., Lawrence, Kansas
Birthdate and place: 15 Jan. 1893, Petits Ponts, Canton of Neuchatel,
Switzerland
Occupation: Clinical pathologist (a bacteriologist at age of 22)
Emigrated: from Le Havre, France about 13 Sept. 1913, arrived N.Y. on
vessel "Chicago"
Declaration of intention: 6 Jan. 1915 ( and 30 Oct. 1920?) in Douglas
Co. District Court
Marital status: unmarried
Description: dark comp., 5' 4~", 120 lbs., brown hair, brown eyes, no
distinctive marks
Resided in Kansas since: 29 Sept. 1913
p. 64

Name: Mark Julius Ducommon (or Marc Ducommun)
Residence: 817 E. 13th St., Lawrence, Kansas
Occupation: Chemist (age 20), later Bacteriologist
Birthdate and place: 19 Nov. 1894, Petits Ponts, Switzerland
Emigrated: from Le Havre, France, about 13 Sept. 1913, arrived N.Y. on
vessel "Chicago".
Declaration of intention: 9th Jan. 1915 in Douglas Co. District Court
Resided in Kansas since: 29 Sept. 1913
Marital status: unmarried
Description: dark complexion, 5'8", 135 Ibs., brown hair, black eyes, no
distinctive marks.
p. 128
Name: Maria (or Marie) Deibel
Residence: 1211 Kentucky St., Lawrence, Ks.
Occupation: Teacher
Birthdate and place: 20 Sept. 1894, Dutenhofen, Germany
Emigrated: from Hamburg, Germany, about 29 July 1911, arrived Philadelphia
on vessel "Grof Waldersee"
Declaration of intention: 30 Oct. 1920, Douglas Co. District Court
Last· foreign residence: Giessen, Germany
Resided in Kansas since: 1 Sept. 1911
Marital status: unmarried
Description: (at age 26), complexion fair,S' 2", 136 lbs., red hair, gray
eyes, no distinctive marks.

To be continued in future issues.
More information may be obtained directly from the petitions.
Compiled and submitted by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Kansas.

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�$10 BUYS CLUES TO ANCESTRY AT 'NATION'S ROOT CELLAR'
By Forrest Hintz
Staff Writer
PITTSBURG -- Ben Downey, in the Personal Census Service Branch here,
didn't have much information to go on in my case. Only the name of a
grandfather I'd never known and a state.
He pulled a film of the 1900 census from the files and threaded it into
a reader. The machine whined briefly and displayed a readout.
"That was an easy one," Downey said. "Sometimes it takes longer to
find the film than the listing. We'll make a transcript of it."
The transcript contained a w~a1th of detail. For example, it showed
that my grandfather was born in Wisconsin in October 1859, and his parents
were German immigrants. He could read and write and spoke English; had been
married 14 years, had a mortgaged fram and sold milk.
It showed that my grandmother was born in Iowa in January 1861 to Irish
immigrants. She also had been married 14 years and had borne two children.
She could read and write and spoke English.

My father was listed, too, but not his sister, who died a few years
later. Census information since 1900 is ·confidentia1 and can be released
only to direct, bloodline descendants when certain conditions are met.
Last year, the office handled 195,000 requests for a search of the
records. Some applicants wanted only proof of age. Others were trying to
trace their ancestors, with the result that the facility is sometimes called
the "nation's 'Root' cellar."
Francis A11ai, director .. said the Personal Censns Service Branch tlasbui1t
here in 1958, primarily to provide proof of age for Social Security applicants
and others whose birth records were incomplete or non-existent.
"This is the only place in the U.S. where every census record since 1900
is under one roof,"'he said. "Everything before that, including the first
census in 1790, is in the National Archives."
Each year, he said, the age search workload is from 6 percent to 10 percent lower than the year before because of better record-keeping. However,
there has been a tremendous increase in the number of requests for genea10gical information.
"We're an unusual government agency," A11ai said. "We get no appropriated
money. We have to operate solely on what we can generate in fees. That pays
our 145 employees, 10 of whom are kept busy answering correspondence."
A WPA project in the 1930's undertook the enormous task of alphabetizing
the old lists, beginning with the 1900 census. These were to be coded for a
Soundex system and filed alphabetically by states.
Only the 1900 and 1920 censuses were completed, however. A11ai said
the rest probably never will be done because "unless we can see our way clear
to amortize what we do, we don't do it."
"We know that 56 percent of our work comes from seven states and 78
percent of it comes from 14 states, and we have those." He said all census
records have been filmed.

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�Although some records are easy to locate, others are extremely difficult.
Indians, for example, sometimes were listed by their Indian name on one census
and by their Christian name on another, making comparison almost impossible.
The same applies .to Alaskan Eskimos, and birth records often are fragmentary
or non-existent.
}tisspe11ings are cornmon on the census rolls, which is why the Soundex
coding system is used. Said A11ai: "Enumerators were paid by the number
of heads they counted, not how well they spelled."
Questions asked by the enumerators through the years record the changes
that have taken place in the nation. In 1790, they wanted to know how many
slaves were owned. In 1860 they wanted to know those who were insane, idio~ic,
paupers or criminals. By 1880, they had a supplemental schedule for Indians
and the sick. They wanted to know if you had a radio set in 1930 and when
you last worked.
Because of the interest in genealogy, Mrs. Marty Brown said the facility
has brochures listing sources of information unavailable in the census records.
"We can't always provide all the answers," she said. "But we can help
narrow down the search. For example, some asked the state or country of
the parent's birth, and that gives a clue as to where to look. Some asked
the age at the first marriage. It's simple to figure when that was, and
many states or counties can't search without an exact date."
She said census records prior to 1900 are now public, and the film can
be obtained from the National Archives through most libraries. However,
you must make your own search of the records.

An application is required to launch a search of the records since 1900.
The applicant's signature must be verified. An intentionally false statement
can result in a $10,000 fine and five years in prison.
"We're very particular about confidentiality," Mrs. Brown said. "If
one of your ancestors is living, you must have his written consent for the
search. In the case of a deceased ancestor you must furnish proof of death,
preferably a death certificate. As alternate sources, you can use an obituary
notice, cemetery record - even a picture of his tombstone if it shows name
and date of death. We always return all original documents sent to us."
She said applicants should furnish as much information as they have;
names, dates, addresses (those are often extremely important) and anything
else that can help identify and verify the search.
The fee for the initial search is $8.50, plus $2 for each "line entry."
A line entry is the complete census record of one person for the year in
question. The resulting transcript is certified accurate.
Copied with permission and credit to the July 2, 1979 "The Wichita (Kansas)
Eagle". ---Submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas.

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Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get.
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�DOUGLAS COUNTY CEMETERIES: REST IN PEACE
By Jeff Collins
J-W Staff Writer
While the dead in Douglas County rest in peace, the living continue
to care for their graves, even in rural areas where the gravesites may be
tiny and remote.
According to county records, more than three dozen cemeteries, several
more than 100 years old, are dotted across rural Dougals County.
Who keeps the old graveyards from becoming choked with brush? Who
keeps the roads leading to them cleared? Who pays for it? How do the
little cemeteries endure?
Most of the rural cemeteries are small -- the largest is just smaller
than 8 acres -- and many are filled with graves of the forebears of families
living nearby.
The Stull Cemetery, for example, contains clusters of graves of the
ancestors of the Stulls, the Wulfkuhles, the Walters and the Bahnmaiers;
descendents of all live in the area.
In some cases, the families of those buried in a cemetery take the
chief responsibility for its maintenance.
"My great-grandfather, my grandfather arid my father are all buried in
the Vinland Cemetery," Woodrow Sturdy, president and sexton of the Vinland
Cemetery Assn., said. "That's one reason I took on the job. To make sure
it was maintained in good shape."
Or as George Deay, president of the Deay Cemetery Assn., said, "A
man wouldn't want to bury his relatives or relatives he didn't know in a
hog lot."
Records in the Douglas County tax appraiser's office show 37 rural
cemeteries in the county.
Albert Gilpin, the auditor in the Kansas Secretary of State's office
responsible for overseeing maintenance budgets of cemetery corporations,
said most rural cemeteries in Kansas, and in Douglas County, fall into
four categories:
Registered cemetery corporations that sell plots to the public,
whether to make money or on a non-profit basis.
Cemeteries run by cemetery districts. These cemeteries tend to
contain fewer than 10 acres and have very few burials a year. They
receive a portion of the county's annual tax levy to pay for maintenance
and improvements, but not more than 1 mill (a mill is $1 of tax for each
$1,000 of assessed property value) can be levied for anyone cemetery
district.
-- Church and other religious cemeteries maintained by churches with
plots available only to church members and their immediate families.
-- Private cemeteries maintained by volunteers.
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These are common in

�Maintenance standards for cemeteries in Kansas include mowed grass,
sturdy fences and adequate entrances, Gilpin said.
Michael Kracht, state assistant attorney general, said that cemeteries
that are not maintained properly may be designated as abandoned, and poorly
administered cemeteries may be turned over to a trustee for liquidation.
Kracht is reviewing the Williams Cemetery, a one-acre graveyard in the
Colyer cemetery district in southwestern Douglas County that is landlocked,
which violates the standard for adequate access.
Ben Brohammer, 'secretary of the Colyer cemetery district, said, "The
people living where the access is are not free enough'to let anybody in
that wants to." He said district officials are attempting to find a
solution to the access problem.
Douglas County has seven cemetery districts, all based in the western
half of the county, Darlene Hill, county budget director, said. Only
residents living in the districts pay cemetery taxes, which ranged from
.33 to .95 of a mill this past year (meaning the cemetery tax on a home
with an assessed value of $10,000 ranged from $3.30 to $9.50 last year).
Budgets for the districts this year varied from $475 in the Twin
Mound district to $3,700 in the Colyer district, Mrs. Hill said.
For many cemeteries not in districts, money for maintenance usually
comes from donations from nearby residents or relatives of the people
buried there. In some cases, people donate time to maintain the graveyards.
The Deay Cemetery, five miles southeast of Eudora, relies on volunteer
labor and donations for maintenance, George Deay said.
The cemetery began in 1859 when his grandmother was buried there, he
said. His grandfather and uncles took care of the half-acre graveyard
before him, Day said, and when they died, he took over the job.
"It's something that needs to be done, that's all," he said.
Some of the upkeep on individual plots is done by relatives, he said.
"A lot of_times, say, a man dies, and his wife, she'll come and rake
the ground and seed it down," Deay said.
Sturdy, who maintains the Stony Point and Vinland cemeteries, said
volunteers did much of the upkeep of the two Palmyra Township graveyards
until a few years ago. Mowing and other jobs were handled partly by
supporters who would join one day a year for a "cemetery day." But that
stopped when "we got to the place where we have enough money to maintain
them," he said.
Sturdy estimated maintenance costs about $400 a year for the Stony
Point Cemetery and $600 a year for the Vinland Cemetery, both about three
acres. A maintenance fund pays the bills, he said.
Most maintenance money goes ,to paying to have the grass mowed, cemetery
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�· THE GROVER CEMETERY: VIOLATION OF A SACRED TRUST?
By Melissa Cordonier
J-W Staff Writer
For centuries, cemeteries have been considered, legally and morally,
as specially protected. According to an Albany Law Review article, early
Greeks "carefully guarded the private rights of individuals in their
places of interment."
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Benjamin Cardozo, while serving as a judge
on the New York Court of Appeals, once ruled that "the dead are to rest
where they have been laid unless reason of substance is brought forward
for disturbing their repose."
Historically, laws have been passed to protect burial plots, and
Kansas state codes have at least four different articles relating to the
formation, care and preservation of cemeteries.
But for private cemeteries, especially for those lacking visible
signs of use as a cemetery, the law is less clear, according to the state
attorney general's office. The Grover Cemetery in Lawrence is a case in
point.
According to historical records, Joel Grover, one of Lawrence's
founding fathers, and his wife, Emily, were buried in a family cemetery
on a parcel that is now the southeast corner of 23rd Street and Lawrence
Avenue.
A residential subdivision, Springwood Heights, is being developed on
the site of what some local residents say was the Grover family cemetery.
But because no visible signs of a cemetery exist today, and the plot was
not recorded in the land's deed, the cemetery, if it exists, may not be
protected legally.
Glenn Kappelman, president of Parkside Investors, the group developing
Springwood Heights, said he was aware of the stories about the Grover
cemetery, but he said there was no written or physical evidence of the
burial plot.
said.

"We just don't have any written or scientific evidence," Kappelman
"It's all been hearsay. I wish we could get it resolved."

Pending some development, however, he said the lots on which the
cemetery may be.located will be sold as planned.
Kappelman, who is active in the historical society, said he regretted
the uncertainty surrounding the Grover cemetery. He said he had tried,
before development of the land began, to determine whether the cemetery
existed but to no avail.
He said he often wondered about pioneers who were buried in unmarked
graves, and he said he thought it was unfortunate that a part of history
would be lost to future generations.
According to records compiled by the Douglas County Historical Society,
Joel Grover came to Lawrence in l854.and served as the city's first marshal.
Grover settled his family on a large tract on what is now the southeast
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�Grover played an active role in early Lawrence history, the records
show. He was a colonel in the Free State forces, was elected a state
representative in the late 1860's, and served as county commissioner in
1870.
When Joel Grover died on July 28, 1879, the Lawrence Daily Journal
said, "He was a man of decided opinions, and had no patience with men who
were more easily swayed ... according to Mr. Grover's wishes, he was buried
upon the farm, a short distance south of the house."
Joel's wife, Emily, died on December 14, 1921. Her obituary states
that "burial will take place at the home where she has lived for 66 years."
The Grovers' son, Ernest and Jay, who never married, lived on the
family homestead until their deaths in 1953, and they were buried in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
The Grover brothers' survivors, who had moved to California, sold
the family homestead, and the land passed to various owners.
One sales agreement, executed on Sept. 6, 1961, specifically mentions
a cemetery on the property.
"It is expressly understood and agreed that a small burial ground
exists on the southwest portion of said real estate," the sales agreement
reads, and the legal description of the property shows that the cemetery
may be in the Springwood Heights development.
Merle Ward, Rt. 1, lived on a farm just to the west of the Grover
brothers for several years before and after their deaths. The Ward family
knew the Grover brothers well, and they remember the Grover cemetery.
Recently, Ward returned to the old Grover place. On a knoll south
of where the house once stood (it has been razed), stand several tall
evergreen trees, and Ward identified the area, now lots 6 and 7 in
Springwood Heights, as the site of the cemetery.
But Kappelman said he had heard stories that the remains had been
removed from the Grover homestead. And Arvella Frazier, daughter of the
late Bernard (Poco) Frazier, a nationally known sculptor who o\vned the land
for 13 years, said she remembered some "holes" near the evergreen trees.
"When we inoved in, there were big holes in the ground surrounded, by
tall evergreens," she said. "We speculated that it might have been a
cemetery because they used to mark them with evergreens. We thought the
graves might have been moved. But we sure didn't know. It was sort of a
guess."
Although all of the property owners prior to the Fraziers remembered
that a cemetery might have been on the property, and some remember the
specific site, none can recall the removal of the remains.
A check of burial data at Oak Hill Cemetery, where the Grover brothers
are buried, and at Memorial Park Cemetery shows no record of Joel and Emily
Grover.
But even if the graves still remain on the old homestead site, the
laws on preservation of cemeteries such as the Grover plot are cloudy,
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�Kracht said that although case law indicated that the mere burial
of bodies in a given plot has constituted dedication of the plot as
a cemetery, the Grover case "is a question of fact for a court to decide."
A state statute passed in 1979 requires cities or counties to
prevent the use of a cemetery for "any purpose other than for burial," and
Kracht said the law included those cemeteries where no physical evidence
existed.
However, the law also states·that cities must have "established, acquired or otherwise assumed control" of the cemetery. In addition, Kracht
said, there must be proof, such as dedication in a property deed, that
bodies are buried there.

UNTOLD TALES STILL ETCHED IN STONES
Untold stories lie buried among the bones at the old graveyards
scattered through rural Douglas County.
The stories unfold slowly in the imagination of the visitor who walks
among the marble and granite tombstones of the silent cemeteries.
Echoes of Kansas' past can be heard in the familiar names, the names
. of people living today where their ancestors stopped on their way West in
the last century.
The Stull Cemetery nine miles west of Lawrence is the final resting
place for Isaac, Aaron and numerous other Stulls. Clusters of graves
belong to the forebears of the Wulfkuhles, the Halters, the Bahnmaiers and
other living Kanwaka Township families.
Were the pioneer families as devout in life as they were in death?
The most common epitaph is religious: "Blessed are they who die in the
Lord" reads the grave marker of Meredith S. Hendricks, 1857-1902.
How brutal was life on the edge of America's civilization? Children's
tombstones usually are small and simple, stating only the name of the
child and the years of birth and death. But the marker above the grave
of two-year-old Juanita May, 1915-1917, is a notable exception. The
small white stone, carved in the shape of a.heart, bears the inscription
"Our Darling."
How was death greeted? The stone:·bearing the name of Addie Richardson,
1875-1907, says she has "Gone from a home of love to her heavenly home
above."
A poem is inscribed on the tombstone of Rose Anna Scheer, 1846-1895:
"Peaceful be your silent slumber
Peaceful be your grave so low
You no more will join our number
You no more our sorrows know."
Sometimes the natural deterioration that comes with age has a way of twisting
tombstone messages.
On the curve-topped tombstone of Louisa Scouten, who was buried in 1866
in the Mound View Cemetery just west of Clinton Lake, a hand with an extended
index finger pointing heavenward was sculpted at the top of the grave marker

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�with the words "There is rest" carved in the white stone. But the
tombstone has toppled, and the hand now points due east, toward Lawrence.
the previous three articles were copied with full permission of the
Lawrence Journal-World,Sunday, March 30, 1980.
Submitted by Dorothy Wiggins, Lawrence, Kansas.

" IStaH photos by Kent Ven"Hoesenl

A weathered gravestone marks the final resting place of Ida C. Hellstrom, 151891, in Mound
View C;:emetery in rural Douglas County. (This .cemetery "was' copied "in AprJ:l', 1976 - b-y"
}irs. 'Gladys' Aiken~ an'd publi'shed" in~ Vol'''-~'-I, No. 3 of "rhe' Pioneer" .):
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.'

".

DOW CEMETERY
By W. L. Hastie, 1940
The Dow cemetery, or burying ground, is located one-half mile south of
Stony Point school-house, and one-fourth mile east, on the farm that was
preempted by Ladd Dow, the father of Charles Dow, who was killed by Coleman,
November 21, 1855, in a quarrel over this quarter section line.

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�Charles Dow was the first buried on this plot of groound.
Ladd Dow came to Kansas soon after the death of his son, and'. took
possession of the farm.
Early in the spring of 1873 Ladd Dow and Geor'ge W. Hastie (my father)
traded farms, and this is the first I remember seeing this burying ground:
as I recall, there were about fifteen graves showing at this time; one
child was buried there soon after we moved to this farm. Stony Point
cemetery was established that same spring, so there were no further burials
in Dow cemetery.
As I remember, three graves had stones set on edge around them, stones
being eighteen inches high and covered over with flag stones; one small
plot had a high picket fence around it. It is now a pasture and hard to
find the graves.
Ladd Dow was buried in Stony Point cemetery but in later years his
remains and those of his son Charles were removed to Baldwin City cemetery.
So far as I have been able to obtain, the following are buried there:
Three children of Josiah and Sarah Mcqueen, Robert Bryson, born Oct. 28,
1856, died 1858, Kansas Lillie, born Jan. 5, 1858, died i862. These two
girls were buried the same day.
One son of Samuel and Angevine Gill, Robert, born Aug. 3, 1857, died
Sept. 3, 1857.
Three infant children of George and Helen Fitz, one boy and two girls.
I wrote Mrs. Myra Fitz Rodman, of San Diego, California, and quoting from
her letter in reply: "I can't give you much information about the children.
My recollection is there were two girls and one boy that died in infancy,
never were named, don't think they lived a day and I remember I asked
my mother once what was the matter that they died. Se replied, 'Because
I didn~t have care.' That was true, I wonder,they didn't all die-- cold
log houses, nothing to do with, doctors so far away and no nurses, neighbors
not near and not all good in sickness, but think the babies must be buried
in the Dow cemetery, no other place at that time."
Children of Sol Lapham and wife are buried here, and a young man who
made his home with the Varnums.
This being the only burying place in Coal Creek valley, many of the
early settlers found the Dow cemetery their last resting place. I have
been told there are as many as seventy-five burials.
Vinland Cemetery was established in 1872 and Stony Point in 1873, so
no further burials in the Dow cemetery.
Note April 1980 c"The cemetery is located on the Augelli farm 1 mile south of Vinland,
1 1/2 miles west and 1/2 mile south to historical "Dow Cemetery" marker,
then east in a pasture.
No stones are showing but a very few are laying under the pasture
grass.
There is no road to the site but visitors

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may

walk to it.

�Excerpts taken from the book:
RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
written by Goldie Piper Daniels
STARR (YOUNG) SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 19:
About 1870 the district purchased two square acres in the SE corner
of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 16 Twp. 12 Range 18 from the Treasurer of Douglas
County for the sum of $10.00. This was from school lands set aside by
the legislature of 1864.
For years there was friction between the Irish and the German residents
of the community and one of the disagreements was on the name of the school
(Starr or Young).
The teacher John Godfrey was the superintendent of the Sunday school.
The Annual Report of 1897-98 showed the district clerk to be; J. W.
Slutz and director was Henry Hafner. The teacher was Lottie.Brune whose
salary was $25.00 per month. The Census Report showed the following
families with children of school age:
W. H. AGNES, Mary and Ima ANGEL, Cloyd BAHNMAIER, Lewis BEEDER, John
and Ella CUMMINGS, Lula and Joseph GROWEL, Mildred LA HUE, Sylvia and
Thurell McDONALD, Mary SHUTZ, Frank SLATZ, Elizabeth SLUTZ, William
SLUTZER.
Vera Nelson was teacher for 1898-99.

Other teachers beginning 1900

were:
Maggie M. Cullum, Carrie Bla.keman, Vera Smith, Katherine Migliario,
Minnie Williams, Viva McKenzie, Golden Starr, Clara Marlin, F. C. Migliario,
Fred Migliario, Mildred La Hue.
Members of the board were Fred Sulzen, W. P. Gravel, and J. L. Fitzpatrick.
Submitted by Emma Berg with permission

from~the

author.

******
IN SEARCH OF THE FAMILY TREE
by Gloria O'Dell (1971)
Biblical families recited their genealogy back over ma~y-. ·generations.to
identify themselves and their place in time. Today's pace meagerly allows
for a given name, middle name (frequently shortened to an initial) and a
surname. Ever more common is the computer which abstracts personal identity
reducing people to a positive or negative impulse on the electronic computer
tape or a number filed in numerical order rather than by name in alphabetical
order.
Mrs. Joyce Kline, secretary of the board of directors of the Topeka
Genealogy Workshop, says there is a definite increased interest in family
history.

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�"Records are more available now than before and the Vietnam war has
made people wonder who they are and where they came from;' she said. These
questioning people are turning to family genealogy to find out Family history
is not limited to biblical figures or to descendents of the Mayflower
passengers.
Increased membership in the Workshop reflects this resurging interest.
Formed five years ago with six members, today's membership fluctuates
between 70 and 120 with a constant turnover.
Afternoon and evening groups meet mainly to help educate people to do
their own research. The group has a private library composed of donated
materials to aid other members.
One such Topeka woman has expanded her family's identification through
research of their family tree. Mrs. Glenn G. (Helen) King has been piecing
together the puzzle of her children's ancestry for 10 years. Working on
family history is "really like working a gigantic jigsaw puzzle," she says.
Like a puzzle, many pieces look as if they fit, then don't. It's a puzzle
which has no complete picture on the box cover to act as a guideline.
Mrs. King's genealogical interests go back to her childhood: "My
grandmother used to tell me stories of when they lived on the corner of
the Indian reservation in Jackson County. I was always fascinated by her
tales."
However, it was the query of "two great-aunts in Colorado that really
got me started," she explained. "They had a published account of the Imlay
family, but nothing on the Morrison side who lived in eastern Kansas. Since
I am close to Burlingame and Harveyville where the Morrisons lived I was
able to do the necessary research."
A trip to the cemetery, an early find in the Kansas State Historical
Library and her personal curiosity ignited and fueled the search for the
pieces. Ten years later, she has traced one lineback 12 generations into
the l600s. Other branches of the family go back five or six generations.
While most people can~ot go beyond their grandparents, Mrs. King can
refer to any of the numerous ancestors by name and how she found them with
immediate recall.
In her research she has gathered together historical books, genealogical references, phone directories, military records, and correspondence
with persons throughout the United States, Canada and Scotland. Separate
notebooks for each branch of the family, notes indexed by states, and
clippings of all kinds, fill six bookshelves, a three-drawer file cabinet
and numerous card files.
"It's taken a great deal of time. Interests in ceramics and cake
decorating were put aside to make more time for family research."
Still, she says, "I am behind in my correspondence, as she pointed to
letters filed in the first fourth of her file drawer. One query in a
genealogical magazine two years ago still brings in mail.
One side of her family, the Fairs, has gathered together annually
for 39 years for a family reunion in Manhattan. "This was a great
boost in knowing older relatives," she said. "I would recognize names in
census records that I had heard people mention at the reunion."

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�This type of direct information can prove to be a stumbling block.
"I"ve yet to convince an uncle that the persons buried in Circleville
are his great-grandparents, not his grandparents," she said. "Sometimes,
too, someone may not tell of a family member who has "disgraced" the
family or perhaps will leave out incidents which are not favorable. When
this happens, Mrs. King says she doesn't press for details, "They're too
close to the situation yet" and she respects that reticence.
Three years ago Mrs. King and her sister decided to chart the relationships of persons attending the reunion. The reunion. invitations
mailed to 100 families contained forms for the family to fill out and
return. Equipped with a return of 60 per cent, Mrs. King filled out
seven huge sheets of paper displayed at the reunion so those attending
could see just how they were related. "They knew they were cousins but
didn't know exactly how,'" she said.
Mrs. King, secretary of the Fair family reunion this year, said she
compiled a mimeographed history which is revised as the other 40 per cent
contribute their personal interlocking puzzle piece.
Chance conversations can open the doorway to the lost brother or cousin
which completes the family picture for a generation, or can open up a new
family for others.
Mrs. King tells of her sister overhearing two women ask about a Jonathan
Fair at the historical library. Introducing herself, she explained her
family had a J~nathan Fair and perhaps they could be of the same family.
A little research into Civil War. records eS.tablished that the Jonathan
Fair the two women were looking for was actually a Parr who had changed the
spelling of his name to Fair after the Civil War. "Variant spelling of a
name that hasn't been changed legally, carried down through generations
can be one of the biggest stumbling blocks," Mrs. King pointed out. Names,
too, can be inadvertently changed in records because a census taker heard
it differently, or someone's handwriting was not clear. In this business
of depending on records, a fly speck in the family Bible can transform a
"T" into an "F", or a discolored and faded record might obliterate a
person's name. Finding a name frequently marks the beginning of an extensive
search to verify it.
Interesting sidelines can come out of plotting the family tree. She
has discovered that three branches of her family five and six generations
back all had lived in the same county in Indiana and had come to Kansas.
"They probably were not even acquainted. The more I research the smaller
the world becomes."
Her research, however, has not been confined to her own family. As a
member of the Clan Morrison of Arnerica,Mrs. King has helped other Morrisons
in their search. One such referral turned up a Robert Marion Morrison
better known to his fans as John Wayne.
Hrs. King is a strong advocate of doing her part in helping generations
who follow. A compilation of marriages in Adams County, Ohio, is to be sent
to Ohio to add to their records.
The Harveyville cemetery will have accurate records because of the
work Mrs. King has put into completing ~he available records and organizing
the information by alphabetical order, plot numbers and families, adding
any kind of information that might be helpful to someone later. She takes
her portable typewriter and folding chair along to record tombstone

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�inscriptions which a fellow historian reads. Many small cemeteries have
incomplete records or none at all. Some records are kept in shoe boxes
in the home of the cemetery record keeper and are extremely vulnerable to
extinction unless someone puts them together in an organized form and
files them with the county or library.
She presently is teaching a community service course on family genealogy
at Washburn and is an active member of the Topeka Genealogy Workshop.
"The interest in family history is making a comeback," she says
happily. Her own family, her husband: Karl, 18; Marty, 16; Anita, 14;
and Connie, 7, she says, however are mostly content to let her do the work
and research. Their interests right now center on fishing skating, and
Blue Birds.
Should anyone ask them to identify themselves, however, they're equipped
to give more than name and serial number as they find their place in the
jigsaw puzzle.
Copied with full permission from the Topeka Capital-Journal, Sunday, January 3,
1971. Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence.
Mrs. King has taught beginning and advanced genealogical classes at
Washburn University, Topeka, for 10 years.
Specific topics among others that she will discuss June 7 at our
public workshop are:
"The Kansas State Historical Society Library - The Genealogical Gem
on the Prair.ie."
"Local Historical Museums and Societies."
"Public and University Libraries."
"Church Archives, Libraries and Cemeteries."

* * * ** ******
QUERIES
Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to
gain the best results. There are many of our ancestors who have the same
first and last names and this might hasten our answers.
Queries are for the present time free to non-members.
cern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more.

They must con-

Mrs. Maxine Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Am hunting marriage date of Luther DILLON, b. Ohio 1832 and Harriett
THOMPSON (THAYER) b. S. Carolina 1837 (dau.of Emiline THOMPSON) ca. 1853
ca. 1853 in st. Joseph, Missouri.
Mrs. Maxine Hougland, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
James M. HOUGLAND d. 6 Jan. 1883; married Elizabeth WILSON (b. 30 May 1821,
Hardin Co., Kentucky) 16 April 1844, La Plata, Missouri. Lived many years
in Macon, MO. Ten children all born in Macon, MO. James was born ca. 1823
in Kentucky, where?

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�Mrs. Maxine Hougland, 1920 HarperSL ; Lawrerice,Karisas ·66044
James M. HOUGLAND b. in.KY ca. 1823; d. 6 Jan. 1883, l-f.acon, MO. Married
Elizabeth WILSON 16 April 1844 in La Plata, MO. (b. 30 May 1821, Hardin
Co., KY; d. 14 Dec. 1920, Olathe, KS~ buried in Olathe Cemetery, dau. of
Hugh and Nancy Ann WILSON). Who are James' parents?
Mrs. Harold Geigle, 1691 N.E. Buck SL ,\oJ'estLitin, Oregon 97068
Would like to contact anyone related or who knows about the FAUBION family
There is a History book being done on them. Also a reunion will be held
Aug. 10, 1980.
Apri1Sams, 215 Quince St. #10, Salt Lake City, Utah 84103
Does anyone have any information concerning the WATKINS family who lived
in Douglas County, KSfrom 1861-1889? The father's name was Reuben W.
WATKINS, b. 1820, Alabama. Wife's name, Mary Annette STOKES, b. 182?,
Georgia. Children: Martha Jane who married Hi11iam WILEY, John H.,
William Thomas, James Wesley, and Delilah C. WATKINS. Did Delilah
marry a HUFFMAN (HOFFMAN)? When did William Thomas die? Any information
appreciated.
Jean Ford, 418- 11th St., Greeley, Colorado 80631
Desire information concerning (Nancy?) Ann LOVE, wife of Wm. M. LOVE. She
died 11 Jan. 1889, probably in Osage Co., KS. Was she buried in Osage Co.?
Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
The 1850 Federal Census for Indiana, Elkhart County, Harrison Township
lists John FISHER, age 54, birthp1ace- Pennsylvania; Catherine, age 41,
also born in Pennsylvania; children born in Ohio--Samue1 17, Sarah 14,
Catherine 10, Mahala 8, Susan 6; born in Iridiana--Levi 4 and Matilda 2.
Looking for any further information on this FISHER family.
Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Jacob and Margaret HESS, bor.n in Germany, lived thirty miles from Baltimore,
Maryland, 1841 when daughter, Margaret, was born; moved to Elkhart, Indiana
where daughter married Samuel FISHER in 1858. Would appreciate any information on this HESS family in Maryland or Indiana.
Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Seeking any information about the parents of Betsey Ann GAINES, who was
born 20 May 1819 in Culpeper county, Virginia, and at an early age moved
to a large plantation near Clarksville, Tennessee. Married George Klugh
GORDON. In 1840's they moved to Tazewell county, Illinois where he died
in 1847. There Betsey Ann married Azariah D. McCLURE 27 March 1853. They
had four sons.
Mrs. Emma Semple Berg, R.F.D. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to correspond with and share and exchange information with
anyone related to Samuel KUHN, my immigrant ancestor, who came to America
with the Patatine~emigration in 1710 and settled on the Hudson River 'in
New York. '- His gr. gr. gr. grandson was John COON (my great grandfather).
Have much information to exchange.

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�Mrs. Emma Semple Berg, R.F.D.2,Box224,Lawrerice;Karisas·66044
Will exchange information on the following surnames: KUHN (COON), COLE,
MULLER (MILLER), WEIS (WIES), KREISELER, SEMPLE, BERG, FURY, ADAM, VOSS,
NUPHER, MANCK.
Mrs. Emma Semple Berg, R.F.D. 2, Box 224jLawrence, Kansas 66044
Seeking information on parents of Elizabeth (Betsy) COLE, born 23 January
1800 in Dutchess County, New York. Married John COON in 1820. Raised
family in Phelps, (Ontario County), New York and later migrated to
Michigan and later to Elyria, Ohio.
Mike Landwehr, 725 39th Street, West Des Moines, Iowa 50265
Daniel L. WALTER, Minister of German Methodist Episcopal Church, was b.
Switzerland in 1833. In Douglas County area 1877-1883, he married 2nd
wife, Catherine Wilhelmine "Minnie" Henriette (BRljMMELSIECK) BRIME (or
BRUNE). Need date and place of marriage. Daniel WALTER died in Eudora
1907, and is buried in Eudora. He was survived by his wfie Minnie, and by
2 sons who lived in Leavenworth. Need date of death and place of burial
of Minnie WALTER. Will exchange BROMMELSIECK or WALTER info.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiggins Sanders, Route 5, Box 220, Warrensburg, Missouri 6409~
Joseph H. HARRISON settled in 1854 west of Lawrence (now the J.B. WIGGINS
farm). His father,Jesse HARRISON was born in Huntsville, Alabama, later
moved to Lafayette, then to Johnson counties in Missouri. Several HARRISON'S
were listed in Cedar County, MO in 1850, including Jesse and Joseph. It is
possible that Jesse went to Burlington, KS. No trace of any others has
yet been found. Would appreciate any information on the HARRISON family
and will be glad to exchange iriformation.
GENIE'S HELPER will check the indexes of these volumes for surnames requested
when SASE is enclosed:
Original Owners.in the City of Lawrence, Kansas (founded 1854)
copied by the D.C.G.S.
Kansas Historical Collections - Vol. X, 1907-08
Collections of the Kansas Historical Society - Vol. XVII, 1926-1928
History of Shelby County; OhIo and,. Representative Citizens
- A.B.C. Hitchcock, Sidney, Ohio, 1913. 862 pages plus Index
History of Shelby County Ohio with Illustrations and Biographical
Sketches of Some of its Prominent Men and Pioneers - First published
1883. 398pages.- - -- -Atlas Map and Directory of Shelby County Ohio 1?75-l900.

130 pages.

Address Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas

66044

Ms. Jane Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Looking for descendents of Lewis M. LA DUKE who resided near Eskridge,
Wabaunsee County, Ks. from early 1870's until his death in 1924. Married
1st Lorinda Granger HART, 2nd Ida DAUGHERTY. Had 5 children by first wife
and 6 children by second wife.

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�"THE PIONEER"
Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Vol. III, No. 3

Winter 1980

Contents

Page

President's Note . .

• 74

1979-1980 Hembership . . . . . . . . .

• • 75

Douglas County Cemetery Information.

· • 76

Douglas County Rural School Information.

· • 78

"How to Trace Your Family Tree" ••

· • 81

Early Douglas County Petitions for Naturalization.

. • . 86

1866-1867 Douglas County Harriages

· 88

Sachsman - Soxman Family Information • .

• 94

"County in Path of Early Explorers".

• 96

The Kenneth Spencer Research Library "Kansas Collection"

98

"The Past"

.104

Queries . .

. . • 107

7 June Workshop Information.

.109

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Remember "The Pioneer" needs non-published material for future issues.
We need your queries, too.

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There is no point in burying the hatchet if you're going to put a
marker on the site.
"Home Town News" - Wichita, Kansas Eagle-Beacon

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�Dear Readers,
We are late but so is winter!! After not meeting in January or
February, we hope we are rested, full of energy and really ready to
tackle the next few months' affairs.
We are planning to have-an annual workshop on Saturday, June 7
at the 4H-Fairgrounds, buildings 1 &amp; 2.
We hope you will all wish to be included in the planning.
Let's plan to attend and bring visitors to hear these excellent
future speakers in the meetings to come.
Our sympathy to both Dr. Thomas Gorton in the death of his mother
and Mrs. Maxine Hougland in the death of her brother.
Thank you for your help in committee work and in publishing the
"Pioneer."

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President

Remember to plan to attend our June 7 workshop.

Watch for details!!

The Douglas County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization
with regular scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month,
7:30 p.m. alternated between the Lawrence Public Library and the Presbyterian Manor.
Afternoon meetings are held if possible and occasional area tours.
An annual public workshop is held to help in research.
Membership fees are $5.00 single, $7.50 for 2 family members. The
fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 the following year.

* * * *
The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale:
Limited number of back copies of the quarterly "THE PIONEER".
by mail)
Cordley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE".
(Postage and tax extra)

$1. 50 ($2. 00

$10.50 members; $12.50 non-members.

16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes.

$3.00 (Postage and tax extra)

"THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY (KANSAS)".
tax extra)
"THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE".
tax extra)
Tax is added only where applicable.

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$5.50 (Postage and

$6.00 (Postage and

�1979-1980 MEMBERSHIP
Banta, John V., Jr., 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
Berg, Mrs. Emma Semple, Rt. 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS 66044
Barkley, Mrs. R.L.,. 3734 S.E. Tecllmseh Rd., Tecumseh, KS 66542
Brown, Mrs. Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071
Bruchler, Betty, 618 Mary Lane, Ukiah, CA 954~2
Brune, Mrs. Frank, Rt. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044
Bunton, Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044
Clarke, Dorothy V., 1908 New Hampshire. St. , Lawrence, KS 66044
Davis, Mrs. Ula C., 2nd &amp; Arkansas St., Lawrence, KS. 66044
Elniff, Mrs. Pauline B., 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
Fellenstein, Mrs. Charles, 2000 Arrowhead Dr., Olathe, KS 66061
Francis, Mrs. Alice H., L.V.S.R., G.H.R., Box 963, Kingman, AZ 86401
Gorton, Dr. &amp; Mrs. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
Hansen, Mrs. Georgia M., 308 East Rumble Rcl., Modesto, CA 95350
Hougland, Mrs. Sherman, 1920 Harper St., Lawrence, KS 66044
Hout, Mrs. Goldie V., Rt. 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS 66044
Ingram, Mrs. Tom, 313 East 17th St., Lawrence, KS 66044
Jackman, Mrs. Claire, 1230 North Van Buren, Topeka, KS 66608.
Jamison, Mrs. Joe W., Rt. 5, Box 176, Lawrence, KS 66044
Kidwell, Mrs. Richard, 1617 Rhode Island St., Lawrence, KS 66044
. Land, Mrs. Alice Noland, 502 N.E. Birchwood Rd., Hillsboro, Oregon 97123
Niedermaier, Mrs. E.J., 3922 South Buckner Blvd., Dallas, TX 75227
Ralston, Hrs. Thomas, Jr., 516 Caraway Place, Lansing, KS 66043
Reppert, N. Lance, 1605 Tennessee St., Lawrence, KS 66044
Rosencrantz, Mrs. David, 2726 Ponderosa St., Lawrence, KS 66044
Schlee, Phillip F., 1000 Humboldt, Manhattan, KS 66052
Sheldon, Mrs. Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
Simmons, Hazel Lee, 1646 Barker, Lawrence,KS 66044
Smith, Mrs. Sheldon E., 2928 Cornell Ave., Iowa City, IA 52240
Smith, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Claude, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS 66044
Stayton, Floyd, 2611 Oxford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044
Stooksberry, Mrs. Willie, 2411 Louisiana, Apt. 13, Lawrence, KS 66044
Sweets, Hrs. John, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044
Syphus, Mrs. Phillip L., 6505 Dinning Ave., Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
Wiggins, Mrs. Elwood, 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044
Wiggins, Jane, 2020 Stratford Rd., Lawrence, KS 66044
Wisconsin State Historical Society, 816 State Street, Madison, Wisconsin 53706
Wismer, Miss Nettie, 1421 Kaso1d Dr., Lawrence, KS 66044

Nominating Committee:

Dorothy Clarke, Gloria Ingram, Kathryn Bunton, Zona
Smith

Remember the 1980-1981 election of officers April 8.

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�WILLIAMS CE~1ETERY
Douglas Co., Kansas
Located on ,:kLPbweiLiliL.,flat.m.:' From Highway 56 at Worden take County road
1039 north for 2 miles, then County-road 464 1/2 mile west, then go 1/ 4'·
'-mile north on toWnship road.
BURTON, Sara A., Sept. 18, 1834-June 17, 1917
David L., June 13, 1832-Nov. 26, 1902
Rev. John D., died Jan. 16, 1861, aged 40 years, 28 days
GARST, Magie M., wife of B. F. Garst, died July 16, 1887, aged 38 years,
3 months, 5 days
Freddie H., son of B. F. and Magie M. Garst, died May 27, 1898,
13 yrs., 10 months and 21 days
HAMMILL, B. G., died Sept. 20, 1876, aged 48 yrs., 5 ms., 12 ds.
JONES, John (broken), died 1869, aged 58 yrs.
LIVERMORE, Orame1, M.D., b. in Sangerfield, N.Y., Sept. 10, 1806, died
Mar. 18, 1872
Arthur 0., born in Deansvi11e, N.Y., Nov. 29, 1852, died
Feb. 3, 1871
MYERS, Elizabeth, wife of John, died April 23, 1877, aged -6 years, - months,
12 days; (broken, probably 36 years and three months)
SMITH, Daniel B., born July 19, 1865, died Dec. 24, 1882
Martha, daughter of W. and M.E. Smith, died May 9, 1865, aged
4 years, 3 months, 8 days
ALL ON ONE STONE:
SMITH, Daniel 1810-1884
Anna 1814-1905
Wm. 1835-1925
Marica (cq) 1839-1911
Ellen 1861-1864
Daniel 1865-1882
Fredrick 1874-1893 (cq)
Detroit, 1876, erected this marker 1955
TALLEY, James, born May 5, 1835, died Jan. 5, 1899, age 63 years, 8 months
Sarah, daughter of J. and M. E. Talley, died July 10, 1868, aged
1 year, 7 months, 18 days
WALTER, Neri S., died Oct. 22, 1864, aged 34 years, 9
stone N.S.W.)
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WILLIAMS, John L., born Jan. 25, 1840, died May 11, 1861, 21 years, 18 months,
16 days
Susan, wife of L., born Sept. 13, 1802, died June 1, 1885, aged
82 years, 8 months, 18 days
Alford (cq) Burton, born Apr. 25, 1860, died Jan. 29, 1862
Lewis, born Aug. 12, 1806, died Feb. 21, 1871, aged 64 years,
6 months, 11 days
At least 12 fie1dstones or other broken and worn stones.
Copied and compiled in April 1976 by Gladys Aiken, Lawrence, Kansas.

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�KENNEDY CEHETERY
Douglas Co., Kansas

Copied from Markers by Anna C. &amp; Wm. Hastie, Nov. 6, 1940
KENNEDY, W. B., Oct. 16, l882-Nov. 26, 1887
.
Elizabeth, His wife, ~~y 27, l829-Mar. 20, 1916
KENNEDY, Flora.M., dau. Jan. 22, 1853 - Aug. 13, 1886
Josephine, dau., Aug. 17, 1857- Aug. 16, 1859
Harry E., Son, Feb. 28, 1865 - Nov. 8, 1865
KENNEDY, L. J., Sept. 2, 1835 - June 29, 1903
Amanda Todd, His wlE.e, Nov. 23, 1841 - Mar. 4, 1926
Isabelle, July 14, 1860 - Aug. 1, 1860
Ida May, July 28, 1871 - June 24, 1875
KENNEDY, Margaret, 1800-1887
HIND~Ulli, Salina and Children Arthur &amp; Baby
HINGAN, Richie V:, July 9, 1869 - Feb. 4, 1886
YHATES, Wm. T., died July 20, 1866
ODELL, S. J., died Nov. 16, 1879 age 45 yrs, 14 days
DAVIS, L. May, 1862-1928
TOWNSEND, Flora M., Jan. 22, 1853 - Aug. 13, 1886
Small stone mark W.B.K.
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The Kennedy Cemetery is located 1~ miles south of 31st Street on Haskell
Avenue, then first farm lane right in a field along the south side of the
Wakarusa River. Contributed by Maxine Hougland, Lawrence, Kansas.

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Excerpts from:
"A KANSAS SOUVENIR"
Products of an advanced civilization.
A book of information relative to the moral, educational, agricultural,
commercial, manufacturing, and mining interests of the state.
Issued by The Kansas Immigration and Information Association, 1896
Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas
"KANSAS" By Hon. John J. Ingalls
KANSAS is the naval of the nation.

77

�RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
by Goldie Piper Daniels
Enterprise School District No. 18. The site for this school was acquired
by condemnation because the School District had been unable to acquire title
because the land was "wild land" and the owner could not be found. It was
appraised for $5.00 for the site. Later it was believed that the "wild
land" may have belonged to a man named Graham, who lived in Missouri.
When in operation this little schoolhouse was known as Brown Jug School,
so named by Thurb Harding who loved to sing "Little Brown Jug", but when
the new and last schoolhouse was built about 1894, the name was changed to
"Enterprise" because the neighborhood, according to J. B. Banker, was too
enterprising a neighborhood for its school to be named "Little Brown Jug."
The 1897-98 term of school was taught by C. E. Jay with salary of $40.00
per month. Board members were: J. H. Baldwin and M. T. Harding. Total
expenditure for the year was $364.01. Those of school age at that time were:
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Joe· Baldwin
Susie and Nora Collins
Della and Myrtle Coursen
Mary, John, Henry, Charlie, &amp; Louisa
Desque
Roy, Pearl, Eva Dodder
Minnie Griffin
Nettie, Birdie, &amp; Rosie Griffith
Alvin Harding
Goldie, Clyde, Elmer, Belle, Charlie,
John, 0, Ot8. .Dodder

Martin &amp; Myrtle Hines
Orval Kingston
Elizabeth, Ella, &amp; Lily Marckle
Jim, Carrie, &amp; Jennie Murphy
John &amp; Belle Rea
George, Henry, &amp; Louisa Raible
Joe and Jake Thompson
Guy, Lettie, Ethel, Earl, &amp; Jay
Weimer

Ella Woodyard taught the 1899-1900 term.
Emma Chappam that of 1900-1901, followed by:
Grace Showalter
Edith Wolgamott
W. S. Martin
Nora Hershey
May Mowldley
Eva Lutz
Lizzie Postma
Board Members ending in 1910 were:
Thomas Murphy
E. D. Flory
Edward Raible
Myrtle Hines, eleven years of age, was the youngest graduate from any
rural school in Douglas County in 1902. This could be an all-time record.
Later teachers were:
Eva Lutz
Faye Woodvmrd
Mamie Haus
Olive Lemberger
Edith L. Read
Camilla Maichel

Myrtle Coursen
Dollie Mannix
Mabel Weimer
Dorothy Henderson
Pearl Pogue
Loretta Shaw

Hattie Tucher
Edna Fawl
Blanche Collins
Dorothy Griffith
Elsie Reed

Other Board Members were: J. E. Hardtarfer, J. C. Miller, F. E. Faul,
H. M. Desque, George Raible, H. R. Wright

78

�RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
by Goldie Piper Daniels
Bismark School District No. 79. In 1870, when an acre of land was
given to the district by the Kansas Pacific Railway Company, a two-story
brick schoolhouse was built.
The first schoolhouse had two teachers and the enrollment was large.
Bismark in its day was a bustling settlement where the Kansas Pacific Railway Shops were located and also the famous Bismark Grove, scene of early day
fairs, picnics, chautauquas, Independence Day celebrations, political rallies,
famous races, and other large gatherings.
In 1897-98, Emma Martin was the teacher at a monthly salary of $40.00.
The enrollment was 22. Total expenditures for the year were $'334.13. Board
members were G. W. Campbell and Jacob Hammig, Jr. No treasurer was listed.
The 1898 census showed children from the following families: ADAMS, BEARD,
BRAUNING, CAMPBELL, DAVIS, DAVENPORT, HOSKINS, GREGORY, PHILLIPS, ROBERTSON,
WISE, SIMMONS, and FRENCH.
The 1898-99 and 1899-1900 terms were taught by Ida Dorsey with the same
board members as in 1898 except for the addition of J. C. Wise as treasurer.
The first ten years of the 1900's had teachers Nora Lane, May Clark,
Etha Wise, Alpha Lane, Alice Hammond, Jennie Wasson, Alice Smith, and Emma
Dews for the term endirig in 1910. Board members were W. R. Green, Jacob
Hammig, and P. H. Weeks.
Alice Dicker, the teacher in 1911, remembers that a tornado struck the
district in the evening of an early spring day before she had left the
schoolhouse, and that her walk home was hazardous as she climbed over and
under fallen wires and other debris.
Teachers of the next ten years were Alice Dicker, Anna Woodward, Chas.
A. Kelsall, Mrs. Ruth Daniel, Nellie McLean, and Cora Eastman for the term
ending in 1920, with board members Alfred Heck, Chas. A. Wu1fkuh1e, and
Chas. A. Wise.
.
Bismark School was discontinued when the new Grant School was opened
in the 1960's.
Book available from author:

Mrs. Goldie Piper Daniels
1525 Vermont Street
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

* ** *
Excerps from: "KANSAS" by Hon. John J. Ingalls
I~ has been sometimes obscurely intimated that the typical Kansas
1acks.1n reserve, and occasionaly exhibits a tendency to exaggeration in
~wel17n~ upon. the development of the State and the benefits and burdens of
1ts c1t1zensh1p.

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�UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 34
Willow Springs Township, Douglas County, Kansas
·1926-1927
Teacher: Miss Opal Steen (now Mrs. Ernest Pohl, Lawrence, Kansas)
County Superintendent: O.J. Lane
School Board: V.M. Flory, C.C. Schwartz, Wm. Niebrugge
Pupils
Evalyn Barnhart
Orpha Barnhart
Roy Barnhart
Lila Boehle
Mary Churchbaugh
Leonard Flory
Raymond Flory
Ruth Flory
Charles Heim
Fred Howser

Karl Niebrugge
Martha Niebrugge
Milton Niebrugge
Elsie Pippert
Mae Pippert
Helen Sutton
Mable Sutton
Veda Sutton
Dudley Ulrich
Glenn Ulrich

In the schoolyears' 1945-1946; 1946-1947, I returned to teach Union
School with Mrs. Margaret Hurley as the County Superintendent, Virgil
Schwartz, Lester Schwartz and Roy Schwalm as the School Board members.
Submitted by Mary Churchbaugh Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas.

* * **
Excerpts from "KANSAS" by Hon. John J. Ingalls
Diagonals drawn from Duluth to Galveston; from Washington to San
Francisco; from Tallahasse to Olympia; from Sacramento to Augusta,
intersect at its center.
Kansas is the nucleus of our political system, around which its
forces assemble; to which its energies converge; and from which its
energies radiate to the remotest circumference.
Kansas is the focus,of freedom, where the rays of heat and light
concentrated into a flame that melted the manacles of the slave, and
cauterized the heresies of State Sovereignty and disunion.
Kansas is the core and kernel of the country, containing the germs
of its growth and the quickening ideas essential to its perpetuity.
The history of Kansas is written in capitals. It is punctuated with
exclamation points. Its verbs are imperative. Its adjectives are superlative. The commonplace and the prosaic are not defined in its lexicon.
Its statistics can be stated only in the language of hyperbole.
The aspiration of Kansas is to reach the unattainable; its dream is
the realization of the impossible. Alexander wept because there were no
more worlds to conquer. Kansas, having vanquished all competitors, smiles
complacently as she su~passes from year to year her own triumphs in growth
and glory. Other States could be spared without irreparable bereavement,
but Kansas is indispensable to the joy, the inspiration, and the improvement
of the World.

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�HOW TO TRACE YOUR FAHILY TREE
Finding out who your ancestors were is a fascinating adventure and is not
as difficult as it seems, if you know where to look. By NIKKI SCHULTZ.
Your great-great grandfather might well have been of royal blood; on the
other hand, your great-great grandmother might have been an infamous courtesan.
Interest in heredity is growing rapidly. What was once the hobby of the elite
and the intellectuals is fast becoming a serious project for people of all
backgrounds. One reason could be family pride and the natural resentment
at the attempts being made by our society to reduce everyone to a series of
computer numbers.
There has
versities, and
There seems to
elders must be

also been a flurry of excitement throughout colleges and unistudents are being encouraged to investigate their heritage.
be a feeling of urgency, as oral records retained by family
recorded before they die.

Marianne Nemeth was one of the many college students who received an
assignment to trace her family tree. Miss Nemeth was not too enthused at
first, but her grandmother told her the family was originally from Pennsylvania via Hungary and the family name, at one time, was spelled Namath.
"My first reaction," said Miss Nemeth, "was oh boy! I might be Joe
Namath's long-lost cousin."
The Search Begins
Miss Nemeth began her quest, concentrating on the Nemeth, or paternal,
side of the family tree. She got off to a good start because her parents
and grandparents were able to supp~y dates and places. Her dad had a copy
of his birth certificate (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) which revealed that his
father was also born in Wisconsin. Grandfather Nemeth supplied the date
and place and within a short time, Miss Nemeth had acquired a copy of his
birth certificate from the county clerk's office.
According to her grandfather's birth certificate, great-grandfather
Nemeth was born in Pennsylvania, but no one knew exactly where, so Miss
Nemeth calculated his year of birth (his age was on Grandfather Nemeth's
birth certificate) and wrote to the Bureau of Vital Statistics in Harrisburg
requesting a search for that year. Amazingly, the birth certificate arrived
almost by return mail. So far, the search had been easy, but great-grandfather's birth certificate gave his father's place of birth simply as
"Hungary," and the family had no knowledge of where in Hungary he was born
other than that it was a very small village.
Miss Nemeth consulted with the local genealogical society for advice
and they suggested that she make some calculations with the aid of the
documents she had in her possession. If she could estimate the year in
which her great-grandfather's father arrived in the United States from
Hungary, she was told, the National Archives in Washington, D.C., might be
able to assist her further.
She
City and
Archives
clues as

took a chance and guessed that the port of arrival was New York
even though her estimate of the year was incorrect, the National
somehow came up with a copy of the passenger list, which gave her
to where to begin her search in Hungary.

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�"I think the most interesting part," said Miss Nemeth, "was actually
'seeing' the migration of my fami1y--from Europe to the United States and
then the migration west." Miss Nemeth also collected marriage certificates
along the way and found the documents to be quite revea1ing--showing professions,
first names, surnames and so on.
Miss Nemeth completed her class project and is now proceeding on her
own to trace the maternal side of the family tree. She's off to a start with
her mother's birth certificate, but the information on this side of the family
line is vague, so she expects that the search will be a bit more challenging.
Where to Begin
Families differ to such a great extent that it is impossible to 1is~ any
one search program that can be followed by everyone. For many, the search
may be only as far away as the local genealogical society or town clerk's
office. For others, a $3 check and a letter to the Immigration and Naturalization Service can provide a key to the past. For most, the project requires
time, effort and patience. It depends upon the information with which you
have to work and just how deeply you wish to delve into your family's past.
Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution can rely on written records
going back to the Mayflower, but persons of African and European descent
usually do not have written diaries to rely on, so the search becomes a bit
more challenging.
There are many agencies and services that will do some searching for
you, but the first and most important step is to collect as much information
as possible.
Drafting a Chart
You should first begin with a draft of a family tree chart to guide you
as you proceed to fit together the broken pieces. The sketch below is a
simple paternal tree of the Forester family, starting with the present generation and going back to Thomas Forester, born in 1814. Branches to include
brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles and so on are not shown because of the
spatial limitations of the magazine. (Great-grandfather Charles there produced nine children, so you can imagine the width of the full-blown tree!)
Thomas
Forester
1814-1864

..

m.

Suzanna
Field
1815-1890

,r----~

Charles
Forester
1842-1903

m.

Jane
Hayer
1846-1936

m.

Alice
Goddard
1881-1944

f

Arthur
Forester
1879-1962
j

Leslie R.
Forester
19211

Michae1 Goddard
Forester
1948-

m.
1

Mark I David
Forester'
1950-

Blanche
Cook
1923I

Lawson
Forester
1952-

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,

Goeffrey Gibbs
Forester
1955-

�Fill in as much information as possible, including dates and places of
birth and marriage and death, and then proceed step-by-step to fill in the
rest of the facts as they become known to you through the documents or vital
statistics that you will be collecting.
Many will know enough about their parents--where they were born, where
their parents (your grandparents) were born--but for those of you who do not
know, you must begin from scratch.
Some of the answers might be found in family Bibles or other documents
that might have been stored away in attics and trunks. If these are not
available, interviewing your parents or a family elder should reward you with
places and dates of birth.
If your relatives are not nearby, prepare and send them a questionnaire.
It would be a good idea to send a questionnaire to as many of your relatives
as possible, as certain facts might be known only by some.
When you know the date and place of birth, a copy of a birth certificate
can easily be obtained. The birth certificate will reveal the names of your
grandparents and, in most cases, their occupations at the time of the birth
of your father (or mother). Most birth records will also show the country in
which the parents of the child were born. You can then move on to the next
step which would be to trace the birth certificates of your grandparents,
then the birth certificates of their parents, and so on.
If you do not know the exact date, but know the exact place of birth,
you can estimate the year of birth and request a search. In most places you
can request a search for a period covering an entire decade, but knowing· the
exact dates will save you both a lot of time and effort.
If
or town
will be
need do

the place of birth is in the United States,the city, county, state
clerk's office will have the birth records. (In some localities, it
the department of health or the bureau of vital statistics--a11 you
is check the telephone book for the correct name.)
Foreign Records

For birth records in foreign countries, you can write directly to the
bureau of vital statistics in the village, city or town; and when in doubt
as exactly where to write, you can write to the U. S. consul in that country
for assistance. He will not secure the document for you in most cases, but
he will be able to advise you as to where you should direct your inquiry.
If your forefathers did, in fact, come from Europe, an interview with a
relative or a search through family papers might reveal naturalization information or the name of the ship and date of arrival in the United States.
The National Archives, Central Reference Division, Washington, D. C.
20408, has customs passenger lists dating back to 1820, with a few as early
as 1787. Lists prior to 1820 may be on file at the port of entry or' the state
archives in the state where the port is located.
Passenger lists for ships arriving in New York, a main port of entry,
are available except that the years from 1874 to 1896 are not indexed and
they are unable to provide a page by page search of these lists unless you
can provide the name of the ship and the specific date of arrival. If you
are near Washington, D. C., archive's librarians will make the lists available to you in the Microfilm Research Room. For those unable to get to

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�Washington, D. C., the National Archives will send a list of organizations which list the names of persons who will do the researching for you
for a fee.
Departure Date
Passenger lists usually disclose the exact place and date of departure
and the closest relative in the passenger's native country or in the United
States. You might also find names of relatives who arrived on the same ship
and then migrated to a different part of the country.
If you know the name of the ship, but not the date of arrival, The Morton
Allan Directory of European Passenger Steamship Arrivals, available in all
large public libraries, lists the names and arrival dates of ships arriving at
New York from 1890 to 1930, and Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston, from 1904
to 1926.
Pacific Coast ports are not included in the passenger list records at
the National Archives. The San Francisco passenger lists were destroyed by
fires in 1851 and 1920. The California Historical Society, 2090 Jackson St.,
San Francisco, Calif. 94109, has lists of persons who arrived-in California
and indexes to the names on the lists, mainly in the 1820-1869 period; but
the lists are not original records as they had to be prepared from newspapers and other sources.,
The National Archives ask that you do not send money in advance for a
passenger list search. You will be billed $1 for the copy if they are able
to find the entry you are seeking.
If you are able to obtain a copy of the passenger list, you will have
sufficient information to write to the Immigration and Naturalization Service
for a copy of the naturalization petition. Write to the I &amp; NS, at 119 D
Street, N.E., Washington, D. C. 20536, .or your nearest office, for application
form N-585.
When you have completed the application, send it to the nearest office,
except in those cases where naturalization data is desired relating to
naturalization that took place between September 21, 1906 and April 1, 1956.
These applications should be sent to the Washington, D. C., office.
The basic search fee is $3 and is not returnable. For the basic search
fee you will also receive a copy of the first page of the naturalization
petition or admission record, but the petitions contain a w~alth of family
information and so it is recommended to request a copy of the entire petition.
The cost is 25¢ per page, so you can get all of the four pages that you need
for the basic search fee of $3 plus 75¢.
If naturalization occurred prior to September 7, 1906, the place of residence at the time of naturalization must be furnished. Records prior to 1906,
however, rarely contain information regarding the subject's family.
The National Archives also has naturalization proceedings but only of
the Washington, D. C., courts from 1802 to 1926, and copies and indexes of
naturalization documents from 1787 to 1906 filed by courts in the states of
Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.
Also available at the National Archives are U.S. Census records from
1790 to the present. If the locality of your family is known to you, you
can purchase, for a small fee, a copy of the reel of microfilm showing the
census information on your family. Census records, if complete, will disclose the names of all family members, as well as their ages, occupations,
incomes and places of birth.
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�Genealogical searches by those of Irish or Scotch ancestry seem to be
easy, and a guide to genealogical records and repositories in Ireland is
available in most public libraries. The book is called Irish and ScotchIrish Ancestral Research, by Margaret Dickson Fally. The Irish Historical
Society in Dublin is also willing to give a helping hand.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is presently engaged in
a large-scale way in tracing the genealogy of its church members., Their
services are also available to non-members for a small fee, so if you do encounter problems, you can write or visit the nearest Mormon Church for assistance and they will be more than willing to share their expertise with you.
Negro History
It has long been assumed that the Negro had no traceable history beyond
that of a slave, but author Alex Haley has proved this to be wrong by tracing
his past to a seventh-generation ancestor in a village on the Gambia River.
Haley spent thousands of dollars and seven years' work in his quest to discover his past. He will be sharing his research methods in a book which will
be written as a guide for black genealogists, and the story of his own search
will be told in a soon-to-be published book entitled Roots.
Haley is also going even one step further by creating a black genealogical
library in Washington, D. C. Through his search he learned that documentation
is available for the blacks, such 8S plantation inventory lists, slave-sale
records and emancipation records. His library, which will be open iIi 1976,
will make available these records along with records from villages in Africa.
The knowledge being so unselfishly shared by Haley will be of invaluable
help to the many thousands of blacks who have been unsuccessful in fitting
together the pieces of their broken pasts. White Anglo-Saxons have been at a
distinct advantage in their searches due to the careful recordkeeping, but in
the case of the blacks, the search can be painfully complex.
An important point to remember while tracing your family tree is to
attempt to do more than compile names and dates--look into the occupations
of your ancestors and find out more about the history of your family. If
it's possible to speak to someone who actually knew your parents or grandparents, take a tape recorder along and let him tell you the stories he might
recall about your family. Sometimes a non-member of the family can give you
an even greater insight about your pedigree. This will make your project
even more interesting, and who knows what you will discover?
A name in itself might prove to be very revealing, as second names came
into being because everyone in the village was usually named John, William or
Richard. This became so confusing that it became necessary to adopt a last
name.
The names used came from four major sources--occupations, location, father's
name or an unusual characteristic. In other words, John,the village blacksmith
became John Black or John Smith, and John, the village suit maker, became John
Taylor.
If John lived on the hill, he became John Hill, or, if near a stream, John
Brook. The Foresters (see preceding page) might have roamed the woods with
Robin Hood in Sherwood Forest.

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�Using the father's name resulted in Williamson, Johnson and Richardson.
Patronymics (father's names) in other countries ended in "sen" (Denmark
and Norway), "pulos" (Greece), "ez" (Spain), and "wiecz" (Poland). In some
countries, prefixes denoted "son," such as the Scotch and Irish use of "Mac"
and "Mc" and the Germanic "Fritz." In Ireland~ the 0' denotes grandfather.
Characteristics resulted in such surnames as Longfellow, Fox, Walker,
Dancer, Witty, Elder, and so on.
The Dictionary of American Family Names, published by Harper &amp; Row, is
available at most libraries and will give you the origin of thousands of
names plus possible variations in spelling.
Knowing who and what you are is certainly far more interesting than
being "MXl02876." Good luck in your search!

Copied with the permission of Family Circle Magazine, November 1972.

****
Petitions for Naturalization
Douglas Co. Kansas, ta~en from
Naturalization Petition and Record Book
Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924
p. 149
Name: Theodore Spires Bahos
Occupation: (192l-cook)
(1924-proprietor of restaurant)
Address: (1921)-1001 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, Ks.
(1924)-1104 New York St., Lawrence, Kansas
Description: (At age of 22) - complexion dark, 6 feet, 185 lbs., black
hair, light blue eyes, no distinguishing marks.
Born: Patras, Greece - 25 Dec. 1898 (or 1899)
Emigrated to U.S. from Patras, Greece on vessel "Martha Washington". Arrived
N.Y. on or about 5 Feb. 1913.
Declaration of intention: 7 March 1921, Douglas Co. District Court
Resided in Kansas since: 20 Dec. 1916
Wife: Lillie Spiros Bahos, born l1eaura, Oklahoma
Children: Two
p. 31
Name: Maria Louisa Johanna Helene Barteldes
Residence: 510 Ohio, Lawrence
Occupation: None
Description: (age 60) complexion fair, 5'2", 180 lbs. gray hair, blue eyes
Born: Hanover, Germany, 5 March 1848
Emigrated to U.S. from Bremen, Germany on vessel "Saliel". Arrived in N.Y.
on or about 19th Sept. 1882
Declaration of intention: November 19, 1908, in Douglas Co. District Court
Marital status: unmarried

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�Petitions for Naturalization Con't.
p. 52
Name: Abraham Bear
Residence: 922 New Jersey St., Lawrence, Ks.
Occupation: Garage Helper
Born: 20 Dec. 1896
Place: Washilsek (7), Russia
Emigrated to U.S. from Antwerp, Belgium on or about 2 July 1913.
Boston, Mass. in vessel "Fatherland"
Declaration of intention: 3 April 1917
Resided in Kansas since:5 April 1915 (except while in U.S. Army)
Marital status: unmarried

Arrived

p. 95
Name: August Henry Boehle (Second application)
ReSidence: Willow Springs Township, Douglas Co., Ks.
Occupation:· Farmer
Description: (Age 53) - fair complexion, 5'6", 155 lbs., brown hair, brown
eyes, scar on inside of left hand.
Resided in Kansas since: 1 May l8[H
Born: 28th March 1864
"Emigrated from Potsdam, Germany on vessel, "Hohhenstaufer, 24 March l88!.
Arrived N.Y. 12 April 1881.
Declaration of intention: 27 Feb. 1918
Wife's name: Augusta Wilhelmina, born, Wisconsin
Children: Five

Name: Henry Bowman (father was John Bowman)
ReSidence: 1809 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, Kansas
Occupation: Engineer contractor
Born: 24 or 29 Nov. 1860, Cumberland, England
Emigrated from Liverpool, England about 12 April 1876 in vessel, "Illinois".
Arrived at Philadelphia, Penn. on or about 25 April 1876.
Resided Kansas since: 1 May 1876
Wife's name:. Sarah Elizabeth Bowman, b. St. Joseph, Mo., 18 Sept. 1861.
Children: One adopted child
p. 23

Name: Anselm Brohamer
Residence: R.R. 5, Baldwin, Kansas
Occupation: Farmer
Born: 21 July 1846
Place: Burgcell, Wolfasch, Germany
Emigrated to U.S. from Germany in vessel "Union" arrived port of N.Y. about
16 July 1870
Declaration of intention: October 17, 1876, Akron, (Summit Co.,) Ohio
Wife's name: Barbara Flaeschmann of Kocherbach, Germany.
Children: Fi ve
To be, continued in future issues.
Compiled and submitted by Judy Sweets, Lawrence, Kansas.
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�DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGES 1866-1867
Recorded in the county clerk"s office, Lawrence, "Kansas.
Compiled October 1979 by Mary Jamison listing groom, bride, date and officiant.
ADAJ~S

L. ROBERTS--14 March l867--Rev. John S. Brown
, David C.--Emma
.
ADAMS, John N.--Mary A. MARKLE--7 Jan. l866--Rev. Jesse Brockway
ANDERSON, William N.--Libbie J. WEAVER--15 11arch l866--Rev. H. D. Healey
ANTHONY, Mark--Matilda MOORE--4 April l867--Rev. H. Green
ARBANE, James C.--Edie ARBANE--20 May l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
ASHER, Asa--Parthenia FARMER--ll Oct. l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
ATKINSON, Isaac--Zilphia A. BURTON~-l Nov. l866--Rev. Madison F. Joiner
AUSTIN, Robert--Julia CLAYTON--23 May l867--Chas. Pilla, J.P.
BAIRD, William Franklin--Georgiana BELL--l July l866--Rev. Richard Cordley
BAKER, Fletcher H.--Sarah FEARER--25 Dec. l866--Rev. 'Samuel Kretsinger
BALDWIN, George A.--Melissa(Malisa)THORP--16 June l866--H.H. Howard, J.P.
BALDWIN, Lewis Cass--Viola BOUTON--19 Aug. l866--Horace Tucker, J.P.
BALES, Aaron--Elizabeth H. FORDS--25 April l866--Rev. O.H: Mitchell
BALL, Samuel--Francis HARRISON--9 Aug. l866--H.H. Howard, J.P.
BALLAGH, James--Nancy R. RAY--6 March l867--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
BARKER, Daniel--Frances E. McGINNIS--2 June l867--H.H. Howard, J.P.
BARKER, Pattsen--Adline STONE--3l July l866--Rev. H. Green
BARTHOLOW, J. Newton--Mary A. FIELD--16 May l866--Rev. G.S. Dearborn
BEALS, Jacob M.--Sarah F. WOODS--28 Jan. l866--Rev. W.H. Fisher
BEAM, L.J.--Sarah F. RAY--13 Aug. l866--Rev. L.E. Ray
BEELER, Samuel F.--Anna M. SHORT--10 July l866--Rev. Samuel MacBurney
BENNETT, William--Mattie FORTNIGHT--12 April l866--Rev. Dudley Lee
BETTS, John L.--Dillie SELLERS--27 Jan. l867--Rev. James M. Strasburg
BLANKINSHIP, Elisha~-Ann SCOFIELD--10 June l866--Rev. John S. Brown
BOLTON~ William--Harriet MOORE--14 Sept. l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
BOWERS, Joseph--Fanny LEFTWICK--15 Dec. l866--Rev. Joseph H. Payne
BRAGOON, David--Easter PRICE--23 Dec. l866--Rev. Abraham Rothrock
BRENDER, John L. --Nancy E. SIURLEY --25 Dec. l866--Charles H. Sears, J. P .
BRISCO, James--Susannah CHISSINBERG--14 Jan. l866--Rev. Wm. Kimberlin
BRONSON, Henry--Mary A. SANGER--27 Aug. l866--Rev. John S. Brown
BROOKS, Albert G.--Addie M. SWEET--14 June l866--Rev. Richard Cordley
BROUTHERTON, W.H.--Rachel J. BAKER--7 March l867--Rev. D. Woodward
BROWN, Arthur V.--Ann B. BROOKS--4 March l867--H.H. Howard, J.P.
BROWN, John--Mary DELt~ARCH--l Aug. l866--Wm. Draper, J.P.
BROWN, John--Mary Sophronia CALLAWAY--3 Jan. l867--H.H. Howard, J.P.
BUCKELS, William--Martha E. WOOD--4 July l866--Horace Tucker, J.P.
BURGOON, Thomas--Martha A. KINGCADE(KINCAID)--14 Jan. l866--Rev. Joel Sherfy
BUTLER, John--Sarah DOYEL--7 April l866--C. Pilla, J.P.
CALDWELL, Jackson--Mary BROWN--ll Feb. l866--Rev. Dudley Lee
CAPPER, Alfred--Fanny GOODELL--16 Jan. l867--Rev. George F. Chapin
CARNEY, James H., Esq.--Annie SPENCE--17 Hay l867--Rev. George F. Chapin
CARR, Harden--Lizey DRISDEN--13 March l866--Rev. Dudley Lee
.
CARTER, John Lyman--Angie G. SARGENT--2l Jan. l866--Rev. Richard Cordley
CARTER, Moses--Martha Jane JOHNSON--22 April l866--Rev. C.A. Bateman
CAYLOR, Peter H.--Lucy Ann McKINNEY--l Feb. l866--Rev. Abraham Rothrock
CAYTON, William H.--Margaret R. CRUTCHFIELD--4 Jan. l866--Rev. Wm. Kimberlin
CHAPMAN, Wm. B.--Sarah R. BROWN--19 Aug. l866--Wm. Draper, J.P.
CHEW, Robert--Rebecca Elizabeth HULBERT--29 June l866--Benjamin M. Pratt, J.P.

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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867
CHILSON, Stephen--Mary E. HARD--14 Jan. l866--Rev. John S. Brown
CHRYSTY, John F.--Miss MILLER--3 Feb. l866--Rev. S. Favre, Catholic P,riest
CLARK, George--Rachel MASON--6 April l867--Charles Pilla, J.P.
CLARK, Oliver J.--Kate PERCY~-5 Sept. l866--Rev. J.F. Morgan
COLE, Wm. H.--Mary E. NIX(ESSIX)--l Nov. l866--Benjamin M. Piatt, J.P.
COLLINS, Charles--Lorette McMILLAN--27 Jan. l866--E.D. Ladd, J.P.
CONKLIN, Benjamin F.--Sarah WOOD--30 Aug. l866--Rev. John S. Brown
COPELAND, Henry--Libby MINER--no date--recorded 19 June l866--Rev. J.H. Payne
CRAWFORD, Reid--Osadore A. ALLISON--8 Feb. l866--Rev. G. W. Paddock
CREECH, Ira--Sue M. TURNER~-ll March l866--Rev. John S. Brown
CUNNINGHAM, J.C.--Mary C. WARO--9 Jan. l866--Rev. G. W. Paddock
CURES, Thomas L.--Clayana OLIVER--2 Oct. l866--Rev. James M. Strasburg
CURTIS, John H.--Mary E. POTTER--25 May l866--Charles Chadwick, J.P.
CURTISS, Wm.--Ella TRIPP--8 March l866--Rev. David Shuck
DALLY, Albert--Margrett DUGAN--3 April l866--Rev. H.D. Fisher
DANIELS, George--Mary FFANCIS--4 April l866--Rev. Dudley
DAVIS, Benjamin F.--Amanda E. BOWLIN--l July l866--Rev. M.W. Marquess
DAVIS, Jefferson--Mary GREGGS--5 May l866--Rev. Dudley Lee
DAVIS, Oscar--Hattie SIMMS--l Aug. l866--Charles Chadwick, J.P.
DAVIS, Richard--Jane JACKSON--7 May l866--S. R. Waters, J.P.
DEER, Emerson--Elizabeth HINK--8 July l867--Jesse McKenney, J.P.
DERBY, Frederick A.--Clara H. WHITE--8 March l866--Rev. Richard Cordley
DINNEY, Absalam--Harriet SIMPSON--20 Feb. l866--E.D. Ladd, J.P.
DOLLINYER, Charles--Emelia YOUNG--25 March l866--Rev. Alois Mayers, Catholic ~riest
DONAHUE, John--Martha M. BALDWIN--14 Jan. l867--Rev. George F. Chapin
DREW, Elisha--Martha E. LITTLE--ll March l867--Rev. John G. Piper
DUNGAR, Willis--Kate FRENCH--4 Oct. l866--Rev.Job W. Hague
DURLAND, J. Henry--Eunice L. COX--l Jan. l867--Rev.E. D. Bentl~y
EDIE, J.S.--Maria C. DANIELS--l Harch l866--Rev. G.W. Paddock
EDMISTON, James C.--Flora J. GREEN--16 Oct. l866--Rev. Jesse Brockway
EDr1URTSEN, Selman--America HENDERSON--9 Aug. l866--Rev. H. Green
EGGERS, Henry--Catherine EGGERS--1(6) Dec. l866--Wm. Ginley, J.P.
ELLISTON, John H.--Nannie DUNN--6 June l867--James M. Hendry, J.P.
ENRIGHT, Munroe J.--Frances POORE--8 April l867--Rev. Edwin D. Bentley
ETTER, Edwin D.--Hester A. McKEE--4 March l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
ETTER, George A.--Eliza J. LEACH--3l March l867--Rev. Jesse Brockway
EVANS, Henry--Mary WHITLOCK--7 June l866--Rev. Richard Cordley
FALLEY, Samuel--Elizabeth L. SAUMS--2l March l867--Rev. O.H.Mitchell
FARMER, Lemuel T.--Mary J. MATHEWS--no date--recorded 10 May 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
FIELDING, Jeremiah--E1iza JONES-- June l866--Evan Jones, Cherokee Missionary
FIELDS, Edward--Jane HARRIS--11 Aug. l866--Rev. H. Green
FISH, Thomas--Mary P. FULLER--24 Dec. l866--H.H. Howard, J.P.
FITZMORRIS, Dennis--Sarah DONAHOE--8 July l866--Rev. S. Favre, Catholic Priest
FOWLER, Chester F1oyd--Emi1y(Emi1ie) PARDEE~-13 April 1866--C. Pilla, J.P.
FULLER, Wallace--Anne AYER--15 April l867--Rev. R.W. Oliver
GAMLIN, Samue1--Cherry GAMLIN--18 May l866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
GEER, Benjamin--Lucinda MOREHEAD--19 May l867--Charles Chadwick, J.P.
GELEANE (GELERENE.,GELEIENE)John--Nancy BANKS--24 June l866--Rev. H. Green
GENTRY, Austian--Sylvia WARD--2 Feb. l866--Charles Dickson, J.P.
GLADDEN, Jerry--Susannah DAVIS--15 Jan. l866--Rev. Dudley Lee

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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867
GLENN, Jonathan H.--Ma1vina ZINN--20 Feb. 1866--R.W. Dummar, J.P.
GRANBY, Danie1--E1iza BRAND--15 Sept. 1866--Char1es Chadwick, J.P.
GRAZIER, Moses L.--Mary E. STANFIELD--16 Dec. 1866--H.H.Howard, J.P.
GULASPIE, John Wm.--Minerva FRAKER--8 July 1866--R.W. Dummer, J.P.
HACKWORTH, P1easant--Mary WALTON--27 March 1867--Char1es Pilla, J.P.
HAMILTON, James P.--Sarah A. RANKIN--28 June 1866--Char1es Chadwick, J.P.
HARD, A.B.--Sarah J. DOUGLAS--12 April 1866--Rev. G.W. Paddock
HARD, Gideon--Joanna V. JONES--22 Feb. 1866--Rev. G.W. Paddock
HARRINGTON, Jesse--Jane BARLEY--2 May 1867--Char1es Chadwick, J.P.
HARRIS, Robert--Katharine ESSEX--31 Dec. 1866--Char1es Pilla, J.P.
HARRIS, W. M.--Lydia TOOTHAKER--12 Sept. 1866--Rev. George S. Dearborn
HARVEY, Thomas B.--Sarah F. SHORT--12 Jan. 1867--Rev. Jesse Brockway
HASTINGS, 01iver--Sarah F. AMSDEN--6 Dec. 1866--Rev. Joseph H. Payne
HAVENS, George--E1iza A. JACKSON--26 April 1866--Rev. T.J. Ferri1
HEATH, A. Judson--He1en A. ISERMAN--12 May 1867--Rev. Wm. C. Tenney
HERRINGTON, Robert C.--Lena V. HENRY--12 April 1866--Rev. Richard Cord ley
HITCHCOCK, Bethue1--De1iser LEWIS--23 Aug. 1866--Rev. T.J. Ferri1
HOLLADAY, Duncan~-Ma!y V. THRASHER--13 Aug. 1866--Rev. H.M. Greene
HOLMES, We1lington--Mariah BLACKSTEN--8 April 1866--John Pieratt, J.P.
HOLTZ, John--Margaret LEWIS--2 April 1867--Rev. E. Vea
HORNBACH, Samue1--Rebecca CHRISS--18 March 1866--Rev. L.R. Campbell
HORTON, James C.--Fannie B. ROBINSON--22 April 1867--Rev. R.W. Oliver
HULTSOPPLE, Jacob--Barbra BUCKHART--22 Feb. 1866--Rev. George F. Chapin
IRONSIDE, Robert--Susan L. KING--4 March 1866--Wm. Draper, J.P.
JACKSON, Harry--Fi1is LADLEY--1 Jan. 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee
JACKSON, Henry--Nancy RILEY--24 June 1866--Rev. H. Green
JEWITT, Luther--Mary Jane SQUARES--4 Oct. 1866--Char1es Chadwick, J.P.
JOHNSON, A1bert--JaneC. RICE--3 Feb. 1867--Rev. Samuel Kretsinger
JOHNSON, King--Josephene WALTON--21 May 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
JOINER, M.F.--Char1otte Ann HOLMARK--1 July 1866--Rev. W.W. Williams
JONES, James--Ruth COLLIER--30 Sept. 1866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey
JONES, Va1entine--Kate SIMSON--22 Sept. 1866--Char1es M. Sears
KEES, Andrew--Sarah GROOMS--27 Oct. 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P.
KELLEY, James N.--Anna G.VANANDA--20 May 1866--Rev. John S. Brown
KLAUS, Robert--Sarah E. COLLINS--l1 Oct. 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P.
KLEINVOGAL, Char1es--Dora PAPENHUSEN--no date--recorded 13 June 1866-Charles Pilla, J.P.
KNIGHT, Geo. W.--Caro1ine M. BE~~--15 March 1866--Rev. Martin Seiler
KRETSINGER, Isaac W.--Mary L. BRANDER--24 Feb. 1867--Rev. H.M. Greene
LAMBDIN, McKendrie L.--E1la GILBERT--13 Aug. l866--Rev. J.F. Morgan
LAMON, Wm. H.--Harriet A. BELL--1 April 1866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey
LANATH, Oscar M.--Sarah HALE--7 Jan. l866--Charles Darr, J.P.
LANDRETH, Henry--Me1inda LANDERS--9 Nov. 1866--Char1es Pilla, J.P.
LAPTAD, Peter--Agnes PETRIE--3 Feb. 1867--Rev. J.F. Morgan
LEON, Joseph--Betsey Ann BARKER--26 May 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P.
LEONARD, Henry--Eme1ine PEARCE--19 Aug. 1866--Rev. John S. Brown
LOGAN, A1bert--Oma GAIRIT--25 May 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
LONGFELLOW, Jacob W.--Sarah A. DAVIS-~8 Nov. 1866--Rev. G.S. Dearborn
LONGFELLOW, Nathan L.--Mary E.R. CAMPBELL--31 Jan. 1867--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
LOVETT, George--E1iza A. JOHNSON--5 April 1867--J.W. Vaughn, J.P.
LOWRIE, James Edward--Elizabeth FRANCE--18 March 1867--Rev. James H. Carruth
LYON, Samuel E.--Annie R. BARTLEMAN--28 April 1867--Rev. George S. Dearborn

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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867
McCAN, Stephen S.--Em1ey f. TOLLE--26 July 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
McCLELAN, Joseph S.--Sarah E. BELL--7 Jan. 1866--Wm. Draper, J.P.
McCOOLE, James P.--Mary A. McKEE--25 Dec. 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
McCULLIE, Gabrie1--Ada1ine WARD--22 April 1867--Rev. Dudley Lee
McCURRY, John--Eunice M. Seward-- ? Feb. l867--recorded 13 June 1867--Rev.
R.P. Duvall
McDEVITT, Samuel L.--Demarest PROVO--6 April 1866--E.D. Ladd, J.P.
McEATHRON, Rufus C.--Fannie E. TUCKER--3 Feb. 1867--Rev. Henry M. Greene
McKINLEY, James B.--Ju1ia A. PORTER--19 April 1866--Rev. J.F. Morgan
MAHONEY, Thomas--Bridget WEIS--17 June 1866--Rev. S. Favre, Catholic Priest
MALLORY, J.S.--Casanda THAYER--15 March 1866--Rev. N. Taylor
MALLOY, John--Pari1ee R. RAY~-13 Aug. 1866--Rev. H.M. Greene
MAPHET, John R.--A1ice C. MUNGER--19 Aug. 1866--S.R. Waters, J.P.
MARKLE, Gabrie1--Mary T. LAHAY--22 March 1866--Wm. Draper, J.P.
MARKS, A1ex--Eunice A. FAXON--4 March 1867--Rev. John S. Brown
MARKS, James--Martha ALLEN--8 Jan. 1866--Rev. G.W. Paddock
MARTIN, Char1es--Emily WILSON--3 April l867--Rev. H. Green
MARTIN, Houstin--Ma1inda JOHNSON--21 Jan. 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee
MEEKER, E.J.--Minnie DAVIS--22 Feb. 1866--Rev. W. Locke
MERVIN, Scott--Me1issa HICKS--l July 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P.
MERWIN, Arthur T.--Ce1estia T. WAIT--6 April 1866--Rev. Richard Cordley
MIERLY, Michae1--Mary A. ALUMBAUGH--28 Feb. 1867--Rev. T.J. Ferri1
MILLER, Charles P.--Sarah C. WOODLAND--10 Sept. 1866--Rev. R.W. Oliver
MILLS, Albert D.--C1ara M. DEY--1 March l866--Rev. Geo. Chapin
MISNEY, Wm. A.--Mary L. ROBERTS--18 Feb. 1866--Rev. S. Weaver
MITCHELL, C.W.--Mary A.F. WADE--10 June 1866--Rev. S. Weaver
MITCHELL, Green--Jennette FOSTER--2l May 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
MONROE, Anthony--Anne CLARK--24 Dec. 1866--Chas. Pilla, J.P.
MONTANYE, Edward--Margaret COPPINGER--30 Jan. 1867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
MONTGOMERY, Michae1--Mary TURNER--17 March 1867--Rev. John Bower
MOORE, Alexander B.--C1ara BUCKLES--11 Oct. 1866--Rev. Jesse Brockway
MORGAN, Peter--Catherine McKEARNEE--26 Aug. 1866--Rev. S. Faver, Catholic Priest
MORTEN, James--Per1inaLOGAN--13 Nov. 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
MOSBY, Andrew--Jane MOSBY(CALDWELL)--17 May 1866--Rev. Evan Jones
MOYS, Rev. H.--Ju1ia A. STOCKING--24 Oct. 1866--Rev. H.D. Fisher
MURPHY, Timothy--Bridget(?)GRANT--17 June 1866--Rev. F.J. Wattron, Catholic Priest
NEEL, Thomas--E1izabeth Cornelius BOOTH--8 July 1866--Char1es M. Sears, J.P.
NELSON, Martin--Lucy WIGG--30 Oct. 1866~-Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
NEWMAN, George--Maggie ALLEN--30 April 1867--Rev. Dudley Lee
NEWMAN, Thomas G.--Josephine WILLIAMS--22 Aug. 1866--Rev. George S. Dearborn
NICHOLLS, George A.--A1va V. BURNETT--15 Oct. l866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey
NYE, George M.--Mrs. L.E. WILLIAMS--25 Nov. 1866--Rev. George F. Chapin
OWEN, Alvin E.--Eme1ine BROCKWAY--25 July 1866--Rev. Jesse Brockway
OWENS, Simeon--Isabe11a HANROY(HANVOY,HAMOY)--l July 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee
PAISTON, Lymen E.--Anna HARNED--4 July 1866--Rev. R. W. Oliver
PALMER, B.D.--Gertie NORTON--l Jan. 1867--Rev. R. W. Oliver
PARKER, Antony--Mary Elizabeth STEPTON--20 Jan. 1867~-Gabrie1 Gray, J.P.
PEARSON, Joseph E.--Mary STUDEBAKER--23 Oct. 1866--Rev. Geo. F. Chapin
PELED, Jefferson--Martha MUMFURD--16 Jan. l867--Rev. H. Green
PERRY, Thomas--Ann POLK--No date, recorded 19 June 1866--Rev. Joseph H. Payne
PIERATT, Balvard J.--Ju1iette MOORE--29 Jan. 1867--Rev. John S. Brown
PIERSOL, Si1as--Mary E. GUY--23 Sept. 1866--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
POKE, James--Ann JONES--14 Dec. l866--Rev. H. Green
POOL, Francis A.--Harriet T. HANNAM--14 March 1866--S. B. Waters, J.P.
POOR, Henry--Mary LAWS--4 Jan. 1866--Rev. W. Kimberlin
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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867
POWELL, Benjamin--E1izabeth JACKSON--22 March 1866
PRENTICE, Dr. S.R.--Annie J. SOUL--21 June 1866--Rev. E.D. Bentley
PRUIT, Anderson--Nancy PUCKETT--24 Feb. 1866--E.D. Ladd, J.P.
RANDALL, Reuben--Lizzie WOOD--3 Feb. 1867--Rev. Richard Cord1ey
RANDOLPH, John--Char1otte FULLBRIGHT--14 March 1866--Rev. H. Green
RATZENSTEIN, Simon--Regine SHLOSS--7 Jan. 1867--Rev.H. Friendlich
RAZEY, Daniel P.--Susannah HARMON--1 June 1867--Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
REASTER, John D.--Hannah Ann GLIZER-~2S April 1867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
REECE, Commodore B.--Sarah A. BROCRAW--16 May 1867--Rev. H.D. Fisher
REID, John W.--Maggie E. WILLIAMS--11 Nov. 1866--Rev. G.S. Dearborn
REINHARD, John G.--Kate TRUSHEIM--19 March 1867--Rev. Henry Meyer
RICHARDS, Charles O.--Belle CAIN--23 Sept. 1866--Char1es M. Sears, J.P.
RICHARDS, Henry H.--F1ora H. ROGERS--27 Jan. 1867--Rev. Richard Cord1ey
RICHARDSON, Thadeus B.--Martha F. BROWN--S July 1866--Wm. Draper, J.P.
RIGGS, Joseph E.--Emma E. ELDRIDGE--1 June 1867--James M. Hendry, J.P.
ROBINS, Wm.--A1ma L. ETTER--20 Jan. 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
ROE, John F.--Mary CHAPMAN--21 Feb. 1867--S.B. Waters, J.P.
ROSBERRY, James E.--A1ity BROOKS--6 March 1866--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
ROSEBAUGH, Thomas--Mary V. FREEMAN--S Sept. 1866--Rev. Sam'l MacBurney
RUNNER, Henry--Nancy J. GILL--10 May 1867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
SCHNEIDER,Emanue1--Eppa1ina EPLEY--2S Dec. 1866--Rev. Henry Meyer
SCHORDA, Peter--Josephine DONWILLER--12 April 1866--Rev. G. W. Paddock
SCOTT, Samuel S.--Rachae1 T. HESTER--1 Jan. 1866-~S.B. Waters, J.P.
SEYBOLD, John A.--Bertha WETCEL--l4 July l866--Ben. M. Piatt, J.P.
SHANK, John--Samatha SALSBURY--20 Nov. 1866--Rev. H.D. Fisher
SHOPE, William M.--Margaret E. CAMPBELL--22 Feb. 1867~-Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
SHUGART, Charles A. --Carrie J. COMBS--S May 186 7--Rev~' Richard Cord1ey
SIBLEY, W.S.--Mary E. EVANS--29 May 1867-,-Rev. G.S. Dearborn
SPENCER, William F.--Martha Jane TRUE--6 Nov. 1866--Rev. L.R. Campbell
SPRIGGS, Edmond--E1izabeth BEVLER(?)--12 Sept. 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee
STEELE, L. Scott--Louisa BLAKELY--1 March 1866--Rev. George F. Chapin
STEVENS, George H.--Eme1ine KIRBY--29 March 1866--E.D. Ladd, J.P.
STEVENS, John--Mary JONES--S March 1866--John Pieratt, J.P.
STITZ, Wm.--E1izabeth LORD--17 April 1866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey
STREADE, Frank--Ann MILLER--12 July 1866--Rev. H. Green
STRAHAN, A.J.--Mary J. LACY--4 July 1866--Rev. T.B. Woodard
STRONG, Horace E.--E11en B. NORTON--6 Dec. 1866~-Rev. Richard Cord1ey
SULLIVAN, John--Bridget DWEYER--26 Aug. 1866--Father S. Favre
SWAREH, Frederick--Anna Elizabeth REBERT--29 June 1866--Rev. Phillip Frieker
SWIFT, Francis B.--Mattie TURNER--12 Dec. 1866--Rev. Richard Cord1ey
TAYLOR, Amos--Sarah A. BARRETT--7 June 1866--Rev. Job W. Hague
TAYLOR, Char1es--Em1y GAINS--22 July 1866--Rev. H.R. Bevels
THOMAS, Erven--Caro1ine OVELTON-~29 Dec. 1866--Rev. H. Green
THOMPSON, Ne1son--Fannie MOORE--30 April 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee
THORP, Mathew--Nansey THORP--1 May 1866--Rev. Dudley Lee
THUGGARD, Richard--E11en SWIFT--29 Oct. 1866--F~ther S. Favre
TOLLE, Reuben H.--E1izabeth CURRY--11 Nov. 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P.
TOWNSEND, Herod M.--Jemima SIBERT--20 May 1866--H.H. Howard, J.P.
TRAVIS, Ezra D.--E1iza MULFORD--11 March 1866--Rev. Geo. W. Paddock
TRIPPLETT, G.W.--Tempe E. GOCIA--15 Jan. 1866--Rev. O.H.Mitche11
TRUSHEIM, Conrad--Gertrude ALBRECHT--23 Dec. 1866--Rev. Henry Meyer
TRYAN, Pomeroy B.--Charity E. JOHNSON--22 April 1866--Rev. R.S. Campbell

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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriages 1866-1867
VANDAMAN, Clinton P.--~~ry E. GRITLESS--2l June l866--Rev. A.P. Anderson
WAKEFIELD, T.J.--Miss M.E. BALDWIN--2s Jan. l866--Recorded 6 April 1867-Rev. H.D. Fisher
WALKER, James--Laura LEWIS--ls March l866--Rev. Hector Barker
WALLACE, John A.--Josephine B. HOYT--14 Oct. 1866--Rev. R.W. Oliver
WASHINGTON, Perry--Sarah GREGG--18 May l866--Rev. Evan Jones
WETrKER, Enoch--Elizabeth WEIHEL--ls Feb. l867--Charles Pilla, J.P.
WENTGERTER, Louis--Ellen KANMOND--2l April l867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
WHITCOMB,A.H.--Mary B. GRIFFITH--s April l866--Rev. Edwin D. Bentley
WHITE, Morris E.--Isabella E. DICKSON--28 ~~rch l866--Rev. J.F. Morgan
WHITE, William W.--Louisa M. RICHARDS--7 May l867--Rev. Richard Cordley
WHITMAN, H. Delos--Roselthe H. FILLMORE--ll Oct. l866--Rev. E.D. Bentley
WILLETT, H.W.--Susannah SPARR--28 May l866--Rev. H.D. Fisher
WILLIAMS, Alexander--Mary SIMPSON--10 June l866--Rev. David T. Woodward
WILLIAMS, James--Ellen SIMMS--2 May 1867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
WILLIAMS, Levi--Eliza Jane McKAUGHEE--6 Jan. l867--S.B. Waters, J.P.
WINCHESTER, Sippuel--Alice BROWN--10 Jan. l867--Rev. O.H. Mitchell
WINGFIELD, O.H.P.--Hester A. CRUMMETT--ls March l866--Rev. A. Hitchcock
WINKELMAN, Wm.--Jane DIX--30 Sept. l866--Chas. Pilla, J.P.
WITHERS, Edwin R.--Mary ROGERS--3 May l867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
WOOD, Zachariah C.--Matilda J. BUCKELS--19 Aug. l866--Horace Tucker, J.P.
WOOLSEY, Eugene D.--Amanda C. BECK--6 Jan. l867--Rev. John S. Brown
WORREL, Amos--Evelyn J. BRYSON--2l Oct. l866--John Pieratt,J.P.
WRIGHT, Charles--Sarah Jane TAYLOR--27 Feb. l867--Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
ZIMMERMAN, James L.--Fanny BLAKELY--14 Nov. 1866--Rev. Geo. F. Chapin
ZINN, Geo. W.--Elizabeth HORNBACK--22 March l866--Rev. David Shuck

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�A COLLECTION OF 30,000 NAMES OF GERMAN, SWISS, DUTCH, FRENCH IMMIGRANTS
IN PENNSYLVANIA FROM 1727 TO 1776, p. 359:
Sept. 26, 1764:

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Christain Sachsman
1790 Census for Pennsylvania, W~stmore1and Co., Deery Twp.
Christopher Saxman
1810 Census for Pennsylvania, Westmoreland Co., Derry Twp.
Christian Saxman Sr.
Christian Saxman Jr.
Frederic Saxman
Mathias Saxman
1840 Census for Pennsylvania, Armstrong Co. Wayne Twp.
Christian Sachsman
Nicholas Sachsman
Christian Sachsman
1850 Census for Pennsylvania, Armstrong Co. Wayne Twp.
Christian Saxman, t~l
Elizabeth Saxman, 41
Jacob, 12
Susannah, 10 - married William Marshall 1868
Henry, 7
Joseph, 5
1880 Census for Kansas, Douglas Co. Marion Twp.
H. R. Saxman, 37 - with William Marshall in the Civil War
Libby A., 29
George, 10
Clara B., 8
Ray, 5
G. F. Saxman, 35
A1evida A., 27
Ford, 9
Lilly, 4
Willow Springs Township
Jacob Saxman, 41
Sarah A., 41
Christian, 19
Anna, 17
John, 10
Joseph, 13
Edward, 6
Emma E, 1

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�Willow Springs Twp.
Christian Soxman, 70
Elizabeth, 71
William Marshall, 39
Susan (Soxman), 39
Elizabeth, 10
Laura, 9
Franklin, 7
Mary, 4
William Marshall was in Company G, 78 Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry in
the Civil War from September 12, 1861 until November 4, 1864. He and Henry
Soxman enlisted together and so probably belonged to the same Regiment.
There is a biograpl'dcal sketch of H. R. Soxman in the book "History of Kansas"
by A. T. Andreas published in 1883 in Chicago. The sketch appears on page 361
of Vol. 1.
Submitted by Mrs. Catherine Ramsey, 1108 22nd St. West, Bradenton, Florida 33505

*********

It was sleeting overhead and slushy underfoot. People hurried along 42nd
Street with their coat collars up about their ears, hardly glancing at passersby.
A young Negro, carrying a heavy valise in one hand and a huge suitcase in the
other, hurried toward the Grand Central Station, slipping and skidding as he
went. Suddenly a hand reached out and took the valise, while a pleasant voice
said: "Let me take one, brother! Bad weather to have to carry things." The
Negro was reluctant, but the white man insisted: "I'm going your way." All
the way to the station they chatted like two old buddies. Years later, Booker
T. Washington said: "That was my introduction to Theodore Roosevelt!" --Maenna
Cheeserton-Mangle.

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Excerpts from: "KANSAS" by Hon. John J. Ingalls
It seems incredible that there was a time when Kansas did not exist;
when its name was not written on the map of the United States; when the Kansas
cyclone, the Kansas grasshopper, the Kansas boom, and the Kansas Utopia were
unknown.
I was a student in the Junior class at Williams College when President
Pierce, forgotten but for that signature, approved the act establishing the
Territory of Kansas, May 30, 1854. I recall the inconceivable agitation that
preceded, accompanied and followed the event. It was an epoch. Destiny
closed one volume of our annals, and, opening another, traced with shadowy
finger upon its pages a million epitaphs, ending with "Appomattox".

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�LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL WORLD, Thursday, October 10, 1929. Lawrence, Kansas
COUNTY IN PATH OF EARLY EXPLORERS
Trading Post Near Lake View First Permanent Settlement
Douglas county was first visited, as far as is known, by white men in
the persons of French traders who passed up the Kaw river in the first quarter
of the'eighteenth century. They traded with the native Indian tribes. A
century later white explorers followed the waterways to the west.
Fremont, in 1842, camped near the present site of Lawrence on bluffs
commanding a view of the river. He was surveying a railroad route to the
Pacific coast and stated in his report that there were enough trees along the
Kaw bottom to furnish ties.
Fremont followed the Santa Fe Trail which crossed the Wakarusa near
Franklin, southwest of Eudora, and passed near Lawrence and left the county
beyond Big Springs.
The first permanent white settlement in Douglas county was made by
Frederick Choutea, who, in 1827, established a trading post on the south side
of the Kansas river a little above Lake View. Shortly after he moved to
Shawnee county.
Some of the men who came to Douglas county in 1854 settled along the
California Road. This road was one of the great highways of travel between
the East and the Pacific coast and crossed the county from east to west. It
was also the route over which much of the Pottawattomie trade passed, one of
the great crcossings of the river being at Uniontown, in what is now Shawnee
county. The men who settled along the road and the dates they came were:
J. W. Lunkis of South Carolina, April 13; A. R. Hopper, ~~y 9; Clark Stearns
and William H. R. Lykins, May 26; A. B. and N. E. Wade, June 5; J. A. Wakefield,
June 8; Calvin and Martin Adams, June 10; J. J. Eberhart, June 12; Brice W.
Miller, June 6; J. H. Harrison, June 14; H. S. and Paul C. Eberhart; June 15;
S. N. Wood, June' 24; Mr. Rolf, June 24; L. A. Lagerquest, July 4; James F.
Legate, July 5; William Lyon and Josiah Hutchinson in J~ly.
On the Wakarusa, south of the road Joel K. Goodwin settled in May, and
William Breyman, July 18.
T. W. and R. F. Barber settled near the site of Bloomington, in 1855,
and Oliver Barber at the same place, June 1, 1857. During the same month
and at a later date John A.Bean, N. A1quine and M. Albin settled a little
further west, where the village of Clinton now stands and Albin opened a
store there.
Napoleon Bonaparte Blanton settled on the Wakarusa four miles directly
south of Lawrence and built a bridge, known as Blanton's Bridge.
G. W. Zinn, A. W. Glenn, M. S. Winter and William Shirley settled on
the site of Lecompton in 1854.
On what is now the site of Vin1and, Jacob Branson, Charles W. Dow,
Franklin N. Coleman, George Cutler, F. B. Varnum, William \Vhite, Josiah
Hargus and Harrison W. Buckley took claims during the year. At Baldwin City,
Robert Pierson, Richard Pierson, Jacob Cantre1 and L. F. Green took claims.

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�On the claim of Paris Ellison, two miles southeast of Lecompton, was laid
out the site of Douglas. G. W. Clarke and others were associated with him as
town proprietors. Late in the year William Harper and John Chamberlain settled
at the forks of the road at Big Springs.
Prior to the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska bill much land had been
marked out by Missourians for preemption in the Kaw Valley against the protests
of the Indians. The county was part of the Shawnee Indian reservation set
apart by the treaty of 1825.
Claims of Pro-slavery men were marked by logs cut and sliced and piled up.
Signs were erected stating that these claims belonged to these men. Those
preempting the claims stated that anyone who attempted to take these claims
would be shot.
The boundaries of the county as defined by the Territorial legislature of
1855: "Beginning at the main channel of the Kansas River, at the northwest
corner of Johnson County; thence south to the southwest corner of Johnson
County;. thence west twenty-four (24) miles to a point equidistant between
the limits (embraced in the original plats) of the towns of Lecompton and
Tecumseh". Evidently, there was no boundary on the west unless it was that
line between Tecumseh and Lecompton. It is presumed that the river formed
the north boundary. The county was named for Stephen A. Douglas, author of
the Kansas-Nebraska Act.
By 1883, the limits of the county read from the northwest corner of
Johnson County in the main channel of the Kansas river, then up the channel
of the river to the southwest corner of Leavenworth County •. thence north oriwest boundary line of Leavenworth county to north line of township 12, thence
west on said north line to the middle of the main channel of the Kansas river.
This took in what is now known as Grant township. The western boundary line
was determined as the line between the second and third tiers of sections in
Range 17.
Populations in different years: 1857, 3,727; 1860, 9,207; 1865, 15,814;
l875i 18,365; 1880, 24,773; 1885, 25,092; 1890, 23,828; 1895, 23,075.

Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, Kansas. Copied with full permission of
The Lawrence Daily Journal World.

* ***
Kansas was the prologue to a tragedy whose epilogue has not been
pronounced; the prelude to a fugue of battles whose reverberations have
not yet died away.
'
Floating one summer night upon a moonlit sea, I heard far over the
still waters a high, cle:ar voice singing:
"To the West! To the West! To the land of the free.
Where the mighty Mi:ssouri rolls down to the sea;
Where a man is a man if he's willing to toil,
.
And the humblest may gather the fruits of the soil."
From

"KANSAS" by Hon. J?hn J. Ingalls
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�THE KANSAS COLLECTION
Located on the University of Kansas campus, in 220 Kenneth Spencer
Research Library on the ground lev.el, The Kansas Collection, is the place
where a researcher with early Kansas ancestors will find answers to many
unanswered questions. It was established in 1892 by Carrie Watson, first
Librarian of the university. The Collection is dedicated to the preservation of the social, cultural, political, and economic history of Kansas
and the Kansas region (Nebraska, Colorado, Oklahoma and Missouri). Manuscripts, photographs, books, newspapers, and maps are to be found in the
Kenneth Spencer Research Library, completed in 1968 with temperature and
humidity maintained at levels which prevent the physical deterioration of
the collections.
The Kansas Collection has holdings of the papers of famous men and less
well kno\?U figures in the story of Kansas. These collections represent the
full breadth of the Kansas region's history and prehistory and the impact of
the Plains' environment on the history of the nation.
Personal and family papers, such as those of the Stewart-Lockwood
family, of the Fowler-Rose-Thompsonfamily, of the William Clarke Quantrill
and of the famous John Brown, are contained in::the Collection.
The papers of politicians, the writings and correspondence of the
Balzac Hoffman; the manuscript autobiography
of an ex-slave, Andrew Williams; the vast financial enterprises of J. B.
Watkins Land and Mortgage Company and many, many others are among the major
collections.
"millionaresocialist"~Christian

"Kansas" sP!lled-Aver ~nto .western; Colorado and northern Oklahoma._
What happened in Kansas directly affected
.- --,.: events in Nebraska and Missouri.
Any correspondence or records that relate to Kansas or the region can
be evaluated as to their historical value by the Collection librarian. They
could be valuable and possibly should be preserved for posterity.
Tour groups are welcome but should make arrangements for an appointment.
Individuals are welcome to visit also.
DIARISTS RECORD TRIALS AND TRAVAILS OF PLAINSMEN LIFE
by Roger Martin
The pages are brittle in these diaries, as are the spirits of the longdead who wrote in them.
Elizabeth and Wesley Harvey Duncan were living in Lawrence in 1867 when
they decided to join a group headed for California. Mrs. Duncan kept a diary.
On departure day, June 24, 1867, whe writes:
"The dreaded day has at last
come." The next day the pain of leaving has eased enough for her to write,
"For the first time since leaving home, I could eat a little."

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�Thumb through the pages quickly, and you'll notice the disintegration
of Mrs. Duncan's handwriting, her letters turning to alphabet soup by the
last pages.
It's a point noted by Sheryl Williams, curator of the Spencer Library's
Kansas Collection, though she hesitates to connect the change in the handwriting to any psychic disintegration.
While she avoids the role of analyst, Ms. Williams is the gatekeeper of
the collection's diaries, of which there are.approximate1y 500.
And she can tell you precisely that 4,000 linear feet of manuscript
ephemera is included in the collection's holdings of diaries, business records,
ledgers and letters.
Disavowing a burning, personal interest in the diaries, Ms. Williams says,
"My interest stems from being a person who works with this kind of material
all the time. My interest is not drawn to diaries above and beyond other things."
Yet somehow the world of the diaries is enfolding. Hours of reading
telescope into minutes, it seems, as one squints to piece letters into words,
words into sentences.
And what is not written seems, at times, translatable into a silent cry,
an untold loneliness.
In the last diary kept by Hrs. Duncan that the Spencer possesses, she
writes from San Jose in 1868. After filling the pages faithfully for two
months, she falters, making her second-to-last entry on March 1: "Sabbath
day has come and with it a sadness I can not shake off it is so muddy I could
not go to Church or Sabbath schoo1." After an unexplained silence, the final
entry (Nov. 21) reads, "Spent the evening at Aunt Betties ••. think more of my
dear Aunt every day. Hope she will always be my aunt."
Not all the diaries are so mournful, Ms. Williams says. Although some
people relate feelings, others give detailed descriptions of their surroundings and still others offer no more than the weather and the time they woke
up and went to bed.
Why would the last group write at all?
Ms. Williams says she believes that perhaps those people felt bound to
write for some reason but then were uncomfortable with expressing their
thoughts.
One frustration she has felt reading the diaries, she says, is a lack
of detail about the trivial matters of daily existence.
They'll tell you they cooked supper, for example, but they won't tell
you what they ate, who did the cooking or what role the children played in
meal preparation, she says.

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�Does the diarists' neglect extend to the great as well? Yes, she says,
presenting a modern analogy in a rhetorical question: "How many people
wrote anything down when President Kennedy was shot, for example?"
Yet J. Findlay Harrison, writing in 1866, relates a bit of lore he
learned in Lawrence about the town's sacking by William Clark Quantrill's
raiders in 1863:
"There are now to be seen but few evidences of the burning and massacre
of the 21 Aug 63. Quantre11's (sic) band of assassins came in at 4 a.m.,
murdered 189 men, and destroyed the town, Yet cowards as they were they would
avoid a closed house for fear of a shot ... Two doors south is a stone house,
the owner of which refused to surrender and dared them to break in -- After
some pa~ley they rode off leaving him and house in safety -- A woman of noto~
riety named Sally Young saved the inmates of the Eldridge Hotel -- by her
influence over Quantre11. .. "
One diary contains drawings. It was kept by the gaudily named German
immigrant, Carl Julius Adolph Hunnius, who did surveying in the Midwest for
the U.S. Army and kept diaries of his work in 1876.
His meticulousness shows on the penciled-in title page of his diary, which
appears thus:
Survey
of the
Sources of the Red River
April 25th to June 30th_1876
And it shows in his careful drawings
of a buffalo on page 149, beneath which is written, "An old one," and of an Indian papoose on page 153.
Another diary, this one by Robert Gilbert who came to America from
England in 1855, is quilted from personal observations and expenditures
C'Ju;ty 31 -- Shoes Soa1ed"), brief essays and poems.
A sample essay is titled "On the Art of Swimming."
"Go into the water carefully just up to the knees," writes Gilbert.
"Lay down flat with your arms extended and hands resting in the grounde,
head gently held back 50 as to keep your mouth just out of the water. Now
raise your arms and feet -- together extending your arms laterally to and
fro. You find you are a swimmer directly."
At first, Ms. Williams couldn't think of any humorous moments in the
diaries. Then, she said, "There is one diary .•• Let me think •.• "
She paged through Harrison's log to an Oct. 1, 1866 entry.
Osawatomie, he writes:

From

"This month of September has presented the oft heard of showers of
grasshoppers. They are everywhere, in the air; on the earth, in the waters
and the houses. My wheels crush thousands. They are nm., while writing,
setting on my slippers, my hand, my arms, my back and covering my legs. Not
less than a dozen on one at once. When driven away, others take their place

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�immediately. In. looking near the sun, millions can be seen; the light shining
through their wings presenting the appearance of snow -- and the bare places
of the earth is red with these torments -- The wheat is all destroyed,
where it has come up, nothing else has been injured."
Ms. Williams notes that the diaries "often come to us from relatives"
who discover the Spencer Library is interested in preserving such documents in
its stable 70-degree-temperature and 50-percent-humidity climate.
Lots of people store such material in their attics and closets, she says,
without realizing their potential research value or the damage that can be
done to them if they are stored less kindly, say, in a garage, where they are
subject to extremes of temperature and humidity.
Those interested in keeping Aunt Bertha's memories from mouldering, then,
might consider donating her diary to the Spencer Library, where it will yellow
more slowly and provide researchers with a backward-running river to the past.
Despite the cowardly Quantrill's activities here, diarist Harrison saw in
Lawrence of an earlier time, a city he loved.
He writes, "If I could make my bread and butter at the law, I would
settle in this town. It is a second Terre-Haute."
Copied with permission from the Sunday, Feb. 3, 1980, Lawrence Journal World,
Lawrence, Kansas.
DOUGLAS COUNTY HATERIALS IN THE KANSAS COLLECTION
by Sheryl Williams, Collection Librarian
I.

Douglas County Records
A.

Register of Deeds
Index to Deeds

B.

Mortgage Records
1855-1900
Index to Mortgages 1860-1895

C.

Assessment Rolls
l863-l940's
May not be complete.
Arranged by township.

D.

Tax Rolls

1863-1907
1940's
Arranged by township.

E.

Commissioner's Records 1855-1939
Accounts of Board of Commissioners' Meetings.

F.

Court Records
1. Court journals 1863-1901
Proceedings of Douglas County District Court for each day
that it met.
An alphabetical index is in front of each volume, listing the
names of people mentioned.

1855-1900
1855-1900

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�II.

2.

Judgment Dockets
1870-1878
A general index of each person against whom a judgment is
set forth.
1878-1907
Criminal Appearance Docket
1945-1949
1950-1951
Lists all legal actions in the order that they were filed in
Court Clerk's office.

3.

1863-1901
Civil Appearance Dockets
the order that they were filed in the
in
all
legal
actions
Lists
Court Clerk's office.

4.

Jail Books

5.

1864-1865
Sheriff's Account Book
Lists all court cases by parties where sheriff is owed a fee.

6.

Criminal Judicial Dockets

1874-1878
1881-1945
Records kept by each district judge of all court cases he
personally tried. This was required by law.

7.

Civil Judicial Dockets

1867-1885
1904-1911
Lists all male prisoners incarcerated in the County Jail by
order of the court.

1873-1927
1932-1961

Douglas County Historical Society

The collection contains a variety of materials, most of which date
from the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. Some of the more interesting
items include personal narratives of Kansas during the territorial conflicts
and the Civil War and reminiscences by those who lived through Quantrill's
Raid on Lawrence in 1863. Correspondence includes letters from Amos Lawrence,
founder of Lawrence, Charles Robinson, first governor of Kansas, and many
prominent businessmen. Among the manuscripts is a 6 volume, very detailed
history of Lawrence and Douglas County compiled by Tracy Learnard, son of a
local banker and grandson of Shalor Eldridge, politician, and Lawrence hotel
owner. In addition to manuscripts, the collection contains printed books,
pamphlets, maps, and memorabilia. The material was placed on indefinite
loan to the Kansas Collection in 1969.
III.

IV.

Printed Materials
A.

County History
Portraits and Biographical Record of Leavenworth, Douglas and
Franklin Counties, Kansas, 1899.
Contains portraits and geneologies of well-known citizens.

B.

City Directories
The Kansas Collection has a number of city directories for cities
in Kansas.

Maps and Atlases
A.

Sanborn City Maps

l880!s-1920's

B.

County and City Plat Maps
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�V.

Newspapers
The collection has some newspapers on microfilm and scattered issues
of various newspapers in their original format.
On microfilm:

VI.

Lawrence Daily Gazette

10/15/1884-11/3/1885
7/2/1893-2/20/1894

Lawrence Daill': Journal

6/19/1879-2/17/1911

Lawrence Daily Journal World

2/20/1911-present

Lawrence Daill: World

3/3/1892-2/18/1911

Lawrence ReEub1ican

5/28/1857-12/29/1859

Census Materials

(Located in Government Documents, Watson Library)

State Census

1855, 1865, 1875, 1885, 1895, 1905, 1915

Federal Census

1854-1861, 1860, 1870, 1880

Compiled and submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas.

* ** *
Excerpts from:: "Kansas" by Hon. John J. Ingalls
A few days later, my studies being completed, I joined the uninterrupted
and resistless column of volunteers that marched to the land of the free.
St. Louis was a squalid border toWn, the outpost of civilization. The
railroad ended at Jefferson City. Trans-continental trains with sleepers
and dining-cars, annihilating space and time, were the vague dream of a
future century.
Overtaking at Hermann, a fragile steamer that had left her levee the
day before, we embarked upon a monotonous voyage of four days along the
treacherous and tortuous channel that crawled between forests of cottonwood
and barren bars of tawny sand, to the frontier of the American Desert.
It was the mission of the pioneer with his plough to abolish the
frontier and to subjugate the desert. One has become a boundry and the
other an oasis. But with so much acquisition, something has been lost for
which there is no compensation or equivalent. He is unfortunate who has
never felt the fascination of the frontier; the temptation of unknown and
mysterious solitudes; the exultation of helping to build a State; of forming
its institutions and giving direction to its career.
Kansas in its rudimentery stage, extended westward six hundred fifty-eight
miles to the crest of the Rocky Mountains, the eastern boundary of Utah. By
subsequent amputation and curtailment, it was shorn to its present narrow
limits of fifty-two million acres; three thousand square miles in excess of.
the entire area of New England. Denver, Manitou, Pueblo, Pike's Peak, and
Cripple Creek are among the treasures which the State-makers of 1859, like
the base Indian, richer than all his tribe, threw unconsciously away.

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�THE PAST
Confined by a chronic leg ailment, Johann Christian Schmidt, Gene
Becker's great-grandfather, wrote a detailed history of his life on the
prairie. The following is a condensed version of his chronicle.
Like so many other immigrants to America, Johann Christian Schmidt
was lured by the dream of land ownership.
Schmidt and his family had left Germany in May of 1852. For three years
after their arrival in the United States, he worked on farms, first near
Albany, N. Y.
Moving his family to Fort Dearborn, Ill. (now Chicago), Schmidt worked
on the farm which belonged to an old friend from Germany. While he toiled
for others, the desire to 0\-111 land grew.
Word had been passed among Fort Dearborn farm workers that government
land was available for homesteading near Sioux City, Ia. In May of 1856
the Schmidt family and other German immigrants started their 500-mile trek
in four wagons.
Averaging 20 miles a day, the travelers negotiated rivers, swamps and
steep hills, all the while fending off hordes of flies.
Upon reaching Sioux City on July 3, 1856, the group dispersed. , Christian
Schmidt, his wife and children had a shanty for shelter, one cow, a wagon,
and $5.00 in his pocket. He must have wondered if this was really the
promised land of opportunity. In dismay he asked his wife, "Oh, why did we
not stay in Illinois?"
Facing such odds, Schmidt drew on the one source of strength that had
helped him through rough times before and would do so again.
He fell to his knees to pray. His nephew, Philip Held, had walked
over to the wagon to see if the Schm{dt family was settled in for the night.
When he saw his uncle praying in earnest, he asked, "What troubles you?"
Christian explained his predicament to the young bachelor. "Here is $20
I'll loan you," his nephew said. "Tomorrow we will find some work for you."
Schmidt and his son Philip soon found a job in a Sioux City trading
post, moving barrels and stacking lumber. They worked hard and quickly
earned enough to repay the debt and purchase a sack of flour.
It didn't take the Schmidt family long to acclimate themselves to their
new home. They were an industrious group, never missing an opportunity to
put their talents and penchant for work to good use.
Schmidt and his sons would collect hay for other farmers' cattle or they
would clear land of trees for a fee and sell the lumber they kept. The
elder Schmidt sold baskets he had woven from willow branches growing wild
along the Missouri River, while his wife and daughters took in extra laundry.
In time, the Schmidts' ambitious nature brought them, in trades or cash
exchanges, a yoke of oxen, lumber to build a home and four milk cows. But
there was still the one reason Schmidt and his family had come to Sioux' City.
Late in the summer of 1856, Schmidt prepared to fulfill his dream of
land ownership. Traveling with other members of the immigrant group, he
laid claim to 160 acres, 15 miles northeast of Sioux City, on the Floyd River.
Memories of their bleak arrival in Sioux City had faded, but there were
still a few dark clouds on the horizon.

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�Food was in short supply during the spring of 1857. The Schmidts had
run out of flour and no one would or could sell such a valuable possession.
Knowing the situation, the God-fearing settler knelt and prayed for relief
from the food shortage.
When Schmidt arose, he saw a wagon approaching from the East. He
greeted the driver and was told that the wagon was ~u11 of flour for sale.
Sometime later, the Schmidts' youngest daughter developed a headache
and a high fever and within 24 hours was dead.
In 1859, the Schmidt family prepared to move to the homestead. (No
explanation is given for the 2&amp;~/2 year delay.) They tore down their
frame house in Sioux City and rebuilt it next to the docile Floyd River.
The following spring, melting snows pushed the Floyd over its banks
and onto the Schmidt homestead. They lost most of their livestock and
might have perished themselves if neighbors had not come to the rescue.
They rebuilt their home on higher ground.
The following years were busy ones. They found their land more bountiful than they had ever imagined. With home-made tools, the Schmidts planted
wheat, corn, sorghum, oats and a large garden. They sold much of what~·­
they grew.
Not long after the family had moved to the Floyd River Valley, preachers
began visiting. These "circuit riders" preached in the homes of the settlers.
In 1860, a Rev. H. K1iensorge came by spring wagon and horse to organize
a congregation. As was the custom, the itinerant preacher would make his
home with a family. The Schmidts welcomed Mr. K1iensorge into their home.
Surely their reasons for accepting the preacher were genuine, but Schmidt's
present-day descendants think there may have been an ulterior motive. In
1864 Mr. K1iensorge and Johann Schmidt's daughter Christina were married.
In the fall of 1863, Christian had begun to make sorghum molasses.
His horse was hitched to a pole that rotated a heavy stone press. Schmidt
was feeding stalks into the press when he caught his middle finger in the
grinding stones.
His horse stopped at once. But when Schmidt yelled to his family for
assistance, the animal spooked and started to move, drawing his hand further
into the press.
His sons could not free their father's hand. One boy rushed to the
neighbors for help. Schmidt stood with his hand in the press for half an
hour before it was freed.
They wrapped his hand in a sheet and drove the horses as fast as they
could to Sioux City, 15 miles away. The doctor amputated three fingers.
He asked two men to hold Schmidt while the wound was being closed. But
Schmidt said, "You need not hold me, for God will hold me sti11." He
calmly sat still as the doctor did his work.
When the doctor finished, Schmidt's wife asked how many stitches. The
doctor, exhausted by the delicate work, did not know. Schmidt quietly
spoke up: "28 stitches and 14 knots."
It was a year before his hand was completely healed, but the injury
did not keep the homesteader from his work.
Like many other homesteaders, Christian Schmidt's title to his land
was contested. In his case, only a small part of his acreage was lost.
The railroad claimed the land Schmidt had purchased for $200 belonged to the
government. A judge ruled for the railroad.

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�It was about this time that new labor saving machinery began to
appear in the Sioux City area. Schmidt noted that a man could be hired to
cut grain with a horse drawn mower for 75¢ an acre. A farmer could also
rent a threshing machine for so much an acre.
As Christian Schmidt aged, he left his sons more and more in charge.
He began to devote more of his time to a church which he helped found and
build, and to visiting his children and grandchildren.
He died at the age of 79 in October of 1886.
In his chronicle, Johann Christian Schmidt observes the evolution of
a young country and a new society. It is a tribute to him and others like
him that they did not lose faith but persisted in taming the land and
leaving a legacy of courage to families like the Gene Beckers.
This article appeared in the June 30, 1976 FARMLAND NEWS, and is copied
with their permission.
Contributed by Maxine Hougland, Lawrence, Kansas.

Found in the Territorial Paper of Kansas 1854-1861, Reel # 1. Taken from
the Herald of Freedom published in Lawrence, Kansas Terri.tory, Saturday,
March 20, 1858.
Married at Tecumseh on the 4th last by Rev. L. B. Stateler, Joseph A.
Powell, esq. to Miss Mollie Byler.
On the same day by the Rev. C. M. Calloway, John W. Fainsworth, esq.,
to Miss Nelly Jacobs, all of Topeka.

From the paper, "The Organizer", July 13, 1850, Oxford, Miss.
My son, William Hammock left Russell County Alabama in October 1842 bound
for Arkansas. Any information concerning him will be appreciated. Harrison
Hammock, January 26, 1850.

Ideas are funny little things.

They won't work unless you do.

Contrary to what is usually said, success sometimes goes to our mouth, not
to our head.
From Home Town Ne\V's, Wichita Eagle Beacon, Wichita, Kansas.

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�QUERIES
Queries are free to members. They should state at le8.st two facts to
gain the best results. There are many of our ancestors who have the same
first and last names and this might hasten our answers.
Queries are for the present time free to non-members.
cern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more.

They.must con-

Hiss Dorothy Clarke, 1908 New Hampshire, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like birthplace of my grandmother Sarah RUSSELL, b. 8 Dec. l852-3(?).
Parents William RUSSELL, b. 6 Jan. 1811 Newnham, N.Hamptns, England; Ann
Elizabeth ENNEW, b. 11 Jan. l82l,England. They emmigrated to Lawrence,
Kansas from Ipswich, Suffolk, England after Civil War.
Miss Dorothy Clarke, 1908 New Hampshire, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need birthplace, parents of Ann Elizabeth ENNEW, b. England, 11 Jan. 1821.
H. 8 Harch 1849, in England (where?), to William RUSSELL, b. Newnham, N.
Hamptns, England 6 Jan. 1811. They lived in Ipswich, Suffolk, England,
before coming to Lawrence, Kansas 1866-70 (probably 1869).
Mrs. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive,
Need locations and family information for
Frances BORDEN and Elizabeth PARKER) born
died 1852; children-tCharles BORDEN, Mary

Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Elizabeth BORDEN (daughter of
1779; married Thomas TULEY 1810;
STEWART, Ann FOLWELL and Ferdinand.

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Hrs. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Beulah NORCROSS, bor* ca. 1791 possibly in New Jersey, ~arried Benjamin
FRAZIER 1813. Movedito Shelby county, Ohio. They had eight children:
George Washington, J9hn Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin,
Joseph, Mary, Rebecca, and Elizabeth. Seeking any information about this
family and their par~nts.
.
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Mrs. Robert S. Opie, \7260 Valley Trails Dr., Pleasanton, California 94566
Am seeking information on Mary Jane FARMER, d. 2 March 1934 and parents,
William,d. l86l-l86~, and Elizabeth HATTHEWS, d. 8 Feb. 1886. She married
2nd to James M. JACKSpN. All buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence, Kansas.
Mrs. R.R. Wilkes, 985!0 North Federal 11279, Denver, Colorado 80221
Need information about my grandfather, Isaiah ~itchell (nickname Jim)
ST. JOHN, b. 27 Sept.\ 1872 in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Ms. Anna Stracener, 1~27 North Edwards, Irving, Texas 75062
Am researching the BEALS family in Kansas between their years in Illinois
and Oklahoma Territory. Grandfather Levi BEALS born in Ottawa, Kansas,
Franklin county aboutl 1880. Moved to Afton, Oklahoma Territory about 1900.

I

Mrs. Joe Hadley,Rt. 1, Box 772, Tenimo, Washington 98589
Need information abouf the HADLEY family; were Quakers; moved to Baldwin City,
Kansas from Indiana i* 1880. Some Given names: Calvin, Spencer, Joab. All
buried near Baldwin City.
.

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Mrs. Joanne Vopicka, 9312 South Harding, Evergreen Park, Illinois 60642
Am researching the BA~TLEMAN family in Douglas County, Kansas; about 1860-1875.

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�Mrs. Mary Jamison, Rt. 5, Box 176, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need birth date, death date, burial place and family information for
grandfather Joseph H.ANDERSON in Ohio ca. 1848. Married Nettie Isabelle
ROBERTS Oct. 1883 in Peru, Nebraska. Moved to Oklahoma Territory (?).
Children: Logan, James,Bertha, Bessie, Cora.
Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need burial place of Harriet DILLON, b. S. Carolina 1837; d. Wathena,
Kansas ca. 1874; dau. of Emmaline THOMPSON. Came with husband, Luther
DILLON to Doniphan County, Kansas in early 1854. Wathena, Kansas courthouse records show two deeds recorded 1st: to Luther DILLON, 1864; lot 7,
Block 4. 2nd to Harriet A. DILLON, April 5, 1867; S. W. Corner, N.W. one
fourth of S27-T3-R22, one acre of land. Was this the family cemetery?
Harriet is supposed to be buried on the family farm.
Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2- Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to exchange information on the surnameSE~~LE, and especially
of those who lived in Ohio during the early 1800's to the present time,
and who may have been related to Will H. SEMPLE, born 7 August 1834 possibly
in Ireland or New York, and who died in Elyria, Ohio, 15 October 1904. He
married Lucinda COON in 1855 and was a tinsmith by trade. Would like to
know who his parents, brothers, and sisters were. Any information on surname SEMPLE will be appreciated. Have much information on SEMPLE line to be
exchanged.
Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Seeking information on Elizabeth (Betsy) COLE, born 23 January 1800, in
Dutchess County, New York - died 22 July 1895 in Elyria, Ohio - married
22 July 1820 John COON possibly in Ontario County, New York. Lived in Wayne
County, Michigan possibly between 1840 and 1850. Daughters were Eliza Jane
COON and Lucinda COON. Eliza married Peter ANDREWS of Port Clinton, Ohio,
and Lucinda married Wm. H. SEMPLE of Elyria, O~io. Who were the parents
and/or siblings of Elizabeth (Betsy) COLE? Any information will.be
appreciated and have much COLE information to exchange.
Mrs. Wilma (Sutton) Cogdell, 4335 Char1eswood, Memphis, Tennessee 38117
Seeking information on Micajah SUTTON born Pulaski County, Kentucky ca.
1858 "went to Kansas" about 1880.
Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J., Arkansas City, Kansas 67005
Would like information concerning the following persons. Robert G. MANSFIELD,
b. Indiana. Wife: Lucinda ROBERTS, b. Ky., d. Troy, Kansas. Children:
Allen MANSFIELD of Garnett, Ks., William S. MANSFIELD, Concordia, Ks., Glen
MANSFIELD, Baldwin City, Ks., and Nary A. MANSFIELD, b. 28 Jan. 1854, (Gentry
Co.), Albany, Missouri, m. 16 June 1871 to William A. LEIVIS, b. 1844,
Madison Co., Indiana.
Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J., Arkansas City, Kansas 67005
Seek information concerning, Maria (REYNOLDS) GRIFFITH, b. 12 Aug. 1836.
Parents: Byron REYNOLDS, b. Ireland and Mariha MATTHEWS, b. Kentucky.
Maria married John N. GRIFFITH.

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�FIFTH
PUBLIC GENEALOGY WORKSHOP
Place:
Date:

4H-Fair Grounds, BLDGS. 1&amp;2, 2120 Harper St., Lawrence, Kansas
Saturday, 7 June 1980, 8:30a.m. - 4:30p.m.

Speaker:

r~RS.

HELEN KING, Topeka, Kansas.

Genealogy Teacher, Lecturer

Answers for both beginning and advanced researchers.
Lunch served.in building (By Reservation, Pay when served.) by the India
E H U Ladies or eat out or bring your own.
Cookies and coffee for all.

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Browse at display tables at lunch hour.
$5.00 registration fee.

After May 30, $5.50.

Mail registration with payment to:
THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P.O. BOX 3664
L~wrence, Kansas
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LAWRENCE,KANSAS 66044

�"THE PIONEER"
Published Quarterly By:
'The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
,FaItI 1979

Vol. III, No. 2
Contents

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Officers - Committees. •
President's Note

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Douglas County Biqgraphies •

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Haskell Indian Junior College Cemetery

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Douglas County Petitions for Naturalization.

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1863 - 1864 Kansas Weekly Tribune Articles •

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School

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Informatio~

"City Founders Vied on Plains: •

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"In Search of Roots" .

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"Some People Talk About Inflation" '

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Invite a friend to'our regular meeting.'

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A bureaucrat is a government employee who will fly 3,000 miles to
deliver a speeeh on the necessity of saving fuel.
"Home Town News" - Wichita, Kansas, Eagle-Beacon.

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�Officers:
President: Mary Jamison
Vice Presid&lt;fnt:
Secretary: Jane Wiggins
Treasurer: Cora Fe11enstein
Genealogist: Emma Berg
Librarian:
Editor:
Library Committee: Pauline E1niff, Irma Kidwell, Georgiana Br'une
Membership and Special Publicity: Maxine Hougland, Irma Kidwell,
Dorothy Clarke
Typing: Jane Wiggins
Indexing: Kathryn Bunton
History and ,Records: Nettie Wismer, Dorothy Wiggins
Pioneer: Judy Sweets, Emma Berg, Jane Wiggins, Mary Jamison
The Dpug1as,County Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization
with regular, scheduled meetings the second Tuesday night of each month,
7:30 p.m. alternated between, the Lawrence Public Library and the Presbyterian Manor.
Afternoon m~etings are held if possible and occasional area tours.

An annual public workshop is held to help in research.
Membership fees are $5.00 single, $7.50 for 2 family members.
fiscal year is from July 1 to June 30 the following year.

The

The D.C.G.S. has these items for sale:
Limited number of 'back copies of the quarterly "THE PIONEER".
$1.50 ($2.00,by mail)
Corrlley's "HISTORY OF LAWRENCE'.'.
(Postage and tax extra)

$10.50 members; $12.50 non-members.

16 count package of four Lawrence scenes Notes.
tax extra)

$3.00 (Postage and

"THE ORIGINAL PREMPTIONS OF DOUGLAS COUNTY (KANSAS)".
and tax extra)
"THE ORIGINAL LANDOWNERS OF THE CITY OF LAWRENCE".
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tax extra)

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$6,. 00 {Postage and

Tax is added only where applicable.

Watch for deta,i1s about the June 7 annual workshop with Mrs. Helen King,
Topeka, Kansas as speaker. Location, Douglas County 4H-Fairgrounds,
2120 Harper, Lawrence, Kansas.

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�Hello,
At last we are.able to bring you a publication. It is not an easy
task to acquire any amount of unpublished material unless, you, our
readers help us. Our thank you to our usual faithful contributors.
It is also not easy to assemble our board members. Asking people
to make a special trip any distance these days just isn't feasible. We
try to "let our fingers do the walking" but that can get expensive also
in the area of long distance calls.
Again thank you,

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Mary Jamison
President

Last Blast: The easiest way to make a mountain out of a mole hill is to
add a little dirt. (With permission from the Home Town News in the
Wichita, Ks. Eagle Beacon by Frank Good.)

Watch for details about the June 7 annual workshop with Mrs. Helen King,
Topeka, Kansas as speaker. Location, Douglas County 4H-Fairgrounds, 2120
Harper, Lawrence, Kansas.

I am not bound to win, but am bound to be true,
I am not bound to succeed, but I am bound to live up to what light I have.
I must stand with anybody that stands right;
Stand with him while he is right, 'and part with him when he goes wrong.
--Abraham Lincoln

Voltaire is known for having said "If God had not existed, it would have
been necessary to invent him." However, if Voltaire had not existed, it
would not have been necessary to invent him! -~ Jonathan Ketchum

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�REV. CHARLES HAZELTINE LOVEJOY.
Baldwin City.
Charles H. Lovejoy, a Kansas pioneer minister of the gospel, was born
in Hebron, Grafton county, New Hampshire, October 20, 1811. He was of '
English descent by both father and mother. His grandfather, Jacob Lovejoy,
was a drummer-boy in the Revolutionary war, one of the first settlers of
Hebron, and was afterward a farmer, occupying a high position in society
and in the Baptist church. His father, Phinehas Lovejoy, born at Hebron,
New Hampshire, was converted to the religion of Jesus when a mere boy, and
afterward became eminent as a Baptist preacher, dying of old age, passing
quietly, without apparent illness to a better world, at the age of ninetyfour years,having the morning of his death arisen as usual, and the
family being out of the sitting room a few minutes, returned and found
him on his knees by his bedside, dead.
The Lovejoy family were remarkable for longevity. The mother of the
subj ect of ·this article, whose maiden name was Annis Blood, was born in
Farley, Vermont, and was a woman of active charities, and eminent for
her piety and usefulness in the Baptist church.
Charles H. Lovejoy received but about six months' schooling, and
though a well-read, intelligent man, especially on theological subjects,
is truly a self-made man, having acquired nearly all his education under
great difficulties. He was converted to religion at nine years of age,
and while he worked on his father's farm till twenty-one years old, devoted
much time to the study of religious questions, and at the age of eighteen
years began to preach in the neighborhood. Soon after he became twentyone years old, he went to a circuit, under Rev. Ellizar Wells as presiding
elder, traveling on a circuit six hundred miles in circumference, embracing portions of Vermont, New Hampshire and Canada, (much of his circuit
embraced within what was known as the disputed NorthEastern Boundary).
On this circuit, he traveled six months, receiving .one dollar and a pair
of socks for his services. He studied theological books and the Bible at
the plow \vhile his team rested.
Leaving this circuit he joined the Maine conference in 1832, and
continued to travel and preach in Maine for six years, and from thence
was transferred to the Troy conference in New York and Vermont. His
appointments were in Vermont where he preached for eight years, when he
became connected with the New Hampshire conference, traveling in that
work for seven years, when he left for Kansas in ~furch, 1855, and was the
second traveling Methodist preacher in Kansas. He was one of a company
of eight persons who located Manhattan, and he built the first house on
the town site - a log cabin. Five of these eight persons were graduates
of college.
He was the first stationed Methodist preacher at Lawrence, and
organized the first Methodist church at Manhattan, preaching the second
sermon ever delivered in that place. He has continued in the ministry
for over forty-five years, and is still actively engaged in the traveling
ministry.
He located on a farm near Baldwin City, in 1857, planted-one of the
first orchards in Kansas, and has been engaged in superintending fruit
growing since his first settlement, being one of the most successful fruit-

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�growers in Kansas; sustaining himself mainly in his religious work by his
own hands and good management as a horticulturist.
He was the first chaplain of the Legislature under the Topeka constitution, and in 1857-9, was chaplain of the House in the Territorial Legislature, and the first chaplain of the Kansas House after admission into the
Union as a State. He was an active free-state man, using all his power
and influence to establish freedom in Kansas. He was a chaplain in the
11th Kansas Volunteers, serving two and a half years, and being mustered out
at the close of the war.
He was married in Lebanon, New Hampshire, September 7, 1833, to Miss
Julia L. Hardy, daughter of Daniel Hardy, a leading merchant, farmer and
business man of that place; noted for his integrity, uprightness and'
Christianity. Mrs. Lovejoy is a woman of superior education and of rare
literary ability, contributing many articles, both of prose and poetry, to
the public press of Kansas, taking deep interest_in church affairs, ,and
illustrating a long life of usefulness in eminent work for the salvation
of mankind, patiently bearing the burdens with her husband in his long
career as a minister, greatly aiding him in his work. They have had six
children, only two of whom survive: Rev. Charles Julius, a minister of
great ability in the Methodist church, as well as a business man ot eiminent
success, and Irving Roscoe, the first white child born on the town site of
Manhattan, a graduate of Baker University, and now engaged in the profession
of teaching. Two daughters accompanied Mr. Lovejoy when he immigrated to
Kansas, in March, 1855, named Juliette Louisa, aged fifteen years, and
Edith Urania, aged nearly six years. Edith died with measles, and exposure,
May 5, 1855, the day after their arrival in Lawrence, and her grave was
the third made by the pioneers on Mount Oread. She was a beautiful,
golden-haired child, the pet of the family. She died in a little cabin,
just erected by Joseph Savage, whose kind, Christian family showed every
attention possible to the bereaved household.
Juliette was married to Dr. S. Whitehorn, of Manhattan, who moved from
Michigan to Kansas, in the fall of 1854, and, after a brief period of five
years of wedded life, she died of typhoid fever, exchanging earth for the
better land.
Charles Julius, has a son named Charles Henry. Arthur, the only child
of Juliette, was born at Manhattan, in 1858, and is seeking his fortune at
the Black Hills, Dakota Territory. He has visited in his travels, Colorado,
New Mexico, Wyoming, and various portions of the West. His mother was a
woman of rare beauty and loveliness of character. Mr. Lovejoy has, perhaps,
done more work than any other minister in Kansas, traveling, preaching,
organizing churches, and in his general devotion to the work of Christianity.
He has been especially eminent as a temperance worker, making great sacrifices
in every good work, in the cause of freedom as well as religion.

CAPTAIN JAMES COOPER STEELE.
Clinton.
James C. Steele was born at Chillicothe, Ross county, Ohio, November 14,
1801. His father, Robert Steele, was of Irish descent, resided in Pennsylvania, from whence he removed to Ohio in 1800, where he carried on black-

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�smithing and carpentering, and made the nails and built the first state
house of Ohio at Chillicothe. His mother, whose maiden name was Johnston,
was a daughter of a distinguished Chillicothe physician. Both parents
were Presbyterians, and were leading influential pioneers, of whom the
subject of this sketch has many relics. Many relics of the old state
house built by the pioneer are preserved by people of Ohio from all parts
of the State.
James C. Steele was brought up on a farm in Ross county, to which his
father removed from Chillicothe when he was about ten years old, but
afterward received a good academic education at Nesbitt Academy, probably
the first institution of that character in the State. When a boy he learned
the trade of a carpenter, which he followed for about ten years. At the
age of twenty-three he married and entered upon life as a farmer, opening
up a farm in the heavy timber of that section, and by energy and industry
made one of the best farms in all that country. In 1848 he removed to
South Salem, in that county, and entered upon merchandising, but still
carried on the farming, and remained at farming and in the mercantile
business until 1854.
The very day the news came of the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska bill
he declared he was going to Kansas to help make a free State. A colony
was organized, but many of its members became discouraged and determined
to locate in Iowa, and, on account of his complications with them in
business, he was almost compelled to settle with them in Warren county,
remaining there until 1857, when he started for Kansas. On March 4th of
that year he crossed the Kansas state line, and immediately located at
Clinton, Douglas county, took a claim and improved it, and still resides
within a fourth of a mile of his pioneer cabin. He has been among the
most successful of Douglas county farmers, and now, at almost the age of
four score years, is among the most industrious agriculturists of the
county.
At an early age he was captain of an Ohio military company, and
afterward commissioned by the governor to be lieutenant-colonel. During
the war, five of his sons being in the army, he stood guard in defense of
the country in the most dangerous times, and was among the most patriotic
of citizens.
He was one of the original organizers of the Free Soil party of Ohio,
and was three times their candidate for the Legislature and twice for
Congress when the anti-slavery party was in a hopeless minority. He
assisted in organizing the Cincinnati &amp; Marietta Railroad, was a stockholder and one of the contractors, and aided in its construction. He
spent much labor and money for the cause of education, and was one of the
founders and builders of the Salem Academy at South Salem, Ohio.
He was a Whig until 1833, when he joined what he believes to be the
first anti-slavery society in the West, and was thenceforth a liberty
party man until the organization of the Republican party in 1854, since
which time he has been an influential, active Republican.
His ancestors were Presbyterians and he has been a member of that
church since his youth, and has been a ruling elder for more than forty
years.

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�He was married October 5, 1826, to Miss Elizabeth F. McLean, daughter
of Alexander McLean, a Scotchman, brother of the celebrated divine, Dr.
D. V. McLean, of Princeton, New Jersey. She was a lady of education, a
prominent, influential member of the Presbyterian church, a most estimable
wife and mother, who died in Kansas, February 3, 1868. They had six sons
and two daughters. One of the sons, Marcus, died .in infancy. Robert is
a prominent farmer and extensive dealer in stock, is married to Hiss Belle
C. Cumings, and has six children--three sons and three daughters. He was
a captain in the Price raid, and participated in the battles of Westport
and the Big and Little Blue. Lewis S. is a lawyer, residing in Lawrence,
who has been twice married, and has one daughter by his first marriage, and
three sons by the second. His first wife was Miss Harriet Stathem, who
died in September, 1858. His second wife was Miss Louisa A., daughter of
the Rev. A. Blakeley, a distinguished Presbyterian minister, and is a lady
of great literary ability, contributing many valuable articles to the
public press. James M. was born January 13, 1839. He moved to Warren
county, Iowa, October 1, 1855, and to Douglas county, Kansas, in June, 1857.
He was appointed deputy clerk of the district court of Douglas county in
April, 1861. He was appointed captain of Co. E, 12th Kansas Volunteers,
in September, 1862, and lieutenant-colonel 11th United States Colored
Troops, January, 1865, and recruited and organized five companies, which
were consolidated with the l13th Regiment United States Colored Troops
at Little Rock, Arkansas, in April, 1865. He was mustered out of service
in March, 1866, and returned to Kansas in March, 1867. He was appointed
adjutant of the 19th Kansas Volunteer Cavalry in March, 1868, and served
with Generals Sheridan and Custer in the Indian campaign until mustered
out in April, 1869. He located at Emporia, Kansas, in real estate business
in company with ex-Governor S. J. Crawford, October, 1869. He entered
Emporia National Bank as bookkeeper, January, 1872, and became assistant
cashier in 1875. October, 1875, he married Hattie McBean, of Cadiz,
Ohio. Captain A. J. Steele died February 11, 1874. Amzi J. entered the
army as a private in the 9th Kansas, and was promoted to be captain. He
married Miss Ellen A. Pierson, and died February 16, 1874, having one
child that has since died. Ira T., a farmer and stock dealer in Douglas
county, who participated in the battles of Westport, Little Blue and Big
Blue. Mary V. married R. A. Dean, farmer, residing in Douglas county.
Eveline M. married Charles F. Woodward, who has since died.
The United States Biographical Dictionary, Kansas Volume.
S. Lewis &amp; Co., Publishers, 1879.
Submitted by Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas.

Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have, and only you
can determine how it will be spent. Be careful lest you let other people
spend it for you. Carl Sandburg
Watch for details about the June 7 annual workshop with Mrs. Helen King,
Topeka, Kansas as speaker. Location, Douglas County 4H-Fairgrounds,
2120 Harper, Lawrence, Kansas.
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�THE HASKELL CEHETERY
The Haskell Cemetery is located at the east edge of the campus and was
used only during the first twenty-five years of the school. There were years
within that period when no burials were made and there have been no burials
in the cemetery since 1913. The markers show the name of the individual, his
tribal group, the date of birth and the date of death.
The Key Club, composed of Haskell boys and sponsored by the Lawrence
Kiwanis Club, volunteered to care for the cemetery and we are indebted to
them for the following record:
Name
White Wolf, Harry
Barber, Eugene
Thomas, Seth
Tuttle;, Thomas
Panther, Charles
King, Lippie
Williams, Andrew
Eyre, Willie
Kimbell, Stephen
Hand, Nellie
Walker, Susie
Walker, Ollie
Buell, James
Yellow Eyes, Fred
Cadue, Sophie
McCarty, Agnes
Scheshewalla, Herbert
Buffalo, Fred
Holmes, Moses
Bigfire, Maggie
Mohajah, May
Siler, 'Peter
McGuire, Bird
Howell, Eberhald
White, Clarence
Cage, Lena
Reynolds, Charley
Guy, John
Gibson, Willie
Little Elk, Harry
Sunmer, Fred
Cheauteau, Metofo
Meachem, Guy
Eaves, Edna
Murie, Jesse D.
Big Snake, Andrew
Vallier, Samuel

Tribe
Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Osage
Osage
Osage
Peoria
Pawnee
Pawnee
Ponca
Arapahoe
Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Cheyenne
Kickapoo
Modoc
Osage
Ponca
Ponca
Cheyenne
Kaw
Mohave
Osage
Pawnee
Pawnee
Pawnee
Arapahoe
Caddo
Caddo
Cheyenne
Kaw
Osage
Pawnee
Pawnee
Pawnee
Ponca
Quapaw

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:::'Birth

Death

1884
1877
1867
1866
1865
1868
1867
1871
1868
1871
1878
1875
1869
1874
1874
1870
1866
1869
1871
1869
1880
1863
1869
1873
1874
1881
1871
1877
1887
1875
1877
1872
1880
1877
1873
1872
1877

1885
1885
1885
1885
1885
1885
1885
1885
1885
1886
1886
1886
1886
1886
1886
1886
1886
1886
1886
1887
1887
1887
1887
1887
1887
1887
1888
1888
1888
1888
1888
1888
1888
1888
1888
1888
1888

�Name
Campbell, Martha
Riley, Mary
Sears, Willie
Big Tree, Chester
Beaver, James
Banks, Joseph
Hayes, Webb
Clark, George
Blackburn, Joseph
DeAr son , Peter
Dickson, Annie
Mathews, Ora
LaClair, Henry
Wo1fchief, Jerry
Hanenno, Harry
Big Joe, Christopher
Ricketts, Agnes
Moharty, Jonah
Ingalls, Fred
Swamp, Adam
Pishabay, George
Pendleton, Corrie
Mohajah, Ada
Patterson, Josiah
LaForce, Jack
Evans, George J.
Peouah, Nettie
Peouonca, Ambrose
Momdoka, John
Choate, Josephine
Swamp, Nelson
Hall, Lee
Edge, Charles
Adams, Charles
Pahnahine, Mary
Perry, Ar1eich
Smith, Andrew
Long, Job
Peabody, Johnson
Vito1ia, Nelson
Burnett, Willie
Rossuau, Joseph
Bronson, Luella
Congwio, Lomo
Taylor, John
Hanson, Willie
Quein, Charles
Carter, Gorman
Rough Feather, Charles
Long Marsh, Barrett
Little Eyes, John

Tribe
Seminole
Seminole
Sioux
Winnebago
Wyandot
Paiute
Pawnee
Pawnee
Pawnee
Pawnee
Arapahoe
Osage
Ponca
Cheyenne
Commanche
Ottawa
Pawnee
Shawnee
Modoc
Oneida
Ottawa
Cheyenne
Kaw
Pawnee
Osage
Shawnee
Kickapoo
Ottawa
Potawatomi
Assiniboin
Oneida
Wichita
Caddo
Pawnee
Potawatomi
Chippewa
East Cherokee
East Cherokee
Omaha
Papago
Potawatomi
Chippewa
Delaware
Hopi
Ute
Winnebago
Wyandot
Caddo
Sioux
Winnebago
N. Cheyenne

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Birth

Death

1870
1871
1872
1873
1876
1869
1875
1875
1879
1876
1871
1875
1874
1875
1868
1873
1881
1871
1878
1878
1879
1879
1878
1868
1880
1882
1888
1874
1880
1878
1887
1874
1879
1884
1893
1882
1876
1883
1892
1883
1886
1886
1892
1884
1876
1882.
1883
1886
1886
1886
1881

1888
1888
1888
1888
1888
1889
1889
1889
1889
1889
1890
1890
1890
1891
1891
1891
1891
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1894
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1895
1899
1899
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1900
1900
1900
1901
1901
1901
1901
1901
1901
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1902
1904
1904
1904
1905

�Name
Webster, Sophia
Levali, Patrick
Miles, Sadie
No readable name
Little Wolf, Thomas
Hanson, David
Preieto, Antonio
Lew, Galeb
Fiddler, Cecelia Mae

Tribe

Birth

Death

Oneida
Chippewa
Miami
Navajo
Sioux
Digger
Mission
Ukie
Chippewa

1890
1889
1893
1890
1897
1890
1895
1895
1923

1905
1907
1907
1907
1908
1910
1911
1913
1943

Copied with permission of Haskell Junior College President, Wallace Galluzzi.

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Petitions for Naturalization
Douglas Co. Kansas, taken from
Naturalization Petition and Record Book
Vol. I: Oct. 25, 1906 to Feb. 5, 1924
p. 2

Full
name:
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Gustaf Anderson
of Residence: Tonganoxie, Kansas
Occupation: Farmer
Born: 19 June 1842
PLaCe: Nowe (?), Sweden
Emigrate~ to u.S. from Sweden on or about 1 May 1865, arrived at Port
of N.Y.
- in the U.S. on the vessel Baltimore
Declaration of intention: 29 Oct. 1868
Residence in Kansas since: 1 June 1867
Wife's name: Carrie, born in Sweden and now resides in Tonganoxie, Kansas
Number of children: Two
~lace

p. 3

Full name: John Alfred Anderson
ReSidence: Eudora Township, Douglas Co.
Occupation: Farmer
Born: 13 Dec. 1858
Place: Asqersme (?), Sweden
Emigrated to U.S. from Sweden, Nov. 1881 arrived N.Y. on vessel, (Inman Line)
Declared intention: 31 Dec. 1888 at Kansas City in the Criminal Court of
Jackson Co., Mo .
. Wife's name: Mary Christena Anderson, b. Sweden, now resides, Douglas Co., Ks.
Children: Five

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�Naturalization petitions continued:
p. 4

Name: Olaf Anderson
ReSidence: RFD 1, Lawrence, Kansas
Occupation: Farmer
Date of birth: 2 May 1850, Billing, Sweden
E"lIDri"grated from Sweden about 14 Oct. 1880 arrived N.Y. on vessel, "Helvitea"
Declaration of Intention: 10 Mar. 1881, Kansas City Circuit Court, Jackson
Co., Kansas
Wife's name: Betty, born,Sweden, now resides, Lawrence, Kansas.
Children: Three
p. 46

Name: John Conrad Anderson
Residence: 832 Tennessee, Lawrence, Ks.
Occupation: Traveling grocery salesman
Birthdate: 12 Nov. 1874
Place: Nyham, Sweden
Emnigrated from Nyham, Sweden, 1 Aug. 1883, arrived at port of Castle Garden,
N.Y. on the vessel "Gieser"
Wife's name: Inez Mildren Anderson - 832 Tenn. She was born in Lawrence, Ks.
Children: Two
Resided in Kansas since: 28 Aug. 1883
p. 8

Name: August Henry Boehle
Residence: Lawrence, Ks.
Occupation: Farming
Birthdate,!' 28 March 1864, Potsdam, Germany
Emigrated: from Germany, 25 Mar. 1881, arrived N.Y. on vessel "Howstaufen"
Resided in Kansas since: 15 April 1881
Declaration of Intention: 10 Aug. 1886 Lawrence, District Court
Wife's name: Augusta, born Wisconsin, resides Lawrence, Kansas.
Children: Fi ve
Name: August Benson
Residence: R.F.D. # 3, Lecompton, Douglas Co.
Occupation: Farmer
Birthdate: 30 Nov. 1851
Place: Inidinge, Sweden
Emigrated from: Helsenberg, Sweden, 1 Sept. 1881, arrived N.Y. on White Star
Line (name unknown).
Declaration of Intention: 30 April 1883, Albia, Iowa District Court, Monroe Co.
Resided in Kansas since: 9 Nov. 1902
Wife's name: Lena Benson, b. Gramrnanstorp, Sweden, resides Douglas Co., Ks.
Children: Five
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�KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE - March 5, 1863
Lawrence, Kansas
City Election
The City Election, on last Monday, went off very quietly, and considering that there was but little excitement, a very large vote was polled. The
following is the vote as copied by us from the official return:
Mayor:
Geo. W. Collamore

338

Councilmen:
J ..F. Griswold .
Samuel Fry . .
Geo. E. Holt.
Josiah Miller .
Louis Wise . .
Wm. M. Hazeltine.
Hiram Town. • .
Scat te ring. . .

• 236
194
317
•• 292

89
62
100
9

Justice of the Peace:
N. C. Blood. . .
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"To fill vacancy .
H.J. Canniff. . . . . . . .
""
"Tofill vacancy . .
Scattering. • . • .

· 121
• • 118
80
10
1

City Marshall:
Wm. L.G. Soule.
. ...
E.H. Matey . . .
Theodore Parker
Scattering. . . .'

• 163
· 123
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School Superintendent:
Rev. Richard Cordley • . . •

337

School Trustees:
B.W. Woodward, to fill vacancy.
G. Grovenor .
J.W. Woodward . .
B. Grovenor . • .

• 330
· 332
10·
9

City Treasurer:
A.N. Blacklidge . . • •
Wm. M. Hazeltine. • . .

259
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City Surveyor:
Holland Wheeler . .

331

City Assessor:
H.O. Sholes . • • .
Holland Wheeler . . • •

. 283
58

Whole No. of Votes Cast. . .

341

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�KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Kansas, June 11, 1863
"At a meeting of the stockholders of the Leavenworth, Lawrence and
Ft. Gibson R.R. Co. held on Monday, the 8th inst. at the office of the
Company in Lawrence, the following gentlemen were elected to constitute
the official board for the following year:
• S.O. Thacher
. • . D.C. Wetherwax
D.M. Valentine
\Vm. Spriggs
N.A. Johnson
J.W. Scott
Orlin Thurston
W.W.R. Lawrence
J.L. McDowell
A.C. Wilder
E.D. Ladd
R.J. Canniff
R.E. Lowman
John Speer
Sec'y &amp; Treas'r • . . • . . . R.J. Canniff

President .
Directors .

KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Kansas, August 27, l86?, John Speer, Editor
The Massacre at Lawrence
Accounts of the Lawrence ¥~ssacre have gone wide-spread over the country,
and we doubt whether we can add much interest to the terrible details of
inhumanity and fiendish brutality which marked the bloody tracks of the
demons who made this terrible onslaught upon a defenceless people.
A band known as "Quantrill's Men" entered the town about sunrise.
Extended details have been published, but we give
OUR OWN VIEW OF THE MASSACRE.
We reside on the elevated prairie east of the town just a half mile from
the Main street (Massachusetts) and in a South-east direction three fourths
of a mile from the Eldridge House--thus affording a full view from our
residence.
We were awaked by the voice of Mrs. Speer, exclaiming "what does all
that mean!" and jumped from our bed instantly, when a colored man cried
through our window "the secesh have come!" Looking into town we could see
but a small portion of stragglers, the main body being hidden by the buildings in the densest portion of Massachusetts street. Soon firing commenced
in all directions. We could not distinguish any efforts for defence; but
supposing some men must have been alarmed, we thought they had retreated to
the cover of the river bank. We seized a double-barrel shot gun, but we
found we had neither ram-rod nor powder. Still we thought we could wind
through the brush to where we supposed our friends were, and get ammunition.

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�The rush of the rebels to the bank East of town near Judge Thacher's
residence soon dispelled that hope; and were compelled to return with an
empty gun, and make our best efforts for our family. The necessity of
securing every person capable of defence compelled the rebels to pass by all
the dwellings on the outskirts of the town. Hence we had time for deliberation.
Mr. Barricklow, Deputy U.S. Collector, slept in our house. Cool and
intrepid, he took our horse into the brush; and he aided us in every way
possible, and we never separated until our dear murdered boy was found and
removed to our residence.
Several colored women had ran afrighted to our house. Those we
immediately ordered into the thick, almost impenetrable brush near-by
on the hill-side. A colored man we called to our aid, and never did a
man work more disinterestedly or bravely. We shall always feel grateful,
"Henry," we said, "you are in more danger than any of us, for they will
show you no mercy." "I know," said he, composedly, "but I will do whatever you tell me." Mrs. Speer said she must have her dead brother's
likeness (deceased several years ago) and those of her poor sons in town
'who might be murdered. There being no possible chance to aid any person
outside our family, we went to work, with Mr. Barricklow's assistance, to
remove our four little children, and such valuables as we could grasp,
with the intention of abandoning the house entirely. We had seen so
much of brutality, had heard the firing and seen unarmed men falling, that
we expected no mercy for even helpless children. Our fearless wife, however,
said she would stay, but only on the condition that we should leave. Little
Mary, twelve years old decided to stay with her mother, and, the pickets
being then within shooting distance, we went into the undergrowth near by.
There we watched proceedings. Previously Allen's warehouse, the Republican
office and Willis' Livery Stable were in. flames.
Within ten rods of our dwelling, we climed into a small tree, and
witnessed the horrible proceedings. Horses were galloping in every direction, guns were discharged, wounded men and boys were screaming, buildings
crackling and demons yelling with every discharge of the deadly missiles.
We occupied this position until the ruffians rode to our dwelling,
when we consulted with Mr. Barricklow, as to whether they might not patroll,
the brush and bring us into the prairie near whose margin we were concealed.
We then passed through a cornfield to the river bank. Herein amongst the
thicket of grape vines, and all manner of undergrowth, we found men, women
and children, some of the former wounded. Here we first heard that our
son was wounded. We met a German suffering with a gun shot wound in the
breast, women dragging little children, some having two or three. Men had
escaped who had been shot at, with infants in their arms, this was the
first great shock of distress which reached us, and altho' we had seen
enough, our distance rendered us incapable of fully realizing anything of
details. Numbers of names were given by persons who saw the dead fall, as
they fled from the merciless massacre.
When the cry reached us that the demons had left, however, we knew
nothing of our own family. Hurrying forward, our little girl met us
screaming, "Pa, Robby is dead!" A poor, sick German woman was at our,
door with two babes, crying "my poor man is murdered!" Mrs. Speer had
left to look for the dead. We ran to the scene of massacre, and found our

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�oldest son shot through the body, where he had st'ruggled till a ruffian
finished his sufferings by putting a ball through his head.---The floor
of the building (a carpenter shop on the corner of Henry and Winthrop
streets) was covered with mutilated dead. We met his mother in search
of our second son. Among the crisped bodies burned, she had found a
body which she was examining" 'which a man told her was a negro, so
disfigured was.,it by the fire; she pulled his boot, and sidd "No, this
is a white boy!" Feeling his head, she said, "This is not Bobby's hair,
his is fine and I would know it. That boy of seventeen is still unfound!
God, grant that our only hope, that he has gone after the rebels, may be
realized. To know that he had died avenging the murder of his brother
would be a mercy in comparison to his defencless slaughter.
These details may seem merely personal relations of our own affliction,
but we cannot help uttering them.--Would to God that they were exceptions,
but they are mere illustrations of the general carnage--the indiscribable
distress--the agonizeing sorrows which afflict the":hearts of nearly every
family. Women are weeping over the ruins of their once happy homes! We met
them in clusters for days, exclaiming "Oh! my poor husband! There they
shot him!" "Oh! my dear brother! there is his blood!" "Here my son was
burned!"
OUR THREE SONS
JOHN, (nineteen) ROBERT, (seventeen~) WILLIAM, (fifteen) were in town.
They usually slept in the Tribune office: but this night, they had separated.
John only remaining in the office.--Thursday was our publication day, and,
Robert had been making up the mail in the evening, and David Purinton, a
neighbors son, his playmate and schoolmate, an apprentice in the Republican
office, had helped him. They both went to the Republican office to sleep,
and are both missing. We have rumors that they hurriedly went in pursuit
of the enemy, but nothing reliable.--W~ fear they are among the unfound
dead. John slept in the office; and a'printer from Emporia, formerly in
our office, Mr. Murdock, slept with him.--They were both up when the alarm
was raised. Seeing them fireing on everybody as they advanced, Mr. Murdock
tried to persuade him to go into a well near by but he refused, and expressed
his determination to come to our dwelling. He had said that if ever the
bushwhackers came, our house would be among the first attacked, as it was
prominent, and near any point from which they would be likely to come.--Knowing his nature, we believe he sacrificed his life in the hope of saving those
he loved. William went with his little friend, (Wm. Prentice;) and slept
in Mr. A.T. Winchell's store. Of the three he alone is saved.
WILLIAM'S ACCOUNT
When he first heard the firing and realized the inhuman butcher, he
and his little friend crawled under the building, but when they saw the
carnage from their hiding place and heard the crackling flames, they
consulted. They said, "We may better be shot than burned to death," and
the two lads stepped out. They got separated. A ruffian said to William,
"You d----d little Yankee, hold this horse." He took the reins. "How old
are you?" He told his age. "We'll soon fix you," was the brutal reply.
"What is your name?" He failed to hear the question, which gave him time
to think, and he asked, "What did you say?" The inquiry was repeated.

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�"Billy Smith, said he. The demon looked over his list of the doomed.
"Will you kill me?" said the innocent lad. "That depends on how you act.
Pack this horse," said he, handing him a big bundle of his plunder.--He
obeyed. He then found that a young man holding the horses was undisturbed,
and when this fiend took his horse, Willie went from horse to horse, as
they dropped their reins to steal goods, and was unmolested. Soon a rebel
told him and another boy if they would burn every store in town, they
would spare their lives. The boys started, but William got separated and
worked himself into Mr. Bullene's Dry Good's Store, where he delivered
goods. They took him for a clerk, and said "Youd-----d little clerk,
be spry!" ordering him to get such articles as they chose. One ordered an
over-shirt. He found a shirt, but he said "that is not an over-shirt," and
hit him with the heels of a heavy pair of boots. He then told them he was
not a clerk, but would do the best he could. He soon managed to walk to
the west side of town and aided Mr. Charles Duncon's family to remove
their furniture for their house to be burned, and afterwards succeeded in
getting to his own home. Where they had herded our horses to catch them,
he found a minnie musket; and when Scaggs, one of the vilest of the murderers, was -taken prisoner, and being brought to Lawrence, attempted to
escape, he ran towards this boy, who shot him in the shoulder, and a
Delaware Indian named Moon, instantly followed the shot, driving an arrow
to his heart. He says he felt but little fear till they began to drink.
Then they swore they would kill everybody. In Winchell's Liquor Store,
they discovered a placard, "No liquor by the glass." They burst in the
head of ofa barrel, and made great sport of the "glass" business, swearing they took it by the barrel.
THE EVACUATION
Having completed the work of death and devastation to their satisfaction,
they loaded their arms, and departed southwardly. On their passage they
killed Mr. Du:linsky, burned the house of Samuel Reynolds, and several others.
Their tracks could be seen from Lawrence by burning dwellings. Gen. Lane
organized a few men and made immediate pursuit. It was not until this little
band came in sight and began to trouble them in the rear, that the work of
devastation and murder ceased.
LIST OF

~HE

SLAIN

We cannot pretend to give anything like an accurate list. Yesterday,
we heard it stated at one hundred and thirty-eight. We copy the Conservative's partial list:
CITIZENS
John Fromley
J.C. Trask, of the State Journal
Gen. G. W. Collamore and Son
James Eldridge
James Prine
Joseph Eldridge
Joseph Lowe
Dr. Griswold, Druggist
Wm. Williamson, Deputy Marshal
S. M. Thorp, State Senator
Judge Louis Carpenter
John Speer, Jr. of Kansas Tribune
Nathan Stone, City Hotel
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�--~--Brant

-----West
Thomas Murphey
-----Twitch, book binder at Journal office
E. P. Fitch, Bookseller
Charles Palmer, of the Tribune
Lemul Fillmore
James O'Neill
John Dagle
D. C. Allison, firm of Duncan &amp; Allison
J.Z. Evans
Levi Gates
George Burt
Samuel Jones
George Coates
John B. Gill
Ralph E. Dix
Stephen Dix
Capt. George W. Bell, County Clerk
J. C. Cornell
A. Kridmiller
Geo. Albrecht
S. Dulinsky
Robert Martin
Otis Langley
John W. Lawrie
William Lawrie
James Roach
Michael Meekey.
Louis Wise
Joseph Brechtelbaruer
August Ellis
Dennis Murphy
John K. Zimmerman
Carl Enzler
George Range
Samuel. Range
Jacob Pollok
Fred Klaus
Fred Kimball
Dwight Coleman
-----Early
Daniel McClellan
Rev. S. S. Snyder
Samuel Reynolds
George Gerrard
A. W. Griswold
Pat Keefe
RECRUITS OF THE FOURTEENTH
Charles Allen
James Wilson
Charles Riggs
A. J. Woods
_.",.

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Charles Anderson
W. B. Griswold
A. T. Cooper
Asbury Markle
David Markle
Lewis Markle
Aron Hilderman
Adison Waugh
WOUNDED
H. W. Baker
Dennis Beryman
G. Smith
H. Hays
C. Livingston
The entire draft enrollment and
papers of the Provost Marshal
were destroyed.

�KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE, John Speer, Editor.
Lawrence, Kansas

October 17, 1863

Losses in-.:the Eighth Kansas
Capt. John Conover, of the Eighth Kansas, writes a private letter to
Edward Fenlon, Esq., Sutler at Fort Leavenworth, in which he gives the
following list of losses of the Eighth Kansas in the battle of Chickamauga:
KILLED
Corporal J. W. Wilson, Company A
Private Jacob Rose.....
"
"
Sol. R. Meader.........
"
"
M. C. Dempsey..........
"
"
J. C. Connor...........
"
"
Capt. Jno. L. Graham .•. Company D
First Seargeant Robert M. Hale, Company D
"
Thomas M. Randall...............
"
Private Perry ..•....... Company G
Fred Keiser.~ ...••..•.. Company I
Jno. A. Robinson.......
"
"
A. J. Williams.........
"
"
Patrick Powers •....•••.
"
"
Corporal Wash Dugan, Company C.
Oliver Barrett.......

"

"

Daniel Murphy.........
"
"
Jos. M. Williamson...
"
"
Corporal John Sharp, missing, Company C
Michael Dougherty..."
"
"
Sergeant R. M. Kendall, Company E
Corporal M. S. Weudall..
"
"
Wood Hindman............
"
Thos. Stamp ..•.........•
"
"
Capt. E. P. Trigs, Company H
Corporal Chas. Morgan, "
"
Corporal A. D. Craig, "
"
J. H. Guilland....... "
"
Geo. W. Veazey....... "
"
Capt. James E. Love, Company K
Jonathan Teasley....
"
"
Ed. Ford ...•. ~ ••..•.
"
"
Wm .. Durkin •••....•..
"
"
Philip McDonald .....
"
"
Fred. Nederbroker •.•
"
"
John McMullen.......
"
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Corporal Jos. Kirk, Co. F. badly wounded
Joseph Kirk,
"""
"
KANSAS TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Kansas, July 28, 1864
"We have often spoken of Baker University, and have often visited the
schools, and we are convinced, from our own observation, and the testimony
of many learned gentlemen, who have visited the institution, that it is one
of the best--if not the best--schools in the state. We give below the names
of the Faculty:
.
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�L. L. Hartman, A.M. President
Miss Martha Baldwin, A. B., Professor of Greek and Latin. Miss Baldwin
is a regular graduate of Baldwin University, Berea, Ohio and comes to Baker
University highly recommended by the best educators of the State of Ohio.
Rev. J. H. Carruth, A. M., Professor of Natural Science, was educated in
one of the best colleges in New England, and is a man of undoubted accomplishments in Natural Science.
Miss Mary M. Russell, A. B., Professor of Ornamental Br~nches and French,
is a regular graduate of Baldwin University, and comes very highly recommended
from Ohio.
Miss Affie Gregg, Teacher in the Primary Department, has been a resident
of Kansas for a number of years, and is well known to be one of the best primary teachers that we have got in the State.
Miss Frances Blakely, of Lawrence, Professor of Music, comes from our
own State and can give as good references as can be called for.
Rev. J. P. Miller, M.D. Professor of German, is highly qualified for
the position and speaks English fluently.
Our children can receive a classical education without being under the
necessity of going outside of our own State."
KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Lawrence, Kansas, November 17, 1864
VOTES CAST IN .DOUGLAS COUNTY

. . . . -.

County Ticket
Probate Judge ....................... J. M. Hendrix .....•. 1116
E. D. Ladd .......•.. 438
For Clerk of the District Court: .... S. A. Stonebraker ... 954
I. E. McCoy •..•..... 613
For County Superintendent of Public Instruction: ........ Warner Craig .••.. 921
W. G. Starrett •.. 616
R. R. McCartney.. 21
For County Attorney: .......•..•.•.•. D. T. Mitche11 •...•. 1046
Alfred Curtis .•.••.. 528
For State Senators: ...•..•.•••...•.. John Speer ......•... 1008
Oliver Barber .•..... 933
Chas. T. Warren •.... 572
R. W. Luddington •.•. 585
For Representatives: 35th Dist ••...• Francis B. Swift ..•. 253
Richard A. Hays ..... 222
36th Dist .•.•.• J. R. Kennedy.~ ..... 127
J. M. Shepherd ...... 103
37th Dist •..... Warner Craig .•...•.. 184
L. L. Hartman ....... 40
38th Dist .....• E. S. Scudder .•.•.•. 140
E. H. Van Hueson .... 96
39th Dist •....• Wm. Morris .......•.• 117
Robt. young ....•..•. 83
40th Dist .••••. vlm. Draper.......... 149
J. C. Steele........ 38
Compiled and contributed by Pauline B. E1niff, Lawrence, Kansas

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�VICTORY SCHOOL, FORT SCOTT, KANSAS
.
1923-1924
May Hare, Superintendent
Effie Mae Bolin, Teacher
Charley Seaver, Director
J. W. King, Clerk
Albert Rinehart, Treasurer
Pupils
Atha, Agnes
Atha, Glen
Atha, Margaret
Bowman, Chester
Bowman, Marie
Bowman, Thelma
Bea1, Edward
Bea1, Homer
B1ake,Waneda
Cobb, Flora
Embry, Dora Lee
Ferguson, Delmar
Kretchman, Howard
Kretchman, Lavon
King, Everett
King, Philip
Moore, Billie
Moore, Clyde
Moore, Howard
Moore, Juanita
Morton, .David
Morton, Latischa
Morton, Lorena
Norris, Jack
Norris, Mildred
Norris, Ross

Norris, Velma
Norfleet, Daisie
Rinehart, Clifford
Rinehart, Dallas
Riley, Clarence
Riley, Irene
Riley, N. H.
Ruby, Bertha
Seaver, Asher
Seaver, Fannie
Seaver, Franklin
Seaver, Hazel
Seaver, Waneta
SimrnollS.~, Ve rnon
Simons, Beulah
Smith, Clifford
Smith, Kenneth
Souvain, Donnie
Uttinger, Claud
Uttinger, Clifford
Uttinger, Mary
Williams, 01a
Williams, Ruby

Contributed by Maxine Moore Hougland, Lawrence, Kansas

Our February speaker, John F. Sweets, assistant professor of history,
University of Kansas, is rescheduled to speak on "Research in France"
in the April 8 meeting, 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Lawrence
Public Library.

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�AN ILLUSTRATED DIRECTORY OF CASS COUNTY, (ILLINOIS) SCHOOLS
by A. E. Hinners, Supt. (1902)
(This book is in possession of Enuna Berg, RFD 2, Lawrence, Ks.

66044)

ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 57
Carrie Eaton
Bert Short
.T. May Spears
Lillian Rhu
Ada Glen

E. R. Holmes, Principal
Lloyd Hamilton, Assistant Principal
Anna Britton
Maida McCormick
Mrs. Mantle, Supervisor of Music

This is a very neat and nicely arranged school building. The puPils of
this school are especially proficient in vocal music. Quite a number, of
this school's pupils hold county conunon school diplomas.
Board of Education:

HICKORY SCHOOL

DIST~ICT

Meyer
J. R.
S. S.
J. A.

Hexter, President
Lohman
Beggs
Glen

Robert Anderson~ Secretary
S.· L. Hamilton '
V. C. Elmore

NO.8

Enuna Suffern," Teacher
Preston Horrom, Presiuent, Virginia
Angus Taylor, Clerk, Virginia
J. C. Schaad, Member, Virginia
Hickory School was built in 1880 and is a good substantial brick building.
The school enrolls about thirty pupils and has a nice library of about 100
volumes.
CHANDLERVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.5
Teachers:

J. C. Walters, Principal
Enuna Overman
Nellie McDonald

Board Members:

Charles Harbison, Assistant Principal
Louise Hostman
Edith Hinkle

Jas. Abbott, President
B. E. Bowman
P. A. Markert
Dr. H. Boone

John Cherry, Secretary
G. T. Humphrey
W. A. McNeil

The Chandlerville School was built in 1867 and at that time was one of
the most modern buildings in the county. It enrolls about 250 pupils and
has a good High School course.

A guest would be most welcome in our regular meetings.
you might invite?

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Do you know a friend

�LAWRENCE DAILY JOURNAL-WORLD, Thursday, October 10, 1929, Lawrence, ~ansas
CITY FOUNDERS.VIED ON PLAINS
"Lost Towns" in Douglas County Testified to Pioneer Energy
Towns established in Douglas county in the early days with the l'ist of
their settlers and incorporators. Some of these towns are "lost" towps and
others have been absorbed or have changed names.
Benicia, incorporated by G. W. Johnson, A. McDonald, M. D. Winte!, in
1855, now is a "lost town."
Brooklyn. This, too, is a lost town. Andreas' history and Volume XII
of the Kansas Historical collections do not give the names of the founders
or incorporators. It was founded in 1855 and was two and one-half miles
south and one and a half miles east of Pleasant Grove.
New Haven was built one and one-half miles south of Pleasant Grove.
The names of persons founding it or incorporating it are not given.
Louisiana was another paper town, later called·Salem. It was incorporated by Daniel Jones, John M. Banks, F. M. Coleman, Joseph Frager,
Thomas Emery, Zachariah Johnson, Richard Young, B. F. Bounds, William
Cummins, Joshua Cummins, Jonah Wagner, J. F. Bennet, Thomas Hopkins, Jacob
Buckley, H; W. Younger and Andrew J. Isaacs. It was located two miles
northwest of Baldwin. Louisiana was founded in 1855.
Marshall was incorporated in 1855 by Thomas H. Doyle, George B.
Brown, Jerome Kunkle, R. M. Nace, Charles A. Faris, William McDonald, 'G. H.
Brown, C. N. Michie. It was on the California road, two miles south of
Lecompton.
On the claim of Paris Ellison, two miles southeast of Lecompton, 'was
laid out the town of Douglas in 1855. It was incorporated in 1855 by J.
W. Reid, G. M. Clark, C. R. Kearney, E. M. McCarty, P. Ellison, N. W. McGee.

Pacific City was laid out in 1855.
T. W. and R. F. Barber settled near the site of Bloomington in 1855.
It was a postoffice in 1855 and incorporated in 1857. H. Burson, N. Ramsey,
William Jesse, James M. Dunn, P. P. Fowler were the incorporators. Volume
XII of the Kansas Historical Collections states that the name was changed
to Clinton in 1858. Andreas states that John A. Beam, N. Alquine and M.
Albin settled on the site in 1855 further west than Bloomington, where now
is the village of Clinton and that Albin started a store there. Andreas
states that Beam, Alquine and Albin started there in 1854.
Franklin was founded in 1855 as a postoffice. It was a pro-slavery
town and near it several hundred Missourians camped during the Wakarusa
war. After the border troubles it faded away and some of the buildings
were removed to Lawrence. It was incorporated by John M. Wallace, Jeremiah
Church and others.
Willow Springs was established as Davis in 1855, changed to Willow
Springs, then to Akron and then back to Willow Springs.

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�Washington, near Big Springs on the California road, was incorporated in
1855 by F. P. NcGee, George M. Redman and M. W. McGee.
Prairie City had the distinction of being incorporated twice, otice in
1857 by S. Hieronymus, P. L. Doane, A. Brisvalder, J. Gilchrist, and R. Lester
and later in 1859. It was surveyed by Searle and Whitman.
Between 1860 and 1865 North Lawrence was settled. Among the fir'st
settlers were G. J. Tallman, John Moorehead-Tibbets, M. Berry, Theodore McCage,
W. H. Whitney, T. S. Murray, T. Laptad. The first building was erected by
Delaware Indians prior to settlement. The postoffice was established in 1855
under the name of Jefferson. G. J. Tallman was appointed postmaster. S. N,.
Simpson laid it off as a townsite in 1866. Under act of the state legislature
in 1867 it became a city of the second class. An attempt to annex it to the
city of Lawrence failed'in 1869 but in 1870 an act of the legislature' consolidated it with the city of Lawrence.
A. W. Glenn, A. G. Glenn, G. W. Zinn, David Martin, M. S. Winter and
William Shirley settled upon the site of Lecompton in 1854. Moses McCall,
Major Lyman Evans came in 1855. The township was organized at the Pottawatomie agency. In 1865 the Territorial Legislature commenced the erection of
a capitol building at Lecompton. The first house, of logs, was built, in
1854. Lecompton was the site of an army camp and prison. It was prominent
in the history of the county.
In 1854 William Harper and John Chamberlain settled at the forks of the
California road, known as Big Springs. Other early settlers were Ephraim
Banning, Messrs. Custerds, Roberts, Wells, Eppuson, Lawson and Cardwell. A
postoffice was established in 1855, John Chamberlain being appointed postmaster. One of the first temperance meetings in the Territory was held at
Big Springs in 1856. The fi·rst free-state convention held in the Territory
was held at Big Springs on September 5, 1855.
The Neuer Arisiedlungs Verein, a society of prominent Germans, was
organized in Chicago in 1856, with the object of making a settlement at some
place in the Middle West. In March, 1857, H. Heimann, F. Barteldes and G.
Schleifer were appointed a location committee to go west and select a 'location.
The present townsite of Eudora was chosen. On April 11 the first band left
Chicago and arrived at the location of the town on April 18, 1857. Paschel
Fish, a Shawnee Indian, erected the first house there long before the ,settlement. The town was named "Eudora" after the daughter of Fish, chief of the
Shawnees.
The first settlement of Baldwin, first known as Palmyra, occurred in
1854, when Robert Pierson, Richard Pierson, L. F. Green and Jacob Cantrell
settled there. In June, 1855, the Palmyra town company was surveyed and
laid out. J. Cantrell erected the first house, a log one, in 1854. The
Palmyra postoffice was established in 1856, N. Blood being appointed as postmaster. Baker University, opened in 1858, is located there.
Black Jack, started in 1857, received its name from the creek called
Black Jack. The creek was named by the Mexicans. William Riley, Daniel
Fearer, E. D. Pettingill, S. A. Stone, secretary, and H. N. Brockaway, '
treasurer, formed the town company that settled the twonsite. The town is
located near the site of the Battle of Black Jack.

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�Early settlers in Vin1and were W. E. Barnes, George Cutler , F. B,. Varnum,
Charles W. Dow, Jacob Branson, William White, Franklin N. Coleman, Josiah
Hargous, Harrison W. Bulkley. A saw mill was erected in 1858.
Clinton, between Rock Creek and the Wakarusa, w~s settled in 1854 by
John A. Beam, N. A1quine and M. Albin. Later a Mr. Spradling, Lyman Sawyers,
H. L. Boughton and G. W. Umberger moved to this vicinity. A postoffice was
established at Bloomington, about a mile east of Clinton, in July 1855, but
was later discontinued and moved to Clinton in 1858. Clinton was a prominent
contestant for the county seat in 1858.
Belvoir was located on the Santa Fe trail in 1855-56. The first, settlers
were H. Heine, James M. Dun, M. Clayton, R. A. Dean, H. McKenzie, A., S.Ba1dwin,
A. E. Northrop, J. Hu1ze, D. Dack and a Mr. Smith. No postoffice was established
until 1868, due to the proximity of Twin Mound. In 1873 the postoffice was
moved two and one-half miles to the Carbondale branch of the Union Pacific road.
The Marion town company, composed of eleven persons, laid off a townsite
of 320 acres sixteen miles southwest of Lawrence in 1857-58. It was named
"Marion" in honor of Gen. Francis Marion of Revolutionary fame. Improvements
made in the townsite were few, a town well dug, a blacksmith shop erected and
a store founded. Prioi to 1860 a postoffice was dug. The existence 9f Marion
as a town dates to 1865 when the Union Pacific railroad was built, stopping
overland traffic on the Santa Fe trail. As a remembrance of "old times" the
"greasers" filled up the public well with stones and burned the surveyor's
stakes and damaged the place as a townsite generally. September 13, 1881,
the name of the postoffice was changed to Globe.
Lapeer, named after a town in Michigan, was settled in 1855, George
Shobert, Peter Dodder, James Baker and Samuel Hayes being the early settlers.
Eli Baker, born November 2, 1856, was the first child born at Lapeer. The
first school was taught in 1862. A postoffice was established in 1856 and
named Marion. A store was opened in 1856 by Henry Briniman, by the side of
the old Santa Fe trail in Marion.

Submitted by Jane Wiggins, Lawrence, Kansas
'Copied with full permission of The Lawrence Daily Journal World.

From the New Orleans Times Picayune, August 23, 1865
"Information wanted of Alicias Brophy, native of Dublin, who arrived in
America 20 years ago and last heard of in 1860 in Bay St. Louis, Hancock Co. '
Mississippi. She was a professor in a piano faculty. Anyone knowing her '
whereabouts contact her uncle."
Rev. Geo. Brophy
Harlem, N.Y. City

Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in ,our own
sunshine. -- Ralp'h Waldo Emerson

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Photos by Joany Carlin

"Mildred London's family tree"
IN SEARCH OF ROOTS
by Opal Green
Family Journal Editor
The American Bicentennial of 1976 ignited the spark.

And that spark was fanned into flame last year by a man named Haley and a
book called "Roots."
Thousands of Americans, inspired by the historical significance of the
Bicentennial and the story of a slave known as Kunta Kinte, began to question
their ancestry and the part played by their own families in the country's history.

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�If Alex Haley could learn that much about his ancestry with only a few
words of African dialect passed from one generation to another, they could
do the same.
"There is a hunger - marrow deep - to know our heritage, to know who
we are, and where we have come from."
This is a quote familiar to genealogists and given by Charles Hall,
executive director of Global Research Systems of Everton Publishers at Salt
Lake City, Utah, when he and his wife, Frankie, conducted a genealogical
workshop here June 19.
The Halls' appearance here was sponsored by the Montgomery County . \:.. ' ,", ~
Genealogical Society and was attended by more than 60 beginning and eXperienced
genealogists from Coffeyville and surrounding towns.
Basing their presentation on experience, both as genealogists and professional research experts, the Halls advised the group about various:methods
of keeping records, the resources available for obtaining information; and
the importance of checking and recording data carefully.
'
Hall said the beginning genealogist should start researching at home,
collecting all family documents from all possible sources and writing.that
information on record sheets that will fit into a notebook for convenience.
Mrs. Hall suggested a file folder for each family being researched.
Resources suggested by the Halls included vital statistics, church,
school, military, census, court and probate records. It was also pointed
out that cemetery sextons, tombstones, obituaries and family Bibles a~e good
sources of information.
Records which are apt to have been recorded at or near the time of an
event are birth, marriage and death' statistics, Hall said. He said church
records, including christening, marriage and burial, may often provide conflicting dates due to delay in making entries.
Hall said genealogists are becoming aware of the importance of keeping
family diaries and records for future generations, which include not only
histories and genealogies, but local history accounts of the county, state
and community, census enumerations for the-area and personal recollections of
family members.
Beginning genealogists were told it is impossible to learn about researching and compiling records by reading books and attending workshops.
"The only way to learn is to begin," he said.
The Halls said the Mormon Church has the most extensive collection of
genealogical records in the world, including more than 40 million names from
many countries and periods of time. The information is recorded on microfiche and stored by computer. Entries are filed by geographical areas 'and
information is accessible to anyone who wishes to visit the library at Salt
Lake City, the Halls said.
.
For those unable to travel to Salt Lake City, branch libraries are being
established all across the country. At the present time, branch libraries
are located at Tulsa, Wichita, and Topeka, local genealogists reported.
Hall said the Mormon Church is diligent about record keeping and
preservation of these records because they believe people born before the
faith was established in 1830 cannot enter heaven unless they are baptized
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�posthumously by proxy. Therefore, it is necessary to establish family lineage
in order for them to be accepted as members of the church.
It is for this reason the church has used every source possible to
collect records and has constructed an indestructible vault for microfilm
storage inside a granite mountain near Salt Lake-City.
Local individuals or families who might wish to begin their own research
projects will find members of the Montgomery County Genealogical Society to
be .an invaluable source of material.
Kathreen Norfleet of 712 W. Ninth St., a charter member of the group, and
a genealogy buff since 1949, can inspire even the most disinterested person
with stories she has uncovered about her family during those years.
She said the local Genealogical Society was organized here 12 years ago
and has shown definite growth since the Bicentennial and televising of "Roots."
Miss Norfleet describes the local organization as a community service
group. "We are all involved in our own research, but we organized to assist
each other and anyone else who seeks help with research," she said.
The society publishes a quarterly magazine, The Descender, which'records
a variety of unpublished materials. This magazine is exchanged with 50
other clubs and all of the publications are kept on file in the genealogical
section of the Coffeyville Public Library.
At the present time, information from the 1900 Coffeyville City Directory
is being published in The Descender. Members are also copying Montgomery
County marriage records at Independence and publishing them in the magazine.
The latest of those records published were from 1885 statistics.
Miss Norfleet, who is editor of the publication, said information from
old family Bibles, county history and facts about early day prominent·
citizens are also printed.
Queries from around the country are also printed in the magazine to
assist researchers from other parts of the country.
"Most of us have located members of our own families from some of. the
queries printed in other magazines," she said.
The group also established the genealogical section in the local library
and add to it regularly. They have purchased several books as memorials to
deceased members and are currently planning to purchase a set of books on
Cherokee Iridian history in memory of Tillie Karns Newman, a charter member
of the organization.
Miss Norfleet first became interested in genealogy when she was a:history
teacher at Field Kindley High School.
She learned through research that members of her family literally ' fought
against each other during the Civil War and were forbidden to return to their
homes because of their affiliation with the "enemy."
"It made me a good history teacher, because I couldn't take sides," she
said with a laugh.
Members of her family were among those who settled the Shenandoah ,Valley
in Virginia and she is planning a trip this summer to attend a reunion of
that branch of the family in one of the old homes there dating back to the
1700's.

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�Mildred London of Route 1, another longtime member of,the Genealogical
Society, has also traced her family back to the 13th century. Among ;the
unusual mementos she has to remind her of her background are brass rubbings
she made from the tombs of her ancestors in England.
Miss Norfleet said genealogy as a hobby provides a number of avenues
for enjoyment. In addition to visits such as the one she is planning, she
said old deeds, family documents and old family pictures are an endless
source of 'interest when you know the stories behind them.
I

"You learn about good people and you learn about the onery ones., Some
people hide the unsavory facts but I prefer to include the bad with the
good. I had one ancestor who came West because he had stood trial for
murder. I also had ancestors who were captured by the Indians and held as
slaves. I consider it a part of the history I taught most of my life and
I am happy to know about the part my family played in it," Miss Norfleet
said.

Copied with full permission from The Family Journal, Coffeyville, Kansas,
Wednesday, June 27, 1979. Submitted by Irma Kidwell, Lawrence, Kansas.

SO}ffi PEOPLE TALK ABOUT INFLATION;
OTHERS AID INFLATION BY TALKING
From Sunday July 29, 1980 Wichita (Ks.) Eagle-Beacon. Copied with full
permission of the United Press International, N.Y., N.Y. James F. Wieck,
Kansas City, Kansas Bureau.
Washinton (UPI) -- What would you suppose is the single most inflated
product or service in this period of rampant economic hyperbole?
Gasoline? Housing?
Bribery? Hazelnuts?

Basketball players?

Hospitalization?

Alimony?
,

No, according to the International Platform Association, whose anpual
convention begins Monday, the most sharply rising item is the after-dinner
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sp~ech.

"The cost of the spoken word has skyrocketed," said Dan Hoore, director
of the organization composed of professional orators, part-time lecturers,
talent agents and heads of program committees.
Among the convention speakers will be Lowell Thomas, Isaac Asimov'and
Alexander Haig.
When he is out on the lecture circuit, which is about 200 times a,year,
Asiniov, a science-fiction writer by trade, collects up to $10,000 per
appearance.
Thomas, 87, the association president, now fills only four speaking
dates a year. Yet he brings home $40,000 annually.
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�Haig, who didn't accept lecture fees while in military uniform, has
several $15,000 offers for his maiden post-retirement address, Moore said.
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And they are by no means at top scale.
Bob Hope knocks down $30,000 when he makes a speech; Henry Kissinger
settles for $25,000. Moore could not say for certain who commands the highest
figure of all, but he does know where the potential lies.
"If Richard Nixon were asked by a political fund-raising dinner organizer
to speak, he could get $40,000 the first time around the circuit," Moore
theorized.
Political fund-raisers apparently are the main pump in the elocutionary
inflation spiral.
"They have to have well-knwon personalities as speakers i f they ~re
going to get $1,000 a plate for their dinners," Moore said. "At those
prices, whatever they pay a speaker isn't of great concern. But i f the top
speakers get those prices, the d.emands of the other circuit riders are
bound to go up."
One reason for the high cost of oratory may be that lecture fees 'are
not covered' by the government's wage-price guidelines. Nevertheless, :the
Council of Wage and Price Stability may indirectly have a moderating influence.
Although in great demand for public appearances around the count~y,
council Chairman Alfred Kahn works even cheaper than senators. He ge~s paid
nothing for his talks.
Hoore could not provide precise percentages on inflation's impact on
the lecture circuit. But as head of an organization that traces it roots
back to Daniel Webster's 19th Century Lyceum lectures, he professed hi,mself
stunned by today's prices.
His archives show the first recorded lecture fee went to Ralph Watdo
Emerson, who was promised $5 and oats for his horse. However, the Middlebrook,
Mass., audience he addressed balked at supplying the oats.
Submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence, Kansas.

****
QUERIES
Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts to
gain the best results. There are many of our ancestors who have the same
first and last names and this might hasten our answers.
Queries are for the present time free to non-members.
cern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more.

They must con-

Nrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to exchange information concerning the LILES family. George
Washington Stuart LILES married ~felissa L. BRASSELL on Dec. 16, 1872 in
Scott Co., Miss. Where were they born? What were their parents names?

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�Sandra Rake, 5410 Henry St., Muskegon, Michigan 49441
Need information on the ~\KE family who lived at one time in Kansas. Where
did they live in Kansas? Some of the relatives may have been buried in
Mound cemetery in Douglas County.
Mrs. Catherine Ramsey, 1108 22nd St. West, Bradenton, Florida 33505
Would like to locate descendants of Christian SOXMAN who moved from Penn.
to Lawrence, Kansas in the 1860's with his wife, Elizabeth, and four
children. The children were named, Jacob, b. 1838, Susan,b. 1840,
Henry, b. 1843, and Joseph, b. 1845. Any information about this. family
appreciated.
Paul Stark, 141 2nd St., Cedar Springs, Michigan 49319
Can anyone give me information concerning my ancestor, Samuel CRANE who
'was supposedly killed by "bushwackers" during the time of the Civil War?
He lived in (Northern) Franklin County, Kansas.
Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J., Arkansas City, Kansas 67005
Searching for ancestors of Mary Adeline MANSFIELD, b. 28 Jan. 1854, Albany
(Gentry Co.,) Missouri. Parents: Robert G. MANSFIELD, b. Indiana.
Lucinda ROBERTS, b. Kentucky. Siblings: Allen MANSFIELD of Garnett, Ks.,
William S. MANSFIELD, Concordia, Ks., and Glen MANSFIELD of Baldwin, Ks.
Will exchange information concerning the above.
Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J., Arkansas City, Kansas 67005
Does anyone know the whereabouts of an old family bible belonging to
Robert G. MANSFIELD and said to have been in the possession of William S.
MANSFIELD in 19l8?
Mrs. Alice H. Francis, Box 963 Las Vegas Star, Kingman, Arizona 86401
Need information concerning Reuben P. MOORE, b. Kentucky. \Vhen? Where?
He settled near Lawrence on what is now the County Farm in 1855. Wife's
name? Date of birth? She was born in Kentucky. Moved to Owen Co., Indiana.
in 1830's then to Illinois 1845 then to Douglas Co., Kansas. Children:
George W. MOORE, b. 25 Aug. 1837 (Owen Co., Indiana) and Robert Franklin
MOORE, b. 30 Sept. 1841 Indiana.
Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need any kind of information for the families of Luther and Harriet
'DILLON's seven children all born in Wathena, Doniphan County, Kansas. They
are: Audrey b. 1854, Willie b. 1860, Nettie b. 1862, Annie b. 1865,
Maybelle b. 1868, Dora b. 23 Sept. l870-d. 1959, Dick b. l873-d. 1904.
Eugene DILLON son of Dick was a former resident of Topeka, Kansas and was
raised in the home of an "Aunt Mary". Who?
Mr. Roderick A. Carr, 7608 Gresham Street, Springfield, Virginia 22151
Am looking for information on William Alexander CARR and Mary Gaddis CARR,
Leavenworth County, Kansas. Also CARR information in Douglas and Johnson
counties in Kansas.

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Watch for details about the June 7 annual workshop with Mrs. Helen King,
Topeka, Kansas as speaker. Location, Douglas County 4H-Fairgrounds, 2120
Harper, Lawrence, Kansas.
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�Mrs. Ruth B. Fleming, 926 Spruce Street, Elmira, N.Y. 14904
Would like information on the ALTMAN family who lived in Venango or
Clarion Co., Penn. in the late 1800's and early 1900's. George W. ALTMAN
was b. 1830, d. 1915. He married Sarah FRY (FRYE), b. 1840, d. 1912.
His father was George or John ALTMAN and his mother was Sallie WEETER.
Any help appreciated.
Mrs. Alice H. Francis, Box 963 Las Vegas Star, Kingman, Arizona 86401
Seek information concerning George W. MOORE, b. 25 Aug. 1837, Owen Co., Ind.
Married Mary B. MOORE when? in Douglas Co., Ks. Five children: Sherman E.,
Sarah M., Hattie, Annie, and Ida.
Also seek information concerning Robert Franklin MOORE, b. 30 Sept. 1841,
Owen Co., Ind. Married Mary Jane BLACK 10 Oct. 1863 Fort Scott, Kansas.
Lived on what is now County farm in Douglas County, Kansas before and after
Civil War. Moved to Butler Co., Kansas in 1870. Children: Alice B. HOORE~
b. 9 Nov. 1865. Died Where? When?; Charles O. MOORE, b. 17 Oct. 1867;
James W. MOORE, b. 23 Jan. 1870.
Mrs. Adell Carr Smith, 2928 Cornell Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Need information about Arethusa Burnside BROWNING, probably born in Kentucky
in 1830's. Was in Buchanan Co., Missouri in 1850 census and in Smith County,
Kansas in 1880 census.
Grace Somaduroff, 703 Bentley Drive West, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701
v!ould like information concerning Eliza FIDDLER, born Jan. 1856, Iowa and
Bluff BARRY, v. 1846, Ohio. They were married in 1874 and had sons,
Major F. BARRY, born, April 1883 in Kansas and Guy BARRY, b. Oct. 1885
(in Mo.?). Eliza FIDDLER'S parents were John and Po11ie FIDDLER. Any
information appreciated.
Mrs. Marie Vannoy, 1401 So. J.,Arkansas City, Kansas 67007
Need information concerning Frank Henry GRIFFITH, b. Aug. 28, 1874 in
Baldwin, Kansas, died Jan. 2, 1917 and his wife Clara Margaret LEWIS, b.
June 4, 1883 in Albany, Missouri, died Dec. 19,1958. Where in Kansas
were they married? Date of marriage?
Mrs. Herbert Schwinn, RR # 1, Box 68, Leavenworth, Kansas 66048
Need information concerning Jane BOSWELL TODD who was born in Wayne Co.,
Indiana about 1835. .She married William TODD there on Nov. 16, 1848.
They moved to Mahuska Co., Iowa and in 1870 moved to Lawrence, Kansas where
they lived about 2 years before moving to Tonganoxie, Kansas. Their children
were Mary A., Harvy M., Charles, Catherine, James, John, and Sallie. William
TODD is buried in Maple Grove Cemetery. Where is Jane buried? Any help
appreciated.
Pat Shepard, 307 3rd St., Glenwood, Iowa 51534
Would like information on the family of Charles and Anna (GREEN) MATNEY.
Children: Samuel, b. April 19, 1861, Hattie, Cella, Maria. Samuel was
born in Lawrence, Kansas. He and/or family came to Nebraska in 1875. Where
are Charles and Anna ~ATNEY buried? Need Samuel's birth certificate.

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P.o. BOX 3664

LAWRENCE , KANSAS

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�"THE PIONEER"
Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Summer 1979

Vol. III, No. 1

Page

Contents
Officers - Committees .
Preside~t's

• • 2

Letter

• • • • 3

. 4

Agnes Lovelace Carr Memoirs •
Douglas County Cemetery Information

• • • • • • 7

School Information

.17

Bennett-Howard Ahnentafel's .

.21

Kansas Marriages - 1863-1865

. . .23

Two Douglas County Biographies

. .29

"There's Not Much in a Danish Name" .

.32

Queries . . .

· . • .34

"His Roots Go Back to Caesar"

• • . .36

Balm of Gilead Cough Balsam
For the Permanent Cure of
Consumption, Coughs, Colds and all disorders of the throat and lungs.
Manufactured by
BARBER BROS.
Lawrence, Kansas.

GEO. A. BANKS
Abstracts of Title
703 Mass. St.

Lawrence, Kans.

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�1979-1980

Officers:
President - Mary Jamison
Vice-President Secretary - Jane Wiggins
Treasurer - Cora Fe11enstein
Librarian Editor Genealogist - Emma Berg
Committees:
Auditing:

Lance Reppert, Dorothy Clarke, Floyd Stayton

Membership and Special Publicity:
Clarke and Irma Kidwell.
History and Records:

~~xine

Hougland, Dorothy

NettJe .Wismer, Dorothy .Wiggins

-,_J ":"

Care of the Library:
Brune

Pauline E1niff, Irma Kidwell, Georgiana

Pioneer: Judy Sweets, Emma Berg, Jane Wiggins, Mary Jamison - No
chairman named as yet.
Surname File:

Emma Berg

The staff is not responsible for the accuracy or validation of the
articles submitted.

All advertisements used in this issue are taken from the 1903 Catalogue
of books of the Coal Creek Library Association, established 1859 at
Vinland, Kansas. It is the oldest library in the state of Kansas and
is still open to the public. The Douglas County Genealogical Society
was donated a copy August 1978 by Mrs. Herschel Hemphill and Mrs.
Martha Smith, Baldwin City, Kansas.

MRS. M. F. WILLIAMS
First Class Meals for 20¢.

Farmers Trade solicited.

Klocks old stand.
Lawrence, Kansas.

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7 Meal Tickets $1.00.

�President's Letter
Again we are happy to once again visit with you through The
Pioneer.
Our May 19 workshop was a success and a learning experience.
It was a pleasure to meet Mr. Robert D. Anderson and work with him.
The biggest news was and still is our obtaining our non-profit
status. As of May 16, 1979 anything you donate to or pay to th~_
society is tax deductible. You must have a receipt of course.
This status makes us eligible for a library rate in mailing our
exchange quarterlies.
We hope that some of you members will feel that you can fill
some of the office vacancies.
We also hope that we can, through our members efforts, continue
to publish an accurate and interesting "genealogical helper."
A very special "thank you" to all of you that have helped us to
accomplish this.

"WHEN IS A MAN EDUCATED?"

he

"When
can look upon the universe, now lucid and lovely, now
dark and terrible, with a sense of his own littleness in the great
scheme of things and yet have faith and courage.
"When he knows how to make friends and keep them, and above all,
when he can keep friends with himself.
"vlhen he can be happy alone and highminded amid the drudgeries of
life.
"When he can look into a wayside puaiile and see something besides
mud, and into the face of the most forlorn and see something beyond sin.
"When he knows how to live, how to love, how to hope, how to pray-glad to live and not afraid to die, in his hands a sword for evil and
in his heart a bit of song."
--Joseph Fort Newton
Copied with permission from "Home Town News" section of the Wichita Eagle Beacon - edited by Frank Good.

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�MEMOIRS OF AGNES LOVELACE CARR
The following is from notes which my grandmother, Agnes Lovelace
Carr, who died 9 November 1943, had dictated:
My father, Joseph Lovelace, came to Kansas from Pennsylvania in
1853 with his wife and 6 children. His wife died soon after. My
mother, Ann Ferguson, emigrated to Massachusetts 'from Scotland in
1851 with her father and 5 brothers and sisters. Her mother had died
in childbirth. Her brother came out to Kansas and staked a claim
adjacent to Love1aces, and in 1854 he sent for the rest of the family.
Ann Ferguson and Joseph Lovelace were married on 5 Oct. 1856. I was
born on 6 Sept. 1857. I was so small that they kept me in a cigar
box and washed me in a common basin.

***

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***

Quantrill's Raid--I remember a courier dashing by on a horse with
flag in hand hollering, "Get to arms--Quantri11's burning"'Lawrence."
We kids were all in the yard, but we quickly climbed an old rail fence
and hid.

***

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One , time a tribe of 25-50 Indians came by single file on ponies.
They wanted a chicken--they were beggars. Father said that if they'd
hit a certain chicken with a bow ~ arrow, they could have it. And, he
said also, that if this particular Indian ran down a certain chicken,
he could have it. The Indian ran after the chicken, lost his blanket,
and was wearing only a breech cloth, but he caught the chicken. My
little brother, Owen Lovelace, had yellow-gold hair and the Indians
liked it and. his beautiful fair skin. One time the Indians stopped
by \&lt;1ith nested clothes baskets and offered them for Owen. Mother was
scared and wouldn't let Owen .. out of her sight.

***

***

From the age of 5 until I was 9, I went to school in a building
on a corner of the farm. There were 10 or 12 enrolled. One time a
tribe of Indians could be seen coming across the prairie, babies
strapped on either side of the pony. Our teacher, Agnes Petrie, locked
the doors and commanded the kids to get under the desks. But, when the
road turned off, the Indians followed it. They weren't hostile.
Then we moved to Lawrence and lived there till I was 15. We1ived
in a rented house at the foot of old North College and I went to Central
School. Then we moved back to Eudora and I went to school there till
I was 17. In 1876 I went to summer school at K.U. and got my certificate
to teach. When I went to the Lawrence Superintendent's office to see
about a job teaching s'choo1, I was told that a man from Rock Creek had
just been in hunting for a teacher. I taught that year at Rock Creek.
They had built a room onto the school for teacher. They stored wheat
in it in the summer. The first night I spent there, I turned down the

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�the bed and there was a rat. I turned the sheet on it, grabbed it
by the tail and smashed it on a popcorn barrel. I killed him, tied
him up, and hung him out whole. One time, as I opened a cupboard
which was 6" off the floor, rats scurried away. I grabbed a corn fodder knife and chopped 8 rats dead under the cupboard.
S.v. Carr and I went to school together as children. When he
was 16 or 17 years old, he went into the depot at Eudora and learned
telegraphy. His father, Hubbard Halley Carr, was a lawyer from Ohio
and his wife was Sarah Etta Wilford.

***

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Grasshoppers--You couldn't step outside except on the bugs. vfuen
they left, it was like an eclipse of the sun. They ate all the corn
and even tree bark. They came late in the summer of 1874 and ate.
The next spring their eggs hatched out of the ground and again they ate
everything. They rose up in a body and left in June. We replanted
and got a fair crop.

***

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***

Our family moved to Colorado in the summer of 1877. I taught in
Colorado City, 1st and 2nd grade $35--2nd year $40. Then my folks
moved to Divide and I taught in Divide in 1879. In April 1880
s.v. Carr and I were married. We came back to Kansas as far as
Lawrence on the train. We hired a hack to take us to our house in
Eudora. The house was all ready and kids had gathered sweet williams
and had them in a vase.
In November 1881 S.V. took a job ~vith Wells Fargo Express Co. at
Pueblo, Colo. When we first got there there was no place to stay. I
slept on a couch in the waiting room after everyone went to bed.
Leslie was 6 months old.
Arkansa~ Maxon, a good old motherly soul, had a fit over Leslie.
She had lost her baby while fording the Marais de Cygne, but she was
saved. Leslie resembled him. We finally found a house in the railroad yards, in a tough part of town. S.V. had to work late at night;
so we offered' Maxons the front room to stay with us. In another
month we got a better house and Maxons came along and took care of
Leslie. S.V. finally quit the express because of so many figures.
He had bad eyes and glasses were no avail. We moved to Rock Vale on
the Rio Grande and lived upstairs in the Santa Fe depot.

We were 37 miles from Pueblo. I would take the baby and buggy to
Pueblo to shop. There were no passenger coaches; so I would ride in
the caboose. I would take Leslie and his buggy, and wedge the buggy
behind the stqve in the caboose. One time, on a grade, the engine cut
the caboose loose--it went one way and the caboose the other, but the
caboose got going too fast. I wondered if the brakemen had been left
behind; so I climbed out the door on the side and up the ladder to
the top after putting Leslie in the buggy. There in the top sat 3
brakemen; so everything was all:right. Without letting them know, I
sneaked back down on ,that swaying ladder.

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�Finally, they got S.V. back to Eudora to be the station agent
after the other agent had died. In about 1898 S.V. went to study
osteopathy at Des Moines. With 3 little kids, I stayed here in
Eudora till he finished. After that, he went to Canada where he made
up a practice. I was homesick all the time we were there. Grandpa
Hubbard Carr took sick; so S.V. went back to Eudora. The Santa Fe
agent wanted to leave; so S.V. stayed in Eudora. I was glad to come
home, March 1904. He was at the station 34 years the second time-IS or 20 before.
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�BRUMBAUGH CEMETERY
This cemetery is located near High Prairie in Palmyra township.
The 1ega 1 descri pti on is two and one-half acres in the SW~ secti·on
18, township 14, range 20.
The land on which this cemetery is located was pre-empted by
Mr. George W. Bell. The patent is dated August 1,1859. Mr. Bell
was killed in the Quantrill raid in Lawrence.
Henry Brumbaugh came to Kansas from Ohio and bought this land
from Mr. Bell's widow, July 5, 1864. He was a member of the Dunkard
Church and deeded two and one-half acres of his farm to the church
organization to be used as a churchyard and cemetery. This deed
was recorded November 22, 1877 in book 16, page 532. He also puilt
a church on this site with his own resources, and is buried in this
cemetery which bears his name. He was born January 28, 1814 and
died November 7, 1888.
'
Henry Brumbaugh was a bachelor and with him lived Daniel \~eimer,
born July 4, 1828, died May 8, 1879. Martha, his wife, was born
September 3, 1830, died February 7, 1894. One son, Noah Heimer, a
bachelor, w~s, born December 2, 1857 and died May 30, 1935.
Louis Georgie, a neighbor, lived with the Weimer family and
married a daughter, Maggie \~eimer. He \A/as born October 25, 1857
and died August 1937. His wife was born August 8, 1862 and died
December 7, 1927.
William Georgie, father of Loui~ Georgie, was born July 24,
1828 and died October 31,1911. Louise, his first wife, was born
April 30, 1827 and died December 18, 1384. Sarah Ann, his second
wife, was born August 21, 1827, and died August 17, 1908.
Abraham Rothrock came to Kansas from Pennsylvania in 1856.
His home was near that of Henry Brumbaugh. He also was a member
of the Dunkard Church and was the first presiding elder in the I
State of Kansas. He was shot three times by Quantrill's men, but
lived several years afterward; the injuries were, however, the
cause of his death. When he was suffering from these wounds, a,
neighbor asked him what he would do with Quantrill's men if he ,
had them in his power. He replied, "I would convert every one of
them." He was buried on a plot on his son's farm and later was
moved to the Brumbaugh cemetery. He died February 2, 1870 at the
age of 73 years. His monument bears the oldest date in the cemetery.
t1ary, his wi~e, died December 6, 1893, age 85 years.
Of the remaining people buried in this cemetery, little of
their biography could be obtained. Following are names and dates
taken from the monuments:
John M. Henrie, died May 17, 1905, age 49 years.
Alexander McCandless, age 71 years.
Martha Eberhart, wife of O.G. Eberhart, age 24 years, 1 mo.

7

�Brumbaugh Cemetery Con't
Martha Eberhart, wife of O,G. Eberhart, age 24 years, 1 mo.
William Mitchell, died February 23,1881, age 75 years 2 mo.
Elizabeth Mitchell died August 2, 1881, age 70 years 2 months.
Levi ElSton died March 19, 1881, age 70 years 6 mo. 20 days,
born in Pennsylvania, married to Christine Cling in Greenville,
Ohio, and ~ame to Douglas County in 1861.
Christine Cling Elston (wife) born in Germany 1826, died
Apri 1 27, 1891.
Jimmy Elston died October 1922.
Mary Quigley, daughter of Charles Smith.
The Brumbaugh cemetery has been little used in recent years,
and has been cared for through the efforts of Noah Weimer and
Louis Georgie, who donated their time and money. Louis Georgie
made provision in his will to have this cemetery taken care of
for ten years.

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�THE ST. JOHN'S UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST CEMETERY
(1 mile north of 56 Highway at Worden, KS),
Lot 1
Grave 1.
2.
3.

4.
5.
6.

7.
8.

Ebinger, Johnn Georg 1809-1884
Ebinger, Elisabeth Dorthea 1817-1892
Hornberger, Gottho1d 3/29/1845-7/3/1921
Hor~berger, Anna 3/23/1856-6/21/1933
Hornberger, Freida 11/9/1886-12/10/1886
Hornberger, Clara 8/26/1895-9/10/1895
Hornberger, Dr. F. August 3/30/1888-1/31/1921
Hornberger, Amelia E. 3/7/1875-1/1/1953

Lot 2
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Gantz, Euge 1/26/1862-5/1/1886
Gantz, Gottlieb 2/9/1862-12/6/1901
Gantz, Marthia (Father) 4/19/1837-4/30/1904
Gantz, Christian

11/23/1885-3/19/1886

Lot 3
Grave 1.
2.
3.

4.

Young,
Young,
Young,
Young,

Carl 1876-1/7/1894
Henrich W. 1/25/1884-10/20/1897
Katherine 1/8/1847-8/1/1937
Michia1 3/12/1841-7/19/1942

5.

6.
7.
8.

Lot 4
Grave 1. Haas~
2. Haas,
3. Haas,
4.
5.
6.
7. Haas,
8.

Fredrick 1/17/1839-3/2/1925
Lena 11/2/1842-11/15/1927
Anna Marthia 9/26/1867-11/15/1892

Pauline M., Paul F.

- both in one grave

Lot 5
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Jehle?
Jehle,
Jehle,
Jehle,

Mary H. 1866~12/31/1935
John 1862-1911
Lorenz 1836-3/19/1909
Louis 11/8/1856-10/10/1906

Jehle, Charles

3/23/1898-3/20/1918

9

�Lot 6
Grave 1.
2.
3.

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Haas, Charles S. 10/3/1867-6/9/1952
Haas, Elizabeth Albright 4/12/1844-8/11/1926
Haas, Georg 7/7/1842-4/13/1905
Haas, Anna Elis 1878-2/9/1880
Infant daughter of W. C. &amp; Bertha Niebrugge
Infant son of L. &amp; E. Haas
Haas, K. H.
Haas, G. H.
Haas, G. Adolph 1875-8/10/1876

Lot 7
Grave 1.
2.

3.

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Haas,
Haas,
Haas,
Haas,
Haas,

Eva Maria 1/3/1803-4/13/1883
Maria L. G. 10/11/1870-10/13/1881
Herman H. 3/14/1874-10/27/1881
August G. 9/19/1871-2/4/1906
Luise E. 1870-10/9/1871
Haa~, Julia E.
1875-7/27/1876
Haas., Paul G. 1/8/1870-1870
Funk

Lot 8
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Haas, Louis 11/12/1845-9/18/1908
Haas, Elizabeth 2/25/1848-4/16/1950
PJS::mbeck, Carl 1/25/1879-11/8/1971
Funk
Fleer, Edward 1870-6/8/1870
PJa,*mbeck, Paul 7/5/1953
Fi~et, Anna C. J. (first grave on cemetery) 2/10/1870

Lot 9
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Oswald,
Oswald,
Oswald,
Oswald,

Amalia 5/25/1849-4/23/1912
Theo F. Julius 1/18/1848-3/20-1901
Katherine 6/19/1868-3/12/1939
Richard H. C. G. 1/13/1857-8/22/1910

s.

Lot 10
Grave 1.
2.
3.

4.

Stoebener,
Stoebener,
Stoebener,
Stoebener,

Mary 6/18/1873-6/13/1955
Henry 3/17/1868-1/22/1945
Elizabeth 4/23/1843-11/15/1928
Johannas 8/6/1828-3/4/1904

10

�Lot 11
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.

Johanning, C. F. 8/5/1843-8/5/1925
Johanning, Adeline I. 4/5/1856-2/12/1924
Adams, Mrs.
Adams, Dr. Harry M. 1/22/1858-4/1/1904

Lot 12
Grave 1.
2.
3.

4.

Kipling, Pete 3/29/1875-8/25/1968
Vog1ar, George P. 1875-1934
Vog1ar, Valentin 1836-1917
Vog1ar, Mary E. 1839-1903

Lot 13
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.

Schwarz, Karl J. 11/29/1837-4/13/1920
Schwarz,
9/1/1876-8/7/1944
Schwarz, Magda1ina 6/24/1835-4/25/1919
Schwarz, Carl F. 8/30/1836-6/18/1909

Lot 14
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.

Johanning, Frederich William 9/28/1851-7/22/1931
Joharning, Katherine Wilhelmina 7/21/1859-2/27/1912

5.
6.

7.
8.

Johanning, Mildred Marie

7/22/1921-7/23/1921

Lot 15
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Hack, Lizzie
Hack, Martin

2/28/1864-11/26/1939
8/29/1856-1913

Lot 16
Grave 1.
2.

Gastrock, Marie 5/6/1888-4/16/1926
Gastrock, Conrad Rudolph 12/25/1889-6/13/1957

3".

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Gastrock, Infant

11

�Lot 17
Grave l.
2.
3.

A1t, Nicka10us
A1t, E1izebeth

1861-1916
1867-1930

4.
5.
6.

7.
8.
Lot 18
Grave l.
2.
3.
4.

Hornberger, Magdalena S. 4/4/1884-2/23/1955
Hornberger, William Henry 3/21/1883-11/7/1960
Hornberger, Anna Wi1hemina 12/14/1884-9/26/1919

5.
6.
7.
8.
Lot 19
Grave l.
2.
3.

4.

Johanning, Ester 6/29/1907-12/15/1978
Johanning, Anna M. 11/13/1879-1/23/1968
Johanning, Henry Ferdinand 9/26/1876-9/7/1921

5.
6.

7.
8.

Lot 20
Grave 1.
2.

Stoebener, Sophia 3/6/1881~2/20/1926
Stoebener, John 12/25/1869-6/13/1952

3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Lot 21
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Awizsus,
Awizsus,
Schwarz,
Schwarz,

Mary Elizabeth 9/6/1874-9/26/1971
Rev. 7/25/1879-3/15/1947
Louisa 1/29/1873-2/18/1958
William F. 11/26/1870-4/15/1926

8.

12

�Lot 22
Grave 1.
2.
3.

4.

Gastrock, Ida 6/30/1866-9/16/1945
Gastrock, Rev. Conrad 8/17/1858-1/8/1931
Hock, Augusta 1/26/1864-1/15/1947
Hock, August 7/28/1861-2/25/1951

5.
6.
7.
8.

Lot 23
Grave 1.
2.
Lot 24
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Schwarz, Christian 5/6/1868-7/30/1932
Schwarz, Sophia 12/3/1865-4/15/1949

Niebrugge, \-lm. 8/22/1882-5/30/1939
Niebrugge, Bertha Katherine 8/5/1882-11/1969
Haas, Frederich William 6/30/1884-5/21/1943
Haas, A1vena 3/4/1887-4/14/1979

6.
7.

8.

Lot 25
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Ziesch, Julius 5/29/1882-1/26/1953
Ziesch, Ida 3/23/1888-12/26/19l(J:,:

Lot 26
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Niebrugge, Hyacinth

4/17/1911-10/10/1951

Lot 27
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Brohammer, John 4/10/1875-9/6/1952
Brohammer, Artis 4/12/1880-10/19/1952

13

�Lot 28
Grave 1.
2.
3.

Johanning, Isabelle 9/10/1877-5/28/1977
Johanning, John William 9/26/1873-3/20/1959

4.
5.
6.

7.
8.

Lot 29
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Hurre1brink, Fred J. 9/17/1884-3/5/1960
Hurre1brink, Edna 11/13/1891-11/27/1977
Johanning, Ed 11/10/1885-2/2/1978
Johanning, Margaret 9/24/1889-10/10/1978

6.

7.
8.

Lot 30
Grave 1.
2.
3.

Johanning, William Henry 1/6/1888-12/24/1969
Johanning, Carolina Y~ry Carrie 5/17/1891-9/28/1976

4.
5.

6.

7.
8.

Lot 31
Grave 1-3
4. Schwarz, Carl W.
5-8

9/17/1899-10/22/1971

Lot 32
Grave 1-3
4. Schwarz, Neva E.
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot
Lot

33,
34,
35,
36,
37,
38,
39,
40,
41,
42,
43,
44,

8/22/1904-8/31/1977

Graves 1-8
Graves. 1-8
Graves 1-8
Graves 1-8
Graves 1-8
Graves 1-8
Graves 1-8
Graves 1-8
Graves 1-8
Graves 1-8
Graves 1-8
Graves 1-8

14

�Lot 45
Grave 12.
3.

Albright, Alma 5/. /1890--12/18/1955
Albright, Clarence H. 3/20/1890-6/2/1971
Pitts, Hedweg 7/29/1900-12/20/1957

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Lot 46
Grave 12.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Albright, Sophia 8/17/1864-5/26/1940
Albright, Charles M. 10/4/1861-10/9/1948
Johanning, Daniel

7/28/1882-11/16/1941

7.
8.
Lot 47
Grave 12.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Wack~r,William 1895-1926
Wacker, Engel S. 1850-1926
Wack~r, Henry F.
1843-1927
Kannenberg, Martha 6/19/1953
Kannenberg, Carl 1/22/1897-10/31/1970

7.
8.

Lot 48
Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Winters, Fred 3/27/1953
Eberhart, Susanah 1822-10/11/1875
Disque, Lenhard 4/28/1849-4/11/1913
Winters, Mrs. Fred

6.

7.
8.

Lot 49
Grave 12.
3.
4.
5.
6.

7.
8.

Hamilton, Barbara 10/26/1826-12/5/1872
Albright, Charles R. 3/27/1891-1/5/1973
Hamilton, Larance 11/26/1856-8/10/1874
Johanning, Louis A. 10/13/1853-9/28/1939
Hamilton, Sarah 1/411870-10/20/1874
Unknown
Young, Wacer L. 6/22/1874-9/5/1874
Unknown

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�Lot 50
Grave 1.
2.
3.

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Johanning, F. H. 11/13/1849-4/13/1933
Johanning, Amalia 6/16/1850-10/17/1928
K1aphaus, Ferdinand 2/24/1815-10/2/1903
Johanning, Maria Kathrine 3/30/1821-9/4/1893
Unknown
Reynolds, William A. 6/28/1879-11/4/1879
Hines, Henry Luther

1879-6/11/1880

Lot 51
Grave 1.
2.
3.

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Johanning,
Johanning,
Johanning,
Johanning,
Johanning,
Johanning,
Johanning,
Johanning,

Gasper Heinrich 4/6/1806-2/12/1894
Heinrich(?) August 12/17/1868-2/16/1888
Johanna Louise 12/26/1847-12/12/1882
Anna Maria Katharina 2/4/1856-8/28/1888
Ilse Kathrine' .1924-1928
Daniel Wilhelm, Jr. 1917-1922
Frederick 10/21/1878-8/5/1881
George F. 8/31/1880-8/10/1881

Lot 52
Grave 1.
2.

3.

4.

Van~unke1, Dr. M. W.
1840-1904
Vankunke1, Sallie E. 1852-1906
Vankunke1, Harry Y. 1887-1918

5.
6.

Vankunke1, George Edward

1881-10/3/1881

7.
8.
Lot 53.

Lot 54

Lot 55

Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.,
7.
8.

Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Grave 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Lot 56
Grave 1.
2.
3.

4.

Strub, First name unknown (Daughter-Father)
Strub, First name unknown
Strub, Salome 1835-1/27/1883

5.

6.
7.
8.

Sheets, First name unknown
A1t, Katherine 1895-1895
Disque, First name unknown

From Cemetery record books.

Submitted by Mary Jamison, Lawrence,

16

ks.

�VICTORY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 110
BOURBON COUNTY, KANSAS. APRIL 22, 1921
Teacher: Ruby Umsted
School Board: C.E. Seaver, Director; I.D. Riley (deceased), John
King, clerk; Abram Williams, Treasurer.
Pupils:
Norris, Mildred
Norris, Velma
Norris, Ross
Riley, Clarence
Riley, Irene
Riley, N.H.
Rinehart, Clifford
Rinehart, Loren
SauvaiIi., Donnie
Seaver, Asher
Seaver, Fannie
Seaver, Franklin
Seaver, Howard
Sivey, Lee
Uttinger, Claud
Uttinger, Clifford
Uttinger, Mary
Welch, Walter
Williams, 01a
Williams, Ruby

Atha, Agnes
Atha, Helen
Atha, Mar'garet
Bea1, Edward
Bowman, Marie
Bowman, Mildred
"Bowman, Thelma
Brooker, Clyde
Brooker, Ellen
Brooker, Freida
Brooker, Oral
Jones, Earl
Jones, Ethel
Jones, Opal
King, Phillip
Kretchmar, Howard
Kretchmar, Lavon
Miller, Bue1vene
Moody, Harold
*Hoore, Howard
*Moore, Juanita

This school is located 3 miles east of Fort Scott, Kansas on
Highway 54. It is still standing.
*Howard Moore and Juanita Moore are brother and sister of Maxine Hougland.
Submitted by,Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, Lawrence, Kansas.

O. E. KARNES, Sibley, Kansas
.. Dealer in .•.•
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CLOTHING,
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�RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
by Goldie Piper Daniels
KANWAKA SCHOOL District No. 15 - This school was located a !few
miles west of 'Lawrence, a little south of U. S. Highway 40. The' name
"Kanwaka" was coined by Dr. Helen Heath, from the names of the two rivers,
Kansas and Wakarusa--one on either side of the watershed upon which the
school stood-by using the first syllable of "Kansas" and the first two
syllables of "Wakarusa."
In 1857, Dean Baldwin donated a piece of land for a school site,
and a small frame house was moved onto it. Kanwaka now had an established
school, with Hiss August Hunt as its first teacher.
I

The school census of 1898 contains the following surnames of those
of school age: BALDWIN, BRASS, BARDELL, COLMAN, DRAPER, EVANS, HODK,
HANSELMAN, HICKS, JONES, PONTIUS, PORTER, RICHARDSON, REED,SEETIN,
SKINNER, SAYLOR, TOPPING, VAN HORN.
School members were Mary A. Topping, O. A. Colman, and Mabel R.
Pontius.
Some of the early teachers ~l7ere: Alma Marvel, C. A. Stone, Effie
Armstrong,. Nora Lane, Flora Richardson Colman, Susie Platts Godding,
Ida Evans Smith, May Richardson, Sara Richardson, Mrs. S. B. Prentis,
Belle Kohler, Lawrenia Shaw, Mabel Ulrich, Edith Wolgamott, and ~amie
McLaughlin.
Board members at this time were Geo. Dews, G. S. Moore, and Guy
Bigsby.
'
On March 20, 1963, this school was
Wakarusa Valley District No. 98.
Book available from author:

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Lawrence, Kansas 66044

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�AN ILLUSTRATED DIRECTORY OF CASSCOUNTY, (Illinois) SCHOOLS
by A. E. Hinners, Supt. (1902)
(This book is in possession of Emma Berg, R.2, Lawrence, KS 66044)
HAGENER SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 39
This school was built in 1850 and was first used as a Germap and
English school. The teacher was Miss Pearl Shaw. The school bo~rd
members were: H.A. Hierman, Beardstown
A. Schuman, Arensvi11e
W. F. Hinners, Beardstown
HALL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 50
Teacher: Miss Louise Savage
School Board: Frank Stribling, Virgi.nia
Angus Taylor,
"
Philo Davis
"
(This was one of the oldest school buildings in the county.)
BUFF SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 17
Teacher: ' Miss Mayme Moreland
School Board: G. G. Trussell, Buff Springs
John Hegener
"
"
A. Jokisch
"
"
(This was one of the largest schools in the county, enrolling about
60 pupils, and was built about 1870'.)
ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
This school at Beardstown, Illinois was established in 1848. The
instructors were Rev. F. Berg, principal; Miss Ida H. Ortwein and Miss
Lydia Berg. The board members were H. Greb and H. Koehne.

BELOW IS A LIST OF BUSINESS PEOPLE MENTIONED IN THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN
THIS BOOK:
Amant, Albert
Bailey, S. W.
Banjan
Bast,P. W.
Batis
Bishop, W. W.
Brown, G. H.
Carr, B. F.
C_1ark, E. L.
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Clegg, J. J.
Coil, A. S.
Coleman, J. H.
Condit, T.K. &amp; F.M.
Conover, George
Crews, A. H.
Deppe
Diehl, John
Dooling, H.

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Dorr, Henry
Downing, Harry F,.
Eberwei.n, J.C .H.,
Enge1bach, Herman
George
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Fred
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Freer, F.M. &amp; G.M.
Friedrich
Fulks, F. M.

�Garm, Robt. H.·
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Gridley, J. N.
Greer, J. C.
Harbison
Hopkins, T. R.
Huey
Huppers, W. M.
Huss
Hysinger
Jockisch, J. V.
Jones, R. L.
Jordan, Wm.
Kessler, A.
Kiel, Henry C.
King
Kuhl, Philip

Leeper, G. W.
Lovekamp, John F.
Manion, J. G.
McCauley, Eli
McCollough, W. E.
McDonald, Henry
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Meyer, Henry C.
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�EDITH BENNETT'S AHNENTAFEL

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Edith Venita Bennett
(married Lewis Edward Howard)
Frank Henry Bennett
Emma Sohpia Menger
George Douglas Bennett
Sarah Elizabeth Hammond
Christian Adolph Menger
Anna Gracia Margaret Herzberg
George Bennett
Mary S. Harvey
George Hammond
Grace Gates
Johann Fri¢drich Menger
Wilhelmina, Elizabeth Schramm
Herzberg

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1904 KS

1927 KS

1903
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1875
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1874
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1835
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1826
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1746 Ger
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1725 Ger
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Philo Bennett
Johann Balthasar Menger
Anna Catharine Bahring
Johann Michael Schramm
Johanna Margarette Bergman
Ebenezer 2 Bennett
Johann Geog Menger
Eva Marie Send1er
Johann Bahring
Ebenezer Bennett
Elizabeth Smea11ie
Hanss Johann Balthasar Menger
Anna Barbara Lichtenhe1d
Amos Smea11ie

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Submitted by Mrs. Lewis E. Howard (Edith) 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka,
KS 66604. For earlier lineage write her.

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Dainty box of sweeties,
Candies pink and white,
Tempting luscious chocolates,
Caramels, "out of sight"!

Cuddled all together,
In a box so neat,
Tied with dainty ribbon,
My! but ain't they sweet!

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�LEWIS HOWARD'S AHNENTAFEL
MARRIED

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John Edward Howard
Leona Mae Peters
Lewis De \\fitt Howard
Catherine Cynthia Cade
Julius W. Peters
Sarah Anna Penfold
John Benjamin Howard
l-fa1inda Lashier
Josephus Cade
Martha Ann Harsh
Christopher C. Peters
Cynthia Ann Hatfield
Richard Penfold
Frances Fu11agar
John Howard
Harriet DeWitt
Michael Lashier
Hannah Wihters

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Henry Harsh
Elizabeth Williams

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Joseph Fu11agar
Sarah Smith
Ebenezer Howard
Eunice
John Henry Harsh (Rev. War)
Ludwig Harsh (to America 1740 ship
Lydia)
Hans Heinrich Hirsch

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1828
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Submitted by Lewis Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road,Topeka, Kansas :66604

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Kansas

�/

KANSAS MARRIAGES
1863-1865
Recorded in the Clerk's Office Douglas County Court House, Lawrence,
Kansas. Compiled March 1979 by Pauline B. Elniff, listing groom, bride, date
and officiant ..
Adams, John M.--Grace Jane Duncan--14 Apr. 1864--E.D. Ladd
Adams, William--Eliza Clark--10 Nov. 1864--C.H. Richards
Allison, Lewis--Louisa Monse--14 Jan. 1864--Warner Skeels
Alverson, Emera--Jane Bewley--24 Dec. 1863--Thomas McAdams
Anderson, Thomas E.--Mary E. Sigerson--24 Aug. 1865--Wm. H. Fisher
Andrews, William W.--Rebecca G. Spicer--16 Oct. 1865--G.W. Paddock
Averill, James W.--Catharine R. Coons--19 Oct. 1865--Richard Cordley
Bailey, David--Eliza Felten--27 Mar. 1864--W.A. Starrett
Baker, Simeon P.--Rebecca Jane Nix--8 June 1865--Ira Jennings
Baysinger, T.\~.--Mary Smith--2 Apr. 1865--John Bower
Beezely, Thomas W.--Catharine Stoffer--4 Oct. 1865--G.W. Paddock,
Beeson, Allen--Mary J. Warfield--16 Apr. 1865--G.W. Paddock
Berry, Charles B.--Elizabeth A. Eaton--16 Apr. 1865--S.B. Waters,
Blackman, W.I.R.--Thomasanna Amos--10 June 1864--H.A. Starrett,
Blake, Jacob E.--Myra Baldwin--31 Aug. 1865--Geo. S. Chapin
,
Blankenship, Franklin M.--Fannie Green--23 June 1864--L.B. Denni~
Blakeny, George--Kate Ironside--30 Nov. 1864--Chas. Reynolds
'
Bond, Joseph-~Susan Blinton--18 Oct. 1863--Allen J. Parrish
Boose, Reuben--Cynthia Essex--23 Jan. 1864--Dudley Lee
Boris, Samuel--Mary Hollman--25 Dec. 1863--Richard Cordley
Bradbary, Elias--Amanda Perce--10 July 1864--Ezra Johnson
Brichheim. John F.--Fredericka Kampschroder--16 May 1864--Jas. K. Lawrence
Bridal, John G.--Margrett F. Tiner--13 Nov. l864--John Engle
Buckheim, John Samuel--Margaret Ernst--29 Nov. 1864--John H. Miller
Burgoon, William--Martha Cailar--16 June 1864--Abraham Rothrock i
Burkhardt, Andrew--Alice Sophia ?Ludi?--24 Oct. 1863--Richard Cordley
Burroughs, Oscar--Mary A. Wheedon--31 March 1864--John W. Willey,
Burrows, Eleer--Josephine Cameron--28 Apr. l865--John S. Brown
Burton, Joseph--Margrett Patton--14 Aug. 1864--J.B. Gilliland
Busse, Lewis--Fadora Pickens--ll Nov. 1863-~E.D. Ladd
Canning, Nathan B.--Mary O. Poston--13 Aug. 1865--Wm. H. Fisher
Cansdele, Argent--Susan Crusan--2 Apr. 1865--John Bower
Carney, George'W.--Eliza W. Smith--l Dec. 1864--John S. Brown
Carson, Emil W:--Nannie C. Burnett--15 June 1865--J.W. Bolen
Chamberlain, J.W.--Sarah A. Eagle--23 Apr. 1865--G.W. Paddock
Chambers, John 'J.--Hellen E. Harding--7 Dec. 1864--E.D. Ladd
Chilton, William--Nancy Raney--30 Sept. 1863--Chas. Dickson
Clark, John--El'vira Baker--8 Oct. 1865--C.R. Rice
'
Clark, William--Jane Gibson--29 Dec. l864--C.H. Richards
Clayton,
Fitch--24 June 1865--H.D. Fisher
Clemmons, Curelios--Sarah J. Mann--l Dec. l865--Wm. Draper
Coleman, Arthur W.--Emily J. Cayton--20 May 1864--Wm. Draper
Collier, Anthony--Nancy Black--30 June 1863--William Humbert
Compton, James F.--Mary Clinton--24 June 1865--Chas. Chadwick
Conley, Cassius--Carrie McKinzie--30 May 1865--Wm. Draper
Cook, Theodore P.--Sarah S. Ward--3 May 1864--S.B. Dennis
Cooley, Walter--Jennie Talbott--23 Mar. 1864--E.D. Ladd
Coolidge, J.K.--Lizzie J. Cowan--23 May l864--Robt. Burgess

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�Kansas Marriages, 1863-1865 Con't.
Copple, Lemmon--Elizabeth Daniels--22 Nov. 1865--H.D. Fisher
Cornell, John A.--Ann E. Parish--14 June 1863--G.W. Paddock
Cowen, Frank--Mary C. Varnonica--l Aug. l865--James M. Hendrix
. Crowell, William--Emma V. Farnham--8 Nov. l865--G.H. Paddock
Cress, Fletcher--Eliza Williams--6 Oct. l863--Ezra Johnson
Crutchfield, Wm.--Anne Ironsides--26 Jan. l865--R.W. Oliver
Cummell, Isaac--Louise Pierson--22 June l864--A.J. Sherwood
Dodder, Silas--Emilina Wordsworth--2 July l865--M. Seiler
Damm, Johomas--Anna Ochrle--18 Jan. l865--John H. Miller
Davenport, Andrew--Mary E. Day--15 Nov. l865--Charles M. Sears
Davis, Nathan--Sarah White--3 Apr. l865--F.L. Pilla
Denun, Danie-~Ruth Clayton--22 Aug. l865--Wm. Draper
Dexter, Silas--Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Louis--5 Sept. l864--S.H. Carmean
Dinney, Absolam--Harriet Simpson--22 Dec. 1865--E.D. Ladd
Dorsey, Henry H.--Lois H. Watmow--3 June l865--Ephm???? Jr.
Drake, Francis--Victoria Peace--5 Jan. l864--J.S. Gingerich
Duncan, Amos--Martha H. Lewis--2 Aug. l863--G.W. Paddock
Duncan, Hison~-Nancy Hays--25 Feb. l865--M.W. Marquess
Eagon, John ~~~--Kate L. Brysen--13 Nov. 1865--John S. Brown
Eberhard, Lewis J.--Lizzie Jane Brady--30 Mar. l865--R. Burgess:
Eberle, William--Mary C. Hoyt--24 Sept. 1864--G.W. Paddock
Edmonds, Samuel--Rebecca Rote--17 July l865--Josiah ?Ferrel?
Edwards, Jackson--Angeline Steele--23 Apr. 1864--Rev. C.A. Bateman
Ellis, George--Anna Powell--14 Jan. l864--J.M. Wilkerson
Esther, John-~Elizabeth Gluser--3 Dec. l865--Philip Fricker
Estis, Wm.--Margaret Turner--3 Aug. 1865--C.R. Rice
Evans, Lemuel--Ellen Jane Lash--2l Apr. l864--S.B. Dennis
Evans, Nathan R. --Sarah E. Poston--22 Aug. 1865--Wm. H. Fi sher
Fabricius, Otto F.--Mary Wilhelmina Wiedemann--3 Sept. l864--John H. Miller
Farley, Harry~-Elizabeth Hasty--26 Nov. l864--G.W. Paddock
,
Farnsworth, Paysen--Frankie C. Miller--8 Oct. l865--Richard Cordley
Feil, George--Antony Kellermann--9 May l865--Alvis Mayers
Ferguson, C. Smith--Nancy E. Ferguson--12.Dec. 1864--M.W. Marquess
Field, Oscar--Mary Sanford--4 Sept. l863--Chas. Dickson
Firestone, Christian C.--Sarah E. Centers--16 Feb. l865--Jacob Koub
Firestone, Nathan--Mary Rothrock--24 Aug. 1865--Daniel Studebaker
Fisher, Adam--Almira Lobingier--15 Sept. 1864--S.B. Waters
Fisher, Julius--Tekla ~1enger--25 Dec. l865--Henry Myer
Fisher, Robert--Rachel Owens--28 Apr. l864--Richard Cordley
Fisher, William--Lavanche Dilly--ll Jan. l864--S. Kretsinger
Fitzhue, Joseph--Alice Martin--ll Feb. l865--E.D. Ladd
Fix, Henry--Emlly Yardley--24 Mar. 1864--H.D.' Healey
Flood, James--Jennie Maxwell--20 Dec. 1865--Geo. F. Chapin
Foster, DavisT-Rachael L. Webster--5 Apr. l864--N. Taylor
i
Foster, Fordice E.--?Himena? H. Avery--5 Feb. l865--John McQuinston
Frye, Daniel F.--MaryF. Toothaker--ll Oct. l863--T.J. Ferrill
Furgeson, James M.--Mary M. Marquiss--16 Dec. l865--Job W. Hogue'
Garden, Xavier--Cerina Victorina--5 Jan. 1865--G. Favre
Gentry, Nicholas--Catharine Shaffer--10 Aug. 1865--S. Weaver
Gibson, Sylvester--Mrs. Mary Parks--13 July 1865--H.D. Fisher
Gilbert, David--Dathey, Emma--29 Dec. 1864--Chas. Dickson
Gilbert, R.L.--Sarah Fitzgerald--25 Aug. 1864--G.W. Paddock
Glathart, Jerry H.--Emily M.M. Thompson-~12 Oct. l865--John S. Brown
Glitten, John G.--Alice C. Justice--10 May 1864--A.S. Scudder

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Godwin, George W.--~1rs. Addie t·1acy--24 Oct. 1865--John S. Brown·
Gordon, Augustus--t1ary Buzzard--7 Apr. 1864--S.W. ~Jalker
Grandison, Richard--Minerva Grandison--2 Mar. 1865--Edward A.. Ddan
Green, Rev. Capt. L.F.--Martha E. Taylor--25 Dec. 1863--L.D. Price
Griffi s, Joseph--r~ary 1. Pi per--6 Aug. 1863--T. 1. Ferri 11
Haelsig, Adolph F.--Eliza Snider--19 Apr. 1864--C.H. Richards
Haettig, Charles--Lena Zimmerman--5 Dec. 1865--H. Meyer
Hallmark, William--Charlotte Carey--5 May lS64--J.D. Burton
Halsa, Amos--Elizabeth Mason--31 July 1865--G.W. Paddock
Ham, John A.--Alen, Sarah C.--5 Oct. 1863--A.M. Wilson
Ham, Rev. Milton--Joseptline Palmer--19 Mar. l864--W.D. Fisher
Ham, William--Margaret Day--14 June 1864--F.L. Pilla
Hambaugh, B.W.--Mrs. Caroline A. Looker--23 Aug. 1864--J.B. Gilliland
Hanah, William--Mrs. Mary Drake~-16 Mar. 1865--R.B. Robinson
'
Haney, M.M.-~Martha E. Wallas--17 Nov. 1864--Wiley Jones
Hanson, Henry--Susan P. Adkins--13 Mar. 1864--S.B. Haters
Harmon, HenryD.--Jennie A11en--25 Nov. 1865--G.W. Paddock
Harris, J.--Sarah J. Gentry--21 Nov. 1866(?)rec. 28 Feb. 1866--G.W. Paddock
Harvey, David .Johnson--Rebekah Parker--20 Oct. 1863--Job W. Hogu~
Harvey, Green--Jane Adams--10 Nov. 1864--C.H. Richard
Hastie, George W.--Susan L. Eberhart--30 June 1864--Abram Blakely
Hasslitt, George W.--E1iza F. Dyer--17 Feb. 1864--G. Favre
'
Hawkins, Thomas--Susan E11is--17 Dec. 1863--J.M. Wilkerson
Hazeltine, Robert W.S.--Louisa Agnes Burdick--13 Sept. 1863--R.W~ Woodward
Heddens, J.M.~-Sadie E. Davisson--28 Dec. 1865--G.S. Dearborn
Helstrom, Rudolph--Laura Einstad--22 J~ly 1865--E.D. Ladd
Herning; Mich~e1--Ann S. Eberhart--2l Jan. 1864--J. Copeland
Herring, John--Virginia Jones--27 Aug. 1865--Ben C. Baker
Hicocks, Linus R.--Ada S. Johnson--4 June 1864--Richard Cordley
Hock, George--Mrs. Henrietta Caroline Wienrand--31 Aug. 1864--John H. Miller
Hogan, Dennis--E1isa Doy1e--16 Jan. l864--G. Favre
Hollenback, E1isha--Harriett Howard--4 Feb. 1865--John L. Brown
Holmes, Stephen--Sarah M. A11ison--18 Dec. 1863--T.J. Ferne
Howard, Amasa C.--Elizabeth J. Kennedy--16 Nov. 1865(?) rec. 28 ~eb. 1866-G. W" Paddock
Hunter, Geo. G.--Nellie White--8 Oct. 1865--Geo. F. Chapin
Hyde, John M.--Zennah P. A11en--12 Oct. 1865--G.W. Paddock
Hynes, Harry--Mary Ceri no--29 Nov. 1865--F. 1. t~attrow
Johnson, Corbe1y--Ann Jane Pool--14 Feb. l864--E.Veatch
Johnson, Franc1s E.--Minerva J. Rankin--2 Aug. 1863--G.W. Paddock
Johnson, Henry--Catherine Early--l Sept. l864--Job.W. Hogue
Johnson, Henry--Sarah E. Betts--26 Jan. 1865--S.B. t~oodward
Johnson, King-~Irena Green--ll Feb. 1864--Richard Cordley
Johnson, William--Sarah M. Gilstrap--7 Sept. 1865--Ben C. Baker
Johnson, Wm.T.--Susan Jane Thomas--28 May l864--Dudley Lee
Johnston, E.B.--E1iza E. Hollier--16 June 1864--A.J. Sherwood
,
Jones, Enoch L.--Rebecca Jane Martin--2 Feb. 1865--Robert Buraess
Jordan, Thomas J.--Pamelia Davis--16 Mar. 1865--Wrn. H. Fisher~ :
Kackley, Willis--Martha Sands--28 Dec. l863--J.r~. Wilkerson
:
Keeler, Joseph--Mary Ann Seebal--26 Mar. 1864--W.A. Starrett
Keeth, Isaac--Rose Dennison--5 Dec. 1864--E.D .. Ladd
Kelley, Anthony--Ann Eliza Harbour--14 June 1865--Charles Chadwick
Kellogg, Lucius D.--Cornelia Wood--S ~1ay 1865--Richard Cord1ey
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Kennedy, James--t'·1artha Bell--20 Apr. 1865--James Brownlee
Kimball, E.F.--A.E. Wiles--21 July 1864--H.D. Fisher
Kingsburg, George W.--Lydia M. Stone--20 Sept. 1864--John S. Brown
Klemp, Henry--Catherine Lows--2 June 1864--A.J. Sherwood
Knight,George W.--Nancy Katharine McKewney--21 Apr. 1864--John S. Brown
Lee, Thomas--r~ary Megrath--ll Dec. 1864--G. Favre
'
Leger, John--Nary Coop--15 Mar. 1864--LD. Ladd
Leis, Henry--Ruth E. Hutchinson--23 Oct. 1865--John S. Brown
Lenore, Moses--GeorgiannaRit~ ---17 Aug. 1864--John W. Wilkerson
Lewis, A.O.-~Amanda J. Clark--18 July 1865--Ezra Johnson
'
Lewis, Jonathan--Wilda M. Mosier--27 Aug. 1865--W.D. Hamilton
Lewis, John--Sarah Clark--29 Dec. 1864--C.H. Richards
Lighth, Henry--Nancy L. Brewer--14 Oct. 1865--Horace Tucker
Logan, Thomas~-Bane, Almira--25 Oct. 1863--John W. Wilkerson
Loit, Charles--Emma Petty--30 Nov. 1865--rec 27 Feb. 1866--John S. Brown
Lossee, Samuel M.--Nancy J.'Tussgan?--25 Dec. 1864--Henry McKenzie
McAdams, Albert--Agnes Bodlerson--23 Feb. 1863--Joseph H. Strothers
McClean, George--Sarah Kinkeid--5 June 1864--Abram Blakely
McClellan, Wilson--Frances E. Caylor--16 Apr. 1865--Abraham Rothrock
McClintock, William--Susan Cole--19 May l864~-F.L. Pilla
;
McCormick, DaVid A.T.--Sarah Ann Priratt--20 Apr. l865--John S. Brown
McCune, Graydon--Eliza Kelley--14 June l865--Charles Chadwick
McFarland, Thomas--Nancy Jane Garvin--14 June l864--Robert Burgess
McGuire, Hilliam H.--Emma McKenzie--27 July l865--T.B. Woodard
McIlwaine, John--Mrs. Margaret Shields--ll May l865--George Mill~r
McKinney, t~ill.iam J.--Flora Wood--19 Dec. l865--rec 27 Feb. l866':"-John S. Brown
Md~hinney, Th.omas J.--Cemantha Howard--4 Dec. 1863--LD. Ladd
Macy, Eberla Q.--Adelia Howarq--7 Aug. 1864--Wm. Draper
Madden, Green-,-~1alinda ?Chervestonn?--no date--rec 2 Sept. 1864--Dudley Lee
Main, Enoch--Elizabeth Crowell--29 Mar. l864--E.D. Ladd
Martin, Charles--Alcy Stop--14 Nov. l863--Dudley Lee
Martin, David--Jane Rosebaugh--9 Feb. 1865--James Brownlee
Martin, t~illiam--Emma Perry--30 May l863--G.~J. Paddock
Mason, James J.-- Dalenes A. Bryson--25 June 1865--John H. Willey
Mater, Joseph-~Libbie Johnson--14 June l863--G.W. Paddock
Matney, James--Nancy Jane Lav.}son--12 Aug. 1865--Ben C. Baker
Mellar, James R.--Sarah Chockley--16 Sept. l865--E.D. Ladd
Menger, Adolph Christian--Louisa Everback--5 Apr. l864--John H. Miller
Messer, David--Laura Aurilla Bledsoe--16 June l865--E.D. Ladd
~liller, John J.--Louisa Hays--6 July l865--John L~. ~!illey
,
Miller, Julius~-Augusta F.E. Menger--20 June l865--John H. Mille~
Miller, Richard--t·lary Jane Griffith--9 ~lar. l865--LD. Ladd
'
Miller, William--Mary E. Warren--15 Dec. l864--E.D. Ladd
Mitchel, Joseph--Mary Jane Buggoon--2l May l865--John Bower
~litchell, Warren M.--Maggie L Friend--29 Apr. l864--Richard Cord'ley
Moberly, Augustin William--Eunice Matilda Whaley--12 Feb. 1865--Job W. Hogue
Moon, Noah.,.-Nancy L. Flynn--19 Oct. 1863--~Jm. G. Piper
~loon, Thomas--Lelia Jane Johnson--l June l864--A.J. Parish
Moore, Elza--Elvira E. Alverson--4 Oct. 1863--William G. Piper
Moore, John--Sarah J. Harrell--14 Sept. l865--Wm. Draper
Morris, John--Mrs. R.P. Stephenson--ll Nov. l865--Geo. F. Chapin
Moss, ?Celli?--Mary Francis Clow--4 July l865--I.W. Bolen
t'lueller, John Adam--P.nna Broemmelsick--2 P.ug. l865--John H. Brune
~1yers, Hillis--Juliann Corell--27 Dec. l864--John S. Brown
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�Kansas Marriages, 1863-1865 Conlt.
Ni qhten, W. L. --Mrs. Nancy More--11 Aug. 1864--Rev. C. E. Lewi s .
Norton, Roswe11--E1izabeth M. Coat--30 Sept. 1865--John S. Brown
Oddy, Wi11iam--Jeanette G1impse--13 Dec. 1864--E.D. Ladd
Pace, Michae1--Laura O. Cunningham--26 May 1865--Wm. H. Fisher. '
Palmquist, Andrew--Char10tte G. Peterson--4 Aug. 1864--John S. Brown
Patten, Thomas--?Missouri? B1ankenship--27 Nov. 1864
Payne, Merton A.--Catharine McCoach--22 Oct. 1865--John McQuinston
Pearce, C.B.--Mary Fairchi1d--1 Dec. 1864--G.W. Paddock
.
Peerman, Joseph--Julia Po11ett--12 Dec. 1863--M.W. Marques
Pellet, Charles B.--Kate Lamer--29 Dec. 1863--C.A. Steele
Pennick, Allen T.--Mary L. Furgeson--12 Nov. 1865--John W. Willey
Phillips, A.J.--A.S. Litchfie1d--28 May 1863--G.W. Paddock
Pickens, Or1ando--Sarah A. Barnard--27 Sept. 1863--E.D. Ladd
Poage, James D.--Elizabeth Ann Rose--16 Oct. 1864--E.D. Ladd
Pox1eitner, John B.--Margaret Lawterwasser--16 July 1863--Anthony Kuh1z
Prentiss, Lymann--Mary R. Anderson--4 Apr. 1865--Richard Cord1ey
Priratt, John--Sarah Jane Wi1kinson--8 June 1865--John S. Brown'
Pruett, Thomas.--r1ary A. Branson--12 Apr. 1864--E.D. Ladd
Pruitt, Wi11iam--Susanah Garver--31 July 1865--NathanBuchanan
Putney, Lyman B.--Jennie Co1eman--24 Dec. 1863--John S. Brown
Quick, Levi--Lucretia Ann Jones--l Sept. 1864--Chas. Dickson
Rankin, Hilliam S.--Lucy A. Hoyt--21 Feb. 1864--John S. Brown
Rauper, Gott10b--E1izabeth Dunn--21 Mar. no year (entry dateline 1 Oct.
1858) John J. Magee
Redfern, John--Moss, Katharine--l Jan. 1864--Chas. Dickson
Reed, John W.-~Mary Elizabeth Longfe11ow--2 Aug. 1865--Wm. C. Finney
Reynolds, George W.--Mary L. Fu11er--2 Mar. 1864--E.D. Ladd
Reynolds, Washington--Catherine Eas1ey--10 Oct. 1865--Dudley Lee
Richards, James--Mary ?~1annie?--18 Oct. 1863--S.B. Waters
Richards, O.G. 7 -Sophia Mufsoe--12 June 1865--Char1es M. Sears
Rinly, ~Jil1iam·r~.--t·1ary E. Bell--5 Aug. 1864--T.1. Ferri1
Rittenhouse, Levi--Bertha Snyder--26 Jan. 1865--G.W. Paddock
Roberts, Col. William Y.--Mrs. Louise W. Gates--28 Aug. 1864--Joh~ S. Brown
Rochelle, James--Ellen More--9 Apr. 1865--W. R. Leonard
Roe, John--El1en Chapman--14 Jan. 1865--S.H. Carmean
Ross, W.C.--Sarah C. Burns--23 Nov. 1863--John S. Brown
Rothrick, Joseph--Catherin Waybright--27 Aug. 1863--Ezra Johnson
Rozcraft, George P.--Mary W. Applewhite--19 Jan. 1864--Joseph K. Lawrence
Russell, Johnathan--Josephine L. Benson--19 May 1864-~A.J. Sherwood
Sawyer, Lyman M.--t·1ary L-J. Gardner--23 Apr. 1864--t~m. Draper
Scheibli, Jacob--Minna Fischer--17 Aug. 1865--E.D. Ladd
Schmidt, August Franz--Christiane Amelia Tolgner--29 Oct. 1865--Charles Dram
Schmidt, Gustavus E.--Ann E. Maxwell--29 Jan. 1865--John S. Brown
Schofield, Wm. H. Esq.--Mrs. Louisa G. Beards1ey--7 Dec. 1865--G.S. Dearborn
Scott, John C.--Lois Ann Hester--23 Feb. 1864--S.B. Waters
Scott, Wm. M.--Henrietta Tay10r--25 Sept. 1865--E.D. Ladd
See1s, Theodore--E1izabeth El1is--17 Dec. 1863--J~ M. Wilkerson
Shaffer, Leonard--Martha Jesse--3 July 1864--Wm. Draper
Sherwood, Jas. M.--~1ary A. Jones--no date (rec. 21 Feb. 1865}--1J.D. Fisher
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Shields, William M.--Mil1y A. Abbot-~22 Oct. 1865--John Bower
Shiffman, Lewis--Mary McGhee--2 Mar. 1865--E.D. Ladd
Silva, Hesley--Mary Tay10r--26 Oct. 1865--James Brownlee
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Conlt~

Simpson, ~Jilliam--Louise B. Prentiss--12 Oct. l864--Richard Cord,ley
Skinner, John--Emile Spicer--8 Aug. l864--R.W. Oliver
Smith, Charles W.--Jane Elizabeth Walker--14 Apr. 1864--W.A. STarrett
Smith, Irvin H.--Celinda Buck--17 June l865--Wm. Draper
Smith, Joseph--Martha Potter--24 May l864--C.H. Richard
Speed, Richard--Jane Bates--15 Oct. l865--??? T. Peace
Spriggs, Edward--Tabitha Wheeler--12 Sept. l864--Dudley Lee
Staniferd, W.W.--Mattie E. Burney--21 July l864--W.D. Fisher
Steed, Isaam F.--Emma Copenbarger--9 Sept. 1863--~Iilliam Draper
Steele, Robert A.--Isabella Cummings--14 Sept. l865--Geo. S. Chapin
Sternberg, Thomas J.--Emma R. Enos--16 Nov. l864--Richard Cordley
Still, W.W.--Lucetta A. Bryson--19 Nov. l865--John Pieratt
Stone, Anderson--Mrs. Sarah Pope--18 Au~. l864--John W. Wilkerson
Stone, George L. --Martha ~Jeybri ght--25 June l863--John Bower
Stone, Horace E.--Sarah Benson--13 Oct. 1864--John S. Brown
Stoneman, James Wm.--Zarelda Kreel--14 Jan. l863--Jesse Linch
Stroup, John A.--Minerva Rogers--22 Mar. l864--E.D. Ladd
Sturdy, John S.--Hannah Chapman--22 Mar. 1865--S.B. Waters
Taylor, John-~Adaline Wooda?--14 Apr. l864--J.W. Wilkerson
Taylor, J. t~es,ley--Hattie Russell--7 June l865--G.W. Paddock
Taylor, Philemon Z.--Hellen A. Andrews--7 Aug. l865--Richard Cordley
Tewks, Joseph William--Bridget Clerry--7 May l865--Alvis Mayers
Thomason, Isaac--Durinda Amos--4 Sept. l864--W.P. Upham
Thornbrugh, James--Mary A. Barnes--12 Feb. l865--C.H. Richards ,
Toyne, Francis B.--Mary Lucinda Anderson--25 May l865--Job W. Hogue
Travis, Henry H.--Caroline .Palmer--12 ~~ar. l865--G.W. Paddock
Tucker, Albert--Eliza Ann Young--29 Mar. l865--H.M. Greene
Tucker, Dexter--Emma Preston--23 Mar. l865--Ezra Johnson
Tucker, Henry J.--Amanda L. Tollwell--l Oct. 1865--no name, Minister
of the Gospel
Tumberlin, John--Hannah Johnson--21 June l865--John Ingle
Tyler, Joseph S.--Mary Ann Fix--7 Apr. l864--E.D. Ladd
Urban, August-~Mary Neckal--14 Aug. 1865--E.O. Ladd
Varnum, Frank B.--Martha A. Pearson--14 Sept. l865--John W. Willey
Wagener, August--Tubia Dullinski--10 Nov. l864--G. Favre
Walden, Wesley--Mary J. Brown--15 July l864--A.J. Sherwood
t~arner, SamuelF.--Estelle W. Brown--2 Jan. 1865--~J.R. Davis
Washburn, Lorenzo--Mrs. Francis Marion Engler--27 May l865--Wm. H. Fisher
Washington, George--Francis Love--10 Aug. 1865--H. Barker
Waybright, John--Mary Jane Rafe--9 Mar. l865--John Bower
Waymire, Hugh--Francis D. Justin--12 Nov. l865--Wm. Draper
Webb, Holly-:-Mary M. Li ck--ll June l865--Hm. H. Fi sher
Weiningham, John--Sarah E. Hammon--16 Oct. l864--S.B. Waters
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Wellsdorf, Frederic C.--Katherine Johnson--15 Oct. l865--L.R. Camobell
t'Jest, James--He'ster Ironsides--28 ~1ay l865--~Jm. H. Fisher
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White, Andrew--Miranda Williams--26 Mar. 1865--T.B. Woodard
White, Benjamin F.--Sophia J. Dedrick--ll Nov. 1864--James H. Hendry
White, Francis M.--~lary E. ~1il1s--27 Mar. l864--Robert t~ilne
Wilder, Abraham M.--MarY E. Jenkiris--13 July 1865--Richard Cordlei'
Williams, Enoch S.--Mary E. Linvil--3 Mar. l865--G.W. Paddock
Williams, James Henry--Emiline Stroad--19 Oct. l865--H. Barker
Willis, Walter--Olivia Powel--2 June l864--R.W. Oliver

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1863-1865 Con't.

Wise, Christian--Lucia M. Ford--ll Aug. 1864--L.B. Dennis
t~ood, Daniel F.--Mary J. ~Jhite--3 Apr. 1864--F.B. ~Ioodard
Wood, John--Angelina Dorsett--19 Nov. 1864--A.J. Parrish
Wood, Loren--Mary M. McKinney--7 June 1865--Hm. Draper
Wood, William--Caroline Tatum--29 Dec. 1864--C.H. Richards
Wooddull, John W.--Sarah Ann Nix--24 Dec. 1865--Charles M. Sears
Woodruff, Francis J.--Catharine P. Shields--9 Nov. 1865--John Pieratt
Woods, Harrison--Martha Homes--22 Oct. 1863--J.M. ~Jilkerson
Woodward, Merrick--Levina Hill--3 Sept. 1865--Wm. H. Fisher
Wright, Charles E.--Amanda M. Matthews--27 Mar. 1864--L.B. Denni?

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Hon. Moses A. O'Neil
Black Jack
Moses A. O'Neil was born in Summerfield, Noble county, Ohio,: June 18,
1832. Both parents, were of Irish birth, but 'immigrated to America when
children. His father, John O'Neil, was a farmer. His mother's family
name was Ann Horton. Both were Christians, but liberal in their religious
views. They were pioneers in Ohio and occupied a position of high respectability in society.
Moses A. O'Neil's early life was such as is common to the sons of
farmers, contributing his share of labor on the farm and attending the
common school during the leisure months. At the age of seventeen he was
sent to the Western Liberal Institute, at Marietta, Ohio, where he acquired a good education. After teaching school for some time and,
attending the Institute alternately winter and summer, he began the
study of medic:lne with his uncle, Dr. William Horton, at Summerfield, and
completed his medical course at Sterling Medical College, Columbus, Ohio.
This education was obtained under difficulties, as he was compelled to
work at intervals to obtain money for his tuition and other expenses.
He commenced the practice of his profession at Kennonsburgh, Nobl~ county,
Ohio, in 1856, where he remained four years. He removed to Kansas and
located in Douglas county in 1860, and resumed the practice, which he
has continued ever since. He has also owned and managed a farm situated
near his residence in Black Jack. In the spring of 1864, he made ,a trip
overland to Idaho Territory, landing in Boise City, in September, where
he remained until the following June, when he entered upon the duties of
acting-assistant surgeon of troops operating against the Indian Territory.
This position he held until relieved at his own request the following year.
He has held various local offices:. In 1862 he was elected county
assessor of Douglas county for a term of two years; in 1872, he was
chosen state senator from his county. He is a member of Baldwin City
Lodge, No.3, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, has passed all the chairs
and represented his lodge in the Grand Lodge of Kansas.

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�· As an agriculturalist, he has long been prominent, and for several
years has been a member of the State Bee-Keepers Association, contributing many able articles on bee culture to the journals devoted to that
interest. He has also devoted much time to the study of economi¢ agriculture in Kansas, and contributed numerous articles to the various
papers of the State on agricultural and kindred subjects.
He accepts the principles of the Christian religion, and has always
been a liberal contributor to religious enterprises. He, with his
family, attends the Presbyterian church.
In politics he has always been a Republican.
He was married in Douglas county, Kansas, in 1862, to Miss Eleanor
Rosebaugh, who was educated at Sewickley Seminary, Pennsylvania. They
have two children--Herbert L. and Mary H. O'Neil.
Dr. O'Neil spent the first winter of his residence in Kansa~ in
hunting, trapping and trading on the plains in ,Southwestern Kansas, and
experienced innumerable hardships, having been constantly harrassed by
Indians.

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Oscar Grinman Richards
Eudora
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Oscar G. Richards was born, January 12, 1836, at Napoleon, Jackson
county, Michigan. His father, Xenophon Richards, was a pioneer of the
West; was prominent in the Indian wars and a soldier in the Black Hawk
war; a man of but fair connnon school education, but of superior mental
abilities and the highest moral character; universally respected for
his integrity,' generosity and philanthropy, and in every respect an
eminently good man; he was of Scotch-English descent. His mother"
formerly Samantha Whaley, died when he was quite young, and he only
knows of her by tradition. She was one of nineteen children by the
same father and mother; belonged to a family of Ohio pioneers, who were
noted for their great muscular strength and wonderful powers of endurance;
was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church, of great piety ana an
active Christian, greatly respected by all who knew her.
Oscar G. Richards received but a limited education in the schools,
which he afterward improved by diligent application, being determined
thoroughly to qualify himself for the duties of life. He was reared
on a farm in Livingston county, Illinois, and the early years of his
life were spent in manual labor in the discharge of his farming duties.
At the age of twenty he joined General Lane's forces, as they went
through Illinois, under Captain Wm. Strawn, son of Jacob Strawn, then
the largest stock-dealer and farmer in the State. With this hardy,
independent: band of pioneers he went to Kansas from Illinois, through
Iowa, Nebraska, and west of the then settlements in Kansas, to Topeka,
on what was known as Lane's road. Mr. Richards drove the first team
on the laying out of that road and planted the first stakes. In this
patriotic band were such men as Captain Scrambey, of Illinois, Captain

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�Cutler, of Massachusetts, and old John Brown, of Harper's Ferry fame.
On .their route, Mr. Richards captured old John Brown under the impression
that he was a spy and one of South Carolina Buford's men. When told of
what he was suspected, Captain Brown laughed heartily, and told his
captors he could teach them anti-slavery sentiments. Pointing to a
camp near by, he said, "There are my boys;" but no amount of persuasion
could induce Mr. Richards to release what he thought. was a great. prize,
until Captain .Brown was brought into General Lane's presence. G~neral
Lane well knew the character of the man brought before him, and the
incident was the occasion of great merriment both to Captain Bro~ and
General Lane,the former of whom, a great admirer of courage, complimented Mr. Richards and his party for their pluck, and said that
only to such men would he ever surrender. Mr. Richards was with. the
party that besieged Fort Titus, Fort Sanders and Lecompton; was at
Black Jack when Clay Pate surrendered to old John Brown; was at Bull
Creek when General Lane drove Reid out of the Territory, and at Lawrence
when it was besieged by seventeen hundred pro-slavery men, against less
than two hundred free-state men, at the time that Governor GearY,went
to the rescue.
On the restoration of peace, after what was known as the borderruffian war, Mr. Richards went west to near Manhattan, and took a claim,
which he tmproved and cultivated. This claim he sold in 1857, and removed to Douglas county, on what was known as the "Shawnee absentfee
lands," taking with him a party of twenty-seven immigrants, including
his father, st~p-mother, brothers and other relatives. Here he remained
ten years engaged in farming and studying law, as he could procure books
and find time. At the age of thirty he applied himself very closely to
the study of his profession, ·and at the end of three years was admitted
to the bar in Douglas county, at the November term, 1869.
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He has heid the office of justice of the peace for several terms
in Eudora. He.' is Master of Doric Lodge No. 83, Eudora, Ancient, ·Free
and Accepted Masons. He is also connected with the order of Odd Fellows,
and is Past Grand of Eudora Lodge No. 42.

He joined both orders :in

1868, and has held various positions in each.
In his religious views he is . liberal. In politics he is an unwavering Republican, and was always an anti-slavery man; a good ·organizer
and effective worker. He was elected in 1878, a member of the Kansas
House of Representatives from Douglas county, a position which he still
holds.
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He was married, January 8, 1857, to Miss Martha Granger, of Livingston county, Illinois. The issue of this marriage was two children one
boy and one girl, both living and in prosperous circumstances. He was
married to Miss Sophia Dorathea Mulsow, a German lady, of Eudora, June 12,
1865. They have four children.
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Mr. Richards is still a resident of Eudora, doing a fair business,
a useful man and a respected citizen.
Copied. from the United States Biographical Dictionary Kansas VolumeChicago and Kansas City, S. LEWIS &amp; CO., PUBLISHERS 1879. Submitt;ed by
Lance Reppert, Lawrence, Kansas.

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�THERE'S NOT MUCH IN A DANISH NAME
By Ole Duus
Copenhagen--"What's in a name?" is a good question not to ask
in Denmark. The answer is "not much," especially if you'!e a bill
collector, a postman or, heaven help you, looking for someone named
Jensen.
Consider these national bursts of nominal originality:
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Half this nation of 5 million share 14 family names.
Sixty percent of Danish names end in "sen."
There are only 85,000 family names in the whole nation.
The Copenhagen telephone book is of enormous help. Let's say
you want to look up a Jensen, Hansen or Nielsen. There are 32,000 of
each. And it doesn't exactly help that hundreds of them have ;the same
first names. By comparison, the directory in Manhattan, with ,a slightly larger population, has a mere 3,100 Smiths.
"
It's a national problem the government has been trying to solve
since the late 19th century, when there were 9,000 family names for
2.5 million Danes. A 1e,wmaker of that era issued this warning:
"This is a national calamity. If we don't act this nation will
no longer be known as the Danes, but as the Jensens or Neilsens."
Problems arise. The mailman in a small Jutland village could not
possibly know for which of the five Carl Petersens letters were meant.
So the postmaster forced the villagers to name their streets and assign
house numbers for the first time.
A current poster appealing for adequate addresseson'all mail depicts a harassed mailman staring at an apartment house name board
filled with Jensens.
The situation also has led to some inventive titles that have
followed their bearers to the graves. Tombstones note the final
resting place of "Mr. Managing Director Jensen," lest he be co~fused
with "Mr. Unskilled Worker Jensen."
But a computer has their number--if not their names--straight.
All Danes now have a personal registration number, without which they
cannot open a bank account or see a doctor.
The irony of all this is that the Danes became Jensens and Nielsens
more or less by mistake. Originally they had a rich tradition.of
individualized Viking surnames, many unfit for translation. For those.
with. only a smatter.ingof Anglo-:-Saxon, meet' .Haro1d Bluetooth, !1agnus
Wagarse and good old Ragnva1d Longtwadd1e.
.
The Danes were slower than other Europeans in establishing regular
family names and took to convenient patronymics, making the son of Jens
a Jensen and'Nei1's kid a Neilsen.
Then the bureaucrats took over to bring administrative order to
a growing mess of surnames everybody was inventing. A royal baptismal
ordinance in,1828 made it compulsory for all children to be given a
lasting family name.
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�Trouble was, most rural vicars got that all wrong. They insisted
on patrynomics--the "sens"--although any name was eligible. Nobody
cared much,· however, since the unofficial name--the inventive :one-still was what coupted in the villages.
In 1856 a government decree was handed down saying that all family
names given since 1828 must be lasting for all future generations.
Suddenly, tens of thousands of Danes were stuck with what they had
considered inconsequential patronymics.
"Irreparable damage was done to a blooming popular name tradition.
Thousands of good individual surnames were lost," said Gordon Alboege
of the Name Research Institute of the University of Copenhagen.
In 1906 the Danish government permitted readoption of lost surnames,
but most Nielsens, Jensens, and Hansens just yawned. Some exp:erts say
the Danes simply weren't aware of the new possibilities.· But .there
was another goof: The decree also said nobody was allowed to :use the
60,000 protected family names.
Alboege is lobbying for a name law reform that would allow Danes
to take any name already borne by more than 100 living Danes o,r the
name of any Danish place.
But Georg Soendergaard, a University of Odense lecturer and a
Danish ·name ·expert, is not expecting much change. In fact, he says,
things will 'get worse. His computer tells the story. The ann~al
population growth is 1 to 2 percent, but only .04 p~rcent, or about
20,000, change their names and only 800 make up entirely new names.
That means the relative number of new and uncommon names is bound to
decline.
But why worry?
The prime minister is a plain Joergensen and on a 20-memb~r
cabinet he has two Hansens and two Jensens, along with an Andersen, an
Olsen, a Christiansen, a Jacobsen, a Matthiasen.and a Heinsen.
Copied with ~ull permission and credit to: The Associated Press,
50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York,. N.Y. - from the Sunday April 15, 1979
Kansas ~ity Star - "People" section. Submitted by Mary JamisoI)-,
Lawrence, Kansas.

SEED POTATOES, SEED CORN, OATS,
and full line all kinds of Field, Grass and Garden Seeds.
Flax to. loan on contracts. Big Stocks Cane, Millet,
Kaffir ~orn, Dwarf Essex Rape, Macaroni Wheat, Bromus
Inermis, English Blue Grass, Etc. Etc., at
KANSAS SEED HOUSE.
F. Barteldes &amp; Co.
804

Mas~.

St.

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�QUERIES
Queries are free to members. They should state at least two
facts to gain the best results. There are many of our ancestors,who
have the same first and last names and this might hasten our answers.
Queries are for the present time free to non-members. Theymust
concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more.
Kathryn Bunton, 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
,
Would like to exchange information on the following family lines:
TYLER, WHITE, WOOD, PALMER, HOYT, NEWELL, FEME, THOMAS, DIXON, SEARS,
BUNTON, SWEENY AND HUNT.
Hrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Will be glad to excahnge information on the following lines: SEMPLE(Ireland, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio); COON - (New York, }fichigan,
Ohio); COLE.- (New York, Michigan, Ohio); BERG - (Germany, New York,
Ohio, J{ansas); VOSS; NUPHER; ADAM.
Mrs. Melvin Flory, Box 391, Camdenton, Missouri 65020
Would like information about-these early Douglas County, KS. ancestors:
Wm. Jefferson SCOTT,Julia A. HUTCHINSON, both from VA; Phillip HOFF¥AN,
Nancy WELSH, FAUERBAUGH.
Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Sarah DE ROCHER, b. 1833 near Quebec, Canada. Lived in Wisconsin beginning
1848. Who were her parents? Names of b~others and sisters?
Mrs. John F. Svreets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Hould like to exchange information concerning the Red River (of the North)
Colony with descendants of that colony. Particularly interested in the
Swiss colonists who arrived there (in Canada) in 1821. Note: Red River
Colony also called Selkirk Settlement.
Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to correspond with descendants of Elizabeth METCALF ASHWORTH,
b.about 1850, ~isconsin.
Mrs. John F. Sweets, 2905 Moccasin Dr., Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to correspond with descendants of Harriet VARING BORDEAU, b.
about 1825. She lived in Wisconsin after 1830.
Mrs. C.D. Jackman, 1230 North Van Buren, Topeka, Kansas 66608
Desire informat,ion on Elizabeth ??? HAYES b. 22 May 1816, Ohio. She was
mother of Jacob Eller HAYES b. 2 Oct. 1838 South Bend, IN. 1850 Elizabeth
m. John CHANEY. They moved to Des Moines, IA. Elizabeth is buried in
Rising Sun Cemetery. She d. 12 May1893. What was Elizabeth's maiden
name? Where in' Ohio was she born?
Alfred 1.. Kibler, 2701 Raven Road, Cinnaminson, New Jersey 08077
Desire to correspond with descendants of Andrew J. KIBLER, b. Aug~st
1840, w. Caroline BURNER, b. October 1841. Both were b. in Powell's
Fort, Shenandoah County, VA. Children: Mary, Mattie V., Jo~n B.,
Harvy, Georgiana F., Carrie E., and Josephine V. In 1900, they lived
in Wellsville, KS.

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�Mrs. K. Duggan, 72 Prussia Street, N.C. Road, Dublin 7, Ireland
Would you help me get in touch with descendants of my relative, James
FRENEY or FREENEY who emigrated to America, probably in the mid-1800's.
He was formerly of "Mill House", Clash Rathdrum, County Wick10w,·Ire1and.
Mrs. Adell Carr Smith, 2928 Cornell Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Need information on Arethusa BURNSIDE BROWNING, probably born iniKentucky
in 1830's. Was in Buchanan County, MO. in 1880 census.
Hr. Lewis E. Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Seek ancestors Ebenezer HOWARD. Lived Canaan, Columbia Co., NY.; Died
April/May 1812. Named in Will, Wife Eunice. Children Martin; John, born
1792, married Harriet DE WITT; Hiram, born 1800, married Elizabeth
HAIGHT; Patty, married John BENEDICT; Abigail, married William PIERCE;
Nina, married Samuel STOWERS; Phebe, married Andrew RICKLE; Lena;
Susanna; Anna.
Mr. Lewis E. Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Jacob BRANSON Jr. born ca 1840 Indiana, wife Hannah (HOWARD) BRANSON
born 1847 Michigan, died 12 June 1878 Kansas. Resided Wakarusa ~wp.
Douglas Co. and Osage Co. Kansas. Had children Albert born .1863;
Charles born 1865; Eugene b. 1867; Edwin b. 1868; Cora b. 1870, married
and had child by 1888; Dolores born 1872; Irene born 1877; Nellie born
1874. Wish to complete birth, death dates, places, where buried, whereabouts of descendants.
.
Mrs. Edith Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Anna Gracia Margaret HERZBERG, born Bremen or Hannover Germany, came to
Lawrence, Kansas ca 1871, married Adolph MENGER. Parents born Hannover
Germany. Mother died there ca 1858, father ca 1868. She had six older
brothers. One brother
HERZBERG/HERTZBERG resided near Booneville,
Cooper Co., Missouri. Had family. Died ca 1910. Desire information of
parents, brothers.
Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need locations 'and family information for Elizabeth BORDEN (daugh~er of
Francis BORDEN and Elizabeth PARKER) born 1779; married Thomas TULEY
1810; died 1852; chi1dren--Char1es BORDEN, Mary STEWART, Ann FOLWELL and
Ferdinand.
Mrs. Pauline B. E1niff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044:
Beulah NORCROSS, born ca 1791 possibly in New Jersey, married Benjamin
FRAZIER 1813. Hoved to Shelby county Ohio. They had eight children:
George Washington, John Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin,
Joseph, Mary, Rebecca and Elizabeth. Seeking any information about this
family and their parents.
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Mrs. Mary Jamison, Route 5, Box 176,Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to correspond with ANDERSONS whose ancestors. were in Ohio in
early 1840's.
Mrs. Mary Jamison, Route 5, Box176,Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to correspond and exchange information on SWAN, SWANN, SCHWAN,
SCHWANN residing in New York in 1800.

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�Mrs. Maxine Moore Hougland, 1920 Harper, Lawrence, Kansas 66044...
Who are the parents of and where in Kentucky was James M. HOUGLAN~ born?
Died, Jan. 6, 1883, Macon, MO; married Elizabeth WILSON (born in Kentucky,
1825, daughter of Hugh and Ann WILSON) in LaPato, Adair Co.~ MO, April 16,
1844. Ten children, all born in Macon, MO.
Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need information about Gilbert G. DART b. about 1790-1800, N.Y. In 1822
Gilbert DART was commissioned lieutenant in the New York Militia~ Records
of other members of his family indicate that he may have lived around
Lysander, NY (North and West of Syracuse.) about 1822 to 1830 when he
removed with his family to Ohio.
Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need information about Gilbert DART, Jr. b. 1857, d. 10 May l878:in
Okla., m. 'Laura WALTERS at Garnett, Ks. removed later to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Request information on descendants of Jacob L. SARVER ("Jake"), ciarried
to Sally DART,' first resided at Garnett, Kansas, removed to Kansas City,
Kansas, then to Oklahoma. Had two sons: Olney SARVER; Clyde SARVER;
and a daughter ~
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Mrs. Zona Smith, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Request information on David SWIAHER m. DiedemaSTANLEY, from Lewis
County, W. VA.: Birth dates: probably in the early 1800's. Migr,ated
to Muskingum Co., OH.
Ms. Jane M. Wiggins, 2020 Stratford Road, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Looking for descendants of Electa Harriet BRAMAN who resided in Auburn,
KS from 1878-1907 when she moved to Topeka to live with her daughter,
Addie M. CRAIG. Electa died May 6, 1927, and Addie died ca. 1962,
place unknown.

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HIS ROOTS GO BACK TO CAESAR
By Carleton Jones'
THE GENEALOGY BOmi - "Roots" and all that - takes a new and, startling
form in the tale of Carroll Brice, a 52-year old Annapolis-Baltimore blueblood who says he has traced his family line back 79 generations - to
Julius Caesar, no less.
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It's been a 30-year search, says Mr. Brice, a designer pf funerary
monuments whose firm d,id the Alabama memorial at Gettysburg and the Cardinal
Gibbons monument at the Basilica of the Assumption. It has led h:lm down
the trails of history, turning up ancestors by the bushel.
Would you believe that Mr. Brice is descended from Marc Antony and
Pepin the Short? Or Hildegarde of Swabia (757-782 A.D.)? Or Lady Dodo
of Saxony? Or Geoffrey Plantagenet? Or Old King Cole?

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�Well, he is, says Mr. Brice and so are ten or twenty thousand other
Marylanders.
The startling Brice genealogy, which family members have been
working on for more than 100 years, is embodied as the showcase" 31-page
article in Broad Neck Hundred, a graphic and historical quarterly published in Annapolis since 1975.
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"I don't want anyone to think I have done all of this myse1:f," says
Mr. Brice as he contemplates his multi-branched family tree. A large
swath of Brice genealogy, (coupled with another Maryland clan, the
Ti1ghmans as in Tench), was worked out by Ethel Brice Duvall, whp died
in 1950 at 77 after 60 years of studying family lore.
"Ethel l&lt;;new her great-great-great aunt, who was born
she, [Elizabeth Brice] in turn, knew her grandfather, John
prominent Revolutionary soldier who was born in 1738," Mr.
This allowed direct family knowledge to accumulate for six

in 1798 and
Bricei 3d, the
Brice: relates.
gener?tions.

"Bricesof record go back to the Battle of Crecy [in 1346]'," says
the genealogist, who carried out part of his research at England,' s
College of Arms. Yet Crecy is not even halfway back through the BriceTilghman history.
As set forth in Broad Neck Hundred, the Brice genealogy opens
with the Caesars, runs through Julia and Marc Antony 2d and Marc Antony 3d,
and wife Octavia. Their great-grandaughter was Boadicea, the legendary
heroine queen of Britain and her grandson was King "Coe1" as in Old King
Cole.
"Boadicea wiped out 2.5 Roman legions and there were only four
Roman 1egi.ons there," says Mr. Brice, who obviously enjoys his historic
sidelights.
The merry old soul, however, is still more than 60 generations away
from modern titp.es. Brice ancestors dug themselves in as the Merovignian
kings of France and lords of Savoy, according to the study. Then, between 689 and 814 A.D., the family really hit one of its high spots. In
quick succession comes Charles Martel, called "The Hammer," the warrior
Frankish duke who beat back the Arabs at the Battle of Tours; Pepin the
Short and Charlemagne, the father of his country.
The Norman conquest in 1066 sent numerous Brice ancestors into
England and with it alliances with the P1antagenets, with Eleanor of
Aquitaine and wicked King John, Robin Hood's favorite heavy. In the
Tudor period the family names were from the top, and often beheaded,
ranks of society, Beauchamps, Nevi11es, Berke1eys and Despencers, the
family history says.
Mr. Brice notes that the key figure in getting the Brice-Tilghman
"royal line" to America was Dr. Richard Tilghman who emigrated to'the
Chester River area from England in 1661, along with a wife, Mary Fox1ey,
who was painted, by Sir Peter Le1y. Mr. Brice is ninth in descent.from
Dr. Tilghman. It is an odd fact that the Brice-Tilghman line, as traced

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�back to royalty, has only one female progenitor, Anna Maria Margaret
Tilghman who was wife of Judge Nicholas Brice, until y:ou get all the
way back 12 generations to Susannah Whetenhall who lived in Tudor
England. All the other transmitters of the line were men.
This is ,not so odd as it seems, says Mr. Brice. "The borsey
line [of Maryland, with which there is a connection to the Bn.ce~
Tilghman line] has gone for 1,000 years without a name change," he
reports.
To produce his mountain of research, Mr. Brice "corresponded with
people allover the country." He used his evenings for most of the
work "instead of looking at the boob tube." He estimates he has spent
"several years worth of 24-hour days" in developing the tale. A: Dorsey
family reunion in 1964 at Hockley near Annapolis was helpful. There
were Dorseys from 19 states. "I found 15 of us had the same ancestors."
In fact, ancestors and descendants of ancestors surface all the time.
"Since I came to Baltimore [in 1971] I have met at least 200 people
I'm related to," he reports.
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Mr. Brice says the bible of early Maryland genealogy is Warfield's
chronicle of Anne Arundel county. Also a key source is thei790 first
censu~ of Maryland where seven new Brice ancestors surfaced.
The genealogist uses the huge, coat-of-arms-emblazoned map of the
English royal family, published recently by the College of Arms and
sold in Westmirister Abbey among other spots, to prove his p~ints'and
dress up all the ancient names with some glamour.
"See this," he says as his hand sweeps back into the past. "The
most vicious line is the Scotch line. In 15 generations, only t~o died
a natural death ... You're not born with this knowledge. You have to
cultivate it. All these people had to be vicious before Ch~,istia.nity
came along. Who was more vicious than [the Roman Emperor] Claudius?
It was a dagger society."
Actually~ Mr. Brice says there are 12 interrelated lines leading
back to European·royalty among the Colonial famil;tes of Maryland's
earliest days. The Brice-Tilghman line is only one of them. The others
will be traced, in subsequent issues of Broad Neck Hundred.

There is nothing, he says, particularly distinctive about being
descended from royalty. Thousands of people are. "Back 38 generations
to the time of the Holy Roman Empire your grandparents number in the
millions."
And what about the bar sinister? The chance that some ance'stor
passed off the child of a lover as her husband's? "Hho would know?
says the genealogist resignedly.
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8. Hark Anthony 3d 83 B.C. - Octavia d. 11 B.C~·
9. Antonia - Drusus 38 B.C.-9 B.C.
10. Claudius d. 54 A.D.
11. Venissa - Arviragus d. 74 A.D.
12. Boadicea d. 62 A~D. - Prasutagus d. 61 A.D.
13. Their Dau. (Name Lost) - Maric
14. Coe1
15. Athi1dis- Marcomir d. 149 A.D.
16. C1odomir IV d. 166 A.D. - Hasilda
17. King Farabert d. 186 A.D.
18. King Sunno d. 213 A.D.
19. King Hi1deric d. 253 A.D.
20. King Bartherus d. 272 A.D.
21. King C10dius d. 298 A.D.
22. King Walter d. 306 A.D.
23. King Dagobert d. 317 A~D.
24. Geneba1d I d. 350 A.D.
25. King Dagobert d. 379 A.D.
26. King C10dius d. 389 A.D.
27. King Marcomir d. 404 A.D.
28. Pharamond - Argotta
29. C1odio - Basina
30. Merovec d. 458 A.D. - Verica
31. Chi1deric I 436-481 A.D. - Basina of Thuringia
32. Clovis 465-511 A.D. - Clothilde
33. C10thaire I 497-561 A~D. - Ingonde
34. B1ithildes - Ausbert of Moselle d. 570 A.D.
35. Arnou1 d. 601 - Oda de Savoy
36. Arno1ph d. 'ca. 641 A. D. - Lady Dodo of Saxony
37. Anchises d. 685 A.D. - Begga of Brabant d. 698 A.D.
38. Pepin d'Herista1 d. 714 A.D. - Alpais
39. Charles Martel 689-741 A.D. - Rotrude d. 724 A.D.
40. Pepin the Short 714-768 A.D. - Bertha of Laon d. 783 A.D.
41. Charlemagne 742-814 A.D. - Hildegarde of Suabia 757-782 A.D.
42. Pepin 776-810 A.D. - Bertha of Toulouse
43. Bernhard d. 812 A.D. - Cunegonde
44. Pepin
45. Herbert I d. 902 A.D.
46. Herbert II, Count of Vermandois ,d. 943 A.D. - Hildebrand
47. Robert, Count of Vermandois d. 968 A.D. - Adelaide de Cha10ns
48. Adelaide d. 976 A.D. - Geoffrey, Count d'Anjou
49. Fu1k III d.1040 - Hildegard
50. Ermengarde d'Anjou - Geoffrey II de Castinois
51. Fu1k IV, 1043-1109 - Bertrade de Montfort
52. Fu1k V, 1092-1144 - Ermengarde du Maine, d. 1126
53. Geoffrey P1antagenet, 1113-1151 - Matilda, 1102-1164
54. Henry II (P1antagenet), 1133-1189 - Eleanor of Aquitaine
55. King John (5th son), 1166-1216 - Isabelle Tail1efer
56. King Henry III, 1207-1272 - Eleanor of Provence
57. King Ed,~ard I, (3rd son), 1239-1307 - Eleanor of Castile
58. King Edward II, 1284-1327 - Isabella

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King Edward III, 1312-1377 - Phi1ippia
Edmund Duke of York, 1341-1402 - Isabella, 13 -1392
Constance P1antagent d. 1416 - Thomas Despencer
Isabelle Despencer d. 1440 - Sir Richard Beauchamp
Elizabeth Beauchamp d. 1448 - Edward de Neville d. 1476
George de Neville d. 1492 - 1st Margaret d. 1485
E1izabeth.Nevi11e - Sir Thomas de Berkeley
Alice de Berkeley - George \fuetenha11
Capt. Thomas \fuetenha11 - Dorothy Fane
Susannah \fuetenha11 - William Tilghman, 1518-1593/94
Oswald Tilghman, 1579-1628 - Abigail Taylor, 1585-1626
Dr. Richard Tilghman, 1626-1675 - Mary Rox1ey d. ca. 1700
Richard Tilghman, 1672-1738 - Anna }mria Lloyd, 1677-1748
Hatthew Tilghman, 1718-1790 - Ann Lloyd, 1723-1794
Richard Tilghman, 1746-1805 - Margaret Tilghman, 1744-1779
Anna Maria Margaret Tilghman 1774-1858 - Judge Nicholas Brice, 1771-1851
Charles Carroll Brice 1810-1852 - Susan Selby, 1823-1869
George Hoffman Brice, 1853-1905 - Rose Ida Stinchcomb, 1854-i916
Charles Carroll Brice, 1878-1950 - Mary Linstid Tydings, 1879-1955
Dr. Oliver. Tydings Brice, b. 1903 - Me1vena Lochwood Tomkinsqn, b. 1904
Carroll Brice

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�liTHE PIONEER"
Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

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Contents

Traci ng the Navajo Roots ............................ · ... ············· 57
A Report from the Old Countries ............................ ·········· 60
. Three Douglas County Biographies ..................................... 63
Kansas School .......................................................... 74
Stony Point Church and Cemetery History .............................. 75
Stony Poi nt, Ul ri ch Cemeteri es. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 78
Neal Brothers from Illinois to Kansas ................................ 86
1855-1872 Probate Court Records of Douglas County, Lawrence, Ks ...... 92
Queri es .............................................................. 107
May 19 D.C.G.S. Seminar Information .................................. 110

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"Tell me what you are busy about and I wi 11 tell you what you are.
-- Goethe

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"There is a foolish corner in the brain of the wisest man."
-- Aristotle
•• Before strongly desiring anything we should look carefully into the
happiness of its present owner."
-- Rochefoucauld

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�THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
1978-1979 Officers:
Mary Jamison
· Kathryn Bunton
Jane Wiggins
· Cora Fellenstein
· N. Lance Reppert
Emma Berg

Pres i dent. . .
Vice-PresideDt
Secretary. . .
Treasurer . . .
Librarian . . '.
Genea 1ogi st. .
Officers
, Commi ttees Members:

History and Records: Nettie Wismer; Dorothy Wiggins
Exchange Quarterly: Pauline Elniff; Irma Kidwell; Georgiana Brune
Membership and Special Publicity: Maxine Hougland; Irma Kidwell, Dorothy
Clarke
liThe Pioneer" Consulting and Publications Committee: Lewis Howard; Edith
Howard; Emma Berg; Charlotte Muckey; Jane Wiggins; Mary Jamison;
Exchange Quarterly Committee
Typing:

Jane Wiggins

The purpose of the society is to promote genealogy in its fullest
sense and to ,maintain a genealogical library located at the Lawrence
Publ ic Li brary.
Regular meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. the second Tuesday of each
month,place'announced before each meeting. Visitors are w~lcomed.
The society publication is liTHE PIONEER." Membership fees are
$5.00 single or $7.50 for two family members. The society's fiscal year
is July'l to June 30. Membership fees are due July 1.
For additional information write:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, KS. 66044

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�DEAR READERS:
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hope that it will aid you in your research.
We wish to thank those of you who contributed material and the
hard work necessary to publish this issue of liThe Pioneer".

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liMEN MAY DOUBT WHAT you say, but they will believe what you do."
- Lewis Casso

�TRACING THE NAVAJO ROOTS
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Even though American Indians may run into peculiar problems as they
search our their II roo ts,1I finding their family history may not be any
more difficult than it is for other peoples in the United States.
This is the assertion of V. Robert Westover, assistant professor of
Indian education at Brigham Young University who is teaching a summer
term class tn Indian genealogy.
Eighteen Indians representing eight tribes are currently enrolled
in the class. Last winter semester, Professor Westover taught what he
believes was the first university class in the nation in Indian genealogy.
A total of 31 students representing 11 tribes took the class, and about
one-sixth of the class found they were related as they worked on fourgeneration research.
BYU has more than 500 Indians searching for their fall and winter
semester. IIGood news for Indians searching for their ancestors is the
current microfilmi.ng of National Archives records by The Church of Jesus
Chri st of Latter-day Saints Genea 1ogi ca 1 Soci.ety in Salt Lake City, II
Mr. Westover said. These important records, approximately 2,500 microfilm rolls, will be at the library within the year. They will include
census and other important records such as emigration, enrollment and
annu ity rolls, 1a nd allotment, probate records, etc. II
The library already has one of the largest collections of Indian
records in the United States and will have the largest in one and one
half years. At the present time, the library has 1,154 rolls of microfilm--the equivalent of about 125,000 pieces of manuscript documents.
The number of rolls will increase to 3,400 when the National Archives
microfilming is completed, Mr. Westover said.
Genealogical Society is also purchasing four to five million pages
of Indian documents from the Oklahoma Historical Society. In addition,
microfilming of records is also being done in .educational institutions,
private Indian collections, church mission records, BIA and tribal
records and the public archives of Canada.
IIContrary to what most people believe, there are many records
available from which Indians may find genealogical information,1I the •
genealogy instructor said. lilt is usually possible to trace American
Indian lines ,back several generations. 1I

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However, he admitted, there are SOme unique problems encountered in
American Indian records.
IIThere is a scarcity of birth, death and marriage record for Indians,1I
he reported .. IIIndian census was started in about 1880. Records prior
to that time ~re mostly from tribal rolls, land allotment records,
church or mis~ion records and hospital records. Researchers must also
be aware of tribal family structure--whether it is matriarchal or
patriarchal. 1I

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�Mr. Westover said most Indian families have kept word-ofmouth histories of their ancestors. But for students to record these
histories, t,hey must usually seek relatives on the reservation.
Some
of the older Indians' religious beliefs forbid talking about the dead.
This often makes them reluctant to tell researchers about their
ancestors.
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Naming customs also causes some problems.
"Generally, there are two classes of names: true, or personal',
names; and fitles or honorary names," Mr. Westover said. "Naming
customs may vary from tribe to tribe. Some tribes may have a clan
system with a unique set of names for each clan."
He pointed out that names are sometimes applied in a definite order
to boys and girls born to a couple among the Sioux, for example, or
children may be named according to a dr.eam of the father (Delaware).
"Names of children were announced at potlatches by the Haida and Tlingit
Indians of the Northwest and Western Canada, while the Navajo often used
a nickname referring to a personal characteristic."
Personal names may have been given or changed at birth, puberty,
first war expedition, some notable feast, chieftanshi~ or retirement
from active life .. "But many of these problems can be overcome if the
researchers become aware of changes of names as well as getting to the
correct source of the native customs and methods of reckoning descent,"
he added. "S ome Indians have found their ancestors so far back that
they come up with only a single name--not a first and last name."
Another major difficulty is the variety of kinship systems found among
Indian tribes. Kinship terms may vary among the different tribes. For
instance, in the same generation, the term "father" may also apply to
the father, uncle, stepfather, or prospective father. "Sister" could
mean sister,first cousin, stepsister, half-sister~ daughter or prospective
daughter.
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"Then there is the problem of 'paper Indians' and'non-paper Indiclns,'"
Westover said. "'Paper Indians' were those who lived under government
supervision for whom records were created and kept. 'Non-paper Indians'
were those who lived among the 'paper Indians' but who did not accept
nor comply with the government programs. Therefore, no records were
created for them."
Mr. Westover explained that Indians who want to find their roots
should start with their area agencies of the Department of Interior.
"Individuals may find it necessary to obtain a letter from a tribal
leader in order to get agency cooperation, but it is possible," he said.
"These agency or subagency offices of the BIA usually have good genealogical information. Since the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, many
tribes have created and preserved their own genealogical records."
The professor said that another important help for Indians seeking
their roots is to be on the tribal rolls. "Students whose ancestors are
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�on the tribal rolls may receive financial aid for going to college. Some
tribes even have allotments coming from tribal businesses or from leasing
oi 1, gas or mi nera 1 ri ghts . II
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He explained to students another problem in Indian research. IIMost
of the history of the tribes has been written by non-Indians because
the tribes did not have a written language. Of the five so-called
'civilized ' tribes--Cherokee, Chocktaw, Chikasaw, Creek and Seminole-only the Cherokees had a written language, and that was after 1800. 11
Today, however, more than 200 tribes have written languages.
He summarizes the procedure for ancestry investigation as follows:
1.

Obtain as much information as possible from living relatives;

2. Determine tribal affiliation by using IIBiographic and Historical
Index of Americans and Persons Involved in Indian Affairs or IIHandbook
of American Indians North of Mexico
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Search the Indian census rolls (1884-1940) available on microfilm;

4. Search records of the agency office in charge of the records of
the particular area and tribe in question;
5. Search the records of the National Archives and the Federal
Record Cente~(-s) of the region in which the tribe in question is located;
6. Search the records of any churches ~hich may have been active
in missionary work among the tribal groups in question.
Mr. Westover sees a bright future for Indian students at BYU interested
in genealogical research. IIStudents could even work their way through
college doing research for others or indexing the records as they come to
the BYU library or to the tribal agency or headquarters.
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This article appeared in the August 31,1978 Window Rock, Arizona
IINAVAJO TIMES II and copied with their permission.
Contributed by Mary Jamison,
Lawrence, Kansas.

liTo be seventy years young is sometimes far more cheerful and hopeful
than to be forty years old.
--Oliver Wendell Holmes
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�A REPORT FROM THE OLD COUNTRIES
Many of us who are interested in the history of our families have
often hoped that one day we would have the opportunity to visit our
ancestral homes, the countries from which our ancestors emigrated so
many years ago. Until this year, I believed that such an exciting
possibility was very remote. Then, my husband, a history professor,
found out that we would be going overseas for eighteen months where
he would be teaching on an Exchange Program in Ireland and doing
research in France. This was my chance not only to visit, but to
actually live in the countries of my ancestors!
IRELAND
Probably nowhere on earth is there a place with friendlier or more
helpful people than in Ireland. This was my first impression when we
arrived and did not change once in the six months that we lived there.
As I did research concerning my great-grandfather who was born in
Ireland in 1822 and emigrated to the U.S. during the Irish famine of
1845-50, I found that everyone went out of their way to help me. In a
country where life is slow-paced, people still take the time to be
neighborly.
Knowing only the name of thetownland where my great-grandfather
was born, I went to the Genealogical Office at Dublin Castle where the
staff helped me locate the name of the parish of that townland. The
next weekend we visited in that parish and the rector of the church
kindly let us examine the old parish records.* What an exciting experience it was to find my great-grandfather's baptismal record there along
with those of his brother's and sister's! But almost as thrilling was
to walk through the beautiful valley where he was born, stand in the
now deserted church where he was baptized, see the copper mines where he
worked and especially talk with. the local people whose own ancestors had
lived in that area for centuries. As I stood in the cemetery where his
baby sister was buried so long ago, I tried to imagine the . hardships
which the family must have undergone and which forced them eventually
to seek abetter life in America. (It is interesting to note that
sometimes before a family emigrated to America, the Irish would .give a
party which they called an "American Wake" because they thought that
the emigrants were as unlikely to return as the dead!)'
Probably the biggest disappointment for me in my research in
Ireland was the shortage of public records due to the fact that a great
number of records at the Public Record Office in Dublin were destroyed
in 1921. However, if one's ancestors were larid owners, some information
can usually be found at the Registry of Deeds. Most of the Catholic
parish records are on microfilm at the National Library (Dublin) and
Protestant records are usually kept in their own parish churches. The
Society of Friends (Quakers) kept very complete records on their. members
and also kept information about their relief work during the Famine.

*Note: It is , customary to give the rector or priest two or three pounds
(about five dollars) for his help in consulting the records.
1 Dillon, Eilis, Across the Bitter Sea, p. 495.
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�An IIIndex to Protestant Marriages ll was begun in 1845 and can be consulted at the Custom House, Dublin. In my experience, the local
newspapers are an important resource not to be overlooked, since a
short letter to the Editor with a request for information about an
ancestor may bring unexpected benefits and perhaps be the beginning
of a fascinating correspondence with a distant Irish relative!
ENGLAND
Stopping in England for only a week, I was not able to do research
in any depth, but I found that there is a great wealth of information
to be consulted in the Public Record Office (London). The branch at
Kew Gardens is ultra-modern and the staff quite helpful. The Vital
Statistics Office (St. Catherine's House, London) has Birth, Marriages
and Deaths indexed for all of England and Wales back to the 1830 ' s.
Some parish records in England go back to the 1500 ' s and many have
been publish~d, such as those published by the Yorkshire Parish Register
Society.
SWITZERLAND
In this beautiful country of snow-capped mountains and broad green
valleys, I spend a week searching for information about my great-great
grandmother, who left Switzerland in 1821 with one hundred and fifty
other colonists. I knew that she was born in a small village in the
Swiss Jura. But, despite the fact that I kn~w her place of birth,
birthdate, names of her children etc., it was extremely difficult to
locate her records. And, once they were located, it was almost as
difficult to convince the officials that I should be allowed to see
them.
The Swiss have kept very good records, some dating back to the
1500 ' s. How~ver, many of the civil records, such as the IIFeuille de
Famille - Extrait des Registre des bourgeoisll2, are kept at a person's
IIplace of originll and not IIplace of birth.IIAccording to what I was
told by Swiss officials, IIplace of originll is where a person's ancestors
came from no matter where he or they were born. As I did not know this
important IIplace of originll concerning my ancestor, I decided to focus
on her parish records instead. Unfortunately, these were no longer
kept at the parish church and it took several days to finally trace
them to the apartment of the former civil. official who had kept the
twenty-six volumes so secret that the present civil official didn't
even know they existed! It took a police order before the records were
finally released to the present official. Even then we were not sure
that we would be able to see them as it is customary for the civil
official to check the records himself and charge a fee for each name
searched. However, for some reason, perhaps because of our persistence
and the fact that my husband spoke French, we were finally allowed to
examine the records ourselves. I was delighted that in the space of one
day I was able to trace my family back three more generations to the 1680 ' s.
2 IIFeuille de Famille - Extrait du Registre des bourgeoisll - A document
fil ed on each fami ly at the 1I0ffi ce d 1 Etat Ci villi of the family 1 s IIpl ace
'of originll and showing names and vital dates of husband and wife their
parents, children etc.
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�As we arrived in the small village where my great-great grandmother
was born, I had the strange sensation,' for a moment, that I was seeing
it again with her eyes and that the villagers, many of whom are no
doubt related to me, would come up and welcome me to the village which
had been home to my family for nearly two hundred years. But, time
had erased dwellings as well as memories and I realized 'that to these
people, I was only a stranger, a foreigner, unable even to speak their
language.
Yet, in Switzerland as well as Ireland, I had found something more
than vital records; I had also discovered new pieces of my identity. In
seeing first hand the countries and peoples which had contributed to
making my ancestors what they were, I have gained a better idea of my
own heritage.
Now it is with enthusiasm that I look forward to research in France.
Who knows what may be discovered in the records or in the villages of
this my ancestral home?
Judy M. Sweets
Appt. Rouge
Villars par Orcines
63810, France
November 29, 1978

THINKING
If you think you are beaten, you' are.
If you think you dare not, you don't.
If you'd like to win but you think you can't,
'It's almost a chinch you won1t.
If you think you'll lose, you1re lost,
For out of the world we find
Success begins with a fellow's willIt's all in the state of mind.
If you think you1re outclassed, you are;
You1ve got to think high to rise;
You1ve got to be sure of yourself before
You can ever win a prize.
Life's battles don't always go
To stronger or faster men;
But sooner or later the man who wins,
Is the man who thinks he can.
by Walter D. Wintle
Contributed by Irma Kidwell,
Lawrence, Kansas

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�EX-GOVERNOR CHARLES ROBINSON
Charles Robinson, the first governor of Kansas, was born at
Hardwick, Massachusetts, July 21,1818. His father, Jonathan Robinson,
was a native of Massachusetts, and was of Pilgrim stock. He received a
good education in the common schools of New England, and was a prosperous
farmer. He was strictly religious, and was especially an anti-slavery
man, believing that the institution of slavery was in violation of all
the laws of God; that no man should be deprived of his liberty except
for crime; and was bold in his denunciations of the institution,
irrespective of consequences. He was one of the few who broke off from
his old party affiliations and supported James G. Birney for president
in 1840, and ever afterward was associated with the Liberty party. He
died at Spencer, Massachusetts, in 1860.
His mother, who maiden name was Huldah Woodward, was eminently a
religious woman. She was of a most amiable, gentle disposition, never
known to exhibit anger, but of great force of character and executive
ability, managing her large family with wonderful success and impressing
upon their youthful minds the most lasting affection for the teachings
and memory of a good mother, to whom Governor Robinson attributes much
of his success in li'fe. She died at West Brookfield, Massachusetts, in
1869. The parents had ten children, six sons and four daughters--of
whom Governor Robinson was the eighth--four of whom are living and
occupying respectable positions in society, all of them men and wo~en
of energy, intelligence and usefulness.
Governor Robinson was educated in the common schools of.New England,
as well as in select or private schools until he was about seventeen
years old, when he entered Hopkins Academy, afterward Amherst Academy,
and then Amh~rst College, where he remained about two years. On account
of ill health, his eyes being affected by hard study, he left college
and walked about forty miles to Keene, New Hampshire, to consult a
celebrated physician, Dr. Twichell, where he became so impressed with
the importance of the medical profession in its relations to humanity,
and especially to the quackery of the age and the lack of investigation,
that he seemed impelled to that pursuit; and he at once entered Dr.
Twichell's office as a student and abandoned college to commence the
career of a physician. One reason for his anxiety to commence a career
of usefulness to himself was the fact that he was compelled to teach
school during the college vacations to pay the expense of tuition, and
he was anxious to acquire as early as possible a situation of se1freliance and support where he could repay the kindness of his benefactor~.
He remained in Dr. Twichell's office about one year, and afterward
entered the office of Dr. Gridley, ~t Amherst, remaining there for two
years; he then attended medical lectures at Woodstock, Vermont, and
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, graduating at the latter place and receiving
his diploma as an M.D. Having thus prepared himself he commenced the
practice of medicine at Belchertown, Massachusetts, in 1843. At that
time the town was one of the most intelligent and prosperous in that
part of the state, with old practitioners of eminence, but he at once
secured a large practice, with so much of riding and exposure that his
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�intention of abandoning practice; but after a short residence there,
attempted to retire from business, with a view to watching other
interests, but having been followed by many of his former patients and
becoming known as a physician and frequently being called upon for
advice and prescriptions, he opened a hospital, in connection with
Doctor J. G. Holland, and again entered upon the practice, continuing
for about a year,when he removed to Fitchburg, where he remained until
1849, when his health failed. When he had determined to abandon the
practice altogether, the California gold excitement broke out and it
occurred to him that he might benefit his health by a change of climate
and at the same time join a California company asa physician, and
that year he was selected as physician for a colony~-the very first
from Massachusetts to go to the golden shores. The party arrived at
Kansas City the lOth of April, and on the lath of May left with ox and
mul e teams by the Kans.as ri ver route. On the 11th of May, 1849, ri di ng
his horse ahead of his party, he ascended Mount Oread, where the State
University now stands, and which he afterward pre-empted, making a note
in his journal as he surveyed the surroundings to the effect that if the
land was open to settlement he should go no further, so completely was
he impressed with the country, the beauty of the scenery and all its
surroundings. It seems like romance that, when the Missouri Compromise
was repealed, the reading of the important journal in which this
expres~don was inserted, should have lead the Emigrant Aid Society to
select him as the leader to head the advance guard of the army of
freedom, which was to open the way, not only the stay of the onward
tide of slavery, but to the war, and the entire destruction of an
institution which had cursed the country for over two hundred years.
But onward went the cavalcade of goldhunters, the plains then swarming
with adventurers, enthusiastic in their love for gold, and the party
arrived at Sacramento on the 17th of August. He tried mining for
about two weeks, and then followed various pursuits,:at one time keeping
an eating house with great success, but losing all by the great Sacramento
flood. He also started a newspaper called the IIMiner's and Settler's
Tribune,1I which he published until he entered the Legislature.
In 1850, having expressed some sympathy with the squatters on what
was claimed as the Sutter Grant, he became involved in the controversy.
He was made president of the Squatter's Association, was prompt to protect
the squatters in their rights, and thus came in collision with the
specu1 ators, by whom he was shot through the body and. thrown into
prison, charged with murder, assault and conspiracy. While thus
charged and on the prison ship he was elected to the Legislature and
served one term. He there made the acquaintance of John C. Fremont,
a~d did what he could to re-elect him to the Senate of the United States.
He left San Francisco about the first of July, 1851, and on the
night of the 4th of the same month the vessel, IIUnion,1I was wrecked about
three hundred miles below San Francisco, having struck the rocks; the
vessel became a total wreck, and the passengers escaped in the life-boats,
saving the provisions and gold dust; but they found themselves upon a
barren coast without any knowledge as to the locality until a Mexican
appeared who informed them. He was appointed on a committee to protect
the rights of the passengers and libel the steamer in their behalf. On
arriving at the Isthmus he was employed as physician by the steamer

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�Crescent City, which had on board a large number of sick laborers from
the Panama Railroad, which was the~ in process of construction. The
steamer reached Havana on the day of the execution of Lope~, and he
saw the place of his executior as well as that of his men who had been
shot before him.
He returned to Fitchburg and determining not to enter again upon
the practice of medicine, commenced the publication, in 1852, of the
"Fitchburg News," an independent anti-slavery newspaper which he
continued for two years, but having frequent calls upon him as a
physician, he concluded to sellout and abandon the paper and devote
himself to his profession, which he continued with good success until
the breaking out of the Kansas excitement, on the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, when he was sent by the New England Aid Society to Kansas in
June, 1854, to prepare the way for settlement by emigrants from New
England.
In the controversy which succeeded the settlement of Kansas he became
a leader of the free-state forces, whose counsel and support was always
sought, and when what was known as the "Wakarusa war" broke out in
November, 1855, and Lawrence was besieged by twelve hundred.pro-slavery
men and about six hundred free-state men rallied to the defense, he was
chosen as major-general of the forces, and participated actively in'
the defense of the city. He aided in the construction of forts, or
rifle pits, supplied provisions, and was really at the head of the
organized volunteers during that campaign.
For two
Emigrant Aid
. the erection
schools, and

or three years he was manager of all the business of the
Society at Lawrence and some other points, and superintended
of saw mills, the location ,of toWns, the establishm~nt of
serving in all other capacities.

In the stimmer of 1855, after the free-state men had been driven from
the poll s and the government of the territory fraudul ently usurped by
pro-slavery men from Missouri, he was among the first to take position
against the enforcement of the "bogus laws." On the 4th day of July he
delivered an oration in the grove about Lawrence to a very large audience,
many of them pro-slavery men, replete with ringing words in denunciation
of slavery. In the summer of 1855, the free-state men, despairing of
getting their rights under the organic act of the Territory, through
the Legislature, determined to seek a remedy by organizing a state government, and provided for a constitutional convention, which met at Topeka,
November, 1855. He was unanimously elected a delegate to that convention,
and was one of its most active members, and on the adoption of the
constitution by a vote of the people he was elected Governor of the
proposed State. The Legislature met twice:in the year 1856, and the
meeting of the 4th of July of that year was dispersed by Colonel Sumner.
In the spring of 1856, when the difficulties broke out with renewed fury,
he was prominent among the most courageous men in opposition to the
iniquitous laws of the bogus Legislature, and was indicted for treason
by the pro-slavery courts, and arrested at Lexington, Missouri, carried
~o Lecompton, and h~l~ a prisoner in the camps of the United States troops,
ln tents on the pralrles from the 9th of May to the 10th of September.
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�elected Governor under the Topeka constitution. On the adoption of the
Wyandotte constitution he was elected Governor of Kansas, and on the
admission of the State into the Union, January 29,1861, he assumed the
duties of Governor and held the position until the second Tuesday in
January, 1863. In 1872 he was elected to the House of Representatives.
in 1864 he was elected to the State Senate, and re~~lected in 1876.
Governor Robinson has been one of the most liberal friends of
education in Kansas. He organized the first free school and paid its
teacher, Edward Fitch, who opened a school in January, 1855, in a
straw and sod house on the bank of the Kansas river at the north end of
Massachusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas. He has held various positions
in the local schools. He located the first site of a college where the
original structure of the Kansas State University stands, and eventually
contributed largely toward the advancement of the present institution
by donations and otherwise, and he has held the office of regent of the
State University for thirteen years, being among the most efficient and
useful of its officers. He has been prominent in railroad enterprises,
and was for several years a director of the Leavenworth, Lawrence and
Galveston Railroad Company.
Governor Robinson has always been a, thorough anti-slavery man and
supported the Free Soil party until the organization of the Republican
party, when he became a Republican. He was an ardent friend of General
John C. Fremont, and it was in response to a letter from Governor Robinson
to Fremont that the latter first became a candidate for president in 1856;
he supported Lincoln in 1860 and 1864, and General Grant in 1868, but
went for Horace Greeley in 1872. He may be regarded as independent in
politics, but generally agreeing with the principles of the Republican
party, especially in its policy in regard to slavery.
In November, 1843, he was married at West Brookfield, Massachusetts,
to Miss Sarah Adams, a very estimable and accomplished lady, the daughter
of Mr. William Adams, a prosperous, intelligent farmer of Massachusetts.
They had two chi 1dren', both of whom di ed in infancy. Thi s 1ady di ed
January 17,1846. He was married October 30,1851, to Miss Sarah T.D.
Lawrence, daughter of Hon. Myron Lawrence, a distinguished lawyer and statesman of Massachusetts, who was for many years a senator in the
State Legislature and was for several years president of the Senate. He
was an active member of the Congregational church, whose precepts and
example left a deep impression upon the community, and whose death was
lamented as a public loss. He was a member of the celebrated Lawrence
family of Massachusetts; of whom Hon. Abbott Lawrence, minister to
England, and Hon. Amos A. Lawrence, in whose honor the city of Lawrence,
Kansas, was named, and who has nobly contributed to the schools and
other enterprises of that city, are no~able examples. Her mother was
Clarissa Dwight, who was a descendant of the Dwight and Hawley families
of Western Massachusetts, of whom Hon. Timothy Dwight, President of
Yale College, was a prominent and worthy example. The family has a
genealogy of two volumes octavo, twelve hundred pages, tracing its
origin back to John Dwight, of Dedham, embracing among its number many
men of great learning and ability, statesmen and scholars whose names
have become immortal in the history of the nation for their services to
the country and mankind. Mrs. Robinson is a lady of culture and
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�accomplishments, and of excellent literary tastes; one of the first
and most interesting books on Kansas having been written by her, and
universally read -by lovers of freedom, as among the best descriptive
works upon the character of the new Territory, and the objects and struggles
of free-state men. When her husband was arrested at Lexington, Missouri,
in 1856, she pursued her journey eastward, carrying with her the official
proceedings of the congressional committee of investigation, and safely
delivered them to the proper custodians. She afterward returned.to her
husband in prison and remained with him until he was released.
'
Governor Robinson is a man of about medium height, of good address,
and a courteous gentleman in his social relations. As a speaker he is
solid and argumentative,:illustrating his subjects with appropriate and
strong comparisons rather than attempting flights of oratory, but
always securing audiences and enlisting the attention of his hearers
for the boldness of his utterances and the genuine ability of his
address. But few men, perhaps none, have addressed the people of Kansas
through so many trying circumstances and with such eminent success. He
was bold in his denunciation of, and forcible resistance to, the so-called
laws foisted upon the people by Missouri invasion, promptly declaring
that no mere pretended civil officer should enforce a writ, while he was
prudent in counseling against resistance to Federal authority, and even
while in prison sent out a statesman-like document of counsel to the
beleaguered and oppressed free-state men, who, it was believed, were
determined to rescue him and other free-state prisoners at all hazards.
Governor Robinson resides with his family in a pleasant mansion four
miles north of Lawrence, where he is engaged in cultivating one of the
largest and best farms in Kansas, perhaps no body of land excelling it
in fertility and beauty.

HON. SIDNEY CLARKE.
Lawrence
The ancestors of Mr. Clarke were among the oldest settlers of New
England, and staunch supporters of the Colonial cause during the American
Revolution. His grandfather was an officer under General Gates at the
battle of Stillwater, and was present at the surrender of the British army
under General Burgoyne at Saratoga. His father served in the war of
1812, and was a prominent citizen of his county; his mother was a woman
of fine mind, true piety and great energy of character. They had seven
children, of whom Sidney, born at Southbridge, Worcester county, Massachusetts, October 16,1831, was the youngest. He did not enjoy the advantages
of a liberal education, and at eighteen years of age left the farm and
the district school to engage in mercantile pursuits at Worcester, in his
native State. ~hile thus employed he began to write for the press, and
was soon recognlzed as a versatile and forcible contributor. It was at
this time that he became an active member of a literary society, composed
of you~g men ~ho had, in the main, been denied the advantages of a liberal
educatlon, but who, embracing this and similar opportunities for culture
in a great measure supplied that lack. Mr. Clarke soon took a prominent'
position in the society asa debater.
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�In 1854 he returned to his native town and became the editor and
proprietor of the "Southbridge Press," a weekly newspaper, which he
published for five years. During this time he took an active part in
politics, identifying himself with the Free Soil party. His first
vote was cast for Hale and Julian, in 1852. In 1856 he was a warm
supporter of General Fremont for the Presidential chair, and rendered
efficient service throughout that memorable campaign as an editor and
effective public speaker.
In the spring of 1858, acting under the advice of his physician to
seek a more genial climate, he came into the Territory of Kansas, visited
its best settled sections, and becoming deeply interested in the future
of that historic commonwealth, determined to make it his home, and the
following spring settled at Lawrence, Douglas county. During the first
two years of his residence in Kansas, Mr. Clarke became actively
engaged in political affairs, warmly supporting the Radical wing of
the Free State party. In 1862 he was elected to a seat in the State
Legislature, where he at once rose to prominence among the able men who
composed that body.
In 1863 he was appointed Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers,
by President Lincoln, and was at once assigned to duty in the Bureau of
the Provost Marshal General as acting Assistant Provost Marshal General
for the District of Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Dakota, with headquarters at Fort Leavenworth. In the administration of this office he
was recognized as an efficient and popular officer. In the strict
enforcement of the enrollment act, and in superintending the volunteer
recruiting service in a widely extended district, his office was a model
of organization and efficiency.
At the Republican State Convention in the fall of 1863, Mr. Clarke
was chosen chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, a
position previously held by the ablest of the old free-state leaders.
From this date his record has been one of ceaseless activity and constantly
enlarging usefulness in the political affairs of the State. So long as
General Lane was accepted as the exponent of radical ideas, Mr. Clarke
sympathized with and supported him, and when the Legislature of 1864 supplanted him by irregularly electing Governor Thomas Carney United States
Senator, Mr. Clarke went before the people and promptly denounced the
election as fraudulent, illegal and the fruit of a conspiracy. The
campaign which followed, fully established his reputation for political
sagacity, and the action of the Legislature was overwhelmingly repudiated.
In the presidential campaign of 1864 Mr. Clarke canvassed the State
for Mr. Lincoln's re-election, and by the state convention of his party,
September 8, 1864, was nominated as a candidate for the 39th.Congress.
Though bitterly opposed by the malcontents of his party, who coalesced
with the Democrats for his defeat, he was elected over General Albert L.
Lee, the opposition candidate, by more than fifteen hundred majority.
He was re-nominated for the 40th Congress by acclamation, and elected
by a majority of over 11,000. Again renominated, he was seated for
his third Congressional term by 17,000 majority. Mr. Clarke was always
alive to the interests of his constituency while in Congress, and was
an able, faithful and zealous representative of the needs of a Commonwealth extensive in territory, with diversified local interests and
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�rapidly developing resources. As chairman of the House Committee on
Indian Affairs and as a member of the Pacific Railroad.committee, he
distinguished himself by fidelity to the rights and interests of the
great body·of the people. His first speech in Congress was made in
favor of impartial suffrage in the District of Columbia, and he has
always advocated such legislation as represents the advanced Republican
ideas. He participated in all the leading conflicts which made the
history of Congress memorable during the six years that he served in
that body, and at the same time assiduously labored to secure such
legislation as would promote the development of the State he represented.
Mr. Clarke was defeated for the Congressional nomination in 1870,
by a small majority, the opposition mainly arising on account of his
hostility to the Osage treaty, by which an attempt was made to give
certain railroad corporations 8,000,000 acres of the best lands of
the State. This action he deemed prejudicial to the interests of
settlers, the cause of free schools and the good of the State at large.
In the ensui~g . winter he was defeated for the United States Senate
by the free use of money, upon which he secured an investigation by the
National Senate, which he prosecuted until the Kansas Senator-elect
resigned his seat. Since the expiration on his term in Congress he has
been engaged with his mining interests in Colorado, in.railroad business
and in literary pursuits.
In 1878 Mr. Clarke was brought out by numerous friends without his
knowledge or solicitation and elected as a representative in the State
Legislature from Lawrence, by about three-fourths of all the votes in
that populous and important district. On the assembling of the
Legislature in January, 1879, he was elected speaker of the House by
a very large majority--a position which he still holds.
Mr. Clarke is of an active, nervous temperament, endowed with
great powers of physical and mental endurance. In one of his political
campaigns in Kansas, in less than thirty days he made nearly seventy
speeches, traveling in an open carriage over twelve hundred miles,
visiting the ~ost remote sections of the State, and conducted his
labors apparently unfatigued. He has devoted himself with great
industry and sagacity to the development of the material resources of
Kansas, and has been especially watchful in protecting her people from
the encroachments of the great land and other monopolies which in all
Western States have had to be repeatedly resisted. While doing this,
he has made enemies whose influence has been felt in the opposition he
has encountered in public life; but Mr. Clarke has the proud consciousness of having done his duty to his State, and while resisting all
unwise legislation for private ends, has always aided every reasonable
effort to promote public or private improvements.

CAPTAIN ISAAC NEWTON VAN HOESEN.
Lawrence.
Isaac N. Van Hoesen was born at Kinderhook, Columbia county, New
York, December 26, 1841. His parents were Isaac W. and Jane (Cornell)
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�Van Hoesen. Isaac W. Van Hoesen was born in the State of New York in
1806, and is still living at Macomb, Illinois, and by descent wa's a
Hollander. He has passed through many vicissitudes of fortune, but
notwithstanding he has attained the advanced age of seventy-three years,
is still in possession of the finest business qualities. His life has
been devoted to business pursuits, in which he has been eminently
successful. His wife was a native of Schoharie county, New York, and
died at ~1acomb, Illinois, in 1873, ages seventy years. They had five
children, of whom the subject of this sketch was the youngest.
The education of Isaac N. was limited to about a year at a normal
school in Hudson, New York. He applied himself studiously to acquiring
knowledge outside of the schools, and has added to his limited school
acquirements by his own application until he has become a man of varied
acquisitions in general knowledge, of a great deal of reading and
research, and is among our best posted men in all the essential elements
of a good, practical business education. He had a natural taste for
drawing and painting, made considerable advance in these arts, and, but
for the absorption of his time in active business pursuits, would have
become an expert. His good taste crops out still in his characteristics
through 1ife.
His father removed from Hudson, New York, to Mount Vernon, Ohio, in
1854, and from thence to Macomb~ Illinois, in 1856. His health being
poor, he studied denistry. The restraints of a rather feeble constitution
were not sufficient to prevent him from taking a part in the struggle
of the country for the perpetuity of the Union on the basis of universal
liberty, and in August, 1861, he enlisted in Captain W.F. Bayne's company,
which rendezvoused at St. louis, and was incorporated into the 10th
Regiment Missouri Volunteer Infantry, under Colonel Chester Harding,
which performed duty along the line of the Missouri Pacific and North
Missouri Railroads until Apri1,1862. This was principally in noticing
the movements of guerrillas, embracing most dangerous and thrilling
exploits, where assisinations were frequent, requiring the most
vigilant watchfulness, without opportunity for fair fields of fight, with
little glory to the soldier proportionate to the danger, but when at
the time indicated, the command was released from this perilous but
apparently profitless campaign and sent to Cape Girardeau and thence to
Pittsburg Landing, the really hard part of soldiering commenced. He
was with Pope's command in pursuit of the rebels after the evacuation
of Corinth. During his service he was personally actually in the
following hard-fought battles, besides innumerable skirmishe~ and scouting parties: Corinth during its si~ge; Iuka, Corinth October 3 and 4,
1863, Raymond, Jackson, Champi on Hi 11 s, B1 ack Ri ver, Vi cksburg May 22,
1863, Chattanooga and Mission Ridge. His regiment was in the direst of
the conflict at Jackson, Champion Hills and Mission Ridge, suffering
terrible losses, through all of which he passed without a scratch, when
hundreds fell on every side. He was detailed for duty as acting
sergeant-major in 1862, was promoted to be second lieutenant Co. B,
January 2, 1863, and to be first lieutenant in August of the same year,
and for gallant service on the battlefield of Mission Ridge, promoted
to be captain of Co. G, in the same regiment, November 26, 1863. He
commanded in all the before-stated engagements except the first battle
of Corinth and Iuka, and was honorably mustered out of the service at
St. Louis, August 24, 1864, at the expiration-of his term of enlistment.

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�Since the war he has been one of the most successful, indefatigable,
enterprising business men, engaged as a general agent of the celebrated .
firm of C. H. &amp; L. J. r~cCormick, in the sale of their celebrated harvestlng
machines. He came to Kansas in 1866, locating at Manhattan, removed
thence to Leavenworth, where he resided in 1~69, 1870 and part of 1871,
whence he removed to Lawrence and built the warehouse now occupied by
him. Here he has established a business co-extensive with the State,
embracing a large number of agencies in different localities, and aggregating half a million of dollars per annum.
He was married at Rushville, Illinois, February 24, 1869, to Miss
Rilla L. Bagby. They have had three children. They lost a little son
by death since their residence in Lawrence, an interesting and beautiful
child.
Captain Van Hoesen has been essentially a business man, not only
not seeking office, but eschewing public position, but his fine business
qualities prompted the people of Lawrence to his election as mayor of
the city, which he still holds (1879), and has made a most efficient,
liberal officer, taking great pride in every movement for the advance of
the city's welfare, refusing to accept any salary. He is also president
of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce.· Very few persons in Lawrence take
more pride in its fame and the advancement of its charitable and educational institutions.
WILLIAM McDOWELL NACE.
Lecompton.
William M. Nace was born September 19, 1826, at Buchanan, Virginia.
His grandfather, John C. Nace, was a captain in the war for independence;
and his father, William Nace, was a soldier in the war of 1812. Both of
them were prominent Virginia farmers or planters. His mother,Hester C.
Fringer, w~s a well educated, intelligent, Christian woman and a member
of the Presbyterian church, in which her husband was a rulingelder for
many years.
William McDowell Nace was reasonably well educated in the schools
of his native town, and reared a farmer. In 1848, he entered a wholesale grocery and commission house at Richmond, Virginia, where he
remained for seven years. In 1856, at the solicitation of Hon. Daniel
Woodson, secretary of the Territory, he removed to Kansas, and in the
fall of that year purchased of Colonel H.T. Titus the well known claim
on which was located what was known as Fort Titus, celebrated in the
history of Kansas as the point at which Titus and other pro-slavery men
were captured, and where Captain Chombree was killed. He was made
p~ivate.s~creta~y to Secretary Woodson, and held that position during
hlS admln1stratlon and that of Secretary Hugh S. l~alsh, until 1860.
In the meantime he improv'ed his claim, making a first-class farm, to
which he has added until he has six hundred and forty acres--an entire
section--all under fence and in a good state of cultivation, with a
large orchard of apples, peaches, cherries,,'and all other kinds of
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�tenants, barns and other improvements, making it among the best homes
and farms in Douglas county.
He participated in the battles of Westport, Little Blue, and the
other engagements during the Price raid tif 1864.
He has held the office of township trustee of Lecompton township for
four years and other local offices, and the office of county commissioner
of Douglas county for two years.
He was originally a Whig, but since his advent into Kansas he has
never been a partisan, voting generally for those whom he considered
the best men.
He was reared in the Presbyterian faith. Although never a member
of any religious organization, he has always contributed liberally
to churches, Sunday schools and religious enterprises generally.
He was married at Lecompton, September 29, 1859, to Miss Mary A.
Hickox, daughter of Daniel Hickox, formerly a prominent member of the
New York Legislature. Mrs. Nace is a woman of education and refinement.
TheY have four children--William, John Palmer, Hester Catharine and
Frederick.
The home of Mr. Nace is one of genuine hospitality. He is a man
of culture, great geniality and sociability, and nis house is the
frequent resort of a large and refined circle of friends.
WILLIAM D. MARTIN, M.D.
Ba 1dwi n City.
William D. Martin was born March 22, 1822, at Clabrac, New York.
His father, Agrippa Martin, was a farmer, and immigrated to Freeport,
Illinois, at an early day, where he became.a prominent and influential
citizen. The locality of his residence was known as "Martinls Settlement.
Hi s mother was Rhoda Durham. The genealogy of the family has
been lost, but the parents were known to have descended from Spanish
ancestry who immigrated to America in the early years of the republic.
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William D. Martin is the youngest of a family of four sons and
two daughters, all of whom became farmers, except Chancellor and himself,
who became physicians. His education was conducted in the common schools
of New York, where the facilities for acquiring knowledge were, at that
time, very poor~ In the spring of 1849, he began the study of medicine
with his brother, Chancellor, in Freeport, Illinois, and, in the ensuing
fall, attended the lectures at Rush Medical College, of Chicago, where
he continued until he graduated, in 1851. At the ~onclusion of his medical course,he removed to Nora, Jo Daviess county, Illinois, and commenced
the practice of his profession. Having practiced in Nora for two years,
he returned to Freeport and entered into partnership with his brother,
Dr. Chancellor Martin, who had become eminent in that locality as a
physician and surgeon. The firm did a successful business and secured
a large and remunerative patronage.
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�In May, 1856, Dr. William Martin removed to Kansas, and, for about
a year, was in such indifferent health as to preclude him from engaging
in business. On his recovery, he located at Baldwin City, where he at
once entered upon an active, leading practice of medicine, which he
has continued to the present time.
On locating at Baldwin City, he purchased the "right" of a proslavery squatter to a quarter-section of land, which he improved and
soon after preempted. This land he still holds and occupies as a
residence, where he has made one of the best farms in all that section
of the State. He has an orchard will-stocked with a great variety of
fruit trees, well-cultivated fields, ~ comfortable residence with
dwelling and .out houses, and also a good tenant's house.
He has been a member of the Masonic fraternity for about twentyfive years. He is liberal in his religious views, and attends the
Methodist church with his family.
He was married in Baldwin City, August 4, 1860, to Miss Cornelia
J. Clayton, daughter of William and Alice Clayton, pioneers of Kansas,

who died soon after immigrating to the Territory. She is an accomplished,
influential Christian woman, a member of the Metho.dist Episcopal church, .
of active charities, and has done much in the formation of society and
the promotion of every good work in the community. They have four
promising daughters, the eldest in Baker University, the second making
great progress in music, and the other two in the Baldwin City high school.
Dr. Martin was originally a Wnig, but, on moving to Kansas, became
identified with the Free State party, joined a military company, and,
as far as his feeble health would admit, actively participated in
the struggles of that eventful period. He was among the men in the
forlorn hope against the twenty-eight hundred pro-slavery men who menaced
Lawrence in September, 1856, and belonged to the advanced guard of a few
skirmishers who went to meet them near where Eudora now stands. He has
never aspired to official position, but has always been a Republican
ready to do good service in the cause and to aid his friends. He is a
generous, liberal, social gentleman, whose good deeds and charities
have made him a name honored among a1.1 who know him.
The United States Biographical Dictionary, Kansas Volume.
Illustrated with Fine Steel Plate Portraits, :Chicago and Kansas City:
S. Lewis &amp; Co., Publishers, 1879
Contributed by Lance Reppert
Lawrence,Kansas
From The Emporia (Kansas) News, April 1879,
"O ver the State
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Hodgeman county has been organized.
Kansas has fifty three agricultural societies.
Sixty nine new buildings are going up in Winfield.
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�PAWNEE SCHOOL
District No. 23
Pawnee Township, Bourbon County, Kansas, April 19, 1935
Bob Morrison, Principal
Glenna Fern Strole, Primary Teacher
School Officers: G.C. Gooding, Director
Perry Keeney, Treasurer
Harry Dunn, Clerk
Pupil s:
John M. Oberg, Jr.
Frank Dikeman
Harvey Platt
*Woodrow Lee Moore
Doris Dennison
fvlarjory Rhodes
Flossie Ruth Nance
Julia Davis
Galen Barton
Johnie Leonard
. Mil dred Ba il ey
Lola May Barton
Lorene Clark
Walter Dunn
*Gaylard Moore
Frank Allison
Irene Gooding
Donald Keeney
Mill a rd Denn i son
Maxine Gooding
Myrtle Clark
Lloyd Bailey

Max Barton
Billy Pl att
Wayne Clark
Ross Burns
Lee Burns
Bertha Hood
Wesl ey Bail ey
Estalee Keeney
*Maxine Moore
Freda BroltJn
Olive Burns
Pearl Gooding
Ruth Dikeman
Bob Acres
Donna Davi s .
Corine Nance
Norris Burns
Clyde Burns
Vi rgil Barton
Wi 11 i am Leonard
Robert Salmon

My two brothers, Gayl ard and ~~oodrow, and I drove a horse and buggy
to this school. It was at least 6 miles from our home as it was out of
our own school district. A neighbor girl, Julia Davis, rode to school
with us.
This school is located ten miles southwest of Ft. Scott, Kansas.
It had two rooms, First to fourth grades were taught by Glenna Fern
Strole. She was my teacher in the fourth grade. The other room was
fifth to. eighth. Don Hewett was my teacher for the fifth grade. He
had his first two fingers off his right hand, so he wrote with his thumb
and third finger.
My brother Gaylard who lives in Winslow, Arizona, has a picture of
this school and the pupils. I was there in 1977. It is still standing
and is used for storage. The out houses are still standing but in need
of repair.
Maxine Moore Hougland
Lawrence, Kansas

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EVENTS LEADING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF STONY POINT CHURCH
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March 1, 1854 - Joseph and Catherine Eberhart departed !rom their farm home neor Kittanning,
Pennsylvania with ten of their thirteen children, and boarded an Allegheny RI ver boat
at 2:00 AM, March 2. Accompanying them in the party were a son-in-law and nine
neighbors, in eluding their chi lelren. They changed boats at Pitts burgh, then traveled
down the Ohio and up,the Mississippi Rivers to St. Louis. '
March 6-8 (Arprox.) - Arrived at St. Louis. Stayed a week or ten days, during which time
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one 0 Itte children died.
March 21 Disembarked from Missouri River boat at Westport landing, Missouri, nOW Kansas
City, M.o. Four fomi lies of the neighbors took the next boot bock home to Pennsylvania.
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(Approx.) - A scouting party of four of Joseph's sons - Henry, Paul, Louis and Andrew---;'
set ~ut on rented horses from Westport landing olong the California Road or Oregon Trai I
to search for a locality in Kansas Territory where members of the party might pre-empt land
upon wh i ch to estabHsh homes and farms.

April 3-4 (Appro)( .) - For two days, they based at the trail-sidesettlement of Franklin, later
to become the headquarters for the pro-slavery factiOf"l in Kansas. They scouted the
, surrounding area, but discarded it because of fear ormalario, due to great numbers of
mosquitos in the ferti Ie farming bottoms alo;,g the Kaw River. Moved up the valley to
later site of Lawrence, where an abandoned cabin was found, but no settlers. Turned
to the hi lis and volleys about ten miles to the south.
May 1 (Approx.) - Se lected a site ,and started to, construct a cabin. The land had not yet been
surveyed. They exercised so-called "squatter's rights," whi ch was little more than tak ing
, claim to a piece of land loosely baunded by stakes, rocks, trees, or most anything. The
cabin was near the foot of the slope of what is now called the Pleasant Grove Hi II. This
is,about one mi Ie northeast of the point at the top of the hi II where present State Highway
59 swings from its southwesterly direction up the hi II to a directly south direction after reaching the plateau. Later, the ,now non-existing Durikard Church, Pleasant Grove Store,: etc. ,_
were located ne,ar this jog in the present highway.

May 25, 1854 - Congress passed the Kansas-Nebraska Act, wh i ch pt"ovi ded that the Territoria I
, Government, and later that afthe State, would bepro-slavery oranti-slavery depending
upon thp. outcome of a vote to be taken by immi'grant residents after two years. Joseph
Eberhart, a staunch arlti -slavery Abolitionist, knew before he left Pennsylvania that
'passage of this Act was inevitable. He wanted to "get in on the ground floor" in crusading for the Abolitionist cause in Kansas Territory, which he linked strongly to his religious
beliefs. He had been affiliated in minor official relationships with the church in Penn:"
sylvania for many years; and had peddled Bibles and religious tracts along with selli"g
"Yankee notions" ,or small items of merchandise. These contacts with people gave him
the opportunity to spread his anti-slavery ideas, so it was natural that he later in Kansas
Territory'should continue similar &lt;;Ictivities, .,.),ich on one occasion led to his narr~w
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June 15 (Approx.) - With the cabi'l nearing completion, Henry and Andrew returned t,o
Westport Landing ~o escort the rest of the group ~o their new home. In the meantIme,
the husband and little daughter of Joseph's daughter Maria Ann Hemphill had died of
cholera and were buried at Westport Landing.
July 3 - Early in the morning, the ~y left Westport Landing with a purchased ox-team,
covered wagon, cows, pigs and chickens, and some rented riding horses.
July 4 - They arrived in the late aftet""loon and had their first meal in the new cabin home
in Kansas. Obviously, all memben of the Pa"y could not occupy a single cabin, so
the wagon, tents and bedding laid on .the ground served as sleeping accommodations
for most of the group. After the land was surveyed in 1857, "squatters" had to file
claims on 160-ocre, or quarter-section tracts, located M closely as feasible to where·
the pre-empted land lay.
Note: This. first Eberhqrt tract was later sold ta a George Harmon, who built a house near the
cabin. I~ 1893 ,Noah EberhcJrt, Joseph 's grandson, l'nOfTied Harmon 's daughter, and
they moved odo tl,e land and farmed it.
July 20 - Little girl Maria Sybilla Hemphill died, and was buried on the plateau atop the.
Pleasant Grove Hill, thus becoming the first person buried in the flrst cemetery in what
was to become Douglas County.
. August 1 (Appr~) - Jo~eph Eberhart pre":empted the 160-ocre tiact where his granddaughter's
grave NOS located, and the Pleasant Grove Cemetery developed there as a result. This
cloi m 'snortheast corner was close to the aforementioned jog in present State Highway 59.
loseph started bui Iding a cabin right away, and as SOOn as it was completed he presi ded
ot religious servi ces in it, the first i" the county. They continued to be held rather
regu lor Iy for members of the Eberhart party and other settlers who by now had started
. to move i,.,to the area in significant numbers.
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. . August 1, 1854 - First party of twentY-Mine immigrants from the East arrived and settled at
"Waukarusa," which was to be coiled Lawrence.
1859 - Joseph hod a sterle house bui It on this tract in 1859, and thereafter regular servi ces
were held there, -wi th Rev, Cordley and other early Lawrence ministers often conducting
them.
.
September 29, 1860 - A formal church was organized in Joseph's stone home. It was given
the name, "Christ's Evangelical Lutheran Church ~" Joseph Eberhart and Jonathon Minor
were elected elders and Obadiah Eberhart and George F. Smith deacons. A church
"constitution" was adopted, and the om cers were installed by Rev. D. Earhart. This
was recorded in the minutes as the first congregational meeting.
March 1865 - Joseph Eberhart bought the Branso" Claim at Stony Point, and moved into th·~
cobin on this histori c tract.

:;~;/~.
"",

.

March 7, 1868 - The second congregctio"al meeting was held in thi.~ Brar.~on C(" "n{loc~ted
southeast of the stone schoolhouse!. Josephnnd Obadiah Eberhart were el~cted elders·
and Wm. Georgi i and Pau I Eberhart deacons. They were install ed hy Rev. Earhart.

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�October 10, 1868 - At the end of a church servi ce ir'l the old stor'le school house, at wh i ch
Rev. Earhart had preached, a third congregational meeting waS held, and someone
moved as follows: "Resolved that a committee be appointed to secure, if possible,
a piece of land for a Congregational Form to support the church. Lewis Eberhart,
Michael Herning and Obadiah Eberhart were appointed. II (This farm did not materialize.)
March 20, le73 - Michael Herning died, and.since the committee had not yet selected a
churchyard site and supporting farm, he was buried On whet not long before had been (J .
port of Joseph Eberhart's farm, however, this portion had been sold by him to son Obadiah.
September 3, 1873 - The church pUrchased this 10 acres for the cemetery from Obadiah for $100.
Since Joseph had been appointed at the third congregational meeting on October 10, 1868
lito solicit funds from back East ll to help acquire the then proposed Congregational Farm,
this source may have provided at least part of the funds to buy the Cemetery land.
Nov. 30, 1882 - Joseph Eberhart di ed •
November 18, 1883 - Sometime prior to this date, no doubt while Joseph was still alive, the
constructio"- of the woOd frame church was started ~ Joseph is r:eported as being the main
supporter a"d promoter of the project, and his sons and sons-in-law, along with nonEberharts did the actual construction. Son-in-law Isaac Hemphill was a farmer-carpenter,
and he then lived on the Joseph fberhart place. 'M,en dedi cated, the church's indebtedness was S233, but an appeal nt the dedication ceremonies obtained cosh and pledges of
$336, "so the new organ brougM into the church the day before the dedi cation most
likely will remai,;.". (This organ was stolen from the church in the late 1960's.) .
December 21, 1885 - Joseph's wife Cnf'herine died, and funeral servi ces were conducted in the
Stony Poi.,t Church, with buriali/' t'he churchyard alongside her husband •
.Ii·

May 6, 1898 "The Stony Point Evangel i cal Lutheran Church and Cemetery Association." was
ir'lcorporated, with the follo .... ing perso"s signing the charter as trustees: Jsaac Hemphill,
James A. Duff, Andrew Eberhart, ,Lewis Eberhart and MiChael O. Eberhart. This argani":
zation still owns and manages the Church and Cemetery property.
Iv\ay 10, 1898 Isaac and Rebecca Hemphill, the latfer.the youngest of the t-hirteen childre"
of Joseph and Catherine, deeded to the Association the lO-acre tract lying to the north
. of the Cemetery and between the (hUl' chyard and the rood. The use of this land they
had lang provided as the means of ingress and egress to the Cemetery and for church
and neighborhood gatherings.

Note: The following publ i cations deal extensively with matters touched upon only briefly in the
above chronological summary:
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.

.

"Stony Point Church and Cemetery and Historic Hickory Point" by Ruth Endacott Brown,
The Instamatic Printing Co., Kansas City, Kan"as, February 1968.

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�"History of the Eberharts in Germany and the United States" by Rev. Uriah
Eberhart, Donahue and Henneberry, Printers, Chicago 1891.
"History of the Eberharts" by I.F. Eberhart, B.H.·Da1e,.Printer, Lawrence,
Kansas, 1912.
STONY POINT CEMETERY
VINLAND, KANSAS
Lot 1.

We 1/4

Baker, James M. 1866-1944
II
Iva M. (wf) 1876-1943
(Undertaker's mark illegible)
II
Thomas B. d. Sept. 1932
Snethen, Earnest E. 1902-1903
SE 3/4
Mulvaney, John C. 1871-1923
II
Julia E. 1875-1956 (wf)
II
Frances 1893-1914 (or Mira Frances)
II
Frederick 1897-1918
II
Cecil 1900-1900
II
Cornelia 1913-1913
Kennedy, Helen Louise Jan. 23, 1940
(dau. of Clarence &amp; Mary
Kennedy)
Lot 2.
Gaumer, Daniel d. July 19, 1887 age 72 yrs. 2 mo. 17 da.
II
John F. (dates unknown)
Williams, John G. Dec. 25, 1835-- Apr. 28, 1923
Werts, Solomon 1843-1928 Co. D. 122 Ohio Vol. Inf.-Cp1.
II
Eleanor A. (wf) 1846-1930
II
Jesse A. (Son of S. &amp; E.A. Werts) d. Aug. 26, 1874, age 11 mo. 13 da.
II
Walter M. Aug. 28, 1879 - Oct. 15, 1904
Lot 3.
Herning, Michael - First one buried in Stony Point Cemetery - March 16,
1836 - March 20, 1873, 37 yrs. 14 da.
II
Sarah A. (wf) Oct. 22, 1842 - Aug. 29, 1911 (dau. of Joseph
and Catharine Eberhart)
II
John Albert (son) Apr. 2, 1868 - June 5, 1963
II
Martha E. (Koehring) (wf of J.A.H.) April 10, 1882-0ct. 29, 1966
Endicott, Catharine M. (Herning - dau. of M. &amp; S .A.H.) Oct. 22, 1873June 19, 1941
II
William Arthur (hus) Aug. 24, 1868 - Jan. 18, 1963
II
Edwin William (son) July 10, 1894 - Dec. 6, 1960
Brown, Ben E. 1890- 197 (son-in-law to W.A. &amp; C.M.H.E.) 1st Lieut.
Air Serv. 28 Aero. Squadron, 3rd Per suit Group W.W. I 5/18/17-3/4/19

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�Stony Point Cemetery Con't.
Lot 4. E 1/2
Eberhart, Joseph Mar. 19, 1800 - Nov. 30, 1882
"
Catharine (Kistler) Jan. 4, 1805 - Dec. 21,1885
"
Catharine E. (dau) Sept. 1,1840 -Aug. 5,1875
W 1/2
Eberhart, Andrew (son) July 21, 1835 - June 7, 1907 Co. D. 2 Mo. St.
Militia Cav., Vet '61~'65
Mary E. (dau of Andrew &amp; Anna M. Eberhart) Nov. 28, 1881 "
April 25, 1952, Women's Relief Corps, Kans. Dept. Corps 29
Anna M. (Albright) (wf) Nov. 8, 1848 - Apr. 17;' 1927
"
Georgia M. (1st wf of Andrew) June 29, 1850 - Apr. 9, 1879
"
(Known in Eberhart Hist. as Mary G. Smith Merton)
Lot 5.
Brown, Theodore (owner of Lot - no marker)
Udall, Jane H. (wf of Oliver) Dec. 25, 1818 - Nov. 25, 1874
Wise, infant (dau of John) (dates unknown)
Lot 6.
Smith, George F. Dec. 16, 1825 - Mar. 20, 1877
Anna E. July 15, 1828 - Aug. 27, 1896
"
Ettie R. July 3, 1865 - Aug. 30, 1897
"
Theresa
A. Jan. 16, 1872 - Dec. 18, 1898
"
?
Olive -(small white stone leaning on larger stone)
Lot 7.
Duff, James Alexander Feb. 1, 1841 - Jan. 27, 1911 Co. D. 10 Kans. Inf.
" Lydia Anna (Hemphill) (dau of Henry &amp; M.A. Hemphill) Jan. 25, 1853 Mar. or Jan. 27, 1911
"
Mary Leona (dau) Sept. 27, 1870 - Feb. 27, 1888
"
Henry Augustus ($on) Mar. 15-16, 1877 - Dec. 2, 1879 (Gussie)
Daniels, Ethel Alice (Duff) (dau) 1886-1952
Byerly, Maria Anna (Eberhart) Hemphill, wid. of Henry Hemphill (mother
of Lydia Anna Duff) Oct. 25, 1822 - Feb. 28, 1898
William (hus) Apr. 13, 1816 - Aug. 9, 1900
"
Lot 8.

N 1/2

Eberhart, Obediah (son of Joseph &amp; Catharine K.E.) Feb. 27, 1824 Mar. 2, 1903
S

1/2
Eberhart, Franklin W.- Son of JohnS. &amp; Mary E. (Reynolds) Eberhart
Nov. 2, 1875 - Oct. 7, 1876 (grandson of Obediah &amp; Susanna
Soxman Eberhart)

Lot 9.
Hemphill, Isaac Feb. 5, 1838 - Sept. 17, 1922
Rebecca Lucinda (Eberhart) (wf) 1849-1936
"
. Harrison Howard (son) 1874-1961
"
Amanda Samantha Brizendine (wf of H.H.H.) 1887-1939
"
James A. Mar. 15, 1886-Aug. 1, 1910 Son of Isaac &amp; R.L.E.H.'
"
"
Edward I. (Eddie) son of 1.&amp; R.L.E.H. Jan. 3, l877-Jan. 30, 1880
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�Stony Point Cemetery Con't.
Lot 10.

N 1/2,

Pumroy,
"
"
"
Garner,
"

William S. 1866-1938
,M.ary L. 1875-1913
William July 19, 1898 - Aug. 29, 1898 - Son of W.S. &amp; M.L. Pumroy
Mildred Apr. 30, 1905 - May 4, 1906 - Dau. of W.S. &amp; M.L. Pumroy
Mabel H. 1896 -1978 - Dau. of W.S. &amp; M.L. Pumroy
Claude W. 1903-1950 (hus)

S 1/2
Pardee, Thomas Mar. 14, 1845-Aug. 20, 1917 -- Paren t s of Mary L. Pumroy
"
Mary May 16, 1855-Apr. 24, 1920
Lot 11.
Mcqueen, Josiah 1823-1895
"
Sarah 1832-1897
Josiah
F. Apr. 5, 1869-Mar. 24, 1949
"
Oddie
Ann
(wf) Jan. 5, 1873-Apr. 28, 1959
"
infant
son
of J.&amp;.O. Mcqueen 1894-1895
"
"
"" " " "
"
1897-1898
"
"" " " "
"
1898-1899
"
I "
(Ross)
1866-1903
Son
of
J.&amp; S. Mcqueen
R.R.
"
Mattie
Marie
(wf)
Mar.
23,
187l-Dec.
2, 1953
"
Snow, Jerry Edward Mar. 30, 1935-Aug. 19, 1943 - grandson of R.R. &amp;
M.M; Mcqueen
I

Lot 12.
Hastie, George W. March 27, 1843-Sept. 9, 1877
Susan L. (Eberhart) Wf. March 8, 1845- March 27, 1882
"
Frank
(son) May 27, 1876~ June 25, 1915
"
William L. (son) Mar. 8, 1865- Nov. 12, 1941
"
Anna C. (Smith) (2nd wf of W.L. Hastie) Aug. 2, 1885- ? (no
"
de,ath date on stone)
Tillie
(Patterson) (1st wf of W.L. Hastie)
"
In'fant
dau.
"
Lot 13.
Will, Fritz G.C. 1822-1887
"
Johaflna M. 1850-1924
Griffis, J~hanna (Will) dau. Aug. 11, 1874-Aug. 16, 1945
Clarence E. (hus) Jan. 29, 1867-Mar. 31, 1951
"
Lot 14.
Griffis, Joseph 1842-1917
"
infant son 1888-1889
Lot 15.
McNees, Jarie Brown 1851-1890 "Mother"
Also a small stone with initials J.F.G.
Dav.id
No dates or marker
"
wife
"
" "
" "
chil1d
"
" "
" "

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�Stony Point Cemetery Con't.

Lot 16.
Eberhart, Lewis Jacob (son of Joseph &amp; C.K. Eberhart) Sept. 8, 1833'Oct. 8, 1919
. Elizabeth Brady (wf) Apr. 28, 1840-Nov. 22, 1921
"
, William Henry (son) Jan. 6, 1866-Jan. 17, '1895
"
. S. Anna Ida (dau) S·ept. 17, 1867-0ct. 21,1894
"
Perry, Lula Cora (Eberhart) dau. of L.J. &amp; E.B.E. 1877-1944
"
Newton Taylor (hus) 1876-1948
" John Michael (son) 1902-1930
Lot 17.
Gill, Samuel June 9, 1820-Aug. 28, 1901
Angeline (wf) d. May 12, 1891 age 62 yrs.
"
"
infant son of Janes A. &amp; Sadie C. Gill
Lot 18.
Eberhart;: Paul C. Apr. 3, 1838-Ju1y 25,1915 Co. C. 10 Kans. Inf.
"
' :: Emma J. (Mcqueen) wf Nov. 8, 1852-Jan. 2, 1946
Lot 19.
Hoffman, Christian 1811-1892
"
Catherine (wf) 1811-1899
Lot 20.
Bitterly, I Mary A.

Wf. of August

May 7, 1828-0ct. 9, 1895

I

Lot 21.
Pumroy, James B. July 25, 1835-Mar. 13, 1905
Rebecca A. (wf) Jan. 11, 1837-March 8, 1906
"
James
D. Oct. 22, 1868-May 17, 1911
"
Lot 22.

For sale.

Lot 23.
Barnhart, 'Priscilla wf of Andrew Barnhart Apr. 20, 1825-Feb. 3, 1899
Gill, Sadie Catharine (Barnhart) dau. Nov. 4, 1853-Apr. 1, 1953
"
Jame:s A. (hus) Feb. 13, 1861-Feb. 24, 1942
. Barnhart, Oscar Z. - Son of Aaron E. Barnhart &amp; Catharine F1eager
May 7, 1876-Dec. 25, 1937
Lot 24.
Fitz, George W. Apr. 21, 1814-Sept. 25, 1885
"
Ellen (Malone) (2nd wife) Mar. 20, 1828-Jan. 3, 1895
Roe,
Dau. of Ernest &amp; Laur.a (Fitz) Roe dates unknown
Lot 25.
Breeze, Lott 1856-1878
Compton, Edna E. 1883-1884
Lot 26

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�Stony Point

Ce~metery

Can't.

Lot 27.
Fitz, George T. (son of Geo. W.) Feb. 18, 1843~Jan. 5, 1908 Co. C.,
9 Kans. Vol. Cav.
"
Laura E. (Dumars) wf. Feb. 9, 1847-Feb. 20, 1918
"
Leslie Arthur (son) Oct. 2, 1875-June 18, 1945
II
Bettie (son) Dec. 8, 1873-Jan. 1, 1875
"
George Herbert (son) Mar. 24, 1885-June 3, ,1948
infants in unmarked graves (according to Helen Ho1com Sturdy)
Ho1com, Anna M. (Fitz) (dau) 1887-1916 Wf of Albert Fitz
"
Jessie Lois (Fitz) Dec. 23, 1880-May 18, 1956
"
Martin L. Oct. 19, 1884-Nov. 18, 1974
Dumars (a1so DuMars), James 1815-1900
"
Mary Eliza (Kelley) 1816-1879

"

Two

Lot 28.
McKinney, Archaba1d M. Mar. 25, 1852-Jan. 17, 1911
Ruth Edith Sept. 17, 1889-May 8, 1905
Speraw, J6hn S. Apr. 25, 1835-Aug. 10, 1907
"
LYdia Mar. 10, l834-Aug. 10, 1917
Saxman, Christian and Jacob B. (J.B.)
"

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Lots 29, 30, 3t , 32

For sale

Lot 33.
Endacott,: Alan C.

May 12, 1939-Aug. 17, 1972

Lot 34.
Gentry, Samantha wf. of R.D. Gentry
"
Wpliam
(No dates)

Sept. 23, l849-Aug. 29, 1879

Lot 35.
Beard, William H.

Jan. 2, 1867-Dec. 24, 1886

Recorded 1979 by Mrs. Herschel Hemphill and Mrs. Woodrow Sturdy, both from
Baldwin City, ~ansas.

I

More from "Overt the State":
Because the last legislature appropriated $700 for tobacco and $50
for Bibles for prisoners in· the penitentiary, the Peabody Gazette wants
to know why so ~uch was squandered on Bibles.
About 1,000 votes were cast at the recent election in Fort Scott.
A man in Atchison bought a lot last fall for $25, and built a
house costing $130. Last week he sold the property for $860 cash.
Galena is out of debt, and has cash in its treasury.

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�THE ULRICH CEMETERY
In a setluded spot, about three miles southeast from Pleasant Grove,
there is a silent city - the last earthly resting place of those of our
brave pioneer forefathers who lived.in this community. By their sides
also lie some, of their descendants.
This plot of ground was given for this purpose by Benjamin Ulrich,
whose father, Jacob Ulrich preempted from the government the farm of
which this cemetery is a part. It was named the Ulrich Cemetery and
deeded to the Association, the first trustees of which were Adam Kling,
Samuel Baker and John Bower.
It is not known who was first laid to rest here, but it is probable
that it was Sarah Ulrich, a daughter of Jacob and Mary Ulrich. Travel
in those days being slow and communication much slower, the father and
mother were returning home from a visit to Indiana, happy in the thought
of again being with their family, but were met with the. sad news that
death had suddenly snatched from the home their beloved daughter, and
her form now ~ests beneath the prairie sod.
As we wander from grave to grave and read the inscriptions thereon,
we find the names of the parents or grandparents of manY of us who are
now present, or of their friends of whom we have heard.
Here lies Jacob Ulrich, born July 10, 1803 and died November 24,
1863, and beside him his wife, Mary Hoover Ulrich, born December 3, 1808,
died October 22, 1883. Jacob Ulrich was born in Pennsylvania, on what
is now the site of the city of Roaring Springs. This tract of land was
deeded in 1781 by Daniel Ulrich to his son John - the father of Jacob.
In the course of time Jacob Ulrich and his father turned their
steps westward, locating in Indiana, where they built and operated flour
mills and were instrumental in founding the city of Hagarstown, in 1832.
The Indiana homes of both John and Jacob Ulrich are still in a good
state of preservation. In the Ulrich cemetery nearby lie John Ulrich and
his wife.
.
In 1855, Jacob Ulrich and his family pioneered still farther west.
With them came a number of other families, there being thirteen prairie
schooners in the caravan. They settled in eastern Kansas. About two
years later Jacob Ulrich acquired the farm of which this cemetery is a
part. Here he spent his remaining years in loyal devotion to his church,
his neighbors, and his family.
Although during the famine years (1859-1861) he disbursed thousands
of dollars of relief money sent from the East, he would not accept one
cent for his services, nor would he allow one cent to be used to feed
the hungry people who came to his door, but performed this service
from his own resources.

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�He was just recovering from an illness when Quantrill and his Band
who had just sacked Lawrence arrived and burned the large house and
the well-filled granaries. He did.not long survive the shock. His sons
Benjamin, John, Daniel, Jacob and Henry; his daughters Christina Metsker,
Ann Cook, Mary Shiveley and Susan Flory remained in Douglas County where
they built homes, reared families and contributed to the welfare of their
respective communities. Their descendants, at their annual reunion in
Lone Star, have an average attendance of about two hundred.
Near his father's grave lies Benjamin Ulrich and Esther Shiveley
Ulrich, his wife. He was born in 1832, ~ied in 1913; she was born in
1842 and died in 1911. Uncle Ben and Aunt Esther are held in loving
remembrance by many. They lived on the old homestead and were faithful
members of the Brethern Church (then called Dunker) which was established
on Kansas soil largely through the efforts of Grandfather Jacob Ulrich,
all of whose children lived and died in the Dunker faith. Benjamin'~
sons Herschel, Grover and Harry, and daughters Mrs. Laura Fox and Mrs.
Anna Churchbaugh live near the old home.
We next ~ome to the graves of Daniel Ulrich, born Apr. 5, 1838,
died March 21,1919, and His wife, ~1ary WeybrightUlrich, born Jan. 6,
1841, died Jan. 23,1890. He was a worthy son of so noble a father.
The surviving children are Charles Ulrich of Leavenworth County, William
Ulrich of Lone Star and Mrs. Etta Shank of California.
Here lies Philip Cook, born in 1832, died in 1868, and his wife,
Anna Ulrich Cook, born in 1832 and died in 1912. She was also a daughter
of Jacob Ulrich. She is survived by a dalJghter, Mrs. Alice Bray of
Alva, Okla. and several grandchildren who live out at the state.
We now come to the grave of Mrs. Barbara Bailey, born 1823 and died
in 1917. She always was glad to help a neighbor. Old settlers recall that although in her later years she could not walk, this did not
prevent her regular attendance at church. Her son, Henry, now of
Baldwin, carried his aged mother from his buggy into the church, then
out, each Sunday.
Next is the grave of George Gerard, 1829-1863. These dates tell us
that here lies another pioneer. His grandsons, Carl and George Van Hoesen,
live near Willow Springs.
Here lies Adam Kling, a soldier of the Union Army, born in 1833, died·
1884, and Elizabeth his wife, born 1834, died 1883. Beside them lie
several children who died in infancy.
Here is the grave of Samuel Baker, born 1833, died 1884, and his
wife Elizabeth, born 1834, died in 1917. He was a minister in the Dunker
Church.
Over here on one lot we fi nd three graves. Two b,rothers and a
lie here. The story is told how the three young men and
thelr Wlves ploneered to Kansas, but their joy soon turned to sorrow, for
the three husb~nds all died within one year, and the younq wives returned
to their eastern homes. The men were Ephriam Miller, John Miller and
Harry Comer. They died about 1865.
bro~her:in-la~

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�We find on the next few monuments the names of individuals of whom
little ;s now known, but we know they were a part of the community life
of the early days in which they lived. They too knew the hopes, the fears,
the joys, ,the sorrows, the pleasure and pain that went to make up the
life of the pioneer. Let us read the inscriptions on their monuments:
Philena Bing
John Bower
Elizabeth Bower
Jacob Bower
William McKinney
Nancy McKinney
Archybold Marshall

born 1811
1800
1801
1825
1810
1811
1804

died 1871
1879
1877
1918
1868
1882
1870

Let us pause now to consider the heritage left us by those who sleep
in this cemetery~ A heritage of houses and fields, of pastures and
woodlands, of school houses and church buildings. Yes, these and more.
A heritage of faith, courage and endurance. Of love of neighbor, of
country, of God. Let us hold fast to the abiding values for whi:ch their
lives stood. William Ulrich and Herschell Ulrich are trustees of the
cemetery ,at the present time. October 20, 1938.
Written by Mrs. William (Bertha) Ulrich.
These two stones are the only ones added since 1940:
David Fox 1866-1916
and his wife
Laura Fox 1868-1952
on the same stone
Harry Ulrich
September 2, 1879
January 22, 1961

Gl~ncing thro~gh a history book, I found the following item:
Farmers
qUlckly explolted the cast iron three-piece plow introduced in 1819 by
Jethro Wood.
The cast iron plow, for all of it's virtues did not
work satisfac!orily in midw~stern soils. It was replaced by an all
steel plow, flrst produced ln 1847 by John Deer, a Vermont blacksmith
who migrated to Illinois. The first successful reaper was patented b;
Obed Hussey." Jethro Wood and Obed Hussey are both my ancestors.
II

Contributed by Kathryn J. Bunton
Lawrence, Kansas

85

�Jordan, Aaron and Moses Neal, Brothers
from Franklin County, Illinois, to
Douglas and Allen Counties I Kansas
by

JuneB. Barekman, Genealogist
Jordan Neal was born 18 Jul 1824 in Franklin County, Illinois.
He was ,a son of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal, both of whom were born in the
area of Warren County ~ North Carolina. Jordan Neal married Ernaline Taylor
14 Jan 1847, in Franklin County, Illinois.
Noted on page 123, Dwelling 880, Family 905, of the 1850 Franklin
County. Illinois census is Jordan Neal
Emnline
John C .D.
Aaron Neal
Ellen Neal

born Tennessee
Illinois
"

age 23 Farmer
" 20
2
"
" 17
" 10

"

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"

'II

"

Jordan's age in the above census is in error as all other census records for
him state that he was born in Illinois. Living with J,ordan Neal were a
younger brothe,r and sister, Aaron Neal and Ellen Neal. J01U1 C .D. was Johll
Calvin DeKalb Neal.
Jordan Neal's age is taken from two sources: an Archive record '
from The Genealogical LibrSfY of the Church of tile wtter Day Saints, Salt
Lake City, Utah, by a' Jennie Taylor Maxwell; and from the BiograPh.ical.
Records· of Kansas, 1899, page 796.
In searching Franklin County,Illinois, deeds we find the Jordan
Neal family' I1gone to Kansas Ii, and
Deed #25' - Jordan and Ernaline Neal o:f the territory of
Kansas sell to JO}U1 Roundtree of Franklin
County, Illinois, wi 1M and SW NW Sec 3, and
N! 1m and SE SE NE and part of W," NE . ;~
4-7-53 for $80.00, and also
.&lt;,
Deed #40 - same d~eription.
This is land earlier deeded to Jordan Neal by his father Jeremiah Neal.
There are other deeds wh,ereby Jordan sells land in Franklin County, . Illinois,
to Neal cousins.
V.oters 1st District Jan.-Feb'18 25 census. Territory of Kansas.
Here, tne Neal ages are incorrect (most censuses are not very accurate):
Jurden Neil
Emallne Neil
Ellen Neal
)
Louisa Neal )

age 21
"
30
Age not given
"

"

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Minor

"

�The 1860 Census of Douglas County, Kansas, Wakarusa, Vol.
Jordan Neal
Ernaline Neal
Louisa Neal

age 35

"
"

Farmer

born Ill.

"

30
12

6 p241:

"

"
"

From Leavenworth Dou las and Franklin Counties nio, ra hical Record,
Kansas, 1899, Chapman PUblishing Company, Chicago, IllinoiS, p79 -9. "Jordan Neal, one of the earlier settlers of Kansas is en/jaged in stock
raising and general farming, in Wakarusa Townsllip, DOUfjlas County, where he
has made his home since 1854. He was born in Franklin County, Illinois, on
lB Jul 1824, a son of Jeremiah and, Elizabeth Neal. His father, a ,native of
North Carolina, was married in Kentucky and afterwards settled ona farm in
Illinois. In politics a democrat, he was elected sheriff on that ticket and,
also, for 10 years served as county commissioner. Of the 12 cllildren of,
Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal, the third, Jordan, was reared in Franklin County, ,
Illinois, Amid pioneer surroundings. ,Schools "'ere few and poor, and the
nearest to l1is ilome was three' miles distant. He engaced in farminein his
home county until ilis removal to Kansas in 1847, when he took up 160 acres in
Section 5 and 8 Wakarus twn. (NOTE: Jordan must have gone first to Kansas
without his family. ,l-1any early Neal-Jordan and related fomilies moved to
Kansas, and returned for their own families, household goods and live stock).
"Beginning with the 1st Kansas tract of raw land, ne made the necessary
improvements, broke the ground, placed t: Ie soil under cultivation, erected
lJuildings and built fences. Within 8 years after bis settlement on the land
he had under cultivatlon, but he now, has the greater part of the property in
pasturar;e, as \\le
of recent years given special attention to tile I'aising
of stock.

res

"On his farm he has ahout 150 head of Poland China 110gS and a herd of Jersey
cattle. For 20 years or t:aOl'e he has given the manual work in tile hands of
others, while he superintends tlle.sllipment of staele and produce;,'
"During the border troubles in 1855, Jordan Neal endured alL the hardships
and anxieties incident to life in this locality. When Quantrell made his
famous raid in 1863, he escaped unharmed. However, he had been less
fortunate in .previous years for during a raid by a party of Missouri pro~
slavery men in 1856, all of his stock conSisting of 20 head of 110rses and
90 head of cattle were stolen, only about lq calves escaped. However, a
number of the horses l-Iere lost L!y the thieves and returned to the rightful
owner •
. "In 1860, Jordan Neal drove a herd of cattle from Texas t·o Nebraska City.
From 1861 to U3G 5, he 'was engaged in trading with the Osage Indiana, and was
quite successful in this work. Until recent years, he took a very active
p:1rt in Democratic politics, lJut his work ws not for himseli'." but for the
benefit of his count:r' or his friends • Among the men of this party ile is
known as the 'old wheel horse' of the democrats in WakurusC} Kansas.

87.

�''While living in Illinois and just before .he reached 23 years of D.ge, Mr.
Neal married Miss Dna11neTaylor, by whom ,he had two children. The only
son, Jolm Calvin DeKalb, died at four years of age. The daughter, Louise,
. is the wife of Charles C. Curtis, who is now conducting Mr. Neal's farm."
. (Nan:: Louise was a: deaf mute.)
.
From the 'Lawrence, Kansas, JefferSonian Gazettei 1899-1901, p79-80
Scrapbook 11 Jan 1900, Chapter VIII '
"Jordan Neal, who has lived from the first, adjoining the townsite of Franklin
came to Kansas 15 Aug 1854 from Franklin County, Illinois. His brother Moses,
and a brother-in-law named vl1lliam Taylor came with him. They went up to the
present site of Topeka and struck stakes'vhere the city now stands, but
returned and baught for $120.00 four claims, one timber and three prairies,
from a Missourian nwned Stinson. One of these claims he still owns and lives
on, and the t1mb~r claim he sold sometime ago to Thomas McGee.
"Jordan Neai soon went back to Illinois for his family and worthy possessions,
and when he returned two months later there were a few more cabins in Franklin.
He says he visited the Lawrence party when he first came 15 Aug 1854, and
there were quite a few tents and covered wgons on Mt. Oread. At that time,
they. called their town Wakarusa, but when he returned from Ill1noi.s" all had
moved to the river banks and called the town Lawrence."
.
The 1870 Census of Douglas County, Kansas, Wakarusa, Reel 117 p40,
Dwelling 448 Fa!lli~ 445 . .'
' . .'
'
Value Real Value Personal
Age
Property
Property
Born
Jordan Neal
Emaline Neal
. Louisa rIeal'

45
$1,300
41 keeps house
21 at home

$2,000

Illin6is
Illinois
Illinois

The 1880 Census of· Douglas County, Kansas. Wakarusa, p1.5 .
Dwelling. 20 Family 121 Jordan Neal'

55 Fanner

FJDma Neal (Emaline) 51

William Taylor

30 bro-in-law

Phoebe Pierson

63 servant (1)

Charles C. Curtis

35 son-in-law'

Louisa Curtis

30 dou

Illinois
His father 'born 'Kentucky *
His mother born ~ennessee*
Illinois
Her parents both born" 9hio
Illinois
His parents bqlih born Ohio
N.C •.
. Both parents born N.C.
Indiana
Both parents born Indiana
. Illinois

*(1 know this to be in error through ~ own research.
born in North Carolina.
JED)

The parents. were both
.

Char1esC. Curtis, age 36, of Topeka, Kansas, and Louisa Neal, age 28, of
Lawrence, Kansas, were married 18 Sep 1811 at the home of her father.
J. Hovard Phillips, Minister of The Gospel, ,of Lawrence, Kansas, officiated.

88

�The 1885 Census of Douglas County, Wakarusa, Kansas, plO Jordan Neal

60 Farmer
(and here i t states in much error
both his parents
Ernaline Neal
55
Both
Charles C. Curtis
43 Fanner
Both
Louisa Curtis
35
Both
Eliza Clark
16
Both
C. E. UnderWood
20 Farmer
Both
Lewis C. Neal
35 Farmer
Both

Illinois
that
were. born in Illinois)
Illinois
parents born Illinois
Indiana
parents born Indiana
Illinois
parents horn Illinois
Illinois
parents born Illinois
indiana
parents born Indiana
Illinois
parents born Illinois

(From my own research, this (Lewis C. ,Neal) seems to· be a sonfroo another branch
.of the Neal ftunily-~probably frOm a brother of Jeremiah Neal, Jordan Neal's
father. JB]3 )
The microfilm 1895 Census of Wakarusa twn., Douglas County. Kansas, pS8 Jordan Neal
, Emma· (Emaline) Neal
Charles Curtis
Lu M. Curtis

Illinois
Illinois
Indiana
Illinois

70

66
53
45

Between 1895 and 1905, Jordan Neal is deceased. The Kansas Bureau of Vital
Statistics could locate no death record, and to date I' have not found the
cemetery where he is buried nor the church attended.
JBB
I 0 Census for Lawrence Wakarusa
Dwelling 33 Family 333 -

Charles C. Curtis
Louisa M. Curtis

(;.4 Farms

Owns farm

54 wife

No children were born to this couple.
families were ever identified.,

D

las Count

Kansas, plO Indiana
Illinpis
,:

No further research done, no early, Curtis

In DWelling ,336 Family 331, we find the widow Emeline Neal, age 76,
living with H.· S.Pearson, a male, age 76 ond a blacksmith. He and parents were
born. in Ohio. There nrust be a connection here with the Phoebe Pierson who lived
with the Neals in 1880, and II. S. Pearson.
As stated earlier in this sketch, and as noted in the 1830 census of
Franklin County, Illinois, Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal had 12 children. , Known
sons are James A., Aaron,· Moses and Jordan, the subject of this sketch. I could
not locate any more sons. They may have died in infancy or as youths before
Jeremiah Neal made his will in Franklin County, Illinois, on the 4th day of Sep.
1847 wherein Jordan, Aaron, James A., and Moses were named as sons--no daughters.

89

�The daughter Ell.en'is the ~ known daughter of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal.
She was 10 in the 1850 census of Frnnklln County, Illinois I 15 in the 1855
census of Kansas territory, is not listed in Jordan Neal's Kansas household,
so was probably, married by 1860.
,

.

Aaron Neal a brother to Jordan Neal also moved to Kansas. Aaron
is mentioned in the 'th day, Sep 1847 Franklin County, Illinois I will at his
father Jeremiah' Neal. Mention is made "after death of my Wife, all property
be divided between Jordan and Aaron, my two BOllS." Aaron Neal married
Amanda M. Brinkley 24 Sep 1854 in Franklin County, Illinois.
'
,
We find the Aaron Neal fam.1ly in the 1860 Census of Allen County,
, Humboldts P.0p' Kansas, Vol. 2 ~76 ..
Aaron Neal·
.Amanda. Neal.

Josephine Neal
Rui'us D. Ueal.

W.R. Neal (male)

age 26
24
5

born Illinois
~m:ucQ'

Kansas.
Kansas
Kansas

1

3 mos.

Before the 1865 State qensus of Allen County, Kansas, Aaron Neal
is deceased. The widowed Amanda Neal and family are now found in the
1865 State Census of DoUglas County, Wakarusa Township. Kansas, p49,starting
with numbers as follows #16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28

Amanda Neal
Josephine Neal
Rufus D. Neal
Brinkley Neal
Allie Neal
John McFarland
Harriet McFarland
Jane McFarland
Jordan Neal
Emmaline Neal
Louisa Neal,
John Neal
Franklin Webb'

28 Farms (age incorrect)
9

7
5

born Kentucky

Ks.
Ks.
Ks.
Ks.
Pa.
Mo.
Mo.

2

33

24
9

8
19

(unidentified)

Ks.
Illinois
,.

The children of Aaron and Amanda (Brinkley) Neal are being research~
further at tlds time.
'.
Moses Ileal, a brother of Jordan and Aaron Neal. is found in the
1860 Census of Allen County, Humboldt P.O., Kansas J Vcil. 2 p289. l-1oses
Neal, a son of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Neal, of Franklin County, Illinois,
is mentioned in deeds, and witnessed his father's will. ' .
.
Moses :tJeal,
. Mary R., Neal
Monroe Neal
Iiyman G. Neal
Theresa Neal
Mary J. Neal

27 Farmer
21

5

'born Illinois
Illinois
Kansas

3

Kansas '

1

Kansas
Illinois

20 Seamstress

90

�Moses may have married in Franklin County, Illinois, 26 Nov. 1854 Mary
Brinkley. Mary J. Neal, age 20, is possibly a sister of Moses, Aaron
and Jordan Neal, but this has not been proven.
Research is bei ng undertaken. in the State of Kansas, and as a
pattern emerges more will be written about the Neals from Franklin
County, Illinois, to Kansas. Comments, criticism, and additions are
invited.

WHAT IS A LITTLE TOWN?
A little town is where you don't have to guess who your enemies
Your ftiends will tell you.
A little town is the only place on earth where people past middle
age are called by their first names when they saunter down the street.
. A 1itt 1e town is where everybody kncws everybody else's ca r by
sight and knows where it goes every day.
A little town is where few people can get away with lying about
their age. Too many people can remember them.
A little town is where few people with various ailments can air
them properly for sympathetic ears.
A little town is where, when you get a wrong number, you can talk
for 15 minutes anyhow, if you want to.
A little town is where the ratio of good people to bad people is
something like 100 to 1. That's nice to remember!!
A little town is where it is hard for anybody to.walk to work for
exercise because it takes too long to stop and explain to people in
cars who honk, stop and offer a ride.
A little town is somewhat like a big family--ornery distant
cousins, renegades and all.
A little town is where city folks say there is nothing to do, but
.those who live there don't have enough nights in the week to make all
the meetings and social functions.
A little town is where everyone becomes a neighbor in time of need.
A little town is where businessmen struggle for survival against
city stores and shopping centers.
A little town is where those same businessmen dig deep many times
to help those with countless fund raising projects.
A little town is where many teen-agers say there is nothing to do
and are surprised to learn that their big-city peers are saying the
same thing.
A little town,'when all is s~id and done, is a nice place to live.
A little town is where people know all the news before it is printed.
They just buy the home town paper to see if the editor gets it right.
are.

From the "Home Town News" column
The Wichita Eagle Beacon
Copied with permission.
Contributed by Mary Jamison,
Lawrence, Kansas.

91

�Index to Estates, Volume 3:,; Records olf the Probate Court of Douglas County at
~awrence. Kansas:. This alphabetized list co:vers cases in DO,ckets.A1'and B,. Where
date of filing was missing. the docket and page numb~r have been.lnc1~ded ••
--complIed by Pauhne B. E1nlff
14 5ep' 1881
28 OCt 1869
8 OCt 1876,
111 Aug 1871
30 Jan 1873
20 Apr 1870.4 5ePJ 1882
15 Jun 1878
9.! Dec 1878
6', Jan 1881
2 Dec 1859
24 Feb 1871
18 Dec 1882
2 Jun 1871
20 JUli 1871
5 Feb 1864
7 Jill 1870
15 Jul 1863
6 Jill 1866/,
8-Sep: 1863
2 Jun 1877
4 Mar 1870
12, Oct 1866
15 Oet 1873
14 J'an 1869
10\ Dec 1859,
112~ Jim 1861
3 Oct 1863
114 ,J!un 1879
9 Aug 1876)
16 Mar 1882
15 Aug 1868)
Jun 1857
5 Apr 1867
13 Sep 1864
2 Jul 1866
2 Dec 1880
11 Jul 1868
6 No'v 1880';
1 May 1871
7 Nov 1868
14 Aug 1869
2 5ep'i 1875
17 5ep 1881
3:Nolv 1880
19 May 1868
1!4 Sep 1880

ABDEL -. adoption oof Mary and Ellen FEIE, •• Adoption
ABRAMSON. John D. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dece ased
ADAMS, Ella t. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deceased
ADAMS~ F. E. • • • • . • • • • • • • • ••
Insane
An '1S', J"an,
A'D1\11
e Martha • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'rs
1\
ADAMS~ Mary Etna . . • • • • • • • • • ••
A'doption
ADAMS, Sarah C. • • • • • • • . • • • • • • Deceased
ADAMS~ William M• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Adoption
AKERS~ Benj amin F., • • • • • • • • • • • •
Deceased;
AKERS, Benj amin F. • . • • • • • • • • • • Minor
ALEXANDER, David B~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Insane
ALEXANDER, D. M: . . . . . . . . . . . .• Deceased
ALKINSON, Mary B• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
ALLEN, A. H. • . • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased
AlLEN, Harriet E• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino,r
AI.1.EN, Lyman • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • Deceased:
ALLEN, Mary J. aud.J'enDie R. • • • . . • . MinO'rs
ALLEN, Norman • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
ALLISON, Clara B: • • • • • • • • • • • • Minar
ALLISON, Duncan P'. ••
• Deceased:
ALTENBURG, Harvey
• • • • • • • • • Deceased'
ALVES, Henry C.
• • • •
•• Deceased
ANDREWS, Barton • • •
• • • ••
• Deceased
ANDERSON, Berte 1 • • • • • • • • • • • •• Adopti on
ANDERSON, Charles H~, Henry C'., F,rank • • • Minoirs
ANDERSON, Geo,rge • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased'
ANDERSON, James • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
ANDERSON, John • . • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased
ANDERSON, Jonas P'. • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
ANDERSON, JOlseph • • • . • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
ANDERSON, Maggi e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
ANDERSON, Mary E~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
ANDERSON, Samuel • • • • • • . • • • • • • . Deceased
ANDERSON, Sarah Ann •
• • • • • • Mi nor
ANGELL, seymour L.
• • • • • • • • • . Deceased!
ANTHERS~ Jennie M.
• • • • }\(Joptio'n
ANT RAl'rl , Eli zabeth D~
• • • Deceasedl
APPLEWHITE, Archibald •• • • • • • • • • . Minor
ARCHER, Willi am • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Min 0 r
ASHBY~ Thompson • • • • • • • • • . . • • • Insane
ASHBY', James C.'~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
ASPLUND, A. H~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
ATKINSON, Henry E. • . . . • . • . • • . . . Deceased'
ATTENBU RG, George • • • • • • • • • • • • • Miito,r
AUGLIN, John et al • • • • • • • • • • • • . Mi nors:
AVERY, Edward • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
AVERY, Florence Alma • • • • • • • • • • • Minor

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�,1 5ep' 1879

9 OCt 1879,
28 Apr 1864
13 Apr 1872
16 Sep 1812.
20 OCt 1870
13 Oct 1864
1 Jun 1869.!
17 5ep 1870
24 Apr 1870:
18 Aug 1873
21 .Tun 1873
23 Aug 1860)
12 May 1871
16 Jun 1858
18 5ep" 1878
28 Mar 1863;
2 Jim, 1868
8 Jun 1874
5 Oct 1866
22 Feb 1869,
28: Nb,v 1878
5 Feb 1870)
20 OCt 186$
28 J'ul 1875"
3&lt;, Dec 1873
28 Dec 1868;.
26 Feb 1858
24~ Oct 1865
21 Sep 1877
10} Dec 1869
12 Apr 1866,
8, Aug 1864
7 Mar 186m
13 Sep:, 1871!
1'4 Dec 1868;
25 Aug 1873l
24 Oct 1870)
29 Jun 1872
26 Jun 1874
2 Jul 1859
16 Jan 1879
28 J'an 1861:
11 Dec 1866,
22: Feb 1869"
30 Dec 1872
14 May 1878
21 Ju1 1879
22 Feb 1857
13' OCt 1860:
26 May 1874
~} 5ep - 1859,
31 Jim 1864
12 JUillo 1878
16 Dec 1867
12 Jan 1879
26 Apr 1864

· · ·· ·· · ·· ·· ·· ·.' .· ·· ·· ·· Deceased
Deceased:

AYER, Charles C~
·
BACHELOR, James T~
·
BACON, Philip G;. V.• _
BAKER, Willi am Hi.
BALCH; James A.
BALDRIJX;E, Geo'rge W.
BALDNIN, Abraham
BALDWIN CITY
BALDWIN CITY
BALDWIN, Mary ~. (defendantl •
BALDWIN, Orville T:.
BANKS:, E1li o·t t V_~
BANKS~ Nigilla VI.
·
·
BANKS, Thomas
BARBER, 'rhomas
BARDWELL, Frederick W'.
BARKER, Francis
BAYLES, David
BAXTER, Martha Ann
BEAM, Henry
BEAN, Chas. W~ et a1
BE1);ooD, W. 8'
BEEBE, Mary E'. 'BEI1:, George W'.
· · ·
BElL &amp; SHAW:
BENSON, Grizzilla K.
BENTLEY, Emma
BERGEN, Hiram
BEROJHMAN'~ John
·
BERRY, Tom
BICKERSTAFF, Hannah et al
BIGELOW, Cassius /(~ et a1
BIGGS, Mary C'.
BIGKNIFE, Nancy
BING, John
·
·
BISSELL, Arabella
BtACK, Clarence et a1
BLACK, Emma et a1 • •
•
BLACKMAN, Grant
·
!LAIR; Charles;
BLANEY, ,William
·
BLANTON, Mary B~
BLARICOM~ Evan Van
BLUEJACKET, Isaac et al
BOLDEN, William
·
BOLIN, William
BOND, Christine: •
BQ\JD, Christina: •
OO'JD, Ellis
·
OO'JD, Mah10n .
OOND, Nathan M~ et al
~D, Sylvanus
• t:;uteciiat. and Thoma'S
BOOTH, J:~ M.
•
BOSCHE, John F.
BOWEN, Sarah J'. et a1
·
BOWER, John .
BOWER, Samuel E. -

· · · · · · · · · · · .Minor
· · · · · · · · · · · · · Minor
Deceased;
· · ··· ····· ···· ······ ·· Minor
Deceased'
· · · · · · · · · · · • Incorpo!ation
·
· · · · · · · · · · Incorporation
·
·
·
·· ···
·
Habeas Corpus
· · · · · Mino,r
· · ··
0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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0

0

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0

0

0

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Deceased
Deceased
Deceased
Deceased'
Deceased
Minor
Deceased
Mino,rs;
Habeas Corpus
Minor
• Deceased
• Surviving Partner
Mino\r
Mino'r
Deceased
Deceased'
HabeasCbrpus
Minors
Mino'rs
Mino'r
Minor
Deceased
Deceased'
• Minors
Mino'rs
Minor
Adoption
DeceClsed
Deceased'
Deceased!
Minors:
Deceasedl
Deceased
Habeas Cb:rpus
Minor
Deceased
Deceased
Mino'rs
.Minors:
Minar
Deceased:
Mino'rs
Deceased'
Deceased

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14

Feb 1878
5ep; 1859
Feb 1868
5ep: 1870
Dec 1861,
Jan 1862
D.ec 1872
Apr 1868
.Tun 1875
Jun 1878
Jan 1864
9' APr 1864
9 M'ar 1865
2 5eP} 1862,
3~Ju1 1862
21 Nov 1870
15 Aug 18701
20 Mar 1862
29 AUg 1873
25 Ju1 18711
6~, Dec', 18681
5 Apr 1872
le:Dec 1867
18 5ep' 1878
27 Feb 1862
30, Mar 1860:
2 Mar 1870:6 Jun 187311 Feb 1870
24 Dec 1869
28~Feb 1870
1!3 Jim 1874,
10: Jan 1870
19. Jill 1872
1; Aug 1873\
20 API' 1872
26, May 1876)
26 Feb 1862
4 Apr 1870
21 Feb 1873~
12 APr 181@
19 Jan 1870,!
B 122
15 OCt 1866:
17 Jul 1863}
1:6 Feb 1816,
10 Mar 1864
9 Dec 1851
26 5ep 1818
18 Dec 1868
21 Dec 1870'~
26 Aug 1863~

,/

c. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BOYDi David
Deceased
BOYD, Samuel . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BRACKET, MUlie et a1
• • • • • • • Minors'
BRADFORD, Willi am J.
Insane
BRADY, JOlhn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dece ased
BROWN,, Garwood, H. • . • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BRAKE, Mary Elizabeth • • • • • • • • • • • Minolr
BRANDON, James • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceasedt
BRECHERSEN, Peter • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BRECHERSEN, Sarah E. • • • • . • • • • • . Deceased
BRECHTELBOWER'. Joseph • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BRECHTELBOWER, Mary et a1 • • • • • • • • Minor
BREClITELBOWER, Mary et a1 •
• • Mino·r
BREEZE, Lot, H. C. et a1 • • • • • • • • • Minors
BREEZE, Thomas • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased;
BREWINGTON, Elij ah • • • • • • • • • • •• SChool land
BRICK, B: L. • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . Deceased
BRINKlE¥-; Franklin • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BRINKMAN, Frederick • • • • • • • • • • • • Ueceased i
BROCK, Jeremi ah • . • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BRISCOE~ John 14:. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
BRITTON, John F. • . • • • . • . • • • . . Deceased
BROCKWAY, James G:. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
BROCKWAY, James G:. • • • • • • • • • • • • .Minor
BRONSJN, John E. 1 1 l' • • • . . • . . • • • Deceas,ed'
BROWN, D~ G:. . . ' . . .
• Deceased'
BROWN, Ell a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mincr,r
BROWN, Georgi ana Mary • • • • • • • • • • • Mii'lolr
BROWN, H. H. et a1 • • • • • • • • • • • Mino1rs'
BROWN'; Hbrace C~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
BROWN, Ida • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Adoption
BROWN, Jacob B. • • • • • •• • • . • . • • Deceased.'
BROWN~ Jennie • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'r
BROWN', I!.ewi s et al • • • • • • • • • • • • Minors
BROWN', Thomas p.
• . • • • • • • • . • Deceas'ed'
BROKAW, Thomas JI. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dece ased'
BmJCE, Adeline et al • • • • • • • • . • Mino,rs
BRUCE, Lawson . • • '. • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BRUN,E, JO'hn H-1 • •
• • • • • •• Deceased
BIruNE, William. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Insane
BRYANT, Dudley. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BRYANT.~ Jo'seph V. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BRYSON, David. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased
BUCA', Theodore • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceasedi
BUCK, Josephine • . • • • . • • • • • • • • Minor
IIJCK, Pollly J. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased!
BUCK, Susan • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
BUFFUM, David c::;:. • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased:
BURNETT, Calvin • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased'
BURNHAM, Frederick W. • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
BURNS, Mary H. •
. • . • • • • • • • • Mino1r
BURT, George • • • • • • • • • • • • . •• Deceased

..........c.

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Dec 1870
Dec 1873
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15 Mar 1857
2 Oct 1855
12 Jun 1857
26 Jan 1865;
8:: Jan 1868
24 Jul 1863
14 Aug 1864
5 Dec 1860,
12.Jun 1857
4 Nov 1866
7 Jun 1871
10 Jan 1868
27 OCt 1871'
3 Dec 1868
18 Nov 1858
11 Oct 1871
4 Apr 1870':
28 Mar 1871
28 Aug 1871
4 Feb 1871
18 Jun 1870
26 Apr 1865·
26 Dec 1870
28 Apr 18651
5 Jan 1866·
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11 Apr 1860
11 Jan 1'859
6 Apr 1863
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23 Oct 1865
31 Ju1 1865
21 Jan 1810
19 Jan 1865,
7 Aug 1858
24 Nov 1866:
31 Jan 1872
24 Apr 1865
18 Nov 1856
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5 Aug· 1862
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27 Apr 1865
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18 Dec 1857'
1 Dec 1866.

Blll'R'r:, W,alda A.. et a1
Minors
BUSH, Ao J. • •
•
Dece a sed
BYERLY, David
Deceased.
. BYERLY" John • • • • • • • •
Minor
CAMPBELL, Charles. . • •
Deceased'
CAMPBELL, James J
Deceased'
CAMPBELL, Spencer •
Deceased
CANFIELD, Seymour •
Deceased
CAREL, Henry
Deceased
CAREY, Newton
Deceased
CARPENTER, Lewis
Deceased
CARRIER: Minors •
Adoption
CARROLL, William
Deceased
CARRUTH, Ida • •
Minor
CARSOOS~ Willi am
•
Deceased'
CARY~ Ro,bert W~ • •
Deceased
CAR¥-; Wi l l i am .. • • • • • • . • • • • • •
Minor
CASSIDY!, Joseph • • • • . • • • • • • • • • Deceased!
CHAMBERLAIN, Ira D• . • • • . . • •
Minor
CHANDLER, Sarah A. and Mary E: ••
Adoption
CHAPMAN, Josi ah •
Deceased!
CHAPMAN, Wi l l i am . . • . • • • • • • • •• Deceased
CHERRY, Arthur L • . • • • • • • • • • . . • Minor
CHESI'NUT, Alexander
Deceasedi
CHRI SI'I AN , Peter •
Habeas Corpus
CHRlsry~ Hanorah
Insane"
CMRK, Elizabeth • • • •
Minor
CLARK, George W . o . • • • • •
Deceased
CLARK, J'ames M. •
••••• •
Minor
CLARK, J.ohn • • • • • •. • • • • •
Deceased
CtARK, JUlius • • • • •
Deceased
CLARK, William
Deceased!
CLAYTON, Alice •
Deceased'
CLAYTON, J. Ko B~
•
Deceased
CLAYTON, Melinda •
.Minor
CLAYTON, M. M. 0
Deceased
CLAYoTON, Phillip et a1 • •
Minors;
CLAYTON, Wi 111 am • • • . • • • • • •
o. Deceased
COATES, George W.o. • • •
Deceased
COATES, Uarriet J. et al ••
,Minors
COE, John M.
Deceased
COlE, Leona
Minor
COLEMAN, L. D·~
Deceased'
COILAMORE, G. W~ • • •
Deceased:
COILINS'; Kate • •
Minor
CONGER, John
Deceased
CONLYI, James
• ••
Deceased
CalLY, Wi lli am
• • .,
• • Deceased·
C«J.JLY; Willi am
• 0
Deceased
CONN, Nancy Jane • • • •
• •
Deceased'
CONNELL, Hattie F. et a1
Minors
CONNELLY, James D~ (see James Cbn1y406). Deceased;
CONNOLY~ Thomas
Deceased'
CONNOCY·, William. • •
• •••
Deceased'
CONWAY, O~ Co
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10. Dec 1872
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n

COOK, Elizabeth Maria Clay. • • • • • •• Jtdoptio:n
COOMBS', William Lyman et a1 • • • • • • • Minors
COOPER, Mary • • • • • • • • •
• Deceased
CORNELIUS, Reuben • •
• • • • •
• • Deceased'
COULTER, Calvin L. • • • • • • • •
• • Minor
CORNELL, John ~~
• • • • •
Deceased
CORNELOUS; Heirs of Reuben deceased • • • • Minors
COX; Melissa
• • • • • • • • •
Minolr
• • • • Jtdoption
CRAIG, Fred Miller • • • • •
CRANDAlL, O'~ it:. vs. CARPENTER • • • • •• Aid of execution
CRANE, John L. • • • •
• • • • • • . Deceased
CREEL, H. L.
• • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased
Minors
CRISTER, Mary J. et al
CROLL, August
• • •
Deceased
CRUMPTON, John W'. • • • •
••• •
Deceased'
CUMMANS, Lidian A'. et al • • • • • • • • Mino'rs
CURRY; William • • •
• • •
• Deceased
CUSTARD, Amos J. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dece ased
CUsrARQ;, R. W.
• • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
OJSTARD, Thomas J. et al • • • • • • • • Minors
DANFORTH, Benj amin • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased:
DANIELS~ Charles
et a1 • • • • • • • • ! Mino,rs~
DAVIDSON, Jordan
• • • • • • • • Deceased:
DAVIDSON, Norman
• • • • • • • . Oecensed
DAVIS, Heirs of Bartlett y~ deceased • • • Minors
DAVIS~ Benj amin • • . • • . • • • • • • •• Deceased
DAVIS, George W. • • • • • • • • • • • •• Insane'
DAVIS', H e n r y .
• Deceased
DAVIS; Irwin •• • • • • •
• • • . Deceased
DAVIS, Isaac • • • .
• • Deceased
DAVIS~ Jefferson
• • • •
•• Mino.r
DAVIS, Lanford et al •• • • • • • • •• Minors
DENMAN, Samuel
• • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
DERBY; John •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
DESKINS, Matilda C~ • • • • • • • • • • • Insane
DEVINE, Jane, Hei rs olf •• • • • • • • • • Mi no.rs
DEWIS; Isaac et a1 • • • • • • • • • • • Minors
DIMERY, Sarah E.
••••
Minor
DINS\10RE, Frank F. • • • • • • • • • • • • Minar
DINSI;10RE, William A~ • • • • . • • • • • . Deceased
DIiX; Ralph C~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
DOHERTY, Heirs of Geo. G., deceased • • • • Minors
DOUGLAS, Justice •• • • • • • • . . • • • Minor
DOUGLAS, Wi l l i am M~
• • • •
Dece ased
ooa, Michael • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased'
IlJFFIELD, Robert G~ • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
OOI\'GAN, Kranci s R. • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
OOTTON, Agnes • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'r
DUVALL, Charles et al • • • • • • • • • • Minors
DUVALL, Martin • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Adoptio.n
EAGLE, James •• • • • • • • • • • • • •.• Deceased
EAGLE, Heirs of James • • • • • • • • • • Minors
EBERLE, Joseph • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
ECMAN, Ernest • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino1r

96

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1 Dec 1866
3 May 1862
23 Ju 1 1'8701
29 Mar 1869
11 Jun 1872
28 May 1863
11 Feb 1867
7 Ju1 1857
29 Ju1 1872
17 Dec 1869·
27 Dec 1866
18 Jan 1864
24 Jan 1872
22 Nov 1868
31 Aug 1865
31 Dec 1858
29 May 1866
11 Jun 1867
20 Mar 1871
12 Sep, 1 1864
25 May 1863
19 5ep 1868
4 Jan 1869
26 Jan 1867
20 APr 1870
13 Jan 1868
6 Ju1 1867
23 Mar 1868
30' Dec 1857
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18 Feb 1865
21 Mar 1864
21 Mar 1870;
30 Dec 1863
1 Nov 1871
10 Jul 1863
4 Aug 1865
23 Dec 1872
13 Jul 1867
5 Jul 1871
9 j\ug 1857
25 Dec 1866
27 Dec 1872
4 Oct 1869
13 Feb 1858
11 Jan 1859
25 Oct 1871
4 Dec 1869
22! Dec 1864
25 Sep 1865
18 Apr 1869
6 5ep 1857
19 Oct 1859
6 Mar 1865

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oargare t • • • • • • • • • . . . . Deceased
EAST
EIX;ERTON, ChristO'pher H. ••
••••
Deceased
EDWARD, TheO'philus • • • • • • • • • • . • Deceased
EKIN, JO"hn • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
ELDRIDGE~ Mary R.
• • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
ELDRIDGE, Phoebe et al
• • • • • • • • ~1inO'rs
ELUS (EHLIS) August •• , • • • • • • • • Deceased'
ELLIS~ Minor heir O'f August • • • • • • • Minor
EMMETT, Michael • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
ENG LE SM AN , Wi 11i am • • • • • • '. • • • • • Deceased
ENTERPRISE VARNISH CO., Plff.
j\id O'f executiO'nEPPERLEY, Pauline. • • • •
AdO'PtiO'ln
EVANS, J • D~ B~
••••••••••
Dece ased
EVANS', Susan F~
••••••••••
Deceased
FACHT, Martin
• • • • •
Insane
FAERBOR, Frederick and Emma
MinO'!rs:
RARReR, Samuel
• Deceased
FEARRER, David •• • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
FEARER, Mary A~ et al • • • • • • • • • • . MinO'rs
FELTWELL, Richard • • • • . • . . . • • • Deceased
FIWiORE, Arthur R. • • • • . • • • • • • Minor
FIWiORE, Lemuel
• • • • • • ••
• Deceased
FINDLEl"-; P ~ H. • • • • • • • • • • • . • • Deceased
FINLEY, Elizabeth~.
• • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
FINNEY, Anna et al
Minors
FINNEY~ David T.
et al • • • • • • •
MinO'rs
• • ••
• • • Mino·r
FINNEY, ThO'mas M~
• • • •
Deceased'
FISH, Charles
FISH, Heirs of Charles, deceased •
Minors
FISH, Mary Aim • • • • • •
••••
• Minor
FISHER; Mary • • • • • ••
• • • • • • Habeas Corpus
FITCH,Edward P~ • • • • •
• • • • • Deceased'
FITCH, J. S~, C'.I,&gt; •• aud.E~P'~ • • • • • • • • Minors
FITCH, Julia S~ et al
• • • •
• Mino'rs
FITTON, James • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased
FITTON, Lillian et al
• Minors
FTIZGERALD; JO'hn
• • • •
• Deceased
Deceased
FLINN, WID. • • • .
FOURACRE, Arthur • • • •
Deceased
FRAME, James W,. • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased,
FRAZIER, BenO'nia
• • •
• Minor
FREEMAN, Wi, H~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Decegsed
FRITZEL, Henry • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased!'
FROST, Laura K. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
FRY{, William • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
FULLER, J. M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
FUNK, JO'hn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased
FULTS: P. D. et al • • • • • • • • • • • Minors
GALLAGHER, JO'hn • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceasedl
GARDEN, Joseph • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased~
GARDEN, E', E. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MinO'r
GARDNER, OrlandO' B~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
GARVIN. Robert • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
GARVIN, Thomas
Deceased
GARVIN, Thomas A.
• • • • • • • • • • • • Mi n O"r
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•••••••
GATES, Levi
• • • • • • • • • • • • •
GEARRARD, George • • •
GERBAlL, Antho'ny • • • •
GILBREATH. F. Ho • • • • • • • • • • • • •
GILLESPIE, David t. . . . . . . . . . . .
GILLESPI E, hei rs of D~ t. . . . . . . . .
GILLHAM, Carrie E~ • • • • • • • • • • • •
GLANVILLE, Jerome H. • • • • • • • • • •
GLANVILLE, John
• • •
GLEASON, Dennis • • • • • • •
GLEASON, S~
GOODIN, F Co • • • • • • • •
• • •
GOULD, ft. and C. O~
•
GRANGER, Henry • • • • • • • • • ••
GRATON, John R. •
o.
GREEN, Evan E. •
GREINER, John et a1 • • • • • • • • • • •
GRI5r, John •
o.
GRISWOLD, J. F.
GRISWOLD, Nellie F~ • • • • • • • • • • •
GROVENOR, Henry Di.' • • • • • • • • • • • •
GROVENOR, Laura
• • • • • • • • • ••
GROVENOR, Willard H~ • • • • • • • • • • •
GRUBB', Richard J'. • • • • •
GUEST, Baker • •
• • •
GURLEY. Elizabeth H~
GWARTNEY', Thomas
•
HAAS~ J. C. D~ and Geo. C.
HAAS', L. D'.
HADLEY', W'. PHf. • • • • • • • • • • • •
HAGANS, Campbell •• • • • • • • • • • • •
HAGGETT, Myrta Bell
HALL. Charles • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • ••
HALL, Jacob
HALL. John M. • • • • • •
• • • •
• • •
• • •
HALL, Lucy A'.
HAlL. MOlses F.
• • • • ••
• •
HAMLIN, Charles H; • • . • • • . • • • . •
lWDll.IN, h'eirs of • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HARLOW'. Della
• • • • ••
HARLOW', Oscar • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HARMON, Cal vin A~ • • • •
HASKELL, Co A. • • • • • • •
HASKEfU., C. A., heirs of •
HASKELL. 'Franklin
HASTY, George
• •
• • • •
HAUG, John J.
HAWKINS. Daniel •
HAYNES, James: •
• • • • • •
HAYS, Margaret
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HAZELTINE. David • • •
HEATH, Erastus
HEATH, heirs of • • •
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HENDRY, Samuel
•
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HERN, Nat
• • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HERR, Abraham's heirs • • • • • . • • • •
HE RRINGTON~ Robert H. • • • • • • • • • •
HICKMAN, Mary J.
• • • • • • • • • • •
HILDEBRAND, Christian • • • • • • • • •
HILE, C~leb • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HILL, Clinton • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HIu.., John . . • • • . • • • . • . • • • •
HILL, Heirs of John • • • • • •
• ••
HILLER, Nellie, minor adopted by DEY • • •
HIMES, Jo'seph • • • • • • • • • • • • • .
HINMAN, Wi 11 i am Pl. • • • • • • • • • • • •
HITCHCOCK, heirs of • • • • • • • • • • •
HmAN, Dennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HffiUE, Jo·b • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HOLMES~ Jabez
• • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HOLl\lES, 'R. Joseph • • • • • • • • • • • •
H&lt;LTZLANDER', Lydi a • • • • • • • • • • • •
HONN&lt;l..D, Mary • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HOOVER, Isaac B. • • • • • • • • • • • • •
HOOVER, Mary A.
• • • ••••
HOPE, Joseph D.
HORNSBY,' Columbus • • • •
HORNSBY,' Willi am B.
HORTEN, .Robert T.
HOWARD, John p~
. • • •
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• • • •
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HIJN'llS Jo;hn R. • • • •
• • •
HUNT, Julia • • • •
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HUTCHINS, Jason
• • • • •
HUTCHINSON, Phillip
•••••
HUTCm SON, JO'hn F. • • • • • • • • • • • •
HUTCHISON, Rebecca D. • • • • • • • • • •
HUTCHISON, Walter C~ • • • • • • • • • • •
HYNES, Henry Thomas • • • • • • • • • • •
JMIESON, J arne s • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
JAMESON, John • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Jenkins, Gains • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
JENKINS, hei rs of • • • • • • • • • • • •
JENKINS, W. D. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
JENKINS, Heirs olf • • • • • • • • • • • •
JENKS, Lewis • • • • • •
JENNINGS, Henry H.
•
JEWETT, Fred
••
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JOHNSON, Eli zabeth S. • • • • • • • • • •
JONES, Eaward J.

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Mary K. • • • . • . • • • • • • • •
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••
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JORDAN, Hei rs of • • • • • • • • • • • • •
JOURJX:t-J, Ce1estern •• • • • • • • • • • •
. KARCHNER, Anton
• • •
KASHNER, eeter J.
• • ••
KAYSINGER, John
KAYSINGER, Heirs of •
KELLEY, Seth • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
KEll.EY, Hannah's Heirs • • •
KELLOGG, Lucius •• • • • • • • • • • ••
KENNEDY', Minor hei rs •• • • • • • •
KENNEDY, Samuel o • • • • • •
KENNICUT, Jahn A. • • • • • • • • • • • •
KESICKER, John • • • • • • • • • • • • •
KIlLAM, George F.
• •
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KIMBAlL, Fredrick • • • • • • • • • • ••
KINZY, B: F. . . . . . •
KIRKPATRICK, Fred Willis (minor) • •
KLAUSE, Frederick •• • • • • • • • • ••
KUMMEL, Augustus H. . . . . . . . . . . , .
KUNTZ, Henry •
KUNTZ, Julia p'. and. Ro·bert E.
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LAKE, Mino'r heirs of Jessie S~
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LANE, James H. • • • • • • • • • • • • ••
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LANNUM, Kinzey • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
LANTERWASSER, minor heirs of •• • • • • •
LARING, Judah • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
LASH, John • • • • •
LASH, Eli zabeth • • • • • •
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LITCHFIELD, Lewis F. • • • • . • • • • • •
LITCHFIELD, Lewi sT. • • • • • • • • • • .
LONGFELLOW, Heirs Daniel O~
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EOW, JOlseph Go o.
LOWRIE, John \'l:~
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McCABE', James Eugene
McCARRON, Rose
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McCLEAN, James D'.
McCLELLAN, Jo,sephine
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McCONNELL, Matthew vs J o T. Barnes
McCUNE, John o.
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McFADDEN, Jacob • • •
McGee, Aaam N:o' •
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McGHEE, Arabella D.
McKINNEY, l\1ar,garet ••
McKINNEY, William
McKLENDISH, Thomas • •
McLANE, George W. • •
McQUESTION, Heirs olf David Bo
McQUISIEN, David B~
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MATTHEW" Sarah
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MILLER, Bryce W'o
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NICHOlLS, David • •
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OAIYfHO'J1JI', Ro,sella J. • • • • • • • • • • Minor
OAKLEY, Joseph Jr. " ,
• • • • • • • • Deceased
OBERLY.; Go,ttlieb, heirs of • • • • • • • • Minors
(l;EE', Catherine Plff. • • • • • • • • • • Aid of execution
OLIVER, Jessie E. • • • • • • • • •
Minor
OLl!.SON, Peter • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Habeas Co'rpus
OSBURN, Thomas J.
• • • • • • • • •• Deceased'
OWENS, Catherine
• •
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OWENS, William
. . . . . . . . . . . . Deceased
OWNES, Wi l l i am hei rs • • • • • • • • • • • Minors
PAINE, Alfred J.
. . • • • • . • • • • Deceased'
PARKER; Alexander • • • • • • • • • • • • Pauper
eARKER, Theodore • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
PAll'IER, Daniel W. • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
PAUIlER, Laura E. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
PARKERSON. Martha J. • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'r
PARKS, John •• • • • • • • • • • •
.Insane
PARMAN. minor heirs of estate of • • • • • • Minors
PMl.TRH~~£t John
•• • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased
PATE. Minors of R~ W~ • • • • • • • • • • Minors
PATTERSON, William' • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
PEABODY.~ D G.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • . Deceased'
PEASE. Sarah M. (Guardian) • • • • • • • • Minor
PEEBLES, Jennie
• • • • • • •• Minolr
PEEBLES, ROlbert . • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased:
PEBBLES'. Hugh H. A. B.
• • • •
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PERRINE, Geo,rge N~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino,r
PETIEFISH. George
• • • Minor heirs
PHIr~IPS~ Harris
••••
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PHILLIPS~ Minor heirs of
• • • • • • • • • Minors
PIERATT., John • • • • • • • • • • • • •• Deceased
PIERATT., John F. and Mary., • • • • • • • • Mino,rs
PIERAT'l1.', Willi am G:. and Jesse: • • • • • • .Minors
PliU.A", Frederick • • • • • • • • • • • .,. Deceased
PIPER. William G~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
POAR, Jeremiah • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
POTTS~ Harry Burt
• •• Minor
PRATHER, Sarah J. • • • • •
• • • • • Minor
PRATHER, F. Trustee of • • • •
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PRATT:, Caleb S. • • • • • •
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PRATT', Robert • • •
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PRATT., Ro·bert Minolr heirs of
.Minors
PURVIANCE~ James
• • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
PUTNEY, L. B~ Dft. • • • • • • • • • • • Aid of execution
RAKE, David Jr. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
RANGER~ Samuel
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
RANSOM, Luther N~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
RAY, A. D.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
RAYMOND~ T. [.
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READ, F. W~
• • • • • •
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REED, Bathsheba, minolr heirs of
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REED, E. B~ • • •
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REED~ Ed E.
• • • •
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REED, G;. K.
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REED, Louis A. • • • . • • ' , • • ' , • • Minor
REED', M,arg are t
• • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • Deceased'
REED, Minor hei rs of • • • • • • • • • • • Minors
REEDER, Andrew H. . . ' . . . . . . . . . . Deceased
REEIl\1liJELLER, A1ois- • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
REEl, Peter A. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mi no'r
REDMOND, BrownIo'n • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
REYNOLDS~ Ellen J~
• • • • • • • • • ~ • • Minor
RICH, Charity A'. • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
RICH~, Mary E.
•
Mino'r
RlffiEWAY, Minor heirs • • • • • • • • • • Minors'
RISNER, Miles and Bithania • • • • • • • • Minors
ROBB]NS, Loring, mino-r hei rs of • '. • • • Minors
ROBERTS, Jo'hn • • •
•
Deceased"
ROBER11S~ William J;
• • • • • • • • • • • Deceasedi
ROBINSON, Neal C~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased!"
ROIJ;ER$~ M., F:.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'rs;
RODMAN, Jo,hn • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased:
RODRIQUE, Andrew J~ • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased:
RODRIQUEZ, Ari stides
• • • • • • • Deceased
Roar, minor hei r
• • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
ROTHWELL, Samuel • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'r
RUCKER, Ninnis S~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
RUNLETTE, Henry C.
• • • • • • • • • Deceased'
RUSSElL, J. W'.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
RUTH, Isaac M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
RYAN; Abbie
• • • • • • • • • • • • • Insane
RYAN, Michael • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Habeas Corpus
SAFFORD, A. Co W.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
SALTER, Thomas • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
SANDERS, Benj amin • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • Deceased
'SANDERS, Denni s • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
SANDERS'minors • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino'rs
SARGENT, Geo' H.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
SAUNDERS', Abner M~ • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
SAUNDERS~ Helen • • • • • • • •
Insane
&amp;;HEEL, Henry C~ . . minor heirs of
Minors
SCHIELDS', Ro,bert F. • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
SCHINDEL, Ludwig
• • • Deceased
SCHLIPFER, Chri sti an • • •
• • • • Deceased
SChool lands
SCHRIEBER, Henry
• • • • • • • • • • • Insane
&amp;;HWAB~ Michael • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
SCHWARTZ, William • • • • • • • • • • • • Insane
SCmT, Chri sti ne • • • • •
• • • • Minor
SCOUTEN minors • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minoirs
SCOTT Minors
• • • • • • • • • • • • • Mino;rs
SEARING, James T~
• • • • • • Deceased:
SEARING, Sidney, mino'r heirs of • • • • • • Minors
SELIG, Wilhelmine • • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
SElLMAN, Ferdinand • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
SEYMORE, tv,aIdo G. • • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
SEYMOUR, William • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
SHANNON, John • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
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SHIELDS-; Mary • • • • • • • • • • • • • • _
SHI RLEY', Isaac . , . • • • • • • • • • • •
1859
SHIRK, Wm A'Ferry, heirs of • • • • • • •
SHULTZ, Frederick • • • • • • • • • • ••
1861
SHULTZ, Jesse G~ , minor heirs of • • • •
SILLMAN, Ferdinand • • • • • • • • • • • •
SIMMONS', Thomas • • • • • • • • • • • • .
1855i
SIMMONS, Thomas J. • • • • • • • • • • • •
8~~
SIPES, Willi am • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
8~ 167
~ART, Martin
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8 163
Sl\UTH, Abigail • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
8 101
8~ 55 &amp; 8 lOlL SMITH, AbigU • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
8',151
SMITH, Spencer • • •
SMITH, Thomas mino:r
8 435~
~OW, Benjamin H.
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8457
SNOW, Nathan o.
B 73
SNYDER,S. Samuel
5 5ep 1863
25 May 1:861
&amp;lULE, Amasa
8 548
SOWERS, William L. • • • . • • •
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SPICER, . Andrew J. Deft.
8 4
SPICER, JOlhn
• • • •
8 381
8 496
SPRIGGS', James •
SPURGIN, William • • • •
8 555~
8 526
SIAINES, John, mino'r heirs of
B 499
SfANILEP, minors of Thomas S~
8'219
SfAi?LES, Lo F • • • • •
8 412
STARR, Elmer E. ••
8 313
SfAlJBE, John
"26 Nov 1859
SfEARNS', Cl ark • • • • •
• • • • • •
4 Mar 1861
STEARNS, minor heirs ' ••
4 Mar 1861
Sf EARNS , Elisha and Emery F.
• •••
29} Dec 1857
SfEELE and McGUIRE minors
• • • • • •
1:1 Dec 1864
STERLING, George W. and Robert M. • • • •
19. Ap:r 1859.'
STEVENS, Henry •• • • • • • • • • • • • •
8 445
STEVENS, Taylor • •
• •
10 Mar 1859
STEWART. John • • • •
19 Jan 1864
STONE, Nathan • • • • • • • • • • • • ••
8 325
Sf RODE , Jardon • • • • • • • • • • • • •
19 May 1860
STROUP~ James w.~
et a1 Willi am • • • • •
12 Ju1 1859
STROUP, JO'hn
• • • • • • • • •
3 May 1862
SI'ROUP, William • • • • • • • • •
8 275
SUMMERS, David heirs •
10 Sep 1857
SUTHERLAND, Samuel •• • • • • • • • • • •
12 Ju1 1860
SUTHERLAND minors
• • • •
8 419
SWAN, George E. •
• • • •
8 164
SYLVESTER. minor heirs of • • • • •
4 5ep 1861
SYLVESTER, Eo
8 347
TAYLOR, Eli zabeth p~ • • • • • • • • • • •
8 103
TAYLOR, John tV. • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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TAYLOR, Maria E.
8 331
TAYLOR, Mary E. • • • • • • • • . • • • • •
8 291
TAYLOR, 1homas •• • ••
, 8 33$
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B 23'
B 451
B 397
5 Jun 1856
B 231
B 414
B 560
26 Feb 1861
B 298
B 500
B 524
B 125
B 392
20 Jan 1858
28lJan 1858
16 JuI 1863
9 Nov 1860
B 341
16 Oct 1856
5 Nov 1860
B 120
B 423
B 399,;
14 Jun 1861
B 98:
B430
B 4,
4 Jan 1864
B 324
B 510J
22 May 1862
28 Jan 1861
18 Jan 1864
11 Feb 1862
B 466
B 281
24 Dec 1857
B 255
164 Journal
B 315
B 247
1 Jul 1861
20 Jun 1859
18 Jun 1857
B250
B 370
B 492
B 192
5 Jan 1856
B 34
20 Oct 1863
9. Dec 1857
B,290

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· · · · · · · · Minors
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· · · · · · Minor
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·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· · ·· · ·· ·· · Deceased
Deceased

TEmER, B. H. minor heirs
•
TEETER, Isaac
•
•
TERRY, John If'.
•
•
TERRY, George G.
·
TE&amp;;HEMAKER, Charles T:
•
TH(X'ilAS. Amelia J., mi no,r hei rs estate of ·
TH(I\iPS~, H. W~
• •
THRAU.. Sarah E.
• •
THURBER, George B.
•
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TIBSLOW, Nancy
•
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T.IlTON. Charles H.
TODD, Archibald
TODHUNTER, James D.
TODHUNTER, James D~ minolr hei rs
TOULEY, Edward
TOUlEY. Moses
·
TOULY, Margaret •
TRASK, Jo,si ah Co
TRAVAIS, Eliza P.
·
TRUMP', Verdike
•
TUFTS, Mary A.
TURLEY. Minor heirs of James •
TURNER, Mary Fo, Debo'rah. Samuel
TURNER, William
·
TUSSEY. James So
•
TUSSEY, Minor heirs of the estate •
ruTILE. Henry
·
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TWINING. lewis
•
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ULRICH, Jacob
•
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ULRICH. Susannah
UPTON, William
··
VAN BlARICORN, David
VAN fLARICORN, Eve
VANCIL. Daniel
VANCLEAVE, John
VANDENBERG, G. p~
VAN HORN" Lydia E.
•
VEITCH minors
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VITI, Stephen
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VLEIT, John B.
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VOGHT, Martin
·
VOHL, Peter •
· · ·
WAIT, Richard G.
WAIT, William W'.
•
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WAITE, John
WAITER. Henry Thomas
WALKER, John
WALKER, John R.
WALKER, Samuel
WALLACE mino,rs
WALTER, Thomas Henry, mino'r
•
WATSON, James
WATSON, William
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WAUGH, Louisa, heirs of
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·· ··· ··· · · · · · · ···· Deceased
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. · · · ·· ·· · ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· ·· Deceased
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Corpus
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· · · · · · · · · · · · · · Adoption
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25 May 1858
8 424
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26 Apr 1858
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8 505
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11 Sep 1863
20 Feb 1865
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11 Feb 1859
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WELCH, Isaac Ami • ~ • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
WELCH, HUgh.P. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WELLS, Minor heirs oJ Warren • • • • • • • Guardianship)
WERNER, Aaron • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WEBSfER, George P. and Sarah A.
• • • • • Minors
WHALEY. Henry, Sarah and Franci s • • • • • Minors
WHARTON, Robert • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WHffiDO'J, A. M.
• • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
Wm:TE, Arthur M. W. • • • • • • • • • • • Minor
WHITE, Anthony • •
• • ••
Minor
WHITE, Augustus W~
• • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WHITE. Emily C.
••
• • • •
• Deceased
WHITE, Lillie M.
• • • • • • • • Adoption
WHITE. Mary Emma
• • • •
Mino'r
WHITE, Morris E.
• • • • • Minors
WHITE, Thomas H.
• • • • • • • • Deceased
WHITE, William Henry
• • • • Mino'r
WHI'lLOCK. James Heirs o.f.
• • • •
Mino'rs
WHITLOCK, William • • •
• • • •
Deceased
WHITNEY. Roxy Ann • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WHITZEL, Phoebe • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased'
WHYMAN, Ezari ah • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WILBUR. Lena Ii. and Maude p;~
• • • • • • Minors
WILDE, JO'hn • • • • • • • •
• • •
Deceased
WILEY, Samuel heirs o.f • ;, • • • • • • • Minors
WILLETTt, Oliver p~ • • • • • ~ • • • • • • Deceased
WIU..EY, Denni s •• • • • • • • •.• • • • • Deceased
WILLIAMS, Jonathan B~ • • • • • • • • • • Mino'rs
WIlLIAMS, Lizzie
• • • • • • • • • • • Mino,r
• • • • . • • • • • • • • Deceased
Wlli.IAMSON, H. 8~
WIll.IAMSON, T. William • • • • • • •
Deceased!
WIlLIAMSQ\J, minor heirs of • • • • • • • • Guardianship.I
WILSON. hei rs oJ Lei r and Leamer • • • • • Minors
WIMAN, Azari ah
• • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WINNINGHAM, Willi am • • • • • • • • • • • Insane
WI SE, John • • • • • • • • • '. • • • • • • Dece ased'
WITTEN, James
• • • • • • • • • Deceased
WIZER, Phillip G: • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
\'JOOD~ Flora Me and James p~
• • • • • • • Minoirs
WOOD. Harrison • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WOOD, W. H. H. minor heirs of • • • • • • Guardianship
WOOD, Rhenthy' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WOOD, Willi am H. 1 . • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
WOODRUFF mino'rs • • • • • • • • •
Guardi anship
. WOODS', Andrew • • • • • • • • • •
Deceased'
WOODWARD, Mary W,. • • • • • • • •
.;, Minor
WORTHY, Mary M. (Guardi anship~'
Minor
WRIGHT, Jabez L. • • • • . • . . • • • • • Minor
WYMAN, Ezra's minor heirs •• • • • • • • Minolrs
YOUNG, A. M. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
ZIEGER, Catherine
• • • ..
• • Minor
ZIMMERMAN, John •• • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
ZIMMERMAN, John • • • • • • • • • • • • • Hi no'r
ZOHN~ Samuel • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Deceased
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106

••

�QUERIES
Queries are free to members. They should state at least two facts
to ~ain the best results. There are many of our ancestors who have the
same first and last names and this might hasten our answers.
Queries are for the present time free to non-members. They must
concern Kansas related ancestors of fifty years or more.
Kathryn Bunton, 2135 Kentucky,· Lawrence, . Kansas· ·66044
Would like to exchange information on the following family lines: TYLER
WHITE, WOOD, PALMER, HOYT, NE\~ELL, FEAKE, THOMAS, DI XON ~ SEARS, BUNTON,
SHEENY· and HUNT.
-Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need parents of John COON, born 15 April 1799, place unknown, and hi~ wife
Elizabeth (Betsy) COLE, born 23 Jan. 1800 in Dutchess County, New York.
They raised family-or-8 children, all born in Phelps (Ontario County) New
York, between the years 1820 - 1838. Later some of the family moved to
Elyria (Lorain County), Ohio where their daughter Lucinda M. COON married
William Henry SEMPLE in 1850. Will be glad to exchange information on
any of the above mentioned names.
Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Who were the parents of William Henry SEMPLE, born 7 Aug. 1834, place
unknown but could be possibly New York, Pennsylvania, or Ireland. Came
to Elyria (Lorain County), Ohio sometime before 1850 at which time he
married Lucinda M. COON and they raised all their family in Elyria. He
died in Elyria: 15 0~1904.
.
Mrs. Emma Sempl e Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044.
Any information pertaining to John V. COON will be appreciated. He was
an attorney and was born in Phelps (Ontario County), New York 30 March 1822
and his wife was Charlotte M. MILLER. He lived in Elyria, Ohio and later
migrated to Blue Rapids, Kansas in the 1870's, where he was active in the
gypsum industry. He died in Blue Rapids 2 Jan. 1895.
Mrs. Emma Semple Berg; RFD 2 - Box 224, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Will be glad to exchange information on the following lines: SEMPLE(Ireland, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio); COON - (New York, Michigan, Ohio);
COLE - (New York, Michigan, Ohio); BERG --rGermany, New York, Ohio, Kansas);
VOSS; NUPHER; ADAM.
Mrs. Mary Jamison, R. 5, Box 176, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Need birthplace, parents of Joseph H. ANDERSON, b. Ohio ca. 1848. M.
Nettie ROBERTS, Peru, Nebr., Oct. 1883. Five children. Homesteaded
Cherokee Outlet, Okla.
Mrs. Melvin Flory, Box 391, Camdenton, Missouri 65020
Would like information about these early Douglas County, KS. ancestors:
Wm. Jefferson SCOTT, Julia A. HUTCHINSON, both from VA; Phillip HOFFMAN,
Nancy WELSH, FAUERBAUGH.

107

�Mrs. Pauline,B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Margaret HESS, daughter of Jacob and Margaret HESS, was born 17 January
1841 thir.ty miles from Baltimore, Maryland. At an early age she moved
with her parents to Elkhart county, Indiana where she was married to
Samuel FISHER in 1858. They moved to Grundy county, Iowa, and in 1871
homesteaded in Republic county, Knasas. The 1880 census for Republic
county lists Germany as the birthplace of both parents - Jacob and
Margaret HESS. Seeking any information about this HESS family in
Maryland or Indiana.
Mrs. Pauline B. Elniff, 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
The 1850 Federal Census for Indiana, Elkhart county, Harrison tovtnship,
lists John FISHER, age 54, birthplace - Pennsylvania; Catherine, age 41,
also born in Pennsylvania; children born in Ohio--Samuel 17 (born 1832
in Richland county); Sarah 14, Catherine 10, Mahala 8, Susan 6; born in
Indiana--Levi, 4 and Matilda 2 .. Seeking any information about this
FISHER family in Pennsylvania, Ohio or Indiana.
Mrs. John F. Sweets, c/o D.C.G.S. Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Sarah DE ,ROCHER, b. 1833 near Quebec, Canada. Lived:in Wisconsin beginning
1848. Who were her parents? Names of brothers and sisters?
Mrs. Joh'n F. Sweets, c/o D. C. G. S. Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to exchange information concerning the Red River (of the North)
Colony with descendants of that colony. Particularly interested in the
Swiss colonists who arrived there (in Canada) in 1821. Note: Red River
Colony also c~lled Selkirk Settlement.
'
Mrs. John F. Sweets, c/o D.C.G.S. Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to correspond with descendants of Elizabeth METCALF ASHWORTH,
b. about 1850, Wisconsin.
Mrs. John F. Sweets, c/o D.C.G.S.Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas 66044
Would like to correspond with descendants of HarrietVARING BORDEAU, b.
about 1825. She lived in Wi~consin after 1830.
Mrs. C.D. Jackman, 1230 North Van Buren, Topeka, Kansas 66608
Desire information on Elizabeth ??? HAYES b. 22 May 1816, Ohio. She was
mother of Jacob Eller HAYES b. 2 Oct. 1838 South Bend, IN.
1850 Elizabeth
m. John CHANEY. They moved to Des Moines, IA. Elizabeth is buried in
RiSing Sun Cemetery. She d. 12 May 1893. What was Elizabeth's maiden
name? Where in Ohio was she born?
Alfred L. Kibler, 2701 Raven Road, Cinnaminson, New Jersey 08077
Desire to correspond with descendants of AndrewJ. KIBLER, b. August
1840, w. Caroline BURNER, b. October 1841. Both were b. in Powel1 1 s
Fort, Shenandoah County, VA. Children: Mary, Mattie V., John B.,
Harvy, Georgiana F., Carrie E., and Josephine V. In 1900, They lived in
Wellsville, KS.
Mrs. K. Duggan, 72 Prussia Street, N.C. Road; Dublin 7, Ireland
Would you help me get in touch with descendants of my relative, James
FRENEY or FREENEY who emigrated to America, probably in the mid-1800's.
He was formerly of "Mill House", Clash Rathdrum, County Wicklow, Ireland.

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�Mrs. Adell Carr Smith, 2928CortiellAvenue, Iowa City., Iowa· 52240
Need information on Arethusa BURNSIDE BROWNING, probably born in Kentucky
in l830's. WqS in Buchanan County, MO. in 1880 census.
Mrs. Mary Jami son, Rt. 5, Box 176 ~ Lawrence ~ &gt;Kansas· 66044
Would like information ca. Billingsly ROBERTS, b. Kentucky; married
Emily Helen SWAN b. New York; moved from Indiana to Missouri then to
Nebraska. Both buried in Peru, Nebraska.
Mr. Lewis E. Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Seek ancestors Ebenezer HOWARD. Lived Canaan, Columbia Co. NY. Died
April/May 1812. Named in Will, Wife Eunice. Children Martin; John,
born 1792, married Harriet DE WITT; Hiram, born 1800, married Elizabeth
HAIGHT; Patty, married John BENEDICT; Abigail, married William PIERCE:
Nina, married Samuel STOWERS; Phebe, married Andrew RICKLE; Lena; Susanna;
Anna.
.
Mr. Lewis E. Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Jacob BRANSON Jr. born ca 1840 Indiana, wife Hannah (HOWARD) BRANSON
born 1847 Michigan, died 12 June 1878 Kansas. Resided Wakarusa twp.
Douglas Co. and Osage Co. Kansas. Had children Albert born 1863;
Charles born 1865; tugene b. 1867; Edwin b. 1868; Cora b. 1870, married
and had child by 1888; Dolores born 1872; Irene born 1877; Nellie born
1874. Wish to complete birth, death dates, places, where buried,
whereabouts of descendants.
Mrs. Edith Howard, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Anna Gracia Margaret HERZBERG, born Bremen or Hannover Germany, came to
Lawrence, Kansas ca 1871, married Adolph MENGER. Parents born Hannover
. Germany. Mother died there ca 1858, father ca 1868. She had six older
brothers. One brother
HERZBERG/HERTZBERG resided near Booneville,
Cooper Co., Missouri. Had family. Died ca 1910. Desire information of
parents, brothers.
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D.C.G.S. HAS THESE ITEMS FOR SALE:
Lists of Premptions in Douglas County, 1854-1863, Indexed.
$5.00 plus 75¢ postage.
Lists of Original Land Owners in the City of Lawrence, 1854-1863, Indexed.
$5.50 plus 75¢ postage.
The History of Lawrence by R. Cord1ey, 1895, Indexed. Reprint-1976.
$10.50, members; $12.50, non-members plus 66¢ postage.
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Published Quarterly By:

!he Douglas County Genealogical Society

P.O. BOX 3.664
Lawrence" Kansas 66044
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Contents

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Membership 1978 - 1979 • • • • • • • • • • •

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Battle of Prairie Grove. Killed and Wounded. 1863

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1663 Ministeral; Appointments. Lawrence. Ks. Methodist
Epi scopal Conference

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Douglas County. Kansas Cemetery Information" Marshall Cemetery • • • • • • • 5
Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Doudas County" Book Excerpts

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D.C.G.S. Library Information.
Index to "The Pioneer"" Vo1o

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of Premptions in Dou~las County. 1854-1863. Indexed.
$5.00 plus 75t posta~e.

Lists of Ori~inal Land Owners in the City of Lawrence. 1854-1863" Indexed.
$5.50 plus 75t posta~e.
The History of Lawrence by R. Cordley" 1895. Indexed. Reprint-1976.
$10.50, members,; $12.50" non-members plus: 66t poste.f!;e.
'Note Packages - 16 c~t; four La\~n:.~~_~ce~~

$3.00 plus 35t posta~e.

�Our special "thank youll is given for the patience of our readers

and to all the people who have helped with this publication, in time arid
material contributed.
We enjoyed' our table at the Baldwin City Maple Leaf Festival, Oct: 2122, 1978. We were again located in the 'Santa Fe Trail Cabin, 3 miles east
of Baldwin on 56 Highway. Over one hundred fifty people signed Oi.lr re~
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gister. A thank you to those of you participating.
Since we have no Editor at the present time, we are with the help 'of
the Publications Committee and Exchange Quarterly Committee publishing
The Pioneer.
Because of postage rates and convenience in printing, our future
quarterlies will be printed and mailed two at a time.

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We are especially asking for Kansas related material at least fiftY
years old to print. Nothing will be refused. Please copy any records ;
as we do not wish to be responsible for the original copies.
Queries from members w,ill be printed free. Queries from non-members
also will be printed free but must concern relatives who were located in
Kansas at least fifty years ago. For best results state at least one date
and another fact for each relative. There is no limit to the number of
queries submitted. Remember we have exposure to more than thirty states.
The exchange quarterly committee is doing a fine job, and deserves,
special credit for their outlining the exchange quarterlies and newsletters.
You will be hearing from us again very soon.
Sincerely,

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BA.nta, John V. Jr, 2209 Kingston Drive, Lawrence, KS 660}..l4
2. Berg, Emma Semple, Rt.2, Bo~ 224, Lawrence, KS 66041
3. Bo~er, Ellen Jean, 1614 Rose L8ne, Lawrence, KS 660hh
4. BroivrJ., Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS 66071
5. Brune, Georgiana, Rt. 3, Lawrence, KS 66044
6. B~~ton, Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS 66044 .
70 Clarke, Dorothy, 1908 New Hampshire, Lawrence, KS 66044
8. Collins, Zola, 920 Sixth Street, Baldwin City, KS 66006
9. Davis, Ula, Second and Arkansas, LaHrence, KS 66044
10. Elniff, Pauline B., 820 Sunset Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044
11. Fellenst.ein, Cora, 2000 Arrowhead Drive., Olathe, KS 66061
12. Freeman, Joan, 3224 Yellowstone, Lawrence, KS 66044
13. Gilmore, Betty Jo, 7635 Bar Du Lane, Sacramento, CA 95823
14. C~rton, Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
150 Gorton, Dr. Thomas, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS 66044
.16. Hansen, (}eorgia H., 308 East Rumble Road, Hodesto, CA 95350
17. Hougland~ Haxine, 1920 Harper, Lawrence, KS 66044
18. Rout ']oldie, Rt.. 5 Box 128, LarNrence, KS 66044
19. Howard, Edith, 190') Valley Glen Road, Topeka, KS 66615
20. Howard, Lewis, 1905 Valley Glen Road, Topeka, KS 66615
:21. Jackman, Ti°7ylah, 1230 N. Van Buren, T~peka, KS 66608
:22. Jamison, Mary, Rt. 5, Box 176, Lawrence, KS 66044
:23. Kidwell, Irma, 1617 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044
:24. Knauff, Dorothy, 42h3 East Santa Anna Drive, Columbia, ~1O. 65201
:?5. McCain, Donna A., 601 Frazier, Valley Falls, KS. 66088
;?6. McMasters, Margaret
3440 Crestline ltlay, Soquel, CA 95073
27. Muckey, Charlotte, 1709 Tennessee Street, Lawrence, KS 660h4
28. Ralston, Cleo M., 516 Caraw~.y Place, Lansing, KS 66043
29. Reppert, N. Lance, 1605 Tennessee Street, Lawrence, KS 66044
30. Sheldon, Evelyn, 2908 Chisholm Drive, Lawrence, KS 66044
31. Schomer, Mildred, 833 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS 66044
32. Stayton, Floyd, 2611 Oxford Road, Lawrence, KS 66044
33. Stooksberry, Mrs. Willie p.,24ll Louisiana Street, Apt. 13, Lawrence, KS
34. Sweets, Judy H., Villers par Orcines, 6381' 0, France.
35. \viggins, Dorothy, Rt. 5, Lawrence, KS 66044
36. 1,viggins, Jane, Rt. 5, Lawrence, KS 66044
370 ',vismer, Nettie, 1421 Kasold Drive, Lawrence, KS 660L.4
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The Membership dues are $5.00 per society fiscal year, single memberships; $7.50 for two family memberships.
?lonthly meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month, 7 :30 pgm.,
with area speakers. Place to be announced.

"All too often a cl&amp;ar conscience is merely the result of a bad memory~ •
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�KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

La'Wrence,

January 22, 1863

Killed and Wounded at the Battle of Prairie Grove
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ancestors have wisely throwaway."
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---Samuel Johnson (1751)

"The Emporia Gazette" is the best loved paper in Kansas because its

editor~ver looks in yesterday's files to see if what he proposes to write

today is consistento"
---William Allen White (1868-1944) commenting on an
item in the Topeka Canitol.

"If I were asked • . • • to what the singular prosperity and growing
strength of that peop1e(the Americans) ought mainly to be attributed, I
should reply: To the superiority of their women."
---i1lex de Tocquevi11e'
"Democracy in America"- 1840

�KANSAS WEEKLY TRIBUNE - - March 19, 1863
Ministerial Appointments for 1863
The following are appointments made at the Methodist Episcopal Conference
held in this city, March 1863:
Leavenworth District
L. D. Price, P. E.
Leavenworth - - - - - - D. P. Mitchell
Atchison - - - - - - - W. Marlatt
Oskaloosa - - - - - - D. Dickinson
Easton - - - - - - - - J. J. Early
MonrOvia - - - - - - - L. F. Walden
Palermo - - - - - - B. F. Bowman
Troy - - - - - - - - - S. w. Lloyd
White Cloud - - - - o. B. Gardner
Hiawatha - - - - - - - J. Shaw
Sabetha - - - - - - To be supplied
Holton - - - - - - - - To be supplied
Grasshopper Falls - - - A. G. Channel
W. R. Davis, Chaplain in the army, member of Leavenworth Quarterly Conference
Baldwin City District
s. Brooks, P. E.
Baldwin City - - - - Centropo1is - - - - - Auburn and Burlingame Topeka - - - - - - - Tecumseh and Clinton Lawrence - - - - - - Franklin - - - - - - Wyandotte and QuindaroOlathe and Lanefie1d Paola - - - - - - - - Sac and Fox Mission - Baker University - - -

T. J. Ferrill
J. Lawrence

S. Green
T. A. Parker
J. S. Griffing
G. W. Paddock
C. E. Lewis
M. M. Haun
To be supplied
To be supplied
R. P. Duval, member of Centropolis Quarterly Conference
L. L. Hartman, Prof., member of Baldwin City Quarterly
Conference
L. B. Dennis, Agent American Bible Society, member of Lawrence Quarterly
Conference
J. S. Kline, Chaplain in the army, member of Baldwin City Quarterly Conference

Mound City District
Mark Robertson, P. E.
Mound City - - - - - - . H. Moys
Twin Springs - - - - - S. Parker
Garnett - - - - - - - - To be supplied
Mapleton - - - - - - - To be supplied
Fort Scott- ~ - - - - J. P. McElfresh
lola - - - - ~ - - - - To be supplied
Belmont - - - - - - - - C. Meadows
Hartford - - - - - - - J. H. Hawley
Emporia and Council Grove - J. W. Stewart.
Ottumwa and Burlington- F. W. Travis
Waterloo - - - ... - - - J. R. West
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�Hanhattan District
N. Taylor, P. E.
Manhattan and WabaunseeFort Riley - - - - - - Junction City - - - - Fancy Creek - - - - - Marysville
Seneca - - - - - - - - Rock Creek - - - - - - Circleville - - - - - J. Denison, President of
.

R. L. Harford
J q A. Woodburn
J. Paulsen
To be supplied
W. Buffington
To be supplied
Wm. Knipe
J. MCI~uiston
Bluemont College, member of Manhattan :~uar~erly
Conference

Rocky Mountain District
B. C. Dennis, P. E.
Denver City - - - - - - O. Ao Willard
Golden City - - - - - - D. H. Pettefish
Boulder - - - - - - To be supplied
Central City - - - - - - W. H. Fisher
South Clear Creek - - - To be supplied
South Park ~ - - - John s. Dyer
Blue River - - - - - - - To be supplied
California Gulch - - - - To be supplied
Colorado City - - - - - To be supplied
Black Hawk - - - - - - -'Charles King
Pueblo - - - - - - - - - Wo Howbert
Kansas German District
C. Steinly, P. Eo
Leavenworth and Wyandotte - J. Feise
Lawrence - - - - - - - - C. Stuckemann
Junction and Manhattan - Phillipp J. May
Lexington and Freedom - J. P. Miller
Jefferson and Boonville- Mo Dewin
Florence - - - - - - - - Ao Holzbeirlein

st. Joseph German District
Co Heidel, P. E.
St. Joseph - - - - - - Oregon - - - - - - - - Salem - - - - - - - - Nebraska City - - - - Omaha City - - - - - - Liberty - - - - - - - Brunswick - - - - - - Columbus - - - - - - - -

G.
P.
H.
Ho
H.
To
G.

Weidman
Hehner
Meyner
C. Dreyer
Muhlenbrock
be supplied
Schatz
J. Lange

"If white 1s g;ood and black is bad,
Then most of us are gray or plaid~

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�From "Record of Rural Cemeteries Vol. I and II" Cemetery Histories and '
Tombstone Inscriptions 1854-1940 Contributed by the Douglas County
Historical Society - William L. Hastie, Chairman and Betty WAshington
Chapter B.A.H., Lawrence, Kansas January 1946
INDEX BY TOWNSHIPS
Figures I &amp; II refer to Volume Numbers. Notes - refers to Miscellaneo~s
Notes, Vol. II.
* - refers to records kept in City clerk;ls office and not included in
this report.
CLINTON TOWNSHIP.
Bloomington
Clinton
Jones
Swedish

Notes II
I
Notes II
II

EUDORA TOiNNSHIP.
Beni Isreal, Jewish
Deay
Eudora
Eudora Catholic
Eudora Colored
Hesper

II

I

*
II
I
II

GRANT TOWNS HIP.
Bismark
Maple Grove, Lawrence
Martin

Notes II
Notes II*

KANWAKA TOWNSHIP.
Barker
Mound
Stull

Notes II
I
I

TtJAKARUSA TOWNSHIP.
Adams
I
Blue Mound
Notes II
Davis
II
Dutton
II
Franklin - Old
I
Franklin - St. John's Catholic
I
Grover
II
Kennedy
I
Notes I
Lake View
Ma-rshall
II
Memorial Park - Lawrence
*I
Mount Calvary:v-- Catholic Lawrence
Oak Hill - Lawrence
Pioneer
*
II
Richland
II
5

�lNILLOW SPRINGS TONNSHIP.
Bethel - Harbour
Pleasant Hill - Flory
Sutton
ID.rich
Wiiliams
Worden Evangelical

II
II
I
II
II
I

LECOMPTON TOWNSHIP.
Big Springs - Catholic
East View -Big Springs
Lake View - Colored
Laurel Hill
Lecompton
Maple Grove
Migliario

I
I
I
N"dte8~~II

II
II
II

T1A.RION T01NNSHIP.
Appanoose
Colyar
Highland - Dodder
Rock Creek
Sowers Union
Twin Mound
.Washington Creek

I
I
I

I
I

I
I

PALMYRA TOWNSHIP.
Black Jack
Brumbaugh
Calvary - Prairie City
Clearfield
Dow
Oaklind - Baldwin
Oakwood - Baldwin
Stony Point
Vin1and

*

*

*

I
II
I
I
II
I

*

II
I
-~*

*-~

MARSHALL CEMETERY
Marshall Cemetery is located three miles south of Lawrence, on a high
knoll on the Ralston farm formerly owned by Zacariah Marshall.
This burying place has been ab_ndened for many years, and we find but
one marble slab standing: the inscription Carrie P•., wife of M. E. White,
born July 29, .1843, died, Sept. 25, 1865.
A daughter of Zacariah Marshall who was killed by lightning was buried
here, also one child of Wm. D. Wells.
Charles Ayer, young son of Omar Ayer, was buried here, but later moved
to Oak Hill.
There has been no burials since Sept. 1869, when Charles Ralston, father
of the present owner, Ernest Ralston, bought the farmo
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�.'

EXCERPTS taken from the book:
RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES OF DOUGLAS
CLINTON SCHOOL Distriot No. 25

CO~ ,

KANSAS, written by Goldie Piper Daniels

- Located a few miles southwest of Lawrence, Kansas.

While Kansas was still a terri tory, the Clinton Township Company was formed.

The first

schoolhouse was a log cabin, and on August 17, 1859, the trustees of the Clinton Township Company gave a warranty deed to the trustees of the Clinton School Distriot.
board members were Andrew Stout;. W. B. Disbrow, and Carson Sick.

The

School was taught by

F. M. Draper and later by M. A. Davidson.
Some of the taxpayers on the district in 1871 were *Surn.ames):

Andersen" Adolph,

Albin, Algaier, Bryant, Bouton" Bullock, Caylor, _CUl"~is, Dean, Disbrow" Jacobs, Lohn,
Osborn, Roby" Ray" Kansam, Raber, Spilter, Stout" Payne, Pete fish, Tucker" Tegart,
Walker, Winter, Wicks, Umbarger.
Some of the teachers (*Surnames) :
Disbrow" Ashby"

.
Draper, MoCoy,

Allen" Shellbar~er, BoM, Deming, Olney~ Hopkins,

Thurber. Tussey. Page. Brown. Kat~rn.a.n. and ~ey..

A list of the _graduate.~ in t~ ye~s _l892to190~ ~re:
Lucy Creel, Stella

~arnold". Ma~de ~d1;

1894 - Clarence Boyd, Robert Ulrich, Arthur

Ulrioh, Porter Bond;. 1896 - Josie Creel,' Edward
Daisy Matney;

1899 - Millie Matney;

1892 - Sylvester Greel.

~~cJJ.~

1897 - Minnie Darnold;

1900 - Mabel Ulrich, Bessie Creel;

1901-

Claire Boweno
Some of the teachers in the 1890 t S were (*Surnames) :

Jay, Ulrich, Reynolds, Cartwright,

and Woodward.
Families with children of sohool ag~~'!i thatt~IJ?B were:. **Surnames): Allen, Belles,
Dean, Dodson,Earrell"
Hill" Keith,
McHenry"
McKenzie,
Marshall,
Pugh, Porter,
StebBins,
.
. . . ..' .
.
.
.. - '
. .
.. . .
",

~

Wicks, Wallen,Williams.
Tpornton. Johnson" Anderson, Cummings, Patton" Bosserman,
.
....
Payne" MONish, Hill.

* - Full names are given in the book
** - Names of all ohildren are I'd van

in the book

7

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•

.-'

FRANKLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 16 - located about 2 miles from the p1ac.e where the old
California Road crossed the Wakarusa

P~ver

- about 4 miles from what was then the

southeast city limits of Lawrence, Kansas.
Site for the town of Franklin (a pro-slavery town at that time) was chosen in 1853.
In 1872, a district school was organized.
School board members were:

In 1897-98, the teacher was B•. E. Tuttle.

T. W. Green, T. W. Duncan. and Chas. Wilsono
I

The fol10wins;!: families ...vere on the school. census in 1898 (lh Surnames):

Breckenrid~e,

Chambers. Davis, Duncan, Green, Herme1, F..ines, F..artma.n, F..i1ton, Johns, Klass, Landey,
Sternberg, Watldns, Whitney, and Youngo
In 1947, the school was closed because there were so few pupils, and in 1951, the
schoolhouse and its equipment were sold at auctiono

... ... ... ... ...
Please note: - This book is one of the best sources for genealogical research' for
Douglas County, Kansas.

In it are listed 83 school districts datingbaok to

~he

1850 IS.

Names of board members. teachers. families, and children are in great abundance in the
.book, as well as: some history about each district,
and interesting stories
of these
.
.
rural schools.

There is a beautiful sketch of each school artistically done by the

author who is also an acoomplished artist.
There are a few remaining oopies of this· "one-time printing" book.

$14.00 plus $1.00 for mailing and handling.

It may be obtained from:

TIE TOWN CRIER
930 Massachusetts Street
Lawrence. Kansas 66044
\oJ

Or from the author:

•

Mrs. Goldie Piper Daniels
1525 Vermont Street
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

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The price is

�The fol101-ling beeks hr've been added to. eur Library since July 1, 1978 :
The Atlantic Bridge to. Germany Vel. V- Bremen, :-Iamburg, Schleswig and Helstein
b-.r-ChaL'les X. P'8.ll, 1978
New Yerk in 1800 - Edited by Phillip [·kHillen Preface by;iJinsten i}endex Cerp.,
Prevo., Utah 1971

--

A Survev ef American Church Recerds - E. Kay Kirkham Revised 4th EditiQn 1978
----~"

~~~~ ~~----~---

List e£' Original Oimers in the City ef Lawrence, Kansas - The recerds cever
Cepied and Indexed by the Deuglas Ceunty :Jenealegical Seciety

~-m63

Lis~ ef Premptiens in Douglas Ce~~ty, Kansas - The records cever 1854-1863

Cepied and Indexed by the 0euglas County Genealegical Seciety·

~

A His tery of the United Methodist Church of Vinland, [;ansas am Area :~ircui ts by the VinlanVInited Methedist Church andSanta Fe Trail Histerical Society,
Baldwin City, Kans,-,s 197b, Denated by Hr. and Mrs o Lewis HeHard, member:s
Handbeek £!! Irish Genealog;r - Printed in Ireland by Lithegraphic Universal
Ltd, Bray Cempany, ~iicklew, Ireland sent frem Ireland by Judy SI'reets, fermer
Deuglas Ceunty Genealegical Seciety '}enealogist
~ Library Quarterly Vel. X11 - July 1942

No..

3 Denated by Kathryn BUnten

member
Pertrait and Biegranhical Album ef Jacksen, Jeffersen and Petta~..ratemie Counties
ef Kansa~ - Chapman Brethers, Chicago. 1890. Re?rinted and indexed by the
Topeka, Kansas Genealegical Seciety 1978
1903 Catalegue ef the ~ Creek Library, Vinland, Kansas - Denated by Mrs o
Herschel Hemphill and i1rs. Cecil Smith 1975
Deu~!lA.s Ceunty Histerical Building Survey - A Phete Sampler printed bv the
Deuglas Ce~~ty Histerical Seciety and Bicentennial Cemmissien, Lawrence, Kans2s
1976. Denated by Hary Jamisen, ~ember

Bennett and Related Families by Edith Bennett Hmvard - Denated by ?1r. and I1rs.
Lewis Heward, members

F.E~r.EMBER!! Our regular Januar:v meetin.;r will be in the Soencer
Research Library, Special Collections, University of Kansas. Librarian,
~andy r;:ason will be our guide and speaker. We hope the weather permits~

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�INDEX TO "THE PIONEER", VOLUME I, Numbers 1,2,3,4.

TYPING: Jane Wiggins
INDEXING:
Georgiana Brune
Pauline Elniff
Joe Jamison
Mary Jamison
January 1977 - June 1978:

"If you can't be a Highway,
Then just be a Trail.
If you can't be a Sun,
Be a Star.
It isn't by size that
You win or fail.
Be the best where ever
You arelt"

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James B •••••••••••••••••••••• 21
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ACKERMAN, Theodore •••••••••••••• 25
ADAIR, S.L •••••••••••••••••••••• 24
ADAHS, Azubah ••••••••••••••••••• 23
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(Mrs.) Gladys ••••• 3,32,35,36,65
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Walter N ••.••.•••••••••••••• 25
ALLER, H.M •••••••.••••••••••••• 22
ALLINGHAM, J.J ••••••••••••••••• 23
ALLISON, D. G ••••••••••••••••••• 74
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ALTENBURG, Marie ..•.•.••••••.•• 25
AMES, William P ............... l07
ANDERSON,
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Eliza A ••••••••••••••.•.•••• 25
Emma ••••••••••••••.••••••••• 20
Geo'; S •••••••••••••••••.•.•. 20
James S ••••••••••••••••••••• 20
(Hrs.) Janie •••••••••••••••. 20
John •••••••••••••••••••••••• 74
Joseph H ••••••.•••••.•.•• 33,78
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ANDREW, Hannah (Osborn(e)) ••••• 5l
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ANDREWS, Allison ••••••••••••••• 22
E. B ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 24
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BALDWIN, Cyrus •••••••••••••••••• 54
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Annie B •••••••••••••••••••••• 55
Ennna R ••••••••••••••••••••••• 55
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John C •.••••••••••••••••••••• 84
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John ••••••••••••••• ' ••••••••. 74
J . P ••••....• : •••••.••••.•.. 128
ZINN, Geo. W•••••••••••••••••• 128
Laura N •••••••••••••••••••• 128

H.P •••..•.•••••.•.••.••..•• 127
J.M •••••••••••••••.•••••••• 127
J. W."". ;-;""; • -."." •• ".••••..•-••"••.• 126
S.E ••••••••••••••••••••.••• 126
WORCESTER, Leonard •••••••••••• 128
WORRELL, 1. P ..••••......••.•.. 126
(I1rs.) I.P .•..••••...••...• 126
HOSBACHE, Chas ••••••••.•..•.•• 125
WIGHT, L. C •••••••••••••••••.• 127
Robert H.••••...•••.••...•. 126
HUMPS, (Mrs.) A ••••••••••••••• 126
HYLER, C.R •••••••••••••••••••• 127
VJTI1AN, George ••••••••••••••••• 126
VJYRICK,
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�WrItS IS A GRANDMOTHER?

A grandmother 1s a lady who has no children of her o_n, SO she likes
other peoples' children. A grandfather is a man grandmothero He gol';s for
walks with the boys and they talk fishing and things like that. Grandmothers
don't have anything to de except be there. It is enough if they drive us to
the supermarket where the pretend horse is and have lots of dimes ready. If
they take us for walks they should slow down past pretty leaves and caterpillars. They should never say "hurryr up". Usually they are fat, but not
too fat tc tie kids shoes. They 'of~ar funny underwear and glasses. They Can
take their teeth and gums off. They don't have to be smart, only answer
questions like why dogs hate cats and how come God isn't married. They don't
talk "visitors talk" like visitors do, because it is hard to understand o
vIhen they read to us, they don't skip words or mind if i t is the same story
over again. Everybody should try to have a grandmother, especially if they
don't have a television because grandmas are the only grownups who have got
time.
--Reprinted frcm Genealogy No. 32 by \.[i11ard Heiss ....ho ·stated that i t
came to him with a note that it had been written by an eight-year-cld in
Shreveport, Louisiana, and he hastened to share it with other grandparents.

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JUNE 1978

VOL·. I

CONTENTS

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Installment Four of the Register of the Old Settlers I Meeting
from The Kansas l-f.amorial • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••

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By-LavIS of the Douglas County Genealogical Society • • • • • • • ••

129

Douglas County Genealogical Society l1embership List • • • • • • • •

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Pioneer ••••

REGIST]:;R OF THE OLD SETTLERS t MEETTIlG
Installment Four
(from The Kansas Memorial: .a Rauort of the .Q1.d Settlers t Neeting
Held at Bismarck Grove, Kansas, Seutember 15th ~ 16th, 1879.
by' Charles S. Gleed, Editor. Kansas City, 1880.
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Please note: the Register is not in alphabetical order.
THE KANSAS MEMORIAL.

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.. wen. Miss EOlma ] '..l Ohio. March 9, ISSO.
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De SOlO, March 1. 1m.
De SOlO.
ewett, A. W., Obio. vct. 22, 18l!8.
De 5010. OCI. 9. 1865.
De 5010.
oDes Joseph W .• Parle Co .• Ind .• March 29. 11l62.
Lawrence.
O.a~e Co.
one.: . D .• Briton. Milfield, Lampeler, Wale., March
23, 1&amp;14.
Bala, Riley Co., Feb. 26. 1871.
Osage Cily.
l""leson. Nellie. Kan." •• D .. cemb .. r 13,1863.
Lawrence. Dec 13,lll6a.
Lawrence.
lon .... J. L. Enfield, Mo. •••• December 4,1831.
KaJlwaka. March. 1851.
Kanwak:1.
Johnson, Jno. P., Pocahont:u, Ill., Dec. 6. 1821.
Highl:1nd, July 25. Il:!.i~.
1 Highl:1nd.
John.on, A. D • New York. AU~UIl25,18of6.
Lawrence,July I. urn.
L:1wrence.
lobanon, r. W , Weslmorland Co .. P:1., Nov. 2'1, lKl7 Lawrence, Feb. 22. 1Il7'2.
Lawrence.
OhnSlOn, Mary L., Mc~linnyille, Tenn , Oct. 4. 1821. Lawrence, Feb. 22. 1!;~2.
Lawrence.
enkios, Wm. Hall, Philadelphia, P ... , Dec. :n, IIfZ!\
Lawrence, Feb. :!S, 1808.
Topeka.
eokios, Mr•• Anna W., Kiddcrmio.ler, Eogland, January ~ li!31l.
L:lwrence, Feb 26. I~f.x.
I '·opeka.
JenoUlg., Ch"rles, Bourbon Co., Ky., July 9, 11I~,5.
Allen Co , Nov. III, l!l5tl.
Dougl~. Co.
ohDSOn, 1. W., Missouri, leM.
Lawrence, lan., 1~61.
Lawrence.
ardon, William, Poland, Maine, M'lrch 14, 11111.
Lawrence. 1-10 ... 15 lliS5.
Topeka.
ohnson, H. H., Yale. COU"IY, N. Y., Aug 2,1, I~UI. Lecomplon, June, 18S7.
[,awrence.
ones, End.leY,.Howard coun,y, Ind ,June LU. 1!I44
Leavenworth Co., OCI 24. lilli/I, Lawrence.
jones, H. W., i'lorth Carolin~, Seplember 30, IH21l.
Leavenworth Co" July -I, 1&lt;1;1:1.
Lawrence.
Johnson, H. W .• Bath, New york, January 5, l/!OW.
FOri Scott, June 1, IM67.
I Kinsley.
Ohnlon, J. J., Elmir~. Ne:v York, ~tarch 29, ~84Il.
For. SCOtl, June I, I~'&gt;;.
'1 ~al!na.
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,bnson, W. H., Corning, New Vork. Feb., IS.~.
ForI SCOII, June I, 11&gt;57.
Saltna.
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ohnlon, W. Foo AmiIY, Penn.ylyania, Nov. l3,ISll. Auburn. Aug 15, 18ii4.
Silver Lnke;
oftnsan, Jane, No .." Scotia, June, 1m.
Topeb, Sepl 15,1&amp;11.
ISilver I.ake.
one., Gel). V., 51. Calharene •. Canada, July 7, 11I~2. Lawrence. Au~. Zi, l~jO.
O.age Cily.
ackson, J. W., New Lead&lt;, Md., OClober I}. 1!!24
Topeka, Nov. 1~U5.
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O ... ~e City.
""ob.,:;. P., Shane,ville, Tuscarawas coun.y, Ohio,
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JaDuary 14, 11&gt;37.
'I.awrence.
""Ite. A. D • Dec'",!r counly, Indiana, July 10, 1829. Eureka. Mar. I~ 1!!~9.
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..cke, M... M. E., Millersburg, Oh.o, Noy. 2:1. 11l'2!l
Eureka, Mar. I~, 1m. 1'20. 1859'1 Lawrence.
ones, Lucinda, Cocke counly, Tenn., Feb. 25, 1S2i.
Ualuwin City, Dougl ... Co., Mar.
ohnlon. P. F.
'Doll~l:1S Co.
acob., 1. H. Poland, February IS, lb'29.
' Eudora, Nov. 20, 1857.
Lawrence.
acobs, E. A ,Clinlon counly, New York, Aug.,l~l, Lawrence, April H, 1!!65.
Clinton.
acobs.l., Clinlon counly, J,\ew York. July, 18-t0.
Lawrence, Nov. 6, 1!!60.
Twin Mound.
ones, R. 0 , Kansas. October 8, 1851.
Lawrence. OClober 1!, 1~7.
Willow Spriul.....
ohn.on, A. 5., July 11, 11':12.
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l'opck".
3ckson W. H., llhooil,luly 8, 1!I55.
Douglas Co , July lI, IS1'J.
one•• Fred R , Loudon, England, October 10, 1853.
Topeka, Noy. :.1. 1lf75
Topek ...
ones, S. R., Harlan coun.y, K.y., Dec 29, 1!!27.
Hickory Poinl, Jefferson Co.,
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Jefferson Co
JaDes, Carrie, Brown county, Ohio, Dec.~, 1842.
Lawr .. nce, r.lay 14, l!lClS.
\V akarusa, Dou~las
Co.
Jones, Maltie S., Brown cnunlY, Ohio. June UI, 1852;
Lawrence, Nov. 2'.l, 1868.
Vtnlanu.
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Co.
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John •• D. G., Monr~omery counly, Ky , Aug. 14, I~O.
Topek".
ones, Morgan, W:ale •. G B., Seplember 4.11119.
Douglu Co" June lU, I85/!.
Uougl ... Co.
ones. E. L l.Fay .. ueville, Pa ,August 17, 1!I35.
Lawrence, March 21.1&amp;)1.'
J..3V1rcnce.
enkin., P. r-., Ne ... York. OClober 4, I8;U.
Il...wrcnce, :\1ay 15, III~\J.
Lawreuce.
enkins... W. 5., Z.. nelyil!e. Ohio, Apnl la. 1834.
,l.e"venworrh, Apr. 10,1851.
Kans.'U
Cily, :'/0.
one., KcbecclI, St. ~OUIS, 1\(0., luly fI, IW7.
'Clinl"n, June Iii, IHUI.
one_. Sarah, 51 .. Lou,", :'&gt;1 o. 'lulY ~, IliIJ7.
',clinlon. June I.!,. 11'111 I.
Joergen, J" Baltimore. Md., une .14, 1851,
ropeka. AU!r. I", lSU7.
Leavenworth.
Jane., Mn.on, Vermonl. Ill.. eptember 2, J!S-I!l.
Brown Co. Au!:. 5 11l69.
L"wrence.
Jones, David G z.Brecon, Wale., IJecember 1U, 1833. Topeka, Mar. a 1m.
ohnson. Annie M., Milsopri, OClober 17. 18-tb
Jefferson Co., :Au~. S. 1855.
Topeka.
acob_, Mrs J. H., PrUSSIa, AUIUSC 7, J848.
'h:udorll, :\/3rch, 111111.
Lnwrence.
ones, L. hI., Oxford; New York
1.0\\VfCI1CC, 1M6.
J.:1\Yrencc.
emison, Alice M., 'l'renlon, N. J., Febru:1ry a.lSll5. Lawrcnce, ~'eu. 6, 11177.
L:1wrence.
obnson, E. G., Sweden, 11!'&lt;2.
Vinland,lS6S.
Vinland.
obn.on,. C. q:,o Sweden, June 17, 18!l2.
l,a,.rence,. Aug. 10. 11!~5.
Lawrence.
Ohnson, H, n., Wayne county, Ohio, June 21, 1835. Allen Co., ~/3rch la; 111;0.
Lecompton.
ollnlon, Su..... G., Macon cOllnty, [II., Aug. U. 11:I:19.
Allen Co .• ~/3rch la. 1~7!'.
Lecomplon.
ohn.on, In •. H., C..I. coun'y, bllch., Noy. 21; 11l4S. L,,,vrence, Aprill5, usn.
Lawrence.
Jewett.. E. L., JeWerlOa COUDty, Obio, May 8, 1821.
LeziD&amp;"on, Johnsoa Co., March
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1, 1878.
De Soto.
ones, 1. W., Rockville, Indiana, April:!T, 1Sj5.
Independenc!'1 Ku., Mar. 29, 1!163 Lawrence.
udd, :8yron, Oli., Mass., August, 1311121.
Wyandotte, .!'Iov 10,1851.
Wy"ndotle.
ohnson.l II;, Pennsylvania, Al?ril6, IItJ!.
Lawrence, NOT.' 12, 111M.
Oltawa.
ame., \,;. \,;., Cass cnunl)', MiCh., Feb. 2O.1l!46.
Lawrence, Jan. 21, 181\9.
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ohnstoDe, C. c:.!lI10u41 PleasaDl, January 22, 1!15O.
Lawrence, May 14, 1879.
Lawrence.
JaInes, M. M., P ymoulh, ConD'.l.April 8, 1829.
Lawrence, April 15, 1851.
Joyner, J. M,. Sumner counlY, ·unn., July 12, 1S.9.
Topeka, April 7, l!l7l1
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Jones Robert M .• Cincinnati. Ohio. july 15. 1850.
Jones' A. J .• Bloomington. Octob.r. 2.'1. 1858.
lacks~n. Walt.r. Leavenworth. April 27. 1865.
Jaquith. ~1". H. Vermont
Johnson. Mrs.
A .• Topeka; March 9. 1857.
Johnston. 1:. A .• Gu.rnsey. Ohio. July 31.1854.
ones. Wilham England •.F.bruary 6.1827.
ulian. G.o. W., C.nt.rvdl •• Ind,ana. May 5. 1817.
one. Edward. Bala. N. Wale •• Nov.mber 26.1817.
ohns~n Jenni. J.. Napl.s. New York. July·25. 11l57.
Junk.rn;ann. Juhus, Prussia. Nov.mb.r 14. ISU.
jaqu.s, Will F., Gen.seo, Ill., March 2-&amp;. 1855.

L.

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Johnson Benjamin F .. ·North East.Eri. Co ,April 5,'21
John.on: M:.ry M .• Mayville. N. Y .• October 21. 1828.'
nkins Mrs. A. M., Andover. N H .• May 2. IH2:l.
amison. R. G .• Milford C.nter• .ohio. July 10. 1K'.!5.
amison. Serena C • Urbana. Oh,o. March 11. lit.!!!.
. ..n, Cordelia. Mercer county. Pa •• April 27. ISiJO.
Kellam. C. C. Irasburgh. Vt .• lIIarch 17, 183n.
K.llogg Josiah. Palniyra, N.w York'lanuary 8.183t.
K.nn.dY. L.vina S .• Brown county. 11 .JuneI6. 1837
King. Larry,.D.lawar., July 7, 18311.
.
K:ltzenst.in, L .• Leav.nworth, March 15. 1883.
Kelly, J. A., \Vashington county, Va . .- Nov. 19. 1823.
Keys, M.-] .• Valley Farm. Iowa. June 3.1862:
Kuncli Alfred C., Wabauns.e. F.bruary 20,1868.
Kreise; john. N.w York City, May 21. 185-1.
Kelehe~. foe A .• Baltimor., September 12. 11'59.
Knight, Wm. M .• Indiana. Nov.mb.r 28. ISU.
Karr. E. A., Bartholom.w county, Ind .• May 16, 1846.

tl

Karr. H.

J .• N.w B.rlin. Wi. ,April 12, 1842.

Lawren·ce. Nov. 1867.
Lawrence. Aug. 25. 1858.
Dougla. Co .• Oct. 25. 1858.

.
Lawrence.
Echo City.

Milford. April. 186S.

Milford.
Topeka.
Topeka.
Lawr.nc •.
Irvington, Ind.
Willow Springs.

Top.ka. Oct. 13.1870
Douglas Co .• April. 1855.
Lawr.nc •• Oct. 2;1. 1854.
Dougla. Co.
Wichita. Nov. 10.1878.
Pleasant Prairie, Graham Co
AprilS. Hr,9.
Lawrence. Nov. 12,1864.
Lawrenc •• Nov. 12.1tiM.
Lawrenc •• Oct 1855.
Lawr.nce. May 28. IR72.
Lawr.nce. May 18. IH7·l.
Cedar Point, Vec. IH7S.
Topeka. Nov. 2, 18511.
Leavenworth, Oct. 11. HI5".
Doniphan Co. Oct. 10.1851.
L.avenworth. lIIarch 3, 1865.
--March 10. IS6a.
Kanwaka. Nov. 9. 1885.
Delphos. 1876..
Alma. April 6. 18511.
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Lawrence. March 20. 1876.
Lawrenc •• Aug. 19. IB69.
Lawrenc •• April 16, 1878.
Miami. !\Io .• March I, 1858.

Top.ka.
Ottawa.
Ottawa.
Lawrence.
Lawrence'.
Lawrence.
Chas. Co.
Topeka.
.
L.avenworth
Highland . .
Leavenworth.
Douglas Co.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Kingman. Kingman

Co.

Miami Co., July 11, 1860.

Kingman. F. H., New York City; March 31. lSSIl.
Kenn·.dy. B.Il •• W.karnsa, May 21. 1862.
Kimball. Warr.n. Ma ••.• Dec. 2. I1l30.
.'
Knight. J. L.e, Indiana,Jul y 6. IIl37.
Knight. M. A .• Indiana. anuary 28, 1839.
Knight, S. L .• Indiana. August ~5. 1~!!.I.
Kllight. F. L .• Iown.. n.cember 4. IH(j.~.
Knight. M. L .• Kan .... r.by 15. 1~72.
Knillh •• M. G .• Kansas. July 23. 18N.
Kuhn, E. N .• Annapolis, ~Indian~, April ~J 1842.
Kennedy, T. H .• Brown Co., .Oh,o. Oct _a,IH33.
Kennedy.W. Il .• Brown county. Ohio. Oct. 111.1822.
Knight, Elizab •• h. Rockford. Ind , Feb. 19. 1831.·
KUnCkl'jOS.Ph A., Chicago. III .• Feb. 0, 1&amp;&lt;;9.
Kunkel, erom •. Penllsylvania. March ll. 1827.
Knight • . A., Vandurbnrg Co .• Ind., June 19.1852.
K.nnedy •. Ella A .. Kansas, February 2!. 1800.
Kenn.dy. O.car. Illinois. August. ~'1. 1855.
K.'!n.dy. Laura. Kansa'! A.pril6, 1~7.
Kle,nhaus, Mrs. A. J., Vlrg,·.,a. Apfll28. IIla·l.
K.nn.dy.O. p ... Brown county. Uhio. April 15. I~S-I.
• Koons. W. H .• Hndley, Uhio. January I. 18(jij.
Knight, J. C., Top.ka Band.
.
Knapp. Dora M •• Coxsacki •• N. Y .• Dec 1l.1856.
Kimball, G.o .• !\Iasonville. N. H .• !\lay 30. IHI7.
Kimball. Mary A .• Coun.y Caven. Ireland. Oct. 13. '32
Kimball. Cora L : Lawrence. Kas., Jan. 2M,18II;.
Kr.yhill. J E .• Penn .• January O. 182'J.
Keen, A. fi., Platte county, .Mo., February 7, 1~45.
Kimball, ~1.r5. Adeline A' New IpSWich, N. H"
October 2U. 1831.
Kennedr, Mrs. Eugen., Michigall. D.c. 29. 1852.
Kennedy. L. J • Brown county. Ohio. Sep •. 21, 1835.
Kennedy,: Amanda E., Indianapolis. Ind .• Nov. 22. '4.1.
K.nnedy,- Wm. I.. May 21, 183'~.
K.nnedy. I.., March 1!I. 18'..!'J.
K.nn-cdy. ~.~X. Kansas. August 2/j, 1863.
K.nnedy, Effie, Kansas, july 14 1871
K.nnedy, Mr•. E., Ohio. May 19. 1829.
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K.ez.I.J. C .• Limestone. 1'.nn .• F.b. 14, 1857.
Katz.nst.in. A., Germany. October 2:l. I/j;JI.
Kelch.r. David, N.w York, Augu"t 20. 11l5O.
K.lso, C. Z .• IndIana. June 29.185!a.
Kessl.r. Micha.I, York· county. Pa .• S.pt. 25,183-1.
K~ys, M. J., Linn county. Iowa. Jun.;J, 1862.
Kend.rdine, Fanni., Iowa, Jun. 1. 1&amp;12
Kimball, Sam·l. Mason Villag .... N. H., Aug. 27.1827.
K.ssle':!. Michel. York county. 1"'a" S.pt. 25. 1!I34.
K.lly, 1"'eter, Altoona, Pa .• Jun. It!. 1840.
Kerr. James M., Dayton. Ohio, July 13~"18H.
• Koons. Mada, FIDdl.y. Ohio. January ~. 1864.
Kretzinger. Lue E., Pennsyluania, February 7, 1847.
Kingen. L}'dia M., Pennsylvania. F.bruary 16. 1847.
Kenn.dy. Eugen •• lIIinois, March 21. 1850.
Kimball. Frank, Mason ViIlag •• N. H .• Jan. 0, 1824.
Keeper. Abraham, Luz.rn. county. Pa.• Feb. 9, 1869.
Knight, Mrs. Mary, Ky , S.pt.mber 1. 18'18.
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Knight, Luti., Evansvill •• Ind .. Nov. 23. 18&amp;1.
Knight. Eunice. EV:lnsville. Ind., Dec. 22. 18fiO.
Knight. Mary K. Evansville, Ind .• Sept. 5. ISM.
K.nn.dy, Eva, Lawr.nce; Aug. 17. 18U!'
Kingman. Samuel A .. Washington. lIIass .• Jun.26 1818.
Kingman, Mrs. M. W , Catawissa, Pa .• May H 1822.
Kingman. Lucy D., Smithland Ky .• January 8.'
Klodt, John N .• Brooklyn. Long Island. IB~:_ ....

Kingman. Kingman
Co.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Lawr.nce. March 13. IH77.
Lawrence. May 21. U!1i2.
De'Soto, May I. ISS6.
Topeka. April 18. I Has.
Topeka, Aug ..1. IBUH.
Topel,a.
Topeka.
Topeka.
Top.ka.
Lawrence, Oct 'n, ]076.
Wakaru.a. May 10. 1855.
Wakarusa. May 10. 1!lii5.
Tonganoxie. Oct. 10, 1804.
Lawrence. Sept. I. 1870.
Jefi"ef5on Co. July. 18.i6.
Lawrence. Apflll:!. 18i9.
Douglas Co.
Douglas Co .• Oct. 3;1855.
Douglas Co.
JetT~rson Co • Oct. 21.l. 1855.
Wakarusa, May 20. IH.').~.
Lawrenc •• April 7, 1871.

Topeka. Kan.
Topeka.
Top.ka.
Topeka.
Topeka.
Topeka.
.
Fr:l.nklin, Kansas.
Wakarusa.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Rising 'Sun Farm.
Lawr.ence.
Wakarusa:
Grantvill •.
\Vakarusa •
Lawrence.

Ottawa. April. 1870.
Lawr.nc •• April 15, 1865.
Lawrence, April 15. 1865.
Lawr.nc •• Jan. 28,1867.
Leavenworth. May I, 1870.
Leavenworth. (854.

Ol\awatomie.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. .
Leavenworth Co.
Leavenworth.

I

Law.. nc •• M&gt;rch 24. 1855.
Douglas Co .• Dec. 18, IIW9.
Wakarusa. May 1,1855.
Wakarusa. April 15, 1855.
Near Lawr.nce. Oct. 12. ISM.
Near Lawrenc •• Oct. 12. 1l:!55.
Wakarusa. Aug. 28. 1863.
Wakarusa, July H,1B7l.
Wakarusa. May 5. 1855.
Ottawa. May 3.18i5.
New York, I!!1iO.
Franklin, March 11, 1857.
Lawrence, Nov. 17~.18r,o.
Russell Co .• Aug. l:4, 1872.
Junction City. 1876.
Topeka, 1874.
Lawr.nc •• Oct. 9. lRi).l.
R u5s.11 Co .• Aug. 24. 1872.
Reno Station, June 25, 1809.
:'Iontgom.ry Co., 18Kanwnka. July 2. 1858.
Lawr.nce. S.pt. 5, 1877.
Lawr.nce. june 25. 185.5.
Lawre.nce, ::;cpt. 11:!57.
Lawrence. April lB. 1879.
Lawrence, April 16. 11&gt;'70.
Lawrence. AprillU. 11!70.
Lawr.nce. April 12. I:.7U.
Lawrence, Aug. 17.1801.
Brown Co •• April ~'7. 1857.
Brown Co .• April 27, 11l57.
Brown Co .• April 'P. 1~7.
~tchisonJ IMti9.

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Lawrence.
Douglas Ce.&gt;.
Near Lawrence.
N ear Lawrence.
Wakarusa ..
Wakarusa.
Wakarusa.
Ottawa.
L:lwrencc.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Russell Co.
Lawrence.
Topeka.
Lawrence.
Bunker Hill.
Douglas Co.
Douglas.
Winfield.Cowl.y C.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
La.wrence.
La.wrence.
Shawne. Co.
Shawnee Co.
Shawn.e Co.

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�THE KANSAS MEMORIAL.
Piau and Date oj Sdllemml.1 Present RuiJma

Name, Plaee and Dale of Birth.
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Wakaru.", Doug las
Co.
\Vakarusa, Dougl:l'i
Co.
Wakarusa, Dough,.
Co.
Wakarusa, Dougla.
Co.
Wakarusa.
Wakarusa, Douglas
Kastenbader, Anna. Douglas county, Jan. 26, 1865.
_
[1861. Co.
Black Jack, Douglas Co., Juue 24, Black Jack, DOll!:Kennedy, D. G., Butler, Pa., May 14; J821.
.
las Co.
Wakarusa.
K~nnedy", Margaret, Adams, county. 0., Oct, 27, 1800. Wakarusa, Oct. 1~, 181'&gt;5.
Shawn.cCo., March 19,1856.
Shawnee Co.
Kistler, u. W., Cass county, Ind., May 10. 1~33.
Lawrence, April 1872.
Lawrence.
Knitle, Albert, P.nnsylvanla, January 19.1849.
Topeka, March 2U, 1857.
Topeka.
Kellam, E. P., Vermont, February 28,l&amp;'l2.
Lawrence.
Kennedy, .Frankl Lawrence, May 16, J862.
Shawnee Co , 1t!56.
Topeka.
L.indsey, H. C •• owa City, 1844.
Lockwood, Mrs. J. T., Danville, Ky , March 15, 1~. Leavenworth City, Dec. 11, 1857.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, Il:170.
.
Lecompt~n.
Lake, B. F., Jackson, Ohio, Februry 14, 1!124.
Lecompton,lll5O.
Leavenworth Co.,
Leamer l .Wm., Pennsylv~nia, September 8. 1S'.!6.
Kanwaka,. Aug. 1, 1850.
Kan.
(.eon~ra, Mr.s. A. H' I Ene county, N. V., May 16.1825.
Baldwin City.
LoveJOY, Juha L., Lebanon,
N. H .• March 9, .1t11:!.
Manhattan, May tl, '1855.
Little E . ..,., Newark •. Ohio. D.cemb.r H. Jli58.
Olathe, ~!:ly 6, 18(jO.
Abilene..
Lemon. W. T., Michigan, February 16, 1l!3a.
Humboldt. Oct. G, 1&amp;';7.
Longfellow, Charles, Machias, Maine, 1I1ay 28, IS12.
Wakarusa, Dec. 2'J. 1:!66. tI871. Lawr.nce.
Lest 7r, E:, Dark countYI Ohio. March 2'J, 1842.
Ridgeway, Osage Co., Aug. 16, Ridgeway.
I.ewls, 1I1,ss M.. Harvara; N. Y.
Lawrencee, Allg. l,l!Si9.
Lecompton.
Lea,ner, E. B.tLecompton, Kansa&lt;, May IS, IIl62.
Lccomlton, May Ill, 18U2.
l.oper, T. L., rD', Kansas, July 31 18UO.
Troy, uly aI, 1800.
TrDY·
Lawrence.
Lindn.r, T. G., Germ.ny, Feb. 23,1833.
Lyon 0, Jan. IIlU2.
Loesch, M., Baden, Germany, May 2,1831.
Lawrence. Jan. 4, 1857.
Lawrence, Kan.
Lindley, Alfred, Orange county, Ind., Jan. 29,1822.
DOllglas Co., Oct. 17, 18GH.
Lindley. Joe. Orange county. Ind., Nov. 11, 11l49.
Douglas Co., Oct. 28 18tiH.
Wyandotte.
Lane, V. J., Wa,hington county. Pa., Jan. 7,1628.
Quindaro. March 6,1857.
Leonard, C; C., France.
Topeka, 18;;.').
L3mbe ... L. 1., St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 18. 1850.
Lawreuce, lIIarch 4. 1806. [5. 1857. Lawrence.

\Va~aru~a, March '27. IHfi7.
Kastenbader, ~liz"betll, Center county, Po., May 1:l,
Wakarusa, March ZT. 1857.
1830.
Kast.nbad.r, D. N., St.ph.nson county. Ill., April 14,
Wakarusa,
~1arch 27, 1857.
184!1.
Kast.n bad.r, ROle, Steph.nson county, Ill., June 6,
Wakarusa,
March
ZT, 1857.
1852.

Kastenbadcr, A" Unioi. ~oun'y. l'a ,Au\; 17, UUM.

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Leonard. Henry U., London, England, Jail 20,1S.:!:!.

Long. H. C. Zanesfield, Ohto), July ai, 1~24.
Long, Martha !l1.. Circleville. Ohio; May 18, 1833.
Lovejoy,!. R .Manhattan, Kansas, Sept. J7,l855.

Prrlll'ic City, DouJ.:tas Co., April Ernporia.
Wyandotte, Aug. 7. 174:1.
·Wyandntte.

Wyandu&lt;te, Sept. 7, 1852.
Manhatt.n, Sept. 17, 1865.

Kallsa, l,;ity,. Mo.
Coal Creek, DotlS'
las Co.

1st white

chilli Lorn ill Man.
Longfellnw, M. E., Loudon county, Va., Jan. 17, 1849. Lawrence, Jan. 12, 186l.
Linell, D. W., Beaver county, Penn., June 29,183!1.
Coffey Co , ~Iarch 28, 1859.
Lamb, C. W., Ohio, M;uch 27, lll5O.
Detroit. Nov. 1. IS!iS.
Lamb, John E Orange county. N. Y .• Nov. 16. 1!!48. JIIlIclion City. Oct. :12.1866.
Lowe, klizab.th, Granger county, Tenn., Mar. ~'O,l~:!o. l •• comptoll, Oct. 10, ltiUl.
Loug. T. E., Miami, COURLY, OhiO. August 18. 1858.
I Douglas Co .. March HI I!SG9.
Leam.er, Kate K., Sreamer" Kt.ystonc

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l\larch II), 1856., Lecompton,

t
Leamer, C. 'V., Lecompton, July 2,1000.

JHly. lXf\u.

Leconlplon, Juiy 2, IHOO.

Limbocker:i N., Monroe cDunty, N. V:, Dec 22, 1830. Pottawatomie Co., April 9, 1859.
Linton, Eli fl. Penn. June 15, 1844.
Tonganoxie Dec. 9, J866.
Leigh, Mrs.
R., Juniaca, P.nn.! Oct. 7, 1839.
Highland, Feb. 10, 1859.
Lyman, Will., Kentucky. January 6, 18.'31.
Lawrence, 1ll65.
Lynde. Edward, Saybrook, Conn .• Oct. 16. 1820.
JdTerson Co., Nov 1,185.5
L~g~rque.t, L. A., Armstrong, Pa OCI. 22, 18-12.
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Near
Lawrence, July ~,IM64.
Lud!ngton, George W., Syracuse, aro. Y., Mny 10. 1832. Topeka, May, lilb7.
LudIngton.!. Sate E., Burhngton, Vt., Feb 9,ll!:l1l.
Topeka.
Lyon. A. l,;.
Lawrence, March II, 1857
L 7c.ompte, Samuel D , Md.,. Dec. 13. 1814.
Leavenworth Co .• Dec 11, 1:!66
Llvrngston, C. C., Sharon, t'a., Oct. 28. 1865.
Topeka, Maya. 1873.
Louland. L. J., Rutland, Vt., Feb. 3, 1814.
Lynch, John C., 1814.
Leavenwortb Co., 1861.
Leiby, Nancy, Holly. Pennsylvania.
Lawrence.
LeIby, Lily G .. Kan.as.
Lawrence.
Lowe, Allen, Kentucky, April 21, HU6.
Auburn, June, 1859.
La .... Mary E., Pennsylvania, March 29, 1817..
Topeka, June, 1859.
Lyon, 1. H., Bulf.lo, N. Y., June 71..1841.
Leavenworth. Aug. J857.
Lewis, Ree. Jones, Breckenshire, I&gt;ngland, Aug. 24,
1831.
Bourbon Co., May 80, 1861.
Lig~tcilp, S. B., Greensburg, Pa., Oct. 7, 1842.
Wamego, May 1 1870.
L!'dlngton. R. W., Holyoke, Mass .. Sept. 1.1827.
Lawr.nce, March 20,1857.
LIncoln, Eben, P. LOUisville, Ky .• Dec. 6, 1852~
L!ncoln. Merwin C. B.ncock coun'r 111., Jan. 1, 1856.
Lmcoln, Geo. E., Hancock cOllnty. II., July 7; 1857.
Lyon.L. D., Illinois, March 16, 1843.
l.awrence, Jan. 24,181l8.
Leonard, A. R., Vermon., Nov. 2M. 1828.
Kanwaka, Aug. lU, Its69.
Lescher, George M. Kansas. S.ptember 28, 1862.
Shawn.e and O.age.
Lew, Samuel, Kentucky, 1857.
Lawrence, June, 1864.
LeWIS, P. B., Parke coullty. Indiana, Nov. 7, 184M.
Lawrence, Nov. 6,1885.
Lindner Wm. Chicago, June 20, 1861.
Council Grove, March ll, 1863.
Love. A l exander, N. V., 'November 25, 18a5.
.
Lawrence, April~, 1858.
Lo .. e, Imogen P., Virginia. August 23 1854.
Lecompton. Oct. 15, 11l50.
Long, Edward.z. Columbus, 0., Februa~y ZT 1851.
Marion Co.
.
L?we. P. G' I \,;oos county, N. H .• Sept. 29.1828.
Ft. Leavenworth, Dec. 26,1849.
LI,!coln, Anurew J., Putney, Vt, March 10, U1l5.
Lawrenc., May 10. 1877.
LeIS, Wm.J ..!.New York, JanuarY!h 1847.
Lawrence, March 4,1856.
Lane,. S. J., uaiena,·l1l., June 20, 1~.
Quindaro, March 6. 1857.
Lunk!ns, J. W., Chest.r, S. C., May 23, 1827.
Lawrence, April 13, 185~.
Lunkms, Mrs. 1. W., ChestertS. C .• Oct. 15,1886.
Lawr.nce, April, 1856.
Lonl, Anna t;;., Marietta.
ancast.r county Pa.
r
!.'jovember 14,1829.
'
, Iowa Point, April 12, 1848.

tot.

hattan.

Lawrence.
Detroit.
1.awrencc.
Lecompton.
Lawrence.
Lecompton.

I

L~colllplvn.

Manhattan.

Tonganoxie.

Highland.
Lawrence.

Kansa. Cily.
Lawrence.

Topeka.
Topeka.

Lawrence.
Leavenworth (;'".

Topeka.
Clyde, Kan.

Leavenworth.

Topeka.
Topeka.
Leavenworth.
Westport, Mo.
Wamego.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence ..
J.awrence.
Tonganoxie.

Topek:i~

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lecompton.
Leavenworth.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Wyandotte.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

J{ mile south of
Highland.

Lalnb, Ella, Illinois, April 12, 186.5.
Douglas Co., 1857.
L:ofgren, F: T~.odore. Malmo., Sweden, Dec. 11, 1838. Franklin Co .• July, 1!169.
L,tchfie d, Ahce L:, ~awrence, March 61 1859.
Lawrenc., March 6,1859.
Laws!'n, Jame., IlhnolS, September !I. 1857.
Lawrence, March 19, lM62.
LoveJOY, H. F., New York. F~bruary 26.1851.
Topeka, Sel't. 17 1877

Topeka.

Lov.less, M., Illinois, December IS, 1859.

~entralia.

Leona.rd, F. H.

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Seneca, Kan .• Mav 1. 180.5.

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Lawrence.
Lawrence.

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Namt, Flacia"d Dolt

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IF/au 1I11d Dalt

Birlh.

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Sttl/mltl1l. Frt.renl Rnidmrt

Li,ch.r. Augusta W .• Kentucky. S.pt. I~. 18&amp;!.
~h"wu.e Co.; Ap;il i7. 1S55.
'1'ol'e~a.
Lische •• T. H .• Penn.ylvania. :'Iarch IS. IM:!,J.
Shawnee Co .• March H. lli.'i7.
Topeka.
Laurence, Annie ~f • Hc:nderson, 111., June HI, 1862.
Lawrence, Sept.-Lawrence.
Longf.llow. Mary C., Augusta. Maine. April ~!i. 1816. W~karusa. Oct. 20. 1~57.
La.wr.nce.
Lamb. C. A .• Elbrid\:. Tp .• N. Y., Feb. la. IS~6.
Clinton. Nov. 2.;, l~t)7
Chuton.
Lapham W. W Illinois March 7 Itl:l!l.
Lawrence. Aug 15 1878.
Lawrenc •.
Lake, ~(asgic \Y .• Ohio,' Novemb~r :!u, 183'l.
Lawrencc~ April, IJ)70.
Lawrellce.
Lewis, ~l. D., lnulana, ~Iay 4, 1S5.:J.
I.awrence, N.ov. Ititi5.
OO\lSI~\S C~.
Loy.joy, 1. R .• ~lanhattan, Kas., Sept. 17.1855.
Manhattan. Sept. 17. !.f;S5.
Daldwln.Clty.
Lundy,!' S., New Jersey. August IS, 1810.
\VY!l~dol~c, Nov,.. ;863.
Lawrenl;c.
L.onard. Sophia. London, Eng .• April I. 1818.
Pra .... City, April i), 1&amp;57.
Lawrc~ce.
Leonard. Anna. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Morch 12 l1i52. Lea.enw?rth. Ap"J 14. 186.'\.
Emporia.
Leonard, Bernard Enniskill.n, Ir.land. Dec. 25, H1l3. Pra .... City, April il, IIIS7.
Lawr.nc •.
Langdon. J. W. Crystal Lak., III .• July I~. 11l51;.
W"hington, March 15: 187'.!.
Washlnston.
Low •• A. k .. ~{onroe county, T.nn .• hb. 11.1/;;10.
Lecompton, Oct 10, I~GI.
L.compton
Lin.s Chas. B .• N.w Hav.n. Conn., March 12, 1307.
Wabauns~e May I, ISM.
Wab.unsee.
Lansdown; LB .• FI.ming county. Ky .• March 24. '53. Lawrence. Aug. 18, 18.'\6
Lawr.nc •.
Ladd. Miss Annie H • Frankhn Co .• 0., Aug. 14. 1815. Wyandotte, July al. IH~~.
Wyandott •.
Leonard. George, Prairie City, June Q, 1850.
Lawrence. June 0, lSSti.
Lawrence.
Lynch. Mary.
Lawrence.
Lowe. P. G .• Coos county. N. H .• Sept: 28.1828.
Leavenworth City.
0.,
Ft.
Leavenworth
..
Dec.
25,
IH4D.
Lone'. H.nry C .• Banesfield. Montgomery county.
Wyandotte, City. Aug. 7.1843. Wyandott •.
July 31. 1S24.
Wyandutte.
Wyandotte City, Sept. 7. 1SS2.
Long. Martha M .• Circlevill •• Ohio, May 18. 183;1.
Lawrence.
Lawrenc., May 11. 18114.
Lyman. Cordie Osc.ola. Mo .• June 23. 1854.
Lyman, Zuez, Lawrence Kansas, January 15. 1879.
Lyman, U. G., A!lhtauula. Ohio, May 2, lH5l.
Gc:neva. Allen Co .. ~I!pc. 12, lRoo. Lawrcllcc.
Lugcnbccl, Cbarle.s \V. f Ross county. 0., ~1arch 20, 1840. (t'out Illlics b:ast or Lawrence, 0 ... ,.
11, 1879.
East or Lawr.. c ••
Lewis. P. M.• Delawar.., Indiana, February 20. 1l141.
Linn Co .• Nov. 7, ISS7.
Lecompton.
L.wis. W. S .• Malone, N. Y .• Ianuary 19.
Lawrence; Nay. 1872.
Lawrence.

I

I.ewis. G.orge A •• Malone, N. Y .• October 2.
ILawrence, :--lov .• 1~7\!.
Lewis, Emma A" ~falonci N. V, September 18, 18f14.
Lawrence, Nov.,.lS7~.
Lccompt, Eugene D., C.lmbridge, ~lc..1 .• H:H.5.
Leavenworth, Dec. 1,18&amp;(.
L.compt, ~lrs Eug.ne D',.l New Bedford, Mas •.• 1850. Manhattan. ~Iarch, 1857.
Leis, G&lt;org. N.w York, ~.brunry, 18. 1842.
Lawrence, Feb. 19, 1&amp;').';.
Lovejoy, C. H.. H.bron, N. Ii., October II, 1811.
t¥bnhauan. ~Iarch II. 18.15.
Lee. Mrs. G. W .• Maine. March 20. 18~.
Manhattnn, April, 1&amp;55.
L.vy: Ab. L .• N.w York City. ~larch 23, 18G~~
Lawr.nce, ~~ay I. loGS;
LOY.Joy, C. H .. llanhattan, S.pt.mber 17,1850.
Coal Creek, Sept. 17. 1S5.'i.
I..alog., C. F .• Franc., May 31. 1!l3U.
Chase Co .• F.b. 15. 1859.

Lawrenc •.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Baldwin.
Manhattan.
La·wrence.
Coal Creek.
C.dar POint. Chase
Co.

Lawson. Mrs. E. J .. Massachusetts, July 3. 1~5.
Lawrence, F.b. IS09.
I.awson. John, Low.lI. M~ss., August 2U. 18m.
Lawrenc •• Oct. 2. ISBU.
Lawrence.
Love, AI.xander. S.ymour, Ind .• April 10, 1~45.
L.av.nworth Co., ~Inr. 13, 18118.
LO:H, John \V., MU'!Ikingum c Illnty, 0., July 15,1816. Leavenworth Co., Oct. 28, IMr,... Wamego, Kan.
I.oar, Lucinda. Gillia county, Ohio, March 3, 1828.
Leavenwurth Co., Oct U, 1854. Lawrence
Lynch. John C.
Leavenworth. --.1861.
L.avenworth.
Livingston. C. C .• M.rc.r COunty. Pa., Oct. 28. ISSO. Top.ka. ~hy 3, IS~3.
·Ligg.tt. J. ~l.. Brown county, Ohio, Dec. ZT, 1!l'25.
IFort Scott. July 24.1858.
Johnson Co.
Lamasney. Jame •• &lt;;Igd.nsburg. N. Y., July lId8~2.
,Olath •• April 10. IJGO.·
Olathe.'
L.gate, Iyory H .• Edinburg, lad., Aug. 21,1&amp;",.
,Olalhe. Fob. 7. IS,O.
Olath •.
Lamorean. Geo. 'V., \Viscolisin, lSI;o.
~Iound City, - - , tSng.
Kans&lt;l:i City.
Lamorenn, D. R .• Scohari., November 10,1829.
Linn Co .• Nov. 12, 18U~.
Mound City.
I",ru •• Mrs. Sarah J.• Conn.cticut, Nov. 20.1850.
Franklin. June 15. 1~'I1.
BalJwin City.
Lee, John. Lawrence, November 12, l~.·
Lawrence. Noy. 12, lS5M.
Lawrence.
L.mmon. AIl.n B. Fre.port. Ohio, August·21. 1!I47.
Winfield, ~farch 11. lS71.
Winfi.lJ.
Lawson, Emmer R., Illinois, February 8 1803
Lawrence, :..tar. 19,1Sti2.
Lawrence.
Lapham. S .• Cumberland county. Me., F.b. 28,1832.
Coal Creek. Douglas Co .• Nov. Coal Cr.ek. Doug,
10,1li.'i1.
Ins Co.
Little. E. C .• Newark. Ohio. D.c.mb.r 14. I~.
Ol"h •• Mal' 5. 1~66.
Abil.ne.
Laws, Emma, Malone t N. Y., (o'cbruary 13, Uio2.
Lawrence, Dec. la, HfT2.
Lawrence.
Leonard, G. F'9 Praine City, June 9, lH·'19.
Lawrence, :\Iar. ~3, lotiO.
Lawrence.
'Legare, James F., Leominster, Mass., Nov. 23,1829.
Lawrence, July 5,18.1).4.
Leavenworth •.
Lawson, Sarah E., November 16, 11).14.
Lawrence,·-L.vy, Chas .• G.rmany. August Il. IS28.
Low«nce. May I, 1865.
North Lawr.nc ••
Leeper, Allen, ~hio, August ~4, lR.'lO.
Paola, Jan. 2:1, 1&amp;57.
Lawrence:.
Leep.r, Vinna. ladiana. January 21.1833.
Poola, Jan. 2:1. 1&amp;57.
Lawrence.
Leeper, Vid:ttia S., Kentucky, August 6, 1858.
Lawrence, Aug. 10, 1878.
Top.ka.
Leeper. C. G .• Franc •. D.cemb.r 10, 1&amp;53.
Paola. Jan. 23. lli.'i7.
Top.ka.
~ootiComery, P. D., Genesee county, !\C. Y, Nov. 29,
1881.
C.dar Point. Oct. - . 11&gt;'73.
C.dar Point.
MorgrLn, A. P .• Framingham, M:tu., Feb. 17, una.
Lawrence, Nov. 1, ls"l).L
Lawrence.
Martin. William. B.dford county. Pa.l. May I, I~OI.
Lawr.nc., April ;;. IS'I5.
Lawrence:.
~Iill.r, W C. McLean county. Ill .• uct. 3,11130.
Lawr.nce. F.b. 2G, 1869.
Law:enr.e.
~Iich .. el, Wm. H .• Hardy, W. Va., Jan. 5.1843.
Douglas Co., Nov. 21l. 1871.
Marion Tp.
Marckle. Wm. D., Pr.bl. county, 0., Aug. 26. 18-18.
Douglas Co .. Mar. 2~. 1&amp;:;9.
Willow Springs.
~I.s.rbey. E. C .• Halow.lI. M •.• March 4, 18m.
Lawrence. F.b. 15. 1877.
Lawrence.
Murray. Lue.tta. Ohio. July 15, 1860.
nil: Sprin~., _ _ • I~U2
\Vamego.
M:Lnn, Nannic E., Dclaw:lrc, 0., August 15, IHflO.
Le:l,venwurth, May ~U, um.
Leaven wordl.
Morg:tn. Ellen, Johnson county, December 7, 1~9.
M~rblc, Orin C .• Sturgis. Mich , March 5. IMI8.
Lawrence. Mar. II. 18G7.
Mitchell, Mrs S. D., Ottawa. Ill .• April ~9, IM38.
Osage City June 18 IM70
Osage Co.
\Iurphy J. H , Paris. Edgar county. III ,July 12, I!!-IS. Tecums.h.·!\1"y ~tl. '1&amp;5~.·
Tecumseh.
Moore, Alonzo \V" Penn.,June 29 1815
Topeka, Ocr. W, lti5-l.
Top.ka.
Mann,]. A .. Montgom.r~ county. Pa .• Nov. 7. 18:l8. Gr ... hopp.r Falls, ~13y 9, 1858.
ctrerson Co.
{ .awrcnce.
Morns, W. F .• Ill.. !lIar _~, llQj.
Lawr.nce JUII.·\ I~H
~(oodYI H. C., Peoria, 11.. l\l:\rch 23, lX5G.
"
.
Moor., Dr. John 5 .• Wou'wich, Eng .• ~1ay 19. 1855.
Lawrence. S.pt.22, IS71.
Lawrence.
~laxson. P. B .• Hopkinton, R. r.. July, 20. IS2S.
Fr.mo_nt Tp .• Lyon Co .• May a'IFr.mOlnt Tp .• Lyon
!llaxson, :llrs. Mary S, Courtland county. N. Y .• Dec
18aH.
Co.
11, l~~n.
Fr.mont Tp., Lyon Co .• D.c. - , Fr.mont Tp. Lyon
~litch.lI, D. T .• Kentucky. April 8. 183'2.
lti51i.
Co.'
Dou~las Co., April 2. lR55.
Law rence.
~oiI5, Mrs. Martha, Center county, Pa .• Jiln. 9, U:~:!l.
:-'1 a n11:ttt:Ln , M:ty I, 1~1)'\.
~flnh':lltan
~lacy, E. G .• Pr.ble county. 0 . Octob.r 13. 1!!17.
Ne~r Bloomington, OCt. 2'.!, ]854: !'lear Bloo~ington.
~1 .. ker, Mrs. P .• N. Y ,Jllly 2U. 1311.
.
I..!lwrence, - Lawrence.
!\le1.ndry, H.nry L .• V.rmont. ~'.b. 7. 1~60.
LIOn Co., June I!J. IS07.
Lawr.nce.
~Iatn.y. Julia. Octob.r 23 1~32.
Richland, April 15, 1~;;7.
Richland.
~L.. well. Jos.ph. Greenvill •. March 11, 17!J5.
I.awrence, May :lU, lS5X.
Lawrence.
:\lart.in, Georg.«; \V., IfolidaY5bur~. ,Pa ,June :W 18.11.
~l.rtln. !&lt;ofrs. (.eorge \V., CoJumbl:lua county Ohio L.compton •. Mar. -, 1S,,)7.
Topeka.
March. IlI45.
•
,
POltaw:uOlnle Co., !,Iar. -.1857.I1'ooek~.

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�THE KANSAS MElJ.IORIAL.

I

Nam~, PIau and Dat~ of Birth.

Piau and Date

of Seltlemmt.\Pnunt'Rtsiritnrt

M~ore, G. W. H., Rus~el1 count)', Va., luly 17,18'24. lefferson Co., April 20. 1859~ ....
~hller, A., North Carolina, Sept. 17, IB:!?'.
Lawrence, Sept. 25, 1859.

·Le;'~~·':;~orth Co.

Mca..J, Mrs. Etta, Bo~tou. !\1:\!'s.• Dec. H, 1~.
~loor.e, H:u-ry J ., Camden\ N. J., Sept. 25, IJj5U.
MartIn, Plerr~, France. Ju y, 4, 1!l22.
.

ManhaU ..lU, June 11. l~jU.

r-.·tanhattan.

Douglas Co., May.25, It«lO.
Paola, Sept 1,11!56
Johnson, Sept. - , 11157.
kansas, Aug. 28, 1861.
Hamlin, Mar -ll867.
Lawrence, July II, 11!7U.

Lawrence.

Lawrence, Aug. 6, I1!70.
Leavenworth, May 9, IJj.'iII.
Douglas Co., July, 1867.
Dougla. Co., May. 1l!b'9.
Miami Mission, July'U,II!54.
Lawrence, Feb. 6, 11!7l1.
Lawrence, Feb. 6, 1878.
Wakarusa Tp , Mar. 14, 1811.
Wakarusa Tp., Mar. 14, 1871.
Lawrence. Mar. 8, 1879.
Russell, Russell Co., Mar.: 25,
1875.
Ottawa Creek, Franklin Co.,
Aug. I, I~. .

Lawrence.
Leavenworth.
Scranton·.

Me:,el, A., Germa"y, F.ebruary U. 1~.
Mnltland, A. W., Readln!:, Pa., Dec. 211, IR5-1.

North Lawrence.
Wichita.

Leavenworth, _ _ , 1i!fi8.
I.awrence. Sept. 1U, Ism).

Mann, CynthIa, Frankfort, Ky., Aug. 9, 1863.
Martin, Leon R., Topeka, May 9, 1864.
Moore, Maggie Lecomliton Sept. 11, 1862.
Moore, 1\1. A., Evansvi Ie, ind., Dec. I, IJj52,
Moore, Susie Lawrence, Dec. 15, l!J66.
Moore, Nelli~, August 17.1871.
Menger Christian A., Saxony, March, 1~.
Morgan: Ellis,lohnson county, Dec. 7,1858.
Miller, AI.ina St., Michigan, Dec. 3, 1~il9.
Morgan, M .... W. A., Elkhart, Ind., March 16, 1&amp;').
Murphy, Mary, Indiana, September 16, 1855.
Murphy, Eliza, Kansas, August 28, 1861.
.
Morrill, E. N., Maine, February 12, Ib34.
Moore, Hught.S:0unty Down, Ireland, Oct. 14,1804.
Miller, Lloyd w., Miller, Hancock county, 0., March
lIl, 1868.
Marshall,1. R., Pin,burg, Pa., Nov. 18,1889.
Marshall, T; L., Indiana county, Pa., July 17, 1840.
·Marshall. MarKaret. Belfast, Ireland, Nov. 15, 1&amp;12.
Moore, Ely, New York City, Dec. 7,1834.
Massey, C. C." La!!alle county, 111., Aug~st 2, 1842.
Massey, E.' J:~ Manon connty, Ind., April 2!!, 1847.
Manwaring, nenry, Kent, Eng. ·Feb. 2!!, IIl3!l
Manwaring; Esther, Brighton, Eng., Feb. I, 1845.
Markley, O. M., Wabash county Ind .. Aug. 4,1854.
!'thles,Dessie C., Ridgely, Mo., Sept. 17, 1859.
,
Moore, Wm., North Carolina, July 25, 1806.
Moore,}. C .• Park county, Ind., July 12, IIH2.

Lawrence" ~hy 10, li:!lil.
Lawrence.
Cedar Point, Chase Co., Kan5a5,
Aug. 15,1854.
Cedar Point.
Near Lawrence, - - , ]868.
Lawrence.
Topeka, - Topeka.
Lawrence, - - , 1866.
Lawrence.
Western Mo .• - - , 18.')6.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. Dec. 15. 1800.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, Aug 17,11!71.
Lawrence.
Leavenworth, - - , 11!M.
Lawrence.

Ottawa Creek,
Aug. 1,1854.

Franklin

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Hiawatha.
Lawrence.

Scranton.

Lawrence.

Lawrence;
Russell, Kan.
0't~~a,

Frankli ..

Co.,

Norwood, Franklin
Co.
Franklin, Douglas Co., Oct. 10,
.
1856.
Douglas Co.
Montfort, F. P., Warren county, Ohio, May II, 1816.
Highland, Doniphan Co., June
2!!, 1856.'
North Topeka.
Mull, G. W. Penn., September 19, 1819.
Lawrence, April-, 1867.'
Lawrence ..
Miller, W. It., Hamilton county, Ohio, May 10, 1!!27. Illinois, - - 1870.
Lawrence.
Miller, A. R., Glasgow, Scotland, August 29,1827.
Johnson Co., July I, 1869
lohnson Co.
Morse, Charley, Topeka, August 19, 1869.
. Shawnee Co., AU$:. 19. 1868.
'I.·o~e!&lt;a •.
Marshall, W. N., Po. .. June 00,1850
Douglas Co., Apnl19, 1857.
Prame CIty.
Mason. L. P., Penn field, N. Y., April 12, 1833.
Lawrence.l July lfi, IH66.
I.awrence.
Morrice. Chris, Henry county, Ind., 186:.1.
'Franklin ~o,' 11!76.
Douglas Co.
Milner, Frank E., Erie, Pa., January 14, 1~53.
lola, Oct. 22, 1857.
North Lawrence.
lIlador, J. D., Jackson county, MO.,'Oecember25,II!f8. Douglas Co., Feb 24,1862.
Lawrence.
Monlgomerl' Jess. S., Ireland, April2B, 1844.
Lawrence, March 25 1877.
Lawrence.
Mendenhal , C. F., Lewisville, Ind., December 9,1115-1. Shawnee, Johnson Co , April 1,
.
.
1~55.·
Lawrence.
Moah.l. E, Lawrence, Kan., February 26,1856.
_ _ _ -1868.
Lawrence.
lItarckfe, Mrs. M T., St. Geneva Co., Mo., Dec. 16, 1824 Near Siegle, April 7; 1864.
Near Siegle.
Meairs, Wm., Butler Co., Ohio, March 3,1829.
Blanton Bridg~, Doug. Co., Apr.
.
7,11!56.
Blanton B ri d g.,
Douglas Co.
Miller, William, Chester county, S. C., Aug. 7, 1841.
Lawrence, May 6, 11158.
Lawrence.
Marshall, T. B., Topeka bend.
Mitchell. W. P., Leavenworth. May 21. 1857.
Leavenworth', May lll, 1857.
Williamston.
Miller, John S. Ru.h county, Ind., March I, 1850.
Leavenworth Co., Jan. - 11110. Leavenworth.
Miller, A. P., Hamilton county, Ind., July 17, 1846.
Douglas Co. Dec -, HI,6.
Douglas Co.
Mull, Geo., Iowa. July 14, IHoo.
Douglas Co., - - - , IIIUll.
Lawrence.
ModlR, lohn E. Korsta, Hopta, Sweden, Nov. 4, 1856. Lawrence, Jan 14, 186'9.
Lawrence.
Mason, Myron, Robinson, Lawrence, May 9, l!rn.
Lawrence 'May 9, Il!7l.
Lawrence.
Marple, E., Ohio, October 1l!2U.
Shawnee (:o'1.AprilI9, 1856.
Shawnee Co.
Monelle, Newton H., Burling.me, Nov. 24, 11!60.
Burlingame, ~ov. 24, 18tic1.
Burlingame.
Maynard, F. A., Wellsboro, Pa.
Osawatomic;t May -, li:!lil.
Maynard, H. S., Well.boro, Po. , March 3. 18M.
Randolph, vct. -,1865.
Randolph.
Moyes, May, Lawrence, December 18, 1801.
I.awrence, Dec. 18, 1!l61.
I.awrence.
AfarvlD, Mina 10:., Warren, Ohio, September 2a, 1860
Lawrence, Dec. 21, 1814.
Lawrence.
Miller, A. G., Kentucky, October 17 18:l3.
Topeka, May 4, IH57.
Topeka.
MIII.r, M ... A. ~., IndIana, Oct. 2, f 833;
.
T~pe~a ,May 4,1857.
Topeka.
Malt, A. P., IndIana, January 14 1831;.
~ltaml Co ,March 15 1857.
Lawrence.
Millard, Mr •. F. 0 , St. Charles, Ill., October 26,11152. Mound City - - -, i869.
Lawrence.
Malhias, Mrs. William G., Columbus, 0., Apr.20,l836. Leavenworth, May 1,1857.
Leavenworth.
l\l~re, y ..
Boston, Mass., October I. !~lU.
Crnwford County, March 3, 1870. Lawrence.
M!lIs, VlfglRl!" St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. d, 1115:.1.
Leavenworth, __
Leavenworth:
~t~lIs, Catherme. Schuyler county, N. V .. Oct. 17, Uf.ltf. Fort Leavenworth, _ _ 1852.
Leavcnw·orrh.
MItchell, M. P., Leaven~orth, :'1ay 21,1!la7.
Lea~enworth, May 21, 1857.
Myers, M. F ... Marc.h,IH:!!).
Marlon, Douglas Co .. _ -,1857.
Murray,.M. V., OhIO, October 22,1859.
Lawrence, - - _, 1~61.
Lawrence.'
M?ore, Itelen L.
.
Decatur, Ill.
MIller, Mrs. E., 01110, March 15, 1844.
.'
Minmi Co • Sept 3, 1860.
Lawrence.
Mau.er, S. J., Harvard, III., October 11, llAAI.
McHenry Co., 111.,
Lawrence.
Mackey, Tho •. 1., Lewis county, Ky., Oct. 23, 1881.

a.

w..,

Moore, Milton R., Madison Co., Ind., Sept. '1:1, 1846. Bloomington, Dougl ... Co., NOV.,
M'I
M
M
F
.
8, 18."&gt;8..
Topeka
• nerl, rI• • ariaret, t. CovIngton, N. Y., March Cof.chique, Allen Co. Nov. 23
•
l ... 1825.
.
I&amp;'&gt;7
'
.. N
h L
J::''ielleJr, Rehv. lohn Adam, German Y May 24, 1836.
Baldwin' City Nov 1M IIl/J()
B:awin 'ci:;nc•.
. I es, osep ,l&gt;eDnsylvanla,'jan 19. i 83'J.
,Lawrence J':n 22 1876
.
II
h'
~or~, IHc, Dearborn couni,' Ind., Feb. 22, Uilli. IBourbon Co , Mar~h 20:1&amp;,&gt;7. 11:~~~~~;h~t.
~I:~ks~~' M~~Hn,ge~':a~nyy, u'ily~S'I~
LLenvenworth, Oc., -,1857.
Leavenworth.
,M h ffi

-"1

a a e. .

D

.,

F"

,

Y..",

ayette c.ou!'ty, OhIO, Apnl 25, 18tO.

eavcnworth. Oct. -

1~6.

Le:avenworth

Olalhe. Johnson Co., Oct. 15, 11157. Olathe.

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�THE KANSAS MEMORIAL;

Nanu, Place at,d DaI~ of BiTth.

Place and Date

!\larch. George:·Ohio; ~'eb. ~ Iij2~.
_.. Matney. Charles. Taswell cOllnty. Va. Feb. 1.1829.
Mitchell, D. H .. Indiana. May 29. 11!3O.
Mobelv, R. D .• Graves county. Ky .• June 24.1833.
Murch. A. B., Essex county. N. V • March 4, Id24.
Miller, Mary G., Ohio. September 16. 1!!32.
Marshall. Jennie. Topeka, Jan. 13, 1861.
Morris. Goo. W .• Port Republic. Va., Feb. 28, IS23.
MasoD. J. H., Ireland, April:.'O, ItI37.
Mann, C.• Indiana, Jan. 3.
Maine. M. P., New'York, May 10, 1843.

of Settlement.

I-.;;-";'reo"e, Oct. 25, 11173.
Richland. Aug. 17, 1t!5-1.
Leavenworth CO J. May 29. 185-l.
Reeder. Solomon valley. May 20,
1850.
.
Franklin Tp., Ottawa Co , Sept.
15, 11171.
Shawnee Co., April 17, It!6G.
Topek~, Jail. 13, ISlil.
•
Douglas Co., May :l!l, 18.,7.

Present ResideNt
Lawrence.
Richland.
Williamotown.
l\linneapolos.
Fount Tp., Ottawa
Co.
Tecumseh.
Topeka.
Douglas Co.

Lawrence. -- -Richland. Shawnee Co., Aug. I,
1874.
Shawnee Co.
Lecompton. March, 1857.
Lecompton.
Martin./. S., Blair county, Pa., August 2,1852.
Douglas County.
Clinton, Kanus.
Mason, . N., Whiteside. 111., September 30,1857.
Shawnee, Johnson· Co;. April I,
Mendenhall, D. W., Indiana, June 21, It1t7.
1855.
.
Lawrence.
Shawnee, Johnson Co., April 1.
Mendenhall, S. E , Virginia', July 6, l832.
1850.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, Kansas.
Mau2erj, S. J., Illinois, October 11,1860.
Kansas City, Mo.
Meek, 1,;. M .• Indiana, September 2t, 1824.
Leavenwortli, Feb. - , 185t1.
Merriman, Wm.
Lynchburg. Va.
Miller, Liz.ie J., New Paris, Ohio, January_21, 1861.
Lawrence, Oct. 4. 1::Ii2.
Mendenhall. 5 ·A., Nausemone Co., V .... Nov. 9, 1811 Shawnee Mission, Apr. 1,1854. Lawrence.
Montgomery, Minnie M., Westfield, N. V. 'lan. 31,1861. I.awrence, Oct 1867.
Lawrence.
Mason. Ernest Gordon, Lawrence. Septem er It1. 11l73. Lawrence. Sept. IS. It17'J.
Lawrence.
Monroe. Frank H , Fairfield Co .• Conn., Apr. 22, lK32. Lawrence. May 5.1850.
Lawrence.
Miller, J. B .• Pennsylvania, May 28. 1828.
Tecumseh. April :./7,1856.
Tecumseh.
Moore. J. C., Belvoir Kan., December 20,1843.
Dloomington, Kan .• Nov. 5,1858. Belvoir, Kan.
Miller. kobert H·.! Chester county, S. C., Dec. 6, 179iJ. Lawrence, Mny 6, 185tI.
Lawrence.
M.. son, A. L •• Dnouque, Iowa, February 22, It157
Paola. Kan., April IljtiO
l.awrence.
Mason, Dorcas, Westford. Ma.... December S, It126.
Clinton, Doug!&gt;s Co., Oct. U!IJ9. Clinton.
Meeker, C. W •• Harrison, Ill •• Aug 3\, 1~8.
White Cloud, May 10, 11I75.
Lawrence.
Myer. I. J., Ringgold county, Iowa, October 22,ISllti. Woodstock, Jeff. Co. Sep. 15.186\
Morgan, James, Putnam Co., Ind., October 17, 11!24.
Jefferson County, April 15, U!56. Sarcoxie.
Mendenhall, C., Shawnee Mtssion; Johnson Co .• Kan.,
Feb. H, 1850.
Osawatomie, Sept 1. 185~.
Lawrence.
Meade, F. A •• Centervill-, Ind., January 15; 1859.
Lawrence, December 22, 1869.
Lawrence.
Morg.n, O. A., N. V ,July 14, 1833.
Lawrence.
.
Miller, Mrs. Ch"les H., Plaue Co.t.Mo., July 29,1845. Leavenworth, Co., May 1854.
Le .. venworth.
Mosher, Arch., Rutlano Co .• Vt ,Nov. 3, 1~11.
Franklin Co., April H, 1857.
Iprairie City.
Myers, F. A., Licking Co., Ohio .• June 9,1840.
Auburn, April a, 18(i!).
Douglas Co.
Martin, W. H .• Mercer Co., Ky., September 16, 1836. Douglas Co .• March la, 111til!.
L:&gt;.wrcnce.
Morgan. H. H., Be,hel, Ohio, April 14. 18M.
March 24. 11176.
Lawrence.
Mason. Ernest G., Laurence. September Ill, 1873.
Lawrence, September 18, 1873.
Lawrence.
~laine, Laura E., (;reen county, Wis., Nov. la, 1850.
Sh~wnee Co., Nov 10. 18j4
Shawnee Co.
M.ine. Laura E., Shawnee county, March 18,1t1711.
Shawnee Co .. March 18. 187S.
Shawnee Co .
Lawrence, M3Y 5, 1855.
Lawrence.
. Monroe, Ed., Reeding, Conn., Nov. 11,18;1',
Meade. Frank A" Indianapoli~, January 15, 1859.
LawrenceA, December !!:it 18;0.
Lawrence.
M.rkley, S., Pat October 10, 1l!2l!.
Dougl:&gt;.s. 1,;0 , March 9, It-i!l.
Lawrence ..
Mitchell, S. A., tyler county, Va., J:tnuary 5,1838.
Leavenworth, Dec. 15,185-1.
Lawrence.
Mays, Emily J .• HOlland, Vt., February 2, 1837.
Lawrence, Apri 7, 1857.
Lawrence.
Miller. Chas. H •• Germany April 15, IS&amp;!
Leavenworth, June Hi.57.
Leavenworth.
Moore, ~. Miles. ~e~ york, Se~t 2.1tr~fJ.
Le:tY~n\Vorthl une J:J, U~;)o1.
Leavenworth.
Moore, J..Jnna F., VarglOtaj ):J.n. :l:l, HHt.·
Atclusou, Apn 2, l~tJ.
Leavenworth.
M:t~tin, R. G., Mercer Co .• Pa .• June 25,1837.
Topeka, Kallsas, May 1855.
'l'upeka.
MelOke. P. D., Hannover, lA83.
Eudora, IRU7.
(1873, Te".
Morgan Jonathan F., N·ew London, N. H., April 3. ISIS. Lawreclle Kansas, Aug. 1,185-l. Deceased. Oct. IY,
Morgan, Edward W • Holliston, Ma.... May ao. 1~2. Lawrence, K:tnsas. Nov. I, Il1-'i4. Osawatomie.
Morgan. G. H., South Framingham, M.. ss., Feb. 27,
185:.l.
.
..
Lawrence, Nov. 1. It!5-I.
La.wrence, Kan.
Morga1'i1sd.onathan F., Jr., L .. wrence, Kas., Jan. 20,
.
Lawrence.
.
Morgan, Arina M., Lawrence. Kas , Nov. 25, It157.
Lawrence, KaD.
Marshall, D. A., Virginia, ~·eb. 10, 1842.
Tetrerson Co .• May 20, 18i1.
North l.awrence.
Martin, Louis. Kentucky 1827.
Lawrence, 1Stri'.
Lawrence.
Morse, D. L •• Bradford,
Oct. 11, lira.
Topeka April 12, 1857.
Toveka.
Myers, F. J., Pennsylvania. April 15, 1!l67.·
Black Jack, DOllglas Co., April
...
12.11&gt;"77.
Black Jock.

Pa.,

Matney, Solomon. Richland, Dec. 28, 1859.
Morille, Z. M., Switzerbnd. March 21, 1l!27.
Murphy, Emma Nilson, Upper Sandusky. June 25,1&amp;5~.
Mugler, Mrs. Anna, Germany. Jan. 19, 11l1l:1.
•
Morris, Ch:ules, Niles, ~tich., Jan. 'lS, 1850.
Mason, Frank, New York. ItI25.
Mendenhall, A. S., Indiana, March 26,1856.
IIlil1ikan, I., Monroe Co., Ind .. Jan. 7, IS:.'7.
JIIilIikan, E. L., JIIanchester, N. H., Dec. 5, 1830.
. Merrit Francis, Canada, May 3, 18.'18
.
lItaber y, Augustin Wm., jr .• London, England. Dee.
26, 1834.
Maberly, lItrs. Ruth S, Ramsey, Hampshire, Eng.
land, Oct. 3, 1835.
.
Morris, S..rah, Franklin Co., Ohio, March 16, It128.
Morris. Alice. Frnnklin Co., Ohio, Jan 3, 18M.
lIIitchell, C. B.~l\Ii .. mi Co., Ohio, April IS, It!49.
Mitchell, Mrs. l!.mma C., Miami Co., Ohio, Jan. 20,

r

1~4.

Miller David, North Carolina. 1805.
Miller, Susie I., Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. 14, 1857.
Mustard. M. E. Pittsburg, P ... , Nov. 6,18:18.
Marks, A .. Bainburg Jan.6 IMH.
Montgoon.ery, J M., jasper Co., Mo., Oct. 20. It1tkl.
Moore. R. R •.l Farmtnjrton, OhIO, Feb. la. 1841.
Moore, John U., Farnllngton, 0\"0, June 8, It15R.
Marshan, S.·A., Boston, March:.!S, 11118.
Miller, Ricliard, Indiana, Jan. 2, 1839.

September, 18711.
.
;
Burlingam~, June I, 1855.'
Wyandotte; Nov. 10.1&amp;57.
Burlingame, April, 18511.
.
Lawrence. 1875 ..
Osawatomie, Jan. 1: lf55.
Johnson Cou·nty, May 29, 11!57.
Olathe, May 28. 1!I.\7.
Lawrence.Oet.lH67.

Big Spring..
Osage City.
Wyandotte.
l.awrence.
Lawrence.
Manhattan.
Lawrence.

Johnson Co.
Olathe.
.
Lawrence .

Blue Mound, May 25, 1855.

Lawrence.

Elldor .. , Tp .• Jan 11, 1878.
Lecompton, l\!ay 20, I&amp;S7.
Lecompton, May 20, 1il57.
Lawrence, March 25,1879.

Lawrence.
LecCJmpton Tp.
Lecomptnn l'p.

Lnwrence, March 25, 1879.
Lawrence, 1860.
Lawrence, Jail. 2, 11l70.
Lnwrence, April 10, 1&amp;59.
Lawrence. Nov. aO. l!Sil!l.
Douglas Coulltr' 1862.
De SotO, Nov. • 1808.
D. Soto, Nov. 1, IStil!.
Leavenworth. May 9, 11156.
ITwo miles west of Lawrence.
_ June 12, 1854.

-114-

Lawrence.

Lawrence.
Kanwaka Tp.
DeSoto.
DeSoto.
Leavenworth.
.
Le .. venworth Cu,

�THE KANSAS lI1ElrIOIUAL.
Na11le, Place and .Daie oj Birlh.

Place and .Dale

of .si'II1'lIlent.IPrts~nt

Rm"dtnct

'M
:-:-o:-r:-r:-is:-,~·R:;-.,-:M;;-.-:D~.-,";O:;hC-jr':;':-,-:A=-p::r::;j'l'15;;,~Ib'2~·;;t~.-.--.~-----.IL:-a~w-=-re~n:-c:-e:-,.,N&lt;r::o~v.·-I, 1865
La wrence.
Muzzy, E. C., Oxford, Mass., !Ifarch II, I~. .
Lawrence, Nov. 4,1854.
Lawrence.
MannonII', E .. 0., Redford, NY., Nov. 7,I&amp;!!!.
Marvsville. Marshall Co., Oct.
~n, l&amp;'i!)
Winfield.
Topeka.
Martin, Nellon... Hudson, N V .• J~n. 31. 1815.
Baillwin Ci.y, Oct 1807.
Topeka.
Mar'in, S. E., vreenvdle, Pa., hn. 18, 1826.
Lawrence. Nov. 26. 1854.
Martin; Maria M., Cincinnati, Ohio, July o. 1834.
Topeka. May 7, 1856.
Topeka.
1IIason, R. D., Portsmou.h, N. H. March I. 1817.
Lawrence, Aug. 10.1868.
McAllaster,C. A., Jeffenon Co.,N. V., Dec. 11,111·111. Marljue"e~McPhersonCo.,Aul!'.
25, 1117u. .
.
Lawrence.
McAllaster, Mrs. C. A ,. De. Moines Co., Ia., Juna8,
Lawrence.
1860.
Lawrence, Oct. 30, 1872.
McAlla"er,l. E.; St. Lawrellce Co., N. Y., Aug. 19,
.
Douglas Co..
182!1.
Lawrence, Oct 30, 1872.
McAllaster, Laur", Little Valley, N. V., Dec 13,1836. Lawrence, Oct. 30, 1812.
Douglas Co.
McFarline, B. W., Bellville, Can ad". Maya, 11ltiO.
I.awrence, 1 une 12. lS04.
Lawrence.
Lawrence .
McCurdy, F. A., Maine, Jan. 22, 1852.
Lawrence. nee. 15, unO.
. McFarland, Haltle, Oskaroosa, Aug 17, 1861.
Lawrence, - - - - - - .
Lawrence.
McFarland, C. W., Iowa, June I, 1856.
a.k.loo,. - - -, 1857.
Lawrence.
McPherson,.'V. 0., Henry Co., la, July 25, 18-18.
Woodstock, Jeffe ..on Co., Nov.
Woodstock.
za,1870.
.
McCarty, Win.' ~., Kentucky, Jan. 7,1841.
I.inn, JUlie 21,1857.
Lawrence.
McOuiston, Will. Ohio, D.ec. 15; 1857.
Lawrence Sept. 14. lR69.
. Palmyra Tp., Doul!"
Mc&amp;inney, David R., Kentucky, March 27, 1856.
Palmyra, Sep •• -, 1855.
las Co.
McPhaU, Vinnie,. Toronto, C"nada, July 24, 1855.
Osage City.
Osage Co:' June 20, 1879.
McIntire, L. 0.). Wooster, 0., March 10, 1856.
McCormick, J. l!;. Nova Scotia.
Lawrence.
McFarland"Iohn.. lndiana Co., Penn., July.12, 1t!82. Douglas Co .. Sept. 10, 1R54.
McIntire, Susie• .t"ennsylvania, Aug. 'II, IH62.
LawreDce, March -, 11!69.
Lawrence.
McCall, Moses, Green Co., 0., April 8, 1827.
Lecompton.
Lecompton, Sept. -, 1854,
McFarland, Mrs. S. J., Ohio, Feb. ]2, 1833•.
Oskaloosa, Sept, 15. 1857.
Lawrence.
~tcKenney, E. j., Ohio, Sep. 15,1840.
Clinton. Dougla. Co , March 4,
1/l.')5.
Clinton.
McFnrland, Thomas, Indian" Co., Pa., Sept. 26, 1s:l5. Franklin, Dougla. Co., Sept. 24,
IS!,&gt;!
.
Eudora.
McLoughlin)., Topeka band.
.
McWhorten. A. H. Hebron, N. Y., Dec. IS, 18311.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, J"n. 14, 1869.
McDonald. C. B., Fort Scott, Dec. 25, IMoo.
Fort Scott.
Fort. SCOIt, 'bec. 25, IM60.
McFarland, J. N., Ohio. Dec. H, 1!!32.
Oskaloosa, April 20, 1857.
Lawrence.
1IlcGill, Alice, Olathe, Kas .• AUI{. 30. 1850.
Lawlcnce.
McCan, S. S , Dubu"ue, Iowa, Oct. 31, 1839.
Fort SCOII, Nov. 15, 18511.
Woodstock.
McC"n, E. F., Malsville, Ky.,I"n. 1~,I~fll.
Franklin, Aug. 15,1851 •
Woodstock.
. McFarland, W. G, Knw Valley. AprilS, 1l&gt;65.
K"w Valley.
McFarland, N. ) , Fulton Co .• 111., April 11, ]838.
Wakarusa, Dec. -, 185t.
Parsons.
McMillen, M., N. V , March 9. 1B34.
Douglas Co., March 18, 1870.
Marion Tp.
McClees,· Nelson Oliver, Nov. 8.11!61.
.
Wichita, Jan. 14, 1870.
L.awrence.
:McCoy, Chas., May 14, 185li.
'.
Lawrence, - Vinland.
McKinney,

IJ~SC'.

Otoe anll Omaha Missions, old· terri .. .

. tory of NeLr.. ka, Sept. :l'J, 18·lU.

lIerrevu8, Old, 1'er.

•

~W.

of Neh.,

McIntire, Jennie B., Pennsylvania, Dec. 30,1857.

Lawrence, March 11,1869.

McLaughlin, lames;. Indiana:. Jun~ 22,1851.

Topeb, March 23, 18(;8.

III cClurg, J. R., Oh,o, Oct. ~3, 1!l57.

I

Elijah, PennsylvaDia, June 26, 1831.!.
!'rlcN ees, J. A , Butler Co., Pa., A pril19, It&gt;tO.
McMeekin, H. D., Nelso'n Co., Ky., Jan. 3, 1822..
McAliaster, O. W., Morristown, N. Y., jan. 11, 18:14.
McAllaster, E. P., Indian Ter., June za,11146.
McCabria, Meli.sa, Pennsylvania, Iul.r,22, 1853.
McMeekin, Ben, Shelbyville, Ky., 1"-"0
McClure, N. B., Indiana, Feb. 12,1830.
McDaniel, G., Valley Fall..
McConnell, J. F., N,agara, Ca~ada, Feb. 22,1860.
McDonald. Chas., Pennsylv"n,a, May 3, 1815.
McDonald, Mary J., Pennsylvanta, March, 1820.
McKinn, Robert S., County Tyrone, Ireland April Ii,
181~.

McCoy, J. C.; Indiana, Sept 28, 1811.
McNees, D. E., Butler Co., Pa.J. March 10,1847.
McCoach, John, Philadelphia, Ya., June 9, U!4I.

Lawrence, April 11, 18[,8.
I
Edgerton, Johnson Co, Nov. a,
1876.'
Lawrence.
Fort Leavenworth, Oct. 6,1850. Topeka.
Osawatomie. ~Iarch 1!l57.·
Lawrence.
Lawrence, Nov 2,IIiU2.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. Nov' 18,IH'O.
.
Leavenworth.
Fort Leavenworth. - - -,1850. Topeka.
Miami Co., May .. ,1857.
Perry.
Valley Falls, - Valley Falls.
Lawrence, :\'1ay 7, IS~9.
Topeka, Sep •. -, I~9.
Topeka.
Tvpeka, Sept. -. 1!l5\J.
Topek".
Lawrence, April 7, IM6.~.
Various Place., Aug. 16, 1830.

L::Lwrence.

Johnson Co.
Lawrence.

Bloomington, Douglas Co., Apr.
22,IIS5lI.
MC~uiston, John, Venango Co., Pa., May 5, 1827.
Shawnee Co., June 14, II:!.'\tl.
Mc uiston, Barbara, Crawford Co., Pa., Dec. 22, 18'2!l. Shnwnee Co , June 14, 1&amp;50.
Me uiston, H. R., CotTey Co., K"•. Aug. 27. 1868.
.
Mc ombs, Marion.t~enry_t:.o., Ind, Nuv.15,185:.!.
Lawrence, Kan., Apr. 12,/870.
McNees, Henry, UhlO, 22.
Lawrence. - McGee, J. J., Center Co., Pa., April 9, 1!la6.
Wakarusa, May 20,1855.
McGee,. Olivia G.; Tazewell Co., Va., Jan. 14,1838.

Wakarusa,. ~ept. -,1115-1.

McGee, Jas. C., Douglas Co., Dec. 25,1858.

\Vakarus3 r

McGee, Clias. M., Douglas Co., Nov. 7, 1860.

\Vakarusu, - -

McGee, Birdilla, Douglas Co., Kas., Feb. 12, 11l61.

Wakarusa. - -

McGee, Carla, Douglas Co., Kas., Sept. IS, ISCJ2.
McGee, John J., jr., Douglas Co., Kas .• March 24,lMtJ4.
McGee. Gertrude, Douglas Co., Kat., March 12. 1866.
McGee, Richard, Douglas Co., Kas, june 5, 1871;
McGee, Albert E., Douglas Co , Kas., Aug. 27, 11173.
Dou~las

ITopeka.

Larned, - -

~tcKee,

McGee, Solon,

Lawrence.
Lawre.nce.

Co .. Kas., Oct. 11, 11175.

McGee, Oliver P., Douglas Co., Kas., April 26, 18711.

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--

l..i1wrence.

Shawnee Co.
Shawnee Co,
Shawnee Co.
Wakarusa, Dougl.t:s

Co.
Wakarusa, Douglas
Co.
Wakarusa, Douglas
Co,
\Vakarus:l, Dotlgla)

Co.
Wakarusa, Douglas
Co.
\Vakarusa, D0\1g1a~
Co.
\Vak:uustl. DOllglas

Co;
Wakarusa,
t:o.
Wakaru ..~,
Co . .
Wakarus",
Co.
Wakaru,",
Co.
Wakarusa,
Co.

Douglas
Dougl.s
Douglas
Dougbs
Douglas

�THE KANSAS MEMORIAL,

Nam~,

PIau ul1d

.D1l1~ 0/ Sirl._'h_'_ _ _ lplilU and Da/~ 0/ Setllell/ml. Pr~sml

McGuire, lIf., Dark Co • q .. March a. 183.'1.
McIlvain. Margaret, Washmgton Co., 0 .• Aug.1l.1~~3.
McNees, H. S., Armstrong, Pa., Nov. 6, 1870.
McCo)' Justus, Indiana. June 7. 1BSS.
~lcMiIllan. Mr&lt;. L .. Arkansas, Feb. 5. 1~.
McCoy. J. E, Circleville, Ohio, July 30, 1~0.

Leavenworth Co .• M;~~ 5. HStiO.
Lawrence. May 2·1, ll155.
.
Grantv,lIe. Kan .• May 13.1871.
North I.awrence. Feb. -. I~05.
Wakarusa Tp .• Douglas Co .• Apr.
II. HIliU.
McKee, n. W. Muscatine Co" Iowa. March 11, 1!!54 lola. Ka" .• - - -. 1~11.
Norton. S. n.• Ma..achusetts. Aug I, 1~23.
L,l.\vrence. May 21. 1!!5l!.
Niles A. B., Williamsburg, Ma ••.• November 6,1858. Lawrenceburg. Cloud Co .• 1869.
Nile.: F. A., Vermont, May 5. 1831).
Fontana, Kansas. 18!!9.,
Newby. C. H •• Arcadia. Ind .• Ju1 24. 1861.
Leavenwonh. Sept.• 2V, IH69.
Newby, T~ F., Hamilton county, nd., August ~~,1848. Tonganoxle, Kansas. .

1

n,).,

r..c~venw()rth, Ui72.
Ohio! Nov. 5 1850.
Nyc, S:UIl ...V .• Jl inoi", Vee ~,1&amp;511.
Newhall, S. M • Lincoln. Ma••.• July 20,1827.
Lawrence, ~ov. 1. 1856.
Nolan, N .. F .• Ireland, September 3, 1847.
,Lawrence, March 21. ISS7.
Newlin, J.H .• Howard Co , lnd .. April 7. IllS:.!.
Douglas Couuty, Nov. :!(). 18117.
Naidley. An.lem. Ironton, Ohio, Jauuary 26. l!!dO.
Fort Scott. J\pril l(), I~U!).
NiHs. E. T .• Cattaraugus. June Ill, lS3a.
Centro polis. March 25. 1!!57.·
Neese. David. Ohio, MardI HI. 11l3:~.
.
Richland, June 0. l!li:.!.
Noland. S. W.; Jackson county. Mo .• Sept. 20. 11150,
Lawrence, Sept. 15. 1~77.
Neisley. J. K .. Lancaster county. Pa., May 24. 1M24.
Lawrence, April I. 1878.
Neisley, L, n., Cumberland Co., Pa .• February 1l.11127.,Lawrencc, April 1. 1Mi!;.
No)'e•• John N .•. Abington. Ma .... March 20. 1820.
jLaWrence, OCt.'. 1~68.
NiChOl,S. Cora. Branch Co •• Mich •• February 23,. 18ij2. Lawrence, March 4, IS73,
Nelson. Topeka Rann.
.
.'
.

Neill,

Nr.lson. I"

I

TOJlckn Jhllld.·

.

Nichols. R .• l{ushfor~. N. Y •• August ~i.I~7.
!o/eals. P. D. K .• QUlnc),. III • OCt. 14, 10'l6.

.

Raitimce

Lawrcnc-e.

t~:~:~~::

Grantville. K ••
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Douglas Co,
Uy&lt;le. Cloud Co.
Fontana.
Lawrence.

'l\JII~~~~~~t; c7,~:\v.

r.awn:ncc.
Vinland.

La.wrenct!.
L:awrc:nce.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Shawnee Co.
Lawrence.·
Lawrence.
L"wrence.
Lnwrence.
Eudora.

_~...

Topeka..
Larned.
Neill, Victor. Springfield. Ohio, Ma'y 6. 11!69.
Lawrence. Sept. 12.1870.
Lawrence.
Nary, O. B, M .• Washington. Pa.. February 1. 1823
Leavenworth. Oct. 14,1866.
Leavenworth.
Nortonl Mrs. H. J.• Cooperstown, N. Y .• Uct. 10.11134. Atchison. Oct. 1.187::1.
Topeka.
Nac., William M •• Virginia. December 10. 18:.16.
Lecompton. July 10. 1851.
Lecompton,
Nesbitt, Houstin. Ohio. Tune 23. 1846,
Leavenworth. March 1.1864.
Topeka.
Norton. Willis. Ohio, July 22. 111~6.
Topeka. August. 1871.
Topeka.
Newlia. M. U .• Ind,ana, Oct. ZT. 1823.
Lawrence, November. 1866.
Lawrence.
Neal Albert. Penllsylvania. Aprtl24 1854.
Garnett. April 15. 1856.
Lawrence.
Newby, Henry, Tackson Co. Ind., December ~8.18'16. Leavenworth Co .• Sept. 23,1869 Lawlenee.·
Newby. Naomi, Wayne Co .• ind .• January 20. IM27.
Leavenworth Co .• Sept. 23. 16GU. Lawrence.
Newby. Elm., Indiana. December 28,1863.
Lawrence.
Northway. F. A •• Onondaga. N. Y .• August 23,11132.
Lawrence. April 15. 1870.
Neal. Henry. Clarion Co .• Pa.• November 20. 18:.'ll.
Garnett, Anderson Co .• April 15.
ITopeka. July 3, 18lJ5.
Humuold" lIIay I. 1869.

.

11156.

Neal. Henry. Jefferson Co., Pa., Seftember 21. IB26.
Nichols. F. P .• New Hampshire. Ju y 2.11J:,'2.
Nichols. Mrs. A., N. Y., JUDe 18. 1840.
Nei,ley. Bertie K .• Harrisburi. Pa .• June 30.
Noeclcer, Mr•• J. C., Maryland, September 4.182V.
Northruk, U. L., Valley Falls.
Nyc, J. W .• Woodstock. CL August al. 182l!.
.
Nev,ne. R. H.~Rivervale. i nd .• August a. 11153.
N'?rton. lohn. . .A., Ohio. April ;i!" 1844.
Ohver. ~l. M • Ihno,s. Dec. 15. 11»7.
Osmond. S. M .• Oxford, Pa.
Osmond. H. S. \';orDwall. Vt.
Osmond. R. M., Perry. Ill.
Ogden'lohn H .• Lawrence. Ka•• Aug. 21. 18511.
Owen. . E • Plainfield. Ind .• Aug. 11, 1843.
Ole •• Maurice. Toledo. Ohio. JUlie 17, 1855.
Oliver. J. J .• Philadelphia. Sept. 10. 181!6.
Oswald. M.• SwitzerlaDd. Jan. B. 1~4.
Oliv01'. J. B,. Philadelphia, Pa.• Aug 2S,183:.!.
O·Brien. Mrs. J. E .• Illino,s, Oct. 6. 1!l38.
Olney. E. Z .• Berkshire. Jan. 16. IBI6.
OrtmaD.t, Fred, Prussia, Nov. 2tI,1032.
Ophir. ::.ophereth, Warren. Pa .• Jan. 24.1834.
Oliver. Thomas S • Pittsburg.... Pa .• Oct. 4,1841.
Osburn. Samuel E .• Illinois, Uec. 25, 1l!57.
Oure. Chas.. Prussia. Germany. July 10. 1821.
Oli"er. Adam. England. Oct. 15.1813.

Lawrence, Sept. 20, 1856
Highland. Doniphan Co .• March
1. 1859.
Highland~ Doniphan Co .• March
1. 1B1iu.
Lawrence, 1878.
Lawrence. Kan .. Nov. 6. 18611.
V alley ~·alls. 1!S55. .
Leavenworth. April. 1!!56.

Lawrence. May 5. 1866.
Lawrence. Oct. 3. lSlllI.
Lawrence. April -.1879.
Lawrence. April -. IH79.
Dougl", Co .• April 2. It179.
Lawrence. Aug. 21 1856.
Leavenworth Co., Sept. 25, 111~9.
Emporia. -,- -, 1870.
Osawkee, Aug. 25. 1857.
Lawrence. March 28. IB~7.
Ogaw kie. Jefferson Co.. March
13. 1856.
.
Topeka. --1879.
Burlingame. March 23, 1857.
Shawnee Co .• May 1857.
Lecompton. March 21. 1857,

Lawrence, Feb. 11. 1879.
Eudora~

Douglas Co., May ~.
1870.
Lawrence, May 21. 1860.
Owen. N. W. Lu.erne Co. Pa .• Jaa. 8.1821.
Kansas Bottom•. Nov. 3. 1869.
Os;ee. L. H., Peoria, III .• 1827
Silver Lake, __ 1847.
Ous. J. D .• Perry. N. Y •• May 26.1820.
Topeka. Nov. 2. 1871.
Os.mann. Justus, GermaDY. July_16, Ib'25.
Douglas Co .• March 2H, 165l!.
Oagel, John C. Ohio. June 2,li!56.
Leavenworth, Kan .• -11lSd.
O'Neil. I\f A .• Summerfield. Ohio, June IB, 1!!32.
Black Jack. May 24 1860.
O·Neil. Eleanor. Middle Lancaster. 1'a .• Oct. 205,1832. llIack Jack. May 18; 1861.
Oberholt •• Lou. Ohio, April M, 1857.
Lawrence, __
Ohver. Charle •• gnglan&lt;l'lune 2H. 1!!28.
.
,Lawrence. Feb. 0 1863.
Osmand, R. M .• Jllinois, ~ ay 2, 1S50
Osawatomie, __'_
Owens. \Vm., jr., England. Aprill7. 1842.
Marion, Douglas Co .• July 21,
1867.
OweD •• Wm ...... Wale •• England. Nov. 19.1820.
Marion. Douglas Co .• hly 21.
Pienon. F. M., Bedford. Pa .• October 21.1820 •.
1867.
Pamhan, Rachel A .. Fulton Co .• III., April 1. 1Mt.5,
Pamhan, J. B .• England. January. 1842.
Phillips. C. B.. Ohio. June. 1!!52.
Petrie. A L .• Edinburg, Scotland May 11. ISH.
Platts, Susie, Kanw ... ka, Kansas, February 21,1&amp;\8,
Pardee, John. IlIiuois, July 25,1811.
Pierson. Jame. H .• New Castle. Ind .• April 4 11&gt;'i4.
Phenicie. W. C., Ohio, ~~cern"e!. IH! J~.~._ '

Kanwaka. April 7, 1855.
Lawrence, - - , j85G,
Leavenworth, --1858.

Waterville, --lti70.
BOItler Co .• July 4.1860.
Kan waka. Feb: 21. 1&amp;;B.
Lawre"ce, May 8.1865.
Lawrence.April 11. 1~55.
Leavenworth. March IU. I&amp;m.

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Counc,l Grove ..

Council Grove.
Lawrence;.
.
Valley Falls.
Leavenworth.
Oxford.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Leavenworth Co.
Topeka.
North Lawrence ..
Cottonwood Falls.
Silver Lake. .
Topeka.
Silver Lake.
Eureka.
Topeka.
Lawrence . .
RuralTp . .
Lawrence.
Rudora.
Lawrence.
Lawren"ce.
Silver Lake.
Topeka.
Lawrence.
Leavenworth.
Black J.ack.
Lawrt:nce.
Lawrence.

Lawrence.
.
Richland.

.
Richland. &lt;lied Nov.

20. I!!&amp;!.

Wakarusa.
I.awrence.
Lawrence.

Waterville.
EiDOra&lt;lO.
Ka.nwaka..
Lawrellce.
L:t.wrence.

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Pearc.:c~-G;Qrgc W., Providence, K L, ltS16.
Penchard, J. 5., England, May 20, 1~.
.
Phillips, O[iver, Lllzerne CO" Pa, JUlie 21, 1816.
Pike, J. A., Westboro, Mass., February, 19, 1813.
Pike', Mary E., E ... t Douglas, M".... JUlie I, 11!:l3.
Pike, j.ssle A., Lawrence, March ·1, IS0a.
Pettengill. E. D., Terre Haute. 111(1., june 9,18:11.
Propper, C. F., Yanktoll, Uak., February 9,1858.
Phinney, Chas. H., lIenry Co., Iowa, Allg. ~&gt;(), 11145.
Peai.., O. A., Janesville, Ohio, Mny 31, ltiJ5.

Rai,/met

La.wrencc. Avril I, IMHS.
LOlwre~ce.
Lawrence, Jan. 2'J, ISti9.
Lawrence.
Lyon Co., ApriI2,1!l55.
Lyon Co.
Lawrence, October ~, 1854.
Florellce.
Lawrence, October II, 18&amp;1.
Florence.
Lawrellec, M~rch '1, l~tJa,
Florence.
Lawrence,--.
La",rellce.
Lawrence, May 30,1868.
Atchison.
Woo.lstock, JetT. Co., No •. 20
IHOU.
.
Wuods'tock,Jelf.Co'·
. Coal Creek, Nov. 2:1, 1!l1j!l.
Villlaud.
'.'
Pearce, W. J., Kanwaka, Kansas, December 3.1860.
Lawrence, Dec 3,1860.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Phillips, Mrs. A.· J., Leominster, Mass., April16~1.839. Lawrence March 9, 1859.
J unction City.
Junction City, JUDe 24,1866.
Paner,on.·Frank, Jefferson Co., Ohio, July 11, It1W.
Perkins, Eli Floriila, May I, 1850.
Wellington.
Plymouth, lSUO.
Parker, A. E., Indiana, Sept. 17, 18511.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, Jan. I, 18511.
Patterson, J. L., Ste ubenville, Ohio, A pril9, 1830.
"Rosebrook Farm,"
Lawrence, April 14, 18511.
Palmer, Barnabas Dorr, Booton, Mass, Jan. 13, 1842.
Wakarusa Tp.
Wakarusa Tp.
Lawrence, April 10, 1858.
Palmer, Mrs B. D. J.. Illinois, May'13, 1847.
Lawrence~
Lawrence, Jan. 10,181i1l •.
Priestly, J., Ohio., vctober 6J }86:d.
Leavenworth" February 14; 11!56. Valley 'Fall.. An
Patricl&lt;, A. G., Salem, Ind., May 21, .1824.
aId
Hickory
PoiDt prisoner;
Iodiana.
Pattison, Wm. B., Bracken Co;, Ky., January 17, 1826.
Topeka.
Picard, Mary L., H udso!'l Ohio, January 28, 1821.
Topeka, Dec. 1669.
Ft. Riley, Kan.
Pennypacker, Gen. G., u. S. Army.
North
Lawrence.
Lawrence, March.9, 1870.
Parah, J. W., Indiana, May 18,1843.
Peony, J. C.
Lawrence, - .
Leavenworth Co., Nov. I, 1875, Lawrence.
Patterson, H. C., Lewis Co., Ky., May 27, lSl4.
Ru.sell Co.
Ru ..ell Co., Oct. 31, 1874.
Perce, Wm.,'Circleville, OhiO, Nov 9, 11&gt;17.
Rus-ell Co.
Perce, Mrs. R. V., Ohio, August 12, 1821.
Russell Co., Oct. 31, 187·1.
1\1 anhattan.
Powers, H. W. , Lyons, Iowa, September 24, Ill5!1.
Irving, Knnsas. Jan. I, 1!!511.
Lawrence.
Pettibone. Milton, Genesee Co., N. Y., Jan. 15,1823. Franklin Co , Aug. %0, JHIiI:!.
Cottonwood, Chaoe
Blue Mound, April 10, 1S55.
Parks, W. H., Erie, Pa., August 28, 18ati.
Co.
Petefish, G. B .. Rockingham Co.; Va., August 7, 18a3. Douglas Co., April5,11l67.
Dou~las Co.
Petefish, Mrs. G. B. Springfield, III., Jan. 2'J, 1838.
Douglas Co., Sept. 1,-Douglas Co.
Pigott, Ueorge M., Dublin, ireland, Sept. 11,1834.
Fort Leavenworth. July 20,1858. Lawrence.
Plaskett, Wm., Clark county, Ind., April 10, 18'24.
Baldwin City, Douglas Co., Feb.,
.
I~G9.
Baldwin City.
Palmer, Luther. Washington Co., Ohio, April2!l, 18'29. Topeka. April 4, 1857.
Topeka.
Pearson, El1a., Plainfield, Ind.
Lawrence, - - , 1872.
Lawrence.
Platts, Susan W., Rindge, N. H., November 30, 1!!.'t!. Douglas Co., April 8. 1855.
Lawrence.
PriestlYI.~m., Ohio. April 8, 11!27.
Baldwin City, April 10, 1869.
Peteet, w 5., Mass., August 18, 1881.
- - H!56.
Lawrence.
Pea""'D, C. E.
Lawrence Sept. 30, - Bellville.
Powell, E., Ohio, October 11,1847.'
Bellville, April 12, 1870.
Pease, C. A., Vermont, March 7, 1881.
Lawrence, May. 1855.
Lawrence.
Patee, Clair M., Ashland, Riley Co., Kan., March 6,
1&amp;7. .
' .
•
Manhattan.
Pater, C. H., Dalton, Mass., January I, 1846.
Lawrence, June".!, 1857.
Lawrence.
I'ennel, W. M., Indiana, June. 1848.
Russell, Jlllle, 1873,
Russell.
Pell, C. B., Jr., 'Brookfield, Mas •• , OCt. 6,1827.
Lexington, Johnson Co., Sep. 10,
.
1&amp;;7.
Lexington.
Pickett, J. C., Bethlehem, Ind., May 18, 1&amp;'10.
Lawrence, June 5, 187t;' .
Pickett, Mrs. Ida, Bartlet, Ohio, February 8,1852.
Lawrence, Sept. 19, 18715.
Penchard, W, E.,.N. Y. City, September 18, 1859.
Lawrence, June 29, 1869.
Lawrence.
Parney, Urace, Chicago, 111., June~. 1842.
Tonganoxie, Nov. 22, Ig66.
Parney, E. J., Canada, August, 17, 1835.
. Tonganoxie, Nov. 22. U:U)tj,
Petzold, Mrs. Kate, Grandview, Ill., July 22,1800.
l.awrence, june 1,1875.
Lawrence.
Prentiss, S. B., Massachusetts. IJjI7.
Lawrence, - - , 1855.
Lawrence.
ILawrence, - - , 1l!55.
Pre ntis., I. L., Coventry, N. Y., IJj.j2.
Colorado.
Pear50n, John, Indiana, Aprill7, 1838.
Wakarusa, Nov., 18rl'J.
J etTorson Co.
Pooley, Chaa. F., Stanford, Canna, February 4, 1829.
Lawrence,-I'ayne, Mrs. Aci&lt;:., Susquehnnnn, Pa., Oct. 24, 1&amp;'&gt;&lt;1.
Atchison, Oct. 1, 1873.
Topeka.
PeNey, Emma., vgdonsburg, N. Y., June,I1162.
IBurlingame. June, 1805.
Osage City.
Potier, A. 5., Crawford Co., Pa., August 4, 18:12.
Lawrence Oct. 1854.
Lincoln Center.
Pinkston, Mrs.
M., Cincinnati, 0., Nov. 4, 1847.
Leavenwo'rth, -'-,1854.
Leavenworth.
Pa~r'?tt, Mrs. Marc J , Alexandria, La. Oct. 15, 1836. Leavenworth. Sept., 1854.
Lea.venworth.
Phllhps, A. J., St. (awrence Co., N. Y., July 14, 1S33.I Burlingame, April 20. 11159.
Lawrence.
~.ge, WiII.iam N., Chelsea. Vi., April 4,1&amp;'37.
Leavenworth, June I, 1873.
Le3vcnworth.
lotter, Ous, Prov.tdence, R. I. February 21, 1807.
I.awrence, April ;), IH55
Lawrence.
Plummer, Taylor, KentUCky, F~bruary 12, 1Jj.j9.
Rising Sun, April 11. IMI,
Platts, Aaron E .•.Ne.w Hampshire, May 4, IH211.
Kanwaka, April 9, 1855.
Kanwaka.
Rlue Rapid •• Aug. 21, 1872.
Phelps, A. H., Ilhnols.
L.\wrcnce.
Pryor. M. D.,Pa., June 24 18M.
llIack Jack, April 20, II&gt;'7V.
mack Jack.
PU.rd. Jacob, Lhet-tcr Co", Pa., August 19,1824.
Lawrence, Nov. ~, Jh,X.
J)""glas Co.
P"c~; ~V. C:, Pen.n,ylvanla, S,,!,lember 3, 182::'
UOIII;:I". Co., July la, I&amp;'j,~.
Willow SprinGs.
PettingIll, Mrs. Eh:za, C:tnada E."uu, Sept. 5,. US5!!.
Douglas Co., une~, 1S5~.
Leavenworth l o.
P?well, Mary C., Cedar Rapids, February 14, IJj57.
nald\\'in City, __ , 11!,j!)
Clinton
.
Pinkston, Sara~ A. Lyon, Lexing:ton, Ohio, May 2,1837. Near Lawrence, July, 1854.
Ceuar Point.
P!nkston, Hattie May,' Cedar POI.n., May at, IH69.
Cedar Poillt, !IIay 31, 18H9;
Cedar Point.
Pinkston, FlO, rence L., Ce.dar POint, May 6,11.'71.
Cedar Point. May 6, Ib71.
Cedar Point.
Lawrence, April 5, 11'l55.
Potter, F;zra A .. North Seltl~ate, R. I., June 2, 1880.
P?ttcr, (,eorge A., Nor!h SCltu~te, R. I., ~rarch !!;" 1832. J.. awrencc, April 5, lx."'J5.
Pinneo, Harry
I
PII1I:ulc:lplll:t.
L.'WI\;:'h.:e.
Patter.on, J' D. Ohio, February 9. 1848.
.
Lawrence, April2'!, IM67.
L:lwrence.
Pease, Wm. H., Hartford. Vt .• June 16,1821.
Lawrence, March 18. IlI6S.
'V~\karus~.
Preisach. A lice, Lawrence.
Dougl.as Co., - - , IHUI.
Preisach, La, Lawrence.
Patee, E. L., M. D .• Delaware Co., Ohio, Feb. 13,1832. Ashland, near Manhattan, APrill
Manhattan.
.
7, 1&amp;"&gt;5.
Palmer, Alpheu., Marien a, 0 .. Febr'uary 8,1831.
Topeka, Aug. 20, 1856.
Topeka.
P~hller, lieU J., 1'IflllOuth, Me , June 10,111.%.Topcka, May 10, 1870.
Topeka.
Pike, ·M ... H. 5., UrotoD, N. Y., Nov, 15, 1t1:J()
Lawrellce, April, 1870.
Florence,
Mariun
Co.
Perkins, J. B., Obio, April 8, 1860.
Douglas
Co.,
July
11,
1866.
Lawrence.
Potter, A. 5., Crawford Co:, Pa .. August 4 1Ba2
Lawrence, Oct., 18~4.
Lincoln Center.
Peirce, Samuel, Ohio! September 12, 1822.'
•
Leaven worth Co .• April 3, 1878. .Tonganoxie.
Pearson, R. H:l Eag and, April!, 1828.
Palmyra,
May, 1!!54.
Baldwin City.
Pres.sach, P., ~ranc:J Dec. 2~, 1820.
Lawrence, Aug. 2~,' 1860.
Lawrence.
Pettibone, JOhn, N. Y •• Dec. 20. 11!27.
Blue Mound, May 1856. '
Miami C4J ..

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__~_M":"a__'_lI...,e',--P_~_,,_a:-a'_ld_D_a_t_e_o_if_B_'_·rt_~I_.-:-_ _ Ip/aa
Peters,' D. 'T.·
. . '
Place, John T., Chester Co., Pa., April 5, 1827.
l'lace,l&gt;. M., Lockport, N. Y .• july 16,1833.
Patterson, Angie, Findley, Ohio, July' IH, 134:\.
Pierson, K. B. t Batavia, N. Y OJ April Hi, 1856.
Pound, Bene, Ripley, Ohio, August I, ISt6.
Pinkston, E. W., Indiana, March I, 182l!.
Payne, B. T .• Maysville, K&gt;:"I June 7, 182H.
Pierce, A. C. Cooperstown, N. Y., Sept. 13, 18805.
Pierce. H. L .• Otsego Co., N. Y., March 29. 18a7.
Phenis. 1. R., Franklin Co., Ind., April 20,. 11!25.
Phenia, Emily, Union Co., Ind .• lan. Itl, 1825.
Perry, S. A .• Nantucket, Mass .. Feb. 6, 1844.
Powen. L. M •• Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Aug. 30, 1858.
Presley. Wilbur F .• Na.hu.!'~ N. H., 1860.
Porter. 1. W .• Ohio. Sept. :.:;J,ISH.

a~d Date 0/ Seltlmul2t'l~rtsmt Resid(~:
Lynchburg,. Va.

Lawrence, Aug. 4,ISf.s.
Lawrence, Aug. 4,lH6.i.
Lawrellce, July 24,185.1.
Lawrence, ~Iay 187·l.
Lawrence, April 1, 1858.
Leavenworth, April2,s, 1857.
Indianola, Oct. 15,1857.

Lawrence.

Junction City, !\lay 13, 186.5.
1!:ureka, Greenwood Co., Dec.
14, 1~67.
Eureka, Greenwood Co .• Dec.
14, 1867.
Lawrence, Sept.. 1879.
Baldwin City, March, about 10,
1871.
Cottonwood Falls, 1870.
Miami Co .• May 20, ISUt!.

Cedar Point.
Shawnee Co.
Junction City.
Junction City.
.
Eureka.
Eureka.
Clinton.
Hutchinson Grove:
De SOlO, Johnson
CO.

Eudora. Douglas Co.. April I,
1l!64.
De Soto. 10hnsoD
Co.
Russell.
Pennel. W. M .• Ohio.lune... 11!32.
Russell.lune,IS73
Parson., James, Somerset, )!;ngland,l une 20, 1816.
Atchison Co .• March, 18.'iO.
Shawnee Co.
Pa ....ons. Jane,.Devonshire, England! March 13, 1819. Atchisou Co., Nov., 1800.
Sh3wnee Co.
Pettingill, Z. t1., Auburn, Me ..!. Apri 30, IIl:l9.
Douglas Co., Nov .• 185-1.
Pettingill! Frederick H.. Cole &lt;.;reek, Oct. H. 1858.
Douglas Co .• Oct. 14. IXtIO.
tefTerson Co.
Pettengl! • Nathan, Cole Creek, Oct 2.1800.
Douglas Co., Oct. 2. llj51j.
cfTerson Co.
Peltengill. Kitty L .• Cole Creek. june 7, lSua.
Douglas Co., Oct. 7. 1803.
efferson Co.
Pelten~,n, F. H .• Maine, May 30. IMI5.
J)oll\:lns Co., 11:l.'iS.
.eavellworth Co.
Pratt, John G., Hingham. Mass .. Sept 9.1814.
Wyandotte. April2,ll!:l7.
Near Wyandotte.
Powers, B. F • Kentucky, April 25, 1846
.
Lawrence.--.
.'
Wyandolte.
.
Prelltis. C. T. K., Connecticut. March 2, 1817.
Lawrence. May 16.18.57.
Lawrence.
Phillips. Walter ~ .• Gue!nsey Co .• ,ohio. July 11. 11lS1. Shawnee CO: J April 23. II!55.
Topeb.
Place. Harry. Ph,ladelphla. March ~D. 1MOO.
I.nwrencc. 1'&gt;.an., Aug, 5. lSI». Lawrence.
Prentis. Noble L., Mount Sterling. 1Il.• April 8. l&amp;lD. Topeka, Nov. 10, 18611.
Atchison.
Parr. j. W .. Harmony; Ind .• Jan. 26.I8S6.
Topeka, Kan .• Oct. 13. 186.5.
Shawnee Co.
Pursel. E B .• Chester Co •• Pa.
Lawrence. Dec 25, 1878.
.
Poer. Rebecca. Michigan. 1839.
Coal Creek, - - , 1I!6'1.
Coal Creek.
Pt:er, Carrie, l\'tichigan, Id60:
Coal Creek, --.1866.
Perry. H. L., Troy. 1862.
Troy, - - . 18HZ.
Troy.
Patton.j. E •• Lancaster Co., Pa .• April 11. 1834.
Law{87"s~e City, Kan .• April
12, Lawrence.
Patterson. Mary Buckin~ham, Howland, Ohio.
Lawrence. - - . 186.'i.
Lawrence.
Powell. W. L., Ohio, July 4.
Olathe, Jan. 16. 1878.
Lawrence.
Peepels. R. A .• J efferson, Ohio. April 11, 1831.
Lawrence, Oct Vi. lSi6.
De Soto.
Penchard. Emma F .• New York. !llarch 4, 1857.
Lawrence. April 30. ISiO.
I.awlcnl:c.
Palmer, Minnie. St. Louis. 1861.
Kansas City, --.-. 187~.
llIack J3ck.
Par.ne.l. W., Indiana, Oct. ao. 1858.
.
Leavenworth. Aug. 9, 1876.
Ph,lIips, E. D. F .• Morgan Co .• Ind .• Aug. 7, 1841.
TonganoxIe. Feb. 11. 18iO.
Lawrence.
Pike; Perley, Plymouth. N. H .. Jan. 16. 1829.
Ollindaro. Jan. 16,1857.
Wyandotte.
Phillips. Bertie, Waterville, Kas .• Feb. 14.-1873.
,Vatorville, Feb. 14,1873,
Waterville.
Phillips, Clara B .• Bucyrus. Ohio, lune 5. 1853.
Waterville, April 20. Ibi1.
Waterville.
Perine. A. II., New Vork} Mny·I,]fClri.
Topeka, Oct. 1,IRM.
TOl'ek3.
Perine, M ..... ry E., Conn.. uly 31, 1~4:4.
...
Topeka, Sept •• IH5H. .
Topeka.
Prentice. Mrs. Thaddeus, Connecticut.
.
Lawrence, May 11, 1859.
Lawrence.
Pellt, Kate L .• Hollidaysburi, Pa .• lanuary, IM37.
Lecompton, Aug., 1860.
Lexington. J ohnsoD
Co.
PeUt. H. L;l Lexington, Feb. 1. 1 8 6 2 . .
Lexington. - - . 18!l2.
Paramore, H. B., ArcaDum, Ohio, March 28. 1860.
Ott"wa. March 28. IS65.
Ottaw3.
Prouty, S. 5.• Onondaga Co .. N. Y .• July 31, 18.'l5.
Prairie City. Juno,181'&gt;6.
Topc~a.
Pierson, Cora..!. Batavi3, N. Y.. Feb. 3, 18H2.
Lawrence. April7 1l&gt;75.
Lawrence.
Pease, Mrs. t.,;. A" Doston, Mass., Jan. 20.
Lawrence, Kan., Spring of ltol!"J6. Lowrance.
Palm, Mrs. Charlotta, Sweden. Oct. 10, 183.5.
Lawrence. Kan •• July 10. 181i4.
Lawrence.
Palm. A., Sweden, April 30. 1835.
Bloomington, Kan .• Aug. 7,1858. Lawrence.
Uinton. A. B .• Iowa. January. 18.';5.
Topeka, - - - . IR76.
Topeka.
nick. A .• Moorestown. N. J./ J,lIy IU. 1S'l&gt;!.
'l'opeka, Kon .• Oct, '1. 1873.
uick. Mrs. A M., Tiffin. Oh,o. July 10. 1835.
Topeka. Oct. I. l:na.
Quinon. W. M., Brown Co .• Ohio. Dec. 2t, 1852.
Leaven worth, OCt .• l8i6.
ITopeka.
Porter. M.l •• Columbiana Co •• Ohio. June 27'.It145.

g

Ricker. 'Anthen 5 .• Cherryfield, l'Iie •• April 23, 1817.

Kanwnk:l, Douglas Co., Nov. 5
IHUU.
' Kanwaka.
R!cker; Jane M., Hingham.
April 10. 181t1
K:mwaka, Nov. 6, 1800.
Kanwak:t.
R!cker, teonora 5 .. La Prairie. II! October 12. ISIi6. Kanwaka. Nov. 5. 11!60.
Kanwaka.
R,c~er. A. S. 1'01 •• Portland. Me., October 10. ISli.
K3nwaka, Nov. 3, 108t!.
Douglas Co.
Rob!nson, M. L., Fitchburg. Mass .• May 29, lStO.
tawrence. Nov. 11.1807.
Lawrence.
R~blDson. J. M •• Barre, l\Iass .• May 28, 1821.
Lawrence, Nov. 11. 186i.
Lawrence.
R,chardsou Asa, N. H., April Y. lS12.
Lawrence.
~othdroFck,j·wB .• Pa .• January 26. 18.16.
Lawrence. March 10 1858;
ea 'n ra
' J Bcdrord.
Westchester county. N. Y.,
,
ecember 25, 1ts:JI.
Lawrenc
1857
L
~owJe~ 1 , ?"NSouth Byron. N. Y .. July 4.1849.
Topeka. ~ilG9, .
T~wrknce.
ea! . M ., cw Haven, Conn, I\(arch 18,1842.
Wa!,allnsee'
1850
pe a.
~~:~t~;s!'A":,i:at'LFrNnkfor~ K~'i_M~iO, 1810.
Lyn~on. O;age Co'.• _._, IR67.' L;-:!,::,u,,"c~e.e.
Reed, Hona. Warsa';' ui. !Sep::,'~b:; 3 iS69
*tch~on'MAug. ~q. JI!Td.
I!aldwin City.
Rahskopf
C
J w . 1\1 1 8' 0.5 •
ope a. , "Y, 1809.
10peka
R h k f'
an:, ": est. ay O. I ,. .
Wisconsin October 18 1847
. L
•
a. S op, . J I1hnoI5, December 6,1844.
Lawrence' _ _
'
•
awrence.
Re,d, G. N., ansas, September 8 1863
W
d • S
R?wl~y. Emmet. Ohio. October 1. '1850. .
1'/~k otre, ept~mber 8. lSo.'l.
Lawrence.
R,tch.e. John, Uniontown Ohio July 17 1817
ToP k n. {an~3ry .1: !871.
Tecumseh.
~o~erts. larue! 5 .• Ma";~hlls~m. May 21. lim.
Co~~cil' Gior:~ 3M;~"~' 180.1
~~~~;Point.
R~b:~!:: EIII~~nll~e~~~I;~dntj~t~g~IS:8~;' 1870.
Cedar Poi~1I:. August~, 1870.
Cedar Point.
Root. Frank A .• Binghaml't~n. N. Y., Jui y .3.1837.
Lawrence, April 21. 1&amp;';7.
T
R~ot, George Allen. AtchISon. March f3, 1867.
A h'
.
opeka.
R",hardson. Mrs. E. W., Medfield, Ma .... IMI9.
tc ,son, March 13,1807.
ITopeka.
Re,sne H
L b
C
Lawrence. June 2. IM'iO.
I.3wrence.
r, enry, e anon 0., Pa., October i9 18.11. ,Leavenworth. ADlil.'i. 1"'0.
,.,"
,·I:opeka.

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�THE KANSAS MEAlORJAL.
Naf1l~,

PIau and

.Dat~

of Birt".

Place a"d Dat~ of ;XU/munt. Prntnt Rnidmct

INear i!:mporia.
Roberts, \V. 1., Lyon Co., Kas., September H. IM2:J.
'NC;tT ElIlpo~i:1. A'1Jril i7. l~.
Roberts, S. A" Manchester, Vt • June: 3, IX:l!).
I.awrence AllgU~tJ ltili,9.
rrupeka.
Rate. L. J .. Oneco. III . Septenouer 3, Ida{
Franklin. ~arclt I, lb."lIl.
Hutchinson, Kan.
Ricksecker... G. V .• 51. Joseph, Ind. August~, 18:17. Ott,w., KalisH, Oct. 5. I~Gli.
Lawrence.
Reynolds, ",muel. England, April I~. IS~~.
Lawrence, :-la'ch :10. I",;;'.
L:twrence.
Reynold., A. 1'., Canada E,st. M,y 21,1818.
I..wrence, ~Iarch J!J, 1~·;7.·
Richey, W. S., St. Charles, Mo., July 18. 1~17.
Lawrence, Kansas .. _ Richard,on, M. E., Wisconsin. ~by 14, ISoil.
L,wrence. OCt U.II).O.
Lawrence.
Richardson ..Mabel E., \Vl!oi., Fehruilry 2, IHI~Ij.
I...awrcn...:e. October ti, 1870.
Lawrence.
Rushmer, C. 1-: I Colurnbtl5, 0, DecemLcr Hl, HIM.
Lawrence. - Doul,;las Co.
Rossington, Wm. Ii .. Galena. III., Jllly ~1. lXI~.
Tupeka, November 2;), 1~70.
Topeka.
Ray, John W .• I&gt;bdi&lt;on Co., 0., AII!!:'lIst ~I, 1~3.~,
D"ugbs county, .'Iarch 30, 18.57. lJougl.s Co.
Reeder, Id:l 0 .. Hollid:\ysburg, P~., J)eccm!Jcr 14, l~. Lecompton, June 15, IM7~.
Lc:c"unpwn.
R.ndolph. W. W .• Illinois, April I, I!l:!\.
!JouChs county, June II, 18M.
J)oll~b. Co.
Richmond, ~., Wnshington City.
DC.tlver, Col.
Richey,1. 1'., Adam. Co., Ill.. JanuMY 20.1847.
North Lawrence, Jan. ·~O. 1870,
Lawrence.
Reedy, Lewis, Ro:ss county, OhiO, )ur, H, J~i.iO.
L:lwrence, OctoUcr. IH70.
Lawreilcc.
Richard:son, A. M., Franklin, Mass., Illy 2tS, 1822.
Lawrence. K~\n., Junc:!, 1~7U.
Lawrence.
Ridgway, ] C., Ohio county, Ky .. January 25, 1~14.
Sh.wneo &lt;ounty, April 10, HISS. Tecnmseh'rp.
Reed, \Vm., Mercer county, P;l., January :.:0,·1~'24.
Shawnee county. May 21, l~7.
MOllmou[1\ Tp.
Richardson, Jame. C. ,Madi.on Co., Tenn., Jan.12, 1825. Leavenworth Co., Apr 10, 1855 Duuglas Co.
Root. Charles, Bucks Co., Pa., November~. 1830.
Lecompton. "'by 1. 1&amp;59.
Lawrence.
Rastall. John E., Cheltenham. Eng., July 23, UHO.
Topeka. Au;:ust, 185d.
Burlingame.
Roc, \Vm .• Vork.shire, Ens., january Ii, 1::J31.
Coal Crec:':. Oougl:\s county,
M.y 15, 1855.
Viuland.
Roe, Margaret, Toronto. Canada, November '!:T, 1832. Coal Creek, Dougla. county,
,\Iay 15. J8SS.
Vinland.
JetTerson county, April 16, 1857.
Robolcr. Mrs. E. A" Kentucky. March 5,1825.
Radge',Samuel, Birminghnm. Eng.~ May ~4, 1810.
FMt Dodge, September. lH1&gt;7.
Topeka.
Lawrence, September
l""k~.
Lawrence.
Rush. Irena. Indiana, November II'S, lR57.
Rllsh. Anna, Indiana, May 12, 19li2.
Lawre1lce, ScpcemiJcr au. HW7.
LaW'r~l\ce.
Leavenworth, April 14, U:1:j8,
Leavenworth.
Rose, W. A .• N. Y., November 15. J83,1j.
Robinson, C., Hardwick, lila ... July ~r, 1818.
f.,awrcncc. july, 1&amp;1·!.
Lawrence.
Ridlon, Peter \\'., Saco, Me., Augu,[ 29,11'10.
G3rdner. March 5, lSnU
IGardner.
Robertson, S. E., Peru, Ind., !&gt;lay 28, 1&amp;57.
Topeka, November 2ll, 1809.
1~Ie1Vern.
Robenson, J , 1st Tenor.
IliJlley, J , III&gt;. Cl:trioner..
.
Ranklll, W. A., J{lpley, Ollto, Sept. 16, II!JI.
Dl:lck J.ck, Dougl .. Co., April
. ~;, It:157.
; Lawrence.
Rankio, l. Lou, Paris, 111., Sept. 20, 1857.
Bbck Jack, Douglas Co, Sept.
I. IIJ,l7.
Lawrence.
Rankin, Dora J., I!bck Jack, Kan., Oct. 20,1858.
Oouglas county, OCt. 2r., IS5S.
Lawrenoe.
Rankin, P. D., Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 20. 1831.
Douglas county, Sept. I. 1857
Lnwrence.
Raynolds, Arthur. Palmyra, Nov 10,11'050.
Palmyra, November W, 1&amp;'&gt;0.
/B ..rdWln City.
Rote, Paul \V., Clinton Co., Pa. Sept., ~I), 18:18.
DOllgbs COUllt'!. July -I. lS.5G.
J.:.twrcncc.
Rote, S:\r:lh. Fulton Co., Ill., Jarllary fI, HHt.
Leavenworth, AIJr·d, Hr).).
,L".wrcnce .
. Hotc, Mary L .. Oougl:J.s Co., Kansas, Jan. I:!, lSfI!l.
Dougb.i county, J:ln I:! IBG!).
Lawrence.
Rate, Ida B., Douglas Count&gt;!. Kan., A~rill2, 1870. !DolIgl:ls county, AprIl 12. 1S70. Lawrence.
Rote, Cbrn} , Douglas Co., Jan.~, ]1-17:".
!Dolt~I:\S county. Jail '!7,1Ri'2.
'ILl1.wrencc.
I&lt;ot~, Elmer P .• Uuugbs. Co .• Nov. It, IX7·1.
1110llgh., county, Nov. 1'!,lS7·t,
lJolI~l:ts Co.
Rigby. Geo. W., Kennebeck Co, "e .. July SO, IO;J.l. /Topeka, !ktober, Isn
Tupeb.
RlI~s. \Vol. \Y., Vermont, ~1ay 12. 1~jj2.
)~,"ction City, Sept. l~, l~7U.
Llwrence.
I{u«. Kate J., Topeka. Kall&lt;"' • .Tllne M. 1~{I1.
lopcb, June~. IKIlI.
Topek&gt;.

no,

I

I

Rushmer, H. J., Quebec, Canada. April 25, 18.'33.
ILawrence, April 19, 1887.
Rushmer, Garten E., Columbus, O. Dec. IY, 1860.
Lawrence, April iii. 1867.
Rush01er, H. F.o Calumhu:5 1 Ohio, june 14. 18tla.
Lawrence, --,1067.
Lawrence.
Richardson, M. E .. lVisconstn, May 14. 1854.
Lawrence, October 15,1870.
Lawrence.'
Rayson. Thomas, England, jan. 9, l~.
Eudora, December 10, 18Q.f.
Eudora.
Rankin, .Amand~ 1-, Columbus, 0., Dec. 29, 1853.
Lawrence, September, 1057.
Wakarusa.
Ryaa, A. J., V"giOla, May~, l~la.
Topeka, April 15. 1860.
Topeka
Rankin, John K., Indiana, Nova, 1831.
Douglas county, May 1,1&amp;59.
Lawrence.
Ross, J. 1l .• Ohio, Dec. 18, 18~.
letTerson COUnty. Aug. 211, 1854. Baldwin City.
Raymond. Linie D., Michil:an. Feb. 18,1838.
bougla. county, April, IH6l.
Rowley, Mrs. Lyman"Adams Co., Pa., June 1, I~. jDougl .. county, M~y, 1855.
Leavenworth.
Raynlond, Harry L , Hattie Creek. ~tich., Sept. -:I. 185H. L:lwrcnce. - - , 18UI.
Lawrence.
Raymond, W. G , low., March~, 18.';0
Leavenworth, --,1870.
Kansas City, Mo
Richards. Sophia D., Gennany, JulX .', UWO.
Ohio, May, 1856.
DOllglas.
Ross. J. E .. Warren, Mos •. , March~, 1855.
L.wrence, September 30. 1855
Lawrence.
Roseburg, Emma B., Pittsburgh, - - - October, H!66.
Reed, W. S., Lawrence Count)', Pa., June ~8, 1854.
Lawrence, SepL 11, 1878.
Lawrence.
Richey, Mrs. R. C .• St. Lonis, Jannary 2·1, IH·19.
North Lawrence, Jan. 20,1870. Lawrence.
Rice, Harvey D., Massachu.ets, November 8, 1821.
Topeka, April I, lli5ii.
Topeka.
Rice, Mary A" New York, December 4, 11327.
Tecuu seh. October I, l~O.
. Topeka.
Reynulds. J , Ohio. October, 20. 1848.
Cott~nwood' Falls, March 4,1869. Elmdale.
Reynolds, Wm., Rhode Island, June II, 18\0.
Lawrence, March 30. 1863.
l.awrence.
Reynold., P. G., Elmira, New ~ork, Nov. 3, 18'27.
Lawrence. May», 18.57.
Dodge City.
Relcheniker, George I!., Ohio, November 10, l~a.
Wyandotte, August I, 11l57.
Wyandotte.
Reynolds, S. M., N~rth Carolin., Sept; ~J, lo2ll.
Douglas county, Nov 15, 18.';5. Douglas County.
Rlch~rd!fo, C. H., ~hchlJ:an, Oct . .,20, l~rJ.
Douglas county, March ao, 1~7. J.awrr.nce.
Re,dlng, I. W .. Alton Ill., Jan . • H, IIJ,,\.
Osage county, Octouer 15, Il&gt;l.I7. Topeka.
R!denour, P. D., Union Co., lad, May 5,1831.
Lawrence, March 15. 1&amp;57.
l~wrence.
R!denour, S;,ra.h L., Green Co., May 3,Ij, l8:Jd •
Lawrence, March 16, 1,;5!j.
Lawrence.
R!denour, Kat!e L., Donglas Co., Aug .. 14. 18tH.
Lawrence, August 14, 186~.
l.awrence.
Ridenour, Edt"e M., DouJl:las Co., April O. lHII7.
l.awrence, April 0, \I;G7.
Lawrence
R~dellourt ~Iicc R., DOIl':''''s Co., April!. Hi~~t
L~,wrence. A priJ 7, 1~72
L:lwrencc:
Ridenour, Ethel 11 .. Douglas CO' ~ct. I". IMt7 .• _
l.awrence, October 16, 1!l77.
Lawrence.
Rlllherford, O. R, Lancaster, 0 IIta. Nov. ~, \1J,l:&gt;.
l.awrence, Fe~ruary ~O. 1879.
Kushmore, G. H., Albany. N. Y., Nov. 7, J8.:7.
Le.venworth, May 12.185:1.
Grantville.
Ripley, J. W., Coventry, Vt , Morch 23, IS3~. •
Topeka, March 10, 18~Y.
Topeka.
~lggS, Jos. E .•. Portsmouth, ?hlO. August :11, I~.
Lawrence, September ~7, 1863.
Lawrence.
Ruh:, {.. \~., Vlfglllla, A~g. :l3, 183-1.
,
Leavenworth Co., AprIl 20, urn. Leavenworth Co.
Rule, enlDah. Wayne Co., Ind., Jnne 30,1832.
Leavenworth Co., April 20, 1877. Leavenworth Co.
Roberts, \V. H.
Paola, KOIlflsas _ _
Reed, Fitch, Richmond, Ontario Co., N. Y., July 28,
'
IMI4.
,
Wakarusa. July 20, 1869
Wakarusa.
Rue, C. D., New Xork, Dec. I, 1:&gt;.!4.
Near Black Jack, April II, IS5lJ. Near Black Jack.
Roberts, A. S., OhiO.. Jan. 7, 1811.
Shawnee county, Apnl 15, 185IJ. Tonganoxie, Leav.
.
enworth Co.
R!,ssell, {., New Lo~don, N. H., Oct. 13, 1m.
l.yon county, March I, 18.17.
,wakarusa.
Rippey, V .. D., Inchana, 1833.
Doniphan county, - - , 18511.
Sever:uicc.
Doni.
phan Co.

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Namt, PIau ant/Datt of Birtli.'_'_ _ _ l PIau ana Datt

c ..

Rushmore. Ii':
Leavenwor.b, Sep •. 6 1&amp;511.·
Richards, Fronk W., Ogdensburg, N. Y., Juue 22,1844.
RankIn, Alexander, Ohio, 1834.
Rogers, H. B .• Snsquehanna Co., Pa:, Sept. 5, 1830.
Roach, H. T., Estell, Co .. Ky .• Aprtl2~. 18.~6.
Rogers, Clarkson" Eudora, ] uno 29, 1839.
Read, Fred W .. Bedford,!'l. Y'! Dec·. 21,1831.
Rice. Samnel, Colored, M'55ourl. !?eceml&gt;e!. 11l38.
Russell, Sheldon C .• New York ClIy, Aprtll. 1!!3U.
Rushmore, Helen A. t l"fcw York, June 4, IH37.
Richards, O. G., Michigan, Jan. 12, 18:111.
Rogers, George C., Piermont, N. H., Noy. 22, 1839.
.
Reynolds. Clarkson, Randolph Co.. ·N. C., ]uly 7, ~~!8.
Reynold., Olinda B., Wayne Co., Ind., Jan. 16, 11l32.
Rogers, J"me •• Oxford. N. rr.,~Oct. li!. 182f1.
,
Rawlings, Thoma. E" Pennsylvan,a, Sept. 26, 1840.
Rawlings, Sarah C., Virginia, Sept. 7. ISl7.
ROllman Mrs. Anna E., Versailles, Ky •• I83.~.
Rudolph' Edward W., Philadelphia. Pa., Jan. 1.1821.
' .
Richard., John F .• Virgir,ia, Oct. 23, 11!:H.
Re.se, S:unuel, Dayton, Ohio. Dec. 17, 1ll25.
Roberu. H. M., Lyon Co , K"•.• Oct. 2.1, III5d.
Rankin. M. A., Ironton. Ohio.
..
Bankin, A. V.
Rid~\Vay_. R. M., Warren Co.\.Nj" Se.pt. 13,18,'13.
RYlls, W. H. t Monterey. N. Y • ul I:.I,ldli
Rog-cr!t, Solon, Hendricks Co , In 0'
~, UHa.

f-wc

o~ .St-lllmunt,.lprt!(1l1 RtsidcllU
Grantvill., J.ff. Co,
Top.ka.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

- - - - 1858.
Topeka, lIIay 5, Itf79.
Douglas COUD'y, May 1857.
Lawrence, March 1,. urn.
Leavenworth, June 7. 1854.

Lawrence, ~Iarch 17,1857.
ILawrence.
Douglas couety. M"rch II. 1868. Douglas Co.
L"wrcnce, April 19, 1!1."06.
Leavenworth, - - , 185M.
Grantville.
Douglas county, Aug. 15,1856.
Douglas Co.
E.ureka, Greenwood county, Jan.
Ill. 11171
Eureka
Baldw!n ~!,y. June 10, 1H.~7.
Baldwin City.
Bald.wln ClIy, ]u~e 10,1857.
Baldwin City.
Hurhogame, Apul 20. 1868.
Burlingame.
Barton county, March f, 1877.
Great Hend.
Barton county, March 4. 1877.
Great Bend.
Lawrence, --.1865.
Shawnee county, near Topeka.
.
March 15, 1855.
Wakarusa. Shaw.
.
nee· Co.
Le"venworth; March 4, 1857.
Le"v.nworth.
Lynn· Cr.ek, Shawn •• Co .• May .
10. 1856. .
North Topeka.
Lyon county,Kansas, - Lyon Co,. X"ns"•.
Lawrenc •• ] uly 4. 1869.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Lawr.nce, October 15. 1866.

L"wr.nce.

\Vyonuotte, K:\luu:s, - \Vyanuotta.
Ilc:otper, DougLas county, M::t.rch,

Ross •.H.nry T •• Warren, Ma .... Dec . .12, 1845.

ISG7.
Lawr.nce, S.pt. 30, 18.~.

,Prairi. City.
. La'.HeDce.

Riddle, J. R,. Clintonville. Pa~ Aprill, 1844.
Russ.Il.Josephin •• Col •• Co•• !II., ~Iarch 6, 11146.
Russell. Carl, Lnwrence. Oct. 4. 1867.
R.ed. Chas. H .. Williamstown, Ma ••.• March 25,1859.
Randall, R.ub.n, Bolton. Ma ••. , Oct. 4, 1832.
R:mdall L. t Missouri.
Randall, Susan, Kansas. November, 1868.
R"ndall. Nellie, Konsa.. February, 1870.
Randall, Jennie, Kan.l4ls, May, Ib73.
Randall, Cllrrie, Kansas, January, 1&amp;75.
Randall. C. R., Kansas ..Decemb.r. 1871).
Koss, 1. P., W"rr.n, Worcen.r Co., Mass .• April 6,

Lawrence. May 3O,1!St,s.
Clinton, October 1,1&amp;54.
Lawrenc., October 4, 1807.
Lawr.nc., Novemb.r 4. 11!71l.
Lawrence, -_, IMM.
Lawrence, - - , 1~
Lawrence, _ _
Lawrence,-Lawrence,-Lawrence, _ _
Lawrence, _ . _

I·ToP.ka, Kan.al.
Illawrenc •.

I

.
f!SoW.
Lawrence, Sept.mber 30, 18.&lt;H.
Lawrence.
Ross, Mra J. P., Dundee, Yates Co., N. V., May 21.
.
ll1-I5.·
Lawrenc., Nov.mber 2, 1855.
Lawr.nc •.
Ryan, Mrs. A. J., Ohio, Miami Co., March 27. urn.
Topeka, Shawnee COllnty, April Topeka.
20. Ulti9.
Reioh.im.r, Samuel, Ohio. April 19, 1&amp;10.
Lawrenc.; Sept.mber 10, 18G9.
Lawrence ..
R.dmoi,. Mrs. J T .• St. Loui •.
Rogers, E. F., K.ntucky, Nov. 29, 1830.
Kansas City.
Re.me. W. K., Tiffin, Ohio, March 9, ltiSS.
L3.wrence. July, 1872.
,Lawrence.
Ross, Pitt. Milwauk.e, Wis., D.c 8, 18.'\.5.
Top.ka, August, 1851i.
Lawrenc •.
Rut~.rford, W. F .• Baltimore. May 5,1858.
Ottawa, Franklin, County, Feb.

I

2!J,I!!70.

Rayson, E. A .• Philadelphia, Pa , Feb. 19, 181JO.
Eudor", lun.3, 1116.'.
Eudora.
Ray.on, M. A., W"rriclahire. Eng. Feb. 27, 1ll&lt;13.
!!:ndora, June a, 1!!r.:;.
Eudora.
Rice, lohn H ,Greenville, 'fenn ,Nov. 14,1824.
Miami County, S.pt., 21,1865.
'''"ola
Rus••n Ed., Plymouth. N. H., Feb., 9, 1833.
Doniphan County, Au;:u ..,
Lawr.nce
Russell. Iohia. Blackiston, Gu.rns.y Co .• Uhio. ]uly
20,1842.
Doniph"n County, May, 18M.
L,wr.nce.
Read, A. M., New Haven, Ct., March. 28,1842.
Wabaun •• e Co., April:.l2, 1856.
Wabannsee Co.
St. John. John P., Franklin 1:0., Ind., Feb. 25,1!!33. Olath., Aprtl7, 1:;tJ!I.
Topeka.
Smith, C. C .. P"trick Co., Virgini". Oct. 11, 111'H.
Cottonwood, OctoL.r, 1857.
Chase Co.
S&lt;urgis, Or P. M, Uniontown, Pa , -,1816
Iowa Point.
Topeka.
Sh.rman, Pat .• Ind .. - - , ISl0.
Leav.nworth, 1~60.
Topeka.
Sheafor, FraDk P., Fairfi.ld, la., Aug. 11,1855.
Coffey county, Nov, 186.';.
Kans"s City.
Shimmon., J. H., Manch .... r, Eng., Feb. tI, 1827.
Lawrence, March 12, 1855.
Lawrenc •.
. ~a~yer...J"me., Th.tford, V! .• Dec 25.1825.
.
I:awr.n&lt;e, Sept., 1H:'&gt;l.
Vinlan.!, N. ].
Smith, 1'-, M., Ala. J - - , 182a.
l't. Lc!ilvcnworth, Dec., UU2.
J"cavt!Bworth.
Smith, E. F .• Missouri, - - , 1837..
Lea\oenworth t Aup-ust, 18.1U.
Leavenworth.
Sheats, R .• Penosylvani", Feb. 8, 1830.
!)ougL" Co., April:;' 11l7!1.
Leavenworth Co.
Savag., I. 0 .. ~oravia, .N. Y., S.pt. 30,1338.
Bellville, 11l71.
Ddlville.
Syk.s,]. B .• Ph~ladel1?hla, Jan. 25. I1l34.
--,1866.
Streeter, Ellen E., Eric! Co., Pall Oct. 'rTJ 1833.
Douglas county, May, 21. 1856
Abil.n •.
Simnlons, S. A., Ohio, Dec. 25, 1&amp;'13.
Lawrence, March; 11l7!!.
Lawrence.
Spurlock,]. H., Platt •. Co .• Mo. ]uly 15,1857.
L.compton, March. 1856 .
P.rry.
Stanton, A. L., N.wport, Ind .• Sept. 8, ISlS.
Hesp.r, September 10. 186!!.
Lawrence
Scrogg., Maggi. E., Ohio, Feb I.lIl43.
Wy.ndott., April 27, 1lj5S. .
Wyandott •.
~tubbs, S M., Wa~o. So , Il1d .• Dec. 23, ISl9.
Lawrence, !ola¥. 16, I:;7U.
Lawrence.
S.dgwlck, M., OneIda Co., N. y" March 4, 1818.
Kanwab, April 1, 1804.
Douglas Co.
Sp •• r'lohn. Kittanning, Pa .. D.c. 27, 1!!17.
L"wrence, September 27, J85f.
Ll.WrCllce.
Searl. . U .• Southampton. Mass., July 6.1831.
ILawrence, September 15, 1:;51.
L:twrencc and Col.
Searl, R. S , Southampton, Mass., Aug. 18, Ill+!.
Lawr.nce, Septemb.r 15 1800.
Solomon.
S~aulding, St.lla E.. Illinois, Oct. 5, 1!!5~
_ _ • August 9, I1!77. '
Stili, S. S. Mrs .. Holt.n, M •. F.b. 8,1856.
Lawrence October 20, 1857.
Ncar £u..Jora.
Smith, O. C .• Phillips, Me., 6ct. 3, 1800
Lawrenc~: Scptelllb~r I IIS77.
~tock.rl W. F., Scranton ..p":' .Oet. 4,.1856.
Topeka, Nov. 11,11&gt;76 '
Anthony.
Shortrloge, Mrs., W.st V,rg,nla, Aprtlla, 18.'l3.
1II.nhattan, Sept. I, 11l5i1.
l\.fanhattan.
~.ymour, A. D., H"verhill, N. H., July 211,1856.
Irving, Augusta, lilb7.
Clyde, Kan.
Strong, N. Z., Spafford. Onandag" Co., N. Y., Aug.
31. 1827.
Leav.nworth. May 7, 18M.
Lawrence.
Shaner. A .• G.rmany, March 25 1837.
L.avenw·orth. ]uly 15, 1$7
Newman.
Stark.y, G. A., Waynesvill., 111., May 9, 1&amp;5H.
Humboldt.
Kan., Sept. 12, IS/I:.!. Lawrence.
Sloan. C" M., Indianapolis, Ind., May 2ft, lBaa.
N.wark.
Simpson. Mary L., Lawrence, Aug. 11, 1861.
Lawr.nce, August II, lROt.
Lawrence.
Strahan, A. p .. Scott Co., III .• Jan. 2, 11l35.
Kanwaka, IUly 4, Ison.
Kallwaka.
Strahan, Mary] , C"lIaway Co . Ky , Mar 15. ISl6.
K"nwaka, !,'.o 1,1&amp;58.
Kanwaka.
Shank. William, Hancock Co., III., May J~, 1856.
S.outhe~!, Kansas, Fall or 1859.
Dougl". Co.

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"jPUOl3, Kan~a", August 14, )i)7.t.
"ayer.
oo'-\"t't',"c'a---"N
. . .Y', 'D'ec . 'J" 11.1',-;
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Sutliff, Charlie 11., Kansas. Sept. 6, IHOU
Sutliff. Fr:'lnlic D .• Kahsas. June ~l, 1~67.
Stevens, W.]. '1'., 111.. Nov. la, lI:!H7.
Stauffer. 1. S .• Fayette Co •• Po. .. July 24, lSI2. .
Short. Celia Coo Oneida Co .• N. Y., June 20, 1S36.
Atchison Co. June I, 1&amp;';7.
Shaw, W. F Marylantl, June 11, 1!S47:
Lawrence, October 16. IS65.
Speck. W. \V .• Duncaunon; Pa., Oct. 2, 11149.
Wyantlotte. Kan., AUIr' 12. 1~57.
Santls, I. Irvuul'{ Law.ence, Jan. 20.1861.
Dougla. Cu., Lan. :lit, ISHI.
Shaft. 1&gt;. P., 1 owelJ, l.iyiu&amp;,;"slon Co., Mich. Dec. 2,
1840
Silvor Crook, Chase Co .• Dec.
U157.
Simmoni. J. D., Jackson Co .• Mo., Dec.2'.l, I84S.
PalnlY", May I~, 18li7.

Ruidma

Lawrcn·ce.

Lawr.n"- •.
Lawrence:.
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Ca.. Co., Kan.
Leav.nworth City.
Lawrence
Wyandotte.
lJ\lu~I". Cu

23,\ Silver Croek.

Starle, Howell D., Franklin Co., Pa., July 20, lSI!.
Starle, Mary 1., Ohio, Sept. 14, 1847.
Starle, Caray D., Indep.nd.nc •• Ma r ch'9, 1878.
Sherman. W. P., N.w Haven. Conn., Feb 15,1R37.
Sleeet, Wm • Ufferton, Eng., May 8, 1842.
Spencer, Rook:&gt;, Wis , Fe~. 17. ISlI6.
St.!nberg; L.o. ~uremburg, Bavaria, A"r~IS, Ill~O.
SmIth, Peter, Ab,ngton; Ind .• Aug 24, 1851.
Swift. Frank B .• Brunswick, Me • Ja'. 17. 1835.
Stuart, E. A., North Carolina, Sept. 10, 1856. .
Simmons, R E .••l:Iancock Co., Inu., Jan. :ro,1854.
Shurp. George ~v .• England,-. Simpson. S. N .• D.erfield, N. H., Oct. 8. UHf!.
Savage, Forr.st, Hartford, Vt. i Sept. 21, 1821.
Seiler. Martin, Reading, Pa , !'. ,uch 31, 1822.

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Independence, IUl Y 19, 1870.
Independence. Illy 19, 11170.
Indep.ndenceL [arch 9, 1873.
Douglas Co .• May I, 1876.
Jefferson Co., April 16, 1869.
Lawrence.
, Lawreoce, 18M.

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Lawrence, March 28, 1855.

Topelea.
Topeka.
Topelea.
L-awrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
North Topeka.

Lawrence ..
Holton, Jackson Co., Feb,22.1879. Hays City.
Lawrenc., April2.~, 1H57.
Washington, Kan.
Lawrence, Sept. 28, 1854.
Lawrence .
Wakarusa. Sept. I, ISM.
Lawrence.
Ridgeway. Osage Co .• May 14.
·1S,S7.
.
Ridgeway.
!';cott, C. C .• Un;on Co., Me., Oct. 5.11&gt;41.
_ _ .'--. June I.S, 1857.
Simons. Harry. Troy, Ohio, Jan. 15, 1S40.
Lawrence, Dec. 7, 1807.
Lawrence.
Seman. w. Hit MansfieldA Ohio, April. 28,1840.
Fort Scott, S.pt.lI. I!!S.3.
Lawrence.
Simmons, C. ., Union &lt;.;ity, Ind., Feb. 25, 1&amp;5Il.
Lawrence, June 19, 1868.
La.wrence.
Shirl.y, W., llinois, February 26, 1828
Dougla&gt; Co .• Augu",. 1854.
Smith, E. A., Andover, Vt., May 4, 1888
U.wrence, Decemb.r, IH59.
Lawrence.
Starn.I, G. W , T.nn.ssee. August 24. IN21
Leavenworth, March 14, U'55.
Leav.nworth.
Sheets, James W. Pennsylvania, janu:lry 21, ISO\.
Lawrenc., March 19,1879.
Lawreoc •.
Steven_on, Wm. G., Ripley county, Inti., Dec. 25,1822. Clint.,n, Dong. Co., Feh. 20.1857. Clinton, Doug: Co.
Scott, Chas. F., Kansas. Sept.mber 7, IS60.
Allen Co., September 7, IXGIl.
Lawrenc •.
Stirling, S. J.• Philadelphia. Pa, Feb ?l, 1885.
L.avenworth Co , April 5, 1&amp;'i5. Lawrence.
Smith. J. C .• Ridgley, Mo., February 2lI, 1834.
Medina, May 8, 1&amp;)t;.
Smith, W. K .. New Jersey. August 14,1816
Osawkie, leff. Co., Oct. 18, '55. Lawrence.
9!arr, J. T., Fair~eld county, Ct , OCt. 31; Il106..
Baldwin City, Oct. 15, ~856.
Baldwin City .
. S,mmons, H., OhIO, March I, U!28.
Lawrenc., August I, 1868.
Lawrence.
Simmons. Mrs. E. A • Ohio. June 10, lS38.
Lawr.nc •• Angust I, 1868.
Lawrence.
Shannon, Osbun, Belmont Co .• Ohio. Feb. 7. IS42.
Lecompton. May 7, 1857.
Smith, Ed. G., Brown Co., Kansa', Aug. 2'2,1859.
Brown county, Angust 22,1859. Top.ka.
Saw¥er. S. W .• Maine, Febru"ry 20, 1832.
Leavenworth, 1875
Lawrence.
Skof"ad, M. ]., Wisconsin,January 27,1842.
Howard county, July, 1869.
Lawrence.
Skofstad. Julia N .. Wisconslll, October 14, 1848.
Lawrence. April I, 1871.
Lawrence.
Spivey. R. M., Alah"ma, April 21, 1S45.
Shawnee Co .• January 20, 1860. Topek".
·Staggers, B. S., Ohio, August 21, UHO.
Lawrence. June 2.1855.
Lawrence.
S'all'gan, N. L, Iowa, Apoil30, 11l61.
Lawr.nce.
Lawr.ucc.
Smith, E. T., Ohio, September 15, IS22.
Dougla. connty, Oct 1,IS1i7.
Lawrence.
Sanderson, Thomas. Orkney, Scotlanu, Dec. 24, IM58 L:lwrence, Octoher:4, IHH8.
Lawre1lce.
Schinn, Dr. Charle.. , Germany, October UJ, 1839.
Lawrence, August 6, 18HU.
Lawrence.
5&lt;:hell, Frank M • Iowa City, Iowa. July 1M, I&amp;SO.
Douglas Co., Novemher 20, 1878. Lawrence.
Steel, John McLeon, Clinto!'J Kansas, 'April 12. 1869. Clinton, April 12, 1869.
Lawrcnce.
Steel. Charle •. A. Chnton, Kansas, Apnl 26, IS67.
Clinton, April 211. 1867.
Lawr.nc ••
Steel, J:l.mes L., Clinton, Kan~:Js, Sep[. 13, 1871.
Clinton, Sept. 13, 1871.
Lawrence.
StOllt, Cora, 1I0ston, Januarr 17, IHOI.
Emporia, April IH, ilHO.
Lawrcnce.
Smith, C. W.kPortage ~o .. Ohio. Dec.:!. 1~.
La~renc., Sept. 12, ISM.
Lawrenc ••
Seymore, D. . C., Ene, Penn .. JUT: .1, 1S38
IrVing, June I, 1861.
Uyde.
Se~rs, Chas., Herku~er Co., N. Y., an. 20, 1811.
Franklin Co., June, 1870.
WIlliamsburg.
Sh,.ld. Jos.ph, Harnson, Ind., Apn IS, 1811.
Eudora, Doug. Co, Nov.15,l855. Eudora.
Still. J. M., Lee county, Va., Feb, unry 5, 18'JO.
Blue Mound, Douglas Co., Oct
22, 18;14.
Eudor:&gt;.
Sears, C. M., Lewis Co., N. Y., Nov. 26,1829.
Eudora. July 6. 1859
Eudora.
Scudder. T. W., Hun.ingloot.N; Y., Sept. 15.1833.
Lawrence, April 29, 1855.
Topeka.
Scudder. H.len B., Albany, N. Y., April 25. 18;19.
Topeka, Dec. 17, 18711.
Topeka.
Scott. L.wis, B., Bucks Co , Pa., Jan. 14. IS21.
Savage, Miss G W., R.ading, Penn., June 11.1855.
Lawr.nce, March, 186i.
Lawrence.
Smith,]. D., Corning, N. Y., Feb. 4, ]XO~.
Topeka, August :lO, ISH.
Soule, • S , Wilksville, Mav 21.
De Soto, April 10. 1861.
Stearnor, Harry, 2 Topeka Banu.
Topeka.
Stevenson. Topeka Baud~
Slagl., Topeka Band.
Smith, Ed., Lancaster Co .• Pa., Feb. 2l:!,181H.
Twiu Mound, OCI. 25, ISII'7.
Osage Co. ..
Snyd.r, G. H., New York, Jan. 12,1828.
Lawreoce, Oct. 15, ISM.
J eff.rson Co.
Sherman. D ..S., Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 21,1828. . ~opeka, Dec. 3, 1809.
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Lawrence.
Sp'eeriGeorglap.". Hou/l'c. OhIO, March, I~l!).
Ellis Co , March 20, 1878.
Ellis Co.
.
SIler, A. C., OhIO. Aprillli. IH~O.
DOllgl.s Co., Jan. 15,1871.
JefTerson Co.
Snedd.n. Mrs. Mary C' Seljns~rove. Pa., Mch. 25. '1)1. Wyandotte City JUlie 21 1857. Wyandotte.
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S".'ith, Anna G., Blu. 1\ ound; Kansas, Jnne SO. 1860. Donglas Co., Ju~e 30. 1860.
III"eO\'Iountl.
Stlmpson, Fred. E, Boston, lIbss., May 13, II!37.
Lawrence, Jan. 10, 187'~.
Lawrence.
Stlmpson, Mrs. Fretl. E , Bo.ton, Mass .• Nov. 19, 1834. Lawrence ~ept 2'2 1872
Lnwrence.
Stimpson, 1\fary G., Bosto·" l\·r3S5., Sept. J4. 18005.
Lnwrence'Sept 2"2' Hf12'
Lawrence.
Stimpson, Edwin [·'iske. Jamaica Plains, n.1ass., Aug.
",.
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l1,181J7.
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Lawrence, Sept. 22. 1872.
Lawrence...· ..
~Ilmpson, Wm. C .• JamaIca' .PIa'"~;,Ma~s .• June 8. 70. l.awrenc •• Se\,t. 22.I87'J.
Lawrence.
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Stone, A P:, Rowe, Mass., Sept. ~'. IH.U,I.
l{eno, Lenv. (;0., March. 12, 1874. Rl!llo r J.env. Co.'
~trongr E. F·, Le~venwurth.. Kansas, Jan, 2, l~.
Leavenworth, Jan. 2, JHOO.
IOtt3wa.
.
. Sharp, Lydl": S'I.Salem, O~IO.
,Yi-iting at Topeka.
Stuart, Fannie, Monroe, Mich., Jan. 21, 18:l6.
Lawrcnce, August 29, IH17.
ILawrence.

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5 .... tI.r •• H. B .• Germany, Nov. 2, 183.5..
Sand.rs; C. B., Willow Springs, Kas:, Aug. IS, 1871.
Sawy.r. L. M .• Cleveland, Oh,o.
Storms. Geo. T., Girard county, Ky., Ian. 19,11130.
Sutliff, Addie M., Lawrence, Kas , Feb. 2~. 18Ul.
Sutliff'j·enni. S., Lawrence. July 27,1863.
Sutliff, . B., New York, April 1, 11138

IKanwaka. February, l&amp;iU.
Willow Springs, Aug. I.~, 1871.
Top.ka, Sept. 16, 1H55.
Douglas Co ,November. IMUZ.
Lawrence, Feb. Zi, IIllI!.
Lawrence, July 21.180;1.
Lawrence, March, 1860

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Na11l~, Piau and Da/~ of Birth.
N: Y., Dec. 2; 18:14.

Piau and

Skinnei,-~lrs.E-;:- Yates Co.,

Da/~ oj Stllimunt.! Pruml R~sidma

. -IL':wr~n'c•. - - - Suunders, H. F., Mass, November H, IH22.
Lawrence. Oct. 6 10M
Lawrence.
Smith, Mi .. Nannie, Wellington, Ohio, March 4, 11S54. Holton, Septem~er, Il!ti~.
(l'opeka.
Spencer, W., New Haven, Conn., Oct. 18,1866.
Lawrence, J~GII.
\L::.wrence.
Stanley, Mr. and lItr•. H. A., Mass, July 13, 1853.
Lawrence, December, 11163.
Lawrence.
StevensbGeo. W., Ohio, June 12, 1822.
Lawrence, May I:!, IHb7.
Lawrence.
Simon, " Germany, August 7,1&amp;32.
Le:\Vcuworth, March, l~.
jLeaVenworth.
Smith, H. B., Wellsbol'o, Pa., Feb 22,lb82.
lusawatolllie, May, l!!.5~
Osawatomie.
Sands, James G .. Gilbertstown, Pa., Aug. 21, 18aa.
Lawrence, May 211, 1!J55.
Lawrence.
Sands, Mrs. SusIe E., Winchester. N. H .• Ja!l. 8, 1843.\KaUWaka, 1&amp;';8.
ILawrence.
Sternberg. 1'. J., New York, Oct. 25. 1!!a7.
Lawrence, Oct 15, 1857
Lawrence.
Stephens, Richard, England, June 80,1820.
l'almyra.t Feb. 16, loUti.
p eace.
Schmidt, John M., Bayernr ver .. July:l5, 1835.
Peace, Keno Co .• lItarch 10
Sionecker, J. G., Savannnn, Ohio, March, 1:l5l.
\1'Opeka, April Zi, Ib72.
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Topeka.
Sutliff, Helen B .. Lawrence, Oct. 8, 1~61.
,Swan, D. M.. Jefferson Co., N. Y., Aug. 13,1848.
,Leavenworth, October 22, 1S66. \LeaVenworth.
\Swan; Mrs. D. M., Maysville, Ky., Feb. :.:~, 1847.
\!LeaVenworth, September. Il!()''j.
Leavenworth.
Stuart. Sarah R., Monroe;Mich., April 3, 11l4U.
Douglas Co .. Aug. 25, 11177.
Law,ence.
Seervir, .Dr. John G , Bernt, Switz., March, ltU7.
Lawrence,I&amp;1d.
I'Lawrence.
Seervir,.SaranC., Camden, N. }"., 18.ql.
ILawrence,ll!58.
Lawrence.·
: Shields, Prudence, Indiana, Jan. 8, 1855.
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Neosho Co.,I86!I..
lJouglas Co.
Shields, A. Ii., JIlinois, September 9 , 1850.
Douglas Co., 1855.
Douglas Co.'
Jefferson Co., Aug .. 1!J55.
Topeka.
Spivey,: Lina, Iowa Oct~ber 11,1854:
"Summerfield, M., PrUSSia, Au~u.t 15, 1l!42.
Eudora, Aug. 1",I&amp;S7
Little Rock, Ark.
Summerfield. M ... M .., Fulton, III., May 80, IM7.
Eudora, September, 1859
Little'Rock, Ark.
Stevenson, E. H., New Vor!!,. Nov. 19,1&amp;16.
Leavenworlh Co., Jan. I, 1869.
Leavenworth.
Smith, Sarah A, Sheffield, ,t;og., Feb. 4, l&amp;'l!l..
., D1u1~~und, Douglas Co., March, Btue Mound.
I Lawrence,

Novenibe~.-i85.'l:

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Smith. Ch~rlie ·F. Wakarusa, Dec. ll,18/ll!,
• Blue Mound, Dec. 11,1868.
Sutliff, Mrs. W. E., Bristol, Va , Dec. 14, 1881.
Lawrence, OctOber 9,18.57:
Stede, L. S .. Ros. county, Ohio, Sept. 15, lHaa.
Clinton, Doug Co .. Jan. I, U157.
Smith, Wm. H .• Cbatham, New York, Sept. :Zit, IHW.
De SOlO, l\lay 20, J!iOO.
Stiner. Lizzie G , Garrettsville, Ohio, July, 183tS.
Lawrence.
Stevens. Esther R., Ohio, Feb. 13,11128.
Lawrellce. May 9,lS67.
Sherman, Hauie A. Mrs. Ohio, Aug 14, ]&amp;I~
Topcka'j:lnu:u y I. 1M70.
Sherman, E:tie Miss, Iowa, Dec. 1(i, 1800.
To{)eka, une Ifl, l~jO. . .
Snow, J ·CB., \I\'estminoste~, Vt " JunNe 2:i, 1/1.10. 29 u« SLahna , OctoNber oU,blb78 .8.
Seewln, har es C.. neld.. C 0., . Y., :'ov. _ ,1"""
awrence,' ovefT, er, I 59.
Sille, George W .. Portage Co., Ohio, Feb 12. 182'J.
Neosho }{apid&lt;, Sept. l~, 185l!
Sparaw, J S" Lancaster, Pa., April2U, 1~43.
110llmg, Sert. ~;, bHO.
Shearer. George, PennsylvaOla, March :!O, It)56,
Ln.wrence, September, ll"'tiS.
Stanton. 5 .• Ohio. Aug. 20, Hsa:!.
1\larsh:..11 Co , Juue lU, 1~1.~.
Snider, G. N., Pen ... ylvauia. Feb. I, 182.;.
Douglas Co , March 1. ISW
Shaw, Thos., Hawkins Co., Tenn., Aug. 28, 1847.
Kanwaka, October, ISM.
Shaw, Wm., Hawkius Co • Tenn., Feb, n, 1!l49.
Kanwaka, Uctober, IM54.
Seaman, J. W .. Mt. Vernon, Ohio, - , 183'~.
Fort Scott, 1&amp;52..
Steele, Alexander, Kentucky. May 15. 18'Z6.
DOllgi:ls Co • Nov. 15, 1m,
Smith, Mary D., Mound City, Kas., Dec. 21,1800.
Linn Co., Vecem~er 2~. 1860.
Sturel, A. J.J. Germany, Sept. 2, 1&amp;19.
Lawrence, February 211, 1m.
Sturel, Ida. l.iermany, May 24, ll!5O.
Lawrence, February 2\). 1878
Stufel, Sophia, Germany, May 24, 1854.
Lawre"c~, February 2H,Ib75.
Smith, tvlarnn, Gcrmany,lan 1,1832.
Leavenworth. June 15, 1S57.
Smith, M. Mrs., Barren Co., Ky .. Dec. lO,l!!a7.
Leavenworth, Nov. 20, lSlil.
Strong, Charles F., Leavenworth, Aug. 2, 185U.
Leavenworth, August ~, l&amp;Ij(j,
Smith, H. T., Bucks Co., Pa , Uct. :!4, J85ft.
Ii\IOUnd City, April, HmO
Smith. H. or. Mr." Cincinnnti. Ohio, Jan. SU, IS-D.
Lawl'~ncc, Octoucr, lStiO.
SavageJo'.Ph, Hartford, Vt ,July:!S, 1l!24
Lawrence, ~cpt. 16, HIIi·I.
Savage, oseph Mrs., Deanstown, Soollallu, March 5, .
1 . 4.
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Lawrence, April, lS5!l.
Storm, Anson. Ann Arbor, l\lich . June 6, 1838.
Lawrence, l\[arch 1M, 18.l)7.
Soollt~n, D. W., New York, Feb. II!' lSila.
DOllglas Co, Augll", l~iU.
Stanley, E , Helldricks Co., lnll.. April 7. 1~47,
I&gt;OllCi:l!t C/J , Sepl. au ISfi.",
~utherlandJ.. 5 .. H. t Lawrence, ja!l' 2, lHil8
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Douglas Co., J ,.nuary'2t l~.
~aundcrs, .I"rnnk M J \Vakarusa '1 p., Dec. 9, 185f1.
Ncar Lawrence, Dec. II, It:&gt;5U.
Spencer, Selden P., New York, D"c. 10, 18:J5.
Lawrenco, Jllly 15, 18HO.
St~w:art. &lt;;ltarles, Clark Co., KY';.l'eb. 24,1805.
Clinton, VOUl:. Co., Nov. '1:1, '59.
Surhng, R., Scotland, Nov. 1.5,11&gt;'29.
Ft. Leavenworth, April 16, H152.
Samp!on, T., Londonderry, N. H, Dec. '. ]814.
Lawrence, Nov. 2U, 1HiH.
Sutliff, A. A., Marietta. Ohio, Nov. '1:1, 1S36.
Lawrence Nov. ~·I l&amp;jl)
Stripp, ~. C., New Hnv~n, Conn., Jan. 11,18.'58.
Topeka, fune II, 187M. .
Snlrord, J., Royalton. Windsor Co , Vt., Aug. 27. IK27. LOlwrcllcC!,
~~t:rlinl;, Wil~f)nJ Il1ueJlcnuc."nce, \V. Va. nee.:.!U, 1855. Al.Jih:nc. October H, Ig71,
~!mmon., J. D., Jackeon, Mo., Deo. 22,1848.
Balalwin City, ~1ay 1·1, 1851.
SIIIIW"nS, Mr •• E. n., Montgomery, Ky., July 25, '25. Baldwin Ci· 'I, May H, ISS7.
Simmons, Adda B"t Douglas Co.. Dee. 80, 1859.
Saunders, F. A , l1in'erhill, N. H .. Feb. 28, 1629.
Smith, W. H., Ohio, Noyember 21,1841.
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Swift, S. P .... Ohio, Aprill6,-ll!ll2.
Stevenson. ::ousan, lIhno;' Jan. 10, 1843.
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Swallow, John' R •• New }ersey, April80,1lI2l.

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

!SL·~I\i,nrae·nce.
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~ureka.

Holling
Lawrence.
TOIIJ,:anoxu:.
Topeka.
Kanwaka.
Kanwaka.
Lawrence.
\V:tkarua:t.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Leavenworth.
Leaveuworth &lt;.;".
I.:lwrence.
1..~\Vrell":C:.

NOrlh Lawrence.
L"wrence,

L:"vrencc.
Lawrcn..:e
DOllgla. Co.
I.a\'lrcnc~.

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
l.awrence.
Leavenworth Co.
l.awrence.
l.awrcncc.
I.:\\VretH,;e
Topeb . .
Topck!l.
l .. "",rence.

Baldwin City, Decemher80, 1859.
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Irving, May 29 1867.
Clyde . .
Leavenworth Co., June 15, 1806 Leavenworth Co.
Clinton, May 12, 1856.
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Clinton,'
Breckenridge county (now Lyon),
".'
July 15, 1857.
Topeka. .
Wyandotte, November, 1883.
Wyandotte.
Lawrence.

Slephens, C. B , New York, March., 1l!44.
Stout, Perlie, Ohio.
Scripps, Herman C , Rushville, III , March 10, 1860.
Sholes D. C., E.uton, Pa., May 11,1859.
Lawrence, July 19, 18.'14.
Schleilert-John, Chicago, Ill., Sept. 15, 1855.
I EudJra, Douglas Co Mar 20 '57
Stevens, t''hebe Gillpatrick, New Madison, Ohio, May
.,
., .
IS, 18411..
• .
,
Anderson Co., April 17, 1854
Stevens, C~arles N., LIVlRgston Co.,N. V., Jan. 22, 44. Leavenworth, September 1,11168.
Searmg, Choton, Park county, Ind , July I, UI'1:1'.
Twin Mound, Douglas county,
. .
' O c t o b e r 14, 18U4.
Seannr, Purim&amp;, Park cou.nty. Ind.:Oct. 3!, 182!J.
Twin Mound, Oct. 14, 1864:
Stumbaugh, F. S., Frankltn Co., Pa., ApnI14,1817.
Rush county, Nov. 17,lm.
Stevenson, Frank, Green Caade, Ind., April 1, 1859.
Smith! C. W., West Granville Wi. , June 12, 18.)0.
Stansheld. 1. G., England, J\I Cy 3, 1828.
Simmons, E. F:.t Ireland, Aug. 25, IlI25.
Smith, H. C., ... linton county,.Ohio, May 30,1881.
Seckler, Oscar, Atchison, Angust 16, IHiO.
Stillmen, M: P., Berlin, N. Y., Nov. Z7, 18a8.
§tocks, Fred. A.,_Lena,,IIl.t..March 26, 1883

llIue·Mound.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
DeSoto.

Lawrence.
Lawrence
..
•
Leav'enworth.
Leavenworth.

Walnut City; . Rush'
Co.
Ottawa, July 11, 1879.
Ottawa.
Stockton, Rooks Co., Feb. I, '79. Stockton.
COlumbUS, 0., December 25, 1831. Topeka.
.
Lawrence, April 1, 185~.
.
North Lawrence, April 7, 1868.
North Lawren"e.
Leavenworth, Augu,t 16, 1~00.
Leavenworth
Lawrenc~, April ~, 1857.
Nortonville, Kan.
,Blue RaDlds; ADrl117. 1872.
,Lawrenc~~

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Nilm~,

Place and Da/~ of Birth.

~hannon. Geo., KnoxviU.;-Tenn-::Jii1.-26. 1844.

PIQ(~

and

.pat~

of

Seltl~mmt.

-'''IK~~i;'Y 12. I&amp;;S:

Pram! Raidmu
. DeSoto, K.an.
Blue Mound.
Perry, Kansas.
Perry, Kansas.
Lawrence.
Douglas Co.

Schuls, C., Bavaria. Germany. Augu,,2\}, 1852.
DOllglas Co .• March 1,1876.'
Surber. M. D., Indiana, March 30. 1829
Lawrence. December, 1858.
Surber, E. J•• Indiana. February 28. 1ts4~.
.
Clin,on, June. 11!5!!.
S,one, E. E., Akron. Ohio, Nov. 12. 11&gt;31.
Illougla. county. May, 1!!5~.
S'on.e, James A , Hartfor·~. Conn .• M~y 28. 1!!:l3.
.' i"awnec; Septemb:r, 1~60.
Seenn, C. !\t., E ... , FInley, Washington Co., Pa.,
L:1.wrence.
.
Feb. 28, IS14.
Lawrence, October, 11l59.
Lawrence . ..
Seetin, Thomas. Donegal Co .• Ir.land, March 15, lSI3.\Lawrcnc •• May 21, I85.S.
Baldwin.
Stoul, Andrew, Circl.vill., Ohio, Jan. 3O,1l!:l7.
Baldwin City, May, IHl18.
Holling. Kans ...
Spraw, A. ~t., 1Il .• Fei&gt;. 211. 1858
Palmyra. March 3, I~I;().
Lawrence.
St."kwe:l1h.r, Charles. Missouri. Oct. 31, IS61.
Lawr.nc., March, IMU2.
Topelea;
Smith. Sidney W., Vermont. - - , 1812.
Tup.ka 1817.
Atchison.
Smi,h, R.ub.n F., N.w York. -,1840
Doniphan county. 1859.
Leavenworth.
Smil.y, T. W .• Buchanan Co., Mo., April 29, 1S13.
Franklin county, 1856.
Speck. Fr.d' l M. D .• Carlisle, Pa , Nov. 24,181S.
Wyandotte, May, 1857.
Speck, AdelaIde M., - - '
Dc Soto, Kan.as, 1860,
DeSoto.
Smith, Mr •. M. 0 .. Tenne .... , Jan. 1. 1826.
Simpson, Wm. H., Lawrence. Jan. 19, 1S58.
Lawrence, January 19. IS58.
Lawrence.
Chase county, Dec. 2'l, 11:157.
Chase Co.
Shaft, John. Howell, ""ich., Dec. ~S. ISl9.
Sutton, P. II., Blairsville. Pa .• Feb. 2. 1850.
Burlingame, April lO. 1);'72.
. Topeka.
Kansas River, Jefferson county.
Smith, H. H., Huron C~., Ohio, Sept. 14. 1817.
April ~'U, 1&amp;,7
Jefferson Co.
Sharp. haac, Lanc3ster Co I Pa .• May a, l~.
Morris coun,y. March 25, 1857.
Council Grove.
Topeka, April 25, 1878.
Lecompton.
Smith. R. H., York Co., Pa., Oct. 10. 183·1.
Topeka, November 27, l!l6d.·
'ropeka.
Skinner, D. S., Albany Co., N. Y., Mareh HI. 18"23.
Spencer, Selden G., Madi,on, Wi •. , June 17. ItlGO.
Lawr.nce, September 12, 1861.
Lawrence.
Jackson couuty. 1867.
Leavenworth.
:;tevens, A L .• Bridport, Eng .• July 5. IM~2.
Scoulen, R., New York, May -I, ISO!!.
beer Creek, Douglas county,
October 14. 11;55.
Belvoir.
:;cou,en, n. G .. New York. June 24.1°57.
Deer Creek, Nov. U. 1857.
Uelvoir.
She:!.r.r, V. I., Ellisville, m.• April 15. 1850.
Lawrence, May 27,11:159.
Lawrence.
Stevens. George Ei'., East )jrooksfieJd, Ma!&gt;s., ~fay 17,
1850.
Topeka, May 17, IH.15.
Douglas Co.
Springer, J. H., Monroe Co. t Ky., Jan 25.1819.
Coffey county. Il1oi!1
J effer."" Co.
Kh.:e Cu.
Skile" John K., Penn&lt;yivaDla. Sept. 7, 1M-II,
Rice cnulI'y, July 15,1876
Spencer, C. T., Kansas, OCt. 21.1&amp;iU
DOllR'l:ls county; Oct. 21, lM. itJ.
ni~ SprinG'"
Serene, Chnrles H" III., Nov. 16.11:«)0.
Lawrence, September 2,1878.
Lawrc:nce.
Lawrence.
Stuart, HeI~n R , Knns:ls, Jan 1. 1~7fj.
,j' I Lawrellcc, January 1, IM7H.
Stuart, Anms L., Mo .• Sept. 13. 18·13.
:
Lnwrcnce.
Stimpson, \Villie C., Boston, ~fass., June:~, UHO;
i 1.awrence, September:.!2. lSi'.!. . Lawrence.
Stark, Andrew North Lyme. Ct . March H, ISa.J.
,Lawrence, Septemb\!r ~5. lX.~.
Topeka.
Stark, Su~a.n ~i .. Chesterville. Ohio, Au!:'u::.t 1·1, ]~JU. !I.inn t;otlnty, Nov. ~"f), 1~!l.
ToVeb.
S4uires, H. C., Kentucky, Nov. 5, IM:kJ.
:Att;hi~on COUlIty, March 1, J:;58. Leavenworth.
Smith, N. R., Green county, 1:.nn .... ~!arch 6, 1826.
Perry. October 22. I~,~.
Petry.
Simmons, Fred., Lawrence, May U, lR4'2.
Vinlnntl, ):uulary 2·1, J8o)6.
DOIlKla. Co.
SCOIt, Ceorge. Hnpkins New York. IMUO.
Atchison.lMuU
Schott. John F., Baltimore, Md.
Marion. Dougl,. county. 11:157.
Serobg., J. B ,Ohio. November, 2~, 1837.
Wyandotte, Allgust. IMI;tJ.
Wyandotte.
Simp'\on. Loui-ta, rretlti~s, N. V' f March 15, IM4A.
Lawrence,1H;I,)
Lawrence.
Springer, C. H .. l'rIaf'gan county. Ill., Dec. 2'7, 1866.
Coffey county. May M, 11:51)1.
Jcfferson Co., P. O.
Lawrence.
Smyth, L. R" IIIinoi., Nov. 2. 1&amp;42.
Lawrence, October 31,1876.
Lawrence.
Spencer, J. M., Depauville. N. Y .• May 18, 1S'l2.
jl.awrence, September 30.1877.
L:1Wrence.
Stanley. J,;. H., Attleboro, Ma ••.• F.b. 26.1864.
Miami county, Dec. ~'8, 187:).
Simpson, B. F .. Belmont county, Ohio Dec. 21, 1837.
I'aola, March, 18.)7.
. Paola.
Stanley. T. A., Attleboro, Ma ••.• Oct. n, 16::0.
'Osawatomie, April 8. 1&amp;i9.
t Lawrence.
Scars. L. A • Lawrence, August 15, IsrtO,
Ill.awrence. Au!:ust 15. 11;00,'
Lawrence.
Stiefel, B., Bavaria, Ger., November 19, IS61.
Lawrence,I877.·
Lawrence.
Smith, James, Eldersridge, Pa ,Jan. 2~. 1~37.
Harsh.1I county, March 25. 1860. Marysville.
Smith, Jane. Galesburg. III., Jan. 17, Il&gt;H.
hlarshall county.·May 1. 1860.
\larysville.
Stonebraker, Sam A., Huntington Co .• Pa. t July 16. '32 mack Jack, April 2.'l 1856.
Black Jack.
Sprague, Sarah J., Lexington, Ky., Marcn 27, 182H.
'
L:lwrence.
Smith, J. G., Missouri.
Jefferson county, HUj2.
Valley Fall •.
Shu .. , David, Indiana. A·,gust 14. IS48.
Lawrence. Nnvember 5. IMtl8.
Lawrence.
Smith, Jacob, Pegnsylvania, June 24. lSal.
Topeka, ~!arch 17. 1&amp;57.
Topeka.
Smi,h, Chas. C., Nuremberg, Germany, Dec. 20,1830. 10 miles south of Lawrence, Apr.
2H, 1855.
Same place.
Smith, Elizabeth,' Leicester, England, Jan. 11,1829.
lO miles south or Lawrence, Sept
20. 11155
Same place,
Shepley, F. B , Massachusetts, January 6.1852.
Topeka, September 15. 1879.
Topeka.
Smith, William. Kansa., Novemlier 3. 18M.
Topeka.
Topeka.
Suttan, I. P., Osage county, lifo., Uec. 9. 1843.
Andersun county, June 1, 18.'l5.
Garnett.
Htill, S. S .• Macon county. Mo., Dec. 7 185!.
Douglas county. October 20. 1854. Douglas Co.
Searl. Susie J., Southampton. Mass., Nov. 18, 1B32. I Lawrence, November 18. 1857.
Lawrence.
Searl, A. 0·, jr" Lawrence, February 1.1864.
Lawrence. February 1, 18tl4.
Lawrence.
Searl, Ella A., Lawrence, January Il, 1859.
Lawrence, January 11, lS,tl.
Lawrence.
Stone, David, England, June ltIJ IM.36.
L:lwrence, becember 20, ItnS.
Savage. W. W .• Vermont. May 17. 1850.
I
Wakarusa. October. Itl55.
Wakaru.a.
Smith, Henry. Madison Co •• Ky., March _, IMIO.
Mill Creek. Johnson county. Apr.
20. 1842,
Lawrence.
S'evenson, Mrs., I. A. IIlinoi •• Nov. -,1859.
Douglas county. November, 1859. Hutchin.on~
Sh.rman. Lillie V:, Rockford. III., Feb. 26. 186.5.
Lawrence, May 6, IM76.
Smi,h, Kate S., Osawatomie, March 12. 1~63.
,
Searle. R. H. C., Montgomery .Co., N. Y., April 14,
lPl:U.
. Topeka, Docember 2~.lMli5.
Topeka.
Searle. Amelia B., Ohio. July 28,1835.
. Topeka, December 25,1865,
Topeka.
Sutorius. Charle •. Cologne. Prussia. June 1M. 1858.
Ottawa. June Ill. 18tl8.
Lawrenc~.
StratTon, C. W'J Sparta, Ontario, Dec. 9,1&amp;58.
Ottawa, November 4, IB6U.
r
SfTlith, \V. R., Terre Haute, Ind., Aug, 19, 1&amp;'33.
Ottawa, April2.i, 1857.
R~~~~Lcee~v. Co.
Steinberg, Simon, Batavia, Ocrober 3 lli:i3.
Lawrence, December 11, 1864.
T
Scagell. Mrs. II! J., Lisbon. Maine, July 27, !d27.
i·awrknce.
Sehg. A. L., Ham6urg. Germany. August 6. 184tl.
lawrence. 1S58.
L~~~e~~e.
Scholes. Thom .... Illiuois. September to. IM~6.
Holton. April. 1);'72.
Lawrence.
Sterner, H. C., Penn" Novemberl0,18~7.
To!,eka, ~1ay 30. 1m.
Topeka.
Sperry, L. J., New York, January 5. IM29.
3 mdes east of Lawrence, June 5,
1856.
Lawrence.
. E
.
I H attle
S ear,
'. Fitchburg. Mas •. , January 9 1847
Lawrence '1fay 2t1 1856
Isolo
K
Spray, L. 111., New L~ndon Indiana. J uly 2~: IM5G:
Springdal~: Kansa;. 1);'70.
i..aw~eonn';e ans ...
Strong: ~!rs. C. A., TIOga. New York. Feb. 27.1~32.
Highland. Kansas. ~1ay 6. 1872.
.
Smith r. B., ConnectIcut. March 5, IM36.
nlue 1found, near Lawrence.
.
Deo: .. mb~r.6; !1j.:4
IBlue Mound.
Stanley, SIno, Buchanan C?. I\!o., Al1~ust 1~, 1841.
/DoniPhan Co • May Z7, Il:15i.
,.
Snoddy.lam .. D., LycomIng Co., Penn., September
11, 1ll.'lS.
~Iound Citv. Feurnarv 25. 18tIl .. La Cv~ne.

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Nanu, Place and Date of Birth.
Lawrence.
Onaga.

Speer; John, Kittanning, Penn., Dec.,27, 1817.
Lawrence, 'Septembei27, '1&amp;;4.
Stouffer, Mary R., Pennsylvania, Aug., 29,1837
Lawrence, March, lSr&gt;5.
Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, June 4, - Lawrence, March, Hi55.
Sherman, Christiana, Edinburgh, Scotland, May 20,
J831.
8uindaro, June 5, JH57.
Sherman. Morris, Maine, J.anuary 20, 1~.

Lawrence.
01lin~.:\ro.

Quindaro.
Lawrence.
Leavenworth Cu.
Lawrence.
Topeka.
Lawrence.
Hosedale.
Lawrence.
),unction City.
l'opeka.
Emporb.

uindaro, June 5, HS:)7.

Sterling, J. A., Brandonville, W. V., Nov. 18, ISM.
Abilene, October 9, 1871.
Smelser, Lydia A., Indiana, December, 26, 1855.
Miami county. 1860. .
Sawyer, Mary W. G., Union CO' I Ind., Jan. 27, 1842. Bloomington, February, 1857.
Sherman, Ike Lycurgus, Clevelana, 0., July 11, 1l!60.
- - , January 6,1864.
Stuart, J. H., Guilrord, N. C., June 20, 183U.
Lawrence, February I, 1872.
Taylor A. B., OhIo, 1M3\.
Franklin, HIlIfi.
Turrell, N. 5., Lexington, Ind .. May 17, 1817
Wakarusa, ;\prillO, 11!1l7.
Taylor, George A., South Windsor, Ct., Sept. 24, 1836. Leavenworth, Septemher 30,1855.
Thoma•• J , Bucks county, Penn., l\l"rch 20 lIlt1.
Tope.ka, October 18,1871.
Taylor, D. Boo Pittsburg, Pa ,January 8. H157.
Taylor, Mo.es W., Illinois, November 22,1831.
Dougla. county, August 20.1854.
Taylor. Janie, Kansas, September 27,1866.
Douglas county, Sept. 27, lS6I1.
Taylor, Emma, KRn5as, September 18 Illtl8.·
Douglao county, Sept 18, 19(ill •
. Trent, T. S., Barry county, Mo., March 20, 1862.
Shawnee county, Feb. 28, 1875.
Teffl, M ... Emma A., OhiO,
.
Topeka, December 11. 1806.
·Thoma., Erven, Calloway county, Mo .. March 25, 1844. Lawrence, Septemb~r Ii, IS61.
Thralls, Will H., Lawrence, June 24, 1878.
Lawrence, JUlie 24,1871:1.
Tabor, Mrs .. R. K., Rochester, New York.
Lawrence.
.'
Tolleo,.Ada C., Lawrenc~, November 2, lX60.
Lawrence, Nov. 2, 1800.
Tolle., Abbie F., L"wrunce,August'2, IH04:
I."wrence, AII!{usl 2, 11l(l.!.
Thompson. E. D., Saratoga count}', N. Y. Julv 6, 1S87;ILawrellce, 1&amp;"17.
Tucker, Charle. H.,.Cornwall, Eng .• May 6,1857,
Lawrence, September 24,1870.
Taylor, D. B.,·Alleghany City, Pa., J"n . S, 1857.
Council Grove, January I, IS7\!.
'·o.h, Andrew, Preble county, Ohio, July 12, 1821;
Lawrence, November 9,I87p.
Thurber, W., New York, December 25 1l!31.
Lawrence, April 8 1856.
Tennis, Anne E. Kentucky, May 18, 1863.
Lawrence, Nov. Ii, 11;'71.
Tennis, Mattie ~i. Kentucky. Marcn 1. 1855.
Lawrence, Nov. 30. 1870.
Thacher)., '1'. Dwight, Hornell,vllle, N. Y , Oct. 2'l, '31. Lawrence, April, 1&amp;;7.
Taylor, \,;. H., Ohio, August 14, 1~l2
. De Soto. August 30, 18115.
,"
Taylor, C. 1'. W., Kansas, November 30, 1!ll;0.
Uougla. county, Nov. 30, l8tJO.
Tisdale, H., Norfolk, New Vo~k, February 17, 18:13.
Lawrence, Feb. 17, 1~!.
Thompson, Mrs. Laura Bell, Cln., 0 .. May:!:!, 18~7.
Ft. RIley, May 12,ISu;).
Thacher, \V. ~I., Lawrence, Kansa!lo, March 2". ISG2.

Lawrence, ~[arch 24. IHH2.

TOt,~1ca.
L:t\\'rc.!IU;c.

Lawrence.

I

Lawrence.
Lawrence.

L~wreIlCc;,

Lawrence.

Clay Center.
tawrence.
Twin Mound.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
DeSoto.
O.kaloosa.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Thurber, Orville, La Grange Co., Ind., Jan. 8,1054.
Douglas county.. May, ISM.
Trimper, A. A., Colu!"bia county, N. V'§:rFeb. 17,1816. Lawrence, Apr~ll. 1873.
Thomp.on, C. L.,· Chnton, Mass., June ,1832.
Lawrence, Aprll27,l857.

Twin Mound.
Lawrence.

Thompson, Mn. C. L., Lubec, Maine, Sept. 19, 1836.

Lawrence, June,Hi5S..

Tefft, E , Hamilton county, N. V., Dec. 27, 1818..
Tilly, '1'. J., St. Louis, Mo.,.October 23,1852.
Thralls, 6. E., Fairmount, \v. Va., May 18, IHIl2.
Topping, Kate L ..I. Carboudale, Ill., Sept a, I!i.'iU.
Tolles, Mary B., vardner, Ma.s., August 19,11!32.
Tisdale, Mrs. H., Compton, Canada, Oct 26, 1832.
Thompson, J. F.t.Shelbyville, Ind .• Jan. 13, ,ISS~ ..
Thacher,S M., 11.0r!'ellsvllle, N. Y., ~ec. ~1, 1834.
Telford, 11m. B., OhIO, December d, 18iH.

Topeka, spring of 1859.
White Cloud, Sept. I, 1862.
Paola, Octob." 11'67.
Topeka, July (I, IIS77.

Thompsonville, Jef.
.
ferson Co.
Topeka.
Topeka.
Lawrence.
Topeka.

Lawrence, ,March

:m, 1855.

Lawrence, May 17, 18b':!.

Lawrence, ~ov. 21 1l:n8.
Lawrence, September, 1857.

De Soto, John,on county, April
28. 1871).
Spring Hill, April I, 1865.
Telford, Mattie, Ohio, May 28. 1855.
De
Soto,
April 28, 1870.
Telfor~. Eliza, Ohio, JUlY 12, IS.&lt;;8.
Taber, Ira I., Delaware countJ' N. V., Aug. 22, 1836. Holton, Jackson Co., May, 18, '58.

Taber, Homer Galen. Holton, :l.ckson county, Kansas,

.
March 12. 1873.
Todd, Frank A., Leavenworth, September 26, 1859.
Taylor. Elizabeth, Ohio, October 4, 11!3H.
Taylor. Lucy H . N. Y .. March 14. IS:!:.!.
Tunn~II, Robert M , Illinois, October 17, 1830.
Telford, J. C .. Steuben county, N. Y., March 13, 1829.
Telford, Susetta. Seneca county, Ohio, Feb. 15, 1829.
Tefft, H. K., Illinois, September 8,1848.
ThrAlls, F. W., Fairmont, W. Va., October 6. 1852.
Ten Broeck, Frank, Annapolis, Ind., March 8, 1858.
Taylor, Mrs. R. B., New York.
Tomson, T. K."Voungstown, Ohio, Sep't. 20, 1866.

Holton, March 12, 1873.
Jefferson county, Octobe'r, 1859.
Lawrence, Nov. Zit 18tf7.

- - , September, 1~67.
De Soto, April, 1870.
De'Soto, April, 1870.
Topeka, July, 1859.
Lawrence.

Tefft, C., Rhode Islan(I,September 28, 18!?
Thompson, Mrs. Carrie, Ohio, August 25, ISM..
'!',ask, Mrs.]. C .. Cortland, N. Y., Jan. 1,1840.
Tice, Perry, Myerstown, Pa., May 26, 1821.

Lawrence, August 26. 1879.
Wyandotte, July. 1&amp;&lt;;8.
Topeka, May 6, 1081.
Lawrence, September 9L 1861.
Douglas county, Nov. It1,I854.
Lawrence, Nov. 23, 1879.
Lawrence, Nov; 2:1, 1082
Shawnee county, May 4, 1859.

Tice, Sarah C.; Lycoming county, Pa., Oct. 31, 1820.

Shawnee county, May 4, 1859.

Thornton, Annie, East Tennessee, April 28, 183l.

Topeka, November, 1876.
. Temple, J.. S., Galena, lIIinoi., November 6, 11!57.
Taber, Tlllfor&lt;l J' I Ja.ck,on county, Ind., Aug. 17,1833. Douglas Co., Nov. 20, 1854.
Turley, E. B , MIami county, December 4.1861.
Dougl.s Co. Nov. 5 1862
Tennis, Mat,tic 1\1., Kentucky, M::lrch 1, 1865.
Lawrence. Nov. 3O.1~1). •
Taylor, Sallie, Wales, September 27. 1!!40.
Lawrence, April 10, lSt15.
Treadway, Mrs. D. C., Wi.con.in,lanuary 29, 1I!,54
Lawrence, June 26. 11S79.
Thompson, M. L., Goshen, Conn., August 9, 1820.
Baldwin City, Nov., 1858
Thornton, W. E., Hannibal, Mo., January 5.1850.
Leavenworth, Sept. 10,1870.
Thacher, Charles C., Hornell.ville, N. Y., March 27,
'
1847.
Lawrence, April 10, 1863.
Taylor, Eva, :qe Soto, Kansas, July 5, 1842.
Lawrence, May 3, 1871.
Tefft, E., MadISon. county, New York, Dec. 27,1818. Topeka. May 25, IM9.
Thew, W. A., OhIO, December -,1860.
Oxford, March ~ 1870.
Taylor, Jame. S., Philadelphia. December 28,1847.
Leavenworth, April 7 1858
Thralls, Ed., West VirgiRla, May 29 1850.
Paola, Nov. 2!!, 1869. '
.
'Thomas, Phebe R., Bolton, Mass .. October 18, 1841.
Lawrence, Feb. 28,1865.
'Thomas, Barcla Newport, Indiana, July I, 1841.
Hesper, Nov. 20,1864.
Thurber, Ada, awrence, October 14, 1858.
Lawrence October 14 1858
. ThompklR', Charles T., New nedford, Mass., Feb. 4,
'
,.
1833.
N. Topeka, May 15, 1!I69.

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Th0f.~:.:':~~~' Jef.

Lawrenc~.

Douglas Co.
Lawrence.
HornelbviUe. N. Y.

DeSoto.
DeSoto.
Gardner.
Holton.
Holton.
Atchison.
Topeka.
Lawrence.

Wyandotte.
Gardner.

Gardner.
Topeka.
Lawrence.
Lawrence . .

Wyandotte.
Tupeka
Franklin Co.
Lawrence.

Williamoport Tp.
Shawnee Co.
Williamsport Tp.,
Shawnee Co .
Topeka.
Lea ven worth Co.
J etTerson Co.
Lawrence.

DeSoto.

Lawrence.

Edwardsville.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Valley Fall •.
Topek".
Lawrence.
Leaven worth.
Lawrence.

Hesper.
Hesper.
Lawrence .

N. Toneka.

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Namt, Plou IIIld Dilit 0/ .Birth.

Place and Date oj &amp;lfltllltnt. 'Presmt Rtsitlma

Thom kins, Mrs. M. L., Cameron, Vt: ,- Feb. 21,1830. N. Topeka, Ma'y 15.1869
~~~rvir~ka.
Taber;Hannah S., Holland, Vt. July 21,1834.
Lawr.ence, April7,l857.
Atchison.
Todd 'Frank A. Leavenworth, September 26, 1859.
AtchIson. 1854
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k
1'10
Lawrence,
.
Lawrence.
Turner, James, e~tuc y, - - . 0 •
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12 ll1fil1
Douglas Co.
.:
Thornns,1... W .. FaDIr~ontF' We.~ Va"J OctI9'l~6.
~~ic";go °April'!!! 1871.
Charle.ton, S. C,
Tucker John, M. . .,an 'r:mCISCO, an.,
.
Sh
'c J i 20 1867
Shawnee Co
Twecd~lc. E. W " Castine, Maine, August 31. - awnee 0 .• U Y ,. ,
.
To eka.
.
Thorn 50n Wm P. Mercer Co., Pa., Dec. , 18, 1832. Topeka, May 26, 1855.
G l'
.u
Tebbs;john, Mi"Q~ri, December 1M, 11&gt;4".
IGrolltville, Kan., Mar. 17, 18~. ID"':t~1 e
Terrey, H. 0., Oswego. New York, April 13, ItI29.
: De'S~to, Johoson Co, Feb.4, 70. L:\f~!n·ce.
Tyner, E. n., Jllne3,ISOI.
'1'osh I .. D. L" Upshur, Ohio, August 2, 1851.
Lawrence, October 31, 1870.
Lawrence,
.'1'ho";a., Chester, Troy, Penn., July 18 1810.
Topeka, April28,l858.
Topeka,
-Thomas, Frank 5., Canton, Pa , Oct., 22, 1857.
Topeka, April 28,1&amp;,,&gt;8.
Topeka.
Taylor,1 H., 'Allegheny City, Pa., Nov. 18, IS')5.
.
Lawrence,
Tanner Wm., ChaUlauqua (;0., N. Y., Oct. 7,1819.
Leavenworth C,ty, Oct. 23,1854.
Tolnner ' Ellen F., Mount Vernon, 0., April 29, 18;17.
Leroy, October 12, 1869.
Leavenworth.
Tabor, l • R., Jl:1rton, Vt.,.February 6,1826.
,
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Tabor, C. D .. Topsham, v t., July 23, 17011.
Lawrence, M"y_ 9, 1837.
Lawrence:
Underwood, Nelson, C:1rter county, Ky., Apr. 20,18~8. Jofferson Co., Kari., Oct. 7, 1868. Near W,lhamstown,
.
,
Jeff. Co.
Underwood, Delila, Fleming CO",Ky., March 29,1828.
Near Williamstown,
Jeff; Co,
Umberger, David, Ohio, May 15, 1841.
Clinton, Douglas
Co., March 4, Clintan, Doug. Co.
1855.
Umberger"john, Ohio, September 26, 1845.
Clint!?!'J Douglas Co., March 4,
I!SQQ.
Clinton.
Underwood, Prescott, Wayne Co., Pa., Feb. 22, 1835 North Lawrence. Feb ...t,l~
N. Lawrence.
Umberger. R. 0., Indiana, April 29,1834.
Kanwaka, August 6, hlIiG.
Clinton.
Vern ·n, john E. Ohio, October 12. Itl-10,
I.ecomptoll, Oct 15, IMllX.
Lawrence.
Villcent, j. C., Dutche •• Co .. N. Y., lIhrch 7,11&gt;2·1.
Kanw.ka, I\larch 2!i, 1&amp;57.
Kanwak:l.
Vanderpool, T. 8. Dec"tur Co., Iowa, June 22, 1840. Jefferson Co ,Seft. 1:!,1867.
Douglas Co.
Vrooman, H. P., johnstown. New York, July 24, H!28. Council Grove, 1\ ay 20, l::!'ill.
Eureka.
Vermityea, I!:. W. G., New York, Nov. ~8. 1825.
Lawrence, Sept. 17, 18;S.
Douglas Co.
Vanderveer, W. R., Avon, 0., July 2R, 18-l2.
Lawrence April!!, 1879.
Lawrence.
Van Winkle, R. A., Wayne Co., Ky., Nov. 25, l11IS.
Kapioma Tp. Atchison Co .. Feb.
Arington. Atchison
11,1855.
. Co.
.
Vernon', Walter A., Ohio. May 14, 1801.
Lawrence,I!!77.
Lawrence ..
Van Hoeson,Kinder Hook, N. Y., Dec: 1 25,1841.
Manhattan, Feb. I, 1800.
Lawrence. •
Vincent, Wm. E., Deer f'ark. Illinois, NOV. 7, 1857.
Lawrence, June 4, 1871!
Ridl:cway.
Vestal, J. M., Mooresville, Ind. Janua .. 15.1840.
Shawnee, Oct. 24,18US.
Prairie Center.
Eureka, June. 1871.
Van Houten A. J..lthaca, N. Y, August 15, 18!4.
Eureka.
Vandersburgh, :.. G , Ohio, May 10. I~l)j.
Aurora, Oct; 12. 1803.
Aurora.
Voorhees, Peter, New Jersey, March 7, 1815.
Lawrence, March 4, 1!!77.
Lawrence.
Van Nordstrand, A. S., llIiDoi., February 14 - LeRoy
Vincent Anna E. Preble cOllnty Ohio, June i, IS«.
D,'uglas Co .. March 2I!, 1837.
Douglas.
Van Wormer, P. A., Oneida, New York, Nov. 29, IS'll. Lawrence, May 5, 181;8.
Lawrence.
Van Wormer, 1 A., Albany, Co. N. Y., July 13. 1830. Lawrence, May 5,18U1l.
. Lawrence.
Valentine, O. M., Shelby Co., Ohio, June 18, 18:10,
Leavenworth City, Jllly 5,1859. Topeka.
Franklin Co., July, 1&amp;59.
V:1lentine, D. A , Font:1nelle, 10wn, April 10, 185U.
Topeka.
Vestal, John Ii .. Morgan Co., Ind., Jan. 15, 1t&gt;l0.
Shawnee, Oct. 24, 1~G5. ,
Tonganoxie.
Va. Fossen, C. H" - _.
Wyandotte, Feb, I, 1&amp;i6.
KanSOlJi l:ily, Kan.
Varnum, F. B , Bluehill, Maine, July 33, 1837.
Vinland. Douglas Co., May 10
.
!856.
, 'Violand,
Dougl" •.
Co.
Vaneil, Ameli!l. Kentucky, May 29, 1808.
Lawrence, Dec. 15, 1854.
:. Clinton.
Van Laer, H. E., Auburn N. Y., May 9,1853.
Leavenworth. Kan ,July20,1tJ78. Topeka.
Van Fossen, Mrs. C. M., 6hio, - - WY!lndotte, Kan., 1~4a.
Kansas City, K!ln.
Van Haeson, Mrs. J. N _, GlasgoYi. Ky.
Leavenworth, SprlnA" or J~O.
Lawrence.
Van Hoesen, Ril1::t n., Llwrence Kan., Jan. 1. lR72.
Lawrenr:e, Jan. 1, IH7:l:.
Lawrence.
Wear, Martin 5 • Butler eountv, Ohio,}all. 11, 1815.
Edward's Co., Aur:ust I, IS70.
Edwards Co.
Wood, Mary A .. Columbiana Co., OhIO, Sept. 9, 1832. Ch".e Co .. April lO,186S.
Elmdale.
Wood, D. M., October 25, 11125.
Wakaru,a Tp., Nov. 10,1878.
WakarnR".
Wilkin, R. S , Indian.l., August 17, 18:17.
1)oul:::l:ts Co., Oecclnber, lS70.
Topeka.
\Vilson, Mrs. 1. N .• Madison, N. Y.
. Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Wil,on, John 5., Rome, Richland Co., 0., July 2, 1834. Garn~tt, March I. lSfj!!.
Lawrence.
Warrington, A. P., Iowa, 1!S53.
Cherokee Co., Dec., 1807.
Leavenworth Co.
Wott. J K. Indiana. March 10, 1861.
Twin Mounds, IH&amp;!
Lawrence.
',villiams. Henry, LouiSVIlle, Ky., March 24, 1863.
Lawrence, Sept 15, 1879
Walker. J. E., Franklin county, N. Y., July 21, 1847. Dougla. Co., April 10, 1800.
Baldwin City.
Wood, Frances, Illinois, July, 8 1849.
Vinland, April 4, 18li.1.
Vinland.
Wood, Caroline A., Vermont. May IJ. 181:1.
Vinland, April 4, ISU:I.
Vinland.
Wood, J. Z. D., New York, March 29, J817.
Vinla.d, April 4, lMU3
Vinland.
Wallace, P. W., Kentucky, February 7, J829.
Lawrence, March I, 186n;
\Velle.ley, Mas ••
Walton, Ray A., Indiana, May 10. 1858.
He'per, April I, 1870
Lawrence.
\Vosbach.e, Chali , Overeo.D, Pa.,. Dec. 1. H~r..5.
Lawrence, JUIlC 5. lX74..
Lawrence.
W!n~hell, G. H., Lawrence, August 0,1862.
Lawrence, May 8. IStl5.
Lawrence.
W!lh~lDson, Cha... Lood~n, Eng .. Feb; 1l,1824;
Atchison Co , April 10, 1&amp;50.
Washington 'Co.
Wllklnsoll, Wm., Jo DavIe .. ' Co:, 111., Sept. 14, 1854.
Wabrusa, Sept. 15, IHlI4.
South of Lawrence.
\Vay, Arthur P .. Mansfield, Kas , Nov. ~lJ 1862.
Linn Co., Nov. 21 UkJ2.
Lawrence.
Webs!er, Frank L., San~u.ky, Ohio, April 22, 1861.
Wyandotte, Nov b. IS6.S.
Lawrence.
Wenrick, S. E. S., Hopkmton, Iowa, March S, 1857.
Elgin September 1871
Walton, J. B. Pennsylvania, January 4,1852.
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W:1kefiefd, \i/m . H. T. Vandalia, III., Dec. Ill, IN34.
Douglas Co , June 8, IS&amp;!.
Lrtwrence.
Wilkinson, Rachel, Indiana, July 25, 18:J1.
'
I)ollglas Co., 80pt. I.j. 111;)1.
\Vak:aru~:t.J DQu~las'
Co.
Whiteside, George P., Muncie, Ind .• Sept. 18,1845.
Topeka. Sept. 10, 186(/.
Topeka.
Willard, J. n., Salem, Illinois Maya. I&amp;'r.).
~eavenwort~, July If ItQM.
LC:l.venworth.
Wherry, E. J., Washino:ton Co., Pa , March 1,1!!44.
b:udora, Aprai::&gt;, 1~1j.).
EJgorton.
Wh.,ry, F. A., Columbiana Co., Ohio. June 28. 1845. Eudora, April 5, ISGS.
Eo!(erton.
Way, Am:1nda M., Winchester, Ind., July 10, 18'.!8.
Lawrence, October, lSin.
Lawrence.
Woffindin, Thomas, England, lIIarch 25, 1815.
Lawrence, August, 1859.
Lawrence.
White, Nettie K, Carlinville, February 1:1, IBOI.
La,vrence, April 19, 1870.
Lawrence.
White, E. A., Holliston, Mass., March 19, 18:.!'J.
Lawrence, April 19, 1870.
Lawrence.
Watts, P. N., New Orleans, June IS, 11lIH.
Dougla.. Co.
'Westheffer, Eli, Pennsylvania, December 12,1842.
Douglas CO A_~ p&lt;il 12, 1866
Dougla •.
Wheelert J. B., Chenango county, N. Y., Feb. 28, 18!4, Lawrence, l~.
Lawrence.
Wilbelm., Emma, Washin,itoD t Mo., Oct. 13, 1858.
Lawrence, Jan. 27, 1879.
Wamsley, W. P., West Virginia. January 8,1854.
Weseman, Theo., Prussia, Aprit23, IB.'iIL
Camped out three days in Doug.
las Co., June 17, 1849.
Lawrence.

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NaI1U, PIau and Date

of Bjrl/"

IP/ace and Date

of &amp;ttlmunl./Pnsmt Ruidmu

W-e-a-v-e-r,-I.-T-.-,'-M-o-n-t-g-om-e-r-y-C-·-o-.,-K-y-.,-N-o-v-;-4-.-1-82-4-.- Olathe, Kan·., June 1,1800.
Olathe.
Walkerj O. D., Emporia, December 3,1860.
Lawrence, June I, l8II6.
Lawrence.
Watt, . M. G., Ohio, July 211, 11l54.
Anderson Co., Marcb,l856.
Lawrence.
-Wells, E.. S.
Le:l.venworth.
Willet, H. W.l Pennsylvania, August 29, IS35.
Lawrence, May 23, lS56.
Media.
Willet, Susie t; •• Akron, Ohio, May 10, 1843.
Lawrence, July 29, 1867.
Media.
Winter. M. 5 , Virginia, September 21, 18iJ3.
Lecompton, Jan. 10, 1~55.
Lecompton.
Wood, K. M., Darhn~ton. Ohio, February 24, 1841.
Kansas City.
Whitlock. John F., Missouri, Novemher 11. IS~8.
Wakarusa, Oct. I, 11l54.
Ward, Chas. J., Butler. Mo .• Decemher IS. 18;)6.'
Stanton, April 16. 1857.
Lawrence.·
Wilson, E. B., Lawrence, April Zl lSlH
Law.ence. April Zl, 1801.
Lawrence.
Whitlock. Della, lIIia.ouri. November 11.
Wakarusa, Oct. 1. 1854.
Wakaru.a.
Winchell. Henry H., Springfield, June:.!S, 1!!65.
Lawrence, May 1I,1I!00.
Lawrence.
Williams. Charles. Kansas, July 30. HlijU.
Vinland
.
Vinland.
Wentworth, H .• Otsego county, N. Y .• Sept 6,11:130.
Russell, Russell Co., May 19, '71. Russell.
Wentworth, Charlotte B., Jamaica, L. I.. Oct. 8. 18a6. Ru .. ell, May 19, H!71.
Russell.
Wentworth. Frances E .• J{ipon. Wis., April 29. IS62.
Russell, May 10. 1!!'71.
Rus.ell.
Wood,S N .• Mt. Gilead. Ohio. Dec. :10. 18to.
California Roa". June 25. 18~.
Cbase Co.
Way. J. P .• Winchester. Indiana. Sept. d. 1826.
Mound City. Linn Co•• June 12,
1861,
LaCyg"e.
Near Lawrence.
Watt. D. G., Eaton. Ohio. JUly 15. 1828
Franklin Co .• April 17, 1856.
Topeka.
.
West G. C .• Scott county,Ya.• January 80.1842.
Parsons. Jan. 1.1870.
Lawrence.
Wilder'Jobn H., Bolton. MasS .. June 19, IS29.
Lawrence. October 8.1854.
Riley Co.
Woodar • J. 5 .• Jamenown. Ind .• Nov. 9. 1838
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Bloomington. March. 1!!54.
Topeka
Washburn. A., Connecticut, October 23, ISIS.
.
Topeka, March Zl. H!S7.
Topeka.
Washburn Mrs. A;,.New Vork, March 10, 1820.
Topeka, March 'rio 1S.~7.
W.~ner. Mattie, :E., ~choharie, N. V.• April:!S. 1839.
Wyandotte, Feb. 10,1856.
While, E. J., lIIalnvllle, Penn., June, 1&amp;'l9.
Wamego, May, 1870.
Lawrence.
Willar", W, 5,. Wellsboro, Pa'OJune~, 1841.
Lawrence. July Ill, 1878.
Wilber, Luella, Sharon, Ohio, ctober l;, IS60.·
Lawrence. Dec. 23. 1877.
Wilson, Homer Paris, December 16, 1855.
Emporia. April1R. 1879.
Emporia.
White, E. M., Cloverdale, Indiana, October 1. 1831.
Willow SpriDJl's, Sep'. 1. 185~.
DeSolo.
Walton, John, Washington Co., Pa., Dec. 16, 1831.
Coal Creek, Douglas Co., Oct. 15,
.
Vinland.
. HIM
Walton, Amoa, Green county, Pa., July 29, 18.'*1.
Coall.:reek, June I, 1857.
Arkansas City.
Walker. Samuel, London, Pa., October 22. IS22.
Kanwaka, Douglas Co .• April 8.
1855.
Lawrence.
Kansas City.
William.on. S. 5 ,Somerset Co • N. V .. July 4, 1831.
Winslow, Edward... Barnard. Vermont. July 20,11181.
Wakarusa, August, 1854.
Welles, Wm. D .• ::.t. Louis, Mo .• May :.:3,1858.
Gardner. JUl1e 17.1879.
Gardner.
Wilcox,S., Topeka, Rand
.
Lawrence, September 21, 18115.
Lawrence.
Winchell... George H., Lawrence. Kas., Aug. 0, 1862.
Walker, ::0. N , Burlington, Vt .. Aug. 18, )lno.
Baldwin City, February I, 1859. Baldwin City.
Weymouth, Will. H., Topeka. Ka,&lt;., Nov. 21, 1855.
Topeka, November 21, 1855
Topeka.
William •. A. C., Ohio. July 7. ISI9.
l.eavenworth Co .• May, 1869.
Cowley Co.
Winter, 1acob, Washington Co .. Pa. Oct. 8.1811.
Leavenworth Co .• March I, 1870. Leavenworth City.
\Vare, IN·, \V., Iowa, June 14, 18.,7 .
Fairview.
. Webber, Horace, Terre Haute, Ind., March, 185&gt;!.
Topeka. June I, 1809.
Topeka.
Wild, Eli.abeth B .• Boston, Mass., May 2!l, 1800.
Lawrence ~eptcmher 22,1872.
Lawrence.
Topeka . .
Woods, Mr'. N. J., Louisville. Ky., Jan. 10, IS26.
Topeka, June5, 1855.
Woo·dard. F. T., Rockville, Ind., Sept. 22,l85a.
Hesper. Kansas, Dec. 1.1S65.
Wichita,
Wood. L J., New York. May 9,1834.
Donglas Co., Nov. ~5, 1862.
J..,nwrence.
W"d, 1If. E .• New V.,rk, March 22. 1I!62.
Eudor:l. November 19, 1!:109.
Lawrence.
Williams. Mary M., Vinland, Kansas, July 4. 11101.
Vinland, July 4.1861.
Lnwrence.
Winey, Thomas G. Pennsylvania.'
Lawrence.
Lawlcocc.
Whitcomb. A. Vermont, August 14. 18Zl.
Lawrence. April a. 1!!S".
Lawrence.
Whitcomb Mrs. A., Vermont, January, 9. 1832.
Lawrence, April3,I8M.
Lawrence.
Winchell, H. Ii., Springfield, Mas •. , June 2:1,1865.
Lawrence,I8ijU.
Lawrence.
Wilcox, Robert. Cambridge, N. Y., AUKust 10. 11S48.
Lawrence, March la, IS68.
Lawrence.
Webber, James B., Ohio. January 30,1821.
Topel,a, December 12, 181l11,
Topeka.
Worrell. Mn. I. P .• Illinois, AlI~t1st 25. lK.'15.
Larned, August ZT, 1878.
Larned.
Worrell, I. P., Alexandria, Virginia, April 8, 111:!3.
Larned, May H, Ibi3.
Larned.
Woodard, O. J .. Wayoe counry, Jnd., Aug. lO, 1854. Dougla. Co .. 1850.
Lawrence.
Waullh, E. H., N. C , December, 2,s, 11l15.
Linn Co., June 24,1856.
Clillton, Doug. Co
Walton, J. C., Indiana. March II, 1~2.
Lawrence, April W 1806.
Lawrence.
Watson, A. B.• Ripley couotr' Ind., Feb. 28, 1835.
COllonwood Falls. -, uly_IO, 1859.
Washburn, C. F. Columbia. nd., Feb 5, IHffZ:
Ridgeway, Sept. 15, IlIIl8 ..
Webber, M.s. A. II , Watertown, N. V., Nov. 2'.1, I842. Lawrence, Oct. 1,1871.
Lawrence.
Wells. Mrs. Elijah, Westfield, Mass.
St. Louis. Mo.
Wyman, George, Potsdam, N. Y" Sept. 14, ISIO.
Topeka, May'D, 1868.
Topeka.
Wheat, M. A., lI:ltri!wn CU1~nty. Ky., July 29, I~Ul.
Leavenworth, Nov. U, JW,u.
Leavenworth.
Warren. J. R., Kentucky. March2!.l, 1829.
. Shawnee Co. Sept 4. 111M.
Shawnee.
WiII!am., Allen Rusb cou!'ty, Ind., January 23, ISH, Lawrence. &lt;;Jctober~. IS6H.
Abilene.
Willi •• Mrs. S. .. Fulton (,;0., New York, July fl. IH:IO. Lawrenc~ SCl't.,I!j:j.1.
Skiu,ly. Morris Co.
Walker, Mrs. P. A., Washington Co .• O .• M·arch I, llSal!, Garnett. Sept. ]0, 18711.
Lawrence.
Watson. James E., Connecticut, May 3, 11l3O. .
L3wrence, March 10, H!.·,7
Lawrence.
\Vanemaker, N., Madison. Wis., March 29,1857.
Washington Co., July 4, lli1J'9.
Lecomptun.
Wood, Andrew J., Ne.w Vorle. March 14. 1833.
Sac and Fox Reservation, April
. '
29. 1869.
Topeka.
'. Waters. G. E .. Northfield, Minn .• June 20.1860.
Uouglas Co.
Wardlow, S. W , Kentucky. 1 8 5 1 . .
Leavenworth Co., 1868.
Lawrence.
Woodward,S E .• Io ....a. August 211, 18~0
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
White. W. B., North Carolina. January 11 ,1S:I3.
Lawrence. Nov. 4, 1808.
Lawrence.
Wood, John, Versailles, Morgan county. MO., April 16,
1s:l5..
Clinton, Oct. 13, 185-1.
Twin Mounds.
Wrigbt, Robert H., St. Louis, Mo., September 15,1861. Dodge City. June 12. 11101.
Dodge City.
Weber, Gus .• Canada, August 16, 1860.
Lawrence,' Sept ~ 1870.
Lawrence.
Wild, H C, Balrimore. May 24, 1~5.
.
Wonneberg. Adolph, Hanover, Germany. February 15.
1856.
Leavenworth Co. July, 16. 18jS. Tonganoxie.
Woodward. J. W .• Chester county, Pa, Feb. H, IR34. Lawrence, May Hi lSii.'&gt;,
l.awrence.
Wells. Thomas, Bedfordshire. England, August 15,1809 Lawrence, I tctobe: W 1~60.
wumps., Mrs A .. Goshen, Indiana, August 10. I~U.
Ilttawa. Nov, 18G6 '
l~ea ven worth.
W~rers. A:lron p. Ohio, Aprilli'i. IM~!.
Leavenworlh, Sept IH,I!!'79.
W yall"otte Co.
W,lley.S P .• Ch3utauqua countv, N. Y., June 22; 1809. Hal"win Ciry. April. IH/j(I.
Wood, Loui. M • Pennsylvania; November 2'2,1846.
Lawrence. Dec. 2, Iln2.
Lawrence.
Walter. ~. L., La .... rence.
.
Douglas Co., lli6l.
Walterm ...,. E. D., OhIO, April 9, I86!I
Douglas Co., April 2, 1878.
Reno,.Leav, Co.
Web her, Ellwood P., Indi'napoli., Indiana Nov .• 1854. Topek3 ISUH.
TOpeka.
Watkins, J. Il.. Indiana. Pe~n., Jun.e 25. lillO.
Lawren~e, August HI, 1873.
Lawrence.
Wood. E W., I.ebanon, MalDe, Aprll2il, 1!l83.
Lawrence April 5 1/lOO
Lawrence.
White, G. W., Kentucky, July 80. 1~4
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Wiggins, Miss Ida, Kansas, September 15, ISlW.
Lawrence. Sept. 15, 1864.
Lawrence.

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Wilson, V. P., Pc'nnsylvania April I, 1828.
Wallace, Josie B., Rochester, New York, March28,I850.
Warren, A. B., Berkshire, Ma.s., March 25, ISI~
Winan H K Pennsylvania April 13, 183:1.
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Welsh, C. W, December III, 1816.

al;~ Dab! of Sdl/11Itnt.! Prt:S(J:~ R~~t~~'Ir:

Abilene, Feb .. 1870.
Lawrence, Jan. 10,18511.
Lawrence. Dec. 15, IX6II.
Auburn. Shawnee Co., October
10 1~6.
Shaw~ee Co., April 7 18-';9.

Abilene.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Topeka.
Willian"l'ort Tp.,
Sh:uvuec Co.
Dougb. Co.

Williams. Henry, Wales, "England, November 27, 182'J. Willow Spring~. Sept., HIS5.,
Weatherby S S Knox cOllnty Ohio February l,18H. Pleasanton, Ltnn Co •• Sept. 30,
..
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Baldwtn City.
War.sman lames R; Port Republic, Va., Sept., 5,1816. Tecumseh. May 5, 18M.
Tecumseh.
W'II ey I' W Pen~svlvania September 2S 1807.
Blue Mound, Douglas county,
,.
.,
,
,
March 26. lll57
Walgamot, L .• Millersburg, OhiO. June 17,1832.
Wyandotte Co., April 17, 1865.
Woodard, Sarah A , Highland county, Ohio, March 31,
. 2 S:'
1831.
Douglas Co., Aprtl 1 ,I ,,7.
Camd.n.
Willis, C. H., near Lawrence, Kansas. October 14,1856. Lawrence, October 14, HI56.
Lawrence.
Winni., M. A., New York, Oecember25, 1842.
La·.rence, May 25, U!7l.
Reno. Kansas.
White, Samuel, Indiana. July 17,1854.
Leavenworth Co .. Aprtlll, 11!71. Lawrence
Wyler. C. R .• Thun, Switzerla.nd, December 4,1826.
L •. wrence, Sept; 28, I~~\'
Twin. Mound.
Woodward Mllry. Pennsylv"nla, July 16, 1815.
CI!nton, March .m, IS.,!.
Le:r.omv ton .
Woodard, }. M' , Illinois, May 19, 1~1
CIt"ton. March 10, IH55.
Wood, Lucie.A., Cherry Valley, New York, August
Lawrence.
26, 1S4.5.
.
.
O.awatomie, M\,y 26, 1~'\6
Lawrence.
Watkins, Emma, New York. October 18,1802.
Lawrence, Apr!l 10,1805.
lawrence.
Watkins, John; England, November 28,1842..
Lawrence. Aprtl 10 .. 18115;
Waugh', ,YO. C. Harrison county, Ohio, June 15, 185.=;. Lawrence, Augnst 3, Ib73."
Lawrence.
Way. A". P .• Linn county, November21.18tiZ.
Lawrence.
Whitney, H. C, Vermont. June 28,18112.
Lawrence. April 16, 1863.
Wheeler, Joshua, England, February 12, 1827.
Pardee, Atchison Co., October Nortonville.
•
I, 1857.
Williams, N. L., Springfield, Ohio, October 80, It!07.
ShAwnee Co., May 14.'18:;5.
WilHams, SUl\o.n, Coshocton. Ohio, Oclohcr 2, 1809.
Shawnee Co., May H, Hi!',.).
Wallace. James 1&gt;:., Marshall county, Kentucky, Aug
Shawnee Co.
7,1!!3a.
'I Leavenworth. August 24, 1854.
Walker, H. A • Chester count}'. S. Ca1olina, May 15,
Lawrence.
1&amp;&lt;;5.'
Lawrence. Nov., 1865.
Burrton.
Wright, L. n ,Simpson county, Kv., February 17,1851. Burrton, Feb. 1,1877.
Leavenworth.
Leavenworth, Oct .• IH59.
Wellhou&lt;e, F., Ohio, November 16. J!l2l!
Douglas Co.
\Vi~gs, R., Indiana, M~rch 9, 1879.
Lilwrcl1ce, ~1arch. Ur.U.
(.awrence.
Walker, S. Jennie, In.Jiana. May 2'~, 1S.~7.
Lawren"e, Nov., I~U!J.
l)ougI3. Co.
Weaver, J. F., Ohio, December 31, 1848.
DOllglas Co., Arril I, lR05.
Lawrence.
Wartner, A. B., New York, September IS, Ibi9.
Lawrence, Apri 211, J~!J.
Woodruff, Frnnk L., Independence, ~Jo.t Jan. 1,1859. Lawrc,:,ce, Dec. 2H. l~tH
Lawrence.
Willi"ms Lizzie A .. Cold Springs .. l1J ,Jan. 9, H!M.
Franklin, Knn., March 17, 1857. ElII.lor •.
\Vilder, John, Ska.ueatc1a.s. N. Y • Nov. IO, Hr.l~.
Lawrc.nce. 18..'17 . .
Wilson, A. D., Dundee, Scou)and, Aug. 2. IMO.
Scanlha. Re)luhllc Co., Nov. 5, Scandia.
IS7().
.
WatsOn, J. S., 'Ohio,'Decemher'2, lH4a.
Emporia, Sept., ISijK
Emporia.
Woodard. Levi Indiana, August 29, 1830.
IHesper, April G, 1857.
Lawrence.
Watson, G. B., Virginia, November. I, 1806.
Lecompton, March, 1856.
Lecompton.
Watt, Sally B .• Mt. Gilead, Kas., Nov. 2tl. IIn9.
Lawrence.
Watt, Mary E., Franklin Co .• Kas., June 6.1&amp;')7.
,
L"wrence.
Watt. Phebe J., Lawrence, November 24, 1!!i0.
Lawrence.
Whiteor'!! A. I .. JelTerson Co • NY .• April 12, 1l!a6IManhattau, June 1.1856.
North Lawrence.
Woods. tieorge H .. Erie, Pa., Augu&lt;l 21, l"'l~.
Topeka, June 25, 1855.
Topeka.
Walker, Mr •. Lydia 1:1 .• Kent C"., R. I, Mar 18,1817. Wyandotte, July 31,184~.
Wyandotte.
WalkeIJ. Mi.s Louise, Sandusky, Ohio. Apri 11,184:1. Wyandotte, JlIly 31.184:1.
Wyandotte.
Wick, ~arson. Erie county, Pa , March.
Cion tan, April 1:.1. 1~7.
Cion ton.
W~I~houser, E. J '.' Portland, Maine, Feh. 8. l.rU:
New Chicago, June 18,1869.
Kansas City.
W,llits, Jacob, Jencho. L. 1., February 24,18.4.
Topeka. May, f&amp;&lt;;5.
Topeka.
Willits, lWzabeth, Ilabylou, L. 1.. August 26,18:14.
Topeka. June, 1&amp;'iO.
Topeh.
Weeks, R-obert'E., Oneida Co , N. Y .. Dec. 24, 1~12. Lawrence. October 10, 1870.
L:l\vrence .
. W.tson, Juha M., Lawrence. January 23. 1~17.
Dougla, Co., January 23. 1801.
Lawrence.
Wood. S. N., Morrow county. Ohio, nec. 25, 11l25.
Near Lawrence'lune 24, 1854.
Elmdale, Chase Co.
Wood, Margaret L., Richland Co., Ohio, Oct IS, '30. Near Lawrence, une 24, 1854.
Elmdale, Chase Co.
White, C. ),; .. Whittng. Vt., April 25, Ilj2'~
Lawrence. Jan. '!I, I1l76.
Lawrence.
Walker, Fannie. Pennsylvania. Nov. ZT, 1~54.
Lawrence, March 1&amp;&lt;;5.
Lawrence.
Wade, A B., Franklin Co" 1110., Ault 25, 18l!9.
N. W. of Lawren~e, June 5,l&amp;'&gt;J. N. w. of L.wrence.
Wade, N. E., Fayette county, Ky., March 13, 1828.
N. W. of Lawrence, June 5, 1854. N. W. of Lawrence.
Wilson. F. H .• Ro •• county, Ohio. Jan 5, llf..!!I.
l.awrence. Octob., 20, 11!71.
Webber, A. B., CincinD:1ti, Ohi", June H, 1852.
Topeka, May I, 11169.
Topeka.
White, James, Westmoreland Co., Pa., Aug. 25, 1833. Wam.go. Kansas, April 7, 1870. Lawrence.
Wilson. James C., Warren Co" 0., March 11,1830.
Leavenworth Co., Oct. 28 1855. Douglas Co.
Watkins, Mrs. Charlotte. Fredonia, Mich , Nov. 20, '36.
' A n n Arbor, Mich.
Witbeck, Mrs. Sarah. 0., Feb. 22, J838.
Lawrence, Apri17;J871.
•
Willits,.·l'. E., Ind., Nov.. 5,1824.
Newman. Jeff Co., March 1.1865. Newman.
Weybflght. J. B • Elkhart Co:' Ind., June 11, 18a5.. Willow Springs June 1,1860.
Lawrence.
Woodruff, Tliomas P , Meadvtlle, Pa., March ?:T, 18a5. Council City; November 10.1854. Lawrence.
\Voodward, H. p" Homer, Courtland Co, N. Y., A p r . '
.
.
Lawrence, Kansas, April 15,1865. Wamego, Kan.
. 17, 1824. .
Woodward, E. A, Lenawee &lt;;0 .. Mtch., Oct. n, IS;!!, Lawrence Kansas, April 15, 18t!5. Wamego, Kan.
Weeks, Mrs. Matilda L., Phtlada., Pa., Nov 7, I~I,. Lawrence, April 29. 1871.
Lawrence.
Weeks. Mary L .. Sandu.ky, Ohio, May 24,1856.
Lawrence. April 29, 11l71.
Lawrence.
Wee.ks,.Joseph H., Newark, 0., Aug 17,1851.
Lawrence, April 29, 1871.
l.awrence.
W~blDtz, Wm .• Kan., Sept. 14, 18~'(). "
I.awrence, September I~. Ill6O.
North Lawrence.
W!lder, A. V., Beth~I, Vt , Apr. 2'J, 18:12..
I.awrence, January In. 111'77.
Lawrence.
\Vlght, Rut~ L.,. I/c:ccster, Mass, June 0:1, lH!rJ.
Ncar Lawrence, April, 1868.
Lawrence.
W!.:hc, Annlc, V1ClIlUY or I. . awrence, July 25, IMGO.
Near Lawrence, _ _ .
La.wrence.:
WIght, Lucy, Lawrence, March 27, IljUl.
Lawrence.
Whaley, Geo. W., Athens Co ,0 ,June 7,1842.
Dimon, JeffersoR Co., November
IS, 1874.
Dimon.
Wood, W. R., Morrow Co., 0 { June 2, 1857.
Cottonwood Falls, April 14. 1865. Elmdale. Chase Co
Wood, J. M., Norridgewock. ;. e., Jan. ~G. 1824.
Lawrence,
Jan1lary
In.
1872.
Lawrence.
Woodard, J. N., Park Co., Ind., June 7, 184~.
Lawrence, October 20. l~.
Lawrence.
Whipple, F'. B., Brockfort. Oct. 28, 1843.
Lawrence,
November
20,
1865.
White, Joel S., Lancaster Co , Pa.; Dec. 25, lila!.
Lawrence, August 16, 1~64
Lawrence.
White, Almeth, Burlington, N. J., Oct. l!9. 1847.
Atchi.on, November I, 1878.
Walruff, John, Prussia, June 11, 1830.
Ohio City. Franklin Co., A"ril25,
1857.
Lawrence.

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�THE KANSAS MEMORIAL.
_ _ ___
Nia_m_t_._p.-::~-=a::::u=a:=".,...d_D_a_tt--,-OI_B_'~·rt,...~_'_ _ _ \pfau and £Jatt
Warren, Mrs. Ann. Garry, Ireland, Nov. 5,1805.
WalSon. E. P •• Darien, N. Y.,lune la, lsaa.
Waus, EI$ie Kan., Apr. 20, 1875.
Watts, Louisa, Mo., Feb. 15, 1850.
Willey, 1. W .• Clark Co., Ind., Jan. 22, I&amp;QO:
Willey. Mrs. M. W., Va , Oct. 6, 1!S:Jl1.
Way, T. A., RIchmond, Ind., Sel't. III, 11126.
Wight, H ..l Mass •• Feb. 7:1. l11ZT.
Wharton, :&gt;. R., -Newton, H.mil:on Co., Pa., March
24, 1!!61.

of Stttltmmt.\Pmmt

Eudora. September,

l~.

Rtsidmu

ILawrence.
North Lawrence.

Lawrence, May 20, 1864.
Lawrence, March 26, Ib'77.
Franklin, April, 11155.
Mound City; lune 12. 1801.
Lawrence, April 8, 1851!.

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
La.wrence.'
Leavenworth.
Lawrence.

Hamlin Tp., Brnwn Co., February
23, 1!!72.
Emporia. March, 1858.
Lawrence.lune 8. ISH5.
Lawrence. July 17. IH78.
_ _ _ _ , Scptcmber 11, 1869.
Lawrence, December 15, 1856.
Leavenworth,lune-15, 1l!.~7.
ntoomingtnn, March 15,1&amp;'"&gt;5.
Uioomington, lYbrch 15, 11155.

Lawrence.
Emporia Tp
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
_
Lawrence.
St.loseph. Mo.
Osage Co.
Died May 27. 1877.

Topeka. February 10, I!l55.

Topeka.

. Topeka. February 20, ISM.
Wiggs, AI. -D .• Tampico. Darke Co • 0 .• March 17;
.

Topeka.

Wilhite, Charle •• Morgan Co .. Ind., June 9, 1854.
Winchell, G. H., Lawrence, Au"ust fl, I&amp;l'.!.
WiII:lrd, Mrs. N. F., C:ln:lda. NoveRlher -t, II!6I.
Wil!lOn, George, Linwood.lanu:lry 2{), IHrJ9.
Watts. I. C., England, Sept. 3. 1!l36.
Wilder:oan,el W., Bla.ckstone. Ma .... July IS, 11!32.
Woodard. J. W., De W,'.t Co;. III ,luly.7, IK-II!.
Woodard.1..emuel, Lee ( 0 • Y:l , May 23,1711\1
Weymouth, Wm. H, New Market. N. H., Feb. 2:1,
Ill'll. -

Weymouth,_ Mr•• Siloie ilL. Roston. Mas.•.• Nov, 27.

.

_

1!l36.

1!l55,

.

.

Hutchinson, Reno Co., April 5'1
1873.

.

Worcester, Leonard, Union Mission. C. W., March 8,.
.
Ilj;ltl.
ILawrence, March 2.1856.
Willson,l. E., Peru, Ind., Feb. 11,1856.
Topeka,October III, I!!6Y.
\Vhicomtl, Ansel H., l.awrence; July 7,'1864.
Lawrence.
Wade, Ida. !\-lay, Lawr~nce, ~~~ , June 18, IH67.
Whittick, H. A .• Germany, July IS, ll1a!l.
\Yilber, 'Miss Florence E., Dundee, New York.
WalrutT. Adelade. Ottawa. Feb. 13, 1864.
Whitbeck_ J. Elmore, Newark, N. J .• Feb. 6,1850.
Weybright, Sarah, Lewiotown, Pa~1 Oct., 15J 11140.
Wilhelmi~ Max, Washillgto~, Mo .• NOV. 5,1856.
Wibon. E. A. North Carollna.luly, 24.1b"24.
\Vhittemore, Gordon, Huudey Grove, lit, July 0,1851.
Whittemore, Ida M., Beatrice, Neb., Apri1 ~ti, 1~G3_
Yeli.gton, A. E • India, February 2, 1l!44..
YemdaH. Joseph IJradford, Yorkshire. England. Sept.
26, IS23.
Yates, G. W. W., Pittsfield, lll., Septemher 2,1814.
Yoakum. S. T' J ticorgia, September n, 1850.
Yeats, 1\[ ... S. G .• Jonesborough, Tenn., August 21.
182d.
.
Young, J B_, Indiana, October 30, l8:~-I.
Vate:.. \Vw., Barren county, Kentucky, Jan. 80, U~20.
Yarrington. M. S.,-New York, March 21.1S'ZH.

Clinton

.

IGreenSbUrg. Ind.
O.age City. _
Lawrence. .

I

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Big Springs, Kan.as, March, 1&amp;57 ..
Lawrence, Kansas, October, 1856.\Lawrence.
Ouawa, I'-an....
/Lawrence •. Kan.
Louisville, July, 187&amp;'
Lawreuce, Kan,
Lawrence. Vctob,r 4,18311.
Valley Falls.
'.
Lawrence, September, 1878.
ILawrcnce.
Lawrence.
_
Lawrence.'
Atchison, April, 181.:0
RealrlCc. Neb.
Bea.rice, Nchraska.April26, 18H3.ITopeka. Kan
Douglas county. October 14,1860. Leavenworth Co.

DOllglas county, April 11. 1!!60.
Lawrence, Allgust I'l, 1854.
Leavcnworth, ,March 1, 1&amp;57.

L.a\vrence
Lawrence.
Fairmont, Kan.

Frank lin county. Septcmber, 1S70.
Humboldt, !\lay 9, 1857.
lola.
L:lwrcncc, August I~. l~.
Lawrence.
Wakaru.a, Shawnee Co, May 20,
lStiO.
Wakarusa,

Young, W. G •• Braddock.fields, Pennsylvania, July 7,
1837..
Franklin. Sep.ember 15. lli5!!.
IOttawa
VC'lger, Lizzic, Germany, August 17,1861.
Lawrence. August 8,1859.
ILawrence.
Yeager, Miss Kate, Germany, June 10, 1867.
L3.wrenc~, AUGUst S, It!!50.
ILawrence.
Young. Mrs. Isaac, Columbus, Ohio, Septembor 14,
ur~.
.
Le~venworth, May, lS1)7. ,
Leavenworth.
Young. Jas. W., Rolla, Missouri, October 19. 1862
Sahna, May, 1866.
ISa:ina.
Young. Geo. L., Shelby county. Ky., Sept. 16,1sa2.
Indianola. Shawnee Co .• November 17. ISS!.
IShawuee Co.
Yeats, RobertA., Kentucky. November 10, HU9.
Pomona, September 15,1871.
IL:..wrcnce.
Vosthup. Fred M., Williamstown, Mass., June2a, 1857. Lawrence, February 16. 1879.
Sigel.
Zeigler, Logan, Stone county, Mo•• April 3, 1825.
Wyandotte coul/ty. October 15,
1820.
.
Leav. Co. Oldest
inhabitant.
Lawrence, August H, 11!&amp;i.
Zerby, John V., Lancaster. Penn .• March 23, 185.S
Lawrence.
Zinamerm"n, E., ~Iontgomery county, Pcnn., Sept. 0,
III:H.Dongl •• couuly, Dee. 81, 18111.
Grant Tp., DOll~l:ls
Cu.
Lecompton, October 15, ISGU.
Zinno Laura N., Virginia, December HI, 111S1.
Lecompton. .
Zinn, Geo. W., Ohio, December 21. IHOO.
Lecompton, September 15. 11!64. Lecompton.
Zimmerman, 1. P., Center county, Penn., August
29, Perry, Jefferson county, A'pril ~,
18:17.
187~.
Perry.
Perry, J elTersoll county, April 5,
,Zimmerman, Ella. Center coullty. Pennsylvania.
1~78.
- Perry.

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�f]:)ou9la4 C!.ounty §eneal09iaal ~ocil:.ty
&lt;JJ. D.

r.B~x 3664, .La.w-:.enae, !l(an.~a~ 66044

OFFICERS 1977-78
President: Phillip F. Schlee
Vice-President: Floyd Stayton - Margaret Schroeder
Secretary: Mildred Schomer - Jane \Viggins
Treasurer: Maxine Hougland
Editor: Lance Reppert
Genealogist: Judy Sweets - Emma Berg
Librarian: Mary Jamison·
Historian: Fay Talley
Hospitality Chairman: Kathryn Bunton
Program and Publicity Chairman: Fay Talley
Telephone Chairman: Dorothy Clarke

BY-LAWS
Of The
DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
ARTICLE I:

Name.

This organization shall be a non~profit organization known as the '
Douglas County Genealogical Society.
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 ~s
shall contribute to that end, which includes the acquisition and mainteriance
of a genealogical library .
,

.~TICLE III:

Eligibility

Any individual interested in promoting the objectives of the society is
for membership. Prospective members may attend two meetings as:
guests before being required to pay annual dues.
I~ligible

ARTICLE IV:

Officers

Section One: Officers shall be president, vice-president, secretary,
treasurer, librarian, genealogist and editor, and they shall comprise
the executive board. The executive board shall be required to meet at
least once between regular meetings. Action of the board shall be by
simple majority, with the president voting only in case of a tie vote.
Four (4) members of the executive board shall constitute a quorum.

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�Section Two: Officers shall serve a one-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, with exception of the first year.
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~ revi~ed.
ARTICLE VI:. Duties of Officers
Section One: The duties of the president shall be to preside at all
the 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 shall assume
delegated by the president, or in the absence
president, or in case the office shall become
for a meeting place for the organization, and
the members of said meeting place and time of

the presidential duties
or incapacity of the
vacant; shall arrange
for notification of
the meeting.

Section Three: The secretary shall keep the minutes and records and
a roster of all members, and shall conduct all correspondence unde]:;
the direction of the president.
Section Four: The treasurer shall handle the funds, have a depository
therefore and duly account for the same by presenting a report at all
general meetings of the society and by submitting all monthly receipts
and cancelled checks to the president before each meeting. All checks
written in the name of the society must be signed by both the presfdent
(or vice-president in the absence of the president) and treasurer. 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. Ali funds shall be deposited in the name of the society. ,
Section Five: The librarian shall have custody of all genealogical
and historical material of the society and shall maintain a catalogue
of such material and make such arrangements as the society directs for
placement of the materials acquired by the society and shall be chairman of the library committee.
Section Six: 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.

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�.Section Seven: The editor shall be responsible for the publication and
mailing of the quarterly and maintaining its mailing list, and shall
also be chairman of the quarterly committee.
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 Genealogical Society 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 in the absence of the president)
with approval of the executive board, has the power to call special business
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 VIII:

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 $5.00 per member, plus.an additional $2.50 per
member from the same household, payable before or at the July meeting. Each
member paying the $5.00 dues shall be entitled to one free copy of each'
quarterly and shall receive a 50% discount on copies thereafter that he (or
she) may purchase. Members joining after the July 1 date and paying the $5.00
fee shall receive all back issues of the quarterly for that fiscal year.
ARTICLE X:

Amendments

These by-laws may be amended at the 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 Genealogical Society, aft~r
making provisions for payment of all liabilities of the society, the ofiicers
shall dispose of all its assets exclusively for charitable or educational
purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization(s) under.
Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corres-,
ponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue law).

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�Douglas County Genealogical Society - Membership List - April 1, 1978
Aiken, David W., 1019 W. 29th St., Lawrence, KS

842-8503

Aiken, Gladys (Mrs. David), 1019 W. 29th St., Lawrence, KS
Banta, John V., Jr.; 2209 Kingston Dr., Lawrence~ KS

(Deceased)

842-0465

Berg, Emma (Hrs. George E.), Rt. II 2, Box 224, Lawrence, KS
Boyd, Dr. Patricia, 2600 Moundvie~ Dr., Lawrence, KS
Brown, Mrs. Virginia, Box 325, Paola, KS

841-7769

66071

Brune, Georgiana (Mrs. Frank), Rt. II 3, Lawrence, KS
Bunton, Miss Kathryn, 2135 Kentucky, Lawrence, KS

843-2793

843-5855

Clarke, Miss Dorothy, 1908 Ne.w Hampshire, Lawrerice, KS
Clason, Barbara, 1301 Louisiana, Apt. 3, Lawrence, KS
Clawson, Mrs. Arden, Rt. II 1, Linwood, KS

843-6690

843-2360
843-1956

66052

Collins, Mrs. Zola, 920 Sixth St., Baldwin City, KS

66006

594-3183

Davis, Ula (Mrs. Donald F.), Second and Arkansas, Lawrence, KS

•

Dolbier, Mrs. John, Rt. # 4, Box 187, Lawrence, KS

841-2325

842-7414

Elniff, Pauline (Mrs. W. R.), 820 Sunset Dr., Lawrence, KS

842-1993
I

Fe11enstein, Mrs. Charles, 2000 Arrowhead Dr., Olathe, KS

66061

Freeman, Joan (Mrs. Bill L.), 3224 Yellowstone, Lawrence, KS
Fugett, Pat (Mrs. Marion F.), 865 Oak, Lawrence, KS

I

782-0692

842-2195

842-4582

Gorton, Dr. Thomas &amp; Catherine, 831 Illinois, Lawrence, KS

843-5433

Harris, Virginia Lea (Hrs. Wm. F.), 3418 W. 10th St. Terrace, Lawrence, KS 842;-0058
Hougland, Maxine (Mrs. Sherman F.), 1920 Harper, Lawrence, KS
Hout, Mrs. Goldie, Rt. # 5, Box 128, Lawrence, KS

•

748-0923

Howard, Lewis and Edith, 1905 Valley Glen Rd., Topeka, KS

66615

Jackman, T\vy1ah (Mrs. Claire), 1230 N. Van Buren, Topeka, KS
Jamison, Joe W. and Mary, Rt. II 5, Lawrence, KS

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843-3072·

748-0956

66608

�Kasky, Dorothy (Mrs. Leonard), 2022 Miller Dr., Lawrence, KS (Deceased)
•

Kasky, Leonard, 2022 Miller Dr., La,rrence, KS

843-1409

Kidwell, Irma (Mrs. R.L.), 1617 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS

841-3895

King, Carmen (Mrs. William), Rt. II 1, Box 175, Linwood, KS

66052

Long, Fern (Mrs. Raymond E.), 620 Elm, Eudora, KS

66025

542·-2243

Harquette, Hazel (Hrs. Robert Sr.), 925 Illinois, Lawrence~ KS
McCain, Donna, 801 Frazier, Valley Falls, KS

945~3440

66088

Mills, Lawrence C., 2040 Ohio St., Lawrence, KS

842-0094

843-8839

Muckey, Charlotte (Mrs. Marion), 1709 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS

843-7015:

Ralston, Cleo (Mrs. Thomas Jr.), 516 Caraway Place, Lansing, KS
Reppert, N. Lance, 1605 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS

66043

843-4430

Schlee, Phillip F., 1220 Garfield, Emporia, KS

66081

316-342-4311

Schomer, Mildred (Mrs. Alfred), 833 Tennessee, Lawrence, KS

843-9210

Schroeder, Margaret (Hrs. Sydney 0.),902 W. 25th St., Lawrence,. KS 843 ... 0082

,

Sheldon, Evelyn (Mrs. Martin), 2908 Chisholm Dr., Lawrence, KS
Smith, Claude

&amp;.

Zona, 939 Pamela Lane, Lawrence, KS

Stayton, Floyd, 2611 Oxford Rd., Lawrence, KS

843-6296

842-0351

Talley, Lloyd &amp; Fay, 2020 Emerald Dr., Lawrence, KS

843:"'4989

\-liggins, Dorothy (Mrs. Elwood), Rt. II 5, Box 218, Lawrence, KS
Wiggins, Miss Jane, Rt. 1/ 3, Box 218, Lawrence, KS
\.Jismer, Nettie, 1421 Kasold Dr., Lawrence, KS

842-4258

843-9097

843-1619

843-4079

Out of State:
Ellis, Jean, 8948E. Oklahoma Place, Tulsa, OK

74115

Felton, Carol E. 112 E. 79th Terrace, Kansas City, MO 64114
Finley, Mildred M., 8205 NE 9th

St.~

Gilmore, BettyJo, 7635 Bar Du Lane,

Vancouver, WA
Sacramento~

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CA

98664
95823

816-523-4215

�Goodpasture, Robert A., Star Route, Georgetown, CA
•

Maust, Habel, 180 No. Lincoln St., Burbank, CA

95634

91506

Niedermaier, Louise (Mrs. E. J.), 3922 S. Buckner Blvd., Dallas TX
Quin, Barbara, 15483 Moorpark, Sherman Oaks, CA

75227

91403

State Historical Soc. of Wisconsin, 816 State St., Madison, WI

53706

Sweets, Judy M. (Mrs. John), 17 Ba1a11y Dr., Dundrum, Dublin 14, Ireland

LIBRARY ADDITIONS
These books have been purchased for the Society Library since July 1977: ,
BRown, Nary J.

Handy Index to ;!;h£. Holdings of the GenealoP'ical Society of:!Ii!ili.

CUNNTITGHAl1, Ronald and Evans J Evan. !. Hand Guide to the Genea1oP,'icB~ Library'
and Church Ristor; cal DeDartment Salt talee City).

1

HALL,

Charles~

HALL, Charles.

Th9 Atlantic Bridge to Germanv, Vol. III.
The Genealop'ical Handbook for

~ng'land

INSTITUTE of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies.

and Hales.

Parish

~~ns

of the COunties

of England and Hales.
KIRKHAM, E. Kay. A Genealo~ical and. Historic8.l Atlrs of the United States .Qi
Am.erica.

A Handy Guide to Record
United States.

KIP,xP.A!&gt;f, E. Kay.

KIRK HAH , E. Kay.
KIRKLAND.

!

in. the Larger Cities .Qf the

Handwriting.Qf A.rneric::m Records for !! Period of .1QQ Years.

Survey of Merican Church Records.

HILLER, Olga K.

•

Searchin~

l1igrat ion, Znifn"at ion, TmIdgrat; on.

OLIVIER, Reginald L.

Your .ft_l'lcient Canadien Family Ties •

5}1ITH, Frcnk and Thomsen, Finn.

Genealogi cal Guidebook and Atlas of Nopray.

.m Erigland

SEITH and Gardener.

Genenloaical Resegch

SMTI'H and Gardener.

Irrnnigr?!lts to America Anoo$.ri.n~

STENHONS, John D.

The Q.. .§... Census Ccmpendiwn.

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and Weles, vols. 1-3.

in Enr1ish Records.

�Miss Dorothy Clarke, 1905 New HeJ!IDshire St., LajlI'ence, Kansas, 66044
desires information on Samuel CLARK, born in Ohio, lS09. Where in
Ohio was he born and 'tITho ..rere his"parents? . His ..rife, Jane A. CLARK,
born Pennsylvania, Feb. 9, lSl3-need her maiden name, parents and
where born. Their son, Oliver Ervin CLARK, born Pennsylvania,
Feb. 19, lS43--which toVlIl or county? They moved to Douglas County,
Kansas, 1855-1857, ..rhere they farmed.
Samuel and Jane CLARK probably had other children. Anderson
CLARK whose viife was Hary A. and their children; Samuel, Melissa. J.,
Willi~, Martha E., and Clara B. What happened to the Anderson CLARK
family after they moved to Melvern, Kansas? .
Mrs. AI (A. C~) Street (given na,me unknown) was probably a
dau~hter of Samuel and Jane A. Clark. The 1895 State Census for
Kan;as shows A. C. Street, Joseph E., Elizabeth, Ord L. (1 year old)
in Wakarusa Twp., Douglas County, Kansas. Joseph E. &amp; E'liz may have
been son and daughter-in-law of A. C. Street, and Ord a grandson.
Samuel and Jane Clarl: and son Oliver are buried in Richland
Cemetery, Wakarusa Twp., Douglas County, Kansas.
Any information appreciated.

CLABK

,
! .

Miss Dorothy Clarke • 1908 Ne,.f HaI'npshire St.. La'tlrrence, Kansas, 66044
'Wou.ld like infomation on PERCY family~ Dr. Edward Rotton PERCY,
born England, 1818-1819. Who '\oTere his parents and "'Thera was he born?
Was his name changed from ROTTON to PERCY? Died Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Janua~J 4, 1875: where buried?
His first wife ..ras a DUCHESS who was born in England. \-1here ..ras
she born and who were her parents? Their child, Juliette born New York
1843.
'
Dr. Edwa,rd Rotton PERCY ~ s second Wife, my great-grandmother,
_ _ _ SARGENT (sp?), born l!l England. What was her given name, when and
where was she born and who were her parents? Children of Dr. Percy
and second ..rife: Catherine, January 14, 1847 and NarJ born lS49 both
born in New York City.
"
Dr. Percy's third lftife was Anna E. BENSON.
Dr. Percy was a physician in New York City. He lived at 796 Sixth
Ave~ue, N.Y. C., l860~1861. He was in Kansas after the Civil War,
res:l.ding there until. shortly before his death. From 1874-75 he lived
at 95 Second Avenue, Brooklyn (?), N.Y.
.
Any information appreciated.

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PERCY
ROT TON
DUCHESS

SARGENT

BENSON

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Pu blis he d ,Q uart e r Iy By:

'Dou8~as CountM Genealogical SocietM
P.o. BOX 3664

LAWRENCE, KANSAS 66044,

�THE PIONEER
Published Quarterly by:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P. O.Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas, 66044

VOL. I

MARCH 1978

NO., 3

CONTENTS
In Memcriam

PAGE

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83

Installment Three of the Register of the Old Settlers' Meeting
from The Kansas Memorial • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

84 I

Excerpt from a Family His tory • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

96:

•

Mound Cemetery, Douglas County, Kansas • • • • • • • • . • • • • •• 100'
Queries • • • •
Announcement of Note Cards •

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Pioneer letter

Some Res ources at the" Lawrence Public Library • • • • • • • • ••

• 102

I

• 103
• 104:,
• 105 '

A NOTE TO OUR READERS:
You are all aware, of course, of the great delay in publishing this
third issue of The Pioneer. The delay is entirely the responsibility of
the editor, who hereby extends his formal apologies for the inconveniences
and uncertainties caused all of you.
The Pioneer is now firmly on schedule, and it is the intention of the
Society and the editor to have the fourth issue out in April, followed by'
issues in May and June, in order that subscribers will get the fcur issues
due them for the fiscal year July 1977-June 1978.
Membership in
persons. Dues are
receive the copies
join. "Back issues
"

the Douglas County Genealogical SOCiety is open tc all
$5.00 for each fiscal year: July to June. Members
of the quarterly for the fiscal year in which they
of the quarterly are $1.50 per copy.

.

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l·lENORIJ.JI

Gladys Lee Aiken
Born 1938
Died 29 December 1977

Dorothy G. Pencins Kasky
Born 1911
Died 13 January 1978
I

"Happy are those who die in the Lord!
Happy indeed, the Spirit says;
now they can rest for ever after their
since their good deeds go with them."

\-~rk,

Revelation 14:13
Jerusalem Bible translation
The Douglas County Genealogical Society lost two of its finest members
recently. Nrs. Aiken \-las the co-editor of the first two issues of ~ Pioneer
and a charter member of the Society. Hrs. Kasky Has also a valuable member of
the Society. Both are deeply missed.
"But the souls of the virtuous are in the hands of God,
no torment shall ever touch them.
In the eyes of the unwise, they did appear to die,
their going looked like a disaster,
their leaving us, like annihilation;
but they are in peace.
•

•

•

They who trust i.I:l him will understand the truth,
those who are faithful "Till live with him L"l love;
for grace and m3rcy await those he has chosen."
Wisdom 3:1-3, 9
Jerusalem Bible translation

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�Continued fram last issue of The Pioneer.
REGISTER OF'THE OLD SETTLERS I MEETING
Installment Three
(fram The Kansas Memorial: ~ Report of the Old Settlers' Meeting
Held at Bismarck Grove, Kansas, September 15th and 16th, 1879.
by Charles S. Gleed, Editor. Kansas City,"""'TIffiO:rPlease note: the Register is not in alphabetical order.
!

THE KANSAS JlfEMORIAL.

PIau and

.Daf~ of &amp;II/elntnt. r Pmmt R(si~:~

Olodgiil; Jessie, llIinoi';Septemoer 17,1857.
. Mound City;·lM611.
LalVrence. ....
.
Uayne, Tliomas R., Shelby Co , Ky., May 16, IlI36.
iefTenon Co., October 13,1854.
JefTerson Co.
llayne Sus:&gt;.n, Indiana, January:.!lj, IM:llJ.
efTerson Co., Kan., May 4,11157. JelTerson Co.
Bromell, Mrs. Harriet, '{ork State, AUl;ust 9, Id09.
eavenworth, Kan .. May 1,1857.
Br:lSs, Kate, Kansas. lanu:,uy S, 18l.iO.
Near Lawrence, 18BO.
Ncar Lawrence.
Brown. ThoKlas R. f Lawrence, Decemher 11, 1800.
LawrencC', December 11, ]860.
B.ker, Isaac L., Pennsylvani:&gt;., July 10, 18211.
Baldwin City, April ZT, ll!57,
Ihldwin City.
Harker, Luccna A, l&lt;.ochcster. N. Y • August 16, 1844. Lawrence. Douglas Co., October Lawrence.
5, IS~7.
Uanta J. C,' Ridge, Kan., July 11, 185IJ.
Lawrence, April 1:;, II«lO.
Lawrence.
Bart. lI, Alice E., Riley Co., Kan., February 24,1858. Riley Co., Kan., Feb. 24, 1&amp;51&lt;,
J. unction City, Kaa,
ropeka. .
Baker, Charles 5., \Vhite Co., Ind., October 25,1&amp;10.
Topeka, February 4, I&amp;H ..
Uaker, Carrie M., LaSalle Co., Ill., August a.ltiS2.
Topeka, September 6, 18.'&gt;5.
Topeka,
Benjamin, Alexina,.New Lexington( 0., Sept, 26,llHU. Kanwaka, Feb.uary 14, 1867.
Brown, W. R., Buffalo, N. Y., Ju,y 16, 18-10.
Lawrence, May, 1864.
(1857. Hutchinson,
Byrne, John 0., Ireland, lItay!fl, IS2G.
Cottonwood, Cnase Co., July 3,
Barricklow, G, R., Indiana, March 2:l, 18;J5,
Baldwin City, April 20, li!5il.·
Topeka.
Bond, Thom~s, Indiana, March 31', 18-l8.
Lawrence, November 17, 1854.
Clinton.
Banker, F. H., PittslOn~,Pa., February 23. 18511.
Marion, April 4, 1117t1.
Lawrence.
Brown, James P., New york, August ~1, 1859.
Lawrence, May 10, 181;9.
Lawrence.
Harnes, William c., Mansfiel.!, 0., Au~u .. 18, 1831.
Oskaloosa, April 4, 1858.
Bardell, John C., Ru.h Co , Ind., J~lIl1ary IH, 1832.
Lawrence. September 15, ISOI.
North Lawrence.
Baker, ~Joyd P., Fort Ann, N. Y., Nov. Itl, 18'20.
Nemaha County, May 15. 11SGO.
Topeka.
[Co.
Barchell, Elizabeth, Green Co., Pa., October 7, 1811.
Lawrence, October 28, 1Slil.
Reno Tp.; Leav.
narnes, W. E., Dracut, Mass., Septemuer 21,1833.
Vinland, March 29, 1856.
Byerley, G. W.Jr., Pennsylvania, April 6, 1821,
Clinton, Doug. Co., lIIar. 4, 1855. Clinton.
Ryerley. WIR., ~io, April 13, IHI7.
Clinton, Dou~. Co., Mar, 4, 1&amp;55. Palmyra.
Ba&lt;lt;er, S. A., Glfard, Pa.,.August 20J 11j(j5.
Lawrence, 11170.,. .
L:lwrellce.
Ill,ss, J. F., Shoreham, Addl50n &lt;;:0., V t, Apr. 13. IB20. Lawrence, May 2.), 1050.
O.kaloosa,
UlIss, ."'In. Julin, Sal$bury, Addl.son Co., Vt., November 23, )~l4.
l.awrence March ai, 1857.
Oskaloo.a.
Blisl, Miss Nellie C,' July:!S, 1!j(;(J.
Volley Fa lIs.
Brewer, D J.t Smyrna, A. M., June 30, l&amp;ri.
Le.avenworth, Sept 13,1809.
Leavenworth.
Benedict, S. A., New York. November S. 1~1.
Lawrence. ~lay 1,1867.
Lawrence.
Uowm;\n. ~1rs. M:.ry S., \V:l~hill~ton Co .• N. Y.
(.:lWrCllcc. JH57.
Topeka.
Baldwin, Mrs. Nora, Newton, !la., lo·ehru:uy 2'2, 1841. I.ecompton, May 1. 18611.
Lawrence.
ll:lulcer, F. II., Pittston, P:l., lo'ebru:try 2.'i, JSSR.
~1~riol1, April 4. 1878.
Lawrence.
Cone, A. }.... , Dcl:lw.lre, 0 November ~'O, 1&amp;a2
Doug-las Co., A.prill, 1861.
J...:\wrence.
Carr, E. 1.1., Davis Co., Ia., March 5,1&amp;'"&gt;4.
Miami Co., February 15, H!57.
Wichita.
Con~ay, Thomas W., Irda,,~, Decell,ber 13, 1840.
Bismarck Grove, 1S7!1.
Bismarck.
CraJu, N. C., Tompkms. N. Y., l'tIarch 1l.1w.?7.
Palmyr:a, Doug. Co., Mar. 16.1857. Leavenworth.
Carter, Paschal, 1II0nroe Co., Ky., Octoher W, 1819,
Dougl •• County. Aprillll, 1855.
Douglas Co.
Cummtn., J. S., Cory dan, la, May 17, hii-!.
Urcat Bend, 11177.
Gre.t Bend.
Cox, Mr!'. M. L., Ucrlin, \Vis•• Nov. 2:J, 1&amp;54.
Lawrence, August I, J859.
Jefferson Co.
Curti., H. W .• Piqua, 0., October B, 1821.
Shawnee Co., November, 1855.
Shawnee Co.
Curtis, Mrs. Sarah, St. Clair Co" Ill., March 17,11j22, ShalOnee Co , November, It).)5.
Shawnee Co.
Cherry C M., Kania •• M.y 23 lli5!1.
Lawrence, April I, IH70.
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Lawrence.
Collier A. A., Penn:.ylvallla. 1une 21, 1800.
l.~wrence.1Htj,,).
I.:lwre",:e.
Conwe l I, J H., Maine, May 17, 1850.
1'1 Dodge, Iowa, May 17, 11155.
~'t. Dod!;e, Iowa.
Cherry, Arthur, Ohio August :H, IIStiO.
Lawrence, April 7, 1870.
Lawrence.
Charlton, Kate, Illinois, January H, IIl67.
Lawrence, AuguSlI9; 1867.
Lawrence.
Charlton, Ada, New Yorlc.
Lawrence, November 15, 1857.
Lawrence.
Carpenter, John C., Indiana, Pa .. February 5,18'.38.
Allen COUllty, June d, 1857.
Leavenworth.
Crosby, M. J., Braltleborollgh, VI., February 2,1821.
Baldwin Cily, March 17, 18li9.
Baldwin City.
Cracklia, Joseph, Boston. Mass, .May 2, lSW.
Lawrence. Scp.tcmoer ZO, 18.H..
Lawrence.
Cretors, rlorace, Paris, III , October 10, 1057.
Emporia, April 18, 1870.
Emporia.
Cooke, l;eo. W,' Comstock, lIIich., April2J, 18~8.
I nd,anaoolis.
Clarke, Air. L,
Round Rock, Tex.
Cartwright. C }., Batavia, N. V .. June 20,18/3.
Lawrence, March 10, IBW.
Clinton.
Charlton, Mis. Mary. IlIi, ois, November 13, 18117.
Cline, A. E., Missouri, 1844.
Lawrence, January 2, 1865
Lawrence.
Cline, Mary, Kentucky, )823.
Lawrence, IS61.
1..3wrence.
Cline, Ellen, Tennessee. 1l);;(J.
Lawrence, 1871.
Lawrence.
Cline, William. Missouri. 1&lt;40.
Lawrence, 1biO.
Lawrence.
Converse. Miss Stella, Uniontown, 0., Oct. 26, 1855.
W yandolle, Nov. 20, 18S0.
Wyandotte.
Cutler, H. A., Highgate; V~:.o lIIay 30,1&amp;10.
Lawrence, October 20, 1!!.l7.
ColI!ns, Hallie. Lexington, 1\.y .. September 4, 185~.
Olathe, October, 1860.
Olathe.
Colhns, John C., Keene, Ky .. February 30, l/l:lO
Olathe, March, 18UO.
Olathe.
Co:lins, Elizie C .. Lexington, Ky., Augu&lt;t 4. 18:J5.
Olathe, March, 11)(j0.
Olathe.
Cornell, Annie M., Pennsylvania, May 16, 18m.
\\'yandotre, June, 1~57.
Wyandott •.
Conger, ~lu. Eliu. Genesee Co., N. Y., August 1821
Douglas Co., June. 18,.
Hesper.
Campbell, G. W. War .. n Co" Md., May 21, lR:I1.
Douslas Co , October 10, IX(j1.
Dougla, Co.
Corey. A. S., West Springfield, M .. s., Jan. I, IR21.
Quindaro, ,\ pril ~l, 18.;7.
Plowboy.
Campbell_, lIIary E , Highland Co ,0 .. May 11, 18%7. Leavenworlh, April 15, 1!!70
Boldwin City.
Charlton,. Kate R., Pennsylvania, March 20, 18:14.
Lawrence. May, J~H(j.
J .awrenr.e.
Canaday, J. R , ~Iacoupin Co, III., Feb., 22, 1&amp;55.
\\'ichita, February ~8, 187·J.
\Vichicn.
Cleland, P. S., Wa.hin~ton Co., Ky .• Nov. ZT, IHIl.
Topeka, Jnly ~H, I&amp;;U.
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Topeka.
Cleland. lIIary M" Mer"er Co., Ky.
W:lvelancl, November ~, Jlis,rl
Topeka.
Cook. IIIrs. 5 C , Greenwood, Ind.
Waveland.
Topeka.
Clark, Geo. E., Rochester N. Y., January )0, 1831.
Wyandotte, May 22. 1857.
Clar.ton, Thomas, Kan.as b,y, !lIo., Ao".&lt;:,ust :!8, 1859.
lohllson County, 1tl.'l9.
Great Bend.
Cro e, Wm. A .• St Lou", Mo., March ';), ltiS2.
Lawrence, November~, Jb74
Lawrence.
Co.ley, Geo, W Berkley Co., Va., AUJr. ~. IHOS.
K:lnw:lka, J\prill0. lX5.~
r.a.wrence.
Cooley, :lIn. G. \V., Franklin Co., Pa .• Feb. H, lXOO.
_~:lnwaka. April 10,1&amp;'10.
Lawrence.
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iN .maha Co .• S.plemb~r H.1S5i.
Cordl.y. Richard. Nuttingham. Eng .• Sepl. 6. 1!i~9.
: Lawr.nce. D.cemh.~ ~. 18.1,
Crulchfield. W .• Jame.lown. C. E • ~Iay 2'2.1829.
Il.awrence. ~Iarch ~.!~
Cosley. H. A .• Berk:e.y Co; Va .. Ianu.~.,,·~. 1~:.!5.
I Lawrcllce. May I.
Cos ley. Reb.cca. Xema. 0 .• June 29. 1!l3.~:
. Lawrenc •• May 1.1!l:i5..
r.rocker. Annie L .• Lawrence. K:ut .• OCI. 10. 1859.
Lawrenc •• Oo;lober to. 1,,50.. _
Cochran. L. C .• Cad:z. Harrison ('0 •• 0 .• Aug. I. HIH. Leayenworth Co .• Oct. J. 18G5.
Coffman. W. T .. L.wisburg. W. Va., Aug. Z'I. 11149.
Carbondal •• S.plember 13. I&amp;~I
Chapman. W .• Plymoulh. N. II .• May 1. 1&amp;60.
L~wr.nce. hugust. HI IStltl.
Clark. M. T .• D.calur. Ind .• April 21. 1850.
R.chland. ~Iarch 6. IIfiJ.
Coftg.r. Cynlhia. Gibson Co • Ind .• March I~. 1850.
Lawrence. OClober, 185~.
Cheney; D., Vermont. Nov. 8, IHI5. .
Douglas Co .• January 28. 185tl.
Crane, Jeanie Howell, Easton, Northampton Co., Pa.,
June 2 3 . 1 8 : \ 0 . .
Topeka. August. 1~55.
Climen.on. E. L .• Crawford Co.• pa.'lune 16. 1839.
Shawnee Co .• Marc!&gt;. 18.55.
Cardwell, Wm. A., Henry Co., Ky., ugust 16.1816
Big Spring •• Dougl:L£ Co., June
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Emporia.

Ilelyoir .
llelvoir.
Lawr.nce.
Leavenworth.
Carbondale.
Lawr.nce.
Richland.
H.sp.r.
Greenwood Co.
C
San Francisco. aL
Topeka.
(Co.
Richland, Shawn.1:

ClimensoD. Wm. W . .-\Ya~~~~b-.-.-;~:_Cheller Co., Pa.. Topeka. ~!arch
1857.
Topeka.
.• Nov. 19. 1!l51.
J ecrerson Co .• April 10. 1870.
O.k.ioola.
Cnl,Aonu.&amp;"JloshtInl\.",~S2!J.'l"ark Co .• Ind
'0 1855
Ohio City, April. 1~60.
Dc SOlO.
Cro •• Ozitia lIIinois. August;, •
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L,wrence. October:25. 18M.
Chrisiian J';"cs Ireland. September 30. 1~19.
Lawrence. Sevt.mber, 186U.
Lawrenc •.
Charll'n: Joseph Jr .• England . .Julr 12• ~sa~:l IH57
I.awrence. June. Il!OO.
J.~wrence. •
Carpenter. W. T .• Wa.hington. II.. J u y ,":.
•
COllonwoot! I.'alls. May I~. 11:150
Cottonwood ~all •.
r.rowder. Jame. A .. Sal.m. ScpteDl~.r 12. 1831.
Am.ricus. OClober 15. 1!I5II.
Duck Creek.
Cha.pman, Amasa., Roc~esferJ November, 5. UU2.
Lecompton, June 1, 1~.
l:-ccompto..n.
Cunninqham. T. B .. Qh.?Octob.r 18. 1S:j(~
nou~l"s County. Sept. 2H. 1870.
)ou~la. Co
Cook. G. P .• West VIr);'"ta. Au!;ust 7. I~.O.
Belvoir, April ~!l. 11170
Panhandle.
Crothers. ~~arl ... Greenfield. 0 .• June 17. ~8tlBi 3
Jefferson Co .• September .1. 1~n8. ~Sk.al~o,~,
Cre~se, Phihp, Cape ~laYI N. J .. February 1, 4.
Shawnee CounlY, August ~2.1~'\ij .• 1opeka.
Clltick. Rachel. Shawnee CO. 1 Kan • AUj:;',22. J~fl/j.
I.awrence. August 15. IHli2.
/I.awrcnce.
Chadwick. I'. G • Han'!v.r. N. H .• Sev tnU. Is:;,w.
1.awrence. :II arch Ili. 1800
II esper.
Cook. Au~tin D., C:lrdmgton, 0., Sept. ~(J~ ~~J2.
North Lawrence, April 9,187H
Lawrence.
Colville. John H. Ke.nlucky. Octo."er 1,,: .8il'J..
Lawrence Augllst 17.1I1U9.
i l.;awrellce.
Clarke. Ii S., RushVIlle, III., Aptl114. HH5.
Lawrence: july. IH55.
.' 'I Lawrence.
Clarke. Lucy J .• Findly. O.
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! Ft. Leavenworth. August 4,1857. Leavenworth Co.
Corcoran. John. Ireland. F.bruary 4. 18:3·\.
·11.awr.nce. Mav 15. lb08.
I Brookv.II·"
Coombs, T. M .• Banl(or. Me .• December ~. 18'24.
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K
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Colman. I.'ary J .• lIIa&lt;sachusetl!. Octob.r 16. 181S.
Lawrence. Novemb.r 1, ,~! .
. anwa ·a.
1
1)
HH4
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La",
renee,
Noycml)cr
1,
1~".
Kanwaka.
ust
Colman. E. A .• A.hley •.!'!a ••.• Ault
I, ~.
I I."wrence.
April2'~. 1855.
Lawr.nce.
Crocker, vco. li .• l'rovldcnce, R.I.. April it ]ij"lS.
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Lawrence.
Crocker. E. F .• Hartford, CL. Aug 19. ~!l5O.
Lawrence. October:!:!, 1855.
Lawrence.
Crocker. :II ... E F .• Champaign. 111 •• Feb. Ill. 1851.
Leavenworth. Apri. 21,1874.
Lawrence.
Campfield;Jo •. L .• Newark. N. j .• October 12. l1i50.
Lawrence.
Campbell. frank M .• Pennsylvania, ~larch la, 11162.
Leavenworth. "pril la, 1870.
Hutchinson.
Chri.man. John T , Kentucky. April U. ISW.
Hutchinson. :'&gt;Iarch 15. IHiS.
Lawrence.'
Crocker, Ernest, L:lwrcnce, Ran., M:HCh 2i!. 1868:
Lawrence, It-farch 2.1. 18tat
Lawrence,
Crocker. BChy H., Liberty, ~Ie., February '1:1, 13:.~.
Lawrence, October :l:J, Hi5S.
Monley.
Crew. John W .• Owensyill •• Ky .• Sepl. 23, ISI2.
I Lawrence. May 10. IH5H.
Brown Co., 0,
Curle ... john W .• Dluff City. 111.
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Lawrence.
Carmean. C. K., K o.sulh, Ia .• April 3. 1857.
Baldwin City. November 1. 18.'&gt;9
Curtis. &lt;.:harlel. North Topeka, January 20. J859.
North Top.b, January ~O. I~. liirst white child
born in N .Topek •.
Cartlid!i:(. Mrs. Nettie.
Weymouth. Topeka, Nov.
to.I!I5II.
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Topeka. !'lovember 10. IM5H
Topeka.
Douglas Co.
Coleman A. W .• Ohio. May:!11. 1&amp;1.1.
Douglas Co • October 29. lb&amp;!.
E.udora, Doug-. Co.
Campbel l • J. F., Newberg. N. Y .• November H, 1M4.
Fort Scott. Feb. Z'I. Igll7
Crawford. James, Cincmnati, O. J January 15, ItS-iti.
Kansas C;'ty, September 2, ur;o. Lawrence.
C~ylon. Meddie. Lawrence. October 21. 16(jd.
L"wren«. Octob.r 21. I~lill.
Lawrence.
Ca.Ylon, Merrie, Lawrence, Decem~t!r U, HHjij,
La.wrence. December U, ll;ti~.
Lawrence.
Corbin. J. N • New York. February 14. IIH7.
Lawrence. July II. lSUI!.
L.ayenworth.
eo:lier. ~. E .. Hamp:!ohire, Va , June Z.!, 1.!i36.
Leavenworth.
Campb.lI./. A. W'J. Canada. March S. 11S37.
I Leavenworth. October 21.1865.
Clyde.
Lawrence.
Cramer. 1,;. B.• lirangeryille. N. Y .• Sop •. 24. 1857.
Lawrence, 18.';8.
!..OlwrCIH;e.
Campb.11, Wm. H .• Indiana. June ao. 1&amp;3~.
Lawrence. September. 1800.
Churchill, S J .• Rutland, Vt .• November I. 184!.
Lawrence. llarch I, IS7!).
Lawrence.
Lawrence,
Churchill, Lue, We.tville. N. Y .• February 2~. 1840.
Chase Henry V .• Dov.". N. H .• April 'D. 11152.
iShawnee, Johnson Co .• lIIay,I!itl3. Lawrence.
Cook, Austin D .• Ca:dington. 0 , Sept ....
~6~ 1&amp;3:1' Lawrenc •• :&gt;Iarch 16.1860
Hesper.
Carr. H. H .• Wayn_ Co .• U .• November 23. 183i&gt;.
I Eudora. December 10. IM!i6.
Eudora.
Crothers. J. Y .. tireenfield 0 .• July 30. 1830.
Lawrence. April 20. 187t:i.
Douglas Co.
Croll. J. E .• Old K.ystone. May 26. 1&amp;;6
Eudora. June 7. IIfIH.
Eudora.
&lt;:!oclc. J. W .• New York City, October 2. IS11.
Ilaldwin City. April. 18BO.
Clinlon, Doug. Cu.
Crombia.Jame •• I r . l a n d . ·
Topeka.
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Cha.e, Enoch. Newhuryport. lIIass ,Aug. 29.1824.
Topeka. Novemb.r. 1654.
Topeka.
Cha«. Mary j • Litchfield, M •.• June 2~.la:l2.
Topeka. March. 1""&gt;'&gt;.
Topeka
Cavan CIS. A. A. B • Morgan Co. III. Aug. 12.18&amp;3.
Lawrenc •• May. lli5G.
Baldwin City.
Chester. E. P .• Ohio. S.ptember 26. 1847.
Lawrence. September 26, 1847.
Carothers. Mag!:ie E .• Franklin Co .• Pa.
Leavenworth Co. Nov. 15. IHM. Leavenworlh Co.
Clarke. H. S .• Canada Wcs •• April 30. 1633.
Lawrence. April 10.1657.
Lawrence.
Clarke. H. ~I., Mauachusetts, February 21,1834.
Lawrence, June: 21,1&amp;1:1.
Lawrence.
ColI:&gt;more, Hamle •• nOSIOn, Mass .• February 11, 1848. Lawrence, 11157.
£lIis.
Cod,ngton Thom •• V .• Oh.o. January 2tl. 1!!:13.
Tup-.ka. March II. 18117
Topeka.
Cavan .... 'u C .• North Carohna. May 10. UHO.
Lawrence. ApriI15.1!;5tl.
.
Uald",in.
Cradi., Mrs. N. C .• Sharon. N. Y., May 24 1831.
Prairie City. Seplember.11l57.
Prairie City.
Curry. Mr•• Sallie E .• Wab~.h Cn., Ind '. Nov. 17. IH49. Lawrence. November 17. I!!OJ.
Grant.
Cong.r. T. S .• G.nesee &lt;':0., N. Y .• October 10 1847.
Hesper. June 15. IbQS
lIesper.
Creh'''' Horace. Edgar. 111., October 10. 1857.'
. Emporia. April 18. IHiS.
Emporia
Crawford.l. W .• Harrtson Co .• :'10 .• April 12. 1845.
Sedgwick Co • October 28. 18iO.
Kin,ley.
Ca~mlre, C. A •. Rcvenn:t. 0 .• February 8, IXliO.
lola, IMlifi.
lola.
Coffin. W. G .• Guilford Co .• N. C .• Feb. ~"l.. 1811.
Leavenworth, May 1. 1~61.
Leavenworth.
·Chrisman. Joh'.' T .. ~ouisyille. Ky • April 6. IWJ.
- - . :llarch. 1.,75.
Crothers, Cartle, OhiO, December :!M. 1S,16.
Belvoir, April !t). 18i6.
Lawrence.
Crolhers. Florence Ohio. March W 1~;9.
!I.lvoir. April 1M. IHil1.
Kaw Valley.
C:lnnon. ,~. C F',. Locust Grove, 0 '. June 24 IH·J7.
'fopcka, June 14. 10th1.
Topeka.
Cole, Carrie, Lawrence, April4, HW1.
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Lawrence, April.J, 11:;07.
Lawrence.
Connor. Alfr.d P • Alexandria. October 15.1800.
Lawrence. May 11. I~H.
Lawrence.
Crowder. John J .• Sangamon Co .• III.. J\prjl ~9. 1850. Lawrence. Ib7~.
I Lawrellce.
Cretors. Granville. Lebanon 0 .• Septemher 10 IH55
Emporia. April 18.1869.
Detroit, ~Iich.
Cadwalad.r. Rces. Cadiz, Ind .• March 81 l85-i
. Tong.noxie, :'&gt;Iarch Ill. 1870.
Tonganoxie.
Crowder. Thoma. J .• 111 • ~!ay U. IH35. •
Crawford Co.., April ~O. lliH.
Douglas Co.
Crowder. J. William. 111 .• Febru"y 17. 'H7~.
Crawford Co .. Arrtl ~:J. HIT·'
~brc, J. C., .!\limingtown, P::l" October :.!~, HI51.
\Voodstock, November M. l~iO.
Woodslock.
Campbell. W.lI ~I .• jrod" June 20. 1!!:!Ij.
r.awrclIce. M.,·ch ~'7. IMI~I.
Lawrence,
Clarke. Sidney Jr .. Lawrence. January J.~. Il!OJ.
II.nwrence. January 15. IHOI.
Lawrence.

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j Lawrcncc~ ~\1arch 15, ~855. 2
Kanwaka..
Cull,ertson, W. lI( , Zanesville, 0., Augu.t 6, IHII7
,'r:awre!,c~, Novemberla..o'I~~1'
Lawrence.
Cr .• wford. l. L •. Ohio. ~lay~, IHal!.
Conncd Grove, Nov. ". ou.
Chase Co.
Clark. Joseph. Green.burg, Decatur Co.,' Ind., April .
C
M 211 181i7 Vinlanu.
2·1, U331J.
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I Vml:ltuJ, Doug .. 0"r:.1 ar.,
. Lawrence.
Cherry E. Ellen, Lee.burg. 0., December 20, 18S6.
Lawrence. Aprlbl, I!l.'JJ 1°'8
Topeka.
Cr:twfo'rd. L. M .• Ohio, July 2~, 18~5
,Topeka, Novem er 1~,. "" .
CIMk, J. T • hle.La·Mo\t~, V,., August 3,1814.
ITopeka, October, lSUB
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Cloul{h, E. N. 0., Virginia, ~:ay 2d, IS,S...
.I~e.venworth, O~!ober lU, IS01.
Chase,·Geo. A., C~arleston, lila ... , Oct.,Z7, 18:)0.
I opeka. April. 1!&gt;'&gt;S.
Topeka.
Cha.e, AI;'-e M., lilt. Pleasant, Pa .. April 2. 1~52.
Buurbon ~o., May: 18.S;?
Topek •.
Curey. F. M .• Sparta, N. J .• January ~:I, 1851.
lJe Suto, r ebruary, 2, I~/Il
J.ohn.on Co .
. Coxe, Willi,m H .• Cleveland. 0, Deccmher Il, II!.~.
,\opeko. February 211. l~il4.
ropcka.
Crul.chfiehl. Mr~ A. &lt;"::\11:".1" \VCM, t\larch 2, lx:m.
)o.lIdur:l. Seph:mbet J, ] Xf:tJ.
\Vl.lk;tru~n.
Cox. ~tn M. CJ.nali:a. \Vcst. Nuvcllluer
IM:!'M. -- .' J·~~ltlorta, :-ocptclllocr J, ItWO.
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Crano, F. L , Hartford Co .• Ct., January 1O.'1l!O!1.
'1 opeka, 101 rch 19, 18.'&gt;5.
Topeka.
CrandaU. LeRov. Madison Co" !:-I. Y., Oct. 4, Ilj'~a.
~·roOlont. Lyon Co., May 21,185!I. Lawrence.
Crandall, Sarah A •• Allegheny Co., N. Y .• Doc. 18, 1830 Fremont, Lyon Co .• May 21, 1858. Lawrence.
Cooke. Annie, Ohio, June 22, ItI6-.
Lawre~ce, Sel"ember 15. 11&gt;70.
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CartoD. H. G •• Paris. Ill., October 10,18017.
Emparl •• April 18, 187\1..
EmpOria.
Chapman. Mrs. ~:dward, Vermont, August 28.1834.
Lawrence, October :10.1850.
Lawrence.
C"meron ). L. 18010.
Bourbon Co.
(1!!72. Lawrence.
Croucb,:r.) .• G.lwa~·, Saratoga Co., N. Y., Apr. 7,1828 Americu •• Lyon Co. March 14, Topeka. Kan.
Co:tant, A. P Wisconsin. September 1, 1849.
Lawrence, June 8. IXliI!.
~awrence.
Ca.e M Ii 1'ro)', Bradford Co •• Po. , Aug. 26.11126. Topeka, November W. IIlIL'.
1 upeka.
Ca.; M~s ~i. H ,1837.
Topeka, November I!I. 1~(;5.
To~eka, Kan.
Conklin, T. L .• Clarke Co. 0., )uneI7. 1821.
Topeka. "larch 1. Ib1i7.
Topeka.
Cornu .. er, C A .. Davi. Co., N. C., Feb 7, )~Z7.
Johnson Co., III arch 18, 18.10.
Lawrence.
Coh"an, O. A. Chel.ea. Mas •. , January 20, I!!;j()
bou~las Co .• October I~. 1854.
Uouglas Co., Kan.
Campbell, C.
Philadelphia. P •. , Aug. W. 1&amp;'i7.
Leavenworth, April9. 1~69.
Le"venworth.
Chadwick, Mary M., New London, N. H" November,
20, 1~:l6.
Douglas Co., December I. 1867.
Lawrence.
Clark, L. III., Petersburg, N. Y .• Dec. Ig. 1831.
Lawrence, April U; 1857.
!'lorton ville.
Crowe. George F., Nova Scotia. February 12. U!12.
Topeka, November, 1M54.
Empori ••
Crowe, Jane F., Nova Scotia, April 10, !ciI7.
I Emporia.
I Topeka, "lay 10, IH.'i7.
Cayt~n. R. M. r Fulton Co .• III., Aprll}J, 18.43.
I N eosha}'all •• May 19, It15i:!.
Lawrence.
Car«r. John. Jlle. Co,. Tenn., March aI, 1831.
Topeka. :\Iay 10, lo6~.
. Topeka. .
Cal: Isaiah, August 14. Igt'~.
:'!onmouth Tp., June II, 1855.
Monmouth Tp.
Cook. Joseph P., Richmond, Ind., October 13. 18'2ll.
De Soto. Johnson Co., February
2U. lSi!).
De Soto.
Cuppe~. J. J .• Roxbury. Ma... January 24. 1~48.
Lawrence, April
tRi:l.
I Salina, Kan.
Cowen, Lucy E., N. Y .• March '1:1, Jg,j.5.
Lawrence, Aug-list 2!!. 1:f7-1-.
I Lawrence.
Cule. J. A., Ohio, September 11, 1M!.
Olue J\lound March I. loGO.
Clogston. ). B." Washington Co., August 19, 1840.
Tupeka. May. IIlU1.
Eureka.
Cole, Harvey. 110non, l\lass., June; 7, HmO.
i Lawrence, November 28. 1867.
Lawrence.
Casperoon/.A. M., 0 .• May II}, 1851."
'Topeka. IS71.
Topeh.
Caldwell, ,,;. F .. Park Co., Ind., September 6.18.59.
Carlyle, Allen Co., Mar. 10.1870. Lawrence.
C;-am,=r, B. J., Sarato~a Co., N. Y;. July 31, 1~33.
Lawrence, October JO, 1&amp;'&gt;8.
Lawrence.
C,arke, N. S., RushVille. III.. April fl, 18~5.
-Lawrence. August 17, 181;9. (18/jH: Lawrence.
COlley. John T., .\141nor'litlc, Pa., Sept. :l, 1856.
Perry, Jefferson Co., December 6,i Perry.
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Cran ... Mrs Ada, Sandusky. 0., June 17, IH41,
Wyandotte, July 31. IBI3.
,Wyandotte.
Cansdell, A., London, Eng" August:'!s, I!i:lu.
1Anderson Co .• April G, 185G.
: Wlllcw Spring ••
Cameron, N. J., Zanesville. 0 .• Decomber 14, 1834.
I Eldorado:&gt;, April 25, 1S70.
I EI&lt;lorado.
Carmer. ~Iolhe A .. Willow Springs, Nov. 10, 18UI.
: Lawrence.
Eudo"a.
Cummings. Henry A .• Pitts!&gt;urg. Pa., Aug. 2~. 1845
,Belvoir, April I, IH.J8.
Delvoir.
Croll. Henry C , Herks Co .• Pa., April ~n. 1820.
Dougl.s Co., ApnU2, IRiS.
Doug!as Co:
Croll. Sarah A., Berks Co., Pa,. June ~!I, II:i~O
Dougl .. Co .. June 7, l~i8.
I Dougla. Co.
Cuden, J cnnic, Lawrcnc'c, ~[ay :l5 , IHf.ij
Lawrence, ~tay 25. lH,51l.
Harton.
Clarke, Sidney. Southbrid&amp;,e, Mas •.• Ocwber 13, 11l3l.
Lawrence, March, 1&amp;,,8.
I Lawrence.
C;.rnes. Harriet R., Pennsylvania, M;J.cch~, 1Nj7.
La.wrence, ~Iarch. 1~:,5. .
Lawrence.
Chapman, Katie S., Plymouth, N. H,. :'!arch 17. 1.37. Lawrence. January 12. 1867.
[Co.
Coxson. \Vm., Canada, :-Iovember II, 11&gt;~!1.
Franklin Co., ~lay 20. J85U.
Tonganoxie. Leav,
Cox!!.on. Mrs T., indiana., November 15, 1~38.
I Dougla~ Co., !-.lay, 16(j1.
TonJ::lnoxie.
Coxton. Horace Greeley, New York City, 0';1.10, 1855. Empcria, April 1M, IS'O.
S, Paul, :\linn.
Clark, J. S .. Pituuurg. Pa., January la, 18...
Wyandotte, April 14, IM69,
Wyandotte.
Carmcan, Cyrena B , Iowa. lK.1tt.
Baldwin City, Isr.O.
l.:\wrencc.
Cuttrell. H. M .• Mendon. 111., July 29, 16G3
Wahauns.e. November 1M, 1875. W.baunsee.
Collins. Mrs. Vallen tine.
Chadwick, Chao., N ..... York.
Quindaro, February 21, 1857.
Lawrence.
Campbell.! J. R • Fronklin Co .• Pa., October 2,';,1825.
Leavenworth City. Mar. la, 1870. 1I0ug:la. Co.
Cornell, Yrcd D .• Wy.nuotte. July :"'0, 18tiU.
I \Vyanc.1oltc.
\VY:lIHlotte.
COIlC, Wrn. W., Monroe Co., N. Y., Dec. 18,1386.
Topeka. June I. IMG9.
Topeka.
Crane, C. H., New York. February 6, IS~3.
. Osawatomit:, ~larch 18, L8M
Osaw:ltomie.
Cou[ant. Charles G .. Ulster Co. NY., OC[ 16. 1840.
Topeka, March I,i, HO/!.
Hutchinson.
Cooley. Harry, Bunalo. oS. y" ~Iay 17. lSi,).
Kansas City, Kan,. Feb. 14.1878'1 Kansas City, Kan.
Cameroo. Noah, Fulton Co., N. Y .• April 20, 1831.
Wakaru·a. Dougla. Co .• October
29. 1854.
,Wakaru.a, Dougla.
Co,
Cotton. G. W .• ) efferson Co .• Kan .• May 31,1860.
JefTerson Co • lIJay 31. 11lliO.
\VilJiamstown.
Curter. Alrred, l\la .. s.chusett!, July 12,1837.
Vinland. OctcLer. IHas.
Douglas Co.
Cox, A. n . Knoxville, Tenn., November SO, 1854.
Eudora. I(an .... May 22, lRIiO.
Cruise, J. H., New York. Februnry 10. IHH.
'Vy~ndotle, October 2"~, !tilia.
Wyandotte.
Cruisc, helle A., «'linton, Pa., January 22, IM-t7.
Wyando"e. November 17.1857.
Wyando"e.
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Wyandotte, April :10, IH71.
Canavan, Edward. Ircfand, April ~[),-1H51.
Linn Co , Kan., ~I::ty I, J854.
Cravatt, Eldridge A .. t'hiladclphia. October 11. 1853.
Lawrence. June 9, Ibi9.
C~rter. li[ts. Dicy, Harren CIl .• Ky., July 8, 1824.
Lawrence, April JO, 1855.
Crew, Dan, Lawrence, Decem'.l~r 2·1,1865. ,
Lawrence, December 24. 18G~.
Corel:J. P .• Tazewell Co., Va., February 16.1832.
Wakarusa. Kan • Sept., 1&amp;54.
Core), Susan C., Centre Co., Pn , Dcc~mber 25, 1828. ,'Vakaru~a, May 20. IX.SI).
Corel, Jennie E., DOllJ:la!'O Co., Kan., Apcil20, J858.
I ,VakOlrUS:l, April !!II, 1Xtlij
Corel, Ollie, Douglas Co., February 15, HmO.
I \Vakarus.l, FebruOlry li,. JRfiO.'
Corel, EII:t, Dou~I:\~ Co., Dccem!.er 17. IHU2.
\\'aL.:arus;'\, Decemlll:r 17 Ihli:l.
Corel, Kate, ])Qllt-:Ja" \;0., ~~Olrclt '..7. IHl)!", ~
I \V:d.:aru .... , M:an.:h 'l7. l~tCl.
Corel, James H., DOIIL:las '_0 June S, 11')G5.
• \Vak:lnls:l, June: 0. ISh;j
Corel. Charlev W • Dougla. Co • Uecember 9, 1R1'.&gt;lI.
" W,karu",. Veeomher ~ Il'tlB.
Cord. Anna. Dougb:.: Co., Aug-ust 12. 1870.
)~akaru:o;a, Augu!'it 12. lS70.
Cavanaugh. Thoma. H.:J Vincenne., Ind., Mar. 8, ISH.ISalina. April 22. 1889 .
Chadbourn/ Allen W., vree"ville. 0., July 18, 1857.
Ft. Scott, June 7, IXiiO.
Coole, Wtlh.atn A., St. Lou •• , Mo., March 25 185:l.
Lawreoce ~ovember 2~ 1!'74
Carter, Robert, III., July 21, Ib49.
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Cbadwick, W. W,. liamilto" Co .• 0 .• March 11. 11l:15. Lawrence; oSovember
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Lawrence.
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__• ___ Place and Dale of Sttllmunt. \ Presmt Ruidma
Crane, F. D'l~lonroe Co., Mich., March 2.5, llSaI/.
Chrisman, J. M., Ky., June 12, 1ll39.
Cade, Lizzie W., Matonn, III., November 12. 1869.
Connell, Ho .... rd M., Wyandotte, October 23, U;70.
Cosley, Frank D .. Chambersburg, P •. , Feb 23, 11&lt;12.
Cutler, Florence E., St. Albans, Vt., June 19, l~tit.
Casmire, B. A., Portage Co., 0., September 23, 1858.
CO:lch, John M., Ireland, June 10, IS10.

W yandoue City, Sept. 1:1: Ib&amp;l.
Tecumseh, Kan., Mnr. 12. 1866.
Leavenworth, Nov. IB, 1861.

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Grantville, Kan,
Lawrenco.

Kan ... aka, April 6, 18-';5.
~awrence. 1069.
Lawrence.
lola, AUen Co:..! Sept" 10. 18tl3,
Lawrence.
BloominlttoD, uouglas Co., April
.
Zl.I859.
Chnton.
Corbin. Mrs. A L, New York
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I Lawrence, May 11, 1&amp;)9. [1860 Topeka.
Campbell M. T.} Bloomington~ Ind., May 2, 1847.
. Monrovia, Atchison Co., May,
Lawrence.
Carlson, 1J ,Sweaen, July 25,lelO.
Lawrence July 13, 18tl5.
Emporia.
Cretor, Horace G., }'iaris,lIl., Octoher 10,1857.
Emlloria, April IS, 1B79.
Wyandotte.
Cobb, A, H, Beloit, Wis., AUllust B, 1859.
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Wyandotte, October B, 1859.
Lawrence.
Cramer, N. Augusta, Medway, Mass., Feb. 7. IMr..
Lawrence, May!.'() lll5O.
Lawrence.
Canniff, H. J., Stillwater, N. V., March I, ISH
Prairie City, June 2,1857.
Lawrence.
Culbertson, 'Kat. W., McConnelsville, 0., May IS, 11:1~3. Lawrence, March 16, 11j73.
Culbertson, Howard D:, McConn.lsville, 0., Decem·
.
ber 14,IB;0.
Lawrence, lIfarch IS, 1873.
Lawrence.
CulberuoD, Charles \V., Lawrence, Kan., July 10,1678'1 Lawrence, July 10, IS71:1.
Lawrence.
Carothers, S. N .. Franklin Co., Pa .• Dec. 1O,1&amp;l6
Le"ven ... orth Co., Nov. 2.'i, 185t. I Lc:aven ... orth.
Cartwright,Mrs. Victoria. Angelica, N. V.,Nov. 13,18111 I Lawrence, Kan., May 6, !l!5II.
I Chnton, Kan.
Drinkwater, Mrs. Ida, Mercer Co., Pa., Sept. 29, 11159. Cedar Point, Chase Co., June 17,\
1871.
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Cha&lt;e Co.
Downs, W. F., Seneca Falls, N. V., April1B, 1837.
Wyandotte, February 27, 1SS7.
Atchison.
Dassler, C. F. W., St. Louis, :\Io'bApril S, 1852.
Salina, S.line Co., June, 11:lti1:l,
Leaven ... orth.
Dillard, J.sse, Henry Co., Decem er 16,1821,
Lawr.nce, June, 1908.
Lawrence.
Deal, Mattie K., Ill., February 1:1, ISH.
Lawrence, September, 1t169
1Lawrence.
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Deal, Mabel, Kansas, April 3, 1873.
La ... rence, April a, 1m.
Lawrenee.
Davidson, John R., Jefferson Co., Mo., June 10,1837.
Lawrence. September 25 1854.
. Lecompton.
DavidsoD, Sarah, 0., July 27, 1!!:J:l.
Lecompton, Kan., Sept. 10, 1t!59.
Douglas, Fraok, Clayton, 111., February 27,1838.
Lawrence November 16. 18"9
Lawrence.
Dici&lt;erson, Luther, Wa.hington Co., 0., April 12, 1t!28. Atchison Co .. June ~5. 1851.
Atchi.un Co., Kaa,
Daugherty, G.orge, Me.
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Lawrence, March 20. 1!l67.
9 mls. e. of Lawr'c ••
Daugherty, Lucy T., lIIe., January 29, 1837.
- - , October ~O, 1857.
Dresser. Ben P, Dayton, O. A"ugust 28. 1857.
Lawrence, March, 1864
Lawrence.
Dies, Lcslie Canada, March 8,11:119.
Toueka, April 7. 1879
Kansas City.
llurnghan,1. W. Md., March 3, ISSS.
letTe ..on Co., April I, 1866.
Perryville.
Davis, Willard, ?liadison Co, Ky.
Neosho Falls, September II, IA70. Topeka.
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Duman, Mollie, Bal&lt;lwin'City Kan.
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Stoney Point, November 10, 1859. Vinland.
Duncombe, Wm., New York (:;ty, lIfarch 27,1881.
De Soto, Kan., June IS. 1800.
Vinland.
Day, John W:J. Adams Co., Pa., Ar,rill2, \:'l:j3.
Leavenworth, May B, 1856.
Topeka.
(One of
Drlnk ... ater, urlo H'J L. RaYlvii e, Bradford Co., Pa.,
tne "Old Guard,"
September I, 1835.
Topeka April 13, 11155.
Cedar Point.
Dutton, W. P., Charlestown, N. H., October I, IBI7. Miami Co., March I, 11:l57.
Baldwin City.
Doom, J. C., Dloomingburg, 0., Augu.t 13. 1846.
I.awrence.
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Dawson, W. J., Pitt.burl;" Po. , Aj'ril7, 183t.
Palmyra.
Palmyra.
May
23,
1856.
Dumars. James, Mercer Co., Pa., uly 4.1815.
JIIelvln.
Dale. Nellie F., La ... rence, January lU,IS(J{J
Lawrence.
lawrence, lIfay I, I1j79.
iJraper, E. C., Plymouth, N. H., lIIall. 1&amp;'56.
Clinton.
Clinton Tp., 1851:1.
Dean, James D., Roo, Co .. 0., July lu, 183:l.
Lawrence.
Lawrenc':l.
May
G,
1855.
Duncan, Wesley H., Rockbridge Co., Va., Apr. IS, 11115.
lhldwin City,
Baldwin &lt;.;ity, 1858.
Davis, W. R., Circleville, April I. I~I~.
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Topeka
Topeka, rebruary, 1870.
Downs, S. H., Utica, N. Y., November 14,1839.
Coal Creek, !'lay 21, IS56.
Duman, J. S., Pa., :.tay I, 1851.
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Lawrence, March 1. 1866.
Devereux. John P., WashIngton City, April 29, 1821.
Lawrence.
Dawson t Mrs. Barbara E., Lexington, 0., lS3"l.
Lecompton.
Davidson, James A .. Kr'hOctober 23, :829.
!,ear Lawrence, Nov. II, II:l64.
Deal, Clara E , Philade pia.
l..awrence.
D .. vy, ~lilton, Green Co, Ky., December 25, lsa.~.
Douglas Co., March 15.11171
Johnson Co.
Donovan, Daniel, Cork CD , Ireland, March 17,1825.
IlU Shawnee Co. , March :12, 18.'57 I.awrence.
Donnellr' John, Ireland, July 4,184'.
Illinois, May 4,185~.
. I Lawrence.
Doud, ~ . T. Jr., Pulaski Co., Ind., Feb. 29, 185G.
Miami Co., November J. l~ll3.
.Topeka.
Dix, Edward 1;;., Lawrence, March 21. 1'060.
I)ougla, Co., March 21, IMtiU.
Lawrence.
Hudley, H. S., New Vork, May 10, 18:l0.
Shawnee Co., March, 1857.
Dudley, Guilford, New York, March W; 1835.
~hawnee Co., March 25, 1!!.~.
Topeka.
Dickson, L. A'I Me .• October 7, 1S2.,).
Douglas Co., November 10, t&amp;'&gt;4. Osage Co.
Dobbins, Dr. R., Ind' l May 13, 1828.
Olathe, Augu" 4, 1870.
Lawrence.
Daniels, J G., Spring"eld, Mass., September IS
- - , May, 11&gt;.0.
Davis, Joseph R., Brown Co., 0., February Zl. 1832.
Emporia, November 2.1868.
Lyon Co.
Davis, Caroline G., Brown Co., 0, May 27, 1!!.'l7.
Emporia, March I, 1871.
L.,.on Co.
[Co.
D.u«~e. Mrs. ~ • \~estmorehl.nd Co., ~a -I May 18,1sa:;. Lawre.nce •. Aprsl7, JH.rJ.5.
KanwRka, DOtlglu
DI~klDson. lIf .. s Ph,lena F., ~[o., April IH,l~G/).
Uald'wlD City, March, 1~6U.
Baldwin City.
Dnsdom, Bedford, Ky., June 4,ISlS.
Shawnee MI"ion, March, 1t!3.3.
Lawrence .
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Burlingame.
. Drew, John.
Dickinlon, S, S., Oswego Co., N. Y .• Sept. Zl, 1837.
Lawrence, September 10, 1865.
Larned, Pawnee Co
D~yereux! E. C., April 10,1847..
Wyandotte, October III, 18.'50.
'Topeka.
D"I\~n, MISS lIfammle, Pa., Apfll18, 1859.
Council Grove, Sellt, 10. I~U'.
La .... r.nce.
Dav .. , Mary An.~, Am~le Tp., N. V., August SI, 11105. Hlanton' •. Hridie, May 22,1851.
Rock Creek.
Denton, Shelly w., lIflddlefield, O .• June 11,1859,
Traveler.
Lawrence.
Draper, Wm., New V?rlr., Aug,:"t 5.11;.11.
Clinton, Doug. Co., April ~6,l855. Kanwaka.
Oraper, B. A., New \ ork. April 15,18:15.
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Clinton, April 2U, 1&amp;')5
Kanwaka.
D!'u!'n, J. W • Ill., July 20, 1~4S.
Dougl •• Co., March I. IS'i7.
Douglas Co.
D!ckmson, C. W., Mo., January 20, 1834.
Baldwin City, November 10,1864. Baldwin City.
DIllon... Wm , ~., September 2:1,1&amp;15.
Lawrence, April 15,18U9.
Lawrence.
Dati, &lt;.;. C.,-Glrard Co., Ky. ,January 5,1!l61.
Le:lvenworth, March 1.I!klI:l.
Dessr~y, A. B., France, June 2, 1 8 4 6 .
LawlOnce. IS6H.
Leavenworth.
Douthitt, James V. ' Topeka, March 24, 1&amp;58.
Topeka, March 24, IIl.'iI:l.
Topeka.
Dawson, n F .. VI~O Co , Ind., Dec. ~, 18'29.
Topeka, September l:l, 1855.
Topeka.
Dawson, Mrs. B. 1., m., May 25.184.1.
Topeka September 12 11155
Topeka.
D!ck, Will S., Pa, Marcn I, UlUl.
Lawren'ce, September'12. 108.
Grant Tp.
DIck, Harri', Pa., June I, 1~63.
Lawrence September I" 1878' jOrant Tp.
Dick, George, Pa., August 20, 1885.
Lawrence' September 12' 18-8'
Grant Tp.
I)isn~y, J. C., Ire and, August.15. 1834
Topeka, ~iareh 26,1855.' , .
Topeka.
Deenng, lIf ... Corneha J., Elgin. Ill., Oct. 27, lSU
Pr.ir;e City Nov 30 11l.'i7
North Lawrence.
D~I., A W., Fitchburg, Mas •. , March 4, 1831i.
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L ..... r~nce ~1arch· 15 '1&amp;"&gt;tI'
Osage Co.
Dm$more", Frank F, ind., April 3,1851.
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Lawrence'! Novemb~r 10. '1&amp;57.
Lawrence.
Dudley, &lt;.;oleman, Putnam Co., N. V., Nov. 12, 1818.
O.awatomie June 10 1&amp;'56
Topeka.
Dean, W. A., 0., September 2:1, 1862.
Clinton 181ii1
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Dean, Ollie, South Salem, U., June 2'l, 18611.
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Clinton.
Dow. Mary, I:!ourdown, l\te., t-fay 1U, 1~
D~uglas Co:. November S. 1854.
Dole, lIlartha E. Indianapolia, Aprill,l83d.
WIllow Springs, October 2.1857.
Dav~', S. C., Ind., November 20, 1855.
Shawnee, Jar.uary 2.1, 1877.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. :'fay 21. 1/%';.
DavIS, J. L., m., lulv 12,1836.
Lawrr.nce.

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Durubauch, M.,-·P-a., October 21,1&amp;&gt;4.
Darragh, James W., Ky., October 7, 1837.
Dory Mn D. H., Cleveland, 0, D ...'eonber 11,1&amp;15.
Dudl~y, Mary E., Greenwich, Conn:, June 10, 1!!4~.
DUdley, Amanda, Hastings, .Minn., Aultust 17•• &amp;58.
Doddndge, John S .. Ind., March 16. 1~18.
Dickinson, navid, Green Co., Ky., July 13, 1800.

D&lt;l/~ oj &amp;"um~~t'l Prtsmt R~JidmC(

ILawrence,
Belle Plaine, Sumner Co.
}o"'ebruary, 11\79.
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April S, ISG7.
Topeka, April M,

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Lawrence, October 10, IS68. (1!IIlO.: L ..... renc ••
Oskaloosa, J elrersoD Co., Apr. 10, Topeka. (Died Oct.
5,11i79.)
Doaa A., Mass., N ovemb.r 2'J, IS26.
Topeka, April 2. ISS5.
Topeka.
Deechmann F .. Germany November~, 1M:31.
Lawrenc., April 18, 1&amp;;7.
Lawrence.
Oavis,,,E. W., Kosciusku Co., Ind., !September 9 Isn. Pal.rmo, floniphan Co .Nov.,I85!).
Dean, C. D., Dougl",. Co., Kan .• S.ptember 11, 1:!51!. . Douglas Co., S&lt;pt. 11 Iti58.
Clinton.
Disbrow, E., Conn., March ZT, IM:''7.
I Lawrence. October 15, U!54.
Clinton.
Disbrow, B. B., New York, August 28, IS29.
Clinton, May 12,1855.
Clinton.
Disbrow, C. V .• Clinton, Kan., Uecember :11,1859.
Clinton. D.cemb.r HI; 1Il59.
Clinton.
Oisbrow, Lulu E .• Clinton, Kan. January 25, 1M&amp;!.
Clinton, January 25,IHIH.
Clinton.
Disbrow, Frank H., Clinton, Kan., Augu .. :l3,1872.
Clinton, August 23. urn.
Clinton.
Davidson, Mrs. DaVId, Ky .• December I, 1852.
L.nape, August II. IMIJ!!.
Near Tonganoxie.
Davidson, J)avld .• Mo., August 25, 1851.
Douglas Co., III arch 21. 1853
N .ar Tonganoxie.
Dickson, N.ttie A., Kansas, October 17,1856.
Wakarusa, October 17,1656.
Lawrenc ••
Dobbinl. Mrs. Amelia H , Harbor Creek, Pa., Octo- .
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Lawrence. October 15. J~GIl
' Lawrenc.
Darnall, Callie, Bainbridge. Ind., Octob.r 12. 18tl!.
Raid win CitybNovernber 17. IS71. Baldwin City.
Doane, Levi A., Spencer, Mass .• February 13, lKaO.
Neosho Co., ccembcr 4, 1869.
Lawrence.
Doane, Laura A., Spencer, Mass., March 25, 18~0.
Neosho Co , December 4, 18UII.
Lawrenc •.
Deal, 1. W .. Shippensburg, 1'a., January 2'l, IS~ll.
Junction CIJ.' Octob.r ~I:! I~U9.
Lawrellce.
Downs, A. D., Seneca Falls, N. Y., January, IM24.
Wyandotte. une I Il:!r&gt;ll.
Wyandotte.
Dodd, T. W., Ouincy. III., December H. 1~r7.
Lawrenc~. ovember :.!fl, )871.1
Armurong.
Ducit, b:t.nicl. Cenler Tp., P:l., August2a. U:~20.
Lawrellce, July 10. J,~J7.
Cliuton.
Dutton; A. M., lSath, III., AUI:USl au, Ib50
Lawre"c., J une ~I, ISo)!;.
Dutton, Mary A., Portland, Me .• January 20, HU7.
Lawrence, June 7, IM~.
Lawrence.
D.an, F M., Clinton, Kansas, August 17,18&amp;1.
Clinton·, August 17,ISti3.
'Clinton.
Davis, I W., P.iersburg, III., September'17,l!I28.
Franklin, February 'l7,18frl.
I.awrence.
Dallas. Cheste~ E. Sewellville, 0., 18[,0.
naldwin, Dougl.. Co , 18511.
Baldwin.
Dunmire, \V. ~f., Hall. Pa., Seotemu~r 3, 1809.
Leavenworth, February I, lSo.~.
Tong'anoxie.
Dunmire, J., AID. M ..uch I!!, HHL
Leavenworth Co., ... d, 1,1865. Tonganoxie.
Demming', IN. D., La Grange Co., Ind., Dec. 20, 1855. Lawrence, Octoner 4, 1~ti5.
Lawrence.
vavis, J. A
Leavenworth,I/i;;6.
Wyandotte.
DnllOney, Nel.on, Williamson Co., Tenn.
Topeka, April 10, 1M76.
Lecompton.
Douglas, W. W .. Peru, Ind, July2l!, I~(i.~.
Top.b, Iti6!!.
Lawrence.
Douthitt, James V., Topeka, March 2J. 1ll5M.
Topeka, IIlarch 24, 11:158.
Topeka.
Davis J. to, Topeka, December 25, I~'i~.
Topeka, May 20, IM7G.
Topeka.
DouG(as, James, Xenia, 0., March 4, l~:(!:t.
Shawnee Co., December, IRa;.
Topeka.
Dutton, 1II. R., Litchfield Co., Conn., :'Io,y 15.1829.
I·J.ffersnn Co., !IIarch ~'O, 1S55.
Topeka.
Dutto'!J Marion H., Wayn~ Co., N. Y., Sept. 20, IH'.!8. Jefferson Co .. :'Ilar.h:!ll, 1855.
Topeka.
DelluM. Pet.r S., Culumlnana Co., 0., Nov. II, I1!.'i7.
Salina, August IH, lRiM.
])ougla&lt; Co.
Dole, Artemas W., Fitchburg, Mass., March 4, 18.85.
Lowrence, IIlarch 15,1856.·
M.lvern, Osage Co
Dill, Wm., Hillsboro'. 'J., AprillU, 1!!4U.
Leavenworth. Sept. 22 l~ti9.
Leavenworth.
Dershern, John A., Pa.
Black Jack, February~. 1859.
Lawrence.
De:!.l. Kalie D .• Shippensburg', Pa.
l..awreIH:e. January. uno.
Lawrence.
Davis, G. W., Orlea~s Co.,:-&lt; Y., October 7, 183!I.
10skoloosa, April ZT, 1:!5I!.
J Perry
Dickinson, L. E., Ky., :'larch ai, I~:;'.
Baldwin City, November 10, IS!H. Baldwin City.
Deming, B. H., Ind .. AU\l:uot 9,18tH.
La ... rence, Spring of 1~65.
Lawrence.
Deming, N. P., C~outauqua Co., N. Y., Aug. 1,1M26.
Law«nce, Octoher 22,·1865.
Day, S. A'I New Alhany, Ind., November 4, 18J2.
Fort Scott, March H. IW9 ..
ForI Scott.
Dunnelly, james. Ireland, D.cember
11110.
l.awrence, April a. 1S57. .
Lawrence.
Davis, John C., nloomington, January H Jti58.
I..wr.nce, January 14, IHrJH.
Clinton.
Daniels, C, R., Essex, N. Y., August 12,'11114.
Black Jack, Douglas Co., Sept.
15.1807.
Black Jack.:
Deskins, John. Va. F.bruary 2.~, 1810.
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. Lawrence.
D~vis. Thomas C., ~urjli1m, lie., Sept~mber 8, )809.
Topeb,
June 24.1873
. Topeka.
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1
J)lSb~ow, W. D., Chnton Co., 0., ~'ebruar)' 1o, IM:JIJ.
Shawnee Co., Octoher 0,1&amp;'58.
Topeka.
D~lSt:ll, Mrs. Af:lrietta, Toledo, 0., !\tarch 6, Hs:-lX.
Leavenworth, Sept. 'l7 l!!.j8.
D,eh ..• !&gt;f ... Charlotte, W.ukesha, Wi •. , ~rar. 30; I!ISO. Leavenworth. May 1, i&amp;57. .
Dowoell, J., Ind .. January 2:J. 18'2:1.
l.exington Tp., Nov. I 1858.
Olathe.
Doane, Frank A .• 1Ia ... , January 29, ·}i6'l ..
Osage Mission, ·Dec. IS; IMu9.
Lawr.nc •.
J)utton, J. B., Walo; 0., Septemuer ~, 1!l'17.
Fairmount, Leavenworth Co.,
lIIay
I,
1~64.
Fairmount.
Dutret, L., CheSler Co., Pa .• Decemher d, 1834.
Lawr.nce, Aprol 7, 11:155.
K
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Davenpo,!, Blanc.he, New York, Feuruary:l9, I!lOI,
L:~~e~lc~..
Draper, G. W., 1 exal, January 17. 181i:1.
Lawrence.ISII4.
Auilene
Dean, Thomas J., 0., November IS, 1MaS.
Atchison COl lIlay I, 1857.
l.ynn C~'k Topeka
Duncan, IIIrs. C. S., Harrodsburg, Ky., 18ZT.
Lawrence, ~ a.y 11, 1l)55.
I.awrence .. '
•
Duncan, Lucetta D., Lawrence, January 7, IS63.
Lawr.nce,
january
7,
IM63
Clinton
D!Jncan. Charles S., Lawrence, february 4,.1860.
Lawrence, }t'cbruary 4. IBfiO.
Lawren·ce.
DIckson, C. H., Mass., August lIl, 18:lD.
6 mIs s. Lawrence, Mar. ~1, Id55 •Quenemo Doug Co
Down.ard, Ed., England, F.bruary 27, 18.'l7.
Elwood, 1db9.
topeka. '
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DennIS. Wm . .
Dean, R. A., Salem, Ross Co., 0., Novembe, 2,1821.
Clinton,
June
I.
1~.17.
Clinton.
Dean, ~1. N., Ross Co. 0., July 9, 18ZT.
r.lonton. July J5. 1857.
Clinton.
DeMos., J. A., Ind., Fe&amp;ruary 6, 1!l5!J.
lola, Kansa., 186~.
E;astey,F'". H., Rockfo_rd, III., ~eptember ZT, 1859.
~reat Hend, Sept. 7, una
Great !lend.
ELerh'''LA., Pa., IIJ:l;).
Douglas Co., l~.
El::gen, . F., Center count.y, Pa., 1848.
Jefferson County,I&amp;l9.
Hays City, Kan.
1::",ery, James S., Industry, lIle
r)~uglas
Co , S.ptemb.r 14, 1854. Lawrence.
Even., Levina, Randolf Vt., December 2, ISOI;.
I Sherman. I.ca.venworth Count y ,/
Apnl 1, IH72.
L.avenworth Co
,.
Ecke, Josephine, Germany, January 11 IJJ3'i
Lawrence, July a, Itlo)I:J.
Lawr.nce.·
Ecke, Josi., Kansas, M.rch ~I). I~U2.'
.
Lawrence.
Lawrence
Ecke, Amelia, Kansas. November 4. ISOR.
L~wren~c.
Lawrence.
Eh~eU, Mary G.,England, October 9, 1~~'7.
~1 ... ou" IIby I, ISH.
Vinland.
Elliot, Mary, Cahforni:l, J line;) 1~2a.
- - , )uly J7, J865.
Elliott, lohn, Buckfastleigh, E':~lan" April 15 1113:1
Topeka, Decemher 15. IPflH.
Topeka.
E:uon, Gertrude, New~ Haven, Vt., J;lauaq' 2..'i: 18U2:
Ru&gt;sell, Kan.J Dec. 26. 1070.
ES(.dbroolc. Lucy, \Veston, ~(;aS5
.
Russell.
Eberhart. Emma J., Crawrord c~unty. p;}., Nov S,'S:! - - , April i&gt;. JM6;j.
Franklin.£ounty, June, 1!!56.
Vinland.
Epley, Jam .. , PenDsylv.nia, Augu.t :1, IMlU.
--,IOVI.
Eudora.
EII,·eU. Charley, Galena, 111., December ~5 18!1:j
Vinland.
Edwards, Willoa~, Wellington. England, J~ly
II!38. Near La\"rence, )&amp;)5.
Lawrence. October, IB'nJ.
Lawrence.
Edward., Cathanne A., June 2U, I~JO.
Lawrence.
Eckman, D 1\1., Lancaster, Pa., February 25 I&amp;')S
Elias, Gideon, Huntingdon county, Pa., Aug'. !!ti,1831. Lea..v~nwo~(h Co., ?-rIar. 10, 1870. La",·rencc.
Pr:llrle City, DOllglas County I
.April), 1857.
.
Wash ngton
EI!al, I.ab.eUa C., Hunt!ngd~n Co .• Pa., Dec. 16,1832.
i Wash ngton Creek.
Ehas, JUniata A., Pr:urle Cuy, Kan., janna.JY ti, l~. ~raorle C!ty, April I, 11:157.
Creek.
I r31rJe Cny . .
I \Vasn n~COQ Creek.

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Emerson, J. R • 7\laryland, February U, lK·ti.
l Lccomptun, i\larch 31, 1S.=,s.
Eiuemiller, C. ~f .• Mi:ulI&amp; ~a\lntYI U .• (ktohcr I, lK41. i \VyaruJotu:. Match 1, Ih70.
Edwarus, T. H., Charleston, Pl. .• November H, UHU. \ Larned, June J5, IM75.
Edward-, W. C .. Charleston. l'a .• Apro! 12.185.1
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Il.arned.january ll, l~j6.
Ela. Ch:ulcs N., Leu;\oon, N. H., ApnlZl, IM3U.
Lawrcm.:e. Sept. 15, Il"lfiU.
Elam. E ,Tennessee January 20, i8:'!~.
BO\lrbon Co., January:l, 1861.

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Elam. Elizabeth. Missouri. August 18.1843.
. Ilourbon Co., jaouary 2,1&amp;;1.
Douglas COUl'ty, April 13, 1&amp;;4.
Elam, Edward. Kansas, Apri, 13, I~ti~.
ELerhart, H. S., Mercer c(..unty, Pa ~ May 20, JK3l.
Lawrence, June ]5, 1~1.
Eidemiller. A. G.; Frederick City, Md .• Aug. 22. 1833., Lawrence. june 16. IHu7.
r:!dem!ller, M. J:. Tr~y, Ohio. February 10, IH35.
Lawrence, August I. 18U7.
Eldemliter, Nelhc ]..... floy, U.
Lawrence.
Eidemiller, M:;agg e R.
Lawrence.
Ellison. A. G., ~t. Thomas, Can., March U. 1~60.
North Lawrence. IHG9
Ellis, E. Lew1s county, N. Y., February 14, 1tH8.

Elliott, j . G .• Ohio, Septemher 24.18,'.2.
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EI .. on. John, Wayne county. Ind., Jllne 13, 181:'!.
Elston, 'l::Hza H.,' Auburn, ~(e., Novemher a. 18a4.
Etberington, Thomas, Durham, Engl.nd, Aug. 4,1l:!27.

. Earl. George F , Massachusetts, February 11, 11!."H.
Euic, Emanuel, .Missouri, l~.
Eberhart. Paul C., Butler county. Pa., April a, 1838.
Roke •. F. J •• Germ:1nia, July 19, 11l31.
EClwards, Mrs. C I••• Hadley. Ma .... March 2, 1Sl!7.
Edwards, Vir!;inia S .• Southampton.Ma ••.• Dec. 1:1. '04.
~n!:lisht.. D~vld C : District ofl..olumbia. Mar. ~O. 1!153,
Elholl, l~. G., IndIana. July 2;1. lij2S.
Elliott, Hattie A., Ohio.

Topeka -

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Lawrence.

Kansas City. Mo.
Luned.
Topeka.
Doul:l .. Co.
Douglas Co.
\ DOIIgias Co.
Willow Spring ••

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Lawrence, October, 1::;6,1).

Clinton. Sept&lt;mber:.!, I~i~.
John&lt;oo County. Oct 17,1J;:i7.
LJouglas County, Nov.:I, 18&amp;t.

Ridgeway, Osage Co .• July 20,
UsS7.
Lawrence, Sept. 13, 1854.
Lawrence, 1801
Douglas County, June 20, lS54.
Lawrence. April ~K, 11l57.
Lawrence, September 211, 1&amp;16
I.~wrencc, Sc:ptemher 2U, l&amp;iU.

Lawrence.

North Lawrence.
Leavenworth Co.
t:Hnton.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Ridl(eway .
EI Dorado.
Lawrence •.

Dougla. Co.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Leavenworth Co, May 20, Hfl0 .• Jefferson Co.
J eft'erson Co.
Lawrence, Nov. 15.18.&gt;1.
J efferaon Co.
Lawrence, November, It157.
Wakarusa Tp.
Hutler Co., October 4, 11166.
Evett. \Vi11ia.m, Lockland, 0., June 1, 1825.
Lawren-:c.
Evans. \Villiam J .• Pithburi, .fa • November 25, 1:152. Lawrence, April 10, IMIl5.
Vinland.
Elwell. S. R .• 6hio, Novemuer 23, 181U,
IWillow Springs. Dougla. Co.,
Eberhart, Obadiah, We.tmoreland counlY. Pa.
Willow Spring ••
'\
April 16. 1859.
Kanwab. May ao. 1855.
Emery, Charles C., Saco, !.let May 30, 1830.
Kanwab,
September
19.
1857,
Emery, Ann" C .• Saco. :'Ie.. uly 10. l~~).
,Lawrence, AprillU, 1857.
.
Lawrence.
Evans. Thoma •• East South \ ale',june ltl. IIj2~.
jefferson Co.
John&lt;on County, February.
Ehlon, Mr.. R. \.: .• Kansa'. February H, 1!j57.
EI.ton, R. C , Olathe. July a, le07.
Willow Spring •.
Willow Sprin" •• Sept l!J, 18U1.
Eberhart. Saty. IIlolltgomery. O.
\. Hutchinson. Nov. 17, 1,,68.
Clifton.
English. Thoma. A •. Indiana .December 14.IB·~O.
Dougla. Co.
Edney, F.j., Woodsfield. OhiO. January 21. 1s.38.
awrencl:. June 10, 1:;7:-1;
,Kanwaka, ~larch 15, 11l55.
Evans, Henry. Massachusetts, January 1U, 1~2M.
Lc:wcnworth, March, 18.)7.
I.C!lvenworth.
Eddy. George A , New York. l!l3t.
Leavenworth, November, 181Ml.
Leavenworth.
Eddy. Mrs M. L,. Ohio.
Leavenworth Co .• Scpt. ~. lRljIj
Leavenworth Co.
Edg",r, \Y. 1., Greenbrier county, Va., May l!), lij5(}.
9 mls. s. l.awrence, June 12, I~. lJouJ;la. Co,
Eucrhart. I. J .• Pennsylvania, Sep. 8, I,,;a.
Vinlanu. .
L;.\wrence, July "I, Ib7U .
. Ellwell. J. K., Galena, illinois. Obtober 2S, IHliO.
1. \Viiliamslown, Jefferson County, L~wrcncc.
Essow. G. T., Canau:\ We.t, February ~~. 1856.
!
March, I~IH.
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Gre.t Bend.
Eastey. F. H .• Chicago. Illinois. September 27. 11l59. 'Sedalia, Mo .• Sept. 7. 11li2.
Wichita.
Emmert, D. n.• New Cumberland. Pa., Aug 1, H~:JU !Topeka, August 15. 1859.
I.awrc:ncc.
Edwards, C. L.., SOluhampton. Mass., Oct. lU, Its:2M.
: L~wrence. ~ov. :!H. l~;;j.
Mount.! City.
Ely. A. F. Susquehannah Co .• P. , Dec. ~!. 11j;;!j .
'I ~Iound City. Sept. I, IH67.
OttaW::l.
Embry. Josephine A., Northc~5t Pa .• Jan. 17, iI''I·!.
Lawrence. Nov. I:!. 185~.
Embree, A., Fayetteville, Indi:lna, January 2'2, IH.5u.
Eudora. August !!l. 1870.
Eudora.
Eldridge, Wm. T .• Ber\c,hire Co .• ~1ass. Dec. 2;), IK:Jl.;CI;ntnn, DOIII:". Co., Mar. 1M, 1870. Clinton
~:theringtou. Alhert, Kansas, March 11. JHU~.
I Ril1!:eway.
Topeka.
Fos;er, W. S .• Indiana, March -no I~".;j.
! Leavenworth City. I'·eb., IM~6.
Mecli:l, Kall~a!ll.
Fox,james W .• Ohio, February 2~, 1!i-l3.
:Topeka. (Jct. 14. 11:156.
Toueka.
Fis.her~ Pe,ter, Glasgow, ScotJand. ,\ugust 'ZI, HtW.
IITupek~, 1~~7.
Topeka.
Fairchild. r A .. (owa, July:::2, 185~
Hulton, 1&amp;1,.
Topeka.
Franci., John. Norfolk. England. April 2~, 11l.'r7.
I' Lykins Co .• Sept. 20, IIl5Ii.
lola. Allen Co.
Francis. [;., Jone,boro. Indiana, March:.l, 11:&gt;11.
Allen Co .• July 5. I~HU.
lola, Allen Co.
Fry, John, England, November 25. IM:t2.
Lawrence, Nov. 1, lHoj4-.
Linwood.
Falley, George M .. Mt. Gilead, Ohio. ~Iay 4, 1855.
Lawrence, !\lay I, 11157
Dougla. Co.
I'lIlu, Henry. Indiana. May 12. 1189.
Frazier. M .• Rockville. Indiana, May 30,1815.
Lawrence, ~!ar. 1,1877.
Dout:1as Co.
Filley, H. W., Cleveland. Ohio, June 0, I~IU.
Lawrence. 1\[ar., um;:t.
Burlingame;
FIIJ.;:\tC, J. W .• South COlrolina, May'!, 1S32.
Douglas Co., May 6. lNG/I.
Lawrence:.
Finley, l{i ;haro. Ashfield, Ontario, June 22. IBStJ.
Pnrallel, K:lII , April I, 11170.
Baldwin City.
~'oster, Frank S., Bloomfield, Iowa, Nov .• 12. 18U3.
Ellsworth. Ellsworth Co:. Mar
187U.
Lawrence.
Fitzp~trick, J.·C .• Agency City, Iowa. Jan. G,18t7.
Osawatomie, Feb. 5, 11&gt;59.
Lawrencc.
Fitz. ~fary Ann, Vinlaod, Kans:Ls, December 25.1858. ,Stony Point.
Vinland, Kan!f.as.
Fitz, !\lrs. G. \'w'., Limerick, Ireland.
Vinland.
Fitz, Laura A Vinland. Kansa~. :\larch 27, 181)6.
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Vinland.
Fitz, Almira \V., Vinland, Kansas, December 0, lliti3.
, Vinland.
Fbnery. C. T .• Virginia, Augu,t H.IM59.
Finch. H. 0 .• Monroe Co. '. Ohi,!, ;,tay ai, 1821.
·r efferson Co .• Mar. la, HIM.
Foster,jame. P .• Ross Co .• 01110. January 19.1835
Ibougias Co., Mar IMliS.
Douglas Co.
I':o&gt;ter. M. F., Ros. Co .. O~i? Jllly 30. IXIII.
[)OllJ(la. Co., April, 1~1i!j.

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I'r..:y, llcnry. Swelt:./: l{cpullhc, llct:clllucr:.!H UU7.
J.:?rce, Jenme to:., ~Iarch. Engbnd, ~elHuary 5, UH5.
~.,,,dley.

Lawreucc, Aug. IMU-t.
L.awrence, June 21,1870.

L:lwrence.

W. F., T?ayt?n, Penn.ylvanla, Augu.t2~,IJ;:ii. - - . Apnl21. It!13.
I:!etch&lt;r. Mary b., RI!'ley, 01110, February 21, lH;JO.
!Prairie City, 1056.
1:!e1d, A. H., Peterborough,~. H .. December ZI,1!!lO'lwak.lrusa Tp .• 1809
Wakarusa Tp , ltili9.
f.'eld. Jane E., Va~.aboro. ~I:.,"e. June 2i, 1621.
hllcett.~. F., I~d!ana AUl(lIst 1.2, IS25.
Palmyra. ~hr. 18, 10.;7.
r:lIg:lIe. \ .. Vlrglnl:l, :--I:\y 10, JH(j~
Lawrence, Nov. 11, 1~75.
far!ell, ro~n. Ireland, August 9,1849.
. Reno, AUI:". I. 18UI.
foehn, Fravla, Buffalo, New York, October]6 lS6U
Lawrence 1uly 4 181iO
~i,:,cher, A. 'f., C;olumhia coun[y, Pa., Augu~t 12.18017. Lawrence: Janua;y 17,'1869.

II Palmyra.

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'Topek •.
Blltlinlo:nme.

rntshe.

Frcdenck,

l.:\chsen, Altenburg

February 28 182U:

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German\'

' . , Topeka. October 20. 1866.
nUTlingnote, l\1:\y lJ, l~·O.

~.1rrar, ~trs D. K .. Spnngficlfl, 111.. Nov. :.m, 1~-40.
~~'II:!:. M!s. John. \Vc!'o(on, M:lss., j:lnllOlry ;), IM27.
~ltl', E. G., Ma"~:lchtlsctls, OC.loocr lV. JM.!jJ

''!ote. A. H., Middlefield. OhiO. Dec. :l4.1R3~.
I'I!nn, Ella •.Lobon. January In. 18.0.
Flinn, Jennl'·,.1... awrenct:, October 10, 1860.
I'orney j W .• 1.ancaster. Pa., September MO, 11117.
~arnsworth. H. W .• yermont.. OClo~er I~. 1~16.
1'.o.r1e~clle, W. M.~ P~lladelphla. Apn! 1, 1835.
rllck, Gcor~e,.lJhn('lI., Janu .... ry 5 UW2

Fellow., FranCIS \V , Attleboro. Ma5:l' J Jan. '.:.7, IN.29.

"1 all h:ll t:l 11 , March 17, Hs:;5.
IDollgb.~ CUl..uty. It!;)r).
/Lawrence, ~Iuch ~J, 1~(J6.
Lawrence, December i3 1~!lll,
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Topeka, ~lay I~, 1856.
IL&lt;:IVeliworth, Augu,t 11, 18GII.
Lawrence, O-:tober 19, J&amp;.iIJ.
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McPherson Co.
Prairie Ciay.

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I.awrence.

Il.eavenworth.
!\tb

N Y

i.a:rn/~c'e:·
Manhallnn.
Vinlanc.J.

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
L:\wrence.

Philadelphia.
Topeka

Leavenworth.
jHutchinllun, June 1, Hn~.
Lawrence.
/Ollt:uio. JackJton County Sept./
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ILawrence, June 7. 1~7M.

Faa., Gultay A., Philadelphi., Pa .• :March 6, I~·IM.
FFa.a., Hel 7n S., Allentown, Pa ..! J.nu.ry 17, lHOU.
hnn, Juha G., Callad., July lu, lIiIIO.

Lawrence, J\lne 7, IM78.
Lawrence.

Fugat e Mrs. J. W., Griggsville, lllino .. , May 12,.!8:19.
Field, JL. A , ba venport. Iowa, October bO. ISSB.
~·oster. Richardr T~bor, Iowa, July IS. IK58.
~'OSler, Suard, Lincoln, Nebraska, August II. 1tltl3.
Forbe., Char Ie. F., Drookfield, Mass, Jan. 25. lSI:';.
Frazier, Mr. Olive L., Ridh'e Farm, 111., Aug 12, 1!!53.
Farrell, Thomas, Ft. Bliss, Texas, Julyl, 1856.
Fraukhll, Wilson, Ten'-essce, about 1829.
Fortu_", Riley, North Carolina, !l!1l.
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Foster, F. R., Pennsylvania, April!, IS3l.
Foster M. B, Pennsylvania, Augu.t 10, 1835.
Fellows, Ca..... Cahaba, Alabama, December 18, 11000.

Ruidmu

I-L-a-w-r-e-n-c-e.---Lawrence.
,I.awrence.

Lawrence, M,uch I, 1876.
Dlue Rapids, Sept. 29, 1870.
Osborne count Y'jUl y ,.I87l.
Osborne County, uly 1~, 1t170.
DDuglas County, anuary I, 1Si9.
Lawreuce, lIbrcb 1. 1l!77.
Leavenworth Co., August; 1861.
Lawrence, 1861.
Eudora, 18HI.
'I'opeka, November 9. ISM.
Topeka, Septemoer ~'O, 1857.
Ontario. Jachon County, Sept. I,

LawreDce.
Lawrellc •.
Osborne Cily.
Osborne City.
Lawrence.
Dougl., Co
Leavenworth Co.
Lawrence.
Eudora.
Topeka Tp ..
Topeka'l'p

1~69.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, February 12,1879.
ShelbiDa, Mo.
Lawrence, July Ill, 11l6!I.
Leavenworth Co., Nov. 6.1877. North Lawrence.
North Lawrence. Oct. 211, 1806.
North Lawrence.
Lawrence, April, ItI70.
Fall Leaf.
Topeka,
July
25.
1!n'9.
Topeka.
Forema.n, ames B., Xenia. 0 .• September 1, 1851.
Willow Springs.
Fiu, GeorKe T., Cambridgeport, Mass., Feb. Id.I11-13. Palmyra, Nov. 12, 1859.
Palmyra Tp., Douglas Co., May.
.
Fiu, Mrs.. L. E, Mercer county, Pa., Feb. 9, 1847.
Willow Sprtng.,
21, 1856.
Shawnee Co.
Farnsworth, Charles, Groton, Mas •.• February 5, 1822. Topeka, Nov .. 1854.
Lawrence, July 5,1870.
La"1 rencc .
.
Foley, Peter. ~lis.ouri, March 23, IS60.
Riley Co., 18U1.
Riley Co.,Randolph
Freyhofer. Jacob, Switzerland, 1806.
North
Topeka,
H!&amp;!.
North
Topeka.
l.·cnsky, Herman, Prussia., Id4.3.
Clinton.IHfl7.
Riugew·y,O.ageCo.
FalKner. Daniel, Ohio. November 15, IHUt
Clinton, IM7.
Ridgeway.
Falkner, A. C ,Ohio, May 17, I&amp;')t!.
Lawrence,
IH68.
Tonganoxie.
Frazier, C. N •• Indiana
Peabouy,
April
I,
IS7K.
l'e.bouy.
Feister, ]. ~I., Lanc:lster Co .• Pa .• Deccmbor 17. l~la.
Atchison, Nov. 22, 18S;.
Wyandotte.
Foster, Mr&lt;. M A .. Bristol, Conn., July ~6. 1812.
Lawrence, May ~, 186~.
Lawrence.
Flinn, George. Ontario Canada, February l!l. 18:.lO
Lawrence,
April
25,
l&amp;:;n.
Lawrence.
Fillmore. H. S., New Brunswick, Novenlber 25,1833.
Reno Co., June 15. 1857.
~·Ioating.
Fielus, Michael, P~iladelphia, January I, IS19.
Lawrence,
·l\tar.
10,
)8115.
Lawrence.
Flukr, W. W., Ohto, Oc:. 4. Jlfa,
La.wrence, June 9,1677.
l.awrence.
Fry, M. Lulu, Shelby, 0., September 9, 1864
Lawrence. June 9,1877.
Lawrence.
Fry, E. E., Ohio.
Douglas Co. 'June 17. Ib'77.
Lawrence.
Fry, !IIrs. M. B , Richland connty, 0., April, UHI.
Douglas
Co.,
.n.
17,
1877.
Lawrence ..
Fry, T. 10:., Crawford county, 0 .• October 12, 183:1.
Lawrence, 1Hti9.
Lawrence.
Flinn, Annie, Florence, Can., lHOO.
Lawrence,
1~60.
Lawrence.
Flinn, Juli:1 G., Canada,It4J.~.
Lawrence, Sept .• 18f)5
Lawrence.
Finney, Frank, ~h. Vernon, Ohio.
Shawnee
Co.,
Feb.
27.
1854.
Shawnee
Co.
Jo'rceland, 1. S, Owens county, Ind .. AUGust 7. 18211.
Monmouth.
Freeland. ~lar)' J., VermillioD, 111 , November 25.1832. Shawnee Co., Aug. 13.1857.
Palmyra. Mar. I, 1857.
Wyandotte Co.
Frye. D. F., New Hampshire, May l!), 1831.
--,11).0.
.
Fletcher, Clara A" Kansas, February 13.
Dougl ... Co., Kan
O,!u~las Co., Mar. 1H. 11157.
Faucett, Mary E., Kentucky, January 10, 1l!36.
.
Lawrence.
.
Wllhamsburg, Aug. ~O, 1S69.
Fogle, Ella.
Lawrence.
Farnsworth, Mr~. A. C., Piqua~ 0., December 20,1852. Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence,
~[ay
6,
1~5.
Fluke, Fannie, !\ft. Pleasant, Ia., July IS, ItI70.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. Oct. 16. 1869.
Flint~n. William J .• Hi;&lt;atc, Vt .. March 19,11j49
Lawrence, Douglas Co., July 4,
Fuel, Henry, O,ceola, ~lo .. April 22, 1&amp;10.
IBUt!
Lawrence.
Lawrence, Kans:Js, Apr. 17, ISS7.
Fisher, Juliul. Germany, May Z1. 1821.
Lawrence, Kansas, May IH. lH57
Fisher, rhockla, Wilden Spring. Ger., Feb 21. 11117.
Lawrence, Douglas Co., Dec. 'l,
FaxeD, Jame. D., Plymouth, Mass., April2!l, IS-l:l.
1851j.
Lawrence.
Lawrencr., July 18, 181i8.
Lawrence.
Flinn, Julia G., Canada. July 10, 1811;1.
Wichita, Nov. 12, IS71.
Haysville.
Fa.er, J. Fore .. on, Ogle counlY, III., April2U. IH·I!).
}o'ranks, TOlmc!l, County Cork, \rel:uH.I, At1~U~l :l5, 1M:'; Leavenworth City, Sept. 24, JXf"lo5. Leavenworth CilY·
Fr:lOks, 11ary Ann. County Cavan, Ireland, Aug. 2!:4:.!. Lcav~Hworth City. April 15, ISS7. Leavenwurth C'ty.
Coal Creek, Douglas Co., April Coal Creek, Dou~·
Fitz, George W., Sundown, N. C., April 22, Iti15.
29, 18.55
la, Co.
Wakarus., Dec. 13, lS69.
Fox, Thomas, London. England, April 2, 11129.
Lawrence.
May~,
1868.
Flinn, George. Niilgara, Ont., May 19. H~(jO.
Fugate, W. T .• ~Ioomington, III., September 24, IF'II Ottawa. 1876
~lanhatlan.
Flander.• , M .. ~lary A .. Pittshurg. Pa .. Aug. 16, '31;. Lawrence, May O. 18.&lt;;6.
Lawren(;e.
J.:lwrence, June 7. 1~j8.
Foo., Otto, 'Phil:.uclphia, I'a .. January 1U.
Lawrence.
Bloomington,
Sept.
21,
IMH.
~'alknor, Andrew.Montgomery county, 0., May 24.111-1,1.
Leavenworth.
[.ea ven wort h.
Frank,: L:zzie S .• Leavc:nworth'June 2M, IS:)!).
Larned.
Lawrence, June, 1856.
Gilbert. E1i, MOfllan county. O. ctobcr In, 1022.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, .March, 1877.
Gowen. J W .• Farminglon October 22, lOOt!
Ft. SCOIt.
Ft. Scott. A ugust I, 1&amp;;7
Gallaher. 'Villi:Jm, Pennsylvania, january 2".l. 1l)33
Perry.
Lawrence, March 10, J MUS.
Green. T. C., Naples. r.. Y., June 12, IMaa.
Perry.
Lawrence, March III IStJ5.
Green, L. C., OhiO, A prd 10, IH4I1.
Lawrenl.:e.
Endor... March 30, H~J)7
Grcf1c~w, Fred, Germ,IOY, October 15,1831.
Lyon Co.
1.1.0n Co., Nov. 12, 1!n'1.
Gilliland, R. M .. Brown cunnty, U., ~ept. 20. 11112
OUOilIwa.
Goodin, T K. Somerset, Perry Co. 0. Feb. 21. 11124 \\ akarus~. !\lay 26, 1&amp;'&gt;1.
Goodin. Mrs. j. K., Canal Fulton, 6., March 31, 18;16. P~lmyra, Douglas Co., Jan. 1857. Ottawa.
Great Dend.
Oreat Bend, April 7, 1856.
Geller. W. G., Germany. September 13. 11&lt;5iJ.
LAwrencc.
Lawrence, IBtiU.
Griffith, Mra. T. E., Sr. John., N. D., 1lS57.

Fish, W. L.; New York, J.nuary 4, ISI3.
Flinn S~rah T., Niagara, Ontarlo, June 30, 1857.
Frank,-Henry, LaFayette, Indiana, December 21,18.'&gt;:1.
Fincher,1. D., Berks, Pennsylvania, lanuary 21, 1!!45.
Furga.oD,]. D., Iowa, August 17, 1853.

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Groyenor, G., Suffield, Conn., September ll, 1S40.
Green, Charlu H., lIIinoi •• November 10, 1800
GeDtry. Mary, Missouri, 1&amp;'l!i.
Griswold. W. S .. Guilford Conn •• May 0, 1827.
Gellert, W. G., Ft. Wayne. Ind., September Ill, IS6\.
Gordon) G. S., Rushford, N. Y., September 2S, 1826.
GOing, ames W., Rolla, Mo • October 19, lS62Geyer, Jona., September ~1. 179~.
Gould, M. A , Pendleton. Ind., December 3, 18n.
Gardner,lohn, Ireland, August, 1832.
Gardner, "Mr,..
Gleason, 1. ~., Sarat&lt;?gacounty, N. Y., Nov, 10, IM2l.
Gleason, Janie L , Wmdham Co., Conn .• ~Iay :!. 18;]2.
GreeDe, Albert R., Mr. Hope,lII.,January 16, 18~2.
Gray, G. B., Johnson county, ~o., March 12 1il51
Godding, Frank, Lunenburg M ..... February 21 1855.
Grout, A. D., Westf&gt;i!icc, Vt , September 14, 1t44.
Gregg, E. H., FredenckSlown, 0., Mar" 29, IM.JO.
.

Lawrence, Oct. I, 1857.
Anderson Co., Sept., 1!l7S.
Leavenworth. 18(1:1.
Wabaullsee Co .• April 11;. 1856.
Great Benu, April 8,1&gt;178.
Topeka, May 22, 18.56.
Salina. March, 18G6.
Dougl,.. Co , A prit. ISH.
Lawrence, Augu" 6. 1856.
Lawrence, AlI~ust, 18':'0.
Lawrence. lR.Sd.
\Villow Hprings, lK.i·1,
W;lIow Sprill1:'5, 1~.50.
l{idf~37ay. Osage Co, May lH.

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L::\wrence.
\Vab:\un~r.:e.

Great Bend.
Topeka.
Salina.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Willow Springs.

Lecompton.
Jefferson Co., Kansas, Oct., IR.'i7. Jefferson Co.
bougl •• Co ...September 17, 1!l78. Kanwaka, Doug. Co
Lawrence. M~rch lA, Isn.
Lawrence.
Oltalw87a8•. Fr~nklin Co., !\Iarch 7,
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Lawrence, Kansas, Nov .. I, 1855. Che.ter. Jeff'n Co.
DeSoto.
Onawa. November 1. 1~70
DeSoto.
Ottawa, November 1. '870.
Lecompton.
Shawnee Co • May 18. 1857.
- - . November 1.1854.
Wakaru,a. Douglas Co .• March
W.karusa.
21.1l'..'i.'\.
Topek •.
Shawnee County, Nov. l!\&amp;t.
Gilpatrick. W. C .• Blue Hill. :'Ie • Augu.t 3,1886.
1.awrence.
--,18Ct7.
Gunn, Charles H.
J..i\wrencc.
L"wrence. March 2'i. 1871.
Gillmore. John. roosport Ind .• January 1~. I~.
L:1wrence.
Lawrence,
lS;l(L
Gr.ebert.~' A .. Sheffield. 111.. february 27. IR!\5.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. May 1. U170.
Griggs. w. D • Naples. N. Y .• february HI. 1845.
Lawrence.
Griggs, Mr •. S.rah J .• Sanducky. O. January 26.1815. Lawrence. May 1. IH70
Lawrence.
Neo.ho Falls. October :!I. I115R.
Guernsey. Lulie. Fulton county. III .• July 19.1857.
Lawrence.
Newton. September 16 I87H.
Guern.ev. RobertC. Newton. Kan .• Sept. 16,IH7t1.
Lawrence.
Lawrence,
Augu~t.
Hif:O
..
Gilm.n. George. Georgia. July 2. 18611.
Sherman Tp .. Leavenworth Co ,
Geven •• Rey •• Wensborougb, April 8. 1808.
Leavenworth Co.
October. 1sr.9
Lawrence.
Lawrence. Fcbruouy 1, U~,"7.
Glath.rl. J. H .. Ohio. May 5. 1836.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
~h.y
5.
18.15
Gingerich. M. E., Pennsylvania. August 3. 18.~0.
Prairie City.
Baldwin City. June 7. 11157.
Green. M. E., OhiO. September Zl. U147.
Gardner.
Grover. Mrs. A. n., Hartford, Conn.
Lawrence. IRGO.
Topeka.
Guild. E. B .• New York. March 19. 18H.
Topeb. AugU5t 10. IR7H
Topeka.
Gilbertl.Mrsll' E •• Buffalo. N. Y .• August 22. 1846.
Wyandotte Octob.r G. 18.S7.
Lawrence.
Gunn. V.ra .. Kan .... October 6. 18.'i;.
Palmyra. ~brch 31. l~i;'S.
Prairie City.
Green. L. F., Welt Libertl/'. 0 • August al. 18:15.
La.wrence,
I\Iarch
21
1~67.
Lawrence.
Griffin. A. J .• Milton. N. C .• November 15. H!l2.
Topek •.
Gordon. H. A .• Allegany county. N. Y. Jan. 2. 1tl32. Topeka. May 22. 1856
Near
Rideewn.y.
O~l\ge
County,
Green. E. H., Scituate. R. 1.. June 29. 1800.
Lecompton.
May 10. 1857.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. August 30. IH78
Gil?rert, P., Germ~ny. ~ebruary,O, 18~2.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. November 211.1800.
GrI~gs. 1':. Woo WISconsin. July 2~. 11:\.10.
.
flaldwin.
Peabody. March ~(I. 187li.
Green. Flora A., Pari~, Ill .• December 21. 1860.
Kaw Valley.
Lawrence, November 15, 18fi8
Gilmore. A. 0 .• Kansas. November 15. IIj.",s.
Lawrence.
Good. E B .• Modi.on counlY. III , Octooer 19. 1~82.
Lawrence. May 3. lti63
Lawrence.
Lawrence, ;\[:\y 9, 1MI;Ii.
Good. A. G •• Madicon connty. 111. • fehrnary 6. 1S37.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. January 27. 181'.8.
Good, T. \V., l.awrence. JanuO\rr. Z1, Hm~.
Lawrence.
L:\\vrcnce, M ny 3, lot.iU
Good. O. L .• Madi,on connt}'. 11 " December 3.18113.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, De(:emuer 'J, ISfl9.
Good, E. 1.1 • Lawrence, Occcmbcr 4, HhHl.
Lawrence.
l;r055ctte. trt A., Pcnnsy)v:lnin. ):wuarr M. IHfiO.
Prairie City. IH03.
L:,w'cncc.
Grooselte. J 1\1 .. Kans"". November au. I~().j.
Lawrence
Guest. A. 1I .. Alb,nv. N. Y•• February In. 1842.
Lawrence. March I. 1857.
Jefferson County.
Gardner, R., Donegal county. Ireland, 1829.
Lawrence. !\olay, 1~.
Gardner. Charlotte. Juniata county. Pa .. Aug. 14,183:3. --.1053.
Lawrence.
Gunn. O. B•• Montague. Ma ••.• October 29. 1828.
Leavenworth. March:.!O 1857.
Lawrence.
Gunn. Mrs. O. B.
Lawrence. 18.,7.
l.awrence.
Gle,,,on, Mrs M. F • New Hamp.hire. ;,fay 1. 1828.
Lawrenl· •. ~Iay 7. 18.57.
.
Lawrcllce
Glea,on. F .• New Hampshire. April 20. lH~·I.
Dllug!." Connty. ~fay 7. lR.S7.
Coolmnn, A. T .• Springtown. Indiana. June a, 1S52.
()saw.:'\toln1C, August 12, lXtJM,
Dougla" County.
Gill Mrs. Angeline. Mercer county.
Sept. 13 .. 18.:8. Douglas Co. Nov. 10 1855.
Topeka.
Greenwood. J E .• Grafton. lIIas •.• March 4. 1825.'
Topeka. Dec. 10. 1~!;{
Topeka.
Greenwood, A. \V .• ~tainet August 21 IH:I~.
Topeka, Nov. 12, l~-j
Lawrence .
Crow. J. n .. New York. December~. 1031.
Lawrence. February 0.1869.
!,Ianhauan.
. Griffing. J. S .• Tioga county. N. Y .. October 28.1822. Lawrence. October 15. 1H54.
Topeka.
Griffin. E. K .. Greenville. N. Y .• F.bruarv 14. 18:11;
Topeka. jilly. Il!.'ifl.
l.:lwrcncc.
Guoclwill. H. C f Chicopee, Mas~., AUJ:Hst"2'2, lMH.
J..:awrellcc, "prill, U~7H.
L:\\vrcnce.
Griffith. i\I:try, ... awrcnce. Kans:t!l, Marc;h 17, ltitH.
Lawrence, ~I arch 17 1~tj4,
L:l\vrc:nce.
Gr;~g •• A. D • Naples. New York. February 18. 1815. Lawrence. ~I"y 21. 1;70.
Topeka.
Gr~er. John P .• Dayton. Ohio. October 21.1820.
Topeka. l~oO
Griffith. R. S .• Mas •• F .. bru.rv 1M. 1819.
Lawrence. July. 1~%,.
GH!palrick. J. H.". Tup~h",m, ~b.inct October 1~, Ht:m. I~hawnce County, June 1, lSilS.
Lc~ve:t\WOT'th .

Gilbert. R. L .• England. fehruary 1. 1885.
Gates. H. W., Ohio. August 2. 1849
Gate •• Huldah S .• Ohio. December 7. ISS\.
Greene. MM •• New York. May 14. 18~2.
Garvin. J. M .• Fulton county. III , february 14. 1!l35.
Gilson. Simeon. CaDibridge. Ma .... April 14. IHll1. .

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Gillpatrick. Sad,e B.. New Madison. Ohio. Nov. III. 1M!.
Gillpatrick. Phebe. New M.dison. Oh;o. May 13. 181~.
GooJrich, E. F., Somerset county. Maine, June H,ltSla.
Goodrich. L. R., Somerset county. Maine. Dec. Q. Idl5
GilTen, J"hn M. Uelmont county. Ohio. IH30
.
.

"nderson Co .• ,\farch 3. 18(i().
Ander&gt;on Co .• Apr" 17. 185-1.
Lawrence, ~larch II, HWU.
Lawrence. March U.18GlJ.
Shawnee ~lission. Johnson Co .•
Sept. 20. liI55.

C!0.ulding. Dor. L. En!;land. Augu~t 14.1858.
Gnffeth. lIlrs. N. C.. lecumseh. 1Iltch . Sept. ~. H138.
G!imorc, Joh.". New York, Mar:ch 27, 1835
G!lmore. Sus nh C .• Crawror~vllle. Ind .. Meh. 28.1837.
GII:nore. frank L., Kansas. September 18. 187d.
Grant. O. H .• Oneida county, N. Y .• November 7.1841.
Geelan. P. H .• C"van county, Ireland. March Hi. lBaJ

l.eavenwortH..
Le:.vcnworrh.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Olathe. Was preA.
ent when the can.
die box was found.
Topeka.
rrencc.
5 miles S. of Law.

Topeka, May 6. 1870.
Ft Riley january 1 ISli')
Ldwrenc~, ~larch 7:1857:
Lawrence. September ~'7. 1857.
Kansas.
Douglas.Co.
Miami Co .• May 1~. 1855.
Hig Springs. Douglas Co .• April
2!!. 1865.
Big Spring ••
Gr~nt. A J. Ohio. November 23. 1816.
Lawrence, November 2:!, 1867.
Vinland.
Grim. Jacob. ~Iaryland. October 20. 1852
Douglas Co .• :.tarch 2R. 11l7U.
Lawrence.
Gentry. Aoram. Larayette cOllnty. 1110 .• April 10. 1035. Douglas Co .• June 11. ISr.:.!.
L.wrence.
G!les. F.; W ..• Littleto'!. New Hampshire. May ~O. lSIO. Topeka. December -I. 1!15-1.
Topeka.
Gil ... &lt;,:aroltae A. Salt.hury. N. H .• August 2. IH21.
Topeka. April. 1855.
Topeka.
Gill. Eliza} .• Glasgow. KentUCky. Sel'temher:l. IMla.
La.wrence, May II, ll"ifH
Lawrence.
Gregg, S. C., Warren county. Ohio, October l~, IRI4. North Topeka. May 15. ISli9.
North Topeka.
Greg\[. M. B., Green county. Ohio. October lm. 1817.
North Topeka. May 27. 1~1i1l.
North Topeka.
GamlJle. 1. C .• West Newton. Pa .• feb. 6. IHU.
Ton~3.noxie. Le:\Vcnworth Co .•
March O. 1860.
Tonganoxie.
Gleed. J. W .• 11113.
J.tlwrcncc.
Lawfc:nce
Green. H. T .• Virginia, Octob.r 16. 1824.
Leavenworth, Septemhcr, 1&amp;14.
Leavenworth.
Green, Susan l\f., Kentllcky, December 7 IH:t-i
Leavenworth. November. 1M!i.
I.c:lvcnworth.
Gilmore, John 5 .• Rochesrer, N. V " Dec~mue~ fl, lR-t~. Lyon Co .• Kans.s. Oct 31. 111';7. Frcuonia, Kans"!f.
Go.uld. George E! K.ansas Clly. Mo . Aug. 27. 11&gt;6·1.
Kansa. City. Mo .• Aug. 27. IHrJ.J. Lawrence, K:ln~as.
Groffi •• joseph. Allchlgan. May 2:1. Id~2.
V;lllal~"Jd7'. Douglas Co .• April 10.
(. 'ffi hI"
~
Vinlancl.
"! l , TUCII Ia A..,., Pent,lsylYani:t, Sept. 26. Ht::,Prairie: City, lK5il.
GrllIi.th. Geo.. W. E .• Indiana. Decemoer. ~2. 11&gt;1:1.
Frank"n Co .. October; IH.').i.
Lawrence.
Garvin,' DaVid, Fulton count.y, Illinois, ~Iay 1, HUO.
Wakarll~3. Douglas Co., December. 18.,4.
W.karu ....
G reen, B • F Of S U II 'Ivan county, T cnncssec, }010. lK, 1~12. \Vhite
Church. \Vyandoctc Co.,
Gibbon. Wm C. Bermuda Isles A '17 lu,,,
November 20. ISGR.
White Church.
• 'f
Ed' f d'
. ' pn • "'....
Lawrence. Novemoer ~ 1814
Topeka
G 'bb
Ion ••.' rs. • a. n lanapohs. Ind. :'l3rch 10 1850 T
k J
Ii It1·o
.
1
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Gill, \Y. \V • 'Vi~cons~n,.Sep~emher 8t'1t:J.~.
'
L~~C:re~,·ce~'~~:.r I(), 1~68
T~w~k~ce,
Gre!;ory. We. ~funcle. Indian:&gt; August 5 1~
L d
M
I 111-0'
T P
.
Greer Julia E; Yellow Springs 'Ohi f b 27 iKr
yn on. I ay. I .
opeka.
Gray,'Alrred. Evans. Er;e count'y No·ve.D 'r. I~io ISh~wnee C?. October8.ISIl:I.
ITopek..
{I1!7:1.
Gray, Sarah C" Livingston county NY·' }
a~I' 1 .'.1 Qu!ndaro, Kansas, f\obr, 21. 1&amp;17. Topeka, Kan. !llnce
, ' ... " u YOlo". Qumdaro. Kan5a!.. AII::!II!!r. h,:,C;7. Topek:1. Kan .. ~u.
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Ulynn, O. M., New York, Feb. 14, 18;Jll.
Green, M. L., French Valley, Kans •• , Jan. 16,1!l63.
Grei.;, James H., Scotland. December~, 18.)7.
Gaylord. G. L., New York, September IU, lS2ti
Glymm, T W. New Ycrk.
.
Gill, Wm. H., ~ornwall county, England, ~uly 1.18:10.
Gr.uon,"Adcl;uuc Ii .• Genesee &lt;.:Ollllly, l\fich1b:';m. lJe-

Lecompton, May 2, 18:II·i.
Lawrence
Lawrence, September 5 18iS.
Atchi.on. July:l, 18.';S.
Oskaloosa, November 20, 1~67.
Lawrence, AUg'u.t fl, l~;'6.

cember, J5. US-tu. .
Graton, Allie L., Lawrence, August 2~, l~Gl.

Lawrence, Augu!tt 1, 19}ti

Gordon, J. C., Allegany county, N. Y., May la, II?-~I.
Gordon, ~I".J. C. Tompkins county, New York, Feb·
ru",y \6, I I I : l l . ·
Gilliland, J. n., Urown county, Ohio, April 'n. IH!8.
Gilhland, 1. A , Orown county, Ohin, Nov. 1:1. 1!!~II..
Uilliland, Mary, Brown county, Ohio, Feb. ~" IIIIS.
Griffith, Charles E , Kansas. ,\ugust 17, 1/:S."&gt;Ii
G!nger!ch, E. I. Pennsylvania,. December 25. 11!,29
\'Ir.gl!rlch,

Gleed,

J. Sr.,

Chnrl~5

Pennsylvania, AI1J;:ust, 4.1M-Jj.

S., Vermont, M;\rch ,£i IH."'lo'1.

Gordon, J. W , North Fork of Deep river, North Carelina. June 13, ISIS.
'Grant, If. C., Uneida county, New York, Nov. 12, 1MH.
Gregg. A. H., Ohio, October 22, 183'l.
Gardner, G. W., JeITenon county, N. Y. July 4, IS·~6.
Hunting, E. H., Penobs"ot county, Me., Dec. 3. 1,:12.
Hutchiu!ion, \Vrn., Randolph, Vl .• January 24, I~:I.

Hubhard. D., New Ibmpshire. lH;J::.
Hol!lOinger. Frank, Dcuford county, Pennsylvania, IM30
H.dley, D. B., Gen« .. county, New York, I~;U.
Ha~ley,WiII."d J., .\Iilwau"ee. Wis., Sept. 17,1&amp;',11.
H:ubaugh, W., Shelby Ohio, July 17, IS,}9.
Hayenes.

J.

C., lletheny, ~tissolJri JUlie j, 11':).;·1.

Lawrf!ncc. August 24, lXlH

Lawrence, November 20,

I~·&gt;I.

Lawrence. October, IS5.;.
Douglas Co., June 26, 1H.\7.
Duur;la, Co., June 26. 1!JOI7.
Lyon Co., October Ill,llI71.
Lawrence, May 10,

1~5'.

I.aV/rence, ~fay 10. IHr)!).
Lawrence, May, HUm (1).

.
Johnson Co., ~Iay 4, ISIiO.
Miami Co., May 12, 18.'&gt;5.
Ol.the, Kansas, ~by 15, 1!&lt;S7.
Leavenworth Co., April 15, 1l!55.
Lawrence, March, ll\."JtI.
La.wrence, April I, l~;'.

I&gt;brion Tp., IXfJ7.
J)ougl:ls County, 1S5tJ.
Wyandolle C,ty, 1/j.;7.
North Lawrence. De" 1~, IRflU.
I.awren"e, November 211, Ib'77.

Oskaloosa
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Oskaloosa.
Coal Creek.
Lawrenci!.
Lawrence.

Topeka.
Topeka.
Douglas Co.
Douglas Co.
Lyon Co.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Tohnson Co.
Lawrence.

Lexington Tp.
Le:lvcnwonh.

Russell, Rus·ell Co.
W •• hillgton, D C.
Olathe.
Rosed.le, Kan.
Wyandotte City.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
11 cspt.:r.
Lawrence.

Lawrence, October ~M. 1~61.

Hadley,' Mrs. Sarah ~:., ('hiD, Fehruary U, I!j;~~
I.awrence. Inne 7, 11iJij.
JIensh:a.w, Newton, Chatham, N. C., Dcccl11hcr 2ri jHj3. ElIuura. JWa.5.
Hyde, I::lla, Chicago, lIIinoi., January:t.!, 1!S:i7.
Atchison, October 16,1800.
·'Topeka.
'Horne, Maria·L., C.lmhrid!\,eport, Mass., June 20,1826. Topeka, April 3, 18M.
Topeka.
1Iome, Daniel H .• Dover, N. H , February 20, 11f'..l!
Topeka, Oec. 4, INl.
Topela.
Herne, Geo,,:;;' W., Wouurn, M.s •. , AI'ril24, 1!S:i2.
Topeka, April 3, 11\.'&gt;5.
Lawrence.
Holan. Jame •. New York, June H; 1!)(iIJ.
Lawrence, Sept.ember 14,I8G5.
Lawrence.
Hoff",an. Horry, Montgomery county, P•. , Au~. '1:1,1858. Lawrence, Apnl17, IS76.
Hamelton, E. E., O.rlOn, N. Y., January 3. lIl:16.
Houghton, Effie. Florida, November :1, 1862.
Lawrence, September 0, 1864.
. Lawrence.
.
Hidden, John, 5""011, VerOlont, June 17, 18U.
Garnett, Anderson County, JulYI
1,18(1.1.
Lawrence.
Henderson, Robert, north of Ireland, January M. 1833. lunction CitYI.Sept. 10, lM55
IJunction City.
Harmon,Angel~na, Gentry county, 1110., :'1arch 10.1841. bOllgla. Co., Nov. 12, I/:S.'H.
Douglas Co.
Hutchin.on, G. W.} Hartford, Vt., February 2'2, 18:12. Lawrence, August I, lllM.
Kansa. City, Mo.
Hall, A. W., Lamoille county, Vermont, July .0, 1tW2. Tradinl\' Post, Linn County, Apr.
7, 18.)7.
Trading Post •.
Hutchinson, 10.iah, Tennessee, 1830.
Wakarusa, July, 1854
Sigel.
Hadley, W., North Carolina, December 12, 1817.
Lawrence, April S, IHOG.
Hadley, Naomi, Richmond, Indiana, July 3I,IHIO.
Lawrence, Aprilll, 18tiO.
Houghtclin, Grace, Kalam~uoo. ~!ich .. Nov 11. HiOl. Lawrence, July, Ib74.
Lawrence.
H:uman, B F, Rockingham county, Va., Vee. 20,1832. North Lawrence, Dec. 3t. lRI;8.
North Lawrence.
Hiatt. Oliver S .. Indiana, February 4, 1~39
Leavenworth, Septerober, 18GB.
Hatch, George \V ,Great O~nd, Pa.~ Feb. 'n,1818.
Lawrence, September 1~. 1869
Hatch, ~ln. ~1a.tilda. Danyille, N. Y.
Lawrence, October~, Iti7U.
Hook, S K, Berlin, Somerset cc,unty, Pa, Dec 4,1837. Lawrence, Mny IS, 18litL
Hook, Martha A., Preston county, Va., Sept. 23, HH.... Lawrence, July 28, ln7~.

Holloway, Dora L., Douglas Lo , Kan., Feb. 4, 1800
HOriley, 1. W., Virginia. June 6, IB~7.

Dougla. County.
Douglas Co.
Lawrence, J&lt;"ebruary~, 1860.
Douglas Co.
North Topeka, NovemberaO.I870. Lawrence.

I

HClne, Libbic, L&gt;ougias countJ..' Kan., Sept. 22,1ti:02.

Hayes, J. L., Industry, III..

pril7,185;I.

Willow Springs, April, ISi7.

Hale, lohn H. Lawrence, July ~5, IM:lH.
H"le, 1;;., En!; Cand, June 21, ·IM~'O.
Hale, Mrs. L .• England, Au~ust lB. 1833.
Hille, Fred, T .• L::awrencc, December 2, 18U5.

Lawrence, Decemher~. lSUf).
I.awrence, M:II'ch If;, lnr. .,.
Tonganoxie, Aug1lst :W, 1~7n.

\ViIlinm. \Vale ... , April n, Ib3a
Hunt, \Villiam, North &lt;':.arohH~ September 15, 18:14

Hawarth, Jonathan, GUllrord La., N. C .. Au~. 15,1800. Lcavenwurth Co, July I, llilill.
Haskell, D. C., Springfield, Vt , March 2:1, ItI42.
Lawrence, M arch ~!!, 1855.
Haskell, I. G. Milton, Vt .• February 5, 1l!;,,2.
I Lawrence, July, 6, 1857.
Haskell, }.~nry. E. H., Massachuseu!i, October~.

1837'1 Lawrence,
L~lwrence, January. l~fiO.
May 17. IK.....

lloag, [)en)3mm W., Genesee Co., N. Y., Feb, _.~, ISI3.
Hughes. Joseph R'J Ualt.more. Md ,Sept 2:1,1tl1i7.
. Hurd, George R .. Lowell, Mass., July 10,1841.
Hughes, Ellen Jane, Pitt.bnrg, Pa., June 29, IS29.
Hermar, Frank, Philadelphia, Pa., November 2{, 1!!50.
Hillyer, Justin, Massachusetts, January 6, ISO".
Hirnoc, S. O.

Hellstrom, Rud"lph, Sweden, August 26, 11141.
Hellstrom, Laura, Sweden, December 13, IM~U.
Hanselman, Emanuel, Shelby county, O.,July 14, 185.~.
Hartbaugh, Dell F., Attica, 0., September 4, lsag.
House, B. :II., Virgil, Courtland county, NY., Dc·
cember -n, IIl2U,
.
H.dley, J M., Randolph county, N. C., Jan. 2.';, 1~35.
Hay •. M::uilda, PCllnsylvnnia. September 5, 1~30.
Harrison. }. H. Alabama, December 22, 18:.!M.
COUllty, ~(ay

2·1, 1822.
Hollowel., Sila., Salem. In!! , September 111,1825.

1~52.

Hoyt, Charle. C. Coventiy, New York. May 18, IXfJ2.
Hunter, \Vrn. J.. Xenia.. Ohio, April 7, Uf.IX.
Huuter, ~trs. Sus:ln, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 11, l::H£l.
Ha.ywood,

J.

M., Moumouth county, New Jersey,

July 1:, IHH.

Lawrenee. November fI, IB69.
Lawrence, 1IIay~. 18ij,'j
Lawrence, August 20, ISSS.
.
Valley Falls, March 29, 18117..
I3ourbon Co., April, IH57.

Clinton Tp., 186Q.
.
Clinton Tp., 1~59.
lIlichigan, September 10 1855.
Topeka, November 25. 1m.
Syracuse, March ~O, 1873.
10hn.on Co., r-!arcl~!R, 11l5S•.

l.awrencc, April, 1toi..,.,.

t

Holliday, Francis E • \Vooster. Ohio, Dec 22,

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.

Douglas Co , 1breh Ii), 1857.
Dougla. Co , 11arch 15, 1S!i7.

lIuJ.:he~.

Heister, ~acob, Leavenworth

Franklin Co.

ILeavenworth,
M;\rch, 1~57.
Lawrence, July ~5. 1:&lt;!'&gt;Ii.

Harris. \V. C., ZaneSVille, 0., ~1':\rCh iil, JR25.

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Le:lvellworth.
L~l wreuce.
Lawrence.
r Lawrence.
'Lawrence.
ILawrence .

I

I K.nwaka.

Lawrence.

Vinland.
ITopeka.

I

Clinton.

IClinton.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Newton.

I

Olath~.
l.awrC:llce.

Douglas Co .. June l~, 11&gt;",.1.
Oou!;lao Co.
Leavenworth City. ~Iay 14 IlIM
Bloomington, . .\pril a, HiS;.'
Lawrence.
Topeka, January 4, IX,X.
ITO!,eka.
Manh:\tt;tl1, November 1;;, lS5t1.
M:tnh:ltt:lO, Dcccrnhcr 2.1, lSGO.

Manhattan, JUlie, 1e.i7.

M~nmonth, Shawnee

I Lawrcnce.
I H.,ys C:ty.

Hay. City.

Co. M:arChl
.
1,1807.
.'
Monmouth.
Hill, Hettie M , Law.renee, K:lOsas. Dec. )0, IH:IO.
L:\\vrcn..:c, l)c:cemJ,cr 10, lRSU.
L;Iwrcnce.
Holm, C. W .. Denlllark. Ileccmber IU, ISI5
P:lOb, April fl, 1S-"",7.
l'aola
HiIJ. )(iver. Penll~ylyania. June la, 1t5.Ii.
Lc::tv. Co., Aprill, 1811.
Leavenworth Co.
Hosmer, Mrs C. A . I'o"dam. New York, Feb 20,1818. Lawrencc, 1.')75.
Hughe., James R., :lattimore, Maryland, Jan. 6, 1831. L:twrence, November 10,1809.
Lawrence.
Horne. T 1... Cloverdale. Indiana, lanuary.IM, 1!!59.
Carbondale. Kan .• Oct. I. J1l7U.
Lawrence.

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Hollin~b·ery. S. ~t . lot~.

Hollingbery. J • EnKI.nd. IH56
Hard, Inez L • Lawrence, November 2~, 1:otlO.
Himoe. Eva A .• Ft. Scott. Nov.mbe, 21;. Hlr,s.
Hubb.lI. Ella. Paola. :I!arch 31. 181i!.
Holcomb, N K .• Mea~vill. Pe,!n.svlvania, F.b. 22,1840.
Haag, P. 1t1., Connecticut, Apnl n, ISll.
Harmon. H. E. Kansa•• Oec.ntber 11. 18GO.
Haskell .... H., Maine.
HOlriJison, A. K .• PCI\I1~ylvnni!l. Allqust. 19. 18:W.
Hiatt. Maggi. M., Ro .. coullty. Ohio. D.~. 7, lH4U.

Lawr.nce. ~(ay. 11f71.
Lawrence. May. 1~'7L
Lawrence, Nov. 21, It\OO.
Ft. Scott. Novem!&gt;er 2~. 11l5a.
L.wrence. April. Ib74.
Washington. lunr.. 10~,t873. .
Lawrence, ~fay il, 1~.
Douglas Co .• Decemb.r 30. 1860.
Top.ka. April 10. IR;jti.
- - , i\priI15. lSliU.

E.lwanisville, July M. 1H74.

Lawrence.
Lawrence.
Lawrence ..
Wo&lt;hincton.
Lawrence.
Lawrence.
L~wrcncc.

J\;ITcrson Count v.
'fiblow.
.

'J eifenoll Co.
Hutcheson. Mervila. Clinton coullty. Mo•• Oct. 11). ISM. Douglas Co .• October IS, 1854.
H:&gt;:dingjames M. Mass .• IHI2.
Topeka, June, 11156.
Howard. ohn D.• New York. August 6. IHI5.
Wakarusa. June 15.1857.
Hallett.' . H , Marietta. Ohio. May 2. lH65.
Ft. Scott.
Lawrence.
Hubuell Frank R .• Paola. May 10. IMG5.
Lawrence. May 18. 1865.
Eudora. .
Holmes 'Samuel, Orange couoty. Ind .• March ~~ 1!l3O. Eudora Tp •• April H. 1866.
Topeka.
Huntoo~, A. J .• Unity. N. H'l.~-ebruary 29. 1l!:f~.
Shawnee Co., April 23. 1857.
Top.ka.
Huntoon Lizzie P .• Walpole. l:'. H .• Nov. 12, IH29.
Shawnee Co .• Apnl23. 1857.
Lawrence.
Harbaugh. D. F .• Seneca county. Ohio. Seyt. 4. 185M. Lawrence, October 12.
Lawrence.
Han.comb Anna. T., New York. October 9. lBal.
Lawrence. October. lliM.
Hl1rlbert. ~lrs. W. S .• Leoni. Michi~an. March I~. 184:1. IJI.ue 'l'p .• Mo.rch 15. 1~G4.
Hichland.
Herrick, Mrs. E. E' I Buffalo. N. '/ .• Feb. 20, Itl;I8.
Highland. S.pt. 2H. 185M.
Lawrence.
Hyd. Charl.s A., Ohio, March 17.1HU!.
Lawr.nc •• April 22.1869.
Topeka.
Hugh·••• J. W •• Indiana, August 23. 1&amp;'59.
Top.ka. June a. 18H9.
Hathaway. Marion. IndIana. August fl. 1850.
Lawrence.
H.gmann H., Rhod. Islaod. August 1. 1861.
Lawrence. July 3. IH76.
Lawrence.
Haml.rye~. I.. Baltimore. Maryland. Oct. 1. 1854.
Lawrence, OClob.r 3. 1878.
Lawrence.
Hickok, G. b., Malone, NeW' Yor~, June 8,1800.
Lawrence. September 1, 1875.
Lawrence.
H.ster. J. M •• Huron county, OhIO. August 23. ItIoJO.
Lawrenc., Vecemb.r 31.1878.
l.awrence.
Hard A. D. Arlington. Vermont. January 5. IH16.
Lawr.nc •• S.ptemb.r M. 1862
Heio~. Mary A., Clinton. Kansas. Octooer \6. 11&gt;19.
Clinton. Kan .• October 10.1859. Clinton.
Lawrence.
Hen T., G.rmany, lulr 25. IH22.
I.awrenc •• Januory I 18Il:J.
L.awrence.
Harl~horn, Edward C .• Lynn. Mass .• July 2G, 1859.
Topeka, March 1G,lS;0.
Hudson. J. K •• Carrollton. Ohio. May J. 1~4U.
Jim Lan.'s Brigade. July 1. 1861. Top.ka.
Top.ka.
Hudson. Mary W .• Fay ... e counlY, Pa • JUlie 10. IRtO.
Top.ka.
Hale, Geo. D .• Mass.chus.us·. February III. 1H:..'Il.
Topeka. May I. ISU7.
Topek:1.
Hale ~-rank C. Man.lield. Ohio. January ~U, 1~·II.
Topeka. ~'ebruary 25, lRIlH.
Higgln., Sophia, Vandalia. Illinois. November 5, 18:l4. Leavenworth. October. 1!j(j1J.
Heffarlia. L. A' Trumbull county. Ohio. March G, 1t!;l3. Leavenworth. Nov.mb.r. IIl5a.
Leavenworth.
Harmon. John. I reland. March 22. J8a!l.
Leavenworth. lIIarch 2'2. IH57.
Lawlcnce.
Hest.r. Mrs. Iren. Brink. Plymouth. 0 .• May 16, 1847. Lawr.nc •• n.c.mber 81. IH78.
Wakarusa.
Hitchcock, A. E., llliuois. Janu.ry 1.1855
Wakarusa. July. 1855.
\Vakarusa.
Hollaway, L. R .. Wakarusa, February 2'~. 186'2.
Wakarusa, J862.
Wakarusa.
Holloway' C , Ohio. January 18. IM32.
Wakarusa. 1855.
Ellis Co.
Hodge. . W., Ohio. Novemb.r 21. 1ti:12.
IWi. County, March, 1878.
l.awrence.
Hubb.II, W.O .• New York. Nov.mb.r 7.1834.
Lawrenc~ May 15.1857.
Reno.
lIamlen. E .. III .• Iowa. November 29, 18a8.
Douglas ~ounty. June 5, 1860.
Abilen ••
Hart. J. W .• Ohio. March 31, H152.
Emporia, Jun., 18G9.
Haywood. Mrs. J. M., Sen.ca county. New York, De·
cember J7. Hf:l8.
. .
Shawn.e County. April 2,1858.
Hass. (;eor){e S .• Germany. June 15. 1852.
Willow Springs. 18.Sl&gt;.
Dexter.
Harden, Allie. Indiana. February 2, I!W2
CotTey County. 1H70.
Hoeeboom. Soph, •• Ohio, July 7. IM37.
Leav.nworth. March. 185M.
Topeka.
Hogeboom, G., New York, December 8,1832.
Leavenwonh, May 20, 1857.
Dexter.
Harden. Alpha. Iowa. July
1&amp;'i9.
Labe .. e County. ·Feh. 21, 1868.
Dexter.
Hard.a. J. J., Indian., March ~U, 11&gt;16.
Dexter. February 15. Mi9.
Lawrence.
Henderson. 1. S •• Ftndley. 0 .• March 25. 1B1J9
O".wa. S.ptember 20.1H70.
Henderson, EmmaH., Massilon, 0., June ~5, 1841.
Lawrence.
Horne. Dan H., Dov.r. N. H .• February 26. IH2H;
Topeka. November 30. 1854.
Topeka.
Douglas COUOI~"
Higgins. William. Pennsylvanta. April 2,1842.
Leavenworth. May 2,1855.
Topeka.
Halm. Frank D .• Urbanna. 0., April 8. I85U.
Top.ka. Jun. 15. J810.
Harris. William A. H .• Ireland, Novem'&gt;er 3.1850.
Lawrence. July ~9. IH70.
Lawrence.
Hill. Noah, Gre.n county. Pa .• June 10, JS:14.
L.avenworth. April I. 1871.
Leavenworth t: ...
Hurd, Clarissa. Conn.ctlcut. F.bruary 10. lS01.
Lawrence. May 2.18.15.
Kanwaka.
Hor.e. J. B., N.", Hampshire, August 20. 1S:i5.
Topeka. Jun. 12. 1855.
Top.ka .
. Hunt, Jacob. Illoomingdnl •• Ind .• January 7, lti06.·
Tonganoxie. Aucust :lU. 1b76.
Lawrence.
Hammat. John. G.,many. May 17. lX;J5.
Lawr.nc •• Dec.mber 11. 1859.
Eudora.
Hoadley~ D. L .• Gene .... N. Y .• Nov.mb.r 27.1831.
Ellwood. March 10. 1851i.
Lawrence.
Howell. James, New Yo,k. August 10. 1859.
Lawr.nc •• September 8.1874.
Lawrence.
Ham. (;. D., Keutucky. Augu.t 2. llAAi.
Hughsoa. E. D .• New Jers.y. October 1,l855.
Wakarusa. October I. 18.'i5.
Lawrence.
Hughson. Jane. N.w J.rsey.
Wakarusa. October 1. 18.'i5.
Lawrence.
Hughson. C. A .• New J e r s e y . .
.
Wakarusa. Octob.r I, I&amp;').';
Lawrence.
Hickerson, Logan. Washington Co .• Kv .• Jan. 7,lt1oJ7'/ Woodstock, August 10 1~60.
Woodstock.
Hood. W. E. Columbus. 0 • June d. IM54.
Top.ka, April ~M. IMOli:
Top.ka.
Heiter. Jacob. Germany, May 21, 1822.
L.avenworth. May H. 18&amp;1.
Leavenworth.
Hughes. E. J .. Pitthburc, Ala.. lun. 19. 1629.
Lawrenc •• Sept.mber 10 IIJ58
Lawrence.
Howell. Lewis SlanbrYDmair, Wal ••• March 23. 1812. W,karusa. Sept.mb.r 15. 18.).J:
Pleasant Valley.
Howell, Mary j . f ~ales, June, 22,1820.
\Vak:lrUS01, AlIg'l15l 2 JR55.
Ple~sallt Vall.y.
Harbaugh'd' W., Bedrord county, l'a., July 5, IRa')
Topeka, A1Igll~t 2M, irn ..
Lawrcnce.
Hanscom. . A .• Pon"nouth. N. 1f:1 October HI. 1H:11. Lawr.nc •• S.pt.mber 18.'&gt;4.
Decatur.
Horton. Albert H., Orang. Co •• N. Y •• lIlarch 12, 1~37. Atchison. April. 1860.'
Horton, Carrie, A prit 2"J, ltW5
Holb.r', Ida. KOons .... July 19. 18GO.
.
Atchison, Jllly 10.11;60.
Atchison.
Henshaw Abbie A .. Middletown, U., Feb. 28, 1840.
Olathe. lIlarch 9. J&amp;57.
Hesper.
Hugh... j W., Indiana. August 23.1859.
Top.ka.lun. 2. I~Gn.
Shawnee •
. Harttmann, Dr. !t.f., Germany, 1H17.
Lawrence, March, J855.
Lawrence.
Hook. Enos, \Vayncsburg, Fa., F6bruary 4, 1832.
L:!rtvenworth,1&amp;57.
Leavenworth.
Hill, Living-Slon, WllIren"illc, Mo., M:\rch'II, J8:U
Atchison. Jlln. 2U. 181].1.
Hubbard. Mrs. M. J .• New Hampshire. Dec. 2~. 1886. Douglas Co .• September 12. 1806. Ulathe.
Hem.mo\:way. J. R .• Oshkosh.
Haskell. N. G .• Lawrence.
Douglas County. lao!.·
Halloway, Mrs. Kate. Ohio. December 1M, 1830.
Lawrence.lune 4. J855.
Lawr.nc ••
Hollingbery. George. London, England. Dec. 26, 1843. Lawr.nce. August 2M. IH71
Lawr.nc •.
Hopp.r. L.ti.h. Virginia. July 13. 11!S1J
Shawnee Co .• D.c. 28.1854.
Lawrence.
Hopper. William M .• Iowa, April 22. It!6L
Shawnee County. July 4. 1601.
Lawrence.
Hopp.r. Arminda Ill •• O,age. March 4, 18GS.
Shawn.e County. ~Iarch ~. 1803. Lawrenc •.
Hopp.r, Charl.s A .. Sbawne. county. March 28. 1865. Shawn.e Count)'. III arch 23. loG5 Lawrenc •.
Hopper. B. F., Shawnee county, September 19.1867
Shawnee County. S.pt. 19, 18U7'll.awrence.
Hopper, Lanar].., Shawnee county, 'February 28, 1,&lt;10 Shawnee Caulley, Feb. 2.i, -INiO. Lawrence.
Hopper James ., Shawnee county. January !!3. 1872. Sh:lwnec County, Jan. !!a, JS7'.l.
L01.wrence.
Hi~gias, Hiram. Mass. April a. Idl7
Top~k •• October 10. 1854.
Topeka.

1m.

"2.

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I)

�THE KANSAS ,IfEMORIAL.

Name, Piau and Dat:

0/

B_'_'rl_h_'_ _ _ 1 Piau and

Dat~ 0/ Sell/anmt.\ Prami Rtsidcnu

j

Hanson, Ohio Otto. Paierm~. "an .• October 17. 1$)6.
P~rermo. Knn .• Octoher 17, 18.J.6. Louisville. POIt. Co.
Heathman. Solon. Devon.hare. England. June 26, 18U. S.&amp;el, Douglas Co .• Nov. 7. 1873
Hupp. Minor B .• Stafford. Monroe Co .• O .• June2Q. '3U. On Wabrusa. 4 miles .outh a
Lawr&lt;nce •. Nov. 12. 1$)4.
Riehland.Shaw.Co.
Haynes. C. H.; Rensselaer Co., N. Y • Nov. 27, 1832.
Fort Scott. Aprii 2, 1858.
Fort Scott.
Haynes. Mrs. C. H .• Orange Co., N. Y .• March 20. '36. Fort SCOtt. April 2, 1!i5!I.
Fort Scott.
Hallister. Mrs. A. J .• Spencer. I"d .• Sept. 11. 1856.
.
Herboldsheimer. AUlfust, Ge"uan),. Sept. 10. 1&amp;59.
.
Harbison. H. M' , Pennsylvania. October 5.1850.
Leavenworth C~ •• April 12. 18!!9 .. Jefferson Co.
Hogeboom. George W .• New York, December 8.18.'12. Leavenworth c.ty. :liar 20. 11&gt;,,7. 'ropeka.
Hawk, Simon. Pellnsylvania. l"ovember 11. lti27.
Shawnee County, Arri 10, 1l:!.;7. Topeka.
Hill, Forester, Musachusetts, J~nuary 3.1~t2.
Lawrence. D~cember 12,1.:&gt;&amp;1.
Wakarusa.
Hosmer, L. ~ •• New YOlk, April 9. HU9.
Lawrence, November, 187a.
Lawrence.
HAdley, Hauie H" Lawrence, October 17, IX(~I.
Lawrence,. October 17. 1I:l6a.
Lawrence
Halstead. Sophia. Norway. Europe, Sept. 2·1. It;37.
Mapleron. Bourbon Co .• March
25 1!i:)Ij
Reno.
L3wr~ncC:1 October 9. 1800.
Lnwrence.
HamiitoD J. F •• Illinois. January 21, 1858.
.
Havenl, Lou. JacksoQ county, Mo. October, 1854.
. Pr:lirie Caty, Dou!:las Co.
Lawrence
Hutchings. Jonn. Caroline. N. Y .• becember al. 1836. Lawrence. 1 une 1~, IHU3.
LJ.wrcnce'.
Hutchings. Josephine E .• Litchfield. Conn .• May 3. '44. Lawrence. I une 13. 18G:\.
L:lwrence.
Lawrence.
May
23.
lti56.
Hunt, Mrs. G. W .• Leomi nster. ~ ..... March 17. IMla.
Hanson, Wm. H., Belmont county. Ohio. July 2:.!. 11:131. Pouawatomie Co., June 2,1855. LOUISville.
Osawatomie, Feuruary 2CJ.
Hayes. C, A . . ·
Tecumseh, April 22. 1856.
Lawrence.
Huson. R •• New York. May 12. 17nll.
North Lawrence.
H .... ris. E. B:ol Robertson county. Tenn .• Mar. 20. 1824. North L.wrence. Dec. 3, 1869,
Lawrence.
Honnold. A.Ii .• Mu.k.ingum county. 0 .• April:.!Q. 1837. L.wrence·, January 1. 1870.
Lawrence, October 9, l~i!J.
Lawrence.
Hughes. Jo•• R., B.ltlmore. ~d .• Sept. 23.1857.
L.wrence. March 4. lK71.
Lawrence.
Haslet. Jame. B .• Pittsburg. Pa .• December:l. II!27.
L:l.wrence, ~ovembcr 2, 1866~
K.nwaka,
Ha.kell. A. S .• Portland, ~Ie .• October ~O. lil-l8
Sabe.ha, May 15, 185~.
Topeka.
Heboard. r. C .• Lisbon, Conn .• November 16,1830.
Seneca. September 16. 1804.
Topeka.
Hebbard, R. N .• Deerfield. NY .• Sept. 10. lli3Il.
Topeka.
Hebbard, Mary F.tSeneca. Kan., J.n. au. linD
Lawrence. May 5. 1850.
Huggins, Jas. L' t roy. N. Y .• October:.!9, UH4
~!anhatt.n. May 5, 1808.
!\fanh:utan.
Hoar. Albian L .• Waltham. Mass .• October 2R. 1819.
Manhattan. March 17. 1&amp;')5.
Hoar. Mrs. A. L .• Portland Me .• MoyaD, 1853.
Manhattan.
Higby. John. Lewi. county. N. V•• November 4.1818. Lawrence. Uctober 2~. 1863.
Lawrence.
Ottawa. January 4, IH77.
Hunt. D. E, Delavan, \Vis .• Augu"t 30,1858.
Ottawa.
Himoe. A. H .• Norway. Europe. lanuarr 15, 1&amp;~5.
Fort Scott. July 20.1857.
Lawrence.
Himoe, S. Eo. ,Ma.pleton, Kansas, SeptCm.H!r 14, 1::s61.
M.pleton, September H. 1M!.
Lawrence.
Himoe, H. C., Ft. Scott t Ka.nsas, August ZT, 10tH.
Fort Scott. August 27, IS6-J.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, August, 1854
Hutcheson. John. Illino.s. February 22, lB:l"l.
J elTerson Co.
Howe 1. B. Worce,ter. Massachusetts. July 5.1851.
Lawrence, jauuary, Ib'77.
l.ecompton.
Howell, lUSlU •. Northampton countJ' Pa., A'u~ 6. 183~ Lecompton. March, 1870.
Huey, ~ auh. H., Bellefonte. Pa .• uly 28.1853.
Leavenworth. Sept. 5. 1873.
Lawrence.
,Hoadley. S. M' Brockport. N. Y.
Lawrence.
Harvey, Florin JQ. Crowe, Economy, N. S., November
8, 18~0.
Topeka. May 10. 1!!37.
Topeka.
Henley. A; A .. Indiana. October 4. 1858.
Hesper, Kan., O~tober 29, 1858.
Hesper.
Hoene. Sophie. New York City. December 9.1852.
Prairie City, Douglas County,
AprilS. 1857.
Jefferson Co.
Hollingbery. A. G .• London. England. October 8. 1854. Lawroncc, March 6. 1871.
Lawrence.
Hurst. Albert. Iowa, 1l:!.1~.
.
Osaw;\tomic, J857.
Lane.
Hick.;, Amos, Ohio, 1~!!4
Dougl"s County, 1855.
Leavenworth lo
Harris, E. P .• Hudson •. N. H .• June 11. 183-1.
Lawrence, Aug-ust;- 1&amp;16.
LecomptOn Tp.
Hanson, L. C. Norway. Auguat 2.:1. 183d.
Scandia, Republic Co .• Nov. 2:1.
1!!1Jl:'.
Scandia. Republic
[18GB.
Co
Hanson, :Mrs C. C., Sweuen, February Jl,l837.
Scanuia, Republic Co., Nov. 2.:1, Scnntlia.
Hughe •• S. !.:., Iowa. July ll. I1jij2.
l.awrence, Sept. \.'\. 1&amp;)4.
L.wrence.
Hood. Lewis W., Hillsboro. 0 .• June 2, 1848.
Topek:&gt;. Nov. 1, 1~72.
Topeka.
Hoar, John L .• Lancaster county. P ..... , May 9, .1858.
Lawrence.
Hindman. L. W • SudiDia, O. June 9, Il!-11.
Willow Springs. June I, 1857.
Willow Spring ••
Hamilton, S H .• Circleville.
AprillU. llO1.
Lawrence. July 011. IM70.
Lawrence.
Hubbell. Frank G .• Paola, ~Iay 19. 1~65
Paola. ;ltay, Ill, ISU5.
II.awrence.
Hollaway, E A., Lawrence, Jtlnc 22, 1856
Lawrence, June !!"2, lR.l)(}.
Lnwrencc .
. Hathaway, Mary lit .• Monroe Co. N. Y., July 22. J816. DOllglas Co. Sopt. 1~IjV.
Hughes. John L. De. r.loines Co., la., March 20 Jil-lS. DOllgl •• Co .• Oct. lli.iL
Dnllgl ...
Hu~he., W.llie, i.nwrcnce. February II. I~U2
Ilollglas Co .• Feh. I I. ISU'l,
/l.olWrence.
Honnold, Mrs. A. G., ~Juskingum Co. 0 .• Junc15, '45. Lawrence, Jan. 1, 1~70.
Lawrence.
lioDDold, Avri. Lawrence, Sepcember 20.1871.
Lawrence .. Sept.20.1M71.
Lawrence.

0..

Hollister. A. J • Mariett3. 0 .• May 21. ISl6.
ILawrence. ~ov. 14. 1m,
I Lawrence.
- ..
HaJ\w~y. Jam.!~. LlJndon, England,·September 4, 1809. Lane,. Franklin Co., ~farch. 1856. Lane; Fra.nk.lin Co.
HutchlQSOn, G. \V .• Hartford, Vr., August 22,1822.
Lawrenc~, Aug. 1 185.j.
Kansas City.
Hollowav. J. ~!. 0 • Richmond, Ind., February 21. 11l2O.. Duuglas Co. Nov; 1f&gt;7H
Dougla. Co.
Hum.,.G. W .• Sterlin&lt;,C'\'I'l{a CO., N. Y .• July23.183U.;~lar,hall Co:, Sept. 15. 1858.
Lawrence.
Hunt, .ChaTles \V., :Uassachusetts.
. I Lawrence, ~lay 23, 1856.
Lawrenee.
Hutchln:\on. J. n., Lawrence, January 10, ]861.
Lawrence, Jan. 10, lSOl.
Lawrence..
Howe. George W .. P'atl.bll~g. N. V.. Sept. :lO.I835.
Lawrence. June I, 1856.
L:l\vrence.
Howe. Jame •• New York CIlY. February 8. lSOI
Wyandotte. April 1.1$8.
T.blow. Wyandotte
Co.
Hiatt. D. B•• Henry co~nty.lndiana. December;9.1832. Wabaunsee. Sept. 1.1854,
Tiblow. Wyandotte
Co.
Hinman. D.'G .• Ohio. June 2'J. 1838.
Lawrence. April 18. 1856.
Lawrence.
Hollingsworth. Wm .• knox county. Ind .• Jan~ 18. 1817. Emporia, March 1.1861.
Near Emporia,Lyon
Co.
HollinllSworth, C. P .• Dublin, Jnd"lanuary 11.1859. Emporia. March 1; 18G1.
Emporia, Kan.
Hoyt •. Sarah E.. no&lt;ton. M.s ••• Juno • I~II.
North Lawrence.
Lawrence, Oct. 17. Ib54.
!-ferd, James, Douglas county ({an., April 20, 1855.
\Villiamston.
Douglas Co. , April 30. 1860.
Hicox, A J., Union, Conn. August 7. IH.f7.
Darton Co.
Cheyenne, l\.larch, J87U.
Hug~es. R. W .• Paul.boro. N J .• July 12. Il!-1:l.
. Leavenworth Co .• Dec. 20. 181111. Leavenworth •
H~rr ... C. B Pennsylv.n.a. 18:J~.
11l51i. Lawrence.
H.llyer. W. (. Valley Falls, Kansa •• 1862.
Valley Falls.
Valley Falls. 1862.
Henderson, t. \V., N. C., UH5.
Lawrence.
Lawrence, H:WJd.
Hall. W. N .• Newca5l'e, ~(aine, March 8. 1St:.!.
La.wrence.
Lawrence. Oct. 10,1870.
Hyde. Emma. Ohio, .1 ugust 7,1&amp;,0.
Lawrence.
L~wrence, Apr. ~2. 1869.
Herd. R. R., Philadelphia, ~'ebruary 17. 1836.
Atchison.
Lawrence, Apr. 18,1&amp;56.
Heil. F. J .• Jefferson. N. V .• November t,I~.
Shawnee Co.
Shawnee Co., June 9 1859.
Henderson, O. C;., Iowa, September 18. 1&amp;",;.
Oskaloosa, March, 1858.
Herrington, J. D., Pituburc-. Pa., February M. ]881.
Lawrence.
Franklan. ~!ay 28, 1&amp;"J5.
Herrinl-:ton, Sarah H., Pittsburg Pa., Jnnuary 7, JX.15. Franklin. K., May 2M, 1855.
Lawrt:nce.
Herrington. 1\loll!e to.:., Fr3nklin. Kan., Nov. 27. 1&amp;'iU.
Lawrence.
~errinllton. Lina V .. Pitt,bu'lf. Pa.·. Januarv 2,1845.
Lawrence.
Lawrence. May 16, 18&amp;5.

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I

·Namt, Piau and Daf~ of Birth.

Pla&amp;t alld Daft of Stlflnnmt.! Pram' Raidtllu

Howard. L: D .• S.I{ne Michigan. Augllst ~2, 1849.
Hoar. Jno. L., Lanc.ster coullty. Pa .• May 9.1858.
Herrick. Frank L • Corinth. Me., September 12.184B.
Hollinger. G. W .• L.ncasler. Pa" Februury 1.1842
Heine. Henry. (;ermany. Jun. 4. 1!!3O. .
·Hale. John H. Lawrence. July 2.,.1858.
Helwig. Jobn II .• Tuscarawas county. 0 .• Mar. 26.1828.

Wakarusa.
,.
Lawrence.
Jefferson Co.
Sterling. Kan.
Clinton. K.n.
Lawrence.
Topeb. 12th Reg .•
Price Raid.
Linwood. LeaYen.
Hindman. W. T •• Brown county. Ohio. Dec. 20. 182.1.· Lawrence, Oct 8.18:.8.
worth Co.
Lawrence.
Hurlbert. C. 0., Middle Haddam. January H. 1822.
Topeka. Jan. 1. l87d.
La.wrence.
Atchison
Co
.•
Aug.
20.
1856.
Hamlin. Samuel Somerset county •. Pa • Nov. I.I8a2.
Roxbury. Mass.
Hale. Edward E.. Boston. Mass .• April:S. 1822..
Roxbury. Mass.
Hale. Ellen Day. Worcester. Mass. Feb. 11.·185.1.
Grant Tp .• Doug·
Kanwaka, March 1. 1855.
Hersh. S. S .• Pittsburg, April 13. IISH.
I.s Co.
Kansas City.
Council Grove. May 15. 18r.0.
Howard. John Jay. East Evans. N. Y.• Mar. 6, 1828.
Head. ~Irs. S. W .• Madison county. 0 .• Uec 14.11:!53. Topeka. Apri120, ISIl9. [19.1856 Topeka.
Middle Creek. Lykins Co .• Sept. Olathe.J ohnson Co.
Harris, lon.than. Franklin county. 0 .• ~Iay 10. 1839.
Lawrence.
Lawrence,18li3.
Husas, ohn. Lawrence, February 7. 1863.
L;..wrcnce.
Lawrence, March I. 1859.
Hart. :. &lt;s. M .• Canada. Oct. 21. 1851.
Lawrence.
Haas. S.""h. Uou~las county. Nov.mber 21.1&amp;';1.
Lawrence.
Hopkins. Ellie. Douglas counlY. March 3u. Itwa ..
Holli",er. Simpson. Woodsfield,Monroe county.O Sept
Lawrence.
Lilwre';ce. Feb. I,I8G7.
H.I826.
.
Herman. Frans. Widstrand. Stockholm. Sweden. Oct.
Buffalo; Minn.
•
10.1821.
Harris. ~1. C •• Mariah·. Essex Co., N. Y .. Nov. 3.1841. lIIaria. Leavenworth Co • July 4.
Leavenworth Co.
IHOO.
Leavenworth Co .
. H ... rris, q. J.• Coll1mlJb., Ohio, January 30, 1&amp;14.
Leavenworth, Sept. 1. 1870.
Lawrence.
Holcomb, I\tary. Ha.gerstown, Ind., March 13.
l.awrcncc r Nov. J86U.
Lawrence.
Hunt.Jacob. Illoomingtlale. Inti., January 7. IMOO.
TonganoxIe. Allg. 26. I1J70.
Lawrence.
Hadley. F. W .• Lenenworth. lune 12, ISHI.
Leavenworth. June 12,1801
Hutcheson. F.mehne Janet.llelle Moullt. Vec. 105.1820, Douglas Co .. Apr. 1. 1855.
. Dougla. Co.
Hopper. A. R • SCOtt county. Ky .• Janllary!! IS;J.l.
Lawrence, May 9.18.'&gt;4.
[1801. DOII~1as Cu.
Lawrcilce.
H"oe'nltl.tr'?,cn'sE. W .• Spring Hili. Ky .• AII!:'u.t II). I1l46.
110 Creek. Osage Co .• July 13.
Lawrellce.
"'1
Jc. , Homer J" Indiana, August V, 1~!J.
lola.
Topeka.
Herron. G. W .• Oh,o. September I. 1!!:l2.
Topeka. Apr. 1. 18fL3.
Lawrence.
Howell. Walter. Hillsdale county. Mich .• Aug. 30.1842. Lawr.nce. Oct I1W4
Harris. Mrs. Minerva B .• Zanesviile. 0 .• April 13.11!:J.l. Le~venworth City. March. 1857. Lawrence.
Topeka.
Harbine. Tohn F"., Franklin county. Pa • June IH. 1853. Topeka. July 17.1878.
Hubbell. Mrs. M. G .• Spring, Crawford county. Pa .•
Lawrence.
February 20.18-18.
L.wrence. May 20.1855.
Hupp. Samuel L., Monroe county. Ind., F.b. lB. 1813 --Aug. ~3. IlJ7a.
Howe. Dr. O. R l.Chillicothe. Ohio. March 20. 1810.
Lawrence. June B. 1876.
Lawrence.
Haven •• M .. R. ~ .• Michigan.
Wyandotte,I&amp;-08.
Ft. SCOII.
Hughes. I L. B.ltimor.·, Md .• Januarr 14. 1M52.
Lawrenc •• Nov. 15. IH;O.
Lawr.nce.
Haskel.!J ~lable Bliss. Lawrence. AUI:. 2,1806.
Lawrence, Aug. 12. lHOO.
Lawrence.
Hunt, \i. W .• Midway. lIfass •• February 12, 11142.
Lawrence. lIIay, 11l6t.I..• ':
Lawrence.

In~ersoll, William M •• Cambridi.p.... t.

M ...... June
HU7.
Ice. A. R.o Marion county. W. Va., March 11.1&amp;').,.

W.karusa, June 15. 1857.
Lawrence, Apr. 1, 187U.~·
Lawrence. Oct ISS-!.
Marion Co .• Jan .• IlJ7l.
Clinton.DouglasCo .• Apr 15.1850.
Lawrence, July 25, 1~58.
Atchison. Co • Nov 15.1854.

8./ Lawr.nce. March 28. 1858.

I

[lBC;). Kanwab.
Cedar Point. Chase Co., Sept. 1~, Cedar Point. Cha ••
Co.
Irvin, W. S .• Crawford county, Pa. April fi, l~.
Lawr.nce, Apr. 10. 1855.
niue Mound.
Kanwaka.
Ingersol1. Caroline A .. Cambridge. IIlass' l May 19.1819. Lawrence. Nov. 1, J&amp;,)M.
Blue ~Iountl.
Irvin, J .• Blue r.[ound, Kan., Novembcr~7, IM5~.
DouSlas Co .• Nov. 27. Ill.';!!.
Jrvin, Robert, Pennsylvania. October J~-t, 1820.
Hlue Mountl. March. It;;-05.
lIlue Mound.
Topeka.
Irvine. Thomas E • Ireland. :llay 5. Id41.
Topeka.July la, l~m.
Ellsworth; May 17. ISGr,.
Inm.n. Henry. New York City. July 8.ld:17.
Larned.
Irwin. J. A., Pennsylvania. Decemb&lt;r 5. IM:29.
\Vak:uus&lt;l, Apr. 10, JH.~,.j.
\V:\karusJ..
\V:lkarus:l.
IrVin, Robert, Pennsylvania, Decemoer 2G, Ift.tO.
Wakarusa. Apr. 10. IKia.
Irwin. George S .• Alton, 111., April 4. 18al.
Hulton. Jacksoll Co., Sop. 1,1857. NOr! h Topeka.
Irwin. William, Ohio. October J~. 18~7.
.
De SOlO. Aug 20, 1"&gt;4.
ohoson Co.
{{ural. Jeff. Co.
Irvine. O. P .• Pulaski county. Ky .• !'day 5, 11l48.
Perry. JefT. Co .• Dec. 12.1S03.

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�. EXCERPl'S FR011 A FA11ILY HISTORY
Recorded·in the year 1937 by Emma Eberhard and preserved by her niece,
Georgiana Eberhard Brune, a great granddaughter of Nary Cornelia Burbidge.

Grandmother was l1ary Cornelia Burbidge, born in Hartford, Connecticut,
April 25, 1816. She was the youngest daughter ~~d second child of Lieut~
Charles and Rhoda (1-lolcott) Burbidge. Four children were in the family:
Maria, born in 1812 or 1813, Cornelia, William Henry and Charles. Charles
died in infancy. As a child Cornelia and a little neighbor girl played With
their dol1s under the Charter Oak Tree in Hartford and ate the little acorns.
She learned to knit very early and also to sew.
At twelve years of age her mother and older sister died of typhoid or
typhus fever, and she went from Connecticut to New Yor~ City to live with her
father's younge st sister, Cornelia (Burbidge) Hyatt, whose husband \-las a.
jeweler doing business, I think, on Nassau Street. Her brother 1-lilliaIn went
to live l.rith his mother's sister, a Mrs. Russell. Her aunt Nary (Burbidge)
Huntington had expected to give her a home in Connecticut, but after shel;as
there a few weeks, her aunt Cornelia Hyatt persuaded Aunt ·Mary Huntington to
let her take young Cornelia to New YorA, where she would "educate Bno meke a
lady of her": which she did not do. Instead, Cornelia took care. of her atmt's
three boys while Aunt kept up with SOCiety, which Grandmother Cornelia vepy
much resented. She had left school in Connecticut before she learned the
multiplication tables, but as girls were not taught much in arithmetic and
she was a good reader, an extra-good speller, an excellent seamstress and
well-started in geography, she could manage very v;ell wi.thout much "in figures".
They taught one branch at a time in those days. Spelling came first, and, no
attempt was rlade to read until one could spell ever; word of the "spellin i1
book"; then reading was added, then geography and a little arithmatic. BUt
all the time the girls were taking sewing, and boys and girls did not go to
the same school. Grandmother remembered the tallc about LUC'J Stone as "the
woman who wanted to 00 a men" because she went to college. She went to '
school with "Fann:! Fern" and Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Catherine Beecher.was
one of her teachers.
She apprenticed herself to a dressmaker and learned the trade. July ,19,
He Has a diamond
setter and a partner of her uncle John Hyatt. During the fjncncial panic :of
1836 and 1837 and for a few years following, the business suffered great
reverses on account of the many wild speculations in cheap land made by the
partner John Hyatt, and both failed. Hyatt stayed in !~ell York, in his old
shop, earning $2.50 per day chasing rings at which he was an e)~ert. He used
a little hammer, and he had used it so well and for so long that the handle
had the prints of his thumb m1d finger worn into it. He worked Q~til the
gold rush in 1849; he went to California to "pan gold" but was tal-::en 'lith:
dysente!"'; at once and died.
.
:

1837 she married William Clarke Tillotson in New York City.

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,

Tillotson, with his vlife and tl.o1O children, made his way "lest in 1841,
hoping to find some of the lend his father-in-law had filed claim to during
the various Indian VIars in which he had been engaged. Not 1::e ing successful,
he left his ,dfe and children boarding "ri th a Hormon vTOnan and vrent south I
thinking that he might find SOMS work at his craft, since nuch of his work
in New York City had cor::e from the South. But before he had t:.ms to find

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F~~ly

History, continued.

anything he was taken vlith a fever end was six weeks in a hospital in New Orleans.
While t1ere he made inquiry concerning the "speculdion lend" in w::ich his !Jartner
. had invested the fir~'s money. He was told much of it was swamps while some was
"motultain tops ,.nth rattlesnakes ·enough to fence it." After many weeks absence
he returned to a very worried wife whose trunk of table linens and bed linen,
jewelry and clothing had be.en retained for board, and the landlady refused to
let them redeem it.
They lived in or near the city of Quincy, Illinoistultil coming to !ensas
in May 1854. Ny mother was fourteen years old that fall, November 4, 1854.
She vIas the oldest girl and very responsible " end so she felt much of the hardships and privations, but not to be compared with that of the father's arid
Itother's share.
They crossed the Hissouri Ri~19r at St. Joseph on the ferry and camped ~or
dinner on the ban.1&lt; of a little creek. The first night in Kansas Has s!Jent at
Wathena, a little Indian village with a few white settlers who lived in bark
hoUses. It was in one of these bark houses that they stayed during a rain and
were surprised to find it so dr'J •. These houses tlere made by peeling the bark
from cottonwood trees and standing it up like an Indian wigwrun.
. The first ye ar they· saw but two "lhite women; one stopped for t re night as
the femily passed through to another settlement, the other a French ,.roman "lith
whom t~ey could neighbor but little; but the next year a white f~~ly came ~o
live near. The Indians "lere friendly and often visited them; perhaps cal~led
upon would be more nearly correct, for their visits "Tere always brief. They
always "ranted to "swap" and did not tarry long,end, aside from frightening the
children, they would not have been tulHelcome had they not been such beggars.
They wanted to swap for just about everything they sm... , including th e blu!3-eyed
baby. They were usually given whatever they wanted, for Grandmothe::- vIas afraid
of offending them, but she drew the line at the baby. ltlhenever they came in
the house, Hary and her sister Eelle vlould roth get hold of that baby to protect
her. The Indians were very fond of watermelon and Grandfather usually raised
ther:l. They nade their vTishes known by gestures, grtults and a few "lOrdS, as
few as possible. One time a yOtulg squaw tied four large melons in her blanket,
and to the amazement of all put tham on her head, motulted her pony and rode
away. One day i ...hile Har'J and Be lIe were on the way to Stulda y School, ne ar
Oze~&lt;ie, going aleng the pony trail through the prairie grass almost as h~gh
as their heads, they looked behind them and saw an Indian on his pony coming
over a little rise, flourishing his whip, riding as fast as he could make !his
pony go. They were terribly frightened and ran as fast as they could, but
of course he soon overtook them. Imagine their relief "then, ,.Jithout slackening
his pace,he said "How!" and passed on; all the while they had expected to :00
. scalped.
A little over a year aft'er reaching their cabin home, i"hile Grandf8.t~er
end the older boy, Frmlk, were away hauling Government supnlies from Ft. Leavenworth to Ft. Riley, a new baby came •. There vlaS no doctor nearer than Leavenworth and no one to send for him, only the lone white neighbor woman. And'
when the baby was but a day or two old, and before Grandfather returned, some
Indians had gotten whiskey and were well drunken. They came in the middle! 6f
the night, riding their ponies on the gallop, rotuld rnd rotuld the cabin, calling
"Howdy do, white !!lan! HOi-ldy do, "-rhite man!" The littl:: dog, named Jack, scent. ing de.nger, backed against the deor .:me: barked savagely and as h£.rd 8S he could.
They were truly frightened in that small room, but the Indians, receiving

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Fa.'llily History, CC!1t inu·3d.

no answer end thinking perhaps the cabin was deserted, became tired afte[a time (vlhich seemed hours) end rode away without dismounting. A day or
two before this the Indians had passed the cabin w~.th kegs on their ponies,
and Grandmother knew that they were going for whiskey. This vIas the on:!.y
tline that they were ever disturbed in any vlay by the Indians.
.
They were driven from the house one night, or early morning, in FebFuar.T
1856, by high ',later. Grandfather watched the creek rise all night, and,.
fearing that it would reach the house, he toakthe precaution of tying a,
raft that he had constructed near. As early as they could see to cross he
loaded bedding and the facily on the raft and paddled out to a sheltered place
on the bluff out of da.'1ger of the water. They lived in one cover9d ",agon and
cooked by a campfire for two weeks. The flood water reached the comb of'the
house. Freezing over, it froze the chickens I feet that had floW to the: house
top to eSCape the water.' They were rescued by Frank skating over to. them
and taking them out. In this flood they lost everything in the house that
water could destroy; some things--books were mentioned--floatedout and I
scattered all through the woods down the creek. All the corn they ha.d raised
and stored, which they had shelled and hed ground that it rnight more eas~ly
be hauled to Lecompton, also was lost.' Grandfather had tried to hc:.ul it
earlier, but the roeds were so slippery the oxen could not stand and pull a
load. This com was to make payment on the place, and deferred paynents:
called for 30%. tn~erest.
When they raised cattle end hogs to sell, they hed to be driven to maiket,
to Atchison or Leavenworth. (The farm they settled on was just north of Ozawkie,
Kansas. The "creek" that flooded them out Has the Delaware River, or, as it
was called then, "Grasshopper Creek"..) Several men usually sold together, and
. . Then they drove hogs to mar-cet, a wagon accompanied to pid: up any hogs t:hat .
gave out •. Grandfather sometimes butchered his hogs before marketing, and', then
he receivedlO¢ a pound. The yeDr of the"Land Sale" the people of Oza,·f..de sold
drinking water and it cost almost as much as a drink of whiskey. They ha~one
year of great drouth (18601) and several crop failures. Hother remembers they
expected to get $1 per bushel for the corn they lost but does not rem-amber the
price of ear corn (ground). They sold many bushels a feH years later for,30¢.
A cow was near $30, and their horses that were stolen at the outbrea~ of the
Civil War ,.,rere valued at $100 each. Hother remembered paying 50¢ per YC1r~ for
.' calico during the Civil War.
When the summ:er became hot and dry they burned around their buildings and
'hay stacks or plowed several furrcms around them to protGct them from prairie
fires, and they lost ver,y littla from fires, but they saw and helped fight
several. When those fires got started in the tall grass, they burned faster
than a horse could gallop. ,They lost on:!.y one team of horses by raiders early
in the War. The Battle of Hickory Point was fought only, a fo ..r IT'.ile s away, and
one store was raided and one burned in Valley Falls (GrasshoDsr Falls as it Has
called then). These things so near, and the report of depradations made ~ife
full of anxiety and fearful of what might happen. Frank enlisted in tho 7th
Cavalry.

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In 1861 they dug a . . rell and built a new log house somewhat larger than
the old one a..'1d to which they later added a kitchen. This house still stands,
and, I think, is occupied. C. . note from Georgiana Bnme: liThe house 'das sided

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frc:m a Fa'1ily History', OJnt inued.

up and later used for a granarJ. When
tclcen by the GovcrI1!:lsnt and my husband
off the siding aTlc ""a took pictures of
somG of the best logs home D.nd some of

the
aTlC.
t he
the

Parry Dam l:icS built, the land vIaS
I bought the old house. He riuced
log cabin underneath, thGn brbught
old horc.e-made brid::s.").

Grand.r:lOther was a little '''Toman and afraid of so. m.any things like staying
alone, afraid of storms and animals and many other things. (She was afraid
of a cow, and if she hc.i.c1 to niLl&lt; one when her husband had t hG ague, she
milked ste.nding off at arm I s length, trembling all the t ir.le. ) • She ltlas used
to many of the lu::mries of t he time s in the :ast, but I heard her say th~t
she Has never hapr-'icr in her life than i·,hen she lived in a log cebin on a
gro~TJ.d floor, ~~d the children still LTlsist they had as much fun and real
pleasures as the yO~TJ.gsters today. I cannot help adding: I wunder, as I;look
around at the conditions today, etc., hOH many of this generation of today'
appreciate what this nation has cost.
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BOOKS FOR SALE
The Douglas County Genealcgical Society still has copies of Cordleyl:s
of Lawrence (1976 reprint of the original 1895 edition). The price
is $lo.50plus tax to members and $12.50 plus tax .for non-members. Only.
ten of the books are on hand at present. Order from the Society, Box 3664,
Lawrence, Kansas, 66044
Histo~

An excerpt from' the neyTSpaper "Th'3 Americ2.ll Desert ", Eillbrook, Kc:,nsas, 11 Hay 1887,
page 1, quoting from an earliGr issue of the "Toledo Blade":
Che"r! Chew! Chew! It bas become a national habit, and h3 or she
who has not a mouthful of gum or tobacco upon imich the energies are
is an exception. In social gatherings, on the street car, at public
entertainments, it is the same everlasting '..Jagging of the chin. 1-lax
figures of the people of the present \-l~,ll be made a thousaTld years
from now w~,th a perpetual motion machine hidden LTl the mouth to keep
the jai.J's I:!oving in order to be a realistic representation. The figure
would 00 a caricature without it. Happy is the g~'ll manufacturer in
this day and generation, for the cry is still for more of his products.
Refined women cen rival the Ji;ost invetorde tobacco ci1'='ders in" their:
power of c::e\·ring. Like the flowing of Tennyson IS "Brook" their ja,,;s
wag on IIforever".

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MOUND CEMErERY

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Located in Douglas· County, Kansas; about one mile south of Stull. on a
high bluff on the westside of the road.
PRICE, J. D.
Died June 1, 1917
Aged 86 years, 3 Months, 17 Days

SHAW, Sarah
Mother of Thomas and William
1814 - 1885

BABY - near above stone

SKINNER, John Leslie
January 9, 1901

RAKE, Effie E.

Letty Leah.
April 11, 1903 - September 27, 1903
Children of A. &amp; L. SKINNER
(Above two on one stone)

Born: February 8, 1881
Died August 19,1881
(stone broken)

RAKE (all on one stone)
Alvy
Born:
Died:
Daniel
Born:
Died:

March 12, 1863
April 22, 1863
'0.

December 11, 1864
June 9, 1866

Sarah L. TICE
Born October 29, 1829
Died: . February 9, 1873
Rose K.
September 4, 1882 - November 25, 1968
RAKE (all on one stone)

John E.
June 21, 1857 - March 24, 1943
Elizabeth
February 11, 1862 - November 12, 1889

RAKE, Daniel
1864 - 1866

o.

RAKE, Alby
March 12, 1863

lavina F.
January 13, 1872 - October 16, 1936

Ida C.
Wife of Oscar C. HELLSTROM
Born: August 19, 1855 .
Died: November 2, 1891

SCOUTEN, Louisa
\'iife of R.
Died: April 19, 1866
Aged: 51 years, 5 months, 1 day

Rose
Wife of D. P. RAKE
Born: October 12, 1859
Died: January 27, 1897

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Richard
Died : January 30, 1881
Aged: 73 years
(Above two stones broken, but side
by side; smaller markers on each side
of above, as if graves on each side)
-'...J....

SWADLEY, Henry C.
Father
1849 - 1940
Nancy E.
Mother
1848 - 1914
Susan F.
Grandma
1819 - 1911
(Above three on one stone)

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Blanche RAKE
SNIDE...'q
1881 - 1962
E. W. RAKE

(no dates)

�MOUND

CEMETERY

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REYNOLDS, Deborah

RAKE

1872

Infant Son
May

22, 1893

RAKE, Rose K.
September 4, 1882
November 25, 1968

RAKE

Bertha J.

1884 - 1890

ICE, Effie

1887 - 1929

RAKE

Infant Daughter
April 15, 1895

ICE, Emery

1885 - 1927

RAKE

5 Broken Stones that

Elias E.

were unreadable and evidence
that there had been many more
graves in this cemetery at one
time.

1891 - 1895
RAKE

Infant Daughter .
May

5, 1900
(Inscriptions taken by members of
The Douglas County Geneklogical
Society in the spring (~PRIL??)
of 1976.)
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BOYD, Thomas B.

1846 - 1923
Hermina J. (wife)

1849 - 1898
Thomas B. (son)

1888 - 1894
BOYD, Ralph H.

1900 - 1910
Willie
Son of
J. D. and T. J •
. CHENOWEl'H
Born: October 7, 1900
HALL, Kate A.

.

1866 - 1958 .
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HALL, Christopher C.

Born:
Died:
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November 1, 1865
February 22, 1897

THOMPSON, Charles W.

1819 - 1892

THOMPSON, Augusta A.

1834 - 1873
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�Hrs. Feu l ine B. Elniff, [)20 Sunset Drive, Lm,rrence, l'~cn sas, 66044
Charles Borden TULEY, born 1812 in Burlington, ·N2".·1 Jersey, noved
with his parents to Harren County, Ohio in 1820, ;"1oved t 0 j.~iami
CO'.ll1ty, Ohio, where L'1 1838 he ~erried Elizabeth FRAZER (born
1819, Niarni County, Ohio, deughter of Benj2JT'.in FRAZER). They
came to Atchison County, Kanses in 1869, \-1here both died in 1890.
Need the naP.l9S of the p&lt;?,rents of C. B. TUL'SY, and ths dc.te end pIece
of birth of Benja.min FRAZER, also the nel!l8 of his "rife.
}1I's • Paulina B. Em; ff, 820 Sunset Drive, Le.\olI'snce, Ke.nsas, 66o/J.;.
Heed ancestI"! of Azariah D. l1cC:t1JR£, born 28 ITovember 1822 in
Huntingdon County, Penn., r:J.oved to Tazewell County, Illinois in
1850; and of his "rife Bet s;'l Ann (GATI'rsS) GORroN, born 20 K~'-Y 1819
in Culpeper County, Virginia, moved \olith paTents near ClErksville,
Tennessee, then to Te.zewel1 County, Illinois.

Urs. Lloya II. T2.116'(, 2020 '3m6reld l)rj ve, L2.Hrence, l.e.ns£'.s, 66044
'Hented informc::tion on John (GaI"!)TALlli"Y (TALLY), born August 16,
1856 in Douglas County, Kansas. Left around 1900. ~'lhere did he
go? . Cantt find a death certificc.te.
Donna A. McCain. 801 Frazier, V:: 1 ley Fell s, Kanses, 66088
Desire :.nfornation on Devid ST.AP.K, born ebout 1816 in Indi2.na, end
\orife Sarah WILSON, born ebout 1818 in Kentucky, and children:
Harr Cathririe, born 1852, married 1st Ransom DIAL, 2nd !,larion Francis
. JPJ·BS and Anne £1 iZ2.beth, born about 1845, m.axried HICHOIS. Fa'Tlily
. lived in Jad::son County, !-1issouri in .1850 and moved to Kensas about
1856. l·1ary Cathrine said they lived in Vinland, .i\ansas, \o1hen
Quantrill burned Lmrren C8; later they lived in Frankli11 County, r\s.

'TtJ'LSY

m.ZIER

IIcCLUR.'S
, GATI-ES
, GOPJ)JN

.TALIZY
,TALLY

,

'STARK
'WILSON
:DIAL
:JAl·8S

NICHOLS

HI'S. Yirt;inia Harris Bro'..m; P 0 vox 325, Paola, Kansas 66071

:..Iill exchange information with any FRAZEE.
FRAZEE, born 1824, Ohio; married Louisa
Township, Labett.e County, Kansas.

Need parents of AndreH
; died 1880-85 North

Came from Iowa before 1870.

:FRAZ,:E
~FULTZ

His

son, Andrew J. or Lorenzo FRAZEE worked for railroad as engineer (?)
at Parsons, Kansas in early 1900's.

Other known children Clara E.

and Jeremiah FRAZEE who married Rebecca Vincent FULTZ in 1874 at
Parsons, and lived Lincoln County, Auburn and Scranton, Kansas.
lITIS.

Virginia Harris Brown; POBox 325, Paola, Kansas 66071

Robert and Elizabeth HOLLANID FULTZ ,sa~'d t 0 b e f ro~ Tazewell County,
FULTZ
Virginia, were in Carter County, Kentucky from 1830 to 1858 when they camei
to Douglas County, Kanwaka Township.

/

Aft er 1875 th ey moved to 1.-Jilliams- '
burg, Kansas and died after ISBO.Several sons.,' Z"acharl'ah, Thomas, Ac!"a- '
ham, Nanfred, William lived Douglas and Labette Countl' es. Am trying to
discover who' was Robert FULTZ' father.

.. as h e Obediah?

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correspond wi th any }'ULTZ, FULKS, FAU'rZ.
~l02-

~Iould

like to

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NOTE CARDS FOR SALE

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The Douglas County Genealcgical Society announces that it now has for sale
sets of 16 cards with envelopes, featuring the four scenes ~ho.m above. The
original sketches by Orrin Olson have been reproduced on fine stock, and the
cards measure 4\"x~". The sets are only $3.00, including four each of the
Court House, the Bandstand in South Park, the Watkins Community Museum and the
Old Mill. To order, send $3.00 (tax included) plus 25¢ postage to the Douglas
County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 3664, Lawrence, Kansas, 66044.
.
The Society is grateful to Mr. Olson for his generosity in permitting
the use of his sketches for this project. Mr •.. Olson hllnself has available sets
of 7 historic sketches of Lawrence on 11"xll" steCk, sui table for framing, at
$1.50. (The sets include the Court House, Watkins Museum, Old Mill, and four
others, but not the Bandstand). r1r. Olson's address is 2409 National Lane ~n
Lawrence.
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�A Letter frem Mrs. William Brown, Box 325, Paola, Kansas,
most interesting contribution for The Pioneer:

66071, enclosing a

You say in The Pioneer that you would like contributions. If you think this
letter would be of general interest I would be glad to have you use it.' The
original letter is still in the possession of William Erownis family. He
returned to Wisconsin for his wife and daughter (both of whom are listed in
the Register of Old Settlers Meeting). They settled in Osage County, first
in the Lickskillet neighborhood then near Carbondale. He freighted Government
supplies to Forts in Kansas, Fort Kearney in Nebraska and Julesburg, Colorado.
He dug and sold coal from his own land, farmed, raised stock and built a fine
house. He had another daughter and two sons.

Letter from 'tiilliam Brown of Nonroe, Green County, Wisconsin to his wif~,
Clarissa Silver of Ht. Pleasant; Green County, Wisconsin.
Leavenworth, Nov. the 1, 1858
Dear Clara,
At long last we have got to Kansas. Today we crossed the Hissouri
River at l,·leston and are camped by the government farm 1 mile north of the fort.
I have seen nothing worthy of so much notice as slavery in my travels. If Hrs.
Stowe lacks any thing of setting it forth in its true colors a trip through
Hissouri will complete the work. If you wish to gain a knowledge of sl~very
you must not sit down and listen to a proslavery man.but talk to Cuff hfmself.
It is extremely dangerous however to be caught talking to a slave being against
their law. I for one transgressed th~t law repeatedly.
Hov. the 7th, leS8
Today is Sunday and raining all the forenoon and pretty much all last '. . eek. It
is about three 0' clock now and has some signs of clearing off. 'de have :bought
some wood on an island 6 miles above Leavenworth and we are going rafting to
that place. ',Ie get it for ;:1.00 and sell it for four and fi're dollars. I
shall be at this business long enough to get a letter from you which I trust
you will send 2,1'3 quick as you can. I have not been out in the territory, yet.
The city is one of the finest places considering its age that have ever seen.
It ·covers more than a half section and contains twelve thousand inhabitants.
rrhree years ago it was a wilderness. Direct your letter to Lea.venworth City,
Kans. If I ",as there I could think of enough to fill twenty such sheets of
paper, but I will leave you to guess at the balance and quit. 'l'his is all.
Your affectionate
Itlm Brown

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CONTRIBUTIONS NEEDED
The Picneer needs material from its readers' old letters, the results
of genealOgical research, and queries. Also, th~
editor welcomes suggestio~s
on the sort of material which should be published in this quarterly.
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�SOME SOURCES OF INFORNATIC·N ON LOCAL AND, STATE HISTORY
AT THE LAWRENCE, KAH:3AS, PUBLIC LIBRARY
707 Vermont Street, Lawrence, KS.,

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The following books are only same of the items which would be useful
to any patron seeking information on the history of this area. All materials
are 'for building use only, unles,s there is a notation that a circulating copy
exi$ts.
Materials on State History, A Selection:
American Guide Series.

Kansas: A Guide to the Sunflower State.

1939 (~sc circ.)

ANDREAS, Alfred T., compo History of the State of Kansas. 1883.
A valuable source of history, with several thousand biographical
sketches.
The Annals of Kansas. Annals to 1886; edited by Daniel Wilder; Annals 1886-1925
in'two volumes, edited by Kirke Mecham.
Year-by-year notation of events.
BLACKMAR, Frank Wilson, ed.
BRIGHT, John D.

Kansas--~

Cyclopedia of State History.

Kansas--the First Century.

4 vols., 1956.

4vols, 1912.

Some genealogical info.
I

CONNELLEY, William E. History ~ Kansas, State and People. 5 vds., 19?8.
Earlier edition entitled A Standard History of Kansas!and
Kansans, 5 vols., 1919. Well-indexed.
---Quantrill and the Border Wars.
........
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1910 •

KANSAS ILLUSTRIANA SOCIETY.' Illustriana Kansas: Biograohical Sketches of Kansas
Men and Women of Achievement. 1933.
Kansas State Gazetteer and Business Directory. Library has editions of 1888,
1894 and the Polk's Kansas Gazetteer for 1912.
KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Kansas Historical Collections and its s,uccessor,
the Kansas His torical Quarterly. Library has vol. 1 (11875)
to present. Each volume indexed, with a cumulative index
for the years 1875-1930.
'
Official State Atlas of Kansas. (Philadelphia: L. H. Everts &amp; Co.), 1887.
30o-plates; very good for showing townships. (in Reference Office).
RYDJORD, John.

Kansas Place-Names.

1972 (Also eire.).

SOCOLOFSKY, Homer E. Historical Atlas of Kansas.
maps, but none very detailed.
TABOR, Milton.

This Day

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Kansas History.

1972.

A wide variety of

Collection of newspaper clippings.

United States Bicgraohical Dictionary, Kansas Volume. 1879. Detailed blugraphical
and genealogical sketches of prominent Kansans of that time.

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Only a few of the general histories are listed; for others, consult the entries
in the Library's card catalog. The additional material which could be co~sulted
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includes collections of Territorial and early State laws, the Library's clipping
files, and books on more specialized aspects of State history, such as individual
towns, beoks on the Old West, and so forth. Please ask the Reference Department
staff for help in locating materials.
Materials on Local History, a Selection:

,

CAW..rELL, E. F.

l Souvenir History of Lawrence. 1898. Exceptionally wellillustrated panorama of Lawrence clubs, businesses and homeS.
~ History of Lawrence.

CORDLEY, Richard.
CRAFTON, Allen.

Free State Fortress. 1954.

1895 (also circ.).History to 1865.
(also circ.).

DANIELS, Goldie Piper. Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County, Ks. 1976.
(Also circ.). Many names listed.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, Betty \.Jashingtcn Chapter, Lawrence, Ks.
Family History Index. 2 vols" 1976. Lineage records of
600 Douglas County women who have joined the local chapter.
DOUGLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL SCCIETY. Douglas County Historic Building Survey.
(also circ.). Very well-illustrated.

1977.

DOUGLAS CCUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Record of Rural Cemeteries. 2 vols., 1942-6.
Tombstone inscriptions or-all rural cemeteries in the 'county;
indexed. Does not include Lawrence proper or Eudora qr Baldwin.
DeuglasCounty Plat Book and Atlas. Library has editions of 1902 and 1940.
--Property owners shown.
Eudora

Co~~~~ity

Heritage . ••

GLEED, Charles S.,

1976. (also circ.).
I

The Kansas Hemorial--A Report of the Old Settlers'
Meeting-Held at Bismarck Grove, Kansas:-September 15th
and 16th, 1879. 1880.

,ed~

LAi'ffiENCE DAILY JOURNAL WORLD. Lawrence Today and Yesterday. 1913. Issued on
the 50th Anniversary of the Quantrill raid. Well-illustrated.
LEWIS,

Ji~~ie

L.

Bismarck Grove 1878-1900.

1968.

l-tIDDLETON, Kenneth A. Industrial History of ! Midwestern Town.
Lawrence-Industries file at the Library~

1941

(fi~ed

in

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NORTH LA\fflENCE CITY ASSOCIATION.
PARKER, Martlu.J. et ale
Portrait
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Early HiStory of North Lawrence.

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Souls.

1930.

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1976 (also circ.). Clinton Lake area.

Biographical Record ,of Leavenworth, Douglas and Frar,klin Counties,
Kansas. 1899.---Genealogical sketches~---

ROWE, Elfriede Fisoher.

Wonderful Old LaT,Trence.
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1971 • (also
Cl.'r c.,.
)
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�UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS. MUSE:JH OF ART. Nineteenth Century Houses in
1968. (also circ.).

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More specialized items include:
AMES, William P.

,

Highlights of Haskell Institute.

GOODNIGHT, Lizzie.

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Negroes of Lawrence.

1903.

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GRIFFIN, Clifford S.
t, '

Lawr~nce.

TAFT, Robert.

The University of Kansas--~History.

The Years on Mount Oread.

1974 (also circ.).

1955 (also circ.).

Persons interested in local histor,y might also wish to consult the old
'citv directories for Lawrence. The Library has the following editions:
1860/1, 1866, 1871, 1875/6, 1879, 1883, 1886, 1888, 1890/91, 1893/94, 1896,
1898, 1900/01, 1902/3, 1905, 1907, 1908/9, 1911, 1913/4, 1915, 1917, 1:919,
1923, 1925/6, 1927/8, 1929/30; (Note: none published 1931-1960); 1961, 1963,
1964, 1966, 1969, 1970, and 1972 to present. Note that the city directories
for 1890 and 1893 also con~ain listings of rural residents of Douglas County.
The Library also has local' phone books for 1916, 1933, 1936, and 1941 to the
present.
'
The Librar,y at present (March 1978) has the Lawrence Journal \'!or1d on
;'microfilm from 1946 to the present, but it has on order the years 1911-1946.
It is the Library's goal to acquire all Lawrence papers, but for now patrons
must go to the University of Kansas Library.
Census microfilm includes only the Federal census of 1860, 1870 and I1880
for Douglas County.
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At this point it should be mentioned that the Documents Librar,y ~t the
Uni versi ty of Ka.'"1sas lias just oc:mp1.eted a most useful collection of Census
microfilms. The Documents Library now has a complete set of the U. S. Federal
,Censuses of 1860, 1870 and 1880 for Kansas. In addition to the Federal C\e~sus,
'the State of Kansas took its own census (with the same data as the Federal,
in the listing of each individual, age, etc.) from 1865 to 1925. These State
censuses are ver,y va1uab1e~,particular1y for the years 1885 and 1895 (owing to
the loss of the 1890 Federal census). The Documents Library at the University
of Kansas now has a complete set for the entire State of this state census
for the following years: 1865, 1875, 1885, 1895, 1905, and 1915. (The 1925
Census is available only at the State Historical Society in Topeka).
The Doc~~ents Library is located in the basement of Watson Library and its
normal hours are: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m~ on
Saturday, and Sunday through Thursday evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. University
vacation schedules affect thes,e times, however. Out-of-state readers of this
quarterly might be interested to know that the Documents Library will lend its
State census rolls on inter-1ibrar,y loan. Requests must come from another
library on the official Inter-Library Loan forms and should be sent to:
Inter-Library Loan Office, Watson Library, University of Kansas, Lawrence,1
Kansas, 66045. Loan period is for one week only. Please note that this applies
only to the State of Kansas censuses. Patrons should borrow the Federal censuses
through the nearest Federal Archives branch.
Patrons interested in genealogy should also note that the local Deugh,ters
of the American Revolution cfiapter and the Douglas County Genealogical Soc~ety
have deposited their libraries at the Lawrence Public Librar,y.
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Finally, the Public Library now has telephone books for all U.S. cities over
53,000 in population and has compiled an index file of all smaller towns included
in these books. These books contain 2/3 of the nation's population. Gene~logists
can compile qui te c cmplete mailing lis ts using this c ollec tion.
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Thi!s: organization shall b~ a non-profit organization known as the
·pouglas, County Genealogical Society.
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The purpose ~f thi~; or~a'~izat ion shall ',b~ 't"~: promote' i,n'terest in genealogical and historical study and reseal'eh and to 'conduct such projects as
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Eligibility

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Any individual 'intereoted, in pr,ornoting the objectives' 'of th~ soclety is
eligible for membership.' FrospE:;ctive ID(!mbers may attend t.wo, meetings as
guests before being req'uired to PD,y annual dues.
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Officers

,Section ~e: ,Off1.cer.1J shall be p.r~#dcnt', ~i~e",:presid~~t ~ s~c~etary,
", 'treasurer, lih'rariim, genealogist and .. e'ditor, ao'd'they shall tomp'rise
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Section Two: Officers shall serve a one-year term and shall not serve
more than two consecutive terms in one Of:i:'!ce:~' t~d:ividual~ 'siiXh ~ot
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Section Three: The fiscal year shall run'froID'July l' tc)June '3D • .
Officers ,shall be elected at the annual meeting in AP7i1" and ,s~su~
duties at tbe July meeting. Vacancies in the officeD exc-ept-that:'of
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Section On§: The duties of the president shall be to preside at 811
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committees; and shall be sn ex"off1.ci" member of all committees except
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�Section Two: The vice-presJdent shall a,ssume
by the president~~ or in the absence
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for·~ meeting place for the organization, and
members of said meeting place and time of the

the presidential duties
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Section Three: The secretary :s'hall keep the minutes and records and a
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The librarian shall have "cus'tody of"aH"gelfealog'ical and
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, . ,Unless otherwise .directed, regul.ar rneet'ings s~all convene. at 7:30 p.m.
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member from the same household,' payable 'beforeorae the~;July' meeting. Each
member paying the $5.00 dues shall be _en.~~rtl.e(to .~?e fr.e~, c,opY,.of e~ch,.
quarterly and shall receive a 50% discount on, copies" thereafter, that, he·(or
,she} ~y_ pur,chase., .~~m!&gt;e:r;~)~in~g.after,,7~! JulY ..1·.d~te. a~d p,ayi~gthe$5.00
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making provisions "for, p-ayment'of all liablilities of the society,· the' officers
sh~ill dispose of aIr its a~se~s exclusively for charitable or educational
purposes as shall at the time qualify as an exempt or.ganization(s) under,
Section 501 (c)' (3) of' the tnterna~ Revenue Code of 1954 (or-the corres:':
ponding 'prov.f.sion of' any futur,e Ul!ited States InternaJ. Rev~n~e law)'~' ".:

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TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS - DEAY CEMETERY - DOUGLAS COU~TY, KANSAS
(continued from the, 1977 Winter Issue of "The Pioneer~"
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Nov. 18, 1975
Age 71 years

DEAY
Dora G.
April 2, 1897
March 9, 1976

Eva E. - Schmidt
April 26, 1883
Oct. 11, 1973

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April 8, 1912
May 6, 1974

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Lota
March 6, 1887
Oct., 4,1975

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Aug. 17, 1976

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Aug. 7, 1973
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September.. 20,': 1878
December '24, '1959
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May 6, 1881
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June 16, 1863
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Ida May KUHNS
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March 16, 1837
June 14, 1911

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Born July 27, 1864
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Oct.ober 30~ 1839
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March 26, 1902

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January 17, 1865
November 10, 1904

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Thi'S '~(t o'f 'hlst;ory i:s for both"J'~yh~w~eis,! a~_d Bu.s,pwacker.s. _,.'tl:t· g1-ve~' .what. I
\lave fOund concerning'my ancestors on each IJtde of the Kansas - Mi.ssouri bor ..
d,~r/.q~r:1-~g,.a~~ I~F~ceeding .th~, ,Civ.q llfa,r;,J:~is,t&lt;;&gt; the en9 ~b,~t'Y,9tb,~r, pltiy,'s.up:
. p}.y added inf~I'lQ4t·ion·: that wc;&gt;uld. make' this 1:iistory ;ev.en; mor~.:: i~te.re~,ting and
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My great grandfather, Hamilton G,o,odpastu,r.e and his family moved from Morgan
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ar.oun~ l85617.~:·. )Iis. ,:Son;iq. ....~aw ,. John "FoJ:'.d ¥ho.:~r7;i~dr;Pi~. e lde.s~ 4aug!tter 'Qn
7 May. 185,4; in. Ill." .may:,have. accompanied tpe~,;-atlea§t. E"iz,abe~h·did.- John
.F9r;:("so~~·.i)~s~ed cut .of-.the pi~~4r~,eit,l;1e~,.unacc.idently pr, just disappeared,
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.187;9ndmo!=he~, ~):lformed ~e that JOAn, ~or4~~as ~. bigimis~ and ,requested·me'_".~Q
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The, Fancher. family either accou:q&gt;anied them or I followed s.oon.rafter':· ·In Sep 't.
i86l 'Andre~ ~~d'ww1fliam eniist~d :i~ Co. "C" e 13 'Iowa Infantry at C~;iton, Ia.;
Andrew ~s Pvt.'-a~~,:~il1ia~,.a,s. Corpi. ,. V~teran:•• :Will-i'am's previous service,:
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1865 at DeVall's Bluff, Ark. 'He joined hi~ 'family in Iowa and in 1869~7P,
moved to Oregon by' wagon. The party no. d~ubt cgnsisted of Hap:1il~on~' wif,e "
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Claudia was a'-daughter-of'Peter 'aiid"H8ruulh'--(Andrew)"Osborn(e)'': '~:~:P,eter:'ai;t~:·_
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Peter married (2) Louisa Sally~ shortly there after (3 Oct. ~~59?). ~~ey took
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14 Aug). iIlt;he 1860 Census~·, Th1S"mov'e may-"bave'b'een'~due to 'Jayhawkerraid's'.
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This ,;,lndi'cates::;an "eastward 'mcive "of ':the 'Osti'o'rn -family, di,rio'gtlie "war.~· :Aifred
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"Linn County" Kansas,,",-AfHistory.',I, ::The auth&lt;;&gt;r.was 1.11&gt; A'/Mitcheil, ~ s,i:?t/ 'of ,Bar:tpn::,
Warren Mi,tchell, who found the ·;famous 'lost v .o~ders which pr~cipi tate~' .th'e bat,~~e:' 'of
.Antietamo He tells'of hearing:·the story from'Jo4n 130U?~doux'; ,chiet'of.. the Mi~mii '
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Peery, two Mianii ,Ind,ia.n }joys'Cpf :my oW?;.'ag~, ~e \\!ere. i~.;"~he,big. fo~est· about tW? :!
mil'es sotit,h o~ La .GYl¢e'o ~,
were admiring a beaut~fuJ.. ,:thing 'of n9- ture ,. a big ~Ore9t
tr~e lit'ez:ally'.,?overed l?i,~; wi~d hop v,ine,.flowero, I.t"l\r~s a, marvelouslybeaut:~ful ~.,
sight and as' We were discUssing it ;in boy fashio!l there, came ,to us: out of 'th'e' :'forest
a tall fine looking 'man
He' was 'John Roubidou¥., the head' chief .of Jhe Miami Tdbe
wh~ch ~ad prey:iou,sl!, .. ow~ed &lt;:11. ofwha:t is" n~w L'i,ncoir,t township,:, ~~~,~ a;lso Sug~_r'JCre~:k:
,t.ownsl1J.p qve~ the lJ.l;1e', ·J.n· MJ.amJ.· county' as a' reserva'tiono" Roubidoux was a' full- .
blood ,In~ian,an~ ,a..very,han~scime man
He, had '~eeniii~h~~. ed!idat"eCi a~d ne~~ly alway~
dr~ssed ,J.n a ta.J.lo-:-:-~de':suJ.t' . of black ·broad:"cloth~ ?e'"waE? ~ ,p rea. ch ei7 ~n the Bapt:i.st
faJ.th and.ye,If socJ.able, and clever in. cdrwcrsatiOl'}o . As&lt;:bmr..e'r~~ti'C&gt;ll ,l,qi~,;.T'o.hnnie:

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us and told this story with far more charm than I could give it in repeti,tion:
,:,-"There: has -always"bEfen 'a :'curious-:~nquiry into the' origin ',o'f :the 'name 'of- 'our river.
'IIf' isah "Indi~' lege'ndbased -in part on' a patlietic 'chapter in: AiDerlcan history. The
story is authoritatively given as follows: In 1756 the British carried 'away bodily
.... t.he ~re~ch ,p~~ple·.~n: t!t~,:se,ttleme~tf of: Grand :Pre. in,Arc~dia" ,~. coJ,~ny s:i,,p,cepeopled
.. 'by, Jl;riglish~dcalled, Nova S,q9~i~,_a tragedy of .. such: greatpathos;Md beauty ,that it
" ; .was .used hy L9ngfellow as t~e, '.t4~m~, of.'lii~.poem ",~angeli~e":,...the:l1~'!o,in~ being: ,9.
, ... real character in life who, c~e., into the western coun~ry ,in search~ ,of, ,her .love,r,
, .:Gabriel, i.ajeu~ess,e, who;,whh'oth~r.s 'of' the Acadian vil;Lage. had: been, carri.ed· t,o ,the
.", 'shores of' 'Louisiana on"the Gulf ·coast •. she, bewildered and wondering", set O\1t, .
through the Canadian wilderness, past Quebec, on: to ,.Pierr~, M.;l:r:qu~t;~e and down the
lakes and the Illinois river to the Missis~ip~t",upthe:.Missour; to the Osage. ;
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by men of her own nationality in this prolongedaa~entureo" 'In. see!&lt;:ing information
from the native Indians as they proceeded up: tl1e Osage' ~iver there"was always the
alluring story of a great "summer village" at"the' ~ead')wa~~r 'of' t~t stream and;
which they finally found at what is now the lake'~countx.y' at the mouth of Big ~ugar
creek. This country 'had long been French territory and 'by the elders of the tri"be
familiar with French agents and their,language, they were made wel~omeo A tep~e ~s
set aside for Evangeline and she became intimately ,associated witli the women of: the
tribe. Her story became their own romance' and 'they eageriy '~ought information;for
her from the "runners" who were constantly passing 'through from one tribe to azlother,
even locating the spot on the Gul{ coast 'where' the 'unhappy 'Acadi,ant? had been turned
loose in a wiiderness and eventually were' mourned as a ., lost p~'ople'. One day, during the routine of village work, Evangeline. -saw several youhg boys .and girls approach
Sona the Wise Mother' of, the tribe and in excited whisperings were (t'elling of so:me
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tribes"'who' hal}e nev~r sinc~ i?een friendly:"' .It is, the story, of a .young warchi'af'
the ,g~~atest;' pr~it;~' tr~~e ',~d ~~"b~aut:p'ul ~&lt;?ung p~inq~ss ·of our peopleo Coman was '\,
the young chieftain and he 'celebrated the close of a great:buffalo hunt by app~aring
at our village with twenty of his young and handsome braves, all dre,ssed ,in felither
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bonnets and beaded finerY'.and m'otinted ,:on i&gt;owerI'ul horses.' ,They '~arl'ied' ceremonial
banne~s,. signifying ~peace and .. joYo"Their:visit waf? a'gte,~t eY,en-t·,' ~l+ our youn~, '
people " especia:lly -.the 'maidens" dressing in the:i,.r 'finest to dO.:.honor to, their p~oud
gl,lests. ~...oS9." our princess, 'granddaughte'r 'bf White, Hai,r, ~a.s,th~·comeliest' aJn,ng, the
ma:!:qen!3., youn,g and pretty and arrayed inthe'·,f'in,est '~ew,,~u9.k.sltfn deco.ra~~d· ,~.l~bo,~- ,
ately in~ bead :designs designating he~ rOY!il:statio,n',in tne tr~b~o~ ,~ .. ".,,;. ",i,:\,

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" , "COllian':'was: entrah~ea. ~~ he\~.: He 'sought' 'h~~c~~st~t'i;:. :, O~'i'~if'ested' her' '~dmi'~­
at'ion ana :attacbmen't . for, 'h41m ,Th'ey"made it a long and mebry', season and when th~' fro~t
came .and,~the 'visi·tor·s~ !D~st :;-etu~ t&lt;? ~he:i,r prairie",tribe:" the":.partingwas"ilot "?- .
happy' one ~ as White Hair' refused' to give.Osa to, the greatprai:rie··ch:lef.' Osa re~:
'belled and threatene(t,~ follow hi~., t. The ,winter 'was 'a ibad 'one arid "our' young
hard to 'manage after 'their great festival with the visiting braves. But when the
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�on a bright. May, morn.ing t.here .appe?-red ,on t,hat pank ac'ross the'iiver twenty .. horse: '"men ":tn'war 'bonnet's
carrying beautiful ceremonial banners. At their"head was
Coman dressed in his proudest trappings. He led ~ beautiful.hqrse,~ithout a.rider,
and a second glance showed it was to carry a woman. Coman gave that be~utifu~ and
graceful salutation known as the "peace sign" and ,dismounting,. got into one' of the
canoes to cross over to us. With some difficulty he got across,' but sh?\,"ed that he
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" 'Coman is a ,great chief of a great people • "We have, the Land of the Sky. We have
the great high mountains where Manitou makes his home and mixes medicine for all his
people. The eye never sees the end of our domain. &lt;At.r wal'r':!-,ors:VaJ;lquish ,l!,ll ,
opponents. Our. lodges are filled' with' a: g'reat, and happy people who~own ,the ,hordes
of buffalo on the plains; which give 'us'both'meat and clothing." Our war horses are
numberless. When the Comanches put on their war bonnets it is a sight to thrill
the world. Our people offer ...,a~royal welcome , ........
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:!-n a land 'of plenty. The land produces' corn' and melons,. and as the seae;;ons go "there .
, ar~ b~rries, persimmons, pawpaws, grapes and plums~ ,The whole tribe ,could live,on
"the pecans, walnuts 'and hickory nuts the forests giv'e to us. The great ~rE?e,s shelt
,,-er,us,from'the's'torms an'd the h~'~t 'of 'sumnie"r~, They furnish fue~'for our fires in
winter'., There arE) buffalo and d'eer and 'bear, and fish in the wate.rf? :' Th,e, Osages
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d'e'6'ept~ ve cou'ntry '\..rhic~ smiles in the" spring ,time and ~then burns up the grass': a~d
l~av~~,' the earth ,bar~ ~ , It frowns in the winter and C"overs the earth with snow: '
'It has'no trees. It has no water. The ,buffalo and deer desert it.

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" 'Your people are cruel and blood-thirsty .. because of the cruel country you live in.
Osa should not go to live amoung, you,." The, Greitt Spirit has placed this river be-"
tween us ,an"O: the s1lf,len ,z:oar of its flood"waters voice hi's anger."
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dismay' as' she;';itn~~s\~d 't'he' digri~~ieli.' r.~fu~~l~,:~f her~", ,".
grandfather" but stepping into the canoe 'spe':sh9wed "her decision'to go tiith;her' '~,
chose.n ' man'. Conian turned th~ 'canoe' into tlie· stream and the 'waiting people on each
side. were thrilled with, the beauty of the, scen,e, and' its, ~igI?-ificapce,~, ~ With strong '.
Co:?fld,ent stroke" Coman forced', the canoe into the" flood when .spme angry: thing h~low
selzed the boat and drew it downward out of sight. In a flash the two lovers d i s - '
appeared. No trace was ever seen of the~ or their boat. As the horrified people
looked upon the scene, a miracle happened. At the place where the lovers disappeared there was seen on the water two'greatwhl.fe swans which swam away together
through peaceful waters under a canop~ of yi~e~ and wild rice.
"These swans were seen today by the chil(ii-en~" &gt;:rhey alt;lays r,ettl rn , here,. ',Their,:
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Wlse, Mother arose and beckoned them to follow, going to the great cliff at the top
of Tlmbered Mound, from which Evang,eline, as she looked over the shimmering waters
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, This article was contributed by Mrs., Giadys Lee Aiken, who 'spent most o'f her
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It was clipped 'froni'the"newspaper THE LA CYGNE JOURNAL several years ago by her
Mother Bonnie Larkey Lee. However there is no date on the a~t~cle.
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The Border Ruffian election held on Monday,' 15th inst"', to el~~t delegates to form
a nigger-driving c,pnstitution, was a ridiculosfarce -. a9solutelY:'a most laugha'ole
,affair. The poor fellows, aggrieved at the sorry prospect of, being prevented from
,'playing their old'favorite'games at the 'polls, were indiffercntabout,the result, and
in their strongest precincts, it is presumed that bu;t, a small portion of,' their actual
" strength. was ~~scertaiped '- s'o desponding wer,e they on, knowing the fact of their case
being "a hopeless one : Ab.ou't 230 yotes \O/ere polled at, Leavenworth. At' Tecumseh
where it is supposed' the majority of its. inh~bitants are prp-slavery, but three
votes were polled. No polls 'were opened at Lawrence. 30 votes were p~lled,at st.
Bernard, Franklin Co., where,. we regret to say, 'a few Free' S~:S:~e, men, p~rticipated.
We ,are happy, to state that in no precinct, with the:' exception of th~"latterone"
did t~e'Fre'e St~te men take, part. The Ruffians had the'entire"fiel~ to themselves.

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CLAIM FOR SALE,

i/2 mile from' Prairi~: City, 'with. 100 acres 'timber, and the balince 'excellent 'prairie.
40 acres under cultivation, with corn, potatoes,~nd garden sauce' planted ,for, this
season, good' story-and-a-half hewn log house, and an excellent ,welle,of water~ well
stoned; lime kiln c~pable of burning 100 bushels of, lime at one burno Tne claim :'
also has a never~failing stream of water running through.it"and.isjadjoininga
claim which has on" it a large steam saw- 'milL. The.cla;im.will be:sold reasonably.
Inquire on the premises;;',
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The Richland Cemetery is located, sou~h, of Lawrence and" about'· one and a
half miies north of what is' now known as Pleasant Grove on the' west side of
'higi\way 59 on,. the
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A son of Peter~Harmon w~s .buried in. the,P;.oneer cemetery west"of ·Lawrence •
. It '~~s: afterwa~ds' 'found,:that ,he 'was, i.nterred ',on' toe wrong ,lot, ,·so the body
"had to De 'moved.,' Lewf~"Howell had a s~n 'and a daughter buried on 'the top
of the hi,1l so~th "f. his hou3e, over~pok:!,ng the'beautiful valley; The wife
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Realizing the need of a buri?l groun~, William:Meairs, Oliver'E. Clark,
Peter. Harmon," _Le~,yis,Howeli and, Morgctn, Jones met at the home: of Peter, Harmon
Febr~ary,lO, 1874, and ,founded the Richland Cemetery' associat"ion.,· James
Bryson,. l?i,llil!m Neair:s and Oliver:e:~ .. Clark l~ereappointed trustees and Williams
Meairs .chose~· as clerk. :'
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'looking th~ beatitiful "!ailey, made it a very desirable location and, for $8,
the land was deeded by, Peter-Harmon aqd wife to the ,Richland' Cemetery assoc~ation.
The, deed ,was, recorded. Jal',luary 19, 1876.
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The cemetery was laid out .in eig'ht b1qcks' with' 'five "lots' to'each block.
The lots on the south s'i4e-were., evidently ,:con:91.dered the:.mos't de'sirable;
,since those r-eceiving the first five, nUmPers', in the :drawing for lots, chose
'the ones on th'e south, the first"choic~ being the, one';'in the 'southwest'lcorner.
The cemetery, was named' the Ric.hl~nd 'cemetery, because' the land' in t'hat
location was especial1y' t:i.ch. " T,he valley ·to the ,east ,was" e:specially fe?:tile
and the creek, running .. about midway. thrl! the valley; was· often called Richla?d c.r~e!&lt;,." .,'. ,;
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as' sexton'._ 'On J~nuary.20, 1876, Morgan JonesKwas elected ·chairmari and Oliver
,E.,;ciark,: ~reas1,lrer,.All t!lese ,men, Morgan· Jones, trustee and chairman; William Meairs, trustee and secretary; Oliver ,E. Clark, trustee and treasurer,
and Peter .Harmon,sexton, 'continued "in office. 'until the death.'of; William
Me~i~s ,~:t88~.,:w~'en ,Lewis :Howeq~~s" elected to 'succ·eed. him ..... After serving
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and, after having served:20 years' Oliver E. 'C1a'rk"was succeeded by Thomas C.
Jones. After having served as sexton for 10 years, Peter Harmon was followed
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Margaret Brewer came to Kansas in 'about 1860, from Hagerstown, Ind., and
lived in Willow Springs township on'the NE~'of section 2, township 14, range 19.
: : ,Peter:Brittan, Ma~c;:h 9, ,1882, age' 63 y~ars.'
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on the NW~ of section 19, township 13, range 20. After the,death_of Peter \
'. Brittan, his wife and child moved to the:'state of' New 'York. .
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came from:PennsYlvania.to Kansas and located' on their'farm the ElzofNE~ of
section 35, tmvnship 13, range 19.
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, Oliver- E. Cl:ark'wis' b'orn :in 1843-and died in: 1894, age '5i 'y~ars. ,When
rJ, 21, years' qf, age,' he' enrolled in Company F " 'ThfrdRegiment ,. Kansas V6iuqteer
Militia, and, served 90 days from August 3, when he was honor~b1y di~cJ:iarged.
~! "On-, S.ept.ember ,8,. 1866, ~e married Catherine Per'cy, ~ho was born in' New' York,
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City, January 14, 1.847, and died March 30, 1917, at'~the age of '70 years~ They
owned the N~ of Nt-l~ of section 26, township 13, range 19. Their children were:
.' Emily;:Clark Wagner, Josephine Cla'rk·.Serviss;·Thomas, 'l:faty Clar~,Marrio~f'
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12, township 14, range 19 •
.' Jacob Crowell" December. 15,' H322, October:jO; 1898:-: .: ;'
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,', fa~m on which the' .Rich1and cemetery :is' 10catea~'"'
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Of section 23, tOWllship 13,' range 19.
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. :;"~:'~ays: . TheY',owned ·the' SE~ of,'section, 34, townshi~"'p'~ :ra:~~e·'l~.,. the' ~:\ of sw~
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Baby daughter of Lizzie and J. L. Jones, March 2, 1887, age 13 days.
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Jessie Eugen~a.'FOxt·March .21" 1861~ J.'1.11,e17 " 18~9~ " .;". ,.' _I,
, cMargaret EH:~abetfi -Dey '~r'ried-Thomatf FoX,., :~Tb'e ·f.a~lY· ..1!l~e.4 to,:~~ssouri
from AUegh~ney. cPuitty, New York' state i~ {~(i~4f~ 186q.~ ~h~~~·. t~~y resided
.un.t,il ~186$ ... ~ rAt·this··time the Pox family"moved to' afa~.south~es~ :of,~~awrence,
known as the S% of Sl-1~ of section 27, ~ownship 13,ra~ge 19, .·~d".wereliving
I:' '. tberelIf .1879 .wheq· Eiizabeth Fox' died~'
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r.' Ju1y .. 13,.·1914; and'was burie~ ,in Los' 01,ivas.
He: came ~.(). ·Ame~i~a, fro~,,~gland
at t'be age of: 16." He sang', for a' t·iine . in' tbe', boY" s. ·cho~i'. 'of "St. "Pa~l' s
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,::'," ... , ~~;·~h9JDasGallagher was born in' Pettco' co~t;~,' Kild~~e" .. I~e~~nd. :"JT~~,
lqcaticm· of. his farm'~was' NE% of 'section 14, township 13, range: 19.., H.i~.:grand'son'"C. 'E~ Dunigan~ now' .liveson this f~rm • . . '. , "
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I'~' ...C~arlesl:H.,.Grant. :October 9, '1879 ~ 'ag~38 years·,._· _;' ~ ,&lt;:.;rj::-.:,;:,,:.,:, ~,:"
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Mary A. Griffith, January 20, 1897,. age 60. years~' . '- :' '~'.', .. ,' . i
Evan B~ ~Griflith"'and'W1:fe camei' to 'Kans:asr:'tu" 18S5 ,and preemptet:i- the north"
ea~t;,qua~ter.ofl·section··26 itrWakaru~a·t~sh~p;: Th~ sold the':n~rth eighty
"to, T· •. D.,("DavU~. father~of·Mts. Griffit'h,'who'hSd'preeuipted the sout.hwest· .
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were the homes of Oliver E. Clark, Col Hn,s, HC? llo.way , L., _J.. ~nn,e~y .~d Scott
j; ,tc~nedy-: ~ Many' ~of ,'these'l!hCluses'are stIlt' 's't'aliding •.1:. ,
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. ; G~o~ge,. NeUie, Elizabeth; ~Susan:-andEm:est'~ i:; .;, o:.:' .. \:' y ..... ' ; ' .... , .p~;.
..... ' ,~ A· son ,·,Geo""ge.: T. Griffith, 'boiaght~ the fatiD ift'e~ the d~atii.. ofhis m,o'ther.
His son, Evan Griffith now owns the'·farm/~k!ngltiie·to~~rsh~p 9f,,~~e'laiid in
the same family . for 84-.years: •. :..; :- '.' ,. ..; .:; '1'; r ..: .... " I ' , ' . : " . " ' . ,
John W. Hadley, June 21., ,182-7-, -.Taaiiili:Y· 4/.'i8$.O;-'buried '~n·:tlt.~ 'Stagger's lot.
:;.:.' :,., t{~C;y,. wife'~ofl J e' W;,;.',Hagle, April'lf'188t,' age '50 'years' • ':~(-. ,,"~\,: . t ~.:
Peter Harmon, June 13, 1816, J~e 18, 1~01. . . . . "."
1-; ',l:fa;y~ Harmon·,.his· wife, May.8·;··1815~;":March l~; ·i87S. , .. ' ...L.'. ,. ",;..:"
,.;James,J&lt;.-,P .i, Ha;nnon ,'son, AugustJ 2i,'; 1~73.,''. age:: 26,' year~.'J,'. ~':,. . ' .. ::', .'.
':., . :'-. r,l\,~~ce, ~~, ,wife-.of:G. ··M~·.D.'·.Harinoil; '!Septemiier' 25'~ 18?t~. ssW' 40'j'ea~s~':;:
Etta A. Harmon, daughter of G. M. D.JHarinOn'~ 'Sept~mbe'r,4~: i878'~ ilgel't· year.
Peter Harmon and ;:W:ife C~\ .. to. Kinaas i' h:om",GeorgetoWii ~ .. Ind':: in 1859.
In 1863, they bought ".the 160 a'cres, ::nn :!whtc}i" t'h'e Richland; cemete'~ is now
.I,oc~~ed.. ,He' .tz:aded thi's 'farm .lfor: -orie nort'h of ·'the-Dut"t1 -~Fi~g.e,~.on'·~~e e,a~t
side of the road where his daughter, Hester Harmo~.Ho1.c~; and: .husband now:
live. Their children were: Elijah, Elizabeth, George';;:James' ·k:' P;~ Harve.~
Hester, Albert and William.
J. W. Hendry, August 7, 1883~ lAugo~'tJ'''':i6, 1889.
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ra~ge' 1.9 alid .the oS ·lz o.f SE~ 'of ,sec~ion. 28., tOwr:tship: '13" range 19·~,'
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,.,. "",1881', Septe,!libe:r .~~(~), 1,881; bur.ied o~t~he,l,Peter Harmon lot. .;.,....' .. ,Martha Aim Hiuvey' was born in Cumberland,' Md., in rI843.: ..: She, wa-S . married
to Samuel K. HooJc, in, 187~. and 1878, theYic~me from Maryland 'to"Kan'S'as and located o,r:t ~he~r'f~!m which was the SW~,\of:.se.cd.on ~5';, townsliip,;13jrange 19.
__ 'Mat~!ta~,~~ ~~ok;~died'~ ~bou~ 190~,~andi'§.r~ •. Hqok 1at~r .went.-to"C~lifomia,
where he dle~ ,in' 1918.at· the age of 83·years ...~ Their:.one child was'·LiHie .
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. . . 19, ~ !~e, l~~~ ~~ tlOWOW9~~ b,~i , .s,?~ , . . l'!£.~1ia~:r.Meairs.,. making the .. oWlJersbip . of
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Robert Owens, a na.tive··of .Wales".:d.,ied-June ,18,.; 1891·,at.,the·;ag·e ~f 72'
years. He preempJ:ea tbe·SW\,·of 'se~ti(;m' ~5, ..towns:hip:13" range·19~~ . 'fhis farm
was later owned by S ~; K-.~ Hook.'" He'~w~s:a.very· close~ friend. of the~'Morgan Jones
famiiy 'iin:a '¥1s' b.urJe4. bri :th~i~:.l~t~(.' ''-:~ .~. ' .. '.- .•..,.!&lt;:.... ,.:. ,""J
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,White;: Cl'ltherman, two, graves ;'~ridy Rolston:; Wil:lis A. ,Taylofr J.ohn Wilson;
.. _ HugqJones;, Layt,on;'t:wo grayes; a,nd KeSl~r;~~~::ir~~~s~"'.T~'i riam~s, o&lt;:~rshall
and Dodge are also' ori" the plot,.' These: bodies' were 'moved. '
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,Sidney, born bouglas"couqty,·Aprrt"'s; 18SS;"dted' October '23, 19.00 •. ,(
Edn~, born Douglas cou~t~, Janu~ty .28_,.18:8~;:- ~~_~,d;.A.pr~l ,~?, 1918. '
Records of the burials' of ~he Collin,s 'Hollovlay. family ,in Richland
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county, Ohio, January 18,'1832; died' in Lawr~n'ce, . p'ctober ,5,;'J905'~,,!
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February.16, l864;:died at Lawrence~ Januai-y',-:3l';:i902.
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county, Illinois, :,wb'ere' they 1i~ed until ,May '2', l,S5'5, whet;l.. :t,h~i. ,~,tar;ted~, for
-, ."Kansas ;)-'arrivi~gt iJune !{3" . 1855 ~ They preempted' ,the nortIlwest: qU'arter 9f I se~tion
26, tOWnship. 13',' range' 19';' ,later sel~ing the north
aC:r~'s, and buy'fng1th'e
south half of tne:northeast iquarte'r o,f Dection,J 27, township' 13, range ~9(, where
t:hey' lived "undl' FebI'tliiy i' 1901,' when; :they move9 to Lawrence ,and rema;~J,~ until
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. ;1~64,"on,:account 'Of:expiratio~'of en~fsbnent~which wasf~r:'three mon,ths~ Mus ..
~,:tered: into the Grar,td.Arrily'of, the R~pubHc:~:washington f~~~' N~,.·l2', . APt~1; 19,1890.
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Lewis Howell was ~born' iIi' Montgomeryshire ,'Wiiies: He&lt;catne 't~, the ~YT~ited
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of 1855, he moved his family f!om Cincinnati:t.o ;',t he' :farm whldf J:teh~d pr~e~pted)
located six-miles southwest oi· Lawrfmce, the: ,de:sc,r.iptiO~ being theW-!, of NE-\,
section 35, township 13, range 19 and the ~'K of r-lW~, se~tJon 3$ ,'to~ship 13,
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Members of the Howell family 'are 19iv:i.ng' his tools'~ which 'they' sHll )iave, :to
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but the most terr,ifying' experience' occurred' the morning of :Quantrill "s 'raid .•
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,shooti,ng,was' heard,·.he!went out 'to s~e what "was ,going on.' He; hadh 't 'gage far
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. ",~eIJ,lB.nded"h~s. ~on.ey •. , H~:started tc! rea:ch .f~r"hi,s".Il1oney,but they"rode' off,
say1,ng, ,~t;, i~ a damn, .fQreigner,. ,let 11im go. , .. 11r.·"HoweH·;:·a We1shnian';':~usually
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and',the'tr son, John'K;; arid' their daughter,'M~rth~,c~me froI\l-~hUa~elpiji~ to '
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Freemans' Champion' . ~. 'Volume··l ;. Number' .1 . '- ' Prairie City, .Kanzas , Thurst;Jay,: ' :
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boast of J 'but, "declarat.ions of intentions'" have been "filed" on the 'most of.
t~e~, with fair "prospects of bebig "pre-emp'ted; ", 'alid 09" hopes of' "jumPing ~:r'
,., C9ns~der~ng . ,this. state of 'things, ·the prop,detors of Prairie City, w,ith th,e
.v~ew Of supplying"thewants of our young men,:,offer :as ~n induce!J,leIlt for "
young ladies in the States to emigrate'and 'settle among us~ a city lot to '
each and everyone, so soon as they consent ,to ~e~o~ a. "squattE7r'.S clai.lI!. l'
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Magazine LAWRENQE.,-::.. TpDAY AND':YESTERDAY, Published '·by THE".LAWREN:CE DAILY'JOURN¥ '
WORLD, ,Decell1ber23, J.913., :We wish.to !'Than.k'Mro Wo keith Kelley' for the 10,an,q~...... .
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MRS. B.! B~CHTELSBAUER, ':La~:rence,' ~sas'. -. Wa's .boni in: Bava~i~ ',G~.~~a.~y:"'a~d' ·~'~ni~ ·t~
America'
her ~eddirig"day~ "'ph:~ i's,8. survivor of .th~, ~a~t;reil ,:r~:j.d., :h~r husband "
being; shot down before her·,ey~·.!? .,'Her five' smallchi;tdren. \1er~ .w;Lth .h.er. at ,the,·time ..·
at the 'old Pet'er Ziinmermim home in the :800 block on .Connecticut Stre.et·o;' Mrs •. ,: '.
Brechtelsbauer came:: to Lawt-ence': i~ .. March,~,1861, ~d'f&lt;?r. the,·.p~st f~;ty eight years
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Santa Fe Railway:.Sy.st~m, wrote: "When. Quantrell. raided Lawrence I was five and .6i)e
half years young'.:". HY"father, Henry M. Simpson, then lived in West Lawrence~', ~Back
of our house'was:~a'large field of corn,·growing;.as Kansas corn is iri·the.habit~f
doing, lustily. tall 'and thick. That field;"with~ its "walls of cQr,n,!!_sav:ed,-our: ,~....
lives. I well r'emember'being hurriedly dragged'into the maze of maize ju·sf''a.s,:'!;~~:
rebels came up the '.. front. steps loold.ng· for abolitionists. The day was hot'~'" It :'.,
dawned that way,.' 'We had no water,_ no, brea~fast,. . arid nothing to satifify' hu'nger-' .~
except ears
hatf-green corn. The necessity fo'r ,.keeping quiet was impre'ssed' ~n'
my mind; but probably t was too badly scared. to . make a noise, anyway., ';The' flam~s ,.,
from our Durn~ng. house scarcely had ~ied down when 'we came out of our'hidingpia¢e
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August 21, r:863, 'IJ~asup early, about five a.m·., as Bishop Meighs, of~the Roin~"
Catholic Church, :.was going to give confirmation that day. I had prepared for:'con:firmation. The'y 'came' to the hotel front. en,trance around five a.m~ .. Someqne' calieci
out very loud~three:times, hello. The nigh:t clerk, Mr. Austin, grabbed the gong
and rang it tlirough the,~alls of the hotel to/:!,rouse, sleeping guests. EugeneBerry
(Smithy) and myself. ran -:1;hrough the dining room tq, get out of the house .,.. '~~,!:&gt;ack':
door was locked~ We retl,lrned to the office and got ·:out at the back door' in 'rear of
office. My sister, Kate 'Eo Keleher, is one'·of .th:e·survivors, but she lives"in,"
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MISS HANNAH P.'\.OLIVElh: ~~~rence, Kans.
T,ell~: interestingly of some fac:ts about" Mi-o
and Mrs. Griswold who ,had~. returned, '!;he;evening' before from a visit East'.·, Miss ).
Oliver state's': -,:,";~~.' Gr.~swold, with her .. two children, had gone in April '~o 'vi'slit •.
relatives in St.•. Charles·,;Minn. Dr. Griswold Jjad gone east to bring,them·hbme'•. :~";."
They found time 'to~,visit ·his mother. There frien'ds~pressed him to stay long.- en'ough,
for· them to 'li.o14 .. reunion in his honor.·He declined. ,It seems almost ,that'.'~h'ey.
were fated inno:way to escape the massacre;·,they.niissed their train at Hannibal,., :
and at Leavenworth .fo,:!n(Cthe stage already ,gone •. ':They hired a carriage ~nd' ove~:t'&lt;iok
it, reaching Lawre~ce":-at~'five o'clock on··:the :afteiiioon of August 20, 1863; -'Thei,r"';
bed-room was on the ground floor and early next morning they heard Mr~. Trask.cal~ing
to men from the upper piazza" saying: "You want"to, Jgo"up ,town·and··:ta,xe mea'sure~ fGor:'
the safe,-tY,. of: ,the city.~ II . . ,Ev:en. then :-they 'did ,iiot :·inicigi"ne . that, tliose .:'to·whom· J:1e'wa,~,
speaki~gwere gUerillas.; ',rhey c'alled for. Dr.• ,Griswold and looking from her wi!fdo~~~'
Mrs Griswold saw what' they were. The .!D.ounted 'outla~s asked: them to'· go "with' them·
to the Eldridge House, promising safetyo ,The. ~our men :l.~ft ~h~ h01:1,se t0g~~her.. an!i~· \\
as. they steppe~r:through the gat'e, .',they ~ere 6r~e:~ed, t~):go ~n ~ringle file,.; ·tl1~n,the .. :.
rebels fired'upon'tnem.' The 'men"!,&gt;cattered, but ~ere sho't;"while.,r:u!U1:i-n..g ~d fe~1.7'"
Dr. Griswold·' died almost irl.stantly'~ Mr. Trask" as i~sta~tly' killed~:: M,r., Thorpsiied
from ~is wounds the· next' day. Mr.' Baker', ofKaz:tsas'CitY."rec·eiye'd ..:the' second~hot·~·through his:.lungs, 'which'hoWeve'r did 'not· provefata~.!,'." . "·' ;~'" . '.:.:"
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MAT SHAW, Kansas City, Mo.
Wa:s a ltve young c'ontractor in Lawrence as e~rly as
'58, when he came to the city. He ntov'ed his ~efrigerator factory to St. Louis in
1872, but now makes his' home in Kansas City. In +858 ~. S~w b~ilt the :thre?'
story brick'building now oWned"and~occupied bY,Jacob House,&amp; Son.: ~e~e are ,h:1:s
words: "My carpen~er ;shop and, the First .:,M. E~ C~u:r:c~ that were ~ear, ;each other,
escaped the fire. The church was used 'as a morgu~.:) put men to w:orl,t, ,maki,ng
rough coffins and used 2,500 feet of walnut lU'!l~er ,'and fi£:ty. poun~s ,of ~i~s that I
happened to have at the :shop. Theriext' day I put, men ,to work ',on ,a ,o:uilding ~, had
under way on Massachu:setts' Street, 'opp'osite' 'whe:re now the, JournC!.i':'World is', :thinking
to check a stampede of people leavip.g towzr. My old memorandum book tells ,~~'t,Q.ere
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EDWARD P. FARREN, 34 Whalley ,Ave.,·New Haven, Conn. _ ,"~r familY,at :the t,ime of,the
raid were living in the Finley House 'which was on, the' e~~t side of Massachusetts
Street, directly back of' the' old City Hotel (since ca~~~~ "The Duff~e Ho,us~,").
This was a short distance' from the -,river bank, and kept"' by a, Mr. Stone. For ~wo or
three weeks previous to the raid theyShad been-'recruiting ~ company of sharpshooters
in Lawrence and they were camped in N6rth Lawrence by the ~ld~Baldw~n Mill i(since
Darlings I think). It 'seems ,that QUantrell'had former~y taught s~hool ,in Lawrence
and boarded with the Stone's,' and while :there he had typhoid' fever. They had taken
care of and been very good to him,.:so 'thatmorning'he said that ,they ,sJ.1ou~~ be~a:ved
and all in their house and they took all of their prisoners ther~, so 'mother an~ we
children went there; father hiding in some 'very tall ,weeds back of the,house. I
was with my mother and a nunib'er of: others in the dini~g room when Lydia Stone,
daughter of the proprietor,ran dodging :through the' crowd and wept 'upstairs'. They
had taken her diamond ring early that' morning and she had gone toQUaritrell; and he
had made them give it back. They told herthey,would ;get 'even with her~ so had ,come
back for it. When: they could not find her:-they'said: ;'Everyd
one,'of, you:,come
out here,' and after they had gotten us out they 'lined
all up on,the veranda men, women and children, -and starting atone' end: said: t 0 the '1!l8.D ':" 'j Whe re are you .
from?' He replied "Ohio," and they asked "What part of Ohio?', t() ',whichquestion~ b: e
again replied 'The ,southern part."TheY shot him~ 'The' $ame'wa's a,sked or' ,the':\next
man. He said 'From the same place, but:for God "s sake don't, I§hoot ~," , They s,h'o~ ,
him. The next. man was one-armed Brown,", whom all: the, old settlers knew., ,He ,hel.p,' uP,
the stump of h~s arm to show that he was a cripple', bu:f '~eflhar~d the fate of the "
other two. The next man ,to Brown was"also';sho't and his blood spurted all over the
lady who stood next to mother and me. ' Just -then Mr. ; Stone came out
'the hous'e
ar;d walked up close to the men sa.yi~:, '~o~k' h~r:e~ I haye bee~. ~a~a~t'~e,d pr6:tec;;.'
t~on and safety for myself and all- ~n riIy houseaz;d I w~t thi,s '~topped • .' r They' ,sn,ot
h~m. He turned around, went back int6the house' and' died in a: short' time. . Th~n '",
we all made a break, jumped off the ~e,ra~d~ ~d ran down, the' hill' ,towarq., the .:f~(rry."

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DELLA JONES PATTON, 1524 .Tyler Stree.t, Topeka, Kansas; '!My i~t~e~' 'w~s'DaV:id, 'Johe's;
a mason by trade and a building contrac-t,or~' 'We ,lived o'ii Kentucky Street .,:tw~d blocks
south of Central School. My mother with, us four cl:iiidre~ w~nt out to s~'~' ReV',~, 'Brow~' s at the big ravine W?st of town.' I can now see the mass' of people there. I was
n~ne y:ars O~d a~ that t~me. Jim Lane one of them and Dear Mrs. Brown made a2l her
flour ~nto b~scu~ts to help feed t~ose.at the house. My father stayed at our bouse,
and saved several houses from burn~ng ~n that neighborhood. Just before th
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was give~ for the ruffians,to leave, Rev. Fi~her's house was one he saved f;o~etotal
destruct~on, the front hav~ng burned out before he got there. MY father dragged f;he
preacher from the cellar, where Mrs. Fisher had tumbled him to save his life
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FELLENSTEIN, Mrs Charles; 2000 Arrowhead Drive; Olathe, Kansas 66067
FREEM~, J 9an; 3224 Yellowstone.; .Lawrence; Kansas ~604ff .._;.,1.\.; .~'.
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Mrso&lt; Maxine Moore Hougiand;'~ 1920 Harper S't~ ;tawreri.c~;, Kansa'~'
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KIMREY a Barbara COBLE.: Barbara deceased by i838, possib~y ~uried
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Mary, Susanna, Peggy and Loamo!li? Also need pare,nts, of this, ,",
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HISTORY,:OF'):!A~~WNCE, KANSAS FROM THE FIRST SETTLEMENT 'TO THE 'ci'os~ OF ,THE REBELLION;
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The charge for the workshop is $6.00. Participants will receive at the door,an
information packet of sample forms and genealogical data sheets published by'Everton.
There will be a break from noon to 2 p.m. for lunch. For those who desire it, the
Genealogical Society will senTe a light luncheon buffet at a charge of $1.75 per
person. Participants in the workshop who ,,[ant this must register for it in advance
so that the Society will know the f~ll number. Persons are, of course, free to
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Douglas County Genealogical Society; P. o. Box 3664· Lawrence, Kan·sas 660440 If
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Published Quarterly By:
THE DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOOICAL SOCIEl'Y

P.O. BOX 3664
LAWRENCE, KANSAS

66044

�THE PIONEER
Published Quarterly By:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

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NO. r

WINTER ISSUE - FEBRUARY, 1977'

CONTENTS

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Issues of THE PIONEER Published: Winter - Spring - Summer ~ Fall.
Members joining amy time during the year receives the four current
year copies only. Back issues $1.50 per 'copy as long as available.
WATCH THE NEXT ISSUE OF THE PIONEER FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THE.'
WORKSHOP BEING HELD IN LAWRENCE AT THE 4-H FAIRGROUND ON MAY 26, 1977,
GIVEN BY THE EVERTON PUBLISHERS OF LOGAN, UTAH AND SPONSORED BY: THE
DOUGLAS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY.

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Through the pages of this first editiol1 of our Quarterly, the Douglas
County Genealogical Society would like to introduce itself to your organi~
zation and its members. We are very interested in exchanging quarterlies
on a regular basis with other genealogical societies throughout the nation.
Your group was suggested to us as possibly interested in such an exchange.
Douglas County, Kansas, lies in the northeast part of the state, about
40 miles west of Kansas City. It was one of the first counties settled
after Kansas was organized as a territory in 1854~ It's county seat, Lawrence, was founded in 1854 and immediately became one of the key cities in
the free state struggle •. During the Civil War Lawrence was, of course, the
site of Quantrill's famous raid in 1863. Many well-known Kansas pioneers
settled in the region or resided here for a few years during these dramatic
times. Douglas County has also seen a number of ethnic and religious settlements.. The University of Kansas is located in Lawrence and has contributed
greatly to the community's development, drawing to this city students and
faculty from almost every state. Douglas County has a current population
of about 63,000, with Lawrence representing some 51,1'V')() of this total.
The Douglas County Genealogical Society was organized just over a year
ago to promote genealogy in this area. W~ have had several workshops, established a modest library and now have begun this quarterly. The primary
focus of the quarterly will be Douglas County and Kansas, in order that .it
might make a contribution to local history. However, the interests of our
members extend far beyond, as our forebears came from many directions.
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There is p~rticular interest in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New England, New York,.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois and North and South Carolina, but individual~
members have research interests in every state, in Canada, Great Britain,
Ireland, Germany and Scandinavia, etc. It is for this reason that the exchange of quarterlies would be most beneficial to our membership. It is
our hope that our quarterly might likewise prove helpful to your membership.
As we noted above, Douglas County has been since 1854 an important crossroads for settlement in Kansas and the West.
We will greatly appreciate your careful consideration of this request
for an ~xchange an~ we would welcome any suggestions of material,which you
wo~ld ~1ke to see 1n this quarterly. Of course, we would also welcome contr1buhons of material relating to Douglas County or this area.
It may be of interest to your membership that we are currently filing.
our library material with the Reference Department of the Lawrence Public
Library,.so that it will be available to a wider audience than just our
membersh1p. We will also place exchange copies of quarterlies in the custody
of the Reference Department. If your group should decide to exchange with'
us, your pUblication will therefore achieve a rather wide exposure in
Douglas County.

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Doug-las County
Douglas County is approximately 30 miles. west of the Missouri state
line. It was organized in July 1855 and named for the famous Senator
Stephen A. Douglas. It is bounded on the north by Jefferson and Leavenworth Counties, on the east by Leave!:worth and Johnson, on the south·by
Franklin and on the west by Osage and Shawnee. The Kansas River (or the
Kaw as most native Kansans know it) forms the northern boundry for a large
part of the county and. also flows throv;-:;h Lawrence and eastward to the " i
Missouri line where i t joins the f'1issouri River. The Wakarusa River runs,
through the central part of the county f:rom west to east and empties into
the Kansas River just north of Eucora. T)1ere is approximately 300, 160
acres in the' county and very little,wa~te land. The soil is exceedingly
fertile, being in good part bottom'land. Previous to May 1854 the county
was not open to settlement by white people 8.Sit was a part of the Shawneite
Indian Reservation, being granted to th~iU under the treaty with the GoverJl~ent in 1825. A new treaty \,Tent into eff,~ct on N&lt;lY 15, 1854 which reserveed
20()acres for each tribe li1em~er, or 200,0()0 acres in all, most of the land
being in Johnson County. Most of the land lying in Douglas County and
claimed by the Shawnees waf; in the. northeastern part of the county in Eudara .
Township. As soon as the land was thrmvn open to settlement people came i:n
from Missouri and otherstate,&lt;; to secure claims. Douglas County having been
known to be one of the most desireable of locations.· One of the first
white men to be in Douglas County ~,as Gen. John C. Premont in ."1842 during
his exploration journey to the Rocky 110ur.tains. On June 12, 1842 he and
his party camped near the present site of La.:,l.'rence. He said of the location:
" We encamped in a remarkably beautiful si tt1ation on the Kansas bluffs, which
commanded a fine view of the river valley here from four to five miles wide.
The central portion was occupied by a broad belt of heavy timber, and nearer,
the hills the prairies were of the richest verdure." Then in 1854 many
people began to stake claims in Douglas County. Associations were formed
for mutual protection and support. From .the very beginning the squabbling
between pro- and antislavery factions occurred. These squabbles turned into,
actual fighting and later there was the f3mous raid on Lawrence by Quantrill
and his men on August 21, 1863. After the Civil War, as the railroads became a familiar sight on the prairies a new wave of settlers rushed to Kansas
attracted by the promise of "cheap, rich lalld" at between $1 and $10 per
acre. Again the principal scene of settlement was the eastern part of the
state, and ,there most of the popUlation of Kansas has continued to be concentrated.
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Lawrence, now the fifth ranking city in the state of Kansas and the county
seat of Douglas" Countyj' a's well. as the home of the University of Kansas and
Haskell Indian Junior College, was founded in the year of 1854. From the
History of the State of Kansas by A. T. Andreas. (1883) the following para-'
graph was taken - II Early in July, 1854, Mr. Charles H. Branscomb, of Holyoke,
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�Mass., and Mr. Charles Robinson visited Kansas as agents of the New England
. Emigr~nt Aid Society, to make an exploration of the country, and select a
suitable location for a settlement, preliminary to the starting of the
first party of emigrants. After examining various localities, the gentlemen
selected the present site of the city of Lawrence, as well adapted to the
purpose required, an on the 17!lJ of the same month (July, 1854) the "Pioneer
Party" of Eastern emigrants left Massachu·setts for Kansas." This Pioneer
Party consisted of 29 men and they arrived at their destination on or about
August 1, 1854~It was said to have cost about $50. to build a log· cabin
here at that time. Despite the troubled years leading up to and during the.
Civil War the town of Lawrence continued to grow. The town of Lawrence was
named for Amos A. Lawrence of Boston. Mr. Lawrence was one of the first
wealthy men to endorse the settlement of Kansas as.a free state. He was·
also treasurer of the New England Emigrant Aid Society and one of the largest contributers of funds for that society. The two colleges appeared,
The University of Kansas with again some funds provide·d by Mr. Amos A.
Lawrence, along with private industry, that makes Lawrence the thriving
town it is today. Many religious, social and historical groups now exist
in Lawrence and Douglas County.
The Douglas County Genealogical Society
One of the newest of these groups is the Douglas County Genealogical
Society. In September 1975 four ladies met and planned the first meeting
to discuss th~ possibility of forming ~uch ~ society. Those four ladies
were: Mrs. Lloyd. Talley, Mrs. Glen·Spencer, Mrs. Charles Fellenstein and
Hrs. David Aiken. The first meeting was held on the second Tuesday of
October 1975 at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the public library, 7!lJ and·
Vermont Streets; Lawrence, Kansas. Over twenty people attended this. meeting
and another was scheduled for the second Tuesday in November 1975... At this
meeting a steering committee was appointed, which functioned until the first
election of officers in April 1976 •. The memters of the steering committee
were: Mr. &amp; Mrs. Ted Fouscher, Mrs. Glen Spencer, Mrs. Charles Fellenstein,
Mr. N. Lance Reppert and Mrs. David Aiken. The first officers were: President, Mr. N. Lance Reppert; Vice President, Mrs. Charlotte Muckey; Secretary,
Mrs. Zona Smith; Treasurer, Mrs. Gladys Aiken; Librarian, Mrs. Mary Jamison.
The society has continued to grow and has continued the original meeting
date of the second Tuesday of each month at 7:.30 p.m. at the public l:lbraiy.
We now have 39 members, have reprinted the book" A History of Lawrence, .
Kansas" written by Richard Cordley in 1895, sponsored a genealogical booth
at the Prairie Chautauqua during the 4!lJ of July week-end in 1976, held two
workshops during the ~ummer months of 1976 and· have been selected by Evert.'on
Publishers of Logan, Utah to sponsor a workshop here in Lawrence on May 20',
1977. We will elect our second set of officers in April of this year f1nci
have star~ed a quarterly publication,. this being our first issue. (lUI' by-.
laws ar~ ln the process 'of being ammended and will be published in the
second lssue of the quarterly.· A list of Charter Members follows:

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.of the
DOUGLAS COuNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
JUNE 3, 1976
AIKEN, David W~
i019 West 29~ Street
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

GUY, Ruth
Route #2
Lawrence, Kansas

AIKEN, Gladys Lee
1019 West 29~ Street
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

HARRIS, Virginia
3418 West 10~ Terrace
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

BRUEN, Georgiana (Mrs. Frank)
Route # 3
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

HOUGLAND, Maxine
1920 Harper
Lawrence, Kansas

66044

BUNTON, Kathryn
2135 Kentucky
Lawrence, Kansas

66044

JAMISON, Joe W.
Route # 5.
Lawrence, Kansas

66044

CLARKE, Dorothy
1908 New Hampshire
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

JAMISON, Mary ,)
Route # 5
Lawrence, Kansas

66044

FAUCHER, Ola
1636 Kentucky
Lawrence, Kansas

KIDWELL, Irma
1940 Rhode Island
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

FAUCHEh, Ted
1636 Kentucky
La.\vrence, Kansas

66044

66044

'MARQUETTE, Mrs. Robert, Sr.·.
925 Illinois
Lawrence, Kansas. 66044

66044

FELLENSTEIN, Mrs. Charles
2614 Alabama
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

.MEYER , Dolores
2525 Moundview
Lawrence, Kansas

FREEMAN, Joan
3224 Yellowstone
Lawrence, Kansas

MUCKEY, Charlotte
1709 Tennessee
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

66044

66044

GRONER, Peggy
214-R Compton Square
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

RALSTON, Cleo
826 Illinois
Lawrence, Kansas

GUY, Genevieve
Box 267
Eudora, Kansas

REPPERT, N. Lance
946 Indiana - Apt. # 4
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

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�SLAPAR, Darlene
Box 31
Eudora, Kansas 660.25

STRECKER, Anita
260.4 Century Drive
Lawrence, Kansas 660.44

SMITH, Claude '
9)9 Pamela Lane
Lawrence,Kansas

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2020 Emerald Drive
Lawrence, Kansas, 660.44

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TURNER, Mari on
'( DECEASED)
240.3 Ridge Court,
Lawrence, Kansas 66044

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939 Pamela Lane
Lawrence, Kansas

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Lawrence, Kansas

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o.LD RESIDENT Go.NE
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, On TuesdAY, June 13 th , M. M. Liggett, one of the most widely known men of
Ut.ic cUUJ1'cy, died 2-t the home of his brother in Neosho, Mo., while visiting
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The body was brought here last Thursday Evening and funeral services were
'held from the home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment was made in
the Dcay Cemetery, south of Hesper.
Mr. Liggett was one of the well known and old residents of this vicinity.
He cameto'this'county in 1859 and since that time has resided on a farm
seven miles southwest of here. Several S011S and a daughter survive.
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�"PIONEER WOMEN OF KANSASII
By:
Beulah Alice. Ricketts

(1887 - 1971)
This article was contributed by the writers daughter Kathryn Bunton.
I shall begin my paper on the above subject with the reading of part
of a poen wirften by Ma.ude Gooch Phillips. This poem was written at the
time of the 75 Yl Anniversary of Lawrence, Kansas.
" I have been asked to tell you, my dears,
A simple story of the pion8ers.
This week you will hear, again and again,
Of the glorious deeds of our valorous men,
But the picture I wish to.present to you
Is some of the trials the women went through •
. Our cabin was built of rocks trom the hill,
Laid stone upon stonewithuut mortar to fill.
The roof was of canvas, our beds prairie hay,
And our family lived there in a primitive way."
The Kansas plains saw many crude homes as emigrants established
roots there. They slept in the covered wagons in which they traveled, in·
tents, log cabins, lean-tos and sod houses u~til they could build permanent
homes -- simple shelter was first aim •.
On Christmas day in 1854, Lemuel Knapp and his fA.mily pitched their
tent in a gully between the Kaw River and the high prairies •. Here they remained until the first of March, when their log cabin was ready for occupancy. During the heavy snow storm of January, snow drifted into the
gully, covering the tent several feet.
Though many pioneers had no choice except to leave their walls rough,
just as the logs came from the woods, or as the lumber came from the mills:,
houses in the larger centers were sometimes carefully finishe,d. In 1855, .
the Robinson house in Lawrence had paper of white satin with a neat flewer.
in one room, while pretty good-colors in ro.sebuds and leaves covered the
other walls. Sarah Robinson and her husband were among the founders of
Lawrence, Kansas. He later became the first governor of Kansas. She was
a writer of note.
In territorial days when Kansas was a dark and bloody ground of border
warfare, Robinson at the head of the free soilers, was A.rrested for treasoll.
to the pro-slavery g01.rernment and was thrown into prison at Lecompton,
where he languished in imminent expectation of death for several mOllths.
The home he had estah.lished on Mount Oread with the loving R.c:sistance of
his wife, was burned by border mobs and this faithful helpmate went to Le-.
compton to share .his impl·_t8onment. It was there that the book, a copy .

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�of which found its way with its wild flower markers, to an old book shelf
in Kansas City, was written and published in 1856. It has long been out
of print but in the frenzied years that immediately preceded the Civil War,
it had wide vogue throughout the north. It was almost as widely circulated
as "Uncle Tom's Cabin". Page after page of her diary written over one hundred years ago, reveals the spirit of the real pioneer woman.
In the spring of 1854, Samuel Wood and his wife Hargaret with their
children arrived in Lawrence. So little of their daily life is recorded
that one must draw deeply on their imaginatton t.o form a picture of those
brave pioneer women. The first person to die in Lawrence was Moses. Pomeroy.
He became ill and vIas taken to t.he Wood home where Margaret and her sister
Sarah Lyon, cared for him. There is a little world of pathos in the simple
story of this first burial.
Moses Pomeroy arrived from Illinois in 1854 and set bravely to work
to make a home for a dear one left behind. By dint of much work and hard
labor, he improved his homestead considerably and erected a tiny but comfortable house. Then, full of high hopes for the future, he wrote for his
"Taiting sweetheart to come. The journey, mostly by stage and wagon, was '
a long one and when she arrived, the girl found that her lover had expireq,
but the day before. ~e had been stricken down by a disease much like
mountain fever shortly after vrriting to her, and during his illness he had,
no thought but of his sweetheart. He was a praying man, and his c.onstant '
petition was th.:tt he might live long enough to see her, but this was denied
him, and he died literally with her name on his Eps. The nex' day after
her arrival, the body of her lover waG borne to the tomb. The rude coffin
had been taken to the grave in advanC8. Lo.id on a bed of fragrant prairie
flowers, the body was c3rried in a lumber wagon to the little Pioneer Cemetery west of town. The head of the dead man rested in the lap of the living
girl, who shielded the form as much as po.ssitl~ from all jar that came from
the passage of the springless wagon over the unworked roads.
The summer of l855pas3ed quietly in Lawrence, the little hamlet growfast and comparatively comfortable buildings taking the place of some
of the pioneer cabins. The ~migrants;however, at the best, suffered greatly
particularly the women, from the lack of the ordinary conveniences of home
life. There was much sickness and many deaths, in a majo.!'ity of cases superinduced by exposure and hardships incidental to pioneer life. All through
the early part of summer it was impossibJ.e to procure food that was suitable
for any person except those whose hardy constitutions and out of door li.fe
would bear a diet of ham and' cheese with mush and doughnuts as dessert.
Delicate women and children as well as the stronger sex succumed to the combined influence of bad food, miserable houses, excitement, and perhaps
homesickness.
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"The beginnings of Kansas were unique. It was settled under peculiar
experiences. It was settled under peculiar circumstances, arid passeci
through peculiar e,xperiences. ". If those words are' familiar to you, without
a doubt you will know they were written by .RichArd Cordley in i~03o When I

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�agreed to present a program on Pioneer Women of Kansas, I knew a great deal
less than I know today. Those rugged days are mentioned only in the masculine gender by the historiams. It is well· known that each cabin home contained a wife and children but little mention is made of them. No book has
ever been written on the subject of these brave women.
Turning again to Richard Cordley' s "Pioneer Days of· Kansas," :t thought
here I surely would learn of his wife. He mentioned her only a few times.
Of these I quote,"on account of the unsettled condition of the country, I
came to Kansas in 1857 but after about a year I went back and brought my
wife.'" Later, Reverend Cordley tells of building a five room house on New·
York street. He relates "there were three small rooms below and two halfstory chambers above. The pastor's vrife had a knack for home making. A
few dainty touches can make simple things to advantage. A cheap but pretty
paper; transformed the walls. A simple but bright carpet covered the floor •
.. It was as cozy a home as one could find any where •. And that little home entertained more people than many a pretentious mansion."
On the day of Quantrell's raid on Lawrence, Reverend Cordley took his
little daughter Maggie in his arms, (Quote) "We all passed out the back
door and the back gate and staggered along toward the river." There later
he hailed a friend across the river, who came for them in a row boat and
in a few minutes they wer.e "safe beyond the river."
"Sometime in the afternoon Mrs. Cordley and I found time to visit the
ruins of our home. On our way we came across Mrs. Bodwell and we were all
together by the ruins as we had been a few hours before in the.house. All
that remained was a bed of embers and ashes. Not a b.ook, or a letter, or a
paper, not a relic of childhood or memento of a friend was saved. As we .
stood silently looking at the desolate scene, Mrs. Cordley silently wept."
One brave woman of that fateful day remains nameless. She managed to
direct fugitives to a hidden cellar where they escaped. Finally the rebeLs
noticing that their victims always disappeared when they came to this loca.Ii ty, suspected this woman of aiding in their escape. ··They demanded of he:r:
that she should show the hidding place. She refused. One of them drew hiS
revolver and pointing it. at her said; "Tell us or I will' shoot you." "You:'.'
may shoot me,·" the brave· woman answered, "but you will not find the men. If
Finding they could not intimidate her, they left.
One gang ordered Mrs. Grovenor to draw water for themselves and their
horses. A young man, more human than the others,alighted from his horse
and told her he would draw the water. This young man said he had no idea
that any murderous work was contemplated. He was told they were going to ;
recapture some horses which had been stolen. He had not killed anyone and
was not going to.
Others of the gang stopped at the Oliver home. One of them ordered
Hannah, then six years of age, to .bring matches so they could set fire to
he:- home~ The mo~her came to the door and told them that they did. not do'
th1ngs lJ.ke that1n the Old Country.
(continued on page 37)

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�TOMBSTONE INSCRIPTIONS

DEAY CEMETERY

DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
Cemetery located 6 miles south of Eudora, 1 mile east, ahd 1 mile south.

Julia REUCH
1859 - 1935
John REUSCH
Died: August 11, 1893
Aged: 33 years, 6 months and 6 days
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Catherine
wife of Peter REUSCH
. Died: March 12, 1894
Aged: 80 years, 1 month and 10 days
Birdie FELKER
wife of P. E. REUSCH
Born: . July 4, 1884
'Died: September 13, 1904
Aged: 20 years, 2 months and 9 days

REUSCH
Myrtle Adell Jones
April 3, 1889
September 23, 1916

Uncle
Loyd DEAY
1870 - 1934
. George B. ~TANWIX
Died: December 13, 1884
Aged: 59 years,9 months and 9 days
Mother
Celinda
wife of G. B.STANWIX
March 10, 1841 - July 21, 1905
Aged: 64 years, 4 months, and 11 days
Stone marked only ELMER

BYFORD
Robert H.
181~6 - 1899 .

William H. TODD
May 2, 1887
April 4, 1912

Lucinda
i856 - 1909
Hurvey
1878 - 1881
Orion
1889 - 1905
Elmer
1881 - 1946

Herman F. SCHMIDT
Octoper 29~ 1873
Atigu~t 21; '1956

George H.Mc GRAREY
Born: March 28, 1879
Died: August 18, 1879

Paul
son of Herman and Eva SCHMIDT
November 24, 1903
February 14, 1906

William E. Me Cary (or Mc qary7)
Born: July 17, 1881
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REUSCH
Hazel Katherine
1911 -:. 19~2

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Scott IvALKF.R
1873 - 1954
Olive WAI,KER
1863 -1954

Frank N. STANWIX
December 16, 1854
January 23,1925
Alice L. STANWIX
February 24, 1864
February 20, 1956

Father
Enos REED
Sergeant 34
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Anna Sarah (REED)
November 24, 1871
July 13, 1872

MILBURN
Bobby
Robert
1923 - 1932

Herbert Spencer (REED)
LT;muary 4, 1875
January 31, 1875

Mother
Anna M.

1882 - 1970

Leora' May , (REED)
May 4, 1878
June 29, 1878

Father
1. Earnest
1879 - 1954

Ida B. REED
1876
1962

Jessie
H. B.

Alina REED
1879'- 1967

L. B.

Enos REED
1836-1925

O. B·

MILBURN
Edd
October 7, 1873
March 11, 1940

Olive REED
1863 - 1954
Minnie E.
DaUGhter of
Henry and Nancy MILBURN
Died August 20, 1883
Aged 6 months and 6 days

Emma May WILLIAMSON
January 12,1856
October 9, 1895

Henry MILBURN
December 4, 1848
November 12, 1887

Sarah Ann McKNIGHT
AuguBt 17, 1827
June 4, 1910-

Nancy his vlife
AUGust 27, 1852
May 28, 1923

John McKNIGHT
April 14, 1823
January 25, 1887

Bobby MILBURN
1923 - 1932

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Florence Deay
September 11, 1878
February 6, 1964

Alice REED
1868 - 1906

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Louisa A.
Wife of Enos REED
1842 - 1911

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December 11, 1854
February 10, 1928

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November 12, 1846
November 17, 1908

Wayne Leroy
Infant son of
Earl and Nina MATHIA
September 1, 1933
September 17~ 1933,

Mary C. VITT his wife
November 27, 1852
December 27, 1933

MATHIA
Emma

W. K. D. (Small Stone Marker)

, 1878 - 19_

MATHIA
Mother'
Ottie

John

1875 - 1927

1885 - 1947

Marvin E FREEMAN
August 21, 1922
October 18, 1923
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"Father. '"
HEm~y

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1879 ;"1938

Thankful J. CHENOWETH

1860 - 1912

Brother.
Riley

Clifford R. FELKER
Kansas
Cpl. 2 Co. Coast Arty.
, World War' I
April 5, 1889
September 7, 1947

1908 - 1910
J. H. McKINNEY

1856 - 1924'
Mary his wife

1852 - 1927

FELKER

Nancy C.

Father
Nicolas REUSCH

1855 - 1942

i849 - 192+

James A.

Mother
Alice REUSCH

1852 - 1928
WERTS
Harry H.

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P. E.REUSCH
October +4, 1876

Minnie, p.

J~he 9, 1940
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1887 - 1948

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,Earl W.
March 10, ,1898
July 2, 1961

WHITNEY
John H.

1860 - 1908
Kate

Nina I.

SeptemQ~r

1867 - 1931

27, 1903

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�ST.JOHN
Eli
April 24, 1882
March

William Eo DODGE
January 16, 1967
71 years, 4 months and 4 days

3, '1954

Catharine Eo
daughter of
C. Jo and M. J. FOUST
Died June 19, 1880
Aged 10 years, 1 month, and 3 days

Bessie
July 20, 1883
January 23,:1967
MILBURN

Allie
. July 4, 1879
April 7, 1970

Dottie
son of
w. H. and Anna CLOSE
Born October 7, 1872
Died October 2, 1879

Jake
July 3, 1877
August 29, 1950

. Ritchey
Died September 18, 1874
Aged 1 yee.r, and 9 months .

H. J. BYFORD
Uncle Jasper
October 1857 .
February 1946

Sarah
Died January 19, 1875
. Aged 8 days

DEAY
Anna Bell

Oliver
D~_ed
January 22, 1878
Aged 2 years and 12 day~

1911 ;.. 1954
Lewis E.

1908 - 19_

'Chilc1ren of G. and E. LIVINGSTON

Mother
Mary M. CHANCE
April 14, 1877
July 22, 1934

DEAY
Dora G.
April 2, 1897

DOUGHERTY
Father
Thomas L.

Jesse W.
September 1, 1893
. September 26, 1964

1849 -1926

Nellie May DEAY
June 4, 1876
July 25, 1958

Mother
Nary A.

1856 - 1926
William P.
son of
T~ L. and Mary A. DOUGHF.RTY
Died. September 9, 1883
Aged 3 years, 3 months and 15 nAyS

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Ramie DEAY
December 20, 1872
March 24,1956.

�OLONSTEAD
Nelson H.
July 25, 1892
April 2, 19?8

KINNISON
Dora L.
February 2, 1897

OLONSTEAD
Faye E.·
March 24, 1895
June 2, 1967

Alva M.
March 3, 1894
May 27, 1969

WINTERS
Lota.
March 6, 1887

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Edward W. MATHIA
U. S. Coast GuardPeo.
World War II
December 22, 1913
February 3, 1972

Will
February 5 i 1886
August 30, 1966

STRONG
.Marion
December 23, 1869
October 24, 1944

DEAY
Edward ..
February 11, 1870
October 3, 1948

Flora I.
October 14, 1876.
February 4, 1954

Bertha E.
D~cember 18, 1874
Janu~ry 26, 1947

CHANAY
Elizabeth
Barch 2, 1871
October 5, 1934

Flossie STRENTZ
March 27; 1894
Juiy 14, :1928

William
February 24, 1865
Jan~ary 23, 1939

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DeborapKay PERRY
Apri124·1. 1952

-Velma Jane DEAY

December 28, 1897
September 20, 1937

Homer Leo LOVE
March 27, 1912
September, 25, 1918
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Carland Addie DEAY
August 10, .1895

.Henry Stevens MATHIA
Cpl. Co. H 279 Inf.
December 31, 1927
October 16, 1953
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June 27, 1916
August 9, 1930

Dale Dean LANGLEY
September 13, 1934
December 15; 1934

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Addie M.
J~ly 3, ·1876
February 16, 1959

Eddie
son of
Stephen and Hester JOY
AGed 7 years, 6 months and 7 days

Carl
September 23, 1869
June 7; 1938

Herbert F.
son of
N. and C. I. (or J.) JOY
December 16, 1894
April 21, 1895

Our Baby
·son of.
D. and Ie C. DEAY
February 6, 1904

. DEAY
W. J •. DEAY
1856 - 1943

Ella B•. WElL
1863 - 1936

Emma his wife
1855 -1930

Emma WILLIAMS
1865 - 1935

Jessie·
1881

DEAY
William
1834 - 1926

Jessie Ethal
daughter of
W. J. and M. E. DEAY
Born August 18, 1881

Anna
1857 - 1934.

Lola Deay HELM
August 13, 1870
Noverr.ber 6, 1931

Infant son
George
October 30, 1892
December 9, 1892

Baby Boy
son of J. D. and Lola HELM
Born November 5, 1899
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Died

Mother ~nd Sister
Margaret Belvail DEAY
March 6, 1839
September 29, 1881

James Daniel HELM
November 12, 1861
April 13, 1937

Dessie
February 21, 1875
January 19, 1896

John Veron JOY
Missouri
Cpl. U. S. Army
World War I
Decembe~ 14, 1889
. August 11, 1967

Helene
wife' of
W. A. COATE
Born February 18, 1872
T'ied February 15, 1895

DEAY
MarshAll DEAY
1876 - 1927·

Infant son of
w. P. and M. HAM
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December 2, 1868

Claude DEAY
Kansas
Pvt. 25 Gen. Hosp.
World War I
July 10, 1888 '
November 13, 1964

May'16,i936
Ida C. JOY
" June 11, 1867
March 18, 1920

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Edna t. FRYE
April 23,' 1869
December 16, 1951

DEAY
John R.
August 30, 1829 '
July 5, 1909

John W~ FRYE '
, May 28, 1868
February 5, 1953

Louisa F.
December 4, 1831
June 3, 1876
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Eberly H.
September 8, 1858
September 11, 1.870

Our Baby Boy
son of
G. O. and A. C. DEAY
May 5, 1887
'June 6, 1887

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Charlie E.
January 4, 1868
February 11, 1869

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Jessie A.
December 26, 1875
January 22, 1876

'1869 - 1911
wife of ,Go

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DEAY

DEAY
Francis R.
December 28, 1836
October 16, 1894

DEAY
Lewis M. DEAY
September 30, 1844
November 4, 1907

Lucy L.his wife
. February 26, 1839
September 18, 1897

'Sarah E. his wife
June 3, 1848
August 14,1880

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January 16, 1865
April 10, 1954

Catharine Eo daughter
April 3, 1861
February 2, 1862

Mother
Verna, lone DEAY
May 29, 1913
April 26, 1969

Katharine
wife of George DEAY
Born March 24, 1809
Died December. 24, . 1859

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Lewis DEAY
Co. L
5 - Kansas

Hattie A.
daughter of
Clyde and Alma DEAY
January 1, 1924

Cav~

George DEAY
Died Dec'ember7, 1879
Aged 18 years, 8 months and 8 days

GROSSMAN
Christena
1874 - 1921

HAM
Franklin
son of
William P. and Margaret HAM
July 14, 1871

Martin
1871 - 1959

Margaret DEAY
1831 - 1907

Annie his wife
1874 .,. 1907

Father
HAM
1828 - 1894

Ethel M. da.ughter
1903 - 1906 '

Lester CLOSE
1869 - 1938

VJ. P.

VANDEVENTER
Evelyn
July 4, 1915

BRAZIL
Arbel
1868- 1960
James Edward BRAZIL
18~9 - 1935

Roy ,
December 21, 1910
October 14, 1970

William HAM
1891 - 1931

Mother
Emily M. NICOL
February '25, 1840
October 19, 1879

Franklin HAM
1894
Age 3 months

GOTTSTEIN
Faith I.
1901 -

Olin Ottis ORRICK
1900
Fred E. DEAY
1887 - 1964

FloydA.
1893 ":1970

James Emery BUCHANAN
February 16, 1867
September 13, 1924

Jacob HUNTZINGER
Born March 7, 1826
Died Noveinber 3,1900

Henderson Clay JOHNSON
1820 - 1884

Mary C. his wife
Born October 3, 1830
Died March 8, 1914

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These are all the persons that could be found in Wichita Co. although I spent several days
in a fruitless search after persons reported to be in distant parts of the county and I
hereby certify that the above be a correct enumeration of the inhabitants of v/ichita Co.,
Kansas.
.
'f. P. Chalfant, Enumerator

This census was abstracted by Maurice Peters of Lawrence, Kansas and contributed by Bill .Lee
also of Lawrence, Kansas.
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A TESTIMONIAL
This article was taken from the newspaper
Lawrence, Kansas

THE CONSERVATOR, Richmond, Missouri; February 17, 1882
June 1, '81

Lais Chemical Man'f'g Co.
Gents :I have used your Dandelion Tonic in connection with malarial disorders with asmircible results. If I may judge from my own experience it is a very effective remedy.
L. W. Spring
Pastor of Plymouth Church

�Annllal Report of HARfolONY SCHOOL.DIST. # 57, County of Douglas, State of
Kansas, for the ye0.r ending 6~30-l898. Made under official oath and transmitted to the County Superintendent· this 28!l:! day of July A.D. 1898.
Signed: W. W. Harris; of Vinland Dist. # 57.
Teache:r - A. H. King; State grade of certificate; employed 32 weekSj $40.00
per month wages. C. J. Foust - Director. W. W. Harris - DisL Cle~k.
Post Office - Vinland, Kansas.
List of students and their age.
Wilma Byford
Orion Byford
Jimmy Deay
Tressa Deay
Ella Deay
Perry Dunn
Tressa Foust
Clarance Gotstien
Effie Gotstien
Verna Hagerman
O. C. Haskinson
Fred Hanson
Lloyd Harris
Louella Harris
Arthur Harris
Charlie Joy
Arthur Joy
\1illie Joy
Lester Joy
John Joy
Bertha Karnes
Henry Landon
Clara·Lal1don
Pearl Legget
Mamie Leggct
Charlie Legget
Frank Legget
Everet Legget
Flora Legget
Grace Legget
Walter Parsons
Bessie Vitt
Lottie Karns
Lottie Haskinson
George Haskinson
Sadie Haskinson

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Ma.ttie Hasinson
N:?ttie Faskinson
Chf.1.rl&lt;;)s Haskinson
L1ger Haskinson

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Elmer Eyford
Bertha Foust
Flora Deay
Hettie Hanson
Jessie Harris
.co.)3(\le Joy
G&lt;;)orge Legget
Leonard Evenger
f,2J.l Hot-Jard
Harry HOltiard
Lola Karnes
Mc.t tie Karnes
J '?&gt;}Y!ie H;uris
Jrmrde Haskinson
Id2. Friend
R",lph Hatten
Re:;' E:=&lt;3kinson
Eccr1e(?) Paul Watees
CJc,'.ra Hasldnscn
Er.;:;ia Butts
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FJoy Gotstien
F:rank Haskinson
Klb'ene F3:t'ris
Oliver l~arnes
Ci.a~ance Karnes
·LTes.sie Karnes
Lola Karnes
Hattie Karnes
E~~ith

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No list of stll&lt;lCnt.s •. Teacher - Leslif!A. Fitzj 32 weeks C'mployedj
wages $37.50 per month. C. J. FOllst - ))jl'C~tor. W. W. Harris _ Clerk •.
J •. A. Deay - Treasurer.

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�OUR ANCESTORS
Mrs. Charlotte Gibler Muckey; 1709 Tennessee; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 GIBLER, Ill., Ohio, ·Kans.; ltJISBY, Ky., Ill., Kans.; ROUSH; EvJING;HOUT
(HAUT) , Ohio, Kans.; HOCKENSMITH I Ohio, Kans.; HENRY; SCHRABLE,. Mo., Colo.,
N. C. ; RISLEY , Colo., Mo., Ark.; MOORE; HAYES, Ark., Mo.; GOlt/ER ,Colo. ;
ANDERSON.
Mrs. Maxine. Moore Hougland; 1920 Harper St.; Lawrence, Kansas 66044MOORE, Ill., Mo., Ky. Kans.; PETT lEON, Ill., Mo., Penn.; MATTHREW, Penn., Mo.;
WARD; HAYS, England, Mo., Kans.; McCLAIN, Mo., Kans.; HOUGLAND, Mo., Kans.,
Ky. ; . \VILSON, Kans.; DILLON, Kans.; THOMPSON, Ga., Kans.; HAMMER, Kans.,
England; WEATHERS,. Ill., Kans.; LONGNECKER, Kans.; OSHEL, Kans., Ohio;
SCOTT, Ohio, Scotland.
Mrs. Georgiana Brune; Route # 3; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - EBERHARD, Mich.,
Kans. i LYTER, Mich.; DEITZ; TILLOTSON, Kans.; CLARKE; BURBIDGE, Conn., Kans.;
\10LCdrT; KNOTT; BURNHAMj PACKARD, Maine, Kans., Mass. j WEBSTER, N.H., Maine;
CHASE; COLE; Mass., Maine; PRATT; RANDALL; COFFIN; PERKINS; BARROWS, Maine;
MACOMBER.
Miss Kathryn Bunto~; 2135 I(entucky St.; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - BUNTON, Ohio,
Kans., La., Ireland; Sl,vEENEY, Ireland, Ohio; WATKINS, England, Kans ~ ;
LIGHT, England, Kans.; JONES, England; KEILMAN, Penn., Ill., Kans., Germany;
BETTEN, Germany, Penn.; BUNKER, Ill., Kans, Ohio, Mich., 111.; SPENCER, Mich.,
Kans., England; WOOD, Mich.;
CROSBY, Mich.
Miss Dorothy Clarke; 1908 New Hampshire St.; LmJrence, Kansas 66044- CLARKE,
Kans., Penn., Ohio; PERCY, N.Y., Kans., England; SARGANT, England; WATTS,
England, Kans.; RUSSELL, Kans., England; ENNEW, England; CAL.LARD, Kans.,
England; MASTERS, England.
Mrs. Cleo Sterling Ralston; 826 Illinois; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - STERLING,
Ill., Kans., Ireland; FORSYTH, IlL, Mo., Ind.; DOUGLAS; WILLIAMS; STATAN,
Ind., Kans.; PICKERING,. Ia., Calif., Ind.; WASHBURN, Ind.; WASKEM; CHR.ISTY,
Ohio; (GALEMORE?)GAI.LIMORE; BIXBY; RALSTON, Mo., Okla.; COOK, Kans; FRANKLIN~.
ROBINSON; WYRICK, Mo., Kans.; ROWDEN; MORG~; RENFRO.
Mrs. Charles Fellenstein; 2000 Arrowhead Drive; Olathe, Kansas 66061 _ M;TI.LIKIN,
Ill., Ind., Va., Md.; MARQUIS, Ohio, Ill., Va.; JONES, Ky., Ill.; MI.LNER,· Ohio,
Va.; m{EUDE, Germany, Ill.; RUND, Germany, Ill.; HENDRICKS, Ky., Ill.;
McCLEL.LAND, Ky., Ill.; PRATHER; PRICE; FORCE, Ky; STILES, Conn., N.Y., Ohie,
England; CARY; DUTTON, N.Y.; HELMER, Ohio; FRYE; FEI.I.ENSTEIN, Ill., Ohio,
Germany; RENNER, Gel'many, Ohio, Ill.; BAGBY, Ill., Ky., Ohio, Va.; TP1MONS,
Ill.; ECHOLS; MOOm~, Ill.; CHAPMAN, N. Y., 111. ; BOY]), N. C. j BARTI,F:,sOjli, Va.,
Ohio; PA'l"l'EN;,sANBOlm; .sA[\m~N'l'j TIl OM ['SON, [{y.; F:;':(JlIl'J, .lJLj HUGHES, 111.;
DEARBORN. N. H.. n 1.

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�Taken from the book THE KANSAS MEMORIAL, A REPORT OF THE OLD SEl'TLERS'
MEETING HELD AT BISMARCK GROVE~ KANSAS, SEPTEMBER 15~
and 16Yl , 1879. CHARLES S. GLEED, Editor. Published
by: PRESS OF RAMSEY, MILLETT 8c HUDSON, 1880; KANSAS CITY, MO.
REGISTER OF THE OLD SETTLERS' MEEl'ING
In order to give persons an opportunity to make a record of their presence
at the Old Settlers' meeting, the Secretary of the Historical Society prepared a register with headings embracing the following items: "Name; date
of birth; place of birth; date of settlement; place of settlement; where
resided since; present residence; occupation; politics; remarks." The
register is preserved by the Historical Society. In it upwards of 3,(,00
names were entered. They are here given, with the principal items as
written opposite the names in the register.
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Topeka; 1860

Topeka

ANDERSON, Emma; Virginia; 1834
ADAMS, J. Wo; Vermont; 1839

Topeka; 1860.

Topeka

Grant; 1872

Lawrence

AINSWORTH, R. M.; Dayton, 0.; 1829

Leav. county, Wyandotte Reso
March 1855

Kansas
City, Mo.

ASHBAUGH, L. S.; 0.; November 21,
1821
ANDERSON, Mary E.; Va.; January 6,
1846
ANDERSON, Mrs. Janie; N.Y.; March
1, 1864
ANDERSON, Geo. S. W.; Ripley, 0.;
Sept. 4, i850·

Lawrence; April 1, 187'

Newton

Lawrence; April 1, 1865

Douglas
County

Atchison county

Atchison

Topeka; May 12, 1873

Douglas·
County

Lawrence; May 29, 1876

Salina

Wyandotte, December 10, 1843

Wyandotte

ARMSTRONG, Mrs. R. B.; Bronnhe1m, 0.; Wyandotte; May 20, 1868
Nov. 21, 1843
ALLISON, Mrs. L.; Battle Creek, Me~; . Eudora; April 1, 1859
April 13, 1844
APl'I'Z, C.E.; Canton, 111.
Lawrence; June 4, 1859
Ftibruary5, 1859
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ANDERSON, James S.; Virginiaj1827

ALLISON, P. H.; Concord, N.H.;
November 23, 1846
ARMSTRONG, R. B.; Westport; Mo.;
October 20, 1843

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. Norwood·
Lyndon

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0

�ALLEN, Thomas; Park county, Ind.
. Sept. 18,· 1837

Leavenworth Co.;
Nov. 1, 1854

ALLEN, Charles; Park county, Ind.
February 11, 1841

Leavenworth Co.
Nov. 1, 1854

Jefferson
. County
Leavenworth
Co.

ANDERSON, John; Sweden; June 16, 1835 Lawrence; December 16, 1865 . Lawrence
.
.
Lawrence
ANDREWS, Stillman; Sutton, N.H.
Lawrence;· October 8,1854
February 22, 1821
Lawrence
ASHER, Mrs. M. B.; New Castle Co.;
Lawrence; December 16, 1878
N.Y.; October 31, 1810
(Mother of si~ boys, all Rep'ns)
Lawrence; October 10, 1854

ABBOTT, James B.; Hampton, Conn.'
December 3, 1818

Lawrence; October la, 1854

ABBOTT, Mrs. E.A.; Hartford, Conn.;
Sept. 25, 1831

Pawnee county; May 10, 1876

ATKINS, Thomas S.; Coles county, Ill;
Dec. 2, 1854
ADAMS, Calvin; N.C.; September 18,

DeSoto
DeSoto
Pleasant
Valley.

Neai:- Lawrence; June 10, 1854

1818
ATHERTON, Annie M. ; Plymouth, N.H.
Oct. 23, 1843

Sumner; October 14, 1855

Lawrence

ATHERTON, E.P. ; Bolton, Mass. ; 1829

SUr;1nerj October 14, 1855

Lawrence

ALI3ACH, Henry; Big Stranger Creek
Sept. 8,1863

Lawrence

ADAMS, James N. ; Montgomery Co.,
Iowa; Sept. 4, 1847

Lawrencej November 10, 1858

Leavenwol'th
Co.

ADAI1S , Chas. N. ; Montgomery Co.,
Iowa; Sept. 27, 1855

Lawrence; November 10, 1858

Leavem.ol'th
Co.

ARMSTRONG, Wm. H.; l'1adison Co. ,0.;
Osage County; March 1, 1875
Jan. 28, 1842
. ADAMS, J. W. ; Mo. ; November 26, 1849 Lawrence; November 16, 1854
ASHBAUGH, Mrs. S. G. ; Providence,
Topeka; August 15, 1859
R. 1.; Jan. 25, 1816
ASHBAUGH, Osco; Topeka; August 18,1867

Topeka; August 18, 1867

ALLEN, A. W.; Gloucester Co., N.J.;
February 4, 1839
ALLEN, E. C. ; Gloucester Co., N.J.; Lexington, Mo.
June 2, 1810
ADAMS, Mal'ti n; NJ!.; M.:n'r.h , A"

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Topeka
Topeka

Lexington, .
Mo.

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. Lafayette
Co., Mo •
2, .1 ?'5',·
Jefferson
'. County

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�ABBOTT, Vo J.; June 20, 1841
'ABBOTT, Mollie; December 24, l859

Paola, September 1859

Lawrence

Paola, ,December 24, 1859,

Wakarusa

ANDERSON, Welhclmina; Sweden;
February 9, 1839

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ANDERSON, Laura G.j Ft. Smith;
April 1, 1861
ASHER, W. W.j Kirksville, Mo.
June 17, 1842

La~oJrence;

August 20, 1860

Lawrence

February 14, 1865

Lawrencej March 22, 1866

Lawrimce

AYER, Omar H.; Plattsburg, N.Y.
Dec. 25, 1825

•

Wakarusa, Douglas Co.
Dec. 1863
ANDERSON, Char1iej Boone county, Mo.; Lawrence; October 20, 1861
May 16, 1832
ADAMS, M. K.; Bel1efont, PaD
Lawrence; May 29, 1879
May 29, 1829
ANDREWS, S. H.; Scituate, Mass.
Ka!l.sas Falls; Apri14, 1857
Nove~ber 16, 1835
ANDREWS, Hattie A. ; Lynn, f{3.sS
La·tJn~nce ; M;:trch 21, 1866
September, 5, '1845
ANDREWS, Mollie A.; Lynn, Masso;
LaloJrcnce; I1arch 19, 1866
Decer.Jber 6, 1860
,ANDREWS, Allison; Ind.; January 13, Vinlandj March 19, 1869
1856
ANDEPSON, Lewis Go; Ill.; August 25, Lawrence j April 22, 1855
1833
ANDERSC~, Mrs. John; Orabro, Swedenj
Douglas County, May 1860
May 13, 1,832
ANDERSON, Miss Jennie; Iowa;
Douglas County; May 1860
March 11, 1859
ANDERSON, Mr, John
0

Waka,rusa
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lawrence

;

Lawrence
Coal Creek
Linwood
Lawrence
Lawren'pe
Lawrence
l,eavemva,rth

ALLER, H. M.j New York; July 5, 1824

Leavenworth; August 1860

ARMSTRONG, N. H.; Berkley county,Va.

leavenworth; September 1, 1857

ARMSTRONG, May; Geneva, Ill.;
February 24, 1863
ADAMS, Franklin G.; Rodman,
Jefferson county, N.Y.
.MRv .13, ,,1824
AnAM.i::;, HRrri P.t P._; (~,i !ir; 1I1JaLi, (l.;
May 18, lRj'!

Mound City; 1863
Ashland, Riley Co.;
March 27, ' 55

Tiblow
Wyandotte
County
Lawrence

Topeka

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'I'opeka

22 - , ''!

�ADAMS, Jessie; Leavenworth, Kan.;
July 26, 1856

Leavenworth; July 26, 1856

Topeka

ADAMS, Azubah;, Atchison, Kan.;
January 13, 1859

Atchison; January 13, 1859

Topeka

ADAMS, Henry J.; Lecompton, Kan. ;
August 21, 1861

Lecompton; August 21, 1861

Topeka

ADAMS, Harriet; Kickapoo Agency,
Kictapoo Ind. Aglcy; Feb.
Kennekuk, Kan.; February 20, 1867
1867

Topeka

ADAMS,' George; near Atchison, Kans.
Oct. 10, 1869

Topeka

Near Atchison; Oct. 10, 1869

ADAMS, Margaret Louisa,; near
Near Waterville; April 13,1873
Waterville, Kan. ;A)ril 13, 1873
Topeka
ADAf1S, Samuel; Topelca, Kan.;
December 3, '1877

Topeka; December }, 1877

Topeka

ALLEN, Jennie; Iowa; July 22, 1858

Lawrence; March 20, 1860

Eudora

ADAMS, G. L.;Mo.; August 31,1852

Lawrence; October 1, 1854

ADM1S, ,Mrs. Eliza R.; Washington
county, EAst Tenn.;
January 10, 1808 '

Lawre!lce; September 1865 '

ADAMS, Mary D.; TOl1sham, Me.;
Januc;.ry 1, 1862

Dopglas County; Nov. 25, 1865

ANDERSON, Thomas; Hanover Co., Va.;
June 10, 1784

Lawrence; October 1868

ABBOTT, All en H.; Rockport, Ind.;
Feb. 14, 1841

Pott':-&gt;'Wi:',tor::ie County; 1856

ASHBAUGH, A.; Columbus, 0.;
April 19, 1809

Topeka; August 3, 18")9

Topeka

ALLEN, Martin; Monroe county, 00;
June 29, 1829

Hays City , ' Eliis Co.;
Sept. 18'12

Hays City

ANDREWS, Mrs. M. H.; Scotland;
May 7, 1828

Prairie City; Decemher:,"7,

ASHBY,'George W.; Christiansburg,
Ky.; May 29, 1829

Prairie City, October 16, 1857

ALLINGHAM, J. J.; Co. Kent;
August 2, 1821,

Leavemvorth Co.; October 1360

Reno

AITDERSON, Sarah B.; New York;
February 17, 1817
ALJ,AN, Hmma 11 .T CSGi e; 'Ill.

Clinton; May 12, 1855

Leavenworth
Co.
Clinton

JlIly

DOIle1!'1R ro.;

19, .1 A50

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Lawrence

Lawrence
Shawnee
, County

1-8~8

Chanute
Neo. Co.

Reno

�ALLEN, A. F.; Sharon, Washtenaw
county, Mich.; Dec. 27, 1836

Girard, Crawford Coo;
Apro 27, '74

ATKINSON, Wm.; England; March 5,
1825

Leavenworth City; Novo 5, 1854

ASHBY, Jennie; Baldwin City;
February 14, 1861

Baldwin City; February 14,1861

Baldwin.
City

Osawatomie; September 29, 1859

Lawrence

. ASHTON, John Q.; Mercer county, Pa .• ;
Sept. 22, 1830
ASHTON, Priscilla D.; Westmoreland
county, Pa.; Jan. 13, 1839
ru~DREWS, W. W.; London, Eng.;
April' 27, 1844
. ARMSTRONG, John; Oxford, Canada;
June 8, 1826

Vinland,
Doug. Co.
Olathe
Johnson Co.

Osawatomie; August 5,· 1859
Lawrence; February 1865

Lawrence

Douglas Co.; November 20, 1854 . Topeka

ANDREWS, E. Bo; Wells River, Vto;
Topeka
Clinton; V~r~h 1, 1864
June 25, 1837
ADAM.s, James A.; Ky.; December 22, 1821
Lawrence; .April 8, 1857' Lawrence
ACHER, Charles E.; Iowa; July 21, 1850 .
Chemung Co~, N.Y.;
Nov. 13, 1831
ABBOTT, Mrs. L. A.; Havershil1, 00;
Sept. 18, 1848
ADAMY, U.

B~;

Linn·

Lawrence; 1868

Lawrence

Co~;

Lawrence

Atchison County; 1855

ALLEN, Ellen Ho; Lawrence; September Lawrence;
18, 1860·
ADAIR, So L.; Paint Valley, 00;
April 22, 1811
ANTHONY, D. Ro; Adams, MOB30;
August 22, 1824

May 25, 1861

Shawnee
County

S~l:Jtember

18, 1860. Douglas
County·
Osaivatc!:1ie, Miami Co.;
Osawatomie
Mch. '55
Miami Co.
La\vrencc ; August 1, 1854
Leavenworth

ARMSTRONG, Ro B.; Westport, Mo.;
October 20, 1843
ARMSTRONG, Lucy Bo; Oxford,
Montgomery county, O.
July 31, 1818

Wyandotte; December 10, 1843

Wy.andotte

Wyandotte; December 10, 1843

Wyandotte

AKERB, Noses; Floyd county, Ky.
January 28, 1812

Leavenworth; May 8, 1856

North
Lawrence

A~WOOD,

Lawrence; March 1679 .

Lawrence

So Po; Chittenden, Vt.;
January 18, 1842
ADAMS, Sidney; Ill.; Aug. 25, 1852
. A::;HER, D. J. jWaterford , Con.;
M9.rch 24, 1834

Lawrence; September 1857
Lawrenc.e; MeU'ch 27, 1857

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. Lawrence

�ANDREWS, Mattie A.; Lynn, Mass.
Dec. 5, 1845.

Lyon; March 19, 1866

Lawrence

ANDERSON, Eliza Ao; Pittsburg, P!'l..;
Dec. 29, 1818
ANDREWS, Orrin D.; N.H.

Lawrence; May 16, 1855

Lawrence

Lawrence

Lawrence

APITZ, E. F.; Lanton, Ill.;
December 27,1859

Lawrence; June 10, 1865

ATWELL,R. H. ; Johnson , Vt.;
March 7, 1840

Topel&lt;a; February 2, 1857

ACKERMAN, Theodore; Fond du Lac
Russell; April 21, 1871
county, Wise.; Aug. 22, 1848
Lawrence; August 21,1857
ATCHISON, J. R.; June 14, 1834
ADAMS, John Quincy; Va.; July 28, 1841
Black Jack; April 10, 1858
ADAMS, Mrs. Anna M.; Chester Co.,
!.Jaw:rence; April 20,
S. Co; January 20, 1844
ADAMS, Robert J.; Leavenworth Co.;
Lawrence; May 24, 1871
May 24, 1871
ADAMS, Mark Orliff; Douglas Co • ;
Lawrence; October 29, 1872
October 29, 1872
ADWER, George M.; N. H.; June 12, 1835
Lawrence; December 1865
ANDERSON, 0.; Iowa; August 27, 1859 Lawrence; July 15, 1860
ANDREWS, Elizabeth; Ind.; November
Vin~_and; March 19, 1869
26, 1826
ADAMS, ~leanor; Lawrence;
Reno; December 8, 1862
December 8, 1862
ADAMS, Annie; Lawrence; January
Reno
21, 186.4
ALTENBURG, Marie; Wisc.; Apri122,
Lawrence; June 7, 1871
1846
ATWOOD, Sam. F.; Boston, Mass.;
L'v'nw'th &amp; La'encej
March 21, 1828
July 10, '56
ALLEN, Walter N.; N.C~;March 29, 1831
Leavenworth; March 10, 1857
ALDER,

E. M.; Hanover, N.H.;
July 17, 1853

Lawrence,Kansas; Spring of
1855
ALDER, Eugene; Lawrence, Kan.jJune 21, 1876
ABBOTT; Mrs. A.; Norwalk, 0.

ADCHER, D•. I. ; Ill.; June 16, 1845

North Lawrence; Oct. 11, 1865

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City,' Mo.
Russell
Lawrence

Lawrence
Coal Creek

Lawremc"
Leaveruworth
Meriden
Jeffsn. Co.
Lawrenc,e

Lawrence
Lawre~ce

�,I.)

ALLEN, Jennie E.; Vt.; May 15, 1839 Leavenworth; 1858

Meriden

BREYMANN, William; Hanover Germany;
.
June 30, 1817

Clay,
Center

Little ~Jakarusa, Douglas
county; July 18, 1854

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BREYMANN, Ferelda Jo; Madison Coo,
Little Wakarusa, Douglas
Ky.; Feb. 12, 1820
county; July 18, 1854

Clay
Center

BREYMANN, George G.; Boon Co., Mo.
Dec. 13, 1842

Little Wakarusa, Douglas
county; July 18, 1854

Clay
Cent,er

BOOTH, Henry; Yorkshire, England;
May Ii, 1838

Manhattan; September 1856

Larned,
Pawnee Co.

BOOTH, Freddie; Manhattan;
January 4, 1868

Manhattan, January

BAILEY, L. D.; Sutton, N.H.;
August 26, 1819

Belvoi~;April

BRISTOL, Mattie J.; Edinburgh, 0.;
Nov. 9, 1861
BELL, Dr. S. B0; N. J .; 1821

Lawrence; 1870

BALDWIN, J. C.; Chenango Co., N.Y.
F.eb. 6, 1806
'BROWN,J. C.; Harden Coo, Ky.;
June 29, 1812
BODWELL, H. Eo; Huron Co., O~;
July 12, 1831

4, 1868

Larned,
Pawnee ,Co.

2, 1857

Johnson county; 1857

. Lawrence

Rosedale, Kan.

Douglas county; October 1859

Douglas Co.

Dougias county
Palmyra, Doug. Co.; Apr. 6, 1856

BONEBRAKE, P. I.; Eaton, 0.;
Topeka; June 8, 1859
'Topekci
September 25, 1836
BONEBRrlKE, M. L. ; Ind. ;
Topeka; June 8, 1859
Topeka
October 12, 1839
BLOOD,' Eliza J.; Vt. ; May 26, 1833 ,Lawrence; September 1855
, Lawrence
BRASS, Sarah A.; Columbia Co., PaD ; Douglas county, September 1857 Douglas Co.
July 23, 1824
BANGS, W. H.; Stonebridge, Canada;
Lawrence; 1868
Lawre nce
April 19, 1840
BARLmv, John H.; Mass.
May 1879
Lawr ence
BURDICK, F. D., MD.: IlL;
Atchison county; May 5, 1866
September 16, 1852
BRACHT, Henry; Lancaster, Pa.;
Topeka; January 6, 1870
August 12, 1852
BALDWIN, A. S.; Harwington; Conn.;
Clinton, Doug. Co.;
Clinton,
June 23, 1829
May 2, 1855
Kan.
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�BROWN, L. J.; Putnam Coo, 0.;
March 8, 1839

Clinton, Doug. Co.;
. May 9, 1856

Richland
Shawnee

BECKWITH, E. B.; Smithport, PaD
BASTJ:AN, H.; Lehigh Co., Pa.;
February 2, 1844

Lawrence; January 15, 1879
Big Stranger; Sept. 4,1868.

Lawrence
Lawrence

BRADFORD, J. H.j Oxford, 0.; 1847

Manhattan; July 20, 1878

Manhattan

BEAN, C. W.; Corydon, Ind.;
October 20, 1854

Stranger Valley; April 1, 1855

BALLARD, D. E.j Franklin, Vt.;
March 20, 1837

Washil1~t on

BRI:CGES , James; Ill.; April 9, lS45

Franklin ; September 1854

Leavenworth
Co •

Kanwaka; September 10, 1857

Kanwaka

. BRASS, Williamj Columbia, PaD j
July 27, 1816

Ballard's
Falls
Washington Co •.

Co.; April' 1857

BROOKS, Albert G.; York, York Co"
Lawrence; January 15, 1860
Me.; Nov. 18, 1838'
BUTLER, Oliveri Ind.; December 2, 1835

Springdale,
Kansas

Lawrence

Miami County; April 4, 1864 Douglas Co.

BUTLER, R. E.; Ind.; Dec. 14, 1835

Miami County; Apr:i.l 4, ],864

Douglas Co.

BABCOCK, Mrs. C. W.; Ohio

Lawrence; 1867

Lawrence

BARNES, S. 0.; Va.; June 30,1853
BOLES, C. W.; W:i_nona, Mitm.;
December 8, 186.0
BURNETT, J. C.; Morrisville, Vt.;·
March 19, 1825
BECHTEL, N. W.; Cincinnati, 0.;
August 17, 1854
BROWN LEE,' James; Downes Co.,
.
Ireland; March 1812

Spring Hill; March 27, 1879

La\vrence

Lawrence; August 31, 1877

Lawrence

Mapleton; April 1857

Russell

Leavenworth; April 1, 1860

Valley
Falls

Shawnee County, October 1857

Fulton Co.,
Ill.

Mapleton; April 1857

Lawrence

Marion; May 14, 1858

Kanwaka

BURNETT, H. C.; Morrisville, Vt.;
October.4, l85?
BETNER,James; Green Co., Ind.;
July 22, 1817
BALLARD, Jos.; Ind.; December 22,1838

Lawrence; December 2, 1866

Wm.; Caven Co 0, Ireland;
Wakarusa, Doug. County;
Wakarusa
November 15, 1837
March 4, 1859
BYE:RLY, 1aria; Wesrmol'el;=md Co., Pa.;
Willow Springs; July 4, 185h Douglas
Oct. 25, 1822
Co.
BROvm,

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�Baldwin City

BODWELL, L. M.; Danbury, Ct.;
September 11, 1803

BICHET, Francis; France; March 11,1812

Baldwin
City

Cedar Point; July 4, 1858

Florence

BAYLESS, W. H.; Broome Co., N. Y. ;
March 13, 1839 .

Highland; May 29, 1855

Highland

BRIGGS, C. F.; O.;April 12, 1833

Manhattan; January 4, 1856

Manhattan

BRASS, Cloyd; Kansas; October 9, 1863

Lawrence; 1860

BOTHEL, James; Indiana Co., Pa.;
July 31, 1828

Burlinsame; November 4, 1854

BURLINSMfE, S. W.; Caldwell, 0.;
June 1, 1816

Lawre::o.ce; October 25,1873

Lawrence

. Burlingame

BORTON, Lewis W.; Cambridge, 0.;
Lecompton; February 20, 1859
September 1, 1831
Leavenworth; November 20, 1859

BUCKINGHi\M, Henry; NorwaJ.k,O.;
May 28, 1830

BRADBURY, Leonard; Summerset Co., Me.;
February 20, 1813
BANGS, Mrs. C. W.; Boston,· M.asso;
April 24, 1840

Gardner; January 22, 1857

. Lawtence; September 10, 1868

BARTEAUX, A. B.; St. John,N.B.;
July 18, 1859
EomvELL, Anson Go; Simsburg, Con.;
. June 3, 1801

Douglas Co.
Clyde
Concordia
Paola
Kansas
City, Mo.

Lawrence; May 12, 1865

Lawrence

Topeka; December 5, 1857

Topeka

BRISTOL, Frank; New York City;
February 11, 1859
BmILES, James To; Hinsdale, Mass.;
Novembet 16, 1842
13EEK, C. B.; Brook Co., Vt.;
Harch 29, 1830

Lawrence; JUly 25, 1879

Lawrence

Lawrence; April 6, 1L70

Lawrence

Douglas County; April 6, 1850

Baldwin
Cii:;y

BROWN, G. W.; Essex Co., N.Y.;
October 2g, 1820·

Lawrence; October 1854

Rockford,
Ill.

BROWN, Mary A.; Mandell, Essex Co., Lawrence;. October 1854
.Lawrence
N.Y.; Sept. 19, '25
BAKER, Mrs. J. A.; Vt.; May 19, 1829 Douglas County; May 25, 1860
BOLES, J. Lewton ; Lo:lisv j lIe, Ky;
Lawrence
July 24, l~hO
BOOTH, Isaac; Cadi z , 0.;
Larned; M""l'ch 10, 1877
. Larned

Augusc27, 1838

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�BELL, Lola; Walworth, \;1is.; HClrch 23,

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1854

BELL, Mrs. Sarah; Quimans, 'N. Y.;
Dec. 14, 1808
'BELL Manley; Walworth, Wis.;
September 2, 1847

Lawrence; November 17, 1870
Lawrence;

January 25, 1871

Lawrence
Lawrence

Lawrence; April 30, 1869

Lawrence

BELL, Nellie; Monroe Co., N~Y.;
Feb. 15, 1854

Lawrence; April 10, 1871

Lawrence

BOYD, Wright; Mo.; Sept. 15, 1861

Nemaha County

Nemaha Co.

BOND, S. W.; Hamilton, Ind.;
April 29, 1853

Douglas County; May 13, 1865

Marion Tp.

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W.; Clay Co., Mo.;,
Lawrence; October 1, 1860
December 25, 1855
BUNKER, Nr's. H. A.; Lincoln, Mass.; Topeka, Kansas; January 14,
December 8, 18,'26
1856
DOLES, C. W.; ,\oJinona, Minn.;
Lawrenc e; A~lgUSt 31, 1877
,
December 8, 1860
BROOKS,

Topeka ".
Lawrence

BRILLIN, vJ. F.; Ill.; June 22, 1856
BLAKE, William G.; Iowa;,
October 11, 1855
BAKER, C. M.; Rochester, Vt.;
July 20, 1817
DPANNOR, W. Bo; Ind.;

Leavenworth; 'February 20,1863 Leavenworth
Co.
Topeka; February 29, 1865
Topeka

1852

Silver Lake

BOYD, Wm. A.; Philadelphia;
February 3, 1859
BYRAM, F. W.; Knox Co., Ill.;
December 9,,1860

,Lawrence; July 9, 1869

Lawrence

Jefferson County; 1804

Chase Co.

BOWEN, D. E.; Peru, Mass'.; May 31,

Douglas County; March 15, 1857

1817
BODLE, C. E.; South Eaton, Pa.;
June 6, 1851
BONEBRAKE; J. H.; 0.; June 26, 1830

Douglas
Co.
Lawrence

Big Springs; June 2, 1860
Lecompton
1, 1838 Big Springs; June 2,
1860
Lecompto!l
BENNETT, Rev. Geo. R.; Albion, N.Y.;
; June 22, 1879 Lawre.'1ce
June 22, 1841
BOP.EBRA~E, S. W.; Ind.; July

.,

BENEDICT, S. S.; BenninGton Coo,
Vt.;Nov. 9, 18Lth

Wi.1Bon County; June 25, ,1868

(To be continued)

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Guilford

�THE MARAIS DES CYGNES MA,SACRE
and John Brown's Parallels
This article was taken from a brochure published by the Kansas State Historical
Society and given away at the Marais des Cygnes Massacre Memorial Park. Since
John Brown and Quantrill make up a good part of the history of the Lawrence Douglas County area we thought perhaps this might also be of interest. .
Kansas from 1854 to 1861 was the scene of a bitter struggle to determine
whether the territory should ent~r the Union as a free or a slave state.
The principle of popular sovereignty embodiAd in the Kansas-Nebraska act of
1854, which created the territory, provided that this decision should be made
byavote of the people. Consequently Free-State and Pro:"slav~ry adherents
became rivals for majority control, and strife and bad feelings were the. result.
Numerous instances of lawlessness occurred. Men \vere attacked, beaten, and
sometimes killed, often for no reason except their views on slavery. In Linn
and Bourbon counties, on the eastern Kansas border, raids were constantly
carried on by the opposing factions. This situation continued through 1857
and 1858. On one occasion James Montgomery, a leader of the Free~State group,
rode into Trading Post, which had. become a rendezvous for a Proslavery gang,
and - so the story goes - cleaned out their headquarters by dumping several
barrels of corn It!hiskey into the road. Then he notified the Proslavery
people to leave the territory. No one was hurt and no property was destroyed,
except the whiskey.
The leader of this Proslavery band· ,,'as Charles A. Ramelton, a natille of Georgia
who had come to Kansas in 1855 to help make tue territory a slave state. 'He
came as a border ruffian, according to one account, planning "to vote and
S~C0t in Kc:.nsas, but for safety to slee:; ~_n Missouri," where many people in
the border counties favored the extension of slavery into Kansas. After :
Hamelton and his friends were forced to leave he is reported to have sent I
back \\::&gt;rd to other Proslavery sympathizers "to come out of the territory
onCe, as we 'are coming up there to kill snakes, and will tre::J.t all we find~:
there as snakes." Shortly thereafter he kept his word.

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On Hay 19,1858, some 30 menunaer Hamelton's leRdership crossed into Kansas.
They arrived at Trading Post about nine o'clock in the morning, and took
prisoner several Free-State men whom they. found there. All were soon released except John F. Campbell, a clerk in a store. Then Ramelton and his
. gang set out on the road toward West Point, Mo. About one-half mile from
Trading Post they came upon the Rev. B. L. Reed, a missiona~y Baptist preacher
well known to Hamelton. Reed was talking with William A. Stillwell, a resident of Sugar Mound who was on his way to Kansas City, and Pdtrick Ross,
who lived on the Little Osage River in Bourbon county, These three were forced to join Campbell as captives. Farther up the road the raiders came to
the cabin of Amos C. Hall, who was lying sick in bed, and he WelS taken too.
The ~risone:s were then driVen to the home of vJilliam Colpetzer, and then
turn~ng a mlle north the gang found and captured Hichael Robinson and Charles
Snyder. Another mile north-west brought them upon ItJilliam !iaira-rove and
his brother Asa, who WAre working in their cornfield. Hairgrov~ was a native
of· Georgiel and had known Hamelton there. Next they took Austin W. Hall a
brother of Amos, as he Has returning with his oxen from the blacksmith ~hop.
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�None of th~se 11 men was armed and it was said that none had taken part in
the factional fighting. Most were former neighbors of Hamelton and had no
thought that he meant to do them serious harm. H()wever, they w.ere hurried
along and into a defile surrounded by the .mounds which characterize this
area. There they were herded into line, and Hamelton's men formed another
line' on the side of the ravine. Aware that these preparations meant murder,
William Hairgrove said calmly, "Gentlemen, if you are going to shoot us,
take good aim."
As Hamelton gave the preparatory orders one of his followers, W. B. Brockett,
wheeled his horse away, declaring that he would gJadly kill Free-Staters in
a fight, "but • • • I'll have nothing to do with such a piece of business
as this." After Hameltonagain got his men in line he gave the order to
fire, s~nding off the first shot himself •. The victims fell. Then Hamelton
dismounted his firing squad to finish the job with pistols.
Five of the Free-State men were killed: Campbell, Colpetzer, Robinson, Ross
and Stillwell. The others were wounded, except Austin Hall who miraculously
escaped the bullets but fell with the rest at the first volley and feigned
death so successfully that his only injury was a kick in the ribs whiie he
was being search~d for valuables.
Hamelton and his gang departed swiftly for Missouri. Only one of them paid
official penalty for the crime. William Griffith of Bates county, Mo., was
arrested in the spring of 1863 and tried in October at Mound City. He was
found guilty and was hanged October 30. Hamelton himself is said to have
returned to G2orgia, where creditors soon stripped him of all his property.
Then he went to Texas, farmed and bred race horses. After serving in the
Civil War he returned to Georgia in 1876, was elected to the state legislature in 1878, and died in 1880.
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The victims of the raid became martyrs to the cause of. freedom. Four,
Campbell, Colpetzer, Robinson and Ross, are buried in the cemetery at
Tradinc Post,where the state in 1888 .erected an imposing monument. Stillwell
was buried at Mound City. Asa Hairgrove, who later servee as st~te auditor,
brought suit against Hamel ton and his gang in October, 18.")8, and was awarded
damages of $5,000. Hamelton's property in Linn county was attached and sold
to satisfy the judgment.
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After the massacre there was intense excitement. The nation was horrified,
and ~ohn Greenleaf Whittier made the murders the subject of a poem, " Le
M;uals .du Cygne," which was published in the ATLANI'IC MONTHLY in September.
1858. Locally, wrathful indignation equalled the feeling of shock •. John
Brown, arriving at the scene toward the end of June, built a "fort" 220
yards south of the ravine. It was reported to have heen two stories high,
walled up with logs and with a flat roof, ,,"nd nbout 14 X 18 feet in dimensions. As an added protection against small arms fire it was banked with
dirt and rocks to a height of fqur feet. Port holes on each floor were
provided for defense against attack, and water from a spring ran through
the house and into a pit at the southwest corner on the outside.
The land on which the fort was built belonged to Eli Snider, a blacksmith.
Brown ~rranged to buy the land from Snider, but apparently failed to make
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�Brown's friend, Charles C.Hadsall. Brown gave his consent, if Hadsall
.would grant him exclusive rights to occupy it for military purposes. This
was the final arraY'gement. Brown an::). his handful of men withdrew at the end
of the sum~er and Hadsall was left to enjoy his domain.
Early in 1859, a short time before his final departure from Kansas territory,
Johri Brmm was aGain in the Trading Post Vicinity. On January 3 he virote a
letter dated from Trading Post which was published in the Lawrence REPUBLICAN
on January 13 •. It was widely quoted, and became famous as John.Brown's.
Parallels. In the letter Brown defencJ.Ad his action in December in freeing
11 slaves in Hissouri, with· but o:J.e IvIissourian kiJ.led, and compared what he·
. had done with the infamous rJlassacre. The P,'lralle:l.s pointed out that the
Missouri gover.nor had called on Kans~s to deliver all those who participated,
a, posse was forminr-;, and all· "hell is stirred from beneath" because of his
foray, while no comparable action had been taken to'apprehend the perpetrators.
of the Marais des Cygnes murders.

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In later years Hadsall built a stone house adjoining the site of Brown's
fort, enclosing the spring within the v/al18 of the first floor. In 1895
he was still living fhere and condncti=-tg informAl tours over the area.
The log fort eVAn then had been 6arrieJ a~ay piece by piece by souvenir
hunters.
The Kansas legislature in 1941 authorized Rcceptance of the massacre site,
including Hadsall's house, as a gift to the state from the Plea,ssnton Post,
Veterans of Foreign \vars. In 1961· it provided funds for restOl'Hti.on of the
b'cdlding and in 1963 the entire property 'vas turned OVAr to the State
Historical Society for administration. A museum was established in the
upper floor of the buildtne in 1964 •
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THE HIRING OF A PREACHF..R
This article was contributed by Gladys Lee Aiken and comes from a little
Church in Texas County, Mic8curi. 'I'he· Church was known at the date this'
was written as The Antioch Baptist Church of Christ. The name was later
changed to The Plato Baptist Church. The Church is in Plato, Missouri.
Octr the 7Yl 1890
Report of Committee to the Church in reg'rd to Elder J. C. IIicks Preaching
fo~ us foi one year
Breathern Brother Hicks Says he will Preach for our
Church Provided the Church will Pay him S3.me amount due him f~r·Past Servi.ces
and Pay him $36.00 per year and if he Should fail to give us 4 Sermons pe1
mouth he w()1I1.d make a deduction according to Sermons missed
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We w~uld like to invite all our members to cont~ibute material, queries, etc.
of elther genealogical or historical nature to be pllbljshed in future issues
of THE PIONEER. Also, we would welcome any suggestions as' we want to make
this a good pubJirrlt;r&gt;n rind one that offers t=:omething for.each and every
member of our society.
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�., QUERIES
Queries are free to members and will be published as space permits.
For non-members there is a charge of $2.00 per query per insertion •

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Mrs. John F. Sweets; 2905 Moccasin Drive; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 -: Would
like names of parents of Sara DeROCHER b. December 11,-1833, Quebec, Canada,
married Francis VARING in Benton, Wise. 1852~ Her brother's name, William

DeROCHER.
Mrs. Joe Jamison; Route # 5, Box 176; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - Need information concerning Joseph H. ANDERSON, b. Ohio 1847-18IiB, m. Nettie ROBERTS,
Oct. 29, 1883. Lived Glen Rocl~, Nebr., then the Cherokee Oklahoma Outlet.
I1rs. G~orPl~_~na Brune; Route # -3; Lawrence, Kansas 6ti044 - W.ill exchange
information on Ichabod PACKARD (1760-i814) -for information on his wife
Rachel COLE (1768-1825). Think she was daughter of Ephraim COLE.
Kathryn J. Bunton; 2135 Kentucky; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - When and where
di~l Jonathan HUSSEY, Nantucket &amp; Dartmouth, Mass. die?
Who were the parents of Rachel FOWLER, Dutchess City, N.Y.? Wi;ll exchange information on BUNKER,
BUNTON, CHASE, CROSBY,· FOWLER, FREEMAN,IIOWLAND, KEILMAN, PALMER, PERRY,
HUSSEY, SMITH's of Dartmouth, Mass. &amp; Bennington, Vt.; SPENCER, Monroe, Mich.,
Sheffield &amp; London, England, WHIT~ &amp; WQOD.
~1rs-=.~_hn

F • .s1v~ets~905 ..Moc:.casin D:cive i...l!~~l-K,:~~.:?as 669LI4 - Would
like names of parents of Eliza AlPhalet DUKES, b. July 1~19 in
Orangeburg, District, S.C., m. John Samuel COLLIER on Sept. 13, 18380

Mr-s. John F. Sweets; 2905 Moccasin Drive; Lawrence,-Kansas 66044 - Would
like to correspond with descendants of four daughters of Lydia"Magre
FOURNIER (Diana, Frances, Philoman and Margrit FOURNIER) who came to Canada
from Switzerland with the Red River Colonists ahout 1821 and later to U.S.
Mrs. Georgiana Brunei Route # 3; Lawrence, Kansas 66044 - Am trying to
find some history on Henry COLLINS an:ct11artha COLLINS:- They moved from
Letcher County, Kentucky about 18870 They had 7 children v,hen they caine
to Kansas: Jemima, William Dudley, Melvin~, Cordelia, Jackson, Caroline
a.nd Ona. Have no information on family before comi!1g to Kansas.

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Mrs. Georgiana Brune; Route # 3; Lawrence, K~nsas 6§.o44 - Like to corresIPond
\vith anyone from the family of Jacob EBEHHARD"l1814-1874) and Barbara LY':'TER
(1813-1892)0 They lived in Colon, St. Joseph County Mich. Some of the,
family lived in Coldwater, Branch County, Mich. The; had 7 children:
Abraham, Isaac, Henry, Sarah, Elizabeth, Robert and George.

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�f1rs. Charlotte Mucl:ny; 1709 Tennesss3 Street; Law.rence, Kansas 66044;
\v'ahted any information on Joseph GOWER, Ernaline (ANDERSON) GOWER, panmts
of Josephine (GOWER) RISLEY b. 1852, Mississippi. Both parents b.
Tennessee (where?).
Mrs. Charlotte Muckey; 1709 Tennessee Street; Lawrence, Kansas 66044;
Wanted information on parents of James W. RISLEY (RIZLEY) b. 1844 Indiana
or Missouri. Lived most 'of life in Jasper and Greene Counties, MissourL
Mrs. Zola Collins; R. R. If 3;' Baldwin, Kansas 66006; Steven Lewis LAW b.
1870 d. Aug. 14, 19j6. Burial Spokan, Itlash.,· one dau. Leona, living
Phoenix, Ariz., one son in Calif. ' ltlant information on this family and their
parents.
Mrs., Zola Collins; R. R. # 3; Baldwin, Kansas 66006; Joseph LEi.VIS,/ Switch:Land Co., Indiana 1867, Lau. Ar:n~ Bell LAW diell,1881 Silver City, ,Iowa, a son
Joe Jr. Information wanted on desc. of this family. Who was mother?,
Mrs. Zola Collins; R. R. # 3;'Baldwin, Kansas 66006; Ruth B. LOVELL 1836
';:--Aoner . P. S;'1ITIf a round 1856 or 'l[b8 Fulton' Co·~-)-ill. Want information
on who her parents were. Also brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Mildred Schomer; 833 Tenness~e Stre~t; Lawrence, Kansas 66044; Peter
B. COLLINS b. Ohic 18;'13, wife 'Sarah Warren b. Ohio 1830. Want information
on this family. Lived Dewitt Co., Ill. 1870, 10 children, Rebecca, JohnF.
Roda, Noah and Seeba, Cord Nettie Sarah.
Mrs. Mildred Schomer; 833 Tennessee Str~et; Lawrence, Kansas 66044; ~Terimah
YOnK b. Ky. 1811 wife 2are.h HILL b. Ky. 1812 rri. Dec. 8, 1830, lived
Crawford Co., Ill. 185C ltlhere in Ky. were they born and who were their
parents?
Mrs. Mildred Schomer; 833 ':'cnneEsee Stree't; LaHrence, Kan.3as 66044; George
HALE lived Jasper Co., III 1871 wife Mary, children Charley, Jo,hnny,F'l'ank '
and Aliis. Allis later m. D. Eo MAXEY, Mottoon, Ill. Want information on:
this family ca 1890.
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Mrs. Claude'E. S~ith; 939 Pamela Lane; L2w:cence, Kansas 66044j Anyone
knowing the relatives of John Stanley SWISHER, b :1844, Meigs twns.,
Muskingum County, Ohio m. Harriet (WALL) SWISHER b. 1849 please ccntact me.
John SI'/ISHER's parents were David ,and Dianna StHSHER. Harriet's parents
".:ere John and Mary (JOHNSON) WALL. Mrs. Smith's mother, Ludell (SWISHER)
DA;-{T was born in Martinville, Indiana, April 16, 1876.
~1rs., Claude E. Smit~j 939 Pamela Lane; Lawrence, Kanscs 66044; Wanted
lnf~rmatlon c~ncernlng the SLOCUM family, parents or relatives of Emily

~oulse (SLOCUM) DART,b. Nov. 1, 1831, m.'Hiram H. DART Sept. 11,1851,
ln Morrow County, OhlO. The DARTs ·also lived in Westfield, Ohio •

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�~1rs. Claude E. S'1lith; Q3,) Pamela Lane; Lawrenc?, Kansas 66044;

New York
sti1te was the birth place of-Gilbert G. DAR'l' and of his wife Jerusha, b.
1801+. Three of their children were i1lsobc;&gt;rn in New York State, one of them,
Hiram H. DART was my grandfather. The Gilbert DART family migrated to Ohio
and purchased land near Ashley in the years 1831-32. In 1856 the DART family
came to Kansas and purchased land patents in r1onroe and Walker Twns.,
Anderson County and just w~stof 'the town of Greely, Kansas. They helped
establish the town of Mt. Gilead, Kansas, which moved because of water
problems and became Greely, Kansas. If YOJl have information on this family
please contact me.
Mrs. Ch:'I.rlotte thckey;1709 Tennessee Street; Lawrence, Kansas 66044; Wanted
information on Margaret Jane HAYS (I1AYES) b. Ark.;;&gt;.nsa!3, both parents from
Tennessee. She was born 1839 in Arkansas, where??
Mrs. Ch.3l'10tte Mllck0Y; 1709 Tennessee st:r.eet; ~Jawrence, Kansas 66o L:·4; Wanted
informo.tion on And~e1t1 Calendar MUCKEY b. 1847 Ky. or Pa., only known facts
a brother by name of Charles tvlUCKEY.
i·Irs.Zola Collins; R.R. i1- 3; Baldivin, K2.nS.'lS 66006; . John Mattoon LAW b •.
'Ohio wife S3.rall Jane EASTON b. Ind. both d'"'led between 1850 and 1860,
,Madison, Ind., wan.t information on ansc. of these families. Known children:
William, Elizebeth and Idalhia, raised by aunt by name GREEN, my g-grandparents.
Mrs. Zola Collins; R. R. # 3; Baldwin, Kan~~s 66006; Reubon W. SMITB b.
Ohio i1r07:-~ife-Sophia bo Penn. 18io:mov·~d'toFUiton Co., Ill. 1844, buried
Smith Cem. Fulton Co., Ill. ivanted information on desc. v/ho were parents?
What county were each born in?

l',1rs. Z:01aCo~}-i1]._s; R. R. # 3; Bal_~~~~,an¥~._?§.?g§; Mary B. JOHNSON b. 1858
or 1059 }&lt;'t.&lt;lt;on Co., Ill. m. Elmer JOHNSON. ])arents Abner and Ruth SMITH d.
probably 1929 or 1930 Lincoln, Neb. Need information for SMITH history, had
son Elmer •

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Gladys ~~e Ai~~j...J:.91~ We2t 29\b Stref!t; Lawrence, Kansas 66044.; Want
infortiicltion on ltJilliam Lli.J1'OH b:-i'lS3 Londo;; :Cn·gi~nd. Carne
1770-71.
Fought in Rev. m. 178y-86 either Mary or Elizahcth WILLIAMS. Lived near
Pomney"V3..(now 'vi. Va.) latermig:::-ated to Madison Co., Ohio, d. there 16
April 1835. Need proof of relationship of his daughter Betsy that married
David DYE. Also need proof of relationship of the DYE's daughter Mary who
married Andrew JOHNSON. All lived Madison County, Ohio area ca 1850 and later·.

to·'u:s.

kl_rs_._Q.~adys~ee Ail5:,~~ 1019 It/est 29U:! Street; Lawrence, Kansas 66044· Need
i:;~'or:natlon .011 j'&amp;ne jJLACKLEY WIE? u. 'fa. 20 H~)V ~-T({~io d. 28 Jan. J865 Schuyler
Co., Ill.· Who ivere her pi1rents? When and where did 31'.0 marry BLACKLEY?
\:.'hen ctn~ .where ~id she marry Samuel A. WIER? Will exchange WIER_l'1cCLURECOOPER lnformatlon from the Schuyler, Hancock"
McDonough Co., . Ill. area.

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HISTORY OF LAWRENCE, KANSAS FROM THE FIRST SETTLEMENT TO THE CLOSE OF THE
REBELLION, by Richard Cordley.
The Douglas County Genealogical Society announces an authentic reproduction .
of the original 1895 edition of this fine work, long out of print. This is
the most compiete history ever written of Lawrence for the years 1854-1865 •
.The author came to Kansas in 1857 and was pastor of the Plymouth Congregational
Church during the turbulent years recorded in this book. The focus 'of his
History is naturally the dramatic conflict between pro- and anti-slavery
factions in the years before 1861, but there is also good information on the
development of the town and its economy and cultural life. His detailed,
eye-witness account of Quantrill's Raid·in 1863, running more than 60 pages,
is an especially valuable feature.
The book contains 269 pages of text, 30
pages of illustrations. An index ha~ been added, which was not in the original.
Price is 1H2.50. Kansas residents please add 3/2 % sales tax. Order from:
The Douglas County Genealogical Society; P. 00 Box 3664jLawrence, Kansas 66044.
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�The Old. Country must h!:tve been their Old Country as they rode awa.y 2.nd the
house was saved.
Mention must be made of the wife of General James Lane, of whom it .is
said the word "fear" had no existence. His wife was a grand-daughter of
General Arthur St. Clair who was born in Roslyn Castle, a grandson of the
Earl of Roslyn, coming to America before the Revolutionary War. She died
in 1883.
Mrs. Emely Sutliff Roberts, wife of General John ROQerts, was the mistress of the beautiful home on Massachusetts Street, now known as the Castle
Tea Room. We, of today, hold our club meetings in this lovely historical
old home.
The wife of Chancellor Snow of Kansas Univ2rsity was Jane AppYeton
Aiken, born in LO;'/ell, Massachusetts, and na'lne s2..ke of her aunt, the I,ife
of President Franklin Pierce. Her fanily on the mother's sicle C~ll be traced
bacle to 1414.
Mrs. J. P. Usher refused· to come to Kansas unless her husband built her
a stene house in Lawrence; she was afraid of tornadoes.' The house was built
of native Kans~s stone and finished in the finest ~alnut, inlaid with gold
leaf design. High ceilings were "Ln every room .'1nd 'dindo'ds extending almost
to the ceiling, bespeak the essence of the a.rlstocracy thC'.t viaS here in
early Kansas days. An interesting feature of the bEl.sement is an underground
tunnel leading a block up Mount Oread. There is a legend to the effect
that it was used in Civil 11ar days to conceal esca;,ed sl.'1ves.
On the left of the great hall is the music room containing the historic
mantle that h'as a gift from the Linccln Cabinet, of which Mr. Usher was a
member.
Jennie Ward Meade, the first girl born, in 1854, in Topeka, tells that
matches were unknown at that time. Flint ap.d steel were uE;ed with a5mall
piece of cotton sprinkled viith gunpowder. Th3Y struck the flint until a
spark was made to set off the powder, and the fires were carefully kept,
not letting them go out as they were precious.
Mother Bridget Hayden Co-\'/orker with Fatner Shoemaker, was born in
October 5, 1848, she arrived at Osage Mission with a small band of
Sisters of Loretto from Kentucky. She established at once a school for
Indian girls. This school grel, rapidly and was cO!1tinued for forty years.

1815.

Margaret Hill McCarter immortalized in her book the "Wall of Men", the
"Hole in the Rock" whe.re sweethearts met for seventy-five years and the
border wars raged in territorial days.
Mart.ha Gi11ette Babcod: must be added to our list of pioneer. ,:wmen as
she was one of the colorful BE:.bcocks that arrived in Lawrence in ;1854. Her
hw:,oand was a lawyer as· \,ell as a banker. His ban·i\., the first in LOl.wrence,

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�was burned to the ground by Quantrell's men. The beautiful home that he
later built still stands in what is known as Babcock Addition on West 23rd
street.
Margaret Ralston Kennedy (widow) arrived in Lawrence with her ten
children in i854 with the Emigrant Aid Society. She settled southwest of
Lawrence, preempting six hundred fOrty acres of land in that most beautiful
spot known as Kennedy Valley. Margaret gave to each child any given amount
of land that they desired. O. P. Kennedy, known as Scott, received eighty
acres. He gave the land for the Pleasant 'Ialley School, the· first school to
fly the American flag. Lena Kennedy Huddleston, the great grand~daughter of
Margaret, now owns thirty-nine acres of the original homestead. She likes
to tell this story of the first Fourth· of July, in this man!1er. Her great
grandmother drove a team of oxen hitched to a lumber wagon, fording·the
Wakarusa at the point of the now Dutton l::ddge. On the wa_y ,the children
realized they had no flag to -\-Jave as requested, so they made up among them ..
an imaginary one. They took part of one of the boy's red underwear and
the vlhite of Katie Kennedy Holloway's petticoat. At a loss for blue -they
Dsed the blue of Katie's eyes, and so they went happily along waving their
imaginary flag.
This little story was just handed to me today, though out of place I
will include it here. The story often told but always interestinl~ must not
be left out of this collection of pioneer days. Mrs. Robinson tells of the
ladies' part in the defense: "Mrs. Wood, whose husband has ever been most
active in the free state cause, and for whom the enemy feel no little bitterness, has offered her little shake cabin to the hotel for their geneial use.
Daily and nightly the ladies meet there in the one room with its loose open
floor through· which the wind creeps, to make cartridges, their nimble fingers
keeping time with each h~art beat for freedom, so enthusiastic are they in
aiding the defense."
Mrs. Samuel N. Wood and Mrs. George W. Brown of Lawrence went out six
miles from the town and brought in two kegs of powder, hidden in the voluminous folds of their fashionable dresse8.. The invaders halted them, but
finding that they were ladies, released them and allowed them to go on
their way.
Lucy Hobbs Taylor, DDS. To the wo~en who had been pioneers in the
professions, other women owe a debt of lasting gratitude, for the obstacles
they surmounted, the hardships they endured and the criticism they encountered, others have reaped the benefit. They were as pioneers who go
through a trackless forest leaving a blazed path for oth~rBto follow; or
as sailors who venture upon an unknown sea, and find a challriel in which
other ships may safely follow. To Dr. Taylor belongs the honor of having
been the first woman derttist in the world~
I came to Lawrence in 1896. With delight I loved the stories my grandfather told me of the early LaivTence days. One day, he introduced me to Dr.
'l'aylor who han attAllned the .s;une menir8l iIl8ti.t:l!tiol1 th::lt bis sister had,

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�the then Dr. Alice Bunker Stockam. The Eclectic College at Cincimlati,
Ohio, at that time was the only medical institution that admitted ~bme~ •.
I add my great-aunt's name here as a pioneer woman of Kansas becau~~.$~e
was one of the first three women doctors, and for a number of years practiced il'). Leavenworth, Kansas .•

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I place here now, a list of names that must not be left out or
forgotten.
Mary Elizabeth Lease, a young woman lawyer. She fought to disapprove
the theory that women have no place in politics. Her favorite say~ng "less
corn, more hell," gained her fame. She helped to defeat Ingalls.
DQlly Ganns, devoted sister of ex-vice-president Charles Curtis.
Lydia Hiatt Smith whose portrait hangs in the Kansas room of the Kansas
University library. She was grandmother of Ida Lyons.
Estella Northrup Duffee, china painter and designer of the Kapsas flag.
Anna J. Prentice who came in the early days before Quantrell's raid~
She could tell may stories of those rUtiged days. To a younger generation
her Home Store near the old Quincy school is a pleasant memory.
Dr. Minda A. McLinstock, who was 82 in 1938, was a practicing doctor,·.\
often going on horseback to visit her patients.
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Carry Nation with her hatchet was another of our pioneer women.
Amelia Earhart was a pioneer too, giving her life to her cause.

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The subJect of John Ice's book, his mothc~, was indeed one of our
Kansas pioneer women.
Mrs. Park Hetzel has asked me to add these names as not only pioneers.
but pioneers in' their field. Mrs. L. A. Wood, teacher; Mrs. Earle, teache~
of piano; Helen Rhoda Hoops, poetrYi and Sarah Brown, teacher. There are
many , many more.
And last, I wish to write the name of Esther M. Clark, who wrote:
"Kansas, beloved Mother, today in an alien land
Yours is the name I have idly traced with a bit of wood
in the sand;
That name that,.flung from a scornful lip, will make my
hot blood start;
The name that is graven, hard and deep, on the core of
my loyal heart.
o higher, cleaner and stronger, yet than the boon of the
savage sea,
The voice of the prairip., calling, calJ.ing me. II

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�Index to List of Pre-empt ions in Douglas County, Kansas,
Excluding the City of Lawrence
A

Ackley, John S ••••••••••••••• 17
Adams, Calvin •••••••••••••••• 30
Martin •••••••••••••••••••• 30
Albin, Michael ••••••••••••••• 17
Alexander, David B••••••••••• 29
Demas M••••••••••••••••••• 39
Alivard, Alfred A•••••••••••• 44
A1 i.en, Elmore •••••••••••••••• 34
Jeremiah 0 .•••••.••••••••• 47
.J ona than •••••••••••••••••• 36
Joseph W•••••••••••••••••• 3
Norman •••••••••••••••••••• 34
Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 30
Anderson, John ••••••••••••••• 4S
John

A.................... 7

Joseph •••••••••••••••••••• 19

Lewis G••••••••••••••••••• 46
Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• 13
Andre, Francis L ••••••••••••• 33
Alldrew, William •••••••••••••• 5
Andrews, Stillman •••••••••••• 48
Appelman, Hiram •••••••••••••• 38
Applegate, Benjamin F •••••••• 7
Appleman, Erastus 0 •••••••••• 39
Applewhite, Charles •••••••••• 4
Arnold, Ab~_'aham R•••••••••••• 22
Franklin E•••••••••••••••• 8
Archibald, Ebeneezer ••••••••• 17
Arr',strong, John •••••••••••••• 36
Arril, Pascal •••••••••••••••• S4
Ashley, Bladen ••••••••••••••• S5
James C.................... 55
James H••••••••••••••••••• 53
..~{t;·erton ~, 'Henry •••••••••••••• 33
Austin, Frederick W•••••••••• 8
Wil1iam ••••••••••••••••••• 16
Avery, .Mary'•••••••••••••••••• 17
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Babcock, Casini W•••••••••••• 46
Babey, Matthiew •••••••••••••• 58
Bachelor, John H••••••••••••• 23
Baetusch, Robert ••••••••••••• 56
B.1.iley, David •••••••••••••••• 29
Francis A.................. 29
John C •••••••••••••••••••• 12

Baillie, John A•••••••••••••• 39
John A. (Administrator) ••• 39

Baker;. Isaac L ••••••••••••••• 43
James ••••••••••••••••
25
John H •••••••••••••••••••• 43
:_"}'Qr.ter .ij •••••••••••••••••• 16
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Baldwin, Andrew S •••••••••••• 19
Henry L•••••••••••••••••... lS
Lyman R••••••••••••••••••• 20
Banks,lsaac ••••••••••••••••• 23
Jolm M•••••••••••••• 0

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23

Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• 23
Banning, Ephriam (sic) ••••••• 4
John •••••••••••••••••••••• 13

William F ••••••••••••••••• 13
Barber, Matilda A•••••••••••• 17
Oliver ••••••••••••••••••.• l7
Robe-rt F •••••••••••••••••• lS
Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• l7
William 1 •••••••••••••• 48,49
Barker, Francis •••••••••••••• 29
Francis E. (Administrator)29
Barkus, John W••••••••••••••• 5
Barnes, William •••••••••••••• 13
William E••••••••••••••••• 50
Barnett, Lafayette ••••••••••• ll
Barney, Amos ••••• c • , • • • • • " • • 26
Barricklow, Daniel ••••••.. 51,S2
Farrington •••••••••••••••• 52
George R•••••••••••••••••• 52
Henry ••••••••••••••••••••• 52
Joseph •••••••••••••••••••• 52
Perry ••••••••••••••••••••• 53
William •••••••••••••.•••••• 52
Barriett,John E. (Mayor of
Franklin) ••••••••••••••••• 47
Barry, Robert •••••••••••••••• 5
Barth, Leonard ••••••••••••••• 44
Bartlebaugh, John •••••••••••• 9
Bartlett,. Joseph C ••••••••••• 5
Bashford,Eli D•••••••••••••• 9
Bassenger,·Peter ••••••••• ~ •• ~53
Bassett, Rufus S ••••••••••••• 46
William C ••••••••••••••••• 41
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Batner, John ••••••••••••••••• 24
Batterson, Abram B••••••••••• 18
Baum, Martin ••••••••••••••••• 19
Beach, Gilbert H••••••••••••• 41
Melanthon S ••••••••••••••• 52
Beam, George 0 ••••••••••••••• 21
John A •••••••••••••••••••• 20

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Beam, Servy J •••••••••••••••• 21
Beamer, Moses •••••••••••••••• 9
Beard, Cyrus ••••••••••••••••• 44
John •••••••••••••••••••••• 27

Bedell, Theron ••••••••••••••• 58
Beegle, John R••••••••••••••• 26
Beitel, Constant ••••••••••••• 53
Bell, George W••••••••••••••• 51
Belshaw, John T .••••••••••••• 7
Benedict, James •••••••••••••• 49
Bennett, Eli W••••••••••••••• 39
Benson, Patrick •••••••••••••• 26
Bercan, Elizabeth •••••••••••• 36
Berkan, Eveline L •••••••••••• 16
Berkaw, Paul H••••••••••••••• 19
Berry, George W•••••••••••••• 34
Bertling, Benjamin ••••••••••• ll
Betterton, John .••••••••••••• 27
Bickerton, Thomas •••••••••••• 16
Bidniger, Jacob •••••••••••••• 14
Black, William H••••••••••••• 52
Blackford, Ira ••••••••••••••• 54
Will iam D................. 7
Blake, Michael ••••••••••••••• 53
Blakesley, Ira MeG ••••••••••• 27
Blanton, Mary •••••••••••••••• 47
Blayney, William ••••••••••••• 28
Bledsoe, Fields •••••••••••••• 38
Blevins, Wesley •••••••••••••• 27
Bliss, Harrison J •••••••••••• 12
Boardman, George C••••••••••• 14
Bon~, Ellis •••••••••••••••••• 36
Bond, Silas •••••••••••••••••• 16
Bone, William •••••••••••••••• 26
Bonnifield, McKlaskia S •••••• 3
Bonyman, John •••••••••••••••• S4
Bowen, Darwin E•••••••••••••• 36
Zadok C••••••••••••••••••• 6
Bower, Jackson ••••••••••••••• 43
Solomon ••••••••••••••••••• 9
Boyd, David C•••••••••••••••• 3
James ••••••••••••••••••••• 13
Samuel •••••••••••••••••••• 51
Boyle, Robert S •••••••••••••• 31
Brace, Lucas ••••••••••••••••• 13
Brackett, George C••••••••••• 30
Brady, John •••••••••••••••••• 19
Brandon, James ••••••••••••••• 28
Branscomb, Charles H••••••••• 30
Branson, Jacob •••••••• ~ •••••• 5l
Brass, William ••••••••••••••• 14
Brechiesen, Peter •••••••••••• 57
Brender, John •••••••••••••••• 57

Brenniman, David P ••••••••••• 23
Breumman, Levi W••••••••••••• 21
Brinkley, Thomas ••••••••••••• 48
Brinson, John •••••••••••••••• 20
Brinson, Zebulon ••••••••••••• 7
Brockway, Horatio •••••••••••• 58
Bronson, George W•••••••••••• 47
Rhe sa ••••••••••••••••••••• 48

Brool&lt;e, Benj am in C ••••••••••. 13
Theophilus M•••••••••••••. 13
Brooks, William C•••••••••••• 41
Brown, Daniel G•••••••••••••• 27
David •••••••••••••••••• 40,58
David R ••••••••••••••••••• 54
Francis H................. 7
Henry ••••••••••••••••••••• 27
. ;'. Jacob H ••••••••••••••••••• 38
J arne s C ••••••••••••••••••• 19
James D ••••••••••••••••••• 20
John F •••••••••••••••••••• 24
John S •••••••••••••••••••• 31

William E••••••••••••••••• 18
Brugger,Otho •••••••••••••••• 14
Brundage, Aaron •••••••••••.•• 43
Bruner, Franklin F ••••••••••• 12
Bryant, Dudley ••••••••••••••• 18
Joseph V•••••••••••••••••• 18
Norman L •••••••••••••••••• 38

Bubb, William •••••••••••••••• 54
Buchanan, Washington J ••••••• 52
Buck, Stephen D•••••••••••••• 26
Willard P ••••••••••••••••• 26
Buffum, C. (Heirs of) •••••••• 31
Bullene, Lathrop ••••••••••••• 23
Burditt, Abidan K•••••••••••• 31
Burgess, Milton •••••••••• ~ ••• 16
Burlingame, Milford •••••••••• 13
Burnett, Susan ••••••••••••••• 58
Thomas ..................... l0
Burroughs, Oscar ••••••••••••• 48
Burt in, Marand H••••••••••• ·•• 41
Burton, David L •••••••••••••• 40
Detroit ••••••••••••••••••• 40
John ~ •••••••••••••••••••• 39

Bush, William H•••••••••••••• 30
Bushmeier, George •••••••••••• ll,
Butcher, Harrison •••••••••••• 22
Butze, William ••••••••••••••• 45
Byerly, William •••••••••••••• 17

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C

Calemcew, Abbe W••••••••••••• 16
Calkin, Kanson ••••••••••••••• 29
Callan, Patrick •• ~ ••••••••••• 9
Cameron, Noah •••••••••••••••• 29
Campbell, Henry •••••••••••••• 31
Campbell, James ••••••••••••.• 22
John B•••••••••••••••••••• 22
John E ••••••••••••••••••.. 56
Canfield, Seymon .•••••••••••• 13
Cantrell, Rebecca .••••••••••• 52
Card, Andrew J ••••••••••••••• 17
Cardwell, William A.••••••••• ll
William P ••••••••••••••••• 3
Carey, George •••••••••••••••• 38
Cargay, John ••••••••••••••••• 9
Carpenter, James E ••••••••••• 54
William ••••••••••••••••••• lO
Carr, Michael •••••••••••••••• 19
Carson, Robert F ••••.•••••••• 5
Thomas

J..................

6

Carter, Jarid •••••••••••••••• 49
John H •••••••••••••••••••• 27

Paschal ••••••••••••••••••• 45
Carver, Lafayette •••••••••••• 43
Cary, Newton, Heirs of ••••••• 38
Casebier, Samuel B••••••••••• 18
Cather, Joseph .•••••••••••••• lO
Cator, William R ••••••••••••• 27
Chamberlain, John W•••••••••• 3
Chambers, Norman N••••••••••• 47
Champlin, George W••••••••••• 27
Chandler, George C ••••••••••• 18
Chapman, Ellen ••••••••••••••• 5l
Chastaiil', Lorenzo J •••••••••• 19
Cheney',",Daniel ••••••••••••••• 50
Nathaniel L ••••••••• '•••••• 18
Cheva 1 ier" Henry L ••••••••••• 54
Childs, Chester H•••••••••••• 14
Christian, James ••••••••••••• 28
William H••••••••••••••••• 12
Churchill, George •••••••••••• 30
Clark, Henry J ••••••••••••••• 43
Oscar ••••••••••••••••••••• 3
Samuel L •••••••••••••••••• 55
Thomas H•••••••••••••••••• 3
Walter M•••••••••••••••••• 34
William W.F ••••••••••••••• 21
Clayton, Madison ••••••••••••• 20
Cleary, Patrick •••••••••••••• 5
Cleland, William ••••••••••••• 31
Clemens, Solomon ••••••••••••• 41
Clems, Thomas •••••••••••••••• 38
Clough, Mace R••••••••••••••• 34
Wilber F•••••••••••••••••• 5
Coffman, George W•••••••••••• 21
Hiram ••••••••••••••••••••• 57
Colburn, Willard ••••••••••••• 31

Cole, Joseph F ••••••••••••••• 43
Simeon •••••••••••••••••••• 54
William H••••••••••••••••• 56
Coleman, Ezekiel A••••••••••• 31
Collier, Sarah A••••••••••••• 59
Wilson C•••••••••••••••••• 58
Collins, Daniel •••••••••••••• 4
Compton, John •••••••••••••••• 51
Conger, John .•••••••••••••••• 56
Conley, James •••••••••••••••• 18
Connal, John •••••••••••••.••• 18
Conway, Jefferson B•••••••••• 36
Cook, Phillip •••••••••••••••• 22
Coombs, Charles A•••••••••••• 59
Cooprida, Elias •••••••••••••• 5
Corel, Rebecca ••••••••••••••• 45
William ••••••••••••••••••• 45
Corlew, Delane ••••••••••••••• 34
Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 22
Cormack, James ••••••••••••••• 56
Cornelius, Reuben •••••••••••• 47
Cosley, George W••••••••••••• 16
Harvey A •••••••••••••••••• 33

Cottingham, Edward .•••••••••• 7
Cowfield, Michael •••••••••••• 26
Cram, John L ••••••••••••••••• 46
Cramer, Samuel J ••••••••••••• 12
Thomas J.B ••••••••• : •••••• IO
Crane, Clark S ••••••••••••••• 34
JaIlles H.••••••••••••••••••• 27

Leonard ••••••••••••••••••• 51
Cranmer, Jonathan J •••••••••• 28
Creel, Hedgeman S •••••••••••• 38
Sylvester ••••••••••••••••• 38
Crews, William ••••••••••••••• lO
Crockett, Knott •••••••••••••• 31
Peter ••••••••••••••••••••• lO
Croft, Joseph •••••••••••••••• 26
Crogan, William •••••••••••••• 21
Crosby, Edwin •••• '•••••••••••• 38
Crumvine, Henry S ......... '•••• 56
Culler, Abraham •••••••••••••• 35
Cummings, -'J ames •••• ',' •••••••• 16
Cunningham, Jeremiah ••••••••• 16
CurIes, William H•••••••••••• 37
Curliss, Edmund •••••••••••••• 47
Curry, Bellona ••••••••••••••• 27
JOM F •••••••••••••••••••• 21
Oliver B•••••••••••••••••• 27
William ••••••••••••••••••• 40
Curtis, Nathan W••••••••••••• 25
Curtiss, Alfred •••••••••••••• 19
Custard, Amos J .••••••••••••• 4
Robert W.................. 3
Cutter, Charlotte V•••••••••• 51

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D

Damm, Henry •••••••••••••••••• 43
David, 'William A••••••••••••• 43
Davis, Elinor .••••••••••••••• 38
Davidson, James A•••••••••••• 10
John C•••••••••••••••••••• 39
Jordon •••••••••••••••••••• 33
Norman •••••••••••••••••••• 48
Davis, Irvine •••••••••••••••• 35

Duffield, Robert G••••••••••• l7
Dumass, James •••••••••••••••• 51
Dummer, Richard W•••••••••••• ll
Dun bar, Hiram •••••••••••••••• 48
Duncan, Benjamin F ••••••••••• 5
George W•••••••••••••••••• 3
Dunn, Baszillia .••••••••••••. 5l
Benjamin P .••••••••••••••• 19

Isaac ••••••••••••••••••••• 19

Roscoe •••••••••••••••••••• 20

Marshall F •••••••••••••••• 20
Sylvester H••••••••••••••• 39
Sylvester H. (Administrator)
40
Thomas D•••••••••••••••••• 37
Day, Charles W~ •••••••••••••• 27
Francis ••••••••••••••••••• 57

Dunnels, Horace L •••••••••••• 41
Dwyer, William ••••••••••••••• 3

JamesT ••••••••••••••••••• S7
J arne s ••••••••••••••••••••• 57

Dean, Robert A•• ~ •••••••••••• 19
Decker, William •••••••••••••• 58
D0ister, Henry ••••••••••••••• 14
D~land, Elizah A..••••••••••• 47
Denney.• Charles •••••••••••••• 57
Dennis, Levin B•••••••••••••• 34
D0nton, William •••••••••••••• 7
Derby,· John •••••••••••••••••• 48
Dickson, Charles ••••••••••••• 36
Diefendorf, Elisha ••••••••••• lO
Diehl, John •••••••••••••••••• ll
Disbrow, Ebenezer(Administrator
8,17
Dix, Chauncey B•••••••••••••• 41
Doak, John ••••••••••••••••••• 54
Doan, Joseph ••••••••••••••••• 7
Dobbins, James S ••••••••••••• 44
Dodder, Peter •••••••••••••••• 24
Dole, Artemus W•••••••••••••• 35
Doll~ Frederick ••••••••• ~ •••• 50
Donnell, Henry ••••••••••••••• 9
Donnell, Samuel H•••••••••••• 4l
Doolittle, Benson E •••••••••• 49
Samuel •••••••••••••••••••• 48

Dorton, George W•• ~ •••••••••• 39
Douglas, John C••••••• ~ •••••• 26
Dow, Ladd •••••••••• " ••••••••• 51

Doy, John •••••••••••••••••••• 30
Doyle,. Denn is •••••••••••••••• 40
Michael ••••••••••••••••••• 41
Draper, William •••••••••••••• 18
Drew, Alfred ••••••••••••••••• 9
Dubuskis, Sylvester •••••••••• 38
Duck, Daniel ••••••••••••••••• 19
Duffees, William ••••••••••••• 9
Duffer (Duffee), Lewis ••••••• 33

Dyer, J olm ••••••••••••••••••• 44

E

Eberhart, Andrew ••••••••••••• 38
Joseph •••••••••••••••••••• 39
Lewis J ••••••••••••••••••• 39
Edgarton, Thomas ••••••••••••• 33
William T .•••••••••••••••• 33
Edmunds, Lewis ••••••••••••••• 38
Edwards, Charles L ••••••••••• 34
John •••••••••••••••••••••• 12

Theophilus •••••••••••••••• l3
Ege, William ••••••••••••••••• 4
Eggut, Henry ••••••••••••••••• 46
Eldridge, David •••••••••••••• 52
Lyman ••••••••••••••••••••• 48

Elias, Gideon .••••••••••••••• 53
Ell is, John W•••••••••••••••• 23
Ellison, Paris, Sr ••••••••••• 28
Emery, Charles C••••••••••••• 31
James 5 ••••••••••••••••••• 32
Endicott, Joseph ••••••••••••• 14
Englim, John ••••••••••••••••• 26
Enos, Horace L ••• ~ ••••••••••• 46
Epley, James ••••••••••••••••• 46
Essex, William ••••••••••••••• 27
Evans, Hugh P •••••••••••••••• 44
James W.· •••••••••••••••••• 22
John W•••••••••••••••••••• 35
John Z••••••••••••• ~ •••••• 21
LyYIlan ••••••••••••••••••••• 11

Sarah A•••••••••••••••••.•• 35
Susan A. Frances •••••••••• 12
Thomas E •••••••••••••••••• 38
Thomas J •••••••••••••••••• 43
William ••••••••••••••••••• 3)

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F

Faerber, Frederick ••••••••••• 56
Fager, Joseph •••••••••••••••• 52
Fall, Patrick .••••••••••••••• 24
Falls, John •••••••••••••••••• 12
Farnham, Reuben H•••••••••••• lO
Farquhar, Francis .•••••••••••• 7
Farren, Joseph D••••••••••••• 39
Faucett, John F •••••••••••••• 50
Faxon, Asaph A.•••••••••••••• 15
Fell, Benjamin ••••••••••••••• 52
Fenoughty, John •••••••••••••• 54
Ferguson, Levi .•••••••••••••• 30
Ferrill, Thomas J •••••••••••• 3l
Ferris, Johnson •••••••••••••• 43
·Ferrity, Patrick ••••••••••••• 54
Ferry, William A••••••••••••• 35
Filpel, William •••••••••••••• 23
Fingerte, John ••••••••••••••• 24
Fiser, James H••••••••••••••• 51
Simeon W•••••••••••••••••• Sl
Fitch, Edward P •••••••••••••• 34
Fitz, George W••••••••••••••• Sl
Fitzgerald, John ••••••••••••• 9
Fix, Henry ••••••••••••••••••• 4
Joshua •••••••••••••••••••• 4
William ••••••••••••••••••• 4
Flack, Robert 1 •••••••••••••• 27
Fletcher, Drury •••••••••••••• 38
Josiah 5 •••••••••••••••••• 44
Fleurit, Frank ••••••••••••••• 14
Frazier, Nathan •••••••••••••• 23
Freeman, Mary M•••••••••••••• 33
Friand, Desire ••••••••••••••• S4
Fribley, Charles W••••••••••• 14
Fry, William ••••••••••.••••••• 4
Fuller, Ferdinand •••••••••••• 32
Fults, David ••••••••••••••••• 5
Robert. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 4
Thomas. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 5

Zachariah ••••••••••••••••• 6
Furman, Philander •••••••••••• 33
Fussell, Henry ••••••••••••••• 39

Garwood, Newman •••••••••••••• 29
Gates, Levi, Jr., Heirs of ••• 30
Louise W. (Administrator).30
Gause, Samuel S •••••••••••••• 22
Geilan, Patrick •••••••••••••• 3
Gentry, William A•••••••••••• sl
Gerard, George ••••••••••••••• 39
Gifford, Hezekiah •••••••••••• s4
Gilbert, George •••••••••••••• 33
Hezekiah •••••••••••••••••• 9
Gilges, William •••••••••••••• 4l
Gill, James W•.•••••••••••••• 50
Richard G ••••••••••••••••• 49
Samuel •••••••••••••••••• ' •• SO

William H••••••••••••••••• 49
Gilson, Simeon ••••••••••••••• 48
Gingerick, John S •••••••••••• 46
Ginsberg, William •••••••••••• 14
Givan, Lindsey •••••••.•••••••• 58
Glathart, Jeremiah ••••••••••• 28
Manassah C•••••••••••••••• 41
Gleason, Fortunatus .••••••••• 27
Ja.rnes H ••••••••••••••••••• 39

Jasper •••••••••••••••••••• 4l
Loring W•••••••••••••••••• 27
SaleIll ••••••••••••••••••••• 39

Glenn, Alexander ••••••••••••• lO
Alexander, Sr ••••••••••••• ll
Benjamin F •••••••••••••••• lO
Hugh G ••• -,., .;,....-•••• ~"•• : ••••• 10

William ••••••••••••••••••• 11

Glidden, Theodore P •••••••••• 43
Glover, Boyd ••••••••••••••••• 54
Godwin, George W••••••••••••• 3s
Goodall, Leonidas •••••••••••• 24
Goodin, Joel K••••••••••••••• 34
Goodyear,· Levi............... 8
Goss, George W••••••••••••••• 33
Gould, Charles A••••••••••••• 43
Grace, Edgar F ••••••••••••••• 9
Graeber, Charles ••••••••••••• 25
Graham, John ••••••••••••••••• s3
John M•••••••••••••••••••• 53

G

Gale, Matthew •••••••••••••••• 42
Galletty, Charles •••••••••••• s8
Garber, Elizabeth •••••••••••• 8
Gardner, Joseph •••.•••••••••• 36
Garnett,
T ••••••••• 19
Garrett, Judah ••••••••••••••• lO
Wesley •••••••••••••••••••• lO
Garvin, Thomas S ••••••••••••• 46

Patrick ••••••••••••••••••• 26
William •••••••••• "•••' •••••• 54

Graton, John R••••••••••••••• 29
Green, Hiram ••••••••••••••••• 40
John ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7

Nehemia ••••••••••••••••••• ~9
Gregory, David ••••••••••••••• 6
Griffis, William ••••••••••••• 51
Griffith, David •••••••••••••• s3
David, Jr ••••••••••••••••• 44

�Index p.o
Griffith, John R••••••••••••• 38
Griffiths, Evan E .••••••••••• 36
Grogan, William •••••••••••••• 2l
Grosskopf, Edward .••••••••••• 28
Grover, Joel ••••••.•••••••••• 34
Guest, Baker ••••••••••••••••• 30

Haskin, Aaron J •••••••••••• 8,23
Augustus •••••••••••••••••• 7
Hathan, Nelson B••••••••••••• 18
Haunam, Thomas H•• ~ •••••••••• 59
Havens, George ••••••••••••••• 53
Hawes, Alexander G••••••••••• 39

William ••••••••••••••••••• 56

John •••••••••••••••••••••• 33

Guflee, Anton •••••••••••••••. 57
Guilford, James •••••••••••••• 3
Gunther, Arthur •••••••••••••• 58

Hay, Chester ••••••••••••••••• 16
Hayden, William B•••••••••••• 53
Haynes, George W••••••••••••• 44
Halls, Samuel P .•••••••••••••• 25
Heins, Henry ••••••••••••••••• 19
Helm, William M•••••••••••••• 35
Helstrom, Francis M•••••••••• 35
Hench, William Jr .••••••••••• 43
Henderson, Arthur C•••••••••• 39
Charles C••••••••••••••••• 13
Hendry, James M•••••••••••••• 52
Herd, James •••••••••••••••••• 13
Richard ••••••••••••••••••• 14

H

Haas, Daniel .•••••••••••••••• 41
Mary •••••••••••••••••••••• 43
Hackett, Ephriam T ••••••••••• 44
Nathan •••••••••••••••••••• 29
Hackler, John C•••••••••••••• 29
Hadley, Alfred ••••••••••••••• 56
Hager, Daniel •••••••••••••••• 13
Phinehas A.••••••••••••••• 24
Hague, Job .•••••••••••••••••• 48
Halbert, David C••••••••••••• 36
Halderman, Samuel A•••••••••• 22
Hale, James J •••••••••••••••• 24
Haley, James W••••••••••••••• 56
Hall, Banks •••••••••••••••••• 54
Carlos •••••••••••••••••••• 31
George •••••••••••••••••••• 36
Isaac ••••••••••••••••••••• 14
Jacob, mail contractor •••• 53
James H ••••••••••••••••••• 16

'Ro bert ••••••••• ;. •••••••••• 41

William ••••••••••••••••••• 41
Halterman, Daniel •••••••••.••• 6
Ham, William P ••••••••••••••• lS
Hamilton, Jefferson M•••••••• 5
Hammon, William H•••••••••••• 14
Hammond, Frederick A••••••••• 38
Hancock, Charles ••••••••••••• 18
Horace A•••••••••••••••••• 33
Hanscom, Oliver A•••••••••••• 46
Harbour, A9ner ••••••••••••••• 27
Harding, Jqhn L •••••••••••••• 16
Harris, Charles M•••••••••••• 6
Edward P •••••••••••••••••• S4
James

W................... 5

Levi P •••••••••••••••••••• 40

William B••••••••••••••••• 53
Harrison, Joseph H••••••••••• 30
Harttman, Maurice •••••••••••• 28
Haseltine, David P ••••••••••• 17
William ••••••••••••••••••• 17
Haskell, Alveira C••••••••••• 45
Leveritt •••••••••••••••••• 47

Thomas H •••••••••••••••••• 13

Thomas R••••••••••••••••• ~14
Hern, Gentry F ••••••••••••••• 56
Herring, James L ••••••••••••• 36
Michael ••••••••••••••••••• 50
William W••••••••••••••••• 38
Herrington, Jacob D•••••••••• 47
Heywood, Daniel H•••••••••••• 3l
Hiatt, Albert •••••••••••••••• 18
Henry. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 7
Hickox, Daniel ••••••••••••••• 25
Hikes, John •••••••••••••• o ••• 23
Hildebrand, Jacob •••••••••••• 14
Hill, Augustus B••••••••••••• 35
Forrester ••••••••••••••••• 3l
James B ••••••••••••••••••• 40

Philip W•••••••••••••••••• ~l
Hilligose, Sanford H••••••••• 14
Hills, Elizar •••••••••••••••• S3
Himelsbach, Joseph ••••••••••• 43
Hink, FrederickW •••••••••••• 12
Hinman, Samuel ••••••••••••••• 40
Hinshaw, Iram •••••••••••••••• 56
Newton •••••••••••••••••••• 56

Hinson, Alfred ••••••••••••••• 2l
Hinton, John F ••••••••••••••• ll
Hitchcock' , Bethuel •••••••••• 36
Hogan, Dennis •••••••••••••••• 23
JoOO •••••••••••••••••••••• 22

Timothy ••••••••••••••••••• 23
Hollaway, Collins •••••••••••• 36
Hollock, Daniel B•••••••••••• 59
Ho lloway , Eunice •••.•••••••••• 47
Hollowell, Silas ••• ~ ••••••••• 5
Holmes, William A•••••••••••• 37

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Index p.7
Holsinger, Franklin •••••••••• 22
Hook, John ••••••••••••••••••• 16
Hoover, Isaac •••••••••••••••• 38
Lewis W••••••••••••••••••• 35
Hope, Joseph D., Heirs of
(by George W.E.Griffith,
administrator) •••••••••••• 54
Hopkins, Thomas •••••••••••••• 5l
Horner, William R .••••••••.•• 44
Hornsby, Columbus •••••••••••• 28
Horton, James C•••••••••••••. 26
Houghton, Josiah S ••••••••••• 37
Hovey, William H••••••••••••• 46
Howard, Henry H•••••••••••••• 5
John B.••••••••••••••••••• 49
Howell, Lewis •••••••••••••••• 37
Howland, Noah D•••••••••••••• 45
Hubbard, A~ubah H•••••••••••• 35
David ••••••••••••••••••••. 24
Huddleston, E1i •••••••••••••• 35

Jacquoit, J9hn B••••••••••••• 58
Jameson, John •••••••••••••••• 40
Janes, John •••••••••••••••••• 59
Jasens, Henson ••••••••••••••• 43
Jefferson, Henry S ••••••••••• 5
Jenks, Lewis ••••••••••••••••• 31
Jessee, Mary ••••••••••••••••• 9
Nancy R., Heirs of •••••••• 9
William (one of the heirs
of Nancy R. Jessee, in
trust for the heirs ••••• 9
William (Pres. of the
Bloomington Town Co, in
trust for the Townsite
of Bloomington
17,19
Jewett, Edward S •••••••••••••. 15
Jobbs, Redding ••••••••••••••• 27
Johns, George W•••••••••••••• 22
JOhnson, Abijah •••••••••••••• 23
Charles A••••••••••••••••• 23

William .•••.•••••••••••••. 6

Dan el ..•••••••••••••••••. 52?

Huffie, Henry F •••••••••••.•• l1
Huffman, Christopher B••••••• 19
Hughes, Joseph F ••••••••.•••• 59
Joshua .••••••••••••••••••• 39
Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 29
Taylor •••••••••••••••••••• 36

Ezra •••••••••••••••••••••• 40
Franklin E •••••••••••••••• 44

William ..••...•.•.••..••.• 12

Hughson, Elias D••••••••••••• 30
Hull, Joseph L ••••••••••••••• 50
Samuel G .•••..••••.••.••.• 48

Hulse, John •••••••••••••••••• 19
Hume, DavidJ •••••••••••••••• S9
Hurd, Clarissa ••••••••••••••• 16
Hutcheson, Josiah G•••••••••• 34
Hutchinson, Clinton C•••••••• 34
John •••••••••••••••••••••• 14
John F., Heirs of ••••••••• 29
Hutchison, Philip S •••••••••• 35
Huttig, Gottleib ••••••••••••• 14
I

Ide, Harry 0 ••••••••••••••••• 18
Iler, John J ••••••••••••••••• 17
Ingle, Charles W••••••••••••• 43
John .•••••••.••••••••••••• 43

Irons (or Iroon), Robert ••••• 48

Herman •••••••••••••••••••• 27

Horace H•••••••••••••••••• 24
Jes~e ••••••••••••••••••••• 23
Lois •••••••••••••••••••••• 19
Mary Ann •••••

e .••••••••••••

4

Samuel G•••••••••••••••••• 36
Walter M ••••••••••••••• ~ •• 4
Johnston, Edward B••••••••••• 47
Jones, Adner L ••••••••••••••• 55
Alphonso •••••••••••••••••• 12
Darius B.••••••••••••••••• 4
Edward •••••••••••••••••••• 36
Enoch L ••••••••••••••••••• 16
Joseph G•••••••••••••••••• 14
Marshall J •••••••••••••••• 19
Paul •••••••••••••••••••••• 35
Samuel •••••••••••••••••• 8,29
Samuel J ••••••••••••••.•••• ll
Wiley ••••••••••••••••••••• 53
William ••••••••••••••••••• 48
Wilson 'L ..•.•••.•.•..••••• 54

Jordan, Celesten ••••••••••••• 53
Joseph, Nathan H••••••••••••• 58
Justice, Blakey •••••••••••••• 33
William ••••••••••••••••••• 17

J

K

Jackson, George •••••••••••••• 27
Isaac ••••••••••••••••••••• 7

Kapp, John ••••••••••••••••••• 14
Kaylor, Francis ••••••••• ~ •••• 28
Keany, Levi •••••••••••••••••• 20
Keeney, Eli ••••••••••••••••• 38
Keevil, James C •••••••••••••• 41

James M ••••••••••••••••••• 40

Jacobs, Edward A••••••••••••• 20
Jacquoit, Augustus C ••••••••• 58

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1

Keevil, William •••••••••••••• 28
Keiffer, Jacob ••••••••••••••• 23
Keiller, Alexander ••••••••••• 18
Keller, Cornelius B•••••••••• IO
George W•••••••••••••••••• 47
Kelley, John A ••••••••••••••• 13
Kelly, Anthony ••••••••••••••• 24
James H ••••••••••••••••••• 26

John •••••••••••••••••••••• 27
Mary H.P •••••••••••••••••• 44

Robert •••••••••••••••••••. 26
Seth .••••••••••••••••••••• 50
Thomas D••••••••••••••••.• 30
William ••••••••••••••••••• 39

William H••••••••••••••••• 26
Kemp, Thomas D••••••••••••••• 7
Kendall, James P ••••••.••••••• 40
Kennedy, James A••••••••••••• 16
Jonathan R•••••••••••••••• 36
Leander J ••••••••••••••••• 36

Margaret •••••••••••••••••• 35
Oliver P •••••••••••••••••• 35
Kenson, Randall •••••••••••••• 59
Keogle, Lewis •.•••••••••••••• 44
Kerney, Michael •••••••••••••• 38
Kimball, Charles H.•••••••••• 18
Kindig, Jacob •••••••••••••••• 24
King, William H.............. 54
Kingsley, John ••••••••••••••• 24
Kingston, Franklin ••••••••••• 40
Kinsley, Benjamin F •••••••••• 17
Kinzy, David ••••••••••••••••• 17
Kirby, William T ••••••••••••• 13
Kitchingman, William ••••••••• 13
K~aus, John •••••••••••••••••• lO
William ••••••••••••••••••• ll
Klinger, Michael ••••••••••••• 7

Lahay, Toussaint ••••••••••••• 35
Lamb, Ganey •••••••••••••••••• 3

Landon, Edmund A••••••••••••• 48
Henry ••••••••••••••••••••• 48

Lane, James H•••••••••••••••• 32
Lannwn, John ••••••••••••••••• 33

Kinsay, Heirs of •••••••••• 33
Lapham, George S ••••••••••••• 31
Nelson P .••••••••••••••••• 50
Solomon L ••••••••••••••••• 50
Lathrop, Samuel P •••.••.••••• 9
Latouche, William H•••••••••• 3
Laurens (Laurent?), Nicholas.54
Laurie, John W••••••••••••••• 26
Lausie, William •••••••••••••• 26
Lawrence, Daniel K••••••••••• 4
Jooo •••••••••••••••••••••• 26
Joseph R.••••••••••••••••• 4
Joseph W•••••••••••••••••• 24
Lawson, Lewis •••••••••••••••• 23
Lean, Thomas ••••••••••••••••• 27
Leavitt, Henry M••••••••••••• 49
Lemnan, J arn.es. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 4

Leniger, Abraham'H ••••••••••• 58
Leonard, Bernard •••••••.••••• 44
Leroux, Francis •••••••••••••• 43
Lewis, Daniel W. ,••••••••••.••• 17
Henry •••••••••••••••••• ' ••• 13
John H •••••••••'-~ •.••••••••• 13

Sa.rnuel •••••••••••••••••••• 27

Lindsey, Thomas •••••••••••••• 7
Linn, Richard •••••••••••••••• 12
Linsley, Daniel A •••••••••••• 28
Lish, Henry •••••••••••••••••• 39
Lock, Milton ••••••••••••••••• 20
Locke, Frederick C ••••••••••• sO
Lofgren, CharlesB ••••••••• ~.27

Samuel •••• ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 8

l.,ois, Kys ••••••••' •••••••••••• 8

Knight, Francis E •••••••••••• 34
Knight, Wilder ••••••••••••••• 34
Koehler, Franz ••••••••••••••• 14
Kolbrenner, Gottfried •••••••• 43
Kostinbader, Andrew •••••••••• 47
Kritsinger, George ••••••••••• 58
Kunz, Mary ••••••••••••••••••• 58

Longfellow, Charles •••••••••• 34
Longsworth, Jesse T •••••••••• 4
Louck, John V••••••••••• ~ •• ~.43
Love, Alexander E••••••••••• ~20
Lovejoy, .Charl es H••••••••••• 51
Lovelace, GeorgeW ••••••••••• 36

L

Lowe, Joseph G ••••••••••••••• 46
Lucas, Hester •••••••••••••••• 28
Lynch, Andrew W•••••••••••••• 21

Lackey, Richard M•••••••••••• 5
Lacy, Elizabeth •••••••••••••• 33
Henry B~ •••••••••••••••••• 31
John M •••••••••••••••••••• 33

Ladd, Erastus D•••••••••••••• 46
Lahay, Antone E•••••••••••••• 33
Francis. E ••••••••••••••••• 35
John D•••••••••••••••••••• 33

Joseph •••••••• ,•••••••••••• 36

MC
McAlister, Hiram ••••••••••••• 53
McCall, Moses •••••••••••••••• ll
McCane, James •••••••••••••••• 34
McCartney, Michael ••••••••••• 5
McCauley, Samuel ••••••••••••• l6

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McClanahan, John G••••••••••• IO
McClellan, Samuel. ~ •••••••••• 14
McClelland, David •••••••••••• 41
John. G •••••••••••••••••••• 47

McClurg, Alexander ••••••••••• 5
McCormick, Charles W••••••••• 6
David T.C ••••••••••••••••• 48
McCoy, Patrick ••••••••••••••• 41
McElroy, William ••••••••••••• 9
McFadden, Jacob •••••••••••••. 22
McFarland, John ••••.••••••••• 46
Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 46

Markley, Jacob •••••••••••••• • 39
Marshall, Samuel C ••••••••••• 43
Zachariah ••.•••••••••••••• 48
Mart in, Abraham H•••••••••••• 27
David .............•.....•. 12

Masco, Florie •••••••••••••••• 53
Mason, John ....•.....•.•...•. 11

Mastin, William D•••••••••••• 53
Masueh, Charles E•••••••••••• 4
Mathew (Mathers), Samue1 ••••• 26
Matney, Charles •.•••••••••••• 38
David ...••.....••..•.••.•• 39

Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• 47

Reese B •••••••••• · ••••••••• 39

McGee, Allen B.H ••••••••••••• 34
McGehn, Thomas A••••••••••••• 27
McG hee, Adam N••••••••••••••• 46

Matthews, Mahlon B••••••••••• 54

James ••••••••••••••••••••• 46
John J •••••.•••••••••••••• 46
Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• 46
Thomas S •••••••••••••••••• 45

McIntyre, Christina •••••••••• 8
Mcl\. inney, Nicholas ••••••••••• 51
William .............•..... 52

William J ••••••••••••••••• 16
McKinzie, Aaron •••••••••••••• 22
Absalom .••••.••••••.•••... 21
Henry .•.••.••.•........... 21

Thomas J •••••••••••••••••• 21
McKown, John ••••••••••••••••• 5

McKune, Graydon 0 •••••••••••• 23
McLaughlin, John ••••••••••••• 5
Patrick ...............•... 3

McLean, James D, Heirs of •••• 39
McMatney, Henry •••••••••••••• 39
McMiceford, John ••••••••••••• 43
McMi Han, Uriah G••••••••• .II, 26
McMullin, Mary ••••••••••••••• 22
McNeal, Edward ••••••••••••••• 35
Mcqueen, Josiah •••••••••••••• 5l
Mcquillin, Thomas •••••••••••• 44
McSorlay, Mary ••••••••••••••• 13
M

Maberly, Augustus W•••••••••• 48
Macklin, John •••••••••••••••• 39
Macy, Elizabeth G•••••••••••• 35
Joseph •••••••••••••••••••• 35

Madara, William A•••••••••••• 24
Maddox, James W•••••••••••••• 14
Maichel, Joseph •••••••••••••• 24
Malke, Paul •••••••••••••••••• 43
Malone, Michael.~ •••••••••••• 51
Thomas •••••••••••••••• 11,51
Manix, Corne1ius ••••••••••••• 24

William ........•..•.••••.• 45

Maupin, William •••••••••••••• 6
Maxwell, John S •••••••••••••• 29
Mayfield, Champion ••••••••••• 44
Ra lph ...•..••••••••••••.•. 44

Mays, Elisha F ••• ~ ••••••••••• 48
Means, William ••••••••••••••• 35
Meek, Jane ...•••••••••••••••• 56
Mehan, Ephriam L ••••••••••••• 31
Merchant, Prudence .•••••••••• 29
Merow, Edwin •••••••••••••.•• ,.14
Merri 11, Samuel .••, ••••••••••• 35
Messenger, Al bert •••••••••••• 15
Messersmiller, Geqrge •••••••• 20
Miller, Bryce W., ,Estate of .• 30
Chapin J •••••••• ~ ••••••••• 50
Charles ••••••• ~ •••••••••• ~ 8
Josiah (Judge of Douglas
Co.) in Trust for Big
Springs ..... •'. • . . . . . . . .. 4

In
of
In
of

Trust for Occupants
town of Black Jack ••• 58
Trust for Occupants
Townsite of Marion
24,25
In Trust for Townsite
of Palmyra ••• ~ •••••••••• 52
In Trust for Occupants
of Towns he of Prarie
City ••••••••• ~ ••••••••• ~53
In Trust for Occupants
of Twin Mound ••••••••••• 7
In Trust for Occupants
of T.S.------- •••••••••• 18
Mat ilda (Administrator) ••• 30
Samuel ...••••••••••••.•••• 22

Mills, James B, Heirs of
(Deed by William A.
Skelkrigg, Administrator. 7
Miner, Jonathan •••••••••••••• 38
Minesinger, John ••••••••••••• 8

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Index p.10
Mishey, William A•••••••••••• 17
Mitchell, David T ............ IO

'.
Nichols,

Harrison~.~ ••••••••••• 34

James ••••••••••••••••••••• 47

JarnesT ••••••••••••••••••• 24

Leonard ••••••••••••••••••• )4

Robert •••••••••••••••••••• 56
Mix, Sylvenius ••••••••••••••• 21
Mock, Charles W••••••••••••••• 4
Monroe, William •••••••••••••• 37
Montieth, William R•••••••••• 34
Moore, Benjamin •••••••••••••• 3

Leonard H••••••••••••••••• 35
Nicholson, Henry T ••••••••••• 25
Levin (?) .•••••••••••••••• 25
Nickeles, John P ••••••••••••• IO
Noe, George V.••••••••••••••• ll
Nolan (Noland), Patrick K•.•• 45
Northrup, Andrew E••••••••••• 18
Norton, Frances M•••••••••••• 5
Horatio, Heirs of ••••••••• 18
Nut, Joseph •••••••••••••••••• 27

Isaiah ..••.••••••••.•••••• 11
John •••••••••••••••••••••• S8

John Thomas ••••••••••••••• 5l
Mahlon K•••••••••••••••••• 28
Thomas M•••••••••••••••••• 29

WiII iam ••••••••••••••••••• 57

o

More, Amos ••••••••••••••••••• 43

Morehead, John ••••••••••••••• 47
Moreland, Jand ••••••••••••••• S8
WiII iam ••••••••••••••••••• 58

Morey, Joseph W•••••••••••••• 46
Morgan, James A•••••••••••••• 41
Jonathan F •••••••••••••••• 33
Josiah B•.•••••••••••••••• 41
Martin M•••••••••••••••••• 27
Moriarty, Bartholomew •••••••• 3

Oakley, Edward •• '••••••••••••• 12
Joseph, Jr •••••••••••••••• 12
Ochler, Gottlieb F ••••••••••• 44
Oehals, George ••••••••••••••• 23
Ogden, Jonathan •••••••••••••• 48
Stephen ••••••••••••••••••• 48
Oliver, Thomas ••••••••••••••• 12
O'Neil, Anthony •••••••••••••• 5
Anthony D.••• ~ •••••••••••• 5

Michael ••••••••••••••••••• 3

Hugh •••••••••••••••••••••• 47

Morrow, William •••••••••••••• 10
Moses, Reese ••••••••••••••••• 4l
Moss, Henry (In trust for
Heirs of James Moss) •••••• 21
James, Heirs of .•••••••••• 21

Orr, William, Jr ••••••••••••• 9
Osborn, Thomas J ••••••••••••• 18
Osborne, George L •••••••••••• 16

John •••••••••••••••••••••• 21

Mosteller, William D••••••••• 22
Mulford, David M••••••••••••• 43
Munson, George W••••••••••••• 26
Henry J ••••••••••••••••••• 21
Murphy, James •••••••••••••••• 10
Michael ••••••••••••••••••• 14
'Muzzy, Franklin A•••••••••••• 34
Hammond C ••••••••••••••••• 29
John H•••••••••••••••••••• 29
Myres·, Joseph •••••••••••••••• 24
Noah •••••••••••••••••••••• 21
William ••••••••••••••••••• 24
N

Nace, William M••••••••••• ·••• 12
Neal, Aaron •••••••••••••••••• 46
Jordan •••••••••••••••••••• 46

Nettleton, William ••••••••••• 5l
Newhall, Samuel M•••••••••••• 37
Newman, Bernhard ••••••••••••• 24
Charles ••••••••••••••••••• 48
Henry ••••••••••••••••••••• 50

,.

Jolm H •••••••••••••••••••• 5

Oswalt, Henry J •••••••••••••• 8
Otis, Newton ••••••••••••••••• 53
Overfield, Thomas •••••••••••• 36
Owens, Robert ••••, •••••••••••• 35
Will iaIll. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 7
P

Palmer, Daniel W••••••••••••• SO
Parker, Drury F •••••••••••••• 23
Henry B••••••••••••••••••• 28
Matilda ••••••••••••••••••• 24
Parks, Elizabeth ••••••••••••• 29
Parsons, Samuel W•••••••••••• 49
Patrick, Allen J •••••••••• IO,ll
Patterson, William M••••••••• 34
Paul, Oliver •••••••.•••••••••• 15
Pauly, Lorenz •••••••••••••••• 13
Peabody, David G••••••••••••• 16
Pearson, Robert H•••••••••••• 52
Peck, James C•••• ~ ••••••••••• 21
William H••••••••••••••••• 26
Peery, James ••••• oi • • • • • • • • • • • 44
Peet, Levi C ••••••••••••••••• 17
Pendleton, William ••••••••••• 26
Percy, Aaron ••••• '.' •••••••••• 33

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Persall, Charles W••••••••••• 30
Petefish, Jabez •••••••••••••• 18
Petergill, Hugh •••••••••••••• 50

Reed, Abel L ••••••••••••••••• 17

Oren •••••••••••••••••••••• 50

Littleton ••••••••••••••••• 22
Sophronia ••••••••••••••••• 29
Reeve, John B.••••••••••••••• 4
Rehrig, John ••••••••••••••••• 25
Reid, David N................ 9
Reidmuller, Alois •••••••••••• ll
Reis (Rees), Isaac W••••••••• sl
Renick, John H••••••••••••••• 33
Reynolds, Charles •••••••••••• 9

Peterman, William •••••••••••• 4l
Pettibone, John •••••••••••••• 49
Peugh, Thomas •••••••••••••••• 37
Phillips, Joel ••••••••••••••• 12
Richard M••••••••••••••••• 13
Pieratt, John (Executor of
estate of David F. Mechen,
dec'd) •••••••••••••••••••• 47
Pierce, Allen •••••••••••••.••• 39
Thomas N•••••••••••••••••• 33
Pinney, Jesse C•••••••••••••• sl
Pinnick, Samuel C••••••.••••• 28
Pittman, Sanford ••••••••••••• 44
Platte, Aaron E•••••••••••••• ls
Plummer, Benjamin F •••.•••••• 23
William C••••••••••••••••• 23
Pool, Odon ••••••••••••••••••• 58
Porter, Hugh R••••••••••••••• 19
Potter,Otis ••••••••••••••••• 3l
Walter C •••••••••••••••••• 19

Prather, Marshall •••••••••••• lO
Pratt, Caleb S ••••••••••••••• 37
Henan M••••••••••••••••••• 50

Prentice, Thaddeus •••.••••••• 52
Prentiss, Sylvester B•••••••• 30
Preston, Redaford •••••••••••• 52
Prichard, Levi M••••••••••••• 21
Putnam, Silas E .••••••••••••• 24
Q

Quinn, William ••••••••••••••• 3
R

Rake (Rahe), David ••••••••••• 14
Ramsey, Samuel B••••••••••••• 22
Will iam P ••••••••••••••••• 40
Randall, Carrington E•••••••• 18
Wi 11 iarn ••••••••••••••••••• 30

Rankin, Alexander •••••••••••• 58
Wi11iam A••••••••••••••••• 58
Rawson, Harison (sic) R•••••• 1s
Ray, Jesse ••••••••••••••••••• 23
J 000 •••••••••••••••••••••• 22.

Read, Frederick W•••••••••••• 23
Phebe F ••••••••••••••••••• 24
Reake, Alfred •••••••••••••••• 29
Rearce, George W••••••••••••• 16
Rease, Charles A••••••••••••• 31
Redburn, Martin V.B •••••••••• 5
Redfield, Abram S •••••••••••• 21

Enoch B••••••••••••••••••• 22
James ••••••••••••••••••••• 22

Clarkson ..••••,•••••••••••• 51
Milton •••••••••••••••••••• 51
Samuel •••••••••••••••••••• 34
Thomas F •••••••••••••••••• 46

Rice, Alonzo A••••••••••••••• 19
Cornelius B••••••••••••••• 54
John E •••••••••••••••••••• 33

Rich, John H••••••••••••••••• 52
Josephus G•••••••••••••••• 52
Samuel •••••••••••••••••••• 52

Richardson, James C.......... 5
Nathan ie 1 H..•••••••••••••• 48
Thaddeus B•••••••••••••••• 5
Ricker, William •••••••••••••• 31
Riddle, George W.............. 16
Riggs, John W., Jr.......
6
Matthew S •••••• ' ••••••••••• 42

Riley, William ••••••••••••••• 3
Riling; Francis J •••••••••••• 43
John •••••••••••••••••••••• 43

Robaeker, George E ••••••••••• 14
Roberts, Edmund D•••••••••••• 12
John ••••• "••••••••••••••••• 38

William W•••••••• ~ •••••••• 44
Robinson, Albera W••••••••••• 22
Char1es ••••••••••••••••••• 32
Jacob P ••••••••••••••••••• 22
Thomas B.................. 4
William B••••••••••••••••• 14
Robison, David ••••••••••••••• 7
Roderigue, Aristide's, Heirs of
.
10,11
Hugh (Administrator) ••• 10,11
Rodman, John ••••••••••••••••• 50
Rodrigue, Andrew J ••••••••••• ll
Roe, John •••••••••••••••••••• 51
William ••••••••••••••••••• 51

Rogers, Thomas ••••••••••••••• s6
Zene •••••••••••• ~ ••••••••• s6
Rohrbecker, John ••••••••••••• 16
Franc is J •••••••• ,••••••••• 44
Roller, George ••••••••••••••• 16
Valentine ••••••••••••••••• 16
Rosebaugh, Thomas •••••••••••• 58

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Rossiter, Henry D•••••••••••• 26
Rottman, Adam •••••••••••••••• 13
Rowe, Daniel W••••••••••••••• 27
Rowlee, Lacy J ••••••••••••••• 18
Rowley, Lyman •••••••••••••••• 35
Roy, Peter P ••••••••••••••••• 36
Rurnas, Isaac ••••••••••••••••• 46
Rush, Harvey D••••••••••••••• 50

Ryan, William H•••••••••••••• 15
Ryder, Sarah E••••••••••••••. 44
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Saile, Wendelin •••••••••••••• 23
Salters, Thomas •••••••••••••• 12
Salverda, Peter •••••••••••••• 4
Sample, Nathaniel •••••••••••• 27
Sands, John M•••••••••••••••• 44
Ph i 1 ip E •••••••••••••••••• 44
Sarg'ent, George H•••••••••••• 31
Sarver, Michael •••••••••••••• 53
Saunders, Henry F •••••••••••• 49
Savage, Forrest .••••••••••••• 33
Joseph •••••••••••••••••••• 34

Sawyer, Harriet S .••••••••••• 22
Lyman M ••••••••••••••••••• 23

Philo H••••••••••••••••••. 9
Titus E ••••••••••••••••••. 20
Scaunell, Daniel .•••••••••••• 47
Schimer, Adolph •••••••••••••• 57
Schleifer, Christian ••••••••• 56
Schwarz, Frederick ••••••••••• 41
John ••••••••••••••••• ~ •• ~.57
Scofield, Cyrus C•••••••••••• 18
Scott, Harriet •••••••••••••••• 7

Shirley, Wilburn ••••••••••••• lO
William (Administrator) ••• lO
Shively, Joseph •••••••••••••• 43
Shobert, Benjamin •••••••••••• 26
Jacob ••••••••••••••••••••• 26

Sholbert,---------- •••••••••• 24
Josiah .••••••••••••••••••• 24
Short, Olive F ••••••••••••••• ll
Shreve, William H•••••••••••• 56
Shulz, William ••••••••••••••• 14
Shurley, Clinton ••••••••••••• 8
Silzen, Adolph ••••••••••••••• ll
Simmons, John W.••••••••••••• 52
Simon, William ••••••••••••••• 38
Simpson, Henry ••••••••••••••• 28
Henry M••••••••••••••••••• 31

Samuel N•••••••••••••••••• 31
Sims, Aaron •••••••••••••••••• 16

Sipes, William ••••••••••••••• ll
Skaggs, James •••••••••••••••• 44
Skelkrigg, William A••••••••• 35
William A. (Administrator) 7
Skraggs, Lewis ••••••••••••••• 43
Smalley, Wilson •• ,' ••••••••••• 21
Smith, Aaron •••••.•••••••••••• 25
Abigail •.•••••••••••••.••• 7
Abram ••••••••••••••••••••• 25
AdaIll •••••••••••••••••••••• 27

Adolphus R•••••••••••••••• 50
Aspasia ••••••••••••••••••• 21
Augustus A................ 8
Charles ••••••• ' •••••••••••• 51

Charles R••••••••••••••••• 4
Charles W••••••••••••••••• 13

James 5 ••••••••••••••••••• 54

David .•••••••••••••••••• 8,40
Edward •••••••••••••••••••• 25

Stephen •• ~ •••••••••••••••• 3
William ••••••••••••••••••• 28
Scouten, Dwight •••••••••••••• 16

Elexius T ••••••••••••••••• 40
Elias ••••••••••••••••••••• 56

Richard ••••••••••••••••••• 16

Searnel, Henry ••••••••••••••• 29
Sears, Lavenda ••••••••••••••• 33
Seaton, Thomas S ••••••••••••• 46
Sebree, Edmund S ••••••••••••• 16
Severmore, William ••••••••••• 48
Sewell, Allen •••••••••••••••• 40
Shaneman, John •••••• ;••••••••• 44
Shannon, J Olul. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 3
Wilson •••••••••••••••••••• 29
Shaw, Jame~, Heirs of •••••••• 14
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Mary (Administratrix) .•••• 14
Shea,Owen ••••••••••••••••••• 14
Shepherd, James W•••••••••••• 35
Jotm M•••••••••••••••••••• 35
lana than •••••••••••••••••• 40

Shields, James ••••••••••••••• 59
Shirley, Isaac, Heirs of ••••• 10

Ernest •••••••••••••••••••• SO

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F •••••••••••••••••• 50
W•••••••••••••••••• 46
(Register) ••••••••• 59

Irvin H••••••••••••••••••• 21

Jacbb ••••••••••••••••••••• 50
John. ••••••••••••••••••• 16,39

John. G ••••••••••••••••••• ·.39
John M••••••••••••••• ~ •••• 28

Joseph A•••••••••••••••••• 26
Philip •••••••••••••••••••• 24
Salathiel..
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Samuel •••••••••••••••••••• 34
Thomas B •••••••••••••••••• 47

William ••••••••••••• 24,40,41
Snider, Leonard W•••••••••••• 52
Snyder, Lee K••••••.•••••••••• 41
Nicholas A•••••••••••••••• 40

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Snyder, Samuel S ••••••••••••• 46
Soar, Erasmus R•••••••••••••• ~
So lomon, Na 1 trarus ••••••••••• 50
Soule, Amasa ••••••••••••••••• SO

Studebaker, Daniel ••••••••••• 21
Stephen ••••••••••••••••••• 38
Sturdevant (Sturdervant),

Wi 11 i am ••••••••••••••••••• 50

Sullivan, John A••••••••••••• 7
Sutton, John D••••••••••••••• 43
Phillip .•••••••••••••••••• 42

Sowers, William •••••••••••••• 44
Wi 11 iam B ••••••••••••••••• 44
Spafford, Niles •••••••••••••• 16
Spalding, Harry .••••••••••••. 48
Sparks, Levi P .•••••••••••••• 39
Spauldinp;, John •••••••••••••. 29
Speer, John •••••••••••••••••• 45

Spencer, John •••••••••••••••• 3
Sperry, Levi ••••••••••••••• 46
Spicely, William T ••••••••••• 40
Spicer, John .•••••••••••••••• 31
Spooner, Dexter A.: ••••••••••• 27
Spradling, Obediah L .•••••••• 17
Spring, Wallas B.•••••••••••• 28
Spurlock, James H•••••••••••• 3
Stan, John T ••••••••••••••••• 52
Standley, Thomas ••••••••••••• 19
Stanton, Frederick P ••••••••• ll
Stark, Sarah •••••••••.••••••• 40
Stauffer, Henry •••••••••••••• 7
John W•••••••••••••••••••• 20
Stearnes, Clark •••••••••••••• 45
Steele, Charles •••••••••••••• 42

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Shubal •••••••••••••••••••• 35

Swan, Edward .••••••••••••• 52,53
Sweezer, Green ••••••••••••••. 28
Sweigart, Jonas •••••••••••••• 16
Swisher, Alfred M•••••••••••• 44
Francis N••••••••••••••••• 43
Swoope, George A ••••••••••••• 56
Sykes, Thomas B.••••••••••••• 12
Sym, William (deceased) •••... 29
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Tabor, Jonathan F •.•••••••••-.29
Talley, James •••••••••••••••• 23
Tapecott, Mary Jane •.•••••••• 17
Taylor, George D.•••••••••••• 23
John W•••••••••••••••••••• 29

Moses W.•••••••••••••••••• 34
Nathan .••••• ~ ••••••••••••• 54

Chaunc ey •••••••••••••••••• 42

Owen •••••••••••••••••••••• 12

Tefft, Clark ••••••••••••••••• 38
Teis, Peter •••••••••••••••••• 26
Thomas, Charles H•••••••••••• 31
Charles H. (Administrator)31
Joel •••••••••••••••••••••• 30
Thomas H•••••••••••••••••• 38
Uriah ••••••••••••••••••••• 13
Thompson, Charles L ••• ~ •••••• 58
Cornelius ••••••••••••••••• 36
Eli S •••••••• ~ •••••••••••• 17

Lewis S ••••••••••••••••••• 7

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Thomas •••••••••••••••••••• 58

Swain, Joseph B•••••••••••••. 17

James C ••••••••••••••••••• 19
Moses ••••••••••••••••••••• 41

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JaJ1les M ••••••••••••••••••• 42

Stephens, Henry •••••••••••••• 37
Sterling, Hubert •.•• ~.;45,46,47
Stevenin, Henry •••••••••••••• 43
Stevens, Nancy W••••••••••••• 5
Phineas ••••••••••••••••••• 38
Taylor •••••••••••••••••••• 46
Stevenson, William ••••••••••• 20
Stewart, JQhn E •••••••••••••• 48
Scroggs ••••••••••••••••••• 51
Still, James M••••••••••••••• 48
Stillson, Alexander F •••••••• 49
Stilwell; William H•••••••••• s3
Stoddard (Stattard),Burrell W.5
Stokes, Albert J ••••••••••••• 36
Edwin ••••••••••••••••••••• 36

Stone, George L •••••••••••••• 23
Nabby L ••••••••••••••••••• 46

Stonebraker, S'amuel A•••••••• 58
Stout, Harrison C,•••••••• ~ ••• 27
Stover, Cyrus •••••••••••••••• 41
John •••••••••••••••••••••• 41

S irnon ••••••••••••••••••••• 13

Stowe, Benjamin, Jr •••••••••• 15
Stroup, John ••••••••••••••••• 4s

H3.rry D ••••••••••••••••••• 56

Horace W•••••••••••••••••• 36
Thurber, Whitford •••••••••••• 28
Titel, William ••••••••••••••• 57
Todd, Archibald D•••••••••••• 48
Luther L ••••• ~ •••••••••••• 8
Todhunter, Evan •••••••••••••• 12
James D••••••• ,•••••••••••• 12
Rachel •••••••••••••••••••• 12
Tolles, Francis 0 •••••••••••• 35
Tomberlin, Fountain C•••••••• 44
Toothman, William H•••••••••• 56
Toyne, Francis B••••••••••••• 49
Treat, William ••••••••••••••• 23
Truett, John ................... 22
Tucker, Dexter ••••••••••••••• 52
Tullock, Magnus •••••••••••••• s7

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Tussey, J.3.me's s ............... 21
Tutcher, Thomas...........
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Twiss, Charles P •••••••••••••• 20
Tyner, J alJIes M•••••••••••••••• 44
Tyrer, Siineon H..•••••••••.••• 41

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Warren, Lafayette .••••••••••. 5
Wassen, George F ••••••••••••• 53
Waters, Simeon B••••••••••••• 58
Watrous, Levi •.•••••••••••••. 27
Watson, William, Heirs of •••• 17
Watts, Peyton N•••••••••••••• 36
Waugh, Elam H.. . • • • • • • • • • • • •• 4
Way, Elias H••••••••••••••.•• 58
Webber, Henry .••••••••••••••• 22

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Johrl •••••••••••••••••••••• 24
Will iarn ••••••••••••••••••• 26

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Weed, Anson H..•••••••••••••• 50
Welch, John ..•••••••••••••••• 37
Wells, Emmett C •••••••••••••. 41

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John •••••••••••••••••••••• 23

Uray, Stephen K••••••••••••••• 41

Ezra •••••••••••••••••••••• 54

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Van Blaricom, David ••••••••••• 52
Van Denson, Chauncey ••••••••.. 40
Van Zandt, George C••••••••••• 12
Vance, Joseph ••••••••••••••••• 28
Vancil, Daniel (Administrator)17
Isaac C••••••••••••••••••• 19
Vanderbilt, John .••••••••••••• 53
Vaneil, Daniel .•••••••.••••••• 19
Vanhassen, Edward H..•.••••••• 40
Vanneman, William H.......
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JaJIles M••••••••••••••••••• 41
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John T •••••••••••••••••••• 40

VarnUlll, Frank ••••••••••••••••• 50

Thomas ••• ~ •••••••••••••••• 31
William S. (Pres.) •••••••• 40
Wenberger, George W•••••••••• 17
Wert, Lewis M•••• ~ ••••••••••• 27
West, Edward F ••••••••••••••• S9
Westover, Isaac .••••••••••••• 48
Wezstein, Frederick •••••••••• 11
Wheadon, Ashbul M•••••••••••• 48
Whipple, Ezekiel D••••••••••• 34
White, Absalom W............. 17

Vaughan, Frederick P •••••••••• 48

Andrew •••••••••••••••••••• 35

J runes M••••••••••••••••••• 41

Augustus W•••••••••••••••• 52

Vaughn, John W•••••••••••••••• S4
Vermilya, Elijah W............ 50
Vertch, Thomas, Heirs of •..••• 40
Vincent, Jesse C•••••••••••••• 13
Vitt, Leo .•••••••••••••••••••• 57
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Wade, Achilles B•••••••••••••• 30
Wakefield, John A. ,Sr ••••••••• 31
William H.T ••••••••••••••• 14
Walker, Andrew P •••••••••••••• 4
James F ••••••••••••••••••• 28

Richard E••••••••••••••••• 39
Samuel •••••••••••••••••••• 13
Wallace, James L ••••••••••••••'12
Walter, Francis ••••••••••••••• ll
John •••••••••••••••••••••• 50
Swetmam ••••••••••••••••••• 40

Ward, Frances ••••••••••••••••• 9
George W•••••••••••••••••• 17

David ••••••••••••••••••••• 58

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Whitley, Hiram C •• ·••••••••••• 19
Whi tman, EdmlUld B., ••••••••••• 30
Whitney, Thaddeus L •••••••••• 31
Willard ••••••••••••••••••• 21
Whitson, Jesse ••••••••••••••• 22
Wickes, Carson ••••••••••••••• 18
Widney, John ••••••••••••••••• S8
Wilber, Hollis ••••••••••••••• 30
Wilcox, Herman •••, •••••••••••• 13
Wilder, Abraham ••••••••••• 30,4S
Wilkins, David F ••••••••••••• 22
Jesse •••••••••••••••••••••
Wilkinson, Edwin C ••••••••••• 22
Robert M•••••••••••••••••• 47
Willett, Humphrey W•••••••••• 54
Willey, John W••••••••••••••• 48
Williams, Burton ••• :•••••••••• 9
Henry .•••••••••••••••••••• 38

John M•••••••••••••••••••• 38

Hugh W•••••••••••••••••••• 50
Jo1m. H •••••••••••••••••••• 37

Michael •••••••••• ~ •••••••• 54

John W•• ~ ••••

Ware, Valery T •••••••••••••••• 26
Warner, David ••••••••••••••••• 36
Horatio A••••••••••••••••• 19

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William W••••••••••.•••••• 39
Williamson, Charles •••••••••• 26

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Williamson, Henry B•••••••••• 4l
Hiram ..••.•....••••••••.•. 26
Joseph C. . • . . . • . . • • • . • . • .. 8

Stephen J ••••••••••••••••• 33
Willow Springs, Townsite of •• 40
Willson, William ••••••••••••• 13
Wilson, John W••••.•••••••••• 54
Wiltse, John ••••••••••••••••• 36
Wimsatt, Richard M••••.•••••• ll
Wins low, Edward •.•••••••••••• 35
Winter, George W••.••.••.•••. 12
Winters, Nat thias S .......... 29
Winton, John R••••••.•••••••• 53
Winzer, Will iam .••..••••••••• 24
Wirth, George •••••••••••••••• 24
Wise, John A ...•...•.•••..••. 56

Witt (Vitt), Stephen ..••..... s7
Wittenberg, David .••••••••••• 7
Witt ich, Henry A.•••••••••••• 5
Witts, Nelson •••••••••.••••••• 49
Wood, Charles D•••••••••••••• 51
George W•••••••••••••••••• 58
Margaret W. L •• ~ ••••••••••. 29
Ruth ..................•... 6

William N., Heirs of ••••.. 17
Woodard, David T .••.••••••••. 19
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Levi .....•................ 56
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Abbott, James B.............. 7
Ackley, Ira W.............. 4,16
22,40,43,46,51,57,62,65,83
Albin, Michae1 ............... 11
Allen, Asaph(?) .............. 84
Elmore ......... '.' ........ 55
Lyman .............. '.' . . .. 3
Norman ................... 2
Alverson, Anson E...... 11,16,22
~4,51,62,65,70,83'

Andrews, Stillman ............ 37
Archibald, John C.......... 6,12
29,33,37,46,49,51,63,71
77,82
Atwood, William D...... 32,36,39
42,47,53,66,68,71,77,78,82
Ayer, John F........ 25,43,46,52
57,64,73,79
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Babcock, Carnie W..... 2,3,4,8,9
12,13,14,15,16,17,19,21,23
24,25,28,29,31,32,33,34,35
38,39,42,43,44,45,46,47,48
51,54,55,56,57,58,60,61,62
63,66,67,68,71,73,75,76,77
78,79,80,81,82,84
Bacon, Sigarius(?) S •.•.•••.• 55
Bailey, Francis A..•..•••••• 3,7
14,19,34,48,53,54,56,76,80
Baldwin, John •..•... 3,4,6,7,8,9
13,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23

Banks, Robert ................ 55
Barker, Francis .....•... 6,13,20
26,27,44,46,52,53,73,76
Bascom, Lewis H.......... 5,6,18
40,47,48,55,63,69,76
Bassett, Owen T......... 9,25,35
50,52,66,71,72,78,82
Bassett, Susan .....•....... 7,23
- 26,47,61,70,71,82
Ba tes, Daniel S .............. 18
Bent, Horatio N..........• 2,5,8
28,32,38,40,53,66,75
Bigelow, Johnathan ........••. 21
Blood, James ..............• 7,22
26,46,61,70,81
Bond, Edwin ....•••...... 3,12,14
34,44,55,58,79,80,84
Bond, E11is .....•.•......•... 11
Boyer, Joseph ...• 32,33,36,39,42
53,66,68,71,77,78,82
Brooke, Thomas ..•........... 5,6
18,41,48,55,59,63,76,84
Brooks, Daniel H. (Heirs of) .• 3
6,14,i6,25,33,42,56,61,77
81
" Brown, George W••••••••••••• 2 ,5
13,25,28,43,64,73,76
Buffum, David C......... 3,19,28
29,48,51,63,67,75,84
Burden, Thomas C..•......... 7,11
Burleigh, J.W •.••••••••.••.•• 52
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35,37,38,39,40,43,44,45,48
50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58
59,60,61,62,65,66,67,68,70
71,72,73,75,76,79,80,81,82
84
Baldwin, William N.. 3,4,5,7,8,9
10,12,13,14,17,18,19,20,21
24,25,28,29,30,32,34,35,36
37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45
46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54
55,56,58,59,60,63,64,65,66
67,71,72,73,74,75,76,77,78
79,80,81,82,84

Cameron, Hugh •••••.•.••.... 4,12
15,16,25,26,30,33,34,38,42
47,53,55,63,67,71,73,77,81
Cameron, Noah .•••••.•......•• 31
Carleton, John W..•..•.. 3,12,18
21,22,50,53,62,64,75,83
Carnes, Henry ••••.••....••••. 51
Carpenter, C. Howard .••.•...• 46
Carter, Jared .•...•..•••.• 10,46
Carter, Lawrence .......•...•• 46
Cary, George .•••••••..•....•. 84
Chapman, Edward .....••... 4,7,12
25,33,38,39,47,58,68,73

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Clark, Clara E...........••.. 31
Clark, Edward ........•....... 4
Coyle, James ................. 11
Cook, Simeon ......•.....•.... 26
Cowan, James s ...•..•........ 22
Crack1in, Joseph .•....... 6,8,23
27,38,40,51,57,65
Crak1in, Joseph ....•...... 50,75
Crane, Franklin 1. ......... 3,14
22,35,44,55,56,78,82
Crane, John L................. 7
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27,36,41.52,55.67,72,79
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55,56,63,64,65,72,75.76.77
78.81.82
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32,40,50,61,62,65,83
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Garvin, Thomas S ....•.. 19,34,39
42,50,56,71,80,81
Garwood, Newman (Deed Garwood to
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Gates, Levi, Jr ....•... ~6,14,24
32,45,56,60,77,78,81,82
Gibbons, William C........... 47
Gilbert, George .•.••..... 4,9,29
33,38,39,47,58,68,73,83
Gleason, Annis W..•.......... 38
Gleason, James H....•......•• 19
Goo"din, Joel K..•.•••..•• 4,8,29
38,39~45,46,47.58.6g,73

Goss, George W.•..•.•... 7,22,24
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Graves. Henry D••••.••••••••• 47
Grout. Chester G•••••••••••••. 6
Grout, Mi1ow •••••• 3.12.14.17,35
Grover. Joe1 ••.••..••••. 7,16.17
21.24,27.31.37.43.46.60
Gunther. Arthur •.•••••• ll.26,32
40.44.50.57.62.65.83,84
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13.20,27,43,52.73.76,81
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39,40,44,50,57,65,68,83
Harrington, Samuel C....... 3,21
23,24,47,60,61,81,84
Hartmann, Maurice •.•..•... 14,16
22,35,51,54,56,60,78
Hartwell, Samuel N............ 6
Haskell, Franklin ......... l1,16
22,24,38,47,51,57,65,83
Haslow, Oscar ................ 26
Hazen, Azro .............. 3,6,14
22,35,56,58,60,66,79.
Higgins, Leonard G...... ~ .... 26
Hill, Forres ter ..•.......•..• 50
Hohman, Augustus F. (Heirs of).
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28,31,32,39,58,66,79,84
Hood, William A......••..•• 6,14
24,32,56,60,77,80,81,82
Hooey (or Hovey?), William H•• 5
8,28,32,38,53,66,70,71,75
84
Hooton, Robert T......... 5,8,10
28,32,39,41,53,66,75
Hornsby, William B........... 11
Howell, Lewis ..... 7,11,22,26,84
Hutchinson, George W... 2,3,4,13
33,34,35,47,54,62,67,80,81
Hutchinson, John .....•.. 2,12,13
14,21,22,25,29,34,35,36,37
41,46,47,48,49,50,65,67,68
71,76,77
Hutchinson, William ....•.. 14,25
33,50,61,73,76,81,82
Hyde, Addison ....••..••. 4,28,35
48,59,60,63,67,68,75
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Jones, A1phonso .....•.. 5,6,8,19
41,46,55,63,72,76,80
Jones, Ira M..•....•• 3,12,20,21
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Kent, George W...•..•.•.••... 47
Killam, Francis .••....•. 7,21,22
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Kimball, Frederick ..........• lO
Kimball, Samuel ...••.•...••.• 10
Knight, Francis E........ 4,8,24
29,31,32,39,58,66,79
Knight, Wilder ....... 6,13,20,27
44,46,53,57,64,70,76
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25,43,46,52,59,72,73,76
Ladd, John A..••........ 9,13,16
22,36,42,46,52,67,79
Lamb, Otis W............... 4,22
35,47,51,59,63,68,79
Lawrence .A.ssociation ....... 9,13
23,27,35,45,52,66,68,72,79
Lee, William ........•..••.... lO
Leonard, George S ............ 21
Lewis, Samuel L ..........••.• 27
Lincoln, Luke P ........•..•• 2,3
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68,73,77,81
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Lowry, John •••••..•••.••••••• 11
Lum, Samuel G.••.••........••• 2
47,50,62,65,81
Lykins, William H.R. 2,3,4,5,7
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35,48,51,59,63,67,68,75
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Miller,
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49,55,56,63,64,65,72,75,76
77,78,81,82
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52,53,59,66,71,72,76,82
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Ropes, Edward E...........• 7 ,11
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Snyder, Samuel S ••••••••••••• 46
Speer, John ••.•••••••••.• 6.9',10
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Stearnes, Charles ••••.••.••••. 7
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Taylor, Owen ...........•.. 5,6,8
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Tefft, Clark T............... 82
Thacher~ s.o .............. 31,37
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27,41,46,52,64,73
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27,37,44,50,51,57,65,75
Walling, Wi11iam ..•......••.. 46
Warnicker, tHlliam ........... 23
Webb, Thomas H.•..••.•..• 5,6,18
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Weilhart, Adam .••.•....•...•.. 7
Wells, Thomas ••.•............ 37
Whitcomb, Increase .....•••.•. 22
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Whitney, Andrew J ••••••••. ll,12
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DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
MARRIAGE RECORDS

1885 -1897
Volume 2
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From records compiled by:
Edna Welling &amp; Vivian Clough

Indexed by:
Richard Wellman

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DOUGLASCOUNTY,KANSAS~GERECORDS

1885 - 1897

Volume 2

. Published by:
Douglas County Kansas Genealogical Society
P. O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas 66046-0664

The marriage records in this book were originally published serially in the Douglas
Co. Genealogical Society publication "The Pioneer" and have been integrated here to
provide easier access to the records. The Society regrets the possibility for errors in
transcription of the original hand-written records and the indexing of the records. We.
will not assume liability for any such inadvertent errors.
The original pUblication included a "Bride's Index" that has not been included in this
reprint. The Bride's Index is not needed due to the creation of a master index for the
entire volume.
The index does NOT contain the names of the "Officiant", be it minister, judge,
magistrate, etc.
When looking for a specific marriage record, be sure to check the index for both the
bride and groom's names. If one was incorrectly entered, transcribed or copied, it is
less likely that both names would suffer from a similar error.

2008

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DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1885
From Book 6 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court,Room
144, Law and JUdicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough~
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Bridegroom
ADAMS, George W.'
ALLEN, Israel
ALLEN, Luther D.T.
Jeff Co, KS
ALLEN, Robert
ANDERSON, George
APITZ, Edwin F.
ASHLEY, William E.
BADSKEY, Thomas
BAHNMAIER, Henry"
BAILEY, Nathaniel H.
BAIR, Abraham J.Hutchinson, KS
BAKER, John C.
BARTELSON, Irvin G.
BEATTY (BEATTIE).J}eorge
BEATTY, William
BEEZLEY, Thomas N.
Linwood, KS
BELL, Francis M.
Norwood, MO
BELVOIR, Frank
BENEFIELD, John F.
BENEFIELD, William W.
Dg Co, KS
BIXLER, Emanuel
BLECEL, John
BOLEN, Joseph
BOUTON, Lyman C.
Williamstown,KS
BO\-.'ERS, John W.
~TON, James M.
BREWINGTON, Joshua
Aurora, IN

Bride

Date/Place

Page #

Officiant

FIRKINS, Mabel
CLAY, Dora
DEAN, Cynthia C.
Jeff Co, KS
PEMETLONE, Annie E.
FAWL, Maggie
MIDDLEWN, Ida B.
ROCKAFEI.r.ER, Mary E.
KESLER, Sarah .
HILDENBRANDT, Minnie
MORGAN, Elnora
ROTHROCK, Minnie'B.
Lawr,'KS
MC NEES, Minnie R.
WINSTON, liannah L.
HOLLISTER, Martha J.
GRISWOLD, Nellie F.
SERVICE, Ella
Linwood, KS
CARTER, Alice L.
Bentonsport, LA
DEAY, Ella
BROOKS, Lizzie
WATSON, Lydia
Urbana, KS
HAYES, Myra
PLECEL, Bertha
KARNES, Rachel
KINCAID, Georgia A.'
Williamstown, KS
SMITH, Sarah N.
HEMMINGER, Martha
PI.PER(FIPHER),Olive L.
Big Springs,KS

6 Nov 1885
31 Aug 1885
7 July 1885-

122
91
76

H. H. Howard, JP
B. F. Bates, MG
A. H.Stote, Min.

63
117
58
69
17
105
62
74

Dudley Lee, MG
Francis Herberich,Pr.
J. W. Alderman,MG
W. J. Osborn, MG
Thomas G. Winey , MG
Jacob Schmidli, MG
N. T.Peddycord,MG
A. H. Stote, Min.

Lawr,KS

2 June 1885
28 Oct 1885
9 May 1885
16 June 1885
15 Jan 1885
8 Oct 1885
9 June 1885
5 July 1885Lawr, KS-

4 Mar 1885
34
59
13 May 1885
1 June 1885
62
18 June 1885
71
11 July 1885'78
Linwood, KS
5 Nov 1885122
Lawr, KS
24 Nov 1885
129
43
29 Mar 1885
20 May 188561
Dg. Co, KS
·11 June 1885
67
87
8 Sept 1885
10,May 1885
58
25 Aug 188590
Wyandotte Co ,KS
29 Sept 1885
102
9 Nov 1885
123
98
13 Sept 1885Big Springs,KS l

Geo.Winterbourne,MG
Washington Mercer,MG
A. Beatty, Min.
A. Beatty, D.D.·
J. W. Spring, .MG

A. H. Foote, PJ.
A. H. Foote, PJ
J • W. Alderman, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Rev.S.L. Johnson·
Joseph Hardes,Priest
W. W. Harris, MG
John Bennett, MH·
A. H. Foote,PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ,
R. c. ~cKinney, MG

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Bridegroom

N

BRYANT, Jasper M.
Ashland, KS
BRYSON, Virtulan C.
Osage Co, KS
BUCKNER, Robert J.
Topeka, KS
CALDWELL, Eddie F.
CAMPBELL, Charles W.
CANARY, John
Leavenworth Co,KS
qARTER, Lewis E.
Chanute, KS
CHAMNESS, Oscar L.
Kans City, MO
CHERINGTON, Austin B.
..
,Clay Center, KS
CHURCHBAUG~ Samuel'
CLARE, James C.
Jeff Co, KS
CLARK~ David S.
COBLENTZ, Samuel C.
Lecompton, KS
COLE, David D.
COOPER, Alva C.
Richmond, IN
COOPER, Luther D.

Bride

DatejFlace

TRYON, Dolly
30 Dec 1885Media, KS
Lawr,1ffi
BACHELOR, Emma
4 Jan 1885Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
DEAN, Frances E.
29 Dec 1885Lawr, KS
Lawr, KS
MC FARLAND, Mary V.
21 Oct 1885
ASHLEY, Martha E.
27 Oct 1885
HILL, Mary
22 July 1885Leavenworth CO'KS
Lawr,KS
WOOD, Ella
14 Oct 1885Lawr, KS
Lawr, KS
EVANS, Agnes Adela
1 Nov 1885Lawr, KS
Lawr, KS
ALMOND, Joey
17 Feb 1885
Lawr, KS
Lawr, KS
WELLS, Mary L.
26 Nov 1885
RITTER, Anna M.
9 Mar 1885Jeff Co, KS
Lawr ,KS
EDLER, Mary
18 Feb 1885
HOOVER, Delia
11 June 1885Verona, MO
Lecompton,KS
CARTER, Mollie J.
15 Jan 1885
SMITH, Laura A.
9 Dec 1885Lawr, KS
. Lawr, KS
HARVILL, Eva May
2 Apr 1885
Commonly called Florence

Page #

Officiant

141

A. H. Foote, PJ

3

Wm. Messenheimer,JG

140

W. Wright '. MG

114
117
81

Richard Cordley, MG·
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ

112

L. W. Spring, Min

118

Amos H. Stote, MG'

25

A. G. Sawin, MG

130
37

Christopher Flory,MG :
A. lie Foote, PJ

29
65

A. J. Jennings, JP
Rev. E. B. Slade ,Min.

18
134

J. W. Alderman, I1G
A. H. Foote, PJ

44

Richard Cordley,MG

73

T. J. I1erritt,Min

23

A. H. Foote, PJ

118
94 (
137
111 .

J. M. Sullivan, MG
Wm. Irelan,· Min.
E. C•. Boaz, MG
S. M. Osmond, MG

P. SAMPSON

CORPORAL(CORPERAL)HenryA. JOHNSON, Lucinda
25 June 1885Dg. Co,KS
Leav Co, KS
Lawr, KS
CRABTREE, Charles
FORSYTHE, Josie
4 Feb 1885Caddo, Ind.Terr.
Lenape, KS
Lawr, KS
CRAIG, John W.
PARKER, Lizzie
29 Oct 1885
CRAIGMILE, Lewis C.
TOLLE, Belle
5 Sept 1885
CROSBY, Mower I.
TAYLOR, Catharine
23.Dec 1885
"CHESTNUT, Robert W.
HULICK, Jennie P.
10 Oct 1885(Clay Center and Lawrence go with this couple)
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Bridegroom·

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Bride

CROUSE, William H.
MELVILLE, Nellie
Waverly, KS
Lawr, KS
CURTIS, William H.
COLE, Carrie W.
DAUGHERTY, Charles H. JENNINGS, Bellinda T.
DAVIS, J. Albert
REEDER, Ida B.
Prospect, OH
Lecompton,KS
DAVIS, John T.
GRISMORE, Anna
DAVIS, William W.
. DURLAND, Maude E.
DAY, John N.
KEEZEL, Virginia
DEAY, Lewis M.
KARNES, Josephine
DEAY, Odell
STANWIX, Anna
nIMON, George
HUDSON, Hattie
DOLBEE, Peter A.
El"ll"lETT, Eliza M.
DOOLITTLE, Leonard B.
FLORY, Susannah
Lagrange Co, IN
Lawr, K8
DORNON, George B. Mc ClellaIi DESKIN, Sarah E.
DUGGER, Alfred P.
BRADY, Mary E.
DUNCAN, Frank M.
DAVIDSON, Cosby
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
DURHAt'l", "Isaac
RHODES, Mattie N.
DYER, 'James H.
DWYER, Mary
Media, KS
Edgerton, KS
ECKMAN, Jacob S.
EATON, Sarah F.
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
FAXON, George T.
HOFFl"lAN, Rosa
FIELDS, Thomas
MITCHELL, Annie
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
FISHER, Franklin F.
PIERCE, Clara V.
FISHER, Herman A.
MC GEE, Carla
Topeka, KS
Lawr, KS
FLORY, John M.
ANDERSON, Sarah
FOX, Charles H.Jr.
TAYLOR, Nancy E.
FREEMAN, Eugene M.
HALE, Winnie
Belvoir, KS
Belvoir, KS
FRE1NMUTH, William
]'1 SCHER , Eda H.

bate/Flace

Page #

18 June 18857.0
Lawr,KS
28 Dec 1885
139
1 Apr 1885
44
18 June 188568
Lecompton, KS
8 Aug 1885
86
14
2 Jan 1885
24 Dec 1885
136
19 Mar 1885
40
10 Sept 1885
95
26
8 Feb 1885
31 Aug 1885
91
30 Dec 1885142
Lawr, KS
2 May 1885 '
54
3 Sept 1885
92
18
15 Jan 1885Linwood, KS
3 Jan 1885
13
15 Sept 188597
Edgerton, KS '
10 June 188567
Lawr, KS
24 Dec 1885137
24 Sept 1885101
Lawr, KS
25 Oct 1885
115
3 June 188564
Lawr, KS
19 Mar 1885
41
15 Apr 1885
50
21 July 188580
Dg Co, KS
5 Nov 1885
121,

Officiant
Richard Cordley,MG
A. H. Foote ,_ PJ
John Wilder, JP
Simon B.Erwin,MG
John K. Dunn,MG
A. H. Foote, FJ
P. 1"1. Lewis, MG
A. R. Foote, PJ
A. J. Jennings, JP
A. H. Foote, PJ
James Marvin, MG
Joseph Michael,MG

A. H. Foote, PJ

Edmond C. Boaz,MG
J.W. Spring, MG
A. J. Jennings, JP
M. J. Gleason,?riest

H. H. Howard, JP
A. M. Richardson,MG
A. R. b'oote, PJ

G. S. Lake, MG
James Marvin, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ
J. M. Hilbish, MG
Chas.Chadwick,Pol.Jud.

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Bridegroom'
. GATHEHS, Joseph E.
Kans City, MO
GEORGII, Charles
GEHREIJ.', Lewis E.
GIDEONS, Charles
Dg Co, KS
GIMBLET , J obn G.
GOTHARD, Andrew J.
Atchison, KS
GOTTSTEIN, J obn
GRAVES, Clarence
Topeka, KS
GREEN, Washington
GREGG, Albert

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Bride

WATKINS, Emma J.
Lawr, KS
, FOT.KT.IoR, Rosena
HUFF, Valerie
BROWN, Millie
Dg Co, KS
EBERHART, Mary E.
FRANKLIN, Julia A.
Lawr,KS
DEAY, Mattie
CRITTENDEN, Jennie F.
Topeka, KS
POWELL, Mary
MORTON, Dora
Lawr,KS
Carrolton, MO
GRIFFIN, John H.
WILSON, Martha
Perryville, KS
Perryville,' KS
GROSSKOPFF, Max
COLSON, Charlotte
HAEFFNER, John
TRANSMEYER, Sophie
HAGERMAN, Elmer E.
HOSKINSON, Emma M.
HAGUE",' 'William J.
SHELTON, Samantha M.
Cedar 'Junction, KS
Cedar JUnction, KS
HALL, Christopher C.
THOMPSON, Katie A.
HALL, Hiram G.
COFPES, Retta
HAMILTON, John D.
GWIN, Mary'L.
HANSON, James N.
FEARSON, Nancy J.
Leav Co, KS
Le~v Co, KS
HOUSER, J. Otto
MULL, Mary E.
Kans Ci ty, MO
Lawr, KS
I~STON, Daniel F.
HEJ..BTON, Susan
. Willow Spgs,KS
Doniphan Co, KS
HEATHMAN, John S.
GRANT Julia H.
Dg Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
HERSHEY, Isaac L.
METSKER, Clara D.
Whitman Co,Wash Ter.
Dg Co, KS

RECOhDS - 1885 (Cont'd)

Date/Place

Page #

Officiant

10 June 1885Lawr, KS
12 Nov 1885
21 July 1885
19 Apr 1885Leav CO", KS
6 Mar 1885
8 Jan 1885-

68

James Marvin,l"1G

121
81
49

W. C. Price ,. J'P
A. H. Foote, FJ

36
16

J. W. Jarboe, MG
A. J. Russell ,Min.

Lawr,KS

S. J. McNaughton,JP

"3 Mar 1885
33
15 June 188567
Lawr, KS
88
17 Aug 1885
113
19 Oct 1885Lawr, KS
8 Dec 1885':"Lic only 132
Dg Co, KS
7 July 1885
77
48
13 Apr 1885
46
5 Apr 1885
16 July 188579

A; lie Foote, PJ
L. S. Steele, JP

12 July 1885
25 Sept 1885 .
13 Feb 1884
6 June 1885Lawr, KS
23 July 1885Lawr, KS
24 Sept 1885Lawr, KS
24 June 1884Lawr, KS
15 Feb 1885Dg Co, KS

72
101
27
65

A. C.• Read, MG

82

A. H. Stote,' MG

100

J. W. Stewart, MG

72

A. M. Richardson, MG

28

Joseph

Lawr,KS

B. F. Bates, MG
W. Wright, Min.

A. H. Foote,PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ
Peter Brubaker,MG
D. H. Welch,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
James Marvin, MG
Daniel E. Smith,l'''d,n
H. H. Howard, JP

~ichael,MG

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Bridegroom

Bride

HICKS, Andrew W.
CASEY, May
Beloit, KS
Beloit, KS
HILL, Richard
CARMICHAEL, Ella
HIMES, Harvey H.
IUILLEN, Lydia L.
.HITCHCOCK, Francis M. LIMING, Mollie J.
'liOLLIDAY(HOLIDAY) ,Joseph A. DUVALE, Ella F.
HOLSINGER, David K.
BANKS, Agnes J.
HOPKINS, Geo. Scott
PIERSON, Cora E.
Holton, KS
Lawr, KS
HOUSEWORTH, John W.
SMITH, Rachel
HOWE, Daniel M.
MC NURNEY, Katie
. Kans City, MO
Lawr, KS
HUMBERT, Elias
SHUBERT, Florence V.
HUTCHESON, Andrew J.
BALDWIN, Hattie
HYATT, William I.
PATTERSON, Belle A.
Lawr, KS
Carbondale, KS
INGRAM, John
RICHARDSON, Lena
lT1
IRWIN, John A.
SMITH, Anna G.
JAEnICKE, Francis
BERGER, Lillian
JARBOE, James W.
ELLER, Mary M.
JENNESS, Fred H.
CROSBY, Lepha L.
Baldwin; KS
Lyndon, KS
JOHNSON, Isaac
CHRISTIAN, Leanna V.
JOHNSON, John
PETERSON, Lovisa G.
JOHNSON, William H.
KLEE, Augusta
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
KAEGI, Henry
WINN, Mary E.
KAUB, Joseph
STUDEBAKER, Nettie
KEESLER, Charles J.
Cherryvale,KS
KLEIN, Christ
KRAUS, Ernest W.
KYLE, Benjamin
Williamstown,KS
-HOFFMAN, John D.
Richland, KS

COHNELIUS, Eva
Lawr, KS
RUEDY, Katie
ANDERSON, Maggie
HERD, Nancy E.
Williamstown, KS
WILSON, Alwilda A.
Richland, KS

Date/Place

Page #

O£ficiant

J. W. alderman, MG
11 July 188577
Lawr, KS
B. F. Bates, MG
115
23 Oct 1885
A. H. Foote,' PJ
11 Sept 1885
96
A. H. Foote, PJ
84
3 Aug 1885
A. G. Sawin., Min.
11
1 Jan 1885
D. E. Smith, MG
38
19 Mar 1885
J ame s Marvin, MG
131
26 Nov 1885Lawr, KS
N. Williams,MG
22
3 Feb 1885
A.
T. Ennis,Priest
108
. 6 Oct 1885Lawr, KS
Wm. Humbert,Deacon
60
18 May 1885
Nathaniel Williams,MG
10
1.Jan 1885
Justus McCoy,MG
24 Dec 1885135
Osage Co,KS
Washington Mercer,MG :
22 Jan 1885
19
Samuel G. Miller,MG
61
3 June 1885
James Marvin, MG
103
30 Sept 1885
James E. Hilkey, MG
17
15 Jan 1885
Werter
R~ Davis,MG
3 June 188563
Baldwin, KS
W. Wright, MG
1 Dec 1885
132
A.
H. Foote, PJ
12
1 Jan 1885
]'ox, JP
w.
W.
11 May 188559
Armourdale, Wyan, Co, KS
J. w. Alderman; MG
2 Apr 1885
45
A. H. Foote, PJ
40
19 Mar 1885-lic
only
A •. H. Foote, PJ
14 Sept 188598
Lawr, KS
A. H. Foote, PJ
120
4 Nov 1885
John Wilder, JP
19 Mar 1885
39
Justus McCoy, Min.
110
7 Oct 1885Lawr, KS
A. 'H. Foote,FJ
5 Aug 188585
Lawr, KS

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Bridegroom

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LANGSTON, Desaline W. ·THOMPSON, Mary
Topeka, KS
Lawr, KS
LAWSON, James
SPIDLE, Eva
LEE, Alexander
LEE, Julia
LEE, Andrew
DAVY, Emma
LEE, John H.
BRADLEY, Mary
Reno, KS
Reno, KS
LINDLEY, Edward A.
BAILEY, Florence R.
LOTHHOLZ, William
BARTUSCH, Rosa
mCY, Charles S.
FOGERTY, Laura
MANSFIELD, Harry S.
ROGERSON, Fanny
8ilver Lake, KS
. Topeka, KS
MARCH, William F.
MILES, Lena
MORGAN, William Albert REINERT, Margaret E.
Dg Co, KS
.
Media, KS
MARKLEY, George W.
FLORY, Dora
MARTIN, George
HUDGINS, Dora
MARTIN, William S.
HARRIS, Amanda S.
YlATHEW8, Francis Ii.
STEPHENSON, Clara
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
MC CANN, William C.
DUNLAP, Lula M.
MC CONNELL, David T.
GRAY,Hattie H.
Welda, K8__
Lawr, KS
HC CORKHILL, Fran~s K. CANOVAN, Emma
Jeff Co, K8
Jeff Co, KS
MC LAUGHLIN, John H.
HEBERLING, Hattie
Osage Co, KS
Osage Co, KS
MEDHURST, Charles P.
PEER, Dora E.
MERCER, Midiam
JONES, Rhoda
MERRICK, Daniel B.
Y~S, Rose
MEYER, William B.
BAUER, Emma E.
California, MO
Fall Leaf, KS
~IDDAUGH, Jacob S.
HOWELL, Lizzie
Rochester, NY
Dg Co, KS
MILLER, William C.
l-10RROW, Rosa
HILYARD, Addison
SPITLER, Mollie

Date/place

Page #

Officiant

8 Jan 1885Lawr, KS
5 May 1885
5 Feb 1885
2 Apr 1885
8 Aug 1885Lawr, KS
10 Jan 1885
25 Nov 1885
3 Mar 1885
12 Feb 1885Lawr, KS
1 Oct 1885
10 June 1885Media, KS
15 Apr 1885
3 Oct 1885
25 Oct 1885
28 Apr 1885Leav Co, KS
12 Aug 1885
12 Mar 1885Lawr, KS
18 Nov 1885Jeff Co, KS
9 Sept 1885Lawr, KS
11 Aug 1885
23 Dec 1885
1 Jan 1885
4 Apr 1885Lawr, KS
29 Sept 1885Dg Co, KS
16 Sept 1885
26 Feb 1885

15

A. H. Foote, PJ

56
24
45
86

A. H. Foote, PJ
Robert Martin, MG
Dudley Lee, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

16
130
33
25

. James
J. J.
J. A.
J. W.

P. Kendall,MG
Silbermann, MG
Hubenger,Min.
Alderman, MG

104
66

J. A. Lippincott,MG
A. G. Sawin, MG

50
106
116
53

A. H. Foote, ~J
Washington Mercer,MG
E. Atkinson, Min.
Joseph Magrath,·JP

88
38

J ames Marvin, fIG
Jas. Marvin, I'1G

127

J. H. Roberts,JP

95

A. H. Foote, PJ

87
138
12
46

A. H.
w. J.
A. N.
A. H.

102

S. M. Osmond, MG

99
32

\". J. -Osborn, MG
Christopher Flory,MG

Foote, PJ
Osborn, MG
Richardson,MG
Foote, PJ

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Bridegroom
MONROE, William E.
MOODY, Martin W.
Chicago, IL
MOONEY, Thomas
. Lawr, KS
MOORE, John T.
MORRIS; William
MURTAUGH, James
NESBIT, WilliamA.
.;.NICHOLS, Will C.
NICKUM, James R.
NIEDER, Henry
NIPPER, David M.
Jeff Co, KS
NORRIS, James P.
Dg Co, KS
NORTHROP, George
OSHEL, Thomas W. Jr.
Johnson Co, KS .
P.ALMATEER, Norman S.
PALMER, Alfred
PEARSON, Matthew E.
PENCE, Willis A.'
PETEFISH, Charles
PErEFISH, l"larion P.
••PETERS, Jordan B.
PHENICIE, William C.
Reno, KS
PIERSON, Marcus J.
FINE, Charles T.
PLAMONDON, James A.
Topeka, KS
FOLAN, Elmer E.
POWER, Byron B.
Oakland City, MI
PUGH, John W• .
•
Mexico, MO
••
Platte Co,MO

Bride
ABRA11Z, Julia

Datetplace

19 Apr 1885
FRICl{]ll, Ella J.
16 Sept 1885Lawr, KS
Lawr, KS
WELSH,Rosanna(Rose Ann) 20 Jan 1885De So,:t 0 , KS
Eudora, KS
RANKIN, Lucinda
6 Oct 1885
GILBERT, Mollie
7 Oct 1885
PLUY~iliR, Anna H.
23 July 1885
PUCKETT, Elvira
9 Dec 1885
BADSKY, Lizzie B.
5 Aug 1885CUNNINGHAM, Mary A.
2 July 1885
HULLMANN,Katharina(Cathriene) 9 Aug 1885
SANDS, Minnie
5 l"w.r 1885Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
HAAS, Sarah S.
7 Apr 1885Leav Co, KS
LaMr, KS
WHITLOCK, ElizmM.
18 Mar 1885
JOY, Amelia
6 Oct 1885Dg' Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
DAY, Carrie
4 Oct 1885
WALTMAN, Annie
1 Oct 1885
DAVIS, Carrie
31 Dec 1885
VAN HOESEN. , Mary H.
18 Feb 1885
MOUGHAN, Katie A.
6 June 1885
RICHARDSON, Mary A.
23 Mar 1885
PENFOJ:,D, Lydia J.
3 Feb 1885, 0' BRIEN, Annie
7 May 1885Tonganoxie,KS
Vinland,KS
DOANE, Myra E.
3 June 1885
E~LER,. Jennie l"1.
29 Mar 1885
CHAMBERLAIN, Hattie O.
14 July.1885Topeka, KS
Lawr, KS
RANDOLPH, Mollie C.
18 Oct 1885
KILWOhTH, Cora C.
29 Jan 1885Lawr, KS
Lawr, KS
THURBER, Lottie
26 Aug 1885
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
Lawr, KS

Page #

Officiant

51
99

J. W. Alderman, MG
Samuel B. Barnitz,MG

19

Rev.Elias Mayer,Priest

107
110
82
133
75
83
34

Richard Cordley, MG
Washington Mercer, MG
John K. Dunn, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Thomas G. Winey,MG
E. C. Boaz, MG
Henry Juckhoff,MIN~
C. W.Cherry, JP

47

A. H.

39
105

A. H. Foote, PJ
G. R. Houts, MG

107
103
142
28
56
41
22
57

John Wilder, JP
J ames Marvin, MG
Wm. P •. Haworth', MG
A. G. Sawin, MG
Werter R. Davis, MG
Rev. R. J. Burns
A. H.Foote, PJ
A. M. Richardson. MG

64

43
79

J. w. Alderman, MG
W. J. Osborn,MG .
A. H. Foote, PJ

113
21

Chas.Chadwick,PoliceJud.
J. W. Alderman, MG

90

James M. Hilbish, MG

84

:b~oote,

PJ

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co

Bridegroom

Bride

Date/place

Page #

Officiant

RAGER, Samuel
RAPIER, Thomas
Shawnee Co, KS
RAYMOND, Harry L.
REDMOND, Freston A.
REED, David S.
REEDY, Lewis M.
REYNOLDS, Arthur
ROBBINS, Bascom
Welda, KS
ROLLER, John
RUTTER, Edmund M.
Dg Co, KS
RYDER, Charles H.
Linwood, KS
SCHLEIFER, J obn S.
SCHMIDLI, Jacob
SCHNETJ.ER, John P.
SCHOEPFLIN, William
Dg Co, KS
SCHUTZ, F. Joseph
Leav Co, KS
SCOTT, Frank A.
Leav Co, KS
SEEVER, Lewis M.
Linwood, KS
SELL, Samuel E.
SHEAN, Joseph M.
SHELTON, John F.
Cedar Junction, KS
SHIELDS, Edgar A.
SHIRK, William H.
SHRIMFLIN, Marion
Leav Co, KS
SIf~ONS, Vernum P.
SII"ION, William F.

HICKS, Mary
LENDROM. Phebe
.Dg Co, KS
NOYES, Abbie E.
BENEFIELD, Ella
WALLACE, Maria A.
EDMONDSON, Effie E.
BARRICKIDW, Dnma
MOORE, Carrie
Baldwin, KS
CROWDER, V. Adelaide
SliARF, Laura B.
Steuben Co, IN
WENBERG, Helena
Linwood, KS
PETERSON, Elizabeth M.
FRANKE, :Emma
CROLL, Lizzie
LEWIS, Hannah J.
Osage Co, KS
ROBESON, Eliza J.
Leav Co, KS
COX, Margaret A.
Dg Co, KS
SWAN, Ella C.
Linwood, KS
GUNN, Mary B.
ANDERSON, Jennie A.
WHITE, Effie H•.
DeSoto, KS
WILLIAMS, Lizzie
MC KAY, Hannah
BICKFORD, Maggie
Leav Co, KS
FARLEY, Hattie H.
BRAD:FORD, Lillie F.

29 Mar 1885
21 Oct 1885Lawr, KS
16 June 1885
12 Feb 1885
22 Jan 1885
10 Nov 1885
3 Aug 1885
23 Dec 1885Baldwin, KS
5 Mar 1885
9 Feb 1885Lawr, KS
11 Nov 1885Linwood, KS
20 Aug 1885
29 Dec 1885
8·0ct 1885
18 Feb 1885Dg Co, KS
25 June 1885Lawr, KS
24 Sep 1885Dg Co, KS
1 Jan 1885

42
114

W. J. Osborn, MG
John M. Wilkerson,· MG

60
27
20
124
83
136

Richard Cordley, MG
J. W. Alderman, MG
T. J. Merritt, MG
Richard Cordley, MG.
John K. Dunn, MG
W. H. Sweet, MG

35
26

A.M. Richardson, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

124

J. W. Spring, MG

89
140
108
30

I. J. Delo, MG
John Wuerth, MG
T. W. Tiegenbaum, MG
J. W.Stewart, JP

73

H. E. Woodcock,MG

100

J. A. Lippincott, MG

13

A. H. Foote, PJ .

35
31
96

C. G. Crysler, MG
A. H. Foote, Ji'J
A. H. Foote, PJ .

14
49
128

Thomas G. Winey, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ

52
133

A~

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4 Mar 1885
25 Feb 1885
9 Sept 1885Lawr, KS
10 Jan 1885
12 Apr 1885
23 Nov 1885:"
Lawr, KS
27 Apr 1885
9 Dec 1885

Fred Sherry, MG
H. Foote, PJ

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Bridegroom

\0

-Bride

SISSON, Thomas
Pamona, KS
SMITH, Albert E.
6r'lITH, Henry
SPANGLER, William B.
Lawr,KS
SPERAW, Erwin S.
STEPHENS, Nelson J.
STEPHENS, William A.
STILL, James A.
Browning, MO
S~ILWELL, William o.
Coffey Co, KS
STOLBERT, James
Kans City, MO
STRODE, James
STUBECK, Emil
STULL, Sylvester
STUTSMAN, William
SVENSON, Hans
SWAIM,. John A.
Howard City, KS
TAYLOR, George W.
Lawr, KS
THAYER, William
Kans City, MO
THOMPSON, Carm M.
TODD, William Ashbell
TOWERY, James

SIMMONS, Rosa B.
Baldwin, KS
EVANS, Ida
BATES, Ella M.
BAUMAN, Caroline
Neodesha, KS
HOLLOWAY, Marian D.
CALDWELL, Elizabeth V.
REYNOLDS, Mattie,
AT.TtEN' , Jennie A.
DgCo, KS
AMSDEN, Clara
Baldwin City ,KS
STAMP, Anna
Lawr, KS
HOUX, Frances
P.AI.H, Beda
KOEHLER, Mary
SHIVELY, Attitia
OLSON, Carrie
NC CREATH, Melinda Jane
Dg Co, KS
BROWN, Maria
Lawr, KS
ALLSTOT,' Emma Cora
Lawr, KS
WEIDEMAN, Hattie M.
MOORE, Nary E.,
CARPENTER, Sarah A.'

TRYON, James W.
Media, KS
TUCKER, Charles
UHL, Emry S.
Columbus, KS
ULRICH, Jacob R.

LIGGETT, Lucy B.,
Vinland, KS
BELL, Matilda
OSBORNE, Franc

Lawr,KS

KENNEDY, Eva L.

Date/l?lace

Page #

Officiant

5 May 1885Baldwin, KS
24 Nov 1885
27 Jan 1885
2 Sept 1885Wilson Co, KS
8 Oct 1885 '
16 Apr 1885
3 Sept 1885
1Q June 1885Dg Co, KS
5 May 1885Dg Co, KS
15 Oct 1885Lawr,KS
4 Nov 1885
27 Nov 1885
17 Nov 1885
20 Dec 1885
13 Nov 1885
18 Feb 1885Dg Co, KS
2 May 1885Shawnee Co,KS
23 Feb 1885Lawr, KS
3 July 1885
11 Nov 1885
7 ]\eb 1885-Lic
only
13 Sept 1885Media, KS
'26 Oct 1885
30 June 1885Lawr, KS
8 Oct 1885

53

w.

125
21
92
109
51
93
70

H. Sweet, MG

A. M. Richardson, MG

A. G. Sawin, MG
James Marvin, MG

Werter R. Davis,MG
Beatty, MG
H. Sweet, MG
Werter R. Davis, MG

A.

w.

55

A. G. Sawin, MG

112

A. Beatty, MG

120
128
127
135
126
30

A. H.
A. H.
J. C.
J'. w.
A. H.

54

J. M. Matheny, JP

31

A. H. Foote, PJ

76
125
24

E. Atkinson, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

97

James A.Armstrong,MG

116
75

Was~ington

109

A. H. Foote, PJ

J. W.

Foote, PJ
Foote, PJ
V:incent, JP
Jarboe, l1G
Foote, PJ
Alderman, MG

A. H. Foote, PJ

Mercer, MG
J. W. Alderman, MG

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Bridegroom

DateIPlace

Bride

UNGER, John
8 Apr 1885
HILDENBRAND, Louisa
VIC'l'OR, Hermann
10 Aug 1885
HOFFMAN, Ettie
VINCENT, Frederick W. TITCHER, Lillian N.
11 Mar 1885. Lawr, KS
Osage Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
. WARE, Thomas
WHITAKER, Nellie
17 Feb 1885
WEATHERBY, David
CRADIT,. Harriet
9 June 1885. Media, KS
Dg Co, KS
Crawford Co,IA
21
June 1885
WEAVER, Levi P.
WRIGHT, Sarah A.
4 Oct 1885
WEEKES, Lewis
HUGHES, Hannah
14 Apr 1885~WEIL, Nicholas
STROBEL, Julia
WEIR, Stephen L.
TURNER, Katie A.
21 Jan 1885Vinland, KS
Dodge City, KS
Vinland, KS .
10 Sept 1885WELLS, George F.
MERCER, Salina
Lawr,KS
Leavenworth, KS
Dg Co, KS
W~~ZEL, George C.
TOWNSEND, Saddie E.
6 Dec 1885_
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
a
WHEELER, Ransler H.
MARTIN, :Emma
24 Mar 1885
WHI/rE, Martin G.
14 July 1885
YORK, Maggie
WHITE, William
JENKINS, Mary
10 Oct 1885
WHITLOCK, William A.
CLARK, Ella B.
;0 Dec 1885
. WHIPP., J. Will
KAVANAUGH, Agnes
1 Oct 1885Council Grove, KS
Lawr, KS
Lawr, KS
WHITSON, Charles B.
HEDDEN, Maria (Mary ) R.
11 Nov 1885
WIDEMAN, David C.
GARRARD, Violetta
9 Nov 1885Kans City, I"10
Kans City, 110
Lawr,KS
WIEDEMANN, Robert F.C. MIETH, Anna
29 Oct 1885
WIGGINS, FTank D.
KEENER, Ida
4 Nov 1885
WILLIAMS, John T.
SPERRY, Alice .
18 July 1885Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
••WILLIS, John
PARISH, Mollie E.
8 Jan 1884
WINCHELL, George H.
ELDRIDGE, Hattie G.
27 June 1885
WIND, Charles
FUNK, Beana
26 Feb 1885
WINGATE, John H.
MILLER, Ora L.
*4 Sept 1885
·Another iicense for this couple on page 55 dated 2 May 1885.
WOLF, Albert Von
PIERSON, Tillie
16 Dec 1885Las Vegas,NM
. Dg Co, KS
". Dg Co~ KS
Johnson
Co,
1(8
Johnson Co, KS(
•
Dg Co, KS
CHAPMAN, . Lida .. \, ,
··WILSO~, Charles
24 Dec· 1885
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Officiant

47

87
3?

Joseph Hahskopf
A. lie Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ

29
66

John Wilder, JP
Jacob Baay, Min

71
106
20

Fred Sherfy, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
J'acob Schmidli, MG
George Winterbourne,Ydn.

94-

w.

131

Joseph Magrath, JP

42
?8
111
141
104

S. M. Os~ond, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
B. F. Bates, MG
Asa J.Warren, l"IG
A. H. Foote, PJ

126
123

A. H. Foote, PJ
A. R. Foote, PJ

119
119
80

A. H. Foote', PJ
A.H. Foote, PJ·
Samuel Kelsall,Min.

15
74
32
93

J. W. Alderman, MG
Richard Cordley, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ

48

134
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".'

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J. Osborn, MG

A. l'"l. Richardson ,MG

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Bridegroom

Bride

Date/place

Page #

Officiant

WOODWARD, Ezra G.
WRIGHT, Marcus R.
WULFKUHLE, Christian
_ Dg Co, KS
WuLFKUHLE, Henry-W.
Dg Co, KS
YATES, George L.
Beloit, KS
ZIGLER, John
Fall Lea!, KG

PFrEFISH, Lotte L.
JONES, Celestia E.
SCHNEID~, Mary
Shawnee Co, KS
WELCH, E. Lizzie
Shawne.e Co, KS
CHENEY, :&amp;lma I.
Baldwin, KG
WARREN, :Emma
Linwood, KS

23 Apr 1885
29 Nov 1885
? Aug 1885?
? Feb 1885Shawnee Co, KS
10 Mar 1885Baldwin, KS
6' Hay 1885-

52
129
85

A. H. Foote, PJ
Peter Bru'baker, MG
Henry Juckho!!,MG

23

Henry Juckho!!,Min.

36

Geo.H. Cheney, MG

57

A. H. Foote, PJ

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.

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From Book 6 iIi the ottice ot the Clerk ot the Specialized Division ot the District Court, RooDi'144,
Law and JUdicial Building, Lawrence, ·Kansas. Compiled by Edna welling and Vivian Clough.
Bi:ide.groom

~

AGNEW, Nimrod P.
Kansas City, MO
AIlIm, Charles
AI,I,EN, James L. .
AMANN, Frank H.
Atchison Co, XS'
ANDERSON, Allison
"ANDERSON, John A.
ANDERSON, J obo S.
Linwood, KS
ANDERSeN, Miller·
ARMSTRONG, Henry R.
Johnson Co, lCS
ARMSTRONG, Oliver
Edgerton, KS
AUSTIN, Edward J.
BADSKY, Joei P.
BAILEY, David M.

Scott Co, XSBAKER, Jasper
Marion, KS
BALDWIN, Albert C.
BARDWELL, John W.
Kingman, KS
BARNES, Arthur M.
Concordia, KS
BARNES, William M.
Jett Co, KS
BARNHART, William R.
Franklin Co, KS
BARNETT, Benjamin
Jerseyville, IL

Bride

DatelPl ace

EIDmU,I,ER, Mary A.
Dg Co, lS
SCOTT, Belle (Miss)
OUTLAND, Eunice P.
HIGHFILL, Annie L.
Dg Co, IS
PEAlRS, .Annie E.
ECKMAN, Mary Christine
CLABK, Ella
Linwood, IrS
BLANKENBAKER, Mi nnie
CLARK, Melissa J.
Dg Co, KS
MUNGOR, Mary E.
Dg Co, IS
BROWN, Bettie
TEN BROECK(TENBROOK),
Nellie (Miss)
WHR, Cora A.
Dg Co, KS
HARVEY, Mary E.
Centropolis, KS
DAILEY, Georgie A.
LAWRENCE, Jennie R.
Dg Co, XS
OLDS, Lillie
Dg Co, KS
WIGHT, Susan
Holton, KS
WHISLER, Susan C.
Dg Co, KS
STEINBERG, Carrie
Dg Co, KS

18 roar 1886Dg Co, KS
7 Jan 1886
2? Jan 1886
-13 YlB.y 1886-_
Dg Co, KS
9 Dec 1886
1 Sept 1886
26 May 1886Dg Co, KS
2 Nov 1886
25 Feb 1886-Dg Co, KS
18 Nov 1886Dg Co, KS
5 Aug 1886
20 Mar 1886

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Page #
170

12 Feb 1886Dg Co, lCS
23 Dec 1886-

?
6 Oct 1886
25 May 1886Dg Co, KS
11. Sept 1886Dg Co,KS
16 Dec 1886Jetf Co, KS
30 Sept 1886Dg Co, KS
15 Sep 1886Dg Co, KS ... ...
/

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Gus Anderson, Rev.'
J as. Marvin, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

268
223
197

Werter R. Davis, .MG .
John A. Hemborg,MG'
A. H. Foote, PJ

162

~58

A. H. Foot.e, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ

262

A. H. Foote, _PJ

215
172

N. Williams, MG

154-

N. Williams, MG

272

H. R. Carter, Elder

246
195

E. C. Boaz, MG
P. M. Lewis, MG

230

Frank B. Olds, MG

271

J. P. Dickey, MG

2?7
(

. S. M. Osmond, l'lG

146
148
192

. 240
.~"', ~.~

Otficiant

. :,.; ....

Wm. Harwell, MG

B • Brubaker, MG
Joe.

Krauskopt,Rabb~

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Bridegroom

Bride

Date/place

Page #

,183
1W1MOND, tK.artha ..i..
6 May 1886
155
CURRY, Luolie J.
10 Feb 1886Dg
go,
KS
Dg
Co,
IS
Wilson Co, KS
205
BEIERMANN', August Charles KLUSSl"!EYER, Anna Paulina 30 June 1886
185
FLIMMON, Sarah
19 Apr 1886-Lic
BERRY, George
only
249
9 Oct 1886CHARITY, Fannie
BIRD, James H.
Dg Co, KS
Denver, CO
Dg Co, KS
164
9 l1ar 1886BOAZ, James N.
SEEVER, Amanda A.
Leav.Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
143
2 Jan 1886
BILTZ, Katie
BOEGEN, Louis
186
27 Apr 1886BOOHER, Charles C.
KINSEY, Katie
Topeka, KS '
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
226
BOOKINGS, David
4 Sept 1886
PA'rTERSON, Julia
24 Oct 1886
BOUCHER, Edward
254WOLFE, Minnie
......
'BCWEN,
Addison
M.
3
Nov
1886
256
PARNELL
,Mary
A.
w
168
BOWEN, ,Henry W.
14 Mar 1886MARTIN, Dorindia
Jeff Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
BOYD, William S.
FRAME, Julia'
7 Sep 1886
225
266
BRASS., William F.
7
Dec
1886
HAMMOND, Mary
24
BRAWLEY, William E.
Dec
1886
WEY, ,Maggie
275
BREIGHADl?T, George
REDDING, Emma
175
25 Mar 1886Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
192
BRENDER, Franklin A.
OBERHOLTZER, Sadie E.
13 May 1886
241
BROWN, Charles
30 Sept, 1886
JONES, Lula
BROwN, Leslie B.
COFP, Levina
3 Nov 1886257
Osage City, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
BROWNE, Ernest L.
BASSETT, Mae Velie
21 Sept 1886235
Las Vegas, NM
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
BRUBAKER, Albert
14 Jan 1886FREDERICKS, Annie
147
Reno, KS
Tonganoxie, KS
Lawr,KS
BUDREAU, Edward S.
KELSEY, Carrie B.
9 Sept 1886229
Cloud Co, KS
Cloud Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
BURGESS, Jasper N.
191
PEGG, Caroline V.
8 May 188~
Johnson Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
BURR, William N.
144
FIELD, A. Louise
4 Jan 1886
BAUM, John W.
BEARD, Edward F.

Officiant
N. William, fIG.
J as. Marvin, MG
Henry Bruns, MG
W. Wright, MG
J. W. Spring, 'MG

A. H. Foote, PJ
Thos G. Winey, MG
A. W. Walker, MG
G. M. Huffman, MG
J. J. Halbert, MG
J.'W. Atkinson, MG
E. C.
H. M.
A. H.
Jacob

Boaz,' MG
Greene, MG
Foote, PJ
Scbmidli, MG

A. lie Foote, PJ

Jno. M.Wilkerson,~G
Joseph Rahskopf,MG

A. Beatty, DD
Henry Bruns, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ
Ric;hard Cordley, MG

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Bridegroom

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CADDAGAN, Cornelius w.
NY City, NY
CAMPBELL, Murdock M.
CARR, Richard M.
Emporia, KS
CARTER, Charles K.
CARY, Waitsell E.
CASE, Samuel W.
Scott City, KS
CLARK, Ezra J.
Franklin Co, KS
COLT, Don S.
CONNER, Alfred P.
Omaha, NE
COOPER, George H.
COUNTS, Albert A.
COX, Charles' B.
Leav Co, KS
CRAl'1PTON, Edward
CRAWFORD, Charles F.
CROPP, Silas G.
Kans City, MO
CROWDER, James M.
. CUNNINGHAM, Lester B.
Dg Co, KS
DAVIS, James
DAVIS, James W.
Frank Co, KS
DAVIDSON, James A.
Dg Co, KS
DEAN, Wallace A~
DENNnTG, George S.
Kans City, MO
DICK, William S.
DINGELSTEDT, George

Bride

tatejPlace

Fage #

Officiant

BAUGHMAN, Eudora H.
Kans City, MO
ASHBY, Alice

1, May 1886Dg Co, KS
11 May 1881&gt;
14 Nov 1886Dg Co, KS
19.5ept 1886
11 Aug 1886
21 Feb 1886DgCo, KS
2B Dec 1886Dg Co, KS
6 Apr 1886
7 Apr 1886Dg Co, KS
23 Sept 1886
29 Dec 1886-Lic
? July 1886Jeff Co, KS
6 A.ug 1886
3 July 1886
3 June 1886Dg Co, KS
11 Sept 1886
6 June 1886Franklin Co,KS
2 Aug 1886
25 Feb 1886~
Dg Co, KS
8 Mar 1886Shawnee .Co, KS
23 Feb 1886
1, July 1886Dg Co, KS
29 Sept 1886
'Z} Apr 1886

193

C. G. Howland, MG

190
261

E. C. Boaz, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

236
21?

160

C. F. Teetor, MG
E. C. Boaz, MG
C. G. Howland, MG

2?6

S. Creel, MG

181
181

J. M. Sullivan, MG
S. M. Osmond, MG

239

A. H. Foote, PJ

HAAG, . ]Jnma

Dg Co, KS
MC CAGE, Nellie R.
ERISMAN, Alice B.D.
NEGLY(NEGLEY),Eliz.A.
Dg Co, KS
MC NEES, SusieDg Co, KS
SULLIVAN, Bade
ARGO, Bersme(Miss)
Dg Co, K.S
DRISDOM, Rebecca
ASHBY, Rose
GREEN, Lottie
Jeff Co, K.S
DROLLINGER, Hattie
POPPLETON, Emma
JOHNSON, Mary E.
Dg Co, KS
ORR, Nettie
ZABRISKI, Gertie M.
Centropolis, KS
KEYS, Sarah
VANLIEW, Mary
Frank Co, KS
SWEN, Isabella
Shawnee Co, KS
PATTON, Anna E.
BRISTOL, f'lattie J.
Dg Co, K.S
ELLISON, Charity A.
FRElSACH, Louisa

280
209 .

J. H. Roberts, JP

199

L. S. Steele, JP
Thos F. Norris, IiG .
Welborn Wright,MG

231
198

A. H. Foote, PJ
S. E. Pendleton,MG

214
162

A. H. Foote, PJ
A. lie Foote, PJ

165

J. H. Bonebrake,MG

·161
211

Nathaniel williams,MG
J as. Marvin, MG

240

R. A. Georg~, MG
Chas Chadwick,Pol.Jud.

215
20?

186

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Bridegroom
DOANE, Charles M.
DONALD, william H.
DORNER, Feter
DORSEY, Harrison
Dg Co, KS
DUDLEY, Herbert L.
Kans City, MO
DYER, Charles
Media, KS
EDGAR~ Lucien B.
ELLISON, Alonzo G.
FARRELL, Francil M.
FIELD, Luman A..
Cherryvale, KS
FLEER, August
. . . FORAN, James
Leav Co, KS
FORD, Wes
FORTH, William P.
FRANTZ, Albert
FRARY, N. Fred
FRASER, Daniel A.
Linwood, KS
FRIEND, Jasper R.
FRY, WilliB.lD.
FRY, William E.
Linwood, KS
FULTS. William H.
-GALLOWAY, Martin T.
GARDNER, Zemri·
DeSoto, KS
GARRISON, Thomas A.
G~~, Clinton J.
GERSTER, Daniel
.GIBBENS, James L.
GILLETTE, Leslie B.
&lt;.J1

Bride

Date/Place

Page #

Officiant

DAVIDSON, Fearl M.
CAMPBELL, Lydia C.(Miss)
MACKESY, Florence C.
YOUNG, Laura
Olathe, KS
MEADE, Katie
Olathe, KS

6 Oct 1886
28 Nov 1886
28 Sept 1886
6 July 1886Dg Co, KS
6 ~ar 1886Dg Co, KS
2 Mar 1886J obnson Co, KS
17 Oct 1886
29 Dec 1886
30 June 1886
5 Jan 1886Dg Co, KS
30 Mar 1886
25 Nov 1886Dg Co, K.S
9 Sept 1886
15 Aug 1886
17 Mar 1886
28 Jan 1886
30 May 1886Leav Co, KS
1 Sept 1886
27.Mar 1886
8 Sept 1886Leav Co, KS
8 Apr 1886
7 Apr 1886
23 Dec 1886Dg Co, KS
30-Mar 1886
14 Dec 1886
17 Sept 1886
14 July 1886
15 Dec 1886

246
209

A. H. Foote, FJ
L. K. Billingsley,
A. Beatty, DD.
W. Wright, MG

165

A. H. Foote, PJ

163

M. J. Gleason,MG

250
281
206

Thomas F.Norris,MG
A. H. Stote, MG
A.T. Ennis, Friest
J as. Marvin, PJ

DWYER, Hannah
Edgerton, KS

WALTER, Lea L.
FULTON, Nina L.
DONOHUE, Bridget
DICKSON, Nettie A.
Lawrence, KS
BREITHAUPT, Mary
MARTIN, Nora E.
Leav Co, KS
WHITAKER, Mary
BAKER, Martha
WATTS, Fannie
MlJ"LDERRICK, Minnie
BRUNK, Margaret E.
Linwood, KS
MII.T.ER,· Melissa B.
MC CULLOUGH, Ann
ANDERSON, Tena (Miss)
Linwood, KS

FIX, Emma
KATHERMAN, .Anni e E.

UNTHANK, Kate A.
DeSoto, KS
AUGUSTUS, r~ggie
SWARTZ, Luisa A.
NEWCOME, Katie
NICIaLL, Mary Grant
COOPER,Oornie

d64

239

144

174
264

~G

Jacob Schmidli,MG
A. T. Ennis,Friest

230

J om Wilder, JP
Thos. G. winey, MG
Sylvester Creel, MG
W. J. Osborn, MG
J. W.Spring, MG

223

177
228

Wm. Irelan, MG
W. Wright, MG
J. W. Spring, MG

172
182
275

J. W. Norris, MG
Joseph Michael, MG
A. H. Foote, FJ'

177
270

Andrew V. Stout, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ
F. l"l. Lewis, MG
A. Beatty, DD.

219
170
150
196

235

210
271

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Bridegroom
GILLILAND, Charles R.
Dg Co, KS
GLENN, Thomas
GOLDSTANDT, Abraham M.
Wichita, KS
GOLDTRAP, Frank E.
GRAHAM, Harlin F.
Abilene, KS
GRAHAM, Jesse M.
GREEN, William R.
Dg Co, KS
. GRESS, Charles w.
GRIMES, James W.
GRIMES, Samuel A.
GROSS, George
. . . . GROVES , James
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Jacksonville, IL
GRUBER, Wilber S.
Chernbusco, IN
HAGENBUCH, Jacob B.
HALL~ Andrew
Linwood, KS
HAMILTON, Douglas E.
Des Moines, IA
HARKINS, James
HARNESS, James V.
Chilicothe, OH
HARRIS, Irvin D.
HARRISON, Joseph Mc C.
HARVEY, Albert H.
HARVEY, Schuyler
HARVEY, William P.
HAYS, J. Porter
HEINE, Henry
HEITMAN, Warren S.
HIGHFILL, William R.

Bride

Date/Flace

Page #

Officiant

METZ, Wilhelmina P.
Tonganoxie, KS
HUMBERT, Minnie
DEICHMANN,Mary(Miss)
Dg Co, KS
BOYD, Maggie A.
PALMER, Luella
Dg Co, KS
WILLIAMSON, Lillie
ATTEE, Sallie J.
Cincinnati, OH
BOWEN, Annie M.
LUTZ, Minnie D.
HOBBS, Evelyn
BRADFORD, Mary J.
LANSDOw'N, Emma N.
Jeff Co, KS
TODD, Grace B.
South Haven, IrS
LAVO, Clara
SKINNER, Martha
Linwood, KS
WALKER, Jennie
Dg Co,'KS
TRAFHEAGEN, Kate
JONES, Mary K. (Mrs.)
Dg Co, KS

17 Oct 1886Leav Co, KS
17 Mar 1886
27 Jan 1886Dg Co, KS
20 Oct 1886
29 Dec 1886Dg Co, KS
22 Dec 1886
10 Mar 1886Dg Co, KS
2 I-lar 1886
19 Sept 1886
27 Jan 1886 '.20 Sept 1886
15 Dec 1886Jeff Co, KS
13 Jan 1886Sumner Co, KS
12 Feb 1886
3 June 1886Dg Co, KS
29 Dec 1880Dg Co, KS .
8 June 1886
3 Apr 1886Dg Co, KS
22 Mar 1886
14 Mar 1886
17 Sept 1886
1 Dec 1886
3 Feb 1886
18 Feb 1886
11 Aug 1886
17 Sept 1886
24 Dec 1886

251

Thomas Scott, MG

169
149

P. M. Lewis, rIG

252
279

R. A. George, MG
Jas. t-t..arvin, MG

272
'166

Wm. Irelan, MG
Jas. Marvin, MG

OTT, Mary
GRIMES, l"'.ary M.

MONROE, Fanny
PARKER, Lizzie
CAMPBELL, Elizabeth L.
O'BRIEN, Emily (Miss)
BURKS, Lucy·C.
ALLEN, Effie
CHEVALIER, Leona

Jos.Kranskopf,Rabbi

163
237
149
237
269

Robert J. Burns, MG
C. F. Teetor, MG
Wm. Irelan, MG.
A. H. Foote, PJ
C. W. Cherry, JP

147

A. B. Cluckner,MG

156
199

A. H. Foote', PJ
A. H. Foote, FJ

279

Jas. Marvin, MG

201
180

A. lie Foote, PJ
S. M. Osmond, MG

169
166
234
266
152
155
217
236
274

H. Mattill, l"1G
W. J. Osborn, MG
Dudley Lee f I1G
Walter Scott, MG
w. J. Osborn, I1G
Jacob Baay, MG
A. M. Richardson,I"iG
A. H. Foote, PJ
S. M. Osmond, rIG

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Bridegroom
·HIRSHLAND, Solomon
HOBBS, Charles
HOLDEN, John P.
Helena, liT
HOLLINS, Jacob
HOLMES, Frank F.
Chicago,; IL
HOSKINSON, George M.
Neola, KS
HOTZE, Warner
Richland, KS
HOUX, Lewis
hlJGHES, Squire N.
Kans City, MO
HUGHES,william R.
.,HUGHLETT, Lewis N.
·.HUNZICKER, John
HUNTER, Willard
""'-J
HYRE, John W.
~~~KSON, Henry
JAMES, Allen
JOHNSON, Holman O.
Hodgeman Co, KS
JOHNSON, Samuel H.
JONES, John
. Osage Co, KS
JONES, Will T.
JONES, William H.
Topeka, KS
KASOLD, Paul A.
KEIFER, Lyman B.
Dg .Co, KS
KELLEY, William E.
Dg Co, KS
KESTER, Thomas S.
Shiloh, OR
KESTING, Henry
!
Reading, FN
•• Colony, KS'
I-'

Bride
LEVY, Fannie (Miss)
MC KNIGHT, Anna
BOwEN, Alice M.
Dg Co, KS
COOPER, Kansas
LEWIS, Emma A.
Dg Co, KS
HAGERMAN, Annetta H.
Dg Co, KS
WHITE, Ida
Dg Co, KS
BEAST~Y, Sarah a.
JOHNSON, Adaline R.
Dg Co, KS
COREL, Kate
LEWIS, Mary E.
VOGELSANG, Mary
EDENS, Sarah

Date/Flace

28 Dec 18866 June 1886
9 Sept 1886Dg Co, KS
1 Apr 1886
5 May 1886Dg Co, KS
16 Apr 1886Dg Co, KS
31 Mar 1886Dg Co, KS
28 July 1886
13 Sept 1886Dg Co, KS
2 June 1886
27: Jan 1886
13 Oct 1886·
16 Aug 1886
4 Feb 1886
MARKLEY, Mary J.
16 Dec 1886
FRY, Amanda
2 Feb 1886
BOWMAN, Susan J.
6 May 1886MC CALL, Rosalth~
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co" KS
CARR, Louisa B.
23 l-lay 1886
JACKSON, Rachel
7 Oct 1886Leav Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
HERRINGTCN, Kate D.
9 Sept 1886
STRAIN, Erminie J.
8 Feb 1886Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
SCHULZ,' Lena
4 May 1886
BREYFOGLE, Jessie F.
25 Aug 1886Lenexa, KS
Johnson Co, KS
FLECKINGER,tlary A. (¥dss) 14 Sept 1886Indepencience, MO
Dg Co, KS
hWTER, Mary E. (Miss)
11 Nov 1886Dg Co, KS .
Dg Co, KS
ALBERT, Lena
22 May 1886
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS

Page #

Officiant

?

200
228

Jas. Krauskopf,Rabbi
A. H. Foote, FJ
E. C. Boaz, MG

179
189

Washington Mercer,MG
L. W. Spring, MG

184

Werter R. Davis, MG

176

W. L. Morris, MG

213
231

A. H.' Foote,

198
150
250
218
153'
271
151

J as. l"'.arvin, MG
Richard Cordley, MG
John Haller, MG
Frank B. Olds, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Dudley Lee,. MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
P. M. Lewis, MG

190
195

PJ'
Guss Anderson, MG

Washington Mercer, MG
H.Foote, FJ

248

.A..

229
153

S.M. Osmond, MG
Jas. Marvin, MG

188
220

Chas.Chadwick,Pol.Judge
G. S. Dearborn, MG

232

Jacob Baay, MG

259

R. A. George, l-iG

193

H. Fushhoff, MG

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Bridegroom

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Fage #

KETELS, Julius
30 Mar 1886-License only
HEINE,. Mary
KEY, John W.
HEATHr~, Sadie E.
29 Dec 1886280
Jackson, MS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
KIMMEL, Milton D.
JONES, Nancy (Miss)
28 Nov 1886265
Kans City, MO
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
KINNEAR, william S.
20 Oct 1886
DIX, Lucy A.
253
LA~~CE, Johiel C.
JOHNSTON, Ella M.
16 Feb 1886157
Reno, KS
Hoyt, KS
Jackson Co,KS
LEhVITT, David C.
RIDGEWAY, Mary ~.
21 June 1886203
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Franklin Co ,KS
LEONARD, Fred H.
GOODNOUGH, Emma
242
30 Sept 1886
LESLIE, William
JOY, Lois A.
9 Sep 1886
227
LOEHR, Elman J.
FLINTCM, Florence A.
2 Sept 1886
225
LONGANECKER, Charles E. BOND, Clara E.
17 Mar 1886
171
LCUK, William F.
DAVIS, Ada M.
4 Sept 1886226
~
Osage Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
00 LYON, Joseph E.
. CONNER, Annie K.
17 Feb 1886158
Ellsworth, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
MARQUART, Oscar M.
DUNLAP, Fannie F •.
22 Sept 1886238
Os~orn, OH
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
MARTIN, Henry Jr.
OLMSTED, Flora A.(Miss) 27 Oct 1886
255
l"'u\.RTIN, John
HOOK, l"iary
9 Mar 1886
167
MARTIN, William F.
BURNAN, Eliza
20 Feb 1886159
Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
MC BRIDE, Bernatt J.
HARRIS, Lillie S.
14 Feb 1886
156
MC CORMICK, Lewis
COYlES, Be ss i e
214
5 Aug 1886Newton, KS
Kans City, MO
Dg Co, KS
~C CutillY, Samuel A.
STONE, Mildred
4 Jan 1886
145
1'lC CURDY, it/alter S.
MC ARThu~, Katie
20 Feb 1886
160
MC DCNALD, John
C.ARl1ICHAEL, Annie
14 Oct 1886
251
MC DONALD, John
CLINE, Laveatte E.
28 Oct 1886
256
~C GEE, Thomas S. Jr.
VARNER, Laura
6 Sept 1886227
Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Cp, KS
Jeff Co, KS
MC GRADE, Francis
MC GRADE, Mary
27 Mar 1886
174
MC ~ILLIN, Shelly
STRCUD, Sadie B.
'6 Oct 1886
245
MC NISH, William A.
HOUT, Emma Olive
19 Aug 1886
219

Cfficiant

s.

M. Osmond, MG

J. J.

Silbermann,~G

Richard Cordley,MG
J. Lewis, MG
G. R. Houts, MG

A. H. State, l'1G
A. H. State, PJ
L. S. Steele, J.P
A.. lie Foote, PJ
L. S. Steele, JP
John Wilder, JP
S. M. Osmond, MG
J. J. Silbermann,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ·
J. W. Atkinson, MG

A. J. Jennings, JF
A. H. Foote, PJ
Richard Cordley, I1G
J. A. Lippincott, MG
John M. wilkerson, ~G
A. H. Foote, FJ
J. lie Roberts, JP
A. T. Ennis, Priest

E. C. Boaz, l'1G

A. H. Foote, FJ

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1..0

Pagett

Officiant

Bride

MERKLIN, Orrin B.
Atchison, MO
MILLER, Christian
MILLER, Jake
Wathena, KS
MILLER, Stephen E.
MONROE, Frank C.
Dg Co, KS
MURPHY, Thomas w.
NEEL, George E.
- Sibley, KS
NEFF, Theodore
NICHOLS, William Jr.
Wyandotte Co, KS
NORRIS, Charles H.
Leav Co, KS
NUli']i'ER, J. Henry
O'BRIEN, William P.
Louisburg, KS
CGDEN, James C.
Weir City, KS
OLIVER, Adam N.
FAGE, Austin F.
PARDEE, Josiah
Dg Co, KS
PARKER, Robert C.
PARNELL, Andrew J.
Gideon, KS
~PATRICK, John R.
Leav Co, KS
PATTERSCN, Aaron
FATTISON, Frank W.
PEARSON, Charles E.
PELLET, Richard F.
PETERSON, Sandy
PFLEGER, Karl

H. H. Howard, JP
148
BRITTAIN, Fannie J.
21 Jan 1886Perryville, KS
Dg Co,KS
A. H. Foote, PJ
241
METSKER, Elizabeth J.
30.Sept 1886
H. Fiegenbaum, MG
233
FIEGENBAUM, Emma
15 Sept 1886Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, IrS
E. Atkinson, MG
197
MORROW, Ida
30 May 1886
Jas. Marvin, l"lG
278
DARST, Mary G.
27 Dec 1886Fredonia, KS
Dg Co, IrS
A. H. Foote, PJ
260
FLESHMAN, Annie
11 Nov 1886
A. H. Stote, fIG
274
CADE, Eva M.
31'Dec 1886Williamsburg, KS
Dg Co, IrS
HADL (HILL), Cresence
14 Dec 1886-License only?
WHITE, Emeline
27 ~~ 1886178
A. H. Foote, PJ
Wyandot'te . Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
A. H. Foote, PJ
242
ROBERTS, Eva
30 Sept 1886Dg Co, IrS
Leav Co, IrS
Thomas Fricker,MG
164
EBERHART, Libbie
16 Mar 1886
S. M. Osmond, MG
171
MC CANDLESS,Kate B.(Miss) 17 y~ 1886Dg Co, IrS
Dg Co, KS
A. H. Foote, PJ
145
DARLING, Margaret A.
7 Jan 1886Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, IrS
Thomas H. Vail, MG
187
BEATTY, Annie E.
28 Apr 1886
G. M. Huffmann, MG
222
HAMMER; Abigail E.
1 Sept 1886
E.
H. Parkinson, MG
277
RANDALL, Della E.
29 Dec 1886Shawnee Co, IrS
Shawnee Co, KS
James A.Armstrong,MG
238
REINERT, Mary H.
19 Sept 1886
Wm.
Irelan, MG
224
BOWEN, Annie
2 Sept 1886Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
A. H. Foote, PJ
238
GAUSNELL, Susie
22 Sept 1886Leav Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
SPENCER, Annie
31 July 1886
213
A. H. Foote, FJ
LAVERY, Nellie E.
3 Feb 1886-License only-152
RUSH, Anna J.
6 Oct 1886
247
Wm. P. Haworth, ~G
HELDER, Carrie I.
31 Mar 1886
179
James' Marvin, MG
EVANS, Martha J.
6 Dec 1886
267
M. Woolton, MG
BERNITZ, Emma
31 Mar 1886
176
Jacob Schmidli, MG

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Bridegroom

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Bridegroom

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PISTOR, Julius
FCFENOE, Harry O.
QUAYLE, william A.
RAY, Green
RAY, Henry H.
Oakdale, NE
REED, Andrews
Dg Co, KS.
REICHEL, Max
REYNOLDS, Theodore B.
. Solomon, KS
RISLEY, George
RISLEY, Isaac L.
ROBERTSON, Ed. M.
Dg Co, KS
ROBERTSON., James
ROGERS, Riley H.
RUSH, John W.
SABLE, Frank H.
SANTR;Y(STANTRY) ,Arthur
Ellsworth, KS
SCHLEGEL, Emmanuel B.
Topeka, KS
SCHNECK, Richard W.
SCHWARGENHOLZ, Wilhelm
SEARL, Ambrose J.
SEIPEL, David R.
Topeka, KS
SHAW, Bartlett S.
Jeff Co, KS
SHIRK, George W.
SHUCK, JamefE· F.
Dg Co, KS
SI~ONS, John S.
SKILLINGS, Ernest A.

Bride

Date/Place

·Page f

BEAZLEY, Susie
1 Oct 1886
243
WILDER, Emma lie
8 Dec 1886
267
ROBBINS, Allie lie
28 Jan 1886
147
DAVIS, Laura
21 Apr 1886
185
BIERER, Lucy May
• 24 June 1886204
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
BROWN, Mary E.
3 Oct 1886244Valparaiso, INDg Co, KS
GRESS, Mary E.
23 Mar 1886
173
HILTON t Mary S.
10 Feb 1886154
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
ANDREWS, Flora
29 June 1886
204
ING&amp;UiAM, Loretta F.
8 June 1886
201
MC CORMICK,Lizzie B.(Miss) 7 Oct 1886247
Emporia, KS
Lyon Co, KS
DUVALL, Lizzie
10 Mar 1886
167
SAULE, Eva
31 Aug 1886
224
BAXTER, Elvira J.
12 Oct 1886
248
CLARK, Lizzie J.
3 May 1886
189
A. LITCHFIELD, Gertie E. 28 Nov 1886265
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
MANNIX, Kittie E.
5 Oct 1886. 245·
Atchison, KS
Dg Co, KS
FOUNK, Kate
30 May 1886
194FLOEFKA, Paulina
25 Oct 1886-Liconly-255
COVEY,!mma
4 Jan 1886
14;
HARRIS, Sarah
19 Jan 188620;
Topeka, KS
Dg Co, KS
MYER, Martha May
13 Oct 1886249
Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
MURPHEY, Mary
25 Feb 1886
161
DODDS, Ida F.
30 Dec 1886281
Johnson Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
LAWSON, Margaret
26 Aug 1886
221
BURNS, Mary'li.
2 Oct 1886
244

Officiant

A. H. Foote,PJ
C. G. Howland, MG
W. I. Graham, MG
O. L. Tindall, MG
Jno.
Wright, MG

w.

A. Beatty, DD

Henry Bruns, MG
A. Beatty, MG
Jas Marvin, MG
C. F. Teetor, MG
James a. Reed, MG
I. J. Delo, MG
William Harwell,MG
~ilton Puckett, ~G
A. H. Foote; PJ
.F. S. Whedon, JP
A. n. Foote, PJ
Jacob Schmidli,

~G

A. H. Foote, PJ
H. Foote, PJ

a.

C.

~.

Cherry, J.P

A. n. Foote, PJ
J. L. Whitta, MG
Thos. G.Winey, MG
S. M. Osmond, MG

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Bridegroom

Bride

SLOSS, Peter,
OWENS, Julia
Wyan Co, ,KS
Dg Co, ~
SMITH, ;Rob~rt
GORroN, l'I~y
BRAWLEY , ,',G1ra,r~
,B:l"l:J:TH, ,Wi+liB,lnE.,
MC
,F~:P, Eliza J.
SF~y:,,"Levi' if.
Wakarusa, KS
Wakarusa, KS
SPRINGER, Charles H.
MORROW, Jennie
SPRINGER, John T.
BANKS, Nigel
Jacksonville, IL
Dg Co, KS
STANCLIFF, John H.
MC CONKEY, Hannah M.
STARKWEATHER, Charles PEEBT,ES, Jennie
STARR, Charles E.
wADE, Ida H.
STEHWIEN, Charles Albert WOELPERT, Kate
N
STE\lART, Augustus E.
WINGFIELD, Hattie
Kans City, MO
Williamstown, KS
STEWART, Grant
TRANSliE, Lourena
Dg Co, KS
Jett Co, KS
SWEET, Thomas
PIERCE, Jessie A.
Dg Co, KS
, , " ;', ' Stockdale, KS
, 'SWICKARD, Nathan A.
Hl~TER, Alice M.
TANNER, Walter S.
FILLMORE, Clara M.
Spring£ield, IL
Dg Co, KS
TAYLOR, Hewit
SPENCE, Myra B.
TEMPLIN, Olin
VAN VOORHIS, ,Lena Aggie
THOMAS, George
JACKSON, Louise
Ridgeway, KS
Dg Co, KS
THOMPSON, Enos S.
DOYLE, Elizabeth
LinWOOd, KS
Linwood, KS
TODD, Charles A.
GIEBER, Sarah J.
Je!£ Co, KS
Jet! Co, KS
TODD, Ulysses M.
l"i'USICK, Leah A.
TOLBERT, John S.
TREw'CRGY, Mary
TRAVIS, Frederick
MYER (MEYER), Lizzie
'rRAYLOR,' Willis N.
WEAVER, Addie
Emporia, KS
Empcria, KS
TRl~~ULL, Edward B.
,WILSON, Julia A.
Columbus, OH
Fi ttsburgh, KS

- DateIPlace
25 May 1886Dg Co, KS
10 June 1886
1:7 NQvi1886
24 Nov 1686'Dg Co, 'KS
25~Dec 1886
14 Apr 1886Dg Co, KS
8 May 1886
11 Nov 1886
16 ~.ar 1886
28 Apr 1886
7 Nov 1886Dg Co, KS
3 Oct 1886Dg Co, KS
16 Feb 1886Dg Co, KS
25 Nov 1886
15 Sept 1886Dg Co, KS
14 Dec 1886
6 Aug 1886
27 July 1886tg Co, KS
20 Oct 1886Dg Co, KS
23 Feb 1886Je'!! Co, KS
3 July 1886
5 July 1886
17 July 1886
10 A.ug 1886Dg Co, KS
21 Har 1886Dg COl) KS

Page #

O££iciant

196

Jno. M. wilkerson, MG

202'
,261
263

J. H. Bonebrake, MG
,A~ 'H. 'FoQte, PJ
A. H. Foote, FJ

276
182

James C. Keizel, ~G
Richard Cordley, MG

191
261
168
188
258

A. lie Foote, PJ
J as Marvin, MG
Jas Marvin, MG
Hc;!nry Bruns, MG
A. H. Foote, FJ

,243

Wm. Irelan, MG '

157

W. H. Sweet, MG

263
233

J. W. D. Anderson,Y.G
A. H. Stote, MG

268
216
212

E. C. Boaz, MG
J. A. Lippincott,I-1G
A. H. Foote, FJ

253

A.

159

A. H. Meili, Friest

207
208
210
218

A. lie
A. H.
Henry
A. H.

173

A. H. Stote, I1G

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Foote, FJ

Foote, PJ
Foote, FJ
Zuchhoff,MG
Foote, FJ

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Bridegroom

N
N

Bride

Date/Place

TUCKER, John W.
BOYLE, Nellie E.
TYRRELL, Henry J.
MICHAEL, Cordelia
Dg Co, KS
Perry, KS
UMBERSAW, Lewis B.
FREEr'iAN t Alice
Olathe, KS
Olathe, KS
URSFRUNG, Christian
SAMPLE, Emma F.
VANNEST, Martin Chester DUERSON, Annie L.
WALKER, Thomas
REEDER, Iiaggie A.
WALTON, Emmanuel
RCGAN, Nellie
WATTS, Frank H.
MC CLUNG, Lizzie
WEIDEMANN, Julius F.
LANDER, Louisa A.
WELSH, Thomas D.
. TARPEY, Mary
WHITE, James H.
BRUNK, Ann Elizabeth
Linwood, KS
Linwood~ KS
WHITE, Moses
DIMERY, Eliza
Salina, KS
Dg Co, KS
WILBUR, John P.
MILLER, Agnes F.
WILEY, John C.
MOYS, Blanche R.
Fairfield, IA
Dg Co, KS
WILLIAYlS,. Ga.rland
JCHNSON, Mary E.
wILLIAMS , John C.
EVERLEY, Clara
WILLIAMS, Ward
"MC GREGGOR, Annie
Dg Co, KS
Ferryville, KS
WILSON, Thomas W.
ELLISON, Fhila
WINES, Edward T.
CASS, Margaret C.
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
WISE, Samuel D.
FIFER, Laura A.
WOLF, Lewis
AMENT, Luella
WOODALL, John W.
HOFPER, Hattie
Topeka, KS
Dg Co, KS
wOODARD, Charles O.
GARDNER, Sarah M.
weODS, William R.
WILLIAMS, Anna B.
Garnett, KS
Dg Co, KS
wOOLEY, William M.
SWEENEY, Emma Gracie
Jeff Cc, KS
Jeff Co, KS
WYSINGER, Adam l"1.
PIFER, Emma

-

20 Oct 1886
25 l'lar 1886Dg Co, KS
15 June 1886Dg Co, KS
28 July 18e6
6 July 1886
31 aug 1886
21 July 1886
17 Nov 1886
27 Apr 1886
26 Oct 1886
28 June 1886Dg Co, KS
2 Nov 1886Dg Co, KS
5 Apr 1886
22 Dec 1886Dg Co, KS
24 Aug 1886
1 July 1886
18 Apr 1886Jeff Co, KS
14 Apr 1886
25 May 1886Leav Co, KS
18 Feb 1886
6 June 1886
29 Aug 1886Dg Co, KS
23 Dec 1886
11 Nov 1886Dg Co, KS
8 Aug 1886Jeff Co, KS
1 Feb 1886

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Page #

Officiant

254
175

a.

202

A. H. Foote, PJ

212
208
222
211
262
187
252
205

C. F. Teetor, MG
F. B. aIds, l\G
Amos H. Stote, I"IG
Jas. Marvin, MG
J. J. Holbert,l"lG
Richard Cordley, ~G
Henry Gerluck, MG
A. H. Foote, FJ

257

John M.

180
273

A. H. Foote, PJ
Jas •. Marvin, I1G

220
206
184

W.li. Sweet, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Thos.H.Dinsmoore,MG

L. S. Steele, JP
H. Foote, PJ

Wilkerson,~G

194

183

C. F. Teetor, MG
Laurens Hawn, PJ

158
200
221

A. lie Foote, FJ
A. Ii. Foote, FJ
C. F. Teetor, ~G

273
259

E. w. 'raylor, I'lG
J as. Marvin, fw'lG

216

Thos H.Dinsmore,MG

151

A. H.Foote, FJ

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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

N

w

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
BAILEY, 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
BRAWCBLE, 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
WATJCER, Hala M.
GALE, Lola R.
SMITH, Eliza J.
LE\VIS, Mary K.
MACY, Lulie Edna
Dg Co, KS
-SREENE; 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

Date/place
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, FJ

356

Wm. Irelan, I1G

Silas Cavin, JP

346
344

A. Beatty, DD

375
333
319
343
392

Luke Woodard, MG
Werter R. Davis, MG
Co. A. Weaver, MG
S. M. Osmond, MG
J. H. Bonebrake,MG

379

Thos. H. Dinsmore,MG

358
394
299
374

342

John Q.A. Norton, PJ
W. C. Price, JP
John Q.A~ Norton, PJ
I. J. Delo, MG
Richard Cordley, MG

335

Hi chard Cordl ey, 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

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Bridegroom
BUCKINGHAM, J ame s D.
BUNDY, Alfred S.
Leav Co, KS
BURTON, Walter F.
Greenwood Co, KS
CALAVY, Joseph
CALDWELL, Anthony
CAMPBELL, West
Jeff Co, KS
CARLSON, CarI O.
Franklin 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
EARNSHAW, Fred B.

Bride
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, J enni e
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

359

Officiant
E. L. Thomas, MG

350

J. W. SpriDg, 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

Wal ter Scott, MG
John Q,. A. Norton, PJ
E. Atkinson, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ

340

339
282

397
297
'305
286
347

J as. Marvin, MG
Andrew V. Stout ,MG

H. Juchhoff,MG
John Sherfy, MG
C. W. Cherry, JP
J. H. Bonebrake,MG

?

282

357

Wm. Irelan, MG
John Q,.A. Norton, PJ
S. Auld, JP

289

A.

354

J. T. Stevens, JP
I. J. Delo, MG
Wm. Irelan, MG
A. H. Stote, MG

352

402
284

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Bridegroom

N
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Bride

EBERHART, Samuel L.
FAINTER, Nettie M.
EMERY, Feter 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
FEVERLINE, Elizabeth
Dg C9, KS
Jeff Co, KS
FRIEND, Frank: L.
NICHOLS, Lula
KC, MO
Farsons, KS
GALLATLY, Lincoln
BEEr.ER, Jennie
Topeka, KS
Topeka, KS
GALLIGHER, Fatrick W. FETTY, Louisa M.
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
GARR!rrT, 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.
Wichita, KS
Dg Co, KS
GILL, James A.
BARNHARD, Sadie C.
GILLUM, Henry H.
HOUSE, Mary
Linwood, KS
Missouri
GLASS, Andrew
WELKER, Louisa J.
GOODEMOTE, Charles W. STANDING, Annie
GORDON, William P.
SPURGEON, Ida E.
Osage Co, KS
Dg Co, KS

Date/place

Fage #

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 I-lar 1887Dg Co, 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, FJ
Werter R. Davis, MG

362
405
381

J. Windbigler, MG
Washington Mercer,MG
J. F. Stephens, MG

361

John Q. A. Norton, FJ

366

F. S. Allen, MG

361

John Q. A. Norton,FJ

286

C. W. Cherry, JF

348

John Q. A. Norton,FJ

309
361
349
331

Christopher Flory,MG
W. C. Price, JF
S. M. Osmond, MG
Wm. Irelan, MG

400
308

Werter R. Davis, MG
John ~. A. Norton,FJ

345
314

John Q.A. Norton, FJ
J as. Marvin, MG
W. A. Quayer, MG

400

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Bridegroom

Bride

GNEFKOW, William F.
WALRUFF, Lena
GRAHAM, Patrick
BATEMAN, Melissa
GRANT, George M.
LEWIS, Ollie M.
Sedgewick Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
GRAY, James L.
WOLF, Mattie
Johnson Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
GRIFFIN, Edward H.
DOYLE, Annie C.
GROVENOR, Charles P.
STARR,· Bertha A.
HACKMAN, George W.
MC FARLAND, Mattie B.(R)
HADLEY, Joab
TRYON, Dowa L.
HALL, John L.
FORSYTHE, Nancy A.
Linwood, KS
Lenape, KS
HAY.ILIDN , John F.
ANDERSON, Ida
HARRELL, David B.
ANDERSON, Ida S.
HARTMAN, Abraham L.
SHIVELY, Sarah
HAY, Frank: A.
GRIFFIS, Matie F.
Osage City, KS
. Dg Co, KS
HAYNE, Henry W.
DAVIS, Mary E.
HERNAL, John R.
BLACK, Anna
HERSHFIELD, Val
FRAME, Myra B.
Johnson Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
HESS, Henry H.
ROEDER, Louisa M.
Denver ,CO
Denver, CO
HEUEl'T, Frank
HEFNER, Josephine
Beloit, KS
Dg Co, KS
!
HIATT, Fedore P.B.
13ERGER, Charlotte R.
BIGGINS, Charles C.
BRELSFORD, Blanche
Cowgill, MO
Dg Co, KS
" HIGGINS, George E.
HERRINGTON, Jesse J.
. . . . . HILL, Rufus L.
LI(E)CHTFIELD, Emma
KC, l"'!0
Dg Co, KS
HQCK, August
KAISER, Catherine
HOFFE, Otto
MAIER, Maria
HOFMANN, Louis
SCHNADLER, Kate
KC, MO
Dg Co, KS
HOLLOWELL, Charles A. PORTER, Mabel W.

Date/place
20 Apr 1887
24 f'tay 1887
8 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS
5 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS
21 Sept 1887
16 Nov 1887
18 Sept 1887
10 Mar 1887
27 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS
2 July 1887
22 Mar 1887
6 Feb 1887
15 Sept 1887Dg Co, KS
30 March 1887
24 Feb 1887
31 Jan 1887Dg Co, KS
6 July 1887Dg Co, KS
24 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS
11 Oct 1887
22 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS
1 Jan 1887
31 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS
6 Oct 1887
5 Oct 1887
31 Aug· 1887Dg Co, KS
19 Jan 1887

Page #

Officiant

326
334
310

A. Beatty, DD

John Q. A. Norton, PJ

W. Irelan, MG

'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, PJ
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 ,l"IG

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

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Bridegroom

Bride

HOLLOWAY, Scott h.
FARRISH, Clara .A •.
WILEY Sybil S.
HOPKINS, Daniel T.
HOPSON, Hiram P.
BAXTER, Adda M.
Dg Co, KS
Kearney, NE
HORNBY, Robert H.
BROWN, Marova J.
HURD, William I.
IRONSIDE, Margaret
J ohoson Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
HUSCN, John B.
ELDRIDGE, Lillie B.
JAMESON, Hugh
HUDSON, 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, ~a B.
KIRKMAN, Jonathan L.
ARNOLD LovilIa
KUNKLE, John
ARBUCKLE, Lucinda
LERCH, Jared F.
YERINGTON, Ella
Columbus, OH
Baroning, CA
LEWIS, George W.
DANIELS, Alice
LIGGEl'T, William T.
COURSEY, Nett ie V.
Topeka, KS
Topeka, KS
LINCOLN, Joseph T.
BODGE, Georgie M.
Ottawa, KS
Ottawa, KS
LISCliNER, August
BEIER, Johanna C.
LOVE, James H.
PORTER, Julia
LOWE, William H.
MORRIS, E. Catherine
I""lAC DONALD, William
HaSKELL, Hatt i e B.

Date/place

Page #

Officiant

13 Oct 1887
21 Feb 1887
31 Dec 1887Dg Co, KS
29 Mar 1887
27 July 1887Dg Co, KS
2 Apr 1887
3 Mar 1887Leav Co, KS
30 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS
22 Dec 1887
24 Feb 1887
19 Oct 1887Dg Co, KS
31 Mar 1887Dg Co, KS
22 Feb 1887Dg Co, KS
1 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS
8 Dec 1887
21 Sept 1887
23 Mar 1887
30 May 1887Dg Co, KS
26 Oct 1887
12 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS
10 Nov 1887Dg Co, KS
13 Nov 1887
19 July 1887
22 Aug 1887
24 Nov 1887

370
301
406

J as. Marvin, MG
John Q. A. Norton,FJ
Richard Cordley, MG

318
351

David White M.G.
John Q.A. Norton, FJ

321

304

John Q. A. Norton, FJ
Samuel Kelsall,Jr.,JP

393

John Q. A. Norton, PJ

402
302
373

Willim Harwell, MG
Werter B. Davis, MG
J. H.·Bonebrake, MG

320

W. Elwood Mills, MG

302

John Q. A. Norton, PJ

382

John Q. A. Norbm, PJ

397
363
316
336

S. H. Osmond, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
F. B. Olds, MG
Jas. Marvin, MG

377

384

John W. Wilkerson, MG
John Q. A. Norton,FJ

383

Richard Cordley,MG

384

John H. Haul, MG
Moses Brown, MG
James Marvin, MG
William McDonald, MG

349

353

390

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Bridegroom
MAIN, Henry J.
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
rlIETH Oscar
MIIJ.Fti, Aaron
MUJ.ER, Edward
MIIJ.ER, James M.
MITCHELL, Robert
Linn, KS
MORLAN, Gustavus A.
Jeff Co, IrS
NAGEL, Edward A.
NEWSTIFTER, George
Jeff Co, IrS
NCAECKER, Jonathan C.
OLSON, Swan
Olsburg, KS
OSWALT, Michael J.
OT-T, Fred W.
PARKER, Charles E. D.
Leav Co, KS
PARKS Simon
PARP~T, Hermann E.
St. Louis, MO
PATTERSON, Robert C.
Jefferson Co,KS
FAYNE, Miller H.
Stafford Co, KS
FEASE, Charles L.
FERRY, David
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Date/place

Page #

Officiant

BROWNELL, Rose.F.

3 Feb 1887
8 J tine 1887- .
Dg· Co, IrS
12 June 1887Dg Co, IrS
13 July 1887Dg Ch, KS
9 Apr 1887Dg Co, KS
15 Nov 1887
22 Sept 1887
12 May 1887
3 July 1887
28 June 1887Dg Co, IrS
31 May 1887-.
Dg Co, KS
19 Feb 1887
24 Nov 1887Dg Co, IrS
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, IrS
11 Jan 1887Dg Co, KS
5 Jan 1887
29 Dec 1887

291

338

Jas. Marvin, l"'!G
John Q. A. Norton, PJ

339

Richard Cordley, MG

347

John Q. A. Norton,PJ

323

John Q. A. Nortaa, FJ

383

~. T. Stephens, JP
~hristopher Flory,

WARNE, Mae T.

Dg Co, IrS
GRANGER, Mary H.
Dg Co, IrS
GAINES, Cordelia
Jeff Co, KS
UPSON, Pel vina
KC, MO
DOLAN, Mary

LUGTON, Cornelia F.
BRENDER, Ella
HOOK t Mary E.
WESTLING, Carry
Dg Co, IrS
WILLIAl1S, Martha
Jeff Co, IrS
BAKER, Sarah
CARR, Winnie
DeSoto, IrS
DIKES, Lizzie
SWANSON, Sophie
Dg Co, IrS
ELSTON, Sarah E.
SENTZ, Clara M.
STEVENS, Annie F.
Dg Co, IrS
YODER, Harriet B.
BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary H.
Dg Co, KS
STEWART, Vinnie R.
Jeff Co, IrS
COMBS, Jennie (Mrs.)
Stafford Co, KS
BARUM, Eva M.

HACKWORTH,

~elia

343

MG
J obIi Haller, MG
L. K. Billingsley, MG
Richard Cordley, MG

336

J. R. Stevens, JP

301

John Q. A. Norton, PJ.
H. Gerlaih, Priest

364
330

344

389
396

Thomas F. Norris, MG
M. Larson, MG

291
399

300

John Q. A. Norton, PJ
John Haller, MG
J as. Marvin, MG

295
372

John Q. A. Norton, PJ
_J.ohn· Q. A. Norton, PJ

351

375

C. W. Borr, JP

285

John Q.A. Norton, PJ

284
404

Jas. Marvin, MG
Dudley Lee, I1G

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Bride

Date/Place

Fage # Officiant

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, Char1 e s
Decatur Co, KS
READINGER, John
REDMOND, Thomas J.
REED, Wilson
RESCER, Arthur M.
RICH, James W.

OLSON, Louisa
JENSON, Dora (Miss)
HULL Jennie R.
EVANS, Lydia J.
BUCKLEY, Mary B.
Dg Co, KS
RIClLUIDSON, Mabel E.
CLARK, Sarah
PINGRELL, Nancy M.
BUCKNER, Olive
ICE, Ettie
WALRUFF, Dora
Dg Co, KS
LEMON, Irena I.
Dg Co, KS
JAMANN, Louise
HOLTER, Ida E.

337
371
300
381
324

LANSDOWNE, Chari t;y: E.,

RIDGWAY, Jacob H.
RODGERS, Samue 1
ROLLER, Michael
ROFP, Joseph E.
ROTH\tIELL, 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
SCHLABACK, Wm. E.

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
SFENCER, Flora M.

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 1887Jeri'Co," -its
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

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WALKER, Mary J.

HODGES, Melissa

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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 ame s Marvin, MG
Moses Brown, MG
W. Bristow, JF
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
Marvin, MG
John M. Wilkerson,MG
Silvester Creel, MG
C. W. Cherry, JP

J ame s

388
388
378
342
321

Richard Cordley, MG
W. Mercer, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
J. M. Sullivan, MG
John Q.A.Norton, PJ

338

E. B. Killinger, MG

290
309
288

H. H. Howard, JP
A. H. Stote, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ

313

R. B. Taylor,MG

310

, Jas. Marvin, MG

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SCHMIDT, Bernhard
BAKER, Christine
SCHURR, George M.
MILLER, Minnie
Reno, KS
Dg Co, KS
SCOTT, Walter
HOFFMAN, Mary A.
SEHON, Charles W.
HILL, Rosanna Minnie
Clarksburg, W VA
Dg Co, KS
SELZER, Henry
BARTZ, Hannah
SH.AE]']'ER, william H.
FORSYTHE, Elizabeth H.
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
SHAFFER, Isiah W.
WEST, Mary E.
Linn Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
SHATTUCK, Samuel S.
PARRETl', Nina L.
- Barton Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
SHAW, Frederick
SMITH, Jennie
Oskaloosa, KS
Jeff Co, KS
SHAW, William N•
DRAVIS, Hattie
SHIRK, Thomas
PARKS, Carrie Belle
Fredonia, KS
Boston, Mass
SHqCK, Benjamin F.
HORNSBY, Luella
Topeka, KS
Dg Co, KS
SILER, Charles F.
TENNIS, Martha M.
SMITH, Alexander
LEIPPER, Jemima
Pleasanton, KS
Dg Co, KS
SMITH, Allen B.
ROBERTS, Ida
SMITH, Charles F.
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. POEHLER, Clara H.
SOMMERS, (C)Kayetan
CILLNER, 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, 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

Erios Puckett, MG
Richard eordley, 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

335

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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 .
FOEL, Willhelmina
SYMMES, Edward C.
DAVIDSON, ErsulaJosie
Topeka, KS
Topeka, KS
TENNEY, William E.
COCKINS, Evline M
KC, MO
Dg Co, KS
THOMPSON, Samuel G.
EDGruN, 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.
DAVENFORT, Mattie
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
TUCKER, Charl~s H.
FLINN, Jessie M.
TURNER, William L.
MATHERS, Nannie J.
KC, MO
Osage City, KS
TURPIN, George B.
HOLMES, Mary H.
Shawnee Co, IrS
bhawnee Co, KS
UHRLAUF, J eannot
KETELS, Augusta
ULRICH, Charles E.
EBERHART, Maggie M.
VITT, August
EDER, Mary
WATKER, Charles
RICH, Sallie
WASHINGTON, Fhillip
CLABK, 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 1,887Dg 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 1887DgCo, 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 Ylar 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, IrS

385

A. M. Richardson, MG

332

F. M. Lewis, MG

330
306

J. Washington Mercer,MG
Jas. Marvin, MG

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

293
354
366
341

J as • Marvin ,MG

Dudley Lee, MG
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

396
364
'387

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Bridegroom
WEBER, Gustav
John W.
WEIGL, Sebastian
w~ILER, 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.
Ferryville, 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

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HOWES, Mami e 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.
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.
SOMl'lER, Teresa
ACHNING, Minnie M. F.
NEW, Esther C.
Lg Co, KS

DateLPlace
4 Dec 1887
30 !"oar 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 1887Dg Co, KS
26 N.ov 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.

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Officiant

395
319
287
313
389

C. ·.G. Hovlland, MG
J as. Marvin, MG
Henry Gerlarh, Priest
John Q. A. Norton, FJ
Thomas Scott, MG

304
325

Jas., Marvin, MG
A. Beatty, DD

350
323
327
379
373
359

J. ~. Lippincott, MG
John Wilder, JP
Richard Cordley, MG
S. B. ~an, 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 ~. A. Norton, PJ

353
328
296
326
348

J as •. Marvin, MG
John Q. A. Norton, FJ
Henry Gerlarh, Friest
Richard Cordley, MG
Fred Sherfy, MG

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Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.

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OFFICIANT

ACHNING, Charles J.
ADDLEMAN, George A.
Dg Co, K.S
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. Oak
BEASLEY, John H.
BELL. Frank C.
BEMM, Bruno
BENSON, Nelson
BERLIN, Eli
BLAKE,O. E.
Kans City, MO

LOTHHOLZ. Minnie
BENNETI',Sarah A.
Reno, KS
ALLSTOT,Mary M.
HUMPHREY, Anna
Dg Co, KS
WAGSTAFF, Minnie A.
DISSINGER. Laura
Dg Co. KS
DANIELS. Belle
BRUCE, Lizzie
Reno, KS
WENBERG. Sallie
Conn.
LEWIS, Cora
HARMAN, Betty V.
THACHER, Anna
Dg Co, KS
WOLFE, Enma
ANDERSON, Rose W.
Geneva, KS
PICKETI', Mary Elizabeth
Wichita, KS
ALLEN, Sarah J.
Dg Co, KS
ANDERSON,Ella L.
Tonganoxie, KS
MILLER, Louisa J.
MACK, Lida (Miss)
GIERTZ. Bertha
FINCH, Selinda
DOUGLASS, Nancy
HUFF, Minnie R.
Dg Co, KS

7 Mar 1888
22 Aug 1888-

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

John Wilder, JP
W. P. Elliott, MG
S. J. Brown, MG

493
507

J. Wykert, MG
Henry Farwe 11, 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.

Dg Co. KS
12 Dec 1888
15 Aug 1888-

Dg Co, KS
29 Nov 1888
7 June 1888-

Dg Co, KS
12 Jan 1888
19 Jan 1888Leav Co. KS
6 May 1888Leav Co. KS
6 Oct 1888
19 Feb 1888
13 Aug 1888Dg Co, KS
1 Oct 1888
15 Nov 1888Dg Co, KS
31 Dec 1888Dg Co, KS
1 May 1888Dg Co, KS
21 Nov 1888Dg Co, KS
14 Mar 1888
16 Feb 1888
30 Aug 1888
6 Nov 1888
30 May 1888
28 Oct 1888Dg Co, KS

J. Ducker, MG
Osmond, MG
Stevens, JP
B. OLds, MG
George, MG
Gullett, MG

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BLODES, Joseph A.
Linwood, KS
BOEHLE, August H.
BOLLARD, William W.
Topeka. KS
BOND, Ellis
BRAZIL, James E.

WARREN. Frances
Linwood, KS
SCHULZ. Augusta O.
YATES. Mamie E.
Dg Co. KS
WEBBER. May
HAM. Arabelle

10 Feb 1888-

417

John Q. A. Norton,. PJ

.. Johnson Co ;-KS BROWN. Jesse W.

BROWN, William J.
Jeff Co, KS
BRUCE. George B.
Reno, KS
BRYANT. Francis M.
BUCKMAN. Robert B.
Leav Co, KS
BUETTNER. George J.
BURKLE, John J.
BURNS. Joseph
Keokuk. IA
BURTON. David H.
Argentine, KS
BllfLER. Wood L.
CAMPBELL, Edwin M.
CAMPBELL. John A.
CHANEY. William O.
Doniphan Co. KS
CHAPMAN, William C.
CHINCHOLL, August
CHRISTIE, Henry C.
Media. KS
CLARK. Charles H.
CLARK. John S.
CLARK. Taylor
Randolph Co, MO
CLARK. Thomas H.
Kans City, MO
CLOUD. Joseph
COFFMAN. A11 en
Leav Co, KS

Dg Co KS
MElnl. Agnes L.

BARNES. Lucinda J.
Jeff Co. KS
ANDERSON. Flora B.
Linwood. KS
TROllf. Mary E.
PATTERSON. Mary E.
Leav Co. KS
BRITTON. Hattie
GNEFKOW. Minnie A.
MC FADDEN. Mary Leone
Dg Co. KS
GALLAGHER. Mary F.
Holiday. KS
GIBSON. Emma
COLLINS. Alice
STARR. Zurie E.
BLACK. Idella L.
Doniphan Co. KS
VARNUM. Hattie E.
LEHMANN. Augusta
CORBETT. Minnie S.
Sumner Co. KS
CALVIN. Martha E.
PIERCE. Lillie L.
GROVE. Sarah J.
Jeff Co, KS
SWEEZER, Pairdee
Dg Co. KS
KENDALL, Laura J.
CARR. Daisy A.
Leav Co, KS

Dg Co, KS
426
1 Mar 1888
5 Sep 1888481
Dg Co. KS
20 May 1888
451
27 Mar 1888434
Johnson --Co ~ . KS-··
5 Sep 1888
1 Mar 1888-

Leav Co. KS
17 Dec 1888 .
18 Aug 1888Dg Co, KS
28 ·Nov 1888
12 Jan 1888
3 Oct 1888Dg Co, KS
22 Feb 1888Wyan Co. KS
18 Apr 1888
23 July 1888
2 Oct 1888
10 May 1888Dg Co, KS
19 Sep 1888
3 Jan 1888
7 Mar 1888Sumner Co. KS
16 Feb 1888
5 Sep 1888
4 Apr 1888Jeff Co. KS
29 Nov 1888-.
Dg Co, KS
21 June 1888
27 Mar 1888D9 Co. KS

F. W. Testerman. MG
Thos.W. Oshel. JP

480
426

S. B. Hyman, MG
C. D. Bates. JP

511

M. F. Harrigan. Priest

524
473

John Q. A. Norton. PJ
O. L. Tindall. MG

514
410
494

Jas Marvin. MG
John Q. A. Norton. PJ
A. H. Stote. MG

424

R. W. Arnold. MG

441
466
492
450

S. M. Osmond. MG
Wm. Ire Ian. MG
Werter R. Davis, MG
John Q. A. Norton. PJ

485
406
428

Wm. Whitney, MG

419
482
437

Peter Brubaker. MG
John Q. A. Norton. PJ
C. W. Cherry. JP

516

W. Mercer. MG

460
435

John Endacott. MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ

. Jeff Co. KS

30 Nov 1888-

Christian Rehn, MG
Edward C. Ray. MG

Christian Rehn. MG
E. C. Ferguson. MG

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LIPPY. Ada F.
Seely. KS
Lecompton. KS
CRAYCRAFT. William E. LIVINGSTON. Ettie A.
Linwood. KS
Linwood. KS
CRICK. Joseph B.
MC NEIL. Belle M.
Topeka. KS
Topeka. KS
CUMMIN.GS, 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, Wi 11 iam H:
BRADLEY, Mamie

DELAP, Jonathan

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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.
YOHN, Margaret
DURHAM, William A.H. SMITIi. 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.
Topeka ,-- K S - ' T o p e ' k a ~ KS
FAY, Thomas M.
TALBERT, Mattie E.
Tonganoxie, KS
Sterling, KS
FINDLEY. William T. HALDERMAN. Winnie
Winnebago. MO
Dg Co. KS
FISHBURN. Ezra
POWELL, Mattie M.
Osage Co, KS
Dg Co. KS
FIX. Albert
STEWART, Sarah M.
FLAHERTY, Martin
REED. Millie E.
Shawnee Co. KS
Greenwood Co, KS
FORD. George
ADAMS, Susie M.
Leav Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
FORDE, John A.
BERG. Martha E.
Winnesshiek Co,IA
Dg Co. KS
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2 Feb 1888-

414

J. Lewis. KG

489

Geo. B. Edgar. JP

520

Geo. B. Edgar. JP

446
518
511
522
460
490
407

C. G. Howland. KG
C. E. Griffith. JP
Em. Cohran. MG
John O. A. Norton, PJ
J. L. Brown. MG
John Q. A. Norton. PJ

416

John Q. A. Norton. PJ

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

WIn. Whitney, MG

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 1886-

Dg 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 1888Dg-Co .-- KS
12 Sep 1888Sterling. KS
13 Sep 1888Dg Co, KS
27 Apr 1888Dg Co, KS
5 Apr 1888
20 Dec 1888Og Cpo KS
25 Nov 1888Dg Co, KS
30 Sep 1888Og Co. KS
o

A. H. Btoto. MO

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DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS PIKRRIAGE RECORDS - 1888 (Cont'd)
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
LaWT, 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
GLEED, 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. Wi 11 iam E.
DISSINGER, Sall ie 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
i 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 i888
509
HAUSE. George
WINTER, Carrie A.
22 Feb 1888
425
HAUSMANN, George C. WElL, Sarah E.
8 Nov 1888
503
HAWKINS. William
GIDONS. Lula
2 Nov 1888502
Reno, KB
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 Go. KS
Johnson Co, KS

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OFFICIANT
Richard Cordley. MG
Samuel B. Hymann. MG
License only
A. Censon Carro 11. MG
Jesse L. Whitla, MG
Richard Cordley. MG
B. F. Bowman. MG

J. J. Silbennann, 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. Davie. 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

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DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1888 (Cont'd)
BRIDEGROOM'-'--'"

-

.- - BRIDE---'

HILL. William C.
HILL, Wi 11 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
Kane 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.

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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

- DATE/Pl:;ACE" -- 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

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531
517
508
506
454

W. B. Stevenson, MG
Jas Marvin. MG
.,.
'Wm:" Trelan. MG

J. H. Bonebrake, MG

470
531

Jas Marvin. MG
John a. A. Norton. PJ

508
480

W. B. Maggs, MG
J. A. Motler.MG

422
463

Francis J. Peck. MG
Sam Kelsall. MG

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 a. A. Norton. PJ

434

John Q. A. Norton. PJ

481
499
469
445
447

S. B . Hyman, MG

433
443

John Q. ·A. Norton, PJ_
J. W. Stewart, JP

52·1

John Q. A. Norton, PJ
Christian Rehn, MG

530

Jas Marvin, MG
S. J. Brown, MG
Wm. Ire Ian. MG
J. W, Braxton, MG

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BRIDE

KASOLD. Albert G.
MEITIf. Edith A.
KINNE. Ezra P.
WEBB. Sarah M.
Leav Co. KS
Leav Co. KS
KIRKPATRICK. Merritt M. BANKS. Amy L.
Leav Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
KNSEPFEL. Ernest G. LICHTFIELD. Josie A.
Argentine. KS
Dg Co. KS
KRUEGER. Hermann
SOUDEREGGER.Margaretha
Argonia. KS
Dg Co. KS
KYLE. James
TIfOMPSON. alice H.
Jeff Co. KS
Jeff Co. KS
LACEFIELD. Henry C. HIATI. Wegie
Franklin Co. MO
Dg Co. KS
LANDER. John
MC CAB. Bridget E.
LANGNER. Freidrich
BEIER. Ca.roline
LARIMER. Hugh D.
SPANGLER. Mary E.
Perryville. KS
Dg Co. KS
LEEMAN. Lewis
BARNHART. Ardellia F.
Williamstown.KS
Williamstown. KS
LEONARD. Oscar P.
MERRITI. Alice May
LE SEUR. Owen C.
MC FARLAND. Hdrriet S.
LESSER. John
TROUT. Martha
LEVETT. Walter W.
CRAVER. Sarah E.
-Reno. KS
Reno. KS
LEWIS. James W.
DANIELS. Florence
LUTZ. Louis
SALLE. Anna
Lapeer. KS
Lapeer. KS
LYMAN. George W.
GATES. Susie E.
Leavenworth, KS
Dg Co. KS
LYSINGER. Lincoln
MOORE. Fannie
MORRISON, Cornelius W. DANIELS. Virginia
MATHEWS. Francis
RAYBOURN. Alzira E.
MATHEWS. William T. GAUSNELL. Rosa E
Linwood. KS
Linwood. KS
MAYBERRY. William R. HOWELL. Anza F.
DeSoto. KS
DeSoto. KS
MC CLURE. Orville
COLE. Nellie H.
Denver. CO
Dg Co. KS
Me COY. Justus B.
GILLULI. Mariah Isabelle
Lawr. KS
Chester. KS

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PAGE i

3 Apr 1888
13 Dec 1888-

436
523

Geo. B. Edgar. JP
John Q. A. Norton. PJ

12 Jan 1888-

408

A. Beatty. MG

493

Wm. Whitney, MG

440

J. J. Silbennann, 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

411

Wm. Bayard Craig. MG

529

Jas Marvin. JP

Dg Co, KS

Dg Co. KS
3 Oct 1888Dg Co, KS
17 Apr 1888Dg Co. KS
24 Sep 1888Dg Co, KS
24 Oct 1888Dg Co, KS
17 Sep 1888
2 Dec 1888
15 Feb 1888Og Co, KS
25 Jan 1888-Jeff Co, KS
4 Apr 1888
17 Apr 1888
26 NOv 1888
9 Apr 1888-

Leav Co, KS
6 June 1888
31 Jan 1888-

OFFICIANT

Og Co. KS
10 May 1888-

Dg Co. KS
8 Feb 1888
13 Mar 1888
14 Mar 1888
21 Apr 1888Leav Co. KS
18 Dec 1888Dg Co, KS
18 Jan 1888-Dg Co. KS
20 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS

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DOUGLAS COUNTY. KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS -1666 (Cont'd)
BRIDEGROOM
MC ELROY. William
Topeka. KS
MC FARLANE. Albert
Lawr. KS
MC MILLON. Frank -We
Kans City, MO
MC MURTRIE. John F.
Emporia. KS
MEEKER. Charles S.
MELLON. William A.
Kans City. MO
MICHAEL. John W.
MINNER. Joel A.
Abilene. KS
MONROE. Madison
MOON. Joseph R.
MOORE. Ernest J.
Breckenridge.MO
MOORE. Frank W.
Junction City.KS
MORGAN. Charles A.
MORGAN. John A.
Wichita. KS
MORRIS. Joseph L.
MOYS. William H.
NELSON. Fred H.
NEWSTIFTER. Louis
NICOL. Archie B.
NICOLAY. George
NOWAK. Lendvie
NUFFER. August
OEHRLE. Godtrid
O'LAUGHLIN. James P.
Emporia. KS
OLSON. Paul
O'NEIL. Herbert L.
OSMOND .. ' RobertM. -~ Guernsey, IA

BRIDE
MINOR. Laura
Dg Co. KS
PETERSON. Hannah
Lawr. KS
LATHROP, Abbie L.
Dg Co, KS
STEWART. Eva E.
Dg Co, KS
ROBERTS. Alice Annie
BELL. Georgia L.(Miss)
Dg Co, KS
FLORY. Lida
DE VELBISS. Belle
Dg Co. KS
GRAY. Mary
TURNER. Laura A.
·PREBBLE. Fannie
Irving. KS
GLENN. Julia A.
Dg Co. KS
HICKS. Mary C.
GUTHRIE. Mary
Dg Co, KS
LONG. Maggie
YARNOLD, Anna M.
ANDERSON, Augusta
VIrr. Emma
COATE, Mary A.
HATIlER, Luella
BOWERS. Sarah J.
FUNK. Anna M.
MOHLER. Salinda
HUGGARD. Catherine S.
Dg Co. KS
OLSON. GerdaSotie
VAN TRIES. Minnie
GRIFFITH.- Mary E.

Dg Co, KS

DATE/PLACE

PAGE.

OFFICIANT

20 Dec 1666-

526

E.M . Cohron, MG

478

License only

458

Richard Cor·dley, KG

416

J. Lewis. MG

476
437

E. Atkinson. MG
L. C. Howe. MG

416
496

Wm. M. Michael. MG

465
463
463

W. Mercer. MG
John O. A. Norton. PJ
M. F. Mc Kirahar, MG

406

Philip M. Lewis. MG

424
504

Thomas G. Winey. MG
A. H. Stote. MG

516
444
497
505
417
469
452
496
423
514

Wm. Irelan. MG

John K. Dunn, MG
Henry Farwell, MG
H. Gerlach, MG
John Endacott, MG
J. T. Stevens, JP
John O. A. Norton, PJ
F.W. Fiegenbaum. MG
Peter Brubaker. MG
A. T. Ennis, Priest

435
430
449 --

John O. A. Norton. PJ
C. E. Williaffi5, MG
S ..- M~ Osmond. MG -

Dg Co. KS
27 Aug 188813 June 1888Dg Co. KB
15 Feb 1868Dg Co, KS
23 Aug 1888
15 Apr 1666Dg Co.KS
12 Feb 1888
10 Oct 1686DgCo. KS
3 July 1668
6 Sep 1868
14 July 1868Shawnee Co.KS
11 Jan 1888Dg Co, KS
19 Feb 1668
8 Nov 1668Dg Co. KS
25 Nov 1686
25 Apr 1888
17 Oct 1688
19 Nov 1688
14 Feb 1866
7 Aug 1686
28 May 1888
16 Oct 1888
22 Feb 1886
29 Nov 1888-'
Dg Co. KS
30 Mar 1668
8 Mar 1888
- 9 May 1888-,-- '.-

Og Co, KS

W. D. Stover. MG

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BRIDEGROOM

BRIDE

OVERTON, Anthony Jr. GREGG. Clara M.
Topeka, KS
Dg Co. KS
OWEN, Wi 11 iam H.
TYLER. Frances
PATTERSON,William C. FLINN. Sarah T.
PATIY, Frank
SNOW. Nannie A.
PAULY, Josiah
RENDER. Jennie E.
Holdredge, NE
Dg Co. KS
PEER, William 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.
WIGGIN. Ida Belle
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
DgCo. KS
REICHARDT, Charles G. BARNETT. Anna Z.
Pot tsvill e, PA
Columbia, MO
RICKMAN, Allen
ELLIOTT. Annie
Dg 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.
Jeff Co. KS
Jeff Co. KS
RUDROW, William T.S. BROOKS. Li 11 i e
Oskaloosa. KS
DgCo. KS
RUNYAN, James A.
ANTI BUSH. Luella
Ft. Scott. KS
Ft. Scott. KS

DATE/PLACE

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PAGE i

14 June 1888458
Dg Co, KS
16 Feb 1888
421
10 Oct 1888
495
25 Dec 1 8 8 8 5 2 9
25 Sep 1888491
Dg Co. KS
19 Sep 1888
485
12 June 1888
457
5 Dec 1888
518
10 Oct 1888
495
427
3 Mar 1888Dg Co. KS
10 Sep 1888484
13 Sep 1888
487
456
11 June 1888DgCo.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
D9 Co. KS
9 Aug 1888471
DG Co, KS
6 Feb 1777415
Dg Co. KS
1 Aug 1888467
Johnson Co. KS
29 Feb 1888. 425
Jeff Co. KS
5 Sep 1888483
Dg Co, KS
13 July 1888464
Dg Co. KS

OFFICIANT
E. M. Cohron. MG
John Q. A. Norton. PJ
R. H. VanPelt. MG
G. R. Houts. MG
Jas Marvin. MG

WIn. Whitney, MG
John Q. A. Norton. PJ
Wrn. Irelan. 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. VanPelt, 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

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BRIDEGROOM

BRIDE

DATE/PLACE

RUSE. Otis C.
KLING. Sarah J.
12 Dec 1888
26 Aug_ 1888
RUSSELL. Leander
CURLETT. Amelia
2 Aug 1888-SANBORN. John R.
SMITH. Mary Louise
Brocton. NY
DgCo. KS
Dg Co. KS
SAUER. Frank
BOND. Mary Etta
15 Sep 1888
SCHEHRER. Wendlin
ERNST. Barbara
4 June 1888
SEELE. August
HEIDRICH. Mary
4 May 1888
SEELE. FrederickHEIDRICH. Anna Mary12 Dec 1888
William Augustus
Minnie
------- ---5 --Sep---1888 ,-SHANAFEL'F-i - Wi-ll-iam -P;--wELSH .. -Emna £;SHAW. George B.
MARKS. Carrie S.
6 May 1888
SHEEHAN. James A.
DRAKE. Hester
29 May 1888Oxford. IA
Dg Co. KS
Dg Co, KS
SHEPARD. William
ROBINSON. Jennie F.
14 June 1888
SHIMMONS. George A. STRAFFON. Cora M.
18 Apr 1888
SIEGRIST. Henry S.
SULLIVAN, Emma
27 Dec 1888Galena, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co,KS
SKINNER. William H. PRICE. Taira
19 Dec 1888
SMITH. Albert L.
BAKER, Parthena
19 Dec 1888Dg Co. KS
Hoge. KS
Leav Co. KS
SMITH. Clarence W.
THOMPSON. Alice
12 Nov 1888Topeka. KS
Topeka. KS
Dg Co. KS
STARR. John M.
HUMBERT. Ida M.
14 June 1888
STEWART. Albert C.
HYDE. LauraB.
18 Oct 1888Ottawa. KS
Dg Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
STEWART. Wellington CHAMPION. Addie L.
15 Aug 1888Jeff Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
TAYLOR. Burr S.
FRAIM. Alice A.
18 Dec 1888DeSoto. KS
DeSoto. KS
Dg Co. KS
THOMPSON. Wells
BREEZE. Ida M.
20 Dec 1888
TINGLE. Thomas G.
TUTT. Mary
17 Feb 1888
TRAMPTON. William W. ECKMAN. Ella
4 Apr 1888DeSoto. KS
DeSoto. KS
Dg Co. KS
UPDIKE. Mahlon
NEISLEY. Mary E.
11 Nov 1888Topeka. KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co. KS
VAN DUSEN. Abraham
LA CROIX. May
22 Sep 1888
WALKER. Sherman
CARR. Ida (Miss)
21 Nov 1888
WARNER. Daniel H.
WOODWARD. Elizabeth
23 Dec 1888Hamilton Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
Dg Co. KS

PAGE.

OFFICIANT

521 477
468

Thos G. Winey. MG
Dudley Lee. MG
Richard Cordley. MG

489
452
448
522

W. Ire lan, MG
Henry Gerlark, Priest
John H. Maul. MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ

482--------- J .. -R .. -Shaftafelt, MG448
John S. Brown, MG
453

Geo. B. Edgar, JP

459
441
532

Thos G. Winey, MG
John K. Dunn. MG
J.M. Sullivan, MG

527
526

John Q. A. Norton. PJ
K. S. Lankford, MG

505

John Q. A. Norton. PJ

454
498

E. F. Hil L

472

John Q.A. Norton, PJ

525

John Q. A. Norton, PJ

524
422
437

W. A. Quayle. MG
John Q. A. Norton,PJ
John Q. A. Norton, PJ

504

Richard Cordley. MG

490
510
530

John Q. A. Norton. PJ
L. M. Leonard. MG
W. B. Stevenson, MG

MG
A.H. Stote, MG

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DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1688 (Cont'd)
BRIDEGROOM
WARNER. Jerome
WAITS. Samuel M.
Centropolia. KS
WEIDMAN. William E.
WESTERHOUSE. Eddy
WHALEY. Henry
Kana 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
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.
MATIiEWS. Myrt leY.
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

DATE/PLACE

PAGE.

OFFICIANT

6 Nov 1888
19 Aug 1888-

502
474

Peter Schumann. MG
Silas Cavin. JP

23 Aug 1886
11 -Dec 188
21 May 1866-

475
519
451

J. Wykert. MG
John Haller • MG
john O. A. Norton. PJ

10 Dec 1886Dg Co. KS
30 Oct 1888-

520

JohnO. A. Norton. PJ

501

Richard Cordley. KG

Dg Co, KS

Dg Co. KS

Dg Co. KS
25 Oct 1886501
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 1868428
. Dg Co,- KS

S. J. Brown, MG
John O.A. Norton. PJ
Jas Marvin. KG
E. L. Thomas. MG
Geo. B. Edgar. JP
Jas Marvin. KG
S. J. Brown. MG
J. T. Stevens~ JP
Samuel Kelsall. MG
John O. A. Norton. PJ
John O. A. Norton. PJ
A. H. Stote. KG

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From Book 6 and 7 in the office of the Clerk of the SpecIalIzed DIVISIon of the rlstlct Court.
Room 144. Lawrence Judicial Building. Lawrence. Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian
Clough.
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AHDILL. Ed",ard S.
BEHRINGER. Ella N.
AHL£RS. 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. Ava~
TOBLER. Amelia
Kansa!::S City. MO
Dg Co. KS
ARMSTRONG. Christopher DUSTO. Mary
Lansing. KS
Galena. KS
ARNOLD. Theodore
HAAS, Rosa C.
ARTERBURN. Moses f\L SEMAN. Mary D.
DAILEY. 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. Chal'l es D.
MILLER. Mary E.
Abilene. KS
Dg Co. KS
BARNHART .. Bl3njamin F. SKAGGS. Edna I.
DEAL. Thomas A. Jr. DOANE. Laura May
BEAN. William
LOWRY. Katie
BEATTIE. John
PERSING. Mary A.
BEELER. William P.
WHITE. Ida A.
Topeka. KS
Topeka. KS
BELL. Fletcher W.
BALLARD. Laura A.
BELL. OSCbl"
BELLOWS. Ida
Lyndon. 1.;::3
Og Co. RS
Bt::NSON. Gustave S.
PETERSON. Hulda C.
BLACK. Hdrry P. (J)
ASHBY. Hiss Eva J.
BOND. MI I tun E.
'VI I LL I AM~) . Susie
BHAUSEIC C1- j s t ( Ctll~ is ti .::s n ) FLEER. Am131 ia

OFFICIANT

DATE/PLACE

PAGE

9 Nov 1889
3 Mar 1889-

635
559

H. L. Yarger. MG
J. A. Motter. MG

10
572

John Q. A. Norton. PJ
John Ha ller, MG

583
592

John Charlton. JP
Jas. Maravin. MG

549

W. H. South. Elder MG

Dg Co, KS
25 Dec 1889
7 Apr 1889-

Dg Co, KS
27 May 1889
19 June 1889-

Dg Co, KS
12 Feb 1889-

Cherokee Co, KS
588
13 June 1889
542
21 Jan 1889
537
8 Jan 1889Osage Co, KS
630
29 Oct 1889
625
10 Oct 1889
621
1 Oct 1889Leav Co. KS
633
5 Nov 1889
623
8 Oct 1889Dg Co, KS
7 Aug 1889
604
11 Sep.t 1889
615
574
15 Apr 1889
9 May 1889
579
592
19 June 1889Dg Co. KS
574
11 Apr 1089
590
1 July 1889Dg Co. KS
558
2 Mar 1089
629
6 Nov 1889
567
19 Mar 1089
629
20 Oct 1889

:II:

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. NOl~ton . PJ
C. W. GlIIl~tt. MG
J. A. MotLer. MG
T. D. Ddvis. Rev.

Thos G. Winey. J'vtG
Peter" Schumann. Pd5tol~

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BRIDE

BROCKWAY, James G.
DAILEY, Maude
Dg Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
BROOKS. Albert
KENNEDY. Nancy
BROWN. Sinnet
REDDISH. Edith
DROWN. Warren B.
MC FARLAND. Lizzie E.
BROWN. Willard
CLIPPARD, Libbie E.
BHOWNING. SamuelB. COPLINGER. Martha L.
Perry. KS
Perry. KS
BURCHAM. Drury
MOORE. Alvertie
Leav Co. KS
Johnson Co, KS
BURROWS. Charles
I10LWICK. 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.
HEMPHILL, Ida(Nina)L.
Cr-awfordsvi 11 e. 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. Millie
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
Og Co, KS
CREEL. Jame8
NEWMAN. Amy E.
Oklbhoma. IT
Perhand. Minn.
DANVERS. William F. KISTLER. Elmyra
Topeka. J(S
Topeka. KS

J.~IAGE

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PAGEi

OFFICIANT

17 Apr 1889Argentine, KS ?
11 Dec 1889
14 M4r 1889
28 Nov 1889
26 June 1889
23 Dec 1889Jefferson Co,KS
30 Dec 1889Dg Co, KS
1 Apr 1889Dg Co, KS
2 Oct 1889LeavCo, 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

569

W. A. QUdyle, MG

7
513
5
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

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BRIDEGROOM

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DAVENPORT,111omas 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
DEJSTER, Henry F.
HALL. Mary Frances
. OEVILBESS, 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
Og Co, KS
EIBEST. John H.
MC CORMICK, Mary E.
ENGELKE, Henry J.
KOEHLER, Josephine E.
Shawnee Co, KS
Dg Co. KS
ENGLISH. William A, NYE, Cora E.
Perryville, PA
~eav Co, KS
FERRIL, Genrge
fISHBACK, Amanda
FESSLER, L~:')l- -,J,.1
LEAR, Mary
Ka ns City. r:i"
Og Co. KS
FLORY, Wi 11 ~..::tll!
\llHISLER, Anna V.
fORTSON. Henry
ADAMS, Susie
FORTS(!~I. Henry
WILLIAMS. Sarah .
FOSI&lt;UHI: Andre\'1 J.
FLETCHER,' Clarei A.
Cass t..', I I I
Dg Co, KS
FOSTER, Heru'y fl.
FOSTER; Mary E.
GAEBLER. Adol!&gt;ll N.
nORNGESSEij, Mary E.
Stfl.ouis. M0
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.

606
586

John Q. A. Norton. PJ
H. L. Yarger. MG

15
594
584
554

C. Flory. MG
Moses Brown. MG
W. Wright. MG
Wm. Lane. MG

Dg Co, KS
23 Jan 1889Og 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. 1889Og Co. KS
7 Aug 1889
5 June. 1889Dg Co, KS'
29 Dec 1889
27 June 1889
29 May 1089
28 Feb 1889Og Co. I{S
6 June 1889
9 Sep 1889l"} Co. KS .

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613

Edmond C. Boaz. MG
A. H. Stote. MG

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BRIDEGROOM

BRIDE

DATE/PLACE

PAGE to

OFFICIANT

GAIRNS. Walter A.
GAUCK. August

ROBBINS. Lillie J.
LOTZ. Anna

29 Aug 1889
19 July 1889-

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. Oids. 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

M. Wooton. MG

541

John Q. A. Norton. PJ

1

630
552

J. Mueller. MG
Henry Gerlach. Priest
C. W. Cherry. JP

632

Richard Cord 1ey. r-1G

614

E. M. Cohron. MG

587

Jas Mal-vill MG

GILBERT. James F.
ANDERSON. Eva M.
GILBERT. John L.
SHARP. Ne 11 ie'
Grantvi lIe. KS
Grantville. KS
GILRUTH. Thomas W.
FOSTER. Ellen W.
Kans Ci ty. MO
Bridgeport. Conn
GLOVER. Wi 11 i'am 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
GR~FFIN. 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
Sedgew.i ck 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-tANN. August
KAMPSCHRODER. Lizzie
HATSCH. Vincent
KIRCHNER. Lillie
HENDERSON. Frank II. FETTY. Julia A.
Lancaster. KS
Jeff Co. KS
HENRY. Stuart O.
THACHER. Ne 11 ie G.
Denver. Colo
Og Co. KS
HENSON. Corn~lius
JAMES. Maria E.
Dg Co. KS
Ottawa. KS
HILL. Oscar E.
MALLISON, Lola E.
Ogden. ULah
Og Co; KS

License Only
18 June 1889
1 Jan 1889-

Jeff Co. KS
26 Sept 1889-

DgCo. 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. Og Co. KS
11 Sept 1089Dg Cl). KS
12 June 1889[)9 Co. KS

Thos F. Norris. MG
Thos F. Norris. MG

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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
HUEBEL, Truman D.
Tonganoxie. KS
HUMBERT, William 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
FranJ&lt;l in Co. KS
JONES. Edward
JONES. Thomas H. S.
KINZ(S)EY. Ebinezer
Cincinnati. OH
LANE. Wi I I i alii
LARGENT. I l"C1 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 1)
BENEDICT. Julia M.
NORWINE. Tlitha
Leav Co, KS
HOUSE, Margaret
Tonganoxie. KS
NOTI. Emma E.
WEBER, Minnie J.
ELLIS, Eva L.
CORPORAL, Emma
DEAN, Lillie M.
Dg Co. KS
SCHWARTZ. Mary H.
, TURNER, Add i e
MAURITZSEN, Johanna
BOWERS, Annie
DEPPE, rotary L.
WILLIAMS, Anna
PETERSON. Augusta
MYERS, Minnie J.
EDDY, Susie F.
Clay Co, KS
LUSH. Katie
Franklin Co. 1&lt;8
WILLIAMS, Carrie
ABDILL. Maggie E.
A. MILES. Susannah
Og Co. KS
KENYON, Lucy
WILBUR. Eliz~beth G.

OFFICIANT

DATE/PLACE

PAGE

10 Jan 1889Dg Co. KS
23 Jan 1889
1 May 1889
18 Mar 1889Leav Co. KS
7 Sept 1889Dg Co. KS
29 June 1889
7 Aug 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

8 Oct 1889
24 Apr 1889Dg Co. KS
4 Mar 1889Leav Co, KS
11 June 1889
25 Feb 1889
26 Sept 1889
8 May 1889
1 June 1889Dg 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 11::J89Clay Co, KS
9 Oct 1889Dg Co. KS
4 .July 1889
28 Nov 1889
24 Apr 1889Dg Co. KS
12 Sept 1889
17 Feb 1889

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. Hyman. 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. Yar~er, Pastor
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
Henry Cocl&lt;s. MG

625

John Q. A. Norton, PJ

597

576

E. M. Cohron. MG
John End~cott. MG
J. A. Lippincott. MG

615
550

Jas Marvin. MG
Harvey Stalll t"!y. MG

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BRIDE

LEGER. James
SWISHER. Mary
Leav Co. KS
Leav Co. KS
LEWIS. Deniewalter
HAWES. Clara M.
Brandenburg. KY
Dg Co. KS
LIMERICK. George W. BE'ITS. 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
t-IARSHALL.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
Og 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
HOPI&lt;INS. 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. CharlE::':l J.
AUSTAE1T. Carrie J.
Miami Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
NATHAN. AI b{!l- t J.
DUKE, Cord i e E.
WhIte City. KS
Og Co, KS

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DATE/PLACE

PAGE

3 Jan 1889-

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

Leav Co. KS
5 Dec 1889-

Dg Co. KS
6 Mar 1889-

Dg Co. KS
23 May 1889-

Dg Co. KS
8 Nov 1889-

Dg Co. KS
1 June 1889
17 Oct 1889
16 Nov 1889-

Dg Co, KS
13 Mar 1889
1 Aug 1889
20 Mar 1889
22 Sept 1889-

Og Co, KS
18 Aug 1889
19 Feb 1889
19 Aug 1889-

Dg Co. KS
30 July 1889-

.Wyandotte Co.KS
30 Jan 1889-

Og Co. KS
·6 Nov 1889
19 Mar 1889-

Dg Co. KS
29 June 1889
7 Oct 1889-

Johnson Co. KS
1 Mar 1889-

Dg Co. KS
11 May 1889
17 Dec 1889Dg Co. KS
8 Jan 1889Og Co. KS

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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, Ph j lip
BREWER, Enuna
. Reno, KS.
Leav Co, KS
ROSS, Robert
HITER,Martha E.
Reno, KS
Leav Co, KS

DATE/PLACE

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14 May 1889-

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

Henry Berkowitz,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 Br'own, MG
H. L. Yarger, MG
E. M. Cohron, MG
J. H. Bonebrake, MG
A. Walker, MG

608

A. H. Daniels, MG

Dg Co, KS
17 Apr 1889Dg Co. KS
4 Apr 1889
25 Dec 1889
28 Sept 1889'Og Co. KS
.4 Sept 1889
2 Sept 1889
11 Jttly 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 Oct 1889Leav Co, KS
27 Aug 1889Leav Co, KS

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ROTHROCK. Ira
C1\NSDELL. Miss Mary E.
ROY. Frank T.
BALDWIN, Sarah B.
RUMBAUGH. Elias N.
BLECHL. Bertha
S1\DLMAR. Jacob
Dg Co. KS
Horton, KS
DOYLE, Mary 1\.
S1\ILE. Frank J.
MOON. Minta V.
SCHMOE. Ernest
Prairie Center. KS
Prairie Center.KS
KESLER. Sadie E.
SCHNEIDER, John
WING. Addie S.
SERVER. Claborn L.
Leav Co. KS
Leav Co. KS
TURNER. 011 ie J.
SERCY. William H.
SEYBOLD, Lightle H. ,JONES. Mary
GEORGIE. Bettie M.
SEYMOUR, Johnson
SHEPPARD, Howard D. MARTIN, Susan O.
STUTSMAN, Sarah E.
SHIVELY, Edward
BREltlER, Almira
SMITH. Adam L.
Leav Co. KS
Leav Co, KS
KNIGHT. Susan N.
SMITH. J. Franklin
BEEBE, Flora B.
SMITH. Joseph P.
Dg Co. KS
Houston, TX
EWING. Minnie 1\.
SO.XMAN. Chr ist ian
Dg Co, KS
Kans City. MO
WOOD. 1\nnie E.
STANLEY, Emery F.
WARNER. Lillie D.
STEWART .. Ro 11 y A.
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co. KS
DE FOY. Mary T.
STRONG. Edmund S.
Topeka. KS
Topeka. KS
SWARTZ. Clara A.
STRUB, Joseph
STUDEBAKER. David W. WIRTS. Nannie
Osage Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
D01\NE. Josephine
SUTTON, Emery L.
Dg Co. KS
St. Joe, MO
1\SHE,
Mattie M.
SWANEY. Joseph A.
Leavenworth. KS
Manhattan. KS
INGLE. Rosanna
SWINLEY. Edward M~
WHITE, Li 11 ie
TAYLOR. Charles F.
PAYNE. May
TAYLOR, Sherman
TESTERMAN.

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25
27
14
27

13
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. 1\. 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. 1\. Norton. PJ

567

J. 1\. Motter. MG

572
479
602

John Q. 1\. Norton. PJ
M. Brown. MG.

589

E. B. Slade. MG

Dec 1889
Nov 1889
Mar 1889
1\Ug 1889Dg Co, KS
9 Jan 1889
27 Aug 1889. Dg 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 1889Og Co. KS
29 May 1889
5 Jan 1889Og 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 1889Og Co. KS
20 Mar 1889Og Co. KS
4, Apr 1889
11 May 1889
30.Ju 1y 1889License only
16·June 1889

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20 Feb 1889THOMAS. Arnie
BRADFORD. Amanda E.
Dg Co. KS
Pike Co. III
Dg Co. KS
21 Nov 1889TIIORP. Phillip
MORTON. Miss Emma
Dg Co. KS.
Shawnee. KS
Dg Co; KS
28 Nov 1889
THUELIUM. Charles
BETTS. Matilda B.
22 June 1889
KANE. Mary Abbie
TILTON. Edwa~d F.
10 Nov 1889
TIMMONS. Fremont S. TRUAN. Elizabeth A.
30 Jan 1889TUCKER. Wi 11 iam A.
WHITTOCK. Ida
Wabunsee'Co. KS
Jeff Co. KS
Jeff Co. KS
10 Nov 1889VAN HORN. William B. WEYBRIGHT. Wilda F.
Dg Co. KS
Nickerson. KS
Dg Co. KS
VANLIEW. Conrad E.
MOORE. Hattie
9 Dec 1889
VERNSEN. Ole
LUMEN. Maggie
9 Mar 1889
VOGL. 'A 1 fred H.
SOMMER. Caro 1 i ne P.
26 Feb 1889
VON ZELLER.Richard L;F. SOU1~ER. Alice A.
24 Aug 1889Baltimore. 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. Michae 1
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.Mina Elizabeth 19 Dec 1889
WILHITE. Chal-les M. HISLOP. Florinda
15 June 1889
WILLIAMS. EdwClrd
RAY. Margaret
11 May 1889
WILLIAMS. John
WHITE. Mary
31 .Jall 1889Perryville. KS
Perryville. KS
Jeff Co. KS
WINBURN. Charles
LESSER. Mary
10 Apr 1889
Topeka. KS
D9 Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
WINEY. Jacob
LAUBER. Mary
3 July 1889D9 Co. KS
Miami Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
WOGOMAN. John H.
BLEVENS. Louisa E.
4 Mar 1889

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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.

9

T .' D. Da vis. 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

?

H. Van Pelt. MG

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WRIGHT, Benjamin A.
WRIGHT, Will iam E.
YOUNG, Charles O.
Emporia, KS
ZEEB, Wi 11 iam 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 1889Dg Co. KS
19 Mar 1889Dg Co, KS

557
8
582

W. Wright, MG
E. M. Cohron, Rev
John Q. A. Norton, PJ

565

F. W. Freigenbaum. KG

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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.
B'ASTIAN, 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, H!anry W.
K.C. , MO
BISHOP, Samuel Douglas
Dg. Co. , KS
BOENER, William
Atchinson, KS

BRIDE
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.
REEDE:R, Bertha S.
Dg. Co. , KS
GOODYEAR, Rose L.
K •.C. , MO
HEBERLING, Nellie
Overbrook, KS
FElL, Amelia
Dg. Co. , KS
PENNICK, Minnie B.
Shawnee Co., KS
GRIFFITH, Helen S.
BREESE, EvaA.
Dg. Co. , KS
RUSSELL, Martha J.
Dg. Co. , KS
. VERMILYA, Ella V.
Dg. Co. , KS

DATE/PLACE

PAGE # OFFICIANT

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
Co.
,
KS
Dg.
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
Co.
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KS
Dg.

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.
WIn. 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.
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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
L'exington, 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
COFFENB~RGER, Albert M.
Denver, Colo.
COHRON, Emmet M.
COOPER, Henry
CRANE, Edward
Leav. Co., KS
CREEL, Ira H.
CROCKER, Ernest
CROZIER, George R.
CRUM, Harry F.
DAMM, John

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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.

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

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R.H. VAN PELT, M.G.

130

T.J. STERNBERGH, J.P.

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'.

40
30
100

Moses BROWN, M.G.
John MITCHELL, M.G.
E.E. PRESTON, Rev.

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.
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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.
Saiine '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
FRAMBACH, Henry B.
K.C. , MO
GALBRAITH, James B.
Hope, KS
GARSUCH, Emerson B.
GAUCK, August
GERHARD, Henry C.

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
HOLWIC~, 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.

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10 Sep 1890
9 Apr 1890
3 Sep 1890
Dg. Co. , KS
7 Aug 1890
Leav. Co •• KS
20 Nov 1890
14 May 1890
18 Feb 1890

J.W. SPRING, M.G.

Dg. Co. , KS
5 Mar 1890
Dg. Co. , KS
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Dg. Co. , KS
26 Jun 1890
3 Dec 1890
11 Nov 1890
9 Jul 1890
3 Dec 1890
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22 Jul 1890
Dg. Co. , KS
27 Nov 1890
Dg. Co. , KS
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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. Co. , KS
HOLSINGER, Charles
Rosedale, KS
HOOVER, John L.
HOUSE, James B.
Leav. Co. , KS
HUGHES, Milton A.
HUGHES, Thomas J.

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DATE/PLACE

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
V)\N VOORHIS, Myrtie M.
MONSON, Carrie
Dg. Co. , KS
SHLUETER, Mina
GIDEON, Moliie
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

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

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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

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Leav. Co., KS
TRIMB~E, 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
MELV~N, Callie B.
SMITH, Jennie E.
. :T,opeka, KS

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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
eg. 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

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39

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John F. BADSKY, J.P.
Albery A. WHITMAN, M.G.
Eusebia COUCH, M.G.

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J. H. SNYDER, M.G.
John Q.A. NORTON, P.J.
John L. LANGDON, M.G.

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J.A. MOTTER, M.G.

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John Q.A. NORTON, P.J.

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W.A. QUAYLE, M.G.

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Richard CORDLEY, M.G.
Amos H. STOTE, M.G.
Saml. KELSALL, M.G.

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Robert MARTIN, M.G.
C.G. HOWLAND, M.G.
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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.
PEA IRS , Hervey B.
PEAI\SON, 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, ~harles D.
RAIBLE, Erhard
RAIBLE, Erhard

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19 Aug 1890
26
4 Feb 1890
120
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105
29 Oct 1890
57
28 May 1890
132
24 Dec 1890
49
8 May 1890
Dg. Co. , KS
70
23 Jul 1890
68
1890
22 Jul
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

KEYS, Enuna 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
FLEISHHANN, 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
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MARVIN, M.G.

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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.

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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
i2 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.

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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
SAKKER(S) , Edward S.
SAMS, William C.
K.C. , MO
SATTERWHITE, John
SCHELL, George W.
SCHMIT, John
_ SCHUPP, Louis
S~OTT, Harrison C.
Leav. Co. , KS
SEAMAN, Ira L.
SEARCH, Warren O.
De Soto, KS
SEDGWl;CK, Harry
- SEIWALD, George H.
SEIWALD, Louis
SETTERBERG, Charles
SaEPARD, Lucius F.
Topeka, KS
SHOAF, John H.
Osage Co., KS
SIMMONS, Samuel T.
Osage Co., KS
SIMON, Peter J.
SIPES, William E.

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74
32
58

Christopher FLORY, M.G.
J.P. STEPHENS, M.G.
Jas. MARVIN, M.G.

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A.T. -ENNIS, Priest
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101

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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
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

DATE/PLACE
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

PAGE # OFFICIANT
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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
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E.M. COHRON, M.G.
John ENDACOTT, M.G.
Peter SCHUMANN, M.G.

45

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71
95
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124

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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.

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Madison, Ind.
VANOERBUR, Charles
VAN PELT, Reuben H.
VOGLER, Valentine
WALDIE, William
Og. Co., KS
WALKER, George C.
WALKER, Oliver O.
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
W~ITCOMB, George A.
WHITNEY, Marquis O.
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
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Madison, Ind.
TAYLOR, Sarah E.
GRIFFITH, Alida
THlME, Elizabeth
. CLARK, Maggie B.
Thomas Co., KS
OHLFEST, Mary E.
SIMPSON, Mary Louise
SHUFFLEBOTHOM, Bessie
Topeka, KS
FORTNER, Alice
SANDERS, Julia
MARGASON, Mary E.
Og. Co •. , KS
MELCHOIR, Helena E.
Chicago, Ill.
GRANT, Esther
TURNER, Mary M.
LEE, Lizzie B.
CUBBERLEY, Lida K.
BROWNING, Jennie
Og. 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.

DATE/PLACE

PAGE # OFFICIANT

22 Apr 1890
Og. Co., KS
2 Jun 1890
29 Jul 1890
10 May 1890
23 Jul 1890
Og. Co., KS
23 Sep 1890
2 Dec 1890
23 Sep 1890

43

Jas. MARVIN, M.G.

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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

23 Dec 1890
10 Sep 1890
2 Feb 1890
Og. 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
2S Nov 1890
4 Jan 1890
22 Apr 1890
·Og. Co., KS
8 Oct 1890
Og. 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.

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. NORTO~, P.J.

75

Jos. MAGRATH, J.P.

114

Wm. WHITNEY, M.G.

44

F.D. MELCHOR, M.G.
M. WOOTEN, M.G.

96

Jas. MARVIN, M.G.

89
134

John L. LONGOON, M.G.
Thomas G. WINEY, M.G.

69

W.R. DAVIS, M.G.

63

John Q.A. NORTON, M.C.

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WYNNE, Charles E.
YEWDALL, Charles H.
ZOOK, Jacob M.

REINERT, Anna (Mias)
VERMILLION, Anna M.

O'DONOGHUE, Inez C.

DATE/PLACE
8 Apr 1890
.29 OCt 1890
·17 Sep 1890

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105
90

Thomas D. DAVIS, K.G.
John Q.-A. NORTON, P.J •
A.T. ENNIS, Priest

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Law and Judlclal Bulldlng, Lawrence, KS. Complled by Edna Welling and Vlvlan Clough.

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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, WIn. 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

DATE/PLACE

PAGE # OFFICIANT

MERRITT, T.J., M.G.
JACKSON, Addie, 37
13 May 1891
180
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence~ KS
COHRON, B.M., Rev., M.G.
MILLER, Addie (Ada), 24
18 May 1891
182
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
STOTB, A.H., M.G.
FLINTON, Mamie E., 20
18 Jun 1891
194
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
WILSON, S.F., M.G •
UNDERWOOD, Annie E., 23
22 Jun 1891
196
204 Elm st., N. Lawrence
North Lawrence, KS
Lake COmo, PA
BISHOP, P., Priest
McCARTHY, Mary Ellen, 17
9 Apr 1891
158
Linwood, KS
Tonganoxie, Leavenworth CO., KS
QUAYLB, W.A., M.G.
TOPPING, Allie V., 24
2 Jun 1891
187
Baldwin City, KS
Baldwin, Dougla. Co. , KB
TREPPER, I.C., Rector
NICKSON, Keziah, 22
168
20 Apr 1891
P.B. Church of St. Paul
Leavenworth Co., KS
Laavenwort.h, KS
GROENBR, R.B., catholic
220
FITZPATRICK, Margaret A., 23 23 Sep 1891
Priest, Budor., KS
Douglas Co., KS
Big Springs, KS
McCREARY, D.L., M.G •.
WARBINTON, Sarah F., 34
148
19 Feb 1891
Lawrence, KS
Residence of W.T. BARBBR
YARGER, H.L., Clergyman
HUT~ON, Annie L., 19
224
4 OCt 1891
Lawrence, KS
Lutheran
Lawrence, KS
MERRITT, T.J., M.G.
JOHNSON, Louisa, 22
166
9 Apr 1891
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
ENDAOOT'l', John, M.G.
MOORE, Minnie, 17
1 Mar 1891
152
M.E. Ch., N. Lawrence
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
WILLIS, Katie (Kate M.), 20 ·29 Jan 1891
STOTB, A.H., M.G.
140
Lawrence, KS
Douglas Co., KS
BURR, Ida R., 20
WILSON, S.F., M.G.
27 May 1891
184
North Lawrence, KS
204 Blm st., N. Lawrence
North Lawrence, KS
MARVIN, Jas.·, M.G.
HOWE, Eva F., 22
1 Jan 1891
134
Lawrence, KS
Douglas Co., KS
McILRAVY, Allicia, Miss, 19
15 Jul 1891
202
MILLER, J.K., M.G.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, Douglas CO., KS

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TRUAN, Sarah J., 21
Lecompton, ItS
Lecompton, KS
BIDINGER, O.A., 22
MURPHY, Winnie E., 21
Douqlas Co., KS
Douqlas Co., KS
OLSON, Emma H., 25
BISHOP, Nicholas J., 26
Gunsiqht, TX
Lawrence, KS
BLOSE, Ulysses G., 27
STANTON, Louia C., 30
'Lawrence, 'ItS
Devils Lake, NO
BOWEN, Alfred A., 35
FREDERICK, Catherine E., 27
Leavenworth Co., KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
BOWERS, L.K., 24
DORON, T.A., 22
Topeka, KS
Topeka, KS
BRADFORD, cyrus A., 23
REEHER, Minnie E., 23
Willow Sprinqs Twp.
Douqlaa CO., KS
BRADLEY, Isaac F., 29
JOHNSON, Mamie B., 22
Kansas City, MO
Lawrence, KS
BROADUS, Jackson, 30
YOUNG, Vina, Kiss, 22
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
BROOKS, Oscar L., 22
CLARK, Fannie, 21
Tamaqua, PA
Lawrence, KS
BROWN, C.W., 30
KEITH, Frances, 16
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
BURGESS, William J., 27
WARD, Martha J., 20
Gardner, Johnson Co., KS
Gardner, Johnson Co., KS
BURGOYNE, Grant, 23
SEVERS, Bertha, 25
Douqlas Co., KS
Douqlas Co., KS
BURTON, Alonzo C., 34
BURNETT, Sarah A., 22
Lecompton, Doulqas Co., KS
Lecompton, KS
BUSSE, C.B., 22
ROYER, Emma, 19
Lawrence, KS
Hamilton, MO
BUTLER, E.B., 21
JOHNSON, Ada A., 19
lola, KS
Douqlas Co., KS
BUTLER, Louis, 27
WILKINS, Mary, 18
Reno, KS
Reno, KS
CAMPBELL, William A., 24
HANEY, Minta B., 18
'Lenape, KS
Lenape, ItS
CANNON, James H., 24
HINES, Sarah Ellen (Ella), 23
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS

HOPE, John c., Clerqyman
230
20 Oct 1891
Al HOPB, Jennie HOPB
Lecompton, KS
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
154
3 Mar 1891
Lawrence, KS
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
232
21 Oct 1891
Lawrence, KS
JESSUP, Bliaa, Pastor
204
29 Jul 1891
Friends Church
Lawrence, KS
McNAMEB, JaB., PrieBt
258
31 Dec 1891
Linwood, Leavenworth Co., ItS
28 Sep 1891
223
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Lawrence, Douqlas CO., KS
2 Auq 1891
205
FLORY, Christopher, M.O.
Residence of Christopher FLORY
8 Sep 1891
219
MERRITT, T.J., M.G.
Lawrence, Douqlas CO., KS
30 Nov 1891
247
WILSON, J.W., Minister
Lawrence, ItS
13 Apr 1891
167
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Lawrence, Douqlaa CO., KS
16 Dec 1891
251
HOWLAND, C.G., Miniater
Lawrence, ItS
Unitarian Church
2 Nov 1891
236
MARVIN, JaB., M.G.
Lawrence, Douqlas CO., KS
11 Auq 1891
208
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Lawrence, KS
BONEBRAKE, J.H., M.G.
12 Apr 1891
165
E.P. BARRIS's home
25 Oct 1891
234
CORDLEY, Richard, M.G.
Lawrence, Douqlas CO., KS
10 Sep 1891
219
OAKES, J .L., Rev., M.G.
Lakeview, Douqlas CO., KS
7 Jul 1891
200
KAHN, WID., J.P.
Reno, Leavenworth CO., KS
31 Dec 1891
262
License only
17 Mar 1891
Lawrence, KS

159

STOTZ, A.H., M.O.

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CARPENTER, William A., 28
Lawrence, KS
CARTWRIGHT, George T., 26
Baldwin, KS
CAVALIER, William, 23
New Orleans, LA
CEARFOSS, Willard F., 29
Willow Springs, ItS
CHADBOURNE, Gao. W., 30
Kansas City, HO
CHANDONIA, Charles E., 51
South Bend, Ind.
CHARLES, Clyde C., 25
ottawa, KS
CHILDS, Edward N., 37
Douglas CO., KS
CHIPLEY, George, 25
Lawrence, ItS
COLTRAINE, John J., 29
Johnson Co., KS
COPP, Jacob F., 31
Eudora, KS
CORDER, Henry H., 30
Douglas Co., KS
CORNELL, Arthur B., 21
ottawa, ItS
COWENS, William, 21
Lawrence, KS
COX, Hartin Luther, 28
Douglas Co., KS
CRAIG, Everet, 25
Guthrie, OK
CRANE, Cyrus Sykes, 25
Kansas City, HO
CREW, Dan A., 25
Lawrence, KS
CRITES, Thomas D., 24
Le~ompton, Douglas Co., KS

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FORD, Lydia J. (A.), Hiss, 23
Leavenworth CO., ItS
SPENCE, Nellie C., 27
Baldwin, ItS
BROWN, Lizzie, 20
Knoxville, TN
RAY, cenie Ann, 30
Willow Springs, ItS
PASCOB, Bessie, 26
Republic, Hich.
ABDILL, Sarah E., 45
Lawrence, KS
LOWE, Alice L., 25
Ensign, ItS
STRUB, Rosie, 19
Douglas co., KS
FRY, Francis, 25
Lawrence, ItS
MATHEWS, Belle, 33
Douglas CO., KS
WANDRIES, Hary, 21
Eudora, KS
PARNELL, Rosa E., 20
Douglas CO., KS
JOHNSON, Cora B., 18
ottawa, ItS
JOHNSON, Carrie, 18
Lawrence, KS
CAHPBBLL, Lillis, 18
Douglas co., ItS
BURROUGHS, Susie, 23
Lawrence, KS
HUTCHINGS, Josephine Eliz, 26
Lawrence, itS
HOYT, Genevieve, 18
Honte Vista, Colo.
CARPENTER, Belle, 21
Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS

DATE/PLACE

PAGE # OFFICIANT

STaTES, Aaron D., Pastor
259
30 Dec 1891
Christian Church, Lawrence, ItS
HOTTER, J.A. , H.G.
215
1 Sep 1891
Baldwin, ItS
HORTON, B.J. , P.J.
164
6 Apr 1891
Lawrence,_ ItS
WELLS, S.R., M.G.
160
22 Har 1891
Willow Springs Church, Douglas Co., ItS
HOWLAND, C.G., Minister
252
12 Dec 1891
Unitarian Church
Lawrence, ItS
WILSON,
S.F., Clergyman
210
17 Aug 1891
Lawrence, ItS
STaTE, A.H., H.G.
179
17 Hay 1891
Lawrence, Douglas Co., ItS
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
242
24 Nov 1891
Lawrence, ItS
WARD, A.M., Rev., M.G.
23 Dec 1891
256
North Lawrence, ItS
HAVBRMALB, G.W., Pastor
18 Feb 1891
146
H.B. Chur., De Soto, ItS
Near Hesper, KS
WHITNBY, William, M.G.
21 Jan 1891
137
H.B. Church
Douglas Co., ItS
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
10 Oct 1891
226
Lawrence, ItS
'211
STBRNBBRO, T.J., J.P.
21 Aug 1891
Lawrence, Douglas CO., ItS
HARTIN, Robt., H.G.
26 Nov 1891
245
Hr. &amp; Mrs. Louis JOHNSON
24 Dec 1891
257
OAKES, J.L.~ Rev., M.G.
Lawrence, ItS
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
HARVIN, Jas., H.G.
Lawrence, Douglas CO., ItS
27 Hay 1891
186
HUFFMAN, G.H., H.G.
Lecompton, KS

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STRICKLER, Clara R., 22
28 May 1891
187
MARVIN, Jas., M.G.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
North Lawrence,· Douglas Co., KS
COLLINS, Gemima, 18
3 Ju1 1891
199
BONEBRAKE, J.H., ~reacher
CUMMINGS, Clinton, 21
Lakeview, Douglas Co., KS
Lake View, Douglas Co., KS
Lecompton, Douglas Co., KS
DAVIDSON, Charles S., 24
SPURGEON, Maggie L., Miss, 22 29 Apr 1891
172
STANARD, L.E., Rev.
Coffey Co., KS
Baldwin, Douglas Co., KS
Media, KS
Baptist Minister
DAVIS, Christopher P., 25
TUTTLE, Annabel, 23
4 Nov 1891
236
PASLEY, B.A., M.G.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Bride's home
DEAN, J .H., 35
KIMBERLING, Mary, 21
11 Feb 1891
143
STRONG, Dwight A., M.G.
Douglas Co., KS
North Lawrence, Douglas Co. Douglas Co., KS
DESKINS, William G. , 27
GRIMES, Anna L., 21
21 Oct 1891
229
LEWIS, P.M., M.G.
Douglas Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
Lecompton, KS
DORAN, O.J. , 27
MARTIN, Hallie J., Miss, 26
10 Dec 1891
250
GOODALE, A.B., M.G.
Mattoon, Ill.
Black Jack, KS
Black Jack, Douglas Co., KS
DORAN, Thomas F. , 29
WOODWARD, Mary W., 29
12 Nov 1891
241
HOWLAND, C.G., Cler9YIPan
Topeka, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
DUMMER, Henry E., 42
SUNDERLIN, Mary R., 27
11 Feb 1891
144
MARVIN, Jas., M.G.
Lecompton, Douglas Co. , KS
McGees Mills, Clearfield Co., PA Lawrence, KS
DUNCAN, Edward, 22
HILL, Lulu, 16
28 Feb 1891
152
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Big Springs, KS
Big Springs, KS
Lawrence, KS
DUNCAN, Howard E., 27
MARVIN, Jas., M.G.
CREW, .Mary H., 23
30 Apr 1891
173
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
DUNHAM, Ira T., 24
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
ARRASMITH, Sarah N., 25
2 Jun 1891
188
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence., KS
Lawrence, KS
DUNLAP, Charles G. , 32
MARCH, Anna E., 36
12 Aug 1891
MARVIN, Jas., M.G.
208
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
DUNN, Osman Lincoln, 30
HECKMAN, Becca Jane, 19
5 May 1891
176
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Overbrook, Osage Co., KS
Media, Douglas Co., KS
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
DUNSER, Louis, 29
HEMMERLE, Berthe, 33
3 Jun 1891
189
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Echo, Douglas Co., KS
Echo, Douglas Co., KS
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
ENGWALL, John F., 30
WHEELER, Ella E., 30
14 May 1891
181
POWELL, Enoch, Min.
Kansas City, MO
Quindaro, KS
Unitarian, Topeka, KS
Lawrence, KS
EVINGER, Elmer, 19
LIGGETT, Jennie, 24
PRITCHARD, G.G., M.G.
22 Feb 1891
149
Johnson Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
Lawrence, K~
FELLER, Samuel, 23
HEINLY, Estella J., 23
YARGER, H.L., Pastor
8 Sep 1891
218
Gray Co., KS
Lawrence, KS
Eng. Lutheran Church
Lawrence, KSFLORY, George A., 21
WEBB, Rebecca E., 16
FLORY,
Christopher, M.G.
2 Aug 1891
205
Douglas Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
Henry RINEHART's

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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

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DATE/PLACE

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., 20
Linwood, Its
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.
226
7 oct 1891
Lawrence, ItS
13 oct 1891
221
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
1 Mar 1891
151
MESENHIKER, W., J.P.
Residence of W. MESENHIMER
27 May 1891
185
BERKOWITZ, Henry, Rabbi
Lawrence, KS·
Kansas City, MO
1 Aug 1891
201
MARVIN, Jas., M.G.
Lawrence, ItS
STOTES, Aaron D., Pastor
249
6 Dec 1891
Christian Church
Lawrence, ItS
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
225
7 oct 1891
Lawrence, ItS
22 Apr 1891
111
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, ItS
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
MARVIN, Jas. , M.G.
26 May 1891
185
Lawrence, ItS
STOTE, A.H., M.G.
14 May 1891
178
Lawrence, K5
MARTIN, Robert, M.G.
31 Dec 1891
262
Mr. &amp; Mrs. WILSON's
JESSUP, Elias, Pastor
1 Feb 1891
142
Friends Church
Douglas Co., ItS
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, ItS

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HARTUP, I.L., 29
BRNELL, Cora E., 22
Lecompton, KS
Lecompton, ItS
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
THISTLETHWAlTE, 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

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BLAND, V.A., Min.
160
Lecompton, KS
BENELL, William
7 OCt 1891
225
O'BRIEN, A.N., Min.
Baldwin, KS
Presby. Ch., KC, KS
3 Mar 1891
154
STRONG, Dwight A., M.G.
Douglas CO., KS
2 Sep 1891
STRONG, C.H., M.G.
216
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
29 OCt 1891
235
BILLINGSLEY, L.K., M.G.
Oskaloosa, Jefferson Co. Wit, H.B. JUDY, L HORNER
29 Dec 1891
260
STOTE, A.H., M.G.
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
10 Dec 1891
251
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
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

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JOHNSON, Crary P., 25
LEONARD, Haud E., 23
3 Jun 1891
JOplin, HO
189
JOHNSON, J. Wesley, M.G.
Baldwin City, KS
Baldwin City, Douglas Co., KS
JOHNSON, Erwin, 28
CROUCH, Louisa, 20
17 Jun 1891
193
New York City, NY
HORTON, B.J. , P.J.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
JONES, J.L., 34
FLORY, Viola, 28
2 Jul 1891
199
Willow Springs Town, KS
FLORY, Christopher~ H.G.
Willow Springs Town, KS
E.W. FLORY's
JONES, James E., 26
HILLER, Hay, 21
Kansas City, HO
5 May 1891
176
HOWLAND, C.G., Clergyman
St. Louis, HO
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
JORASCHKY, August, 37
SKAGGS, Ella s., 23
Ottawa, KS
9 Jun 1891
192
VAN PELT, R.H., H.G.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
JOY, William, 21
COATE(S), Susan, 18
25 Feb 1891
Douglas Co., KS
149
PASLEY, H.A., M.G.
Douglas Co., KS
Vinland, KS
KEENY, Edward, 21
HASTED, Haud, 16
11 Mar 1891
Lawrence, KS
156
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
KELLoGG, Fred H., 21
MCCAGUE, Harriet A., 20
20 Oct 1891
230
CORDLEY, Richard, M.G.
Emporia, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence,
Douglas
Co.,
KS
KENYON, James Darlington, 22 WALKER, Hay, 22
Lawrence, KS
2 Dec 1891
248
VAN PELT, R.H., M.G.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
KESLER, David, 29
FLORY, Ida, 19
26 Feb 1891
Pleasant Grove, KS
150
FLORY, Christopher, M.G.
Pleasant Grove, KS
KING, Claude, 30
Residence of Levi FLORY
FREDERICKSON,
Kate
E.,
20
Denver, Colo.
22 Sep 1891
221
YARGER, H.L., Rev.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
KITZHILLER, J.E., 25
Lutheran Clergyman
HILLER, Effie, 23
Elreno, OK Terr.
11 Jul 1891
201
MILLBR, J.K., M.G.
Lawrence, KS
KOHLER, John G., 33
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
LAWSON, Mary A., 29
Hesper, KS
Nov 1891
237
HARVIN, Jas., M.G.
3
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
KOSANKE, Herman,.29
SCHAUFELY/SCHUEFLEE, Hinna, 20 6 Nov 1891
Douglas Co., KS
239
FIBGBNBAUM, F.W., Pastor
Lawrence, KS
LANDER, Edmund J., 23
Lawrence, KS
German M.B. Church
KNIGHT, Elizabeth J., 24
Newton, KS
27 Oct 1891
235
CORDLBY, Richard, H.G.
Lawrence,
KS
LANDON, William, 24
Lawrence, KS
ANDERSON, Tena, 20
Vinland, Douglas Co., KS
179
FARWELL, Henry, M.G.
13 May 1891
Clinton, Douglas Co., KS
LANSDOWNE, J. F., 36
CliDton, Douglas Co., KS
EDENS,
Amanda,
27
Jefferson Co., KS
15 Oct 1891
228
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Jefferson Co., KS
~SON, Albin, 28
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
BERGGEN, Charlotte A., 29
Kansas City, HO
25 Jun 1891
197
MILLER, J.K., M.G.
Kansas City, HO
LAYMAN, Charles E., 24
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
HARTUP, Kate F., 23
Lecompton, KS
3 May 1891
174
LEWIS, P.M., M.G.
Lecompton, KS
Lecompton, KS

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Lecompton, KS
LINDLEY, Corydon E., 25
Lawrence, KS
LOOTER, 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

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Lecompton, KS
KENNEDY, Belle M., 25
Lawrence, KS
CUMMINGS, Elsie, 21
Belvoir, KS
KELSEY, Agnes(s), 29
Lawrence, 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

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SNYDER, J.H., M.G.
227
14 Oct 1891
Lecompton, XS
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
135
3 Jan 1891
Lawrence, KS
BONEBRAKE, J .H., M.G.
229
22 Oct 1891
Near Belvoir, Douglas Co., KS.
McCOY, Justus, M.G.
21 Jan 1891
.138
Evanglist Ch. of Christ
Douglas Co., KS
GEYER, E.L., Rev.
27 Jan 1891
138
Douglas Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
MUELLER, J., M.G.
24 Dec 1891
253
Reno Twp., Leavenworth Co., KS
4 Apr 1891
163
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Lawrence, KS
166
LELLEY, M.L., M.G.
16 Apr 1891
1016 CT St., Lawr~nce, KS
169
STERNBERGH, T.J., J.P.
15 Apr 1891
Lawrence, KS
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
14 May 1891
180
Lawrence, Douglas Co.; KS
GOODALE, A.B., M.G.
25 Aug 1891
213
Baldwin, KS
STOTE, A.H., M.G.
157
11 Mar 1891
Lawrence, KS
BERKOWITZ, Henry, Rabbi
9 Jun 1891
191
Kansas City, MO
Lawrence, KS
11 Feb 1891
YARGER, H.L., Rev.
144
Lutheren Church
Douglas Co., KS
BISHOP, P., Rev.
6 Aug 1891
206
Tonganoxie, Leavenworth Co., KS
ATKINSON, J.W., M.G.
24 Sep 1891
222
Williamstown, Jefferson Co., KS
OORDLEY, Richard, M.G.
18 Jun 1891
194
Wakarusa, Douglas Co., KS
27 Aug 1891
213
MILLER, J.K., M.G.
Black Jack, KS
23 Apr 1891
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
172
Lawrence, KS

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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
MIPFLIN, David H., 23
Worden, Douglas Co., KS
MILLER,. Thomas H., 35
Overbrook, KS
MOORE, Charles, 21
Kansas City, MO
MORTON, George P., 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, H. Seymour, 24
Lawrence, KS
PARNELL, Andrew, 33
Jefferson Co., KS
PARNELL, George, 31
Douglas Co., KS
PARRETT, Orrin D., 26
Lawrence, KS

OAKES, J.L., Rev., M.G.
243
26 Nov 1891
DODDRIDGE, Avis Amelia, 16
Lawrence, KS
Kanwaka, KS
22 Jun 1891
195
KAHN, wm., J.P.
GIDEON, Olla, 18
Reno, Leavenworth Co., KS
Reno, Leavenworth Co., KS
26 Nov 1891
244
PASLEY, H.A., M.G.
HINES, Mary, 37
Bride's house
Willow Springs, KS
15 Aug 1891
209
HORTON, B.J., P.J •
CRANDALL, Jennie, 22
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
Topeka, KS
250
RICHARDSON, A.M., M.G •
ANDERSON, Alice M. (Eliza), 17 10 Dec 1891
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
McCREARY, D.L., M.G •
244
25 Nov 1891
SCHOEPPLIN, Cora A., 18
Clinton, KS'
Worden, Douglas Co., KS
DAVIS, T.D., Rev., M.G.
224
14 Oct 1891
MARSHALL, Elizabeth J., 28
The Bride's father's
Media, Douglas Co., KS
13 Jul 1891
203
HORTON, 8.J., P.J.
JENKINS, Addie, 19
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
Lawrence, KS
24 Dec 1891
256
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
TUCKER, Pannie E., 24
Lawrence, KS
Douglas Co., KS
23 Aug 1891
212
CRAIG, 8.8., Min.
MERRITT, Lizzie T., 21
Lawrence, Douglas CO., KS
Lawrence, KS
2 Feb 1891
141
PRITCHARD, G.G., Rev.
WELKER, Plorence, 19
Douglas Co., KS
Lawrence, KS
MUELLER, J., M.G.
26 Aug 1891
214
DRAVIS, Lena, Miss, 21
Lawrence, KS
Douglas Co., KS
13 Apr 1891
167
PASLEY, H.A., M.G.
HUMMER, Mary, 41
Vinland, Douglas Co., KS
Elk Co., KS
2 May 1891
171
HOPKINS, James, M.G.
WEATHERWAX, Nancy, 50
Winfield, COWley Co., KS
Cowley Co., KS
31 May 1891
186
BURROWS, William 0., J.P.
WARREN, Plorena P., 23
Pall Leaf, Leavenworth Co., KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
30 Dec 1891
261
MILLER, J.K., M.G.
RAYMOND, Mamie, 20
North Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
197
OSBORN, Julia, 32
24 Jun 1891
Leavenworth Co., KS
Lawrence, KS
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
252
DAVIS, Ellen, 28
14 Dec 1891
Douglas Co., KS
Lawrence, KS
STOTE, A.H., M.G.
177
POREMAN, Nona, 20
10 May 1891
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS

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Budora, ItS
PATTON, F.R., 21
Clinton, Douglas Co., KS
PATTY, H.H., 38
North Lawrence, KS
PERRY, Bdgar, 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, Brnest R., 25
Pueblo, Colorado
RANKIN, I.C., 32
Clarinda, IA
RAYSON, Charles 0., 23
Douglas Co., KS
REDMOND, C.F.(J.), 29
Lawrence, ItS
RHODES, Edward, 20
OVerbrook, KS

HUNTER, Nellie, 21
Fall Leaf, KS·
BULLOCK, Minnie, 17
Clinton, Douglas Co., ItS
AKERS, Ida M., 22
North Lawrence, KS
SOMMBR, Theresa, 28
Eudora, KS
BROWN, Winnie, 19
Topeka, 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, Bva V., 21
Garnett, KS
REBCE, Sallie B., 17
Douglas Co., KS
WILSON, B.J., 33
Lawrence, KS
CARTER, Maggie, 19
Baldwin City, KS

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237
4 Nov 1891
Co.,
KS
Fall Leaf, Leavenworth
FARWELL,
Henry, M. G.
11 Feb 1891
143
Clinton,
KS
Douglas Co., KS
HILL,
B.Y.,
M.G.
174
3 May 1891
North Lawren~e, KS
GROENER, R.B., Rev.
245
26 Nov 1891
Catholic Priest
Eudora, KS
11 May 1891
178
CHARLTON, John, J.P.
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
26 Feb 1891
151
HADLEY, M.W., J.P.
Bride"s residence, Leavenworth Co., KS
5 Nov 1891
239
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
16 Apr 1891
169
STOTB, A.H., M.G.
Lawrence, Douglas Co., ItS
11 Nov 1891
241
KOBPBBLS, H., M.G.
Hesper, Douglas CO., ItS
4 Aug 1891
207
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Lawrence, ItS
BROWN, J.L., Min.
257
2.4 Dec ~891
Baldwin City, Douglas Co., KS
KELLY, Claude, Pastor
21 Oct 1891
231
Baptist Church
LeavenW9rth, KS
VAN PELT, R.H., M.G.
21 Oct 1891
232
Lawrence, KS
SMITH, James D., M.G.
4 Jul 1891
198
Baldwin City, KS
TELFORD, J .C., M.G.
20 May 1891
182
M.B. Church, Olathe, KS
Lawrence, KS
STRONG, C.H., M.G.
3 Jul 1891
200
Lawrence, ItS·
Lawrence, KS
RAYSON, Thomas, J.P.
212
23 Aug 1891
Budora, ItS.
MILLER, J.K., M.G.
217
2 Sep 1891
Lawrence, ICS
GOODALB, A.B.; M.G.
188
31 May 1891
Baldwin, KS
Baldwin, KS

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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
BAILE, 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

COHRON, B.M., Rev.
158
18 Mar 1891
HINES, Josie, 22
Missionary Baptist Ch.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
McCREARY,
D.L., M.G.
258
27 Dec 1891
MARTIN, Rosie E., 17
Lecompton, KS
Douglas Co., ItS
ENNIS, A.T., Priest
243
SCHALBAR, Mary, 22
25 Nov 1891
St. John·s Catholic Ch.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
HORTON,
B.J., P.J.
137
19 Jan 1891
YEAGER, Mary A., 18
Douglas Co., ItS
Lawrence, KS
8 Jun 1891
190
WILSON, S.F., Min.
PYLES, May, 20
North
Lawrence,
KS
North Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
15 Feb 1891
146
HUBBEL, Ezra, M.G.
NORWlNE, Mary J., 14
Residence of the bride, Leavenworth CO., KS
Leavenworth Co., ItS
6 Jun 1891
190
WILSON, S.F., Min.
McGRAnE, Nellie, 28
Lawrence, ItS
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.
WALTENBERG, Rosa, 21
13 Apr 1891
161
Catholic
Priest
Douglas Co., KS
Lawrence, KS
SULLIVAN,
J.M.,
M.G.
THOMAS, Anna M., 17
10 Feb 1891
142
Baldwin, KS
Baldwin City, KS
CHARLTON, John, J.P.
WILLIAMS, Emma, 24
27 Jan 1891
140
Echo, Douglas Co., KS
Douglas Co., ItS
License only
MOORE, Jennie, 22
15 Jun 1891
192
Lawrence, KS
30 Dec 1891
260
BROOKS, Washington W.
CYRUS, Annie, 18
.Leavenworth, KS
Lawrence, Douglas CO., KS K.G.
26 Jul 1891
204
STOTBS, Aaron D., Pastor
HE~ERSON, Eliza, 46
Douglas CO., KS
Lawrence, KS
Christian Church
McBRIDE, Jessie, 21
15 Apr 1891
168
CORDLEY, Richard, K.G.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
GLATHART, Emily S., 21
30 Jun 1891
198
HOWLAND, C.G., Kin.
Lawrence, ItS
Unitarian Church
Lawrence, KS
BROOKS, Washington W.,
BLOOD/BLUNT, Mamie, 15
26 Nov 1891
246
Kanwaka, Douglas CO., KS
K.G., A.K.E. Church
Lawrence, KS
SEETIN, Martha, 18
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
3 sep 1891
217
Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co.
Lawrence, KS

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HEARN, Etta, 23
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS.
SQUIRES, Charles E., 29
MILLBR, Abbie A., 27
Tulare Co., Calif.
Baldwin, KS
STACY, William Arthur, 27
LIND, Emma Blizabeth, 25
Morganville, KS
Alfred, Douglas Co., KS
STEPHENS, John A., 21
CARVER, Bmma, 18
Perryville, KS
Perryville, KS
STEPHENS, William, 26
JENNINGS, Mary, 21
St. Louis, MO
Lawrence, KS
STEVENS, M.C., 24
FBNTON, Susie L., 19
Kansas City, MO
Vinland, Douglas Co., KS
STEVENS, William A., 21
MILES, Mary A., 22
Law.rence, 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/MARlCES, Lovie E., 24
DeSoto, KS
DeSoto, KS
STRODE, James R., 21
WRIGHT, Blizabeth, 21
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
STRONG, Clayton N., 27
HARDING, Mina, 24
Manhattan, KS
Topeka, KS
STRONG, George, 22
KATHBRMAN, 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
GALLIGBR, 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

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191
9 Jun1891
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.B. Church
&gt;t
9 Jul 1891
201
ENNIS, A.T., Priest
t
St.
John's
Catholic
Ch.
Lawrence, KS
III
III
PASLBY, H.A., M.G.
184
26 May 1891
III
Bride's home
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238
8 Nov 1891
Jefferson Co., KS
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GOODALB, A.B., Pastor
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4 Mar 1891
-153
Prebyterian Ch., Baldwin •
Baldwin, KS
HOPB, A.L., M.G. &amp;
139
28 Jan 1891
HOPB, Jno. C ..
Douglas Co., KS
CORDLEY,
Richard, M.G.
248
3 Dec 1891
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
STRONG, C.H., M.G.
1 Sep 1891
216
Lawrence, KS
CRAIG, B.B., Rev.
159
19 Mar 1891
...
Lawrence, KS
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9 Nov 1891
240
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
g
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
n6 sep 1891
218
MICHAEL, Joseph, M.G.
t;'
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The minister's house
Q..
MARVIN, Jas., Min.
18 Feb 1891
147
Lawrence, KS
STBRNBERGH, T.J., J.P.
156
5 Mar 1891
Lawrence, KS
28 oct 1891
233
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS
23 Jun 1891
196
CHARLTON, John, J.P.
Lawrence, KS
BBRKOWITZ, Henry, Rabbi
14 Jan 1891
136
Kansas City, MO

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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
WElL, 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. (Lillie), 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
Co.,
KS Church, S. Perry
Near Perry,' Jefferson
PASLEY,
H.A., Pastor
21 Apr 1891
170
M.E.
Ch.,
Vinland, KS
Pleasant Grove, KS
MICHAEL,
Joseph,
M.G.
211
25 Aug 1891
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. HAYBS, Kingman Co., KS
23 Dec 1891
254
STOTES, Aaron D., Pastor
Lenape, Leavenworth Co.
Lawrence Christian Ch.
238
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
4 Nov 1891
Douglas Co., KS
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
222
2~ Sep 1891
Lawrence, KS
KOEPSEL, H., M.G.
2·53
21 Dec 1891
Eudora, KS
YARGER, H.L., Pastor
177
8 May 1891
Eng. Luth. Church
Lawrence, KS
RAYSON, Thomas, J.P.
210
19 Aug 1891
Eanos REED's residence
RAYSON, Thomas, J.P.
145
20 Feb 1891
Eudora, Douglas Co. , KS
CRAIG, B.B., Christian
195
22 Jun 1891
Minister
Lawrence, KS
GRANT,
W.L., Pastor
221
20 Sep 1e91
First
Baptist Ch.
Lawrence, KS
MARVIN,
Jas., M.G.
165
8 Apr 1891
Lawrence, KS

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Lawrence, ItS
WILLOUGHBY, Lazarus, 35
Lawrence, ItS
WILMOTH, Harry B., 23
Lawrence, JCS
WILSON, John H., 25
Douglas Co., ItS
WIXSON, Hermis W., 23
Lawrence, ItS
WOODARD, Levi B., 23
Johnson Co., ItS
WOODRING, Cary A., 30
Lawrence, ItS
WRIGHT, Bdmund, 68
Baldwin, JCS
WRIGHT, William I. (G.), 22
Harion TWp., Douglas Co.
YANCY, Isaac, 25
Council Grove, ItS
YQUHG, James T., 18
Lawrence, ItS
ZOLLNER, George, 29
Kansas City, HO

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Lawrence, JCS
DAVISON, Blla, 28
Lawrence, ItS
FULTON, Lenora, 20
Lawrence, JCS
FIX, Vina N., 18
Shawnee Co., ItS
OSBORN, Linnie, 21
Lawrence, ItS
WALKER, Jennie A., 20
Budora, Douglas co. , ItS
BLAKE, Bliza D., 17
Lawrence, ItS
LEA, Belinda, 52
Baldwin, ItS
ENSLOW, Hamie, Hiss, 17
Harion Twp., Douglas CO.,
CORNISH, Hester, 20
COuncil Grove, ItS
CLIMB, Birdie, 18
Lawrence, ItS
SOHMER, Hedwig, 21
Budora, ItS

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CHARLTON, John, J.P.
163
27 Mar 1891
Lawrence, JCS
CHARLTON, John, J.P.
247
2 Dec 1891
Lawrence, JCS
MARVIN, Jas., H.G.
181
19 May 1891
Lawrence, JCS
HUFPMAH, G.H., H.G.
231
21 oct 1891
Big springs, Douglas Co., ItS
CORDLEY, Richard, H.G.
193
17 Jun 1891
Lawrence, JCS
WITHEY, WID., H.G.
175
6 Hay 1891
H.B. Church
Budora, Douglas CO., ItS
BHDACOTT, John, Pastor
139
21 Jan 1891
H.B. Ch., N. Lawrence
Lawrence, ItS
LANGDON, John L., H.G.
155
12 Mar 1891
Baldwin, ItS
Gao. WRIGHT's
BNSLOW, H.S., Rev.
148
22 Feb 1891
progressive Brethren
Residence of H.S. BNSLOW
HORTON, B.J., P.J.
1 Aug 1891
206
Lawrence, Douglas CO., KS
GRANT, M.L., Pastor
25 Nov 1891
246
First Baptist Church
Lawrence, ItS
GROBNER, R.B., catholic
14 Apr 1891
162
Priest
Eudora, Douglas CO., KS

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Book 7 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Cour't.
Room
144. Lawrence JUdicial Building. Lawrence. Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.

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. Ellen
,ARCHER. Orlitt E.
DAVIS. Irene E.
ARNOLD. Shelburn M.
LAROE, Emma J.
ARNOLD. Wilber
Saline.KS
ATKINSON, Char:es G.
Memphis. TN
BAHNMAIER. C. F.
BAKER. William H.
Johns Co. KS
BALMER. Herbert
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
BOLEN. John
BOOKER. Benjamin F.
BORDO. Emerson L.
BOWRING. James D.
Kans City. MO
BRISTOW. William
BROWN. Walter P.
BROWNELL. James C.

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.
Dg 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 1892Ret-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 1892Leav Co. KS
4 Apr 1892
26 Jan 1892Topeka. KS
4 Oct 1892Dg 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

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BRIDEGROOM

BRIDE

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
CL I NE . Wi I I i ca.n
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. Jcunes A.
Tonganoxie. KS
ENGLE. Cheu-l es E.
ENO. Frank
FAHNEY. A. W.
FINNEY. E~wdrd c.
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GRIFFITH. Clara L.
HERON. Gert i e .
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.
Og Co. KS
KING, Po 1 1y K.
ALLER/ALLEN. Bertha
WOODY, Clara C.
MILLER. Emma
DURING. Mary
. LAMB. Pol ina E.
BROWNING, Esther
Dg Co, KS
HAM, Minnie (Miss)
NEWMAN, Mary F.
LAROE. Enuna J.
MARLOW. Eliza A.
MARTIN. Etta
Ripley. OH
CORELL. Jennie E. (Miss)
HARDTARFER. Minnie
MUZELIUS, H. A.
STEELE. Jean
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Co. KS

DATE/PLACE

PAGE

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 Pelt~ MG

381
306
310

J. Lewis, MG
H. A. Pasley, MG
R. E. Maclean, MIN

365
348

John Turner, MG
Richard Cordley, MG

266

B. J. Horton. PH

296

J. A. Mo t t er. , MG

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, MIN
Edward Gi 11, MG

282
380
278
333

Aaron D. States, MG
B. J. Horton, PJ
Richard Cordley, MG
H. L. Yarger, Pastor

Dg Co. KS
Oct 1892
Mar 1892
Oct 1892
Sep 1892Dg 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

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BRIDEGROOM

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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.
GROSHEIDER. Hattie
Kans City. MO
Dg Co, KS
GARDNER, Thaddeus
HOLDER. Lulah
Johns Co. KS
Johns 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 Co KS
GINTHER. August
HOBBS. Belle
GLOYD. W. S.
BOOHER Melvina
GOSSAGE. Harrjson
SKINNE~. J. E. (Miss)
GOUDY. Arthur L.
MELVIN. Nita S.
GREENE. Edward E.
REATZ. Mary
GRESS. .John
NUFFER. Erruna
GRIFFIN. Albert
LAWSON. Emma S.
GHIFFIS. Clarence E.
WILL. Johanna
GrnGGs. Hou:lc~
BILL. Carrie
IIA(:ii-"'1AII. C. ~).
WALTON. MaLtie M.

DATE/PLACE
11 May 1892
19 Oct 1892Dg Co. KS?
23 Aug 1892Dg Co, KS
1~ 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 1892Dg Co, KS
23 Feb 1892Dg Co. KS
12 Mar 1892Og Co. KS
17 Feb 1892Og Co. KS
7 Jan 1892Og 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

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303
354

C. G. Howland. MG
G. M. Huffman. MG

334

D.. B. Fleming, MG

292
279

H. L. ·Yarger. MG
E. L. Geyer. Clergy

343
334
305
300
362

Moses Brown. MG
John Charlton. 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

John Charlton. JP

276

B. J. Horton. PJ

264

Henry Berkowitz. Rabbi

384

J. L. Miller. MG

377
328
339
386
342
343
302

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. Da vis.
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BRIDEGROOM
HAIR, J. E.
HAMILTON, J. H.
De Soto, KS
HAMILTON, William C.
Jeff Co, KS
HAMMIG, Arnold
HARDING, Edwin H.
HARMON, Charles L.
HARMAN. Will iam
HARMON. William H.
HARRIS. Richard
HARRISON, William S.
Jeff Co, KS
HART. C. R'
HARVEY. Thomas
HEFNER, David
HELM. James D.
HEYNEN, Henry
Brookville, KS
HICKOCK, 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, Andl"eW F.
JOHNSON. John F.
JONES. Clarence
Compliance Co. KY
,10NES. Char 1es
,JONEt;. .). .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.
SCOIT. Lucy
CUNNINGHAM. Jennie
LEMON. Lettie
WHEDON. E. 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

DATE/PLACE

PAGE i

OFFICIANT

26 July 1892
27 Oct 1892-

326
359

James Murray. MG
W. C.Coleman, MG

378

C. M. Hurlbut, MG

283
316
295
383
272
357
301

H. Koepsels. 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

Johns Co. KS
25 Dec 1892-

Jeff 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 1892Og Co, KS
26 Apr 1892
16 Feb 1892
9 Feb 1892Leav Co, KS
2 July 189'2
14 Sep 1892

'327
366
268
285
287
306
350

Richard Cordley. MG
J~ Horton, PJ
A. N. Ward. MG
A. M. Ward. MG
B. J. Horton. PJ
H. A. Pasley. MG
B. J. Horton. PJ

B.

PJ

282

B; J. Horton.

275

B. J. Horton. PJ

387

A. B. Goodale. MG

297
274
270

J. Mueller. MG
D. L. Mc Creary. MG
W. T. Mc Lain. MG

321
345

Aaron O. States. MG
A. M. Ward. MG

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BRIDEGROOM

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JORDAN. P. J.
AKERS. Bertha M.
KAHN. Antonie
LUCKAN, Anna
Leav Co. KS
Leav Co, KS
I\:A I SER, Char 1es
SCHUR, Nannie
KEITH, Green
WOODSIDE, Louise V.
KETELS. Carl
WILLIAMS, Lizzie (Mrs.)
KINSEY, B. F.
. TUTTLE, Lill ian L.
KOENTZ. W.
BALLARD. Lillie
Onago, KS
Dg Co, KS
KOHLER. Andrew J.
REBER, Alice R.
KOHLER. William H.
KINGSMORE, Ellen (Mrs.)
Dg Co. KS
Wi lson, KS
I{OTTI CH. Wi 1he 1m
SONDEREGGER. Hedwig
Hudson. KS
Dg Co, KS
KNOCK. John F.
HAAS, Laura Etta
Havana. KS
Danville, IL
KRONMEYER. Lewis L.
WILLIS, Hattie
Joliet. IL
Dg Co, KS
LASSWELL. Edward W.
FRY, Catherine
LAUDERBACK, A. V.
WHITE, Louise
LAWS, Charles
PARKS, Carrie
LEWIS. Frank P.
DICK, Haddie
Perryville, KS
Dg Co, KS
LEWIS, William
GATEWOOD. Mill ie
LUKAN. Paul
KAHN, Minnie
Leav Co. KS
Leav Co. KS
LYONS., Char I es H.
WILLIAMS, Blanche
LYTLE, W. H.
HOPKINS, Lotta I.
MAJOR. E. L.
WATKINS. Ida
Kans City. MO
Dg Co, KS
MANGELSDORF. August
BRUNE. Mary/Maria F.
Atchison, KS
Og Co, KS
MANLEY. D. D.
FINCHER .. Carrie E.
MARSHALL. Frederick
MARSHALL, JUlia
MARTIN. Charles E.
WILLEY. Jessie E.
MAHTIN. S. D.
Me DONALD. H. L . (Mrs.)
Me CLANAHAN. F. A.
MC CALL. V. E.
Topeka. KS
Dg Co. KS
Me CLUrm.David AI"tell]::; VAN BUREN. Mary Alice

DATE/PLACE

PAGE t

OFFICIANT

19 Feb 1892
2 Mar 1892-

276 .
280

Richard Cordley; MG
J. Mueller. MG

Leav Co, KS
13 Oct
7 June
12 Feb
10 Feb
21 Dec

1892
1892
1892
1892
1892-

353
311
273
272
.381

Dg Co, KS
24 Feb 1892
22 Dec 189~­

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 1892Og Co. KS
21 Feb 1892
8 Aug 1892
18 May 1892
22 Oct 1892
9 Apr 1892Dg Co. KS
26 June 1892

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

368

John Adam Mueller, MG

370

Jas. Marvin, MG

369
312
300
345

B.
C.
B.
B.

356
274

Moses Brown. MG
J. Mueller, MG

323
320
308

John Charlton, JP
C. H. Strong, MG
J. K. Miller. MG

341

F. W. Fiegenbaum, MG

277
328
305
357
292

Edward Gill. MG
B. J. Horton. PJ
Jas. Marvin. MG
B. J. Horton. PJ
B. J. Horton. PJ

319

William

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J.
M.
J.
J.

Horton, PJ
Brook, MG
Horton, PJ
Horton. PJ

W. Ayers. MG

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BRIDEGROOM

DATE/PLACE

PAGE

MC CLURE. Herbert
PLUMMER. S~rah Frances
Jetf 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.
scon. Cora A.
Jeff Co. KS
Leav Co. KS
MILLER. Peter
NORTON. Alice
Mulvane. KS
Dg Co. KS
MOIRTMORE. Charles
SKIMMER. Nellie

6 Sep 1892-

340

S. E. Belts. MG

283
297

Aaron D. States, MG
R. B. Gov,ener,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

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. I(S
NUFFER, Phi 1 ip
NUNOLEY, George
OEHRLE. G. J.
OLMSTED. Pred R.
OLNEY, F. H.
NUHlon, I&lt;S

ACHNING. Edith L.
Dg Co. KS
EBERHART. Esther
KISURE. Alice
STAlL/STAHL. Maggie
CROWDER. Ella May
FINCHER. Flora A.
D9 Co. KS

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 1892Dg Co, KS
13 Apr 1892
15 Nov 1892Dg 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

41:

.

Wm. Weybright, MG
J. T. Sternbergh. PJ
A. P. Hamilton, MG

344

R. B. Grovener,Priest

380

1

275

Aaron D. States, MG

318

J. K. Miller, MG

294
367

J. W. Wi I Bon, MG
W. A. Quayle. MG

375
288

A. D. Orrick, MG

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

I. L. Oakes, REV

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BRIDEGROOM

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OLSON, J. I.
PETERSON. Sophia
Kana City. MO
Og 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
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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
PRINGLE. W./H. R.
RAKE. John E.
RALSTON, Wm. E.
Chanute, KS
REEHER, L. J.
REDDING. Charles F.
Dg Co, KS
REDMAN. Joseph A.
RE::NTZ. David
HEYNOLDS. Albert
RICHARDS. C. H.
HICHAHDSON. D. A.
Dg Co, KS
HICHARDSON, J. W.
Wayne Co. NY
HIVERS. H.· L.
RUCI\EL, Chal-Ies
Wi lmington, Ne
RODEWALD. E. Albert
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DATE/PLACE

PAGE 4

OFFICIANT

24 Sap 1892-

347

H. S. Yarger, Clergy

15 Mar 1892-

284

F. H. Maul. MG

384
263

W. W. Blalock. MG
B. J. Horton. PJ

387
;336

T. D. Davis. KG
C~ G. Howland. Clergy

Dg Co, KS

Dg Co, KS
25 Dec 1892
3 Jan 1892Dg Co, KS
29 Dec 1892
1 Sep 1892Dg Co. KS
13 Apr 1892Dg Co. KS
18 June 1892
(?)
6 July 1892
25 May 1892Dg Co. KS
10 May 1892
1 Nov 1892
6 Oct 1892Lic only
23 July 1892
WILLIAMS. Minnie E.
11 Oct 1892
SWADLEY. Lovine
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 l.ouise
Dg Co. KS
Burl ington. IA
.12
May 1892MEEDER. Sarah
Dg
Co. KS
Og Co. I{S

294

B. J. Horton. PJ

315
322
307

Richard Cordley. MG
Richard Cordley. KG
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 f~rwell., KG
La Theo.Tobe. MIN

289
382

Christopher Flory, MG
Isaac Studebaker. KG

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

J. K. Mil 1er. MG

301

T. R. Nanninga. MG

B. J. Horton, PJ

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BRIDEGROOM

BRIDE

ROE, Ernest
FITZ. Laura
RUSSELL, Alfred
BOOKER. Lovina
SAUNDERS, Winchester
WHITE. Martha
SCHENDEL, Andrew
DECKWA. Frieda
SCHOEPFLIN, Clarence
PIPPERT. Amelia
SCHAFFER, John G.
SCOTI. Mary W.
Nadeau, KS
Dg Co. KS
SCHWARTZ, Christian G. JOHANNING. Sophia
SCOrf. H. V.
METSKER. Etta
Globe. KS
Globe. KS
SECHREST. John W.
GADDING. Nitia
SERVISS. D. C.
CLARK. Josie
Linwood. KS
Dg Co. KS
SHEARER. Joseph Thomas IRWIN. El iza Ellen
Topeka. KS
Topeka. KS
SISCOE, Fred L.
BEDSAUL. Augusta
Linwood. KS
Linwood. KS
SMITH. B. F.
EVANS. Gracie
SMITH. Thomas J.
SHIMMELFENNING. Inez A.
Kans City. MO
Dg Co. KS
SPEICHER. Lorenz
SCHEHER. Mary E.
SPENCER. John E.
WEBSTER. May Lundy
SPURGEON. J. W.
DUFF. Rachie E.
Media. KS
Vinl)and. KS
STANLEY. A. L.
BROOKS. Ella May
Jeff Co. KS
Dg Co. KS
STEINHAUER. Jacob P.
FOREMAN. Maggie (Miss)
Cheyenne Wells, CO
Dg Co. KS
STEWART. John C.
DOBBINS. A. H.
STINES. B. J.
SMITH. Maud
Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co., KS
STREET. Joseph E.
. LIMING. Lizzie
STRONG. Marion
REUSCH, Flora I.
Edgel-ton, KS
Dg Co. KS
STUTSMAN, E. A.
SHIVELY. Minnie
SWEEZER, Aal-on
DAVIS. Mattie
SWI~I, Charles A.
SPRING. Frederica E.
Denvel-, CO
Dg Co. KS
THOMPSON, ,J e f f
SOUTHARD, Minnie
THOMPSON, Wi IIi arn
WEST. Laura

DATE/PLACE

PAGE i

OFFICIANT

15 May 1892
3 Nov 1892
9 July 1892
10 Nov 1892
14 Apr 1892
29 Dec 1892-

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
330

Richard Cordley. MG
A. M.. Richardson. MG

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

Dg Co. KS
30 Oct 1892
1'6 Jan 1892-

Dg Co. KS
3 Jan 1892
9 Aug 1892-

Dg Co. KS
7 Sep 1892-

Dg 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. KS
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

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BRIDEGROOM
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

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DATE/PLACE

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, Lott'a A.
WALTERS. Ella
"Jeff Co. KS
FLORY, Martha A.
WALKER. Della
Dg Co, KS
GREGORY, Ida
JONES, Hattie/Cattie
LEWIS, Isabella

25 Feb 1892-

" 279

1 June 1892-

310

T. P. Stewart. MG

291
309

B. J. Horton. PJ
B. J. Horton, PJ

307
324

H. A. Pasley, MG
Joseph MIchael. MG

296

R. B. Govener. Priest

286
291

Wm. Whitney. MG

314
348

Moses Brown, MG
Richard Cordley, KG

313

John K. Dunn. MG

265
372

Jas. Marvin. MG
B. J. Horton, PJ

271
367

Christopher Flory, KG
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. Wi Ison. MG

386
368
376

H. A. Pasley, MG
Thomas Wallace, MG
R. B. Uyron. MG

WILLIAMS. Christopher V. ANNIS. Alice
WILLIAMS. J. L.
SKINNER, C. M.
WILSON, A. H.
KITCHEN/IN. L. J.
Dg Co, KS
Wash. DC
WILSON, James H.
HOLLAND. Olivia (Miss)
GCtrnett. KS
Dg Co, KS
WINTERS, Ova
HINDMANN. Emma
WRIGHT. Wesle.
HARRIS. Lizzie
YOUNG. John H.
WEST. Cora May
f)g Co. 1\8
Ark City. KS

Dg Co, KS?

Shawnee Co, KS
7 Apr 1892
31 May 1892-

Dg

Co, KS

26 May 1892
13 July 1892-

Dg Co, KS
27 Apr 1892-

Dg Co, ks
15 Mar 1892
7 Apr 1892Dg Co, KS
14 June 1892
27 Sep 1892Dg Co, KS
15 June 1892Dg Co. KS
10 Jan 1892
29 Nov 1892Dg 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

J. J. Silbermann, MG

Henry Berkowitz,Rabbi

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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.

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ABELL, Robert C.
Beloit, KS
ADAMS, Robert J.
Dg Co., KS
ALBACH, John H.
Dg Co., KS
ALBRITON, Rufus
ALDER, Charles E.
Oyerbrook, 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.

PAGE # OFFICIANT

BRIDE

DATE/PLACE

MOREY, Alice A.
Dg Co., KS
ARCHER, Minnie B.
Osage Co., KS
KACH, Bertha
Chanute, KS
CROSBY, Mary
HUSTON, Mollie S.
OVerbrook, KS
DARLENE, 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 DgCO., 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
28 Nov 1893
498
487
25 Oct 1893
16 Dec 1893
573
25 Dec 1893 515
Dg CO., KS
16 Feb 1893 401
Dg CO., KS
14 Sep 1893
471
17 Jan 1893 394
Shawnee Co., KS
15 Apr 1893
422
23 Sep 1893 475
Dg Co., KS
10 Jan 1893 392
Dg Co., KS
1 Sep 1893 463
Dg CO., KS
12 Aug 1893
459

A.J. COE, MG
Frank LAFTY, MG
J.V. KAUFFELD, MG
R. MORGAN, MG
J.Q.A.N., P.J.
WIn. W. AYERS, MG
WIn. 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

WIn. 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

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BISHOP, John A.
~OAZ, 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
BURHANS, 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.

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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.
D9 Co., KS
ROFFEE, Mary E.
DENNIS, Lucy M.
D9 Co., KS
BLACKMAN, Miriam
D9 Co., KS
BROWN, Lellie May
Leav Co., KS
BARNES, M.E. (Mrs.)
D9 Co., KS
SMITH, Addie M.
Jeff Co., KS
STEVENS, Esther R.
JARDON, Victoria
SHAW, Flora B.
D9 Co., KS
ME,NEC, Mamie
Leav Co., KS
TUTT, Cassie
Dg Co., KS
CqNKLIN, Ann
D9 Co., KS
PARKS, Lillie B.
CABBAGE, Nettie
D9 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 D9 Co., KS
10 Jul 1893
10 Sep 1893 D9 Co., KS
21 Nov 1893 D9 Co., KS
21 Oct 1893 Leav Co., KS
12 Mar 1893 D9 Co., KS
29 Nov 1893 D9 Co., KS
26 Sep 1893
18 Apr 1893
9 Mar 1893 Jeff Co., KS?
9 Aug 1893 D9 Co., KS
25 Sep 1893 D9 Co., KS
6 Sep 1893 D9 Co., KS
14 Dec 1893
16 Feb 1893 Dg Co., KS
16 May 1893 D9 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

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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.
DONSER, 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

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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.
MILB~, 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, C~arlotte C.
Dg Co., KS
BLOEMEKE, Mamie C.
HEMERLE, Lucretia
, HARMAN, Mary E.
HOLMES, Elizabeth
Linwood, KS
HERRING, Catharine M.
DODDER, Vera B.
JONES, Mary
HOWARD, Zora
CHAPMAN, Florence J.
Topeka, KS

DATE/PLACE

PAGEl OFFICIANT

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 OORDLEY, MG

430
512

WIn. KAHN, JP

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
WIn. W. AYERS, MG

505
461
460

A.P. HAMILTON, MG
Richard OORDLEY, MG
W.A. QUAYLE, MG

503
486
454

Geo. D. ROGERS, MG
J.Q.A.N., PJ
Thos. G. WINEY, MG
J.Q.A.N., PJ

419

435
417
433
472

439

J.Q.A.N., PJ

H.S. YARGER, MG
C.E. ROBERTS, MG
John TURNER, MG
Geo D. ROGERS, MG
J.Q.A.N., PJ

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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
FRIESE~, 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.
DgCo., KS
HADL, Joseph
HAGAN, William
HALE, Fred T.
HALE, James M.
HAMMOND, Thomas P.
Denver, CO
HANSEN, John L.
D9 Co., KS
HARBAUGH, John W.
Linwood, KS
HARBOUR, T. Elmer
K.C., KS
HARDTARFER, George W.

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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
~ALTERS, Emma
DAVIS, Leta W.
LESLEY, Belle
D~IL~, Mary Ella
Dg Co., KS
MELTON, Onie
Aurora, AR
DUNC~, Anna M.
Linwood, KS
RINELY, Emma
Dg Co., KS
GEIGER, Rena Orpha

DATE/PLACE

PAGE # OFFICIANT

16 Feb 1893
25 Dec 1893
24 oct 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

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

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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
KABO, Harry H.
Ottawa, KS
KENNEDY, Walter C.

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GRIGGS, Ella
LEIDEBERG, Esther N.
Topeka, KS
PHILLIP, Daisy D.
MEEDER, Minnie
SHIELDS, Gertie
EBERHART, Naomi M.
NE IS, 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
LAPTAD, 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.

DATE/PLACE

PAGE # OFFICIANT

391
7 Jan 1893
500
30 Nov 1893 Dg CO., KS
475
21 Sep 1893
27 Jul 1893
453
27 Jun 1893
449
390
4 Jan 1893
12 Sep 1893
470
20 Dec 1893
511
7 Dec 1893
504
24 Dec 1893 514
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
Dg Co., KS
22 Nov 1893 496
Leav CO., KS
2 Dec 1893 503
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 FARWELL, 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

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KIMBALL, Roby
DeSoto, KS
KINZIE, William A.
Dq 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
LEARN~, 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.

BRIDE
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.
Dq Co., KS
DANIELS, Rhoda L.
HALLINGSWORTH, Carrie
REED, Elizabeth Jane
Dq co., KS
KEMP, Ella
Dq 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.
Dq Co., KS
STRONG, Minnie A.
RUBLE, Nellie P.
OSBORNE, Sarah E.
BEARD, Odie A. (Miss)
BEARD, Mattie M. (Miss)

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DATE/PLACE

PAGE # OFFICIANT

4 Nov 1893 490
Dq Co., KS
20 Dec 1893 508
Alfred, KS
2 Apr 1893 415
Johnson Co., KS
10 Nov 1893 494
Osaqe City, KS
9 Nov 1893
493
11 Apr 1893 420
Dq Co., KS
20 Feb 1893
403
5 Oct 1893
479
14 Feb 1893 400
Dq Co., KS
18 Oct 1893
483
13 Auq 1893
466
27 Dec 1893 517
Dq Co., KS
7 Sep 1893 469
Dq Co., KS
8 Sep 1893
468
18 Jul 1893
452
495
15 Nov 1893 Leav Co., KS
20 Jun 1893
447
11 Sep 1893
471
5 Aug 1893
456
27 Dec 1893 512
Dg Co., KS
5 Jun 1893 440
License only
27 Sep 1893
477
29 Nov 1893
414
7 Mar 1893
406
23 Mar 1893
413
23 Mar 1893
413

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
C. AXER, Rev.
J.Q.A.N., PJ

wm.

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

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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, JamesS.
Jeff Co., KS
PARTER, John A.
PAYNE, Edgar N.
PEARY, William P.
Linwood, KS

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CARNAHAN, MaryJ.
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

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PAGEl OFFICIANT

434
24 May 1893 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
389
5 Jan 1893 Osage Co., KS
30 Nov 1893 502
Dg Co., KS
9 Nov 1893
493
504
3 Dec 1893
23 Dec 1893
513
441
5 Jun 1893 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
29 Nov 1893
501
25 May 1893
436
2 Aug 1893 455
Dg Co., KS
13 Jan 1893
393
9 Aug 1893
457
19 Jul 1893 453
License only

D.L. McCREARY, MG
William W. AYERS, MG
J.R. MEREDITH, MG
S.D. VINCENT, MG
J.Q.A.N., PJ
Alonzo W. 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, KG
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

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PELZER, Edward W.
ROSENBERY, Geneva
Ottawa, KS
Halden, MO
PERKINS, W.E.
DONAHUE, Nellie E.
PETTY, Georg A.
HUGHES, Ella R.
POEVERLEIN, William H.
REED, Julia A. (Miss)
Jeff Co., KS
Jeff Co., KS
PAXTON, Lyman R.
MOORE, Laura E.
Dg Co., KS
DeSoto, KS
PORTER (PARTER?), George G. JOHNSON, Lenora
POWELL, Charles
HARDING, Ella Nora
PREBLE, Elmer E.
DOUGLAS, Effie M.
Dg Co., KS
RUliJsell, .KS
RABE, Charles J.
KLAAS, Minnie
RApp~, William C.
WARNER, Susie
READ, F.W.
REATZ, Lizzie A.
READ, Lathrop B.
MURPHY, Ella Carrie
~ED, Charles N.
BLOCHER, Barbara
Osage Co., KS
Osage Co., KS
REED, Lafayette
CORBIN, Sarah E.
REINISCH, Ernest, F.A.
REINISCH, Christiana W.
RICHARDS, George T.
DODDRIDGE, Lillie May
RIDLEY, Alonzo
SLUSSER, Ida
ROBERTS, Sheldon E.
SAYLOR, Lizzie A.
ROBERTS, Willis A.
RODKEY, Curney
Tonganoxie, KS
Tonganoxie, KS
ROE, Charles
WELLS, Anna
Topeka, KS
Topeka, KS
ROGERS, Marcus P.
THURBER, Mary A.
St. Louis, MO
Traver, CA
ROSS, Robert
IRVING, Alice V.
Reno, KS
Dg Co., KS
SAlLE, Gebhard
ANTONY, Eva
SCHMIDLI, Charles
BREITHAUPT, Sarah
Lincoln Center, KS
Dg Co., KS
SCHNECK, Frank J.
HARSHMAN, Levina Jane
SCHWARTZ, Henry W.
HEFNER, Celie
SEELE, Charles F.
SCHUPP, Minnie
Leav Co., KS
Dg Co., KS

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PAGE # OFFICIANT

14 Jan 1893 -

393

John Q.A. NORTON, PJ

441
415
405

J.K. MILLER, MG
A.P. HAMILTON, MG
C.W. BARR, 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. NANNIN9A, 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 9. 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

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

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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, RobertN.
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

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MOORE, Margaret M.
ABELS, Rosa M.
Dg Co., KS
STALL, Della
WORTHINGTON, Linnie B.
Dg CO., KS
FULLERTON, Laura A.
09 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

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PAGE # OFFICIANT

18 Oct 1893
20 Sep 1893 -

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

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

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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.
Jac~sonville, 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

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WINTERS, Elnora
Reno, KS
PATTERSON, Hinnie 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
HADDEN, Dora
WALKER, Katie
Leav Co., KS
ARMSTRONG, Alma D.
Jeff Co., KS
YODER, Josie
HOPPER, Mamie
Stittingsville, HO
RAY, Jessie V.
Clarkson, OK
CARMAN, Mattie E.
Dg Co., KS
HOLDEN, Rebecca J.
Leav Co., KS
DEAY, Emma M.
D~PER, Matilda E.
BURT, Florence
Indianapolis, IN
HORR, Eva
EBERHART, Emma J.
CAMPBELL, Lillie M.
TAGERT, Minnie
HOLSBERY, Celina H.
Dg Co., KS

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PAGE I OFFICIANT

8 Apr 1893 -

419

WIn. KAHN, JP

Leav Co., KS
5 Apr 1893
Dg Co., KS

418

WIn.

4 sep 1893 -

465

J.K. MILLER, HG

451
478

B.R. GUY, HG
J.M. MICHAEL, HG

495
488
510
485

Thos. G. WINEY, HG
J. MUELLBR, MG
Thos G. WINEY, HG
J.K. MILLBR, HG

450
462

J.Q.A.N., PJ
C.H. VIBTS, JP

422

B.A. TRUEBLOOD, JP

478
476

A.L. GOUDY, HG
J.Q.A.N., JP

463

C.A. RICB, Clergy

426

W.R. DAVIS, HG

411

J.Q.A.N., PJ

513
459
518

A.D. ORRICK, HG
J.Q.A.N., PJ
J.K. MILLER, HG

509
481
502
431
514

J.Q.A.N., PJ
Phillip K. LEWIS, HG
Arthur L. COUDY, MG
J. MUELLBR, HG
J.Q.A.N., PJ

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 25
18
25
13
28
20
11
29
17
23

IRELAN, MG

Dg Co., KS
Apr 1893 Dg Co., KS
Mar 1893 Dg Co., KS
Dec 1893
Aug 1893
Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS
Dec 1893
Oct 1893
Nov 1893
Hay 1893
Dec 1893 Dg Co., KS

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BRIDEGROOM

BRIDE

DATE/PLACE

WRIGHT, Robert
YEAGER, Isidor
Og 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
HAVERKAHPF, Mary Helen
Og Co., KS
COATE, Lillie o.

445
13 Jun 1893
458
8 Aug 1893 Og Co., KS
445
15 Jun 1893 Perry, Jeff Co. , KS
490
4 Nov 1893 Og Co., KS
416
5 Apr 1893

T. WALLACE, MG
J.Q.A.N., PJ
S.O. VINCENT, MG
John Adam MUELLER, MG
A.M. RICHARDSON, MG

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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.

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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
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

DATE/PLACE

PAGE # OFFICIANT

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
612

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, WID. C., M.G.
Baldwin, KS
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.

529

NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.

8/2

SAUNDERS, Geo. W., H.G.

627

MARVIN, Jas., H.G.

7/573

GROVENOR, R.B., Rev.
Catholic Priest
GRIFFITH, J.H., H.G.

8/6

581
567
636

BRANDT, C., M.G.
Evangelical
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.

600

NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.

539

BORCOURT, James, H.G.
H.E. Church

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BERRY, George M./37
Lawrence, KS
BISHOP, James T./~O
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 Woe, 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

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FLEMMING, Sarah/26
Lawrence, KS
OSWALT, Clara 1./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
~ichland, 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

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NORTON, John a.A., P.J.
26 Mar 1894
554
Lawrence, KS
NORTON, John a.A., P.J.
2 Aug 1894
599
Lawrence, KS
COOPER, A.A., J.P.
6 Dec 1894
8/3
Lawrence, KS
NORTON, John a.A., P.J.
21 Feb 1894
542
Lawrence, KS
NORTON, John a.A., P.J.
31 Jan 1894
530
Lawrence, KS
NORTON, John a.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
603
GARRETT, P.W., M.G.
28 Aug 1894
Joblock at Bill HORVERD farm
606
NORTON, John a.A., P.J.
2 Oct 1894
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
9 Jun 1894
NORTON, John a.A., P.J.
580
Lawrence, KS
9 Jul 1894
MILLER, J.L., M.G.
591
Perry, KS
M.E. Church South

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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, its
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 1'./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 Melvina/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
1 Jan 1894
519
Lawrence, KS
29 Jan 1894
530
Lawrence, KS
28 Apr 1894
569
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.
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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, Will,iam 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/17
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
Lawrence, 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
3 Jan 1894
520
Lawrence, KS
20 Dec 1894
8/11
Lawrence, KS
20 Feb 1894
541
Topeka, KS
5 Nov 1894
630
Reno, KS
5 Dec 1894
8/1
Lawrence, KS
28 Feb 1894
546
Lawrence, KS
20 Jan 1894
527
Lawrence, KS
17 Feb 1894
540
Lawrence, KS
15 Jan 1894
525
Lawrence, KS
29 Aug 1894
603
Lawrence, KS
31 Oct 1894
629
North Lawrence, KS
21 Feb 1894
540
Vinland, KS
4 Apr 1894
559
Lawrence, KS
11 Jan 1894
522
Lawrence, KS
24 Jul 1894
595
Eudora, KS
14 Jun 1894
582
Lawrence, KS

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GOUDY, A.L., M.G.
192 Elm st., Lawrence
AYRES, William w., M.G.
Trinity Prot. Episc. Ch.
CORDLEY, Richard, M.G.
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Douglas Co., KS
FOREMAN, Grant S./27
Lawrence, KS
FORTH, James/26
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, SamuelS./21
Douglas Co., KS
GATCH, Samuel/45
Lawrence, KS
GERHARD, Anton/22
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./20
Lawrence, KS
GORRILL, Marshall A./23
Lawrence, KS

BRIDE/AGE/RESIDENCE

DATE/PLACE

PAGE ., OFFICIANT

WILLIAMS, W.W., M.G.
13 Sep 1894
607
NUSBAUM, Mary Elizabeth/24
House
of
C.
NUSBAUM
Douglas Co., KS
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
13 Jun 1894
582
PAXTON, Bertha 0./21
Lawrence,
KS
Lawrence, KS
WINEY, Thomas G., M.G.
543
22 Feb 1894
HERTZLER, Emma/2l
Lawrence, KS
Willow Springs, KS
BROWN, Moses, M.G.
20 Dec 1894
8/8
HILL, Clara/23
Belvoir, K S B e l v o i r , KS
COOPER, A.A., J.P.
589
ANDERSON (LOWN), Julia Ann/45 30 Jun 1894
Lawrence, KS
Kansas City, MO
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
620
8 Oct 1894
SIEGRIST, Salome/37
Lawrence, KS
St. Louis, MO
VIETS, C.H., J.P.
534
6 Feb 1894
VANDERPOOL, Gertie/18
Sarcoxie, KS
Jefferson Co., KS
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
3 Dec 1894
640
JOHNBS, Carrie/35
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
557
BBRG, George, M.G.
5 Apr 1894
DAVIDSON, Ressa/26
Sherman Twp., Leavenworth Co., KS
Le Nape, KS
8/13
WINEY, Thomas G., M.G.
25 Dec 1894
SHIVELY, Alice/18
Douglas Co., KS
Bride's parents'
BACON, C.E., M.G.
18 Jan 1894
526
WIGGS, Lillian Albertine/32
M.B. Church
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
MUBLLBR, J., M.G.
4 Oct 1894
619
THUDIUM, Amelia/20
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
KELSOH, Samuel, M.G.
ROSS, Sophie/18
22 Aug 1894
602
Methodist Episcopal
Reno, KS
Reno, KS
STANLEY, Harvey, M.G.
COUCH, Olive/24
31 Dec 1894
8/20
Friends Church
Johnson Co., KS
Bride's parents'
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
SIMPSON, Gertrude L./2~
28 Nov 1894
638
Tonganoxie, KS
Lawrence, KS
STEWART, J.W., Rev.
GOENS, Kate/28
31 Jan 1894
531
U.B. Church
Douglas Co., KS
Lecompton, KS
COOPER, A.A., J.P.
NORTHWAY, Elsie/16
15 Nov 1894
633
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
MARVIN, Jas., M.G.
DAVIS, Blla E./19
19 Dec 1894
8/10
Clayton, IL
Lawrence, KS
SMITH, J.H.B., M.G.
KIMBLE, Clara M./23
27 Sep 1894
614
Ridgeway, KS
Congregational
Ridgeway, Osage Co., KS

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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
Sibl~y, KS
HANSCOME, Clarence C./25
Lawrence, KS
HANSEN, Henry/33
St. Louis, MO
HANSON, George W./22
Lawrence, KS
HARFORD, Allison·D./3S
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
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639
5 Dec 1894
BRAZIL, Agnes/21
Lawrence, KS
Johnson Co., KS
MARVIN, Jas., M.G.
619
4 Oct 1894
DOANE, Jennie L./20
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
LUCAS, J.P., M.G.
608
RAY, Lillian, Miss/3l
12 Sep 1894
Christian Ch., Emporia
Lawrence, KS
Colorado Springs, CO
BIGGS,
Lewis C., M.G.
8/4
CHANCE, Kate C./32
11 Dec 1894
Centenary
M.E. Church
Lawrence,. KS
Lawrence, KS
ROGERS,
Geo.
D., M.G.
604
28 Aug 1894
MURPHY, Grace H./20
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
WALLACE, J.B., M.G.
637
FORD, Mary, Miss/23
25 Nov 1894
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
ASKUSS, 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, 1.0., M.G.
PRICE, Priscilla M./48
4 Jul 1894
590
Vinland, KS
Vinland, KS
MARVIN, Jas., M.G.
HESSER, Carrie/17
25 Jan 1894
529
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
KIRKPATRICK, Edith/26
11 Jul 1894
592
NORTON, Geo. B., M.G.
Baldwin, KS
Baldwin, KS
M.E. Church
ROBERTSON, Mary J./35
4 Apr 1894
559
ZIMMERMAN, W.H., M.G.
Tonganoxie, KS
Lawrence, KS
TURNER, Clara/21
10 Feb 1894
539
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
SHARER, Millie C./18
21 Nov 1894
634
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
Overbrook, KS
Lawrence, KS
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RICHARDSON, A.M. , M.G.
WILSON, Cora J./25
620
10 Oct 1894
Seneca, KS
Newton, KS
Lawrence, KS
HETZEL, Park/24
COROLEY, Richard, M.G.
577
SAUNDBRS, Eva/23
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., K.G.
BUTLER, Mary E./38
628
31 Oct 1894
Douglas Co.,.KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
HILL, Oliver/29
RICHARDSON, A.M., M.G .
CLENDENNING, Dollie/20
13 Kay 1894
572
Leavenw~rth Co., KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
Reno, Leavenworth Co., KS
HILL, Samuel J./24
BROWN, Koses, M.G.
CURLETT, Cassie/20
20 Nov 1894
635
Douglas Co., KS
Eudora, KS
Eudora, KS
HINSLEY, John/16
CHARLTON, John, J.P.
DAVIS, Lilliel15
24 Jan 1894
528
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
HOGG, Gavin T./30
NORTON, ~ohn Q.A., P.J.
HENNESSEY, Katie/20
23 May 1894
574
Portland, OR
Grover, KS
Lawrence, KS
HUGHES, Benjamin/30
ADAMS, Cora B./23
WALLACE, J.B., M.G.
6 Jun 1894
578
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
North Lawrence, KS
HUGHES, James/24
GUNTER, carrie/20
BROOKS, A.H., K.G.
16 Oct 1894
623
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
HULL, Winfield" S./19
LEVERTON, Effie May/18
COOPER, A.A., J.P.
7 May 1894
571
Douglas Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
Lawrence, KS
HULLETT, Claude E./30
ANDERSON, Hulda/24
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
18 Aug 1894
602
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
HUNTER, Frank P./3J
VIRES, Annie/JO
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
29 Mar 1894
556
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
ICE, George A./21
TUCKER, Ella/22
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J •.
24 Dec 1894
8/15
Clinton, KS
Baldwin, KS
Lawrence, KS
JAMES, George G./22
VALE (VAIL), Ella R./1~
28 Apr 1894
BOWMAN, B.l"., M.G.
565
Osage Co., KS
Osage Co., KS
Union, Osage Co., KS
JESSUP, Charles/23
MORSE, Louise/24
10 Oct 1894
621
SHARPE, Chas. M., M.G.
Cedar Junction, KS
De Soto, KS
Lawrence, KS
JOHNSON, Isaac/34
DRAKE, Louisa/29
17 Oct 1894
624
SAGB, J.F., K.G.
Lawrence~ KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
JONES, George W./25
LABARRIRIE (LA BARRIES), Julia Z./28 27 Jun 1894
587
COOPER, A.A., J.P.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
JONES, Jesse L./26
MERCER, Hattie A./21
21 Apr 1894
568
GOUDY, A.L., K.G.
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS

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Lawrence, KS
KEARNEY, James R./21
Topeka, KS
KETELS, Hugo F./27
Lawrence, 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
Eud~ra, 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/2l
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

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Lawrence, KS
FURZE, Amanda M./18
Topeka, KS
MONGHAN, Mary/26
Sigel, KS
RAY, 011ie/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

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532
7 Feb 1894
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.
8/13
24 Dec 1894
Eudora, KS
DAVIS, T~D., M.G.
617
4 Oct 1894
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.
566
18 Apr 1894
German Evgl. Synod of NA
Fall Leaf, KS
GOVENER, R.B., Priest
521
9 Jan 1894
Lawrence, KS
NANNINGA, T.R., M.G.
524
16 Jan 1894
German
Eudora, KS
HAMILTON, A.P., M.G.
585
20 Jun 1894
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 Jul 1894
596
Lawrence, KS
SAGE, J.F., M.G.
536
8 Feb 1894
Lawrence, KS
BETTS, S.E., M.G.
588
28 Jun 1894
Thompsonville, Jefferson Co., KS
8 Sep 1894
607
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
Lawrence, KS
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
6 Jun 1894
579
Lawrence, KS
SCHAEFER, W., M.G.
19 Apr 1894
566
German Evgl. Synod of NA
Eudora, KS

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Baldwin, KS
LUX, George F./55
Topeka, KS
MACY, Herbert C./19
Clinton, KS
HADDERN, 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./2l
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/2S
Douglas Co., KS
McLAIN, Austin M./29
Eudora, KS
MEYER, Levi/36
Lawrence, KS

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Baldwin, KS
CRUMMEY, EllaB./40
Urbana, OH
HOUSE, Ollie W./IS
Clinton,KS
SHIELDS, Rosa P./18
Jarboe, KS
DAVIS, Phoebe A./60
Clinton, KS
BLOCHER, Lydia/20
Osage CO., KS
BUSCH, Hinnie/22
Kanwaka Twp., Douglas Co.
HENRY, Lida V.
Lawrence, KS
SECHREST, Iva D./18
Richland, KS
ARCHERS, Ada/2l
Lawrence, KS
MITCHELL, Annie/19
Chase CO., KS
PRICE, COra/19
Douglas Co., KS
CHILDERS, Rosa/22
Lawrence, KS
ENGLE, Ida M./2S
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

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581
12 Jun 1894
Baldwin, KS
12 Apr 1894
564
Lawrence, KS
18 oct 1894
625
Lawrence, KS
8 Mar 1894
549
Lawrence, KS
8 Apr 1894
560
Bloomington, KS
18 Jul 1894
S94
Lawrence, KS
27 sep 1894
615
Lawrence, KS
21 Nov 1894
636
Lawrence, KS
6 Feb 1894
534
Lawrence, KS
2 oct 1894
616
Lawrence, KS
26 Sep 1894
614
Lawrence, KS
7 Feb 1894
535
Lawrence, KS
4 Feb 1894
532
90 1/2 NU, Lawrence, KS
25 Dec 1895
8/17
Lawrence, KS
17 Sep 1894
611
Lawrence, KS
7 Feb 1894
536
Lawrence, KS
6 Mar 1894
535
Wellsville, Franklin CO.,
28 Jan 1894
523
Roscoe, KS
3 Dec 1894
8/1
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A.H.B. Church
BATDORF, Geo. W., J.P.
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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, K5
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/30
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

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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, 011ie/26
Lawrence, KS
SMOCK, Luella/22
Lawrence, KS

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BIGGS, L.C., M.G.
25 Dec 1894
8/16
Lawrence, KS
COLEMAN~ W.C., M.G.
17 Oct 1894
622
M.B. 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, WID. 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
UNDBRWooD, I.T., M.G.
18 Feb 1894
537
Tonganoxie, Leavenworth Co., KS
5 May 1894
570
NORTQN, John Q.A., P.J.
Lawrence, KS
DAVIS, T.D., M.G.
26 Sep 1894
613
WID. HOSKINS'
SAGB, J.r., 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 8Jun
26 May 1894
575
1894 by David PARKS
25 Jun 1894
License returned, parties
586
not married
CORDLEY, Richard, M.G.
11 Oct 1894
621
Lawrence, KS
27 Feb 1894
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
546
Lawrence, KS
BIGGS, L.C., M.G.
19 Dec 1894
8/9
M.B. Church
Lawrence, KS
22 Oct 1894
MILLER,
J.K., M.G.
625
Lawrence, KS

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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
Eu~ora, 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

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MILES, Ella/18
Leavenworth Co.• , KS
MILES, Eva 1./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

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

531

IRWIN, William H., H.G.
Lawrence
CORDLEY, Richard, M.G.

592

NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.

538

NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.

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584
570
595

EMBREE, John H., H.G.
Congregational
EBBRHARDT, C., H.G.
Budora, KS
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
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596

qRIFFITH, J.G., H.G.
Lawrence, KS
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.

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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/l4
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, El1a/29
Topeka, KS
BELL, Martha J.,Mrs./32
Linden, KS
JONES, Kaude E./19
Jefferson Co., KS
KNUDSEN, Kary/2s
Douglas Co., KS
WILTS, 011ie/19
Lawrence, KS
SEETIN, Mary M./18
Kanwaka, KS
FRAZIER, Alice/31
Clinton, KS
WOODYARD, Ida Bell/24
Baldwin, KS
LEAKER, Mary K./27
Lecompton, KS
SCHANTZ, Henrietta/48
Eudora, KS
BARKER, Anna E./26
Lawrence, KS

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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

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SPLINTERS, John G.,
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BROWN, K., K.G.
BRANDT, C., K.G.
Evangelical AssoC.
KICHAEL, Joseph, K.G.·
SHARPE, Chas. K., K.G.
PADEN,

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NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
PALKER, F.D., K.G.
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
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SNYDER, J.H., K.G.
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
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STAMP, John W./39
ADAMS, Mary E./34
Kansas City, MO
Lawrence, KS
STEVENS, Thadius/25
WILLIAMS, Ida/31
Sigel, Douglas Co., KS
Sigel, Douglas Co., KS
STEVENSON, William G./72
TREMBLY, Nancy J./65
Clinton, KS
Lawrence, KS
STEWARD, Edwin H./22
BENHAM, Ellen M./20
Centropoiis, KS
Centropolis, KS
STONE, James A./37
BREWINGTON, Olive L./50
Big Springs, KS
Big Springs, KS
STROBEL, Samuel G./21
KURTZ, Emma M./18
Eudora, KS
Eudora, KS
SUITER, Maurice/21
CANNON, Anna E./22
Do~glas Co., KS
Lawrence, KS
SWEEZER, samuel/2.S
BROOKS, Evelean/17
Lake View, KS
Lake View, KS
TEMPLE, Richard G./34
OAKES (OATES), Ellen M./27
Lawrence, KS
Douglas Co., KS
THACKREY, William E./27
OLSON, Bettie/26
Manhattan, KS
Lawrence, KS
THIEL (THIELL)', Louis H. /31 RIGGS, Nannie R~/30
Kansas City, MO
Kansas City, MO
THORNTON, John/21
HILL, Nellie/20
Clinton, Douglas Co., KS
Belvoir, Douglas Co., KS
THORNTON, William/24
CLARK, Ada/20
Douglas Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
THURBER, Brant/26
HOWARD, Carrie Agnes/21
Twin Mound, KS
Clinton, Douglas Co., KS
TIBBALS, Jesse W./23
WRIGHT, Hattie B./20
Lawrence, KS
MCLouth, KS
TORNEDEN, Adolph/36
KOERNER, Bertha Agnes/19
Leavenworth Co., KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
TRAPP, Louis H./24
BARLOW, Fannie/28
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
TYNER, James T./32
DIXON, Grace/23
Douglas Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
VAN TRIES, Blair G./45
BELL, Ida/30
Black Jack, KS
Baldwin, KS

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PAGE # OFFICIANT

MARVIN, Jas., M.G.
24 Oct 1894
626
Lawrence, KS
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
5 Kay 1894
571
Lawrence, KS
WOODWARD, D.T., M.G.
28 Nov 1894
638
Clinton, KS
COOPER, A.A., J.P.
21 Jun 1894·
585
Lawrence, KS
BAUGHMAN, D., J. P.
20 Jan 1894
526
Lecompton, KS
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J •
10 Apr 1894
562
Lawrence, KS
MORROW, O.S., M.G.
1 Mar 1894
547
United Presbyterian Ch.
Lawrence, KS
NORTON, John Q.A., ~.J.
29 Nov 1894
639
Lawrence, KS
LAWRENCE, James, M.G.
563
12 Apr 1894
Fairview, KS
DORCHESTER, Daniel, M.G.
1 Jan 1894
520
of Boston, MA
Lawrence, KS
CORDLEY, Richard, M.G.
23 Jun 1894
586
Lawrence, KS
26 Juri 1894
COOPER, A.A., J.P.
587
Lawrence, KS
29 Sep 1894
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
615
Lawrence, KS
3 Mar 1894
ROBERTS, C.E., M.G.
548
Clinton, KS
27 Oct 1894
628
BIGGS, L.C., M.G.
Lawrence, KS
19 Mar 1894
553
MUELLER, John Adam, M.G.
Lawrence, KS
25 Mar 1894
554
EMBREE, J .H., M.G.
Linwood, KS
Congregational
25 Dec 1894
8/7
RICE, C.R., M.G.
Baldwin, KS
M.E. Church
22 Nov 1894
635
PADEN, WIll. C., M.G.
Mrs. Susannah BELL's near Baldwin

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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
550
11 Mar 1894
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.
604
DUNKLEY, Sarah/25
29 Aug 1894
Lawr~nce, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
WEEKS, Le Roy T./39
13 Jun 1894
580
RARICK, G.L., M.G.
AHLBURN, Ida A./40
Little Rock, AR
Baldwin, KS
Smith Center, Smith Co., KS
WElL, John W./19
8 Aug 1894
600
STANLBY, Harvey, M.G.
MUSICK, Rachel/18
Clearfield, KS
Clearfield, KS
W.H. MUSICK
WELTER, Cornelius P./21
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
MICHAELS, Anna Alice/18
537
8 Feb 1894
Williamstown, KS
Perryville, KS
Lawrence, KS
WEST, Frederick C./24
SAGB, J.F., M.G.
JOHNSON, Minnie R./21
7 Apr 1894
560
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
WESTFALL, Charles W./24
CROSS;- Eva L./21
TBSTBRMAN, F.M., M.G.
6 sep 1894
606
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
SHARPB, C.M., M.G.
JONES, Luella J./25
8 Nov 1894
631
Hannibal, MO
Emporia, KS
Lawrence, KS
WILLIAMS, Elmer E./21
BANNING, Gracie 1./16
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
1 Aug 1894
598
Douglas Co., KS
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, KS
WILLIAMS, Jerry/23
MOORE, Alice/17
MONTOGMERY, Eld. A., M.G.
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
Friends Ch., Prairie Ctr
Hesper, KS
Witnesses: Barclay THOMAS, Phebe R~ THOMAS, Elizabeth TILL, Charles TILL, Ida RAYBURN, Clell DOANE
WILSON, Thomas V./26
MULVIHILL, Bid/23
542
COOPER, A.A., J.P.
20 Feb 1894
Hannibal, MO
Ottumwa, IA
Lawrence, KS

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SKITH, Ruth/21
Lawrence, KS
Perry, ItS
WINTER, Kilton R./33
HEISE, Louise/27
Lecompton, KS
Lecompton, KS
WINTERS, John H./35
BANE, Frances K./18
Douglas CO., KS
Douglas Co., 1(S
WOOD, Evans/23
JONES, Anna/26
Sibley, KS
Vinland, ItS
WOODRUFF, William/27
JOHNSON, Kattie/23
Lawrence, KS
Lawrence, ItS
WRIGHT, Edward/26
PORTER, Kinnie/18
Baldwin, KS
Baldwin, ItS
Witnesses: L.V. LOVEJOY, Bertha WILLIAMS
WYMAN, K.W./34
REINERT, Emma/20
Baldwin, KS
Kedia, Douglas Co., KS
YEAMAN, Frank Lee/26
NICHOLSON, Sallie K./20
Douglas Co., KS
Emporia, ItS
YOUNG, William H./21
HARRIS, Daisy 0./17
Eudora, KS
Eudora, KS
YOUNGER, Octava/22
BUCKNER, Kattie/19
'Baldwin, KS
Baldwin, KS
ZOLLER, Warren/21
HAZEN, Dorothy B./19
Baldwin, KS
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17 Apr 1894
565
KONTGOMERY, Bld. A., K.G.
Bride's father's in Perry, Jefferson CO., ItS
24 Jan 1894
528
LEWIS, Philip K., K.G.
Bride's residence
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
3 Apr 1894
558
Lawrence, KS
527
23 Jan 1894
THO~i E.L., K.G.
K.E. Church, Vinland, KS
Bride's residence
NORTON, John Q.A., P.J.
555
29 Kar 1894
Lawrence,KS
20 Dec 1894
8/11
LOVEJOY, Charles H., K.G.
Kininster's house, Baldwin
547
28 Feb 1894
Lawrence, ICS
631
8 Nov 1894
Lawrence, ICS
1 Aug 1894
597
Eudora, ICS
589
28 Jun 1894
Baldwin City, KS
610
15 Sep 1894
Lawrence, ICS

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From Book 8 in the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Lawrence Law and Judicial Building. Lawrence.
Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough, and submitted by Vivian Clough. (The 1896 records will be in the next issue of the Pioneer
and both years will be published as a hook in the near future.) Please read through these, and if there are any corrections let me, Mary
Burchill, know at 843-9199.
JP :: ju'ttice ofthe peace,' MG = magistrate
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Abbott, George W.
Dg. Co.,KS

Clara (Claire) E. Matthews
Dg. Co.,KS

12 Dec 1895
Leav. Co., KS

Wm. Loesch, MG

8-142

Allison, James R.
Superior, NE

Evatine Howard
Dg.Co.,KS

25 Dec 1895
Dg.Co., KS

C. R Dixon, MG

8-97

Arnold, Charles C.
Leav. Co., KS

lola Brushwood (Koelsch)
Leav. Co., KS

2 Sept 1895
Dg. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, MG

8-22

Asmuss, William
Dg. Co.,KS

Emma Koelsch
Paola, KS

8 Jan 1895
Dg. Co., KS

W. Schaefer, MG

8-24

Bahnmaier, Christopher

Jannie M. Duncan .

16 Jan 1895

M. T. Crews, MG

8-140

Banks, George J.

Ethie I (J). Armstrong

24 Dec 1895

E. L. Geyer, MG

8-47

Barker, Charles S.

Ella G. Hopkins

30 Mar 1895

J. F. Sage, MG

8-124

Barnhart, Ezre
Franklin Co., KS

Annie Bond
Dg. Co., KS

20 Nov 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-84

Bayne, Charles H.
Williamstown, KS

Mamie F. GuylJala
Williamstown, KS

14 July 1895
Jeff. Co., KS

Geo W. Braden, MG

8-37

Bennett, John

Sarah Lee

25 Feb 1895

R. B. Groenor, Priest

8-106

Bivens, George

Edith Davis

29 Sept 1895

W. W. Brooks, MG

8-132

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Blair, James W.
Russell, KS

Bertha J. Trewor~,.n
Dg. Co., KS

9 Oct 1895
Dg. Co., KS

L. C. Biggs, MG

8-52

Blaul, Louis
BurlinbJ'fon, IA

Bertha E. Poehler
Og. Co., KS

17 Apr 1895
Dg. Co., KS

Richard Cordley, MG

8-56

Bliss, George

Evaline Covey

22 Apr 1895

James Marvin, MG

8-40

Bowen, William H.
Linwood, KS

Christene Widener
Linwood, KS

6 Mar 1895
Og. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-54

Brayton, William L.
K.c., MO

Anna V. Shepherd
Og. Co.,KS

17 Apr 1895
Og. Co., KS

Wm. W. Ayers, MG

8-18

Brown, Charles H.

Ida Fisher

1 Jan 1895

Joseph Michael, MG

8-56

Brown, George F.
Waloma,KS

Sarah R. Bowman

Wm. W. Ayers, MG

Dg. Co., KS

23 Apr 1895
Og. Co., KS

8-114

Brown, Henry E.
Leav. Co., KS

Martha W. Rhoades
Leav. Co., KS

19 Oct 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

A. A. Cooper, JP

8-80

Brown, John W.
Reno, KS

Rebecca Cooley
Corydow,IA

27 June 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-72

Burnett, Columbus C.
Linwood, KS

Flora M. Malory
Linwood,KS

5 June 1895
Leav. Co., KS

John H. Embre, MG

8-113

Butler, Truman
Oregon

Ella Leamer

23 Oct 1895

J. H. Snyder, MG

8-133

Butts, John W.
Pierceville, KS

L. Mabel Richards
Og. CO.,KS

18 Dec 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

W; H. Zimmerman, MG

8-128

Califer, George

Jane Bradford

28 Nov 1895

1. W. Boykin, MG

8-74

Canfield, Arthur Graves

Jeannette Platt Sayre

6 June 1895

Wm. W. Ayers, MG

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Carletson, Mount

Mary A. Spence

20 Nov 1895

N. C. Burea, MG

8-47

Caswell, James H.
Topeka. KS

Mary Spencer
Dg. Co.• KS

I Apr 1895

J. Q. A. Norton. PJ

8-73

Cato, William H.

Angie M. Arnold

3 June 1895

C. F. Burdick, MG

8-59

Challiss, James Milbach
Atchison, KS

Rilla Bagby Van Horum
Dg. Co., KS

30 Apr 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

Richard Cordley, KG

8-46

Chambers, Harry L.
K.C.,MO

Maggie Lewis
Dg. Co., KS

27 Mar 1895

J. K. Spencer, MG

8-43

Cherry, Edward
Linwood, KS

Mollie Holmes
Linwood,KS

16 Mar 1895
Leav. Co., KS

F. M. Adams, JP

8-123

Childs, William
Osage Co., KS

Jennie Henderson
Dg. Co., KS

16 Nov 1895

K. D. Williams, MG

8-129

Chison, Fred Douglas
Benton Co., KS

Rachel E. Thouvenel
Benton Co., KS

29 Nov 1895
Dg.Co.,KS

Shelby Henderson, MG

8-137

Clark, James

Lizzie McBriar

19 Dec 1895

Robert Martin, MG

8-44

Cline, Celbe C.
K.C.,MO

Capitala E. GrofT
K.C.,MO

20 Mar 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-107

Coberly, Arthur N.

Effie Peters

29 Sept 1895

J. G. Griffiths, MG

8-37

Coleman, William J.

Mary Rush

25 Feb 1895

Chas. M. Sharp. MG

8-67

Collins, Wm. B.

Mary S. Wright

22 May 1895

Justus McCoy, MG

8-25

Conrad, Charles W.
Leav. Co.,KS

RosaL. Fine
Dg. Co.,KS

16Jan 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

L. C. Biggs, MG

8-50

Cornell, Louis S.

MaudE. Lamb

7 Apr 1895

L. C. Biggs, MG

8-101

Cowdy, Thomas

Daisy Hart

16 Sept 1895

Richard Cord ley, MG

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Craigmile, Melvin B.

Effie Hann

I May IR95

Jas. Marvin, MG

8-98

Creighton, George T.

2 Sept IR95
Dg. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

Topck~KS

Ada Philps
Topeka, KS

8-76

Cullen, George
Cherokee Co., KS

Emma Baker
Dg. Co., KS

17 June 1895
Dg. Co., KS

Wm. Wayers, MG

8-95

Cunningham, Fred B.

CoraM. Day

29 Aug 1895

J. K. Spencer, MG

8-126

Dailey, John A.

Helen L. Noyes

23 Nov 1895

Wm. W. Ayers, MG

8-107

Dane, Augustus M.
K.C.,MO

Minnie Sample
K.c., MO

1 Oct 1895
Dg. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-27

Daniels, Charles M.
Danville,lL

Mamie E. Henshaw
Dg. Co., KS

30 Jan 1895
Dg.Co., KS

Richard Cordley, MG

8-81

Daugherty, Charles F.
Chicago,lL

Lotta L. Barber
Dg. Co.,KS

4 July 1895
Dg.Co.,KS

Wm. W. Ayers, MG

8-96

Davidson, Shennan
Wyano Co.,KS

Grace Hutchison
Jeff. Co., KS

29 Sq&gt;t 1895
Dg. Co.• KS

C. A. Bateman, MG

8-70

Dias. William T.

Mina Perky

'28 May 1895

Arthur L. Goudy. MG

8-33

Dillon. Grant M.

Mary Smith

13 Feb 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-88

Dimery, James Henry

Alice Lucratia Scott

31 July 1895

J. Q. A. Norton. PJ

8-65

Doane, Shennan C.

Mattie H. Palmateer

15 May 1895

Jas. Marvin. MG

8-102

Douglas, James Prentiss

Caroline Raber

19 Sept 1895

Richard Cordley, MG

8-108

Dumnar, Charles E.

Viola W. Hart

2 Oct 1895

John C. Hope. MG

8-112

Durr, Carl F.B.

Blanche Hinsey

16 Oct 1895

D. L. McCreary. MG

8-31

Eldridge, Silas R.

Jennie B. Crowder

21 Feb 1895

J. H. Snyder. MG

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Ely, Francis J.
Topeka, KS

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Maggie Semple
Ottawa. KS

4 Nov 1895
Franklin Co., KS

Wm. J. A. Wenn, MG
P. D. Skinner, MG

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8-110

Emery. Mr. Lonia

Susie Salishury

10 Oct 1895

8-43

Evans, James E.

Grace McCullough

13 Mar 1895

Millard T. Hatfield, MG

8-21

Evans, Lewis B.

Ida May Shields

I Jan 1895

Millard T. Hatfield, MG

8-114

Evans, Zachariah
Williamstown, KS

Jemima Howard
Williamstown. KS

20 Oct 1895
JefT. Co., KS

Eld. A. Montgomery,
MG

8-53

Everly, John C.
Dg. Co., KS

Vina C. Wilson
Leav. Co., KS

16 Apr 1895
Leav. Co.,KS

Wm. Loesch, JP

8-59

Evinger, Elmer
Johnson Co., KS

Carrie Skiles
Dg. Co., KS

28 Apr 1895
Og. Co., KS

James Lawrence,
MG
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8-136

Fawl, Frank E.
Og.Co.,KS

Emma Krouse
Osage Co., KS

25 Dec 1895
OsageCo.,KS

H. A. Platt, JP

8-63

Fegan, Thomas J.
Denver, CO

Cynthia A. Davidson
Lenape. KS

12 May 1895
Leav. Co., KS

Geo. Berg, MG

8-78

Ferguson, Tomie

Nellie Oicous

25 June 1895

license only

8-54

Fields, Charles N.
Leav. Co., KS

Samatha J. Widener
Leav. Co" KS

19 Apr1895
Og. Co., KS

J. (2. A. ~o~n,PJ

8-67

Fitch, Thomas G
Sault Ste. Marie, M1

Georgie Hoage
Dg. Co., KS

22 May 1895
Og, Co., KS

Willis G. Banker. MG

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Fitchur, Frank F.
Durango. CO

Jennie N. Moore
Dg. Co., KS

19 June 1895
Dg. Co., KS

Wm. L. Grant, MG

8-81

Fleming, Hennann
Dg. Co., KS

Catherine E. Hergert
Newton, KS

3 July 1895
Dg. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-123

Flory, Harvey H.

Eva Reser

13 Nov 1895

Thos. G. Winey, MG

8-91

Forsyth, John D.
K.C.,MO

Carry L. Lary
Emporia, KS

10 Aug 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

John Charlton, JP

8-100

Frederick, Charles W.

Nellie (Nettie) B. Ridenour

II Sept 1895

Jay W. Somerville, MG

8-131

Fuel, Henry W.
Lawrence. KS

Lizzie Taylor
Leav., KS

7 Dec 1895
Og. Co., KS

Jas. H. Hubbard, MG

8-51

Fry, William

Agnes Callaway

17 Apr 1895

Robert Morgan, MG

8-f08

Gaines, Wm. 1.
Baltimore, MD

Pearl Tabing
Indianapolis, IN

22 May 1895
Og. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-130

Garber, Benjamin M

Sarah E. Metsker

8 Dec 1895

Thos G. Winey, MG

8-103

Geelan, Charles H.

LuJu(y) King

22 Sept 1895

W. E. Stone, JP

8-115

Gibler, Willis L.

Mabel Ben McNish

20 Oct 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-40

Gilmore, Martin

Susie Hastie

7 Mar 1895

C. H. Strong, MG

8-99

Goodwin, Alfred
Weaver,KS

Katie Monroe
Weaver,KS

7 Sept 1895
Og. Co., KS

Jacob L. Hatton, MG

8-97

Gordon, Samuel
Tonganoxie, KS

Ella King
Tonganoxie, KS

2 Sept 1895
Og. Co., KS

1. Q. A. Norton, PJ

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Gossage, George W.

Mary E. Haven

8 Mar 1895

Wm. C. Paden, MG

8-125

Hadl, Frank
Leav. Co., KS

Clara Eder
Dg. Co., KS

12 Nov 1895
Dg. Co., KS

John G. Splinters,
Priest

8-132

Halbert, Thomas D.
Jackson Co., KS

Belle Tedrow
Caledonia, OH

11 Dec 1895
Dg. Co., KS

E. L. Geyer, Rev.

8-117

Halderman, Samuel W

Mollie M. Kennedy

13 Oct 1895

Wm. C. Ayer, MG

8-51

Hamlin, James

Mary Taylor

12 April 1895

R. Martin, MG

8-122

Hamilton, J. Burnett

Zoe A. Trembly

9 Nov 1895

J. Q. A Norton, PJ

8-99

Hammig, Jacob
LeavCo., KS

Clara Perky
Dg. Co., KS

4 Sept 1895
Dg. Co., KS

ArthurL. Goudy, MG

8-139

Hannon, Henry D.

Della Davis

26 Dec 1895

J. Q. A Norton, PJ

8-62

Harrington, Roy L.
Linn Co., KS

Jennie Lind
Dg. Co.,KS

8 May 1895
Dg.Co.,KS

Wm. C. Ayer, MG

8-141

Harris, Frank W.
LeavCo., KS

Carrie Jackson
Leav. Co., KS

24 Dec 1895

Wm. Loesch, JP

8-105

Harris, Noah

Frances Carson

28 Sept 1895

J.Q. A Norton, PJ

8-58

Harrison, James W.

Mary Bell Corporal

27 April 1895

1. F. Sage, MG

8-117

Harshman, John W.

Nellie Fisher

28 Oct 1895

Wm. Waybright, MG

8-36

Hart, James W.

Jennie Randall

28 Feb 1895

Geo D. Rogers, MG

8-75

Haskell, Franklin W.
Dg. Co.,KS

Jennie B. Lowe
Dg. Co.,KS

5 June 1895
Wyano Co., KS

James G. Daugherty,
MG

8-127

Hastie, Arthur E.

Rosa A. Foster

26 Nov 1895

C. M. Sharpe, MG

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Hatch, Frank J.

Jennie Martin

19 Dec 1895

Moses Brown, MG

8-84

Haz.7..ard, Elie Jean

Comelis J. Jennings

II July 1895

John S. BroWn, MG

8-90

Heckbarth, August W.

Mary Schurr

9 Aug 1895

J. Mueller, MG

8-22

Hennessey, Stephen
Grove, KS

Orpha D. Gibbons
Grove, KS

6 Jan 1895
Grove, KS

M. T. Crews, MG

8-20

Hickey, Mayo E.
Winfield, KS

Daisy L. Cones
Dg. Co.,KS

1 Jan 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

W. P. McKinsey, MG

8-85

Hicks, Allen A.

Miss Etta L. Adams

18July 1895

Geo D. Rogers, MG

8-58

Hill, Elmer J.

Rosa L. Heise

1 May 1895

J. H. Bonebrake, MG

8-135

Holwick. Frank M.

Proxie Hines

18 Dec 1895

Thos.G. Winey, MG

8-19

Hom, Thomas J.
Atchison, KS

Lillie M. Wilson
Dg. Co.,KS

1 Jan 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-72

Houx, George

Sophia Warfield

3 June 1895

W. W. Brooks, MG

8-49

Houston, Robert

Blanche Jones

5 Apr 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-53

Howard, James
Leav. Co.,KS

Clara Norwine
Leav. Co., KS

17 Apr 1895
Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

O~

8-121

Humphries, Ethie
Jeff. Co., KS

Lettie E. Carney
Jeff. Co., KS

13 Nov 1895
Jeff. Co., KS

Justus McCoy, MG

8-95

Hunter, Arthur
Cleveland, OH

Nellie E. Clark
Bmokey, fA

26 Aug 1895
Og. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-82

Hutchin, Wm. T.
Og. Co.,KS

Hannah Key
Muscatine, fA

7 July 1895
Og. Co.,KS

L. C. Biggs, MG

8-32

Hyland, James A.

Eliza Collins (ColI.an)
Norwood, KS

14 Feb 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

John R. Splinter, MG

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Jacobs, Wm. T.
Cedar Junction, KS

Clara Ulrich
Dg. Co., KS

4 Apr 1895
Dg. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-82

Jackson, Lilburn
Leav. Co., KS

Carrie Robinson
Leav. Co.• KS

3 July 1895
Leaveo.• KS

Wm. Kahn,JP

8-28

Jackson, Wm.
Reno, KS

Celless Anderson
Reno, KS

1 Feb 1895
Leav. Co., KS

Wm. Kahn,JP

8-46

Jennings, Henry

Minnie Bromelsick

28 Mar 1895

C. Brandt, MG

8-74

Jewett, Charles W.
Riley, NC

Jennie Wheny
Weaver,KS

12 June 1895
Dg. CO.,KS

W. C. Coleman, MG

8-105

Jewett, Colonel E.
DeSoto,KS

Mabel H. Smith
DeSoto, KS

I Oct 1895
Johnson Co., KS

L. Richmond Smith, MG

8-45

Jewett, Samuel S.

Florence M. Albough

26 Mar 1895

J. G. Griffith, MG

8-143

Jones, Bert F.

Nellie E. Griffin

29 Dec 1895

Jay W. Somerville, MG

8-36

Jones, John D.

Myrtle Cushingbeny

24 Feb 1895

H. W. King. MG

8-121

Kassold, William K

Mary Pritz

8 Nov 1895

1. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-61

Keihl (Keigl), Fritz

Julia E. Graham

2 May 1895

R. B. Hammons, MG

8-88

Keith, George
Linwood, KS

Rhoda Blade
Linwood, KS

3 Aug 1895
Og. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-66

Kilworth, John L.

Laura M. O'Bryon

16 May 1895

Willis G. Banker, MG

8-100

Kimmel, David
Jefferson Co., KS

Sarah Shuck
Dg. Co., KS

12 Sept 1895
Dg. Co., KS

Thos. G. Winey, MG

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King, Charles Ervin
Tonganoxie, KS

Rettie Saulshcrry
Oskaloosa, KS

13 Aug 1895
Leav. Co., KS

J. J. Plea.c;ant, MG

8-109

King, John C.
Topeka, KS

Sadie Whitney
Sigel, KS

3 Oct 1895
Og. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-129

King, Stanford
Excelsior Sp., MO

Mary E. Gray
Og. Co., KS

27 Nov 1895
Og. Co., KS

P. O. Skinner, MG

8-83

Lamb, Alex W.

Nettie F. Bishop

8 July 1895

C. G. Howland, MG

8-93

Landis, Hugh G.
Bremer, KS

Naomi A. Carter
Dg. Co., KS

22 Aug 1895
Og. Co.,KS

Jay W. Somerville. MG

8-39

Landrum, Samuel H.

Martha Huff

4 Mar 1895

Job. Robinson, MG

8-93

Laws, Charles

Sarah Scott

22 Aug 1895

Ellis Pitman, MG

8-144

Leamer, Hany G.

Susie McNace

31 Dec 1895

J. K. Spence, MG

8-107

Lee, James F.

Emma Fox

16 Sept 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-91

Lehew, Ben A.
Grenola, KS

SadieE. Akers
Og. Co.,KS

13 Aug 1895
Dg. Co., KS

J. A. Motter, MG

8-35

Lemon, Bradley W.

Fannie E. Fincher

21 Feb 1895

Arthur L. Goudy, MG

8-35

Lieshner, Oscar

Louisa Jahnicken

21 Feb 1895

J. Mueller, MG

8-29

Lowing, Albert E.

Annie Su11ivan

2 Feb 1895

Chas. M. Sharp, MG

8-69

Madden, Edward
Og. Co., KS

Lizzie E. Davis
Weaver, KS

27 May 1895
Og. Co.,KS

Moses Brown, MG

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K.C..MO
Maloney, John
Leav. Co., KS

Nellie Ruble
Dg. Co., KS

II May 1895
Dg. Co.• KS

Richard Cord ley. MG

Hannah O'Keefe
Leav. Co., KS

7 Jan 1895
Leav. Co., KS

P. J. Shields, Priest

8-65

Manter, Walter H.

Cora H. Elledge

15 May 1895

L. C. Biggs, MG

8-26

Marshall, Wm. A.

Mary A. Baker

24 Jan 1895

James Lawrence, MG

8-120

Martin. Charles A.

Emma Bush

4 Nov 1895

J. Mueller, MG

8-70

Mason, Nelson

Charity Wise

27 May 1895

J. Q. A Norton, PJ

8-D3

Maxwell, Geo. W.
Dg.Co.,KS

Annie Hankenberry
Dg. Co.,KS

18 Dec 1895
Franklin Co., KS

H. A Pasley, MG

8-135

Meairs (Mears). Charles C.

Mary Harris

18 Dec 1895

Richard Cordley, MG

8-87

Messenge~J.

LoraE.Olds

31 July ]895

Jay W. Somerville, MG

8-118

Miller, Wm. F.
Leav. Co., KS

Fannie Snow
Dg. Co., KS

29 Oct 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-57

Moon. Louis
Jefferson Co.• KS

Laura Carr
Jefferson Co., KS

28 Apr 1895
Dg.Co.,KS

Eusebia S. Couch, MG

8-23

Moore. George J.

Lottie Winnie

6 Jan 1895

Chas. M. Sharpe, MG

8-116

Moore, James V.
DeSoto.KS

Eudora Oshel
DeSoto. KS

23 Oct 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A Norton, PJ

8;.116

Morris, Samuel N.

Cordie N. Nickle

25 Oct 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-142

Morrison, John J.

Laura E. Hill

24 Dec 1895

Willie G. Banker, MG

8-119

Myers. John

Nellie Rodman

2 Nov 1895

Geo D. Roger. MG

8-64

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McClure, Geo J.

Alice L. Akers

II June 1895

R. P. Hammons. MG

8-71

McGinnis, Edward S.
Topeka. KS

Maria Rromich
Topeka, KS

9 June 1895
Dg. Co., KS

A. A. Cooper, JP

8-118

McKenna James
Sioux City, IA

Alida McKemora
Topeka, KS

29 Oct 1895
Dg. Co., KS

Wm W. Ayers, MG

8-86

McLean, Alfred M
Emporia, KS

Jennie Simpson
Eldorado, KS

27 June 1895
Dg. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-137

McNees, Warren O.
Quincy, KS

Lulu Foley
Quincy, KS

25 Dec 1895
Greenwood Co., KS

T .J. Caldwell, MG

8-5S

Neal, Robert W.
Topeka, KS

Stella M. Miller
Dg. Co., KS

19 Apr 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

Richard Cordley, MG

8-34

Niedermair, Joe
K.C.,MO

Lena Ziesenis
Dg. Co.,KS

21 Feb 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

C. Eberhardt, MG

8-104

Orrick, William

Dessia Day

1 Aug 1895

A. O. Orrick, MG

8-39

Owen, Edwin T.

Ollie Champion

6 Mar 1895

L. C. Biggs, MG

8-111

Palmateer, Wallace E.

Nettie W. Eggert

160ct 1895

Jay W. Somerville, MG

8-57

Parnell, Wm. J
Jefferson Co., KS

Lillie May Eaton
Jefferson Co., KS

24 Apr 1895
Dg. Co., KS

John Charlton, PJ

8-131

Patterson, James L.
Sarcoxie, KS

Rachel Fletcher
Oskaloosa, KS

11 Dec 1895
Jeff. Co.• KS

C. M. Hines, MG .

8-68

Patty, Charles H.

Lizzie Rose

22 May 1895

L. C. Biggs, MG

8-31

Peabody, Chas. Arthur,
K.C.,MO

Mary Ionia Russell
Og. Co., KS

7 Feb 1895
Og. Co., KS

Henry Farwell, MG

8-28

Pears, Howard A.

Helen T. Webber

30 Jan 1895

Jas. Marvin, MG

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Pearson, Andrew J.

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Minnie F. Johnson

22 Aug 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

Peglcy. Samuel
-Dg. Co., KS

Julia Ann Reed
JefTerson Co.• KS

18 June 1895

C. W. Cheny, JP

.letT. Co., KS

8-112

Pellet. Henry L.

Carrie Horton

16 Oct 1895

Arthur L. Goudy, MG

8-106

Peny, WmT.
Bellsville, KS

Daisy C. Clark
Minneapolis, KS

28 Sept 1895

Richard Cordley, MG

Potter, Allen U.
Peny, KS

Maud E. Michael
Peny, KS

13 Mar 1895

8-30

Pumroy, Wm.
Prescott, fA

Louise M. Pardee
Dg. Co., KS

12 Feb 1895

T. O. Davis, MG

8-83

Ramsey, Frank W.

Adah B. McCoy

10 Juiy 1895

L. C. Biggs, MG

8-19

Rayson, Geo T.
Greenwood Co., KS

Hattie E. Joy
Og. Co., KS

1 Jan 1895
Og. Co., KS

James Lawrence. MG

8-94

Rayson, Wm. A.

Miss Pearl A. Reece

28 Aug 1895

T. D. Davis, MG

8-32

Renfro, Grant

Dora Prather

13 Feb 1895

J. B. Wallace, MG

8-48

Rice, Merton S.
Westphalia, KS

Laura Buckner
Dg. Co., KS

3 Apr 1895
Dg. Co.• KS

C. R. Rice, MG

8-87

Robinson, John

Nellie Hall

29 July 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-62

Rogers, Geo. Donaldson

Cordelia Allendorph

9 May 1895

P. J. Williams, MG

8-96

Royer, Frank S.
Wellsville, KS

Vemie S. Bell
Wellsville, KS

4 Sept 1895

J(J). H. Crist, MG

8-98

Russell, William G

Nellie M. Hodges

4 Sept 1895

Thos G. Winey, MG

8-69

Sable, William

Mary Cosgrove

28 May 1895

L. F. Beck, Priest

8-77

8-41

Dg. Co., KS
Eld. A. Montgomery

JetT. Co., KS

Og. CO.,KS

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Sammer. George E.

Maggie Griffith

19 Nov 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-111

Savage, Frank J.
Dg. Co., KS

Minnie Charlton
Rurlingamc. KS

15 Oct 1895
Osage Co., KS

J. O. Firesman, MG

8-45

Schmidli, Jacob F.

Emma J. Breithaupt

26 Mar 1895

J. Schmidli

8-44

Schultz, John W.

Anna J. Reusch

21 Mar 1895

J. K. Miller, MG

8-52

Schurle, Christ

Katie Thoren

17 Apr 1895

W. Schaefer, MG

8-33

Scott, William T.

Nellie M. Parr

14 Feb 1895

Richard Cordley, MG

8-134

Searls, Oscar W.

Clarissa Butler

17 Dec 1895

J. C. Wingerd, MG

8-55

Sechrest, Frank L.
Jefferson Co., KS

Viola Hutchinson
Jefferson Co., KS

21 Apr 1895
Dg. Co.,KS

Richard Cordley, MG

8-110

Selig, John E.

HopeM. Delo

10 Oct 1895

J. O. Delo, MG

8-109

Shane, Karl E.

Mettie M. Stewart

9 Oct 1895

C. M. Sharpe, MG

8-34

Siscoe, Eugene O.
Linwood, KS

Olive Trapp
Linwood,KS

20 Feb 1895
Leav.Co.,KS

John H. Embree, MG

8-90

Sleeper, Wm. E.
Perry,KS

Daisy M. Thompson
Linwood, KS

7 Aug 1895
Dg. Co., KS

John Charlton, JP

8-76

Smith, James

Mrs. Martha Sanders

13 June 1895

J. B. Wallace, MG

8-24

Smothers, Geo. J.

Beatrice Jackson

15 Jan 1895

A. T. Ayers, MG

8-141

Sneed, Richard R.
DeSoto, KS

Orpha N. Moor{e)
DeSoto, KS

24 Dec ]895
Johnson Co., KS

W. C. Coleman, MG

8-63

Snell, Wm. A.
Oskaloosa, KS

Altra I (J). Wade
Nortonville, KS

15 May 1895
Atchison Co., KS

D. H. Coulter, MG

8-138

Spalding, Guy E.

Lulu B. Winchell

22 Dec 1895

C. M. Sharpe, MG

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8-26

Stevenson. Frank H.
Dg. Co .• KS

Maggie Henry
Edgerton, KS

24 Jan 1895
Johnson Co.• KS

W. B. Turner. MG

8-102

Stevenson, Norval E.

Mamie Fisher

18 Sept 1895

Henry Farwell. MG

8-50

Stewart, Arnold B.

Mable L. J. Leslie

6 Apr 1895

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-89

Stewart, Clarence A.

Edna Patterson

5 Aug 1895

F. W. Fenn. MG

8-71

Stewart, Robert H

Bertha Wallen7.ien

28 May 1895

GeoO. Rogers, MG

8-79

Stimpson, Edwin Fisher

Frances Rebecca Fellows

27 June 1895

Richard Cordley, MG

8-29

Stover, Arthur R.
Little Rock, AR

Sarah V. Ives

C. R. Rice, MG

Og. Co., KS

7 Feb 1895
Og.Co., KS

8-27

Sullivan, James

Mammie J. Guerron

13 Jan 1895

J. G. Griffith, MG

8-119

Tolbert. Clemest L.
Og. Co.,KS

Gertha Risdon
Clay Co., KS

30 Oct 1895
Og. Co., KS .

ArthurL. Goudy, MG

8-79

Thomas, Edrick J (I).

Emma Marie Anderson

26 June 1895

Jas. Marvin, MG

8-136

Thompson, Enos A.
Linwood, KS

MaryA. Kapp
Linwood,KS

18 Dec 1895
Og.Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-60

Thudium, August F.

Katherine A. Gutler

30 Apr 1895

R. B. Groener, Priest

8-140

Topping, Alanson N.

Ina Bartlett

25 Dec 1895

G. M. Huffman, MG

8-92

Topping, Anthur E.
Overbrook, KS

Miss Mae Louisa Mars~all
Media, KS

29 Aug 1895
Og. Co., KS

Andrew V. Stout, MG

8-38

Torneden, Henry
Leav. Co.,KS

Minnie Kahn
Leav. Co., KS

26 Feb 1895
Og. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-48

Townsend, Allen A.
Saginaw, MI

Jennie I (J). Oliver
Wabaunsee Co., KS

3 Apr 1895
Og. Co., KS

J. K. Miller. MG

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Tridhope, James
Linwood, KS

Margaret Rohson
Dennison, KS

5 June 1895

A. M. Richardson, MG

8-130

Trout, Richard W.
Johnson Co., KS

Perrnelia J. Tihbets
Johnson Co .• KS

8 Dec 1895
Johnson Co., KS

D. L. McCreary, MG

8-126

Trvan, John R.

Metta Daily

21 Nov 1895

B. F. Stallings, MG

8-78

Turner, Wm. E.
Centropolis, KS

Sarah A. Sowers
Centropolis, KS

26 June 1895
Dg. Co., KS

1. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-115

Turtle, Frederick W.,
Omaha,NE

Jennette B. Methuen
Springfield, MA

22 Oct 1895
Dg. Co., KS

Richard Cordley, MG

8-139

Tuttle, Charles E.

Miss Lilian E. Hook

24 Dec 1895

James M~y, MG

8-85

Tuttle, Lewis Franklin

Grace Marshall

22 July 1895

1. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-138

Tuttle, William H.

Phoebe S. Payne

24 Dec 1895

P. J. Williams, MG

8-64

Ulrich, William H.

Bertha E. Winter

16 May 1895

Joseph Michael, MG

8-122

Wahlstrom, Charles H.

Katie Goodyear

12 Nov 1895

J. Mueller, MG

8-23

Walker, Raymond A.
Lincoln, NE

Laura Huffman
Crete, NE

12 Jan 1895
Dg. Co., KS

1. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-103

Washington, Geo

Mary A. Jackson

24 Sept 1895

Ellis Pittman, MG

8-113

Watkins, Frank
Wellsville, KS

Adolaile Waddel
Wellsville, KS

16 Oct 1895
Dg. CO.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-30

Watteville, Charles L.

Mary Rappard

6 Feb 1895

Albert BruMer, MG

8-80

Webber, Fred Wm.
Denver, CO

Julia Olive Bunker
Dg. Co., KS

27 June 1895
Dg. CO.,KS

8-38

Weidmann, Ulysses G.

Addie M. Brooks

27 Feb 1895

. Wi11is G. Banker, MG
L. C. Biggs, MG

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Wiggins, Albert Peerce

Margaret Rogers Plasket

8-66

Williams, Milton

Jane Jenkins

8-128

Willis, Elmer E.

8-25

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25 July 1895

J. O. Roberts, MG

19 May 1895

J. F.,Sage, MG

EI i7a B. DaLee

27 Nov 1895

Geo D. Roger. MG

Wilson. John W.
Lowell. WA

Emma D. Lindner
Dg. Co.,KS

20 Jan 1895

J. G. Griffith. MG

8-144

Wilson. Stephen T.

Ada Ulrich

31 Dec 1895

Thos G. Winey. MG

8-127

Winters. Alva L.

Sarah Williams

26 Nov 1895

W. H. Goodwin, MG

8-61

Wittnam, Thomas J.

Justina Taylor

8 May 1895

O. L. McCreary, MG

8-89

Wood,Geo E.
Smith, KS

Minnie Steele
Dg. Co.,KS

7 Aug 1895

O. Baines Griffith. ·MG

8-42

Wright, Jacob H.
Osage Co., KS

Mary Jenkins
Dg. Co.,KS

13 Mar 1895
Og. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, PJ

8-104

Ziesnis, Charles H.
Eudora, KS

Emma Freund
Edgerton, KS

25 Sept 1895
Johnson Co., KS

C. Eberhart, MG

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Og. Co.,KS

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DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS, 1896
From Book 8 in the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Lawrence Law and Judicial Building,
Lawrence. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough, and submitted by Vivian Clough. (The 1897 records will be in the next
issue of the Pioneer. 1895 was in the last issue. We also have 1898 marriages. When all four years have been published in the Pioneer
they will be published in a book in the future.) Please read through these, and if there any corrections let me, Mary Burchill, know at
843-9199. or at &lt;burchill@ukans.edu&gt;.
JP = Justice of the Peace~ MG = Magistrate
p age
8232

Groom

Anderson, Gideon G.

B n'de

Date

Florence J. Tuttle
Dg. Co.,KS

4 Nov 1896

Dg.Co.,KS

om'
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Chas. F. Parkham, MG

8265

Anderson, John D.

Maggie K. Smith·

13 Dec 1896

Jas. W. Reed, MG

8205

Anderson, Wm.
Johnson

Katie C. Gentry

23 July 1896

T. Wallace, MG

8250

Bachelor, Charles

Ella Sawyer

25 Nov 1896

Walter Hart, MG

8190

Baldwin, Charles M.

Edna S. Martin

24 May 1896

M. F. Clark, MG

8236

BaUerson, Leland H.
DeSoto,KS

Stella M. Hale
DeSoto, KS

22 Oct 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

Barber, Samuel
Dg. Co.,KS

Rosa Glatz
Kansas City, KS

Dg. Co.,KS

8245

Baxter, Levem B.

Stella Scott

13 Nov 1896

License only

8251

Beal, Thomas

Jennie Anderson

25 Nov 1896

J. G. Griffith, MG

8148

Beamer, Theoakley
Park Co., CO

Julia M. Averill
Wellsville, KS

8 Jan 1896

License only

8169

Dg. Co.,KS
21 Mar 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP .

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Bean, George W.

Alice Martin

6 Dec 1896

J. W. Boykin, MG

8164

Beard, Peter L.

Mattie Bachela

4 Mar 1896

J. Q. A. Norto~ JP

8222

Becker, Charles U.
Kansas City, MO

Eva Marcella Hoadley

10 Sep 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Wm. W. Ayres, MG

Dg. Co.,KS
8156

Bedsaul, Floyd A.
Linwood, KS

Effie Bleader
Linwood,KS

19 Feb 1896
Dg. CO.,KS

J. Q. A. Norto~ JP

8172

Benander, John A.

Minta J. Richardson

24 Mar 1896

Michael Roller, JP
.,

8243

Benfer, Earl LaMont
Leona, KS

Etta Julia Funnan
Seversuch, KS

11 Nov 1896
Brown Co., KS

Alfred L. Hope, MG

8163

Berry, Fred H.
Leav. Co., KS

Rebecca F. Bishop
Tonganoxie, KS

4 Mar 1896
Leav. Co., KS

A. C. Rowls, Clergy

8163

Berry, John W.
Leav. Co., KS

Lela Humbert
Tonganoxie, KS

4 Mar 1896
Leav .Co., KS

A. C. Rowls, Clergy

8157

Bick, Karl Fr.

Sophia Gantz

22 Jan 1896

J. Mueller, MG

8174

Biggs, William L.

Mabel J. Stover

5 Apr 1896

L. C. Biggs, MG

8228

Black, Thomas

Creola Hopkins

30 Sep 1896

P. D. Skinner, MG

8216

Blaker, Arthur

Anna Scott

29 Aug 1896

Jas. Marvin, MG

8179

Bollard, Fred E.
Omaha,NE

Nellie W. Osborn
Dg. CO.,KS

15 Apr 896
Dg. Co.,KS

Willis G. Banker, MG

8261

Bond, Demming W.

Estella E. Darnold

23 Dec 1896

A. L. Jones, MG

8238

Bronaugh,JohnC.

Zula Miller

28 Oct 1896

J. W. Somerville, MG

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Dg. Co., KS

8219

Brown, Charles A.
Holling, KS

Miss Belle Williams
Holling, KS

2 Sep 1896 .
Dg. Co.,KS

T. D. Davis, MG

8219

Brown, Louis A.

Elizabeth A. Pavey

31 Aug 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8186

Brownlee, Joseph P.
Santa Fee, MO

Mary James
Santa Fee, MO

13 May 1896
Og. Co.,KS

. J. W. Somerville, MG

8247

Bryant, George G.

Nellie E. Davis

19 Nov 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8233

Buchheim, Samuel J.

Christena E. Hanselman

14 Oct 1896

ArthurL. Goudy, MG

8247

Buck, Wm. S.
Topeka,KS

Linnie B. Lanham
Topeka,KS

19 Nov 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Wm. W. Ayres, MG

8176

Bullene, Herbert
Brockway

Janet Nairn Innes

8 Apr 1896

Willis G. Banker, MG

8211

Burge, John W.

Kate Garver

4 Aug 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8252

Burgoyne, Ben W.
Og. Co.~KS

Jennie G. Peppard
Leav. Co., KS

29 Nov 1896
Og. Co.,KS

Jas. Burgoyne, MG

8195

Burney, Abraham L.
Harrisonville, MO

Edith Kelsey Haskell
Dg. Co.,KS

9 June 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Richard Cordley, MG

8202

Caldwell, Anthony

Lizzie White

9 July 1896

J. W. Boykin, MG

8234

Carey, Elvin A.

Julia A. Barnes

21 Oct 1896

Qeo. D. Rodgers, MG

8266

Carpenter, Walter S.

Ella E. Smith

31 Dec 1896

Wm. W. Ayres, MG

8224

Carter, Elsworth L.

Sarah A. Lee

14 Sep 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8210

Carter, William H.

Bonnie T. Lee

5 Aug 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

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Chambers, Oliver W.

Maggie A. Geelan

8 Jan 1896

J. H. Bonebrake, MG

8143

Clark, Wm. H.
Junction City, KS

Lydia Elisa Koehring
Og. Co.,KS

1 Jan 1896
Og. Co.,KS

J. G. Griffith, MG

8216

Cline, Josiah C.

Myrtle L. Sutton

30 Aug 1896

W. C. Price, JP

8264

Coffman, Will
Jeff. Co. KS

Clara Belle Norton
Jeff. Co., KS

280ec 1896
Og. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8194

Cole, Ulysses Grant

Mabel Gill

4 June 1896

R. H. Williams, MG

8191

Collins, John
Kansas City, MO

Laura Hogan
Kansas City, MO

25 May 1896
Og. Co.,KS

C. L. Holly, Elder

8261

Cornforth, W. C.
Og.Co.,KS

Nancy E. Slack
Leav. Co., KS

23 Dec 1896
Og. Co.,KS

H. M Branham, MG

8176

Courtney, Hollis L.
St. Joseph, MO

Mary L. Williams
Og. Co.,KS

7 Apr 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Jas. Marvin, MG

8215

Craig, Arthur U.

L. Cassandra G. Moore

25 Aug 1896

J. W. Boykin, MG

8251

Crawford, John W.
Ottawa,KS

Margaret W. Detwiler
Pomona,KS

'25 Nov 1896
Dg.Co.,KS

Jas. Marvin, MG

8229

Cummings, Wm. J.,
Jr.

Margaret A. Halderman

1 Oct 1896

Wm. C. Axer, MG

8180

Curtis, Wm. H.

Pearle N. Dobson

15 Apr 1896

Geo. D. Rogers, MG

8263

Davenport, Thomas
W.

Anna L. Lamborn

27 Dec 1896

Wm. Loesch, JP

8244

Davis, Joseph S.
Frankfort, KS

Annabell Albert
Og. Co.,KS

11 Nov 1896
Og. Co.,KS

Stephen G. Griffis, MG

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Deay, Bert

Celia L. Tucker

7 Jan 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8209

Dedrick, Ernest M.
Dg. Co.,KS

Annie Wickum
Oskaloosa, KS

4 Aug 1896
Og. Co.,KS

L. C. Biggs, MG

8256

Deering, Albert W.
Dg. Co.,KS

Matilda Price
Dg. Co.,KS

6 Dec 1896
Leav. Co., KS

Geo. Berg, MG

8183

Deming, Charles L.
Jefferson Co., KS

Mary E. HudsonpeUar
Jefferson Co., KS

2 May 1896
Og. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8228

Dissinger, Fred C.
Denison, TX

Rose C. Nuffer .
Dg. Co.,KS

1 Oct 1896
Og. Co.,KS

P. G. Nuffer, MG

8221

Eudaly, James

Nettie M.Miller

11 Sep 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8205

Ferguson, Robert M.
Franklin Co., KS

Nora Hayes
Dg. Co.,KS

22 July 1896
Og. Co.,KS

J. W. Somerville, MG

8152

Foley, John
Leavenworth Co., KS

Mary Hulbert
Leav. Co., KS

30 Jan 1896
Leav. Co., KS

T. P. Schwan, Priest

8227

Foster, Bertel T.

EJlen Pippert

24 Sep 1896

Henry B. Foster, MG

8223

Foster, Wm. A.

Edith May Siler

13 Sep 1896

Jas. Marvin, MG

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Fry, Charles L.
Linwood, KS

Bessis M. Rolfe
Kansas City, KS

6 Feb 1896
'Wyano Co., KS

James W. Alderman, MG

8201

Fugate, Joseph B.
Newton,KS

Jessie K Howell
Og. Co.,KS

13 June 1896
Og. Co.,KS

A. M. Richardson, MG

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8253

Fulkerson, Robert
Overbrook, KS

May Taber
Fall Leaf, KS

30 Nov 1896
Og. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8156

Galligar, Wm.C.
Og. Co.,KS

Amy Patton

W. B. Hutchenson, MG

Shawnee Co., KS

21 Feb 1896
Shawnee Co., KS

8170

Gantz, Jacob

Carolina Birk (Bick)

17 Mar

8188

Gardner, Henry Seth

Eva Alice Cunningham

14 May 1896·

G. G. Gardner, MG

8146

Gardner, Zimri
DeSoto,KS

Carrie Miller
Og. Co.,KS

1 Jan 1896
Og. Co.,KS

Willis G. Banker, MG

8227

Garvin, Archil W.

Mary F. Reynolds

23 Sep 1896

S. Creel, MG

8180

Gaumer, Charles S.

. Belilla L. Burditt

21 Apr 1896

J. G. Griffith, MG

8242

Georgia, James

Sally Young

4 Nov 1896

P. D. Skinner, MG

8206

Getty, Michael C.
Perry, KS

Sallie Jane May
Jeff. Co., KS

4 Aug 1896

Francis Joseph Boringer, Priest

Jeff. Co., KS

8175

Gibler, Jackson

Maggie Stebbins

8 Apr 1896

J. Q; A. Norton, JP

8175

Gleason, Clifton A.

Clara E. Willis .

·8 Apr 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8150

Glenn, Benjamin F.

Nellie Moore

19 Jan 1896

1. W. Reed, MG

8189

Good, Ezekiel B.
Topeka, KS

Ada Charlton
Og. Co.,KS

20 May 1896
Og. Co.,KS

Richard Cordley; MG .

~896

J. Mueller, MG

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Goodrich, George N.
Topeka,KS

Edith M. Shoop
Topeka, KS

21 Oct 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Jas. Marvin, MG

8197

Graham, Clement
Holton, KS

Edna Truesdall
Fairmont, KS

10 June 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8173

Graham, Robert
Jefferson Co., KS

Nannie Osborn
Dg. Co.,KS

5 Apr 1896
Jeff. Co., KS

A. H. Murphy, MG

8242

Gunther, August
Dg. Co.,KS

Nellie E. Voeller
DeSoto,KS

4 Nov 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8232

Haas, Henry C.
Dg. Co.,KS

LucyWilbum
Centropolis, KS

14 Oct 1896
·Dg. CO.,KS

8198

Hall, Clarence
Seymour

Lillian May Popenoe

17 June 1896

wiilis N. Banker, MG

8157

Hamilton, Guy E.
Kansas City, MO

May (Mary) 1. Kief
Kansas City, MO

22 Feb 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Geo. D. Rogers, MG

8203

Harris, Allen S.

Martha Washington

11 July 1896

John Charlton, JP

8220

Harris, Edward P., Jr.

Jennie M. Greene

15 Sep 1896

Richard Cordley, MG

8240

Harshman, Orner F.

Fannie Taylor

2 Nov 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8 185

Hart, Lewis E.

Lizzie A. Griffith

6 May 1896

John Charlton, JP

8214

Head, GeoW.
Sabetha, KS

Martha Stephens
Troy,KS

21 Aug 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8257

Hellen, Charles
Joplin,MO

Emma Harbill
Dg. CO.,KS

10 Dec 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

J. Mueller, MG

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Hempstead, Henry T.

Nannie R. Johnson

14 Sep 1896

C. L. Holly, MG

8262

Hiddleston, Edward
Linwood, KS

Lizzie Laundell Wilcox
Linwood, KS .

25 Dec 1896
Leav. Co., KS

W. Tyrer Williams, MG

8218

Hiesrodt, Birt

Mary E. Anderson

31 Aug 1896

A. L. Jones, MG

8259

Hine~

Alice E. Watkins

16 Dec 1896

J. G. Griffith, MG

8249

Holladay, Wm. Caleb
Leav. Co., KS

Nancy Z. Uttenger
Dg. Co.,KS

23 Nov 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8239

Holliday, Harry C.

Minnie Boyles

31 Oct 1896

D. A White, JP

8195

Holmes, Otis Halbert
Cresco, IA

Mary Kelley Haskell
Dg. Co.,KS

9 June 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Richard Cordley, MG

8145

Hope, Edward
Dg. Co.,KS

Lela May Wright
Cawker City, KS

1 Jan 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Geo. D. Rogers, MG

8249

Hudson, Geo. Athlean
LyonCo.,KS

Rose Lillie Saylor
Dg.Co.,KS

26 Nov 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

L. D. Wimmer, MG

8166

Hunsinger, Peter

MaryKJavs

10 Mar 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8263

Ingalls, Robert R.

Josephine Butel

29 Dec 1896

R. B. Grvener, MG

8206

Ingham, Wm. V.

Elizabeth B. Winter

24 July 1896

J. K. Spencer, MG

8199

Ingle, John W.

Melvena Warner

17 June 1896

W. C.Price, JP

8230

Jackson, Charles E.
Sedalia,MO

Mollie J. Abernathy
Lexington, MO

4 Oct 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

John Charlton, JP

8197

James, Hundy
Reno,KS

Sallie Elliott
Reno, KS

10 June 1896
Leav. Co., KS

Wm.Kahn,MG

W
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Benjamin F.

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8 161

James, Wm. H.

Ida Clark

28 Feb 1896

Shelly Henderson, MG

8 149

Jorden, James W.

Emma J. Province

14 Jan 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8150

Joy, Alfred

Marie Kennedy

18 Jan 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8204

Kane, Henry L.

Mella M. McCurdy

15 July 1896

Geo. D. Rogers, MG

8192

Kennedy, David G.,
Jr.

!della V. Bell

3 June 1896

James W. Reed, MG

8189

Kennedy, Harvey L.

Barbara L Vaughan

8260

Kennedy, Howard M.
Dg. Co.,KS

Dollie P. Joseph
Franklin Co., KS

27 Dec 1896
Johnson Co., KS

M McFeatters, MG

8196

Kiles, Charles A.

Hattie Johnson

11 June 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, jp

8168

Kimball, George

Mattie Giles

13 Mar 1896

G. W. Burdette, MG

8202

Kimbrough, Bert
Springfield, MO

Alice Chipely
Dg. Co.,KS

11 July 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Jas. H. Hubbard, MG

8207

Kyle, James
Jeff. Co., KS

Charlotte A. Kyle
Jeff. Co., KS

27 July 1896
Jeff. Co., KS

Samuel Brown, JP

8232

Leamard, Tracy

Georgene Wilder

14 Oct 1896

C. G. Howland,MG

8224

Lee, JohnH.

14 Sep 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Jas. H. Hubbard, MG

Cairo, IL

Dara Coathey
Leav. Co., KS

8160

Lemon, Edward S.
Lawrence, KS

Olive Hinchman
Winchester, KS

26 Feb 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Richard Cordley, MG

8173

Lepper, Samuel W.

Mary E. Hobbs

3 Apr 1896

1. Q. A. Norton, JP

8237

Leacher, William A.

Phil a Wilson

26 Oct 1896

A. J. Jones, MG

1896

F. W. Fenn, MG

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8 157

Letcher, Arthur L.
Dg. Co.,KS

Eldora Graves
Dg. Co.,KS

23 Feb 1896
Leav. Co., KS

J. J. Pleasant, MG

8 193

Lewis, Benjamin E.

Hattie E. Snyder

3 June 1896

J. W. Holt, MG

8233

Lipsey, Harry L.

Lenora F. Craigmile

14 Oct 1896

H. M. McDowell, MG

8 145

Loring, Samuel G.
Marysville,MO

Mary M. Hammond
Dg. Co.,KS

1 Jan 1896
Dg. Co., KS

John M. Sullivan, MG

8 199

Lotz, Julius
Dg. Co.,KS

Louisa Hammer
Kansas City, MO

17 June 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

A. Leutwein, MG

8218

Lotz, Theo J.

Emma T. Haelsig

6 Sep 1896

A. Leutwein, MG

8245

Lowry, George

Mary Nelson

IS Nov 1896

.Charles Lowry, MG

8248

Lowry, London

Emma Scott

30 Nov 1896

Shelby Henderson, MG

8182

Ludwig, John M.

Della Rugh

28 Apr 1896

Wm. N. Banker, MG

8212

Mannen, John C.
Dg. Co., KS

Dr. Lydia A. Meyers
Pilot Mound, IA

13 Aug 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Jay W. Sommerville, MG

8201

Maple, Lewis
Jeff. Co., KS

Clara Strub
Dg. Co.,KS

22 June 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

A. A. Cooper, JP

8171

Marshall; James C.
Chautaugua Co., KS

J osehine Martin

James D. Smith, MG

Dg. Co.,KS

22 Mar 1896
Og. Co.,KS

8186

Marshall, Walter A.
Dg. Co., KS

Minnie D. Garton
Linwood,KS

17 May 1896
Leav. Co,KS

L. C. Biggs, MG

8215

Martin, Benjamin F.
Williamstown, KS

Artie Tyrrell
Perry, KS

30 Aug 1896
Jeff. Co., KS

Thomas H. PopplewiU, MG

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8 167

McArdle, James'
Tonganoxie, KS

Inez Jenkins
Tonganoxie, KS

II Mar 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8170

McCall, William M.

Bertha P. Smith

19 Mar 1896

J. W. Reed, MG

8204

McCurdy, John L.

Estella E. Wilder

15 July 1896

Geo. D. Rodgers, MG

8208

MCDaniel, Harry W.
Kansas City, MO

Florance Cara Smith
Dg. Co.,KS

3 Aug 1896

R. H. Williams, MG

pg. Co.,KS

8217

McGinnis, John W.
Leav. Co., KS

Sarah J. Haas
Leav. Co., KS

I Sep 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

L. C. Biggs, MG

8217

McKinney, Frank

May Divelly (Dinelly or
Dwelly)

29 Aug 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8.162

McNees, James

Carrie J. Spencer

2 Mar 1896

J. W. Somerville, MG

8254

McRiU, Frank
Leav. Co., KS

Nellie Skeet
Jeff. Co., KS

I Dec 1896
Jeff. Co., KS

D. W. Raines, MG

8267

Meaiers, Eddie S.

L. Clara Bruner

31 Dec 1896

Jay W. Somerville, MG

8258

Meairs (Mears), Wm.
G.

Eliza V. Ellis

16 Dec 1896

H. A Pasley, MG

8203

Melvin, Rufus E.

Cora L. Kimball

15 July 1896

Richard Cordley

8225

Milburn, Eddie B.

Florence Deay

8164

Miller, Albert
Johnson Co., KS

Lillie McKinney
Dg. Co.,KS

'16 Sep 1896 .
4 Mar 1896

Jay W. Somerville MG
J. Q. A. Norton, JP

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8200

Mitchell, James H.

Virginia H. Baldwin

25 June 1896

J. G. Griffith, MG

8184

Monroe, Douglas H.
Eudora,KS

Bettie E. Rome
Reno,KS

7 May 1896
Leav. Co., KS

Wm. Kahn,JP

8174

Morton, Fred

Hilma Edholm

4 Apr 1896

J. Mireler, MG

8177

Musick, Jesse Thos.

Zora May Vitt

8 Apr 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8253

Myer, Matthias

Sarah S. Daily

30 Nov 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8239

Neustifter, Frank A.

Mary Bradley

3 Nov 1896
Jo. Co.,KS

M. Simmer, Priest

8158

Nichols, Burton E.
Vinland, KS

Miss Kate Peppard
Oskaloosa, KS

26 Feb 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

T. D. Davis, MG

8165

Oatman, Arthur L.

Alice Beula Whitman

4 Mar 1896

Geo. D. Rogers, MG

8185

Oberhalter, Henry A.

Ruth E. White

9 May 1896

D. L. McCresry, MG

8213

O'Leary, RalphaU D.
Dg. Co.,KS

Mathilde Henrichs
Humboldt, KS

19 Aug 1896
Allen Co., KS

C. G. Howland, MG

8243

Owen, James
Cripple Creek, CO

Winifred Grace Churchill
Dg.Co.,KS

5 Nov 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Jay W. Somerville, MG

8177

Pardee, James F.
Vinland, KS

Miss Alice M. Griffis
Osage City, KS

9Apr 1896

C. C. Braden, MG

Parham, Charles F.
Dg. Co., KS

Sarah Eleanor
Thistlethwaite
Tonganoxie, KS

31 Dec 1896
Leav. Co., KS

Jonathan P. Ballard, MG

Eliza Fox

5 Mar 1896

J. J. Pleasant, MG

8262

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8165

Parker, Rhinotas

Osage Co., KS

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8222

Patterson, Anderson

Maggie Blackburn

10 Sep 1896

J. Q. A Norton, JP

8152

Patterson, John

Clara Hood

27 Jan 1896

A A Cooper, MG

8190

Pearson, Phillip S.
Dg. Co.,KS

Miss Della Simmons
Jeff. Co., KS

24 May 1896
Jeff. Co., KS

Willis O. Banker, MG

8191

Pennington,Jesse B.

Minnie C. Wolgamott

27 May 1896

J. W. Somerville, MG

8 178

Pettit, Charles H.
Pawhuska, Ind. Terr.

Amarilis B. Bodwell
Dg. Co.,KS

15 Apr 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Wm. C. Paden, MG

8266

Phillips, Ray A. J.

Arlie May Pippin

29 Dec 1896

C. O. Howland, MG

8154

Pickard, Clark E.
Pleasant Plains, IA

Emma Hoag
Dg. Co,KS

5 Feb 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

C. R. Dixon, MG

8248

Pickens, Jonah
Adair Co., MO

Lillie C. Pickens
Leav. Co., KS

2S Nov 1896
Leav. Co., KS

W. Tyrer Williams MG

8229

Pitman, Elis

Mary E. Jackson

24 Sep 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8265

Povch, Hennan C.

Anna AE.Molderhauer

29 Dec 1896

F. D. Rademacher, MG

8211

Prince, Ellis T.
Okla. Territory

Lottie L. Nace
Dg. Co.,KS

12 Aug 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Jas. W. Reed, MG

8167

Puckett, Benjamin E.

Gertrude E. Brooks

10 Mar 1896

J. W. Somerville, MG

8220

Putney, Robert E.
Albuquerque, NM

Margaret B. Love
Dg. Co.,KS

9 Sep 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Willis O. Banker, MG

8254

Quakenbush, Alfred

Mattie Warner

3 Dec 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8226

Quinn, John
Boston,MA

Lulu M. C. Shelley
New York

18 Sep 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

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8196

Raider, Daniel R.
Perryville, KS

Gracie Bell
Og. Co.,KS

9 June 1896
Og. Co., KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8241

Raley, George S.

Christena Swan

4 Nov 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8210

Rayson, Thomas

Louisa Kely

10 Aug 1896

J. W. Somerville, MG

8188

Reusch, Henry

Augustine Gottstein

13 May 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8155

Richardson, Calvin A.
Jackson Co., KS

Mary A. Richardson
Jackson Co., KS

12 Feb 1896
Og. Co.,KS

A. A Cooper, JP

8169

Robinson, Wm. H. H.
Johnson Co., KS

Mary McCord
. Jackson Co., KS

12 Mar 1896
Og.Co.,KS

J. L. Hatton, MG

8193

Rome, George 1.

Zela Curlett

1 June 1896

Jas. H. Hubbard, MG

8200

Rome, Harvey
Reno, KS

Mollie Cobb
Og. Co.,KS

2S June 1896
Og. Co.,KS

J. W. Boykin, MG

8155

Rohe, Mr. Vesta L.

Miss Bonita Morgan

11 Feb 1896

P. D. Skinner, MG

8225

Russell, Louis
West Superior, WI

Mary Ila Williams
Og. Co.,KS

22 Sep 1896
Og. Co.,KS

J. W. Somerville, MG

8259

Ryder, Purdy
St. Joseph, MO

Agnes McCarty
StJoseph, MO

160ec 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Richard Cordley, MG

8162

ScheU, Wm. H.

Annie Edmondson

iMay 1896

JosephG. Griffith, Clergy

8187

Schoepflin, Charles E. Lizzie Schultz

13 May 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP .

8214

Schultz, Geo G.
Dg. Co.,KS

Mary J. Hartman
Tonganoxie, KS

19 Aug 1896
Dg.. Co.,KS

J. Q. A Norton, JP

8237

Schurle, Jacob J.

Sophia E. Hammer

28 Oct 1896

A. Leutweir, MG

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Schwarz, Wm. F.

Louisa Young

10 Feb 1896

A. Leutweir, MG

8 168

Scott, Wm. E.

Sallie Young

11 Mar 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8149

Sechrest, Ivan
Leav. Co., KS

Nettie Evans
Leav. Co., KS

29 Jan 1896
Leav. Co., KS

R. S. Cook, MG

8236

Sechrest, Robert H.
Tonganoxie, KS

Susan A. Powell
Tonganoxie, KS

28 Oct 1896
Leav. Co., KS

D. W. Raines, MG

8166

Shepherd, Henry
Dg. Co.,KS

Mary Galbreath
Dg.Co.,KS

5 Mar 1896
Tong.,KS

J. J. Pleasant, MG

8252

Sizer, George C.

Tilda J. Anderson

30 Nov 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8260

Smith, Frank

Miss Stella McMillan

17 Dec 1896

P. D. Skinner, MG

8172

Smith, Henry H.

Hattie L. Harman

29 Mar 1896

Jay W. Somerville, MG

8246·

Snapp, Joseph A.
Leav. Co., KS

Nettie A. Adair
Leav. Co.,KS

19 Nov 1896
Leav. Co., KS

Wm. Loesch, JP

8258

Spurlock, Harry A.

Miss Grace Johns

15 Dec 1896

A. L. Jones, MG

8221

Stanford, Herbert A.

Carrie E. Evans

9 Sep 1896

Geo. D. Rogers, MG

8184

Stanwix, Geo A.

Myrtle Vitt

6 May 1896

A. A. Cooper, MG

8182

Stephens, Giles C.

Effir Kemberling

29 Apr 1896

ArthurL. Goudy, MG

8207

Stimpson, Frederick
E.

Elizabeth (Fry) Onne

25 July 1896

Wm. W. Ayres, MG

8196

Strode, Otis

Lizzie Anderson

15 June 1896

Shelby Henderson, MG

8207

Strong, Frank B.

Eliza Wolsey

5 May 1896

A. L. Jones, MG

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8256

Sutton, James H.

Lulue Cunningham

8 Dec 1896

H. L. Willis, MG

8159

Swadley, Harrison W.

MaryC. Ice

25 Feb 1896

Walter Hart, MG

8158

Talley, Samuel
Alford, KS

Miss Laura Clark
Dg.Co.,KS

26 Feb 1896
Dg.Co.,KS

S. Creel, MG

8181

Taylor, John W.

OrvilleM.Logan

22 Apr 1896

Moses Brown, MG

8235

Taylor, Thornton
Dg. Co.,KS

Julia A. Washington
Topeka,KS

21 Oct 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

P. D. Skinner, MG

8147

Thurston, Edwi.n

John Bennett

8 Jan 1896

John Charlton, JP

8246

Timmermeyer, Frank
F.

Kate J. Curtis

17 Nov 1896

R B. Groener, MG

8 181

Tolbert, Charles

Nellie S. Rushmore

23 Apr 1896

Jay W. Somerville, MG

8213

Tucker, William L.
Pleasant Hill, MO

Pearl A. Frye
Dg. Co.,KS

17 Aug 1896
Dg.Co.,KS

J. F. Gage, MG

8257

VanEpps, Charles B.
Low Moor, IA

Carrie Pendleton
Dg. Co.,KS

16 Dec 1896
Dg.Co.,KS

S. E. Pendleton, MG

8160

Vitt, George H.

Myrtly Musick

26 Feb 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8 159

VonGunten, Albert

Lizzie Leonhard

~8

T. D. Rademacher, MG

8226

Waggerman, Charles
Linwood,KS

Nora D. Mosser
Linwood,KS

18 Sep 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8178

Wallace. Lewis H.

Henrietta Davy

13 Apr 1896

Jas. H. Hubbard, MG

8 153

Wardlow, Harvey J.
DeSoto,KS

Bird Linden
DeSoto,KS

3 Feb 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

Feb 1896

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Ware, Jesse

Alice Jackson

10 Jan 1896

Lic. only

8244

Ware, Jesse

Alice Jackson

10 Nov 1896

J. Q. A Norton, JP

8255

Warfield, Henry W.

Miss Maude Miller

4 Dec 1896

P. D. Skinner, MG

8241

Wanner, John
Og. Co.,KS

Miss Maggie Irvig
Saline Co., KS

5 Nov 1896
Saline Co., KS

W. R Currier, MG

8230

Watson, George H.
DeSoto, KS

Reva O. Miller
DeSoto, KS

3 Oct 1896
Og.Co.,KS

J. Q. A Norton, JP

8208

Weaver, John T.

Hellen Swanson

4 Aug 1896

R. W. Williams, MG

8161

Weed, Albert

Pearl!. Reeher

4 Mar 1896

S. R. Wells, MG

8212

Wells, Joseph
Leav. Co., KS

Etta McCarter'
Og. Co.,KS

15 Aug 1896
Leav. Co., KS

Wm.Kahn,JP

8183

Welter, Joseph F.
Williamstown, KS

Lauretta APeel
Williamstown, KS

2 May 1896
Og. Co.,KS

J. Q. A Norton, JP '

8153

West, Wm. G.
Arkansas City, KS

Aneatta Gleed
Og. Co.,KS

4 Feb 1896
Og. Co.,KS

Jas. H. Hubbard, MG

8194

Williams, Adam
Henry

Alice Wright

5 June 1896

J. Q. A Norton, JP

8192

Williams, Newton

Edith Crisswell

2 June 1896

J. Q. A Norton, JP

8238

Winter, Wm. H.
Dg. Co.,KS

Elma Ruth Fogwell
Osage Co., KS

28 Oct 1896
Osage Co., KS

David Hindman, MG

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Wintennantle, John

Nellie Heim
Dg. Co., KS

13 May 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8231

Wisener, Tillie
Lenape,KS

Ettie Finnup
Lenape, KS

10 Oct 1896
Leav. Co. KS

F. MAdams, JP

8231

Wright, Albert

Maude L. Parks

6 Oct 1896

J. Q. A. Norton, JP

8264

Wright, Wm. T.
Dg. Co., KS

Dollie Higgins
Ottawa, KS

28 Dec 1896
Dg. Co.,KS

Shelby Henderson, MG

8250

Zeigler, Charles
Dg. Co.,KS

Daisey Deaver .
Fall Leaf, KS

26 Nov 1896
Dg.Co.,KS

D. L. McCriary, MG

8234

Zellars, John W.

Ella M. Cunningham

27 Oct 1896

G. M. Huffman, MG

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PERSON
Abels, Carrie
Adair, Eva
Adams, Giles J.
Adams, Mark O .
Ady, Mary Bell
Allenthrop, Charles
Alrich, Alarie G.
Altenbernd, Kate
Anderson, Myrtle
Ansel, Charles O.
Arkle, Fredrick
Armstrong, Herbert L.
Arterburn, Samuel
Bachelor, William H.
Baker, Isaac
Banker, Burton J.
Banning, Hattie
Barager, Sarah M.
Barker, George J.
Barr, Mary B.
Baty,lndie
Baty, James A.
Baughman, Fred C.
Baxter, Birdie M.
Baxter, LeVern
Bay, Emily O.
Beach, Allen
Bell, Eva D.
Benton, Kate
Berger, August W.
Bishop, Bert E.
Bishop, Sadie
Black, Pearl J.
Blackwell, Charley T.
Blakeman, Sutitia?
Blund ?, John T.
Bodwell, Hattie M.
Boicourty, Nellie J.
Boles, Lulu H.
Borcourt, James
Bowman, Charles O.
Boyles, Olive
Boyles, Olive
Boynton, Cora L.
Bradley, Emma
Bradsky, Luanda
Breese, John H.
Brice, Eva S.
Brown, Abigail
Brown, Addie
Brown, Charles E.
Brown, James
Brown, Judson H.
Brown, Laura A.
Brown, Nathan H., Sr.
Brown, William
Bruchmiller, Emma V.

SPOUSE
White, Homer A.
Creel, George L.
Mayhew, Nancie M.
Sweanger, Hester B.
Richardson, William
Cross, Sadie E.
Oatman, Nellie M.
Hoelzel, J. Franc
Miller, Charles G.
Diffill, Calma C.
Dorris, Emma
Roberts, Bell B.
White, Maggie
Strong, Stella
Henderson, Rachel
Roy, Effie
Slippey, Hezekiah
Wagner, Elmer E.
Dinsmoor, Emma
McDonald, Werter?
Edwards, Albert
Brown, Addie
Coldwell, Fannie L.
Clark, Adna G.
Scott, Stella
Hartley, Charles E.
Williams, Martha
Skinner, Charles W.
Breese, John H.
Watts, Elsie G.
Leckron, Laura E.
Knight, Clarence L.
Knox, Earl D.
Sutton, Lola
Woody, John H.
Warnen, Bessie
Reynold, Charles E.
Priestly, George L.
North, John E.
Lyons, Mary E.
Gleason, Alice
Davison, Harry C.
Davison, Harry C.
Coole, Thomas Henry
Scrgham?, Ira W.
Knisley?, Harry O.
Benton, Kate
Dean, John G.
Johnson, Frank W.
Baty, James A.
Oswald, Mary
Hopkins, Minnie Ball
Johns, Emily M.
Geitz, Mark S.
Minton, Virginia, Mrs.
Hawkins, Minnie
Keefe, Edmond T.

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29:-Jun
05-0ct
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18-0ct
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Bruner, L. Clare
Bryan, Addie
Bryant, Mary J .
Buchheim, William F.
Buckley, Ada L.
Burns, Mary
Burough, Walter K.
Burries, Alice
Butler, Harry
Cable, Richard H.
Caldwell, Grace E.
Campbell, Anna M.
Campbell, Avia V.
Campbell, Edward
Campbell, George W.
Campbell, Kittie M.
Canavan, James B.
Cardwell, Nora M.
Carlson, Carl A.
Carr, Rosa
Carter, Cornelius
Carter, George
Cartright, Georgia
Case, Laura may
Castle, Jessie M.
Catherman, Carrie B.
Chandler, Madison
Charlton, Mary E.
Christy, John
Chur, Sophia S.
Clark, Adna G.
Clark, Catherine
Clark, Itho R.
Clark, Mary Jane
Clayton, Ella
Cline, Hellene M.
Cline, John William
Coate, William Arthur
Cochran, Charles D.
Coldwell, Fannie L.
Cominger, Lydia R.
Conley, Addie C.
Conrad, M. R.
Coole, Thomas Henry
Copple, Frances M.
Cornell, Albert G.
Corparal, Ollie
Corporal, William W.
Cox, Eleanor V.
Craig, John H.
CraigmiIJ, Ella F.
Creel, George L.
Crispin, Effie
Cross, Sadie E.
Crothers, George
Crummett, H. Benjamin
Culick, Francis

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Mears, Eddie S.
Eldridge, James E.
Jamison, Hugh
Kurtz, Annie.
Clark, Itho R.
Tarpy, John
Sutton, Rosa
Hultz, William
Maxstead, Jessie
Gibson, Alice F.
Miller, Clyde W.
Tasker, Harry B.
Pendleton, Preston S.
Campbell, Kittie M.
Davis, Elizabeth
Campbell, Edward
Henry, Paulina A.
Rose, Arthur
Whitman, Rosie Enid
KraybiIJ, Jessie N.
Williams, Lilly
Davy, Jennie
Katherman, David N.
McClanahan, James A.
Phillips, Elmer E.
Wallace, Carl E.
Fleer, Barbara
Stewart, I.? D.
Strahan, Gertrude M.
Schwarznholz, Henry
Baxter, Birdie M.
Cunningham, Harvey N.
Buckley, Ada L.
Marriott, William
Middleton, John
McWilliams, Robert B.
Turner, Mary FIQrence
Ferguson, May
Huntsman, Harriet M.
Baughman, Fred C.
Kunkle, John J.
Welter, Peter H.
Osborn, Mary E.
Boynton, Cora L.
Slater, Edward H.
Heshan, Clara L.
Ross, Jesse
Ramsey, Susan
Kumler, George V.
White, Margaret E.
Grimes, William H.
Adair, Eva
Gallas, Julius
Allenthrop, Charles
Mann, Gracie·
Nemer, Annie
Kimp, Pearly

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Culver, Ethel!.
Cunningham, Harvey N.
Curtis, William H.
Curtiss, Frank
Cutler, Mabel
Dahn,Lena
Davidson, Joe
Davis, Christopher P.
Davis, Elizabeth
Davis, Grant E.
Davis, Mary .
Davison, Harry C.
Davison, Harry C.
DavY, Jennie
Dawson, Ollie
Day, Charles N.
Day, Eldred G.
DaY,Nellie
Dean, John G.
Deay, Nora
Decker, Olive
Dee, Annie
Delo, Lizzie A.
Deming, Alia M.
Dent, John T.
Dick, Logan
Diffill, Calma C.
Dimmery, Cora
Dinsmoor, Emma
Donnally, Andrew A.
Dorris, Emma
Drake, Elmer F.
Dwyer, Daniel
Dwyer, Mary
Eader?, Annie
Eadholm, Hulda
Eaton, Eudora L.
Eck, Bessie Irene
Eder, Joseph
Edgar, William K.
Edmondson, Josiah L.
Edwards, Albert
Eldridge, James E.
Eldridge, Victoria
Elliott, Rose S.
Eltzholtz, Carl F.
Eriksen, Julius A.
Erwin, Susie
Evans, Frances E.
Fantroy, Fred
Ferguson, May
Fields, Laura
Finley?, Nellie K
Fisher, George
Fisher, Sallie
Fleer, Barbara
Fluner?, Addie N.

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Thompson, Otis E.
Clark, Catherine
Smith, Grace E.
Pugh, Lottie
Hoffman, Ralph W.
Karns, Levi H.
Haney, Eva
Ford, Nettie S.
Campbell, George W.
Transue, Annie M.
Watson, Lishes
Boyles, Olive
Boyles, Olive
Carter, George
Stuart, William C.
Titterington, Mary S.
Fluner?, Addie N.
Geitz, Ervin
Brice, Eva S.
Tucker, Louis R.
Foster, Mason A.
Stanfield, Etzil L.
Selig, Louis F.
Gumm?, Fred L.
Mayhood, Rilla M.
Eldridge, Victoria
Ansel, Charles O.
Morris, Robert
Barker, George J.
Sheridan, Eva
Arkle, Fredrick
Erwin, Susie
Shannon, Carrie
Staib, William
Frandle, Rudolph
Johnson, John A.
Jewett, Burt C.
Williams, R. H.
Scherery?, Carry
Wheeler, Mattie? E.
Kennedy, Effie N.
Baty,lndie
Bryan, Addie
Dick, Logan
Stevens, Harry L.
Koch, Augusta
Finley?, Nellie K
Drake, Elmer F.
Mifflin, Frank
Jones, Edith May
Coate, William Arthur
Roberts, William M.
Eriksen, Julius A.
Roberts, Effie
Long, Grant
Chandler, Madison
Day, Eldred G.

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23-Jun
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24-Aug
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17-Dec
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Davis,
Christopher
P.
Ford, Nettie S.
Martin,
Eamsy?
Fortson, Edward
Decker, Olive
Foster, Mason A.
Eader?, Annie
Frandle, Rudolph
Stewart, Robert L.
Frederickson, Dorothy L.
Lichtfield, Anne L.
Freese, Fredrick W.
Limbacker,
Gertrude F.
Gabriel, Harley L
Hammig,
Robert
Gabriel, Matilda
Norwine, Ida M.
Gallagher, Thomas
Crispin, Effie
Gallas, Julius
Lansdown, Zachary
Gates, Mary Bella
Saunder, Richard S.
Gathers?, Emma J.
Day, Nellie
Geitz, Ervin
Brown, Laura A.
Geitz, Mark S.
Gentry, Ship M.
Patton, Daisy B.
Gibson, Alice F.
Cable, Richard H.
Lawson, Nelo
Gilbert, Lena
Potter, Elma M.
Gile?, Harry
Harvey, Thomas
Gillett, Lillian M.
Gilman, George
Lentz, Matilda
Gleason, Alice
Bowman, Charles O.
Graeber, Albert
Howard, Amanda B.
Graves, Jennie
Kuntze, Charles H.
Gray, John C.
Griffith, Clara Josephine
Gregory, Mary
Martin, Wilson
Gribble, Lorena M.
Parke, James
Griffin, Nellie E.
Treworgy, Milo
Griffith, Charles A.
Messenheimer, A. A.
Griffith, Clara Josephine
Gray, John C.
Griffith, George T.
Shaw, Estella L
Grimes, William H.
Craigmill, Ella F.
Gumm?, Fred L.
Deming, Alia M.
Hadley, Louis
Lawrence, May
Hadley, Lula C.
Maple, Amos Colius
Hale?, John H.
Hook, Annie M.
Hall, Mabel Ruth
Templin, Dana
Hamlin, Gertrude
Young, Arthur E.
Hamm?, May
Murphy, John W.
Hammig, Robert
Gabriel, Matilda
Hand, Mary E.
Simpson, William N.
Haney, Eva
Davidson, Joe
Hanson, Sadie J.
Wind, Joseph
Harper, Addelia
Miller, Isaac
Harsch, Emmanuel C.
Stewart, Hattie
Harshbarger, Effie M.
Morgan, Thomas J.
Hart, Emma
Kunkel, Robert M.
Hartley, Charles E.
Bay, Emily O.
Hartman, Henry
Royer, Sarah C.
Hartman, Henry F.
Hines, Addie J.
Harvey, Thomas
Gillett, Lillian M.
Hatch, Josie. V.
Madel, Joseph
Hawkins, Minnie
Brown, William
Hayden, James Ford
Logan, Gertrude
Henden, Carolina
Schulz, Charles G.
Henderson, James H., Dr. Murphy, Mary C.
Henderson, Rachel
Baker, Isaac
Henry, Paulina A.
Canavan, James B.

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Herschell, Edward J.
Heshan, Clara L.
Hilderbrand, Garrison
Hill, Cora M.
Hill, Lucy
Hill, Noah A.
Hines, Addie J.
Hobbs, Anna
Hoelzel, J. Franc
Hoffman, Bertha
Hoffman, Ralph W.
Hollowell, Amos H.
Holmes, Ada
Hook, Annie M.
Hopkins,· Minnie Ball
Hoskinson, Nellie W.
Howard, Amanda B.
Howard, Myrtle
Hufford, Millie
Hultz. William
Hunt, Freeman G.
Huntsman, Harriet M.
Hyland, Herbert
Irvig, Charles F.
Iry?, Clary A.
Jamison, Hugh
Jewett, Burt C.
Johns, Emily M.
Johns, Rosa J.
Johnson, Frank B.
Johnson, Frank W.
Johnson, Herbert H.
Johnson, John A.
Johnson, Louis
Johnson, Ora P.
Jones, Bertie
Jones, Edith May
Jones,Etta
Jones, Lydia
Jordon, Robert
Kaizer, Ruthie
Karns, Levi H.
Katherman, David N.
Kaufman, Dollie
Kavanough, Julia
Keefe, Edmond T.
Kelso, Clarence Z.
Kennedy, Effie N.
Kilworthy, Isaac W.
Kimp, Pearly
Kindel?, Mary F.
Knight, Clarence L.
Knisley?, Harry O.
Knox, Earl D.
Koch, Augusta
Kozebeer, Albert P.
Kraybill, Jessie N.

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Smith, Electa L.
Cornell, Albert G.
Saul, Isabella
Lamborn, Charles L.
Johnson, Ora P.
Mitchell, Pearly
Hartman, Henry F.
Prosser, William J.
Altenbernd, Kate
Rule, Jessie
Cutler, Mabel
Woodard, Emma L.
Johnson, Louis
Hale?, John H.
Brown, James
Westmore, William
Graeber, Albert
Thompson, Thomas
Wisener, Joseph
Burries, Alice
Smith, Mary J.
Cochran, Charles D.
Newcomb, Stella May
Warner, Lydia
Sutton, Frank B.
Bryant, Mary J.
Eaton, Eudora L.
Brown, Judson H.
Tweed, Archie E.
Nott, Mattie
Brown, Abigail
Rorck, Edith P.?
Eadholm, Hulda
Holmes, Ada
Hill, Lucy
Lutz, John
Fantroy, Fred
Roe, Harry W.
Landon, William L.
McKissack, Lena
Mitchell, Walter
Dahn, Lena
Cartright, Georgia
Pippert, John H.
Ward, Robert E.
Bruchmiller, Emma V.
Piatt, Susan G.
Edmondson, Josiah L.
McCroy, Aliena May
Culick, Francis
Wells, Charles
Bishop, Sadie
Bradsky, Luanda
Black, Pearl J.
Eltzholtz, Carl F.
Young, Maude
Carr, Rosa

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1897
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16-Aug
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31-Mar
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Krouse, Herman M.
Kumler, George V.
Kunkel, Robert M.
Kunkle, John J.
Kuntze, Charles H.
Kurtz, Annie
Lamborn, Charles L.
Landis, Rose
Landon, William L.
Langley, James S.
Lansdown,Zacha~

Lawrence, May
Lawson, Nelo
Leckron, Charles H.
Leckron, Laura E.
Leeman, Benj.
Lentz, Matilda
Lichtfield, Anne L.
Liggett, Ida L.
Limans, Ma~
Limbacker, Gertrude F.
Logan, Emily
Logan, Fred D.
Logan, Gertrude
Long, Grant
Luther, Arthur A.
Lutz, John
Lyons, Ma~ E.
Lyons, Mary E.
Madel, Joseph
Madl, Lena
Mann, Gracie
Maple, Amos Colius
Marriott, William
Marshale, Laura
Marshall, Allie
Marshall, Ida
Marshall, Osie L.
Martin, Eamsy?
Martin, Laura
Martin, Wilson
Masterson, Jennie M.
Maxstead, Jessie
Mayhew, Nancie M.
Mayhood, Rilla M.
McClanahan, James A.
McCroy, Aliena May
McDonald, Werter ?
McGrade, Mamie E.
McKissack, Lena
McWilliams, Robert B.
Mears, Eddie S.
Mehany, Frances
Messenheimer, A. A.
Metzker, John F.
Meyer; Gus A.
Middleton, John

SPOUSE
Rilley, Lucy
Cox, Eleanor V.
Hart, Emma
Cominger, Lydia R.
Graves, Jennie
Buchheim, William F.
Hill, Cora M.
Leckron, Charles H.
Jones, Lydia
Pendergross, Annie M.
Gates, Mary Bella
Hadley, Louis
Gilbert, Lena
Landis, Rose
Bishop, Bert E.
Stewart, Laura, Mrs.
Gilman, George
Freese, Fredrick W.
Walrafen, John B.
Thornton, Edward J.
Gabriel, Harley L
Wilburn, Samuel J.
Martin, Laura
Hayden, James Ford
Fisher, Sallie
Marshall, Ida
Jones, Bertie
Borcourt, James
Moore, Ely, Jr.
Hatch, Josie V.
Winger, Emil
Crothers, George
Hadley, Lula C.
Clark, Ma~ Jane
Rumsey, Frank D.
Rodgers, Sarah E.
Luther, Arthur A.
White, Russell G.
Fortson, Edward
Logan, Fred D.
Gregory, Ma~
Rogers, Alph H.
Butler, Har~
Adams, Giles J.
Dent, John T.
Case, Laura may
Kilworthy, Isaac W.
Barr, Ma~ B.
Phillips, Charles W.
Jordon, Robert
Cline, Hellene M.
Bruner, L. Clare
Stephens, William H.
Griffith, Charles A.
Stutsman, Zora L.
Musick, Ida May
Clayton, Ella

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19-May
24-May
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08-Jun
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16-Feb
31-Dec
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30-Jun
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01-Jun
27-Sep

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Mifflin, Frank
Miller, Charles G.
Miller, Clyde W .
Miller,lsaac
Minton, Virginia, Mrs.
Mitchell, Pearly
Mitchell, Walter
Moore, Ely, Jr.
Moore, Jotham M.
Morgan, John
Morgan, Thomas J.
Morley, Florence
Morris, Robert
Murphy, John W.
Murphy, Mary C.
Musick, Ida May
Myers, Sadie L.
Nelson, Charles
Nemer, Annie
New, Henry E.
Newcomb, Stella May
Newman, Lizzie
Norrwine, William H.
North, John E.
Norwine, Elvin
Norwine, Ida M.
Nott, Mattie
Noye, Emma J.
Oatman, Nellie M.
Olmsted, William P.
Orrick, Annie F.
Osborn, Mary E.
Oswald, Mary
Owen, May
Pardee, Edward E.
Parke, James
Parker, Hiram H.
Parker, Mattie M.
Patton, Daisy B.
Paxton, Dalton
Pendergrass, Annie M.
Pendleton, Preston S.
Peterson, John W.
Phillip, Ernest
Phillips, Charles W.
Phillips, Elmer E.
Phillips, Rene
Piatt, Susan G.
Pine, Laura B.
Pippert, John H.
Potter, Elma M.
Potts, G. D.
Potts, Lelie Clara
Priestly, George L.
Prosser, William J.
Pugh, Lottie
Ramsey, Susan

SPOUSE
Evans, Frances E.
Anderson, Myrtle
Caldwell, Grace E.
Harper, Addelia
Brown, Nathan H., Sr.
Hill, NoahA.
Kaizer, Ruthie
Lyons, Mary E.
Wright, Laura V.
Turner, Leona
Harshbarger, Effie M.
Paxton, Dalton
Dimmery, Cora
Hamm?, May
Henderson, James H., Dr.
Meyer, Gus A.
Willis, Calvin M.
Owen, May
Crummett, H. Benjamin
Newman, Lizzie
Hyland, Herbert
New, Henry E.
Sherley, Lula
Boles, Lulu H.
Stafford, Mattie Belle
Gallagher, Thomas
Johnson, Frank B.
Sanders, Warren J.
Alrich, Alarie G.
Smith, Alice
Trapp, John J.
Conrad, M. R.
Brown, Charles E.
Nelson, Charles
Shotwell, Hattie
Gribble, Lorena M.
Wilkinson, Harriet A.
Swank, Harvey E.
Gentry, Ship M.
Morley, Florence
Langley, James S.
Campbell, Avia V.
Sanders, Alma J.
Steinbring, Minnie H.
McGrade, Mamie E.
Castle, Jessie M.
Stanley, William L.
Kelso, Clarence Z.
Uhinger ?, George B.
Kaufman, Dollie
Gile?, Harry
Potts, Lelie Clara
Potts, G. D.
Boicourty, Nellie J.
Hobbs, Anna
Curtiss, Frank
Corporal, William W.

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19-Jan
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09-Sep
10-Nov
20-Mar
16-Jun
03-Aug
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30-Sep
16-Feb
27-Feb
26-0ct
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22-Mar
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01-Dec
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01-Dec
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25-Feb
28-Sep
29-Jun
02-Jun
27-Sep
30-Mar
12-Aug
22-Mar
04-Jan
17-Nov
14-0ct
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24-Aug
16-Feb
12-Jun
23-Dec
06-Sep
09-Sep
03-Nov
27-Apr
03-Feb
31-Dec
17-Apr
11-Nov
16-Aug
01-May
01-May
15-Mar
25-Jul
08-Dec
02-Apr

YEAR
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Reinisch, William F.
Reynold, Charles E.
Richardson, William
Rilley, Lucy
Roberts, Bell B.
Roberts, Effie
Roberts, Farnk
Roberts, John S.
Roberts, William M.
Rodgers, Ida F.
. Rodgers, Sarah E.
Roe, Harry W.
Rogers, Alph H.
Rorck, Edith P.?
Rose, Arthur
Ross,Jesse
Ross, William
Roy, Effie
Royer, Sarah C.
Rule, Jessie
Rumsey, Frank D.
Sack, Edward
Sanders, Alma J.
Sanders, Warren J.
Saul, Isabella
Saunder, Richard S.
Sawyer, Frederick L.
Scherery?, Carry
Schulz, Charles G.
Schulz, Emma
Schwarznholz, Henry
Scott, Stella
Scrgham?, Ira W.
Sears, Fred C.
Selig, Louis F.
Shannon, Carrie
Shaw, Estella L
Sheridan, Eva
Sherley, Lula
Shirk, Katie
Shotwell, Hattie
Siedel, Ernest R.
Simpson, William N.
Skinner, Charles W.
Skinner, Levi J.
Slater, Edward H.
Slippey. Hezekiah
Smith, Alice
Smith, Electa L.
Smith, Ellen E.
Smith, Grace E.
Smith, Mary J.
Snider, Leonard B.
Snyder, Anna M.
Stafford, Mattie Belle
Staib, William
Stanfield, Etzil L.

SPOUSE
. Snyder, Anna M.
Bodwell, Hattie M.
Ady, Mary_Bell
Krouse, Herman M.
Armstrong, Herbert L.
Fisher, George
Watkins, Louisa? A.
Williams, Eva
Fields, Laura
Sturdy, George F.
Marshall, Allie
Jones, Etta
Masterson, Jennie M.
Johnson, Herbert H.
Cardwell, Nora M.
Corparal, Ollie
Stepherd, Amanda
Banker, Burton J.
Hartman, Henry
Hoffman, Bertha
Marshale, Laura
Yarham, Katie
Peterson, John W.
Noye, Emma J.
Hilderbrand, Garrison
Gathers?, Emma J.
Stuart, Dora Bolin?
Eder, Joseph
Henden, Carolina
Siedel, Ernest R.
Chur, Sophia S.
Baxter, LeVern
Bradley, Emma
Stocker?, Ruth T.
Delo, Lizzie A.
Q~er, Daniel
Griffith, George T.
Donnally, Andrew A.
Norrwine, William H.
William, John W.
Pardee, Edward E.
Schulz, Emma
Hand, Mary E.
Bell, Eva D.
Wingfield, Hester, Mrs.
Copple, Frances M.
Banning, Hattie
Olmsted, William P.
Herschell, Edward J.
Wilkerson, Arthur W.
Curtis, William H.
Hunt, Freeman G.
White, Minerva
Reinisch, William F .
Norwine, Elvin
Dwyer, Mary
Dee, Annie

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23-Dec
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15-Sep
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Stanley, William L.
Steele, Emma
Steele, Harriet
Steinbring, Minnie H.
Stephens, William H.
Stepherd, Amanda
Stevens, Harry L.
Stewart, Hattie
Stewart, I.? D.
Stewart, Laura, Mrs.
Stewart, Robert L.
Stocker?, Ruth T.
Strahan, Gertrude M.
Stroda, Jessie
Strong, John F.
Strong, Stella
Stuart, Dora Bolin?
Stuart, William C.
Sturdy, George F.
Stutsman, Zora L.
Sutton, Frank B.
Sutton, Lola
Sutton, Rosa
Swank, Harvey E.
Sweanger, Hester B.
Tarpy, John
Tasker, Harry B.
Templin, Dana
Thompson, Otis E.
Thompson, Thomas
Thornton, Edward J.
Titterington, Mary S.
Transue, Annie M.
Trapp, John J.
Treworgy, Milo
Tucker, Louis R.
Turner, Leona
Turner, Mary Florence
Tweed, Archie E.
Tyson, James A.
Uhinger?, George B.
Wagner, Elmer E.
Wallace, Carl E.
Walrafen, John B.
Ward, Robert E.
Warfield, Frances
Warnen, Bessie
Warner, Lydia
Watkins, Louisa? A.
Watson, Lishes
Watts, Elsie G.
Webb, Sylvester M.
Wells, Charles
Welter, Peter H.
Westmore, William
Wheeler, Mattie? E.
White, Homer A.

SPOUSE
Phillips, Rene
Tyson, James A.
Wood, Charles E.
Phillip, Ernest
Mehany, Frances
Ross, William
Elliott, Rose S.
Harsch, Emmanuel C.
Charlton, Mary E.
Leeman, Benj.
Frederickson, Dorothy L.
Sears, Fred C.
Christy, John
White, James
Wright, Grace
Bachelor, William H.
Sawyer, Frederick L.
Dawson, Ollie
Rodgers, Ida F.
Metzker, John F.
Iry ?, Clary A.
Blackwell, Charley T.
Burough, Walter K.
Parker, Mattie M.
Adams, Mark O.
Burns, Mary
Campbell, Anna M. '
Hall, Mabel Ruth
Culver, Ethel I.
Howard, Myrtle
Limans, Mary
Day, Charles N.
Davis, Grant E.
Orrick, Annie F.
Griffin, Nellie E.
Deay, Nora
Morgan, John
Cline, John William
Johns, Rosa J.
Steele, Emma
Pine, Laura B.
Barager, Sarah M.
Catherman, Carrie B.
Liggett, Ida L.
Kavanough, Julia
Windsor, Fred
Blund ?, John T.
Irvig, Charles F.
Roberts, Farnk
Davis, Mary
Berger, August W.
Whitlock, Sallie E.
Kindel ?, Mary F.
Conley, Addie C.
Hoskinson, Nellie W.
Edgar, William K.
Abels, Carrie

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03-Nov
08-Feb
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22-Jun
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16-Aug
13-Feb
23-Mar
08-Sep
13-Apr
05-May
20-May
12-Apr
15-Jul
30-Jun
06-Sep
30-Dec

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White, James
White, Maggie
White, Margaret E.
White, Minerva
White, Russell G.
Whitlock, Sallie E.
Whitman, Rosie Enid
Wilburn, Samuel J.
Wilkerson, Arthur W.
Wilkinson, Harriet A.
William, John W.
Williams, Eva
Williams, Lilly
Williams, Martha
Williams, R. H.
Willis, Calvin M.
Wind, Joseph
Windsor, Fred
Winger, Emil
Wingfield, Hester, Mrs.
Wisener, Joseph
Wood, Charles E.
Woodard, Emma L.
Woody, John H.
Wright, Grace
Wright, Laura V.
Yarham, Katie
Young, Arthur E.
Young, Maude

SPOUSE
Stroda, Jessie
Arterburn, Samuel
Craig, John H.
Snider, Leonard B.
Marshall, Osie L.
Webb, Sylvester M.
Carlson, Carl A.
Logan, Emily
Smith, Ellen E.
Parker, Hiram H.
Shirk, Katie
Roberts, John S.
Carter, Cornelius
Beach, Allen
Eck, Bessie Irene
Myers, Sadie L.
Hanson, Sadie J.
Warfield, Frances
Madl, Lena
Skinner, Levi J.
Hufford, Millie
Steele, Harriet
Hollowell, Amos H.
Blakeman, Sutitia?
Strong, John F.
Moore, Jotham M.
Sack, Edward
Hamlin, Gertrude
Kozebeer, Albert P.

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08-May
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21-Apr
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16-Aug
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10~Nov

06-Jul

YEAR
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NAME
Abbott. Alice J.
Abbott. George W.
Abdill. Edward S·.
I Abdill. Maggie E.
Abdill. Sarah E.
Abell. Robert C..
Abels. Carrie
Abels. Rosa M.
Abernathy. Mollie J.
! Abington, Kittie S.
i Abraham. Seymour
I Abramz. Julia
Achning. Charles J.
! Achninq. Edith L.
'Achning, Emma A. P.
iAchning, Minnie M. F.
Ackley. Mary
Adair. Eva
Adair, Nettie A.
Adams. Cora B.
Adams. Etta l., Miss
Adams. George W.
Adams, Giles J.
I Adams. Mark O.
I Adams, Mary
!Adams, Robert J.
Adams, Susie M.
Adams, Susie M.
Adams, T. L.
Addison, Ralph
Addleman, Georqe A.
Ader, Agnes
, Adler, John M.
!Adriance, Emory R.
i Ady, Mary Bell
i Ager, Omar Elroy
Aqle, John H.
Aqle, W. F.
Agnew, Nimrod P.
Ahern, Maqqie
Ahlburn, Ida A.
i Ahlers, Joachim L.
I Aimmerman, John A.
Akers, Alice L.
Akers, Bertha M.
Akers, Ida M.
Akers, John S.
Akers, Rhoda
Akers, Sadie E.
Albach, John H.
I Albert, Annabell
,Albert, Lena
I Albouqh, Florence M.
: Albright, Charles M.
Albriqht, Georqe H.
; Albriton, Rufus
I Alder, Charles E.
i Alison, John W.
,Allan, Alexander
Allen, Annie
Allen, Bertha
Allen, Charles
Allen, David H.
Allen, Edward C.
Allen, Effie
Allen, Eliza
Allen, Ella
Allen, Eugene C.
Allen, Ida
Allen, Israel

PAGE YEAR
30 1887
112 1895
43 1889
47 1889
65 1891
86 1893
147 1897
94 1893
136 1896
61 1890
97 1894
7 1885
33 1888
82 1892
99 1894
32 1887
72 1891
147 1897
143 1896
103 1894
119 1895
1 1885
147 1897
147 1897
109 1894
86 1893
35 1888
45 1889
63 1891
53 1890
33 1888
48 1889
23 1887
77 1892
147 1897
23 1887
23 1887
97 1894
12 1886
90 1893
110 1894
43 1889
32 1887
123 1895
81
1892
72 1891
77 1892
23 1887
121 1895
86 1893
132 1896
17 1886
120 1895
23 1887
97 1894
86 1893
86 1893
53 1890
97 1894
61
1890
78 1892
12 1886
97 1894
43 1889
16 1886
60 1890
60 1890
53 1890
100 1894
1 1885

NAME
PAGE
12
Allen, James L.
9
Allen, Jennie A.
77
Allen. John M.
Allen', John M.
86
1
Allen, Luther D. T.
63
Allen, Nicholas
Allen. Robert
1
Allen, Robert
43
Allen, Robert B.
33
74
Allen. Rosa Ann
33
Allen. Sarah J.
Allendorph, Arthur S.
63
Allendorph. Cordelia
124
Allenthrop, Charles
147
78
Aller. Bertha
Aller, John M.
33
Allison, Cynthia V.
88
112
Allison, James R.
85
Allison. Rachel
Allstot, Emma Cora
9
Allstot, Mary M.
33
Almond, Joey
2
147
Alrich, Alarie G.
' 147
Altenbernd. Kate
, Amann, Frank H.
12
Ambler, Mattie
92
Ament, Luella
22
Amsden. Clara
9
Amsden. George W.
97
Anderson, Albert
43
Anderson, Alice M. "Eliza"
71
Anderson. Allison
12
Anderson, Andrew
97
Anderson, Arthur J.
33
Anderson, Arthur J.
86
Anderson, August A.
33
Anderson, Augusta
39
Anderson, Augusta
70
Anderson, Avas
43
Anderson, Bessie
60
Anderson, Celless
120
Anderson. Chloe ,
97
Anderson, Edmund L.
33
Anderson, Edwin
77
Anderson, Eliza
75
Anderson, Ella L.
33
Anderson, Emma
100
Anderson, Emma L.
99
Anderson, Emma Marie
126
Anderson, Eva M.
46
Anderson, Flora B.
34
Anderson, George
1
Anderson, Gideon G.
129
Anderson, Hulda
103
Anderson, Ida
26
Anderson, Ida S.
26
Anderson, J. A.
86
Anderson, J. Henry
63
Anderson, James
77
Anderson, James A.
33
Anderson, Jennie A.
8
Anderson, Jennie A.
129
Anderson, John A.
12
Anderson, John D.
129
Anderson, John Henry
97
Anderson, John S.
12
Anderson, JUlia Ann (Lown)
101
Anderson, Lizzie
143
Anderson, Maggie
5
Anderson, Malinda
82

YEAR
1886
1885
1892
1893
1885
1891
1885
1889
1888
1891
1888
1891
1895
1897
1892
1888
1893
1895
1892
1885
1888
1885
1897
1897
1886
1893
1886
1885
1894
1889
1891
1886
1894
1888
1893
1888
1888
1891
1889
1890
1895
1894
1888
1892
1891
1888
1894
1894
1895
1889
1888
1885
1896
1894
1887
1887
1893
1891
1892
1888
1885
1896
1886
1896
1894
1886
1894
1896
1885
1892

NAME
Anderson, Martha A.
Anderson, Mary E.
Anderson. Melinda
Anderson, Miller
Anderson, Myrtle
Anderson, Rose W.
Anderson, Sarah
Anderson, Sarah L.
Anderson, Tena, Miss
Anderson, Tena, Miss
Anderson, Tilda J.
Anderson, W. F.
Anderson. William B.
Anderson, William B.
Andrews, Flo L.
Andrews, Flora
Andrews, Orin D.
Annis, Alice
Ansel, Charles O.
Anthony, Edmund
Antibush, Luella
Anto~ Eva
Ap_etz. Charles E.
A..£itz. Edwin F.
App, Gertrude
Arbuckle, Lucinda
Archer, Minnie B.
Archer, Orliff E.
Archers, Ada
Argo, Bershie, Miss
Arkle, Fred
Arkle, Fredrick
Armstrong. Alma D.
Armstrorlg, Bessie
Armstrong, Clara B.
Armstror1g, Ethle I.
Armstrong, henry R.
Armstrong, Herbert L.
Armstro~g, Oliver
Arnel, Grace H.
Arnold, Angie M.
Arnold, Charles C.
Arnold, Ezra
Arnold, Frederick F.
Arnold, Geo~e E.
Arnold, Henry
Arnold, Lovilia
Arnold, Shelburn M.
Arnold, Theodore
Arnold, Wilber
Arnstrollfl, Christopher
Arrasmith, Sarah N.
Arterburn, Moses M.
Arterburn, Samuel
Ash~, Alice
Ashby, Alva L.
Ash~, Eva J., Miss
Ash~ Jennie
Ash~, Rose
Ash~ Rose J.
Ashe, Mattie M.
Ashley, Anderson H.
Ashley, Martha E.
AshlEl}', William E.
Asmuss, William
Atchison, George
Atkinson, Charles G.
Atkinson, Mabel
Attee, Sallie J.
Atterbury, Hal

PAGE YEAR
32 1887
136 1896
37 1888
12 1886
147 1897
33 1888
3 1885
60 1890
15 1886
69 1891
143 1896
63 1891
23 1887
129 1896
106 1894
19 1886
23 1887
85 1892
147 1897
77 1892
40 1888
93 1893
33 1888
1 1885
97 1894
27 1887
86 1893
77 1892
105 1894
14 1886
33 1888
147 1897
95 1893
78 1892
44 1889
112 1895
12 1886
147 1897
12 1886
99 1894
114 1895
112 1895
23 1887
53 1890
53 1890
53 1890
27 1887
77 1892
43 1889
77 1892
43 1889
66 1891
43 ' 1889
147 1897
14 1886
63 1891
43 1889
53 1890
14 1886
91
1893
50 1889
33 1888
2 1885
1 1885
112 1895
33 1888
77 1892
60 1890
16 1886
86 1893

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NAME
Augustus, maggie
Austaett, Carrie J.
Austin, Annie
Austin, Cora E.
Austin, Edward J.
Austin, John
Averill, Julia M.
: Aye, Hattie
Babcock, Everett E.
Babcock, Mattie G.
i Bachela, MattieBachelor, Charles
Bachelor, Emma
Bachelor, William H.
Backer, Nicolaus P.
I Badsky, Joel P.
Badsky, Lizzie B.
·Bahnmaier, Christopher
Bahnmaier, George J.
Bahnmaier, Henry
I Bailey, Cora A.
Bailey, Cora E.
Bailey, David M.
Bailey, Florence R.
Bailey, Harriet
I Bailey, John F.
BaileYJ Louis E.
Bailey, Nathaniel H.
Bailey, Walter E.
Bair, Abraham J.
Baker, Christine
Baker, Emma
Baker, George W.
Baker, Herbert H. T.
Baker, Isaac
Baker, Jasper
Baker, John C.
Baker, Lemon C.
Baker, Martha
Baker, Mary A.
Baker, Parthena
, Baker, Sarah
Baker, William H.
Baldwin, Albert C.
Baldwin, Charles M.
Baldwin, Chester U.
Baldwin, Cora
Baldwin, Eben
Baldwin, Edith A.
Baldwin, Hattie
Baldwin, Helen M.
I Baldwin, Ida
i Baldwin, James W.
I Baldwin, Nettie E.
Baldwin, Sarah B.
Baldwin, Virginia H.
Baldwin, William H.
Ballard, Carrie V.
Ballard, laura A.
I Ballard, Lillie
: Ballerson, Leland H.
Balmer, Herbert
Bane, Frances K.
Bane, Jennie May
Banker, Burton J.
Banker, Nellie M.
Banks, Agnes J.
Banks, Amy L.
Banks, Charles P.
Banks, George J.

PAGE YEAR
15 1886
48 1889
54 1890
80 1892
12 1886
53 1890
129 1896
90 1893
23 1887
49 1889
130 1896
129 1896
2 1885
147 1897
97 1894
12 1886
7 1885
112 1895
86 1893
1 1885
85 1892
43 1889
12 1886
6 1885
32 1887
97 1894
23 1887
1 1885
43 1889
1 1885
30 1887
115 1895
53 1890
63 1891
147 1897
12 1886
1 1885
23 1887
15 1886
122 1895
41
1888
28 1887
77 1892
12 1886
129 1896
33 1888
68 1891
86 1893
40 1888
5 1885
58 1890
25 1887
23 1887
55 1890
50 1889
140 1896
33 1888
106 1894
43 1889
81
1892
129 1896
77 1892
111
1894
48 1889
147 1897
100 1894
5 1885
38 1888
43 1889
112 1895

NAME
Banks, Margaret C.
Banks, Nioel
Banning, Gracie I.
Banning, Hattie
Banning, William H.
Banta, Isaac L.
Baraoer, Sarah M.
Barber, Harry M.
Barber, John F.
Barber, Lotta L.
Barber, Madaline
Barber, Samuel
Barber, William T.
Bardell, John B.
Bardell, Nettie M.
Bardwell, John W.
Baricklow, Daniel W.
Barker, Albert
Barker, Anna E.
Barker, Charles S.
Barker, Georoe J.
Barker, Madaline
Barker, Simon H.
Barlow, Fannie
Barners, Fannie
Barnes, Allie E.
Barnes, Arthur M.
Barnes, Charles D.
Barnes, Elisha
Barnes, Julia A.
Barnes, Lucinda J.
Barnes, M. E., Mrs.
Barnes, Samuel F.
Barnes, William H.
Barnes, William M.
Barnett, Anna Z.
Barnett, Benjamin
Barnett, Edith
Barnhard, Sadie C.
Barnhart, Ardellia F.
Barnhart, Benjamin F.
Barnhart, Ezre
Barnhart, M. H.
Barnhart, William R.
Barnhisel, Lizzie J.
Barr, MarY B.
Barrett, Walter R.
Barricklow, Emma
Bartelson, Irvin G.
Bartlett, Clara B.
Bartlett, Ina
Barton, Lester T.
Barton, Silas E.
Bartusch, Clara E. (or C?)
Bartusch, Rosa
Bartz, Hamlin
Bartz, Hannah
Barum Eva M.
Bassett, Mae Velie
Bastian, Abraham l.
Bate, Daniel
Bateman, Melissa
Baters, Anna M.
Baters, George
Bates, Arthur E.
Bates, Ella M.
Bates, Seward S.
Bathurst, George C.
BatY,lndie
Baty, James A.

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PAGE YEAR
86 1893
21
1886
110 1894
147 1897
43 1889
53 1890
147 1897
63 1891
33 1888
115 1895
80 1892
129 1896
63 1891
43 1889
45 1889
12 1886
23 1887
97 1894
108 1894
112 1895
147 1897
80 1892
43 1889
109 1894
58 1890
104 1894
12 1886
43 1889
33 1888
131
1896
34 1888
87 1893
86 1893
63 1891
12 1886 .
40 1888
12 1886
99 1894
25 1887
38 1888
43 1889
112 1895
67 1891
12 1886
67 1891
147 1897
77 1892
8 1885
1 1885
53 1890
126 1895
23 1887
86 1893
104 1894
6 1885
86 1893
30 1887
28 1887
13 1886
53 1890
63 1891
26 1887
61
1890
63 1891
23 1887
9 1885
53 1890
23 1887
147 1897
147 1897

PAGE YEAR
NAME
77 1892
Bauer, Charles P.
6 1885
Bauer, Emma E.
14 1886
Bauohman, Eudora H.
147 1897
Baughman, Freel C.
45 1889
Baughman, Nettie F.
13 1886
Baum, John W.
9 1885
Bauman, Caroline
97 1894
Bauman, John
27 1887
Baxter, Adda M.
147 1897
Baxter, Birdie M.
19 1886
Baxter, Elvira J.
147 1897
Baxter, LeVern
129 1896
Baxter, levern B.
147 1897
Bay, Emily O.
112 1895
Bayne, Charles H.
147 1897
Beach, Allen
129 1896
Beal, Thomas
43 1889
Beal, Thomas A., Jr.
97 1894
Beal. Thomas A.
129 1896
Beamer, Theoakley
130 1896
Bean, Georne W.
43 1889
Bean, William
13 1886
Beard, Edward F.
53 1890
Beard, ·Ely J.
23 1887
Beard, John E.
1893
91
Beard, Odie A., Miss
130 1896
Beard, Peter L.
57 1890
Beasley, Anna P.
63 1891
Beasley, James O.
33 1888
Beasley, John H.
17 1886
Beasley, Sarah A.
1 1885
Beattie, George
43 1889
beattie, John
19 1886
Beatty, Annie E.
1 1885
Beatty, George
1 1885
Beatty, William
53 1890
Beaver, Charles E.
19 1886
Beazley, Susie
130 1896
Becker, Charles U.
84 1892
Bedsaul, Augusta
130 1896
Bedsaul, Floyd A.
50 1889
Beebe, Flora B.
32 1887
Beede, Annie
55 1890
Beeks, laura B.
25 1887
Beeler, Jennie
43 1889
Beeler, William P.
1 1885
Beezley, Thomas N.
Behler, Joel
53 1890
Behler, John S.
86 1893
Behringer, Ella N
43 1889
Beier, Caroline
38 1888
27 1887
Beier, Johanna C.
13 1886
Beiermann, AUQust Charles
77 1892
Bell, Anderson
23 1887
Bell, Asher C.
Bell, Carrie
99 1894
147 1897
Bell, Eva D.
Bell, Francis M.
1 1885
Bell, Frank C.
33 1888
Bell, Georgia l., Miss
39 1888
Bell, Gracie
142 1896
Bell, Ida
109 1894
Bell, Idella V.
137 1896
Bell,lva
90 1893
Bell, L. W.
63 1891
Bell, Martha J.
108 1894
Bell, Matilda
9 1885
Bell, Oscar
43 1889
Bell, Vernie S.
124 1895
Belliamy, William A. S.
86 1893

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NAME
PAGE YEAR
43 1889
Bellows,lda
Belvoir, Frank
1 1885
Bemm, Bruno
33 1888
Benander, John A.
130 1896
Benedick, Herbert F.
63 1891
Benedict, Francis M.
53 1890
B~nedict, Julia M.
47 1889
Benedict, Mary L.
105 1894
Benefield, Ella
8 1885
1 1885
Benefield, John F.
1 1885
Benefield, William W.
Benell, Cora E.
68 1891
Benfer, Earl LaMont
130 1896
Benham, Ellen M.
109 1894
Bennett, Arthur H.
63 1891
Bennett, Charles T.
97 1894
Bennett, Jessie B.
75 1891
Bennett, John
112 1895
Bennett,John
144 1896
Bennett, John C.
86 1893
Bennett, Margaret R.
59 1890
Bennett, Minnie
88 1893
Bennett, Sarah A.
.33 1888
Bennett, Thomas D.
97 1894
Benson, Gustave S.
43 1889
Benson, John A.
23 1887
Benson, Nelson
33 1888
Benson, Oliver P.
86 1893
Bentley, Nellie
94 1893
Benton, Henry W.
53 1890
Benton, Kate
147 1897
Berg, Martha E.
35 1888
Bergen, Charlotte A.
69 1891
Berger, August W.
147 1897
Berger, Charlotte R.
26 1887
Berger, Lillian
5 1885
Berlin, Eli
33 1888
Bernitz, Emma
19 1886
Berringer, J. M.
77 1892
Berry, Fred H.
130 1896
Berry, George
13 1886
Berry, George B.
97 1894
Berry, George M.
98 1894
Berry, John W.
130 1896
Bertschinger, F. W.
64 1891
Best, Peter M.
23 1887
Betton, Frank H., Jr.
86 1893
Betts, Della
48 1889
Betts, Matilda B.
51
1889
Beurman, Sophia
97 1894
Beusch, Anna J.Thoren, Ka
125 1895
BGlimpse, Lydia A., Miss
55 1890
Bick, Carolina
134 1896
Bick, Karl Fr.
130 1896
Bickford, Maggie
8 1885
Bidinger, O. A.
64 1891
Bierer. Lucy May
19 1886
Biggs, William l.
130 1896
Bignall, James G.
86 1893
Bigsby, Guy A.
86 1893
Bird, Fannie
36 1888
Bird,James H.
13 1886
Birk, Carolina
134 1896
Bishop, Bert E.
147 1897
Bishop, James T.
98 1894
Bishop, John A.
87 1893
Bishop, Nettie F.
121
1895
Bishop, Nicholas
64 1891
Bishop, rebecca F.
130 1896
Bishop, Sadie
147 1897

NAME
Bishop, Samuel Douglas
Bitterly, Christina
Bitterly, Kattie
Bivens, George
Bivens, Gertrude Jane
Bixler, Emanuel
Black, Anna
Black, Bessie
Black, Harry P. (or J)
Black, Hattie A., Miss
Black, Idella L.
Black, Pearl J.
Black, Thomas
Blackburn, Maggie
Blackman, Miraim
Blackmore, John Charles
Blackwell, Charles T.
Blackwell, Charley T.
Blade, Rhoda
Blair, James W.
Blake, Eliza D.
Blake, O. E.
Blakeman, Sutitia?
Blaker, Arthur
Blankenbaker, Minnie
Blankenchip, Mary M.
Blankenship, A. J.
Blankenship, Kate
Blaul, Louis
Blaylock, John
Bleader, Effie
Blechl, Bertha
Blechl, John
Blechl, Mary C.
Blevens, Louisa E.
Bliss, George
Blitz, Katie
Blocher, Barbara
Blocher, Lydia
Blodes, Joseph A.
Bloemeke, Mamie C.
Blood, Kate E.
Blood, Mamie
Blose, Ulysses G.
Blund ?, John T.
Blunt, Mamie
Boaz, James N.
Boaz, Samuel H.
Bodge, Georgie M.
Bodwell, Amarilis B.
Bodwell, Hattie M.
Boegen, Louis
Boehle, August H.
Boener, William
Boettcher, Herman
Boicourty, Nellie J.
Bolen, Elizabeth
Bolen, John
Bolen, Joseph
Boles, Delia A.
Boles, Lulu H.
Bollard, Fred E.
Bollard, William W.
Bolton, Adda
Bond, Annie
Bond, Christina M.
Bond, Clara E.
Bond, Demming W.
Bond, Dora E.
Bond, Ella

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PAGE YEAR
53 1890
23 1887
57 1890
112 1895
94 1893
1 1885
26 1887
92 1893
43 1889
90 1893
34 1888
147 1897
130 1896
141
1896
87 1893
98 1894
98 1894
147 1897
120 1895
113 1895
76 1891
33 1888
147 1897
130 1896
12 1886
70 1891
77 1892
97 1894
113 1895
98 1894
130 1896
50 1889
1 1885
59 1890
51
1889
113 1895
13 1886
93 1893
105 1894
34 1888
88 1893
40 1888
73 1891
64 1891
147 1897
73 1891
13 1886
87 1893
27 1887
141
1896
147 1897
13 1886
34 1888
53 1890
23 1887
147 1897
24 1887
77 1892
1 1885
42 1888
147 1897
130 1896
34 1888
25 1887
112 1895
91
1893
18 1886
130 1896
86 1893
57 1890

NAME
Bond, Ellis
Bond, Mary Etta
Bond, Milton E.
Bond, Sarah A.
Booher, Charles C.
Booher, Dorral
Booher, Melvina
Booker, Benjamin F.
Booker, Lovina
Bookings, David
Boos, Catherine
Borcourt, James
Bordo, Emerson L.
Borngesser, Mary E.
Boucher, Edward
Boulware, Harriet Gray
Bouton, Lyman, C.
Boutwell, Lester F.
Bowell, Lou
Bowen, Addison M.
Bowen, Alfred A.
Bowen, Alice M.
Bowen, Annie M.
. Bowen, Annie M.
Bowen, Henry W.
Bowen, William H.
Bowers, Annie
Bowers, john W.
Bowers, l. K.
Bowers, Sarah J.
Bowers, William
Bowman, Charles O.
Bowman, Mary
Bowman, Sarah R.
Bowman, Susan J.
Bowring, James D.
Boyd, Anna E.
Boyd, Maggie A.
Boyd, Robert Sutters
Boyd, William S.
Boyle, Nellie E.
Boyles, Minnie
Boyles, Olive
Boyles, Olive
Boynton, Cora l.
Bradford, Amanda E.
Bradford, Cyrus A.
Bradford, Jane
Bradford, Lillie F.
Bradford, Lizzie
Bradford, Mary J.
Bradley, Emma
Bradley, Isaac F.
Bradley, Mamie
Bradley, Mary
Bradley, Mary
Bradl~, Mallie
Bradshaw, Frank
Bradshaw, Thomas A.
Bradskey, Thomas
Bradsky, Luanda
Brady, Allie G.
Brady, Mary E.
Brahnmaier, C. F.
Brannigan, Ina
Brannon, Flora I.
Branson, Cora H.
Brasier, Minnie M.
Brass, Clara A.
Brass, Harry B.

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34 1888
1888
41
43 1889
25 1887
13 1886
23 1887
79 1892
77 1892
84 1892
13 1886
96 1893
147 1897
77 1892
45 1889
13 1886
107 1894
1 1885
54 1890
46 1889
13 1886
64 1891
17 1886
19 1886
16 1886
13 1886
113 1895
47 1889
1 1885
64 1891
39 1888
87 1893
147 1897
24 1887
113 1895
17 1886
77 1892
97 1894
16 1886
87 1893
13 1886
22 1886
136 1896
147 1897
147 1897
147 1897
51
1889
64 1891
113 1895
8 1885
83 1892
16 1886
147 1897
64 1891
35 1888
6 1885
140 1896
98 1894
54 1890
98 1894
1 1885
147 1897
55 1890
3 1885
77 1892
70 1891
54 1890
24 1887
52 1889
46 1889
54 1890

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NAME
13 1886
Brass, William F.
43 1889
Brauser, Crist (or Christian)
23 1887
Brawchle, Jacob
21 1886
Brawley, Clara
Brawley, William E.
13 1886
113 1895
Brayton, William L.
102 1894
Brazil, Agnes
92 1893
Brazil, Ella
34 1888
Brazil, James E.
Brechte1sbauer, Mary H
28 1887
Breese, Eva A.
53 1890
147 1897
Breese, John H.
41 1888
Breeze, Ida M.
13 1886
Breighaupt, GeorQe
125 1895
Breithaupt, Emma J.
54 1890
Breithaupt, Gideon
42 1888
Breithaupt, Katie
Breithaupt, Mary
15 1886
Breithaupt, Sarah
93 1893
26 1887
Brelsford, Blanche
28 1887
Brender, Ella
13 1886
Brender, Franklin A.
Brent, Alexander
23 1887
1 1885
Brenton, James M.
Brewer, Almira
50 1889
49 1889
Brewer, Emma
24 1887
Brewer, Maggie L.
75 1891
Brewer, Mary Sidney Jane
90 1893
Brewer, Stella M.
Brewington, Joshua
1 1885
Brewington, Olive L.
109 1894
Breyfogle, Jessie F.
17 1886
Brice, Eva S.
147 1897
Bride, Phillip F.
54 1890
Bridwell, Edward
98 1894
Bridwell, Mary
68 1891
Bristol, Mattie J.
14 1886
Bristow, William
77 1892
Brittain, Fannie J.
19 1886
Britton, Hattie
34 1888
Britton, James G.
98 1894
Broadus, Jackson
64 1891
Brock, Isabell
79 1892
Brock, Wesley E.
54 1890
Brockway, James G.
44 1889
Bromelsick, Minnie
120 1895
Bromich, Maria
123 1895
BronauQh, John C.
130 1896
Brooke, Nell
70 1891
Brookmiller, Anna A.
83 1892
Brooks, Addie M.
127 1895
Brooks, Albert
44 1889
Brooks, Charles O.
87 1893
Brooks, Ella May
84 1892
Brooks, Evelean
109 1894
Brooks, Gertrude E.
141 1896
Brooks, James E.
98 1894
Brooks, Lillie
40 1888
Brooks, Lizzie
1 1885
Brooks, Louis
54 1890
Brooks, Mary Ann
92 1893
Brooks, Oscar L.
64 1891
Brown, Abigail
147 1897
Brown, Addie
147 1897
Brown, Bertha
83 1892
Brown, Bettie
12 1886
Brown, Birdie J.
79 1892
Brown, C. W.
64 1891
Brown, Carrie E.
45 1889
Brown, Charles
13 1886

NAME
Brown, Charles A.
Brown, Charles E.
Brown, Charles H.
Brown, Cora May
Brown, Eva M.
Brown, George F.
Brown, George W.
Brown, Hattie M.
Brown, Henry E.
Brown, James
Brown, James E.
Brown, Jesse, W.
Brown, John H.
Brown, John W.
Brown, Jossie
Brown, Judson H.
Brown, Laura A
Brown, Laura M.
Brown, Lellie May
Brown, Leslie B.
Brown, Lizzie
Brown, Louis A.
Brown, Lucena
Brown, Maria
Brown, Marova J.
Brown, Mary E.
Brown, Millie
.Brown, Nathan H., Sr.
Brown, Norman N., Jr.
Brown, Pernel
Brown, Richard
Brown, Sallie J.
Brown, Sinnet
Brown, Valorous
Brown, Walter P.
Brown, Warren B.
Brown, Willard
Brown, William
Brown, William B.
Brown, William J.
Brown, Winnie
Browne, Ernest L.
Brownell, George W.
Brownell, James C.
Brownell, Rose F.
Browning, Esther
Browning, Jennie
Browning, Mary Edna
Browning, Samuel B.
Brownlee, Joseph P.
Brubaker, Albadore
Brubaker, Albert
. Brubaker, John C.
Brubaker, Joseph P.
Brubaker, Silas B.
Bruce, George B.
Bruce, Lizzie
Bruchmiller, Emma V.
Brune, Maria F.
Bruner, L. Clara
Bruner, L. Clare
Brunk, Ann Elizabeth
Brunk, James E.
Brunk, Margaret E.
Brush, Theodore F.
Brushwood, lola
Bl}'an, Addie
B~n, MaudV.
E!ryant, Eunice A.
B~nt, Francis M.

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131 1896
147 1897
113 1895
80 1892
94 1893
113 1895
87 1893
77 1892
113 1895
147 1897
87 1893
34 1888
87 1893
113 1895
67 1891
147 1897
147 1897
83 1892
87 1893
13 1886
65 1891
131 1896
46 1889
9 1885
27 1887
19 1886
4 1885
147 1897
54 1890
54 1890
23 1887
75 1891
44 1889
87 1893
77 1892
44 1889
44 1889
147 1897
87 1893
34 1888
72 1891
13 1886
54 1890
77 1892
28 1887
78 1892
61
1890
89 1893
44 1889
131 1896
54 1890
13 1886
23 1887
78 1892
54 1890
34 1888
33 1888
147 1897
1892
81
139 1896
148 1897
22 1886
98 1894
15 1886
98 1894
112 1895
148 1897
42 1888
104 1894
34 1888

NAME
Bryant, GeorQe G.
Bryant, Jasper M.
Bryant, Mary
Bryant, Mary J.
Bryant, Naomi, Miss
Bryson, Virtulan C.
Buchanan, Lizzie
Buchheim, Samuel J.
Buchheim, William F.
Buchondon, Lizzie
Buck, Catherine
Buck, William S.
Buckein, Alice
Buckheim, Ferdinand
Buckinoham, James D.
Buckley, Ada L.
Buckley, Mary B.
Buckman, Robert B.
Buckner, John
Buckner, Laura
Buckner, Mattie
Buckner, Olive
Buckner, Robert J.
Bucy, Rebecca
Budreau, Edward S.
BuffinQton, Isaac N.
Bullene, Herbert
Bullock, Minnie
Bunce, E. S., Rev.
Bundy, Alfred S.
Bunker, Julia Olive
Burcham, Drury
Burditt, Belilla L.
Burge, John W.
BUrQess, Jasper N.
Burgess, William J.
Burgner, John E.
BurQovne, Ben W.
BurgoYne, Grant
Burkle, John J.
Burks, Lucy C.
Burnan, Eliza
Burnans, Bert I.
Burnett, Columbus C.
Burnell, Sarah A.
Burney, Abraham L.
Burnham, Anna
Burns, Joseph
Burns, Mary
Burns, Mary E.
Burough, Walter K.
Burr, Ida R.
Burr, Newell
Burr, William N.
Burries, Alice
Burrouohs, Susie
Burrows, Charles
Burrows, William O.
Burt, Alice
Burt, Florence
Burton, Alonzo C.
Burton, David M.
Burton, LansinQ H.
Burton, Walter F.
Burwell, James E.
Burwell, Lewis
Busch, Carrie S.
Busch, Minnie
Bush, Emma
Busker, Melissa J.

PAGE YEAR
131 1896
2 1885
60 1890
148 1897
24 1887
2 1885
83 1892'
131 1896
148 1897
83 1892
55 1890
131 1896
77 1892
98 1894
24 1887
148 1897
29 1887
34 1888
98 1894
124 1895
111 1894
29 1887
2 1885
102 1894
13 1886
54 1890
131 1896
72 1891
87 1893
24 1887
127 1895
44 1889
134 1896
131 1896
13 1886
64 1891
98 1894
131 1896
64 1891
34 1888
16 1886
18 1886
87 1893
113 1895
64 1891
131 1896
25 1887
34 1888
148 1897
19 1886
148 1897
63 1891
87 1893
13 1886
148 1897
65 1891
44 1889
44 1889
82 1892
95 1893
64 1891
34 1888
44 1889
24 1887
78 1892
78 1892
98 1894
105 1894,
122 1895/
44 1889/

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Busse, C. B.
Butel, Josephine
Butell, Adolphus
Butler, Clarissa
Butler, E. B.
Butler, Harry
Butler, Louis
Butler, mary E.
Butler, Truman
Butler, Wood L.
Butts, John W.
Cabbage, Nettie
Cable, Richard H.
Caddagan, Cornelius W.
Cade, Eva M.
Cagle, M. J. J.
Calavy, Joseph
Caldwell, Anthony
Caldwell, Anthony
Caldwell, Eddie F.
Caldwell, Elizabeth V.
Caldwell, Ermin E.
Caldwell, Grace E.
Califer, George
Callan, john E.
Callan, Mary A.
Callaway, Agnes
Callen, J. E.
Calvin, Martha E.
Campbell Lydia C., Miss
Campbell, Anna M.
Campbell, Avia V.
Campbell, Charles W.
Campbell, Edward
Campbell, Edwin M.
Campbell, Elizabeth L.
Campbell, George W.
Campbell, Helen M.
Campbell, James W.
Campbell, John A.
Campbell, Kittie M.
Campbell, Lillie
Campbell, Lillie M.
Campbell, Murdock M.
Campbell, Ross W.
Campbell, Samuel F.
Campbell, Thomas H.
Campbell, West
Campbell, William A.
Canary, John
Canavan, James
Canavan, James B.
Canfield, Arthur Graves
Cannon, Anna E.
Cannon, James H.
Canovan, Emma
Cansdell, Mary E., Miss
Cantrell, Eliza Jane
Caraher, Florence M.
Carbon, Lillie H: B.
Cardwell, Nora M.
Carey, Elizabeth
Carey, Elvin A.
Carletson, Mount
Carlsen, Jacob P.
Carlson, Carl A.
Carlson, CarlO.
Carlson, Edward A.
Carmac, Porter
Carman, Mamie E.

PAGE YEAR
64 1891
136 1896
87 1893
125 1895
64 1891
148 1897
64 1891
103 1894
113 1895
34 1888
113 1895
87 1893
148 1897
14 1886
19 1886
78 1892
24 1887
24 1887
131 1896
2 1885
9 1885
47 1889
148 1897
113 1895
44 1889
68 1891
117 1895
78 1892
34 1888
15 1886
148 1897
148 1897
2 1885
148 1897
34 1888
16 1886
148 1897
56 1890
87 1893
34 1888
148 1897
65 1891
95 1893
14 1886
44 1889
87 1893
44 1889
24 1887
64 1891
2 1885
44 1889
148 1897
113 1895
109 1894
64 1891
6 1885
50 1889
89 1893
72 1891
67 1891
148 1897
49 1889
131
1896
114 1895
54 1890
148 1897
24 1887
24 1887
87 1893
89 1893

NAME
Carman, Mattie E.
Carmichael, Annie
Carmichael, Ella
Carmichael, William
Carnagey, Thomas I.
Carnahan, Mary J.
Carney, Fannie
Carney, Lettie E.
Carney, Rosa C.
Carpenter, Belle
Carpenter, Melissa
Carpenter, Sarah A.
Carpenter, Walter S.
Carpenter, William A.
Carr, Charles H.
Carr, Daisy A.
Carr, Ida, Miss
Carr, Laura
Carr, Louisa B.
Carr, Richard M.
Carr, Rosa
Carr, Winnie
Carroll, Nellie M.
Carson, Frances
Carter, Adam S.
Carter, Alice L.
Carter, Charles K.
Carter, Charles K.
Carter, Cornelius
Carter, Delos M.
Carter, Elsworth L.
Carter, George
Carter, Lewis E.
Carter, Lou E.
Carter, Maggie
Carter, mary S.
Carter, Mollie J.
Carter, Naomi A.
Carter, Pies
Carter, William H.
Carter, William S.
Cartright, Georgia
Cartwright, George T.
Carver, Emma
Carver, Lava
Cary, Waitsell
Case, Laura may
Case, Samuel W.
Casey, May
Casler, Ernest A.
Cass, Margaret C.
Castle, George B.
Castle, Jessie M.
Caswell, James H.
. Catherman, Carrie B.
Catlin, Mary E.
Cato, William H.
Caulk, Gideon
Cavalier, William
Cearloss, Willard F.
Ceeb, Anna M.
Chad borne, Elizabeth R.
Chadbourne, George W.
Challiss, James Milbach
Chamberlain, Hattie O.
Chambers, Harry L.
Chambers, Oliver W.
Chamness, Oscar L.
Champion, Addie L.
Champion, Anna

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PAGE YEAR
95 1893'
18 1886
5 1885
98 1894
87 1893
92 1893
90 1893
119 1895
106 1894
65 1891
60 1890
9 1885
131 1896
65 1891
54 1890
34 1888
41
1888
122 1895
17 '1886
14 1886
148 1897
28 1887
77 1892
118 1895
87 1893
1 1885
14 1886
44 1889
148 1897
98 1894
131
1896
148 1897
2 1885
106 1894
72 1891
37 1888
2 1885
121
1895
78 1892
131
1896
78 1892
148 1897
65 1891
74 1891
27 1887
14 1886
148 1897
14 1886
5 1885
87 1893
22 1886
98 1894
148 1897
114 1895
148, 1897
40 1888
114 1895
98 1894
65 1891
65 1891
49 1889
58 1890
65 1891
114 1895
7 1885
114 1895
132 1896
2 1885
41
1888
45 1889

NAME
Champion, Ollie
Chance, Kate C.
Chandler, Madison
Chandonia, Charles E.
Chaney, William O.
Chapin, Jessie
Chaolin, Ben G.
Chaoman, B. B.
Chapman, Charlotte
Chaoman, Florence J.
Chaoman, Lida
Chapman, William C.
Chapman, William H.
Charitv, Fannie
Charles Grovener C.
Charles, Clyde C.
Charlton, Ada
Charlton, Maroaret
Charlton, Mary E.
Charlton, Minnie
Chase, Albert Victor
Chase, Viola
Cheney, Emma I.
Cherington, Austin B.
CherrY. Edward
Cherry,. James T.
Chestnut, Robert W.
Chevalier, Leona
Childers, Rosa
Childs, Edward N.
Childs, Mollie
Childs, William
Chincholl, August
Chioely, Alice
Chipley, George
Chisem, Bettie
Chison, Fred Douglas
Choat, Palestine
Chrisman, Peter
Christian, Leanna V.
Christie, Henry C.
Christie, mary
Christy, John
Chur, Sophia S.
Church, Maude
Churchbauah, Samuel
Churchill, B. May
Churchill, Winifred Grace
Cillner, Marv
Clair, Theodie V.
Clare, James C.
Clark, Ada
Clark, Adna G.
Clark, Catherine
Clark, Charles H.
Clark, Daisy C.
Clark, David S.
Clark, Eliza
Clark, Ella B.
Clark, Ella B.
Clark, Ellen
Clark, Emily Isabel
Clark, Ezra J.
Clark, F. E.
Clark, Fannie
Clark, Ida
Clark, Ida
Clark, Itho R.
Clark, James
Clark, John B.

PAGE YEAR
123 1895
102 1894
148 1897
65 1891
34 1888
37 1888
24 1887
37 1888
60 1890
88 1893
10 1885
34 1888
98 1894
13 1886
87 1893
65 1891
134 1896
101
1894
148 1897
125 1895
78 1892
49 1889
11
1885
2 1885
114 1895
98 1894
2 1885
16 1886
105 1894
65 1891
80 1892
114 1895
34 1888
137 1896
65 1891
49 1889
114 1895
56 1890
54 1890
5 1885
34 1888
51
1889
148 1897
148 1897
49 1889
2 1885
79 1892
140 1896
30 1887
37 1888
2 1885
109 1894
148 1897
148 1897
34 1888
124 1895
2 1885
24 1887
10 1885
12 1886
77 1892
95 1893
14 1886
78 1892
64 1891
75 1891
137 1896
148 1897
114 1895
87 1893

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Clark, John S.
Clark, Josie
Clark, L. A.
Clark, Laura, Miss
Clark, Lizzie J.
Clark, Maggie B.
Clark, Mary Jane
Clark, Matilda
Clark, Matilda
Clark, Melissa J.
Clark, Nellie E.
Clark, Rena
Clark, Sarah
Clark, Taylor
Clark, Thomas J.
Clark, ThomasH.
Clark, William
Clark, William H.
Clarke, George
Clawson, Will W.
Clay, Dora
Clayton, Ella
Clayton, William
Clemm, J. A.
Clendenin, Mary
Clendenning, Dollie
Cline, Birdie
Cline, Celbe C.
Cline, Hellene M.
Cline, John William
Cline, Josiah C.
Cline, Leveatte E.
Cline, Voda J.
Cline, william
Clinger, Carrie G.
Clippard, Libbie E.
Close, Lester K.
Cloud, Joseph
Coate, Lillie D.
Coate, Mary A.
Coate, William Arthur
Coate, William Arthur
Coates, Susan
Coathey, Dara
Cobb, Eli
Cobb, Mollie
Cobb, William O.
Coberly, Arthur N.
Coberly, William L.
Coblentz, Samuel C.
Cochran, Charles D.
Cockins, Evline M.
Cocklin, David
Coffelt, Samuel M.
Coffenbarger, Albert M.
Coffman, Allen
Coffman, Frank E.
Coffman, Will
Cogswell, Clover C.
Cohn, Rachel
Cohn, Rebecca
Cohron, Emmet M.
Colburn, Julia C.
Coldwell, Fannie L.
Cole, Carrie W.
Cole, David D.
Cole, Ella B.
Cole, John W.
Cole, Nellie H.
Cole, Sarah A.

PAGE YEAR
34 1888
84 1892
78 1892
144 1896
19 1886
61 1890
148 1897
87 1893
107 1894
12 1886
119 1895
31
1887
29 1887
34 1888
87 1893
34 1888
54 1890
132 1896
44 1889
78 1892
1 1885
148 1897
78 1892
78 1892
80 1892
103 1894
76 1891
114 1895
148 1897
148 1897
132 1896
18 1886
86 1893
78 1892
58 1890
44 1889
88 1893
34 1888
96 1893
39 1888
54 1890
148 1897
69 1891
137 1896
88 1893
142 1896
88 1893
114 1895
99 1894
2 1885
'148 1897
31
1887
99 1894
44 1889
54 1890
34 1888
88 1893
132 1896
29 1887
49 1889
85 1892
54 1890
78 1892
148 1897
3 1885
2 1885
23 1887
78 1892
38 1888
83 1892

NAME
Cole, Ulysses Grant
Coleman, William J.
Collan, Eliza
Collins, Alice
Collins, Alonzo
Collins, Amanda
Collins, Dora E.
Collins, Dora E.
Collins, Dora E.
Collins, Eliza
Collins, Fred
Collins, Gemima
Collins, James W.
Collins, John
Collins, Minerva J.
Collins, Nannie I.
Collins, Samuel P.
Collins, Sarah
Collins, William B.
Colson, Charlotte
Colt, Don S.
Coltraine, John J.
Colyer, Sarah A.
Combs, Bessie
Combs, Effie B.
Combs, Jennie, Mrs.
Cominaer, Lydia R.
Cones, Daisy L.
Conger, John A.
Conklin, Ann
Conklin, Cora M.
Conley, Addie C.
Conley, Emma
Conner, Addison
Conner, Alfred P.
Conner, Annie K.
Conner, Harvey J.
Connole, Ma!:mie L.
Conrad, Charles W.
Conrad, M. R.
Cook, Minerva V.
Coole, Thomas Henry
Cooley, Laura E.
Cooley, Rebecca
Cooper, Alva C.
Cooper, Cornie
Cooper, George H.
Cooper, Henry
Cooper, Jay
Cooper, Kansas
Cooper, Luther D.
Copeland, Gertrude
Copeland, John A.
Coplinger, Martha L.
Copp-, Jacob F.
Copp, Levina
Coppes, Retta
Copple, Frances M.
Copple, James H.
Corbett, Minnie S.
Corbin, Sarah E.
Corder, Henry M.
Corel, Annie
Corel, James H.
Corel, Kate
Cornelius, Eva
Cornell, Albert G.
Cornell, Arthur B.
Cornell, Louis S.
Cornforth, W. C.

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PAGE YEAR
132 1896
114 1895
119 1895
34 1888
44 1889
94 1893
106 1894
106 1894
106 1894
119 1895
88 1893
66 1891
78 1892
132 1896
60 1890
70 1891
99 1894
27 1887
114 1895
4 1885
14 1886
65 1891
36 1888
18 1886
88 1893
28 1887
148 1897
119 1895
99 1894
87 1893
94 1893
148 1897
29 1887
78 1892
14 1886
18 1886
24 1887
58 1890
114 1895
148 1897
32 1887
148 1897
58 1890
113 1895
2 1885
15 1886
14 1886
54 1890
99 1894
17 1886
2 1885
42 1888
78 1892
44 1889
65 1891
13 1886
4 1885
148 1897
35 1888
34 1888
93 1893
65 1891
94 1893
78 1892
17 1886
5 1885
148 1897
65 1891
114 1895
132 1896

NAME
Cornish, Hester
Corparal, Ollie
Corperal, Henry A.
Corooral, Emma
Corporal, Henry A.
Corporal, Larkin
Corporal, Mary Bell
Corooral, William W.
Correll, Jennie E., Miss
Coryell, Edwin M.
Cosgrove, Mary
Cosly, Kersey C.
Couch, Olive
Counts, Albert A.
Coursey, Nettie V.
Courtney, Hollis L.
Couzens, Henry G.
Covey, Emma
Covey, EYaline
Covey, Fred R.
Cowdv, Thomas
Cowens, William
Cox, Charles B.
Cox, Edwin
Cox, Eleanor V.
Cox, Kate M.
Cox, Maraaret A.
Cox, Martin Luther
Cox, Oscar L.
Cox, Samuel N.
Crabtree, Charles
Crader, Minerva M.
Cradit, harriet
Craig, Arthur U.
Craia, Everet
Craig, John H.
Craia, John W.
Craigmile, Ella M.
Craig-mile, Lenora F.
Craiamile, Lewis C.
Craigmile, Lillian
Craiamile, Melvin B.
Craigmill, Ella F.
Crain, laura B.
Crampton, Edward
Crandall, Jennie
Crane, Charles W.
Crane, Cyrus Sykes
Crane, Edward
Craver, Sarah E.
Crawford, Bryce
Crawford, Charles F.
Crawford, John W.
Craycraft, William E.
Creel, George L.
Creel, Ira H.
Creel, James
Creighton, George T.
Crew, Dan A.
Crew, Mary H.
Crick, Joseph B.
Crispin, Effie
Crisswell, Edith
Crites, Thomas D.
Crittenden, Jennie F.
Crocker, Ernest
Croll, Lizzie
Cropp, Silas G.
Crosby, Mower I.
Crosman, Calvin

PAGE YEAR
76 1891
148 1897
2 1885
47 1889
2 1885
99 1894
118 1895
148 1897
78 1892
44 1889
124 1895
99 1894
101 1894
14 1886
27 1887
132 1896
24 1887
19 1886
113 1895
99 1894
114 1895
65 1891
14 1886
99 1894
148 1897
30 1887
8 1885
65 1891
24 1887
99 1894
2 1885
31
1887
10 1885
132 1896
65 1891
148 1897
2 1885
25 1887
138 1896
2 1885
102 1894
115 1895
148 1897
46 1889
14 1886
71
1891
88 1893
65 1891
54 1890
38 1888
88 1893
14 1886
132 1896
35 1888
148 1897
54 1890!
44 1889
115 1895
65 1891
66 1891
35 1888
148 1897
145 1896
65 1891
4 1885
54 1890
8 1885
14 1886
2 1885
99 ·1894

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NAME
Cross, Eva L.
Cross, Sadie E.
CrossQrove, Harry B.
Crossman, Hattie
Crosy, Mary
Crothers, GeorQe
Crouch, louisa
Crouse, William H.
Crowder, Elizabeth F.
Crowder, Ella May
Crowder, james M.
Crowder, Jennie B.
Crowder, V. Adelaide
Crozier, George R.
Crozier, lena
Cruce, Mary
Crum, Harry F.
Crummett, H. Benjamin
Crummey, Ella B.
Cubberley, lida K.
Culick, Francis
Cullen, George
Culver, Ethel I.
Culver, Francis D.
Culver, Stella
Cummings, Clinton
CumminQs, Elsie
Cummings, Henrv A.
Cummings, M. Taylor
CumminQs, William J., Jr.
Cunningham, Ella M.
Cunningham, Eva Alice
CunninQham, Fred B.
CunninQham, Harvev N.
Cunningham, Jennie
Cunningham, Lester B.
CunninQham, Lulue
Cunningham, Mary A.
Curl, Thomas
Curlett, Amelia
Curlett, Cassie
Curlett, Thornton
Curlett, Zela
Curphy, Thomas W.
Curry, Gertrude
Curry, lucile J.
Curry, Verlin A.
Curtis, Charles C.
Curtis, Kate J.
Curtis, William H.
Curtis, William H.
Curtis, William H.
Curtiss, Frank
CushinQberry, Myrtle
Cushingberry, Mvrtle
Cutler, Mabel
Cyrus, Annie
Dackwa, Amelia
Dahlene, Cora
Dahlene, Cora
Dahlene, Nellie
Dahn, lena
Dailey, Georgie A.
Dailey, John A.
Dailey, Joseph A.
Dailey, Mary H.
Dailev, Maude
Dailey, Sydney C. H.
Daily, James W.
Daily, Mary Ella

PAGE YEAR
110 1894
148 1897
66 1891
70 1891
86 1893
148 1897
69 1891
3 1885
57 1890
82 1892
14 1886
115 1895
8 1885
54 1890
37 1888
60 1890
54 1890
148 1897
105 1894
61 1890
148 1897
115 1895
149 1897
99 1894
79 1892
66 1891
70 1891
24 1887
35 1888
132 1896
146 1896
134 1896
115 1895
149 1897
80 1892
14 1886
144 1896
7 1885
78 1892
1888
41
103 1894
99 1894
142 1896
88 1893
83 1892
13 1886
88 1893
99 1894
144 1896
3 1885
132 1896
149 1897
149 1897
102 1894
120 1895
149 1897
73 1891
86 1893
77 1892
86 1893
99 1894
149 1897
12 1886
115 1895
78 1892
57 1890
44 1889
92 1893
99 1894
89 1893

NAME
Daily, Metta
Daily, Rebecca
Daily, Sarah S.
Dale, Anna B.
Dalee, Eliza B.
Dalfer, Harriett
Damm, John
Damm, William
Dane, Augustus M.
Daniel, S. A.
Daniels, Alice
Daniels, Andrew
Daniels, Belle
Daniels, Charles M.
Daniels, Florence
Daniels, lydia L.
Daniels, Rhoda L.
Daniels, VirQinia
Danvers, William F.
Darling, Margaret A.
Darling, Myrtle Maud
Darnold, Estella E.
Darnold, Ida
Darst, mary G.
Daugherty, Bert
Daugherty, Charles H.
Daughtery, Charles F.
Davee, lavina
Davenport, Mattie
Davenport, Olie Ann
Davenport, Thomas B.
Davenport, Thomas W.
Davidson, Charles S.
Davidson, CosbY
Davidson, Cvnthia A.
Davidson, David
Davidson, Erwula Josie
Davidson, Florence C.
Davidson, Herbert V.
Davidson, James A.
Davidson, Joe
Davidson, Josiah T.
Davidson, louisa Izabell
Davidson, Martha C.
Davidson, Pearl M.
Davidson, Ressa
Davidson, Sherman
Davis, Ada M.
Davis, Carrie
Davis, Christopher P.
Davis, Christopher P.
Davis, Della
Davis, Edith
Davis, Elizabeth
Davis, Ella E.
Davis, Ellen
Davis, Frank H.
Davis, Grant E.
Davis, Irene E.
Davis, J. Alb~rt
Davis, James
Davis, James W.
Davis, John M.
Davis, John T.
Davis, John W.
Davis, Joseph F.
Davis, Joseph S.
Davis, laura
Davis, Leta W.
Davis, lillie

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PAGE YEAR
127 1895
98 1894
140 1896
27 1887
128 1895
89 1893
54 1890
24 1887
115 1895
99 1894
27 1887
55 1890
33 1888
115 1895
38 1888
80 1892
1893
91
38 1888
44 1889
19 1886
89 1893
130 1896
1889
51
19 1886
35 1888
3 1885
115 1895
58 1890
1887
31
99 1894
45 1889
132 1896
66 1891
3 1885
116 1895
99 1894
31
1887
36 1888
24 1887
14 1886
149 1897
99 1894
87 1893
56 1890
15 1886
101 1894
115 1895
18 1886
7 1885
66 1891
149 1897
118 1895
112 1895
149 1897
101 1894
71
1891
35 1888
149 1897
77 1892
3 1885
14 1886
14 1886
45 1889
3 1885
24 1887
99 1894
132 1896
19 1886
89 1893
103 1894

NAME
Davis, lizzie E.
Davis, Mary
Davis, Marv E.
Davis, Marv E.
Davis, Mattie
Davis, Nellie E.
Davis, Ollie L.
Davis, Phoebe A.
Davis, Rebecca
Davis, Robert G.
Davis, Thomas N.
Davis, William A.
Davis, William W.
Davison, Ella
Davison, Harry C.
Davison, Harry C.
Davy, Emma
Davy, Henrietta
Davy, Jennie
Dawson, Ollie
Day, Carrie
Day, Charles N.
Day, Cora M.
Day, Dessia
Day, Eldred G.
Day, John N.
Day, John N.
Day, Katie
DaY,lola
DaY,Nellie
Day, William H.
Dean, Alice
Dean, Cvnthia C.
Dean, Frances E.
Dean, Frank M.
Dean, J. H.
Dean, John G.
Dean, lillie M.
Dean, Taylor
Dean, Wallace A.
Dean, William R.
Deaver, Daisey
Deay,Bert
Deay, Carl
Deay, Edward
Deay, Ella
Deay, Emma M.
Deav, florence
Deay, Ira
Deav, Lewis M.
Deay, Mattie
Deay, Nora
Deay, Rosa
. Deay, Sarah O.
Decker. Joseph H.
Decker. Olive
Deckwa, Frieda
DeClerco, May
DeCow, Georoe
Dedrick, Ernest M
Dedrick, Harrie I.
Dedrick, Marv, Miss
Dee, Annie
Dee, joseph
Dee, Thomas W.
DeerinQ, Albert W.
Deering, Emma G.
DeFever, Edward P.
DeFoy. Mary T.
DeHoff. Ephraim, G.

PAGE YEAR
121 1895
149 1897
26 1887
54 1890
84 1892
131 1896
35 1888
105 1894
29 1887'
35 1888
35 1888
45 1889
3 1885
76 1891
149 1897
149 1897
6 1885
144 1896
149 1897
149 1897
7 1885
149 1897
115 1895
123 1895
149 1897
3 1885
45 1889
57 1890
80 1892
149 1897
35 1888
35 1888
1 1885
2 1885
45 1889
66 1891
149 1897
47 1889
78 1892
14 1886
24 1887
146 1896
133 1896
88 1893
88 1893
1 1885
95 1893
139 1896
78 1892
3 1885
4 1885
149 1897
92 . 1893
I
I 35 18881
24 18871
149 1897
84 1892·
80 1892
45 1889
133 1896
88 1893
31
1887
149 1897
78 1892
100 1894
133 1896
56 1890
100 1894
50 1889
24 1887

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Deichman, Frances
Deichmann, Mary, Miss
Deister, Emma L.
Deister, Henry F.
Delap, Jonathan
Delo, Hope M.
Delo, Lizzie A.
Deming, Alia M.
Deming, Carrie A.
Deming, Charles L.
Deming, John E.
Deming, John E.
Denewiler, John
Denning, George S.
Dennis, Hattie M.
Dennis, Lucy M.
Dent, John T.
Deorsey, George
Deppe, Mary L.
Derby, Fred N., Jr.
Derby, George W.
Deshazer, Edwin L.
Deskin, Sarah E.
Deskins, Fred E.
Deskins, William G.
DEspline, Jacob D.
Detwiler, Margaret W.
DeVelbiss, Bell
Devereaux, Kate Bullene
Devilbess, Charles E.
Devine, F. W.
Devine, Frank W.
Dexter, Rosa Pearl
Dias, William T.
Dick, George L.
Dick, Haddie
Dick, Logan
Dick, Sheridan M.
Dick, William S.
Dickson, Mary
Dickson, Nettie A.
Dickson, Rosella
Dicous, Nellie
, Diffill, Calma C.
Dikes, Lizzie
Dillon, Grant M.
Dimery, Eliza
Dimery, Ella
Dimery, James Henry
Dimmery, Cora
i Dimon, George
Dinelly, May
Dingelstedt, George
Dinsmoor, Emma
Dissenger, A. Emelia
Dissinger, Fred C.
Dissinger, Laura
Dissinger, Sallie R.
Divelly, May
Divilbiss, J. Weslely
Dix, Isabella
Dix, Lucy A.
Dixon, Grace
Doane, Carrie
Doane, Charles M.
Doane, Frank A.
Doane, Jennie L.
Doane, josephine
Doane, Laura May
Doane, Myra E.

PAGE YEAR
79 1892
16 1886
104 1894
45 1889
35 1888
125 1895
149 1897
149 1897
53 1890
133 1896
55 1890
100 1894
78 1892
14 1886
99 1894
87 1893
149 1897
35 1888
47 1889
88 1893
55 1890
100 1894
3 1885
88 1893
66 1891
88 1893
132 1896
39 1888
100 1894
45 1889
78 1892
24 1887
108 1894
115 1895
35 1888
81
1892
149 1897
55 1890
14 1886
53 1890
15 1886
23 1887
116 1895
149 1897
28 1887
115 1895
22 1886
78 1892
115 1895
149 1897
3 1885
139 1896
14 1886
149 1897
92 1893
133 1896
33 1888
36 1888
139 1896
55 1890
45 1889
18 1886
109 1894
110 1894
15 1886
88 1893
102 1894
50 1889
43 1889
7 1885

NAME
PAGE
115
Doane, Sherman C.
Dobbins, A. H.
84
24
Dobbins, Patrick J.
Dobson, Frederick C.
88
132
Dobson, Pearle N.
Dodder, Vera B.
88
Doddrid~e, Avis Amelia
71
Doddridge, Charles P.
35
Doddridge, Lillie May
93
Dodds, Ida F.
19
Dolan, John C.
35
Dolan, Mary
28
Dolan, Senator M.
88
Dolbee, Peter A.
3
Donahue, Nellie E.
93
Donald, William H.
15
Donbek, Eliza
94
Donnally, Andrew A.
149
Donohue, Bridget
15
Doolittle, Leonard B.
3
Doran, O. J.
66
Doran, Thomas F.
66
Dorner. Peter
15
Dornon, George B. McClella
3
Doron, T. A.
64
Dorris, Emma
149
Dorsey, Harrison
15
Douglas, Effie M.
93
Douglas, James Prentiss
115
Douglass, Nancy
33
Doyle, Annie C.
26
D~e, Elizabeth
21
D~Je, M~ry A.
50
Doyle, Mattie E. "Martha"
73
Doyle, Thomas
88
Drake, Caroline Della
77
Drake, Elmer F.
149
Drake, hester
41
Drake, Louisa
103
Draper, Fred L.
35
Draper, Matilda E.
95
Dravis, Hattie
30
Dravis, Lena, Miss
71
Drisdom, Rebecca
14
Drisdom, Thomas
45
Drollinger, Hattie
14
Drosby, Lepha L.
5
Duckett, John W.
24
Dudley, Herbert L.
15
Dudley, Ruth
92
Duerson, Annie L.
22
Duff, Rachie E.
84
Dugger, Alfred P.
3
Duke, Anthony A.
100
Duke, Cordie E.
48
Dulin, William M.
100
Dummar, Charles E.
115
Dummer, Henry E.
66
Duncan, Anna M.
89
Duncan, Charles E., Jr.
100
Duncan, Edward
66
Duncan, Frank M.
3
Duncan, Howard E.
66
Duncan, Jannie M.
112
Duncan, Katie I.
86
Duncan, Ora P.
88
Dunham, Ira T.
66
Dunham, Wallace L.
88
Dunkley, Frank H.
24
Dunkley, Ma_ry
29

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1892
1887
1893
1896
1893
1891
1888
1893
1886
1888
1887
1893
1885
1893
1886
1893
1897
1886
1885
1891
1891
1886
1885
1891
1897
1886
1893
1895
1888
1887
1886
1889
1891
1893
1892
1897
1888
1894
1888
1893
1887
1891
1886
1889
1886
1885
1887
1886
1893
1886
1892
1885
1894
1889
1894
1895
1891
1893
1894
1891
1885
1891
1895
1893
1893
1891
1893
1887
1887

NAME
Dunklev, Sarah
Dunkley, Sarah
Dunlao, Adam E.
Dunlap, Charles G.
Dunlap, Fannie F.
Dunlap, Lula M.
Dunn, Osman Lincoln
Dunser, Louis
Dunser, Ludwig
Durham, Isaac
Durham, William A. H.
DurinQ, Mary
Durland, maude E.
Durr, Carl F. B.
Dusto, Mary
Dutton,Asa
Duty, James A.
Duvale, Ella F.
Duvall, Lizzie
Dwelly, May
Dwver, Daniel
Dwyer, Hannah
Dwver, Mary
Dwyer, Mary
Dwyer, Ma-ry Ann
Dyer, Charles
Dyer, James H.
Dyke, Lodire J.
Dykes, Daniel B.
Dyson, Addie F.
Eader?, Annie
Eadholm, Hulda
Eakin, robert
Earnshaw, Fred B.
Eaton, Eudora L.
Eaton, Lillie May
Eaton, Sarah F.
Eberhart, Emma J.
Eberhart, Esther
Eberhart, Libbie
Eberhart, Maaaie M.
Eberhart, Mary E.
Eberhart, Naomi M.
Eberhart, Noah A.
Eberhart, Rosa
Eberhart, Samuel L.
Eck, Bessie Irene
Ecke, Amelia K.
Eckman, Ella
Eckman, Jacob S.
Eckman, Mary Christine
Eddy, Susie F.
Edens, Amanda
Edens, Sarah
Eder, Clara
Eder, Joseph
Eder, Mary
Edgar, George B.
Edgar, Lucien B.
Edgar, William K.
Edger, BurQY
Edgman, Jennie
Edholm, Hilma
Edler, Mary
Edmondson, Annie
Edmondson, Effie E.
Edmondson, Josiah L.
Edwards, Albert
Edwards, George H.
Eggert, Nettie W.

PAGE YEAR
25 1887
110 1894
45 1889
66 1891
18 1886
6 1885
66 1891
66 1891
88 1893
3 1885
35 1888
78 1892
3 . 1885
115 1895
43 1889
24 1887
78 1892
5 1885
19 1886
139 1896
149 1897
15 1886
3 1885
149 1897
98 1894
15 1886
3 1885
45 1889
45 1889
80 1892
149 1897
149 1897
45 1889
24
1887
149 1897
123 1895
3 1885
95 1893
82 1892
19 1886
31
1887
4
1885
90 1893
88 1893
77 1892
25 1887
149 1897
106 1894
41
1888
3 1885
12 1886
47 1889
69 1891
17 . 1886
118 1895
149 1897
31
1887:
100 1894 1
15 1886
149 1897
108 1894
31
1887
140 1896
2 1885
142 1896
8 1885
149 1897
149 1897
45 1889
123 1895

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NAME
45 1889
Eibest, John H.
12 1886
Eidemiller, Mary A.
58 1890
Elder, Minnie
55 1890
Elder, Solomon A.
88 1893
Elder, William H.
88 1893
EldridQe, Della Morse
10 1885
Eldridge, Hattie G.
149 1897
Eldridge, James E.
27 1887
EldridQe, Lillie B.
115 1895
Eldridge, Silas R.
149 1897
Eldridge, Victoria
43 1889
Elias, Ethel L.
77 1892
Eliot, Mary, Miss
122 1895
Elledge, Cora H.
5 1885
Eller, Mary M.
40 1888
Elliott, Annie
57 1890
Elliott, Emma
87 1893
Elliott, Mattie S., Miss
149 1897
Elliott, Rose S.
136 1896
Elliott, Sallie
100 1894
Elliott, Samuel S.
139 1896
Ellis, Eliza V.
1893
91
Ellis, Estella J.
47 1889
Ellis, Eva L.
75 1891
Ellis, Lilla B.
15 1886
Ellison, Alonzo G.
14 1886
Ellison, Charity A.
100 1894
Ellison, Edward D.
22 1886
Ellison, Phila
35 1888
Elston, John G.
28 1887
Elston, Sarah E.
42 1888
Elsworth, Rachel
149 1897
Eltzholtz, Carl F.
116 1895
Ely, Francis J.
100 1894
Ely, Josephine V.
116 1895
Emery, Lonia
Emery, Peter E.
25 1887
56 1890
Emery, Susan
3 1885
Emmett, Eliza M.
Emmons, Sarah J.
59 1890
88 1893
Endacott, William A.
45 1889
Engelke, Henry J.
78 1892
Engle, Charles E.
Engle, Ida M.
105 1894
45 1889
EnQlish, William A.
Engwall, John F.
66 1891
Eno, Augusta
98 1894
Eno, Frank
78 1892
Enslow, Hilton E.
88 1893
Enslow. Mamie, Miss
76 1891
Erickson, Anna, Miss
82 1892
100 1894
Erickson, Eric Almer
Erickson, Harry C.
25 1887
Erickson, T. Erick
100 1894
Eriksen, Julius A.
149 1897
14 1886
Erisman, Alice B. D.
41
1888
Ernst, Barbara
Ernst, Louisa M.
89 1893
100 1894
Erwin, Bird W.
Erwin, George H.
55 1890
149 1897
Erwin, Susie
Esic, James
88 1893
Esson, Sadie
80 1892
Esterle, GeorQe E.
88 1893
140 1896
EThistiethwaite, Sarah Elea
Eller, Jennie M.
7 1885
Etter, Franklin E.
88 1893
Eudaly, James
133 1896
Evandorf, Mary, Miss
86 1893
Evans, Agnes Adela
2 1885

NAME
Evans, Anna M.
Evans, Carrie E.
Evans, Frances E.
Evans, Gracie
Evans, Ida
Evans, James E.
Evans, Lewis B.
Evans, Lucy
Evans, Lydia J.
Evans, martha J.
Evans, Mary A.
Evans, Nelson M.
Evans, Nettie
Evans, Samuel B.
Evans, Zachariah
Evens, Elijah K.
Everingim, Charles
Everley, Clara
Everley, George L.
Everly, John C.
Evinger, Elmer
Evinger, Elmer
Ewers, Jerry
Ewing, Minnie A.
Faber, George
F~gan, Peter F.
Fairbanks, Beldon W.
Fairbanks, Ettie M.
Falk, Andrew M.
Fantroy, Fred
Farley, Frank B.
Farley, Hattie H.
Farley, Herman A.
Farley, Lulu B.
Farney, A. W.
Farrell, Francil M.
Fauble, Minnie M.
Faulkner, William H.
Fawl, Frank E.
Fawl, Maggie
Faxon, George T.
Faxon, William T.
Fay, Thomas M.
Feagles, William H.
F~an, Thomas J.
Feil, Amelia
Feil, Amelia J.
Feller, Samuel
Fellows, Frances Rebecca
Femmer, August
Fenton, Susie L.
Fergerson, Eliza J.
Ferguson, May
Feaiuson, RobertM.
Ferguson, Tomie
Ferguson, William H.
Ferril, George
Fertig, Thomas H.
Fessler, Leopold
Fetty~ Julia A.
Fet!Y, Louisa M.
Fidler, Ida Bell
Fi~enbaum, Benjamin F.
Fiegenbaum, Emma
Field, A. Louise
Field, Luman A.
Field, Millard L.
Fields, Charles N.
Fields, Laura
Fields, Samuel B.

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PAGE YEAR
68 1891
143 1896
149 1897
84 1892
9 1885
116 1895
116 1895
70 1891
29 1887
19 1886
58 1890
89 1893
143 1896
35 1888
116 1895
89 1893
89 1893
22 1886
100 1894
116 1895
66 1891
116 1895
55 1890
50 1889
55 1890
35 1888
55 1890
42 1888
55 1890
149 1897
55 1890
8 1885
25 1887
77 1892
78 1892
15 1886
49 1889
25 1887
116 1895
1 1885
3 1885
25 1887
35 1888
100 1894
116 1895
53 1890
88 1893
66 1891
126 1895
55 1890
74 1891
55 1890
149 1897
133 1896
116 1895
100 1894
45 1889
25 1887
45 1889
46 1889
25 1887
49 1889
89 1893
19 1886
13 1886
15 1886
55 1890
116 1895
149 1897
55 1890

NAME
. Fields, Thomas
Fillmore, Clara M.
Filpel, Elizabeth Jennie .
Finch, Charles
Finch, Clarence O.
Finch, Georne
Finch, Lucile B.
Finch, Selinda
Fincher, Carrie E.
Fincher, Fannie E.
Fincher, Flora A.
Findley, William T.
Fine, Rosa L.
Finlev?, Nellie K
Finney, Edward C.'
Finnup, Ettie
Fischer, AQnes
Fischer, Eda H.
Fischer, Otto A.
Fishback, Amanda
Fishback, Mason
Fishburn, Ezra
Fisher, Franklin F.
Fisher, Georne
Fisher, Herman A.
Fisher, Ida
Fisher, Mamie
Fisher, Nellie
Fisher, Sallie
Fitch, Thomas G.
Fitchen, Emma
Fitchue, Jonas
Fitchur, Frank F.
Fithugh, Jonas
Fitz, Laura
Fitzpatrick, MarQaret A.
Fix, Albert
Fix, Emma
Fix, G. F.
Fix, John A.
Fix, Vina N.
Flahertv, Martin
Fleckinger, MarvA., Miss
Fleer, Amelia
Fleer, AUQust
Fleer, Barbara
Fleer, Daniel
Fleishman, Philip
Fleishmann, Marv A.
Fleming, H. B.
Flemin.o, Hermann
FleminQ, Jane
Flemming, Sarah
Fleshman, Annie
Fleshman, Marv A.
Fletcher, Clara A.
Fletcher, Josiah Spring
Fletcher, Rachel
Fliger, Maria E.
Flimmon. Sarah
Flinn, Jessie M.
Flinn. Sarah T.
Flintom, Florence A.
Flintom, Louise
Flinton, Mamie E.
Flintorn, Albert Dix
Flory, A. C.
Flory, Dora
Flory, E. D.
Florv, George A.
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33 1888
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82 1892
35 1888
114 1895
149 1897
78 1892
146 1896
57 1890
3 1885
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45 1889
89 1893
35 1888
3 1885
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3 1885
113 1895
126 1895
118 1895
149 1897
116 1895
57 1890
25 1887
117 1895
25 1887
84 1892
63 1891
35 1888
15 1886
79 1892
100 1894
76 1891
35 1888
17 1886
43 1889
15 1886
149 1897
100 1894
89 1893
58 1890
79 1892
117 1895
46 1889
98 1894
19 1886
44 1889
45 1889
89 1893
123 1895
98 1894
13 1886
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18 1886
25 1887
63 1891
100 1894
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6 1885
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117 1895 . Frambach, henry B.
Flory, Harvey H.
Frame, Myra B.
69 1891
Flory, Ida
Frandle, Rudolph
3 1885
Flory, John M.
Frane, Julia
1894
101
FIQ.ry, John Wesley
Franke, Emma
39 1888
Flory, Lida
Franklin, Julia A.
85 1892
Flory, Martha A.
Frantz, Albert
3 1885
Flory, Susannah
Frantz, Katie M.
69 1891
Flory, Viola
Frary, N. Fred
45 1889
Flory, William
Frary, Sarah
149 1897
Fluner?, Addie N.
Fraser, Daniel A
6 1885
Fogerty, Laura
145 1896 . Fraudnfelder, Gottlieb
Fogwell, Elma Ruth
Frazer, Georgie F.
23 1887
Foley, Ella
Frazier, Alice
133 1896
Foley, John
Frazier, Hattie A.
123
1895
Foley, Lulu
Frazier, Luther M.
55 1890
Foley, William D.
Frederick, Catherine E.
4 1885
Folkler, Rosena
Frederick, Charles W.
15 1886
Foran, James
Fredericks, Annie
86 1893
Ford, Ella
Frederickson, Dorothy L.
35 1888
Ford, George
Frederickson, Kate E.
24 1887
Ford, Lizzie
Frederickson, Martha M.
65 1891
Ford, Lydia J, (A.)~ Miss
Freeman, Alice
102 1894
Ford, Mary, Miss
Freeman, Eugene M.
150 1897
Ford, Nettie S.
Freeman, Ida
89 1893
Ford, Perry M.
Freer, Libbie F.
25 1887
Ford, Walter H.
Freese, Fredrick W.
15 1886
Ford, Wes
Frelenmuth, Jacob
35 1888
Forde, John A.
Freinmuth, William
101 1894
Foreman, Grant S.
French, Henrietta L.
84 1892
Foreman, Mag~ie, Miss
Frendel, Rudolph
71
1891
Foreman, Nona
Frendle, Frederick
117 1895
Forsyth, John D.
Frenoer, Christian
30 1887
Forsythe, Elizabeth H.
Freund, Carrie F.
101 1894
Forsythe, John E.
Freund, Emma
2 1885
Forsythe, Josie
Fricker, Ella J.
Forsythe, Nancy A.
26 1887
Fridenstine, Rena M.
26 . 1887
Forter, Mabel W.
Friend, Frank L.
101
1894
Forth, James
Friend, Jasper R.
Forth, John A.
89 1893
Friesen, Peter P.
15 1886
Forth, William P.
FRussell, Martha J.
61
1890
Fortner, Alice
Fry, Amanda
101 1894
Fortner, James
Fry, Catherine
Fortner, Walker
79 1892
Fry, Charles L.
Fortson, Alice
52 1889
Fry, Edward H.
Fortson, Edward
150 1897
Fry, Frances
Fortson, Henry
45 . 1889
Fry, William
Fortson, Henry
45 1889
Fry, William
Fortson, Henry
79 1892
Fry, William E.
Fortson, Sarah, Miss
105 1894
Frye, J. E.
Fortune, Leonard SeymOUrE
55 1890
Frye, John W.
Foskuhn, Andrew J.
45 1889
Frye, Pearl A.
Foster, Bertel T.
133 1896
Fuel, Henry W.
Foster, Ellen W.
46 1889
Fugate, Jospeh B.
Foster, Henry B.
45 1889
Fulkerson, Robert
45 1889
Foster, Mary E.
Fuller, Charles R.
Foster, Mason A.
150 1897
Fuller, Ed
Foster, Rosa A.
118 1895
Fuller, James N. B.
Foster, William A.
133 1896
Fuller, William 0., Jr.
Founk, Kate
19 1886
Fullerton, Laura A.
Fowler, Alonzo
101
1894
Fullerton, Robert D.
Fowler, Ida
60 1890
Fulton, alice
Fowler, Louisa S.
37 1888
Fulton, Lenora
Fowler, Richard
36 1888
Fulton, Lida E.
Fowles, Alfred T.
36 1888
Fulton, Nina L.
Fox, Bessie A. P.
24 1887
Fults, William H.
Fox, Charles H., Jr.
3 1885
Funk, Anna M.
Fox, Eliza
140 1896
Funk,Beana
Fox, Emma
121
1895
Funk,Jakobena
Fox, Isaiah
36 1888
Fraim, Alice A
Furman, Etta Julia
41
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55 1890
26 1887
150 1897
13 1886
8 1885
'4 1885
15 1886
70 1891
15 1886
25 1887
15 1886
101 1894
45 1889
108 1894
92 1893
79 1892
64 1891
117 1895
13 1886
150 1897
69 1891
108 1894
22 1886
3 1885
48 1889
94 1893
150 1897
89 1893
3 1885
108 .1894
79 1892
101 1894
25 1887
59 1890
128 1895
7 1885
37 1888
25 1887
15 1886
89 1893
53 1890
17 1886
81
1892
133 1896
101
1894
65 1891
15 1886
117 1895
15 1886
79 1892
67 1891
144 1896
117 1895
133 1896
134 1896
36 1888
79 1892
89 1893
79 1892
94 1893
36 1888
80 1892
76 1891
31
1887
15 1886
15 1886
39 1888
10 1885
70 1891
130 1896

NAME
Fumey, John W.
Furze, Amanda M.
Gabriel, Anna M.
Gabriel, Carrie
Gabriel, Emma
Gabriel, Harley L
Gabriel, Matilda
Gadding, Nitia
Gaebler, AdolPh N.
Gage, Flora M.
Gaines, Cordelia
Gaines, William J.
Gaims, Walter A.
Galbraith, James B.
Galbreath, Mary
Gale, Lola R.
Gallaoher, Mary F.
Gallaoher, Thomas
Gallas, Julius
Gallatly, Lincoln
Gallioar, William C.
Galliger, Norah
Galligher, Patrick W.
Galloway, Martin T.
Gamble, Georae A.
Games, Minnie J.
Gantz, Jacob
Gantz, Soohia
Garber, Beniamin M.
Garber, Mary
Gardener, Marv Bell I.
Gardner, C. Jefferson
Gardner, Henrv Seth
Gardner, Sarah M.
Gardner, Thaddeus
Gardner, Zemri
Gardner, Zimri
Garner, Jane
Garrard, Violetta
Garrett, John
Garrett, Spencer
Garrison, Thomas A.
Garst, Benjamin I.
Garst, Joal A.
Garst, Samuel
Garsuch, Emerson B.
Garton, Minnie D.
Garver, Kate
Garvin, Archil W.
Garwood, Hannah C.
Gast, Marinus Nicholas
Gatch, Samuel
Gates. Marv Bella
Gates, Susie E.
Gathers, Joseoh E.
Gathers?, Emma J.
Gauck, August
Gauck, August
Gaumer, Charles S.
Gaunsell, Z. W.
Gause, Emily J.
Gausnell, Nancy Jane
Gausnell, Rosa E.
Gausnell, Susie
Geelan, Charles H.
Geelan, Maggie A.
Gegrori, Carri
Gehret, Lewis E.
Geiger, G. M.
Geiger, Rena Orpha

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NAME
. Geiss, Theresia
Geitz, Ervin
Geitz, Mark S.
Gellberg, Hulda A.
Gentry, Katie C.
Gentry, Laura L.
Gentry, Lillie E.
Gentry, Nettie M.
Gentry, Ship M.
Georgia, James
I Georgie, Bettie M.
Georgii, Charles
Georgit, William
Gerhard, Anton
Gerhard, Henry C.
I German. Bertie L.
,German, Clinton J.
Gerson, George
Gerson, Harry L.
Gerster, Daniel
Getewood, Millie
Getty, Michael C.
Gibb, J. Gordon
Gibbens, james L.
Gibbens, Jane
Gibbons. Orpha D.
Gibler, Jackson
Gibler, Thomas W.
Gibler, Willis L.
Gibson, Alice F.
Gibson, Emma
Gibson, Julia A.
Gibson, Lucien A.
Gideon, Mollie
Gideon.Olla
Gideons, Charles
Gidon, Grant
Gidons, Lula
Gieber. Sarah J.
Giertz. Bertha
Gilbert, Edward W.
Gilbert, Effie L.
Gilbert, Ella M.
Gilbert, Gerald L.
Gilbert. James F.
Gilbert, John L.
Gilbert. Lena
Gilbert, MOllie
Gilbert, Ross M.
Gilbert, Theodore J.
Gile?, Harry
Giles, Mallie
Gill, Anna M.
Gill, James A.
I Gill, Mabel
Gillett. Lillian M.
Gillette, Leslie B.
iGilley, Arthur
'Gilley, Hattie S.
!Gilliland. Charles R.
Gilliland, Lula M.
Gilluli, Mariah Isabelle
Gillum, Henry H.
Gilman, George
Gilmore, A. G.
Gilmore, Martin
Gilmore, Nydia
Gilruth. Thomas W.
Gimblet, John G.
Ginther, August

PAGE YEAR
37 1888
150 1897
150 1897
58 1890
129 1896
32 1887
70 1891
90 1893
150 1897
134 1896
50 1889
4 1885
25 1887
101 1894
55 1890
97 1894
15 1886
67 1891
79 1892
15 1886
1892·
81
134 1896
25 1887
15 1886
85 1892
119 1895
134 1896
89 1893
117 1895
150 1897
34 1888
54 1890
67 1891
56 1890
1891
71
4 1885
101 1894
36 1888
1886
21
33 ·1888
25 1887
48 1889
59 1890
79 1892
46 1889
46 1889
150 1897
7 1885
1894
101
67 1891
150 1897
137 1896
27 1887
25 1887
132 1896
150 1897
15 1886
67 1891
58 1890
16 1886
1887
31
38 1888
25 1887
150 1897
67 1891
117 1895
56 1890
46 1889
4 1885
79 1892

NAME
Gi son, William H .
Givan, Ma ie
Glaser, Carrie W.
Glass, Andrew
Glathart, Emil S.
Glatz, Rosa
Gleason, Alice
Gleason, Charles J.
Gleason, Clifton A.
Gleed; Aneatta
Gleed, Charles S.
Glenn, Ben'amin F.
Glenn, Crus L.
Glenn, Julia A.
Glenn, Thomas
Glenn, UI sses G.
Gllahn,Jose h
Glover, William H.
Glo d, W. S.
GI nn, James M.
Gnefkow, Minnie A.
Gnefkow, William F.
Godfre ,Martha J.
Godfre ,Ma E.
Godfre ,Thomas J.
Goens, Alex
Goens, Kate
Goe fert, Charles W.
Goe fert, Rose L.
Goldstandt, Abraham M.
Goldtra ,Frank E.
Good, Ezekiel B.
Good, Solomon P.
Goodale, Abbie Elaine
Goodemote, Charles W.
Gooden, Elmer J.
Goodman, Menifee
Goodman, Walter
Goodnou h, Emma
Goodrich, Geor e N.
Goodwin, Alfred
Good ear, Katie
Good ear, Rose L.
Gordon, Alice
Gordon, David A.
Gordon. Ma
Gordon, Samuel
Gordon, William P.
Gore, Eme C.
Gore, Mabel E.
Gorrill, Marshall A.
Gossa e, Geor e W.
Gossa e, harrison
Gothard. Andrew J.
Gottschalk, Emma
Gottstein, Annie
Gottstein, Au us tine
Gottstein, Charles H.
Gottstein, John
Goud ,Arthur L
Gould, Charles R.
Gould. Fred A.
Graeber, Albert
Graeber, Carl
Graham, Clement
Graham, Harlin F.
Graham, Jesse M.
Graham, Julia E.
Graham, Kathrean
Graham, Patrick

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NAME
56 1890
Graham, Robert
35 1888
Grammar, Samuel F.
108 1894
Graooer, Carey M.
25 1887
Granger, MarvH.
73 1891
Grant, Esther
'129 1896
Grant, Georae M.
150 1897
Grant, Julia H.
67 1891
Graves, Clarence
134 1896
Graves, Eldora
145 1896
Graves, Jennie
36 1888
Graves, William
134 1896
Gray, Charles W.
67 1891
Gray, Ella
39 1888
Gray, Hattie H.
16 1886
Gray, Horace O.
56 1890
Gray, James L.
89 1893
Grav, John C.
46 1889
Gray, Mary
Gray, Mary E.
79 1892
GraY. NancyE.
101 1894
Gray, Thomas B.
34 1888
Green, Edward
26 1887
Green, Lottie
75 1891
Green, Mary
60 1890
Green, Washinoton
67 1891
Green, William R.
101 1894
Greenamyer, Claribel
101 1894
Greene, Edward E.
56 1890
Greene, Jennie M.
46 1889
Greene, Malinda F.
16 1886
GrOOQ, Albert
16 1886
Gregg, Clara M.
1341896
Gregg, Nellie
46 1889
Gregory, Bert M.
80 1892
GregorY. Ida
25 1887
GreQorv, Mary
56 1890
Gress, Alice
67 1891
Gress, Charles W.
46 1889
Gress,John
18 1886
Gress, MarvE.
135 1896
Grewell, Della C.
117 1895
Gribble, Clara E.
127 1895
Gribble, Lorena M.
53 1890
Griffin, Albert
98 1894
Griffin, Edward H.
101 1894
Griffin, Georae B.
21
1886
Griffin, James N.
117 1895
Griffin, John H.
25 1887
Griffin, Lizzie A.
101 1894
Griffin, Marianna
36 1888
Griffin, Nellie E.
101 1894
Griffin, Nellie E.
118 1895
Griffis, Alice M., Miss
79 1892
Griffis, Clarence E.
4 1885
Griffis, Matie F.
95 1893
Griffith,
Alida
88 1893
Griffith,
Charles A.
142 1896
Griffith,
Clara
Joseohine
102 1894
Griffith, Clara L.
4 1885
Griffith, George T.
79 1892
Griffith, Helen S.
67 1891
Griffith, Lizzie A.
89 1893
Griffith, MaggJe
150 1897
Griffith, Mary E.
102 1894
; Griffith, William
135 1896 I Griggs, Ella
16 1886
Griggs, Horace
16 1886
Grimes, Anna L.
120 1895
Grimes, James W.
54 1890 ! Grimes, Mary M.
26 1887
Grimes, Samuel A.

PAGE YEAR
135 1896
46 1889
56 1890
28 1887
61 1890
26 1887
4 1885
4 1885
138 1896
150 1897
56 1890
102 1894
32 1887
6 1885
46 1889
26. 1887
150 1897
39 1888
121 1895
31 1887
36 1888
36 1888
14 ·1886
94 1893
4 1885
16 1886
56 1890
79 1892
135 1896
23 1887
4 1885
40 1888
91 1893
56 1890
85 1892
150 1897
99 1894
16 1886
79 1892
19 1886
59 1890
54 1890
150 1897
79 1892
26 1887
102 1894
46 1889
4 1885
107 1894
35 1888
120 1895
150 1897
140 1896
79 1892
26 1887
61 1890
150 1897
150 1897
78 1892
150 1897
53 1890
135 1896
125 1895
39 1888
67 1891
90 1893
79 1892
66 1891
16 1886
16 1886
16 1886

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Grimes, William H.
Grisard, Susan
Grismore, Anna
Griswold, Nellie F.
Grizzard, mattie
Groat, Charles E.
Groce, Edward E.
Groff, Capitala E.
Grosheider, Hattie
Gross, George
Gross, James
Grosskopff, Max
Grote, Minnie
Grove, Sarah J.
Grovenor, Charles P.
Groves, James
Grubb, James A.
Gruber, Wilber S.
Guefron, Mammie J.
Gufler, Katherine A.
Gum, Samuel K.
Gumm?, Fred L.
Gunn, Mary B.
Gunter, Carrie
Gunter, Luke
Gunther, August
Gustafson, John W.
Guthrie, Mary
Guyllala, Mamie F.
Gwin, Mary L.
Haag, Emma
Haas, August G.
Haas. Charles S.
Haas, Hen!}, C.
Haas, Laura Etta
Haas, Lizzie M.
Haas, Rosa C.
Haas, Sarah J.
Haas, Sarah S.
Hackley, Edmund E.
Hackman, George W.
Hackworth, Amelia
Hackworth, Tilda
Haddon, Ida A.
Haddon, Lydia V.
Hadl, Cresence
Hadl, Frank
Hadl, Joseph
Hadley, A. W.
Hadley. Ettie
Hadley, Joab
Hadley, Louis
Hadley, Louis
Hadley, Lula C.
Haeffner, John
Haelsig, Emma T.
Hagan, William
Hagenbuch, Jacob B.
Hager, Arthur G.
HClgerman, Annetta H.
Hagerman, C. S.
Hagerman, Elmer E.
Hague, William J.
Hahn, Mary C.
Hahn, Paulina
Hainline, Edith R.
Hair, J. E.
Halbert, Thomas D.
Halderman, Jennie
Halderman, Margaret A.

NAME
PAGE YEAR
Halderman, Samuel W.
150 1897
Halderman, Winnie
36 1888
Hale, Fred T.
3 1885
Hale, James M.
1 1885
Hale, Stella M.
46 1889
Hale, Winnie
102 1894
Hale?, John H.
46 1889
Hall, Andrew
114 1895
Hall, Christopher C.
79 1892
Hall; Clarence
16 1886
Hall, Hiram G.
67 1891
Hall, john L.
4 1885
Hall, Mabel Ruth
58 1890
Hall, Martha A.
34 1888
Hall, Mary Frances
26 1887
Hall, Nellie
16 1886
Hallingsworth, Carrie
56 1890
Hallum William J.
16 1886
Halwis, Martha C.
126 1895
Ham, Arabelle
126 1895
Ham, Minnie, Miss
36 1888
Ham, Nelse
150 1897
Hamer, Maurice E.
8 1885
Hamill, Anna M.
103 1894
Hamilton, Alfred P.
102 1894
Hamilton, Clara
135 1896
Hamilton, Douglas E.
36 1888
Hamilton, Edgar W.
39 1888
Hamilton, Eva V.
112 1895
Hamilton, Guy E.
4 1885
Hamilton, Ida
14 1886
Hamilton, J. Burnett
102 1894
Hamilton, J. H.
56 1890
Hamilton, John D.
135 1896
1892
Hamilton, John F.
81
Hamilton, Marquis
60 1890
Hamilton, Newton
43 1889
Hamilton, William C.
139 1896
Hamlin, Gertrude
7 1885
Hamlin, James
56 1890
Hamlin, Nellie C.
26 1887
Hamm,lda M.
28 1887
Hamm, William E.
80 1892
Hamm?, May
92 1893
Hammer, Abigail E.
78 1892
Hammer, Louisa
19 1886
Hammer, Sophia E.
118 1895
89 1893
Hammert, Bernard
Hammig, Arnold
67 1891
78 1892
Hamm!g, Jacob
Hammig, Robert
26 1887
36 1888
Hammill, Annie K.
150 1897
Hammond, Martha A.
150 1897
Hammond, Mary
4 1885
Hammond, Mary M.
Hammond, thomas P.
138 1896
89 1893
Hampshire, Levi W.
16 1886
Hand, Mary E.
56 1890
Haney, Eva
17 1886
Haney, Minta B.
79 1892
Hanger, J. A.
4 1885
Hankenberry, Annie
4 1885
Hann, Effie
24 1887
Hanscome, Clarence C.
23 1887
Hansel, Mary L.
60 1890
Hanselman, Amanuel H.
80 1892
Hanselman, Christena E.
118 1895
Hansen, Henry
45 1889 . Hansen, John L.
132 1896
Hansen, Levonia

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35 1888
89 1893
89 1893
129 1896
3 1885
150 1897
16 1886
4 1885
135 1896
4 1885
26 1887
150 1897
23 1887
45 1889
124 1895
91
1893
46 1889
75 1891
34 1888
78 1892
67 1891
102 1894
92 1893
67 1891
72 1891
16 1886
46 1889
72 1891
135 1896
68 1891
118 1895
80 1892
4 1885
26 1887
56 1890
36 1888
80 1892
150 1897
118 1895
72 1891
94 1893
36 1888
150 1897
19 1886
138 1896
142 1896
36 1888
80 1892
118 1895
150 1897
25 1887
13 1886
13 1886
138 1896
89 1893
56 1890
150 1897
150 1897
64 1891
67 1891
122 1895
115 1895
102 1894
77 1892
46 1889
131
1896
102 1894
89 1893
58 1890

NAME
Hanshew, Mary A.
Hanson, George W.
Hanson, James N.
Hanson, Sadie J.
Harbaugh, Effie May
Harbaugh, John W.
Harbill, Emma
Harbour, T. Elmer
Hardin, James H.
Harding, Edwin H.
Harding, E;lIa Nora
Harding, Frank
harding, Mina
Hardtafer, Mary l.
Hardtarfer, George W.
Hardtarfer, Minnie
Harford, Allison D.
Harkins, James
Harman, Betty V.
Harman, Hattie l.
Harman, Mary E.
Harman, Wilber D.
Harman, William
Harmon, Charles l.
Harmon, Henry D.
Harmon, William H.
Harness, james V.
Harper, Addelia
Harper, James
Harper, Jess
Harrell, David B.
Harrell, Minnie S.
Harrington, Roy l.
Harris, Allen S.
Harris, Amanda S.
Harris, Amanda W.
Harris, Daisy D.
Harris, Edward P., Jr.
Harris, Emma S.
Harris, Frank W.
Harris, Ida
Harris, Irvin D.
Harris, John l.
Harris, John l.
Harris, Lena
Harris, Lillie S.
Harris, Lizzie
Harris, Mary
Harris, Noah
Harris, Percy D.
Harris, Richard
Harris, Samuel D.
Harris, Sarah
Harris, Thomas J.
Harrison, Clarence W.
Harrison, James W.
Harrison, Joseph McC.
Harrison, Lucy J.
Harrison, William S.
Harsch, Emmanuel C.
Harshbarger, Effie M.
Harshman. John W.
Harshman. Levina Jane
Harshman, Omer F.
Hart, C. R.
Hart, Daisy
Hart, Emma
Hart, James W.
Hart. Lewis E.
Hart. Viola W.

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102 1894
4 1885
150 1897
99 1894
89 1893
135 1896
89 1893
36 1888
80 1892
93 1893
46 1889
74 1891
67 1891
89 1893
78 1892
102 1894
16 1886
33 1888
143 1896
88 1893
46 1889
80 1892
80 1892
118 1895
80 1892
16 1886
150 1897
102 1894
90 1893
26 1887
90 1893
118 1895
135 1896
6 1885
37 1888
111
1894
135 1896
95 1893
118 1895
104 1894
16 1886
102 1894
102 1894
36 1888
18 1886
85 1892
122 1895
118 1895
46 1889
80 1892
56 1890
19 1886
56 1890
90 1893
118 1895
16 1886
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150 1897
150 1897
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93 1893
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hartig, Barbara
Hartley, Charles E.
Hartley, Samuel E.
Hartman, Abraham l.
Hartman, Henry
Hartman, Henry F.
Hartman, Mary J.
Hartmann, August
Hartup, I. l.
Hartup, Kate F.
Hartup, Mollie
Harvey, Albert H.
Harvey, George I.
harvey, Mary E.
Harvey, May
Harvey, Schuyler
Harvey, Tallyrand
Harvey, Thomas
Harvey, Thomas
Harvey, William A.
Harvey, William P.
Harvill, Eva May
Haskell, Edith Kelsey
Haskell, Franklin W.
Haskell, Hattie B.
Haskell, Mary Kelley
Hastie, Arthur E.
Hastie, Margaret
Hastie, Mary Gertrude
Hastie, Susie
Hastie, William l.
Hatch, Bethena A.
Hatch, Frank J.
Hatch, Josie V.
Hatcher, Peter M.
Hatsch, Vincent
Hatton, Nancy L
Hatzer, Frederick Joe
Hause, George
Hausman, Henry
Hausmann, George C.
Haven, Mary E.
Haverkampf, Mary Helen
Hawes, Clara M.
Hawkins, Joseph
Hawkins, Minnie
Hawkins, William
H~J Emma F.
Hay, Frank A.
Hayden, James Ford
Hayden, Mary
Hayden, WiJliam
Hayden, William
Hayes, Myra
Hayes, Nora
Hayne, Henry W.
Hays, J. Porter
Hays, Minnie
Hazard, Frank l.(Miss?)
Hazen, Dorothy B.
Hazzard, Elie Jean
Hazzard, Maud
Head, George W.
Heaffner, Sarah
Heard, Mattie M., Miss
Hearn, Etta
Heaston, Daniel F.
Heaston, Susan
Heatherman, Minnie E.
Heathman, ·John S.

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82 1892
150 1897
36 1888
26 1887
150 1897
150 1897
142 1896
46 1889
68 1891
69 1891
82 1892
16 1886
102 1894
12 1886
90 1893
16 1886
36 1888
80 1892
150 1897
90 1893
16 1886
2 1885
131
1896
118 1895
27 1887
136 1896
118 1895
89 1893
60 1890
117 1895
36 ·1888
44 1889
119 1895
150 1897
36 1888
46 1889
98 1894
57 1890
36 1888
90 1893
36 1888
118 1895
96 1893
48 1889
102 1894
150 1897
36 1888
45 1889
26 1887
150 1897
86 1893
36 1888
102 1894
1 1885
133 1896
26 1887
16 1886
75 1891
59 1890
111
1894
119 1895
107 1894
135 1896
83 1892
91
1893
74 1891
4 1885
4 1885
85 1892
4 1885

NAME
PAGE YEAR
18 1886
Heathman, Sadie E.
Heberling, Hattie
6 1885
Heberling, Nellie
53 1890
HeberiinQ, William H.
102 1894
Heckbarth, August W.
119 1895
Heckman, Becca Jane
66 1891
Hedden, Maria Mary R.
10 1885
Hedley, G. W.
68 1891
Hedley, Mary M.
98 1894
Hefner, Celie
93 1893
Hefner, David
80 1892
Heidrich, Anna Mary Minnie
41
1888
Heidrich, Mary
41
1888
Heim, Nellie
146 1896
Heine, Henry
16 1886
Heine, Mary
18 1886
Heineichs, Lena
55 1890
Heinly, Estella J.
66 1891
Heise, Louise
111
1894
119 1895
Heise, Rosa l.
. 16 1886
Heitman, Warren S.
Helder, Carrie I.
19 1886
Helfich, Edward C.
36 1888
Hellen, Charles
135 1896
Hellstrom, Clara
54 1890
Helm, Jamed D.
80 1892
Hemerle, Lucretia
88 1893
Hemmerle, Bertha
66 1891
Hemming, Bertie
104 1894
Hemminger, Martha
1 1885
Hemphill, Ida (or Nina) L.
44 1889
Hemphill, Margretta C.
30 1887
Hempstead, Henry T.
136 1896
Henden, Carolina
150 1897
Henderson, Eliza
49 1889
Henderson, Eliza
73 1891
Henderson, Ella
108 1894
Henderson, Frank H.
46 1889
Henderson, Grant
90 1893
Henderson, James H., Dr.
150 1897
Henderson, Jennie
114 1895
Henderson, Lizzie M.
94 1893
Henderson, Rachel
150 1897
Hendricks, Lula
77 1892
Hendricks, Merideth S.
56 1890
Henley, Gula E.
58 1890
Hennessey, Katie
103 1894
Hennessey, Stephen
119 1895
Henrichs, Mathilde
140 1896
Henry, Lida V.
105 1894
Henry, Maggie
126 1895
Henry, Paulina A.
150 1897
Henry, Stuart O.
46 1889
Henshaw, Cora V.
53 1890
Henshaw, Mamie E.
115 1895
Henson, Cornelius
46 1889
Hensy, William A.
103 1894
Herd, Isaac
68 1891
Herd, Nancy E.
5 1885
Hergert, Catherine E.
117 1895
Hemal, John R.
26 1887
Herner, Josephine
26 1887
Heming, Catharine M.
88 1893
Heming, Grace E.
86 1893
Heron, Gertie
78 1892
Herr, Emmett l.
90 1893
Herrington, Jesse J.
26 1887
Herrington, Kate D.
17 1886
Herriott, Jeannette C.
100 1894
Herriott, Walter T. B.
68 1891

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Herschel, Bertha
Herschell, Edward J.
Hershey, Isaac l.
Hershfield, Val
Hertzler, Annie M.
Hertzler, Emma
Heshan, Clara L.
Hess, Charles
Hess, Henry H.
Hess, Mary
Hetzel, Park
Heuett, Frank
Heydt, Jessie M.
Heyman, Pauline
Heynen, Henry
Hiatt, Fedore P. H.
Hiatt, Weoie
Hibbard, Sheldon W.
Hickey, Mayo E.
Hickock, F. E.
Hicks, Allen A.
Hicks, Andrew W.
Hicks, Charles E.
Hicks, Ida M.
Hicks, Lizzie
Hicks, Marv
Hicks, Mary C.
Hiddleston, Charles O.
Hiddleston, Edward
Hiesrodt, Birt
Higgins, Charles C.
Hioglns, Della
Higgins, Dollie
Higgins, George E.
HEhfill, Annie L.
Highfill, WiJliam R.
Hiigel, Barbara E.
Hildebrand, E. F.
Hildenbrand, Louisa
Hilderbrand, Garrison
Hilderbrand, Georoe
Hilkey, Adam
Hilkey, Charles
Hilkev, E. J.
Hill Fred P.
Hill, Anna B.
Hill, Carrie
Hill, Clara
Hill, Cora M.
Hill, Cresence
Hill, Elmer J.
Hill, Irena
Hill, Laura E.
Hill, Lola
Hill, Lucy
Hill, Lulu
Hill, Marie Belle
Hill, Marshall
Hill, Marshall H.
HiII,Mary
HiII,NeJlie
Hill, Nellie
Hill, Noah A.
Hill, Oliver
Hill, Oscar E.
Hill, Richard
Hill, Rosanna Minnie
Hill, Rose
Hill, Rufus L.
Hill, Samuel

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NAME
Hill, WilliamC.
Hill, WilliamV.
Hille, Lena
Hilton, Mary S.
Himes, Harvey H.
Hinbon, Frances A.
Hinchman, Olive
Hindman, John C.
Hindman, Lalla
Hindman, Maud
Hindmann, Emma
Hines, Addie J.
Hines, Benjamin F.
Hines, Eva F.
Hines, George
Hines, Josie
Hines, Mary
Hines, Proxie
hines, rebecca
Hines, Sarah Ellen
Hinman, Lotta A.
Hinsey, Blanche
Hinsley, John
Hinton, Martin M.
Hirshland, Solomon
Hirth, John K.
Hislop, Florinda
Hitchcock, Francis M.
Hiter, Martha E.
HKohler, John G.
Hoad, Alvin B.
Hoadley, Eva Marcella
Hoadley, Nellie L.
Hoal!, Emma
Hoage, Georgie
Hobb, Luanna
Hobbs, Anna
Hobbs, Belle
Hobbs, Charles
Hobbs, Evelyn
Hobbs, John
Hobbs, Mary E.
Hobson, Willis
Hock, August
Hockett, Levi
Hodges, Jess T.
Hodges, Martha J.
Hodges, Melissa
Hodges, Nellie M.
Hodson, Louis
Hoelzel, J. Franc
Hoffe, Otto
Hofferkamp, Herman J.
Hoffman, Bertha
Hoffman, Ettie
Hoffman, John D.
Hoffman, Mary A.
Hoffman, Ralph W.
Hoffman, Rosa
Hofmann, Louis
Hogan, Eugene
Hogan, Laura
Hogan, Thomas
Hogg, Gavin T.
Hogg, Thomas A.
Hohler, William H.
Holcom, Maria L.
Holcomb, Cora
Holden, John P.
Holden, Rebecca J.

PAGE YEAR
37 1888
37 1888
97 1894
19 1886
5 1885
35 1888
137 1896
37 1888
67 1891
107 1894
85 1892
151 1897
136 1896
40 1888
37 1888
73 1891
71 1891
119 1895
79 1892
64 1891
85 1892·
115 1895
103 1894
68 1891
17 1886
47 1889
1889
51
5 1885
49 1889
69 1891
37 1888
130 1896 .
32 1887
141 1896
116 1895
51
1889
151 1897
79 1892
17 1886
16 1886
47 1889
137 1896
68 1891
26 1887
90 1893
47 1889
43 1889
29 1887
124 1895
56 1890
151 1897
26 1887
47 1889
151 1897
10 1885
5 1885
30 1887
151 1897
3 1885
26 .1887
56 1890
132 1896
80 1892
103 1894
90 1893
1892
81
99 1894
57 1890
17 1886
95 1893

NAME
Holder, Lulah
Holiday, Joseph A.
Holland, Olivia, Miss
Holliday, Harry C.
Hollins, Jacob
Hollister, Martha J.
Holloday, Ben W.
Holloway, Charles D.
Hollowav, Hattie A.
Holloway, Joseph
Holloway, Margaret D.
Hollowav, Marian D.
Holloway, Scott R.
Hollowell, Amos H.
Hollowell, Charles A.
Holman, James F.
Holmes, Ada
Holmes, Alice
Holmes, Elizabeth
Holmes, Frank F.
Holmes, Mary H.
Holmes, Mollie
Holmes, Otis Halbert
Holsberg, Frank
Holsbery, Celina H.
Holsinger, Charles
HolsinQer, David K.
Holt, Nellie
Holt, William
Holter, Ida E.
Holwick, Cora E.
Holwick, Ettie
Holwick, Frank M.
Hoobler, William A.
Hood, Clara
Hood, Ella May
Hood, GeorQe W.
Hook, Annie M.
Hook, Charles J.
Hook, Emma
Hook, Lilian E., Miss
Hook, Mary E.
Hoolliday, Joseph A.
Hoopes, Colfax
Hoover, Delia
Hoover, John L.
Hope, Edward
Hopkins, Charles B.
Hopkins, Creola
Hopkins, Daniel T.
Hopkins, Ella G.
Hopkins, George Scott
Hopkins, J. C.
Hopkins, Lotta I.
Hopkins, Mary E.
Hopkins, Minnie Ball
Hopkins, Sarah A.
Hopper, Hattie
Hopper, Maggie May
Hopper, Mamie
Hopson, Hiram P.
Horn, thomas J.
Hornby, Robert H.
Horner, D. H.
Hornsby, Luella
Horr, Eva
Horton, Carrie
Hoskins, Paoe
Hoskinson, Emma M.
Hoskinson, George M.

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79 1892
5 1885
85 1892
136 1896
17 1886
. 1 1885
56 1890
90 1893
67 1891
68 1891
77 1892
9 1885
27 1887
151 1897
26 1887
37 1888
151 1897
47 1889
88 1893
17 1886
1887
31
114 1895
136 1896
47 1889
95 1893
56 1890
5 1885
40 1888
90 1893
29 1887
44 1889
55 1890
119 1895
68 1891
141 1896
89 1893
68 1891
151 1897
47 1889
59 1890
127 1895
28 1887
5 1885
80 1892
2 1885
56 1890
136 1896
37 1888
130 1896
27 1887
112 1895
5 1885
68 1891
81
1892
57 1890
151 1897
48 1889
22 1886
58 1890
95 1893
27 1887
119 1895
27 1887
68 1891
30 1887
95 1893
124 1895
68 1891
4 1885
17 1886

NAME
Hoskinson, Nellie W.
Hostetter, Grace
Hotze, Warner
Houk, Mary
Houk, Sarah L.
House, James B.
House, Margaret
House, Mary
House, Mary
House, Ollie W.
House, Rachel
Housel, Hattie E.
Houser, J. Otto
Houseworth, John W.
Houston, Edward W.
Hout, Emma Olive
Hout, John H.
Hout, Mary E.
Hout, Omena
Houx, Frances
Houx, Georoe
Houx, Lewis
Howard, Amanda B.
Howard, Carrie Agnes
Howard, Cassius J.
Howard, Ellen
Howard, Evaline
Howard, Jemima
Howard, Mvrtle
Howard, Sarah I.
Howard, Zora
Howe, Daniel M.
Howe, Eva F.
Howe, Walter L.
Howell, Anza F.
Howell, George W.
Howell, hannah
Howell, Jessie K.
Howell, Lewis, Jr.
Howell, Lizzie
Howes, Mamie C.
Howsley, William M.
Hoyt, Genevieve
Hubbel, Florilla E.
Hubbel. Berton M.
Hubbell, Ella
Hucker, William H.
Hudoins, Dora
Hudson, Claude
Hudson, George Athlean
Hudson, Hattie
Hudson, Melissa A.
Hudsonpellar, Mary E.
Huff, Ida M.
Huff, Martha
Huff, Minnie R.
Huff, Valerie
Huffman, Laura
Hufford, Millie
Huggard, Catherine S.
Hughes, Benjamin
Hughes, Ella R.
Huohes, Hannah
Hughes, James
Hughes, Milton A.
Hughes, Squire N.
Hughes, Thomas J.
Huohes, William R.
Huohlett, Lewis N.
Hughs, Joseph S.

PAGE YEAR
151 1897
99 1894
17 1886
18 1886
80 1892
56 1890
47 1889
25 1887
23 1887
105 1894
70 1891
54 1890
4 1885
5 1885
47 1889
18 1886
90 1893
89 1893
57 1890
9 1885
119 1895
17 1886
151 1897
109 1894
90 1893
68 1891
112 1895
116 1895
151 1897
90 1893
88 1893
5 1885
63 1891
47 1889
38 1888
37 1888
51
1889
133 1896
80 1892
6 1885
32 1887
37 1888
65 1891
49 1889
47 1889
55 1890
37 1888
6 1885
80 1892
136 1896
3 1885
27 1887
133 1896
77 1892
121 1895
33 1888
4 1885
127 1895
151 1897
39 1888
103 1894
93 1893
10 1885
103 1894
56 1890
17 1886
56 1890
17 1886
17 1886
90 1893

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NAME
PAGE YEAR
133 1896
Hulbert, Mary
2 1885
Hulick, Jennie P.
29 1887
Hull, Jennie R.
103 1894
Hull, Winfield S.
103 1894
Hullett, Claude E.
7 1.885
Hullmann, Cathriene
7 1885
Hullmann, Katharina
57 1890
Hultz, John H.
151 1897
Hultz, William
Humbert, Elias
5 1885
1888
41
Humbert, Ida M.
130 1896
Humbert, Lela
16 1886
Humbert, Minnie
47 1889
Humbert, William A.
90 1893
Humbert, William L.
1891
71
Hummer, Mary
HUITlPhrey, Anna
33 1888
31 '1887
Humphrey, Mamie J.
Hunsinger, Peter
136 1896
Hunt, Freeman G.
151 1897
86 1893
Hunt, Lillian
Hunt, thomas W.
68 1891
1886
21
Hunter, Alice M.
60 1890
Hunter, Ella R.
1893
Hunter, Frances Wood
91
Hunter, Frank P.
103 1894
Hunter, John W.
90 1893
Hunter, Mary E., Miss
17 1886
72 1891
Hunter, Nellie
Hunter, Parlee
36 1888
Hunter, Willard
17 1886
1897
Huntsman, Harriet M.
151
Hunzicker, John
17 1886
Hurd, Geor ge R.
68 1891
Hurd, William I.
27 1887
Hurst, Charles W.
37 1888
Huson, John B.
27 1887
Hussey, Philip
90 1893
Husted, Alice O.
107 1894
Husted, Rachel
32 1887
Huston, Mollie S.
86 1893
Hutcheson, Andrew J.
5 1885
Hutcheson, J. R.
80 1892
Hutcheson, Marion F.
57 1890
Hutchings, Josephine Eliz.
65 1891
Hutchins, James R.
37 1888
Hutchinson, Viola
125 1895
Hutchison, Grace
115 1895
Hutson, Annie l.
63 1891
Hutt, John E.
90 1893
Hyatt, N. P.
68 1891
Hyatt, William I.
5 1885
Hyde, Ella
49 1889
Hyde, Laura B.
1888
41
Hyland, Herbert
151
1897
Hyland, J. M.
68 1891
Hyman, Luther T.
47 1889
Hyre, Charles W.
37 1888
Hyre, Daniel
37 1888
Hyre, Henry T.
47 1889
Hyre,John W.
17 1886
Ice, Ettie
29 1887
Ice, George A.
103 1894
Ice, James R.
90 1893
Ice, Jennie
72 1891
Ice, Mary C.
144 1896
Ice, Mary E.
89 1893
Ice, William T.
57 1890
Iliff, James G.
37 1888
Ingalls, Robert F.
136 1896

NAME
Ingham, William V.
Ingle, John W.
Ingle, Rosanna
Ingraham, Loretta F.
Ingram, John
Innes, Janet Nairn
Ironside, Margaret
Irvig, Charles F.
Irvig, Maggie, Miss
Irvin, Hannibal
Irving, Alice V.
Irving, George W.
Irwin, Eliza Ellen
Irwin, John A.
Iry?, Clary A.
luillen, Lydia l.
Ives, Sarah V.
Jack, Sylvia N.
Jacke, Rebecca E.
Jackson, Addie
Jackson, Alice
Jackson, Archibald
Jackson, Beatrice
Jackson, Carrie
Jackson, Charles E.
Jackson, David
Jackson, Henry·
Jackson, Henry S.
Jackson, Jacob
Jackson,John
Jackson, Lida
Jackson, Lilburn
Jackson, Louise
Jackson, Lucinda
Jackson, Mary
Jackson, Mary A.
Jackson, Mary E.
Jackson, Mary L.
Jackson, Rachel
Jackson, Rosa
Jackson, William
Jacobs, Bertha
Jacobs,JosephN.
Jacobs, William T.
Jaedicke, Agnes
Jaedicke, Francis
Jahnicken, Louisa
Jamann, Louise
James, Allen
James, Alma A.
James, Charles A.
James, Francis M.
James, George G.
James, Gertrude E.
James, Hundy
James, Maria E.
James, Mary
Jameson, Hugh
Jamison, Annie
Jamison, Hugh
Jarboe, James W.
Jardon, Julia A.
Jardon, Victoria
Jarret, John W.
JaYQuash, William
Jehle, John
Jenkins, Addie
Jenkins, Annie
Jenkins, Charles
Jenkins, Electa J.

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136 1896
136 1896
50 1889
19 1886
5 1885
131
1896
27 1887
151
1897
145 1896
37 1888
93 1893
47 1889
84 1892
5 1885
151
1897
5 1885
126 1895
59 1890
31
1887
63 1891
145 1896
90 1893
125 1895
118 1895
136 1896
57 1890
17 1886
57 1890
37 1888
68 1891
77 1892
120 1895
21
1886
37 1888
27 1887
127 1895
141
1896
59 1890
17 1886
53 1890
120 1895
74 1891
90 1893
120 1895
79 1892
5 1885
121
1895
29 1887
17 1886
104 1894
90 1893
47 1889
103 1894
94 1893
136 1896
46 1889
131
1896
27 1887
37 1888
151
1897
5 1885
25 1887
87 1893
80 1892
37 1888
47 1889
71
1891
42 1888
47 1889
90 1893

NAME
Jenkins, Inez
Jenkins, Jane
Jenkins, Mary
Jenkins, Mary
Jenniess, Fred H.
Jennings, Bellinda T.
Jennings, He"-IY
JenniQas, Mary
Jennings, Rose
Jennings, Walter
Jenson, Dora, Miss
Jespersen, Julius
Jesstm, Charles
Jessup, John VanDuzer
Jewett, Abbie E.
Jewett, Burt C.
Jewett, Charles W.
Jewett, Colonel E.
Jewett, Samuel S.
Johanning, Mary
Johanning, Sophia
Johnes, Carrie
Johns, Emily M.
Johns, Grace, Miss
Johns, Rosa J.
Johnson, Ada A.
. Johnson, Adaline R.
Johnson, Addison J.
Johnson, Andrew
Johnson, Andrew F.
Johnson, Annie
Johnson, Annie E.
Johnson, Carrie
Johnson, Charles A.
Johnson, Charles A.
Johnson, Cora B.
Johnson, Crary P.
Johnson, E. J.
Johnson, Erwin
Johnson, Frank
Johnson, Frank B.
Johnson, Frank W.
Johnson, Harriett C.
Johnson, Hattie
Johnson, He'!l}'
Johnson, Herbert H.
Johnson, Hoclman O.
Johnson, Isaac
Johnson, Isaac
Johnson, Jennie F., Miss
Johnson, John
Johnson,John
Johnson, John A.
Johnson, John A.
Johnson, John F.
Johnson, Lenora
Johnson, Lincoln
Johnson, Louis
Johnson, Louisa
Johnson, Mamie B.
Johnson, Mary E.
Johnson, Mary E.
Johnson, Matilda
Johnson, Mattie
Johnson, Maud
Johnson, Minnie F.
Johnson, Minnie R.
Johnson, Nellie
Johnson, Newton C.
Johnson, Nora F.

PAGE YEAR
139 1896
128 1895
10 1885
128 1895
5 1885
3 1885
120 1895
74 1891
1893
91
27 1887
29 1887
47 1889
103 1894
80 1892
36 1888
151 1897
120 1895
120 1895
120 1895
24 1887
84 1892
101 1894
1897
151
143 1896
1897
151
64 1891
17 . 1886
47 1889
68 1891
80 1892
67 1891
52 1889
65 1891
47 1889
90 1893
65 1891
69 1891
90 1893
69 1891
37 1888
151
1897
151
1897
42 1888
137 1896
47 1889
151
1897
17 1886
5 1885
103 1894
75 1891
5 1885
47 1889
47 1889
1897
151
80 1892
93 1893
27 1887
151 1897
63 1891
64 1891
14 1886
22 1886
49 1889
111 1894
83 1892
124 1895
110 1894
24 1887
47 1889
83 1892

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Johnson, Ora P.
Johnson, Samuel H.
Johnson, Sarah E.
Johnson, Thomas
Johnson, Thomas H.
Johnson, Vincent
Johnson, Virginia
Johnson, William
Johnson, William H.
Johnston, Ella M.
Jones, Aden W.
Jones, Anna
Jones, BertE
Jones, Bertie
Jones, Blanche
Jones, C. Arlene
Jones, Celestia E.
Jones, Celia A.
Jones, Charles
Jones, Clarence
Jones, David l.
Jones, David R.
Jones, Edith May
Jones, Edward
Jones, Ella
Jones,Etta
Jones, Eva M.
Jones, George S.
Jones, Geo~e W.
Jones, Hattie (or Cattie)
Jones, Henry R.
Jones, J. J.
Jones, J. L.
Jones, James E.
Jones, Jesse L.
Jones, John
Jones, John D.
Jones, Josiah W.
Jones, Lucy Anna
Jones, Luella J.
Jones, Lula
Jones, Lydia
Jones, Margaret M.
Jones, Mary
Jones, Ma~ K., Mrs.
Jones, MaryK, Mrs.
Jones, Mathew F.
Jones. Maude E.
Jones. Nancy. Miss
Jones. Rhoda
Jones. Thomas H. S.
Jones. Will T.
Jones, William H.
Joraschky. August
Jordan, Edgar S.
Jordan. Martin J.
Jordan, P. J.
Jorden. James W.
Jordon. Robert
Joseph. Dollie P.
Joy, Alfred
Joy. Amelia
Joy, Hattie E.
Joy. Helen E.
Joy. Lois A.
Joy. May
Joy. Nelson T.
Joy. William
Joyne. William F.
Jucly. Hannah B.

PAGE YEAR
151 1897
17 1886
29 1887
47 1889
57 1890
37 1888
96 1893
37 1888
5 1885
18 1886
27 1887
111 1894
120 1895
151 1897
119 1895
88 1893
11 1885
68 1891
80 1892
80 1892
37 1888
37 1888
151 1897
47 1889
57 1890
151 1897
90 1893
57 1890
103 1894
85 1892
37 1888
80 1892
69 1891
69 1891
103 1894
17 1886
120 1895
104 1894
98 1894
110 1894
13 1886
151 1897
90 1893
88 1893
16 1886
50 1889
27 1887
108 1894
18 1886
6 1885
47 1889
17 1886
17 1886
69 1891
27 1887
37 1888
1892
81
137 1896
151 1897
137 1896
137 1896
7 1885
124 1895
54 1890
18 1886
100 1894
37 1888
69 1891
90 1893
89 1893

NAME
Judy. May F.
Kach.Bertha
Kaegi. Henry
Kahn. Anna
Kahn. Antonie
Kahn. Minnie
Kahn, Minnie
Kaho. Harry H.
Kaiser, Catherine
Kaiser. Charles
Kaiser, Christian J.
Kaiser, Minnie
Kaizer. Ruthie
Kampschroder, Lizzie
Kane, Henry l.
Kane, Mary Abbie
Kapp. Laura May
Kapp, Mary A.
Karnes, Josephine
Karnes, McKissick H.
Karnes. Rachel
Karns, Levi H.
Kasinger, James A.
Kasold, Albert G.
Kasold, Paul A.
Kassold. William K.
Katherman. Amanda
Katherman. Annie E.
Katherman, David N.
Katherman. Fannie
Kaub.Joseph
Kaufman. Dollie
Kavanaugh. Agnes
Kavanaugh, Julia
Kearney, James R.
Keefe, Edmond T.
Keefe, Mary E.
Keenan, Daisey
Keener, Ida
Keeny, Edward
Keesler, Charles J.
Keezel, Virainia
Kehler. Lizzie
Keifer, Lyman B.
Keigl, Fritz
Keihl, Fritz
Keith, George
. Keith. Green
Kellermann, Carrie
Kelley. Laura J.
Kelley. William E.
Kellogg, Fred H.
Kelsey. Agnes
Kelsey, Carrie B.
Kelso, Clarence Z.
Kely, Louisa
Kemberling, Effir
Kemmerling, Ella
Kemmerling, Linnie H.
Kemp, Ella
Kendall, Aguila C.
Kendall, Laura J.
Kennedy, Belle M.
Kennedy, David G., Jr.
Kennedy, Effie N.
Kennedy, Elizabeth, Mrs.
Kennedy, Ella A.
Kennedy, Eva L.
Kennedy, Frank
Kennedy. Harvey l.

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68 1891
86 1893
5 1885
70 1891
81
1892
81 1892
126 1895
90 1893
26 1887
1892
81
37 1888
60 1890
151 1897
46 1889
137 1896
51 1889
86 1893
126 . 1895
3 1885
57 1890
1 1885
151 1897
57 1890
38 1888
17 1886
120 1895
48 1889
15 1886
151 1897
74 1891
5 1885
151 1897
10 1885
151 1897
104 1894
151 1897
92 1893
54 1890
10 1885
69 1891
5 1885
3 1885
52 1889
17 1886
120 1895
120 1895
120 1895
81 1892
85 1892
51 1889
17 1886
69 1891
70 1891
13 1886
151 1897
142 1896
143 1896
98 1894
94 1893
91 1893
27 1887
34 1888
70 1891
137 1896
151 1897
51 1889
23 1887
9 1885
57 1890
137 1896

NAME
Kennedy, Howard M.
Kennedy, Jennie H. A.
Kennedy. Lucy l.
Kennedy. Marie
Kennedy. Mollie M.
Kennedy, Nancy
Kennedy, Walter C.
Kenyon, Annie Laurie
Kenvon, James Darlington
Kenyon, Luch
Keough. Francis
Kern, Edward E. "Lair"
Kesler, David
Kesler, SaraHiidenbrandt,
Kesley, Sadie E.
Kester, Thomas S.
Kesting, Henry
Ketels, Augusta
Ketels, Carl
Ketels, Hugo F.
Ketels, julius
KeY,Hannah
Key, John W.
Keys, Emma J.
Keys, Sarah
Kief, Mary/.
Kiles, Charles A.
Kilworth, Cora C.
Kilworth, John L.
KilworthY,lsaac W.
Kimball, Cora L.
Kimball, George
Kimball, Roby
Kimberlina, Mary
Kimble, Clara M.
Kimbrouah, Bert
Kimmel, David
Kimmel, Milton D.
Kimp, Pearly
Kincaid, GeorQla A.
Kindel 7, Mary F.
Kinderbatter, Hernv C.
Kino, Alice
Kina, Charles Ervin
King. Claude
Kina, Ella
King, Ella
Kina, John C.
Kina, Joseoh
King. Lulu
Kina, Polly K.
King, Stanford
Kino, Udah S.
Kingsmore, Ellen, Mrs.
Kinne, Ezra P.
Kinnear. William S.
Kinsey, B. F.
Kinsey. Ebinezer A.
Kinsey, Katie
Kinzey, Ebinezer A.
Kinzie, Alice F.
Kinzie, William A.
Kirchner, Lillie
Kirkman. Jonathan L.
Kirkpatrick, Edith
Kirkpatrick, Merritt M.
Kisler, Elmyra
Kisure, Alice
Kitchen, L. J.
Kitchin, L. J.

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137 1896
78 1892
54 1890
137 1896
118 1895
44 1889
90 1893
95 1893
69 1891
47 1889
27 1887
57 1890
69 1891
1 1885
50 1889
17 1886
17 1886
31 1887
81 1892
104 1894
18 1886
119 1895
18 1886
58 . 1890
14 1886
135 1896
137 1896
7 1885
120 1895
151 1897
139 1896
137 1896
91 1893
66 1891
101 1894
137 1896
120 1895
18 1886
151 1897
1 1885
151 1897
27 1887
60 1890
121 1895
69 1891
83 1892
117 1895
121 1895
104 1894
117 1895
78 1892
121 1895
104 1894
81
1892
38 1888
18 1886
81
1892
47 1889
13 1886
47 1889
24 1887
91
1893
46 1889
27 1887
102 1894
38 1888
44 1889
82 1892
85 1892
85 1892

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Kitzmiller, J. E.
Klaas, Minnie
Klaus, Angela K.
Klavs, Mary
Klee, Augusta
Klein, Calvin E.
Klein, Christ
Kling, Sarah J.
Klussmeyer, Anna Paulina
Knaack, Anna
Knabe, George M.
Knap, Albert F.
Knight, Clarence l.
Knight, EI;izabeth J.
Knight, Samuel D.
Knight, Susan N.
Knighten, Annie l.
Knisley?, Harry O.
Knock, John F.
Knox, Earl D.
Knsepfel, Ernest G.
Knudsen, Mary
Knuehl, Anna M.
Koch, Augusta
Koehler, john E.
Koehler, Josephine E.
Koehler, Mary
Koehring, Lydia Elisa
Koelsch, Emma
Koentz, W.
Koerner, Bertha Agnes
Koerner, Henry
Kohler, Andrew J.
Koofer, Harry E.
Kosanke, Herman
Koltich, Wilhelm
Kozebeer, Albert P.
Kramer, Paulina E.
Kratzberg, Joseph
Kraus, Ernest W.
Kraybill, Jessie N.
Kronmeyer, Lewis l.
Krouse, Emma
Krouse, Herman M.
Krueger, Hermann
Kumler, George V.
Kunkel, Lizzie H.
Kunkel, Robert M.
Kunkle, John
Kunkle, John J.
Kuntze, Charles H.
Kurtz, Annie
Kurtz, Charles F.
Kurtz, Emma M.
Kyle, Benjamin
Kyle, Charlotte A.
~e, James
Kyle, James
LaBarririe, Julia Z.
Lacefield, Henry C.
Lackard, Samuel H.
Lacock, Jennie S.
LaCroix, May
Lago, Adele l.
Lahrmann, Sophia l.
Lamb, Alex W.
Lamb, Maud E.
Lamb, Mildie
Lamb, Polina E.
Lamborn, Anna l.

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69
93
72

136
5
104
5
41
13
36
104
104
151
69
91
50
102
151
81
151
38
108
106
151
104
45
9
132
112
81
109
104
81
57
69
81
151
54

104
5
151
81
116
152
38
152
59
152
27
152
152
152
104
109
5
137
38
137
103
38
91
90
41
57
42
121
114
82
78
132

1891
1893
1891
1896
1885
1894
1885
1888
1886
1888
1894
1894
1897
1891
1893
1889
1894
1897
1892
1897
. 1888
1894
1894
1897
1894
1889
1885
1896
1895
1892
1894
1894
1892
1890
1891
1892
1897
1890
1894
1885
1897
1892
1895
1897
1888
1897
1890
1897
1887
1897
1897
1897
1894
1894
1885
1896
1888
1896
1894
1888
1893
1893
1888
1890
1888
1895
1895
1892
1892
1896

NAME
Lamborn, Charles L.
Lamphear, Charles Henry
Lander, Edmund J.
Lander, John
Lander, Louisa A.
Landis, Elmer S.
Landis, Hugh G.
Landis, Rose
Landon, William
Landon, William L.
Landrum, Samuel H.
Landsdown, Sarah F.
Landsdowne, J. F.
Lane, Julia A.
Lane, Mamie
Lane, William
Lange, August
Langley, James S.
Langley, William
Langner, Freidrich
Langston, Desaline W.
Langston, Nathaniel T.
Lanham, Linnie B.
Lansdown, Emma N.
Lansdown, Zachary
Lansdowne, Charily E.
Laptad, Opal A ..
Largent, Ira E.
Largent, Julia Ann
Largent, Laura E.
Largent, William T.
Larimer, Hugh D.
Larish, Myra N.
Laroe, Emma J.
Laroe, Emma J.
Larson, Albin
Larson, Anna
Lary, Carry L.
Laslett, Fredinand C.
Lasswell. Edward W.
Lathrop, Abbie l.
Lauber, Mary
Laudahl, Anna
Lauderback, A. V.
Lavery, Nellie E.
Lavo, Clara
Lawrence, jennie R.
Lawrence, Johiel C.
Lawrence, May
Lawrence, Stella
Laws, Charles
Laws, Charles
Lawson, Clara
Lawson, Emma S.
Lawson, J. Spencer
Lawson, James
Lawson, Maggie
Lawson, Margaret
Lawson, Mary A.
Lawson, Nelo
Layman, Charles E.
Lea, Belinda
Leacher, William A.
Leake, Charles W.
Leamer, Coates W.
Leamer, Ella
Leamer, Harry G.
Leamer, Mary M.
lear, mary
Learnard, Shalor E.

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152 1897
104 1894
69 1891
38 1888
22 1886
91 1893
121 1895
152 1897
69 1891
152 1897
121 1895
59 1890
69 1891
54 1890
107 1894
47 1889
57 1890
152 1897
91 1893
38 1888
6 1885
91 1893
131 1896
16 1886
152 1897
29 1887
90 1893
47 1889
75 1891
48 1889
57 1890
38 1888
104 1894
78 1892
77 1892
69 1891
107 1894
117 1895
57 1890
81 1892
39 1888
51 1889
80 1892
81 1892
19 1886
16 1886
12 1886
18 1886
152 1897
70 1891
81 1892
121 1895
82 1892
79 1892
91 1893
6 1885
107 1894
19 1886
69 1891
152 1897
69 1891
76 1891
137 1896
57 1890
70 1891
113 1895
121 1895
108 1894
45 1889
91 1893

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NAME
137 1896
Learnard, Tracv
Leavitt, David C.
18 1886
Leckron, Charles H.
152 1897
Leckron, Laura E.
152 1897
Lee, Alexander
6 1885
Lee, Andrew
6 1885
131 1896
Lee, Bonnie T.
Lee, James F.
121 1895
Lee, John H.
6 1885
137 1896
Lee, John H.
Lee, Julia
6 1885
61 1890
Lee, Lizzie B.
Lee, Maggie A.
60 1890
112 1895
Lee, Sarah
131 1896
Lee, Sarah A.
Leeman, Benj.
152 1897
38 1888
leeman, Lewis
Leeman, Mary
67 1891
Leger, James
48 1889
Lehew, Ben A.
121 1895
Lehman, Fred Charles John
57 1890
Lehmann, Augusta
34 1888
Leidebero, Esther N.
90 1893' .
Leipper, Jemima
30 1887
Leis, Flora J.
82 1892
Leis, William E.
57 1890
Leisher, Henrietta J.
37 1888
Lemon, Bradley W.
121 1895
Lemon, Edward S.
137 1896
Lemon, Irena I.
29 1887
Lemon, Lettie
80 1892
Lendrom, Phebe
8 1885
Lentz, Caroline
59 1890
Lentz, Matilda
152 1897
leonard, Fred H.
18 1886
leonard, Maud E.
69 1891
Leonard, Oscar P.
38 1888
Leonhard, Lizzie
144 1896
LeoPOld, HarvevR.
104 1894
LePage, Nellie E.
23 1887
lepper, Samuel W.
137 1896
Lerch, Jared F.
27 1887
LeSeur, owen C.
38 1888
Lesley, Belle
89 1893
Leslie, Mable l. J.
126 1895
Leslie, William
18 1886
lesser, John
38 1M8
Lesser, Mary
51 1889
Letcher, Albert C.
104 1894
letcher, Arthur l.
138 1896
Letcher, Fannie
83 1892
letcher, Grant
104 1894
letcher, Julia A. H.
42 1888
leverton, Effie May
103 1894
levett, Walter W.
38 1888
Levy, Fannie, Miss
17 1886
Lewis, Albert A.
104 1894 .
Lewis, Benjamin E.
138 1896
Lewis, Carrie I.
24 1887
Lewis, Charles
104 1894
Lewis, Cora
33 1888
Lewis, Deniewaiter
48 1889
Lewis, Ella
89 1893
Lewis, Emma A.
17 1886
Lewis, Frank P.
81 1892
Lewis, Georoe W.
27 1887
Lewis, Hannah J.
8 1885
Lewis, Isabella
85 1892
Lewis, James W.
38 1888
Lewis, Maggie
114 1895

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Lewis, Martha
Lewis, Mary E.
Lewis, Mary K.
Lewis, Ollie M.
Lewis, Richard H.
Lewis, William
Lichtfield, Anne L.
Lichtfield, Emma
Lichtfield, Josie A.
Liechtfield, Emma
Lieshner, Oscar
Liggett, Ida L.
Liggett, Jennie
Liggett, Lug E.
Limans, Mary
Limbacker, Gertrude F.
Limerick, George W.
liming, Lizzie
Liming. Matilda I.
Liming, Mollie J.
Lincoln, Joseph T.
Lind, Emma Elizabeth
Lind, Jennie
Lind, Samuel
Lindburg, Lotten
Linden, Bird
Linder, Emma D.
Lindley, Corydon E.
Lindley, Edward A.
Lindley, Lelia C.
Lippy, Ada F.
Lipsey, Harry L.
Lischner, August
Litchfield, Gertie E.
Littell, Mary A.
Livingston, Effie A.
Lodter, Fred
Loehr, Elmon J.
Logan, Cordelia
Logan, Emily
Logan, Fred D.
Logan, Gertrude
Logan, Nora
Logan, Orville M.
Lohe, Katie
Lohr, Cora A.
Long, Elizabeth
Long, Grant
Long, James K.
Long, Katie
Long, Maggie
Long, Mary E.
Long, Thomas O.
Longanecker, Charles E.
Longanecker, Maurice E.
Longfellow, Daniel O.
Longfellow, William L.
Loring, Samuel G.
Losh, Charles L.
Lothholz, Minnie
Lothholz, William
Lotz, Adolph, Jr.
Lotz, Anna
Lotz, Anna
Lotz, Theo. J.
Louderback, Ella A.
Lough, Samuel A.
Louk, William F.
Love, Agnes Gilmour
Love, Isabella M.

PAGE YEAR
49 1889
17 1886
23 1887
26 1887
91
1893
1892
81
152 1897
26 1887
38 1888
26 1887
121 1895
152 1897
66 1891
9 1885
152 1897
152 1897
48 1889
84 1892
80 1892
5 1885
27 1887
74 1891
118 1895
91
1893
40 1888
144 1896
128 1895
70 1891
6 1885
107 1894
35 1888
138 1896
27 1887
19 1886
35 1888
35 1888
70 1891
18 1886
68 1891
152 1897
152 1897
152 1'897
106 1894
144 1896
83 1892
12 1886
42 1888
152 1897
70 1891
100 1894
39 1888
55 1890
48 1889
18 1886
70 1891
48 1889
91
1893
138 1896
104 1894
33 1888
6 1885
104 1894
46 1889
55 1890
138 1896
92 1893
105 1894
18 1886
88 1893
49 1889

NAME
Love, James H.
Love, Margaret B.
Love, Mollie
Lowe, Alice L.
Lowe, Jennie B.
Lowe, William H.
Lowing, Albert E.
Lowry, George
Lowry, Katie
Lowry; London
Lucas, Anna C.
Luckan, Anna
Luckan, Otto
Ludwig, John C.
Lugton, Cornelia F.
Lukan, Paul
Lumen, Maggie
Lush, Katie
Luther, Arthur A.
Lutz, Anna
Lutz, John
Lutz, Louis
Lutz, Minnie D.
Lux, George F.
Luzins, Peter Joseph
Lyman, George W.
Lyon, Joseph E.,
Lyon, Josephine
Lyons, Charles H.
Lyons, Mary E.
Lyons, Mary E.
Lysinger, Lincoln
Lytle, W. H.
MacDonald, William
Mack, Charles
Mack, Lida, Miss
Mack, MinUe
Mackesy, Florence C.
Mac}', Charles S.
Macy, Herbert C.
Macy, Lulie Edna
Macy, Pearle
Madden, Dora
Madden, Edward
Maddern, Thomas E.
Madel, Joseph
Madl, Lena
Madl, Matilda
Madl, Theresa
Madson, John
Magers, Mellie
Magers, Peter
Maggio, Sebastian A.
Maichel, Joseph C.
Maier, Maria
Main, Henry J,
Major, E. L.
Mallison, Lola E.
Mallison, Nellie G.
Malmberg, August
Maloney, John
Malory, Flora M.
Manahan, Enos J.
Mangelsdorf, August
Manley, D. D.
Manley, Mary
Mann, Gracie
Mann, Rose M.
Mann, William W.
Mannix, Kittie E.

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27 1887
141 1896
76 1891
65 1891
118 1895
'27 1887
1895
121
138 1896
43 1889
138 1896
25 1887
1892
81
70 1891
138 1896
28 1887
1892
81
1889
51
47 1889
152 1897
98 1894
152 1897
38 1888
16 1886
105 1894
70 1891
38 1888
18 1886
78 1892
1892
81
152 1897
152 1897
38 1888
1892
81
27 1887
57 1890
33 1888
104 1894
15 1886
6 1885
105 1894
23 1887
58 1890
95 1893
121 1895
105 1894
152 1897
152 1897
108 1894
94 1893
48 1889
90 1893
105 1894
122 1895
105 1894
26 1887
28 1887
81
1892
46 1889
36 1888
70 1891
122 1895
113 1895
105 1894
81
1892
81
1892
83 1892
152 1897
100 1894
91
1893
19 1886

NAME
PAGE
Mansfield, Harry S.
6
57
Mansfield, John W.
Mansfield, Maude E.
25
Manter, Walter H.
122
152
Maple, Amos Colius
Maple, Lewis
138
94
Marble, Lena A.
66
March, Anna E.
6
March, William F.
74
Marcks, Lovie E.
Marfilius, Anna Christine
36
Margason, Mary E.
61
74
Markes, Lovie E.
Markley, George W.
6
17
Markley, Mary J.
Marks, Arthur L.
105
41
Marks, Carrie S.
Marks, Rose
6
Marley, Magie J., Miss
100
Marlow, Eliza A.
78
Mar9uart, Oscar M.
18
Marriott, William
152
Marsh, Stephen C.
28
Marshale, Laura
152
91
Marshall, Addison E.
Marshall, Albert A.
91
Marshall, Allie
152
70
Marshall, Delbert A.
71
Marshall, Elizabeth J.
Marshall, Frederick
81
Marshall, Grace
127
Marshall, Ida
152
Marshall, James C.
138
Marshall, James H.
57
Marshall, John M.
70
Marshall, Julia
81
Marshall, L. B.
70
Marshall, Lizzie A.
72
Marshall, Mae Louisa, Miss
126
Marshall, Osie L.
152
Marshall, Samuel C., Jr.
48
Marshall, Theodore l.
105
Marshall, Walter A.
138
Marshall, William A.
122
Martin, Alice
130
Martin, Alvin E.
57
Martin, Benjamin F.
138
Martin, Charles A.
122
Martin, Charles E.
81
Martin, Charlotte C.
88
Martin, Cora B.
90
Martin, Dorindia
13
Martin, Eamsy?
152
Martin, Edna S.
129
Martin, Effie R.
82
Martin, Emma
10
Martin, Etta
78
Martin, Eva
79
Martin, George
6
Martin, George W.
57
Martin, Hallie J., Miss
66
Martin, Henry A.
57
Martin, Henry, Jr.
18
Martin, James F.
91
Martin, John
18
Martin, John P.
91
Martin, Josephine
138
Martin, Laura
152
Martin, Nora E,
15
Martin, Rosie E.
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PAGE YEAR
NAME
81 1892
Martin, S. D.
50 1889
Martin, Susan O.
18 1886
Martin, William F.
6 1885
Martin, William S.
152 1897
Martin. Wilson
68 1891
Marvin. Maria
51 1889
Marvin. Mina Elizabeth
70 1891
Marx. David
37 1888
Mason. Ella l.
105 1894
Mason. Ernest G.
122 1895
Mason. Nelson
69 1891
Masted. Maud
152 1897
Masterson. Jennie M.
91 1893
Mastin. Edward W.
Mather. Luella
39 1888
31 1887
Mathers. Nannie J.
65 1891
Mathews. Belle
70 1891
Mathews. Charles J.
97 1894
Mathews. Dora H.
24 1887
Mathews, Emma J.
6 1885
Mathews, Francis M.
Mathews. Francis M.
38 1888
Mathews, hattie
55 1890
Mathews. Jennie
29 1887
Mathews. Myrtle Y.
42 1888
36 1888
Mathews, Sarah S.
Mathews. William T.
38 1888
Malile. William
105 1894
57 1890
Matthews. Caswell S.
Matthews. Clara E.
112 1895
Mauritzsen. Johanna
47 1889
152 1897
Maxstead. Jessie
Maxted. William G.
58 1890
Maxwell. Ellen B.
97 1894
Maxwell. George W.
122 1895
Maxwell. Trenck. J.
28 1887
May, Sallie Jane
134 1896
Mayberry. William R.
38 1888
Mayes, Mary
88 1893
Mayes. Wilmer B.
91 1893
Mayhew, Nancie M.
152 1897
Mayhood. Rilla M.
152 1897
McAliaster. Myra
87 1893
McAnali. Hannah
88 1893
McArdle. James
139 1896
McArthur. Katie
18 1886
McBriar, Lizzie
114 1895
McBride. Bernatt J.
18 1886
McBride. Jessie
73 1891
McCab, Bridget E.
38 1888
McCabe. James F.
48 1889
McCabria, John
91 1893
McCage, Nellie R.
14 1886
McCage. Ollie
106 1894
McCague. Harriet A.
69 1891
McCall, David T.
28 1887
McCall. H. l., Mrs.
81 1892
McCall. Rosaltha
17 1886
McCall. William M.
139 1896
McCandless, Kate B., Miss
19 1886
McCann. William C.
6 1885
McCarter, Etta
145 1896
McCarthy. Mary Ellen
63 1891
McCarty. Agnes
142 1896
McClanahan. F. A.
81 1892
McClanahan, James A.
152 1897
McClanahan, Mary E.
90 1893
McClellan. Addie W.
107 1894
McClellan. Gertie
74 1891
McClung, Lizzie
22 1886

NAME
PAGE
105
McClure, Benjamin W.
81
McClure, David Arteuis
123
McClure. George J.
82
McClure. Herbert
48
McClure. Isaac
. 91
McClure, Isaac S.
105
McClure. James
74
McClure. Marguerite St. Cia
McClure, Nannie M.
32
38
McClure. Orville
75
McCoin. Ada J .• Miss
21
McConkey. Hannah M.
6
McConnell. David T.
McConnell. John
70
142
McCord, Mary
6
McCorkhili. Francis K.
McCormick, Ella
92
McCormick, Lewis
18
McCormick, Lizzie B., Miss
19
McCormick, Mary E.
45
McCoy, Adah B.
124
McCoy, Frank
70
McCoy, Justus B.
38
McCoy, Mertrie Bell
56
McCracken, Annie
74
McCreath, D. H.
70
McCreath, Melinda Jane
9
McCreight, Marlin S.
105
McCroy, Aliena May
152
McCullough. Ann
15
McCullough, Grace
116
McCullough, R. E.
82
McCurdy, John L.
139
McCurdy, Lyman A.
91
McCurdy. Mella M.
137
McCurdy, Samuel A.
18
McCurdy, Walter S.
18
McDaniel, Harry W.
139
McDonald John
18
McDonald, E. J.
82
McDonald, H. l., Mrs.
81
McDonald, Werter ?
152
McElroy, William
39
McFadden, Mary Leone
34
McFarland, Edna D.
49
McFarland. Eliza J.
21
McFarland, Harriet S.
38
McFarland, Lizzie E.
44
McFarland, Mary V.
2
McFarland, Mattie B.
26
McFarland, william G.
70
McFarlane, Albert
39
McFarlane, Albert
48
McFarlane, B. W.
82
McGee. Carla
3
McGee, Minnie M.
44
McGee, Thomas S., Jr.
18
McGinnis, Edward S.
123
McGinnis, George A.
58
McGinnis, John W.
139
McGinnis, Mary F.
37
McGinniss. Richard
70
McGrade, Francis
18
McGrade, Mamie E.
152
McGrade, Mary
18
McGrade, Nellie
73
McGrath, Mary Ann
48
McGreggor, Annie
22
McHenry, Henry W.
28
Mcllravy, Allicia, Miss
63

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1894
1892
1895
1892
1889
1893
1894
1891
1887
1888
1891
1886
1885
1891
1896
1885
1893
1886
1886
1889
1895
1891
1888
1890
1891
1891
1885
1894
1897
1886
1895
1892
1896
1893
1896
1886
1886
1896
1886
1892
1892
1897
1888
1888
1889
1886
1888
1889
1885
1887
1891
1888
1889
1892
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1889
1886
1895
1890
1896
1888
1891
1886
1897
1886
1891
1889
1886
1887
1891

NAME
Mcintire, H. R.
Mcinturf. Frank
McKay. Hannah
McKay, Mary
McKay, William M.
McKee. A. Emma. Miss.
McKee. Cornelia
McKemora, Alida
McKenna. James
McKeough, W. J.
McKinley, William
McKinney. Edgar
McKinney, Frank
McKinney. Laura
McKinney, Lillie
McKissack. Edward
McKissack, Lena
McKissock, Elmira
McKnight. Anna
McKnight, Lieu
McKown. Charles W.
McLain, Austin M.
McLaughlin. John H.
McLaughlin, Kate N.
McLean. Alfred M.
McMillan. Stella, Miss
McMillen. H. B.
McMillin, Shelly
McMillon. Frank W.
McMurtrie, John F.
McNace, Susie
McNees, D. E.
McNees. James
McNees, Mabel C.
McNees, Minnie R.
McNees, Oscar P.
McNees. Susie
McNees, Warren D.
McNeil. Belle M.
McNish, Cora E.
McNish. Harry l.
McNish. John W.
McNish, Mabel Bell
McNish. Mary E.
McNish, Robert A.
McNish, William A.
McNurney, Katie
McPherron. Maggie E.
McPherson. Elmer
McQuay, Cora
McQueen. Josiah
McQueen. Randall R.
McRill, Frank
McWilliams, Robert B.
Meade, Katie
Meaiers, Eddie S.
Meairs, Charles C.
Meairs, William G.
Mears, Charles C.
Mears, Eddie S.
Mears, William G.
Medhurst, Charles P.
Meeder, Minnie
Meeder, Sarah
Meeker. Charles S.
Mehany, Frances
Meinke, Theodore C.
Meith, Agnes l.
Meith, Edith A.
Meith,Frances

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6
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NAME
Melchoir, Helena E.
Melchoir, Jacob
Mellnish, Francis J.
Mellon, William A.
Melton, Bertha E.
Melton, Melissa A.
Melton, Onie
Melville, Nellie
Melvin, Callie B.
Melvin, Nita S.
Melvin, Rufus E.
Mendenhall, Marv Annise
Mendenhall, Rebecca J.
Menec, Mamie
Mercer, Hattie A.
Mercer, Marv E.
Mercer, Midiam
Mercer, Salina
Merklin, Orrin B.
Merrick, Daniel B.
Merritt, Alice May
Merritt, Lizzie T.
Merrv, Edith A.
Messenoer, J. Frank
Messenheimer, A. A.
Messer, Carrie
Methuen, Jennette B.
Metsker, Clara D.
Metsker, Elizabeth J.
Metsker, Etta
Metsker, Granville H.
Metsker, Sarah E.
Metz, Wilhelmina P.
Metzker, John F.
Meyer, Frederick B.
Meyer, Gus A.
Meyer, Levi
Meyer, Lizzie
Meyer, William B.
Meyers, C. H.
Meyers, Lydia A., Dr.
Michael, Cordelia
Michael, John W.
Michael, Marv S.
Michael, Maud E.
Michaels, Anna Alice
Middauoh, B. A.
Middaugh, Jacob S.
Middleton, Frank C.
Middleton, Ida B.
Middleton, John
Mieth, Anna
Mieth, Edith A.
Mieth, Oscar
Mifflin, David H.
Mifflin, Frank
Mifflin, Viola May
Mioliario, Josephine
Milburn, Addie M.
Milburn, Eddie B.
Milburn, Olive B.
Miles, Ella
Miles, Eva I.
Miles, Lena
Miles, Louis E.
Miles, Marv A.
Miller, Aaron
Miller, Abbie A.
Miller, Addie (or Ada)
Miller, Aones F.

PAGE YEAR
61 1890
82 1892
92 1893
39 1888
58 1890
49 1889
89 1893
3 1885
57 1890
79 1892
139 1896
89 1893
99 1894
87 1893
103 1894
87 1893
6 1885
10 1885
19 1886
6 1885
38 1888
71 1891
68 1891
122 1895
152 1897
102 1894
127 1895
4 1885
19 1886
84 1892
82 1892
117 1895
16 1886
152 1897
92 1893
152 1897
105 1894
21 1886
6 1885
82 1892
138 1896
22 1886
39 1888
92 1893
124 1895
110 1894
82 1892
6 1885
58 1890
1 1885
152 1897
10 1885
105 1894
28 1887
71 1891
153 1897
36 1888
27 1887
88 1893
139 1896
58 1890
107 1894
107 1894
6 1885
82 1892
74 1891
28 1887
74 1891
63 1891
22 1886

Douglas Co. Marriages, 1885 -1897
NAME
Miller, Albert J.
Miller, Albert J.
Miller, Carrie
Miller, Charles G.
Miller, Charles W.
Miller, Christian
Miller, Clyde W.
Miller, David J. M. C.
Miller, Dora
Miller; Edward
Miller, Edwin A.
Miller, Effie
Miller, Effie
Miller, Emma
Miller, Etta E.
Miller, Eva
Miller, Georae A.
Miller, Isaac
Miller, Jacob
Miller, Jake
Miller, James M.
Miller, Louisa J.
Miller, MarvE.
Miller, Maude, Miss
Miller, May
Miller, Melissa
Miller, Minnie
Miller, Nettie M.
Miller, Ora L.
Miller, Peter
Miller, Reva D.
Miller, Sarah C.
Miller, Stella M.
Miller, Steohen E.
Miller, William C.
Miller, William F.
Miller, Zula
Mills, Maroaret A.
Milner, Cyrus E.
Milyard, Addison
Minner, Joel A.
Minor, Laura
Minton, Virginia, Mrs.
Mishev. Zomora B.
Mitchell, Alexander C.
Mitchell, Annie
Mitchell, Annie
Mitchell, Guy L.
Mitchell, James H.
Mitchell, Jennie Fricker
Mitchell, John T.
Mitchell, Pearly
Mitchell, Robert
Mitchell, Samuel Harvey
Mitchell, Walter
Mitchell, William W.
Mohler, Salinda
Moirtmore, Charles
Molderhauer, Anna A. E.
Mondey, Thaddeus
Monahan, Mary
Monroe, Anthony
Monroe, C. F.
Monroe, Douolas H.
Monroe, Fanny·
Monroe, Frank C.
Monroe, Green
Monroe, Katie
Monroe, Linoa E.
Monroe, Madison

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1896
1896
1897
1889
1886
1897
1894
1892
1887
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1890
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NAME
Monroe, Thomas
Monroe, William E.
Monson, Carrie
Montgomery, William
Moody, Martin W.
Moon, Joseph R.
Moon, Louis
Moon, Minta V.
Mooney, Thomas
Moore, Alice
Moore, Alvertie
Moore, Carrie
Moore, Charles
Moore; Ella
Moore, Ely, Jr.
Moore, Ernest J.
Moore, Fannie
Moore, Frank W.
Moore, Fred
Moore, George J.
Moore, Hattie
Moore, Hattie A.
Moore, James V.
Moore, Jennie
Moore, Jennie N.
Moore, John T.
Moore, Jotham M.
Moore, L. Cassandra G.
Moore, Laura E.
Moore, Margaret M.
Moore, Mary E.
Moore, May Lillie
Moore, Minnie
Moore, Nellie
Moore, Orpha N.
Moore, Samuel P.
Moore, Samuel T.
Moore, Sue T.
Moorhead, Will L.
Morey, Alice A.
Morgan, Bonita, Miss
Morgan, Charles A.
Morgan, Elnora
Morgan, John
Morgan, John A.
Morgan, Nellie L
Morgan, Nettie Ann
Morgan, Thomas J.
Moroan, William Albert
Morlan, Gustavus A.
Morley, Florence
Morrill, Agnes L.
Morris, Agnes S. M.
Morris, E. Catherine
Morris, George G.
Morris, John
Morris, Joseph L.
Morris, Lilian
Morris, Lorella B.
Morris, Robert
Morris, Samuel N.
Morris, William
Morrison, Cornelius W.
Morrison, John J.
Morrison, Patrick James
Morrow, Ida
Morrow, Jennie
Morrow, Mary E.
Morrow, Rosa
Morse, Louise

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82 1892
7 1885
56 1890
92 1893
7 1885
39 1888
122 1895
50 1889
7 1885
110 1894
44. 1889
8 1885
71
1891
60 1890
153 1897
·39 1888
38 1888
39 1888
82 1892
122 1895
51 1889
60 1890
122 1895
73 1891
117 1895
7 1885
153 1897
132 1896
93 1893
94 1893
9 1885
94 1893
63 1891
134 1896
125 1895
58 1890
48 1889
51
1889
106 1894
86 1893
142 1896
39 1888
1 1885
153 1897
39 1888
102 1894
24 1887
153 1897
6 1885
28 1887
153 1897
44 1889
47 1889
27 1887
58 1890
48 1889
39 1888
42 1888
29 1887
153 1897
122 1895
7 1885
38 1888
122 1895
106 1894
19 1886
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48 1889
Mortimer, William
4 1885
Morton, Dora
51 1889
Morton, Emma, Miss
140 1896
Morton, Fred
71 1891
Morton, George F.
57 1890
Moseley, Annie M.
82 1892
Mosher, Leo W.
71 1891
Moss, Clarence D.
106 1894
Moss, Edward
144 1896
Mosser, Nora D.
48 1889
Mottinger, George E.
7 1885
Moughan, Katie A.
22 1886
Moys, Blanche R.
39 1888
Moys, William H.
92 1893
Muenzenmayer, Samuel W.
15 1886
Mulderrick Minnie
92 1893
Mull, Harry E.
4 1885
Mull, Mary E.
30 1887
Mull, Rose C.
91 1893
Mullen, Mary
111 1894
Mulvihill, Bid
48 1889
Mulvihill, William
57 1890
Muncy, Mary T.
12 1886
Mungor, Mary E.
24 1887
Munzer, Katie
60 1890
Murphey, Catherine
19 1886
Murphey, Mary
93 1893
Murphy, Ella Carrie
102 1894
Murphy, Grace H.
71 1891
Murphy, H. S.
106 1894
Murphy, James E.
153 1897
Murphy, John W.
153 1897
Murphy, Mary C.
71 1891
Murphy, Michael J.
106 1894
Murphy, Orville W.
19 1886
Murphy, Thomas W.
Murphy, Winnie E.
64 1891
80 1892
Murray, Mary
7 1885
Murtaugh, James
48 1889
Musick, Charles J.
153 1897
Musick, Ida May
140 1896
Musick, Jesse Thomas
92 1893
Musick, John W.
82 1892
Musick, Joseph
21 1886
Musick, Leah A.
144 1896
Musick, Myrtly
110 1894
Musick, Rachel
78 1892
Muzelius, H. A.
92 1893
Muzzy, Robert H
21 1886
Myer, Lizzie
Myer, Martha May
19 1886
140 1896
Myer, Matthias
Myers, Eureka L.
83 1892
Myers, John
122 1895
44 1889
Myers, Kate F.
Myers, Mabel F.
59 1890
47 1889
Myers, Minnie J.
Myers, Sadie L.
153 1897
141 1896
Nace, Lottie L.
Nagel. Edward A.
28 1887
Nailor, Nancy Melvina
99 1894
Nail, Philip C.
106 1894
Nathan, Albert J.
48 1889
Neal, Robert W.
123 1895
19 1886
Neel, George E.
Neff, Esther C.
32 1887
Neff, Theodore
19 1886
Negley, Eliz. A.
14 1886
Negly, Eliz. A.
14 1886
Neis, Mary
86 1893
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Neis, Minnie
Neisley, Mary E.
Nelson, Charles
Nelson, Ella
Nelson, Fred H.
Nelson, Julia
Nelson, Mary
Nelson, Nels August
Nelson, Sarah Malinda
Nelson, Sophia
Nemer, Annie,
Nesbit, William A.
Neumeyer, August H.
Neustifter, Frank A.
Neustifter; Margaret
New, Henry E.
Newcomb, Stella May
Newcome, Katie
Newman, Amy E.
Newman, Lizzie
Newman, Mary F.
Newman, Wilhelmina
Newstifter, George
Newstifter, Louis
Newton, Frank
Nichols, Burton E.
Nichols, C. U.
Nichols, John
Nichols, Lula
Nichols, Mary
Nichols, Viola J.
Nichols, W. J.
Nichols, Will C.
Nichols, William F.
Nichols, William, Jr.
Nicholson, Sallie M.
Nickell, Kate
Nickell, Mary Grant
Nickle, Cordie N.
Nickson, Keziah
Nickum, James R.
Nicol, Archie B.
Nicolay, George
Nieder, Henry
Niedermair, Joe
Niles, Peter H.
Nipper, David M.
Niven, Harry E.
Noaecker (?), Jonathan C.
Noll, Fred W.
Norris, Charles H.
Norris, James P.
Norris, Mary
Norrwine, William H.
North, John E.
North, Maude O.
Northrop, George
Northway, Elsie
norton, Alice
Norton, Clara Belle
Norton, Marie V.
Norwinde, Clara
Norwine, Elvin
Norwine, Henry A.
Norwine, Ida M.
Norwine, Mary J.
Norwine, Tlitha
Nott, Emma E.
Nott, Mattie
Nowak, Lendvie

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41
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39
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153 1897
Noye; Emma J.
Noyes, Abbie E.
8 1885
Noyes, Helen L.
115 1895
Nuffer, August
39 1888
Nuffer, Emma
79 1892
Nuffer, J. Henry
19 1886
Nuffer, Peter
92 1893
Nuffer, Philip
82 1892
Nuffer, Rose C.
133 1896
Nuffer, William
49 1889
Nundley, George
106 1894
Nunley, GeorQe
82 1892
Nusbaum, Mary Elizabeth
101 1894
Nye, Cora E.
45 1889
Oakes, (or Oates) Ellen M.
109 1894
140 1896
Oatman, Arthur L.
Oatman, Evelyn
68 1891
Oatman, Nellie M.
153 ',1897,
Oberhalter, Henry A.
140 1896·
Oberholtzer, Sadie E.
13 1886
77 1892
O'Brien, Ada
O'Brien, Annie
7 1885
O'Brien, Emily, Miss
16 1886
O'Brien, M. Van
58 1890
O'Brien, William P.
19 1886
O'Bryon, Laura M.
120 1895
O'Donoohue, Inez C.
62 1890
Oehrle, G. J.
82 1892
Oehne, Godfrid
39 1888
Oehne, Godlip
58 1890
Offner, HenrvF.
92 1893
Offner, William A.
49 1889
Ogden, James C.
19 1886
O'Hern, John E.
92 1893
Ohlfest, Anna C.
67 1891
Ohlfest, John
58 1890
Ohlfest, John
106 1894
Ohlfest, Mary E.
61 1890
O'Keefe, Hannah
122 1895
O'LauQhlin, James P.
39 1888
Olds, Lillie
12 1886
Olds, Lora E.
122 1895
O'Leary, Ralphall D.
140 1896
Oliver, Adam N.
19 1886
Oliver, Jenni I. (or J.)
126 1895
Oliver, Lucy
31 1887
Olmstead, Edna L.
67 1891
Olmsted, Archibald R.
92 1893
Olmsted, Flora A., Miss
18 1886
Olmsted, Fred R.
82 1892
Olmsted, Lena
92 1893
Olmsted, William P.
153 1897
Olney, F. H.
82 1892
Olson, Annie
77 1892
Olson, Bettie
109 1894
Olson, Carrie
9 1885
Olson, Emma H.
64 1891
Olson, Gerda Sofie
39 1888
Olson, J. I.
83 1892
Olson, Louisa
29 1887
Olson, MarQaret H.
59 1890
Olson, Mary C.
106 1894
Olson, Paul
39 1888
Olson, Swan
28 1887
O'Neil, Herbert L.
39 1888
O'Neil, Mary H.
44 1889
Orme, Elizabeth (Fry)
143 1896
Orr, Nettie
14 1886
Orrick, Annie F.
153 1897
Orrick, Frank
92 1893
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Orrick, William
Orth, Mary
Osborn, julia
Osborn, Linnie
Osborn, Mary E.
Osborn, Nannie
Osborn, Nellie W.
Osborn, William
Osborne, Franc
Osborne, Orestes E.
Osborne, Sarah E.
Osborne, Zoe
Oshel, Eudora
Oshel, Thomas W., Jr.
Osmond, Robert M.
Oswald, Mary
Oswald, Richard
Oswald, Tillie
Oswalt, Clara I.
Oswalt, Michael J.
Ott, Fred W.
Ott, Mary
Outland, Eunice P.
Overall, Dot
Overton, Anthony, Jr.
Overton, Thomas R. .
Owen, Charles E.
Owen, Edwin T.
Owen, James
Owen, May
Owen, William H.
Owens, Julia
Owens, Nancy C.
Owens, Simon P.
Paeck, Hen_IY L.
Page, Austin F.
Page, Henry R.
Painter, Nettie M.
Palete, May
Palm, Beda
Palmateer, Mattie H.
Palmateer, Norman S.
Palmateer, Wallace E.
Palmer, A. J.
Palmer, Alfred
Palmer, Luella
Pardee, Della E., Mrs.
Pardee, Edward E.
Pardee, James F.
Pardee, James V.
Pardee, Josiah
Pardee, Louise M.
Parham, Charles F.
Parish, Mollie E.
Parke, James
Parker, Barney
Parker, Charles E. D.
Parker, Henry
Parker, Hiram H.
Parker, Lizzie
Parker, Lizzie
Parker, Mary M.
Parker, Mattie M.
Parker, Rhinotas
Parker, Robert C.
Parkhurst, H. Seymour
Parkins, W. E.
Parks, Carrie Belle
Parks, Carrie Belle
Parks, Clara B.

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1893
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76 1891
153 1897
135 1896
130 1896
49 1889
9 1885
58 1890
91 1893
107 1894
122 1895
7 1885
39 1888
153 1897
83 1892
106 1894
98 1894
28 1887
28 1887
16 1886
12 1886
59 1890
40 1888
83 1892
106 1894
123 1895
140 1896
153 1897
40 1888
21
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1890
61
92 1893
49 1889
19 1886
58 1890
25 1887
1893
91
9 1885
115 1895
7 1885
123 1895
83 1892
7 1885
16 1886
68 1891
153 1897
140 1896
83 1892
19 1886
124 1895
140 1896
10 1885
153 1897
71
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28 1887
92 1893
153 1897
2 1885
16 1886
36 1888
153 1897
140 1896
19 1886
71
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NAME
106 1894
Parks, David E.
106 1894
Parks, David E.
106 1894
Parks, David E.
87 1893
Parks, Lillie B.
146 1896
Parks, Maude L.
·28 1887
Parks, Simon
92 1893
Parks, William H.
Parmelee, Carrol Hathaway
83 1892
71
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Parnell, Andrew
19 1886
Parnell, Andrew J.
71 1891
Parnell, George
92 1893
Parnell, James S.
13 1886
Parnell, Mary A.
65 1891
Parnell, Rosa E.
123 1895
Parnell, William J.
28 1887
Parpert, Hermann E.
125 1895
Parr, Nellie M.
30 1887
Parrett, Nine L.
71
Parrett, Orrin D.
1891
Parrish, Clara A.
27 1887
48 1889
Parrott, Etta
Parshall, Mary
75 1891
67 1891
Parson, Josie E.
Parsons, William T.
58 1890
Parter, George G.
93 1893
92 1893
Parter, John A.
Parter, Mary E ..
90 1893
Pascoe, Bessie
65 1891
Pasewark, Herman
72 1891
Paslay, J. W.
83 1892
Passon, David
49 1889
Pate, Alice L.
37 1888
19 1886
Patrick, John R.
Patterson, Aaron
19 1886
Patterson, Anderson
141 1896
Patterson, Anna
86 1893
Patterson, Belle A.
5 1885
Patterson, Edna
126 1895
Patterson, George W.
49 1889
Patterson, James L.
123 1895
Patterson, John
141 1896
Patterson, Julia
13 1886
Patterson, Mary E.
34 1888
Patterson, Matilda M.
36 1888
Patterson, Minnie May
95 1893
Patterson, Robert C.
28 1887
Patterson, Victoria
100 1894
Patterson, William A.
49 1889
Patterson, William C.
40 1888
Pattison, Frank W.
19 1886
Patton, Amy
134 1896
Patton, Anna E.
14 1886
Patton, Carrie J.
88 1893
Patton, Daisy B.
153 1897
Patton, F. R.
72 1891
Patty, Charles H.
123 1895
Patty, Frank
40 1888
Patty, H. H.
72 1891
Pauly, Josiah
40 1888
Pavey, Anna L.
77 1892
Pavey, Elizabeth A.
131 1896
Paxton, Bertha
101 1894
Paxton, Dalton
153 1897
Paxton, Lvman R.
93 1893
Payne, EdQar N.
92 1893
Payne, May
50 1889
Payne, Miller H.
28 1887
Payne, Phoebe S.
127 1895
Peabodv, Charles Arthur
123 1895
Peairs, Annie E.
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Peairs, Hervev B.
Pears, Howard A.
Pearson, Andrew J.
Pearson, Anna
Pearson, Charles E.
Pearson, Emma
Pearson, Eva E.
Pearson, GUY
Pearson, Kittie
Pearson, Matthew E.
Pearson, Nancy J.
Pearson, Phillip S.
Pearson, William E.
Peary, William P.
Pease, Charles L.
Pedrick, Julia E.
Peebles, Jennie
Peel, Lauretta A.
Peel, William F.
Peer, Dora E.
Peer, William H.
Pegg, Caroline V.
Peoley, Samuel
Pellet, Henry L.
Pellet, Richard F.
Pelzer, Edward W.
Pemetlone, Annie E.
Pence, Willis A.
Pencoast, jacob M.
Penderoross, Annie M.
Pendleton, Carrie
Pendleton, Preston S.
Pendley, Joshua C.
Pendroy, Maurice M.
Penfold, Lvdia J.
Pennick, Minnie B.
Penninoton, Jesse B.
Pennington, Mary L.
Peppard, Jennie G.
Peppard, Kate, Miss
Peppard, Phy M., Miss
Peppers, George A.
Perky, Clara
Perky, Mina
PerTY. David
Perry, Edgar
Perry, William T.
Persina, Mary A.
Petefish, Charles
Petefish, Lizzie M.
Petefish, Lotte L.
Petefish, Marion P.
Petefish, Pearl M.
Peters, Effie
Peters, Jordan B.
Peterson, AUQusta Sophia
Peterson, Auausta Sophia
Peterson, Charles G.
Peterson, Elias
Peterson, Elizabeth M.
Peterson, H. P.
Peterson, Hannah
Peterson, Hannah Mary
Peterson, Hulda C.
Peterson, John W.
Peterson, Lovisa G.
Peterson, Paul
Peterson, Sandy
Peterson, Sophia
Petrie, Martha

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124 1895
74 1891
19 1886
48 1889
43 1889
58 1890
82 1892
7 1885
4 1885
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83 1892
92 1893
28 1887
37 1888
21
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145 1896
58 1890
6 1885
40 1888
13 1886
124 1895
124 1895
19 1886
93 1893
1 1885
7 1885
49 1889
153 1897
144 1896
153 1897
58 1890
49 1889
7 1885
53 1890
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79 1892
131 1896
140 1896
106 1894
49 1889
118 1895
115 1895
28 1887
72 1891
124 1895
43 1889
7 1885
55 1890
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7 1885
77 1892
114 1895
7 1885
37 1888
47 1889
29 1887
40 1888
8 1885
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48 1889
43 1889
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Pettit, Charles H.
Petty, Georg A.
Peverline, Elizabeth
Pfleger, Karl
Phelps, Mary E.
Phelps, P. A.
Phelps, Rose l.
Phenicie, William C.
Phillip, Daisy D.
Phillip, Ernest
Phillips, A. O.
Phillips, Archie
Phillips, Charles W.
Phillips, Elmer E.
Phillips, Ethel E.
Phillips, RayA J.
Phillips, Rene
Philps, Ada
Piatt, Susan G.
Pickard, Clark E.
Pickens, John I.
Pickens, Jonah
Pickens, Lillie C.
Pickens, Orlando H.
Pickering, Charles S.
Pickett, Mary Elizabeth
Pieratt, Jesse
Pieratt, William G.
Pierce, Allen
Pierce, Clara V.
Pierce, Ether A.
Pierce, Eva May
Pierce, Jacob
Pierce, Jessie A.
Pierson, Cora E.
Pierson, Elmer, E.
Pierson, Marcus J.
Pierson, Olive
Pierson, Thomas W.
Pierson, Tillie
Pifer, Emma
Pifer, Laura A.
Pike, John W.
Pilla, Louisa P.
Pine, Charles T.
Pine, Edward B.
Pine, Laura B.
Pingrell, Nancy
Piper, Olive L.
Pipher, Olive L.
Pippert, Amelia
Pippert, Charles W.
Pippert, Ellen
Pippert, John H.
Pippert, W. C.
Pippin, Arlie May
Pirkins, Mabel
Pislor, Julius
.pitman, Elis
Pitman, Emma
Pittman, E. W.
Pitts, Charles M.
Pitts, Wilbur F.
Place, Elijah D.
Plamondon, James A.
Planz, Mary, Miss
Plasket, John R.
Plaskel, Margaret Rogers
Platt, Lola
Platz, Frank

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141
1896
93 1893
25 1887
19 1886
32 1887
83 1892
49 1889
7 1885
90 1893
153 1897
83 1892
72 1891
153 1897
153 1897
80 1892
141 1896
153 1897
115 1895
153 1897
141
1896
72 1891
1896
141
141
1896
49 1889
106 1894
33 1888
40 1888
40 1888
29 1887
3 1885
55 1890
55 1890
72 1891
1886
21
5 1885
49 1889
7 1885
98 1894
29 1887
10 1885
22 1886
22 1886
49 1889
91
1893
7 1885
106 1894
153 1897
29 1887
1 1885
1 1885
84 1892
106 1894
133 1896
153 1897
83 1892
1896
141
1 1885
20 1886
141
1896
83 1892
72 1891
72 1891
29 .1887
58 1890
7 1885
32 1887
40 1888
128 1895
105 1894
72 1891

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Pleasant, John
Plechl, Bertha
Ploefka, Paulina
Plummer, Anna H.
Plummer, Byron
Plummer, Sarah Frances
Poehler, Bertha E.
Poehler, Clara H.
Poehler, Louis C.
Poeverlein, Ella F.
Poeverlein, William H.
Poff, William J.
Pohl, Willhelmina
Polan, Elmer E.
Pollock, Thomas A.
Pontius, Arthur C.
Pontyes, Phebe Elizira
Popenoe, HarryO.
Popenoe, Lillian May
Popenoe, Susie B.
Poppleton, Emma
Porter, Emma E.
Porter, George G.
Porter, Ida
Porter, James
Porter, Julia
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Porter, Minnie
Porter, Peter
Porter, Preston
Porter, Sidney
Porter, William T.
Posey, James F.
Potter, Allen U.
Potter, Elma M.
Potts, Frank S.
Potts, G. D.
Potts, Lelie Clara
Povch, Herman C.
Powell, Charles
Powell, Clara
Powell, Mary
Powell, Mary J.
Powell, Mattie M.
Powell, Susan A.
Powell, William G.
Power, Byron B.
Prather, Annie
Prather, Charles E.
Prather, Dora
Prebble, Fannie
Preble, Elmer E.
Preisach, Louisa
Presby, Wilbur F.
Pres haw, James F.
Price, Cora
Price, David T.
Price, Jacob R.
Price, John W.
Price, Lottie V.
Price, Matilda
Price, Priscilla M.
Price, Stella May
Price, Taira
Prier, Adolph A.
Priestly, George l.
Prince, Ellis T.
Pringle, Minnie C.
Pringle, W. (or H) R.
Prinz, Mary
Prosser, William J.

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83 1892
1 1885
19 1886
7 1885
107 1894
82 1892
113 1895
30 1887
107 1894
94 1893
93 1893
58 1890
31
1887
7 1885
58 1890
29 1887
110 1894
19 1886
135 1896
54 1890
14 1886
55 1890
93 1893
90 1893
72 1891
27 1887
111
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29 1887
40 1888
49 1889
58 1890
107 1894
124 1895
153 1897
107 1894
153 1897
153 1897
141
1896
93 1893
58 1890
4 1885
77 1892
35 1888
143 1896
29 1887
7 1885
91
1893
40 1888
124 1895
39 1888
93 1893
14 1886
58 1890
29 1887
105 1894
40 1888
58 1890
29 1887
100 . 1894
133 1896
102 1894
99 1894
41
1888
29 1887
153 1897
141
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87 1893
83 1892
120 1895
153 1897

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Protsch, Richard E.
Province, Emma J.
Puckett, Amanda
Puckett, Bejnamin E.
Puckett, Elvira
Pugh, John W.
Pugh, Lottie
Pugh, Mary
Pumroy, William
Purel, Charles E.
Purel, Jacob
Putney, Robert E.
Pyle, Flora A.
Pyle, Ladona Viola
Pyles, May
Quackenbush, Alfred
Quayle, William A.
Quinn, John
Rabe, Charles J.
Raber, Alta
Raber, Caroline
Raber, Charles D.
Raber, Elma
Raber, Rosanna
Radcliff, Ida
Rager, Samuel
Rahskopf, Frank
Rahskopf, Lillian Z.
Raible, Erhard
Raider, Daniel R.
Rake, John E.
Raley, George S.
Ralston, William E.
Ramsey, Charles
Ramsey, Frank W.
Ramsey, Harry T.
Ramsey, Susan
Randall, Della E.
Randall, Edwin M.
Randall, Jennie
Randall, Nellie B.
Randel, Dick
Randel. Susan R.
Randels, Carrie M. E.
Randle. Fannie A.
Randolph. Mollie C.
Raney. Henry
Rankin. Ernest R.
Rankin. I. C.
Rankin. Lucinda
Rankin. William H.
Ransy. Rosa
Rapier. Thomas
Rappard. William C.
Ratliff. William M.
Rausch. Henry
Ray. Annie
Ray. Cenie Ann
Ray, Daniel
Ray. Green
Ray. Henry H.
R~. Horace E.
Ray, Jessie V.
Ray. Lillian. Miss
Ray. Margaret
Ray. Ollie
Ray, Ollie
Ray. T.Jeff
Raybourn. Alzzira E.
Raymond. Harry L.

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Raymond, Mamie
Rayson, Charles O.
Rayson, George T.
Rayson, Harry
Rayson, Thomas
Rayson, William A.
Read, F. W.
Read, Lathrop B.
Readinger, John
Reagan,John
Reatz, Albert F.
Reatz, Lizzie A.
Reatz, Mary
Reber, Alice R..
Redding, Charles F.
Redding, Emma
Reddish, Edith
Redman, Joseph A.
Redmond, C. F. (or J.)
Redmond, Preston A.
Redmond, Thomas J.
Reece, Carrie E.
Reece, Nellie E.
Reece, Pearl A., Miss
Reece, Sallie B.
Reed, Andrews
Reed, Charles N.
Reed, David S.
Reed, Elizabeth Jane
Reed, John W.
Reed, Julia A., Miss
Reed, Julia Ann
Reed, Lafayette
Reed, Meda
Reed, Millie E.
Reed, Wilson
Reeder, Bertha S.
Reeder, Ida B.
Reeder, Maggie A.
Reedy, Lewis M.
Reedy, Michael
Reeher, L. J.
Reeher, Minnie E.
Reeher, Pearl I.
Reichardt, Charles G.
Reichel, Max
Reineck, Katharina
Reinert, Anna, Miss
Reinert, Margaret E.
Reinert, Mary H.
Reinhert, Emma
Reinisch, Christiana W.
Reinisch, Ernest F. A.
Reinisch, William F.
Reisch, Hattie
Render, Jennie E.
Renfro, Grant
Rentz, David
Reppard, Mary
Rescer, Arthur M.
Reser, Adolia
Reser, Eva
Reuedy, Katie
Reusch, Bertha E.
Reusch, Flora I.
Reusch, Henry
Reynold, Charles E.
Reynolds, Albert
Reynolds, Arthur
Reynolds, Julia E.

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1891
71
72 1891
124 1895
59 1890
142 1896
124 1895
93 1893
93 1893
29 1887
40 1888
107 1894
93 1893
79 1892
1892
81
83 1892
13 1886
44 1889
83 1892
72 1891
8 1885
29 1887
58 1890
59 1890
124 1895
.72 1891
19 1886
93 1893
8 1885
91
1893
107 1894
93 1893
124 1895
93 1893
75 1891
35 1888
29 1887
53 1890
3 1885
22 1886
8 1885
107 1894
83 1892
64 1891
145 1896
40 1888
19 1886
48 1889
62 1890
6 1885
19 1886
111
1894
93 1893
93 1893
154 1897
53 1890
40 1888
124 1895
83 1892
127 1895
29 1887
55 1890
117 1895
5 1885
88 1893
84 1892
142 1896
154 1897
83 1892
8 1885
32 1887

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Reynolds, Mary F.
Reynolds, Mattie
Reynolds, Mattie
Reynolds, Theodore B.
Rhoades, Martha W.
Rhodes, Edward
Rhodes, Lillian L.
Rhodes, Mattie N.
Rice, A. H.
Rice, Marv
Rice, Merton S.
Rich, James W.
Rich, Minerva
Rich, Sallie
Richard(s), Edward K.
Richards, C. H.
Richards, Charles A.
Richards, Charles F.
Richards, Clara L.
Richards, Florence L.
Richards, George T.
Richards, L. Mabel
Richards, Marv E.
Richardson, Albert L.
Richardson, Calvin A.
Richardson, Charles D.
Richardson, D. A.
Richardson, J. W.
Richardson, Lena
Richardson, Mabel E.
Richardson, Mary A.
Richardson, Mary A.
Richardson, Minta J.
Richardson, Ollie
Richardson, Orla
Richardson, Susa A.
Richardson, William
Richardson, William C.
Ricker, Arthur S. M.
Ricker, Hiram M.
Rickman, Allen
Ridder, Minta M.
Riddle, Edward R.
Ridenour, Nellie B.
Ridenour, Nettie B.
Ridgeway, Mary M.
Ridgway, Jacob H.
Ridley, Alonzo
Riffle, Albert S.
Rigby, Richard
Riggs, Nannie R.
Riggs, William C.
Riley, Lillie
Rilley, Lucy
Rinehart, Arthur A.
Rinely, Emma
Risdon, Gertha
Risley, George
Risley, Grant R.
Risley, Isaac L.
Ritter, Anna M.
Ritter, Sophia
Rivers, R. L.
Robbins, Allie H.
Robbins, Annie
Robbins, Bascom
Robbins, Lillie J.
Roberts, Alice Annie
Roberts, Alice M.
Roberts, Bell B.

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134 1896
9 1885
55 1890
19 1886
113 1895
72 1891
83 1892
3 1885
73 1891
106 1894
124 1895
29 1887
35 1888
1887
31
107 1894
83 1892
73 1891
59 1890
88 1893
55 1890
93 1893
113 1895
58 1890
49 1889
142 1896
107 1894
83 1892
83 1892
5 1885
29 1887
7 1885
142 1896
130 1896
86 1893
83 1892
56 1890
154 1897
59 1890
59 1890
59 1890
40 1888
87 1893
49 1889
117 1895
117 1895
18 1886
29 1887
93 1893
49 1889
40 1888
109 1894
73 1891
88 1893
154 1897
107 1894
89 1893
126 1895
19 1886
73 1891
19 1886
2 1885
40 1888
83 1892
19 1886
29 1887
8 1885
46 1889
39 1888
27 1887
154 1897

PAGE YEAR
NAME
73 1891
Roberts, Del
154 1897
Roberts, Effie
19 1886
Roberts,Eva
154 1897
Roberts, Farnk
30 1887
Roberts, Ida
154 1897
Roberts, John S.
70 1891
Roberts,Lida
Roberts, Sheldon E.
93 1893
154 1897
Roberts, William M.
Roberts, Willis A.
93 1893
59 1890
Robertson, Alexander
19 1886
Robertson, James
102 1894
Robertson, Marv J.
75 1891
Robertson, Susan
8 1885
Robeson, Eliza J.
120 1895
Robinson, Carrie
73 1891
Robinson, Ezra L.
49 1889
Robinson, James
41
1888
Robinson, Jennie F.
Robinson, John
124 1895
Robinson, Lucy
88 1893
Robinson, William H.
59 1890
142 1896
Robinson, William H. H.
127 1895
Robson, Margaret
Rockafeller, Maggie E.
45 1889
1 1885
Rockafeller, Mary E.
Rockel, Charles
83 1892
Rodell, Emma C.
55 1890
Rodewald, E. Albert
83 1892
Rodgers, Ida F.
15:4 1897
Rodgers, marv E., Miss
104 1894
29 1887
Rodgers, Samuel
RodQers, Sarah E.
154 1897
Rodkey, Curney
93 1893
Rodkey, Ella J.
54 1890
Rodman, Nellie
122 1895
Rodrick, Louis B.
59 1890
Roe, Charles
93 1893
Roe, Ernest
84 1892
Roe, Harry W.
154 1897
Roe, William H.
40 1888
Roeder, louisa M.
26 1887
Roffee, Mary E.
87 1893
Roffle, Bettie E.
140 1896
Roffle, Callie
56 1890
Roffle, Evaline
54 1890
Roffle, George I.
142 1896
Roffle, Harvey
142 1896
Rooan, Nellie
22 1886
Roaers, Alph H.
154 1897
Rogers, George Donaldson
124 1895
Rogers, herbert A.
49 1889
Rogers, horace M.
40 1888
Rogers, John W.
40 1888
rogers, Marcus P.
93 1893
Rogers, Riley H.
19 1886
Rogerson, Fanny
6 1885
Rohe, Hannibal H.
49 1889
Rohe, Vesta L.
142 1896
Rolfe, Bessie M.
133 1896
Roller, John
8 1885
Roller, Michael
29 1887
Root, Edward P.
107 1894
Root, George A.
107 1894
ROPp,JosephE.
29 1887
Rorck, Edith P.?
154 1897
Rose, Arthur
154 1897
Rose, Lenora
98 1894
Rose, Lizzie
123 1895
Rose, Seigel
49 1889

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NAME
Rosenan. Hannah
Rosenbery. Geneva
Rosenquist. Charles
Ross. Jesse
Ross. Mary. Miss
Ross. Philip
Ross. Robert
Ross. Robert
Ross. Sophie
Ross. William
Rothrock. Ada
Rothrock. Ira
Rothrock. Minnie B.
Rothwell. John T. H. B.
Rowan. Anna May
Roy. Camilla H.
Roy. Effie
Roy. Frank T.
Royal. Lydia. Mrs.
Royer. Dora I.
Royer. Emma
Royer. Frank S.
Royer. John Elmer
Royer. Sarah C.
Ruble. Nellie P.
Ruble. Nellie P.
Rudrow. William T. S.
Rugh. Della
Rule. Jessie
Rumbaugh. Elias N.
Rumbauah. Overlin A.
Rumsey. Frank D.
Runyan. James A.
Rupert. Minnie E.
Ruse. Otis C.
Rush. Anna J.
Rush. John V.
Rush. Mary
Rushmere. Gorton E.
Rushmore. Nellie S.
Rushner. Mary L.
Russell. Alfred
Russell. Calvin W.
Russell. Lawrence
Russell. Leander
Russell. Louis
Russell. Marv Ionia
Russell. Nellie G.
Russell. Walter J.
Russell. William G.
Rutherford. Albert C.
Rutter. Edmund M.
Ryder. Charles H.
Ryder. Purdy
Rynerson. Josie
Sable. Frank H.
Sable. William
Sack. Edward
Sadlmar. Jacob
Saile. Anna
Saile. Frank J.
Saile. Gebhard
Saile. john E.
Salisbury. Elizabeth L.
Salisbury. Susie
Salker, Oliver D.
Sam mer (s), Edward S.
Sammer, GeorQe E.
Sample, Emma F.
Sample. Minnie

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49 1889
93 1893
107 1894
154 1897
99 1894
49 1889
49 1889
93 1893
101 1894
154 1897
68 1891
50 1889
1 1885
29 1887
59 1890
23 1887
154 1897
50 1889
82 1892
54 1890
64 1891
124 1895
59 1890
154 1897
91
1893
122 1895
40 1888
138 1896
154 1897
50 1889
73 1891
154 1897
40 1888
44 1889
41
1888
19 1886
19 1886
114 1895
29 1887
144 1896
108 1894
84 1892
107 1894
29 1887
1888
41
142 1896
123 1895
59 1890
29 1887
124 1895
108 1894
8 1885
8 1885
142 1896
83 1892
19 1886
124 1895
154 1897
50 1889
38 1888
50 1889
93 1893
73 1891
54 1890
116 1895
61
1890
59 1890
125 1895
22 1886
115 1895

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NAME
Sampson. Florence P.
Sams. William C.
Sanborn. John R.
Sanders, Alma J.
Sanders. John
Sanders. Julia
Sanders. Martha. Mrs.
Sanders. Nora May
Sanders, Warren J.
Sands. Minnie
Sands, Walter
Santry, Arthur A.
Satterwhite. John
Sauer. Frank
Saul, Isabella
Saule. Eva·
Saulsberry, Bettie
Saunder. Richard S.
Saunders. Eva
Saunders. Winchester
Savage. Frank J.
Savage. Peter
Sawyer. Ella
Sawyer. Frederick L.
Sawyer. Jessie P.
Saylor. Clara N.
Saylor. Lizzie A:
Saylor. Rose Lillie
Sayre. Jeannette
Scates. Allie
Schaffer, john G.
Schalbar. Mary
Schall. Edwin B.
Schantz. Henrietta
Scharbaaer. Marv
Schaufely, Minna
Scheher. Mary E.
Schehrer. Frank Joseph
Schehrer, Wend lin
Schell, William H.
Schendel. Andrew
Schererv? Carry
Schirmer. Frank
Schlaback. William E.
Schlegel. Emmanuel B.
Schleifer. John S.
Schmid Ii. Charles
Schmid Ii. Jacob
Schmidli. Jacob F.
Schmidt, Bernhard
Schmidt, Emma
Schmit, John
Schmoe, Ernest
Schnadler. Kate
Schnebly. J. E.
Schneck, Frank J.
Schneck, Richard W.
Schneider. John
Schneider, MarV
Schnell, George W.
Schneller, John P.
Schoenhofer, Frank J.
Schoepflin, Charles E.
Schoepflin, Clarence
Schoepflin, Cora A.
Schoepflin, Henry
Schoepflin, William
Schott, Emma E.
Schroder, Louisa
Schroeder, Lottie

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2 1885
59 1890
41 1888
154 1897
29 1887
61
1890
125 1895
89 1893
154 1897
7 1885
108 1894
19 1886
59 1890
41 1888
154 1897
19 1886
121 1895
154 1897
103 1894
84 1892
125 1895
29 1887
129 1896
154 1897
54 1890
42 1888
93 1893
136 1896
113 1895
43 1889
84 1892
73 1891
108 1894
108 1894
40 1888
69 1891
84 1892
108 1894
41
1888
142 1896
84 1892
154 1897
73 1891
29 1887
19 1886
8 1885
93 1893
8 1885
125 1895
30 1887
85 1892
59 1890
50 1889
26 1887
73 1891
93 1893
19 1886
50 1889
11 1885
59 1890
8 1885
108 1894
142 1896
84 1892
71
1891
73 1891
8 1885
102 1894
70 1891
100 1894

PAGE YEAR
NAME
69 1891
Schueflee, Minna
51
1889
Schultz, Anna Catherine
8 1885
Schultz, F. Joseph
142 1896
Schultz, Georae G.
125 1895
Schultz, John W.
37 1888
Schultz, Lizzie
142 1896
Schultz, .Lizzie
104 1894
Schultz. Marv Ann E.
34 1888
Schulz. Auausta O.
154 1897
Schulz. Charles G.
154 1897
Schulz. Emma
17 1886
Schulz. Lena
59 1890
Schupp. Louis
. 93 1893
Schupp. Minnie
81
1892
Schur. Nannie
125 1895
Schurls. Christ
142 1896
Schurle, Jacob J.
Schurr. Georae M.
30 1887
37 1888
Schurr. Louisa
119 1895
Schurr. Marv
19 1886
Schwaraenholz, Wilhelm .
84 1892
Schwartz. Christian G.
Schwartz, Hen,yW.
93 1893
47 1889
Schwartz. Marv H.
23 1887
Schwarz. Sophia F.
143 1896
Schwarz. William F.
Schwarznholz, Henry
154 1897
Scott. Alice Lucratia
115 1895
Scott, Anna
130 1896
12 1886
Scott. Belle. Miss
Scott, Caroline D.
83 1892
Scott, Cora A.
82 1892
Scott. Emma
138 1896
Scott, Frank A.
8 1885
Scott, H. V.
84 1892
Scott. harrison C.
59 1890
Scott, Louis
108 1894
Scott, Lucy
80 1892
Scott. Marv W.
84 1892
Scott, R. A.
73 1891
Scott, Sarah
121 1895
Scott. Stella
129 1896
Scott, Stella
154 1897
Scott, Walter
30 1887
Scott, William E.
143 1896
Scott, William T.
125 1895
Scrgham?, Ira W.
154 1897
Seaman. Flora
83 1892
Seaman, Ida
67 1891
Seaman, Ira L.
59 1890
Search, Warren O.
59 1890
Searl, Ambrose J.
19 1886
Searls, Oscar W.
125 1895
Sears. Fred C.
154 1897
Sechrest. Estelle P.
106 1894
Sechrest. Frank L.
125 1895
Sechrest. Iva D.
105 1894
Sechrest, Ivan
143 1896
Sechrest. John W.
84 1892
Sechrest. Robert H.
143 1896
Sedgwick, Harry
59 1890
Seele. August
41
1888
See Ie, Charles
93 1893
Seele. Frederick Wm. Augu
41
1888
Seetin, Martha
73 1891
Seetin, Mary M.
108 1894
Seever, Amanda A.
13 1886
Seever, Anna E.
104 1894
Seever. Claborn L.
50 1889
Seever, Lewis M.
8 1885

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NAME
Seewir, Charles C.
Sehon, Charles W.
Seigler, mary
Seiler, Olive B.
Seipel, David R.
Seitz, Margaret G.
Seiwald, George H.
Seiwald, Louis
Self, James
Selig, John E.
Selig, Louis F.
Sell, Samuel E.
Selsh, Thomas D.
Selzer, Henry
Selzer, John J.
Seman, Mary D.
Semple, MClggie
Sentz, Clara M.
Sercy, William H.
Service, Ella
Serviss, D. C.
Serviss, jacob F.
Serviss, Katie Blanche
Setterberg, Charles
Severs, Bertha
Seybold, George E. A.
Seybold, Lightle H.
Seymour, Johnson
Shaeffer, William H.
Shaffer, Isiah W.
Shanafelt, William F.
Shane, Ella
Shane, Karl E.
Shane, Sylvester
Shank, Jacob N.
Shannon, Carrie
Shannon, Mary J.
Shannon, Mary T.
Sharer, Millie C.
Sharp, Laura B.
Sharp, Lucy
Sharp, Nellie
Sharpe, Alvin V.
Shattuck, Samuel S.
Shaw, Bartlett S.
Shaw, Edward D.
Shaw, Elizabeth
Shaw, Estella L
Shaw, Flora B.
Shaw, Frederick
Shaw, George B.
Shaw, William N.
Shean, Joseph M.
Sheard, Thomas E.
Shearer, Joseph Thomas
Shedd, Margaret L.
Sheehan, James A.
Sheeley, Mary E.
Sheets, George B.
Sheets, Nellie M.
Sheldon, Corda
Shelley, Lulu M. C.
Shelton, John F.
Shelton, Samantha M.
Shepard, Lucius F.
Shepard, William
Shepherd, Anna V.
Shepherd, Frances E.
Sh~herd, Henry
Shepherd, Lizzie H.

NAME
PAGE YEAR
Sheppard, Addison T.
94 1893
Sheppard, howard D.
30 1887
Sheridan, Eva
104 1894
Sherley, Lula
72 1891
19 1886
Shields, Edaar A.
60 1890
Shields, Ellen M.
Shields, Gertie
59 1890
Shields, Ida May
59 1890
Shields, Rosa P.
73 1891
Shields, William H.
125 1895
Shimmelfenning, Inez A.
154 1897
Shimmons, George A.
8 1885
Shirk, George W.
22 1886
30 1887
Shirk, Katie
108 1894
Shirk, Thomas
43 1889
Shirk, William H.
116 1895
Shitaker, Fred
28 1887
Shively, Alice
Shively, Attitia
50 1889
1 1885
Shively, edward
84 1892
Shively, Minnie
108 1894
Shivelv, Sarah
Shlueter, Mina
98 1894
59 1890
Shoaf, John H.
64 1891
Sholl, Harriet
94 1893
Shoop, Edith M.
50 1889
Short, Richard H.
50 1889
Shotwell, Hattie
30 1887 . Shrimplin, Emma E.
Shrimplin, Marion
30 1887
1888
41
Shrimplin, William M.
67 1891
Shubert, Florence V.
125 1895
Shuck, Benjamin F.
94 1893
Shuck, James F.
108 1894
Shuck, Sarah
154 1897
Shufflebothom, Bessie
1887
31
Shugrue, Hannah M.
61
1890
Shull, Ella M.
102 1894
Shultz, Bessie M.
8 1885
Shultz, Guy R.
Shultz, Henry·
47 1889
46 1889
Siedel, Ernest R.
94 1893
Siliorist, Henry S.
30 1887
Siegrist, Salome
19 1886
Sigren, Hilma
94 1893
Siler, Charles F.
24 1887
Siler, Edith May
154 1897
Siler, Lillie A.
87 1893
Silvers, Isiah
30 1887
Silvers, Lillie B.
41
1888
Simmons, Alice
30 1887
Simmons, Charles J.
8 1885
Simmons, Della, Miss
108 1894
Simmons, Dennis
84 1892
Simmons, Ida M.
59 1890
Simmons, John S.
41
1888
Simmons, Louise M.
46 1889
Simmons, Rosa B.
94 1893
Simmons, Samuel T.
110 1894
Simmons, Vernum P.
82 1892
Simon, Mary
141
1896
Simon, Peter J.
8 1885
Simon, William F.
4 1885
Simpson, Edwin Fisher
59 1890
Simpson, Gertrude
41
1888
Simpson, James
113 1895
Simpson, Jennie
85 1892
Simpson, Mary Louise
143 1896
Simpson, William N.
96 1893
Sinclair, Isabella F.

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108 1894
50 1889
154 1897
154 1897
8 1885
105 1894
90 1893
116 1895
105 1894
73 1891
84 1892
1888
41
19 1886
154 1897
30 1887
8 1885
1890
61
101
1894
9 1885
50 1889
84 1892
26 1887
56 1890
59 1890
1887
31
135 1896
73 1891
154 1897
42 1888
8 1885
94 1893
5 1885
30 1887
19 1886
120 1895
1890
61
97 1894
36 1888
57 1890
108 1894
108 1894
154 1897
1888
41
1894
101
100 1894
30 1887
133 1896
89 1893
94 1893
32 1887
75 1891
73 1891
141
1896
108 1894
35 1888
19 1886
60 1890
9 1885
59 1890
8 1885
58 1890
59 1890
8 1885
126 1895
101
1894
73 1891
123 1895
61
1890
154 1897
88 1893

NAME
Sinclair, William T.
Sipes, William E.
Siscoe, Euaene O.
Siscoe, Fred L.
Siscoe, Jennie E.
Siscoe, Maude G.
Sisson, Lotta
Sisson, Thomas
Sizer, Georae C.
Skaggs, Edna I.
Skaggs, Ella S.
SkaoQs, Millie N.
Skeet, Nellie
Skiles, Carrie
Skillings, Ernest A.
Skimmer, Nellie
Skinner, Amanda
Skinner, C. M.
Skinner, Charles A.
Skinner, Charles W.
Skinner, Harriet
Skinner, Homer
Skinner, J. E., Miss
Skinner, Jennie
Skinner, Levi J.
Skinner, Lvdia A.
Skinner, Maggie E.
Skinner, Martha
Skinner, Roslan
Skinner, Susie
Skinner, William H.
Slack, Nancv E.
Slater, Edward H.
Slattsman, Lucy
Sleeper, William E.
SleDDv, Abishai
Slippey, Hezekiah
Sloss, Julia A.
Sloss, Peter
Slusser, Ida
Smallev, Robert N.
Smith Allen B.
Smith, Adam L.
Smith, Addie M.
Smith, Albert E.
Smith, Albert L.
Smith, Alexander
Smith, Alice
Smith, Alvina E.
Smith, Amanda
Smith, Anna G.
Smith, B. F.
Smith, Bertha P.
Smith, Catherine
Smith, Charles T.
Smith, Clarence W.
Smith, Cora M.
Smith, Electa l.
Smith, Eliza J.
Smith, Ella B.
Smith, Ella E.
Smith, Ellen E.
Smith, Florance Cara
Smith, Frank
Smith, Grace E.
Smith, Henrv
Smith, Henry F.
Smith, Henry H.
Smith, J. Franklin
Smith, James

PAGE YEAR
94 1893
59 1890
125 1895
84 1892
54 1890
92 1893
75 1891
9 1885
143 1896
43 1889
69 1891
85 1892
139 1896
116 . 1895
19 1886
82 1892
47 1889
85 1892
60 1890
154 1897
94 1893
108 1894
79 1892
24 1887
154 1897
102 1894
72 1891
16 1886
73 1891
35 1888
41
1888
132 1896
154 1897
98 1894
125 1895
108 1894
154 1897
49 1889
21
1886
93 1893
94 1893
30 1887
50 1889
87 1893
9 1885
41
1888
30 1887
154 1897
68 1891
78 1892
5 1885
84 1892
139 1896
89 1893
30 1887
41
1888
73 1891
154 1897
23 1887
46 1889
131 1896
154 1897
139 1896
143 1896
154 1897
9 1885
30 1887
143 1896
50 1889
60 1890

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Smith, James
Smith, Jennie
Smith, Jennie E.
Smith, John E.
Smith, Joseph P.
Smith, Julius
Smith, Laura A.
Smith, Laura A.
Smith, Lou Ann
Smith, Mabel H.
Smith, Maggie K.
Smith, Mary_
Smith, Mary
Smith, Mary
Smith, Mary J.
Smith, Mary Louise
Smith, Maud
Smith, May Cora
Smith, Rachel
Smith, Robert
Smith, Ruth
Smith, Sadie
Smith, Sarah N.
Smith, Theresa
Smith, Thomas J.
Smith, William E.
Smith, William H.
Smithmeyer, Frederick H.
Smock, Luella
Smoot, Willis G.
Smothers, George J.
Smullin, Kathryn
Snapp, Annie M.
Snapp, Joseph A.
Sneed, Richard R.
Snell, William A.
Snider, Leonard B.
Snow, Fannie
Snow, Nannie A.
Snyder, Anna M.
Snyder, Hattie E.
Snyder, Henry Lee
Snyder, John
Sommer, Caroline P.
Sommer, Hedwig
Sommer, Teresa
Sommer, Theresa
Sommers, Katetan
Sondereilger, Hedwig
Souderegger, Margaretha
Soule, Emma B.
Southard, Minnie
Southard, Neva
Southern, Alice A.
Sowers, Clara B.
Sowers, Emma
Sowers, Mary N.
Sowers, Sarah A.
Soxman, Christian
Spalding, Guy E.
Spalding, William E.
Spangler, Mary E.
Spangler, Phebe
Spangler, William B.
Spealman, Jacob
Spearaw, Erwin S.
Spears, Ida C.
SQeer, Hardin
Speicher, Lorenz
Spence, Mary A.

PAGE YEAR
125 1895
30 1887
57 1890
60 1890
50 1889
108 1894
2 1885
35 1888
43 1889
120 1895
129 1896
23 1887
104 1894
115 1895
154 1897
41
1888
84 1892
100 1894
5 1885
21
1886
1894
111
32 1887
1 1885
79 1892
84 1892
1886
21
30 1887
30 1887
106 1894
74 1891
125 1895
97 1894
77 1892
143 1896
125 1895
125 1895
154 1897
122 1895
40 1888
154 1897
138 1896
108 1894
108 1894
51
1889
76 1891
32 1887
72 1891
30 1887
81
1892
38 1888
53 1890
84 1892
77 1892
51
1889
57 1890
61
1890
54 1890
127 1895
50 1889
125 1895
30 1887
38 1888
36 1888
9 1885
30 1887
9 1885
40 1888
60 1890
84 1892
114 1895

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NAME
21
1886
Spence, Myra B.
65 1891
Spence, Nellie C.
Spencer, Annie
19 1886
139 1896
Spencer, Carrie J.
108 1894
Spencer, Charles B.
Spencer, Columbus T.
30 1887
29 1887
Spencer, Flora M.
Spencer, John E.
84 1892
94 1893
Spencer, John W.
Spencer, Larooka
23 1887
114 1895
Spencer, Mary
10 1885
Sperry, Alice
21
1886
Sperry, Levi J.
24 1887
Sperry, NancyJ.
Spidle, Eva
6 1885
6 1885
Spitler, Mollie
31
1887
Spolander, James A.
94 1893
Sprague, Thomas M.
Sprino, Frederica E.
84 1892
Spring, John W.
60 1890
21
1886
Springer, Charles H.
Sprinoer, John T.
21
1886
Spurgeon, Ida E.
25 1887
SpurQeon, J. W.
84 1892
Spurgeon, Maggie L., Miss
66 1891
143 1896
Spurlock, Harry A.
1887
Spurlock, John S.
31
74 1891
Squires, Charles E.
St.John, Maud
92 1893
74 1891
Stacv, William Arthur
Stafford, Mattie Belle
154 1897
Stahl, August Banhart
31
1887
Stahl, MaQQie
82 1892
Staib, George E.
94 1893
Staib, William
154 1897
Stail, Maggie
82 1892
Stailey, John W.
1887
31
Stall, Della
94 1893
Stall. Susannah
47 1889
Stamp, Anna
9 1885
Stamp, Fannie
56 1890
Stamp, John W.
109 1894
Stancliff, John H.
21
1886
Standino, Annie
25 1887
Stanfield, Etzil L.
154 1897
Stanford, Herbert A.
143 1896
Stanlev, A. L.
84 1892
Stanley, Emery F.
50 .1889
Stanley, Emma·
58 1890
Stanley, James R.
94 1893
Stanley, Sherman A.
60 1890
Stanley, William L.
155 1897
Stanton, Louia C.
64 1891
Stantry, Arthur A.
19 1886
Stanwix, Anna
3 1885
Stanwix, Celinda
56 1890
Stanwix, George A.
143 1896
Starks, John
94 1893
Starkweather, Charles
21
1886
Starr, Bertha A.
26 1887
Starr, Charles E.
21
1886
Starr, John M.
41
1888
Starr, Zurie E.
34 1888
Stauter, Peter
94 1893
Stauffer, Lester E.
94 1893
Stebbins, Ma~lOie
134 1896
Steele, Emma
155 1897
Steele, Harriet
155 1897
Steele, Janett E., Miss
58 1890
Steele, Jean
78 1892

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Steele, Minnie
Stehwien, Charles Albert
Steinberg, Carrie
Steinbero, Isabel
Steinbrino, Minnie H.
Steinbrino, William F.
Steinhauer, Jachob P.
Steohens, Giles C.
Stephens, James J.
Stephens, John A.
Stephens, Kathleen M.
Stephens, Martha
Stephens, Nelson J.
Stephens, William A.
Stephens, William A.
Stephens, William H.
Stephenson, Clara
Stepherd, Amanda
Stevens, Annie F.
Stevens, Esther R.
Stevens, Harry L.
Stevens, Myrtle
Stevens, Quincey C.
Stevens, Thadius
Stevenson, Frank H.
Stevenson, Ira C.
Stevenson, Norval E.
Stevenson, Thomas O.
Stevenson, William G.
Stever, Mary A.
Steward, Edwin H.
Stewart, Albert C.
Stewart, Arnold B.
Stewart, Auiiustus E.
Stewart, Clarence A.
Stewart, Ella
Stewart, Eva E.
Stewart, Grant
Stewart, Hattie
Stewart, 1.7 D.
Stewart, John C.
Stewart, John H.
Stewart, Laura, Mrs.
Stewart, Mettie M.
Stewart, Mina
Stewart, Orval C.
Stewart, Robert H.
Stewart, Robert L.
Stewart, Rollv A.
Stewart, Sarah M.
Stewart, Vinnie R.
Stewart, Wallace F.
Stewart, Wellinoton
Still, James A.
Stillwell, William O.
Stimpson, Frederick E.
Stines, B. J.
Stocker?, Ruth T.
Stockton, Frances K.
Stolbert, James
Stone, James A.
Stone, Mary
Stone, Mary W.
Stone, Mildred
Stonebraker, William A.
Stoneburner, A. L.
Stover, Arthur R.
Stover, Charles W.
Stover, Mabel J.
Stowers, Myrtle

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128 1895
21
1886
12 1886
97 1894
155 1897
94 1893
84 1892
143 1896
94 1893
74 1891
79 1892
135 1896
9 1885
9 1885
74 1891
155 1897
6 1885
155 1897
28 1887
87 1893
155 1897
89 1893
60 1890
109 1894
126 1895
74 1891
126 1895
31
1887
109 1894
36 1888
109 1894
41 1888
126 1895
21
1886
126 1895
68 1891
39 1888
21
1886
155 1897
155 1897
84 1892
60 1890
155 1897
125 1895
42 1888
94 1893
126 1895
155 1897
50 1889
35 1888
28 1887
94 1893
41
1888
9 1885
9 1885
143 1896
84 1892
155 1897
24 1887
9 1885
109 1894
40 1888
100 1894
18 1886
31
1887
74 1891
126 1895
74 1891
130 1896
97 1894

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NAME
Strachan, Charles Edward
Straffon, Cora M.
Strahan, Gertrude M.
Strahm, Frederick
Strain, Erminie J.
Stratton, Carrie E.
Stratton, Charles H.
StraUb, Minnie
Straup, Minnie l.
Strawther, Laura J.
Street, Joseph E.
Strickler, Clara R.
Strobel, Jacob G.
Strobel, Julia
Strobel, Samuel G.
Strobel, Sarah
Strobel, Sophia
Stroda, Jessie
Strode, James
Strode, James R.
Strode, Lulu B.
Strode, Otis
Strong, Clayton N.
Strong, Edmund S.
Strong, Frank B.
Strong, George
Strong, John F.
Strong, Marion
Strong, Minnie A.
Strong, Stella
Stroud, Sadie B.
Strub, Clara
Strub, Joseph
Strub, Rosie
Strurm, John
Stuart, Dora Bolin?
Stuart, William C.
Stu beck, Emil
Studebaker, David W.
Studebaker, Lydia
Studebaker, Nettie
Stull, Sylvester
Sturdevant, Charles N.
Sturdy, George F.
Stutsman, E. A.
Stutsman, Sarah E.
Stutsman, William
Stutsman, Zora l.
Sugrue, John F.
Suiter, Maurice
Sulcen, Elizabeth
Sullivan, Annie
Sullivan, Emma
Sullivan, James
Sullivan, John
Sullivan, Sade
Sumner, Josie A.
Sunderlin, Mary R.
Surber, Gertrude
Sutliff, Addie M.
Sutton, Doctor Franklin
Sutton, Emery L.
Sutton, Frank B.
Sutton, James H.
Sutton, Laura Jane
Sutton, Lenna L.
Sutton, Lillie
Sutton, Lola
Sutton, Mary
Sutton, Myrtle L.

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94 1893
1888
41
155 1897
60 1890
17 1886
77 1892
74 1891
95 1893
59 1890
56 1890
84 1892
66 1891
60 1890
10 1885
109 1894
107 1894
104 1894
155 1897
9 1885
74 1891
110 1894
143 1896
74 1891
50 1889
143 1896
74 1891
155 1897
84 1892
1893
91
155 1897
18 1886
138 1896
50 1889
65 1891
31
1887
155 1897
155 1897
9 1885
50 1889
59 1890
5 1885
9 1885
60 1890
155 1897
84 1892
50 1889
9 1885
155 1897
60 1890
109 1894
54 1890
121 1895
41
1888
126 1895
74 1891
14 1886
45 1889
66 1891
45 1889
42 1888
60 1890
50 1889
155 1897
144 1896
36 1888
88 1893
78 1892
155 1897
90 1893
132 1896

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Sutton, Rosa
Svenson, Hans
Swadley, Harrison W.
Swadley, Lovine
Swaim, John A.
Swan, Christena
Swan, Ella C.
Swaney, Joseph A.
Swank, Harvey E.
Swanson, Benjamin
Swanson, Hellen
Swanson, Martin
Swanson, Sophie
Swartz, Clara A.
Swartz, Liddie
Swartz, Luisa A.
Sweanger, Hester B.
Sweeney, Emma Gracie
Sweeney, Jennie
Sweet, Jennie M.
Sweet; Thomas
Sweezer, Aaron
Sweezer, Pairdee
Sweezer, Samuel
Swen, Isabella
Swickard, Nathan A.
Swift, Charles A.
Swinley, Edward M.
Swisher, Mary
Symmes, Edward C.
Synne, Charles E.
Taber, Andrew J.
Taber, May
Tabing, Pearl
Tagert, Minnie
Talbert, Mattie E.
Talley, Samuel
Tanner, Cornelia C.
Tanner, Walter S.
Tansemo, Millie
Tarpey, Mary
Tarpey, Mary
Tarpy, John
Tasker, Harry B.
Taylor, Burr S.
TayJor, Catharine
Taylor, Charles F.
taylor, Fannie
Taylor, George W.
Taylor, HenryA
Taylor, Hewit
Taylor, John W.
Taylor, Justina
Taylor, Lizzie
Taylor, Mary
Taylor, Nancy E.
Taylor, Nellie
Taylor, Noah E.
Ta~lor, Sarah E.
Taylor, Sarah E.
Taylor, Sherman
Taylor, Thornton
Tedrow, Belle
Templin, Dana
Templin, Olin
TenBroeck, Minnie
Tenbroeck, Nellie, Miss
TenBroeck, Nettie
Tenbrook, Nellie, Miss
Tenney, William E.

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155 1897
9 1885
144 1896
83 1892
9 1885
142 1896
8 1885
50 1889
155 1897
94 1893
145 1896
60 1890
28 1887
50 1889
80 1892
15 1886
155 1897
22 1886
91 1893
40 1888
21 1886
84 1892
34 1888
109 1894
14 1886
21 1886
84 1892
50 1889
48 1889
31 1887
62 1890
94 1893
134 1896
117 1895
95 1893
35 1888
144 1896
54 1890
21
1886
44 1889
22 1886
32 1887
155 1897
155 1897
41 1888
2 1885
50 1889
135 1896
9 1885
60 1890
21
1886
144 1896
128 1895
117 1895
118 1895
3 1885
35 1888
94 1893
61 1890
59 1890
50 1889
144 1896
118 1895
155 1897
21 1886
79 1892
12 1886
67 1891
12 1886
31
1887

NAME
Tennis, Anna E.
Tennis, Martha M.
Tenpenny, J. M.
Tenple, Richard G.
Testerman, Francis M.
Thacher, Anna
Thacher, Mary H.
Thacher, Nellie G.
Thackrey, William E.
Thayer, William
Thiel, Louis H.
Thime, Elizabeth
Thistiethwaite, Anna E.
Thistiethwaite, Arthur W.
Thomas, Addie
Thomas, Anna M.
Thomas, Arnie
Thomas, Edrick J. (or I)
Thomas, Ennis T.
Thomas, George
Thomas, George A.
Thomas, John W.
Thompson, Alice H.
Thompson, Alice H.
Thompson,Alice H.
Thompson, Benjamin
Thompson,CarmM.
Thompson, Daisy M.
Thompson, Emma D.
Thompson, Enos A.
Thompson, Enos S.
Thompson, Herman V.
Thompson, Jeff
Thompson, Katie A.
Thompson, Mary
Thompson, Otis E.
Thompson, Robert
Thom~son,SamueIG.

Thompson, Thomas
Thompson, Ura B.
Thompson, Wells
Thompson, William
Thoren, Frederich
Thoren, Henry C.
Thoren, Lydia S.
Thornton, Edward J.
Thornton, Hattie
Thornton, John
Thornton, William
Thorp, Phillip
Thouvenel, Rachel E.
Thralls, Frank W.
Thudium, Amelia
Thudium, August F.
Thuelium, Charles
Thurber, Brant
Thurber, Lottie
Thurber, Mary A.
Thurlow, Edwin L.
Thurston, Edwin
Tibbals, Jesse W.
Tibbets, Permelia J.
Tilles, Samuel
Tilton, Edward F.
Timmermeyer, Frank F.
Timmermeyer, William F.
Timmons, Fremont S.
Timmons, Liddie, Miss
Tingle, Thomas G.
Tipton, Eva Bell

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32 1887
30 1887
74 1891
109 1894
50 1889
33 1888
25 1887
46 .1889
109 1894
9 1885
109 1894
61
1890
68 1891
94 1893
48 1889
73 1891
51 1889
126 1895
60 1890
21
1886
60 1890
60 ·1890
38 1888
41
1888
99 1894
74 1891
9 1885
125 1895
59 1890
126 1895
21 1886
60 1890
84 1892
4 1885
6 1885
155 1897
74 1891
31
1887
155 1897
104 1894
41
1888
84 1892
85 1892
60 1890
36 1888
155 1897
87 1893
109 1894
109 1894
51
1889
114 1895
31
1887
101 1894
126 1895
51
1889
109 1894
7 1885
93 1893
60 1890
144 1896
109 1894
127 1895
74 1891
51
1889
144 1896
94 1893
51 1889
74 1891
41
1888
86 1893

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Titcher, Lillian N.
Titterington, Mary S.
Tobler, Amelia
Tobler, Carl A.
Todd, Grace B.
Todd, Lauren M., Sr.
Todd, Loouis
Todd, Thomas A. L.
Todd, Ulysses M.
Toddy, William Ashbell
Tolbert, Charles
Tolbert, Clemest L.
Tolbert, john S.
Toliver, Abraham L.
Tolle, Belle
Tolle, Josie M.
TOPping~ Alanson N.
Topping, Alanson N.
Topping, Allie V.
Topping, Arthur E.
TODPing-, Howard B.
Topping, John B.
Tornaden, Herman C.
Torneden, Adolph
Torneden, Henry
Tornquist, E., Rev.
Towery, James
Townsend, Allen A.
Townsend, Richard C.
Townsend, Saddie E.
Toyne, Charles H.
Trampton, William W.
Transmeyer, Sophie
Transue, Annie M.
Transue, Joseph
Transue, Josiah
Transue, Lourena
Transue, Mary A.
Transue, Myra
Trapheagen, Kate
Trapp, John J.
Trapp. Louis H.
Trapp, Olive
Travis, Frederick
Traylor, Willis N.
Trembly, Nancy J.
Trembly, Zoe A.
Trew, Christine E.
Treworgn, Bertha J.
Treworgy, Mary
Treworgv, Milo
Tridhope, James
Trimble, Laura A.
Tripp, John L.
Tropp, Melvina A.
Trout, Eliza E.
Trout, George H.
Trout, Martha
Trout, Mary E.
Trout, Richard W.
Truan, Elizabeth A.
Truan, Sarah J.
Truesdall, Edna
Trumbull, Edward B.
Trvan, John R.
Tryon, Dolly
Tryon, Dowa L.
Tucker, Celia L.
Tucker, Charles
Tucker, Charles H.

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10 1885
155 1897
43 1889
94 1893
16 1886
60 1890
31 1887
60 1890
21 1886
9 1885
144 1896
126 1895
21 1886
95 1893
2 1885
23 1887
126 1895
126 1895
63 1891
126 1895
31 1887
60 . 1890
60 1890
109 1894
126 1895
75 1891
9 1885
126 1895
31 1887
10 1885
31 1887
41 1888
4 1885
155 1897
60 1890
75 1891
21 1886
42 1888
100 1894
16 1886
155 1897
109 1894
125 1895
21
1886
21
1886
109 1894
118 1895
43 1889
113 1895
21 1886
155 1897
127 1895
57 1890
85 1892
54 1890
87 1893
85 1892
38 1888
34 1888
127 1895
51
1889
64 1891
135 1896
21 1886
127 1895
2 1885
26 1887
133 1896
9 1885
31 1887

NAME
Tucker, Ella
Tucker, Fannie E.
Tucker, John W.
Tucker, Louis R.
Tucker, Tillie
Tucker, William A.
Tucker, William L.
Tuller, Herbert H.
Turnbough, Mary D.
Turner; Addie
Turner, Clara
Turner, Della
Turner, Katie A.
Turner, laura A.
Turner, Leona
Turner, Mary Florence
Turner, Mary M.
Turner, Ollie J.
Turner, Otis
Turner, Phillip H.
Turner, William E.
Turner, William L.
Turpin, George B.
Turriff, Agnes
Turtle, Frederick W.
Tutt, Cassie
Tutt, James henry
Tutt, Mary
Tuttle, Annabel
Tuttle, Birch E.
Tuttle, Charles E.
Tuttle, Florence J.
Tuttle, Henry A.
Tuttle, Lewis Franklin
Tuttle, Lillian L.
Tuttle, Martha E.
Tuttle, Nellie S.
Tuttle, Susan
Tuttle, William H.
Tweed, Archie E.
Tyler, Emily
Tyler, Frances
Tyler, Lydia A.
Tyler, Sarah A.
Tyner, James T.
Tyrrell, Artie
Tyrrell, Henry J.
Tyrrell, Perry
Tyson, James A.
Uhinger 7, George B.
Uhl, Emry S.
Uhrlaup, Jeannot
Ulrich, Ada
Ulrich, Charles E.
Ulrich, Clara
Ulrich, Eli
Ulrich, Etta
Ulrich, Jacob R.
Ulrich, James
Ulrich, Manford
Ulrich, Martha
Ulrich, William H.
Ulrich, William L.
Ulrick, Daniel
Umbersaw, Lewis B.
Underwood, Annie E.
Underwood, J. M.
Unger, John
Unthank, Kate A.
Updike, Mahlon

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103 1894
71
1891
22 1886
155 1897
80 1892
51
1889
144 1896
95 1893
23 1887
47 1889
102 1894
49 1889
10 1885
39 1888
155 1897
155 1897
61
1890
50 1889
95 1893
85 1892
127 1895
31
1887
31
1887
94 1893
127 1895
87 1893
95 1893
41 1888
66 1891
85 1892
127 1895
129 1896
95 1893
127 1895
81 1892
36 1888
61
1890
56 1890
127 1895
155 1897
49 1889
40 1888
40 1888
58 1890
109 1894
138 1896
22 1886
75 1891
155 1897
155 1897
9 1885
31 1887
128 1895
31
1887
120 1895
75 1891
108 1894
9 1885
75 1891
60 1890
50 1889
127 1895
95 1893
85 1892
22 1886
63 1891
75 1891
10 1885
15 1886
41
1888

NAME
Upson, Pelvina
Urech, Pauline
Ursprung. Christian
Ury, Josiah C.
Uttenger, Nancy Z.
Vail, Cornelius
Vale, (or Vail) Ella R.
VanBuren, Mary Alice
VanCleave, D. F.
Vanderbur, Charles
Vanderpool. Gertie
VanDusen, Abraham
VanE~s, Charles B.
VanHoesen, Mary H.
VanHorn, William B.
VanHorum, Rilla Bagby
Vanliew, Conrad E.
Vanliew, Mary
Vannest, Martin Chester
VanPelt, reuben H.
VanTries, Bertha
VanTries, Blair
VanTries, Minnie
VanVoorhis, Lena Aggie
VanVoorhis, Myrtie M.
Varner, Laura
Varnum, Anna E.
Varnum, Hattie E.
Vaughn, Barbara·L.
Veatch, Matelda
Verder, Lewis
Vermillion, Anna M.
Vermilya, Ella V.
Vernsen, Ole
Victor, Hermann
Vincent, Frederick W.
Vif)Yard, Susan
Vires, Annie
Vitt, August
Vitt, Emma
Viti, Geo!9.e H.
Vitt, Hattie, Miss
Vitt, Llena
Vitt·, Myrtle
Vitt, Nora Belle
Viti, Zora May
Voeller, Nellie E.
V~el. Otto H.
V-"Qelsang, Mary
'{Qg), Alfred H.
Vogler, Adam
Vi&gt;9Ier, Phillip
Vogler, Valentine
VonGunten, Albert
VonZeller, Richard L. F.
Waddel, Adolaile
Wade, Altra I.lor Jl
Wade, Ida M.
Waggerman, Charles
Wagner, Elmer E.
WCl[ner, Harry R.
WCl[staff, Minnie A.
WCl[staff, Robert B.
Wahlstrom, Charles H.
WakelY. Ida L.
Wakley, Charles E.
Waldie, William
Walker, Charles
Walker, Charles A.
Walker, Della

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28 1887
99 1894
22 1886
60 1890
136 1896
61 1890
103 1894
81 1892
75 1891
61 1890
101 1894
41 1888
144 1896
7 1885
51 1889
.114 1895
51 1889
14 1886
22 1886
61 1890
70 1891
109 1894
39 1888
1886
21
56 1890
18 1886
40 1888
34 1888
137 . 1896
43 1889
110 1894
62 1890
53 1890
51 1889
10 1885
10 1885
24 1887
103 1894
31
1887
39 1888
144 1896
82 1892
59 1890
143 1896
57 1890
140 1896
135 1896
85 1892
17 1886
51
1889
95 1893
110 1894
1890
61
144 1896
51 1889
127 1895
125 1895
21 1886
144 1896
155 1897
95 1893
33 1888
110 1894
127 1895
53 1890
51
1889
61
1890
31
1887
85 1892
85 1892

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Walker,_ George C.
Walker, Hala M.
Walker, James
Walker, Jennie
Walker, Jennie A.
Walker, John W.
Walker, Katie
Walker, Martha L.
Walker, Mary J.
Walker, Mattie
Walker, May
Walker, Raymond A.
Walker, Sherman
Walker, Thomas
Wallace, Carl E.
Wallace, Lewis H.
Wallace, Maria A.
Wallenstein, henry
Wallenzien, Amy
Wallenzien, Bertha
Wallrod, Rachel Anna
Walrafen, John B.
Walruff, Dora
Walruff, Lena
Waltenbero, Rosa
Walter, Lea L.
Walters, Ella
Walters, Emma
Walters, John S.
Waltman, Annie
Walton, Eliza Jane
Walton, Emmanuel
Walton, James B.
Walton, Mattie M.
Wandries, Mary
Warbinton, Sarah F.
Ward, Martha J.
Ward, Robert E.
Wardlow, Harvey J.
Wardlow, Katie
Ware, Jesse
Ware, Thomas
Warfield, Frances
Warfield, Henry W.
Warfield, Sophia
Warmer, John
Warne, Mae T.
Warne, Martha
Warnen, Bessie
Warner, Daniel H.
Warner, Jerome
Warner, Lillie D.
Warner, Lydia
Warner, Mattie
Warner, Melvena
Warner, Susie
Warren, Alice
Warren, Dora E.
Warren, Emma- --Warren, Florena F.
Warren, Frances
Warren, George T.
Warren, Lulu C.
Warren, Thomas
Warren, William H.
Warrina, Earl A.
Warring, Ray
Warton, Grace M.
Washinaton, George
Washington, George

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61
23
95
16
76
51
95
46
29
61
69
127
41
22
155
144
8
85
88
126
99
155
29
26
73
15
85
89
95
7
60
22
51
79
65
63
64

155
144
80
145
10
155
145
119
145
28
37
155
41
42
50
155
141
136
93
37
67
11
71
34
110
92
75
61
110
110
98
61
61

1890
1887
1893
1886
1891
1889
1893
1889
1887
1890
1891
1895
1888
1886
1897
1896
1885
1892
1893
1895
1894
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1887
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1887
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1897
1888
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1897
1896
1896
1893
1888
1891
1885
1891
1888
1894
1893
1891
1890
1894
1894
1894
1890
1890

NAME
Washinaton, Georae
Washinaton, Julia A.
Washington, Lewis
Washirtaton, Martha
Washinaton, Philip
Washinaton, PhiliTO
Waters, C. C.
Watkins, Alice E.
Watkins, Emma J.
Watkins, Frank
Watkins, H. Kirk
Watkins, Ida
Watkins, Louisa? A.
Watson, Enoch
Watson, EUQene
Watson, Georae H.
Watson, Laura E.
Watson, Lishes
Watson, Lydia
Watt, Sally B.
Watteville, Charles L.
Watts, Elizabeth Jane
Watts, Elsie G.
Watts, Fannie
Watts, Frank H.
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Welker, William D.
Wellman, D. A.
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Wells, Mary L.
Wells, William M.
Welsh, Clifford D.
Welsh, Emma E.
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Welter, Peter H.
Welty, Jesse N.
Wenberg, Helena
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Wenzel, Gussie
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Wertz, Flora L.
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West, Cora May
West, Frederick C.
West, Jessie M.
West, Laura
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Westerhouse, Eddy
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Wharton, G. Chapman
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Wheeler, Ella E.
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Wheeler, James B.
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White, Mary
White, Michael
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White, Russell G.
White, Ruth E.
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White, Weldon J.
White, William
Whitlock, Eliza M.
Whitlock, Sallie E.
Whitlock, William A.
Whitman, Alice Beula
Whitman, Edgar E.
Whitman, Grace S.
Whitman, henry F.
Whitman, Rosie Enid
Whitney, Charles L
Whitney, Marquis D.
Whitney, Omar F.
Whitney, Sadie
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Whittaker, Charlie
Whittaker, John
Whiltock, Ida
Wickum, Annie
Wideman, David C.
Widener, Charles R.
Widener, Christene
Widener, Samatha J.
Wiedemann, Robert F. C.
Wiggett, William T.
Wiggin, Ida Belle
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Wiggins, Frank D.
Wiggs, Lillian Albertine
Wilbrn, Lucy
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Wilbur, John P.
Wilbur, Maude H.
Wilbur, Samuel t.
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Wilder, Frank H.
Wilder, Georgene
Wiley, John C.
Wiley, Sybil S.
Wilhite, Charles M.
Wilkerson, Arthur W.
Wilkerson, Monroe D.
Wilkins, Mary
Wilkins, Queen V.
Wilkinson, Harriet A.
Will, Johanna
Willard, Cora
Willey, Jessie E.
Willey, Serenus E.
Willey, vida O.
William, John·W.
Williams James
Williams Martha
Williams, Adam Henry
Williams, Alice
Williams, Anna B.
Williams, Anna B.
Williams, Annie
Williams, Barney Edward
Williams, Belle, Miss
Williams, Blanche
Williams, Carrie
Williams, Charles
Williams, Christopher V.
Williams, Edward
Williams, Edward
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Williams, Emma
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Williams, Hester
Williams, Ida
Williams, Isaac L.
Williams, Isabel M.
Williams, J. l.
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Williams, Jerry
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Williams, John T.
Williams, Johnson
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Williams, Mary lIa
Williams, Mary L.
Williams, Milton
Williams, Minnie E.
Williams, Newton
Williams, R. H.
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Williams, Susie
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Willis, Clara E.
Willis, Elmer E.
Willis, Hattie
Willis, John
Willis, Katie M.
Willis, Walter A.
Willmann, Gustav
Willouahby, Henry
Willouahby, Lazarus
Wilmoth, Harrv E.
Wilson, A. H.
Wilson, Alwilda A.
Wilson, Annie R.
Wilson, Charles
Wilson, Cora J.
Wilson, E. J.
Wilson, Eli
Wilson, Frances
Wilson, Harry F.
Wilson, Ida
Wilson, James C.
Wilson, James H.
Wilson, John E.
Wilson, John H.
Wilson, John W.
Wilson, Julia A.
Wilson, Lillie M.
Wilson, Martha
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Wilson, Phoeba l.
Wilson, Robert E.
Wilson, Stephen T.
Wilson, Svbil
Wilson, Thomas E.
Wilson, Thomas E.
Wilson, Thomas V.
Wilson, Thomas W.
Wilson, Vina C.
Wilson, Virginia B.
Wilson, William T. F.
Wilts, Ollie
Winburn, Charles
Winchell, Georae H.
Winchell, Hattie E.
Winchell, Lulu B.
Wind, Charles
Wind, Joseph
Windsor, Fred
Wines, Edward T.
Winey, Jacob
Winfrey, William
Wing, Addie S.
Winaate, John H.
Winger, Emil
Winafield, Carrie D.
Wingfield, hattie
Wingfield, Hester, Mrs.
Winkler, Carrol T.
Winkler, Lydia Louise
Winn, Mary E.
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Winters, Ova
Wirts, Nannie
Wise, Charity
Wise, Frlix E.
Wise, Samuel D.
Wiseley, Elizabeth G.
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Wittnam, Thomas J.
Wixson, Mermis W.
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Wood, GeorQe E.
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Woodside, Louise V.
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Woody, Clara C.
Woody, John H.
Woody, William H. C.
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Wooley, William M.
Woolley, AnQus J.
Wooster, Henry S.
Wooten, Minnie Belle
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Wright, Alice
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Wright, Lincoln O.
WriQht, Lizzie
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Wright, Marcus R.
Wriaht, Mary S.
Wright, Robert
Wright, Sarah A.
Wriaht, Susan
Wright, Wesle
Wriaht, William E.
Wright, William I. (or G)
Wright, William T.
Wulfkuhle, Christian
Wulfkuhle, Henry W.
Wyman, Carlton
Wyman, M. W.
Wysinger, Adam M.
Yamann, Lena
Yancy, Hattie
Yancy, Isaac
Yarham, Katie
Yarnold, Anna M.
Yarnold, Malinda F.
Yates, George L.
Yates, Mamie E.
Yeager, Isidor
Yeager, Mary A.
Yeaman, Frank Lee
Yerington, Ella
Yewdall, Charles H.
Yoder, Harriet B.
Yoder, Josie
Yohn, Margaret
York, Maggie
Young, Arthur E.
Young, Charles O.
Young, James T.
Young, John H.
Young, Laura
Young, Louisa
Young, Mathew J.
Young, Maude
Young, Nancy
Young, Sallie
Young, Sally
Young, Vina, Miss
Young, William H.
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Yungbeck, Annie
Zabriskie, Gertie M.
Zeeb, Louisa M.
Zeeb, William F.
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Zellars, John W.
Ziegler, William F.
Ziesenis, Lena
Ziesiness, Louise
Ziesnis, Charles H.
Zigler, John
Zillner, Fred
Zimmerman, Thaddeus S.
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                    <text>�Douglas County Genealogical Society
Making a copy of "Douglas County, Kansas, Marriages, 1854-

1884"
1., Take these originals to UPS Store on 31 st Street east of Iowa (near
Home Depot) and use the DCGS prepaid Copy Card.
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retrieve your leftover paper after the copying.
4. Check the copies to see if any are off-center so some of the printing is
missing or on the very edge of the paper. Make new copies of those
pages, one at a time.
5. Take the copies to Copy Co, 1401 West 23 rd, and get them bound in
plastic ring binding (black rings) with heavy clear plastic over the
cover and black vinyl on the back. Price in July 2008 is about $3.00
plus tax.
6. Return the originals and these instructions.
7. Get reimbursement for the cost of the binding, and cover stock and
24- or 28-pound paper if you bought it, from Shari Mohr.

�D0 U GLAS C 0 U N T y, K A r, S A S

MAR RI AGE S
1 854 - 1 884
VOL Ufl E I

Copyright 1989

by
Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society, Inc.

P. O. Box 3664
Lawrence, Kansas

66046-0664

�FORWARD
The marriages in this book were originally in the Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society. Inc. 's
quarterlies, "The Pioneer", and have been compiled 'into book form for easier researching. The marriages
were extracted. from early newspapers, Lawrence Friends Monthly Meetings and the Douglas County, Kansas,
Clerk's Office. The Society regrets that it is unable to assume liability for omissions or errors.
Brief History of Douglas County, Kansas
Douglas County was organized in July 1855 and is the original county. However, in 1854 many people
began to stake claims in Douglas County after a peace treaty with the Shawnee Indians was signed. The
county is bounded on the north by Jefferson and Leavenworth Counties, on the east by Leavenworth and Johnson, on the south by Franklin and on the west by Osage and Shawnee. It is one of the only two counties .
in Kansas that had both the Oregon Trail and the Santa Fe Trail and their constant flow of travelers.
Kansas became the thirty-fourth state in 1861. On 21 August 1863, Douglas County Court Records
were destroyed in Quantrill's Raid.
Acknowledgments
(for Volume I)
Sincere thanks to the following people who helped make this volume possible:
Cover Design:

Pauline Elniff
Judy Sweets

Copying and Typing (see each year for original contributors):
Virginia Aldridge
Dorothy Clarke
Vivian Clough
Pauline Elniff
Grace Embers
Dr. Thomas Gorton
Mary Jamison
Pauline Meyer
Name Indexing:

Mary Burchill

Assistance and Consultation:
Compiled by:

Janet Payne
Donna Shogrin
Jean Snedeger
Judy Sweets
Edna Welling
Jane Wiggins
Mary Lou Winchell

Donna M. Shogrin

Beverley Chapman
Jean Snedeger

Judy Sweets
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�TABLE OF CONTENTS-cont.
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1876 ......................................... 141
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1876 ......................................... 146
Additions: 1874 Marriages ............................•........................... 148
"Runaway Wife" .................................................................... 148
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1877 ......................................... 149
"Missing Husband" .......•••...•............................... ' .................... 155
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1877 .......•................................. 156
Poem ........•.........•....................•......•....•............. ; ............ 158
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1878 ........•................................ 159
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1878 ........•................................. 166
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1879 ......................................... 169
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1879 ..•...................................... 178
"Silver Wedding" •.............••....•..............................•.............. 182
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1880 ........................•................ 183
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1880 ......................................... 192
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1881 ........•.....•......•................... 196
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1881 ....•..................................•. 206
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1882 .....•.........•......................... 211
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1882 ...•.•......•..••..•..................... 220
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1883 ...........•.•........................... 224
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1883 •••........•.•........................... 234
Poem - "I Love You" by Carleton Everett Knox ...................................... 238
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1884 ........................•................ 239
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1884 ...............•........•.•.............. 249
Index ............................................................................. 253

The Society regrets that it is unable to assume liability for omissions or errors.

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES
1854-1884, Volume I
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Forward ............................................................................. I

Brief History of Douglas County, Kansa~ ..................•...................... ····I
Acknowledgments ....•.•...•.......•....................................•............. I
Newspaper Extracted Marriages 1854-1861 ...................•....................•.... 1
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1854-1861 ..................................... ·6
Poem - "The Holiest Vow" ••...............•.•............••.......................... 8
Newspaper Extracted Marriages 1854-1860 ....•..............•......................... 9
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1854-1860 .•................................... 18
Newspaper Extracted Marriages 1861-1863 ••..•............••.................••...... 21
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1861-1863 ....•..•................•..........•.. 26
Lawrence Monthly Meeting of Friends Records of Marriage 1871-1884 .••..........•.... 28
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1863-1865 .................................. ···30
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1863-1865 •.............•........•............. 38
Poem by Cowper ..................................................•.................. 4 3
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1866-1867 ......•.......•......•..............• 44
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1866-1867 ........•..........•.............•... 52
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1867-1868 ....•................................ 56
"Marriage Vows" ..•.....•.....•..........•...•...•.....•.......•...................• 64
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1867-1868 ..•••.......•.................•.....• 65
Poem - "As unto the Bow" by Longfellow ..........••...•..................•...•..•... 69
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1869 .......••...••......•..................... 70 .
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1869 .......•.•.............•................•. 77
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1870 ....•..•.••..•.....•...................•.. 80
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1870 ••.•...•....•..•.........•............... ·85
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1871 •••••..•.....•••.......•.•...........•.... 89
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1871: ..••..•....•....•......•................ ·97
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1872 ...•....................•................ 100
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1872 ......••....••.....•....................• 108
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1873 ....•...............•................... ·112
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1873 ........•......•...•..........•.•........ 120
"Marital Humor" ..•..•.•......•.•....••..•........•.........•.....•...........•.... 123
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1874 ..•...•........•......................... 124
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1874 ........•.•......•.............•......... 131
Marriages Recorded in Clerk's Office 1875 ................•........................ 134
Alphabetical Listing by Bride's Name 1875 •.............•.........•................ 138

�MARRIAGE RECORDS 1854-1861
On 21 August 1863, Douglas County Court Records were destroyed in Quantrill's Raid. The following records of
marriages have been collected from various sources. Information includes the names of bride and groom, date of
marriage, officiant and where the record may be found. Area newspapers cited, with abbreviations used are:
Lawrence-Republican (LR), Lawrence-Herald of Freedom (HF), Lawrence-Kansas Free State (KFS), Lawrence-Kansas Tribu
(LKT), Leavenworth-Daily Time (DT), Lecompton-Kansas National Democrat (LKND), Lecompton-Union (LU), Oskaloosa
Independent (01), Prairie City-Freeman's Champion (PCFC). Topeka-Kansas Tribune (TKT), Topeka-Kansas State Record
(TKSR). Other sources: Lawrence-Congregational Church marriages by Rev. Richard Cordley, Andreas' History of
Kansas, Douglas County Marriage Records, Vol. 1 by Louise Barry, (DCMR), Kansas Historical Quarterly, Vol. 21, and
Portrait and Biographical Record of Leavenworth, Douglas and Franklin Counties (LDF).
RECORDED
GROOH
BRIDE
DATE
OFFICIANT
ANDERSON, Augustine
McKINNEY, Sarah H.
8 Dec. 1859
DCMR 20 Jan. 1869
Rev. M.E. Clough
LR 18'Feb. 1858
Rev. R.C. Brant
ATKINSON, William
DAVENPORT, Mary
16 Feb. 1858
LR 13 Oct. 1859
R.
Cordley
Rev.
BACON, S.S.
MOORE, Ellen R.
24 Aug. 1859
LR 28 Jan. 1858
BAKER, Peter H.
SEBRA, Margaretta
11 Jan. 1858
LR 24 Mar. 1859
Rev.
L.B.
Dennis
BALDWIN, Henry
COSLEY, Ann E.
8 Mar. 1859
KHQ Vol. 10
BARBER, Oliver M.
BURGESS, Melinda
8 Nov. 1859
LR 13 Oc t 1859
Rev. H.H. Moore
BENEDICT, William
WALTON, Eliza H.
6 Nov. 1859
PCFC 17 Jun 1859
Rev. M. Ingels
BENJAMIN, HeQry
BAYSINGER, Betty
27 May 1859
LR 24 May 1860
Rev. M.D. Tenney
BLACKSTONE, W.C.
ENSLOW, Anna E.
10 May 1860
LR 10 Aug.(?) 18
Rev. R. Cordley
BOYMAN, Christian
SUTLIFF, Mary E.
15 Aug. 1860
LR 26 Jul. 1860
Rev. J. T. Holiday
BOYER, John
EDDY, Emily P.
15 Jul. 1860
Andreas
p. 354
BRENDER, John L.
MORSE, Cornelia
26 Jul. 1858
LR
7
Oc
t. 1858
Charles Reynolds
BROOKS, Paul
BOUGHTON, Mary Angeline
3 Oct. 1858
KHQ Vol. 17
LR 17 May 1860
Rev. R. Cordley
BROWN, Ira
8 May 1860
WOODWARD, Emma
LKND 1 Apr. 1858
Wm.
\lilson
Rev.
BROWNE, Orville H.
27 Mar. 1858
STEINER, Caroline Mrs.
LR 28 Apr. 18-Rev.
\1m.
Bishop
BROWN, Samuel W.
MAHON, Sarah A. Mrs.
26 Apr. 18-LR 25 Nov. 1858
Storrs
Rev.
L.D.
BUDINGTON, George E.
11 Nov. 1858
SHEPHERD, Anna E.
TKT
3 Nov. 1860
Rev.
\I.H.
Hickox
BURROUGHS, Edgar C.
HOUGHTON, Mary J.
29 Oct. 1860
LR
9
Dec.
Judge
Gordon
CAMPBELL, Alex M.
6
Nov.
1858
PHILLIPS, Christina A.
PCFC
18 Mar 1858
Rev.
J.E.
Moore
CARRIER, Milo
30
Jan.
1858
FOX, Almira
. LR 15 Dec.
Rev. R.P. Duval
CASE, Dexter
6 Dec. 1859
AYERS, Mary Jane
LR 7 Jun 1860
Rev. J.C. Fraker
CATTEREON, John L.
BUNDREN, Ellen
LR 16 Aug 1860
Rev. \1m. Barnett
CLARKE, Richard W..
KIRKBRIDE, Cassa F.
7 Aug 1860
LR 6 Dec 1860
Rev. R. Cordley
CLARKE, Sidney
29 Nov 1860
ROSS, Henrietta
PCFC 13 May 1858
Rev. R.C. Brant
COE, Henry L.
GIFFORD, Eliza M
12 May 1858
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�1854 - 1861

GRODr1

BRIDE

DATE

OFFICIANT

COE, J.M.
COLE, John P.
COMPTON, John
CONKLIN, Ensign
COOPER, Wm.
CORD LEY , Rev. Richard
COREY, Alfred
CORNELL, John A.
CRANE, John R.
CRICKET, Charles H.
CROCKETT, Allison
CURTIS, Alfred
DaLEE, A.G.
DAVIDSON, John R.
DISBROW, Ebenezer
DUVALL, William A.

WOOD, Mary M.
FONCANON, Hettie
BREESE, Emily
BOVERS, Anna D.C.
ANDERSON, Mrs. Almira
COX, Mary Ann
HOOVER, Martha
PARRISH, Ann E.
HILL, Mary Ann
FISK, Ellen M.
BENNETT, Lizzie J.
HASKINS, Clara
LAMON, Martha A.
PHILLIPPOY, R.C.
BRYAN, Bethiah
CLOE, Mary C.

2 Sept 1858
10 May 1860
24 Mar 1858
7 Jun 1860
22 Sept 1860
19 May 1859
25 Dec. 1855
7 Jun. 1860
1858
30 Sep. 1860
12 Jun. 1860
16 Mar. 1859
1 Apr. 1860
7 Aug. 1860
19 Dec. 1858
26 Oct. 1859

Rev. Faucher
Rev. F.P. Monfort

POWERS, Susie R.
HEMPHILL, Maria Mrs.
JOHNSON, Josephine A.
HUMPHREYS, Frances E.
KEENER, Mary Ann
HAGUER, Maria Dora
WILMARTH, Sarah A.
CROSBY, Mary
NORTON, Mary
BUTLER, Angeline
WRIGHT, Annie
ZINN, Elizabeth
KILLUH, Betsy Mrs.
MANOGE, Margy
THACHER, Helen Marion
SANTER, Mary
SIMONS, Betsey
HEVITT, Helen M.
CURTIS, Mary
FITZHENRY, Elizabeth
LONG, M.A. Mrs.
DAVIDSON, Sarah A.T.

4 Oct. 1860
16 Apr. 1855
31 Oct. 1860
3 Oct. 1859
29 Oct. 1858
27 Mar. 1860
19 Apr. 1857
14 Apr. 1857
28 Oct. 1858
7 Aug. 1859
19 Sept. 1859
25 Nov. 1857
25 Oct. 1859
26 Jan. 1860
14 Sept. 1858
9 Sept. 1858
16 Dec. 1857
8 May 1859
28 Apr. 1860
27 Oct. 1859
17 Feb. 1855
22 Oct. 1860

Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
J.D.

EDWARDS, C.L.
EGLEHOFF, John Michael
EMBRY, G.H.
FARNHAM, Reauben H.
FAUX, Joseph
FINK, Kassimer Johannes
FITCH, Edward P.
FLETCHER, Josiah S.
FORD, E.N.
FURNISH, James Thomas
GILMORE, Thomas M.
GLENN, A.G.
GRAHAM, John H.
GREEN, H.M.
GREEN, Dr. Wm. T.
GRIFFITH, Joshua
,GRISWOLD, Daniel
GRISWOLD, Dr. J.F.
HALING, John
HALLADAY, Albert
HAMMOND, Thomas
HARRIS, E.P.

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Rev. McMasters
Mr. McKinney, JP
Rev. D.L. Eaton
Elder Wm. Hicks
Congregational
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

Wm. Bishop
Wm. Barnett
R.J. Ferri!
W.O. Thomas
R.J. Ferril
L.B. Dennis
Nathan Taylor

W.H. Beaman
S.S. Snyder
R. Cordley
R. Radley
Allen
s.s. Chapman
Rev. S.Y. Lum
Rev. C. Reynolds
Isaiah P. Vinslow
Rev. R.C. Brant
H.H.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

Moore
J. Copeland
F. Graves
Wm. C. McDow
W.G. Hubbard
S.Y. Lum
C.E. Blood
Wm. Wilson
A. Finch
R. Cordley

RECORDED
PCFC 13 May 1858
LR 17 May
PCFC 1 Apr 1858
LR 7 Jun 1860
01 26 Sept 1860
LR 26 May
LKFS 7 Jan 1856
LHF 18 Sep 1858
LR 4 Oc t. 1860
LR 21 Jun. 1860
LR 24 Mar. 1859
LR 5 Apr. 1860
LR 16 Aug. 1860
KHQ V.2!.

DCMR 1 May 1871
BK. 1 p. 195
LR 18 Oct. 1860
KFS 21 Apr. 1855
TKT 3 Nov. 1860
LKND 13 Oct 1859
HF 13 Nov. 1858
LR 12 Apr. 1860
LR 28 May 1857
LDF p. 237
HF 6 Nov. 1858
LR 25 Aug. 1859
LR 22 Sept. 1859
Andreas p. 352
LR 27 Oc t. 1859
LKND 23 Feb 1860
LR 7 Oc t. 1858
HF 25 Sept 1858
LR 7 Jan. 1858
HF 14 May 1859
LR 17 May 1860
TKSR 12 Nov 1859
KFS
LR 25 Oct. 1860

�1854 - 1861

o

DATE

GROOM

BRIDE

HART, Henry
HATHAVAY, N.B.
HENRY, Villiam
HERRING, Frederick
HOUGHTON, Charles S.
HUTCHINSON, Josiah
HUBBELL, Willard o.
JACOT, August O.
JAVENS, Henson
JONES,----JUDD, Henry
KEELER, Capt. Julius
KELLEY, Thomas D.
KENNEDY, L.J.
KENNEDY, Oliver P.
KENNEDY, W.J.
LAUTER, John T.
LAUTERWASER, Williams
LESTER, Edmond
LEVIS, Eliphalet
LEVIS, Dr. Isaiah M.
LEVIS, John H.
LICHTFERS, Frederick A.
LINK, Adam R.
LIVERMORE, William
LLOYD, S.W.
MANOR, James A.
MARTIN, Leander
MARTIN, Dr". William D.
MILLER, George
MOORE, Henry J.
MOORE, John
MOORE, Mahlon K.
MOORE, Robert
MORRISON, John Esq.
NACE, Villiam M.
OLDHAM, B.L.
OTT, William J.
OWEN, Ellis

CHURCHILL, Mary
OSTERHOUT, Kate
RICHARDS, Mary Ann
WOOLMAN, Mary J.
RICHARDSON, Mary
WHITLOCK, Luticia Caroline
GLEASON, Maria
STEVENIN, Mary Mrs.
WITTEN, Tryphosa
DOY, Pamila
HUNT, Anna
DAVENPORT, Annie
BELL, Parmelia
TODD, Amanda E.
WOODRUFF, Martha M.
SHIELDS, Lucinda
BALDWIN, Elizabeth
PFEIFFER, Margaret
GRAHAM, Mary M.
KENNEDY, Laura
GOSS, Sarah W.
DRYDEN, Emily H.
STEVENS, Anna C.
QUIETT, Emma E.
DICKSON, Louisa F.
DUNN, Mary C.
HAKIN, Eveline
BLAKE, Bertha E.
CLAYTON, Cornelia J
LOVERY, Margaret
JOHNSON, Catharine
McKINNEY, Juliette
LEARNED, Lizzie
BENT, Mollie E.
BURRITT, Emma S.
HICKOX, Mary A.
BAKER, Elvira
DAVIS, Emma D.
MORRIS, Catherine

- July 1859
10 Mar. 1859
4 Mar. 1858
16 Nov. 1860
28 Dec. 1858
18 Feb. 1855
15 Apr. 1860
28 Jan. 1860
2 Aug. 1856
2 Apr. 1860
15 May 1860
4 Feb. 1859
23 Dec. 1858
29 Jul. 1859
12 Aug. 1860
-- 1857
27 Sep t. 1860
11 Nov. 1860
-- 1860
22 Apr. 1858
1 Jan. 1861
1 Nov. 1860
30 Sep. 1856
22 Aug. 1858
30 Sep. 1860
8 Mar. 1860
30 Jul. 1857
-- 1859
5 Aug. 1860
22 Feb. 1859
26 Mar. 1860
30 Jul. 1857
1 Jan. 1860
3 Apr. 1860
24 Mar. 1860
30 Oct. 1859
-- 1857
21 Apr. 1859
4 Oct. 1860

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OFFICIANT
Rev. S.Y. Lum.
Russell Austin
Rev. Wm. Miller
Rev. L.B. Stateler
Rev. W.O. Thomas
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

Werter R. Davis
John S. Brown
C.M. Calloway
R.C. Brant
S.Y. Lum.

Rev. F.R.S. Byrd
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

Mr. Green
I. Schacht
W.R. Davis
P.P. Elder
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Hudricks

Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

F.P. Montgomery
R. Cordley
W.R. Davis
Mr. Breedlove
J.W. Stewart
Werter R. Davis

Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

Ira Blackford
S.Y. Lum.
B.B. Moore
R.S. Symington
W.R. Long
William Wilson

O.B. Gardner, Esq.
Rev. Richard Cordley

RECORDED
LR 21 Apr. 1859
LR 21 Apr. 1859
LR 18 Mar. 1858
LKND 13 Dec.
LR 17 Feb. 1859
KFS 24 Feb.
LR 10 Apr. 1860
Andreas p. 358
LR 9 Aug. 1856
LR 24 May 1860
LR 24 May 1860
LR 10 Feb 1859
LR 6 Jan. 1859
Andreas p. 350
LR 16 Aug.
Andreas p. 350
LR 11 Oc t. 1860
DCHR 26 Apr 1867
LR 26 Apr 1860
LR 6 May 1858
LR 3 Jan.
LKND
Andreas "p. 354
BF 4 Sept. 1858
LR 11 Oc t. 1860
DT 15 Mar 1860
LR 11 Aug.
LR 14 Jul 1859
LR 9 Aug. 1860
Andreas p. 358
LR 5 Apr. 1860
LR 6 Aug 1857
LR 5 Jan.
LR Apr. 1860
LR 5 Apr 1860
LKND 3 Nov 1859
Andreas p. 360
LR 28 Apr 1859
LR 11 Oc t 1860

�1854~1861

GROOM

BRIDE

DATE

OFFICIANT

RECORDED
LR 21 Jun 1860
LKT 24 Jan 1955
Andreas p. 358,
LDF
PCFC 3 Sep 1857
LR 15 Jul 1858
LR 23 Jun 1859
LU 18 Apr 1857
PCFC 3 Jun 1858
PCFC 18 Mar 1858
Andreas p. 522
LR 12 Jul 1860
HF 2 Feb 1859
DCM Bk 1
rec. 12 Mar 1864
HF 4 Sep 1858
LR 27 Oct 1859
LR 28 Jan 1858
LR 12 May 1859
LR 12 May 1859
LR 25 Oct 1860
LKND 5 Nov 1857
LR 28 Jan 1858
LR 12 Apr 1860
LR 14 Apr 1859
LR 21 Jun 1860
LR 19 Apr 1860
Andreas p. 361
LR 21 Jun 1860
LR 7 Jun 1860
LR 24 Mar 1859
LR 24 May 1860
LKND 29 Sept
LR 27 Dec 1860
LR 8 Jul 1858
LR 19 Jul 1860
KFS 3 Jan 1855
LR 24 Nov 1859
LR 14 Jul 1859

PASCHEL, Luther
PEARSON, John
PEARSON, Robert H.

BURKE, Elizabeth
GREEN, Amary Amanda
BAYSINGER, Catharine

7 Jun. 1860
18 Jan. 1855
23 Sept. 1855

Thomas Totten
J.R. Goodin, Esq

PHILLIPS, George
POYER, Francis M.
PREEDY, Peter_V.
PRICHETT, Rev. J.H.
PROUTY, Salmon S.
QUIMBY, D.J.
RAHN, August
RANDALL, Dudley
RANDOLPH, P.H.
RAUPER, Gottlob

SWEET, Maria
JORDAN, Caroline Jane
HUYETT, Sarah Jane
JOHNSON, Mary J.
WHITEHEAD, Hannah Marie
SIGNOR, Frances
MILLER, Eva C.
CHAMBERLAIN, Ellen
MALONE, Mrs. Kate
DAM (?) Elizabeth

2 Aug. 1857
27 Jun. 1858
19 Jun. 1859
9 Apr. 1857
31 May 1858
30 Jan. 1858
1857
2 Jul 1860
2 Feb 1859
1 Oct 1858

Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

RATZ, Christian
REDFIELD, J.C.
REES, Seth
ROBERTS, C. Edward
ROBERTS, David E.
ROGERS, Dari us
RUCKER, James S.
RUSSELL, John
SANDS, James G.
SCHOFIELD, C.C.
SHARPE, Isaac B.
SINEX, Jacob
SMITH, Abram
SMITH, Michael
SODEN, Ym. T.
SPEER, Judge J.L.
SPICER, Arthur H.
SPIVEY, John Gil
STARK, Andrew
STEPHENS, George Y.
STONE, Augustus D.
STONE, Rev. M.W.
STUART, John
TAYLOR, E.L.

MANGER, Henriette
NICHOLS, Hannah A.
LIVERMORE, Eugenia Melinda
HAYS, Elizabeth
WINSHIP, Clarissa A.
CARPENTER, Rose
SCOTT, Nannie S.
HOW, Nancy Jan
BROWN, Susie E.
NORTON, Mary E.
BENNETT, Nettie
DOY, Pamelia
KELLY, Sarah E.
BLANDEN, Emeline
McCORMICK, Frances Jane
NEYLAND, Mrs. C.A.
GEE, Lucinda F.
WILKERSON, Lucy F.
SWINGLEY, Sue M.
THURSTON, Carry M.
SHIELDS, Narcissa Kate
DOTY, Mariah H.
HARBIN, Elizabeth
McGRATH, Mollie

23 Aug 1858
13 Oct 1859
23 Dec 1857
8 May 1859
8 May 1859
17 Oct 1860
21 Oct 1857
31 Dec 1857
8 Apr 1860
7 Apr 1859
12 Jun 1860
2 Apr 1860
7 Jun 1860
11 Jun 1860
18 May 1860
17 Mar 1859
23 May 1860
6 Sept 1857
24 Dec 1860
29 May 1858
6 Jul 1860
25 Dec 1854
17 Nov 1859
30 Jun 1859

Rev. Wm. Wilson
Rev. Mr. Monks
J.S. Livermore
David Jackman, J.P.
David Jackman, J.P.

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Mr. Ely.
M.M. Haun
H.H. Moore
Y. Bradford
Wm. Wilson
J.E. Morse

Rev. C.C. Moore
Rev. Warren Mayo
Rev. John Magee

Rev. Dr. Cummings
H. Burson, J.P.
Rev. R. Cordley
Rev. J. Copeland
Rev. Ym. Barnett
Rev. John S. Brown
D.E. Bowen, Esq.
B.T. Clark, Esq.
Rev. A. W. Pitzer
J.F. Gilliland, Esq.
Elder E.E. Chrisman
Rev. Mr. Hobbs
Rev. P. Remer
Rev. Y.R. Davis
Rev. Francis Barker
Rev. Elijah Freeman
Rev. Josiah Lamb

�1854 - 1861

BRIDEGROOt1
THOMAS. S.M.
THOMPSON, Daniel
THOMPSON, Col. R.T.
TODHUNTER, Evan
TOLLES, Dr. L.C.
VANCIL, Isaac C.
VANSYCKLE, S.B.
VALKER, A.P.
VEILER, Henry
VELCH, Dr. J.V.
VILEY, Anton F.
VILKINS, Isaac J.
VILLIAMS, H.H.
VILLIAMS, Hugh
VILLIS, Jeremiah

BRIDE
LINES, Cornelia M.
GARRISON, Emily T.
PILCHER, Hattie M.
LUMAN, Landora
VILBOR, Caroline A..
VOOD, Mary E.
REYNOLDS, Mrs. Harriet
GORMAN, Bennie
FINK, Amelia
CASTLEMAN, Mary A.
SPRAGGS, Margaret A.
BARRICKLOV, Catherine
CARR, Mary A.
GLEASON, Annis V.
VHITNEY, -----

DATE
23 Dec 1857
6 Jun 1860
6 May 1860
28 Aug 1859

VINTERS, M.S.
VHINERY, Jason

BROOKE, Mary E.
VILLIAMS, Catharine

30 Oct 1856
6 May 1860

3 Apr 1859
26 Jun 1860
24 May 1860
11 Dec 1858
27 Nov 1859
4 Jul 1860
1 Jul 1858
23 Feb 1859
24 Oct 1858
5 Jan 1860

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OFFICIANT
Rev. John A. Steele
Rev. Isaac Knott
Rev. Mr. Campbell
James B. Yeeks
D.J. Yoodward
Rev. H.H. Moore
Robt. B. Vhi te
Rev. R.C. Brant
Rev. T.G. Vright
James Parrish, Esq.
Rev. S.L. Adair
Mr. Nettleton, Esq.
Rev. R. Cordley
Rev. G.J. Rice
Esq. Hodge

RECORDED
LR 28 Jan 1858
TKSR 9 Jun 1860
LR 17 May 1860
LKND 1 Sept 1859
HF 18 Apr
LR 28 Apr 1859
LR 28 Jun 1860
LKND 28 Jun 1860
LR 16 Dec 1858
LNKD 15 Dec 1859
LR 26 Jul 1860
Andreas p. 359
LR 3 Mar 1859
HF 30 Oct 1858
Congregational
Church Marriages
LU 6 Nov 1856
LR 21 Jun 1860

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1854-1861
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

ANDERSON, Mrs. Almira
AYERS, Mary Jane
BAKER, Elvira
BALDWIN, Elizabeth
BARRICKLOW, Catherine
BAYSINGER, Betty
BAYSINGER, Catharine
BELL, Parmelia
BENNETT, Lizzie J.
BENNETT, Nettie
BENT, Mollie E.
BLAKE,Bertha E.
BLANDEN, Emeline
BOUGHTON, Mary Angeline
BOWERS, Anna D.C.
BREESE, Emily
BROOKE, Mary E.
BROWN, Susie E.
BRYAN, Bethiah
BUNDREN, Ellen
BURKE, Elizabeth
BURGESS, Melinda
BURRITT, EInma S.
BUTLER, Angeline
CARPENTER, Rose
CARR, Mary A.
CASTLEMAN, Mary A.
CHAMBERLAIN, Ellen
CHURCHILL, Mary
CLAYTON, Cornelia J.
CLOE, Mary C.
COSLEY, Ann E.
COX, Mary Ann
CROSBY, Mary
CURTIS, Mary
DAM(?), Elizabeth
DAVENPORT, Annie
DAVENPORT, Mary

COOPER, WIn.
CASE, Dexter
OLDHAM, B.L.
LAUTER, John T.
WILKINS, Isaac J.
BENJAMIN, Henry
PEARSON, Robert H.
KELLEY, Thomas D.
CROCKETT, Allison
SHARPE, Isaac B.
~1ooRE, Robert
MARTIN, Leander
SMITH, Michael
BROOKS, Paul
CONKLIN, Ensign
COMPTON, John
WINTERS, M.S.
SANDS, James G.
DISBROW, Ebenezer
CATTEREON, John L.
PASCHEL, Luther
BARBER, Oliver M.
MORRISON, John Esq.
FURNISH, James Thomas
ROGERS,' Darius
WILLIAMS, H.H.
WELCH, Dr. J.W.
RANDALL, Dudley
HART, Henry
MARTIN, Dr. William D.
DUVALL, William A.
BALDWIN, Henry
CORDLEY, Rev. Richard
FLETCHER, Josiah S.
HALING, John
RAUPER, Gottlob
KEELER, Capt. Julius
ATKINSON, William

DAVIDSON, Sarah A.T.
DAVIS, EInma D•.
DICKSON, Louisa F.

HARRIS, E.P.
OTT, William J.
LIVERMORE, William
Rev. M.E. CLOUGH
STONE, Rev. M.W.
SINEX, Jacob
JONES, ____ _
LEWIS, John H.
LLOYD, S.W.
BOYER, John
BLACKSTONE, W. C.
WEILER, Henry
CRICKET, Charles H.
HALLADAY, Albert
COLE, John P.
CARRIER, Milo
THOMPSON, Daniel
SPICER, Arthur H.
COE, Henry L.
WILLIAMS, Hugh
HUBBELL, Willard o.
WALKER, A.P.
LEWIS, Dr. Isaiah M.
LESTER, Edmond
PEARSON, John
FINK, Kassimer Johannes
MANOR, James A.
STIJART, John
CURTIS, Alfred
ROBERTS, C. Edward
EGLEHOFF, John Michael
GRISWOLD, Dr. J.E.
NACE, William M.
CRANE, John R.
COREY, Alfred
BURROUGHS, Edgar C.
RUSSELL, John
FARNHAM, Reauben H. ~

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OOTY, Mariah H.
DOY, Pamelia
OOY, Pamelia
DRYDEN, Emily
DUNN, Mary C.
EDDY, Emily P.
ENSLOW, Anna E.
FINK, Amelia
FISK, Ellen M.
FITZHENRY, Elizabeth
FONCANON, Hettie
FOX, Almira
GARRISON, Emily T.
GEE, Lucinda F.
GIFFORD, Eliza M.
GLEASON, Annis W.
GLEASON, Maria
GORMAN, Bonnie
GOSS, Sarah W.
GRAHAM, Mary M.
GREEN, Amary Amanda
HAGUER, Maria Dora
HAKIN, Eveline
HARBIN, Elizabeth
HASKINS, Clara
HAYS, Elizabeth
HEMPHILL, Maria Mrs.
HEWITT, Helen M.
HICKOX, Mary A.
HILL, Mary Ann
HOOVER, Martha
HOUGHTON, Mary J.
HOW, Nancy Jan
HUMPHREYS, Frances E.

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1854-1861
Groom

Bride

Groom

Bride

lillNT, Anna
HUYETT, Sarah Jane
JOHNSON, Catharine
JOHNSON, Josephine A.
JOHNSON, Mary J.
JORDAN, Caroline Jane
KEENER, Mary Ann
KELLY, Sarah E.
KENNEDY Laura
KILLUM, Betsy Mrs.
KIRKBRIDE, Cassa F.
LAMON, Martha A.
LEARNED, Lizzie
LINES, Cornelia M.
LIVERMORE, Eugenia Melinda
LONG, M.A. Mrs.
LOWERY, Margaret
LUMAN, LANDORA
McCORMICK, Frances Jane
McGRATH, Mollie
McKINNEY, Juliette
McKINNEY, Sarah H.
MAHON, Sarah A. Mrs.
MALONE, Mrs. Kate
MANGER, Henriette
MANOGE, Margy
MILLER, Eva C.
MOORE, Ellen R.
MORRIS, Catherine
MORSE, Cornelia
NEWLAND, MG. C.A.
NICHOLS, Hannah A.
NORTON, Mary
NORTON, Mary E.
OSTERHOUT, Kate
PARRISH, Ann E.

JUDD, Henry
PREEDY, Peter W.
MOORE, Henry J.
EMBRY, G.H.
PRICHETT, Rev. J.H.·
POWER, Francis M.
FAUX, Joseph
SMITH, Abram
LEWIS, Eliphalet
GRAHAM, John H.
CLARKE, Richard W.
DaLEE, A.G.
MOORE, Mahlon K.
THOMAS, S.N.
REES, Seth
HAMMOND, Thomas
MILLER, George
TODlillNTER, Evan
SODEN, WIn. T.
TAYLOR, E.L.
MOORE, John
ANDERSON, Augustine
BROWN, Samuel W.
RANDOLPH, P.H.
RATZ, Christian
GREEN, H.M.
RAHN, August
BACON, S.S.
OWEN, Ellis
BRENDER, John L.
SPEER, Judge J.L.
REDFIELD, J.C.
FORD, E. N.
SCHOFIELD, C.C.
HATHAWAY, N.B.
CORNELL, John A.

PFEIFFER, Margaret
LAUTERWASER, William
PHILLIPPOY, R.C.
DAVIDSON, John R.
PHILLIPS, Christina A.
CAMPBELL, Alex M.
PILCHER, Hattie M.
THOMPSON, Col. R.T.
POWERS, Susie R.
EDWA..TIDS, C.L.
QUIETT, Emma E.
LINK, Adam R.
REYNOLDS, Mrs. Harriet
'VANSYCKLE, S.B.
RICHARDS, Mary Ann
HENRY, William
RICHARDSON, Mary
HOUGHTON, Charles S.
ROSS, Henrietta
CLARKE, Sidney
SANTER, Mary
GRIFFITH, Joshua
SCOTT, Nannie S.
RUCKER, James S.
SEBRA, Margaretta
BAKER, Peter H.
SHEPHERD, Anna E.
BUDINGTON, George E.
SHIELDS, Lucinda
KENNEDY, W.J.
SHIELDS, Narcissa Kate
STONE, Augustus D.
SIGNOR, Frances
QUIMBY, D.J.
SIMONS, Betsey
GRIffiiOLD, Daniel
SPRAGGS, Margaret A.
WILEY, Anton F.
STEINER, Caroline Mrs.
BROWNE, Orville H.
STEVENIN, Mary Mrs.
JACOT, August O.
STEVENS, Anna C.
LICHTFERS, Frederick A.
BOWMAN, Christian
SUTLIFF, Mary E.
SWEET, Maria
PHILLIPS, George
ffi\TINGLEY, Sue M.
STARK, Andrew
THACHER, Helen Marion
GREEN, Dr. WIn. 'I.
THURSTON, Carry M.
STEPHENS, George W.
TODD, Amanda E.
KENNEDY, L. J •
WALTON , Eliza H.
BENEDICT, William
WHITEHEAD Hannah Mari e
PROUTY, Salmon S.
WHITLOCK,'Luticia Caroline HU1(1DJ~SON, Josiah
WHITNEY
WILLIS, Jeremiah
WILBOR 'Caroline A.
TOLLES, Dr. L.C.
WILKERSON, Lucy F.
SPIVEY, John Gil
WILLIAMS, Catharine
WHINERY, Jason
WILMARTH, Sarah A.
FITCH, Edward P.

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�ALPHABETiCAL LISTING BY· BRiDE NAME - 1854-1861
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

WINSHIP, Clarissa A.
WIrrEN, Tryphosa
WOOD, Mary E.
WOOD,Mary M.
WOODWARD, Emma .

ROBERTS, David E.
JAVENS, Henson
VANCIL, Isaac C.
COE, ..l.M.
BRO\\IN, Ira

WOODRUFF, Martha M.
\~OOLMAN , Mary J.
t~IGHT, Annie
ZINN,Elizabeth

KENNEDY, Oliver P.
HERRING, Frederick
GILMORE, Thomas M.
GLENN, A.G.

Compiled by ~auline B. Elniff, Judy Sweets, Grace Embers and Jean Snedeger'
Retyped by Janet Payne and Pauline Meyer (for this book)
Brides alphabetized by Virginia Aldridge (for this book)

�Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860
Kansas Herald of Freedom (KHF)
Lawrence Republican Weekly (LR)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

Source

ADAMS, Lucian R.
of Wellington, Ohio
ADDIS, Alfred S.
of Pennsylvania
ALTHEN, Henry G.
of St. Louis, Mo.
ARNOLD, Noah
of Douglas Co., Ks.
ATERBERRY, Thomas

LORD, Harriet G.
of Litchfield, Ct.
SHORT, Sarah H.
of Lexington, Mo.
RANDOLPH, Amelia M.
of Lawrence, Ks.
GRAHAM, Julia M.
of Douglas Co., Ks.
ANDERSON, Caroline

21 Oct. 1857
at Burlingame
27 Mar. 1856
at Lawrence
3 Nov. 1857

Rev. G.W. Paddock

LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3

Rev. Mr. Dennis

KHF-29 Mar. 1856 p. 3

Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-14 Nov. 1857 p. 3
LR-12 Nov. 1857 p. 3
LR- 9 Feb. 1860 p. 4
Rev. H.H. Moore

8 Feb. 1860
Lawrence, K.;T.
LR-27 Aug. 1857 p. 3
Rev. L.B. Dennis
13 Aug. 1857
near Franklin, K.:T.
KHF-12 Dec. 1857 p. 3
BAILEY, F.A.
Rev. S.Y. Lum
HASKIN, Hattie A.
10 Dec. 1857
Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-20 Nov. 1858 p. 3
BARKER, Ingle
JOY, Frances R.
30 Oct. 1858
Rev. A. Joy
of Lawrence, Ks.
of Akron, Ohio
in Akron, Ohio
KHF-27 Oct. 1855 p. 3
BARNEY, Joseph M.
FARWELL, Sarah C.T.
4 Oct. 1855
Rev. E.W. Bullard
of Brimfield, Ill.
of Fitchburg, Mass. in Fitchburg, Mass.
KHF-l Dec. 1855 p. 3
BARNLS, Dr. Edward A. ALBIN, Susan J.
_______ 1855
Rev. C.H. Lovejoy
. of Lawrence, Ks.
of Lawrence, Ks.
Lawrence, K. T.
KHF-2l Feb. 1857 p. 3
BERKAU, Paul H.
JONSON, Lizzie
18 Jan. 1857
of Bloomington, K.T. of Cambridge City, Ind. at Cambridge City, Ind.
BLANTON, N.B.
CROSBY, Harriet
_ _ _ _ 1857
Rev. Mr. Wheat
LR-27 Aug. 1857 p. 3
of Warren Co., Ill. near Neosho City
BOTHEL, Adam R.
WHITNEY, Elviria
24 Feb. 1860
Rev. A.M. Thornton
LR-l Mar. 1860 p. 3
of Burlingame, K.T.
of Burlingame, K.T. Burlingame, K.T.
(Both formerly of Pennsylvania)
BOTTS, Geo. W.D.
FALES, Elizabeth
29 Jan. 1855
Rev. C.E. Blood
KHF-17 Feb. 1855 p. 3
of Boston, Mass.
at Juniata, Kansas Territory
BOZELL, William
WINSETT, Rebecca W.
20 Mar. 1860
Rev. Calvin Meadows LR-29 Mar. 1860 p. 3
in Fremont
KHF-7 Aug. 1858 p. 3
BREWER, Montreville
Rev. E. Nute
MOODY, Mrs. Mary
2 Aug. 1858
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Lawrence, K.T.
Lawrence, K.T.

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�Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place

BROOKE, Dr. B.C.
of Lecompton, K.T.
BROWN, Alonzo J.
of Lawrence, K.T.
BROWN, George, Esq.
of Franklin, K.T.
BROWNING, Asaph
(Both recently from
BURLEY, Rufas B.
of Sugar Mound, Linn
Co., K. T.
BURR, Richard

MOCKBEE, Jennie
of Westport, Mo.
INGERSON, Clara M.
of Lawrence, K.T.
LIKINS, Maria
of Franklin, K.T.
COPELAND, Abbie
Fitchburgh, Mass.)
FLANDERS, Sarah A.
of Northport, Me.

5 May 1859
Rev.
near Westport, Mo.
Rev.
29 Oct. 1857
in Lawrence, K.T.
28 Dec. 1857
S.N.
in Lawrence, K.T.
Rev.
- - - - 1856

VANDEVER, Jennie
of Leroy, K.T.
CARPENTER, C. Howard JONES, Sarah E.
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Keene, N.H.
CARR, Alexander
SMOOT, Mary L.
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Lawrence, K.T.
CASE, Laurence
AVERY, Emily F.
of Prairie du Chien, of Clinton, K.T.
Wisconsin
CHADWICK, W.W.
WILLIAMSON, R.M.
of Hamilton Co., Oh. of Stanton, K.T.
CHESTNUT, James
BENEDICT, Lydia A.

5 Oct. 1857
in Belfast, Me.

Officiant
Mr. Simonton

Source
KHF-28 May 1859 p. 3

G.W. Hutchinson KHF-7 Nov. 1857 p. 3
LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3
KHF-2 Jan. 1858 p. 3
Wood, Esq.
C.E. Blood

Timothy Chase, Esq.

KHF-26 Jan. 1856 p. 3
LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3

2 Oct. 1858
J.R.T. Shull, J.P.
near Leroy, K.T.
5 Apr. 1857
Rev. H.B. Burgess
in Lawrence, K.T.
22 Jan. 1858
G.W.Hutchinson

KHF-20 Nov. 1858 p. 3

Rev. E. Nute
7 Sept. 1859
at the Whitney House, Lawrence, K.T.

KHF-10 Sept. 1859 p. 3

12 Oct. 1859
in Stanton, K.T.
23 Feb. 1857
near Qumwa, K.T.
1 Jan. 1860

KHF-7 Apr. 1855 p. 3
KHF-23 Jan. 1858 p. 3

Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-26 Nov. 1859 p. 3
Rev. John Earnheart

KHF-14 Mar. 1857 p. 4

LR-12 Jan. 1860 p. 3
CLARK, Henry S.
FELT, H. Maria
Rev. John S. Brown
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Lawrence, K.T.
Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-11 July 1857 p. 3
COAT, G.W.
BALDWIN, Elizabeth M. 1 July 1857
LR-9 July 1857 p. 3
of Mason Co., Ill.
of Lawrence, K.T.
in Lawrence, K.T.
LR-29 Mar. 1860 p. 3
Rev. R. Cordley
CONNOR, Thomas H.
McCLELLAND, Mary A.
15 Mar. 1860
(Both of Willow Springs, K.T.)
J.K. Goodin, Esq.
KHF-14 Apr. 1855 p. 3
CORLEW, Henry Austin BLEDSOE, Zorelda
3 Apr. 1855
at the residence of Judge John Curtiss, Lawrence, K.T.
Rev. S.S. Snyder
LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3
CORREL, James
McGEE, Susan
20 Aug. 1857
Rev.
G.W.
Hutchinson
KHF-10 Apr. 1858 p. 3
CRACKLIN, Capt. Joseph DUNLAP, Emily
30 Mar. 1858
of Lawrence, K.T.
of New Boston, N.H.
Rev. G.W.Hutchinson KHF-16 June 1855 p. 3
CRAM, Hiram
BRERO[?], Mary [BRLRO] 10 June 1855
(Both of Franklin, K.T.)
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�Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860
Bridegroom

Bride

DAY, John W.

FAIRHOLM, Mary J.
of Waynes___ , Ohio
DENNIS, Rev. B.C.
EARNHEART, Melissa
of Greencastle, Ind.
DENNISON, Rev.Joseph
DENNIS, Mrs. Francis A.
of Manhatten Dist.,
of Baldwin City, K.T.
Kansas &amp; Nebraska Con.
DE WOLF, Edward P.
HALL, Juliaan
(Both of Topeka, K.T. and formerly of Ill.)
DIX, Ralph C.
GRAHAM, Bridgette
of Freeport, Ill.
DOOLITTLE, Benson E.
WEAVER, Vancy A.
of Coal Creek,
of Pioneer,
DUFFEE, Louis
SOWASH, Margaret
(Both of Douglas Co., K. T .)
EARL, George F.
CRITTENTON, Jennie L.
ELDRIDGE, Edwin S.
SPICER, Augusta M.
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
FARlER, C.W.
JESSEE, Mary
of Bloomington, K.T.
FARNSWORTH, John W.
JACOBS, Nelly
(Both of Topeka, K.T.)
FISHMAKER, C.T.
HATTAN, Pocahontas

Date &amp; Place
8 Dec. 1860
Oskaloosa, K.T.
6 Sept. 1857
in Ottumwa, K.T.
21 Nov. 1859

Source

Officiant
William H. Ward

LR-5 Jan. 1860 p. 3

Rev. L.B. Dennis

KHF-12 Sept. 1857 p. 3
LR-17 Sept. 1857 p. 3
KHF-3 Dec. 1859 p. 3

15 Oct. 1856
at Topeka, K.T.
______ 1859

Rev. H.B. Burgess

KHF-8 Nov. 1856 p. 4

Rev. S.Y. Lum

KHF-4 June 1859 p. 3

11 Dec. 1860

Rev. C.M. Cross

Rev. Mr. Fennimore

?

LR-5 Jan. 1860 p. 3

31 Jan. 1860
Rev. L.B. Dennis
LR-9 Feb. 1860 p. 4
at Mr. Pierson's, 8 miles west of Lawrence
23 Nov. 1857
Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-28 Nov. 1857 p. 3
at res. of A.H. Mallory
LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3
8 June 1858
Rev. Mr. Nute
KHF-19 June 1858 p. 3
at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T.
LR-2 Feb. 1860 p. 3
22 Jan. 1860
Elder J. Elliott
at Bloomington, K.T.
KHF-20 Mar. 1858 p. 3
4 Mar. 1858
Rev. C.M. Calloway

KHF-5 May 1855 p. 3
Rev. T.J. Ferril
5 May 1855
in Delaware
Elder Jesse E. Church KHF-5 Sept. 1857 p. 3
FOSTER, Freeman R.
BOWMAN, Martha E.
13 Aug. 1857
of Topeka, K.T.
of Spring, Pa.
in Spring, Pa.
KHF-26 Nov. 1859 p. 3
Rev. WIn. N. Frazer
FRAZER, Robert L.
JEWETT, Mollie A.
10 Nov. 1859
of Lawrence, K.T.
of St. Albans, Vt.
in St. Albans, Vt.
LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3
Rev. L.P. Dennis
FRY, John
ANDERSON, Mary B.
29 Oct. 1857
(Both of Kansas Territory)
near Franklin, K.T.
KHF-2 May 1857 p. 3
Rev. Mr. Jones
GLEICH, John P.
TERRASS, Mrs. Catherine 16 Apr. 1857
at Mill Creek, K.T.
Rev. G.H. Blakeslee KHF-29 Sept. 1855 p. 3
GRIDING[?], Rev. James S. GOODRICH, J. Augusta 13 Sept. 1855
in Owego, N. Y.
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Owego, N.Y.
KHF-l May 1858 p. 3
Rev. Rodney Paine
15 Apr. 1858
GRIMES, Moses E.
ELA, Emily S.
in Hampden, K.T.
of Hampden, K.T.
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Bridegroom

Bride

October 1854 - December 1860

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

Source

KHF-17 Oct. 1857 p. 3
Rev. E. Nute
13 Oct. 1857
GROVER, Joel
HUNT, Emily Jane
in Lawrence, K.T.
of Douglas Co., K.T.
of Lawrence, K.T.
LR-11 June 1857 p. 3,c.7
Rev. E. Nute
30 May 1857
HANCOCK, John
ADAMSON, Mrs. Rhoda
in Lawrence, K.T.
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
KHF-24 Oct. 1857 p. 3
Rev. S.Y. Lum
13 Oct. 1857
HANSCOM, O.A.
TAPPAN, Anna
LR-22
Oct. 1857 p. 3
in Lawrence, K.T.
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
KHF-12
Jan. 1856 p. 3
Rev.
Wm.
W.
Hall
2
Jan.
1856
HARDING, John L.
THURSTON, Phebe A.
in
Lawrence,
K.T.
of Roxbury, Mass.
of Lowell, Mass.
26 Feb. 1857
Rev. Mr. McDow (Dow?) KHF-11 Apr. 1857 p. 3
HARMON, Daniel
SANDLING, Mary Jane
on Pottawatomie Creek
(Both of Pottawatomie)
20 Dec. 1859
John P. Wentworth,J.P. LR-26 Jan. 1860 p. 3
HARPOLE, Alfred
MILLER, Jane
(Both of Chase Co., K.T.)
LR-19 Jan. 1860 p. 3
HASKELL, J.G.
BLISS, Lizzie
22 Dec. 1859
Rev. J.P. Skee1e
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Wilbraham, Mass.
in Wilbraham, Mass.
KHF-11 June 1859 p. 3
HAY, Chester A.
COSLEY, Louisa
9 June 1859
Rev. L.B. Dennis
(Both of Kanwaca, K.T.)
in Kanwaca, K.T.
KHF-7 Feb. 1857 p. 3
HAYDEN, William B.
HAVENS, Eliza
22 Jan. 1857
Rev. Mr. Jones
(Both of Prairie City, K.T.)
at Prairie City, K.T.
KHF-10 Oct. 1857 p. 3
HEITZMAN; John
CREAVY, Mrs. Mary
7 Oct. 1857
Rev. E. Nute
LR-15
Oct. 1857 p. 3
(Both of Little Wakarusa) [CREAVEY, Mrs. Jane in LR] near Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-28
Nov. 1857 p. 3
HICKS, Solomon S.
SAUNDERS, Mrs. Char1otteE.--18 Nov. 1857 Rev. G.W.Hutchinson
LR-26
Nov.
1857 p. 3
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
KHF-5
Apr.
1856 p. 3
T.J.
Ferrill
Rev.
1 Apr. 1856
HILL, Forrester
PEARSON, Mary
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
Rev. G.W.Hutchinson KHF-17 July 1858 p. 3
HOAG, Benjamin W.
MONROE, Mrs. Polly M. 13 July 1858
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
LR-1 Oct. 1857 p. 3
Rev. S.L. Adair
14 Sept. 1857
HODSON, Gideon F.
ROWE, Clara
(Both of Osawatomie, K.T.)
KHF-17 Oct. 1857 p. 3
9 Oct. 1857
Rev. E. Nute
HOLMES, James H.
ARCHIBALD, Julia A.
LR-15 Oct. 1857 p. 3
near Clinton, K.T.
(Both of Emporia, K.T.)
KHF-22 Nov. 1856 p. 3
Rev. L.B. Dennis
HOPKINS, Thomas
CAFFERLY, Sarah Agnes 6 Nov. 1856
(Both of Kansas Territory)
KHF-5 Apr. 1856 p. 3
Rev. T.J. Ferrill
1 Apr. 1856
HOPPER, B.F.
MILLER, Nancy A.
(Both near Lawrence, K.T.)
LR-1 Oct. 1857 p. 3
Rev. L.B. Dennis
10 Sept~ 1857
HULL, Joseph L.
ROWE, Mrs. Julia Ann
(Both of Kansas Territory)

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Bridegroom
Bride
HUNGERFORD, Simeom R. TOLLE, Nancy Ann
(Both of Franklin, K.T.)
HUNT, Charles W.
SIMONDS, Addie L.
of Detroit
JONES, L.L., Esq.
BEACH, Harriet E.

Date &amp; Place
Source
Officiant
13 May 1858
KHF-5 June 1858 p. 3
Rev. WID. Wilson
at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T.
8 Dec. 1859
KHF-lO Dec. 1859 p. 3
Rev. Mr. Cordley
in Lawrence, K.T.
12 Jan. 1860
Rev. J.C. ,Beach
LR-19 Jan. 1860 p. 3
in Olathe, K.T.
KEATING, R.H.
NORTON, Charlotte
no date given
Rev. C.E. Blood
KHF-24 Jan. 1857 p. 4
of Indiana
of Lowell, Mass.
in Manhatten, K.T.
KITCHINGMAN, WID.
CONSER, Lucy
5 July 1859
Rev. E. Nute, Jr.
KHF-16 July 1859 p. 3
of Douglas Co., K.T.
of Blair Co., Pa.
in Lawrence, K.T.
KLEINHAUS, A.J.
KOFFMAN, Mary J.
5 May 1859
Rev. C.R. Rice
KHF-14 May 1859 p. 3
of Jefferson Co., K.T. in Jefferson Co., K.T.
LAnD, Erastus D., Esq. TRIBOU, Mary W.
10 Nov. 1855
Rev. Thomas P.Rodman KHF-15 Dec. 1855
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Middleborough, Mass. in Middleborough, Mass.
LINN, James M., Esq.
LINN, Sarah Frances
no date given
Rev. A. Hale
KHF-14 Nov. 1857 p. 3
of Osage Nation, K.T. of Sangamon Co., Ill. at the St. Nicholas Hotel, Springfield, Ill.
LLOYD, A.J.
WOODLEY, A.E.
1 July 1858
Rev. Jno. E. Moore
KHF-17 July 1858 p. 3
of Burlingame, K.T.
of New Castle,
at the Hotel in Brownville, K.T.
Canada West
LLOYD, S.W. (Rev.)
DUNN, Mary C.
8 Mar. 1860
Rev.Werter R. Davis LR-15 Mar. 1860 p. 2
of Baldwin City, K.T. near Baldwin City, K.T.
LOVEJOY, Charles Julius BARRICKLOW, Sarah
3 Dec. 1857
Rev. C.H. Lovejoy
KHF-5 Dec. 1857 p. 3
(Both of Palmyra, K.T.)
at Palmyra, K.T.
LR-lO Dec. 1857 p. 3
LUCE, Robert M.
YOUNG, Mary J.
10 Mar. 1859
Rev. E. Nute, Jr.
KHF-19 Mar. 1859 p. 3
(Both of Topeka, K.T.)
at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T.
MACK, John
LYON, Sarah Ann
23 Nov. 1857
Rev. G.W.Hutchinson KHF-28 Nov. 1857 p. 3
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
Lawrence, K.T.
LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3
MANDELL, C.L.
BROWN, M.A.M.
9 Feb. 1856
Rev. Mr. Ferrell
KHF-16 Feb. 1856 p. 3
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
MATHEWS, J.W.
BALDWIN, Amanda E.
30 July 1857
Rev. S.S. Snyder
LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
MAVITY, WID.
HALL, Scynthia Ann
11 Aug. 1858
Parson D.F.Dayton
KHF-2l Aug. 1858 p. 3
at Spring Hill, Johnson Co., K.T.
MOORE, J.P.
BRANDAGE, Catharine
24 Mar. 1857
Rev. Mr. Still
KHF-ll Apr. 1857 p. 3
(Both of Prairie City, K.T.)
at Prairie City, K.T.
MORE, John
McKINNEY, Joliette
30 July 1857
Rev. S.Y. Lum
LR-6 Aug. 1857 p. 3
of Springfield, K.T.
at Springfield, K.T.
MOYS, William
TABOR, Emily J.
5 June 1859
Rev. G.W.Hutchinson KHF-ll June 1859 p. 3
of Lawrence, K.T.
Sumner Twp., K.T.
in Sumner Twp., K.T.

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Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

Source

KHF-22 Oct. 1859 p. 3
MYERS, John
SMITH, Ellen M.
Rev. Mr.
6 Oct. 1859
of Leavenworth, K.T.
of Wyoming, N.Y.
in Chicago
LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3
McCAMISH, Richard, Esq. ROGERS, Mary Elizabeth 22 Oct. 1857
Rev. G. Seymour
at Macamish, K.T.
LR-3 Dec. 1857 p. 3
NICHOLS, Wm. G.
Rev. Wm. C. McDow
DART, Mrs. Hester Ann 29 Nov. 1857
(Both of Greeley)
in Greeley
KHF-12 May 1855 p. 4
OLIVER, Wm. H.
HOPPER, Louisa
Rev. Wm. W. Hall
29 Apr. 1855
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-4 Aug. 1855 p. 3
PARK, Col. Geo. S.
HOLMES, Mary Louise
Rev. Mr. Dunn
12 July 1855
of Parkville[?]
of New York City
at Magnolia, Ill.
KHF-5 Nov. 1859 p. 3
PARKS, William
RANDALL, Irene
Rev. W. Bishop
27 Oct. 1859
(Both of Douglas Co., K.T.)
KHF-22 Oct. 1859 p. 3
PARMETAR, James A.
GRAY, E.J.
13 Oct. 1859
Rev. j.P. Campbell
of Olathe, K.T.
of McCamish, K.T.
in McCamish, Johnson Co., K.T.
KHF-14 Mar. 1857 p. 4
PEARSON, Richard N.
HARRIS, Mary Rosela
22 Feb. 1857
Rev. S.S. Snyder
(Both of Prairie City, K.T.)
at Prairie City, K.T.
KHF-5 June 1858 p. 3
1 June 1858
PERRY, Wm.
BARRETT, Lucy A.
Rev. Mr. Nute
(Both of Emporia, K.T.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-7 Aug. 1858 p. 3
16 July 1858
PHELPS, Edwin C.
IRISH, Mary
Rev. E. Eather
of Emporia, K.T.
of West Bloomfield, Mich. in West Bloomfield, Mich.
KHF-19 Sept. 1857 p. 3
PIPHER, John W.
WISNER, Mary A.
10 Sept. 1857
Elder M.I. Wisner
of Cincinnati, Ohio
of Batavia, Ill.
in Manhattan, K.T.
KHF-17 Dec. 1859 p. 3
18 Dec. 1859
E.D. Ladd, J.P.
POTTER, Frederick W.
STONE, Laura E.
of Burlington, K.T.
of Lawrence, K.T.
in Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-20 Mar. 1858 p. 3
Rev. L.B. Stateler
POWELL, Joseph A.,Esq. BYLER, Mollie
4 Mar. 1858
at Tecumseh, K.T.
KHF-5 June 1858 p. 3
13 May 1858
Rev. Mr. Wilson
PROUTY, S.S.
WHITEHEAD, Hannah M.
(Both of Prairie City, formerly of Aurora, Ill.) at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-10 Oct. 1857 p. 3
RANDALL, Wm. H.
CLARK, Mrs. Emeline
20 Sept. 1857
Rev. E. Nute
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
LR-8 Oct. 1857 p. 3
RANDALL, William Henry OLIVER, Mrs. Ernaline
28 Sept. 1857
Rev. E. Nute
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
29 Dec. l859[?]
Rev. G.
LR-5 Jan. 1860 p. 3
RANDOLPH, Joseph V.
WATSON,
M.
in
Emporia,
K.T.
[Copy
of
page
not
quite
to the edge]
(Both of Emporia, K.T.)
6
Nov.
1856
Rev.
L.B.
Dennis
KHF-22
Nov. 1856 p. 3
REED~ James
McKINNEY, Polly
(Both of Kansas Territory)

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Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

Source

KHF-12 Jan. 1856 p. 3
Rev. S.S. Snyder
REYNOLDS, Thomas T.
JAMES, Caroline
(Both of Kansas Territory)
near Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-16 Feb. 1856 p. 3
RICE, John E.
REIGBER, L.J.
10 Feb. 1856
Rev. E. Nute
bride's name as
the
of Roxbuty, Mass.
of New Waterford, Oh. [Notice in KHF-Feb. 23, 1856 gives
L.J. ZEIGLER.]
KHF-13 Feb. 1858 p. 3
Rev. Dr. Case of
ROSS, Abner L. (Jr.)
BURDICK, L. Virginia
22 Dec. 1858
Grace Church
of Lebanon, Ohio
of Baltimore
in Baltimore
KHF-4 June 1859 p. 3
RUSSELL, S.C.
Rev. S. Y. Lum
19 May 1859
JENKINS, Rose
(Both of Lawrence, K.T. )
in Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-ll April 1857 p. 3
SANDLING, Giles
26 Feb. 1857
Rev. Mr. Dow
HARMON, Eliza
at Pottawatomie Creek
of Pcittawatomie
LR-26 Nov. 1857 p. 3
SEARL, A.D.
9 Nov. 1857
Rev. David Strong
CLAPP, Susie J.
. of Lawrence, K. T.
of Southampton, Mass. in Southampton, Mass.
KHF-19 Sept. 1857 p. 3
8 Sept. 1857
SHELDON, Hon. Henry
Rev. G.W. Paddock
PIPER, Elizabeth
at the Shawnee House, Leavenworth, K.T.
of Council City, K.T. of Seceea Castle,
Ontario Co., N.Y.
KHF-28 Aug. 1858 p. 3Rev. C.M. Calloway
SHERMAN, Major T.W.
SHANNON, Mary H.
4 Aug. 1858
of Ohio
in Lawrence, K.T.
9 Sept. 1857
Rev. Nathan Scarrett KHF-19 Sept. 1857 p. 3
SHROYER, Wm. A.
FURGESON, Phebe M.
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
at the Harris House, Westport
KHF-29 Mar. 1856 p. 3
9 Mar. 1856
Rev. L.B. Dennis
SHULTZ, Absalon
LOVELL, Mary Jane
(Both of Burr Oak Bottom, K.T.)
near Columbia, K.T.
LR-26 Jan. 1860 p. 3
7 Jan. 1860
J.M. Pherson, J.P.
SMITH, Adolphus
OSMER, Sophia Ann
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Chase Co., K.T.
KHF-3 Jan. 1857 p. 3
Rev. S.Y. Lum
31 July 1857
SMITH, Chas.
EGER, Elizabeth
(Both of Wakarusa, K.T.)
at Wakarusa, K.T.
KHF-7 Apr. 1855 p. 3
10 Mar. 1855
Rev. Mr. Foster
SMITH, Charles W.
COOK, Lucretia B.
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Lowell, Mass.
KHF-8 Aug. 1857 p. 3
25 July 1857
Rev. Mr. Sandford
SMITH, Frank B., Esq. MAYBURY, Lucy F.
of Manhattan, K.T.
of Dighton
in Dighton
KHF-25 Apr. 1857 p. 3
2 Apr. 1857
Rev. Mr. Nute
SMITH, Giles
MARTIN, Ellen Esther
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-24 Jan. 1857 p. 4
25 Dec. 1857
Rev. Mr. Downey
SMITH, T.B.
GREENWOOD, Sarah Ann
at the house of E.A. Landon, near Blue Mound, K.T.
(Both of Blue Mound, K.T.)
KHF-22 Aug. 1857 p. 3
13 Aug. 1857
Rev. R.C. Brant
SMITH, Wm. H.
BEARDSLEY, Roxy
LR-13
Aug. 1857
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
(Roxana)
at the parsonage. Lawrence. K.T.
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�Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854

December 1860

Bridegroom

Officiant

Bride

Date &amp; Place

SNYDER, James A.
PERRINE, Belle
(Both of Blue Mound, K.T.)
SPERRY, Levi
ANDERSON, Nancy Jane

27 Oct. 1857
Rev. Mr. Snyder
at Blue Mound, K.T.
13 Aug. 1857
Rev. L.B. Dennis
near Franklin, K.T.
STOKES, Edwin
BERKAN, Malvena A.
20 Sept. 1857
Rev. E. Nute
(Both of Bloomington, K.T.)
at Bloomington, K.T.
[Bride is listed as Malverna A. BERKAW in the Lawrence Republican.]
STONE, William
CASEBERE, Catherine
10 Dec. 1857
Rev. M.R. Clough
(Both of Clinton, K.T.)
SULLIVAN, Michael
SPITTLE, Sarah Ann
C.H. Lovejoy
7 Dec. 1856
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
SWATSEL, John
DONNELSON, Catharine
5 July 1858 .
Rev. G. Seymour
SWISHER, F.M.
CALWELL, Mattie E.
1 Sept. 1857
Rev. J.L. Read
of Prairie City, K.T. of Lawrence Co., Pa.
at the Eagle Hotel, Pittsburg
TELLES, Dr. L.C.
WILBER, Caroline A.
1 Mar. 1857
Rev. James B. Weeks
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Little Compton, RI in Little Compton, Rhode Island
THACHER, T.Dwight, Esq .. FAULKNER, Kate
9 Sept. 1857
Rev. S.M. Campbell
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Dansville, N.Y.
in Dansville, N.Y.
THOMAS, S.J., Esq.
HURD, Harriet N.
24 May 1855
Rev. G.H. Peole
(Both of Spring, Crawford Co., Pa.)
in the house of John Long, K.T.
THOMAS, William H.
LAHAY, Martha
12 Feb. 1857
Rev. Mr. Ferril
near Bloomington, K.T.
THOMPSON, George S.
FARWELL, Mary A.R.
31 May 1859
Rev. Geo. F. Jenks
of Lawrence, K.T.
of Lancaster, Mass.
in Lancaster, Mass.
THOMPSON, Wm. P.
YOUNG, Emily C.
10 Mar. 1859
Rev. E. Nute, Jr.
(Both of Topeka, K.T.)
at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T.
TODHUNTER, James D.
COULTER, Rachael Jane 5 Sept. 1857
Rev. Mr. Nute
(Both of Lecompton, K.T.)
at the Whitney House, Lawrence, K.T.
TOLLES, Francis O.
STONE, Mary B.
1 Jan. 1856
Rev. L.B. Dennis
of Perkinsville, Vt.
of Wilbraham, Mass.
in Lawrence, K.T.
TONTZ, John
TAYLOR, Elizabeth
6 Apr. 1858
Rev. G. Seymour
in Johnson Co., K.T.
TULL, Wm
HARMON, Mary A.
15 Feb. 1857
Rev. Mr. McDow
{Both of Pottawatomie, K.T.)
on Pottawatomie Creek, K.T.
UMBARGER, George W.
HASELTINE, Rosaltha o. 6 Aug. 1857
Rev. E. Nute
(Both of Bloomington, K.T.)
near Bloomington, K.T.

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Source
LR-5 Nov. 1857 p. 3
LR-27 Aug. 1857 p. 3
KHF-26 Sept. 1857 p. 3
LR-24 Sept. 1857 p. 3
LR-17 Dec. 1857 p. 3
KHF-20 Dec. 1856
KHF-24 July 1858 p. 3
KHF-19 Sept. 1857 p. 3
KHF-18 Apr. 1857 p. 3
LR-l Oct. 1857 p. 3
KHF-2 June 1855 p. 3
KHF-2l Feb. 1857 p. 3
KHF-9 July 1859 p. 3
KHF-19 Mar. 1859 p. 3
KHF-12 Sept. 1857 p. 3
LR-IO Sept. 1857 p. 3
KHF-12 Jan. 1856 p. 3
KHF-17 Apr. 1858 p. 3
KHF-ll Apr. 1857 p. 3
KHF-15 Aug. 1857 p. 3
LR-13 Aug. 1857 p. 3

�Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860
Bridegroom

Bride

VAN SYCLE, S.B.

FISH, Susan Pascal

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

Source

KHF-3 Jan. 1857 p. 3
9 Sept. 1857
Rev. S.Y. Lum
on the Shawnee Reserve
LR-8 Mar. 1860 p. 2
VAUGHAN, Champion
NICKLES, Elizabeth
3 Mar. 1860
Rev. J.G. Brown
(Both of Leavenworth, K.T.)
in Leavenworth, K.T.
KHF-23 July 1858
VOGHT, John
VINOT, Josephine
17 July 1858
J. Miller, J.P.
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
LR-26 Jan. 1860 p. 3
VREDENBURG, Frank
SPICER, Mary
Rev. G.S. Northrop
25 Dec. 1860
(Both of Geneva, Allen Co., K.T.)
in Geneva, Allen Co., K.T.
KHF-5 Sept. 1857 p. 3
WALKER, R.E.
JONES, L. Viola
30 Aug. 1857
Rev. S.Y. Lum
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3
in Lawrence, K.T.
[Lawrence Republican lists her as Viola L. JONES]
LR-17 Dec. 1857 p. 2
WALLING, W.B.
CLOUGH, Louisa C.
Rev. M.R. Clough
22 Nov. 1857
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-5 Mar. 1859 p. 3
WARD, Chandlee H.
McINTYRE, Christina
Rev. E. Nute
29 [?] Feb. 1859
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
WATSON, Thomas
COULTER, Barbary
9 May 1858
Rev. William Wilson KHF-22 May 1858 p. 3
(Both of Douglas Co., K.T.)
at residence of Mr. J.D. Todhunter
LR-29 Mar. 1860 p. 3
WEAVER, John W.
BURNS, Mary Jane
22 Mar. 1860
Rev. G.C. Morse
near Emporia, K.T.
WETHERBEE, Amory
KHF-15 Mar. 1856 p. 3
11 Mar. 1856
Rev. E. Nute
WHITE, Mrs. Mary E.
(Both formerly of Bolton, Mass.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
WHEADEN, A.
RODEBAUGH, Miss
Rev. S.S. Snyder [ ?] LR-3 Sept. 1857 p. 3
20 Aug. 1857
of Wakarusa, K.T.
WHISTON, Jesse
LR-17 Dec. 1857 p. 3
Rev. M.R. Clough
BOND, Louisa
18 Nov. 1857
(Both of Washington Creek, K.T.)
WHITEHORN, Samuel
KHF-22 Mar. 1856 p. 3
Rev. C.H. Lovejoy
LOVEJOY, Juliet L.
19 Feb. 1856
late of Michigan
in Manhattan, K.T.
WHITLOCK, WID.
KHF-2 May 1857 p. 3
ANDERSON, Mindful A.
Rev. L.B. Dennis
27 Apr. 1857
in Lawrence, K.T.
WIELEY, Dexter
KHF-15 Nov. 1856 p. 3
HASEHINE, Amandy M.
23 Oct. 1856
Rev. Mr. Norton
(Both of Bloomington and formerly of Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio) Married in Bloomington, K.T.
KHF-27 Dec. 1856 p. 3
WILDER, John H.
LEGG, Mrs. Anna M.
30 Nov. 1856
Rev. E. Nute
(Both of Lawrence, K. T.)
in Lawrence, K.T.
KHF-19 Jan. 1856 p. 3
WILLIAMS, Henry
Rev. S.Y. Lum
GRIFFITH, Ruth
13 Dec. 1856
(Both of Wakarusa, K. T.)

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Bridegroom

Bride

WINANTS, A., Esq.
ADAMS, Mrs. P. Mania
of Tecumseh, K.T.
of Topeka, K.T.
WINTON, John R.
DOBBINS, E.A.
(Both of Prairie City, K.T.)
WOODWARD, Brinton W.
WILDER, Lucie M.
(Both of Lawrence, K.T.)
YOUNG, Robert
HOPPER, Sarah Jane
~~~'

Malahan K.
LEARNED, Lizzie
(Both of Douglas Co., K.T.)
[Copy of page not quite to edge.]

December 1860

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

Source

28 Nov. 1858

Rev. C.M. Callaway

KHF-25 Dec. 1858 p. 3

22 Oct. 1857
Rev. G.W. Hutchinson KHF-3l Oct. 1857 p. 3
at the Johnson House, Lawrence, K.T.
LR-29 Oct. 1857 p. 3
9 Oct. 1859
Rev. E. Nute
KHF-15 Oct. 1859 p. 3
near Lawrence, K.T.
20 Mar. 1856
Rev. S.Y. Lum
KHF-29 Mar. 1856 p. 3
near Lawrence, K.T.
1 Jan. 1860
Rev. H.H. Moore
LR-5 Jan. 1860 p. 3
in the Methodist Episco___ Church, Lawrence, K.T.

Following is an alphabetical listing of the Brides:
Bride

Bridegroom

Bride

Bridegroom

ADAMS, Mrs. P. Mania
ADAMSON,Rhoda
ALBIN, Susan J.
ANDERSON, Caroline
ANDERSON, Mary B.
ANDERSON, Mrs. Mindful A.
ANDERSON, Nancy Jane
ARCHIBALD, Julia A.
AVERY, Emily F.
BALDWIN, Amanda E.
BALDWIN, Elizabeth M.
BARRETT, Lucy A.
BARRICKLOW, Sarah
BEACH, Harriet E.
BEARDSLEY, Roxy (Roxana)
BENEDICT, Lydia A.
BERKAN, Malvena A.
BERKAW, Malverna A.
BLEDSOE, Zorelda

WINANTS, A., Esq.
HANCOCK, John
BARNLS, Dr. Edward A.
ATERBERRY, Thomas
FRY, John
WHITLOCK, WIn.
SPERRY, Levi
HOLMES, James H.
CASE, Laurence
MATHEWS, J. W.
COAT, G.W.
PERRY, WIn.
LOVEJOY, Charles Julius
JONES, L.L., Esq.
SMITH, WIn. H.
CHESTNUT, James
STOKES, Edwin
STOKES, Edwin
CORLEW, Henry Austin

BLISS, Lizzie
BOND, Louisa
BOWMAN, Martha E.
BRANDAGE, Catharine
BRERO or BRLRO, Mary
BROWN, M.A.M.
BURDICK, L. Virginia
BURNS, Mary Jane
BYLER, Mollie
CAFFERLY, Sarah Agnes
CALWELL, Mattie E.
CASEBERE, Catherine
CLAPP, Susie J.
CLARK, Emeline
CLOUGH, Louisa C.
CONSER, Lucy
COOK, Lucretia B.
COPELAND, Abbie
COSLEY, Louisa

HASKELL, J.G.
WHISTON, Jesse
FOSTER, Freeman R.
MOORE, J.P.
CRAM, Hiram
MANDELL, C.L.
ROSS, Abner L., Jr.
WEAVER, John W.
POWELL, Joseph A., Esq.
HOPKINS, Thomas
SWISHER, F.M.
STONE, William
SEARL, A.D.
RANDALL, WIn. H.
WALLING, W.B.
KITCHINGMAN, WIn.
SMITH, Charles W.
BROWNING, Asaph
HAY, Chester A.

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�Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860
Bride
Bridegroom
Bride
COULTER, Barbary
WATSON, Thomas
HASELTINE, Rosaltha O.
COULTER, Rachael Jane
TODHUNTER, James D.
HASKIN, Hattie A.
CREAVEY, Mrs. Jane
HEITZMAN, John
HATTAN, Pocahontas
CREAVY, Mrs. Mary
HEITZMAN, John
HAVENS, Eliza
CRITTENTON, Jennie L.
EARL, George F.
HOLMES, Mary Louise
CROSBY, Harriet
BLANTON, N.B.
HOPPER, Louisa
DART, Hester Ann
NICHOLS, WID. G.
HOPPER, Sarah Jane
DENNIS, Francis A.
DENNISON, Rev. Joseph
HUNT, Emily Jane
DOBBINS, E.A.
WINTON, John R.
HURD, Harriet N.
DONNELSON, Catharine
SWATSEL, John
INGERSON, Clara M.
DUNLAP, Emily
CRACKLIN, Capt. Joseph
IRISH, Mary
DUNN, Mary C.
LLOYD, Rev. S.W.
JACOBS, Nelly
EARNHEART, Melissa
DENNIS, Rev. B.C.
JAMES, Caroline
EGER, Elizabeth
SMITH, Chas.
JENKINS, Rose
ELA, Emily S.
GRIMES, Moses E.
JESSEE, Mary
FA I RHOLM, Mary J.
DAY, John W.
Jffi-lETT, Mollie A.
FALES, Elizabeth
BOTTS, George W.D.
JONES, L. Viola
FARWELL, Mary A.R.
THOMPSON, Geo. S.
JONES, Viola L.
FARWELL, Sarah C.T.
BARNEY, Joseph M.
JONES, Sarah E.
FAULKNER, Kate
THACHER, T. Dwight
JONSON, Lizzie
FELT, H. Maria
CLARK, Henry S.
JOY, Frances R.
FISH, Susan Pascal
VAN SYCLE, S.B.
KOFFMAN, Mary J.
FLANDERS, Sarah A.
BURLEY, Rufas B.
LAHAY, Martha
FURGESON, Phebe M.
SHROYER, WID. A.
LEARNED, Lizzie
GOODRICH, J. Augusta
GRIDING[?], Rev. James S.
LEGG, Mrs. Anna M.
GRAHAM, Bridgette
DIX, Ralph C.
LIKINS, Maria
GRAHAM, Julia M.
ARNOLD, Noah
LINN, Sarah Frances
GRAY, E.J.
PARMETAR, James A.
LORD, Harriet G.
GREENWOOD, Sarah Ann
SMITH, T.B.
LOVEJOY, Juliet L.
GRIFFITH, Ruth
WILLIAMS, Henry
LOVELL, Mary Jane
HALL, Juliaan
DE WOLF, Edward P.
LYON, Sarah Ann
HALL, Scynthia Ann
MAVITY, WID.
McCLELLAND, Mary A.
HARMON, Eliza
SANDLING, Giles
McGEE, Susan
HARMON, Mary A.
TULL, WID.
McINTYRE, Christina
HARRIS, Mary Rosela
PEARSON, Richard N.
McKINNEY, Joliette
HASEHINE, Amandy
WIELEY, Dexter
McKINNEY, Polly
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Bridegroom
UMBARGER, George W.
BAILEY, F.A.
FISHMAKER, C. T.
HAYDEN, William B.
PARK, Geo. S.
OLIVER, WID. H.
YOUNG, Robert
GROVER, Joel
THOMAS, S.J., Esq.
BROWN, Alonzo J.
PHELPS, Edwin C.
FARNSWORTH, John W., Esq.
REYNOLDS, Thomas T.
RUSSELL, S.C.
FARlER, C.W.
FRAZER, Robert L.
WALKER, R.E.
WALKER, R.E.
CARPENTER, C. Howard
BERKAU, Paul H.
BARKER, Ingle
KLEINHAUS, A. J .
THOMAS, William H.
_____ , Malahan K.
WILDER, John H.
BROWN, George, Esq.
LINN, James M., Esq.
ADAMS, Lucian R.
WHITEHORN, Samuel
SHULTZ, Absalon
MACK, John
CONNOR, Thomas H.
CORREL, James
WARD, Chandlee H.
MORE, John
REED, James

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�Marriages Published in Douglas County Newspapers, October 1854 - December 1860
Bride

Bridegroom

Bride

Bridegroom

MARTIN, Ellen Esther
MAYBURY, Lucy F.
MILLER, Jane
MILLER, Nancy A.
MOCKBEE, Jennie
MONROE, Mrs. Polly M.
MOODY, Mrs. Mary
NICKLES, Elizabeth
NORTON, Charlotte
OLIVER, Mrs. Emaline
OSMER, Sophia Ann
PEARSON, Mary
PERRINE, Belle
PIPER, Elizabeth
RANDALL, Irene
RANDOLPH, Amelia M.
REIGBER, L.J.
RODEBAUGH, Miss
ROGERS, Mary Elizabeth
ROWE, Clara
ROWE, Mrs. Julia Ann
SANDLING, Mary Jane
SAUNDERS, Mrs. Charlotte E.
SHANNON, Mary H.
SHORT, Sarah H.
SIMONDS, Addie L.
SMITH, Ellen M.
SMOOT, Mary L.
SOWASH, Margaret

SMITH, Giles
SMITH, Frank B., Esq.
HARPOLE, Alfred
HOPPER, B.F.
BROOKE, Dr. B.C.
HOAG, Benjamin W.
BREWER, Montreville
VAUGHAN, Champion
KEATING, R.H.
RANDALL, WIn. Henry
SMITH, Adolphus
HILL, Forrester
SNYDER, James A.
SHELDON, Hon. Henry
PARKS, WIn.
ALTHEN, Henry G.
RICE, John E.
WHEADEN, A.
McCAMISH, Richard M., Esq.
HODSON, Gideon F.
HULL, Joseph L.
HARMON, Daniel
HICKS, Solomon S.
SHERMAN, Major T.W.
ADDIS, Alfred S.
HUNT, Chas. W.
MYERS, John
CARR, Alexander
DUFFEE, Louis

SPICER, Augusta M.
SPICER, Mary
SPITTLE, Sarah Ann
STONE, Laura E.
STONE, Mary B.
TABOR, Emily
TAPPAN, Anna
TAYLOR, Elizabeth
TERRASS, Mrs. Catherine
THURSTON, Phebe A.
TOLLE, Nancy Ann
TRIBOU, Mary W.
VANDEVER, Jennie
VINOT, Josephine
WATSON,
M.
WEAVER, Vancy A.
WHITE, Mrs. Mary E.
WHITEHEAD, Hannah M.
WHITNEY, Elviria
WILBER, Caroline A.
WILDER, Lucie M.
WILLIAMSON, R.M.
WINSETT, Rebecca W.
WISNER, Mary
WOODLEY, A.E.
YOUNG, Emily C.
YOUNG, Mary J.
ZEIGLER, L.J.

ELDRIDGE, Edwin S.
VREDENBURG, Frank
SULLIVAN, Michael
POTTER, Frederick W.
TOLLES, Francis O.
MOYS, WIn.
HANSCOM, O.A.
TONTZ, John
GLEICH, John P.
HARDING, John L.
HUNGERFORD, Simeom R.
LADD, Erastus D., Esq.
BURR, Richard
VOGHT, John
RANDOLPH, Joseph V.
DOOLITTLE, Benson E.,
WETHERBEE, Amory
PROUTY, S.S.
BOTHEL, Adam R.
TELLES, Dr. L.C.
WOODWARD, Brinton W.
CHADWICK, W.W.
BOZELL, William
PIPHER, John W.
LLOYD, A.J.
THOMPSON, William P.
LUCE, Robert M.
RICE, John E.

The original announcement should be consulted since some of them contain more information than is printed
in this quarterly. These marriages were copied and indexed by Jean Snedeger and Grace Embers.

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�MARRIAGE NOTICES IN NEWSPAPERS
(Jan 1861-0ct. 1863)
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The following records of marriages have been copied from the following newspapers: Lawrence
Republican. (through Nov. 1862 only)--LR; Kansas State Journal. (through 13 Aug. 1863,
followed by the first issue after Quantrill's Raid of Lawrence dated 1 Oct. 1863)--KSJ;
Kansas Weekly Tribune--KWT; and the Lecompton Union--LU. Compiled by July Sweets and Pauline
Elniff.

ADAMS,

Charles W. Esq. and Ella LANE, eldest daughter of Gen. James H. LANE, married on the 7th
inst. at the home~f bride's father, Gen. LANE of the U.S. Senate, by Rev. H.H. MOORE. All of
, Lawrence.--KSJ, 11 Apr. 1861, p. 3
AHRBERGf{, , William, of Leavenworth and Johanna DULJNSKI, of this place, married 18 July at residence of
"bride's father by Rev. E.D. Ladd, Esq.--KSJ, 25 July 1861, p.3
AKIN,
WIn, and Sarelda Jane CUNNINGHAM, of Berea, Frankin Co. ,KS married on eve. of 11 Feb. 1862 by
Rev. J.N. SMITH.-- KSJ, 20 Feb. 1862, p. 3.
ALLISON, D.C. and I.H. JOHNSON, married 30 July at Congregational church.--LR, 1 Aug. 1861, p.3. Also
KSJ, 1 Aug.1961--" ••• Miss Isadore JOHNSON •• by Rev. H.D.Fisher."(Married same time and place
as Alexander LOVE and Eliza McMURRAY.
--- - - -~- --ASHBY,
J_oseph _T._,--of-Ohi0-Ci-ty-andEarrie-A-MASTERSON-,-of-prairie City married 24th inst. at Prairie
City by Elder G.W. Hutchinson.--LR, 20 June 1861, p. 3. Also--KSJ, 27 June 1861, p.3.
BAIRD, &lt; Robert H. and H. Marilla HILLS, married in Burlingame 21 April at residence of E.L. HILLS, Esq.
"/ by Rev. J.W. FOX.--LR, 8 May 1862, p. 3.

BAKER, ' H.W. of this city of firm of Ridenour and Baker, and Carrie C. BEATTY, of Xenia, OK, married
8 Jan. 1863 at residence of bride's mother.--KSJ, 15 Jan. 1863, p. 3.
BANNING', John, of Big Sprj.ngs and Hetty J. ROBERTS, of Shawnee Co., married _on 7th inst. by Rev. A.N.
Thornton.--LR 18 Sept. 1862, p. 3.
BARBER, Charles and Harriet POTTER married 23 inst. by Rev. W.P. Upham in Lecompton township,--KSJ,
25 Sept. 1862, p.3.
BLISS,
Hiland H., and Celia M. St.JOHN, both of Centropolis, Franklin Co., KS., married 23 April 1862
at Eldridge House (Lawrence, KS), by Rev. Cordley.--LR, 14 May 1862, p. 3.
BLOOD,
N.C., Esq., of Baldwin City. and Mrs. Matilda BARBER of Lawrence, married on 2nd inst. in
Lawrence, by Rev. L.B. Dennis.--KSJ, 4 Apr. 1861, p. 3.
.
BOWLES" (Lt.) John of the KS 9th, and Juliesta E. HUTCHINSON, married Mon. 30 June, in Leavenworth
City at residence of S.W. Greer, by Rev. J.G. Reuser.--LR, 3 July 1862, p. 3.
BOYLE,
G.W. and Anna R. MARSHALL, eldest daughter of Dr. S.A. MARSHALL, all of Leavenworth, married
on 23 Sept. 1862, by Rev. J.D. Leggett.--LR, 9 Oct. 1862, p. 3.
BRIDGES, J.L. of Portland, ME. and Mary E. DYER, of Independence, Mo. married 30 May 1862, in this city
at Johnson House by Rev. Reynolds.--LR, 12 June 1862. p. 3. Also KSJ, 12 June 1862, p. 3-say
.. Mary E. DYER."
BROOKS, . George C. of Wakarusa Twp., a retired "typo" and Harriet .A. MEECH, all of Douglas Co, married
on 5th inst at res. of bride in Lecompton township, by Rev. W.A. Cardwell,--LR, 9 Oct. 1862, p.3 •
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CANADY,
CANIFF,

Josephus and Jane A HALL, all of Black Jack, married 4 Aug. by Rev. Hubert KSJ, 15 Aug. 1861, p.3.
Dr. Henry of Lawrence and Cordelia A. CHAMBERS, late of Wesleyville, Pa. married 13 Oct. 1862
in Lawrence, by Rev. L.B.Dennis.--LR 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3. and KSJ 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3.
,
CARLIN, John and Mary Ann MOREHEAD, both of Lawrence, married in this city, 1st inst., by Judge Carpenter.-LR, 2 Jan. 1962, p. 3.
CARPENTER, (Judge) Louis, of this city and Mary E. BARBER, of EiI)poria, married Friday evening, 10 Oct.
by Rev. G.C. Moore,--LR, 23 Oct. 1862, p. 3.
CONOVER) (Capt.) John, of the 8th KS. married Mary E. HATHAWAY, all of Leavenworth at M.E. Church, Sun.
even. 5th inst. by Rev. E.G. Reaser.--LR, 9 Oct. 1862, p. 3.
COPPLE, E. and Susan F. ASHBY, married 10th inst. at Prairie City by Elder G.W. Hutchinson.--LR 14 Aug.
1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 14 Aug. 1862 •• "Elza COPPLE" •• all of Prairie City (Married same time and
and place as William B. HAYDEN and Mary E. HAVENS).
CORNELL, John A. and Ann E. PARISH, both of this city married 14 June by Rev. G.W. Paddock.-- KSJ, 2 July
1863, p. 3.
CREED,
Joseph and Mary PERCE all of this county, married on 4th inst. by Rev. J.W. Wiley.--KSJ, 11 Sept.
1862, p. 3.
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DEWEY,
Geo. W. and Susan J. GEMMEL, married in Lawrence, KS. on eve. of 10th inst. by Rev. L.B. Dennis.-KSJ, 18 Dec. 1862, p. 3.
DOYLE,
Edward of the army and Mary Jane SNOOK, of Lawrence, married in this city on 17th inst. by E.D.
Ladd, Esq.--LR, 1 May 1862, p. 3. Also KSJ, 1 May 1862, p. 3.
DUNN,
Cervantes and Ann Augusta LONGFELLOW, married 9 July, 1863 by E.D. Ladd, Esq. at residence of
bride's father in Wakarusa township.--KSJ, 9 July 1863, p. 3. Also KWT, 9 July 1863.
ESKRIDGE, Hon. C.V., of Emporia, KS, and Mary DIXON of Donaldson, IL, married on 5th inst. by Rev. J.M. Bone
at Donaldson.--LR, 26 Dec. 1861, p. 3.
'
FARMER, D.R. and Susan GENTRY, all of Wakarusa, KS, married on 9th inst. at the residence of bride's father,
[ by E.D.Hughson, Esq.--LR, 27 Mar. 1862, p. 3.
FIELDS,: Solomon and Huldah FIELDS, both of this city, married on Sat. eve. last by E.D. Ladd, Esq.--KSJ,
Thurs, 31 July 1863, p. 3.
FLAGG,
Henry H., and Lizzie ALVERSON both of Saline Co., KS, married 1st Apr. by Rev. William Bishop at
Salina.--LR, 10 Apr. 1862, p. 3. Also KSJ, 10 Apr. 1862, p. 3.
FRAZER" Robert L. and Mary E. PAYNE, both of this city, married in this city, Sun. eve. last by Rev. L.E.
Dennis,--LR, Thurs., 24 Oct. 1861, p. 3. also KSJ, 24 Oct. 1861, p. 3 •• --"Mary E. PERRINE" ••
married 20 Oct. at residence of bride's father.
FREEMAN, David H., and Anna FITTON, married on eve. of Nov~ 11, 1861 by Rev. J.N. Smith. All of Berea,
Franklin Co., KS.--KSJ, 20 Feb. 1862, p. 3.
GAINS, : Phillip, Esq. and Patesy Jane HAWKINS, formerly of MO and now "Free American citizens of African
" descent", married in this city, Sat. June 12 at residence of Capt. James Olristian by Rev. J.M
.' : Wilkinson, KSJ 18 June 1863.
GENTRY,~, Bartlett and Sarah YATES, married on 2nd inst. at residence of William YATES, 4 miles W. of
Lawrence by Rev. W.P. Upham,--KSJ, 9 July 1863, p. 3.
GILL,
John 3. of Lawrence, and Lizzie ALBRO, of Paola, married 21 June by Rev. A.H. Deane in Paola,-KSJ, 2 July 1863, p. 3.
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GLEASON, James H., of Willow Springs and Joanna L. AYER, of Williainsville, Erie Co., N.Y. married 7 July in
· this city by Rev. W.P. Upham. KSJ, 9 July 1863, p. 3.
GOULD, R.C., printer, Lawrence Republican, and Mrs. Melvina HASELTINE, both of this city, married on eve.
of 12th inst. by Rev. R. Cordley,--LR, 17 July 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 17 July 1862, p. 3.
HA~, Ansel B. and Caroline EVANS, both of Douglas Co., married 5 May 1863 in Lawrence, by Rev. L.B.
· Dennis,--KSJ, 7 May 1863, p. 3.
.
HARRINGTON, S.C. (surgeon) of 1st Ks Colored Regt., and Mary A. COLBURN, married 18 Mar. by Rev. L.B. Dennis.-',cKSJ, 19 Mar •. 1863, p. 3.
HASELT1NE~ Eramus D. 'and Mrs. Helen M. OBENCHAIN, both of this city, married at Clinton, 23 Nov. by H. Burson,
Esq.--LR, 28 Nov. 1861, p. 3.
.
HAY,
Milton, and Frances PIERCE married 9th inst. in Kanwaka by Rev. John S. Brown--LR, 20 Mar. 1862, p.
3. Also KSJ, 20 Mar. 1862.
HAYDEN~ William and Mary E. HAVENS, married Sunday eve. 10th inst. in Prairie City by Elder G.W. Hutchinson
-of Lawrence,--.LR,- 14 Aug. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 14 Aug. 1862, p. 3 •. (Same time and place as E.
COPPLE and Susan ASHBY).
HERBAULDSHEIMER, August, of Lecompton and Ada HAAKE (or HAACKE), of Lawrence, married on 7th inst, by J.
· Wilder, Esq.--LR, 13 Mar. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 13 Mar. 1862, p. 3.
HERBOLD, John and Mary WAUGHN, formerly of Liverpool, Eng?, married 20 Feb. 1862 at Baptist Mission, Delaware
Reservation by Rev. J.L. Pratt.--KSJ, 10 Apr. 1862, p. 3.
HIATT, . . , Henry and Abby Arm MEAD, both of Marion, married in this city 1st inst, by E.D. Ladd, Esq.--LR, 6
Mar. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 5 Mar. 1862, p. 3.
.
HILLS,. Silas N. and Alice M. DUTTON, married in Burlingame 30 Apr. at residence of A.T. Dutton, Esq., by
Rev. J.W. Fox. Originally from Ohio.--LR, 8 May, 1862, p. 3.
HOLT,
William David and Harriet Elizabeth JONES both of Wakarusa, married in this city, 26 Sept. 1861, by
E.D. Ladd.--LR, 3 Oct. 1861, p. 3.
HORNSBX, Columbus and Mira WORMLEY, both of this place married 30th Dec. in this ci ty by Rev. Cordley. --KSJ ,
2 Jan. 1861, p. 3.
.
JENKINS, J.W. of Washington, DC, late of Lawrence, K.T. married Mary DlNAL, 2nd daughter of Lewis DlNAL of
Phildelphia, Pa. married in Baltimore, 16 July--KSJ, 1 Aug. 1865, p. 3.
JEWITT, J., of Leavenworth, KS. and Ellen A. TURMAN, married on 5th inst. by Rev. Dr. Perkins at residence
of J.F. Griswold, Esq.--KSJ, 2 Mar. 1861, p. 3.
JOHNSON, F.E. and Minnie J. RANKIN, married 2 Aug. in this city at residence of bride's mother, by Rev. G.W.
Paddock. All of this city.--KSJ, 6 Aug. 1863, p. 3.
JONES, John S. and HOOGLAND, Mrs. EI:j,za of Tecumseh, married on 20th May at residence ofJ.A. Wakefield.-KSJ, 4 June 1863, p. 3.
KATZENSTEIN, A., Esq., of this city and Hanchen SHLOSS, of Baltimore, MD. married on 21 May in St. Louis,
by Rev. Kuther.--LR, 5 June 1862, p. 3.
KENNEDY, John L. and Sarah STOUT, both of Franklin, Douglas Co., KS. married 23 Apr. 1861 in Franklin, by
\\ Rev. B.C.Dennis.--LR, 25 Apr. 1861, p. 3.
KEISCH, John Frank, and Mary Anne ~~, married on 2nd inst. by Rev.P. Severin Rotter in Atchison. Both of
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Jan 1861-0ct 1863

Doniphan Co.--LR, 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3.
LEARNARD, (Col.) O.E. of the 1st KS. and Mary S. ELDRIDGE, eldest daughter of Col. S.W.Eldridge, married,
; Sun. even. 2nd inst. at the Eldridge House, Lawrence, by Rev. E. Nute.--LR, 6 Mar. 1862, p. 3 •
. .;. Also KSJ, 5 Mar. 1862, p. 3.
LASH"
Geo. and M.A. MILLER, ma~ried on 28th ult. near Lawrence. by Rev. Upham of this city.--KSJ, 11 June
.. 1863, p. 3.
LEE, ,I David of Bourbon Co. and Elizabeth PARKS, of Douglas Co., married in this city by Justice E.D. Ladd
,1 Esq. on 11th inst. (She is of Franklin). --LR, 18 July 1861, p. 3.
Also KSJ, 18 July 1861, p. 3.
LONGFELLOW, Charles,Esq., of Wakarusa and Helen D. RICHARDS, of Eudora, married 4 June at residence of
Charles Longfellow, Esq. in Wakarusa township by E. D. Ladd, J.P.--KSJ, 11 June 1863, p. 3.
LOVE,
Alexander and Eliza MCMURRAY, both of this city, married 30th July at Congregational church. (At
sane time and place as D.C. ALLISON and I.H. JOHNSON).--LR, 1 Aug. 1861, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 1 Aug.
1861, p. 3.
LYON,
John H. and Mrs. Martha MONTGO~Y, married 6 July. 18f&gt;3 in Lawrence, by E.D. Ladd, Esq. KSJ, 9 July
- 1863, p. 3. Also KWT, 9 July 1863.
McALLISTER, Wm. F. and Louisa M. SANDS, daughter of John M. Sands of N.Y. City, married Fri., 19 Apr. at
Prairie City by Rev. Wm. Hickcox.--KSJ, 2 May 1861 p. 3.
McCULLOUGH, L.J., of California and I.A. BALDWIN, of Kanwaca, married 4 Aug. in Kanwaca by Rev. Copeland of
Clinton.--KSJ, 8 Aug. 1861, p. 3.
MARTIN, Wm. and Emma PERRY, married 30 May at home of the bride by G.W. Paddock all of this city.--KSJ, 4
June 1863, p. 3.
MATER,
Joseph and Libbie JOHNSON, all of this city, married on Sun, 14 June by Rev. G.W.Paddock.--KSJ, 18
.
June 1863, p. 3.
MILLER, James A. and Martha Jane .BULLARD, Martha Jane, married 19 Aug. 1863, by E. D. Ladd,--KSJ, 1 Oct.
1863, p. 2.
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MOORE,
Ely, and Rose McKINNEY, both of Lecompton, married 19 Nov. (Mount Aeolia) by Rev. Steel of Topeka.-KSJ, 21 Nov. 1861, p. 3.
"
MURDOCK, Marshall M., a printer of Emporia and Victoria MAYBERRY, of Douglas Co., KS. married in this city,
evening of 15th inst. by Rev. E.B. Dennis.--LR, 17 Apr. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 17 Apr. 1862, p. 3.
MURPHEY, William E., of Atchison, KS. and Margaret G. OOUGHERTY, of Doniphan Co., married on 8th inst. by
Rev. Father Augustin.--LR, 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3.
MURTHA, Thomas, of Lawrence, and Esther Ann Brown, of Big Springs, married on 4th inst. at residence of R.
C. Dix, by R. Cordley. "Toledo, Ohio papers, please copy".--KSJ, 9 July 1863, p. 3.
PHILLIPS, A.J., of the 9th Reg. KS, Vols, and Mrs. A.S. LITCHFIELD, of this city, married on 28th May by Rev •
. G.W. Paddock at the parsonage.--KSJ, 4 June 1863, p. 3.
\ .
PICKENS, Orlando and BARNARD, SBrah A., both of Lawrence, married 27 Sept.--KSJ, 1 Oct. 1863, p. 2.
PICKERING, John, formerly of this city and Delia A. WOODWARD, only daughter of Horace A. Woodward, of Gray. ville, Ill. married on Mon. 4th inst. in Grayville, IL, by A.A. White, Esq.--LND, 14 Mar. 1861, p.3.
PIERSON, Marcus 0., and Margaret M. MATIIERS, married in this city, 20 Mar, by Rev. Hummer.--LR, 3 Apr. 1862,

p..

3.

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PILE,

(Dr.) Isaiah, of Peoria and Sarah DAVENPoRT of Olathe, married 25 July.--LR, 1 Aug. 1861, p. 3.
Also KSJ, 1 Aug. 1861, p. 3 •••• "Married in Olathe, Johnson Co., by Elder G.W. Hutchinson.
PUCKEIT;, _ Henry and Charlotte SALSBURY, married 17 Aug. at residence of bride's parents in Wakarusa.--KSJ,
1 Oct. 1863.
REECE, _ Van Buren, and Nancy JONES, married 2 Apr. 1863 near Lawrence, by Rev. LoB. Dennis all of Douglas
Co.--KSJ, 9 Apr. 1863, p. 3.
REED"
John F., of Lawrence, KS, married Julia M. AMBLER on Wed., Sept. 18, in Presbyterian Church in
, Bedford, N~Y.--KSJ, 19 Sept. 1861, p. 3.
ROSEB~Y, James, and Phoebe BUTLER, married 18 Mar. near Lawrence by Rev. L.B. Dennis.--KSJ, 19 Mar. 1863,
.

p. 3.

RUTHRAUFF, Henry J. and Hattie J. (or E.?) COLLIER, married on 20th inst. at residence of bride's father by
- Rev. H.D.Fisher.--LR, 23 May 1861. Also KSJ, 23 May 1861, p. 3.
SALAVUIEL(?), John, of this city and Jemima CORRELL, of Wakarusa township, married Slll1day last by Rev. T.
Ferrill.--LR, Thurs., 7 Nov. 1861, p. 3.
SAMPSON, Turner, Esq. of Lawrence, and S.A.TAYLOR, of Lexington, Johnson Co., married 13th ult. at DeSota,
by Rev. Smith.--LR, 1 Aug. 1861, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 18 July 1861, p. 3.
SARGENT, George H., and Angie G. SANDS, both of this place, married in this city 18 June at residence of
bride's brother by Rev. R. Cordley.--KSJ, 27 June 1861, p. 3.
SCHINNER, Adolphe and Augustine C. VINOT, married in Lawrence, evening of 20th inst, by Louis Carpenter, Esq.
- --KSJ, 27 Mar. 1862, p. 3.
SMITH,
Andrew and Lucinda J. HUDDLESTON, both of Bloomington, Douglas Co., KS., married on Thurs. 15th
inst. by Rev. John S. Brown.--LR, 29 May 1862. Also, KSJ, 29 May 1862, p. 3.
SNIPLEY, Daniel, and Mrs. Mary J. RICHARDS, both of Lawrence, married in this city on the 23rd inst. by Rev.
H.H. Moore.--LR, 27 Mar. 1862, p. 3.
SOULE,
William L.G., and Mary BENSON, married 17 June at residence of bride's father, 6 miles from
Lawrence, by Rev. R. Cordley.--KSJ, 18 Jlll1e 1863, p. 3.
SPARR,
R.W., of Lawrence and Mary CRITCHFIELD of Franklin Co., KS. married 16th inst. by Rev. Joseph Welch.
--LR, 20 Mar. 1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 20 Mar. 1862, p. 3.
STOTLER, Jacob, Editor of Emporia News, and Levara MURDOCK, both of Emporia, married evening of 4th Mar. by
Rev. J.C. Fraker, at Christian Church. LR, 28 Mar. 1861, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 21 Mar. 1861, p. 3 ••••
"Jacob STOTILER •• married recently ••• ".
STOUT,
Alford, and DAW, Mrs. Margaret, married 27th ult in Atchison at the house of John DAW, by Rev.
Abram Bennett. All of Doniphan Co.--LR, 16 Oct. 1862, p. 3.
STRICKLER, (Hon) H.J., of Tecumseh, married Hattie STANTON. daughter of Fred P. STANTON, married 19t9 at
residence of bride's father (Mount Aeolia), by Rev. Steel of Topeka.'--KSJ,21 Nov. 1861,_ p.-3 •. SUTLIFF, J.B., of thi-s city and Augusta HOLLISTER, of Marietta, CR, married 6 Nov. by Rev. W.W. Wakefield,
near Marietta. OH.--KSJ, 20 Nov. 1862, p. 3.
THACHER, T. Dwight, Esq., of this city, and Emma E. HEILMAN, daughter of William HEILMAN, Esq., of Philadelphia, married 18 June in Philadelphia, by Rev. R.C. Matlock.--LR, 27 June 1861, p. 3.
THORNTON, Jolm W, of this city, and Nancy A. TURNER, formerly of Carthage, Jasper Co., MO. married 24 Apr.
, - - at residence of Leander Cannedy, by Elder W.E. Everus.--LR, 1 May 1862, p. 3.
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TRASK,. Josiah, of Kansas State Journal, and fllioda j. HIBBARD, of Manlius, NY, married on 25th Nov. 1862, in
Manlius, NY. at the Episcopal church by Rev. Lord.--KSJ, 11 Dec. 1862, p. 3.
VAN DEUSEN, Edwin H., of Lawrence, and Henrietta SANDS, of Minneola, married in Minneola on 20th Oct. 1862,
by Rev. J. Aspinwal1.--LR, 6 Nov. 1862, p. 3. Also,--KSJ, 6 Nov. 1862, p. 3.
WAKEFIELD, John A., Jr., and Ella BALDWIN, married 1 Jan. by Rev. Cordley in Kanwaka,--KSJ, 2 Jan. 1862, p.3.
WATMOW, John, from Canada, and Mrs. Louis H. Brown, of this city, married 5th inst at residence of bride by
. E.D. Ladd, Esq., J.P.,_·_LR, 12 June 1862, p. 3. Also,--KSJ, 12 June 1862, says "all of Lawrence".
WHITNEY, J.P., merchant of Lawrence, KS. and Mary J. FESSENDEN, of Boston, married 23 u1t. in Boston, by Rev.
M. Thayer,--_ _ , 14 Nov. 1861, p. 3.
WILDER; John, Esq., and Mrs. Rose Anna CURRAN, married on 4th inst. by Rev. Cordley in this city,--LR, 6 Mar.
1862, p. 3. Also, KSJ, 5 Mar. 1862, p. 3.
WILLEY; J.W. of Blue Mound, and Nancy PRATHER, of Franklin, married Sunday eve., 17th inst. by Elder G.W.
Hutchinson.--LB, 20 Mar. 1862, Also, KSJ, 20 Mar. 1862,
WINCHELL, A.T., and.H. Ianthe SHOLES, both of this city, were married.Thurs. morn. 17th inst. at residence
of bride's father, by Rev. Richard Cordley. All are of this city.--LR, 24 Oct. 1861, p. 3. Also,
KSJ, 12 Oct. 1861, p. 3. "married this morning".
WORK,
Thomas M. and Margaret N. IRVIN, married 18 Feb. 1862 in this city, by Rev. B.C. Dennis. Both lately
of Crawford Co., PA.--LR, 20 Feb. 1863, p. 3.
YOUNG,' J.P. and Cathrine KIDD, married 19 May 1863, in Lawrence by E.D. Ladd. KSJ, 21 May 1863, p. 3.
BRIDES INDEX
ALBRO, Lizzie and GILL, John B.
ALVERSON, Lizzie and FLAGG, Henry H.
AMBLER; Julia M. and REED, -John F.
ASHBY,Susan F. and COPPLE, E.
AYER, Joanna L. and GLEASON, James H.
BALDWIN, Ella and WAKEFIELD, John A., Jr.
BALDWIN, I.A. and McCULLOUGH, L.J.
BARBER, Mary E. and CARPENTER, (Judge) Louis
BARBER, (Mrs.) Matilda and BLOOD, N.C.
BARNARD, Sarah A. and PICKEN, Orlando
BEAITY, Carrie C. and BAKER, H~W.
BENSON, Mary and SOULE, William L. G.
BROWN, . Esther Ann and MURTIIA, Thomas
BROWN, (Mrs.) Louis H. and WATMOW, John
BUTLER, Phoebe and ROSEBERRY, James
BULLARD, Martha Jane and MILLER, James A.

CHAMBERS, Cordelia and CANIFF, (Dr.) Henry
COLBURN, Mary A. and HARRINGTON, S.C.
COLLIER, Hattie J. and RUTIIRAUFF, Henry J.
CORNELL, Jemima and SALVUIEL, John
CRITCHFIELD, Mary and SPARR, R.W.
CUNNINGHAM, Sarelda Jane and AKIN, WIn.
CURRAN, (Mrs.) Rose Anna and WILDER, John, Esq.
DAVENPORT, Sarah and PILE, (Dr.) Isaiah
DAW, (Mrs.) Margaret and STOUT, Alfred
DIXON, Mary and ESKRIDGJ;:, (Hon.) C. V.
DULINSKI, Johanna and AHRBERGH, William
DOUGHERTY, Margaret G. and MURPHEY, William E.
DUTTON, Alice M. and HILLS, Silas M.
DlNAL, Mary and JENKINS, J. W.
DYER, Mary E. and BRIDGES, J. L.
ELDRIDGE, Mary S. and LEARNARD, (Col.) O.E.

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EVANS, 'Caroline and HACKETI, Ansel B.
FESSENDEN, Mary J. and WHITNEY, J. P.
FIELDS, Huldah and FIELDS, Solomon
FrITON, Anna and FREEMAN, David H.
GEMMEL, Susan J. and DEWEY, Geo. W.
GENTRY, Susan
and FRAMER, D. R.
HAAKE/HAACKE, Ada and HERBAULDSHEIMER, August
HALL, Jane A. and CANADY, Josephus
HASELTINE, (Mrs.) Melvina and GOULD, R.C.
HATHAWAY, Mary and CONOVER, (Capt.) John
HAVENS, Mary E. and HAYDEN, William
HAWKINS, Patsey and GAINS, Phillip, Esq.
HEILMAN, Elnrna and THACHER, T. Dwight, Esq.
HIBBARD, Rhoda and TRASK, Josiah
HILLS, .H. Marilla and BAIRD, Robert H.
HOLLISTER, Augusta and STULIFF, J .B.
HOOGLAND, (Mrs.) Eliza and JONES, John S.
HUDDLESTON, Lucinda J. and SMITH, Andrew
HUTCHINSON, Juliesta E. and BOWLES, (Lt.) John
IRVIN, Margaret N. and WORK, Thomas M.
JOHNSON, Isadore H. and ALLISON., D.C.
JOHNSON, Libbie and MATER, Joseph
JONES, Harriet Elizabeth and HOLT, William David
JONES, Nancy and REECE, Van Buren
KIDD, Cathrine and YOUNG, J. P.
LANE, Ella and ADAMS, Charles W.
LITCHFIELD, (Mrs.) A.S. and PHILLIPS, A.J.
LONGFEllOW, Ann Augusta and DUNN, Cervantes
McKINNEY, Rose and MOORE, Ely
McMURRAY, Eliza and LOVE, Alexander
MARSHAll, Anna R. and BOYLE, G. W.
MASTERSON, Carrie A. and ASHBY, Joseph T.
MATHERS, Margaret M. and PIERSON, Marcus o.
MAYBERRY, Victoria and MURDOCK, Marshall M.
MEAD, Abby Ann and HIATI, Henry
MEECH, Harriet A. and BROOKS, George C.

MILLER, M.A. and LASH, Geo.
MONTGOMERY, (Mrs.) Martha and LYON, John H.
MOREHEAD, Mary Ann and CARLIN, John
MURDOCK, Levara and STOTLER, Jacob
NEWMAN, Mary Anne and KETSCH, John Frank
OBENCHAIN, (Mrs.) Helen M. and HASELTINE, Eramus D.
PARISH, Ann E. and CORNELL, John A.
PARKS, Elizabeth and LEE, David
PAYNE, Mary E. and FRAZER, Robert L.
PERCE, Mary and CREED, Joseph
PERRINE, see PAYNE, Mary
PERRY, Elnrna and MARTIN, WIn.
PIERCE, Frances and HAY, Milton
POTIER, Harriet and BARBER, . Charles
PRATHER, Nancy and WILLEY, J. W•
RANKIN, Minnie J. and JOHNSON, F .E.
RICHARDS, Helen D. and LONGFELLOW, Charles, Esq.
RICHARDS, (Mrs.) Mary J. and SNIPLEY, Daniel
ROBERTS, Hetty J. and BANNING, John
SALSBURY, Charlotte and PUCKETT, Henry
SANDS, Angie G. and SARGENT, George H.
SANDS, Henrietta and VanDEUSEN, Edwin H.
SANDS, Louisa M.and McALLISTER, WIn. F.
SHLOSS, Hanchen and KATZENSTEIN, A.
SHOLES, H. Ianthe and WINCHELL, A. T.
SNOOK, Mary Jane and DOYLE, Edward
St.' JOHN, Celia M. and BLISS, Hiland M.
STANTON, Hattie and STRICKLER (Hon,) H.J.
STOUT, Sarah and KENNEDY, John L.
TAYLOR, S.A. and SAMPSON, Turner, Esq.
TURMAN, Ellen A. and JEWITI, J.
TURNER, Nancy A. and THORNTON, John W.
VINOT, C. Augustine and SCHINNER, Adolphe
WAUGHAN, Mary Louisa and HERBOLD, John
WOODWARD, Delia A. and PICKERING, John
WORMLEY, Mira and HORNSBY, Columbus
YATES, Sarah and GENTRY, Bartlett

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�Lawrehce Monthly Meeting of Friends
Records of Marriage
1871-1884

Seth Wilson BURNEIT o,f Lawrence, son of David and Hannah BURNEIT (both deceased) and Sarah E. FRAZIER,
daughter of John and Lorinza FRAZIER (the former deceased). of the same place, married the 29th day of the
third month 1871 at Lawrence. Witnesses: [To save space, two or more witnesses having the same surname are
grouped together]. Eli, Maria, Sarah H. and Mary WILSON; Joseph D. and Hepsy HOAG; Naomi, Washington and
Flora HADLEY; J.W. MARTIN; Calvin DAVIS: Matilda WATKINS: Margaret and Richard A. COX; Lizzie A. WHITE; H.
S. SMITH; Louisa FRAZIER: Geo. Y. JOHNSON.
Albert D. PICKERING of Chicago, son of Aquilla H. and Ruth M. PICKERING, and Almeda HADLEY, Lawrence,
daughter of Washington and Naomi HADLEY, married the 12th day of sixth month 1872. Family Relations: Washington, NaOmi, Albert, Mary J.,Charles F., Belle S., Emma, Ella, Laura and Flora HADLEY; Matilda H. JOHNSON;
Cophine PICKERING; J.H., and Annis L. STUART. Other witnesses: Mary, Benjamin, Richard A. and Margaret COX;
D.M. and M. Fmana t-1ooRE; WIn., Sarah A., and Willie NICHOLSON; Noble L. (? )PRENTY; James S. CREW; Julia M.
ELLISON; Fannie S. ROSS; Ida L. BLOOD; (?)Prem HOUSTON.
Thomas Elwood NEWLIN, Lawrence, son of Mahlon H. and Mary E. NEWLIN, and Laura HADLEY, daughter of
Washington and Naomi HADLEY, Lawrence, married the 30th day of tenth month 1878. Witnesses: W., Naomi, Albert,
Mary J., Emilie, Ella C., and Flora M. HADLEY; George Y., and Matilda.H. JOHNSON; Almeda H. PICKERING; Ella
M. LINDLEY; J.H., A.L., E.A., and R.A. STUART; V.H. COFFIN; M.H., Mary E., Mattie E., J.H., Arabelle S., John
M., Rebecca E., Flora A., Julia F., Elvira A., and Delphna J. NEWLIN; A.F. REDDICK; Richard A. and Margaret
COX; Enoch and Hepsyba H. HOAG; J.S. CREW;. George J. and Lucena A. BARKER; Charles S. and J.W. GLEED; R.D.
and Mrs. R.D. MASON; Mary LYNCH; B.A. and Georgia T. AMBLEN; W.A. and L.B. Simpson: W.J. PATTERSON; Mollie H.
THACHER; Jos. E. ROSS; Lizzie YEAGLEY; H.C. RAUGH; Gertrude A. BULLENE; R.C. JOHNSTON; Mary A. EIDEMILLER; J.B.
and Frank MARCH; Vara H. GREEN; E.P. CHESTER; G.E. PATRICK; Frances SCHLEGEL.
Charles MONROE, Lawrence, son of Charles W. and Abby K. MONROE of t-iiddlesex county, Mass. and Ella C.
HADLEY, Daughter of Washington and Naomi HADLEY, Lawrence, married the 18th day of the third month 1880.
Witnesses: N. Naomi, Emilie V., Flora M., Lula C., Albert and Mary J. HADLEY; C.W. and Herbert MONROE; Laura
H. and T.E. NEWLIN; S.O. and Sarah G. THACHER; J.S. 'and Josie L. CREW; H.L. and L.D. SCHAUM; J.P. and S.C.
USHER; W.N. and Fannie BANGS; Annis L. and J.H. STUART; Enoch and Hepsy H. HOAG; Benjamin and S. Ella COX;
ELLA and A. HENLY; M.J., A.G. and Mary EIDEMILUR; Geo. J. BARKER; J.M. FERGUSON; Clara and J.W. NICHANS: J.
D. and W.J. PATTERSON; E.P. CHESTER: J.E. ROSS;' Cora E. PIERSON; Carrie BOWMAN; Levi and Sarah A. WOODARD; W.
F. and' Josephine B. MARCH; Geo. Y., Matilda H., H. Herbert and Mattie JOHNSON; Albert D., Almeda H. and
Clarence H. PICKERING; WIn. and Sarah A. NICHOLSON; J.W. and May S. GREEN; N.T. STEPHENS; Gertie A. BULLENE;
Grace F. HOUGHTELIN; Pliny L. (?)LOPER; Mary LYNCH; R.A. STUART; Lucena A. BARKER.

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William NICHOLSON Jr., Lawrence, son of William and Sarah A. NICHOLSON, Douglas county, and Julia F.
NEWLIN, daughter of Mahlon and Elizabeth NEWLIN, Douglas county, married the 22nd day of second month 1883.
Witnesses: Mahlon H., Mary E., John M., Rebecca E., Mattie E., Joseph, Belle, Thomas E., Laura H., Flora A.
NEWLIN; Edward J. and Elmira D. PARKER; Josie and Robert B. NEWLY; Washington, Naomi, Albert, Mary J., Flora
M., Lula C. and Emma HADLEY; George Y. and Matilda H. JOHNSON: George NICHOLSON; R.J. and Fmma F. MASON;
Endsley, Martha, H.W. and Susanah JONES; W.F. MARCH; A.D. and F.H. KENNEDY; Albert L., Jennie, Belle, Joseph
J. and Richard A. COX; J.S. and Jane L. CREW; Amelia H. KEISER; Mollie H. and Nellie THACHER; Ada E. BRIGGS;
Jennie S. (?)GILBERT; Emma A. and Mary A. SAVAGE; Lena MILES.
George Edgar LITTLE of Canton, Norfolk county, Mass., son of William H. and Mary A. LITTLE (the latter
deceased) of Tracy, Lynn county, Minn. and Flora HADLEY, daughter of Washington and Naomi HADLEY, Lawrence,
on the 30th day of the tenth month 1884. Witnesses: Washington, Naomi, Albert, Mary J., Emilie V., Fred W.
and Lula C. HADLEY; Geo. Y., Matilda H., H.H., Mattie E., Charles H., and Bertha JOHNSON; Chas., Ella H., C.W.
and Herbert MONROE; LE., Laura H., Belle, (?)Gurny E., Milt, Mary E., Mattie, John M., Rebecca E. and Flora
A. NEWLIN; Ruthie B. PICKERING; S.P. and H.H. TALBOT; WIn. P. and Abbie C. HAWORTII; Will and Nicholson, Julia;
O.J. and R.B. WOOD\RD
Josephine WOOffiRD; Lida RONEY; Bella LANE; Marvin A. BOWMAN: Mollie H. and Sarah G.
TIIACHER; WIn. H., Mamie L. and Mary F. Simpson; W.T. MARCH; J.H. and Fannie Gillette HILL; J.W. and C.S. GLEED;
E.C. LITTLE; Maggie, Mary A., M.J., and P.G. EIDEMILLER; Sue and Lena MILES; Banks BROWN; Mary A. and Paul R.
BROOKS; Ella NEWLY; James W. and May S. GREEN; WIn. H. COFFIN; Jessie +(his mark) DILLARD; Lola BELL; W.J.
PATTERSON; Bertie N. LEWIS; Frank (?)MELLRICH.
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�KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865
Recorded in the Clerk's Office, Douglas County Court House, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled Harch 1979 by Pauline B
ELNIFF, listing groom, bride, date and officiant.
Bridegroom
ADAMS, John H
ADAMS, Villiam
ALLISON, Lewis
ALVERSON, Emera
ANDERSON, Thomas E.
ANDREVS, Vm. V.
AVERILL, James V.
BAILEY, David
BAKER, Simeon P.
BAYSINGER, T.V.
BEEZELY, THOMAS V.
BEESON, Allen
BERRY, Charles B.
BLACKMAN, V. 1. R.
BLAKE, Jacob E.
BLANKENSHIP, Franklin H.
BLAKENY, George
BOND, Joseph
BOOSE, Reuben
BORIS, Samuel
BRADBARY, Elias
BRICHHEI~, John F.
BRIDAL, John G.
BUCKHEIM, John Samu~l
BURGOON, Villiam
BURKHARDT, Andrew
BURROUGHS, Oscar
BURROUS, Eleer
BURTON, Joseph
BUSSE, Lewis
CANNING, Nathan B.
CANSDELE, Argent
CARNEY, George U.

Bride
DUNCAN, Grace Jane
CLARK, Eliza
MONSE, Louisa
BEULEY, Jane
SIGERSON, Mary E.
SPICER, Rebecca G.
COONS, Catharine R.
FELTEN, Eliza
NIX, Rebecca Jane
SMITH, Mary
STOFFER, Catharine
UARFIELD, Mary J.
EATON, Elizabeth A.
AMOS, Thomasanna
BALDUIN, Myra
r.REEN, Fannie
THONSIDE, Ka te
BUNTON, Susan
ESSEX, Cynthia
HOLLMAN, Hary
PERCE, Amanda
KAMPSCHRODER, Fredericka
TINER, Hargre t t F.
ERNST, Margaret
CAIl.AR, Martha
LUDI, Alice Sophia
IJHEEDON, Mary A.
CAMERON, Josephine
PATTON, Margrett
PICKENS, Fadora
POSTON. Mary o.
CRUSAN. Susan
SMITH, Eli za V.
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Date &amp; Place
14 Apr 1864
10 Nov. 1864
14 Jan. 1864
24 Dec. 1863
24 Aug. 1865
16 Oc t. 1865
19 Oct. 1865
27 Mar. 1864
8 June 1865
2 Apr. 1865
4 Oc to 1865
16 Apr. 1865
16 Apr. 1865
10 June 1864
31 Aug. 1865
23 June 1864
30 Nov 1864
18 Oct. 1863
23 Jan. 1864
25 Dec. 1863
10 July 1864
16 May 1864
13 Nov. 1864
29 Nov. 1864
16 June 1864
24 Oct. 1863
31 March 1864
28 Apr. 1865
14 Aug. 1864
11 Nov. 1863
13 Aug. 1865
2 Apr. 1865
1 Dec. 1864

Officiant
E.D. Ladd
C.H. Richards
Varner Skeels
Thomas McAdams
Um. H. Fisher
G.V. Paddock
Richard Cordley
V. A. Starre tt
Ira Jennings
John Bower
G.U. Paddock
G.V. Paddock
S.B. Uaters
U.A. Starrett
Geo. S. Chapin
L.B. Dennis
Chas. Reynolds
Allen J. Parrish
Dudley Lee
Richard Cordley
Ezra Johnson
Jas. K. Lawrence
John Engle
John H. Hiller
Abraham Rothrock
Richard Cordley
John V. Villey
John S. Brown
J .8. Gilliland
E.D. Ladd
Um. H. f'isher
John Bower
John S. Brovn

�KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865

Bridegroom
CARSON ,. Emi 1 V.
CHAMBERLAIN, J.V.
CHAMBERS, John J.
CHILTON, Villiam
CLARK, John
CLARK, Villiam
CLAYTON,
CLEMMONS, Curelios
COLEMAN, Arthur V.
COLLIER, Anthony
COMPTON, James F.
CONLEY, Cassius
COOK, Theodore P.
COOLEY, Valter
COOLIDGE, J .K.
COPPLE, Lemmon
CORNELL, John A.
CO\lEN, Frank
CROWELL, \lilliam
CRESS, Fletcher
CRUTCHFIELD, \1m.
CUMMELL, Isaac
DODDER, Silas
DAMM, Johomas
DAVENPORT, Andrev
DAVIS, Nathan
DEN UN , Danie
DEXTER, Silas
DINNEY, Absolam
DORSEY, Henry H.
DRAKE, Francis
DUNCAN, Amos
DUNCAN, Hison
EAGON, John M.
EBERHARD, Levis J.
EBERLE, \lilliam
EDMONDS, Samuel
EDWARDS, Jackson
ELLIS, George

Bride
BURNETT, Nannie C.
EAGLE, Sarah A.
HARDING, Hellen E.
RANEY, Nancy
BAKER, Elvira
GIBSON, Jane
FITCH,
MANN, Sarah J.
CAYTON, Emily J.
DLACK, Nancy
CLINTON, Mary
McKINZIE, Carrie
\lARD, Sarah S.
TALBOTT, Jennie
COWAN, Lizzie J.
DANIELS, Elizabeth
PARISH, Ann E.
VARNONICA, Mary C.
FARNHAM, Emma V.
lJILLIAMS, Eliza
·IRONSIDES, Anne
PIERSON, Louise
\lORDS\lORTH, Emilina
OCHRLE, Anna
DAY, Mary E.
\JHITE, Sarah"
CLAYTON, Ruth
LOUIS, Mary Elizabeth
SIMPSON, Harriet
lJATHOlJ, Lois H.
PEACE, Vic toria
LEVIS, Hartha H.
HAYS, Nancy
BRYSEN, Kate L.
BRADY, Lizzie Jane
BOYT, Hary C.
ROTE, Rebecca
STEELE, Angeline
POWELL, Ana
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Date
15 June 1865
23 Apr. 1865
7 Dec. 1864
30 Sept. 1863
8 Oct. 1865
29 Dec. 1864
24 June 1865
1 Dec. 1865
20 Hay 1864
30 June 1863
24 June 1865
30 Hay 1865
3 Hay 1864
23 Har. 1864
23 Hay 1864
22 Nov. 1865
14 June 1863
1 Aug. 1865
8 Nov. 1865
6 Oct. 1863
26 Jan. 1865
22 June 1864
2 July 1865
18 Jan. 1865
15 Nov. 1865
3 Apr. 1865
22 Aug. 1865
5 Sept. 1864
22 Dec. 1865
3 June 1865
5 Jan. 1864
2 Aug. 1863
25 Feb. 1865
13 Nov. 1865
30 Mar. 1865
24 Sept. 1864
17 July 1865
23 Apr 1864
14 Jan 1864

Officiant
J.\I. Bolen
G. V. 'Paddock
E.D. Ladd
Chas. Dickson
C.R. Rice
C.H. Richards
H.D. Fisher
Vm. Draper
Vm. Draper
\1m. Humbert
Chas. Chadvick
Vm. Draper
S.B. Dennis
E.D. Ladd
Robert Burgess
H.D. Fisher
G.V. Paddock
James H. Hendrix
G.V. Paddock
Ezra Johnson
R.V. Oliver
A.J. Sherwood
H. Seiler
John H. Miller
Charles M. Sears
F.L. Pilla
Vm. Draper
S.H. Carmean
E.D. Ladd
Ephm???? Jr.
J.S. Gingerich
G.V. Paddock
H.V. Harquess
John S. Brovn
R. Burgess
G.V. Paddock
Josiah? Ferrel?
Rev. C.A. Bateman
J.H. Vilkerson

�KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865

Brj_de.1r.:Q.Ofll
ESTHER, John
ESTIS, 11m.
EVANS, Lemuel
EVANS, Nathan R.
FABRICIUS, Otto F.
FARLEY, Harry
FARNSYORTH, Paysen
FElL, George
FERGUSON, C. Smith
FIELD, Oscar
FIRESTONE, Christian C.
FIRESTONE, Nathan
FISHER, Adam
FISHER, Julius
FISHER, Robert
FISHER, lIiliam
FITZHUE, Joseph
FIX, Henry
FLOOD, James
FOSTER, Davis
FOSTER, Fordice E.
FRYE, Daniel F.
FURGESON, James M.
GARDEN, Xavier
GENTRY, Nicholas
GIBSON, Sylvester
GILBERT, David
GILBERT, R. L.
GLATHART, Jerry H.
GLITTEN, John G.
GODIIIN, George II.
GORDON, Augustus
GRANDISON, Richard
GREEN, Rev. Capt. L.r.
GRIFFIS, Joseph
HAELSIG, Adolph F.
HAETTIG, Charles
HALLMARK, lIilliam
HALSA, Amos

Oride
GLUSER, Elizabeth
TURNER, Margaret
LASH, Ellen Jane
PUSTON, Sarah E.
YIEDEMANN, Mary lIilhelmina
HASTY, Elizabeth
HILLER, Frankie C.
KELLERMANN, Antony
FERGUSON, Nancy E.
SANFORD, Mary
CENTERS, Sarah E.
ROTHROCK, Hary
LOBINGIER, Almira
MENGER, Tekla
OIJENS, Rachel
DILLY, Lavanche
MARTIN, Alice
YARDLEY, Emi ly
MAXYELL, Jennie
IJEBSTER, Rachael L.
AVERY, Himena? H.
TOOTHAKER, Mary F.
MARQUISS, Hary M.
VICTORINA, Cerina
SHAFFER, Catharine
PARKS, Mrs. Hary
DATHEY, Emma
FITZGERALD, Sarah
THOMPSON, Emily M.H.
JUSTICE, Alice C.
MACY, Mrs. Addie
BUZZARD, Hary
GRANDISON, Minerva
TAYLOR, Martha E.
PIPER, Mary 1.
SNIDER, Eliza
ZIMMERMAN, Lena
CAREY, Charlotte
MASON, Elizabeth
-32-

Date

:3 Dec. 1865
3 Aug. 1865
21 Apr. 1864
22 Aug. 1865
3 Sept. 1864
26 Nov. 1864
8 Oct. 1865
9 Hay 1865
12 Dec. 1864
4 Sept. 1863
16 Feb. 1865
24 Aug. 1865
15 Sept. 1864
25 Dec. 1865
28 Apr. 1864
11 Jan. 1864
11 Feb. 1865
24 Mar. 1864
20 Dec. 1865
5 Apr. 1864
5 Feb. 1865
11 Oc t. 1863
16 Dec. 1865
5 Jan. 1865
10 Aug. 1865
13 July 1865
29 Dec. 1864
25 Aug. 1864
12 Oct. 1865
10 Hay 1864
24 Oc t. 1865
7 Apr. 1864
2 Har. 1865
25 Dec. 1863
6 Aug. 1863
19 Apr. 1864
5 Dec. 1865
5 Hay 1865
31 July 1865

Off; ci ant
Philip Fricker
C.R. Rice
S.B. Dennis
11m. H. Fisher
John D. Miller
G.II. Paddock
Richard Cordley
Alvis Hayers
M.II. Marquess
Chas. Dickson
Jacob Koub
Daniel Studebaker
S.B. lIaters
Henry Hyer
Richard Cord ley
S. Kretsinger
E.D. Ladd
H.D. Healey
Geo. F. Chapin
N. Taylor
John HcQuinston
T. J. Ferrill
Job II. Hogue
G. Favre
S. lIeaver
H.D. Fisher
Chas. Dickson
G.II. Paddock
John S. Brown
A.S. Scudder
John S. Brown
S.Y. lIalker
Edward A. Doan
L.D. Price
T.1. Ferri 11
C.H. Richards
H. Meyer
J.D. Burton
G.II. Paddock

�KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865
Bridegroom

~rid~

Date

Offi ciant

HAH, John A.
HAH, Rev. Hilton
HAH, VUliam
HAHBAUGH, B.V.
HANNAH, Vi l l i am
HANEY, H.H.
HANSON, Henry
HARHON, Henry D.
HARRIS, i.

ALENt Sarah C.
PALMER, Josephine
DAY, Hargaret
LOOKER, Hrs. Caroline A.
DRAKER, Hrs. Hary
\JALLAS, Hartha E.
ADKINS, Susan P.
ALLEN, Jennie
GENTRY, Sarah J.

A.H. Vilson
V.D. Fisher
F.L. Pilla
J .B. Gilliland
R.B. Robinson
Viley Jones
S.B. Vaters
G.V. Paddock
G.V. Paddock

,HARVEY, David Johnson
HARVEY, Green
HASTIE, George V.
HASSLITT, George V.
HAWINS, Thomas
HAZELTINE, Robert V.S.
HEDDENS, J.H.
HELSTROH, Rudolph
HERNING, Hichael
HERRING, John
HICOCKS, Linus R.
HOCK, George
HOGAN, Dennis
HOLLENBACK, Elisha
HOLHES, Stephen
HOVARD,Amasa C.

PARKER, Rebekah
ADAMS, Jane
EBERHART, Susan L.
DYER, Eliza F.
ELLIS, Susan
BURDICK, Louisa,Agnes
DAVISSON, Sadie E.
EINSTAD, Laura
EBERHART, Ann S.
JONES, Virginia
JOHNSON, Ada S.
\JIENRAND, Hrs. Henrietta
Caroline
DOYLE, Elisa
HOVARD, Harriett
ALLISON, Sarah H.
KENNEDY, Elizabeth J.

5 Oc to 1863
19 Har. 1864
14 June 1864
23 Aug. 1864
26 Har. 1865
17 Nov. 1864
13 Har. 1864
25 Nov. 1865
21 Nov. 1866 ?
rec. 28 Feb. 1866
20 Oct. 1863
10 Nov. 1864
30 June 1864
17 Feb. 1864
17 Dec. 1863
13 Sep t. 1863
28 Dec. 1865
22 July 1865
21 Jan. 1864
27 Aug. 1865
4 June 1864
31 Aug. 1864

G. Favre
John L. Brown
T.J. Ferne
G.V. Paddock

HUNTER, Geo. G.
HYDE, John H.
HYNES, Harry
JOHNSON, Corbely
JOHNSON, Francis, E.
JOHNSON, Henry
JOHNSON, Henry
JOHNSON, King
JOHNSON, Villiam
JOHN~ON, Vm. T.
JOIINSTON, E. B.

IJI1ITE, Nellie
ALLEN, Zennah P.
CERINO, Hary
POOL, Ann Jane
RANKIN, Hinerva J.
EARLY, Catherine
HETTS, Sarah E.
Gf{F.EN, Irena
GILSTRAP, Sarah H.
THOHAS, Susan Jane
IIOLLIER, Eliza E.

16 Jan. 1864
4 Feb. 1865
18 Dec. 1863
16 Nov. 18651
ree. 28 Feb. 1866
8 Oct. 1865
12 Oct. 1865
29 Nov. 1865
14 Feb. 1864
2 Aug. 1863
1 Sept. 1864
26 Jan. 1865
11 Feb. 1864
7 Sept. 1865
28 Hay 1865
16 June 1864

-33-

Job V. Hogue
C.H. Richard
Abram Blakely
G. Favre
J .H. Vilkerson
R.V. Voodward
G.S. Dearborn
E.D. Ladd
J. Copeland
Ben C. Baker
Richard Cord ley
John H. Hiller

Geo. F. Chapin
G.V. Paddock
F.1. Va ttrow
E. Veatch
G.V. Paddock
Job V. Hogue
S.B. Voodward
Richard Cord ley
Ben C. Baker
Dudley Lee
A.J. Sherwood

�KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865
Brjdegroom

Bride

JONES, Enoch L.
JORDAN, Thomas J.
KACKLEY, Villis
KEELER, Joseph
KEETH, Isaac
KELLEY, Anthony
KELLOGG, Lucius D.
KENNEDY, James
KIMBALL, E.F.
KINGSBURG, George V.
KLEMP, Henry
KNIGHT, George V.
.LEE, Thomas
LEGER, John
LEIS, Henry
LENORE, Moses
LEVIS, A.O.
LEVIS, Jonathan
LEVIS, John
LIGHT", Henry
LOGAN, Thomas
LOIT, Charles

HARTIN, Rebecca Jane
DAVIS, Pamelia
SANDS, Martha
SEEBAL, Hary Ann
DENNISON, Rose
HARBOUR, Ann Eliza
\JOOD, Cornelia
BELL, Hartha
VILES, A.E.
STONE, Lydia H.
LOYS, Ca therine
HcKEVNEY, Nancy Katharine
MEGRATH, Mary
COOP, Hary
HUTCHINSON, Ruth E.
'RITE, Georgianna
CLARK, Amanda J.
MOSIER, Vilda H.
CLARK, Sarah
BREVER, Nancy L.
BANE, Almit-ea
PETTY, Emma

LOSSEE, Samuel M.
McADAMS, Albert
McCLEAN, George
McCLELLAN, Vilson
McCLINTOCK, Villiam
McCORMICK, David A.T.
McCUNE, Graydon
'McFARLAND, Thomas
McGUIRE, Villiam H.
McILVAINE, John
McKINNEY, Villiam J.

TUSSGAN, Nancy J
BODLERSON, Agnes
KINKEID, Sarah
CAYI~R, Frances E.
COLE, Susan
PHIRATT, Sarah Ann
KELLEY, Eliza
GARVIN, Nancy Jane
McKENZIE, Emma
SHIELDS, Hrs. Hargaret
VOOD, Flora

McVHINNEY, Thomas J.
MACY, Eberla a.
MADDEN, Green
MAIN, Enoch

HOVARD, Cemantha
HOVARD, Adelia
CIIERVESTONN? Halinda
CROVELL, Elizabeth
-34-

Date
2 Feb. 1865
16 Har. 1865
28 Dec. 1865
26 Har. 1864
5 Dec. 1864
14 June 1865
8 Hay 1865
20 April 1965
21 July 1864
20 Sept. 1864
2 June 1864
21 Apr. 1864
11 Dec. 1864
15 Har. 1864
23 Oc t. 1865
17 Aug. 1864
18 July 1865
27 Aug. 1865
29 Dec. 1864
14 Oct. 1865
25 Oct. 1863
30 Nov. 1865
rec.27 Feb. 1866
25 Dec. 1864
23 Feb. 1863
5 June 1864
16 Apr. 1865
19 May 1864
20 apr. 1865
14 June 1865
14 June 1864
27 July 1865
11 May 1865
19 Dec. 1865
rec. 27 Feb. 1866
4 Dec. 1863
7 Aug. 1864
rec. 2 Sept. 1864
29 Mar. 1864

Offici ant
Robert Burgess
Vm. H. Fisher
J.H. Vilkerson
V.A. Starrett
E.D. Ladd
Charles Chadwick
Richard Cord ley
James Brownlee
H.D. Fisher
John S. Brown
A.J. Sherwood
John S. Brown
G. Favre
E.D. Ladd
John S. Brown
John V. Vilkerson
Ezra Johnson
V.D. Hamilton
C.H. Richards
Horace Tucker
John V. Vilkerson
John S. Brown
Henry HcKenzie
Joseph H. Strothers
Abram Blakely
Abraham Rothrock
F.L. Pilla
John S. Brown
Charles Chadwick
Robert Burgess
T.B. Voodard
George Hiller
John S. Brown
E.D. Ladd
Vm. Draper
Dudley Lee
E.D. Ladd

�KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865

Bride
HARTIN, Charles
STOP, Alcy
HARTIN, David
ROSEBAUGH, Jane
HARTIN, Villiam
PERRY, Emma
HASON, James J.
BRYSON, Dalenes A.
HATER, Joseph
JOHNSON, Libbie
HATNEY, James
LAYSON, Nancy Jane
HELLAR, James R.
CHOCKLEY, Sarah
HENGER, Adolph Christian EVERBACK, LouisaHESSER, David
BLEDSOE, Laura Aurilla
HILLER, John J.
HAYS, Louis
HILLER, JULIIUS
MENGER, Augusta F.E.
MILLER, Richard
GRIFFITH, Hary Jane
MILLER, Villlam
UARREN, Hary E.
HITCHEL, Joseph
Buggoon, Hary Jane
HITCHELL, Varren H.
f'RIEND, Haggie E.
Moberly, Augustin Vm.
UHALEY, Eunice Hatilda
MOON, Noah
FLYNN, Nancy L.
HOON, Thomas
JOHNSON, Lelia Jane
HOORE, Elza
ALVERON, Elvira E.
HOORE, John
HARRELL, Sarah J.
HORRIS, John
STEPHENSON, Hrs. R.P.
HOSS, Celli?
CLOV, Hary Francis
HUELLER, John Adam
BROEHHELSICK, Anna
MYERS, Villis
CORELL, Juliann
NIGHTEN, V.L.
MORE, Mrs. Nancy
NORTON, Roswell
COAT, Elizabeth H.
ODDY, Villiam
GLIMPSE, Jeannet te
PACE, Hichael
CUNNINGHAH, Laura O.
PALMQUIST, Andrew
PETERSON, Charlotte G.
PATTEN, Thomas
BLANKENSHIP, Hissouri?
PAYNE, Merton A.
McCOACH, Catharine
PEARCE, C.B.
FAIRCHILD, Hary
PEERHAN, Joseph
POLLETT, Julia
PELLET, Charles B.
LAMER, Kate
PEN~ICK, Allen T.
FURGESON, Hary L.
PHILLIPS, A.J.
LITCHFIELD, A.S.
PICKENS, Orlando
BARNARD, Sarah A.
POAGE, James D.
ROSE, Elizabeth Ann
POXLEITNER, John B.
-LAUTERVASSER, Hargaret
Bri.Q.~oom

-35-

Date
14 Nov. 1863
9 Feb. 1865
30 Hay 1863
25 June 1865
14 June 1863
12 Aug. 1865
16 Sept. 1865
5 Apr. 1864
16 June 1865
6 JULY 1865
20 JUNE 1865
9 Har. 1865
15 Dec. 1864
21 Hay 1865
29 Apr. 1864
12 Feb. 1865
19 Oct. 1863
1 June 1864
4 Oct. 1863
14 Sept. 1865
11 Nov. 1865
4 July 1865
2 Aug. 1865
27 Dec. 1864
11 Aug. 1864
30 Sep t. 1865
13 Dec. 1864
26 Hay 1865
4 Aug. 1864
27 Nov. 1864
22 Oct. 1865
1 Dec. 1864
12 Dec. 1863
29 Dec. 1863
12 Nov. 1865
28 Hay 1863
27 Sept. 1863
16 Oc t. 1864
16 July 1863

Off; c; ant
Dudley Lee
James Brownlee
G.V. Paddock
John V. Villey
G.V. Paddock
Ben C. Baker
E.D. Ladd
John H. Hiller
E.D. Ladd
John V. Villey
John H. Hiller
E.D. Ladd
E.D. Ladd
John Bower
Richard Cordley
Job V. Hogue
Vm G. Piper
A.J. Parish
Villiam G. Piper
Vm. Draper
Geo. F. Chapin
1. V. Bolen
John H. Brune
John S. Brown
Rev. C.E. Lewis
John S. Brown
E.D. Ladd
Vm H. Fisher
John S. Brown
John HcQuinston
G.V. Paddock
H.V. Harques
C.A. Steele
John V. Ililley
G.V. Paddock
E.D. Ladd
E.D. Ladd
Anthony Kuhlz

�KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865

Bridegroom

Bride

PRENTISS, Lymann
PRIRATT, John
PRUETT, Thomas
PRUITT, Vi lliam
PUTNEY, Lyman B.
QUICK, Levi
RANKIN, Viliam S.
RAUPER, Gottlob

ANDERSON, Hary R.
VILKINSON, Sarah Jane
BRANSON, Hary A.
GARVER, Susanah
COLEMAN, Jennie
JONES, Lucretia Ann
HOYT, Lucy A.
DUNN, Elizabeth

REDFERN, John
REED, John V.
REYNOLDS, George V.
REYNOLDS, Vashington
RICHARDS, James
RICHARDS, O.G.
RINLY, Villiam H.
RITTENHOUSE, Levi
ROBERTS, Col. Vm. Y.
ROCHELLE, James
ROE, John
ROSS, V.C.
ROTHRICK, Joseph
ROZCRAFT, GEORGE P.
RUSSELL, Johnathan
SAVYER, Lyman H.
SCHEIBLIE, Jacob
~CHHIDT, August Franz
SCHMIDT, Gustavus E.
SCHOFIELD, Vm.H. Esq.
SCOTT, John C.
SCOTT, Vm. H.
SEELS, Theodore
SHAFFER, Leonard
SHERVOOD, Jas. H.
SHIELDS, Villiam H.
SHIFFMAN, Levis
SILVA, Vesley

. HOSS, Katharine
LONGFELLOV, Hary Eliz.
FULLER, Hary L.
EASLEY, Catherine
HANNIE? Mary
HUFSOE, Sophia
BELL, Hary E.
SNYDER, Bertha
GATES, Hrs. Louise V.
HORE, Ellen
CHAPMAN, Ellen
BURNS, Sarah C.
~ IJAYBRIGHT, Catherin
APPLEVHITE, Mary V.
BENSON, Josephine L.
GARDNER, Hary V.
FISCHER, Hinna
TOLGNER, Christiane Amelia
MAXVELL, Ann E.
BEARDSLEY, Hrs. Louisa G.
HESTER, Lois Ann
TAYLOR, Henrietta
ELLIS, Elizabeth
JESSE, Hartha
JONES, Mary A.
.ABBOT, Hilly A.
McGHEE, Hary
TAYLOR, Hary
-36-

Date
4 Apr. 1865
8 Junli:! 1865
12 Apr. 1864
31 July 1865
24 Dec. 1863
1 Sept. 1864
21 Feb. 1864
21 Har. no year
(entry dateline
1 Oct. 1858)
1 Jan 1864
2 Aug. 1865
2 Har. 1864
10 Oct. 1865
18 Dc t. 1863
12 June 1865
5 Aug. 1864
26 Jan. 1865
28 Aug. 1864
9 Apr. 1865
14 Jan. 1865
23 Nov. 1863
27 Aug. 1863
19Jan. 1864
19 Hay 1864
23 Apr. 1864
17 Aug. 1865
29 Oc t. 1865
29 Jan. 1865
7 Dec. 1865
23 Feb. 1864
25 Sept. 1865
17 Dec. 1863
3 July 1864
no date - (rec.
21 Feb. 1865)
22, Oc t. 1865
2 Mar. 1865
26 Oc t. 1865

Offi ci ant
Richard Cordley
John S. Brovn
E.D. Ladd
Nathan Buchanan
John S. Brovn
Chas. Dickson
John S. Brovn
John J. Hagee
Chas. Dickson
Vm. C. Finney
E.D. Ladd
Dudley Lee
S.B. \laters
Charles H. Sears
T.1. Ferril
G.\I. Paddock
John S. Brovn
\I.R. Leonard
S.H. Carmean
John S. Brovn
Ezra Johnson
Joseph K. Lavrence
A.J. Shervood
\1m. Draper
E.D. Ladd
Charles Dram
John S. Brovn
G. S. Dearborn
S.B. \laters
E.D. Ladd
J • H. \lilkerson
\1m. Draper
\1.0. Fisher
John Bover
E.D. Ladd
James Brovnlee

�KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865

Bridegroom
SIHPSON, Vm.
SKINNER, John
SHITH, Charles V.
SHITH, Irvin H.
SHITH, Joseph
SPEED, Richard
SPRIGGS, Edward
STANIFERD, V.V.
STEED, Isaam F.
STEELE, Robt. A.
STERNBERG, Thomas J.
STILL, V. V.
STONE, Anderson
STONE, George L.
STONE, Horace E.
STONEHAN, James Vm.
STROUP, John A.
STURDY, John A.
TAYLOR, John
TAYLOR, J. Vesley
TAYLOR, Philemon Z.
TEVKS, Joseph Vm.
THOMASON, Isaac
THORN BRUGH , James
TOYNE,Francis B.
TRAVIS, Henry H.
TUCKER, Albert
TUCKER, Dexter
TUCKER, Henry J.
TUHBERLIN, John
TYLER, Joseph S.
URBAN, August
VARNUH,' Frank B.
VAGENER, August
VALDEN, Vesley
VARNER, Samuel F.
VASHBURN, Lorenzo
VASHINGTON, George

Date

Bri de
PRENTISS, Louise B.
SPICER, Emile
VALKER, Jane Eliz.
HUCK, Celinda
POTTER, Martha
BATES, Jane
UHEELER, Tabitha
BURNEY, MattieE.
COPENBARGER, Emma
CUMMINGS, Isabella
ENOS, Emma R.
BRYSON, Lucetta A.
. POPE, Mrs. Sarah
VEYBRIGHT, Martha
BENSON, Sarah
KREEL, Zarelda
ROGERS, Minerva
CHAPMAN, Hannah
VOODA??, Adaline
HUSSELL, Hattie
ANDREVS, Hellen A.
CLERRY, Bridget
AMOS, Durinda
BAHNES, Mary A.
ANDERSON, Mary Lucinda
PALHER, Caroline
YOUNG, Eliza Ann
PRESTON, Emma
TOLLUELL, Amanda L.
JOHNSON, Hannah
FIX, Mary Ann
NECKAL, Mary
PEARSON, Martha A.
DULLINSKI, Tubia
BRO\IN, Mary J.
BROUN, Estelle V.
ENGLER, Mrs. Francis H.
LOVE, Francis
-37-

12 Oc t. 1864
8 Aug. 1864
14, Apr. 1864
17 June 1865
24 May 1864
15 Oc t. 1865
12 Sept. 1864
21 July 1864
9 Sept. 1863
14 Sep t. 1865
16 Nov. 1864
19 Nov. 1865
18 Aug. 1864
25 June 1863
13 Oc t. 1864
14 Jan. 1863
22 Mar. 1864
22 Mar. 1865
14 Apr. 1864
7 June 1865
7 Aug. 1865
7 May 1865
4 Sept. 1864
12 Feb. 1865
25 May 1865
12 Mar. 1865
29 Mar. 1865
23 Mar. 1865
1 Oc t. 1865
21 June 1865
7 Apr. 1864
14 Aug. 1865
14 Sept. 1865
10 Nov. 1864
15 July 1864
2 Jan. 1865
27 May 1865
10 Aug. 1865

Officiant
Richard Cordley
R. V. Oliver
V.A. Starrett
Vm. Draper
C.H. Richard
T. Peace
Dudley Lee
V.D. Fisher
Vm. Draper
Geo. S. Chapin
Richard Cordley
John Pieratt
John V. Vilkerson
John Bower
John S. Brown
Jessie Linch
E.D. Ladd
S.B. Vaters
J. V. Vilkerson
G.V. Paddock
Richard Cordley
Alvis Hayers
V.P. Upham
C.H. Richards
Job V. Hogue
G.V. Paddock
H.H. Greene
Ezra Johnson
No Name, Hinister
of the Gospel
John Ingle
E.D. Ladd
E.D. Ladd
John V. Villey
G. Favre
A.J. Sherwood
V. R. Davis
Vm. H. Fisher
H. Barker

�KANSAS MARRIAGES - 1863-1865

Bridegroom

Bride

VAYBRIGHT, John
VAYHIRE, Hugh
VEBB, Holly
VEININGHAH, John
VELLSDORF, Frederic C.
VEST, James
VIIITE, Andrev
VIIITE, Benjamin F.
VHITE, Francis H.
VILDER, Abraham H.
VI LLI AMS, ~;noch S.
\llLLIAHS, James lIellry
VILLIS, \lalter
VISE, Christian
VOOO, Daniel F.
VOOD, John
VOOD, Loren
\1000, \li11iam
VOOOOULL, John V.
UOUDRUFF, Francis J.
UOODS, lIarrison
UOODUARD, Herrick
URIGIIT, Chades E.

({AFE, Hary Jane
JUSTIN, Francis D.
LICK, Hary H.
HAMMON, Sarah E.
JOHNSON, Katherine
[RONSIDE, lIester
UILLIAHS, Hiranda
DEDRICK, Sophia J.
HILLS, Hary E.
JENKINS, Mary E.
I.l NVII., Mal-Y F..
STIWAO, Em 1 J llle
Pll\lEL, Olivia
FORO, Lucia H.
\IllITE, Hary J.
DORSETT, Angelina
McKINNEY, Hary H.
TATUH, Caroline
NlX, Sarah Ann
SIIIELDS, Catharine P.
IIOHES, Ha rt ha
IIILL, Levina
/1ATTIIEUS, Amanda H.

Date

Offi ci ant
John Bover
Um. Draper
\1m. H. Fisher
S.B. \laters
L.R. Campbell
\1m. H. Fisher
T.B. \loodard
James U. Hendry
Robert Hilne
Richard Cord ley
G.\I. Paddock
II. Ilarkel'
R.\I. Oliver,
L.B. Dennis
F.B. \loodard
A.J. Pardsh
\1m. Draper
C.II. Richards
Charles H. Sears.
John Pieratt
J. H. \lilkerson
\1m. H. Fisher
L. B. D~nni~

9 Har. 1865
12 Nov. 1865
11 June 1865
16 Oct. 1864
15 Oc to 1865
28 Hay 1865
26 Har. 1865
11 Nov. 1864
27 Hal-. 1864
13 July 1865
J Har. 1865
11) He l. lU65
2 June 1864
11 Aug. 1864
3 Apr. 1064
19 Nov. 1064
7 June 1865
29 Dec. 1864
24 Dec. 1865
9 Nov. 1865
22 Oct. 1865
3 Sept. 1865
27 Hdl-. 1864

ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

ABBOT, Milly A.
ADAMS, Jane.
ADKINS, Susan P~
ALEN, Sarah C.
ALLEN, Jennie
ALLEN, ZENNAH P.
ALLISON, Sarah M~
ALVERON, Elvira E.
AMOS, Durinda

SHIELDS, William M.
HARVEY, Green
HANSON, Henry
HAM, John A.
HARMON, Henry D.
HYDE, John M.
HOLMES, Stephen
MOORE, Elza
THOMASON, ISAAC

AMOS, Thomasanna
ANDERSON, Mary Lucinda
ANDERSON, Mary R.
ANDREWS, Hellen H.
APPLEWHITE, Mary W.
AVERY, HIMENA? H.
J3AKER, Elvira
BALDWIN, Myra
BANE, Almira

BLACKMAN, W.I.R.
TOYNE, Francis B.
PRENTISS, Lymann
TAYLOR, Philemon Z.
ROZCRAFT, George P.
FOSTER, Fordice E.
CLARK, John
BLAKE, Jacob E.
LOGAN, Thomas

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 (Cont'd)
Bride
BARNARD, Sarah A.
BARNES, Mary A.
BATES, Jane
BEARDSLEY, Mrs. Louisa G.
BELL, Martha
BELL, Mary E.
BENSON, Josephine L.
BENSON, Sarah
BETTS, Sarah E.
BEWLEY, Jane
BLACK, Nancy
BLANKENSHIP, Missouri?
BLEDSOE, Laura Aurilla
BLINTON, Susan
BODLERSON, Agnes
BRADY, Lizzie Jane
BRANSON, Mary A.
BREWER, Nancy L.
BROEMMELSICK, Anna
BROWN, Estelle W.
BROWN, Mary J.
BRYSEN, Kate L.
BRYSON, Dalenes A.
BRYSON, Lucetta A.
BUCK, Celinda
BUGGOON, Mary Jane
BURDICK, Louisa Agnes
BURNETT, Nannie C.
BURNEY, Mattie E.
BURNS, Sarah C.
BUZZARD, Mary
CAILAR, Martha
CAMERON, Josephine
CAREY, Charlotte
CAYLOR, Frances E.
CAYTON, Emily J.
CENTERS, Sarah E.

Groom

Bride

Groom

Pickens, Orlando
THORNBRUGH, James
SPEED, Richard
SCHOFIELD, Wm. H. Esq.
KENNEDY, James
RINLEY, William M.
RUSSELL, Johnathan
STONE, Horace E.
JOHNSON, Henry
ALVERSON, Emera
COLLIER, Anthony
PATTEN, Thomas
MESSER, David
BOND, Joseph
McADAMS, Albert
EBERHARD, Lewis J.
PRUETT, Thomas
LIGHTH, Henry
MUELLER, John Adam
WARNER, Samuel F.
WALDEN, Wesley
EAGON, John M.
MASON, James J.
STILL, W. 111.
SMITH, Irvin H.
MITCHEL, Joseph
HAZELTINE, Robert W. S.
CARSON, Emil W.
STANIFERD, W. W.
ROSS, W. C.
GORDON, Augustus
BURGOON, William
BURROWS, Eleer
HALLMARK, William
McCLELLAN, Wilson
COLEMAN, Arthur W.
FIRESTONE, Christian C.

CERINO, Mary
CHAPMAN, Ellen
CHAPMAN, Hannah
CHERVESTONN?
CHOCKLEY, Sarah
CLARK, Amanda
CLARK, Eliza
CLARK, Sarah
CLAYTON, Ruth
CLERRY, Bridget
CLINTON, Mary
CLOW, Mary Francis
COAT, Elizabeth M.
COLE, Susan
COLEMAN, Jennie
COONS, Catharine
COOP, Mary
COPENBARGER, Emma
CORELL, Julian
COWAN, Lizzie J.
CROWELL, Elizabeth
CRUSAN, Susan
CUMMINGS, Isabella
CUNNINGHAM, Laura O.
DANIELS, Elizabeth
DATHEY, Emma
DAVIS, Pamelia
DAVISSON, Sadie E.
DAY, Margaret
DAY, Mary E.
DEDRICK, Sophia J.
DENNISON, Rose
DILLY, Lavanche
DORSETT, Angelina
DOYLE, Elisa
DRAKER, Mrs. Mary
DULLINSKI, Tubia
DUNCAN, Grace Jane

HYNES, Harry
ROE, John
STURDY, Jo~n A.
MADDEN, Green
MELLAR, James R.
LEWIS, A. O.
ADAMS, William
LEWIS, John
DENUN, Danie
TEWKS, Joseph Wm.
COMPTON, James F.
MOSS, Celli?
NORTON, Roswell
McCLINTOCK, William
PUTNEY, Lyman B.
AVERILL, James W.
LEGER, John
STEED, Isaam F.
MYERS, Willis
COOLIDGE, J. K.
MAIN, Enoch
CANSDELE, Argent
STEELE, Robt. A.
PACE, Michael
COPPLE, Lemmon
GILBERT, David
JORDAN, Thomas J.
HEDDENS, J. M.
HAM, William
DAVENPORT, Andrew
WHITE, Benjamin F.
KEETH, Isaac
FISHER, Wiliam
WOOD, John
HOGAN, Dennis
HANNAH, William
\-lAGENER, August
ADAMS, John M.

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�ALAPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 (Cont'd)

'b

Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

DUNN, Elizabeth
DYER, Eliza F.
EAGLE, Sarah A.
EARLY, Catherine
EASLEY, Catherine
EATON, Elizabeth A.
EBERHART, Ann S.
EBERHART, Susan L.
EINSTAD, Laura
ELLIS, Elizabeth
ELLIS, Susan
ENGLER, Mrs. Francis M.
ENOS, Emma R.
ERNST, , Hargaret"
ESSEX, Cynthia
EVERBACK, Louisa
FAIRCHILD, Mary
FARNHAM, Emma V.
FELTEN, Eliza
FERGUSON, Nancy E.
FISCHER, Minna
FITCH,
----FITZGERALD,
Sarah
FIX, Mary Ann
FLYNN, Nancy
FORD, Lucia M.
FRIEND, Maggie E.
FULLER, Mary L.
FURGESON, Mary L.
GARDNER, Mary W.
GARVER, Susanah
GARVIN, Nancy Jane
GATES, Mrs. Louise W.
GENTRY, Sarah J.

RAUPER, Gottlob
HASSLITT,George W.
CHAMBERLAIN, J.W.
JOHNSON, Henry
REYNOLDS, Washington
BERRY, Charles B.
HERNING, Michael
HASTIE, George W.
HELSTROM, Rudolph
SEELS, Theodore
HAWKINS, Thomas
WASHBURN, Lorenzo
STERNBERG, Thomas J.
BUCKHEIM, John Samuel
BOOSE, Reuben
MENGER, Adolph Christian
PEARCE, C.B.
CROWELL, William
BAILEY, David
FERGUSON, C. Smith
SCHEIBLIE, Jacob
CLAYTON,
GILBERT, R.L.
TYLER, Joseph S.
MOON, Noah
WISE, Christian
MITCHELL, Warren M.
REYNOLDS, George W.
PENNICK, Allen T.
SAWYER, Lyman M.
PRUITT, William
McFARLAND, Thomas
ROBERTS, Col. Wm. Y.
HARRIS, J.

GIBSON, Jane
GILSTRAP, Sarah M.
GLIMPSE, Jeannette
GLUSER,Elizabeth,
GRANDISON, Minerva
GREEN, Fannie
GREEN, Iren'a
GRIFFITH, Mary Jane
HAMMON, Sarah E.
HARBOUR, Ann Eliza
HARDING, "ellen E.
HARRELL, Sarah J.
HASTY, Elizabeth
HAYS, Louis
HAYS, Nancy
HESTER, Lois Ann
HILL, Levina
HOLLIER, Eliza E.
HOLLMAN, Mary
HOMES, Martha
HOWARD, Adelia
HOWARD, Cemantha
HOWARD, Harriett
HOYT, Lucy A.
HOYT, Mary C.
HUTCHINSON, Ruth E.
IRONSIDE, Hester
IRONSIDE, Kate
IRONSIDES, Anne
JENKINS, Mary E.
JESSE, Martha
JOHNSON, Ada S.
JOHNSON, Hannah
JOHNSON, Katherine

CLARK, William
JOHNSON, William
ODDY, William
ESTHER, John
GRANDISON, Richard
BLANKENSHIP, Franklin M.
JOHNSON, King
MILLER, Richard
WEININGHAM, John
KELLEY, Anthony
CHAMBERS, John J.
MOORE, JOHN
FARLEY, Harry
MILLER, John J.
DUNCAN, Hison
SCOTT, John C.
WOODWARD, Merrick
JOHNSTON, E.B.
BORIS, Samuel
WOODS, Harrison
MACY, Eberla Q.
McWHINNEY. Thomas J.
HOLLENBACK, Elisha
RANKIN, Wiliam S.
EBERLE, William
LEIS, Henry
WEST, James
BLAKENY, George
CRUTCHFIELD, Wm.
WILDER, Abraham M.
SHAFFER, Leonard
HICOCKS, Linus R.
TUBERLIN, John
WELLSDORF, Frederic C.

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�ALAPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865

(Con~'d)

,

,

Bride
JOHNSON. Lelia Jane
JOHNSON. Libbie
JONES. Lucretia Ann
JONES. Mary A.
JONES, Virginia
JUSTICE. Alice C.
JUSTIN, Francis D.
KAMPSCHRODER. Fredericka
KELLERMANN. Antony
KELLEY, Eliza
KENNEDY, Elizabeth J.
KINKEID, Sarah
KImEL, Zarelda
LAMER, Kate
LASH, Ellen Jane
LAWSON, Nancy Jane
LAWTERWASSER, Nargaret
LEWIS, Martha H.
LICK, Mary M.
LINVIL, Mary E.
LITCHFIELD, A.S.
LOBINGIER, Almira
LONGFELLOW, Mary Eliz.
LOOKER, Nrs. Caroline A.
LOUIS, Mary Elizabeth
LOVE, Francis
LOWS, Catherine
LUDI, Alice Sophia
McCOACH, Catharine
HcGHEE, Mary
NcKENZIE. Emma
NcKEWNEY, Nancy Katharine
McKINNEY, Mary M.
McKINZIE, Carrie

Groom
MOON, Thomas
MATER, Joseph
QUICK, Levi
SHERWOOD, Jas. H.
HERRING, John
GLITTEN, John G.
\olAYMIRE, Hugh
BRICnllEIM. John F.
FElL, George
McCUNE, Graydon
Ho\';ARD, Amasa C.
McCLEAN, George
STONEMAN. James Wm.
PELLET, Charles B.
eVANS, Lemuel
;'1ATNEY, James
POXLEITNER, John B.
DUr\CAN, Amos
\.JEBll, Holly
~ILLIAMS, Enoch S.
PHILLIPS, A.J.
FISHER, Adam
REED, John W.
HAN BAUGH • B. W•
DEXTER, Silas
WASHINGTON, George
Kl.EHP, Henry
BURKHARDT, Andrew
PAYNE, Herton A.
SHIFFHAN. Lewis
McGUIRE, William H.
KNIGIIT, GEORGE W.
HOOD, Loren
CONLEY, Cassius

Bride

Groom

MACY, Mrs. Addie
MANN, Sarah J.
MANNIE?, Mary
MARQUISS, Mary H.
HARTIN, Alice
MARTIN. Rebecca Jane
MASON, Elizabeth
liATTHEWS. Amanda M.
MAX\-lELL, Ann E.
HAXWELL, Jennie
MEGRATH, Mary
MENGER. Augusta F.E.
MENGER. Tekla
MILLER, Frankie C.
HILLS, Hary E.
HONSE, Louisa
~10RE, Ellen
MORE, Hrs. Nancy
HOSIER, Wilda H.
MOSS, Katharine
HUFSOE, Sophia
NECKAL, Mary
NIX, Rebecca Jane
NIX, Sarah Ann
OCBRLE, Anna
O\.JENS, Rachel
PAw~ER, Caroline
PALMER, Josephine
PARISH, Ann E.
PARKER, Rebekah
PARKS, Mrs. Mary
PATTON, Nargrett
PEACE, Victoria
PEARSON, Marth~ A.

GODWIN, George W.
CLEI1MONS, Cure I ios
RICHARDS, James
FURGESON, James M.
FITZHUE, Joseph
JONES, Enoch L.
HALSA, Amos
WRIGET, Charles E.
SCmUDT, Gustavus E.
FLOOD, James
LEE, Thomas
MILLER, Juliius
FISHER. Julius
FARNSWORTH, Paysen
WHITE, Francis M.
ALLISON. Lewis
ROCHELLE, James
NIGHTEN, W.L.
LEWIS, Jonathan
REDFERN, John
RICHARDS, O.G.
URBAN, August
BAKER, Simeon P.
WOODDULL, John W.
DMU-l, Johomas
FISHER, Robert
TRAVIS, Henry H.
HAM, Rev. Nil ton
CORNELL, John A.
HARVEY, David Johnson
GIBSON, Sylvester
BURTON, Joseph
DRAKE, Francis
VARNUH, Frank B.

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�ALAPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 (Cont'd)
Bride
PERCE, Amanda
PERRY, Emma
PETERSON, Charlotte G.
PETTY, Emma
PICKENS, Fadora
PIERSON, Louise
PIPER, Mary 1.
POLLETT, Julia
POOL, Ann Jane
POPE, Mrs. Sarah
POSTON, Mary O.
POSTO~, Sarah E.
POTTER, ;'1artha
POWEL, Olivia
POWELL, Ana
PRENTISS, Louise B.
PRESTON, Emma
PRIRATT, Sarah Ann
RAFE, Mary Jane
RANEY, Nancy
RANKIN, Hinerva J.
RITE, Georgianna
ROGERS, Hinerva
ROSE, Elizabeth Ann
ROSEBAUGIl, Jane
ROTE, Rebecca
ROTHROCK, Nary
RUSSELL, Hattie
SANFORD, Hary
SANDS, Nartha
Seebal, Mary Ann
SHAFFER, Catharine
SHIELDS, Catharine P.
SHIELDS, Hrs. ~1argaret
SIGERSON, Mary E.

Groom

Bride

Groom

BRADBARY, Elias
MARTIN, William
PALMQUIST, Andrew
LOIT, Charles
BUSSE, Lewis
CUMl-1ELL, Isaac
GRIFFIS, Joseph
PEERl'IAN, Joseph
JOHNSON, Corbely
STONE, Anderson
CA~NING, Nathan B.
EVANS, Nathan R.
SNITH, Joseph
\.JILLIS, Wal ter
ELLIS, George
SHIPSON, Wm.
TUCK~R, Dexter
McCORHICK, David A. T.
WAYBRIGHT, John
CIIILTON, William
JOHNSON, Francis E.
LENORE, Moses
STROUP, John A.
POAGE, James D.
MARTIN, David
ED:10NDS, Samuel
FIRESTONE, Nathan
TAYLOR, J. Wesley
FIELD, Oscar
KACKLEY, Willis
KEELER, Joseph
GENTRY, Nicholas
WOODRUFF, Francis J.
}1cILWAINE, John
ANDERSON, Thomas E.

SIMPSON, Harriet
SMITH, Eliza W.
SMITH, Mary
SNIDER Eliza
SNYDER, Bertha
SPICER, Emile
SPICER, Rebecca G.
STEELE, Angeline
STEPHENSON, Mrs. R.P.
STOFFER, Catharine
STONE, Lydia X.
STOP, Alcy
STROAD, Emiline
TALBOTT, Jennie
TATUM, Caroline
TAYLOR, Henrietta
TAYLOR, Martha E.
TAYLOR, Nary
TIIOHAS, Susan Jane
THOMPSON, Emily H.M.
TINER, Hargrett F.
TOLGNER, Christiane Amelia
TOLUiELL, Amanda L.
TOOTHAKER, Mary F.
TUR~ER, Margaret
TUSSGAN, Nancy J.
VARNONICA, Mary C.
VICTORINA, Cerina
WALKER, Jane Eliz.
WALLAS, Martha E.
WARD, Sarah S.
WARFIELD, Nary J.
\o.'ARREN, Mary E.
WATMo\.J, Lois H.
WAYBRIGHT, Catherin

DINNEY, Absolam
CARNEY, George W.
BAYSINGER, T.W.
HAELSIG, Adolph F.
RITTENHOUSE, Levi
SKINNER, John
ANDREWS, Wm. W.
EDWARDS, Jackson
MORRIS, John
BEEZELY, Thomas W.
KINGSBURG, George W.
HARTIN, Charles
WILLIAHS, James Henry
COOLEY, Walter
\o.'OOD, HilHam
SCOTT, Wm. H.
GREEN, Rev. Capt. L.F.
SILVA, Wesley
JOHNSON, \';m. T.
GLATlIART, Jerry n.
ijRIDAL, John G.
SCH~IDT, August Franz
TUCKER, Henry J.
FRYE, Daniel F.
ESTIS, \11m.
LOSSEE, Samuel M.
CO\.JEN, Frank
GARDEN, Xavier
SMITH, Charles W.
HANEY, M.H.
COOK, Theodore P.
BEESON, Allen
HILLER, William
DORSEY, Henry II.
ROTHRICK, Joseph

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�ALAPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1863-1865 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

WEBSTER, Rachael L.
WEYBRIGHT, Martha
WHALEY, Eunice Matilda
WHEEDON, Mary A.
WHEELER, Tabitha
WHITE, Mary J.
WHITE, Ne llie
WHITE, Sarah
WIEDEHANN, Mary Wilhelmina
WIENRAND, Nrs. Henrietta
Caroline

FOSTER, Davis
STONE,' George L.
MOBERLY, Augustin Wm.
BURROUGHS, Oscar
SPRIGGS, Edward
WOOD, Daniel F.
HUNTER, Geo. G.
DAVIS, Nathan
FABRICIUS, Otto F.
HOCK, George

WILES, A.E.

KIMBALL, E.F.
PRIRATT, John
CRESS, Fletcher
"-'lUTE, ANDREW
KELLOGG, Lucius D.
McKINNEY, William J.
TAYLOR, John
DODDER, Silas
FIX, Henry
TUCKER, Albert
HAETTIG, Charles

Sarah Jane
WILLIAMS, Eliza
1-1ILLIAMS, Miranda
WOOD, Cornelia
WOOD, Flora
WOODA??, Adaline
WORDSWORTH, Emilina
YARDLEY, Emily
YOU~G, Eliza Ann
ZHIMERMAN, Lena
~ILKINSON,

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGES 1866-1867
Recorded in the county clerk's office,
bride, date and officiant.

Lawrence, Kansas.

Compiled October 1979 by Hary Jamison listing groom

Bridegroom

Bride

Date

ADAMS, David C.
ADAMS, John N.
A~mERSON, \1m. N.
ANTHONY, Mark
ARBAND, James C.
ASHER, ASA
ATKINSON, Isaac
AUSTIN, Robt.
BAIRD, \1m. Franklin
BAKER, Fletcher H.
BALD\lIN, George A.
BALD\lIN, Lewis Cass
BALES, Aaron
BALL, Samuel
BALLAGH, James
BARKER, Daniel
BARKER, Pattsen
BARTHOLO\l, J. Newton
BEALS, Jacob H.
BEAM, L.J.
BEELER, Samuel F.
BENNETT, \1m.
BETTS, John L.
BLANKINSHIP, Elisha
BOLTON, \1m.
BO\lERS, Joseph
BRAGOON, David
BRENDER, John L.
BRISCO, James
BRONSON, Henry
BROOKS, Albert G.
BROUTHERTON, \I.H.

ROBERTS, Emma L.
MARKLE, Mary A.
\lEAVER, Libbie J.
MOORE, Matilda
ARBANE, Edie
FARMER, Parthenia
BURTON, Zilphia A.
CLAYTON, Julia
BELL, Georgiana
FEARER, Sarah
THORP, Melissa (Malisa)
BOUTON, Viola
FORDS, Eliz. H.
HARRISON, Francis
RAY, Nancy R.
McGINNIS, Frances E.
STONE, Adline
FIELD, Mary A.
\lOODS, Sarah F.
RAY, Sarah F.
SHORT, Anna H.
FORTNIGHT, Hattie
SELLERS, Dillie
SCOFIELD, Ann
HOORE, Harriet
I.EFT\lICK, Fanny
PRICE, Easter
SHIRLEY, Nancy E.
CHISSINBERG, Susannah
SANGER, Mary A.
S\lEET, Addie H.
BAKER, Rachel J.

14 March 1867
7 Jan. 1866
15 Mar. 1866
4 Apr. 1867
20 May 1866
11 Oct. 1866
1 Nov. 1866
23 Hay 1867
1 July 1866
25 Dec. 1866
16 June 1866
19 Aug. 1866
25 Apr. 1866
9 Aug. 1866
6 Har. 1867
2 June 1867
31, July 1866
16 Hay 1866
2B Jan. 1866
13 Aug. 1866
10 July 1866
12 Apr. 1866
27 Jan. 1867
10 June 1866
14 Sept. 1866
15 Dec. 1866
12 Dec. 1866
25 Dec. 1866
14, Jan. 1866
27 Aug. 1866
14 June 1866
7 Har. 1867

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Officiant
John S. Brown
Jesse Brockway
H.D. Healey
H. Green
O. H. Mitchell
O.H. Mitchell
Madison F. Joiner
Chas. Philla, J.P.
Richard Cordley
Samuel Kretsinger
H.H. Hovard, J.P.
Horace Tucker, J.P.
O.H. Mitchell
H.H. Howard, J.P.
O.H. Mitchell
H.H. Hovard, J.P.
H. Green
G.S. Dearborn
·\I.H. Fisher
L.E. Ray
Samuel HacBurney
Dudley Lee
James M. Strasburg
John S. Brovn
O.H. Mitchell
Joseph H. Payne
Abraham Rothrock
Charl~s M. Sears, J.P.
\1m. Kimberlin
John S. Brown
Richard Cordley
D. \1oodvard

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867

BrJ degroom
BROUN, Arthur V.
BROUN, John
BROUN, John
BUCKELS, William
BURGOON, Thomas
BUTLER, John
CALDWELL, Jackson
CAPPER, Alfred
CARNEY, James H.,Esq.
CARR, Harden
CARTER, John Lyman
CARTER, Hoses
CAYLOR, Peter H.
CAYTON, Wm. H.
CHAPHAN, Urn·. B.
CHEU, Robert
CHILSON, Stephen
CHRYSTY, John F.
CLARK, George
CLARK, Oliver J.
COLE, Urn. H.
COLLINS, Chas.
CONKLIN, Benjamin F.
COPELAND, Henry
CRAUFORD, Reid
CREECH, Ira
CUNNINGHAM, J.C.
CURES, Thomas L.
CURTIS, John H.
CURTISS, Wm.
DALLY, Albert
DANIELS, George
DAVIS, Benjamin F.
DAVIS, Jefferson
DAVIS, Oscar
DAVIS, Richard
DEER, Emerson
DERBY, Frederick A.
DINNEY, Absalam

Bride
BROOKS, Ann B.
DELMARCH, Mary
CALLAWAY, Mary Sophronia·
UOOD, Martha E.
KINGCADE (KINCAID) Martha
DOYEL, Sarah
BROUN, Mary
GOODELL, Fanny
SPENCE, Annie
DRISDEN, Lizey
SARGENT, Angie G.
JOHNSON, Martha Jane
HcKINNEY,Lucy Ann
CRUTCHFIELD, Hargaret R.
BROUN, Sarah R.
HULBERT, Rebecca Eliz.
HARD, Hary E.
MILLER, Hiss
HASON, Rachel
PERCY, Kate
NIX (ESSIX) Mary E.
McMILLAN, Lorette
WOOD, Sarah
HINER, Libby
ALLISON, Osadore A.
TURNER, Sue M.
UARD, Mary C.
OLIVER, Clayana
POTTER, Hary E.
TRIPP, Ella
DUGAN, Margrett
FRANCIS, Mary
BOULIN, Amanda E.
GREGGS, Mary
SIMMS, Hattie
JACKSON, Jane
HINK, Eli zabe th
IJlfITE, Clara H.
SIMPSON, Harriet
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Date
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4 Mar. 1867
1 Aug. 1866
3 Jan. 1867
4 July 1866
14 Jan. 1866
7 Apr. 1866
11 Feb. 1866
16 Jan. 1867
17 Hay 1867
13 Har. 1866
21 Jan. 1866
22 Apr. 1866
1 Feb. 1866
4 Jan. 1866
19 Aug. 1866
29 June 1866
14 Jan. 1866
3 Feb. 1866
6 Apr. 1867
5 Sept. 1866
1 Nov. 1866
27 Jan. 1866
30 Aug. 1866
Rec. 19 June 1866
8 Fe. 1866
11 Har. 1866
9 Jan 1866
2 Oc t. 1866
25 Hay 1866
8 Har. 1866
3 Apr. 1866
4 Apr. 1866
1 July 1866
5 Hay 1866
1 Aug. 1866
7 Hay 1866
8 July 1867
8 Mar. 1866
20 Feb. 1866

Off; ci ant

H.H. Howard, J.P.
Um. Draper
H.H. Howard
Horace Tucker
Joel Sherfy
C. Pilla,
Dudley Lee
George F. Chapin
George F. Chapin
Dudley Lee
Richard Cord ley
C.A. Bateman
Abraham Rothrock
Wm. Kimberlin
Um. Draper
Benjamin H. Pratt
John S. Brown
S. Favre
Charles Pilla
J.F. Horgan
Benjamin H. Piatt
E.D. Ladd
John S. Brown
J.H. Payne
G.U. Paddock
John S. Brown
G. U. Paddock
James H. Strasburg
Chas. Chadwick
David Shuck
H.D. Fisher
Rev. Dudley
H.U. Marquess
Dudley Lee
Charles Chadwick
S.R. Uaters
Jesse McKenney
Richard Cordley
E.D. Ladd

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867

Bridegroom

Bride

Date

DOLLINYER, Charles
DONAHUE, John
DRE\I, Elisha
DUNGAR, \li11is
DURLAND, J. Henry
EDIE, J.S.
EDMISTON, James C.
EDMURTSEN, Selman
EGGERS, Henry
ELLISTON, John H.
ENRIGHT, Munroe J.
ETTER, Edwin D.
ETTER, George A.
EVANS, Henry
FALLEY, Samuel
FARMER, Lemuel T.
FIELDING, Jeremiah
FIELDS, Edward
FISH, Thomas
FITZMORRIS, Dennis
FOWLER, Chester Floyd
FULLER, \lallace
GAMLIN, Samuel
GEER, Benjamin
GELEANE, John (GELERENE,
GELEIIENE)
GENTRY, Austian
GLADDEN, Jerry
GLENN, Jonathan H.
GRANBY, Daniel
GRAZIER, Moses L.
GULASPIE, John \1m.
HACKWORTH, Pleasant
HAMILTON, James P.
HARD, A.B.
HARD, Gideon
HARRINGTON, Jesse
HARRIS, Robert
HARRIS, \I.M.

YOUNG, Emelia
BALDWIN, Martha M.
LITTLE, Martha E.
FRENCH, Kate
COX, Eunice L.
DANIELS, Maria C.
GREEN, Flora J.
HENDERSON, America
EGGERS, Ca therine
DUNN, Nannie
POORE, Frances
McKEE, Hester A.
LEACH, Eliza J.
WHITLOCK, Mary
SAUMS, Eliz. L.
MATHEVS, Mary J.
JONES, Eliza
HARRIS, Jane
FULLER, Mary P.
DONAHOE, Sarah
PARDEE, Emily (Emilie)
AYER, Anne
GAMLIN, Cherry
MOREHEAD, Lucinda
BANKS, Nancy

25 Mar. 1866
14 Jan. 1867
11 Mar. 1867
4 Oct. 1866
1 Jan. 1867
1 Mar. 1866
16 Oc t. 1866
9 Aug. 1866
1 (6) Dec. 1866
6 June 1867
8 Apr. 1867
4 Mar. 1866
31 Mar. 1867
7 June 1866
21 Mar. 1867
rec. 10 May 1866
June 1866
11 Aug. 1866
24 Dec. 1866
8 July 1866
13 Apr. 1866
15 Apr. 1867
18 May 1866
19 May 1867
24 June 1866

WARD, Sylvia
DAVIS, Susannah
ZINN, Malvina
BRAND, Eliza
STANFIELD, Mary E.
FRAKER, Minerva
WALTON, Mary
RANKIN, Sarah A.
DOUGLAS, Sarah J.
JONES, Joanna V.
BARLEY, Jane
ESSEX, Katharine
TOOTHAKER,. Lydia

2 Feb. 1866
15 Jan. 1866
20 Feb. 1866
15 Sept. 1866
16 Dec. 1866
8 July 1866
27 Mar. 1867
28 June 1866
12 Apr. 1866
22 Feb. 1866
2 Hay 1867
31 Dec. 1866
12 Sept. 1866

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Officiant
Alois Mayers
George F. Chapin
John G. Piper
Job V. Hague
E.D. Bentley
G.V. Paddock
Jesse Brockway
O. Green
\1m. Ginley
James M. Hendry
Edwin D. Bentley
0.0. Mitchell
Jesse Brockway
Richard Cord ley
O.H. Mitchell
O.H. Mitchell
Evan Jones
H. Green
H.H. Howard
S. Favre
C. Pilla
R.V. Oliver
O. H. Mitchell
Charles Chadwick
H. Green
Charles Dickson
Dudley Lee
R.V. Dummar
Charles Chadwick
H.H. Howard
R.V. Dummer
Charles Pilla
Charles Chadwick
G.V. Paddock
G.V. Paddock
Charles Chadwick
Charles Pilla
George S. Dearborn

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867

Bridegroom
HARVEY, Thomas B.
HASTINGS, Oliver
HAVENS, George
HEATH, A. Judson
HERRINGTON, Robert C.
HITCHCOCK, Bethuel
HOLLADAY, Duncan
HOLMES, Uellington
HOLTZ, John
HORNBACH, Samuel
HORTON, James C.
HULTSOPPLE, Jacob
IRONSIDE, Robert
JACKSON, Harry
JACKSON, Henry
JEUITT, Luther
JOHNSON, Albert
JOHNSON, King
JOINER, M.F.
JONES, James
JONES, Valentine
KEES, And t"ew
KELLEY, James N.
KLAUS, Robert
KLEINVOGAL, Charles
KNIGHT, George U'
KRETSINGER, Isaac 101.
-LAMBDIN, McKendrie L.
LAMON, Urn. H.
LANATH, Oscar M.
LANDRETH, Henry
LAPTAD, Peter
LEON, Joseph
LEONARD, Henry
LOGAN, Albert
LONGFELLOU, Jacob U.
LONGFELLOIol, Nathan L.
LOVETT, George
LOURIE, James Edward

Bride
SHORT, Sarah F.
AMSDEN, Sarah F.
JACKSON, Eliza A.
ISERMAN, Helen A.
HENRY, Lena V.
LEUIS, Deliser
THRASHER, Mary V.
BLACKSTEN, Mariah
LEUIS, Margaret
CHRISS, Rebecca
ROBINSON, Fannie B.
BUCKHART, Barbra
KING, Susan L.
LADLEY, Filis
RILEY, Nancy
SQUARES, Hary Jane
RICE, Jane C.
UALTON, Josephene
HOLMARK, Charlotte Ann
COLLIER, Ruth
SIMSON, Kate
GROOMS, Sarah
VAN AN DA , Anna G.
COLLINS, Sarah E.
PAPENHUSEN, Dora
BEAMAN, Caroline H.
BRANDER, Hary L.
GILBERT, Ella
BELL, Harriet A.
HALE, Sarah
LANDERS, Melinda
PETRIE, Agnes
BARKER, ~etsey Ann
PEARCE, Emeline
GAIRIT, Oma
DAVIS, Sarah A.
CAMPBELL, Mary E.R.
JOHNSON, Eliza A.
FRANCE, Elizabeth
-47-

Date
12 Jan. 1867
6 Dec. 1866
26 Apr. 1866
12 Hay 1867
12 Apr. 1866
23 Aug. 1866
13 Aug. 1866
8 Apr. 1866
2 Apr. 1867
18 Mar. 1866
22 Apr. 1867
22 Fe. 1866
4 Mar. 1866
1 Jan·1866
24 June 1866
4 Oct. 1866
3 Feb. 1867
21 May 1866
1 July 1866
30 Sept. 1866
22 Sept. 1866
27 Oct. 1866
20 Hay 1866
11 Oc t. 1866
recorded 13 June 1866
15 Har. 1866
24 Feb. 1867
13 Aug. 1866
1 Apr. 1866
7 Jan. 1866
9 Nov. 1866
3 Feb. 1867
26 May 1866
19 Aug. 1866
25 Hay 1866
8 Nov. 1866
31 Jan. 1867
5 Apr. 1867
18 Har. 1867

Offi ciant
Jesse Brockway
Joseph H. Payne
T.J. Ferril
Urn. C. Tenney
Richard Cordley
T.J. Ferril
H.H. Greene
John Pieratt
E. Vea
L.R. Campbell
R.U. Oliver
George F. Chapin
Urn. Draper
Dudley Lee
H. Green
Charles Chadwick
Samuel Kretsinger
O.H. Hitchell
U.U. Uilliams
Richard Cordley
Charles M. Sears
H.H. Howard
John S. Brown
H.H. Howard
Charles Pilla
Hartin Seiler
H.H. Greene
J.F. Horgan
Richard Cordley
Charles Darr
Charles Pilla
J.F. Horgan
H.H. Howard
John S. Brown
O.H. Hitchell
G.S. Dearborn
George S. Dearborn
J.U. Vaughn
James H. Carruth

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867
Bri degroom

Bride

LYON, Samuel E.
HcCAN,Stephen S.
HcCLELAN, Joseph S.
HcCOOLE, James P.
HcCULLIE, Gabriel
HcCURRY, John

BARTLEHAN, Annie R.
TOLLE, Emley F.
BELL, Sarah E.
McKEE Hary A.
VARD, Adaline
SEUARD, Eunice H.

HcDEVITT, Samuel L.
HcEATHRON, Rufus C.
HcKINLEY, James B.
HAHONEY, Thomas
HALLORY, J.S.
HALLOY, John
HAPHET, John R.
HARKLE, Gabriel
HARKS, Alex
HARKS, James
HARTIN, Charles
HARTIN, Houstin
HEEKER, E.J.
HERVIN, Sco t t
HERVIN, Arthur T.
MIERLY, Michael
HILLER, Charles P.
MILLS, Albert D.
HISNEY, Vm. A.
MITCHELL, C.V.
MITCHELL, Green
MONROE, Anthony
MONTANYE, Edvard
HONTGOMERY, Michael
MOORE, Alexander B.
MORGAN, Peter
MORTEN, James
MOSBY, Andrev
MOYS, Rev. H.
HURPHY, Timothy
NEEL, Thomas
NELSON, Hartin

PROVO, Damarest
TUCKER, Fannie E.
PORTER, Julia A.
UEIS, Bridget
THAYER, Casanda
RAY, Parilee R.
MUNGER, Ali ce C.
LAHAY, Hary T.
FAXON, Eunice A.
ALLEN, Hartha
VILSON, Emily
JOHNSON, Malinda
DAVIS, Minnie
HICKS, Melissa
VAIT, Ce1estia T.
ALUMBAUGH, Hary A.
VOODLAND, Sarah C.
DEY, Clara M.
ROBERTS, Mary L.
VADE, Hary A.F.
FOSTER, Jennette
CLARK, Anne
COPPINGER, Margaret
'fURNER, Mary
BUCKLES, Clara
HcKEARNEE, Catherine
LOGAN, Perlina
MOSBY (CALDUELL) Jane
STOCKING, Julia A.
GRANT, Bridget (1)
BOOTH, Elizabeth Cornelius
VIGG, Lucy
-48-

Date
28 Apr. 1867
26 July 1866
,7 Jan. 1866
25 Dec. 1866
22 Apr. 1867
1 Feb. 1867
Recorded 13 June 1867
6 Apr. 1866
3 Feb. 1867
19 Apr. 1866
17 June 1866
15 Mar. 1866
13 AUG. 1866
19 Aug. 1866
22 HaL 1866
4 Har. 1867
8 Jan. 1866
3 Apr. 1867
21 Jan. 1866
22 Geb. 1866
1 July 1866
6 Apr. 1866
28 Feb. 1867
10 Sept. 1866
1 Har. 1866
18 Feb. 1866
10 June 1866
21 Hay 1866
24 Dec. 1866
30 Jan. 1867
17 Har. 1867
11 Oc t. 1866
26 Aug. 1866
13 Nov. 1866
17 Hay 1866
24 Oct. 1866
17 June 1866
8 July 1866
30 Oct. 1866

Officiant
George S. Dearborn
O.H. Hitchell
\1m. Draper
O.H. Hitchell
Dudley Lee
R. P. Duvall
E.D. Ladd
Henry H. Greene
J.F. Horgan
S. Favre
N. Taylor
H.H. Greene
S.R. \laters
Um Draper
John S. Brown
G.V. Paddock
H. Green
Dudley Lee
V. Locke
H.H. Howard
Richard Cord ley
T.J. FerrH
R.V. Oliver
Geo. Chapin
S. Veaver
S. Ueaver
Rev. O.H. Hitchell
Chas. Philla, J.P.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. John Bower
Rev. Jesse Brockway
Rev. S. Faver
Rev. O.H. Hitchell
Rev. Evan Jones
~ev. H.D. Fisher
Rev. F.J. Vattron
Chas~ H. Sears, J.P.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867
Bri degroom

Bri de

Date

Officiant

NEYHAN, George
NEYHAN, Thomas G.
NICHOLLS, George A.
NYE, George H.
OVEN, Alvin E.
OYENS, Simeon
PAISTON, Lymen E.
PALHER, B.D.
PARKER, Antony
PEARSON, Joseph E.
PELED, Jefferson
PERRY, Thomas

ALLEN, Haggie
UILLIAHS, Jospehine
BURNETT, Alva V.
UILLIAHS, Hrs. L.E.
BROCKYAY, Emeline
HANROY (HANVOY, HAHOY) Isabella
HARNED, Anna
NORTON, Gertie
STEPTON, Hary Elizabeth
STUDEBAKER, Hary
MUMFURD, Hartha
POLK, Ann

. Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. George F. Chapin
Rev. Jesse Brockway
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. R.V. Oliver
Rev. R.V. Oliver
Gabriel Gray, J.P.
Rev. Geo. F. Chapin
Rev. H. Green
Rev. Joseph H. Payne

PIERATT, Balvard J.
PIERSOL, Silas
POKE, James
POOL, Francis A.
POOR, Henry
POUELL, Benjamin
PRENTICE, Dr. S.R.
PRUIT, Anderson
RANDALL, Reuben
RANDOLPH, John
RATZENSTEIN, Simon
RAZEY, Daniel P.
REASTER, John D.
REECE, Commodore B.
REID, John U.
REINHARD, John G.
RICHARDS, Charles O.
RICHARDS, Henry H.
RICHARDSON, Thadeus B.
RIGGS, Joseph E.
ROBINS, Um.
ROE, John f.
ROSBERRY, James E.
ROSEBAUGH, Thomas
RUNNER, Henry
SCHNEIDER, Emanuel

MOORE, Juliette
GUY, Hary E.
JONES, Ann
HANNAH, Harriet T.
LA\1S, Hary
JACKSON, Elizabeth
SOUL, Annie J.
PUCKETT, Nancy
\1000, Lizzie
FULLBRIGHT, Charlotte
SHLOSS, Regine
HARMON, Susannah
GLIZER, Hannah Ann
BROCRA\1, Sarah A.
UILLIAHS, Haggie E.
TRUSHEIH, Kate
CAIN, Belle
ROGERS, Flora H.
BROUN, Martha F.
ELDRIDGE, Emma E.
ETTER, Alma L.
CHAPMAN, Hary
BROOKS, Ali ty
FREEHAN, Mary V.
GILL, Nancy J.
EPLEY, EPPalina

)0 April 1861
22 Aug. 1866
15 Oct. 1866
25 Nov. 1866
25 July 1866
1 July 1866
4 July 1866
1 Jan. 1861
20 Jan. 1867
23 Oct. 1866
16 Jan. 1861
No Date
Recorded 19 June 1866
29 Jan. 1861
23 Sept. 1866
14 Dec. 1866
14 Har. 1866
4 Jan 1866
22 March 1866
21 June 1866
24 Feb. 1866
3 Feb. 1861
14 Mar. 1866
7 Jail. 1867
1 June 1867
25 Apr. 1861
16 Hay 1867
11 Nov. 1866
19 Mar. 1861
23 Sept. 1866
27 Jan. 1867
5 July 1866
1 June 1867
20 Jan. 1866
21 Feb. 1867
6 Hal'. 1866
5 Sept. 1866
10 May 1867
25 Dec. 1866

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Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
S.B.
Rev.

John S. Brown
Geo. S. Dearborn
H. Green
Vaters, J.P.
V. Kimberlin

Rev. E.D. Bentley
E.D. Ladd, J.P.
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. H. Green
Rev. H. Friendlich
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. H.D. Fisher
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Rev. Henry Heyer
Chas. H. Sears, J.P.
Rev. Richard Cord ley
Vm. Draper, J.P.
James H. Hendry, J.P.
Rev. O.H. Hitchell
S.B. Vaters, J.P.
Rev. O.H. Hitchell
Rev. Sam'l HacBurney
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. Henry Heyer

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867

Bri de9 room _

Bride

Date

SCHORDA, Peter
SCOTT, Samuel S.
SEYBOLD, John A.
SHANK, John
SHOPE, Yilliam H.
SHUGART, Chas. A.
SIBLEY, Y.S.
SPENCER, Yilliam F.
SPRIGGS, Edmond
STEELE, L. Scott
STEVENS, George H.
STEVENS, John
STITZ, Ym.
STREADE, Frank
STRAHAN, A.J.
STRONG, Horace E.
SULLIVAN, John
SYAREH, Frederick
SYIFT, Francis B.
TAYLOR, Amos
TAYLOR, Charles
THOMAS, Erven
THOMPSON, Nelson
THORP, Hathe ....
THUGGARD, Richard
TOLE, Rueben H.
TOYNSEND, Herod H.
TRAVIS, Ezra D.
TRIPPLETT, G.Y.
TRUSHEIH, Conrad
TRYAN, Pomeroy B.
VANDAHAN, Clinton P.
YAKEFIELD, T.J.

DONYILLER, Josephine
HESTER, Rachael T.
IJETCEL, Bertha
SALSBURY, Samatha
CAHPBELL, Hargaret E.
COMBA, Carrie J.
EVANS, Hary E.
TRUE, Hartha Jane
BEVLER (?) Elizabeth
BLAKELY, Louisa
KIRBY, Emeline
JONES, Hary
LORD, Elizabeth
HILLER, Ann
LACY, Hary J.
NORTON, Ellen B.
DIJEYER, Bridget
REBERT, Anna Elizabeth
TURNER, Hattie
BARRETT, Sarah A.
GAINS, Emly
OVELTON, Caroline
MOORE, Fannie
THORP, Nansey
SYIFT, Ellen
CURRY, Elizabeth
SIBERT, Jemima
HULFORD, Eliza
GOCIA, Tempe E.
ALBRECHT, Gertrude
JOHNSON, Charity E.
GRITLESS, Hary E.
BALDYIN, Hiss H.E.

YALKER, James
YALLACE, John A.
YASHINGTON, Perry
YEIKER, Enoch
YENTGERTER, Louis

LEYIS, Laura
HOYT, Josephine B.
GREGG, Sarah
YEIHEL, Elizabeth
KANHOND, Ellen
-50-

12 Apr. 1866
1 Jan. 1866
14 July 1866
20 Nov. 1866
22 Feb. 1867
5 Hay 1867
29 Hay 1867
6 Nov. 1866
12 Sept. 1866
1 Har. 1866
29 Har. 1866
5 Har. 1866
17 Apr. 1866
12 July 1866
4 July 1866
6 Dec. 1866
26 Aug. 1866
29 June 1866
12 Dec. 1866
7 June 1866
22 July 1866
29 Dec. 1866
30 Apr. 1866
1 Hay 1866
29 Oct. 1866
11 Nov. 1866
20 Hay 1866
11 Har. 1866
15 Jan. 1866
23 Dec. 1866
22 Apr. 1866
21 June 1866
25 Jan. 1866
Rec. 6 Apr. 1867
15 HaL 1866
14 Oc t. 1866
18 Hay 1866
15 Feb. 1867
21 Apr. 1867

Off; c1 ant

Rev. G.Y. Paddock
S.B. Yaters, J.P.
Ben. H. Piatt, J.P.
Rev. H.D. Fisher
Chas. Chadvick, J.P.
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Rev. L.R. Campbell
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. George F. Chapin
E.D. Ladd, J.P.
John Pieratt, J.P.
Rev. Richard Cord ley
Rev. H. Green
Rev. T.B. Yoodard
Rev. Richard Cordley
Father S. Favre
Rev. Phillip Frfeker
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. Job Y. Hague
Rev. H.R. Bevels
Rev. H. Green
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Dudley Lee
Father S. Favre
H.H.Hovard, J.P.
H.H. Hovard, J.P.
Rev. Geo. Y. Paddock
Rev. O.H. Hitchell
Rev. Henry Heyer
Rev. R.S. Campbell
Rev. A.P. Anderson
Rev. H.D. Fisher
Rev. Hector Barker
Rev. R.Y. Oliver
Rev. Evan Jones
Chas. Pilla, J.P.
Chas. Chadvick, J.P.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGES 1866-1867

Bri degroom
llHITCOHB, A.H.
llHITE, Horris E.
llHITE, llilliam ll.
llHITHAN, H. Delos
llILLETI, H.V.
VILLIAHS, Alexander
llILLIAHS, James
VILLIAHS, Levi
VINCHESTER, Sippuel
llINGFIELD, O.H.P.
VINKELHAN, Vm.
VITHERS, Edwin R.
1l00D, Zachariah C.
1l00LSEY, Eugene D.
VORREL, Amos
llRIGHT, Charles
ZIHMERHAN, James L.
ZINN, George. V.

~:,

f',
,

{

Date

Bride
GRIFFITH, Hary B.
DICKSON, Isabella E.
RICHARDS, Louisa H.
RILLHORE, Roselthe H.
SPARR, Susannah
SIMPSON, Hary
SIHHS, Ellen
McKAUGHEE, Eliza Jane
BROVN, Alice
CRUMMETT, Hester A.
OIX, Jane
ROGERS, Hary
BUCKELS, Hatilda J.
BECK, Amanda C.
BRYSON, Evelyn J.
TAYLOR, Sarah Jane
BLAKELY, Fanny
1I0RNBACK, Elizabeth

5 Apr. 1866
28 Har. 1866
7 Hay 1867
11 Oc t. 186
28 Hay 1866
10 June 1866
2 Hay 1867
6 Jan. 1867
10 Jan. 1867
15 Mar. 1866
30 Sept. 1866
3 Hay 1867
19 Aug. 1866
6 Jan. 1867
21 Oc t. 1866
27 Feb. 1867
14 Nov. 1866
22 Har.' 1866

,/

."

..,..;;-.... ~.,

. ·~·f

-51-

Officiant
Rev. Edwin D. Bentley
Rev. J.P. Horgan
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. E.D. Bentley
Rev. H.D. Fisher
Rev. David T. lloodward
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
S.B. llaters, J.P.
Rev. O.H. Hitchell
Rev. A. Hitchcock
Chas. Pilla, J.P.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Horace Tucker, J.P.
Rev. John S. Brown
John Pieratt, J.P.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. Geo. P. Chapin
Rev. David Shuck

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1866-1867
Bride
ALBRECHT, Gertrude
ALLEN, Maggie
ALLEN, Martha
ALLISON, Osadore A.
ALUMBAUGH, Mary A.
AMSDEN, Sarah F.
ARBANE, Edie
AYER, Anne
BAKER, Rachel J.
BALDWIN, Miss M.E.
BALDWIN, Martha M.
. BANKS, Nancy

Groom

TRUSHEIM, Conrad
NEWMAN, George
MARKS, James
CRAWFORD, Reid
MIERLY, Michael
HASTINGS, Oliver
ARBAND, James C.
FULLER, Wallace
BROUTHERTON, W. H.
WAKEFIELD, T.J.
DONAHUE, John
GELEANE, John (Gelerene,
Geleiiene)
BARKER, Betsey Ann
LEON, Joseph
BARLEY, Jane
HARRINGTON, Jesse
BARRETT, Sarah A.
TAYLOR, Amos
BARTLEMAN, Annie R.
LYON, Samuel E.
BEAMAN, Caroline M.
KNIGlrf, George W.
BECK, Amanda C.
WOOLSEY, Eugene D.
BAIRD, WIn. Franklin
BELL, Georgiana
BELL, Harriet A.
LAMON, WIn. H.
McCLELAN, JosephS.
BELL, SarahE.
BEVLER (?) Elizabeth
SPRIGGS, Edmond
BLACKSTEN, Mariah
HOLMES, Wellington
BLAKELY, Fanny
ZIMMERMAN, James L.
BLAKELY, Louisa
STEELE, L. Scott
BOOTH, Elizabeth Cornelius NEEL, Thomas
BOUTON, Viola
BALDWIN, Lewis Cass
BmVLIN, Amanda E.
DAVIS, Benjamin F.
BRAND, Eliza
GRANBY, Daniel
BRANDER, Mary 1.
KRErSINGER, Isaac W.
BROCRAW, Sarah A.
REECE, Commodore B.
BROCKWAY, Emeline
OWEN, Alvin E.
BROOKS, Ality
ROSBERRY, James E.
BROOKS, Ann B.
BROWN, Arthur V.
BROWN. Alice
WINCHESTER, Sippuel

Bride

Groom

BROWN, Martha F.
BROWN, Mary
BROWN, Sarah R.
BRYSON, Evelyn J.
BUCKlfART, Barbra
BUCKLES, Clara
BUCKELS, Matilda J.
BURNETT, Alva V.
BURTON, Zilphia A.
CAIN, Belle
CALLAWAY, Mary Sophronia
CAMPBELL, Margaret E.
CAMPBELL, Mary E. R.
CHAPMAN, Mary
CHISSINBERG, Susannah
CHRISS, Rebecca
CLARK, Anne
CLAYTON, Julia
COLLIER, Ruth
COLLINS, Sarah E.
COMBA, Carrie J.
COPPINGER, Margaret
COX, Eunice 1.
CRUMMETT, Hester A.
CRUTCHFIELD, Margaret R.
CURRY, Elizabeth
DANIELS, Maria C.
DAVIS, Minnie
DAVIS, Sarah A.
DAVIS, Susannah
DELMARCH, Mary
DEY, Clara M.
DICKSON, Isabella E.
DIX, Jane
DONAHOE, Sarah
DONWILLER, Josephine

RICHARDSON, Thadeus B.
CALDWELL, Jackson
CHAPMAN, WIn. B.
WORREL, Amos
HULTSOPPLE Jacob
MOORE, Alexander B.
WOOD, Zachariah C.
NICHOLLS, George A.
ATKINSON, Isaac
RICHARDS, Charles O.
BROWN, John
SHOPE, William M.
LONGFELLOW, Nathan L.
ROE, John F.
BRISCO, James
HORNBACH, Samuel
MONROE, Anthony
AUSTIN, Robt.
JONES, James
KLAUS, Robert
SHUGART, Chas. A.
MONTANYE, Edward
DURLAND, J. Henry
WINGFIELD, D.H.P.
CAYTON, WIn. H.
TOLE, Rueben H.
EDIE, J.S.
MEEKER, E.J.
LONGFELLO\~, Jacob \~.
GLADDEN, Jerry
BROWN, John
MILLS, Albert D.
WHITE, Morris E.
WINKELMAN, WIn.
FITZMORRIS, Dennis
SCHORDA, Peter

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Bride
DOUGLAS, Sarah J.
DOYEL, Sarah
DRISDEN, Lizey
DUGAN, Margrett
DUNN, Nannie
DWEYER, Bridget
EGGERS, Catherine
ELDRIDGE, Fnnna E.
EPLEY, Eppalina
ESSEX, Katharine
ETIER, Alma L.
EVANS, Mary E.
FARMER, Parthenia
FAXON, Elll1ice A.
FEARER, Sarah
FIELD, Mary A.
FORDS, Eliz H.
FORTNIGHT, Mattie
FOSTER, Jennette
FRAKER, Minerva
FRANCE, Elizabeth
FRANCIS, Mary
FREEMAN, Mary V.
FRENCH, Kate
FULLBRIGHT, Charlotte
FULLER, Mary P.
GAINS, FrnlY
GAIRIT, Oma
GAMLIN, Cherry
GILBERT, Ella
GILL, Nancy J.
GLIZER, Hannah Ann
GOCIA, Tempe E.
GOODELL, Fanny
GRANT, Bridget (?)
GREEN, Flora J.
GREGG, Sarah

Groom
HARD, A.B.

BUTLER, John
CARR, Harden
DALLY, Albert
ELLISTON, John H.
SULLIVAN, John
EGGERS, Henry
RIGGS, Joseph E.
SCHNEIDER, Emanuel
HARRIS, Robert
ROBINS, WIn.
SIBLEY, W.S.
, ASHER, Asa
MARKS, Alex
BAKER, Fletcher, H.
BARTHOLOW, J. Newton
BALES, Aaron
BENNETT, WIn.

MITCHELL, Green
GULASPIE, John WIn.
LOWRIE, James Edward
DANIELS, George
ROSEBAUGH, Thomas
DUNGAR, Willis
RANDOLPH, John
FISH, Thomas
TAYLOR, Charles
LOGAN, Albert
GM1LIN, Samuel
LAMBDIN, McKendrie L.
RUNNER, Henry
REASTER, John D.
TRIPPLETT, G.W.
CAPPER, Alfred
MURPHY, Timothy
EDMISTON, James C.
WASHINGTON, Perry

GREGGS, Mary
GRIFFITH, Mary B.
GRITLESS, Mary E.
GROOMS, Sarah
GUY, Mary E.
HALE, Sarah
HANNAM, Harriet T.
HARD, Mary E.
HARMON, Susannah
HARNED, Anna
HARRIS, Jane
HARRISON, Francis
HANROY, (Hanvoy, Hamoy)
Isabella
HENDERSON, American
HENRY, Lena V•.
HESTER, Rachael T.
HICKS, Melissa
HINK, Elizabeth
HOLMARK, Charlotte Ann
HORNBACK, Elizabeth
HOYT, Josephine B.
HULBERT, Rehecca Eliz.
ISERMAN, Helen A.
JACKSON, Eliza A.
JACKSON, Elizabeth
JACKSON, Jane
JOHNSON, Charity E.
JOHNSON, Eliza A.
JOHNSON, Malinda
JOHNSON, Martha Jane
JONES, Ann
JONES, Eliza
JONES, Joanna V.
JONES, Mary
KANMOND, Ellen
KING, Susan L.
KINGCADE, (Kincaid)Martha
KIRBY, Emeline
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DAVIS, Jefferson
WHITCOMB, A. H.

VANDAMAN, Clinton P.
KEES, Andrew
PIERSOL, Silas
LANATH, Oscar M.
POOL, Francis A.
CHILSON, Stephen
RAZEY, Daniel P.
PAISTON, Lymen E.
FIELDS, Edward
BALL, Samuel
OWENS, Simeon
EDMURTSEN, Selman
HERRINGTON, Robert C.
SCOTT, Samuel S.
MERVIN, Scott
DEER, Emerson
JOINER, M.F.
ZINN, George W.
WALLACE, John A.
CHEW, Robert
HEATH, A. Judson
HAVENS, George
POWELL, Benjamin
DAVIS, Richard
TRYAN, Pomeroy B.
LOVETT, George
MARTIN, Houstin
CARTER, Moses
POKE, James
FIELDING, Jeremiah
HARD, Gideon
STEVENS, John
WENTGERTER, Louis
IRONSIDE, Robert
BURGOON, Thomas
STEVENS, George H.

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1866-1867

Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

LACY, Mary J.
LADLEY, Filis
LAHAY, Mary T.
LANDERS, Melinda
LAWS, Mary
LEACH, Eliza J.
LEFTWICK, Fanny
LEWIS, Deliser
LEWIS, Laura
LEWIS, Margaret
LITTLE, Martha E.
LOGAN, Perlina
LORD, Elizabeth
McGINNIS, Frances E.
McKAUGHEE, Eliza Jane
McKEARNEE, Catherine
McKEE, Hester A.
McKEE, Mary A.
McKINNEY, Lucy Ann
t-1cMILLAN, Lorette
MARKLE, Mary A.
MASON, Rachel
MATHEWS, Mary J.
MILLER, Ann
MILLER, Miss
MINER, Libby
MOORE, Fannie
MOORE, Harriet
MOORE, Juliette
MOORE, Matilda
MOREHEAD, Lucinda
MOSBY, (Caldwell) Jane
MULFORD, Eliza
MUMFURD, Martha
MUNGER, Alice C.
NIX, (Essix) Mary E.
NORTON, Ellen B.

STRAHAN, A.J.
JACKSON, Harry
MARKLE, Gabriel
LANDRETH, Henry
POOR, Henry
ETTER, George A.
BOWERS, Joseph
HITCHCOCK, Bethuel
WALKER, James
HOLTZ, John
DREW, Elisha
MORTEN, James
STITZ, WIn.
BARKER, Daniel
WILLIAMS, Levi
MORGAN, ~eter
ETTER, Edwin D.
McCOOLE, James P.
CAYLOR, Peter H.
CALLINS, Chas.
ADAMS, John N.
CLARK, George
FARMER, Lemuel T.
STREADE, Frank
CHRYSTY, John F.
COPELAND, Henry
THOMPSON, Nelson
BOLTON, WIn.
PIERATT, Balvard J.
ANTHONY, Mack
GEER, Benjamin
MOSBY, Andrew
TRAVIS, Ezra D.
PELED, Jefferson
MAPHET, John R.
COLE, WIn. H.
STRONG, Horace E.

NORTON, Gertie
OLIVER, Clayana
OVELTON, Caroline
PAPENHUSEN, Dora
PARDEE, Emily (Emilie)
PEARCE, Emeline
PERCY, Kate
PETRIE, Agnes
POLK, Ann
POORE, Frances
PORTER, Julia A.
POTTER, Mary E.
PRICE, Easter
PROVO, Damarest
PUCKETT, Nancy
RANKIN, Sarah A.
RAY, Nancy R.
RAY, Parilee R.
RAY, Sarah F.
REBERT, Anna Elizabeth
RICE, Jane C.
RICHARDS, Louisa M.
RILEY, Nancy
RILLMORE, Roselthe H.
ROBERTS, FIrma L.
ROBERTS, Mary L.
ROBINSON, Fannie B.
ROGERS, Flora H.
ROGERS, Mary
SALSBURY, Samatha
SANGER, Mary A.
SARGENT, Angie G.
SAUNS, Eliz. L.
SCOFIELD, Ann
SELLERS, Dillie
SEHARD... Eunice M.
SHIRLEY, Nancy E.

PALMER, B.D.
CURES, Thomas L.
THOMAS, ERVEN
KLEINVOGAL, Charles
FOWLER, Chester Floyd
LEONARD, Henry
CLARK , Oliver J.
LAPTAD, Pe ter
PERRY, Thomas
ENRIGHT, Munroe J.
McKINLEY, James B.
CURTIS, John H.
BRAGOON, David
McDEVITT, Samuel L.
PRUIT, Anderson
HAMILTON, James P.
BALLAGH, James
MALLOY, John
BEAM, L.J.
SWAREH, Frederick
JOHNSON, Albert
WHITE, William W.
JACKSON, Henry
WHITMAN, H. Delos
ADAMS, David C.
MISNEY, WIn. A.
HORTON, James C.
RICHARDS, Henry H.
WITHERS, Edwin R.
SHANK, John
BRONSON, Henry
CARTER, John Lyman
FALLEY, Samuel
BLANKINSHIP, Elisha
BETTS, John L.
McCURRY, John
BRENDER, John L.

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Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

SHLOSS, Regine
SHORT, Anna M.
SHORT, Sarah F.
SIBERT, Jemima
SIMMS, Hattie
SI~WSON, Harriet
SIMPSON, Mary
SIMS, Ellen
SIMSON, Kate
SOUL, . Annie J.
SPARR, Susannah
SPENCE, Annie
SQUARES, Mary Jane
STANFIELD, Mary E.
STEPTON, Mary Elizabeth
STOCKING, JUlia A.
STONE, Adline
STUDEBAKER, Mary
SWEET, Addie, M.
SWIFT, Ellen
TAYLOR, Sarah Jane
THAYER, Casanda
THORP, Melissa (Malisa)
THORP, Nansey
THRASHER, Mary V.
TOLLE, Emley F.
TOOTHAKER, Lydia
TRIPP, Ella
TRUE, Martha Jane
TRUSHEIM, Kate
TUCKER, Fannie
TURNER,Mary
TURNER, Mattie
TURNER, Sue M.
VANANDA, Anna G.
WADE, Mary A.F •.

RATZENSTEIN, Simon
BEELER, Samuel F.
HARVEY, Thomas B.
TOWNSEND, Herod M.
DAVIS, Oscar
DINNEY, Absalam
WILLIAMS, Alexander
WILLIAMS, James
JONES, Valentine
PRENTICE, Dr. S.R.
WILLETT, H. W.
CARNEY, James H. Esq.
JEWITT, Luther
GRAZIER, Moses L.
PARKER, Antony
MOYS, Rev. H.
BARKER, Pattsen
PEARSON, Joseph E.
BROOKS, Albert G.
THUGGARD, Richard
WRIGHT , Charles
MALLORY, J.S.
BALDWIN, George A.
THORP, Mathew
HOLLADAY, Duncan
McCAN, Stephen S.
HARRIS, W.M.
CURTISS, WIn.
SPENCER, William F.
REINHARD, John G.
McEATHRON, Rufus C.
MONTGOMERY, Michael
SWIFT, Francis B.
CREECH, Ira
KELLEY, James N.
MITCHELL, C. W•

WAIT, Celestia, T.
WALTON, Josephene
WALTON, Mary
WARD. Adaline
\-lARD, Mary C.
WARD, Sylvia
WEAVER, Libbie J.
WElHEL, Elizabeth
WEIS, Bridget
WEIGEL, Bertha
WHITE, Clara H.
WHITLOCK, Mary
WIGG, Lucy
WILLIAMS, Josephine
WILLIAMS, Maggie E.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. L.E.
WILSON, Emily
WOOD, Lizzie
WOOD, Martha
WOOD, Sarah
WOODLAND, Sarah C.
\-JooDS, Sarah F.
YOUNG, Fmelin
ZINN , Malvina

MERWIN, Arthur T.
JOHNSON, King
HACKWORTH, Pleasant
McCULLIE, Gabriel
CUNNINGHAM, J. C.
GENTRY, Austian
ANDERSON, WIn. N.
WEIKER, Enoch
MAHONEY, Thomas
SEYBOLD, John A.
DERBY, Frederick A.
EVANS, Henry
NELSON, Martin
NEWMAN, Thomas G.
REID, John W.
NYE, George M.
HARTIN, Charles
RANDALL, Reuben
BUCKELS, William
CONKLIN, Benjamin F.
MILLER, Charles P.
BEALS, Jacob M.
OOLLINYER, Charles
GLENN, Jonathan H.

Retyped by Janet Payne and Pauline Meyer

(for~ihis

book)

Brides alphabetized by Virginia Aldridge (for this book)

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS
1867-1868
From the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court-Room 144, Law and Judicial
Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Copied by Jane Viggins, Dorothy Clarke, and Hary Jamison-1981. Proofread and tYP(~d
by Edna Yelling.
Bridegroom
ARCHER, Daniel J.
ADAMS, Benjamin
ADAMS, John G.
ALLEN, James H
ALLEN, Jesse J.
ANDERSON, Andrew
APITZ, Charles
ARCHER, Charles A.
ASHTON, Charles B.
AUSTIN, George
AUSTON, Frank
BABB, George
BAILEY, James H.
BLAKEVELL, Rev. John
BALDVIN, John
BARKER, Parris
BARNES, John
BARNES, Villiam E.
BENIN, James
BENNETT, Sidney
BENTLEY, Isaac
BERGHAN, VoU
BERRY, Green C.
BLACKBURN, Henry
BLACKBURN, John
BLAYNEY, Oberlin C.
BOONE, Levis
BOUTVELL, George H.
BOVHAN, V.H.
BRACKETT, George C.
BRANNON, Vm. B.

Bride
COBEL (COBLE) Hollie E.
HAM, Elizabeth
HILLER, Annie
FOSTER, Eva H.
GENTRY, ELizabeth
PARKER, Frances
STATLER, Hary
CHAMBERS, Annette D.
ERVIN, Elida
BRYANT, Frankie
FRANKLIN, Sarah
LASSITER, Louisa K.
RIPLEY, Catherine
VAIL, Harie Elizabeth
HOVARD, Helissa
VI LSON , Eli za
KENNEDY, Harriet
DUNN, Gertrude A.
DAVIS, Hartha
CASE, Edith
PIERATT, Emma
HOUSE, Fanny
JONES, Hrs. Lucinda
YOUNG, Hedora
JOHNSON, Laurie
STONE, Alice 1.
GEORGE, Hary
LAMBERS, Julia A.
EAGON, Hary
TAYLOR, Charlotte K.
BLACKETTE, Lucinda
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Date
4 Har. 1868
4 July 1867
26 Nov.' 1867
27 Aug. 1867
29 Oct. 1868
7 ,Nov. 1868
15 Feb. 1868
29 July 1868
24 Dec. 1868
4 July 1867
9 Apr. 1868
22 Oct. 1868
29 Sept. 1867
9 Jan. 1868
29Nov. 1867
21 Oct. 1868
11 Har. 1868
10 June 1867
21 Nov. 1867
1 Sept. 1867
25 Nov. 1868
7 July 1868
28 Sept. 1868
19 HaL 1868
23 June 1867
13 Oct. 1868
15 Nov. 1868
28 Oct. 1868
12 Nov. 1868
29 Sept. 1867
28 Dec. 1868

Officiant
John F. Horgan
Rev. John S. Brown
James C. Herron
James Lawrence
Rev. E.J. Lewis
James H. Hendry
Geo. A~ Banks
James H. Hendry
Rev. Joseph Iliff
Gabriel Gray, J.P.
Rev. Dudley Lee
Chas. Pilla, J.P.
Rev. C.H. Lovejoy
Rev. Thomas H. Vail
H.H. Howard, J.P.
Rev. Thomas V. Henders
Charles H. S~ars, J.P.
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Rev. Dudley Lee
Ch'arles Pilla, J. P.
Rev. Job V. Hague
,Rev. Dr. I. Kulisch
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
H.H. Howard, J.P.
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. V.A. Starrett
Rev. Thomas V. Henders
Rev. J.F. Horgan
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. Richard Cordley
Geo. A. Banks, J.P.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY; KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868

Bridegroom

Bride

BRONBOKER, David
BROOKS, Alfred
BROOKS, Cyrus D.
BROPHY, Martin
BRO\/N, J.D.
BROUN, John P.
BROUN, Vm. R.
BRYAN, Leonard R.
BUCK, Philo H.
BURDETT, A.R.
BUSH, John
CAHPBELL, Leverett C.
CARDUELL, D.A.
CARNES, Andrew
CARPENTER, H.H.
CHAFFEE, Y.C.G.
CHALLIS, Valter S.
CHASE, Uilliam
CHILDS, Isaac
CLARK(e), Adam
CLARKE, Lance C.
COAPE, Joseph
COLE, Samuel
COLEMAN, Cosma T.
CONE (CANE), Titus K.
COOP, David
CONNELEY, Geo. U.
CORNELL, John H.
COSTELLO, James
COULTER, Granville
COX, Payton
CRANE, Thomas
CREE, Sanford H.
CROUCH, Rowley
CUMHINGS, Jacob
CUMMINGS, Uilliam J.
CURRY, John C.

KENNY, Eliza Ann
YOTER (YATER) Halinda
CAHPBELL, Adeline V.
BURKE, Hary
McGUIRE, Lydia
STEPHENS, Hary E.
BALCOM, Lizzie E.
LYON, Sallie L.
TIBBOT (TIBBITS) Angeline
HOSTEND, Hartha
LARHIX, Sophia
SHITH, Frances J.
FOX, Hary E.
UALKER, Harriet
ALLEN, Anna J.
HARVEY, Sarah
HIETT, Oxana C.
HUDSON, Ann
SUTTON, Anna
COOK, Ha tt ie J.
BATHURST, Hargarete
SAHPLES, Martha
LANDRETH, Sarah A.
LOUASH, Elizabeth
PATTERSON, Helen P.
COOP, Haria
PRESTON, Hartilda E.
CANNOU, Hrs. Helen E.
BORAGAN, Ann
ANXIER, Jemima F.
HALL, Sarah
ROSS, Mary
BRIGGS, Annie
CROSS, Katy
ROSE, Nancy J.
HORSE, Addie
SEUARD, Eunice H.-

CUTLER, Calvin H.

GAEST, Hary A.

Date

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21 June 1868
29 Jan. 1868
16 Aug. 1868
8 Nov. 1867
15 June 1868
10 Mar. 1868
28 Oct. 1868
15 Oct. 1868
5 Nov. 1868
28 Jan. 1868
15 Aug. 1868
28 Feb. 1868
13 Oc t. 1867
1 Dec. 1868
2S Apr. 1868
11 Nov. 1868
9 Aug. 1868
28 Mar. 1868
12 June 1868
16 Jan. 1868
2 Aug. 1868
7 Jan. 1868
29 Feb. 1868
19 Feb. 1868
22 Oct. 1867
18 Aug. 1868
6 Aug. 1868
6 April 1868
19 Jan. 1868
28 July 1867
26 Dec. 1868
10 Aug. 1868
1 Dec. 1867
2 July 1868
21 Oc t. 1868
25 June 1868
Feb. 1867
Rec. 13 June 1867
B Jan. 1868

Off; ci ant

Rev. John Bower
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Wester R. Davis
Father G. Pirrun
Rev. Ezra Johnson
Rev. W.R. Davis
Rev. John Brown
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
John A. Amos (1)
Rev. Wm. G. Thomas
Geo. A. Banks, J.P.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. H.A. Bell
Rev. W.A. Starrett
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Geo. O. Banks, J.P.
Jesse HcKenney, J.P
Rev. Vm. G. Piper
Rev. Hector Barker
Rev. Henry Hoys
Jesse McKenney, J.P.
George A. Banks
James H. Hendry
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Rev. James Carney
Rev. Isaac Atkinson
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Rev. Joseph Derrien
Wm. Pennington, J.P.
Jesse HcKenney, J.P.
Rev. Job Hague
Rev. A.D. Fisher
Gabriel Gray, J.P.
Rev. J.H. Bonebrake
Rev. Geo. F. Chapin
Rev. R.P. DuVall
Rev. Thomas H. Vail

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS -

1867~1868

Bridegroom

Bride

Date

DAVIS, Charles F.
DICKSON, Charles
DINN (DIURR), Chas. D.
DUDLEY, Phillip
DUFF, James A.
EBERHART, Paul C.
ECKARDT, David
EGGART, Henry V.
ELLERTON, John H.
ELLIOTT, Franklin H.
-EMERY, John L.
EPPLE, Got tlieb
ETTER, Geo. A.
E\lING, Fleming
FAIR, Frank P.
FANNING, Geo. T.
FAY, Rufus
FEARING, \1m.
FILLMORE, Hasen S.
FISHER, Samuel
FITSHUGH, James
FORTNER, James
FORTNIGHT, Riley
FREY, Henry
FRY, Daniel F.
GAITHER, Harrison
GARRISON, Daniel F.
GARVIN, David
GEITZ, \lilliam
GILLILAND, Elijah B.
GODFREY, Charles
GOODE, Robert H.

SHITH, Emma
HERRICK, Lydia Ann
ZENNCKE (ZENNEKE) Hennette
PRICE, Hary
HENPHILL, Lydia A.
HcQUEEN, Emma J.
\lHITE, Hargrette
FITTAN, Martha
DUNN, Nannie
HcKINNEY, Hartha
\lILKINSqN, Hary F.
---- Haradick
LEACH, Eliza J.
COLBERT, Ellen
CLOUGH, Addie H.
MILLER, Hary A.
ECKARD, Amelia
CARTER, Hary C.
POOLE, Hyra H.
DAVIS, Lucretia
PATTERSON, Hannah
STEPP, Nippa (Neffa)
LE\lIS, Silna
VITT, Louise
BARACKLA\I, Hary A.
COMBS, Ellen
EDMONDS, Rebecca J.
STEPHENS, Matilda ".
REECE, Sarah Lydia Margrette
DOLESAH, Jane
HATTON, CATHERINE
FITZPATRICK, Sarah C.

12 June 1867
21 June 1868
10 July 1868
1 July 1867
15 Dec. 1868
13 Sep t. 1868
13 Aug. 1868
17 Oct. 1867
7 June 1867
11 Sept. 1867
1 Jan. 1869
25 June 1867
1 June 1867
30 Dec. 1868
22 Dec. 1868
28 Jan. 1868
10 June 1868
23 Aug. 1868
27 July 1867
25 Nov. 1867
1 Oct. 1868
13 Feb. 1868
10 Oct. 1867
5 Oct. 1868
4 Dec. 1867
18 Aug. 1868
24 Sept. 1868
15 Oct. 1868
23 Aug. 1868
15 Jan. 1868
16 NOV. 1868
30 Mar. 1868

GOSS, Alfred F.
GRANT, Henry C.
GRAY, John L.
GREELEY, Ashley H.

\lAKEFIELD, Hrs. Ellen
LIMING, Armilda J.
AUSTIN, Lucy
NELSON, Enlissa

8 June 1868
15 (29) Nov. 1867

GREEN, Albert R.

COBLENTZ, Julia

3 Aug. 1868

o

°

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11 Nov. 1867

3 Oc t. 1868

Officiant
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. Richard Cord ley
Rev. C.F. V. Trefton
Gabriel Gray, J.P.
Rev. V.H. King
Rev. D. Earhart
Rev. Christian Neaus
Rev. George S. Dearbor
James H. Hendry
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. S. Dearborn
Charles Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. Jesse Brockway
Rev. F.V. Henderson
Rev. V.R. Davis
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
James H. Hendry
E.M. Hoore (?)
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. E.D. Bentley
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Dudley Lee
James H. Hendry
Rev. James Lawrence
Geo. A. Banks, J.P.
Rev. Henry Moys
Rev. James C. Herron
Rev. Jules L. Villiams
Charles Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. James Carney
James M. Hendry, Proba
Judge
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Rev. James B. Carruth
Rev. E.D. Bentley
James H. Hendry, Proba
Judge
J.B. Bonebaker (?)

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868

Bridegroom

Bride

Date

GREGG, Nathan P.
GREGGS, Grattan
GRIBI, Gottlieb
GRIFFIN, Marcus D.
GROSS (GOSS) James
GUASE (GNASA), John G.
HAAS, Chris tian
HAHN, Samuel
HALL, James C.
HALLMARK, Daniel
HAM, Henry
HAMIL, John H. (Henry)
HARMAN, \1m. F.
HARRIS, Sylvester D.
'HART, Joseph V.
HAVENS, George
HAYDON, Clayton
HAYES, Ebenezer B.

DUNCAN, Haggie V.
DRESDEN, Hanca
ALTHAUS, Anna
BEmlOOD, Hartha
GRAY, Sarah
GATHKNICHT, Hary
FREY, Rosine
SAMMONS, Catherine
\lILLEY, Nelllie
\lILLIAMS, Clarinda F.
HILL, Susan
RAY, Harriet S.
\1000, Alice E.
PATTERSON, Mary A.
LANE, Mary V.
NOTTINGHAM, Louisa
BLACKBIRD, Elisabeth
SPENCER, Nellie J.

20 Feb. 1868
15 Oc t. 1868
9 Nov. 1868
10 Sept. 1868
24, Apr. ?
23 Har. 1868
3 June 1868
2 Sept. 1868
25 ,Sept. 1867
26 Apr. 1868
11 Oc t. 1867
7 Apr. 1868
26 Mar. 1868
28 Sep t. 1867
11 Aug. 1868
3 Mar. 1868
6 July 1868
22 Dec. 1868

HAZELTINE, \1m. H.
HELM, Daniel J.
HENMAN, David G.
HENRY, Harry
'HERRIG, John
HICKMAN, Abraham
HICKOK, D.H.
HILL, Thomas
HILL, Thomas J.
HINDMAN, Lorenzo \I.
HINES, Daniel H.
HOLBERT, John J.
HOLT, Hoses
HO\lARD, Noah F.
HO\lELL, \lalter
HUDDLESTON, Elkanah
HULL, Daniel
HUSSEY, Amos
HUTCHINGS, James A.
IR\lIN, Nelson J.

BRUNER, Emma
HOMAN, MARY E.
DAVIS, Mary E.
\lRIGHT, Del ila
YOUNG, Sarah
BLANTON, Mary J.
JESMAN, Mary
LOUIS, Sarah
PAYTON, Maria J.
TAYLOR, Elizabeth
COLIER, Catherine
JOINER, Nancy E. (J.)
CAMPBELL, Mary
Hc\lHINNEY, Consuello
KIMBALL, Martha
SHITH, Grace B.
CARELL, Nancy
BO\lERS, Annie
JONES, Nettie
STUDEBAKER, Levina J.

28
20
19
19
18
16

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Nov. 1867
NOV. 1867
June 1867
Oct. 1867
Aug. 1868
Jan. 1868
23 Oct. 1868
26 Sept. 1868
17 July 1867
9 Oc t. 1868
2 June 1868
18 June 1868
30 Hay 1868
22 Sept. 1868
2 July 1868
12, July 1868
18 Mar. 1868
7 Oc t. 1868
14 Sept. 1868
27 Aug. 1868

Officiant
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. John A. Reitz
Rev. John H. Dunn
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Chas. Steinmeyer
Rev. John Chas. Foil
H.H. Howard, J.P.
F.A. Parker
Rev. S. Creel
Rev. Joseph H. Payne
Rev. Chas. E.D. Griffi
Rev. J. Biddison
Rev. E.B. Robertson
Rev. V.A. Starrett
Rev. E.H. Robertson
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. \1m. C. Tenney
(Fenney)
Rev. Richard Cordley
Charles Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. John S. Brown
Rev. Dennis \lilley
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. John Bower
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Rev. Thomas V. Henders
Rev. Henry Meyer
Rev. James E. Hilkey
Rev. S. Creel
Ezra Johnson
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. James H. Carruth
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. John S. Brown
Joseph Clarke, J.P.
Rev. V.A. Starrett
Rev~ John S. Brown
Rev. Peter Brubaker

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868

Sri degroolT!.
JACKSON, Franklin
JACOBS, John
JAHESON, Horrace T.
JOHNSON, Archa
JOHNSON, Harrison
JOHNSON, Nelson H.
JOHNSON, \lalker
JONES, John B.
JORDAN, Danniel
JOY, Stephen
JUSTICE, Athelston
KEENEY, Jacob B.
KEENY, \1m. H.
KELLEY, Benjamin F.
KELLEY, Toney
KEHPER, Adam D.H.
KERR, \lilliam
KNIGHT, Francis E.
KNIGHT, \lilder
LA\lS, John
LEARNARD, Uilliam B.
LEE, Samuel
LEUIS, J. Guy
LITTLEJOHN, Jesse D.
LINN, John
LOCKE, Henry Clay
LOOHIS, Uilliam S.
LUTZ, Jacob
LUTZ,John P.
HACY, Orsan R.
HADDEN, George
HALONEY,\lm. G.
HARRIAN, Thomas
HARSHALL, Joseph
HARSHALL, \1m. A.
HARSKE, Amandus
HARTIN, James
HAY, Vance U.

Bride
HURREY, Mary
BRO\lN, Martha E.
JOHNSON, Sarah J.
UINFORD, Eliza
TODD, Mary
DUNCAN, Ann Eliza
KLINE, Julia
SMITH, Emeline L.
LEE, Rebecca
JONES, Hester A.
TIPTON, Amanda
HESSENHAHHER, Hary
SPITTER (SPITLER) Catharine
BINEYARD, Cornelia R.
TINNER, Lottie
\lHITE, C.S.
THOMAs, Ellen
HALL, Rosanna
CASE, Jane
KING, Celia
ELDRIDGE, Alice H.
DOPSON, Sarah
BATTAILLE, Madeline
RODIBAUGH, Haggie E.
ANDERSON, Augusta
GATES, Fannie Louise
BISSELL, Arabella J.
NORHAN, Hary
UHITE, Mary
SPURGEON, Aroline
UARD, Almira
STAPLES, Hulda H.
JOHNSON, Eliza
1I0UE, Minnie
SOXHAN, Susanna E.
NOLT, Dorotea
HUHFORD, Harriet .
SHEARER, Sarah E.
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Date
3 Apr. 1868
27 Feb. 1868
.30 Oc to 1867
29·Dec. 1867
3 Sept. 1868
21 Nov. 1867
17 June 1868
16 Oc t. 1868
25 July 1867
23 Dec. 1867
25 Sept. 1868
21 Sept. 1868
7 Sept. 1868
28 June 1868
6 Dec. 1867
25 July 1867
26 Nov. 1868
15 Aug. 1868
1 Dec. 1867
13 Sep t. 1868
24 Aug. 1868
19 Feb. 1868
27 Dec. 1868
26 Oct. 1868
5 Oc t. 1867
7 Sept. 1868
16 Har. 1868
2 Dec. 1867
4 Sept. 1868
7 Sept. 1867
6 Sept. 1868
15 Aug. 1867
2 Dec. 1868
9 Dec~ 1868
25 Aug. 1868
28 Feb. 1868
26 Hay 1868
20 Hay 1868

Officiant
Rev. H.D. Fisher
Jesse HcKinney, J.P.
Rev. E.H. Robertson
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Gabriel Gray
Rev. G.R. Campbell
Rev. Isaac \I. Triplete
Rev. Evan Jones
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. James Lawrence
Jesse McKenney, J.P.
James H. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. John Brown
Rev. Henry Hoys
Rev. Isaac N. Triplett
Rev. J.C. Beach
Rev. Thomas \I. Henders
Rev. John S. Brown
Rev. John S. Brown
Rev. Thomas \I. Henders
Rev. \I.K. Stimpson
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. J.F. Cunningham
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
James H. Hendry, P.J.
Father Thomas H. Vail
Rev.. Richard Cord ley
Rev. E. Stizmann
Rev. Hector Barker
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. Joseph H. Payne
\larren Skeets (?)
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Henry Hoys
Rev. J.E. Bryan
James H. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. Isaac \I. Triplete
Rev. D.C. Colrow
(Colraw)

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868

Bri degroom
McANALL, John
McCLELLAN, Donald
McCLELLAN, Henry S.
McCORMICK, John D.
McGEE, Thomas
McGILLORA, Quash
McIntosh, Robert
McKENNEY, Thomas J.
McLAUGHLIN, James
McMILLEN, David
MEARFELIUS, Casper
MEAYES, Tuzar
MEDILL, Villiam
MIDDLETON, Jesse H.
MILLER, John E.
MILLER, Leander
MITCHELL, Thomas
MOORE, Edmund
MOORE, James
NARMINE (NORMINE), Vm.
NICHOLAS, Thomas
NIPPER, Thomas
NIX, Allen
OBRIAN, Henry
OLIVER, Charles
ONEIL, John B.
ORTH, John
OVENS, Vm. K.
PEASE, Edvard M.
PECK, Amos
PEMBERTON, Hovard
PENCE, Andrev J.
PENNINGTON, Vinfield S.
PERSING, Villiam
PETTENGILL, Franklin H.
PEV, Cager
PHAGAN, James
POISAL, George F.
PORTER, Stiles

Bride
COLLIER, Hannah
LANE, Josephine
BALDVIN, Mary M
ELLISON, Eliza
CASEL, Louisa
'SMITH, Synthia
REYNOLDS, Kate
UNBERGER, Esther Jane
MARR, Anna
ANDERSON, Leah
RUPPEL, Lana
VATKINS, Ellen
DAVIS, Alice
VHEELER, Mrs. Catharine
HENLEY, Elizabeth P.
HULL, Annie
DETER, Drusella
COVAN, Chloe
ROCHELL, Perline
LEE, Mary
BRADLEY, Sarah
EDENFIELD, Mary R.
STANFIELD, Martha Ann.
UILLBRANT, Rebecca
McCUNE, Ellen
BEAKS, Harriet A.
LUTZ, Magdaline
SEARING, (SEAVING) Alice
GARDNER, Sarah M.
UILEY, Charity H.
ROTE, Mary C.
HELH, Kate
UATSON, Mary J.
JOY, Mrs. Gracie
~LLEN, Esther Eliza
THOMPSON, Mollie
RODIBAUGH, Martha J.
HOLLAND, Emeline
VEAVER, Mary J.
-61-

Date
20 Feb. 1868
18 Aug. 1868
1 Nov. 1868
16 Feb. 1868
1 July 1867
27 Dec. 1868
16 Sept. 1867
8 Sept. 1864
9 Sept. 1867
19 July 1868
30 Sept. 1868
4 July 1867
3 July 1867
24 May 1868
5 Oc to 1868
6 Jan. 1868
15 June 1868
29 June 1868
7 July 1868
4 July 1868
25 July 1867
10 Nov. 1868
20 dec. 1868
11 Nov. 1867
22 Sept. 1868
20 Apr. 1868
21 Aug. 1867
27 Feb. 1868
18 Oct. 1868
16July 1867
24 June 1868
24 Har. 1868
21 July 1868
24 June 1868
14 Nov. 1868
31 Oct. 1868
22 Sept. 1868
20 Feb. 1868
24 Dec. 1868

Offi ciant
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Father J.F. Cunningham
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. H.V. Currin
Charles Pilla, J.P.
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Dudley Lee
Jesse McKenney, J.P.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. H.G. March
Rev. Christian Haas
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. E.D. Bentley
Jesse HcKenney, J.P.
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
H.H. Howard, J.P.
Rev. John Bower
V.K. Smith, J.P.
James H. Hendry, P.J.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Gabriel Gray, J.P.
Rev. R.B. Robinson
Chas. Pilla, J.P.
George A. Banks
Rev. E.D. Bentley
Rev. J. B. Oring
Christian Berner (?)
James H. Hendry
Rev. John S. Brown
Rev. Vm. Reece
Rev. S.V. McKesson
Rev. V.H. King
Rev. Larkin R. Campbel
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. Thomas \1. Henders
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Rev. J.B. Dooty
Rev. Henry Hoys

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868

Bridegroo.
POTTER, .John D.
POTTER, Hathias R~
PRICE, Francis H.
PRICE, Joseph R.
PURSINGER, John
QUARLES, Joseph V., Jr.
QUIHLEY, Calvin L.
RAHNER (REHNIER), Vm.
RANSON, Henry
RATE, Paul V.
RATLIFF, Henry
RAUFFHAN, Charles E.
RAZEY, Daniel B.
REDDING, Vm. G.
REDHON, Collin H.
REED, Joseph S.
RIGGS, Joseph E.
RIGGS, Stephen F.
ROBERTS, Howard R.
ROBERTS, John R.
ROBEY, John
ROSE, John J.
ROTH, George C.
ROTHROCK, Hiram
SAHPLE, Nathan P.
SAVYER, Byron
SCHOTT, John F.
SCHOTTA, Villiam
SCOGGAN, Vm. G.
SCOTT, Valter
SELIG, August L.
SETTER, Haman
SIHPSON, Leonard
SKAGGS, John
SKAGGS, Thomas T.(?)
SHITH, Elijah
SHITH, lienry
SHITH, Joseph

Bride
TOLL, Hissouri
JONES, Edwonia Elizabeth
GALLAGHER, Hargaret
GALLAGHER, Anna H.
VELLS, Rebecca
SAUNDERS, Caroline A.
VELLS, Augusta B.
ANTON, Louise N.
HASON, Susan
AVERY, Sarah
ROBINSON, Ida
TROUT, Eliza
HARHON, Susannah
LASSITER, Abigal
BASINGER, Hary J.
CAYTON, Sarah A.
ELDRIDGE, Emma J.
BEDGOOD,Hartha F.
ADAHS, Hary T.
HANFORD, Annie T.
SANBORN, Hary F.
POLLARD, Emma
HOLTZ, Catherin
RAFFE, Susannah B.
COLVER, Susan G.
HUTCHINSON, Dora J.
ERNST, Helen
NOELL, Hartha E.
DAVIS, Huldah D.
LANDRETH, Frances
PARKE, Hary F;
LONG, Hary
ELAH, Hary D.
HUTCHISON, America
SHITH, Yarra T.
HADDIX, Sarah
BROUN, Amanda
COON, Ann
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Date
24 Oc t. 1868
20 Aug. 1868
8 Sept. 1868
8 Sept. 1868
26 June 1867
25 Sept. 1868
27 Oc t. 1868
1 Oct. 1868
25 Dec. 1868
9 Apr. 1868
23 July 1868
4 July 1867
1 June 1867
22 Apr. 1868
16 Feb. 1868
16 Apr. 1868
6 June 1867
6 Feb. 1868
13 Feb. 1868
18 Har. 1868
13 Oct. 1868
28 June 1867
12 Nov. 1868
1 Sept. 1867
29 Nov. 1868
24 Dec. 1868
27 Nov. 1867
24 Har. 1868
7 Oc t. 1868
24 Hay 1868
1 Feb. 1868
3 Nov. 1868
24 June 1868
15 Dec. 1868
13 Hay 1868
4 July 1867
26 Har. 1868
30 Aug • .1868

Officiant
Geo. O. Banks, J.P.
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
J.B. Orwig (1)
J.B. Orwig (1)
Rev. John S. Brown
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. H.D. Healey
Rev. Christian Haas
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. V.R. Clough
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. R. V. Uliner (1)
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Chas. Pilla, J.P.
Rev. John Bower
Rev. J.R. Reed
Rev. Richard Cordley
H.H. Greene (?)
Rev. Thomas Harper
Rev. V.A. Starrett
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Joseph Rahskopf
Rev. Samuel Veeks
Rev. J.E. Bryan
H.H. Howard, J.P.
Rev. Hichael Heyer
Rev. H.D. Fisher
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Charles Pilla, J.P.
Rev. V.A. Starrett
Rev. Jos. Perrier
Theo. H. HcCallie, J.P.
Rev. Ezra Johnson
Geo. A. Banks, J.P.
Rev. Dudley Lee
H.H. Howard, J.P.
Rev. Dudley Lee

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868
Bridegroom

SHITH, Villi am
SOVERS, Villiam L.
SPARKS, Louis
SPARKS I ·Nero
SPURLOCK, \I.B.
STEEL, Moses N.
STEELE, Jams C.
STEVENIN, Hartin
STRASBURG, Vm. H.
STURDY, Frank
SUTTON, Franklin
SUTTON, Stephen B.
SYKES, James B.
TAYLOR, John F.
TEGART, John H.
TERRIL, Josiah
THOMPSON, Hugh
THORP, Alle
THORP, Lafayette
THURSTON, David C.
TOOTHAKER, VM. H.
TORRANCE, John
TYRER, Charles \I.
T\lIGS, Ephram
ULRICH, Henry
UNDERVOOD, James B.
URMAN, Charles
VALENTINE, Antony
VINTON, Marcus H.
VADDELL, Thomas
VALLACE, George
\lALTON, Charles
\lALTON, John
\lARREN, Thomas V.
\lASHINGTON, George
VASHINGTON, George
VAYBRIGHT, Villiam
\lHITE, Michael
VHITE, Robert

Bride

Date

Officiant

FIX, Haria
BYERLEY, Mary C.
KNOX, Rachel
FLINN, Lucinda
ILIF·F, Esther A.
PIERCE, Laura
PIERSON, Hartha A.
PETERS, Emma
He INTOSH , Ella
CHAPMAN, Ellen
SIHONS, Alamina Sophia
McLAUGHLIN, Sarah J.
GINGRICK, Hattie
KENNEDY, Agnes H.
ALBIN, Susan
McBRIDE, Minerva
SIMPSON, Angeline
BLODGERT, Carrie H.
LOGN, Emeline
BARNES, Sarah E.
MURPHY, Lizzie L.
GRAHAM, Margaret
MARTIN, Anna
TVIGS, Priscila
JONES, Martha
FURGUSON, Nancy
KLAUSE, Mary
RIGLMAN, Julia H.
VASHBURN, Susan A.
VADDELL, Anna
VILLIAHS, Rebecca
ROE, Amanda
VILLEY, Zarilda A.
\lHITNEY, Fanny
KNOX, Roda
SIMPSON, Minda
SPITI'ER, Mary
KEEPE, Hary O.
HARTIN, Almina

27 May 1868
8 May 1868
17 Sept. 1868
13 Nov. 1868
2 Dec. 1868
10 Oc t. 1868
6 Oc t. 1868
2 Nov. 1868
22 Nov. 1867
7 Feb. 1868
4 July 1868
15 Oct. 1868
5 Dec. 1867
17 Oct. 1867
22 Apr. 1868
11 Mar. 1868
28 Dec. 1868
23 June 1867
26 May 1868
21 May 1868
13 Feb. 1868
18 Mar. 1868
22 Aug. 1867
28 June 1868
15 Oc t. 1868
2 Jan. 1868
25 Mar. 1868
15 Dec. 1868
8 Sept. 1868
19 June 1867
23 Mar. 1868
9 Jan. 1868
25 Mar. 1868
22 Aug. 1867
17 Sept. 1868
8 Har. 1868
11 Oc t. 1868
11 Nov. 1867
26 Nov. 1868

Rev. J.H. Bonebake
James H. Hendry. P.J.
Rev. Hector Barker
Rev. Job V. Hague
Rev. H.D. Healey
James H. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. Andrew Stout
Rev. C.H. Lovejoy
James H. Hendry, P.J.
Theo. H. HcCallie, J.P.
James H. Kelley, J.P.
Rev. A. Hitchcock
Rev. E.D. Bentley
Rev. George F. Chapin
Rev. Vm. C. Tenney
Rev. John S. Gingrich
Geo. A. Banks, J.P.
Rev. J.F. Morgan
Rev. Isaac V. Triplete
Rev. Geo. F. Chapin
Rev. C.E. Lewis
Rev. Vm. C. Tenney
Rev. V.V. King
Rev. Heeter Barker
Rev. Peter Brubaker
Rev. Jesse Brockway
James H. Hendry, P.J.
John F. Cunningham, Priest
Rev. Richard Cordley
Paul R. Brooks
H.H. Howard, J.P.
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Henry Hoys
Rev. R.V. Oliver
Rev. Hector Barker
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Peter Brubaker
Rev. S. Favre.
Rev. Thomas V. Henderson

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1867-1868
Bri degroom

Bride

WHITE, William F.
WHITLOCK, Alexander
WHITLOCK, W.H.
WHITNEY, William
WILBUR, Orsan E.
WILDER, George P.
WILKINSON, Freeman
WILKINSON, James D.
WILLEY, James A.
WILLIAMS, Lewis
WILLIAHSEN, Charles
WILSON, Alexander
WILSON, James
WILSON, Hathew
WINKELHAN, William
WINTER, George W.
WRIGHT, Alexander
YATES, Geo. W.W.
YEAGER, George

JAHES, Angeline
GODFREY, Elisabeth
LUCAS, Fidelia
CUHHINGS, Laura
SPICER, Florence
CREW, Eliza H.
HcCLUTCHAN, Cornelia
STOUT, Sarah A.
CARTER, Hary E.
STOLCUP, Jennie
ENGELSHANN, Elise
CHASE, Nancy J.
ONEAL (ONIEL) Anna
ANDREWS, Hahala
DAVENPORT, Hary A.
ADOLPH, Hary Ann
REED, Hulda
BENEDICT, S. Addie
DIELKS,Sarah C.

Date

Officiant

31 Oc t. 1867
24 Dec. 1868
26 Nov. 1868
19 Har. 1868
1 Oc t. 1867
28 Nov. 1867
15 Hay 1868
2 Sept. 1868
25 Har. 1868
15 Dec. 1868
3 Sept. 1867
14 Dec. 1868
20 July 1868
16 Apr. 1868
26 Jan. 1869
17 Sept. 1868
20 sept. 1868
31 Oc t. 1868
27 Aug. 1868

James H. Hendry
Rev. Ezra Johnson
Rev. Henry J. Sallee
Rev. Henry Hoys
Rev. Wm. C. Tenney
Rev. Wm. C. Tenney
Rev. H.D. Heechley
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Rev. Henry Hoys
Rev. Thorn. W. Henderson
Rev. Edward Sitzemann
James H. Hendry
Father Paul H. Pongegione
Charles Pilla, J.P.
Chas. Pilla
Jesse HcKenney
~ev. Joseph H. Payne
Rev. E.D. Bentley
Rev. H.D. Healey

;- &lt;-

"

. -to have and to hold from this day forward;

for better for worse, for richer for poorer, in sickness
and in health, to love and
part •

to_,~herish,

"

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till death do us

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1867-1868
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

ADAMS, Mary T.
ADOLPH, Mary Ann
ALBIN, Susan
ALLEN, Anna J.
ALLEN, Esther Eliza
ALTHAUS, Anna
ANDERSON, Augusta
ANDERSON, Leah
ANDREWS, Mahala
ANTON, Louise N.
ANXIER, Jemima F.
AUSTIN, Lucy
AVERY, Sarah
BALCOM, Lizzie E.
BALDWIN, Mary M.
BARACKLAW, t1ary A.
BARNES, Sarah E.
BASINGER, Mary J.
BATHURST, Margarete
BATTAILLE, Madeline
BEAKS, . Harriet A.
BEDGOOD, Martha F.
BENEDICT, S. Addie
BENWOOD, Martha
BlNEYARD, Cornelia R.
BISSELL, Arabella J.
BLACKBIRD, Elisabeth
BLACKETTE, Lucinda
BLANTON, Mary J.
BLODGERT, Carrie M.
BORAGAN, Ann
BOWERS, Annie
BRADLEY, Sarah
BRIGGS, Annie
BROWN, Amanda
BROWN, Martha E.
BRUNER, Fnnna
BRYANT, Frankie

ROBERTS, Howard R.
WINTER, George W.
TEGART, John H.
CARPENTER, H. H.
PETTENGILL, Franklin H.
GRIBI, Gottlieb
LINN, John
McMILLEN, David
WILSON, Mathew
RAHNER (Rehnier), WIn.
COUHER, Granville
GRAY, John L.
RATE, Paul W.
BROWN, WIn R.
McCLELLAN, Henry S.
FRY ,Daniel F.
THURSTON, David C.
REDMON, Collin M.
CLARKE, Lance'C.
LEWIS, J. Guy
O'NEIL, John B.
RIGGS, Stephen F.
YATES, Geo. W.H.
GRIFFIN, Marcus D.
KELLEY, Benjamin F.
LOOMIS, William S.
HAYDON, Clayton
BRANNON, llm. B.
HICKMAN, Abraham
THORP, Alle
COSTELLO, James
HUSSEY, Amos
NICHOLAS, Thomas
CREE, Sanford H.
SMITH, Henry
JACOBS, John
HAZELTINE, WIn. M.
AUSTIN, George

BURKE, Mary
BYERLEY, Mary C.
CAMPBELL, Adeline V.
CAMPBELL, Mary
CANNOW, Mrs. Helen E.
CARELL, Nancy
CARTER; Mary C.
CARTER, Mary E.
CASE, Edith
CASE, Jane
CASEL, Louisa
CAYTON, Sarah A.
CHAMBERS, Annette D.
CHAPMAN, Ellen
CHASE, Nancy J.
CLOUGH, Addie M.
COBEL (Coble), Mollie E.
COBLENTZ, Julia
COLBERT, Ellen
COLIER, Catherine
COLLIER, Hannah
COLVER, Susan G.
COMBS, Ellen
COOK, Mattie J.
COON, Ann
COOP, Maria
COWAN, Chloe
CREW, Eliza M.
CROSS, Katy
CUMMINGS. Laura
DAVENPORT, Mary A.
DAVIS, Alice
DAVIS, Huldah D.
DAVIS, Lucretia
DAVIS, Martha
DAVIS, Mary E.
DETER, Drusella
DIELKS, Sarah C.

BROPHY, Martin
SOWERS, William L.
BROOKS, Cyrus D.
HOLT, Moses
CORNELL, John H.
HULL, Daniel
FEARING, \~.
WILLEY, James A.
BENNETT, Sidney
KNIGHT, Wilder
McGEE, Thomas
REED, Joseph S.
ARCHER, Charles A.
STURDY, Frank
WILSON, Alexander
FAIR, Frank P.
ARCHER, Daniel J.
GREEN, Albert R.
EWING, Fleming
HINES, Daniel H.
McANALL, John
SAMPLE, Nathan P.
GAITHER, Harrison
CLARK (E), Adam
SMITH, Joseph
COOP, David
MOORE, Edmund
WILDER, George P.
CROUCH, Rowley
\ffiITNEY, \~illiam
WINKELMAN, William
MEDILL, William
SCOGGAN, WIn. G.
FISHER, Samuel
BENIN, James
HENMAN, David G.
MICTHELL, Thomas
YEAGER, George

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1867-1868
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

OOLESAM, Jane
DOPSON, Sarah
DRESDEN, Manca
DUNCAN, Ann Eliza
DUNCAN, Maggie W.
DUNN, Gertrude A.
DUNN, Nannie
EAGON, Mary
ECKARD, Amelia
EDENFIELD, Mary R.
EDMONDS, Rebecca J.
ELAM,Mary D.
ELDRIDGE, Alice M.
ELDRIDGE, Emma J.
EI:.LISON, Eliza
ENGELSMANN, Elise
ERNST, Helen
ERWIN, Elida
FITTAN, Martha
FITZPATRICK, Sarah C.
FIX, Maria
FLINN, Lucinda
FOSTER, Eva M.
FOX, Mary E.
FRANKLIN, Sarah
FREY, Rosine
F1JRGUSON, Nancy
GAEST, Mary A.
GALLAGHER, Anna M.
GALLAGHER, Margaret
GARDNER, Sarah M.
GATES, Fannie Louise
GATHKNICHT, Mary
GENTRY, Elizabeth
GEORGE, Mary
GINGRICK, Mattie
GODFREY, Elisabeth
GRAHAM, Margaret
GRAY, Sarah
HALL, Rosanna

GILLILAND, Elijah B.
LEE, Samuel
GREGGS, Grattan
JOHNSON, Nelson M.
GREGG, Nathan P.
BARNES, William E.
ELLERTON, John H.
BOWMAN, W.H.
FAY, Rufus
NII?PER, Thomas
GARRISON, Daniel F.
SIMPSON, Leonard
LEARNARD, William B.
RIGGS, Joseph E.
Mc CORMICK, John D.
WILLIAMSEN, Charles
SCHOTT, John F.
ASHTON, Charles B.
EGGART, Henry W.
GOODE, Robert H.
SMITH, William
SPARKS, Nero
ALLEN, James M.
CARDWELL, D. A.
AUSTON, Frank
HMS, Christian
UNDERWOOD, James B.
CUTLER, Calvin H.
PRICE, Joseph R.
PRICE, Francis M.
PEASE, Edward M.
LOCKE, Henry Clay
GUASE (Gnasa), John G.
ALLEN, Jesse J.
BOONE, Lewis
SYKES, James B.
WHITLOCK, Alexander
TORRANCE, John
GROSS (Goss), James
KNIGHT, Francis E.

HALL, Sarah
HAM, Elizabeth
HANFORD, Annie T.
HARMON, Susannah
HARVEY, Sarah
HATTON, Catherine
HElM, Kate
HENLEY, Elizabeth P.
HENPHILL, Lydia A.
HERRICK, Lydia Ann
HIETT, Oxan C.
HILL, Susan
HOLLAND, Emeline
HOLTZ, Catherin
HOMAN, Mary F.
HOSTEND, Martha
HOUSE, Fanny
HOWARD, Melissa
HOWE, Minnie
HUDSON, Ann
HULL, Annie
lllJRREY, Mary
HUTCHINSON, America
HUTCHINSON, Dora J.
ILIFF, Esther A.
JAMES, Angeline
JESMAN, Mary
JOHNSON, Eliza
JOHNSON, Laurie
JOHNSON, Sarah J.
JOINER, Nancy E. (J.)
JONES, Edwonia Elizabeth
JONES, Hester A.
JONES, Mrs. Lucinda
JONES, Martha
JONES, Nettie
JOY, Mrs. Gracie
KEEPE, Mary O.
KENNEDY, Agnes H.
KENNEDY, Harriet

COX, Payton
ADAMS, Benjamin
ROBERTS, John R.
RAZEY, Daniel B.
CHAFFEE, Y.C.G.
GODFREY, Charles
PENCE, Andrew J.
MILLER, John E.
DUFF,~ James A.
DICKSON, Charles
CHALLIS, Walter S.
HAM, Henry
POI SAL , George F.
ROTH, George C.
HELM, Daniel J.
BURDETT, A.R.
BERGMAN, Wolf
BALDWIN, John
t-1ARSHALL, Joseph
CHASE, William
MILLER, Leander
JACKSON, Franklin
SKAGGS, John
SAWYER, Byron
SPURLOCK, W.B.
WHITE, William F.
HICKOK, D.H.
MARRIAN, Thomas
BLACKBURN, John
JAMESON, Horrace T.
HOLBERT, John J.
POTTER, Mathias R.
JOY, Stephen
BERRY, Green C.
ULRICH, Henry
HUTCHINGS, James A.
PERSING, William
WHITE, Michael
TAYLOR, John F.
BARNES, John

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Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

KENNY Eliza Ann
KIMBALL, Martha
KING, Celia
KLAUSE, Mary
KLINE, Julia
KNOX, Rachel
KNOX, Roda
LAMBERS, Julia A.
LANDRETH, Frances
LANDRETH, Sarah A.
LANE, Josephine
LANE, Mary V.
LARMIX, Sophia
LASSITER, Abigal
LASSITER, Louisa K.
LEACH, Eliza J.
LEE, Mary
LEE, Rebecca
LEWIS, Silna
LIMING, Arrnilda J.
LOGN, Emeline
LONG, Mary
LOUIS, Sarah
LOWASH, Elizabeth
LUCAS, Fidelia
LUTZ, Magdaline
LYON, Sallie L.
MADDIX, Sarah
, Maradick
Anna
MARTIN, Almina
MARTIN, Anna
MASON, Susan
McBRIDE, Minerva
McCLUTCHAN, Cornelia
McCUNE, Ellen
McGUIRE, Lydia
McINTOSH, Ella
McKINNEY, Martha

BRONBOKER, David
HOWELL, Walter
LAWS, John
URMAN, Charles
JOHNSON, Walker
SPARKS, Louis
WASHINGTON, George
BOUTWELL, George H.
SCOTT, Walter
COLE, Sanruel
McClellan, Donald
HART, Joseph V.
BUSH, John
REDDING, Win. G.
BABB, George
ETTER, Geo. A.
NARMINE (Norrnine), Win.
JORDAN, Danniel
FORTNIGHT, Riley
GRANT, Henry C.
THORP, Lafayette
SETTER, Haman
HILL, Thomas
COLEMAN, Cosma T.
WHITLOCK, W.M.
ORTH, John
BRYAN, Leonard R.
SMITH, Elijah
EPPLE, Gottlieb
McLAUGHLIN, James
WHITE, Robert
TYRER, Charles W.
RANSON, Henry
TERRIL, Josiah
WILKINSON, Freeman
OLIVER, Charles
BROWN, J.D.
STRASBURG, Win. H.
ELLIOTT, Franklin M.

McLAUGHLIN, Sarah J.
McQUEEN, Einma J.
McWHINNEY, Consuello
MESSENHAMMER, Mary
MILLER, Annie
MILLER, Mary A.
MORSE, Addie
MUMFORD, Harriet
MURPHY, Lizzie L.
NELSON, Enlissa
NOELL, Martha E.
NOLT, Dorotea
NORMAN, Mary
NOTTINGHAM, Louisa
O'NEAL (O'Niel), Anna
PARKE, Mary F.
PARKER, Frances
PATTERSON, Hannah
PATTERSON, Helen P.
PATTERSON, Mary A.
PAYTON, Maria J.
PETERS, Einma
PIERATT, Emma
PIERCE, Laura
PIERSON, Martha A.
POLLAND, Einma
POOLE, Myra H.
PRESTON, Martilda E.
PRICE, Mary
RAFFE, Susannah B.
RAY, Harriet S.
REECE, Sarah Lydia
Margrette
REED, Hulda
REYNOLDS, Kate
RIGLMAN, Julia M.
RIPLEY, Catherine
ROBINSON, Ida
ROCHELL, Perline

SUTTON, Stephen B.
EBERHART, Paul C.
HOWARD, Noah F.
KEENEY, Jacob B.
ADAMS, John C.
FANNING, Geo. T.
CUMMINGS, William J.
MARTIN, James
TOOTHAKER, Win. H.
GREELEY, Ashley H.
SCHOTTA, William
MARSKE, Arnandus
LUTZ, Jacob
HAVENS, George
WILSON, James
SELIG, August L.
ANDERSON, Andrew
FITSHUGH, James
CONE (Cane), Titus K.
HARRIS, Sylvester D.
HILL, Thomas J.
STEVENIN, Martin
BENTLEY, Isaac
STEEL, Moses N.
STEELE, James C.
ROSE, John J.
FILLMORE, Hasen S.
CONNELEY, Geo. W.
DUDLEY, Phillip
ROTHROCK, Hiram
HAMIL, John H. (Henry)

MARR-;

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Alexander
McINTOSH, Robert
VALENTINE, Antony
BAILEY, James M.
RATLIFF, Henry
MOORE, James

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1867-1868
Bride
RODIBAUGH,Maggie E.
RODIBAUGH, Martha J.
ROE, Amanda
ROSE, Nancy J.
ROSS, Mary
ROTE, Mary C.
RUPPEL, Lana
SAMMONS, Catherine
SAMPLES, Martha
SANBORN, Mary F.
SAUNDERS, Caroline A.
SEARING (Seaving), Alice
SEWARD, Eunice M.
SHEARER, Sarah E.
SIMONS, Alamina Sophia
SIMPSON, Angeline
SIMPSON, Minda
SMITH, Emeline L.
SMITH, Emma
SMITH, Frances J.
SMITH, Grace B.
SMITH, Synthia
SMITH, Yarra T.
SOXMAN, Susanna E.
SPENCER, Nellie J.
SPICER, Florence
SPITTER (Spitler),
Catharine
SPITTER, Mary
,
SPURGEON, Aroline
STANFIELD, Martha Ann
STAPLES, Hulda M.
STATLER, Mary
STEPHENS, Mary E.
STEPHENS, Matilda H.
STEPP, Nippa (Neffa)
STOLCUP, Jennie

Groom
LITTLEJOHN, Jesse D.
PHAGAN, James
WALTON, Charles
CUMMINGS, Jacob
CRANE, Thomas
PEMBERTON, Howard
MEARFELIUS, Casper
HAHN, Samuel
COAPE, Joseph
ROBEY, John
QUARLES, Joseph V., Jr.
OWENS, WIn. K.
CURRY, John C.
MAY, Vance W.
SUTTON, Franklin
THOMPSON, Hugh
WASHINGTON, George
JONES, John B.
DAVIS, Charles F.
CAMPBELL, Leverett C.
HUDDLESTON, Elkanah
McGILLORA, Quash
SKAGGS, Thomas T. ( ? )
MARSHALL, WIn. A.
HAYES, Ebenezer B.
WILBUR, Orsan E.

KEENY,

WIn. H.

WAYBRIGHT, William
MACY, Orsan R.
NIX, Allen
MALONEY, WIn. G.

APITZ, Charles
BROWN, John P.
GARVIN, David
FORTNER, James
Williams, Lewis

Bride

Groom

STONE, Alice I.
STOUT, Sarah A.
STUDEBAKER, Levina J.
SUTTON; Anna
TAYLOR, Charlotte K.
TAYLOR, Elizabeth
THOMAS, Ellen
THOMPSON, Mollie
TIBBOT (Tibbits), Angeline
TINNER, Lottie
TIPTON, Amanda
TODD, Mary
TOLL, Missouri
TROUT, Eliza
'!WIGS, Priscila
UNBERGER, Esther Jane
VAIL, Marie Elizabeth
VITT, Louise
WADDELL, Anna
WAKEFIELD, Mrs. Ellen
WALKER, Harriet
WARD, Almira
WASHBURN, Susan A.
WATKINS, Ellen
WATSON, Mary J.
WEAVER, Mary. J.
WELLS, Augus ta B.
WELLS, Rebecca
WHEELER, Mrs. Catharine
WHITE, C.S.
WHITE, Margrette
WHITE, Mary
WHITNEY, Fanny
WILEY, Charity M.
WILKINSON, Mary F.
WILLBRANT, Rebecca
WILLEY, Nellie

BLAYNEY, Oberlin C.
WILKINSON, James D.
IRWIN, Nelson J.
CHILDS, Isaac
BRACKETT, George C.
HINDMAN, Lorenzo W.
KERR, William
PEW, Cager
BUCK, Philo M.
KELLEY, Toney
JUSTICE, Athelston
JOHNSON, Harrison
POTTER, John D.
RAUFFMEN, Charles E.
'!WIGS, Ephram
McKENNEY, Thomas J.
BLAKEWELL, Rev. John
FREY, Henry
WADDELL, Thomas
GOSS, Alfred F.
CARNES, Andrew
MADDEN, George
VINTON, Marcus M.
MEAYES, Tuzar
PENNINGTON, Winfield S.
PORTER, Stiles
QUIMLEY, Calvin L.
PURSINGER, John
MIDDLETON, Jesse H.
KEMPER, Adam D. H.
ECKARDT, David
LUTZ, John P.
WARREN, Thomas W.
PECK, Amos
EMERY, John L.
0' BRIAN, Henry
HALL, James C.

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Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

Willey, Zarilda A.
WILLIAMS, Clarinda F.
WILLIAMS, Rebecca
WILSON, Eliza
WINFORD, Eliza

WALTON, John
HALLMARK, Daniel
WALLACE, George
BARKER, Parris
JOHNSON, Archa

WOOD, Alice E.
WRIGHT, Delila
YOTER (Yater), Malinda
YOUNG, Medora
YOUNG, Sarah
ZENNCKE (Zenneke)
Hennette

HAru-jAN, Win. F.

HENRY, Harry

BROOKS, Alfred
BLACKBURN, Henry
HERRIG, John
DINN (Diurr), Chas. D.

Retyped by Janet Payne and Pauline Meyer (for this book)
Brides alphabetized by Virginia Aldridge (for this book)
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�DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS HARRIAGE RECORDS
1869
From books 2 and 3 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144, Law and
Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas--Copied and proofread by Edna Welling, Vivian Clough, and Mary Jamison, April
1982.
Bridegroom
ADAMS, Jabez
ARVIL, Marcisse
AUDINWOOD, Simeon
AUSTIN, Vernon D.
BALDWIN, George A.
BANDEL, William
BARKER, Daniel
BARRICKLOW, George R.
BARRICKLOW, Henry
BARRICKLOW, H.V.D.
BATDORF, Samuel
BEACH, David C.
BENEDICT, Mucius R.
BERTSCHINGER, Adolph
BEUREAU, Henry
BOWEN, Zadok C~ (Zadack)
BOWYER, Henry
BRAGG, James M.
BREKHEISEN, William
BRINKMAN, August
BROCK, Cornelius
BROOKS, Henry M.
BROWN, Levi
BRUEGGER, Christian
BUCK, John
BURGIN, William
CAREY, W.M.
CARLSON, Olaf
CAYLOR, Peter H.

Bride

Date

Officiant

AUXIER, Nancy
BUTEL, Mary
WATTS, Mary
CASE, Harriett
FREEMAN, Mary
HALLER, Josephine
FURGERSON, Tennessee
FRAME, S. Annie
FRAME, Julia A.
PATTERSON, Ascenath
LOHR, Mattie E.
TAYLOR, Clara E.
ROSEBROOK, Harriet M.
GERSTENBERGER, Anna
ANDERSON, Sarah E.
JOHNSON, Minnie R.
LAUD, Ladorah B.
VICKERS, Martha
SCHINDEL, Amilia
COTTENBERG, Maria
SIGGINS, Angeline
FISK, Mary C.
WILLSON, Elizabeth
LENZ, Martha
REEL, Polly Jane
BLAKE, Louisa
GILLILAND, Alice
FRITZEL, Sophia
HALLMARK, Susan M.

13 Apr. 1869
2 Feb. 1869
5 Oct. 1869
6 Sep. 1869
5 July. 1869
6 Nov. 1869
30 Apr. 1869
9 Nov. 1869
24 Feb. 1869
2 Dec. 1869
2 May. 1869
5 Aug. 1869
21 Aug 1869
18 Mar. 1869
2 Sep. 1869
4 Nov. 1869
7 Mar. 1869
2"Sep. 1869
12 Jan. 1869
14 Jan. 1869
28 Apr. 1869
6 Feb. 1869
28 Oct. 1869
28 Sep. 1869
4 Nov. 1869
18 Sep. 1869
17 Jun. 1869
4 Nov. 1869
20 Jun 1869

Rev. J.H. Bonebrake
Rev. Joseph Perrier
Rev. John K. Dunn
Rev. J.C. Herron
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. T.W. Henderson
Rev. W.R. Davis
Rev. LB. Orwig
Rev. Chas.J. Lovejoy
Rev. Henry B. Belmer
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. D.M. Moore
Rev. Christian Haas
Rev. C.E. Lewis
Rev. H.K. Muth
Rev. L.R. Campbell
Rev. Wm. A. Starrett
Rev. Jos. Rahskopf
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. J.H. BaIlon
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. J.A. Reitz
Chas. Pilla, J.P.
Rev. Richard Cordley
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. Henry B. Belmer
Rev. Dexter Tucker

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�1869

BRIDEGROOM
CHANDLER, Richard
CHAPMAN, Josiah
CHRISTIAN, Joseph W.
CLARK, Ezekiel
CLARK, Henry C.
CLARKE, (CLARK) Phillip
CLOVER, Sutton S.
COHEN, Henry
COLBERT, Anthony
COLE, Angie
COLLINS, Thomas J.
COMBS, Abner
CONANT, John W.
CONELY, Thomas
CONGER, Theron S.
COOK, James
COVEY,Daniel
CRAIG, Green
CRAMER, Conrad J.
CRAMER, Joseph A.
CREWS, James R.
CUTTER, George
DAVIS, Ira

BRIDE

DATE

VITT, Elizabeth
HUNTER, Clara A.
MORRIS, Mary Erastus
STITT, (STILL) Rovia M.
DAVIS, Sarah J.
WALKER, Amanda
MOAK, Ella
·GOLDSTANDT, Sarah
CLARK, Charity
NORTON, Jennie E.
DONNELLY, Bridget
COOK, Elmina
UMBARGER, Alice
KINCAID, Mary
WHITCOMB, Cynthia
CRUMLEY, Amanda J.
PATTY, Clara R.
JOHNSON, (JENKINS) Maria
WILLIS, Mary L.
HUNT, N. Augusta
MOORE, Julia A.
DEERING, H. Lizzie
GRIFFITH, Louisa

DAVIS, Robert M.
DAVIS, William
DEAN, Washington
DEMPSEY, Michael
DERSHEM, John A.
DICKER, Alfred J.
DODDER, Silas .
DONAHUE, Peter
DUNCAN, William
DURHAM, John A.
EDER, Michel
EDWARDS, Francis L.

CAMPBELL, Charlotte
CALDWELL, Martha
HALL, Louisa
MITCHELL, Serilda B.
HAYES, Martha H.
TYSON, Lizzie G.
BAILEY, Mary
BURNS, Belle
McCLANAHAN, Martha
HUGHS, Mary J.
OBERLEITHNER, Anna
LAWRENCE, Emma (Mrs.)

EGE, William
ELDRIDGE, John

GABRIELLE, Harriette
COVEY, Lourena
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OFFICIANT

Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
22 Nov 1869
Rev. Henry B. Belmer
26 June 1869
Rev. Andrew Stout
4 Feb. 1869
Rev. J.E. Bryan
25 Nov. 1869
Rev. J.F. Morgan
11 Nov. 1869
Rev. J.H. Payne
11 Apr. 1869
Rev. G.S. Dearborn
6 Apr. 1869
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
17 May 1869 (License)
Rev. Dudley Lee
28 Dec. 1869
Rev. Andrew Stout
6 Apr 1869
Rev. John T. Cunningham
13 Apr 1869
Rev. Jas. C. Herron
25 Jun. 1869
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
26 Nov. 1869
Rev.
John F. Cunningham
15 Oct. 1869
Rev. Jas. H. BaIlon
23 Dec. 1869
Rev. Isaac Atkinson
27 Dec. 1869
Rev. J.F. Morgan
27 Dec. 1869
Rev. Hector Barker
21 Mar. 1869
Rev. Ephraim Nute, Jr ..
21 June 1869
Rev. RrL. Harford
10 Nov. 1869
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J;
30 Mar. 1869
Rev. V.M. King
2 Sept. 1869
Wm. P. McKey
Rev.
12 Sept. 1869
(Md. Leavenworth Co.)
A.J. Jennings, J.P.
9 Nov. 1869
Rev.
Dudley Lee
31 Oct. 1869
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
5 Nov. 1869
Rev. R.L. Harford
5 July 1869
Rev. R.S. Harford
18 Apr 1869
Rev. Jas. S. Griffing
25 Nov 1869
Rev. John Eaton
9 Oct. 1869
Rev. John F. Cunningham
18 July 1869
Rev. J.H. Bonebrake
10 Jan. 1869
Rev. Richard Cordley
4 Oct. 1869
Rev. John Pichler
25 May 1869
Andrew Parsons
6 June 1869
(Sac &amp; Fox Agency, Osage County)
Rev. Christian Haas
14 Mar. 1869
Rev. J.F. Morgan
9 Dec. 1869

�1369

BRIDEGROm1

BRIDE

EMERY, John L.
ENGELSMANN, Villiam

VILKINSON, Mary F.
THOMAN, Anna

EPPLE, Christian
FALVELL, Vm. R.
FERRISS, Dewitt C.
FIELD, Lyman
FISCH (FISHER) (FISHIR),
John
FLAGLER, Phil, Jr.
FLORER, John N.
FORTNER, Elijah
FRAZIER, Robert L.
FRITZ, Charles
TRAUGOTT, Gabriel
GEE, Jefferson
GILMORE, Vm. J.
GOODSELL, John M.

HERSCHBEIN, Maria
OVENS, Elisabeth Ann
COOLEY, Louisa J.
GREAR (GRIER), Millie M.
HARROTT, Theresia
GERGUSON, Mattie D.
FINNEY, Annie
HARRIS, Mary
GRONER (GROVER), Jannett E.
GRUNDEL, Anna
STETS, Anna
NANCE, Paulina B.
MEEK, Laura J.
VOODRUM, Olive A.

GRAHAM, Champ H.
GRAVES, Orin E.
GREEN, Thomas G.
GRIESA, A.H.
GUM, Samuel H.
HAAS, Lewis
HALBERT, James M.
HALL, Thomas M.
HAM, James I
HARDING, John H.
HEALSIG, Radolph F.
HECK, John H.
HEINS, Henry
HELM, Andrew E.
HENDRY, John V.
HICKS, Amos
HINES, David P.
HODGE, Villiam H.
HUGHES, Peter V.

DATE
1 Jan. 1869
22 Jan 1869
(liscense date?)
5 Oct. 1869
11 May 1869
25 Oct. 1869
14 Sept. 1869
10 Mar. 1869

OFFICIANT
. Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Jas M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

Christian Haas
H.K. Muth
R.B. Robinson
Andrew Stout
John Pichler

Rev. G.S. Dearborn
Rev. Vm. A. Starrett
Rev. Dudley Lee
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. John A. Reitz
Rev. Henry Moys
Rev. Jas. C. Herron
Rev. Andrew Parsons

VAUGHN, Martha N.
BRANSON, Malinda
MOORE, Hittie E.
BEEBE (BEBEE), Amelia
COLE, Sarah Melissa
JOHANNING, Eliz. C.
GALLAGHER, Sarah J.

24 Feb. 1869
27 July 1869
14 Feb. 1869
10 May 1869
24 Apr. 1869
6 Nov. 1869
11 Jan. 1869
14 Oct. 1869
28 Sept. 1869
(md. Franklin Co.)
25 Nov. 1869
16 Dec. 1869
27 Jan. 1869
29 July 1869
18 Mar. 1869
10 July 1869
23 Dec. 1869

DESKINS, Adell
MARTIN (ALLEN), Mary E.
DURLAND, Ettie B.
BROCKMEIER, Fredericke E.
FAULK, Anna V.
VICKS, Lorensey D.
HOTTEL, Mary E.
RALSTIN, Elizabeth M.
FERGESON, Orlena
VALTERS, Mary
LINSLEY, Mary Averetta C.
BECK, Amelia

22 Sep. 1869
8 Apr. 1869
17 Nov. 1869
15 Nov. 1869
5 Aug. 1869
28 Sept. 1869
27 May 1869
14 Apr. 1869
5 Aug. 1869
8 June 1869
18 Apr. 1869
20 Apr. 1869

Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
H.H.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

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Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
H.H.
Rev.
Rev.

J.E. Bryan
Eliz. B. Danforth
J.E. Bryan
Richard Cordley
Howard, J.P.
Christian Haas
Jas. V. Gallagher
(or J.P.)
J.E. Bryan
B.F. Lewis
Frank M. Ellis
Christian Haas
Henry B. Belmer
Andrew Stout
E. DeVitt
Jas. Bryson
Howard, J.P.
John Bower
R.S. Harford
J.F. Morgan

�1869

OFFICIANT

BRIDEGROOM

BRIDE

DATE

HUTCHINSON, T.J.
JAMISO~, William W.
JEFFREYS, Hezekiah
JOHNSON, Jasper
JOURNEY, Thomas L.
KAT HERMAN , Michael
KEEFE, Edmond (Edmund)

BOWARD, Sarah
TENNEY, Nellie
HARRIS, Caroline
HARPER, Mary E.
HARRIS, Emma
HATNEY, Ellen
HUGHES (SHUSE), Sebrey Ann
(Sebury)
MORRIS, Mary E.
HAGUE, Sarah J.
HENRY, Isabella
LARSSON, C. Ullreka
FALWELL, Emma

21 June 1869
22 Apr. 1869
7 July 1869
13 June 1869
13 Mar. 1869
4 Feb. 1869
27 June 1869

Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.

Richard Cordley
Wm. A. Starrett
Dudley Lee
John S. Brown
LB. Orwig
John Bower
Anthony Kuhls

13 Apr. 1869
4 Apr. 1869
1 Aug. 1869
28 Nov. 1869
7 Apr. 1869

Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Jas.
B.H.

Jacob Markwood
Jas~ E. Bryan
Gabriel Gray
M. Hendry, P.J.
Muth, V.D.M.

KERNS, John H.
LERNE (LERUE), Charles
LEWIS, John
LGUNGBERG, P.J.
LICHENBERG, Moses
(LICHENBURG)
LISTON, Thomas J.
LITCHFIELD, James
LONG, Lewis S.
MACY, Horace
MADDOCK, Stephen
MADISON, Christ
MARGROVE, George W.
(MARGROVE)
MC CARTY, William R.
MC COACH, John
MC DOUGAL, Daniel
MC FARLAND, John
MC GREG, George
MESSER, Nathan F.
MILLER (SCHMILLER), Jos.
MILLER, Richard

ALEXANDER, Emma A.
FLORER, Melinda
HALL, Adda
YATES, Hattie
MACK, Nellie
NELSON, Botilda
POWEL, Julia A.

17 Jan 1869
24 Jan. 1869
18 Feb. 1869
3 June 1869
7 Mar. 1869
2S June, 1869
12 June 1869

Rev. G.G. Dearborn
Rev. John Bowen
R.W. Dummer, J.P.
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Chas. Pilla, J. P.
Rev. Henry B. Belmer
Rev. John S. Brown

TODHUNTER, Rachel J.
TAYLOR, Mary M.
BAKER, Emily
GALLAGHER, Eliza J.
DAVIS, Maria
ADAMS, Florence
RYDER (REITER), Mary
CARRIGAN, Mary A.

John M. (Mc)Cheej man , P.J.
E.G. Macy, J.P.
Rev. J.F. Morgan
Rev. Werter R. Davis
C.B. Rice, J.P.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. John Pichler
Rev. Wm.P. Mc Key

MOORE, Thomas
MYRICK, Lucian
NOYES, Merrit
OLNEY, Llullyn J.
PARKS, Joseph
PAYNE, Jefferson S.
PEASE, Allen L.
PEASLEE, Abraham

WINFREY, Jane
RIGGS, Louisa
MERRIMAN, Helen L.
UPSTILL, E. Louisa
DANIELS, Hannah
BULLOCK, Anna M.
VARD, Sophia M.
BARRICKLOW Julia

28 Oct. 1869
2S July 1869
7 Jan. 1869
28 Nov. 1869
7 Nov. 1869
4 Mar. 1869
8 Apr. 1869
12 Sept. 1869
(md. Leavenworth Co.)
9 June 1869
6 Oct. 1869
10 Oct. 1869
16 Dec. 1869
27 Sept. 1869
23 Feb. 1869
28 Jan. 1869
10 Mar. 1869
-73-

Chas. Chadwick, J. P.,
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. Eliz. B. Danforth
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Geo. S. Dearborn
Rev. John S. Brown
Rev. C.H. Lovejoy

�1869

BRIDEGROOt1

BRIDE

PECK, George S.
PERKINS, Frederick N.
PETERSON, Daniel
PICKEREL, Christian
PILLSBURY, Josiah H.
PITTS, Emery

HATTON, Lucinda
DAVIS, Rebecca
LINGRUN, Carrie
BAILEY, Lucretia M.
STEELE, Emma
MITCHELL, Emma T.

PLANZ~ Jacob
PLATT, John
PORTER, Stephen E.
POTTS, Geo. J.
POVELL, Nathan
PULVERMILLER, Conrad
RALSTON, Charles
~DELL, Thomas
RANSOM, Albert
REDINGTON, Patrick
REYNOLDS, John M.
RING, James M.
RISSE, John
RITZMAN, William
ROBSON, John
RUSSELL, Ezra R.
SALTER, Robert T.
SAMPLE, John B.
SANDRES, George W.
SAUNDERS, Abner M.
SCOTT, Charles C.
SEARL, Reuben S.
SEYMORE, Christopher

SIMINGTON, John
SINCLAIR, William T.
SKELTON, William T.
SLAGLE, Wm. H.
SMITH, Daniel E.
SMITH,James W.

DATE

11 Feb. 1869
18 Jan. 1869
8 Har. 1869
1 Feb. 1869
4 Nov. 1869
8 Aug. 1869
(md. Jefferson Co.)
STOEBENER, Mary
14 Jan. 1869
MC KINNEY, Mary A.
4 Hay 1869
FRARER, Alma M.
6 Nov. 1869
YATES, Mattie
13 June 1869
3 Hay 1869
CUSHENBURG, Fannie
4 Oct. 1869
HEINIS, Hulierteme
JACKSON, Evaline
22 Sept. 1869
5 July 1869
SMITH, Christine
31 Oct. 1869
O'CONNELL, Honora
MC KEEMAN, Mary
18 May 1869
TIPTON, Rebecca
24 Oct. 1869
HOWARD, Harriet
1 Apr. 1869
SCHAFFER, Ernestine
19 Sug. 1869
OSBORNE, Hattie E.
2 Dec. 1869
5 Jan. 1869
MOSSER, Ann Eliza
VICE, Nannie' H.
? Nov. 1869
YOUNG, Elisabeth
23 Mar. 1869
CURRY, Adelia J.
22 Aug. 1869
15 Apr. 1869
RODHAN, Elizabeth J.
PERCY, Hary A.
3 Nov. 1869
HIGHBY, Mary L.
7 Feb. 1869
24 Dec. 1869
HUNT, Hattie E.
5 May 1869
BANKS, Lucy R.
(license)
ELLIOTT, Isabella
25 Feb. 1869
(md. Leavenworth Co.)
SMITH, Frank L.
20 Oct. 1869
(ms. Shawnee Co.)ADDINGTON, Sarah J.
3 Hay 1869
POE, Elizabeth
27 Oct. 1869
WILLIAHS, Alice M.
28 Dec. 1869
JOHNSTON (JOHNSON), Sarah H.R. 25 Feb. 1869
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OFFICIANT
Rev. John B. Hc Cleery
Rev. Samuel Weeks
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Jas. H. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. Eliz. B. Danforth
Robert L. Gilbert, J.P.
Jas.
Rev.
Jas.
Rev.
H.H.
Jas.
Rev.
Jas.
Rev~

Rev.
Rev.
-REV.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Jas.

H. Hendry, P.J.
S. Veaver
H. Hendry, P.J.
Richard C6rdley
Howard, J.P.
H. Hendry, P.J.
Richard Cordley
M. Hendry, P.J.
Eliz. B. Danforth
John F. Cunningham
V.H. King
H.M. Hann (Hauo)
John Pichler
J.S. Griffing
G.S. Dearborn
J.H. Bonebrake
Wm. A. Starrett
James Bryson
Richard Cordley
H.G. Murch
Richard Cordley
H. Hendry, P.J.

Rev. D.H. Hickok
Rev. Vinfield Scott
Rev. James H. BaIlon
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. Ezra Johnson
Rev. 1. B. Orwig

�1869

BRIDEGROOf1
SMITH, Sanders
SMITH, WM. H.
SNIDER, Joseph G.
SNOOK, George E.
SOXMAN, Henry R.
SPRIGGS, James
SPROUL, James A.
STAUSS (STRAUSS), John
STEVENS, Henry M.
STEVENS, Tilman H.
STICKNEY, John
STOKES, Henry
STRODE, Isam
STROUP, Isaac W.
STURDY, Jonah
TAYLOR, Jack
THOMAS, Barclay
THOMPSON, Alfred
THORNTON, Joseph
TINGLE, Peter
TOBEY, Samuel O.
TOYNSENS, Jackson
URECH, Casper

VANDERPOOL, Thomas B.

BRIDE
MADDEN, Dorcus
NELSON, Jane R.
WEEKS, Mary B.
DAVIDSON, Martha J.
ROTHROCK, Elizabeth A.
WATTS, Fannie
HAYNE (HAYS) Matilda J.
WIERE, Charlotte L.M.
THOMPSON, Martha A.
RUE, Eva M.
HELM, Eliza J.
WADDLE, Mary E.
MARSHALL, Climelsa
McGEE, Mary M.
JONES, Pamelia
DEAN, Annie
RANDALL, Phebe
JENKINS, Mattie
MORTON, ?
HACKLEY, Elizabeth
FULLER, Augusta J.
WHITE, Mary
FRIEDLIN (FREIDLEIN)
Paulina
STEWART, Ada

DATE
9 May 1869
8 Mar. 1869
17 Nov. 1869
29 Apr. 1869
25 Mar. 1869
24 Aug. 1869
15 Apr. 1869
20 Dec. 1869
30 June 1869
30 Nov. 1869
27 May 1869
12 Jan 1869
25 Mar. 1869
14 Feb. 1869
14 Oct. 1869
29 Dec. 1869
21 Jan. 1869
21 Oct. 1869
20 Jan. 1869
25 Feb. 1869
9 Oct. 1869
11 Apr. 1869
5 May 1869

VARNUM, John G.
VAUX, J.J. (F.?)
WADE, William P.
WALKER, James F.
WARD, George M.
WARLUP, Peter
WELCH, Isaac
WHIPPLE, Frank B.
WICKS, John N.

RYAN, Anna R.
HATTEN Ruth
BRITT, H. Amelia
DORSEY, Lois H.
RINEHART, Elizabeth
GANDLEY, Annie
BAILEY, Anna S.
PERSELL, Sarah A.
DUFJIELD, Jennie

WILDMAN, John A.
WILLIAMS, Allen

HAMILTON, Josephine
RICHARDSON, Annie (Nancy)
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5 Nov. 1869
(md. Jefferson Co.)
17 Feb. 1869
7 Jan. 1869
28 Oct. 1869
27 Oct. 1869
? Nov. 1869
25 Oc t. - 1869
11 Nov. 1869
23 Sept. 1869
13 Mar. 1869
(License)
7 July 1869
5 May 1869

OFFICIANT
- Rev. Gabriel Gray
Geo. A., Banks, J. P.
Rev. Werter R. Davis
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. Peter Brubaker
Rev. J.N. Lee
Rev. Hector Barker
Rev. Carl F.W. Trepton
Rev. Henry M. Green
Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. E. Dewitt
Rev. Andrew Stout
Rev. T.W. Henderson
Chas. Pilla, J.P.
Chas. J. Lovejoy
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Richard Cordley
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev. Hector Barker
Geo. A. Banks, J.P.
Rev. H.G. Murch
Rev. Carl F.W. Treptow

Rev. Wm. P. McKey
Rev. Joseph Iliff
Chas. Pilla, J.P.
Rev. John K. Dunn
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Jas.

John F. Cunningham
R.L. Harford
R.L. Harford
M. Hendry, P.J.

Jas. M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. J. Wellington
Henderson

�BRIDEGROOM
WILSON, Josiah T.
WITHERELL, Justus
WOOD, Edwin W.
WOOD, Lewis O.
WOODWARD, David T.
YODER, Charles P.
YOUNG, George E.
YOUNG, James
YOUNG, James W.
YOUNG, John F.
ZUEHLKA, Charles

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1869

Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

ADAMS, Florence
ADDINGTON, Sarah J.
ALEXANDER, Emma A.
ANDERSON, Sarah E.
AUXIER, Nancey
BAILEY, Anna S.
BAILEY, Lucretia M.
BAILEY, Mary
BAKER, Emily
BANKS, Lucy R.
BARRICKLOW, Julia
BECK, Amelia
BEEBE (Bebee) Amelia
BLAKE, Louisa
BRANSON, Malinda
BRITT, H. Amelia
BROCKMEIER, Fredericke
BULLOCK, Anna M.
BURNS, Belle
BUTEL, Mary
CALDWELL, Anna
CALDWELL, Martha
CAMPBELL, Charlotte
CARRIGAN, Mary A.
CARRUTH, Lucie A.
CASE, Harriett
CHEVALIER, Eugenia
CLARK, Charity
COLE, Sarah Melissa
COOK, Elmina
COOLEY, Louisa J.
COTTENBERG, Maria
COVEY, Lourena
CRAIN, Elizabeth B.
CRUMLEY, Amanda J.
CURRY, Adelia J.

MESSER, Nathan F.
SKELTON, William T.
LISTON, Thomas J.
BEUREAU, Henry
ADAMS, Jabez
WELCH, Isaac
PICKEREL, Christian
DODDER, Silas
McDOUGAL, Daniel
SEYMORE, Christopher
PEASLEE, Abraham
IDJGHES, Peter W.
GRIESA, A.H.
BURGIN, William
GRAVES, Orin E.
WADE, William P.
HEALSIG, Radolph F.
PAYNE, Jefferson S.
DONAHUE, Peter
ARVIL, Marcisse
WITHERELL, Justus
DAVIS, William 0
DAVIS, Robert M.
MILLER, Richard
WOOD, Edwin W.
AUSTIN, Vernon D.
YOUNG, John F.
COLBERT, Anthony
GUM, Samuel H.
COMBS, Abner
FERRISS, Dewitt C.
BRINKMAN, August
ELDRIDGE, John
YOUNG, George E.
COOK, James
SAMPLE, John B.

CUSHENBURG, Fannie
DANIELS, Hannah
DAVIDSON, Martha J.
DAVIS, Maria
DAVIS, Rebecca
DAVIS, Sarah J.
DEAN, Annie
DEERING, H. Lizzie
DESKINS, Adell
DeWITT, Jane
DONNELLY, Bridget
DONOVAN, Ella
DORSEY, Lois H.
DUFFIELD, Jennie
DURLAND, Ettie B.
EDGINGTON, Almira
ELLIOTT, Isabella
FALWELL, Emma
FAULK, Anna V.
FERGESON, Orlena
FINNEY, Annie
FISK, Mary C.
FLORER, Melinda
FRAME, Julia A.
FRAME, S. Annie
FRARER, Alma M.
FREEMAN, Mary
FRIEDLIN, (Freidlein)
Paulina
FRITZEL, Sophia
FULLER, Augusta J.
FURGERSON, Tennessee
GABRIELLE, Harriette
GALLAGHER, Eliza J.
GALLAGHER, Sarah J.
GANDLEY, Annie

POWELL, Nathan
PARKS, Joseph
SNOOK, George E.
McGREG, George
PERKINS, Frederick N.
CLARK, Henry C.
TAYLOR, Jack
CUTTER, George
HALL, Thomas M.
WooDWORD, David T.
COLLINS, Thomas J.
WILSON, Josiah T.
WALKER, James F.
WICKS, John N.
HARDING, John H.
YOUNG, James
SIMINGTON, Jon
LICHENBERG, (Lichenburg) Moses
HECK, John H.
HICKS, Amos
FLORER, John N.
BROOKS, Henry M.
LITCHFIELD, James
BARRICKLOW, Henry
BARRICKLOW, George R.
PORTER, Stephen E.
BALDWIN, George A.

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URECH, Casper
CARLSON, Olaf
TOBEY, Samuel D.
BARKER, Daniel
EGE, William
McFARLAND, John
HALBERT, James M.
WARLUP, Peter

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1869

Bride

Groom

GARTH, Elizabeth
GERGUSON, Mattie D.
GERSTENBERGER, Anna
GILLILAND, Alice
GITMAN, Harriet
GOLDSTANDT, Sarah
GREAR, (Grier) Millie M.
GRIFFTH, Eveline
GRIFFTH, Louisa
GRONER, (Grover)Jannett E.
GRUNDEL, Anna
HACKLEY, Elizabeth
HAGUE, Sarah J.
HALL, Adda
HALL, Louisa
HALLER, Josephine
HALLMARK, Susan M.
HAMILTON, Josephine
HARPER, Mary E.
HARRIS, Caroline
HARRIS, Ehnna
HARRIS, Mary
HARROTI, Theresia
HATIEN, Ruth
HATTON, Lucinda
HAYES, Martha H.
HAYNE, (Hays) Matilda J.
HEINIS, Hulierteme
HELM, Eliza J.
HENRY, Isabella
HERSCHBEIN, Maria
HIGHBY, Mary L.
HOTIEL, Mary E.
HOWARD, Harriet
HOWARD, Sarah
HUGHES, (Shuse)Sebrey Ann
(Sebury)

YOUNG, James W.
FLAGLER, Phil, Jr.
BERTSCHINGER, Adolph
CAREY, W.M.
WOOD, Lewis O.
COHEN, Henry
FIELD, Lyman
7lJEHLKA, Charles
DAVIS, Ira
FRAZIER, Robert L.
FRITZ, Charles
TINGLE, Peter
LERNE (Lerue) Charles
LONG, Lewis S.
DEAN, Washington
BANDEL, William
CAYLOR, Peter H.
WILDMAN, John A.
JOHNSON, Jasper
JEFFREYS, Hezekiah
JOURNEY, Thomas L.
FORTNER, Elijah
FISCH, (Fisher) (Fishir)John
VAUX, J.J. (F?)
PECK, George S.
DERSHEM, John A.
SPROUL, James A.
PULVERMILLER, Conrad
STICKNEY, John
LEWIS, John
EPPLE, Christian
SCOTI, Charles C.
HELM, Andrew E.
RING, James M.
HUTCHINSON, T.J.
KEEFE, Edmond (Edmund)

Bride
HUGHS, Mary J.
HUNT, Hattie E.
HUNT, N. Augusta
HUNTER, Clara A.
JACKSON, Evaline
JENKINS, Hattie
JOHANNING, Eliz C.
JOHNSON, (Jenkins) Maria
JOHNSON, Minnie R.
JOHNSTON, (Johnson)
Sarah M.R.
JONES, Pamelia
KINCAID, Mary
LARSSON, C. Ullreka
LAUD, Ladorah B.
LAWRENCE, Ehnna (Mrs.)
LENZ, Martha
LINGRUN, Carrie
LINSLEY, Mary Averet ta C.
LOHR, Mattie E.
McGEE, Mary M.
McCLANAHAN, Martha
McKEEMAN, Mary
McKERNAN (Kernan) Rose
McKINNEY, Mary A.
MACK Nellie
MADDEN, Dorcus
MARSHALL, Climel ~
MARTIN, (Allen) Mary E.
MATNEY, Ellen
MEEK, Laura J.
MERRIMAN, Helen L.
MICHELL, Serilda B.
MITCHELL, Ehnna T.
MOAK, Ella
- MOORE, Hittie F.
MOORE, Julia A.

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Groom
DURHAM, John A.
SEARL, Reuben S.
CRAMER, Joseph A.
CHAPMAN, Josiah
RALSTON, Charles
THOMPSON, Alfred
HASS, Lewis
CRAIG, Green
BOWEN, Zadok C.(Zadack)
SMITH, James W.
STURDY, Jonah
CONELY, Thomas
LGUNGBERG, P. J •
BOWYER, Henry
EDWARDS, Francis L.
BRUEGGER, Christian
PETERSON, Daniel
HODGE, William H.
BATDORF, Samuel
STROUP, Isaac W.
DUNCAN, William
REDINGTON, Patrick
YODER, Charles P.
PLATI, John
MADDOCK, Stephen
SMITH, Sanders
STRODE, Isam
HAM, James 1.
KATHERMAN, Michael
GILMORE, WIn. J.
NOYES, Merrit
DEMPSEY, Michael
PITIS, Emery
CLOVER, Sutton, S.
GREEN, Thomas G.
CREWS, James R.

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1869
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

MORRIS, Mary Erastus
MORRIS, Mary E.
MORTON ?
MOSSER, Ann Eliza
NANCE, Paulina B.
NELSON, Botilda
NELSON, Jane R.
NORTON, Jennie E.
OBERLEITHNER, Anna
O'CONNELL, Honora
OSBORNE, Hattie E.
OWENS, Elisabeth Ann
PATTERSON, Ascenath
PATrY, Clara R.
PERCY, Mary A.
PERSELL, Sarah A.
POE, Elizabeth
POWEL, Julia A.

CHRISTIAN, Joseph W.
KERNS, John H.
THORNTON, Joseph
ROBSON, John
GEE, Jefferson
MADISON, Christ
SMITH, WIn. H.
COLE, Angie
EDER, Michel
RANSOM, Albert
RITZMAN, \Ulliam
FALWELL, WIn. R.
BARRICKLOW, H.V.D.
COREY, Daniel
SAUNDERS, Abner 101.
WHIPPLE, Frank B.
SLAGLE, WIn. H.
MARGROVE, George W.
(Margrove)
HENDRY, John W.
THOMAS, Barclay
BUCK, John
WILLIAMS, Allen
MYRICK, Lucian
WARD, George M.
SANDRES, George W.
BENEDICT, Mucius R.
SOXMAN, Henry R.
STEVENS, Tilman H.
VARNUM, John G.
MILLER, (Schmiller) Jos.
RISSE, John
BREKHEISEN, William
BROCK, Cornelius
RANDELL, Thomas
SINCLAIR, William T.

STEELE, Fnuna
STETS, Anna
STEWART, Ada
STITT, (Still) Rovia M.
STOEBENER, Mary
TAYLOR, Clara E.
TAYLOR, Mary M.
TENNEY, Nellie
THOMAN, Anna
THOMPSON, Martha A.
TIPTON, Rebecca
TODHUNTER, Rachel J.
TYSON, Lizzie G.
UMBARGER, Alice
UPSTILL, E. Louisa
VAUGHN, Martha N.
VICE, Nannie M.
VICKERS, Martha
VITT, Elizabeth
WADDLE, Mary E.
WALKER, Amanda
WALTERS, Mary
WARD, Sophia M.
WATTS, Fannie
WATTS, Mary
WEEKS, Mary B.
WHITCOMB, Cynthia
WHITE, Mary
WICKS, Lorensey D.
WIERE, Charlotte L.M.
WILKINSON, Mary F.
WILLIAMS, Alice M.
WILLIS, Mary 1.
WILLSON, Elizabeth
WINFREY, Jane
WOODRUM, Olive A.
YATES, Hattie
YATES, Mattie
YOUNG, Elizabeth

PILLSBURY, Josiah H.
TRAUGOTT, Gabriel
VANDERPOOL, Thomas B.
CLARK, Ezekiel
PLANZ, Jacob
BEACH, David C.
McCOACH, John
JAMISON, William W.
ENGELSMANN, William
STEVENS, Henry M.
REYNOLDS, John M.
McCARTY, William R.
DICKER, Alfred J.
CONANT, John \'1.
OLNEY, Llullyn J.
GRAHAM, Champ. H.
RUSSELL, Ezra R.
BRAGG, James M.
CHANDLER, Richard
STOKES, Henry
CLARKE, (Clark) Phillip
HINES, David P.
PEASE, Allen 1.
SPRIGGS, James
AUDINWOOD ,Simeon
SNIDER, Joseph G.
CONGER, Theron S.
TOWNS ENS , Jackson
HEINS, Henry
STAUSS (Strauss),John
EMERY, John L.
SMITH, Daniel E.
CRAMER, Conrad J.
BROWN, Levi
MOORE, Thomas
GOODSELL, John M.
MACY, Horace
POTTS, Geo. J.
SALTER, Robert T.

RALSTIN, Elizabeth M.
RANDALL, Phebe
REEL, Polly Jane
RICHARDSON, Annie (Nancy)
RIGGS, Louisa
RINEHART, Elizabeth
RODMAN, Elizabeth J.
ROSEBROOK, Harriet M.
ROTHROCK, Elizabeth A.
RUE, Eva M.
RYAN, Anna R.
RYDER, (Reiter) Mary"
SCHAFFER, Ernestine
SCHINDEL, Amilia
SIGGINS, Angeline
SMITH, Christine
SMITH, Frank 1.

Retyped by Janet Payne and Pauline Meyer
Brides alphabetized by Virginia Aldridge
(for this book)

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1870

i;'\

From Book 3 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room l4h, Law
and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas Compiled by Edna Welling, Vinan Clough, and Mary Jamison.
Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

Bridegroom

Bride

ALCORN, James M.
ALLEN, Charles B.
ALIEN, George O.
ANDERSON, Daniel W.
ANDERSON, Gustaft
ASSMAN, Joseph
BAIlEY, Isaiah N.
BALCH, Tenney
BATTERSON, Henry
BELL, Isaac
BENJAMIN, Nathan
BERRY, George W.
BIBERT, Frank J.
B1TZENHOFER, Frank
BLACK, Charles A.
BLUNT, Benjamin
BOOHER (BOOKER) ,WIn. o.
BOYCE" Jonathan T.
BRADIE.Y, Lewis
BROOKS, Jesse L
BRf'Ii!1., Robert A:
BROWN, William
BROWN, William
BRUCKMULIER, Otto
BULlJ.RD, Joseph
BIRMINGHAH , James
BURTRAND, Richard
BURLINGAME, M. J.
BURNS, Patrick
BlGRtil~ George D.
CAREY, George W.
CAVANESS, Charles

Rev. C. H. Lovejoy
2 Dec 1870
Rev. Richard Cordley
27 Mar 1870
Rev.W. A. Starrett
21 June 1870
Charles Pi11a,J. P.
3 Nov 1870 in Eudora, Is.
Owen
A. Bassett,P. J.
30 July 1870
James
M. Henclr;r,P.J.
27 Oct 1870
Elder
H. G. Murch
9 Nov 1870
GASKILL, Mary R.
James
M.
Hendry,P.J.
lRASON, Eugena
4 July 1870
James
M.
Hendry,P.J.
1 Oct 1870
PHENICIE, Army M.
Rev.
V.
M.
King
31 Dec 1870
WARD, Julia A.
Rev.
Walter
Oakley
24 Aug 1870 at Clinton, Ks.
ME.USSER, Elizabeth
,
Chas.Chadwick,J.
P.
7 Sept 1870
GHEEN, Matilda
James
M.
Hendry,P.
J.
31 Aug 1870
BAURIE, Catherine
Father
John
Pichler
9 June 1870 at Eudora, Ks.
SCHINDLER, Ade1gunda
Rev. I. T. Hull
2 Aug 1870
DUNBER, Marilda
Chas.Cbadwick,J.P.
26 NoV 1870
HOLLOWAY, Mary
Rev. J. E. Bryan
24 Feb 1870 at Prairie City, Ks.
CLARK, Mary B.
Rev.Henry
M. Greene
6 Nov 1870 at Big Spring, Ks.
FURS, Amanda
Rev.
Dudley
Lee
28 Dec 1870
WINnFIEID, Mary
Rev.
Jule
s
L.
Williams
13
Apr
1870,
married
Jefference
Co.
TURLEY, Nancy F.
James
M.
Hendry,P.J.
22
Feb
1870
.
Ks.
GRAHAM, Mary M.(or E.)
Rev. T. W. "Henderson
27 Nov 1870
MADDOX, Maria
Chas.Chadwick,J.P.
15 Dec 1870
SHIRIEY, Elizabeth
Chas. Chadwick,J. P.
SPARR, Augusta
9 Apr 1870
E. McKeY, J. P.
20 Oct 1870
LINDlEY, Enuna
Rev. J.F • Cunningham
MALONY, Catherine
9 Oct 1870
James M.Hendry,P.iJ.
1 Nov 1870
WILKINSON, Abbie
Rev.Wi1liam Sharman
15 Dec 1870
MC KINNEY, Mary A.
Rev.John F.Cunningham
20 Nov 1870
BRENNEN, Hanora
J. C. Hughes, J. P.
28 Dec 1870 in Franklin Co. Ks.
JACKSON, Eliza A.
Chas.Chadwick,J.P.
GILLILAND, Samantha R. 17 Nov 1870
Rev.R. L. Harford
24 Feb 1870 in Franklin Co. Ks.
WILLIAMS, Mary A.
SOt1rH, Elizabeth
BROWN, Emily F.
COLE, Josephine.
BENSON, MaI'T E.
NORDEEN, Karl
GUNTNER, Eliz8'

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CEDENBORG, N. H.
CELLAR, John
CRACKlEY, William
CHAPMAN, Edward
CHRISTENSEN, Andrew
CLARK, Hiriam N.
COlE, Wesley N.
COLEMAN, William
COLLINS, John A.
CONANT, John W.
CONROY, A. H.
COOK, David A.
COTTINGHAM, John
COULTEll~

C. L.

COVEY, Kezeld.ah
COWGILL, J. W.
CRAFT, William
CRAWFORD, Henry
CBOUGH,:· Patrick
CURlET, George
DAGNER, James. H.
DAVIS, Arthur G.
Dl\U$ON), O. F.
DELA~

Roderick
DEIElIAUl'fJ.'l, John
DELFS, John
DENEEN, Timot~
DEUBIE, John
DINNUN, John

DOOM, J. C.
DOREN, Peter
EATON, R. W.
EDGERTON, Charles
EDSON, L. H.
EDWARDS, John
GAINES (GAI~lS) ,Esquire ?
ESTES, JOM J.
·'EVANS, &lt;k1orge H.

Douglas County, Kansas Marriage ~cords-1810-Cont'd
Bride
Date &amp; Place other than Lawrence
ENGGUIST , Olivia
TANNER, Rebecoa J.
WADE, Mary J.
GOOS, Sarah
ELFSON, Greda
SHEPHERD
HOLBROOK, J.tyra E.
MOORE, Clara
OVERHOLSER, Martha J.
UMBARGER, Alice
FISHER, Jqd1a E.
THOI.fPSON, Jqdia Ann
KILCOIN, Mary
Me CALL, America
ELDRIDGK, Adeline
STILL, Marusha
CORDER, Harriet
WHEN, Mary
JE.AHEY(IEAKEY}, Mary
MOORE, Ellen
RICHARDS, Victoria A.
DAVIS, Martha P.
1100RE, Ada
LERLY (LEAHY), Julia
PURCELL, Ellen
BONE.;SS, Augusta
HEARD, Anna C.
HEINTZ, riagdalina
CONNOR, Mary
DEAN, Jennie
WALACE, Martha A.
VAN TRIES, Anna L.
HARRELL, Mary
THOMPSON, Emeline S.E.
BROWN, Rachel
MARVIN, Minerva
GRIFFITH, Eve line
HAFER, Susa

22 Dec 1870
15 Oct 1870
21 Aug 1870
18 Sept 1810
) May 1810
24 Feb 1810 in Franklin Co. Ks.
1 July 1870
2 Mar 1870
2) Oct 1810
19 Apr 1810 in Clinton, Ks.
8 Sept 1810
18 Sept 1810 at Big Springs, Ks.
21 Dec 1810
22 Sept 1810 at Lecompton, Is.
26 Feb 1870
6 Dec 1810 at Baldwin City, Ks.
14 Dec 1870
20 Apr 1810
1 Nov 1810
14 Feb 1810
4 Oct 1870
5 Apr 1810
l2 Apr 1870
8 May 1870
29 Jan
(License date)
7 June 1870 in Eudora, Ks.
4 Oct 1870
22 Nov 1870
9 Ju~
(License date)
29 Mar 1810 at Clinton, Ks.
19 Feb 1870
27 Dec 1810 at Baldwin City, Ks.
)0 Nov 1870 at Bloomington, Ks.
27 Jan 1870
4 July 1810
)0 Apr lB70
4 Aug 1810
22 Dec 1870 at Topeka, Is.

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Officiant
Rev. Henry B.Belmer
James M. Hendry,P.J.
Rev. Ezra Jolmaon
Rev. J. H. Ballon
Rev.Joseph Rahskopf
Rev. William Moore
Rev. Job W. Hague
Rev. R. B. Robison
E. McKee, J. P.
Rev. Walter Oakley
Chas.Chadwick, J. P.
Rev. W. G. Rs.vmond
Father J.F.Cunningham
Rev. Milton 11. Haun
Rev. J. F. Morgan
Rev. J. E. Bryson
Rev.Peter Brubaker
Rev. Thom.W.Henderson
James M.Hendr.Y,P.J.
Rev .Dudle y .Lee
Rev. Richard Ocr dley
Rev. James S.Grifting
Rev. C. H. Lovejoy
Rev.J.F.Cunningham
Rev. Christian Haas
E. McKee, J. P.
Chas.Chadwick, J.P.

Hev • Andre w Stout
James M. Hendry,P.J.

Re v.

V. M. King
Rev. Andrew Stout
Rev.John S. Brown
James M. Hendry,P.J.
Rev.Thos.W.Hander~on­

James H.Hendry~P.J.
Rev.W. O.Kitsinger,
(Kritsinger)

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Douglas Count1&gt; Kansas Marriage Reccr ds-1tl70-Cont I ~
Bride
Date &amp; Place othe~ than Lawrence

FARIS, Charles A.
FARRAR, Oliver P.
FINIEY, George
FINlEY, William
FLORAY, JOM
FOm'lARD, Ka!lt!:tein
FREDERICKSON, Anthony
GARDENER, David
GARVIN, Joseph S.
GILGES, Laban
GILLETT, Frank E.
GLENAN, Edward
QR:1f!DMI3T, _ William
GRAY, William W.
GUNTZ (GRUNTZ) ,Francis I.
HAD~Y, Charles F.
HAEBERLEIN, G. H. O.
HAl1ERT, Jom
HAi1ETT, Charlie
HAMI'fiLL, Robert E.

HARTTMAN , Moritz
HENNESY, Jom
HIART, Andrew M.
HICKS, James
HOLMES, Charles H.
HOLMES, David
HUBBERT, William H.
HUDDLESTOIl, Eli
HULL, I. T.
JAMES, Charles A.
JAY, Jom C.
JOm~SON, Charles
JOHNSON, John
JOHNSON, Washington
JOHNSON, William B.

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WALKER, Frances L.
CURRY, Lucy A.
HIGIEY, Rosie
mMZIG, Ma.r,y
SIPES, Jane
FARRAR, Kittura
LARSON, Anna
CLARK, Mary

MOORE, Sarah E.
HAGUE, Libbie A.
BROWN, Anna F.
CAVEGER, Jane
ROTHFarT, Christina
CLARK, Eliza E.
EIDRIDGE., Emma
CRONKHITE, Anabe11e S.
WYlER, Sophia
HAZOD (HARGOTT) ,Maria
(Mary)
WRINKIE, Po11ie
GALLAGHER, Sue M.
STACKFIETH, Ida
DUMMER, Elizabeth
SVINSDOTTER, Benedicta
WILLIAMS, Louisa
MARrIN, Mary
SMART, Caroline
CRITCHFIEID, Louisa
HAl'1MACK, Eliza B.
STICKEL, Angie
PEARSON, Rebecca E..
CRANE, Josephine
WARE, Charity
JOHNSON, Sophia
BROWN, Iqdia Ann
FITSHUE., Fannie

27 Jan 1810
1.5 Oct 1810
26 July 1810 at Baldwin City, Ks.
12 Sept 1810
19 July 1810 at Lecompton, Ks.
2 Oct 1810
1 Dec 1810
9 Feb 1810 at P~ra, Ks.
3 Nov 1810
1 Dec 1810 at Baldwin City, Ks.
1 June 1810
22 Feb 1810
1 July 1810
13 Oct 1810
22 Sept 1870
15 Sept 1870
1.5 Feb 1810
3 May 1810 at Eudora, Ks.

Rev.Andrew Parsons
E.. Me Kee, J. P.

Rev J. E. BryanJames M. Hendr,y,P.J.
Rev. l1. N. Haun
E. Mc Kee, J. P.
Rev.Henry B. Be L-ner
Rav. Chas. J.Lovejoy
Rav. J. C. Herron
Rev. J. E. Bryan
Rev. John S. Brown
Father J.F. Cunningham
James M.Hendry,P.J.
Rev. David G. Lett
James M. Hendry,P.J.
Rev. Frank H. Ellis
James H. Hendry,P.J.
Father JOM Pichler

18 Sept 1810
Ks.
James M.Hendr,y, P.J.
13 Oct 1810 at Willow Springs township Rev. J.E. Bryan
21 Mar 1870 at Deer Creek, Ks.
Rev Christian Berner
3 Feb 1810 at Lecompton, Ks.
Rav. A. A. Sellars
10 Jan 1870
Rev.Richard Cordley
31 July 1870
Rev. Hector Barker
24 Dec 1810
Rav. Dudley Lee
14 Dec 1810
Rev. Dudley Lee
21 Jan 1870
Rev. Martin Seiler
21 Jan 1870
Rev.James S.Griffing
20 July 1810 at Padinia,Brown, Co .Ks. Rev W. K. Marshall
30 Dec 1810
Rev. Joseph Iliff
6 Apr 1810
Rev. J .C.Herron
13 r1ar 1810
Rev.Thos.W·Hendarson
17 Jan 1810
Rev. A. W. Dahlsten
10 Nov 1810
Rev. Dudley Lee
21 Dec 1870
Rev. Dudley Lee

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Douglas County, Kana as Harriage Records-1870-Cont t d
Bride
Date &amp; Place other than Lawrence

JONSEN, Ivan Jom
KAUB, Joseph
KELLEY, Dr. J. M.
KNOX, Jordan
KUDER, Edwin,
LAt-IB, JOM E.
LASH, Alexander H.
LASTER, Allen
lEE, Thomas
LETCHER, Thomas
LIEBAN, William

ANDERSON, Louisa
STUDEBAKER, Hannah
MEDILL, C. N.
COLMAN, Ellen
NELSON, Jane Willett
LACKHEAD, Jessie
JENTRY, Jennetta
BERRY, Rachel
CLARK, Sarah H.
CREGG, Anna
DUIENSKE, Josephine

LINDQUIST, Oliver N.
WOAN, William
MADDEN, Richard A.
MARX, Joseph
liASON, Levi P.
MATTHEWS, William T.
MBSENHIMER, William
M!LII!;R, Lewis F.
HILLER, Nathan
MILlS, Levi M.
MULlEN, John W.
MYER, William V.
lo£ ELROY, William
M:: !LVArNE., J. J.
KJ KENZIE., Gabe
MJ WILLIAl'i.fS, Doc
NADELHOFFER, William
NELSON, Charles
NOLAN, Charles W.
NUl'TING, loie 1v1n
otNE:AL, Henr,y
OOLSON, Gustavus
PARCELS, John W.
PARSONS, William
PATTON, JOM F.
PETERSON, Lewis

LAUSSEN, Nellie
29 Oct 1870
CLARK, Margaret
28 Nov 1870
WILKINSON, Martha L.
l2 Nov 1810
KFJ,TERMAN, Mar,r
17 Nov 1870 in Eudora, Ks.
BJBINSON, Emelie H.
29 May 1810
FULTZ, Mary E.
11 Sept 1810
BOND, Cina
6 Mar 1810
HILLAOOSS, E,va F.
13 Oct 1870
CLARK, Eliza
13 Sept 1810
HARl', Mar.y E.
29 Sept 1810
THOMPSON, Carrie J 0
21 May 1870
KELLOGG, Mary E.
16 Sept 1810
DAVIS, Susan
14 Aug 1870
PECKli.AJ\f, Urana
7 MB3' 1810
ROGERS, Alvin
31 Jan 1870
HUNTER, Malinda
17 Apr 1810
MOSSER, Mary A.
10 Mar 1810
OLSON, Margrethe
4 Dec 1870
ORR, Mrs. Sophia
11 Feb 1810
PIERETT, Sarah J.
24 Mar 1610
BASS, Jennie
17 Apr 1670 in Brooklyn, Ks.
OULSON, Christina Louisa 4 Mar 1870
RESIGER, Maggie A.
8 Nov 1870
PHELPS, Rosie
11 Aug 1870
TErn, Mary J.
3 Mar 1870
ANDERSON, Margaret
24 Dec 1810

30 Aug 1870
, JWl8 1870
21 Dec 1810
10 Nov 1870
25 Apr 1870
21 Feb 1810
26 Mar 1870 (license date)
2 JWl8 1870
13 Feb 1810 at Perr.y, Ks.
4 Mar 1870
29 Aug 1870

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Officiant
Rev. H.B.Belmer
Rev.Peter Brubaker
Rev. D. 11. Moore
James M.Hendr,y,P.J.
James M. Hendry,P.J.
James M. Hendr,y,P.J.
Rev. Gabriel GrB3'
A. D. H~es, J.P.
Rev.R.B.Robison
Father Felix P.
Swembergh
Rev. HAIll7 B. Belmer
Rev. Dudley Lee
Rev.Henr,y B.Belmer
Fathe r Jom Pichler
Rev.' William Shannan
Chas Chadwick,J. P.
Silas Bond, J. P.
Rev H. D. Healey
Rev. Dudley Lee
E. Mc Kee, J. P.
Rev. R. L. Harford
Rev.El,der H.Aurber
Rev. Richard Cordlel"
James M.Handry,P. J.
Chas.Chadwick, J.P.
Rev.Dudley Lee
S.V. Mc Kelson (1)
Chas. Chadwick,J.P.
Rev.Robert L.Hartord
Rev.Frank M. Ellis
Rev. Dexter Tucker
Rev. H.B. Belmer
Rev.Henr,y B.Belmer
James M. Hendry,P.J.
Rev. Ezra Johnson
James M. Hendry,P.J.

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Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1870-C0nt I d
Bride
Date &amp; Place other than Lawrence

mmRSON, Srante Adolph
PHILLIPS, Daniel
PIERCE., Charles D.
PIERCE., Mortimer L.
PLOUGHE., Isaac S.
RABOURNE., John C.
RALSTON, Robert
RARIDON, Charles

REECE, Jesse C.
REED. Lemue 1 L.
RICHARf8OB. Cyrus
RIPlEY, J. D.
ROSSI, Andrew
RrfEi~ William F.
RUSSELL, William H.
SADLl!:R, George
SAYERS(SAwYER),Gardner G.
SCmUEDER, Henry
SERVICE., Peter W.
. SCHINDLER, Richard
SHOWALTER, Jacob
SHULTZ, F. W.
SKAGGS, Michael
SMAIES, Alfred
SUITH, E.R.
SIUTH, George
SMITH, James
SNYDER (SCHNEIDER),Joseph
SPHNCERI.. : John
STANTON, Albert L.
STEWAR1', Alexander
STlRELY, Danie 1
STOur, Amos
STUBBS, James
S urTER, Robert
SYKE;S, Henry

BERGl1AN, Augusta
OWEN, Mary J.
CHAMBERLAIN, Mary E.
SPICER, Lucinda
ELIAS, Margaret A.
MC COACH, Maggie
0000(1), Sarah Isabelle
(Isabell)
MARTIN, Phoebe J.
PETTIT, Ella
ROTHWELL, Sarah E.
ALIEN, Cela
ELLISON, Mattie
COSIEY, Belle
SCHULTZ, Elizabeth
TYLER, Mary G.

BASElUN, Louis a
BROWN, Frances
OWENS, Fanny
MARSHALL, Mollie
BRITTON, Margaretta
LA\-iRENCE, Ellen
P~L (roWL) ,Olivia
BROWN, Susan
w:ru;OXRN, Mary
CROUCH, Martha Iaabel
DEXIER (DREXLER) ,Mary
HARVEY, Catherine
WEIBEL, Mary

MASSEY, Eliza
HADlEY, Harriet M.
LOGAN, Maria
KRAFl', Caroline
WADSWORrH, Emma
LINSlEY, Maria L.
HAIE, Sarah L.
KELLY, Sarah

Officiant

6 Dec 1870

E. Me Kee,J. P.
)0 t1ar 1870 in Eudora, Ks.
Char~ 6 Pilla,J.P.
)0 Nov 1810
Rev. T. W.Greene
2 Apr 1810
Chas. Chadwick,J.P.
8 May- (Apr.1)1810 in Jefferson Co.Ks. Rev. S. Weaver
22 Sept 1870 at Clinton, Ka.
Rev. Andrew Stout
9 Apr 1810
Jesse McKenney,J.P.
15 Dec 1810 at Eudora, Ks.
10 Nov 1810
)0 Jan 1810
11 Oct 1870
7 Dec 1870
11 Oct 1870 at Kanwaka, Ks.
6 Mar 1810
24 Nov 1810 in Vinland, Ka.
I) Sept 1810 in Eudora, Ks.
)1 May 1810
1 Apr 1810
22 Nov 1810
28 Apr 1810 at Eudora, Ks.
1 June 1810 at Big Springs, Ks
20 Apr 1810 at Lecompton,Ks.
6 Jan 1810
11 Feb 1810
11 Mar.1870
11 Jan 1870 at Eudora, Ks.
10 Nov 1870
20 Jan 1870
4 Apr 1810
13 Sept 1870
7 Apr 1810
12 Sept 1870
14 Mar 1870
10 Feb 1870
16 Nov 1870
)0 Aug 1870

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Rev. W. L. Leak
Rev.J .C.Tetforo
Rev. Jules L.Wi11iams
Rev.T.W.Henderson
J ames Knight (?)
Felin P.Swembergh (1)
Hev .Frank M.Ellis
~v. V. M. King
Father John Pichler
Rev. Chas. stuart
Chas.Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. J. C. Herron
Father John Pichler
Rev. J.H.Bonebrake
Rev,J.H.Bonebrake
Rev. Ezra Johnson
James N. Hendry,P.J.
E.. Mc Gee, J.P.
Father John Pichler
Rev. J.C. Herron
Rev.ChristianBruegger
Rev. John K. Dunn
Rev.Benjamin Nicholso ....
Rev.Hector Barker
Chas .Chadl.,ick" J.P.
Chas.Chadwick, J.P.
Rev. R. L. Harford
Rev. J. C. Herron
Rev. H. K. Ruth

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Douglas County, Kana as Marriage RecordsT1870-C0nt' d
Bride
Date &amp; Place other than Lawrence

Officiant

TAPRIN, John
TATON, Augustine F.

OWENS, Mary
3 Sept 1870
. Chas. Chadwick,J.P.
BUSSARD, Frassine(Frazzine) 4 July 1810 at Lanesf1eld,Johnson.F. J. Wattron (1)
County, Kansas
TAYWR, Charles H.
Rev. Richard Ccr d1ey
BALDWIN, Jennie V.
1 JUly 1810
TbYWR, Edward A.
R@v.Henry M.Greene
GARRETT, Almeda Lee
6 Jan 1870 at Lecompton, Ks.
THOt1AS, James D., Jr.
Rev. S. W. Lloyd
DUNN, Julia A.
8 Mar 1870 at Baldwin City, Ks.
TH0l1PSON, C. O.
H. P. Shepard ('I)
DICKISON, Alice H.
24 Dec 1870 a.t Leavenworth, Ks.
Tor-mERLIN, Augustus
Rev. John Ingle
CLARK, Cena
27 Feb 1870 at Willow Springs, Ks.
TULlER, A. G.
Rev.Richard Cord1ey
WHITCRAFT, Nellie
31 Mar 1870
TURNER, Dr. Will E.
Rev. W. R. Davis
SNOW, Annie M.
10 Mar 1870 at Baldwin City, Ks.
TYSON, Jared
Rev. J ames S .Griffing
MILIER, Elizabeth
21 Jan 1870
VITT, Londolin
James M. Hendry,P.J.
DE.AY, A. Louise
S Sept 1870
WADKINS, Calib
Sl-UTH, Eliza
22 Apr 1870 (license date)
WALBAUR(N?), William
Rev. J. T. Hull
HAWKINS, Emma
17 Dec 1870
WALKER, Constantine C.
Rev. Felix P.SwenOGAN, Sarah
17 Apr 1870
bergh
WALKER, Lewis A.
COBERLY, Anna
2 Mar 1870 (license date)
(Jackson Co. Mo.)
(Shawnee Co. Ks.)
WALTERSDORF, Frederick
WITTENBERG, Rosa
2S July 1870 in Ridgewq Townahip,Ks. Joseph Law, J. P.
WARD, Lewis
JOHNSON, Endly
26 Sept 1870
Rev. Dudley Lee
WARREN, Edward C.
CHAPMAN, Clementine
10 Sept 1870
Rev.Frank M.E11is
WATKINS, Calib
SMITH, Eliza
13 Oct 1870
Rev. Dudley Lee
WATKINS, James
BEATY(IE) J Annie
22 Dec 1870
Rev. Frank M. Ellis
WIIEY, Elza
CRANE, Martha E.
10 Mar 1870
Rev. H. B.Belmer
WILIETT, C. G.
SCOUTON, Kate E.
21 Apr 1870 at Clinton, Ks.
Rev. Andrew stout
WILLIAMS, Jacob
MERRILL, Annie
29 June 1870
Chas.Chadwick, J.P.
WILLIMfS, Johnson
MOORE, Emaly
22 Dec 1870
Rev. Gabrie 1 Gray
WILLIAMS, Richard F.
T01iJID, Mary A.
2S Sept 1870 at Williams Town, Ks.
John B. Mc Clurg (1)
WOODARD, J. W.
f.lICHAEL, Thurza
S Apr 1870
James M. Hendry,P. J.
WINTER, Robert
NIXON, Lucy R. A.
3 Nov 1870
Rev.John K. Dwm
Fo110wins is an alphabetical listing of the brides:

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Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

ALIEN, Cela
ANDERSON, Louisa
ANDERSON, Margaret
BALDWIN, Jennie V.

RICHARDSON, Cyrus
JONSEN, Ivan John
PETERSON J Lewis
TAYLOR, Charles H.

BASEHAN, Louisa
BASS, Jennie
BAURLE, Catherine
BEATY (IE), Annie

SADLER, George
O'NEAL, Henry
BIBERT, Frank J.
WATKINS, Jame s

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Alphabetical listing of the brides from
Groom .

BENSON, Mary K.
BERRY, Rachel
BOND, Ciba:
BONESS, Augusta
BRENNEN, Hanora
BRITTON, Margaretta
BROWN, Anna F.
BROWN, Emily F.
BROWN, Frances
BROWN, Iqdia Ann
BROWN, Rache 1
BROWN, Susan
BUSSARD,Frassine(Frazzine)
CAVEGER, Jane
CHATo.ffiERLAIN, Mary E.
CHAPMAN, Clementine
CLARK, Cena
CLARK, Eliza
CLARK, Eliza E.
CLARK, f1argaret
CLARK, Mary
CLARK, Mary B.
CLARK, Sarah A.
COBERLY, Arma
COIE, Josephine
COLHAN, Ellen
CONNOR, Mary
CORDER, Harriet
COSLEY, Belle
CRANR, Josephine
CRANI!.~, Martha E.
CREGG, Anna
CRITCHFIEID, Louisa
CRONKHITE, Annabelle S.
CROUCH, Martha Isabel
CURRY, Lucy A.
DAVIS, Martha P.
DAVIS, Susan

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Bride

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Records, Douglas County, Ks. (Cont'd)
Groom

DEAN, Jennie
ANDERSON, Daniel W.
DEAY, A. Louisa
LASTER, Allen
MESE.NHIMER, William
DICKINSON, Alice H.
DREXlliR (DEXLER), Mary
DELFS, John
BURNS, Patrick
DULENSKE, Josephine
SCHINDLER, Richard
DUHHER, Elizabeth
DUNBAR, Marilda
GILIETT, Frank E.
DUNN, Julia A.
ALIEN, Charles B.
SAWYER(SAYERS), Gardner G. ELDRIDGE, Adeline
JOHNSON, Washington
ELDRIDGE, Emma
EDVlARDS , John
ELFSON, Grada
SKAGGS, Michael
ELIAS, Uargaret A.
ELLISON, Mattie
TATON, Augustine F.
ENOGUIST, Olivia
GIENAN, Edward
FARRAR, Kittllra
PIERCE, Charles D.
FISHER, Lydia E.
WARREN, Edward C.
FITSHUE, Fannie
TOHBERLIN, Augustus
r-nLIER, Nathan
FULTZ, Mal"J E.
GRAY, William W.
FURS, Amanda
GALLAGHER, Sue M.
LOGAN, William
GARRETT, Almeda Lee
GARDENER, David
BOOHER(BOOKER?),William O. GASKILL, Mary R.
GILLIJ..AND, Smanatha R.
LEE, Thomas
WALKER, Lewis A.
GQSS, Sarah
ALIEn, George O.
GRAHAI1, Mary M. (E.)
GREEN, Matilda
KNOX, Jordan
DINNUN, John
GRIFFITH, Eveline
CRlIFT, William
GUNTNER, Eliza
ROSSI, Andrew
HADLEY, Harriet M.
JAY, John C.
HAFER, Susa
WIlEY, Elza
HAGUE, Libbie A.
LETCHER, Thomas
HALE, Sarah L.
HAMMACK, Eliza· B.
HUBBERT, William H.
HARGOTT(HAZOD),Maria(Mary)
HADLEY, Charles F.
HARRELL, Mary
SMITH, E. R.
HART, Mary E.
FARRAR, Oliver P.
HARVEY, Ca.therine
DAVIS, Arthur G.
MC ELROY, William
HAWKINS, Emma

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DOm·I, J. C.
VITT, Londolin
THOHPSON, C. o.
Sl1I'rH, George
LIEBAN, William
HENNESY, John
BLACK, Charles A.
THor-lAS, James D., Jr.
COVEY, He ze kiah
GUNTZ (GRUNTZ),Francis I.
CHRISTENSE;N, Andrew
PLOUGHE, Isaac S.
RIPLEY, J. D.
CEDENBORG, N. H.
FOID'IARD, Marllttain
CONROY, A. H.
JOHNSON, Williall B.
MATTHEWS, William T.
BOYCE, Jonathan T.
HAl1MILL, Robert E.
TAYLOR, Edward A.
BAIlEY, Isiah N.
CAREY, George W.
CHAPMAN, Edward
BROWN, Robert A.
BERRY, George W.,
ESTE8, John J.
AS.311AN, Joseph
STANTON, Albert L.
EVANS, George H.
GlLelES, Laban
SUTTlt~R, Robert
HUDDIESTON, Eli
HAHERT , John
EDGERTOn, Charles
MILLS, Levi: M.
SMITH, James
WALBAUR(N?), William

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Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1870 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks.(Cont'd).
Groom
Bride
Groom

HEARD, Anna C.
HEINTZ, Magdalina
HIGlEY, Rosie
HILLAOOSS, Eva F.
HOLBROOK, Myra E.
HOLLOWAY, Mary
HUNTER, Malinda
IRASON, Eugena
JACKSON, Eliza A.
JENTRY, Jennetta
JOHNSON, Emily
JOHNSON, Sophia
KANZIG, Mary
KELIE RI1AN, Mary
KELLOGG, Mary E.
KELLY, Sarah
KILCOIN, l1ary
KRAFI', Caroline
LACKHEAD, Jessie
LARSON, Anna
IEAHl!:Y, Mary
IEAHY(IE RLY} , Julia
LAUSSEN, Nellie
LINSLEY, Maria L.
LAWRENCE, Ellen
LINDLEY, Enuna
LOGAN, Maria
MADDOX, Maria
MALONY, Catherine
r1ARSHALL, Mollie
MARTIN, Mary
MARTIN, Phoebe J.
MARVIN, Minerva
HASSEY, Eliza
MEDILL, C. N.
MERRILL, Annie

DENEEN, Timothy
DEUBLE, John
FINLEY, George
MILlER, Lelds F.
COLE, Wes ley N.
BLUllT, Benjamin
MC WILLIAt,iS, Doc
BALCH, Tenney
BYERLY, George D.
LASK, Alexander H.
WARD, Lewis
JOHNSON, John
FINlEY, William
MARX, Joseph
MYER, Willian. V.
SYKES, Henry
CarTINGHAM, John
STIRELY, Daniel
wm, John E.
FREDRICKSON, Anthony
CROUGH, Patrick
DELAHUNTY, Roderick
LINDQUIST, Oliver N.
STUBBS , James
SHOWALTER, Jacob
BULLARD, Joseph
STEWART, Alexander
BRmm, Willi8!1l
BIRrlINGHAI.'1, James
SERVICE, Peter W.
HOLMES, Charles H.
RARIDON, Charles
GAINE {GAINS), Esquire?
SPENCER, John
KELLEY, Dr. J. M.
WILLIAMS, Jacob

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MEUSSER, Elizabeth
mCHAEL, Thurza
MILIER, Elizabeth
MOORE, Ada
MOORE, CLARA
l-iOORE, Emaly
MOORE, Sarah E..
MOSSER, Mary A.
Me CALL, America
MC COACH, Maggie
MC KINNEY, Mary A.
NELSON, Jane Willett
NIXON, Lucy R. A.
NORDEEN, Kari
OGAN, Sarah
OLSON, Margrethe
ORR, Sophia Mrs.
OSGOOD, Sarah Isabell
OUlSON, Christina Louisa
OVERHOlSER, Martha J.
(WEN, Mary J.
o\-lENS, Fanny
CWENS, MAltY'
PEARSON, Rebecca E.
FECKHAl1, Urana
PETTIT, Ella
PHELPS, Rosie
PHENICm, Army M.
PmRETT, Sarah J.
PC1dEL (PaWL), Olivia
PURCELL, Ellen
RESIGER, Haggie A.
RICHARDS, Victoria A.
ROBINSON, Emelie H.
ROGERS, Alvin
ROTHFOTT, Christina

BENJAllIN, Nathan
WOODARD, J. W.
TYSON, Jared
DAVISON, O. F.
COlEMAN" William
WILLIAl'1S, Johnson
GARVIN, Joseph S.
NADELHOFFER, William
COULTER, C. L.
RABOURNE, John C.
BURLINGAt1E, M. J.
KUDER, Eawin
WINTER, Rdbert
ANDERSON
WALKER" Constantine C.
NELSON, Charles
NOLAN" Charles W.
R.AISTON" Robert
OULSON, Gustavus
COWNS, John A.
PHILLIPS" Danie 1
SCHNIEDER, Henry
TAPRIN" John
JAl1ES, Charles A.
Me ILVAINE, J. J.
REECE, Jesse C.
PARSONS, William
BATTERSON, Henry
NUTTING, Melvin
SHULTZ, F. W.
DELAHAUNTY" John
PARCELS, John W.
DAGl1&amp;R, James H.
MASON, Levi P.
Me KENZIE, Gabe
GRANDt1AN, William

�Bride

Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1870 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks.(Cont'd).
Groom
Bride
Groom

ROTHWELL, Sarah E.
SCHINDIER, Adelgunda
SCHULTZ, Elizabeth
SCOUNTON, Kate E..
SHEPHE:RD, E.liza J.
SHIRlEY, Elizabeth
SIPES, Jane
SMART, Caroline
SMITH, Eliza'
SNOW, Annie M.
SOUTH, Elizabeth.
SPARR, Augusta
. SPICER, Lucinda
STACKFLKTH, Ida
STICKEL, Angie
STILL, Marusha
STUDEBAKER, Harmah
SVINSDOTTER, Benedicta
TANNER, Rebecca J.
TEFFl', Mary J.
THOMPSON, Carrie J.
THOMPSON, Emeline S. E.
THOMPSON, Lydia

REED, Lemuel L.

TODD, Mary A.
TURlEY, Nancy F.
TYlER, Mary G.
mmARGER, Alice
VAN TRIES, Anna L.
WADE, Mary J.
WADSWORrH, Emma
WALACE, Martha A.
WALKER, Frances L.
WARD, Julia A.
WARE, Charity
WEIBEL, Mary
WHITCRAFr, Ne llie
WILCOXEN, Mary
wrWNSON, Abbie
WILKINSON, Martha L.
WILLIAMS, Louis a
WILLIANS, Mary A.
WINDFIELD, Mary
WITTENBERG, Ros a

BITZENHOFER, Frank
RUFERT, William F.
WILlETT, C. G.
CLARK, Hiriam N.
BROO'N, William
FLORAY , John
HOLMES, David
WATKINS, Calib
Turner, Dr. Will E.
ALCORN, James M.
BRUCHMULLER, Otto
PIERCE, Mortimer L.
HARTTMAN , Moritz

HULL, I. T.
COWGILL, J. W.
KAUB, Joseph
HIART, Andrew M.
CELLAR, John
PATTON, John F.
l1ULLEN, John W.
EDSON, L. H.
COOK, David A.

WREN, Mary
WRINKIE, Pollie
WYlER, Sophia

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WILLIAMS, Richard F.
BROOKS, Jesse L.
RUSSELL, William H.
CONANT, John W.
EATON, R. W.
CHACKlEY, William
STOUT, Amos
DOREN, Peter
FARIS, Charles A.
BELL, Isaac
JOHNSON, Charles
SNYDER(SCHNEIDER),Joseph
TULIER, A. G.
SMALES, At.rred
BURl'RAND, Richard
MADDEN, Richard A.
Hicks, James
CAVANESS, Charles
BRADIEY, Lewis
WALTERSDORF, Frederick
CRAWFORD, Henry
HAME'.TT, Charlie
HAEBERLEIN, G. H. O.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-187l
From Book 3 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room l44,Law '
and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

ANDERSON, Andrew
ANDERSON, John
ALEXANDER, Smith
ALLAN, Gavin
ALMQUIST, Peter

ANDERSON, Bettie
ANDERSON, Jennie C.
WINTHROP, Lucy A.
JESSY, Hannah
CHALMAN (SHELMAN),
Matilda L.
STODDARD, Libbie(y)
Lacrosse, WI
PRINCE, Catherine
MORSE, Adda

16 Jan 1871
18 Sep 1871
11 Dec ,1871
3 May 1871

Rev. Frank M. Ellis
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Rev. Frank M. Ellis

5 June 1871
17 Oct 1871

H.B.Belmer, M.G.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.

29 June 1871
6 Mar 1871

Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Rev. John K. Dunn

PETERSON, Matilda
Junction City, KS
FAGER, Mary M.
TERRY, Mary E.
CREE, Ella
Kansas City, MO
METSKER, Lucinda
SMITH, Irene A.
MILNER (MILLNER),
Florence A.
LITTLEFIELD, Rowenna E.
Douglas Co., KS
VANCIL, Rachel C.
METSKER, Sarah J.
CUMMINGS, Lydia
EWING, Ell en
BElL, Harriet
SHEILDS, Margaret
Ottawa, KS
RUSSELL, Mary E.
REED, Egganorcis
Leavenworth Co., KS
WILLIS, Barbary

3 Aug 1871

James M. Hendry, P.J.

1 Feb 1871
15 Aug 1871
29 Aug 1871

H. R. Muth, M.G.
Rev. Frank M. Ellis
R. L. Harford, M.G.

28 Sept 1871
19 Feb 1871

E. D. Ladd, J.P.
Rev. Frank M. Ellis

27 Mar 1871
1 May 1871

J. T. Hull, Rev.
. Werter R. Davis, M.G.

APPLEBY, Adelbert
St. George, KS
ARTHUR, Josephus
BAILEY, Henry C.
Lincoln Co., KS
BAINE, Thomas
Junction City, KS
BANKER, John T.
BARNES, Wm. C.
BAXTER, Edward H.
Kansas City, MO
BELL, Albert
BELL, John F.
BIGGS, Lewis C.
BOND, Daniel P.
Lynn Co., KS
BOND, Thomas
BOWERS, Albert
BRANNAN, Archie T.
BROOKS, James
BROWN, Charles E.
BROWN, John
Douglas Co., KS
BROWN, Octavious W.
BROWN, Will iam
Leavenworth Co., KS
BUCKNER, George

30 Apr 1871 - Clinton, KS
19 Mar 1871
8 Jan 1871
21 Sept 1871
16 Aug 1871
12 Mar 1871

Andrew Stout, M.G.
Silas Bond, J.P.
Rev. J. T. Hull
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Rev. John H. Brown
James M. Hendry, P.J.

25 Oct 1871
24 Dec 1871 - Leavenworth, KS

Rev. Albert M. Richardson
Ezra Hubbel, M.G.

2 Apr 1871

Chas. Chadwick, J.P.

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Bridegroom
BUFFER, G. John
BUNTON, John E.
BURGOON, John
BUSE, Henry J.
BUSSELL, Benjamin
BYRD, Milton
CANNEDY, Ezekiel
Jeff Co., KS
CARR, Will iam
CARSON (COSLER), John W.
CARTER, Robert
CAUCH, Elija H.
Shawnee Co., KS
CHADWICK, Frank J.
CHOLLAR, Byron E.
Leavenworth, KS
CLEMENT, Will iam S.
Holton, KS
COCKLIN, Charles M.
COFFIN, John W.
Wayne Co., IN
COGSWELL, Fre d A.
Leavenworth, KS
COLE, Henry W.
COPLEY, Henry W.
COX, William
CREEKS, Andrew
Hancock Co., IL
DAVENPORT, Cary A.
Leavenworth Co., KS
DAVIDSON, William S.
DEAL, John W.
DEAN, Ge org e
Kans. City, KS
DEMING, Charles G.
Edwardsville, KS

Bride
SELZER, Kristine
WATKINS, Eliza Ann
MITCHELL, Amanda J.
WEISE(WIESE-WISE),
Antoniethe B.
HAMLIN, Emma L.
NEPUR(NIPPER), Martha
WARD, Mary J.
Jeff Co., KS
HEMING (HEMMINGS),
Lizzie C.
BATES, Azubah (Aguba)
CREW, Mary Emma
. TWIST, Mattie E.
New York
SAMPSON, Julia F.
STEVENIN, Laure Celina
Douglas Co., KS
WALKER, Palina

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

8 Dec 1871
16 May 1871
11 Jan 1871

James M. Hendry, F.J.
Rev. Frank M. Ellis
James M. Hendry,

21 Apr 1871
31 Oct 1871
5 Mar 1871
19 Aug .1871

Rev. William A. Starrett
Rev. Frank M. Ellis
H. H. Howard, J.P.
James M. Hendry, P.J.

23 Oct. 1871
1 Feb. 1871 - Clinton, KS
9 Mar 1871
9 Sept 1871

Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
N.S.

22 June 1871
12 Sept 1871 - Douglas Co., KS

N. S. Sage, M.G.
Werter R. Davis, M.G.

23 Jan 1871

Chas. Chadwick, J.P.

REED, Margaret Ann
WILSON, All ie L.

9 Mar 1871
4 Nov. 1871

Robt. L. Harford, M.G.
H. W. Conley, M.G.

BLACKER, Maria A.eV.)
Leavenworth, KS
LAWRENCE, Ella F.
Leavenworth Co., KS
MALONE, Emma
FADDEN, Amanda
GOOD, Ella
Jeff. Co., KS
DUN, Rachel A.
Leavenworth Co., KS
GLENN, El izabeth J •
KIRKPATRICK, Mattie
FITSPATRICK, Sarah

15 Oct. 1871

R. L.

30 Aug 1871 - Burr Oak, Leavenworth
Co., KS
25 Aug 1871
11 June 1871
25 Dec 1871 - Jeff. Co., KS

Thomas H. Vail, Bishop

19 Dec 1871

James M. Hendry, P.J.

23 Sept 1871
7 Dec 1871
4 July 1871

B. F. Lewis, M.G.
H. W. Conley, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.

WARD, Esther A.
Topeka, KS

25 June 1871 - License only

James M. Hendry, P.J.

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William A. Starrett
Walter Oakley
William A. Starrett
Sage, M.G •

Harfo~d,

M.G.

David Shuck, M.G.
James H. Carruth, M.G.
John W. Davis, J.P.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRiAGE RECORDS-1871-Cont'd
Bridegroom

Bride

Date

EDWARDS, Frank (Francis L.)
ELLIS, Frank M.
ESTES, Joshua P.
FALING (FAILING), George
Ottawa, KS
FARRAR, George H.
Elkhorn, WI
FITSUE (FITSURE/FITZUE),
Rolan
FLEER, Frederick

EDWARDS, Belle
ELDRIDGE, Josie Po
STANFIELD, Mary J.
FAGAN, Sarah

7 Feb 1871
5 Sept 1871
30 Oct 1871
3 Apr 1871

James M. Hendry, P.J.
Joseph K. Barry (?)
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. Frank M. Ellis

Bell, Jennie A.

27 Sept 1871

Rev. John S. Brown

TOLLSON, Adda (Ada)

25 Feb 1871

Dudley Lee, M. G.

ZERBEY (SERBEY),
Barbara (Barbery)
ULRICH, Susan
MONTAGUE, Mrs. Rebecca
JACOBS, Sadie
PHELPS, Mary O.
BAILEY, Anna
WALLACE, Lizzie
Clinton, KS
GRAY, Mary
Osage Co., KS
MARPLE, Mary F.
SKILES, Ura A.
Coshocton Co., OH
FRAZIER, Esther
WARD, Annie
Osage Co., KS
ALEXANDER, Harriett
DENNY, Mary M.
SANDERS, Sarah J.
STAPLES, Maybell
ANDERSON; Catherine
MARLEY, Pamelia E.
GOULD, Sarah
REYNOLDS, Dora J.
ROWE, Jane
SERGENT, Lillie M.

17 Feb 1871

Rev. Joseph Rahskopf

FLORY, Wesley
FOOTE, Russell N.
FORTNEY, Peter
FRANKLIN, Benjamin
GALLION, Presley H.
GARDNER, Enos M.
Twinmound, KS
GOSS, Walter
GILSON, Simeon
GORDON, Uriah
GRASSTEPHEN (AN), Francois
GREEN, James
Douglas Co.
GREEN, Pitt
GRIGGS, Walter S.
HALE, Edward H.
HARDING ,ugh G.
HARRELL, John
HARRIS, George A.
HASTIE, Robert
HATHAWAY, Marion
HAYMAN, William R.
HEBARD, James P.
Lincoln, NE
HENDERSON, George W.

CLAY, Jennie

&amp;

Place i f other than Lawrence

5 Feb 1871
15 Feb 1871
8 Mar 1871
6 Nov 1871
1 Jan 1871
4 July 1871 - Clinton

Officiant

Rev. John Bower
T. W. Greene, M.G.
Rev. Walter Oakley
D. G. Letts, M.G.
John Bower., M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.

29 Nov 1871 - Douglas Co.

Rev. Orin A. Chapman

22 Mar 1871
20 Feb 1871

Richard Cordley, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.

19 Jan 1871
3 July 1871 - Marion (?)

J ame sM. Hendry, P.J.
John O. Sullivan, J.P.

24 Jan 1871
6 Oct 1871
20 Sept 1871
22 Jan 1871
2 Aug 1871
26 Sept 1871
8 Feb 1871
30 Nov 1871
20 Oct 1871
2 Nov 1871

Dudley Lee, Rev.
Henry B. Belmer, M.G.
Charles M. Sears, J.P.
Dexter Tucker, Rev.
D. M. Moore, Rev.
V.(?) M. King, M.G.
Wm. H. Reece, M.G.
Werter R. Davis, M.G.
John K. Dunn, Rev.
D. M. Moore, Rev.

15 Jan 1871

Frank M. Ellis, Rev.

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Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

HENDERSON, John H.

EVANS, Rachel E.
Jeff. Co., KS
SWEENEY (SWENEY),
Catherine
HERRINGTON, Maggie U.
BARRICKLOW, Annie
Baldwin City, KS
FAREY, Sophia
RAYMING, Henrietta
COKER, El izabeth
Douglas Co., KS
MC GEE, Nancy
Douglas Co., KS
SHULTZeS), Emily
KNIGHT, Susan M.(Sarah)
ANDERSON, Annie L.
MATHER, Frank J.
HUGHES, Emma
WALTON, Heeta (Hetta)

20 Aug 1871

D.G.Lett, M.G.

13 Aug 1871
6 Nov 1871
13 July 1871

John F. Cunningham, Priest
R. L. Harford, M. G.
Werter R. Davis, M.G.

4 July 1871
20 Aug 1871
18 May 1871

N. S. Sage, M.G.
Charles Haas, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.

2 Apr 1871 - Eudora, KS

Charles Pilla, J.P.

23 Apr 1871 - Big Spgs., KS
21 Mar 1871
29 Apr 1871
31 Jan 1871
7 Dec 1871
12 Mar 1871

Rev. T. L. Cartwright
Richard Cordley, M.G.
D. M. Moore, Rev.
Richard Cordley, Rev.
H. W. Conley, M.G.
S. T. Barnes, Rev.

HENEY, Henry
HENRY, John M.
HETHERINGTON, Charles M.
Parker, KS
HIGGENS, Albert
HILBERT, George C.
HILL, Paul H.
Bloomington, KS
HILLIARD, John B.
Miami Co., KS
HILLIGOSS, Sandford H.
HINSHAW, Elwood
HOLT, Charles
HOWARD, Frank
HOYBINE, Daniel E.
HUDSON, Elisha
Jefferson Co., KS
HUGHES, Jesse
INGLE, John
IJAMS, Daniel W.
JACKSON, Andrew
JACOBS, John
Osage Co., KS
JAMES, Christopher C.
JANES, Andrew
JENNINGS, Henry H.
JOHNSON, W. G.
JONES, William T.
KEELER, Henry
KELLENMAN, Louis
KELLEY, John
KILLINGER, John
Jeff. Co., KS
KINGSBURY, John T.
Humboldt, KS

RAMSEY, Delia
MEAD, Jul ina
NACE, Jennie H.
MC KEE, Mary A.
BANKS, Sarah J.
Dg. Co., KS
SMITH, Matilda
SONART, Lucinda
MC KEE, Hester A.
MOSSER, Diana
MORLEY, Mary M.
ECCLESTON, Susan R.
WOLF, Catherine
STONE, Mary M.
BALTZ, Katharina

24 Jan 1871
5 July 1871
5 July 1871
17 Sept 1871
15 May 1871

Hector Barker, Rev.
H. K. Muth, Rev.
H. D. Healey, Rev.
H. W. Conley, M.G.
John W. Jolly (7)

12 Apr 1871
11 Nov 1871
9 Jan 1871
22 Jan 1871
30 Mar 1871
30 Oct 1871
16 May 1871 - Eudora, KS
7 Sept 1871
15 Nov 1871

James M. Hend.ry, P.J.
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
S. T. Barnes, Rev.
Wm. H. Steck, Rev.
J. E. Bryan, Rev.
Richard Cordley, Rev.
John pichler, Priest
Silas Bond, J.P.
Carl F. W. Treptow, M.G.

ADAMS, Annie G.

15 Feb 1871

John K. Dunn, Rev.

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Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

KINTZLER, Jacob
KNIPP, Christian
KNOLL, Balthaser
KRETSINGER, Daniel L.
Jefferson Co., KS
LAMBDIN, Joshua T.
Eldorado, Butler Co., :g;
LANE, Michael
LARSON, Olaf
LAURENT, Martin J.

HEYNEN, Frederidie
RHODIE, Jane
DEWITT(E), Flora
BRASS, Sue E.
Dg. Co.
PETRIE, Lavina (Davina)
Dg. Co., KS
PETTY, Elizabeth
SWENSON, Johanna
PETIT, Annette

24
13
24
18

James M. Hendry, Prob J
H. B. Belmer, M.G.
Carl Fred Wilk Trepton, Rev.
George A. Irwin (1)

LAWRENCE, Samuel D.
Doug. Co., KS
LAYER, James M.
LEE, Henry
LEWIS, Artimas H.
LINDSEY, James
Springhill, KS
LONG, Nathaniel
LOSEY, Thomas J.

SPILLMAN, Martha J.
Cumberland Co., IL
SPENCER, Ellen M.
JACKSON, Malinda
REED, Sarah E.
KERNS, Lizz ie
Baldwin City, KS
MARSHALL, Sarah
SWEVERLEY (SNEVELY),
Belle
ING ESON, Anna C.
PARKER, Martha E.
WORTHEY (WORTHY),
Nancy M.
PARKS, Julia A.
EVANS, Saluda F.

28 Mar 1871
22 Dec 1871
17 Aug 1871

Silas Bond, J.P.
W. L. Leak, M.G.
J. H. Bonebrake, M. G.

LANGE, Julia E. C.

1 Jan 1871

MAUNKHOUSE, Elizabeth
Luzerne Co., PA
SPUR, Mary P.

19 Sept 1871

Frank M. Ellis, Past.
Bapt. Ch.
James M. Hendry, P. J.

25 May 1871

James M. Hendry, P.J.

LYON, Lucius D.
MARCH, MarquisL.
MARCKLE, William D.
MARTIN, James A.
MC CLANAHAN, Charles
MC CULLOUGH (MC CULLAH),
John
MC DONALD, Edward
Osage Co., KS
MC GINLEY, Nelson D.
Eudora, KS
MELTON, Daniel W.
MERTIN (MIRTIN),Frederick
MILLER, Calvin S.
Montgomery Co, KS

Sept 1871
Nov 1871
Jan 1871
May 1871

9 Oct 1871

A. M. Richardson, Rev.

16 May 1871
16 Dec 1871
23 Feb 1871
27 Dec 1871

James M. Hendry, P.J.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Rev. Felix P. Swembergh,
Cath. Priest
James M. Hendry, P.J.

23
28
19
27

Rev. James Bryson
T. W. Henderson, M.G.
S. T. Barnes, Rev.
D. A. Perrin, Rev.

Mar 1871
June 1871
Mar 1871
June 1871

1 Jan 1871

James E. Hilkey, M. G.

4 July 1871
23 Sept 1871
22 Nov 1871

J. C. Kirkman (1)
R. L. Harford, M.G.
Frank M. Ellis, Rev.

JONES, Nannie E.
11 May 1871
SMITH, Mary
12 Jan 1871
OWEN, Sylvia (Silva) A. 2 July 1871

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Job Robinson, M.G.
H. B. Belmer, Rev.
R. L. Harford, M.G.

,~J

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-187l-cont'd.
Bridegroom
MILLER, Charles
MINOR, Preston
MUMFORD, John
NOWELS, Stephen
OLSSON, Augustus
PALMER, Edward S.
Burl ingame, Osage Co. ,KS
PARRY, John
PERRY, George W.
Jeff Co., KS
PETERSON, Andrew
PETERSON, Peter
PETERSON, Peter J.
PETERSON, Sandy
PHENICIE, John W.
Reno, KS
PHILLIPS, John
Topeka, KS
PLANT, Thomas H. (A.)
PLATTS, Wesley E.
PLOUGHE, N. T. (F.)
PRENDERGAST, J. F.
PRICE, Emanuel
PROVOST, Lawrence K.
Osage Co, KS
RICHARDS, Charles
Chicago, IL
RITZINGER, Michael
REED, John A.
Jefferson Co., KS
REYNOLDS, Gabriel
ROBERTSlN, J. W.
ROUSELAUX, J. E., Dr.
RUEDIGER, Theodore H.
RUSSELL, Stephen
SAMSEL, George W.
SANDERS, . Harman
SAUM, Randolph F.

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

FISHPAW, Mary
25 Oct 1871
BUCKLEY(R), Louisa
3 Aug 1871
DILLIARD(DILLARD), Cora 14 Dec 1871
HILL, Al ice
18 July 1871
ERCSON, Christina
9 Mar 1871
ISHAM, Emily
21 Oct 1871

Officiant
James M. Hendry, P.J.
T.W.Henderson, M.G.
T.W.Henderson, M.G.
S. T. Barnes, Rev.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
N. S. Sage, M.G.

EVANS, Elizabeth
ACKERMAN, Angeline

3 JUne 1871
15 Oct 1871

John K. Dunn, Rev.
Reuben Macomber, M.G.

PETERSON, Sophia
PERSON, Nell ie
f'ETERSON, Mary
SIMPSON, Millie
A~LINGHAM, Emma E.
Reno, KS
COLLIER, Annie
Topeka, KS
STEWART, Anna M.
WYATT, Fanny S.
KELLOGG, Cornelia
DUGGAN, Delia (Dellia)
SMITH, Sarah Jane
HAGER, Martha
Decatur, oIL
EMERY, Josie L.

6 May 1871
12 Dec 1871
31 May 1871
30 Apr 1871
29 Nov 1871

William A. Starrett, Rev.
Henry B. Be1mer, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
E. G. Macy, J.P.
Charles Chadwick, J.P.

7 Nov 1871

James M. Hendry, P. J.

20 Dec 1871
9 Feb 1871
23 Feb 1871 - Shawnee Co., KS
23 Apr 1871
27 Apr 1871
21 Sept 1871- Douglas Co., KS

Richard Cord1ey, Rev.
Frank M. Ellis, Rev.
John Mack (1)
John F. Cunningham, Rev.
John K. Dunn, Rev.
J. F. Morgan, M.G.

29 June 1871

James G. Roberts, M.G.

20 Feb 1871
3 Aug 1871

James M. Hendry, P.J.
S. T. Barnes, Rev.

SCHWEITZER, Ellen
MERIDETH, Margaret
DOug. Co., KS
SMITH, Samantha C.
BOWKU, Tinnie 1.
ROBERTS, Louise
POEHLER,Bertha M.
SHAUGHNESEY, Mary Ellen
WRIGHT, Sarah
MA TNEY, Nancy
TALBERT, Mary

2 Apr 1871
2 May 1871
12 July 1871
10 Oct 1871
3 Jan 1871
1 July 1871
15 Oct 1871
21 May 1871

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E. McKee, J. P.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
John K. Dunn, Rev.
Richard Cord1ey, Rev.
John F. Cunningham, Priest
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
John Bower, M.G.
Charles F. Saum, J.B.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1871-cont'd.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

SAVAGE, William H.
KC, MO
SCHANBERGER, Joseph
Eudora, KS
SCHANBERGER:(SHALBERGER),
Joseph
SCHOTT, John Frederick
SEABROOK, Thomas
Philadelphia, PA
SECHRIST, Jacob
Shawnee Co., KS
SHAW, Will iam F.
Dg. Co.
SHEACH, John
SHUCK, David
STEELE, Amzi J.
STEVEN S, J. W.
STEPHENS, Thomas
Baldwin City, KS
STEVESON, James A.
Osage Co., KS
STICHER (STRICHER), John
Henry - Leroy, Coffey Co.,
SMITH, Franklin
SMITH, George W.
Lecompton, KS
SMITH, James
SMITH, Wilford A.
SMITH, Wm. H.
SMITH, William H.
SNYDER, Henry

ELDRIDGE, Eva L.

1 June 1871

Frank M. Ellis, Rev.

SUTTON, James M.
Franklin Co., KS
TABOR, Rufus K.
Marion Co., KS
TAFT, Reuben Eo
Jeff. Co., KS

26 Jan 1871 - license date, not
ADER, carol ine
marriage record
Eudora, KS
John Pichler, Priest
16 May 1871 - Eudora, KS
CALLAMAN (KELLERMANN)
Louisa (Aloisa)
Chas Haas, M.G.
HEINEN, Mary
17 Oct 1871
Werter
R. Davis, M.G.
16
May
1871
Baldwin
City,
KS
ADAMS, Sophia J.
Baldwin City, KS
Albert R. Greene, M.G.
12 Nov 1871 - Dg. Co., KS
BEDGOOD, Adda
Dg. Co., KS
R. Macomber, M.G.
LESLEE (LESSLIE/LESLIE), 15 Mar 1871
Maggie E.- Jefferson Co
Frank M. Ellis, Rev.
ALBERY, Lizza (ie)
29 Oct 1871
H. D. Healey, Rev.
FITTON, Fannie E.
21 June 1871
Andrew Stout, M.G.
PIERSON, Ellen A.
5 Jan 1871 - Bloomington
James M. Hendry, P.J.
WAYMIRE, Harriet A.
5 Apr 1871
Werter R. Davis, M.G.
CLARK, Mira
21 Mar 1871
Blackjack, KS
MC KENNEY, Elizabeth E. 24 Sept 1871 - Tecumseh, Shawnee Co. Walter Oakley, Rev.
Doug. Co., KS
KS
John T. Cunningham, Priest
DULINSKEY, Kate (Katy) 11 Sept 1871
KS
D. H. Johnston (1)
20 Oct 1871
SELLS, Mary J.
H. D. Healey, M.G.
17 May 1871
TIPTON, Frances
Anderson Co., KS
Moses T. Weir, M. G.
21 Sept 1871
OLDHAM, Mary
P. M. Lewis, M.G.
16
July
1871
STAINES, Emeline
Samuel T. Barnes, Rev.
2 Aug 1871
BLEVENGE, Clarenda
J. H. BaIlon, Clergy
19 Jan 1871
GUEST, Hattie V. S.
Francis S. McCabe, Rev.
1 Mar 1871 - Topeka, KS
PURDY, Mary C.
Jefferson Co., KS
Ezra Johnson, M.G.
1 Oct. 1871 - Jeff. Co., KS
GODFREY, Martha Jane
Jeff. Co., KS
N. S. Sage, M.G.
15 June 1871
GLEASON, Lucy E.
Dg. Co.
John W. Davis, J.P.
19 Dec 1871 - Jeff. Co., KS
ROBERTS, Ida E.
Jeff. Co., KS

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1871-cont'd
Bridegroom
TEHAN, Patrick
THOMPSON, James L.
THOMPSON, Nelson
THRUBUR, Lyman R.
TITTERINGTON, Milton
TOPPING, James R.
TORBERT, John B.
Humboldt, KS
ULRICKSON, Paul
VENTIONER, George W.
Jeff. Co., KS
VERNON, John E.
Lecompton, KS
VINCENT, Charles G. (S.)
VOHS, Peter
WALTON, Benjamin
WATTS, John C.
WAYMIRE, Hugh
WELLS, Willie F.
New York City
WELLSDORF, Charles F.
Medina, KS
WEST, Charles L.
WEYBRIGHT, Daniel P.
Dg. Co.
WEYERMULLER, Henry
WHIPPLE, Morillo M.
WILLIAMS, George B.
WILLIAMS, James (L) (M)
Howard Co., KS
WILLIAMS, Jessee
WILLIAMS, Lorenzo D.
WILLITS, William
WILSON, Charles
WINSTON, Isaac
WOODS, James
YATES, Able (Abel)
Dg. Co., KS

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

HART, Katie C.
18 June 1871
DONOVAN, Lydia L.
20 Sept 1871
HAZELRIG, Sarah
25 Feb 1871
TUSSEY, Blanche
24 May 1871
BARKER, Ellen S."
25 May 1871
COLMAN, Mary H.
1 Jan 1871
ELDRIDGE, Mary A.
29 Mar 1871
Dg.
16 Dec 1871
BENGTSON, Anna M.
CRUMMET, Abigail
16 Dec 1871
Jeff. Co., KS
11 July 1871
WHALEY, E. Rosa
Athens Co., OH
27 June 1871
PECKHAM, Emily C.
2 Feb 1871 - Eudora, KS
ETER, Caroline
14 Sept 1871
BOOSE, Louisa
COLIER, Fannie
3 Jan 1871
ADOLPH, Maggie
7 Dec 1871
DUPRIE (DUPUE),Mollie E.30 Mar 1871
Patterson, NJ"
4 May 1871 - Jefferson Co., KS
GROSLAND, Mary E.
New Philadelphia, OH
21 Nov 1871
SHOUP, Lucinda
16 May 1871 - Franklin Co., KS
KOUB, Susan
Frankl in Co., KS
10 Sept 1871
WILTEMANNE, Augusta
11 Feb 1871
ADAMS, Celestia A.
1 Apr 1871
RIGGS, Minerva F.
12 Sept 1871
MARTIN, Annie
Dg. Co., KS
28 Mar 1871
LIPSKINS (LIPSCULL),
Cora
13 Oct 1871
COKER, Rebecca
31 Dec 1871
NORTON, Al ice B.
22 June 1871
SUTTER, Mattie
5 June 1871
LOGAN, Hanna (Lunina)
Sept 1871
19
HAYDEN, Melvina
June
1871
6
ALLEN, Harriet
Howard Co., KS
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Officiant
Felix P. Swembergh, Priest
Werter R. Davis, M.G.
Charles Chadwick, J.P.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
A. M. Richardson, Rev.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
H. B. Belmer, M.G.
H. W. Conley, M.G.
J. H. Bonebrake, M. G.
R. L. Harford, M.G.
John Pichler, Rev.
Moses T. Weir, M.G.
R. L. Harford, M.G.
Jame s M. Hendry, P.J.
R. L. Harford, M.G.

I

I

I.

S. Weaver, M.G.
E. G. Macy, J.P.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
JamesM. Hendry, P.J.
Alber M. Richardson, Rev.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
Walter Oakley, Rev.
T. W. Henderson, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
J. C. Herron, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
T. W. Henderson, M.G.
E. G. Macy, J.P.

�Bride

Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1871 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS
Groom
Bride
Groom

ACKERMAN., Angel ine
ADAMS, Annie G.
ADAMS, Sophia J.
ADER, Caroline
ADOLPH, Magg ie
ALBERY, Lizza (Lizzie)
ALEXANDER, Harriett
ALLEN, Harriet
ALLINGHAM, Emma E.
ANDERSON, Annie L.
ANDERSON, Bettie
ANDERSON, Catherine
ANDERSON, Jennie C.
APUR, Mary P.
BAILEY, Anna
BALLON, Lusina
BALTZ, Katharina
BARKER,Ellen S.
BATES, Azubah (Aguba)
BEDGOOD, Adda
BELL, Jennie A.
BELL, Harriet
BENGTSON, Anna M.
BLACKER, Maria_
BLEVENGE, Clarenda
BOOSE, Louisa
BOWKER, Tinnie I.
BRASS, Sue E.
BRECHEISEN (BRAKEHIZER),
Sophia
BUCKLEY (R), Louisa
CHALMAN (SHELMAN),
Matilda L.
CLARK, Mira
CLAY, Jennie
COKER, Elizabeth
COKER, Rebecca
CO LIER, Fann ie
COLLIER, Annie

PERRY, George W.
KINGSBURY, John T.
SEABROOK, Thomas
SCHANBERGER, Joseph
WAYMIRE, Hugh
SHEACH, John
GREEN, Pitt
YATES, Able (Abel)
PHENICIE, John W.
HOLT, Charles
ANDERSON, Andrew
HARRELL, John
ANDERSON, John
MC GINLEY, Nelson D.
GALLION, Presley H.
SHAW, Winslow
KILLINGER, John
TITTERINGTON, Milton
CORSON (COSLER), John W.
SECHRIST, Jacob
FARRAR, George H.
BROWN, Charles E.
ULRICKSON, Paul
COGSWELL, Fred A.
SMITH, Wm. H.
WALTON, Benjamin
ROBERTSON, J. W.
KRETSINGER, Daniel L.
SCHINDEL, Henry
MINOR, Preston
ALMQUIST, Peter
STEPHENS, Thomas
HENDERSON, George W.
HILL, Paul H.
WILLIAMS, Lorenzo D.
WATTS, John C.
PHILLIPS, John W.
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COLMAN, Mary H.
CREE, Ella
CREW, Mary Emma
CRUMMET, Abigail
CUMMINGS, Lydia
DENNY, Mary M.
DEWITT (E), Flora
DILLIARD (DILLARD), Cora
DONOVAN, Lydia L.
DUGGAN, Delia (Dellia)
DULINSKEY, Kate (Katy)
DUN, Rachel A.
DUPRIE (DUPREE) Mollie E.
ECCLESTON, Susan R.
EDWARDS, Belle
ELDRIDGE, Eva L.
ELDRIDGE, Josie P.
ELDRIDGE, Mary A.
EMERY, Josie L.
ERCSON, Christina
ETER, Carol ine
EVANS, Elizabeth
EVANS, Rachel E.
EVANS, Saluda F.
EWING, Ellen
FADDEN, Amanda
FAGAN, Sarah
FAGER, Mary M.
FAREY, Sophia
FISHPAW, Mary
FITSPATRICK, Sarah
FITTON, Fannie E.
FRAZIER, Esther
GLEASON, Lucy E.
GLENN, Elizabeth J.
GODFREY, Martha Jane
GOOD, Ella
GOULD, Sarah

TOPPING, James R.
BAXTER, Edward H.
CARTER, Robert
VENTIONER, George W.
BRANNAN, Archie T.
GRIGGS, Walter S.
KNOLL, Balthaser
MUMFORD, John
THOMPSON, James L.
PRENDERGAST, J. F.
STICHER (STRICHER),
John Henry
DAVENPORT, Cary A.
WELLS, Willia
KEELER, Henry
EDWARDS, Frank (Francis) L.
SAVAGE, William H.
ELLIS, Frank M.
TORBERT, John B.
RICHARDS, Charles
OLSSON, Augustus
VOHS, Peter
PARRY, John
HENDERSON, John H.
MC CLANAHAN, Charles
BROOKS, James
COX, William
FALING (FAILING), George
BANKER, John T.
HIGGENS, Albert
MILLER, Charles
DEAN, George
SHUCK, David
GRASSTEPHEN (AN) Francais
TABER, Rufus K.
DAVIDSON, William S.
SUTTON, James M.
CREEKS, Andrew
HASTIE, Robert

�Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1871 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (contld)
Bride

Groom

GRAY, Mary
GOSS, Walter
GROSLAND, Mary E.
WELLSDORF, Charles F.
GUEST, Hattie V.S.
SMITH, William H.
HAGER, Martha
PROVOST, Lawrence K.
HAMLIN, Errnna L.
BUSSELL, Benjamin
HART, Ka t ie C.
TEHAN, Patrick
HA YDEN, Melvina
WOODS, James
HAZELRIG, Sarah
THOMPSON, Nelson
HEINEN, Mary
SCHOTT, John Frederick
HEMING (HENNINGS), Lizzie C.CARR, William
HERRINGTON, Maggie V.
HENRY, John M.
HILL, Al ice
NOWELS, Stephen
HUGHES, Emma
HOYBINE, Daniel E.
HEYNEN, Frederikie
HINTZLER, Jacob
INGESON, Anna C.
LYON, Lucius D.
ISHAM, Emily
PALMER, Edward S.
JACKSON, Malinda
LEE, Henry
JACOBS, Ladie
FORTNEY, Peter R.
JESSY, Hannah
ALLAN, Gavin
JONES, Nannie E.
MELTON, . Daniel W.
CALLAMAN (KELLERMANN),
SCHAUBERGER (SHALBERGER),
Louisa (Aloisa)
Joseph
KELLOGG, Cornelia
PLOUGHE, N. T. (F)
KERNS, Lizzie
LINDSEY, James
KIRKPATRICK, Mattie
DEAL, John W.
KNIGHT, Susan M. (Sarah)
HINSHAW, Elwood
KOUB, Susan
WEYBRIGHT, Daniel P.
LANGE, Julia E. C.
MC CULLOUGH (MC CULLAH) ,
John
LAWRENCE, Ella F.
COLE, Henry W.
LESLEE (LESSLIE/LESLIE),
SHAW, Will iam F.
Maggie
LIPSKINS (LIPSCULL), Cora
WILLIAMS, Jessee
LITTLEFIELD, Rowenna E.
BOND, Daniel P.
LOGAN, Hanna (Lunina)
WINSTON, Isase
MACAULEY, Hattie C.
SARGENT, Charles E.
MALONE, Errnna
COPLEY, Henry W.
MARLEY, Mary M.
JONES, Will iam T.
HARRIS, George A.
MARBY, Pamelia E.
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Bride

Groom

MARPLE, Mary F.
MARSHALL, Sarah
MAR TIN, Ann ie
MARTIN, Lavina E.
MATHER, Frank J.
MATNEY, Nancy
MAUNKHOUSE, Elizabeth
MC GEE, Nancy
MC KEE, Hester A.
MC KEE, Mary A.
MC KENNEY, El izabeth E.
MEAD, J ul ina
MERIDETH, Margaret
METSKER, Lucinda
METSKER, Sarah J.
MIlNER (MILlNER),
Florence A.
MITCHELL, Amanda J.
MONTAGUE, Mrs. Rebecca
MORSE, Adda
MOSSER, Diana
NACE, Jennie H.
NEPUR (NIPPER), Martha
NORTON, Al ice B.
OLDHAM, Mary
OWEN, Slyvia (Silva) A.
PARKER, Martha E.
PARKS, Jul ia A.
PECKHAM, Emily C.
PERSON, Nellie
PETERSON, Mary
PETEHSON, Natilda
PETERSON, Sophia
PETIT, Annette
PETTY, Elizabeth
PHELPS, Hary O.
PIERSON, Ellen A.
POElILER, Bertha H.
PRINCE, Ca therine

GILSON, Simeon
LONG, Nathaniel
WILLIAMS, James (L) M.
STEVENS, Henry E.
HOWARD, Frank
SANDERS, Harman
MC DONALD, Edward
HILLIARD, John B.
JENNINGS, Henry H.
JACKSON, Andrew
STEVESON, James A.
INGLE, John
REED, John A.
BELL, Albert
BOWERS, Albert
BIGGS, Lewis C.
BURGOON, John
FOOTE, Russell N.
BAILEY, Henry C.
JOHNSON, W. G.
IJAMS, Daniel W.
BYRD, Milton
WILLITS, William
SMITH , James
MILLER, Calvin S.
MARCH, Marquis R.
MARTIN, James A.
VINCENT, Charles G. (S.)
PETERSON, Peter
PETERSON, Peter J.
13AINES, Thomas
I'ETEH. SON, Andrew
LAURENT, Hartin J.
LANE, Hichael
FRANKLIN, llenjamin
STEELE, Arnz i J.
RUEDIGES, Theodore H.
ARTHUR, Josephus

l.

�Bride

Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1871 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd)
Groom
Groom
Bride

PURDY, Mary C.
RAMSEY, Del ia
RAYMING, Henrietta
REED, Egganorcis
REED, Margaret Ann
REED, Sarah E.
PETRIE, Lavina (Davina)
SHAUGHNESEY, Mary Ellen
REYNOLDS, Dora J.
RHO DIE , Jane
RIGGS, Minerva F.
ROBERTS, Ida E.
ROBERTS, Louise
ROWE, Jane
RUSSELL, Mary E.
SAMPSON, Julia F.
SANDERS, Sarah J.
SCHWEITZER, Ellen
SELLS, Mary J.
SELZER, Kristine
SERGENT, Lillie M.
SHEILDS, Margaret
SHOUP, Lucinda
SHULTZ (S), Emily
SIMPSON, Millie
SINFIELD, Lottie
SKILES, Ura A.
SMART, Lucinda
SMITH, Irene A.
SMITH, Mary
SMITH, Matilda
SMITH, Samantha C.
SMITH, Sarah Jane
SPENCER, Ellen M.
SPILLMAN, Martha J.
STAINES, Emeline
STANFIELD, Mary J.
STAPLES, Maybell

Snyder, Henry
HUGHES, Jesse
HILBERT, George C.
BROWN, William
COCKLIN, Charles M.
LEWIS, Artiman H.
LAMB DIN, Joshua T.
RUSSELL, Stephen
HATHAWAY, Marion
KNIPP, Christian
WILLIAMS, George
TAFT, Reuben E.
ROUSELAUX, Dr. J. E.
HAYMAN, William R.
BROWN, Octav.ious W.
CHADWICK, Frank J.
HALE, Edward H.
RITZINGER, Michael
SMITH, Frankl in
BUFFER, G. John
HEBARD, James P.
BROWN, John
WEST, Charles L.
HILLIGOSS, Sandford H.
PETERSON, Sandy
ANDERSON, Charles W.
GORDON, Uriah
JANES, Andrew
BELL, John F.
MERTIN (MURTIN) ,
Frederick
JAMES, Christopher C.
REYNOLDS, Gabriel
PRICE, Emanuel
LAYU, James M.
LAWRENCE, Samuel D.
SMITH, Wilford A.
ESTES, Joshua P.
HARDING, Hugh G.

Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton
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STODDARD, Libbie(y) M.
APPLEBY, Adelbert A.
STONE, Mary M.
KELLEY, John
STEVEN IN , Laure Celina
CHOLLAR, Byron E.
STEWART, Anna M.
PLANT, Thomas H. (A.)
SUTTER, Mattie
WILSON, Charles
SWEENEY (SWENEY),
HENEY, Henry
Catherine
SWENSON, Johanna
LARSON, Olaf
SWEVERLEY (SNEVELY),Belle lDSEY, Thomas J.
TALBERT, Mary
SAUM, Randolph F.
TERRY, Mary E.
BARNES, Wm. C.
TIPTON, France s
SMITH, George W.
TOLLSON, Adda (Ada)
FITSUE (FITSUN/FITZUE),
Rolan
TUSSEY, Blanche
THURB UR, Lyman R.
TWIST, Mattie E.
COUCH, Eliza H.
ULRICH, Susan
FlDRY, Wesley
VANCIL, Rachel C.
BOND, Thomas
WALKER, Palina
CLEMENT, William S.
WALLACE, Lizzie
GARDNER, Enos M.
HUDSON, E1 ish a
WALTON, Heetta (Hetta)
GREEN, J ame s
WARD, Annie
WARD, Esther A.
DEMING, Charles G.
WARD, Mary J.
CANNEDY, Ezekiel
BUNTON, John E.
WATKINS, Eliza Ann
WAYMIRE, Harriet A.
STEVEN S, J. W.
WEISE (WIESE/WISE),
BUSE, Henry J.
Antonuthe B.
WEYERMULLER, Henry
WIETEMANNA, Augusta
BUCKNER, George
WILLIS, Barbary
WILLISON, Allie L.
COFFIN, John W.
ALEXANDER, Smith
WINTHROP, Lucy A.
KELLERMAN, Louis
WOLF, Catherine
WORTHEY (WORTHY), Nancy M. MARCKLE, William D.
SAMSEL, George W.
WRIGHT, Sarah
PLATTS, Wesley E.
WYATT, Fanny S.
FLEER, Frederick
ZUBEY (SERBEY), Barbara
(Barberry)

�DOUGLAS COUNTY . KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS-1872
From Books 3 and 4 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144,
Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiles by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough
Bridegroom
AHLSTROM, Charles
ALBAUGH, Theodore F.
ANDERSON, Charlie
Frankl in Co, KS.
ANTON, Frederick
ARTHUR, Napoleon B.
Kankakee Co., Ill.
BARBER, Oliver P.
BARE, J.C.
BARKLEY, Felix E.
BARNHART, Josiah
Frankl in Co., KS
BARRICKLOW, Sanford C.
BENCHARD, Joseph
BENNETT, Levi W.
Jefferson Co., KS
BERGE, James Harvey
Dg .Co., KS
BERGMAN, August
BERTENSHAW, Charles H.
Topeka, KS
BIGGS, Warren P.
BLACKER, Wilson T.
Jefferson Co., KS
BOYD, James
BRAILSFORD, Will iam D.
Leavenworth Co., KS
BRISTOL, Alonzo B.
BUCHANAN, Riegy
BURBANK, Henry G.
Dg. Co., KS
BURNS, Dennis

Officiant

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

BANKS, Hannah
LONGFELLOW, Sarah E.
WATTS, Greta Lisa
Dg.Co., KS
JOHNSON, Catherine
DIX, Lucy
Kankakee Co., Ill.
BIGELOW, Fannie B.
STILWELL, Phebe J.
STANLEY, Clementine
BRUMBAUGH, Mary
Dg .Co., KS
WEST, Margaret J.
RICHARDS, Dora Lisco
LESLEY, Rachel
Des Moines, Iowa
DAVIS, Mary Emily
Dg.Co. ,KS
ANDERSON, Lovisa
BOWMAN, Mary
Darlington, Wisc.
BLAKER, Arvilla
VOSHINDER, Adel ine
Jefferson Co., KS
DAVIS, Lucy
DUN CAN, Susan
Leavenworth Co., KS
JONES, Mary K.
SMITH, Amanda
SKAGGS, Elizabeth J.
Jefferson Co., KS
BURNS, Lucretia

30( 7) Dec 1872
28 Feb 1872
6 June 1872

Samuel D. Kenaston, Rev.
Frank M. Ellis, Rev.
A.Parsons, J.P.

7 Aug 1872
9 Jan 1872

O.G. Richards, J.P.
James M. Hendry, P.J.

24
18
19
30

W.C. Brooks, Rev.
V.M. King, M.G.
James M.Hendry, P.J.
Joseph Micha1l, M.G.

Oct
Jan
Nov
Jan

1872
1872
1872
1872

31 Dec 1872
1 May 1872
8 Feb 1872

Chas. J. Lovejoy, Rev.
Frank M. Ellis, Rev.
A.M. Richardson, Rev.

4 Sept 1872

J.M. Stewart, J.P.

4 May 1872
26 Nov 1872

S.J.Osterberg, M.G.
A. Parsons, J.P.

20 Nov 1872
11 Jan 1872

John Madison, M.G.
James Carney, Rev.

16 May 1872
24 Dec 1872
Leavenworth Co., KS
31 July 1872
15 Aug 1872
13 June 1872
Jefferson Co., KS
8 June 1872

Dudley Lee, M.G.
'Harvey G. Mairch, Rev.

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W.C. Brooks, Rev.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
J.Tessell, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

BURPEE, Nathan B.
CAMPBELL, Green
CAMPBELL, Henry C.
Tecumseh, KS
CARGUEVILLE, Otto
CARLSON, Frank W.
CARPER, Will iam
CHAMBERS, Norman N.
CHERRY, Frank C.
CHRISTY, Thomas
Dg. Co., KS
CHURCH, Elbert
CLARK, George
CLARK, William
CLA USEN, Hans
COCKLIN(COGLIN), Daniel
COKER, T.C.
CONANT, Alvan P.
Nureton Co., Md.(?)
COX, Joseph J.
CREW, James S.
Dg. Co., KS
CRUMMETT, Benjamin
Jefferson Co., KS
CUMMINGS, Will iam J.
CUNNANE, Michael
CURRIER, John F.
CUTTER, Al fred
DAMM, George
DANFORTH, Clarence A.
Nebraska
DAVIS, Joseph A.
DE LESDERNIER, William J.P.
DELLAHUNTY, John
DENNY, George W.

VANDERBURG, Julie
EDWARDS, Fannie
CONNELL, Anna L.
Topeka, KS
SAXTON, Belle
EMANALSON, Christine L.
SCAGGS, Mattie(Matilda)
CLARK, Emily
MEA IRS , Ida M.
GILLESPIE, Kate
Leavenworth Co., KS
MILLER, Ella
CLARK, Elizabeth
STEWART, Ellen
HANSEN, Mary
VITT, Katie
HALL, Phillis
CO LEMAN, Alice
Dg. Co., KS
TRUEBLOOD, Isabella
VILLE, Josephine L.
Davenport, Iowa
LONG, Melvina
Jefferson Co., KS
BOYD, Erruna S.
BOYLE, Mary
ANDREWS, Charlotte
DAVIS, Patience C.
MORNEWEG, Catherine
AYER, Alice L.
Dg. Co., KS
LANGE, Maria T.
CRITZER, M. Jennie
MORGAN, Margaret
CURRY, Martha

14 Feb 1872 - License only
24 July 1872
21 Dec 1872
Dg. Co., KS
6 Nov 1872
23 Oct 1872
5 Dec 1872
14 Feb 1872
2 Dec 1872
15 Apr 1872
Dg. Co., KS
13 Mar 1872
3 Feb 1872
10 Jan 1872
22 May 1872
19 June 1872
9 May 1872
20 Oct 1872
Dg. Co., KS
28 Nov 1872
26 Dec 1872

Officiant

James M. Hendry, P.J.
W.K. Marshall, M.G.
H.B. Belmer, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
David G. Lett, M.G.
James H. Carruth, M.G.
W.K. Marshall, M.G.
Felix P. Swembergh, Pri~st
Daniel Phenicie, J.P.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
H.B. Belmer, M.G.
J.F. Cunningham, Priest
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
W.K. Marshall, M.G.

12 Apr 1872

James M. Hendry, P.J.

12 Nov 1872
1 Mar 1872
8 Mar 1872
14 Apr 1872
9 May 1872
7 Nov 1872
Dg. Co., KS
17 Feb 1872
21 Feb 1872
4 Nov 1872
13 July 1872

Andrew Stout, M.G.
John F. Cunningham, Priest
E.D. Ladd, J.P.
W.L. Leak, M.G.
H.B. Belmer, M.G.
D.A. Perrin, Rev.

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Frank M. Ellis, Rev.
Samuel V. Sterner, Rev.
John F. Cunningham, Priest
Frank M. Ellis, Rev.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd
Bridegroom
DEZINS (DEZIUS), John
Osage Co., KS
DILLARD, Jesse
DODDER, Marshall
DRAKE, Martin
DRAKE, William L.
DRAPER, Francis M.
DREISBACH, Charles S.
DUDLEY, Robert
DURR, Albert
Montgomery Co., KS
DUSING, Will iam
EDMONDS, James
EGGERT, Charles F.
ENGELKE, Frank I.
EUSTACE, Caleb
FINCHER, John D.
FISHER, John
FITSHUE, William
FRITZ, A.D.
Denver, Colo Territory
FITZSIMMONS, William
Medina, KS
FLORY, Enanuel K.
FRASER, John
FREDERICK, Fred
Wyandotte Co., KS
FRENCH, Riley
FRISTER, Solomon
GALLEGHER, James
GALLAGHER, Ross
GARDEN (GARDNER) ,Augustus
GILLESPIE, Edward S.
Jefferson Co., KS
GILLESPIE, Peter
Leavenworth Co., KS

Bride'

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence Officiant

ISENBERG, Ann Eliza
20 June 1872
Dg. Co., KS
Dg. Co., KS
JOHNSON, Miss Fannie
23 May 1872
ROY, Martha
24 Aug 1872
ALLEN, Jennie
6 Nov 1872
CROUCH, Sarah
13 Nov 1872
17 July 1872
LEWIS, Lydia E.
BOYER, Salome
25 Dec 1872
WILLIAMS, Martha
16 Dec 1872
15 Oct 1872
VITT, Lena
Dg. Co., KS
28 Mar l872-Jefferson Co,KS
STRATTON, Ella A.
15 July 1872
YOUNG, Mary
SHANKLIN, Nettie B.
12 June 1872
14 Jan l872-Leavenworth Co., KS
REYNOLDS, Ellen
DOHERTY, Lenora
21 Dec 1872
MELVIN, Salina M.
23 Apr 1872
SNEAD, Melvina
9 Jan 1872
CHRISTIAN, Lizzie E.
4 June 1872
10 Dec 1872
LOVELACE, Margaret
Dg. Co., KS
Dg. Co., KS
27 Nov 1872
HAWKINS, Isabella
Dg. Co., KS
Medina, KS
13 Oct 1872
GRAYBEL, Isabella
19 Dec 1872
SAUNDERS, S. Frances
4 Apr 1872
WALLENTA, Anna
Dg. Co., KS
16 June 1872
SELLMAN, Julia
12 June 1872
WILLIAMS, Louisa
28 Sept 1872
SAUM, Indiana A.
1 Jan 1872
COTTON, Maggie
2 Nov 1872
GRINDELL, Frances
10 Feb 1872
BRINK, Maranda A.
Dg. Co., KS
NO RWINE, Sarah Elizabeth12 Dec', 1872
also
Leavenworth Co, KS
Dg. Co., KS
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James M. Hendry, P.J.
W.W. Wells, Rev.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
David G. Lett, M.G.
Jared W. Fox, Rev.
W.H. Neal, Rev.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Christian Haas, M.G.
John W. Davis, J.P.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
W.K. Marshall, M.G.
Thomas Ambrose Butler, Priest,
,I
W.H. Neal, Rev.
A.M. Richardson, Rev.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
H.B. Belmer, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
James E. Hilkey, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Albert Heimann(?)
E.G. Macy, J.P.
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
E.F. Saum, J.P.
H.K. Muth, Elder ,M.E. Church
James M. Hendry, P.J.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
John Murphy, Rev.
James Christian, J.P.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

GOULD, Charles
Miami Co., KS
GRAHAM, George
GUEST, Alfred H.
HADLEY, Joshua
Hendricks Co., Ind.
HAMILL, John R.
Sherman, Texas
HANSEN, Theodore
HARRIS, Frank
HARRIS, Nathan
HARRIS, Will iam
Johnson Co., KS
HARSHBARGER, David W.
Mitchell, Co., KS
HART, Charles N.
HA YS, Henry C.
Reno, KS
HECY CHEEK), Peter D.

BANGS, C. Irene
Dg. Co., KS
THRALL, Sadie A.
BROWNLEE, Ennna
STANLEY, Anna
Dg. Co., KS
BElL, Annie M.
Dg. Co., KS
ASSMANN, Amelia
STEP, Willie A.
NEAL, .Jennie
STANLEY, Huharna
Dg. Co., KS
WEST, Mary
Dg. Co.
ARMS, Lizzie A.
MC CONNElL, Lydia
Reno, KS
DOYLE, Mary A. (maiden
name Denien)
EBERHART, Rebecca
CENTER, Dora
Dubuque, Iowa
WILLIAMSON, Sarah E.
Leavenworth Co., KS
SHEPHERD, Nellie B.
KNOSTER, Annie
STOUT, Hattie
Dg. Co., KS
SHIELDS, Jul ia
Dg. Co., KS
EVANS, Gertrude M.
PETERSON, Clara
HALLMARK, Marilda
CADE, Katie
Osage Co., KS

4 Apr 1872

Richard Cordley, Rev.

6 Feb 1872
5 June 1872
20 Mar 1872

F .M. Ellis, Rev.
W.C. Brooks, Rev.
Charles M. Sears, J.P.

21 Aug 1872

W.K. Marshall, Rev.

8 Dec 1872
20 Feb 1872
16 Apr 1872
5 Sept 1872
Dg. Co., KS
1 Jan 1872

W.C. Brooks(?)
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
P.M. Oshel, J.P.

22 May 1872
11 Nov l872-Reno, KS

John K. Dunn, Rev.
John Murphy, Rev.

18 July 1872

Felix P. Swembergh, Priest

11 Feb 1872

H.B. Belmer, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.

HEMPHILL, Isaac
HERMANN, Eugene
Dg. Co., KS
HERVETT, James W.
Dg. Co., KS
HIBBARD, Martin J.
HIDLAND, O.P.
HOFFMAN, John E.
Kansas City, Mo.
HOLLINS, William
Topeka, KS
HOOD, Frank D.
HOPE, Charles
HOW, Theodore
HOWARD, Lewis
Dg. Co., KS

14 June 1872
Dg. Co., KS
9 July 1872
Dg. Co., KS(?)
9 Oct 1872
21 Nov 1872
4 May 1872
Dg. Co., KS
8 May 1872
Dg. Co., KS
4 Jan 1872
7 May 1872
10 Sept 1872
10 Mar 1872
Osage Co., KS

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Officiant

W.O. Kretsinger, Rev.

J.C. Telford, M.G.
P.M. Lewis, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Frank M. Ellis, Rev.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
J.H. Bonebrake, M.G.
E.J. Goodspeed(?)
D.T. Woodward, Rev.
J. Wilkins, Rev.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd
Bridegroom
HOHNICK, Ernest
Sal ine Co., KS
HUDDLESTON, Thomas L.
HUME, George W.
ILIFF, Benjamin F.
JARDAN, Adolphus
JENNINGS, John
JONES, Bruce
JONES, George V.
Dg. Co., KS
JONES, Samuel
JAMES, William F.
KELLER, Robert
KILLIP, James
KINe;, Henry R.
KING, Henry R.
KISSINGER, James
Leavenworth Co.
KNEALE, Will iam
KNIGHTEN, Henry
Leavenworth Co., KS
KUBITSCHECK, Ferdinand
LAMB, Curtis A.
LEAN, Joseph
LEWIS, I siah M.
LIND, Peter
LINDEMOOD, Milo M.
Osage Co., KS
LOGAN, Robert
LOSS, Paul
LOUDENBACK, Moses A.
LUCAS, John S.
LYONS, Oscar M.
MARTENSON, John
MARX, George
MASON, Hugh

. Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

VOGT, Elsie
Dg. Co., KS
HALLMARK, Ellen
HALL, Emma
GORMER, Hannah E.
LAURENT, Mary E.
ROBINSON, Nancy
MATTHEWS, E.C.
FOSTER, Mary K.
Ch ill icothe, Ohio
KILPATRICK, Julia E.
MARTIN, Molona O.
SEATON, Margaret A.
GRANDFIELD, Jul ia A.
FAXON, Anna
FAXON, Anna
MINTON, Esther
Leavenworth Co.
WILLEY, Mary
HARRIS, Marian J.
Leavenworth Co., KS
AMUND, Franzeska
DUCK, Ellen S.
SPROUL, Matilda
AYER, Eunice A.
ERECKSON, Mary A.
CONG ER, Mary E.
Dg. Co., KS
SIMPSON, Amanda
GREINKE, Albertine
CORDER, Emma Ann
HUTCHESON, Sarah
LAMPSON, Polly J.
NELSON, Nellie
KREB LE, Mary
LINDLEY, Emma E.

21

I.

Mar 1872

Officiant

James M. Hendry, P.J.

15 Oct 1872
23 May 1872
14 May 1872
25 Dec 1872
14 Jan 1872
2 Mar 1872
90ct 1872
Dg. Co., KS
11 Nov 1872
30 Mar 1872 (License only)
4 Dec 1872
4 Apr 1872
18 Mar 1872 (License only)
3 July 1872
1 Jan 1872

James E. Hilkey
H.B. Belmer, M.G.
Henry B. Belmer, M.G.
Felix R. Swembergh, Priest
Jacob Felix, M.G.
V. M. King, M.G.
W.K. Marshall, Rev.

7 Nov 1872
25 Jan 1872

J. Boynton, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.

21
25
14
21
10
14

A. Car ius, Priest
Andrew Stout, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Richard Cordley, Rev.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
John S. Brown, Rev.

May 1872
Dec 1872
Sept 1872
Mar 1872
Dec 1872
Mar 1872

12 May 1872
20 May 1872
10 Mar 1872
26 Ma .. 1872
7 Aug 1872
8 Mar 1872
13 Feb 1872
12 Sept ·1872
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John K. Dunn, Rev.
T.Y. Gardner, M.G.
A. M. Richardson, Rev.
Wm. A. Starrett, Rev.
James Knight, M.G.

E.G. Macy, J.P.
Henry B. Belmer, M.G.
John Bower, M.G.
W.W. Williams, M.G.
Jas. Bryson, Rev.
H.B. Belmer, M.G.
Felix P. Swembergh, Priest
John Madison, M.G.

')

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd
Bridegroom
MC CARRON, Bernard
MC CLINCY, William J.
Jefferson Co., KS
MC EWEN, J.B.
MC GHEE, George
MC KEEHEN, F. H.
Leavenworth Co., KS
MEE, Thomas
MEGINNIS, John C.
Ell is Co., KS
MELTON, Daniel F.
MICHAEL, Joseph
MILLER, Cyrus
MILLER, Henry W.
Independence, KS
MOHLER, Franklin
MOORE, Anderson
MUNG ER, Cyrus E.
NEAL, Benjamin
NEILL, Joseph A.
NELSON, John
NEWMAN, Paschal A.
NEWSOM, Eli J.
NICHOLS, Joseph
Jefferson Co., KS
NORDEEN, Olaf
Morris Co., KS
NORSTROM, 01s
OLSON, John H.
PARR, Charles
PARRIS, Edward K.
Wilson Co., KS
PATTERSON, George
PIPPERT, Will iam
PITCHER, George
POEHLER, Theodore
PRANG, John
PRYOR, John F.

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Bride
FOLLOWILL, Sarah M.
WOLF, C1arisa
Jefferson Co., KS
HUDSON, Sallie A.
ALLEN, Sarah
SIMPSON, Emma
Leavenworth Co., KS
PETTY, Sarah
TAYLOR, Lizzie S.
Ar1ington(?) Illinois
KARNES, Mary L.
MESENHIMER, Nancy
ALLGAIER, Eliza
HARFORD, Mary M.
Dg. Co., KS
LAWISON, Sarah
BRYANT, Viola
ROSS, Mary J.
HALLOWELL, Irene
ALFRED, Lucy T.
LATHNER, Mary
WILLIAMSON, Henrietta
PEARMAN, Julia Ann
GRIFFITTS, Mary A.
Jefferson Co., KS
ERICKSON, Christina
Dg. Co., KS
ANDERSON, Annie
LINDELL, Hanna
TOSHNER, Mary Etta
FARREN, Susan H.
Dg. Co., KS
GRANT, Ell en
BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary
JOHNSON, Clara
TAPPE, Sophia
MEYER(MIRE), Francis
PIERATT, Sarah J.

23 Apr 1872
12 Dec 1872
Dg. Co., KS
1 Aug 1872
30 Nov 1872
17 Oct 1872

Officiant

John M.Cunningham, Priest
James M. Hendry, P.J.
J.C. Herron, M.G.
James Christian, J.P.
James Christian, J.P.

21 Jan 1872
30 Apr 1872

John F. Cunningham, Priest
A. Parsons, J.P.

15 July 1872
21 Jan 1872
18 Dec 1872
3 Oct 1872
Dg. Co., KS
31 Mar 1872
31 Aug 1872
18 Apr 1872
31 May 1872
3 Nov 1872
26 Oct 1872
10 Oct 1872
18 Apr 1872
10 Nov 1872
Dg. Co., KS
24 Feb 1872

Reuben Macomber, M.G.
Silas Bond, J. P.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
R.L. Harford, M.G.

18 July 1872
23 Mar 1872
12 Oct 1872
9 Apr 1872

J.C. Herron, M.G.
T.W. Greene, Rev.
W.C. Brooks, Rev.
Rich~rd Cordley, Rev.

24 Dec 1872
23 July 1872
1 Aug 1872
28 Feb 1872
16 Jan 1872
13 Mar 1872

James M. Hendry, P.J.
Carl Fr. Wm. Treptow, Rev.
Moses Y.(?) Weir, Rev.
Richard Cord1ey, Rev.
John pichler, Priest
H.B. Be1mer, M.G.

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Silas Bond, J. P.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
V.M. King, M.G.
Moses T. Weir, Rev.
A.M. Richardson, Rev.
H.B. Be1mer, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Richard Ricketts, Rev.
J. Knight(?)
H.B. Be1mer, M.G

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd
Bridegroom
PURINGTON, Simeon N.
QUIGEL, John J.
REDMON, J.E.
REED, James
REINHEIMER, Daniel
RENICK, John A.
RIGGS, Joseph E.
RILING, Frank
ROBBINS, Alonzo E.
Terre Haute, Ind.
ROBERTS, Frank M.
Dg. Co., KS
RODKEY, William H.
Leavenworth Co., KS
ROSS, Lee
ROTH, Adam
ROTHWELL, James M.
Jefferson Co., KS
RYAN, James
SANDERS, Meshack
SAVAGE, Mark C.
SCHEER, Adam
SCHICK, August
SCHMIDT, George
Johnson Co., KS
SCHUPBACH, Friedrich
SCOVILL, John B.
SCRIBNER, Henry D.
SEEHEESON, Henry H.
SHANK, John(George)
SHAW, John
SHELLY, Edward
Jefferson Co., KS
SMART, Joseph
SMITH, Booker
SMITH, CharI e s
Jefferson Co., KS

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

BARNES, Rebecca
6 Mar 1872
BUCHANAN, Kate C.
7 July 1872
HUDDLESTON, L. E .
17 Oct. 1872
ORME, Nancy J.
8 May 1872
OWENS, Al ice
24 Dec 1872
WHITNEY, Mary E.
22 Feb 1872
FULLER, Annie Y.
3 Oct 1872
GREINER, Ellen
17 Apr 1872
EAGLESFIELD, H. Kate
24 June 1872
Dg. Co., KS
Terre Haute, Ind •.
BOYCE, Lydia A.
21 Dec. 1872
Humbo1 dt, KS
MC KEEHAN, Susan J.
21 Apr 1872
Leavenworth Co., KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
UMBARGER, Alice
17 Nov 1872
CRISS, Margaret
11 Aug 1872
BROWN, Melvina
27 Feb 1872
Jefferson Co., KS
Jefferson Co., KS
LOWREY, Margaret
4 Feb 1872
FAXON, Fannie
21 Mar 1872
HIMES, Martha A.
15 Dec 1872
GRESS, Rosina
28 Oct 1872
PLEMANN, Philomena
11 Feb 1872
EITEL, Henrietta
22 May 1872
Johnson Co., KS
Dg. Co., KS
MULLER, Emilie
18 Apr 1872
14 Mar 1872
LITTLE, Dusky
AUXIER, Emma E.
23 Jan 1872
MOORE, Lena Jose
2 Sept 1872 (License only)
KUTCHER, Jane R.
30 May 1872
LOVEWELL, Lizzie
12 June 1872
TOUGHEY, Maggie(Margaret) 19 May 1872
Jefferson Co., KS
Dg. Co., KS
WRIGHT, Sarah
25 July 1872
JACKSON, Ke11a
30 July 1872
MORRIS, Orde1ia M.
9 Nov 1872
Jefferson Co., KS
Dg. Co., KS
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Officiant

J.C. Herron, M.G.
John F. Cunningham, Priest
Andrew Stout
Jacob W. Fe1 ix, M.G.
Joseph Rahskopf, Rev.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Richard Cord1ey, M.G.
Felix R. Swenbergh, Priest
Theo. Y. Gardner, M.G.
Anthony Sigismund Teutsche1,
Rev. of Humboldt
Ezra Hubbe1, M.G.
L.S. Steele, J.P.
D.H. Johnston, Rev.
William P. Mekey, Rev.
John F. Cunningham, Priest
R. L. Harford, M.G.
D. Read(?)
John Wurth, M.G.
John F. Cunningham, Priest
John Wuerth, M.G.
O.G. Richards, J.P.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
J.H. Bonebrake, M.G.
H.B. Be1mer, M.G.
A. Parsons, J.P.
John F. Cunningham, Priest
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
John Madison, M.G.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd
Officiant

Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

SMITH, Jerry
SMITH, Wa1 ter A.
SMITH, Ellis

TODD, Elizabeth
KOOGLE, Al ice F.
SANDERS (SAUNDERS) ,
Minerva (Mana)
GILLESPIE, Kate E.
MESENHIMER, Nancy Ann
DALLAS, Mary C.
RANDEL, Mattie
CHURCH, Florence H.
CAMPBELL, Lou
GARTON, Mary
Jefferson Co., KS
MICHAEL, Mary
HAINES, Jennie E.
Dg. Co., KS
ANDERSON, Carrie
GENTRY, Eveline
LEISHMANN, Jannet
MORSE, Mary L.
Guilford, KS
EBERLEE, Mary Ann
MOORE, Rebecca J.
MC QUEEN, Ida
MOTT, Catherine M.
MOORE, Delilah A.
Jackson Co., KS
VETT, Louisa
BARKER(BARBER),Anna E.
KINNER, Orpha M.
SHANNON, Sallie
Dg. Co., KS
CUMMINGS, Ca1donia
Schoolcraft, Mich.
TERPINS, Al ice
Leavenworth Co., KS
RUSSELL, Sarah

29 Jan 1872
7 Aug 1872
27 June 1872

Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
James Boicourt, Rev.
Dudley Lee, M.G.

14 Jan 1872
26 Mar 1872
25 Dec 1872
10 Jan 1872
28 Dec 1872
23 Oct 1872
4 May 1872
Dg. Co., KS
17 Aug 1872
15 Aug 1872
Frankl in Co., KS
22 Dec 1872
15 Feb 1872
19 Apr 1872
2 Oct 1872
Dg. Co., KS
16 Jan 1872
21 Mar 1872
20 Apr 1872
22 May 1872
4 May 1872
Dg. Co., KS
7 Sep 1872 (licence only)
24 Sept 1872
20 Feb 1872
29 Oct 1872

Jared W. Rox, Rev.
Silas Bond, J.P.
J. Boynton, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
John K. Dunn, Rev.
A. Parsons, J.P.
James M. Hendry, P.J.

6 July 1872
Dg. Co., KS
18 June 1872
Leavenworth Co., KS
30 May 1872

T.Y. Gardner, M.G.

SNOW, Will iam H.
SPANGLER, Henry W.
SPEER, Henry C.
STANLEY, John
STANLEY, Lucius T.
STANLEY, Simo
STILWELL, William S.
Butler Co., KS
STUDEBAKER, John A.
SUTTON, Benjamin K.
Dg. Co., KS
SWEDENBERG, Peter
THOMPSON, Madison
THOMSON, Alexander C.
TOURTELLOT, George W.
Lincoln Co., KS
TUEICHEN, Leon
TYNER, Willis H.
VAN ETTEN, Jesse S.
VERMILLION, John E.
VERY, Henry C.
Jackson Co., KS
VETT, Babst
VINCENT, Jesse C.
VOGELEY, Edward H.
WALSH, John
St. Louis, Mo.
WALTER, Wm. J.
Topeka, KS
WALTON, Daniel
Leavenworth Co., KS
WATTS, Henry

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John Bower, M.G.
D.S. Baldwin, Rev.
James Christian, J.P.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
T.Y. Gardner, M.G.
Richard Cord1ey, M.G.
John Pichler, Priest
V.M. King, M.G.
V.M. KIng, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Frank M. Ellis, Rev.
P.J. Ryan, Priest

A.H. Dailey, M.G.
John K. Dunn, Rev.

�Douglas County, Khnsas Marriage Records-1872-cont'd
Br idegroom

Bride

WATTS, William
WEBER, Albert H.
WELLS, S. Pitts
WELLS, William D.
WERTZ, Will iam
WETZEL, Henry
WHEELER, Franklin H.
Morris Co., KS
WHITE, Frederick
Dg. Co., KS
WILLIAMS, James
WILLSON, Levi
WILSON, William P.
WOLLERSDORF, Emil H.
WRIGHT, Benjamin T.

GILL, Louisa M.
16 Apr 1872
WILDERSON, Carrie
1 Oct 1872
MARSHALL, Grace A.E.
24 Jan 1872
WOOLLEY, Emma F.
26 June 1872
CROUCH, 011 ie
14 Aug 1872
WEISSHUBEL, Franceska
23 May 1872
SMITH, M. Luella
23 Apr 1872
Dg. Co., KS
4 Sept 1872
WRIG HT, Mary L.
Walden, England
DANIELS, Sela
17 Nov 1872
LEE, Hattie
14 Nov 1872
ALEXANDER, Amelia
12 Oct 1872
MERTINS, Anna
26 Dec 1872
MC GIDTHLIN(MC GLOPHLIN), 6 Oct 1872
Carrie
POWELL, Julia A.
5 Dec 1872
Leavenworth Co., KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
7 Apr 1872
ENGELHART, Catherine
LEFMANN, Louise
12 Mar 1872

WYKER, John P.
Leavenworth Co., KS
YOUNG, Michael
ZIESENISS, Heinrich

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

James M. Hendry, P.J.
A. Parsons, J.P.
J.C. Herron, Rev., M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
H.B. Belmer, M.G.
A. Carius, Priest
V.M. King, M.G.
H.B. Belmer, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
L.C. Biggs, M.G.
Joseph Rahskopf, Rev.
James Bryson, Rev.
Ezra Hubbel, Rev.
Charles Haas, M.G.
Christian Haas, M.G.

Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS
Bride

Groom

Bride

ALEXANDER, Amelia
ALFRED, Lucy T.
ALLEN, Jennie
ALLEN, Sarah
ALLGAIER, Eliza
AMUND, Franzeska
ANDERSON, Annie
ANDERSON,: Carrie
ANDERSON, Louisa
ANDREWS, Charlotte
ARMS, Lizz ie A.

WILSON, William P.
NEILL, Joseph A.
DRAKE; Martin
MC GHEE, George
MILLER, Cyrus
KUBITSCHECK, Ferdinand
NORS1ROM, Ols
SWEDENBURG, Peter
BERGMAN, August
CURRIER, John F.
HART, Charles N.

ASSMAN, Amel ia
AUXIER, Emma E.
AYER, Alice L.
AYER, Eunice A.
BANGS, C. Irene
BANKS, Hannah
BARKER (BARBER), Anna E.
BARNES, Rebecca
BELL, Annie M.
BIGEIDW, Fannie B.
BLAKER, Arvilla
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Groom

Groom
HANSEN, Theodore
SCRIBNER, Henry D.
DAN FDRTH , Clarence A.
LEWIS, Isiah M.
GOULD, Charles S.
AHLSTROM, Charles
VINCENT, Jesse C.
PURINGTON, Simeon N.
HAMILL, John R.
BARBER, Oliver P.
BIGGS,· Warren P.

�Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd)
Bride
BOWMAN, Mary
BOYCE, Lydia A.
BOYD, Emma S.
BOYER, Salome
BOYLE, Mary
BRECHTELSBAUER, Mary
BRINK, Maranda A.
BROWN ,Melvina
BROWNLEE, Emma
BRUMBAUGH, Mary
BRYANT, Viola
BUCHANAN, Kate C.
BURNS, Lucretia
CADE, Katie
CAMB ELL, Lou
CENTER, Dora
CHRISTIAN, Lizzie E.
CHURCH, Florence H.
CLARK, Elizabeth
CLARK, Emily
COLEMAN, Alice
CONG ER, Mary E.
CONNELL, Anna L.
CORDER, Emma Ann
COTTON, Magg ie
CRISS, Margaret
CRITZER, M. Jennie
CROUCH, 011 ie
CROUCH, Sarah
CUMMINGS, Ca1donia
CURRY, Martha
DALLAS, Mary C.
DANIELS, Se1a
DAVIS, Lucy
DAVIS, Mary Emily
DAVIS, Patience C.

Groom

Bride

BERTENSHAW, Charles H.
ROBERTS, Frank M.
CUMMINGS, William J.
DREISBACH, Charles S.
CUNNANE, Michael
PIPPERT, William
GILLESPIE, Edward S.
ROTHWELL, James M.
GUEST, Alfred H.
BARNHERT, Josiah
MOORE, Anderson
QUIZEL, John J.
BURNS, Dennis
HOWARD, Lewis
STANLEY, Simo
HERMANN, Eugene
FITSHUE, William
STANLEY, Lucius T.
CLARK, George
CHAMBERS, Norman N.
CONANT, Alvan P.
LINDAMOOD, Milo M.
CAMPBELL, Henry C.
LOUDENBACK, Mose sA.
GALLAGHER, Ross
ROTH, Adam
DE LESDERNIER, William
WERTZ, William
DRAKE, William L.
WALTER, William J.
DENNY, George W.
SPEER, Henry C.
WILLIAMS, James
BOYD, James
BERGE, James Harvey
CUTTER, Alfred

DIX, Lucy
DOHERTY, Lenora
DOYLE, Mary A. (maiden
name - Denien)
DUCK, Ellen S.
DUN CAN, Susan
EAGLESFIELD, H.Kate
EBERHART, Rebecca
EB ERLEE, Mary Ann
EDWARDS, Fannie
EITEL, Henrietta
EMANALSON,Christine L.
ENGELHART, Catherine
ERECKSON, Mary A.
ERICKSON, Christina
EVANS, Gertrude M.
FARREN, Susan H.
FAXON, Anna (license onlyMarch)
FAXON, Anna (married-July)
FAXON, Fannie
FOLLOWILL, Sarah M.
FOSTER, Mary K.
FULLER, Annie Y.
GAR TON, Mary
GENTRY, Eveline
GILL, Louisa M.
GILLESPIE, Kate E.
GILLESPIE, Kate
GORMER, Hannah E.
GRANDFIELD, Julia A.
GRANT, Ellen
GRAYBEL, Isabella
GREINER, Ellen
GREINKE, Albertine
GRESS, Rosina

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Groom
ARTHUR, Napoleon B.
EUSTACE, Caleb
HECY (HEEK). Peter
LAMB, Curtis A.
BRAILSFORD, William D.
ROBBINS, Alonzo E.
HEMPHILL, Isaac
TUEICHEN, Leon
CAMPBELL, Green
SCHMIDT, George
CARLSON, Frank W
YOUNG, Michael
LIND, Peter
NORDEEN, Olaf
HOOD, Frank D.
PARRIS, Edward K.
KING, Henry R.
KING, Henry R.
SANDERS, Meshack
MC CARRON, Bernard
JONES, George V.
RIGGS, Joseph E.
STILLWELL, William S.
THOMPSON, Madison
WATTS, William
SNOW, Will iam H.
CHRISTY, Thomas
ILISS, Benjamin F.
KILLIP, J ame s
PATTERSON, George
FWRY, Emanuel K.
RILING, Frank
LOSS, Paul
SCHEER, Adam

�Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd)

-Bride
GRIFFITTS, Mary A.
GRIN DELL , Frances
HAINES, Jennie E.
HALL, Emma
HALLMARK, Ellen
HALLMARK, Marilda
HALLOWELL, Irene
HANSEN, Mary
HARFORD, Mary M.
HARRIS, Marian
HAWKINS, Isabella
HIMES, Martha A.
HUDDLESTON, L.E.
HUDSON, SaIl ie A.
HUTCHESON, Sarah
ISENBERG, Ann Eliza
JACKSON, Della
·JOHNSON, Catherine
JOHNSON, Clara
JOHNSON, Miss Fannie
JONES, Mary K.
KARNES, Mary L.
KILPATRICK, Julia E.
KINNER, Orpha M.
KNOSTER, Annie
KOOGLE, Alice F.
KREBLE, Mary
KUTCHER, Jane R.
LAMPSON, Polly J.
LANGE, Maria T.
LATHNER, Mary
LAURENT, Mary E.
LAWISON, Sarah.
LEE, Hattie
LEFMANN, Louise
LEISHMANN, Jannet
LESLEY, Rachel

Groom

Bride

Groom

NICHOLS, Joseph
GARDEN(GARDNER),Augustus
SUTTON, Benjamin K.
HUME, George W.
HUDDLESTON, Thomas L.
HOW, Theodore
NEAL, Benjamin
CLAUSEN, Hans
MILLER, Henry W.
KNIGHTEN, Henry
FITZSIMMONS, William
SAVAGE, Mark C.
REDMON, J.E.
MC EWEN, J. B •
LUCAS, John S.
DEZINS(DEZIUS), John
SMITH, Booker
ANTON, Frederick
PITCHER, George
DILLARD, Jesse
BRISTOL, Alonzo B.
MELTON, Daniel F.
JONES, Samuel
VOGELEY, Edward H.
HIDLAND, O.P.
SMITH, Walter A.
MARX, George
SHANK, John(George)
LYONS, Oscar M.
DAVIS, Joseph A.
NELSON, John
JORDAN, Adolphus
MOHLER, Franklin
WILLSON, Levi
ZIESENISS, Heinrich
THOMSON, Alexander C.
BENNETT, Levi W.

LITTLE, Dusky
l.ONG, Mel vina
l.ONG FELLOW , Sarah E.
l.OVELACE, Margaret
l.OVERVELL, Lizzie
l.OWREY, Margaret
MARSHALL, Grace A.E.
MARTIN, Molona O.
MATTHEWS, E.C.
MC CONNELL, Lydia
MC Gl.OTHLIN(MC Gl.OPHLIN),
Carrie
MC KEEHAN, Susan J.
MC QUEEN, Ida
MEAIRS, Ida M.
MELVIN, Salina M.
MERTINS, Anna
MESENHIMER, Nancy
MESENHIMER, Nancy Ann
MEYER(MIRE), Francis
MICHAEL, Mary
MILLER, Ella
MINTON, Esther
MOORE, Delilah A.
MOORE, Lena Jose
MOORE, Rebecca J.
MORGAN, Margaret
MORNEWEG, Catherine
MORSE, Mary L.
MOTT, Catherine M.
MULLER, Emilie
NEAL, Jennie
NELSON, Nell ie
NORRIS, Ordel ia
NORWINE, Sarah Elizabeth
ORME, Nancy J.
OWENS, Alice

SCOVILL, John B.
CRUMMETT, Benjamin
ALBAUGH, Theodore F.
FlTZ, A.D.
SHAW, John
RYAN, James
WELLS, S. Pitts
JAMES, William F.
JONES, Bruce
HAYS, Henry C.
WRIGHT, Benjamin T.

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RODKEY, William H.
VAN ETTEN, Jesse S.
CHERRY, Frank C.
FINCHER, John D.
WO LLERSOORF, Emil H.
MICHAEL, Joseph
SPANGLER, Henry W.
PRANG, John
STUDEBAKER, John A.
CHURCH, Elbert
KISSINGER, James
VERY, Henry C.
SEEHEESON, Henry H.
TYNER, Willis H.
DELLAHUNTY, John
DAMM, George
TOURTELWT, George W.
VERMILLION, John E.
SCHUPBACK, Friedrich
HARRIS, Nathan
MARTENSON, John
SMITH, Charles
GILLESPIE, Peter
REED, James
REINHEIMER, Daniel

�Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1872 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

PEARMAN, Jul ia Ann
PETERSON, Clara
PETTY, Sarah
PIERATT, Sarah J.
PIERATT, Sarah J.
PLEMANN, Phil~mena
POWELL, Julia A.
RANDEL, Mattie
REYNO LD, Ellen
RICHARDS, Dora Lisca
ROBINSON, Nancy
ROSS, Mary J.
ROY, Manta
RUSSELL, Sarah
SANDERS(SAUNDERS), Minerva
(Mana)
SAUM, Indiana A.
SAUNDERS, S. Frances
SAXTON, Belle
SCAGGS, Mattie(Matilda)
SEATON, Margaret A.
SELLMAN, Julia
SHANKLIN, Nettie B.
SHANNON, Sall ie
SHEPHERD, Nellie B.
SHIELDS, Julia
SIMPSON, Amanda
SIMPSON, Emma
SKAGGS, Elizabeth J.
SMITH, Amanda
SMITH, M. Luella
SNEAD, Melvina
SPROUL, Matilda
STANLEY, Anna
STANLEY, Clementine
STANLEY, Ruharna
STEP, Will ia A.

NEWSOM, E1 i J.
HOPE, Charles
MEE, Thomas
PRYOR, John F.
PRYOR, John F.
SCHICK, August
WYKER, John P.
STANLEY, John
ENGELKE, Frank I.
BENCHARD, Joseph
J~INGS, John
MUNGER, Cyrus E.
DODDER, Marshall
WATTS, Henry
SNOW, Ellis

STEWART, Ellen
STILWELL, Phebe J.
STOUT, Hattie
STRATTON, Ella A.
TAPPE, Sophia
TAYlOR, Lizzie S.
TERPINS, Alice
THRALL, Sadie A.
TODD, El izabeth
TOSHNER, Mary Etta
TOUGHEY, Maggie(Margaret)
TRUEBlOOD, Isabella
UMBARG ER, Al ice
VANDERBURG, Julie
VETT, Louisa
VILLE, Josephine L.
VITT, Katie
VITI, Lena
VOGT, Elsie
VOSHINDER, Adel ine
WALLENTA, Anna
WATTS, Greta Lisa
WEISSHIEBEL, Franceska
WEST, Margaret J.
WEST, Mary
WHITNEY, Mary E.
WILDERSON, Carrie
WILLEY, Mary E.
WILLIAMS, Louisa
WILLIAMS, Martha
WILLIAMSON, Henrietta
WILLIAMSON, Sarah E.
WRIGHT, Mary L.
WRIGHT, Sarah
WOLF, Clarisa
WOOLLEY, Emma F.
YOUNG, Mary

CLARK, William
BARE, J.C.
HOFFMAN, John E.
DUSING, W lliam
POEHLER, Theodore
MEGINNIS, John C.
WALTON, Daniel
GRAHAM, George
SMITH, Jerry
PARR, Charles
SHELLY, Edward
COX, Joseph J.
ROSS, Lee
BURPEE, Nathan B.
VETI, Babst
CREW, James S.
COCKLIN(COGLIN),Daniel
DURR, Albert
HOHNICK, Ernest
BLCAKER, Wilson T.
FREDERICK, Fred
ANDERSON, Charlie
WETZEL, Henry
BARRICKLOW, Sanford C.
HARSHBARGER, David W.
RENICK, John A.
WEBER, Albert H.
KNEALE, William
FRISTER, Solomon
DUDLEY, Robert
NEWMAN, Paschal H.
HERVETT, James W.
WHITE, Frederick
SMART, Joseph
MC CLINCY, William J.
WELLS, William D.
EDMON DS, J ame s

GALLEGHER, James
FRASER, John
CARGUEVILLE, Otto
CARPER, William
KELLER, Robert
FRANCH, Riley
EGGERT, Charles F.
WALSH, John
HIBBARD, Martin J.
HOLLINS, William
LOGAN, Robert
MC KEEHEN, F.H.
BURBANK, Henry G.
BUCHANAN, Riegy
WHEELER, Franklin H.
FISHER, John
LEAN, Joseph
HADLEY, Joshua
BARKLEY, Felix E.
HARRIS, Will iam
HARRIS, Frank

Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton

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�DOUGLAS

CO~TY,KANSAS

MARRIAGE RECORDS-l 873

From Book 4 in the Office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144
Law and Judicial Building, Lwarence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

ADAMS, Jessee
Jefferson Co., KS
ADAMSON, Robert E.
AHLSTROM, Charles J.
ALDER, John W.
ANDERSON, Charles G.
ANTHONY, Mark
ARNOLD, Jacob
Osage Co., KS
AUGUBAUGH (AUBAUGH),
William H.
BABEY, Mathew
Dg. Co., KS
BADSKY, Thomas F.
BARBER, T. Allen
BARKER, Simon H.
BARNHISEL, William H.
BATDORF, Jessee B.
BENAS, Morris
Dg. Co., KS
BENSON, Peter
BLISS, Ethan
Cedar Rapids, IA
BORDER, Samuel B.
BOYD, Thomas
BRATTON, Henry
Hiami Co., KS
BRECHEISEN, Peter
BRIGGS, William H.
Howard Co., KS
BROWN, James

HATTEN, Emily J.
Jefferson Co., KS
MORSE, Alice
PETERSON, Hoda L.
PEASE, Eunice M.
PETERSON, Matilda I.
PEMBERTON, Emma
BYERLEY, Sarah J.
Douglas Co., KS
SREPESA, Mary

14 Mar. 1873
Doug1 as Co., KS
13 May 1873
10 May 1873
19 Sept. 1873
9 Jan. 1873
16 July 1873
27 Nov. 1873
Doug1 as Co., KS
31 Dec. 1873

John G.A.Norton, P.J.

HOLMES, Mary
Johnson Co., KS
ROY, Mary A.
NORTON, Melinda A.
SIMPSON, Della
BRUCE, Laura A.
GAUMER, Mary E.
TUGENDREICH, Louise
Colo.
JOHNSON, Sophia
BROOKS, Bertha
Cedar Rapids, IA
WILLIAMS, Prescilla
DUNN, Anna M.
COTTON, Elizabeth
Dg. Co., KS
NElS, caroline
OKERSON, Sarah E.
Howard Co., KS
SMITH, Mary Jane

15 May 1873

O.G. Richards, J.P.

6

Feb. 1873
1 Jan. 1873
25 Dec. 1873
11 Nov. 1873
30 Mar. 1873
6 Apr. 1873

Andrew Stout, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Andrew Carper, H.G.
W.K. Marshall, M.G.
T.L. Gardner, M(,:G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.

7 Apr. 1873
31 Dec. 1873

S.I Osterberg, M.G.
W.C. Brooks, M.G.

8 Mar. 1873
4 Mar. 1873
1 Jan. 1873

Richard Cordley, H.G.
J.C. Herron, M.G.
J. Boynton (1)

25 Dec. 1873
24 Aug. 1873
Dg. Co., KS
20 Dec. 1873

Oscar G. Richards, J.P.
P.H. Geelan, J.P.

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Officiant

T. L. Gardner, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.
W.C. Brooks, Rev.
John S. Brown, Rev.
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.

A. Carper, M.G.

Albert H. Richardson, Min.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd
Bridegroom
BUCKNER, George B.
Osage Co., KS
BURNS, Joseph
CAREY, George W.
CARRUTH, James A.
CARTER, Allen
CHEVALIER, John B.
CHOTAU, Thomas
CLARK, Jordan
CLARKSON, Burthaer A.
COATS, Hester P.
Osage Co., KS
COCHRAN, William H.
COFFIN, Samuel D.
CONARD, George B.
COOP, David
Leavenworth Co., KS
COOP, Napoleon L.
COOPER, William A.
Leavenworth Co., KS
COTTINGHAM, James W.
Montgomery Co., KS
COWEN, Alexander
CRAVENS, Reece
CRAWFORD, James
CUNNINGTON, William
DAVIES, Samuel H.
Wamego, KS
DAVIS, Thomas R.
DAY, James W.
DEAY, Louis M.
DEE, Thomas
DEVEREAUX, Edward Clifton
DE WOLFE, Wm. H.
St. Joseph, Mo.
DIGGS, Alvin S.
DOBSON, Thomas
Jefferson Co., KS

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

HAYDON, Sarah E.
Dg. Co., KS
LEEKA, Amy
REES, Mary
KIMBALL, Fannie E.
LEFTRIDGE, Cynthia
SIMMONS, Jennie I.(J.?)
STEWART, Perme1ia
KANNEDY, Susan J.
WILSON, Ellena L.
MC OONALD, Mary E.
Dg. Co., KS
MILLER, Sarah D.
ANDERSON, Mary A.
MC KEWEN, Magg ie
MC OOWELL, Mary
Dg. Co., KS
WAKELY, Louisa J.
HOWARD, Mary Jane
Leavenworth Co., KS
POOR, Flora A.
Dg. Co., KS
KIZER, Mary Harriet
BOYD, Lucinda
BELL, Ellen
STEWARD, Mary E.
JONES, Mary F.
Wamego, KS
GILGES, Cyandi
HAWES, Ann
ELAM, Ella
ROBERTS, Ellen
BULLENE, Susan A.
NC CLURE, . Nary E.
Dg. Co., KS
LEPORTE, Annie L.
ROBERTS, Francene
Jefferson Co., KS
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15 Jan. 1873
18 Sep. 1873
1 Nov. 1873
18 Nov. 1873
5 Mar. 1873
3 July 1873
15 Feb. 1873
18 June 1873
1 Apr. 1873
2 Oct. 1873

Officiant

T.W. Henderson, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.
J.E. Rudisill, M.G.
Richard Cordley, Rev.
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
R. L. Harford, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.

23 Aug. 1873
18(?) Oct. 1873
9 Jan. 1873
24 Oct. 1873

John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Daniel Read, Pastor
James M. Hendry, P.J.
Oscar G. Richards, J.P.

30 Jan. 1873

Daniel Phenicie, J.P.
D. H. Hickok, Elder

I'"
. ;

22 June 1873
Leavenworth. Co., KS
25 Jan. 1873
25 Dec. 1873
5 July 1873
8 Jan. 1873
21 Dec. 1873
13 Nov. 1873
Topeka, Shawnee Co., KS
18 Mar. 1873
13 Feb. 1873
18 Sept. 1873
15 Sept. 1873
24 Dec. 1873
12 June 1873
21 Sept. 1873
30 Mar. 1873
Jefferson Co., KS

John G.A. Norton, P.J.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
D.G. Lett, M.G.
D. Read, M.G.
William Kneale, Min.
I. I. Thompson, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
A. Parsons, J.P.
John Wilder, J.P.
J.F. Cunningham, Priest
D. Otis Kellogg! Jr., clergy
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Edward R. Sanborn, Min.
John W. Davis, J.P.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd
Bridegroom
DONNELLY, James
DOUGLAS, Thomas T.
EBERHART, John S.
EDDY, Jefferson
EDER, Sabastian
Johnson Co., KS
EGGERT, Fred
EISENBERG, George
Fort Larned, KS
EMBLETON. John Spark
EMERY. Josiah B.
Osage Co., KS
ERVIN. Al fred M.
Clark Co., Iowa
EVANS. Job
FARMER. Albert
Dg. Co •• KS
FISHER. Anson W.
FORD. Will iam
GALLETLY. Charles
GAUSNEL. Reuben
Leavenworth Co., KS
GASNELL. Zachariah W.
Leavenworth Co., KS
GRIGGS, Elijah W.
GROSHEIDER. Henry
HAAS. John
HAELSIG, Trawgott L.
HAIRRELL. James A.
HALE. Amos H.
HALL. Will iam N.
HAMILTON. Joshua
HANES. Daniel H.
HANFORD, Edwin H.
Chicago, Ill.
HAN LEY. Owen

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Bride
MC CONNELL. Maggie
CALDWELL, Lizzie
REYNOLDS. Mary E.
DUMERAY. Louisa
NEWSTIFTER, Mary
Dg. Co., KS
AVERY, Elizabeth
VITT. Louisa
Dg. Co., KS.
MATHEWS. Melinda A.
GERMAN, Sarah T.
Wisconsin
LANDS, Rebecca A.
Mad ison Co., IA
NOBLE. Sarah A.
MIZE. El izabeth
Johnson Co., KS
BOND, Melvina
BOOKER. Al ice
BERRY. Elizabeth A.
JAQUATH, Polly Ann
Leavensorth Co., KS
LEE, Emma
Leavenworth Co., KS
WINNIE. Al idia
HERBOLDSHEIMER. Ida
LOHMANN. Louise
GERSTENBERGER, Rose M.
PRESTON, Angeline
VAN DENBERG, Corinne
ORME, Elizabeth S.
SHEPHERD, Martha J.
LAWSON, Dorissa
Brooks, Carrie M.
Dg. Co., KS
GRA Y, J ohana

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30 Sept. 1873 - license only
21 Jan. 1873
26 Aug. 1873
6 Jan. 1873
14 Dec. 1873

Officiant

John G.A. Nortonij\ P.J.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
.JJ~ B•.:Saxman , J.P.
James Christian, J.P.
A. Carius, Priest

1 Sept. 1873
8 July 1873

W.K. Marshall, Min.
A. Carius, Priest

7 May 1873
28 May 1873

Edward Gill, Min.
D. Read, M.G.

3 Apr. 1873
Dg. Co., KS
7 Apr. 1873
25 Sept. 1873
Kaw Valley, KS
1 Jan. 1873
3 Apr. 1873
11 Dec. 1873
2 Oct. 1873

John G.A. Norton, P.J.

27 July 1873
Leavenworth Co., KS
24 Aug. 1873
6 May 1873
28 Dec. 1873
4 Mar. 1873
20 Feb. 1873
2 Sept. 1873
18 Sept. 1873
12 June 1873
7 Dec. 1873
31 Dec. 1873
Dg. Co., KS
11 Aug. 1873

Albert M. Richardson, M.G.
William Kneale, Min.
,-Silas Bond, J.f'.
James Christian, J.P.
T.C. Kime (1)
Samuel Kretsinger, M.G.
D.H. Hickok, Elder, M.G.
James Christian, J.P.
A. A. Trimper, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Christian Haas, M.G.
Dexter Tucker, M.G.
D. Read, M.G.
D. Otis Kellogg, Jr., M.G.
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
W.W. Nelson, Elder
W.C. Brooks, M.G.
F.X. Uusan, Priest

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd
Bridegroom
HARFORD, Robert L.
HASELRIG, George
HAWORTH, Solomon
Miami Co., KS
HELTON, Andrew J.
HENDRIX, Erastus
Dg. Co., KS
HENSBARGER, Wm. D.
Dickson Co., Nebr.
HINDMAN, Alonzo G.
HINDS, Wiley
California
HOBBS, Francis M.
HOBELMANN, Augustus L.
Cincinnati, Ohio
HOEAL, Aloyse
HOFER, Benjamin F.
HOUSTON, James
HOWARD, James
Ottawa, KS
HUMPHRIES, John W.
Jeff. Co., KS
ILIFF, John M.
JAMESON, James M.
JEFFERSON, Carrol
JOHNSON, Lawrence
JOHNSON, Peter
JONES, James M.
JONES, ~ugh J.(I.)
JONNEYCAKE, Robert J.E.
Indian Territory
JOY, James R.
KILLINGER, George
JJ'e!ff. Co., KS
KINZIE, James T.
Franklin Co., KS
KINZY, John R.

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Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

FRAZER, Mary E.
RILEY, Nancy J.M.
PUTNAM, Lucy L.
Dg. Co., KS
LIETH, Amanda
STO VER, Ell a
Dg. Co., KS
OSWOTH, Elizabeth
Dg. Co., KS
BAILEY, Emma
MC KINNEY, Lucy
Leavenworth Co., KS
DAVIS, Matilda
VAN WELY, Annie
Dg. Co., KS
SCHOPPE, Francis
HANSELMAN, Caroline
LEWIS, Minn ie
YOUNG, Jennie H.
Ottawa, KS
HOLLADAY, Anna
Jeff. Co., KS
BRASS, Ella
GILL, Elizabeth I.
SCROGGS, Jane
BOWERS, Henrietta
ANDERSON, Christine
COPELAND, Nancy J.
WOOD, Mary J.(I.)
COLLINS, Lucinda E.
Indian Territory
HALLMARK, Nancy J.
BALCH, caroline
Jeff. Co., KS
FISHBRUN, Elizabeth H.
Dg. Co.
WOOD, Nancy A.

31 Mar. 1873
11 Feb. 1873
12 Apr. 1873
Dg. Co., KS
4 Jan. 1873
21 Dec. 1873
Monmouth Twp. Shawnee Co., KS
18 Jan. 1873

N. Green, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
John Bower, M.G.

20 Mar. 1873
13 Apr. 1873
Dg. Co., KS
1 Jan. 1873
1 Apr. 1873

John Ingle, M.G.
Gabriel Gray, M.G.

21 May 1873
17 Oct. 1873
7 Aug. 1873
8 Feb. 1873
Lawrence, KS
21 Sept. 1873
Williamstown, KS
17 Apr. 1873
13 Nov. 1873
24 Sept. 1873
6 Mar. 1873
12 Aug. 1873
4 Sept. 1873
31 Oct. 1873
25 Jan. 1873

A. Carius, Priest
James Boicourt, M.G.
Geo. W. Smith, J.P.
James Christian, J.P.

23 Mar. 1873
21 Aug. 1873
Jeff. Co., KS
9 Jan. 1873

Andrew Stout, M.G.
Benjamin F. Moore, M.G.

21 Dec. 1873

William Draper, J.P.

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Officiant

James M. Hendry, P.J.
J. M. Whitehead, J.P.
John K. Dunns, Rector

Daniel Phenicio, J.P.
Albert M. Richardson, M.G.

John Holladay, M.G.
David Shuck, M.G.
A.A. Trimper, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
H.R. Riemer, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
W. K. Marshall, J.P.
James Bryson, Rev.
John A. Harper, J.P.

George Barnhart, Min.

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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd
Bridegroom
KIZER, Samuel H.
KOHLAR, Will iam
KRAMER, caspar
KUHNE, William
LATHROP, Alexander H.
LEWIS, Andrew
LEWIS, Lawson
LEWIS, Peter
LOFGREN, Frans T.
LOGAN, Da vid
WNG, E1 isha
LOSEY, Will iam
Dg. Co. ,KS
LOSH, Andrew
Osage Co., KS
LOSS, Paul L.
LOVE, Will iam
Leavenworth Co., KS
MACY, John G.
MANSON, Earnest
MARLEY, Haywood
Johnson Co., KS
MARTIN, John
Cowley Co., KS
MASONBRINK, Charles
MC COY, Hiram M.
Jefferson Co., KS
MC DONALD, John
MC GRUDER, Thomas
MC KINZIE, Francis M.
Marion, KS
MEILLS, Austin R.
METSKER, Martin W.
MICHAEL. William A.
MILLARD. Francis O.
MILLER, Will iam C.
MITCHELL. David L.

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

HOLLOWAY, Laura A.
SPARSHUK, Theresa
HOLYOPFEL, E1 izabeth
GROH, E1 izabeth
AGER, Anna E.
JENKINS, Phebe A.
ANDERSON, E1 izabeth
WILSON, Leanna
SVENSON, Hanna
TAYLOR, Ettie
CANFIELD, Jennie
SHOTTA, Martha E.
Jefferson Co., KS
LEVY (LONG), Mary A.
Cincinnati, Ohio
MUELLER, Fredericke
ALLEN, Nancy
Leavenworth Co., KS
HARRELL, Ruth E.
PETERSON, Clara
ORENDER, Martha
Dg. Co., KS
WOODSON, Jane
Wyandotte Co., KS
BACH, Mary Theresia
WORTHINGTON, Mary E.
Jefferson Co., KS
BERRY, Hannah
ADAMS, Kat ie
BROOKS, Anna B.
Dg. Co., KS
MC DAW, Ettie C.
SHOUP, Mary EBANKS, Julia A.
THORPE, Caroline M.
CHURCHILL, Sadie I.
CROUCH, Susan

29
17
24
14
31
14
23

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Officiant

Dec. 1873
Feb. 1873
Aug. 1873
Sept. 1873
Dec. 1873
Apr. 1873
Oct. 1873
11 Dec. 1873
10 Oct. 1873
6 Feb. 1873
27 Mar. 1873
6 Nov. 1873
Jeff. Co., KS.
14 Oct. 1873
Lawr., KS
30 Sept. 1873
27 Mar. 1873

John 6.A. Norton, P.J.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Conrad Mardotf, Min.
A.A. Trimper, M.G.
W.K. Marshall, M.G.
James Christian, J.P.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
A.C. Carper, Pastor
W.K. Marshall, M.G.
A. Parsons, J.P.
James E. Hi! key, M.G.
James Carney, M.G.

30 June 1873
9 June 1873
13 Nov. 1873

E.G. Macy, J.P.
John S. Brown, Rev.
Joseph Lovelace, J.P.

3 Aug. 1873

D. G. Lett, M.G.

20 July 1873 - Mt. Carmel(?)
2 Feb. 1873
Jefferson Co., KS
4 Sept. 1873
13 Sept. 1873
3 Apr. 1873

Albert Herman, Priest
H.K. Muth, Min.
Hector Barker, Rev.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.

8 Jan. 1873
2 Jan. 1873
6 Feb. 1873
22 June 1873
26 May 1873
2 Dec. 1873

D. Read, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, Rev.
Joseph Michael, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
J.E. Rudisill, M.G.

James Christian, J.P.
Joseph Rohskopf, Rev.
Ezra Hube1, Rev.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd
Bridegroom
MOHLER, Franklin
MOON, Charles
MONROE, Gilbert B.
MORGAN, Samuel H.
HUELLER, Henry J.
MUNDT, Will iam
MYER, Henry W.
MYERS, George W.
HYNAHAN, Thomas J.
Kansas City, Mo.
NEAL, Robert
NEFF, Wood
NEIL, Marian
Leavenworth Co., KS
NORWINE, Walker
Leavenworth Co., KS
OSBORN, William H.
PARDEE, Thomas
PEARSON, Olaf
PEFFLY, Samuel P.
PIERCE, Washington
PLUME, Amzi(?) B.
PORTER, Byron
PUGH, Thomas
QUIETT, Alfred L.
Shawnee Co., KS
RAHBO, Cassius W.
RAMPENDAHL, Otto W.
RANDOLPH, William W.
Dg. Co., KS
RAY, Henry B.
REED, Marcus G.
Leavenworth Co., KS
RILEY, Joseph
REUSCH, Nicholas
RICHARDSON, Cornelius J.
RIPLEY, Ambros

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

FUNK, Hary
COFFMAN, Sarah
NICHO LS , Emma
MALONE, Missouri
LEWIS, Fannie J.
COGAON(KOHAN), Catherine
HUNCIKER, Mary
SURBER, caroline
O'BRIEN, Alice
Kansas City, Mo.
BURNS, Nellie
SPEER, Mary E.
SMITH, Sarah E.
Leavenworth Co., KS
ZIMMERMAN, A1vira B.
Leavenworth Co., KS
BROWN, Mattie E.
COBBLE, Mary
OBERG, Emma C.
FLORA, Mary C.
SUTTON, Hary L.
MALONE, Maria
MASON, Mina
EBERHART, Sarah
LOWE, Sarah S.
Dg. Co., KS
FLETCHER, Alice J.
ANTON, Louisa A.
ROSEBROOK, Frances
Leavenworth Co., KS
DUNCAN, Sybil B.
BROWN, Laur a B.
Jefferson Co., KS
TERRELL, Lucinda
HARWOOD, Alice A.
JOHNSON, Charlotte E.
JONES, Mary E.
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31 Aug. 1873
9 May 1873
13 Oct. 1873
18 Sept. 1873
7 July 1873
6 Dec. 1873
1 Feb. 1873
28 Sept. 1873
23 Dec. 1873
Lawrence, KS
8 Jan. 1873
22 Oct. 1873
20 Nov. 1873
Stranger, Leav. Co., KS
31 July 1873
Leavenworth Co., KS
23 Har. 1873
25 Dec. 1873
2 May 1873
25 Har. 1873
21 Apr. 1873
29 Jan. 1873
29 June 1873
10 Apr. 1873
18 Mar. 1873
J/3 'Aug. 1873

25 Nov. 1873
12 Nov. 1873
Reno, KS
29(?) Oct. 1873
10 Feb. 1873
Jefferson Co., KS
21 July 1873
4 May 1873
4 Oct. 1873
23 Mar. 1873

Officiant

Peter Brubaker, M.G.
S. Kritsinger, Rev.
J.C. Herron, M.G.
D.G. Lett, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, J.r.
Richard Nagle, Priest
Daniel Phenicie, J.P.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Richard Nagle, Priest
David Shuck, M.G.
W.K. Marshall, M.G.
Edward Gill, Min.
D.H. Hickok,

E1de~,

M.G

John L. Embleton, Min.
J.O. Roberts, Min.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Joshua Dunnuck, J.P.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Theo T. Gardner, M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
John Bower, M.G.
J. Borcourt, Pastor
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
J.F. Schreiber, Min.
A. M. Richardson, clergyman
W.K. Marshall, M.G.
J. Knight, M.G.
George W. Smith, J.P.
Job Robinson, M.G.
A.A. Trimper, M.G.
Charles H. LovejOY, M.G.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd
Bridegroom
ROBERTS, Christopher C.
ROBERTS, Lyman C.
Dg. Co., KS
ROBERTS, Samuel L.
Shawnee Co., KS
ROG ERS, Rufus
ROODS, James
ROY, Charles P.
SAXMAN, George F.
SCHLEGEL, Jeremiah
SCOUTAN, Richard L.
SHANK, Jacob
SHAUM, Henry L.
SHEPARD, Edwin A.
Johnson Co., KS
SHINER, James W.
Leavenworth Co., KS
SHIPMAN, John B.
SIMON, Nick
SLOAN, Wesley
SHITH, J. Digby
Peabody, KS
SMITH, James E.
SMITH, Orley M.
SMITH, Willis L.
Johnson Co., KS
SNOW, Anthony
SNOW, Benjamin, Jr.
SPENCER, Charles B.
STACY, Russell M.
Leavenworth Co., KS
STAUFFER, Samuel H.
Topeka, KS
STIEFEL, Edward
Dg. Co., KS
STAFFORD, Hatthew N.
Joplin City, Mo.

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

RODMAN, Susan F.
BENSON, Elizabeth N.
Princeton, Indiana
DUN CAN, Mar tha
Dg. Co., KS
LEE, Harriett
HUGHES, Elizabeth
BADSKY, Jul ia A.
FISHER, Alwilda
SIGGES, Sophia
CUTLER, Minnie H.
GOULD, Sarah E.
DIGGS, Liebe E.
MC CALLIE, Ella M.
Dg. Co., KS
PAGE Ella Modora
Dg. Co., KS
t-KlRRIS, Francis
SHREINER, Catherine
EATON, Sophia
CAMMERON, Grace E.
Dg. Co., KS
GEORGE, Angis
PATTERSON, Mary A.
BUSSIN(?), Martha J.
Dg. Co., KS
FULTON, Eldora
t-KlRGAN, Ella F.
THOMAS, Annie N.
MINTON, Phil inda J.
Leavenworth Co., KS
WALKER, Mary R.
Dg. Co., KS
SIEBEN, Therese
Milwaukee, Wisc.
WORKIGER, Lucy
Jopl in City, Mo.

25 May 1873
31 Aug. 1873
Richland, KS
23 Nov. 1873
Big Springs, KS
26 Mar. 1873
6 Mar. 1873
1 Jan. 1873
10 Apr. 1873
14 Apr. 1873
4 June 1873
20 Mar. 1873
13 Feb. 1873
20 Feb. 1873
Dg. Co., KS
31 May 1873
Dg. Co., KS
14 Jan. 1873
7 May 1873 - License only
11 Dec. 1873
20 Nov. 1873
Lawr. Ks.
19 Oct. 1873
16 Oct. 1873
5 May 1873

Joseph Iliff, M.G.
R. F. Morse, M.G.

5 July 1873 - License only
30 Apr. 1873

John G.A. Norton, t.J.
Albert M. Richardson, M.G.
Joseph Iliff, M.G.
E. Shepherd, M.G.

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21 Nov. 1873
4 Nov. 1873
Reno, KS
21 Jan. 1873

Officiant

A. J. Hopkins, M.G.
James Christian, P.J.
J.T.C. Kinne, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Silas Bond, J. P.
Christian Haas, M.G.
E.H. Bailiff, M.G.
Wm. H. Reece, N.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
John S. Brown, N.G.
W.K. Marshall, M.G.
D. Read, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
T • C. Kime (? )

Theodore L. Gardner, M.G.
Samuel Y. Lum(?), M.G.
T.L. Gardner, M.G.
W.K. Marshall, Min.

Theo. L. Gardner, M.G.

13 Jan. 1873

H. Parsons, J.P.

17 Mar. 1873
Dg. Co., KS

D.M. Moore, M.G.

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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1873-cont'd
Bridegroom
STONE, Will iam E.
Shawnee Co., KS.
STOPFF, Will iam F.
STUDABAKER, Jacob A.
STUDABAKER, John
STUDABAKER, Joseph R.
TABER, Orsan L.
TALLEY, Benony C.
TAYLDR, Job E.
Jefferson Co., KS
THOMAS, John H.
THOMPSON, Oliver J.
THOMPSON, John H.
THURBER, Whitford
TILTON, William A.
TODD, Alexander
TOWNSEND, W.B.
TRAVIS, Charles L.
Marshall, Hichigan
TURGEON, John A.C.
TURNER, James H.
TURNER, Owen
VAN AMRINGE, Benjamin F.
Cincinnati, Ohio
HALKER, Columbus
WANN, Frederick A.
WARD, David T.
WARD, Hillie
WARREN, Henry G.
WHEELER, Robert
WELLING, Edward L.
Johnson Co., KS
I-iESTHEFFER, Jacob
WHITE, George \-1.
WHITE, Joseph
WHITLDCK, John F.

Date &amp; Place if other. than Lawrence

Bride
LAWRENCE, Maggie V.
Dg. Co., KS
WEIDLER, Elise
FLDREY, Sarah
SURB ER, Mary
BARTON, Al ice H.
OVERTON, Alice M.
LAWSON, Nancy J.
HATHAWAY, Margaret A.
Jefferson Co., KS
BRANNON, Margaret
PECKHAM, Loretta
HARRIS, Anna
TUSSEY, Alice
CUMMINGS, Jennie
LDGAN, Clarissa
KENNEDY, Flora M.
PATTERSON, Eulalie E.
Dg. Co., KS
SMALLWOOD, Mary L.
FIELDS, Mary
HOPPING, Cindare11a E.
STANLEY, Annie M.
Dg. Co., KS
CUSHINGBERY, Sylvia
GUEST, Louise
FLUKER, Sarah
FLUKER, Louisa
Ll\NE, Hary A.
DODGE, Annie B.
TUCKER, Hattie F.
Dg. Co., KS
PUCKETT, Sarah
TUCKER, Martha J ..
SMITH, Lawrena
POOR, Sarah

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Officiant

9 Sept. 1873

Wm. K. Cardwell, M.G.

31 Aug. 1873
1 Mar. 1873
30 Mar. 1873
9 Feb. 1873
10 Apr. 1873
23 Dec. 1873
16 Nov. 1873
Jefferson Co., KS
11 Mar. 1873
7 May 1873
8 Sept. 1873
25 Apr. 1873
18 Dec. 1873
16 Aug. 1873 - License only
23 Mar. 1873
27 Nov. 1873
Dg. Co., KS
8 Aug. 1873
4 Sept. 1873
19 Oct. 1873
13 Aug. 1873

John G.A. Norton, P.J.
James E. Hilkey, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Edward R. Sanborn, Pastor
James Crhistian, J.P.
John W.Stewart, M.G.
James Christian, J.P.
D. H. Johnston, M.G.
Geo. W. Smith, J.P.
John S. Brown, Min.
John S. Brown, clergy
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
James Bryson, M.G.
Will Mct;uiley, M.G.

Wm. Yates, J.P.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Jno. E. Rudisill, M.G. }

7 May 1873
13 Oct. 1873
14 Oct. 1873
14 May 1873
13 Apr. 1873
27 Feb. 1873

John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Edward R. Sanborn, Min.
James Christian, J.P.
James Christian, J.P.
John K. Dunn, Rector
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Andrew Stout, M.G.

19 Jan. 1873
22 Jan. 1873
7 Jan. 1873
11 Nov. 1873

J. Robinson, M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
Gabriel Gray, M.G.
W.K. t-larsha11, M.G.

11 Mar. 1873

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�Douglas County. Kansas Harriage Records-1873-cont'd
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

WHITLOCK, Lysander
WIGGINTON, Wesley
WILBER, Scott M.
WILLIAMS, George
WINFREY, James R.
WOOTON, Joe).
Jeff. Co., KS
WRIGHT, Samuel
ZEIGLER, Henry
ZEVELY, Albert W.
ZIEGLER, Charles R.
ZINN, Fielding N.
Jefferson Co., KS

WOOp, Elizabeth S.
ROBERTS, Jennie
BRIGGS, Amanda
MORGAN, Anna M.
DAVIS, Mary E.
GASSIE, Louisa
Jeff Co., KS
MYERS, Mary E.
WHITE, Lucetia
GALLAGHER, Dora M.
HUDSON, Julia H.
GLENN, Sarah M.
Dg. Co., KS

25 Nov. 1873
23 Sept. 1873
5 June 1873
6 Mar. 1873
11 Aug. 1873
28 Aug. 1873
Perry, KS
27 Feb. 1873
12 Jan. 1873
27 Feb. 1873
23 Mar. 1873
26 Jan. 1873

Officiant

W.K. Marshall, M.G.
W.K. Marshall, Min.
James Christian, J.P.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
I. Terrel, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, Rev.
O.G. Richards, J.P.
D.H. Perrin, Rev.
O.G. Richards, J.P.
D.G. Brooks, M.G.

Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas county, KS
Bride

--

Groom

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Bride

Groom

ADAMS, Katie
AGER, Anna E.
ALLEN, Nanoy
ANDERSON, Christine
ANDERSON, Elizabeth
ANDERSON, Mary A.
ANTON, Louisa A.
AVERY, Elizabeth
BACH, Mary Theresia
BADSKY, Julia A.
BAILEY, Emma
BALCH, C(lroline
BANKS, Jul ia A.
BARTON, Alice H.
BELL, Ellen
BENSON, Elizabeth N.
BERRY, Elizabeth A.
BERRY, Hannah

MC GRUDER, Thomas
LATHROP, Alexander H.
LOVE, Will iam
JOHNSON, Peter
LEWIS, Lawson
COFFIN, Samuel D.
RAMPENDAHL, Otto W.
EGGERT, Fred
MASONBRINK, Charles
ROY, Charles P.
HINDMAN, Alonzo G.
KILLINGER, George
MICHAEL, William A.
STUDABAKER, Joseph R.
CRAWFORD, James
ROBERTS, Lyman C.
GALLETLY, Charles
MC DONALD, John

BOND, Mel vina
BOOKER, Alice
BOWERS, Henrietta
BOYD, Lucinda
BRANNON, Margaret
BRASS, Ella
BRIGGS, Amanda
BROOKS, Anna B.
BROOKS, Bertha
BROOKS, Carrie M.
BRmiN, Laura B.
BROWN, Mattie E.
BRUCE, Laura A.
BUlLENE, Susan A.
BURNS, Nell ie
BUSSIN(?), Martha J.
CALDWELL, Lizzie
CAMMERON, Grace E.

FISHER, Anson W.
FORD, Will iam
JOHNSON, Lawrence
CRAVENS, Reece
THOMAS, John H.
ILIFF, John M.
WILBER, Scott M.
HC KINZIE, Francis M.
BLISS, Ethan
HAN FORD, Edwin H.
REED, Marcus G.
OSBORN, William H.
BARNHISEL, William H.
DEVEREAUX, Edward Clifton
NEAL, Robert
SMITH, Willis L.
DOUGLAS, Thomas T.
SMITH, J. Digby

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�Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, ,KS (cont'd)
Bride

Bride

Groom

CANFIELD, Jennie
CHURCHILL, Sadie I.
COBBLE, Mary
COFHIAN, Sarah
COGAN (KOHAN), Catherine
COLLINS, Lucinda E.
COPELAND, Nancy J.
COTTON, Elizabeth
CROUCH, Susan
CUMt-fINGS, Jennie
CUSHINGBERY, Sylvia
CUTLER, Minnie H.
DAVIS, Mary E.
DAVIS, Matilda
DIGGS, Liebe E.
DODGE, Annie B.
DUMERAY, Louisa J.
DUNCAN, Martha
DUNCAN, Sybil B.
DUNN, Anna M.
EATON, Sophia
EBERHART, Sara
ELAM, Ella
FIELDS, Hary
FISHBURN, El izabeth H.
FISHER, Alwilda
FLETCHER, Alice J.
FLORA, Mary C.
FLOREY, Sarah
FLUKER, Louisa
FLUKER, Sarah
FTAZER, Mary E.
FULTON, El dora
FUNK, Mary
GADDIS, Louisa
GALLAGHER, Dora H,

LONG, El isha
MILLER, William C.
PARDEE, Thomas
MOON, Charles
MUNDT, Will iam
JONNEY Cake, Robert J.E.
JONES, James H.
BRATTON, Henry
MITCHELL, David L.
TILTON, William A.
WALKER, Columbus
SCOUTAN, Richard L.
WINFREY, James R.
HOBBS, Francis M.
SHAUM, Henry L.
WHEELER, Robert
EDDY, Jefferson
ROBERTS, Samuel L.
RAY, Henry B.
BOYD, Thomas
SLOAN, Wesley
PUGH, Thomas
DEAY, Louis M.
TURNER, James H.
KINZIE, James T.
SAXMAN, George F.
RAMBO, Cassius W.
PEFFLY, samuel P.
STUDABAKER, Jacob A.
WARD, Will ie
WARD, David T.
HARTFORD, Robert L.
SNOW, Anthony
MOHLER, Franklin
WOOTON, Jael
ZEVELY, Albert N.

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GAUMER, Mary E.
GEORGE, Angis
GERMl\N, Sarah T.
GERSTENBERGER, Rose M.
GILGES, Cyandi
GILL, Elizabeth I.
GLENN, Sarah M.
GOULD, Sarah E.
GRAY, Johana
GROB, Elizabeth
BUEST, Louise
HALLMARK, Nancy J.
HANSELMAN, Caroline
HARRELL, Ruth E.
HARRIS, Anna
HARWOOD, Alice A.
HATHAWAY, Margaret A.
HATTEN, Emily J.
HAWES, Ann
HAYDON, Sarah E.
HERBOLDSHEU1ER, Ida
HOLLADAY, Anna
HOLLOWAY, Laura A.
HO LMES, Mary
HOLYOPFEL, El izabeth
HOPPING, Cindarella E.
HOWARD, Mary Jane
HUDSON, Julia H.
HUGHES, Elizabeth
HUNCIKER, Mary
JAQUATH, Polly Ann
JENMNS'" Phebe A.
JOHNSON, Charlotte E.
JOHNSON, Soph ia
JONES, Hary E.
JONES, Mary F.

Groom
BATDORF, Jessee S.
SMITH, James E.
EMERY, Josiah B.
HAELSIG, Trawgott L.
DAVIS, Thomas R.
JAMESON, James M.
ZINN, Fielding N.
SHANK, Jacob
HANLEY, Owen
KUHNE, William
WANN, Frederick A.
JOY, James R.
HOFER, Benjamin F.
MACY, John G.
THOMPSON, John H.
REUSCH, Nocholas
TAYLOR, Job E.
ADAMS, Jessee
DAY, James W.
BUCKNER, George B.
GROSHEIDER, Henry
HUMPHRIES, John W.
KISER, Samuel H.
BABEY, Mathew
KRAMER, Caspar
TURNER, Owen
COOPER, William A.
ZIEGLER, Charles R.
ROODS, James
MYER, Henry W.
GAUSNEL, Reuben
LEWIS, Andres
RICHARDSON, Cornelius J.
BENSON, Peter
RIPLEY, Ambros
DAVIES, Samuel H.

�Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd)
Bride
KANNEDY, Susan J.
KENNEDY, Flora M.
KIMBALL, Fannie E.'
KIZER, Mary Harriet
LANDS, Rebecca A.
LANE, Mary A.
LAWRENCE, Maggie U.
LAWSON, Dorissa
LAWSON, Nancy J.
LEE, FJJIIIla
LEE, Harriett
LEEKA, Amy
LEFTRIDGE, Cynthia
LEPORTE, Annie L.
LEVY (LONG), Mary A.
LEWIS, Fannie J.
LEWIS, Minnie
LIETH, Amanda
LOGAN, Clarissa
LOHMANN, Louise
LOWE, Sarah S.
MALONE, Maria
MALONE, Missouri
MASON, Mina
MATHEWS, Melinda A.
MC CALLIE, Ella 1'1.
MC CLURE, Mary E.
HC CONNELL, Haggie
HC DAW, Ettie C.
MC DONALD, Mary E.
MC DOWELL, Mary
HC KE\~EN, Magg ie
MC KINNEY, Lucy
MILLER, Sarah D.
MINTON, Philinda J.
NIZE, El izabeth
!'fORGAN, Anna ~1.

Groom

Bride

Groom
-

CLARK, Jordan
TOWNSEND, W.B.
CARRUTH, James A.
COWEN, Alexander
ERVIN, Alfred M.
WARREN, Henry G.
STONE, William E.
HANES, Daniel H.
TALLEY, Benony C.
GOSNELL, Zachariah W.
ROGERS, Rufus
BURNS, Joseph
CARTER, Al1en
DIGGS, Alvin S.
LOSH, Andrew
l'tUELLER, Henry J.
HOUSTON, James
HELTON, Andrew J.
TODD, Alexander
HAAS, John
QUIETT, Alfred L.
PLUHE, Amyi(?) B.
MORGAN, Samuel H.
PORTER, Byron
EMBLETON, John Spark
SHEPARD, Edwin A.
DE WOLFE, William M.
DONNELLY, James
MEILLS, Austin R.
COATS, Hester P.
COOP, David
CONARD, George B.
HINDS, Wiley
COCHRAN, William H.
STACY, Russell M.
FARHER, Albert
WILLIAMS, George

MlSRGAN, Ella F.
MORRIS, Francis
NORSE, Alice
MUELLER, Fredericke
MYERS, Mary E.
NElS, Caroline
NEWSTIFTER, Nary
NICHOLS, Emma
NOBLE, Sarah A.
NORTON, 1'lel inda A.
OBERG, Emma C.
O'BRIEN, Alice
OKERSON, Sarah E.
ORENDER, Martha
ORME, Eliza eth S.
OSWORTH, Elizabeth
OVERTON, Alice M.
PAGE, Ella Modora
PATTERSON, Eulalie E.
PATTERSON, Mary A.
PEASE, Eunice M.
PECKHAM, Loretta
PEMBERTON, Emma
PETERSON, Clara
PETERSON, Hoda L.
PETERSON, Matilda I.
POOR, Flora A.
POOR, Sarah
PRESTON, Angeline
PUCKETT, Sarah
PUTNAM, Lucy L.
REES, Mary
REYNOLDS, Mary E.
RILEY, Nancy J.M.
ROBERTS, Ellen
ROBERTS, Francene
ROBERTS, Jennie

SNOW, Benjamin J.
SHIPMAN, John B.
ADAMSON, Robert E.
LOSS, Paul L.
WRIGHT, Samuel
BRECHEISEN, Peter
EDER, Sabastian
MONROE, Gilbert B.
EVANS, Job
BARBER, T. Allen
PEARSON, Olaf
MYNAHAN, Thomas J.
BRIGGS, William H.
MARLEY, Haywood
HALL, William N.
HENSBARGER, William D.
TABER, Orsan L.
SHINER, James W.
TRAVIS, Charles E.
SMITH, Orley N.
Alder, John W.
THOMPSON, Oliver J.
ANTHONY, Mark
MANSON, Earnest
AHLSTROM, Charles J.
ANDERSON, Charles G.
COTTINGHAM, James A.
WHITLOCK, John F.
HAIRREIJ.., J ame sA.
WESTHEFFER, Jacob
HAWORTH ,Solomon
CAREY, George W.
EBERHART, John S.
HASEBRIG, George
DEE, Thomas
DOBSON, Thomas
WIGGINTON, Wesley

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�Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1873 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd)
Bride
RODMAN, Susan F.
ROSEBROOK, Frances
ROY, Harv A.
SCHOPfE, Francis
SCROGGS, Jane
SHEPHERD, Hartha J.
SHOTTA, Hartha E.
SHOUP, Mary E.
SHREINER, Catherine
SIEBEN, Therese
SIGGES, Sophia
Snu.K&gt;NS, Jennie I.(J)
SIHPSON, Della
SMALLWOOD, Hary L.
SHITH, Lawrena
SMITH, Mary Jane
SMITH, Sarah E.
SPARSHUK, Theresa
SPEER, Mary E.
SREPESA, Mary
STANLEY, Annie M.
STEWART, Mary E.
STEWART, Permelia
STOVER, Ella
SURBER, Caroline,
SURBER, Mary
SUTTON, Mary L.
SVENSON, Hanna

Groom

Bride

TAYLOR, Ettie
ROBERTS, Christopher B.
RANDOLPH, Will iam W.
TERRELL, Lucinda
BADSKY, Thomas F.
THOHAS, Annie N.
HOEAL, Aloyse
THORPE, Caroline M.
JEFFERSON, Carrol
TUCKER, Hattie F.
HAMILTON, Joshua
TUCKER, Martha J.
LOSEY, Will iam
TUGENDREICH, Louise
METSKER, Martin \~.
TUSSEY, Alice
SIMON, Nick
VAN DENBERG, Corinne
STIEFEL, Edward
VAN WELY, Annie
SCHLEGEL, Jeremiah
VITT, Louisa
Chevalier, John G.
WAKELY, Louisa J.
BARKER, Simon H.
WALKER, Mary R.
TURGEON, John A.C.
WEIDLER, Elise
WIHTE, Joseph
WHITE, Lucetia
BROWN, James
WILLIANS, Prescilla
NEIL, Marian
WILSON, Ellena L.
KOHLAR, William
WILSON, Leanna
NEFF, Wood
WINNIE, Al idia
AUBAUGH (AUGHBOUGH), Wm. H. WOOD, Elizabeth S.
VAN AMRINGE, Benjamin F.
WUOD, Mary J. (T?)
CUNNINGTON, William
WOOD, Nancy A.
CHOTAU, Thomas
WOODIGER, Lucy
HENDRIX, Erastus
WOODSON, Jan
MYERS, George W.
WORTHINGTON, Mary E.
STUDABAKER, John
YOUNG, Jennie H.
PIERCE, Washington
ZIHMERNAN, Alvira B.
LOFGREN, Frans T.

Groom
WGAN, David
REILEY, Joseph
SPENCER, Charles B.
MILLARD, Francis O.
WELLING, Edward L.
WHITE, George w.
BENAS, Morris
THURBER, Whitford
HALE, Amos H.
HOBELMANN, Augusta L.
EISENBERG, George
COOP, Napoleon L.
STAUFFER, Samuel H.
STOPFF, William F.
ZEIGLER, Henry
BORDER, Samuel B.
CLARKSON, Burthaer A.
LEWIS, Peter
GRIGGS, Elejah W.
WHITLOCK, Lysander
JONES, Hugh J. (T?)
KINZY, John R.
STAFFORD, Matthew N.
MARTIN, John
MC COY, Hiram M.
HOWARD, James
NORWINE, Walker

Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton
"The raptdly increasing divorce rate", remarked the wit. "lnd1.cates
that America is indeed becoming the land of the free."
"Yes". replied his prosaic fr1.end. "but the continued marriage rate
suggests that it is still the home of the brave."
--The American Legion WeeklY
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�From Book 4 in the Office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144,
Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

ADAMS, Charles W.
ADAMS, William M.
ALEXANDER, Smith
ALFORD, Daniel S.
ALLEN, Albert F.
Crawford Co., KS
ALLEN, Charles H.
ANDERSON, Alexander H.
ANDERSON, Charles
ANDERSON, Charles S.
ARTHUR, Charles F.
ASBORN, George D.
Leav. Co., KS
BACH, Frederick W.
Clay Co., KS
BADSKY, John F.
BALDWIN, Lafayette P.
BARBER, James W.
BARTON, John D.
BASS, James
BAUM, Smith W.
BEALS, Jeptha
Chase Co., KS
BEEYLEY, Thomas A(?)
Leavenworth Co., KS
BEVERLY, Woodbury P.
Leavenworth Co., KS
BLADES, Andrew
Leav. Co., KS
BLAND, Robert
Jeff. Co., KS

CHETLAIN, Emma H.
COOK, Netta
RAMSEY, Harriet
SAVAGE, Susie D.
HART, Elizabeth D.
Dg. Co., KS
TWEED, Clara B.
MC CONNELL, Hattie C.
HENDERSON, Rebecca
PETERSON, Emma Christine
LAMPSEL (SAMPSEL), Mary E.
WORDEN, Mary A.
Leav. Co., KS
ALLGAIER, Mary E.
Dg. Co., KS
ROY, Elizabeth
PIERSON, Maggie A.(M?)
MC RILL, Aurilla A.
METSKER, Mary A.
STEWART, Ellen
JOHNSON, Margaret
GRANGER, Nettie S.
Dg. Co., KS
FORD, Eliza J.
Leavenworth Co., KS
SMITH, M. Ella
Dg. Co., KS
HALL, Lucinda
Leav. Co., KS
KENNEDY, Mary J.
Dg. Co., KS

16 Dec.
14 June
19 Oct.
14 Apr.
9 Sept.

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Officiant

1874
1874
1874
1874
1874 Dg. Co., KS

Jeremy Boynton, M.G.
W.N •Hamby , M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Jeremy Boynton, M.G.

18 Nov. 1874
23 Dec. 1874
14 Aug. 1874
5 Sept. 1874
27 Jan. 1874
1 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

V.M.King, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Andrew Carper, M.G.
J.O.Linell, M.G.
Silas Bond, J.P.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.

13 Mar. 1874

J.S.Embleton, Preacher

16 Oct. 1874
17 Dec. 1874
6 Aug. 1874
12 Nov. 1874
31 May 1874
10 May 1874
15 Oct. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

Dg. Co., KS

20 Jan. 1874 Leavenworth Co.,KS

John G.A.Norton, P.J.
Samuel Y. Lum, M.G.
James Boicourt, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
A. Corporal, M.G.
David T. Woodward, Preacher
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Edward Gill, M.G.

9 Nov. 1874 Dg. Co. , KS

Wm. A. Shaw, M.G.

7 Nov. 1874 Dg. Co. , KS

John G.A.Norton, P.J.

4 July 1874 Dg. Co. , KS

Geo. W. Smith, J.f.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd
Bridegroom
BOOKER, Dorral
Frankl in Co., KS
BOWERS, David
BRADLEY, William R.
Greene Co., Iowa
BRROKS, Edmond
BROOKS, Hanry
BROWN, George A.
BROWN, William E.
Jeff. Co., KS
BROWN, William P.
BUTELL, Emile J.
Dg. Co., KS
BYRNE, Thomas W.
Jeffson Co., KS
CANARY, John
Leav. Co., KS
CARSON, Charles C.
CARSON, Frankl in
CARSON, Phillip S.
CASEY, John
Denver, Colo.
CHILDS, Stephen
CLARK, William
CLARKE, Nicholas S.
CLAY, Saint George
Michigan
CLAYTON, Smith S.
COE, Louis
Jeff. Co., KS
COFFIN, George A.
COLE (CONE), Allen W.
COOP, Napoleon L.
Dg. Co., KS
COO PER, John W.
COVEY, John
CRAIG, Anderson
Missouri

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence
INGLE, Fannie L'
Dg. Co., KS
KESLER, Elizabeth S.
WARREN, Susan M.
Dg. Co., KS
LAWRENCE, Nancy E.
CLAY, Caroline
WAKLEY, Adeline
JONES, Martha J.
Jeff. Co., KS
COLBERT, Margaret F.
GORMAN, Louise E.
Johnson Co. ,KS
WELKER, Mary
Jefferson Co., KS
HURD, Mary A.
Leav. Co., KS
SHEPARD, Mary E.
BROWN, Sarah
CARAGY, Jane A.
DYMOND, Ida
Perryville, KS
DAVIS, Mary
WOODWARD, Elizabeth
PATTERSON, Lucy J.
CLAY, Amanda
Dg. Co., KS
CARENESS, Sarah C.
GADDY, Sarah E.
Jeff. Co., KS
EMMETT, Hattie
JENNINGS, Hattie B.
WAKLEY,Arvi1la E.
Dg. Co., KS
BROWN, S. Ella
BROWNING, Anna
STILL, Mary J. F.
Dg. Co., KS

J.W.Hopping, M.G.

15 Mar. 1874
10 Feb. 1874
16 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS

John Bower, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.

5 Mar. 1874
1 Jan. 1874
19 Jan. 1874
30 May 1874 Jeff. Co., KS

J.H. Bonebrake, M.G.
A.C.Carper, M.G.
William Kneale, Pastor
James Carney, Min.
T.L.Gardner, M.G.

29 Jan. 1874
17 Sept. 1874

License only

14 Sept. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

Rev. J. F. Cunningham

28 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

John G.A.Norton, P.J.

17
11
24
26

Sept. 1874
Feb. 1874
Dec. 1874
Feb. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Richard Cordley, M.G.
James Christian, J.P.
J.C.B.Wharton, M.G.
W.K.Marshall, M.G.

27
14
30
13

Aug. 1874
Feb. 1874
Sept. 1874
Feb. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Joseph Lovelaoe, J,f.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
W.K.Marshall, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.

1 Oct. 1874
8 Nov. 1874

Joseph Denison, M.G.
James Cooney, Min.

22 Aug. 1874 License only
23 Sept. 1874
15 Dec. 1874 Leav. Co., KS

J.E.Rudisell, fastor
S.J.McNaughton, J.P.

8 Oct. 1874
May 1874
17 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Richard· Cordley, M.G.
David G. Lett, M.G.
W.K.Marshall

11

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Officiant

I_~ ..

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd
Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Bridegroom
CRANDALL, Theron W.
Red Oak, Iowa
CUSHINBERRY, Nathan
CUNNANA, Michael
CUNNINGTON, John R.
DEQUIS, John
Osage Co., KS
DO LSTROM, Alexander
DUNGAR, Willis
EDLER, Henry C.
ELLER, Isaac P.
Dg. Co., KS
FISH, Isaac B.
Leavenworth Co., KS
FISHER, Andrew S.
FO LEY, Geo. W.
Jefferson Co., KS
GABRIELSON, John
GARDNER, E.E.
Lincoln, Nebr.
GARETSON, James S.
Terre Haute, Ind.
GASKILL, Charles
Dg. Co., KS
GILL, William H.
GILMAN, Arthur C.
GOEPFERT, William
Jeff. Co., KS
GOODMAN, Herbert
Osage Co., KS
GREEN, Albert
GREEN, William D.
GREER, James G.
GRISSO, Daniel B.
HALBERT, William
HAMILTON, Charles W.
HAMMOND, Eden D.
HAMMOND, Joseph L.

BLACKER, Mattie E.
Red Oak, Iowa
BERRY, Matilda
FARREL, Maria
MANIA, Mary A.
HOUTY, El iz A.
Dg. C., KS
HEISE, Emma
HAGAN, Violet Ann
WESTERHOUSE, Mary
MC CONNEL, Margaret J.
Leavenworth Co, KS
UNDERWOOD, Eliza E.
Leavenworth Co., KS
HAFER, Mary
SAMPLE, Lucinda
Jeff. Co., KS
JOHNSON, Anna Christina
SMITH, Emma
Dg. Co., KS
GRIFFITH, Caroline M.
Dg. Co., KS
ALLEN, Ann E.
Jeff Co., KS
KELLEY, Martha V.
WATKINSM Della
PAYNE, Minerva J.
Jeff. Co., KS
BELL, Maggie
Dg. Co., KS
BUCK, Martha
LEWIS, Maggie
ERN Sf, Anna B.
SPITLER, Sarah
BURTON, Laura B.
CHARLTON, Emma M.
MARCH, Anna E.
KINLEY, Mary A.
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Officiant

15 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

J.E.Rudise11, Pastor

6 Jan. 1874
10 May 1874
25 June 1874
23 Apr. 1874

A.C.Carper, M.G.
Rev. J. F. Cunn ingham
John G.A.Norton, P.J.
John L. Sulivan, J.P.

Dg. Co., KS

Geo. W. Smith, J.P.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.
John Wilder, J.P.

12 Oct. 1874
24 Feb. 1874
6 Feb. 1874
22 Apr. 1874

License only

11 Apr. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

John G.A. Norton, P.J

17 Mar. 1874
5 Mar. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Henry W. Cinry, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.

11 Jan. 1874

T.O.Linell, Rev.
S .M.Hopkins

13 Oct. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

14 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

D.R.Colemery, M.G.

17 Nov. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

A.M.Richardson, M.G.

Dg. Co., KS

M.V.B.Knox, Preacher
Andrew Stout, M.G.
Charles Chadwick, J.P.

2 Apr. 1974
6 Oct. 1874
6 Aug. 1874

27 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Andrew Stout, M.G.

16 Feb. 1874
20 Oct. 1874
31 Aug. 1874 License only
24 Nov. 1874
5 Mar. 1874
10 June 1874
22 Oct. 1874
26 May 1874

J.W.Wilson, M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
w.w.Williams, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.
W.H.Cole, M.G.
W.K.Marshall, M.G.

1---- 1

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd
Bridegroom
HARBRIDGE, Joseph B.
Topeka, KS
HARMAN, George M.D.
HARVEY, oarwin E.
HASKIN, Charles A.
Marion, KS
HAYS, Augustus H.
HAZELGANS(HAGELGANS),
John Caspar
Wyandotte Co., KS
HAZZARD, James W.
HICKS, James
HOLMES, Alfred
HOLMES, Orlando
Jeff. Co., KS
HOLLAND, Eli F.
De Soto, KS
HOLT, William P.
Colorado
HORNBERGER, Gotthold
Dg. Co., KS
HORRELL, Jackson
HORRELL, John
HORTON, Stephen S.
HUCK, William I.
HUMBERT, Fletcher W.
IRWIN, Nelson
Marion, KS
JACKSON, John
Lafayette Co., MO
JAESCHKE, Robert
Topeka, KS
JAMES, David
Macon Co., MO
JOHANNING, Franz H.
JOHNSON, Elisha D.
JOY, Robert G.
KANE, James
Brown Co., KS
KENNADY, Edward N.

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

ROWE, Lizzie E.M.
Topeka, KS
CROWELL, Alice
HYDE, Effie D.
FISHPAW, Martha N.
Marion, KS
BLACK, Angeline
KAMMEYER, Matilda
Dg. Co., KS

31 Dec. 1874 Topeka, KS

John J. Thompson, M.G.

24 Dec. 1874
23 Apr. 1874
9 Sept. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

John Bower, ~lin.
A.M.Richardson, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.

22 Apr. 1874
8 Oct. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

Andrew Stout, M.G.
Wm. Kleinschmidt, M.G.

Dg. Co., KS

Richard Cord1ey, M.G.
A.C.Carper, M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.

Officiant

WEIDLER, Reina
BARKER, Agnes
LABARRIERE, Eveline L.
HALL, Narcissa
Jeff. Co., KS
MC INTIRE, Mary K.
Dg. Co., KS

22 May 1874
13 Jan. 1874
4 Nov. 1874
22 June 1874

FRY, Emily C.

12 Apr. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

John E. Rudisill, M.G.

11 Apr. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

John C. Tei1, M.G.

9 Dec. 1974
20 Dec. 1874
23 Feb. 1874
12 Feb. 1874
18 Jan. 1874
30 Aug. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

John Ingle, M.G.
John Ingle, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J
I.H.Bronebrake, M.G.
John W. Steward, Rev.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.

29 Oct. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

A. A. Trimper, M.G.

Dg. Co., KS
HEMMINGER, Anna
Fr anklin Co., KS
SUTTON, Sarah
MEYER, Susan
JOHN SON, Martha
ROSE, Agatha
TUCKER, Harriett E.
SMITH, Malissa
Marion, KS
BUECKING, Estella
Dg. Co., KS
KATZING, Amande
Topeka, KS
ROBERTS, Louisa
Dg. Co., KS
KLOPHAUS, Amalie
MURRAY, Margaret L.
MOON, Mary E.
SHANK, Anna C.
Dg. Co., KS
BLACK, Nancy J.

21 May 1874

Dg. Co., KS

Jeremy Goynton, M.G.

24 Sept. 1874 License only
13 Feb. 1874
19 May 1874
19 Feb. 1874
1 Apr. 1874
31 Dec. 1874
26 Mar. 1874
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Dg. Co., KS

John Bower, M.G.

Dg. Co., KS

J. Meuel1er, M.G.
James Christian, J.P.
Joseph Iliff, M.G.
Joseph B. Rothrock, M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.

�Douglas County; Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd
"Bridegroom
KENNEDY, Eugene
KENNEDY, Joseph
KESLER, James S.
KETNER, Richard A.
Leavenworth, KS
LACY, William H.
LAWSON, Henry
LEAHY, Jeremiah
LINDSEY, Louis
LIVERMORE, Harvey C.
LOGAN, Frank
MAIN, John G.
Jeff. Co., KS
MANGELSDORF, Ernest A.
MARTIN, David H.
MATER, Adolph G.
Neosho Co., KS
MAVITY, Wesley A.
MC BERNEY, Alexander
Harvey Co., KS
MC CURDY, James
MC DONALD, John
MC KEE, Milton M.
MC TAGGART, William J.
MEADE, Richard C.
MENGER, Christian A.
MEYER, John F.
Missouri:
MILLER, Chapin J.
Dg. Co., KS
MILLS, Charles W.
Jeff. Co., KS
MITCHELL, Samuel D.
Johnson Co., KS
MONROE, Frank M.
MYERS, Joseph K.
Dallas Co., Iowa
NICHOLS, Simon
Jefferson Co., KS

Bride

Date"&amp; Place if other than Lawrence

FOX, Eva
HALEY, Mary
WEIDLER, Laura J.
GOSLINE, Harriet A.
Dg. Co., KS
DORTON, Hester A.
LEIGH, Lydia
MC CARTHY, Katie
ELLIS, Patsey Ann
BURTON, Genoa M.
BASS, Celia
JOHN SON, Sarah E.
Jeff Co., KS
BRUNE, Anna Charlotte
LAHUE (LAHNE), Mary L.
STARKEY, Mary E.
Neosho Co., KS
SELLS, Demea A.
MILLER, Ellen S.
Dg. Co., KS
MURPHY, Bridget
MC HENRY, Harriet
BARNES, Emma
CHARLTON, Maria
CHARLElON, Emma J.
HERZBERG, Anna
MERKEL, Catherine E.
Dg. Co., KS
CARN EY, Ka te
Jeff. Co., KS
PATTON, Hannah M.
Jeff. Co., KS
BRUNER, Mary M.
Dg. Co., KS
DAVIS, Margaret
BASHORE, Mary A.
Dg. Co., KS
REED, Nancy E.
Leavenworth Co., KS
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1 Mar. 1874
5 Sept. 1874
11 June 1874
23 June 1874

Dg. Co., KS

Officiant

James Bryson, M.G.
Rev. J. F. Cunn ingham
Edmond R. Sanborn, M.G.
W.K.Marshall, M.G.

12 Apr. 1874
23 Aug. 1874
29 Oct. 1874
23 Dec. 1874
26 Mar. 1874
9 Dec. 1874
21 June 1874 Jeff. Co., KS

R.H.Stewart, J.P.
George Secrest, J.P.
A. Carius, Priest
Dudley Lee, M.G.
W.W.Williams, M.G.
A.C.Carper, M.G.
John Duncan, Min.

1 Dec. 1874
9 Aug. 1874
23 Dec. 1874

August F. Korfhage, M.C.
John G.A.Norton, P.J. I·
Charles Chadwick, J.P. I

Dg. Co., KS

18 Jan. 1874
20 May 1874 Dg. Co., KS

I.I.Snodgrass, M.G.
W.K.Marshall, M.G.

26 Aug. 1874
6 Oct. 1874
23 Apr. 1874
10 June 1874
1 Sept. 1874
12 Mar. 1874
7 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Rev. John F. Cunningham
A. Carius, Priest
Samuel T. Barnes, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
A.F.Korfhage, M.G.
August F. Korfhage, M.G.

15 Aug. 1874 Leavenworth Co., KS

Rev. Albert Chandler

31 Dec. 1874

Jeff. Co., KS

John Duncan, Min.

25 Oct. 1874

Dg. Co., KS

W.K.Marshall, M.G.

15 Mar. 1874
30 Dec. 1873 ( sic)

John Park, M.G.
Geo. Myers, M.G.

5 July 1874

James Knight, M.G.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd
Bridegroom
NICHOLS, Thomas M.
NOBLE, George
NORTHROP, John W.
Johnson Co., KS
O'NEILL, John
OUSDAHL, Alivius T.
Jeff. Co., KS
OWEN (OVEN), Abner
PALMER, Henry B.
PARSLEY, Alfred S.
Topeka, KS
PEARCE, Leonard S.
PEARSON, Charles A.
PECK, Conrad
PENNOCK, Henry L.
Ottawa, KS
PERSING, Abraham
PETTY, Richard J.
PRESTON, Redoford
REYNOLDS, David
Olathe, KS
REYNOLDS, Samuel
ROBINSON, David
Dg. Co., KS
ROBINSON, Edwin E.
ROHE, Adam
RUNYAN, Andrew
SCHNEIDER, John A.
SCHUL, John
Howard Co., KS
SCOFIELD, Cyrus C.
SHEPHARD, Joseph
SHOTWELL, Walter S.
SIMMONS, Edward F.
Topeka, KS
SIMMONS, Joel
SIMPSON, John W.
Ell is Co., KS
SIMS, Milton

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

BRAXTON, Anna
DOUGLAS, Jeanette·
MILLER, Helen A.
Johnson Co., KS
HARPER, Melissa J.
OLSER, Alia
Jeff. Co., KS
DAVIS, Mary Ann
RAY, Mary E.
BARNETT, Iantha
Topeka, KS
HOLLINGBERRY, Sarah
GUSTO FSON, Augusta
KASO LD, Hermina
WHISTLER, Sarah
Quenomo, KS
LEWIS, Peggie
COLE, Virginia
HUNT, Charlotte A.
INGLSON(ENGLSON)MArtha A.
Olathe, KS
WHEELER, Lizzie S.
HOWARD, Marian A.
Shawnee Co., KS
WHIPPLE, Ida A.
PARK, Alice
ROSE, Fannie
THIEMEN, Elizabeth
FRAZIER, Genoa d.
Dg. Co., KS
MINIER, Ida
JOLLINGBERY, Rose
TAYLOR, Fannie A.
SIMMONS, Sarah A.
Dg. Co., KS
MOTT, Ann
BROUGHTON, Ida E.
Dg. Co., KS
MORRIS, Ellen

(?)

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Officiant

Mar. 1874
23 Mar. 1874
30 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS

J.N.Wilson, M.G.
Theo. L. Gardner, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.

22 Mar. 1874
10 July 1874

Dg. Co., KS

William Kneale, M.G.
J.O.Linell, Min.

Topeka, KS

James Boicourt, M.G.
John Wilder, J.P.
P.S.Cleland, M.G.

15 Jan. 1874
12 May 1874
31 Mar. 1874
24 Dec. 1874
5 Sep.t 1874
5 June 1874
26 Feb. 1874

John K. Dunn, Rev.
J.O.Linell, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.
T.L.Gardner, M.G.

8 Dec. 1874
12 Apr. 1874
21 Nov. 1874
7 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Reuben McComber; Preacher
Albert M. Richardson, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.
Rev. Felix P. Swembergh'

2 Feb. 1874
29 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Richard Cordley, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.

17 Oct. 1874

9 Dec. 1874
13 Jan. 1874
10 Jan. 1874
15 Dec. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

W.O.Kretsinger, M.G.
A.A.Trimper, M.G.
J.H.Bonebrake, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.
W.W .Will iams, M.G.

12 Feb. 1874
19 May 1874
30 June 1874
6 Aug. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

A.M.Richardson, M.G.
D.O.Kel1ogg, Min.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.

10 Dec. 1874
7 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Peter Brubaker, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.

30 Dec. 1874

Gabriel Gray, M.G.

!

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd
Bridegroom
SLOSSON. George
Coffeyville. KS
SMELSER. John
Jeff. Co •• KS
SMITH. Henry
STANFIELD. 'George S.
Shawnee Co., KS
STANLEY. Mil ton
Jeff. Co •• KS
STINE. Charles
STRODE, Thomas
STROUP, Zachariah T.
Jefferson Co., KS
STRUNK. Samuel C.
Dg. Co., KS
SUTPHIN. William H.
Johnson Co., KS
SWAYZE. Jason C.
Topeka, KS
TATE. T.E.
THOMAS. Francis P.
TRABUE, William K.
TREADWAY, Charles S.
TROPHAGEN, Nathaniel D.
VANDENBERGH, Jacob S.
VAN LOEWEN, Carl
VERNON, William H.
VITT, ~erdinand F.
VOONHOLT. Harmon
WALBRIDGE. Chester B.
Dg. Co., KS
WATSON. John W.
WATTS, Samuel
WEBB. Morris A.
WHITE. George F.
WHITE. Moses H.
Minnesota
WIEDEMAN. John F.W.
WIENAN. Fred W.

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

HATCH. Minnie F.
Dg. Co., KS
HILLER. Lydia A.
Dg. Co., KS
ELLIOTI'. Celia
PRICE. Clarissa J.
Dg. Co., KS
MAIN, Mary
Jeff. Co., KS
DE VAL. Minnetta
JONES, Miranda
KNOTT. Sarah E.
Jefferson Co., KS
VANTRIES. Flora J.
Dg. Co., KS
LA MASTINE. Emma
Johnson Co., KS
ERWI (ERVIN), Jennie M.
Labette Co., KS
ROBINSON. Dessie
JOHNSON, Alice
MC INTOSH, Sarah E.
TERRY. Maggie
DONOHUE. Kate
WHITE. Ella H.
KAISER, Frances
PATE, Ella S.
KLEIMAN. Matilda
SCHEHER. Catherine
LEE. Addie
. Jeff. Co., KS
JOHNSON, Lucy M.
BEALE. Jane
VAN SYCKLE, Julia A.
STANLEY. Lucy
DRAPER. Amanda
Dg. Co., KS
OESCH, Louise
BRECHTELSBOWER, Ella D.

23 June 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Edmond R. Sangorn, Min.

25 Mar. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

H.M.Richardson, M.G.

14 Jan. 1874
7 June 1874

John G.A.Norton, P.J.
Dexter Tucker, M.G.

15 Mar. 1874

John Cuncan, t-lin.

28 Apr. 1874
23 Oct. 1874
4 Mar. 1874

John G.A.Norton, P.J.
J.W.Wilson, M.G.
J. Knight, M.G.

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21 May 1874

Frankl in Co., KS

16 Oct. 1874 Dg. Co. , KS
28 Nov. 1874

Dg. Co. , KS

17 Oct. 1874
16 Mar. 1874
30 Apr. 1874
22 Dec. 1874
18 Nov. 1874
13 May 1874
15 Jan. 1874
8 Apr. 1874
16 Feb. 1874
6 Aug. 1874
15 Mar. 1874 Jeff. Co., KS

Officiant

W.O.Kretsinger, M.G.
Charles Chadwick, J.P.
W.• K.Marshall, M.G.
W.O.Kretsinger, M.G.
A.R.Button, M.G.
H.C.Kline, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
A. Carius, Priest
A.H.Richardson, M.G.
John G.A.Norton, P.J.
Henry M. Green, M.G.
James Christian, J.P.
A.A.Trimper, M.G.
John Duncan, Min.

24 Dec. 1874
2 Sept. 1874
7 Nov. 1874
15 Oct. 1874
3 May 1874 Dg. Co., KS

Richard Cordley
John K. Dunn, Rector
Oscar G. Richards, J.P.
Wm. M. Adams, M.G.
William R. Constant,Preacher

28 Oct. 1874
22 Oct. 1874

Richard Cord1ey, M.G.
Edmond R. Sanborn, Min.

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1874-cont'd
Officiant

Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

WILLSDORF, Charles F.
WILSON, Henry
WINNIE, James
WISHROPP, William
Osage Co., KS
WIZER, David A.
YOUNG, Abraham
ZIMMERMAN, William H.
Leavenworth Co., KS

BAILEY, Clara
STEVENS, Dora
WHITE, Lottie
MATTHIAS, Louisa
Osage Co., KS
DRAKE, Susan E.
BOYER, Anna E.
WILLIAMS, Martha
Leavenworth Co., KS

15 Jan. 1874
14 Nov. 1874
16 Sept. 1784
9 Apr. 1874 Dg. Co., KS

John G.A.Norton, P.J.
J.H.(W7)Wilson, M.G.
~. M. Adams, M.G.
Ge"o. W. Smith, J.P.

7 June 1874
1 Dec. 1874
14 Jan. 1874 Leavenworth Co, KS

John G.A.Norton, P.J.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
Sam Relsall, Min.

Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1874 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS

ALLEN, Ann E.
ALLGAIER, Mary E.
BAILEY, Clara
BARKER, Agnes
BARNES, Emma
BARNETT, Iantha
BASS, Celia
BASHORE, Mary A.
BEALE, Jane
BELL, Magg ie
BERRY, Matilda
BLACK, Angel ine
BLACK, Nancy J.
BLACKER, ~1a tt ie E.
BOYER, Anna E.
BRAXTER, Anna
BRECHTELSBOWER, Ella D.
BROUGHTON, Ida E.
BROWN, Sarah
BROWN, S. Ellen
BROWNING, Anna
brune, Anna Charlotte
BRUNER, Mary M.
BUCK, Martha
BUECKING, Esletta

GASKILL, Charles
BACH, Frederick
WILLSDORF, Charles F.
HICKS, James
MC KEE, Milton M.
PARSLEY, Alfred S.
LOGAN, Frank
MYERS, Joseph K.
WATTS, Samuel
GOODMAN, Herbert
CUSHINGBERRY, Nathan
HAYS, Augustus H.
KENNEDY, Edward N.
CRANDALL, Theron W.
YOUNG, Abraham
NICHOLS, Thomas M,
WIEMAN, Fred W.
SIMPSON, John W.
CARSON, Franklin
COOPER, John W.
COVEY, John
MANGELSDORF, Ernest A.
MITCHELL, Samuel D.
GREEN, Albert
JACKSON, John
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BURTON, Genoa M.
BURTON, Laura B.
CARAGY, Jane A.
CARENESS, Sarah C.
CARNEY, Kate
CHARLETON, Emma J.
CHARLTON, Emma
CHARLTON, Maria
CHETLAIN, Emma H.
CLAY, Amanda
CLAY, Carol ine
COLBERT, Margaret F.
COLE, Virginia
COOK, Netta
CROWELL, Alice
DAVIS, Margaret
DAVIS, Mary
DAVIS, Mary Ann
DE VAL, Minnetta
DONOHUE, Kate
DORTON, Hester A.
-DOUGLAS, Jeanette
DRAKE, Susan E.
DRAPER, Amanda
DYMOND, Ida

LIVERMORE, Harvey C.
HALBERT, William
CARSON, Phillip S.
CLAYTON, Smith S.
MILLER, Chapin J •.
MEADE, Richard C.
HAMILTON, Charles W.
MC TAGGART, William J.
ADAMS, Charles W.
CLAY, Saint George
BROOKS, Henry
BROWN, William P.
PETTY, Richard J •
ADAMS, William M.
HARMAN, George, M.D.
MONROE, Frank M.
CHILDS, Stephen
OWEN(OVEN), Abner
STINE, Charles
TROPHAGEN, Nathanial D.
LACY, Will iam H.
NOBLE, George
WIZER, David A.
WHITE, Moses H.
CASEY, J6hn

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�Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1874 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd)
Bride

Bride

ELLIOTT, Cel ia
SMITH, Henry
ELLIS, Patsey Ann
LINDSEY, Louis
COFFIN, George A.
EMMETT, Hattie
GREER, James
ERNST, Anna B.
ERWIN(ERVIN), Jennie M.
SWAYZE, Jason C.
CUNNANA, Michael
FARREL, Maria
HASKIN, Charles A.
FISHPAW, Martha N.
BEEYLEY, Thomas A.
FORD, El iza J.
KENNEDY, Eugene
FOX, Eva
FRAZIER, Genoa D.
SCHUL, John
FRY, Emily C.
HOLT, William P.
COE, Louis
GADDY, Sarah E.
BUTELL, Emile J.
GORMAN, Louise E.
KETNER, Richard A.
GOSLINE, Harriet A.
BEALS, Jeptha
GRANGER, Net.tie S.
GARETSON, James S.
GRIFFITH, Ca.:-ol ine M.
PEARSON, Charles A.
GUSTOFSON, Augusta
FISHER, Andrew S.
HAFER, Mary
DUNGAR, Willis
HAGAN, Violet Ann
KENNEDY, Joseph
HALEY, Mary
BLADES, Andrew
HALL, Lucinda
HOLMES, Orland
HALL, Narcissa
O'NEILL, John
HARPER, Melissa J.
ALLEN, Al bert F.
HART, Elizabeth D.
SLOSSON, George
HATCH, Minnie F.
HEISE, Emma
DO LSTROM, Alexander
MENGER, Christian A.
HERYBERG, Anna
HORNBERGER, Gotthold
HEMMINGER, Anna
HENDERSON, Rebecca
ANDERSON, Charles
PEARCE, Leonard S.
HOLLINGBERRY, Sarah
HOUTY, El iza A.
DEQUIS, John
HOWARD, Marian A.
ROBINSON, David
HUNT, Charlotte A.
PRESTON, Redoford
HURD, Mary A.
CANARY, John
HYDE, Effie D.
HARVEY, Darwin E.
INGLE, Fannie L.
BOOKER, Dorral
INGLSON(ENGLSON), Martha A. REYNOLDS, David
COLE(CONE), Allen W.
JENNINGS, Hattie B.

JOHNSON, Alice
THOMAS, Francis P.
JOHNSON, Anna Christina GABRIELSON, John
JOHNSON, Lucy M.
WATSON, John W.
JOHNSON, Margaret
BAUM, Smith W.
JOHNSON, Martha
HORTON, Stephen S.
JOHNSON, Sarah E.
MAIN, John G.
JONES, Martha J.
BROWN, William E.
JONES, Miranda
STRODE, Thomas
KAISER, Francis
VAN LOEWEN, Carl
KAMMEYER, Matilda
HAZELGANS(HAGELGANS) ,.John Caspar
KASOLD, Hermina
PECK, Conrad
KATZING, Amanda
JAESCHKE, Robert
KINLEY, Mary A.
HAMMOND, Joseph L.
KELLEY, Martha V.
GILL, William H.
KENNEDY, Mary J.
BLAND, Robert
KESLER, Elizabeth S.
BOWERS, David
KLEIMAN, Matilda
VITT, Ferdinand F.
KLOPHAUS, Amalie
JOHANNING, Franz H.
KNOTT, Sarah E.
STROUP, Zachariah T.
LABARRIERE, Eveline L. HOLMES, Alfred
LAHUE(LAHNE), Mary L.
MARTIN, David H.
LAMPSEL(SAMPSEL), Mary E.
ARTHUR, Charles F.
LA MASTlNE, Emma
SUTPHIN, William H.
LAWRENCE, Nancy E.
BROOKS, Edmond
LEE, Addie
WALBRIDGE, Chester B.
LEIGH, Lydia
LAWSON, Henry
LEWIS, Maggie
GREEN, William D.
LEWIS, Peggie
PERSJiNG·; Abraham
MAIN, Mary
STANLEY, Milton
MARCH, Anna E.
HAMMOND, Eden J).
MATTHIAS, Louisa
WISHROPP, William
MANIA, Mary A.
CUNNINGTON, John R.
MC CARTHY, Katie
LEAHY, Jeremiah
MC CONNELL, Hattie C.
ANDERSON, Alexander H.
MC CONNELL, Margaret J. ELLER, Isaac P.
MC HENRY, Harriet
MC DONALD, John
MC INTIRE, Mary K.
HOLLAND, Eli F.
MC INtoSH, Sarah E.
TRABUE, William K.

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�Alphabetical listing of the brides from 1874 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (cont'd)
Groom
MC RILL, Aurilla A.
METSKER, Mary A.
MEYER, Susan
MILLER, Ellen S.
MILLER, Helen A.
MILLER, Lydia A.
MINIER, Ida
MERKEL, Catherine A.
MOON, Mary E.
MORRIS, Ellen
,MOTT, Ann
MURPHY, Bridget
MURRAY, Margaret L.
PARK, Alice
PATE, Ella S.
PAYNE, Minerva J.
OESCH, Louise
OLSER, alia
PATTERSON, Lucy J.
PATTON, Hannah M.
PETERSON, Emma Christine
PIERSON, Maggie A.eM.)
PRICE, Clarissa J.
RAMSEY, Harriet
RAY, Mary E.
REED, Nancy E.
ROBERTS, Louisa
ROBINSON, Dessie
ROSE, Agatha
ROSE, Fannie
ROWE, Lizzie, E.M.
ROY, El izabeth
SAMPLE, Luc inda
SAVAGE, Susie D.
SCHEMER, Catherine
SELLS, Demea A.

BARBER, James W.
BARTON, John D.
JORRELL, John
MC BERNEY, Alexander
NORTHROP, John W.
SMELSER, John
SCOFIELD, Cyrus C.
MEYER, John F.
JOY, Robert G.
SIMS, Milton
SIMMONS, Joel
MC CURDY, James
JOHNSON, Elisha D.
RCi&gt;HE, Adam
VERNON, William H.
GOEPFERT, William
WIEDEMAN, John F.W.
OUSDALL, 01 ivius T.
CLARKE, Nicholas S.
MILLS, Charles W.
ANDERSON, Charles S.
BALDWIN, Lafayette P.
STANFIELD, George S.
ALEXANDER, Smith
PALMER, Henry B.
NICHOLS, Simon
JAMES, David
TATE, T.E.
HURD, William I.
Runyan, Andrew
HARBRIDGE, Joseph B.
BADSKY, John F.
FOLEY, George W.
ALFORD, Daniel S.
VOONHOLT, Harmon
MAVITY, Wesley A.

Typed by Dr. Thomas Gorton
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SHANK, Anna C.
SHEPARD, Mary E.
SIMMONS, Sarah A.
SMITH, Emma
SMITH, Mal issa
SMITH, M. Ella
SPITLER, Sarah
STAN LEY, Lucy
STARKEY, Mary E.
STEVEN S, Dora
STEWART, Ellen
STILL, Mary J. F.
SUTTON, Sarah
TAYLOR, Fannie A.
HERRY, Maggie
THIEMIN, Elizabeth
TUCKER, 'Harriett E.
TWEED, Clara B.
UNDERWOOD, Eliza E.
VAN SYCKLE, Julia A.
VANTRIES, Flora J.
WAKLEY, Adel ine
WAKLEY, Arvilla E.
WARREN, Susan M.
WATKINS, Della
WEIDLER, Laura
WEIDLER, Reina
WELKER, Mary
WESTERHOUSE, Mary
WHIPPLE, Ida A.
8HISTLER, Sarah
WHITE, Ella M.
WHITE, Lottie
WILLIAMS, Martha
WOODWARD, El izabeth
WORDEN, Mary A.

KANE, James
CARSON, Charles C.
SIMMONS, Edward F.
GARDNER, E .E.
IRWIN, Nelson
BEVERLY, Woodbury P.
GRISSO, Daniel 8.
WHITE, George F.
MATER, Adolph G.
WILSON, Henry
BASS, James
CRAIG, Anderson
HORRELL, Jackson
SHOTWELL, Walter S.
TREADWAY, Charles ~.
SCHNEIDER, John A.
HUMBERT, Fletcher W.
ALLEN, Charles H.
FISH, Isaac B.
WEBB, Morris A.
STRUNK, Samuel C.
BROWN, George A.
COOP, Napolean L.
BRADLEY, William R.
GILMAN, Arthur C.
KESLER, James S.
HAZZARD, J arne s W.
BYRNE, Thomas W.
EDLER, Henry C.
ROBINSON, Edwin E.
Ph~OCK, Henry L.
VANDENBERGH, Jacob ~.
WINNIE, James
ZIMMERMAN, Will iam H.
CLARK, Will iam
OSBURN, George D.

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875
From Book 4 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court,
Room 144, Judicial &amp; Law Enforcement Center, Lawrence, Kansas.
Compiled by Edna Welling
and Vivian Clough.
/

Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence Officiant

AUSTIN, Oscar

BRIGGS, Mrs. Mary
Jane
CLARK, Jane
WOODFORK, Francis
ASHLEY, Hattie
REED, Nancy J.
LOVIN, Sarah J.
RAY, Emily

28 May 1875

James Millar, M.G.

23 Jan 1875
26 Feb 1875
4 Mar 1875
17 Dec 1875
12 May 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks.
28 Oct 1875

A.C., Casper, M.G.
Gabriel Gray, M.G.
W.H. Sweet, M.G.
R.A. Caruthers, M.G.
Alfred Barnes, M.G.
Jno. Wilder, J.P.

PARIS, Mabel

4 Sept 1875

Geo. W.

AUSTIN, Robert
BADGER, Nelson
BAKER, John T.
BARKER, Jacob
BARBER, William I.
BARRETT (BARNETT),
James
BASKAVILLE, Francis
M.
BEAR, Benjamin
BEW, George H.
BLAKEMAN, James D.
BLISS, John A.
BOND, Sylvester
BONTON (BOUTON}~
Edwin S.
BRANNON, Taylor
BRIDGE, James N.
BROWN, Charles F.
BUTTERFIELD, Franklin P.
CABBAGE, William C.
CALDER, William
CAMPBELL, Eli
CARGAY, B. Franklin
CARNEY, Jessee W.
CHAMBERLAIN, Thomas
COLMAN, Osgood A.
COOPER, W.L.
CORY, Samuel W.

Smith, J.P.
,_.. "'--............

OWENS, Nancy
1 Jan 1875
BURNTON, Mattie H.
28 Feb 1875
WILSON, Sarah E.
9 Nov 1875
SAUNDERS, Lizzie A. 24 May 1875
METSKER, Elizabeth 14 Jan 1875
J.
McKINZIE, Sarah
19 Aug 1875

John G.A. Norton, P.J.:
Richard Cordley,M.G.
Joseph Lovelace, J. P. ..,-~-~
Richard Cordley, Rev.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.

GRINER, Rosa
MEAD, Anise
McNAIR, Clara G.
FULLER, Sarah L.

J.H. Bonbrake, M.G.
I.W. Clock, M.G.
S.W. Lloyd, M.G.
J.C.B. Wharton, M.G.

7 Oct 1875
23 Sept 1875
8 Nov 1875
15 Aug 1875

MUCHLER, Sarah A.
4 Apr 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks.
MAXWELL, Nannie R.
31 Aug 1875
BELL, Louise
14 Oct 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks.
FULKERSON, Alice
14 Nov 1875
SATER, Hannah P.
12 Aug 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks.
HARRIS, Lula
11 Jul 1875
RICHARDSON, Flora E.25 Dec 1875
KIMBALL, Ella F.
4 Oct 1875
LUDINGTON, Alice E. 25 Nov 1875
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John A. Young, M.G.

W.W. Williams, M.G.
John G.A. Norton,P.J.
Werter R. Davis, M.G.
M. Seiler, Rev.
John Duncan, M.G.
J.W. Warder, M.G.
Alfred Barnes, M.G.
Richard Cordley,Rev.
Paul Ziegler, Rev.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

CRILEY, Ezra K.
DANIELS, Miles
DAVIS, James E.
DEAN, ABram S.
DOBBINS, Samuel B.

MORROW, Laura A.
WILLIAMS, Malinda
TUTTLE, Mary E.
CURTIS, Clara
MONTGOMERY, Amelia
H.
DRAPER, Edwin N.
CRISS, Melissa A.
DUNN, Robert
BROWN, Amelia
EATON, Edmund K.
SHEPPARD (SHEPHERD)
Nancy E.
ELLIS, Benjamin
EMORY, Jane
ELLIS, Delos M.
SHOBERT, Susan
EVERHART, John C.
HOUK, Katie
FISHER, Frederick
SCHOEPHFLIER,
Lillian J.
FLORY, Benjamin
HILDERBRAND,
Catherine J.
FOLLETT, George A.
ELDRIDGE, Phebe
FORREST, William J.
SILVERS. Jennie
FURGUSON, John D.
MATHEWS, Ella
FURZE, Richard A.
DUNCAN, Rachel M.
GILGES, Thompson W.
PHILLIPS, Annie M.
GILL, William H.
WARREN, Mary A.
GLOVER, Ezekiel
DODGE, Mary E.
GODFREY, Charles
SUTTON, Nancy E.
GREEN, James W.
BANKS, May S.
HALL (HALE), Jason B.WELLS, Emma S.
HARDING, Thomas P.
KOOGAL, Ada B.
HARRIS, E1hanan
CLOSE, Josephine
HARRIS, Ephraim
PITCHCHER, Alice
HART, William
HASTIE, Peter
HATCHER, Peter M.
HAY, Milton A.

FISH, Nancy
McANDLESS, Mary M.
DUNCAN, Josephine
SMITH (MARTIN),
Ma10na O.

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

13 Apr 1875
31 Dec 1875, Osage Co., Ks.
14 Mar 1875
3 Mar 1875
15 Apr 1875

J.M. Cockins, M.G.
J.L. Embleton, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
John N. Young, M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.

19 Jan 1875
25 Feb 1875
,30 Mar 1875

Wm. Draper, J.P.
John N. Young, M.G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.

1875
1875
1875
1875

Gabriel Gray, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Frederick Roth, M.G.
J.F. Schreiber, M.G.

5 Sept 1875

James E. Hi1key, M.G. :

4 Ju1 1875, Coffeyville, Ks.
13 Dec 1875
22 Dec 1875
16 May 1875
26 Dec 1875
8 Apr 1875
22 Dec 1875
5 Sept 1875
8 Dec 1875
10 Mar 1875
10 Nov 1875
30 Nov 1875
21 Apr 1875

B.F. Smith, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J;-John G.A. Norton, P.J.
P.H. Gei1an, J.P.
J.W. Clock, M.G.
Merter R. Davis, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
W.W. Williams, M.G.
Paul Zeigler, Min.
A.M. Richardson, M.G.
James Barcourt, M.G.
W.F. Harwood, J.P.
T. Wellington Henderson, M.G.
William M. Adams, M.G.
Alfred Barnes, M.G.
E.G. Macy, J.P.
John S. Brown, M.G.

10 Nov
26 Oct
6 June
25 Ju1

. ....,...,

5 Feb 1875
1 Nov 1875
29 Aug 1875
13 June 1875

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

HENDERSON, John C.
HERSHEY, Isaac
HOFFMAN, Clay
HOGUE, Frank o.
HORN, James
HULT, Andrew
ILIFF, Asa B.
JAMES, Henry
JEFFERSON, Richard
JENSEN, Neils o.
JOHNS, Henney
JOHNSON, Amos D.

STEPHENS, Elizabeth
SPITLER, Mary
GILLMAN, Gertrude
HENDRICKS, Louisa N.
HUNTER, Anne E.
AHLGUIST, Amanda
HILL, Mollie M.
AUSTIN, Ella
PRICE, Mary
KNUDSEN, Mary
JONES, Jennie
LANE, Annie E.

26 Apr 1875
4 Nov 1875
10 Dec 1875
16 Oct 1875
10 Nov 1875
1 Nov 1875
11 Sept 1875
29 Jul 875, Jefferson Co., Ks.
4 Dec 1875
22 Sept 1875
29 May 1875
26 Oct 1875

JOHNSON, August
JONES, John A.
JONES, John M.

JOMB, Ellen
COTTON, Ella E.
LINDLEY, Jemima E.

8 Nov 1875
30 Nov 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks.
3 Sept 1875

. JONES, Jo seph
JONES, Walter T.
KENNEDY, George
KIRBY, Wiley
KLINE, Henry S.
LEE, Samuel
LEWIS, George A.W.

LEMING, Mattie
TENNIS, Lizzie A.
HARRELL, Emma
DAVIS, Hannah
READ, Mary B.
LIPSCOMB, Emma
HANN, Mary E.

18 Dec 1875
29 Dec 1875
27 Jan 1875
19 Jan 1875
14 Aug 1875
25 Dec 1875, Leavenworth Co. , Ks.
7 Dec 1875, Jefferson Co. , Ks.

LINDELL, Charles A.
LUCAS ,- James B.
LUGTON, George R.
LYON, George C.
LYONS, William D.
MACKEY, Arthur D.
MADDEN, Franklin
MANN, Samuel B.
MARHSALL (HARSHA),
Eugene K.
MARTINES, Martin

GARDNER, Eva
13 Dec 1875
SIMMONS, A1via A.
30 Nov 1875
STEVENSON, Elmira
22 Sept 1875
GRANGER, Clara E.
25 Mar 1875
SMITH, Winnie L.
29 Sept 1875
COX, Lizzie B.
31 Aug 1875
LEWIS, Mary
3 Feb 1875
PEASE, Cynthia A.
13 Sept 1875
TURGEON, Josephine R.16 Apr 1875

Andrew Stout, M.G.
John Bower, M.G.
John G.A. Norton,P.J.
Paul Zeigler, Rev.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
A.M. Richardson,M.G.
John G.A. Norton,P.J.
Jerome Kunkle, J.P.
C.B. Beeks, J.P.
A.A. Trimper, M.G.
Johri G.A. Norton,P.J.
Charles Reynolds,
Chaplain, U.S.A.
A.A. Trimper, M.G.
J.C. Watt, J.P.
W.F. Fitzgerald,
Priest
John G.A. Norton,P.J .
S.W. Lloyd, M.G.
John G.A. Norton,P.J.
George W. Smith,J.P.
R.A. Caruthers, M.G.
John Divelbes,J.P.
J. Ferrel (Terrel),
M.G.
John N. Young, M.G.
Joseph Denison,M.G.
S.W. Lloyd, M.G.
Richard Cordley, M.G.
James Boicourt,M.G.
Richard Cord1ey,Rev.
Rufus Parks, Rev.
S.W. Lloyd, M.G.

TOWNSEND, Lizzie

25 Aug 1875
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Gabriel Gray, M.G.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

MASON, Albert
MATHEWS, Jonathan
McFARLAND, Edgar E.
McKENZIE, Henry
McKINNEY, David R.
MITCHELL, John M.
MONROE, Thomas H.
MOORE, Sanford V.
MOTT, William
MYERS, John
NELSON, Olaf
NOBLE, John S.
NORDEEN, Andrew
O'LEARY, Dennis
OWENS, Miles J.
OWENS, William H.
PETERSON, James H.
PIATT, Jacob W.

AMMERMON, Levina
17 Jan 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks.
SWISHER, Mary
31 May 1875
RYDER, Carrie E.
14 Dec 1875
WOOD, Amanda
25 Jan 1875
JOHNSON, Mary R.
10 Oct 1875
HORN, Martha
16 Jan 1875
HERNAL, Emma J.
9 June 1875
FORD, Hattie A.
7 Apr 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks.
COLE, Margaret E.
3 Jan 1875
JONES, Elizabeth
21 Jan 1875
LINDALL, Emma
4 Feb 1875
SPARR, Mary A.
19 Oct 1875
ANDERSON, Bettie
20 Dec 1875
BARRY, Lizzie
13 Jan 1875
HICKS, Mary
24 Feb 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks.
STOUT, Anna
4 Jul 1875
TEGHTMYRE, Viola C.2l Nov 1875, Franklin Co., Ks.
GRANT, Susan H.
2 June 1875

PLATNER, Charles
POSTMA, Robert
RICE, Cornelius

BLODGETT, Kate
11 Nov 1875
FRAZIER, Alta M.
4 Apr 1875
MULSO (MILSOM),
7 Mar 1875
Lizzie
PLASKET, Indiana
1 Sept 1875
ROSSEL, Mary
20 Aug 1875
STROBEL, Caroline 4 Jan 1875
EASLEY, Eveline
31 Aug, 1875, Leavenworth Co., Ks.
EUBANKS, Jennie
18 Oct 1875
RULAND, Jane
17 aul 1875
HOLYFOERSTER,
26 Jan 1875
Marie
LIPSCOMB, Louisa
26 Mar 1875
LIGGETT, Leuranah 3 Oct 1875
STEVENS, Myra
3 June 1875
SECREST, Fannie A. 15 Dec 1875

ROBERTS, Charles W.
ROCKLUND, Carl A.
ROHE, Michael
ROTHWELL, Scott
RUSH, Lambert
SAYRE, Peter W.
SCHAPER, F.W.
SILVERS, George
SKILES, Nathan T.
SMITH, Peyton R.
SMITH, Wilford A.

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

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Officiant
John M. Stewart, J.P.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Dexter Tucker, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
R. Paepas, Rev.
Joseph Mason, Rev.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
E.G. Macy, J.P.
A.A. Trimper, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
A. Carius, Priest
Nathan Butler, M.G.
Joseph Lovelace, J.P.
Wm. Whitney, Min.
John F. Cunningham,
Priest
Alfred Barnes
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Oscar G. Richards, J.P.
J. Boynton, M.G.
A.A. Trimper, M.G.
J.F. Schreiber, M.G.
John Divelbis, J.P.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
A.A. Trimper, M.G.
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Geo. W. Smith, J.P.
J.N. Boicourt, M.G.
J.W. Cockins, Rev.
Phillip M. Lewis, M.G.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS, MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1875 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

SMITH, William H.
STARRETT, John M.
STEPHENS (STEVENS),
Albert J.
SUPPLE, George F.
SUTTON, Jesse
TAYLOR, Charles H.
TAYLOR, Peter S.
THOMAS, Ezra R.
THRALLS, Edmund S.
TODD, Alexander
VAN WINKLE, Nathan
WALTON, Henry
WARDEN, Daniel

KING, Louisa H. (A.) 3 Aug 1875
LOGAN, Allie L.
17 June 1875
HUGNOT, Mary J.
27 Sept 1875

Wm. H. Smith, Rev.
J.C. Herron, M.G.
George W.Smith, J.P.

PLACE, Alfreda M.
HAMBLIN, Julia L.
HUGHES, Sallie
WILLIAMS, Ella J.
BOWERS, Caroline S.
LOESCH, Catherine
LOGAN, Clarrissa
CALDWELL, Mattie
PEYTON, Annie
WILLIAMS, Talitha

16 Dec 1875
31 Oct 1875, Jefferson Co., Ks.
6 Oct 1875
21 Apr 1875
14 Jan 1875
30 Mar 1875
28 Nov 1875
6 Sept 1875
4 Mar 1875
25 Jan 1875

HUDSON, Milda J.
FRY, Matilda
COLE, Lucy
BRYANT, Mary
JEMES, Matilda F.
CARGAY, Elizabeth
CHEVALIER, Isabell
1. (J. )
WOOLLEY, Eliza
BRUNTON, Mattie J.
FRANK, Pauline B.
PERRY, Emily

17 Jan 1875
30 Sept 1875
31 Oct 1875
29 Apr 1875
6 Feb 1875
8 Nov 1875
14 May 1875

Paul Ziegler, Rev.
Isa Hale, J.P.
W.H. Sweet, M.G.
John S. Brown, M.G.
John G.A. Norton,P.J.
John G.A. Norton,P.J.
Thomas Allison,M.G.
J.W. Wilson, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Jno. E. Rudisill,
Pastor
Isa Hale, J.P.
Paul Zeigler, Rev.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
W.W.(H.) Cole, M.G.
John G.A. Norton,P.J.
M. Seiler, Rev.
H. Bradley, Rev.

21 Dec
15 Aug
5 Sept
26 Nov

John G.A. Norton, P.J.
Richard Cordley,M.G.
John G.A. Norton,P.J.
C.B. Beeks, J.P.

WARDEN, William H.
WARREN, Henry J.
WEBBER, Henry
WHITE, Jesse
WIDENER, George G.
WILFORD, Daniel
WILLIAMS, Edwin I.
WINKELMAN, Jacob
WINNIE, Henry
WOLFF, Meyer
WRIGHT, Edmond

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

1875
1875
1875
1875

Officiant

Following in an alphabetical listing of the brides:
Bride

Bridegroom

Bride

Bridegroom

AHL~UIST, Amanda
AMMERMON, Levina
ANDERSON, Bettie
ASHLEY, Hattie

HULT, Andrew
MASON, Albert
NORDEEN, Andrew
BAKER, John T.

AUSTIN, Ella
BANKS, May S.
BARRY, Lizzie
BELL, Louisa

JAMES, Henry
GREEN, James W.
O'LEARY, Dennis
CAMBPELL, Eli

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�Alphabetical listing of brides from 1875 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks.
Bride

Bridegroom

BLODGETT, Kate
PLATNER, Charles
BOWERS, Caroline S.
THOMAS, Ezra R.
BRIGGS, Mrs. Mary
AUSTIN, Oscar
Jane
BROWN, Amelia
DUNN, Robert
BRUNTON, Mattie J.
WINNIE, Henry
BRYANT, Mary
WHITE, Jesse
BURNTON, Mattie H.
BEW, George H.
CALDWELL, Mattie
VAN WINKLE, Nathan
CARGAY,
Elizabeth
WILFORD, Daniel
CHEVALIER, Isabell I.WILLIAMS, Edwin I.
(J. )

CLARK, Jane
CLOSE, Josephine
COLE, Lucy
COLE, Margaret E.
COTTON, Ella E.
COX, Lizzie B.
CRISS, Melissa A.
CURTIS, Clara
DAVIS, Hannah
DODGE, Mary E.
DUNCAN, Josephine
DUNCAN, Rachel M.
EASLEY, Eveline
ELDRIDGE, Phebe
EMORY, Jane
EUBANKS, Jennie
FISH, Nancy
FORD, Hattie A.
FRANK, Pauline B.
FRAZIER, Alta M.
FRY, Matilda
FULKERSON, Alice
FULLER, Sarah L.

AUSTIN, Robert
HARRIS, Elhanan
WEBBER, Henry
MOTT, William
JONES, John A.
MACKEY, Arthur D.
DRAPER, Edwin N.
DEAN, Abram S.
KIRBY, Wiley
GLOVER, Ezekiel
HATCHER, Peter M.
FURZE, Richard A.
ROTHWELL, Scott
FOLLETT, George A.
ELLIS, Benjamin
RUSH, Lambert
HART, William
MOORE, Sanford V.
WOLFF, Meyer
POSTMA, Robert
WARREN, Henry J.
CARGAY, B. Franklin
BUTTERFIELD, Franklin

(Cont'd)

Bride

Bridegroom

GARDNER, Eva
GILLMAN, Gertrude
GRANGER, Clara E.
GRANT, Susan H.
GRINER, Rosa
HAMBLIN, Julia L.
HANN, Mary E.
HARRELL, Emma
HARRIS, Lula
HENDRICKS, Louisa N.
HERNAL, Emma J.
HICKS, Mary
HILDERBRAND,
Catherine J.
HILL, Mollie M.
HOLYFOERSTER, Marie
HORN, Martha
HOUK, Katie
HUDSON, Milda J.
HUGHES, Sallie
HUGNOT, Mary J.
HUNTER, Anne E.
JEMES, Matilda F.
JOHNSON, Mary R.
JOMB, Ellen
JONES, Elizabeth
JONES, Jennie
KIMBALL, Ella F.
KING, Louisa H. (A.)
KNUDSON, Mary
KOOGAL, Ada B.
LANE, Annie E.
LEMING, Mattie
LEWIS, Mary
LIGGETT, Leuranah

LINDELL, Charles A.
HOFFMAN, Clay
LYON, George C.
PIATT, Jacob W.
BRANNON, Taylor
SUTTON, Jesse
LEWIS, George A.W.
KENNEDY, George
CHAMBERLAIN, Thomas
HOGUE, Frank O.
MONROE, Thomas H.
OWENS, Miles J.
FLORY, Benjamin

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ILIFF, Asa B.
SCHAPER, F.W.
MITCHELL, John M.
EVERHART, John C.
WARDEN, William H.
TAYLOR, Charles H.
STEPHENS (STEVENS), Albert J.
HORN, James
WIDENER, George G.
McKINNEY, David R.
JOHNSON, August
MYERS, John
JOHNS, Henney
COOPER, W.L.
SMITH, William H.
JENSEN, Neils O.
HARDING, Thomas P.
JOHNSON, Amos D.
JONES, Joseph
MADDEN, Franklin
SKILLS, Nathan T.

�Alphabetical listing of brides from 1875 Marriage Records, Douglas County, Ks.
Bride

Bridegroom

LINDALL, Emma
NELSON, Olaf
LINDLEY, Jamima E.
JONES,· John M.
LIPSCOMB, Emma
LEE, Samuel
LIPSCOMB, Louisa
SILVERS, George
LOESCH, Catherine
THRALLS, Edmund S.
LOGAN, Allie L.
STARRETT, John M.
LOGAN, Clarrissa
TODD, Alexander
LOVIN, Sarah J.
BARBER, William I.
LUDINGTON, Alice E.
CORY, Samuel W.
MATHEWS, Ella
FURGUSON, John D.
MAXWELL, Nannie R.
CALDER, William
McANDLESS, Mary M.
HASTIE, Peter
McKINZIE, Sarah
BONTON (BOUTON), Edwin S.
McNAIR, Clara G.
BROWN, Charles F.
MEAD, Anise
BRIDGE, James N.
METSKER, Elizabeth J.BOND, Sylvester
MONTGOMERY, Amelia H.DOBBINS, Samuel B.
MORROW, Laura A.
CRILEY, Ezra K.
MUCHLER, Sarah A.
CABBAGE, William C.
MULSO (MILSOM),
RICE, Cornelius
Lizzie
OWENS, Nancy
BEAR, Benjamin
PARIS, Mabel
BASKAVILLE, Francis M.
PEASE, Cynthia A.
MANN, Samuel B.
PERRY, Emily
WRIGHT, Edmond
PEYTON, Annie
WALTON, Henry
PITCHCHER, Alice
HARRIS, Ephraim
PLACE, Alfreda M.
SUPPLE, George F.
PLASKET, Indiana
ROBERTS, Charles W.
PHILLIPS, Annie M.
GILGES, Thompson W.
PRICE, Mary
JEFFERSON, Richard
RAY, Emily
BARRETT (BARNETT), James
READ, Mary B.
KLINE, Henry S.
REED, Nancy J.
BARKER, Jacob
RICHARDSON, Flora E. COLMAN, Osgood A.

Typed by Mary Lou Winchell

(Cont'd)

Bride

Bridegroom

ROSSEL, Mary
RULAND, Jane
RYDER, Carrie E.
SATER, Hannah P.
SAUNDERS, Lizzie P.
SCHOEPHFLIER, Lilian

ROCKLUND, Carl A.
SAYRE, Peter W.
McFARLAND, Edgar E.
CARNEY, Jessee W.
BLISS, John A.
FISHER, Frederick

J.

SECREST, Fannie A.
SHEPPARD (SHEPHERD),
Nancy E.
SHOBERT, Susan
SILVERS, Jennie
SIMMONS, Alvia A.
SMITH (MARTIN),
Malone O.
SMITH, Winnie L.
SPARR, Mary A.
SPITLER, Mary
STEPHENS, Elizabeth
STEVENS, Myra
STEVENSON, Elmira
STOUT, Anna
STROBEL, Caroline
SUTTON, Nancy E.
SWISHER, Mary
TEGHTMYRE, Viola C.
TENNIS, Lizzie A.
TOWNSEND, Lizzie
TURGEON, Josephine
TUTTLE, Mary E.
WARREN, Mary A.
WELLS, Emma S.
WILLIAMS, Ella J.
WILLIAMS, Malinda
WILLIAMS, Talitha
WILSON, Sarah E.
WOOD, Amanda
WOODFORK, Francis
WOOLLEY, Eliza

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SMITH, Wilford
EATON, Edmund K.
ELLIS, Delos M.
FORREST, William J.
LUCAS, James B.
HAY, Milton A.
LYONS, William D.
NOBLE, John S.
HERSHEY, Isaac
HENDERSON, John C.
SMITH, Peyton R.
LUGTON, George R.
OWENS, Williams H.
RHOE, Michael
GODFREY, Charles
MATHEWS, Jonathan
PETERSON, James H.
JONES, Walter T.
MARTINES, Martin
MARSHALL (HARSHA), Eugene K.
DAVIS, James E.
GILL, William H.
HALL (HALE), Jason B.
TAYLOR, Peter S.
DANIELS, Miles
WARDEN. Daniel
BLAKEMAN, James D.
McKENZIE, Henry
BADGER, Nelson
WINKLEMAN, Jacob

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876
From Book 4 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room 144
Judicial &amp; Law Enforcement Center, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

ADAMS, James W.
AKERS, Henry
ALBRECHT, B.
ALCORN, Sylvester
ALLEN, Frank A.
ALLEN, Samuel R. (K)
ARNOLD, Edward
BARBER, John
BARNHART, Joseph
BARNHART, William
BARTLETT, Joseph E.
BASEL, William H.
BEBOUT, Joseph
BECKER, Stephen
BENSON, John A.
BOLIN, (BOHN), Daniel
BORER, (BOWER) Joseph
BRADSHAW, James M.
BURNETT, Henry C.
CADE, Jacob (Joseph)
CADE, Phenis
CAMERON, Noah
CANTRELL, Hiram B.

PEARSON, Jennie M.
WESTERHAUSE, Anna
WHIPPLE, Alice
PENNER, Mary
ROGERS, Jennie
WHITNEY, Mattie L.
GABRIEL, Henrietta
MOORE, Arabella P.
FISHBURN, America S.
MICHAEL, Sarah E.
WHITCOMB, Lily A.
PALMER, Frances J.
MURPHY, Maggie
DOLLINGER, Emily
MALM, Hilda
ANDERSON, Mary
HEILIGENSTEIN, Mary
BRUBAliliR, Lydia
COFFEY, Jennie R.
ROSE, Sophronia A.
YATES, Amanda
WARREN, Emily A.
YEWDOLL, (YENDALL)
Charlotte
PRICE, Mary E.
ARMS, Martha
HAMLINE,(HAVLINE)
Lizzie
WHEELER, Mary D.
HIATT, Mrs. Fannie B.
PRENTICE, Adelaide L.
BALDWIN, Mary M.
PETTIBONE, ElviraE.
DOBBINS, Ella
BAILEY, Mary
BRADEN, Isabel A.

28 Dec. 1876
1 Feb. 1876
3 Aug. 1876
12 Feb. 1876
27 May 1876
14 Nov. 1876
17 Oct. 18?6
13 Dec. 1876
9 Nov. 1876
23 Nov. 1876
28 June 1876
25 Dec. 1876
7 Sept. 1876
30 Apr. 1876
25 Nov. 1876
18 Apr. 1876
4 May 1876
25 Oct. 1876
13 Sept. 1876
2 Mar. 1876
3 Feb. 1876
1 June 1876

CARUTHERS, Thomas S.
CHAPLEY, John
CLARK, Robert
COCHRAN, Joseph S.
COLE, Thomas J.
CORBIN, John N.
COURSEN, Phillip S.
COX, Samuel H.
CRANE, Charles W..
CRANE, Clark S.
DAVIS, Charles G.

License only
Topeka, Ks. Shawnee Co.

Officiant
J.W. Cockins, Rev.
W.O. Kretsinger, Pastor
John Q.!.Norton, P.J.
Linus Blakesley, Pastor
T.B.Gray, M.G.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
S.W.Lloyd, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
S.W.Spring, Pastor
John Wilder, J.P.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
,r, - Geo. Tonnies, Rev.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
S.J. Asterberg, M.G.
John Piehler, Priest
Christopher Flory, M. G. '. 1
A.A.Trimper, M.G.
J.H. Bonebrake, M.G.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
Edward Gill, M.G.
1

20 Jan. 1876
3 Sept.· 1876
26 Feb. 1876

John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
T B.Gray, Min.
R.A. Caruthers, M.G.

15 June 1876
28 Feb. 1876
20 Jan. 1876
11 July 1876
15 Sept. 1876
4 July 1876
24 Dec. 1876
1 Sept. 1876
19 Jan. 1876

A.A.Trimper, M.G.
S.W. Lloyd, M.G.
John W. Young, Min.
A.A.Trimper, Min.
T.B.Gray, Min.
W.O. Kretsinger, Min.
Henry W. Conry, M.G.
Chas. Chadwick, J.P.
V.M. King, M.G.

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
Bridegroom
DAVIS, William
DEVER, Sheldon B.
DOLISI, John
DOWNS, Eli A.
DRENDEL, Joseph
DUDLEY, Luther C.
DUMMER, William H.
DUTTON, Daniel P.
EASTMAN, Nelson D.
EBERHART, Obadiah
ELAM, Ti lman C.
ELLIOTT, Andrew G.
ERVIN, Charles
!i'LORA , Josiah D.
FLORY, Cyrus
FISHER, Frederie G.
FRICKER, William D.
FURGUSON, Lewis S.
GAUSNELL, Joseph M.
GAYLORD, Owen C.
GILL, Albert P.
GILMORE, John
GINN,(ZINN) Moses
GORDON, Wm. F.
GRACEY, Simon P.
GREENFIELD, Charles
HOGAN, Thomas
HALBURT, John
HAMMERT, John
HARDEN, James H.
HARDING, James C.
HARRIS, Walker
HATCH, Charles
HATTEN, Henry H.
HAYS, i'iilliam
HENDERSON, Andy
HOERSEMAN, Frank
HOLMES, Ezra R.

MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1.876

Bride
SPENCER, Ellen M.
PIPER, Ella
MOLL, Elizabeth
HARBOUR, Sarah E.
HEILIGENSTEIN, Adelheia
SHOBERT, Sarah M.
WISER(WIZER), Jennie
WATSON, Lorinda J.
UNDERWOOD, Lucinda
FLORY, Saty
FEARER, Mary A.
SEATON, Rebecca
HALL, Mary
HARBOUR, f.1artha E.
METSKER, Sarah E.
RICHARDS, Emma L.
TRIMPER, Lucy E.
SILVERS, Catherine
STILES, Eliza A.
TAYLOR, Julia K.
OLIVER, Julia T.
ANDERSON, Matilda
SWEEZER, Olive
BOONE, S. Margaret
ROFFEL, Eliza A.
ARNOLD, Martha
EDWARDS, Mattie
TOYNE, Sarah Jane
MARFILIUS, Magdelena
KIRBY Mary E.
FISHPAW, Maggie
LEE, Rebecca
DONOHOE, Lizzie A.
COTES (COLES) , Francis
LINNING, Virginia A.
RUBY, Anna
KAMMEYER, Sophia W.
NOEACKER, S.E.

(Cont'd)

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence
7 Aug. 187611 Oct. 1876
28 Nov. 1876
16 Feb. 1876
12 Sept. 1876
21 Mar. 1876
15 Mar. 1876
12 Mar. 1876
7 Jan. 1876
1) Aug. 1876
9 Mar. 1876
12 Feb. 1876
)0 May 1876
2) Feb. 1876
24 Feb. 1876
10 June 1876
25 Dec. 1876
22 July 1876
21 Sept. 1876
24 Aug. 1876
) July 1876
25 Aug. 1876
20 July 1876
22 Sept. 1876
4 Sept. 1876
27 Sept. 1876
28 Dec. 1876
27 Jan. 1876
24 Apr. 1876
14 Nov. 1876
27 Feb. 1876
i) Jan. 1876
12 Sept. 1876
17 Aug. 1876
) June 1876
1 Nov. 1876
)0 Nov. 1876
27 Apr. 1876
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Shawnee Co., Ks.

License only

Officiant
S.W.Lloyd, M.G.
J.W. Cockins, Pastor
Alb Weikmam, Priest
J.W. Clock, M.G.
Albert Weikmam, Priest
John QA. Norton, P.J.
Henry M. Greene, M.G.
W. Skeels, Elder
Thomas Johnson, J.P.
Christopher Flory, M. G.
W.O. Kretsinger, Min.
John QA .. Norton , P.J.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
J.W.Cockins, Pastor
A.A.Trimper, M.G.
John QA. Norton, P.J.
S.J. McNaughton, J.P.
S.W.Lloyd, M.G.
Henry W. Conry, M.G.
A.A.Trimper, M.G.
Henry W. Conry, M.G.
S.W.Spring, Pastor
John QA. Norton, P.J.
John QA. Norton, P.J.
R.T.W.James, M.G.
Charles Chadwick, J.P.
Geo. Tonnies, Rev.
Henry W. Conry, M.G.
A.S. Baldwin, J.P.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
John QA. Norton, P.J.
H.H.Harris, J.P
John QA. Norton, P.J.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
John A. Reitz, ~1.G.
Henry W. Conry, M.G.

.,

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS HARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876
Bridegroom
HOUK, John W.
HOWSER, John W.
JOHNS, John
JOHNSON, Charles
JOHNSON, Swan
JONES David
KENNEDY, Oscar C.
KEPLER, David
KING, Harden
KINZY, John R.
KNIGHT, Geo. W.
KNOTT, Abner C.
KOEHLER, William
LAGERQUIST, John A.
LAWSON, Thomas S.
LEASCH, Adoniram
LEE, Henry
LEEPER, Gilbert C.
LEFNAN, John H.
LEIS, George
LESLIE, Thomas G.
LEVETT, Edward
LEWIS, Ebenzer
LINDSEY, Sandy
LOWE, Robert M.
LUDINGTON, George H.
MANNING, B.S.W.
MANNIX, Cornelius
MANTER, Addison
MATHEWS, Charles
McDONALD, Edmond E.
McKNIGHT, William F.
McMURRAY, John
MELLINGER (METTINGER),
James D.

Bride

Date &amp; Place if
NUFFER, Hannah
28 Dec .. 1876
MOHLER, Elizabeth
15 Aug. 1876
MARTIN, Mary E.
1) Jan. 1876
JOHNSON; Emma M.
20 Oct. 1876
ERICKSON, Anna
24 Mar. 1876
BRYANT, Chaney
21 Dec. 1876
CORNELIUS, Laura
27 June 1876
SHOEBERT, Mary E.
11 May 1876
FOX, Matilda
i) Dec. 1876
GRAY, Clara E.
9 Nov. 1876
AYERS, Emma
22 July 1876
GORE, Rachel
27 Apr. 1876
GEIB, Anna
4 Dec. 1876
HERNING, Sarah A.
2 Nov. 1876
STANLEY, Sarah E.
6 Dec. 1876
PARKER, Nyrtilla E.
9 Feb. 1876
CARTER, Elizabeth
25 May 1876
COFFEY, Martha F.
18 Apr. 1876
MIENZER(MINZER)(MINZIER),
Louisa
)1 May 1876
ROSS, Lillian
26 Oct. 1876
COOKE, Hellen A.
)1 May 1876
STANFIELD, Mary
5 Mar. 1876
CLARKE, Sarah
8 Apr. 1876
JONES, Jennie
1 July 1876
PATE, Emma
24 Sept. 1876
BLODGETT, Jessie B.
2 Feb. 1876
WILLIAMS, Mary
26 Sept. 1876
WILLIAMSON, Hannah
26 Oct. 1876
DAVIS, Clara M.
5 Dec. 1876
JOHNSON, Ida
21 Dec. 1876
WILSON, May(Mary)
24 Aug. 1876
LAUGHTON, Mary A.
17 Apr. 1876
TAYLOR, Georgia
5 Jan. 1876
NELSON, Maggie B.

20

June~1876

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(Cont'd)

other than Lawrence

Jefferson Co., Ks.
Leavenworth Co., Ks.

Jefferson Co., Ks.

Officiant
Ph. Fricker, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
John Q.H. Norton, P.J.
S.J. Osterberg, M.G.
A A.Trimper, M.G.
Josiah Terrel, M.G.
James Bryson, M.G.
Wm. H. Fullour, J.P.
R.T.W. James, M.G.
R.T.W. James, M.G.
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.
Josiah Ferrel, M.G.
George Tonnies, Pastor
A.C. Peck, Minn.
A.J. Haskin, J.P.
A.A.Trimper, M.G.
\
William S. Harrod, M.G.

License only

Franklin Co., Ks.
Leavenworth Co., Ks.
License only

License only

A.F. Kesfhage, M.G.
L.W. Spring, Pastor
J.W. Clock, M.G.
Ilam Relsall, Min.
Thomas Allison, M.G.
J.H. Bonebrake, M.G.
Alfred Barnes, Pastor
Henry W. Conry, M.G.
A.C. Peck, M.G.
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.
Bedford Drisdom, M.G.
W.F.Harwood, J.P.
John Q.H.Norton, P.J.
A.A.Trimper, M.G.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876

(Cont'd)

~ridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

MENDENHALL, Charles
MINNIX (MINICH),
Fleming H.
MITCHELL, James T.
MOORE, Ely
MOORE, Robert R.
MORGAN, Gilbert H.
MORRISON, John

BOYD, Nancy

10 May 1876

Henry W. Conry, M.G.

ROYER, Susan
HARDIN, Susan J.
FRAWLEY, Mary A.
GRAVELEY, Emma A.
SIMMONS, Rachel E.
WILBER (WILBUR) ,
Emily F.
FRAME, Matilda
HARRIS, Sarah
CAMPBELL, Eva
HADLEY, Arabella S.
WHITE, Susan
DAVIS, Katie B.
SHOUT, Agnes M.
GREEN, Lucinda
BURROWS, Calista A.
MOSSER, Carrie
LACY, Phebe A.
WALMSLEY, Mollie
HARRIS, Samantha A.
MACK, Sarah A.L.
DOWNING, Julia A.
DAVIS, Laura

6 Oct. 1876
25 Dec. 1876
5 Jan. 1876
6 June 1876
1 Mar. 1876

John Bower, M.G.
Henry W. Conry, M.G.
W.F.Fitzgerald, Priest
Thos. H. Phillips, M.G.
Albert M. Richardson, M.G.

27 Sept. 1876
4 July 1876
6 Nov. 1876
21 Dec. 1876
22 Aug. 1876
1 Apr. 1876
31 Aug. 1876
24 Feb. 1876
16 Aug. 1876
25 Dec. 1876
12 May 1876
Tonganoxie, Leav. Co., Ks.
1 Feb. 1876
21 June 1876 Shawnee Co., Ks.
19 July 1876
12 Dec. 1876
25 Oct. 1876
12 Feb. 1876

T.C.Darling, J.P.
Henry W. Reed, M.G.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
A.M. Richardson, M.G.
A.A.Trimper, M.G.
L.C.Biggs, M.G.
Werter R. Davis, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
W.L.Harrod, M.G.
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
James Boicourt, Min.
H.R. Button, M.G.
Elihu Green, M.G.
L.W.Spring, Pastor
H.W. Conry, M.G.
Geo. W. Smith, J.P.

LEHMANN, Hellen A.C.
PARKER, Hattie E.
PARRIE, Alice C.
WALTERS, Nancy E.
LEWIS, Eunice A.
ARNOLD, Eliza
WHITE, Ellen
READ, Mosia
ESSON, Hellen D.

23 Oct. 1876
19 Mar. 1876
13 July 1876
30 Oct. 1876 Jefferson Co., Ks.
23 Feb. 1876
15 Sept. 1876
30 Sept. 1876
3 May 1876
27 Dec. 1876

John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
A.C.Peck, Clergy
Chas Chadwick, J.P.
John N. Holliday, M.G.
S.W.Lloyd, M.G.
T.B. Gray, Min.
Rufus parks, M.G.
Dudley Lee, M.G.
Henry W. Conry, M.G.

MORTON, William A.
MOSSER, George
NESBITT, Charles H.
NEWLIN, Joseph H.
NEWMAN, Marshall G.
NORTH, Uriah
OLIVER, Henry N.
PATE, Daniel
PENROOD(PENROD) Isaac
P&amp;;TERS, Louis H.
PHENICIE, William C.
PHILLIPS, Jerold
PINE, Henry A.
PINKSTON, Ephraim W.
RANDELL, Walter P.
REED, Henry
REINCHILD(RHEINSCHILD),
George D.
RICHARDS, Geo. M.
RIDGEWAY, Zacharie T.
ROOT, Horace E.
ROSE, Alexander
ROY, Ralph G.
SCOTT, Charles
SHEPARD, General L.
SMILEY, James W.

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1876

(Cont'd)

Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place if other than Lawrence

Officiant

SMITH, Hiatt S.
SMITH, James
SMITH, John F.
SNOW, Wm. H.
SNYDER, Henry E.
SNYDER, Henry J.
STOUDER(STOUDEN) Joseph
TOLES, Nathan B.
VARNER, David
VAUSBINDER, John R.
VOGEL, Robert
wADE, James A.
WALKER, Jenks
WARE, Geo. P.
WATTS, Isaac
WATTS. Sylvester A.
WESTHEFFER, Elias
WEYMORTH, William H.
WHEELER, Fred A.
WHITEFORD, Silas B.
WHITSELL, Willis
WILLIAI1S, Christopher
V.
WILLIAMSON, Charles A.
WILLIAMSON, James F.
WILSON, Lenuel T.
WOODWARD, George W.
WOODWARD, James R.
WYATT, Frank
VANCIL, Izri B.
ZINN, Geo. W.

DOUGLAS, Lizzie
WILLIAMS, Parthena
PERRY, Mary
SMITH, Carrie
FEATHERSTON, Mary
STEWART, Mollie(Mattie)
WILLS, Susan
POPE, Maggie
CRAVENS, Annie
TUCKER, Margaret
GUTMUCHEL, l1ary
LEIGH, Mary S.
DRAKE, Lucy A.
SNYDER, Sarah
RUSSELL, Elizabeth
REYNOLDS, Luella H.
PEEBLES, Deborah E.
PEARSON, Belle
PIPER, Mattie F.
McGLOTHLIN, Eva
GREEN, Josie

17 Feb. 1876
7 Sept. 1876
22 Feb. 1876
4 Oct. 1876
8 July 1876
)0 Jan. 1876
1) May 1876
10 Aug. 1876
)0 July 1876
27 Apr. 1876
10 Oct. 1876
20 Jan. 1876
12 Aug. 1876
21 Aug. 1876
15 Feb. 1876
25 Oct. 1876
4 Oct. 1876
20 Dec. '1876
9 Mar. 1876
25 Jan. 1876
20 Oct. 1876

C.H. Strong, Rev.
Gabriel Gray, M.G.
W.S. Harrod, M.G.
M.Mc Featters, M.G.
Charles Chadwick, J.P.
Alfred Barnes, Pastor
John G.A. Norton, P.J.
W.L. Harrod, M.G.
O.C. Wisner, Min.
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.
Alb. Weikmam, Priest
S.W.Lloyd, M.G.
Rufus Parks, M.G.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
Paul Yiegler, Rector
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.
Job Robinson, M.G.

BROWN, Lizzie
McKNIGHT, Emma M.
NEW, Catherine
BONHAM, Sarah C.
BULLOCK, Maggie A.
BAUM, Martha E.
LATSHAW, Jennie E.
GOVE, Myra
PATE, Laura N.

1 July 1876
25 Nov. 1876
16 Mar. 1876
10 Aug. 1876
27 Feb. 1876
19 Mar. 1876
29 Mar. 1876
16 Feb. 1876
25 July 1876

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Osage Co., Ks.

License only

JosephDenison, M.G.
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.
W.L.Harrod, M.G.
A.S.Baldwin, J.P.
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.
David T. Woodward, M.G.
L.M.Sawyer, J.P.
J.W.Cockins, Rev.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.
John Q.A.Norton, P.J.

�Alphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks.
Bride
ANDERSON, Mary
ANDERSON, Matilda
ARMS, Martha
ARNOLD, Eliza
ARNOLD, Martha
AYERS, Emma
BAILEY, Mary
BALDWIN, Mary M.
BAUM, Martha E.
BLODGETT, Jessie B.
BONHAM, Sarah C.
BOONE, S. Margaret
BOYD, Nancy
BRADEN, Isabel A.
BROWN, LizzieBRUBAKER, Lydia
BRYANT, Chaney
BULLOCK, Maggie A.
BURROWS, Calista A.
CAMPBELL, Eva
CARTER, Elizabeth
CLARKE, Sarah
COFFEY, Jennie R.
COFFEY, Martha F.
COOKE, Hellen A.
CORNELIUS, Laura
COTES (COLES), Francis
CRAVENS, Annie
DOUGLAS, Lizzie
DAVIS, Clara M.
DAVIS, Katie B.
DAVIS, Laura
DOBBINS, Ella
DOLLINGER, Emily
DONOHOE, Lizzie A.
DOWNING, Julia A.
DRAKE, Lucy A.
EASON, Hellen D.

Bridegroom

Bride

Bridegroom

BOLIN,(BOHN) Daniel
GILMORE, John
CHAPLEY, John
ROY, Ralph G.
GREENFIELD, Charles
KNIGHT, George W.
CRANE, Clark S.
COURSEN, Phillip S.
WOODWARD, James R.
LUDINGTON, George H.
WILSON, Lemuel T.
GORDON, William F.
MENDENHALL, Charles
DAVIS, Charles G.
WILLIAMS, Christopher V.
BRADSHAW, James M.
JONES, David
WOODWARD, George W.
PENROOD,(PENROD) Isaac
NESBITT, Charles H.
LEE, Renry
LEWIS, Ebenezer
BURNETT, Henry C.
LEEPER, Gilbert C.
LESLIE, Thomas G.
KENNEDY, Oscar C.
HATTEN, Henry H.
VARNER, David
SNITH, Hiatt S.
MANTER, Addison
NORTH, Uriah
REED, Henry
CRAVE, Charles W.
BECKER, Stephen
HATCH, Charles
RANDELL, Walter P.
WALKER, Jenks
SMILEY, James

EDWARDS, Mattie
ERICKSON, Anna
FEARER, Mary A.
FEATHERSTON, Mary
FISHBURN, America S.
FISHPAW, Maggie
FLORY, Saty
FOX, Matilda
FRAME, Matilda
FRAWLEY, Mary A.
GABRIEL, Henrietta
GEIB, Anna
GORE, Rachel
GOVE, Myra
GRAVELEY, Emma A.
GRAY, Clara E.
GREEN, Josie
GREEN, Lucinda
GUTMUCHEL, Mary
HADLEY, Arabella S.
HALL, Mary
HAMLINE (HAVLINE)
Lizzie
HARBOUR Martha E.
HARBOUR, Sarah E.
HARDIN, Susan J.
HARRIS, Samantha A.
HARRIS, Sarah
HEILIGENSTEIN, Adelheia
HEI LIGEN STEIN , Mary
HERNING, Sarah A.
HIATT, Mrs. Fannie B.
JOHNSON, Emma M.
JOHNSON, Ida
JONES, Jennie
KAMMEYER, Sophia W.
KIRBY, Mary E.
LACY, Phebe A.

HAGAN, Thomas
JOHNSON, Swan
ELAM, Tilman C.
SNYDER, Henry E.
BARNHART, Joseph
HARDING, James C.
EBERHART, Obadiah
KING, Harden
MORTON, William A.
MOORE, Ely
ARNOLD, Edward
KOEHLER, William
KNOTT, Abner C.
VANCIL, Izri B.
MOORE, Robert A.
KINZY, John R.
WHITSELL, Willis
PATE, Daniel
VOGEL, Robert
NEWLIN, Joseph H.
ERVIN, Charles

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CLARK, Robert
FLORA, Josiah D.
DOWNS, Eli A.
MITCHELL, James T.
PINE, Henry A.
MOSSER, George
DRENDEL, Joseph
BOREN(BOWER), Joseph
LAGERQUIST, John A.
COLE, Thomas J.
JOHNSON, Charles
MATHEWS, Charles
LINDSEY, Sandy
HOERSEMAN, Frank
HARDEN,James H.
PHENICIE, William C.

�Alphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks.

(Cont'd)

Bride

Bridegroom

Bride

Bridegroom

LATSHAW, Jennie E.
LAUGHTON, Mary A.
LEE, Rebecca
LEHMANN, Hellen A.C.

WYATT. Frank
McKNIGHT, William F.
HARRIS, Walker
REINCHILD (RHEINSCHILD),
George D.
WADE, James A.
ROSE, Alexander
HAYS, William
PINKSTON, Ephraim W.
BENSON, John A.
HAMMERT, John
JOHNS, John
WHITEFORD, Silas B.
WILLIAMSON, Charles A.
FLORY, Cyrus
BARNHART, William

PENNER, Mary
PERRY, Mary
PETTIBONE, Elvira E.
PIPER, Ella
PIPER, Mattie F.
POPE, Maggie
PRENTICE, Adelaide L.
PRICE, Mary E.
READ, Mosia
REYNOLDS, Luella H.
RICHARDS, Emma L.
ROFFEL, Eli za A.
ROGERS, Jennie
ROSE, Sophronia A.
ROSS, Lillian
ROYER, Susan
RUBY, Anna
RUSSELL, Elizabeth
SEATON, Rebecca
SHOBERT, Sarah M.
SHOEBERT, Mary E.
SHOUT, Agnes M.
SILVERS, Catherine
SIMMONS, Rachel E.
SMITH, Carrie
SNYDER, Sarah
SPENCER, Ellen M.
STANFIELD, Mary
STANLEY, Sarah E.
STEWART, Mollie (Mattie)
STILES, Eliza A.
SWEEZER, Olive
TAYLOR, Georgia
TAYLOR, Julia K.
TOYNE, Sarah Jane
TRIMPER, Lucy E.
TUCKER, Margaret
UNDERWOOD, Lucinda

ALCORN, Sylvester
SMITH, John F.
COX, Samuel H.
DEVER, Sheldon B.
WHEELER, Fred A.
TOLES, Nathan B.
CORBIN, John N.
CARUTHERS, Thomas S.
SHEPARD, General L.
WATTS, Sylvester A.
FISHER, Frederic G.
GRACEY, Simon P.
ALLEN, Frank A.
CADE, Jacob (Joseph)
LEIS, George
MINNIX (Minich), Fleming H.
HENDERSON, Andy
WATTS, Isaac
ELLIOTT, Andrew G.
DUDLEY, Luther C.
KEPLER, David
OLIVER, Henry N.
FURGUSON, Lewis S.
MORGAN, Gilbert H.
SNOW, William H.
WARE, George P.
DAVIS, William
LEVETT, Edward
LAWSON, Thomas S.
SNYDER, Henry J.
GAUSNELL, Joseph M.
GINN (ZINN), Moses
McMURRY, John
GAYLORD, Owen C.
HALBURT, John
FRICKER, William D.
VAUSBINDER, John R.
EASTMAN, Nelson D.

LEIGH, Mary S.
LEWIS, Eunice A.
LINNING, Virigina
MACK, Sarah A.L.
MALM, Hilda
MARFILIUS, Magdelena
MARTIN, Mary E.
McGLOTHLIN, Eva
McKNIGHT, Emma M.
METSKER, Sarah E.
MICHAEL, Sarah E.
MIENZER (MINZER)(MINZIER)
Louisa
MOHLER, Elizabeth
MOLL, Elizabeth
MOORE, Arabella P.
MOSSER, Carrie
MURPHY, Maggie
NELSON, Maggie B.
NEW, Catherine
NOEACKER, S.E.
NUFFER, Hannah
OLIVER, Julia T.
PALMER, Frances J.
PARKER, Hattie E.
PARKER, Myrtilla E.
PARR IE , Alice C.
PATE, Emma
PATE, Laura N.
PEARSON, Belle
PEARSON, Jennie M.
PEEBLES, Deborah E.

LEFMAN, John H.
HOWSER, John W.
DOLISI, John
BARBER, John
PETERS, Louis H.
BEBOUT, Joseph
MELLINGER (METTINGER)
James D.
WILLIAMSON, James F.
HOLMES, Ezra R.
HOUK, John W.
GILL, Albert P.
BASEL, William H.
RICHARDS, George M.
LEASCH, Adoniram
RIDGEWAY, Zacharie T.
LOWE, Robert M.
ZINN, George W.
WEYMORTH, William H.
ADAMS, James W.
WESTHEFFER, Elias

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�Alphabetical listing of brides from 1876 Marriage records, Douglas County, Ks.
Bride

(Cont'd)

Bridegroom

~ALT~RS, Nancy E.
ROOT, Horace E.
WALNSLEY, Mollie
PHILLIPS, Jerold
WARREN, Emily A.
CAMERON, Noah
WATSON, Larinda J.
DUTTON, Daniel P.
WESTERHAUSE, Anna
AKERS, Henry
WHEELER, Mary D.
COCHRAN, Joseph S.
WHIPPLE, Alice
ALBRECHT, B.
. WHITCOMB, Li ly A.
BARTLETT, Joseph E .
WHITE, Ellen
SCOTT, Charles
WHITE, Susan
NEWMAN, Marshall G.
WHITNEY, Mattie L.
ALLEN, Samuel R. (K)
WILBER (WILBUR), Emily F. MORRISON, John
WILLIAMS, Mary
MANNING, B.S.W.
WILLIAMS, Parthena
SMITH , James
WILLIAMSON, Hannah
MANNIX, Cornelius
WILLS, Susan
STOUDER (STOUDEN), Joseph
WILSON, May (Mary)
McDONALD, (Edward )
Edmond E.
WISER (WIZER), Jennie
DUMMER, William H.
YATES, Amanda
CADE, Phenis
YEWDOLL (YENDALL),
Charlotte
CANTRELL, Hiram B.

Typed by Pauline Meyer

ADDITIONS:

1874 ~iarriages of Douglas County, Kansas
REYNOLDS, Charles w. married EBERHART, Sarah J.
22 February 1874-A.A. Trimper. MG

RUNAWAY WIFE
Walter caouca wrote a letter on 15 Nov 1828 from Chilocothe. Orl stating that his
wife, Charlotte CROUCH had run away again. This was the tenth time she has run
away in 10 years. (Carolina Observer, Thurs. 15, Jan 1829. p. 2)
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From Book 4 in the Office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court,
Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough. Place of marriage is Douglas County, Kansas unless otherwise stated.
Bridegroom
ADAMS, David R.
ADAMS, John
ADAMS, John W.
AM BOLD , Gustav
Silverton, Colo
ANDREWS, Charles R.
ANNIS, Dee
ANNIS, George F.
Dg. Co., KS
BADLEY, Thomas
BAILEY, Robert W.
BALDRIDGE, Geo. W.
BALDWIN, Charles J.
Leav. Co., KS
BALDWIN, William H. H.
BANGS, Wolford N.
BARBER, William T.
BARKER, Sim(e)on H.
BATTLE, Samuel
BE"'ESON, Alva
Washington Co.,KS
BLACKVJELDER, Isaac S.
Chicago, III
BOWEN, Harvey B.
BOWERS, Louis C.
BOWMAN, Albert B.
BRADSHAW, John H.
Leav. Co., KS
BREEZE. Henry C.

Bride

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

HAWKINS, Mary E.
HOWLAND, Mary Z.D.
HOLLENGER, Anna
SPIETZ, (SFIETY) ,Lottie
Dg. Co., KS
D~lMING, Maggie A.
SWEYER, Nancy A.
JAMES, Ellen
Johnson Co., KS
VAUX, Frances E.
O'DELL, Martha
WALKER, Minni e B.
WINSLOW, Anna
Dg. Co., KS
FORWARD, Mary
ROSS, Fannie S.
HOUSTON, Mary M.
PATTERSON, Laura
RICE, Martha
LOYGAN, Ann
Dg. Co., KS
BOUGHTON, Alice Gertrude
Dg. Co., KS
FOX, Inez
JO}';:NSON, Mary A.
HU'llCHISON, Kate
MOSSER, Sarah E.
Leav. Co. ,Ks
MC KINNEY, Susan

24 June 1877
4 Mar 1877
2 May 1877
2 Jan 1877

John Q. A. Norton, PJ
James E. Hilkey,MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
George Tonnies, MG

29 Aug 1877
18 Oct 1877
11 Nov 1877
Dg.• Co. ,KS
10 Nov 1877
19 Oct 1877
23 Oct 1877
14 July 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
12 Apr 1877
13 Dec 1877
27 June 1877
2 May 1877
5 Aug 1877
14 Jan1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
5 Apr 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
11 Jan 1877
20 Dec 1877
5 Feb 1877
4 Feb 1877
Leav.Co.,KS
23 Feb 1877

Jas. Marvin, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
O. G. Richards, JP

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John Q. A. Norton, PJ
Andrew V. Stout, MG
E. D. Walker, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
L. W. Spring, Pastor
Werter R. Davis, Min.
W. S. Harrod, MG
R. T. W. James, MG
Phillip M. Lewis,Min.
Jas. Marvin, Rev.
John N. Young, Min.
J. W. Braxton, MG
S. W. Loyd, MG
R.Luther Newcomb,Rev.
Dexter Tucker, Rev.

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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd
Bridegroom

Date &amp; Place

Bride

BUCK, John

EGGERS, Catherine
Jacob L.
PAINTER, Sarah F.
CARLSON, Feter J.
BOND, Eliza O.
CARRUTH, Albert G.
BAKER, Susan
Shawnee Co., KS
Dg. Co., KS
CARTER, James
PHILLIPS, Mary
CLAY, George P.
WILLIAMSON, Rebecca J.
Leav. Co., KS
Lenape, KS
CLAYTON, Smith S.
CLAYTON, Sarah C.
CONROY, Patrick J.
MC MAHAN, Mary
COOTS, Arvillow M.Osa~eCo.MATHEWS, Mary E
COX, Samuel J.
.KS LEONARD, Mamie B.
Jeff. Co., KS
Leav. Co., KS
CURTIS, Charles C.
NEAL, Louisa
Topeka, KS
Dg. Co., KS
DAVIDSON, John R.
GLENN, Sarah H. (J)
Jeff. Co., KS
Dg. Co., KS
DAVIS, James W.
BARNES, Mary
Franklin Co,KS
Dg. Co., KS
DAVIS, Samuel H.
STUBBS, Emma
DAY, Eldred G.
BROWN, Mary E.
DELLENBECK, Aaron
MARTIN, Mary
DEMING, John E.
SEARING, Matilda M.
DICKER, Robert
MILLER, Ora A.
DILLON, John B.
YOUELL, Maria
Shawnee Co., KS
Shawnee Co., KS
DUNCAN, Marquis E.
YEAGER, Susannah
DUNHAM, John F.
Bm·1ER, Emma
Jeff. Co., KS
Leav. Co., KS
DYER, Thomas
BUTEL, Ernestine S.
EBERHART, Andrew
MERTEN, Georgia M.
Dg. Co., KS
Dg. Co., KS
EBERHART, Obadiah
PERKERSON, Martha J.
ELAN, Francis L.
DEAY, Cora
ELDRIDGE, John
HAw1GNS, Frankie
CA~~BELL,

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Officiant

O. G. Richards, JP
4 Oct 1877
John C. Nichols,Clergy
24 June 1877
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
14 Mar 1877
J. Howard Phillips,MG
30 Sep 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
C. B. Beeks, JP
22 Aug 1877
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
5 Jan 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
Werter R. Davis, MG
31 Dec 1877
W. F. Fitzgerald,Priest
1 Jan 1877
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
2 May 1877
H. E. Woodcock,Clergy
22 Feb 1877
Leav.Co.,KS
J'. Howard Phillips ,riG
18 Sep 1877
Dg. Co. KS
J. B. Allen, MG
3 Jan 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
David Schuck, MG
6 Oct 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
24 Dec 1877
James P. Kendall, MG
24 May 1877
J. H. Bonebrake,MG
3 May 1877 License Only
18 June 1877
A. J. Haskin, JF
8 Apr 1877
A. M. Richardson, MG
28 Mar 1877
Geo. W. Smith, JP
Dg. Co. ,KS
J. H. Bonebrake,MG
23 Apr 1877
John Q. A. Norton,PJ
20 Apr 1877
Dg. Co.,KS
Wm. E. Smith, Rev.
9 Jan 1877
D. S. Altman, F'astor
10 May 1877
Frank.Co.KS
19 July 1877
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
6 Nov 1877
Dexter Tucker, MG
6 July 1877 License Only

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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd
Bride-groom

Jh'ide

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

EVERHART, John F.
FIGGINS, John J. H.
FINNEY, James E.
FITZPATRICK, John F.
Dg. Co, KS
FLETCHER, Elwyn B.
FORWARD, Charles B.
FURTHMEYER, Joseph
Miami Co., KS
GADDIS, Edward E.
GAY, Fred C.
GELLIN, Charles
GERSTENBERGER, Ernst
GILL, William E.
GLENN, Geo A.
Dg. Co., KS
GRIESA, Adolph C.
HAMLIN, Cyrus N.
Leav. Co., KS
HARRIS, William W.
HASS, Melville M.
Butler Co., KS
HASSELMAN, Watson J-.
Indianapolis, IN
HEASTON, Daniel F.
Dg. Co., KS
HEDRICK, Erastus_ D.
Olathe, KS
HINES, Isaac H.
HILL, Isiah
Kansas
HOLLISTER, Wm. S.
HOOVER, Henry
HORNER, Jacob
Indian Territory

BARRICKLOW, Anna B.
GENTRY, Georgia A.
HOPKINS, Alice
CHRISTIE, Maggie
Dg. Co., KS
REDDING, Sarah H.
ANDERSON, Mary
BLECHEL, Carolina
Dg. Co. ,KS
CAVANESS, Caroline M.
BULLENE, Kate E.
PETERSON, Sophi
TONNIES, Sophie E.
DUNCOMBE, Flora
PRA THER , Mary J.
Dg. Co., KS
DUNBAR, M. Eva
WHITE, Tena
Dg. Co., KS
HOSKINSON, Mary E.
BAKER, Mary
Dg. Co., KS
BLOOD, Ida L.
Dg. Co., KS
ALBAUGH, Maria C.
Ohio
GILL, Anna
Dg. Co., KS
EBERHART, Mary
AMrJrnMON, Levina
Leav. Co., KS
MC IN TURF , Martha J.
BRO'w'N, Mary B.
HENLEY, Elizabeth W.
Dg. Co., KS

3 May 1877
11July 1877
10 May 1877
4 Mar 1877
Jeff Co. ,KS
18 Jan 1877
5 Dec 1877
12 Nov 1877
Dg. Co.KS
21 May 1877
9 May 1877
15 Nov 1877
2 Apr 1877
14 Jan 1877
25 Mar 1877
Shawnee Co.KS
29 Mar 1877
10 Jan 1877
Fall Leaf,KS
29 May 1877
13 June 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
31 Oct 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
11 Oct 1877
Dg. Co., KS
21 Oct 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
20 May 1877
5 Feb 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
30 Dec 1877
24 Jan 1877
14 Feb 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS

J. Howard Phillips,MG
R.T.W. James, MG
J. W. Cockins, Rev.
Thomas J.Mc Caulb,Priest

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S. W. Loyd, MG
P. W. Rote, MG
Albert M. Weikmann,Rev.
Henry W. Reed, Min.
S. W. Spring, Pastor
A. A. Trimper, MG
George Tonnies,Pastor
J. W. Cockins, Rev.
R. A. Caruthers, MG
A. M. Richardson,MG
S. J. McNaughton, JP

Wm.-M. Adams, MG
J. Howard Phillips,MG
Jas. Marvin, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
Paul Zeigler, Rector
Thomas M. Hall, JP
T. C. Heaton, JP
Chas. Chadwick, JP
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
T. C. Darling, JP

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd
Bridegroom
HUTSON, Henry T.
ISUMANN, Fritz
JACKSON, Henry
Leav. Co., KS
JEFFREY, David K.
Johnson Co., KS
JENNINGS, Joseph
JCHNSCN, Alexander
JOHNSON, Horace H.
JOHNSON, Nicoll C.
JONES, . Henry
JONES, Joseph C.
Osage Co., KS
JONES, Simeon
Brookville, KS
KENDAL, Peter
KIRK, Gilbert B.
~_MER, Nicholas F.
.
Osage Co., KS
KREIS, Richard E.
KUNKEL (LE), John J.
LANE, Andrew D.
Dg. Co., KS
LANSDOWN, Hiram M.
Jeff. Co., KS
LAVILLE(LAVELLE) ,Thomas
LEONARD, James H.
Topeka, KS
LEWIS, Jefferson
LINDLEY, Isom
Johnson Co.,Ks
LOHR, Samuel A.
LYMAN, Dwight G.
Colorado

Bride

Date &amp; Flace

Officiant

GROH, Anna L.
WALRUFF, Jennie
FRANCIS, Mary
Dg. Co., KS
PARKS, Amanda
Dg. Co., KS
SUGRUE, Julia
MARTIN, Alice
JOHNSON, Almira
FLUKE, Cora B.
SMITH, Mary E.
SNIDER, Anna
Dg. Co., KS
WHITNEY, Maggie
Dg. Co., KS
GRA YSON, Sarah
FITZPATRICK, Katie M.
ADAMS, Lena
Dg. Co., KS
BEDINGER, Emmiline E.
ROOT, Elen E.
WOOLLEY, Emeline
Dg. Co., KS
UNDERWOOD, Malinda J.
Jeff. Co., KS
NYLAND, Mary
EAKIN, vJinnie
Dg. Co., KS
HOTYE, Esther J.
WALTON, Ardilla J.
Dg. Co., KS
COSLEY, Emma C.
GILL, Cordia
Dg. Co., 1[S

6 May 1877
26 Sep 1877
6 Feb 1877
Dg. Co., KS
15 Nov 1877
Dg. Co., KS
29 Jan 1877
4 Apr 1877
5 June 1877
17 May 1877
13 June 1877
23 Sep 1877
Dg. Co., KS
4 Nov 1877
Dg. Co., KS
10 Apr 1877
20 Dec 1877
18 June 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
14 Mar 1877
26 Oct 1877
20 Mar 1877
Perry, KS
8 Mar 1877
Jeff .Co. ,KS
9 Apr 1877
10 May 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
25 Aug 1877
25 Mar 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
1 Jan 1877
20 Nov 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS

S. W. Spring, Fastor
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
W. L. Harrod, MG

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H. C. Johnson, MG
W. F. Fitzgerald,Priest
R.T.W. James, MG
Ira B. Allen, MG
J. W. Cockins, MG
W. S. Harrod,MG
Thomas M. Hall, JP
John Q. A. Norton, PJ

w.

F. Harwood, JP
John Q. A. Norton, FJ
Jas. Rahskoff , Rev.
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
J. W. Cockins, MG
J. Terrel, MG
J. C. Northrup, JP
W. F. Fitzgerald,Priest
J. W. Cockins, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
W. 1. Thomas, Min.
S. W. Loyd, NG
A. A. Trimper, l"IG

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�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

MANNING, Charles
Johnson Co.,KS
~~RSHALL, William A.
I1C DONALD, John
MC KNIGHT, Geo. H.
I1EAIRS, I1arcus C.
MEIRS, Martin L.
MESENHlf"T.cER, John
MI CHAEL , Eno s
Osage Co., KS
MICKEY, A. H.
Chetopa, KS
MILNER, William W.
MILLER, Joseph F.
I1ILLER, Samuel I1.
MINTON, Perry W.
Leav. Co., KS
MOCK, Henry
MOHLER, Daniel
MONTGOMERY, Wm. J. A.
NEWMARK, Meyer
NICHOLS, William B.
NORTON, Silas B.
O'CONNER, Michael
Kansas City, MO
OEHRLE, Gottleib
PAINTER, George W.
PALMER, Alpheus
Topeka, KS
PATTERSON, Joseph C.
PEARSON, John
PET~~SON, Andrew
Osage Co., KS
PETERSON, Milton

PENNINGTON, Hellen
Johnson Co., KS
DODGE, Estella
ANTHONY, Catherine E.
JOHNSTON, Sarah E.
WHEDAN, Alice F.
WHEDON, Florence
ARNOLD, Vallare
COLEMAN, Adelia
Osage Co., KS
LOCKARD, Anna
Chetopa, KS
STEVENS, Mary E.
WALKER, Narcissa
STUTSMAN, Ida L. (S.)
BERRY, Emma
Leav. Co., KS
NOALS, Reisa
KESLER, Martha J.
LIND, Salome E.
KEEFER (KEIFER),Nellie
WARREN, Delphina
BAILEY, Caroline M.
DONNOHUE, Bridget
Dg. Co., KS
KAMMEYER, Alvina
DUNCAN, Minnie B.
EATON, Arabella J.
Topeka, KS
BROCK\r,jAY, Mina R.
ANDERSON, Louisa
REDENBAUGH, Lydia.A.
Dg. Co., KS
FLEMING, Laura

25 Jan 1877
Dg. Co., KS
18 Oct 1877
23 Feb 1877
19 Mar 1877
25 Feb 1877
25 Dec 1877
10 Feb 1877
13 Nov 1877
Elk Creek,KS
10 Oct 1877
Dg. Co., KS
26 Feb 1877
5 May 1877
23 Dec 1877
21 Mar 1877
Leav. Co. ,KS
28 June 1877
4 Oct 1877
12 Aug 1877
13 Aug 1877
31 Dec 1877
3 Feb 1877
11 Feb 1877
Jeff. Co. ,KS
18 Oct 1877
26 Dec 1877 .
22 Nov 1877
Dg. Co., KS
12 July 1877
31 Dec 1877
13 Jan 1877
Dg. Co., KS
8 Jan 1877

Berry N. Stephenson,Min.

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Andrew Douglass, JP
William S. Harrad,MG
Oscar G. Richards,JP
J. C. Holmes, MG
Jas. Bryson, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
R. A. Caruthas, MG
A. A. Trimper, MG
David Schuck, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
Peter Brubaker, MG
A. M. Richardson, MG
Joseph Iliff, JP
Peter Brubaker, MG
John N. Young, Clergy
J. W. Cockins, Rev.
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
Thomas J. McCaull, Priest
Daniel Walter, Min.
S. G. Brown, Elder
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
F. G. Mc Henry, Rev.
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
R.T.\'[. James, MG

�Douglas County, Kansas Marriage Records-1877-Cont'd
Bridegroom
PETERSON, Pear J.
Del Norte, Col.
FETTY, Charles
Jeff. Co., KS
PETYOLD, Henry C. W.
PIATT, Geo. W.
PLATTS, Geo. M.B.
Jeff~ Co., KS
PLOTZ, Menelious
PRAY, Charles E.
PRENTISS, J. L.
Colorado
PRICE, Richard C.
PRICE, Samuel C.
RICP~RDS, Richard J.
• RINEHART , John J.
•• SANDERS, Charles T.
SEVIER, S. M.
SEYLER, Franklin S.
Miami Co., KS
SHELLACK, Carl L. A.
Dg. Co., KS
SHIELDS, Arnaziah H.
Dg. Co., KS
SHI~~ONS, Charles S.
SHlRAR, David
SHlRAR, John B.
Saline Co., KS
SHIRLEY, Franklin P.
SHORT, James H.
Kansas City, MO
SIMMONS, Willie
SMITH, Edward
SNOW, Lewis W.

Officiant

Bride

Date &amp;. Place

ANDERSON, Bettie Mary
Dg. Co., KS
FEE, America M.
Jeff. Co., KS
MORRIS, Kate
ROBERTS, Mary N.
GRAY, Ann E.
Jeff. Co., KS
WARNER, Margaret C.
COOK, Alice
LITTLE, Marion N.
Colorado
CLARK, Nancy A.
MOORE, Martha
MC INTURF, Ellen E.
GASKILL, Hattie
TYNER, Emma P.
SPITTER, Mary Elen
HUGHES, Melissa
Dg. Co., KS
KANZIG, Rosa
Johnson Co., KS
BRIGGS, Prudence A.
Osage Co., KS
WEIDLER, Fannie E.
SNYDER, Mary F.
LOHR, Margaret C.
Dg. Co. ,KS
PATE, Laura N.
COX, Jennie
Kansas City, MO
H.AJ"IILTON, Susan E.
ROGERS, Retta
GRJiSSO, Mary

Richard Cordley, MG
11 Apr 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
J. W. Davis, JP
15 Apr 1877
Jeff Co.,KS
S. W. Spring, Pastor
10 May 1877
Chas. Chadwick, JP
3 Feb 1877
J. C. Northrup, JF
15 May 1877
Jeff.Co., KS
Joseph Michael, MG
30 Nay 1877
D. C. Halbert, JP
27 Sep 1877
A. C. Peck, MG
22 Oct 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
10 Apr 1877
Peter Brubaker, MG
14 June 1877
Dexter Tucker, MG
30 Dec 1877
Chas. Chadwick, JP
14 Mar 1877
Thomas W. Smith,Rev •
28 Mar 1877 License Only
13 Sept 1877
Isaac Hershey, MG
4 Oct 1877
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
Dg. Co., KS
John Wilder, JP
6 Dec 1877
Dg. Co., KS
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
14 June 1877
Dg. Co., KS
S. W. Spring, MG
3 Oct 1877
28 June 1877 License Only
John N. Young, Clergy
15 Mar 1877
Dg. Co., KS
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
.19 Dec 1877
Chas
Chadwick, JP
19 tiay 1877
Dg. Co., KS
John Q. A. Norton, FJ
11 Jan 1877
Bedford Drisdom, MG
18 Jan 1877
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
12 Oct 1877

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Bridegroom
STEWART, James A.
STEWART, Sanford
STILL, S. S.
SUGRUE, John
S\..JENSON, Lewis
TODD, Thomas W.
Cass Co., MO
TONNIES, Moritz
Dg. Co., KS
UMBARGER, David
VERNON, Joseph S.
WALKER, Wm. A.
WARREN, Alanson B.
WATKINS, Lindley H.
WEBSTER, Douglas A.
Johnson Co., KS
WHITE, Joseph E.
WILLIAMS, Prince
WINTER, James W.
WINTER, M. S.
WISCOMBE, Henry S.
Franklin Co., KS
WOOD, David O.
• ROBINSON , Edward
Osage Co., KS
··SANDERS, Charles T.

Bride

Date &amp; Place

Officiant

HARELL, Mary
GLADDEN, Emma E.
DOUGHERTY, Ella
MURPHY, Bridget
CARLSON, Anna Louisa
BRUCE, Mary L.
Dg. Co., KS
HENNIES, Caroline
Franklin Co., KS
HEFNER, Rebecca J.
INKS, Eliza H.
SHIRAR, Sarah J.
SLOSSON, Nellie E.
KOSTENBADER, Rose
OWEN, Cora C.
Dg. Co., KS
WHITEHEAD, Emma B.
THOMAS, Lou
WINTEa, Martha
HILL, Hattie H.
BURT, Hayley C.
Dg. Co., KS
MINNER, Mary R.
WALLACB, Martha
Dg. Co. ,KS
PENNINGTON, ~ary J.

20 May 1877
22 Aug 1877
3 Oct 1877
29 Jan 1877
29 Sept 1877
5 Sept 1877
Dg. Co., KS
21 Mar 1877
Frank. Co. ,KS
18 Feb 1877
23 Sep 1877
20 Nov 1877
18 Oct 1877
5 June 1877
25 Dec 1877
Dg. Co., KS
11 Apr 1877
24 May 1877
17 June 1877
18 Nov 1877
14 June 1877
Dg. Co. ,KS
5 Mar 1877
24 May 1877
Dg.Co., KS
4 July 1877

John Ingle, MG
R.T.W. James, MG
W. H. Sweet, MG
W. F. Fitzgerald,Priest
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
A. M. Richardson, MG

Kansas Tribune, Topeka, Ks., April 6, 1857

o

Geo. Tonnies, Pastor
A. J. Haskin, ?

A. M.
A. A.
A. M.
David
A. W.

Richardson, MG
Trimper, MG
Richardson, MG
Shuck, MG
Force~ MG

John Q. A. Norton, PJ
Gilbert H. Morgan, JP
Isaac Hershey, MG
J. H. Zabriska, Rev.
John Q. A. Norton, PJ
G. M. Huffman, MG
Dudley Lee, MG
John Q. A. Norton, PJ

MISSING HUSBAND

"Mrs. Joanna COLLINS asks us to insert a notice calling for information of her husband, Dennis COLLINS
who started for Kansas, alone, on 17th of March, 1856 to seek his fortune, taking with him about $300. in
money. Any information may be sent this office or addressed to Mrs. COLLINS at the Post office in this
city. -- Milwaukee Sentinel. II
Submitted by Judy M. SWEETS

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Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

ADAMS, Lena
ALBAUGH, Maria C.
AMMERMON, Levina
ANDERSON, Bettie Mary
ANDERSON, Louisa
ANDERSON, Mary
ANTHONY, Catherine E.
ARNOLD, Vallare
BAILEY, Caroline M.
BAKER, Mary
BAKER, Susan
BARNES, Mary
BARRICKLOW, Anna B.
BEDINGER, Fnnniline E.
BERRY, Fnnna
BLECHEL, Carolina
BLOOD, Ida L.
BOND, Eliza O.
BOUGHTON, Alice Gertrude
BOWER, Fnnna
BRIGGS, Prudence A.
BROCKWAY, Mina R.
BROWN, Mary E.
BROWN, Mary B.
BRUCE, Mary L.
BULLENE, Kate E.
BURT, Hayley C.
BUTEL, Ernestine S.
CARLSON, Anna Louisa
CAVANESS, Caroline M.
CHRISTIE, Maggie
CLARK, Nancy A.
CLAYTON, Sarah C.
COLEMAN, Adelia
COOK, Alice
COSLEY, Fnnna C.
COX, Jennie
DEAY, Cora
DEMMING, Maggie A.

KRAMER, Nicholas F.
HEASTON, DanielF.
HILL, Isiah
PETERSON, Pear J.
PEARSON, John
FORWARD, Charles B.
MC DONALD, John
MESENHIMER, John
NORTON, Silas B.
HASS, Melville M.
CARRUTH, Albert G.
DAVIS, James W.
EVERHART, John F.
KREIS, Richard E.
MINTON, Perry W.
FURTHMEYER, Joseph
~SSELMAN, Watson J.
CARLSON, Peter J.
BLACK\ffiLDER, Isaac S.
DUNHAM, -John F.
SHIELDS, Amaziah H.
PATTERSON, Joseph C.
DAY, Eldred G.
HOOVER, Henry
TODD, Thomas W.
GAY, Fred C.
WISCOMBE, Henry S.
DYER, Thomas
SWENSON, Lewis
GADDIS, Edward E.
FITZPATRICK, John F.
PRICE, Richard C.
CLAYTON, Smith S.
MICHAEL, Enos
PRAY, Charles E.
LOHR, Sanruel A.
SHORT, James H.
ELAM, Francis L.
ANDREWS, Charles R.

DODGE, Estella
DONNOHUE, Bridget
DOUGHERTY, Ella
DUNBAR, M. Eva
DUNCAN, Minnie B.
DUNCOMBE, Flora
EAKIN, Winnie
EATON, Arabella J.
EBERHART, Mary
EGGERS, Catherine
FEE, America M.
FITZPATRICK, Katie M.
FLEMING, Laura
FLUKE, Cora B.
FORWARD, Mary
FOX, Inez
FRANCIS, Mary
GASKILL, Hattie
GENTRY, Georgia A.
GILL, Anna
GILL, Cordia
GLADDEN, Fnnna E.
GLENN, Sarah H. (J.)
GRAY, Ann E.
GRAYSON, Sarah
GRISSO, Mary
GROH, Anna L.
HARELL, Hary
HAMILTON, Susan E.
HAWKINS, Frankie
HAWKINS, Mary E.
HEFNER, Rebecca J.
HENLEY, Elizabeth W.
HENNIES, Caroline
HILL, Hattie H.
HOLLENGER, Anna
HOPKINS, Alice
HOSKINSON,Mary E.
HOTYE, Esther J.

MARSHALL, William A.
oI CONNER, Michael
STILL, S.S.
GRIESA, Adolph C.
PAINTER, George W.
GILL, William E.
LEONARD, James H.
PALMER, Alpheus
HINES, Isaac H.
BUCK, John
PETTY, Charles
KIRK, Gilbert B.
PETERSON, Mil ton
JOHNSON, Nicoll C.
BALDWIN, William H.H.
BOWEN, Harvey B.
JACKSON, Henry
RINEHART, John J.
FIGGINS, John J.H.
HEDRICK, Erastus D.
LYMAN, Dwight G.
STEWART, Sanford
DAVIDSON, John R.
PLATTS, George M.B.
KENDAL, Peter
SNOW, Lewis W.
HUTSON, Henry T.
STEWART, James A.
SIMMONS, \Ullis
ELDRIDGE, John
ADAMS, David R.
UMBARGER, David
HORNER, Jacob
TONNIES, Moritz
WINTER, M.S.
ADAMS John W.
FINNEY, James E.
HARRIS, William W.
L~wIS, Jefferson

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Bride
HOUSTON, Mary M.
HOWLAND, Mary Z. D.
HUGHES, Melissa
HUTCHISON, Kate
INKS, Eliza H.
JAMES, Ellen
JOHNSON, Almira
JOHNSON, Mary A.
JOHNSTON, Sar::-ah E.
KAMMEYER, Alvina
KANZIG, Rosa
KEEFER (KEIFER), Nellie
KESLER, Nartha J.
KOSTENBADER, Rose
LEONARD, Mamie B.
LIND, Salome, E.
LITTLE, Marion N.
LOCKARD, Anna
LOHR, Margaret C.
LOYGAN, Ann
MARTIN, Alice
MARTIN, Mary
MATHEWS, Mary E.
MC INTURF, Ellen E.
MC INTURF, Martha J.
MC KINNEY, Susan
MC MAHAN, Mary
MERTEN, Georgia M.
MILLER, Ora A.
MINNER, Mary R.
MOORE, Martha
MORRIS, Kate
MOSSER, Sarah E.
MURPHY, Bridget
NEAL, Louisa
NOALS, Reisa
NYLAND,Mary
O'DELL, Martha

Groom

Bride

BARBER, William T.
OWEN, Cora C.
ADAMS, John
PAINTER, Sarah F.
SEYLER, Franklin S.
PARKS, Amanda
BOWMAN, Albert B.
PATE, Laura N.
VERNON, Joseph S.
PATTERSON, Laura
ANNIS, George F.
PENNINGTON, Hellen
JOHNSON, Horace H.
PENNINGTON, Mary J.
BOWERS, Louis C.
PERKERSON, Martha J.
MC KNIGHT, George H.
PETERSON, Sophi
OEHRLE, Gottleib
PHILLIPS, Mary
SHELLACK, Carl L.A.
PRATHER, Mary J.
NEWMARK, Meyer
REDDING, Sarah H.
MOHLER, Daniel
REDENBAUGH, Lydia A.
WATKINS, Lindley H.
RICE, Martha
COX, Samuel J.
ROBERTS, Mary N.
MONTGOMERY, Wm. J .A.
ROGERS, Retta
PRENTISS, J. L.
ROOT, Elen E.
MICKEY, A.H.
ROSS, Fannie S.
SHlRAR, John B.
SEARING, Matilda M.
BEESON, Alva
SHlRAR, Sarah J.
JOHNSON, Alexander
SLOSSON, Nellie E.
D~ENBECK, Aaron
SrUTH, Mary E.
COOTS, Arvillow M.
SNIDER, Anna
RICHARDS, Richard J.
SNYDER, Mary F.
HOLLISTER, William S.
SPIETZ (SPIETY), Lottie
BREEZE, Henry C.
SPITTER, Mary Elen
CONROY, Patrick J.
STEVENS, Mary E.
EBERHART, Andrew
STUBBS, Eimna
DICKER, Robert
STUTSMAN, Ida L. or S.
WOOD, David O.
SUGRUE, Julia
PRICE, Samuel C.
SWEYER, Nancy A.
PETYOLD, Henry C. \~ •
THOMAS, Lou
BRADSHAH, John H.
TONNIES, Sophia E.
SUGRUE, John
TYNER, Eimna P.
CURTIS, Charles C.
UNDERWOOD, Malinda J.
MOCK, Henry
VAUX, Frances E.
LAVILLE (LAVELLE), Thomas WALKER, Minnie B.
BAILEY, Robert W.
WALKER, Narcissa

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Groom
WEBSTER, Douglas A.
CAMPB~, Jacob L.
JEFFREY, David K.
SHIRLEY, Franklin P.
BARKER, Simon (Simeon) H.
MA..~NG, Charles
SANDERS, Charles T.
EBERHART, Obadiah
GELLIN, Charles
CARTER, James
GLENN, George A.
FLETCHER, Elwyn B.
PETERSON, Andrew
BATTLE, Samuel
PIATT, George W.
SMITH, Edward
KUNKEL (KUNKLE), John J.
BANGS, Wolford N.
DEMING, John E.
WALKER, William A.
WARREN, Alanson B.
JONES, Henry
JONES, Joseph C.
SHIRAR, David
AMBOLD, Gustav
SEVIER, S.M.
MILNER, William W.
DAVIS, Samuel H.
MILLER, Samuel M.
JENNINGS, Joseph
ANNIS, Dee
WILLIAMS, Prince
GERSTENBERGER, Ernst
SANDERS, Cliar les T.
LANSDOWN, Hiram M.
BADLEY, Thomas
BALDRIDGE, George W.
MILLER, Joseph F.

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE NAME - 1877
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

WALLACE, Martha
WALRUFF, Jennie
WALTON, Ardilla J.
WARNER, Margaret C.
WARREN, Delphina
WEIDLER, Fannie E.
WHEDAN, Alice F.
WHEDON, Florence
WHITE, Tena

ROBINSON, Edward
ISUMANN, Fritz
LINDLEY, I som
PLOTZ, Menelious
NICHOLS, William B.
SIIIMMONS, Charles S.
MEAIRS, Marcus C.
MEIRS, Martin L.
HAMLIN, Cyrus N.

WHITEHEAD, Emma B.
WHITNEY, Maggie
WILLIAMSON, Rebecca J.
WINSLOW, Anna
WINTER, Martha
WOOLLEY, Emeline
YEAGER, Susannah
YOUELL, Marie

WHITE, Joseph E~
JONES, Simeon
CLAY, George P.
BALDWIN, Charles J.
WINTER, James W.
LANE, Andrew D.
DUNCAN, Marquis E.
DILLON, John B.

Bride's list retype~ by Pauline Meyer (for this book)

The light of love shines over all,
Of love that says, not mine and thine,
But ours, for ours is thine and mine.

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From Book 4 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court,Room
144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

AKERS, John H.
MASON, Josie
ALBUTON, Albert
CLARK, Ella
AIJ~, Friar R.
CAYLOR, Harriet
AIJ,EN, Willard
HEDDRICK, Sarah
Johnson Co.,KS
Johnson Co.,KS
ANTON, Robert
HENON, Gustine
APPLEWHITE,Chas.A. HOGG, Jennie M.
BADSKY, Jacob
SIZER, Nancy S.
BAKER, John W.
ULRICH, Anna 1'1.
BANION, Joseph B.
PATTERSON, Mary
Leavenworth Co.KS Leavenworth Co.KS
BARDWELL, George W. OFFNER, Sarah M.
BARKER, Daniel
WILLIAMS, Harriet
BARTELDES,FreidrichW. KETELS, Bertha
BAYLESS, Samuel M. WALLACE, Hannah E.
Shawnee Co.KS
Shawn.Co.KS (Anna)
BEGGS, Wm. C.
RICHARDS, Cora
BEHRENS, Gustavis C.EASE, Anna
BELL, Elisha S.
RICE, Nettie N.
Colorado
Colorado
BELT, Nathan J.
FETTY, Catherine
Leavenworth Co.KS
Jefferson Co.KS
BENANDER, August
BIDINGER, Katie
BENJAMIN, James
JONES, Mary S.
BENNETT, Davis E.
FLORA, Anna
BENSON, John
ANDERSON, Rebecca S.
BIRKETT, Skelton
GLEASON, Gracie
BLANEY, George M.
HUGHOON, Fannie I.
BLANKENSHIP,ThomasC. ADAMS, Malinda J.
Douglas Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
BOULDEN, Andrew
ERICKSON, Christina
McPherson Co.,KS
Douglas County, KS

Date &amp; Place if not Douglas Co. Officiant
31
29
12
18

Jan 1878 License only
June 1878
Nov 1878
Dec 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

W. W. Silsby, J.P.
Samuel Baker, M.G.
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.

19 Nov
19 May
12 Aug
1 Sep
25 Dec

1878
1878
1878
1878
1878 Leavenworth Co.KS

C. Emmel, Rev.
Alex C. Read, M.G.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
Joseph Michael, M.G.
John Divelbess, J.P.

2
21
28
25

1878 Douglas Co.,KS
1878
1878
1878 Douglas Co.,KS

A. C. Peck, M.G.
Henry Frank, M. G.
John N. Young, Clergy
John Q. A. Norton,P.J.

Sep
Jul
Dec
Oct

28 Nov 1878
24 Dec 1878
28 Jan 1878 Douglas Co.KS

S. W. Spring, Pastor
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
D. Brainard Gunn, M.G.

14 Nov 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

John Q. A. Norton, P.J.

14
1
17
16
15
21
27

Wm. Draper, J.P.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
A. A. Trimper, M.G.
S. W. Spring, Pastor
A. M. Richardson, M.G.
Geo. W. Henning, M.G.

Jul 1878
June 1878
Nov 1878
Mar 1878
Nov 1878
Mar 1878
Nov 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

5 Nov 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878
Bridegroom

Bride

BOURAY, Joseph
HUGENOT, Sophia
BOWEN, Emery S.
KENNEDY, Jennie S.
BOYER, Harrison
MC DOWELL, Eliza
BREWINGTON,William H. DAVIS, Orie
BROCKWAY, H. N.
EATON, Mattie J.
.
Wellsville, KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS
BROOKS, Armstard H. WILLIAMS, Nannie
BROUGHTON, Frank F. HAMILTON, Lizzie P.
BROWN, John
BROWN, Thomas J.
BRUCE, John S.
Winfield, KS
BRUNE, Henry G.
BURNEY, Charles F.
Cass County, MO
BURROWS, Stephen
Leavenworth Co.KS
BUTEL, Aristide
CORY, Frank M.
New Jersey
CLARK, Henry T.
Newton, KS
CLARK, Thomas J.
Franklin Co.KS
COFFMAN, Calvin W.
Ogle Co.,IL
COGSWELL, John P.
Coffey Co.,KS
COOK, Samuel B.
Leavenworth Co.KS
CORBIN, Alford
COURTNEY, William

CRill1P, Mary
HIATT, Quintie S.
FULTON, Minnie A.
Douglas Co.,KS
HOSCH, Katharine
tJG GURDY, MEitt1e E.
Douglas CoUnty, KS
STEPHENS, Louisa
"LeavenworthCo.,KS
JORDAN, Sophia
GRAY, Nana
New Jersey
MOURY, Hattie A.
Douglas Co.,KS
CRUZAN, Emma N.
Douglas Co.,KS
RICE, Ettie M.
Douglas Co.,KS
CAYLOR, Mary M.
Douglas Co.,KS
WILLIAMS, Laura
Leavenworth Co.KS
EATON, Lititia
MOORE, Jane

(Cont 'd)

Date &amp; place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

22
21
28
25
31

Sep
Mar
Feb
Dec
Oct

1878
1878
1878
1878
1878 Fall Leaf,KS

Wm. E. Smith, Priest
John N. Young, Clergy
A. C. Peck, M.G.
Oscar G. Richards,J.P.
Sam Kelsall, ?

25
2
2
25
29
10

Sep
Sep
Oct
Dec
May
Sep

1878
1878 (marriage)
1878 (license)
1878
1878
1878 Douglas Co.,KS

J. W. Braxton, M.G.
Geo. W. Henning, M.G.
R. Martin, Pastor
S. Baldwin, J.P.
Geo. W. Henriing, M.G.

A~

6 Mar 1878
24 JUly 1878 pouglas Co,KS

Wm. Fotsch, Rev.
A. C. "Peck, M.G.

2..3 Apr 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS

John Q. A. Norton, P.J. ,....

31 Dec 1878
24 Oct 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS

Thos. O'Reilly, Rev
J. M. Cockins, Rev.

4 June 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS
2 July 1878

Dougl~s

Co. ,KS

Paul Ziegler, Rector
A. J. Johnson, M.G.

3 Mar 1878 Franklin Co. ,KS

J. W. Burt, VDM

5 May 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

Joseph M1 chael,M.G.

9 May 1878 Fall Leaf, KS

S. J. Mc Naughton, J.P.

3 Oct 1878
1 Nov 1878

Andrew Stout, M.G.
Bedford Drisdom,"M.G.

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Bridegroom

Bride

(Cont'd)

Date &amp; Elace if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

CRANDALL, Louis K. EVANS, Fannie J.
16 Dec 1878
Henry Frank, M.G.
CROWE, Martin
JOHNSON, Francis
14 July 1878
A. A. Trimper, M.G.
CULP, Henry A.
HALL, Martha J.
A. C. Peck, M.G.
13 Oct 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS
Johnson Co.,KS
Douglas Co,.KS
CUNNINGHAM, Richard MC CLURE, Susie A.
Geo. W. Henning, M.G.
25 Sep 1878
CURRIER, Frank P.
LEGERE, Mary M.
27 May 1878 Douglas County, KS O. G. Richards, J.P.
Leavenworth Co.KS
Leavenworth Co.KS
DAVIS, Elwood H.
SELLERS, Susan J.
Peter Brubaker, M.G.
27 Jan 1878
DAVIS, James B.
MILLER, Lizzie
J. M. Cockins, M.G.
26 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KE
Kansas City,MO
Douglas Co.,KS
DINSMOOR, Frank F. DE LAND, Emma A.
Paul Ziegler, M.G.
11 June 1878
DORRIS, James
ELLIOTT, Lottie
John Divelbess, J.P.
16 Oct 1878 Reno, Kansas
Reno, KS
Reno, KS
DOYLE, James
HOGAN, Catherine
Wm. E. Smith,Priest
24 Feb 1878
DUNCAN, James A.
TUCKER, Thursa E.
Sylvester Creel, M.G.
7 Apr 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
DUNCAN, Zermal
PARNELL, Julia A.
4 July 1878 Douglas Co.,KE
J.C. Northrup, JP.
Jefferson Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
DYER, Edward
MC CARTHY, Ellen
M. I. Casey, Priest
8 Oct 1878 Johnson Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
Johnson Co.,KS
EDWARDS, Manyer
BARNETT, Fannie
A. H. Dailey, M.G.
26 Apr 1878
FARRIS! David M.
PRICE! Mary F.
Peter Brubaker,M.G.
15 Aug 1878 Douglas Co. ,KE
Frank in Co. ,ICS
Doug as Co. ,KS
FERRELL, Mathew O. BROPHY, Mary
Wm. E. Smith, Rev.
1 Oct 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS
Franklin Co.,KS
Franklin Co.,KS
FISHER, Henry C.
BROWN, Betty H.
Silas Cavin, J.P.
8 Dec 1878
FIX, Jesse
FULTS, Susan E.
John Q.A. Norton, P.J.
17 Dec 1878
FORSYTH, James
WOOLSEY, Bell
A. A. Trimper, M.G.
22 Feb 1878
FOSTER, CASSIUS G. LUDINGTON ,Angeline V.12 Sep 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS
S. W. Spring, Pastor
Atchison,KS
Douglas Co.KS
FOSTER, Frank A.
JACKSON, Hiley E.
Wm. Bedale, M.G.
11 Mar 1878
FULTZ, Geo. W.
HINE, Maggie V.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
30 Dec 1878
GIBSON, Clarence W. WILKINSON, Martha
James Bryson, M.G.
25 Feb 1878
GLASER, Daniel
ROLLER, Sophia
Rudolph Staehli, M.G.
7 Sep 1878
GRIFFITH,Theophilus E. DURLAND ,Anna
A. A. Trimper, M.G.
29 Aug 1878

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Bridegroom

Bride

(Cont I d)

Date &amp; place if not Doug.Co.

HALE, George H.
ROSE, Sarah E.
27 Nov 1878
HAt~, Wm. B.
DEAL, Ida M.
10 Sep 1878
HANN, Owings
GLENN, Mary
6 Nov 1878 Perry, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
HARl'1AN, William H. MITCHELL, Laura E.
2 Apr 1878
HARRIS, Peter,
LEWIS, Mary
7 Mar 1878
RASE, Herman
MUGLER, Katie
8 Jan 1878
HATCH, Orson O.
ISRAEL, Antonia
22 Feb 1878
HENDERSON, Thomas
TUCKER, Rachel
11 Apr 1878
HILL, Chester F.
ADAMS, Savannah E.
17 Apr 1878
HILL, Emanuel
WILLIAMSON, Jane
28 Mar 1878
HILLMAN, John W.
QUINN, Sadie E.
3 Oct 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
New Mexico
Douglas Co.,KS
HOLSTEIN, Henry F. TORPEY, Elizabeth
11 July 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
Ellis Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
HOSKINSON, Joseph D.ANDERSON, Sarah E.
16 July 1878
HUGHES, Charles V. BLAKER, Henrietta
26 May 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS
HUGHES, Tandy
RHOADS, Victoria
14 Mar 1878 Edgerton, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
HULCE, Adolphus G. BALDWIN, Alice
22 Aug 1878
ILIFF, Amos B.
WILLIAMS, Lillie B. 14 Mar 1878
JAROON, Alfred F.
PUCKETT, Hulha A (H.) 24 Jan 1878
JENNINGS, John D.
SELLERS, Ida May
29 June 1878
JOHNSON, George
ROBERTS, Catherine
6 July 1878
KAEISER, Wm. M.
SHANKLIN, Sallie A.
4 Apr 1878
KAESER, Louis A.
PARKS, Jane
19 Dec 1878
KENNEDY, Thomas H. NOLAN, Martha E.
11 se 18~ Leavenworth Co.KS
Recorded
2~ Ma_ 1~__
KING, Isaac
NORTHRUP, Louisa
Ju y
8
KING, Joseph
WILLIAMS, Maggie
28 Feb 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS
KIRCHNER, Samuel P. CRITES, Nellie
21 May 1878
KREISER, John
FRANZ, Margaretha
17 Apr 1878 (lic.date-no date
LATHY, J OM
BLUNT, Salina
21 Feb 1878
on marriage rec.)

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Officiant
J. H. Bonebrake, M.G.
J. M. Cockins, M.G.
Josiah Terrel, M.G.
Wm. Bedale, M.G.
W. W. Silsby, J. P.
A. A. Trimper, M.G.
Geo. W. Smith, J.P.
Geo W. Smith, J.P.
John S. Brown, M.G.
R.T.W. James, M.G.
Geo. W. lienning,M.G.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
Andrew V. Stout, M.G. i'John Q. A. Norton, P.J. \ .

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J. N. Rankin, Rev.
John N. Young, Clergy
G. W. Browning, M.G.
Andrew V. Stout, M.G.
J. W. Stewart, ?
Dudley Lee, M.G.
J. M. Cockins, M.G.
Richard Ricketts, M.G.
A. W. Pitzer,Min.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
w. W. Silsby, J.P.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
R. T. Morris, M.G.
Geo. W. Henning, M.G.
R. T. W. James, M.G.

I
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Bridegroom

Bride

LEIGH, James
WADE, Augusta V.
LEUTWILER,Rudolph
ASSMAN, Elizabeth
LUCKAN, August
MILLER, Anna
Leavenworth Co.,KS Douglas County, KS.
LYONS, Silas
JOHNSON, Nancy
Shawnee Co.,KS
Shawnee Co.,KS
MABERLY, Augustin W. SNYDER, Ruth S.
I1ARBEL, Orin C.
LAWRENCE, Mary C.
Marshall Co.,KS
Douglas Co. KS
MARCHESELLI,John B. HALE, Florence
Jefferson Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
MASON, John P.
ADOLPH, Carrie M.
MATHEWS, Elijah
CUMMINGS, Dora
MC C~Y, Samuel H. TYRELL, Jennie
MC GREGOR, Wm. B.
CRAIGLOW, Mary
Ottawa, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
MC MAHAN, Joseph
Rayson, Lizzie
Ohio
Douglas Co.,KE
MENZER, George
HARWOOD, Maria(Mary)
¥~TSKER, Benjamin F. HARDING, Florina E.
MILLER, John
WARD, Sarah A.
Johnson Co.,KE
Douglas Co.,KS
MOORE, Eli J.
HOAG, Mattie B.
America, KS
Douglas Co.,KE
MUTH, Henry K.
ELLINGER, Minnie E.
Franklin Co. ,KS
Douglas Co., KS
NEAL, Monroe M.
WALKER, Jennie M.
Allen Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
NEILL, Ole B.
PRENTISS, Ella A.
NELSON, Nels S.
PEARSON, Caroline
NICHOLS, Francis M. SEARS, Emma L.
Circleville, OH
Douglas Co.,KS
NICHOLS, Frank L.
HUNGERFORD, Flora M.
Michigan
Douglas Co~,KS
OVERMAN, Ephriam
GOOLMAN, Eunice W.
Shawnee Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS

(Cont'd)

Date &amp; Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

13 Mar 1878
20 June 1878
18 May 1878 Fall Leaf, KS

James Bryson, M.G.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
Geo. Tonnies, Pastor

30 Dec 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

Chas. Chadwick, J.P.

14 Jan 1878
3 Mar 1878 Douglas Co.,KE

Geo. W. Henning, M.G.
A. M. Richardson, M.G.

7 Oct 1878 Perryville, KE
24
10
8
30

Dec
Apr
Jan
Aug

1878
1878
1878
1878 Douglas Co.,KS

J. Barratt, M. G.
D.
R.
A.
C.

T.
T.
C.
K.

Woodward, M.G.
W. James,M.G.
Peck, M.G.
Jones, Rev.

12 June 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

C. A. Richardson, M.G.

26 Oct 1878
13 Nov 1878
13 Mar 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

Daniel Walter, Pastor
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
O. G. Richards, J.P.

29 Aug 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

A. A. Trimper, M.G.

26 Sep 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

A. G. Murray, M.G.

17 Sep 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

J. W. Cockins, M. G.

24'Dec 1878
12 Sep 1878
13 Mar 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

A. C. Peck, M. G.
A. A. Trimper, M. G.
A. M. Richardson, M.G.

2 Feb 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

R. F. Morris, M.G.

9 Feb 1878 Douglas Co.,KS

James P. Kendall, M. G.

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Bridegroom

Bride

(Contt:d)

Date &amp; Place if not Doug.Co.

OWENS, Femming
GAUSNELL, Sarah E.
19 Apr 1878 Linwood, KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KE
PACKER, Edwin B.
FERRIS, Mary E.
16 June 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KE
Osage Co.,KE
PAYNE, Francis A.
GILLHAM, Carrie E.
27 Apr 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
Kansas City, MO
Douglas Co.,KE
PETERSON, Christian YOUNGBURG, Cecelia
8 May 1878
RAKE, Elias W.
WILSON, Leah A.
12 Nay 1878
RANKIN, John K.
FISCHER, Augusta
5 Sep 1878
REED, Frank B.
KEIFER, Alice C.
1 Oct 1878
RHOADES, AndrewCalvin MITCHELL, Free Love 23 May 1878 Sherman, Ind. Terr.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS
ROBINSON, Ransom
FOGLESON, Hannah
30 Aug 1878 Douglas Co.,KE
Missouri
Independence, MO
ROLLER, Nichael
GRESS, Barbara
7 Sep 1878
ROTHWELL, George
NICHOLS, Sarah A.
19 Dec 1878 Jefferson Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KE
Leavenworth Co.,KE
SAYLER, Alfred M.
YOUNG, Mattie
10 Oct 1878
SCHELLHORN, Albert HARTLMAN, Bertha M. 14 May 1878
SCHENDEL, Ferdinand KRAl"lER, Fredricka
12 Mar 1878
SCHOTT, John F.
BREEZE, Margaret
28 Nov 1878
SEAMAN, Alexander G. PASKER, Nannie V.
7 June 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
Linn Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KE
SHANKLIN, Joseph T. DEAL, Annie G.
27 Nov 1878
SHARON, Kinzie
ASHBY, Ettie C.
13 Oct 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
Franklin Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
SHEAFOR, Frank P.
BRADLEY, Mamie L.
3 Jan 1878
SHEARER, James
MAIR, Catherine
12 Nov 1878 License only
SLAUGHTER, Henry
CLARKE, Nancy
26 Dec 1878
SMITH, Robert
SHAW, Jane
14 Mar 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KE Douglas Co.,KS
SPENCER, Ambrose
WATERS, Eunice P.
3 Dec 1878
STEEN, Robert L.
MC QUESTON,ElizabethD.13 June 1878
STEVENSON, John W. JONES, Sarah A.
4 June 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
South Carolina
Douglas Co.,KS

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Officiant
M. M. Morris, J.P.
L.G. Cowdsey, M. G.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
A. A.
J. H.
J. M.
Henry
P. W.

Trimper, M. G.
Zabriska, Rev.
Cockins, M. G.
W. Reed, Min.
Gowell, J.P.

Geo. W. Smith, J.P.
Rudolph Staehli, M.G.
C. W. Cherry, J.P.
A. A. Trimper, M. G.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
Ph. Fricker,Preacher
John Q. A. Norton,' P.J.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
Henry Frank, M. G.
Andrew Stout, M.G.
J. M. Cockins, M.G.
C. B. Beeks, J. P.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
A. A. Trimper, M.G.
J. C. Herron, M.G.
Henry Frank,Pastor

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878
Bridegroom

Bride

(Cont I d)

Date&amp; Place if not Doug.Co.

29 Nov 1878 license only
STl.'W.ART, William
SAUNDERS, Julia
STREETER, Charles E. SAMPSON, Nannie P. 14 Apr 1878
8 Jan 1878 Douglas County, KS
STRONG, John W.
~ARREN, Lucinda
Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS
25 July 1878 Douglas County, KS
STUART, Clayton
BLEM., Sarah M.
Osage Co.,KS
Osage Co.,KS
STURDY, Frederick
FAUCETT, Ella
2 Oct 1878
SUTTER, John P.
BOOKER, Theresa A.
17 Nov 1878
SWANEY, Squire
TURPIN, Alice
8 Dec 1878 Leavenworth Co.,KE
Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KS
TERRY, Peter
KISER, Laura N.
3 Jan 1878
13 May 1878 Douglas Co.,KS
THOMPSON, Martin
ESTES, Susan
Topeka, KS
Topeka, KS
TUCKER,Herman
KLAUS, Emma
14 Sep 1878
VAIL, Isaac
WOOD, Martha
9 Oct 1878 Twin Mound, KS
Osage Co.,KS
Osage Co.,KS
VANDERPOOL, Thomas B. WADDEL, Eleena
18 Nov 1878
VAN WORMER, John H. RICHARDS, Ida E.
16 May 1878
WALKER, James
MC MILLEN, Martha
17 Feb 1878
WARD, Charles J'.
BRUB.AK.&amp;R, Nannie
10 Feb 1878
WARNE, Marinus W.
MACKEY, Caroline
7 Nov 1878
WAT~, John M.G.
KIBBE, Jennie M.
25 Dec 1878
WElSHER, Rudolph
CLARK, Mary J.
3 Oct 1878
WHEELER, George S. SLATTEN, Rosalia
19 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS Leavenworth Co.,KE
WHITNEY, Sidney E. BURNETT, Mary C.
20 July 1878 Russell Co. ,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
Russell Co.,KE
WILBUR, William A. HOLMES, Mary B.
3 Aug 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KE Leavenworth Co.,KE
1 Sep 1878
WILKINSON, Wm. A.J. GIBSON, Esther M.
WILMOTH, Clarence E. RESER, Anna E.
25 Sep 1878
WILSON, James W.Jr. CRAMER, Ida May
30 Oct 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS
Rochester, NY
Douglas Co.,KS
WINSLOW, Calvin N. QUINN, Carrie E.
11 Sep 1878 Douglas Co. ,KE
Ottawa, KE
Douglas Co.,KS

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Officiant
J. C. Telford, M. G.
John Q. A. Norton,P.J.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
Andrew Stout, M. G.
Chas. Chadwick, J. P.
John Brewer, Rev.
John N. Young, Clergy
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
Rudolph Staehli, M.G.
Jacob W. Fox, M.D.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
S. W. Spring, Pastor
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
A. M. Richardson, M.G.
S. W. Spring, Pastor
Henry Frank, M. G.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
John Q. A. Norton, P.J.
D. E. Hathaway, M.G.
J'ohn Q. A. Norton, P.J.
James Bryson, M.G.
Jas. Marvin, M.G.
A.C. Peck, M.G.
Geo. W. Henning, M.G.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1878
Bridegroom

Bride

Date &amp; Place it not

WISE, Earnest
Leavonworth Co.,KS
WOOD; Augustus S.
Jefferson Co.,KS
WYLIE, Robert W.
Newton, KS
YOAKUM, Geo. W.
Leavenworth Co.,KS

WALTON, Ida M.
Douglas Co.,KS
SIMMONS, Emily
Jefferson Co.,ICS
SEARS, Mamie P. A.
Newton, KS
HUNT, Laura
Douglas Co.,ICS

21 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS

(Contin'd)

Dou~.Co.

4 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,KS.

Officiant
John Q. A. Norton, P. J.
A. M. Richardson, M. G.

30 Dec 1878 Douglas Co. ,ICS

S. W. Spring, Pastor

1 Sep 1878 Douglas Co, ,ICS

Geo. W. Henning, M.G.

Alphabetical listing of brides from 1878 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS
Bride
ADAMS,. Malinda J.
ADAMS, Savannah E.
ADOLPH, Carrie M.
ANDERSON, Sarah E.
ANDERSON, Rebecca S.
ASHBY, Ettie C.
ASSMAN, Elizabeth
BALDWIN, Alice
BARNETT, Fannie
BIDINGER, Katie
BI,AKER, Henrietta
BLEM, Sarah M.
BLUNT, Salina
BOOKER, Therese A.
BRADLEY, Mamie L.
BREEZE, Margaret
BROPHY, Mary
BROWN, Betty H.
BRUBAKER, Nanie
BURNETT, Mary C.
CAYLOR, Harriet
CAYLOR, Mary M.

Bridegroom
BLANKENSHIP, Thomas C.
HILL, Chester F.
MASON, John P.
HOSKINSON, Joseph D.
BENSON, John
SHARON, Kinzie
LEU TWILER, Rudolph
HULCE, Adolphus G.
EDWARDS, Manyer
BENANDER, August
HUGHES, Charles
STUART, Clayton
LATHY, John
SUTTER,John P.
SHEAFOR, Frank P.
SCHOTT, John F.
FERRELL, Mathew O.
FISHER, Henry C.
WARD, Charles J.
WHITNEY, Sidney E.
ALLEN, Friar R.
COGSWELL, John P.

Bride

CLARK, Ella

CLARK, Mary J.
CLARKE, Nancy
CRAIGLOW, Mary
CRAMER, Ida May
CRITES, Nellie
CRUGAN, Emma N.
CRUMP, Mary
CUMMINGS ,Dora
DAVIS, Orie
DEAL, Annie G.
DEAL, Ida 1'1.
DE LAND, Emma A.
DURLAND, Anna
EATON, Lititia
EATON, Mattie J.
ELLINGER, Minnie E.
ELLIOTT, Lottie
ERICKSON, Christina
ESTES, Susan
EVANS, Fannie J.
FAUCETT, Ella

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BridTeroom
ALBU N, Albert
WEISHER~ Rudolph
SLAUGHTER, Henry
MC GREGOR, William B.
WILSON, James W. Jr.
KIRCHNER, Samuel P.
CLARK, Thomas J.
BROWN, John
MATHEWS, Elijah
BREWINGTON, William H.
SHANKLIN, Joseph T.
HAMMELL, William B.
DINSMOOR, Frank F.
GRIFFITH,Theophilus E.
CORBIN, Alford
BROCKWAY, H. N.
MUTH, Henry K.
DORRIS, James
BOULDEN, Andrew
THOMPSON, Martin
CRANDALL, Louis K.
STURDY, Frederick

�Alphabetical listing of brides from 1878 Marriage Records, Douglas County, KS (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Bridegroom

Bride

FERRIS, Mary E.
FETTY, Catherine
FISCHER, Augusta
FLORA, Anna
FOGLESON, Hannah
FRANZ, Margaretha
FULTON, Minnie A.
FULTS, Susan E.
GAUSNELL, Sarah E.
GIBSON, Esther M.
GILLHAM, Carrie E.
GLEASON, Gracie
GLENN, Mary
GOOLMAN, Eunice W.
GRAY, Nana
GRESS, Barbara
HALE, Florence
HALL, Martha J.
HAMILTON, Lizzie P.
HARDING, Florina E.
HARTTMAN, Bertha M.
HARWOOD, Maria (Mary)
HABE, Anna
HEDDRICK, Sarah
HENON, Gustine
HIATT, Quintie S.
HINE, Maggie V.
HOAG, Mattie B.
HOGAN, Catherine
HOGG, Jennie M.
HOLMES, Mary B.
HOSCH, Katherine
HUGENOT, Sophia
HUGHOON, Fannie I.
HUNGERFORD, Flora M.

PACKER, Edwin
BELT, Nathan J.
RANKIN, John K.
BENNETT, Davis E.
ROBINSON, Ransom
KREISER, John
BRUCE, John S.
FIX, Jesse
OWENS, Femming
WILKINSON, William
PAYNE, Francis A..
B~RKETT, Skelton
HANN, Owings
OVERMAN, Ephriam
CORY, Frank M.
ROLLER, Michael
MARCHESELLI, John B.
CULP, Henry A.
BROUGHTON, Frank F.
METSKER, Benj amin F.
SCHELLHORN , Albert
MENZER, George
BEHRENS, Gustavis C.
ALLEN, Willard
ANTON , Robert
BROWN, Thomas J.
FULTZ, George W.
MOORE, Eli J.
DOYLE, James
APPLEWHITE, Charles A.
WILBUR, William A.
BRUNE, Henry G.
BOURAY, Joseph
BLANEY, George M.
NICHOLS, Frank L.

HUNT, Laura
YO.AKUM, George W.
ISRAEL, Antonia
HATCH, Orson O.
JACKSON, Hiley E.
FOSTER, Frank A.
JOHNSON, Francis
CROWE, Martin
JOHNSON, Nancy
LYONS, Silas
JONES, Mary S.
BENJAMIN, James
JONES, Sarah A.
STEVENSON, John W.
JORDAN, Sophia
BUTEL, Aristide
KEIFER, Alice C.
REED, Frank B.
KENNEDY, Jennie S.
BOWEN, Emery S.
KETELS, Bertha
BARTELDES,Freidrick W.
KIBBE, Jennie M.
WATT, John M. G.
KISER, Laura N.
TERRY, Peter
KLAUS, Emma
TUCKER, Herman
KRAMER, Fredricka
SCHENDEL,Ferdinand
LAWRENCE, Mary C.
HARBEL, Orin C.
LEGERE, Mary M.
CURRIER, Frank P.
LEWIS, Mary
HARRIS, Peter
LUDINGTON,AngelineV. FOSTER, Cassius G.
MACKEY, Caroline
WARNE, Marinus W.
MAIR, Catherine
SHEARER, James
MASON, Josie
AKERS, John H.
MC CARTHY, Ellen
DYER, Edward
MC CLURE, Susie A.
CUNNINGHAM, Richard
MC CURDY, Mattie E. BURNEY, Charles F.
MC DOWELL, Eliza
BOYER, Harrison
MC MILLEN, Martha
WAIKER, James
MC QUESTON, Elizabeth D. ST~, Robert L.
MILLER, Anna
LUCKAN, August
MILLER, Lizzie
DAVIS, James B.
MITCHELL,Free Love
RHOADES, AndrewCalvin
MITCHELL, Laura
HARMAN, William H.
MOORE, Jane
COURTNEY, William
MOURY, Hattie A.
CLARK, Henry T.
MUGLER, Katie
RASE, Herman

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t

�Alphabetical listing of brides from 1878 Marriage Records,Doug.Co.,KS (Cont'd)
Bride

Bridegroom

Bride

Bridegroom

NICHOLS, Sarah A.
NOLAN, Martha E.
NORTHRUP, Louisa
OFFNER, Sarah M.
PARKS, Jane
PARNELL, Julia A.
PASKER, Nannie V.
PATTERSON, Mary
PEARSON, Caroline
PRENTISS, Ella A.
PRICE, Mary F.
PUCKETT, Hulda
QUINN, Carrie
QUINN, Sadie E.
RAYSON, Lizzie
RESER, Anna E.
RHOADS, Victoria
COFFMAN, Calvin W.
RICE, Nettie N.
RICHARDS, Cora
RICHARDS, Ida E.
ROBERTS, Catherine
ROLLER, Sophia
ROSE, Sarah E.
SM1PSON, Nannie P.
SAUNDERS, Julia
SEARS, Emma L.
SEARS, Mamie F. A.
SELLERS, Ida May
SELLERS, Susan J.
SHANKLIN, Sallie A.
SHAW, Jane
SIMMONS, Emily
SIZER, Nancy S.
SLATTEN, Rosalia

ROTHWELL, George
KENNEDY, Thomas H.
KING, Isaac
BARDWELL, George W.
KAESER, Louis A.
DUNCAN, Zemal
SEAMAN, Alexander G.
BAN ION , Joseph B.
NELSON, Nels S.
NEILL, Ole B.
FARRIS, David M.
JARDON, Alfred F.
WINSLOW, Calvin N.
HILLMAN, John W.
MC MAHON, Joseph
WILMOTH, Clarence E.
HUGHES, Tandy
RICE, Ettie M.
BELL, Elisha S.
BEGGS, William C.
VAN WORMER, John H.
JOHNSON, George
GLASER, Daniel
HALE, George H.
STREETER, Charles E.
STEWART, William
NIChOLS, Francis M.
WYLIE, Robert W.
JENNINGS, John D.
DAVIS, Elwood H.
KAEISER, William M.
SMITH, Robert
WOOD, Augustus
BADSKY, Jacob
WHEELER, George S.

SNYDER, Ruth S.
STEPHENS, Louisa
TORPEY, Elizabeth
TUCKER, Rachel
TUCKER, Thursa E.
TURPIN, Alice
TYRELL, Jennie
URICH, Anna M.
WADE, Augusta V.
WAnDEL, Eleena
WALKER, Jennie M.
WALLACE, Hannah E.

HABERLY, Augus t in W.
BURROWS, Stephen
HOLSTEIN, Henry F.
HENDERSON, Thomas
DUNCAN, James A.
SWANEY, Squire
MC CURDY, Samuel H.
BAKER, John W.
LEIGH, James
VANDERPOOL,Thomas B.
NEAL, Monroe M.
BAYLESS, Samuel M.

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(.Anna)

WALTON, Ida r'l.
WARD, Sarah A.
WARREN, Lucinda
WATERS, Eunice P.
WILKINSON, Martha
WILLIAMS, Harriet
WILLIArIS, Laura
WILLIAMS, Lillie B.
WILLIAMS, Maggie
WILLIAriS, Nannie
WILLIAMSON, Jane
WILSON, Leah A.
WOOD, Martha
WOOLSEY, Bell
YOUNG, Mattie
YOUNGBURG,Cecelia

WISE, Earnest
MILLER, John
STRONG, John W.
SPENCER, Ambrose
GIBSON, Clarence W.
BARKEli, Danie 1
COOK, Samuel B.
ILIFF, Amos B.
KING, Joseph
BROOKS, Armstard H.
HILL, Emanuel
RAKE, Elias W.
VAIL, Isaac
FORSYTH, James
SAYLER, Alfred M.
PETERSON, Christian

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�DOUGLAS OOUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS .;; 1879
From Book 4 and 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court~
Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian
Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

ADAMS, Ulysses
Jackson Co., MO
ADOLPH, Henry
ALDRIDGE, Isaiah
(ALDRICH)
ALDRIDGE, Izah
ALLEN, Jesse
ANDERSON, Nelson
ANTON, Lafe
AUTERBURN, Samuel
Jefferson Co.,KS
BAILEY, Bishop A.
BARNES, Joseph C.
BEDGOOD, William B.
BELL, Christopher C.
Kansas City, MO
BENEFIELD, Eli A.
BIERER, Everard, Jr.
BLACK, Charles S.
BLACK, Washington C.
BOWEN, Alfred M.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
BOYD, Alexander B.
Oskaloosa, KS
BRANDON, J ame sA.
BRASS, Charles H.
BROEKER, John F.

THURMAN, Mary A.
Douglas Co., KS
ROBINETT, Mary
YOUNG, Susan

6 Mar 1879

James M.Hendry,PJ

8 Oct 1879
6 July 1879

David T.WoodwardMG
L. S. Steele,jp

YOUNG, Susan
DORSEY, Martha
GALLETHY, Martha
ELAl1, Jennie
GRAY, Rachel Jane
Jefferson Co.,KS
POLLARD, Viola M.
HART, Carrie
CARSON, Elizabeth J.
WILLIS, Jessie J.
Douglas Co~·., KS
CASABOOM, Emma
LAMBERTSON, Lucy M.
BAKER, Mary J.
ASHBY, Kate N.
HAMMILL, Rilla D.
Douglas Co., KS
GRIFFITH, Cordelia A.
Prairie Center, KS
LAWSON, Sophronia
HOUSLEMAN, Priscilla
LARO, Emma Alice Nettie

BROOKS, Alford
BROWN, Frederick
BROWN, John H.

HANKS, Francis
EBERHART, Lena
FLOYD, Emma M.

5 July 1879-License only
James M.Hendry,PJ
8 June 1879
James M.Hendry,PJ
20 Sept 1879
21 Aug 1879-License only
25 Nov 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS J. C. Northrup,JP
James M.Hendry,PJ
A. C. Peck,MG

25 Dec 1879
6 May 1879
30 Jan 1879
1 Jan 1879
9 Jan 1.879

John McInaton,MG
A. C. Peck,MG
A. G. Murray,Min
Andrew Stout,MG
Henry W.Reed,Min.

7 Jan 1879

A. G. Murray,Rev.

5 Oct 1879
28 Dec 1879
30 Sept 1879

A. J. Haskins,JP
WIn. Draper,JP
Ge9rge Foeniuer,
Pastor
Dudley Lee,I1G
Joseph Rahskopf,Rev
A.M.Richardson,MG

18 June 1879
21 July 1879
8 Sept 1879

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James M.Hendry,PJ

4 Oct 1879
21 May 1879-License only
10 Nov 1879
14 June 1879

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE'::'RECORDS - 1879 (Cont' d)
Bridegroom

Bride

DAY, Phylander
CARTER, Eliza
DAY, Willis (William)H. LIPPY, Florence M.
DELAPP, Stephen
INY~, Julia A.
DELLIT, George W.
MARTIN, Nancy Jane
Leavenworth Co.,KE
Leavenworth Co.,KE
DESKINS, Francis J.
MOORE, Mattie F.
DESKINS, John
SPRAGUE, Sarah J.
DEVLIN, Noris
SCHRADER, Carrie
DILLON, Peter H.
MC NERVEY, Mary
Topeka, KS
Douglas Co., KS
DODGE, David W.
GORMER, Alzena
DRAKE, Joseph
CUNNINGHAM, Jennie
DUDLEY, William C.
BRUNK, Sophronia
De Soto, KS
De Soto, KS
DUMMER, Henry E.
FINLEY, JUdie
DUNN, James B.
HOWELL, Margaret
DUTTON, Joseph B.
HOBBS, Lillie Jane
Johnson Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
DWYER, Patrick
MALONEY, Hannah
Leavenworth Co., KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
ELLIOTT, James G.
PATTON, Martha
ELM, Henry
FLEER, Minnie
ELSTON, Henry
HARLAN, Alice
EVERETT, Milton J.
HOWARD, Sarah
FAUST, Benjamin F.
W,~TERHAUS, Emma
FEATHERSTONE,Edward I. STEWART, Emma Molina
FINLEY, George W.
LOWE, Clara E.
FORSYTHE, Harrison
COOLEY, Mary
FREEMAN, Daniel G.W. HIGGS, Elizabeth
Douglas Co., KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS
FRITZEL, J obn
SNYDER, Margaret
FULTZ, Andrew
MINTON, America
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS
GALLETLY, George W.
ACKLEY, Dena
GARST, Benjamin F.
HAMMILL, Maggie M.
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Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Of1l.ciant

3 Sept
30 Mar
24 Feb
7 July

James M.Hendry,PJ
J.R.Meredith,Pastor
James M.Hendry,PJ
James M.Hendry,PJ

1879
1879
1879
1879

12 Nov 1879
23 Aug 1879
1 Jan 1879

P. M.Lewis,fiin.
S. P.Jacobs,Pastor
A.A.Trimper,MG
P.Lewis Guenther,
Priest
Andrew Douglas,JP
Thomas J. Cunder,MG
John Q.A.Norton,PJ

23 Jan 1879
24 Apr 1879
1 Jan 1879

P.M. Lewis, MG
James Bryson,MG
W.H. Reece, fiG

24 Sept 1879
27 July 1879
6 Feb 1879
20 Apr 1879

11 Nov 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS Elias:Mayer,PriestI

2 Apr 1879
4 Sept 1879
16 Feb 1879
27 Apr 1879
16 Oct 1879
30 Dec 1879
13 Apr 1879
5 Nov 1879
15 Sept 1879-License only

John N.Young,Clergy
Moses Disinger,Rev.
Dexti'er Tueker, MG
James Bryson, MG
John Wilder,JP
John N.Young,l'1G
Absolom Lacock,Rev
James M.Hendry,PJ

31 Aug 1879
9 Feb 18791

Albert 'M.Weikmann,
Priest
Ezra Hubbell,Elder

3 Jan 1879
4 Sept 1879

John Q.A.Nortoni PJ
James M.Hendry, FJ

.... __

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS.· MABRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont' d)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

GAUMER, Thomas C.
GIBBARD, Ignatius

MC GEE, Emma
GUBSMIETHT, Anna

3 Dec 1879
13 Aug 1879

A.A.Trimper, MG
Albert M.Weikmann,
Priest
James M.Hendry,PJ
A. C. Peck,MG

GLUYAS, George W.
GRAY, Daniel
Sedan, KS
GURLEY, John S.
HARRIS, Charles R.
HARRIS, Nathan
HARRIS, Thomas
HABE, Albert
HAYS, Henry F.C.
Kansas City, MO
HEARNE, James A.
BERNAL, Thomas
HERRING, Samuel W.
HESTON,Charley(Canby)
Gove Co., KS
HIDDEN, Jason
Kansas City, MO
HILL, Frederick B.
HILL, Livingston
Leavenworth Co.,KE
HILL, Quincy A.
HINES, Samuel
HITCHCOCK, Adolph E.
*HOGAN, Thomas
HOLLADAY, Benjamin W.
Jefferson Col,KS
HOLLY, Charles F.
HOLMES, Samuel
HOLMES, William C.
HOOVER, Isaac L.
HORNER, Levi
Leavenworth Co.,KS
* Leavenworth Co.,KE

SHIELDS, Mary P.
13 Mar 1879
BACKWITH, Flora
1 May 1879
Douglas Co. ,KS
Joseph Rahskopf,Rev
EPLY, Christina
16 Apr 1879
S.
W. Spring, Pastor
TYRRELL, M. Ella
12 Jan 1879
Chas.Chadwick, JP
CROCKET, Jennie
26 July 1879
Richard Ricketts,MG
WEARRER, Charity
14 Nov 1879
James M.Hendry,PJ
RIDINGER, Mary
1 Mar 1879
William Bedale,MG
SHEARER, Elizabeth M.
19 Feb 1879
Douglas Co., KS
Wm.H.Reece, MG
18 June 1879
SHANK, Mary
W.W. Silsby, JP
CARTER, Maria
25 Dec 1879
S. P. Jacobs, MG
DENTON, Sethy
14 Dec 1879
Milo Hobert,Rev
HIGGINS, Francis L.
24 June 1879
tIt. Pleasant, IA
A.C. Peck, MG
LAMBERTSON,Mary Isabella 6 May 1879
Douglas Co., KS
14 Dec 1879
J. H. Bonebrake,Min
MACY, Carrie
Aug
1879-Leavenworth
Co.,KS
Elias Mayer,Rev
28
BRUCE, Martha
Leavenworth Co.,KE
J.R.Meredith, MG
DAY, Ella A.
30 Jan 1879
Benjamin
Sunnial,MG
DEAN, Mary 11.
15 June 1879
James
M.Hendry,PJ
HALLOWAY, Rose D.
30 Oct 1879
HYLAND, Maggie R.
24 Nov 1879-License only
J.C.Northrup, JP
PHILLIPS, Minnie W.
29 June 1879-?
Jefferson Co.,KS
Henry Frank, MG
LEIBY, Nancy A.G.
5 May 1879
HOWLAND, Mary T.
14 May 1879-License only
A. G.Murray,Pastor
PAYNE, Fannie C.
25 Dec 1879
Joseph Michael,MG
STEDMAN, Mary E.
14 Dec 1879
James M.Hendry,PJ
LINDLEY, Emma E.
13 Oct 1879
Douglas Co.,KE
Douglas Co.,KS
1

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont td)
Of.f.ciant

Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

HOWARD, Benjamin P.
HOWARD, George W.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
HUNTER, Eli B.
HUNTZINGER, Franklin
HUSTED, Charles W.
Dutchess Co. ,1fY .
JAMES, John
De Soto, KS
JOHNSON, Justin J.
JUDSON, Arthur W.
Douglas Co., KS
nUB, Jacob
Fr8.nklin Co. ,ICS
KEARNS, o. Frank
KELLEY, J ame s
KERBY, Alexander
Leavenworth Co.,KS
KILLOUGH, William
Jefferson Co.,KS
KNIGHT, George W.
KNOWLES, John W.
Osage Co., KS
KOONS, William
KRAMER, Bernhardt
KRAMER, Bernhardt
KRATZBURG, Anton
Anderson Co.,KS
KYLE, James
Jefferson Co., KS
LANDWERLEN, George A.
LANGSTON, Desaline W.
LANKFORD, Benjamin F.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
LAWRENCE, William S.
Boston, MA

HART, Nellie M.
BUBBLE, Catherine S.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
PETERSON, Anna L.
NEAL, Annie E.
GILMAN, Alice May
Denver, CO
GIVENS, Martha
Douglas Co.,KS
LOCKWOOD, Lillian D.
JONES, Elizabeth J.
Jefferson Co., KS
FORD, Elnora
Leavenworth Co.,KS
HILL, Julia·
MYERS, Elizabeth
MC KINNEY, Susan
Leavenworth Co.,KS
SATER, Mary E.
Jefferson Co.,KB
ROBINSON, Annie
BANKS, Martha E.
Douglas Co.,KS
YOUNG, Mary Francis
EBERHARD, Sophia
BRECHEISON, Wilhelmina
KOEHLER, Annie
Douglas Co., KS
HUNT, Charlotte A.
Jefferson Co.,KS
BOWERS, Frances
MADDOX, Lizzie
SMITH, Ida
Douglas Co.,ICS
RICHARDSON, Minnie E.
Douglas Co., KS

2 Dec 1879
S.W.Spring,Paator
16 Mar 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS Wm.R.Cousbant,Min
30 June 1879
20 Hay 1879
2S·&gt;Aug_;1879.

,

,..

"

A.A.Trimper,MG
James M.Hendry,PJ
S. M.OsJRond, MG

25 Dec 1879

W.W.Silsby, JP

17 June 1879
2 Apr 1879

A.M.Richardson,MG
Henry Frank, MG

6 Apr 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS J.C.Smith,Elder
!-

22 Apr 1879
J. R.Meredith,MG ,
22 May 1879
Bedford Drisdom,MG I
30 Oct 1879-Leavenworth Co.,KS P.W.Gowers,JP
1 May 1879-1

W. Ii.Payne, JP

24 Mar 1879
20 Apr 1879

w.

12 Mar 1879
3 Mar 1879
28 Jan 1879
11 Nov 1879

Robert Loggan,VDM
C. Emmel,Pastor
C. Emmel,Pastor
John T.Leary,Priest

3 Dec 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS

J.C.Northrup,JP

13 Feb 1879
27 Mar 1879
21 Aug 1879

A.G.Murray,Pastor
James M.Hendry,PJ
T.H.Ewing,MG

18 Mar 1879

A.M.Richardson,MG

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James M.Hendry,PJ
A.Cardwell,MG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY,
Bridegroom

~SAS

Bride

LEE, Michael B.
DOBBINS, Mamie
LEE, William
GRANT, Anna
LEWIS, Allen E.
DEAN, Louisa M.
Lafayett Co.,IA
Douglas Co.,KS
LOESCH, Adam
FISHER, Eliza
LUBY, Martin E.
FAWL, Catherine
Osage Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
LUCAS, Nathan D.
COULTER, America M.
LUDINGTON, Duett F.
SISSON, Frankie
LYNN, Charles W.
LANGWORTHY, Laura J.
Salina, KS
Salina, KS
LYON, George
FINCHER, Mary
Winthrop, MO
Douglas Co., KS
MACY, John G.
HOPPER, Lizzie
MAGILL, William G.
KEIFER, Adelina
West Bay City, MI
Douglas Co., KS
MANSON, Andrew
LARSON, Mary
MARSHALL, John E.
DENNEWILLER, Julie
MATNEY, Jasper N.
MYERS, Sadie
MC AIJ,ASTER,Charles A. MC ALLASTER, Emily
MC ARTHUR, John A.
CARTER, Josephine
Reno,Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
MC CALL, Charles D.
SHIMMONS, Nellie E.
Sherman, TX
Douglas Co., KS
MC CLAY, George
WILLIAMS, Annie T.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Douglas Co., KS
MC CURDY, Fred A.
WALTON, Rachel A.
MC DOUGALL, Franklin SEILER, Rachel A.
Osage Co., KS
Osage Co., KS
MC GEE, Peter
MORGAN, Elizabeth
MC LAREN, William Neil SAGE, Lea V.
Sedgewick Co., KS
Sedgewick Co., KS
MILLER, David
TYRREL, Jennie
MITCHELL, Wiley
ODELL, Maggie
MONROE, James
LEWIS, Louisa
MOODY, Henry C.
HOLMES, Mabel A.

I1ARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd)
Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

10 Sept 1879
26 Feb 1879
16 Sept 1879

Chas. Chadwick, JP
Dudley Lee,MG
Bedford Drisdom,MG

11 Dec 1879
9 Feb 1879

C.G.Fritsche,Pastor
H. O'Reilly,Rev

16 Nov 1879
2 Oct 1879
3 Sept 1879

P.M.Lewis, Min.
A.C.Peck, MG
8~ M. Osmond,MG

10 Mar 1879

James M.Hendry,PJ

30 Dec 1879
7 Oct 1879-Kansas City, MO

Chas. Chadwick,JP
Samuel B.Bell,Pastor

30 Apr 1879
7 Jan 1879
28 Jan 1879
8 May 1879
13 Feb 1879

John S. Brown, Clergy I
Paul Ziegler,Rector' .
James M.Hendry,PJ
S. W. Spring.,Pastor
A.M. Richardson ,MG

29 Dec 1879

Archibald Beatty,?

4 Apr 1879

Henry Frank, MG

8 Nov 1879
24 Dec 1879

A. M.RichardsoB,HG
S.W. Spring,Pastor

7 Aug 1879
6 Aug 1879

James M.Hendry,PJ
A. C. Peck, MG

25 Sept 1879
3 Dec 1879
4 May 1879
9 Aug 1879

S.J.Mc Naughton,PJ
Richard Ricketts,MG
W. W. Silsby, JP
James M.Hendry,PJ

I

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSA$ MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

MOON, Alvia A.
STONE, Mattie A.
MOON, Joel
MOORE, Philora
Hutchison, KS
Douglas Co., KS
MORGAN, John F.
MERCER, Elcina
MORRIS, William F.
EDWARDS, Martha E.
NElS, Fred
STROBEL, Minnie
Douglas Co., KS
Johnson Co., KS
NININGS, James
BOWER, Mary A.
Jefferson Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
NOLAN, Nicholas F.
LEONARD, Kate A.
Douglas Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
NOLAND, Smallwood W. WILLIAMS, Jennie
NORTON, William E.
WOOD, Julia F.
OGDEN, John H.
BRISTOL, Hattie E.
Douglas Co., KS
Topeka, KS
OVENDER, Marion
HODSON, Jane T.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
OWENS, Charles C.
DESKINS, Hulda J.
OWENS, Eric
HOWE, Kittie C.
PARKER, Edward J.
NEWLIN, Elmira
PARKER, Henry
~~TIN, Emily
PARNHAM, Joseph B.
COWAN, Rachel A.
PATRICK, George Edward LEWIS, Hattie
PAYNE, James A.
PARNELLS, Emaline
Jefferson Co., KS
Jefferson Co., KS
PEA IRS , Chambers A.
BANTA, Susie
PERRY, Charles S.
SPERRY, Nellie D.
PERRY, Washington
SCOTT, Rosie
PETERSON, James
REED, Mary E.
YATES, Annie E.
PETTIT, John W.
Rome,Adams Co.,OR
Douglas Co., KS
RAKE, John E.
KOEHLER, Elizabeth
RAY, Edward
COOK, Mary E.
-REED, Marcus G.
ROTHWELL, Permelia M.
REED, Robert H.
DIGGS, Louisa
Franklin Co., KS
Osage Co., KS
- Leavenworth Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
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Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

25 Dec 1879
4 Jan 1879

James M.Hendry, PJ
A.A.Trimper, MG

29 Oct 1879
1 June 1879
19 Feb 1879

Henry Frank, rIG
Henry Frank, MG
C. Emmel,Pastor

2 Mar 1879-1

Samuel Baker,MG

6 Oct 1879-Emporia,Lyon Co.,KS J.Pearier,Priest
24 Aug 1879
17 May 1879
19 June 1879

Richard Ricketts,MG
Henry B. Rogers,JP
A.C.Peck, MG

23 Jan 1879-Fall Leaf, KS

Sam Kelsall,Min.

1
1

I

21 Apr 1879
31 July 1879
22 Oct 1879
5 June 1879
27 filar 1879
19 June 1879
23 Nov 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS

Henry Frank, MG
A.C. Peck, MG
James Newlin, 1
Richard Ricketts,MG
A.A.Trimper, MG
S.W.Spring, Pastor
J.C.Northrup,JP

3 Oct 1879
1 Oct 1879
11 Feb 1879
20 Feb 1879
3 Sept 1879

A.G.Murray,MG
A.A. Trimper, MG
James M.Hendry,PJ
Wm. Draper, JP
Wm. Bedale,Min

19 Aug 1879
26 May 1879
1 Apr 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS
15 Nov 1879

Wm. Draper, JP
L.S. Steele, JP
Charles W.Cherry,JP
James M.Hendry, PJ

--.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY,

KANS~

MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont I d)
Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

Bride'groom

Bride

REED, Will H.
REYNOLDS, Albert W.
REYNOLDS, John
Leavenworth Co., KS
RICHARDSON, George A.
ROBE, Martin
, Douglas Co., KS
ROTHWELL, Samuel J.
Jefferson Co., KS
RUEHL, John H.
HUTTER, Chester L.
Miami Co., KS
SANDS, Jacob
SAXTON, Byron F.
Osage Co., KS
SCHUBERT, John W.
SEATON, Johnson
SELZER, William J.
SHANK, William
SHARPLESS,.. Nathaniel
Osage Co., KS
SHIELDS, Joseph
SHOCKEY, William
SHOLES, David C.
SMITH, Andrew J.
Lyon Co, KS
SMITH, David G.
Dickinson Co.,KS
SMITH, Isaac M.
SMITH, Winston
SOLT, Henry M.
SPEAR, S. F.
Topeka, KS
SPERRY, James
SPRAT~', James H.
Douglas Co., KS

Henry W. Reed,MG
STEPHENS, Emma
23 Apr 1879
W.
W.Silsby,JP
LEUTWILER, Bertha
29 Mar 1879
T.P.Olds,
MG
ADAIR, Samantha
19 Nov 1879-?
Douglas Co., KS
A.A.Trimper,MG
12 Apr 18?9
COLEr~, Minnie A.
C. Emmel,Pastor
19 Feb 1879
STROBEL, Paulina
Johnson Co., KS
NICHOLS, Almildia(Allvildie) 16 Sep 1879-Jefferson Co.KS C.W.Cherry,JP
Leavenworth Co., KS
C.G.Fritsche~Pastor
27 Nov 1879
STEINLE, Ottilie
S.E.Rudleton,VDM
28 Sept 1879
READING, Mary J.
Douglas Co., KS
A.C.Peck,MG
24 Oct 1879
CRAVENS, Millie
J.W.Clock,MG
16 Oct 1879
HEINE, Libbie S.
Douglas Co .. , KS
Moses Dissinger,Hev
8 Aug 1879
BREITHAUPT, Lydia
Gabriel Gray, Min. 1"-""
12 June 1879
FITGHOE, Maria
C. Emmel,Pastor
19 Feb 1879
STROBEL, Hannah
M.Hendry,PJ
James
25 Dec 1879
HODLOWELL, Dora L.
James
M.Hendry,PJ
GREER, Julia A.
23 Jan 1879
Douglas Co., KS
A C.Peck, MG
1 Oct 1879
WILKINSON, Rachel S.
James M.Hendry,PJ
4 Sept 1879
HAAS, Annetta
Chas.Chadwick,JF
24 Dec 1879
HARRIS, Adelia
Werter
R.Davis,MG
20 May 1879
PIPER, Lucy E.
Douglas Co., KS
A.A. Trimper,MG
BRUEGGEN, Augusta
19 Apr 1879
Douglas Co. ,KS
Gabriel Gray,Pastor
14 Sept 1879
STEWART, Lucy
w.
S. Harrad,MG
SHERMAN, Jennie E.
22 Jan 1879
A.C. Peck, MG
YARNOLD, Mamie T.
9 Oct 1879
S. W. Spring,Pastor
STACEY, Artie B.
17 Dec 1879
DeKalb, NY
James M. Hendry,PJ
18 Apr 1879
DAVIS, Eva E.
Henry
Frank,MG
KS
5 Mar 1879-Linwood,
MITCHELL, Emma E.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
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�,

DOUGLAS COUNTY, KASSAS MARRIAGE

~CORDS

- 1879 (Cont'd)

Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

STADLER, Herman

VOGEL, Matilda

13 Nov 1879

STADLER, Louis

VOGEL, Mary

13 Nov 1879

STANLEY, Henry A.
Douglas Co., KS
STARR, John M.
STEWART, Robert H.
Franklin Co.,KS
STOGERS, Basil
SUTTON, Frederick R.
SUTZ, Frank
SWENSON, Lewis
TALLEY, William
TASKER, Reuben C.
Otero, NM
TAYLOR, Franklin C.
TAYNE, Cyrus P.
Leavenworth Co., KS
mIDMFSON, Robert
TIGDER, John
Kansas City, MO
TIMMONS, Warren
Kansas City, MO
TOBLER, John J.
ULRICH, George J.
Paola, KS
WALI.ER, John L.
Leavenworth Co., KS
WALLS, Waskey J.
Shawnee Co., KS
WALSH, Michael
Johnson Co., KS
WATSON, Addison
WEINER, James H.
WEITZENKORN, Philip
WENRICH, Christian K.

29 May 1879~Leavenworth
West Brookfield, Mass.
SHEPHARD, Hulda
5 Feb 1879
MENDENHALL, Mattie
3 Dec 1879
Douglas Co., KS
8 May 1879
WILSON, Nancy L.
28 Feb 1879
BRITT, Mary
7 Jan 1879
SCHOEPFLIN, Mary E.
PURINGTON, Fillmore E. 27 Aug 1879
3 July 1879
DICKSON, Fannie M.
14 May 1879
AIJ;EN, Sarah L.
Douglas Co., KS
25 Feb 1879
TOWERY, Matilda L.
13 Feb 1879
MC CABRIA, Lydia C.
Leavenworth Co., KS
20 Aug 1879
CLARK, Maggie
27 Oct 1879
WYLER, Adeline E.
Douglas Co., KS
22 May 1879
HUSON, Adella B.
Douglas Co., KS
16 July 1879
DESKINS, Susie S.
2 Aug 1879
HEINEN, Johanna F. L.
Douglas Co., KS
24 May 1879-License only
BRAY, Susan
Douglas Co., KS
13 Apr 1879
STEWART, Melinda C.
Douglas Co., KS
1 Nov 1879
FRANER, Rose
Douglas Co., KS
14 Nov 1879
BARRETT, Sarah
20 Nov 1879
BAILEY, Clemmie
28 Oct 1879
BIEBUSH, Clara
21 June 1879-License only
LIPPY, Francis C.
BOWKER, Jennie S.

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Officiant

Albert M.Weikmann,
Priest
Albert M.Weikmann,
Priest
Co.,KS E. Nibel,Clergy
Andrew Stout, MG
Absolom Lacock,Rev
James M.Hendry,PJ
John S. Brown,MG
C. Emmel,Pastor
James M.Hendry,PJ
Daniel E.Smith,MG
S.W.Spring,Fastor
James M.Hendry,PJ
A.M.Richardson,MG
Richard Ricketts,MG
Chas.Chadwick, JP
Thomas H.Vail,Pastor
L.S.Steele,Jl?
A.A. Trimper, MG

Absolom Lacock,Rev
Albert M.Weikmann,
Priest
Dudley Lee, MG
James E.Hilkey,MG
Henry Frank, MG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRAIGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

WERSE, Joseph C.
CAlm, Nancy J.
WESTERHOUSE, Henry
ELDER, Katie
(WESTERHAUS)
WHALEY, George C.
HARMON, Minnie J.
WHEElER, Charles E.
RISLEY, Nancy
WHITE, John H.
RICHARDS, Hattie
WIDENER, James
SKINNER, Mahala A.
Leavenworth Co., KS Leavenworth Co., KS
• WILEY, Lyman
REED, Marildia
WILLIAMS, Francis M. R!M8EY, Adelia
Leavenworth Co., KS
Leavenworth Co., KS
WILLIAMSON, William P. YOUNG, Rebecca
WILSON, Edward
OBURG, Matilda
WOOD, William H.
SHEPARD, Annie
WOODS, David
WILLIAMSON, Malinda
ZEEL, George
BOHNMAIER, Katie
ZERBY, John V.
JONES, Marcia E.
~ Jefferson Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co. ,IE'

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

24 July 1879
10 July 1879

James M.Hendry,PJ
John Wilder, JP

19
16
25
13

Mar 1879
Oct 1879
Sept 1879
Mar 1879-Sherman twp.,?

G. W. Browning,Pastor
A.C. Peck,HG
A.C. Peck, MG
Peregrine W.Gowell,JP

31 Aug 1879-Jefferson Co., KS C.W. Cherry,JP
29 Oct 1879
James M.Hendry, PJ
Jacob Evans, MG
A.A. Trimp er, MG
Wm. Draper, JP
Samuel Baker,MG
Ph. Fricker ,Rev.
A.A. Trimper, MG

22 Jan 1879
26 Jan 1879
25 Dec 1879
20 July 1879
15 April 1879
19 Nov 1879

ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME -1879
Bride

Groom

Bride

ACKLEY, Dena
ADAIR, Samantha
ALLEN, Sarah L.
ASHBY, Kate N.
BAILEY, Clemmie
BAKER, Mary J.
BANKS, Martha E.
BANTA, Susie
BARRETT, Sarah
BECKWITH, Flora
BIEBUSH, Clara
BLANCHARD, Sue
BOHNMAIER, Katie
BOWERS, Frances

GALLETLY, George W.
REYNOLDS, John
TASKER, Reuben C.
BLACK, Washington C.
WEINER, James H.
BLACK, Charles S.
KNOWLES, John W.
PEAIRS, Chambers A.
WATSON, Addi son
GRAY, Daniel
WEITZENKORN, Philip
BUSH, Angus
ZEEL, George
LANDWERLEN, George A.

BOWER, Mary A.
NININGS, James
BOWKER, Jennie S.
STANLEY, Henry A.
BRAY, Susan
WALIoER, John L.
BRECHEISON,Wilhelmine KRAMER,Bernhardt
BREITHAUPT, Lydia
SCHUBERT, John W.
BRISTOL, Hattie E.
OGDEN, John H.
BRITT, Mary
SUTTON, Frederick R.
BRUCE, Martha
HILL, Livingston
BRUEGGEN, Augusta
SMITH, David G.
BRUNK, Sophronia
DUDLEY, William O.
BURNELL, Mary A.
OLAYltLew~s ~.
OARMIEN ~ Mary H.
BROWN, Wl.lll.am T.
OARR, Nancy J.
WERSE, Joseph C.
CABSON, Elizabeth J. BEDGOOD, William B.

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Groom

�ALPHABETICAL LISTiNG BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1879 (Cont'd)
Bride
CARTER, Eliza
CARTER, Ella
CARTER, Harriet
CARTER, Josephine
CARTER, Maria
CASABOOM, Emma
CHRISTIAN, Inger
CLARK, Maggie
COLEMAN, Minnie A.
COOK, Mary E.
COOLEY, Mary
COULTER, America M.
COVEY, Mary Ellen
COWAN, Rachel A.
CRAVENS, Millie
CROCKET, Jennie
CUNNINGHAM, Jennie
DAY, Ella A.
DAVIS, Eva E.
DEAN, Louisa M.
DEAN, Mary F.
DENNEWILLER, Julia
DENTON, Sethy
DESKINS, Hulda J.
DESKINS, Susie S.
DICKSON, Fannie M.
DIGGS, Louisa
DOBBINS, Mamie
DORSEY, Martha
EBERHART, Lena
EBERHARD, Sophia
EDWARDS, Martha E.
ELAl'1, J enni e
ELDER, Katie

Groom

Bride

Groom

DAY, Phylander
CORNISH, Henry
CARTER, Adam
MC ARTHUR, John A.
HERNAL, Thomas
BENEFIELD, Eli A.
DAVIS, John H.
THOl1PSON, Robert
RICHARDSON, George A.
RAY, Edward·
FORSYTHE, Harrison
LUCAS, Nathan D.
DAWSON, Albert W.
PARNHAM, Joseph B.
SANDS, Jacob
HARRIS, Nathan
DRAKE, Joseph
HILL, Quincy A.
SPERRY, James
LEWIS, Allen E.
HINES, Samuel
MARSHALL, John E.
HERRING, Samuel W.
OWENS, Charles C.
TOBLER, John J.
TALLEY, William
REED, Robert H.
LEE, Michael B.
ALI,f:N, Jesse
BROWN, Frederick
KRAMER, Bernhardt
MORRIS, William F.
.ANTON, Laf e
WESTERHOUSE , Henry
(WESTERHAUS)

EPLY, Christina
FAWL, Catherine
FINCHER, Mary
FINLEY, JUdie
FISHER, Eliza
FITCHUE, Maria
FLEElt, Minnie
FLOYD, Emma M.
FORD, Elnora
FRANER, Rosa
GALLETHY, Martha
GILMAN, Alice May
GIVENS, Martha
GORMER, Alzena
GOULDING, Dora
GRACE, Ella
GRANT, Anna
GRAY, Rachel Jane
GRIFFITH, Cordelia
GREER, Julia A.
GUBSMIETHT, Anna
HAAS, Annetta
HALLOWAY, Rose D.
Hammill, Maggie M.
HAMMILL, Rilla D.
HANKS, Francis
HARLAN, Alice
HARMON, Minnie J.
HARRIS, Adelia
HART, Carrie
HART, Nellie M.
HAYNES, Mary D.
HEINE, Libbie S.
HEINEN, Johanna F. L.
HIGGINS, Francis L.

GUBLEY, John S.
LUBY, Martin E.
LYON, George
DImMER, Henry
LOESCH, Adam
SEATON, Johnson
ELM, Henry
BROWN, John H.
KAUB, Jacob
WALSH, Michael
ANDERSON, Nelson
HUSTED, Charles W.
JAMES, John
DODGE, David W.
CLARK, Sidney
BURKET, Benton
LEE, William
AUTERBURN, Samuel
BOYD; Alexander B.
SHARPLESS, Nathaniel
GIBBARD, Ignatius
SHOCKEY, William
HITCHCOCK, Adolph E.
GARST, Benjamin F.
BOWEN, Alfred M.
BROOKS, AlIord
ELSTON, Henry
WHALEY, George C.
SHOLES, David C.
BARNES, Joseph C.
HOWARD, Benjamin P.
CLARK, Reese
SAXTON, Byron F.
ULRICH, George J.
HESTON,Charley(Canby)

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1879 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

PARNELLS, Emaline
PAYNE, James A.
PATTON, Martha
ELLIOTT, James G.
HOLMES, William C.
PAYNE, Fannie C.
CROSBY, Jacob
PERRY, Annie
PETERSON, Anna L.
HUNTER, Eli B.
HOLLADAY, Benjamin W.
PHILLIPS, Minnie W.
PIPER, Lucy E.
SMITH, Andrew J.
POLLARD, Viola M.
BAILEY, Bishop A.
PURINGTON, Fillmore E. SWENSON, Lewis
RAMSEY, Adelia
WILLIAMS, Francis M.
RUTTER, Chester L.
~ING, Mary J.
WILEY, Lyman .
REED, Marildia
REED, Mary E.
PETERSON, James
RICHARDS, Hattie
WHITE, John H.
RICHARDSON, Minnie E. LAWRENCE, William S.
RIDINGER, Mary
HABE, Albert
RISLEY, Nancy
WHEDER, Charles E.
ROBINETT, Mary
ADOLPH, Henry
ROBINSON, Annie
KNIGHT, George W.
ROTHWELL, Lydia P.
BROWN, William
ROTHWELL,Permelia M. REED, Marcus G.
SAGE, Lea V.
MC Laren, William Neil
SATER, Mary E.
KILLOUGH, William
SCHOEPFLIN, Mary E.
SUTZ, Frank
SCHRADER, Carrie
DEVLIN, Noris
SCOTT, Rosie
PERRY, Washington
SEILER, Rachel A.
MC DOUGALL, Franklin
SHANK, Mary
HEARNE, James A.
SHEARER, Elizabeth M. HAYS, Henry F.C.
SHEPARD, Annie
WOOD, William H.
SHEPARD, Hulda
STARR, John M.
SHERMAN, Jennie E.
SMITH, Winston
SHIELDS, Mary P.
GLUYAS, George W.
SHIMMONS, Nellie E.
MC CALL, Charles D.
SISSON, Frankie
LUDINGTON, Duett F.

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Bride

Groom

SKINNER, Mahala A.
SMITH, Ida
SNYDER, Margaret
SPALDING, Harriet E.
SPERRY, Nellie D.
SPAGUE, Sarah J.
STACEY, Artie B.
STEDMAN, Mary E.
STEINKE, Ottilie
STEPHENS, Emma
STEWART, Emma Molina
STEWART, Lucy
STEWART, Melinda C.
STONE, Hattie A.
STOUT, Susan
STROBEL, Hannah
STROBEL, Minnie
STROBEL, Paulina
THURMAN, Mary A.
TOWERY, Matilda L.
TYRRELL, Jennie
TYRRELL, M. Ella
VOGEL, Mary
VOGEL, Matilda
WALTERS, Mary I.
WALTON, Rachel A.
WEARRER,Charity
WESTERHAUS, Emma
WHITLOCK, Cordelia
WILKINSON, Rachel S.
WILLIAMS, Annie T.
WILLIAMS, Jennie
WILLIAMSON ,Malinda
WILLIS, Jessie J.
WILSON, Nancy L.

WIDENER, James
Lankford, Benjamin F.
FRITZEL, John
CASTELLO, Thomas W.
PERRY, Charles S.
DESKINS, John
SPEAR, S.P.
HOOVER, Isaac L.
RUEHL, John H.
REED, Will H.
FEATHERSTONE,Edward I.
SMITH, Isaac M.
WALLS, Waskey J.
MOON, Alvia A.
CRAMER, John C.
SELZER, William J.
NElS, Fred
ROHE, Martin
ADAMS, Ulysses
TAYLOR, Franklin C.
MILLER, David
HARRIS, Charles R.
STADLER, Louis
STADLER, Herman
DAVIS, Turl
MC CURDY, Fred A.
HARRIS, Thomas
FAUST, Benjamin F.
DAVIS, John W.
SHIELDS, Joseph
MC CLAY, George
NOLAND, Smallwood W.
WOODS, David
BELL, Christopher C.
STOGERS, Basil

,

I

tW

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1879 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

WOOD, Julia F.
WYLER, Adeline E.
YARNOLD, Mamie T.
YATES, Annie E.
YOUNG, Mary Francis

NORTON, William E.
TIGDER, John
SOLT, Henry M.
PETTIT, John W.
KOONS, William

YOUNG, Rebecca
YOUNG, Susan
YOUNG, Susan

WILLIAMSON,William P.
ALDRIDGE, Izah
ALDRIDGE, Isaiah
(ALDRICH)
CARROL, Matthew W.

ZII1MERI1.AN, Clara

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The Western Recorder, Lawrence, Ks., March 21, 1884

SILVER WEDDING
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the marriage of Deacon Alexander GREGG and wife, was one of the finest
and most enjoyable silver weddings ever held among the colored people of Lawrence, at their residence on
the corner of Tennessee and Warren streets, on the 9th inst. About two hundred of the best people in
Lawrence were present, and a most brilliant time was enjoyed. People were also present from Topeka, Atchison and other places.
The following are the presents given:
SILVER.
Fine gold-lined mug, Mr. Gratton GREGG and wife; fine mug, Mrs. D. LEE; set fine tablespoons, Mrs. Ellen
SMITH; two napkin rings, Mrs. Sarah WASHINGTON; butter knife and sugar spoon, E.M. PRATHER; fine fruit spoon,
W.M. GREGG; fine napkin ring, Mrs. Adda JACKSON; eight dollars in silver, John C. GREGG; two fine salt spoons,
Mrs. EVANS, of Topeka; Fine thimble, Mrs. W. MERCER; set teaspoons, R. HENSON and wife; butter knife and
napkin ring, ----; one dollar in silver, Angie CLINE and mother; fine fruit spoon, Lewis JACKSON and wife;
fine butter dish, Isaac JOHNSON and Richard JONES; butter knife, Mrs. Allen WILLIAMS; fine fruit knives,
Nathan MILLER and wife, fine butter knife and sugar spoon, C.C. JAMES and wife; two dollars in silver, Mrs.
GENTRY; fifty cents in silver, Mrs. M.V. WHITE; fine butter dish, R.M. WILSON, of Atchison, Kans.; pickle
dish, Samuel LEE and wife; pickle dish and fork, Fred GLEED and wife; pickle dish, Mrs. Rosa ALLEN and others;
fine napkin ring, J.H. WOODSON and J.C. PERKINS; pickle dish, Mrs. L. BELL and Mrs. H.L. WINSTON; fine water
pitcher, C.H. LANGSTON, Milton SIMS and others; fine cake tray and goblet, Harriet HOLMES, Mary LANGSTON and
others; fine breast pin, M. BIRD.
'
The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. MERCER and at 11:30 p'.m., the happy guests dispersed.

*****

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I"lARRIAGE HECORDS - 1880
From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the bpecialized Division of the District Court,Room 144,
Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kans,as. Compiled by Edna welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if other than Douglas Co.

ADAMS, Gilbert L.
FERGUBON,Samantha A. 2 Dec 1880
Jefferson Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
ADAl'-iS, f''lartin
WOOD, Harriet
27 May 1880
,Jefferson Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
ADMS, Tobias
IULLlili, Charity Ann 11 Nov 1880
ALLEN, Jesse
13 July 1880-License only
BRYANT, Mary
ANDERSeN, John W.
2 May 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS
HARROLD, Ardella
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.KS
ANDERSON, Samuel H.
HOS'I'ETT£R, Julia E. 15 Sept 1880-0ttawa, KG
Douglas Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
ANDHEWS, Charles J.
lliiOEELY, Hattie
18 Mar 1880-Douglas County, KB
Topeka, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
ASHER, Henry B.
HERRING'rON, I"1011ie E. 21 Oct 1880
BOHAl.:JNAN, Aurelious B. CARUfl, I"lary C.
6 I"'lay 1880-License only
BAILEY, Andrew J.
FEAThERB'rONE, Fanni e 18 Jan 1880
BALES, Breckenridge
HORSf"IAN, Rhoda C.
18 l"larch 1880
BALLO UGH , John
srI'ATrrON, I"'Jel vina
25 Feb 1880-license only
Jefferson Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
BAN'l:A, J ame s C.
8 Oct 1880
MORhI~ON, I"laggie
Douglas Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.KS
BEAL, William
6 f'lay 1880
SKINNER, Nary
BEALES, 'william
2 Sept 1880
JCllliSON, I"'lartha
BEATTIE, Jame s
WHITE, Nettie E.
23 Dec 1880
Topeka, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
BECKEY, Thomas N.
10 cJune 1880
I"';URFliY, 11ary E.
BERhY, GEorge
SIhS, Jennie
8 April 1880
BERTH1~, Err.il
19 Jan 1880-Johnson Co.,KS
l"'lANNING, Annie
Douglas County,KS
Douglas Co., KS
BLACK, Isaac
4 f'jar 1880
HOSt), I"laggie
Bloomihgton,Neb.
Douglas Co. ,KS
BLODGETT, Albert M.
16 Dec 1880
BAKGS, Addie F.
Kansas City, l"'10
Douglas Co. ,KS
BOLLAhD, William W.
7 Oct 1880
PERRIN, Ella E.
Topeka, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
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Officiant
S.W.Spring,Fastor
J ame s I"'l. Hendry ,PJ
Chas. Chadwick, JP
A.M.Richardson,MG
D. C. bilner,I"lG

Werter R.Davis,MG
William Jones,Rev.
Silas Cariw,JI;
Peter Brubaker,I1GJ as • r'larvin , I'.G
A.A. 'I'rimper ,I'lG
A. ItJ. Ramsey,I""G

S. W. Spring,Pastor
J as .lvlarvin, riG

James l"1.Hendry,I:J
M.I.Casey,Priest
Andrew V. Stout ,I'lG
Richard

s.

Cordley,~G

M. Osmond,l"lG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS l"iAR:t\IAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

BONHAI"J, Miles
BOOKER, Charles A.
Kansas City, MO
BOWER, Alonis
Fall Leaf, KS
BRECHEISEN, George
BRC\"TN, Alexander
BRo\·jN, Alonzo J.

GOSNELL,l"lary Elizabeth
SKAGGS, r1illa
Douglas Co. ,KS
SNI:CER, l'lary
Fall Leaf, KS
WElL, Mary
NELSON, Lucy
BROUSE, Carrie
(BROWN) (Clara)
BROWN, Arthur
REYNOLDS, Mary
BROw'N, J"ohn W.
ABBOTT, J:lary E.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS
BROWN, Robert H.
.MARKER, Elizabeth C.
BULLINGTON,Robert M. BRUCE, Addie
CAI'lPBELL, John H.
COX, Sarah F.
Indian Territory
Douglas Co., KS
CANAVAN, William E.
GASKILL, Dora L.
Jefferson Co.,K8
Douglas Co.,K8
CARFENTEH, William T. \ffiSTON, Helen Eva
scoTfr, Lizzie
CARR, Amos E.
CHASE, Dewitt
Chevalier, Josephine
Christian, William H. TIJ:1J:'IONS, Flora
(CRISTIAN)
CLAY, Charles
HENDERSON, Laura
Douglas Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,K6
COLE, William W.
WOOD, F'ranc i s
CORNISH, Charles E.
NASION, Lillie B.
Kansas City, f"iO
Douglas Co.,KS
CREEKIvJCORE, David
CARUTH1RS, I"Jelissa J.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,K8
CRITZER, William E.
WIU"1CTH, L. May
CROSS, Charles S.
SMEED, Kate I.
Emporia, K8
Dougla s Co., KS
CliO\"TLER, William
GRIJ!'F'INS ,tlartha
CUH'rIS, George L.
tiC CON Iii ELL , Rebecca

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Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

26 June 1880
1 Jan 1880

J"ames J:'l.Hendry,FJ
Sylvester Creel,l"iG

27 Sept 1880-License only
9 l"'lar 1880
19 Dec 1880
15 Oct 1880

Moses Dissinger,Fast.
Dudley Lee, l"'IG
A.. A. 'l'rimper ,1"lG

21 J"an 1880
J"s. 1"1. Hendry,PJ
7 Oct 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS C. W. Cherry,JP
Joseph Michael, MG

17 Mar 1880
14 Apr 1880
16 Sept 1880

W. J. Mitchell,Fastor

31 Mar 1880

Chas.Chadwick, JP ,

18 June 1880
4 Feb 1880
28 Feb 1880
29 Sept 1880

A. C.
.rl.. W.
L. s.
F. l"1.

James P.Kendall,MG

j'

Peck, i"IG
Ramsey,£'lG
Steele, JP
Lewis,Min.

2 Aug 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS K.8. Lankford,I'lin.
28 Nov 1880
17 J:lar 1880

Andrew V. Stout,MG
Archibald Beatty,DD

23 Nov 1880-Leavenworth Co.Ks C. W. Dubourdein,JP
25 Aug 1880
1 June 1880

J as. i"larvin ,MG
A. Beatty,D.D.

10 Sept 1880
17 Apr 1880

A. h. Ramsey,Rev.
J ame s 1'1. iien&lt;iry ,PJ

�DOUGLAS
Bridegroom
DANGLER, William
DAVIS, Henry R.
DAVIS, James
Leavenworth Co.,KS
DAVIB, William R.
Jefferson Co.,Kb
DAY, Ellwood
DAY, John
DEAY, William
DICK, Will N.
DOLAK, Joshua
Olathe, KS
DOLAN, Senator
DRAKE, Henry S.
DUEN~JALER, John
DUNCAN, Frances l'1.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
DUT'lIQ!.;, John W.
EBERBj~T, Andrew
EBERHi!.RT, Ja cob
EDEn, Louis
ENSI"iINGER, John w.
ESSEX, James
ESSON, George T.
Jefferson Co.,KS
EWING, Theodore B.
Kansas City, l"10
FARINGER, Dewitt C.
FAxON, William '1'.
FEN Il"lORE, Benjamin H.
Douglas Co.,KS
FISK, Harris, l"l
FLETCHER, George
FLOHY, William A.
FOLEY, Peter F.
Emporia, KS

COUl~TY,

KANSAS hARlUAGE

RECO}~]jS

- 1880 (Cont'd)

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

HULBUR'I', l"lary J.
Mary E.
CCBB,Joanne
Douglas Co., KS
CHAl"lPION, Clara
Jefferson Co., KB
STANWICK, Carrie
RUSH, Elvira
HUNTZINGER, Emma
f'~C QUE.f1\l, Allie
HALEY, Laura
Douglas Co. ,KS
BLACKENSHIP, Nancy
HEIGhTOwER, Emma
TECH.6L, Emma
TUDHOfE t Viola
Leavenworth Co.,KS
JOHNSON, Jennie I.
kLLBHIG.dT, Anna 1'1.
HILDEBhA.ND, Caroline
OBERLITNEH, I,.jal burga
AMSDEN, Arminda V.
LEWIS, Amanda
RUSE, Electa
Jefferson Co.,KS
CHiUiLTON, Ka t e
Douglas Co., KS
KATHElifVillN, Mary
HARltIb0N, Eleanor
FINCH, Elizabeth C.
I;erry, KS
ALEXANDER, Ellen W.
LARI~R (SARIER),Nannie
OL\vALT, Sarah J.
CLAlili, t.iary V.
Douglas Co.,KS

28 f-1ar 1880
27 hay 1880
14 Aug 1880

A. A.

6 Apr 1880

Chas.Chadwick, JF

14 Sept 1880
4 Nov 1880
24 Oct 1880
10 Nov 1880
13 har 1880

J ame s l'j. Hendry, FJ
W. J. Mitchell,MG
wm. Gans, ?
A. H. Walter,l"IG
James r"l.Hendry,FJ

ill~DbRSGN,

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28
26
21
15

Andrew Hoot, !""G
'I'rimper ,r'lG
Chas. Chadwick, JP

S. W. Spring,Fastor
Jan 1880
\oJ. fiercer, Hev •
Aug 1880
Jos Rahskopf, hev. _
Nov 1880
Sept 1880-Leavenworth Co.Ks A.M.Richardson,MG \

14 Oct 1880
11 Mar 1880
24 Jan 1880
15 Apr 1880
20 Dec 1880
4 har 1880
14 Mar 1880-Jefferson Co.,KS

A.M. Richardson,MG
D. Scholl, ?
hoses Hildebrand,Fast.
Albert \·jeikmann ,:Friest
A. A. 'I'rimper,r"J.G
W. 'W. Selsby, Jl'
C. W. Cherry, JP

10 Nov 1880

s.

9 Dec 1880

W. Spring, Pastor

James l"l.Hendry,FJ

3 Mar 1880
17 Feb 1800

A .1"1. Richardson, II/1G

27 June 1880
14 Sept 1880
5 Sept 1880
24 Nov 1880

Sam'l r'~.Osmond,!''iG
Chas Chadwick,JF
JBJI1es E. Hilkey,I'1G
B.b.Osmond,l"lG

James l'I.Hendry,PJ

�DOUGLAS COUNTY,
Bridegroom

Ki~SAS ~liUihIAGE

Bride

FOSTER, Jaffies W.
HUSTON, Caroline
Topeka, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
GALLIVAN, John
DWYER, I"largaret
GARDNER, Orlando B.
EINSTED, Emma E.
GENTRY, Richard D.
HASTIE, Susan
GERKEY, Elijah
ELLER, Lavinia
GILLESPIE, Matthew A. DOUGLAS, Margaret A.
Garrison, KS
Douglas Co., KS
GLASER, George
KhAflER, Barbara
Sedgewick Co.,KS
Douglas Co., KB
GLEED, Frederick
COGER, Lucy
GRAY, Alex
MC GINNIS,Jennie
Leavenworth Co. ,KS
I"lorris Co. ,KS
GRINDROD, Kay
KTNNEh, Helen
HAAS, George
SKOGGS, Ladocia
HACRENBEHRY, Josiah f-l. KAU.F'Ff-'l.AN, Adelia
Pennsylvania
Douglas Co., KS
HARBAUGH, Daniel E. (C) TUDHOPE, l"lary
Leavonworth Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS
HARI"iUN, J'oseph \oJard
GRIF'1:fIN, Sarah A.
Leavenworth Co.,KB
Douglas Co.,KS
HARTI"lAN, John
IIPLE, Ka ti e
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Rush Co., KS
HE'NDERSON, Henry
WOOD, I"lary
hENDRICKS, Andrew J. I"IC I'HLLEN, Cora
HENDhY, James h.
COOK, Annie
HENNESSEY, Charles
CHhI611 IE, l"lary
RENNY, Joseph H.
CERLEY, f-latilda
H.Ehl'U:..N, John
Sl";ITli, Lizzie
HILL, David A.
CONLEY (CouleyiMollie
Ottawa, KS
Ottawa, KS
HILL, Williaffi F.
HARhIS, Rachel
HOBBS, By I ve s t er
HAl"lLIN, I"1ary
Douglas Co., KS
Douglas Co., KS
HOLCOI-l, Abram
HAill'lON, Hester

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RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd)

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

24 Nov 1880

Wm. Jones, Rev.

31 Aug 1880-Edgerton, KS
29 Sept 1880
31 July 1880
29 Nov 1880-License only
8 Dec 1880

M. I. Casey,Friest
John S. Brown,Clergy
A. A. Trimper ,1"lG

19 Feb 1800

Moses

23 I"lar 1880
7 Dec 1880

R. Ricketts, I-IG
James IIi. Hendry ,PJ

27 Mar 1880-License only
22 F'eb 1880
17 Dec 1880

A. C. reck, l'-lG
James f''l.hendry,PJ

J'. A. Nelson, ?

21 July 1880-Leavenworth Co.KS
15 Dec 1880

Dissinger,~ast.

A.l"~.Richardson,HG

w.

J. Mitchell,MG

24 July 1880-License only
Solomon Frisler,MG

14 flar 1880
20 Nov 1880-License only
17 Aug 1880-License only
3 June 1880
27 Nov 1880
20 Jan 1880
29 Sept 1880

James
Moses
J-. A.
L. S.

23 bay 1880
4 July 1880-Fall Leaf, KS

Frank B. Olds, MG
Sam Kelsall,?

30 Sept 1880

James l'1.Hendry,PJ

M.Hendry,PJ
Dissinger,Fastor
Nelson ,l"lG
Steele,JP

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KM~SAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Flace if not Doug.Go.

Officiant

HOLLIDAY, l"latthew
Rome, K8
HOLLOwAY, Henry
HOOVER, Joseph
HOPKINS, Ozra F.
Montgomery Co.,K8
HOIIJELL, Joseph H.
HUGH~S, Glendora
HULL, Charles A.
Independence, KS
HYDE, Henry
Carthage, MO
HYEL, Phillip
JACKSON, Henry
JACKSON, Stonewall
JACOHS, John
JOHNSON, Isaac
JOHNSON, John F.
JOHNSON, Thomas B.
J .Al"I~S, John
Jackson Co., KS
JONES, Samuel
KELLY, John B.
KELSALL, Samuel
Reno, KS
KERSEY, Jesse
KERSTING, Henry
KIUJORTH, Isaac
KINKAID, Madison
F'leasanton ,KS
KISER, Doctor P.
KLAFP, John

WAGSTAFF, Jennie
Douglas Co., KS
ANDERSON, Amelia
REYNOLDS, Lizzie J.
FaTTER, Nettie f"l.
Johnson Co., KS
Ray, Florence R.
PINE, Sarah
HOLMES, Eva A.
Douglas Co., KS
FOTTER, Addie
Peoria, KS
BANKS, Ellen A.
GREEN, Alice
ALLBRIT'I'ON, Catherine
PYLE, Susan E.
DUDLEY, Nannie
BCOirT, Nancy A.
HART, Gertrude M.
GORDON, Jane
Douglas Co., KS
STRODE, l"lartha
BOYER, Louisa B.
1'-'1C CLEARY, Sallie A.
Reno,KS
STUBBS, Lydia E.
SCHAEFER ,Wilhelmina
l"IALLARD, Sarah Ann
GRADON, Alice
Douglas Co., KS
FISHBACK, Ella
H.A.HSlf.E.'NER,I1argaret J.
(HARSHMAN)
SCHO'II'I', Helen
VANDERHEIDE, Minnie

4 July 1880

A. Beatty, Rector

28 ]Ieb 1800
1 Sept 1880
23 June 1880

Wm. Draper, JP
D. C. Halbert,JP
A. A. Trimper, I'IG

22 Sept 1880
17 Jan 1880
23 June 1880

William Jones,Rev.
Henry Frank, riG
S. W. Spring,Pastor

13 Sept 1880

A. Beatty, DD

15 Feb 1880
6 Oct 1880
8 Apr 1880
24 Dec 1880
9 June 1880
22 Feb 1880
18 Nov 1880-License only
20 Aug 1880

J. W. Clock,l"IG
A. w. Ramsey,Rev.
John Ferris,JP
J. W. Clock, f"lG
R. l"lartin, '(
A. J. Haskin, JP

KOPF, Frederick
KRAEGER, Hermann

-187-

A.

A.

( .. 1

Trimper, f"..G

8 Jan 1880
Richard Hicketts ,lv1G
25 Dec 1880
A. C. Peck, riG
15 July 1880-Leavenworth Co .KS A.I""l.li.ichardson,rlG
11
14
18
22

Oct 1880-License only
July 1880
l"lar 1880
Dec 1880

James N.Hendry,PJ
J as .I"Iarvin, l"!G
s. W. Spring, Pastor

12 Jan 1880
14 Oct 1880

Chas Chadwick JP
Daniel Barnhart,NG

3 F'eb 1880
11 I"iarch 1880

C. G. Fritsche,Fastor
Moses Dissinger,Pastor

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS ~tIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Ofd'iciant

KE..EBS, Charles
KR~TZINGER, Edwin G.
LANGDO}~, George H.
Kansas City, 1"10
LANGLEY, Wesley R.
Anderson Co., K8
LATHAM, Charles H.
Douglas Co.,KS
LNrHY, George
LATlfOHY, Henry .
Dickerson Co.,K8
LEONi~RD, Frederick lie
Leavenworth Co.,KS
L:E.'WIS, David l-.
Chase Co. ,KS
MACK, Adam
MADEL, Joseph
l"lARASCH, J ohn
Douglas Co.,K8
l"lARCH, Conrad
l"iARTIN, George
1"lARVER, John G.
Riley Co. ,K8
l'1ATTHE\~S, James H.
Leavenworth Co.,K8
1'-IC CALL, Israel
MC CLINTOCK,Alison H.
MC CLIN'l'CCK,Oscar S.
Johnson Co.,K8
I'lC COACH, John
I'lC CONNELL, Samuel G.
1"lC GEE, Henry W.
1'-1C KINNEY, Henry
Reno, K8
1'lC KINNEY, John W.

SNIDER, Catherine
nlJGHE8,Rosella(hosalid)
FLUKE, Lulie E.
Douglas Co., KS
viALKEH , 1'1ary E.
Douglas Co., KS
DE FAR, Salara E.
Douglas Co., KS
WHIl'PLE, 1'-Iinnie
BRUGGAN, Sophia
Douglas Co., K8
SIUTH, Carrie
Jefferson Co.,K8
Sr·aTH, Ella
Illinois
ChRL:/I.\IAN, l"iaud
8CHO}PER, 1"lary
KROUI ,1"~ary Elizabeth
(KI{AUM)-Rush Co.,K8
HERGER, Catherine
8'WEEZER, 1"latilda
HAI''lILTON, Flora J.
Douglas Co.,K8
ADAIR, 1"lartha
Leavenworth Co.,KS
DAVIDSGN, I'lary E.
CADE, Mary L.
BAIR, Rebecca Ellen
Johnson Co. ,K8
:fAYNE, Mary A.
1"lARTIN, Mary
HAltRIS, Laura Belle
"/OOn~'ORK, lfanny
Douglas Co.,K8
TOw'ERY, Nancy

3 Dec 1880
28 Oct 1880
9 Dec 1880

Elias Mayer, Rev.
E. B. Slade, 1"IG
S. W. 8pring,l-astor

8 June 1880

William Jones, MG

18 Feb 1880-Johnson Co.,K8

J. N. Rankin,?

2 Feb 1880
9 Dec 1880

Henry Shipe, 1"lG
Thos .1'-'1. Guinan, Frie st

-188-

1 Jan 1880-Leavenworth Co.,K8 H. E. Woodcock,Clergy
8 Cct 1880

James l"i.rtendry,FJ

21 1"lar 1880
13 July 1880
11 Sept 1880

F. h. Lewis, hin.
A.M. Weiksman,Rev.
C. G. Fritsche,Fastor

4 Sept 1880
12 Oct 1880
29 Sept 1880

C. G. :B'ritsche,Pastor
Washington hercer,Rpv.
A. C. Feck, hG
"

17 July 1880

James Iv]. Hendry,PJ

5 Dec 1880
5 1'1ay 1880
20 1"lar 1880

F. h. Lewis ,Min.
Andrew Stout, MG
James 1"1. Hendry,PJ

3 Oct 1880
25 Nov 1880
31 July 1880-License only
19 B'eb 1880

A. S. Baldwin,JP
James I''l.Hendry,PJ

12 Sept 1880

A. 8. Baldwin, JP

A. \oJ.

Ramsey,1"lG

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDEiS NAME - 1879 (Cont'd)
Bride·

Groom

Bride

HIGGS, Elizabeth
FREEMAN;Daniel G.W.
HILL, Julia
KEARNS, O. Frank
HOBBS, Lillie Jane
DUTTON, Joseph B.
HODSON, Jane T.
OVENDER, Marian
HOLLOWELL, Dora L.
SHANK, William
HOLMES, Mabel A.
MOODY t Henry C.
HOPKINS, Sophia
DAVIS,·John
HOPPER, Lizzie
MACY, John G.
HOUSLEMAN,Priscilla
BRASS, Charles H.
HOWARD, Sarah
EVERETT, Milton J.
HOWE, Kittie C.
OWENS, Eric
HOWELL, Margaret
DUNN,' James B.
HOWLAND, Mary T.
HOLMES, Samuel,
HUBBLE, Catherine S. HOWARD, George W.
HUNT, Charlotte A.
KYLE, James
HUNTINGTON, Clara
BROWN, Perry B.
HUSON, Adella B.
TIMMONS, Warren
HYLAND, Maggie R.
HOGAN, Thomas
INMAN, Julia A.
DELAPP, Stephen
JONES, Elizabeth J.
JUDSON, Arthur W.
JONES, Marcia E.
ZERBY, John V.
KEIFER, Adelina
MAGILL, William G.
KNEALE, Mary E.
COLE, James A.
KOEHI£R, Annie
KRATZBURG, Anton
KOEHI~R, Elizabeth
RAKE, John E.
LAMBERTSON, Lucy M.
BIERER, Everard, Jr •.
LAMBERTSON,Mary Isabella HIDDEN, Jason
LANGWORTHY, Laura J. LYNN, Charles W.
LARO, Emma Alice Nettie BROEKER, J·ohn F.
LARSON, Mary
MANSON, Andrew
LAWSON, Sophronia
BRANDON, James A.
LEIBY, Nancy A.G.
HOLLY, Charles F.
LEONARD, Kate A.
NOLAN, Nicholas F.
LEUTWlLER,Bertha
REYNOLDS, Albert w.
LEWIS,. Hattie E.
PATRICK,George Edward

LEWIS, Louisa
LINDLEY, Emma E.
LIPPY, Florence M.
LIPPY, Francis C.
LOCKWOOD, Lillian D.
LOWE, Clara E.
MACY, Carrie
MADDOX, Lizzie
MALONEY, Hannah
MARTIN, Emily
MARTIN, Nancy Jane
MC ATJ.ASTER, Emily
MC CABRIA, Lydia C.
MC GEE , Emma
MC KEE, Ella May
MC KINNEY, Susan
MC NERVEY, Mary
MENDENHALL , Mattie
MERCER, Elcina
MINTON, America
MITCHELL~ Emma E.
MOORE, Mattie F.
MOORE, Philora
MORGAN, Elizabeth
MURRAY, Anna
MYERS, Elizabeth
MYERS, Sadie
NEAL, Annie E.
. :NEWLIN, Elmira
NICHOLS,Almildia
(Allvildie)
NICHOLS, Sarah
NYE, Julia
OBURG, Matilda
ODELL, Maggie

-180-

Groom
MONROE, James
HORNER, Levi
DAY, Willis{William) H.
WENRICH, Christian K.
JOHNSON, Justin J.
FINLEY, George W.
HILL, Frederick B.
LANGSTON, Desaline
DWYER, Patrick
PABKER, Henry
DELLIT, George W.
MC AI,I.ASTER, Charles A.
TAYNE, Cyrus P.
GAUMER, Thomas C.
BURR, Ed N.

KERBY, Alexander
DILLON, Peter H.
STEWART, Robert H.
MORGAN, John F.
FULTZ, Andrew
SPRATT, James H.
DESKINS, Franci,s J.
MOON, Joel
MC GEE, Peter
CRAIG, Robert
KELLEY , James
MATNEY, Jasper N.
HUNTZINGER'Franklin
PARKER, Edward J.
ROTHWELL, Samuel J.
CAREW, James
BUTTRICK, Joseph
WILSON, Edward
MITCHELL, Wiley

I

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1879 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.CO.

Officiant

~ROWN,

HUNTINGTON, Clara
Sandusky Co., OH
ROTH1tIELL, Lydia P.
Jefferson Co., KS
CARMIEN, Mary H.
GRACE, Ella
MC KEE, Ella May
Douglas Co., KS
BLANCHARD, Sue
NYE, Julia
Douglas Co., KS
NICHOLS, Sarah
Leavenworth Co.,KS
ZIMMERMAN, Clara
CARTER, Harriet
SPALDING, Harriet E.
Douglas Co.,KS
HAYNES, Mary B.
Jefferson Co., KS
GOULDING, Dora
Topeka, KB
BUBNELL, Mary A.
KNEALE, Mary E.
CARTER, Ella
Douglas Co~,KS
MURRAY, Anna
Osage Co.,KS
STOUT, Susan
Douglas Co., KS
PERRY, Annie
HOPKINS, Sophia
Leavenworth Co.,KS
CHRISTIAN, Inger
WHITLOCK, Cordelia
WALTERS,Mary I.
COVEY, Mary Ellen
Winchester, IL

24 May. 1879

James M.Hendry,PJ

Perry B.
Douglas Co., KS
BROWN, William
Jefferson Co., KS
BROWN, William T.
BURKET, Benton
BURR, Ed N.
Denver, CO
BUSH, Angus
BUTTRICK, Joseph
Kent Co., MI
CAREW, James
Leavenworth Co.,KS
CARROL, Matthew W.
CARTER, Adam
CASTELLO, Thomas W.
Pottawatomie Co.,KS
CLARK, Reese
Douglas Co., KS
CLARK, Sidney
Douglas Co.~ KB
CLAY, Lewis H.
COLE, James A.
CORNISH, Henry
Lincoln, NE
CRAIG, Robert
Osage Co.,KS
CRAMER, John C.
Kansas City, MO
CROSBY, Jacob
DAVIS, John
Leavenworth Co.,Ks
DAVIS, John H.
DAVIS, John W.
DAVIS, Turl
DAWSON, Albert W.
Winchester, IL

-170-

18 Dec 1879-Jefferson Co., KS C. W. Cherry,JP
19 Feb 1879
15 July 1879-License only
1 May 1879
;0 Dec 1879-License only
25 Nov 1879

A. C. Peck, MG
Jas. Marion,MG
A.G.Murray,Pastor

12 July 1879-Jefferson Co.,KS C. W. Cherry,JP
2 Apr 1879
17 Dec 1879
1; Oct 1879

James M.Hendry,PJ
James M.Hendry,PJ
Joseph J.Walsh,Priest

10 June 1879

Henry Frank, MG
•• 1;::-

10 Dec 1879-Topeka,Shawnee,KS Thomas H.Vail,
Bishop
26 May 1879-License only
G. W. Browning,Pastor
26 Mar 1879
Andrew
V.Stout,MG
2; Oct 1879
3 Feb 1879

S.W. Spring,Pastor

16 June 1879

P.W.Rote, MG

26 Nov 1879
C.B. Beeks, JP
30 June 1879-Leavenworth Co.KE S.J.McNaughton,JP
12 Sept 1879-License only
30 Sept 1879
9 July 1879
1 May 1879·

A.A.Trimper,MG
A.A.Trimper,MG
B. W. Spring,Pastor

�DOUGLAS COUN'ry, KANSAS l"LARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

MELVIN, David l"1.
Douglas Co., KS
MISNER, William
MOLER, Franklin
MOORE, Ruben F.
Franklin Co. ,KS
MONROE, Will
MONTGOI-1ERY, FrancisA.
NEFF, Theodore

EDGAR, Addie
Franklin Co.,KS
JONES, Emma S.
1'IOLEk, l"Iary
ODELL, Ida Luella
Douglas Co.,KS
HICKS, Mattie
1"100RE, Robena B.
SUTHSl"lITHT, Veronica

2 Nov 1880

S. M. Osmond, MG

22 Sept 1880
13 Sept' 1880
4 Nov 1880.

G. S. Dearborn,I-'lG
James I"I.Hendry,FJ
James I".i.Hendry,f-J

18 J-an 1880
9 Dec 1880
8 Aug 1880

KICHOLS, Smith E.
OLIVER, Alford
Leavenworth Co.,KS
PASLEY, 1"10ses C.
PAYNE, Thomas B.
Jefferson Co., KS
FRESTON, Franklin
QUEEN, Jasper H.
Jefferson Co., KS
QUICK, Harlan
QUICK, William F.
Aurdin, Iowa
QUIGLEY, John P.
RAMEY, Henry
RANDALL, Sherman W.
RAY, Smith D.
Franklin Co.,KS
READING, James W.
REYNOLDS, George W.
Terre Haute,Ind
RICE, Charles
RICHARDS, George W.
Kansas City ,1'10
RI CHARDS , John
Leavenworth Co.,KS

JON:t;S, Mattie L.
BERRY, Nancy
Leavenworth Co.,KS
JOHNSON, Gertrude M.
GOODIN, Jennie
Jefferson Co., KS
BLENDELL, Lizzie
THOl"IFSCN, Alice E.
Mt.P~easant, Iowa
EVANS, 'Laura l"l.
DUDGEON, Emma E.
Douglas Co.,KS
Sl"iITH, I'lary E.
PLEASANT , Ellen .
WALKER, Sadie L.
EDDY, Sarah J.
Franklin Co. ,KS
Sl'UTH, Elvira
KERN, Inez (Lucy)
Douglas Co.,KS
HARHISON, l"'lary E.
YEAGER, Katie
Douglas Co .. , KS
RI CHARDS , l"lary
Leavenworth Co.,KS

8 Feb 1880
31 Jan 1880

A. A. Trimper,MG
A. C. Feck, rIG
Albert l"l.Weiksman,
Priest
Richard Dudgeon,MG
J ame srI. Hen&lt;iry ,PJ

1 Sept 1880
8 ]'eb 1880-Jefferson Co.,KS

H. D. Herr, Rev.
J. C. Northrup, JP

11 July 1880
3 Apr 1880

Wm.t-lessenheimer, JP I
J as •. l"larvin, riG
I

10 June 1880
30 June 1880

A. C•.Peck, rIG
A. H. Walter, Min.

26
22
29
16

James l":i.liendry,PJA. W. Hamsey, Rev.
Andrew V.Stout,MG
James l"l.liendry,PJ

-189-

July 1880
Aug 1880
Dec 1880
Sept 1880

6 Oct 1880
4 Feb 1880

J'ames 1"'1. Hendry ,PJ
Henry Frank, l"lG

13 .Aug 1880
2 :B'eb 1880

J-ames l"1.Hendry,PJ
A. A. 'Trimper,I"lG

9 Sept 1880

A. Beatty, DD

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I"IAl\RIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont I d)
Bridegroom
RICHMOND, Frank L.
Denver, Colo

Bride

DEARBORN, Lula D.
Douglas Co.,KS
RO:B'FELL(ROF:E'\~'ELL)fJames WOODF'OHK, Mary
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS
ROSS, James L.
NE\oJ, Ida
RorrE, Lewis J.
PIFi!J.i., Rosa
RUSSELL, l"lonroe E.
'I'ABHNER, I"lary E.
RUTHERi'ORD, James H. ECKE, Josie
SJJ1}SON, John
liASLIP, f'lary
Atchison, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
SCHELL, Frank 1'l.
YOUNG, Nannie D.
SCHl'JEIDLR, John
HAELSIG, Eliza F.
(SNIDER)
SCHUVrZ, Robert A.
KLOSS, Amelia
SCOVILLE, Winfield S. HARRIS, Mary A.
Larned, KS
Larned, KS
SEARLES, Oscar M.
KEECH, Lenora J.
lola, KS
Chicago, III
SEATON, James H.
LEWIB, Lizzie
SHA\~, ':Phomas
HAR}'ORD, Anna
SHIDE, Jacob
Harwold, Emma
Wyandotte Co.,KS
Wyandotte Co.,KS
SCLOI"iON, William
KESTER, Sadie
SORHEL, Jesse H.
RAl"lSEY, Ida B.
SOULE, Curtis
THGf'lt~B, Florenc e
DeSoto, KS
DeSoto, KS
STENCER, Ambrose
LUmLEY, Lucy
SI"lART, Joseph H.
I"iORRIS, Alice J.
SI"1I11H, Charles ·w.
WILLIAl"lS, Lizzie
Stockton, KS
Douglas Co. ,KS
Sf"lrrH, Thomas D.
\'JEIBLE, Lydia
Sl\~YTHE, Dr. ]'rank
WILDER, Luella I'i.
STANLBY, Charles F.
I"llLL£H, I"mrtha O.
STANLEY, hobert E.
ELY, Leora E.
Douglas Co.,KS
Fawnee Co., KS

Date/Place if not Doug.Go.

Officiant

24 Apr 1880

G. S. Dearborn, NG

8 Sept 1880-Leavenworth Co.,KS John Divelbess,JF

3 July 1880-License only
1 Jan 1880
16 Jan 1880
8 June 1880
3 July 1880

C. l'eck, 1'lG
W. Spring,Fastor
A. A. Trimper,~G
James 1"1. Hendry ,.FJ

A.

s.

21 Oct 1880
25 Sept 1880

S. 1"1. Osmond, IvlG

28 June 1880
28 Nov 1880-Linwood, KS

o.

G. Richards, JF
F. w. Gowell, JP

8 Dec 1880

S. IJi. Osmond, MG

16 Dec 1880
3 Sept 1880
27 Feb 1880-License only

Washington Mercer,Re~.
Wm. Jones, Rev.
P

8 .Feb 1880
11 I"lar 1880
29 Sept 1880

I"l.

4 Oct 1880
22 Dec 1880
27 I"lar 1880

A. A. 'l'rimper,MG
W. H. Sweet, ?
l"i . .A. 'rrimper ,l"IG

24 fJlay
7 Sept
2 Sept
22 I''lay

o.

-190-

1880
1880
1880
1880

Daniel Walker,Fastor

T. Baer, 1'1G
B. S. Crosby, MG
James I"'l.Hendry,I·J

G. Richards, JP

J as. f'iarvin, I"lG

S. M. Osmond, ~G
Chas.Chadwick,JF

I- _r:
c

,

�DOUGLAS COUN'rY, KANSAS l"lAHRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Con t ' d)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Flace if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

s'rE'VJART, Ianthus
STE\-JART, John W. C.
STONE, James F.
Bourbon Co.,KS
STRUriP, James
STUBBS, Salathiel M.
STULTZ, H. Perrine
TAYLOR, Lindsey
TAYLOR, Thomas
Leavenworth Co.,Ks
TAYLOR, William
THOMPSON, William
THURBER, Orville E.
TYLER, Daniel T.
TYL,ER, George J.
UMBARGER, David
VANNEDY, Lucas
Ft. \"orth, TX
WALKER, James vol.
Ottawa, KS
"yjALLS, John
WALTERS, John C.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
WALTON, John C.
WARE, Charles N.

Lydia
HOOVER, Amanda S.
TODD, Catherine h.
Douglas Co., KS
CRISS, Aletha B.
HILL, Asenath Ella
FAUCETT, Uliss Effie
I''lORTON, Mary C.
FLlJI'lJIVlER, l'lillie
Leavenworth Co.,KS
S'lI},wART, f"iartha
KLOPP, Susie
HOSS, Alberta
ROGAN, Mary A.
GRIF'PER, l"lary T.
HIATT, Emeline
BERRY, Alice E.
Douglas Co.,KS
ThOUTl"~, Hattie E.
Ottawa, KS
l"'lANSEH, Ellen
GILLULY, Ada
Leavenworth Co.,KS
GILLULY, Ada
CLARK, Elnma h.
KIRKl'iAN, 1'1artha
Douglas Co., KS
FeRTER, Hannah E.
CMiFBELL, Anna
I'lC CLINTOCK, Sarah A.
I'lUl'lAN, Catherine
FISHER, Annie M.
HeLBERT, I'iinerva
PIEHCE, Alice
LING, I"lary E.

21 Aug 1880
8 July 1880
3 July 1880

George W. Cady,JF
P. I"1. Lewis,Min.
A. A. Sellers,Rev.

\~ARREN,

EI i

Leavenworth Co.,KS
WARREN, John J.
"YiEBB, John
\-JEINHOLZ, Hobert
\.JHITLOCK, Thomas H.
"YHLDER, John H.
vJILLIAf"lS, Henry
WILLIS, Charles
WILSON, Enoch

NEE']..,

-191-

J. H. Bonebrake ,f"lG
17 Oct 1880
A.
C. Feck,I"lG
23 Dec 1880
Andrew
V.Stout,NG
16 Aug 1880
A.
h.
Daly,?
7 Dec 1880
21 Feb 1880-Leavenworth Co. ,KS John Divelbiss,JF

2 Sept 1880
29 Sept 1880
31 I"Iar 1880
16 Nov 1880
8 July 1880
25 Aug 1880
? AUg 1880-License only

A. l"1. Ramsey, r-1G
J. W. Clock, I"IG
A. S. Baldwin,JP
Jas. Marvin,MG
A. M. Richardson,MG
A. S. Baldwin,JP

23 Dec 1880

}rank B. Olds,MG

27 Sept 1880

A. C. }'eck, 1"'lG

6 May 1880-License only
21 .Apr 1880
21 Jan 1880

G. S. Dearborn,MG
W. W. Silsby,JP

15 Nov 1880,
13 har 1880
13 Sept 1880
21 July 1880
25 Dec 1880
9 Sept 1880
13 Nov 1880
12 Dec 1880

J ame s 1"'1. Hendry, F'J
Dudley Lee, I"lG
Chas.Chadwick,JF
James ti. Hendry,PJ
John S. Brown, Clerg;y
R. Hicketts ,I".G
Frank B. Olds,I'IG
Wm. Draper, JP

6 May 1880-License only

�DOUGLAS COUNTY,

KANSAS

IlfiARRIAGE RECORDS - 1880 (Cont'd)

Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

WILSON, John S.
'WOOD, Milo A.
Jefferson Co. ,K8
ZABRISKIE, Charles
Jefferson Co.,K8

FRAZIER, Clement ina C.
STONE, Annie E.
Jefferson Co.,KS
BETHEA, Flora
Oskosh, \.Jisc.

11 Nov 1880-License only
4 Jan 1880-Jefferson Co.,KS

C• w. ' Cherry, JP

17 Oct 1880

H. D. Herr,Freacher

ALPHABE11ICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S
Bride
ABBO'I'1', Mary C.
ADAIR, f'lartha
ALEXANDER, Ellen W.
ALLERIGHT, Anna 1'1.
ALLBRITTON, Catherine
: Al"iSDEN, Arminda V.
ANDBhbCN, f'lary E.
BAIR, Rebecca Ellen
BbNGS, Addie F.
BANKS, Ellen A.
BERRY, Alice E.
BER..T\Y, Nancy
BETHEA, Flora
BLAG:KENSHII, Nancy
BLENDELL, Lizzie
BOYEH, Louisa B.
BRCUSE(BHO'w"N), Carrie
(Clara)
BRUCE,Addie
BRUGGi~N, Sophia
BRYAN1J:', Nancy
CADE, I'1&amp;ry L.
CM-IFBELL, Anne
* ANDERSON , Amelia

Groom

Bride

NAf'lE -

1880
Groom

BAHANNAN, Aurelious B.
CARUM, Mary C.
John W.
J.
CREEKf'lOOHE, David
CAE.Ufl'HJ::;}(S,
f'lelissa
l"i..ATTHEWS, James H.
HENNY,
Joseph H.
FISH, Harris, h.
C.ERLEY, I'latilda
DAVIS,
William
R.
CH.AI,.}JION,
Clara
EBERHART, .Andrew
EWING,
Theodore
B.
JACKSON, Stonewall
Clli.RLTON, Kate'
ChASE,
Dewitt
ENSI'aNGLh, John TI..J.
ChEVALIEl~, Josephine
MACK, Adam
DAVIS, Henry R.
C.E.HI81'I.AN, Maud
lliiliNESSEY, Charles
MC CLINl'UCK, Oscar S.
ChRIb'rIE, Mary
\rJAIlli,
Charles N.
BLODGJ::;:r1.i;, Albert M.
CLil.HK, Emma 1'1.
FOLEY, FeterF.
CLiiRK, f'lary V.
HYEL, Phillip
DAVIS, James
COBB, Joanna
VANNE.DY, Lucas
GLEED, Frederick
CLIVER, Alford
COGlill, Lucy
ZABRISKIE, Charles
C0NLEY(COULEY)Hollie HILL, David A.
HENDHY, James M.
DOLAN, Senator
COOK, hllIlie
CiU'lFBl:LL, John H.
F'R~8TCN, Franklin
COX, Sarah F.
S'l'RDl'if, J ame s
KELLY, John B.
_ C~ISS, Aletha B.
I"IC CALL, Israel
BHUV'iN, Alonzo J'.
DAVIDSON, hary E.
RICHl"10ND, Frank L.
DEARBCill\, Lula D.
LATHAl'1, Charles H.
BULL1NGTlN, Robert f'l.
DE FAR, Salara E.
LATfl'O.l:{Y, henry
DOUGLAS, 1'1argaret A. GILLESPIE, Matthew A.
~UI0K,william F.
ALLEN, Jesse
DUDGEON, Emma E.
J'O.HNSON, Isaac
I\C CLn~TCCK, Alison H. DUDLEY, Nannie
GALLIVAN, John
DWYEh, r'iargaret
WEBB, John
hOLLOWAY, Henry
BRO~JN,

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�ALPHABET I CAL LIs'r IMi BY BRIDE'S NiJ'ili - 1880 (Con t ' d)
Bride
ECKE, Josie

Groom

Bride

RUTHli.lCB'CRD, James H.
EDDY, Sarah J.
RAY, Smith D.
EDGAR, Addie
I"lELVIN, David M.
EINSTED, Emma E.
GARDNER, Orlando B.
ELLER, Lavinia
GERKEY, Elijah
ELY, Leora E.
STANLEY, Robert E.
EPFLE, Katie
HARTr~, John
EVANS, Laura M.
QUICK, Harlan
FAUCETT, Ulisa Effie STULTZ, H. Perrine
FEATHERSTONE, Fannie BAILEY, Andrew J.
FERGUSON, Samantha A. ADAf'l, Gilbert L.
FINCH, Elizabeth C.
FENII"IORl!;, Benjamin H.
FISHBACK, Ella
KISER, Doctor P.
FISHER, Annie M.
WILDER, John H.
FLUKE, Lulie E.
LANGDON, George H.
FRAZIER, Clementine C. WILSON, John S~
GASKILL, Dora L.
CANAVAN, William E.
GILLULY,Ada
WALTON, John C.
GILLULY, Ada
WALTON, John C.
GOODIN, Jennie
PAYNE, Thomas B.
GORDON, Jane
JM'lES, John
GOSNELL, l"iary Elizabeth BONhA.M, f'liles.
GRADON, Alice
KINKAID, I'ladison
GREEN, Alice
JACKSON, Henry·
GRIFJ:;'IN, Sarah A.
HARr-l0H, Joseph Ward
GRIFFINS, I"lartha
CROwDER, William
GRIPPER, Nary T.
TYLER, George J.
HAELSIG, Eliza ]'.
SCHNEIDER, John
(SNIDER)
HALEY, Laura
DOLAN, Joshua
HMULTON, Flora J.
I'iARV.c;R, J ohn G.
HAl"'LLIN, Mary
HOBBS, Sylvester
HARFGn:D, Anna
SHA~~, Thomas
HARI'iON, Hester
H0LCOh, Abram
HAREIS, Laura Belle
MC GEE, Henry W.

Groom

SCOVILLE, Winfield S.
HARRIS, Mary A.
HILL, William F.
HARRIS, hachel
:F'AXON, William T.
HARRISON, Eleanor
RICE, Charles
HARRISON, Mary E.
ANDERSON, John W.
HARROLD, Ardella
HARSHENER, l"largaret J. KLAFf-, John
(HARSHl"'lAN )

HART, Gertrude I"1.
J'CHNSOK, 'rhomas B.
liAR~vOLD, Emma
SHIDE, Jacob
HASLIF, Mary
SAI"1FSON, John
HAbTIE, Susan
GD~TRY, Richard D.
HEIGH'l'O\-iEH., .Emma
DHAKE, Henry S.
~~DERSON, Laura
CLAY, Charles
HERGER, Catherine
MARCH, Conrad
HERRINGTON, l"lollie E. ASHER, Henry B.
HIATT, Emeline
UIvlBARGER, David
HICKS, Mattie
l'lONROE, Will
HILDEBRii.ND Caroline EBERHART, Jacob
HILL, Asen~th Ella
STUBBS, Salathiel M.
HOLBEhT, hinerva
WILLIAlvlb, Henry
HOllllib, Eva A.
HULL, Charles A.
HOOVER, .Amanda b.
STE'~";ART, John W. C.
HORSf'~, Rhoda C.
BALES, Breckenridge
liUST}!;'r'l'ER, Julia E. ANDEHSUN, Samuel H.
liUGHEB,Rosella(Rosalid) KRETZINGER,Edwin G.
HULBUhT, Mary J.
DANGLER, William
HUNTZINGER,Emma
DEAY, William
iiUb'rON, Caroline
FOSTER, James W.
JOHNSuN, Gertrude fl. PASLEY, I'loses C.
JOHNSON, Jennie I.
DU'rTON, John W.
JOHNSON, Martha
BEALES, William
JONES Emma S.
IUSNER, William
JONES: l"lattie L.
NICHU.LS, Smith E.
KAUilliil'l.AN, Iiary
FARIN Glill. Dewitt C.
KAUFFI'IAN, Adelia
HACKENBERRY,Josiah l"1.

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�ALFHABETICAL LIS11ING BY BRIDl!;'S N.M'IE - 1880 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

KEECH, Lenora J.
KERN, Inez (Lucy)
KESTEH, Sadie
KINNER, Helen
KIRKl1AN, Martha
KLOSS, Amelia
KLOPF, Susie
KRAl"'lER, Barbara
KROUI,I"lary Elizabeth

SEARLES, Oscar M.
HEYNOLDS, George W.
SOLOMON, William
GRIN Dl'l.OD, Kay
WAlffiEN, Eli
SCHULTZ, Robert A.
TH0I"lPSON, 'viilliam
GLASER, George
I"'lARASCh, John

I"lURFHY, Nary E.
NASION, Lillie B.
NEF:F' , Lydia
NELSON, Lucy
NEW, Ida
OBERLITNER,Walburga
ODELL, Ida Luella
OSwALT, Sarah J".
PAYNE, Mary A.
PERRIN, Ella E.
PIERCE, Alice
PINE, ,sarah
I'IFER, Rosa
I·LE.AiSAN'r, Ellen
PLill'lMER, Millie
FORTEE. , Hannah E.
.PO'lITER, Addi e
POTTER, Nettie 1-1.
Pyle, Susan E.
RAMSEY, Ida B.
kAY, Florence R.
HEYNOLDS, Lizzie J".
REYNOLDS, Nary
RICHARDb, I"lary
ROGAN, I"Iary A.
hOSS, I"laggie
RUSE, Electa
RUSH, Elvira
SCHAEFER ,Wilhelmina
SCHOI-'PEh, I"1ary
SChOTT, Helen
BCOlrT, Lizzie
3CO'r'I', Nancy A.
SKAGGS, f"lilla
SKINN:t;H, f"lary
8KOGGb, Ladocia

BECKEY, 'l'homas N.
CCIiliICH, Charles E.
STEWAhT, Ianthus
BROWN, Alexander
hOSS, James L.
hDER, Louis
l"iOOllli, Ruben F.
FLORY, William A.
I"IC COACH, John
BOLLARD, William W.
\tiILLIS, Charles
HUGHES, Glendora
ROTE, Lewis J.
!WillY, Henry
TAYLOR, rrhomas
WARREN, John J.
HYDE, Henry
HOPKINS, Ozra ]?
JACOBS, John
SORREL, Jesse H.
Ho\~ELL, Joseph H.
HOOVEh, Joseph
BRCwN, Arthur
HI CHARDB, John
TYLlli, Daniel'll.
BLACK, Isaac
ESSON, George l,r.
DAY, John
.KERSTING, Henry
fllADEL, Joseph
KOFF, :E'rederick
CARR, Amos E.
J OBNSUN, John P.
BOOKiR, Charles A.

(KRAUYi)

LARIER (SARIER]Nannie
LE\HS, Amanda
LE'WIS, Lizzie
LINDLEY, Lucy
LING, I"lary E.
MALLARD, Sarah Ann
I"lANNING, Annie
l"lA.N SER , Ell en
MARKER, Elizabeth C.
f"lART IN, l'1ary
MC CLEi.RY, Sallie A.
MC CLIN'rOCK, Sarah A.
MC CONFELL, Hebecca
MC GINNIE, Jennie
MC I"ULLEN, Cora
IVIC QUEEN, Allie
MILLER, Charity Ann
I"iILLEH, f"iartha O.
IViOLER, r'lary
l"1001lli, Robena B.
MCRRIS, Alice J.
NORhISON, Maggie
hORTON, IVlary C.
IV10SELY, Hattie
!"lOSS, Alberta
~UI"illN, Catherine

]'LE'rCllER, George
ESSEX, James
SuTON, J ame s H.
SF'ENCER, Ambrose
WILSON, Enoch
KILWOhTH, Isaac
BER'I'HA, Emil
~JALLS, John
BR()\.JN, Robert H.
I"lC CONNELL, Samuel G.
KELSALL, bamue 1
WEINHOLZ, Robert
CURTIS, George L.
GRAY, Alex
HENDRICKS, Andrew J.
DICK, Will N.
ADM1S, Tobias
STANLEY, Charles F.
~'iOLER, Franklin
I"lONTGCf"lERY,Francis A.
SI"iliRT, Joseph H.
BAN'l'A, J arne s C.
TAYLOR, Lindsey
ANDRE~JS, Charles J.
THUhBER, Orville E.
WHITLOCK, 'rhomas H.
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B~,

~Jilliam

HAAS, George

I '

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S

(Cont'd)

N.Al'lE - 1880

Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

SIl"IS, Jennie
Sl"lEED, Kate I.
Sl":ITH, Carrie
Sf"IITH, Ella
Sl"HTH, Elvira
SMITH, Lizzie
SMITH, Mary E.
SNIDER, Catherine
SNIDER, Mary
STANwICK, Carrie
STATTON, Melvina
STE~JART, Martha
STONE, Annie E.
STRODE, Martha
STUBBS, Lydia E.
SU'I'HSf-'iITHT, Veronica
SWEEZER, Matilda
TASiiNER, f'lary E.
TECHEL, Emma
THOflliS, Florence
THOMPSON, Alice E.
TIl"ll'lONS, Flora

BERRY, George
CROSS, Charles S.
LEONARD, Frederick H.
LEWIS, David F.
READING, James W.
HERl'lAN, John
QUIGL:i!.Y, John R.
KREBS, Charles
BOWER, Alonis
DAY, Ellwood
BALLOUGH, John
TAYLOR, william
WOOD, Milo A.
JONES, Samuel
KERSEY, Jesse
NEFE' , Theodore
f"lAhTIN, George
HUSSELL, I"ionroe .E.
DUEN\OJALEH, John
SOULE, Curtis
lctUEEN, Jasper H.
CBRISTIAN,William H.
(CRISTIAN)
ST0NE, James F.
1"1C KINNEY, John W.
WALKER, James 'we
HARBAUGH, Daniel E.(C.)
DUNChN, Francis ~.
KRAEGER, Hermann
hOLLIDAY, Matthew
LANGLEY, Wesley R.
RANDALL, Sherman W.
Sl"II'l'H, Thomas D.
BRECHEISEN, George,
CAHT;EN'l'ER, William T.

WILDER, Luella M.
WILLI.Al1S,. Lizzie
WILMOTH, L. Nay
WHIFPLE, l"linni e
WHITE, Nettie E.
'wOOD, :E'rances
WOOD, Harriet
WOOD, f"Iary
'WOODFORK, Fanny
WOODFOI&lt;K, f"lary

Sf"lYTHE, Dr. Frank
Sf-H'I'll, CharI e s W.
CRITZER, william E.
LATHY, George
BEATTIE, James
COLE, William w.
ADA.f'1S , I"lart in
HENDERSON, Henry
MC KINNEY, Henry
ROFFELL,James
(ROFFWELL)
RICHARDS, George W.
SCHELL, Frank ~.

TODD, Catherine R.
'rO~rERY, Nancy
TROUTl"l.f.N, Hattie .E.
TUDHOFE, Mary
TUDliOPE, Viola
VANDERhEEDE, I'linnie
WAGSTAFF, Jennie
WALKER, f"Iary E.
w'ALKER, Sadie L.
WEIBLE, Lydia
WElL, I"lary
WESTON, Helen Eva

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r£AGER, Katie
YOUNG, Nannie D.

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�.DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS • 1881
From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court, Room
144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

ABRAMS, Charles A.
ADAMS, James
ACKER, Charles F.
Doniphan Co.,KS
ACKLEY, Edwin A.
Topeka, KS
ALEXANDER, Albert J.
... Leavenworth Co. ,KS
ALLEN, Edwin R.
Manhattan, KS
ALLEN, Marcellus
Hamilton Co.,IA
ALLSTON, Irvin J.
Newman, KS
ANDIS, Isaac
Shawnee Co.,KS
ASHLEY, Walter H.
Las Vegas,NM
AUSTIN, John
BADSKY, Thomas
BANNING, Nathaniel L.
Douglas Co.,KS
BARLOW, Levi W.
Osage Co.,KS
BARRY, John
BASS, James
BATEMAN, Millard
Leavenworth Co.,KE
BEAL, JRseph
BEBOUT, Joseph B.
BLACKMAN, Charles E.
Humboldt, KS

JEFFERSON, Ida
HILLKEY, Sarah
HARPER, Lauretta A.
Douglas Co.,KS
HARMAN, Mattie W.
Douglas Co •. ,KS
KE.AN, Myra Elma
Leavenworth Co. ,KS
FRARY, Etta J.
Douglas Co. ,KS
KEIHLE, Clara W. (M)
Douglas Co.,KS
AUSTON, Alice
Douglas Co.,KS
ANDIS, Sarah Ann
Shawnee Co.,KS
WOOD, Annie G.
Douglas Co.,KS
THOMAS, Sarah
ARNOLD, Lizzie
KISSINGER, Eliza
Leavenworth Co.,KS
ACKLEY, Luella
Osage Co.,KS
WILLIAMSON, Alice
TAYLOR, Jennie
ROACH, Libbee
Leavenworth Co.,KS
WILSON, Mary
OWENS, Emma
HOLLISTER, Lucinda A.
Douglas Co.,KS

8 May 1881
6 Nov 1881
30 Jan 1881

J. E. Whiting,MG
Peter Brubaker,MG
J. R. Meredith,MG

1 Jan 1881

A.A. Trimper,MG

21 Dec 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS Samuel Kelsall,MG
20 Oct 1881

A.A. Trimper, MG

16 Jan 1881

Jacob W. Clock, MG

9 Jan 1881

B. F. Bates,Preacher

3 Aug 1881

W. J. Neil,Jr.,JP

10 Aug 1881

J as. Marvin, MG

26 Jan 1881
19 May 1881
27 Feb 1881-Grant,?

B. F. Bates, Rev.
A. J. Haskins,JP
Gilbert M.Morgan,JP

21 June 1881

A. H. Foote, PJ

2 Jan 1881
12 Apr 1881
20 Oct 1881

L. S. Steele,JP
A. H. Foote, PJ
S. M. Osmond, MG

1 Sept 1881
8 Nov 1881
8 Nov 1881

Wm. Harwell,MG
A.M.Richardson,MG
William Jones, MG

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_I

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/place if not Doug.Co.

BOVARD, James A.
SELL, Lucy Isabell
9 June 1881
Kansas City, MO
Douglas Co.,KS
BRADSHAW, Francis M. MILLER, Mary M.
24 Feb 1881
Johnson Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
BRECHEISEN, John
MAIER, Ursula
29 Mar 1881
BRETHERTON, Walter W. OLIVER, Gertrude B.
1~ July 1881
Walla Walla,Wash.T.
Douglas Co.,KS
BRIZENDINE, Jerry J. DOUGHERTY, Emma
30 Jan 1881
- Jackson Co. ,MO
Douglas Co.,KS
BROOKE, John S.
HARPER, Emma E.
24 Feb 1881
Polo, IL
Douglas Co.,KS
BROOKS, Fleet
PARKER, Mary J.
26 Dec 1881
BROWN, Edwin
BAYNE, Addie
30 June 1881
BROWN, Francis
RANDALL, Anna L.
9 Mar 1881 .
Topeka, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
BRUCE, Robert M.
DEAL, Katie
7 Jan 1881-License only
BRYANT, George C.
JOHNSON, Julia R.
26 Oct 1881
Ridgeway, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
BULLOCK, William W.
STANLEY, Harriet E.
5 Apr 1881
Trinidad, CO
Douglas Co.,KS
BUTCHER, John C.
THOMPSON, Minnie L.
31 May 1881
CADY, George W.
ZIMMERMAN, Ada
14 Mar 1881
CALDWELL, Anthony
EAVES, Emma
3 Mar 1881
CASMIRE, Bert A.
WIGGS, Cora C.
1 June 1881
lola, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
CHANCE, James
HALL, Maggie
12 July 1881
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
CHANCE, Robert E.
HARMAN, Mary E.
5 Jan 1881
Douglas Co.,KS
Kansas City, ?
CLEVELAND, Charles H. KIRKPATRICK, Viva P.V. 4 Jan 1881
Burlington,KS,
Douglas Co. ,KS
COBB, William F.
GLEASON, Sophia F.
10 Feb 1881
Eureka, CO
Douglas Co.,KS
COFFIN, Charles T.
MARCKS, Lillie Belle 27 July 1881
De Soto, KS
DeSoto, KS
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Officiant
Archibald Beatty,DD
David Walter, Rev.
Moses Dissinger,Pas.
William Jones,MG
Andrew V. Stout,MG
P. M. Lewis, MG
Washington Mercer,Rev
William Jones, MG
S. M. Osmond, MG
A. C. Peck, MG
A. C. Peck, MG
A. H. Foote,PJ
A. C. Peck, MG
Washington Mercer,Rev
Charles E. Bacon,Rev
A. H. Foote, PJ
William Jones, MG
Edward Cleveland,Rev
Wm. Jones, Rev
A. H. Foote, PJ'

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom
COLE, Theophilus H.
COLLINS, Philip
Johnson Co.,KS
CONGER, Charles L.
COOPER, George P.
COTTON, Franklin C.
Grantville,KS
COVEY, Lincoln
COY, Henry J.
Pueblo, CO
CRAFT, William
CRAVEN, Thomas
Franklin Co. ,KS
CRAWFORD, Robert V.
DeKalb Co.,MO
CROW, Chesley P.
Lane, KS
CRUMMETT, Charles M.
CUSHINGBERRY, Ma thew
DAIJ,AS, Chester E.
DARNELL, William S.
Ottawa, KS
DAVENPORT, James B.
Linwood, KS
DAVENPORT, William
Leavenworth Co.,KB
DAVIDSON, Charles T.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
DAVIDSON, Henry A.
DAVIS, John C.
DAY, James A.
DAY, Lewis
DECKWA, William
DICKER, James
DIVELBISS, Harrison
Henry Co.,IL

Bride

Date/Place if not 'Doug.Co.

Officiant

CONNER, Mollie A.
CARR, Mary
Johnson Co.,Ke
COATE, Minerva C.
HARRIS, Mary Ann
SMITH, Sarepta A.
Grantville,KS
LAWHARD, Mary
ROOT, E. Olivia
Douglas Co.,KS
CORDER, Eliza
LAWRY, Julia
Douglas Co. ,KS
THRALLS, Cynthia E.
Douglas Co.,KS
MC FADDEN,Jennie B.
Greeley, KS
STONE, Mollie
LORRY, Eddiney
HARKER, Margaret L.
SMITH, Arab S.
Ottawa, KS
CLAY, Luvernia E.
. Leavenworth Co.,KS
FORD, Martha E.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
STANLEY, Elizabeth
Douglas Co.,KS
GLENN, Mary E.
WEBBER, Elizabeth
KARNES, Rosa G.
AVERLY, Mary
SCHENDEL, Berta
NOACKER, Elizabeth A.
PHENICIE, Hattie
Reno, KS

9 Mar 1881
19 Sept 1881

Job Robinson,Min
P.Alpheous Brandstaelter, Rev
Daniel Walter,Rev
J. E.Whiting,Rev
Chas.Chadwick, JP

13 Aug 1881
16 Mar 1881
19 Apr 1881
19 Aug 1881
23 Aug 1881

Frank B.Olds,MG

4 Feb 1881
14 Jan 1881

Samuel Baker,Rev
Elias Mayer,Priest

12 Jan 1881

C. C. Culmer,Rey.

13 Jan 1881

A. H. Foote,PJ

22
24
24
16

A.
A.
A.
A.

S. M. Osmond,MG

Jan 1881
Aug 1881
Nov 1881
Sept 1881

H.
H.
H.
H.

Foote,PJ
Foote,PJ
Walter, MG
Foote, PJ

30 Sept 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS P.W. Gowell,Rev
16 Oct 1881-Leavenworth

Co~,KS

Frank B.Olds,MG

7 Sept 1881

W. P. Ham, JP.

10 Mar 1881
13 Feb 1881
14 Mar 1881
6 Jan 1881
27 Jan 1881
15 Mar 1881
23 Feb 1881-Reno, KS

L. W.Spring,Pastor
Joseph Michael,MG
Chas.Chadwick, JF
James M.Hendry,PJ
M. Dissinger,Rev
Frank B.Olds,MG
Wm. Jones, Rev

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

DIXON, Cyrus
TALLEY, Melissa E.
29 Dec 1881
DRAKE, Charles
BUTLER, Louisa
24 Apr 1881
DUNN, George E.
PARMLEE, Martha J.
3 May 1881
DURLAND, Frank C.
H+LL, Lou Ella
10 Nov 1881
DYER, James
MC EVOY, Bridget
27 Dec 1881
EDINGTON, Daniel
EDINGTON, Nancy Louisa 16 Aug 1881
Johnson Co.,KE
Wabunsee Co.,KE
EDWARDS, George
KEENER, Mary
13 Nov 1881
ELSTON, Adam S.
OSWALT, l?armela A.
18 Dec 1881
ERWIN, Benjamin F.
RICHARDSON, Martha
7 Apr 1881
EULERT, Henry
KURFIS, Christine
27 June 1881
EVANS, Jacob
GRIFFIN, Mary
3 Sept 1881
20 Jan 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS
EVANS, John H.
HOLLADAY, Lizzie L.
Jefferson Co.,KE
Jefferson Co.,KS
FISHBACK, John
FRY, Maggie
30 June 1881
16 July 1881
FOSTER, Frank L.
ELLIOTT, Lilly C.
FRARY, Henry E.
HARTMAN, Sarah
20 Oct 1881
FRENCH, Hugh R.
DAVIDSON, Mary E.
15 Feb 1881
Johnson Co.,KS
Leavenworth Co.,KS
GARVIN, David
WILSON, Anna M.
9 May 1881
GAUMER, George F.
MC GEE, Virdilla
5 Oct 1881
GENTRY, Caleb
DOBBINS, Annie
29 Mar 1881
28 Nov 1881-Johnson Co. ,KE
GERSTENBERGER,Fre'der.ick THOREN, Emelia
Douglas Co.,KS
Johnson Co.,KS
GIBBENS, Hiram
MC CLANAHAN, Ella
3 Aug 1881
24 Oct 1881
GIFFORD, Alfred
BREWER, Grace Lee
lola, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
1 Dec 1881
GILBREATH, Cyrus E.
MC KNIGHT, Martha
Johnson Co.,KS
Johnson Co.,KS
GILGES, Fremont
CRUZAN, Annie Belle
8 June 1881-Bethel, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
GORDO~, William
DALSTROM, Emma
23 Oct 1881
6 Sept 1881
GRAY, Thomas
ZIESENIS, Minna
24 May 1881
GREEN, Millard F.
REEVES, Ria L.
GREINER, John
BLAECHEL, Francie
10 Jan 1881

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Officiant
Daniel E.Smith,MG
Bedford Drisdom,Prchf
William Jones, MG
A.A. Trimper, MG
Elias Mayer,Priest
A. H. Foote, PJ
Chas.Chadwick, JP
Dexter Tucker, MG
Alvin Schellack, JP
J. Matthias, MG
G.S. Williamson, MG
Justus McCoy,Evang.
Dudley Lee, MG
Chas. Chadwick, JP
A. A.Trimper,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
William Jones, MG
Jas. Marvin, MG.
Chas. Chadwick, JF
August Pistor,Min
A. H. Foote, PJ
Alfred K.Johnson,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
G. S. Dearborn,MG·
M. Richardson,MG
Chas. Chadwick, JP
C. G. Howland, Min~
Albert M. Weikman,Priest
A~

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont' d)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

GRINDROD, Kay
SKINNER, Ellen
6 Jan 1881
GRIPPER, Edward D.
SKEETS, Ella M.
9 June 1881
GROSS, James
WHITE, Salina
23 Nov 1881
HAFFA, John W.
FISCHER, Elizabeth J.M. 22 Dec 1881
HAGENBUCH, John C.
KISLING, Mary M.
19 May 1881
HALL, John H.
KNIGHTEN ,Maggie I.
9 Sept 1881
Reno, KS
Reno, KS
HART, Henry
JOHNSON, Susan
22 May 1881-Shawnee Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
HASE, Carl
WIEDEMANN, Matilda
5 May 1881
26 Nov 1881
HAWKINS, W. Barton
HAGEDON, Ida J.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
Port Huron, Mich.
HAYNES, John C.
MILLER, Rebecca J.
31 Jan 1881
16 Oct 1881
HECK, Martin
SHELL, l1ina
27 Feb 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS
~ HENDERSON, George B.
FETTY, Louisa B.
11 Jan 1881
HENRY, Charles A.
RITTER, Ida J.
Jefferson Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
HENRY, David K.
PIFFER, Delia L.
4 May 1881
B.
2 Aug 1881,
HIDDLESTON, Joseph J. FITZWILLIAM,Florence
HILKEY, Adam
HERR, Frances
16 Nov 1881
HILL, Frederic J.
HARRIS, Corina F.
31 May 1881
16 Apr 1881
HILL, Harvey E.
WRIGHT, Minnie
Johnson Co.,KS
Johnson Co.,KS
15 Dec 1881
HILL, Samuel C.
LINDLEY, Amanda C.
14 Sept 1881
HILL, William S.
MACY, Amy
3 Nov 1881-Johnson Co.,KS
HINES, George W.
MC INTYRE, Susan E.
Douglas Co.,KS
Douglas Co.,KS
HOLM, Peter
KNUDSEN, Ingeborg M. 24 Dec 1881
HOLUM, Nels J.
BECK, Anna M.
24 Oct 1881
Douglas Co.,KS
Topeka, KS
HOUSE, Bradley M.
BARRICKLOW, Mary
12 July 1881
Newton, KS
Douglas Co.,KS
12 June 1881
HOWES(HOVES),Charles H. WILL~ffi,Harriet
(Hattie)
.. La::i.caster, KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
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Officiant
A.C.Peck, MG
A.M. Richardson, MG
B. F. Bates, MG
Moses Dissinger,MG
A. A.Trimper, MG
A. H. Foote ,PJ,
D. A. Harvey,PJ
A.A.Trimper, MG
S. M. Osmond, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Daniel Walter,Rev.
C.W. Cherry, JP
Frank B.Olds, MG
J. Lewis, MG
A. S. Embree,MG
Samuel Baker ,MG
Richard Cordley,MG
William Jones,MG
A. H. Foote,PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ
Wm. H. Smith,MG
A.A.Trimper, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. M.Richardson,MG
Robert Martin, MG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MABRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont' d)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

HUGHSON, Elias D.Jr.
HUNTING, Charles D.
Johnson Co., KS
JEWETT, Harry L.
Douglas Co.,KS
JOHNSON, Gustave L.
JOHNSON, Johlll A.
JONES, Albert B.
Vernon Co. ,MO
JONES, Isaac C.
Johnson Co. ,KS
JOY, James R.
Douglas Co~,KS
KARNES, Loamma F.
KASBURGER, Michael

GRIPPER, Carrie E.
WHEEl/ER, Josephine R.
Douglas Co.,KS
MC INTIRE, Allie
Franklin Co. ,KS
BOND, Adaline E.
HOLUM, Sophia
MAIN, Ovanda
Leavenworth Co.,KS
WRIGHT, Nellie
Johnson Co.,KS
SKILES, Mary Jane
Cosochton, OH
NICHOLS, Cora A.
SCHMIDT, Mary

19 Apr 1881
29 Nov 1881

A. M.Richardson,MG
A.C.Peck, MG

23 Feb 1881-Franklin Co.,KS

E. F. Holland,MG

6 July 1881
12 Oct 1881
24 Mar 1881

A. H. Foote, PJ
Johannes Petterson,MG
Chas.Chadwick, JP

16 Apr 1881

William Jones, MG

27 Mar 1881

G.S.Dearborn, MG

20 Jan 1881
26 July 1881

KEAN, William C.

Tonganoxie, KS
KENNEDY, Franklin R.
KILLIEN, Patrick C.
Leadville, CO
KIRK, James A.
KIRKMAN, Louis
Leavenworth Co.,KS
KIZER, Thomas W.
Indiana
KLASS, J ohan
KRAUS, John
Douglas Co.,KS
KREISER, Jacob
KUHNS, Henry T.

SHAW, Elizabeth
6 Apr 1881
Douglas County,KS
SHlRAR, Elizabeth
4 Sep 1881
GAVIN, May
23 Sep 1881
Douglas Co.,KS
HERRIOTT, Catherine M. 5 Feb 1881
ZIEGLER, Rachel E.
26 May 1881
Leavenworth Co.,KS
ALLEN, Alice M.
22 Dec 1881
Douglas Co.,KS
BRUNINGHAUS, Ida
21 June 1881
GIBE, Paulina
10 Sept 1881
Johnson Co.,KS
FRANZ, Johanetta
19 Apr 1881
LIGGETT, Mary N.
11 Mar 1881

Ellsworth Leonardson,MG
P. Alpheous Brandstaelter, Priest
A. S. Embree,Min.

LANDEN, Fer Yan
LAWRENCE, Alvin
Cherokee Co.,KS

MILLER, Alma Carolina 21 Mar 1881
PEMBERTON, Eva
7 Oct 1881
Leavenworth Co.,KS
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A. H. Foote, PJ
Elias Mayer,Priest
B.S. Crisby,Clergy
Chas. Chadwick, JP
C.G. Howland, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
William Jones, l'1G
Andrew V.Stout,MG
Ellsworth Leon~
ardson, MG
Chas. Chadwick,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont I d)
Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Bridegroom

Bride

LEE, John P.

LICHTENSTEIN, Joseph
LINDLEY, William M.
LOKINGER, Joseph

MONTGOMERY, Minnie M. 29 Aug 1881
20 Feb 1881
JACOBS, Jeanette
14 Sep 1881
LOVEWELL, Nettie
28 June 1881
GREENINGER, Mary

LOWE, David P.
MAGRATH, Joseph A.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
MARKLEY, Otto G.
MARTIN, Andrew J.
MATILE, Charles
MC CLOUD, David
Ottawa, KS
MC CONNELL, James E.
MC CULLY, Samuel
MC DONALD, Malcolm A.
Indiana
MC GEE, George
MC INTIRE, Levi O.
Ottawa, KS
MC MILLEN, Hugh C.
HEETER, George
MEIERHOFFER, Frank:
Booneville, MO
MENDENHALL, Albert S.
MILLER, Charles
. Douglas Co., KS
MILLER, Lyndon K.
Minneapolis, MN
MILLER, William
MOORE, Alfred
Jefferson Co.,KS
MOORE, Charles D.
Robinson, CO

MARTIN, Tillie E.
CLARK, Maggie E.
Douglas Co.,KS
DYER, May E.
HIGHNOTE, Lucy E.
COOP, Cassie
MASON, Elizabeth E.
Douglas 'Co.,KE
COLE, America
WHEATLEY, Elizabeth
NOBLE, Harriet M.
Douglas Co.,KS
EDWARDS, Anna
SHEARER, Clara
Douglas Co.,KS
BEARD, Mary E.
ROBE, Lena
LAHRMAN, Rebecca H.
Douglas Co.,KS
WHEATON, Mary A.
SMITH, Jennie
Douglas Co.,KS
TANNER, May
Chesterson, IN
AYER, Estella J.
JACKSON, Ellenora
Douglas Co.,KS
SPEER, Eva
Douglas Co.,KS

Officiant

5 Jan 1881
17 Feb 1881

Chas.
Isaac
A. H.
P. A.
ter,
H. D.
Frank:

13 Aug
4 July
24 Mar
12 Sep

A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. A. Trimper,Ma
Bedford Drisdom,MG

1881
1881
1881
1881

Chadwick,MG
Stemple,Rev
Foote, PJ
BrandstaelPriest
Herr, Rev
B.Olds,MG

28 Nov 1881
14 Apr 1881
30 Nov 1881

A. S. Embree,MG
H. S.Herr, MG
S.M. Osmond, MG

16 June 1881
17 Feb 1881

B. F. Bates, MG
S~ M. Osmond,Rev

27 Jan 1881
22 Mar 1881
27 Dec 1881

Peter Brubaker,MG
M. Dissinger,Rev
J. Elersam,Pastor

15 Nov 1881
20 Sep 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS

A. S. Embree,MG
Josiah Terrel,MG

19 Oct 1881

A. M.Richardson,MG

13 Jan 1881
25 Aug 1881

Andrew V. Stout,MG
Wm. Harwell,MG

5 Apr 1881

Wm. Jones, MG

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 181 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

MOORE, Harry T.
Wichita, KS
MULL, Elijah C.
MUNDEY, David
Linwood, KS
MUNGER, Charles J.
Colorado
NEELY, Charles A.

RUSSELL, Susie P.
Douglas Co.,KS
SPALDING, Ida B.
ADAMS, Nellie
Douglas Co.,KS
DOUGLAS, Emma C.
Douglas Co. ,KS
NICHOLS, Clara E.

29 Nov 1881

William Jones,MG

13 June 1881
2 Oct 1881

A.C.Peck, MG
C. G.Howland,MG

26 June 1881

William Jones,MG

10 Nov 1881

NILES, Clinton
Noble Co.,IN
NORTHWAY, Francis A.
O'BRIEN, James
OTT, John
Owens, Frank L.
PARKER, Walker
Douglas Co.,KS
PATTERSON, George
BATTIFF, Jonas
PEARCE, William J.
PENN, Charles V.
Brown Co., KS
PENNINGTON, Isaac
Leavenworth Co.,KS
PERRY, Hugh
Leavenworth Co.,KS
PETTIT, Josiah
Jefferson Co.,Ke
PHILLIPS, John M.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
PICKETT, Clarkson C.
PILLSBURY, Arthur J.
Manhattan, KS
POKE, Perry

FITCH, Clemia
Noble Co.,IN
SEAMAN, Harriet A.
AVERLEY, Mary Ann
HAUSMAN, Mary J.
BURKE, Margaret
EAVES, Mary
Leavenworth Co.,KE
ROSE, Anna
BALDWIN, Hannah J.
CHAPMAN, Estella
KERSEY, Melissa J.
Douglas Co.,KS
SHEETS, Rachel
Leavenworth Co.,KS
TUDHOPE, Sarah Esther
Leavenworth Co.,KS
BARNES, Ida B.
Jefferson Co.,KS
DAWSON, Ida F.
Douglas Co., KS
SUTHERLAND, Mary
WARREN, D. Etta
Douglas Co., KB
MILLER, Lizzie

10 Feb "1881

Ellsworth Leonardson, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

16 Oct 1881
19 Aug 1881
29 Mar 1881
9 Nov 1881
28 Sep 1881-1

A. S. Embree,MG
A. H. Foote, FJ
Moses Dissinger,MG
A. M. Richardson,MG
Washington Mercer,Rev

25
20
15
18

Sep
Feb
Feb
Aug

1881
1881
1881
1881

24 Apr 1881

B. F. Bates, Min
D. G. Halbert,JP
A. A. Trimper,MG
Daniel Wllter,Rey
A. S. Embree ,MG

13 Apr 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS A.M.Richardson, MG
Josiah Terrel,MG
20 Nov 1881-Jefferson Co. ,KS
24 Dec 1881

A. S.Embree, MG

27 Oct 1881
15 Sep 1881

A.C. Peck, MG
Jas. Marvin,"Rev

8 Aug 1881

A. H. Foote,PJ

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Cont I d)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Flace if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

FOLLOCK, George
FORTER, Henry
FRESBREY, Frank S.
Denver, CO
FYATT, John F.
RALPH, Charles P.
REETZ, Gottfried
Fall Leaf, KS
RICE, Jacob
RICHARDSON, Selwyn A.
Douglas Co.,KS
RODMAN, August
ROGERS, Adelbert
ROGERS, James F.
ROSEMAN, Fred
Topeka, KS
ROSS, Pitt
Leavenworth Co.,KS
SABIN, Lucius N.
SCHLEGEL, John U.
SCOTT, Ambrose
SEIWALD:, John
SEYMOUR, David W.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
SHEARER, Vincent J.

NEWLIN, Delphina J.
MEFFORD, Rena
SPALDING, Stella
Douglas Co.,KS
MURPHY, Bridgett J.
JONES, Harriet
TORNEDON, Liena
Johnson Co.,KS
DAVIS, Laura
GODFREY, Clarrissa A.
Johnson Co.,KS
ANDERSON, Carrie
SPRINGER, Mary E.
DUDLEY, Jennie W.
MEIGS, Mamie E.
Douglas Co.,KS
WILSON, Maria
Douglas Co.,KS
MC CURDY, Emma F.
JOHANNING, Minnie
LOGAN, Dasha
BLECHLI , Catherine
HUTCHINSON, Ida E.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
YEWDALL, Viola M.

5 Mar 1881
19 Nov 1881
13 June 1881

William Jones,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
L. W. Spring,Pastor

8 Jan 1881
3 Nov 1881
23 Nov 1881-Johnson Co.,KS

Elias Mayer, Rev
Daniel E. Smith,MG
Aug.Pistor,Min

9 Apr 1881
20 Mar 1881

A. H. Foote, FJ
A.A.Trimper,MG

22 Jan 1881
18 June 1881
20 Jan 1881
1 Jan 1881

A. C. Peck, MG
A. S. Embree,Min
H. D. Herr, Rev
A.A. Trimper, MG

29 Dec 1881

S. M.Osmond,MG

15 Oct 1881
24 Feb 1881
1 June 1881
2 Feb 1881
6 Sep 1881

A.H.Foote,PJ
A. Fistor,Rev
Wm. Harwell,MG
Elias Mayer, Rev
A. H. Foote ,PJ'

30 Mar 1881

SHlRAR, Thomas M.
Douglas Co.,KS
SHOPPER, Joseph

CANFIELD, Rosa E.
Douglas Co.,KS
SEABOLD, Mary

13 Oct 1881-Neosho Co.,KS

Archibald Beatty,
Rector
Luther Cone,JP

SIMMONS, J.C.
Franklin Co. ,KS
SISSON, Fred M.
SKINNER, William T.
Franklin Co. ,KS

NUTT, Eunice C.
Franklin Co.,KS
DEAL, Clara E.
HAVEN, Mary E.
Douglas Co.,KS

7 Sept 1881

F. Alpheous Brandstaelter,Rev
Robert H.Sherar,MG

11 Oct 1881
14 Nov 1881

Chas.Chadwick, JF
A. H. Foote,PJ

9 Nov 1881

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1881 (Contld)
Bridegroom

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

SMITH, Ethan A.
STEWART, Annie B.
SMITH, James Harvey
PENCE, Mrs. Mary Jane
SMITH, William E.
WELLS, Sallie
Douglas Co.,KS
Jefferson Co.,KS
SOULE, C.M.
BEECROFT, Laura
Johnson Co.,KS
Johnson Co.,KS
SOULE, Willard
UHL, Ida
Johnson Co.,KS
Johnson Co.,KS
SPERRY, Harvey
HADLEY, Hattie
SPIVEY, John C.
MITCHELL, Isabella
STAIB, Victor Emmanuel BELVOIR, Philamenia

22 May 1881
18 May 1881
24 Feb 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS

Chas. Chadwick,JP
Andrew Douglas,JP
Josiah Terrel,Rev

14 Apr 1881

Chas. Chadwick,JP

8 Sep 1881

A. H. Foote, PJ

2 Oct 1881
9 Feb 1881
22 Nov 1881

STANWIX, Frank
STEBBINS, James T.
STEELE, Ira T.
STEWART, Augustus K.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
STEWART, Clement J.
Douglas Co.,KS
STEWART, Webster
Jefferson Co.,KS
STRONG, Charles F.
STUDEBAKER, David W.
STUDEBAKER, Jacob C•.
SUTORIUS, Charles A.
TALLEY, Joh G.
TANABAUER, Leopold

DEAY, Alice
RANT (HOUT),Maggie E.
WHITE, Mary D.
McKINNEY, Fannie M.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
SCHOEPFLIN, Sarah
Franklin Co.,KS
ROSS, Ida M.··
Jefferson Co.,KS
CROW, Isabella M.
PRESTON, Mary
STREET, Ros~ A.
WALRUFF, Carrie C.
HEFNER, Ella
HARZEL, Teresa

7 Dec 1881
2 June 1881
9 Mar 1881
19 July 1881

A. A. Trimper,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
P. Alpheuses Brandstaelter, Rev
W. J. Neill,Jr.,JP
A. H. Foote,PJ
J. ,'H. Byers,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

22 Aug 1881

Peter Brubaker,MG

14 Aug 1881-1

G. W. Cady, JP

14 Apr 1881
24 Dec 1881
27 Oct 1881
9 Mar 1881
6 fSp 1881
27 June 1881

TOWERY, James
TOWNSDIN, Charles W.
Chillicothe, MO
TYLER, Thomas
UNDERWOOD, Gideon
Jefferson Co.,KS

LAWSON, Celah Ellen
GLASBY, Sarah A.
Douglas Co.,KS
BOLAN, Frances
MC COY, Lizzie
Jefferson Co.,KS

A.A.Trimper, MG
Dexter Tucker,MG
Sam 11 Baker,MG
L. S. Steele,JP
A. H. Foote, PJ
P. A. Brandstaelter, Priest
A. S. Baldwin,MG
William Jones M.G

Bride

13 Nov 1881
30 Nov 1881

5 Apr 1881

1 Mar 1881-Jefferson Co.,KS

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L. Thompson, MG
Justus McCoy,Evan

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I

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RiCORDS - 1881 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.

Officiant

UNDERWOOD, Perry H.
. Jefferson Co.,KE
VAN ORDSTRAND,William
VAIL, Stephen
WALKER, Plummer
WALTERS, Calvin H.
WARD, Wiley C.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
WARNER, John
Wabunsee Co.,KS
WATKINS, William T(F)
WEIBEL, J ohl'l
WELCH, Philip C.
WEST, Joseph A.
WHITSEL, Lewis C.
Douglas Co.,KE
WILLIAMS, Abram L.
WILLIAMS, Benjamin
Jackson Co.,MO
WILLIAMS, Benjamin S.
WILLIAMS, Clinton E.
Leavenworth Co.,KS
WINTER, Milton R.
WOODWARD, James W.

KYLE, Georgie
Jefferson Co.,KS
P. WHITE, Allie
COOVERT, Margaret A.
FORD, Eva
REYNOLDS, Sarah E.
HANWAY, Jennettie
Leavenworth Co.,KE
WOODWARD, Laura E.
Douglas Co.,KE
HAICBEL, Catherine
HAMMING, Anna
RANDEL, Ida
ANDERSON, Belle
SERVISS, Anna
Leavenworth Co.,KS
WITHERS, Mary A.
KATHERMAN, Susie
Douglas Co.,KS
TURNER, Jennie M.
FREEMAN, Ida
Douglas Co.,KS
PRIMM, Hattie L.
GENTRY, Sarah E.

18 June 1881

A.A. Trimper, MG

15
29
23
26
25

Dec 1881
June 1881
Feb 1881
June 1881
Sep 1881-Leavenworth Co.,KS

J. W. Clock, MG
S. M. Osmond, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
William Jones, MG
P. W. Gowell,JP

8 May 1881

Thomas Scott,Pastor

30 Jan 1881
14 Apr 1881
24 Feb 1881
9 Mar 1881
29 Sep 1881

A. H. Foote, FJ
Daniel Walter,Rev
C. B. Beeks, JP
Job Robinson,Min
Frank B.Olds,MG

5 Apr 1881
22 Apr 1881

Thomas Scott, Min
Chas.Chadwick, JP

11 Nov 1881
30 Mar 1881

G.S. Dearborn,MG
E. B. Slade,MG

28 Dec 1881
25 July 1881

J. H. Bonebrake,MG
J. C.Whiting,MG

ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME -1881
Bride
ACKLEY, Luella
ADAMS, Nellie
ALLEN, Alice M.
ANDERSON, Belle
ANDERSON, Carrie

Groom
BARLOW, Levi W.
MUNDAY, David
KIZER, Thomas W.
WEST, Joseph A.
RODMAN, August

Bride
ANDIS, Sarah Ann
ARNOLD, Lizzie
AUSTON, Alice
AVERLY, Mary
AVERLEY, Mary Ann

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Groom
ANDIS, Isaac
BADSKY, Thomas
ALLSTON, Irvin J.
DAY, Lewis
O'BRIEN, James

f''-

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME -1881 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

AYER, Estella J.
BALDWIN, Hannah J.
BARNES, Ida B.
BARRICKLOW, Mary
BAYNE, Addie
BEARD, Mary E.
BECK, Anna M.
BEECROFT, Laura
BELVOIR, Philamenia
BLASCHEL, Francis
BLECHLI, Catherine
BOLAN, Frances
BOND, Adaline
BREWER, Grace Lee
BRUNINGHAUS, Ida
BURKE, Margaret
BUTLER, Louisa
CANFIELD, Rosa E.
CARR, Mary
CHAPMAN,Estella
CLARK, Maggie E.
CLAY, Luvernia E.
COATE, Minerva C.
C01I.E, America
CONNER, Mollie A.
COOE, Cassie
COOVERT, Margaret A.
CORDER, Eliza
CROW, Isabella M
CRUZAN, Annie Belle
DALSTROM, Emma
DAVIDSON, Mary E.
DAVIS, Laura
DAWSON, Ida F.
DEAL, Clara E.

MILLER, William
RATTIFF, Jonas
PETTIT, Josiah
HOUSE, Bradley M.
BROWN, Edwin
MC MILLEN, Hugh C.
HOLUM,· Nels J.
SOULE, C. M.
STAIB, Victor Emmanuel
GREINER, John
SEIWALD, John
TYLER, Thomas
JOHNSON, Gustave L.
GIFFORD, Alfred
KLASS, Johan
OWENS, Frank L.
DRAKE, Char le s
SHlRAR, Thomas M.
COLLINS, Philip
PEARCE, William J.
MAGRATH, Joseph A.
DAVENPORT, J ame s B.
CONGER, Charles L.
MC CONNELL, James
COLE, Theophilus H.
MATlLE, Charles
VAIL, Stephen
CRAFT, William
STRONG, Charles F.
GILGES, Fremont
GORDON, William
FRENCH, Hugh R.
RICE, Jacob
PHILLIPS, John M.
SISSON, Fred M.

DEAL, Katie
DEAY, Alice
DOBBINS, Annie
DOUGHERTY, Emma
DOUGLAS, Emma C.
DUDLEY, Jennie W.
DYER, May E.
EAVES, Emma
EAVES, Ma;-y
EDGINGTON, Nancy Louisa
EDWARDS, Anna
ELLIOTT, Lilly C.
FETTY, Louisa B.
FISCHER, Elizabeth J.M.
FITCH, Clemia
FITZWILLIAM, Florence B.
FORD, Eva
FORD, Martha E.
FRANZ, Johanetta
FRARY, Etta J.
FREEMAN, Ida
FRY, Maggie
GAVIN, May
GIBI, Pauline
GLASBY, Sarah A.
GLEASON, Sophia F.
GLENN, Mary E.
GODFREY, Clarrissa A.
GREEN INGER , Mary
GRIFFIN, Mary
GRIPPER, Carrie E.
HADLEY, Hattie
IU:GEDON, Ida J.
HALL, Maggie
RIMMING. Anna

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Groom
BRUCE, Robert M.
STANWIX, Frank
GENTRY, Caleb
BRIZENDINE, Jerry J.
MUNGER, Charles J.
ROGERS, James P.
MARKLEY, Otto G.
CALDWELL, Anthony
PARKER, Walker
EDGINGTON, Daniel
1'1C GEE, George
FOSTER,PrankL.
HENDERSON, George B.
BAFFA, John W.
NILES, Clinton
HIDDLESTON, Joseph J.
WAI.KER, Plummer
DAVENPORT, William
KREISER, Jacob
AI.I.EN, Edwin R.
WILLIAMS, Clinton E.
FISHBACK, John
KILLIEN, Patrick C.
KRAUS, John
TOWNSDIN, Charles W.
COBB, William P.
DAVIDSON, Henry A.
RICHARDSON, Selwyn A.
LOKINGER, Joseph
EVANS, Jacob
HUGHSON, Elias D.,Jr.
SPERRY, Harvey
HAWKINS, W. Barton.
CHANCE, James
WEIBEL, John

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1881 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

HANT(HOUT),Maggie E.
HANAWAY, Jennettie
HARKER, Margaret L.
HARMAN, Mary E.
HARMAN, Mattie W.
HARPER, Emma E.
HARPER, Lauretta A.
HARRIS, Corina F.
HARRIS, Mary Ann
HARTMAN, Sarah
HARZEL, Teresa
HAUSMAN, Mary J.
HAVEN, Mary E.
HEFNER, Ella
HERR, Frances
HERRIOTT, CatherineM.
HIGHNATE, Lucy E.
HILL, Lou Ella
HILLKEY, Sarah
HOLLADAY, Lizzie L.
HOLLISTER, Lucinda
HOLUM, Sophia
HUTCHINSON, Ida E.
JACKSON, Ellenora
JACOBS, Jeanette
JEFFERSON, Ida
GENTRY, Sarah E.
JOHANNING, Minnie
JOHNSON, Julia
JOHNSON, Susan
JONES, Harriet
KARNES, Rosa G.
KATHERMAN, Susie
KEAN, Myra Elma
KEENER, Mary

STEBBINS, James T.
WARD, Wiley C.
DALLAS, Chester E.
CHANCE, Robert E.
ACKLEY, Edwin A,.
BROOKE, John S.
ACKER, Charles F.
HILL, Frederic J.
COOPER, George P.
FRARY, Henry E.
TANABAUER, Leopold
OTT, John
SKINNER. William T.
TALLEY, John G.
HILKEY, Adam
KIRK, James A.
MARTIN, Andrew J.
DURLAND, Frank C.
ADAMS, J ame s
EVANS, John H.
BLACKMAR, Charles E.
JOHNSON, John A.
SEYMOUR, David W.
MOORE, Alfred
LICHTENSTEIN,Joseph
ABRAMS, Charles A.
WOODWARD, J ame s W.
SCHLEGEL, John U.
BRYANT, George C.
HART, Henry
RALPH, Charles P.
DAY, James A.
WILLIAMS, Benjamin
ALEXANDER, Albert J.
EDWARDS, George

KEIHLE, Clara W.
KERSEY, Melissa J.
KIRKPATRICK. Vivia P.V.
KISLING, Mary M.
KISSINGER, Eliza
KNIGHTEN, Maggie I.
KNUDSEN, Ingeborg M.
KURFIS, Christine
KYLE, Georgie
LAHRMAN, Rebecca
LAWHARD, Mary
LAWRY, Julia
LAWSON, Celah Ellen
LIGGETT, Mary N.
LINDLEY, Amanda C.
LOGAN, Dasha
LORRY, Eddiney
LOVEWELL, Nettie
MACY, Amy
HAICBEL, Catherine
MAIER, Ursula
MAIN, Ovanda
MARCKS, Lillie
MARTIN, Tillie E.
MASON, Elizabeth E.
MC CLANAHAN, Ella
MC COY, Lizzie
MC CURDY, Emma F.
MC EVOY, Bridget
MC FADDEN, Jennie B.
MC GEE, Virdilla
MC'INTIRE, Allie
MC INTYRE, Susan E.
MC KINNEY, Fannie M.
MC KNIGHT, Martha

ALLEN, Marcellus
PENN, Charles V.
CLEVELAND, Charles H.
HAGENBUCH, John C.
BANNING, Nathaniel L.
HALL, John H.
HOLM, Peter
EULERT, Henry
UNDERWOOD, Perry H.
MEIERHOFFER, Frank
COVEY, Lincoln
CRAVEN, Thomas
TOWERY, J ame s
KUHNS, Henry T.
HILL, Samue 1 C.
SCOTT, Ambrose
CUSHINGBERRY,Mathew
LINDLEY, William M.
HILL, William S.
WATKINS, William T.(F)
BRECHEISEN, John
JONES, Albert B.
COFFIN, Charles T.
LOWE, David P.
MC CLOUD, David
GIBBENS, Hiram
UNDERWOOD, Gideon
SABIN, Lucius N.
DYER, James
CROW, Chesley P.
GAUMER, George F.
JEWETT t Harry L.
HINES, George W.
STEWART, Augustus K.
GILBREATH, Cyrus E.

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1881
Bride
MEFFORD, Rena
MEIGS, Mamie E.
MILLER, Alma Carolina
MILLER, Lizzie
MILLER, Mary
MILLER, Rebecca J.
MITCHELL, Isabella
MONTGOMERY, Minni eM.
MURPHY, Bridgett J.
NEWLIN, Delphina J.
NICHOLS, Clara E.
NICHOLS, Cora A.
NOACKER, Elizabeth A.
NOBLE, Harriet M.
NUTT, Eunice C.
OLIVER, Gertrude
OSWALT, Parmela A.
OWENS, Emma
PARKER, MaryJ.
PARMLEE, Martha J.
PEMBERTON, Eva
PENCE, Mrs. Mary Jane
PHENICIE, Hattie
PIFFER, Delia L.
PRESTON, Mary
PRIMM, Hattie L.
RANDALL, Anna L.
RANDEL, Ida
REEVES, Ria L.
REYNOLDS, Sarah E.
RICHARDSON, Martha
RITTER, Ida J.
ROACH, Libbee
ROHE,Lena
ROOT, E. Olivia

Groom
PORTER, Henry
ROSEMAN, Fred
LANDEN, Fer Yan
POKE, Perry
BRADSHAW, Francis
HAYNES, John C.
SPIVEY, John C.
LEE, John P.
PYATT, J"obn F.
POLLOCK, George
NEELY, Charles A.
KARNES, Loamma F.
DICKER, James
MCDONALD, Malcolm A.
SIMMONS, J. C.
BRETHERTON, Walt~r
ELSTON, Adam S.
BEBOUT, Joseph B.
BROOKS, Fleet
DUNN, George E.
LAWRENCE, Al vin
SMITH,James Harvey
DIVELBISS, Harrison
HENRY, David K.
STUDEBAKER, David W.
WINTER, Milton R.
BROWN, Francis
WELCH, Philip C.
GREEN, Millard F.
WALTERS, Calvin H.
ERWIN, Benjamin F.
HENRY, Charles A.
BATEMAN, Millard
MEETER, George
COY, Henry J.

Bride
ROSE, Anna
ROSS, Ida M.
RUSSELL, Susie P.
SCHENDEL, Berta
SCHMIDT, Mary
SCHOEPFLIN, Sarah
SEABOLD, Mary
SEAMAN, Harriet A.
SELL, Lucy Isabell
SERVISS, . Anna
SHAW, Elizabeth
SHEARER. Clarm
SHEETS, Ella M.
SHEETS, Rachel
SHELL, Mina
SHIRAH, Elizabeth
SKILES, Mary Jane
SKINNER, Ellen
SMITH, Arah S.
SMITH, Jennie
SMITH, Sarepta A.
SPALDING, Ida B.
SPALDING, Stella
SPEER, Eva
SPRINGER, Mary E.
STANLEY, Elizabeth
STANLEY, Harriet E.
STEWART, Anni e B.
STONE, Mollie
STREE'T, Rose A.
SUTHERLAND, Mary
TALLEY, Melissa E.
TANNER, May
TAYLOR, Jennie
THOMAS, Sarah

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Groom
PATTERSON, George
STEWART, Webster
MOORE, Harry T.
DECKWA, William
KASBURGER, Michael
STEWART, Clement J.
SHOFPER, Joseph
NORTHWAY, Francis A.
BOVARD, James A.
WHITSEL, Lewis C.
KEAN, William C.
MC INTIRE, Levi. O.
GRIPPER, Edward D.
PENNINGTON, Isaac
HECK, Mart in
KENNEDY, Franklin R.
JOY, James R.
GRINDROD, Kay
DARNELL, William S.
MILLER, Charles
COTTON, Franklin C.
MULL, Elijah C.
PRESBREY, Frank S.
MOORE, Charles D.
ROGERS, Adelbert
DAVIDSON, Charles T.
BULLOCK, William W.
SMITH, Ethan A.
CRUMMETT, Charles M.
STUDEBAKER, Jacob C.
PICKETT, Clarkson C.
DIXON, Cyrus
MILLER, Lyndon K.
BASS, James
AUSTIN, J obn

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1881 (Cont'd)
Bride
THOMPSON, Minnie L.
THOREN, Emelia
THRALLS, Cynthia E.
TORNEDON, Liena
TUDHOPE, Sarah Esther
TURNER, Jennie M.
UHL, Ida
WALRUFF, Carrie C.
WARREN, D. Etta
WEBBER, Elizabeth
WELLS, Sallie
WHEATLEY, Elizabeth
WHEATON, Mary A.
WBEET.F:R, Josephine R.
WHITE, Allie
WHITE, Mary D.
WHITE, Salina

Groom
Bride
BUTCHER, John C.
WIEDEMANN, Matilda
GERSTENBERGER,Frederick WIGGS, Cora C.
CRA~~RD, Robert V.
WILLIAMS, Harriet (Hattie)
REETZ, Gottfried
WILLIAMSON, Alice
PERRY, Hugh
WILSON, Anna M.
WILLIAMS, Benjamin S. WILSON, Maria
SOULE, Willard
WILSON, Mary
SUTORIUS,Charles A.
WITHERS, Mary A.
PILLSBURY, Arthur J. WOOD, Annie G.
DAVIS, John C.
WOODWARD, Laura E.
SMITH, William E.
WRIGHT, Minnie
MC CULLY, Samuel
WRIGHT, Nellie
MENDENHALL, Albert S. YEWDALL, Viola M.
HUNTING, Charles D.
ZIEGLER. Rachel E.
VAN ORDSTRAND,William P. ZIESENIS, Minna
STEELE, Ira T.
ZIMMERMAN, Ada
GROSS, James
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Groom
HABE, Carl
CASMlRE, Bert A.
HOWES(HOVES),Charles H.
BARRY, John
GARVIN, David
ROSS, Pitt
BEAL, Joseph
WILLIAMS, Abram L.
ASHLEY, Walter H.
WARNER, John
HILL, Harvey E.
JONES, Isaac C.
SHEARER, Vincent J.
KIRKMAN, Louis
GRAY, Thomas
CADY, George W.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882
From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court,Room
144, Law and JUdicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas.Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

ALFORD, Frederick G.

HENDRY, Florence N.
SWAN, Laura
Douglas Co.,KS
RASMUSSEN, Betty
WILSON, Emma M.
Johnson Co,KS
FRITZ, Betty
Lenape,' KS
BOAZ, Julia A.
HAGUE, Josephine Reed
JONES, Mary E.
JONES, Lucy
CULLAH, Rosa E.
Franklin Co,KS
BALES, Emma C.
CHANCE, Ida M.
Linwood, KS
f'lEINKE, Emma
LAGERQUIST, Minnie
Doug Co, KS
BATEMAN, Hattie
BARBER, Mary Emma
Doug Co, KS
STEWART, Annie
t'lELEN, Mary
Randolph Co,MO
GISH, Lillian C.
COLTRANE, Mary M.
De Soto, KS
MC KNIGHT, Lilly
Doug Co, KS

ANDERSON, John S.
Spring Hill,KS
ANDERSON, Olaf
ARGUBRIGHT, John P.
Johnson Co,KS
ARNOLD, Reuben
Lenape, KS
AYRES, Lorenzo S.
BAILEY, Thomas C.
BAKER, Adam
BAKER, Jacob R.
BAKER, Prather
Doug Co,KS
BARDELL, Charles F.
BATEr'iAN ,Emmanue 1
Linwood, KS
BAUER, George
BECKr~,Frederick

Ottawa, KS
BERRY, Thomas
BIGELOW, DeForest
East Lynn, MO
BLUE, George A.
BOCK, William
Leav Co, KS
BOLBS, John T.
BOWDEN, Frank
Albuquerque,NM
BRADSHAW,Harrison G.
Olathe, KS

Date/Place if not Doug.Co.
page # Rec.
342
27 Sep 1882
380
25 Dec 1882

Officiant

9 Dec 1882
27 Dec 1882Doug Co,KS~
5 Oct 1882 Doug Co,KS
4 Jan 1882
28 Sep 1882
12 Mar 1882
28 Aug 1882
12 Dec 1882Doug Co,KS
27 Apr 1882
26 Mar 1882Doug Co, KS
5 Sep 1882
16 Oct 1882 Doug Co, KS .
23 Nov 1882
8 Nov 1882Doug Co, KS
30 July 1882
23 Oct 1882Shawnee Co,KS
9 Nov 1882
2 Nov 1882-

369
382

A.H.Foote,PJ
A H.Foote,PJ

345

A.H.Foote,PJ

268
343
285
333
370

A·H.Foote,PJ
A.Beatty,MG
S.M.Osmond,MG
A.H.Foote, PJ
A.H.Foote, PJ

299
289

F.B. Olds, MG
A.H. Foote,PJ

335
347

A.H. Foote,PJ
A.H.Foote, PJ

366
360

A. H.Foote, PJ
William Jones,MG

326
353

Chas Chadwick, JP
S. D.Storrs,Rev

360
357

Samuel Baker,MG
Wm H.Smith, MG

380

li.

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?

25 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS

Richard Cordley,MG
A.A.Trimper,MG

H.Foote,PJ

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/F'lace

~

Officiant

BRINDLE, James E.
Ottawa, KS
BROWN, George W.
Franklin Co, KS
BROWN, Samuel
Jefferson Co,KS
BRUEGGEN, John

BRIDGE , Ella
Ottawa, KS
BOWEN, 1'1ary E.
Doug Co, KS
BARNES, Margaret
Jefferson Co,KS
VOGEL, Katherine

20 Sep
Doug
15 Oct
Doug
28 Jan
Jeff
16 Jan

339

A. H. Foote,PJ

347

Frederick Sherfy,MG

273

J. Terrel,MG

270
297
313

P.Alphous Brandstaelter,Priest
Washington Mercer ,l"lG
R. Ricketts,MG

338

A.C. Peck, MG

357
351
335

Thomas Scott, MG
J as. Marvin, 1'1G
Peter Brubaker,MG

311
293

C. G. Howland, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

300
355
309

Chas Chadwick,JP
Dudley Lee, MG·
Geo.W.Havermale,MG

322

Chas Chadwick, JP

371
359
349
356

B. F. Bates,MG
Samuel Baker, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
B. F. Bates,MG
Andrew Douglass,JP

374

Jas Marvin,DD

378

D. S.

BRYANT, Charles
BRYANT, Charles H.
OmB..ha, Neb.
BUFFINGTON., L.B.F.
Red Oak, IA
BURGESS, James Porter
BUTLER, Elmer E.
BUTTS, Charles S.
Osage Co, KS
CARRUTH, William H.
CARTER, William E.
Tonganoxie, KS
CAVANAUGH, Thomas P.
CLARK, Samuel
CLAY, George M.
Linwood, KS
CLINE, William F.
Leavenworth Co,KS
CLOUD, Albert
COOK, Wesley
COOK, William F.
COOPER, Henry
CONWAY, Peter
Atchison, KS
CORNFORTH, Arthur
Clyde, KS
COTTENBERG, James

1882Co, KS
1882Co, KS
1882Co, KS
1882

THOMPSON, Mattie
20 Apr 1882
WALLACE, Sarah B.
14 June 1882Lawrence, KS
Doug Co, KS
1'1C HENRY, Alida L.
17 Sep 1882Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
ECCLESTON, Elizabeth
5 Nov 1882
VAN VOORHIS, Lora E.
19 Oct 1882
SOURS, Margaret E.
7 Sep 1882Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
SCHLEGEL, Frances
10 June 1882
NEWBY, Clara L.
1 Apr 1882Tonganoxie, KS
Doug Co, KS
MARTIN, Elsie
30 Apr 1882
FERRY, Mary Ann
26 Oct 1882
MOOHE,Luvina(Miss)
31 Nay 1882Linwood, KS
Doug Co, KS
WARREN ,1'1artha(Mrs)
12 July 1882Leavenworth Co,KS
Doug Co, KS
S~ITH, Polly
14 Dec 1882
~C CLELLAN, Anna
2 Nov 1882
MEREDITH, Angie S.
18 Oct 1882
JACOBS, Emily
2 Feb 1882
WILKINSON, PhoebeM.(Miss) 2 Nov 1882Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, K~
FLUKE, Fanny P.
21 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
MILLER, Irene
24 Dec 1882

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

COUCH, Stephen
7 Sep 1882NOWLIN, Rena
Johnson Co, KS
Doug Co, KS·
Doug Co, KS
COVEY, John W.
18 Feb 1882HILL, Hettie M.
Kansas City, MO
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
COVEY, Thomas
18 Dec 1882
COLE, May
CRISS, Frank
23 July 1882
WISE, Mary J.
CURRY, Thomas H.
HENDERSON, Martha
25 Apr 1882De Boto, KS
Doug Co, KS
Olathe, KS
DAVIDSON, Thomas
WINCKLEMAN, Sarah Jane 11 Mar 1882Leavenworth Co,KS
Doug Co, KS
(WINKELMAN)Leav Co,KS
DEAN, James H.
28 Feb 1882
BURKS, Anna
DEAN, Washington
27 Sep 1882
BEALS, Elizabeth
DELLIT, George W.
4 July 1882WALSTER, Mollie
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
DOERING, John C. R.
BURWERTH, Anna E. F.
13 July 1882Kansas City, MO
Kansas City, MO
Doug Co, KS
DOOLITTLE, Randall K. WALTON, Ella J.
29 Nov 1882
DOUGHTY, George W.
GODFREY, Margaret Catherine 21 Dec 1882Jeff Co, KB
Doug Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
DOUGLAS, Lewis L.
14 June 1882SABLE, Augusta
Wayne Co, IA
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
DRAKE, Isaac
12 Oct 1882
STE~ART, Cornelia F.
DRESSER, Benjamin P.
8 July '1882
EYRE, Maggie
DUIGNAN, Jeremiah
11 Feb 1882
MASSEY, Minerva
DUNN, John W.
23 Mar 1882
JONES, Elizabeth A.
28 Nov 1882
EISELE, Melchior
KAISER, Christine
EMERY, Marion
16 Nov 1882
BRUNER, Ella
FARMER, Alonzo
4 Apr 1882FARMER,' Mary J.
Doug Co, KS
Fall Leaf, KS
Fall Leaf, KS
FIELDS, John
27 Aug 1882PARTLOW, Martha C.
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
16 Oct 1882FINNEY, Frank
HOUGHTELIN, Grace F.
Doug Co, KS
Indian Territory
Doug Co, KS
28 July 1882
FISHER, Augustus
HARRIS, Emma
12 Oct 1882
FLORA, Preston
BELL, Susie
28 Dec 1882
FLUKE, Newton J.
MALLISON, Emma E.
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Fg.#

Officiant

334

G.R. Houts, MG

279

A. H. Foote, PJ

373
325
299

Geo.W. Havermale,MG
A.H. Foote, PJ
S. M. Osmond, MG

286

W. J. Neill, Jr.JF

280

343
320

J. H. Byers, MIN.

A. H. Foote, PJ

T.R. Comstock, MG

323

. A.A. Trimper, MG

367
375

LaTheo lobe, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

314

A. H. Foote, PJ

346
321
278
289
365
363
295

Chas Chadwick,JP
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ
John Ehrsam, MG
Wash. Mercer, MG
A. H. Foote,PJ

332

I.B.Dutton, JP

348

L.W. Spring,IViG

325
346
383

Chas Chadwick,JP
William Jones,MG
James Marvin,DD

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, !CAN SAS l'1ARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 ( Con t ' d)

Date/Flace

Bridegroom

Bride

FRENCH, Frank
Topeka, KS
FRY, William E.
Linwood, KS
FUNK, Simon K.
GILBERT, Clarence S.
Media, KS
GILGES, Thompson W.
GILLILAND, Ambrose
GOLD, Newton W.
Butler, Fenn
GOSLIN, Nelson H.
GRANSTROM, August
GRANT, Charles W.
Lawrence, KS
GRAY, William A.
GREEN, John E.
GUTSMITHL, John
Lyndon, KS
HAAS, Peter A.
HANEY, Thomas
Leav Co, KS
HARMAN, Robert A.
HARPER, Robert C.
Centerville, IA
HAUBER, Frank J.
HELLSTROM, Oscar
HICKS, James
HICKS, James D.
HOGAN, Nep
HOLCOM, Lewis 1"1.
HOUK, George W.
HOUSTON, Edward W.
HOWARD, George
'""Flo'reneE! ~ Kl)
HUGHES, Millard F.
Kansas City, MO

O'BRIEN, Marie
22 Nov 1882Topeka, KS
Doug Co, KS
DRAIN, Isadore
9 Nov 1882
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
ADAMS, Lille A.
19 Apr 1882
SCHOTT, Adella
14 June 1882Kansas City, 1'10
Doug Co, KS
KLOPP, Emma
13 Aug 1882
KLOPP, Sylvana B.
18 June 1882
SCHELL, Eliza (Miss)
19 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
MURPHY, Mary 1'1.
26 June 1882
SMITH, Hulda
17 June 1882
BONNER, Louisa Adele
23 July 1882Covington, KY
Leav Co, KS
COLE, Mary E.
19 Oct 1882
MC INTYRE, Ida E.
5 Jan 1882
VITT, Johanna
3 Oct 1882Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
HUGENOT, Mary C.
"
2 Jan 1882
FLANI(A)GAN,Elizabeth 1'1. 25 Dec 1882Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
ALLEN, Annie E.
5 May 1882
1'1C GEE, Della
26 Aug 1882Topeka, KS
Doug Co, KS
KNUEHL,Barbara E.
13 June 1882
HELLMAN(W~~), Ida
1 Apr 1882
WILLIAMS, Delphia
19 Aug 1882
MOSES, Sallie
28 Dec 1882
ALLBRITTON, Caroline
-4 Aug 1882
SHEETS, Rebecca
6 J"une 1882
WULFKUHLE, Lena M.
25 Reb 1882
MILLER, Roxanna
3 Mar 1882
SYMES, Bessie (Miss)
1 Nov 1882-"
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
WILSON, Ida J.
4 Jan 1882Jefferson Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
-214-

11Wt

Officiant

365

C.E. Williams,MG

362

William J"ones, MG

296
313

William Jones, MG
A. C. Peck, l'1G

329
316
370

William Jones, MG
E. F. Holland, MG
S. M. Osmond, MG

319
315
323

J. A. Simpson, l'1G
S. M. Osmond, MG
John B.McKune,Priest

350
269
338

B. F. Bales, I'1G
G. S. Dearborn, MG
Elias Mayer,Priest

261
372

Chas Avertams,Rev
T.R. Comstock,Elder

304
333

Chas Chadwick,JP
A. H. Foote, PJ

312
293
330
381
328
310
280
283
358

Elias Mayer,Priest
W. J. Neill,JrJP
Wm. Harwell, MG
Samuel Baker,MG
P.M. Lewis, fiG
A. C. Peck, 1'1G
Wm. Draper, JF
A. S. Embree, I'1G
William Jones,1'1G

267

A. S. Embree, l'1G

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882
Bridegroom

(Cont~d)

Bride

Date/Place

E&amp;1l

Officiant

HULBURT, John
Leav Co, KS
HUMPHRIES, William E.
Perryville, KS
HUYETT, George K.
HYLAND, Thomas
Doug Co, KS
INGERSOLL, Frank V.
Osage Co, KS
lOBE, Rev.Dr.LaTheo
IRWIN, Orville C.
JACKSON, John
'JACKSON, William H.
JAMES, William H.
JOHNSON, Charlie
JOHNSTONE, Charles C.
Lawrence, KS
JUNKINS, John W.
KASBERGER, Lewis
KATHERf'T.AN, John
KELLEY, John

STRONG, Ester Lucinda
Leav Co, KS
PLUMMER, Alice
Perryville, KS
CARNAHAN, Isabella
HOGAN, Caroline
Leav Co, KS
HASKINS, Ida
Doug Co, KS
SCOTT,Miss Cornelia A.
HART, Mary C.
JACKSON, Lucy Belle
PEER, Carrie F.
JONES, Belle Vanderhoff
BENSON, Tile (Miss)
HOPE, Etta C.
Kansas City, MO
MARTIN, Jennie
RANCHER, Rosalia
COOK, Josephine
VITT, Mary

3 Feb 1882-

276

A. H. Foote,PJ

291

Justus McCoy,MG

274

354

Wm. D. Lukens,Preacher
Michael Browne,Friest

340

Thomas Scott,MG

309
341

Andrew V.Stout,MG
A. A. Trimper, MG
William Harwell, MG
George S. Dearborn,MG
W. J. Neill,Jr JP
C. J. Scheleen,MG
License only

KIRTLEY, Allen H.
Topeka, KS
KLAUS, Edward W.
KLOFP, John W.
KRAMER, John
LAh~E, Charles P.
LAMBERT, George A.
LANE, Squire M.
Burlington, KS
LANSDOWN, Martin W.
LATCHEf"l, George
LAWSON, John W.
Leav Co, KS
LINDSEY, Henry c.
Topeka, KS

WILBU(E)R, Clara H.
Hesper, KS
THOMAS, Elizabeth A.
NEWCOM, Lorilda
HANSON, Arizona
MARTIN, Mollie E(Miss)
PAINTER, Nancy E.
COOK, Ida M.
Lecompton, KS
DOANE, Sadie
JONES, Eliza
MILLER, Mary Louisa
Doug Co, KS
PALMER, Gertrude(~~s.)
Doug Co, KS

Doug Co, KS
30 Mar 1882Jeff Co, KS
25 Oct 1882
30 Jan 1882Leav Co, KS
30 Sep 1882Concord, KS
15 June 1882
24 Sep 1882
4 June 1882
25 Dec 1882
2 May 1882
5 Mar 1882
17 June 1882

310

378

302

283
315

15 Nov 1882
1 May 1882
20 Nov 1882
6 Feb 1882

362
297
364
273

8 Apr 1882-

295

Doug Co, KS
8 Nov 1882
31 Aug 1882
14 Feb 1882
22 Aug 1882
26 June 1882
11 Jan 1882Doug Co, KS
24 June 1.882
14 Mar 1882
18 Oct 1882Doug Co, KS
6 Feb 1882Doug Co, KS

-215-

Andrew V. Stout,MG
P.A.Brandstaelter,Frst
A. H. Foote,PJ
P.Alphous Brandstaelter,Priest
A. J. Jennings,JP

270

A. H. Foote, PJ
Peter Brubaker,MG
W.Daeschner, Rev
P.M. Lewis, MG
S. G. Brown, Elder
J. H. Bonebrake,MG

319
287
348

A. Beatty,MG
S. M. Osmond, MG
Geo.W.Havermale,MG

276

William Jones, MG

361
332
?
331
318

I

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom
LOGGAN, Robert O.
Washington Co,KS
LOWER, Alfred B.
MADL, John
MAIN, Alfred
Dover, KS
l'lAIN, Wm. ]' •
MAY, Andrew J.
Doniphan Co, KS
MC CARTHY, Daniel
Montana Terr.

Bride

FERRIS, Ellen M.
Doug Co, KS
WARNER, Sallie B.
SCHOENHOFER, I1aly
CASSON, Martha Jane
Dover, KS
JONES, E. Carrie
BONEBRAKE, Eva J.
Doug Co, KS
BAYNE, Georgia alias
" BALENTYNE,Henrietta
Doug Co, KS
MC CAY, George
SIMPSON, Jennie L.
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
MC CLANAHAN, John H.
MC CALL, Sarah M.
MC CLELr.AN, Jacob S.
CRUZAN, Jennie B.
MC CO~ffi, David W.
ALLSTOT, Alice E.
Marion Co, IL
Doug Co, KS
MC CURDY, George F.
RICHARDS, Josephine
MC GONIGAL, Charles S. COOK, Annie
Abilene, KS
Hays,City, KS
MC LAUGHLIN, Ezekiel M. YOUNG,Mrs. Eliza A.
Ottawa, KS
Doug Co, KS
MEAD, J ame s
DAVIS, .Anna
Franklin Co, KS
B'ranklin Co, KS
.MEAL, Marshall
HAl"lILTON, l'lary Jane
Morris Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
MERCER, Washington
GRAY, Mary E.
MESENHEIMER, Benjamin F. BOND, Jane E.
METSKER, Henry C.
BARTON, Mary J.
MEYER, Oliver F.
MARTIN, Cora E.
MILLER, Daniel
BATESON, Mary E.
Doug Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
MILLER, John F.
SWARTZ, Jennie
Rooks Co, KS
Franklin Co, KS
MILYARD, J'ohn C.
EBERHART, Lizzie

Date/Place

!&amp;it

Officiant

11 Oct 1882Doug Co, KS
24 Dec 1882
31 Oct 1882
3 June 1882Doug Co, KS
1 Mar 1882
24 Dec 1882-

345

J .H. Bonebrake ,rom

376
352
311

s. G. Brown, Elder
Elias Mayer,Priest
W. J. Neill, Jr,JP

282
377

A. H. Foote, PJ

20 Nov 1882Doug Co,KS

364

Wm. Jones, MG

29 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS
24 Dec 1882
16 Apr 1882
30 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS
25 Nov 188221 Sep 1882Doug Co, KS
10 May 1882Doug Co, KS
13 Nar 1882Doug Co, KS
23 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS
27 Apr 1882
15 Feb 1882
12 June 1882
12 l'1ar 1882
10 Sep 1882-

301

Chas Chadwick,JP

375
283
302

Thomas Scott, MG
E. B. Slade, MG
A. A. Trimper,MG

363
340

Wm. Jones, MG
A. H. Foote,PJ

304

A.A. Trimper,MG

287

W. J. Neill,Jr.JP

379

A. H. Foote, MG

298
279
312
336

A. C. Feck, l1G
A. H. Foote,rJ
A. H. Foote,FJ
A. A.Trimper,MG
Chas W.Lawrence,JP

298

William Jones, MG

327

William Jones, MG

?

284

C. E. Williams,1'1G

'(

20 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS
3 Aug 1882
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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd)
Date/Place

~

Officiant

MONROE, Anthony
HOLLOWAY, Sarah
MONTGOMERY, Alexander H. LIND, Millie A.
MOODY, Ashley A.
ANDERSON, Jennie E.
Tonganoxie, KS
Tonganoxie, KS
MORIN, Charles C.
HAELSEG, Auguste
MORROW, John W.
BANTA, Clarissa J.
Roodhouse, IL
Lawrence, KS
MUNRO, Donald
WILSON, Ellen L.
MUNSON, Cyrus, C.
HIGBY, Clara I.
Springfield, 1"10
Doug Co, KS
MYERS, Henry F.
MITCHELL, Georgie
Kansas City, MO
Doug Co, KS
NEAL, Albert
MARTIN, Emma
NEILL, Willis J.,Jr.
ST~~ART, Nellie M.
NEUSTIFTER, Charles
BLACHL, Theresa
NEUSTIE'TER, John
GRINER (GREINER),Lena

2 Feb 1882
2 May 1882
2 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS
2 May 1882
29 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS
7 Aug 1882
27 June 1882Doug Co, KS
27 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS
8 Aug 1882
26 Apr 1882
10 Oct 1882
20 Feb 1882

275
303
368

Rufus Parks, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, PJ

303
301

W. J. Neill,Jr.JP
A. H. Foote, PJ

328
320

A.A. Trimper, MG
Geo W.Havermale,MG

381

w.

329

NEWELL, Abraham
Sauk Centre,I"lN
NICHOLS, Ransom
Johnson Co, KS
NIPPER, David M.
Oskaloosa, KS
NUFFER, Jacob
OLIN, Arvin S.
OTT, George .A..
OVERTON, Edward
OWENS, Miles Jackson
Linwood, KS
PATEE, Harry E.
Manhattan, KS
PAUL, Albert L.
PENDLETON, William H.
PERKINS, Lucius H.
PETERSON, Charles
Leav Co, KS
PETTIBONE, Charles B.

19 July 1882Doug Co, KS
3 Apr 1882Doug Co, KS
29 July 1882Jefferson Co,KS
21 Jan 1882
6 Sep 1882
14 Ji'eb 1882
24 Dec 1882
7 Nov 1882Doug Co, KS
1 Mar 1882Doug Co, KS
23 Sep 1882
17 May 1882
15 1"lay 1882
30 Mar 1882Leav Co, KS
19 Dec 1882

324

A. H. Foote, PJ
William Jones, MG
Elias Mayer, Priest
P. Alphonsus Brandstaelter, Rev.
Geo. W.Havermale,MG

294

A. H. Foote, PJ

324

C. W. Cherry, JP

271
334
278
377
359

!'loses
~. J.
Moses
Wash.

281

William Jones, MG

341
306
305
291

C. G. Howland, MG
A. A. Trimper,MG
L. W. Spring, MG
Thomas R.Comstock,MG

373

Geo W.Havermale,!'lG

Bridegroom

Bride

REECE, Leonora
Doug Co, KS
SILSBY, Harriet S.
Doug Co, KS
SHE.H'lPLIN, Mary Jane
Jefferson Co, KS
DISSINGER, Anna
DAVIS, Nartha M.
HYDE, Mary
JOHNSON, Belle
WARDEN, 'I'ali tha
Linwood, KS
TIBBALS, Percy M.
Doug Co, KS
RIDGWAY, Arvilla
POEhLER, Matilda Mary
MORRIS, Clara L.
THORSON, Jennie
Leav Co, KS
WILLEY, Peolina E.

-217-

300

344
277

H. Sweet, MG

Dissinger, MG
Williams, MG
Dissinger, MG
Mercer,MG
A. H. 100te, PJ

,

\

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'

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

PHILLIPS, George H.
10 Dec 1882
RUSSELL, Jenny
PICKERING, Wintford
COATE, Elizabeth
9 Sep 1882
Wellington
PICKLE, Henry E.
HYDE, Mary E.
7 Mar 1882Mitchell Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
PIERSON, J ame s H.
BRACKETT, Hi lla
5 Apr 1882
PUCK.liT, John
LYSINGER, Catherine
13 Mar 1882
14 Sep 1882RADCLIFF, Albert
WADDLE, Lola M.(Miss)
Edgerton,JohnsonCo,KS Doug Co, KS
Johnson Co,KS
REED, James W.
HARVEY, Indiana
31 Dec 1882
REEVES, Frederick
PROCTOR, Elizabeth
13 May 1882Doug Co, KS
Ottawa, KS
Ottawa, KS
RENNER, Frank
BARRIERE, Julia La
2 Oct 1882
RHODES, Jefferson
FITZ, Ella Dora
23 Oct 1882El Paso, TX
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
RICHARDSON, Fred O.
ALBOTT, Mollie
7 Jan 1882
Leav Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
RICHARDSON, Henry F.
HUGHES, Virginia E.(Miss) 25 Oct 1882Doug Co, KS
Valley Falls, KS
Doug Co, KS
31 Mar 1882'" RICHAHDSON, Isaac
RIDDLE, Carrie
18 Jan 1882
ROBERTS, William
MOMAN, Julia Ann
HOTHBERGER, John
ZILLNER, Anna
3 July 1882
ROTHBERGER, Raymond
EPFINGER, Mary
3 July 1882
1 June 1882
RUTHERFORD, Will F.
GEIGER, Jennie
4 July 1882SAWYER, Samuel W.
FARNHAl"'l, Elvira J.
Lyon Co, KS
Lawrence, KS
Emporia, KS
22 Oct 1882
SCHATTENBURG, George
SCHENDEL, Rosanna
4 Oct 1882
SClfrlEID:ER, Gustavus
HOLCOi'lP, I"lary E.
4 July 1882SHIRLEY, Hobert
HULSE, Josephine
Eldorado, KS
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
SISCOE, Eston E.
GLIr~SE, Maggie E.
26 I"lar 1882Doug Co, KS
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
28 Feb 1882SLAGLE, John
FIELD, Elsie
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
?
SMITH, George
BITTERLY, Lena
20 Sep 1882
SI"IITH, James
CLAY, Lucy
20 Dec 1882
Doug Co, KS
•
~amona, KS
Pamona, KS
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~

Officiant

368
336

Joseph Iliff, JP
A. J. Jennings,JP

284

A. S. Embree,MG

294
286
337

John K. Dunn, MG
D. L. Woodward,~in.
Andrew V.Btout,MG

383
3.05

6. M. Osmond, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

342
353

P. Brocard,Priest
G. S. Dearborn, MG

269

License only

354-

S. M. Osmond, MG

292
318
317
307
316

W.J.Neill,Jr. JP
Washington I1ercer,MG
Elias I"layer, Priest
Elias Mayer, Priest
William Jones,MG
R. L. Lotz,MG

350
344
321

F.T. Harder, MG
William Jones,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

290

A. H. Foote, PJ

281

Chas Chadwick, JP

339
374

License only
A. I"lartin, MG

272

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1882 (Coht'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

~

Officiant

SNOW, Charles
Jefferson Co, KS
SOUDERS, Paul
SPIVEY, John Calvin
STAMP, Christopher W.

DEERING, Mary Ann
Jefferson Co, KS
SMART, Amanda
hlJTHERS, Louisa
ADAMS, Emma Blanche

1 Apr 1882Jefferson Co, KS
23 Sep 1882
29 Oct 1882
25 Jan 1882

292

C. W. Cherry, JP

366
355
271

STANLEY, Timothy A.
STARR, John A.
Ray County, MO
STEELE, Charles
STEELMAN, Daniel E.
Franklin Co, KS
STEPANEK, J ohan
STEVENS, James B.
STEVENS, Nelson O.
STILLWELL, David
TAYLOR, Job E.
THO¥~SON, Andrew D.
THURBER, Charles F.
TORNEDON, August
Leav Co, KS
TYRRELL, James P.
Jefferson Co, KS
VANDENBUliGH, Burt
Greenwich,NY
VIERSEN, Joost A.
Osage Co, KS
VITT, Frank
WADE, Edward H.
WALLACE, Joseph W.
Colorado
WASHINGTON, Henry
Jefferson Co, KS
WELLS, Christian T.
Dayton, OH
WESTCOTT, William H.

22 Jan 1882
SA¥~SON, Sybil A.
20 May 1882MARLOW, Ruth
Doug Co, KS
Ray County, MO
21 Oct 1882
LANGNER, Matilda
29 May 1882SWEENEY, Annie M.
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
6 Nov 1882
REISCHL, Carolina
19 Oct 1882
TURNER, Mary S.
22 Mar 1882
DUNCAN, Lucetta D.
7 Apr 1882
BALDWIN, Mary
14 Aug 1882
LANGLEY, Mary
MC KINZIE, Catherine E. 13 July 1882
8 Nov 1882
BACHELOR, Flora E.
5 Jan 1882WOGAN, Nettie
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
BARNES, Ada
3 June 1882Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
1 Aug 1882- :
GADDIS, Lillie
Doug Co, KS
Abilene, KS
30 Aug 1882HARRISCN, Mary C.
Osage Co, KS?
Osage Co, KS
31 Oct 1882
SCHOENHOFER, Mary
25 Dec 1882
JOHNSON, Louisa
5 Feb 1882RICHARDSON, Alma
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
9 Mar 1882AUSTIN, Nancy
Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
24 Aug 1882DAVIS, Margie M.
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
30 Nov 1882
ZI¥~~~, Bessie

272
306

A. H. Foote, PJ
Henry R. Pinckney,MG
Ellsworth Leonardson.
MG
A. A. Trimper, MG
A. H. Foote,PJ

349
308

F. T. Harder, MG
Elias Mayer, Priest

358
351
288
296
330
322
361
267

Elias Mayer, Priest
A.M. Richardson, MG
William Jones, MG
William Jones, MG
A. A.Trimper, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H."Foote, PJ
Aug.Pistor,Pastor

308

Josiah Terrel,MG

357

A. A.Trimper,MG

326

J. P. Deever, MG

352
379
274

Elias Mayer,Priest
A.M.Richardson, MG
J ame s l"larvin, MG

285

Justus McCoy, Min.

331

Wm. F. Harvey,MG

367

Wm. Jones, l"lG

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS

f~IAGE

RECORDS - 1882 (Cont'd)

Bridegroom

Bride

WICKS, Clarence
WILLIS, Augustus A.
WILSON, John W.
Ft. Wayne, IN
WINTERS, Thomas
Leav Co, KS
WHALEY, William
WHITE, Albert D.
White Cloud, KS
WHITNEY, Reuben H.
WOOD, Willard A.
WOODWARD, Charles E.
wRIGHT, John
wYCKOFF, Harrison
YOUNG, Samuel W.

PUGH,' Emma
5 Dec 1882
28 Dec. 1882
WEBBER,Victoria
PARKHURST, Julia Jeanette 21 Dec 1882Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
20 May 1882GIDDINGS Laura
Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
8 Apr 1882
SHARRAI, Clara
14 Dec 1882MARTIN, Kate
Doug Co, KS
Doug Co, KS
LEWIS, Mary J.
31 Oct 1882
21 June 1882
STURDY, Edith E.
CHILCOTE, Alice
16 Mar 1882
4 Jan 1882
OVERSTREET, Maggie
BRYANT, Frances
15 Sep 1882
MOYS, May E.
15 June 1882

Date/Place

Pg.#

Officiant

369
382
372

A. H. Foote, FJ
Wm.Mesenhimer, JP
C. G.Howland,l"iG

307

W.I.(J.) Barber,JP

290
371

A. C. Peck, MG
A. C. Peck, MG

356
317
288
268
337
314

A.M.Richardson,MG
Andrew V. Stout,MG
J. H.Byers, MG
W. Mercer, MG
A. lie Foote, PJ
Henry Moys, MG

ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAYlli - 1882
Bride

Groom

ADAMS, Emma Blanche
ADM'IS, Lille A.
ALBOT'r, t'lollie
ALLBRITTON, Caroline
ALLEN, Annie E.
ALLSTO'r, Alice E.
ANDERSON, Jennie E.
AUSTIN, Nancy
BACHELOR, Flora ~.
BALDWIN, ~ary
BALES, Emma C.
BANTA, Clarissa J.
BARB.EJt, Nary Emma
BARNES, Ada

ST~~, Christopher W.
FUNK, Simon K.
RICHARDSON, Fred O.
HOGAN, Nep
HARr~, Robert A.
MC COMB, David W.
MOODY, Ashley A.
WASHINGTON, Henry
THURBER, Charles ]'.
STILLWELL, David
BARDELL, Charles F.
t'IORROW, John W.
BIGELOW, DeForest
TYRRELL, James P.

:Bride
BARNES, l"largaret
BARRIERE, Julia La
BARTON, l"lary J.
.BATEI"lAN, Hattie
BAYNE,Georgia alias

BALENTTI~E~Henr~etta

BEALS, Elizabeth
BELL, Susie
BENSON, Tila(Miss)
BIT'I'ERLY, Lena
BLACHL, Theresa
BOAZ, Julia A..
BOND, Jane .E.
BONEBRAKE, Eva J.
·BAT~lAN, Mary E

-220-

Groom
BROWN, Samuel
RENNER, ]'rank

YlETSKER, Henry C.
BERRY, Thomas
I"lC CARTHY, Daniel
DEAN, Washington
FLORA, Preston
J'OHNSON, Char1 e s
StUTH, George
NEUSTIFTER, Charles
AYRES, Lorenzo S.
MESENHEIMER,Benjamin F.
flAY, Andrew J.
MILLER, Daniel

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAtlli-1882 (Cont'd)
Bride
BONNER, Louisa Adele
BOWEN, Mary E.
BRACKETT, Milla
BRIDGE, Ella
BRUNNER, Ella
BRYANT, Frances
BURKS, Anna
BURWERTH, Anna E. F.
CARNAHAN, Isabella
CASSON, Martha Jane
CHANCE, Ida M.
CHILCOTE, Alice
CLAY, Lucy
COATE, Elizabeth
COLE, Mary E.
COLE, l'1ay
COLTRANE, Mary M.
COOK, Annie
COOK, Ida 1"1.
COOK, Josephine
CRUZAN, Jennie B.
CULLAR, Rosa E.
DAVIS, Anna
DAVIS, l-largie tl.
DAVIS, Martha M.
DEERING, Mary Ann
DISSINGER, Anna
DOANE, Sadie
GRAIN, Isadora
DUNCAN, Lucetta D.
EBERHART, Lizzie
ECCLESTON, Elizabeth
EPPINGER, Mary
EYRE, Maggie
FARMER, Mary J.

Bride

Groom
GRANT, Charles W.
BROWN, George W.
PIERSON, James H.
BRINDLE, James E.
EMERY, Marion
WYCKOFF, Harrison
DEAN, James H.
DOERING, John C.R.
HUYETT, George K.
"I"lAIN , Alfred
BATEMAN, Emmanuel
WOODWARD, Charles E.
Sl''IITH, James
PICKERING,Wintford
Wellington
GRAY, William A.
COVEY, Thomas
BOWDEN, Frank
MC GONIGAL, Charles S.
LANE, Squire M.
KATHERMAN, John
t'lC CLELLAN, J"acob S.
BAKER, Prather
MEAD, James
WELLS, Christian T.
OLIN, Arvin S.
SNOW, Charles
NUFFER, Jacob
LAN SDOWN, Mart in W.
FRY, William E.
STEVENS, Nelson O.
MILYARD, John C.
BURGESS, James Porter
ROTHBERGER, Raymond
DRESSER, Manj amin P.
FARMER, Alonzo

Groom

FARNHAM, Elvira J.
SAWYER, Samuel W.
FERRIS, Ellen M.
LOGGAN, Robert o.
FIELD, Elsie
SLAGLE, John
FITZ, Ella Dora
RHODES, Jefferson
FLANE(A)GAN,Elizabeth M. HANEY, Thomas
FLUKE, Fanny P.
CORNFORTH, Arthur
FRITZ, Betty
ARNOLD, Reuben
GADDIS, Lillie
VANDENBURGH, Burt
GEIGER, J"ennie
RUTHERFORD, Will F.
GIDDINGS, Laura
WINTERS, Thomas
GISH, Lillian C.
BOLES, John T.
GLIMPSE, Maggie E.
SISCOE, Eston E.
GODFREY,Margaret Catherine DOUGHTY,George W.
GRAY, Mary E.
~~CER, Washington
GRINER(GREINER),Lena NEUSTIFTER, John
HAELSEG, Auguste
MORIN, Charles C.
HAGUE, J"osephine Reed BAILEY, Thomas C.
HAl"lILTON, Mary Jane
MEAL, Marshall
HANSON, Arizone
KRAl"IER, John
HARRIS, Emma
FISHER, Augustus
HARRISON, Mary C.
VIERSEN, Joost A.
HART, Mary C.
IRWIN, Orville C.
HARVEY, Indiana
REED, James W.
Haskins, Ida
INGERSOLL, Frank V.
HELLMAN,(w~),Ida
HELLSTROM, Oscar
HENDERSON, Martha
CURRY, Thomas H.
HENDRY, Florence N.
.ALFORD, Frederick G.'
HIGBY, Clara I.
l"ruNSON, Cyrus C.
ILL, Hettie M.
COVEY, John W.
UGENOT,Mary C.
HAAS, Feter A.
HUGHES , Virginia E.(fLiss) RICHARDSON, Henry F.
HULSE, Josephine
SHIRLEY, Robert
HUTHERS, Louisa
SPIVEY,John Calvin
OGAN, Caroline
HYLAND, Thomas
HOLCOl"lP, I"Iary E.
SCHMEIDER, Gustavus
HOLLOWAY, Sarah
MONROE, Anthony

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAl'-TE-1882 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

HOPE, Etta C.
JOHNSTONE, Charles C.
HOUGHTELIN, Grace F.
FINNEY, Frank
HYDE, Mary
OTT, George A.
HYDE, Mary E.
PICKLE, Henry E.
JACKSON, Lucy Belle
JACKSON, John
JACOBS, Emily
COOPER, Henry
JONES, BelleVanderhoff JAl"'JES, William H.
JONES, E. Carrie
MAIN, Wm. F.
JONES, Eliza
LATCHEM, George
JONES, Eli~abeth A.
DUNN, John W.
JONES, Lucy
BAKER, Jacob R.
JONES, Mary E.
BAKER, Adam
JOHNSON, Belle
OVERTON, Edward
.
JOHNSON, Louisa
WADE, Edward H.
KAISER, Christine
EISELE, Melchior
KLOPF, Emma
GILGEb, Thompson W.
KLOPP, Sylvana B.
GILLILAND, Ambrose
KNUEHL, Barbara E.
HAUBER, Frank J.
LAGERQUIST, Minnie
BECKMAN, Frederick
LANGLEY, Mary
TAYLOR, Job E.
LANGNER, Matilda
STEELE, Charles
LEWIS, Mary J.
WHITNEY, Reuben H.
LIND, t'Jillie A.
I"lONTGOl'1ERY,Alexander H.
LYSINGER,Catherine
PUCKET, John
. MALLISON, Emma E.
FLUKE, Newton J.
MARLOW, Ruth
STARR, John A.
MARTIN, Cora E.
MEYER, Oliver F.
MARTIN, Elsie
CAVANAUGH, 'rhomas P.
YUffiTIN, Emma
NEAL, Albert
MARTIN, Jennie
JUNKINS, John W.
t'UiliTIN, Kate
WHITE, Albert D.
MARTIN, Mollie E.(Miss) LAHUE, Charles P.
MASSEY, Minerva
DUIGNAN, Jeremiah
t'lC CALL, Sarah M.
MC CLANAHAN, John H.
MC CLELLAN, Anna
COOK, Wesley
Me GEE, Della
HARPER, Robert C.

Groom

MC HENRY, Alida L.
BUFFINGTON, L.B.F.
MC INTYRE, Ida E.
GREEN, John E.
MC KINZIE,Catherine E. THOMPSON, Andrew D.
MC KNIGHT, Lilly
BRADSHAW, Harrison G.
YiliINKE, Emma
BAUER, George
t'lELEN, Mary
BOCK, William
MEREDITH, Angie S.
COOK, William F.
MILLER, Irene
COT'rENBERG, James
MILLER, Nary Louisa
LAWSON, John W.
MILLER,Roxanna
HOUSTON, Edward W.
MITCHELL, Georgie
MYERS, Henry F.
MOMAN, Julia Ann
ROBERTS, William
MOORE, Luvina(l"liss)
CLAY, George M.
MORRIS, Clara L.
PERKINS, Lucius H.
MOSES, Sallie
HICKS, James D.
MOYS, May E.
YOUNG, Samuel W.
MURPHY, Mary M.
GOSLIN, Nelson H.
NEWBY, Clara L.
CARTER, William E.
NEWCOM, Larilda
KLOPP, John W.
NOWLIN, Rena
COUCH, Stephen
O'BRIEN, Marie
FRENCH, Frank
OVERSTREET, l"laggie
WRIGHT, John
PAINTER, Nancy E.
LAMBERT, George A.
PALMER, Gertrude (l"lrs) LINDSEY, Henry C.
PARKh~RST,Julia Jeanette
WILSON, John W•
PARTLOW, l"lartha C.
FIELDS, John
PEER, Carrie F.
JACKSON, William H.
FERRY, l'lary Ann
CLARK, Samuel
FLUI"lMER, Alice
HUMPHRIES, William C.
FOEHLER, Matilda Mary PENDLETON, William H.
PROCTOR, Elizabeth
REEVES, Frederick
FUGH, Emma
WICKS, Clarence
RANCHER, Rosalia
KASBERGER, Lewis
RASMUSSEN, Betty
ANDERSON, Olaf
REECE, Leonora
NEWELL, Abraham
REISCHL, Carolina
STEPHANEK, John

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME-1882 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

RICHARDS, Josephine
MC CURDY, George F.
RICHARDSON, Alma
WALLACE, Joseph W.
RIDDLE, Carrie
RICHARDSON, Isaac
RIDGwAY, Arvilla
PAUL, Albert L.
RUSSELL, Jenny
PHILLIPS, George H.
SABLE, Augusta
DOUGLAS, Lewis L.
SAtlPSON, Sybil A.
STANLEY, Timothy A.
SCHELL,Eliza (Miss)
GOLD, Newton W.
SCHENDEL, Ro sanna
SCHOTTENBURG, George
SCHLEGEL, Frances
CARRUTH, William H.
SCHOTT, AdelIa
GILBERT, Clarence S.
SCHOENHOF'ER, Maly
l"lADL, John
SCHOENHOFER, Mary
VITT, Frank
SCOTT, Niss Cornelia A. IOBE, Rev. Dr.LaTheo
SHARRAI, Clara
WHALEY, William
SHEETS, Rebecca
HOLCOM, Lewis 1"1.
SHRII"lPLIN, Mary Jane
NIPPER, David M.
SILSBY, Harriet S.
NICHOLS, Ransom
SIMPSON, Jennie L.
MC COY, George
SMART, Amanda
SOUDERS, Paul
SMITH, Hulda
GRANSTROM, August
SMITH, Polly
CLOUD, Albert
SOURS, Margaret E.
BUTTS, Charles S.
STEWART, Annie
BLUE, George A.
STEWART, Cornilia J!'.
DRAKE, Isaac
STE~ART, Nellie M.
NEILL, Willis J. ,Jr.
STRONG, Ester Lucinda hlJLBURT, John
STURDY, Edith E.
WOOD, Willard A.
SWAN, Laura M.
ANDERSON, John S.
SWARTZ, Jennie
l"IILLER, John F.
SWEENEY, Annie M.
STEELMAN, Daniel E.
SYMES, Bessie (Miss)
HOWARD, George

Groom

THOMAS, Elizabeth A. KLAUS, Edward W.
THOI1PSON, Mattie
BRYANT, Charles
THORSON, Jennie
PETERSON, Charles
TIBBALS, Percy M.
PATEE, Harry E.
TURNER, Mary S.
STEVENS, James B.
VAN VOORHIS, Lora E. BUTLER, Elmer E.
VITT, Johanna
GUTSMITHL, J'ohn
VITT, Mary
KELLEY, John
VOGEL, Katherine
. BRUEGGEN, John
WADDLE,Lola M.(Miss) RADCLIFF, Albert
WALLACE, Sarah B.
BRYANT, Charles H.
WALSTER, Mollie
DELLIT, George W.
WALTON, Ella J.
DOOLITTLE,Randal1 K.
WARDEN, Talitha
OWENS, Miles Jackson
WARNER, Sallie B.
LOWER, Alfred B.
WARREN, Martha(Mrs.) CLINE, William F •.
WEBBER, Victoria
wILLIS, Augustus A.
WILBU(E)R, Clara H.
KIRTLEY, Allen H.
WILKINSON,FhoebeM.(Miss) CONWAY, Peter
WILLEY, Peolina E.
PETTIBONE, Charles B.
WILLIAMS, Delphia
HICKS, James
WILBON, Ellen L.
MUNRO,.Donald
WILSON, Emma M.
ARGUBRIGHT, John P.
WILSON, Ida J.
HUGHES, Millard F.
WINCKLEMAN,Sarah Jane DAVIDSON, Thomas
(WINK.ELMAN)
CRISS, Frank
WISE, Mary J.
TORNEDON, August
WOGAN, Nettie
HOUK, George W.
~'ULFKUHLE, Lena M.
YOUNG, Mrs. Eliza A. MC LAUGHLIN, Ezekiel
ROTHBERGER, John
ZILLNER, Anna
INESTCOT'r, William H.
ZIMM.ERMAN, Bessie

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�D9UGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS l"lARRIAGE RECORDS - 1883
From Book 5 in the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division of the District Court,Room
144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, Kansas. Compiled by Edna welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place if not Dg.60.

ADAMS, James
CARf~, Cyrena
11 June 1883
ALBERT, William
BUKER, Mary
20 Nov 1883
1 Mar 1883
ALLEN, William
FAYNE, Martha
ANDERSON, Benjamin
HENSON, Bettie
25 Oct 1883
ANDERSON, Francis 11.
PARKHURST, Ida 1'1.
8 Feb 1883
ANDERSON, James W.
ORr~, Cassie E.
24 Dec 1883-'
Edwardsville, KS
Linwood, KS
Dg. Co, KS
ARGNBRIGHT, Joseph
HENSHAW, Ellen
20 Mar 1883Cedar Junction,KS
Cedar Junction,KS
Dg.Co, KS
ARIE, John
CLAY, Annie
5 July 1883Loring, KS
Loring, KS
Dg. Co, KS
BAKER, William J.
AUSTAETT, Louisa
18 Dec 1883Boston, Mass.
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, K5
BANCROFT, William E.
EDGAR, Kate V.
25 Oct 1883Jefferson Co, KS
Jefferson Co, KS
Jeff. Co,KS
BARNETT, Nathaniel
BROWN, Rhoda
11 Oct 1883
BASKERVILLE, Emanuel J. DUDGEON, Sadie R.
29 Aug 1883
BEAGLE, David
HENRY, Alsina
18 June 1883
BEAL, John G.
WALRUFF, Addie
29 Nov 1883
BEAM, Emanuel
LINK, Mary A.
18 May 1883Jasper Co, MO
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
BEHRNS, William
TRANS~iliIER, Mollie
13 Dec 1883
BILL, J'ackson
DODDS, r'iartha
1 l"lar 1883Osage Co, KS
Dg. Co, KB
Dg. Co, KS
BENEDICT, Fred R.
BARDELL, Hattie L.
14 Nov 1883Dg. Co, KS
Leav. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
BLAKER, William S.
GREGG, Emma
18 Aug 1883Dg. Co, KS
Leav. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
BLEAKLEY(BLAECHEL),Frank SOr'~S, Anna
9 Oct 1883
BLEVINS, John R.
PETTY, Theodocia
14 July 1883
BOLES, James L.
EIDEMILLER, Helen E.(Miss) 13 Feb 1883
BO~~, George
COREL, Ella
31 Oct 1883
BREHM, William E.
WEED, Addie R.
13 lVlar 1883Carbondale, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
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~~e #

Officiant

498
409
490
393
514

D. S. Mac Ewan,1'1G
August Pistor, 1'1G
B. F. Bates, M.G
Washington Mercer,1'1G
A. H. Foote, PJ
A.. H. Foote, PJ

417

A. h. Foote, PJ

446

A. H. Foote, PJ

509

A. H. Foote, PJ

480

C. W. Cherry, JP

485
463

Dudley Lee, MG
Werter R.Davis, MG
ehas Chadwick, JP
1'1. C. Duggan,Priest
W. D. Stover, MG

443

505

434

Harder, !"lG
David Dodds, l"lG

507
406

F'.

497

A. M. Richardson,1'1G

459

A. H. Foote, PJ

470

Elias 1'1ayer,Pri~st
Frank B. Olds,MG
S. M. Osmond, l"lG
A. A. Trimper, MG
George Hale Scott,MG

449

396
493
414

\. -'

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I"lARRIAGE RECORDS - 188Ai, (Cont' d)
Bridegroom
BRENDER, Frederick L.
BRICKELL, William G.
Olathe, KS
BROWN, Charles O.
BROWN, Thomas R.
BRUCE, Charles F.
Rensselaer, Ind.
BRUNE, George C.
BRUNE, Samuel Edward
BRUNE, William H.
Dg. Co, KS
BUELL, Fremont
New Bloomington, OH
BURNE'I'T, Benjamin
BUTTS, Halleck D.
Valley Falls, KS
CADE, George W.
CA¥~BELL, Eliott A.
t10rris Co, KS
CArfrBELL, Henry E.
CAMPBELL, William H.
CARLTON, Sidney E.
CARSON, Daniel
CARSON, John
CARTER, Adam
CARY, Thomas E. T.
CAYLOR, Isaac J.
CHADWICK, Charles
CHAF~AN, William E.
• CHEESI"lAN, Edmund G.
CHRISTY, William F.
Dg. Co, KS
CLARK, Ezra J.
CLARK, Francis C.
CLARK, John
CLARK, Sheridan T.
Wyandotte Co, KS
Leav. Co, KS

II&lt;

Bride

Date/Place

~

Officiant

MILLER, Emma
ROUSH, Annie
Dg. Co, KS
STILLWELL, Olive Leanna
FUREL, Jennie
WILSON, Anna J.
Dg. Co, KS
FETHEROLF, Jennie M.
ALBRIGHT, May
flENZER, Helena
Dg. Co, KS
BATMAN, Clara
Dg. Co, KS
JACKSG::, Laura
LADD, Emma J.
Dg. Co, KS
WALDIE, ~aggie B.
SMOOT, Sadie
Jeff. Co, KS
KING, Cassia E.
CUkTIS, Nellie C.
HAYS, Nannie
GIDEON, Mary
DI~~iliRY, Isabella
SMITH, Hattie
Barker, Mollie
POWERS, Vienna
STOCKWELL, Nancy H.
OGDEN, Mollie B.(Miss)
DREISBACH, Mary E.
RHODES, Ellen
Dg. Co, KS
FLORY, Lucy
OSBORN, Emma G.
KENNEDY, Amanda
SHERLOCK, Hilda S.
Kansas City, 1'10
Leav. Co, KS

1 Nov 1883
6 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS
11 Jan 1883
22 Feb 1883
26 Dec 1883Dg. Co, KS
26 Apr· 1883
20 5ept 1883
1 Feb 1883Hopewell, KS
4 June 1883Dg. Co, KS
25 Dec 1883
9 Aug 1883Dg. Co, KS
1 Feb 1883
10 May 1883Jeff. Co, KS
1 Feb 1883
5 Mar 1883
29 Nov 1883
29 July 1883
15 Apr 1883
20 Sept 1883
28 Dec 1883
28 Aug 1883
14 June 1883
26 Apr 1883
17 Apr 18838 Feb 1883Franklin Co,KS
18 Apr 1883
15 Aug 1883
8 Mar 1883
7 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS
Leav. Co, KS

492
466

John Ehrsam, MG
A. H. Foote, FJ

385

A. G. Sawin, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Wm. P. Haworth,l'lG

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404

516

391

Daniel Walter, MG
Christ Bruegger,MG
J. Ehrsam, MG

437

Chas.Chadwick. JP

513
455

Washington ~jercer,hG
J.w. Alderman, I1G

392
431

S. ~l. Osmond, I"iG
C. W. Cherry, JP

393
410

Werter R. Davis, MG
A. A. Trimper, I1G
s. L. Johnson, MG
A. H. Daniels, MG
Washington Mercer,MG
A. H. Foote,PJ
C. G. Crysler, l"1G
D. S. MacEwan, ~lG
C. G. Howland, MG
S. Ii. Osmond, ~lG
Samuel Kelsall, MG
C. F. Tector, MG

428
474

504
453

425
475
517
464
442

427
421

396
426
458
412

467

A. H. FOOTE, PJ
Jas. Marvin, I"lG
Dudley Lee, MG
A. H. Foote, FJ

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Flace

~

Officiant

CLELAND,William W.
COLWELL, Robert
Leav. Co, KS
COOPER, David 1'1.
Paola, KS
COOPER, Samuel
COOP, Frederick
CORY, Francis G.
CRANE, William
Johnson Co, KS
CRIPE, John S.
DEr~, Cyrus M.
DESQUE, Henry
DOANE, Fred W.
DOANE, George E.
DOMINIQUE, Rovere
Gazolino
DRAPER, Geo. W.
DUDLEY, John H.
DEE r~s, Joseph L.
DUNCAN, Wesley H.
EASLEY, Henry E.
EDMONDS, James W.
Nevada, 1"10
ELSTON, David C.
El"lERY, Melville
Galesbury, ILL
FEE, John Howard
FITCHUE, James
FITC1.iUE, Joseph
Dg. Co, KS
FITZPATRICK, James
FORTH, Eddison F.
FORTIN, Nelson L.
Boston, Mass.
FRAKER, William S.
Dg. Co, KS

DOUGLASS, Alice M.
FOWLER, Anna
Dg. Co, KS
THRASHER, Kate
Dg. Co, KS
KENNEDY, Carrie
OTT, Helen
HOLLINSHEAD, Ellen
ELGIN, Laura
Johnson Co, KS
TINKEY, Sarah
LEWIS, Kate L.
SHEETS, Lena
ALLEN, Josephine
LACY, Julia E.
HEGER, Dheresia

21 Noc 1883
12 July 1883-

501
447

A. M. Richardson, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

14 Aug 1883-

457

J-as. Marvin, MG

412
416
402
452

Dudley Lee, MG
Jos. Rahskopf, MG
Werter R.Davis, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

376
479
390
426
473
413

Peter Brubaker, MG
C. E. Williams, MG
August Fistor, NG
Daniel Walter, MG
A. fie Foote, PJ
H. Foote, PJ

24 June 1883
28 Feb 1883
5 June 1883
7 Nov 1883
29 Aug 1883
13 Feb 1883-

443
406
438

J. A. Hubenger, MG
C. E. Williams, MG
John S. Brown, MG
J. W. Alderman, MG
A. H. Daniels, MG
A. K. Johnson, !";.G

18 Nov 1883
3 Feb 1883

500
394

A. A. Trimper, MG

418
508
486

A. Beatty, I1G

511

H. 1"1. Green, I1G

ANDERSON, Mary E.
HART UP , Hattie J.
MC CURDY, Annie H.
BAILLIE, Eliza S.
SCOTT, Frankey E.
ARNETT, Laura M.
Dg. Co, KS
WILKESON, Annie E.
ABRA.MZ, Josie
Dg. Co, KS
BURN TON , Ella E.
LOWRY, Ella
GREEN, Anni e
Leav. Co, KS
BRASS, Sallie S.
RUSSELL, Eliza Ann
Sl"IITH, Katie R.
Dg. Co, KS
HATCH, Emma L.
Jeff. Co, KS

Dg. Co, KS

Dg. Co, KS
8 Nar 1883
22 Mar 1883
28 Feb 1883
25 July 1883Dg. Co, KS
1 Jan 1883
30 Sept 1883
25 Jan 1883
15 Apr 1883
18 Sept 1883
12 Mar 1883

Dg. Co, KS

Dg. Co, KS
22 Mar 1883
13 Dec 1883
15 Oct 1883Leav.Co, KS?
24 Dec 1883
10 July 1883
16 july 1883Dg. Co, KS
21 Jan 1883~
Jeff. Co, KS

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494
463
397

A. H.

F'oote, PJ

William Harwell,hG
R. Martin, l"lG

447
448

Sam'l Eaker, MG
A. Beatty, MG

389

Justus McCoy, MG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS rillRRIAGE RECORDB - 1883 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

Officiant

C. G. Crysler, l"lG
FRAZIER, William C.
JEMISON, Alice ~.
17 June 1883
442
A. h. Foote, PJ
FREDERICK, Frank C.
NOSRIS, Sylvia E.
17 Feb 1883401
Topeka, KS
Topeka, KS
DS. Co, KS
S. M. Osmond, ~G
FRENCH, Charles D.
WARNE, Caroline ~ackey(Mrs.) 21 Aug 1883
461
J. P. Dahlquist, l"IG
FRIDLUND, John F.
SWANSON, Minnie
12 Oct 1883485
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Osage Co, KS
Wilmot Whitfield, l"lG
GALE, Leonidas 'r.
PARRETT, AdelIa D.
9 May 1883431
Leav. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
D. S. Mac Ewan, MG
GAMBLE, Charles N.
LAnD, l'lary E.
22 Mar 1883417
Lansing, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
A. H. Foote, FJ
GARDNER, Thomas S.
HILL, Nancy J.
25 Dec 1883514
Aurora Spgs, MO
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Jas. Marvin, l"lG
GARRETT, Edwin L.
WADE, Eudora A.
13 11ar 1883414
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Osage Co, KS
A. H. Foote, PJ
GAUSNELL, James W.
TRAPP, Amanda
19 July 1883450
Leav. Co, K5
Leav. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
A. A. Trimper, MG
GIERTZ (GEIRTZ),Andreas SCHNEIDER Amelia~ 9 June 1883
440
A. H. Foote, PJ
GILBREATH, Ain S.
BANCOM,MaryAClementina 5 Sept 1883465
Johnson Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Geo. Hale Scott, MG \,..--'
GILLESPIE, James B.
WILSON, Jessie
31 May 1883
437
A.
H. Foote, PJ
GILLILAND, Thomas L.
DEMPSTER, Maggie T.
12 Apr 1883
423
J. H. Bonebrake, rIG
GLENN, William B.
WIl'lER, Sarah L.
9 Dec 1883
507
A. G. Sawin, l"IG
GRAHAM, Samuel
HIGBY, Nettie
5 June 1883436
Franklin, Penn.
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Washington 11ercer ,NG
GRAVES, Rid
,SWEEZY,Jane
15 Nov 1883498
Atchison, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
c.J • 1'1. Michael, I'lG
GROSDIDIER, Edward W. DWYRE, Mollie
16 Apr 1883425
Johnson Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
~. Co, KS
GUSTAFSON, Charles John CARLSON, Augusta Elizabeth 10 Oct 1883-License Only
A. A. Trimper, l"lG
HADLEY, Theodore W.
DAVIS, Cora E.
28 June 1883
444
A. A. rrrimper, l'1G
HAGLUND, John A.
OLSON, Nary C.
14 Apr 1883
424
H. 1''1. Greene, MG
~~SHIRE, Rufus A.
LEAMER, Kate K.
6 June 1883
438
HARBAUGH, William W.
TRAVIS, Alice E.
25 Apr 1883-License Only
C. w. Dabourdien,JP
HARRIS, Herbert E.
FATTY, Anna
26 Oct 1883491
Linwood, KS
Linwood, KS
Leav.Co, KS
A. H. Foote, PJ'
HARRISON, Abraham L.
HEF.E'NER, Louisa
6 bep 1883
467
T

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�DOUGLAS

COUNTY, KANSAS fillRRIAGE RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd)

Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

!:&amp;it

Officiant

HART'r.r'lANN (HARTI'iANN),

SCHRAEDER, l"linnie

10 l"lar 1883

413

August Fistor, !vlG

Augustus
VOGL, Frances C.
HAUBER, Joseph
SOXl"'lAN, Annie Mary
RAUS, Josiah C.
SUTTON, Frances
HAYI"UiN., Edward T.
Frank. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
HANSON, Betty
HERl"lAN, Peter
Dg. Co, KS
Ch~nute, KS
HUNTER, Minnie C.
HICKS, Charles
Leav. Co, KS
Leav. Co, KS
HIGH, William H.
PUCKET'r, l"lartha
Jeff. Co, .KS
Topeka, KS
ALDER, Sarah E.
HINES, David P.
OSMOND, Ida K.
HOLBROOK, Norman E.
Dg. Co, KS
l"iarengo, IA
HOLLISTER, Jeremiah J. BRYANT, Nettie M.
BRITTON, Vestia E.
HORN BARGER , John G.
Lawrence:~ KS
Emporia, KS
HOSKINSON, Williamson K. NICHOLS, Jennie A.
HOUSE, Lucious O.
SEARL, Ella A.
Dg. Co, KS
Topeka, KS
STEWART,
Ida
HOWARD, James I.
Jeff. Co, KS
Jeff. Co, KS
HUGHES, Benjamin
STUDLEY, Jennie
LOWRY, .Annie
JACKSON, Charles
DALE, Cora
JACKSON, Lawson
BUCKRANAN, Belle
J.AMES, Sa.m.uel
PLANGHER, Susan
JARBOE, Richard Alva
l"lILLBR, Adele
JARDON, Frank X.
J'ONES, George 1":.
HAYS, Jennie
KLINE, Nary D.
JONES, Jesse
Leav. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
REYNOLDS, Dora G.
JONES, Robert 1"1.
JORDAN, Augustus M.
GCRl"IONT, Rosalie
Edgerton, KS
l"ledia, KS

14 Nov 1883
496
18 Oct 1883
487
12 Jan 1883387
Dg. Co, KS
16 Nov 1883497
Chanute, KS
7 Feb 1883394
Falleaf(Leav.Co,KS)
15 Feb 1883399
Shawnee Co, KS
25 Nov 1883
503
15 Aug 1883458
Dg. Co, KS
5 Sept 1883
466
456
13 Aug 1883Dg. Co, KS
18 Nov 1883
499
422
12 Apr 1883Dg. Co, KS
3 Oct 1883480
Dg. Co, KS
22 Aug 1883
461
20 Dec 1883
511
27 Sept 1883
477
7 June 1883
437
482
7 Oct 1883
5 Dec 1883
506
28 Feb 1883
404
23 Jan 1883389
Dg. Co, KS
21 Nov 1883
501
9 Jan 1883386
Dg. Co, KS

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Elias Mayer, Priest
Wm. H. Sweet, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Aug. Johnson, I'lG
Sam. Kelsall, I'lG
H. Z. Dunlap, JF
\oJ. D. Stover, rvlG

S. N. Osmond, MG

A. A. Trimper, l"IG

L. C. Ebey, MG

J. E. Whiting, MG
Clark G.Howland, l"lG
A. H. Foote, FJ
B. F. Bates, MG
11artin, 1'1G
A. H. Daniels, l"lG
Washington Mercer,MG
Sam 'I Baker, 1"IG
A. G. Sawin, l"lG
G. S. Dearborn,l"lG
Geo.W. Havermale,MG

F~obert

Andrew Douglass, JF
f'. Brosard, l"IG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS
Bridegroom

Bride

~~IAGE

RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd)
Date/Place

~

KARNES, Abraham F.
CLARK, Clara Ellen
1 Feb 1883
392
KIRCHNER, John
462
GRANVI~LE, Bridget
25 Aug 1883
KEI]'ER, Wilbur F.
hITCHELL, Emma
9 Jan 1883387
Boulder, Colo.
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
KEl"lP, William J.
PLATZ, Ella
29 July 1883
453
KIESEl-HvETTER, John Edward ROBERTS,Minnie hay 22 Sept 1883476
Leav. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KG
Dg. Co, KS
KING, Edward
BEESON, Mollie
419
31 ~lar 1883
. KINSEY, Charles
444
TUF'FIELD, !'largaret J.
29 June 1883
KIRKtlliN, Charles
451
DAVENFORT, Ida Lee
25 July 1883Linwood, KS
Eall Leaf, KS
Dg. Co, KS
KLAUS, Louis J.
WEYBRIGHT, Nora
13 Jan 1883
389
KLOPF,Aaron T.
SN YDER , Mary E.
489
21 Oct 1883Kansas City, MO
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
KNIGHTEN, Jesse W.
468
LA RUE, Mary E.
7 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS
Coffey Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
KNOEPF'EL, Adam
HUNTSINGER, Emma
415
15 !,lar 1883Wellsville, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
KNUEHL, Joseph A.
384
RUE¥...L, Justine
1 Jan 1883Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Leav. Co, KS
LA BARRIERE', Emil
BROWN, Kate
472
17 Sept 1883Rich Hill, I"10
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
LANDON, Herbert
RODELL, Annie s. !'1.
31 Jan 1883
391
LAVAN, James
MURPHY, Johanna
479
29 Sept 1883
LENARD, Charles
STAGGERS, Kate
483
6 Oct 1883
LEWIS, Charles
484
LOWRY, Willie (Miss)
11 Oct 1883
LEWIS, Walter D.
400
CAl"1FBELL, Amanda
18 Feb 1883
LIGHTWILER, Rudolph
446
LIGHTWILER, Sarah
3 July 1883
LIKES, Moses I"1.
HOPFING, Sarah Jane
24 Dec 1883
513
LINK, Charles W.
BUTLER, Catharine
449
17 July 1883Topeka, KG
Topeka, KS
Dg. Co, KS
LONG, William
~1ADDEN, Maggie
1 Oct 1883-License only
LUIS, Alo
SEIBOLD, Ibena
436
28 May 1883
LYMAN, Dwight G.
420
rillDRICK, Annie A.
8 Apr 1883
LYON, A. DeWitt
WELLl"lAN, I"1innie A.
10 Aug 1853
456

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Officiant
~}oseph Iliff, JF
J. E. Whiting, ~lG
Werter R.Davis, MG

J. B. Whisler, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
H. Ford, MG
Chas.Chadwick, JF
A. H. Foote, FJ

P. M.Lewis, !'lG
A. H. :Foote, PJ

A. H. Foote, FJ
Daniel Walter, I"lG
Wm. N. Fage, I"lG
C. G. Crysler, MG
A. A. Trimper, I"IG

Elias Mayer,Priest
A. H. Foote, PJ
R. Martin, MG
A. A. Trimper, MG
A. ~-l. Foote, FJ
A. H. Foote, fJ
A. H. Foote, FJ
Elias Mayer, Priest
S. M. Osmond, MG
J. W. Alderman, MG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I'IARRIAGE RECORDS - 1833 (Cont I d)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Flace

MARTENS, August
BRMfD, Minnie
4 Mar 1883
r"JillTIN, f"Iajor
WATSON, Serena
17 Sept 1883
flliRVIN, Elmer G.
BRYANT, Farthena
28 July 1883
NC CALL, Alexander
NICKELL, Amanda E.
21 Dec 188,
1'1C CREARY, Miller B.
MANN, Clarissa H.(Miss) 17 hay ,1883
Leav. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
MC GEE, George, Jr.
DENNIS, Viola
2 Jan 1883
MC KINNEY, Archibald
SFERAW, Alice M.
27 Feb 1883Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Holling, K.S
NC KNIGHT, Francis Marion DUTTON, Lillie
10 Nov 1883
MC LEAN, Michael F.
POLLEY, Elsie Belle
12 Sept 1883Dodge City, KS
Dodge City, KS
Dodge Co, K.S
f"lC LH'IANS, James W.
CHILD, Harriet L.
1 Oct 1883
MC NEIL, Daniel C.
SCHOENING,Weaver P.(~~s.) 25 Jan 1883Osceola, 1'10
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
MEAD, John
MC FARLAND, Julia
13 Feb 1883Pamona, KS
Pamona, KS
Dg. Co, KS
l"'lEADE, Frank A.
PUTN.AM, r·j,arcia J.
7 Oct 1883
l"'lENDENHALL, Charles
COX, Elmira E.
3 F'eb 1883Laveta, Colo.
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
METSKER, John L.
HARDING, Mary M.
27 May 1883
MILLER, John
GASSER, Rosa
10 June 1883
f"'lONROE, Andy
NELSON, Winnie
7 Nov 1883
l"'10NTGOMERY, Edgar tI.
PLATZ, Emma
1 Nar 1883
l"'lOORE, Allen
MC CAULEY, hary
19 Sept 1883
MORRIS, Alfred 'r.
TINKEY, Elizabeth
24 Dec 1883Frank. Co" KS
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
MORRIS, William H.
OSBORN, Hallie C.
11 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS
Wilson Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
MURlEY, Daniel J.
SOULE, Bertha
26 Dec 1883Ark City, KS
Eldorad , KS
Dg. Co, KS
MYERS, Elmer E.
MC CALL, I"ici.tilda
30 Sept 1883
NElS, .Peter
GENTH£R, l"'lary
2 May 1883
NEWBY, Richard F.
l"'IACY, l'1ary L.
14 Apr 1883Kansas City, 1'10
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
OLSON, Anton
LOFGREN, Carrie
28 Apr 1883

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£&amp;.£

Officiant

408
472

August Fistor, tlG
welborn Wright, MG
Benj. F. Bates, MG
C. E. Williams, NG
s. IvI. Osmond, MG

454-

510
433
384
405

A. H. Foote, PJ

495
470

A. H.

480
390

A. H. Foote, PJ
Geo. W.Havermale,I''lG

397

A. H. Foote, PJ

483
395

Elias Nayer,~riest
Frank B. Glds, I'!G

435
441
494
407
474
512

Daniel E. Smith, MG
J. Ehrsam, l"1G
!-'. Johnson, MG
Christopher Flory,HG
R. hartin, l'lG
A. H. F'oote, PJ·

471

.A. H. Foote, PJ

515

A. Beatty, l'1G

478
429
424

C. E. Williams, MG
F. T. Harder, NG
William F. Haworth,MG

429

A.

B. S. Crosby, MG
Foote, P'J
Jas. Marvin, l'lG

A. Trimper, l"'lG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I"iARRIAGE RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

OTTINGEB., Feter
HAlif"lON, Lydia
6 Dec 1883Jeff. Co, KS
Jeff. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
OWENS, Benjamin H.
SLArPER, Hary
9 Aug 1883Henry Co, MO
Henry Co, 1'10
Dg. Co"; KS
OWINGS, Nathan B.
MC GEE, Alice
21 Nov 1883Oak Grove, 1'10
Jeff. Co, HO
Jeff. Co, KS
PAGE, Clifton
FLEI1ING, Nina Edith
14 Aug 1883Topeka, KS
Topeka, KS
Dg. Co, KS
PARLET'r, Benjamin F.
HART, Flora
13 Nov 1883Frank. Co, KS
Pottawatomie Co,KS
Dg. Co, KS
FARM, George
ADAl'lS, Jane
5 Aug 1883
PARMENTER,Charles S.
WILLIAMS, Anna G.
25 Dec 1883
FENCIUlliD, William E.
WATTS, Mary E.
30 Oct 1883
FERSON, John
PETERSON, Christine
10 Apr 1883
l'ETRIE, Richard R.
BROWN, Millie
10 Sept 1883
PHILLIPS, Rufus F'.
HOOD, Elizabeth
27 Sept 1883
PINGREE, George E.
GILES, Elizabeth M.
16 Oct 1883Dg. Co, KS
Rockford, IL
Dg. Co, KS
PRICE, w..lliam A.
GILL, Eva R.
18 Jan 1883
HAGER, Samuel
HILL, Rachel
29 Aug 1883
RANDALL, Clarence L.
RAYSON, Emma A.
2 July 1883Cedar Junction, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
RANDALL, William F.
BROOKE, Julia M.
6 l":ar 1883
RANSDELL, Daniel B.
FLOYD,.b.nna
22 F'eb 1883
READING, James W.
FRIDLEY, Bertha M.
1 Sept 1883
REAGAN, J'ohn
I"1C CltRTY(I":C CARTHY) ,I"lary 19 June 1883Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
REBER, Daniel H.
STROBEL, Louisa
5 I"lar 1883Dg. Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
REDIvlON, Charles H.
0' SULLIVAN, I"lary 1'1.
17 Oct 1883Osage Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
REYES, Henry
WINCHELL, Aggie
10 Dec 1883
RICE, Charles W.
GRIFFIN, Emily
27 July 1883Grand Rapids, Mich.
Kansas City, KS
Dg. Co, KS
RICHARDS, Hugh Tudor
f'ULLER, Lizzie J.
20 Feb 1883Hermansillo-Sonora ,1'1ex. Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
-231-

Eg.,

Officiant

506

a. H. Foote, F'J

455

H. H. Howard, JP

503

A. A. Trimper, MG

457

A. H. Foote, f'J

495

J.W.Alderman, hG

454
515
492
422
469
477
487

A. H.
F. J.
D. S.
A. H.
A. H.
Chas.
A. H.

388
462

445

G. S. Dearborn, l'1G
B. Foote, FJ'
W. A. Boucher, MG

411
403
464
440

A. H. Foote, FJ .
\Villiam Jones, riG
A. H. Foote, PJ'
M. J. Cas~y,Priest

407

F. T. Harder, MG

488

A. H.

508
452

J. W. Alderman, MG
Chas. Chadwick, JP

403

James I"larvin, l'lG

Daniels, MG
Williams, MG
Mac Ewan, MG
Foote, PJ
Foote, PJ
Chadwick, JP
Foote, PJ

A.

lt~oote,

P'J

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS

r~~IAGE

RECORDS - 1883 (Cont'd)

Date/Place

Bridegroom

Bride

ROBINSON, Daniel G.
ROTH, Charles E.
Atchison, KS
ROYfJfI'EH, Nat
Jeff. Co, KS
RUSCH, John
SAN":F'ORD, William C.
Fontiac, Mich.
SCHOEN HOFFER , John
SEIWALD, Frank
Dg. Co, KS
SIMMS, Edward
SHE;~, James B.
Dg. Co, KS
SHIELDS, Joseph H.
SI'lI'I'H, George H.
Kingman, KS
SNI'I'H, John
SI'lITH, Ross
St'lITH, \val ter S.
St. Louis, 1"10
SI'lITH, William J.
Shawnee, Co, KS
SNYDER, George W.
SOl"YiER, Joseph
SPERRY, S. Watson
SPIETZ, Robert J.
SPRING, John W.
STANLEY, Jasper N.
Jeff. Co, KS
STERLING, Miles Wilson
STEWART, Odus
ST. LeUIS, John E
Topeka, KS
8'lIOEVER., D. Herman

3 May 1883
24 July 1883Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
EORTON, Ellernora
17 Sept 1883Dg. Co, KS
Jeff. Co, KS
20 Nov 1883
OLl"lSTED, Julia
27 Dec 1883BROWNE, Josie E.
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
2 Oct 1883
SOrJ'JER, Nary
3 Oct 1883HADEL, Caroline
Dg. Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
10 l'lay 1883
BUTTER, Courtney
18 Nov 1883RIC.H.ARD, Maud
Shawnee Co, KS
Oakland, Calif.
18 Feb 1883
w'ILLIAMS, Hannah
14 Oct 1883SHOwALTER, Lillian I"1.
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
PETERSON, haria C.
3 Mar 1883
3 Oct 1883
JONES, Fannie
26 Dec 1883rLARTIN, Alice C.
Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
l"IC NEIL, rlary
14 l"iay 1883Dg. Co, KS
Perryville, KS
BITTERLY, Lizzie
3 Sept 1883
l"iADDLE (I'1.ADEL), l"lary
8 May 1883
COREL, Ollie
3 Jan 1883
20 Feb 1883
WIEDEMANN, Lizzie
23 Oct 1883
HARRIS, Joanna (Mrs.)
13 I'lar 1883l"iAIN, Rosa
Jeff. Ce, KS
Dg. Co, KS
19 July 1883
FELLOWS, Cara E.
26 I'lay 1883
FOSTER, Lotta
BASTIAN, Caroline
27 Dec 1883Dg. Co, KS
Topeka, KS
~JHITEGONS, Theresa Agnes 29 Nov 1883
DUNCAN, Ella

J OHNSCN, 1"lary F.

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~

Officiant

430
451

Dudley Lee, I'lG
A. A. Trimper, .MG

473

Frank B. Olds, MG

502
516

.A..

476
478

Elias .Mayer, Friest
Elias Mayer, Friest

430
500

Rufus Parks, I'1G
O. J. Cowles, MG.

400
486

E. B. Lee, l"lG

410
481
512

A. H. Foote, FJ
R. Martin, I"IG
Werter R. Davis, MG

432

A. H.

465
428
385
402
490
415

A. A. Trimper,MG

Elias Mayer,Priest
William Jones, MG
A. A. Trimper, l'1G
Geo. Hale Scott,l"lG
A. H. Foote, FJ

450
435
517

Jas. l'larvin, I''lG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Chas. Chadwick, JOP

499

Elias Mayer,Friest

H. Foote, PJ
Archibald Beatty,NG

Samuel Baker, l'1G

Foote, PJ

0

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS rJUillIAGE RECORDS - 1883(Cont'd)Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

£&amp;ll

Officiant

STROMBAUGH, Aaron M.
STUDEBAKER, Isaac
SURBER, Charles W.
TALLEY, Daniel
'rHACKER, William M.
TORN EDEN , Simon
Leav. Co, KS
TOSH, Lindorf D. L.
TREMFER, Henry S.
TRII"lPER, Abraham A.
VANDERBUR, Samuel A.
VANDEhBUR, William T.
VAUGHN, Horton
Caldwell, KS
VINCENT, Charles W.
Osage Co, KS
VITT, Joseph
WALTON, John H.
WALTON, Thomas
WARD, Charles J.
Kansas City, KO
WARREN, George Allen
WATSON, Lemuel
WATSON, Theodore A.
WEAR, Charles A.
Kansas City, 1"10
WEAVER, Arthur D.
WEBBER, Frederich
WEIDNhR, John F.
Topeka, KS
WHEAT, Robert C.
Cinn, Ohio
WHITE, Elmer W.
WHI'I'NhY, John H.
WILKINSON,William A.J.
WILl"10TH, Frank H.

BANNING, Mary M.
ELLERS, Ellaziene
WOODWARD, Frances A.
FOGERTY, Viola
HETvJARD, Carrie E.
EBERHARD, Sophie
Dg. Co, KS
PARISH, l"linnie C.
FOEHLER, Emma A.
RAND, Susan R.
HlJI"iFHREY, Harriet B.
TAYLOR, Fembina
BAILEY, l"lary Anna
IJg. Co, KS
COX, Eliza
Osage Co, KS
GOTTSTEIN, Mary
GALE, l'lartha Grace
TAYLOR, Lucy L.
MORGAN, Anna 1'1.
Dg. Co, KS
CLAY, Jane
WALLACE, Laura
WOLCG-TT, A.dell S.
WarrON, 1'1artha J.
Kansas City, 1'10
BULLENE, Gertrude
BADSKY, Laura
HARTI'ihN, Lena
Topeka, KS
DRAPER, Flora A.
Dg. Co, KS
bTO'WE, Clara F.
ST liNyJIX, Ka t e
LONG, Laura J.
S1"lITH, Elsie

29 Oct 1883
6 1'lar 1883
4 Mar 1883
5 Dec 1883
17 Nay 1883
20 Dec 1883Dg. Co, KS
12 Nov 1883
12 Sept 1883
14 Sept 1883
14 Feb 1883
14 Feb 1883
5 Feb 1883Dg. Co, KS
14 Feb 1883Dg. Co, KS
20 Nov 1883
7 Nov 1883
30 June 1883
19 Dec 1883Dg. Co, KS
18 Aug 1883
27 Nov 1883
12 Apr 1883
19 Aug 1883Dg. Co, KS
7 June 1883
8 filar 1883
14 July 1883Shawnee Co,KS
17 Nay 1883Dg. Co, KS
4 .Apr 1883
14 Oct 1883
9 Apr 1883
15 Aug 1883

491
409
408

.A. Ii. Foote, PJ'
Daniel E. Smith, MG
Thomas Scott, ~G
Daniel E.Smith, MG
L. S. Spring, I"IG
Jacob E. Maurer,MG

-233-

505

432
511

496
469
471
398
398
395

D. S. Mac Ewan, MG

A. A. Trimper, rlG

S. M. Osmond, MG

A. H. Foote, PJ

A. H. Foote, PJ
William F. Harvey,1'lG

399

A. H. Foote,PJ

502

A.

r---_ •• -

493
445

509

H. Foote, PJ
Geo.Winterbourne,MG
A. H. l!'oote ,PJ
A. M. Richardson,MG

460
504
423
460

Chas. Chadwick, JF
Washington I"lercer,MG
Clark G. Howland,l"lG
A. H. Foote, FJ

439
411
448

Richard Cordley,MG
William H.l"iichael, f-lG
'r.F .Dornblaser,MG

433

J.

420
482
421

J. H. Byers, hG
A. J. Jennings, JF
A. H.Foote, ·PJ'
Jas. rlarvin, l"IG

459

vi.

Alderman, MG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS I'iARRIAGE IlliCORDS - 1883 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

Fg.#

Officiant

WILSON, Benjamin ]'.
Jeff. Co, KS
WOOD, Edward B.
WOODARD, Joseph J.
\JOODSON, Charles
wULFh~HLE, William C.
YOUNG, Feter
ZERBY, John W.
ZONDLER, Charles

FARMER, Elizabeth O.
Jeff. Co, KS
WHITLO\v, Lillian L.
COX, Absili t \Oi.
HERLINGER, l"lartha J.
BU CHHEIM, l"lary A.
PLIFK.A., Anna
FLEER, Annie C.
SHURR, Kate
STACK, Nora

23 Sept 1883Jeff. Co, KS
5 Jan 1883
13 Sept 1883
26 Feb 1883
20 l"1ar 1883
26 May 1883
8 Apr 1883
31 Mar 1883-License
18 Oct 1883

475

C. W. Cherry,JF

386
468
405
416
434
419
only
488

A. H. F'oote, FJ
.A. H. Foote, FJ
Chas.Chadwick, JP
August Fistor,MG
J. W. Stewart,JF
Ferdinand T.Harder,MG

ZUTTEm~iliISTER,William

A• .A. Trimper ,l"lG

ALPHil.BETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NM'iE - 1883
Groom

Bride

Groom

Bride

ABRAl"lZ, Josie
ADAl"lS, Jane
ALBRIGHT, May
ALDER, Sarah E.
ALLEN, Josephine
ANDERSON, !"Iary E.
ARNE':rT, Laura M.
AUSTAETT, Louisa
BADSKY, Laura
BAILEY, Mary Anna
BAILLIE, Eliza S.
B.A.NNING, Mary !"l.
BANCO!"i, I"lary A.
BARDELL, Hattie L.
BASTIAN, Caroline
BATIvlAN, Clara
BEESON, l'1011ie
BITTERLY, Lizzie
BRAND, Minnie
BRASS, Sallie S.

EMERY, Melville
FARM, George
BRUNE, Samuel Edward
HINES, David F.
DOANE, Fred W.
DRAPER, George W.
EDNONDS, James W.
BAKER, william J.
WEBBER, Frederick
VAUGHN, Horton
DUNCAN, 'vJesley H.
STRONBAUGH, Aaron M.
GILBREATH, Ain S.
BENEDICT, Fred R.
ST. LOUIS, John F.
BUELL, F'remon t
KING, Edward
SNYDER, George W.
l"iAB.TENS, August
FITZPATRICK, James

BRIT/lION, Vestia E.
HORNBiiliGLR, John G.
BROOKE, Julia I'i.
RANDALL, William P.
BROWN, Kate
LA BARRIERE, Emil
BROWN, Nillie
PErRIE, Richard R.
BROWN, Rhoda "
BAhNET":r, Nathaniel
BROWNE, Josie E.
SANFORD, william C.
BRYANT, Nettie I"i.
HOLLIS'lIER, Jeremiah J".
BRYANT, Partthena
I'~VIN, Elmer G.
BUCHHElll, Nary .A.
WUL]'KUHLE, William C.
BUCKHANAN, Belle
JAMBS, Samuel
BUKER, Nary
ALBERT, William
BULLENE, Gertrude
WEAVER, Arthur D.
BURNTON, Ella E.
FEE, John Howard
BUTLER, Catherine
LINK, Charles W.
BUrLER, CO\lI'tney
SllmS, Edward
CAI'lF BELL, .A manda
LEWIS, 'walter D.
CARLSON, hugusta Elizabeth GUSTAFSCN,Charles John
CARI,r.lBA.N, Cyrena
ADM'lS, J ame s
ChILD, Harriet L.
1"1C LII"lANS, James W.
CLARK, Clara Ellen
KARNES, Abraham F.
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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NA¥~ - 1883 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

ARIE, John
FOSTER, Lotta
CLAY, Annie
WAFl~, George Allen
FOWLER, Anna
CLAY, Jane
BOWl"lAN, George
FRIDLEY, Bertha M.
COREL, Ella
SF'ERRY, S. Watson
GALE, I"lartha Grace
COREL, Ollie
WOODARD, Joseph J.
GASSER, Rosa
COX, Absilit W.
VINCENT, Charles W.
GENTHEH, Mary
COX, Eliza
MENDENHALL, Charles
GIDEON, Mary
COX, Elmira E.
CAl"'WBELL, William H.
GILES, Elizabeth M.
CURTIS, Nellie C.
JACKSON, Lawson
GILL, Eva R.
DALE, Cora
KIRKl"lAN, Charles
GORf'~CNT, Rosalie
DAVENPORT, Ida Lee
HADLEY, Theodore W.
GOTTSTEIN, Mary
DAVIS, Cora E.
GILLILAND, Thomas L.
GRANVILLE, Bridget
DEf'1PSTER, Maggie T.
MC
GEE,
George
J.
GREEN, Annie
DENNIS, Viola
CARSON,
John
GREGG, Emma
DI¥~Y, Isabella
BELL,
Jackson
GRIFFIN, Emily
DODDS, l"'lartha
CLELAND,
William
W.
HADEL,
Caroline
DOUGLASS, Alice M.
WHEAT, Robert C.
HANSON, Betty
DRAF'ER, Flora A.
CHEESl"lAN, Edmund G.
HARDING, Mary M.
DREISBACH, Mary E.
BASKERVILLE, Emanuel J. HARl"iON, Lydia
DUDGEON, Sadie R.
ROBINSON, Daniel G.
HARRIS, Joanna(¥~s.)
DUNCAN, Ella
MC KNIGHT,Francis Marian HiillT, Flora
DUTTON, Lillie
GROSDIDIER, Edward W.
HARTrlliN, Lena
DWIRE, Mollie
TORNEDEN, Simon
HARTUF, Hattie J.
EBERHARD, Sophie
BANCROFT, William E.
HATCH, Emma L.
EDGAR, Kate V.
HAYS, Jennie
EIDEI'lILLER, Helen E.(l"liss) , BOLES, James L.
CRAlIE, William
P~YS, Nannie
ELGIN, Laura
STUDEBAKER, Isaac
HEDRICK, Annie A.
ELLERS, Ellaziene
WILSON, Benjamin F.
HEFFNER, Louisa
FARNER, Elizabeth O.
STERLING, Miles Wilson HEGER, Dheresia
FELLOWS, Cera E.
BRUNE, George C.
HENRY, Alcina
FETHEROLF, Jennie M.
ZERBY, John W.
HENSHAW, Ellen
FLEER, Annie C.
Page, Clifton
HENSON, Bettie
FL}~lING, Nina Edith
CLARK, Ezra J.
HERLINGER, l"lartha J.
FLORY, Lucy
RANSDELL, Daniel B.
HEn~ARD, Carrie E.
FLOYD, Anna
TALLEY,
Daniel
HIGBY,
Nettie
FOGERTY, Viola

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Groom
STEWART, Odus
COLWELL, Robert
READING, James W.
WALTON, John H.
MILLER, John
NElS, Peter
CARSON, Daniel
PINGREE, George E.
PRICE, William A.
JORDAN, Augustus I'l.
VITT, Joseph
KIRCHNER, John
FITCHUE, Joseph
BLAKER, William S.
RICE, Charles W.
SEIWALD, Frank
HERf'lAN, Peter
METSKER, John L.
OTTINGER, Feter
SFRING, John \-1.
PARLBT'l', Benjamin F.
WEIDNER, J'ohn F.
DUDLEY, John H.
FRAKER, William S.
JONES, George l"1.
CARLTON, Sidney E.
LITlAN, Dwight G.
HARRISON, Abraham L.
DONINIQUE,Rovere Gazolino
BEAGLE, David
ARGNBRIGHT, J'oseph
ANDERSON, Benjamin
WOOLSON, Charles
THACKER, William M.
GRAHAl'1, Samuel

�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NArili - 1883 (Cont'd)
Bride

Bride

Groom

HILL, Nancy J.
GARDNER, Thomas S.
HILL, Rachel
RAGER, Samuel
HOLLINSHEAD, Ellen
CORY, Francis G.
HOOD, Elizabeth
FHILLIPS, Rufus F.
HOPPING, Sarah Jane
LIKES, l"loses 1"'1.
HORTON, Ellernora
ROYSTER, Nat
HU1'-'IFHREY, Harriet B.
VANDERBUR, Samuel A.
HUNTER, Minnie C.
HICKS, Charles
HUNTSINGER, Emma
KNOEPPEL, Adam
JACKSON, Laura
BURNETT, Benjamin
JEMISON, Alice 1'-'1.
FRAZIER, William C.
JOHNSON, Mary P.
ROTH, Charles E.
JONES, Fannie
SMI'rH, Ross
KENNEDY Amanda
CL.ARK, John
KENNEDY, Carrie
COOFER, Samuel
KING, Cassia E.
CAl"WBELL, Henry E.
KLINE, Mary D.
JONES, Jesse
LACY, Julia E.
DOANE, George E.
LADD, Emma J.
BUTTS, Halleck D.
LADD, I"lary E.
GAl"lBLE, Char I e sM.
LA RUE, Mary E.
KNIGHTEN, Jesse W.
LEM'JER, Kate K.
.flAlVlFSHIRE, Rufus A.
LEWIS, Kate L.
DEriAREE, Cyrus 1"'1.
LIGHTWILER, Sarah
LIGHTWILER, Rudolph
BEAM, Emanuel
LINK, Mary A.
LOFGREN, Carrie
OLSON, lillton
LONG, Laura J.
WILKINSON, William A.J.
LOWRY, Annie
JACKSON, Charles
LOWRY, Ella
FITCHUE, James
LOWRY, Willie (Miss)
LEWIS, Charles
l'1A.CY, 1'1ary L.
NEviBY, Richard P.
MADDEN, Maggie
LONG, William
MADDLE (l"lADAL) ,r'Iary
SOl'lMEH, Joseph
MAIN, Rosa
B'rANLEY, Jasper N.
l'lANN, Clarissa H. (Miss) I"IC CREARY, Miller B.
I"UlliTIN, Alice C.
SMITH, Walter S.

Groom

MC CALL, I"Iatilda
l'lYERS, Elmer E.
MC CARTY(tIC CARTHY) ,Mary REAGAN, John
NC CAULEY, Mary
l'100RE, Allen
1'1C CURDY, .Annie H.
DEE MARS, Joseph L.
MC FARLAND, Julia
MEAD, John
MC GEE, Alice
OWINGS, Nathan B.
l'lC NEIL, Mary
SMITH, William J.
MENZER, Helena
BRUNE, William H.
tIILLER, Adell
JARDON, Frank X.
MILLER, Emma
BRENDER, Frederick L.
MILLER, Lizzie J.
RICHARDS, hugh Tudor
MITCHELL, Emma
KEIFER, Wilbur F.
tiORGAN, .Anna M.
WARD, Charles J.
t'lURPHY, J"ohanna
LAVAN, James
NELSON, winnie
MONROE, Andy
NICHOLS, Jennie A.
HOSKINSON,Williamson H.
NICKELL, Amanda E.
MC CALL, Alexander
NORRIS, Sylvia E.
FREDERICK, Frank C.
OGDEN, hollie B. (Miss) CHAH'1AN, William E.
OLMSTED, Julia
RUSCH, John
OLSON, Mary C.
HAGLUND, John A.
ORl"lli, Cassie E.
ANDERSON, J"ames W.
OSBORN, Emma G.
CLARK, Francis C.
OSBORN, Sallie C.
MORRIS, William H.
OSMOND, Ida K.
HOLBROOK, Norman B.
O'SULLIVAN, f1ary M.
REDtl0N, Charles H.
OTT, Helen
COFF, Frederick
FARISH, 1'linnie C.
TOSH, Linddorf
FARKER, 1'lollie
CARY, Thomas E. T.
PARKHURST, Ida M.
ANDERSON, Francis M.
FARRETT, AdelIa D.
GALE, Leonidas T.
FATTY, Anna
lUJRRIS, Herbert E.
FATIiE, I"iartha
ALLEN, William
FETERSON, Christine
}'ERSON, John
FETEHbON, Maria C.
ShITH, John N.
PET'rY, 'l'heodocia
BLEVINS, John R.

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NM"ili - 1883 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

SNOOT, Sadie
CM'JPBELL, Elliott A.
FLANGHLR, Susan
JARBOE, Richard Alva
flli YDER, l"iary l!;.
KLOPP, Aaron '1'.
FLATZ, Ella
KEr~, William J.
SOl"lMER, Nary
SCHOENHOFFER, John
FLATZ, Emma
.MONTGOMERY, Edgar 1'1.
SOl"mEhS, Anna
BLEAKLEY(BLAECHEL),Frank
FLIF'KA, Anna
YOUNG, Peter D.
SOULE, Bertha
MURPHY, Daniel J.
FOEHLEH, Emma A.
TRErlPER, Henry S.
SOXMAN, Annie Mary
HAUS, Josiah C.
POLLEY, Elsie Belle
MC LEAN, Michael F.
SPEROw, Alice .M.
1'-1C KINNEY, Archibald
FOWERS, Vienna
CAYLOR, Isaac J.
STACK, Nora
ZUTTEffi"ffiISTER,William
PUCKET'r, flartha
HIGH, William H.
STAGGERS, Kate
LENARD, Charles
PUREL, Jennie
BROWN, Thomas K.
STANWIX, Kate
WHI'l'NEY, John H.
FUTNiJVl, l"larcia J.
MEADE, Frank A.
STE'WART, Ida
HOWARD, James I.
RAND, Susan R.
TRlt1PER, Abraham A.
STILLWELL,
Olive
Leanna
BROWN, Charles o.
RAYSON, Emma A.
RANDALL, Clarence L.
STOCKWELL,
Nancy
H.
CHADWICK,
Charles
REYNOLDS, Dora G.
JONES, Robert M.
STOWE,
Clara
F.
WHITE,
Elmer
W.
RHODES, Ellen
CHRISTY, William F.
STROBLE (l::/I'ROB~Louisa REBER, Daniel H.
RICHARD, [-laud
SHEARER, James B.
h~GHES, Benjamin
ROBERTS, Minnie May
KIESENWETTER,John Edward STUDLEY, Jennie
SUTTON, ]'rances
HAYl"lAN, Edward T.
RODELL, Annie S. M.
LANDON, Herbert
SWANSON, Minnie
F'RIDElJND, John P.
ROUSh, Annie
BRICKELL, William G.
SWEEZY, Jane
GRAVES, Rid
RUEHL, Justine
KNUEHL, Joseph A.
TAYLOR, Lucy L.
WALTON, 'rhomas
RUSSELL, Eliza Ann
FOh'rH, Eddison P.
TAYLOR, Pembina
VANDERBUR, William T.
SCRNEIDER,Amelia Clementina GIERTZ(GEIhTZ),
TliliASHiJt, Kate
COOPER, David 1'-"1 •
.Andreas
MORRIS, Alfred T.
SCHOENING;Weaver .P. (Mrs.) 1'-lC NEIL, Daniel C. TINKEY, Elizabeth
TINKEY, Sarah
CRIPE, John S.
SCHRliliDER, l"linni e
HAHTT'f'1ANN (HAR'rl"lANN ,
TRANSl"iliIEH, Mollie
BEHRNS, william
Augustus
TRAPP, Amanda
GAUSNELL, James W.
SCCT'!', lI'rankey E.
EASLEY, Henry E.
TRAVIS, Alice E.
HARBOUGH, William W.
SEARL, .Ella A.
HOUbE, Lucious O.
TUFFIELD, Margaret J. KINSEY, Charles
SEIBOLD, Ibena
LUIS, .Alo
VOGL, Frances C.
HAUBER, Joseph
SHEETS, Lena
DESQUE, Henry
WADE, Eudora a.
GARRET'!', Edwin L.
SHEHLOCK, Hilda S.
CLAHK, Sheridan
WALDIE,
I'"laggie
B.
CADE,
George W.
SHOwALTER, Lillian M. Sf'lITH, George h.
WALLACE,
Laura
WATSON,
Lemuel
SHURR, Kate
ZONDLER, Charles
WALhUFF,
Addie
BEAL,
John
G.
SLAFFER, Mary
OWENS, Benjamin H.
wARNE,Caroline
I'"lackey(f'lrs.)
]'RENCH,
Charles D.
SMITH, Elsie
WIlliO'l'H, Frank H.
WNI'EON,
Serena
1'-lARTIN,
Najor
SM.I'rH, Hat tie
CARTER, Adam
WAT'rS, Nary E.
FLNCHARD, William E.
SMITH, Katie R.
FORTIN, Nelson L.
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�~HABETICAL

Bride

LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1883 (Cont'd)

Groom

Bride

WEED, Addie R.
WELil'lAN, I"Iinnie A.

Bliliill'l, William E.
LYON, A. DeWitt
WEYBRIGHT, Nora
KLAUS, Louis J.
WHITEGONS,Theresa Agnes STOEVER, D. Herman
WHITLOW, Lillian
WOOD, Edward B.
WIEDEr~, Lizzie
SFIETZ, Robert J.
WILKESON, Annie E.
ELSl'ON, David C.
WILLI.A!1S, .Anna G.
FARI'JENTER, Charles S.

. SHIELDS, Joseph H~
WILLIAl'1S, Hannah
BRUCE, Charles F.
WILSON, anna J.
GILLESPIE, James B.
WILBON, Jessie
GLENN, William B.
WIl"lER, Sarah L.
REYER, Henry
WINCHELL, Aggie
wATSON, Theodore A~
WOLCOT'r, Adell S.
SURBER, Charles W.
WOODwARD, ]!'rances A.
WEAR, Charles A.
WOTON, Martha.J.

I LOVE YOU
0.

~,.!

by Carleton EVerett Knox
Just to hear you say "I love you."
Just to see you smile
Just to feel your presence near me.
Makes life worth the while
Just to feel your wondrous handclasp.
Just to touch your lips.
Sets my red blood pUlsing madly
Heart

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS

~illRRIAGE

RECORDS -

1884

From Books 5 and 6 in "the office of the Clerk of the Specialized Division in the District Court,
Room 144, Law and Judicial Building, Lawrence, KS. Compiled by Edna Welling and Vivian Clough.
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place-

ABE'RNATHY, I1artin
Emporia, KS
ALLEN, ~illiam M.
Topeka, "KS
ANDERSON, Clayton C.
ARNOLD, J. Frank
ARTERBURN, Samuel
ASHBY, Henry S.
AUSTAETL, Frederick
BAILEY, Lenard A.
Jeff Co, KS
BAKER, ~illiam H. H.
:Flatte Co, ["10

SANDS, Margareth E.
Dg. Co, KS
EATON, Agnes
Topeka, KS
ABERNATHY, I'laggie E
RYAN, Edith
~1ASON, Rachel J.
BAKER, Eliza A.
SPARGUR, Mollie
COLLINS, Mary Elizabeth
Crawford Co, KS
oDELLE , Jennie
Platte Co, l"iO

27 Nov 1884-

BALDWIN, John W.

Johnson Co, KS
BA'fES, Daniel
BECK, Henry
BELL, John
Lawrence, KS
BLACK, George
"'BLODGETT, Syrus
BOWMAN, Valentine
Centropolis, KS
BRAC~~, Meade L.
BRANM.AN, John
Pueblo, Colo
BROWN, Albert L.
~illiamstown, KS
BRo\.JN, Richard
Jeff Co, KS
BROWN, rrhomas
Fort Scott, KS
BRUNE, Frank E.
BRUST, August
. . ~t. Joseph, MO

SKAGGS,

Dg. Co, KS

Page #

Officiant
Richard Cordley, MG

GC6

S. I'1. Osmond, MG

3 July 1884
4 Oct 1884
10 Feb 1884
22 Jan 1884
6 Feb 1884
7 Jan 1884-

588
616
534
523
531
521

W.

6 Sep 1B84-

608

H. H. Howard, JP

4

~ep

1884-

Dg. Co, KS

Laureta

Dg. Co, KS

7

Dg. Co, KS
Aug 1884-

Dg. Co, KS
Dg. Co, KS
MOOHE, Sarah Ann
20 ["Jar 1884
GARDEN, Frances
13 Nov 1884
WILLIAMS, Lucy
24 May 1884Indianapolis, IN
Dg. Co, KS
MC DOWELL, Anna
10 June 1884
SWOPE, ~ary
29,July 1884WATTS, Ellen
13 Mar 1884Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
WASSON, I'lartha Albertine 12 Nov 1884
SLENTZ, f-lary A.
13 I':ar 1884Pueblo, polo
Dg Co, KS
GOODMAN, FraQces
5 July 1884Williamstown, KS
Dg Co, KS
PEOVERLINE, Annie B.
14 I'lar 1884Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS1
ALEXANDER, Rosa
15 Mar 1884Denver, CO
Dg Co, KS
FELBER, Mary E.
3 Apr 1884
HUYE1rT, Isabella
13 Aug 1884
Pattonsburg, MO
Dg Co, KS
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F. Parker, MG
S. M. Osmond, MG
H. H. Howard, JP
Werter R. Davis; MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote. ?J

I~

601

A. H. Foote, PJ

560
633
576

C. G. Crysler, MG
Chas Chadwick, JF
J. W. Alderman, MG

582
597
556

B. F. Bates, MG
Chas Chadwick, JP
A. H. Foote, PJ

631
556

W. "H. Anderson, I'lG
H. H. Howard, JP

590

C. G. Crysler, MG

557

C. W. Cherry, JP

55/

Andrew D. Jaeke, MG

564

J. W• .Alderm~~, MG
Wm. D. Lukens, I'lG

...

~

__ ,

,.'

602

....,. -

I
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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Date/Place

Bride

Page #

606
BRYANT, William H.
HAIR, Mary A.
10 Sep 1884Perryville, KS
Perryville, KS
Shawnee Co, KS
604
BUDD, l'resley
WOODCOCK, Lizzie(Elisabeth) 2 Sep 1884Fairmount, KS
DE Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
566
BURGESS, Woodard W.
"flAYS, Ellen Jane
10 Apr 1884Perryville, KS
19 Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
BURKETT, Frederick M. SILLIK.Lou
30 June 1884
587
"SOC'
BURROWS, Peter
"
COA'rS, Clar~
4 Aug 1884
6:?4
CAl"lPBELL, Alonzo
WESTCOTT, Chrissie V.
20 Nov 1884
')~3~
CAMPBELL, HenryC.
MITChELL, Anna M.
8 July 1884Jeff Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
518
CARSON, John E.
MC CREATH, Mary
l' Jan 1884Topeka, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
CARVER, Wilmer
570
MC CAIN, Laura A.
23 Apr 1884" Tonganoxie, KS
Tonganoxie, KS
Dg Co, KS
CARY, ,William C.
" CLINGER, Mary Elizabeth 5 May 1884
573
CHRISTIAN, Thomas L.
HART, Sarah J.
11 Mar 1884552
Dg Co, KS
Linwood,KS
Dg Co, KS
544
CLARK, Henry
MILLER, Julia
21 Feb 1884
CLARK, Walter I.
530
PRICE, Navada Ellen
3 Feb 1884
574
CLENDEl"lING, Edwin M.
KEArmS, Eva D.
7 May 41884Baxter Springs, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
534
COLEr~, Willis A.
EV~~S, Nora
12 Feb 1884
614
COOLEN, George W.
FAbIG, Matilda(Mrs)
7 Oct 1884Burlingame, KS
Shawnee Co, KS
"Shawnee Co, KS
607
COOPER, Ernest J.
WATSON, Manda
4 Sep 1884
DAVENPORT, York
LANSDOWN, Martha
3 July 1884
589
DAVIDSON, Robert H.
527
LEE, Martha J.
14 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Johnson Co, KS
DEDRICK, Ernest
Sf'II'l~H, Nannie
3 Aug 1884
599
DELO, Isaiah, J.
623
BUhDICK, Sarah B.
22 Oct 1884
640
DEl"JING, Byron H.
SHIELDS, Anna
4 Dec 1884Dg Co, KG
Chicago, IL
Dg Co, KS
626
DENNISON, John L.
POGSON, Eliza
29 Oct 1884Scranton, KS
Scranton, KS
Dg Co, KS
DESHAZER, John J.
DESHAZER, Levisa M.
"11 Oct 1884
620
DE-MEESE, N. Charles
HAFER, Susan V.
26 Feb 1884-Lice:u:E! Only
Lenexa", KS
Lenexa, KS
Dg Co, KS
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Officiant
David E. BOwers, JF
A. M. liichardson, MG
J. W. Jarboe, MG
Chas Chadwick, JP
R. Martin, MG
C. G. Crysler, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
J. W. Alderman, f1G

A. M. Richardson, MG
Erastus Atkir.son, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
F. B. Olds, l'1G
Joseph Iliff, MG
J. W. Alderman, MG
A. M. Richardson, MG
J. B. Evans, JP
D. S. Nac Ewan, MG

A. H. Foote, MG
W. H• ..Anderson, riG

C. R. Crysler, MG
F. F. Dornblaser, MG
D. S. nac Ewan, I'lG
A. H. Foote, PJ
A. H. Foote, FJ

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS YllillRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom
DICK, Harry
DH"!l'1ERY, Frank
DODGE, Francis M.
Linwood, K8
DORNON, James
DOUGLAS, General
Ferryville, KS
DOUGLASS, John F.
DUNCAN, Charles S.,Jr
DUNN, James A. .
Topeka, KS
EBERHART, Jacob N.
EBERHART, Peter T.
* EDGAR, Robert A.
EDGERTON, Rollin C.
Kansas City, MO
EDI-iUNDS , Ed • N.
BILER, John
El"lOhY, Charles
ENGEU10HR, Jacob
FALLEY, George M.
FINN, Joseph
Leav Co, KS
•• FLETCHER, Clarence J.
FORD, Charles L.
Leav Co, KS
FORD, West
FULLER, William A.
GALLAGHER, Henry
GALLETLY, George
Dg Co, KS
GEELAN, William G.
GIBSON, Feter
GILL, William
Nickerson, KS
GIRD, Benton B.
Leav Co, KS
• I-'lel vern, KS
.* St. J'oseph, 1"10

Bride

Late/Place

Page #

Officiant

WOOD, Nellie Ellen
FISHBACK, Lizzie
HOllIES, Ella
Linwood, KS
GENTRY, l\'lollie
OWENS, Fanny
rerryville, KS
BRACKETT, Edith E.
TRA,sK, Laura E.
GOULDING, Eva
Topeka, KS
ELLBR, Julia C.
HILL, Olla
VANNEST, Maud (Miss)
JONES, Mary E.
Dg Co, KS
l"lITCHELL, Luella
J EFI"l\I.c;S, hannah (Miss)

18 June 1884
8 Oct 1884
5 l"lar 1884Dg Co, KS
19 Dec 1884
1 Jan 1884Dg .Co, KS
13 :B'eb 1884
22 Oct 1884
17 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS
31 July 1884
4 1"iar 1884
27 l"lar 188426 Mar 1884Dg Co, KS
22 Sep 1884
19 :B'eb 1884
10 Dec 1884
6 June 1884
12 Mar 1884
25 Feb 1884Leav Co, KS
8 Oct 18841 Jan 1884Dg Co, KS
31 Jan 1884
25 Dec 1884
29 July 1884
25 Nov 1884Johnson Co, KS
27 Apr 1884
23 Dec 1884
30 Oct 1884Dg Co, KS
24 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS

585
619
549

Charles G. Crysler,MG
Wright,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

4

Geo Winterbourne,l"lG
A. H. Foote, FJ .

LE FAGE,l"lary

.PLIEFKE, J2nilie
HEATHYlliN, Jessie E.
FAY, Susan
Leav Co, KS
HASTINGS, Carrie
SIl'1IiONS, Moliie
Frank Co, KS
LEE, Isabelle
MC CREA, Aggie T.
DENNIS, Ollie
DRESSLLR, Katie.(r-liss)
Edgerton, KS
SCHO'rT, Mamie
LEE, Alice
WILLIAMS, Maria
Hannibal, 1"10
GAHAGAN, Nellie
DgCo, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS

-241-

519

w.

A. M. Richardson,MG

536
623
540

J. W. Alderman, MG
L. W. Spring, MG

'598:

li.

5LJ-3
561

56~~

614
538
2

579
553
541

H. Foote, PJ
C. E. Williams,'l"lG
S. M. Osmond, MG
C. G. Howland, l"lG

J. W. Alderman, MG
S. L. Johnson, MG
.A. Beatty, MG
Joseph Rahskoff,MG
J. W.Alderman, MG
Michael BrownG. Priest

618
518

D. S. M~c Ewan, MG
Feter Brubaker, MG

529

Dudley Lee, l"lG
R. M. Barns, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Andrew V. Stout, I"IG

7
593
631

628

5

J. H. Bonebrake,MG
Washington tlercer, MG
J. W. Alderman, MG

545

D. S. Mac Ewan, MG

569

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, Kfu~SAS ~iliRRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom
GLYNN, Eugene D.
Jeff Co, KS
GODFREY, John
Jeff Co, KS
GOOSBY, F'eter
GRAY, George w.
GRIEG, James S.
GROFT, Albert w.
Dg Co, KS
GROFT, Anderson
HAGENBUCH, Henry
HALEY, John P.
HALL, Matthew H.
HMlILTON, Albert C.
HAl"lFSHIRE, Simon J.
RANEY, Henry
Lenape, KS
HAPTONSTALL, Abram C.
HARl"lON, John
Osage Co, KS
HARRIS, Leander H.
HARHI SON, :FIr ank
HARRISON, Ira E.
HAWN, Lawrence
Leav Co, KS
HAZARD, J'ame s P.,
Leav Co, KS
HELLSTROM, Max R.
HENDERSON, Albert
HENDERSON, J'ohn C.
HENDERSON, Willis G.
DeSoto, KS
HERRING, Calvin A.
Winchester, KS
lIEWITili, JaUi0S
Wakefield, KS
HICKOCK, George B.

Bride

Date/Place

JAHMAIN, Virginia Roger's 22 Oct 1884Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
LE~WN,Charlotte Jane
18 flar 1884J'eff Co, KS
Dg Co, KS?
W.A1\E, Ella
6 Sep 1884
LEE, Annie
23 Dec 1884
Osmond, Elizabeth
24 Apr 1884
VALOT, Mary Isabella
13 Sep 1884Olathe, KS
Dg Co, KS
MADDEN, Maggie
4 Dec 1884
LUDWIG, I-lary (r'iiss)
7 Aug 1884
VALLENCOUHT, Josephine 21 Nov 1884
LAIN, Annie E.
6 July 1884
'I'REl"UJER , Mary L.
7 Feb 1884
BONEBl~, Cora w.
3 June 1884
ANDERSON, :Emma
17 June 1884Lenape, KS
Dg Co, KS
JAriliS, Fannie Louise
17 Dec 1884
JENKINS, Amelia
2 Sep 1884Osage Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
GIBSON, Mary A.
21 Feb 1884
EDGELL, Mary
3 July 1884
BISHOF, Theodosia A.
15 Nov 1884
REYBURN, Lillian
3 June 1884Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
SI'1ITH, Emma (Miss)
24 f'lay 1,884Leav Co, KS
Leav Co, KS
HELLMAN, Louisa
20 Sept 1884
DAVIS, Ella
28 Feb 1884
MC ~ILLAN; P~rthena
4 Dec 1884
SOULE, Jessie
8 Sep 1884DeSoto, KS
Dg Co, KS
CARRICK, l"iollie C.
21 Feb 1884Perry, KS
Dg Co, KS
DICKl'-'lJ~N, Martha
25 Oct '1884Wakefield, KS
Dp; Co, KG?
YM(i~H, I"lary
4 r~ov 1884
-242-

Page #

Officiant

624

S. M. Osmond, MG

558

Daniel E. Smith, MG

609

571
612

A. H. Foote, PJ
Washington,Mercer,MG
S. M. Osmond, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

640
601
635
587
538
580
583

W. Mesenheimer, PJ
J. J. Silberman,MG
M. C. Duggan, MG
Asa Curl, l"lG
A. A. Trimper, MG
H. 1"1. Green, l"lG
T. R. Comstock, l"lG

6

4,505

542
589
633 "
579

I

A. Beatty, I"1G
A. H. Foote, PJ
D. S. l"lac Ewan, MG
W. F. Farker, l"lG
'111.. H. Foote, PJ
J. A~ Leavitt, MG

575

E. Hubbel, Elder

613
543
610

J. R. Woodward, ~F
Washington Mercer, MG
T. J. Merritt, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ

54,2

A. H. Foote, PJ

624

Nathaniel Williams, f"lG

629

D.o. I"lac

1

~J... ~~;

~wan,

IllIG

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS

~~IAGE

RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd)
Page #

Officiant

Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

HICKS, Charles A.
HICKS, Richard J.
HILL, Charles B.
Jeff Co, KS
HILL, Junius O.
HILL, Richard
Dg Co, KS
HOGAN, Carter
HOLLENBECK, John A.
HOOVER, Banjamin L.
HORNUNG, George
HOWARD, John 1'1.
Jeff Co, KS
HULL, Charles S.
AtcHison, KS
rruMPHREY,wilson Y.
HYMER, James
Wyandotte Co, KS
IRWIN, Edward J.
JE1~INGS, William
JEWETrr, Lorenzo
DeSoto, KS
JOHNSON, Alexander
JOHNSON, George M.
Dg Co, KS
JOHNSON, Sidney H.
Los Angeles, CA
JOHNSON, Simon
Dg Co, KS
JCNES, Alma C.
Harrison Co, 1'10
JONES, David R.
JONES, George B.
JON:t;S, John L.
JONES, John W.
JONES, Matthew F.
Jeff Co, KS

MUSICK, Mary E.
DODDRIDGE,Annie
GREEN, Lina E.
Jeff Co, KS
GARDNER, Laura K.
DORSEY, Elvira
Wyandotte Co, KS
JOHNSON, Josephine
DEWEY, Cora A.
DIXCN, Lucinda B.
l"l...ALLARD, Lizzie
OTTINGER, Martha E.
Jeff Co, KS
JOHNSON, Carrie H •.
Dg Co, KS
LYSINGER, Amanda
VAN VI\ANKlN, Debbie J.
Johnson Co, KS
MC GRADE, Nellie
ZONNE, Cornelia
ROB:t;W'i.AN, Laura
DeSoto, KS
KLINES, Angie
CAI"lPB:ELL, Elma
Jeff Co, KS
FLINN, Ella M.
Dg Co, KS
JOHNSON, Hannah
Topeka, J.\.S
DUKE; Ada L.
Dg Co, KS -.
GENTHY, Hena E.
HASTIE, Katie E.
EVANS, Lizzie A.
STREETER, Ella
]'OWLEJi, Lucy
Jeff Co, KS

12 June 1884
582
603
24 Aug 1884
31 Dec 1884
9
Jeff Co, KS
24 Nov 1884
636
17 Sep 1884-License only

A. H. Foote, PJ
E. Atkinson, l\IG
J. H. Roberts, JP

8 Apr 1884
5 Oct 1884
13 Mar 1884
31 Jan 1884
6 Aug 1884Jeff Co, KS
27 Dec 1884Dg Co, KS
8 Sep 1884
20 Mar 1884Dg Go, KS
27 Feb 1884
29 Jan 1884
13 Nov 1884Johnson Co,KS
25 Sep 1884
2 Nov 1884-~
Dg Co, KS
24 Dec 1884Dg Co, KS
10 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS
23 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS
30 Mar 1884
27 Nov 1884
26 Nov 1884
23 Jan 1884
31 Jan 1884Jeff Co, KS

562
617
551
529
599

R. Martin, MG
C. G. Crysler, MG
Wi Mesenhimer, J~
Archibald Beatty, MG
J. B • Evan s, J P

638

D. S. Mac Ewan, 1'1G

609
560

J. A. Hubenge:c, 1'1G
A. H • .Foote,' FJ

548
528
632

A. H. Foote, l='J
S. 1'1. Osmond, f"lG
Wm. H. Smith, l"lG

615
627

B. F. Eates, f"lG
Thomas J. Custard, JF

8

D. S. Mac Ewan, MG

538

Asa Curl, MG

544

A. H. :E'oote, PJ

-243-

563
637
635
523
528

A. H. Foote, PJ

D. Scholl, MG
H. Sweet, l'1G
J. W. Jarboe,MG
J. W. Alderman, MG
J. Barratt, 1"1G

w.

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS f"uUlliIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont' d)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

Fage #

JONES, Washington
BLUNT, Narcissa
18 l"Iar 1884
550
KANNENBURG, August F.W. POCH, Anna F.
4 May 1884
572
• KELLEH, Benjamin F.
HUNTER, F'hienna C.
5 June 1884581
621
KELLEY, Robert S.
WHEDON, Mary
14 Oct 1884Kansas City, MO
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
KIRCHNER, James
KELLEY, Elizabeth
17 Ji'eb 1884539
Osage County, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
LATHEN(LATHAN)" John O. STONEBRAKER, Dora G.
3 ,Dec 1884
639
LA~~CE, Lewis W.
CROWDER, Eva M.
13 Oct 1884620
. ,..
Topeka, KS
Washington, NO
Dg Co, KS
LAWSON, William
DAILEY, Margaret J.
6 Feb 1884
537
LEACH, Robert E.
EVM~S, Emily
22 Jan 1884524
Wamego, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
LEARNED, S. Stanley
I-'REISACH, Alice
30 Dec 1884
10
LEE Grant
JACKSON, Florence
26 June 1884-License only
LEWIS, George Albert
NIEBLEY, Roberta K.
9 Sep 1884
611
LEWIS, Peter
HICKS, Agnes
4 Nov 1884
628
LIGGETT, George R.
PRICE, Polena J'.C.(Miss) 24 Feb 1884
543
LOBDELL, 11illard,
JOHNSON, Hattie
3 June 1884
581
LOlfrl.AN, August
LANG, Louisa
17 Mar 1884
550
LO\O/E, John W.
LEWIS, Olive J.
20 Sep 1884613
Dickinson Co, KS
Dg Co~ KS
Dg Co, KS
LUCKENS, Fritz
ZIl"ll"l:E.i:WJ.AN, Ida
18 l'1ar 1884
559
Eskridge, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
LYONS, James
BROWN, Nellie
24 Nov 1884
636
LYTER, Charles E.
LONG, Maria· C.
21 July 1884
595
l""JiillTIN, Levi
l".lARTIN, Catharine
24 Apr 1884
571
MASON, William P
Sl""lliRT, Sarah J.
18 Aug 1884
603
MATHEWS, Charles G.
SKINNER, Susan
1 Oct 188461~i
Linwood, KS
Linwood,' KS
Dg Co, KS
fYJ.ATTHEWS, Henry
PHELPS, l"iagg:l'e
16 Feb 1884'5:58
Dodge City, KS
St. Louis~ MO
Dg Co, KS
MATT~~WS, James H.
ABBOTT, Rebecca
25 July 1884596
Fall Leaf, KS
Fall Leaf, KS
Dg Co, KS
MAYVILLE, James H.
BURKE, Kate W.
24 Feb 1884545
Jeff Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
• 191a, KS
Dg Co, KS
Dg Co, KS

Officiant
J.
F.
A.
D.

C. Vincent, JP
Harder, MG
A. Trimper, MG
S. Mac Ewan, r'lG

B. F. Parlett, 11G

w.

H. Anderson, I'lG
A. H. Foote, j.JJ

'

~

-244-

A. H. Foote, PJ

D. S. Mac Ewan, MG

hichard eordley, MG
S. 1'1. Osmond, MG
William Harwell, MG
D. H. Welch, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
John Ehrsam, MG
A. H. ]'oote, PJ
D. S. Mac Ewan, I''lG
J • w. Alderman, MG
J. E. l"laurer, l""lG
J. W. Alderman, riG

B.
A.

]'

.

H~

Bates, MG
Foote, P. J.

A. H. Foote, fJ

A. H. Foote, PJ
M. C. Duggan, MG

~

�DOUGLAS COUNTY,
Bridegroom
MC HALE, Francis M.
Dg Co, KS
MC LOUTH, Charles N.
Detroit, Mich
MELVILLE, Edward W.
MERCER, John H.
METTNER, Francis F.
MILLER, Augustus H.
Rooks Co, KS
MILLER, Frank
DeSoto, KS
r'lILLlR, J. 'fheodore
Holdredge, Neb
l"lURl"";HY, Addison
l"IYER, Lemuel
Jeff Co, KS
NACE, William
NEUSTIFTER, Louis
N~WCOl"!B, George
NORWOOD, George W.
Perry, KS
NYE, Gllmuo 1 ltv'.
ODELL, James W.
'l' ope ka, KS
OHWIG, Rawson L.
OSHEL, James
PATEE, Clair M.
Manhattan, KS
PAYNE, Walter Levi
PERKINS, Calvin G.
PERSON, Carl 1'1.
··PETRIE, John Edward
PHILLIPS, Wellington
Lyon Co, KS
PITCHER, William
PLACE, Josiah H.
PONTIUS, Walter D.
'" Pueblo, CO

Khl~SAS

rillRRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd)

Bride

Date/Place

Page #

Officiant

GREEN, Fannie E.
Jeff Co, KS
WALLACE, Ida
Chicago, IL
WHPrNEY, Mary S.
GSELL, Leah A.
CHERl\Y, Cora 1'1.
fuiDCLIFFE, Emma E.
.:Dg Co, KS
HARSHA, Effie
DeSoto, KS
SANDERS, Hulda
Leatherwood, Ind
H.A.RHIS, Annie
COLE, Bertha
Jeff Co, KS
HENRY, Lottie
NEFF, Margaret
WEBB:ER, Amelia
LUCAS, iunerica
lJg Co, KS

14 Apr 1884Jeff Co, KS
6 Jan 1884Dg Co, KS
24 Jan 1884
29 June 1884·
21 July 1884
28 July 1884Dg Co, KS
12 Mar 1884Dg Co, KS
28 Oct 1884Dg Co, KS
30 July 1884
16 July 1884Jeff Co, KS
25 Dec 1884
5 May 1884
21 Oct 1884
22 Apr 1884Dg Co, KS
26 ll'e b 188J~
9 Apr 1884-.,
Dg Co, KS
24 July 1884
24 Jan 1884
6 Nov 1884Dg Co, KS
24 May 1884
12 Nar 1884
30 July 1884
24 Jan 1884·
22 Apr 1884Dg Co, KS
14 June 1884
14 Feb 1884
13 :Feb 1884
Dg Co, KS

567

J. H. Roberts, JP

521

A. H. Foote, PJ

52E
596

L. W. Spring, MG
C. G. Crysler, MG
A. A. Trimper, MG
D. S. 1'1ac Ewan, l"lG

554

J. W. Alderman, MG

626

Wm. F. Harvey, 11. G.

597
591

B. F. Bates, ;'lG
D. E. Smith, I1G

8
570
622
569

J. H.
Elias
A. H.
A. H.

546
565

Geo.Winterbourne, MG

HAYG, Olive F.

WALKlill, Emma A.
'l'opeku, KS
BROOKS', :Fannie (r'liss)
GRIFFITH, Cora 1'1.
MC DERrvIOTT, Lizzie
Dg Co, KS
CHILCOTE, Vienna
WALTERS, Dblie
PETEHSON, Eva- E.
BULLINGTON, Adaline
KOEHLER, Katy
Dg Co, KS
MC GEE, Ida'
TETER, Stella S,i
WIl~(rER, Leora L.
Dg Co, KS

-245-

586
5&lt;)4

595
522
. 630

Bonebrake, MG
Mayer,Priest
Foote, PJ
Foote, FJ

Geo. Hale Scott, MG

Sam'l M. Osmond, MG
A. G. Sawin, l'1G

M. C. Duggan, MG

575
553
598
526
568

J •A~: Hubenger, l'lG
J. E. Mercer, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
J. W. Alderman, MG
J. C. Vincent, JP

583

A. H. Foote, PJ
D. S. l'lac Ewan, MG
J. H. Bonebrake, MG

'~37

536

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS tlliRRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

POTTORF, Jacob W.
Oskaloosa, KS
POWELL, Charles L.
Leav Co, KS
PRESTON, James W.
I'RINGLE, James
RANDALL, Chorles H.

wlURLOW , Sarah B.
,Dg Co, KS
ELLINGWOOD, Carrie
Leav Co, KS
PINGHEE, Hattie
TUTT, Julia
ANTON, Lena M.

Geo. Winterbourne, MG
19 l"lar 1884558
Dg Co, KS
A. H. Foote, PJ
31 May 1884578
Dg Co, KS
A. H. ]'oote, PJ
28 Jan 1884
525
B. F. Bates, l"1G
3 Jan 1884
520
Joseph
Iliff, MG
20 Feb 1884
541
J as f'larvin, l"IG
8 Oct 188J~
618
A. H. Foote, l'J
1 Jan 1884
520
Joseph Rahskopf, MG
9 Oct 1884
617
c'05'
S. J. Mc Naughton,JP
22 June 188478 '
Leav Co, KS
, ' 592
Wm. Yates, JP
18 July 1884
H. Roberson, !'-:lG
26 riar 1884561
Jackson Co,' 1'10
J. W. Alderman, MG
1
8 Dec 1884
J;:'H.' Bonebrake, MG
24 Dec 1884
6 "
A. H. Foote, PJ
611
11 Sep 1884
C. G. Howland, l'-lG
9 l"Iar 1884
551
A. Beatty, I1G
7 }'eb 1884
532
J. Walderman, flG
8 May 1884573
Dg Co, KS
Washington Mercer,MG
15 flay 1884
574
J. W. Alderman, MG
602
13 Aug 1884
Elias Meier, lriest
14 Oct 1884
621
A. H. Daly, l"lG
24 Jan 1884
525
C. G. Howland, MG
25 June 1884
585
David White,Chaplin
13 ,fiar 1884555
U. S. Army
Leav Co, KS
12 July 1884-License only
A. H. Foote, PJ
25 Dec 1884
9
A. G. Sawin,MG
19 Nov 1884
634
D. S. Mac Ewan, f'lG
21 Sep 1884610
Dg Co, KS
C. G. Crysler, MG
3 Sept 1884
605
Thomas
]'ox, JP
2 June 1884
580
J.
H.
Bonebrake,
l"lG
,24 Dec 1884
7

RANKIN, Harry

READING, Francis A.
R~CKLRT, Frederick
RE;N}4'REW, Grandison
Leav Co, KS
REYNOLDS, George W.
RICE, Charles ,C.
Dg Co, KS
RICH, Clever A.
• RICHARDSON , Fred O.
1{UBSON, John N.
ROPER"William J.
RUSSELL, William E.
RUSSELL, 'Nilliam H.
Dg Co, KS
SM'lPSON, l"lonroe
SAUNDERS, Frank M.
SCHREINER, John
SCOTT, Lamuel
SEARS, William H.
SEGER, Frederick A.
Saline Co, KS
SERRERIE, ]'rank
SERRIERE, Frank
SHEPARD, Frank
SHIRK, Shannon K.
Dg Co, KS
SIMPSON, John L.
SIl"JI'SON, Lewi s
* RICHARDSON , Herman O.

GOOD, Ora L.

FEATHEROLF, Alice S.
K01'KE,l"lary,
MC KIN~EY, ~olly
Leav Co, KS
HADLEY, Ann Elizabeth
GAN'l', Martha
Kansas City, 1'10
TETER, Tillie
PONTIUS, Callie
WILBER, Lottie
M.ARTIN, :Maggie
l"~LARD, Alice E.
LITI'LEJOllli, Sophie
Johnson Co, :MO
BLACK, Nary
EDGELL, Ida
KRIER,Katy(Catharine)
l11C DOWELL, Harriet
PEABODY, Alice H.
KIS~r:NG.ER, l"Iary A.
Leav Co, KS
STUDEBAKER; Angeline
STUDEBAKER, Amanda
TYNER, Emma P.
NIXON, Arra B.
Springhill, KS
ANDEHSON, Laura G.
HILL, Ellen B.
FC)NTIUS, Ina K.

Page #

i,

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Officiant

�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANGAS MARRIAGE RECORDS - 1884 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Flace

Page #

Officiant

'SIZER, George C.
S~nTH, Frank M.
White Cloud,'KS
SMITH, Harmon E.
Kansas City, 1"10
SNYDER, George W.
SOULE, Julian D.
Johnson Co, KS
S:PADE, William
STADER, Franz
STEVEN S , Harry L.
STEVENSON, Norval E.
STEWART, Elza R.
Dg Co, KS
STEWART, George C.
STOLL, George A.
Topeka, KS
STOUT, Leonard 11.
Burlingame, KG
STRATTON, Samuel M.
Jeff Co, KS
SUFFIELD, Charles H.
Canton, KS
SUl"l1'1ERS, George W.
St. Joseph, 1":0
SWICKARD, Nathan A.
TALLEY, David L.
TAYLOR, William M.
TERHUNE, Frank W.
Raton, Mexico
THOMAS, George
Dg Co, KS
THOMAS, Joseph W.
TOOTHAKER, Geo W.
TORNEDEN, William
Leav Co, KS

BALDWIN, Lula 1"1.
CONE, Nellie J.
Dg Co, KS
GOZZOLO, Mary
Denver, CO
MARTIN, Mary·A.
ROSS, Olive S.
Johnson Co, KS
GODDA.h:D, r'lary A.
KEPLJ::;R, Ida
GREGOHY, Cora
HANSEL, Ida
ELLIS, Carrie E.
Morehead, KS
STARKS, Catharine S.
WI'llTLill, I"iathilda
Dg Co, KS
STULL, Leonora
Dg Co, KS
WOOTON, Lyda
Jeff Co,KS
GRIFFITH, Nora T"l.
Canton, KS
HANSCO!'!, Minnie
Dg Co, KS
RUSS, Gertrude E.
BUHTON,Susan E.
BURhOUGHS, Clara E.
JOHNSON, J}llia G.
Cortland, NY
BRYANT, Amanci'a
Topeka, KG
GODFREY, Sarah E.
OSBOHNE, Isabella
LOESCH, Elizabeth
Leav Co, KS

5 Nov 1884
17 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS
10 Nov 1884Dg Co, KS
28 Apr 1884
31 Dec 18841.)g Co, KS
16 Oct 1884
28 :Oct 1884
2 Oct 1884
10 Apr 1884
19 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS
7 Feb 1884
27 Feb 1884Dg Co, KS
5 J'uly 1888Dg Co, KS
7 Sep 1884Jeff Co, KS
27 Jan 1884Dg Co, KG
24 Dec 1884Dg Co, KG
4 Feb 1884
14 Feb 1884
3 July 1884
15 Apr 1884Dg Co, KG
21 July 1884Dg Co, KS
11 f"iar 1884
26 Feb 1884
27 l'lay 1884Leav Co, KS?

630
540

A.

632

A. H. Foote, PJ

568
11

A. A. Trimper, MG
A. H. Foote, FJ

622
625
616
566
535

A. H. Foote, FJ
A. H. E'oote, FJ'
A. M. Richardson, MG
J. A. Hubenger, ~lG
Joseph Iliff, l"lG

531
546

A. H. Foote, FJ
J.J. Silberman, MG

-247-

"590

H. Foote, PJ
C. G. Howland, MG

A. H. Foote, PJ
I.

1607

J. W. Gallagber, MG

527

Werter R. Davis, MG

5

Richard eordley, MG

530
537
588
567

A. H. Foote, PJ
Daniel E. S:rn.j.th, MG
A. A. rrr imper , f"1G
D. S. Mac Ewan, hG

595

A. H. Foote, FJ

552
547
576

D. S. I1ac Ewan, f/iG

D. S. r'Jac Ewan, MG
J. E. Maurer, MG

"_

~.

�DOUGLAS COllli'ry, KAl~SAS r'lARRIAGE HECORDS - 13134" (Co:nt ' d)
Bridegroom

Bride

TOhNBDON, Frederick
KAfiPSHRADER, Lena
Leav Co, KS
Dg Co, KS
TOWNER, William E.
CM'll', Anna R.
Topeka, KS
Topeka, KS
TIllil'il?'ER, Ed ward P.
ARNOLD, Hattie D.
Dg Co, KS
Louisville, KS
TWAITES, Garret t;
AUSTIN, Anna
Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
VAN TRIES, Ellsworth E. BELL, Ida
HILL, Louisa
'VRADENBERG, Adelbert
Kansas City, KS
Kansas City, KS
WAL'FER, Albert C.
WULE'KUliLE, Lena B.
WARE, William W.
HICKS, Satie C.
[)g,:.ge ,~;K~ :~. ..:
Osage Co, KS
WATSON, Charles H.
LITCHFIELD, Carrie E.
WEBSTER, Frank L.
KING, Cora (Miss)
Lawrence, KS
Kansas City, r'10
WESEl"lAN, Frederick
KAliN, Mina-Reno, KS
Reno, KS
WILBUR, Thomas H.
C()LE, Leona
WILKINS, Philip
WOhLS'l'EIN, Agnes(Miss)
WILLIM'lS, William
HASTING, Mary
Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
WILLIS, Richard A.
HOOVER, Anna r-lary
WILSON, Elijah B.
BAYNE, Fannie
Dg Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
WINCHELL, Tryon A.
MILLER, Harriet A.
WIND, Joseph
FUNK, Elizabeth
WINFIELD, James
~iliREDITH, ~ouisa
Jeff Co, KS
Jeff Co, KS
WISE, John A.
BROWN, Cora f~
WHI':[1};, Robert
Me r'lILLAN, Adella
WOLFF, Frank L.
FRAr-:E , Carr i e
Topeka, KS
St. Louis, MO
WOODRUFF, Frank L.
MC CLURB, Lora A.
WOODSIDE, George
ANDERSON, Louisa V.

Date/Place

kage #

Officiant

14 Mar 1884-

554

Aug. l-istor, MG

Dg Co, KS
1 Sept 1884605
Dg Co, KS
6 IVlar 1884549
l)ottawatomie Co,KS
13 har 1884555
Jeff Co, KS
10 Apr 1884
565
608
4· Sep 1884Dg Co, KS
524
5 :Feb 1884
20 l"lar 1884559
Dg Co, KS
31 Nay 1884
578
11 Jan 1884522
Wyandotte Co, KS
3 Dec 1884639
Leav Co, KS
600
3 Aug 1884
629
5 Nov 1884
15 Dec 18843
Dg Co, KS
2 Jan 1884
519
~·~
13 Feb 18845 .~
Jeff Co, KS
17 Feb 1884
5,9
25 Nov 1884
637
29 f'lay 1884577
Jeff Co, KS
2
16 Dec 1884
4 Apr 1884
564
29 May 1884577
Dg Co, KS
619
9 Oct 1884
29 Oct 1884
627

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C. G. Crysler,

~G

Benjamin F. Grant,MG
Justus McCoy, MG
S.L. Johnson, MG
A. H. :Foote, T'J

}'istor, MG
H. H. Howard, JP

A.

William Conrad, MG
William Stevenson, Elder
S. J. McNaughton, JP
John Wilder, ,TP
J. J.Silberman,MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Joseph Michael, MG
C. G. Crysler, MG
A. A. Trimper, MG
A. H. Foote, PJ
Wm. Havwell, l"lG
Jacob Boay, f"IG
B. F. Bates, l"iG
A. h. Foote, PJ
Richard Cordley,MG
A. H. Foote,PJ

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�DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANGAS IVlARRIll.GE HECOHDS - 1884 (Cont'd)
Bridegroom

Bride

Date/Place

f-'ag~

Officiant

WORRELL, Frank B.
Bryn Mawr,PA
WRIGHT, Allen G.
Linwood, KS
WYCOFF, Samuel B.
Dg Co, KS
YOUNG, George
YOUNG, James R.
Manhattan, KS

SPERRY, Maggie H.
Dg Co, KS
HOWE, !,lalinda J.
Dg Co, KS
DENTON, I"lartha L.
Saratoga, NY
GL.t:NN, I"iaggie E.
IILLSBUny, Annie M.
Manhattan, KS

22 July 1884Dg Co, KS
1 tIay 1884Dg Co, KS
13 Nov 1884Franklin Co,KS
26 l"lar 1884,
15 June 1884Dg Co, KS
- - -

~;93

ti.

572

A. !'1. Richardson, f'iG

625

A. W. Bishop, MG

563
584

C. E. Williams, MG
A. A. Trimper, MG

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McFeatters ,!'lG

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ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAl"lE - 1884
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

ABBOTT, Rebecca
ABEf\.NA'llHY, !'laggli.:e E.
ALEXANDER, Rosa
ANDERSON, Emma
ANDERSON, Laura G.
ANDERSON, Louisa V.
ANTON, Lena I"l.
ARNOLD" Hattie D.
AUSTIN, Anna
BAKER, Eliza
BALDWIN, Lula M.
BAYNE, Fannie
BUL, IdD
BISHOP, Theodosia A.
BLACK, Mary
BLUNT, Karcissa
BONEBHAXE, Cora W.
BRACKET'r, Edith E.
BROOKS, Fannie (l''iiss)
BROWN, Cora E.
BROWN, Nellie
BRYANT, Amanda

BULLINGTON, Adaline
PETRIE, John Edward
MATTHEWS, James H.
BUHDICK,
oarah
B.
_'
.
D~:"-..lIsaiah J.
ANDERSON, Clayton C.
BURKE,
Kate
W.
r~YVILLE, James H.
BROWN, Thomas
BURROUGHS,
Clara
E.
TAYLOR, William 1"1.
HA.NEY, Henry
BURTON, Susan E.
'l'ALLEY, David_ L.
SIf"il-'SON, John L.
WOODSIDE, George
CAMP; ArlhA R:
TO~ER~ Wiiiia~ E~
WU~DALL, Charles H.
CAI"JJBELL, Elma
JOHl~SUN, George n.
TREl".i.l ER, Ed ward P.
CAIiliICK, f"lollie C.
HERRING, Calvin A.
TWAITES, Garret
CHERRY, Cora fl.
l"lETTNER, :Francis ~~
CHIl:COTE, Vienna
FAYNE, \-jalter Levl
ASHB Y, .henry S. '
Cl~INGEH, Mary Elizabeth CARY, William C.
SIZ,ER, George C.
COA'rES, Clara
BURROWS, Peter
WILSON, Elijah B.
MYEl&lt;, Lemull
VAN 'fRIES, Ellsworth E. COLE, Bertha
COLE, Leona
'WILBUR, 'i'homas H.
HARRISON, ·Ira E.
COLLINS, l'1ary El·i z'3:b~.~tr.. BAILEY, Lenard A.
S.AI1PSON, Monpoe
CONE, Nellie J.
. S!'lITR, :Frl1nk I"J.
JONES, Washington
CHOWDER, Eva M.
LAWRENCE, LewisW.
HiJ\il~SHIltE, Simon J.
DOUGLASS, John F.
LAWSON, william
DAILEY, 1"largaret J.
ORWIG, Rawson L.
li-"F.NDERSON, Albert
DAVIS, Ella
WISE, John A.
GJ,.LLAGHER, Henry
DENNIS,Ollie
LYONS, James
WYCOFF,
Samuel B.
DENTON, Martha L.
THC'I"i.AS, George
DESHAZER,
John J.
DE,sH.h.L:.ER, Levisa M.
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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAI"lE - 1884-Cont'd
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

D},,'WEY, Cora A.
DICKr-lAN, Martha
DIXON, Lucinda B.
DODDRIDGE, Annie
DORSEY, Elvira
DRESSLER ,Katie (Miss)
DUKE, Ada L.
EA'rON, Agnes
EDGELL, Ida
EDGELL, I"iary
ELLER, Julia C.
ELLINGwOOD, Carrie
ELLIS, Carrie E.

HOLLENBECK, John A.
HEWITT, James
HOOVER, Benjamin L.
HICKS, Richard J.
HILL, Richard
GALLETLY, George.
JONES, Alma C.
ALLEN, William M.
SAUN DERS , }?r ank M.
HARRISON, ]'rank
EBERHART, Jacob N.
rOWELL, Charles L.
S'lIEWA}{'l', £1 za H.
LT!:ACH, Robert E.
JON}'S, John L.
COLEI"'lAN, Willis A.
COOLEN, George W.
FINN, Joseph
READING, Francis A•.
BRUNE, Ji'rank E.
DH1MERY, Frank
JOHNSON, Signey H.
JONES, Matthew F.
WOL}'F, Frank L.
WIND, Joseph
GIRD, Benton B.
RICE, Charles C.
BECK, Henry
HIL£', Junius... O.
DOHNUN, James
JONES, David R.
HARHIS, Leander H.
YOUNG, George
SPADE, William
THOI"lliS, Joseph ''II.

GOOD, Ora L.
GOODI"Uili, Frances
GOULDING l!,va
GOZZOLO, Mary
GREEN, Fannie E~
GREEN, Lina E.
GREGOHY, Cora
GRIFFITH, Cora M.
GRIFFITH, Nora M.
GSELL, Leah A.
HADLEY, Ann Elizabeth
HAFER, Susan V.
HAIH, Mary A.
HlmSCOM, Minnie
HANSEL, Ida
HARRIS, iillnie
HARSHA, Effie
BART, Sarah J.
HAS'lIIE, Katie E.
BASTINGS, Carrie
HASrl'ING, Mary
HAYS, Ellen Jane
HAYS, Olive F.
HEAThMAN, Jessie E.
HELLl"'iAN, Louisa
HENRY, Lottie
HICKS, Agnes
HICKS, Satie C.
HILL, Ellen B.
HILL, Louisa
HILL, Olla
HOLI'lES, Ella
H00VEH, Anna 1'1ar]
Ho\,jE, Mal inda J.
HUNTER, I-hienna I:::.
HUYETT, Isabel~a

RANKIN, Harry
BROwN, Albert L.
DUNN, James A.
SMITH, Harmon E.
MC HALE, Francis 1:1.
HILL, Charles B.
STEVENS, Harry L.
OSHEL, JD.lIl.es
SUFFIELD, Charles R.
MERCER, John H.
REYNOLDS, George ~.
DEWEESE, N. Charles
BHYAN'lI, William lL '
SUM~iliRS, George rl.
STEVENSON, Norval E.
HURPHY, Addison
I"lILLIili, Frank
CRRIb'l'IAN, Thomas L.
JONES, George B.
FLETCHER, Clarence J.
WILLIA~S, William
BURGESS, Woodard W.
NYE, Samuel W.
FALLEY, George M.
HELLSTROM, ~ax R.
NACE, William
LEWIS, Peter
Wj\.RE, William W.
SIl"lFSON, Lewi s
VREDENBEHG, Adelbert
EBERWI.HT, Peter T.
DODGE, Francis
WILLIS,' Pichard A.
WRIGHT, Allen G.
KELLER, Benjamin F.
BRUST, August

EVAl~ S ,

'Em i 1 Y

EVANS, Lizzie A.
EVANS, Nora
FASIG, Matilda (Mrs.)
FAY, ~usan,.
FEATHERGLF, Alice S.
FELBER, Mary E.
FISHBACK, Lizzie
FLINN, Ella f'l.
FOWLER, Lucy
FRAME, Carrie
FUNK, Elizabeth
GAHAGAN, Nellie
GANT, Martha
GA11.DEN, Frances
GARDNEk, Laura K.
GENTEY, f'jollie
GENTRY, kena E.
GIBSON, Mary A.
GLENN, Maggie E.
GODDARD, l"lary A.
GODFREY, Sarah E.

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�ALPHABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAME - 1884 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Groom

Bride

&lt;''J:ACKSON, }l'lorence
LEE, Grant
JAMES, Fannie Louise
HAPTONSTALL, Abram C.
Jlihl"'lAIN, Virginia Rogers GLYNN, Eugene D.
JEFFRIES, Hannah(Miss) EILER, John
JENKINS, Amelia
HARl"lON, John
JOHNSON, Carrie H.
HULL, Charles S.
JOHNSON, Hannah
JOhNSON, Simon
JOHNSON, Hattie
LOBDELL, Millard
JOHNSON, Josephine
HOGJ,N ,Carter
JOHNSON, Julia G.
TERhUNE, :Frank W.
JONES, Mary E.
EDGERTON ,Rollin C.
KAHN, Mina
WEG~JiliN, Frederick
KAY~SHRADER, Lena
TORNEDvN, F'rederick
KEARNS, Eva D.
CL:EJ~DEl''lING, Edwin M.
KELLEY, Elizabeth
KlhCJl.Nlill, J-ames
KEl-'Ll:.R, Ida
SrrADER, Franz
KING, Cora(Miss)
WEBSTER, Frank L.
KISSINGER, Mary A.
SEGEH, Frederick A.
KLINES, Angie
J'OHNSON, Alexander
KOEHLER, Katy
PHILLTPS, Wellington
KOFKE, I"iary
RECKERT, Frederick
KRIER, Katy(Catharine) SChREINER, John
LAIN, Annie E.
HALL, l"'Jatthew H.
LANG, Louisa
LOill'uili, August
LAN SDOWN, I"'iartha
DAVENTORT, York
LEE, Alice
GIBSeN, Peter
LEE, Annie
GRAY, George W.
LEE, Isabelle
FOhD, West
LEE, I"lartha J.
DAVIDSON, : Robert H.
LEhl'iAN, Charlotte Jane GODFREY, J olm.
LE I..:J\GE, I";Hry
E~10T\Y, ChDrles
L.E;WIS, eli ve J.
LOWE, John W.
LITCHFIELD, Carrie E. WATSON, Charles H.
LITTLE~OhN, Sophie
RUSSELL, william H.
LOESCH, Elizabeth
TOhN~DEN, William
LONG, Maria C.
LYTEH, Charles E.

LUCAS, liInerica
LUDWIG, I"lary(Miss)
LYSINGER, iUnanda
HADDEN, Maggie
I"'lALLARD, Alice E.
I-'lALLAHD, Lizzie
l"illRTIN, Catharine
r~rrIN, l"laggie
l\'iART IN, .Mary A.
l"lASON, Rache 1 J'.
MC CAIN, Laura A.
MC CLURE, Lora A.
l"lC CHEA, Aggie 11.
I"1C CREATH, Mary
MC DEHMOTT, Lizzie
MC DOWELL, Anna
MC DOWELL, Harriet
I"'lC GEE, Ida
l"1C GRADE, Nellie
l"lC KINNEY, Folly
1'"lC I'lILLAN, Ade lla
l"lC I'IILLAN, Farthena
l"'lERbDITH, Louisa
MILLLR, Harriett A.
l",ILLEH, Julia
MITCHELL, Anna M.
l"lI'lICHELL, Luella
MOOI-ili, Sarah Ann
r·mSI CK , Mary E.
NEFF, Margaret
NI~SL~Y, Hoberta K.
NIXON, Arra B.
ODELLE, J-ennie
OSB(j}~NE, Isabella
OSf"lOND, Elizabeth
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NORWOOD, George W.
HAGENBUCH, Henry
HUtlPHREY, \hlson Y.
GROI'T, Anderson
RUSSELL, William E.
HORNUNG, George
f"IilRrIN, Levi
ROPER, William J.
3NYDER, George w.
AhTERBUHN, Samuel
. JARVER, Wilmer
WOODRUFF, Frank L.
FULLER, WilliamA.
CARSON, J-ohn E.
PATEE, Clair 1"1.
B'::".lCK, George
SCO'liir, Damue 1
PITCHER, William
IRWIN, Edward J.
RENFRE~, Grandison
WHITE, Robert
HENDliliSON, John C.
WINFIELD, James
WIlWH:t;LL, 'llryon A.
CLARK, Henry
CAfJPBELL, Henry C.
EDMUNDS,. Ed N.
BATES, Daniel
HICKS,Charles A.
NEUSTI1i'TER, Loui s
L~WIS, George Albert
SHIRK, Shannon K.
BAKER, William H. H.
TO THAKER , George W.
GRIEG, James S.

�ALFJIABETICAL LISTING BY BRIDE'S NAI"lE - 1884 (Cont'd)
Bride

Groom

Bride

Groom

OTTINGER, l"lartha E.
OWENS, Fanny

HOwARD, John f'1.
DOUGLAS, General

SI-'ERRY, l"laggie H.
STARKS, Catharine S.
STONEBRAKER, Dora G.
STREETER, Ella
S'rUDEBAh.ER, Amanda

WORRELL, :F'rank B.
STEWART, Geor~e C.
LATEEN (LA'rHAN ) , John O.
J-ONES, john w.
SEliliIEl-ili, }i'rank
SERhERIE, Frank
STOUT, Leonard M.
BLODGETT, Syrus

PEABODY, Alice B.
SUlliS, 'William H.
PEOVEE..LINE, Annie B.
BROWN, Hichard
PE.TERSON, Eva E.
:PERSON, Carl 1'"1.
STUDEBAK~,Angeline
PHELPS, 1'"laggie
1'"LATTHE.'WS, Henry
STULL, Leonora
PILLSBURY, Annie M.
YOUNG, James R.
SWO:PE, t'lary
F'INGRE";';"', Hatt1" e
FRES1'ON, James W.
PLIEF.KE, Emilie"
ENGELl'10HR, Jacob
:tJLiI.CE, Josiah H.
TETER, Stella S.
POCH, Anna F.
KANNENBUHG, .August F. W. TE'rER, Tillie
RICH, Clever A.
FOGSO'l,T,
E-'ll" za
DUNCAN, Charles S,Jr.
"~
DENNISON, John L.
TBASK, Laura E.
PON'l1IUS, Callie
IHCHARDSON, :Fred O.
HAMILTUN, Albert C.
'rREril'ER, l"Jary L.
PRINGLE, ..Tames
FONTIUS, Ina K.
RICHARDSON, Herman O.
'l'UTrr, Julia
SHEFli.RD, Frank
\~EI~ACH, Alice
LEAH.NED, S. Stanley
'fYNBH, Bmma P.
FnICE, Navada Ellen
CLJU\.K Walter I.
VALLENCOUli.T, J of'''.:r,hine HALEY, John P.
PRICE, P~lena J. C. (Miss) LIGGE'fT, George R.
VALOT, Mary Isabella GROFT, Albert W.
~"~CL~F:F'l!;, "Em~a E.
l"lILLER, AugustusH.
EDGAR, Robert A~
VANNEST,l"laud (Miss)
RE~BUHN, L1ll1an
HAWN Lawrence
HYl'1l:-;R, James
VAN
VRANKEN,Debbie
J.
ROBERl"1AN, Laura
JE'WET'f Lorenzo
ROSS, Olive S.
SODLE, 'Julian D.
WALKER, Emma A.
eDELL, James W.
RUSS, Gertrude E.
SWICK.h.HD, Nathan A.
WALLACE, Ida
Me LOUTH,Charles N.
RYAN, Edith
ARNOLD, J. Frank
WALTERS, Dolie
PERKINS, Calvin G.
WARE,
Ella
GOOSBY, Peter
SANDERS, Hulda
MILLER, J. Theodore
WASSON,
l"lartha
Albertine
BRACKEN ,Meade L.
SANDS, Margareth E.
ABERNA'rIIY, Mart in
WATSON,
Manda
"
COOP'ER,
Ernest J.
SCHOTT, Mamie
GEEIJ~, William G.
WA'r'fS,
K}.len
BOWMAN,
Valentine
SHIELDS, Anna
DEI"IING, Byron H.
WEBBER, Amelia
NEwCOMB, George
SILLIK, Lou
BDHKETrl', Frederick M.
WESTCOTT,
Chrissie
V.
CAI'll-'B:tLL, Alonzo
SII"'!l'10NS, Mollie
FORD, Charles L.
WHEDON,
Mary
KELLEY,
hobert S.
SfCAGGS, Laureta
BALDWIN, J"ohn W.
~JHIRLC;W, Sarah B.
}-OT'l'ORB"
jacob W.
SKINN.l:ill, Susan
1'"JA'Fn},wS, Charles G.
WHITNEY,
I"1ary
S.
NELVILLE,
Edward W.
SL:.t.N'l' Z, t'lary A.
BIUNrLAN, J-ohn
WILBER,
Lottie
ROBSON,
J"ohn
N.
SMART, Sarah J.
l"lAtiON, "William P.
WILLIM]S,
Lucy
BELL,
Jopn
SI"lITH, Emma(Miss)
l-IAZARD , J arne sF'.
WILLIAl"iS, I"laria
GILL, William
SMITH, Nannie
DED1:ICK, Ernest
WIN'fER,
Leora
L.
HJNTIUS,
Walter D.
SUUL~, ~I e s ~3ie
Iihl\mEW~(jN, Willis G.
WITTLBR,
I"lathilda
STOLL,
George
A.
SPARGUR, fi,ollie
AUSTAETL, Frederick
WUiiLBTEIN ,Agnes (l'-'liss) WILKINS, Philip
.D

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�SURNAME INDEX
Abbot 36
Abbott 184
Abrams 196
Abramz 226
Acker 196
Ackerman 94
Ackley 171
Adair 5,12,176,188
Adams 9,18,21,30,33,44,56,62,70,73
92,95,96,112,116,124,130,131,135
141,149,159,162,169,183,196,203
214,219,224,231
Adamson 12,112
Addington 74
Addis 9
Ader 95
Adkins 33
Adolph 64,96,163,169
Ager 116
Ahlguist 136
Ahlstrom 100,112
Ahrbergh 21
Akers 141,159
Akin 21
A baugh 100
A bert 224
A bery 95
A bin 9,63
Abott 218
A brecht 50,141
A bright 225
A bro 22
A buton 159
A corn 141
A der 112,228
A derman 225,226,229,231,2~3,239
240,241,243,244,245,246
Aldrich 169
Aldridge 169
Alen 33
Alexander 73,89,91,108,124,185,196
Alford 124,211

Alfred 105
A I I an 89
Allbright 185
A I I br i t ton 187,214
AI len 2,33,48,49,56,57,61,72,96,102
105,116,124,126,141,159,169,177
182,183,196,201,214,224,226
Allgaier 105,124
A I I i ngham 94
All ison 21,30,33,45,138,143
Allston 196
Allstot 216
Almquist 89
Althaus 59
Althen 9
Alumbaugh 48
Alveron 35
Alverson 22,30
Amblen 28
Ambler 25
Ambold 149
Ammermon 137
Amos 30,37,57
Amsden 47,185
Amund 104
Anderson 1,2,9,11,16,17,30~37,44,5o
56,60,61,70,89,91,92,100,105,107
112,113,115,116,124,137,141,142
159,162,169,183,185,187,204,206
211,217,224,226,239,240,244
Andis 196
Andrews 30,37,64,101,149,183
Annis 149
Anthony 44,112
Anton 62,100,117,159,169
Anxier 57
Apitz 56
Appleby 89
Applewhite 36,159
Arband 44
Arbane 44
Archer 56
Archibald 12
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�Argnbright 224
Argubright 211
Arie 224
Arms 103,141
Arnett 226
Arnold 9,112,141,142,144,196,211
Arthur 89,100,124
Arv i I 70
Asborn 124
Ashby 21,22,164,169
Ashley 134,196
Asher 44,183
Ashton 56
As pi nwa I I 26
Assman 103,163
Asterberg 141
Aterberry 9
Atkinson 1,44,57,71,240,243
Aubaugh 112
Aud i noJOod 70
Aughbaugh 112
Augustin 24
Austaett 224
Austin 3,44,56,58,70,134,136,196
219
Auston 56,196
Auterburn 169
Auxier 70,106
Aver i I I 30
Averley 203
Averly 198
Avertams 214
Avery 10,32,62,114
Ayer 23,46,101,104,202
Ayers 1,143
Ayres 211
Babb 56
Babey 112
Bach 116,124
Bachelor 219
Backwith 172
Bacon 1,197

Badger 134
Badley 149
Badsky 112,118,124,159,196,233
Baer 190
Bai ley 9,30,56,71,74,89,91,115,131
141,149,169,177,183,211,233
Ba iii f t 118
Ba i I lie 226
Baine 89
Bair 188
Baird 21,44
Baker 1,3,21,30,31,33,35,44,73,134
150,159,169,175,178,198,200,205
211,212,224,226,228,232
Balch 115
Balcom 57,46,50,56,61,70
Baldridge 149
Baldwin 1,3,10,13,24,26,30,107,124
141,142,145,159,160,162,188,191
203,205,219
Balentyne 216
Bales 44,183,211,214
Ba I I 44
Ballagh 44
Bailon 70,71,95
Ba I lough 183
Baltz 92
Bancom 227
Bancrott 224
Bandel 70
Bane 34
Bantning 233
Bangs 28,103,149,183
Banion 159
Banker 89
Banks 46,56,57,58,61,62,63,74,92
100,116,135,173,187
Banning 21,196
Banta 175,183,217
Baracklaw 58
Barber 1,2i,22~100,107,112,124,134
141,149,211,220
Barcourt 135
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�Bardell 211,224
Bardwe I I 159
Bare 100
Barker 4,9,28,37,38,44,47,50,56,57
60,63,70,71,92,96,107,112,115,127
134,149,128,134,135,137,143,145
150,159
Barkley 100
Barley 46
Barlow 196
Barnard 24,35
Barns 241
Barnes 37,56,89,92,92,94,95,106,169
203,212,219
Barnett 1,2,4,129,134,161,224
Barney 9
Barnhart 100,115,141,187
Barnhisel 112
Barnls 9
Barratt 163,243
Barrett 14,50,134,177
Barricklow 5,13,70,73,92,100,200
Barriere 218
Barry 91,137,196
Barteldes 159
Bartholow 44
Bartleman 48
Bartlett 141
Barton 119,124,216
Base I 141
Bashore 128
Basinger 62
Baskaville 134
Ba s k e r v i I I e 224
Bass 124,128,196
Bastian 232
Batdor t. 70,112
Bateman 31,45,196,211
Bates 37,90,196,200,202,203,212,224
228,230,239,243,244,245,246,248
Bateson 216
Bathurst 57
Batman 225

Ba t ta i I Ie 60
Battle 149
Bauer 211
Baum 124,145
Baxter 89
Bayless 159
Ba yne. 197,216
Baysinger 1,4,30
Beach 13,60,70
Beagle 224
Beaks 61
Beal 183,196,224
Beale 130
Beales 183
Beals 44,124,213
Beam 44,224
Beaman 2,47
Bear 134
Beard 202
Beardsley 15,36
Bearer 44
Beattie 183
Beatty 21,174,184,187,189,197,204
211,215,226,230,232,241-243,246
Bebee 72
Bebout 141,196
Beck 51,72,200
Becker 141
Beckey 183
Beckman 211
Bedale 161,162,172,175
Bedgood 62,95,169
Beebe 72
Beecrott 205
Beeks 136,138,150,164,170,192,206
Beeler 44
Beeson 30,149,229
Beeyley 124
Beezely 30
Beggs 159
Behrens 159,224
Bel I 3,29,34,36,44,47,48,57,89,91
103,113,126,134,159,169,174,182,213

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�Belmer 70-73,89,91,93,94,96,101-106
108
Belt 159
Belvoir 205
Benander 159
Benas 112
Benchard 100
Benedict 1,10,70,224
Benefield 169
Bengtson 96
Benin 56
Benjamin 1,159
Bennett 2,4,25,44,56,100,159
Benson 25,36,37,112,118,141,159,215
Bent 3
Bentley 46,49,51,56,58,61,63,64
Benwood 59
Berge 100
Bergman 56,100
Berkan 16
Berkau 9
Berkaw 16
Berner 61
Berry 30,56,114,116,126,183,189,191
211
Bertenshaw 100
Bertha 183
Bertschinger 70
Bethea 192
Betts 33,44
Beureau 70
Beverly 124
Bevels 50
Bevier 50
Bew 134
Bewley 30
B ddison 59
B dinger 159
B ebush 177
B erer 169
B gelow 100;211
B ggs 89,100,108,144·
B II 224

Bineyard 60
Bird 182
Birkett 159
Bishop 1,2,14,22,249
Bissell 60
Bitterly 218,232
Blachl 217
Black 31,127,169,183
Blackbird 59
Blackburn 56
Blackenship 185
Blacker 90,100,126
Blackette 56
Blackford 3
Blackman 30
Blackmar 196
Blacksten 47
Blackstone 1
B ackwelder 149
B ades 124
B aechel 199,224
Bake 3,30,70
B akely 33,34,50,71
Baker 100,162,224
Bakeman 134
B akeny 30
B akeslee 11
B akewel I 56
B anchard 170
Band 124
B anden 4
Blaney 159
Blankenship 30,35,159
Blankinship 44
Blanton 9,59
Blayney 56
Bleakley 224
B I ech I i 204
Bledsoe 10,35
Blem 165
BI ende 11189
Blevenge 95
Blevins 224

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�Blinton3o
B lis s -12,21, 112, 134
Blodgett 63,137,143,183
Blokesley 141
Blood 2,9,10,13,21,28
Blue 211
B I un t 162
Boay 248
Boaz 211
Bock 211
Bodlerson 34
Bohannan 183
Bohn 141
Bohnmaier 178
Boicourt 107,115,124,129,136,137
144
Bolan 205
Bolen 31,35
Boles 211,214
Bolin 141
Bollard 183
Bolton 44
Bond 17,30,22,89,92,93,105,107,114
118,124,134,150,201,216
Bonebake 63
Bonebaker 58
Bonbrake 134
Bonebrake 57,70,71,74,93,96,103,106
125,127,129,141,143,162,172,191
192,206,215,216,227,241,245,246
Bonham 145,184
Bonner 214
Bonton 134
Booker 114,125,165,184
Boone 56,48,142
Boose 30,96
Bora9an 57
Borcourt 117
Border 112
Borer 141
Boris 30
Bothe 19
Botts 9

Boucher 231
Bou9hton 1,149
Boulden 159
Bouray 160
Bouton 44,134
Boutwe I I 56
Bovard 197
Bowden 211
Bowen 4,70,73,149,160,169,212
Bower 30,35-38,48,57,59,61,62,72,73
91,94,104,107,115,117,125,127,136
141,144,150,175,184
Bowers 2,44,59,89,115,125,138,149
173
Bowker 177
Bowku 94
Bowles 21
Bow lin 45
Bowman 1,11,28,29,56,100,149,224
Bowyer 70
Boyce 106
Boyd 100,101,112,113,144,169
Boyer 1,102,131,160,187
Boyle 21,101
Boynton 104,107,112,124,137
Bozel 19
Brackett 56,218
Bradbary 30
Braden 141
Bradford 4
Bradley 61,125,138,164
Bradshaw 141,149',197,211
Bra9don 44
Brady 31
Bra99 70
Bra i I sford 100
Brand 46,230
Brandage 13
Brander 47
Brandon 169
Brandstaelter 198,201,205,212,215
217
Brannon 56,89,119,134

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�Branson 36,72
Brant 1,2,3,5,15
Brass 93,115,169,226
Bratton 112
Braxton 129,149,160
Bray 59,177
Brecheisen 112,184,197
Brecheison 173
Brechtelsbauer 105
Brechtelsbower 130
Breedlove 3
Breese 2
Breeze 149,164
Brehm 224
Breithaupt 176
Brekheisen 70
Brender 1,44,225
Brero 10
Bretherton 197
Brewer 9,34,165,199
Brewin9ton 160
Brichheim 30
Br cke I I 225
Br dal 30
Br dge 134,212
Br dges 21
Br 99S 29,57,112,120,134
Br ndle 212
Br nk 102
Br'nkman 70
Br sco 44
Br stol 100,175
Br tt 177
Br tton 228
Br zendine 197
Br ro 10
Brocard 218
Brock 70
Brockmeier 72
Brockway 44,46-49,58,63,160
Brocraw 49
Broeker 169
Broemmelsick 35

Bronboker 57
Bronson 44
Brooke 5,10,197,231
Brooks 1,21,29,44,45,49,57,63,70,89
100,103,105,112,114,116,120,125
160,169,197
Brophy 57,161
Brosard 228
Brou9hton 129,160
Brouse 184
Broutherton 44
Brown 1,3,4,10,13,17,23-26,29-37,44
45,47,49,51,56,57,59~62,7o,73,89

91,104,106,112,116-119,125,134,135
138,145,150,160-162,169,170,174
184,186,191,197,212,215,216
224-226,229,231
Browne 1,215,232,241
Brownin9 10,125,162,170,178
Brownlee 34-36,103
Brubaker 59,63,89,94,96,107,113
116-120,124,126,127,129,134,135
137,138,141-144,159,161,165,183
196,202,205,212,215,226,241
Bruce 112,160,172,184,197,225
Brue9gen 176,212
Brue9ger 70,225
Bru99an 188
Brumbau9h 100
Brune 35,128,160,225
Bruner 59,128,213
Brunin9haus 201
Brunk 171
Brunton 138
Bryan 2,57,60,62,71,73,92
Bryant 56,105,138,143,183,197,212
220,228,230
Brysen 31
Bryson 35,37,51,72,74,93,104,108
115,119,128,143,161,163,165,171
Buchanan 36,100,106
Buchheim 234
Buck 37,57,70,126,150
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�Buckhanan 228
Buckels 45,51
Buckhart 47
Buckheim 30
Buckles 48
Buckley 94
Buckner 89,113
Budington 1
Buecking 127
Buell 225
Buffer 90
Buffington 212
Buggoon 35
Buker 224
Bu I I a r d 9,24
Bu I len e 28, 113,233
Bu I I i ngton 184
B u I I 0 c k 73, 145·, 1 97
Bundren 1
Bunton 90
Burbank 100
Burdett 57
Burdick 15,33
Burgess 1,10,11,31,34,,212
Burgin 70
Burgoon 30,45,90
Burke 4,57,203
Burket 170
Burkhardt 30
Burks 213
Burley 10
Burnell 170
Burnett 28,31,49,141,165,225
Burney 37,160
Burns 17,36,71,100,113,117'
Burnton 134,226
Burpee 101
Burr 10,170
Burritt 3
Burroughs 1,30
Burrows 30,144,160
Burson 4,23
Burt 160

Burton 30,32,44,126,128
Burwerth 213
Buse 90
Bush 57,170
Busse 30
Bussell 90
Bussin 118
Butcher 197
Butel 70,150,160
Bute I I 125
Butler 2,25,45,102,137,199,212,229
Butter 232
Butterfield 134
Button 130,144
Buttrick 170
Butts 212,225
Buzzard 32
Byerley 63,112
Byers 205,213,220,233
Byler 14
Byrd 3,90
Byrne 125
Cabbage 134
Cade 103,141,188,225
Cady 191,197,205
Cafterly 12
Ca i I a r 30
Cain 49
Calder 134
Caldwell 45,48,71,114,138,197
Ca Ilaman 95
Ca I I away 18,45
Calloway 3,11,15
Ca I we I I 16
Cameron 30
Camerson 141
Cammeron 118
Campbel 61
Campbel I 1,5,14,16,38,47,50,57,59
60,70,71,101,107,134,144,150,184
191,225,229
Canady 22
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�Canary 125
Canavan 184
Cane 57
Canfield 116,204
Ca n iff 22
Cannedy 90
Cannin9 30
Cannow 57
Car:tsdele 30
Cantrell 141
Capper 45
Cara9Y 125
Cardwell 21,57,119,173
Care I I 59
Careness 125
Carew 170
Carey 32,70,113
Cargay 134,138
Car9uev i I Ie 101
Car ius 104,108,114,115,128,130,137
Cariw 183
Car lin 22
Carlson 70,101,150,227
Carlton 225
Carmean 31,36,224
Carmien 170
Carnahan 215
Carnes 57,45,57,58
Carney 30,100,116,125,128,134
Carper 101,112,116,124~128
Carpenter 4,10,22,25,57,184
Carr 5,10,45,90,178,184,198
Carrier·l
Carri9an 73
Carrol 170
Carruth 47,58,59,90,101,113,150

212
Carson 31,90,125,169,225
Carter 45,58,64,90,113,143,150,170

171,172,174,212,225
Cartwright 92
Carum 183
Caruthers 134,136,141,184

Cary 225
Casaboom 169
Case 1,10,15,56,60,70,61
Casebere 16
Casey 125,161,183,186,231
Casmire 197
Casper 134
Casson 216
Castello 170
Castleman 5
Cattereon 1
Cauch 90
Cavanau9h 212
Cavin 161
Caylor 34,45,70,159,160,225
Cayton 31,45,62
Center 103
Centers 32
Cerino 33
Cerley 186
Chadwick 10,31,34,45,46,47,48-51

57-62,70,72,73,89,90,94,96,103,107
126,128,130,141,142,144,145,163
165,172,174,176,177,183,184,185
187,190,191,192,198,199,201,202
204,205,206,211,212,213,216,218
224,225,229,231,232,233,234,239
240
Chaffee 57
Chall is 57
Chalman 89
Chamberlain 4,31,134
Chambers 22,31,56,101
Champion 185
Chance 197,211
Cha.nd I er 71,128
Chapin 30,32,35,37,45,46,47,48,49
50,51,57,63
Chapley 141
Chapman 2,36,37,45,49,63,71,91,203
225
Charleton 128
Charlton 126,128,185
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�Chase 10,57,64,184
Cheejman 73
Cheesman 225
Cherry 101,164,170,175,176,178,184
185,192,200,217,219,224,225,234
239
Chervestonn 34
Chester 28
Chestnut 10
Chetlain 124
Cheval ier 113,138,184
Chew 45
Chi Icote 220
Chi Id 230
Chi Ids 57,125
Chi IsDn 45
Ch i I ton 31
Chi.ssinberg 44
Chock ley 35
Chollar 90
Chotau 113
Chrisman 4
Chriss 47
Christian 71,102,105,107,114-116
118-120,125,127,130,170,184,188
Christie 186
Christy 101,225
Chrysler 225,227
Chrysty 45
Church 101,107
Churchill 3,116
Cinry 126
Clapp 15
Clark 4,10,14,30,34,45,48,57,71,95
101,113,125,134,141,159,160,165
170,177,185,191,202,212,225,229
Clarke 1,57,59,71,125,143,164
Clarkson 113
Clausen 101
.
Clay 91,125,150,170,184,198,212,218
224,233
Clayton 3,31,44,125,150
Cleland 129,226

Clement 90
Clemmons 31
Clerry 37
Cleveland 197
Cline 182,212
C linton 31
Clock 134,135,142,143,176,187,191
196
Cloe 2
Close 135
Cloud 212
Clough·l,16,17,58,62
Clover 71
Clow 35
Cluser 32
Coape 57
Coarley 25
Coat 10,35
Coate 198,218
Coats 113
Cobb 185,1 97
Cobble 117
Cobel 56
Coble 56
Coblentz 58
Cochran 113,141
Cockins 135,137,141,142,145,160-164
Cock lin 90,101
Coe 1,2,125
Coffey 141,143
Coffin 28,29,90,113,125,197
Coffman 117,160
Cogaon 117
Coger 186
Cogi in 101
Cogswell 90,160
Cohen 71
Coker 92,96,101
Colbert 58,71,125
Colburn 23
Colck 206
Cole 2,34,45,57,71,72,90,125,126
129,137,138,141,170,184,198,202

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�Cole(cont)
213,214
Cole land 24
Coleman 31,36,57,101,176
Colemery 126
Coles 142
Col i e r 59,96
Collier 25,31,47,61,94
Col I ins 45,47,71,115,19.8
Colman 96,134
Colraw 60
Col row 60
Coltrane 211
Colwell 226
Colver 62
Comba 50
Combs 58,71
Compton 2,31
Comstock 213,214,217,242
Conant 71,101
Conard 113
Cone 57,125,204
Conely 71
Conger 71,104,198
Conk lin 2,45
Conley 31,90,92,96,186
Conneley 57
Conne I I 101
Conner 198
Connor 10
Conover 22
Conrad 248
Conroy 150
Conser 13
Conry 141-144
Constant 130
Conway 212
Cook 15,31,57,71,124,160,175,186
212,215,216
Cooke 143
Cooley 31,72,171
Coo I i dge 31
Coon 62
Cooney 125

Coons 30
CooP 34,57,113,125,202,226
Cooper 2,113,125,134,198,212,226
Coots 150
Coovert 206
Copeland 2,4,10,33,45,115
Copenbarger 37
Copley 90
Coppinger 48
Copple 22,31
Corbin 141,160
Corder 104,198
Cordley 1-5,10,13,21,23,30,32-38
44-51,56-63,70,72-73,74,89,91,92
96,101-108,112,113,116,118,124
125-134,136,138,183,200,211,233
239,244,247,248
Corel 224,232
Core I I 35
Corey 2
Corlew 10
Cornel ius 143
Cornell 2,22,31,57
Cornforth 212
Cornish 170,184
Corpora I 124
Correl 10
Correll 25
Cory 134,160,226
Cosier 90
Cosley 1,12
Costello 57
Cotes 142
Cottenberg 70,212
Cottingham 113
Cotton 102,112,136,198
Couch 213
Couley 186
Coulter 16,17,57,174
Coursen 141
Courtney 160
Cousbant 173
Covey 71,125,170,198,213

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�Cowan 31,61,175
Cowen 113
Cowdsey 164
Cowles 232
Cox 2,28,29,46,57,90,101,136,141
150,184,230,233,234
Coy 198
Cracklin 10
Craft 198
Craig 71,125,170
Craiglow 163
Cram 10
Cramer 71,165,170
Crandall 126,161
Crane 2,57,141,226
Craven 198
Cravens 113,145,176
Crawford 45,113,198
Creavy 12
Cree 57,89
Creech 45
Creed 22
Creekmcore 184
Creeks 90
Cree I 59,161,184
Cress 31
Crew 28,29,64,90,101
Crews 71
Cricket 2
Criley135
Cripe 226
Crisby 201
Criss 106,135,191,213
Critchfield 25
Crites 162
Crittenton 11
Critzer 101,184
Crocket 172
Crockett 2
Crosby 2,9,170,190,230
Cross 11,57,184
Crouch 57,102,108,116,148
Crow 198,205

Crowder 184
Crowe 161
Crowell 31,34,127
Crumley 71
Crummet 96
Crummett 51,101,198
Crump 160
Crusan 30
Crutchfield 31,45
Cruzan 160,199,216
Crysler 229,239,240,241,243,245,246
248
Cullar 211
Culmer 198
Culp 161
Cumme I I 31
Cummings 4,37,57,64,89,101,107,119
163
Cuncan 130
Cunder 171
Cunnana 126
Cunnane 101
Cunningham 21,35,45,60,61,63,71,74
92,94,95,101,105,106,113,125,126
128,137,161,171
Cunnington 113,126
Cures 45
Curl 242,243
Curran 26
Currier 101,161
Currin 61
Curry 50,57,74,101,213
Curtis 2,45,~35,150,184,225
Curtiss 10,45
Cusehburg 74
Cushinberry 126
Cushingbery 119
Cushingberry 198
Custard 243
Cutler 57,118
Cutter 71,101
Dabourdien 227

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�Daeschner 215
Dahlquist 227
Dai ley 107,161
Dale 228
Dalee 2
Dallas 107,198
Da I I y 45
Dalstrom 199
Da I y 191,246
Dam 4
Damm 31,101
Danforth 72-74,101
Dan91er 185
Daniels 31,45,46,73,108,135,225,226
231
Darlin9144
Darnell 198
Darr 47
Dart 14
Dathey 32
Davenport 1,3,25,31,64,90,198,229
Davidson 2,90,150,188,198,199,213
Davies 113,115,120,125,128,129,134
135,136,141,142,143,144,149,150
Davis 3,4,13,28,31,34,37,45-48
56-59,61,62,70,71,73,74,89-92,95
96,100-102,160,161,170,176,183,185
198,204,216,217,219,224-227,229
232,239,247
Davisson 33
Daw 25
Dawson 170,203
Day 11,31,33,113,150,171,172,185
198
Dayton 13
Deal 90,162,164,197,204,213
Dean 71,90,135,172,174
Deane 22
Dearborn 33,36,44,46-50,56-59,61,62
64,70-74,189-192,199,210,206,214
215,218,228,231
Deay 113,150,185,205
Deckwa 198

Dedrick 38
Dee 113
DeeMars 226
Deer 45
Deerin971,219
Deever 219
DeFar 188
Deland 161
Delapp 171
Delesdernier 101
De I I ahunty 101
De I I enbeck 150
Dell it 171,213
Delmarch 45
Demaree 226
Demin9 90,150
Demmin9 149
Dempsey 71
Dempster 227
Denison 125,136,145
Dennewi Iler 174
Dennis 1,2,9,11,12,14-16,21-26
30-32,38,230
Dennison 11,34
Denny 91,101
Denton 172
Denun 31
Dequis 126
Derby 45
Derrien 57
Dershem 71
Deskins 72,171,175,177
Desque 226
Deter 61
DeVa I 130
Dever 142
Devereaux 113
Dev lin 171
. Dewey 22
Dewitt 72,93
DeWolf 11
DeWolfe 113
Dexter 31

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�Dey 48
Dezins 102
Dhapin 33
o i c k 185
Dicker 71150,198
o ckson 3,31,32,36,46,51,58,177
o 9g5 113,118,175
o liard 29,94,102
o I liard 94
o lion 171
o I Ions 150
o I I y 32
o mmery 225
o nn 58
o nney 31,45
o nsmoor 161
o sbrow 2
o singer 171
o ssinger 176,184,186,187,197,198
200,202,203,217
Diurr 58
Dive I bes 136,137
Divelbess 159,161,190,191,198
Dix 11,51,100
Dixon 22,199
Doan 32
Doane 215,226
Dobbins 18,135,141,174,199
Dobson 113
Dodder 31,71,102
Dodds 224
Dodge 119,135,171
Doering 213
Doherty 102
Dolan 185
Dolesam 58
Do lis i 142
Doll inger 141
Doll inyer 46
Dolstrom 126
Dominique 226
Donahoe 46
Donahue 46,71

Don n e I I y 71,114
Donnelson 16
Donohoe 142
Donohue 130
Donovan 96
Donw i I I er 50
0001 ittle 11,213
Dooty 61
Dopson 60
Dornblaser 233,240
Dorris 161
Dorsett 38
Dorsey 31,169
Do.rton 128
Doty 4
Dougherty 24,197
Doughty 213
Douglas 46,114,129,145,171,186,203
205,213
Douglass 212,226,228
Dow 15
Downey 15
Dawning 144
Downs 142
Day 3,4
Doyel 45
Dayle 22,33,103,161
Drain 214
Drake 31,102,131,145,171,185,199
213
Draker 33
Dram 36
Draper 31,34,35,37,38,45,47,48,49
102,115,130,135,159,169,175,178
187,191,214,226,233
Dreisbach 102,225
Drende I 142
Dresden 59
Dresser 213
Drew 46
Drisden 45
Drisdom 143,160,173,174,199,202
Dryden 3
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�Dubourdein 184
Duck 104
Dudgeon 189,224
Dudley 45,58,102,142,171,187,204
226
Duenwaler 185
Duff 58
Duffee 11
DU9an 45
DU99an 94,224,242,2441245
Dui9nan 213
Dulinskey95
Du I ins k i 21,37
Dumeray 114
Dummar 46
Dummer 73,142,171
Dun 90
Duncan 30,31,59,60,71,100,117,118
128,130,134,135,150,161,185,219
226,232
Dun9ar 46,126
Dunham 150
Dunlap 10,228
Dunn 3,13,14,22,36,46,56-58,70,89
91,92,94,103,104,107,112,119,129
130,135,171,199,213,218
Dunns 115
Ounnuck 117
Duprie 96
Dupue 96
Durham 71
Durland 46,72,161,199
Durr 102
Dusin9 102
Dutton 23,142,171,185,213,230
Duva I 1,23
Duval I 2,48,57
Dweyer 50
DWyre 227
Dwyer 171,186
Dyer 21,33,150,161,199,202
Dymond 125

Ea91e 31
Ea91esfield 106
Ea90n 31,56
Earhart 58
Ea r i l l
Ear I'&gt;, 33,
Earnheart 10,11
Easley 36,137,226
Eastman 142
Eather 14
Eaton 2,30,71,118,135,160
Eaves 197,203
Eberhard 31,173,233
Eberhart 33,58,103,114,117,142,150
169,185,216
Eberle 31
Eberlee 107
Ebey 228
Ebverhart 148
Eccleston 92,212
Eckard 58
Eckardt 58
Eeke 190
Eddy 1,1 14 ,189
Eder 71,114,185
Ed9ar 189,224
Edie 46
Edin9ton 199
Edler 126
Edmiston 46
Edmonds 31,·58,1 02,226
Edmurtsen 46
Edwards 2,31,71,91,101,142,161,175
199,202
Ege 71
Eger 15
E99art 58
E9gers 46,150
E9gert 102,114
E91dhoff 2
Ehrsam 213,225,230,244
Eidemi Iler 28,29,224
Einstad 33
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�Einsted 186
Eisele 213
Eisenberg 114
E it e l l 06
. E I a 11
Elam 62,113,142,150,169
Elder 3,178
Eldridge 11,24,49,60,62,71,91,95,96
135,150
Elersam 202
Elgin 226
E I I a 28
E I Ie r 126, 186
E I I ers 233
Ellerton 58
Ell inger 163
EI I iott 11,58,74,130,142,161,171
199
EI I is 31,33,36,72,89-91,93-95,100
101,103,107,128,135
Ellison 28,61
Ell iston 46
Elm 171
Elston 171,199,226
Ely 4,190
Emanalson 101
Embleton 114,117,124,135
Embree 200-204,214,218
Embry 2
Emery 58,72,94,114,213,226
Emmel 159,173,175,176,177
Emmett 125
Emory 135
Engelhart 108
Engelke 102
Engelsmann 64,72
Engle 30
Engler 37
Englson 129
Enos 37
Enright 46
Enslow 1
Ensminger 185

Eppinger 218
Epley 49
Eply 172
Epple 58,72,186
Ercson 94
Ereckson 104
Erickson 105,143,159
Ernst 30,62,126
Ervin 56,114,130,142
Erwi 130
Erwin 199
Eskridge 22
Essex 30,46,185
Essix 45
Esson 144,185
Estes 91,165
Esther 32
Estis 32
Eter 96
Etter 46,49,58
Eubanks 137
Eulert 199
Eustace 102
Evans 23,32,46,50,92,93,94,103,114
161,178,182,189,199,240,243
Everback 35
Everett 171
Everhart 135
Everus 25
Ewing 58,89,173,185
Eyre 213
Fabricius 32
Fadden 90
Fagan 91
Fager 89
Fa iii ng 91
Fair 58
Fairchild 35
Fairholm 11
Fales 9
Fa I i r)g 91
Falley 46

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�Falwell 72,73
Fanks 169
Fanning 58
Farey 92
Farier 11
Faringer 185
Farley 32
Farmer 22,44,46,114,213,234
Farnham 2,31,218
Farnsworth 11,32
Farrar 91
Far re I 126
Farren 105
Farris 161
Farwell 9,16
Faucett 165,191
Faucher 2
Fau I k 72
Faulkner 16
Faust 171
Faux 2
Faver 48
Favre 37,45,46,48,50,63
Fawl 174
Faxon 48,104,106,185
Fay 58
Fearer 142
Fearing 58
Featherston 145
Featherstone 171,183
Featters 145
Fee 226
Fe i I 32
Fel ix 104,106
Fe I lows 232
Felt 10
Felten 30
Fenimore 185
Fenney 59
Fennimore 11
Fergeson 72
Ferguson 28,32,183
Ferne 33

Ferrel 31,136,143
Ferrell 13,161
Fer r i I 2, 11 , 16,36,47,48
Ferr ill 12,32
Ferris 164,216
Ferriss 72
Fessenden 26
Fetherolf 225
Fetty 159,200
F eld 32,44,72,218
F elding 46
F elds 22,46,119,213
F I I more 58
F nch 2,185
F ncher 102,174
F rik 2,5

F nley 171
FInney 36,72,213
Firestone 32
Fisch 72
Fischer 36,164,200
Fish 17,46,126,135
Fishback 187,199
Fishbrun 115
Fishburn 141
Fisher 21,25,30-35,37,38,44,45
48~51,57,58,6o,62,72,lo2,114,118

126,135;142,161,174,191,213
Fishir 72
Fishmaker 11
Fishpaw 94,127,142
Fisk 2,70,185
Fitch 2,31,203
Fitchue 176,226
F tshue 102
F tshugh 58
F tspatrick 90
F tsue 91
F tsure 91
F ttan 58
F tton 22,95
F tz 218
F tzgerald 32,136,144,150
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�Fitzhenry 2
F'tzhue 32
F tzmorris 46
F tzpatrick 58,226
F tzsimmons 102
F tzue 91
F tzwi II iam 200
F x 32,37,63,161
F agg 22
F agler 72
F anagan 214
F anders 10
F anigan 214
F eer 91,171,234
F eming 231
Fetcher 2,117,185
Finn 63
Food 32
Fora 117,142,159,213
F orer 72,73
F orey 119.
F ory 91,102,135,141,142,185,225
230,231
Floyd 169
Fluke 188,212,213
Fluker 119
Flynn 35
Foeniuer 169
Fogerty 233
Fogleson 164
Fo i I 59
Foley 126,185
Follett 135
Followilllo5
Foncannon 2
Foote 91,196-206,211,212-220
224-234,239,240-248
Ford 2,38,114,124,137,173,198,206
229
Fords 44
- Forrest 135
Forsyth 161
Forsythe 171

Forth 226
Fortin 226
Fortner 58,72,
Fortney 91
Fortnight 44,58
Forward 149
Foster 11,15,32,48,56,104,161,186
199,232
Fotsch 160
Fowler 46,226
Fox 1,21,23,57,102,128,143,149,165
246
Fraker 1,25,46,226
Fram 70
Frame 144
France 47
Francis 45
Franer 177
Frank 138,159,161,164,165,170
172-177,187,189
F ran k lin 56,91
Franz 162,201
Frarer 74
. 'F r a r y 196, 199
Fraser 102
Frawley 144
Frazer 11,22,115
Frazier 28,72,91,129,137,192,227
Frederick 102,227
Freeman 4,22,49,70,171,206
French 46,102,199,214,227
Frey 58,59
Fr cker 32,142,143,164,178
Fr dley 231
Fr dlund 227
Fr eker 50
Fr end 35
Fr end I i ch 49
Fr sler 186
Fr ster 102
Fr tsche 174,176,187,188
Fr tz 72,102,211
Fr tzel 70,171
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�Fry 11,58,127,138,199,214
Frye 32
Fulkerson 134
Fullbright 49
Fu II er 36,46,106,134
Fullour 143
Fulton 118,160
Fults 161
Fultz 161,171
Funk 117,214
Furgerson 70
Furgeson 15,32,25
Fur9uson 63,135,142
Furnish 2
Furze 135
Gabr i e I 141
Gabrielson 126
Gabrielle 71
Gaddis 219
Gaddy 125
Gaest 57
Ga ns 22,50
Ga r i t 47
Ga ther 58
Ga e 227,233
Ga lagher 62,72,73,102,120,247
Ga I egher 102
Ga lethy 169
Ga let I y 114, 171
Ga lion 91
Ga I ivan 186
Gamble 227
Gaml i·n 46
Gans 185
Garden 32,102
Gardner 3,36,61,91,102,104,106,107
112,117,118,125,126,129,136,186
227
Garetson 126
Garrett 227
Ga r r is 0 n 5,58
Garst 171

Garton. 107
Garver 36
Garvin 34,58,199
Gask i I I 126,184
Gas ne I I 114
Gasser 230
Gassie 120
Gates 36,60
Gathknicht 59
Gaumer 112,172,199
Gausnel 114
Gausne I I 142,164,227
Gavin 201
Gaylord 142
Gee 4,72
Geelan 112
Geer 46
Ge b 143
Ge ger 218
Ge Ian 135
Ge rtz 227
Ge tz 58
Ge eane 46
Ge ei iene 46
Ge erene 46
Gemmel 22
Genther 230
Gentry 22,32,33,46,56,107,182,186
199,206
Gerkey 186
George 56,118
Gerguson 72
German 114
Gerstenberger 70,114,199
G bbard 172
IS bbens 199
G be 201
.
G bson 31,32,161,165
G ddings 220
G deon 225
Gertz 227
G ttord 1,199
Gibert 29,32,47,74,214
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�Gi I breath 199,227
Gi les 231
Gi Iges 113,199,214
Gi I I 22149,108,114,115,117,124,126
141,142,231
G Ilespie 101,102,107,186,227
G I I ham 164
G II i land 4,30,33,58,70,214,227
Gilman 136
G Imore 2,72
G Iluly 191
G Iman 126,173
G Imore 142
G Ison 91
G Istrap 33
G ngerich 31
G ngrich 63
G ngrick 63
G nley 46
G nn 142
G sh 211
G vens 173
G aden 46
G asby 205
G aser 161,186
G athart 32
G eason 3,5,23,95,159,197
Geed 28,29,182,186
G eich 11
G enn 2,46,90,120,150,162,198,227
G impse 35,218
G itten 32
G izer 49
Gover 135
G uyas 172
Gnasa 59
Gocia 50
Godfrey 58,64,95,135,204,213
Godwin 32
Gold 214
Goldstandt 71
Goode 58
Goodel I 45

Goodin 4,10,189
Goodrich 11
Goodsel I 72
Goepfert 126
Goiges 135
Goll 135
Good 90
Goodman 126
Goodspeed 103
Goolman 163
Gordon 1,32,91,142,187,199
Gore 143
Gorman 5125
Gormer 104,171
Gormont 228
Gas lin 214
Gas line 128
Gosne I I 184
Goss 3,58,59,91
Gottstein 233
Gould 23,91,103,118
Goulding 170
Gave 145
Gowell 164,178,190,198,206
Goynton 127
Grace 170
Gracey 142
Gradon 187
Graham 2,3,9,11,63,72,103,227
Granby 46
Grandfield 104
Grandison 32
Granger 124,136
Granstrom 214
Grant 48,58,105,137,174,214,248
Granvi lie 229
Grasstephen 91
Graveley 144
Graves 2,72,227
Gray 14,49,56,57,58,60,61,73,91,114
115,119,129,134-136,141,143-145
160,169,172,176,186,199,214,216
Graybe I 102
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�Grazier 46
Grear 72
Greeley 58
Green 2-4,28-30,32,33,44,46-50,72
91,115,126,130,135,144,145,187,199
214,226,242
Greene 37,47,48,62,91,95,105,142
Greenfield 142
Greeninger 202
Greenwood 15
Greer 21,176
Gregg 50,59,182,224
Greggs 45,59
Greiner 106,199,217
Greinke 104
Gress 106,164
Gribi 59
Griding 11
Grier 72
Griesa 72
Gr tt
59
Gr ff n 59,186,199,231
Gr tt ng 71,74
Gr ff ns 184
Gr tt s 32
Gr ff th 2,17,35,51,71,126,169
Gr tt tts 105
Gr fi h 161
Gr ggs 911114
Gr mes 11
Gr nde I I 102
Gr ndrod 186,200
Gr ner 134,217
Gripper 191,200,210
Grisso 126
Griswold 2
Gritless 50
Groh 116
Groner 72
Grooms 47
Grosdidier 227
Grosheider 114
Grosland 96

Gross 59,200
Grover 12,72
Grundel 72
Guase 59,
Gubsmietht 172
Guenther 171
Guest 951103,119
Guinan 188
Gulaspie 46
Gum 72
Gunn 159
Gurley 172
Gustafson 227
Gustofson 129
Gutmuche I 145
Gutsmithl 214
Guy 49
Haacke 23 .
Haake 23
Haas 59,61,62,70,71,72,92,95,102
108,114,118,176,186,214
Hackenberry 186
Hackett 23
Hackworth 46
Hadel 232
Hadley 28,29,103,144,205,227
Haelseg 217
Haelsig 32,114,190
Haettig 32
Hafer 126
Ha Ha 200
Hagedon 200
Hagelgans 127
Hagen 126
Hagenbuch 200
Hager 94
Haglund 227
Hague 2,46,50,56,57,63,73,211
Hahn 59
Haines 107
Hairrell 114
Hakin 3
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�Halbert 72,126,187,203
Halburt 142
Hale 13,47,91,114,135,138,162,163
Haley 128,185
Ha ling 2
Hal I 11-14,22,57,59,60,71-73,101
104,114,124,127,135,142,161,197
200
Halladay 2
Ha I I er 70
Hallmark 32,59,78,103,104,115
Ha I Iowa y 172
Ha I I Ohle I I 105
Halsa 32
Ham 33,56,59,72,198
Hambl in 138
Hambaugh 33
Hamby 124
Hami I 59Hami II 103
Ham i I ton 34,46,114,126,160,188,216
Haml in 90,186
Hamline141
Hamme I I 162
Hammert 142
Hamm i I I 169,171
Hamming 206
Hammon 38
Hammond 2,126
Hamoy 49
Hampshire 227
Hancock 12
Hanes 114
Haney 33,214
Hanford 62,114
Hanley 114
Hann 74,136,162
Hannah 33
Hannam 49
Hanroy 49
Hanscom 12
Hanselman 115
Hansen 101,103

Hanson 33,215,228
Hant 205
Hanvoy 49
Hanway 206
Harbaugh 227
Harbin 4
Harbaugh 186
Harbour 34,142
Harbridge 127
Hard 45,46
Harden 142
Harder 218,219,224,230,231,234,245
Hardin 144
Harding 12,31,72,91,135,142,163,230
Harford 71,72,89,90,92,93,96,105
106,113,115,190
Harker 198
Harlan 171
Harman 59,127,162,178,186,196,197
214,231
Harmon 12,15,16,33,49,62
Harned 49
Harper 62,73,115,129,196,197,214
Harpole 12
Harrad 176
Harrell 35,91,116,136
Harrington 23,46
Harris 2,14,33,46,59,72,73,91,103
104,119,134,135,142,144,162,172
176,186,188,190,198,200,213,227
232
Harrison 44,185,189,219,227
Harrod 143,144,145,149
Harrold 183
Harrott 72
Harsha 136
Harshbarger 103
Harshener 187
Harshman 187
Hart 3,59,96,103,124,135,169,173
187,200,215,231
Hartlman 164
Hartman 186,199,233
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�Hartmann 228
Harttmann228
Hartup 226
Harvey 33,47,57,127,200,218,219,233
245
Harwel I 196,202,204,214,215,226,244
Harwold 190
Harwood 117,135,143,163
Harzel 205
Hase 159,162,172,200
Hasehine 17
Haselri9 115
Haseltine 16,23
Haske I I 12
Haskin 9,127,143,187
Haskins 2,169,196,215
Has lip 190
Hass lit t 33
Hastie 33,91,135,186
Hastin9s 47
Hasty 32
Hatch 130,142,162,226
Hatcher ·135
Hathaway 3,22,91,119,165
Hattan 11
Hatten 112,142
Hatton 58,74
Hauber 214,228
Haun 4,74
Haus 228
Hausman 203
Haven 204
Havens 12,22,23,47,59
Havermale 212,213,215,217,228,230
Havl ine 141
Havwe I I 248
Hawes 113
Hawkins 22,33,102,149,150,200
Haworth 29,115,225,230
Hay 12,23,135
Hayden 12,22,23,96
Haydon 59,113
Hayes 59,71

Hayman 91,228
Haynes 170,200
Hays 4,31,35,103,127,142,172,225
228
Hazel9ans 127
Hazelri996
Hazeltine 33,59
Hazzard 127
Healey 32,44,62,63,64,92,95
Healsi9 72
Hearne 172
Heath 47
Hebard 91
Heck 72,200
Hecy 103
Heddens 33
Heddrick 159
Hedrick 229
Heechley 64
Heek 103
Heffner 227
Hefner 205
Heger 226
Hei9htower 185
Hei I igenstein 141,142
He i I man 25
Heimann 102
Heine 176
Heinen 95,177
Heinis 74
Heins 72
Heise 126
Heitzman 12
Hellman 214
He I I strom 214
Helm 59,61,72
Helstrom 33
Helton 115
Heming 90
Hemminger 127
Hemmin9s 90
Hemph i I I 2,103
Henders 56,59,60,61
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�Henderson 46,58,63,64,70,91-94,96
113,124,135,136,142,162,184,186
200,213
Hendricks 136,186
Hendrix 31,115
Hendry 38,46,49,56-61,63,64,70-74
89,90,91,93-96,100-108,113,115
169-178,183-191,198,211
Heney 92
Henley 61
Henly 28
Henman 59
Hennessey 186
Hennin9 159-163,165,166
Henny 186
Henon 159
Henph i I I 58
Henry 3,47,59,73,92,200,224
Hensbarger 115
Henshaw 224
Henson 182,224
Herbauldsheimer 23
Herbold 23
Herboldsheimer 114
Herger 188
Her Ii nger 234
Herman 116,186,228
Hermann 103
Hernal 137,172
Hernin9 33,143
Herr 189,192,200,202,204
Herrick 58
Herri959
He r r i n9 3,33,1 72
Herrin9ton 47,92,183
Herriott 201
Herron 56,58,70-72,96,105,106,108
112,117,138,164
Hershey 136
Herschbein 72
Hervett 103
Herzber9 128
Hester 36,50

Heston 172
Hetherin9ton 92
Hewitt 2
Heynen 93
Heyward 233
Hiatt 23,141,160,191
Hibbard 26,103
Hickcox 24
Hickman 59
Hickok 59,74,113,114,117
Hickox 1,3
Hicks 2,12,48,72,127,137,189,214
228
H cocks 33
H dden 172
H ddleston 200
H dland 103
H ett 57
H 9by 217,227
H 9gens 92
H 99ins 172
H 99S 171
H 9h 228
H 9hby 74
H 9hnote 202
H Ibert 92
H Idebrand 185
H I derbrand 135.
H Ikey 59,93,102,104,116,119,135
149,177,185,200
Hi II 2,12,29,38,59,92,94,136,162
172,173,186,191,199,200,213,227
231,243
H I liard 92
H I I i 90SS 92
H Ilkey 196
H Ilman 162
Hils 21,23
H mes 106
H ndman 59,115'
H nds 115
H ne 161
H nes 59,72,172,200,228

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�Hink 45
Hinshaw 92
Hitchcock 47,51,63,172
Hitchcosk 63
Hoa9 12,28,163
Hobart 172
Hobbs 4,171,186
Hobelmann 115
Hobs 115
Hock 33
Hodge 5,72
Hodson 12,175
Hoeal 115
Hoerseman 142
Hoter 115
Hottman 103,136
H09an 33,142,161,172,214,215
H099 159
H0 9ue 32,33,35,37,136
Hohnick 104
Ho bert 59,191
Ho brook 228
Ho com 186,214
Ho camp 218
Ho . day 1
Ho aday 47,115,172,199
Ho and 61,127,201,214
Ho enback 33
Ho
enger 149
Ho
iday 144,187
Ho
i er 33
Ho
i n9berry 129
Ho
ins 103
Ho
inshead 226
Ho
ister 25,196,228
Ho man 30
Ho
away 116,187,217
Ho owell 176
Ho
y 172
Ho m 200
Ho mark 47
Ho mes 12,14,33,47,112,127,142,165

172,174,182,187

Holstein 162
Holt 23,59,92,127
Holtz 47,62
Holum 200,201
Holytoerster 137
Holyopfel 116
Homan 59
Homes 38
Hood 103,231
Hoo91and 23
Hoover 2,172,187,191
Hope 103,215
Hopkins 12,118,126,170,187
Hopper 12,14,18,174
Hoppin9 119,125,229
Horn 136,137
Hornbach 47
Hornback 51
Hornbarger 228
Hornberger 127
Horner 172
Hornsby 23
Horrell 127
Horsman 183
Horton 47,127,232
Hosch 160
Hoskinson 162,228
Hostend 57
Hostetter 183
Hottel 72
Hou9hte lin 28,213
.Hou9hton 1,3
Houk 135,143,214
House 56,200,228
Housleman 169
Houston 28,115,149,214
Hout 205
Houts 213
Houty 126
Haves 200
How 4,103
Howard 33,34,44-48,50,56,59,61-63

72,73,74,90,92,103,113,115
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�Howard (cont)
129,171,173,214,228,239,248
Howe 60,175
Howe I I 59,171,187
Howes 200
Ho~land 149,172,199,201,203,212,217
220,225,228,233,241,246,247
Howser 143
Hoybine 92
Hoyt 31,36,50
Hubel 116
Hubbard 2
Hubbel 89,106,108,242
Hubbe I I 3,171
Hubble 173
Hubenger 226,243,245,247
Huck 127
Huddleston 25,59,104,106
Hudricks 3
Hudson 57,92,105,120,138
Hugenot 160,214
Hughes 72,73,92,118,138,162,187,188
214,218,228
Hughoon 159
Hughs 71
Hughson 22,201
Hugnot 138
Hulbert 45
Hulburt 185,215
Hulce 162
Hul I 12,59,61,89,187
Hulse 218
Hult 136
Hultsopple 47
Humbert 31,127
Hume 104
Hummer 24
Humphrey 233
Humphreys 2
Humphries 115,215
Hunciker 117
Hungerford 13,163
Hunt 3,12,13,71,74,129,166,173
Hunter 33,71,136,173,228

Hunting 201
Huntington 170
Huntsinger 229
Huntzinger 173,185
Hurd 16,125
Hurrey 60
Huson 177
Hussey 59
Husted 173
Huston 186
Hutcheson 104
Hutchings 59
Hutchinson 3,9,10,12,13,18,21,23,25
26,34,62,73,204
Hutchison 62,149
Huthers 219
Hu&gt;:,ett 4,215
Hyde 33,127,187,217,218
Hye I 187
Hyland 172,215
Hynes 33
ljams 92
II itt 56,63,104,115,118,127,136,162
218,229,240,246,247
Ingels 1
Ingersoll 215
Ingerson 10
Ingeson 93
Ingle 37,92,115,125,127
Inglson 129
Inman 171
lobe 213,215
Irish 14
Ironside 30,38,47
Ironsides 31
Irvin 26
Irwin 59,93,127,215
Isenberg 102
Iserman 47
Isham 94
Israel 162

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�Jackman 4
Jackson 45,47,49,60,74,92,93,106
127,161,182,187,202,215,225,228
Jacobs 11,60,91,92,171,172,187,202
212
Jacot 3
Jaeke 239
Jaeschke 127·
James lS,64,92,104,127,136,138,142
143,149,162,163,173,182,187,215
228
Jameson 60,115
Janes 92
Jamison 73
Jaquath 114
Jarboe 228,240,243
Jardan 104
Jardon 162,228
Javens 3
Jefferson 115,136,196
Jeffreys 73
Jemison 227
Jenkins 15,23,38,71,116
Jenks 16
Jennings 30,71,92,104,125,162,215
218,233
Jensen 136
Jesman 59
Jesse 36
Jessee 11
Jessy 89
Jewett 11,201
Jewitt 23,47
Johanning 72,127,204
Johns 136,143
Johnson 2-4,21,23,24,28-30,33,35-38
45,47,48,50,56,57,59,60,62,64,70
71,73,74,92,95,100,102,105,112,115
117,124,126,127,128,130,136,137
142,143,149,160-163,173,182,183
185,187,189,197,199,200,201,215
217,219,225,226,228,230,232,241

248
Johnston 28,33,74,95,106,119
Johnstone 215
Joiner 44,47,59
Jo I I i ngbery 129
J 0 I I y 92
Jomb 136
Jones 3,10-13,17,23,25f29,33,34,36
46-50,56,59,60,62,63,92,93,100,104
113,115,117,125,130,136,137,143
159,163,164,173,178,182,183,186
187,189,190,196-202,204-206,211
213-219,228,231,232
Jonneycake 115
Jonson 9
Jordan 4,34,60,160,228
Journey 73
Joy 9,60,61,115,127,201
Judd 3
Judson 173
Junkins 215
Justice 32,60
Justin 38
Kackley 34
Kaeiser 162
Kaeser 162
Kaiser 130,213·
Kammeyer 127,142
Kampschroder 30
Kane 127
Kanmond 50
Kannedy 113
Karnes 105,198,201,229
Kasberger 215
Kasburger 201
Kasold 129
Katherman 73,185,206,215
Katzenstein 23
Katzing 127
Kaub 173
Kauffman 186
Kean 196,201
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�Kearns 173
Keating 13
Keech 190
Keefe 73
Keeler 3,34,92
Keener 2,199
Keeney 60
Keeny 60
Keepe 63
Kees 47
Keeth 34
Ke fer 164,174,229
Ke hie 196
Ke ser 29
Ke inschmidt 127
Ke lenman 92
Ke I er 104
Ke lerman 32,95
Ke ley 3,34,47,60,63,92,126,173,215
Ke logg 34,94,113,114,129
Ke Iy 4,187
Ke I sa I I 160,1 75,186,187
Kelsal I 175,186,187,196,225,228
Kemp 229
Kemper 60
Kenaston 100
Kenda I I 163,184
Kennady 127
Kennedy 3,23,29,33,34,56,63,119,124
128,136,143,160,162,201,225,226
Kenny 57
Kepler 143
Kerby 173
Kern 189
Kerns 73,93
Kerr 60
Kersey 187,203
Kersting 187
Kesfhage 143
Kesler 125,128
Kester 190
Ketels 159
Ketner 128

Ketsch 23
K.i bbe 165
Kidd 26
Kiesenwetter 229
K'llien 201
K II inger 92,115
K II i p 104
K I lough 173
K I I urn 2

Ipatrick 104
Iworth 187
mba II 34,59,113,134
mber lin 44,45,49
K me 114,118,124,138,141,143
K ncaid 45,71
K ng 47,58,60-62,71,74,91,100,104
105,107,108,162,225,229
Kingcade 45
Kingsburg 34
Kingsbury 92
Kinkaid 187
Kinkeid 34
Kinley 126
Kinne 118
Kinner 107,186
Kinsey 229
K ntzler 93
K nzie 115
K nzy 115,143
K rby 50,136,142
K rchner 162,229
K rk 201
K rkbride 1
K rkman 93,191,201,229
K rkpatrick 90,197
K rtley 215
K ser 165,187
K 5 ling 200
K ssinger 104,196
K tchingman 13
K zer 113,116,201
K app 187
K ass 201

K
K
K
K

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�Klaus 47,165,215,229
Klause 63
Kleiman 130
Kleinhaus 13
Kleinvo9al 47
Klemp 34
Kline 60,130,136,228
Klophaus 127
Klopp 191,214,215,229
Kloss 190
Kneale 104,113,114,125,129,170
Kni9 h t 34,47,60,92,104,105,117,128

130,143,173
Kni9hten 104,200,229
Knipp 93
Knoeppel 229
Knopp 93
Knoster 103
Knott 5,130,143
Knowles 173
Knox 63,126
Knudsen 136,200
Knuehl 214,229
Koehler 143,173,175
Koffman 13
Kohan 117
Kohlar 116
Koo9a I 135
Koo91e 107
Koons 173
Kopp 187
Korfhage 128
Koub 32,96
Kraeger 187
Kramer 116,164,173,186,215
Kratzbur9 173
Kraum 188
Kraus 201
Kreble 104
Krebs 188
Kreel 37
Kreiser 162,201
Krestinger 103

Kretsinger 32,44,47,93,114,129,130

141,142
Kretzinger 188
Kritsinger 117
Krou i 188
Kubitscheck 104
Kuhls 73
Kuhlz 35
Kuhne 116
Kuhns 201
Ku I i sch 56
Kunkle 136
Kurfis 199
Kutcher 106
Kuther 23
Kyle 173,206
LaBarriere 127,229
Lacock 171,177
Lacy 50,128,144,226
Ladd 13,14,21-24,26,30-37,45,48-50

89,101,225,227
Ladley 47
Lagerquist 143,211
Lahay 16,48
Lahne 128
Lahrman 202
Lahue 128,215
Laison 105
LaMastine 130
Lamb 4,104
Lambdin 47,93
Lambert 215
Lambertson 169,172
Lambers 56
Lamer 35
Lamon 2,47
Lampse I 124
Lampson 104
Lanath 47
Landen 201
Landers 47
Landon 229
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�Landreth 47,57,62
Lands 114
Landwerlen 173
Lane 21,29,59,61,93,119,136,215
Lan9don 188
Lange 93,101
Lan91ey 188,219
Lan9ner 219
Lan9ston 173,182
Lan9worthy 174
Lankford 173,184
Lansdown 215
Laptad 47
Larier 185
Larmix 57
Laro 169
Larson 93,174
Larsson 73
LaRue 229
Lash 24,32
Lassiter 56,62
Latchem 215
Latham 188
Lathner 105
Lathrop 116
Lathy 162,188
Latshaw 145
Lattory 188
Laud 70
Lau9hton 143
Laurent 93,104
Lauter 3
Lauterwaser 3
Lavan 229
Lawhard 198
Lawre 198
Lawrence 30,36,56,58,60,71,90,93

119,125,163,173,201,216
Laws 49,60
Lawson 35,114,119,128,143,169,205

215
Lawterwasser 35
Layer 93

Leach 46,58
Leahy 128
Leak 93,101
Leamer 227
Lean 104
Learnard 24,60
Learned 3,18
Leary 173
Leasch 143,
Leavitt 242
Lee 24,30,33-37,45-50,56-63,70,71

72,73,89,91-93,96,100-103,105-108
114-116,118,119,124,128,130,135
136,138,142-144,162,169,174,177
182,184,191,199,202,212,224,225
226,232,241
Leeka 113
Leeper 143
Lefman 143
Lefmann 108
Leftridge 113
Leftwick 44
Leger 34
Legere 161
Le99 17
Le9gett 21
Lehmann 144
Leiby 172
Lei9h 128,145,163
Leis 34,143
Leishmann 107
Lemin9 136
Lenard 229
Lenore 34
Lenz 70
Leon 47
Leonard 36,150,175,188
Leoanardson 201,203,219
Leporte 113
Lerne 73
Lerue 73
Leslee 95
Lesley 100
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�Leslie 95,143
Lesslie95
Lester 3
Lett 92,101,102,113,117,125
Letts 91
Leutwi ler 163,176
Levett 143
Levy 116
Lewis 3,29,31,34,35,47,50,56,58,60
63,70,72,73,90,93,95,192,103,104
115-117,126,129,136,137,143,149
162,171,174,175,184,185,188,190
191,197,200,214,215,220,226,229
Lews i 144
Lgungberg 73
Lichenberg 73
L chenburg 73
L chenstein 202
L chtters 3
L ck 38
L eth 115
L ggett 137,201
L ghth 34
L ghtwi ler 229
L kes 229
Likins 10
L'ming 58
L nch 37
L nd 104,217
L ndall 137
L ndell 105,136
L ndemood 104
L ndley 28,104,136,172,190,200,202
L ndsey 93,128,143,215
L ne II 124,126,129
L nes 5
L ng 191
Lingrun 74
Link 3,224,229
Linn 13,60
Linning 142
Linsley 72
L i nv i I 38

Lippy 171,177
Lipscomb 136,137
Lipscul I 96
L pskins 96
L ston 73
L tchtield 24,35,73
L ttle 29,46,106
L ttletield 89
L ttlejohn 60
L vermore 3,4,128
Loyd 3,13,134,136,141,142,144,145
Lobingier 32
Locke 48,60
Lockwood 173
. Loenard 47
Loesch 138,174
Lotgren 116,230
Logan 34,47,48,96,104,116,119,128
138,204
Loggan 216
Loggon 173
Logn 63
Lohmann 114
Lohr 70
Loit 34
Lokinger 202
Long 2,3,62,73,93,101,116,229,233
Longtellow 22,24,36,47,100
Looker 33
Loomis 60
Loper 28
Lord 9,26,50
Lorry 198
Losey 93,116
Losh 116
Loss 104,116
Lossee 34
Lotz 218
Loudenback 104
Louis 31,59
Love 21,24,37,116
Lovejoy 9,13,16,17,56,63,70,73,100
117
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�Lovelace 102,116,125,134,137
Lovell 15
Lovett 47
Lovewel I 106,202
Lovin 134
Lowash 57
Lowe 117,143,171,202
Lower 216
Lowery 3
Lowrey 106
Lowrie 47
Lowry 226,228,229
Lows 34
Loyd 149
LOY9an 149
Luby 174
Lucas 64,104,136,174
Luce 13
Luckan 163
Ludi 30
Ludin9ton 134,143,161,174
LU9ton 136
Luis 229
Lum 2,118,124
Lutz 60,61
Lynn 174
Lukens 215,239
Luman 5
Lyman 229
Lynch 28
Lyon 13,24,48,57,93,136,229 ,
Lyons 104,136,163
Lysinger 218
Maberly 163
MacBurney 44,49
MacEwan 212,224,225,227,231,233
240-247
Mack 13,73,94,144,188
Mackey 136,165
Macomber 94,95,105
Macy 32,34,60,73,94,96,102,104,116
135,137,172,174,200,230

Madden 34,60,136,229
Maddix 62
Maddie 232
Maddock 73
Maddox 173
Madel 188,232
Madison 73,100,104,106
Madl 216
Magee 4,36
Ma9i II 174
Ma9rath 202
Mahon 1
Mahoney 48
Maichel 206
Ma i er 197
Main 34,128,130,201,216,232
Ma i r 164
Mairch 100
Mallard 187
Mall ison 213
Mallory 48
Ma I loy 48
Maim 141
Malone 4,90~117
Maloney 60,171
Mande I I 13
Mangelsdort 128
Manger 4
Mania 126
Mann 31,136,230
Mannie 36
Mannin9143d83
Mannix 143
Man0ge 2
Manor 3
Manser 191
Manson 116,174
Manter 143
Maphet 48
Marasch 188
Marbe I 163
March 28,29,31,93,126,188
Marchese I I i 163

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�Marckle 93
Marcks 197
Mardorf 116
Marf i I ius 142
Margrove 73
Marhsa I I 136
Marion 170
Marker 184
Markle 44,48
Markley 202
Marks 48
Markwood 73
Marley 91,116
Marlow 219
Marple 91
Marques 35
Marquess 31,32,45
Marquiss 32
Marr 61
Marrian 60
Marshal I 21,60,93,101-104,108,112
114-120,125,126,128,130,174
Marske 60
Martens 230
Martenson 104
Martin 3,15,24,28,32,34,35,48,60,63
72,93,96,104,116,128,135,143,150
160,171,175,187,188,200,202,212
215-218,220,226,228,229,230,232
240,243
Martines 136
Marvin 149,165,183,184,187,189,190
191,196,199,203,212,213,219
225-227,230-233,246
Marx 104
Mason 28,29,32,35,45,104,117,137
159,163,202
Masonbrink 116
Massey 213
Masterson 21
Mater 24,35,128
Mather 92
Mathers 24

Mathews 13,46,114,135,137,143,150
163
Mat i Ie 202
Matlock 25
Matney 35,73,94,174
Matthews 38,104,188
Matthias 131,199
Maunkhouse 93
Maurer 233,244,247
Mavity 13,128
Maxwel I 32,36,134
May 60,216
Mayberry 24
Maybury 15
Mayer 171,172,188,198,199,201,204
214,216,216,219,224,228,229,230
232,245
Mayers 32,37,46
Mayo 4
McAdams 30,34
McA I I aster 174
McAl1 ister 24
McAna I I 61
McAndless 135
McArthur 174
McBerney 128
McBride 63
McCabe 95
McCabria 177
McCal I 174,188,216,230
McCallie 62,63,118
McCamish 14
McCan 48
McCarron 105
McCarthy 128,161,216,231
McCarty 73,231
McCauley 230
McCay 216
McClanahan 71,93,199,216
McClay 174
McClean 34
McCleary 187
McCleery 74

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�McClelan 48
McClel Ian 34,61,212,216
McC I e I I and 10
McCI incy 105
McClintock 34,188,191
McCloud 202
McClure 113,161
McClutchan 64
McCoach McCoach 35,73,188
McComb 216
McComber 129
McConne I 126
McConnel I 103,114,124,184,188,202
McCoole 48
McCormick 4,34,61
McCoy 116,199,205,215,219,226,248
McCreary 230
McCullah 93
McCu I lie 48
McCullough 24,93
McCu I I y 202
McCune 34
McCurdy 128,160,163,174,204,216,226
McCure 61
McCurry 48
McDaw 116
McDevitt 48
McDonald 93,113,116,128,143,202
McDougal 73
McDouga I I 174
McDow 2,12,14,16
McDowe I I 113,160
McEathron 48
McEvoy 199
McEwen 105
McFadden 198
McFarland 34,73,137,230
McFeatters 249
McGee 10,61,92,172,174,188,199,202
214,230,231
McGhee 36,105
McGi Ilora 61
McGinley 93

McGinnis 44,186
McG I oph lin 108
McG loth lin 108,145
·McGonigal 216
McGrath 4
McGreg 73
McGregor 163
McGruder 116
McGu i ley 119
McGuire 34,57
McHenry 128,212
Mcilwaine 34
Mcinston 169
McIntire 127,201,202
McIntosh 61,63,130
McIntyre 17,200,214
McKauchee 51
McKearnee 48
McKee 46,48,92,94,128,170
McKeehan 106
McKeehen 105
McKeeman 74
McKenney 45,57,60,61,64,95
McKenzie 34,137
McKesson 61
McKewen 113
McKellJney 34
McKey 71,73
McKinley 48,45,58,60,74
McKinney 1,2,3,13,14,24,38,115,149
173,188,205,230
McKinzie 31,116,134,219
McKnight 143,145,199,211,230
McKune 214
McLaren 174
McLaughl in 61,63,216
McLean 230
McLimans 230
McMahan 150,163
McMasters 2
McM i I I an 45
McM i I I en 61,165,186,202
McMinney 137

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�McMurray 21,24,143
McNair 134
McNaughton 125,142,160,170,174,246
248
McNei I 230,232
McNervey 171
McQueen 58,107,185
McQuestian 164
McQuinston 32,35
McR i I I 124
McTaggart 128
McWhinney 34,59
Mead 23,92,134,216,230
Meade 128 .• 230
Meadows 9
Meairs 101
Meal 216
Mearfel ious 61
MeCl.yes 61
Med i I I 61
Mee 105
Meech 21
Meek 72
Meeker 48
Meeter 202
Mefford 204
Meginnis 105
Megrath 34
Meier 246
Meierhoffer 202
Meigs 204
Meills 1.16
Meinke 211
Meinzer 143
Mekey 106
Melen 211
Me I I ar 35
Me I linger 143
Me I I rich 29
Melton 93,105
Melvin 102,189
Mendenhal I 144,177,202,230
Menger 32,35,128

Menzer 163,225.
Mercer 175,182,185,188,190,197,203
212,213,216,217,218,220,224,225
227,22e,233,241,242,245,246
Meredith 171,172,173,196,212
Merideth 94
Merke I 128
Merriman 73
Merritt.242
Merten 150
Mertin 93
Mertins 108
Mervin 48
Mesenheimer 216,220,242
Mesenhimer 105,107,243
Messenhammer 60
Messenheimer 189
Messer 35,73
Metsker 89,116,124,134,142,163,216
230
Mettinger 143
Meueller 127
Meyer 32,49,50,59,62,105,127,128
216 .
Michael 105,107,116,141,159,160
172,184,198,227,233,248
M cha I I 100
M ddieton 61
M erly 48
M les 29
M I I a r 134
M liard 116
Miler 3,4,12,17,24,30,31,32,33,35
45,48,50,56,58,61,73,93,94,101,105
113,116,128-130,150,161,163,174
182,183,190,197,200-203,212
214-216,225,228,230,231
Milner 89
M I Is 38,48,128
Mine 38
Miner 89,183
M Isom 137
M Iyard 216

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�M
M
M
M

ner45
nich 144
n i e r 129
nnix 144
M nOr 94
M nton 104,118,171
. M nzer 143
M nzier 143
M re 105,
M rtin 93
M sner 189
M sney 48
M tchel 35,190
M tchell 35,44,46-50,61,71,74,116
28,137,144,162,164,174,176,184
185,186,205,217,229
Mize 114
Moak 71
Moberly 35
Mockbee 10
Mohler 105,117,143
Moler 189
Mo I I 142
Moman 218
Monfort 2
Monks 4
Monroe 12,28,29,48,117,128,137,174
189,217,230
Manse 30
Montague 91
Montanye 48
Montgomery 3,24,48,135,189,202
217,230
Moody 9,174,217 .
Moon 35,117,127,175
Moore 1-4,6,9,13,18,21,22,24,25,28
35,44,48-50,58,61,70,72,73,91-92
105-107,115,118,137,141,144;160
163,171,175,189,202,203,212,230
More 13,35,36
Morehead 22,46
Morgan 45,47,48,51,56,71-73,94,101
117,118,120,144,174,175,196,233

Morin 217
Morley 92
MornellJeg 101
Morris 3,35,71,73,106,118,129,162
163,174,175,190,217,230
Morrison 3,144,183
Morrow 135,217
Morse 1,4,17,57,89,107,112,118
Morten 48
Morton 144,191
Mosby 48
~1ose I y 183
Moses 214
Mosier 34
Moss 35,36,191
. Mosser 74,92,144,149
Matt 107,129,137
Moury 160
Moys 13,48,57,58,60,61,63,64,72,220
Muchler· 134
Mueller 35,116,117
Mufsoe 36
Mugler 162
Mulford 50,60
. Mu I I 203
Muller 106
Mulso 137
Murnan 191
Mumford 94
Mumturd 49
Mundey 203
Munger 48105,203
Mundt 117
Munro 217
Munson 217
Murch 74
Murdock 24,25
Murphey 24
Mu~phy 48,63,102,103,1~8,141,183

204,214,229,230
Murtha 24
Murray 127,163,169,170,172,173,175
Muth 70,72,73,89,92,102,116,1~3

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�Myer 32,117
Myers 14,35,117,120,128,137,173,174
217,230
Mynahan 117
Myrick 73
Nace 3,92
Na91e 117
Nance 72
Narmine 61
Nasion 184
Neal 102,103,105,117,150,163,173
217
Neaus 58
Neckal 37
Neel48
Neely 203
Neff 117,189,191
Ne i I 117, 196
Ne ill 105,163,205,213,214,125,216
217,218
Neis 112,175,230
Nelson 48,58,73,104,105,114,137,143
163,184,186,230
Nepur 90
Nesbitt 144
Nettleton 5
Neustifter 217
New 145,190
Newby 212,230
Newcom 215
Newcomb 149
Newell 217
Newland 4
Newl in 28,29,144,175,204
Newly 29
Newman 23,49,105,144
Newstifter 114
Newsom 105
N i be I 177
Nichans 28
Nicholas 61
Nicholls 49

Nichols 4,14,105,117,128,129,150
163,164,170,176,189,201,213,217
228
Nicholson 28,29
Nickell 230
N'ckles 17
N colson 28
N 9hten 35
N les 203
N nin9s 175
N pper 61,90,217
N x 30,38,45,61
Noacker 198
Noble 114,129,137,202
Noeacker 142
Noe I I 62
No I an 162,175
Noland 175
Nolt 60
Nordeen 105,137
Norman 60
Normine 61
Norris 227
Norstrom 105
North 144
Northrop 17,129
Northrup 161,162,169,172,173,175
189
Northway 203
Norton 2,4,13,17,35,49,50,71,96
112-120,124,125-131,134-138
141-145,149,150,159,160,161,162
163-166,171,175.
Norwine 102,117
Nottin9ham 59
Nowels 94
Nowl in 213
Noyes 73
Nuffer 143,217
Nute 9-18,24,71
Nutt 204
Nye 49,170
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�Oakley 90,91,95,96
Obenchain 23
Oberg 117
Oberleithner 71
Ober Ii tner 185
Obrian 61
OBrien 117,203,214
Oburg 178
Ochrle 31
OConnel I 74
Oddy 35
Odell 149,174,189
Oesch 130
Offner 159
Ogden 175,225
Okerson 112
Oldham 3,95
OLeary 137
Olds 176,186,191,192,198,200,202
206,211,224,230,232,240
01 in 217
01 iver 14,31,37,38,45-50,61,63,142
144, 189, 197
Olmsted 232
Olney 73
Olser 129
Olson 105,227,230
Olsson 94
Oneal 64
One i I 61
ONe i I I 129
Onie 164
ORei Ily 160,174
Orender 116
Oring 61
Orme 106,114,224
Orth 61
Orwig 62,70,73
Osborn 117,225,230
Osborne 74
Oshe I 103
Osmer 15
Osmond 173,175,183,185,189,190

196-198,200,202,204,206,211
213-215,218,224,225,227-230 233
239,241-245
Osterberg 100,112,143
Osterhout 3
OSul1 ivan 231
Oswalt 185,199
Ousdah I 129
Ott 3,203,217,226
Ottinger 231
Ovelton 50
Oven 129
Ovender 175
Overman 163
Overstreet 220
Overton 119,217
Owen 3,49,93,129
Owens 32,49,61,72,106,134,137,164
175,196,203,217,231
Owings 231
Pace 35
Packer 164
Paddock 9,15,22-24,30-33,35-38,45
46,478,50
Paepas 137
Page 118,229,231
Paine 11
Painter 150,215
Paiston 49
Palmer 33,37,49,94,129,141,215
Palmquist 35
Papenhusen47.
Pardee 46,117
Paris 134
Parish 22,31,35;233
Park 14,128,129
Parke 62
Parker 29,33,49,56,59,93,143,144
175,197,203,225,239,242
Parkhurst 220,224
Parks 14,24,32,73,93,136,144,145
162,217,232
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�Parlett 231,244
Parm 231
Parmenter 231
Parmetar 14
Parmlee 199
Parnell 161
Parnells 175
Parnham 175
Parr 105
Parrett 227
Parrie 144
Parris 105
Parrish 2,5,30
Parry 94
Parsley 129

Parso~s 71,72,100,105-108,113,116

118
Partlow 213
Pasche 14
Pasker 164
Pasley 189
Pate 130,143,144,145
Patee 217
Patrick 28,175
Patten 35
Patterson 28,29,57,58,59,70,105,118

119,125,149,159,203
Patton 30,128,171
Patty 71,227
Paul 217
Payne 22,35,44,45,47,49,59,60,71,73
126,164,172,173,175,188,189,224
Payton 59
Peace 31,37
Peairs 175
Pearce 35,47,129,203
Pearier 175
Pearman 105
Pearson 4,12,12,37,49,117,129,141
145,163
Pease 61,73,112,136
Peaslee 73
Peck 61,74,129,143,144,159,160,161

163,165,169,170,172,174-176,178
184,186-191,197,200,201,203,204
212,214,216,220
Peckham 96,119
Peebles 145
Peer 215
Peerman 35
Pettly 117
Peled 49
Pellet 35
Pemberton 61,201
Pence 61,205
Penchard 231
Pendleton 217
Penn 203
Penner 141
Pennick 35
Pennington 57,61
Pennock 129
Penrod 144
Penrood 144
Pennington 203
Peole 16
Perce 22,30
Percy 45,74
Perkerson 150
Perkins 3,23,74,182,217
Perrier 62,70
Perrin 93,101,120,183
Perrine 16,22
Perry 14,24,35,49,94,138,145,170
175,203,212
Persing 61,129
Person 94,231
Peters 63,144
Peterson 35,74,89,94,103,112,116
124,137,164,173,175,217,231,232
Petit 93
Petrie 47,93,231
Pettengill 61
Petterson 201
Pettibone 141,217
Pettit 175,203
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�Petty 34,93,105,129,224
Pew 61
Peyton 138
Pfe i Her 3
Phagen 61
Phelps 14,91
Phe~icie 94,113,117,144,198
Phenicio 115
Phenicir 101
Pherson 15
Ph i I I a 44,48
Ph i I I i ppoy 2
Phi II ips 1,4,24,35,94113511441150
172,203,218,231
Piatt 45,501137
Pichler 71-74,92,95,96,105,107
Pickens 24,30,35
Pickerel 74
P'ckerin928,29,218
P ckerins 24
P ckett 203
P ckle 218
P ehler 141
P eratt 37,38,49,50,51,56,105
Perce 23,63,117,191
P erratt 47
P ersol 49
Person 24,28,31,63,95,124,218
P ffer 200
Pi Icher 5
Pi Ie 25
P i I I a 31,33,34,44,46,47,50,51,56,61
62,64,70,73,92
P IIsbury 74,203
P nckney 219
P ne 1441187
P n9ree 231
P nkston 144
P per 15,32,35,46,57,142,145,176
190
Pipher 14
Pippert 105
Pirrun 57

Pistor 199,204,219,224,226,228,230
234,248
P tchcher 135
P tcher 105
P tts 74
P tzer 4,162
P angher 228
Pant 94
P anz 74
P asket 137
Patner 137
P att 74
P atts 94
P atz 229,230
Peasant 189
P emann 106
P ifka 234
P oU9he 94
P ume 117
P ummer 191,215
Poage 35
Poe 74
Poehler 94,105,217,233
Poisal 61
Poke 49,203
Polk 49
Pollard 62,169
Po I let t 35
Polley 230
Po I lock 204
Ponge9ione 64
Pool 33,49
Poole 58
Poor 49,113,119
Poore 46
Pope 37,145
Porter 48,61,74,117,191,204
Postma 137
Poston 30,32
Potter 14,21,37,45,62,187
Potts 74
Powel 38,73
Powel I 14,31,49,74,108
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�Power 4
Powers 2,225
Poxleitner 35
Prang 105
Prather 26,182
Pratt 23,45
Preedy 4
Prendergast 94
Prentice 49,141
Prentiss 3,376,163
Prenty 28
Presbrey 204
Preston 37,57,114,129,189,205
Price 32,44,58,62,94,130,136,141
161,231
Prichett 4
Primm 206
Prince 89
Priratt 34,36
Proctor 218
Prouty 4,14
Provo 48
Provost 94
Pruett 36
Pruit 49
Pruitt 36
Pryor 105
Puch 220
Pucket 218
Puckett 25,49,119,162,228
Pugh 117
Pulvermi Iler 74
Purdy 95
Purel 225
Purington 106,177
Pursinger 62
Putnam 115,230
Putney 36
Pyatt 204
Pyle 187
Quarles 62
Queen 189

Qu
Qu
Qu
Qu
Qu
Qu
Qu

ck 36,189
ett 3,1 17
gel 106
gley 189
mby 4
mley 62
nn 162,165

Radc I i tf 218
Radley 2
Rafe 38
Ratte 62
Rager 231
Rahn 4
Rahner 62
Rahskoff 241,246
Rahskopf 62,78,91,106,108,169,172
185,226
Rake 164,175
Ralph 204
Ralstin 72
Ralston 74
Rambo 117
Ramey 189
Rampendah I 117
Ramsey 92,124,178,183,184,187-191
Rancher 215
Rand 233
Randall 4,14,49,189,197,231
Rande I 107,206
Randell 74,144
Randolph 4,9~14,49,117
Raney 31
Rankin 23,33,36,46,162,164,188
Ra nsde I I 231
Ransom 74
Ranson 62
Rasmussen 211
Rate 62
Ra t I iff 62
Rattiff 203
Ratz 4
Ratzenstein 49
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�Rauttman 62
Raugh 28
Rauper 4,36
Ray 44,48,59,117,129,134,175,187
189
Rayming 92
Rayson 163,231
Razey 49,62
Read 16,106,113,114,116,118,136,144
159
Reading 176,189,231
Reagan 231
Reaser 22
Reaster 49
Reber 231
Rebert 50
Reddick 28
Redding 62
Redfern 36
Redfie'ld 4
Redington 74
Redmon 62,106,231
Reece 25,49,58,61,91,118,171,172
217
Reed 14,25,36,62,64,89,90,93,94,106
117,128,134,144,164,169,175,176
178,218
Reel 70
Rees 4,1 13
Reetz 204
Reeves 199,218
Re f f i I I 25
Rehnier 62
Re d 49
Re gber 15
Re nch i I d 144
Re nhard 49
Re nheimer 106
Re schl 219
Re ter 73
Re tz 59,70,72,142
Re sail 131,143
Remer 4

Renick 106
Renner 218
Reser 165
Reusch 117
Reuser 21
Reyes 231
Reynolds 1,2,5,15,21,30,36,61,74,91
94,102,114,129,136,145,148,176,184
187,189,206,228
Rhe i nsch i I d 144
Rhoades 164
Rhoads 162
Rhodes 218,225
Rhodie 93
Rice 5,13,15,31,32,47,73,137,149
159,160,189,204,231
Richard 33,37,232
Richards 3,24,25,30,31,32,34,36,37
38,49,51,94,100,-106,112,113,120
130,137,142,144,149,150,159,160
161,165,178,189,190,216,231
Richardson 3,49,89,93,96,100,102
104,105,112,114,115,117,118,126
127,129,130,134-136,144,159,163
165,166,169,173,174,176,177,183
185,186,187,191,196,199-204,218
219,220,224,226,233,240,241,247
249
Richmond 190
Ricketts 92,101,102,105,106,112-114
120,162,172,174,175,177,186,187
191,212
R ddle 218
R dgeway 144
R dgway 217
R dinger 172
Remer 115
R ggs 49,62,73,96,106
R glman 63
R ley 47,115,117
R ling 106
R Ilmore 51
R ng 74
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�Rinly 36
Ripley 56,117
Risley 178
Risse 74
Rite 34
Rittenhouse 36
Ritter 200
Ritzinger 94
Ritzman 74
Roach 196
Robbins 106
Roberson 246
Roberts 4,21,36,44,62,94,95,106,113
117,118,120,127,137,162,218,229
243,245
Robertson 59,60,94
Robey 62
Robinett 169
Robins 49
Robinson 33,47,61,62,72,93,104,117
119,129,130,145,164,173,192,198
206,232
Robson 74
Rochell 61
Rochel Ie 36
Rocklund 137
Rodebau9h 17
Rode I I 229
Rodibau9h 60
Rodibau9h 61
Rodkey 106
Rodman 13,74,118,204
Roe 36,49,63
Roffel 142
Roffell 190
Roffwell19o
R09an 191
R0gers 4,14,37,49,51,118,141,175
204
Rohe 129,137,176,202
Rohskopf 116
Roller 161,164
Roney 29

Roods 118
Root 144,185,198
Rosberry 49
Rose 35,57,62,127,129,141,144,162
203
Rosebau9h 35,49
Roseberry 25
Rosebrook 70,117
Roseman 204
Ross 1,15,28,36,57,105,106,143,149
183,190,204,205
Rosse I 137
Rote 31,61,170,190
Roth 62,106,135,232
Rothberger 218
Rothrick 36
Rothrock 30,32,34,44,45,62,127
Rothwel I 106,137,164,170,175,176
Rotter 23
Rouselaux 94
Roush 225
Rowe 12,91,127
Rox 107
Roy 102,112,118,124,144
Royer 144
Royster 232
Rozcraft 36
Ruby 142
Rucker 4
Rud i se I I 125,126
Rudisi II 113,116,.119,127,138
Rudleton 176
Ruediger 94
Ruehl 176,229
Ruland 137
Runner 49
Runyan 129
Ruppel 61
Rusch 232
Ruse 185
Rush 137,185
Russel I 4,15,36,37,74,89,94,107,145
190,203,218,226
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�Ruthertord 190,218
Ruthrautt 25
Rutter 176
Ryan 106,107
Ryder 73,137
Sabin 204
Sable 213
Sage 90,92,94,95,174
Stjohn 21
StLouis 232
Salavuiel 25
Sa I lee 64
Salsbury 25,50
Salter 74
Sammons 59
Sample 62,74,126
Samples 57
Sampse I 124
Sampson 25,90,165,190,219
Samsel 94
Sanborn 62,113,119,128,130
Sanders 91,94,106,107
Sandtord 15
Sand ling 12,15
Sandres 74
Sands 4,24-26,34,176
Santord 32,232
Sanger 44
Sangorn 130
Santer 2
Sargent 25,45
Sar i er 185
Sater 134,173
Saum 94,102
Saums 46
Saunders 12,62,74,102,107,134,165
Savage 29,95,106,124
Sawin 225,227,228,245,246
Sawyer 36,62,145,218
Saxman 114,118
Saxton 101,176
Say I e r 164

Sayre 137
Scaggs 101
Scarrett 15
Schact 3
Schaeter 187
Schatter 74
Schanberger 95
Schaper 137
Schattenburg 218
Schaum 28
Scheer 106
Scheibl ie 36
Scheleen 215
Schell 190
Schellack 199
Schellhorn 164
Schemer 130
Schendel 164,198,218
Schick 106
Schindel 70
Schinner 25
Schlegel 28,118,204,212
Schmeider 218
Schmidt 36,106,201
Schneider 129,227
Schmi Iler 73
Schneider 49
Schoenhoter 216,219,232
Schoening 230
Schoeptl in 177,205
Schoephtlier 135
Schotield 4,36
Scho I I 185,243
Schoppe 115
Schopper 188
Schorda 50
Schott 62,95,164,187,214
Schotta 62
Schrader 171
Schraeder 228
Schreiber 117,135;137
Schrimplin 217
Schubert 176
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�Schu I 129
Schultz 190
Schupbach 106
Schweitzer 94
Scof i e I d 44,129
Scoggan 62
Scott 4,36,50,62,74,144,175,184,187

192,204,206,212,215,216,224,226
227,232,233,245
Scoutan 118
Scov i I I 106
Scov i I Ie 190
Scribner 106
Scroggs 115
Scudder 32
Sdhneider 190
Seabold 204
Seabrook 95
Seaman 164,203
Searing 61,150
Sear I 15,74,228
Searles 190
Sears 31,36,38,44,47,48,49,56,91
103,163,166
Seaton 104,142,176,190
Seaving 61
Sebra 1
Sechrist 95
Secrest 128,137
Seebal 34
Seeheeson 106
Seels 36
Seibold 229
Seiler 31,47,134,138,174
Seiwald 204,232
Se I i 9 62
Se I I 197
Sellers 44,161,162,191
Sellman 102
Se I Is 95, 128
Selsby 185
Selzer 90,176
Serbey 91

Sergent 91
Setter 62
Seward 48,57
Seybold 50
Seymore 74
Seymour 14,16,204
Shaffer 32,36
Shalberger 95
Shank 50,106,118,127,172,176
Shank lin 102,162,164
Shannon 15,107
Sharon 164
Sharpe 4
Sharpless 176
Sharrai 220
Shaughnesey 94
Shaum 118
Shaw 95,106,124,164,190,201
Sheach 95
Sheafor 164
Shearer 60164,172,202,204,232
Sheets 214,226
She i Ids 89
Sheldon 15
She I I 200
She I I y 106
Shelman 89
Shepard 118,125,144,178
Shephard 129,177
Shepherd 1,103,114,118,135
Sheppard 135
Sherar 204
Sherfy 45,212
Sherlock 225
Sherman 15,176
Sherwood 31,33,34,36,37
Shide 190
Shields 3,4,34,36,38,103,172,176

232
Shiffman 36
Shimmons 174
Shiner 118
Shipe 188
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�Shipman 118
Shirar 201,204
Shirley 44,218
Shloss 23,49
Shobert 135,142
Shockey 176
Shoebert 143
Sholes 26,176
Shope 50
Shopper 204
Short 9,44,47
Shotta 116
Shotwe I I 129
Shoup 961116
Shout 144 :
Showalter 232
Shreiner 118
Shroyer 15
Shuck 45,51,90,95,115,117
Shu9art 50
Shull 10
Shultz 15,92
Shurr 234
Shuse 73
Sibert 50
Sibley 50
Sieben 118
S'gerson 30
S 9ges 118
S 99ins 70
S 9nor 4
S Iberman 242,247,248
S Isby 159,162,172-174,i76,191,217
Siva 36
S Ivers 135,137,142
S min9ton 74
S mmons 3,113,129,136,144,166,204
Simms 45,51,232
Simon 118
Simonds 13
Simons 2,63
Simonton 10
Simpson 29,31,37,45,51,62,63,94,104

105,112,129,214,216
Sims 129,182,183
Simson 47
Sinclair 74
Sinex 4
Siscoe 218
Sisson 174,204
Sitzemann 64
Sizer 159
Ska99s 62,loo~184
Skeele 12
Skeels 30,142
Skeets 60,200
Skelton 74
Skiles 911137,201
Skinner 37,178,183,200,204
Sk099S 186
Slade 188,192,206,216
SIa91e 74,218·
Siapper 231
Slatten 165
SIau9hter 164
Sloan 118
Siosson 130
Smallwood 119
Smart lD6,19o,219
Smeed 184
Smelser 130
Sm i ley 144
Smith 4,14,15,21,22,25,28,30,37
57-63,74,89,92,93,94,95,100
106-108,112,115,117-119,124,126
127,130,131,134-138,144,145,160
161,162,164,173,176,177,182,186
188,189,190,198-200,202,204,205
211,212,214,218,225,226,230,232
233,242,243,245,247
Smoot 10,225
Smth 161
Smythe 190
Snead 102
Snevely 93
Snider 32,7~,184,188,190
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�Snipley 25
Snodgrass 128
Snook 22,76
Snow 107,118,145,219
Snyder 2,10,"13-17,36,95,145,163,171
229,232
Soden 4
Solomon 190
Solt 176
Sommer 232
Sommers 224
Sonart 92
Sorrel 190
Souders 219
Soul 49
Soule 25,190,205,230
Sours 212
Sowash 11
Sowers 63,240
Soxman 60,76,228
Spalding 170,203,204
Spangler 107
Sparks 63
Sparr 25,51,137
Sparshuk 116
Spear 176
Speed 37
Speer 4,107,117,202
Spence 45
Spencer 50,59,93,118,142,164,190
Speraw 230
Sperry 16,175,176,205,232
Spicer 4,11,17,30,37,64
Spiety 149
Spietz 149,232
Sp i I I man 93
Spitler 60,126,136
Spitter 60,63
Spittle 16
Spivey 4,205,219
Sprague 171
Spraggs 5
Spratt 176

Spriggs 3750,76
Spring 141-144,149,159,161,165,170
172-177,183,185,187,188,198,204
213,217,232,233,241,245
Springer 204
Sproul 76,104
Spur 93
Spurgeon 60
Spurlock 63
Squares 47
Srepesa 112
Stacey 176
Stack 234
Stacy 118
Stadler 177
Staehl i 161,164,165
Stafford 118
Staggers 229
Staib 205
Staines 95
Stamp 219
Stanfield 46,61,91,130,143
Staniferd 37
Stanley 100,103,107,119,130,143,177
190,197,198,219,232
Stanton 25
Stanwick 185,205,233
Staples 60,91
Stark 4
Starkey 128
Starr 177,219
Starrett 30,34,37,56,57,59,62,70,72
73,74,90,94,104,138
Stateler 3114
Statler 56
Statton 183
Stauffer 118
Stauss 76
Stebbins 205
Steck 92
Stedman 172
Steed 37
Steel 24,63
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�Steele 5,31,35,37,50,63,74,95,106
169,175,177,184,186,196,205,219
Steelman 219
Steen 164
Steiner 1
Steinle 176
Steinmeyer 59
Stemple 202
Step 103
Stepanek 219
Stephens 4,28,57,58,95,136,138,160
176
Stephenson 35
Stepp 58
Stepton 49
Ster ling 232
Sternberg 37
Sterner 101
Stets 72
Stevans 219
Stevenin 3,63,90
Stevens 3,50,76,95,131,137,138
Stevenson 136,164,248
Steveson 95
Steward 113,127
Stewart 3,94,100,101,113,119,124
128,137,145,162,165,171,176,177
191,205,211,213,217,228,232,234
St cher 95
St ckney 76
St etel 118
St les 142
St I we I I 100, 107
St II 13,37,71,125
St Ilwell 219,225
Stimpson 60
Stine 130
Stitt 71
Stitz 50
Stizmann 60
Stocking 48
Stockwe I I 225
Sto'ddard 89

Stoebener 74
Stoever 232
Stotter 30
Stogers 177
Stokes 16,76
Stolcup 64
Stone 4,14,16,34,37,44,56,92,119
1 75, 191 , 192, 198
Stoneman 37
Stop 35
Stoptt 119
Storrs 1,211
Stotler 25
Stouden 145
Stouder 145
Stout 23,25,63,64,71,72,89,91,95,96
101-104,106,112,115,117,119,126
127,131,135-137,149,160,162,164
165,169,17o~177,183,184,188,189

191,197,201,202,215,218,220,241
243
Stover 115,224,228
Stowe 233
Strahan 50
Strasburg 44,45,63
Stratton 102
Strauss 76
Streade 50
Street 205
Streeter 165
Stricher 95
Strickler 25
Stroad 38
Strobel 137,175,176,231
Strode 76,130,187
Strombaugh 233
Strong 15,50,145,165,205,215
Strothers 34
Stroup 37,130
Strump 191
Strunk 130
Stuart 4,28,165
Stubbs 150,187,191
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�Studabaker 119
Studebaker 32,49,59,107,205,233
Studley 228
Stultz 191
Sturdy 37,63,76,165,220
Su I ivan 126
Sullivan 16,50,91
Sunnial 172
Supple 138
Surber 117,119,233
··Sutherland 203
Suthsmitht 189
Su t I iff 1,25
Sutor ius 205
Sutphin 130
Sutter 96,165
Sutton 57,63,95,107;117,127,135,138
177,228
Sutz 177
Svenson 116
Swan 211
Swaney 165
Swanson 227
Swareh 50
Swartz 216
Swatsel 16
Swayze 130
Swedenberg 107
Sweeney 92,219
Sweet 4,44,134,138,190,217,228
Sweets 203
Swee z e r 142., 188
Sweezy 227
Swembergh 93,96,101,103,104,106,129
Sweney 92
Swenson 93,177
Sweverley 93
Sweyer 149
Swift 50
Swingley 4
Swisher 16,137
Sykes 63
Symes 214

Symington 3
Taber 119
Tabor 13,95
Taft 95
Talbert 94
Talbot 29
Talbott 31
Tal1ey 119,177,199,205,233
Tanabauer 205
Tanner 202
Tappan 12
Tappe 105
Tashner 190
Tasker 177
Tate 130
Tatum 38
Taylor 2,4,16,i5,32,26,37,48,50,51
56,59,63,70,73,76,105,116,119,129
138,142,177,191,1~6,219,233

Tayne 177
Techel 185
Tector 225
Tegart 63
Teghtmyre 137
Tehan 96
Teil127
Telford 103,165
Telles 16
Tenney 1,47,59,63,64,73
·Tennis 136
Terpins 107
Terrass 11
Terrel 120,136,143,162,202,203,205
212
Terrel I 117,219
Terril 63
Terry 130,165
Tery 89
Tesse I I 100
Teutsche I 106
Tewks 37
Thacher 2,16,25,28,29

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�Thacker 233
Thayer 26,48
Thiemen 129
Thoman 72
Thomas 2,3,5,16,33,50,57,60,76,118
119,130,138,190,196,215'
Thomason 37
Thompson 5,16,32,50,61,63,76,96,107
113,119,127,165,177,189,191,197
205,212,219
Thomson 107
Thoren 199
Thornbrugh 37
Thornton 9,21,25,76
Thorp 44,50,63
Thorpe 116
Thorson 217
Thra I I 103
Thra I Is 138,198
Thrasher 47,226
"Thrubur 96
Thuggard 50
Thurber 119,191,219
Thurman 169
Thurston 4,12,63
Tibbals 217
Tibbits 57
T i bbot '57
Tigder 177
Ti Iton 119
Timmons 177,184
Tiner 30
Tinkey 226,230
Tinner 60
Tipton 60,74,95
Titterington 96
Tobler 177
Todd 3,60,107,119,138,191
Todhunter 5,16,73
Tole 50
Toles 145
Toigner 36
To I I 62

To I I e, 13,48
Tolles 5,16
To I I son 91
Tollwell 37
Tonnies 141-143,149,163
Tontz 16
Toothaker 32,46,63
Topping 96
Torbert 96
Torneden 233
Tornedon 204,219
Torpey 162
Torrance 63
Tosh 233
Toshner 105
Totten 4
Toughey 106
Tourte I lot 107
Towery 177,188,205
Townsdin 205
Townsend 50,119,136
Toyne 37,142
Trabue 130
Transmeier 224
Trapp 227
Trask 26
Traugott 72
Travis 37,50,119,227
Treadway 130
Tretton·58
Tremper 233
Trepton 93
Treptow 92,105
Tribou 13
Trimper 114-117,127,129,130,136,137
141-144,148,159,161,162-164,163
164,170;171,172,173,175,176,177
178,183-187,189,190,196,199,200
202-206,211,213,215-217,219,224
227-234,242,244,245,247-249
Triplete 60
Triplett 60
Tripp 45

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�Tripplett 50
Trophagen 130
Trout 62
Troutman 191
True 50
Trueblood 101
Trusheim 49,50
Tryan 50
Tucker 34,37,44,45,48,51,70,91,114
119,127,130,137,145,149,161,162
165,171,199,205
Tudhope 185,186,203
Tueichen 107
T u f f i e.1 d 229
Tugendreich 112
Tu I I 16
Tumber lin 37
Turgeon 119,136
Turman 23
Turner 25,32,45,48,50,119,206,219
Turpin 165
Tussey 96,119
TU5sgan 34
Tuttle 135
Tweed 124
Twigs 63
Twist 90
Tyler 37,191,205
Tyner 107
Tyre I I 163
Tyrer 63
Tyrrel 174
Ty r rei I 172,219
Tyson 71
Uhl 205
UI iner 62
Ulrich 63,91,159,177
Ulrickson 96
Umbarger 16,71,106,191
Unberger 61
Underwood 63,126,142,205,206
Upham 21-24,37

Upsti
Urban
Urman
Usher
Uusan

I I 73
37
63
28
114

Vai I 56,57,60,90,165,170,177,206
Valentine 63
·VanAmringe 119
Vananda 47
Va nc i I 5,89,145
Vandaman 50
VanDenberg 114
Vandenbergh 130
Vandenburgh 219
Vanderbur· 233
Vanderburg 101
Vanderheide 187
Vanderpoo I 165
VanDeusen 26
Vandever 10
VanEtten 107
VanLoewen 130
Vannedy 191
VanOrstrand 206
VanSyck I e 5,130
VanSycle 17
Vantries 130
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VanWely 115
VanWinkle 138
VanWormer 165
Varner 145
Varnonica 31
Varnum 37
Vaughan 17
Vaughn 47,72,233
Vausbinder 145
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Vea 47
Veatch 33
Ventioner 96
Verm i I I ion 107
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Very 107
Vett 107
Vice 74
Vickers 70
Victorian 32
Viersen 219
Ville 101
Vincent 96,107,233,244,245
Vinot 17,25
Vinton 63
Vitt 58,71,101,102,114,130,214,215
219,233
Vogel 145,177,212
Vogeley 107
Voght 17
Vogi 228
Vogt 104
Vohs 96
Voonholt 130
Voshinder 100
Vredenburg 17
Wadde I 165
Waddel I 63
Waddle 218
Wade 48,145,163,219,227
Wagener 37
Wagstaff 187
Wait 48
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Wakley 125
Walbridge 130
Walden 37
Walderman 246
Waldie 225
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. Wa I I enta 102
Wa I I er 177

Wa I ling 17
Wa I Is 177,191
Walmsley 144
Walruff 205,224
Walsh 107,170,177
Walster 213
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203,206,225,226,229
Walters 72,144,170,191,206
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174,191,213,233
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Warne 165,227
Warner 37,206,216
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Wattrow 33
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Waymire 38,95,96
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We ble 190
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We ker 50
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We I 184
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We ningham 38
We I" 95,96,105
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We se 90
We sher 165
We sshube I 108
We tzenkorn 177
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We ling 119
We Iman 214,229
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Wertz 108
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Wetherbee 17

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Wheatley 202
Wheaton 202
Wheedon 30
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Wh stier 129
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60,63,64,108,119,120,130,131,138
144,178,182,183,200,205,206,220
233,246
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Wi I es 34
Wi ley 5,22,61,178
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Wiliams 108
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Wilkins 5,103
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176,212,233
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Wi I let t 51
Willey 26,30,35,37,59,63,64,104,217
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128,129,131,134,135,138,143,145
159,160,162,174,175,178,182,190
191,200,206,214,216,226,230,231
242,249
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Wi II iamson 10,103,105,143,145,150
162,178,196,199
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W I I i sa 89
W I I its 96
W I Is 145
Wilson 70,108
W Iisdort 131
W Imarth 2
W Imoth 165,184,233
W Ison 1-4,13,14,17,28,33,48,56,64
90,96,108,113,116,129,130,131,134
138,143,145,164,165,177,178,182

191,192,196,199,204,211,214,217
220,225,227,234
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W mer 227
W nants 18
W nchel I 26,231
W nchester 51
W nckleman 213
W ntord 60
W ntrey 73,120
W ngfield 51
W nkelman 51,64,138,213
W nnie 114,131,138
W nsett 9
W nship 4
W nslow 2,149,165
W nston 96,182
W nter 64,206
W nterbourne 233,241,241,245,246
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W nthrop 89
Wi nton 18
W'se 38,90,166,213
W ser 142
W shropp 131
W sner 14,145
W thers 51,206
W tten 3
W zer 131,142
Wogan 219
Wolcott 233
Wolt 92,105
'Wo Itt 138
Wollersdort 108
Wood 2,5,10,34,38,45,49,51,59,115
120,137,165,166,175,178,183,184
186,192,196,220,234
Wooda 37
Woodard 28,29,34,38,50,234
Woodcock 150,188
Wooddul I 38
Woodtork 134,188,190
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Woodruff 3,38
Woodrum 72
Woods 38,44,96,178
Woodson 116,182,234
Woodward 1,5,18,24,33,38,44,51,103
124,125,145,163,169,206,218,220
233,242
Woo I ley 108,138
Woolman 3
Woolsey 51,161
Wooton 120
Worden 124
Wordsworth 31
Work 26
Workiger 118
Wormley 23
Worrel 51
Worthey 93
Worthin9ton 116
Worthy 93
Woton 233
Wri9ht 2,5,38,51,59,64,94,106,108
120,138,200,201,220,230,241
Wuerth 106
Wulfkuhle 214,234
Wurth 106
Wyatt 94,145
Wyckoff 220
Wyker 108
Wyler 177
Wyl ie 166

Yoakum 166
Yoter 57
Youe I I 150
Youn9 13,16,18,26,37,46,56,59,74
102,108,115,131,134,135,136,141
149,159,160,162;164,165,169,171
173,178,190,216,220~234

Youn9bur9 164
Zabriska 164
Za b r is k i e 192
Zee I 178
Zeigler 120,135,136,138
Zenncke 58
Zenneke 58
Zerbey 91
Zerby 178,234
Zett 116
Zevely 120
Zie91er 120,134,138,160,161,174,201
Ziesenis 199
Zieseniss 108
Zi liner 218
Zimmerman 32,51,117,131,170,197,219
Zinn 2,46,51,120,142,145
Zondler 234
Zuttermeister 234

Yardley 32
Yarnold 176
Yater 57,73,74
Yates 22,96,119,141,175,246
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Yewdal I 204
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Index of Family Information

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�Lawrence, Kansas, DAILY JOURNAL,
1881-1886,
. Index of Family Information

By Paul Jordan and Donald Vaughn

Douglas County Kansas Genealogical Society

�This index is dedicated to Wilma K. Morton Vaughn,
1931-2006. She has given us support, shared our
inspirations and ideas, and best of all made our time
together very special.

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Copyright 2007
Douglas County, Kansas, Genealogical Society
P.o. Box 3664 , '
Lawrence, KS 66046-0664

�INTRODUCTION
This publication is an index of names in articles that contain
family information such as names of relatives, relationships, events,
and dates, and clues to fmding family infomiation such as residence
before moving to Douglas County, Kansas, or residence after moving
away. The index contains about 7,000 entries listing names of
Douglas County residents, former residents, or relatives of residents.
Legal notices and corrimercial advertisements are not indexed.

THE NEWSPAPERS
The newspapers indexed here are generally six days per week,
. August 23, 1881 through December 12, 1886 and are on microfilm in
the Kansas State Historical Society (KSHS) Research Library in
Topeka and the Lawrence Public Library (LPL). Following ar~ the
newspaper names and reel numbers of the microfilms indexed:

KSHS
reel

LPL
reel

Lawrence Daily Journal and 8/23/1881-3/8/1882
Kansas Daily Tribune

L214

34

. 3/9/1882-9/2111882

L215

35.

Dates

Name

Ditto
Ditto

9/22/1882-11118/1882

L216

36

. Ditto

11/19/1882-2/23/1883

L217

37

Ditto

2/24/1883-9/1/1883·

L218

38

Ditto

9/2/1883-9/12/1883

L219

39

Lawrence Journal

9/13/1883-3/13/1884

L219

39

Ditto

3/14/1884-9/30/1884

L220

40

Ditto

10/111884-4/19/1885

L221

41

Ditto

4/2111885-7/3111885

L222

42

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8/111885-11110/1885

L222

42

Ditto

1111111885-5/27/1886

. L223

43

Ditto

5/28/1886-12/12/1886

L224

44

PREVIOUS INDEXES

Previous newspaper indexes published by our Society cover
November 29, 1863 through March 4, 1873 (deaths and births only)
. and March 1873 through August 1881 (excluding January through
June 1878 for which Lawrence daily newspapers are not available).
NOTICE

These newspapers usually were printed without page numbers,
but we indexed as though the numbers. were there. The names are
listed as printed in the newspaper, although a few are also listed in
corrected form if the corrections were obvious. This index.has not
been proofread, and although we have done our best, it undoubtedly
contains errors and omissions. Because of reporters' or printers' or
indexers' errors, the researcher should look for all spellings and
misspellings of names.
COPIES OF INDEXED ITEMS

Upon written request with payment in advance and
specification of dates and page numbers of items wanted, the Douglas .
County Genealogical Society will make copies of indexed items. The
cost in 2007, subject to change in the future, is $6.00 for the first item
and $2.00 for each additional item in the same request. Be aware that
additional items for the same person mayor may not contain
additional information. Our address is P.O. Box 3664, Lawrence KS
66046.

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�NAME
_ : Aunt Harriet
_ : (murdered man)
_ : colored boy
_ _ : colored family
_:man
_ _ : man (skeleton)
ABBE: Mr. C.E.
ABBE: Mr. C.E.
ABERNATHY: M. and wife
ABERNATHY: Mr. &amp; Mrs. M.
ABERNATHY: Mr. Martin
ABERNATHY: Mrs.
ABERNATHY: Mrs. M.
ABERNETHY: Mrs. Maggie
ABERNETHY: Mrs. Maggie
ACHNING: Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charles
ACKLEY: Mrs. Ed
ADAIR: Mrs. Anna
ADAMS: Col. C.W.
ADAMS: D.M. and C.B.
ADAMS: Ella Lane (Mrs. Charles)
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ADAMS: J. N.
ADAMS: M.K.
ADAMS: Miss Addie, Bertie
ADAMS: Miss Lillie A.
ADAMS: Mr. &amp; Mrs. M.K., Mary
ADAMS: Mr. James
ADAMS: Mr. James W., baby boy
ADAMS: Mrs.

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PAGE

24 Jan 1886
4 Jun 1882
7 Sep 1882
4 Apr 1885
4 Mar 1883
31 Jul 1883
26 Nov 1881
9 Jan 1885
1 Jan 1885
18 Jun 1885
28 Nov 1884
14 Feb 1885
2 May 1886
10 SeP 1886
27 Oct 1886
29 Apr 1883
20 May 1883
29 Aug 1884
8 Oct 1886
3 Sep 1882
4 Jun 1882
9 Jan 1885
15 Aug 1883
21 Aug 1884
22 Apr 1882
29 Jun 1883
12 Jun 1883
4 Sep 1885
19 Jul1882

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NAME
ADAMS: Mrs. Sarah C.
ADAMS: Mrs. Sarah C.
ADAMY: Mr &amp; Mrs W.B.(2Sth anniv.)
ADELHEID: Mrs.
ADWERS: Bert
ADWERS: Bert.
ADWERS: Birt
ADWERS: Geo. and wife
AGNER: Mrs. N.P.
AGNEW: Mr. W.P., Mr. John
AKERS: Artie
AKERS: Mr. B.F.
AKERS: Mr. Moses
ALBACH: Henry
ALBERGER: Miss Annie, WX
ALBERGER: Mr. Wm. R.
ALBRECHT: Miss May
ALDER: John
-ALDER: John
ALDER: Mrs. John W.
ALDERMAN: Dr.
ALDERMAN: Mrs. Dr.
ALDERMAN: Rev.
ALDERMAN: Rev. Dr. lH.
ALDERMAN: Rev. Dr. lW.
ALDERMAN: Rev. James W.
ALDRICH: Mr. PJ.
ALEXANDER: Mr. AJ.
ALEXANDER: Mrs.
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13 Sep 1881
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16 Mar 1883
21 Jun 1885
16 Nov 1886
19 Mar 1886
12 Apr 1883
5 Feb 1882
16 Dec 1885
27 Nov 1886
14 Sep 1883
7 Jan 1885
21 Sep 1883
29 Apr 1884
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ALEXANDER: Mrs. F.M.
ALFORD
ALFORD: Mrs. Alfred, Mr. F.G., Mr.D.S.
ALFORD: D.S.
ALFORD: D.S., Don
ALFORD: Miss Ida, Mr. F.G.
ALFORD: Mr. F.S., D.S. Esq., Ida A.
ALFORD: Mrs. Susy
ALFORD: Susy Savage
ALLEN: Mr. Ed. R.
ALLEN: John H., Eugene
ALLEN: Josephine
ALLEN: Luther D.S.
ALLEN: Miss Jennie
ALLEN: Mr &amp; Mrs
ALLEN: Mr &amp; Mrs lR.
ALLEN: Mr. lH.
ALLEN: Mrs.
ALLEN: Mrs. D.T.
ALLEN: Sidney
ALLENDER: Mrs. Louise B.
ALLENDORPH: Mr. C.W., child
ALLER: Mr. Elmer D.
AlLGAIER: Mrs. Mariah
ALLISON: Miss Stella
ALLISON: child of Mr. &amp; Mrs.
ALLISON: Clayton
ALLISON: Dwight Searl
ALLISON: Miss Stella
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5 Apr 1882
27 Sep 1881
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21 Oct 1886
6 Jan 1884
28 Sep 1882
4 Jun 1882
4 Jun 1882
21 Oct 1881
31 Oct 1886
17 Apr 1883
8 Jul1885
30 May 1882
10 May 1884
30 May 1882
15 Feb 1884
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ALLISON: Mr.
ALLISON: Mr. Andy
ALLISON: Mr. Chas. F.
ALMOND: Mrs. Geo.
ALTMAN : Mrs. Fredricka
ALTMAN: Rev. Frank D.
AMANN: Mr. Frank H.
AMBLER: Mr. B.A.
AMBLER: Mr. B.A., Safford, Willie
AMBLER: Mrs. B.A.
AMBLER: Mrs. B.A.
AMES: Professor W.H. and wife
AMMON: Anna M.
ANDERSON: John
ANDERSON: Mr. Alex. H.
ANDERSON: Mr. F.J.
ANDERSON: Alex.
ANDERSON: Andy
ANDERSON: Carrie, Mr. Chas., Mrs.
ANDERSON: Carrie, Mrs.
ANDERSON: Col. Tom.
ANDERSON: Dr. S.B.
ANDERSON: Hattie
ANDERSON: John S.
ANDERSON: Levi B.
ANDERSON: LevLB.
ANDERSON: Maggie
ANDERSON: Major Tom
ANDERSON: Margaret
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ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
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Miss Mae, MajorT.S.
Miss Mary
Miss May
Miss Sallie
Miss Sallie, Dr. S.B.
Misses
Misses Katie and Nellie
Misses May and Minnie, Major

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ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
Charles A.

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Mr &amp; Mrs Will
Mr.
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ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:
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ANDERSON:
ANDERSON:

Mr. Chas.
Mr. Chas., mother
Mr. F.M., Miss Laura
Mr. John H, Dr. S.B.
Mr. John, Dr. S.B.
Mrs. Dr.
Mrs. Dr.
Mrs. Dr.
Mrs. Dr. S.B.
Mrs. Elen, TJ.
Mrs. Helen
Mrs. Mary B.

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NAME
ANDERSON: Mrs. Will, Dr. and Mrs. S.B.
ANDERSON: Nana?
. ANDERSON: W.E.
ANDERSON: W.T.
ANDERSON: William
ANDERSON: William 1, Dr. &amp; Mrs. S.B.
ANDERSON: William 1, Dr. S.B.
ANDERSON: Wm. J., Dr. S.B.
ANDIS: L.L.
ANDREW: Mr.
ANDREW: Mr. I., L.E.R.
ANDREW: Mr. L., L.E.R.
ANDREWS: Miss Florence
ANDREWS: Miss Meroe E.
ANDREWS: Mr &amp; Mrs C.R.
ANDREWS: Mrs. Elizabeth
ANTHONY: Col. (1854, 1857)
ANTHONY: Col. D.R.
ANTHONY: Lettie
ANTHONY: Lettie
ANTHONY: Mark
ANTHONY: Mr. lC.
ANTON: John F.
APGAR: c.E. and W.F.
APGAR: Mr. C.E., W.F.
APITZ: Charles
APITZ: Clara F.
APITZ: Mr. F.W.
APITZ: Mrs. F.W.
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APITZ: Mrs. F. W.
ARBUCKLE: Miss Ida May
ARCHER: Miss Laura
ARCHIBALD: A.w.
ARCHIBALD: Clara, F.W., c.p;
ARMSTRONG: Christopher
ARNOLD: Ira
ARNOLD: L.L.
ARNOLD: Miss Hattie, Miss Gustie
ARNOLD: Mr. 1 Frank
ARNOLD: Mr. J. Frank
ARRASMITH: Dr. W.A.
ARTERBURN: Mr. Samuel, Jack
ARTHUR: Frank
ARTHUR: Frank
ASHBY: Misses Mollie and Rose
ASHER: James
ASHER: Mr. Chas. E.
ASHER: Col. 1M., H.B., William
ASHER: J.M.
ASHER: James M.
ASHER: James, H.C., Wm.
ASHER: Mr. Milt., William
ASHER: Mrs.
ASHER: Mrs. H.B.
ASHER: Mrs. H.S., Hank, baby boy
ASHER: Mrs. 1M.
ASHER: Mrs. J.M., Mr. H.B.
ASHER: Mrs. M., Wm.
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5 Jan 1884
29 Dec 1882
23 Feb 1883
3 Jun 1882
6 Apr 1883
21 ocr 1883
28 Nov 1886
8 Mar 1884
5 Oct 1884
25 Dec 1885
21 Sep 1882
22 Aug 1885
12 Aug 1885
21 Aug 1885
28 Oct 1886
1 Sep 1881
16 Sep 1881
22 Aug 1885
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3 Jul1886
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11 Mar 1883
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ASHER: Sheriff
ASHER: Sheriff and W.W.
ASHLEY: Miss Martha E.
ASHLEY: Miss Phoebe
ASHLEY: Mr &amp; Mrs W. H.
ASHLEY:. W.H.
ASHLEY: Wm.
ASHTON: Ella, John
ASORO: Mrs. Anna M.
ATCHISON: John R., baby boy
ATKINSON: Ed
ATKINSON: Mary E., Erastus
ATKINSON: Mr.
ATKINSON: Mrs. E.P., Pearl, Opal
ATKINSON: Mrs. M.B.
ATKINSON: Rev. E.
ATTEE: Miss SJ.
ATTWOOD: Mrs.
ATWOOD: Mrs.
ATWOOD: Mrs. G.A.
AYER: Mr. Arthur W.
AYERS: Miss Lucie
B_ARD: Mrs. J.W.
B_BOUT?:Joseph B.
BABCOCK: Gen. C.W., Mrs.
BABCOCK: Mattie G.
BABCOCK: Mrs. General, Miss Martique
BABCOCK: Mrs., Lou Lou
BACHELOR: Flora E.
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8 Jun 1882
28 Oct 1885
13 Jul 1886
17 Jun 1882
15 Jul 1886
17 Jun 1885
22 Sep 1882
13 May 1885
4 Sep 1885
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24 Feb 1886
24 Aug 1881
9 Sep 1882
26 Nov 1882
13 Nov 1886
11 Mar 1886
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20 May 1886
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BACON: Mrs.
BAD SKY: Mrs. Thomas
BAGLEY: B.T.
BAGLEY: Miss Winnie, brother
BAGNALL: Mr. Ben. H.
BAILEY: Daniel, Miss Mary Anna
BAILEY: E.T.
BAILEY: F.A.
BAILEY: F.B.
BAILEY: lC. , Judge
BAILEY: lR.
BAILEY: Judge
BAILEY: Mary Anna
BAILEY: Mr. and Miss, W.F.
BAILEY: Mrs. FA
BAILEY: Mrs. Judge
BAILEY: Prof. E.H.S.
BAILEY: Professor's child
BAILLIE: Mrs. Eliza S.
BAIR: Abraham 1
BAIR: Mrs.
BAIRD: Miss Josephine
BAIRD: Miss Mamie
BAIRD: Miss Mamie
BAIRD: Mr.
BAIRD: William, Miss Mamie
BAKER: John, Charley
BAKER: Jacob
BAKER: Jas.
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21 OCT 1883
26Sep 1883
11 Aug 1882
9 Feb 1886
7 Feb 1883
17 Feb 1886
27 Nov 1883
27 Nov 1882
21 Sep 1886
16 May 1885
3 Aug 1886
9 Nov 1882
4 Oct 1882
24 Mar 1885
18 May 1883
26 Jul1883
22 Aug 1883
8 Nov 1883
7 Jul1885
23 Dec 1885
30 Dec 1884
20 Aug 1886
20 Aug 1886
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BAKER: Miss Alida, Miss Maggie
BAKER: Miss Maude
BAKER: Mr &amp; Mrs H.W., Miss Hattie
BAKER: Mr.
BAKER: Mr.
BAKER: Mr. Cyrus P.
BAKER: Mr. Samuel
BAKER: Mrs. E.P.
BAKER: Mrs. Father
BAKER: Rev.
BAKER: Samuel
BAKEWELL: Mrs. Maria, Rev. John
BALCH: Henry
BALCOM: Lizzie
BALDRIDGE: Col.
BALDWIN: Cyrus
BALDWIN: James
BALDWIN: John
BALDWIN: Mr. L.M.
BALDWIN: Mrs.
BALDWIN: Mrs. Ann Eliza
BALDWIN: Mrs. H.L.
BALES: Miss Emma C.
BALES: Susannah, lC.
BALLARD: W.W.
BALLENGER: Mr. R.A.
BANCROFT: Mrs. Geo. H.
BANCROFT: Mrs. W.H.
BANCROFT: W.H.
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6 Sep 1882
7 Jun 1885
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17 Mar 1882
11 Oct 1883
12 Feb 1884
12 Nov 1881
5 Oct 1886
3 Apr 1884
22 Apr 1884
1 Jan 1884
15 Jul 1884
15 Apr 1884
24 Jul 1883
7 Aug 1886
25 Mar 1884
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4 Aug 1882
2 Jul1884
25 Apr 1884
5 Jun 1884
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26 Nov 1882
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�BANCROFT: W.H.
BANGS: (Miss)
BANGS: Fanny Ross
BANGS: Mr. &amp; Mrs. Arthur, Mr. AN., Miss
Bazzill
BANGS: Mr. &amp; Mrs. W.N.
BANGS: Mr. C.W., W.N.
BANGS: W.N.
BANKS: Judge Geo. A., Miss Nigel, E.V.
BANKS: Miss Ida
BANKS: Miss Nigel, E.V.
BANKS: Miss Nigella, E.V.
BANKS: Mr. Geo. A
B,ANKS: Mrs. A.R., Capt. AR.
BANKS: Mrs. Alex
BANNEY: Mary-M.
BANTA: Miss Laura
BARBER: Anna
BARBER: Anna
BARBER: Capt. Oliver
BARBER: Capt. Oliver
BARBER: Emma, Mr &amp; Mrs Capt. Oliver
BARBER: Miss Nellie
B,ARBER: Mr. O.P.
BARBER: Mrs.
BARBER: Mrs.
BARBER: Mrs. John
BARBER: Mrs. John
BARBER: Mrs. O.P., baby
BARBER: Mrs. W. T.

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25 Apr 1886
26 Dec 1885
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31 Jan 1885
12 Jun 1884
19 Jun 1885
19 Sep 1884
27 Jul 1883
31 Oct 1883
30 May 1885
4 Jun 1882
4 Jun 1882
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BARBER: Mrs. W.T., Ollie, John
BARBER: W.T. and babies
BARDELL: Charles F.
BARDELL: Rev. J.c.
BARDELL: Wm. W.
BARDWELL: Mrs.
BARKER: Mrs. E.F., Dr.
BARKER: George, Annie
BARKER: Hon Geo. J.
BARKER: Hon. Geo. J.
BARKER: Mrs. A. and lizzie
BARKER: Mrs. Geo.
BARKER: Mrs. Judge
BARNELL: Mrs.
BARNES
BARNES: Miss Mollie
BARNES: Col. J.L.
BARNES: J.L., Harry, J.B.
BARNES: Jessie
BARNES: Miss Alia M.
BARNES: Miss Jessie
BARNES: Miss Mollie
.BARNES: Mr. A.M.
BARNES: Mr. F. W., Supt. J.L.
BARNES: Mrs. Capt.
BARNES: Mrs. E.F.
BARNETT: Ben
BARNETT: Mr. Ben, Nelson, Max
BARNHART: John

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28 May 1886
2 Sep 1883
1 Sep 1881
18 Jul 1882
6 Sep 1885
27 Jul1886
12 Nov 1885
10 May 1884
15 Feb 1884
12 Nov 1886
15 Nov 1885
4 Sep 1881
13 May 1882
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BARRETT: Chals.
B.II.RRmGER: Prof.
BARTEAUX: Miss Lizzie
BARTEAUX: Miss Minnie
BARTEAUX: Miss Ili1innie
BARTEAUX: MI'. Charles
BARTEAUX: Mrs. A.B., Miss Minnie
BARTEAUX: Mrs. B.S., Miss Minnie
BARTEAUX: Mrs. B.W., ~l1innie
BARTELDES: F.
BARTELDES: Freiderich, Mr. F.W.
BARTELDES: Professor G.W., F.
BARTHOLOW: Mr. E.M.
BARTHOLOW: Mr. John
BARTLETT: F.W.
BARTLETT: Prof.
BARTLETT: Prof. J.E.
BARTMESS: Josie, Benj. F.
BASCUflil: fliliss Ann
BASE: Will
BASKERVILLE: Prof, EJ.
BASKEVILLE: Mr. E.J.
B.II.SSET: Mr. &amp; Mrs. O.A.
BASSETT: Judge a.A., Miss Mae, "Cu,j",
Miss JOSie

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4 Sep 1886
7 Jul1885
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23 Nov 1884
19 Jun 1883
27 Aug 1885
27'Nov 1886
22 Mar 1884
16 Jan 1883
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BASSETT: Mr &amp; Mrs Judge O.A.

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BASllAN: caroline
BATEMAN: Mr. Millard
BATEMAN: Hattie
BATES: Elder
B.II.TES: Mr.
BATES: Mrs.
BATES: Mrs. A.F.
BATES: Rev. B.F.
BATE:S: Rev. B.F.
BATE:S: Rev ..B.F.
BATES: Rev. B.F.
BATHER1ST: Mrs." Mr. Geo.
BATTEMAN: Hon, lB.
BAUER: George
B,II.UGH~I1AN: flilrs. Frank
BAUr-1AN: ~1iss Carrie
BAUr-1AN: Mr. A.
BAUr-1AN: Mr. A-.
BAur&gt;1AN: ~1rs. W,
BAUr&gt;1ANN: Miss Amanda
BAUMANN: Miss tlmanda
B,II.USMtIN: A.
BAUSMAN: Amos, David
BAUSMAN: David, Amos
BAUSMAN: James, George
BAY
BAY: Miss Helen W.
BAY: Miss Ida
BAY: Miss Ida

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8 O:t 1884
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9 May 1884
19 Nov 1886
6 SE!P 1882
i' Nov 1885
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27 Oct 1885
28 May 1886
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�BAY: Miss Ida E.
BAY: Miss Ida E., Miss Helen
BAYLESS: J.F., M.R.
BAYNE: Fannie, Mr. &amp; Mrs. W.G., Nora
BAYNE: Miss Georgie
BEACH: Mrs. Clara F., D.C.
BEAL: Geo.
BEAL: George, William
BEAL: Mr. &amp; Mrs. Thomas
BEAL: Mr. George
BEAL: William, baby boy
BEAM: Geo.
BEAM: Herbert W.
BEAM: Miss A. Fannie
BEAM: Miss Fannie
BEAM: Miss Fanny, Herbert, George
BEAM: Mr.
BEAN: J.H.
BEARD: Miss Lena, l W.
BEARD: Mr. Orange
BEARD: Mrs. AJ.
BEARD: Mrs. lW.
BEARD: Mrs. John
BEASLEY: Thomas
BEASLEY: Thomas
BEAmE: Miss Mary
BEATTY: George
BEATTY: L.V.
BEATTY: L. V., Miss Annie E., Dr.
BEATTY: Mr. Herbert E.

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26 Feb 1886
30 Dec 1881
30 Dec 1881
1 Dec 1883
3 Jan 1885
13 Aug 1886
17 Apr 1884
1 Sep 1883
4 Sep 1883
17 Aug 1883
2 Sep 1883
24 Feb 1884
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BEATTY: Mr. L.V.
BEATTY: Mr. Vaughn, Rev. Dr.
BEATTY: Rev. Dr., Vaughn
BEATTY: W.H.
BEBEE: Mrs.
BECK: Mr. James P.
BECKWITH: Miss Emma
BEDALE: Councilman and baby boy
BEDALE: Mr &amp; Mrs Wm.
BEDALE: Wm.
BEGGS: Mr. W.c., baby girl
BELL: captain
BELL: H.P.S., Peter
BELL: Hattie
BELL: Hattie
BELL: J.H.
BELL: J.H., Lola
BELL: Miss Lola
BELL: Mr &amp; Mrs William Manly
BELL: Mr. G.W., Judge
BELL: Mr. G.W., Judge
BELL: Mr. James
BELL: Mr. P.
BELL: Mrs. J.H.
BELL: Spencer
BELL: Susan
BELLAMY: Charles.
BELLOWS: Edward, Rev. Dr.
BELT: capt. W.N.
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11 Aug 1883
4 Jun 1882
4 Jun 1882
16 Mar 1884
9 Apr 1884
16 May 1885
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BELT: Mrs. H.
BELT: Mrs. H.B., Harry
BENAS: Mr.
BENEDiCT: Herb
BENEDICT: F.M., Miss Julia
BENEDICT: Herb
BENJAMIN: Thomas
BENNm: John
BENNm: Ma~erTom,Guy
BENNm:Mr.
BENNm: Mr. Byron D.
BENNm: Mrs. Flora, Perlee
BENSON: Mr.
BENSON: Mr. Henry
BENSON: Mrs. S.E.
BERGER: Miss Lillie
BERNSTEIN: Miss Annie, Mr. I.
BERRY: Thomas
BETTIS: Mr. George
BETTIS: Mrs. M.E., Charles
BEW: Geo.
BEW: Mr. &amp; Mrs. Gee. H.
BEW: Mrs. Geo. H.
BEYERS: Rev. Dr.
BICKFORD: Maggie
BIDISON: Mrs. V.H.
BI ERER: Lucy May, E.
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BIGELOW: Mr &amp; Mrs C.A.
BIGELOW: Mr. D.F. and wife
BILES: Mrs. L.B.
BIWNGSBY: Rev. L.K.
BINGHAM: Harry and Dan
BIRD: (colored man)
BIRDSEY: Miss Ella, Julius H.
BLACK: Mr &amp; Mrs and G.W.
BLACK: Mr. John
BLACK: W.W.
BLACKENSHIP: Mr. Edgar
BLACKFORD: Mr. W.D.
BLACKINGTON: Miss Emma
BLACKLEDGE: Alf.
BLACKUDGE: Mr. Frank E.
BLACKMAN: C.E.
BLACKMAN: Capt. W.I.R.
BLACKMAN: Charles
BLACKMAN: Grant
BLACKMAN: Jane A., W.I.
BLACKMAR: C.E.
BLACKMAR: Chas. E.
BLACKWELDER: Mr. G.H., Master Paul A.
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BLAYNEY: Mr. W.F., G.M.
BLAYNEY: Rev. H.G.,G,M.
BLAYNEY: W.F., Clem. R., G.M.
BLEVINS: John R.
BLISS: J.B., Miss May
BLISS: Mabel, Mr. &amp; ,Mrs. John
BLISS: Miss Mae
BLISS: Miss Mattie
BLISS: Mr. J.A.
BLISS: Mr. J.A. and wife
BLISS: Mr. John A., new baby
BLISS: Mrs. lA.
BUSS: Mrs. John A.
BLISS: Mrs., John
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BlOCK: Mr. Will 1
BLODGET: Miss Jessie L.
BLODGET: Mr &amp; Mrs c.c.
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BLODGET: Mr. c.c.
BLODGETT: Miss Jessie
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BLOOD: Mrs. C.C.
BLOOD: Mrs. Col. and Ida
BLOOD: Mrs. Col. James
BLOOD: Mrs. Jas.
BLOOD: Mrs. M.A.
BLOOMFIELD: Jacob
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BLUE: John, Charles
BLUNT: Mrs. Henrietta
BLYTHE: J.H, Esq.
BLYT"HE: Mr. lH.
BOAKER: Mr. Hermann
BOLES: Clarence
BOLES: Clarence
BOLES: Clarence
BOLf.5: Mr. lL.
BOLES: Mr. ll..
BOLES: Mrs.
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BONEBRAKE: Miss Eva, Dr. J;H.
BONNER: Mrs. L.A.
BONNEY: Mr. Jas.
BONNEY: Seth, Mrs.,-Daniel
BOOR: Prof.
BOOR: Prof. V.F.
BOOR: Prof. V.F.
BOOTH: Mr. Olando, Mrs.
BORGHOLTAUS: Mrs.
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BORUM: John
BORUM: Misses Eva and Ella
BORUM: Mr. John
BORUM: Mrs. Mary
BOSlWICK: Mr.
BOUGHTON: J.S.
BOUGHTON: Mary
BOUGHTON: Mrs. H.
BOUGHTON: Mrs. J.S.
BOWEN or BOWER or BROWN: Mr. D.E.
BOWEN: Miss Alice
BOWEN: Mr. Edmund S.
BOWEN: Mr. John, Miss Nettie
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BOWERS: Mrs. lW.
BOWERS: William, Nevada
BOWERSOCK: Hon. J.~.
BOWERSOCK: J.~.
BOWERSOCK: 10., Justin
BOWERSOCK: Messrs. Fred H., Jus. D.
BOWERSOCK: Mr.!., Hon. J.D.
BOWES: Charley
BOWES: Charley and parents
BOWES: G.W._
BOWES: George W.
BOWES: Miss Katie
BOWES: Mr. Chas. e.
BOWES: Mr. Geo. W.
BOWES: Mrs. G.W., Miss Fannie
BOWLES: Alex
BOWMAN: Miss Annie
BOWMAN: Dr.
BOWMAN: Miss Carrie
BOWMAN: Mr.
BOWMAN: Mr. Geo. N.
BOWMAN: Susan J.
BOYD: Eddie
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BOYER: John
BOYER: John, Henry
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BOYER: Mr.
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BRADLEY: Mrs. C.
BRADLEY: Rosa
BRADSHAW: Harrison G.
BRADSKY: Mrs. John
BRADY: Miss
BRANSCOM: Hon Chas. H., Mrs.
BRANSCOM: Hon. Chas. H.
BRANSCOMBE: Hon. Chas.
BRASS: William Esq., Sallie .
BRECHLETSBAUER: Misses Josie and Mary
BRECHTELSBAUER: Miss JOSie, Mary
BRECK: Mr. Aaron
BRECKER: Rev. Mr.
BREED: Fred.
BREES: S.N.
BREESE: Sidney A., Dottie
BRENDER: John, Frank
BRENDER: Fred

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BRENTON: James M.
BRETHERTON: Mr. William
BRETHERTON: Mrs.
BREWSTER: Miss
BREWSTER: S.W.
BRIDEWELL: Rev. W.W.
BRIDGE: Ella
BRIDWELL: Father
BRIGAW: Mr. Robert
BRIGGS: Miss Mary
BRIGGS: Mrs and Ada
BRIGHT: Margaret Sophia, John
BRINDLE: James E.
BRISBON: Mr. D.C., Harry
BRISTOL: Miss Mattie
BRISTOL: Mrs., Rev. C.B.
BRITIAN: Mrs. Jane, Peter
BRITTON: George M.
BRITTON: infant of Wm.
BRITTON: Peter
BRITTON: Walter H., father
BROADBERE: George
BROADHEAD: Mrs. Nettie
BROCKEY: Norman
BROCKLESBY: Mr &amp; Mrs
BROCKWAY: grandfather
BROEKS: Paul R.
BROMELSICK: Mrs. W.
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BROOKS: Geo. C.
BROOKS: infant of James
BROOKS: Jere, P.R.
BROOKS: Mary Boughton
BROOKS: Miss Fannie
BROOKS: Mr &amp; Mrs A.G., Mrs. Eveline,
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BROOKS: Mr &amp; Mrs Paul R.
BROOKS: Mr. Paul R.
BROOKS: Mrs. Albert G.
BROOKS: Mrs. Paul R.
BROOKS: Mrs. Paul R.
BROOKS: Mrs. Paul R.
BROOKS: Mrs. Paul R.
BROOKS: Paul R.
BROWN: Annie, Jennie
BROWN: Aunt Pollie
BROWN: Charlie, Miss Sarah
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BROWN: G.W., M.e.
BROWN: Ira
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BROWN: Miss Mary E.
BROWN: Miss Mattie
BROWN: Miss Mille
BROWN: Miss Sallie
BROWN: 'Miss Sarah A.
BROWN: Mr &amp; Mrs S.A., Ed Esq.
BROWN: Mr.
BROWN: Mr.
BROWN: Mr. &amp; Mrs. Edwin, S.A.
BROWN: Mr. (of Kansas City)
BROWN: Mr. Charles O.
BROWN: Mr. E
BROWN: Mr. Eiward
BROWN: Mr. Elwin
BROWN: Mr. J.W.
BROWN: Mr. John A.
BROWN: Mrs.
BROWN: Mrs.
BROWN: Mrs. EA., Miss Eva
BROWN: Mrs. Edwin
BROWN: Mrs. Emma
BROWN: Mrs. Ira
BROWN: Mrs. John
BROWN: Mrs. Lizzie E
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BROWNELL: Mrs. lB.
BROWNELL: Mrs. Prof. W.B.
BROWNELL: Prof. W.B.
BROWNELL: Prof. W.B.
BROWNELL: Prof. W.B.
BROWNER: Mr. Frank
BRUCE: Chas.
BRUCE: Dora
BRUCE: Miss Addie and Charles
BRUCE: Miss Lilly
BRUCE: Mr. Charles, R.H;, Ed
BRUCE: Robt. M.
BRUEGEN: John
BRUMWELL: Mr &amp; Mrs Alfred, baby boy
BRUNE: Geo., baby boy
BRUNE: George E.
BRUNE: Mr. S.E, Mary, Mr &amp; Mrs George
BRUNK: Miss Ann Elizabeth
BRUNSON: Mr.
BRUNZE: Rev. H.
BRYANT: Geo. C.
BRYANT: Chas. H.
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BUCK: Mrs. Mary

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BUCKINGHAM: Mrs. H.
BUCKMINSTER: Rose, James, Rachel
BUCKNER: Mr. Robert l, Mr. W.W~
BUDD: Mr. Presley W.
BUDD: Mrs. P. W.
BUECKNER: Alice C.
BULLEN: Miss Hattie M.
BULLENE: Bonnie, Herbert
BULLENE: Fred., Herbert
BULLENE: Gertie
BULLENE: Gertrude, Mr. L., Lathrop,
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BULLENE: Kate
BULLENE: L.
BULLENE: L. and Col. T.B.
BULLENE: Master Fred, Herbert, and L.
BULLENE: Mr &amp; Mrs L.
BULLENE: Mr &amp; Mrs L.
BULLENE: Mr &amp; Mrs W.L.
BULLENE: Mr. &amp; Mrs. L.
BULLENE: Mr. &amp; Mrs. L.
BULLENE: Mr. L.
BULLENE: Mr. L. and Herbert
BULLENE: Mr. Lathrop, William L.
BULLENE: Mr. T.B.

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BULLENE: Mrs. T.B.
BULLENE: Mrs. T. B.
BULLENE: Susie
BULl£NE: Susie, Mr &amp; Mrs L.
BULLENE: T.B., L.
BULLENE: T.B., Mr. L.
BULLENE: Will
BULUNGTON: Mr. R.M.
BULUNGTON: Mrs. Adie
BULUNGTON: Robert
BULUNGTON: Robert M.
BULLOCK: Maggie
BULLOCK: Mr.
BULLOCK: Mr.
BUNTON: Mrs.
BURCHARD: Miss Orie, Newt.
BURCHARD: Mrs. George F.
BURGESS: Mr. IN.
BURKE: Martin
BURKE: Miss Margaret
BURKS: Miss Anna N.
BURUNGAME: S.W.
BURNm: H.C.
BURNm: Mr. Edward F.
BURNS: Miss Low
BURNS: Miss Zora
BURNSIDE: Mrs. Lettie
BURNTON: Miss Ella
BURNTON: Mr.

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BURR: Mr. A.W.
BURR: Mr. RJ.
BURR: 5., W.N.
BURROUGHS: Oscar
BURSE: Lucy
BURTON: Mrs.
BUSCH: Mr. Wm. 1
BUSCH: Wm.
BUSSELL: Mr. Ben
BUTLER: Elmer E.
BUTLER: Frank
BUTLER: Mr. Clarkson, Miss Dysart, Oliver
BUTLER: William
BUTLER: William, Oliver
BUTTERFIELD: Mrs. Harriet M.
BUTTRICK: Charles, lD.
BUTTS: Mr. H.D.
BUTTS: Mrs. Emma
BUnS: Mrs. W.C., Mrs. H.B.
BYERS: Mr. Will
BYERS: Mrs. Flora
BYERS: Rev. W.H.
BYINGTON: Bert
CABLE: Mrs. DR.
CADY: Mr. George and baby girl
CALDWELL: Miss Uzzie
CALDWELL: Miss Elizabeth v.
CALDWELL: Miss Uzzie
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CAMERON: Geo.
CAMPBELL: Mrs. Agnes
CAMPBELL: Charles W.
CAMPBELL: E.G.
CAMPBELL: Ed. M., Will
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CAMPBELL: Mrs.
CAMPBELL: Mrs. Wm.
CAMPBELL: Mrs., Miss e.B.
CAMPBELL: Rev. Samuel N., W.M.
CAMPBELL: Thomas
CAMPBELL: William C.
CAMPBELL: Wm.
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CANFIELD: Mrs. James M.
CANFIELD: Rev. Dr., Prof. lH.
CANFIELD: Rev. E.H., Prof.
CANIFF: F.e.
CANNON: Mr. Newton
CAREY: Miss Mattie E.
CAREY: Mr &amp; Mrs, baby girl
CAREY: T.e.
CARMEAN: e.K., Miss Annie
CARMEAN: Miss Fannie, Sheriff
CARMEAN: Miss Fanny
CARMEAN: Mr. e.K.
CARMEAN: Mr. e.K., Mrs. S.H., Miss Anna
CARMEAN: Mr. S.H., mother, sister
CARMEAN: Mrs. Elvin Heizer
CARMEAN: S.H. Esq.
CARMEAN: Sheriff
CARMEAN: Sheriff, Miss Fanny
CARMEAN: Sheriff, mother
CARMEAN: Sheriff, mother
CARMEAN: Sheriff28 a
CARMEAN: Syrena
CARMEN: John
CARMICHAEL
CARMON: Mrs. MJ.
CARPENTER: C.A.
CARPENTER: Harry N.
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CARRUTH: Ed.
CARRUTH: Mr. A.G.
CARRUTH: Mrs. Arthur
CARRUTH: Mrs. lA.
CARRUTH: Prof.
CARRUTH: Prof. W.H.
CARRUTH: Professor W.H., Mrs.
CARSON: John
CARSON: Mary E., C.c.
CARSON: Mr. c.c.
CARSON: Mr. c.c.
CARSON: Mr. c.c.
CARSON: Mr. John
CARSON: Mrs. Judge
CARTER: C.K.
CARTER: Fred
CARTER: Mr. Lewis E.
CARTER~ Mr. W.H.
CARTER: Mrs.
CARTER: Mrs.
CARTER: William E.
CARTWRIGHT: Geo.
CARY: Mr. W.E.
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CASH: Dr. Theodore
CASMIRE: B.A.
CASMIRE: Mrs.
CASTlE: G.W.
CASTlE: Willie, Laura, D.E.
CATHERMAN: lC.
CATLIN: T.M.
CAVANAUGH: Ed
CAVANESS: Mary Williams
CAVANESS: Mr. F.P., Mr. U.c.
CAVANESS: Mrs.
CHADWICK: J.c., Chas.
CHADWICK: Judge Charles
CHADWICK: Judge, J.B.
CHADWICK: Mr. Charles
CHALFANT: 10., W.L., Jr.
CHALFANT: Mrs. M.E., W.F.
CHALFANT: W.F.
CHALFANT: W.F. Jr.
CHAMBERLAIN: Jos., son
CHAMNESS: Mr. Oscar L.
CHAMPMAN: Mr &amp; Mrs
CHANCE: Mrs. Kate
CHANISS: Walt., Arthur
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CHAPMAN: Elsie M., Thos. I., Harriet S.
CHAPMAN: Francis Bell, Milton, Douglas
CHAPMAN: J. B.
CHAPMAN: Mollie B., W.E.
CHAPMAN: Mr &amp; Mrs E.
CHAPMAN: Mr.
CHAPMAN: Mr.
CHAPMAN: Mr. Edward
CHAPMAN: Mr. J.B.
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CHAPMAN: Mr. S.M.
CHAPMAN: Mrs. Mary, Samuel M.
CHAPMAN: Samuel Madison
CHARLES: Mr. James
CHARLETON: Mr &amp; Mrs John
CHARLSON: Harry
CHARLSON: Miss Uda, Mr. John
CHARLTON: Miss Pet
CHARLTON: Mr. &amp; Mrs. Will
CHARLTON: Mr. John
CHARLTON: Frank E.
CHARLTON: Harry, John
CHARLTON: infant of Harry and May
CHARLTON: Joseph, Joseph Sr., John
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CHARLTON: Mr. Harry (Henry), John
CHARLTON: Mr. Harry c.
CHARLTON: Mrs. Ed., baby boy
'CHARLTON: Mrs. John
CHARLTON: Mrs. Will
CHARLTON: Will
CHASE: A'w.
CHASE: Elmer and. George
CHASE: Miss Lena
CHASE: Miss Lena M., Mrs. S.L.
CHASE: Robert E.
CHEENEY: Frank
CHERRY: A.L.
CHERRY: James P.
CHERRY: Miss Cora M.
CHESTER: Mr. Edwin, Mr. J.K.
CHRISTIAN: Judge James
CHURCHILL: Lena Blanch, SJ.
CHURCHILL: Mr. IF.
·CHURCHILL: Mr. SJ.
CHURCHILL: Mr. S.J., S.S.
CHURCHILL: Mrs. SJ.
CHURCHILL: Mrs. SJ.
CHURCHILL: Mrs. SJ.
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CLARDY: Judge, daughter
CLARK: H.F., O.P.
CLARK: Fred L.
CLARK: George, Han. Sidney
CLARK: H.F., A.P.
CLARK: Lucy Patterson
CLARK: Mable
CLARK: Miss E. Joe
CLARK: Miss H.E., T.e.
CLARK: Miss Jessie, F.e.
CLARK: Mr. Adam
CLARK: Mr. F.e.
CLARK: Mr. F.e.
CLARK: Mr. Frank e.
CLARK: Mr. Joseph E., Mr. Frank e.
CLARK: Mr. R.R., baby daughter
CLARK: Mr. Robert
CLARK: Mrs.
CLARK: Mrs. Addie, Edith
CLARK: Mrs. e.B.
CLARK: Mrs. R.R.
CLARK: Prof. F.H.
CLARK: Sidney Jr.
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CLARKE: Miss Aggie, Han. H.S.
CLARKE: Miss Agnes &amp; ex-Sheriff
CLARKE: Miss Agnes, H.S.
CLARKE: Miss Agnes, Sheriff
CLARKE: Mr. Adam
CLARKE: Mr. Adam
CLARKE: Mr. F.H.
CLARKE: Mr. George, Han. Sydney
CLARKE: Mr. H.S., Fred
CLARKE: Mr. H.S., Miss Agnes
CLARKE: Mrs. C.B.
CLARKE: Mrs. H.S.
CLARKE: Mrs. H.S.
CLARKE: Mrs. Lucy
CLARKE: Mrs. Sidney
CLARKE: Mrs. Sidney
CLARKE: Mrs. Sidney
CLARKE: Mrs. Sidney, girl baby
CLARKE: Samuel
CLARKE: Sidney jr.
CLAXTON: Miss Kate
CLAY: Mr. Geo. M.
CLAYPOOL: Mrs.
CLAYTON: Miss, Dr,
CLELLAND: Mr. William M.
CLENDENING: Edwin M.
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CLIPSE: Martin?
CLOCK: Rev. J.W.
CLOCK: Rev. J.W.
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CLOON: Miss Delight
CLOPP: Mrs. Mary Ellen
CLOUGH: Miss Mary L.
CLOUSER: Louise B.
CLUGSTON: Mr. Jessie
COBB: Mrs. W.P.
COBURN: Mr. H.H.
COBURN: Mr. James
COCHRAN: Aunt
COCHRANE: Mr &amp; Mrs lS.
COCHRANE: Mrs. A., Barbara
COCHRANE: Mrs. A., Miss Barbara
COCKERELL: Morgan, brother
COCKINS: Miss carlie
COCKINS: Mrs. W.W. and Charlie
COCKINS: Rev. 1M.
COCKINS: Rev. IN., wife, Mr. W.W.
COCKINS: W.W.
COCKINS: W.W.
COCKINS: W.W., Miss Daisy
COCKLIN: D.M.
COCKLIN: David M.
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COFFIN: Dr.
COFFIN: Dr. Samual
COFFIN: Miss Amanda, Hal.
COFFIN: Miss Mary
COFFIN: Mrs.
COFFIN: Mrs. H.N.
COFFIN: S.D.
COFFIN: Walter E.
COGSHALL: O.W.
COHN: Jesse
COHN: Miss Sarah
COLBORN: Curt
COLBORNE: Mrs. B.B.
COLBOURT: Miss Vina
COLBURN: Mary
COLBURN: Mr &amp; Mrs A.
COLE: Charley
COLE: E.A.
COLE: Mary
COLE: Miss America
COLE: Miss carrie
COLE: Miss carrie, Miss Nellie
COLE: Mr.
COL:E: Mr. Chas.
COLE: Mr. Harry W.
COLE: Mrs. Harry
COLE: T.C.
COLE: Wilson, Mrs. Sara
COLEMAN: Charlie, E.A.

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COLEMAN: Miss
COLEMAN: Mr. Willis A, E.A
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COLLAMORE: Mr. Hamlet, Hon. Geo. W.
COLLIER: Frances
COLLIER: Mr. 1
COLLIER: Mrs. Hannah, Miss Alice A
COLLIER: Ruth
COLLINS: Miss Lottie
COLLINS: Misses Lettie and Minnie
COLLINS: Mr &amp; Mrs e.S.
COLLINS: Mrs.
COLLINS: Mrs.
COLLINS: Mrs.
COLLINS: Mrs.
COLLINS: Mrs.
COLLINS: Mrs.
COLLINS: TJ.
COLLYER: Charley
COLMAN: E.A
COLTON: AH.
COLTON: M. Lizzie
COLTON: Mr. A.H.
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CONE: Miss Nellie, A.W.
CONE: Mr &amp; Mrs H.A.
CONE: Mr. H.A.
CONE: Mr. Spencer
CONE: Mrs. H.A.
CONE: Mrs. H.A.
CONE: Mrs. H.A.
CONE: Mrs. H.A.
CONE: Mrs. H.A.
CONE: Nellie
CONGER: Cynthia Pierson
CONGER: Mrs. Cynthia?
CONKLING: Mr. M.W., Roscoe
CONLEY: Mrs.
CONLIN: William, John
CONNELL: Miss Hattie
CONNER: AI.
CONNOR: AP.
CONNOR: Ethel, Mr. E.e.
CONNOR: le.
CONNOR: Jim
CONNOR: Miss Rachel
CONNOR: Mr. A.P.
CONNOR: Mr. J.e.
CONNOR: Mr. James e.
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CONSTANT: Charles

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CONSTANT: W.R.
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CONWAY: Miss Nellie
CONWAY: Mr. Peter
COOK: Annie
COOK: lD.S.
COOK: Josephine, Wesley
COOK: Miss Ida M.
COOK: Mr &amp; Mrs F.E.
COOK: Mr &amp; Mrs J.D.S.
COOK: Mr. Frank E.
COOK: Mrs.
COOK: Mrs. lD.L., Miss Josie
COOK: Susan M.
COOK: Wesley
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COOKE: Misses Josie and Hattie
COOKE: Mr. F.E.
COOKE: Mr. N.E., Mr. C.W.
COOKE: Mrs.
COOKER: Mrs.
COOKS: Ida M.
COOLEY: W.H.
COOPER: W.L., little girl
COOPER: AA
COOPER: Alva C.
COOPER: Mr. A.A.
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COOPER: Mrs. A.A.
COOPER: Mrs. Ella?
COOPER: Prof. l W.
COOPER: W.L.
COOPER: W.L., girl baby
COOPER: Wilson Leland
COPY: Mr., wife
CORBIN: Mr &amp; Mrs Joe N.
CORDLEY: Dr.
CORDLEY: Mrs. Ann, Dr.
CORDLEY: Mrs. Annie
CORDLEY: Mrs. Dr.
CORE: John
COREL: Miss Ella
COREL: Miss Ollie
COREY: Thomas
CORIUS: Father
CORLE: Miss Ollie
CORLE: Orlie
CORMACK: Mr. WA
CORNFORTH: Arthur
CORNFORTH: Mrs.
CORNFORTH: Mrs. Arthur
CORNFORTH: Mrs. Fannie
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CORY: S.W.
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COSLEY: G.w., Frank
COSLEY: G.W., Frank, Tom, Kate, Emma,
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COSLEY: Miss Lillie, Frank D.
COSLEY: Mr &amp;. Mrs G.W.
COSLEY: Mr. Frank &amp; wife
COSLEY: Mrs. G.W.
COSLEY: Mrs. G.W.
COSLEY: T.B.
COSLEY: Webster, F.D.
COSLEY: Webster, Frank
COTT: Miss Nie?
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COULTER: Mrs. E.E.W.
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COULTER: Mrs. E. W.
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COX: Emma, Chas.
COX: AbsiliitW.
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COX: Mr. Charley, Miss Kate
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COX: Mrs.
CRACKLIN: Mrs.
CRAIG: Mr. Corydon F.
CRAIN: Mrs. Dr.
CRAKLIN: Mrs. Emily D., Captain
CRAMER: Charles H., George, Geo. H.
CRAMER: Fred.
CRAMER: George
CRAMER: George H.
CRAMER: Miss Ida
CRAMER: Mr. William
CRAMER: Saxe
CRANDALL: Ellsworth G.
CRANDALL: Elsworth
CRANDALL: Mr &amp;. Mrs LeRoy
CRANDALL: Mr. leRoy, Louis K., H.D.,
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CRAWFORD: Charles F.
CRAWFORD: lE.
CRAWFORD: Jas.
CRAWFORD: Miss Georgia
CRAWFORD: Miss Mary
CREDIT: Miss Emma, Captain N.C.
CREEDS: Miss Betta
CREW: Georgie, Mr. lS.
CREW: J.S.
CREW: ]'S., Louise
CREW: Mr. J.S?
CREW: Mrs., Mr.
CRIPE: John S.
CRISS: A.F.
CROCKER: Miss Annie
CROCKER: Miss Annie, E.F.
CROCKER: Mr &amp; Mrs George A., Mr. E.F.
CROCKER: Mr. E.F.
CROCKER: Mrs.
CROCKER: mrs. Geo.H., E.F.
CROLL: Mr. Henry C.
CRONKHITE: Morgan
CRONKHITE: Myrtle c., Morgan, Phebe
CROSBY: Rev. W.B
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CROUSE: W.H.
CROWDER: Florence E., Capt.
CROWE: Mr. T.K., Mr. EJ.
CROWELL: Emma Fornham
CROWELL: Maj., Frank
CROWELL: Mrs. Emma?
CRUM: Mr. A.O.
CRUM: Mr. W., Sherman
CRUM: Mr., new baby
CRUM: Mrs.
CRUMPTON: Mr., mother
CRUTCHFIELD: Mr &amp; Mrs Wm.
CRUZAN: Mrs. Ella
CULBERSON: Mrs. W.M.
CULBERTSON: Mr. Keith, Mr. Wm.
CULBERTSON: Mr. W.M.
CULBERTSON: Mrs.
CULBERTSON: Mrs. AX, rv1rs. W.M.
CULBERTSON: Mrs. L.B., W.M.
CULBERTSON: Mrs. W.M.
CULBERTSON: Mrs. W.M.
CULVER: Miss Carrie
CUMMINGS: Jim
CUMMINGS: Mr. H,J.
CUMMINGS: Mrs. W,J.
CUNNINGHAM: Dick and baby girl
CUNNINGHAM: Father
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CUNNINGHAM: Mrs. RW., Dick
CUNNINGHOM: Mrs. RW.
CUNNINGTON: Mary Ann, John R.
CURDY: AI
CURRAN: Mr, Clarence
CURRY: James B., J.
CURTIS: Mr. Frank
CURTIS: Mr. Wm. H.
CURTIS: Nellie
CUTLER: Bert, Caleb, H.A.
CUTLER: Capt. Abram
CUTLER: caroline Dunn, Capt. Abram
CUTLER: Lottie
CUTLER: Mrs. Capt. Abram
DA LEE: Mrs. A.G.
DA LEE: Mrs. M.A.
DAHM: Miss E.C.
DAILEY: Mrs. P.A., W.W.
DAILEY: Mrs. W,W.
DALE: child of A.W.
DALEE: Mrs.
DaLEE?: Elmer Willis
DALEY: Miss Sidney, John
DALLY?: Mr. W.W.
DALLY?: Mrs, P,A.
DALSTROM: Miss Emma
DALTON: Mr. &amp; Mrs. Samuel
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DARGEN: Miss Ellen
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DARLING: Mr. O.
DARLINGTON: Edward B.
DARLINGTON: Mrs. Hannah
DART: Mr &amp; Mrs c.c.
DART: Mr. c.c.
DAUBERMAN: family
DAVENPORT: Ida Lee
DAVIDSON: Eddie, John R
DAVIS: Anna
DAVIS: Capt. C.A.
DAVIS:. Chas, E., Ralph
DAVIS: Chas. M.
DAVIS: Dr.
DAVIS: Dr.
DAVIS: Evan
DAVIS: Franklin, Leander
DAVIS: Harry
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DAVIS: James W.
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DAVIS: Miss Mary, Miss S.E.
DAVIS: Miss Mattie, Mr &amp; Mrs Franklin
DAVIS: Miss Sadie
DAVIS: Miss Winnie, Jefferson
DAVIS: Mr. eM.
DAVIS: Mr. Charles M.
DAVIS: Mr. Chas. H.
DAVIS: Mr. Chas. M.
DAVIS: Mr. F.A., Mr. eM., Mr. Ralph
DAVIS: Mr. Frank
DAVIS: Mr. J.N.
DAVIS: Mr. L.L.
DAVIS: Mr. Ralph, Chas. M.
DAVIS: Mr. W.W.
DAVIS: Mrs. F.A. and son
DAVIS: Mrs. H.T.
DAVIS: Mrs. J.B.
DAVIS: Mrs. J.5., J.N.
DAVIS: Mrs. J.W., Mr.
DAVIS: Mrs. lydia
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DAVIS: Mrs. Mary A.
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DEAN: John Marshall
DEAN: Lillie, Ollie, May, Charlie
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DEAN: Mr. James
DEAN: Mrs.
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DEERING: Miss Mary Ann
DEERING: Mrs. Dr. D.Y., Mrs. D.Y.K.
DeFOY: Herman
DEICHMAN: Mr. F.
DEICHMANN: Councilman
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DEICHMANN: Miss May
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DELAHAY: Mr. R.H.
DELENBECK: Aaron
DeLONG: Miss
DeLONG: Mrs. Judge, Florence
DeLONG: Oscar
DeLONG: Oscar
DeLONG: Oscar A.
DEMING: Mr. Byrom H., Mr. N.P.
DEMING: Mr. Byron, wife
DEMING: Mr. Geo.
DEMING: Mr. N.P. (56th birthday)
DEMPSfER: Mr. James
DENNING: Clem
DENNIS: Miss Ollie
DENNIS: Vida
DENTON: "Aunt Esther", "Aunt Millie"
DENTON: Professor William
DESQUE: Henry
DESSAR: Mr. D.
DETER: Mrs. V.B.
DEVEIE: L.
DEVERAUX: Mr. E.e.
DEVEREAUX: e.E.
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DEVEREUX: Mrs. S.E.
DEVEREUX: Mrs. Susan
DEVEREUX: Mrs. Susie
DEVEREUX: Susie Bullene
DEVINE: Frank, Michael
DEVUN: child of Morris
DEW: Mr. Edwin
DEWEY: Wm. e.
DeWOLF: Mrs. Wm. M.
DIBERT: Frank
DICK: Mr. T.e.
DICKER: Mr. E.B., AJ.
DICKER: Mr. E.B., baby girl
DICKINSON: A.H.
DICKINSON: Hon. M.W.
DICKINSON: Hon. W.W.
DICKINSON: Miss Carrie
DICKINSON: Miss Emma T.
DICKSON: Mr. H.M.
DIGGS: Mrs. B.F.
DIGGS: A.L.
DIGGS: AI
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DIGGS: Allie
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DILLON: boy of Mr. P.
DILLON: Luona
DILLON: P.H.
DIMERY: Mr. W.H., Grover Cleveland
DIMMERY: Miss Belle
DINSMOOR: Kate, Frank
DINSMORE: Mrs. John
DINSMORE: Mrs. William, Mrs. Robert
DINSMORE: Paul, Frank
DISBROW: Edinezar, Berthia H.
DISDROM: Uncle Bedford
DIVELBISS: Miss Alice R.
DIX: Ed;
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DIXON: Cornelius
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DODGE: Mrs. Merca
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DOLAN: John
DOLBEE: Miss, Mr. P.A.
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DOLBEE: Mr. P.A.
DOLBEE: Mrs. Elizabeth, P.A.
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DONAHUE: Jack
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DORRANCE: O.H.
DORSEY: Stephen W.
DOUGHTERY: Mr. Austin
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DOWNS: fvlrs. Cora r~.
DOWNS: Mrs. Cora M., A.D.
DOYEL: Mr. John
DRAIN: Miss Isadora
DRAKE: Mr. Martin
DRAKE: Stewart
DRAPER: ~1r. William
DRAPER: ~1rs. Wm. and daughter
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DUERSON: Annie L.
DUERSON: Miss Annie L..
DUGGER: "AI"
DuMARS: Mr.).L.
DUMMER: Mrs. Joanna
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DUNCAN: c.s.
DUNCAN: John O.
DUNCAN: rJliss Lucetta
DUNCAN: rJlr. George
DUNCAN: rJlrs . C.S.
DUNCAN: Mrs . John, Mrs. c.s.
DUNCAN: rJlrs . Mary S.
DUNCAN: Sybil A.
DUNCAN: W.H.
DUNCAN: Wesley H.
DUNLAP: ""iss Lulu
DUNLAP: ""isses Lou and Fannie
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DUNN: Mrs. James A.
DUNN: Mrs. Lucretia Palmer
DUNN: Mrs. Lucretia Palmer
DUNN: Rev. lK.
DUNN: Rev. lK., Mrs. Lucretia Palmer
DUNSMIRE: Mr &amp;. Mrs
DURLAND: Dr. IN.
DURLAND: Mr. IN.
DURLAND: Mrs. IN.
DURLAND: Mrs., Mr. IN.
DURLING: Mr.
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DUTTON: M.R.
DUTTON: Mr. M.H.
DUTTON: Mrs. AT.
DYCHE: Prof and baby boy
DYE: Mr. C.R.C.
DYER: Jim, Math
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EASTERLY: Chas F.
EATON: Colonel Isaac
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EAVES: Miss Mary
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ECCLESTON: Miss Nettie
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ECKE: Mr &amp;. Mrs FJ., George, Julius,
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EDGAR: Lucien, Geo. B.
EDGAR: Mr. R.A
EDGERTON: Dr. Mark
EDGERTON: Mark
EDGERTON: Mr. C.H., Miss Mary, Mr. D.M.
EDGERTON: Mr. Rollin C.
EDGERTON: Mrs. Dr.
EDGESTON: R.C., Mrs.
EDGET: Mrs. O.B.
EDMONDS: Arthur
EDMONDS: H.S.
EDMONDSTON: Miss Effie
EDWARDS: Louis
EDWARDS: Miss carline, C.l.
EDWARDS: Mr &amp; Mrs c.l.
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EGGAR1T: Mr. &amp; Mrs. &amp; Fred &amp; Charlie
EGGERT: Mrs. Henry
EHRMAN: Mrs. lH.
EHRNMAN: Mrs. J.H., Mr.
EIDEMILLER: Mr. A.G.
EIDEMILLER: Miss Mary
EIDEMILlER: Miss Nellie E., Georgie
EIDEMILLER:Mr.
EIDEMILLER: Mr. A.G.
EIDEMILLER: Mr. A.G.
EISEN MAYER: Miss Anna
ELDER: ex-Lieut. Gov
ELDRIDGE: Col. S.W.
ELDRIDGE: Ed. C.
ELDRIDGE: Emma
ELDRIDGE: Eva
ELDRIDGE: Eva
ELDRIDGE: Jessie, Josie P.
ELDRIDGE: Jimmy
ELDRIDGE: John, Bell
ELDRIDGE: Miss Hattie
ELDRIDGE: Miss Hattie
ELDRIDGE: Misses Della and Vic
ELDRIDGE: Mr.
ELDRIDGE: Mr. Edwin
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ELDRIDGE: Mrs. T.B.
ELDRIDGE: Mrs. T.B.
ELEM: Elisha
ELGIN: Laura
ELIAS: Miss Junia, Julias
ELIAS: Mrs. Isabel C., Mr. Gideon
ELLIOT: Hattie Anderson
ELLI01T: Mrs.
ELLIOTT: Mrs.
ELLIS: A.
ELLIS: Emma
ELLIS: Hon. A.
ELLIS: Rev. F.M.
ELLIS: Sunday Officer·
ELLISON: Rev. C.
ELLSTON: Mr. John
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EMERY: Judge J.S., Agnes
EMIC: Miss
EMMm: Miss Eliza'M.
EMMm: Mr. John and family
EMORY: Mr. Charles
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ENOCHS: Miss Maggie A.
ENOS?: Nellie
ENRIGHT: Mr.
ENSIGN: Mr. H.C.
ERB: A.l.
ERB: Jacob
ERB: Miss Mattie
ERB: Miss Mattie
ERB: Miss Mattie, Mr. Newman, Mrs. A.l.
ERB: Mr. Louis
ERB: Mr. Neuman
ERB: Mrs. A.l.
ERB?: Jac. Esq., Miss Mattie
ERICKSON: Julius
ERRISMAN: Mrs.
ERSKINE: E.E., Stuart
ESTERLY: Calvin, Dr.
ESTERLY: Dr.
ESTERLY: Dr. C.E.
ESTERLY: Dr. c.E.
ESTERLY: Dr. C.E.
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EVANS: Mrs. IN.
EVANS: Mrs. James M.
EVANS: Mrs. James M.
EWING: Leonard C.
EWING: Mr. &amp; Mrs. J.M., Leonard C.
EWING: Mrs. T.B., baby son, mother
EWING: James M.
EWING: Miss Clara
EWING: Mrs. T.B.
EWING: Mrs. Theodore:
EWING: Mrs. Theodore:
EWING: Theo
EXLINE: Frank
EXLINE: Frank
EXLINE: Frank
FAAS: G.A.
FAAS: Otto
FAAS: Zafrier
FAGER: Mrs.
FAIRFIELD: E.B.
FAIRFIELD: E.B.
FAIRFIELD: Ed.
FAIRFIELD: Mr. Ed
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FALLEY: George
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FARlS: Mr. Chas. W., family
FARLEY: Frank
FARLEY: Mrs. Dr.
FARNHAM: Miss Elvica J.
FARNHAM: Miss Evira A. and Mr. A.A.
FARNHAM: Prof. A.c.
FARNSWORTH: Frankie Miller
FARNSWORTH: Mr. c.P.
FARRELL: frank
FARRIS: Mr. Chas.
FAUSTER: W.F.T.
FAWCm: Miss Debbie
FAXON: James
FAXON: Geo. T., Estella
FAXON: George T.
FAXON: Miss Susie, Mr. Asaph A., Frank,
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FAXON: Mrs. Kate D.
FAXON: Mrs. Kate, Frank A.
FEARL: Chas. E., father
FEE: Howard
FEE: Mr. Howard
FELLOWS: Miss Clara, Miss Hattie
FELTS: Miss
FENNIMORE: Benj.
FERGUSON: Mrs. J.D.
FERRELL: Miss, Rev. Thomas
FERRlL: Rev. E.A.

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FERRIL: Rev. T.J.
FERTIG: Prof.
FETHEROLF: Jennie M.
FETHEROLF: Mr &amp; Mrs
FETrY: Miss catherine
FIEGENBAUM: Mr. Henry
FIELD: F.T., Mrs.
FIELD: Franke.
FIELD: J.D.
FIELD: Miss A. Louise
FIELD: Mr. S.T.
FIELD: Mr. S.Trumbull, Mrs. Lucy
FIELD: Mrs. S.T.
FIELD: Mrs. S.T.
FIELD: Mrs. S. T.
FIELD: Mrs., Mr. S.T.
FIELD: S. Trumbull
FIELD: Thos.
FIELDS: Mr. S.T.
FIGGINS: JJ.H., daughter
FILLMORE: Miss Clara
FINCH: Mrs. Anna
FINCHER: Wm.
FINCHER: J.D.
FINCHER: Miss Flora
FINCHER: Mrs. J.D.
FINDLAY: Miss carrie
FINDLAY: Miss Clara
FINKE (FLUKE?)

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FINNEY: Dr. Frank
FINNEY: Dr. Frank
FINNEY: Dr. Frank
FINNEY: Dr. Frank, T.M.
FINNEY: Etta
FINNEY: F.M., Mrs. Ed.
FINNEY: Frank
FINNEY: Frank, Mr. Sam
FINNEY: Miss Etta
FINNEY: Mr &amp; Mrs Frank
FINNEY: Mr &amp; Mrs Frank
FINNEY: Mr. Frank
FINNEY: Mrs.
FINNEY: Mrs. Ed.
FINNEY: Mrs. Ed. and son
FINNEY: Mrs. Frank
FINNEY: TJ., Dr. Frank
FINNEY: T.M., Dr.
FISCHER: Miss Ella H., Otto A., M.e.
FISCHER: Mr. Julius
FISH: Mr. Thaddeus
FISHBACK: infant child of John
FISHER: Harry
FISHER: Miss carrie
FISHER: Miss Julia
FISHER: Mr. Franklin F.
FISHER: Mr. John
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FITZGERALD: "Juda"
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FLEMING: Sarah
FLEMING: Sarah
FLETCHER: Miss
FLETCHER: Mr. Clarence J.
FLETCHER: Mrs. Ida
FLETCHER: Mrs. Sarah
FLETCHER: Robert, Thomas P., John
FLINN: Mr. Gales
FLINTOM: Miss Gustie, Albert
FLINTOM: Mr. N.L., WJ.
FLO_ER: Mr. John
FLORA: John &amp; wife
FLORA: Preson
FLORER: John N.
FLUKE ["FUKE"): Mr &amp; Mrs W.W.
FLUKE: Mr. &amp; Mrs. W.W.
FLUKE: Bob, Mrs.
FLUKE: Fannie
FLUKE: Miss Fannie
FLUKE: Mr &amp; Mrs W.W.
FLUKE:_Mr. &amp; Mrs. W;W.
FLUKE: Mr. Ed.
FLUKE: Mr. Newton
FLUKE: Mr. W.W., mother
FLUKE: Mr. W.W., Robert

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FLUKE: Mrs. W.F.
FLUKE: Mrs. W.W.
FLUKE: Mrs. W.W.
FLUKE: Mrs. W.W.
FLUKE: Mrs. W.W., Fanny P.
FLUKE: Mrs., Mr. W.W., Mr. Ed.
FLUKE: Newt., baby girl
FLUKE: Newton J., Ed B.
FLUKE: W.W.
FLUKE: W.W.
FLUKE: W.W., Bob
FLUKE? (FINKE?)
FLYNN: Miss Sarah
FOGLE: Miss Ella
FOLEY: John F., brother
FOLEY: John J., Pete
FOLEY: Mr. John 1, P.T.
FOLEY: Mr. P.T. and father
FOLEY: P.T. and father
FOOTE: A.H.
FOOTE: Dr., Judge
FOOTE: Garfield
FOOTE: Judge
FOOTE: Judge
FOOTE: Judge
FOOTE: Judge
FOOTE: Judge
FOOTE: Judge A.H.
FOOTE: Judge, mother

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FOOTE: Marvin Garfield, Judge
FOOTE: mother of Judge
FOOTE: Mrs. Judge
FOOTE: Mrs. Judge
FOOTE: Mrs. Judge
FOOTE: Mrs. Judge
FOOTE: Mrs. Judge
FOOTE: Russell N., Rear Admiral, Senator,
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FORD: wife of Harry
FORD: Mrs. T.O.
FORNHAM: Emma
FORNHAM: Emma
FORSYTHE: Miss Zaider
FORTIN: Nelson Louis, Esq.
FOSTER: Mrs. S.H.
FOSTER: Frank
FOSTER: Frank L.
FOSTER: Frank, Mary, Maud, Mertie
FOSTER: Hon. e.G.
FOSTER: James P.
FOSTER: Judge
FOSTER: Mr. E.S.
FOSTER: Mr. James P.
FOSTER: Mr. Jas. P., capt. Wm.
FOSTER: Mr. John G.
FOSTER: Mr. Richard
FOSTER: Mr. T.F.

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F_STER: Mrs. Judge
FOSTER: Mrs. Judge
FOSTER: Mrs. Judge
FOSTER: Mrs. Judge
FOUSS: Mr. George M.
FOWLER: Mrs.
FOWLER: Geo. V.
FOWLER: Mr. J.A.
FOWLER: Mrs. C.N.
FOWLER: Mrs. Richard
FRAKER: Mrs. Eliza A.
FRANK: Miss Gladys
FRANK: Miss Gladys, Nathan
FRANK: Mrs. Nathan, Ariel
FRANKLIN: John
FRANKLIN: Miss Julia
FRARY: Henry E., Mrs. sarah, Miss Etta
J.

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FRAZEE: Miss Mary, Allen
FRAZEE: Mrs., Eva
FRAZER: C.W.
FRAZER: Mr. Milton, Eddie
FRAZIER: Mrs. Louiza, Mr. &amp; Mrs. M.,
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FRAZIER: Mr. W., Abel
FRAZIER: Mrs. Louisa (70th birthday)
FRAZURE: Alex, John H.
FREBERT: Miss Lou H.
FREEMAN: Geo., Mark

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FREEMAN: Mr. Eugene
FREEMAN: Mr. Eugene
FREMISS: Miss Nellie
FRENCH: County Attorney
FRENCH: County Attorney
FRENCH: Lizzie P. Haskell (Mrs. Chas.)
FRENCH: Mrs. Chas.
FRENKLE: Mrs. A.B.
FRICKER: George and brother
FRICKER: Miss Ella J.
FRICKER: Mr. Geo., Ella
FRICKER: Mrs. Lucy
FRICKER: Mrs. William, Mr. George
FRICKER: W.O., George
FRIENDAL
FRIENMUTH: Mr. W., Mr. E.
FRITZ: T.S.
FRONTMAN? (TROUTMAN?)
FRONTMAN?: Ludwig
FRY: Bertie
FRY: Dr.
FRY: Dr. Thomas
FRY: Eddie, Henry
FRY: Edward
FRY: Mr. Thomas
FRY: Mr. Thomas, new baby
FRY: T.A.
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FRY: Thos. A.

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FRYE: William E.
FUGERSON: Wm.
FULLER: A.J.
FULLER: Alonzo
FULLER: Annie
FULLER: C. E.
FULLER: Dr.
FULLER: Dr. A.
FULLER: Dr. A., Anna
FULLER: Dr. Alonzo
FULLER: Dr. Alonzo
FULLER: Mr. Ferdinand, Mr. Arthur M.
FULLER: Mrs. Dr.
FULLER: Mrs. E.E.
FULLER: Mrs. Jack and Mr.
FULTON: Mrs.
FULTON: Wm. S.
FUNK: Miss and Mont
FUNK: Miss Mina
FUNK: Miss Nina L.
FUNK: Mr. H.M.
FUNK: Mr. S.K.
FURBER: Dr. L.
FURGERSON: Mrs. lD.
FURGESON: Mr.
FURNISS: Joseph
FURNISS: Mr. Fred
FURNISS: Mr. Will.
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GAHAGAN: Miss Nellie
GAIRNS: Mrs. W.T.
GALBREATH: Mr.
GALEGHER: Anes, daughter
GALLAGER: Mary Ann
GALLAGHER: Henry
GALLAGHER: Henry Jr.
GALLAGHER: Mr. Henry
GALLAGHER: Mr. Henry
GALLAGHER: Mrs. Henry
GALLAGHER; infant of Mr &amp; Mrs Henry
GALLOWAY: Miss Mary
GARDNER: H.S. (M.D.)
GARDNER: Dr. Fred
GARDNER: EW., Theodore
GARDNER: John and wife
GARDNER: Lizzie
GARDNER: Lyman C.
GARDNER: Mr. &amp; Mrs. John
GARDNER: Mr. Lyman C.
GARDNER: Mr. Thea.
GARDNER: Mrs. L.C, Mr.
GARDNER: Mrs. Sarah, Lyman C.
GARDNER: O.B. and Theo.
GARDNER: W.c., Dr.
GARETSON: Mrs. J.S.
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�GARRm: Capt. Charles F., Albert 0.,
Annie M.
GARRm: Captain Charles F.
GARRm: J.E.
GARRm: Mrs. Charles
GARRm: Mrs. L. W.
GARRIll': Henry
GATES: Levi
GATES: M.A., wife
GATHERS: Mr. J.E.
GAULT: L.F.
GAULT:-Mr. and L.F.
GAUMER: Mr. George F.
GAUSE: Mrs. Doctor, Miss Emma
GAVIN: Thomas Martin, Mrs., May
GAVIN: Thos.M.
GAY: Kate Bullene
GAY: Mrs. F.e.
GAY: Mrs. F.C.
GAY: Mrs. F.e.
GAY: Mrs. F.e.
GAY: Mrs. Fred
GEAREY: Thomas
GEARY: Thomas
GEARY: Thomas
GEESEKA: H.A.
GELLm: Miss Fannie T.B.
GEORGE: Mrs. M.L.
GEORGE: Rev; R.A.
GEORGE: Wm.

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7 Ju11883
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22 Feb 1885
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27 Apr 1882
9 May 1882
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GEORGIA: Mr. Wm. H.
GERMANSON: Mr. James
GERSTER: Mr. Daniel
CJEURIN: Alex.
GEYER: Jonas

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4 Mar 1882
19 Sep 1886
1 Jul1886
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GEYER: Jonas, Daniel S.
GHEORGIE: Mrs. Louisa, Wm.
GIBB: Mr. J. Gordon
GIBB: Mr. John L., Mr. E. Gordon
GIBSON: Miss
GIBSON: Miss Anna J.
GIBSON: Miss Cora
GIBSON: Mr. P.R.
GIBSON: Mr. P.R.
GIBSON: Mr. P.R., Miss Nellie
GIBSON: Mr. Wm.
GIBSON: Mr. Wm.
GIBSON: Mr. Wm., Julia
GIBSON: Mr. Wm., Miss Mary A., Lucien,
Julia, Emma

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6 Jan 1885
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30 Apr 1886
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6 Jan 1885
28 Jan 1883
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GIDEON: Chas.
GIFFIN: Miss Etta
GILBERT: August
GILBERT: Mrs. Delia M.
GILHAM: Miss Clara, lH.
GILHAM: Mrs.
GILL: Mr &amp;-Mrs A.B., Miss Cora

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GILL: W.W.
GILL: Will, father
GILLAM: John, Mr. R.C.
GILLAND: Mrs.
GILLESPIE: Dr. J.B.
GILLESPIE: Dr. James B.
GILLm: Charles
GILLm: Dr., Miss Georgie
GILLm: Miss Georgie, Dr.
GILLmE: C.W.
GILLmE: Dr., Miss Fannie
GILLmE: Dr., Mr. Chas.
GILLmE: Leslie
GILLmE: Miss Fannie T.
GILLmE: Miss Fannie T.B., Dr. LeSlie, Mr.
LeSlie, Miss Georgy

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GILLmE: Miss Fannie Ten-Broeck
GILLmE: Miss Georgia
GILLmE: Mr. Charles A.
GILLmE: Mr. Charles A., Mr. S.A.
GILLmE: Mr. Leslie
GILLmE: Mrs. L
GILLmE: Mrs. SA
GILLmE: Mrs. S.A.
GILLHAM: Arthur, John H.
GILLHAM: Mrs. R.C., John
GILLILAND: baby boy of Thomas
GILLILAND: F.G.

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GILLILAND: Grant
GILLILAND: Mrs.
GILLILAND: Mrs. Hattie B.
GILLILAND: Mrs. Rebecca, Frank L., Grant
GILMAN: Harry H.
GILMAN: Miss Edith
GILMAN: Miss Gertrude A.
GILMORE: Martin, W.
GILMORE: Miss
GILMORE: Miss
GILSON: D.D.
GINGRICH: Milanchton J.
GINN: Mrs. Jas.
GIRD: Mr. B.B.
GLASE: Mr. Charles
GLASER: Mrs. carrie
GLASER: Mrs. carrie
GLAZER: Mr. Jas.
GLEASON: James
GLEASON: Miss Mary
GLEASON: Mr &amp; Mrs F.
GLEASON: Mrs. F.
GLEED
GLEED: Charley, lW.
GLEED: Chas. S., Will
GLEED: J.w.
GLEED: J.W.
GLEED: J.w.
GLEED: James Willis
GLEED: Mr. Charley S.

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26 Jan 1882
17 Aug 1883
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19 Aug 1883
9 May 1884
29 Aug 1885
26 Feb 1884
13 Jan 1886
2 Jul1884
15 Jul1885
4 Aug 1885
22 Sep 1881
12 Sep 1882
25 Nov 1883
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26 Aug 1884
18 Sep 1884
19 Oct 1883
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�GLEED: Mr. Phillip, C.S.
GLEED: Mrs. C.A.
GLEED: Prof.1W.
GLEED: Prof. J.W. (Willis)
GLENNEN:-Mrs. Mary
GOLDSTANDT: Mr.
GOLDSTANDT: Mr. A.M., Marcus, Abe, Mrs
Dave, Max
GOLDSTANDT: Mrs. Abe
GOLDSTANDT: Mrs. May
GOOD: Miss, Mr. E.B.
GOOD: Miss Ora, Mr. E.B.
GOODHUE: Mrs. S.W.
GOODIN: ED. and Hon. John R.
GOODIN: Mr. Ed, Hon John R.
GOODIN: Mrs., Ella
GOODMAN: Mr. and wife
GOODRICH: Mrs. C.F.
GOODRICH: Mrs. E.F.
GOOR: Maud and brother
GORDON: Mr. William
GORDON: Mary, Chas.
GORDON: Mary, Chas.
GORE: C']., Miss Mabel
GORE: Mrs.
GOSLINE: Mr. Nelson H.
GOSS: G.W.
GOSS: G.W.
GOSS: G.W., Miss Alice
GOSS: Geo.

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6 Sep 1882
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21 Feb 1883
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29 Oct 1884
24 Aug 1883
25 Oct 1881
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2 Jun 1886
22 Apr 1884
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GOSS: Mr. G.W.
GOSS: W.e.
GOULD: G.R.
GOULD: Geo. R. &amp; Mrs.
GOULD: Mr &amp;-Mrs G.R.
GOULD: Mr &amp; Mrs G.R.
GOULD: Mr. N.W.
GOULD: Mr. R.C.
GOULD: Mrs.
GOULD: Mrs. G.R.
GOULD: Mrs. G.R.
GOULD: Mrs. George
GOULD: Mrs. Maloine
GOULD: Mrs. Mel! A. (Elizabeth)
GOULD: Mrs. W.T.
GOULDING: Miss Eva
GRABOWSKI: Mr. Chas., Col.
GRABOWSKII: Colonel Arthur
GRAEN: Mrs. Chas.
GRAEsnD: Alex
GRAHAM: James R.
GRAHAM: Miss Grace
GRAHAM: Mr.
GRAHAM: Mrs.
GRAHAM: Mrs. Jane
GRANGER: Miss Amy
GRANSTRAM: Mr. August
GRANT: Charlie, baby girl
GRANT: Chas. W.
GRANT: Dr., Mrs. Maj.

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30 May 1883
30 Nov 1881
29 Apr 1885
4 Feb 1886
20 Dec 1882
17 Dec 1884
17 Oct 1886
29 Jul 1884
4 Sep 1884
20 Nov 1881
8 Jul1884
6 Jul1884
9 Aug 1882
20 Feb 1884
27 Mar 1886
14Jul 1885
24 May 1882
1 Jun 1883
11 Mar 1883
25 Dec 1883
17 Feb 1882
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�GRANT: Miss Julia H,
GRANT: Mr. C.W., Stevie, Adela
GRANT: Mr. Charley and baby
GRANT: Mrs, C. W,
GRANT: Mrs, Charles
GRANT: Mrs, Chas.
GRANT: Mrs. ED., C.W,
GRANT: Mrs. ED., Mrs. C.W.
GRANT: Stevie, C.W.
GRANTER: Thomas
GRAVELY: Mr. lH., lG.H" 1M,
GRAVELY: Superintendent
GRAVES: Mr. L.c., Miss Ellen
GRAY: Clara Ward, Ansley, Judge
GRAY: ColonellW,
GRAY: Harry
GRAY: Harry
GRAY: Henry
GRAY: Miss Mary E.
GRAY: Mr&amp; Mrs W.R.
GRAY: Mr.
GRAY: Mrs. George
GRAY: Mrs. John
GRAY: Mrs. Wm. P., Miss Gladys
GRAY: Rev. Gabriel
GRAY: Wm. W.
GRAYSON: Annie
GREELEE: Deputy Clerk
GREEN: Freddie, Col. H.M.

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30 Nov 1884
24 Sep 1886
15 Jul1885
23 Jun 1885
14 Apr 1886
9 Nov 1886
17 Aug 1884
16 Aug 1884
2 Sep 1883
17 or 18 Aug
1883
1 Aug 1883
23 Aug 1881
7 Sep 1882
10 Feb 1883
29 Apr 1882
16 Aug 1882
3 Oct 1882
19 Jul1883
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24 Mar 1882
5 Aug 1882
28 Oct 1885
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GREEN: Hon, A.R,
GREEN: Miss Dora, Dr. Wm. T.
GREEN: Miss Grace
GREEN: Miss Lottie
GREEN: Miss Lottie and Senator
GREEN: Miss Sarah A.
GREEN: Miss Tennessee
GREEN: Miss Verdie
GREEN: Mr. Geo., Hon. Lew
GREEN: Mr. W.R.
GREEN: Mrs.
GREEN: Mrs. Ida
GREEN: Mrs. Lottie E,oW,E
GREEN: Mrs. May, Hon. 1W,
GREEN: Thos. C.
GREEN: W.
GREENAMYER: AI.
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara and brother
GREENAMYER: Miss Clara, AI.
GREENAMYER: Mrs. Joseph, c.s.
GREENAWALD: Miss Hennie

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9 Aug 1882
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11 Mar 188_6
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29 Sep 1886
1 Feb 1882
30 Dec 1884
17 Jun 1883
28 Oct 1886
25 Feb 1886
18 Aug 1883
13 Nov 1885
27 Nov 1885
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�GREENE: Arthur H" Supt.
GREENE: Co .. H,M" Han, A,R.
GREENE: Col, H,M" baby boy
GREENE: Col, H,W" Mr, E,H" Han, A,B,
GREENE: Col. Henry Martyn, Albert
GREENE: Ed, E., Superintendent, Harry
GREENE: Han, A.R,
GREENE: Mrs, Mary H" Rev. Jacob
GREENE: Sen, A,L, H,M.
GREENLEE
GREENLEE: Michael
GREENLEE: Mr, M,D,
GREENLEE: Mr, M,D,
GREENMYRE: Mr, Joseph
GREER: Miss Grace
GREER: Miss Grace
GREG: Mr, James
GREGG: Albert
GREGG: Deacon Alexander and wife, Mrs,
W,W" Mrs. W,M" Mr &amp; Mrs G" Mr, John

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18 Jul1882
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C.
GREGG: John W,
GREGG: Misses Belle and Kate
GREGG: Mrs, Betsey
GREGG: Mrs, Maggie 0,
GREGG: Q,H, (not drowned)
GREIG: Mr. James
GREIG: Mrs. Jas.
GREIGG: Jas.
GREW: Dd.
GREW: Mary W.

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14 Feb 1886
2 Apr 1886
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14 Sep 1882
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GREW: Mr, &amp; Mrs, John W" Charles
GREW: Mrs, lW., Mamie
GRIESS: little daughter
GRIFFIN: Emily Francis
GRIFFIN: Mr. Geo., G,W,
GRIFFITH: Mrs, T,D,
GRIFFITH: boy of Ed,
GRIFFITH: Fred
GRIFFITH: Fred
GRIFFITH: G,w'E., Miss Lida
GRIFFITH: Mary
GRIFFITH: Miss, Han, G,W.E.
GRIFFITH: Mr &amp; Mrs ToO" Miss Nellie
GRIFFITH: Mr, &amp; Mrs, W,E,
GRIFFITH: Mr, Charles, Miss Mary
GRIFFITH: Mr, Ed,
GRIFFITH: Mr. Fred
GRIFFITH: Mr, G,W.E., Charles
GRIFFITH: Mr. WoE. and wife
GRIFFITH: Mr. Will
GRIFFITH: Mrs, Jennie
GRIFFITH: Mrs, W,E,
GRIFFITH: Mrs, Will
GRIFFITH: ToO" W,E.
GRIFFITH: W.E. and wife
GRII:FITH: Will
GRIGGS: [colored man]
GRISWOLD: Miss Nellie
GRISWOLD: Miss Nellie
GROFF: Mr. Samuel

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10 Oct 1884
9 Oct 1883
26 Aug 1884
25 Sep 1883
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5 Jun 1885
1 Aug 1886
2 Mar 1883
27 Dec 1885
11 May 1886
4 Jul1886
25 Aug 1885
11 Mar 1882
19 Jan 1883
12 Aug 1883
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21 Apr 1886
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1 Mar 1883
19 Jan 1886
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�GROFT: Phillip S.
GROOSCUP: Miss, brothers
GROSHEIDER: Henry
GROSS: James
GROSS: James
GROSSHIDER: Henry
GROUT: Mr. Lory
GROVE: Col. Geo. N.
GROVENOR: G.
GROVENOR: W.S.
GRUBER: Wilbur S.
GRUVER: George
GUEST: Hattie
GUEST: Mr.
GUNN: Major O.B,
GUNN: Miss Vora Helen, Major
GUNTZ: Mr. Emile
GUSTAFSON: John William
GUSTUFSON: Mrs.
GUY: Mr. John
HAAS: George F.
HAAS: Mr. J.C.
HAAS: Mrs. Geo
HACKLEY: Mary
HACKLEY: Mary
HACKMAN: Geo. W,
HACKMAN: Geo., sister
HACKMAN: Geo., sister
HADLEY: Joshua
HADLEY: Miss Lulu c., W.

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12 Oct 1886
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11 Jul1886
23 Feb 1886
24 Dec 1881
6 Oct 1886
17 Aug 1883
22 Jun 1886
13 Jan 1886
3 Dec 1886
3 Jun 1882
9 Sep 1884
21 Oct 1884
28 Dec 1881
29 Jan 1886
23 Nov 1882
15 Nov 1881
2 Jan 1886
11 Aug 1886
21 OCT 1883
19 Nov 1884
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4 Jun 1882
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HADLEY: Mrs. Albert
HADSELL: Capt. H.L.
HAGERMAN: Miss Nettie
HAGUE: Wm. l
HAHN: Miss Tillie
HAHN: Miss Tillie
HAIGHT: lH. and wife
HALDERMAN: Jack
HALDERMAN: Jake'
HALDERMAN: Jake
HALDERMAN: Jake and/or Jack
HALDERMAN: Jake, baby boy
HALDERMAN: Mr. Jake
HALDERMAN: Mr. John
HALE: Miss Minnie
HALE: Miss Minnie
HALL: Andrew
HALL: Geo.
HALL: George A,
HALL: Miss Rena
HALL: Mr &amp; Mrs IN. and Helen
HALL: Mrs. Mary (Thos. C)
HALLABARGER: J.c.
HALLAHAN: Mr. Richard
HALLENBECK: Miss Minnie
HALLEY: Mr. John
HALLMARCK: W.J.
HALLOWAY: Gertrude Clare, J.G., Fannie
HAM: Bell M" Geo.
HAMBLETON: Mr &amp; Mrs 0,

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11 Mar 1884
2 Mar 1884
15 Apr 1884
1 Apr 1884
9 Jan 1885
21 Nov 1884
25 Sep 1883
24Jul1885
6 Aug 1885
4 Jun 1886
28 Mar 1882
13 Dec 1883
8 Jun 1886
25 Apr 1882
23 Apr 1886
13 Aug 1886
9 Aug 1882
20 Jul1886
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15 Sep 1883
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�HAMBLIN: Geo. W.
HAMBURG: Rev.
HAMILTON: Mr. &amp; Mrs. S.H.
HAMILTON: capt.
HAMILTON: Joshua, Mattie
HAMILTON: Mr &amp; Mrs S.H.
HAMILTON: Mr. Alex
HAMILTON: Mr. Douglas
HAMILTON: Mr. S.H.
HAMILTON: Mr. Wm. and S.H.
HAMILTON: Mrs. Catherine, Sadia
HAMILTON: Mrs. Francis Bell
HAMILTON: Mrs. Mary
HAMILTON: Mrs. S.G., Douglas
HAMILTON: Mrs. S.H.
HAMILTON: Mrs. S.H.
HAMILTON: Mrs. S.H.
HAMILTON: Mrs. S.N., Douglas E.
HAMILTON: S.H. and Levi
HAMUN: JA
HAMUN: James A.
HAMLIN: Mr. Jas. A.
HAMUN: Mr. Jas. A.
HAMUN: Mrs. Hattie
HAMLIN: Mrs. Hattie A., James A.
HAMUN: Mrs. lA.
HAMM: Mr. George L.
HAMMOND: Mrs.
HAMPSHIRE: Dr.
HAMPSHIRE: Dr.S.l

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3 Feb 1882
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4 May 1882
31 Dec 1884
23 Aug 1884
15 Apr 1882
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25 May 1884
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HAMPSHIRE: Mr. Rufus A.
HAMPSHIRE: Mrs. Kate R.
HAMPTON: capt. Geo.
HAMPTON: Mrs. Geo. S.
HANBACK: Miss Clara, Congressman
HAND: J.S.
HAND: J.S., Mr. Talmadge S.
HAND: Mr &amp; Mrs C.E.
HANDWERTH: Mr &amp; Mrs J.
HANESS: G.c.
HANGER: William G.
HANNAH: Miss Hattie
HANSCOMB: Minnie
HANSCOMB: Ralph
HANSCOMBE: Miss Carrie
HANSCOME: Minnie?
HANSCOME: Miss carrie, Minnie
HANSON: Mr &amp; Mrs, Bettie
HAPTONSTALL: Capt. A.C.
HAPTONSTALL: captain A.C.
HARBAUGH: Officer, Dell, William
HARBAUGH: Carrie, Harry
HARBAUGH: Del, Will
HARBAUGH: Miss Carry, Harry
HARBAUGH: Mr &amp; Mrs lW., Dell, Will
HARBAUGH: Mr. Will W., Dell, Miss Carrie,
Harry

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HARD: Mr. G.H.
HARD: Mrs. G.W.
HARDING: Mrs.

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�HARDING: Mrs. 1
HARDING: Mrs. Preston
HARDING: Mrs. Wm. M.
HARGIS: Mr.
HARK: Mrs. J.
HARMAN: Lydia
HARMAN: Ward, brother, father
HARMAN: William
HARMAN: William H., Mrs. Laura
HARMON: Mr &amp; Mrs B.F.
HARMON: Mr.
HARMON: Mr. B.F., Ward, William
HARMON: Mr. W.F.
HARMON: Ward
HARMON: Ward
HARPER: e.H.
HARPER: Mrs.
HARRIET: Aunt
HARRIS: Miss May
HARRIS: capt. T.V., WAH.
HARRIS: Col. and Mrs. W.A.
HARRIS: Col. W.A., Page
HARRIS: E.B.
HARRIS: E.B., L.H., W.A.
HARRIS: Ed.
HARRIS: IF.
HARRIS: Jack
HARRIS: Lee H., SUSie
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HARRIS: Mrs. J.B.
HARRIS: Mrs. WAH. and baby boy
HARRIS: Mrs. W.e.
HARRISON: Miss Jessie
H_RRISON: Mr. lH.
HARRISON: Mrs.
HARRISON: Mrs. lH.
HARSHA: Miss e.
-HARSHA: Miss Curtis
HARSHA: Miss Lizzie F.
HARSHA: Ulisa
HART: Dr. Chas.
HART: Miss Mamie
HART: Miss Minnie
HARTMAN: Morris
HARTMAN: Mrs.
HARTMANN: Miss Sarah
HARVEY: Indiana
HASE: CharleS
HASIE: 'Mr. Herman
HASE: Mr. Herman, son
HASKELL: Dudley e.
HASKELL: Dudley C.
HASKELL: Dudley Chase
HASKELL: Dudley Chase, captain John
HASKELL: Dudley Chase, Hon. 5.0.
HASKELL: F.W., Dudley
HASKELL: Frank
HASKELL: Hattie B., Hon. lG.

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HASKELL: Lizzie P.
HASKELL: Miss Hattie
HASKELL: Miss Lizzie (1857, 1877)
HASKELL: Miss Nellie
HASKELL: Mr. Clarence
HASKELL: Mr. Frank, D.C.
HASKELL: Mrs. D.C.
HASKELL: Mrs. lG.
HASLET (HAYSLETT): Robert G.
HASLET: R.G.
HASLET: R.G., lB.
HASLET: Robert G.
HASSELMAN: Mrs. W.J.
HASTINGS: Lou
HASTINGS: Miss carrie
HATCH: Barry, Gen.
HATCH: Miss Ella
HATCH: Mrs. A.l
HATCH: Mrs. George
HAUBER: Mr. Joseph
HAUBER: Mr. Joseph
HAUSER: Mr. J. Otto
HAVERMALE: Rev. G.W.
HAVERMALE: Rev. G.W.
HAVERY: Miss Maggie
HAWES: Henry
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HAWKINS: Mrs. Dr.
HAWLEY: Mr. Austin
HAWORTH: Maj.
HAWORTH: Mr. Jonathan
HAWORTH: Mrs. Elizabeth
HAWS: T.Y., Daniel
HAWTHORNE: Mr. D.C.
HAY: Mrs.
HAY: Mrs. L.M. (Matilda)
HAYDN: Mrs.
HAYS: Emily
HAYS: Henry, Homer
HAYS: Jennie
HAYS: Mr &amp; Mrs W.R., W.M.
HAYS: Prof. O.V.
HAYSLETT: Ed., R.c.
HAZELTINE: Wm.
HAZELTINE: Wm. M.
HAZEN: Rev. A.W., Mrs.
. HAZEN: Miss Polly
HAZLETT
HEALEY: Andrew
HEALY? HENLY?, Miss Mollie?
HEASTAN: Daniel F., Mrs. Susan
HEATHMAN: Mr. John
HEATHMAN: Mr. John
HEATHMAN: Sarah
HEATHMAN: Sarah S.
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HEG: Mrs.
HEINTZ: Roy, carl M., May
HEIZER: Mr. Joshua
HELM: Comrade
HEMMINGER: Martho A
HENDERSON: Lewis Kossuth, H.W.
HENDERSON: Mr. Larkin B.
HENDERSON: Kate
HENDERSON: W,J.
HENDRICKS: Homer 1
HENDRICKS: Meredith S.
HENDRICKS: Miss Mildred
HENDRY: Judge &amp; Mrs. J.M., Florence
HENDRY: Mrs.
HENDRY: Mrs. Judge
HENLEY: Mr. A.
HENLEY: Mr. A. and children
HENLEY: Walter
HENLY: Albert, mother
HENLY: Mr. A, Mrs.
HENRY: Chas. A
HENRY: M.D., M.D. Jr.
HENRY: Mr. T.C, Mr. Stuart O.
HENRY: 5.0.
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HENSHAW: Miss Cora
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HERRING: Miss Emma, Rev. Mr.
HERRINGTON: Miss Daisy, Jake
HERRIOTT: lH.
HERSCHL: Mr. William
HERSHFIELD: Miss
HERTZ: Mr. Joseph, Jacob
HESTER: Frank, Mrs.
HESTER: Mr. F.S.
HESTER: Willie
HESTER: Willie
HESTER: Willie, Mr. Frank
HEUUN: Miss Aggie
HEYDT: Joel and son
HEYDT: Mr. Joel
HEYMAN: Miss Belle, Seymour
HEYMAN: Miss Pauline, Seymour
HEYMAN: Mr. Seymour
HEYMAN: Seymour
HEYMANN: Miss Fannie, Seymour
HEYWARD: Miss
.HEYWARD: Miss Carrie
HEYWARD: Miss Mary C.
HEYWOOD: Miss Carrie
HIATT: Mrs.
HIBBARD: Colonel
HIBBARD: Miss
HIBBARD: Miss
HIBBARD: Miss N.
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HICKOK: George
HICKS: Jas.
HIDDEN: Mr. Jason
HIDDEN: Mrs. Jason
HIDDLESTON: J.J
HIGBY: Miss Clara J.
HIGGINS: Samuel K.
HIGGINS: W.E.
HIGHFILL: Miss Addie L.
HILL: Miss Ida E.
HILL: Miss Jennie, Mr. Jas. H.
HILL: Miss l. Jennie, Miss Ellen
HILL: Mr. Gee. and wife
HILL: Mr. Harrie
HILL: Mr. J.G.
HILL: Mr. lH.
HILL: Mr. J.H., Miss Jennie
HILL: Mr. James H.
HILL: Mr. James H. and Sister
HILL: Mrs. J.H.
HILL: Mrs. lH.
HILL: Mrs. J.H.
HILL: Mrs. Robert F.
HILL: Robert F.
HILLIKER: Mrs. B.F.
HILLMAN
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HILLMAN: (death in 1879)

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HILLMAN: Mrs. Sallie E., John W.
HILLS: Miss Emelie
HILLYARD: Mr. Benjamin
HILTON: Miss Mary S.
HIMOE: Dr.
HIMOE: Elmer
HINDERER: Mrs.
HINER: Mary Hackley
HINER: Mrs.-Mary?
HINKLEY: George
HIRNEL: Jesse
HOAD: A.B.
HOAD: A.B.
HOADLEY: Miss Eva, W.W.
HOADLEY: Miss Nellie
HOADLEY: Mr. &amp; Mrs. p.l.
HOADLEY: Mr. &amp; Mrs., W.I.
HOADLEY: Mr. Will, Mr. D.l.
HOADLEY: Mrs. D.L., Miss Nellie
HOADLEY: Mrs. W.I.
HOBBS: Miss Allie
HOD: Maggie
HODGE: Dr. L.A.E.
HODGE: Dr. l.A.E. and wife
HODGE: Mrs. C.A.
HODGE: Mrs. C.A., Jonah J., Wm. H., Dr.
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HOFFMAN: Mr.
HOGE: Miss Myrtle
HOLBERT: Amy
HOLBROKK: Mrs. N.B.
HOLBROOK: HonN.B.
HOLBROOK: Mr. N.B.
HOLDEN: Mr. John P.
HOLLIDAY: Miss Clara
HOLLIDAY: Mrs., May
HOLLISTER: Mrs. AJ.
HOLLISTER: H.L. and brother
HOLLISTER: H.L., AJ.
HOLLISTER: Jerry
HOLLISTER: Martha A' I W;S.
HOLLISTER: Miss
HOLLISTER: Miss
HOLLISTER: Miss
HOLLISTER: Miss Lucy A.
HOLLISTER: Mr &amp; Mrs Simpson
HOLLISTER: Mr. H.L., AJ.
HOLLISTER: Mrs.
HOLLISTER: Mrs. AJ.
HOLLISTER: Mrs. AJ.
HOLLISTER: Mrs. AJ.
HOLLISTER: Mrs. AJ.
HOLLO: Miss Lotta
HOLLO: Miss Lottie
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HOLLY: Chas; F. Jr., Judge e.G.
HOLM: Mr. P.
HOLMES
HOLMES: Ada
HOLMES: Miss
HOLMES: Miss Addie
HOLMES: Miss Gertie
HOLMES: Misses carrie and Cora
HOLMES: Mr. Benjamin F.
HOLMES: Mr. Frank F.
HOLMES: Mrs.
HOLT: Mrs. M.
HONE: Mrs. Sophia?
HONE: Sophia Leonard
HONEYSUCKER
HONNELL: Rev. W.H.
HONNOLD: Mrs., Mr. A.G.
HOOD: Miss Elizabeth
HOOD: Mrs. J. E.
HOOKER: Mr &amp; Mrs JJ., Miss Mary H.
HOOVER: Mr. L.W.
HOPE: Miss Etta
HOPE: Miss Etta and le.
HOPE: Miss Ida
HOPE: Miss Lena
HOPE: Mrs. 1e.
HOPKINS: Mr.
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HOPKINS: Mr. Geo C.
HOPKINS: Mrs. Scott
HOPKINS: Mrs. Scott
HOPKINS: Mrs. Scott
HOPKINS: R.W.
HOPKINS: Scott
HORTON: B.l
HORTON: Dick, Tom
HORTON: Han. James W., James c.,
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HORTON: Mrs. BJ.
HORTON: Steve
HOSFORD: Miss Kate
HOSFORD: Miss Kate
HOSFORD: Miss Kate, Mr &amp; Mrs P.D.
HOSFORD: Mr &amp; Mrs P.D.
HOSFORD: Mr &amp; Mrs P.D.
-HOSKINS: Miss Belle
HOSKINSON: Mr. George
HOSTETTER: Mrs. Anna
HOUGHTEllN: Miss Grace
HOUGHTEllN: Mrs. J.W., Miss Grace
HOUGHTELLEN: Miss Grace
HOUGHTELLIN: Miss Grace
HOUSE: J.
HOUSE: L.O., baby girl
HOUSE: Miss Mary
HOUSE: Miss Mary, A.L.

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HOUSE: Mr. "Lucious" O.
HOUSE [printed as HONSE]: Mr. J., Harry
HOUSE: Mr. 1
HOUSE: Mr. J., Miss Rachel, M.
HOUSE: Mr. l, Robert, Miss Mary
HOUSE: Mr. Jacob
HOOSE: Mr. Jacob
HOUSE: Mrs. J.
HOUSE: Mrs. J.
HOUSE: Mrs. J., Miss Mary
HOUSE: Mrs. l, Miss Mary
HOUSTON: E. W.
HOUSTON: John
HOUSTON: M.W.
HOUSTON: Major
HOUSTON: Mary M.
HOUSTON: Miss Lida
HOUSTON: Mr. John
HOUSTON: Mr. M.W.
HOUSTON: Mrs. Roxie Miller
HOUSTON: Mrs. Roxie Miller, E.W.
HOWARD: calvin
HOWARD: J.B.
HOWARD: James 1.
HOWARD: Misses Lizzie and Zora
HOWARD: Mr. C.A.
HOWARD: Mrs. B.P.
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HOWE: Dr. H.S., Dr. Walter
HOWE: Dr. H.W., Miss Mary
HOWE: Lewis, Dr.
HOWE: Miss Lillian
HOWE: Mr. Walter, Doctor
HOWE: Mrs. Dr. H.W., Hannah
HOWE: Mrs. George
HOWE: W.e. 'Watt"

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HOWELL: Elder James, Walter
HOWELL: Frank
HOWELL: Miss Lizzie
HOWELL: Miss Lizzie, Justus
HOWELL: Miss Lizzie, Justus
HOWELL: Mr. Samuel
HOWELL: Mrs. Jos.
HOWES: Miss Mamie
HOWES: Miss Mamie
HOWLAND: Rev. e.G. and D.O.
HOY: Mrs. Frank
HOYSRADT: A.
HOYSRADT: F.W., Miss Temple
HOYSRADT: Misses Mary C. and Temple
HOYT: e.H.
HOYT: Lorenzo, Mrs. Emily
HOYT: Mr. e.e.
HOYT: Rev. F.S., W.O.

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HUBBARD: G.W.
HUBBARD: Mrs. N.
HUBBEL: Frank
HUBBELL: W.O.
HUBBELL: capt. W.O.
HUBBELL: captain
HUBBELL: Frank
HUBBELL: Mr. Frank
HUBBLE:Mr &amp; Mrs W.O.
HUDDGINS: Dora
HUDEN: Miss Cora
HUEY: Mr. and Mary
HUEY: Mrs.
HUEY: Mrs., Mr., child
HUEY: son of Mr.
HUGHES: Hannah
HUGHES: little girl of Mr&amp; Mrs G.e.
HUGHES: Miss Virginia E., Mr. Joseph
HUGHES: Mr &amp; Mrs J.R.
HUGHES: Mr.
HUGHES: Mr. W.R., Billy
HUGHES: Mrs. Samuel and Sammie
HUGHES: Samuel, William
HUGHLrn: Mr. Lewis N.
HUGHSON: Charles
HUGHSON: Mr.e.A.
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HUME: Mr. John
HUME: Mrs.
HUME: Mrs. G.N.
HUME: Mrs. G.W.
HUME: Mrs. G.W.
HUME: Mrs. G.W.
HUME: Mrs. G.W.
HUME: Mrs. G.W., late husband
HUME: Mrs. G.W., late husband
HUME: Mrs. John
HUME: Mrs. John
HUME: Mrs. John
HUME: Mrs. John
HUME: Mrs. John
HUMPHREY: Mrs. Judge, Mr. H.J., Mrs.
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HUNT: Miss
HUNT: Miss Julia
HUNT: Mr. Geo., Mr. William
HUNT: Mr. William
HUNT: Mrs. N.A., Geo.
HUNT: Mrs. Wm., Mr.
HUNT: Sarah M.
HUNTER: Mr. C.E. &amp; bride
HUNTER: Mrs. Jane
HUNTER: Mrs. Jane
HUNTER: Tom
HUNTING: Charles D.

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HURD: Mrs. Charles
HURFORD: Rev. R.l.
HURlEY: Mr., Alice, Mary
HUSON: Dr. Richard
HUSON: Dr. Richard
HUSON: Mrs., Dr.
HUSON: Mrs.
HUSTING: William
HUT: Mrs.
HUTCHINGS: Bion S.
HUTCHINGS: Frank D.
HUTCHINGS: J.A., John
HUTCHINGS: J.A., John
HUTCHINGS: J.A., John
HUTCHINGS: J.A., John
HUTCHINGS: Jas. A., John.
HUTCHINGS: John
HUTCHINGS: John, Josie
HUTCHINGS: Miss Josie
HUTCHINGS: Miss Josie and grandmother
HUTCHINGS: Miss Josie, John
HUTCHINGS: Mr. James, John, Miss Josie
HUTCHINGS: Mr. John, Miss Jessie
HUTCHINGS: Mrs.
HUTCHINGS: Mrs. C.F.
HUTCHINGS: Mrs. C.F., John
HUTCHINGS: Mrs. C.F., John
HUTCHINGS: Mrs. C.F., John
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HUTCHINGS: Mrs. James A., John
HUTCHINGS: Mrs. John, Helen
HUTCHINGS: Mrs. John, Helen
HUTCHINGS: Mrs. John, Josie
HUTCHINGS: Mrs. John, Mrs. B.R.
HUTCHINGS: Mrs. S.D., John
HUTCHINS: Bion S.
HUTCHINS: Bion S.
HUTCHINS: F.D.
HUTCHINS: Miss Kate, Bion S.
HUTCHINS: Miss Nannie
HUTCHINS: Prof. Bion S.
HUTCHINSON: Eddie
HUTCHINSON: John
HUTCHINSON: Miss Flora
HUTCHINSON; Flora
HUTSON: Mrs. Ed.
HUYETT: Henry, Geo. K.
HUYETT: Mr. calvin, Miss A.A.
HYDE: Charles A.
HYDE: Chas.
HYDE: Mary E.
HYNDMAN: Mrs. CA.
HYNDS: Mr. Dan and Mrs.
HYNES: Chas., S.B.
HYNES: Miss Emma, Mrs. S.B.
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HYNES: Mr. S.B.
HYNES: Mr. S.B., Estella
HYNES: Mr. S.B., Misses Lyla and Emma
HYNES: Mrs. S.B. and family and W.D.
HYNES: S.B.
HYNES: S.8., aunt
HYNES: S.B., Misses Emma and Lyle
HYNES: S.B., Stella
HYRE: John W.
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INGERSOLL: Mr. Wm.
INGERSOLL: Mr. Wm.
INGERSOLL: Mr. Wm. M.
INGERSOLL: Mr. Wm. M.
INGERSOLL: William M.
INGERSOLL: Wm.
INGRAHAM: Mrs. Harriet
INGRAM: John T.
INGRAM: John T.
INGWERSON: Claus
INNES: Col., Mr &amp; Mrs Gee.
INNES: Geo., Mrs.
INNES: Miss May, Dan
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INNES: Mr. Dan, Mr. Alex.
INNES: Mr. Geo., Col.
INNES: Mrs. Arthur, Freddy, Florence
INNES: Mrs. Dan
INNES: Mrs. Dan
INNES: Mrs. Daniel
INNES: Mrs. Dan'l
INNES: Mrs. Geo.
lOBE: Rev. L.A.
IRELAN: Rev. Wm.
IRWIN: Rev. W.H.
IRWIN: Mrs.
IRWIN: Tom
ISEMAN: Mr. Fred, Mrs.
IVES: Wm. J.
JACK: Elliot
JACK: Mr. E.H.
JACK: Mrs. Justin P., Mr. A.D.
JACKE: Justin P., Rev. A.D., Mrs. M.E.T.
JACKE: Mr. J.P.
JACKE: Mrs. Justin P.
JACKS: Mrs. Justin P., Rev. A.D.
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JACKSON: Johnanna
JACKSON: Miss John Anna
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JACKSON: Rachel
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JACOBS: Ben
JACOBS: Sol
JAEDICKE: Mr. August, F.W.
JAEDICKE: Mr. Franz
JAEDICKE: Mrs. F.W., Francis
JAERECKI: Mrs. Edward
JAMES: Allen
JAMES: Miss Fannie Louisa, E.H. Esq.
JAMES: Mrs., c.c.
JAMISON: Miss Alice
JEFFERIS: Miss Elsie Louise
JEFFERSON: Silas
JEFFREY: Mr. E.P.
JEFFREY: Mr. E.P.
JEFFREY: Mrs. E.P., Harry
JEfFRIES: Mr. E.P.
JENKINS: "Gov."
JENKINS: Geo.
JENKINS: Mary E., Gaius
JENKINS: Mr. John W._
JENKINS: Mrs. A.M., Mr. Geo. H.
JENKINS: Mrs. Francis c., Eli, Miss
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JENKINS: Mrs. Wm. H.(Mrs. Anna W.)
JENKINS: Robert
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JOHNSEN: Miss Julia
JOHNSON: Jalla R.
JOHNSON: Miss Hattie H., Thomas
JOHNSON: Miss May
JOHNSON: Miss May
JOHNSON: Richard
JOHNSON: B.F., W.F.
JOHNSON: Ben.
JOHNSON: CA.
JOHNSON: Charley
JOHNSON: Chas.
JOHNSON: Col. S.E., Nick
JOHNSON: Col. S.E.W., Nick
JOHNSON: Crum
JOHNSON: Dora
JOHNSON: Ed. S.
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JOHNSON: Mr. Andrew
JOHNSON: Mr. CA.
JOHNSON: Mr. Crum
JOHNSON: Mr. L.
JOHNSON: Mr. R.C., bride
JOHNSON: Mr. T.B.
JOHNSON: Mrs.
JOHNSON: Mrs.
JOHNSON: Mrs. A.D.
JOHNSON: Mrs. Alex
JOHNSON: Mrs. Cal
JOHNSON: Mrs. Cora F.
JOHNSON: Mrs. Gertie, Pearl
JOHNSON: Mrs. Mary
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JOHNSON: Mrs. N.C
JOHNSON: Mrs. N.C
JOHNSON: N.C.
JOHNSON: PrOf. W.M.
JOHNSON: S.E.W., Nick
JOHNSON: S.W., E.M.
JOHNSON: Sidrey B., Louisa
JOHNSON: Thomas
JOHNSON: Thomas, Joe H.
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JOHNSON: Tom

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JOHNSON: W.H.
JOHNSON: William
JOHNSTON: J.R.
JOHNSTON: Maj. J.W.
JOHNSTON: Miss Jennie
JOHNSTON: Mrs. c.c.
JOHNSTONE: c.c.
JOHNSTONE: Mr. Chas.
JOHNSTONE: Mrs. c.c.
JONES: Arthur, Simeon, Rebecca
JONES: Dr., Fred
JONES: Clarence, Lee
JONES: Dr.
JONES: Dr. and Mrs. (25th anniv.)
JONES: Ensley
JONES: George N., Simeon
JONES: James
JONES: John
JONES: John J.
JONES: Lucy
JONES: Mary E. and Miss
JONES: Mary, George N.
JONES: Miss Alice M., Charlie, Byron
JONES: Miss Alice, Byron, Charles
JONES: Miss Eliza
JONES: Miss Lucy B., M.L
JONES: Miss M. Annetta, Rev. Dr.
JONES: Miss M.E.
JONES: Miss Mary C.

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JONES: Miss Nelly
JONES: Mr. Emerald
JONES: Mr. Harding
JONES: Mr. Jessie
JONES: Mr. John L.
JONES: Mrs. H.W., Endsley
JONES: Mrs. J.K
JONES: Mrs. R.A.
JONES: Mrs. W.M.
JONES: Nellie Evalyn, W.T., and L.A.
JONES: Rev. Dr.
JONES: Rev. Dr.
JONES: Rev. William
JONES: Ruth Collier
JONES: Sarah E.
JONES: Stiles D.
JORDAN: c.c.
JORDAN: Mr. xavier F.
JOSEPH: Mr. Thomas
JUDSON: Wilkie
JUNK: Frank S., Mrs.
JUNK: Miss Clara
JUNK: Miss Clara
JUNK: Mrs. and Clara
JUNK: Mrs. S.E.
JUNK: Mrs., and Miss Clara
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KAHN: Charles
KAHNWEILER: Louis
KAHNWEILER: Mr. A.B.·
KAHNWEILER: Mr. D.
KAHNWEILER: Mr. Louis, A.B., S.B.
KAHNWEILER: Mr. S.B.
KAISER: Miss Mattie
KAISER: Mrs.
KANE: Miss carrie
KANE: Miss Mary, Mr. James
KANNEAR: Ed., Will S.
KANSIG: Miss Caroline
KARSE: Miss Katie
KASSOLD: Paul, E.A.
KATZENSTEIN: Mrs. A.
KATZENSTEIN: Mrs. A.
KAVANAUGH: Agnes
KEAN: Eliza, Wm.
KEAN: Miss Myra E.
KEAN: Mrs. Thos.
KEARNS: Eva
KEEFER: Byron F.
KEEFER: Mrs.
KEEFER: Mrs. A.
KEEFER: Mrs. A.
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KEELER: Mrs. Henry
KEELER: Mrs. S.R.
KEELER: Mrs. S.R.
KEELER: Mrs. Sue
KEENEY: Hon. Jas. F.
KEIFER: 1 Warren Jr., ex-Speaker
KEIFER: Mrs. Fletcher .
KEISER: Henry
KELEHER: David, new boy
KELEHER: Mrs. Daniel, Mr., Kate, Mrs.
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KELLEY: Harry E., Hon Harrison
KELLEY: Miss Herma, Hon. Harrison
KELLEY: Miss Herma, Hon. Harrison
KELLEY: Miss Herma, Senator Harrison
KELLEY: Mr. &amp; Mrs. John
KELLEY: Mr. John
KELLOGG: Fred, Vernon
KELLOGG: Miss
KELLY: Eva
KELLY: Mr.
KELLY: Mrs. lB., Miss Lizzie
KELSALL: Rev.
KELSEY: Henry D.
KELSEY: Miss Harriet M.
KELSEY: Mrs.
KELSEY: Mrs. Abigail M.
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KELSEY: Nellie, Cora
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KELSO: Mrs.
KEMBERUNG: David A.
KEMBLE: Mr. Cyrus
KEMMERER: John
KEMMERER: W.H.
KEMMERRER: Mrs.
KEMP: Mr. James
KENDALL: Mrs. H.A.
KENNEDY: Dan
KENNEDY: Eva L.
KENNEDY: Major T.H., captain W.B.
KENNEDY: Miss
KENNEDY: Miss Belle M. and T.H.
KENNEDY: Miss Eva L., Mr &amp; Mrs L.l,
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KENYON: John S.
KERBY: Mr. BenjaminF.
KERR: Mr &amp; Mrs James M.
KERR: Mr. TIlos.
KERSEY: Nereus
KESSLER: F.A.
KESTING: Miss Bertha
KESTING: Mr. H.
KESTING: Miss Bertha
KESTING: Wilhelmina
KEYES: William
KEYS: Mrs.
KIEFFER: C.W.
KILLAM: Mrs.
KILLWORTH: Mr &amp; Mrs Isaac
KILLWORTH: Mr. Isaac
KILWORTH: Abram, Jacob, Isaac
KILWORTH: Bertie A., H. and Emma V.
KILWORTH: Emma Whaley
KILWORTH: 15., Miss Cora
KILWORTH: Miss Cora C.
KILWORTH: Miss Nellie
KILWORTH: Miss Nellie
KILWORTH: Mr. Isaac
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KIMCHL: Joseph A.
KINBO: Susan
KI NG: Conductor
KING: Isaac "Ike"
KI NG: Jessie
KING: Miss Cora
KING: Mrs.
KING: Mrs. Laura
KING: Rev. V.M.
KINGMAN: Mr. Fred H.
KINGSBURY: Lydia Stone
KINNEAR: E., W.s.
KINNEAR: Ed., W.S.
KINNEAR: W.S.
KINNEAR: W.s.
KINNEAR: W.S.
KINNEAR: W.s.
KINNEY: Lorena
KINSIE: Charlie
KIRBY: Dr. D.E.
KIRBY: George, Thomas
KIRCHOFF: Mrs., Geo.
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KNAPP: Mrs.
KNITILE: Mrs. Albert
KNImE: Mrs. Henry, Grace, Albert
KNOBLESDORFF: Colonel Charles
KNOX: Oara Oldham
KNUDSEN: Knud
KNUDSEN: Miss I.M.
KOEHLER: Miss Annie E.
KOEHLER: Miss Emma
KOLB: Mr. C.E.
KONE: Miss Liuie
KOOGLE: Mr. J.W.
KOONS: Miss Mada
KOONS: Mr. W.H.
KOSS: Miss May
KOSfENBADER: Mr. D.N.
KOSfENBODER: A.
KRAMER: Dr.
KREMER: Frank
KRETSINGER: D.L.
KRIEGE: Rev. E.H.
KROH: O.H.
KROKER: Herman
KUBRO: Mrs. E.M.
KUNKEL: infant of Mr &amp; Mrs J.J.
KYLE: Lottie
LABARRIERNE: Julia
LACEY: James
LACY: Mr. Fred

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LADD: [Miss]
LADD: Miss Emma
LADD: Miss Emma S.
LADD: Mrs. EJ.
LADD: Mrs. Eliza J., Hon. E.D.
LAFEVRE: Ed.
LAHNE: Mr. Charles P.
LAHRMAN: Mr.
LAIDLAW: Robert
LAMB: Miss Minnie
LAMBERTSON: B.P.
LAMBERTSON: B.P.
LAMBERTSON: Mr. B.P.
LAMBERTSON: Mrs. B.P.
LAMBERTSON: Mrs. Mary, B.P.
LAMON: Hattie Bell
LAMON: Mr. John J., Mr. W.H.
LAMON: Mrs. Hattie
LANCASTER: Mrs.
LANDECKER: Abe
LANDECKER: David
LANDECKER: Mr. Dan
LAN DECKER: Mrs. D., Carrie
LANDER: Eda catherine, Jacob, catherine
LANDER: Mr. Otto
LANDER: Otto P.
LANDERKER: David
LANDON: Mr. Herbert

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LANE: Emma
LANE: James H.
LANE: Mary E.
LANE: Mrs.
LANE: Mrs.
LANE: Mrs. Gen.
LANE: Mrs. General, Jas. H.
LANE: Mrs. James H.
LANE: Mrs., Jim, Senator
LANE: Squire M.
LANE: T.G., Senator
LANE: Thomas, Mrs. Merriam, General
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LANE: Wright
LANGDON: Mrs. Geo. H.
LANGDON: Mrs. Lulu
LANGDON: Mrs. Lulu
LANGWORTHY: Miss Annie
LAN1Z: Mr. Harry l.
LAPHAM: Miss Mattie
LAPTAD: Mr &amp; Mrs Henry
LAPTAD:Mr. Henry and boy
LARUE: samuel
LASHER: Fred. R.
LATCHUM: Mr. George
LAUTERBECK: Herman

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LAWRENCE: Amos A.
LAWRENCE: Amos A.
LAWRENCE: Dr. and Mrs.
LAWRENCE: Dr. e.W., wife
LAWRENCE: Hon. Amos A.
LAWRENCE: Mr &amp;. Mrs M.L.
LAWRENCE: Mrs. Dr.
LAWRENCE: W.e.
LAWS: Charles, Cora, John
LAWS: E.
LAWSON: captain John
LAWSON: John
-LAWSON: John
LAWSON: Lewis
LAWSON: Lewis
LAWTON: Leslie
LAYMAN?: Mr. Edward-T.
LEACH: L.H.
LEACH: Mr. L.H.
LEACH: Mr. R.e.
LEACH: Robt. E., Mr &amp;. Mrs Thomas
LEAMER: Miss Kate, Mr. William
LEAMER: Wm.
LEARNARD: Col. O.E.
LEARNARD: Col. O.E.
LEARNARD: Miss Helen, Col. O.E.
LEARNARD: O.E.
LEARNED: Mrs. Harry A.
LEE: Grant, Mr &amp;. Mrs Sam

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LEE: Mrs. Mary, Mark
LEEPER: Mr. A.
LEEPER: Mr. A.
LEEPER: Mrs. Gilbert, Mirs. Allen
LEESE: Mrs.
LEGATE: Mr &amp;. Mrs. J.F.
LEHMAN: Mr.
LEHR: Geo.
LEHR:Geo.
LEHR: Geo., Philip
LEISEY: James
LEIS: Carroll
LEIS: George
LEIS: George, Wm. J.
LEIS: Mrs. Geo.
LEIS: Mrs. Geo.
LEIS: Mrs. George
LEIS:-son of Wm. And Amy
LEITER: Lee
LEITER: Mr. Lee
LEIUTWEILER: Sarah A., Rudolph
LEMART: Mr &amp;. Mrs
LEMMON: Mr. Park
LEMMON: Park
LENHART: boy of Mr. and Mrs.
LEONARD: Dr. W.Y.
LEONARD: Henry
LEONARD: Henry, Sophia
LEONARD: Jack
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LEONARD: Mr. Fred
LEONARD: Mr. H.B., baby girl
LEONARD: Mrs. Sophia
LEONARD: Mrs. W.B.
LEONARD: Sophia
LEONARD: W. Y.
LePAGE: Miss Mary
LESCHER: Miss
LeSEUR: O.c.
LESHER: Miss Addie
LESLIE: James
LeSUER: Owen
LEVESTY: Wm.
LEVETT: Mr &amp;. Mrs John
LEVETTE: David, John
LEVY: Miss Bertha
LEVY: Mrs. Charles, Fannie
LEW?: Mrs.
LEWERS: Harry M.
LEWERS: Mr. Harry
LEWIS: Lewis, C.J.
LEWIS: c.J.
LEWIS: Charles, Jacob
LEWIS: Dave
LEWIS: G.A.
LEWIS: G.A., Miss Emma
LEWIS: George Albert, Emma
LEWIS: Harry
LEWIS: John.Eo

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LEWIS: Mary
LEWIS: Miss Emma
LEWIS: Miss Emma, Mr. Albert
LEWIS: Miss Mary E., casper
LEWIS: Miss May
LEWIS: Mr &amp;. Mrs A.C.
LEWIS: Mr &amp;. Mrs R.S., Ruth
LEWIS: Mr. J.E.
LEWIS: Mr. R.S.
LEWIS: Mr. Robert
LEWIS: Mr. Robert S.
LEWIS: Mr. Walter D.
LEWIS: Mrs.
LEWIS: Mrs. A.C.
LEWIS: Mrs. A.C.
LEWIS: Mrs. Alex.
LEWIS: Mrs. Elex.
LEWIS: Mrs. John, Mr. Joseph, Alex
LEWIS: Mrs. R.S.
LEWIS: Mrs. R.S., Ruth
LEWIS: Mrs. Robert
LEWIS: Mrs. Robert, Ruth
LEWIS: Mrs. Robert, Ruth
LEWIS: Mrs. Robt. and child
LICHER: Mrs. H.
LIGHTCAP: Dr.
LIGHTWILER: Mr. Rudolph, Sarah
LIMCQCK: W.G.
LINCOLN: Mrs.
LINCOLN: Mrs. A.F.

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�LINDLEY: Mr. William
LINDLEY: Miss Lelia
LINDLEY: W.L.
LINDSEY: capt. H.C.
LINDSEY: Gertie Norton
LINDSEY: Mrs. Gertie?
LING: Mrs. Emily
LINQUIST: Mrs. c.c.
LINSEY: G.N.
LIPPENCOTI: Joshua E.
LIPPENCOTI: Mr. George, Chancellor
LIPPENCOTI: Prof. lA.
LIPPENCOTI: Rev. Dr. J.A.
LIPPINCOTI: Mr. Barlow
LIPPINCOTI: Mrs. Dr., Barlow
LIPPINCOTI: Rev. B.C., ,Chancellor
LIPSCOM: May
LIPSIS: Miss Clara
LISK: OJ.
LITCHFIELD: Alice
LITCHFIELD: Miss Emma, Mary
LITCHFIELD: Mr. FA, son
LITCHFIELD: Mr. James
LITILE: E., Ed
LITILE: E.C.
LmLE: E.C.
LmLE: Ed. c.
LITILE: Ed., Miss Sue
LITILE: Theodore and E.C.
LIVERMORE: Mr. A.

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LOCK: Mr &amp; Mrs
LOCKS: Mr. 1
LOCKSTON: Miss Lillie
LOESCH: Miss Emma
LOESCHNER: Mrs. E.
LOHNES: Miss Clara J.
LOHR: Mrs. Emma
LONG: Miss Emele
LONG: Mr. W.s.
LONG: Mrs. W.
LONGFELLOW: Mrs., Jake
LONGWORTH: Mr. Frank
LOOFBOURROW: Mrs.
LOOMIS: Mr.
LOOMIS: Mr. N.H.
LOOMIS: Mrs.
LOPER: Mrs., child
LOSMAN: Miss A.M.
LOTHARIE: Gay
LOTI: 10.
LOTI: Mr &amp; Mrs J.D.
LOTI: Mr. J.D.
LOTI: Mr. J.D.
LOU?: Rev. J.A.N.
LOUBOURROW: W.P., Miss Gracie
LOUIS: Alex
LOUIS: Grandma
LOUIS: John F.
LOVE: Mrs. Alex.
LOVE: Mrs. Alex.

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�LOVE: Squire M.
LOVEJOY: Chas. H., Julia L.
LOVEJOY: Mrs. Julia L., Rev. CH.
LOVELACE: Mrs. Joseph
LOVELAND: Miss Sadie
LOVELAND: Miss Sallie
LOVELAND: Miss Sallie
LOVELAND: Miss Sallie
LOVELAND: Miss Sallie
LOVELAND: Miss Sallie E.
LOVEn': Messrsl
LOVEn': Mr. T.
LOVEn': Thomas D. Jr.
LOVEWELL: Miss Nettie
LOVIn: Mrs. RA.
LOW: Miss Aggie
LOW?: Mrs.
LOWE: Judge
LOWE: Mr. Abram, Miss Maude
LOWE: W.B., M.E.
LOWENTHAL: Mr. Lou
LOWENTHALL: Mr &amp; Mrs
LOWER: Alfred B.LOWREY: John and Thomas
LUCKON: Johanna, August
LUDDON: Mrs.
LUDINGTON
LUDINGTON: Annie
LUDINGTON: G.H., Mrs. H.H.
LUDINGTON: H.H., RW.?

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LUDINGTON: Hon. R.W.
LUDINGTON: Miss Angie
LUDINGTON: Miss Angie
LUDINGTON: Mr &amp; Mrs R.W.
LUDINGTON: Mr. H.H.
LUDINGTON: Mrs. R.w.
LUDINGTON: RW.
LUDINGTON: R.W.
LUDINGTON: RW.
LUDINGTON: R.W.
LUM: Miss Fannie, Rev. S.T. [So Y.?]
LUNDY: Mrs.
LUNDY: Mrs. Mary A., J.L.
LUSHER: Dr.
LUTHER: Mr &amp; Mrs CM.
LUTHER: Mrs. CM.
LUTZ: Fred, Will
LYMAN: D.G.
LYMAN: Mr. W.L.
LYMAN: Wm., Wm. Jr.
LYON: Mrs.
LYON: Mrs.
LYON: Mrs. M.H.
LYON: R.A.
LYONS: Charles, Mamie
LYONS: Mrs. M.H.
MACK: Miss Katie
MACK: Mr. Billy
MACK: Mrs. J.
MACKENZIE: Miss, Mrs. W.R.

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MACKENZIE: Mr. Hugh Russell Gun
MACKENZIE: Mr. W.R.
MACKENZIE: Mrs. W.R.
MACKENZIE: Mrs. William R.
MACKENZIE: W.R.
MACKENZIE: W.R.
MACKEY: Mr. A.D.
MACKEY: Mrs. A.D.
MACKEY: S.E.
MACKEY: Sam
MACKNIGHT: James A.
MACOMBE: Mrs.
MACOMBER: H.R., R.
MACOMBER: Mr.
MACOMBER: R.
MADDOX: Josiah, Johnathon
MAGILL: Dr. W.E.
MAGILL: Mrs. Addie and Arthur
MAGILL: Mrs. W.E.
MAHAN: Clarke
MALLARD: Miss Alice F.
MALLARD: son of John and Rosie
MALLISON: Harry
MALLISON: Miss
MALLISON: Miss Emma, Nellie, Harry
MALLISON: Miss Sadie
MALLISON: Miss Sadie M., Mr &amp; Mrs
Samuel
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MANIER: Mr. Ad. &amp; wife
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MANLEY: M.M
MANLEY: Mrs., Edith, Mamie, Mr.
MANLY: Misses Edith and May
MANNING: Miss Kate, Daniel
MANSFIELD: Charley
MANSFIELD: Miss Laura, Maud
MANSFIELD: Miss Laura, Miss Maude
MANSFIELD: Miss Laura, Mr. Wm.
MANSFIELD: Miss Laure, Miss Maude
MANSFIELD: Misses Maude and Laura
MANSFIELD: Mrs. Wm., Miss Maud
MANSUR: Eliza J.
MANTER: Fred
MANTER: Fred
MANTER: Fred
MANTER: Fred
MANTER: Mr &amp; Mrs Add
MANTER: Mr &amp; Mrs Edward
MANTER: Mr. Fred
MANWARRING: Wm.
MANZER: Mrs.
MANZER: Sumner
MARBLE: O.c.
MARCELL: F.A.
MARCH: Col., George
MARCH: Frank
MARCH: George and brother
MARCH: Miss Anna E.
MARCH: Miss Anna, Master Ed, Frank
MARCH: Miss Anna, Miss Jo

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MARCH: Mrs. L.M.
MARCH: Prof.
MARGERAND: Mr. Will
MARKLEY: Mary J.
MARKLEY: Mr &amp; Mrs O.E.
MARKLEY: Mr. Orrin
MARKS: Miss carrie
MARKS: Mr. A.
MARKS: Mr. Samuel, Alex.
MARKS: Mr. Sol
MARKS: Mr. Sol
MARKS: Mr. Sol, Mr. Alex.
MARKS: Mr. Sol, Mr. Alex.
MARKS: Mr. SoL, Alex.
MARKS: Mrs. Samuel, Alex., Sol.
MARKS: Mrs. Sol.
MARKS: Sam, Miss carrie, Sol
MARKS: Sol
MARKS: Sol, baby girl
MARKS: Sol.
MARBINER: Mr &amp; Mrs Chas.
MARSH: D.W.
MARSH: Mr. R.H.
MARSH: Mrs. D.P.
MARSH: Nellie Enos
MARSH: Prof. Arthur R.
MARSH: Rev. L. Milton
MARSHAL: William Anderson
MARSHALL: Abe, s.c.

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MARSHALL: John E., Julia, Albert
MARSHALL: Mrs. Wm. S.
MARTELL: Mr. Ambrose
MARTELL: Mrs. Lucy, Ambrose
MARTIN: 10.
MARTIN: Mr. John
MARTIN: Dr. and Mrs.
MARTIN: Dr. and Mrs.
MARTIN: Fritz, Henry
MARTIN: Fritz, Henry
MARTIN: Geo.
MARTIN: Henry, Henry M., Fritz
MARTIN: Henry, Mrs. Elizabeth, Mary
MARTIN: lL.
MARTIN: Jim
MARTIN: John E., Judge John
MARTIN: Ullie
MARTIN: Mary
MARTIN: Miss Jeanie B.
MARTIN: Miss tvlollie E.
MARTIN: Miss Mollie, Robert, Martha
MARTIN: Mrs.
MARTIN: William Edgar
MARTIN: Wm.
MARVIN: H.S. and Dr.
MARVIN: Miss Mina
MARVIN: Miss Mina
MARVIN: Miss Mina E.
MARVIN: Miss Mina, .chancellor
MARVIN: Mrs. Dr.

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MARVIN: Mrs. James, Miss Mina
MARVIN: Mrs. Prof. F.O.
MARXER: Mary
MASON: Fred, R.D.
MASON: Freddy, Allie
MASON: John
MASON: L.P.
MASON: Mr. L.P.
MASON: SW.
MASS: John L., Elizabeth
MATHESON: D.
MATHESON: Geo. N.
MATHEWS: "Skp"
MATHEWS: Dr. L.M.
MATHEWS: Prof. D.
MATHEWS: William
MATTESON
MATTHEWS: Miss Eliza
MATTHEWS: Mr.
MAXSON: William P.
MAXWELL: Miss Edna E.
MAXWELL: Rebecca
MAY: AJ.
MAY: Master Jimmie
MAY: Mrs. Dr.
MAY: Mrs. John
MAY: Mrs. John
MAYLES: Miss Mamie
MAYNE: Mr.

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McADOW: Misses Emma and Hattie
McALLASTER: B.A., O. W.
McALLASTER: Miss Helen
McALLASTER: Mr.
McALLASTER: Mrs. B.A., Mrs. O.W.
McALLASTER: Mrs. OW.
McALLASTER: Mrs. O.W.
McALLISTER: Miss Helen, Mr &amp; Mrs B.
McALLISTER: Mr. B., O.W.
McALLISTER: Mr. Birdsall A.
McALLISTER: Mrs. O.W.
McBRIDE: Mr. Dan
McCAGE: Miss Nellie
McCAGNE: Mr. Arch
McCAGUE: Walter
McCALL: Mrs.
McCALL: Mrs.
McCANABN (McCANNAN): John
McCANDLESS: Miss Kate B.
McCANN: Miss Lizzie
McCANN: Mr. W.e.
McCANN: Will
McCANN: Will and mother
McCANN: Will, mother
McCANN: Will.
McCANN: Wm. H.
McCANNAN?: John
McCARNN: Miss lizzie
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McCARROLL: Mr., Mrs.
McCARROLL: Mrs. lH.
McCARROLL: Mrs. lH.
McCARTHY: Mr. Daniel
McCARTHY: Mrs. George
McCARTY: Frederic Arthur, Wm. F.,
Rachael
McCAUL: Mrs.
McCAULEY: Prof. H.W.
McCAULLAY: Mr. Henry W.
McCAY: Sallie
McCLASKY: Mr. lR.
McCLELLAN: Mr. D., A.B.
McCLENAHAN: John
McCUNTOCK: Carl, Mr. A.L.
McCUNTOCK: Mr.
McCLURE: Jos.
McCLURE: Miss Lora A.
McCLURE: Miss Lou P.
McCLURE: Misses Mamie and Cora, Robert
McCLURE: Mrs.
McCLURE: Mrs. E.C.
McCLURE: Mrs. IT.
McCOACH: Annie M., John
McCOACH: Mr. John
McCOGUE: Mrs.
McCOMB: Miss Maggie
McCONNEL: Mrs. Mary
McCONNELL: Mr. E.L.

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McCONNELL: Ed.
McCONNELL: J.E.
McCONNELL: Miss Agnes
McCONNELL: Miss Marian
McCONNELL: Mr. Ed., new baby
McCONNELL: Mr. S.G., S.G. Jr.
McCONNELL: Mr. Will
McCONNELL: Mrs. Mary
McCONNELL: Mrs. R.S., Mr &amp; Mrs John
McCONNELL: S.G.
McCONNELL: S.G.
McCONNELL: S.G. and baby boy
McCORD: Miss Jessie
McCORMICK: Ed.
McCOY: County Commissioner
McCOY: Miss Lizzie, Arthur
McCOY: Mr.
McCOY: Mr. L.c.
McCOY: Mr. Samuel and family
McCOY: Mrs. Samuel
McCOY: Mrs. Samuel, Miss Lizzie
McCUNE: Miss Ella
McCURDY: Cemmon, F.A., R.A.
McCURDY: Freddy A" F.A., Ray
McCURDY: G.F.
McCURDY: Miss Annie
McCURDY: Mr. James
McCURDY: Mr. P.A.
McCURDY: Mr. Peter Sr.

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McCURDY: Mrs. Hattie E.
McCURDY: Reese
McDONALD: Daniel, Duncan
McDONALD: Dr., Prof.
McDONALD: Mr. M.A.
McDONALD: Mr. M.A.
McDONALD: Mrs.
McDONALD: Mrs.
McDONALD: Mrs. Minnie
McDONALD: Rev. W., Prof.
McDONALD: William Jr., Rev. W.
McDOUGAL: David
McDOUGAL: Mr. D.
McDOUGALL: Rev. Mr. and daughter
McDOUGLE: Dan, Mrs. Emma
McDOUGLE: Rev. A.
McEWAN: Mrs. John, Carrie
McEWAN: Rev.
McEWAN: Rev. D.S.
McFADDEN: Geo.
McFARLAND: John
McFARLAND: Miss May
McFARLAND: Miss Ollie, Miss Lizzie
McFARLAND: Miss Viola, Lizzie
McFARLAND: Miss Viola, Mr. M.W., Miss
Lizzie

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McFARLAND: Mr.
McFARLAND: Mr. John
McFARLAND: Mr. M.W.
McFARLAND: Mr. W.N., Mrs. D.
McFARLAND: Mrs. D., R.S.
McFARLAND: Mrs. R.S., Miss Mattie
McFARLAND: R.S.
McFARLANE: Mr. Ben
McGEE: Miss Virdilla, carlia, Tom
McGEE: George Jr.
McGEE: Henry
McGEE: James c., A.N., Jake
McGEE: Mrs. J.J.
McGHEE: Mrs. D.A.
McGILL: Mrs.
McGONIGAL: Charles S.
McGRADE: Frank
McGRATH: Mr.
McILEARY: Prof. E.L.
McILRAVY: E., H.G.
McILRAVY: H.G.
McILRAVY: Mrs. RJ.
McILRAVY: Prof. E.L.
McINTIRE: Miss Sennie
McINTIRE: Mr &amp; Mrs L.O.
McINTIRE: Mr &amp; Mrs R.B., L.O.
McINTIRE: R.B.,L.O.
McINTOSH: Miss Mary A.
McKAY: Miss Anna

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MCKEAN: Miss Virginia
McKEAN: Miss Virginia, Mr. Thomas
MCKEE: lR.
McKENZIE: Mr &amp; Mrs
MCKENZIE: Mr. TIlos.
McKENZIE: W.R.
MCKERCHER: J.G.
McKIBBEN: Miss Emma L.
MCKIBBIN: James
McKIBBIN: Miss Emma L.
McKIM: Daniel
McKIM: Mrs. 1M. and brother
McKINNEY: Jack
MCKNIGHT: Miss Lillie
McKNIGHT: Mr. E.S.
McLAIN: Mr &amp; Mrs Frank
MCLAIN: Mr. Frank
MCLAIN: Mr. M.F.
MCLAIN: W.H., John
MCLAREN: Geo., lD.
MCLAREN: lD.
MCLAREN: Miss Mary
McLAUGHUN: Mr.
MCLEAN: Mary E., Loyd R.
McLEOD: Mr. P.H.
MCLEOD: Mr. P.H.
MClEOD: P.H.
MCLOUTH: Mr. Chas. M.
McMAHON: Miss Emma

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McMILLAN: Mr. lW.
McMILLAN: Mrs. M.G.
McMILLAN: W.H., George
McMILLAN: Winnie
McMILLAN: Winnie
McMILLAN: Winnie, capt. E.C.
McMILLAN: Winnie, Mr. lW.
McMILtIAN: Mr. &amp; Mrs.
McMILUAN: Mrs.
McMURRY: Mrs. Isabelle, Mr. James
McNEES: Mrs.
McNEES: Mrs. Sarah, lA.
McNEESE: Jas. A., Mrs.
McNEIL: Daniel C.
McNEILL: Dr. D.C.
McPHERSON: J.S.
McQUISTON: Wm.
McWOOD: Wm.
MEAD: James
MEAD: Mrs.
MEADE: Frank A.
MEADE: Frank, baby boy
MEAIRS: Wm.
MEANS: Mr. Jas.
MEARES
MEEK: Father, C.M.
MEEKER: I.M.
MEEKER: Master George and aunt
MEFFORD: Mrs. RJ.

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MEINKE: Emma
MELDA: Mrs.
MELLUISH: A., Frank
MELLVILLE: infant of Edward W., Mr. W.G.
MELLVILLE: W.G.
MELVILLE: Edward W.
MELVILLE: G.W., Ed
MELVILLE: Miss Nellie
MELVIN: Miss Nita
MELVIN: Mr. R.L.
MENA: Miss Eliza
MENDENHALL: A.S.
MENDENHALL: Ada
MENET: Helen P.
MENET: F.
MENET: Frank
MENET: Frank
MENET: Mr. Frank
MENET: Mr. Frank
MENEY:Miss
MENGER: Mrs. A.G.
MENGER: Otto, A.G., c.A.
MERCER
MERCER: Rev. Washington
MERCHANT: son of Mr. Nelson
MERRIDITH: Mrs.
MERRILL: FJ.
MERRILL: J.F.
MERRITT: Rev. J.T.

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MESERVEY: E.C.
MESERVEY: E.C.
MESERVEY: Mr. Albert B., E.C.
MESERVEY: Mrs. M.H.
MESSENGER: Albert
MESSENGER: Mr.
MESSER: Sylvia and Fred W.
METCALF: Bathilda Snyder
METCALFE: Geo.
METCALFE: George
METHERALL: Christopher
METTNER: Mr. F.F.
MEITZ: Mrs. Gilbert, Freddie
MEYER: Mrs. E.L.
MEYERS: Henry
MEYERS: Miss Ida
MEYERS: Mrs. Ella
MIDDAUGH: Mr. Jacob
MIETH: Annie
MILEHAM: Elwood, John
MILEHAM: Miss Gertie
MILEHAM: Mr &amp; Mrs John, Elwood
MILEHAM: Mr. Harry, Hon. John
MILES: capt.
MILES: Col. lO.
MILES: Dr.
MILES: Dr. and lD.
MILES: Dr. 5.5., lD.
MILES: Dr., lD.

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MILES: John
MILES: Miss Alice, lD.
MILES: Miss Helen, Maj. 10.
MILES: Mr. J.D., Miss Lena
MILES: Mr. 10., Miss Sue
MILES: Mr. Wm.
MILFORD: Miss Bertha
MILFORD: Miss Lida
MILFORD: Mrs.
MILFORD: Mrs.
MILFORD: Mrs. Gee.
MILLARD: Mr &amp; Mrs Frank
MILLARD: Mrs. F.O.
MILLARD: Mrs. Frank
MILLARD: Mrs. Frank
MILLARD: Mrs. Frank
MILLARD: Mrs. Frank
MILLARD: Mrs. Frank
MILLARD: Mrs. Frank
MILLARD: Mrs. Frank
MILLER: Mr. Lyndon K.
MILLER: Mrs. Frank J., Dr.
MILLER: Carlisle
MILLER: Carlisle, Judge Josiah, Orem
MILLER: Catherine
MILLER: DavidMILLER: Dr. V.G.
MILLER: Dr. V.G., Frank
MILLER: F.C., Dr. V.G.

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MILLER: Frank
MILLER: Frank
MILLER: Frankie
MILLER: Glen
MILLER: J.T.
MILLER: Julius
MILLER: Julius
MILLER: Lloyd, Hugh
MILLER: M" Willie
MILLER: Martin
MILLER: Mary
MILLER: Maynard
MILLER: Miss Kittie
MILLER: Miss Lizzie
MILLER: Miss Lizzie J., Professor
MILLER: Miss Lizzie, Miss Mary
MILLER: Miss Maud
MILLER: Mr &amp; Mrs Prof.
MILLER: Mr. Ed., Dr.
MILLER: Mr. Frank
MILLER: Mr. Geo., Adele
MILLER: Mr. James, girl
MILLER: Mr. M.L.
MILLER: Mr. W.F.
MILLER: Mrs. -E., Mary
MILLER: Mrs. Eliiabeth
MILLER: Mrs. Frank, Dr. V.G.
MILLER: Mrs. Judge, Carlisle
MILLER: Mrs. Prof.

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MILLER: Mrs. Prof. E.
MILLER: Mrs. Susannah, William
MILLER: Mrs. W.e.
MILLER: Mrs., Glen l.
MILLER: Mrs., William
MILLER: Prod.
MILLER: Prof. E.
MILLER: R.H.
MILLER: Rev. e.W.
MILLER: Rev. Dr.
MILLER: Rev. Dr.8 A
MILLER: Rev. George
MILLER: Rev. George, Wm.
MILLER: Robert
MILLER: Robert (1839, 1858)
MILLER: Robert H, Hon JOSiah, Rev.
George, Mr. William

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MILLER: Robert H.
MILLER: Robert H.
MILLER: son of Mr. W.K.
MILLER: twins of Mr. Aaron
MILLS: capt. A.R., mother
MILLS: captain, mother
MILLS: Clifford, Austin R., Etta
MILLS: Mr. E.T.
MILNER: Mr. J. Alexander
MILTON: Mrs. B.W.
MINER: Charles F.
MITCHELL: capt. John

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MITCHELL: Rev. D.P.
MITCHELL: Annie
MITCHELL: John e.
MITCHELL: Miss Georgie
MITCHELL: Miss Lucy
MITCHEM: e.W.
MOAK: Billy
MOESSNER: C.F.
MOESSNER: c.R.
MOESSNER: Christian
MOESSNER: Christian (Christer)
MOHLER: Mrs. George J.
MONROE: Bert
MONROE: Mrs.
MONROE: Mrs. J., Mr. A.
MONTGOMERY: Mrs.
MONTGOMERY: Miss Helen A.
MONTGOMERY: Miss Nellie
MONTGOMERY: Mrs. Frank
MONTGOMERY: Mrs. Laura
MONTGOMERY: W.P.
MONTGOMERY: W.P.
MONTGOMERY: W.P.
MOODY: H.C.
MOODY: Mr. M.W.
MOODY: Mrs.
MOODY: Mrs. Henry
MOON: Miss Anna
MOORE: Miss e.l.
MOORE: Mrs. E.B., Birdie

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MOORE: Albert
MOORE: Albert
MOORE: e.D.
MOORE: Charles D.
MOORE: Charles D.
MOORE: Charley D.
MOORE: Chas. D.
MOORE: Dr. John T.
MOORE: Ed.
MOORE: Hal e., Mr &amp; Mrs R.R.
MOORE: IN.
MOORE: Miss
MOORE: Miss Emma
MOORE: Miss Emma
MOORE: Miss Lavina
MOORE: Miss Robena
MOORE: Miss Sarah
MOORE: Mr.
MOORE: Mr. Albert
MOORE: Mr. Charles D.
MOORE: Mr. Charles E.
MOORE: Mr. Chas. F.
MOORE: Mr. Chas., wife
MOORE: Mr. E.B.
MOORE: Mr. Geo., Dr.
MOORE: Mr. H.T.
MOORE: Mr. Hugh, Mr. Sam, Albert, Miss
Alice

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MOORE:
MOORE:
MOORE:
MOORE:
MOORE:
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Mr. Sam, Col. H.L.
Mr. Sam., Col., Mrs.
Mr. Tom
Mrs.
Mrs. Colonel H.L.
Mrs. Emma H., R.R., Mamie,

MOORE: Mrs. H.T.
MOORE: Mrs. Harey T.
MOORE: Mrs. Hugh, Annie
MOORE: Mrs. R.R.
MOORE: Mrs. Rev. H.H., Mrs. Col.
MOORE: Mrs. S.B.
MOORE: R.R.
MOORE: Reverend H.H., Col. H.L.
MOORE: Rory
MOORE: Rory, Mr. Sam
MOORE: Samuel
MOORE: Scott, Minnie
MOORE: Sue (Mrs. Harry T.)
MOORE: Thomas M.
MOORE; Miss Lou
.MooRE?: Mr.
MOPHET: Mrs. Alice
MORAN: John
MOREY: Jennie
MORGAN: Mr. W.Y.
MORGAN: W.A., W.Y.
MORGAN: W.e.
MORGAN: W.Y.

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MORRIS: Dr.
MORRIS: Dr.
MORRIS: Dr. R.
MORRIS: Dr. R.
MORRIS: George, Andrew
MORRIS: J.S.
MORRIS: Miss Clara
MORRIS: Mr. G. W.
MORRIS: Mrs Dr., Nellie
MORRIS: .Mrs.
MORRIS: Mrs. Dr.
MORRIS: Mrs. Dr.
MORRIS: Mrs. Jennie
MORRIS: Mrs. Polly
MORRIS: Mrs., Miss Ella
MORRISON: Harry, Mr &amp; Mrs C.H.
MORRISON: J. 5., Miss Nellie
MORRISON: Maj. 1S.
MORRISON: Mr. Ed. C.
MORRISON: Mrs. M.
MORROW: cal Robert
MORROW: Miss Kate
MORROW: Miss Kate
MORROW: Miss Kate S.
MORROW: Miss Kate, Robert
MORROW: Mr. George
MORROW: Mr. Robert
MORROW: Mr. Robert Jr.
MORROW: Mrs. R. and Miss Kate

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MORROW: Richard
MORROW: Robert C., Robert
MORSE: Mr &amp; Mrs F.D.
MORSE: O.E.
MORSE: WJ.
MORTON: Gertie
MORTON, Miss Dora
MOSES: Miss Sallie
MOSES: Mrs. William
-MOSLER: Mrs. LL.
MOSS: Mr. A.1
MOSSlER: I.L. and baby girl
MOSSlER: J.L.
MOSSlER: Mr. H.L., Mr. I.L.
MOSSlER: Mrs. I.L.
MOTON: Sarah, Robert
MOTI: Mr. R.1
MOTI: Mrs. A.
MOTI: Mrs. Mary
MOTIRAM: Dr.C.V.
MOTIRAM: W.K. and Dr.
MOYES: Wm.
MOYES: Wm. (1857, 1869)
MOYLE: Mrs.
MOYs: Miss Blanche
MOYs: Mrs. EJ.
MOYs: Mrs., Will, Fred
MOYs: W.H.
MOYs: W.H.
MU_SON: Mr. Cyrus C.

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MULL: George
MULL: George
MULL: infant son of E.c. and Ida
MULL: Miss Mary E.
MULL: Mr. E.c.
MULL: Mr. George
MULVANE: Mr. Will
MUNK: Mrs.
MUNRO: Mr. Donald
MUNSELL: Mr. E.A.
MUNSELL: Mr. Ernest A.
MUNSELL: Mrs. &amp; Mrs. EA.
MUORI: Miss camille
MURCH: Mrs. M.
MURDOCK: Geo.
MURPHY: Kid
MURPHY: Daniell
MURPHY: Dr. and Mrs. O. W.
.MURPHY: Mrs. Ann
MURRAY: Mr. B.
MURRAY: Mr. B.
MURRAY: Prof. Thomas S.
MURRY: Miss Mary and Prof.
MURRY: Misses Hattie and May
MURRY: Mr. B.
MURRY: Mrs.
MURRY: Rev. A.G., Miss Pearl
MURTAUGH: Mr. Jas.
MUSTARD: Mr. &amp; Mrs. c.a.

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22 Jul1883
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10 Feb 1886
27 Aug 1881
27 Dec 1883
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MYERS: Ella
MYERS: Miss Mary
MYTON: Mr. A.C.
MYTON: Mr. A.C.
NASON: Miss Ullie
NASON: Mr. H.L.
NEAL: Frank
NEAL: Mrs. Moses
NEEDHAM: Mr. Geo.
NEESE: Albert
NEFF: Mary Speer
NEFF: Mrs.
NEFF: Mrs.
NEFF: Mrs. Mary
NEFF: Mrs. Mary E.
NEFF: Mrs. Mary E., Elwood Wallace
NEIL: BJ.
NEILL: Miss Nellie
NEILL: Miss Nellie, Zelia
NEILL: Miss Zelia
NEILL: Mr. WJ., Sr. and family
NEILL: Mrs. O.B.
NEISE: Mr. Albert
NEISLEY: Mrs. lK., Miss Bertie
NEISLEY: Roberta K., Mr. lK.
NEISLY: Mr.
NELSON: Frank
NELSON: Fred H.
NELSON: Ida M.
NELSON: James

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�NELSON: Mr. O. and baby daughter
NELSON: Mrs.? Maud
NELSON: Rev. Dr.
NELSON: Rev. lA., James, Maud
NELSON: Rev. lA., Mrs.
NESBITI: Lyda M., James Huston, Huston,
Maria S.
NEUKAM: Mrs. Louisa
NEVIS: Mrs. W.W.
NEVISON: Hon. W.W., wife
NEVISON: Louis, Hon. W.W.
NEVISON: Mr &amp; Mrs W.W., Willie
NEVISON: Mr. L.E.
NEVISON: Mrs. Judge
NEVISON: Mrs. W.w.
NEVISON: Mrs. W.w.
NEVISON: Mrs. W.w.
NEVISON: Mrs. W.W.
NEVISON: Thomas, W.W.
NEVISON: Thos., W.W.
NEVISON: Will, W.w.
NEWBY: Cash
NEWBY: Miss Clara L.
NEWBY: Mr. 10., Thomas, Alice
NEWBY: Mr. Robert B.
NEWBY: Mrs. Kate
NEWCOMBE: John
NEWCOMBE: Miss Katie
NEWELL: Mr. Abraham
NEWHALL: Sam

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1 Jan 1886
20 Aug 1886
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NEWLIN: Miss Julia, Mr. &amp; Mrs. J.M., Mr. &amp;
Mrs. T.E., M.H., Mattie, Timothy, Mary,
Ernest, Lula, Mrs. M.H.

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NEWLIN: Mrs. lH.
NEWLIN: Mrs. lH.
NEWLIN: W.H.
NEWMARK: M.
NEWMARK: Mr &amp; Mrs and baby
NEWMARK: Mr &amp; Mrs M.
NEWMARK: Mr. M.
NEWMARK: Mr. M.
NEWMARK: Mrs.
NEWMARK: Mrs. Hannah
NEWMARK: Mrs. M.
NEWMARK: Mrs. M.
NEWMARK: Mrs. M.
NEWMARK: Mrs. M.
NEY: Miss Dora, Mr. Isaac, Miss Cornelia,
Miss Jennie, Mr. Charles

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16 Aug 1882
1 Aug 1884
13 Aug 1882
10 Jan 1884
23 Jul1884
13 Nov 1883
16 Jun 1882
26 Aug 1885
27 Aug 1885
3 Nov 1886
16 Jan 1885

NEYES: John N.
NICHOLCON: Geo. T.
NICHOLS: Dr.
NICHOLS: Lizzie
NICHOLS: Lizzie and Mrs.?
NICHOLS: Lizzie Nichols
NICHOLS: Mr. F.M.
NICHOLS: Mrs.
NICHOLS: Mrs.
NICHOLS: Mrs. F.P.
NICHOLS: Mrs. Prof.

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�NICHOLS: Mrs., Prof.
NICHOLS: Prof. E.L.
NICHOLS: Ransom
NICHOLSON: Dr. William, stepson
NICHOLSON: Dr.
NICHOLSON: Miss Mattie
NICHOLSON: Miss Minnie
NICHOLSON: Miss Minnie
NICHOLSON: Mr. George
NICHeLSON: Mr. George T.
NICHOLSON: Mr. Wm., Dr., Geo, T.O. &amp;
J.W.
NICHOLSON: Mrs.Geo.
NICHOLSON: Mrs. Geo. T.
NICHOLSON: Mrs. George F.
NICHOLSON: Will.
NICHOLSON: Will.
NICKELL: Mr.
NIEELEY: Mrs. lK., Miss Mary
NIND: Leroy
NIND: Roy
NIND: Roy
NIND: Roy
NIPPER: Mr. D.M.
NIXON: Mrs.
NIXON: Mrs. D.
NOBLE: Col. Geo., Misses Minnie and
Alice
NOBLE: A.O.
NOBLE: Arthur J.
NOBLE: Col. Geo
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NOBLE:
NOBLE:
NOBLE:
NOBLE:
Wall

Col.
Col.
Col.
Col.

Geo.
Geo.
George
George, Miss Alice, Lawrence,

NOBLE: Jimmy and sister
NOBLE: John T.
NOBLE: Minnie
NOBLE: Miss
NOBLE: Miss Minnie
NOBLE: Mr &amp; Mrs Geo.
NOBLE: Mr &amp; Mrs, Mr. CA.
NOBLE: Mr. CA.
NOBLE: Mr. CA.
NOBLE: Mrs. Col., Col.
NOBLE: Mrs. H.J.
NOBLE: Robert, Colonel George
NOFSKER: Emanuel
NOFSKER: Emanuel
NOFSKER: Emanuel
NOLAN: Capt. IN., W.C
NOLAN: Mrs.
NOLAN: Mrs. N.F.
NOLAN: W.C, Nick, Capt. IN., Mat.
NOLES: Mr.
NORTH: Mrs. C.H.
NORTH: Mrs. CH.
NORTHROP: Mr. George P., Reed
NORTON: Ed
NORTON: Gertie

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29 Mar 1884
1 Apr 1884
20 Apr 1886
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8 Aug 1882
19 Sep 1883
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8 Dec
8 Dec

�NORTON: Mrs. S.E.
NORWAY: D.C
NORWOOD: V.J.
NOTTBERG: Mr. G.
NOWLIN: Miss Rena
NOYES: Abbie E., Ellis B.
NOYES: Ellis B., IN.
NOYES: John W.
NOYES: Me_rit, John N.
NOYES: Miss Abbie E.
NOYES: Miss Abbie, Mrs. B.B.
NOYES: Mr.
NOYES: Mrs. D.B., Mrs. Nellie
NUFER: Mr.
O'BRIEN: Emily
O'BRIEN: Mr. John
O'BRIEN: Mr. Schuyler, D.
O'BRIEN: Mr. Wm. P.
O'BRYAN: Mr. E.D.
OCHILE, OCHRIE, or OEHRIE: Mr., Mr. G.
O'CONNOR: Mr. John, Charles
O'CONNOR: Miss Minnie
o DAILEY: Miss Sue
O'DELL: Mr. Gus
ODIE: Mr. James
OEHRLE: Mr. George
OERARD: Miss
OESCH: Louisa, Sally
OESCH: Mrs.
OESCH: Mrs., Mr. Jacob

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26 Apr 1883
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OGDEN: Isabella J.
OGDEN: Mr.&amp; Mars. John
OGDEN: Stephen
O'KEEFE: Mr. C,).
O'KEEFFE: C.l
OLDHAM: Clara
OLDHAM: Loring J., Jonathan
OL/)HAM: Mr. Will
OLDS: Miss Lillie B.
OLDS: Mrs. Rev. F.B.
OLDS: Rev. F.B.
OLIN: AS.
OLIN: AS.
OLIN: Mr &amp; Mrs AS.
OLIN: Mr. Arvin S.
OLIN: Mrs. AS.
OLIN: Prof.
OLIVER: Ethel, Mr &amp; Mrs Chas.
OLIVER: Gee. D.
OLIVER: Misses Hanna and Maggie
OLIVER: Mr &amp; Mrs Charles
OLIVER: Mr. Adam N., Jean
OLIVER: Mr. Cc.
OLIVER: Mrs. Adam
OLIVER: Mrs. Bretherton's maiden name
OLIVER: T.C., wife, baby boy
OLLIVER: George D.
OLLYER: Mrs. A
OLSON: carrie
O'MERA: Mr. carl

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�O'RIELlY: Mr. Anthony J.
ORIN: Mrs. A.
ORME: Mr. Sidney
ORME: Mrs.
ORME: Mrs. and son
ORME: Mrs., Sidney
ORME: Mrs., Sidney
ORME: Sidney
ORMS: Mrs.
ORR: Mr. Wm.
ORRWIGG: Rawson L.
OSBORN: Martha
OSBORN: Mrs. Belle, Miss Emma G.
OSBORN: Mrs. RJ.
OSBORNE: Ida, Geo. A.
OSBORNE: Mr. Samuel
OSBORNE: Mrs. Bell
OSBORNE: Mrs. Belle
OSBUN: Miss Fanny fI1.
OSBUN: Mr &amp; Mrs
OSBURN: Wm.
OSER: Miss Rosa
OSMOND: Bob
OSMOND: Miss Ida K., Rev. S.M.
OSMOND: Miss Ida, Rev. S.M.
OSMOND: Miss Lizzie, Rev. S.M., R.M.,
JeSSie

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25 Jul 1884
4 Mar 1884
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21 Mar 1885
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8 Aug 1882
27 Feb 1884
23 Aug 1882
29 Jun 1884
31 Jul 1884
17 may 1884
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OSMOND: Mr. Wm., Dr.
OSMOND: Mrs. Dr.
OSMOND: Mrs. Dr.

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OSMOND: R.M.
OSWALT: Mr. Michael, Willie
OmNGER: Peter
OlWELl: Wm. 1, Nancy E.
OWENS: Miss Emma, Frank L.
PALM: Beda
PALM: Mr. and Mrs. A.
PALM: Mrs. A.
PALM: Mrs. A.
PALM: Mrs. A.
PALM: Mrs. A., Annetta
PALMER: Barney
PALMER: Charles, Barney
PALMER: Dr. E.C.
PALMER: Gertie Norton
PALMER: Mr. A.
PALMER: Mrs. A.
PALMER: Mrs. Gertie?
PALMER: Mrs. Gertrude
PARCELLS: lW.
PARCELLS: Mr &amp; Mrs lW. and baby boy
PARCELS: John
PARHAM: Mr. Robert
PARISH: Caleb
PARISH: Ex-Superintendent
PARISH: Miss Minnie C.
PARISH: W.J.
PARKE: Mrs. 1 E.
PARKE: Mrs. John
PARKEA: Mrs. Eleanor H.

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�PARKER: Mr. Walker
PARKER: Mr. Walker
PARKER: A.E.
PARKER: Captain Leo, Mrs.
PARKER: Eleanore
PARKER: Grandma
PARKER: J,J.
PARKER: Uzzie
PARKER: Mary 1
PARKER: Miss Julia R, Mr &amp; Mrs 1
PARKER: Walter
PARKHURST: Miss Ida M., Clara, Seymour
PARKHURST: Miss Nettie
PARKS: Carrie
PARLES: Mrs. W.H.
PARUN: E.W.
PARUN: Mrs. E. W.
PARMENTER: Mrs. Prof.
PARNAM: Mrs. lB.
PARNHAM: lB.
PARNHAM: lB.
PARNHAM: lB.
PARNHAM: Mrs. lB.
PARR: Mrs. Hattie
PARREIT: Allen T.
PARRISH: Mr. W.H.
PARSONS: Henry
PARTER: Mrs. Jennie B.
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PATRICK: Mrs. Prof.

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PATRICK: Prof. G.E.
PATRICK: Prof. Geo. W. and H.S.
PATTERSON: Aaron
PATTERSON: Ariel, H.C.
PATTERSON: Conductor
PATTERSON: Helen
PATTERSON: J.D.
PATTERSON: J.D.
PATTERSON: Lucy
PATTERSON: Lucy
PATTERSON: Mr.
PATTERSON: Mrs. Mary B.
PAmE: Miss Belle
PA_TON: Dr. John
PATTON: John M.
PATTON: Mr. I.M.
PATTON: Mrs. Kate
PAUL: AI and baby girl
PAUL: Bob
PAUL: Mr. Rob
PAUL: Mr. Wm. T., Mr. Oliver
PAUL: Olive
PAYNE: John Howard, Eloise
PAYNE: Mrs.
PEABODY: Miss Alice
PEABODY: Miss Alice
PEAIRS: Miss Annia
PEAIRS: Miss Mary, H.B.
PEARCE: Janette L, L., Sarah
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PEARSON: CE.
PEARSON: child of Mr, o.
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PEARSON: Miss Alice
PEARSON: Miss Emma
PEARSON: Mr. Chas, E.
PEARSON: Mr, ME, Walter, M_ttie, Mrs,
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PEARSON: Susie
PEARSON: W, E.
PEASE, PEACE: Mr, Allen, Mr.
PEASE: Miss Lizzie
PEASE: Mr &amp; Mrs Charles
PEASE: Mr &amp; Mrs M,L.
PEASE: Mr, &amp; Mrs,
PEASE: Mr. N,L,
PEASE: Mrs, Sophia Ward
PEASELEY: Mrs, L.A,
PECK: Lewis
PECK: Mr, CB,
PECK: Mrs, A
PECK: Rev, A.C
PECK: Rev. AC, children
PEEBLES: Miss Jennie
PEGG: Miss Caroline V,
PENCHARD: Darlisa Richards
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PENFIELD: Mrs, J,C
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PENN: AH,
PERCELL: Mr, CM,C,
PERCY: Mrs, Dr,
PERKINS: Hen, O,G" F,M" L,I:i,
PERKINS: Mr. Frank
PERKINS: Mr. L.H,
PERKINS: Mr, L,H" baby boy
PERKINS: Mrs, F,M,
PERRY: Miss Hattie
PERRY: Hen, John 0,
PERRY: Miss Mable
PERRY: Miss Maggie
PERRY: Mrs, S'],
PERSHALL: Mrs, J,R,
PERSHALL: Col.
PERSHALL: Col. J,R., Sam
PERSHALL: Jessie
PERSHALL: Miss Jessie, Sam
PERSHALL: Mr, &amp; Mrs,
PERSHALL: Mrs, Col.
PERSHALL: Sam
PETEFISH: Charlie
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PETERSON: Mr. PJ.
PETERSON: Mr. PJ.
PETERSON: Mrs. Nelson
PETERSON: Mrs. PJ.
PETERSON: PJ.
PETERSON: PJ. and wife
PETRIE: Ed.
PETRIE: Mr. E.
PETRIE: Mr. R.R.
PETRIE: Mr., R.R., A.L.
PElTIBONE: Charles B.
PElTIBONE: Mr &amp; Mrs Chas.
PElTI BON E: Mrs.
PElTIBONE: Mrs. e.B.
PElTIS: Miss Emma
PETrY: Charles
PETrY: RJ.
PHELPS: H.H. and sister
PHELPS: Lucy S., Mr. N.L.
PHELPS: Mr. H.N.
PHILIPS: Miss Lulu
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PICKARD: Miss Mildred
PICKELL: Rev. H.E.
PICKERING: Miss Grace, Fred
PICKm: Clarkson C.
~ICKm: Mary Sutherland
PICKm: Mr &amp; Mrs-e.C.
PICKm: Mr. J.e. &amp; family
PICKm: Mrs.
PICKm: Mrs. e.e., baby boy
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PIERCE: Miss Annie V.
PIERSON: Cora
PIERSON: Cynthia
PIERSON: Cynthia
PIERSON: Mr &amp; Mrs Thos S.
PIERSON: Mr. Elmer E., Miss COra
PIERSON: Mr. Elmer, Miss Cora
PIERSON: Mr. J.H.
PIERSON: Mr. S.B.
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PIKE: Mrs. J.A.
PILLA: son of Mr. Chas.
PILLSBURY: Arthur J.
PINCKNEY: Mr.
PINE: Chas.
PINE: Harry
PINKNEY: W.H.
PINKNEY: Mr. W.H.
PINKSTON: J.w.
PINKSTON: J.W.
PIPER: Capt. Geo
PIPER: Emma
PIPER: G.w.
PIffiNGER: Mrs. RM.
PITTFIELD: John
PITZER: Mr. Will
PLACE: Elwood
PLACE: Elwood
PLACE: Elwood
PLACE: Mr &amp; Mrs Harry
PLACE: Mr &amp; Mrs J.T., Elwood
PLACE: Mr &amp; Mrs John
PLACE: Mr. &amp; Mrs. John T.
PLACE: Mr. J. Harry, Mr. Elwood
PLACE: Mrs. Catherine Stacker, Mr. E.D.
PLACE: Mrs. E.D.
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PLATNER: Mrs. Chas.
PLATNER: Mrs. Chas.
PLATNER: Mrs. Chas.
PLATNER: Mrs. Chas.
PLUM: Mr. Fred
PLUMB: AT., Senator
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PLUME: Mrs.
PLUME: Mrs.
PLUMMER: John
PLUMMER: Miss Annie
POE: Mr.
POE? (DOE?): Dr.
POEHLAR: Mr. Theodore
POEHLER: Misses Emma and Clara
POEHLER: Emma A
POEHLER: Hon. Henry, Mayor
POEHLER: Louis, Theo.
POEHLER: Mary, Theodore, Sophie
POEHLER: Miss Clara
POEHLER: Miss Matilda Mary and
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POEHLER: Mr. August
POEHLER: Mr. August
POEHLER: Mrs. August, Oscar
POEHLER: Mrs. August, Oscar, Hon. Henry
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POEHLER: Oscar, Mrs.

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POEHLER: The Misses, Senator
POEHLER: Thea., Emma
POEHLER: Theodore
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POPENOE: Miss Etta
POPENOE: Miss Susie, W.P.
POPENOE: Mrs., Sue, Etta
POPENOE: P.O.
POPPLETON: Miss Emma
PORTER: Byron
PORTER: Byron, Tuba, Ruba
PORTER: children of Mr. Byron
PORTER: Miss May
PORTER: Mr. B.B.
PORTER: Mr. B.B., Miss Mabel
PORTER: Mr. Floyd
PORTER: Mrs. W.H.
POST: Mrs. C.
POST: Mrs. Mary M.
POmR: Mr. William A.
POmR: Mr. Walter, Miss
POmR: Walter
POTIS: Geo.
POTTS: Mrs. Geo.
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POWELL: L. M.
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PRATI: Miss Fannie
PRATI: Mr., Miss Fannie
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PRENTISS: Mrs. Dr.
PRENTISS: Mrs. Mary (Mrs. J.L.)
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PRESBREY: Mrs. Frank
PRESBY (PRISBY): W.F.
PRESCOTI: lA.
PRESTON: Miss Gussie
PRICE: Mary,John
PRICE: Mrs. Thomas
PRICE: Rev. John
PRIESTLY: Jo
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PRIESTLY: Mr. Joh
PRIMUR: Miss Hattie L.
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PROPPER: C.R.
PROPPER: Miss Nellie
PROUTY: Frank, S.S.
PROUTY: Mrs. lS., Charles
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PUNTON: Mrs. Dr.
PURCE: George A.
PURINGTON: David (death in 1863?)
PURNETI: Judge J.e.
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PUTNAM: Henry J.
PUTNAM: Miss Marcia
PUTNAM: Mr. Parker
PUTNAM: Parker
PUTOSM: Henry J.
QUAI L: Prof.
QUAYLE: Prof.
QUAYLE: Prof. W.A.
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RANDALL: Mrs. Sherman
RANDALL: Mrs. W.P.
RANDALL: Reuben
RANDALL: Reuben
RANKIN: Mrs. Alex, son
RANKIN: Mrs. John K.
RANKIN: Alex, Ern_st
RANKIN: Col. Wm. A.
RANKIN: Don
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RANKIN: Han. Alex
RANKIN: John K. and baby boy
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RANKIN: Miss Lou, caapt. Wm.
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RANKIN: Mr &amp; Mrs Alex
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RANSOM: Major W.e.
RANSOM: Miss Myra
RANTZ: Jacob
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RAWSON: Mr. S.
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RAY: Henry H. Esq, Hiram W. Esq.
RAY: Miss Annie and Jennie
RAY: Mr. Henry H.
RAY: Mr. c L.E.
RAY: Sybil A. Duncan
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RAYMOND: Harry L.
RAYMOND: Miss Gertrude
RAYMOND: Mr. J.H.
RAYMOND: Mr. MJ., Mrs. E.D.
RAYMOND: Mr. W.J.
RAYMOND: Mr. William G.
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REED: Miss Helen
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REED: Miss Helen
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REED: Uncle Sheldon, AUnt Lydia
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RENIC: Mrs., Mrs.
REYNOLD: Mr. &amp; Mrs. P.G.
REYNOLD: Mrs. Albert, Mr. William
REYNOLDS: Mr. AJ.
REYNOLDS: Col. A., Hon Milton W.
REYNOLDS: Dr. Theodore B.
REYNOLDS: Major, Miss Mattie
REYNOLDS: Milt. W.
REYNOLDS: Miss Lida
REYNOLDS: Mr &amp; Mrs
REYNOLDS: Mr. F.W.
REYNOLDS: Mrs M.W.
REYNOLDS: Mrs.
REYNOLDS: Mrs. F.A.
REYNOLDS: Mrs. F.A.
REYNOLDS: Mrs. George
REYNOLDS: Mrs. Kate
REYNOLDS: Mrs. M.W.
REYNOLDS: Rev. Charles
REYNOLDS: Rev. Dr. Charles
RHEINCHILD: 'Mrs. Phil
RHEINCHILD: Phillip
RHEINCHILD: William, Phill, George
RHEINSCHILD: Mr. Phillip
RHEINSCHILD: Mrs. PhiL
RHEINSCHILD: Mrs. Phillip
RHEINSCHILDS: Miss Ida
RHENSCHILD: Mr.
RHEUl: John
RHODES: Mr.

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�RHOE: Mrs. A., Allie
RICE: Dr. P.l.
RICHARDS: C.O.
RICHARDS: Darlisca, Dacy
RICHARDS: Dick
RICHARDS: H.G., wife
RICHARDS: Mr &amp; Mrs H.T.
RICHARDS: Mr &amp; Mrs Hugh
RICHARDS: Mr. C. Otis
RICHARDS: Mr. H.B.
RICHARDS: Mr. H.H.
RICHARDS: Mr. H.T., Mrs.
RICHARDS: Mr. Hugh
RICHARDS: Mr. Hugh T.
RICHARDS: Mrs. Hugh
RICHARDS: Otis
RICHARDS: Pheme
RICHARDS: R.l, Hugh
RICHARDSON: A.M.
RICHARDSON: A.M.
RICHARDSON: Hatty
RICHARDSON: lA.
RICHARDSON: Miss
RICHARDSON: Miss Alina
RICHARDSON: Miss May
RICHARDSON: Mr &amp; Mrs J.A.
RICHARDSON: Mr. Asa, Miss
RICHARDSON: Mr. Henry
RICHARDSON: Mrs.
RICHARDSON: Mrs. Chas.

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RICHARDSON: Mrs. H.F.
RICHARDSON: Rev, Mrs., son
RICHARDSON?: Alma
RICHEY: Frank W., W.F.
RICHEY: Prof.
RICHMOND: Thomas
RICKER: Mr. A.S.
RICKER: Mrs. A.S.
RICKETTS: Rev. R.R.
RIDENOUR: Emmet
RIDENOUR: Emmet, E. P.
RIDENOUR: Mr &amp; Mrs E.P., Emmet
RIDENOUR: Mrs. E.P.
RIDENOUR: P.D., Emmet
RIDENOUR: R.D.
RIDGEWAY: Mr.
RIFFLE: Mis [sic] Franklin
RIFFLE: Mr. Franklin, Albert
RIGGS: Annie Fuller
RIGGS: Emma Eldridge
RIGGS: H.E., S.A.
RIGGS: Harry, Hon. S.A.
RIGGS: Harry, Hon. SA
RIGGS: Joseph E., S.A.
RIGGS: M.E., SA
RIGGS: Mr. lE.
RIGGS: Mr. J.W., SA
RIGGS: Mrs. Jos. E.
RIGGS: Mrs. S.A.

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RIGGS: Rev. A, Mr.
RIGGS: S.B., S.A., lE.
RINEHART: Mrs. Julia
ROACH: Miss Libbie
ROBBINS: John M.
ROBBINS: Miss Annie
ROBBINS: Miss Annie
ROBBINS: Mrs. A.H.
ROBE: Wolf
ROBERDS: Dr. S.D.
ROBERTS: capt. IN.
ROBERTS: George
ROBERTS: lW., Willie
ROBERTS: Maj.
ROBERTS: Mr. L.c., Mr. J.N.
ROBERTS: Mr., baby girl
ROBERTS: Mrs.
ROBERTSON: George
ROBERTSON: J.W.
ROBERTSON: Miss Mamie E., J.W., E.M.
ROBERTSON: Mr. lW./ Mr. E.M.
ROBERTSON: Mrs. lW.
ROBINS: Mrs.
ROBINSON: Miss Florence, Prof.
ROBINSON: Mr. T.G.
ROBINSON: Mrs.
ROBINSON: Mrs. EJ.
ROCKFELLER: Mary E.
ROCKWELL: Mr &amp; Mrs G.F-.

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ROCKWELL: Mr. Geo. R., F.H.
RODELL: Augutus
RODELL: Miss Anna
RODMAN: Mrs., Mr.
ROE: John, William
-ROE: John, Wm.
ROE: Mr. Geo.
ROE: Mr. William
ROE: Mrs. George Ernest
ROGERS: Mrs. A.L., daughter
ROGERS: Miss C.A
ROGERS: Miss C.A
ROGERS: Miss C.A
ROGERS: Miss Julia
ROGERS: Miss Nettie, Mr. &amp; Mrs. H.B.
ROGERS: Mrs.
ROGERS: Mrs. and son
ROGERS: Mrs. Anna
ROGERS: Nellie L., H.B.
ROGERS: Nellie L., H.B.
ROGERS: W.E., H.B.
ROGERS: wife of-Mr. John
ROLLINS: Miss Hattie A
ROMAINE: Miss Kate
ROOT: Dr. J.P.
ROPES: Mrs. George
RORICK: David
ROSEBURG: Isabella B.
ROSEBURG: Miss Isabella, Miss Emma
ROSS: Joe

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�ROSS: Mr. Henry T.
ROSS: Arthur, Hen. E.G.
ROSS: David
ROSS: David
ROSS: Dr. AA
ROSS: Fanny
ROSS: Gov.
ROSS: Hon E.G.
ROSS: Hon. W.W., Kate, Dell
ROSS: Joe
ROSS: John Spicer, Mr. &amp; Mrs.
ROSS: Johnny
ROSS: Miss Eddie
ROSS: Miss Eddie, Governor and Mrs.
ROSS: Miss May
ROSS: Mr. Arthur, Hon. E.G.
R_SS: Mr. Chas.
ROSS: Mr. John
ROSS: Mr. John
ROSS: Mr. John, Master John
ROSS: Mrs.
ROSS: Mrs.
ROSS: Mrs. E.G
ROSS: Mrs. E.G., Gov.
ROSS: Mrs. Geo. E.G., Mrs. Arthur
ROSS: Mrs. lP., Belle
ROSS: Pitt
ROSS: Pitt
ROSS: Pitt, new baby
ROSS: W.W., Miss May

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ROTE: John P., W.e.
ROTHERMEL: Mr. Hiram
ROTHROCK: Miss Minnie
ROTHROCK: Miss Minnie
ROWE: Mrs. W.M.
ROWLES: Mr. Sherman
ROY: Mr&amp; Mrs
ROY: Rev. Dr. lE., brother
RUDIGER: Mr. Theo. H.
RUDIGER: Mrs.
RUDIGER: Mrs. T. H.
RUDOLPH: Miss Adelaide
RUDOLPH: Miss Adelaide
RUEHL: Mr. John
RUEHL: John H.
RUEHL: John H.
RUEHL: Justine
RUSE: lE.
RUSH: John B.
RUSH: Miss Anna
RUSHMER: Mrs. H,J.
RUSHMER:Gort
RUSHMER: Gort
RUSHMER: Gorten E., H.J.
RUSHMER: Gorton E.
RUSHMER: H.J., Harry
RUSHMER: Harry
RUSHMER: Mr. H.J.
RUSHMER: Mr. H.J.
RUSHMER: Mr. H.J.

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�RUSHMER: Mrs. HJ., Mr.
RUSS: Dr.
RUSS: Miss Gertle
RUSS: Mrs. Dr.
RUSS: Mrs. Dr.
RUSS: Mrs. Dr.
RUSSELL: [maiden name of Mrs. MOORE]
RUSSELL: D.M., Hon. Ed
RUSSELL: Miss Jennie
RUSSELL: Miss Mattie l
RUSSELL: Mr &amp; Mrs H.E.
RUSSELL: Mr. Nathan, wife
RUSSELL: Mr. Wm. E.
RUSSELL: Mrs. Dr.
RUSSELL: Mrs. Dr. E.R.
RUSSELL: Mrs. Hannah, Rev. lL.
RUTH: Mrs. Oscar
RUTHERFORD: Mr. J., Mr &amp; Mrs lH.
RUTHERFORD: Mr. James, baby
RUTHERFORD: S.G.
RUTTER: AJ.
RUTTER: c.L.
RUTTER: Edmund M.
RYAN: George
RYAN: Miss Edith
RYAN: Mr. Ed., Congressman
RYAN: Mrs. Mat
RYAN: Mrs. Matthew, Jr.
SADLER: Mrs. M.L.
SAEMANN: Mr. Noah

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22 Oct 1884
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SAGE: Noah E.
SALMON: Mr. Noah
SALSBURY: Simon4 Mar 1886
SALVADOR: Mrs and grandchild
SAMMS: Mr &amp; Mrs Edgar
SAMPSON: Miss Libbie
SAMPSON: Mrs. Sybil A.
SAMSON: Mrs.
SAMSON: Mrs. Sophronia
SAMUELS: Prof.
SAMUELS: Prof.
SAMUELS: Prof.
SANBORN: Rev. E.R.
SANDS: Irving, parents
SANDS: J. Irving
SANDS: J.G.
SANDS: Master Robbie
SANDS: Miss Maggie
SANDS: Miss Nellie
SANDS: Mr &amp; Mrs J.G.
SANDS: Mr &amp; Mrs J.G.
SANDS: Mr. Irving
SANDS: Mr. lG., Miss Maggie
SANDS: Mrs. Millie J.
SANFORD: Mr. W.e.
SANFORD: Mr. w.e.
SANFORD: Mrs. Henry
SANFORD: Mrs. W.c., baby boy
SANFORD: Robert
SANNDERS: Paul

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�SARMANI: Carl
SAUERS: Fred
SAUNDERS: Julia
SAUSMAN: Mrs. E.G.
SAVAGE: Mrs. G.W.
SAVAGE: Ernest
SAVAGE: Eva Eldridge
SAVAGE: Frank G., G.F.
SAVAGE: Mary A.
SAVAGE: Mr &amp; Mrs G.W., Maud
SAVAGE: Mrs. Eva?

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SAVAGE: Susy
SAWYER: C.
SAWYER: Miss Mabel
_SAWYER: Mr. Davis
SAWYER: Mr. S.F.
SAWYER: Mr. Samuel W. and wife
SAWYER: Mrs. Mary W.
SAWYER: Mrs. T,C.
SAWYER: Samuel W.
SCHAFER: Henry, Louisa, Fredrick,
Herman

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SCHAUM: E.N.
SCHAUM: E.N., Mr. H.L.
SCHAUM: Harry and Mrs.
SCHAUM: Mr. S.P., Harry

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SCHAUM: Mrs. H.L.
SCHAUM: Mrs. Harry, Madge
SCHELL: Lidia
SCHELLHORN: Albert
SCHLEGEL: Mr &amp; Mrs
SCHLEGEL: Prof. Frances
SCHMEDTMEIR: Mrs., Fred
SCHMIDT: Dr. Carl
SCHMIDT: Mrs. Rosa, Dr. carl
SCHOENING: Mrs. Weaver F.
SCHOLES: Tom
SCHRADER: Miss Katie
SCHULTZ: lW.
SCHWARTZ: Mr. S.
SCHWARTZ: Mrs. Magdalena
SCOLNING (SCHOENING?): Mrs. Weaver
F.

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SCOTT: A.W., Rev. Dr.
SCOTT: Chas.
SCOTT: Clara Sullivan
SCOTT: Henry, lH,
SCOTT: Hon, AW.
SCOTT: John R., Henry, Nettie
SCOTT: Miss
SCOTT: Miss Maggie
SCOTT: Miss Nettie, Mr.
SCOTT: Mollie, Carrie, and Ruth
SCOTT: Mr. Chas. R., Mr. W.W.
SCOTT: Mr. Frank A.
SCOTT: Mr. J.V.

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scon: Mrs., Master Cilian, Rev. George
H.

scon: Nellie
scon: Rev. Geo. H.
scon: W.w. and Dr.
scon: Walter
scon: Walter
SCURR: Mrs. Thos.
SCURR: Mrs. Thos.
SCURR: Mrs. Thos.
SCURR: Mrs. Thos.
SEALS: Mr &amp; Mrs, Miss Mary, Mr. W.
SEARING: Miss Anna
SEARING: Miss AnnaM.
SEARL: Miss Ella A., A~D.
SEARL: Mrs. A.B.
SEARLE: Capt. A.D.
SEARLE: Master Bertie
SEARLES: Mrs. A.P.
SEARS: Clarence, Will
SEARS: infant of W.H. and Alice
SEARS: Mr &amp; Mrs W.H.
SEARS: Mr. Clarence, W.H.
SEARS: Mr. Wm. H.
SEARS: Mrs. Alice
SEARS: Mrs. M.N.
SEARS: W.H., Mrs. Mary A.
SEARSEY: Mr. Israel
SEATON: Thomas M.

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SEEDS: E.B.
SEEDS: Mr. E.B.
SEEGAR: C.B.
SEETIN: Thomas, Samuel
SEEWIR: c.c.
SEEWIR: Charley
SEEWIR: Chas.
SEEWIR: Mr. c.c.
SEEWIR: Mr. Chas. C.
SEEWIR: Mrs. J.G.
SEITER: Mr. L.Y.
SELIG: A.L., Mary F.
SELIG: Gussie
SELIG: Gussie, Mr &amp; Mrs A.L.
SELIG: Gussie, Mr &amp; Mrs A.L.
SELLERS: Frank
SELLS: Geo.
SELZER: Henry
SEURE: Mr &amp; Mrs Thos.
SEWALL: Miss Addie
SEXTON: Mr &amp; Mrs C.W.
SEYBOLD: John
SHANAFELT?: Miss Rachel, Rev. J.R., Mrs.
Hannah Clarressa

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SHANE: George
SHANKIN: Miss Anna L.
SHANKLIN: Joe.
SHANNON: Isaac W., Osburn
SHANNON: Miss Sallie, late Gov. Wilson
SHANNON: Mr. &amp; Mrs.

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�SHANNON: Mr. Osbun, Governor
SHANNON: Mr. Osbun, Miss Sallie
SHANNON: Mrs. Osbun
SHANNON: Mrs. Osbun
SHANNON: Osbun
SHANNON: Osbun
SHANNON: Osbun
SHANNON: Osbun
SHANNON: Osbun, Gov.
SHANNON: Postmaster
SHANNON: Postmaster
SHANNON: Postmaster
SHANNON: Sallie
SHANNON: wife of Governor
SHARK: W.H.
SHATTOCK: Han. S.W., S,W. jr.
SHAUAFELT: Miss Rachel, Rev. lR., Mrs.
Hannah Clarressa
SHAW: Alex.
SHAW: D.W.
SHAW: Eliza
SHAW: Geo.
SHAW: Geo. B.
SHAW: Mathew
SHAW: Miss Hattie
SHAW: Mr. Matt.
SHAW: Mrs. M., Alex
SHAW: Mrs. Sarah
SHAWATER: Mrs. Mary
SHEARER: Gen.

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SHEARER: George N., George Esq.
SHEARER:' Mr. Bruce
SHEARER: Mr. Geo.
SHEARER: Mr. lB.
SHEARER: Mr. lB., Geo.
SHEARER: Mrs. lP., George
SHEER: Wm. R.
SHEETS: Lena
SHELTON: E.M.
SHELTON: Mr. D.
SHELTON: Samantha M.
SHEPARD: horace
SHEPARD: Mrs. 1M.
SHEPHERD: Mr. J.W.
SHEPHERD: Mr. J.W.
SHEPP: Benjamine, child
SHEPP: family
SHERBURNE: W.H.
SHERMAN: Gen T.W.
SHERMAN: Isaac Lycurgus
SHERMAN: Miss lillie
SHERMAN: Miss lillie
SHERMAN: Mrs., lillie
SHEWARD: Mrs.
SHIELDS: FA
SHIELDS: Joseph
SHIELDS: Joseph
SHIELDS: Miss Annie
SHIELDS: Mr. Joseph, Benjamin, Mary
(Veatch)

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28 Oct 1885
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SHIMMONS: J.H.
SHIMPLIN: Warren
SHOCKEY: E.S.
SHOEWATIER: Mrs. Mary D.
SHOLES: Henry O.
SHOLES: Henry 0., Mr. A.T., Mrs. Jennie
M.
SHOLES: Mrs. H.O.
SHOOP: Laura
SHORT: Mrs. Celia A.
SHOTT: John
SHRIMPLIN: Miss Mary Jane
SHULTZ: Wellington, l W.
SHULTZ: lW.
SHULTZ: Mrs. M.M.
SIBERT: Geo. W.
SIBLEY: Miss Ida
SIBLEY: Miss Ida E.
SIBLEY: Miss May G.
SIBLEY: Mr. A.H.
SICHER: Mr. H., Della
SICHER: Mrs. H.
SICHER: Mrs. Henry
SIEBKE: Mr. Chas. H. and child
SILSBY: Harriet
SIMMONS: C,J., Dr. N.
SIMMONS: Dr.
SIMMONS: Dr. A.B., Dr. N.
SIMMONS: Dr. A.H. and Dr.

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27 Aug 1881
18 Jul1882
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28 Oct 1881
13 May 1885
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11 Nov 1882
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SIMMONS: Dr. and Mrs. (25th anniv.)
SIMMONS: John
SIMONS: Mr. Ed.
SIMPSON: W.H.
SIMPSON: Louisa Prentiss
SIMPSON: Miss Mamie and W.A.
SIMPSON: Miss Mamie, Will
SIMPSON: Miss Mammle, W.H.
SIMPSON: Miss Mary
SIMPSON: Mr. S.N. and family
SIMPSON: Mrs. W.A.
SIMPSON: Mrs. W.A.
SIMPSON: Mrs., Miss Mamie
SIMPSON: W.H.
SIMPSON: W.H., Miss Mamie
SIMPSON: William H.
SIMPSON: Wm.
SISSON: Mr. lH.
SIZER: Mr. D.O.
SKEETS: Willie, William
SKIFF: F,J.V., Mrs., son
SKIFF: Mr. &amp; Mrs. FJ.V.
SKIFF: F. V,J.
SKIFF: Fred
SKIFF: Mr.
SKIFF: Mr. F,J.V.
SKIFF: Mr. FJ. V.
SKIFF: Mr. Fred J.V.
SKIFF: Mr. Fred J. V.
SKIFF: Mrs. FJ.V.

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SKINNER: Mr. Archibald
SKINNER: Mr. Archibald, John, Porter, r.1iss
Dolllf

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20 Apr 1883
2:1 Apr 1883

SKOFST'AD: Mrs. C.
SKOFST'EAO: Bert.
SKOFSJ'EAO: llilr. Martin, baby boy
SKOFTAD: Mr, MJ,
SLATER.: Miss Mary
SLATER.: Miss Mary
SLAUGHlER: H.A.
SLAUGHTER: Mrs. H,W,
SLEEPER: Iasi.ah .5.
SLOSSClN: Miss t-line!tte
SLOSSClN: Mr. GE.'orge
SMART: Arnand
SMEED: E.C.
SMEED: Kclte
SMEED: Kate
SMELTZER: Mr. C.avid
SMELTZER: Mrs. David
SMrr(H?): Miss Veda
SMrrH: Col. G.P,
SMr/"H: Lif:!ut GE."Orge VV., Judge Geor~le
ViI.

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4 Jun 1886
1.5 Jan 1882
5 Sep 1883
6 Sept 1883
26 Jun 18EIS
17 may 18134
1 May 1886
16 May 1882
19 !\Iov 1882
24!\1ov 1882
25 Aug 1882
1.8 Jan 1883
1.5 Apr 1883
4 Aug 1886
7 Jul1886
8 Jul1886
1.8 Oct 1881
1 Sep 1881

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SMI"rH:
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SMI"rH:

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16 Sep 1881
4 Sep 1881
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Mr. George C.
Mrs. G.W., Lieut.
Mrs. Geo., George, IVliss Kate
Mrs. Lizzie
Armstead

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SMITH:-C.W.
SMITH: Captain Walter
SMrrH: Edith and Mr. Daniel E
SMITH: Elith and Mr &amp; IlI1rs Daniel E.
SMITH: G.c.
SMITH : General
SMITH: George
SMITH: George
SMITH: George c:.
SMrrH: Hattie Guest
SMITH: JerySMITH: Laura A.
SMITH: Lieutenant George W., Mrs. JUdge
SMITH: Lottie Cutler (Mrs, A.ViI.)
SMITH: Major Geo. W.
SMITH: Miss ElSie, Frank
SMITH: Miss Helen, Han, Len C.
SMITH: Miss Hulda
SMrrH: Mr &amp; Mrs Holly
SMITH: Mr &amp; Mrs.
SMITH: Mr. B,F,
SMITH: Mr. C,W.
SMITH: Mr. F.M.
SMITH: Mr. Geo. C.
SMITH: Mr. Geo. C.
SMrrH: Mr. Geo. C.
SMITH: Mr. Geo, C.
SMITH: Mr. Geo. E.
SMITH: Mr, George

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9 Jun :l882
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:3 Jan 1885
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29 Oct 1886
11 Dec 1885
17 Jul 1883
6 Jun 1882
9 Nov 1883
16 Aug 1883
25 Aug 1882
1.8 Jun 1882
l Nov 1885
30 Nov 1881
3 Mar 1886
31 f\1ar 1882
1.9 Feb 1884
l1 tlpr 1882
9 St=p 1883
10 f\1ar 1885
.2 Jun 1886
25 May 1882
.2 Apr 1884

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�SMITH: Mr. George C.
SMITH: Mr. H.S.
SMITH: Mr. J.B.
SMITH: Mr. J.G., Henry
SMITH: Mr. J.W., Harry, Prof. H.5.S.
SMITH: Mr. Lawrence, E.W., O.N.
SMITH: Mr. Ollie, E.A.
SMITH: Mrs.
SMITH: Mrs. Belle E.
SMITH: Mrs. Frank
SMITH: Mrs. G.W., Judge, Jennie
SMITH: Mrs. Geo.
SMITH: Mrs: Geo., Mr.
SMITH: Mrs. H.S.,-MisS Lizzie
SMITH: Mrs. J.D.
SMITH: Mrs. J.D.
SMITH: Mrs. J.D.
SMITH: Mrs. J.D.
SMITH: Mrs. J.D.
SMITH: Mrs. Judith
SMITH: Mrs. Wm.
SMITH: Otis M., E.W.
SMITH: Prof. G.W.F., Mrs.
SMITH: Professor H.S.S.
SMITH: Ross
SMITH: Sarah
SMITH: Shattick
SMITH: Walt A.
SMITH: Walter A.
SMITHMEYER: mr.

195

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14 Jul 1882
24 Mar 1882
1 Apr 1882
10 Jul1883
14 Sep 1886
25 Mar 1885
14 Feb 1885
21 May 1885
27 Dec 1885
23 Aug 1881
9 Sep 1883
20 Jan 1884
3 Aug 1886
4 Mar 1883
23 Mar 1883
24 Mar 1883
12 Nov 1884
22 May 1885
25 Feb 1883
30 Mar 1883
15 Sep 1886
9 Feb 1883
23 Jun 1883
23 Jun 1883
12 Jan 1884
8 Dec 1883
20 Aug 1882
8 Jul1886
16 Sep 1883

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SMOGLER: D.C.
SMYTH: Mrs. Dr.
SMYTH: Mrs. Dr., husband
SMYTHE: Mrs. Dr.
SNAIL: Miss Florence
SNATANGER: M.
SNODDY: Miss Lula, James D.
SNODDY: Miss Lulu, Hon. J.D.
SNODDY: Mrs. J.D.
SNODEN: Mrs. Melinda
SNOOK: artist
SNOW: Charles
SNOW: Mr. Benjamin, Prof. F.H.
SNOW: Prof.
SNYDER: Bathilda
SNYDER: Catherine C.
SNYDER: George, Alice
SNYDER: Mr.
SOLOMON: Ernest, Henry
SOMMER: Miss Minnie
SOMMERS: Mr. Rudolph
SOMMERS: Rudolph, Esq.
SOTORIUS: P., Richard, Joe
SOULE: Anna
SOULE: Anna
SOULE: Miss Bertha
SOULE: Miss Emily
SOULE: Miss Emily
SOULE: Mrs.
SOUTHERLAND: Henry

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6 Aug 1885
14Ju11886
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20 Aug 1886
12 Jan 1886
11 Jan 1882
9 Apr 1882
2 Oct 1883
25 Aug 1885
2 Jun 1882
24 Feb 1883
31 Oct 1886
3 Dec 1884
3 Jun 1882
26 Jun 1886
23 Mar 1883
21 Mar 1883
10 Aug 1883
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4 Jun 1882
27 Dec 1883
14 Nov 1883
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�SOUTHERLAND: Mr. Hen~
SOUTHERLAND: Mrs.
SOUTHERLAND: Mrs.
SOUTHERlAND: Mrs. T.
SOWERS: MathaiS S.
SOXMAN: Miss Annie M.
SPADE: Mrs. Elizabeth
SPADE: Mrs. Elizabeth, William
SPANGLER: J.R, S.W.
SPANGLER: Mrs. W.e.
SPANGLER: Mrs. W.e.
SPANGLER: Mrs. W.e.
SPANGLER: W.e. and wife
SPANGLER: W.e., Mrs.
SPANGLER: W.e., brother
SPARR: F.W.
SPARR: AJ.
SPARR: Mr. R.M.
SPARR: RW.
SPARR: RW.
SPAULDING: Charlie, parents
SPAULDING: Mr &amp; Mrs
SPAULDING: Mr &amp; Mrs
SPAULDING: Mr &amp; Mrs J.A.
SPAULDING: Mr &amp; Mrs J.A.
SPAULDING: Mr.
SPAULDING: Mr. Clarence, Mrs. M.M.
SPAULDING: Mrs. W.H., Stella
SPEAKS: Mr. e.
SPEER: Hardin

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26 Nov 1885
21 ocr 1883
4 Dec 1883
2 Dec 1883
5 Jun 1883
27 Oct 1885
15 Jan 1886
7 Oct 1886
12 Mar 1886
28 May 1886
11 Feb 1883
10 Sep 1881
12 Nov 1881
11 Jan 1884
27 Feb 1884
27 Jan 1886
30 Nov 1884
14 Nov 1882
20 Apr 1884
19 Sep 1883
25 Sep 1883
31 Dec 1884
1 Oct 1885
21 Aug 1885
18 Jan 1884
16 Aug 1884

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William

Hon. John
Hon. John
John
John
John M., Robert (1855, 1863)
John M., Robert, Joseph-

12 Jun 1885
28 Sep 1886
23 Oct 1886
7 Dec 1886
'3 Jun 1882
9 Dec 1886
3 Jun 1882
24 Oct 1886
9 Jan 1885
4 Mar 1884
11 Oct 1883
15 Jul1883

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SPEER: Sybil, William, _Hon. John
SPENCE: Miss 1M.
SPENCER: Miss Kate
SPENCER: Dix
SPENCER: Miss Minnie
SPENCER: Mr &amp; Mrs S.P.
SPENCER: Mr. John
SPENCER: Mr. S.G.
SPENCER: Mrs.
SPENCER: Mrs. M.J., Miss Ma~, Mr. S.P.
SPENCER: Mrs. S.P., Mamie
SPENCER: Mrs., daughter, Mr. S.P.
SPENCER: Sylvester
SPERRY: Miss Lillie May, Mr. LJ., Mrs.
Nancy J., James

7 Jan 1883
12 Sep 1882
7 Sep 1881
29 Aug 1882
15 Feb 1883
19 Dec 1885
4 Dec 1883
22 Oct 1886
26 Oct 1884
20 Aug 1882
20 Jun 1885
6 Sep 1882
15 Jul1885
8 Oct 1886

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SPERRY: Miss Maggie
SPERRY: Miss Maggie

17 Aug 1883
19 Aug 1883

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Ma~

Miss Eva, Hon. John
Miss Flora
Mr. W., John
Mr. Wm., Hon. John
Sidney, Wm. and Sadie, John,

198

�SPERRY: Mr. S.D.
SPERRY: Mr. S.w.
SPERRY: Mrs., Mr.
SPERRY: S.W.
SPERRY: Watson
SPICER: Judge John
SPICER: Mr. Edward
SPIDDELL: M.F.
SPIDDELL: M.S.
SPIDELL: Mr. Henry
SPIETZ: Mr. Robert J.
SPRAGUE: George F.
SPRANKLE: Mr. D.M.
SPRING: Dr., Mrs.
SPRING: Miss Nannie, Rev.
SPRING: Prof. L.W.
SPRING: Prof. L. W.
SPRING: Prof. L.W., Mrs.
SPRINGER: Mr. John T.
SPRIULL: Miss, Rev. W.F.T.
SPRUILL: Miss Jennie and Nannie
ST. CLAIR: Maj. Gen. Arthur
STACKER? catherine
STACKS: Mr. Fred A
STAMP: Miss Anna
STANBREY: Mr &amp; Mrs
STANDFAST: Henry
STANFORD: A.
STANFORD: R.A.
STANLEY: Child of Chas. F. and M. Olive

199

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3 Jan 1883
15 Jul 1885
22 Dec 1882
4 Aug 1885
21 Apr 1882
21 Apr 1882
2 Nov 1886
27 Oct 1886
12 Jan 1886
21 Feb 1883
13 Ju11886
17 Ju11884
25 Oct 1881
3 Jan 1884
2 May 1882
27 Feb 1886
12 Jun 1883
-15 Apr 1886
20 Jul1884
24 Jul1885
24Jul1883
12 Jan 1886
28 Apr 1885
17 Oct 1885
5 Aug 1885
24 Jun 1882
29 Apr 1885
12 Jun 1886
30 Jan 1883-

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STANLEY: E.
STANLEY: F.M.
STANLEY: George
STANLEY: Horace M., capt. P.
STANLEY: mother of Prof.
STANLEY: Mrs. Emery
STANLEY: Prof. E. and Miss
STANLEY: T.A.
STANSBERRY: Miss Catherine
STANTON: Miss
STARKVVEATHER: Bert
STARKVVEATHER: Charles
STARKVVEATHER: Mr. Bert
STARKVVEATHER: Mrs.
STARKVVEATHER: Mrs.
STARR: Charles E.
STARRm: Mr. W.A.
STARRm: Mrs. Helen E.
STATE: Rev. A.H.
STAUFFER: Mary Walker
STAUFFER: Mrs. Mary?
STAUFFER: Mrs. Sam
STEBBINS: Mrs. L.A.
STEELE: Mr. c.L.
STEELE: Mrs. Judge
STEELE: Mrs. R.A.
STEELE; Mr. I.T., Judge
STEELMAN: Mr. Daniel E.
STEIN: Mr. lA., Orth
STEIN: Mrs. R.S. and daughter

5 Sep 1882
19 Apr 1882
7 Jul1885
11 Dec 1883
30 Dec 1883
7 Sep 1886
10 May 1882
24 Jan 1882
19 Jul 1885
17 Jan 1885
5 Feb 1886
12 Nov 1886
11 May 1884
31 Jan 1883
4 Feb 1883
17 Mar 1886
24 Nov 1885
15 Jan 1885
17 Apr 1885
4 Jun 1882
4 Jun 1882
22 Jun 1886
10 Jul 1886
30 Sep 1883
12 Aug 1882
13 Jan 1886
16 Feb 1884
30 May 1882
28 Jul 1883
26 May 1883

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�STEINBERG: Miss Carrie
STEINBERG: Miss Carrie, Mr. S., Leo,
Carrie, Jake

10 Jan 1884
16 Sep 1886

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STEINBERG: Misses carrie and Yetta, Mr.
S.

10 Jul 1885

4

13 Oct 1883
10 Nov 1885
27 May 1886
30 Mar 1884
13 May 1884
22 Jul1884
12 Nov 1885
25 Apr 1886
25 Jul 1886
10 Oct 1883
23 Jun 1883
14 Nov 1885
18 Dec 1883
19 Dec 1884
24 May 1883
12 Apr 1884
14 May 1885
17 May 1885
12 Nov 1886
12 Apr 1885
22 Feb 1884
14 Apr 1882
29 Jan 1885
28 Jul 1883
19 Jul 1883

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Mr &amp; Mrs S.
Mr. L.
Mr. L.
Mr. Leo, Miss carrie, S.
Mr. S.
Mr. S.
Mr. S.
Mr. S.
Mr. S.
Mr. S.
Mr. S., Artie H.
Mr. S., Mrs. H.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs. S.
Mrs. S.
Mrs. S.
Mrs. S.
Mrs. S.
Mrs. S.
Mrs. 5., Frances, Isabella
Mrs. 5., Miss carrie
Mrs. 5., Miss carrie
Mrs. 5., mother
Mrs. S., Mrs. Adelaide

201

STEINBERG: S.
STEINBERG: S., A.
STEINBERG: S., Mr &amp; Mrs S.
STEINBERGER: L.
STEINBERGER: Miss Ida
STEINBERGER: Miss Ida
STEINBERGER: Miss Ida
STEINBERGER: Mr. L.
STEINBERGER: Mr. L.
STEINBERGER: Mr. L.
STEPHANS: Prof. Kate
STEPHENS: Clinton, Miss Kate
STEPHENS: Judge
STEPHENS: Judge and Kate
STEPHENS: Judge N.T., Clinton F., Miss
Kate, N.J.

1 Jul1884
20 Feb 1884
20 Jan 1884
13 May 1884
1 Ju11884
2 Jul1884
15 Jan 1885
22 Jul1884
6 Feb 1885
24 Jan 1886
22 Oct 1886
12 Jul 1885
1 Jan 1885
3 Sep 1882
30 Dec 1884

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STEPHENS: Miss Allie F.
STEPHENS: Miss Kate, Clinton
STEPHENS: Miss Kate, father
STEPHENS: Miss Kate, Mrs. Judge
STEPHENS: Mollie
STEPHENS: Mrs. H.F.
STEPHENS: Ned
STEPHENS: Nelson J.
STEPHENS: Nelson, Prof. Kate
STEPHENS: Tom e.
STEPHENS: W.e.
STERLING: M.F., Professor
STERLING: Miss Anna, Prof.
STERLING: Mr. M.W.

7 Jan 1885
9 May 1885
19 Nov 1884
18 May 1886
10 Jul1883
19 Jun 1883
9 Jun 1883
17 Apr 1885
3 May 1885
1 Jan 1885
20 May 1886
23 Jan 1884
2 Oct 1885
20 Jul 1883

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�STERLING: Mr., Prof. Wilson
STERLING: Mrs. Prof.
STERLING: Prof. Wilson
STERNBERG: Han. TJ.
STERNBERG: Mrs. I.J.
STERNBERG: T.l, wife
STEVENS: Mr. 1 T.
STEVENS: Barney and baby girl
STEVENS: J.B.
STEVENS: James
STEVENS: James
STEVENS: JOdge Hiram, W.E.
STEVENS: Mirs. H.M.
STEVENS: Miss Belle
STEVENS: Mr. Ed, Judge
STEVENS: Mr. lB.
STEVENS: Mr. Wm.
STEVENS: Mrs. N.O.
STEVENS: N.J.
STEVENS: Nelson O.
STEVENS: Prof. W.e.
STEVENS: Thadeus, Han~
STEVENS: W.e.
STEVENS: W.e. Sr., IT.
STEVENS: W.e., N.O.
STEVENS: W.e., J.Y., N.O.
STEVENS: Wm. e., J.T.
STEVENSON: Mr. S.
STEVENSON: Mrs.
STEWARD: Miss

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22 Jul1884
17 Dec 1885
15 Jul1885
3 Apr 1886
25 Oct 1881
7 Aug 1883
23 Mar 1882
25 Aug 1885
26 Aug 1885
9 Ju11884
27 Feb 1884
19 Dec 1884
18 Jul1883
21 Oct 1882
5 Sep 1885
2 May 1883
21 Nov 1886
23 Mar 1882
10 Sep 1886
17 Jun 1884
26 Nov 1885
27 Jan 1886
18 Jun 1885
10 Apr 1884
18 Jul1884
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STEWART: Alexander T.
STEWART: B.A., J.H.
STEWART: Dr.
STEWART: Dr.
STEWART: Fernie
STEWART: Ida
STEWART: J.
STEWART: J.e.
STEWART: J.M.
STEWART: Mr. Robert
STIEFEL: Mr. Barney
SFILL: Dr. J.M.
STILL: Mrs. G.A.
STILWELL: Miss Annie
STOCK: Miss Carrie, Mr. FA
STOCKFLETH: Mrs. Elisbeth
STOCKS: FA
STOCKS: Fred A.
STOCKS: Miss Carrie, FA
STOCKS: Miss Carrie, Fred. A.
STOCKS: Mr. Fred A., Mrs. J.B., Miss
Carrie
STOCKSTILL: Dr. Clarke
STOCKTON: Judge J.S.
STOCKWELL: Miss N. H.
STOCKWELL: Miss Nancy H.
STOKES: Mr. A.H.
STOLBERT: Mr. James
STOLL: Mr. Gee. A., Bertha, Mrs. A.,
Ernest, Anna, Willie, Hen~, Mrs. G., Ross
STONE: Dan.
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STONE: Alfred
STONE: Capt. LW.
STONE: Dan.
STONE: Geo.
STONE: Lydia
STONE: Mr. Dan
STONE: Mr. Henry
STONE: Mr. Horace E.
STONE: Mrs. I.W.
STONE: Mrs. Lucy, Daniel, Alfred, Eddie,
Sadie, Freddie
STONE: Mrs. William
STONE? Miss Mildred
STORMS: Mrs. Callie
STOTE: Herbert, Rev.
STOTE: Miss Nellie, Rev. A.H.
STOUT: Miss Pearlie
STOUT: Mr. O.G., Ollie GertrudeSTOWELL: Miss Lizzie
STRAFFON: Charles, Cora
STRAHL: Mr. William P.
STRAUSS: Jacob
STRAUSS: Jake
STRAUSS: Jake
STRAUSS: Max
STRAUSS: Max
STRICKLER: Mr. S.M.
STRODE: Annie, Frank
STRODE: Frank, Mrs.

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STRODE: Thos.
STRODEICH: Mr. August
STROHM: Mrs.
STROMBAUGH: Aaron M.
STRONG: Charles F.
STRONG: Mr. &amp; Mrs. Charles F. and infant
STRUNT: S.C.
STUART: Dr. J.H.
STUART: Mr. Jonathan, Dr.
STUBBLEFIELD: Mr. E.
STUBBLEFIELD: Thaddeus
STUBBS: Mrs. lL.
STU BECK: Emil
SULUVAN: John
SULUVAN: John
SULUVAN: John
SULUVAN: John
SULUVAN: John
SULUVAN: John
SULUVAN: John, Tim
SULUVAN: Miss Mae
SULUVAN: Miss Mae, John
SULUVAN: Mr &amp; Mrs P. and J.L.
SULUVAN: Mr. lL.
SULUVAN: Mr. P.
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SUMMERFIELD: Elias

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SUMMERFIELD: M.
SUMMERFIELD: M.
SUMMERFIELD: M., E.
SUMMERFIELD: Mr.
SUMMERFIELD: Mr. Edward, Dr., Elias
SUMMERFIELD: Mr. Elias
SUMMERFIELD: Mrs. Ed
SUMMERFIELD: Mrs. M.
SUMMERFIELD: Mrs. M., Hon. M.
SUMMERFIELD: Mrs. M., Hon. M.
SUMMERFIELD: Mrs. M., Solon
SUMMERFIELD: Mrs. M., Solon
SUMMERS: Mrs. E.W.
SUPPLEE: Mrs. Alice
SUTHERLAND: Henry
SUTHERLAND: Mary
SUTHERLAND: Mary
SUTHERLAND: Miss Mary
SUTHERLAND: Mrs. T., Miss Mary
SUTHERLAND: Mrs., Henry
SUTHERLAND: Resin W.
SUTLER: Mr. Root.
SUTLIFF: Mr. J. B.
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SUTlIFF: Mrs., Jennie
SUTORIOUS: Adolph and girl
SUTORIUS: Charlie
SUTORIUS: Mr &amp; Mrs C.A.
SUTORIUS: P.
SUTTON: Mrs. Nancy
SUTTON: Miss Francis
SUTTON: Mrs. Laura E.
SVENOLSON: Elmer, Elmer Jr.
SWAIM: Gen. D.G.
SWAIM: Gen. D.G., Miss Mamie
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SWALES: J. M., Esq.
SWAN: Mrs. Laura A.
SWEENEY: Miss Anna M., Mr. TJ.
SWEET: Dr. W.H.
SWEET: Dr. W.H.
SWEEZER: Moses
SWENSON: Hans
swm: Edward, Hon. Leon
SWICKARD: Mr &amp; Mrs
SWICKARD: Mr. N.A.
SWICKARD: Mrs. Gertie
SWICKARD: Mrs. Gertie, Mr. N.A.
SWICKARD: N.A.
SWIFT: Moses

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SWIFT: Mr. Moses H.
SWIMLEY: John W., E. Malcolm, Uzzie H.,
carrie 1
SWOPE: Mr. J.w.
SYKES: Mr.
SYLER: Mr. Orrin
SYMONS: Harry, Louie
TABBOTT: Leatie, Mr. N.R, Mrs. Sallie
TABER: RK.
TABOR: RK., wife
TABOR: R.K., wife, child
TABOR: C.D.
TABOR: Mr. RK., Roy
TABOR: RK.
TABOR: RK., baby girt
TAFT: Mrs. M.
TAIT: capt.
TALBOT: Mr. N.R.
TALLEY: Wash
TANNER: Miss May
TANNER: Leanard
TANNER: Mr. W.S.
TAPPE: Miss Mary
TASKER: capt. Henry
TASKER: Infant son of Henry
TAYLOR: Dr. and Mrs. (15th anniv.)
TAYLOR: Dr. and Mrs. (15th annlv.)
TAYLOR: Dr., Harry
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TAYLOR: Harry
TAYLOR: Harry, Dr.
TAYLOR: Harry, Dr. 1C.
TAYLOR: Hattie
TAYLOR: L.L.
TAYLOR: Mathew
TAYLOR: Misses Adam. and Adela
TAYLOR: Mr.
TAYLOR: Mr. John
TAYLOR: Mrs. J.N., Mr. 1 Newton
TAYLOR: Prof. Robt. L.
TAYLOR: Robert S.
TEEPER: Mr. Gill, wife
TEMPLIN: Prof. Olin
TENNEY: Dr. H.H.
TERHUNE: Frank
TETER: Miss Stella, Miss Tilly
THACHER: Mr. T.D., Mrs., baby boy
THACHER: W.M., brother
THACHER: c.c.
THACHER: c.c., Nellie
THACHER: Carrie, Mr. W.M.
THACHER: Han. 5.0.&amp; Mrs.
THACHER: Han. T.D., daughter and father
THACHER: Judge 5.0., Misses Mollie and
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THACHER: Maj., Judge
THACHER: Miss Georgie 1.
THACHER: Miss Mollie
TliACHER: Miss Nellie, c.e.
THACHER: Misses Kate and Clara
THACHER: Misses Mollie and Nellie
THACHER: Mr &amp; Mrs T. Dwight
THACHER: Mr. C.c., Deacon Mowry, Mr.
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THACHER: Mrs. T.D., Judge
THACHER: Mrs. Theodore
THACHER: Mrs. W.M.
THACHER: Mrs. W.M.
THACHER: Mrs. W.M.
THACHER: Mrs. Wm. M., T. Dwight
THACHER: Rollin, Judge 5.0.
THACHER: T. Dwight
THACHER: T. Dwight, Deacon Mowry,
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THECKER: Mrs. Abigail
THECKER: Mrs. Abigail l
THOMAS: Miss Franc
THOMAS: Mr. Joel
THOMAS: Mr. P.E.
THOMAS: Mrs. Barker
THOMPSON: Andrew
THOMPSON: Dr. T. Neeley
THOMPSON: Dr. T. Neely
THOMPSON: Dr. T. Neely
THOMPSON: Dr. T. Neely
THOMPSON: Emma
THOMPSON: Hugh, Angeline
THOMPSON: J.G., Frank
THOMPSON: J.R., carrie P.
THOMPSON: Miss Estrella
THOMPSON: Miss Lizzie
THOMPSON: Miss Olle, Mr. James A.
THOMPSON: Mr &amp; Mrs lA., Miss Olive
THOMPSON: Mr. J.W.
THOMPSON: Mr. T.A.
THOMPSON: Mrs. Cliff
THOMPSON: Mrs. Cliff
THOMPSON: Mrs. Cliff
THOMPSON: Mrs. Cliff
THOMPSON: Mrs. E.D.
THOMPSON: W.O.
THOMSON: Mr. James

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THORTON: Mrs.
THRASHER: Miss Kate
THRASHER: Miss Kate, Mr. Archibald
THURBER: Charles F., capt.
THURBER: Mrs.
THURBER: Mrs. Alice
THURMAN: E.B.
THURMAN: Mr. AI
THURSTON: Mrs.
TIDBALL: Mrs. Charlotte B.
TIFFANY: Mrs.
TILLSON: Dr. O.E.
TILLSON: Dr. O.E.
TILLSON: William 1
TIMMONS: Edith R.
TIMMONS: Miss, Colin
TIMMONS: Mr, Warren, N.R.
TINDELL: Rev. Mr.
TINKEY: Sarah
TINKHAM: J,N,
TINKHAM: Mr &amp; Mrs
TINKHAM: Mr. IN.TINKHAM: Mrs,
TISDALE: Mrs. Henry
TITILE: Mrs. Jennie
TInJS: Col. Henry T,
TODD: Dr, L.L., Frank, Belle

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TODD: Miss G.B.
TODD: Mr. Frank
TODD: Mrs. Adelphe K.
TODHUNTER: Miss Alice
TOLLE: Miss Josie M.
TOLLMAN: Mrs. E.T.
TOLMAN: Mr. or Mrs. E.A.
TOMLlNSON: Mr. Samuel
TOMLlNSON: Mrs. H.P.
TOOTHACKER: G.W.
TOOTHAKER: Mr. George W.
TOOTHAKER: Mr. George W.
TOOTHAKER: Mr. George W.
TOPLIFF: Mrs. lH.
TOPLlN: H.N.
TOPPE: MiSS_Mary
TORBERT: Mrs.
TORPKINS: (male)
TOSH: Andrew
TOSH: Andrew
TOSH: boy of Mr &amp; Mrs L.D.L.
TOSH: L.D.L.
TOSH: L.D.L.
TOSH: L.O.
TOSH: L.O.
TOSH: Miss Minnie, brothers
TOSH: Misses Anna, Minnie
TOSH: Mr. L.D.L.
TOSH: Mr. L.D.L.

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TOSH: Mr. L.O.
TOSI:I: Mrs. A.
TOSH: Mrs. A.
TOSH: Mrs. A.
TOSH: Mrs. Andrew, L.D.L.
TOTH: Mr. Andrew, Elmer
TOWERY: Celia
TOWNSEND: Fellis
TOWNSEND: Miss Lucy
TOWNSEND: P. Henry
TOWNSEND: Rev. R.C.
TRACY: Mr. Gee.
TRAINER: R.L.
TRASK: Mrs.
TRASK: Laura M.
TRASK: Mrs.
TRASK: Mrs.
TRASK: Mrs.
TRASK: Mrs.
TRASK: Mrs.
TRASK: Mrs. RJ.
TRASK: Mrs. T.
TRASKER: child of capt.
TRAVIS: Miss Allee, Mr. Wm.
TREADWAY: Charley
TREADWAY: Chas. R.
TREMPER

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TREMPER: Mrs. catharine, Rev. A.A.,
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TREMPER: Edward P.
TREMPER: Henry S., Theodore, Rev. A.A.
TREMPER: Mrs. Ed.
TREMPER: Rev. A.A.
TREMPER: Rev. A.A.
TRICKEY: Miss
TRIMPER: Rev. AA
TRIMPER: Rev. A.A.
TRIMPER: Rev. Abraham A.
TRIPP: Horace, mother
TRIPP: Mr. Horace P.
TRIPP: Mrs. Horace
TROUTMAN?: Ludwig
TROUTI: Miss Ollie
TRUEBLOOD: Mr &amp; Mrs T.e.
TRUMBULL: Will and Joe
TRYNE: Harry
TRYON: lW.
TRYON: James M.
TUCKER: Miss Sadie
TUCKER: Sadie
TURNER: J.M.
TURNER: J.R.
TURNER: Miss Ellie
TURNER: Miss Jennie M.
TURNER: Miss Ullie

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TURNER: Miss May
TURNER: Mr &amp; Mrs J.M.
TURNER: Mr. A., J.M.
TURNER: Mrs. J.M.
TURNER: Mrs. J.M.
TURNER: Mrs. J.M.
TURNER: Mrs. J.M. and Kate
TURNGATE: Mr Jas.
TUTHILL: Chas. E.
TUTTLE: Mrs.
TWEDLEY: Mrs. - .A.
UHL: Mrs.
UHL: Mrs. Johnathan
UHL: Mrs. Katie
UHLER: Mary A.
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ULRICK: wife of Jacob

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ULRICKSON: Mr. Paul
UMBARGER: Capt. G.W.
UMBOLT: Robert
UNDERWOOD: Mr.
UPDIKE: Mrs.
UPPERMAN: catherine
UPTON: Mr. e.G.
URBAN: Mr.
USHER: Arthur P.

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USHER: Mr. Arthur
USHER: Mr. S.c.
USHER: Mrs. Linton, Judge J.P.
USHER: Samuel P., Judge J.P.
VAIL: Bishop
VALUANCOURT: Mrs. L. Bin, Fimin
VAN ALLEN: Mrs. Dr.
VAN BUREN: Miss Alice
VAN BUREN: MrS.E.
VAN DEVEN: Mrs.
VAN HOESEN: LN., LW.
VAN HOESEN: LW., LN., Emily, Gertrude,
William, Isaac

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VAN HOESEN: Mrs. E.H.
VAN NESS: Rev. T.J.
VAN NEST: Mrs. Hannah
VAN VOORHEIS: Mr. Elwin
VAN VooRIS: Miss Lena
VAN WOLF: Mrs. Albert
Van WORMER
VAN EST: Miss Maud, J.M.
VANLIEW: Mary
VANNEST: Gharlotte Elisabeth, J.M.
VANNEST: Martin C.
VANNEST: Mr. John, J.M.
VANNEST: Mr. Martin Chester
VANORDSTRAND: Mr. William P.
VANPELT: T.E.
VanSANTERS: Junian

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VAUGHN: Mr &amp; Mrs Harry
VAUGN: Mr. Norton
VAUSBAUGH: Henry
VEATCH: Mary
VELTER: John James
VERN HOLT: Miss Mary
VIERING: F.H.
VINCENT: Anna Barber, 1C.
VINCENT: J.e. &amp;. wife
VINCENT: Mr. C.D.
VINCENT: Mrs. J.c.
VINEGAR: "Sis"
VINEGAR: Dora, Margaret
VINEGAR: Margaret "sis"
VINEGAR: Pete and "Sis"
VINEGAR: Peter
VINEGAR: Sis (Margaret), Dora, Pete
VINQUIST: Mr. N.N.
VINSON: George
VOGEL: catherine
VOGEL: Miss Francis C.
VON WOLF: Albert
VOORHEES: Richard
VOORHEES: RichardVOULLAIRE: Seymour, Mrs.
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WAGSTAFF: Bob, Major
WAGSTAFF: Charlie
WAGSTAFF: Harry
WAGSTAFF: Miss Minnie
WAGSTAFF: Miss Minnie, J.G.
WAGSTAFF: Mr &amp;.Mrs R.
WAGSTAFF: Tommy
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WALDI: Mr.
WALDRON: Mrs.
WALKER: Mr. 1W., baby boy
WALKER: cal.
WALKER: Charley
WALKER: Chas., Col.
WALKER: Col.
WALKER: Col. Samuel
WALKER: G.M.
WALKER: G.M., Ollie
WALKER: James Lowe (1846, 1865)
WALKER: John
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WALLACE: Miss Isabelle
WALLACE: Mr &amp; Mrs 1W.
WALLACE: Mr. J.W.
WALLACE: Mr. 1 W.
WALLACE: Mrs. Alma Richardson
WALLACE: Mrs. Eliza
WALLACE: Mrs. Henry
WALLACE: Mrs. Mary
WALRUFF: John, Elizabeth
WALRUFF: August, John, Herman
WALRUFF: John
WALRUFF: John, Dora
WALRUFF: Miss Ada
WALRUFF: Mr. August
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WALTER: Rev. D., wife
WALTERS: Sarah
WALTON: Charles and-Colonel
WALTON: Miss Mattie, Commissioner
WAMBAUGH: M.W.
WANLESS: MaryL. Clough
WANN: Mr. and Mrs. Fred. A.
WARD: Chas. J.
WARD: Jim
WARD: Mary
WARD: Mary
WARD: Mr. &amp; Mrs. C.J.
WARD: Mr. Henry
WARD: Mr. R. Cutriss
WARD: Mrs. C.E.
WARD: Sophia
WARDLOW: Frank
WARDLOW: Fred
WARE: Miss
WARE: Miss Mattie L.B.
WARE: Miss May, George
WARE: Mr. Joseph, Geo. P.
WARE: Mrs. Maria
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WARNE: Mr. W., Mr. IT.
WARNE: Mrs; IT.
WARNER: Mr., wife, children
WARNER: John, Miss Minnie
WARNER: Mrs. William
WARNER: O.B.
WARNER: Sallie B.
WARREN: Miss DeEtta
WARREN: A.B.
WARREN: A.B.
WARREN: Mr. A.B.
WARREN: Mr. Edward, Mrs. Henry
WARREN: Mr. J.T., Mr. Henry G.
WARREN: Mr. Perry, Mr. A.B.
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WARREN: Mrs. C.E.
WARREN: Mrs. H.G.
WARREN: Mrs. Henry
WARREN: Mrs. Henry
WARREN: Mrs. Henry
WARREN: Rev. Leroy, A.B.
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WATSON: baby boy
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WATSON: James E.
WATSON: Miss Alica A.
WATSON: Miss-Julia
WATSON: Miss Julia
WATSON: Miss Julia, Mr. lE.
WATSON: Misses Carria and Julia
WATSON: Mr &amp; Mrs lE.
WATSON: Mr. Theodore A.
WATSON: Mrs. J.D.
WATSON: Mrs. lE.
WATSON: Mrs. James
WATSON: Rev. B.T.
WAlT: Mr.
WATT: William, D.G.
WATT: Frances Collier
WATT: Mrs.
WATT: Mrs. Callie
WATT: Mrs. W.A.
WATT: Mrs. W.A.
WATT: Mrs. W.A.
WATT: Wm. A., D.G.
WATTS: Mary
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WATTS: Mr. Isaac
WATTS: Mrs. Samuel
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WAUGH: Mrs.
WAUGH: W;C.
WAY: Miss Amanda, Miss Nita
WEAR: E.F., mother
WEAR: F.E.
WEAR: Mr. Frank E.
WEAR: Mr. Frank E.
WEAR: Thos.
WEAVER: John
WEAVER: Miss Alice, Arthur D.
WEAVER: Mr. Arthur D.
WEAVER: Mr. Arthur D.
WEAVER: Mr. Arthur, Allie, Hattie
WEAVER: Mrs. lB.
WEBB: Harriet
WEBB: Harriet E.
WEBBER: EI
WEBBER: Miss Edith
WEBBER: Mrs. A.B., Miss Edith
WEBBER: Mrs. J.
WEBBER: Victoria
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WEBSTER: Mrs. Frank L.
WEBSTER: Mrs. Frank L.
WEBSTER: Mrs. Frank L.
WEBSTER: Mrs. Frank L.
WEBSTER: Mrs. Frank L.
WEBSTER: Mrs. J.M.
WEBSTER: Mrs. J.M.
WEBSTER: Mrs. J.M.
WEDDELL: Rev.P.M., Rev. lW.
WEED: Dr. E.D.
WEEKS: Bob
WEEKS: C.L.
WEEKS: J.W.
WEEKS: Louis
WEEKS: Mrs. Alvin
WEEKS: Robert E., Mr. Charles
WEIDEMANN: Robert
WEIMAN: F.W., baby girl
WEINSHENK: Mr. M., Dr. Louis
WEIR: Marshal W.
WEIR: Marshall W.

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WEIR: Mrs.
WEIR: Mrs. Kate
WEIR: Mrs. M.W.
WEISBAUER: Mr. Henry
WEISE: Mrs. E.
WEISS: Mr. SJ.
WEITMAN: Col Edmund B.
WEIZEL: Miss Emma P.
WELCH: Miss Mary
WELCH: Miss Mary S.
WELCH: Mrs. M.D.
WELDA: Mrs.
WELLMAN: Miss Fannie, John
WELLS: Mr. C.T.
WELLS: Mrs.
WELLS: Mrs.
WELLS: Mrs.
WELLS: Mrs. Warner
WELSH: Dora Johnson
-WEMPLE: Miss Mabel
WEMPLE: Miss Ma'bel
WEMPLE: Miss Mable and father
WEMPLE: Mr. S.P.,-Miss Mabel
WENTWORTH: Mrs. Jas.
WESCOTT: John, William
WESCOTT: Mr. Wm.
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WHALEY: Emma
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WHARTON: Mrs. T.M.
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WHEELER: C.F., wife
WHEELER: Clara
WHEELER: George
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WHEELER: Mrs. D.
WHEELER: Mrs. Dr. J.B.
WHEELOCK: George F.
WHIP: Will
WHIPP: Wm.
WHIPPLE: (boy)
WHIRLOW: Mr. Sol.
WHIRLOW: w.s.
WHITCOMB: Mary Griffith
WHITCOMB: Mr. Sargent S.
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WHITE: Mr. M.G.
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WHITE: Mrs. Joel
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WHITNEY: Chas.
WHITNEY: Mrs. S.E.
WHITNEY: Rev. Mr., Mary S.
WHITNEY: Sidney W., Mary c., May
WHITNEY: W.H.H.
WHITNEY: W.H.H.
WHITNEY: W.H.H.
WHITREDGE: Mrs., Kate, Mabel
WHITIAKER: Harry
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WICK: Mr. Clarene
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WILBUR: Misses Maud and Lena
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WILFONG: Mr. John
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WILKINSON: Laura, Daniel
WILKINSON: Mrs. Rachael T.
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WILLARD: Frank, Lizzie
WILLARD: Mrs. Frank
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WILLEY: Etta
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WILLEY: lW., Mrs. Elizabeth
WILLEY: Miss Paolina E.
WILLEY: Mrs. E., lW.
WILLEY: Mrs. Elizabeth, J.H.
WI LUAMS: Hugh W.
WI LUAMS: Hugh W.
WIWAMS: Mr. Hugh
WI LUAMS: Benjamin S.
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WILLIAMS: Col. John F.
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WI LUAMS: Miss Hattie, Prof. PJ.
WI LUAMS: Mr &amp; Mrs A.L.
WI LUAMS: Mr &amp; Mrs A.R., Miss Anna
WI LUAMS: Mr &amp; Mrs Thomes R., Gertrude
WI LUAMS: Mrs.
WIlliAMS: Mrs. Annie W., Hugh W.
WIlliAMS: Mrs. Frank, Charles
WI LUAMS: Mrs. Jennie
WI LUAMS: Mrs. Jesse
WILLIAMS: Mrs. Lucinda and daughter
WI LUAMS: Mrs. Sam
WI LUAMS: Mrs. W.R.
WIlliAMS: Mrs. W.R., W.R.
WIlliAMS: Rev. Mr.
WI LUAMS: Rev. Nathan
WIlliAMS: Solon T.
WILLIAMS: W.R.
WI LUAMSON: Miss Della G.
WIlliAMSON: Miss Ella
WIlliAMSON: Miss Ella
WIlliAMSON: Miss Ella L. and mother
WILUAMSON: Mrs. G.W.
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WI lliS: Augustus
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WI US: Mrs.
WI US: Mrs.
WILLYARD: John e.
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WILMOTH: Mrs. Clarence
WILMOTH: Mrs. E.
WILSON: baby of Mr. Ed.
WILSON: Dr. F.H. and wife
WILSON: Elijah B., W.P., Mr &amp; Mrs J., T.l,
M.w., E., V.E.

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8 Mar 1883
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Miss carrie E.
Miss Clemine
Miss Jessie, Dr.
Miss Phoebe M.
Moses, Charlie
Mr. Edward, Rev. Dr.
Mrs.
Mrs. Aileera Marchy
Mrs. e.M.
Mrs. Doctor
Mrs. Ella L.
Mrs. Isle Mona MeD.
Mrs. J.W.

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WINCHELL: M.A.T.
WINCHELL: Mr. Almerin r.
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WOLCOTT: J.e. and Q.
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WATSON

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27 Dec 1885
24 Mar 1885
4 Apr 1886
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10 Sep 1885
30 Jun 1885
10 Apr 1884
16 May 1886
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4 Nov 1885
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30 May 1885
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29 Aug 1882
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4 Aug 1886
21 Jun 1885
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23 Apr 1882
5 Feb 1884
4 Mar 1886

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WOOD: E.W., Temple
WOOD: J.M.
WOOD: M.A.
WOOD: Miss Ella
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WOOD: Miss Lillie
WOOD: Miss Marcia
WOOD: Misses Ella and Marcia
WOOD: Mr. C.D. (Charley)
WOOD: Mr. L.O.
WOOD: Mr. M.A.
WOOD: Mr. M.A.
WOOD: Mr. W.L.
WOOD: Mr. William J.
WOOD: Mrs. Ed.
WOOD: Mrs. Lucy
WOOD: Mrs. W.L.
WOOD: Nathan L., Esq.
WOOD: old Mr. and E.W.
WOOD: S.D.
WOODARD: Nat, IN.
WOODARD: Emma, Nellie, Sallie
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WOODARD: F.r. and OJ.
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WOODARD: Mr &amp; Mrs S.F.
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WOODS: Harry L.
WOODS: Lizzie
WOODS: Miss
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WOODS: Mr. and Charles
WOODS: Mr. W.R.
WOODWARD: Mr. &amp; Mrs. J.A., Mr. &amp; Mrs.
Levi

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4 Sep 1884
9 May 1886
23 Jun 1886
10 Oct 1884
13 Jul 1883
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11 Jun 1886
12 Nov 1886
26 Oct 1881

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WOODWARD: Charley
WOODWARD: Geo;
WOODWARD: Joseph 1
WOODWARD: Mabel, Mrs. E.M.
WOODWARD: Miss Kate
WOODWARD: Mr. B.W.
WOODWARD: Mr. Chas.
WOODWARD: Mr. Levi
WOODWARD: Mr. Lucious, James B.,
William W., Miss Hannah A.

16 Sep 1886
21 Aug 1885
4 Mar 1886
15 Sep 1883
20 Mar 1884
13 Jan 1886
4 Jun 1882
4 Apr 1882
21 May 1882
7 Aug 1883

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26 Jul 1885
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Mrs.
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Mrs. Emeline, Kate
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WOOSTER: Alice Braman, Arthur
WORDEN: Miss Ella
WORDEN: Miss Ella
WORDEN: Mr. Frank S.
WORDEN: Postmaster
WORDEN: Postmaster
WORRELL: Mr. Frank B.
WORST: Mr. EJ.
WRIGHT: James M.
WRIGHT: Miss Agnes
WRIGHT: Mr &amp; Mrs John, boy baby
WRIGHT: Mrs. Uzzie
WRIGHT: Mrs. Thomas
WRIGHT: Rev.1W.
WYLER: Mr. carl
WYLER: Orrin
WYLER: Orrin
WYLER: Orrin
WYSINGER: Adam M.
WYTH: Miss Katie
YARNOLD: Dr. and Mrs. (25th anniv)
YARNOLD: Dr. Thos., Melinda
YARNOLD: Mrs. Dr. Thos.
YATES: G.W.W.
YATES: G.W.W.
YATES: Mr &amp; Mrs G.W.W.
YEAGER: Mrs., Everett
YEATE: Mrs. R.A.
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YEATMAN: Lieutenant, infant
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YOHE: Mrs. Lizzie
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YOUNG: Mrs.
YOUNG: Mrs. Anna L
YOUNG: Mrs. S.W.
YOUNG: Mrs., Miss Pearl
YOUNG: Rev. lB.
YOUNG: Samuel
ZEHRING: Geo.
ZELLER: P.A.
ZELLER: Peter
ZELLER: Peter A., Geo., Buck
ZERBY: Mr. John
ZERBY: Mr. John
ZERBY: Mrs. John
ZETZSCHE: Mr.
ZHRUNG: Geo.
ZIMMERMAN: Miss Bessie
ZIMMERMAN: Mr. J.P.
ZONNS: Miss Cornelia
ZOOK: Mr. John, J.M.

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ANDERSON, Albert, Lab.
ANDERSON, Chas., Lab.
ANDERSON, Jolm, Lab.
ANDERSON, Mathew, Carp.
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BISSELL A:I{OS, insuran~e a~ent, dealer in land warrants and
real e~t:ite, opposite EI,\riugc House, bds. Eldriugc House.
(Sec card, out~iue co\"er.)
ni::scl\ II. T., res.i:.! Kentucky.
Ulackman
.J. It., cabinet maker, n. side winthrop, Let }faSS:l.chusetts anu Vcrlll, .. nt, re~. l~t .Ha~sachusetts.
Bhn,:hard A ..J. clcrk, btls. Whitncy House.
m.)u'.1 Jamc:!. res. S::; '-crlll&lt;Jnt.
Uluckli,I.'c .:\'. N., justice vI' the peace, res. 1 Mas~achusctt5.
Blunt J~llIes, miller, res. e. siuc Vermont, bet. '''arren :llll.IBerkley.
non,l Edwartl, lab., res. !!:! !thode Island.
Uuwcr::l Jack:-; ..,n, IHlkel', rei!. ~[a!;~achusclts.
;I BuwlIlan Christian, tailur, r, ~Ias~achusctt:!.
,I Urant B. '1' .• lab., res r).~ :Massachusetts.
UIL\NT It BV. It. C., res. 8;:) ~.l ississippi.
I Uratlcy W. B.. , clerk, res. New York.
I Urechtelshraur .Jos.. , Te:!. Gr, Kentucky.
Brij,u~ch Henry, lab.: TeR. 'j5 lthode hland.
Brinckley M., lab., rcs. 3G Vermont.
Bronson. Hcnry. merchant, rc&gt;! ..:!;; ~Ia~sachusetl~.
B1U)N~UN J. L. dry goods and groceries, w. side )Ia~s:lchu~ctts,
Let. Henry nnd Warren.
I Bronson H., mcrchant, rC:l. ;,1 ~h~sachusctt~.
lll~UUKS P. R, Loot and shoe store, w. side }lassachusett~, bet.
Henry and Warren, res. 110 Kentucky.
Brooks A. G., clerk. bds. 11 I) Ken tucky.
Brouks J., lab., res. 1G Indiana.
Brown Daviu, Iah., res. 150 New Jeney.
Bruwn G. 'V., re:!. !!2 Massachusetts.
Brown lIenry, (Duncan &amp; 13.,) res. e. side Massachu~etts.
Brown J. S., carp., res. s:~ Loui~iana .
. I Bryant~. L., carpenter, 12:! Kentucky.
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BULLENE L., (B. &amp; Hcad) res. e. sille NC\v Hampshiro, bet. II
Henry and Winthrop.
Burkhart Andrew' harness maker, res. 61 New York.
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Hlltler W., lab., bus. Whitney House.
BUTTS L. ~1., (G. W. P. &amp; Co.,) res. California.
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CANNIFF, B.J.
CAllPZHTER. lAvb, Atty at L&amp;v
CAtTERSON, Jobe L., Tinne~
CHANDLEll, !. V•• Clerk

CRASE, E•• Printer
CHAT'.rooD, Ceo •• Lab.
CJtAt'\IOOD, Wa •• Ta110r
CHRISTIAN, Ja••• Atty at Lav
CHURCHILL, Ceo. S., Can'b.e Maker
CURI.," 0.8., c.rp.

CLARK, J.r., Clerk v. A.T. Winchell
CLARK, John. Stage driver
CLARK. Sidney, Trader
CLEMENS. SololllOtl, Balcer
_ COBB, Relsoa. Atty at Lev
COB. John H•• Atty at Lav

COGGINS, T.R.
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COLL.\HOU, C.V •• Att)'
COLLID. John. Lab.
COLLIU. Th01lU. Teamster
CONWAY. Joa A.
COWA!, Hartin ,.
CooPD. Ceo •• tea.OIl
CORDEL!Y, Ie •• Hebard
CORN!LL. JobD. ValOD HakeI'
COULTER, J. S., Priater
COUNTRY STOlE, D~ Good. , Grocerie.
COWUS, J.r.. Atty a: Law

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C1lAP, VII. B., Lab •
CRAWfORD. 1.1., Black.mitb
CROCUI. Ceo. B.
cioan. Jolm G., Carp.
CROMEIl. I.J., Carp.
CUTTIJl, A., City Engineer

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DAII'IDS. Prult. lee ere. 5alooo
DAVlDSCli. leI"arei. Carp.
DAYlDSCll. Joim. Carp.
DAY. J_e. Bar Tenor
DEAII. Jolm II•• C&amp;rrtase , VaaOQ Malter, :;
DEl'l'1lal. C•• Cab10at lfaker
DBIT%UR. C.V.
DERH15. L.I •• ClarlJMD
DEIBAII. CharI... Lab.
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DUlfIItD. Joim I •• Lab.
DUIICNi, CIIu. 8 •• (D. , IreND)
DUlfCAll, V.B.. (D. , Borub,)
DUlfCAII , 1IlCMI, Dr, CloocIa , Grocerie.

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DURI, J .... B., Lacllorel ec-rc:1al Bouae'

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IASSIIAHI, Justice. Tailor
1III1LI, DaYicl, Carp.
BBIlLl, o-lcl. CabiMt llaker

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IDWAIDS. C.L., Clark
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ELllJU DUE JlOI:~E :;':\LOO~ nnd lJilli;ml rOOIll, A. T. Winch,·II, proprictl,r, II. w. cor. l\Jassachusett~ IIl1el Winthrop,
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(lor. )lassachusetts nncI Winthrop.
mllri.l;.:e Eo S .• res_ :!ti llhotle Island.
ELJ)}t!JlnJ': 'fllt»JAS H., runnagor of Country Store. res. e. "
sidO! New lIalllpshirll, bet. Henry nnd Winlhrop.
"Elliott It. U' O CUUII ty trensul~cr. bcI&gt;I ..Eldriugo 1Iuuse.
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Emcry.1. So, (E. &amp;. Shn\v,) res. )Iount Oreo.
1DIEItY ." KIL\W, attorneY&gt;J at law, officlJ n. o. cor. llaSSlIlIl"hu~cttll ;11111 lIeury.
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FarrclI W. H., rC&gt;I. II. siuo Henry, bet. Mnssllcllusetts nnd New
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Faxon S. D., \\'. It. &lt;I. It.,.hd:!. New Hampshire, bet. Henry !lud

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FAXU:-.r W~1. '1'., (Oltlham &amp; F.,) res. 97 Rhodo Island.
Fern L. D. butcher, res. 8-1 'fellllessee.
Fields K U., (col.) barLer, shop W. sideMlIsS4chuBetts, Let. Wintflrop unel Henry.

Fielus .J "hn, lah., h.ll!. Johnson 1I0uso.
J.'rLI.M()lU~ I.., nlt'y nt law, rill!. 70 Ohio.
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Fitch ].;,1\\':'1',1 1"0 clerk, W. O. C. Wilmarth, rca. H3 Connecticut.
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FJ..EI~CIDL\~ J. K, CIt'. &amp; Willialll:!on,) rell. W. Hido 7&gt;1;ls83.
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Willlhrof nUll Hellry.
l·'I.IW;l'IDIA~ ,~ \\' 11.1 •. \MS()~, ,.;rueers, W. side )In:&lt;~achu­
lieU:!, bet. Winthrup ok Henry .. (~ce card.)

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~'rlller R. L.,

at Country store, res. 48 l\1:u;saehu8elts.
dealer in jewelry, and watches, w. side MassaChUllctttl, in Jt~It.lridgt' llIock, rcs. 1:!7 Tcnllc8~eo.
I~rchel lfenry, barber, I'C8. 38 Rhode Island.
}-'ri.:k C. Zo, miller, bdl!. West Lawrence.
1·'ry Samuel, re8. 32 New Hampshire.
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~'ULLEn Ao, physieiao,· res. 35 Tennessee.
}-'uller }c'o, (1". '" Oliver,) res. West Lawrenee.
}o'ULLEH .~ OLIVER, carps. aDd architects, w. aide Massacbu8eH:!, bet. Piok.oey aod Winthrop.
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Galell }c', A., trader, res. New York .
.Gutes Levi, trader, res. New York.
G(:lald Stephcn, carp., bds. Whitney lIou!e.
·1 G.:~Um..\L UAILltOAO, STEAMllOAT STAGE AND EXPItESS OFFICl~, J. E. Watson. ag't. w. side MassaehUllctla.
bet. Pinkney and Winthrop.
OIuthart. J. H., broker, 40 Massachusetts.
Giutianl. M. C., broker, 40 l\lasBachusells.
Gratton John R., gunsmith. e. side MassachuseUs. bet. lIeory and
Winthrop, bds. Whitney House.
Green Silas, res. 85 Massaehusetts.
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tJrceoslit. Joho, blacksmith, bda. Whitney nouse.
Griffio Thos .• lab. res. w. aide Vermont, bet. Winthrop and Pink. ney.
Griffin 'fhom3S, lab., res. 71 Indiana.
G rillith R~ s.. lucrclulRt, rcs. 85 MlIssacllu~ctt.'I.
Gri."uld J .•'., (Prentiss &amp; G.,) res. cor. Illdiana lind Winthrop.
G roll William, billiard room, e. side ~Iassachusetts. bet. lIellry
aod Wiothrop.
Groll Wm.,.grocer, res. 36 Mass:lehuseth;.
l:rovonorG., (II. P. &amp;; G. G.,) res. 94. New Hampshire.
(irovcnor H. P., (II. P. &amp;-; G. G.• ) res. 103 New IlDmpshire.
GUOVE~Olt II. P. &amp;; G.• groceries And provisions, r.8 Ma.isaobuE'us.
lIlIcst TholDlls, farlDor, res. 175 Missil'sippi.
(i uild J-;. n., w. (). W. P. &amp; Co., reB. New York.
Guild I•.• w. G. W. I&gt;. '" Co., res. New York.
Guild L., merchllnt, rr:s. 167 Tennessee.
G U~TlJ};R A., city treasurer, bds. Eldridge House.

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J/allcuck B. ;-;., rcs. '£. siu,: (\enlUcky, bet. Warren :ulIl llcrklcy.
Jlaucock C. G., waitcr CUllIlIlercial House.
;, Ilancock John, lab., rc~. 14'1.1 Tennesscc.
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liARD &amp; HEYSOLTlS, lh'crv rand f:!~d stable:!, e. t;ide Massachu~etts, bet. Pinkney a.;d Winthrop. (&amp;ecard.)
rrardwick LCllluel, butcher, res. 111:1 Uhode Island.
Hart \Icllry. ,lrayman, rO:l. :·H Xew York.
I I L\ IUti Sli TO~ ;-;. C., I'hy"il'iall, bds. {.'omlOC'rcial Huuse.
lIarris 1::. P., I'rilltcr, rcs. :W )las:!achusetts.
Barri:! K 1'., printer, res. 8. e. cor. Winthrop Ilnd Ncw Ihmpshin\.
II AHTM.\!ol M., Ilhysician,:l7 Massachusetu.
Haskell J. U., architcct, rcs. 19 Pinkney.
Jlaye:! HOlllcr, res. 'Y cst j.:LwrclIce.
lIap::! Howard, lab., res. (j·l Rhode I:;land.
llazcltine WUl., baker, :'W ~Ia:;:!achusett:;.
Hcndry J. M., au'y lit law, res. 89 Rhode Island.
Henry ebas. (col.,) res. w. sille Vermont, bet. Winthrop· and
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Henry Will., carp., rcs. J.cvcc.
Hick:! 1•. S., carp., rel!. ::;1 Ullio.
lULL A. ll.,groeer, e. sille ~1a.o;S4cbl1sctts, bet. Henry and WiDthrop, res. 135 Conneclicut.
Hill 'I'., ·carp., re:!. 11 Uhode IlIlaod.
Hiudwan W. 'r., Lutcher. res. I:W Xew York.
Hoag ll. W., res. n. side Pinkney, bet. Massachusetts and VerJUont.
HolLrook D. W., clerk, bd,;. Johnson House.
IIOhnCl! E. F., tinner, bds. Ii Connectieut.
Hulmlls \\'111. A., carp., res. Levee.
)lult A., shucmaker, res. iti Vermont.
'I I1UJ:1' liEU. K, Lo,ll aud shoe IIturo, e. sido )lnsSliChusctt:l, bet.
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! Holt Lorenzo, shoelllaker, res. 38 }fas~achu~ctts.
: I )lurnsl,y C., (l'ull('all ..... 11.,) bd~. Eltlritl;..:;c House.
! 1I',rton .J. V" counly rocuftlcr, LJ~. E1Jridge Huusc.
1I0rton Will. H., LJs. Eldri.J~c Housu.
Howe D., blackllwith, res. Wa\'crly llonse.
Jloyt Calvin G., lab., rcs. Lc\'co.
lIoyt C. J., farmcr, rCl!. cur. Lc\'ce and Massachusetts.
HUY1' E~llLY, prop. Waverly House, D. e. cor. New IIawpshire
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Hubbard Chancy, lab., bds. Whitney House;
Hubbell W.O., tinner, res. ~:! Connecticut.
HUllt R W., engineer, rCli. ~ Vermont.
IHJTClIINSON ltl::V. G. W., rcs. 57 Tennessee.
Hutchinson Wm., res. 3U !thode Island.

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Jenkins 1. W., office in Postoffiee, bds, Waverly House.
Jenks Wm. J., carp., res. :U Vermont.
Jones ...;. J•. , mason, res. }t;astcrn House.
JUlie!! Edward, carp., res. 193 Ohio.·
.T unes J. K, wuiter, Eldridge lIouse.
Jones L. ll., blacksmith, res. Conne~tieut, bet. Winthrop And
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JOHNSON n., prop. Johnson House, 31 and 33 Vermont.
Juhnson n. N., waiter, EJ.lridge lIouse.
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JOHNSON 1I0US ...;, B. Johnson, prop., 31 and 33 Yermont.
Juhnson John, lab., res: !Hi !thode IlII:and.
Johnson N., stage driver, bds. Eldridge House.
Judson John, lab., res. 31 New·Hampshire.

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Keefe Patrick, waiter, Eldridge Ilouse.
Keefe JalDes. waiter, Eltlridge House.
Keefe J aIDes, res. w. side Winthrop, bet. Mass..cbusctts and Vermont.
Keefe J:ames, l:ab.,. res. 161 Connecticut.
Keefer Juho, 'mason, res. 64 Rhode Island.
Kelley 'fbomllll, wlliter, ]~ldrit1~e lIouse.
KI·~J.I.OGG L. dentist, bd". Eldridge Houso.
lichon J:ao.1os, lab., rca. 153 New Jersey.
K I ~:SON 8. K. Dr., pOBtmllster, bds. Eldridge House.
Kifer Jllcob, res. e. Bide M:assachusetts, bet. lJenry aDd Winthrop.
K I r.ROUUNN Wll., liyury stable 40 Mass:lchuseUs.
KILI.AM F., so:ap and c:andle manufae~urer, rcs. 8. side Win."
tbrop. bet. MasS3ChuSIl&amp;&amp;8 :and New Hampshire.
Kilworth IIlll:ac, mason, res. 29 Park.
Kiwb:dl Fred., mechanic, reB. 20 Kentucky.
Kilnb:all Samuel, merchant, res. 20 Keotucky.
Kis.t1er John, blacksmith, bds. Commercial House.
Knowlton )1., waiter, J&lt;~ldridge lIouse. .

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Llllllall .rohil I•. , carp., rCll. l~G Tcnlles~cc.
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Lee Dan., wagon makcr, rc~. G5 ~Ias~achllsctts.
Lee \rm., 1011.., rCi!. ;o\ew I1:llnp"hire.
Leflin~\\'ell C. R, clerk, w. II. ::\. ,Ii J•. Fillmore, ·hlls. jO Ohio.
1•.El BEIW JOXE:-:, l,hy:;icillu, :n Mus!lllchu:!etts.
I.eis (lcorge, w. Woodward &amp; Finley, res. 11 Ncw HnlupIIhirc:
I.cis Henry, printer, re~. 11 New JIlimpshire.
Leill Wm., w, DUllcan &amp;. Brown, 11 New HalDpshire.
Leollard II., shoeDlakcr, 47 llns:lachullotts.
LCIIII:ml Henry, ~hoclllaker, "7 )Iassachu8etts.
Ll\' lXm:i'fON ~ C., livery, Iced and sale stable, o. sido Massachu!ktt!!, bet. Willthrop and lIenry. re:!. 80 lthode Isloud.
Loesh Michael, whcelwright, res. l!H l11iuoi:t.
1.lIgall J. ll., Hhoomaker, 53 lIossaehuselts.
Love Alex., mason, btill. Johnson House.
1.0WIII:III K R, attorney nt law, rOil. ~:! Ne" HlllDp:!hiro.
),owlllan II. K, res. In ~Iill~illsipl'i.
LUJ.)[X(}TO~ R. WoO whule~lIle li'lliors, cigars nnd tobacco, s. w.
cor. Ma"l!aehusclts and HCllry, rell. SIS llbodo Islaud.
I,lIndstrom J. 1\1., tail!}r, res. :; MaslI:lcllUl!ett:!.
Lykell:! Will. II. K., (Ilal/cock &amp; I, .• ) rell. li9Iluliana.
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McClolllh - - , earJ'., re:t. 14:! Ne\V York.
Mcnee --. 1I111;.;e dri"cr, lul:'l. E1JriJ~c House.
McI •. \ ~n~ W ~I., ".. rriage 04hop, II. lIidc Winthrop, bet. Vermont
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M:1ckin M., w:Liter, Jo~IJril!gc House.
MACK C. )1.. dCllti"t, bds. Johnllon HOllse.
1\fagcns (ico. If., watchlllaker. blk 1-:I.lritlgo House.
Ma;.:cns (i. B.. \Vaiter, .Eldridge lIou~e.
Marey E.J;:ar 11., a~cl\t A. T. Winchell. res. 57 Kentucky.
l'lartill A. B., clerk, bus. Commercial House.
Martin IIcury, boanlin;; housc, {j·t mlOde hl:md.

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Mathew!! Geo., lab., res. 111 Mar.vland.
1\1atlle\\'8 M., 8ta~e driver, bds. l%lridge House.
Mathews J. W., lab., 2G Leree.
Mall icc Henry, missionary American Sunday School Union,rcs.
G8 Kentucky.
Mayer Mathew:4, lab., rell. :18 New York.
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l\lli.I.ER JOSL\JI, proLate judge, rell. :15 l\lassachusetts.
Miller W. M., painter, bds. Commercial House.
l\Jill~ J. W., clerk Eldridge lIouso.
Mill!! J. II. W., salesman, bds. Ii Connecticut..
AI I :H;lt C. E., physician, res. 31 Tennessce .
•Mincr D., farmer, res. 31 Tennessee.
MOllta;:uc D. n., (Storm &amp; 1\1.,) bds. Johnson House.
Moore Hev. n. II., rlls. Ia5 New York.
Morrow Hobert, bd:4. 'Ehlridge lIou~e.
MOHHOW
BJ·;UT, Prellidcnt Lawrence Bank, res. e. fide
Vermont, bet. WarreD &amp; Derkley.
1Ifoyoll J.~Jwin, stage driver, bds. Eldridgo IIouse.
Moyes J., Job., res. 104 Mit;sillsippi.
Mugan Patrick. lab., res. 39 Tennessee.
1\lullllell C. L., Jab., res. 150 New York.
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Nichols Samuel, teamster, r~s. 41i New Hampshire.

Nix John carp., res. 64 J\JallSaehusetts.
NOHl'O~ S. n., proprietor Eldridge 1I0use.

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0' Donnell \\'lIn., trader, res. 21 Connceticut.
Ocsct Jacob, cahinct maker, rell. w. side Massachusetts, bet.
Pinkney ant! Winthrop.
Or.nHA~( J., (0. ," Jo'a~on.) rCl!. 'ji Rho!lc !:eland.
OJ.DIIAM k l"AXON, meat market. w.liiuc Mas:4ochusetts, bet.
WinthroJland IIenry. ' ,
Oliver J&lt;'. X., (Fuller k 0.,) bds. Whitney House.
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Oliver AdaDl, res. w. sille Mnss:lehusett'l, bet.. Henry nnd Warren.
Oswald M., harness llIaker, res. 59 Delaware.

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l'uillu "\. J., clerk, :!a MaSlIliChul!ettll.
I'uinc J",~cl'la, I'"rll'r, Eldridgc HOlllle.
1'IIr~UIIl! Thu:!. '1'., clerk, bdl!. Whitney Houso.
Paul Oli\'cr, mason, res. 201 Misl!illsippi.
PearsOIl Elia:!, lab., rc:!. :is 1\cw York.
Peas Chadell A., lue:.t lIIQrket, o. side Mnssacllusetts, Let. IIenry
Ulld \\,illthrol'.
Perinc n. W., (l:. W. P. &amp; Co.,) bds. New York.
1'lHEX J X IX~. CO.,.'\ mOl! Bil!:lcll, agent, oOiell opposite 1::1.1-

riLlge llou~e. (:::ec card.)
}'iko .lat·"I" lab., !lollI. Eastern Hotol.
Pike .Juhll, cul,inet makor, res. It)!) MilisililliPlli.
l'ikc J. A., uCl,uty sheritr, res. 145 'l'cnnessee.

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1,1 !'ollurol E., carp., re~. 3;, lthodll !slanu.
, Poole J., tllag\! driver, bdl!. J~ldridge House.
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i )'ltA'f'l' VAJ.(o;U ~., county clork, ollico D. W. cor. Mlls8llch~etb
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Olltl Winthrop, bdll. Hldridgo House.
Pralt Jolin, uCl'uty county clerk, Ldll. ,Eldrid;.:e House.
l'UE~l'JSS~. R, (P . .\; Oriswold,) res. Welit Lawrence.
Prentiss T., rell. :!2 ~cw I1l1ll1ps),ire.
l'relllislI Wro., clerk, rell. 22 ~ew l1:ullplillire.
I: PltJo~N1'lS.'i.\; tilll:)\\'OLD, druggi:lLII, w. sido lbssacbusctts,
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PUICJlAUD u. W . .\; CO., dry goods Ilnd groceries, w. side
~Ias~achu:letb, bet. Winthrop Qud lIenry .
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;:, l'ri,;aeh J'lIilill. (::itick &amp; I'.,) rcs. w. side Massachusetts, bet. Winthrop &amp; l'inkney.
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Handall Hellben, draYUlan, res. s. side Pinkney, bet. Vermont
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' Uuymollu.J. AL, merchant, hds. Wnver)y House.
Unynohl:1 G. W., money IOllner, bds. Johnson lIouse.
/ H":AI&gt; .J. J~'., clerk, rcs. ali New HIIIIII'lihitie.
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i! It "~Jo:I&gt; A: I.., grocer, c. side Mll:!sacbuliettll, bet. Heury aDd Win.
thrup, res . .J; Vl·rlllout.

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In~YXOLDS P. G., (lIard.'.:, ll.,) rCI!. -IS New Hampshire.
llhode:. G. F., ItOt;e driver, Lds. Blelrhl~e House.
llichard Henry 11., w. It. &amp;; B., bds. 80 New York.
ltichurd~ H. H., rc~. :W l'lussachusetts.
IllDENOUn. k DAKI&lt;~U, grocers, 48 J,fnssachusetts, bet.
\\' Imen anel Henry. (Sec carel.)
RIDENOUR I'. D., (It. &amp;, nltker,) res. DO New York.
HIGGS L. A., attorney, res. 8; nhode IHlaud.
Itiker R D. M., clerk, res. 8~ Vermont.
H1TT";R SIMO~, grocer, e. side Massachusetts, bet. Henry anel
Winthrop.
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Rol,er!s Frank, merchant, bds. Bhlrid~e 1I0ulo.
Huber~ James, brick maker, res. 38 New York.
)("binson Thowas, res. o. sid!! Vermont, bot. lIcnry aDd Winthrop.
ltobinson Wm. n., mMon, r~s. 171 ){at!sllehuseUs.
Hod~erll J~. W., lab., bds. J.~astern Houso.
Ho~eu Chns., tinner, 30 1tlIl!l!l:lcllUsetls.
nollins Jobn, cnrp., res. 79 llhode Island.
nollinl! J. D., carp. res: 79 Rhoele Island.
Hol's .John painter, res. 13D TCllnossce.
ltU~":LL O. C., attornoy, res. 2·l~ ;\lissi:!l'Iippi.
Uuthrufr Henry, clerk, w. n. L. ~'rllZer, btls. ~rcnnossce.

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S.1mpson John, butcher, r~s. 7G Rhodo Island.
Sampson T., bels. 1&lt;~ldridgo 1I0use.
Sandt! J. G., saddler and harness maker, c. side Mnssl1ehusetts,
bet. Willthrop and Hellry, rcs. 79 llhode Island.'
~ava~o \Vln ..n., lab., ret!. 135 Kentucky.
Scheiber Henry, blacksmith. res. 15 Rbodo I51nnd.
Schllli,lth Goo., lab., re8. !tiline.
Schmidth Albert, brewer. res. 39 Maino.
~chott Henry, lab., res. 53 i.ouilliann.
~('h\Tab John, eatJillet mnker, res. liO Vermont.
~('h warp ~1.; lab., re~. e. dille Vermont, bet. lIenry :lnll 'Warren.
:O;chw'!illor ll .. baker, res. 31 Massacllu8etts.
S.~.\ltL A. D., deputy county surveyor nnd civil engineer, res.
tn Indiana, offico cour~ house. (See card.)
~ears c. iI., res. w. sido Kentucky, bet. lIenry aDd Warren.
Sebastian N., wngon maker, res. ~9 Verwout.
~ec"ir Dr. J. G., res. 79 Ohio.
~hafl J,oren:r.o, carp., res. lU~ \'ermont.
~HA~KI.IN }I., clerk dilltriet court, res. Douglas county.
SII A WI •. 8., (J&lt;;mory &amp; S ,) bds. Waverly IIOU80.
~haw Mathow, carp., res. 111'onllesseo.
tihear D. G., carp., res. 70 Kentucky.

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SIIEln\'III1U It. ~ .• 1:l1I.III;:elll, rc,.. 1'; Vcrlllont.
Shulc:! II. 0., prililer, rc~. I:!II Kcntucky.
Sillllllllll:! '1'. J., lat.., rc:!. il' I'clIlI~yh·:lIIin.
SDI()~~ lo'., prollncc, c.lliJc !'iall:UlchulICtts, bet. Winthrop nnd
Henry.
Silllllnli Fmuk, f;IrIllCr, rCli. (ifi J.ouilliana.
~DIP~()X 11. !'I., (S. UroH.,) rClJ. liB PcnnsylvnDin.
~Dll'~O~ H. l1.. a;:cnt ViI)' Fire Ins. Co., lhrtrvrd, office s. e.
cor. M:a~~achll~c",; :11111 Winthrup.
~iIllP~11I1 .J .• 1,llIl'k~lIIilll, I"k "':I\'l'rly Ir .. n~e.
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SDII':-iO~ \Y. A., (=-'. Bro~.,) rCII. Wc~t Lawrcncc.
I ~DII'SO:-: BltoTIJI';I!:O:, Imnkcrll, II. c. cor. Ma~sachu8etts lind
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Willlhrop. (~cc carJ.)
;':killncr l':III1UCI. 111"-, r('~. 1:1 Rhollc !:slnnu.
~'lIIlt H. H.. dcrk. Illh. Waverly Housc.
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~llIilh A. \V., 30 Mas~achusctts.
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~lIIilh H., lab., rc!'l. IS;. )\cntul'ky.
i I ~)Il'I'lI K A" cashicr Lawreu,'e Bank. re8. Si Vermont.
(jiles, :-5tolle mason, rell. 8 Uhulle Islnnd.
l'illlith GU!'Itn\,ur, llaintcr, ),lIs. Johuson Houso.
I ~lIIith Jalllc:', IIJwellluker, rCli. Kcntueky 4\'e.
~ni"Icy J);I\'id, WII.,I)IICr, re&gt;l, Gi TelJnesl'cc.
:O-:niLlcy Jnl'ob, caq,clltcr, rell Iii TelJlJc:'sC?c.
SlJyller Gcn. II., carl'" rC:I. 1-14 l'onnC?l'Ii,'ut.
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and Warrell.
SOlllc A., coopcr, re~. ·Hi Louisiana.
Sparr 1:, W.o Lrick lIIaker, rC:I. ;~ Xe\f York.
Spcar 'J'hOIllIl:l, LdH. MalJl!ion liuulto.
:O:l'cncer F. A., lIurvcyor, bd:!. Whitney Ilou:!o.
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:::I'icer A. A., LawrelJce Excbllnge, e. :lido )Inssachusettll, bet.
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Winthrop IInli lIellry. reM. !lalllC.
III ~piccr A. A., Cllr"., reM. 1i!J :\1 il!.'1i:lllil'I'i.
i ; . :o:"i .. cr Marlin. clerk, 10.1:1. Whitllcy Htlu~e.
! ' :O:1'J('EIt W, W., Ilel'uty lII:arl'lml, tl Bhoua J61:1011.
1/ ~I'illic w, II" Llacl.lll11ith, rcs, ).C\'cc.
I ~Ialkcr ('. e:lr"., )'tls. l'ulJllllcrci:11 1I011lie.
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~tanllan Cllrilltopher, Laker, \Y. J.'lcilfchlllalJ '" 'VillillmsoD.
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~tark ~. H., IIICl'illlllic, rCli. lUi Inllinna.
Htcclc A .• :., ('urf'., rC:I. :!:! !'\.!w lJallll'l'hiro.
Sterut.er;.; '1'. J., ell,,·k,.' I MUII~achlllic"!I.
l::itick .Jtl~cph, (S . .\: l'rcsach,) rCli. w\ sido 1\Iassachusctts, bet '.
I'iuklll!y :111.1 WilJthrop.
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STWKNEY W. W., attorney at law, bds. Waverly lIouse.

~tnt:ker Charle!!, waj:on moker, res. s. tlide IIcnry.

810lle John, waiter, Whitney lIouso.
STO~E N. 0., prop' Whitney lIouse, n. w. cor. Winthrop Ilnd
New I1nmpHhiro.
Slorm A., (8. &amp; lIonlaj:ue,) bd!. Eldridge IIoulle.
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STOHM &amp; MANT AG UJ.~, liunors,. e. side Massachusetts, bot.
lIonry &amp; Winthrop.
Sufford Otis, ostler, Whitney House.
Sullivan U. W., blacksmith, bds. Commercial House.
SullivAD Joseph, lab., res. Indiana.
SulliVlln l\lichael, blllck~ruith, res. Levee.
SUII:ff John 11.. (W. B. S .•'" Co.,) bds. 5 Massachusetts.
l'ullifT W. K, (W. K 8. &amp; Ce.) res. 5 l\Iutlllarhusetts.
SUTLIFF W. K &amp; ('0., rucrchant tailors, }:Uridge Block.
Swift }o'. D., printer, res. :!O Massachusetts.
S,) h'esler E., saloon, w. sido.Mll8sachusctts, bet. IIenryand Winthrop, res. silwe.

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THATCHER J•. 0., Attorney at lnw, res. 16 Connecticut.
TIIATCmm T. D., editor ItepublicaD, res. 35 Tonnessee.
'j'IIATCHEll S. N .• publi!lher, relt. 35 Tcnnesllce.
THOLEN CHAS. W., w. Wm. Tholeu, res. w. sido Massachusetts,
bet. Winthrop nnd Jlenry.
THOL.~N W~I., grocer, w. si.lo Massachusetts, bet. Winthrop
. and Henry.
THO~tI&gt;SON .:nw ARD n., banking bouse, n. o. cor. Massachulletts and lIenry, b.ls. }~ldridgehoulle. (See card.)
Thompson Wru.,.hllu:ksmith. hds. Whitney Howe.
Toll:i n. N., farmcr, res. 8i Vermont.
Town Hiram, carp., res. 66 New York.
Tra"k J. C., priuter, b.ls. Vermont.
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Varney Wm., 13b., rcs. Rhode Ililand.
Yinlal John P., trader, res. Connecticut.
YillotStepbcn. o.t Country Store, bds. Masslu:husctts.
VII)!'bt .John, trllder, rei. 53 Ponntlylvunla.
VOGIIT JOHN, barkeeper, bds. e. side l\l:1s!lacbusctts, bet. Henry Ilnd Winthrop.

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'Va;!nr.r P. 'r., cabiuet lunker, re~. 170 Vermont.
Wait H"bert, re!i. :';~J !thude bland.
"'alkcr .Iess!', hlacbluith, rell. :!!.I Vermont.
WAJ.KElt ~AM., t;herilf, res. 15:! Tenuessee.
Wallace L. W., clerk, bd!!. :W Kentucky.
\\" AU II C. II., meat warket, e. lIide Massachusetts, bet. Henry
aud Winthrop.
W AT:;O~ JAM ES E., generni stnge, ezpre!!s, steambont, and
railrond ngent, res. w. side MllS9:lehulietts, bet. Winthrop and
l'iukney.
'\' all&gt;! A., lUason, res. 95 Rhode Island.
Watts J., rei!. Uti Rhode bland.
Webb Will., Iah., res. 140 Ohio.
Weiler lIenry, lab., res. ~:i New Jersey.
Wc~sell V., res. titi Connecticut
Wessell John, waiter, Commercinl Houso.
Wes:4cll .Iohn 11., barkecller, bds. w. side Massnchusetts, bet.
Wiuthrop and lIenry.
WhitctllUh A., printer, res. 31 Rhode Island.
Wbitney F. C., mason, rss. 31 Ncw lIamp!lJlire.
WII l'l'N J.;y H., civil en~incer, bds. Whitney House.
Whitney J. C., bundry, :W New Ibwpshire.
WUl'r~J-;Y J. I'., groeerie8llnd provi!lions, Eldridge Block, bds.
Eldridge House.
Whitney It. J., w. ll. W. LudiDgtonj bds. Rhode Isl:lnd, bet.
Warren :l1IU Berkley.
Whittaker .Joscph, cnrp., bds. cor. Rhode Island and Quincy.
Wi,lelllall W., )ab., rcs. 100 Ohio. ,
Wilder A., clerk, w. Prentiss.~ Griswold, bds. Wavcrly House.
Wiltler .)ohn 11., cnrria;:;c maker, bds. Waverly lIou~e.
Willer Hellry, bb., res. :!:i New Jersey.
Wiley Samuel. lall., res. !thode Island.
"'iliiamll I,. ~., car"., res. &amp;1 ~lnRKn,·hlll'ctUl.
"'illiam~ O. D., lIIas .. n, res. 1:!0 New York.
Willialll:1 Will., rc~ ..J!} Penllsylvani:l.
WI LJ.I.\))SO:\' W. '1'., (Fleischltlan .\; W.,) rCIi. \Y. Ridc Ma~sl\'
eltllsettli, Lct. Winthrop and Hcnry.
'ViJliaDtllun W. G., carp., rC8. I!) Connecticut.
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'\'illill Chas., I&lt;al,,:1I1,an. :18 ltbs!!aehll!octtll.
Willi~ W., res. II. :li,lc Winthrop, Let. New lI:lIl1plllairc :In,) H.lu&gt;olc
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WILMA BTll O. C., books nnel st:ltionery, w. side )1a51i:lchu~ctt;\,
ill EI,lrioJ;.:" HI ... ·\;. re~. ~:I CUIIIII·'~li'~IIL.
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WI:\CIIELL A. T., proprictor EI,lrid~e H,)usc salnon.
W[:\ClIELL A. '1'., wholc:lale all,l retail dealcr in wines and
li'luors, fallcy ~rocerics, &amp;c., :!5 Massachusetts.
Wintcrs Euw:ml, ~huclIIaker, res. 115 !thode Island.
WISE LEW I~, l'aka)", w. Hide ~Jas~al'husetts, bet. Winthrop and
aud lIellry, res. II i H1H),je Island.
WittellLrin~ W" tailor. res. 10 J)claware.
Wood K W .. Lus. 31 lthode IsI:lIId.
WOO D J Oll~ D., land agent, 25 Massachusetts, bds. 31 nhode
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WOOl) J. ~. O. P .• phpician, office, e. side Ma~sachusetts, bet.
Winthfl)p and IIt'lIry, re!!. c. side Ne ..... HamJlshire.
Woodward. B. W., (W. ,\: F:llloy.) rClI. :11 Tl!IIIIC~Mee.
WOODW AltO &amp;.: FIXLEr, dru~gists, Eldridgo 1II0ck.
Wri;:ht II. V.. bar tender, COlllmercial lIou~e.
WliUJ.EY JOS}O;PH, ~rocer, 36 Massachusetts.
W uraL Chu., Illb., res. :is' New York.
Wurst Chriz;tian, lab., r~·s. 38 New fork.

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Zimmerman Jolin. tailor, 61 Ma!lsachu!'clls.
ZIMMEIDfA:\ '...... 1'!lIOllO, w. aide Massaehusett!, bet. Winthrop
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in tho: City under thl! particular trade or profolillion
in which thoy aro oDgaged.
Agricultural Implomont8.
Allen A. K. &amp;. Co., n. e. cor ~hssacbusetts and Winthrop.
Allen ~ orwan, office, Itcru blic3n lluihling.

Ambrotypo and Photographio Artist.
DaLee A. G., "5 Musachuseus.
Architect..
lo'uller k Oli"cr, w. aide Massachusetts, bet. Pinckney and Winthrop.
Haskell J. G., 19 Pinckney.

Attorney .. at Law.
Bacon L. S., 23 Commercial.
lla~sett O. A., bds. \\'a\"erly lIou~e.
Carpentcr Lewill. 19 )las::Iachusetts.
Chrislian Jame:l, 51 'fenne8:lec.
Clark K~ II 9 India n3.
Cobb Sclsoll, Ldll. ~IJrid.!!e House.
Coe John }l., 3-' Massachusetls.
Collamore G. 'V., 41 Ahs~:lehusetts.
t'CODWAY )hrlin It'., tiS Kcntucky.
Cowles J. P., bds. Eldridge House.
Elliery k Shaw, n. e. cor. ~1assachusetts and lIenr1.
FiIllllore L., 70 Ohio.
Htlndry J. li., Sll !UlOde leland.
Lowman E. S., 22 Naw Hampshire.
Ri~gs L'-A.,87 Rhode bland.
Russcll G. C., 2-12 Mill~i~sil,pi.
Stickney W. W., bds. Wa\'crly House.
Thatcher S. 0 .• 16 Cnnncdicut.
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Bakers.
Clemens Solomon, :l9 ~h~~Jchu~ctts.
Flei,;chman ck WillialJlson. w. ~ide Mas~achusetts, Let. Winthrup
und Henry.
Hazeltine \\"m .• :l:l )Ja~sachusettl.
Wise I.c\Yi~, w. side lobssacilusc\t:!. bet. Winthrop aud lIenry.

Danks and Bunkers.
BaLcock &amp; Lykens. w. side Massachusetts Let. Henry and Winthrop.
J.awrcnce Dank, e. Bide ll:lssachusetts, bet. Winthrop and lIenry.
8ilup::on nro~ .• B. e. cor. l\Ias~ael1usctts and Winthrop.
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ThowjJsou EdwarJ D., n. e. Massachusetts and lIenry.

Barber.
Field, E. JL. (col'd.) w. sid('" Massachusetts, Let. Winthrop and
Henry.

Billiards.
Eldrid~e House Billiard RoolD.
Groll WID., e. lide ~h~sacliusetts, bet. Henry and Wiuthrop.

Boarding Houso.
Martin IIcnry, Gl Rhode 1:1\3011.

Bookscll'Jr and Stationer.
Wihll:uth O. C., E1dridgc Block, l1a:)5aehu~ett.3.

Boots and Shoes, (Ladies.)
blhlltlro! 1l.l:5. '" L., :!:! )l:ass3eliusctts.

Doot nnd Shoo Doalers.
Brook, }'. ll., w. t;ide ~I:t"~acllusetts, Let. lIellry aoJ Warren.
}lolt George K, ejside ~las.sachu::elt", bet. Withrop :md lIenry.

Brick Makers.
n.,l,crB James. rC:I. :1::; :\('w lork.
S1'3tr ll. W .• rtlai. ::is ~cw \'"ork.
Brokers.
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ll. G., :?;, Yumont.

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GateS F. :\., New York.
Gatl~s l.evi, New York.
Glntharl.( 11., ·10 ;\fas~ach\l!letts.
Gluthart M. C., -to ~1a~sachuscU8.
McCarty 'V. 8., 21 ~ew Halllpshire.
UaJnolu" G. W., Johwloll House.

Cabinot Makors and Dealors in Furnituro.
ALcrn:tlhy W. II., e. 8. M3/ls3chu!;clb, bet. Warrcn nnJ Henry.
llIackiuall W. S. It, n. side Winthrop, bct. Massachusetts aud
Yerlllont.
'Stick k l'rcsach, w. side Mass:tchusctts, bet. Winthrop and
Pinckney.

Carpontors and Buildors.
A nJerson ~fathew, 89 Hhode Island.
Bryant N. L., 122 Kentucky.
Fullcr k Oliver, w. side Massachusetts, bet. Pinckney Dnd Win·
tbrop.

Carriage and Wagon Makers.
Dc:tn John ~l., o. Ricle ~1:t9:1:II~hUllett!l, LeI. lIenry anI) Warrrn.
l\1cL:toe WIU., II. side Wiothrop, bet. VerUlont aod Kentucky.

Cigars and Tobacco.

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Ludin:;ton
W .• s. w. cor. MassacllUsetts and IIenry.
Fleischman k Williawson, w. side Massachusetts bet .. Winthrop
and lIenry.

Civil Engineers.
Butler A., LUll. Whitncy House.
SI!arl A. n .. Offil'C. ('nllrt HouF.e.
~heldon A. Z., bd~. Whitney lIouse.
Spencer 1:0'. A .• 11,h. Whitney lIoulIe.
Whitncy II., bdll. Whitoey lIouse.

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Dentists.
Kcllo~g I •. , Lus. EJ.lridgc House.
MactC.II., Lds. JuilnsoD 1I0usc.

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Prentilis &amp;; Griswold, w. side ~1a!lSaChu5etts, Eldriu ... c IlIock&gt;'
Woodward &amp; Finley, Eldridge Ulock.
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Dry Goods.
Brunson .J. I.., w. sidc Ma~s3chusctts, bet. IIcnry and Warrcn.
Dullcne de Hcad, II. w. cor. ~lastiachusett!l ant! Henry.
Duncan ." Uruwn, w. side Ma~sacbusetts, bet. Winthrop and
l1enry.
Duncan de 1I0rnsLy, w. sidc Massachusetts, bet. Winthrop and
Henry.
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Fillmore JJ. S.•'0. L., :?2 M:ls!laehusctts.
Prichard U. W. de Co., w'. bide l\IalisaebuMcttll, bet. Wintbrop and
lIenry.
Wharton J., w. sidc l\1:l~sl~hll~etts, bet. WinthroJl :11") Henry.

ExprC8S Agent.
Watlon J. E., w. side Massachusetts, bet. l)inekney :lnd Winthrop'

Forwarding "nd Commission Merchants.
Allen:A. K. " Co., cor. Winthrop aud Masllachusethl.

Grocers.
nron!on J. I•. , w. aide l\Jul'acbusetls, bet. lIenry lind WarreD.
ok Uead,. n. w. ('or. Masllachusetts and Henro.
Dlftlcan .\: Drown, w. side Mas&amp;:lchusetts, bt. Willthrop and Henry.
DUDcan &amp;: lIornsby, w. side l\Iassacllusetts bct. Wintbrop and
Henry.
Fleisl'lllU:&amp;1I .'0. WiIIi:lUl8on, w. side Massacllusetta, bet. Winthrop
and Hellry.
Groll Ww., 31i l\la~acbll~ett8.
Gronnor U. }» • .\: G., 53 Massacbusetts.
Hill ..\. D., e. "ide ~:l~":lChusett8 bet. Henry and Winthrop.
l'riclJ:ard U. w. ok Co., w. "ide Mllss. bet. WinthroJl and Uenry.
Head .\. l.., e. sidc l\IaslI3chusct18 bet. IIcnry and Winthrop.
Uidenour .1( U:,1;er, e. &amp;ide Mass. bct. Wllrrcn and lIellrl.
ltitter :'ilJltln, c .. side Mass., Let. Winthrop and Henry.
'Cholen W.II .. wi. lIide Mas~achu~ctt:;, Let, Willlhrup and Henry.
Wbitncy J. P., EIJridl!e lJIock.
Win~bell A. T., :!5 )l:as:lacbusetts.
Wllrley JOl&gt;el'h, 36 )lauBcbusetts.
Dull~ne

Gunsmith.
Gratton JobnR::e,-side- Massachusetts, b~t~ I1c~~y-~~d Wintrop.

IIardware, Cutlery and Metals.

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lJu\lenc .\: Head. n. w. cor. Massachusetts and Beury .

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Harness Makers and Saddlers.
EcL:e F. J., ~las~:lchu~ctts, het. lIenry and "'arrcn.
Sand:! J. G., e liidl~ :'Ilas:&lt;achul'ICllK, Let. Willthrol' "nd Henry.

Holelll Rnd Proprietors.
Commercial lIousc, J alllCS ~L Duno, proprietor.
};ldri,lgc 1I0u:&lt;e, S. B. Nurton, l,rClI,rictur, B. w. cor. MasHachu~clls
and Winthrop.
J ohnl!on House, n. J olinson proprietor.
Wa\""erly 1Iouse, Elllily lIoyt, proprietress.
\Vhitncy IIO\l~C, N. (). SIOIl'~, I' ro l'rtetor.

Ice Cream Saloon.
Danvers Frank, e. aide )lass., bet. Wiuthrop and lIenry.

Insurance Agents.

A 11clI ~ornlan, s. e. cor. Ma!'l~achuselts and Wiuthr.!Ip,
Bisliell AUlOS, opposite Eldridgo House.
Simpson H. M., s. e. cor. Mallsachu!letlS and Winthrop.

Insurance Companie8 .
• Hartford Fire Ins. Co., i\. Allen, ag't., office Repultlican LTd;;.
New England [&lt;'ire Ins. Co., Hartford, office Pepubliclln b'ld'S
11halnix Fire IllS. Co., I1artford, Amoll Ililsell, ag'l., office op·
posite Eldridge House.
Manbattan Life ID8. Co., New York City. N. Allen. as't .• office
Republican building.

Justices of tbe Peaoe.
Blacklidge ..... N., 1 MassaebuselU.
Lalld K D., 78 Kelllucky.

Land Warrant., Doalor iD.
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Laundry
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Whitney J. C., 20 ~cw Hampshire.

Livery. Salo and Foed Stables.
Hard '" Reynold~, c. Hide )Ia~~., 1..:L. Pinknoy aud Winthrop.
Kilbourne Will., 40 Mass:u·huscu..
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Liviu~~tono C., e. lIi,le ~Ias:l., bet. Winthrup Blld Hcnry.· '-

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Meat Markets.
Oldham k Fnon, w. Bille :'IJas~., ltct. Winthrop and lIellry.
Pea~ Cb:ls. A., e. side )Iass., Let. Winthrop aDd Ilenry.
Ward C.lI., e. aide )hssachusetts, bet. Heury and Winthrop.

Merchant Tailors.
Sutliff W. E. &amp;- Co., Eldridge Dlock.

Milliner and Dross Maker.
Edmonds I.lura A., e. sid\! Mass., bet. Henry and Winthrop.

Newspapers.
Lawrence llcpubli('an, T. n. 1'halcher, editor, offico Ahasachu·
sells, S. X. Thall-her, lluWillher.

Nurserymen.
Allen XorwaD,

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e. cor. Massachusetts aDd Winthrop.

Physicians and SUl'geons.
Fuller A., 35 TeDne"lee.
Harrington S. C., bUll. Commercilll House.
HartlDan IlL, 37 Mas:lllchusetls.
Leibcr~ hOles, , .. )I:assachul;etts.
Miner C. E ,31 Tennessee.
Newlllan A., 8. Yermont.
Seewir J. U., 79 Ohio.
Wood JDO. 1'., e . aide )lass., Let. Winthrop aDd Henry.

. .·Produce Dealers.
Allen ~ormaD, office HepuLli('an Building.
Simoull lo'., e. aida )las:I., Let. wintbrop aDd Heury.

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Wat.oD J. E., w. aide lIass., Let. Piukney and Winthrop.

Real Estate and Laud Agents.
(See also Drokers.)
Di!lIell Amol, oppo~ite Eldrillj.!o lIouJe.
Burt Geo., Ldd. Whitney lIollse.
:-;.hcrwood It :i., 87 Ve{lDont.
Wood Jobn n., 25 1I1Il!1sachll~ctts.

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Saloons,
nix .Jallll'!I. w. side MaslI., bet. Winthrop and Jlonry.
Eldridhe 110use saloon, under Eldridge House.
Martin lIenry, e. side MIlSS" het. Winthrop and Henry.
f'l'il'cr A. A., e. sille M:.II:&lt;ncllu"cUII, bet.. Wintllrop And IIcDr)'.
~yl\"cster E., w. side )I:a!'s., bet. lJenry and Winthrop.
ZiwwerlDllll W., w, side Mass., bet. Winthrop aDd Henry.

Sash. Blinds and Doors.
Dailey F. A., 25 Vermont.

Soap and Candle Makor.
Killam F., s. aide Winthrop, bet. Maas. and New Hampshire.

Steamboat Agent.
Watson J. E., w. side Mass., bet. Pinkney and Winthrop.

Stoves, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
Allen A. K. &amp; Co., cor. Winthrop aDd Massachusetts.
Storm &amp;; Montague, o. side Absa., bet. lIenry and Winthrop.

Tailors.
Bowman Christiu, 5 l'lasBaclluBetta.
ZimmerwAD John, 61 lIassaehnseta.

Watches. Clocks and Jewelry.
Frazer n. J•. , w. aide l'Il;as!Illchuaetts, Eldridge Block.
l'rager David, 33 Massachusetts.

Wines
. and Liquors..
R W., a. w. cor. lIa88achuaetta and Henry.
Winchell A. T., 25 )I:asallebusetts.
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J(ayor-Geo. W. Deitder.
Cill (,lerk-Caleb Pratt.
Treal'lrer-Arthur Gunther.
Attorne.v-Wm. lien dry.
Mur,.Aal-Josepb Cracklin .
. J".tice.-JohD Wilder. A. N. Dlacklidge.
&amp;m:eyor-A. D. Semrl.
Coun-ii - .un.
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E. S. J.owman,
C. Hornsby.
Josiah Miller,

C. Williamllon,

FRDk Kimb:all,
G. GroYeDor.
Slrut CommiuwtltT-G. W. HUDt.
&amp;1&amp;001 SuP'I.-ReV. Chall. Reynold ••
SeAGoI fr,uteu.
L. BulloD',
BeY. Chu. Reynolds, ex. or.,
s. )1. Newhall.

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:.DOUGLAS COUNTY OFFICERS.
l'rolJII/r. """!le &lt;11,.1 C":rk-J'J~iula MiIIor.
CO/w'y .dllurllry-Samuel A. Uiggs.
SJl/~rtff:"""'Sllulucl

Walker.
Rf:JiAl.:f,1 llt'r,/,-J 1111101 C. Horton.
Clerk-Caleb J. l)rlltt..
Tuu.urcr-llobert G. Elliott.
Sur~".vo~-JJaviJ G. Peabody•
..dUl.'uor-Dll\·id G. Peabody.
~roner-C. }.'. Garrett.
Commiuionerl.
R. II. Derkan, Ch'n,
Turner Sampson.
Levi Woodard.
CierI.: Diltrift Court-A. N.. D1acklidge.
COURTS.

SUPRli:lfE COURT.
HeB at Lecompton on the first Mondays or Juno and December.
Chief Justice, 1100. John Pettit i Alsociate Justices, Joseph
Williams, Uush Elmore i United Slates Attorney {or tbe Territory, A. C. JJavis i United Silltes Marsbal, Philip T. Colby; U.
S. Clerk, E. Noel Eccleston; U. S. Reporter, John Martin •
. UNITED STATES COURT.
Two lelsions of the United Silltes Cuurt are held at Leavenworth, two at f.ecnruptoll, and two at Fort Scott in eaeb year;
I,uidel SUCll special and adjourned terms .a the Judges thereor
tbink propor.
DISTIUCT COURTS.
FIRST DIsTaI('T-lIon. John Pettit, Judge.
In tbe couoly of J.ellveoworth on the second Monday of
Much, Augult and- NOTembcr, for the year eij!bteeo hundred and
sixty, Ind thereafter 011 the fil'llt ~londay in )larcb, Augult and
N ('Tember i lJoniphDn on tbe first Monday in May and October i
Atchillon on the lIecond MondllY of 1\1ay and October i Jeffersoo
011 the third Monday in M:ay and October i WYaDdotte 00 the
fourth Monday in May IDd October.

SlI:co:m DISTRICT-Rush Elmore, Judge. _
In tbe COUDty of Coffey 00 tbe seeoDd MODday or March and

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September i BreckenJ:idge on tI,e tbird Monday of Ma~ch and
SepteUlber i Morris on the fourth Monday of March and l:;upICIIlber i Davis on ti,e firHt J\lohday after the fourth Monday of )Iarch
and Rept.; Marshall on tbe 8econd Monday aner the 4tb Monday of
March and Septcmher i Brown on the tbird Monday after the
fuurth ~loDday of }lnrch Dnd Scpteulber i Jackson on the fourth
Mooday after the fourth Monday in March and SeptemLcr i
Shawnee 00 the fifth Monday after the fourth l\londay In March
and September; Douglas on the seveoth Monday after the fourth
Mooday in Mar.:h aud September.
TnlRD DISTRICT-Joseph Williams, Judge.
10 the COUDty of l&lt;'ranklin on the last Mondai in March and
August. i Anderson on tbe first l\londay iD Apri and September j
Allen 00 the second Monday in April and September; Bourbon
on the third Monday in April and September j Linn 00 the
fourth Monday io Allril and September i Johnson on tbe sceond
Monday after the fourth 1\Ionday in April and Sept~mber; Lykins 00 the first Mooday after tho fourth )loDday io April and
September.
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The judges of tbe "evcra) district court. Ihall bave power to
hold such special aod Bdjourned terma io any couoty in thcir
respective districts whenever they lUay deem it neccssary.
The whole of the l&gt;elaware Indian Rcservation is aUacbed to
the first judici.l district for judicia&amp;l purpolles, as well as all Indian territorylyiog alld being within the boundary of ArraJlaboe county.
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lo'or judicial purpo!&gt;c, tbe Pottowattomie, Kaw, Oloe, Chippewa, Ottawa, Sac and 1,'ox, and Kiek:apoo Indian neservations are'
attached to the second judicial dilltrict, aod tbe New York Indian Resenation.iB altached to the tbird judic~:l1 district
l)llOBATE COUnT.
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lIeld first 1Ilooda),,9 in March, June, September and December,
at the County Buildings, L:awrence.

J ud~e-J osiah Aliller.
JUSTICE'S COURT.
nelJ d:aily Sundays excepted, at 9 A. Y.: at JusticeB' o!lices.
Justices-A.. N. B1acklidge, John Wilder.

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BENEVOLENT AND OTHER SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
LAWRE~VE

LODGE, NO. G.

llceta first Thursday evcning in every month. at Masonic lIall, in
Babcock k Lykens' Bank Building, Massachusetts.
W. M.-Coluiobul Hornsby.
S. W.-O. W. McAllister.
J. W.-G. W. Deibler.
Secy.-P. R. Brooks.
TreIl8.-W. II. DuncaD.
S. H.-J. W. Jenkinll,'
J. D.-N. O. Hubb,II.
Tyler.-Joscph Cracklin.

I. O. O. F.
LAWRENCE' LODGE, NO.-l.
Meets Wednesday evenings.
N. G.-G. H. Snyder.
V. G.-J. Yoltht.
Sccy.-A. Kalzenstine.
I'. ~ec)".-G. W. BrowD.
Treal.-R. Beckn.

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en1ll'orth City.

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UNION LODGE, NO. 10.
)Iceta nery Monday e\'ening at Babcock k Lykcns' Uall, a&amp; 'I
o'clock.
W. C. T.-Samuel A. Ri~~.
W. V. T.-Milll Lizzie lJuld".
W. :-:cr,..-J. W. Jenkin •.
W. Trl'a~.-J. O. Uahhrin.
W. 1. G.-lli8s Lillic Freeman.
W. O. G.-Misl Jt:Dlma BroW'D.
W. 1". Seey.-A. Kat.cnstine.
W. ll.-I•. I.awlOn.

W. C.-Jamcs G. Sanda.
W. It. II. S.-Miaa lIattie BroDsoD.

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W. 1.. n. S.-~Iiss l\Iary Gist.
Assist. ~ccy.-Mrs. Lyman Allcn.
W. D. M.-~Ii~l' ~Iary Futtf&gt;l.
D. D. G. W. C. '1'.-11. S. t:lark.

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~Ieets

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9:1 New York strect. Numl.cr of members 46.
Prcsident.-Michael Oswald.
~ecretary.-Jlellry Weiler.
Treallurer.-l&gt;:I.\·id Prager.
1st TurnlfarJ.-Henry Uiebersh.
2d. l'urllward.-'J'. J. ~teiIlLcrhh.

STAGE AND

EXPRE~S

L.\ WnE~CE TO

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Via Lecompton, Oskaloosa, Winchester, Mount Pleasant.
tance aa miles. J.'llrc 84 50.

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L.-\ WRENCE TO WYANDOTTE.

Via FrnnkliD, Eldora, LexinJ!ton, Monticello, ShawDee aDd Wy·
andotte. })istance 40 miles. }o'are ~3 00.
LA WItJ.:XVJ.; TO LEA VKNWORTII.
CODDecting with Itage' to Atchison and St. Joseph, aDd packets
on the Missouri riTer.

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Waterloo, Emporiuw.
LA WIU:XCE TO OS.\ WATAMIE.
Samuel UeJnnlJs, proprictor. Tri.weddy line from Lawrence to
Santa Fe Road, Prairie City, Ottowa Creek, l)eoria, Stanton,
08awatall~e. J. E. Watllon, general stage agent.
L.-\ WRENeE TO BURLINGTON.
Weekly line via Brooklyn, Prairie City. Mineola, Sac aDd Fox
Agency, lJurlington. J. E. Watson, general stage agellt.
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L.-\ WREXCJo: TO GARNETT.

Z. Squires, proprietor. Sellli.wrekly line to Prairie Cit,. Ohio
City, .Hyatt, Garnett. J.E. W:&amp;tson. gcncral stage ageut.

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LAwnE:o\CE CI1'Y IJIREl:TORY.

UNITlm STATES EXPHESS CO)lP~\.NY.
LC:I,"c~ Lawrencc c\"cry

\r cdllc~day and Saturday fllr the cast, auJ

evcry MODday for the wcsl.

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MAIL ROUTES.
Eastcrn maillcaves La\HCnCC c\"cry morDing at G o'clock; arrives
cvery 1II0rnin~ at tj u"t:luck.
Kansa~ Vity luailleavcs Lawrence e\'ery day at G A. M. i arrivcs
daily at 10 P. M.
Ewpori~ m:lil, tri,weekly, IC:l\'C9 L:lwrcnce, MonJa}"!, WcJncs.
d:ap, and Fridap, at G A. ~l.; arrl\'cll Tucsda)"ll, TI.ursJays
and tiaturdap, al j P. M.
Atchi.&lt;oll ulail, tri·wcckly,lca\·c9 J,awrcnce cfery TuesJay, Thurs·
Jayand Saturday, at Ii A. M.. arrives Mondays, Wcuncs·
day:t and lo'ridays, at III P. M.
O.;awatalllic wail, tri.wcekly,lca\'c9 Lawrcncc evcry MunJay,
Wedncsday and Fri.lay, 'lit G A. :'II. i arrivc9 evcry 1'uesJay,
Thursday and Saturday, at j P. )1.
llurlill~ton mail, weekly, )ea\'es Lawrence every Mouday at G A.
)1.; arri\'es at Lawrence every 'I'hursday, at (; I'. )1.
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A. )1.; arrives every Thursday, at 10 P. M.
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A;,:ri"lIliural Iml'lel"enl&gt;l •••• 2· Harness maker~ all,l ..:lIlIel·S .....,
AlJIl.rlllypc Arli~t........... 1'lIulcl:l and l'ruprietur:l ....... ;,
Architects ...........•..••••••• :! ,Icc Crc~1Jl Saloon .•••.....••... 1
Attorncys lit I.aw ............. 2\1'1I1suran(:0 Companies ........... 4
Baker:! ............................... 111"lIr:lllcc .\;CIl15 ........... a
llank:lond n;ankcr:l ••• ~ •••••• .aIJusliccsof'tbc 1·c3ce.•..•••.••. :!
lhrherll and Hairdresscrs ..•• :i Lnnd Warrants, dealcrs in... :i
Billiard Houws ............... !!'Laundry ......................... 1
Hlaekslllit1t" ................. 41.h·cry, Salc and l~ced :!tablcs :i
H"nrdill" Housc!! ............... G'Masons and Buildcrs .......... HI
Uook"clkrll lind Stationcrs .... I! Mcat Markcts.: ................. 3'
H(lotkll!~'1 Shoe manufacturcrd :?;~11~~lrl~hal\t 1·adilolu .. •.. ~1.. ·k·:· .. '1
Jril' .I.llrds....... .........
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)ress. a III~ 1
Brokers....... ......... ••• .. .... ~)\Cwsp:tpcrs ...................... 1
t:aLinet makcrs and dealcrll in i X urscrYlllan ................... 1
furniturc ................. 3:t);,intcrll ......................... ti
Carperitcr.! Ilnd builders ...... a'Physiei:uI!! and Su ...ccons ...... 8
Carriatic and wagou manufae· jPrintiug Oftir cs .................. 1
tunlr:! .. • • .. .. .. .. .. .... :! Produce Dcaler.... ........ .. 1
Ci:;ar:l anll Tobacco ••••.••• ~: Ha!lroad ASellcies.......... 1
Civil cllginecrs ............ 5 Hcal Estatc Dcah:rs .......... J:!
Dentists : ...................... :? Saloolls., .................... Ii
])ru'_'s and mcdicines ........... Q. ~ash alit. Blind manufacturcr 1
Dry'llull,l~ ~torcll............... 'j ,Stlap and CaudIll makcr ....... 1
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}o~x I'rc~s CUlllpan iell... • .••• •. 1 :-:;tagc .:\~o.1ntll...... .............. 1
Jo'urwardin" aud cowmi:5:1ioll I'Stcamhoat A!!:cnt:S ............... 1
1"'~1 O\'CS, an d 'T' III
• ware .......... .. '.)
.roccl'll ............................
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�INDEX TO
RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
BY GOLDIE PIPER DANIELS

PUBLISHED

BY

THE DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
BOX 3664
LAVVRENCE,KS 66046-3664

�INDEX TO
RURAL SHOOlS AND SCHOOLHOUSES
Of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
By Goldie Piper Daniels

PREPARED fOR THE DOUGLAS COUNTY
KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

-BY-

EDNA WELLING
DONALD VAUGHN

COPYRIGHT DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

1989

�INDEX TO
RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Adams, Calvin 144,145
Adams,Catherine 145
Adams,Clyde 32,33
Adams,Colin 145
Adams,Elvira 33
Adams,Eva 26
Adams,Geneva B. 33
Adams,Howard 145
Adams,John 145
Adams,Martin 144
Addison,Don 102
Addison,Leslie 102
Adeline Dist 6 51
Adler, 52
Adolph,H. 54
Adriance,Wm131
Ady,Jessie4,39,67
Agnes, W.M.158
Ahlstrom, Cora109
Ahlstrom,Cora B.39
Akers,Alice155
Akers, John120
Akers,Sadie87
Akin,Tom44
Albaugh, Frank120
Albaugh,Martha8
Albert,Frances80,132
Alberts,Florence130
Albery,Richard25
Albin,Michae154
Albright,B.27
Albright,C. M.87
Albright,Charles48,49
Albright,Clarence87
Albright,John52
Albright,Mabe187
Albright,Raymond87
Alexander,Claude160
Alexander,J.B.21
Alexander,Ray160
Alford,Don69
Alford,Fred C.44
Alford,Mrs. Don79
AlgaierN.54
Allen,Amanda36,54
A11 en, Berni ce87
Allen,Bertha55
Allen,Charlie55
Allen, Fred120
Allen,Hannah L.56
Allen,Harold C.42
Allen,Hattie152
Allen,Hugh 4
Allen,Hugh W. Jr.87

Alle1r,J.1~· ..lj
Allen,John152
Allen,Marguerite76
Allen,Mary Frances63
Allen,Maud55
Allen,Nettie152
Allen, R.L58
Allen, R.L.132
Allen, Robert11,144
Allen, Samuel R.151,152
Allis,Mamie78,139
Allis, Verna120
Allison,B.F.15,69
Allison,B.G.82
Allison,Bertha15
Allison, C.Y.137
Allison,Chas. Y.36
Allison,Clara92
Allison,Erma Rumsey83
Allison,J.M.33
Allison,W.N.69,139
Alt,Lizzie65
Altenbernd, 113
Altenbernd,Carll12
Altenbernd,Fekal12
Altenbernd,Louisel12
Altenbernd,Maffie112
Altenbernd,Will.ie111
Amick,Albia69
Amos,Nora30
Anderson,?39,55
Anderson,A.16
Anderson,A.P.25
Anderson, Allie125
Anderson,Booker125
Anderson,Clifford160
Anderson, D.H.105
Anderson,Eban105
Anderson,Edwin39
Anderson,Ellen39
Anderson,Elnora8,118
Anderson,Elnora 1.21
Anderson,Ester M.76
Anderson,Ethe156
Anderson,Florence18
Anderson,Frankl05
Anderson, G.H.I06
Anderson, Gene122
Anderson, Geo.105
Anderson, Geo. Jr.122
Anderson,Gertie20
Anderson,Gustav54,56
Anderson,James54
Anderson,Jane4

Anderson,Jas. W.4
Armstrong,Jennie94,99,150
Anderson,Joan A.13
Armstrong,Roy90
Anderson,Joe20
Arndt, Marcella126
Arnold, Clinton156
Anderson,John125
Arthur, C.F.117
Anderson,Joseph54
Anderson,Laura60
Ashby, James C.131
Anderson,Lottie61,97
Ashby,James H.131
Anderson,Lottie F.4,50
Ashby, Mollie125
Ashby,Norcissor131
Anderson, Lottie M.110
Anderson,Lucy Dunkley37 Ashby,Sylvia E.54
Ashel,lrene154
Anderson,Lula125
Anderson,Luther125
Atchinson,Wm149
Attorney Gen.85
Anderson,M.16
Atwood,G.H.36
Anderson,Mabel A.61
Atwood,James36
Anderson,Maggie105
Anderson,Mary18,108,137 Atwood,John36
Atwood,Vaux36
Anderson,Mary H.106
Aufdemberger, Esther M.
Anderson,Nina94
Mrs110
Anderson,Olda33
Austin,Joan79
Anderson,Ruth Mrs.2
Anderson, Theresa C.122 Averill,Loree61
Axe, Marjorie120
Anderson,Theresa G.
Axline, Mrs156
Mrs106
. Ayer,Anna78
Anderson, W.H.122
Anderson,Williel05
Ayer, El roy77, 78
Ayer, Este 11 a78
Andes,Alma69
Andreas Hist of Kans 1883 Ayer,Omar77
·Babcock,Frances102
111,26,81
Andrews,57
Bachelor,Chas.149
Bachelor,Grace149
Andrews,E.B.16
Bachelor, J.H.14~
Andrews,H.16
Bachelor,J.T.148
Andrews,Stillman34
Badger,Marjoure Mrs102
Angel,Ada158
Badsky,Orviella102,103
Angel,Andrew158
Badsky, Orville137
Angel,lma158
Baecker,Margaret134
Angel,Lloyd158
Bahnmaier,Andrew H.107,158
Angel,Mary158
Bahnmaier,Cloyd158
Angel,Myrtle158
Bahnmaier.Eda158
Angel,Pear1158
Bahnmaier,Elmerl07,158
Anthony,Ruth L.71
Bahnmaier,Ina18,26,79,82,158
Anthony,Wm87
Bahnmaier,Max25
Anton,Annie150
Bahnmaier,Pete.107
Anton,Frank150
Bahnmaier,Vesta90
Anton,James150
Bahnmair. Ina132
Anton,John150
Bailey,Arthur69,138
Anto~.Ulysses150
Bailey,Bonnie67,76
Anton,Willie150
Bailey,Cora161
Apple Pie # 273,4,118
Bailey.Ear169
Apple Pie Sch.109
Bailey,Ernest138
Armstrong,A.W.94
Armstromg, Ai 67
Bailey,Frances98
Armstrong, Alma 36
Bailey, Frances E.139
Armstrong, Effie 109
Ba il ey, Ida138
Bailey,Jasper,138
Armstrong, Frank 69
Bailey,Lawrence20

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Bliesner,C.A.144
Bertle, Geo.134
Bloody 6665
Bertschinger, Ruth149
Bloomington Dt.3l56,3l,33
Beuerman,Henry67
Blough,Darris13
Beurman,Albertl14
Blue Mound37,35
Beurman,J.C.114,115
Blue MoundDist # 2934
Beurman,L.A.1l4
Board of Educ.144
Beyer,Sussie71
Boardman, W.C.115
Bieber,Anna Mae158
Boase,James G.90
Bieber,Lucy85
Boaz,Marian25
Big Springs88,93
Boener,Julian H.44
Big SpringsUnionIII
Bohnmaier, Pete158
Big Springs #7221
Bohnmaier, Vesta 158
Biglow, 011ie105
Boicourt,Geo.M.160
Biglow,Roy105
Bolden,Mary20
Bigsby,39
Bolles, Effie118
Bigsby, Guy109
Bond117
Bigsby,Phebe81
Bigsby,Phebe L.40,81,106 Bond,A.6
Bond,Alva87
Binns, Willard139
Bond,Alvin149
Birkhead,J.B. Mrs.15
Bond,Bert87
Bishop,Florence150
Bond,D.E.6
Bishop,Grace39
Bond,Edna M.53
Bismark # 7925,44,130
Bond,Elva87
Bismark Grove128
Bond, Gladys134
Bixby,Chesterl02
Bond,Lillie4
Bixby,Mablel02
Bixler,Clara58,98
Bond,Marion149
Bixler,Emanuel18,29,30,36, Bond,Maud149
52,125
Bond, Murray E.118
Bixler,Wm P~29
Bond,Nathan86
Bond, P.C.118
Black,Albert4
Black,Chas.98
Bond,Porter55
Bond, Thos .116
Black,Dora24,85
Bonsock,August99
Black, Emma29,125
Bonsock,Dan99
Black,Frank M.24,56
Black,Gertrude76,98,100,l2Bonsock,Eddie99
Bonsock,Emma99
5,139
Black,Jack30
Bonsock.Herman99
Bonsock,John99
Black,John29
Booferding,Wm5
Black,Lois21,46
Booth,Arden58
Black,Loy S.98
Booth,Catherine79
Black,MildredlOl.l37
Booth,Eliza140
Black,Miss1l2.
Booth,Helen79
Black,Wilber98
Booth,John A.140
Black Jack #926
Black Schoo148
Borg, Jessie1l5
Blackburn,Wm JR.42
Bosserman, Candrace E.151
Bosserman,Emma J.15l
Blaine,Mattie Mrs69
Blakeman, Carriel34
Bourke,Emma6
Bourke,Leota6
Blakeman,Lee2
Bouton,L.H.54
Blanche,Leora69
Bowan,C.0.13l
Bleakeman, Carrie158
Bowe 1,Mil dred85
Bleakley, Joe129
Bleske,Gracel06

Bowen,Be~sie120

Bowen,Beverlyl22
Bowen, Bobby122
Bowen,Charles120
Bowen,Jackiel20
Bowen,Mildred18,120
Bower,Soloman101
Bowman,C.OIV,36,78
Bowman. C.0.l39
Bowman, Charles133
Bowman,Charley29
Bowman.Clair55
Bowman,Donald133
Bowman,Geo.39
Bowman,Henry36
Bowman,John36
Bowman,Linda133
Bowman,Mabe136
Bowman, Mr145
Boyce,Hugh63
Boyd,Clarence55
Boyd,Edna30
Boyd,FrankII
Boyd,Margaret54
Boyer.Artie98
Boyer,Bessie98
Boyer,Henry98
Brackett,39
BrackettDist.# 5437
Brackett,George38
Bradford,Helen89
Bradford,Jessie89
Brammel,Milton G.118
Brand,Catherine4
Brand, Johnl07
Brann. John153
Branson,G.W.65
Brass,Ell ie105
Brass,Eunicel06
Brass,H.B.78
Brass,J.F.l06
Brass,Jamesl05
Brass,Katherine50,87,130
Brass, Minniel09
Brass,W.F.105
Brass,Williel05
Brass,Wml05
Brass,Wm F.I04
Brass School106
Brauning,Henry26
Brauning,Minnie26
Brauning,Rosie25
Brauning,Willie26
Brazil,Arbel Mrsl50

Brazil ,Charl i e150
Brazil, Gertrudel32,148
Brazil,Stella72,81,134,150,15
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Brecheisen,Aaron134
Brecheisen,Almal34
Brecheisen,Anna30,99
Brecheisen, ·Anna151
Brecheisen,Benjamin134
Brecheisen,Ceci142
Brecheisen,Cecil Mrs42
Brecheisen,Emmal34
Brecheisen,Esther94,99,112
Brecheisen,Geo.134
Brecheisen,Gertrude134
Brecheisen,H.D.2
Brecheisen,Harryl34
Brecheisen,Johnl34
Brecheisen,Johnnie Mrs42
Brecheisen,Katharyn52
Brecheisen.Katherin94
Brecheisen,LaVern2
Brecheisen,Lenal1,94,99,113,l
34
Brecheisen,Mae134
Brecheisen,Mary2,99
Brecheisen,Phillip134
Brecheisen,Ramona95
Brecheisen,Rosel34
Brecheisen,Sarah99
Brecheisen,Sophia99,158
Brecheisen,Ted Teddiel34
Brecheisen,Walter99
Brecheisen,Wm52,l34
Breckenridge,Ada82
Breckenridge,Elmer82
Breeder. Lewisl58
Breeze,Thomas98
Breeze, Thos.117
Breithaupt, Blanchel34
Breithaupt,Danl53
Breithaupt,Frederick50
Breithaupt,Gideon52
Breithaupt,H. Mrs52
Breithaupt,Helen156
Breithaupt,Helen4l
Breithaupt,Henry S.49
Breithaupt,Ida141
Breithaupt,J.W.49,50
Breithaupt,Martinl34
Breithaupt,Minnie134
Breithaupt,Minnie4l,42

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Ca1vin,L.J. 143
Ca1vin,Leo 143
Ca1vin,Maude 143
Ca1vin,Roy 143
Ca1vin,Susie 143
Cameron,Hugh 144
Cameron,Noah 144,145
Camp be 11, 57
Campbe11,E1aine 30,141
Campbe11,G.W. 26
Campbell, Geo. 129
Campbell, Gracie 131
Campbe11,John 25
Campbe11,Leone B. 101,125
Campbe11,W.0. 2
Campbe11,Zurie 36
Cancer DressingSoc. 95
Caniff ,H.J. 95
Cann,Mamie Coffman 65
Canniff,H.J. Dr.
IV,137,13B
Cannon,Haro1d 133
Cannon,Richard 133
Cantre11,C.L. 71
Cappis,Ernest 43
Cappis,Geroge 43
Cappis,Minnie 43
Cappis,Reka 43
Captains Creek 130,51
Cargy College 45
Cargy Dist.#52 44
Carhahan,Mary 87
Car1son,Christopher4
Car1son,C1ara 45
Car1son,C1arence45
Car1son,Dar1a Fay 4
Car1son,Henry 45
Carlson,Lena 45
Carlson, Samuel 112
Car1ton,C.H. 6,29
Carl ton,E.D. 29
Car1ton,Pau1 C. 29
Car1ton,Ruth L. 29
Car1ton,S.E.
29
Carnahan, Mary 152
Carnahan, Miss 122
Carpenter, Earl 138
Carpenter,G1adis 102
Carpenter,Go1die 63
Carpenter,Nadine 76,77
Carpenter,Wil1ie 138
Carr, 136
Carr,A1va 120
Carrell, N.W. Mrs 109

Carruth,J.H. 60
Carson,Ame1ia 36
Carson,Bessie 36
Carson,John 36
Carson,Sam 18
Carter,
113
Carter, Jared 34
Carter,Mi1dred 147
Carter, Roger I. 111
Cartwright,Maud 55,65,152
Cartwright,Miss 152
Carver,L.F. 99
Casebier,Mabe 187
Cassidy,J.P. 78
Catherman,M. 60
Catlett,
113
Cat1in,Emma 69
Cat1in,Mattie A. 24
Caveness,A.A.B. 28
Cavin,Silas 86
Cavin's Corner86
Caviness,Irene80
Cay1or,I.C.54
Cayot,Louis156
Centennial Dist# 85 Jt.46
Center, Etta143
Centers,Rory41
Centra164
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Central ProtectAssoc
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Chambers,Mabe182
Chambers, Nina143
Chambers,Norman145
Chamney,H.M.69
Champman,Minnie71
Chand1er,Hattie30
Chand1er,Mildred26,l10,l13
Chand1er,Mi1dred
Springer37
Channe1,John142
Channe1,Roy142
Channe1,Teddy142
Chapman,57
Chapman, Eunice137
Chappell, P.125
Char1es,G1adys44
Charles, Hazel120
Char1es,J.M.80
Charles,J.M. Mrs.80
Char1es,James80
Charlton, John125
Chartrand,Louis40

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Cheney, Frank 151
Chesnay,Hetty 85
Chester,E.P. 17
Cheyenne 74
Chicken Creek 115
Chicken Creek 117
Chilcot,.V.
54
Chilcote,
Chilcote, Ruby 122
Chi1cote,Vienna 17,117
Childs, Charlie 118
Chi1ds,F1oyd
118
Chi1ds,J.H.
118
Chi1ds,Marion 118
Chi1ds,Ne11ie 118
Christenson,Chris 84
Christian,Anna 20
Christian,De11a 20
Christian,Effie 20
Christian,Fred2 0
Christian,John 89
Christian,Va1ney89
Christopher Publishing
House 124
Christy,C1ara 29
Christy, Lucy 151
Christy,Vio1et L. 96,97
Church, Harry 127
Church,T.A.
III
Churchbaugh,F.L.Mrs. 97
Churchbaugh,Gertrude 6
Churchbaugh,L.T. 97
Churchbaugh,Vina 61
Churchbaugh,W.
61
Civil War
82
Clapham,Eunice65, 74,98
Clapham, Eunice 132
Clapham,Ruby 98
C1ark,A.P.
27
Clark,Alice
41
C1ark,Beatrice 47,63
Clark~Car
176
C1ark,Ce1este 21
Clark,Charles 28,78
C1ark,C1eve1and 41
Clark,E.S.
46
Clark, Edna 137
C1ark,Ernest 8,63
C1ark,Georgia Neese 65
Clark,Grace 131
C1ark,J.C. 24,46
Clark,Kate 41
C1ark,Kate C. 63
Clark,Katie41, 85

# 5

Clark,Louise 90
Clark,Mamie 63
Clark,Marcelene 46
Clark, Mary 143
Clark,Maud
63
Clark,May
26
C1ark,Nora
18
Clark,Ray
63
C1ark,Rea
100,125
Clark,Ruth6, 41,47,143
C1ark,Sadie 41
C1ark,Samue1 L. 131
C1ark,Sarah 41
C1ark,Sidney 11
C1ark,Teddy 41
C1ark,Tom
96
Clark,Viva 42,47
Clark,Viva Runyan 143
C1arke,Adna G.Mrs 136
C1arry,Ethe 176
Claxton, Florence 120
C1ay,Ethe1
125
C1ay,Homer 125
Clay,Roy
125
C1ayton,Laren 31
Clayton,Linda 31
Clayton, Peggy 151
Clayton,Ross H. Mrs. 69
Clearfield Dist#
58,50,52,134
C1eve1and,Nannie 61
Cline,Charles 76
C1 ine,Ear 18
CHne,Edgar 8
C1ine,E1sie 8
C1ine,Hershel 18
C1ine,Sam 76
C1inger,Anna 4
Clinton, 32,120,133
C1intonTwnsp. 152
Clinton Dam
154
Clinton Dist.# 25 53
Clinton TwnspCo. 53
Cloepfi1,
106,107
Clough, Barbara 122
Clough, J.M.
122
Coal Creek,
57
Coal Creek #39 56,58
83
Coates,B.A.
Coates, Omar 150
Coburn,Glen T. 97
Cochran,Argel Mrs. 8,92
Cochran,Ferne 41
Cochran,Ferne L. 97,141

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Curtes,Annie 100
54
Curtis,Clara
56
Curtis,Cline
100
Curtis,James
Curtis,Thomas 100
24
Custard,T.J.
Cutter,Martha 35,36
Czaplinski, C. 153
DFrank P.
32
dFred M.
20
dLa fayette 77
DLouis 32
Dallas, Walter 131
Damm,John Sr. 70
Damm,Sophia Miss 23
Damrosch,Wa1ter 69
Daneke,Jean 46
Daniel, Ruth Mrs 109
Daniels,
27
Daniels,Belle 11
Daniels,C.E.
40
Daniels,George 11
Daniels,Goldie Piper
I, II I

Daniels,Ruth Mrs. 26
Dark, Sam 158
Darnold,Minnie 55
Darnold,Stella 55
Dauberman,Mamie 99
Dauberman, Mayme 129
Davenport,Leroy 25
Davidson,Bennie 139
Davidson,Darnda 99
Davidson,H.E.
138
Davidson,June
118
Davidson,M.A.
54
Davidson,Millie 94,99
Davidson,Norman 34
Davidson,Pau 185
Davidson,Sam 99
Davidson, u.S. 143
Davidson,Viola 139
Davis, 39
Davi s, 136
Davis,Ada F. 15,40
Davis,Ada mrs 147
Davis,Chas.
82
Davis,Clara 80
Davis,Eleanor 33
Davis,Elisa D. 37, 38
Davis,Ellen
38
Davis,Etta
33
Davis,G. H.
39
Davis,Henry
25
Davis,Henry T. 37,38

Davis,Jeff 74
Davis,Joe 80
Davis,Karl 149
Davis,Lena 94
Davis, Lydia M. 139
Davis,Mildred 94
Davis,Pearson 15
Davis,Ralph80, 81
Davis, Rhoda
143
Davis,Roy
25
Davis,Ruth
46
Davis,S.H.
94
Davis, Theodore 118
Davis,W.H. 69
Davis, W,H, 125
Davis,W.R. Rev. IV
Davis,William 92
Davis Cemetery 38
Davisson,B.M.
139
Dawson,Ruth 4
Day,Annie 69
Day,Bert
69
Day,Clara 69
Day,Ethel
58
Day,Gertie 58
Day,J.M.
89
Day,Mabel R. 24
Day,Mildred Commons 37
Day,Mildred M. 58,9l
Day,Minnie 67
Day,Oliver 94
DaY,Velma 65
Day, Wil fred 69
De Forest,Margaret 13
De Hek,Nellie 4,47,49
De Hek,Nellie 149
De LaughderWilma 40
De Mar, Mr. 57
De Vault,Anna 141
De Vault,Leslie 141
De Vault,T.S.
141
De Witt,Estella Lubarger36
Dean,A.B. 18
Dean,Adelia 20,55
Dean,Clarence 20
Dean,Helen55
Dean,J.H.20
Dean,James54
Dean,R.A.19
Dean,Robbie20
Dean,Thomas25
Deardorff,Henry61
Deardorff,Walter61

Dearth,Bessie 43
Dearth,Lucille 43
Dearth, Lucille 132
Deay, Arthur
150
Deay,Claud 96
Deay,Clyde 53
Deay,E.J.
132
132
Deay, Ed
Deay,E11a 91
Deay,Ethel 44,125,153
Deay, Ethel 141
Deay,Fay Hagerman 92
Deay,Faye 79,103
Deay,Flory 91
Deay,Fred 52
Deay,Freddie 150
149
Deay, Geo.
Deay, Gertie 139
Deay,Howard 90,92
Deay,Howard 132
Deay,Howard O. 100
Deay,lrwin 150
92
Deay,J.A.
Deay ,Jas. L. 92
Deay,Jimmie 91
96
Deay,John
96
Deay,Maud
Deay,Pearl
96
Deay,Russell 150
Deay,Teressa 91
Deay, Thelma Haverty151
Deay,Velma
50
Deay,W.J.
150
Deckwa,Edward Mrs. 81
Deckwa,Lorene 81
Deckwa,Wesley 53
Dedrin Mill
27
Deer Creek #48 70,107,133
Deering, Ada 147
Deering, Adah 114
Defenbaugh,Grace 76
Demeritt,Florence Mrs.
21,26,72
Demeritt,Leslie J. 21
Demeritt,Martha 24
Demeritt,Martha 137
Demerritt,W. A. 18
Deming,J. E.
72
Deming,Maggie 54
Denewiler,Amelia 122
Denewiler, Frank 122
Denham,David 79
Denham,Edith Hammond 37
Denison,Alice 16

#7

Dennis,Bessie 4
Dennis, Charles 160
Dennis,Elder 8
Denny,Dorothy 2
Densmore,F.F. IV
120
Derby, G.F.
Dershem,L.
155
DeShazo,Frank 153
Deskin,Edith
11
Deskin,Lillie 11
DeSoto151, 149
Desque,C.L. 133
Desque, Charlie 74
Desque, Chester 133
Desque, Clifford 75
Desque, H.M.
75
Desque, Henry
74
Desque, John
74
74
Desque, Louisa
Desque, Mary
74
Detwiler, C.W. 125
Detwiler,Jerold H. 125
DeVae, JoseRhine 118
Devereux,Clifton 102
Devore,Aleda Mrs 160
Dews,D&gt;W&gt; 71
Dews ,Emma 26,61
Dews, Emma 153
Dews, Emma 109
Dews ,G.A. 109
Dews,Mary M. 8
Dews,Rose 24
Dexter,J.W. 90
Dexter,Lulu 90
Dick,Bros. 33
Dick,Mattie 43
Dicker,Alice 20,26
Dicker, Myron 115
Dickinson,lda 36
Dickinson,Samuel 36
Dickson,Nettie 78
Dietz, Rudolh
118
Di 11 ,Georgia 78
Dillon, Jack 133
Di 11 on, Letha 149
Di11on,Linda 133
Dinsmoor, F.F 146
Dinsmore,WmA. 149
Diocese Of Kansas 138
Disbrow,Clara 54
Disbrow,E.
54
Disbrow,W.B.
54
Disque,Chas.
76
Dist.# 94
56

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
#9
Dunn,Julia
35
Dunn, McMaster 122
Dunn,Perry
91
Dunning,Arthur 36
Dunning,May
36
Durkee,Ruth
2
DurstMary E.
98
Dutton,
136
Dutton, Asa 135
Dwyer, Edna 134
Dwyer,Ella 2
Dwyer, Gerald D. 130
Dwyer,Harry134
Dwyer,Katy134
Dwyer,Marzella2,63
Dwyer,Mazie 2
Dwyer,Willie 134
Dyer
124
Dyer,.Albert 76
Dyer,Charlie 126
Dyer, .J.E. 76
Dyer, .J.W. 76
Dyer, .Jim 76
Dyer,Joseph 125
Dyer,.Josie 87
Dyer, Katie 125
76
Dyer,.Leo
Dyer, Rosa
125
Dyer, Thos. 125
Dyer,.Virgie 69
Dyer,.Walter 76
Eagleson,Corrinae 33
East Hopewell#68 99
Eastman,Bernice 40,82
Eastman, Bernice 129
Eastman,Cora 26
Eastman,E.S. 40
Eastman, E.S. 129
Eaton,
39
Eaton,Bessie 39
Eaton,John
27
Eaton,Robt.
27
Eberhard,Georgiana 160
Eberhart,Chas.
71
Eberhart,I.F.
78
Eberhart, Isiah F. 125
Eberhart,Mr. 71
Eberhart,Peter Sr. 70
Eberhart,Rosa
161
Eberwein,Dora 44, 103
Eberwein, Dora 132
Eberwein,Edna 98
Eberwein, Edna 120
Eberwein,Leona 13

Eberwein, Leona 147
Eckerman,Bernice 30,100
Eckerman,Cora
92
Eckerson,Bernice 2
53
Eckman,Esther
Eckman,Esther McTaggart 37
Eddy,El i
34
Edelbrock,Minnie 103
Edmonds, Emma
114
Edmonds,Fannie
114
Edmonds, Mae H. Mrs 129
Edwards,Beverly III
Edwards,C.L. IV, 34
Edwards, Ira
139
Edwards, J.E.
144
Eiler,Carey
2
Eiler,Charles
2
Eiler,Freddie
2
Eiler,Mary
2
Eisele,Henryl
30
Eisele,W.K.
82,83
Eiselle, Alfred 130
Eisle,Will
130
Elam,
57
Elam,E.W. 27
Elder,Allie 67
Eldridge,David 34
Eller,Salome
24
Elliott,Ella 120
Elliott,Jennie 120
Elliott,M.C.
110
Elliott, Cora •• 94,99
Ellsworth,Bertha 71
Ellsworth, Eleanor III
Ellsworth,Eleanor,Mrs.75
Elm,Charley 49
Elm,Charley 143
Elm,Eddie
49
Elm,Emma
49
Elm,Ida
49
Elm,Nettie 49
Elm,Theodore 49
Else,Patricia 6
Elsworth,Bertha 49,94
Elwell,Chas.
36
Elwell, Laura 139
Emery,Chas.
10
Emick,Lois
13
Emmett, E.M. 36
Emmett,Eva 76
Emmett, Evelyn 65
Emmett,Miss
114
Emmett, •••• R.E.Miss 80
Emory,Bertha
58

Endler, Carrie 118
Endly,Harry
122
Endly,Ollie
122
Endly,Sirrilda 122
Endly, Willie 122
Engle,Jessie
46
Engle,Maggie
6
English,Lottie 45
English,Millie 45
English,Roy
AS
Eno, T.J.
6
Eno,T.J. Mrs. 6
Enslow,E.E.
47
Enterprise #18 65,72,74
Epley,Hattie 24,71
Epley, Myrtle 120
Ericsson,Theodore 25
Ernst,Dorothy
6
Ervin,8enjamin
43
Ervin,Cora
43
Ervin,Edith
43
Ervin,Johnny
43
Ervin,Lillie
43
Ervin,Mabe
143
Ervin,Nelson
60
Ervin,Richard
43
Ervin,Samuel
43
Ervin,Sarah
43
Erwin,Viola
43
Eudora
95,151,131
Eudora #28
80,151
Eudora #89
15
Evans, Bert 109
Evans, Emma 152
Evans, Fee
139
Evans, Fern 112
Evans,H.P.
94
Evans,Henry 78
Evans,Lillie 152
Evans,Rella Mrs. 6,56,65
112
Evans,Ruth
Evans, Thomas E. 131
Evans,Thomas S.
76
Evenger,Leonard 91
Everhart,H.S. 60
Everhart, Rebecca 159
Everley,Flossie 67
Everley,Margaret 2,58
Ewers,Jimmie
69
Ewers,Lloyd
,69
Ewing, A.J.
144
Exceline
64,77
Excelsior Sch.#77 76,123
Excesior #77, 77,143

Exline #91 143
Fairbanks,Edna 102
Fairchilds,J.J. 143
Fairdella,Martin 67
Fairview
37,133
FairviewMethodist Ch.79
Fairview #21 '77,94
Faith,
113
Faloon,Maggie 100
Faringer,Dora 118
Faringer, Eddie 118
Faringer,H.W.
67
Faringer,Norris 118
FarleyTheron
102
Farmland #71 79,113,141
Faust,Bertha 91
Faust,C. J.
91
Faust,Teressa 91
Fawcett,Ella 28
Fawl, C.J.
6
Fawl, Edna 6, 75
Fawl, F.E. 75
Fawl, G.T. 6
Fawl, George F. 6
Fawl. Maud
149
Fawl, Patrick
6
Featherston,L.H. 86,87
Featherston,L.H. Mrs. 87
Felch,B.D.
34
Fenstemaker, Billy 137
Fenstenmaker, Stanley F.
111

Fenton,Jessie King 58
Ferguson, Levi
144
158
Ferris, Alice
10
Figgs,Everett
97
Finch,Ruby
89
Findley,Jennie
89
Findley,Julia
115
Fine, ,J.Marvin
13
Fink,James E.
105
Finley, A.
Finley, Rhoda 2
First BapistChurch 138
Fishburn,Beatrice Mrs. 42
Fishburn,Dorothy Mrs. 4
4
Fishburn,Frank
40,41
Fishburn,H.H.
42
Fishburn,Harry
45,46
Fishburn,J.W.
46
Fishburn,John
Fishburn,Mabel C. 4
Fishburn,Marlie 75
41
Fishburn,Ora

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Galbaith,Clovis 102
Galbaith,Orval
102
Gale,Chas.
101
Gale,James H. 76,100
Gale,Matthew 99,100
27
Galetty,C.
Gall ,Maud Mrs 149
Gallagher,Eliz. 95
Gallagher,John 95
Gallion,Wm
60
Gamet,Florence 46
Gamet,Florence Mrs 50
Gamet,Pauline 103
Gammp,Ernest
131
Ganbhart, Crystle 115
Gant,Minnie
8
Garber,Arthur 41
Garber,M.
41
Gardner,Penelope 93
Gardtafer,C.J.
48
Garratt,Kathryn 94
Garrett, Andrea Lee 130
Garrett, Clarence 147
Garrett,Irene
147
Garrett,J.M.
41
Garrett, J.R.
137
Garrett. Mr.
122
Garrett,V.W.
137
Garrett,Veron 137
Garrett,Violetta
147
Garrett Co.Maryland 131
Garst,Isaac 46
Garvin,
113
Garvin,A.W.
44
Gaskill,Minnie 76
Gaston,A.M.
104
Gaston,Mr.
104
Gaston,S.M.
IV
Gastrock,C. Jr. 76
Gauck,
106,1~7
Gauck,Bertha 147
Gauck,Emma
147
Gauck, Geo.
Gauck,Rosa
147
Gaumer,Harry 147
Gaumer,John
147
Geary, Solomon B. 7
89
Geelan,Bertha
Geelan,Carrie 89,91
Geelan,Charles 89
Geelan,J.W.
90
Geelan,Justus
89
Geelan,Nora
89
Geelan,Norah
71

#11

Gill ,Helen
91
Geelan,Norah
143
Glenn,J.
29
Gill,Katie
E.
35
Geelan,Patrick
Glenn,J.T.
85
Gill,Mary
87,160
21,22,65,88
Glenn,Jennie
24,43
Gill,
Mary
137
Geelan,Wm
90
Mrs
71,72,85
Glenn,Jessie
Gill
,R.G.
34
Gehret,Nettie 49
85
Glenn,Joen
Gill,Wm
H.
34,35
Geiger,Laura 60
Glenn,Josephine 84
78
Gillhorn,Mr.
Geiger,Maud
60
Glenn,Katie
85
Gilliland,Arthur
125
Geisle,Oscar 87
Glenn,Rose
85
Gilliland,
Boston
125
Geisle,Paul
87
Glenn, Ruth
106
Gilliland,Charles 76
Geisle,Willie 87
Glenn,
Ruth
147
Gilliland,Fern
76
Gentry,Allen 10
Glenn,S.L.
65
Gilliland,Fred
76
Gentry, Allen 144
Glenn,Sarah
Margaret
83
Gilliland,
Hallie
125
Gentry, Allen 145
Glenn,Starr
Mr.
85
Gilliland,Mabel
42Gentry, Alvin 160
Glenn,Viola
Mrs
106
Gilliland,Mabel
6
Gentry,Flossie 11
Glenn, Viva McKenzie 137
Gilliland,T.L.
76
Gentry, Isaac 114
Glenn,Wm
89
Gillispie,Albert C. 7
Gentry,Josephine 37
Glenn #33
83,84
Gillispie, Be
118
Gentry, S.O.
148
Glidden, T.P. 142
Gillispie,Dan
118
Gentry, Seymour 147
Globe #23
6,85
Gillispie,David L. 7
Gentry,Walter
11
Globe #76
Gillispie,Edith 118
George,Chauncey 58
Globe Sch.#97 88
Gillispie,Katie
7
Georgey, Wm
158
Godding, Susie Platts 109
Gillispie,Lawrence 118
Georgii,Mary
160
Godfrey, Ella
158
Gillispie,Sam
118
Georgii,Willie 160
Godfrey, John
157
Gillispie,Tom
118
German Evang. Church 52
Godfrey, John A. 158
Gilluli,Miss
125
Gerry,S.B.
7
Goff,Gary 4
150 Gilmore,J. L. 129,128
Gerstenberger,Carl
Goff ,O.M. 90
128
Gerstenberger,Elsie Dolby Gilmore, WmJ.
Goff,Ralph 4
Girley, Mabel Brown 33
37
Goff,Roger 4
133
Gerstenberger,Fred 150 Gish, Gary
Goodin
124
133
Gerstenberger,Godfrey 15 Gish,Judy
Goodin, C.W. 123
Gerstenberger,Homer 150 Glass, Maud 129
Goodin,Charles Wellington 124
1
Gerstenberger,Homer 151 Glazer,Adam
124
Goodin,J.K.
Gerstenberger,Homer H. 151 Glazer,Mr.
51
Gorbutt, C.Fay 63
Gerstenberger,Martha 150 Gleason,Alice 20
Gordon, Maude 125
Gerstenberger,Walter 150 Gleaion, Alice D. 96
Gordon,Pearl
56
Gibb,J.Gordon 102
Gleason,C.T.
96
Gormont,John
63
Gibbens,Arthur 89
Gleason,Charles
95
Gormont,Marie 100
Gibbens,Clarks 89
Gleason,Charlie
96
Gormont,Melanie 63
Gibbens,Clyde
89
Gleason,Chas. J. 96
Gibbens,Dora
89
Gormont,Melissie 100
Gleason,Frank A. 97
Gibbens,Flora
89
Gormund,Donna
2
Gleason,Frank Dr. 95
Gibbens,Maggie 89
Gorrill,Barr
11
Gleason,James
95
Gibler,Beth
63
13
Gleason,James Holton 95 Gorrill,S.B.
Gibson,Frieda 100
Gleason,Salem Mr &amp; Mrs 95 Gottstein,Clarence 91
Gibson, H.O.
143
Gottstein,Effie
91
Glenn, A.G.
84
Gibson,Homer
143
Glenn, Alpha
85
Gottstein,Floy
91
Gibson, Marguerite 158
Gottstein, Fred Mrs 160
Glenn, Bertha L. 122
Gibson,Stella
143
92
Glenn,Bertha Lee 18,56,85 Gottstein,J.
Giffee,Bernice 15
Gourd,Violet F. Mrs IV
89
Glenn,Bessie
Gilbert, Eliz.
68
Glenn,Clela E. Mrs. 102
Gowans, J.W.
118
Gilbert,Goerge 68
Glenn,Cyrus 84
Gowans, S.W.
144
Gilges,F.
49
Grady,Gwyne
Glenn,Edith 85
137
Gilges,Fremont 96
Glenn,Eliz.
84
Graeber,Bros
33
Gilges,Gilbert 50

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS

# 13
Hanson,Hattie 51,91
Hanson,Rosie 51
Harbeson,Carr1e 98
Harbison, Carrie 125
Harbison,Viola 103
Harbour, Ernest 143
Harbour,Walter 143
Harbour, Wm
142
Harding,Alvin
74
Harding,Claud
69
Harding,Clyde
69
Harding,Elva
86,117
Harding,Gladys Mrs
24,115
Harding,J.C.
74
Harding,M.T.
74
Harding,Mary
86
Harding,Maud
69
Harding,Walter 69
Hardtafer,Chas. 49
Hardtafer,J.E. 75
Hargett,Lois Berniece 140
Harland,Lulu 160
Harland,Mary 160
2
Harley,F.
Harmon, Julia 117
98
Harmon,Silas
90
Harmony #57
Harper,Anna Miss 5
Harper, Stephanie 137
Harper,Stephanis 111
H_arrell,
3
Harrell ,Bell
55
4
Ha rre 11 ,0. B•
Harrell ,Grace 4
Harrell ,Lottie Jane 92
55
Harrell ,Myra
56
Harrell,R.J.
56
Harrell,R.M.
55
Harrell ,Roy
Harrell ,Russell 4
4
Harrell,W.R.
Harrell,Walter 4
Harrington, Ernest 106
Harrington,Jennie Mrs 20
Harrington,R.L. 33
Harris,Charles 91
76
Harris,David
Harris,Delbert 75
Harris,Douglas 80
85
Harris,Dwight
76
Harris,Ellen
Harris,Eugene 91
Harris,Flossie 76

Hatch,Lizzie Mrs. 151
Harris,Galen 75
Heckman ,Perry 49
149
Hatcher, Oral
Harris,George 91
Hecox. L.H.
116
Hatcher,· Russell 149
Harris,Hattie 76
Hecox,Lyons
3
Hatden,Eddie 33
Harris,Hazel Mrs 94
Hedley.James
29
Hatfield,W.W. 26
Harris,Jennie 91
Heffner,Anna
49
Hatten,Ralph 91
Harris,Leroy 92
Heffner,Arlie 87
Hatter,cora 100
Harris,Lottie 91
Heffner,Doris
50
43
Hauge,Daisy
Harris,Mattie 91
Heffner,Floyd
63
34
Hauge,Job W.
Harris,Millie 8
Heffner,Joseph 87
74
Haus,Mamie
Harris,Miss
29
Heffner,Olin
63
52
Hausman,Geo.Sr.
Harris,Netta 75
Hegema n•Co il a 103
Havekotte,Florence 8
Harris,Nettie 91
Hegeman ,Coil a Mrs 113
155
Havermole,A.P.
91
Harris,Ole
Heim,Fred
49
Havermole,Alice 155
Harris,Richard 8
Heim,Sophia
49
Haversole,A.M.
36
92
Harris,Ruth
Heim,Wm.
49
Haverty, Thelma 115
Harris, Ruth 151
Heinen,Oscar
87
Haverty,Thelma D. Mrs 44 Heins,H.
Harris,Sadie 91
19
Havery, Thelma Deay 151 Heise,Rose Hill 84
Harri s, Samue 1 90
Hawley,C.R.
IV,20,56 Hellstrom. Trace 118
Harris,Thomas 8
Hawley, C.R. 118
Helm,Grace
4
Harris,Vernon 103
Hawley, C.R. 125
Helman,Patr1cia 40
Harris,W.W.
91
Hayden,Edith 33
Helstrom,Elva
4
Harris,Willie 76
Hayden, Evelyn 112
Hemphill ,Anne E. Kelley37
Harrison,?
27
Hayden,J.F.
33
Hemphill ,Fred 160
Harrison,J.M. 11
Hemphill,Gladys 115
Harrison,Joseph 11,144,145 Hayden,Luley 33
Hemphill,Herschel 160
Harshberger,Gary Reed III Hayden,Weakey 33
Hemphill ,Ida
160
Harshman,Effie
76 Hayden,Will H. 130
131
Hemphill ,Isaac 159,160
Hartley, Emma
122,129 Hayden, WmB.
Hayes,Edna Mae Steele 72 Hemphill. James125.160
Hartman,Anna
82
27
·Hemphill,Orvall E.160
Hays,A.E.
Hartman,Edna
82
Hays,Bessie 29
Henderson,Dorothy75
Hartman,F.M.
46
Hay~.Grace 29
Hendry.Jas. M.W. 7
Hartman,F.W.
73
Henley,Mary 80,94
Hays,Grace N. 27
Hartman,Gus
24
Hays,J.M.
27
Hennessy,Andrew 89
Hartman,Olive 82
Hays,Martin 27
Hennessy,Frank 89
Hartman,Willis 82
Hays,Robt.
29
Hennessy,Jessie 89
Hartup,Florence 105
Hayter,Thelma 33
Henon, Emfle
125
Harvey,Ed
35
Headley,Hatta 65
Henri,Geo.
160
Harvey,Ed S. 36
Henri ,Maud
Heaston,Ed S. 96
160
Harvey, James M. 156
Heath,Erastus 107
160
Henri ,Pearl
Harvey,Tracey
33
Heath. Helen Dr. 108
21
Henry,Dwight
Harwood,Ernest Mrs 24
Heath,Melvin
1
Henry, Gertrude H. 158
Hase,Albert
65
. Heavner,Ina
33
24
Henry,Howard Mrs
Hase,Ella80, 102
Heavner,Verla 33
24
Henry,J.D.
Hase,Letha
76
Heber Institute 138
Henry,Myrtle Mrs 89,90
Hase,Wilma87
Heck,Alfred 26
Henry,W.M. 84
Hasford,C.B. Mrs 103
Heck,Arthur 26
Henry,W.P.
71
Hasford,Eliz. Mrs. 103
Heck, Emil Jr. 44
Henry,Wm Jr. 70,72
Hashay.Ruth 47
43
Heck,Freddie
Henshaw,Nathan 144
Haskin, A.J.
148
79
Heckel ,Anna
75
Hepner, James
Haskins.Luella 18
Heckman,Bessie 49
Hepner,Ruth 75
Haskins,Vernie 26
49
Heckman,Ethyl
Herlan,Inez 63
Hastie,Albert 120
Heckman,Homer 49
Herming,Rebecca 65
Hastie, Anna 120
49
82
Heckman,John
Hernel,Wllis
Hastie. Clarence 120

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
# 15

Horner. J.W. 128
Hornsby. Elmira 114
Horrel.Frank
76
Horrell.Frank 132
Horrell.Fran
137
Horrell.W.H.
92
Horrill.Wm
2
69
Horton.Elsie
Horton.S.S.
54
Horvell, Chas. 125
Horvell,Dora
125
Horvell.James 125
Hosford, Ella 154
Hoskins,Elsie
82
Hoskinson,H.H.
92
Hoskinson,Ray
91
Hoskinson,W.E.
92
Hotz,Clarence
20
Houdyshel.Rella 82
Houdyshell,Allen 39
Houdyshell.Rella 61
Houdyshell,Royal 39
Houdyshell,Sadie 39
Houdyshell,Stella 39
Hough,Louise
103
Houk, Clara
109
Houk. Darrell
122
Houk , Emma
109
Houk,Fanny
109
Houk, Frank
107
Houk,Frank W.
110
Houk,Geo.
109
Houk. H.P.
122
Houk,Harry
109
Houk. Harvey
122
Houk,James
109
Houk,John
109
Houk,Marvin
18
House,Ellsworth 33
House,Ralph
33
Howard,Bell
91
Howard.Belle 67,94,147
Howard,Harry 91
Howard,J.W.
37
Howard,L.D.
78
Howard,L.D.
36
Howard,Norris Louise 21
Howard,Wm 98
Howe, Bell 152
Howe,Lora C. 83
Howell ,Darlene 137
Howell ,Joyce
137
Howell, Louis Sr. 136
Howell ,Margie
98

Hoyle,Nannie 155
Hoyt,A.E.
27
Hoyt,Ray
102
Hoyt,Velly 102
Hubbard,Anna E. Mrs 37
Hubbard.Chas. E. 6
Hubbard,Dr. 20
Huddleston,Early 102
Huddleston,Verner 102
Hugenot.J.B.
27
Hughes, Bennie 147
Hughes,Ellen J. 111
Hughes,Frances G. 113
Hughes,Frankie Miss 2
141
Hughes, Jean
Hughes.Joe
69
Hughes,Langston 11
Hughes,Wm
111
Hughs,I.G.
113
Hughson,Elias
10
Hull,Ann
24
Hull.W.S.
34
Hultz,J.
19
Humphrey,W.H.
18
Humphrey.Will 17.18
Humphry,H.B.
18
Humrickhouse,Ina 76
Humrickhouse,Oscar 76
Hunsinger,Carrie 44
HunsingerCarrie M. 26
Hunsinger,Clare
43
Hunsinger,G.W.
79
Hunsinger,George 43
Hunt,August Miss 108
Hunt, Augusta Miss 128
Hunt,Ferne
98
Hunter. Hilda Jane 115
Hupp,Margaret
46
Hupps,Lt.Co.
32
Hurd,Anna Mae
71
Hurd. Henry
107
Hurd, Mr
145
Hurley,Margaret III,IV
Hurley,Margaret 56.121
,58,62,85,107,110,151
Hurley, Margaret 160
Huss,Elnora Maria 71
Huss, Ida
131
Husted,C.G.
44
HustedElmer
115
Husted,G.G.
43
Husted, G.W.
147
Husted,H.R.
101
Husted,Marie
13

Huston,E.M.
47
Ingram,Vera 33
Hutchinson.Cyrus 43
Ireland
88
Hutchinson,Henry 43
Irvin,J.A. 36
Hutchinson,J.B.
27
Irvin,Jacquetta E.Reed 37
Hutchinson,John
28
Irvin,John 36
Hutchinson,Lena
43
Irvin,Robt. 34
Hwy 10 130
Irvin,Roy
36
Hwy #56 99
Irwin,Elmer 8,36
Hwy 59
123,132,74,
Irwin,Emmis
8
61,80
Hyatt,Alice
Iserman.Henry 11
Hyde ,Emma
86
Ishmeal,Arvon 76
Hyde ,Emma
154
Ishmeal,Christina 100
Hyde ,George 103,104
Ishmeal,Lillie
100
Hyer.
137
Ishmeal,Lydia
100
Hyland, Ann Reece 137
Iwicks,Sarah 76
Hyland.Anna
87
Jackman,R.C. 21
Hyland, Anna 139
Jackson,
18
Hyland,Nellie 15
Jackson, Douglas 149
Hyland,Nellie 99
Jackson.Helen
49
Hyland, Nellie 132
Jackson,Mildred Mrs. 14
Hyland,T.B.
49
Jackson,Millard
123
Ice, Charlie
152
Jackson, Millard B. 125
Ice,Ella
122
Jackson. Millard Mrs 123
Ice,Emery
Jackson,Ruth
67
33
Ice.Fred
Jackson,Walter 149
Ice.Geo.
152
54
Jacobs. J.H.
Ice,George
33
Jaedicke. J.W. 120
Ice, Ira
122
JamesEddie
98
Ice,M.F.
24
James,Patricia
18
Ice,Mary
152
Jameson,Leonard 98
Ice,Raymond
VI
Jameson,Ralph
98,160
Ice,Rena
122
Jameson.Roy 98,160
Ice,Susan
33
Jamison,Mary 13
Ice,Virginia
152
Jamison,Myrtle Stevenson 37
Ice, W.T.
122
Janes, Lena
120
Ice. Wm T.122
Janicke.Milton 4,15
IkenberrY,Delta47
Janicke,Milton 118
Ikenberry,O.E.47
Jarboe.Floyd
6
Ikenberry,Reba Jarbae42 Jarboe,Reba
6
Illiam,Etta E. Schaa137 Jarboe.Reba Ikenberry 42
III ion, Ed137
Jardon,A.W.
100
IndependenceDist 7699,123 Jardon.Bourke Mr &amp; Mrs 154
IndiaI,133
Jardon, Catherine
149
India #5~01
Jardon, Donald Mr &amp; Mrs 156
Indiana81,92
Jardon, Frank
156
Ingle, Anna M.149
Jardon,Frank Mrs 156
Ingle,8lanche100
Jardon,Leona
41
Ingle,C.W.46
Jardon, Leona125
Ingle,Helen43,45,46,49
Jardon,Lola100
Ingle,O.E.46
Jardon.M.F.100
Ingle,Oscar100
Jardon,Marcella139
Ingle,Ralph45
Jardon,Rob156
Ingraham, Harry A.114
Jardon,V.S.Mrs 155
Ingram,Myrtle4
Jay,Alice
55

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Kelley,Martha C. 57
Kellog,Ben
88
Kellogg,B.O.
90
Kellogg,Grace
90
Kelly,Anthony
40
Kelly,George E. 58
Kelly,J.H.
86
Kelly,James
86
Kelly, Mildred V. 153
Kelly, •• Samuel
34
Kelsall,Chas. A.
26
Kelsall ,Kathleen 97,15
12
Kelso,
Kenaston, Emma A. 116
98
Kendall,A.C.
99
Kendall ,Clark
99
Kendall,Dafne
Kendall, Marguerite 139
122
Kennedy, Belle
122,136
Kennedy,C.F.
122
Kennedy, Charles
136
Kennedy,E.M.
2
Kennedy,E.N.
Kennedy,Earl
122
Kennedy,Effie 122
78
Kennedy,Ella
Kennedy,F.H.
126
Kennedy,Flora
78
Kennedy, Flora 117
Kennedy, Francis 126
Kennedy,Grace
122
Kennedy, Grace Creel 137
Kennedy, H.L. Mrs
120
Kennedy,Harry
122
137
Kennedy,Harry
Kennedy,Jennie 160
Kennedy,Linnie 60,102
Kennedy, Linnie 132
Kennedy,Linnie 137
2
Kennedy,Lola
122
Kennedy, M.L.
Kennedy, Margaret
Ralston135
Kennedy,Maudie 102
Kennedy,May
78
Kennedy,Minnie 61,78
Kennedy, Minnie 120
Kennedy,Opa1 56,69,102
Kennedy,Oscar
78
Kennedy, Roy
122
KennedyValley
137
Kennedy, X.J.
122
Kennison, Mae Turner 137
Kenzie,W.A.
4

Kepple,Alfaretta 98
Kerhner,Ida
141
Kerkman,Thelma 90
Kerns, D.
154
Kerns, Frank
156
Kerns,Lizzie
60
Kerns,W.D.
155
Kerrschner,Ida 102
Kersley, Betty 156
Kester,Joel A. 87
Kettering,Nora 24
Key, Josephine Mrs 115
Key,May
69
Kidd,Sadie 41
'Kidder,Marian Miss 63
Kidder,Marion C. 94
Kiefer, Cecile 112
Kiefer, Cecile Schaake 137
Kiefer,E.E.
39
69
Kiefer,Grace
Kimble,Bertha 41
Ki nba 11 ,Susan 136
Kindred, 113
Kindred,Agnes 63
63
Kindred,Edna
Kindred,Ethel 15,63,67,99
Kindred,Grace 63
63
Kindred,Lena
63
Kindred,Nora
Kindred,Seth
63
King,A.H.
IV,29,87,91,2
89
King,Dora
King,Fred
89
King,G.E.
87,143
89
King,Henry
King,Homer
6,45
King,Homer
156
King,Irving C. 103
King,Jessie
58
King,John
89
King,Maxie
89
King,Olive
13
King,Wesley
89
Kingery,E.W.
87
Kingery,E.W.Mrs 87
Kingery,Ruby
87
Kingston,Orva 174
Kinkade,Edie
96
Kinkade,Jessie 96
Kinkade,Noah
96
Kinkade,Stella 96
Kinne,Frank
29
Kirby,Agnes
2
Kirby,A1an
38,40

Kirby,Amy
2
Kirby,Arthur
2
Kirby,Clara
2,87
Kirby,Clara E.
49
Kirby,Daniel 38,40
Kirby,Donald
100
Kirby,Genevieve 69
Kirby,George
2
Kirby,Harry
2
Kirby,Ida
43
Kirby,Osbourn
2
Kirchner,Charles B. 76
Kirchner,Clarah
76
Kirchner,Freddie 76
Kirchner,George 76
Kirchner,Henry
76
Kirk,Alexander
23
Kirk,Dorothy
153
Kirk, Dorothy M. 133
Kiser,D.P.
32,33
33
Kiser,Frank
Kitt,Roy
40
Kitzmil1er,Perry 83
Klass,Harry
82
Klaxton,Florence 20
Klein, Grace
105
Kling,Adam
60
Kluss,W.W.
82
KLWN
58
Knabe,A1vena 81,133
99
Knabe,Mae
129
Knight, Chas.
129
Knight,Curtis
6
Knis1ey,Daisy
40
Knoase,Betty
Knop, Esther
115
Knopp,Louise
81
Knott,Alma Mrs.
15
Koch,Esther
4
Koehler,A.J.
94
Koehler, Henry 148
Koehler, J.E.
122
Koehler,Louise W. 76
Koehler, Lydia 134
Koehler,P.
153
Koehler,Paul
79
Koehring,Martha 82
Koehring, WmK.
127
Koerner,Lizzie
2
Koff, Richard
118
Kohler,Belle
109
Kohler, Cecil
123
Koontz, Mary Jane 118
Kraft,Roland I.
72

#

17

Kramer,Barnhardt 57,52
Kramer,Benny
31
Kramer, Harry 141
Kramer,Kay
31
Kramer,Marion
31
Kramer,Mattie
141
Kramer,Maud141
Kramer,Minnie141
Krause,Earnest65
Krause,Lucy65
Kretsinger, Beverly 142
Kretsinger, Chloa 141
Kretsinger,Ethel
141
Kretsinger,Gorg Elvin,Sr. 1
Kretsinger,O.O.
141
Kretsinger,Ocia Mrs 141
Kretsinger,Paul
141
Kretsinger Sch
1
Kring, Deanna
133
Kring,J.M.
77
Kring,Lynn
133
Kring,Milton 76,77
Kring, Ruth
134
Kring,Troyla
133
Kropf,Louise (Mrs.) 72
Kuhn,Clyde
155
Kuhn,Miss
2
Kuhn, O.E. 131
Kupper, August 122
Kupper,Bar1ow 122
Kupper,Lizzie 122
Kupper,Tillie 122
Kupper,Willie 122
LaBarior,Paul
78
Lackey, Ellen 106
Lacy, Henry
144
LaHue, Mildred 158
LaHueMildred
158
Lake, A.
138
Lakeview 113,147,115
Lamb. D,C, Mrs 149
Lambert,Maud
69
LaMont,Margaret90
Lancaster,Wm.90
Land,Alice13
Landis,Alice43
Landis, Larry 137
43
Landis,Mabel
91
Landon,C1aud
34
Landon,E.A.
35
Landon,E.H.
Landon,Henry 34,35,91
103
Landon ,Mary
12,15,26
Lane,Alpha

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
II 19

53,134
Lytle,Margaret
34
Maberly,A.W.
27
Macinson,T.T.
27
Maconson,
33
Macy,Alma
33
Macy,Bert
33
Macy,Clarence
33
Macy,Ernest
33
Macy,Fred
33
Macy,John
33
Macy,Mina
33
Macy,Nora
4
Madaus,Regina
69
Madden, Leona C.
141
Madel, Marian
141
Madel ,Mary
141
Madel ,Tillie
141
Madl,Albert
141
Madl,Alois
141
Madl,Francis
141
Madl,J.F.
141
Madl,Joe
141
Madl,Joseph
141
Madl,Josie
Madl,Marian 15,79,133
Madl,Marian J. 139,160
Maffett,Lizzie K.
144
Magliaria,Kathryn
67
Mahaffy, Jean
125
106
Mahoney, I rene
Maichel,Camilla 21,75
72
Maichel,George Dr.
74
Maichel,Joe
75
Maichel,Ralph Mrs
Malone, Thelma
129
Maloney, J.C.
137
,Maloney,Mildred 56,69
Maloney, Mildred Schmidt
137
Maloney, Mildres
158
Man, Ruth
125
Maness,Patricia Ann 67
Manis, Myrtle
143
Manley,Hubert·
102
80
Mann,Howard
125
Mann, Howard
125
Mann, Ruth
56,69
Mann,Thelma
20
Manning,Etha
6,65,75
Mannix,Doll ie
Mannix,Edna
6
6
Mannix,John L.
6
Mannix,Katie
Mannix,Noda
6
Mansfield, Jessie 120

Mansfield,Mattie
120
Man~er, Eunice
120
Manwaring,Charlie 38,39
Manwaring,Henry
38
Manwaring,John
38
Maple, Emmett
118
Maple,Francis
141
Maple,Mary
118
Maple,Rob
118
Maranville,Maude Mrs 76
March,Ethel
81
Marckle,Eliz.
74
Marckle,Ella
74
Marckle,Lily
74
Marckle,Lizzie
63
Marckley,James
60
Marckley,Walter Mrs 96
Marion Springsll100 III
Marion Springs 11101
50,64,77,88,143
20
Markle,W.
60
Markley,Dora
61
Markley,Etta
61
Markley,G.W.
60
Markley,Geo. W.
61
Markley,J.E.
61
Markley,Jessie
61
Markley,Oscar
61
Markley,Robert
61,62
Markley,S.J.
61
Markley,Solon
33
Markwell,Catla
Markwell ,Lucile
36
Marquardt,Anna 98,156
30
Marquardt,Geo. Mrs
Marshall ,Earl
36
Marshall &amp; Ewait
29
Marshall ,Fay
36
Marshall,Lillie
78
Marshall ,Paul
55
Marshall, Samuel A. 138
Marshall,T.L.
40
Martin,
39
120
Martin, A.E.
Martin,A.H.
. 46
76
Martin,C.A.
Martin,Carol
82
Martin,Charley
33
Martin, Clara
158
Martin,Emma
25,36
Martin,Ethel Miss
83
Martin, Fred
152
Martin,Ida
67,149
Ma rt in, Ida E.
120

83
Martin,J.A.
82
Martin,J. Edw.
120
MartinJames
Martin, James D. 151
29
Martin,John
39
Martin,Lawrence
39
Martin,Levi
39
Martin,Mabel
46
Martin,Mary A.
Martin, Mary Jo Ann 156
. Martin, Mildred 139
45
Martin,Scott
Martin,Snowdie
79
Martin,W.S. 46,47,74
Martin,Will
39
Martin, Wilson
153
Martin,Wm
40
Marvel, Alma 109,141
Marvel ,Anna
29
Marvel,Cena
49
Marvel, Cena E.
138
Marvel ,Esther
102
Marvel,Sena
43
Marvel,Sena C.
94
Mason,J.J.
34
Massey, Mary
147
Masterson,Alma
85
Masterson,Dean
85
Masterson,Jay
85
Masterson,Ollie
85
Masterson,Vandal 66,147
134
Mathia, Arthur
Mathia,Earl
134
Mathia,Elsie
134
Mathias,Charlotte 49
Matney,Daisy
55
Matney,J.E.
85
Matney,Millie
55
Matthews,C.E. Lumber
Co.33
Matthews,Hilda 69,149
Maxwell ,Isabelle 52
Maxwell ,Mary
40
Mayer,Jasper
4
McAllister,Daniel
4
McAllister,Dorothy 4
McAllister,Lucy
4
47 .
McArdle,Cecil
McCabria,Esther 113
McCabria, Eugene 113
McCaffrey,Geo.
37
McCaffrey, Julia
21,78,90,102
McCaffrey, Kathryn
120,122
McCain,Alice

46

McCall ,Bennie
85
85
McCall,Chas.
llO
McCall, Esther
McCall ,Gertrude
67
McCa 11 ,Gretchen
149
18
McCall,J.Daryl
149
McCall ,Lorraine
McCall ,Mabel
85
97,132
McCall ,Madge
McCall ,Maggie
85
McCall ,Ray
85
24,90
McCall ,Roy
McCall,Tena
85
McCarty,Esther
46
McClannahan,Bertha
85
McClannahan,Eddie
85
McClannahan, Eliz. 106
McClannahan,Elmer
85
McClannahan,Ethyl
89
McClannahan,Fred
89
McClannahan,Mary
89
McClannahan,Minnie 89
McClannahan,W.S.
89
McClelland,Mae
40
McClintock,George
36
McClintock,Julia
36
McClintock,Katy
36
McClintock,Laura
36
McClintock,Willie
36
McCloud,Charlotte Mrs 24
McClure,Robt.
27
McCoin,Emma
39
McCoin,Lee
39
McCoin,Mae
39
McCoin,Web
39
McCollum, Maggie 89,105
McConn,Nila
122
McConnell, Clifford A. 46
McConnell, Florence 65
McCormick,Verba 30,141
McCoy,Joseph
54
McCracken,Helen
46
McCreath, D.H. 114,115
114
McCreath,David
McCreath,Jennie
114
McCreath,Lucille
115
McCreath,Sarah 114,147
18
McCrerey,Dora
McCullum,
18
McCullumMaggie
158
McCurdy.Annie H.
29
McDonald, Slyva
105
McDonald,Sylvia
158
McDonald, Thurell 158

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Mitchell, Alex
147
Mitchell,Barbara
37
Mitchell,Byron
1
Mitchell,Delores
37
Mitchell,Etta L.
13
Mitchell,lva
B
33
Mitchell,James
Mitchell,Jeanette 37
Mitchell,Jim
147
Mitchell,John
33
Mitchell,John D.
140
Mitchell, Miss
125
Mitchell,Myrtle Mrs 44
Mitchell, Owen
115
Mitchell,Patricia Ann 140
Mitchell,Walter
33
Mitchell,Will
33
Mixer, Phineas
145
Mize,Theda
43
Moak,Claudia
102
Model #83
119,121,137
Modern Woodmanof America
17
Mohler,Daisy
76
Mole,George Mrs
III
Mollier,Bennie
87
Mollier,Emma
87
Mollier,Otto
87
Monahan, E.P.
141
Mongar,D.A.
27
Monghan, Annie
152
Monghan,Lizzie
152
Monroe,Anna
20
Monroe, Geo.
130
Monroe,Mary
33
Monroe,Minnie
130
Monroe,Stella
130
Monroe,Tommy
130
Montfoort,Chas.
47
Montgomery,Minnie M.
36,117
Montgomery.W.A.
28
Moody,C.A.
24,81
Moon,Vera
87
Moore, B.R.
104
Moore,Della
43
Moore,Eleanor Trowe 103
Moore,Eliz.
1
Moore, Ella J.
125
85
Moore,Fred
109
Moore, G.S.
149
Moore, I ra Mrs
16,17
Moore,J.C.
Moore,Jessie 65,106
1,18
Moore,John
96
Moore,Julia Ann

Moore,Katie
85
Moore, L.S.
125
Moore,Mary Lee 103
Moore,S.J.
16
Moorman, Harry 137
Moran,Kathryn Mrs 85
Morgan,A.
96
Morgan, Albert 139
Morgan,Anna 87,128
139
Morgan,Arthur
Morgan,Buena Vista
15,76,156
Morgan, G.H.
129
Morgan,Gertie
139
Morgan, Gilbert 128
Morgan, Hallie139,156
79
Morgan,Harry
Morgan,Hollie
6,96
Morgan, J.F. 128,129
Morgan, J.F. Mrs 127
Morgan,John
128
Morgan,Myrtice Mrs 160
Morgan,Nellie 100,139
Morgan,Ruth Mrs
46
Morgan, W.H.
129
Morgans
128
Morris,Claira
85
Morris,Clarence
89
Morris,Edward
78
Morris,George
85
Morris,Jay
85
Morris,Joseph
78
Morris,Lewis
78
Morris,Nellie
89
Morris,Sadie
85
Morris,Warren
89
Morrison,Delbert 102
Morrison,Donald
102
Morrison,Mada
102
Morton,Abbie
79
Morton,Fred Mrs
159
Morton,W.A.
17
Moses,Edith 21,56,148
Moses, Edith Mrs
121
Moss,George
67
Moss, Homer
149
Moss,Maud
20
Moss,Sophia
7
Mosslander,Ruth F. 75
Mothers Club
95
Mound Dist #35
121
Mount Oread
127
Mount View
122
Mowldley, May
74

1/ 21

Mt Hope Landscp &amp; Garden Neal, Carrie
120
Center
13
Neely, Lola
141
Muckey, Fred
156 Neese, Albert Mrs 65
Mud Creek
128 Neff,Geo.B.
143
Mueller,Harold L.
44 Neff,Sivola
160
Muller, Charles
78 Neider, Carl
118
Muller,Gustovas
78 Neider~Henrietta 118
Muller,Henry
78 Neider,Hugo
118
Mulvaney,lrene
160 Neider,Mabel
13,40
Mulvihill, Delia 105,122 Neider, Mabel
153
Murdock, Doris
141 Neider,Mabel Mrs 118
Murdock,Hardie
2 Neider,Minnie
118
Murdock, Helen
134 Neider,Will
118
Murdock,J.W.
141 Neis, Frank
130
Murdock,Maclaren 30,141 Neis,Fred
130
Murdock,Marion
141 Neis,Gideon
130
Murphy,Allan
75 Neis,Hedwig
130
Murphy,Carrie
74 Neis,lrene M.
94
Murphy,Clay
63 Neis, Irene M.
141
Murphy,Dale
75 Neis,Karl
130
Murphy,lda
105 Neis,Lillian
130
Murphy,J. E.
71 Nei s, Neoma
143
Murphy,J.P.
75 Neis,Oliver
30
Murphy,Jacob
59 Neis,Samuel
130
Murphy,Jennie
74 Nelson,Alma
46,56
Murphy,Jim
74 Nel son, Alma
120
Murphy,M.J.
18 Nelson,Bernard
69
Murphy,Stella
105 Nelson,Camilla
47,65
Murphy,Thomas
74 Nelson,Clara
143
Murphy, Tony
105 Nelson,F .H.
20
Murray,Alta
8 Nelson,George
84
Murray, Alta
llO,120 Nelson, Iril
147
Murray, Alta
120 Nelson,Josephine 137
Murray, T.S.
IV,15 Nelson,Susia
102
Music, Alice
150 Nelson, Vera 120,122,102,158
Music,Ephraina
150 Nemis, Grace
llO
Musician Protective Assc. Neuschafer,John
90
113
New #12
113
44 New Bel voi r #93
18
Musick,Cheryl Ann
139
15 New Century
Musick,Edna
10 New Dist #14 121,135
Muzzy,J.H.
87 New Jersey
88
Myers ,Anna
87 New Kaw Valley #12 127
Myers,Katie
87 New Prairie City #87 131
Myers,Leora
42 New York Sch
126
Myers,Olive
155
Nadlehaffer,Curtis 93 Newby, Anna B.
24,ll1
Natl. Archives&amp; Rec. Sere Newby,Bessie
Newell,Josephine R.Mrs 79
III
61 Newland, Rose Marie . 133
Nay.Julia
61 Newman ,Anni e Mrs
98
Nay,Lester
61 Newton,Lela C.
79
Nay,Priscilla
61 Newton, Telitha A.
Nay, Till i e
61 63,81,ll5
Nay,Viola
150
61 Ni cho 1, Euna
Neal,

�RURAL SCHOOLS
Pearson, Maurice
112
Pearson,R.H. 29,28,27
30
Pearson,R.S.
Pearson, Ruth 87,125
160
Pearson, .Ruth
26
Pearson,Wm.
39
Pease,
152
Peck, Edward
80
Peebles, D.E.
80
Peebles,Jennie
80
Peebles,Robt.
57
Peer,
60
Peer,Dora E.
160
Peer, Estella
134
Peer, Glenn Mrs
160
Peer,Roy
42
Pekeg, Peter
96
Pence, Evert
49,96
Pence,Mabel
147
Pence, Mabelle
78,96
Pence, Pearl
96
Pence,Verda
Penn,Cordelia
76
Pennington, Winfield
Scott 23
Perkins,C.C.
81
Perkins, Carl
112
Perkins, Carl C.
80
Perkins, Caroline 79
Perkins" Carolyn 82
Perkins, David S. 115
Perkins,Delbert
112
Perkins,E.
80
Perkins,J.B.
80
Perkins,Lola
112
Perkins, Marguerite 137
Perkins,Nellie D. Mrs
81,83
Perkins,Pearl
112
Perkins,W.E. 80,81,181
58,125
Perry, J.E.
153
Perry, Ruth
118
Perryman, LLoyd
47
Perryman,Mayfield
152
Petefish, Alva
Petefish,Christy
70
Petefish, Emma
121
Petefish, Emma Ulrich
118,136
152
Petefish,G.W.
Petefish, Kate A.
151
Petefish,L.H.
153
Petefish,Maggie C. 151
Petefish,Wm
54
Peterson, Albert
147

~nd

SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS

36,152
133 Piper,Jennie
Peterson, C.A.
154
75
Piper,
Lucy
E.
Peterson,Charles
Peterson,Fred
147 Piper, Mary
158
Peterson, Fred O. 147,148 Piper,Nelson
152
Peterson, Gail Mrs
III Pipes, Emmett
80
Peterson,Geo.
147 Pipes,Irwin
80
Peterson, Gladys
42,81 Pipes,Lula
80
Peterson, John
146 Pippert,Bennie
49
Peterson, Oliver
8 Pippert,Charles
142
Peterson,P.J.
147 Pippert, Irwin
49
Peterson, Robert Mrs
8 Pippert, J.
48
Peterson, S.A.
33 Pittsburg NY
95
Peterson , Stephen
75 Place, E.N.
58
Petrie, Mildred
120 Plake, Myrtle
41
Pettingaills Nursery 26 Plaskett,Eldah
39
Pettingill,E.D. 28,29,27 Platt,Blanche
143
Pettit,
137 Platz,Croy
33
Pfleger,Esther
160 Platz,Lula
33
Pfleger, Ethel
15,94 Platz,Mary
33
Pfleger, Helena
98 Platz, Orval R.
72
125
83 Pleasaito, Surah
Pfleger,Louise
Pfleger,Louise A. Mrs 160 Pleasant Valley #14
58.78.92 121.137
Phelps,J.W.
131
139 Pleasant Grove#38
Phelps, J.W.
Phillips,Alta
43,82 Pleasant Grove Hill 132
Phillips. Lester
26 Pleasant HourClub
39
Phillips,Mary
26 Pleasant Oak#45
134
Phillips. Mary Ellen 153 Pleasant Valley
137
Phillips. Nettie
80 Plumb.John
147
Phillips.Veldie
26 Poehler.Alma
102
Phoenicia.Daniel
130 Poehler. Laura
102
Phoenicia,Maria
130 Pogue.Pearl
75
Pickens, Abba
23 Pohl.Dorothy
72
Pierce, Allen
99 Pohl.Henry W.
76
Pierce,David Clyde
88 Pohl. Louise
77
Pierce. Margaret Mrs 103 Pohl,Walter Mrs
76
Pierce, P.H. Piano Co. 33 Pollock, Edith 115,147
Pierce, Piano Co.
139 Pollock, Irena Mrs
13
Pierson, Thomas
8 Pontius, Brook
11
Pilcher. Blanche
15 Pontius, C.H. Mrs 97,133
26 Pontius, Clayton
109
Pine, Agnes
Pine, Clara
122 Pontius, Ernest Mr &amp; Mrs
Pine, Emma 76,98,132,147 130
11
39 Pontius,Ethel
Piper,
26
Pontius,Ina
109
Piper, Aimee
147 Pontius,Lois
133
Piper, Aimee
36
Pontius,
Mabel
R.
Mrs
Piper. Albert
152 109,111
Piper,Ben
Piper,Carrie
36,152 Pontius,Olla
109
Piper,Charles
36 Pontius,Winter
11
Piper,F.M.
36 Poole, H.H.
133
Piper,Fred
36,152 Porter, Anderson
139
Piper,George
36 Porter,Arthur
139
Piper,Goldi~ 39,147,153 Porter, Augusta
67
Porter, Dollie
55

# 23

55
Porter,Effie
60
Porter,J.D.
55
Porter,Marvin
55
Porter,Maud
139
Porter,Mertie
Porter,Ray
55
139
Porter,Rhodes
Porter, Tommy
109
55
Porter,Viola
Porter,Virgie
55
Postma, Arthur
4
4
Postma,Bert
4
Postma,Dessie
4
Postma,Ida
4
Postma,Liddie
Postma,Lizzie 74,148
149
Postma, Lizzie
Postma ,Mamie
4
Postma,Miss
148
Postma,R.A.
20,24
Potter, James K.
90
Powar, Emit M.
89
Powar,Lettice M.
89
Powar,Lettie
89
Powell,A.J.
47
Powell ,Arlie
47
Powell,B.H.
63
Powell, Clara
125
Powell, Dorothy 137
Powell, E.L.
141
41,46
Powell, Earl
Powell, Earl
100
Powell, John
90
Powell ,Judith
137
Powell, M.C. Miss 54
Powell,O.A.
47
Powell,W.S.
40
Powers, Anna
112
Powers, Fred
47
Powers, Rob.
131
Praire CityIII, 96,125
Prairie City, 134,140,138
Prairie city#87 134,140
Pratt,Caleb S.
34
Pratt, Doris50,
118
PrenticeThaddeus 96
Prentis, S.B.Mrs 108,109
Presbyterians
96
President Pierce 145
Preston, A.E.
156
Preston, Ada
41,49
76
Preston,Ada
Preston, Blanche O'Neil 37
Preston, Grace 2,156

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
II 25

Rhodes. Wilma 156
Rice.Columbus
78
Rice. Cora
29
Rice.Edgar
29
Rice.Edwin
29
Rice.Frank
78
Rice.Marida
78
Rice.Mary
78
Rice.Mary V.
147
Rice. William 60
Rice.Wm. Sr. Mrs 60
Richards.C.A. 11.13
Richards.Ernest 11
Richards.Mary Miller
Richards.W.L. 25.24
Richardson.
113
Richardson. Arthur 109
Richardson.Bessie
8.149.109
Richardson.Edna
4
Richardson.Ethel 109
Richardson.Fred 109
Richardson.Harry Jr.
121
Richardson. I. T. 87
Richardson.Mabel
78.106.129
Richardson.May 106
Richardson.Paul
106.111
Richardson.Rev. 129
Richardson.Sara 106
Richardson. T.C. 137
Richardson.Walter
106
Ridley. Essie
39
Ridley.Robert
39
Ridley,Warren
40
Riggs #81
143
Riley.A.P
90
Riley. Charlie
43
Riley,Dan
43
Riley, Francis
24
Riley, O.P.
90
Riling,John
49
Riling,Katie
49
Riling.Leo
49
Riling,Maggie
49
Rinehart. Daniel 87
Rinehart,Pearl
87
Rings. Robt. Mrs 97
Rinley, W.M.
29
Rinley,Wm.
26.27
Ripley. Melissa 151
Risley. Alice
69
Rison. Amelia
76
Rittenho~.Arlie 41
Rittenhouse.Dessie41
Rittenhouse.Stella 41

Riverside Literary Soc.
147
Riverside II 1
40.115.144.147
~iverside 1153
115
Roady. R.C.
65
Roark. Betty
90
Robb. Martha
III
Robbins. Florence 143
Robbins. Lillian 62
Roberts.A.S.
43
Roberts. C.R.
90
Robertson. George 26
Robertson. Harland 137
Robertson.Judy
137
Robertson,Lucy
43
Robertson. M.H.
148
Robertson. Nellie Mrs 130
RObertson.T.E. Mr&amp; Mrs 14
Robertson.Willie
26
Robinson.
64.129
Robinson.Charles
Gov.127.128.129
Robinson. Charlie 86
Robinson, Davey
64
Robinson. Emily
128
Robinson.School
128
Robinson. V.L.Mrs 153
Robison. Bell
65
65
Robison,Bertha
Robison. David 64.65
56
Robison.Emma Mrs
Robison.Ina
65
Robison.LLoyd
65
Roby. John
54
Rock Creek
5.74.149
Rock Creek #13 148.149
Rockhold. Edna 98.160
Rockhold, John
58
Rocklund. Emily Stauffer
36
Rocky MountainSch 60
Rodehamel.Art
6
Rodewald.
51
Rodewald.Albert
52
Rodewald.Mary Mrs III
Rodewald.Sarah
52
57
Rodgers.
57
Roe.
80,114
Roe. Alta
160
Roe. E.A.
160
Roe.Harold
Roe. Mary Chapman Mrs 56
56
Roe.Wm
113
Roe. Wm A.

Roehm. Hattie Mrs 18
Roelofsz. Josie 5.6
Rogan.Ann Mrs
40
Rogers. L;H.
67
Rogers.Riley
100
Rohe.Belle
151
Rohe.Emma
141
Rohe.Geo.
141
Rohe. Henry
52
Rohe.Martin Jr.
141
Rohe.Martin Sr.
141
Rohe. Robert K.
142
Rohe.Russell
141
Rohe.Ruth
141
Rohe. Ruth Mrs
30
Roher. Emma
69
Rohler.A.C.
89
Rohler, Louise
25
Roland, Mary M. Mrs 79
Roller.A.C.
67
Roller.Carrie
122
Roller. Geo. 105.122
Roller, Grover 122
Roller.H!f.
67
Roller. Michael 122
Romans, Natalie 85
Roney. Cecile F. 83,103
Roney. Ronald E. 115
Root.Leonard
150
Roper. Margaret 149
Rork. C.L.
58
Roscoe 1144
149
Rose. Billy Robert 40
Rose, Hattie
11
Rose. Miss
87
Rose, Nora
67
Rose,S.
13
Rose.Sigle
13
Rosebaugh. Adda 136
Rosebaugh.Ellen
26
Rosebaugh.R.H.
27
Rosebaugh.T.
27
Rosebaugh.Thos.
28
Ross. F.E. Mrs
8
Ross.Harlow
38
Ross.Mary A.
75
Ross. Mary Adelia 149
Ross. Mildred 120.156
Ross.Mildred S. 101.121
Rosseau,Jbseph
78
Rosseau.Laura
78
Rosseau.Louis
78
Rosseaw.John
78
Rothchild.Freida 62

Rothchild. Freida Mrs 106
Rothrock. Faye
132
Rothrock. Ira
96.132
Rothrock.Ray
49
Roudebush.Bertha Mrs 56
Roudebush,Richard G. 56
Round CornerDrug St 114
Roy. Fred
87
Roy, Walter
6
Royal Neighbors
17
Rubottom. E.W.
90
Rucker. Wm
152
Rudiger,Aimee
39
Rudiger.Paul T.
40
Rudisill, Stella
12
Rudolph, Erna
114
Rukes.Elsie
46
Rukes, Georgie
18
Rumsey.Erma
13.40
-Rumsey,Erma Shank
37
Rumsey. Red C.
98
47
Rundle,A.M.
47
Rundle,Hattie
49
Rundle, Nelli
47
Rundle.Walter F.
143
Runyan. Geo.
143
Runyan.Monroe
143
Runyan.Viva
102
Rush. Margaret
63
Rusking. Irene
69
Russell,Arthur
133
Russell. Carl E.
69
Russell.Ernest
Russell. Flora Mae 103
134
Russell. Mabel
96
Rutchy. Calli e
139
Rutherford,I.N.
76
Ruyan. Geo.
76
Ruyan.Morrow
76
Ruyan.Viva
156
Ryan.Bessie
8,149
Ryan. Ollie
6
Sa il e. Ca theri ne
102
Saile. Charley
5
Saile.Charl ie
82
Saile, Kathryn
6
Saile. T.J.
92
Sail e, Vera
13
Salisbury.Lou Ella
6
Salmond.Jessie
139
Sarmner, Geo.
79
Sample,Edwin C.
67,122
Samson. Mary
15
Sanborn,A.C.

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
29
Sheppard.Guy
Sheppard. Malta 15.160
136
Sheppard. Mary
41
Sherfy. E.F.
4
Sherfy. Ethel
41
Sherman. Mary
Shiar. Alice Cooper 36
18
Shields.
67
Shields. Arthur
67
Shields.David
67
Shields.J.A.
Shields. Vivian Mrs 148
Shields. Vivian White 44
Shirar. Hazel
92
Shirck. Louis J. 15
Shirley. Elmer
90
Shirley. F.P.
85
Shirley. Louisa 83.84
Shirley. Ray
74
Shirley.Wilburn 83
Shirley.Wm
83
Shitz. Bertha
143
Shockey. Clara 100
Shockey.Laura
100
Shoemaker. Florence 46
Shoemaker. Fred 45
Shoemaker.Jessie 45
Shoemaker.Mabel
61
Shoemaker.Maggie 61
Shoemaker.Roy
45
Shoemaker. Samuel 61
Shoot. Wm
90
Shopper.
52
Short. H.S.
154
Shotterburg.
52
Shotwell. Clarence 96
Shotwell. D.M.
97
Shotwell.D.W.
96
Shotwell.Harry
96
Shotwell.Jennie 96
Showalter.Cora 155
Showalter.Grace 74.98
Showalter.Grace. 112.143
Shriener. Ammie
6
Shriener.Caroline 6
Shriener.Maggie
6
Shriener.Peter
6
Shuck.
22
Shuck.David
IV
Shuck. Mr
112
Shuffleton. Gertrude 27
Shuler. Alice
63
Shuler.Ethie
63
Shuler.Geo.
63

Shuler. Geo.Mrs 50.153
Shuler.Minnie
63
63
Shuler.Roy
Shuler.Sylvia 62.97
Shultz.Don
40
Shultz. James Donald Jr.
40
130
Shultz. O.R.
Shuster. Edna M .56
137
Shuster.Helen
158
Shutz .Mary
36
Sibley. J.T.
54
Sicks.Carson
Siegrist. Harold III
153
Sigel
147
Siler.E.H.
160
Siles.Nora
57
Simmons.
143
Simmons. Anna
Simmons. Arthur 46
6
Simmons. August
Simmons.Caroline 6
Simmons.Carrie 143
6
Simmons .Charl ie
Simmons. Dr.J.W. 56
143
Simmons.Edith
57
Simmons.Eliz.
Simmons.Everett 46.47.87
Simmons. Geo. L. 149
Simmons. Geo. Mrs 90
Simmons.lva
143
Simmons.John
57
Simmons.Katie
6
Simmons.Murtel
6
Simmons.Myrtle 6.47
Simmons.Nellie
25
Simmons. P.A.
72
Simmons.Rhoda Davis 143
Simmons.Robt.
6
Simmons.Roy
6
Simmons Hill
56
Simon. Robert
44
Simon. W.A.
6
44
Simons.Alfred
Simpson. C.H.
147
Simpson. Joseph 33
Simpson.Leevis
33
Simpson.Louisa B. 42
Simpson.Wm.A.
42
Sinc 1air. Belle 65
Sinclair.Crawford 65
Sinclair. Dora
4
Sinclair.Lonnie 65
Sinclair.Lulu
65

Sinclair.M.B.
65
Sinclair.Siclair 65
Sinclair.Willie 65
Slndt. Doris
110
Sink.Cora
87
Sink.James
87
Sink.Luster
87
Sink.Nellie
87
Sink.Nettie
87
Sink.Tecie
87
Siteler.Judith 137
Sitzler.lda
125
Sitzler. Rosa 125
Sizer.Daniel
20
Sizer.G.C.
20
Sizer.George
20
Sizer.Grace
20
Skaggs.
13
Skaggs.James
76
Skaggs. W.S.
46
Skinner. Blanche
98.139.149
Skinner. Chester 115
Skinner.Earl
115
Skinner.Eva
69
Skinner. Fred
69
Skinner. Harry 109
Skinner.Henry
69
Skinner.J.T.
115
Skinner.Lottie
69
Skinner. M.A.
100
Skinner. Marrie Mrs 111
Skinner.N.A. 125.156
Skinner. Phillip 41
Skinner.Ralph
69
Skinner. Ruth P. 37
Slatz. Frank
158
Slavens. Irene 90
Slavens.Maybelle 90
Slavens.Sara R. 90
Slavens. Sarah 122
Slavens. Vesta 158
Sleeper.H.
155
Sloan. Frank
27
Slusser. C.B. 72.122
Slusser. Edward
8
Slusser.W.O.
71
Slusser.Willie
8
Slutz.Eliz
158
Slutz. J.W.
157
Smiley. Verna
24
Smith.
39
Smith. A.W.
56
Smith. Abraham
86

# 27

Smith.Al Mrs
109
Smith. Albert
67
Smith.Alice
26
Smith. Amelia
121
Smith. Bessie C. 39
Smith.Bonnylin
39
Smith.Chas.
10
Smith. Cynthia Ann 128
Smith.D.F. 61.71.46.118
Smith.E.G.
61.71
Smith.Edna
6.134
Smith. Eliza
87
Smith.Florence 42.100
Smith.H.H.
160
Smith.Harold J.
58
Smith. Harold J. Mrs 58
Smith. Herman
58
Smith.Howard
160
Smith. Ida Evans
109
Smith. Ina
43
Smith. J.J.
102
Smith. James
102
Smith. Jarold J.
94
Smith.Jennie
118
Smith. Jimmy
137
Smith. John
46
Smith. Laura M.
40
Smith.Lena
6
Smith. Leora
94
Smith. M.E.
60
Smith.Mary
8
Smith. Mr.
19
Smith.Orley M.
39
Smith.Orville
42
Smith. Pearl
79
Smith.Phistley
102
Smith. Richard
82
Smith.Rosa
130
Smith.Sarah L.
71
Smith. T.B. 34.35.36.37
Smith. Thos.
36
Smith. Ula
158
Smith. Vera
33.158
Smith. Verna
137
Smith.W.H.
41
Smith. Waneta
122
Sneegas.
107
Sneegas. Carl Mrs 103
Snodgrass. Mary Alice III
Snow. Tom
160
Snyder. Bonnie
98
Snyder.Georgianna 99
Snyder. John W.
46
Snyder.L.B.
96.98

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Strong, Kathleen K.Mrs83 Sutton,James
100
Strong,Ste11a
20 Sutton,Jerry
139
Strudy,
57 Sutton ,Jesse
148
Stuart, Fannie
54 Sutton,Jessie
20
Stuart, Fannie F.Miss 151 Sutton,Lydia
20
Stuart, Stella
1~7
Sutton,Maggie
139
Stella K.Bumgartnr 36. Sutton,Mattie
100
Stubbs, Fred Mrs
158 Sutton,Olive
139
Stubbs,John
136 Sutton,Russe1
120
Stubbs"Mary Alice 158 Sutton,Sena 58,113
Studebaker,Harry
63 Sutton, Sena
122
Studebaker, Jesse
63 Sutton,Vo11ie
100
Studebaker,Maud
63 Sutton,Wi11ie
20
Studebaker,Myrt1e
63 Sutton,Wm.
20
Studebaker, Stephen 59,60 Sutton,Ze11a
20
Studebaker, Susannah 58 Swadley, Emery 122
Stull
70,121 Swadley, H.O.
103
Stu11,Ida
160 Swadley, H.E.
122
Stull, Sylvester
71 Swadley, H.W.
72
Stumbo, Louise
133 Swad1ey,Susan
122
Stump, Marjie
125 Swaim,Mack
147
Stump, Mysie
30 Swaim,Ona
147
Sturdy, E1 iz
58,63 Swain, Delia
87
Sturdy, Geo.
58 Swanson,
11,39
Sturdy, Helen
140 Swanson, Esther 114
Sturdy,Samue1
58 Swanson, Lewis 57,90
52 Swartz,Wm
87
Sturm,
2 Swayze,Minnie E. 102
Sturm, Dan
Sturm, John
52 Swayze,Pau1
85,90
24
Suiter,.
113 Swecker,G.W.
Suiter, Myrtle
90 Sweezer, G.
10
Suiter~Myrt1e
158 Swender, Arlie L. 139
144
Sullivan, Wm
65 Tab1or,John
Sullivant, Mary Ann 156 Ta1he1m,Byron 118,132
Su1tzer,Wm
158 Ta11ey,C1arence
87
Su1zen,Ado1ph
84 Talley, Helen
100
47
Su1zen, Fred
158 Talley, Lona
86
Su1zen,J.T.
158 Talley, Wm
36
Su1zen, T.J.
158 Tarpy, Delia
56
Summers,Ar1oa
153 Tarpy,M.C.
36
Summers, Harold
85 Tarpy,Martin
36
Sunflower Ord.Works 151 Tarpy,Norah
28
Supple, Marie
106 Tate, L.E.
107 Tate, Maurice Mr &amp; Mrs 116
Surber,
147 Tate, Maurice R. 118
Surcat,S.S.
101
63 Tau1, B.L.
Sur1es,Bessie
140 Tau1, Hibbard
50
Surrat, Charlene
76
139 Tauy Creek
Surrat,Charles
131 Tay1or,Bessie 4,105,122
Sutters, Rob.
120
139 Taylor, CaSSie
Sutton, Clara
122
76,100 Taylor, Effie
Sutton,D.C.
147
100 Taylor, J.S.
Sutton,Dockie
144
139 Tay1or,J.W.
Sutton, Edna
20 Taylor, Roy C.
140
Sutton,Harry

Tegart,J.H.
54
Te1mas,Mr.
122
Ten Broeck, Nettie 155
Terrell, Lena 87,147
Terrell, Lillian 50,75
Thacher, Mr
114
Thacher, S.O.
113
Thalman, L.H.
69
Theil, Theda Mae 122
Thomas, David
7
Thomas, Fay R.Mrs 83
Thomas,John
116
Thomas, Lloyd
99
Thomas, Michael
99
Thomas,O.D.
8
Thomas,Saul Sergeant 32
Thompson, Earl
63
Thompson, ,Eddie 152
Thompson, F.P.
98
Thompson, Harry 85
Thompson, Jake
74
Thompson,Joe
74
Thompson,John
63
Thompson,Lizzie ~3
Thompson,Olive J. 23
Thompson,Pear1 21,20
Thompson,Wi11ie 63
Thompson.Winnie 65
Thoren,Ed
92
Thoren, Lelia
150
Thoren,Lena
94
Thorton, Clifford 55
Thorton,Henry
55
Thorton,Joseph . 55
Thorton, Olive
11
Thralls, Frank 112
Thuber,Ray
21
Thuber,Roy
20
Thuber,Stuart
21
Thurber, Brent
4
20
Thurber, Carl
Thurber,Coi1a L.A. 113
Thurber,Do1lie
20
Thurber,Elmer
20
Thurber,George
20
Thurber,Harry
20
Thurber, Lottie 54
Thurber,Lottie F. 61
Thurber,O.E.
20
Tietjens,Estella 63,87
Timmens, Bertha 89
Timmens,Lainard 89
Timmermyer,George 69
Titford, C.C.
133

# 29

Titterington,Everett 12
Titterington,Lawrence 12
Titterington,M.
10
Titterington,May
12
Tobler, J.J.
120
Todd,Judy
102
Todd,Maud
102
Todd, Sammie
150
Todd, Susan
102
Todd,Willie
150
Tomberline, Fowntain C. 123
Topeka
129,135
Topping, Charlie 109
Topping,Clarence 109
Topping,Mary A.
109
Torneden,Fred
56
TorrenceEunice
94
Tosh, L.D~L.
36
Towles, Theo.
120
Townsend, Uriah
92
Townsend, W.B.
78
Toyne, F.B.
34
Tracy, Minnie
8,122
69
Tracy,Sa1lie Mrs
Traders Lodge
115
Transmier, Leroy 119
Tregemba,Marjorie 87
Trendle, Ethyl
87
Trendle, Loretta 106
Trotter,E1mer
98
Trowbridge, Nadine 24,25,72
Troy NY
93
Trueblood,
113
Trueblood, Ethel 112
Trueblood,Harry
112
Trusheim, Vincent 30
Trusine, Con.
27
Tryon,Mickey
137
Tryon,Tommy
137
Tuckel, Felix 49,133
Tuckel,Judy
133
Tuckel, Russell
13
133
Tuckel,Steve
Tucker, Albert
96
20
Tucker, Clyde
78
Tucker, Dorcas
152
Tucker,Ella
159
Tucker, Fannie
20
Tucker,Grace
151
Tucker, Harace
98
Tucker, Jessie
Tucker,John
54
98
Tucker,Josie
Tucker, Lewis 96,98

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS

•

Walters. August
70
Walters. Edna
112
Walters. F.D.
26
Walters.Frank
112
Walters.Myrtle
112
Walters.Olive
112
Walters.Roy 112.113
Walton. J.C.
151
Waner. Clara
81
Waner. Grace 81,118
137
Ward. Brutus
61
Ward. Dollye E.
Ward. Emma F. 18.122
8
Ward.Ethel
47
Ward. Ina
Ward. Jessie
137
Ward. Lois P. 110.111
Ward. Lulu
137
Ward.Maggie
6
Ward.Miss
143
Ward. Velma
47
62
Ward. Vera
145
Warden.L.J.
75
Ware. Charlene
155
Ware.Maud
43
Ware. 101.101.
Warne. Thomas 59.60
46
Warner, El iz.
95
Warner.Grace E.
Warner. Harper 139
76
Warner. J.W.
49
lola rner. Mil ton
18
Warnoch. Mary
30
Warnock. Lloyd
143
Warnr.Velma
143
Warnr.Will
Warnr.Wm
143
Warren. Betty 6.75.149
Warren. E.C.
150
Warren.Sherry
6
Warren. Thos. W. 149
Washington. Albert 33
Washington Creek 117
Washington.Mary
33
Wasson. Jennie
26
Waters.
27
Waters. Gladys
30
Waters.Gladys 29,149
Waters. S.B.
27
Waterson. Gladys C.
100.118.125
Waterson.Jack
160
Waterson.W.A.
160
Watkins. Mae
82

Watkins Nat.Bank 33
Watson. Alma 2.94.99
Watson.Herbert
94
Watson. Lotta
43
Watson.Rose
110
Watson. Sarah
89
Watson. Silas J.
89
Watt. 101m
147
Watterson. Genie
36
Watts. J.S.
143
Watts.John
143
Watts. Laura 61.63.149
Watts. Lizzie Mrs 149
~~tt$~ M.S.
143
Watts.: Margery
61
~atts,Max
l49
149
Watts. Payton
Watts. Rache 1
61
Watts Sch.
146
Waukarusa River
15
Wear. Nan
109
Wear. Nan Colman 111
Webber. Fred
148
Wedel.Oarda
79
Weed. Scott
129
Weeks. A.F.
37
Weeks.P.H.
26
Weeks. Peter H.
58
Weese. Lena
89
Weese.Wm
89
Weesmer. Everet
76
Weesmer,May
76
43
Weible. Cora
43
Weible.Emma
43
Weible.Fred
43
Weible.John
Weible.Robert
43
Weichman, Dorothy ~4,l.5a
40
Weideman. Clara
Weidman. Bertha
122
Weiler.Anna
141
Weil er. Bertha
91
Weiler.Cora
141
Weil er .Geo. A.
141
W,,,il er .Mi ss
91
Weimer. Ear.l
46,47,
Weimer. Earl 74.87.118
Weimer.Guy
74
Weimer.Jay
74
Weimer.Lutie
74
Weimer, Mabel
20.74
Weimer .M,lbe 1 A.
87
Welch. Anna Louise 53
Welch. H.
16

Weldon. Emma 153.156
Wells.Carlos
139
Wells. Chas.
132
Wells. Effie
20
Wells. Floyd
61
Wells.Geo.
17
Wells. Gertrude
125
Wells.Gertrude L.
13
Wells. Helen
56
Wells. Lois Mrs
106
Wells. Nellie
139
Wells. S.Pitt
78
Welter.Belle F. 63,90
Welty. John
40
Welty.Louis
40
Werts. Bessie
150
Werts.Harry
150.151
West.Belle Mrs
144
West. J.A.
15,144
West Fairview #59 18
Westergreen. Arnold 2
Westerhouse.Anna
99
Westerhouse.Inez
99
Westerhouse. Inez E. 30
Westhefer.Don
80.81
Weybright. J.C.
131
Whalely. Geo.
15
Whalely.Geo. W.
14
Whal ey. Emma
35
Whaley. Harry
14
Whaley. Howard
81
Whaley. Paul
137
Wheadon.Earl
39
Wheadon.Maud
39
Whedon. Eliz.H. Tuttle 37
Wheeler. Edith
69
Wheeler. Holland 61
Wheeler. Josie R. 36
Wheeler.Lillie
69
Wheeler. Mabel R. Mrs 15
Wheeler.Ruth
69
Whirlow.
57
White. Agnes M.
122
White. Annie
102
White. Arthur
125
White, Cleo
102
White.Daniel
125
White.Earl
98
White.Elenor
125
White, Ella
61
White. Harold
127
White, Margaret
94
White, Martia
102
White. Mary D.
17

# 31

White,Masie
125
White.Pearl
102
White. Robert G.
82
White. Siman
114
White.Simon
147
White. Vivian
44
White Dist.# 61 44.130
Whitman. A.D.
102
Whitman. E.E.
118
Whi tney. Ethel
82
Whitney.Eva
82
Whitney,Jessie
82
Whitney.Myrtle
82
Whitney.Nora
82
Whitney.Perry
82
Whittier. John Greenleaf VI
Whittingbon. Ann 24
Wible.Daris
62
Wical.G.
76
Wical.Nettie
76
Wichman. Albert 81
Wicks. C.
54
Wicks. Elsie
55
Wicks.Lloyd
55
Wicks. Miss
20
Wiggins. Geo.
39
Wiggins. J.B.
115
Wiggins.Sherman 39
Wiggins.Willie
39
Wiglesworth, Myrtle 18.26
40.69.130.153
139
Wilber. W.H.
Wilbur. Lola
15
Wilcox. Lela Mae 67
Wilcox. Nancey 63
Wilder.Abraham 145
Wiley, Edith
65
Wiley. Eliza
43
Wiley.Maggie
43
Wiley.Samuel
43
Wiley.Theodore 43
Wilkerson. Judith Elaine 88
Wilkerson.Linda Kay 88
Willaims. Hazel Mrs 107
Willard. Grace 102
Willard. Louise 182
Willey. J~N. Sr. 34
Willey. J.W.
35
Willey.J.W. Sr.
34
Williams.Ada Mrs 98
Williams.Ann
44
Williams.Ann D.
113
Williams.Bella Miss 2
Williams.Florence 76

�INDEX TO

RURAL SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLHOUSES
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
BY GOLDIE PIPER DANIELS

PUBLISHED . BY
THE DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
BOX 3664
LAVVRENCE,KS 66046-3664

�INDEX TO
RURAL SHOOlS AND SCHOOLHOUSES
Of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS

By Goldie Piper Daniels

PREPARED FOR THE DOUGLAS COUNTY
KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

-BY-

EDNA WELLING
DONALD VAUGHN

COPYRIGHT DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

1989

�INDEX TO·
RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Adams, Calvin 144,145
Adams,Catherine 145
Adams,C1yde 32,33
Adams,Co1in 145
Adams,E1vira 33
Adams,Eva 26
Adams,Geneva B. 33
Adams,Howard 145
Adams,John 145
Adams,Martin 144
Addison,Don 102
Addison,Les1ie 102
Adeline Dist 6 51
Adler, 52
Ado1ph,H. 54
Adriance,Wm131
Ady,Jessie4,39,67
Agnes, W.M.158
Ahlstrom, Cora109
Ah1strom,Cora B.39
Akers,A1ice155
Akers, John120
Akers,Sadie87
Akin,Tom44
Albaugh, Frank120
A1baugh,Martha8
A1bert,Frances80,132
A1berts,F1orence130
A1bery,Richard25
Albin,Michae154
A1bright,B.27
A1bright,C. M.87
A1bright,Char1es48,49
A1bright,Clarence87
A1bright,John52
Albright,Mabe187
A1bright,Raymond87
A1exander,C1aude160
Alexander,J.B.21
Alexander,Ray160
A1ford,Don69
Alford,Fred C.44
A1ford,Mrs. Don79
AlgaierN.54
Allen,Amanda36,54
A11en,Bernice87
Allen,Bertha55
A11en,Char1ie55
Allen, Fred120
A1len,Hannah L.56
A11en,Haroid C.42
Al1en,Hattie152
Allen,Hugh 4
Al1en,Hugh W. Jr.87

All~,J.1t ..ij
Anderson,Jas. W.4
Armstrong,Jennie94,99,150
Allen,John152
Anderson,Joan A.13
Armstrong,Roy90
Allen,Marguerite76
Anderson,Joe20
Arndt, Marcella126
Arnold, Clinton156
All en ,Mary Frances63
: Anderson ,John125
Arthur, C.F.117
Al1en,Maud55
Anderson,Joseph54
Ashby, James C.131
Allen,Nettie152
Anderson,Laura60
, Anderson,Lottie61,97
Allen, R.L58
Ashby,James H.13l
Allen, R.L.132
Anderson,Lottie F.4,50
Ashby, Moll ie125
Ashby,Norcissor13l
Allen, Robert11,144
Anderson, Lottie M.1l0
Allen, Samuel R.151,152: Anderson,Lucy Dunkley37 Ashby,Sylvia E.54
Allis,Mamie78,139
Anderson,Lula125
Ashel,lrene154
Allis, Verna120
Anderson,Luther125
Atchinson,Wm149
A1lison,B.F.15,69
Anderson,M.16
Attorney Gen.85
Anderson,Mabe1 A.6l
Allison,B.G.82
Atwood,G.H.36
Allison,Bertha15
Atwood,James36
'Anderson,Maggie105
Allison, C.Y.137
Anderson,Mary18,108,137 Atwood,John36
A1lison,Chas. Y.36
Atwood,Vaux36
Anderson,Mary H.106
Allison,Clara92
Aufdemberger, Esther M.
Anderson,Nina94
Allison,Erma Rumsey83
Mrs110
AndersoniOl da33
Allison,J.M.33
Austin,Joan79
Anderson,Ruth Mrs.2
A11ison,W.N.69,139
Averill,Loree6l
Anderson, Theresa C.122
Alt,Lizzie65
Axe, Marjorie120
Anderson,Theresa G.
A1tenbernd, 113
Mrs156
Axline,
Mrsl06
Altenbernd,Carl112
Anderson, W.H.122
. Ayer,Anna78
Altenbernd,Feka112
Anderson,Willie105
Ayer,E1roy77,78
Altenbernd,LouisellZ
Ayer,Este11a78
Andes,Alma69
A1tenbernd,Maffie11l
Andreas Hist of Kans 1883 Ayer,Omar77
, Altenbernd, Wi 11 i e 11-2:
111,26,81
·Babcock,Frances102
Amick,Albia69
Andrews,57
Bachelor,Chas.149
Amos,Nora30
Andrews,E.B.16
Bachelor,Grace149
Anderson,?39,55
Andrews,H.16
Bachelor, J.H.14~
Anderson,A.16
Bachelor,J.T.148
Andrews,Stillman34
Anderson,A.P.25
Badger,Marjoure Mrsl02
Ange1,Ada158
Anderson, Allie125
Angel,Andrew158
Badsky,Orviellal02,103
Anderson,Booker125
Angel,lma158
Badsky, Orville137
Anderson,Clifford160
Angel,Lloyd158
Baecker,Margaret134
Anderson, D.H.105
Ange1,Mary158
Bahnmaier,Andrew H.107,158
Anderson,Eban105
Angel,Myrtle158
Bahnmaier,Cloyd158
.Anderson,Edwin39
Ange1,Pear1158
Bahnmaier,Eda158
Anderson,Ellen39
Anthony,Ruth L.7l
Bahnmaier,Elmer107,158
Anderson,Elnora8,118
Anthony,Wm87
Bahnmaier,lna18,26,79,82,158
Anderson,Elnora 1.21
Anton,Annie150
Bahnmaier,Max25
Anderson,Ester M.76
Bahnmaier,Pete,107
Anton,Frank150
Anderson,Ethe156
Bahnmaier,Vesta90
Anton,James150
Anderson,Florence18
Anton,John150
Bahnmair, Ina132
Anderson,Frankl05
Anton,Ulysses150
Bai1ey,Arthur69,138
Anderson,G.H.106
Bailey,Bonnie67,76
Anton,Willie150
Anderson, Gene122
Apple Pie # 273,4,118
Bailey,Cora16l
Anderson, Geo.105
Apple Pie Sch.109
Ba il e~, Ear169
Anderson, Geo. Jr.122
Armstrong,A.W.94
Ba i1 ey, Ernest138
Anderson,Gertie20
Armstromg, Ai 67
Ba i1 ey, Frances98
Anderson,Gustav54,56
Armstrong, Alma 36
Bailey, Frances E.139
Anderson,James54
Armstrong, Effie 109
Ba il ey, 1da138
Anderson,Jane4
Armstrong, Frank 69
Bailey,Jasper,138
Bai1ey,Lawrence20

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
# 2
Bailey,Minna69
Bailey,Wm 69,161
Bails,Charles 76
Bails,Lizzie 76
Bails,Samson 76
Baker,Bennie40
Baker,Bernice87
Baker,Charles C.100
Baker,Clara6
Baker,Eddie40
Baker,Edith36
Baker,Geneva75
Baker,Grace Preston41
Baker, Guy152
Baker,James6
Baker,John36,41
Baker,John N.42
Baker,L.C.lOO
Baker,LelandlOO
Baker,Margaret Mrs100
Baker,Minnie6
Baker,Mr144
Baker,O. N.42
Baker,Orva140,41
Baker,Roy40
Baker,Russe140
Baker,Walter36
Baker School100
Baker Univ.96,98,124
Bal~win124,125,140,151,99

Baldwin,A.S.19
Bald~in,Alta46

Baldwin, Ann Eliza109
Baldwin,Bi11y5
Baldwin,Carll09
Baldwin,David103
Baldwin, Deacon108
Baldwin, Eben114
Baldwin,Helenl14
Baldwin,Henry L.108,109
Baldwin,J.H.74
Baldwin,Jim87
Baldwin,Joe74,75
Baldwin,Ray71
Baldwin,Tom109
Baldwin # 1730
Baldwin #415,88
Baldwin CityDist 92
,2,111,58,134,140
Baldwin Junct.123
Baldwin Lake154
BalesOrin R.69
Balkey,Edith99
Balkey,Ellen99

Balkey,Mary99
Balkey,Penina99
Ball, Emily129
Ballard, Joicy147
Bamford,Gertrude129
BankerFlorence82
BankerJ.B.72
BankerJ.P.74
Banks,Elaine67
Banks,Erma Elaine67
Banks,Rebecca67
Banks, Wi 11118
Banning, Chas. E.120
Banning,Hetty J.89
Banning,John89
Banta,57
Banta,Bert39
Banta,Car139
Banta,J.C.IV,38
Banta,Lindley39
Banta,Maud39
Banta,Ray39
Banta,Wi1l39
Bapists96
Barben,John152
Barber,Chas. 0.35
Barber,Harry105
Barber ,Mary105
Barber, Mr.125
Barber,Robert8
Barber,Thomas W.8
Barber #827
Bardell,John C.25
Bardell, Myrtle109
Bare,Rhoda138
Barger,Bessie138
Barger,Lizzie138
Barger,Willie138
Baricklow, Miss125
Barker,25
Barker,Dr.8
Barker,Eliz.4,10
Barker,EJlen10
Barker,Francis Dr.10
Barker,Rose112
Barker, Rose E.105
Barker #29,147
Barker Band147
Barkley, Fred156
Barkley, H.S.125
Barkley, T.W.139
Barkley, V.W.131
Barley,Charles43
Barley,I.N.43

Barley,P.N.43
Barlow,Margaret Mrs103
Barnes,Ada F.
,Barnes,Charles E.44
Barnett,Bertha Mrs71
Barnhard,Alicel12
Barnhart,Clifford75
Barnhart,Laverne75
Barrel, Fred125
Barrell,Fred4
Barrett,Eva80
Barrow,James42
Barthalomew, Alcenia136
Bartlett,Ella94
Bartlett,N.B.IV
Barton,Harry4
Barton,Janie84
Barton, Lem125
Barton,Luella20,63
Barton,Minnie84
Barton,W.H.55
Bartz,Amelia130
Bartz,Harman130
Bartz,Henry130
Bartz,Mary130
Bartz,Ruth81
Bartz,Wm130
Bashare ,Archi e11
Bashare, Verdi e11
Basserman,Guy55
Bassett, Jennie128
Batdorf,Mildred2,
Bateman,Geo.160
Bates,Eva30,36,61,71,85,12
9,153,160
Baxter, Birdie136
Bayles,O.89
Bayles,O.A.47,71
Beach,Mark24
Beal,George39
Beal,Harry39
Beal,Laura39
Beal,Ralph39
Beam,John53
Beard,Annie41
Beard,Clair41
Beard,Cora6
Beard, Cyrus142
Beard,Grace26
Beard, Haze1141
Beard,Jerry41
Beard,Nora 41
Beard,Omer41
Beard,Zoe26

Beatty,Vernon85
Beck,A.60
Beck, Henry E.120
Beck,Winifred8
Beckerdyke,Mother84
Beckett,Anna8
Beckwith, Flora125
Behrens,Alma149
Behrens,Herman149
Behrens,Minnie Erna149
Behrns,Wm47
Beisecker,Margaret20
Bell, Bennie141
Bell,Bertha29
Bell,Fred,141
Bell,Gertrude56,150
Bell,Henry30
Bell,Herbert29
Bell,J.27
Bell,J.0.141
Bell,John141
Bell,Kenneth142
Bell,Susan (Flory)49
Belles,Charlie55
Be 11 es ,George55
Belles,Ormer55
Bel1es,Rebecca55
Bel1eview37,I
Belleview #5013
Belvoir,Lata150
Belvoir #8420,17,123
Benander,Florence18
Benedict, Smith129
Benefie1d,Arthur112
Benefie1d,C1aral12
Benefie1d,Fannie112
Benjamin 0.0.105
Benjamin,Dite45
Benjamin,Minnie45
Bennett, Julia Mrs125
Benson,Anna87
Benson,Arthur39
Benson,Cora39
Benson, Geo.136
Benson, Mary129,136
Benton,Grace Mrs.103
Benton, Lill i e39
Benton,Osker39
Berg,EmmaIII,IV,42,69,98,99,l
58,122,127,133,137
Berg, Emma153
Berger,Rosie49
Ber1in,E1i78
Bernitz, Mary E.130

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
#3
Bowen,Bessie120
B1iesner,C.~.144
Bert1e, Geo.134
Bloody 6665
Bowen,Bever1y122
Bertschinger, Ruth149
Bloomington Dt.3l56,3l,33 Bowen, Bobby122
Beuerman,Henry67
B1ough,Darris13
Bowen,Char1es120
Beurman,A1bertl14
Blue Mound37,35
Bowen,Jackie120
Beurman,J.C.114,l15
Blue MoundDist # 2934
Bowen,Mi1dred18,120
Beurman,L.A.114
Board of Educ.144
Bower,SolomanlOl
Beyer,Sussie71
Boardman, W.C.115
Bowman,C.OIV,36,78
Bieber,Anna Mae158
Boase,James G.90
Bowman, C.O.139
Bieber,Lucy85
Boaz,Marian25
Bowman, Char1es133
Big Springs88,93
Boener,Ju1ian H.44
Bowman,Char1ey29
Big SpringsUnionIII
Bohnmaier, Pete158
Bowman,C1air55
Big Springs #7221
Bohnmaier, Vesta 158
Bowman,Dona1d133
Biglow, 011iel05
Boicourt,Geo.M.160
Bowman,Geo.39
Big1ow,Royl05
Bo1den,Mary20
Bowman,Henry36
Bigsby,39
Bolles, Effiel18
Bowman,John36
Bigsby, Guyl09
Bond117
Bowman,Linda133
Bigsby,Phebe8l
Bowman,Mabe136
Bigsby,Phebe L.40,8l,106 Bond,A.6
Bond,A1va87
Bowman, Mr145
Binns, Wi11ard139
Bond,A1vin149
Birkhead,J.B. Mrs.15
Boyce,Hugh63
Bond,Bert87
Boyd,C1arence55
Bishop,F1orence150
Bond,D.E.6
Boyd,Edna30
Bishop,Grace39
Bond,Edna M.53
Bismark # 7925,44,130
8oyd,FrankII
Bond,E1va87
Bismark Grove128
Boyd,Margaret54
Bond, G1adys134
Boyer,Artie98
Bixby,Chesterl02
Bixby,Mablel02
Bond,Lillie4
Boyer,Bessie98
Bix1er,C1ara58,98
Bond,Marion149
Boyer,Henry98
Bix1er,Emanuel18,29,30,36, Bond,Maud149
Brackett,39
52,125
Bond, Murray E.118
BrackettDist.# 5437
Bix1er,Wm P.29
Bond,Nathan86
Brackett,George38
Bond, P.C.118
B1ack,A1bert4
Bradford,He1en89
Bond,Porter55
Bradford,Jessie89
Black, Chas. 98
Bond, Thos .116
B1ack,Dora24,85
Bramme1,Mi1ton G.118
Bonsock,August99
Black, Emma29,125
Brand,Catherine4
Bonsock,Dan99
B1ack,Frank M.24,56
Brand, John 107
B1ack,Gertrude76,98,lOO,12Bonsock,Eddie99
Brann, John153
Bonsock,Emma99
5,139
Branson,G.W.65
Bonsock,Herman99
B1ack,Jack30
Brass,E11iel05
Bonsock,John99
B1ack,John29
Brass,Eunicel06
Booferding,Wm5
Black,Lois21,46
Brass,H.B.78
Booth,Arden58
B1ack,Loy S.98
Brass,J.F.I06
B1ack,Mi1dred101,137
Booth,Catherine79
.Brass,Jamesl05
B1 ack ,Mi ss112
Booth,E1iza140
Brass,Katherine50,87,130
Booth,He1en79
Black, Wil ber98
Brass, Minniel09
Black Jack #926
Booth,John A.140
Brass,W.F.I05
Black Schoo148
Borg, Jessie1l5
Brass,Wi11iel05
B1ackburn,Wm JR.42
Bosserman, Candrace E.15l Brass,Wml05
Bosserman,Emma J.151
B1aine,Mattie Mrs69
Brass,Wm F.I04
Blakeman, Carrie134
Bourke,Emma6
Brass Schoo1l06
Bourke,Leota6
Blakeman,Lee2
Brauning,Henry26
Bouton,L.H.54
B1anche,Leora69
Brauning,Minnie26
Bowan,C.O.13l
B1eakeman, Carrie158
Brauning,Rosie25
Bowe 1 ,Mil dred85
Bleakley, Joe129
Brauning,Wi11ie26
B1eske,Grace106
Brazi1,Arbe1 Mrs150

Brazi1,Char1ie150
Brazil, Gertrude132,148
Brazi1,Ste11a72,8l,134,150,15
1

Brecheisen,52
Brecheisen,Aaron134
Brecheisen,A1ma134
Brecheisen,Anna30,99
Brecheisen, Anna15l
Brecheisen,Benjamin134
Brecheisen,Ceci142
Brecheisen,Ceci1 Mrs42
Brecheisen,Emma134
Brecheisen,Esther94,99,ll2
Brecheisen,Geo.134
Brecheisen,Gertrude134
Brecheisen,H.D.2
Brecheisen,Harry134
Brecheisen,John134
Brecheisen,Johnnie Mrs42
Brecheisen,Katharyn52
Brecheisen,Katherin94
Brecheisen,LaVern2
Brecheisen,Lena7l,94,99,l13,l
34
Brecheisen,Mae134
Brecheisen,Mary2,99
Brecheisen,Phi11ip134
Brecheisen,Ramona95
Brecheisen,Rose134
Brecheisen,Sarah99
Brecheisen,Sophia99,158
Brecheisen,Ted Teddie134
Brecheisen,Wa1ter99
Brecheisen,Wm52,134
Breckenridge,Ada82
Breckenridge,E1mer82
Breeder, Lewis158
Breeze,Thomas98
Breeze, Thos.1l7
Breithaupt, B1anche134
Breithaupt,Dan153
Breithaupt,Frederick50
Breithaupt,Gideon52
Breithaupt,H. Mrs52
Breithaupt,He1en156
Breithaupt,He1en4l
Breithaupt,Henry S.49
Breithaupt,Ida14l
Breithaupt,J.W.49,50
Breithaupt,Martin134
Breithaupt,Minnie134
Breithaupt,Minnie41,42

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS

Brown,Helen 102
Breithaupt,Pauline 52
Brown,
Helen Ilene 113
Breithaupt,Roy 51,52,53
Brown,He1en
Isabe 118
Breithaupt,Stella 52,92
Brown,
Jack
i
e
11
Breithaupt,Vera 52,151
Brown,John
F.
85
Bretz, W.H. 122
Brown,John S. IV
Brewer,James C. 100
Brown,Joie
84
Brewster,Clara L. 102
Brown,Katie 69
Brewster,Clara Mrs 132
Brown,Li11ian Mrs. 69
Brick,Mrs. 28
Brown,Lorena 69
Bridwell,Arthur 61
Brown,Margaret 86
Bri ethaupt, 52
Brown,Mary
107
Briniman,Henry 5
Brown ,Ma tti e ,. 84
Briniman,S.
5
Brown,Mi1dred Mrs. 24,40
Brink,Gary Jarvisili.
Brown,Mr. 70
Brink,W.J.111
Brown,Olive'A. 87
Brink, W.J.115
Brown,Oliv~ :A. 149
Brinkley,Thos.34
Brown,Rosle '102
Britton,C.0.56
Brown,Ruth Endacott IV
Brizendine,Arthur160
Brown,Sarah A. IV
Brizendine,Barnes160
Brown,W.0.85
Brizendine,C1iff160
Brown,Wm69
Brizendine,Ollie160
Brown Jug71,74
Brizindine,Maud160
Browning,Ada80
Broat,Lena24,102
Browning,Eve1ine84,85
Broat,Reta13
Browning,Gertrude80
Brockway,Bros.27
Browning,Jennie80
Brockway,H.N.27
Browning,Mary84,85
Brockway,H.W.&amp; wife29
·Browning,Minnie80
Broers,Fern Margaret53
Browning,Robert V.77
Broers,Pear1141
Brownlee,Esther78
Brohammer,A •• 61
Brownlee,M.B.78,79
Brohammer,Chas •• 61,62
Brubacker,Dora E.103
Brohammer,John Mrs.62
Brubacker,Harry 41
Brohammer,Rosa61
Brubacker,Kizzie47
Brooke,J.S.89
Brubacker,M.41
Brook1yn98
Brubaker# 4647,40
Brooklyn Tavern96
Brubakers,40
Brooks,Joseph42
Bruce,Chas.34
Brooks,.W. Russe11IV
Brumet,Lennie138
Brown,Abbie54
Brumet,May138
Brown,Bert41
Brown,Bessie63,81,133,137 Brumet,Minnie138
Brumet, Sadi e138
Brown,Bessie M.4
Brumet,Willie138
Brown,Charlie84
Brune, Albert115
Brown,Chester69
Brune,Betty79
Brown,Clara69
Brune, Clara C.158
Brown,C1arencell
Brune,Dan44
Brown,Elmer69
Brune, Danny114
Brown,Fay18,129,130
Brune,F.114
Brown,F1orence M.94
Brune,Frankl14,130
Brown ,Franci s69
Brune ,Gus 114
Brown, Fred M. 148
Brune,Lottie
Brown,Gordon103
20,79,78,112,120,157
Brown,Grace84

Brune,Mary 114
Brune,Mayme 12,43,80,112
Brune,Pau 136
Brune,Pau1 W. 44
Bryant,Estate Dudley 54
Bryson,F1orida 36
Bryson,James 35·
Bryson,Nancy 35
Bryson, Norri s 11
Buchheim,F.H. 106
Buchheim,Samue1 106
106
Buchheim,Wil1
Buck,He1en 96
Buck,R.F.
24
Buckheim,Edith 26
Buckheim,F.J. 152
Buckheim,F.J. Mrs. 72
Buckheim,G.A. 18
Buckheim,Mary 79
Buckheim,Samuel 105
Buford,Elmer91
Buford,Orion91
Buford,Wilma91
Bumgartner~Ste11a

Stuart36
Bunce,Cora89
Bunce,Frank89
Bunce,Maud89
Bunce,Wi11ard89
Bunton,Eliz.8
Bunyan,J.C.102
Burdit,A.K.10
Burgert, Irma50
Burgin,Katie67
Burgtorf, Charles111
Burgtorf,
Josephine125,160
Burke,Mabe182
Burkett,Edith138
Burkett,Geo.138
Burkett,Gracie138
Burkett,Laura138
Bur1ile,Blanche160
Burli1e,Maggie160
Bur1ile,Walter160
Burnett, Marcy1e134
Burnette,Rose85 ,105
Burnette # 6244,42,130
Burrough,Oscar78
Burt,George38
Burt,O.I.16
Burt,O.M.16
Burton,D.L.63
Burton,Go1die63

14

Burton,L.F. 40,41
Burton, Margaret Gregory 111
Burton,Robert Carl III
Busch, Ann 105
Busch, Til da 105
Bush,A.J.
144
Bush,Henry 89
Bush,John 105
Bush,Wm
144
Bushong,Margaret 44
Butcher,H.S.
69
Bute11, A.D. 131,139,140
Bute11,C1arke 131
Butell,E.J. 131
Butell,Ernest 139
Bute11,Ethel A. III
Bute11,Geo. 139
Bute11,George H. III
Bute1l,Herman 131
Butell, Richard 123
Butler,Clide 15,56,85,132
Butler,Frazier Mrs. 5
But1er,George 6
But1er,Howard138
Butler,J.L.69
But1er,Laura96
But1er,Maud82,122
But1er,Maudie Mrs.6
But1er,Rosa139
Butler, Russe1l138
But1ock,J.W.54
Butterfield,C1ara56
Butterfield, Lenah149
Button,Li11ie.Mae47
Button, 01 i nll0
Butts,Emma91
Bybee,Cecil112
Bye,Char1es6
Byers,C1arine103
Byers, I sabe 11 e9 5
Byers, Marvin E.143
Caldwell, A1mal14
Caldwell, Betty137
Ca1dwell,Marie P.Mrs.26
Caldwe1l,Mattie71
Ca1dwell,Nettiel12
Ca1iforniaRoad38,81
Calkins, Cena Mae109
Calkins,Emma67
Callahan, Bessie113
Calvin, A1ma143
Calvin,Elmer143
Calvin, Harry143

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES

Carruth.J.H. 60
Ca1vin.L.J. 143
Carson.Ame1ia 36
Ca1vin.Leo 143
Carson.Bessie 36
Ca1vin.Maude 143
Carson.John 36·
Ca1vin.Roy 143
Carson. Sam 18
Ca1vin.Susie 143
Cameron.Hugh 144
Carter.
113
Cameron.Noah 144.145
Carter.Jared 34
Campbell. 57
Carter.Mi1dred 147
Campbe11.E1aine 30.141
Carter. Roger I. ·111
Campbe11.G.W. 26
Cartwright.Maud 55.65.152
Cartwright.Miss 152
Campbell. Geo. 129
Campbell. Gracie 131
Carver.L.F. 99
Campbe11.John 25
Casebier.Mabe 187
Campbe11.Leone B. 101.125 Cassidy.J.P. 78
Campbe11.W.0. 2
Catherman.M. 60
Campbe11.Zu~ie 36
Catlett.
113
Cancer DressingSoc. 95
Cat1in.Emma 69 .
Caniff.H.J. 95
Cat1in.Mattie A. 24
Caveness.A.A.B. 28
Cann.Mamie Coffman 65
Cavin.Silas 86
Canniff.H.J. Dr.
Cavin's Corner86
IV.137.138
Caviness.lrene80
Cannon.Haro1d 133
Cay1or.I.C.54
Cannon.Richard 133
Cayot.Louis156
Cantre11.C.l. 71
Centennial Dist# 85 Jt.46
Cappis.Ernest 43
Center. Etta143
Cappis.Geroge 43
Centers.Rory41
Cappis.Minnie 43
Centra164
Cappis.Reka 43
Central #6448
Captains Creek 130.51
Central ProtectAssoc
Cargy College 45
(CPA)129
Cargy Dist.#52 44
Chambers.Mabe182
Carhahan.Mary 87
Chambers. Nina143
Car1son.Christopher4
Chambers.Norman145
Car1son.C1ara 45
Chamney.H.M.69
Car1son.C1arence45
·Champman.Minnie71
Car1son.Dar1a Fay 4
Chand1er.Hattie30
Car1son.Henry 45
Chand1er.Mi1dred26.110.113
Car1son.Lena 45
Chand1er.Mi1dred
Carlson. Sam~e1 112
Springer37
Car1ton.C.H. ·6.29
Channe1.John142
Car1ton.E.D. ·29.
Channe1.Roy142
Car1ton.Pau1 C. 29
.Channel.Teddy142
Car1ton.Ruth L. 29
Chapman.57
Car1ton.S.E.
29
Carnahan. Mary 152
Chapman. Eunice137
Carnahan. Miss 122
.Chappe 11. P.125
Carpenter. Earl 138
Char1es.G1adys44
Carpenter.G1adis 102
Charles. Haze1120
Carpenter.Go1die 63
Char1es.J.M.80
Carpenter.Nadine,76.77
Char1es.J.M.'Mrs.80
Carpenter.Wi11ie 138
Char1es.James80
Carr. 136
Charlton. John125
Carr.A1va 120
Chartrand.Louis40
Carrell. N.W. Mrs 109

of

DOUGLAS. COUNTY KANSAS

Cheney. Frank 151
Chesnay.Hetty 85
Chester.E.P. 17
Cheyenne 74
Chicken Creek 115
Chicken Creek 117
Chilcot •• V.54
Chilcote.
Chilcote. Ruby 122
Chi1cote.Vienna 17.117
Childs. Charlie 118
Chi1ds.F1oyd
118
Chi1ds.J.H.
118
Chi1ds.Marion 118
Chi1ds.Ne11ie 118
Christenson.Chris 84
Christian.Anna 20
Christian.De11a 20
Christian.Effie 20
Christian.Fred2 0
Christian.John 89
Christian.Valney89
Christopher Publishing
House 124
Christy.C1ara 29
Christy. Lucy 151
Christy.Vio1et L. 96.97
Church. Harry 127
Church.T.A.
III
Churchbaugh.F.L.Mrs. 97
Churchbaugh.Gertrude 6
Churchbaugh.L.T. 97
Churchbaugh.Vina 61
Churchbaugh.W.
61
Civil War
82
C1apham.Eunice65. 74.98
Clapham. Eunice 132
C1apham.Ruby 98
C1ark.A.P.
27
C1ark.A1ice
41
C1ark.Beatrice 47.63
C1ark.Car 176
C1ark.Ce1este 21
C1ark.Char1es 28.78
C1ark.C1eve1and 41
C1ark.E.S.
46
Clark. Edna 137
C1ark.Ernest 8.63
C1ark.Georgia Neese 65
C1ark.Grace 131
C1ark.J.C. 24.46
C1ark.Kate 41
C1ark.Kate C. 63
C1ark.Katie41. 85

# 5

C1ark.Louise 90
C1ark.Mamie 63
C1ark.Marcelene 46
Clark. Mary 143
C1ark.Maud·
63
26
C1ark.May
18
C1ark.Nora
63
C1ark.Ray
C1ark.Rea
100.125
C1ark.Ruth6. 41~47.143
C1ark.Sadie 41
C1ark.Samue1 L. 131
C1ark.Sarah 41
C1ark.Sidney 11
C1ark.Teddy 41
C1ark.Tom
96
C1ark.Viva 42.47
C1ark.Viva Runyan 143
C1arke.Adna G.Mrs 136
C1arry.Ethe 176
Claxton. Florence 120
C1ay.Ethe1
125
C1ay.Homer 125
C1ay.Roy
125
C1ayton.Laren 31
C1ayton.Linda 31
Clayton. Peggy 151
C1ayton.Ross H. Mrs. 69
Clearfield Dist#
58.50.52.134
C1eve1and.Nannie 61
C1ine.Char1es 76
C1ine.Ear 18
C1ine.Edgar B
C1ine.E1sfe 8
C1ine.Hershe1 18
C1ine.Sam 76
C1inger.Anna 4
Clinton. 32.120.133
C1intonTwnsp. 152
Clinton Dam
154
Clinton Dist.# 25 53
Clinton TwnspCo. 53
C1oepfi1.
106.107
Clough. Barbara 122
Clough. J.M.
122
Coal Creek.
57
Coal Creek #39 56.58
83
Coates.B.A.
Coates. Omar 150
Coburn.G1en T. 97
Cochran.Arge1 Mrs. 8.92
Cochran.Ferne 41
Cochran.Ferne L. 97.141

�#6
Cochran,Margaret 37 '
Cochrun, Margaret 137
Coepfert,Edna Mrs. 6
Coffman,Chas Mrs. 8
Coffman,Geo.
8
Coffman,Mamie Cann 65
Coffman, t-largaret 125
Coffman,Margaret
Cochran37
Coffman,Miss 37
Coffman,Nettie B.
6
Coffman,Pery D. 75
Coffman, Wil son 118
Coker, Mildred 153
Co1bert,E.
27
Co1bert,G.
27
Co1burn,G1enn 6
Co1e,A.B.
67
Co1e,Edna85, 147
Co1eman,Cora 47
Co1eman,W.
152
Co1ins,Bertha 67
Co11amon,G.W. 34
Collins,Bates 67
Co11ins,B1anche 65
Collins,B1anche 75
Co11ins,Carrie 67
Co 11 ins, Cordei a 67
Co11ins,Henry 67
Co11ins,Jackson 67
74 '
Co11ins,Nora
Co11ins,Susie 74
67
Collins,W.O.
Collins,Wm
67
Colman,
108
Colman, Asa 109
Co1man,C1ara 78,102'
Colman, Clara 153
Co1man,C1ara 109
Co1man,F1ora
Richardson109
Co1man,Fred 109
Co1man,Nan Mrs. 26
Co1man,Nan W.
153
Colman, Nan Wear ?111
Co1man,O.A. 109
Co1man,Osgood 109
Co1man,Ra1ph 109'
Co1man,Virginia 90
Colman Nan Wear 111
Coltrane, Mary 138
Coltrane, Ruth 139
Coltrane, Sue 139
Columbia #67 59,61

Colyer #42 62
Colyer #42 118
Comes,Peggy 103
Commons,Mi1dred Day Mrs.
34,37
Comrie,Margaret 69
Comstock, Jean 136
Conant,
39
Concord #66 64
Conger,James D. 50
Conger,Mary E. 35
Congregational Church 78
Conner,A.B.
15
Conno1e,M.D. 18
Conno1e,Sue Mrs 122
Connole, Thos. F. 122
Constant,J.L. 80
Constant,Johnny 25
Cook,Arthur 89
Cook,B1anche 65 '
Cook, Drueci11a, 156
Cook,Lizzie
78
Cook,Martha J. 35
Cook, Mattie 139,156
Cook,Maud
89
Cook,Maurice E. 100,139
Cook,Mi1dred F. 92
Coop. Farm Chemical Assoc.
26
Cooper,A1ice 8
Cooper,A1ice Shirar 36
Cooper,L.S.
65
Cooper,Lawrence 33
Cooper,Mabe 165
Cooper, Pear 165
Cooper,Ruth 65
Cooper,Wi11ie 65
Corbett,Josephine 58
Corcoran,Lanze1
161
Corel, Gladys
126
Corel, James H.
127
Core1,James P.
126
126
Core1,Susan A.
Corkhi11,W.F.
138
Cory,A.M.
131
Coth1in,Carrie 8,12
155
Cotton,May
99
Couch,A.H.
141
Couch,Alta
Couchman,A1ma
58
74
Courson,Della
Courson,Myrt1e 74,75
128
Covey,Bill
128
Covey, Irena

Covey, Ki 128
Covey,Linco1n 128
Cowens,Emma
33
Cowens,Sa11ie 33
Cowgill, Estella 141,150
Cowgill ,Margaret
47,102,141
Cow1es,A1berta Had 137
Cow1es,Bertha 36
Cow1es,E.C.
36 '
Cow1es,Ear1
36,37
Cow1es,Ethe1
26
Cow1es,Fred S. 36
Cow1es,Freda E. 37
Cow1es,May
36
Cox,
113
Cox,C.C. 98
Cox,Carrie 94,102,112
Cox,Char1es 112
Cox, Clifford 113,127
Cox,E.E. 113
Cox, E1iz 115
Cox,Grace 112
Cox, John E. 150
Cox, Lee 153
Cox,Lucille 153
Cox,Mae Nellie 42
Cox,O.L.
112
Cox,Richard 112
Cox, Vivian 149
Cradit, Cap 140
Crady,Da1e 92
Cragon,Bige 11
Cragon,De11a 11
Craig.C1arence
76.118,141,160,161
Craig,E1iz.
26
Craig,Johanna 161
Craig,L.E.
58
Craig,L.M. 125,160
Craig,Lester 160
Craig,Luci11e 49,139,161
Craig,Mary 161
Craig,Ne11ie 161
Craig,Ti11ie 160
Cramer,May
42
Cramer, V.J. 140
Crane, Joe 149
Cranston,Da1e Mr &amp; Mrs37
Crater,Hi1dred 76
Crawford, Archie '112
Crawford,Char1ey 41
Crawford,Eddie
112
Crawford,E1iz. 4

Crawford, Emery 143
Crawford,Emmie 41
Crawford,Homer 42
Crawford,Ju1ia 112
Cree,G1enn
25
Cree, Nathan 107
Cree,T.W.
24
Cree1,Bessie 55
Cree1,Grace 63,78,122 '
Creel, Grace Kennedy 137
Cree1,Irene 61 '
Creel, J.H.
118
Cree1,Josie 55
Cree1,Lucy
55
Cree1,Nannie 96
Cree1,Sy1vester 55
Cressman, Stella 8,12.153
Crispin,A1bert 102
Crispin,Bert
102
Criss, Geo.
107,115
Crook, Thelma 125
Crothers.F1orence 16
Crouch.A.H. 91
Crouch,A1vin 91
Crouch. T.A. 89
Crowder.Bertha 18.153
Crowder.Capt. Thos.H. 67
Crowder.Frank 67
Crowder,J.M.
67
Crowder.Roma
67
Crowder.Thos.N. Mrs. 67
Crowder #69 66
Crumb.Lena
41
trumrine.H.S. 99
Crutchfield #6 68
Cummings,Arthur 55
Cummings,Char1es 55
Cummings,Dorothy B. 63
Cummings,E11a
158
Cummings,Is~be11a Stee1e89
Cummings, John 158
Cummings,Lettie 18
Cummings,Margaret 18
Cummings,Mattie '55
Cummings,Miss
18
Cummings,Myrtle 89
Cunningham,Prof IV
122
Curd. Densa
Curd,Mi1dres
18
136
Curless, W.H'.
Cur1ett,Henry 80
Cur1ett,Lizzie 80
Curry,Pau1ine 56

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY.KANSAS
Curtes ,Anni.e 100
Davis,Jeff 74
54
Curtis,Clara
Davis,Joe 80
56
Curtis,Cline
Davis,Karl 149
100
Curtis,James
Davis,Lena 94
Curtis,Thomas 100
Davis, Lydia M. 139
24
·Custard,T.J.
Davi s ,Mil dred 94
Cutter,Martha 35,36
15
Davis,Pearson
Czaplinski, C. 153
Davis,Ralph80, 81
DFrank P.
32
. Davis, Rhoda
143
dFred M.
20
Davis,Roy
25
dLafayette 77
Davis,Ruth
46
DLouis
32
Davis,S.H.
94
Dallas, Walter 131
Davis, Theodore 118
Damm,John Sr. 70
Davis,W.H. 69
Damm,Sophia Miss 23
Davis, W,H, 125
Damr6sch,Walter 69
Davis,W.R. Rev. IV
Daneke ,'Jean 46
Davis,William 92
Daniel, Ruth Mrs 109
Davis Cemetery 38
Daniels,
27
Davisson,B.M.
139
Daniels,Belle 11
Dawson,Ruth 4
Daniels,C.E.
40
Day,Annie 69
Daniels,George 11
Day,Bert
69
Daniels',Goldie Piper
Day,Clara 69
I, III
Day,Ethel
58
Daniels,Ruth Mrs~ 26
Day,Gertie 58
Dark. Sam ·158
Day,J.M.
89
Darnold,Minnie 55
Day,Mabel R. 24
Darnold,Stella 55
Day,Mildred Commons 37
Dauberman,Mamie 99
D~y,Mildred M.
58,9l
Dauberman, Mayme 129
Day,Minnie 67
Davenport,Leroy 25
Day,Oliver 94
Davidson,Bennie 139
Day,Velma 65
Davidson,Darnda 99
Day, Wil fred 69
Davidson,H.E.
138
De Forest,Margaret 13
Davidson,June
118
De Hek,Nellie. ~,47,49
Davidson,M.A.
54
De Hek,Nellie 149·
'Davidson,Mi)lie 94,99 De LaughderWilma 40
Davidson,Norman 34
De Mar, Mr. 57
Davidson,Pau 185
De Vault,Anna 141
Davidson,Sam 99
De Vault,Leslie 141'
Davidson, U.S. 143
De Vault,T.S.
141
Davidson,Viola 139
De Witt,Estella Lubarger36
Davis, 39
Dean,A.~. 18
Davis, 136
Dean,Adelia 20,55
Davis,Ada F. 15,40
Dean,Clarence 20
Davis,Ada mrs 147
Dean,Helen55
Davis,Chas.' 82
Dean,J.H.20
Davis,Clara
80
Dean,James54
Davis,Eleanor 33
Dean,R.A.19
Davis,Elisa D. 37, 38
Dean,Robbie20
Davis,Ellen
38
Dean,Thomas25
Davis,Etta
33
Deardorff,Henry61
Davis,G. H.
39
Deardorff,Walter61
Davis,Henry
25
Davis,Henry T. 37,38

#7

Dennis,Bessie 4
Dearth,Bessie 43
Dennis, Charles 160
Dearth ,Luci 11 e 43
Dennis,Elder 8
Dearth, Luci 11 e 132
Denny,Dorothy 2
150
Deay, Arthur
Densmore,F.F. IV
Deay,Claud 96
Derby, G.F.
120
Deay,Clyde 53
Dershem,L.
155
132
Deay,E.J.
DeShazo,Frank
153
Deay, Ed
132
Deskin,Edith
11
Deay, Ell a 91
De
ski
n
,L
ill
i
e
11
Deay,Ethel 44,125,153
149
DeSoto151,
Deay, Ethel 141
Desque,C.L. 133
Deay,Fay Hagerman 92
Desque, Charlie 74
Deay,Faye 79,103
Desque,
Chester 133
Deay,Flory91
Desque,
Cl ifford 75
Deay,Fred 52
Desque,
H.M.
75
Deay,Freddie 150
Desque,
Henry
74
149
Deay, Geo.
Desque,
74
John
Deay, Gertie 139
Desque, Louisa
74
Deay,Howard 90,92
Desque,
Mary
74
Deay,Howard 132
Detwiler, C.W. 125
Deay,Howard O. 100
Detwiler,Jerold
H. 125
Deay,Irwin 150
DeVae,
Jose~hine
118
Deay,J.A.
92
Devereux,Clifton
102
Deay,Jas. L. 92
Devore,Aleda Mrs 160
Deay,Jimmie 91
Dews,D&gt;W&gt;
71
Deay,John
96
Dews
,Emma
26,61
Deay,Maud
96
Dews,
Emma
153
Deay, Pearl
96
Dews, Emma 109
Deay,Russell 150
Dews,G.A.
109
Deay,Teressa 91
Dews,Mary
M.
8
Deay, Thelma Haverty151
Dews,Rose
24
Deay,Velma 50
Dexter,J.W. 90
Deay,W.J.
150
81
Dexter,Lulu
90
Deckwa,Edward Mrs.
Dick,Bros.
33
Deckwa,Lorene 81
Dick,Mattie 43
Deckwa,Wesley 53
Dicker,Alice 20,26
Dedri n Mi 11
27
Deer Creek #48 70,107,133 Dicker, Myron 115
Deering; Ada 147
Dickinson,Ida 36
Deering, Adah 114
Dickinson,Samuel 36
Defenbaugh,Grace 76
Dickson,Nettie
78
Dietz, Rudolh
118
Dem~ritt,Florenc~ Mrs.
Dill ,Georgia 78
21,26,72
'Dillon, Jack 133
Demeritt,Leslie J. 21
Dillon, Letha 149
Demeritt,Martha 24
Dillon,Linda 133
Demeri tt ,Marth,a 137
Dinsmoor, F.F 146
Demerritt,W. A. 18
Dinsmore,WmA., 149
Deming,J. E.
72
Diocese Of Kansas 138 .
Deming,Maggie 54
Disbrow,Clara 54
Denewiler,Amelia 122
Disbrow,E.
54
Denewiler, Frank 122
Disbrow,W.B.
54
Denham,David 79
76
Denham,Edith Hammond 37 Disque,Chas.
Dist.# 94
56
Denison,Alice 16

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of OOUGLl\S COUNTY KANSAS#8
Dist #1
114,138
Dist #10 123,125
Di st #11
III
Di st #13 148
Dist #14 121,135
Dist #15 ,1.09
Dist #17 98
dist #17
1.01
Dist #1866,72
Dist #19
1.06
Dist #2
98
Dist #2.0
13,11
Dist. #24 51,89
Dist #26 107
Dist # 27 3,4
Dist #28 15,95
Dist #3 58
Dist #32 1.01,1492
Dist #33 83
Dist ~35 121
Dist #36 149
Dist #36 Lecomp
13,67,72,9.0
Dist #38 62,131
Dist #39 Shaw.Co 72
Dist #4
149
Dist 399
Dist #4.0 1.06,1.07,123
Dist #41
6,88
Dist #42 64
Dist #44 151
Dist #45 131,134
Dist #47 4,67,118
Dist #48 7.0,1.06,123
Dist #49 58
Dist #497 1.03
Dist 5
92
Dist #5.0 15,13
Dist #51 62
Dist #53 148,146
Dist #55
1.01
14.0
Dist #56
58,9.0,92
Dist #57
Dist. #58 51,98,1.01
121,133
Dist #6
144
Dist #6.0
Dist #65 2
66
Dist 66
Dist #67
59

Dist #7 1.01
Dist #7.0 11
Dist #71 8.0
Dist #72 21
Dist.#73 1.04,1.06,1.07
Dist #74 13.0,142
Dist #75 126
Dist #76 98,1.01,123
Dist #76 99
Di st #77 76
Dist #78 138
Dist #8 ,153,151
Dist #8.0 13.0
Dist #81 143
Dist #82 7
Dist #83 119
Dist #84 123
Dist #86 15
Dist #87 139
Dist #88 58,92,97
Dist #89 151
Dist #89 95
Dist.#9D 56,33
, Dist #92 99,1.01,126
Dist #94 21,56
Dist #97 6,88
Dist #98 137
Distr.#7 97'
bittrich,Iva B.Mrs 113
Dixon,Daisy 1.02
Dixon,Dixon,Grace 1.02
Dixon,F10 41
Dixon,F10rence
39,41,49,125
, Di xon, Grace 125
Dixon,Mary 98,1.0.0
Dixon,Vera 67
Doak, John 138
, Dodder,Alan ,75
Dodder,Belle 74
Dodder,Charlie 74
Dodder,Cheta
75
Dodder,C1yde
74
Dodder,Elmer
74
Dodder,Elsie Mrs. 46~47
Dodder,Eva
74
Dodder,Go1die 74
Dodder,John
74
Dodder,Marion 46
Dodder,Dra
74

Dodder,Pear 174
Dodder,Roy
74
Dodds,E1i
2
Dodds,Ethe1mae
98,
Dodds, Ethel mae
11-3
Dodds,F10yd
47
Dodds,J.G.
2
Dodge,Hazen D.
138
Dodridge,
136
Dodson,A1bert
8
Dodson,David
8
55
Dodson,Eddie
Dodson,Edward
8
Dodson,Lucy
8
Dodson,Minnie
8
Dodson,Thomas
8
55
Dodson, Wa Her
89
Dog Holler
1.01
Doherty,Marie
Do1bee, Carrie 118
Do1bee,Cora
118
Do1bee,Myrt1e
118
Do1bee, Peter
117
Dolby,Elsie Gerstenberge
37
Dolesha1,Annie
69
Doleshal,Christina 69
Doleshal,Joe,
69
Doleshal,Winsten
69
Donahue,Maida
3.0,43,8,2;94,1.02
Doolittle,R.K.
78
Doo1ittle,Randell
78
Dorman,Effie
8
Dorman,Frank
8
8
Dorman,George
3D
Dorman,L ill ie
8
Dorman,M.
Dorsey,lda
2~'
8.0,1.02
Dorsey,Sadie
39
Douglas,
142
Douglas
Douglas,Andrew 78
Douglas,Clarence 4.0
Douglas,Doug1as 39
35
Douglas,Lizzie
Douglas, Lizzie 125
39 '
Douglas,Paul
Douglas,Rose Lee 24 '
Douglas, Rose Lee 113,
39
Douglas,Walter
Douglas Co.
124,154,149
Douglas CoProbate
72
Dover,Jessie
151

Dow, Jonathan
16.0
Dowell ,Cora
75
Downing,C1ifford 4
152
Downs,Birdie
Doy,John Dr.
144
Doy1e,E1iz,
69
Drake,Arthur
67
,Drake,Josephine 25,4rr,72,1D3
Drake,Ra1ph'
1.03
Dr~per,E.N.
54
Draper,F.M.
54
Draper,Geo.
54
Draper, Ina
1.09
Dresseri Meme1 129
Dresser,Merri11 18
Du Mar,Emma
161 '
Du Mar,James
158
Du Mar,Joe
161
Du Mar,Laura
161
Dudgeon,M.S.
155
Dudgeon,Sadie R. 36
Duff,Ethe
176
Duff, Ethel
,16.0
Duff,Ethyl
161
Duffee,Lyman
151,
Dumm,E1iz.
4,26
Dummer,Mary
85
Dummer ,Mill i e
85
Dummer,Ray
85
Dunbar,Hiram
34
Duncan,Arlie
82
Duncan,Billy
89
89
Duncan,Charles
89
Duncan,Eliza
Duncan,Geo. W.
89
82
Duncan,Grace
82
Duncan,Nelson
82
Duncan,Nina
Duncan,T.W&gt;
82
Duncan,Willie
89
Duncanson,John 152
,Duncanson, Pearl 152
Dunham,Homer
92
Dunigan,C.E.
69
Dunigan,C.E~ Mrs. 69
69
-Dunigan,C.T.
Dunkley, Gladys Corel. 126
Dunk1ey,Lusy, E. Andersqn 37
Dunn,
57
Dunn,D.D. 138
Dunn,James M. 19
Dunn, John K. 138

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
#9
35
Dunn,Julia
Dunn, McMaster 122
91
Dunn,Perry
Dunning,Arthur 36
36
Dunning,May
2
Durkee,Ruth
DurstMary E.
98
Dutton,
136
Dutton, Asa 135
Dwyer, Edna 134
Dwyer,Ella 2
Dwyer, Gerald D. 130
Dwyer,Harry134
Dwyer,Katy134
Dwyer,Marzella2,63
Dwyer,Mazie 2
Dwyer,Willie 134
Dyer
124
Dyer,.Albert 76
Dyer,Charlie 126
Dyer, .J.E. 76
Dyer, .J.W. 76
Dyer,.Jim 76
Dyer,Joseph 125
Dyer,.Josie 87
Dyer, Katie. 125
Dyer,.Leo
76
.Dyer, Rosa
125
Dyer, Thos. 125
Dyer,.Virgie 69
Dyer,. Wa lter 76
Eagleson,Corrinae 33
East Hopewell #68 99
Eastman,Bernice 40,82
Eastman, Bernice 129
Eastman,Cora 26
Eastman,E.S. 40
Eastman, E.S. 129
Eaton,
39
Eaton,Bessie 39
Eaton,John
27
Eaton,Robt.
27
Eberhard,Georgiana 160
Eberhart,Chas.
71
Eberhart,I.F.
78
Eberhart, Isiah F. 125
Eberhart,Mr. 71
Eberhart,Peter Sr. 70
Eberhart,Rosa
161
Eberwein,Dora 44, 103
Eberwein, Dora 132
Eberwein,Edna 98
Eberwein, Edna 120
Eberwein,Leona
13

Eberwein, Leona 147
Eckerman,Bernice 30,100
Eckerman,Cora
92
Eckerson,Bernice 2
Eckman,Esther
53
Eckman,Esther McTaggart 37
Eddy,El i
34
Edelbrock,Minnie 103
Edmonds, Emma
114
Edmonds,Fannie
114
Edmonds, Mae H. Mrs 129
Edwards,Beverly
III
Edwards,C.L. IV, 34
139
Edwa rds, Ira
144
Edwards, J.E.
Eiler,Carey
2
2
Eil er ,Charl es
2
Eil er, Freddi e
Eiler,Mary
2
Eisele,Henryl
30
82,83
Eisele,W.K.
Eiselle, Alfred 130
130
Eisle,Will
Elam,
57
Elam,E.W. 27
Elder,Allie 67
Eldridge,David 34
Eller,Salome
24
Elllott,Ella
120
Elliott,Jennie 120
Elliott,M.C.
110
Elliott, Cora •• 94,99
Ellsworth,Bertha 71
Ellsworth, Eleanor 1rf
Ellsworth,Eleanor,Mrs.75
Elm,Charley 49
Elm,Charley 143
Elm,Eddie
49
Elm,Emma
49
Elm,lda
49
Elm,Nettie 49
Elm,Theodore 49
Else,Patricia
6
Elsworth,Bertha 49,94
36
Elwell,Chas.
Elwell, Laura 139
Emery,Chas.
10
Emick,Lois
13
Emmett, E.M. 36
Emmett,Eva
76
Emmett, Evelyn 65
Emmett,Miss
114
Emmett, •••• R.E.Miss 80
Emory,Bertha
58

Endler, Carrie' 118
Endly,Harry
122
Endly,Ollie
122
Endly,Sirrilda 122
Endly, Willie 122
Engle,Jessie
46
Engle,Maggie
6
English,Lottie 45
English,Millie 45
English,Roy
AS
Eno, T.J.
6
Eno,T.J. Mrs. 6
47
Enslow,E.E.
Enterprise #18 65,72,74
Epley,Hattie 24,71
Epley, Myrtle 120
Ericsson,Theodore 25
Ernst,Dorothy
6
Ervin,Benjamin
43
Ervin,Cora
43
Ervin,Edith
43
Ervin,Johnny
43
Ervin,Lillie
43
143
Ervin,Mabe
60
Ervin,Nelson
Ervin,Richard
43
Ervin,Samuel
43
Ervin,Sarah
43
Erwin,Viola
43
Eudora
95,151,131
80,151
Eudora #28
Eudora #89
15
Evans, Bert 109
Evans, Emma
152
Evans, Fee
139
Evans, Fern
112
Evans,H.P.
94
Evans,Henry 78
Evans,Lillie 152
Evans,Rella Mrs. 6,56,65
Evans,Ruth
112
Evans, Thomas E. 131
Evans,Thomas S.
76
Evenger,Leonard 91
Everhart,H.S. 60
Everhart, Rebecca 159
Everley,Flossie 67
Everley,Margaret 2,58
Ewers,Jimmie
69
Ewers,Lloyd
69
Ewing, A.J.
144
Exceline
64,77
Excelsior Sch.#77 76,123
Excesior #77, 77,143

Exline #91 143
Fairbanks,Edna 102
Fairchilds,J.J. 143
Fairdella,Martin 67
Fairview
37,133
FairviewMethodist Ch.79
Fairview #21 '77,94
Faith,
113
Faloon,Maggie 100
Faringer,Dora 118
Faringer, Eddie 118
Faringer,H.W.
67
Faringer,Norris 118
FarleyTheron
102
Farmland #71 79,113,141
Faust,Bertha 91
Faust,C. J..
91
Faust,Teressa 91
Fawcett,Ella 28
Fawl, C.J'.
6
Fawl, Edna 6, 75
Fawl, F. E. 75
Fawl, G.T. 6
Fawl, George F. 6
149
Fawl. Maud
Fawl, Patrick
6
Featherston,L.H. 86,87
Featherston,L.H. Mrs. 87
Felch,B.D.
34
Fenstemaker, Billy 137
Fenstenmaker, Stanley F~
111
Fenton,Jessie King 58
Ferguson, Levi
144
Ferris, Alice
158
Figgs,Everett
10
Finch,Ruby
97
Findley,Jennie
89
Findley,Julia
89
Fine, J.Marvin
115
Fink,James E.
13
Finley, A.
105
Finley, Rhoda 2
First BapistChurch 138
Fishburn,Beatrice Mrs. 42
Fishburn,Dorothy Mrs. 4
Fishburn,Frank
4
Fishburn,H.H.
40,41
Fishburn,Harry
42
Fishburn,J.W.
45,46
Fishburn,John
46
Fishburn,Mabel C. 4
Fishburn,Marlie
75
Fishburn,Ora
41

�I RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Fishburn,Pete 42
Fishe1,Venton C. II I
18
Fisher,D.C.
122
Fisher, D.C.
Fisher,De Witt 18
Fisher, Harold 118
Fisher, Harold A. 143
Fisher,Haro1d C.
IV,42,118
Fisher,Harry 41,46,65
Fisher,J.C.
18
Fisher,Jessie" 41
Fisher,Lester 49
Fisher,Lester 118
Fisher,Mamie 65
Fisher, Mayme 117
Fisher,Mi1dred 41
Fisher, Nannie 139
Fisher,Nea 16
Fisher,Rache 14,56
Fisher,Rache1 Flory 18
Fisher, Rache11 152
Fisher, T.J. 122
Fittsgera1d, F.J. 158
Fitz ,Anna 160
Fitz, Geo. 158
Fitz,Geo.
160
Fitz,Herbert 160
Fitz,Jessie 161
Fitz,Les1ie 161
Fitz ,Myra
161
Fitz, Jessie 30,94,96
Fitz, JessieLes1iel, 91
Fitz, JessieMiss 60
Fitz, JessieMyra 61
Fitzpatrick, Charlie 105
Fitzpatrick,Frank
105
Fitzpatrick, J.L.
158
Fitzpatrick,Kirk
105
Fitzpatrick,L1oyd 21
Fitzpatrick,M.F.
104
Fitzpatrick,Teressa 105
Fitzpatrick, W.E.
106
Fitzpatrick,Wm 105
Fitzues,A1ice
128
Fitzues,Frank
128
Fitzues,Jim
128
Fitzues, Sprat 128
F1eer,Emma
87
F1eer;F1eer
49
Fleer,Lucas
50
Fleer,Walter
87
Fl.eishman,Edna 98
Fleishman,Phillip 96

Fleshman, Edna 139
Fletcher, J.S.
124
Fletcher, Jasiah S. 123
Flinn,Ella 60
F1oei, alva 133
Floey,Dudley 133
F1oey,I.S.
133
F1ora,Fern 49,76,
F1ora,G1enn 77
Flora,Joe
45
Flora, L.A. 143
Flora,Maggie 45
F1ora,Norman 45
F1ora,Purnie 45
Flora,Rova 45
Flory,A1va 61
F1ory,Ar1ene 63,69
Flory,Arthur 87
Flory,Arthur E. 47
F1ory,B.E.
4
Flory, Bert 118
F1ory,C.W.
118
Flory,Christina 6
74
F1ory,C1yde
Flory, Cyrus W. 117
Flory,E.D.
74
Flory,E.W.
60
Flory,Frank
118
Flory,Fred
118
F1ory,Fred C. 4
F1ory,Frederick 61
Flory, I.S.
132
F1ory,Iva
61
F1ory,J.H.
118
Flory,J.M.
4
118
Flory,J.M.
Flory,John W.
143
Flory,Laura
87
Flory, Levi
131
Flory,Levi
132
F1ory,Lola
63
Flory,Lola
118
Flory,Louetta
87
F1ory,Mark
118
Flory,Mary
6
F1ory,Maud
61
Flory,Mrs. Robert C. III
Flory,Nora
6
Flory,Rachel18
Flory,Roy
117
Flory,Roy
118
Flory,Susan Bell 49
Flory,W.A.
60
Flory,W.A.
118

Flory,Wa11ace 118
F1ory,Winnie 118
Fogerty,Vio1a 87
Fogerty, Viola 117
Foi1es,Esther Mrs. 87
Foley,Joe
11
Fo1ey,Margaret 13
Folks,
39
Fo1ks,Ray 39
Fo1ks,Wi11is K. 39
Foos, Millie
141
Forbes,Hattie C. Mrs. 47
Ford, Chester
63
Ford,Fred
63
Ford,Jessie
63
Ford,May
63
Ford,Ruth
82
Fordyce,Arthur 160
Fordyce,Grace
92
Foreman,Maggie 69
Foreman,Mary
69
Forne11i,Anthony D. 103
Forsythe,E.S.
15
Forth, C.E.
47
Forth,Char1ey 41
Forth,Effie
41
Forth,Freddie 41
Forth,J~A. Mrs 47
Forth,Myrt1e
41
Foster,Arthur 58
Foster,Eva
102
Foster,He1en
24
Foster,John
13
Foster, Josephine 113
Foster,L1oyd 98
Foster,Wm
138
Fow1er,Judith 44
43
Fox,Cora
43
Fox,George
Fox,Jennie
43
Franklin
127,142,81
Franklin #16 81,113
118
Frantz, FRed
Fraternal AidAssoc. 117
Frazier, Alta
125
Frazier,Cora
4
129
Frederick, Mary K.
137
Fredericks, Mary
137
Free StateVa 11 ey
15
Freese,A. Louise
Freese,Annie
36
36
Freese,C1ara
36
Freese,Herbert
50
Freese,J.H.

#10

Freese,Louise
8
36
Freese,Margie
Freese,Maud
36
Freese,Oliver
36
French,????
25
French,Fern A. 56
French,Grace 90
French,John
89
French,John M. 90
French,L.G.
87
French,Louis G. 65
French,Ne11ie 90
French,Ste11a 24
Frey,Jackie H. 24
Frey, John
144
Friend,E11a
86
Friend,Gin
91
Friend,Ida
91
Friend,Rose
91
Fritze1,Char1ey 102
Fritze1,Henry 102
Fritze1,Jessie 102
Fritze1,John
102
Fritze1,John Valentine 101
Fritze1,Margaret
103
Fritze1, Margaret 110
Fritze1,Mary
102
Fritze1,Minnie 102
Froe1iger,B.J. 144
Frowe,Eva
112
147
Frowe, Eva
147
Frowe,Wm
Fry, Casia Nae 114
122
Fry, Roa C.
141
Frye, Eva
Frye,J.W.
141
52
Fuhs,
Fuhs,Wm 52
Fu1kerson,Emmett 65
Fu11er,Mary
80
Fultz, Carrie Mrs 26
Furman, John
151
Furman,John H.
151
Furman,Mindful H. 151
Fussel1,Sarah
60
Gabhart, Crystall 115
53
Gabrie1,Dorothy
Gabriel,Gretchen 13
Gabriel, Gretchen 129
99
Gabriel,Gus
99
Gabrie1,Phillip
Gaddis, E.E.
154
Gaines,Arthur Mrs "21
Gaines, Blanche 105

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Galbaith,Clovis 102
Galbaith,Orval
102
Gale,Chas.
101
Gale,James H. 76,100
Gale,Matthew 99,100
Galetty,C.
27
Gall,Maud Mrs 149
Gallagher,Eliz. 95
Gallagher,John 95
Gallion,Wm
60
Gamet,Florence 46
Gamet,Florence Mrs 50
Gamet,Pauline 103
Gammp,Ernest· 131
Ganbhart, Cryst)e 115
Gant,Minnie
8
Garber,Arthur 41
Garber,M.
41
Gardner,Penelope 93
Gardtafer,C.J.
48
Garratt,Kathryn 94
Garrett, Andrea Lee 130
Garrett, Clarence 147
Garrett, Irene
147
Garrett,J.M.
41
Garrett, J.R.
137
Garrett, Mr.
122
Garrett,V.W.
137'
Garrett,Veron 137.
Garrett,Violetta . 147
Garrett CO.Maryland. 131
Garst,Isaac
4~
Garvin,
113
Garvin,A.W.
44
Gaskill,Minnie 76
Gaston,A.M.
104
Gaston,Mr.
104
Gaston,S.M.
IV
Gast~ock,C. Jr. 76
Gauck,
106,1~7
Gauck,Bertha
147
Gauck,Emma
147
Gauck~ Geo.
Gauck,Rosa
147
Gaumer,Harry 147
Gaumer,John
147
. Geary, S9lomon B. 7
89
Geelan,Bertha
Geelan,Carrie 89,91
Geelan,Charles 89
Geelan,J.W.
90
Geelan,Justus
89
Geelan,Nora
89
Geelan,Norah
71

Geelan,Norah
143
Geelan,Patrick
21,22,65,88
Geelan,Wm
90
Gehret,Nettie 49
~eiger,Laura
60
Geiger~Maud
60
Geisle,Oscar 87
Geisle,Paul
87
Geisle,Willie 87
Gentry,Allen
10
Gentry, Allen 144
Gentry, Allen 145
Gentry, Alvin 160
Gentry,Flossie 11
Gentry, Isaac 114
Gentry,Josephine 37
Gentry, S.O.
148
Gentry, Seymour 147
Gentry,Walter
11
George,Chauncey 58
Georgey,Wm
158
Georgii,Mary
160
Georgii,Willie 160
German Evang. Church 52
Gerry,S.B.
7
150
Gerstenberger,Carl
Gerstenberger,Elsie Dolby
37
Gerstenberger,Fred 150
Gerstenberger,Godfrey 15
Gerstenberger,Homer 150
Gerstenberger,Homer 151
Gerstenberger,Homer H•.. 151
Gerstenberger,Martha
150
Gerstenberger,Walter 150
Gibb,J.Gordon 102
Gibbens,Arthur 89
Gibbens,Clarks 89
Gibbens,Clyde
89
Gibbens,Dora
89
Gibbens,Flora
89
Gibbens,Maggie 89
Gibler,Beth
63
Gibson,Frieda 100
Gibson, H.O.
143
Gibson,Homer
143
Gibson, Marguerite 158
Gibson,Stella
143
Giffee,Bernice 15
Gilbert, Eliz.
68
Gilbert,Goerge 68
Gilges,F.
49
Gilges,Fremont 96
Gilges,Gilbert 50

Gill,Helen
91
Gill,Katie E. 35
Gill,Mary 87,160
Gill, Mary 137
Gill,R.G. 34
Gill,Wm H. 34,35
78
Gillhorn,Mr.
Gilliland,Arthu~ 125
Gilliland, Boston 125
Gilliland,Charles 76
Gilliland,Fern
76
Gilliland,Fred
76
Gilliland, Hallie 125
Gilliland,Mabel
42'
Gilliland,Mabel
6
Gilliland!T.L.
76
Gillispie,Albert C. 7
Gillispie, Be
118
Gillispie,Dan
118
Gillispie,David L. 7
Gillispie,Edith 118
Gillispie,Katie
7
Gillispie,Lawrence 118
Gillispie,Sam
118
Gillispie,Tom
118
Gilluli,Miss
125
Gilmore,J. L. 129,128
128
Gilmore, WmJ.
Girley, Mabel Brown 33
Gish, Gary
133
Gish,Judy
133
Glass, Maud 129
Glazer,Adam
1
51
Glazer,Mr.
Gleason,Alice 20
Gleason, Alice D. 96
Gleason,C.T.
96
Gleason,Charles
95
Gleason,Charlie
96
Gleason,Chas. J. 96
Gleason,Frank A. 97
Gleason,Frank Dr. 95
95
Gleason,James
Gleason,James Holton
95
Gleason,Salem Mr &amp;Mrs 95
Glenn, A.G.
84 .
85
Glenn, Alpha
Glenn, Bertha L. 122
Glenn,Bertha Lee 18,56,85
89
Glenn,Bessie
Glenn,Clela E. Mrs. 102
Glenn,Cyrus 84
Glenn,Edith 85
Glenn,Eliz.
84

#11

Glenn,J.
29
Glenn,J.T.
85
Glenn,Jennie 24,43
Glenn,Jessie Mrs 71,72,85
85
Glenn,Joen
Glenn,Josephine 84
Glenn,Katie
85
Glenn,Rose
85
Glenn, Ruth
106
Glenn, Ruth
147
Glenn,S.L.
65
Glenn,Sarah Margaret 83
Glenn,Starr Mr.
85
Glenn,Viola Mrs
106
Glenn, Viva McKenzie 137
Glenn,Wm
89
Glenn #33
83,84
Glidden, T.P. 142
Globe #23
6,85
Globe #7~
Globe Sch.#97 88
Godding, Susie Platts 109
Godfrey, Ella
158
Godfrey, John
157
Godfrey, John A. 158
Goff,Gary 4
Goff ,O.M. 90
Goff,Ralph 4
Goff,Roger 4
Goodin
124
Goodin, C.W. 123
Goodin,Charles Wellington 124
124
Goodin,J.K.
Gorbutt, C.Fay 63
Gordon, Maude 125
Gordon,Pearl
56
Gormont,John 63
Gormont,Marie 100
Gormont,Melanie 63
Gormont,Melis'sie 100
Gormund,Donna
2
Gorrill,Barr
11
Gorrill,S.B.
13
Gottstein,Clarence 91
Gottstein,Effie
91
Gottstein,Floy
91
Gottstein, Fred Mrs 160
Gottstein,J.
92
Gourd,Violet F. Mrs IV
Gowans, J.W.
118
Gowans, S.W.
144
Grady,Gwyne
137
Graeber,Bros
33

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of

DOU~LAS

COUNTY KANSAS

#12

Graham,
74
Grosdidier,Math. 15
Griffen,Gene
151
Hagerman, Mae 137
Graham,Gladys 79
Grover, C.H.
69
Griffin, Amy
125
Hagerman,Verna 91
Graham,Mabel
61,96
Grover, Jay
69
Griffin,Edith
125
Hair, Jimmie
125
Graham, Mabel1
37
Grover,L ill ian 43,69
Griffin,Emma
125
Halderman,
18
Graham,Robert
86
17
Grovernor,G.
Griffin,Louise
152
Halderman,S.W.
56
Growell,Joseph 158
Grammer, Gerald Dean 130 Griffin,Mamie
74
Hall,Addell Deskins 123
158
Growell, Lul a
Grand Exibition
114 Griffin,Nettie 152
Hall, Brazie 112
Gruber,Paul
65
Grange Lodge
129,53 Griffin,Rose
75
Hall,Della
125
Gruell, Clyde
98
Granger,J.H.
32
Griffis,Alice
161
Hall, Ethel
123
Grant # 100
Griffis, Alice Pardee 125 Gruell,Drusilla 98
Hall~ Ethel
125
98
44, I II ,26,130
Griffi s, Johanna
69,94 Gruell,Iva
Hall ,Mary
112
98
Griffis, Johanna
160 Gruell,Nell ie
Grant Twnsp 42,129
Hall,MIldred 112
98
Gravel, W.F. 158
Griffis,Johanna M.
67 Gruell,Olive
Hall ,Mr.
78
Gruell,Pernie
98
Graves,Thelma 42
Griffis,Matie
161
Hall,Nelson 13
Gruell,Retta
98
Gray,Georgia Neese Cl. 65 Griffith, Adda
131
Hall,Rosalie Grffith 37
Gruell,Roy
98
Gray,I.J.
102
Griffith,Addie
139
Hallmark Inc. 147
98
Grue 11 ,Vi ncent
Grayson &amp; Reinis 120
Griffith, Alma
65
Halstead, Clara 118
46,47
Gruver,
Bessie
Green, Amy
155
Griffith,Birdie
74
Hamilton,Hazel 139
133
Guenther, David
Green,Bertha
99
Griffith,Charlie 100
Hamilton,Mr.
98
Guenther,Glenna
133
Green,LLoyd
82
Griffith,David
131
Hamilton, Wilbur 147
133
Guenther,Harold
Green,Ralph
77
Griffith,Dorothy
75
Hamm,Thora 4
133
Guenther,Linda
82
Green,Roy
Griffith,Evan
137
Hamm, W.P. 150
6
Guenther,Theresa
82
Green,T.W.
Griffith, Evan Sr. 136
Hammig,Anna 81,90,99
Guenther, Theresa
Green,W.R.
26
Griffith,Francis
100
122 Hammig,Jacob 26
Guenther, Theresa Mrs 106 Hammi 9 ,Jacob Jr. 25
Green Bros.Hardware Co.
Griffith,Geo. T.
137
"
Guffler,Fred
102
87
Griffith,Gladys Mrs. 79
Hammig,Wm.
76
Gugin,Florence
L.
62
Greenfield, Betha 45
Joseph
100
Hammond,A.B .. 47
Gura,Anna
102
Greenfield,Daisy 45
Griffith,Katie
100
Hammond,Alice 12,26,61,96
Gurin,
M.D.
69
Greenfield,Effie 45
Griffith,Nellie 100
Hammond, B.A. 125
Gustafson,Jeweler 33
Greenwood Vally#24 64,88 Griffith,Nettie 74
Hammond ,Drew 96
Gwin, Lillie
143
49
Gregary, Bert
Griffith,Nettie 131
Hammond,Edith "79
Haas ,Emma
49
Gregary,C.E.
30
Griffith,Nettie 139
Hammond,Edith Denham 37
Haas,George
49
Gregary,Maggie
60
Griffith,Roaslie 78
Hammond,Ella
61
Gregg,E.
27
Griffith,Rosalie Hal 137· Haas, Irma H. 143
Hammond,Eunice 30,143
Haas,Letha
46
Griffith,Rosie
74
Gregory, Dollie 152
Hammond,George 96
Haas,Lila
103
Griffith,S.T.
79
Gregory,Fred
152
Hammond,J.F.
96
Haas,Lila
137
Griffiths,Dorothy 4
Gregory, Fred
109
Hampton,
67
Haas,Mamie
65
Griffiths, Gladys 133
Gregory,Hilding
25
Hanes, Geo. W. 124
Haas,Viola
49"
Grigsby, Bertha
147
Gregory,Ida
25
Hanes,Mary E. 124
Hack,Otto
63
Grigsby,Edward
147
Gregory,Maggie
152
Haney,Geo.
140
Hackett CoalMine 125
147
Grigsby,Richard
. Gregory, Ma rga ret 18
Haney,Lula
85
Hadl,Alberta Cowles4,37 'Haney,Ora
130
Gregory, Margaret Burton Grimes, Alice
85
92
Hadl,Edward
111
Grimes, Guy 80
Hankins,Viola
36
Hadl,GraceMrs
15
Gregory, Marguerite 147 . Grimes,Jack 67
Hanna,Carrie
72
Hadl,Leonard
15
147
152 Grimes,theodore
Gregory,Mary
Hannam,Ben
155
Hadley,A.W.
54
106
Grinter,Josephine 43
Gress, John
Hannam,Gladys
155
Hadley,Eliz.e.
92
139
Grinter, Josephine 137
Grewell ,Clyde
Hanscom,Anna T. 143
Hadley,Jeremiah 92
137
139
Grinter, Phyllis
Grewe 11 ,Dru i ce
Hanscom,P.A.
143
Haffner,Katherine 48
. Grist, Marian
149
Grewell ,Iva
139
Hanselman,Cloyd 69
Haffner,Michael
48
94
Grob, E.H.
Grewell ,Vincent
139
Hanselman, Cloyd 109
Hagerman,C.A.
58
Groggins, Dr. 86
Grey,R.M.
85
Hanselman,Jay
109
Hagerman,Faye 58,92,101
Grosdidier,A. 27
Griesa~Scott
147
Hansen,Daisy 76,131
Hagerman,Faye Deay 92
14
Grosdidier,Geo.
GriesaT.E.
102
91
. Hanson,Fred
Hagerman,Frank
92
Grosdidier,George 15
Griffen, A.J. 114
Griffen, Charles . 151
Griffen, Clarence 125
I

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
# 13
Hanson,Hattie 51,91
Harris,Gaien 75
Harris,George 91
51
Hanson,Rosie
Harris,Hattie 76
Harbeson,Carrie 98
Harris,Hazel Mrs 94
Harbison, Carrie 125
Harris,Jennie 91
Harbison,Viola 103
Harris,Leroy 92
Harbour, Ernest 143
Harris,Lottie 91
Harbour,Walter 143
Harris,Mattie 91
Harbour, Wm
142
Harris,Millie 8
74
Harding,Alvin
29
Harris,Miss
69
Harding,Claud
Harris,Netta
75
69
Harding,Clyde
86,117 Harris,Nettie 91
Harding,Elva
Harris,Ole
91
Harding,Gladys Mrs
Harris,Richard 8
24,115
92
Harris,Ruth
74
Harding,J.C.
Harris, Ruth 151
74
Harding,M.T.
Harris,Sadie 91
86
Harding,Mary
Harris,Samuel 90
69
Harding,Maud
Harris,Thomas 8
Harding,Walter 69
Harris,Vernon 103
,Hardtafer,Chas. 49
Harris,W.W.
91
Hardtafer,J.E. 75
Hargett,Lois Berniece 140Harris,Willie 76
160
Harrison,?
27
Harland,Lulu
Harrison,J.M. 11
Harland,Mary 160
Harley,F.2
Harrison,Joseph 11,144,145
Harmon, Julia 117
Harshberger,Gary Reed 111
Harmon,Silas
98
Harshman,Effie
76
Harmony #57
90
Hartley, Emma
122,129
Harper,Anna Miss 5
Hartman,Anna
82
Harper, Stephanie 137
Hartman,Edna
82
111
Harper,Stephanis
46
Hartman,F.M.
~arrell,
3
73
Hartman,F.W.
Harrell,Bell
55
Hartman,Gus
24
4
Ha rre 11 ,0. B•
Hartman,Olive 82
Harrell,Grace 4
Hartman ,Will is 82
Harrell,Lottie Jane 92 Hartup,Florence 105
Harrell,Myra
55
35
Harvey,Ed
Ha rre 11 , R•J •
56
Harvey,Ed S. 36
Harrell,R.M.
56
Harvey, James M. 156
Harrell,Roy
55
Harvey,Tracey
33
Harrell,Russell 4
Harwood,Ernest Mrs 24
Hase,Albert
65
Harrell,W.R.
4
Harrell,Walter 4
Hase,Ella80, 102
Harrington, Ernest i06
Hase,Letha
76
Harrington,Jennie Mrs 20 Hase,Wilma
87
Harrington,R.L. 33
Hasford,C.B. Mrs 103
Harris,Charles
91
Hasford,Eliz. Mrs. 103
Harris,David
76
Hashay,Ruth 47
Harris,Delbert 75
Haskin, A.J.
148
,Harris,Douglas 80
Haskins,Luella 18
Harris,Dwight
85
Haskins,Vernie 26
Harris,Ellen
76
Hastie,Albert 120
Harris,Eugene 91
Hastie, Anna
120
Harris,Flossi~ 76
Hastie, Clarence 120

Hatch,Lizzie Mrs. 151
Heckman,Perry 49
Hatcher, Oral
149
Hecox, L.H.
116
Hatcher, Russell 149
Hecox,Lyons
3
Hedley,James
29
Hatden,Eddie 33
Hatfield,W.W. 26
Heffner,Anna
49
Hatten,Ralph 91
Heffner,Arlie 87
Hatter,cora 100
Heffner,Doris
50
Hauge,Daisy
43
Heffner,Floyd 63
Hauge,Job W.
34
Heffner,Joseph 87
Haus,Mamie
74
Heffner,Olin
63
Hausman,Geo.Sr.
52
Hegeman,Coila 103
Havekotte,Florence 8
Hegeman,Coila Mrs 113
Havermole,A.P.
155
Heim,Fred
49
Havermole,Alice 155
Heim,Sophia
49
Haversole,A.M.
36
Heim,Wm.
49
Haverty, Thelma 115
Heinen,Oscar'
87
Haverty,Thelma D. Mrs 44 Heins,H.
19
Havery, Thelma Deay 151 Heise,Rose Hill 84
Hawley,C.R.
IV,20,56 Hellstrom, Trace 118
Hawley, C.R. 118
Helm,Grace
4
Hawley, C.R. 125
Helman,Patricia 40
Hayden,Edith 33
Helstrom,Elva
4
Hayden, Evelyn 112
Hemphill,Anne E. Kelley37
33
Hemphill,Fred
160
Hayden,J.F.
Hayden,Luley 33
Hemphill,Gladys 115
Hayden,Weakey 33
Hemphill,Herschel 160
Hayden,Will H. 130
Hemphill,Ida
160
Hayden, WmB.
131
Hemphill,Isaac 159,160
Hayes,Edna Mae Steele 72 Hemphill, James125,160
Hays,A.E.27
Hemphill,Orvall E.160
Hays,Bessie 29
Henderson,Dorothy75
Hays,Grace 29
Hendry,Jas. M.W. 7
Hays,Grace N. 27
Henley,Mary 80,94
Hays,J.M.
27,. Hennessy,Andrew 89
Hays,Martin
27
Hennessy,Frank 89
Hays,Robt.
29
Hennessy,Jessie 89
Hayter,Thelma 33
Henan, Emi'l e
125
Headley,Hatta 65
Henri,Geo.
160
Heaston,Ed S. 96
Henri,Maud
160
Heath,Erastus 107
Henri,Pearl
160
Heath, Helen Dr. 108
Henry,Dwight
21
Heath,Melvin
1
Henry, Gertrude H. 158
33
Heavner,Ina
Henry,Howard Mrs
24
Heavner,Verla 33
Henry,J.D.
24
Heber Institute 138
Henry,Myrtle Mrs 89,90
Heck,Alfred 26
Henry,W.M. 84
Heck,Arthur 26
Henry,W.P.
71
Heck,Emil Jr. 44
Henry,Wm Jr. 70,72
Heck,Freddie
43
Henshaw,Nathan 144
Heckel,Anna
79
Hepner, James
75
Heckman,Bessie 49
Hepner,Ruth 75
Heckman,Ethyl
49
Herlan,Inez 63
Heckman,Homer 49
Herming,Rebecca 65
Heckman,John
49
Hernel,Wllis
82

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS II 14
Herne 11 ,Les 1i e 82
Herning Michael 60
Herring, John 116
Herrington,Jennie 65
Herrington, Mrs 149
Herriott,lvan
39
Hershey,Nora
74
Hertsler,Marion 96
Hesper
93
Hesper Academy
93
Hesper Dist 115 92,94
Hess,Edith 15,43
Hesser,Naomi 40
Hester, Emma Mrs
154
Hetri ck,
11
Hetrick,Charlie 11
Hetrick,Jacob
67
Hetrick,Maud
11
Hetrick,Nettie 11
Hetrick,Noah 11,13
Hetzel ,Eva Saunders Mrs
126
Hetzel, Park 106,107
Hetzel, Park 126
Hevener,Mabel M. 15
Hey,Cristy 2
Hey,David 2
Hey,Frank
2
Hey,Freddie 2
Hey,Helen F. 2
Hey,Michial 2
Hey,Ottilie Mrs 2
Hiatt, T.A.
132
Hibbard,Vera 81
Hibner,Elsie 52
Hibner,Minnie 49,87
85
Hick,Harry
Hickcock,Daisy 152
67
Hicks,Anna
Hicks, Freddie 109
Hicks,Howard Mrs. 67
Hicks,Minnie
109
High Plains 1143 95
High PraireBrowns 96
Hildenbrand,Albert 72
Hildenbrand, Albert 107
Hildenbrand,Edwin
72
Hildenbrand,Edwin 107
Hildenbrand,Geo.
71
Hildenbrand,Jacob 70
Hilkey, Adam
158
Hilkey,James
161
Hilkey,John
161
Hilkey,Mary
161
Hill,
39

Hill,Ada 33
Hill,Alice 96
Hi 11 ,Amy 122
Hi 11 ,Andrew 122
Hill,Anne L. Jefford$ 37
Hill,Ed
120
Hill ,Edith 33
Hi 11 ,Edna
82
Hill ,Emerson 56
Hill ,Fred
120
Hill ,Gertrude 102
Hill ,Gurney
94
Hill,James
122
Hill,Jennie
94
Hill, Julia 154
Hill,Leslie 102
Hill, Liberty 120
Hill,Lillian 67
Hill,Lillian Mrs 40
Hill, Madge
147
Hill,Perry
33
Hill ,Rachel
33
Hill,Rose Heise 84
Hill,S.
16
Hi 11, Thomas 16
Hi ll,W.C. 55,56
Hill,Willie 55
Hill.e,Annie 2
Hillman, Grace 156
Hill s, R. E.
29
Hilton,Edward 82
Hilton,Henry 82
HJnchman,Eda 120
Hindman,Anna 98
Hindman,Clyde 98
Hindman,Gertrude 98
Hindman,Hattie
2
Hindman,Hattie 98
Hindman,Minnie 98
Hindman,O.M.
98
Hines,Allie
82
Hines,Harry
20
Hines,Martin
74
Hines,Myrtle 74
Hinkle,O.A. 33
Hinshaw,D.Z. 82
Hird, Carl
110
Hird,Esther 24
Hird,Esther 103
Hird, Lucille
118
Hird,Myrtle Mrs 13
Hise,John
85
Hiser,Clarence 33
Hiser,Mary
33

Hiser,Naomi
33
Hitchcock,
136
Hoar,Daisy
160
Hoar,Ethyl
102
Hobbs, Delbert 112
Hobbs,Dot
112
Hobbs,Floyd
112
Hobner, Elsie
143
Hobson, Harry
123
Hobson, Jerold 141
Hobson, Jerold H. 125
Hock,August
87
Hodgden,Ralph 6
Hodgden, Ralph M. 118
Hodges,A.T.
103
Hodges, Edna 118
Hodges,Jim
118
Hodson,C.N.
67
Hodson,Carlis 67
Hodson,lda
67
Hodson,lda
67
Hodson, Ida
115
Hodson,L.D.
67
Hodson,Louis D. 67
Hodson,O.J.
67
Hoffman,Agnes 90
Hoffman,Charles W. 103
Hoffman,El iz.
6
Hoffman, Eliz. 149
Hoffman,Frank 109
Hoffman,LLoyd R. 63
Hoffman,Orva Oma 83,115
Hoffman,Virgil
90
Hoffsommer,Raymond 71
Hofner,Henry
157
155
Hogan,
2
Hogan,Adeline
148
Hogan, John
114
Hogan,Martin
89
Hogg,John
Hogg,Patricia Lee 21
89
Hogue,Theph
136
Holcolm,
121
Holcolm,A.E.
137
Holcom,A.L.
Holcom, Arthur 120
Holcum, AlL.
120
Holladay,Merle 103
Holladay, Merle 137
Hollenbeck
77
Holliday,
107
Holliday, E.F. Mrs 138
Holliday,Merle 26
Holliday, Robbie 139

Hollingberry, Lenore Miss
109
Hollister,Annie 94
~olloday, Merle1
30
Holloway,Fay
102
Holloway,Hattie 98
Holloway,Nina
11Holloway,Ruby
11
Holmes, B.I.
160
Holmes,Bernice
92
Holmes, Bernice 141
Holmes,Bessie
98
Holmes, Edna
134
Holmes,L.M.
15
Holmes,Lillie
98
Holmes,Olive
80
Holsapple,Frank 45
Holsapple,Mary 45
Holton,Edie
80
Holton,Edna
80
Holton,Henry
80
Homan,Mary Mrs
69
Hood,Darire,
20
Hood,Guy
20
Hood,Harry
20
Hook, Samuel K. 131
Hooper,Billy
75
Hoover,Betty
21
Hoover, Betty
63
Hoover,C.M.
6
Hoover, Helen 118
Hoover, John
117
Hope,Lizzie
67
Hopewell 117
97
Hopkins,Ophelia 33
Hopkins, S.M. Rev. 54
Hopper, John
144
Hopping, J.W.
124
Hoppins, A.M.
123
Hornbeck,R.E.
20
Hornberger,Albert 49
Hornberger,Albert 143
Hornberger,August 49
Hornberger,Charles 50
Hornberger,Emma
49
Hornberger,George 49
Hornberger,Wm.
49
Hornbuckle,Bertha 87,140
Hornbuckle,Miss 140
Horne,J.W.
IV
Horne,Lucille 13
Horne,Wm
III
Horner,E.W.
128
Horner,J.F.
128

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
# 15

Horner, J.W. 128
Hornsby, Elmira 114
Horrel,Frank
76
Horrell ,Frank 132
Horrell ,Fran
137
Horrell,W.H.
92
Horrill,Wm
2
69
Horton,Elsie
Horton,S.S.
54
Horvell, Chas. 125
Horvell,Dora
125
Horvell,James
125
Hosford, Ella 154
Hoskins,Elsie
82
Hoskinson,H.H.
92
Hoskinson,Ray
91
Hoskinson,W.E.
92
Hotz,Clarence
20
Houdyshel,Rella 82
Houdyshell,Allen 39
Houdyshell,Rella 61
Houdyshell,Royal ~9
Houdyshell,Sadie 39
Houdyshell,Stella 39
Hough,Louise
103
Houk, Clara
109
Houk, Darrell
122
Houk,Emma
109
Houk,Fanny
109
Houk, Frank
107
Houk,Frank W.
110
Houk,Geo.
109
Houk. H.P.
122
Houk,Harry
109
Houk, Harvey
122
Houk,James
109
Houk,John
109
Houk,Marvin
18
House,Ellsworth 33
House,Ralph
33
Howard,Bell
91
Howard,Belle 67,94,147
Howard,Harry 91
Howard,J.W.
37
Howard,L.D.
78
Howard ,L. D.
36
Howard,Norris Louise 21
Howard,Wm 98
Howe, Bell 152
Howe,Lora C. 83
Howell,Darlene 137
Howell ,Joyce
137
Howell, Louis Sr. 136
Howell ,Margie
98

Hoyle,Nannie 155
Hoyt,A.E.
27
Hoyt,Ray
102
Hoyt,Velly 102
Hubbard,Anna E. Mrs 37
Hubbard,Chas. E. 6
Hubbard,Dr. 20
Huddleston,Early 102
Huddleston,Verner 102
Hugenot,J.B.
"27
Hughes, Bennie 147
Hughes,Ellen J. 111
Hughes,Frances G. 113
Hughes,Frankie Miss 2
Hughes, Jean
141
Hughes,Joe
69
Hughes,Langston 11
Hughes,Wm
111
Hughs,I.G.
113
Hughson,Elias
10
Hull,Ann
24
Hull,W.S.
34
Hultz,J.
19
Humphrey,W.H.
18
Humphrey,Will 17,18
Humphry,H.B.
18
Humrickhouse,Ina 76
Humrickhouse,Oscar 76
Hunsinger,Carrie 44
HunsingerCarrie M. 26
Hunsinger,Clare
43
Hunsinger,G.W.
79
Hunsinger,George 43
Hunt,August Miss 108
Hunt, Augusta Miss 128
Hunt,Ferne
98
Hunter, Hilda Jane 115
Hupp,Margaret
46
Hupps,Lt.Co.
32
Hurd,Anna Mae
71
Hurd, Henry
107
Hurd, Mr
145
Hurley,Margaret III,IV
Hurley,Margaret 56,121
,58,62,85,107,110,151
Hurley, Margaret 160
Huss,Elnora Maria 71
Huss, Ida
131
Husted,C.G.
44
HustedElmer
115
Husted,G.G.
43
Husted, G.W.
147
Husted,H.R.
101
Husted,Marie
13

Huston,E.M.
47
Hutchinson,Cyrus 43
Hutchinson,Henry 43
Hutchinson,J.B.
27
Hutchinson,John
28
Hutchinson,Lena
43
Hwy 10 130
Hwy #56 99
Hwy 59
123,132,74,
Hyatt,Alice
61,80
Hyde , Emma
86
Hyde ,Emma
154
Hyde,George 103,104
137"
Hyer,
Hyland, Ann Reece 137
Hyland,Anna
87
Hyland, Anna 139
Hyland,Nellie 15
Hyland,Nellie 99
Hyland, Nellie 132
Hyland,T.B.
49
Ice, Charlie
152
Ice,Ella
122
Ice,Emery
33
Ice,Fred
Ice,Geo.
152
Ice,George
33
Ice, Ira
122
Ice,M.F.
24
Ice,Mary
152
Ice,Raymond
VI
Ice,Rena
122
Ice,Susan
33
Ice,Virginia
152
Ice, W.T.
122
Ice, Wm T.122
Ikenberry,Delta47
Ikenberry,O.E.47
Ikenberry,Reba Jarbae42
Illiam,Etta E. Schaa137
III ion, Ed137
IndependenceDist 7699,123
IndiaI,133
India #5~01
Indiana81,92
Ingle, Anna M.149
Ingle,Blanche100
Ingle,C.W.46
Ingle,Helen43,45,46,49
Ingle,O.E.46
Ingle,Oscar100
Ingle,Ralph45
Ingraham, Harry A.114
Ingram,Myrtle4

Ingram,Vera 33
Ireland
88
Irvin,J.A. 36
Irvin,Jacquetta E.Reed 37
Irvin,John 36
Irvin,Robt. 34
Irvin,Roy
36
Irwin,Elmer 8,36
Irwin,Emmis
8
Iserman,Henry 11
Ishmeal,Arvon 76
Ishmeal,Christina 100
Ishmeal,Lillie
100
Ishmeal,Lydia
100
Iwicks,Sarah 76
Jackman,R.C. 21
Jackson,
18
Jackson, Douglas 149
Jackson,Helen
49
Jackson,Mildred Mrs. 14
Jackson,Millard
123
Jackson, Millard B. 125
Jackson, Millard Mrs 123
Jackson,Ruth
67
Jackson,Walter 149
Jacobs, J.H.
54
Jaedicke, J.W. 120
JamesEddie
98
James,Patricia 18
Jameson,Leonard 98
Jameson,Ralph
98,160
Jameson,Roy 98,160
Jamison,Mary 13
Jamison,Myrtle Stevenson 37
Janes, Lena
120
Janicke,Milton 4,15
Janicke,Milton 118
Jarboe,Floyd
6
Jarboe,Reba
6
Jarboe,Reba Ikenberry 42
Jardon,A.W.
100
Jardon,Bourke Mr &amp; Mrs 154
149
Jardon, Catherine
Jardon, Donald Mr &amp; Mrs 156
Jardon, Frank
156
Jardon,Frank Mrs 156
Jardon,Leona
41
Jardon, Leona125
Jardon,Lola100
Jardon,M.F.100
Jardon,Marcella139
Jardon,Rob156
Jardon,V.S.Mrs 155
Jay,Alice
55

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
#

Jay, Alice
150
Johnson,Ernest 31
Jay,C.E.
74
Johnson,G.B.
66
Jay,Ed
49
Johnson,Gene
37
Jay,Ella
84
Johnson,George 89
Jeffords,Agnes L. Hill 37 Johnson,Harry 33
Jeffries,Wilbur
40 Johnson,Jo Ann 50
Jehle,Annie
63
Johnson,John
55
Jehle,Daryl
87
Johnson,Louis 89
Jehle,Walter
48
Johnson,Lulu
89
Jenkins,
113
Johnson,Pearl 118
Jenkins,Francis M. 64
Johnson,Rolley 89
Jenkins,H.S.
65
Johnson,Ruby
89
Jenkins,Mary C.
64
Johnson,Salome 4
Johnson,Soloman 55
Jenkins, Walter 139
Jennings,
18
Johnson,Willie 20
Jennings,Kelley
4
Johnson,Wm M. 153
Jennings,Lennie
4
Johnson Co. 134,130
Jennings,Marbis 20,21
Johnson Co.
99
Jennings,Marion
4
Joint 68-70
99
Jenson,Dilla
33
Joint #80
130
Jenson,Inez94
Jones,
39
Jenson,Lilla33
Jones,Bas
76
Jenson,Vera69
Jones,Bert
109
Jessee,William32
Jones,Dora
41
Jessie, Mattie143
Jones,Edward 59,60
. Jewett,Mary102
Jones,Elmer
41
Johanning,Addie49,
Jones,Elsie M. 137
Johanning,Car150
Jones, Elsie M. 160
Johanning,D.W.8,97
Jones,Emma
39,41
Jones,Harlan100
Johanning,Dan49
Johanning,Ernest50
Jones,Haze161
Johanning,Isabelle49
Jones,Homer100
Johanning,Joseph49
Jones,I.F.41
Johanning,Louisa49
Jones,Ida100
Johanning,Lydia49
Jones,J.L.61,104,105
Johanning,Minnie49
Jones,Jean39
Johanning,Otto49
Jones, Jessie158
Johanning, Otto L.110
Jones,Lena15,132,137
Johanning,Simon49
Jones,Lena F.36,39
Johns,Anna Lee83
Jones,Mary34
Johns,Edith82
Jones,Mattie39
Johns,Helen 8,52
Jones, 01ive125
Jones,Opal13
Johns,Jeanette82
Jones,Pete109
Johns,Johns82
Jones,R.M.137
Johnson,137
Jones, Rob.131
Johnson,Anna G.66
Johnson,BerthaBelle79
Jones,Robr.39
Johnson,Bonnie31
Jones,Ruth Clark42
Jones, Ruth Clark143
Johnson, Claral18
Johnson,Clarence89
Jones, Ruth Mrs149
Jones,Sheriff8,
Johnson,Colleen90
Jones,Thomas H.103
Johnson,Donald31
Jones,Will
11
Johnson,Ed
37
Johnson,Elsie 118
Jones,Willie
125

16

Jones,Wilson Mrs 8,44
Kanfield,Hanning 69
Jones, Wilson Mrs 153
Kannenberg,Anna
2
Jones,Winea
61 'Kannenberg,Minnie 2
Jones,Wm.
39
Kansas
91,127
Jones Dist #73 103,106
Kansas Nebrask.Bill 81
Jordan,Cludia Darlene 142 Kansas PacificRailway Co. 25
Jordan,Raymond L.
142 Kansas River
128,84
Jordan,Shirley Ann 142 Kansas Territor 137,92
Joseph,N.H.
34
Kansom,J.H.
54
Journal co.
17
Kanwaka Dist #15
107
Journal World 77
KanwakakaCorners 7
Joy,Alice
63
Kanzig,Alvena 94,99
91
Kanzig,Jacob
99
Joy,Arthur
Joy,Charlie
91
Karb,Clara
49
Joy,G.
13
Kardatzke,Lucil~ Mrs 87
Joy,Jessie
63
Karnes
90
Joy,John
91
Karnes,Bertha 91
Joy,Lester
91
Karnes,Clarence 36,91
91
Karnes,Edna
36
Joy,Sadie
Joy,Willie
91
Karnes ,Erma
36
Jt. 101 Frankl.Co 46
Karnes,Eugene 36
Karnes,Jessie 36
Jt.112 OsageCo
46
Karnes,Jessie 91
Jt. 112 Overbr. 75
Karnes,Lola
91
Jt. dist #1
142
Karnes,Lottie 91
Judy,Maud
67
Karnes,Mattie 91
Junkins,Mildred 58
Karnes,O.A.
36
Junkins, Mildred 147
Karnes,Oliver
91
Junkins, Mildred 160
Karns,Anthony M. 90
Kaff,John
46
Karns,Hannah
90
Kaff,Richard
47
Kasson.Elaine
67
Kahle,Irma
67
Kasson,W.O.
67
Kalb.Arthur 4,30,71,102
Kastenbade,David 82
Kalb,Arthur
139
Katherman,Carrie 4
Kalb,Arthur V. 58
Katherman,Hattie 4
Kalb, Ethel
120
Katherman,Ida
99
Kalb,Eugene
140
Katherman,S.B.
33,54,89,90
Kalb,Floyd D.
30
Katherman,Sarah
4
Kalb,Kent
31
Kaufman,W.A.
4
Kalb,Margaret 98
Kaw
Valley
Common
School
Kalb,Margaret 156
#95 81
Kalb,Ralph I.
30
Kaw Valley #12 81,127
Kaler, Ethel
129
Kaw Valley #95 79,113
Kampschroeder,August
Kayler,F.
11
70,71'
Keefer,Addie
36
Kampschroeder,C.F.
56
36
Kampschroeder,Robert 18 Keefer,John
Keefer,Will
36
Kampschroeder,Walter 86
Kampschrolder, August 122 Keeler,J.A. Book Store 20
55
Kampschrolder,Ernest 122 Keith,Helen
Keith,Robbie
55
Kanaga, Beth
105
Kelley,Anna
E.
53
Kane,Frank
39
Kelley,Anne E.Hemphill 37
Kane,Frieda
39
Kelley,Carl Mrs 69,94
Kane,James
39
Kelley,Katherine 98,53
Kane,Lena
39
Kane,Will
39

�",

RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Kelley,Martha C.-57
88
Kellog,Ben
90
Kellogg,B.O.
90
Kellogg,Grace
40
Kelly,Anthony
Kelly,George E. 58
86
Kelly,J.H.
86
Kelly,James
Kelly, Mildred V. 153
34
Kelly, •• Samuel
26
Kelsall ,Chas. A.
Kelsall,Kathleen 97,15
12
Kelso,
Kenaston, Emma A. 116
98
Kendall ,A.C.
99
Kendall ,Clark
Kendall,Dafne
99
Kendall, Marguerite 139
Kennedy, Belle
122
Kennedy,C.F.
122,136,
Kennedy, Charles
122
Kennedy,E.M.
136
Kennedy,E.N.
2
122
Kennedy,Earl
Kennedy,Effie 122
Kennedy,Ella
78
Kennedy,F.H.
126
Kennedy,Flor. 78
Kennedy, Flora 117
Kennedy, Frantis 126
Kennedy,Grace
122
Kennedy,' Grace Creel 137
Kennedy, H.L. Mrs
120
Kennedy,Harry
122
Kennedy,Harry
137
Kennedy,Jennie 160
Kennedy,Linnie 60,102
Kennedy, Linnie 132
Kennedy,Linnie 137
Kennedy,Lola
2
Kennedy, M.L.
122
Kennedy, Margaret·
Ralston135
Kennedy,Maudie 102
Kennedy,May
78
Kennedy,Minnie 61,78
Kennedy, Minnie 120
Kennedy,Opal 56,69,102
78
Kennedy,bscar
Kennedy, Roy
122
KennedyValley
137
Kennedy, X.J.
122
Kennison, Mae Turner 137
Kenzie,W.A.
4

Kepple,Alfaretta 98
Kerhner,Ida
141
Kerkman,Thelma 90
Kerns, D.,
154
Kerns, Frank
156
Kerns,Lizzie
60
Kerns,W.D.
155
Kerrschner,Ida' 102
Kersley, Betty 156
Kester,Joel A.
87
Kettering,Nora
24
Key, Josephine Mrs 115
Key,May
69
.. Kidd,Sadie '41
Kidder,Marian Miss 63
Kidder,Marion C. 94
Kiefer, Cecile 112
Kiefer, Cecile Schaake 137
Kiefer,E.E.
39
Kiefer,Grace
69.
Kimble,Bertha 41
Ki nba 11 , Susan 136
Kindred, 113
Kindred,Agnes
63
63
Kindred,Edna
Kindred,Ethel 15,63,6~,99
Kindred,Grace 63
Kindred,Lena
63
Kindred,Nora
63
Kindred,Seth
63
King,A.H.
IV,29,87,91,2
89
King,Dora
King,Fred
89
87,143
King,G.E.
King,Henry
89
King,Homer
6,45
King,Homer
156
King,Irvi~g C. 103
King,Jessie
58
King,John
89
King,Maxie
89
King,Olive
13
King,Wesley
89 .
Kingery,E.W.
87
Kingery,E.W.Mrs 87
Kingery,Ruby
87
Kingston,Orva
174
Kinkade,Edie
96
Kinkade,Jessie 96
Kinkade,Noah
96
Kinkade,Stella 96
Kinne,Frank
.29
Kirby,Agnes
2
38,40
Kirby,Alan

2
Kirby,Amy
Kirby,Arthur
2
Kirby,Clara
2,87
49
Kirby,Clara E.
Kirby,Daniel 38,40
Kirby,Donald
100
Kirby,Genevieve 69
Kirby,George
2
Kirby,Harry
2
43
Kirby,Ida
Kirby,Osbourn
2
Kirchner,Charles B. 76
Kirchner,Clarah
76
Kirchner,Freddie 76
Kirchner,George 76
Kirchner,Henry
76
Kirk,Alexander
23
Kirk,Dorothy
153
Kirk, Dorothy M. 133
Kiser,D.P.
32,33
33
Kiser,Frank
Kitt,Roy
40
Kitzmiller,Perry 83
Klass,Harry
82
Klaxton,Florence 20
Klein, Grace
105
Kling,Adam
60
Kluss,W.W.
82
KLWN
58
Knabe,Alvena 81,133
Knabe,Mae
99
Knight, Chas.
129
Knight,Curtis
129
Knisley,Daisy
6
Knoase,Betty
40
Knop, Esther
115
Knopp,Louise
81
Knott,Alma Mrs.
15
Koch,Esther
4
94 .
Koetiler,A.J.
Koehler, Henry 148
Koehler, J.E.
122
Koehler,Louise W. 76
Koehler, Lydia 134
Koehier,P.
'
153
Koehler,Paul
79
Koehring,Martha 82
Koehring, WmK.
127
Koerner,Lizzie
2
Koff, Richard
118
Kohler,Belle
109
Kohler, Cecil
123
Koontz, Mary Jane 118
Kraft,Roland I.
72

# 17

Kramer,Barnhardt 57,52
Kramer,Benny
31
Kramer, Harry 141
Kramer, Kay
31
Kramer,Marion
31
Kramer,Mattie
141
Kramer,Maud141
Kramer,Minnie141
Krause,Earnest65
Krause,Lucy65
K'retsinger, Beverly 142
Kretsinger, Chloa
141
Kretsinger,Ethel
141
Kretsinger,Gorg Elvin,Sr. 1
141
Kretsinger,O.O.
Kretsinger,Ocia Mrs 141
Kretsinger .. Paul
141
Kretsinger Sch
1
Kring, Deanna
133
Kring,J.M.
77
Kring,Lynn
133
Kring,Milton 76,77'
Kri ng, Ruth
134
Kring,Troyla
133
Kropf,Louise (Mrs.) 72
Kuhn,Clyde
155
Kuhn,Miss
2
Kuhn, O.E. 131
Kupper, August 122
Kupper,Barlow 122
Kupper,Lizzie
122
Kupper,Tillie 122
Kupper,Willie
122
LaBarior,Paul
78
Lackey, Ellen
106
Lacy, Henry
144
LaHue, Mildred 158
LaHueMildred
158
Lake, A.
138
Lakeview 113,147,115
Lamb. D,C, Mrs 149
Lambert,Maud
69
LaMont,Margaret90
Lancaster,Wm.90
Land,Al icel3
Landis,Alice43
Landis, Larry 137
Landis,Mabel
43
Landon,Claud
91
Landon,E.A.
34
Landon,E.H.
35
Landon,Henry 34,35,91
Landon,Mary
103
Lane,Alpha
12,15,26

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY
Lane,E.S.

70

Laugh1in,Ocia
141
Laurence,G1adys
155
Laurence, Wm
Lauver_,W.H.Mrs
143
46
Lauver,W.W.
Lavings,Annie
85
Lavings,Bernard
85
Lavings,James
85
85
Lavings,Joie
Lavings,Mike
85
122
Lavins,Francis
122
Lavins, John
Lavins,Willie
122
Lavins,Winnie
122
Lawrence 124,144,81
100
Lawrence,David
LawrenceGazette
22
102
Lawrence,James
LawrenceJourna1
29,III,147
Lawrence,Ju1ie
Lawrence, Lill i e
Lawrence,
Fellows
Leonhard, Louise 130
36
Lawrence,Wm.
103
126
Leonhart,W.M.
Lawrence Bus.College
39
126
Levett,Lewis
.,Lawrence Hi ghSchoo 1

.r

Lawrence Leav.&amp; Galv.R.R.
125
Lawrence Scho1s 103

Lewis,Arthur

67

KANSA~

18

Long, Minerva
Longabech, Jay

143
114
~onganecker,Mabe1 F. 20,118
Longanecker,Mi1dred 63
Longfe11ow,Ladensa 102
Longfe11ow,Lena
102
Longren,E1iz. Mrs 103
Longstreth, Ann
140
Lotas, Evelyn Faye 149
Lothho1z,Kar1
130
Lothho1z,Oscar
130
Lothho1z,Wm
130
Louis,Edna
8
96
Louisiana
Lovejoy,
57
Lovet,Mr
28
Lovet,Pau1 Mrs
40
Lowman,Susie R.
40
Lown, Geo.
120,121
Lucan,Char1otte
43
90
Lucas,Margaret L.
Luckan, Charlotte
130
Luckan,Otto E.
137
Lind1ey,Judith 94
72,79
Lud1am,Edith
154
Lindsey, W.H.
135
:Lugston, Geo.
Lindsey,Zere1da 154
Lute, Miss
108
Linger,A1ice
141
Lutes ,Amanda
35
141
Linger,Bert
Lu-tez ,Andrew
49
141
Linger,Jim
49
Lutez,Chas.
141
Linger,Katie
Lutez,C1ara 41,49,96,149
141
Linger,Minnie
63,74
Lutez,Eva
141
Linger,Rose
49
Lutez,Frank
Linn,Millie
86
71
Lutheran
Lippe, Flora M. 154
63
Lutz,.Frank E.
Lippe,Key10
67
Lutz,.Fred
49
Lisher,Raeburn 119
63
Lutz, .Mattie
Liston, Dorothy 134
63
Lutz,.Oscar
Livermore,Harvey 86
De Witt
Lybarger,Este11a
Lobb,Fred
18
15,36,40
Lobingier,Frank K. 139
15
Lybarger,Maud
Locie,Grace
5
Lynch, Albert
120
Lockhart, Samuel 148
Lynch, B.M.
143
Loesch, Louise 112,112
Lynch, Jerry
137
Logan,A.
16
Lyon,Amas
87
Logan,Elmer
122
Lyon,J.H.
87
Logan,Me1lison 122
Lyon,Wi11ie
87
Logan,R.
16
Lyons,Harley Mrs
87
Logan, Stella 122
Lyons,Ida 36,47,49,87,118
Lyons,J.H.
Logan,Wil1
33,122
87
54,69
Logan,Wm
33
Lyons,Jersey
12,156
Lohn,John W.
7
Lyons,Minnie
132
Lohn,Samuel
54
Lyons, W.O.
Lone Star 46,63,115,118 Lysinger,
18
42
Lyt1e,Daisy Bell
Long,Chris 49

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
# 19

Lyt 1e, Ma rga re.t 53,134
34
Maberly,A.W.
27
Macinson,T.T.
27
Maconson,
33
Macy,Alma
33
Macy,Bert
33
Macy,Clarence
33
Macy,Ernest
33
Macy,Fred
33
Macy,John
33
Macy,Mina
33
Macy,Nora
4
Madaus,Regina
69
Madden, Leona C.
141 .
Madel, Marian
141
Madel,Mary
141
Made 1 , Ti 11 i e
141
Madl,Albert
141
Madl,Alois
141,
Madl,Francis
Madl,J.F •.
141
141
Madl,Joe
141
Macll,Joseph·
141
Madl,Josie
Madl,Marian 15,79,133
Madl,Marian J. 139,160
Maffett,Lizzie K.
144
Magliaria,Kathryn
67
Mahaffy, Jean
125
Mahoney, Irene
106
.Maichel,Camilla 21,75
72
Maichel,George Dr.
Maichel,Joe
74
Maichel,Ralph Mrs
75
Malone, Thelma
129
Maloney, J.C.
137
Maloney,Mildred 56,69
Maloney, Mildred Schmidt
137
Maloney, Mildres
158
Man, Ruth
125
Maness,Patricia Ann 67
Manis, Myrtle
143
Manley,Hubert
102
Mann,Howard
80
Mann, Howard
125
Mann, Ruth
125
Mann,Thelma
56,69
Manning,Etha
20
Mannix,Do11ie 6,65,75
Mannix,Edna
6
Mannix,John L.
6
Mannix,Katie
6
Mannix,Noda
6
Mansfield, Jessie 120

Mansfield,Mattie
120
Man~er, Eunice
120
Manwaring,Charlie 38,39
Manwaring,Henry
38
Manwaring,John
38
Maple, Emmett
118
Maple,Franc;s
141
Maple,Mary
118
Maple,Rob
118
Maranville,Maude Mrs 76
March,Ethel
81·
Marckle,Eliz.
74
Marckle,Ella
74
Marckle,Lily
74
·Marckle,L izzie
63
Marckley,James
60
Marckley,Walter Mrs 96
Marion Springs#100 III
Marion Springs #101
50,64,77,88,143
Markle,W.
20
Markley,Dora
60
61
Markley,Etta
Markley,G.W.
61
Markley,Geo. W.
60
Markley,J.E.
61
Markley,Jessie
61
_61
Markley,Oscar
Markl ey ,·Robert
61
Marklej',S.J;
61,62
Markley,Solon
61
Markwell,Catla .,
33
Markwell,Lucile
36
Mar~uardt,Anna
98,r56
Marquardt,Geo. Mrs 30
Marshall,Earl
36
Marshall &amp; Ewait
29
Marshall,Fay
36
Marshall,Lillie
78
Marshall,Paul
55
Marshall, Samuel A. 138
Marshall,T.L.
40
Martin,
39
M.artin, A.E.
120
Martin,A.H.
46
Martin,C.A.
76
Martin,Carol
82
Martin,Charley
33
Martin, Clara
158
Martin,Emma
25,36
Martin,Ethel Miss
83
Martin, Fred
152
Martin,Ida
67,149
. 120
Ma rt i n~ Ida E.

83
Martin,J.A.
82
Martin,J. Edw.
120
MartinJames
Martin, James D. 151
Martin,John
29
39
Marti n, Lawrence·
39
Martin,Levi
39
Martin,Mabel
46
Martin,Mary A.
Martin, Mary Jo Ann 156
• Martin, Mildred 139
45
Martin,Scott
Martin,Snowdie
79
Martin,W.S. 46,47,74
39
Martin,Will
Martin, Wilson
153
Martin,Wm
40
Marvel, Alma 109,141
29
Marvel,Anna
Marvel,Cena
49
Marvel, Cena E•. 138
Marvel,Esther
102
Marvel,Sena
.43
94
Marvel,Sena C.
34
Mason,J.~.
Massey, Mary
147
Masterson,Alma
85
Masterson,Dean
85
Masterson,Jay
85
Masterson, 011 i e
85
Masterson,Vandal 66,147
Mathia, Arthur
134
Mathia,Earl
134
134
Mathia,Elsie
Mathias,Charlotte 49
Matney,Daisy
55
Matney,J.E.
85
Matney ,Mi 11 i e
55
Matthews,C.E. Lumber·
Co.33
Matthews,Hilda 69,149
Maxwell,Isabelle 52
Maxwell,Mary
40
Mayer,Jasper
4
McAllister,Daniel
4
McAllister,Dorothy 4
McAllister,Lucy
4
47
McArdle,Cecil
McCabria,Esther 113
McCabria, Eugene 113·
37
McCaffrey,Geo.
McCaffrey, Julia
21,78,90,102
McCaffrey, Kathryn
120,122
McCain,Alice

46

McCall,Bennie
85
85
McCall,Chas.
110
McCall, Esther .
67
McCall,Gertrude
149
McCa 11 , Gretchen
McCall,J.Daryl
18
McCa 11 , Lorra i ne
149
McCall,Mabel
85
McCall,Madge
97,132
McCa 11 ,Maggi e
85
McCall ,Ray
85
McCall,Roy
24,90
MCCall,Tena
85
McCarty,Esther
46
McClannahan,Bertha 85
McClannahan,Eddie
85
McClannahan,·Eliz. 106
McClannahan,Elmer
85
McClannahan,Ethyl
89
McClannahan,Fred
89
McClannahan,Mary
89
McClannahan,Minnie 89
McClannahan,W.S.
89
McClella~d,Mae
40
McClintock,George
36
McClintock,Julia
36
McClintock,Katy
36
McClintock,Laura
36
McClintock,Willie
36
McCloud,Charlotte Mrs 24
McClure,Robt.
27
McCoin,Emma
39
McCoin,Lee
39
McCoin,Mae
39
McCoin,Web
39
McCollum, Maggie 89,105
McConn,Nila
122
McConnell, Clifford A. 46
McConnell, Florence 65
McCormick,Verba 30,141
McCoy,Joseph
54
McCracken,Helen
46
McCreath, D.H. 114,115
114
McCreath.David
McCreath.Jennie
114
McCreath,Lucille
115
McCreath.Sarah 114.147
18
McCrerey.Dora
McCullum.
18
McCullumMaggie
158
McCurdy.Annie H.
29
McDonald. Slyva 105
McDonald.Sylvia
158
McDonaldi Thurell 158

�RURAL SCHOOLS.and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
McFarland,
113
McFar1and,Bernice 112
82
McFar1and,John
127
McFarland, R.R.
McFar1and,W.G.
112
MCFar1and,Wm
112
McGeeDe11a
115
McGee, Thomas
126
McGinnis, Margaret 137
McGregory, Robert 84
78
McGuffery,Verne
McGuffey,A1ice
61
McHenry,Arthur
55
McHenry,Fred
55
McHenry,Maud .
55
McIntire, Ruby
137
McKay, .Carrie
69
McKay, .Roy
69
McKee,
18
McKee,Olive
153
McKenzieDe1bert
55
M'cKenzie, H.A.
149
McKenzie,H.A. Mrs 149
McKenzie,H.M.
19
McKenzie,Nora
55
McKenzie, Viva 85,105,158
McKenzie, Viva Glenn 137
McKinney, .
52
McKinney, Abby 98
McKinney, Alvin 118
McKinney,Char1es 98
McKinney,C1aude 69
McKinney, Elmer 134
McKinney,F1ossie 134
McKinney,Hepsy
98
McKinney,Ne11ie 98
McKinney,Ruth
98
McKinney, T.J.
118
McKnight, John 149
McKnight,Sarah Ann 149
McKone,Deke
69
McLaugh1in,Mamie 109
McLean,Ne11ie
82
McLean,Rhoda .
102
McLeon,Ne11ie
26
McMasters;Wayne 42
McNees,Geo. W.
36
McNees,John
76
McNees,Kate 49,76
McNees,Mabe1
8
McNees, Mabel Shaw
111,118
147
McNish, Anna
McNish,Bertie 147
McNish, Sherman 56,147

# 20

Merry, C.B.
139
Mi1bourn,Zue11a
150
Merwin,
102
Milburn, Ernest
151
Messenger,Freddie 139
Mi1b~rn,Lena 15,98,160
Messenger,Mattie 139
Mi1burn,Li11ian
52
Messenheimer,Arthur 87
Miller,
126
Messenheimer,Gertie 87
Mi11er,Anna52,132,150
Messenheimer,Wm
86
Mi11er,B1ake D.
62
Messer, Richard
133
Mi11er,B1anche
69
Metcalf, Frances' 153
37
Miller, Carol
130
McTaggart, Hattie 132 Metcalfe, Frances 120
Mil1er,Carrie
45
85,96
McVery, Lucy R. Mrs. 147 Methodist Ch.
Mi11er,Catherine
6
63
Metsker,A.E.
Mead,Francis
33
Mi 11 er ,C1 arence 41,76
Metsker,Artis 52,61,63,76 Mi 11 er, Dorothy
Mead,Richard C. 36
41
Metsker,Barbara 3,62
Mea irs, Ida
78
Miller, Elmer
131
87
Metsker,C1arence
Meairs,James
78
Mi11er,Esther
99
Metsker, Elva Harding 117 Mi 11 er, Ethe
Meairs,Linco1n 78
12,82
Metsker,John P. 63,64
Meairs,Marcus
78
Miller,Frankie
26
87
Metsker,L1oyd
Meairs,Martin 78
Mi11er,Franki~ C..
35
Metsker,Pear1
4,6,63
Meairs,Wm R.
79
Mi11er,Geo.
131,140
Metsker,Phi11ip 3,62
Mean,Hugh
103
Miller, Geo.E.
158
86
Metsker,R.S.
Meatz,Harriett Mrs 56
Miller,G1enn E.
58
Metsker,Sonora 30,63,81 'Mi11er~Hattie
Medary,Samue1
95
76
Metsker,Victor
·63
Miller, Hope
Media
138
148
Meuff1es,
113
Mi11er,J.C.
Medsger,Char1ie 89
75
Mi11er,Jessie
Meuff1es, Albert 112
Medsger,George M~ 89
6,41
Medsger,Go1die
89
Mi11er,Ju1ia
Meuff1es,Christy 112
49
Medsger,Laura
89
Meuff1es,Emma
112
Miller,Laura
33
82
Miller, Laura Lou
Meyer,Christine
Medsker,Geo. M.
89
115
Meyers,Anna
49
Mi11er,Lena
134
Meeder, F10in
102
Miami County
142
Miller, Lucy
134
125
Meeder,Geo.
45
Michael,Ada
Meeder,George Sr. 52
Miller,Lydia
41
45
Michae1,Bertha
Meeder,Mae
134
90
Mi11er,Marguerite
45
Michae1,C1ara
134
64
Miller,Marily B.
Meeder,Nana
45
Michae1,Cora
Meeder, Phi 11 i p 134
Mi 11 er ,Marl ene
40
142
Michae1,Da1e
Miller,Mary
41
137
Meerritt,
45
Michae1,Dave
Mi11er,Mary Doyle
Meider, Heinrich 116
6
46
Michae1,David
Miller, Mary M.
158
Meinke,Etta
61,98
45
Michae1,E1mer
Miller,Minnie C.
36
112
Melcher, Olga
45
Michael,Emma
Miller,Orpha
6
Me1gren,Gordon
6
Michael, Esther Mrs 141 Miller, Robert A.
139
Me1vi1e,He1en
160
45 Miller, Ruth
Michael,Eva
106
Melville, E.W.
150
65 Miller,S.G.
36
Me1ville,E11en 52,61,92 Michae1,J.H.
45 .Miller,Sarah
·41
Melville, Ellen 134,149 Michael,Lola
Michae1,Mary
45 ~il1er,Van Roy 102,103
Me1vi11e,E11en A. 30
Michael,Otto M.
46 Miller,Vannessa
102
Me1vi11e,E1len F. 82
5,66 Miller,W.H.
' 126
Melville, Ellen Miss 151 Michae1,Ralph
42 Mi1ler,Willis
6
Me1ville,Marguerite 2,52 Midland
Mifl in,Ell iott
149 Mi11er,Wm.
102,120,80
Mendeha11,Jonathan 92
Migliaria,F.C.
85,90. Mills, Julia D.
139
Mendenhall,Phebe
92
Mig1 iario, F.C ..
158 Minnesota
90
Menzies,Louise
90
Migliario,Fred
158 Minnix,Ida
61
Meredith, Dale
156
Mig1iario.Katherine 158 Mi nni x ,Mary
61
Meredith,Dary1
156
114
Migl
iario,
Kathryn
61
Minnix,Noah
Merrion, D.P.Mrs 130
150 Mi ssouri
74
Mil bou rn, James
Merritt,Robert 25,26
Mcqueen, Josiah
158
McQueen,Maud
156
McQuiston,Wm.
36
McRi 11 , Dora
102
102
McRiH ,Harold
McRi 11 ,Mary
102
102
McRi 11 , Roscoe
McTaggart, Esther M.Eckman

�·

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RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Mitchell, Alex
147
Mitchell ,Barbara
37
Mitchell ,Byron
1
37
Mitchell ,Delores
Mitchell ,Etta L.
13
Mitchell,Iva
8
33·
Mitchell ,James
Mitchell ,Jeanette 37
Mitchell,Jim
147
Mitchell ,John
33
Mitchell ,John D.
140
Mitchell, Miss
125
Mitchell ,Myrtle Mrs 44
Mitchell, Owen
115
Mitchell ,Patricia Ann 140
Mitchell,Wal~er
33
Mitchell ,Will
33
Mixer, Phineas
145
Mize,Theda
43
Moak,Claudia
102
Model #83
119,121,137
ModernW09dmanof America
17
Mohler,Daisy
76
Mole,George Mrs
III
Mollier,Bennie
87
Mollier,Emma
87
Mollier,Otto
87
Monahan, E.P.
141
Mongar,D.A.
27
Monghan, Annie
152
Monghan,Lizzie
152
Monroe,Anna
20
Monroe, Geo.
130
Monroe,Mary
33
Monroe,Minnie
130
Monroe,Stella
130
Monroe ,Tommy
130
Montfoort,Chas.
47
Montgomery,Minnie M.
36,117
Montgomery,W.A.
28
Moody,C.A.
24,81
Moon,Vera
87
Moore, B.R.
104
Moore,Della
43
Moore,Eleanor Trowe 103
Moore,Eliz.
1
Moore, Ella J.
125
Moore,Fred
85
Moore, G.S.
109
Moore, Ira Mrs
149
Moore,J.C.
16,17
Moore,Jessie 65,106
Moore,John
1,18
96
Moore,Julia Ann

Moore,Katie
85
Moore, L.S.
125
Moore,Mary Lee 103
Moore,S.J.
16
Moorman, Harry 137
Moran,Kathryn Mrs 85
Morgan,A.
96
Morgan, Albert 139
Morgan,Anna 87,128
139
Morgan,Arthur
Morgan,Buena Vista
15,76,156
Morgan, G.H.
129
Morgan,Gertie
139
Morgan, Gilbert 128
Morgan. Hallie139,156
Morgan,Harry
79
Morgan,Hollie
6,96
Morgan, J.F. 128,129
Morgan, J.F. Mrs 127
Morgan,John
128
Morgan,Myrtice Mrs 160
Morgan,Nellie 100,139
Morgan,Ruth Mrs
46
Morgan, W.H.
. 129
Morgans
128
Morris,Claira
85
Morris,Clarence
89
Morris,Edward
18
85
Morris,George
Morris,Jay
85
Morris,Joseph
78
Morris,Lewis
78
Morris,Nellie
89
Morris,Sadie
85
Morris,Warren
89
Morrison,Delbert 102
Morrison,Donald
102
Morrison,Mada
102
Morton,Abbie
79
Morton,Fred Mrs
159
Morton,W.A.
17
Moses,Edith 21,56,148
Moses, Edith Mrs 121
Moss,George
67
Moss, Homer
149
Moss,Maud
20
Moss,Sophia
7
Mosslander,Ruth F. 75
Mothers Club
95
Mound Dist #35
121
Mount Oread
127
Mount View
122
Mowl dl ey. May
74.

# 21

Mt Hope Landscp &amp; Garden Neal, Carrie
120
Neely, Lola
141
Center
13
Muckey, Fred
156 Neese, Albert Mrs 65
Mud Creek
128 Neff,Geo.B.
143
44 Neff,Sivola
160
Mueller,Harold L.
118
Muller, Charles
78 Neider, Carl
Muller,Gustovas
78 Neider,Henrietta 118
Muller,Henry
78 Neider,Hugo
118
13,40
Mulvaney,Irene
160 Neider,Mabel
Mulvihill, Delia 105,122 Ne.i der, Mabel
153
Murdock, Doris
141 Neider,Mabel Mrs 118
Murdock,Hardie
2 Neider,Minnie
118
Murdock, Helen
134 Neider,Will
118
Murdock,J.W.
130
141 Nei 5, Frank
Murdock,Maclaren 30,141 Neis,Fred
130
Murdock,Marion
141 Neis,Gideon
130
Murphy,Allan
75 Neis,Hedwig
130
Murphy,Carrie
94
74 Neis,Irene M.
Murphy,Clay
63 Neis, Irene M.
141
Murphy,Dale
75 Neis,Karl
130
Murphy,Ida
105 Neis,Lillian
130
Murphy,J.E.
71 Neis, Neoma
143
Murphy,J.P.
75 Neis,Oliver
30
Murphy,Jacob
59 Neis,Samuel·
130
Murphy,Jennie
74 Nelson,Alma
46,56
Murphy,Jim
74 Nel son, Alma
120
Murphy,M.J.
18 Nelson,Bernard
69
Murphy,Stella
105 Nelson,Camilla 47,65
Murphy, Thomas
74 Nel son,Clara
143
Murphy,Tony
105 Nelson,F.H.
20
Murray,Alta
8 Nelson,George
84
Murray. Alta. 1l0,120 Nelson, Iril
147
Murray. Alta
120 Nelson,Josephine 137
Murray.T.S.
IV,15 Nelson,Susia
102
Music, Alice
150 Nelson, Vera 120,122,102,158
150 Nemis, Grace
110
Music,Ephraina
Musician Protective Assc. Neu~chafer,John
90
113
New #12
113
Musick,Cheryl Ann
44 New Bel voi r #93
18
Musick,Edna
15 New Century
139
Muzzy,J.H.
10 New Di st #14 121,135
Myers,Anna
87 New Jersey
88
Myers,Katie
87 New Kaw Valley #12 127
Myers ,Leora
87 New Prairie City #87 131
Myers,Olive
42 New York Sch
126
Nadlehaffer,Curtis 93 Newby, Anna B.
155
Natl. Archives&amp; Rec. Ser. Newby,Bessie
24,111
III
Newell ,Josephine R.Mrs 79
Nay.Julia
61 Newland, RoseMarie
133
Nay.Lester
61 Newman,Annie Mrs
98
Nay, Pri sci 11 a
61 Newton,Lela C.
79
Nay, Ti 11 i e
61 Newton, Telitha A.
NaY,Viola
61 63,81,1l5
Neal,
61 Nichol, Euna
150

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS

'If 22

Nicho1s,Cap
89
Nicho1s,Chas.
71
92
Nicho1s,Da1e
Nicho1s,Geo. 52,132,151
Nichols, Geo. M. 150
Nichols, Geo. N.
58
Nicho1s,George 91,92
33
Nicho1s,Lorita
Nicho1s,Raymond
72
Nickerson,James
69
Nico1,Edna
150
Niebrugge,Marie
6
Nieder, Alta Murry III
Nieder,Mab1e F.
83
Nies, Irene
2
24
Noe, David
Noe, Hazel M.
56,122
Norman, Calvin M.
56
Norris, Mary 132
Norris,Nora 13,137
North, Lu1a
63
North, Maggie 131
North Caroiina 92
Northrup,A.E.
19
Norton,E1mer
80
Norton,James
80
Norton,May
80
67
Norwood,
Norwood, Helen 106
Norwood, Jessie 158
Nott,.
155
Nottingham,J.E.
6
Nottingham,Mary E. 44,129
Nottingham,Roberta 13
Nowak,Sarah
61
Nuffer, Dorothy Mae 63,83
Nuffer,Peter 104,105
Nunemaker,Eugene
26
Nunemaker,Herbert 2,37
Nunemaker,Marguerite
2,103,110
Nusbaum,Be11e 143
Nusbaum,Char1es 143
Nusbaum,Edith 143
76
Nusbaum,E1iz,
Nusbaum,Homer 143
143
Nusbaum,Len
143
Nusbaum,Lora
49
Nusbaum,Mary
Nusbaum,Victor 143
O'Brien,Eunice 24,58,82
O'Brien, Eunice 97,153
58,57
O'Brien,J.J.
58
O'Brien,J.J. Mrs

O'Brien,Sarah
2
O'Bryon,J.W.
36
0'Conner,Beu1ah Mrs 153
0'Conner,G1en
72
O'Neil, Bert
131
O'Neil ,Blanche
29
O'Neil ,Blanche Preston 37
O'Neil ,Carl
29
O'Neil,H.L.
29,30
O'Neil ,Homer
29
O'Neil,J.B.
27
O'Neil, John B.
28
O'Neil,M.A.
30
O'Neil ,M.A.
28,29
O'Neil,M.&amp; wife
29
O'Neil,O.
27
29
0' Neil ,Paul
0' Neil, Phyli s
156
29
O'Neil ,Ralph
27
O'Neill
O'Sullivan,
64
0'Su11ivan,John
64
0'Su11ivan,John
65
Oak Grove #10 123,125
Oak Hill
13,113,126
Oak Ridge # 63 44,127,130
Oakdale
124
Oakes,Nellie
36
Oatman,Arthur C.
83
Oberho1tz,Lucetta 154
130
Oberlin #80
OBrien family,
57
Oder, Joseph
130
Oeh1ert,Jacob Lewis 56
Oehlert, Mary Mrs 137
Oeh1ert,Richard
56
142
Oehr1e,Char1es
63
Oehr1e, Charlie
Oehr1e,Lena
63
Oehr1e,Pau1
87
Oehr1e,Wa1ter G.
87
Ogden, R.G.
81
Ogden. Stephen
34,36
35
Ogden.Stephen A.
Ohio
92,136
Ohio Wes Univ,
124
Old Be1voir# 26 20,56
Old Belvoir #26 19,15
Old Media
125
Old Stone Sch. 21,65,88
Oldfather, Melanie 137
01dfather.Stephen 137
160
01ds, Frances
29
01ingan,Jenny

Olmstead, Garry A. 142
Olmstead,Jack D.
142
01mstead,Leroy
58
01mstead,Ne1son
141
Olney, D.C. Miss
54
Olsen, Nellie
114
01son,Emma
69
Olson Bros.,
42
Oread HighSchool 126
Orr,Roy
67
Orr,Wi11ie 67
Osborne,C1ifton 36
Osborne,Mab~l
36
Osburn,A.J.
71
Osburn,T.J.
54
Oshel, Mary
76
Ott, Arthur
80
Ott,Edwin
80
Ott,Emma
80
Ott~Gertrude 20,40
Ott,Gertrude
69
Ott, John
80,81
Ott.Wm.81
Ousdah1,W.A.
44
Outlook
III
Overbaugh.Li11ian 4,18,30
Overbaugh,Li11ian 106,149
Overbaugh,Louise 20
Overbrook
72
OverbrookCitizen 45
Overbrook # 112
42
Owen, Ellen
92
Owens, Eric
69
Owens,James B.
60
Owens,S.W.
47
Owens.Wayne
42
Owens,Wm.B.
64
Paasch, Eddie
20
Paasch,Edw. F.
37
Paasch.Ida
20
Paasch,Willie
20
Page, Lawrence 24,54
Page, Zel1a
94.99
Page,Ze11a R.4,
18
Painter,Carinne
43
Painter, Claude
43
Painter,Faustina 43
43
Painter.Loraine
43
Painter,Myrtle
43
Painter,Princie
43
Painter,Ruby
91
Palmateer, Earl
120
Pa1mater, Mabel
Papenhousen, Fred 80

Pappard,Wm
49
Pardee,A1ice
III
Pardee, Alice Griffis
125,160
Pardee, Bennie
96
Pardee,Bessie
96
Pardee,E.E.
96
Pardee,Ed E.
96
Pardee,Henry
96
Pardee,May
96
Pardee,Robert 96,149
Pardee.Rose
96
Pardee,Thomas
160
Pardee,Will
96
Parker, Anna
52
Parks. J.L. Mrs
94
Parks, W.R.
99
Parne11,A.J.
71
Parnell. W.J.
8
Parrish,Wa1ter
69
Parrish,Wi11ie
69
Parsons, Alfred 141
Parsons, Marilyn 133
Parsons,Wa1ter
91
Pasche1
69
Patten,Crawford 125
Patten.Earsey
125
Patten, Freddie 125
Patten,Irvin
125
Patten,Porter
125
Patterson, Izetta 8
Patterson.Li1ly
8
Patterson,Lyda
67
Patterson,Nettie 65
Patterson, Ruth 33
Patterson,Sarah 33
Patton, Donald
55
Patton, J.C.
114
Payne, Don
55
Payne,Kavergne
56
Payne, L.D.
54
Payne,M.A.
54
Payne.W.D.
55
Peach Grove #45 131,140
Peairs,Anna
57
Peairs,C.A.
58
49, IV
Peairs,J.E.
Peairs,Lawrence 102
102
Peairs, Ruth
144
Peak, A.
36
Pearson, C.W.
Pearson, Edith 102,156
Pearson, Hallie 30,156
Pearson, Holl ie
151

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
\

36,152
133 Piper,Jennie
Pearson, Maurice 112
Peterson, C.A.
154
75 Piper, Lucy E.
Pearson,R.H.· 29,28,27
Peterson,Charles
158
147
Piper,
Mary
30
Pearson,R.S.
Peterson,Fred
152
147,148
Piper,Nelson
Pearson, Ruth 87,125
Peterson, Fred O.
80
III Pipes, Emmett
160
Pearson, .Ruth
Peterson, Gail Mrs
80
147
Pipes,Irwin
Pearson,Wm.
26
Peterson,Geo.
80
42,81 P.ipes,Lula
Pease,
39
Peterson, Gladys
49
146 Pippert~Bennie
Peck~ Edward
152
Peterson, John
142
8 Pippert,Charles
Peebles~ D.E.
80
Peterson, Oliver
49
Peterson,P.J.
147 Pippert, Irwin
Peebles,Jennie
80
48
Peebles,Robt.
80
8 Pippert, J.
Peterson, Robert Mrs
95
Peer,
57
Peterson, S.A.
33 Pittsburg NY
58
Peer,Dora E.
60
Peterson, Stephen
75 Place, E.N.
41
Peer, Estella
160
Petrie, Mildred
120 Plake, Myrtle
39
Peer, Glenn Mrs
134
Pettingaills Nursery 26 Plaskett,Eldah
143 .
Peer,Roy
160
Pettingill,E.D. 28,29,27 Platt,Blanche
33
Pekeg, Peter
42
Pettit,
137 Platz,Croy
Pence, Evert
96
Pfleger,Esther
160 Platz,Lula
33
Pence,Mabel
49;96
Pfleger, Ethel
15,94 Platz,Mary
33
Pence, Mabelle
147
Pfleger, Helena
98 Platz, Orval R.
72
Pence, Pearl
78,96
Pfleger,Louise
83 Pleasaito, Surah
125
96
Pfleger,Louise A. Mrs 160 Pleasant Valley #14
Pence, Verda
Penn,Cordelia
76
Phelps,J.W.
58,78,92 121,137
Pennington, Winfield
Phelps, J.W.
139 Pleasant Grove#38'
131
Scott 23
Phillips,Alta
43,82 Pleasant' Grove Hill 132
Perkins,C.C.
81
Phillips, Lester
26 Pleasant HourClub
39
Perkins, Carl
112
Phillips,Mary
26 Pleasant Oak#45
134
Perkins, Carl C.
80
Phillips, Mary Ellen 153 Pleasant Valley
137
Perkins, Caroline 79
Phillips, Nettie
80 Plumb,John
147
Perkins" Carolyn '82
26 Poehler,Alma
102
Phillips,Veldie
Perkins, David S. 115
130 Poehler, Laura
102
'Phoenicia,Daniel
Perkins,Delbert
112
Phoenicia,Maria
130 Pogue,Pearl
75
Perkins,E.
80
Pickens, Abba
23 Pohl,Dorothy
72
Perkins,J.B.
80
Pierce, Allen
99 Pohl,Henry W.
76
Perkins,Lola
112
Pierce,David Clyde
88 Pohl, Louise
77
Perkins, Marguerite 137 Pierce, Margaret Mrs 103 POhl,Walter Mrs
76
Perkins,Nellie D. Mrs
Pierce, P.H. Piano Co. 33 Pollock, Edith 115,147
81,83
Pierce, Piano Co.
139 Pollock, Irena Mrs
13
Perkins,Pearl
112 Pierson, Thomas
8 Pontius, Brook
11
Perkins,W.E. 80,81,181 Pilcher, Blanche
15 Pontius, C.H. Mrs 97,133
Perry, J.e
58,125 Pine, Agnes
26 Pontius, Clayton
109
Perry, Ruth
153 Pine, Clara
122 Pontius, Ernest Mr &amp; Mrs
Perryman, LLoyd
118 Pine, Emma 76,98,132,147 130
Perryman,Mayfield
47 Piper, .
39 PontiUs,Ethel
11
Petefish, Alva
152 Piper, Aimee
26 Pontius, Ina
109
Petefish,Christy
70 Piper, Aimee
147 Pontius,Lois
133
Petefish, Emma
121 Piper, Albert
36 Pontius, Mabel R. Mrs
Petefish, Emma Ulrich
. Piper,Ben
152 109,111
118,136
Piper,Carrie
36,152 Pontius,Olla
109
152 ~iper~Charles
Petefish,G.W.
36 Pontius,Winter
11
Petefish, Kate A.
151 Piper,F.M.
36 Poole, H.H.
133
Petefish,L.H.
153 Piper,Fred
36,152 Porter, Anderson
139
Petefish,Maggie C. 151 Piper,George
36 Porter,Arthur
139
Petefish,Wm
54 Piper,Goldie 39,147,153 Porter, Augusta
67
Peterson, Albert
147
Porter, Do 11 i e
55

# 23

55
Porter,Effie
60'
Porter,J.D.
55
Porter,Marvin
55
Porter,Maud
139
Porter,Mertie
55
Porter,Ray
139
Porter,Rhodes
Porter, Tommy
109
Porter,Viola
55
Porter,Virgi.e
55
Postma, Arthur
4
4
Postma,Bert
4
Postma,Dessie
4
Postma, Ida
4
Postma,Liddie
Postma,Lizzie 74,148
149
Postma, Lizzie
Postma,Mamie
4
Postma,Miss
148
Postma,R.A.
20,24
Potter, James K.
90
Powar, Emit,M.
89
Powar,Lettice M.
89
Powar,Lettie
89
Powell,A.J.
47
Powell,Arlie
47
Powell,B.H.
63
Powell, Clara
125
Powell, Dorothy 137
Powell, E.L.
141
Powell, Earl
41,.46
Powell, Earl
100
Powell, John
90
Powe 11 , Judi th
137
Powell, M.C. Miss '54
Powell ,O.A.
47
Powell ,W.S.
40
Powers, Anna,
112
Powers, Fred
47
Powers, Rob.
131
Praire CityIII, 96,125
Prairie City, 134,140,138
Prairie city#87 134,140
Pratt,Caleb S.
34
Pratt, Doris50,
118
PrenticeThaddeus 96
Prentis, S.B.Mrs 108,109
Presbyterians
96
President Pierce 145
Preston, A.E.
156
Preston~ Ada
41,49
Preston,Ada
76
Preston, Blanche O'Neil 37
Preston, Grace 2,156

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
ia4
Preston, Grace 1 41,143 Quakers
93,92
Rappard,E11a 49
Reeves, Ethel
26'
Preston,Grace C. Baker 41 Quantri1 96,98,127
Rappard,Emma 2,49
Reeves, Ethel Deay 125
Preston,Lanora
63 Quigg, Frank
118
Rappard,G1en Calvin 6,
Reeves, Gladys
33
Preston,Lenora
49,87 Quigg,Myra
118
Rappard, H.A. 87
Register of Deeds 103
Preston,Neva
41
Quigg,Roy
118
Rappard,May
49
Reid, A.
16
Preston,Nora
41
Quig1ey,Mr.
89
Rappard,W.C.
49
Reid,Audury
2
95, Quincy School
126
Preston, R.
Rappard,Wi11
48
16
,Reid,G.
Price, Earl
96
Raber,
137
Rarick, M.E •. 155
Rei d, J. E.
47
Price,Harry
96
Raber, Dollie
69
Rasmussen,Annabe11e 81
Reid, Jennie E.
143
Price,Henrietta
96
Raber,Harry
69
Rasmussen,Isabe1 8
Rei1back, Jennie '150
Price, J'ohn
5
Raber,John
69
Ratliff, John 155
Rei1back,Joe
150 .
47
Price, Mabel
Raber,Moris
69
Ray,E1mer
8
Rei11y,Myrt1e 56,75,143
Price,Marie R. Mrs
Raber,Patrick
6
69
Ray,Ernest
8
Reiser, Agnes
118
Price,Ne11ie
96
69
Raber,Rosco
Ray, L. E.
54
Reiser,Daisy
118
Price,Ollie
4
Raber, Russell
96
Ray,M.B.
8
Re1p, Martha
4
Price,Ray
96
Raber, Samue 1
54
Ray,Ne11ie
8
Rench,L.T.
8
Price, Ray E.
100
Raber,Wi11ard
69
Ray,S.E.
7
Render, Ti 11 i e
120
Price,Roy
96
Radcliff, Lesta 99
Raymond,G1enn 87
160
Renner,A1visa
Radcliffe, Bell 28
Price,Ruth
96
Rea,Be11
45,74
160
Renner,Ella
95,96
Radc1iffe,C.B. Esq.J.P. 28 Rea,John
Price, W.C.
74
Renner,~arry
160
Price, W.S.
82
74
Read, Edith L. 75
Raib1e,Edward
Renner, Ti 11 e
85
Prim, Agnes
75,87
.Raib1e, Geo. 74,75
41
Read,Grace
Renner,Ti11ie 49,156,160
74
Prim, Agnes Mrs
Raib1e,Henry
6
Read, Wilma
65
Reno, Minnie
36,129
5,6
74
Prim, Ernest J.
Redinger, David 102
Raib1e,Louise
Reser, Arthur
117
Prim,John E.
6
Rake, Earl
122
Redmond,
113
Reusch, Clara 26,103,137
Prim, Mary
141
Rake,Frank
122
Redmond, Mabe 1, 129
Reusch,C1ara Mrs
25
Redmond, Mabel 147
Prince,A1bert
65
Rake,Harry
122
Reusch, Frank
150
Pringle, Delilah 129
Rake, J.E.
122
Reece, Ann Hyland 137
150
Reusch,Jake
Reece, Gussie 58,125
Reusch, Jake &amp; Jr 92
Pringle, Florence 12,13 Rake,Lester
122
Printer,John
41
Rake~Rose
122
36
Reusch,Maud
150
Reece, Ida
Reece, Lila 18,56,153
150
Progressive Ch. of
Rake, Willie
122
Reusch,Robert
Reece,Li1a Tudor 58
Reusch ,Wa 11 ace
150
Brethren 62,63
Raley, Allie
1~1
137
Reece,Richard
Reusch, Wi 11 i e
150
Prospect # 56, 30,140 Ra1eY,Laurannie 141
136
Rew, Harvey
30
Prospect Sch.#56
140 Ramde11,Olive 151
Reece, V.L.
129
Reynolds,
57
Reed, A,R,
Protestant Episc. Church Ramsey, Addie 120
Reyno 1ds, C.
60
Reed, Alice 52,91,130
138
Ramsey,Be11
120
150
Reynolds, Charles 138
Reed, Alma
Ramsey, Minnie 120
Pryor,Eda 39,40,85
4
Reynolds, Dora
100
Ramsey,Wm
120
Reed, Donald
122
Pryor,Eda B.
75
Reynolds, Florence 102
Rande1,C1ara 37,53,74
Reed, Elsie
97
Puckett,C.A.
4
Reyno1ds,Haschell 102
Reed,Emment
Rande1,Olive 139
125
Puckett, C.H.
Reynolds, Herbert 158
109
Reed, G1adice
Rande1,Olive Mrs 79
Puckett, Emeline 97
46
Reyno1ds,Mabe1 55,100
Reed, Grace
Rande11,C1ara, 134,141
Puckett,Gardiner 97
150
Reynolds, Mabelle 96
Reed,Hervey
141
Randell, Edward
120
Pugh,David
Reyno1ds,Major Clark 56
52,150
Reed, Ida
Rande11,Robert 58
Pugh, John E.
90
Reed,Jacquetta E.lrvin 37 Reyno1ds,Margaret 100'
Randolph,
39
55
Pugh, Johnnie
63
Reyno1ds,Mary
60
Reed, John
Randolph, J.
10
55
Pugh,Latitia
6
Reyno1ds,Mr.
49
Reed,Mabe1
Range1ine #74 77,142
55
Pugh,Martha
139
Reynolds,
R.C.
107
Rankin, R.C.
107
Reed, Marguerite
120
Pugh,Mary
41
Reynolds, S.M.
69
Rankin,Ruth Hutchinson III Reed,Mary E.
120
Pugh,Nellie
Reyno1ds,Sam
102
109
Ransda11,Dewit 102
Reed,Maud
120
Pugh,Noah
Reynolds, Wm
158
Ransda11,Frank 102
Reed, Olive A. 36,150
Pugh,Nora
55
Rhoades,
Otto
141
99
,
Reeder, Amanda
Pugh, Thomas 119,120,121 Ransda11,Ste11a 102
30
145
Rhoades,Wi1ma M.
Rappard, Charles 48
Reeder, Andrew
Pulliam, Bernice 44
80
99,
Rhodes,
Otta
Rappard,Char1otte 49
Reeder,Wm
Purcell, C1a!
128
Purvis,E.H.Mrs
96

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
.# 25

Rhodes, Wilma 156
Rice,Columbus
78
Rice, Cora
29
Rice,Edgar
29
Rice,Edwin
29
Rice,Frank
78
Rice,Marida
78
Rice,Mary
78
Rice,Mary V.
147
Rice, William 60
Rice,Wm. Sr. Mrs 60
Richards,C.A. 11,13
Richards,Ernest 11
Richards,Mary Miller
Richards,W.L. 25,24
113
Richardson,
Richardson, Arthur 109
Richardson,Bessie
8,149,109
Richardson,Edna
4
Richardson,Ethel 109
Richardson,Fred 109
Richardson,Harry Jr.
121
Richardson, I.T. 87
Richardson,Mabel
78.106.129
Richardson,May 106
Richardson,Paul
106,111
Richardson.Rev. 129
Richardson,Sara 106
Richardson, T.C. 137
Richardson,Walter
106
Ridley. Essie
39
Ridley.Robert
39
Ridley.Warren40
Riggs #81
143
Riley.A.P
90
Riley. Charlie. 43
Riley.Oan
43
Riley. Francis
24
Riley. O.P.
90
Riling,John
49
Riling,Katie
49
Riling.Leo
49
Riling.Maggie
49
Rinehart. Oaniel 87
Rinehart.Pearl
87
Rings. Robt. Mrs 97
Rinley, W.M.'
29
Rinley.Wm.
26,27
Ripley. Melissa 151
Risley. Alice
69
Rison, Amelia
76
Rittenho~.Arlie 41
Rittenhouse.Dessie41
Rittenhouse,Stella 41

Riverside Literary Soc.
147
Riverside # 1
40.115,144,147
115
Riverside #53
Roady, R.C.
65
Roark, Betty
90
Robb. Martha
III
Robbins, Florence 143
Robbins, Lillian 62
Roberts,A.S.
43
Roberts, C.R.
90
Robertson, George 26
Robertson. Harland 137
Robertson,Judy
137
Robertson,Lucy
43
Robertson. M.H.
148
Robertson, Nellie Mrs 130
. Robertson. T• L Mr&amp; Mrs 14
Robertson,Willie
'26
Robinson,
64.129
Robinson,Charles
Gov.127,128.129
Robinson. Charlie 86
Robinson, Davey
64
Robinson, Emily
128
Robinson.School
128
Robinson, V.L.Mrs 153
Robison. Bell
65
Robison.Bertha
65
Robison, David 64,65
Robison,Em~a Mrs
56
Robison,Ina
65
Robison,LLoyd
65
Roby, ,John
54
Rock Creek
5,74,149
Rock Creek #13 148,149
Rockhold, Edna 98,160
Rockhold, John
58
Rocklund, Emily Stauffer
36
. Rocky Mounta i nSch 60
Rodehamel,Art
6
Rodewald,
51
Rodewald,Albert
52
Rodewald,Mary Mrs 111
Rodewald,Sarah
52
Rodgers,
57
Roe,
57
Roe, Alta
80,114
Roe, E.A.
160
Roe,Harold
160
Roe, Mary Chapman Mrs 56
Roe,Wm
56
Roe, Wm A.
113

Rothchild, Freida Mrs 106
Roehm. Hattie Mrs 18
Rothrock, Faye
132
Roelofsz, Josie 5,6
96,132
Rothrock, Ira
Rogan,Ann Mrs
40
49
Rothrock,Ray
Rogers. L.H.
67
Roudebush,Bertha Mrs 56
Rogers,Riley
100
Roudebush,Richard G. 56
Rohe.Belle
151
Round CornerDrug St 114
Rohe.Emma
141
Roy, Fred
87
Rohe.Geo.
141
6
Roy, Walter
Rohe. Henry
52
Royal Neighbors
17
Rohe.Martin Jr.
141
90
Rubottom, LW.
Rohe.Martin Sr.
141
152
Rucker, Wm
~ohe, Robert K.
142
Rudiger,Aimee
39
Rohe.Russell
141
40
Rudiger,Paul T.
Rohe,Ruth
141
Rudisill, Stella
12
, Rohe, Ruth Mrs
30
114
Rudolph, Erna
Roher,Emma
69
46
Rukes,Elsie
89
Rohler.A.C.
18
Rukes, Georgie
25
Rohler, Louise
13,40
Rumsey,Erma
Roland, Mary M. Mrs 79
Rumsey,Erma Shank
37
Roller,A.C.
67
Rumsey, Red C.
98
Roller,Carrie
122
Rundle,A.M.
47
Roller, Geo. 105,122
47
Rundle,Hattie
Roller, Grover 122
49
Rundle, Nelli
Roller,H.i.
67
47
Rundle,Walter F.
Roller, Michael 122
143
Runyan, Geo.
Romans, Natalie 85
143
Roney, Cecile F. 83,103 Runyan,Monroe
Runyan,Viva
143
Roney, Ronald E. 115
Rush, Margaret
102
Root,Leonard
150
Rusking, Irene
63
Roper, Margaret 149'
Russell ,Arthur
69
Rork, C.L.
58
Russell, Carl E.
133
Roscoe #44
149
Russell ,Ernest
69
Rose, Billy Robert 40
Russell, Flora Mae 103
Rose, Hattie
11
Russell, Mabel
134
Rose, Miss
87
Rutchy, Callie
96
Rose, Nora
67
Rutherford,I.N.
139
Rose,S.
13
Ruyan, Geo.
Rose,Sigle13
76
Ruyan,Morrow
Rosebaugh, Adda 136
76
Ruyan,Viva
Rosebaugh,Ellen 26
76
Ryan,Bessie
Rosebaugh,R.H.
27
156
Ryan, Ollie
Rosebaugh,T.
27
8,149
Sa il e, Ca theri ne
Rosebaugh,Thos.
28
6
Ross, F.E. Mrs
8
Saile, Charley
102
38
Ross,Harlow
Saile,Charl ie
5
Ross,Mary A . 7 5
Sa il e, Kathryn
82
Ross, Mary Adelia 149
Saile, T.J.
6
Ross, Mildred 120,156
Saile, Vera
92
Ross,Mildred S. 101,121 Salisbury,Lou Ella
13
Rosseau,Jbseph
78
Salmond,Jessie
6
Rosseau,Laura
78
Sammer, Geo.
139
Rosseau,Louis
78
Sample,Edwin C.
79
Rosseaw,John
78
,Samson, Mary
67,122
Rothchild,Freida 62
Sanborn,A.C.
15

�RURAL SCHOOLS 'and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
# 26

Sanders,B.S. 153
Sanders, Burt 153
Sanders, C.B. 118
Sanders,E.H.
61"
Sanders, Edward 61
Sanders,Gladys 18,49,143
Sanders,H.B.
61
Sanders, H.B. 60,61
Sanders,Mary 61,118
Sanders,Vina 61
Sanderson, Virginia
Colman 40
/
Sanford,Dorothy 158
Sanford, Howard 85
Sanford, Mary, 133,153
Sanford, Phyllis 122
Santa Fe Trail 96,74
Santa Fe TrailHist.Soc.
III

Sarlee, Martin
67
Sarlee,Wllie
67
Sassaman,Emma A. 143
Saum,C.F.
128
Saum, L.F.
129
Saum,Randolph
129
Saunders, Henry F. 34
Saunders, P.M.
81
Sawhill ,Mabel
150
Sawin, E.A.
138
Sawyer,Artie
4
Sawyer, Ethel
118
Sawyer,Linn
118
Sawyer, Ruth
33
Sawyer,T.E..
3
Saylor, Ashford 106
Saylor, Cora
109
Saylor,Daisy
109
Saylor,John
109
Schaake, A.C.
44
Schaake,A.G.
44
Schaake, Albert 112
Schaake,C.
112
Schaake, Cecile Kiefer

Schellenberg, Tena 160
Schellhorn,Albert
8
Schellhorn,Carl
8
Schellhorn,Herman
8
Schellhorn, Herman B. 149
Schellhorn,Hugo
8
Schendel ,Emma
2,52
Schendel, Lewis Mrs 134
Scherer,Charlie
150
Scherer,Clara
150
Scherer,Martha
81,151
Scherer, Mary
80,158
Scherer,Stephen
151
Schier, Rosemary
72
Schlegel,J.
80
Schlegel ,Lena
80
Schlegel,Mina
80
Schlegel ,Willie
80
46,65
Schlink,Nina
150
Schmidt, Gustave
Schmidt, Mildred Maloney
137

Schmidt,Moleta Laughlin
9137

Schmidt, Richard
103
Schmidt,Warren
" 57
Schneck, Chas. W.
83
Schneck, Gaylord M.
40
Schneider,Wm
72
Schockley, Agn~s
40
Schoefflin, Flossie 49
Schoefflin,Irene
49
Schoefflin,Walter
49
Schoengerdt, Dora Mrs 42
Schoengerdt,Edwin
44
Schooley,J.C.
94
Schoonoyer,Loretta
50
Schott , Gertrude
49
Schott, Louis
90
Schrader,Eva
8
Schroyer, Lenora
106
Schubert,Alma
160
Schuler,Arthus
43
Schuler, Clarence
43
137
Schultz, Michael
82
Schaake, Charles 126
Schultz,Oliver
81
Schaake,Chris
112
39
Schurlein,Gussie
Schaake,Edw. C.
26
39
Schurlein,Tony
Schaake,G.E.
113
156
Schwalm,Edith
Schaake,Tillie 112
50
Schwart,Albert
Schaake, Wm.
126
50
Schaal ,Etta E. Illiam 37 Schwart,Oscar
49
Schwartz,C.G.
Scheer, Add
122
48
Schwartz,Charles
Scheere,Ada
8
49
Scheere, Hazel Noe Mrs 85 Schwartz,Hugo
Schehrer,Mary 141,52
Scheier,Rosemary 67,85
Scheir, Sara
122

Schwartz,Jane
140 Shafer,Etta
89
Schwartz,Jane Anderson 50 Shafer,Lee
89
Schwarz, Oscar Mrs III
Shafer,Maud
89
Schwarz,Walter
87
Shaffer,Earl
50
Scoggins, Ala
102
Shaffer, Earl W. 30,76
Scoggins,Alta
129
Shaffer,Glenn
85
Shaffer,
J.H.
48
Scott, Frank
63
Shafstall,E.W.
79
Scott, Leota 100,139
Shafstall,
Milton
15
Scott, Ruth B.
29
Shank,
137
Scouten
121
Shank,
Christian
131
Scoville; Nellie E. 46
Shank,Erma
Rumsey
13
Scranton
137
Shank,
Erma
Rumsey
37
Scruggs, Mabel
33
Shank,
Geo.
136
Seaman, Effie
125
Shannon,A.R.Mrs
92
Seaman, Rob.
69
Shannon,
O.P.
Mrs
2
Seaman, T.Y.
125
Shapland,
Agnes
100
Sears, Annie K.
36
Shaw, A.G.
63
Sears,C.M.
13
Shaw,
Alex
29
Sears, Capt.
13
Shaw,Charles
122
See, J.T.
86
Shaw,Frank
122
See, Lucy
46
Shaw,Geo.
122
Seele, Alford
79
Shaw, H.M.
144
Seele, H.G.
100
Shaw,Kate
122
Seeley, Enola
102
Shaw, Lawrenia 82,109
Seetin,Ed
109
Shaw,Lola
122
Seetin,Ella
109
Shaw,
Loretta
8,21,75
Seetin,Geo.
109
Seetin,John
109 " Shaw, Mabel 67,106,110
Shaw, Mabel
118,133
Seetin,Katie
109
Shaw,Mabel
L.
21
Seetin,Lula
109
Shaw, Mabel McNees 111
Seitz, Eddie
2
Shaw,Opal
24,153
Seitz,Fred
2
Shaw, Opa 1 I rene 56,94
Seitz,George
2
Shaw,Walroffen
122
Seitz,Louisa
2
Shaw,Will
122
72
Selch, Frank
Shaw, Willie
122
Sellards, Gertrude 130
Shaw, Wm
122
143
Sellers, Andrew
ShawneeMission
10
143
Sellers,Elmer
Shearer,G.W.
147
143
Sellers,Lewis
Sheets, Miss
114
143
Sellers,Louis
Shelbar, August
149
52,53
Selzer,Dan S.
Shelbar, Emil
6
61
Selzer,Elfreda
Shellack, Maxine 113
94
Selzer, Elsie
54
Shellbarger, J.M.
52
Selzer,Helen
49
Shelly,Blanche
52
Selzer,Henry
Shelly, Blanche A. 30,97
52
Selzer,John
137
Shep,
134,141
Selzer, Paul
119
Shepherd, J.M.
49,92
Selzer, Ruby
90
Shepherd, jennie
53
Selzer,W.L.
Shepp, Albert Ed B. 120
52
Selzer,Winona
120
Shepp, Ed
103
Semple, Emma.
30,125
Sheppard,
A.T.
25
Sewell, Betty
29
Sheppard, Ceci 1
89
Shafer, Earl
30
Sheppard,Della Mrs.

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Sheppard,Guy
29
Sheppard, Malta 15,160
Sheppard, Mary
136
Sherfy, E.F.
41
Sherfy, Ethel
4
Sherman, Mary
41
Shiar, Alice Cooper 36·
Shields,
18
Shields, Arthur
67
Shields,David
67
Shields,J.A.
67
Shields, Vivian Mrs 148
Shields, Vivian White 44
Shirar, Hazel
92
Shirck, Louis J. 15
Shirley, Elmer
90
Shirley, F.P.
85
Shirley, Louisa 83,84
Shirley, Ray
74
Shirley,Wilburn 83
Shirley,Wm
83
Shitz, Bertha
143
Shockey, Clara 100
Shockey,Laura
100
Shoemaker, Florence 46
Shoemaker, Fred '45
Shoemaker,Jessie 45
Shoemaker,Mabel
61
Shoemaker,Maggie 61
Shoemaker,Roy
45
Shoemaker,Samuel 61
Shoot, Wm
90
Shopper,
52
Short, H.S.
154
~hotterburg,
52
Shotwell, Clarence 96
Shotwell, D.M.
97
Shotwell,D.W.
96
Shotwell ,Harry
96
Shotwell ,Jennie 96
Showalter,Cora 155
Showalter,Grace 74,98
Showalter,Grace, 112,143
Shriener, Ammie
6
Shriener,Caroline 6
Shriener,Maggie
6
Shriener,Peter
6
Shuck,
22
Shuck,David
IV
Shuck, Mr
112
Shuffleton, Gertrude 27
Shuler, Alice
63
Shuler,Ethie
63
Shuler,Geo.
,63

Shuler, Geo.Mrs 50,153
Shuler,Minnie
63
Shuler,Roy
63
Shuler,Sylvia 62,97
Shultz,Don
40
Shultz, James Donald Jr.
40
Shultz, O.R.
130
Shuster, Edna M .56
Shuster,Helen
137
Shutz,Mary
158
Sibley, J.T.
36
Sicks,Carson
54
Siegrist, Harold III
Sigel
153
Siler,E.H.
147
Siles,Nora
160
Simmons,
57
Simmons, Anna
143
Simmons, Arthur 46
Simmons, August
6
Simmons,Caroline 6
Simmons,Carrie 143
Simmons,Charlie
6.
Simmons, Dr.J.W. 56
Simmons,Edith
143
Simmons,Eliz.
57
Simmons,Everett 46,47,87
Simmons, Geo. L. 149
Simmons, Geo. Mrs 90
Simmons,Iva
143
Simmons,John
57
Simmons,Katie
6
Simmons,Murtel
6
Simmons,Myrtle 6,47
Simmons,Nellie
25
Simmons, P.A.
72
Simmons,Rhoda Davis 143
Simmons,Robt.
6
Simmons ,Roy
6
Simmons Hill
56
Simon, Robert
44
Simon, W.A.
6
Simons,Alfred
44
Simpson, C.H.
147
Simpson, Joseph 33
Simpson,Leevis
33
Simpson,Louisa B. 42
Simpson,Wm.A.
42
Sinclair, Belle 65
Sinclair,Crawford 65
Sinclair, Dora
4·
Sinclair,Lonnie 65
Sinclair,Lulu
65

Sinclair,M.B.
65
Sinclair,Siclair 65
Sinclair,Willie 65
Sindt, Doris
110
Sink,Cora
87
Sink,James
87
Sink,Luster
87
Sink,Nellie
87
Sink,Nettie
87
Sink,Tecie
87
Siteler,Judith 137
Sitzler,Ida
125
Sitzler, Rosa 125
Sizer,Daniel
20
Sizer,G.C.
20
Sizer,George
20
Sizer,Grace
20
Skaggs,
13
Skaggs,James
76
Skaggs, W.S.
46
Skinner, Blanche
98,139,149
Skinner, Chester 115
Skinner,Earl
115
Skinner,Eva
69
Skinner, Fred
69
Skinner, Harry 109
Skinner,Henry
69
Skinner,J.T.
115
Skinner,Lottie
69
Skinner, M.A.
100
Skinner, Marrie Mrs 111
Skinner,N.A. 125,156
Skinner, Phillip 41
Skinner,Ralph
69
Skinner, Ruth P. 37
Slatz, Frank
158
Slavens, Irene 90
Slavens,Maybelle 90
Slavens,Sara R. 90
Slavens, Sarah 122
Slavens, Vesta 158
Sleeper,H.
155
Sloan, Frank
27
Slusser, C.B. 72,122
Slusser, Edward
8
Slusser,W.O.
71
Slusser,Willie
8
Slutz,Eliz
158
Slutz, J.W.
157
Smiley, Verna
24
Smith,
39
Smith, A.W.
56
Smith, Abraham
86

# 27

Smith,Al Mrs
109
Smith, Albert
67
Smith,Alice
26
Smith, Amelia
121
Smith, Bessie C. 39
Smith,Bonnylin
39
Smith,Chas.
10
Smith, Cynthia Ann 128
Smith,D.F. 61,71,46,118
Smith,E.G.
61,71
Smith,Edna
6,134
Smith, Eliza
87
Smith,Florence 42,100
Smith,H.H.
160
Smith,Harold J.
58
Smith, Harold J. Mrs 58
Smith, Herman
58
Smith,Howard
160
Smith,Ida Evans 109
Smith, Ina
43
Smith, J.J.
102
Smith, James
102
Smith, Jarold J.
94
Smith,Jennie
118
Smith, Jimmy
137
Smith, John
46
Smith, Laura M.
40
Smith,Lena
6
Smith, Leora
94
Smith, M.E.
60
Smith,Mary
8
Smith, Mr.
19
Smith,Orley M~
39
Smith,Orville
42
Smith, Pearl
79
Smith,Phistley
102
Smith, Richard
82
Smith,Rosa
130
Smith,Sarah L.
71
Smith, T.B. 34,35,36,37
Smith, Thos.
36
Smith, Ula
158
Smith, Vera
33,158
Smith, Verna
137
Smith,W.H.
41
Smith, Waneta
122
Sneegas,
107
Sneegas, Carl Mrs 103
Snodgrass, Mary Alice 111
Snow,Tom
160
Snyder, Bonnie
98
Snyder,Georgianna 99
Snyder, John W.
46
Snyder,L.B.
96,98

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Stahl ,Herman
Sobriesk, Clara
25
87
Stahl,Johny
Soloman, Edna B.
72
87
Stahl ,Mary
Soloman, M.
34
87
Staib, Victor
Sommer,Caroline
13
2
Standard'Sch.
120
Sommer,Ethel 151,153
Standing, R.E.
120
Sommer,Helen 151
Stanley, Arthur 39
Sommer,Max
13
Stanley,Arthur F. 39
Soward, C.R. 141
144
Sowash, Jennie 18,110,129 Stanley, E.F.
Stanley,
Fred
102
156
Sowers, Annabel
Stanley, Irwin
93
Sowers, Della
139
Stanley,LLoyd
39
Spangler,J.W.
28
Stanley,Mida
102
Sparks, Mary
122
Stanley,Percy
39
Spaulding, J.
34
Stanley,Ramona
95
Spears, Mary J. Mrs 76
Stanley, Raymond 94
Speer, H.C.
IV
Stanley, Roger Mrs 99
Spencer,
21
Stanley, Rohama 78
Spencer, Cora
89
Stanley,Samuel
94
Spencer,Harley
23
Stanton, A.L.
102
89
Spencer,John
Stanton,Alta
102
36
Spencer, Maud
Stanton, E.E.
102
Spencer,Reed
89
Spencer, Russell 72,106 Stanton, Veda 24,69,95
96 , Stanwix, Agnes 4,56,58
Speraw,E.S.
Stanwix,C.E.
8
96
Speraw,Edna
120
Starr,Cloyce
96
Speraw,Frank
Starr,Golden 69,120,158
96
Speraw,Josephine
120
Starr,Loren
96
Speraw,Nellie
151
Starr,M.B.
86
Spidle, Eva
Starrett,County Supt. 11
Spigle,E.L.
45
Starrett,W.A. Rev.
IV
54
Spitler, Jacob
State Hist.Soc Museum 135
Spitzer, Mamie
100
85
Stauffer, Clarice
20
Spotts,
85
Stauffer, Eddie
144
Spray,Chester
Stauffer, Emily Rocklund
43
Spray,Lester
36
43
Spray,Ruth
69
Stauffer,Geo.
43
Spray,W.A.
67
Stauffer, I bba
Spring, Creek
154
Stauffer,W.B. Mrs 67,158
Spring Creek,
155
55
Stebbins, Cullie
Spring Creek# 2 30,154
Stebbins; Elmer
55
Springer,Alice 24,113
55
Stebbins,Mary
148
Springer, C.E.
55
Springer,Mildred 13,153 Stebbi ns, Will
Stecher,Delores
50,141
Springer, Mildred
Steele, Edna Mae Hayes 72
37
Chandler
18
Springer,V.C.Mrs 26,56 Steele,F.
Steele,
Fred
45
92
Springfield
Steele,Glen
18
65
Spunky Point
18
Steele,Hattie
139
Spurgeon, Joe
76
Steele,
Hugh
48
St.Johns
17
Stee 1e, I. T•
92
Staadt,Josephine
100,106
Steele,
Ida
52
Staffen,
134,141
Steel e, Ida
42
Stahel, Alvin
6,13,24
Steele,Ida
M.
87
Stahel,J.G.
87
Stahl ,Ada

#

28

Steele,Ira T. 15,16,17 Stillwell, Anna
29
29
Steele, Isabelle Cummings Stillwell,Clara
89
Stillwell, Jennie 27
Steele,Jacquelean 18,122 Stilwell, W.O
154
32
Steele,Jennie
102
Stoddard, W.O.
Steele, Jessie
76
Stoebner,Arnold
50
Steele,Pearl
45
Stoebner,John 49,50
Steele,R.A.
16
Stoebner,Lena
49
Steele,R.E.
16
Stoffer, Kathleen 42
Steele, Robert 46,76
Stone, Anzanetta 24
109
Steele,Robt. A.
17
Stone, C.A.
Stone,Dick
156
Steen, Opal
156
Stone, Ella
105
Stehwein, A.S.
114
Stone, Geo.S.
86
Steinker,Catherine 25
24
Stone.W.E.
Steinle,Leonard
III
35
Stone. Wm S.
Stephens, John E. 99
Stoneback, Dean 153
Stephens, Mary E. 115
153
Stephenson, Frances Mae Stoneback,I.J.
Stonebraker,John 27
40
Stonebraker,S.
27
Stephenson,Francis 137
Stoneking, Leroy 125
Stephenson, G.W.
3
66
Stephenson, Grace Mrs 7 Stoney Lonesome
Stoney Point Church III
Sterit, Alta Mrs
18
Stoops, S.
27
Sterling, Furn. co. 17
Storrer, Ruby
6
Sternberg, Charles 82
Stout, Andrew
54
Sternberg,Geo.
82
Stout,Thomas J.
90
Sternberg,Levi
82
Stover, Clarence
139
Sternberg,Maud
82
139
Stevenin, Chas. A.76,100 Stover,Eva
76
Stevens,
137 Stover, Josie
134, Stover, Lillian 67,100,129
Stevens, Agnes
Stover,Luke
76
Stevens,Grace Agnes
76
Stover,Perry
61.67,125,126
Stevens, Jennie M.
97 Stover,Stover
76
Stevens, Myrtle
152 Strahan,Geo.
152
Stevens, Olive Maud 125 Strahan,Geo.W.
153
Stevens, Winifred 58,92 Strahan,Gertie
152
Stevens, Winifred
118 Strahan, Jesse
33
Stevenson, H.P.
29 Strahan,Will
152
Stevenson, Lila
4 Strain, S.L.
145
Stevenson, Myrtle 58,63 Stratford, Roberta 79
Stevenson,Myrtle 76,139 Straub, Chris
47
Stevenson,MyrtleJamison Streeter, O.C.
27
37
Streeter, Ruby
69
Steward, Bertha
6 Streib, Nellie
13
Steward,Martin
6 Strimple, Evelyn
8
76 Stroda,Ed
13
Stewart, Arthur
Stewart, J.W.
124 Strode, Mae
33
52
123 Strong,
Stewart, James
20
155 Strong, A.V.
Stewart,Jessie
20,46
115 Strong,Cora
Stewart, Pearl
20
53 Strong,Ethel
Stewart, Rosemary
77
5 Strong, Harry
Still, A.C.Rev.
34
Still, James M.
34
Stillson, A.F.

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Strong, Kathleen K.Mrs 83
Strong,Stella
20
Strudy,
57
Stuart, Fannie
54
Stuart, Fannie F.Miss 151
Stuart, Stella
147
Stella K.Bumgartnr 36
Stubbs, Fred Mrs
158
136
Stubbs,John
Stubbs"Mary Alice 158
63
Studebaker,Harry
63
Studeb,aker, Jesse
Studebaker,Maud
63
Studebaker,Myrtle
63
Studebaker, Stephen 59,60
Studebaker,Susannah 58
Stull
70,121
Stull,Ida
160
Stull, Sylvester
71
Stumbo, Louise
133
Stump, Marjie
125
Stump,' Mysie
30
58,63
Sturdy, El i z
Sturdy, Geo.
58
Sturdy, Helen'
140
Sturdy, Samue 1
58
Sturm,
52
Sturm, Dan
2
Sturm, John
52
113
Suiter,.
Suiter, Myrtle
90
Suiter~Myrtle
158
sun ivan, Wm
65
Sullivant, Mary Ann 156
Sultzer,Wm
158
Sulzen,Adolph
84
Sulzen, Fred
158
Sulzen,J.T.
158
Sulzen, T.J.
158
Summers,Arloa
153
Summers, Harold
85
Sunflower Ord.Works 151
Supple, Marie
106
Surber,
107
147
Surcat,S.S.
Surles,Bessie
63
Surrat, Charlene
140
Surrat,Charles
139
Sutters, Rob.
131
Sutton, Clara
139
Sutton,D.C.
76,100
Sutton,Dockie
100
Sutton,Edna
139
Sutton,Harry
20

Tegart,J.H.
54
Telmas,Mr.
122
139
Ten Broeck, Nettie 155
148
Sutton~Jesse
Terrell, Lena 87,147
20
Sutton,Jessie
Terrell, Lillian 50,75
20
Sutton,Lydia
114
Thacher, Mr
139
Sutton,Maggie
Thacher, S.O.
113
100
Sutton,Mattie
Thalman, L.H.
69
139
Sutton,Olive
Theil,
Theda
Mae
122
120
Sutton,Russel
Thomas, David
7
Sutton,Sena 58,113
Thomas,
Fay
R.Mrs
83
122
Sutton, Sena
Thomas,John
116
Sutton,Vollie
100
Thomas,
Lloyd
99
20
Sutton,Willie
Thomas,
Michael
99
20
Sutton,Wm.
Thomas,O.D.
8
20
Sutton,Zella
Thomas,Saul
Sergeant
32
122
Swadley, Emery
Thompson,
Earl
63
103
Swadley, H.D.
Thompson, Eddie 152
122
Swadley, H.E.
Thompson, F.P.
98
12
Swadley, H.W •.
Thompson, Harry 85
122
Swadley,Susan
147
Thompson, 'Jake
74
.Swaim,Mack
147
Thompson,Joe
74
Swaim,Ona
Swain, Delia
87
Thompson,John
63
Swanson,
Thomp~on,Lizzie
63
11,3~
Thompson,Olive J. 23
Swanson, Esther 114
Thompson,Pearl 21,20
Swanson, Lewis 57,90
Thompson,Willie 63
Swartz,Wm
87
Swayze,Minnie E. 102
Thompson.Winnie 65
Swayze,Paul
85,90
Thoren,Ed
92
Swecker,G.W.
24
Thoren, Lelia
150
Sweezer, G.
10
Thoren~Lena
94
Swender, Arlie L. 139
. Thorton, Clifford 55
Tablor,John
144
Thorton,Henry
55
Talhelm,Byron 118,132
Thorton,Joseph
55
Talley,Clarence
87
Thorton, Olive
11
Talley, Helen
100
Thralls, Frank 112
Talley, Lona
47
Thuber,Ray
21
Talley, Wm
86
Thuber,Roy
20
Tarpy, Delia
36
Thuber,Stuart
21
Tarpy,M.C.
56
Thurber~ Brent
4
36
Thurber, Carl
20
Tarpy,Martin
Tarpy,Norah
36
Thurber,Coila L.A. 113
Tate, L.E.
28
Thurber,Dollie
20
Tate, Maurice Mr &amp; Mrs 116 Thurber,Elmer
20
Tate, Maurice R. 118
Thurber,George
20
Taul, B.L.
101
Thurber,Harry
20
Taul, Hibbard
50
Thurber, Lottie 54
Tauy Creek
76
Thurber,Lottie F. 61
Taylor,Bessie4,105,122
Thurber,O.E.
20
Taylor, Cassie
120
Tietjens~Estella 63,87
1i2
Timmens, Bertha 89
Taylor, Effie
Taylor, J.S.
147
Timmens,Lainard 89
Taylor,J.W.
144
Timmermyer,George 69 .
Taylor, Roy·C.
140'
Titford, C.C.
133
Sutton,James
Sutton,Jerry

100

# 29

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Titterington,Lawrence 12
Titterington,M.
10
Titterington,May
12
Tobler, J.J.
120
Todd,Judy
102
Todd,Maud
102
Todd, Sammie
150
Todd, Susan
102
Todd,Willie
150
Tomberline, Fowntain C. 123
Topeka
129,135
Topping, Charlie 109
Topping,Clarence 109
109
Topping,Mary A.
Torneden,Fred
56
94
TorrenceEunice
36
Tosh, L.D.L.
Towles, Theo.
120
Townsend, Uriah
92
78
Townsend, W.B.
Toyne, F.B •.
34
Tracy, Minnie 8,122
Tracy,Sallie Mrs 69
Traders Lodge
115
Transmier, Leroy 119
Tregemba,Marjorie 87
Trendle, Ethyl
87
Trendle, Loretta 106
Trotter,Elmer
98
Trowbridge; Nadine 24,25,72
Troy NY
93
Trueblood,
113
Trueblood, Ethel 112
Trueblood,Harry 112
Trusheim, Vincent 30
Trusine, Con.
27
. Tryon,Mickey
137
Tryon ,Tommy
137
Tuckel, Felix 49,133
Tuckel,Judy
133
Tuckel, Russell
13
Tuckel,Steve
133
Tucker, Albert
96
Tucker, Clyde
20
Tucker, Dorcas
78
Tucker,Ella
152
Tucker, Fanni e
159
Tucker,Grace
20
Tucker, Harace
151
Tucker, Jessie
98
Tucker,John
54
Tucker,Josie
98
Tucker, Lewis 96,98

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
Tucker,Lizzie Mrs 78
Tucker,Mabe1
20
Tucker,Mary 18,122,149
Tucker,Myrt1e
20
Tucker,Ne11ie
98
Tucker,Nettie
98
Tucker,Ray
152
Tucker,Roy
20
Tucker, Ruhama 125
Tucker,Solon
20
Tucker,Ste11a Mrs 98
Tucker,T.
54
Tucker,W.R.
152
Tucker,Wm
152
Tudor, Lela R. Mrs 90
T~dor, Lila Reece Mrs 58
Tuggle, Kenneth Mr &amp; Mrs
15
Turner, Alta
125
Turner, Asa
125
Turner, Earl
77
Turner,Fred
42
133
Turner, Inge
Turner, J.T.
125
Turner, John
41
Turner, Lida
136
Turner,Mabe1 77,153
Turner, Mabel Fisher 143
Turner, Mae
37
Turner, Mae Kennison 137
Turner, Mae Mrs 103
Turner, Neil
142
Turner, Oscar
123
Turner, Waneta Darlene 88
Tusseey, Horace F. 52
Tutcher,B.A.
46
Tutcher,E1iza Mrs 85
Tutcher, Hattie . 75
Tutcher,R.E.
46,47
Tutcher,Randle
46
Tutcher, Wallace 45
Tuttle,
57
Tuttle, B.E.
82
Tuttle, Birch E.
36
Tuttle,C.E.
137
Tuttle, D.O.
58
Tuttle,E1iz. H.
36
Tuttle, E1iz.H.Mrs 76
Tuttle,Eliz. H. Whedon 37
Tuttle,Irwin
36
Tuttle,Katy
36
Tuttle,Laura
36
Tuttle, Lizzie 14,94
Tuttle,Otto
36
149
Tuttle, Roy

Tuttle, S.H.
154
Tuttle, W.L.
36
Tutt1e,Wi11
36
Twiche11,Leone
98
Twichell, R.H.
139
Twin Mound #32 11,66
U.8.Church of Big Springs
21
U.S. govt.
154
Ulrich,
137
Ulrich, Arthur
55
U1rich,Edward
55
U1rich,Emma
55
Ulrich, Emma Petefish
118,136
U1rich,Ethe1
120
Ulrich, J.
120
Ulrich, James
63
Ulrich, John
131
Ulrich, Lester 120
U1rich,M.H.
87
U1rich,Mabe1 55,56,153,1
109,120
U1rich,Marsha11
96·
U1rich,Maud
63
Ulrich, Murray
87
U1rich,Pau1
96
Ulrich, Paul Mrs 160
U1rich,Rob.
55
Umbarger,G.W.
54
Umbarger,John
54
Unger, Harry E.
56
Union
52
Upham, Graham
118
Upham, W.R.Rev
10
Uphane, Rev.
11
Urton, Shelley
8
Utz, Carrie
65
Van Horn,G1enn 109
Van Horn,lrene 109
Van Kunkle, Annie 63
Van Kunkle, Bertha 49
Van Kunkle,Birdie 63
Van Kunkle,Grover 63
Van Kunkle,Howard 63
Van Landingham,J.A. 65
Van Neste, H.G. 82,130
Van Tries,B.G.
27
Van Tries, Bertha 112
Van Tries,C.
27
Van Tries, Frank
30
Van Tries,Irene, 29,30
Van Tries,Mary
30
Van Tries,Nora
29
28
Van Tries,W.C.

#30

Wade, Evelyn
134
Van Tries,W.J.
30
Wade, Ida
150
Vandeventer, Kenneth 31
Wade,Jessie
150
Vandeventer,Marlene 31
Wade,Lena
4
VanKusen,Helen
139
Wade,Meda
150
VanKusen,Herbert 139
Wade,Renee
143
Vaughn, Bernice
33
Wade,Wil1ie
143
Vaughn,F.P.
34,35
Wadsworth, Stephen L. 44
Vaughn, Gladys
98
. Waggoner, Thelma Mann Mrs
Vaughn, Iva
100
133
Vaughn, Minnie 154
Waggoner,Thelma Mrs 148
Vaughn, Orlyn K. 64,63
Wahl, Freda
·103
Vaughn,Rena Mrs 98
Vaughn, Sadie
85
Wakarusa Township
32
Vernson, 'Hilda 69,149,156 Wakarusa River 124,153,81
Vincent, Bennie 45
Wakarusa Valley # 98
Vincent,Blanche 45
70,119,153
Wakarusa Va11eyOist. #98
Vincent,Carrie
6.
4,18,44,111
45
Vincent,Edna
Wakefield,W.H.T. Judge 107
Vincent,Este1la 45,46
WakurusaVa1ley #98
45
Vincent,F.W.
111,133,137
Vincent,Freddie
45
Walburn,Margaret 78
Vincent, Gladys
65
Walburn, Marion
78
Vincent, J.C.
105
Wa1burn,Nancy
78
Vincent,Ste1la'
46
Wa1burn,Sarah
78
Vincent, T.E.
63
Wa1burn,Wi11iam
78
Vincent,Tommy
45
21
Vinland 37,58,92,97,133 Walden, Frances
Walker, Cora
14
Vitt, Bernie
150
Walker, Estate JR. 54
Vitt, Bessie
91
Walker, Jenny
78
Vitt,George
92
Walker,John
78
Vitt,Jennie
'18
Walker, Mary Katherine 140
Vitt,Jessie
Walker, Will
79
98,139,141,160
Walker,Wm
78
Vitt,JessieMrs 151
Wall,Mrs
10
Vitt, Nora 52,58,8,98
Wallace,
Gerry
137
Vitt,Nora 133,158,160
Wallace, Gilbert 119
Vitt,Ollie
150
Wallace, Hattie
78
Vitt,Walter
150
Wa1lace,L.B.
81
Vogel, John
26
.Wallace,Mary
78
Volgasts, Helmers 47
Wallace,
Merle
141
Volyer,H.A.
41,139
Wallace, Pansie M. 69
Volyer, Lois
8
Wallen, Ruth
55
Vorhees,
39
Walling,
Lalia
Miss
11,12
Votaw,Alma
15
Walnut
GroveOist
11
103
Votaw, Geo. J.
94
Walsh, Wilma
125
Votaw,Oscar
94
Walter, A.
105
Wacker, Gertie Oeay 44
Walter, August
122
Waddel1,Oaisy
2
Walter, Belle L.
40
Wade,A.B.
144
Walter, J.C.
85
Wade, Ada
143
Wa1ter,John A.
100
Wade,Arthur
143
Walter,Mary M.
158
143
Wade,Bessie
Walter, Sara Slavens 90
150
Wade,C~inton
Walter, Sarah
158
150
Wade, Elmer
143
Wade,Emma

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS

Walters, August
70
Walters, Edna
112
Walters, F.O.
26
Walters,Frank
112
Walters,Myrtle
112
Walters,Olive
112
Walters,Roy 112,113
Walton, J.C.
151
Waner, Clara
81
Waner, Grace 81,118
Ward, Brutus
137
Ward, Dollye E.
61
Ward, Emma F. 18,122
Ward,Ethel
8
47
Ward, Ina
Ward, Jessie
137
Ward, Lois P. 110,111
Ward, Lulu
137
Ward,Maggie
6
Ward,Miss
143
Ward,Velma
47
Ward, Vera
: 62
Warden,L.J.
145
Ware, Charlene
75
Ware,Maud
155
Ware, W.W.
43
Warne, Thomas 59,60
Warner, Eliz.
46
Warner,Grace E.
95
Warner, Harper 139
Warner, J.W.
76
Warner, Milton' 49
Warnoch, Mary
18
Warnock, Lloyd
30
Warnr,Velma
143
Warnr,Will
143
Warnr,Wm
143
Warren, Betty 6,75,149
Warren, E.C.
150
Warren,Sherry
6
Warren, Thos. W. 149
Washington, Albert 33
Washington Creek 117
Washington,Mary
33
Wasson, Jennie
26
Waters,
27
Waters, Gladys
30
Waters,Gladys 29,149
Waters, S.B.
27
Waterson, Gladys C.
100,118,125
'
Waterson,Jack
160
Waterson,W.A.
. 160
Watkins, Mae
82

Watkins' Nat.Bank 33
Watson, Alma 2,94,99
Watson,Herbert
94
Watson, Lotta
43
Watson,Rose
110
Watson, Sarah
89
Watson, Silas J.
89
Watt, Wm
147
Watterson, Genie
36
Watts, J.S.
143
Watts,John
143
Watts, Laura 61,63,149
Watts, Lizzie Mrs 149
~,tt$~ M.S.
143
Watts'..: Marger.y
61
14atts,Max
~49
Watts, Payton
149
Wa'tts,Rachel
61
Watts Sch.,
146
i~aukarusa River
15
Wear, Nan
109
Wear, Nan Colman III
Webber, Fred
148
Wedel,Darda
79
Weed, Scott
'129
Weeks; A.F.
37
Weeks,P.H.
26
Weeks, Peter H.
58
Weese, Lena
89
Weese,Wm
89
Weesmer, Everet
76
Weesmer,May
76
Weible, Cora
43
Weible, Emma
43
Weible,Fred
43
Weible,John
43
Weible,Robert
43
Weichman, Dorothy ~4,1.5a
Weideman, Clara
40
Weidman, Bertha
122
Weiler,Anna
141
Weil er, Bertha
91
Weiler,Cora
141
Weiler,Geo. A.
141
W,~iler,Miss
91
Weimer, Ear.l
46,47,
Weimer, Earl 74,87,118
Weimer,Guy
74
Weimer,Jay
74
Weimer,Lutie
74
Weimer, Mabel
20,74
Weimer,Mabel A.
87
Welch, Anna Louise 53
Welch, H.
16

Weldon, Emma 153,156
Wells,Carlos
139
Wells, Chas.
132
Wells, Effi~
20
Wells, Floyd
61
Wells,Geo.
17
Wells, Gertrude
125
Wells,Gertrude L.
13
Wells, Helen
56
'Wells, Lois Mrs
106
Wells, Nellie
139
Wells, S.Pitt
78
Welter,Belle F. 63~90
Welty, John
40
Welty,Louis
40
Werts, Bessie
150
Werts,Harry
150,151
West,Belle Mrs
144
West, J.A.
. 15,144
West Fairview #59 18
Westergreen, Arnold 2
Westerhouse,Anna
99
Westerhouse,Inez
99
Westerhouse, Inez E. 30
Westhefer,Don
80,81
Weybright, J.C.
131
Whalely, Geo.·
15
WhalelY,Geo. W.
14
Whal ey, Emma
35
Whaley, Harry
14
Whaley, Howard
81
Whaley, Paul
137
Wheadon,Earl
39
Wheadon,Maud
39
Whedon, Eliz.H. Tuttle 37
Wheeler, Edith
69
Wheeler, Holland 61
Wheeler, Josie R. 36
Wheeler,Lillie
69
Wheeler, Mabel R. Mrs 15
Wheeler,Ruth
69
Whirl ow,
57
White, Aghes M.
122
White, Annie
102
White, Arthur
125
White, Cleo
102
White,Daniel
125
White,Earl
98
White,Elenor
125
White, Ella
61
White, Harold
127
White, Margaret
94
White, Martia
102
White, Mary D.
17

# 31

White,Masie
125
White,Pearl
102
White, Robert G. 82
White, Siman
114
White,Simon'
147
White, Vivian
44
White Dist.N 61 44,130
Whitman, A.D.
102
Whitman, E.E.
118
Whitney, Ethel
82
Whitney,Eva
82
Whitney,Jessie
82
Whitney,Myrtle
82
Whitney,Nora'
82
Whitney,Perry
82
Whittier, John Greenleaf VI
Whittingbon, Ann 24
Wible,Daris
62
Wical,G.
i6
Wical,Nettie
76
Wichman, Albert 81
Wicks, C.
54
Wicks, Elsie
55
Wicks,Lloyd
55
Wicks, Miss
20
Wiggins, Geo.
39
Wiggins, J.B.
115
Wiggins,Sherman 39
Wiggins,Willie
39
Wiglesworth, 'Myrtle 18,26
40,69,130,153
Wilber, W.H. ' 139
Wilbur, Lola
15
Wilcox, Lela Mae 67
Wilcox, Nancey 63
Wilder,Abraham 145
Wiley, Edith
65
Wiley, Eliza
43
Wiley,Maggie
43
Wiley,Samuel
43
Wiley,Theodore 43
Wilkerson, Judith Elaine 88
Wilkerson,Linda Kay' 88
Willaims, Hazel Mrs 107
Willard, Grace 102
Willard, Louise 182
Willey, J~N. Sr. 34
Willey, J.W.
35
Willey,J.W. Sr.
34
Williams,Ada Mrs 98
Williams,Ann
44
Williams,Ann O.
113
Williams,Bella Miss 2
Williams,Florence 76

�RURAL SCHOOLS and SCHOOLHOUSES of DOUGLAS COUNTY KANSAS
#

Williams.Florence 76
Williams. Frank 98,96
Williams.Geo.
96
Williams. Henry
60
Williams. Jessie 29
Willia'ms. John S. 98
Williams. Johnnie 55
Williams. Kate
36
Williams.Lillian 132
Williams.' Lizzie 41.58
Wtlliams.Lonie
36
Williams.Loren M. 97
Williams. Lorene 53.58
Williams. Lylian 46
Williams.Mamie
139
Williams. Mary
82
Williams.Mattie
33
Williams.Minnie 158
Williams.R.L.
82
Williams. Steve
98
Williams. Winifred 65
Williamson.
137
Williamson.Dorcas T. 97
Williamson. Jean
134
Williamson.Lois
151
Willits. Donald L. 130
Willow SpringsTwnsp. 123
Willwtt. H.
125
Wilson. A.E. '
71
Wil son.A.H.
132
Wil son. Bruce
67
Wilson.Burlile
160
Wilson. Cassie
122
Wil son. Chas.
82
Wil son.Dell ie
122
Wil son. Dora C.
ll5
Wilson. Earl J.
I II. I V. 40.
Wilson. Edgar
39
Wil son. Fern
82
Wilson. Hazel
43.ll5
156
Wilson. J.M.
Wilson.Jefferson
43
Wilson.John
144.145
Wilson.Katie
43
Wilson.L.E.
71
Wilson.Lillian
43
Wilson.Mabel
122
Wilson. Margaret 61.90
Wilson.Margaret
160
Wilson.Mildred 26.71.82
Wilson. Mildred Mrs 148
Wil son .Mi nni e
. 24
Wilson. Pearl
39
Wil

Wilson. Steve
96
Wilson. "Swede"
69
Wilson.Violet
15
Wilson. Wenona,
98
Wimmer. Ora
118
Winfield. James
7~
Winfield. Pierce
69
Wingert. Ervie
52
Wingfield. Daisy 24.90
Wingfield.Richard D. 90
Winkleman. Elsie
'lOa
Winkleman. M. Elaine 8
40
Winsler.C.C.
Winsler. J.
122
Winter. G.W.
54
Winter.J.L.
54
Winter. Jessie T.
85
Winter. Paul
13
Winter Sch.#70
I
42
Wintermantel.Faye
Winters. Bell
96
Winters. Miney
96
Winters. Ova
152
Winters.Roy
, 152
Winters,W.Mrs
160
Winters.Willie
160
Wiscombe.John,
45
Wisconsin Broadhead 1
Wise. Catherine
30
Wise. Charley
25.41
Wise.Chas. A.
26
Wise.Clara
25.26
Wise.Dick
130
Wise.E.
129
Wise.Elmer
26
26 '
Wise.Etha
III
Wise.Geo.
26
Wise.J.C.
Wise. Minnie 41.100.156
Wise. Peggy Jean
130
45
Wise. R.A.
Wise.Rosa
18
25
Wise.Rosie
26
Wise.Willie
Wismer.Vera H. Mrs 76.87
Wizer. B.F.
84
34
Wm.?
33
Wolf Book Store
87
Wolfe.Bertha
Wolgamott.Edith , 69.74
Wolgamott.Edith 109.152
69
wolgamott.Lenna
13
Wolverton. Alice
129
Wood. A.S.

36
Wood. Annie G.
Wood. Charles H.
129
Wood. Haskell
93
Wood. J.B.
34
Wood. Loren
87
Woodard. Earl
33
Woodard.Lura
33
Woodhead.Lucy
39
Woodhouse.W.L.
149
Woodin. Wm
158
Woodward. Albert
4
Woodward.Anna
4.16.17.18.26
Woodward. Carl
33
Woodward. Chas. Mrs. 149
Woodward. Dumas
42
Woodward.Earl
33
Woodward.Ella
74
Woodward. Faye
74.122
Woodward. Helen 102.121
Woodward.J.R.
3
Woodward. James R. 151
Woodward. Levi
92
Woodward.Lillian
4
Woodward.Lizzie
4
Woodward.Lloyd
4
Woodward. Martin W. 55
Woodward.Marvin
33
Woodward.R.J.
18
Woodward.Roy
4
Woodward.Sadie
17.16
Woodworth.Paula
6
49
Woolsey. Ida
Wordon
48
Workman.Wilma Scott Mrs
156
World War II
151
Worswick. Jessie 43.69
Worswick. Ethel Edith
Worswick. Ethel Jessie
49'
Wrede.Amelia
Wrede.Sophia
49
49
Wrede .Will i e
Wright. Faye
153
Wright. Grace
67
Wright. Grover
87
Wright. H.R.
75
Wright. J.C.
45.47.87
Wulfkuhle. Arthur E. 72
Wulfkuhle. August 105
Wulfkuhle.Chas. A.
26
Wulfkuhle. Fred
71
Wulfkuhle.Harry
107

'~iJlfkuhle.W.F.;'

32

71
Wulfkuhle. Wesley 24.25
Wymer. Rose D. Mrs 85
Wymore.Harley H.
4
Wynn. J.D.
103.103
Yakle.Anna
139
Yakle.Erhart
139
Yakle. John
31
Yakle.Karen
31
Yakle.Katie
139
Yates.Abel
151
Yates. Wm
.10.144.145
Yeager.Alta
98
Yeager. Bertha
98
Yeager.Emet
98
' Yeager. Ernest
98
Yerger. Josephine
49
Yoder. E.
54
York. O.T.
37
Young. Claude
155
Young.Edith
82
Young. Elaine
llO
Young.Eliza
85
Young.Erma
155
Young. Ernest W.
129
Young. Frances K.
40
Young.Jennie
82
Xoung,John
102.82
Young. L.H. Mrs . 72
Young.Lee
82
Young.Leonard
125
Young.Luther
125
Young. Olive
125
,Young, P.C.
154
Young.Walter
82
Zeeb. Michael
105
Zeisset.Merton Mrs 50
Zeisset.Merton Rev. 50
Zeverly.J.H.
60
Zimmerman. Jessie 25
Zweifel. Dorothy A. 69

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GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION IN
NEWSPAPERS OF LAWRENCE,
DOUGLAS COUNTY, KANSAS:
INDEX FOR 1873-1881
Compiled by members of Douglas County Genealogical Society
Paul R Jordan, Project Coordinator

Copyright 2000
Douglas County Genealogical Society
P.O. Box 3664, Lawrence, KS 66046-0664
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Internet page: htlp://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/douglas/dckgs.htm

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Acknowledgments
The following persons contributed to the production of this work and their efforts
are hereby acknowledged With thanks and appreciation of the Douglas County
Genealogical Society, Inc.

Newspaper information recorders
Patti Garrett
Paul Jordan
Donald Vaughn
Charles Worley
Erma Worley

Coordinator, text, and data entry
Paul Jordan

Text editor
J. Bunker Clark

Proofreaders
Mary and Brower Burchill
. Beverley and Lawrence Chapman
Carolyn and Paul Jordan
Robert Kleopfer
Judy and Craig Sweets
Cindy Wilbur
Enna and Charles Worley

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"Mr. Andrew Gray, of Camp Chase, Ohio, arrived in town
Saturday on a visit to his three sisters, Mrs. WIlson, Mrs. Wallace,
and Mrs. Henderson, living in this city."

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''Yesterday, the seventieth birthday of Mrs. Charlotte V. Cutter, .. "

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"Z.D. Wood, a New Yorker, aged fifty-six, and his wife, C.A.
Wood, sixty years old, born in Vermont."

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"Col. J.C. Steele ... the fiftieth birthday of his eldest daughter,
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These and similar informative items, along with items less
informative or redundant, are among the 5,500 newspaper articles
indexed here. Some of the information is directly useful for
genealogical research and other information gives clues to other
sources of data for productive research. Information includes
relationship, married woman's maiden name, death date, death
place, birth, marriage, birthday celebration, wedding anniversary,
location of birth place or residence before moving to Douglas
County, or location of residence after moving from Douglas
County.

What newspapers are indexed?
The Lawrence daily newspapers available on microfilm in the
Lawrence Public Library are indexed. The newspapers are those of
March 1873 through December 1877 and July 1878 through August
1881. Lawrence daily newspapers are not available for January
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What kinds of items are indexed?
We indexed each item in the news and letters columns that indicated
information that might be useful for genealogical research
. concerning a resident, former resident, or a relative of a resident of
Douglas County. A researcher should read every item indexed for an
individual, as the name may have been printed differently or
different relationships or other details may have been reported.
Where only a surname is shown in the index, the usual reason is that
the newspaper article contains information pertaining to two or more
people having that surname.
The Lawrence newspapers reported some news of Douglas County
people outside Lawrence, but much less than for Lawrence people.

What parts of the newspapers are not indexed?
Legal notices and commercial advertisements are not indexed.

Are page numbers printed on the newspapers?
The newspapers generally had four pages, and page numbers were
not printed. To aid the user, in most cases we have listed a page
number; that is, the first, second, third, or fourth page of the order in
which they appear on the microfilm. Sometimes a second copy of a
page is on the microfilm, in which case we did not count the second
copy in our page numbering.

How can copies of the newspapers be seen?
Microfilms of the newspapers indexed are in the Lawrence Public
Library, the Research Library of the Kansas State Historical Society in
Topeka, and those for March 1874 through March 1875 are also in the
Kansas Collection at Spencer Research Library, University of Kansas.
Those in the State Historical Society are available for interlibrary
loan.

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Upon written request with payment in advance and clear
specification of items wanted, the Douglas County Genealogical
Society will make copies of indexed items. The cost in 2000, subject
to change in the future, is J6 for one or more items on one page of $l); t1 '2. 00 g
one newspaper and $1 for items on each additional page of any
newspaper in the same request. Be aware that additional items for
the same person mayor may not contain additional information. Our
address is P.O. Box 3664, Lawrence, KS 66046-0664.

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Is the index complete and perfect in every respect?
We have done our best, but there may be some mistakes and
omissions. The index has been proofread with the work sheets, but
the work sheets have not been checked against the newspapers. If
you don't find an item on the page listed, look at the other pages in
the same issue. If still not found, look at the previous and following
issues. We indexed according to the spelling given in the
newspaper, so look for possible alternate spellings or misspellings
including typographic errors. For example, if looking for Riggs also
look for Biggs; if looking for Paroyne also look for Perrine.

What did one newspaper have to say about the value of
preserving newspapers?

The files of our city papers constitute extremely
valuable archives, which increase in worth as time rolls
on and detailed data of current events in the past
become scarcer. Unlike the parent states, Kansas was
fortunate in having a vigorous press,
contemporaneously with her first settlement, and
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eventful history is of record on the pages of her papers.
To preserve in the safest and most convenient form
complete files of their papers should be the care of our
commonwealth and our cities. It occurs to us that here in
Lawrence we have a most convenient means through
which this may be assured in the future. Our city library
is furnished day by day and week by week with the
issues of our local press. Let the city council authorize
and instruct the city librarian to carefully preserve the
files in her care and from time to time have them bound
in a convenient shape for preservation. Their conStantly
enhancing value would amply repay the trifling
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"a Frenchman by birth"
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23 Nov 1878
25 Oct 1879
11 Nov 1873
30 Jul 1879
25 Jul1879
27 Feb 1880
22 Aug 1877
23 Aug 1877
26 Jul 1879
27 Jul1879
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26 Mar 1879
ABBE, C.E.
25 Mar 1877
ABBOTT, H.V.
20 Jun 1873
ABBOTT, lB.
9 Oct 1874
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ABBOTT, James B., Major
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ABRAMS, W.H.
28 Apr 1875
ABRAMS, w.H., Mr.
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20 Jul1880
ADAIR, Martha
8 Jan 1876
ADAMS
25 Sep 1877
ADAMS (son born)
6 Jun 1875
ADAMS, Chas w., Col.
27 Jan 1874
ADAMS, Ella L., Mrs.
ADAMS, Florence, Miss
19 Nov 1878
29 Dec 1876
ADAMS, James W., Mr.
ADAMS, Jane W., Mrs.
16 Jan 1879
26 Jan 1879
ADAMS, Jane, Mrs.
9 Oct 1874
ADAMS, Martin
30 Nov 1878
ADAMS, Matilda J., Miss
7 Jan 1876
ADAMS, Mrs.
29 Jan 1874
ADAMS, Mrs. c.w.
4 Sep 1875
ADAMS, Walter G.
ADDINGTON, Josiah
4 Nov 1879
ADWERS
13 Jul1880
ADWERS, Mrs. G.M.
15 Jan 1874
16 Jan 1874
AJ?WERS, Mrs. G.M.
AHLQVIST, Amanda, Miss
2 Nov 1875
AKERS
7 Jun 1876
AKERS, B.F., Col.
8 Oct 1875
AKERS, Benjamin F
20 Nov 1878
AKERS, Benjamin F.
21 Nov 1878
AKERS, Mrs.
20 May 1879
AKERS, Mrs. B.F.
18 May 1880

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LDJ, Lawrence Daily Journal
KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
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ALDEN, Charles 0., Mr.
ALDEN, Chas.
ALDEN, Mr.
ALDEN, W.P., Mr.
ALDER, John W.
ALDER, Mr. &amp; Mrs. John
ALDRICH, Sarah, Miss
ALDRICK, Miss Emma "at point of
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ALEXANDER, F.M., Mr.
ALEXANDER, Frank M.
ALEXANDER, Miss
ALEXANDER, Miss
ALFORD
ALFORD
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ALFORD, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. D.S.
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ALLEN, Albert
ALLEN, Albert
ALLEN, Ann Eliza
ALLEN, Ann Eliza
ALLEN, Charles
ALLEN, Clara, Mrs.
ALLEN, D.C., Mr.
ALLEN, Elmore
ALLEN, Frank, Master
ALLEN, Geo. D.
ALLEN, J.
ALLEN, James
ALLEN, James
ALLEN, Mary
ALLEN, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
ALLEN, Mrs. E.H.
ALLEN, Phillip
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ALTENBURG, Harvey
ALTMAN (daughter)
ALTMAN, Frank T.
AMBLER, boy ofB.F.
AMBLER, Mrs. B.A.
AMBLER, Mrs. B.A.

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11 Jan 1880
17 Aug 1873
25 Oct 1876
20 Oct 1876
25 Oct 1876
28 Jul 1875
26 Oct 1876
20 Oct 1876
21 Sep 1873
2 Aug 1878
28 Mar 1874
5 Apr 1873
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10 Mar 1880
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9 Aug 1879
8 Mar 1876
3 Nov 1877
13 Aug 1881
15 May 1879
7 Jan 1879
13 May 1877
28 Jun 1879
25 Aug 1877
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ANDERSON, Arthur
ANDERSON, Charles
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ANDERSON, George (birthday)
ANDERSON, Irene H.
ANDERSON, James
ANDERSON, James
ANDERSON, John
ANDERSON, John
ANDERSON, Lenabelle B.
ANDERSON, Lenabelle B.
ANDERSON, Mary, Miss
ANDERSON, Mary, Miss
ANDERSON, Matthew
ANDERSON, Mollie, Miss
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ANDERSON, Sarah, Mrs.
ANDERSON, Sarah, Mrs.
ANDERSON, Sarah, Mrs.
ANDERSON, Thomas
ANDERSON, Wm. 1.
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ANDREWS, Shipman
ANDREWS, T. Benton
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ANGLAM, John
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ARClllBALD, Fred, Mr.
ARClllBALD, Frederick William
ARClllBALD, John C.
ARMSTRONG, Miriam A.
ARNOLD
ARNOLD
ARNOLD, H.R.
ARNOLD, Henry R.
ARNOLD, OA, Mr.
ARNY
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ASHBY
ASHBY, Kate, Miss
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ASHER, Dr.
ASHER, first-born ofW.W.
ASHER, JR., Dr.
ASHER, JR., Dr.
ASHER, JR., Dr.
ASHER, JM., Mr.
ASHER, Wm. W.
ASMAN, Joseph
ATCHISON, Mrs.
ATHENS, John T.
ATHEY (daughter)
ATHEY, J.T., Mr.
ATHEY, John T.
ATKINSON girl
ATKINSON, Henry C.
ATTA, Mr. &amp; Mrs.
ATWOOD, George S.
AUSTIN
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AVERY, Elizabeth, Miss, M.D.
A VERY, Mrs. Thomas
AYER
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AYER, Charles
AYER, Charles
AYER, Chas.
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BAILEY, L.D.
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BAKER, JB., Mr.
BAKER, John T.
BAKER, Mr. Preacher
BAKER, Rev. Mr.
BAKER, Susie, Miss
BALDRIDGE
BALDRIDGE, George
BALDRIDGE, George W.
BALDRIDGE, Mr. and Mrs.
BALDWIN
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BALDWIN, 1., Rev.
BALDWIN, J.C
BALDWIN, May and Levi
BALDWIN, William
BALLARD, Mrs. "not expected to
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BALLOU, W.H.
BANCROFT, E.H., Mr.
BANCROFT, Edward H.
BANCROFT, W.H., Mr.
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15 Dec 1875
9 Oct 1874
17 May 1873
21 Oct 1879
24 Oct 1879
21 Mar 1877
17 Aug 1873
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BANGS, Mrs. W.N.
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BANKS, E.Y.
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BANNISTER, John
BANTA, Susie, Miss
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BARBER, Mrs. Robert
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BARBER, Oliver, Captain
BARBER, RF., Esq.
BARBER, William J.
BARDWELL, F.W.
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BARKER, G.J., Hon.
BARKER, Geo. J
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LDJ, Lawrence Daily Journal
KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
Page Death Other RDJ, Republican Daily Journal

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BARNES, Samuel T., Rev.
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BARROWS, John H., Rev.
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BARTLETT, Ada Blanche
BARTLETT, Carrie Townsend, Mrs.
BARTLETT, J.E., Prof
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BARTLETT, Mrs. Prof
BARTLETT, Ralph C.
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BARTUNG, Major
BARTON
BASSETT, May, Miss
BASSETT, Mrs. Judge
BASTIEN, Mrs. Hiram
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BATES
BATES, A.F &amp; Ella
BATES, A.F., Mr.
BATES, Mrs. A.F.
BATES, Preston
BATES, Preston
BATES, Preston Jewett
BAUSLIN, D.H.
BEACH, D.C.
BEACH, D.e.

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24 Jul 1874
25 Sep 1877
1 May 1880
13 Dec 1878
4 Jan 1879
23 Apr 1875
6 Jun 1873
15 Nov 1873
11 Jun 1875
30 Mar 1875
2 Feb 1876
20 Oct 1877
12 Nov 1873
31 Aug 1878
3 Dec 1879
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7 Sep 1876
12 Jan 1879
5 May 1877
11 May 1875
10 Dec 1878
25 Mar 1879
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13 Dec 1877
8 Feb 1876
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27 Aug 1874
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27 Apr ]878
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22 Jan ]879
13 Dec 1878
14 Jan 1880
3 Aug 1875
29 Nov 1879
24. Aug 1878
8 Oct 1878
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4 Aug 1876
6 Jan 1880
12 Jul 1876
2 Aug 1879
7 Jan 1880
8 Jan 1880
6 Jan 1880
8 Jun 1877
18 May 1875
19 May 1875

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BEALS, Minnie
. BEAM, E. Jenny
BEAM, E. Jenny
BEAM, J.H., Hon.
BEAM, Mrs. Col.
BEARD, Herbert (birthday party)
BEARD, Lena (birthday party)
BEASLEY (sister)
BEATTY
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BEATTY, A., Rev. Mr.
BEATTY, Rev. Dr.
BEATTY, Rev. Dr.
BECKER, Carl
BECKNELL, James
BECKWITH, Flora, Miss
BECKY, Thomas
BEEZY, Mrs. T.N.
BEIRER, E. Jr., Mr.
BELL, F.E.
BELL, J.H., Gen.
BELL, Mrs. M.A.
BELL, William
BELL, William
BELMER, Rev. Mr.
BELT, Thomas
BENAS
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BENEDICT, Curtis H.
BENEDICT, Mrs. William
BENHAM, Mrs.
BENLOW,Mr.
BENNEFIELD
BENNETT
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BENNETT (child)
BENNETT (infant son)
BENNETT, Ella, Miss
BENNETT, J.G., Mr.

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LDJ, Lawrence Daily Journal
KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
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6 Sep 1878
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4
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11 Nov 1877
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11 Jan 1876
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BLACK, Bryson
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BLACKENSHIP, Thomas C.
BLACKER., Mattie E., Miss
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BLACKFORD, W.D., Mrr.
BLACKMAN, Mrs. Franklin
BLACKMAN, W.I.R.
BLACKWELDER., Gertrude, Mrrs.
BLACKWELDER., J.S., Mr.
BLAIR., E.W, Mrr.
BLAKE, Joseph

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1 Apr 1878
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31 Aug 1873
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29 Nov 1879
16 Jul 1875
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7 Jan 1879
10 Mar 1880
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30 Nov 1878
17Sep1874
15 Aug 1875
6 Oct 1878
3 Aug 1879
18 Feb 1881
21 Nov 1873
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BLODGETT, Kate, Miss
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BLODGETT, Mrs c.c.
BLOOD
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BLOOD, Arthur E.
BLOOD, Ida, Miss
BLOOD, Kate, Miss (birthday)
BLOOD, Mrs. M.A.
BLOOD, Newman c., Mr.
BLUNT, John
BLUNT, John
BOARDMAN, Edward
BODWELL
BOLES (girl)
BOLES, Prof
BOLLERD, E.R., Mr.
BONEBREAK
BONES, Mr.
BONTON, L.H.
BOON, S. Margaret
BOOTH, John, Dr.
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23 Nov 1878
14 Jan 1879
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21 Jun 1876
21 Mar 1876
22 Jan 1876
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1 Jan 1874
5 Mar 1880
18 Jun 1879
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11 Apr 1877
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3 Apr 1877
16 Jan 1877
11 Jun 1876
22 Feb 1880
3 Feb 1876
12 Nov 1875
22 Feb 1880
22 Feb 1880
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22 Oct 1876
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1 Nov 1877
4 Feb 1880
24 Jun 1880
22 Oct 1876
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3 Jun 1876
22 Jun 1876
11 Feb 1880
29 Nov 1877
16 Aug 1877
15 Aug 1876
18 Jun 1880
14 Mar 1880
24 Mar 1877
24 Sep 1876
3 Mar 1880
4 Aug 1876

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BOUGHTON, Georgie
BOUGHTON, Georgie
BOUGHTON, Georgie
BOUGHTON, Mrs. 1.S.
BOULDEN, Andrew
BOURNE, Allen
BOWEN, Sarah A
BOWERS, Mary
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BOWES, Charlie C
BOWKER, Jennie S., Miss
BOWLES, Prof.
BOWLES, Prof.
BOWLES, T.C., Major
BOWMAN, AB.
BOWMAN, Albert B.
BOWMAN, Geo.
BOWMAN, Mr.
BOWMAN, Mr.
BOWMAN, Mrs. AB.
BOWMAN, Nelson
BOWMAN, Nelson W.
BOWMAN, Nelson W.
BOYD, Geo., Mr.
BOYD, James
BOYD, James H.
BOYD, James H.
BOYD, Maggie, Miss
BOYD, Thomas·
BOYNTON, J., Rev.
BOYNTON, 1., Rev.
BOYNTON, 1., Rev.
BOYNTON, Mrs.
BOYNTON, Rev. Mr.
BRADEN, Belle, Miss
BRADEN, Belle, Miss
BRADLEY (a barber)
BRADSHAW, Geo. W.

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6 May 1876
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BRECHTLESBAUER, Ella D., Miss
BRECKHEISER, Geo.
BREEZE
BRETHERTON, C.E.
BRETHERTON, C.E., Mr.
BRETT
BREWER, Bill
BRICKLEY, Nellie
BRIGGS, Amanda
BRIGGS, J.L., Mr.
BRIGGS, Mr. and Mrs.
BRINKLEY, L.D.
BRINKMAN
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BRINKMAN, Frank
BRINKMAN, Frederick
BRINKMAN,Frederick
BRINKMAN, Mrs.
BRISTOL
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BRISTOL, Hattie
BRISTOL, Hattie, Miss
BRISTOL, Mattie
BRISTOL, Mrs.
BRISTOL, Mrs.
BROADHEAD, Gen.
BROCKELBY, Ida
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BROEHLSBAUER, Ellen
BROEKER, Fred., Mr.
BROMELSICK, Wm
BRONSON
BRONSON, Henry
BROOKS
BROOKS
BROOKS, Bertha, Miss
BROOKS, Carrie M., Miss
BROOKS, Emma
BROOKS, Emma
BROOKS, Mrs. P.R.
BROOKS, Mrs. Paul R.

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16 Oct 1874
10 Oct 1875
21 Oct 1877
24 Oct 1877
4 Apr 1876
16 Sep 1879
24 Oct 1874
24 Mar 1880
5 Dec 1878
26 Aug 1877
12 Sep 1877
19 Jan 1877
30 Oct 1874
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7 Jun 1873
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17 Mar 1874
4 Sep 1873
9 Oct 1874
19 Oct 1879
1 Jan 1874
1 Jan 1874
1 Jan 1874
19 Oct 1879
24 Oct 1879
30 Jul1878
6 Apr 1877

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BROWN, David, Captain
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BROWN, Henry
BROWN, Henry
BROWN, Ira
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BROWN, Jake
BROWN, John S., Rev.
BROWN, L.E., Mr.
BROWN, Lettie C., Miss
BROWN, Louis
BROWN, Mary R., Mrs.
BROWN, Mary R, Mrs.
BROWN, Miss
BROWN, Mr.
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BROWN, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
BROWN, Mrs. A.G.
BROWN, Mrs. J.S.
BROWN, Mrs. John
BROWN,P.B.
BROWN, Pamela, Mrs.
BROWN, Perry's boy
BROWN,R.H.
BROWN, S. Ella, Miss
BROWN, T.P., Mr.
BROWN, William, Mr.
BROWN, Wm.
BROWN, Wm. P.
BROWNE, Alice L., Miss
BROWNE, Orville H.
BRUCE
BRUCE, Juliann, Mrs.
BRUCE, Laura A., Miss
BRUNDAGE, Mrs.

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Newspaper name
LDJ, Lawrence Daily Journal
KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
Page Death Other RDJ, Republican Daily Journal

23 Jan 1876
3
1 Oct 1878
4
9 Oct 1874
4
4 Oct 1878
4
29 Feb 1880
4
30 Apr 1873
3
30 Mar 1876 4
28 Mar 1876 4, col.
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16 Sep1875
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16 Jun 1880
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18 Oct 1878
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11 Jan 1876
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12 Jun 1880
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7 Dec 1878
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9 May 1880
4
25 Feb 1880
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21 May 1874 4
1 Sep 1874
4
28 Aug 1878 4
23 Mar 1879 4
2 Jun 1880
3
12 Jun 1880
4
9 Aug 1878
4
28 Aug 1878 4
9 May 1876
4
28 Jul 1876
4
9 May 1880
4
10 Jan 1874
3
9 Oct 1878
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27 Jul 1878
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10 Aug 1878
29 May 1879 4
10 May 1878 4
23 Mar 1880 4
23 Mar 1880 4
9 Oct 1874
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24 Dec 1879 4
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BUCKINGHAM, Kate, Mrs
BUECKING, Estella, Miss
BUFFINGTON, Abigail
BULL, Stephen, Mr.
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BULLENE, Gertie, Miss
BULLENE, Kate, Miss
BULLENE, L., Mr.
BULLENE, S., Miss
BULLENE, W.L., Mr.
BULLOCK, Mr.
BUNTON
BUNTON, Maggie
BUNZ
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BURGESS, Mrs. Jessie
BURK, Joseph
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BURKET, Benton
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BURLINGHAM, M.l, Mr.
BURNETT
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BURNETT, Calvin

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27 Jul1875
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11 Jan 1880
4
24 Dec 1876 4
16 Nov 1875 3
22 Jun 1877
4
5 Oct 1877
4
25 Feb 1880
4
25 Feb 1880
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31 Oct 1874
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18 Jan 1877
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11 Nov 1879 4
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BURNETT, H.C., Mr.
BURNETT, Henry
BURNETT, Judge
BURNETT, Mary C.
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BURNETT, Mrs. Calvin
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BURNS, Joseph
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BURR, Luman, Mr.
BURROUGHS, Oscar
BURROWS, Mrs.
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BUSH, HE, Mr.
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BUSTER, Nelson
BUTEL, Yankee, Mr.
BUTLER, John, Jr.
BUTTERFIELD, S.w.
BUTTS, John
BYERS, Harmon
BYERS, Mrs.
BYRNE, Fred .
BYRON, R.E., Mr.

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CAMPBELL,.Dollie, Miss
CAMPBELL, Eli
CAMPBELL, Eva
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CAMPBELL, Mrs.
CAMPBELL,W.T., Col.
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CANlFF, H.I., Dr.
CANNON, Eddie Curtis
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CANTWELL, Mary, Mrs.
CARLISLE, Fannie L., Miss
CARLSON, Edward Leonard
CARLSON, son of Mr. &amp; Mrs. O.
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CARMEAN
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CARMEAN, Charlie
CARMEAN, Flora, Miss
CARMEAN, Foster
CARMEAN, Marshal
CARMEAN, S.H.
CARNEAN, Sheriff

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21 Nov 1875
16 Oct 1874
9 Oct 1874
27 Oct 1874
5 Jun 1874
1 Sep 1881
7 Sep 1877
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CARRUTH., Albert G.
CARRUTH, Arthur
CARRUTH., J.H., Rev.
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CARRUTH, Mrs. J.A.
CARSON, James
CARSON, M.L., Mr.
CARSON, Mrs John
CARTER, Elizabeth
CARTER, Jared
CARTER, Lawrence
CARTWRIGHT, Doc, Mr.
CARTWRIGHT, Doc.
CARTWRIGHT, Doc. F.
CARTWRIGHT, Doc. F.
CARTWRIGHT, W.w.
CARTWRIGHT, W.w.
CARUTHERS, W.T., Mr.
CASEY, John
CATLIN, T.c.
CAVANESS
CAVANESS, Catharine, Miss
CAVANESS, J.M., Mr.
CAVANESS, Mary C., Miss
CAVANESS, Sarah c., Miss
CEASE, Conrad
CEDARHELM, John
CESSNA, Mrs. IN.
CHADWICK
CHADWICK, John E.
CHADWICK, Mrs. Frank
CHALK, RE., Rev.
CHALK, R.M., Rev.
CHALLISS
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24 Jun 1878
8 Oct 1876
30 Oct 1874
28 Mar 1877
10 Apr 1877
5 Aug 1877
18 Jul1876
7 May 1873
8 Sep 1876
20 Jun 1880
4 May 1880
20 May 1876
26 Aug 1879
24 Nov 1875
23 Dec 1875
5 Sep 1877
19 Nov 1873
10 Sep 1878
7 Mar 1875
31 Jul 1879
9 Mar 1875
27 Oct 1877
17 Apr 1879
2 Mar 1882
26 May 1876
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3 Sep 1878
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30 Mar 1879
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4 Sep 1878
27 Feb 1874
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12 Nov 1878
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6 Oct 1874
3 Jun 1880
1 May 1874
14 Jan 1880
12 Sep 1879
13 Dec 1877
22 Jan 1880
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12 Oct 1876

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CHAPMAN, Jo., Mr.
CHAPMAN, Joseph
CHAPMAN, Joseph
CHAPMAN, Joseph
CHAPMAN, Thos.
CHARLETON, Ida
CHARLETON, Joseph
CHARLETON, Wm. H.
CHARLTON
CHARLTON, Emma M., Miss
CHARTRAND (little boy)
CHARTRAND, lA., Mr.
CHARTRAND, Louis and family
CHASE
CHASE, Salmon P.
CHERRY, Mrs.
CHERRY, Mrs. E.E.
CHESTER
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CHESTER, Eddie
CHESTER, H.W.
CHESTER, H.W., Mr.
CHESTER, H.W., Mr.
CHETLAlNE, Mrs.
CHEVALIER
CHEVALIER, Jerome E.
CHEVALIER, John
CHITTENDEN, H.c., Mr.
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN, Capt.
CHRISTIAN, James, Capt.
CHRISTIAN, Judge
CHRISTIAN, Mrs. Wm. H.
CHRISTIE
CHRISTIE, Mr.
CHURCH, c.H., Mr.
CHURCHILL
CHURCHILL, Geo.
CHURCHILL, Miss
CHURCHILL, Mrs. SJ.
CISSNA, RA., Mr.
CLARK

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10 Jun 1876
2 Aug 1873
18 Mar 1873
28 May 1873
22 Jun 1873
13 Sep 1876
5 Mar 1875
8 Jul1875
15 Mar 1877
16 Mar 1877
18 Mar 1877
17 Sep 1873
30 Sep 1877
30 Sep 1877
13 Jun 1880
6 Oct 1877
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21 Mar 1879
20 Nov 1874
28 Mar 1880
23 May 1873
29 Jun 1880
10 Oct 1875
5 Oct 1877
25 Oct 1876
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25 Aug 1878
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24 Nov 1878
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15 Apr 1873
25 Nov 1873
3 Nov 1875
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16 Sep 1879
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22 Oct 1875
2 Oct 1874
24 Mar 1880
15 Jun 1875
29 Feb 1880
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9 May 1-876
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9 May 1875

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CLARK, Mary; Miss
CLARK, Mrs. Joshua
CLARK, Nicholas S.
CLARK, O.E.
CLARKE
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CLARKE, Emma M., Miss
CLARKE, Harry W.
CLARKE, Henrietta Ross
CLARKE, Mr.
CLARKE, Mrs. H.S.
CLARKE, Mrs. Sidney
CLARKE, Mrs. Sidney
CLARKE, Sidney, Hon.
CLARKSON
CLARKSON, B.A., Mr.
CLARY, P.M., Col.
CLAY
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CLAY, John B.
CLAYBOURNE, Mrs. Robert
CLAYPOOL, R.B., Mr.
CLAYTON, Smith L
CLAYTON, Smith L
CLAYTON, Smith, Mr.
CLAYTON, William E.
CLEVELAND, Joe P.
CLEVELAND, Joe P.
CLINE, J.O., Mr.
CLOUGH, M.R., Rev
CLOVER, Claude W.
CLUGSTON, John M., Mr.
CLYMONT
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COCHRAN, Mary, Miss
COCKINS (bouncing boy)
COCKINS, Carlie, Miss
COCKINS, J.M., Rev.
COCKINS, J.M., Rev.
COCKINS, J:M., Rev.
COCKINS, Rev. Mr.

Date of
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15 Jul1873
4 May 1880
23 Jul1876
5 Aug 1873
4 Sep 1874
2 JuI 1875
9 May 1875
15 JuI 1873
9 May 1876
4 Oct 1878
4 Apr 1878
1 Oct 1874
13 Aug 1873
24 Aug 1879
27 Aug 1879
23 Apr 1880
23 Apr 1880
20 Jun 1873
20 Aug 1873
11 Ju11877
29 Dec 1876
20 Aug 1873
21 Aug 1873
12 Dec 1879
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2 Apr 1873
19 Jun 1879
14 Jul 1876
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6 Mar 1873
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4 Oct 1874
15 Aug 1874
25 Jan 1877
27 Feb 1877
31 Jan 1880
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12 Dec 1879
10 Aug 1876
17 Dec 1876
29 Nov 1879
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COE, Edwin G.
COFFEY, Jeonie, Miss
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COFFIN, H.N., Mr.
COFFIN, Mrs. H.N.
COFFIN, Mrs. Hal.
COFFIN, WB.
COFFIN, W.B., Mr.
COGER, Joseph
COLBERT, Margaret F.
COLBERT SON, Fannie Welch
COLCHER
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COLE,H.W.
COLE, Harry
COLE, Harry L.
COLE, Mrs.
COLE, Myrta
COLE, Virginia, Miss
COLE, WH., Prof
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COLEMAN, E.A. (60th birthday)
COLEMAN, E.W.
COLEMAN, Minnie, Miss
COLEMAN, Mr.
COLEMAN, Mr. &amp; Mrs. E.A.
COLEMAN, Mr. &amp; Mrs. E.A.
COLEMAN, S.H
COLLIER, Thomas
COLLIER, Thomas
COLLINS, King
COLLINS, King
COLLINS, King
COLLINS, Mrs.

Date of
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3 luI 1878
7 Jul 1880
30 Jul1875
30 Jul1875
27 Oct 1874
1 Aug 1874
2 Jun 1874
14 Sep 1876
25 May 1877
30 Jul1874
7 Jun 1876
23 Jan 1877
3 Mar 1876
10 Sep 1878
7 Aug 1873
8 Oct 1875
21 Jul1874
13 Jun 1873
3 Jun 1873
15 May 1877
6 Feb 1874
27 Feb 1879
27 Mar 1877
12 Dec 1879
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27 Jul1878
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25 Mar 1877
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5 Mar 1879
29 Jul 1877
21 Apr 1874
13 Sep 1876
12 Aug 1874
27 Jan 1880
1 Jan 1880
4 Jan 1880
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27 Jan 1877
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25 Feb 1877
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26 Nov 1878
11 Nov 1881
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CONANT, Ezra
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CONE, Allen W.
CONOVER, Annie, Miss
CONRY, H.W., Rev.
CONWAY, MartinF.
COOK, Austin, Mr.
COOK, G.W., Mr.
COOK, Sarah L., Mrs.
COOK, Sarah S., Mrs.
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COOPER, A.A.
COOPER, Frank
COOPER, lW., Mr.
COOPER, John W.
COOPER, W.L., Mr.
COOPER, W.L., Mr.
COPEN, E.B.
COPLEY, E.D., Miss
COPLEY, Josiah
COPLEY, Josiah, Jr.
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CORBIN, IN., Mr.
CORBIN, Mr.

CORDLEY
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CORDLEY, Rev. Dr.
CORDLEY, Rev. Dr.
CORDLEY, Rev. Dr.
CORDLEY, Rev. Dr.
CORDLEY, Richard, Rev.
CORDLEY, Richard, Rev. Dr.
COREL
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Date of
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CORY, Frank
CORY, Samuel
COSGROVE, FA, Mr.
COSLEY
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COTTOM
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COTTON, lM.
COTTON, John C. (or M.)
COTTON, Mr.
COVEL
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COVEL, W.B., Mr.
COWAN, H.S., Dr.
COWEN, Dr.
COWEN, Dr.
COWEN, Dr.
COWEN, H.S., Mr.
COWEN, Henry S.
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COx, Emma
COX, Lizzie B., Miss
COx, Mary, Mrs.
COX, Mrs Richard
COY, Sue K., Mrs.
COY, Susanna K., Mrs.
CRACKLIN, Joseph, Capt.
CRACRAFT, Mary A, Miss
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CRAMER, Enoch N.
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CRAMER, Mrs. BJ.
CRANDALL, Mr.
CRANDALL, Theron W.
CRANE, Carrie, Miss
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CRAYENS, Millie, Miss
CRAYENS, Millie, Miss (see 5 Jun)
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CRAWFORD, David
CREE, Nathan
CREW
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CREW,1.S.
CREW, Jimmie
CREW, Jimmie
CREW, Mrs. 1.H.
CREW, son of James S.
CRILEY, Charles K.
CRILEY, Ezra K.
CRILEY, Mr.
CRIPPIN, Lizzie
CRITES, H.S.
CROCKER, Allen
CROCKER, Geo.
CROCKER, John G.
CROCKETT, Frank
CROFT, Mrs. Albert
CRONTHITE
CROSBY, Deacon
CROSBY, Deacon (86th birthday)
CROSBY, M.1. and S.c.
CROSBY, Mr.
CROSBY, Mrs.
CROSBY, Samuel
CROSS, Charles S.
CROSSET, R.W.
CROZIER
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CRUM, Milton
CRUM, RG.
CRYSLER, Mr.
CRYSLER, Mr.

CULBERTSON
CULBERTSON
CULBERTSON
CULBERTSON, Geo., Esq.
CULBERTSON, Ida, Miss
CULBERTSON, Mrs.
CULBERTSON, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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CUNNINGHAM, Father
CUNNINGHAM, Father
CUNNINGHAM, R.w., Mr.
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CURD, Charles
CURL?, Carrie, Miss
CURLEY
CURLEY, John
CURLEY, Mollie, Miss
CURREN, Edward
CURRIER
CURTIS, Minnie, Miss
CURTIS, Nellie, Miss
CUTLER
CUTLER
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CUTLER
CUTLER
CUTLER, Emma
CUTLER, Mrs. Calvin
CUTTER, Charlotte V. (70th b.d.)
CUTTER, George
CUTTER, George
CUTTER, George
CUTTER, George
CUTTER, Lizzie, Patience, and Sarah
CUTTER, Mrs. Geo.
CUTTING, AK., Mr.
CUTTING, AK., Mr.

DALE, C.C., Mr.
DaLEE, A.G., Mr.
DaLEE, Mr.
DaLEE, Mr.
DaLEE, Mr.
DaLEE, Mr. AG.
DaLEE, Mrs. AG.
DALLAS, Ada, Miss
DALLAS, Dr.
DALLAS, Dr.
DALLAS, Dr. "recovery doubtful"
DALLAS, LJ.
DALLAS, LJ., Dr.
DALLAS, Leander J., Dr.
DALLAS, Mrs. LJ.
DALLAS, Mrs. L.J.
DALLAS, W.J., Mr.
DALLAS, Walter I.

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Page Death

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25 Nov 1876
16 Feb 1877
26 Sep 1878
7 Jun 1876
23 Dec 1873
20 Apr 1875
17 Jun 1877
7 Aug 1879
25 Apr 1880
31 Jul 1879
27 Jul 1878
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DANNER, Sallie V., Miss
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DART, MJ., Mr.
DAUGHERTY
DAVENPORT, Edwin
DAVENPORT, Ella, Miss
DAVENPORT, Mr.
DAVIDSON, Frank
DAVIS
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DAVIS, Adrian
DAVIS, Allie, Miss
DAVIS, Anna, Miss
DAVIS, Annie B.
DAVIS, Belle, Mrs.
DAVIS, CA, Capt
DAVIS, CG., Dr.
DAVIS, Clara
DAVIS, Dr.
DAVIS, Ella, Miss
DAVIS, Franklin
DAVIS, Henry
DAVIS, lB., Mr.
DAVIS, Joe
DAVIS, John W, Mr.
DAVIS, Laura
DAVIS, Mr. and Mrs. CG.
DAVIS, Mrs. Geo.
DAVIS, Mrs. John
DAVIS, Mrs. John
DAVIS, N.C, Mr.
DAVIS, Thomas D.
DAVIS, WR, Dr.
DAWSON, Charles W
DAY, Amanda, Miss
DAY, Ella A, Miss
DAYSON
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DEAL, Anna, Miss
DEAN, John

Date of
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31 Mar 1875
10 Mar 1877
6 Apr 1875
4 Apr 1875
6 Jul 1878
11 May 1876
3 Apr 1879
3 Jun 1878
8 Feb 1879
7 Oct 1877
16 Oct 1874
25 Sep 1877
1 Jul1880
12 Jul1879
22 Apr 1877
28 Jul1877
14 Nov 1879
9 Sep 1873
3 Sep 1876
5 Apr 1873

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DEAN, Mary v., Mrs.
DEAN, Mrs.
DEAN, Patrick
DEARBORN, E.S. Janes, Mr.
DEARBORN, G.S., Rev.
DEARBORN, Leila D.
DEARBORN, Leila D., Miss
DECKER, Susie S., Miss
DEERING
DEERING
DEERING
DEERING, John H.
DEERING, Mrs. J.R.
DEITZLER, Geo. W.
DeLONG
DeLONG, Oscar
DEMING, Eddie N.
DEMING, Maggie A.
DEMING, mother ofN.P.
DEMING, Mrs
DEMING, Mrs. N.P.
DEMING, Myra, Miss
DEMMING, I.R., Mr.
DENISON
DENISON, Dr.
DENNIS (young man)
DENNISON
DENNY, Mattie
DENT, Colonel
DENT, Frederick
DePERIN, A.
DERR, Elma Frederica Marie
(christening)
DESKINES (wife)
DESKINES, John
DESKINS, Bud
DESKINS, Mrs. Dr.
DESKINS, Mrs. John
DESKINS, Susie, Miss
DeSMET,M.
DESSERY (daughter born)
DESSERY (two children)
DEVER, Mrs.
DEVER, S.B., Mr.
DEVER, S.B., Mr.
DEVER, Shelby
DEVER, Shelly B., Mr.
DEVERAux, J.P., Judge
DEVERAux, Mrs. E.C.
DEVEREAUX

Date of
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5 Apr 1879
13 Ju11877
9Nov 1878
5 Apr 1879
2 Feb 1876
17 Mar 1875
27 Apr 1880
27 Apr 1880
17 Jul 1879
25 May 1876
I Jun 1876
13 Feb 1877
23 May 1874
6 Mar 1877
14 May 1875
18 Aug 1875
22 Oct 1879
I Apr 1873
31 Aug 1877
5 Jan 1879
6 Jan 1879
8 Jan 1874
11 Dec 1878
7 Jan 1879
8 Feb 1874
12 Aug 1879
23 Mar 1875
1 Jul 1879
4 Jun 1875
20 Dec 1873
21 Dec 1873
3 Jul 1878
23 Sep 1879
25 Sep 1879
29 Jul1879
4 Nov 1875
8 Jun 1880
16 Mar 1878
27 Jul 1879
13 Feb 1877
27 Ju11877
19 Aug 1877
29 Dec 1877
16 Aug 1877
11 Oct 1876
13 Oct 1876
24 Aug 1876
7 Aug 1879
11 Nov 1879
9 Oct 1879

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DEVEREux, J.P., Judge
DEVEREUX, Mrs. E.c.
DeWOLF, FA
DeWOLF, FA, Capt.
DEY
DEY, M.L., Mr.
DEY, M.L., Mr.
DEY, Marie, Mrs.
DEY, Mert. L.
DICK
DICKENSON
DICKER (boy)
DICKER, Robert
DICKINSON
DICKINSON
DICKINSON, Mrs. E.w.
DICKINSON, Mrs. P.T.
DICKONSON, Philena
DICKSON, Charles
DIGGINS, H.W., Mr.
DIGGS
DIGGS (boy)
DIGGS (daughter)
DIGGS (daughter)
DIGGS, AI.
DIGGS, Allie S., Mr.
DIGGS, B.F., Han.
DIGGS, B.F., Han.
DIGGS, Mr':&gt;. A.L.
DIGGS, Mrs. D.B.
DILLON, Mrs.
DISBROW, Carrie F.
DISBROW, E., Mr.
DISBROW, Ebenezer
DISBROW, Eva Lillian
DISBROW, Hattie, Miss
DISBROW, Myra Adelia
DISBROW, W.B., Mr.
DIX, Belle, Miss
DIX, E.E., Mr.
DIX, E.E.; Mr.
DIX, Ed., Mr.
DOAK
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30 Nov 1879
2 Jul1876
22 Jan 1874
7 Oct 1875
23 May 1875
2 Sep 1877
25 Dec 1873
24 Aug 1875
28 Oct 1877
20 Apr 1875
12 Jan 1877
21 Oct 1875
20 Apr 1877
27 Mar 1877
14 Nov 1874
25 Jan 1877
11 Dec 1879
11 Dec 1878
16 Mar 1878
10 Apr 1877
15 Oct 1879
13 Feb 1880
14 Nov 1874
21 May 1873
13 Feb 1880
9 Oct 1874
30 Sep 1873
22 Apr 1876
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14 Jun 1876
11 Jun 1878
27 Mar 1879
23 Sep 1873
17 Jan 1880
20 Jan 1880
14 Oct 1875
23 Oct 1878
3 Jun 1875
12 Mar 1879
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11 Jan 1880
26 Aug 1875
4 May 1877
7 Mar 1876
9 Jan 1879
27 May 1877
2 Sep 1877
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17 Aug 1877
20 Feb 1880

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DOBBINS, Dr.
DOBBINS, Ella
DOBBS, L.D.
DODGE
DODGE, Willie Burr
DODGE, Willie Burr
DODSON, Rev. Mr.
DOLARD, MJ., Mr.
DOLBY
DOLLINGER, Charles
DOLSON,E.
DOL STEIN, Alex.
DONNELLY
DONNELLY
DONNELLY
DONNELLY, Andrew
DONNELLY, Andrew
DONNELLY, James
DONNELLY, James
DONNELLY, Maggie, Mrs.
DONNELLY, Mary, Mrs.
DONNELL Y, Mrs. James
DONNELLY, Mrs. James
DONNELLY, Mrs. James
DONNELY
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DORR, Mrs.
DORRANCE
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DORRANCE, Mrs. O.H.
DORRANCE, O.H., Col.
DORRANCE, O.H., Col.
DOUGHERTY, Ella, Miss
DOUGLAS, Alex. and Eliza R.
DOUGLAS, Andrew
DOUGLAS, B.F.
DOUGLAS, B.F., Mr.
DOUGLAS, Horace
DOUGLASS, Ida L., Miss
DOUGLASS, Jeannette, Miss
DOW, Ladd
DOW, Maria L., Mrs.
DOWLAND, J.H., Prof.
DOWNING, Julia, Miss
DOWNS, Harry

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16 May 1880
24 Dec 1876
8 Feb 1880
21 Apr 1880
19 Jul1874
21 Jul 1874
19 Mar 1879
15 Sep 1878
28 Aug 1879
18 Aug 1874
11 Oct 1874
13 Oct 1874
15 Oct 1879
21 Jul 1876
10 Feb 1880
12 Mar 1875
13 Mar 1875
1 Oct 1873
2 Oct 1873
15 Oct 1879
23 Aug 1879
16 Oct 1879
17 Oct 1879
29 Jan 1876
9 Aug 1876
10 Feb 1880
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DOY,Dr.
DRAPER, Amanda, Miss
DRAPER, F.M., Mr.
DRAPER, John
DRAPER, Mr.
DRESSER, Winifred Lillie
DUDLEY, Nannie, Miss
DUNBAR
DUNBAR, L., Mr.
DUNBAR, R.R., Mr.
DUNCAN
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DUNCAN, C.C., Hon.
DUNCAN, Elizabeth, Mrs.
DUNCAN, J.S., Mr.
DUNCAN, John and Chas.
DUNCAN, Mrs. Wesley
DUNCAN, Mrs. Westley
DUNCAN, Sybil A., Miss
DUNLAP, Emily, Miss
DUNN
DUNN, Irena
DUNN, John K., Rev.
DUNN, John K., Rev.
DUNN, Mrs. Brazilla
DUNN, William
DUNNING
DUNNING
DUNNOCK
DUNNUCK, Margaret, Mrs.
DUNNUCK, Sarah, Miss
DUNTON, Col.
DURLAND, Anna, Miss
DUTTON
DUTTON, Gardner C.
DUTTON, Mr.
DYE
DYER, May, Miss
DYER, May, Miss
DYMOND, Ida, Miss

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EBERHART, George A
EBERHART, old Mr.
ECCLES, S.W., Mr.
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EDDY, Ira, Rev.
EDGAR, Mrs.
EDSON, Mrs. L.H.
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EDWARDS, George
EDWARDS, J.T., Mr.
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EGGERT, Mrs. Fred.
EGGERT, Sophia W.
EGGLESTON
EGGLESTON, D.E.
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EIDEMILLER, AG., Mr.
EIDEMILLER, AS.
EISENBERY, Mary, Miss
EKIN, Annie, Miss
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KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
Page Death Other RDJ, Republican Daily Journal

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ELDRIDGE, S.W., Col.
ELDRIDGE, T.B.
ELDRIDGS Ed. S.
ELIAS, Gideon
ELUAH, "Uncle"
ELLIOTT
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ELLIOTT, Mrs. R.G. "not expected to
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ELLIOTT, RG., Mr.
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ELLIS, Ben
ELLIS, dau. of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
ELLIS, F.M., Rev.
ELLIS, F.M., Rev.
ELLIS, Mrs. F.M.
ELLIS, Mrs. F.M.
ELLIS, Mrs. F .M.
ELLIS, Rev.
ELLIS, Rev. Dr.
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ELVINGTON
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ELY, Mrs. Geo. W.
EMBRY, Mr.
EMBRY, Mrs. J.R.
EMBRY, Rev. Mr.
EMBRY, Rev. Mr.
EMBRY, Rev. Mr.
EMERY
EMERY, lS.
EMERY, J.S.
EMERY, Jennie, Miss
ENGLISH
ENGLISH, D.B., Prof.
ENGLISH, Prof.
ENLOW, Mrs.
ENOCHS
ENOS, Mary c., Mrs.
ENSLOW

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4 Apr 1877
7 Aug 1879
27 Mar 1879
7 Jul 1877
30 JuI 1878
7 Jul 1875
8 Nov 1878
17 Apr 1879
25 Apr 1876
6 Feb 1880
10 Aug 1878
10 Jun 1875
19 Apr 1877
15 Sep 1876

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ERB, Newman
ERB, Sarah, Miss
ERICKSON, Christina, Miss
ESSAN, Geo. T.
ESSAN, George T.
ESSON, Helen E.
ESTABROOK, Lucy
ESTES, Mary E.
ESTES, Prebby
EUBANKS, Geo.
EVANS
EVANS, Arthur
EVANS, David
EVANS, Laura
EVARTS, Mrs.
EVERHART, Dr.
EVERHART, George A
EVERHART, John T.
EVERHART, Mrs. Belle
EWING
EWING
EWING, Frankie Chester
EWING, Samuel
EWING, Thomas Jr., Gen.
EWING, Thos.

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24 Mar 1876
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FAAS, GA, Mr.
FABRIECUS, Mary, Mrs.
FAGAN, W.W.
FALES
FALL, J.e., Mr.
FAREY, Henry
FARNHAM, Ae., Prof.
FARNSWORTH
FARNSWORTH, Chas. P.
FARRAND, James H.
FARREN
FARREN, Joe D.
FARREN, Joseph D.
FARREN, Mrs. S.R.
FARREN, Susie
FARROW, E. Mat.
FARWELL, GA
FAUCET, Ella, Miss

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9 Oct 1874
26 May 1874

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FETTY, Clara, Miss
FEUERSTEIN, Rudolph
FIELDS, Caesar
FIELDS, Mrs. Laura
FILLEY, Mr.
FILTON, Lilian, Miss
FILTON, Lillie, Miss
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FISCHER, Mary
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FISHER, E.A.
FISHER, Edward, Dr.
FISHER, F.G.
FISHER, Frederick G.
FISHER, H.C. and c.M.
FISHER, H.D. &amp; E.M.
FISHER, H.D., Rev.
FISHER, H.D., Rev.
FISHER, H.D., Rev
FISHER, J.W., Mr.
FISHER, Joseph C.
FISHER, Joseph C.
FISHER, Miss
FISHER, Robert
FISHER, Robert
FISHER, Robert
FISHER, Robert
FISHER, Vinie
FISHER, William
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12 Dec 1879
17 May 1878
18 Oct 1876
l3 Aug 1881
6 Aug 1878
24 Apr 1879
11 Nov 1877
20 Jul 1878
24 Mar 1880
27 Mar 1877
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16 Sep 1879
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19 Jan 1879
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11 Dec 1878
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25 Nov 1876
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12 Nov 1873
9 May 1876
16 Sep 1879
17 Sep 1879
18 Sep 1879
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FITZPATRICH, Jennie, Miss
FITZPATRICK, Wm., Mr.
FLEMING, Lucy, Miss
FLETCHER
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FLETCHER, E.B.
FLETCHER, E.B., Mr.
FLETCHER, E.B., Mr.
FLETCHER, George
FLETCHER, George E.
FLETCHER, Mrs.
FLETCHER, Mrs. E.B.
FLETCHER, W.O., Hon.
FLETCHER, W.O., Mr.
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FLlNTOM, Mr.
FLlNTOM, William Ralph
FLORO
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FLUKE, Mrs.
FLUKE, Mrs. W.W.
FLUKER, Louisa, Miss
FLUKER, Sarah, Miss
FOGG, H.L., Mr.
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FOOTE, Andrew P.
FOOTE, Ida, Miss (birthday)
FOOTE, Mrs. Prof
FORBES, C.F., Col.
FORD (child)
FORD, George
FORD, I.B. "little hope of recovery"
FORD, Orville L.
FORD, William
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FORSYTHE, Jane, Mrs.

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20 Jul1878
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3 Sep 1878
4 Sep 1878
21 Aug 1878
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17 May 1873
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FOSTER, Sue, Miss
FOWLER, George
FOWLER,H.
FOWLER, Tommy "Uncle"
FOX, Mrs. Thomas
FRAME, Lillie, Miss
FRANCIS, Catherine, Mrs.
FRANK
FRANK
FRANK (bouncing boy)
FRANK (child)
FRANK, Grace, Miss "slight hopes of
recovery"
FRANK, Gracie
FRANK, Harry
FRANK, Harry N.
FRANK, Harry N. (2nd on same page)
FRANK, Jacob
FRANK, Nathan, family
FRASER
FRASER, John
FRASER, John, Gen.
FRASER, John, Gen.
FRASER, John, Gen.
FRAWLEY, Mary A., Miss
FRAZER (boy)
FRAZER (child)
FRAZER, John
FRAZER, John
FRAZER, John
FRAZER, John S.
FRAZER, Mary E., Mrs.
FRAZER, Robbie L.
FRAZER, Robert L.
FRAZER, Robert L.
FRAZER, Robert L.
FRAZIER
FRAZIER
FRAZIER, Charles Evelyn
FRAZIER, Henry V.
FRAZIER, John
FRAZIER, Milton &amp; Olive L.
FREEMAN
FREEMAN, Addie, Miss
FREEMAN, Winfield
FREEMAN, Winfield
FRENCH

Date of
newspaper
14 Jan 1879
24 Oct 1879
13 Sep 1878
4 Mar 1879
15 Feb 1879
7 Jul1875
16 Oct 1874
20 Jul1876
9 Feb 1879
7 Jul 1876
29 Oct 1878
1 Sep 1875
7 Mar 1880
11 May 1878
9 Jan 1879
12 Oct 1879

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KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
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Date of
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FRENCH
11 Oct 1878
4
FRENCH, CD.
18 Oct 1878
4
FRENCH, CD.
12 Apr 1879 4
FRENCH, CD., Mr.
2 Sep 1879
4
FRENCH, CD., Mr.
29 May 1880 4
FRENCH, Eben
18 Oct 1878
4
FRENCH, Elizabeth P.H., Mrs.
28 Mar 1877 4
FRENCH, Elizabeth Parker Haskell,
29 Mar 1877 2
Mrs.
FRENCH, Mary R. or Mamie.
12 Jul 1876
4
FRENCH, Mary R., Miss
14 Jul1876
4
FRENCH, Mrs.
30 Mar 1877 4
FRENCH, Mrs. CD.
20 Oct 1876
4
FREY, Jamison and Ed.
16 May 1879 4
FRICKER
27 Dec 1876 4
FRICKER, John
]5 Jul ]873
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FRICKER, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Will.
4 Sep ]878
FRIGATE
17 Jun 1876
4
FRISBIE, Wm. H.
27 Nov 1878 4
FRITSCHE
]2 May 1880 4
FRUIN, Robert
22 May 1879 3
FRY
20 Jul 1873
3
FRY
3 Sep 1873
3
FRY
25 Oct 1873
3
FRY, Samuel
21 Oct 1873
3
FRY, Samuel
20 Dec 1873 3
FUCHS, Phillip
3 Oct 1879
4
FUCHS, Phillip
17Dec 1879 4
FULLER
5 Apr 1874
4
FULLER, (sister of Mrs.)
2 Ju11880
4
FULLER, Asonzo
9 Oct 1874
4
FULLER, Ferdinand
16 Oct 1874
4
FULLER, Fred
16 Oct 1874
4
FULLER, George L.
14 Oct 1876
4
FULLER, Minnie E., Miss
I Dec 1877
4
FURNESS
28 Sep 1878
4
FURNESS, H.H., Mr.
17 May 1873 3
GABHART, Mrs.
GADDIS
GADDIS, E.E., Mr.
GAGE, Prof
GAGE, Prof
GAGE, William T., Prof
GALL, Mr.
GALLIN, Charles
GALLOWAY, Rosamond, Miss
GAR, Mrs.
GARDNER
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10 Nov 1876 4
GARETSON, Mrs.
14 Oct 1875
3
GARETSON, Mrs. J.S.
3 Jun 1880
4
GARNETT, Fannie M.
10 Aug 1879 4
GARRETT child
19 Jul1876
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GARRETT, Charles F.
12 Oct 1875
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GARRETT, Charles F.
9 Oct 1874
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GARRETT, Charles McMillan
18 Jul 1876
4
GARRETT, Eva, Miss
12 Oct 1875
3
GARRETT, James L.
25 Dec 1875 3
GARRISON
16 Aug 1879
GARSIDE, Jas. H.
19 Nov 1878 2
GARVIN, Mrs. David
9 Aug 1876
4
GASTON, John A.
23 Jan 1877
4
GASTON, Mrs. G.A. ("probably fatal") 7 Dec 1876
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GATCH, George
25 Feb 1880
4
GATCH, Phillip
25 Feb 1880
4
GAUSNELL, Joseph
24 Sep 1876
4
GAVIN, ThomasM.
15 Aug 1878 4
GAY
26 Ju11877
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GAY, Fred
24 Apr 1877 4
GAY, Fred C.
10 May 1877 4
GEMMEL
20 Sep 1879
4
GEMMEL, R.B., Mr.
23 Jul 1878
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3 Jul 1880
4
GENTRY, Mr.
II Jan 1879
4
GENTRY, Samantha, Mrs.
3 Sep 1879
4
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9 Sep 1875
3
GESSETT, Alex., Mr.
30 Nov 1876 4
GEYSER, Mr. and family
12 Mar 1879 4
GIATHART, J H., Mrs
27 Feb 1880
4
GIBBS, Eva
3 Sep 1874
4
GIBBS, Eva
6 Sep 1874
4
GIFFIN, Effie, Miss
25 May 1880 4
GIFFIN, Etta, Miss
16 Sep 1876
4
GIFFIN, Mrs.
16 Sep 1876
4
GIFFORD
31 Jul 1873
3
GIFFORD, Hezehiah
6 Mar 1877
4
GIFFORD, Hezekiah
6 Mar 1877
4
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10 Apr 1875
3
GILBERT, Clara, Miss
23 Aug 1877 4
GILBERT, Daniel
12 Sep 1873
3
GILBERT, Francis
9 Oct 1874
4
GILBERT, Mrs. Geo.
1 Oct 1878
4
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10 Sep 1874
4
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10 Oct 1875 3, col.
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31- Dec 1877 4
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10 Oct 1875 3, col.
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22 Nov 1877 4
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GILLAM, Mary, Miss
GILLAM, Miss Carrie
GILLETTE
GILLUL Y, James and family
GILMAN, Alice May, Miss
GILMAN, Arthur
GILMAN, Gertie, Miss
GILMAN, Mrs. Samuel
GILMAN, Mrs. Samuel C.
GILMORE, David
GILMORE, John
GILMORE, Mr.
GILMORE, Mrs.
GILMORE, Mrs. John
GILMORE, Nellie, Miss
GILMORE? (girl)
GILSON, Sam
GINGRY, John
GIVENS (little girl)
GLADDEN, Jerry
GLASER, Carrie, Mrs.
GLASER, Daniel
GLATHART, Jerry C.
GLATHART, MaryE.
GLATHART, Mrs J.H.
GLEASON
GLEASON
GLEASON (daughter)
GLEASON, HN., Mr.
GLEASON, Michael
GLEASON, Mrs. James
GLEASON, Rev. Father
GLEE (son)
GLEED, Charles
GLOCK (child)
GODWIN, Agnes
GOOD, dau. of Mr. &amp; Mrs. Jacob
GOODADIER
GOODIN, Herbert
GOODIN, Joel K.
GOODWIN, W.F.
GORDON, Jesse

Date of
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Newspaper name
LDJ, Lawrence Daily Journal
KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
Page Death Other RDJ, Republican Daily Journal

21 May 1881
10 Oct 1875 3, col.
5
10 Oct 1875
3
12 Oct 1875
3
10 Oct 1873
3
2 Nov 1873
3
4 Apr 1874
4
2 Nov 1873
3
28 Dec 1877 4
6 Feb 1879
4
8 Sep 1874
4
6 Oct 1874
4
29 Aug 1879 4
30 Apr 1879 4
11 Dec 1875 3
19 Sep 1879
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23 Sep 1879
4
26 Mar 1876 4
29 Mar 1879 4
3 Nov 1876
15 Nov 1879 4
30 Mar 1879 4
I1Sep1877
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27 May 1880 4
12 Nov 1876
9 Oct 1874
4
2 Dec 1879
19 Apr 1878
4
14 Jun 1879
4
10 Sep 1878
4
11 Jul1874
4
II Jul 1874
4
27 Feb 1880
4
4 Dec 1879
4
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5 Aug 1879
4
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5 Aug 1879
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6 Mar 1880
4
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10 Oct 1877
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6 Nov 1875
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GOSSMAN, John
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GOULD, R.c., Mr., disappeared
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GOWER, John
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GRAHAM, Mr.
GRAHAM, Mrs
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GRALL, Lina, Miss
GRANGER
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GRANT
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GRANT, James B.
GRANT, James B., Judge
GRANT, Mrs.
GRANT, S.E., Capt.
GRASS, Barbara, Miss
GRAVELEY
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GRAVELEY, Mary H., Miss
GRAVEL Y, Emma, Miss
GRAVES
GRAVES, Mrs.
GRAVES, Mrs. Julius H
GRAY (child)
GRAY, Andrew
GRAY, Clarissa
GRAY, D.S., Dr.
GRAY, E.c., Mr.

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24 Sep 1876
15 Mar 1876
20 Feb 1876
16 Oct 1874
16 Oct 1874
16 Sep 1876
17 Sep 1876
27 Aug 1876
12 Sep 1874
10 Oct 1873
14 Mar 1879
3 Sep 1878
28 Jul1878
13 Sep 1879
20 Jun 1876
12 Dec 1879
1 Jul1876
1 Oct 1875
7 Apr 1876
23 Nov 1879
2 Apr 1878
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1 Apr 1878
18 Jul1879
23 Jul1879
17 Feb 1882
22 Feb 1880
3 Jun 1875
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1 Jan 1880
16 Oct ]874
3 Jun 1875
29 Oct 1879
25 May 1877
31 Jul 1878
20 Dec 1873
30 Aug 1879
10 Sep 1878
8 Jun 1876
7 Jun 1876
7 Aug 1873
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30 Apr 1876
2 Nov 1873
27 Mar 1879
12 May 1875
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GREENE, J.W.
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GREENE, T.W., Rev.
GREENE, T.w., Rev.
GREENE, Thomas Waterman
GREER, Callie, Miss
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GREGG, Sibyl (dau. of Alexander)
GREISA, A., Mr.
GRESAY
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GRIESA, Adolph
GRIFFITH
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GRIFFITH, Even E.
GRIFFITH, Fred
GRIFFITH, H.C., Mrs.
GRIFFITH, J.M., Mr.
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GRIFFITH, Mr.
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Page Death Other RDJ, Republican Daily Journal

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25 Apr 1880 4
11 Nov 1876
5 May 1876
4
9 Dec 1877
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25 Oct 1878
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8 Oct 1875
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17 May 1877 4
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15 Feb 1876
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26 Aug 1873 2
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22 Aug 1874 4
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24 Jul1879
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15 Aug 1876 4
GROUT
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20 Aug 1875 3
GROVENOR, G.
28 May 1875 3
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GROVER, Joel
9 Oct 1874
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16 Oct 1874
4
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29 JuI 1879
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7 Jul 1880
4
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8 May 1873
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15 Oct 1873
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2 Apr 1876
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28 Feb 1880
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GUNN, Charles
19 Mar 1880 4
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17 May 1877 4
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26 Jun 1874
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10 Jul1874
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27 Dec 1878
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9 Sep 1877
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1 Sep 1878
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14 May 1879 4
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22 Aug 1875 3
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19 Mar 1880 4
GUNN, O.B., Maj.
24 Aug 1875 .)...
GUNTHER, A.
16 Oct 1874
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10 Sep 1874
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HADLEY, June, Mr.
HADLEY, Junius
HADLEY, Laura H., Miss
HADLEY, Meda, Miss
HADLEY, Washington and Naomi
HADL Y, John White
HALE
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HALE, John K, Hon
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HALL, F.M., Miss
HALL, George and mother
HALL, Harry
HALL, Lucy D.
HALL, Martha J., Miss
HALL, Mrs.
HALL, Mrs. L.D.
HALL, Mrs. Thomas C.
HALL, Robert
HALL, Wm. N.
HALL, Wm. Nichols
HALLAHAN, John
HALLOWELL, Mr.
HAMBLIN, E.P., Miss
HAMILTON
HAMILTON, A R
HAMILTON, Alex. R., Mr.
HAMILTON, Charles W.
HAMILTON, Flora, Miss
HAMILTON, J., Mr.
HAMILTON, Lizzie R., Miss
HAMLIN, Mary, Mrs.
HAMMELL (baby born)

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19 May 1877
8 Aug 1879
15Jull876
10 Oct 1875
19 Mar 1880
7 Sep 1878
8 Oct 1878
1 Nov 1878
I Jan 1879
12 Apr 1879
23 Aug 1876
19 Mar 1880
7 Nov 1875
4 Nov 1873
2 Nov 1878
5 Nov 1878
31 Oct 1878
31 Oct 1878
19 Mar 1880
21 Apr 1880
8 Mar 1873
3 Dec 1878
3 Jun 1879
Special with
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10 Sep 1878
13 Sep 1878
28 May 1873
14 Aug 1873
22 Aug 1878
4 Sep 1873
13 Sep 1878
15 Oct 1878
8 Apr 1878
10 Sep 1878
22 Jan 1880
6 Sep 1878
20 Sep 1873
19 Sep 1873
18 Nov 1875
20 Sep 1879
1 Aug 1878
4 Jun 1876
31 Jan 1882
1 Feb 1882
16 Jul 1874
8 Oct 1878
13 Jun 1873
4 Oct 1878
27 Oct 1877
20 Jul1879

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29 Apr 1875
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HAMMOND, E.D., Mr.
23 Oct 1874
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HAMMOND, Henry
17 Sep 1878
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HAMPTON
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19 May 1876 4
HAMPTON, George S., Captain
27 Mar 1877 4
HAMPTON, Mrs. George S.
3 Nov 1874
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HANES
12 Oct 1877
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HANES, Dillard C.
25 Sep 1877
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HANEY, Mrs.
26 Aug 1879 1
HANFORD
1 Jan 1874
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HANFORD, Edwin H.
1 Jan 1874
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HANN,Judge
17 Oct 1876
4
HANSCO:~1B, O.A.
9 Oct 1874
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HANSEN
13 May 1874 4
HANSEN, heir of Harry
13 May 1874 4
HANSEN, little boy
11 Nov 1876 4
HANWAY, Mrs.
23 May 1873 3
HAPGOOD, Geo. W.
25 May 1880 3
HAPGOOD, George W.
25 May 1880 4
HARBACH (HARBAUGH), Pricilla A., 19 Oct 1879
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HARD
27 Jan 1876
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HARD, Doc.
IO May 1876 4
HARDCASTLE, Arthur
31 Mar 1877 4
HARDIN, Miss
27 Dec 1876 4
HARDIN, Wm.
22 Jul 1879
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HARDING (son)
26 Sep 1875
3
HARDWICK, Louis
13 Nov 1877 4
HARFORD, Mrs. Thomas
I Sep 1878
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HARFORD, R.L., Rev.
2 Apr 1873
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HARLAN, Capt.
15 Aug 1876 4
HARLOW, Oscar
16 Oct 1874
4
HARRAD, W.L.
20 Oct 1877
4
HARRINGTON
I Feb 1877
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HARRINGTON, S.c., Dr.
16 Oct 1874
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HARRIS
28 Apr 1874
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HARRIS
1 Jan 1879
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27 May 1880 4
HARRIS, Cornelia, Miss
8 Nov 1879
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HARRIS, E.P., Mr.
22 Jun 1873
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HARRIS, lB., Mr.
17 Feb 1876
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HARRIS, Jack
I Dec 1875
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HARRIS, James F.
19 Nov 1878 4
HARRIS, John B.
20 Nov 1879 4
HARRIS, Lucy
24 Nov 1878 4
HARRIS, May A.
20 Jan 1880
4
HARRIS, May, Miss
5 Feb 1880
4
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4 Oct 1878
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HARRIS, 0.1., Mr.
HARRIS, WAH.
HARRIS, WAH., Esq.
HARRIS, William
HARRIS, Winnie
HARRIS? (girl)
HART
HART (son)
HART, Carrie, Miss (13th birthday)
HART, Charley
HART, Frankie Hannah
HART, Mr.
HART, Nellie M., Miss
HARTLEY, Mrs.
HARTMAN
HARVEY, Darwin E.
HARVEY, William
HARVEY, Wm.
HARWOOD, w.e.
HASE, dau. of Mr. &amp; Mrs. Herman
HASELTINE, W.B.
HASENTINE
HASKELL
HASKELL
HASKELL (child)
HASKELL (child)
HASKELL, Almira c., Mrs.
HASKELL, Almira c., Mrs.
HASKELL, Almira, Mrs.
HASKELL, D.C.
HASKELL, D.e., Hon
HASKELL, Dudley
HASKELL, Dudley e.
HASKELL, J.G., Capt.
HASKELL, Mrs. Chas. A.
HASKELL, Mrs. J.G.
HASKELL, Theo. B.
HASKINS ON
HAS LIT, EA, Mr.
HASS, Mrs. John T.
HASSELMAN
HASSELMAN, Mr. &amp; Mrs. W.J.
HASSELMAN, Watson J.
HASTIE, Peter (disappeared)
HASTY, George
HATCH, Austin
HATCH, Frank
HATCH, Geo. W.

Date of
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18 Jul1879

27 lun 1875
1 Jun 1880
14 Jan 1879
18 Apr 1880
18 Apr 1880
II Mar 1881
28 Apr 1874
27 May 1880
8 Oct 1875
28 Aug 1875
29 Jul1873
6 Oct 1875
23 Mar 1875
24 Oct 1878
3 Dec 1879
26 Mar 1880
11 Aug 1877
24 Apr 1874
26 Jul1878
27 Jul-1878
14 Sep 1877
18 Oct 1878
8 Oct 1874
20 Jun 1876
29 Mar 1877
30 Mar 1877
29 Aug 1873
30 Aug 1873
17 Oct 1876
20 Oct 1876
19 Oct 1876
9 Oct 1874
17 Oct 1876
30 Sep 1875
19 Oct 1876
17 Oct 1876
9 Jul1875
II Apr 1877
29 Aug 1873
28 Oct 1873
4 May 1879
29 Jun 1880
8 Nov 1879
2 Oct 1878
1 Nov 1877
10 Apr 1878
14 Sep 1877
22 May 1879
4 Jul 1879
19 Nov 1874

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HATCH, Minnie F.
HATFIELD
HATHAWAY, Mrs. Dr.
HATTEN; T.B., Mr.
HAUK
HAWES
HAWKINS, Charles T.
HAWKINS, Frankie, Miss
HAWKINS, Fred B.
HAWKINS, Fred.
HAYES
HAYES
HAZEL TINE, Carrie, Miss
HAZLETT, E.A.
HAZLETT, Ed., Mr.
HEALSIG, A.F., Mr.
HEALSIG, Freddy
HEALSIG, T.L., Mr.
HEATH
HEFNER
HEGLEY, M.l, Miss
HEILMAN
HEILMAN, Wm. H.
HEINA, E.L., Miss
HEINEN, Johannie Fredrike, Mrs.
HEINNER Johnnie
HEISE, Emma
HELWIG, Clarence
HEMINGWAY, Mr.
HEMPHILL, Emma Lillian
HENDERSON
HENDERSON
HENDERSON, E.S.
HENDERSON, James
HENDERSON, John E.
HENDERSON, Lewis
HENDERSON, Maggie, Miss
HENDERSON, Mr.
HENDERSON, Mrs.
HENDERSON, Rev. Mr.
HENDERSON, S.c., Mr.
HENDERSON, T.w., Rev.
HENDRICKS
HENDRICKS
HENDRICKS
HENDRICKS, Homer
HENDRICKS, Kate, Miss
HENDRICKS, Mildred, Miss
HENDRICKS, Wm. N.

Date of
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12 May 1877
6 Aug 1875
26 Jun 1874
11 Feb 1880
16 Jan 1879
22 Aug 1876
22 Oct 1879
23 Sep 1879
1 Mar 1877
7 Ju11877
11 Sep 1878
2 May 1879
20 Aug 1873
16 Oct 1874
12 Jul1878
23 Aug1879
15 Dec 1877
I May 1878
3 Jul1880
3 Jul 1880
9 Nov 1878
I Jun 1876
28 May 1873
10 May 1873
24 Apr 1873
8 Aug 1879
30 Aug 1876
29 Feb 1876
13 Oct ] 874
10 Sep 1879
6 Jan 1877
29 Nov 1873
3] Oct 1873
I Jan 1879
25 Jan 1880
23 Jul1879
28 Apr 1875
4 Nov 1881
30 Nov 1879
13 Feb 1880
9 Sep 1879
14 Jul 1876
7 Feb 1879
II Nov 1876
31 Jan 1877
8 Mar 1877
9 Mar 1877
10 Sep 1879
14 May 1879
25 May 1877
19 Dec 1876

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HENNESSY, Jeremiah (disappeared)
HENNING, B.S., Maj.
HENNING, Mrs. B.S.
HENNING, Rev. Mr.
HENRY, Mrs. John
HENRY, Tom
HERRICK, Frank
HERRICK, Lydia
HERRINGTON
HERRINGTON, Mr. and Mrs. 1.
HERRIOTT, Mrs. J.H "will soon be
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HERRON
HERRON, James W.
HERSEY
HERSON, James
HERTZ, u.w., Mr.
HERZEMAN, Frank
HESS
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HEWETT, Miss
HEWITT, Minnie F., Miss
HEWITT, Miss
HEWS,G.W.
HEWS, Wm. H
HEYMAN, Seymour C.
HIATT, L.B., Dr.
HIATT, M.J
HIATT, M.J
HIATT, MJ., Miss
HIBBARD
HIBBARD, Miss
HIDDEN
HIDDEN, Jason
HIDDEN, Jayson, Mr.
HIDDEN, Maria
HIGGINS, Adeline, Mrs.
HILBERT, August
HILL
HILL, A. Quincy
HILL, Edmund family
HILL, Eorrester
HILL,Isiah
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25 May 1880 4
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3 Dec 1878
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27 Feb 1880
2 Dec 1876
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16 Oct 1874
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20 Jan 1880
17 Jan 1880
8 Feb 1880
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HILLMAN, John W
HILLMAN, John W
HILLMAN, John W
HILLMAN, John W
HILLMAN, Sallie, Mrs.
HILMAN, lW.
HILPERT, Otto
HIMOE, Mrs. Dr. S.O.
HIMOE, Mrs. S.O.
HINEMAN, Mrs. L.W
HINEN, John
HINES, Mr.
HINMAN
HOADLEY
HOADLEY
HOADLEY "at point of death"
HOADLEY, D.L.
HOADLEY, D.L., Mr.
HOADLEY, Mrs. D.L.
HOAG
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HOAG, Edward P.
HOAG, Mattie, Miss
HOAG,Mrs.
HOBBS, Joshua
HOBELMAN, Augustus
HOCADA Y, Fanny and Alice
HODGE, HJ., Mr.
HODGE, Lawrence
HODGE, Lawrence AE., Dr.
HODGES, Luda, Miss
HODGMAN, Ella M, Mrs
HOEY, Frani
HOFF (child)
HOFFMAN, Clay
HOFFMAN, Dan., Maj.
HOFSTETTER
HOFSTETTER, B. (Mr.)
HOGAN, George
HOGAN, Tobias
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6 Apr 1879
11 Apr 1879
12 Apr 1879
15 Apr 1879
7 Jun 1879
4 Apr 1879
25 Mar 1879
3 Apr 1879
6 Oct 1878
8 Apr 1879
9 Apr 1879
10 Apr 1879
6 Apr 1879
5 Apr 1879
7 Sep 1876
15 Jun 1880
22 Jun 1880
2 Jun 1880
26 Jan 1879
23 Oct 1878
12 Oct 1876
20 Mar 1877
2 Jul 1880
13 Aug 1876
21 Mar 1877
29 Nov 1879
18 Mar 1879
11 Jul 1876
29 Sep 1878
27 Apr 1877
30 Aug 1878
25 May 1877
1 Feb 1874
4 Apr 1873
1 Aug 1878
24 Sep 1876
13 May 1876
30 Dec 1877
20 Nov 1879
2 May 1880
26 Jun 1873
15 Mar 1878
11 Dec 1875
8 Jan 1876
26 Mar 1878
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8 Mar 1877

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HOGUE, Frank O.
17 Oct 1875
HOLLAND
16Dec 1876
HOLLIDAY, Minnie, Miss
20 Nov 1878
HOLLINGBERRY, Fredie
15 Aug 1874
HOLLINGBERY, dau. ofMlM George 21 Jul1878
HOLLISTER
18 Jun 1880
HOLLISTER, Arthur J.
7 Jan 1879
HOLLOWELL, Silas
11 Jun 1880
HOLMAN
4 Sep 1877
HOLMAN, A.
16 Oct 1874
HOL1v1ES
4 Sep 1873
16 Feb 1882
HOL1v1ES, Caroline
30 Jun 1881
HOL1v1ES, Catharine
28 Dec 1879
HOL1v1ES, Chester
17 May 1873
HOL1v1ES, Mary
9
Oct 1874
HOL1v1ES, old Mrs.
5 Feb 1880
HOL1v1ES, Samuel
16 May 1879
HOLMES, Samuel
27 Oct 1876
HOLT, Abbie, Miss
18 Nov 1874
HOLT, Fannie
16 Oct 1874
HOLT, George
10 Dec 1875
HONE (son)
II Sep 1879
HOOD (infant son)
2 Nov 1877
HOOD, A.H., Mr.
22 Oct 1873
HOOD, Mrs.
16 May 1880
HOOK, Mrs. James
19Jun 1879
HOOPER
14 Jul 1874
HOPE, Charles
11 May 1877
HOPKINS, Allie, Miss
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HOPKINS, R.L.
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HORBACH, Abm., Mr.
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HORN, James
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HORNE, James
10 Oct 1879
HORNER, Levi, Mr.
22
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HORNSBY, Mrs.
12
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HORNSBY, Mrs. E.W.
24
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1876
HORTON
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HORTON
22 Jan 1876
HORTON, lC., Hon.
13 Nov 1877
HORTON, Mrs. Dr.
21
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HORTON, Mrs. lC.
21
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HOSMER
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HOSTETTER
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HOUGHTELIN
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HOUGHTELIN, lW.
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HOUSE
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1880
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22 Jan 1880

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HOWARD
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HOWARD, Cyrus
HOWARD, JB., Mr.
HOWARD, Mary E., Miss
HOWARD, Minnie, Miss
HOWARD, Mrs. w.e.
HOWDEN
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HOWE, H.W., Dr.
HOWE, Mr. &amp; Mrs. George W
HOWELL
HOWELL,Mr.
HOWLAND, Leroy
HOWLAND, Mary S., Mrs.
HOWLAND, Mary S., Mrs.
HOWLAND, N.D., Mr.
HOYSRADT, N ..
HOYSRADT, Nicholas
HOYSRADT, Nicholas
HOYT
HOYT
HOYT (girl born)
HOYT, Charles e.
HOYT, Chas. and family
HOYT, Clarence
HOYT, Mr. and Mrs.
HOYT, Wm. F.
HUBBEL, John M.
HUBBEL, John M.
HUBBELL
HUBBELL
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HUCH, Wm. J
HUDSON
HUDSON
HUDSON, Edwin
HUFFMAN
HUGHES
HUGHES
HUGHES, Louis
HUGHES, Mrs. Robert
HUGHES,P.
HUGHES, Sallie, Miss
HUGHSON, Fannie, Miss
HULME, Mrs. Henry

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15 Dec 1878
28 Jun 1877
23 Jun 1875
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3 Dec 1879
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23 Dec 1873
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16 May 1879
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15 May 1879
13 May 1879
14 May 1879
2 Aug 1879
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26 Jul 1879
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20 May 1879
5 Nov 1874
4 Feb 1880
27 Apr 1877
23 Jan 1874
24 Jan 1874
19 Sep 1879
25 Sep 1879.
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14 Feb 1874
26 Jun 1879
27 Dec 1877
25 Mar 1879
15 Jul1876
27 Aug 1879
23 Jan 1880
16 Dec 1879
17 Jan 1877
28 Sep 1875
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HULME, Mrs. Henry
HULSE, Mr.
HUL T, Andrew
HUL T, Christina
HUME

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19 Dec 1873
2 Nov 1875
25 Jul1874
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22 Jan 1880
HUME,G.W
10 Mar 1880
HUME,G.W.
I3 Nov 1873
HUMPHREYS
8 Jan 1876
HUNGERFORD
I I Jan 1880
HUNGERFORD
18 May 1880
HUNGERFORD, Seth
20 May 1879
HUNT, Harry E.
5 Apr 1879
HUNT, Hattie
31 JuI 1879
HUNT, John
19 Mar 1875
HUNT, May, Miss
30 May 1877
HUNT, Mrs. E.S. "not expected to live" 25 Jul 1874
HUNT, S .. B., Dr.
5 Mar 1879
HUNTER, Annie, Miss
12 Nov 1875
HUNTER, Mr. and Mrs.
11 Sep 1879
HUNTER, Sallie 1., Miss
24 Sep 1879
HUNTINGTON, Clara, Miss
29 May 1879
HURD, George and Henry
I3 Feb 1879
HURD, Henry
17 Jun 1878
HURD, Mrs.
I3 Feb 1879
HURD, son of Mrs.
I3 Feb 1879
HUSON
18 May 1880
HUSON, Adela, Miss
23 May 1879
HUSON, Dela R., Miss
17 May 1879
HUSON, Richard, Dr.
25 Oct 1881
HUSTED, Charles W.
29 Aug 1879
HUTCHINGS
20 Sep 1879
HUTCHINGS
26 May 1880
HUTCHINGS, Mr.
30 Mar 1878
HUTCHINGS, Mr. "dangerously ill"
8 Feb 1878
HUTCHINGS, Samuel D.
6 Apr 1878
HUTCHINSON
19 Nov 1875
HUTCHINSON, Ed.
17Novl875
HUTCHINSON, G.W.
16 Sep 1879
HUTCHINSON, G.W.
16 Oct 1874
HUTCHINSON, Maggie, Miss
15 May 1877
HUTCHINSON, Ruth E., Miss
24 Jul1879
HUTCHINSON, Wm.
16 Sep 1879
HUTCHISON, Kate
I I Feb 1877
HUTSON, son of Mr. &amp; Mrs. Harry
22 Aug 1878
HYDE, c.A., Mr.
2 Apr 1879
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INGALLS, F.T., Rev
INGALLS, Ruth
INGALLS, Sen.
INGLE, John, Rev
INNES
INNES
INNES
INNES
INNES, AW.
INNES, Arthur W.
INNES, Bessie
INNES, Bessie Lee
INNES, D., Mr.
INNES, infant daughter
INNES, Mrs. AW.
INNES, Mrs. AW.
INNES, Mrs. Daniel
INNES, Mrs. Geo.
ISBELL, George T.
ISEMAN, Fritz, Mr.

JACKSON
JACKSON, Charles
JACKSON, G.W., Prof
JACKSON, George W., Prof
JACKSON, John
JACKSON, Josh
JACKSON, Maria, Miss
JACKSON, Prof
JACKSON, Thomas B.
JACOBS, Mrs.
JACOBS, S.P., Rev.
JACOBS, S.P., Rev.
JAMES
JAMES, Alice, Miss
JAMES, c.c.
JAMES, R.T.w., Rev
JAMES, Sue, Miss
JAMISON
JAMISON
JAMISON, James
JARERCKI, Mr. &amp; Mrs. E.w.
JAUNDA, Jacob
JENIFER, Alice, Miss

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JOHNSON
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JOHNSON (boy)
JOHNSON (infant son)
JOHNSON (man)
JOHNSON (man)
JOHNSON (son)
JOHNSON, AD. and Annie L.
JOHNSON, AD., Mr.
JOHNSON, Ben.
JOHNSON, Benjamin
JOHNSON, Charlotte E., Miss
JOHNSON, David A
JOHNSON, Elisha D.
JOHNSON, Fanny
JOHNSON, Geo. C.
JOHNSON, Georgie
JOHNSON, Henry
JOHNSON, Ida
JOHNSON, Isaac
JOHNSON, JJ., Mr.
JOHNSON, lW., Col.
JOHNSON, James Henry
JOHNSON, John
JOHNSON, John P.
JOHNSON, Mary
JOHNSON, Mattie H.
JOHNSON, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
JOHNSON, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
JOHNSON, Mrs.
JOHNSON, Mrs.
JOHNSON, Mrs. C.
JOHNSON, Mrs. George
JOHNSON, Mrs. Thos.
JOHNSON, Nicholas
JOHNSON, 0., Mr.
JOHNSON, Oscar
JOHNSON, R.S., Mr.
JOHNSON, Ralph S.
JOHNSON, Ralph S.
JOHNSON, SEW., Mr.
JOHNSON, SEW., Mr.
JOHNSON, SEW., Mr.
JOHNSON, sons of AD.
JOHNSON, Thomas, Rev.

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11 Feb 1877
26 Sep 1874
14 Apr 1881
26 Oct 1879
19 Aug 1877
7 Ju11880
21 May 1880
21 Mar 1873
23 Mar 1876
22 Aug 1873
17Nov 1877
22 Jun 1876
13 Jul1880
28 Oct 1875
7 Dec 1878
28 Aug 1879
7 Oct 1873
7 Jul1880
20 Feb 1874
13 Nov 1877
2 Nov 1875
19 Jul1876
16 Jun 1880
24 Dec 1876
10 Jun 1880
2 Jul 1879
19 Sep 1879
13 Jul 1880
25 Jui 1877
27 Feb 1880
15Nov1881
24 Aug 1881
4 Feb 1880
12 Feb 1880
20 Dec 1876
4 Jan 1876
2 Sep 1879
19 Jul1876
1 Oct 1873
18 May 1877
11 Feb 1880
4 Apr 1876
7 May 1875
13 May 1875
14 May 1875
20 Nov 1878
29 Dec 1877
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21 May 1880
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JONES, Geo. V.
JONES, George V.
JONES, H.c.
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JONES, James
JONES, Jonathan
JONES, Joseph
JONES, M. Eddy
JONES, Mary, Miss
JONES, Mrs. Geo. V.
JONES, Mrs. M.
JONES, P.D.
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JORDAN, Miss

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JUDSON
JUDSON, W.w., Mr.
JUDSON, Wm. R., Col.
JUNK, Mrs. S.E.
JUNKINS, W.A., Mr.

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KALLOCH, I.S., Rev.
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KALLOCH, Mr. and Mrs.
KALLOCH, Rev.
KALLOCK,I.S.
KAMMEYER., Sophia

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KEEFE, Julia, Miss
KEEFE, Mrs. James
KEEFER., Ada, Miss
KEEFER., Ada, Miss
KEEFER., Nellie, Miss
KEEFER., Samuel
KEELER., Julius A., Col.
KEELER., Mrs.
KEELER., Mrs.
KEELER, Mrs.
KEELER, Mrs. Henry
KEELER., Susan R., Mrs.
KEENEY
KEENEY, Thaddeus E.
KEHLER., Tom
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KEIFER., Samuel
KEISER
KEISER, H., Mr.
KEISER., Henry
KEITH, Emma A.
KEITH, Emma L., Miss
KEITH, Hattie, Miss
KEITH, Judith N.
KEITH, Lucy, Miss
KEITH, Martha 1.
KEITH, Miss
KELEHER
KELEHER, T.F., Mr.
KELEHER, Tom F.
KELLER, Mr.

Date of
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20 Mar 1879
13 Mar 1875
I Feb 1874
21 Sep 1875
25 Jan 1874
2 Dec 1875
27 Mar 1875
19 Nov 1876
2 Dec 1876
16 Jun 1875
25 May 1877
16 Mar 1880
12 Aug 1876
31 Jul1879
7 Aug 1879
21 Jan 1879
25 Apr 1880
21 Jan 1879
8 Oct 1879
12 Nov 1878
14 Aug 1877
3 May 1879
17 May 1873
1 Sep 1877
4 Sep 1877
18 Mar 1879
17 Nov 1875
4 Nov 1877
15 Mar 1874
15 Mar 1874
15 Mar 1879
4 Sep 1878
8 Oct 1878
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2 Feb 1876
6 May 1879
21 Mar 1879
6 Apr 1879
24 Sep 1875
27 Oct 1878
18 Apr 1880
15 May 1877
8 Apr 1877
3 Apr ;1878
18 Apr 1879
9 May 1876
16 Oct 1879
4 Oct 1879
17 Jul 1878
13 Aug 1876

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KELLOGG, Edith Cornelia
KELLOGG, Ella F., Miss
KELLOGG, Mr. &amp; Mrs. Anson
KELLOGG, Will
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KELSEY, Mrs.
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KENDALL, HA, Mr.
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KENNEDY, Mrs. M.E.
KENNEDY, OJ. and J.R
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KENNEDY, T.H., Mr.
KENWORTHY (girl)
KERR., Mr. and Mrs.
KETCI-llNGMAN, William
KETELS, Bertha, Miss
KETELS,Mr.
KEYES, James H.
KEYS, Louis
KIBBE, Pamela
KIEMER., Geo. W.
Kll..WORTH
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KIMBALL
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KIMBALL, Edward
KIMBALL, Edward
KIMBALL, Ella R., Miss
KIMBALL, Fannie, Miss
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Date of
newspaper
10 Oct 1873
4 Apr 1874
16 Aug 1876
7 Sep 1875
18 Jan 1877
25 Mar 1879
30 Oct 1873
30 Oct 1873
20 Mar 1880
1 Mar 1877
5 Jan 1879
16 Jul 1878
2 May 1879
19 Oct 1877
23 May 1874
27 Apr 1879
17 Apr 1880
22 Jul 1880
17 Jul1873
15 Jul1873
18 Aug 1877
13 Jun 1877
14 Jun 1877
13 Nov 1875
20 Jun 1877
21 Jun 1877
19 Sep 1879
7 Oct 1879
8 Jan 1879
22 Sep 1876
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15 Nov 1879
4 Feb 1880
9 Oct 1874
10 Dec 1878
25 Mar 1879
18 Mar 1873
26 Aug 1875
8 Apr 1875
12 Apr 1874
8 Aug 1876
5 Aug 1876
9 May 1873
3 Oct 1874
24 Sep 1873
25 Sep 1873
26 Sep 1873
5 Oct 1875
19 Nov 1873
31 Jul1879

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KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
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KING, Mary
KING, Mrs.
KING, Mrs.
KING, Mrs. Harvey
KING, Mrs. Lemuel
KING, Mrs. Lemuel
KING, Rev. Mr.
KING, V.M., Rev.
KING, W.E., Mr.
KING, Will O.
KINGMAN, Fred. H.
KINGSBURY, Mr.
KINSLER (child)
KINZIE, John
KIRBY, Nellie S.
KIRBY, TJ. and Kate
KIRKMAN, I.e., Rev.
KIRKPATRICK, I.e.
KIRKPATRICK, T.L, Mr.
KLAAS, son of Dr. I.
KLASS, Amalia
KLEMP, Catharine, Mrs.
KLINE
KLINE, Mrs.
KLINE, Mrs.
KLIWORTH, Issac
KNAPP, E.R.
KNAPP, Mary
KNEALE, Rev. Mr.
KNEALE, Wm., Rev.
KNIGHT (son)
KNIGHT, Annie
KNIGHT, Charles A
KNITTLE
KNITTLE, Mrs. Albert
KNOTT
KNOX, H.W., Mr.
KNOX, V.B., Rev. Mr.
KNUCKLER, John F.
KNUEHL, Johnny
KOSTENBADER, Mrs. Andrew
KRAFT, Mr.
KREIS, Herman
KREMER (son)

Date of
newspaper
9 May 1873
9 Oct 1874
7 Mar 1876
27 Apr 1877
25 Nov 1876
26 Sep 1877
9 Dec 1875
12 Feb 1880
9 Sep 1879
11 Mar 1879
12 Mar 1879
6 Sep 1879
7 Sep 1879
29 May 1874
10 Oct 1873
9 Nov 1878
24 Jun 1876
13 Apr 1880
3 Jun 1876
22 Jan 1876
11 Nov 1876
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22 Aug ]875
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2 Aug 1878
30 Jun ]880
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5 Jan 1876
4 Jan 1876
22 Jun 1876
15 Mar 1881
5 Sep 1874
23 Aug 1876
23 May 1880
8 Aug 1874
20 Aug 1878
23 May 1877
28 Oct 1874
11 Jan 1876
28 Apr 1880
3 Mar 1874
22 Jun 1877
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KRETSINGER, Samuel, Rev.
KRETZINGER, Samuel, Rev.
KRIEGE, Louis
KUCHLER, John .
KUECHLER
KUHNE, William
KUMMEL, Mary, Miss
KUMMER, Bertha, Mrs.
KUMMER, Frank
KUMMEYER, Vinnie, Miss
KUNKEL, J.J., Mr.
KUSZ, Charlie
KUUEHL, Johnnie

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2 Mar 1878
5 Mar 1878
31 Jan 1880
4 Sep 1874
23 Jul 1876
7 Jun 1876
9 May 1876
18 Sep 1877
18 Sep 1877
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27 Oct 1877
12 Mar 1876
12 Jan 1876

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LADD, Daniel
LADD, Mary E., Mrs.
LADD,Mrs.
LADD, Mrs. E.D
LADD, Mrs. E.D.
LaGRANGE, Chas., Esq.
LAHMAN boy and girl
LAHMAN, Mrs. Frank
LAIDLAW
LAIDLAW
LAIDLAW, Robert
LAIDLAW, Sarah
LAIDLAW, Scott
LAIDLAW, Scott
LAMBERS, Wes. "feared drowned"
LAMBERT, Charles C.
LAMBERT, John D.
LAMBERT, John D.
LAMBERTSON
LAMBERTSON, Isabella, Miss
LAMBERTSON, Lucy M., Miss
LAMBORN, Howard L.
LAMON, dau. of Mr. &amp; Mrs. w.H.
LAMON, Martha, Miss
LAMON, Wm.
LANCASTER, Mrs. GW.
LANDECKER
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LANE
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LANE, Mrs.
LANE, Mrs. T.G.
LANE, T.G.
LANE, T.G., Mr.
LANGWORTHY, Laura J., Miss
LANGWORTHY, Laura J., Miss
LANNE, Henri, Dr.
LAPHAM, Ollie, Miss
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LAPTAD, P. Mr.
LARIMER, Gen ..
LARSON, Emma
LARSON, Emma
LARSON, John
LARSSON (son)
LARSSON, John
LATIMER, 1., Mr.
LA VO, Emma, Miss
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LAWRENCE, C.W., Dr.
LAWRENCE, C.W., Dr.
LAWRENCE, C.W., Dr.
LAWRENCE, C.W., Dr.
LAWRENCE, C.W., Dr.
LAWRENCE, CW., Dr.
LAWRENCE, Dr.
LAWRENCE, Dr. and Mrs. C.W.
LAWRENCE, F.H.
LAWRENCE, Fred H., Maj.
LAWRENCE, Mrs. Dr.
LAWRENCE, Mrs. Dr. CW.
LAWRENCE, Mrs. Dr. c.w.
LAWRENCE, W.L., Mr.
LAWS, W.R., Dr.
LAWSON, B.F., Mr.
LAWTON (boy)
LAWTON, George
LEAK, T.J., Rev.
LEAMER, Wm.
LEARNARD, Mrs. W.E.
LEARNED, Ed.
LEARNED, Henry
LEARNED, Henry

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24 Oct 1876
28 Oct 1875
4 Mar 1881
28 Oct 1875
14 Sep 1879
28 Oct 1875
20 Dec 1876
II Feb 1880
29 Sep 1875
17 Dec 1876
5 Sep 1879
9 Sep 1879
18 Sep 1879
21 Jan 1880
23 Apr 1875
1 Nov 1876
12 Oct 1879
21 May 1875
23 Aug 1879
14 Mar 1879
14 Mar 1879
10 Oct 1875
12 Jun 1878
10 Mar 1877
1 Oct 1879
18 Dec 1873
19 Oct 1873
25 Mar 1877
13 Jan 1880
16 Jan 1880
14 Nov 1878
28 Dec 1878
5 Mar 1879
31 Jul 1877
20 Oct 1877
29 Aug 1873
26 Mar 1875
25 Jul 1879
17Dec 1873
23 Jan 1880
20 Mar 1879
27 Jun 1879
2 Dec 1876
28 Nov 1875
8 Jul 1875
15 Feb 1874
14 Feb 1874
9 Oct 1873
12 Feb 1879
27 Sep 1878
27 Mar 1879

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LEE, Mrs. Henry
LEEKA, Amy
LEEPER, Allen and family
LEEPER, G.c.
LEFEBVRE, E.C., Mr.
LEFEBVRE, Ed.
LEFEBVRE, Ed.
LEFEBVRE, Ed. C.
LEGATE, James
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LEIS, George, Mr.
LEIS, Henry
LEIS, Nellie
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LEIS, Wm., Mr.
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LEMING, Will
LENARD, J.H., Mr.
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LEONARD, Kate A., Miss
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LEONHARDT, C.W., Col.
LePORTE, Annie L., Miss
LESCHER
LESCHER, Thomas D.
LESCHER, Thos. D.
LESLIE, c.L., Mr.
LESLIE, Charles Dorrance
LESPER, Mrs. Allen
LESTER (son)
LESTER, Earnest Augustus
LESTER, Ernest Augustus
LESTER, Samuel David
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24 Mar 1877
26 May 1877
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19 Sep 1873
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LEVY, Charles
LEVY, Fannie, Miss (birthday)
LEWIS
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LEWIS, Albert
LEWIS, Alexander
LEWIS, Alexander
LEWIS, Bertie, Miss
LEWIS, Bertie, Miss
LEWIS, C.J., Judge
LEWIS, C.J., Judge
LEWIS, C.J., Mr.
LEWIS, C.J., Mr.
LEWIS,E.E.
LEWIS,F.W.
LEWIS, Hattie E., Miss
LEWIS, M., Miss
LEWIS, Mr. and Mrs. A.c.
LEWIS, Mrs. A.c.
LEWIS, Mrs. Alex.
LEWIS, Mrs. E.E.
LEWIS, Mrs. Judge
LEWIS, Myra Elizabeth
LICHENSTEIN, Joseph
LICHES, H., Mr.
LlLL Y, A.H., Rev.
LINDLEY, Ella M.
LINDLEY, Emma E., Miss
LINDLEY, Jemima, Miss
LINDSEY, George
LIPSCOMBE, Miss
LITCHFIELD, Mrs.
LITTLE, Marion N., Miss
LIVERMORE
LIVINGSTON, Willie
LLEWELLYN, Miss
LLOYD
LLOYD, Rev. M.
LLOYD, Rev. Mr.
LLOYD, Rev. Mr.
LLOYD, S.W., Rev. (report of death
was incorrect)
LOCKARD, Anna, Miss
LOCKE, Henry C.
LOCKWOOD

Date of
newspaper
13 Dec 1878
7 Apr 1876
5 Apr 1879
25 May 1881
29 Jan 1880
1 Jun 1877
25 Sep 1877
29 Jun 1876
7 Apr 1876
9 Apr 1875
Special with
22 Jan 1880
27 Nov 1877
18 Sep 1877
5 Aug 1876
20 Apr 1875
18 Jul1876
21 Jul 1876
]8 Sep 1875
20 Oct ]878
16 Oct 1877
20 Jun ]879
5 Aug 1879
7 Jan 1876
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26 Jun 1875
20 May 1876
]8 May 1876
30 Oct 1873
1 Mar 1879
16 Feb 1877
18 Aug 1875
1 Nov 1878
10 Oct 1879
5 Sep 1875
22 Dec 1877
27 Mar 1875
28 Feb 1880
23 Oct 1877
10 Jun 1875
27 Feb 1881
18 Dec 1875
6 Feb 1876
6 Mar 1877
18 Feb 1877
IS Mar 1877
14 Sep 1877
12 Oct 1877
12 Jun 1875
11 Jan 1880

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LONG, Wm., Mr.
LONGFELLOW
LONGFELLOW, Mrs.
LOOBY, Michael
LORD, W.H., Mr.
LOSEY, Miss
LOSEY, N.H., Prof.
LOSH, Andrew
LOT, Mr.
LOVALETTE
LOVE, Alex.
LOVEJOY, Rev. c.H. and Julia L.
LOVELACE, Agnes M.
LOVELACE, Agnes M., Miss
LOVIN, Nora E., Miss
LOW, Judge
LOWE
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LOWMAN, Mrs. E.S.
LOWRY
LOWRY, Charles
LOWRY, Jane, Miss
LUCAS, James B.
LUCAS, Mr.
LUDDEN
LUDINGTON
LUDINGTON
LUDINGTON
LUDINGTON
LUDINGTON
LUDINGTON, Angie
LUDINGTON, Angie V., Miss
LUDINGTON, George
LUGRON, Geo. R.
LUGTON
LUM, Carrie K., Miss
LUM, S. Y., Rev.
LUNDLEY, Anna
LUPPLE, Mrs. G.F.
LUTHER
LUTHER, H., Mr.
LUTHER, Henry

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2 Jul1879
9 Apr 1873
9 Nov 1877
16 Oct 1873
15 Oct 1879
12 Aug 1876
19 May 1876
12 May 1876
7 Oct 1877
2 Dec 1876
14 Mar 1879
7 Mar 1876
30 Mar 1877
3 Jun 1875
16 Oct 1873
30 Nov 1878
6 Apr 1881
5 Jun 1877
10 Oct 1873
4 May 1880
4 May 1880
25 Sep 1879
17 Jan 1880
26 Mar 1875
19 Mar 1876
24 Sep 1876
13 or 14 Feb
1880
8 Jan 1876
9 Sep 1875
7 Jan 1876
8 Dec 1875
12 Nov 1878
28 May 1880
3 Oct 1879
24 Oct 1879
3 Sep 1874
17 Jun 1876
3 Feb 1877
4 Mar 1879
13 Sep 1878
3 Feb 1876
28 Sep 1875
24 Jul 1879
19 Oct 1877
30 Apr 1875
4 Mar 1880
23 May 1880
25 Jun 1879
12 Nov 1875
13 Jan 1876

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LUTHER, Henry
LUYSTER, Hank V.
LYKINS
LYLE, Mrs. John
LYMAN, Dwight S.
LYMAN, Jonathan
LYMAN, Mr.
LYNDE, Charles W.
LYNN, Charlie W.
LYON, AbnerP.
LYON, Mr. and Mrs. W.H.C.
LYONS

3 Sep 1878
26 Jul1873
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10 Aug 1878
22 Nov 1877
1 Sep 1878
21 Sep 1876
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18 Mar 1879
13 Feb 1880

MABRY
MACAULEY
MACK, Michael
. MACK, Mrs.
MACK,Mrs.
MACK, Mrs. A.L.
MACK, Mrs. John
MACK, Mrs. Michael
MACK, Sarah, Mrs.
MACKEY, A.D., Mr.
MACKEY, Arthur D.
MACKEY, Carrie, Mrs.
MACKEY, Samuel E.
MACOMBER
MADDEN, Harrison
MAGILL, Wm. E., Dr.
MAINS, G.W., not dead
MAKEANEY, W., Rev.
MAKEANY,W.H.
MALEY, John
MALLARD, S.A, Miss
MALLARY, Anson H.
MALLORY, Elmer
MALN, Hilda
MANN, Charley (disappeared)
MANN, Charley (disappeared)
MANN, Cynthia A., Mrs.
MANN, Harriet Matilda
MANSON, E., Mr.
MANTER, Adison
MAPES, A.R.
MARCH
MARCH
MARCH
MARCH, Anna E., Miss
MARCH, George
MARCH, Josie

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19 May 1876
25 Jan 1879
16 Oct 1874
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26 Mar 1873
.12 Apr 1873
25 Jan 1879
13 Dec 1876
8 Nov 1878
1 Sep 1875
8 Nov 1878
3 Oct 1874
13 Sep 1879
11 Jul 1880
8 Oct 1879
1 May 1873
17 Aug 1875
22 Aug 1875
16 Oct 1874
20 Mar 1880
16 Oct 1874
21 Jan 1874
26 Nov 1876
24 Apr 1877
26 Apr 1877
31 Aug 1876
12 Aug 1874
13 May 1877
7 Dec 1876
25 Mar 1875
23 May 1875
1 Sep 1878
6 Sep 1878
23 Oct 1874
17 Sep 1876
17 Sep 1876

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MARFELIUS, Casper
MARKER, Katie, Miss
MARKS, AJexander
MARKS, Mrs. AJex.
MARSH, Mr.
MARSH, Mr. and Mrs. L.M.
MARSH, Mrs. D.P.
MARSH, Rev. Mr.
MARSH, T.C.
MARSHAL,BR
MARSHALL
MARSHALL, John E.
MARSHALL, w.K., Rev.
MARSHALL, W.K., Rev.
MARTIFT, Fritz
MARTIN
MARTIN
MARTIN, Elder
MARTIN, Forest May
MARTIN,JD
MARTIN, John C.
MARTIN, Mrs. Dr.
MARTIN, Pauline, Mrs.
MARTINDALE, C.S., Rev.
MARVIN
MARVIN
MARVIN
MARVIN (baby)
MARVIN, Mrs.
MASON
MASON, Jeff. "dangerously injured"
MASON, Mr. "every prospect of
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MASON, Samuel
MATHESON, Neal, Dr.
MATHEWS, Chas.
MATHEWS, James H.
MATILDA, Sister
MATILDA, Sister
MATRAL (child)
MATTESON, Charles
MATTHEWS, Wm.
MATTISON, Charles
MAY, Virgil A.
MAY, Virgil A.
MAYBERRY, J.S.

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11 Jan 1879
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27 May 1875
23 Mar 1880
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19 JuI 1876
13 Aug 1879
17Nov 1877
5 Feb 1879
2 Feb 1877
10 Oct 1873
18 Jan 1880
28 Mar 1875
9 Jan 1879
25 Mar 1875
1 Jun 1875
17Jul1874
7 Aug 1879
1 Feb 1876
18 Apr 1879
7 Aug 1879
6 Oct 1881
22 Jun 1880
12 Nov 1878
27 Mar 1877
16 Apr 1878
31 May 1873
20 Sep 1876
25 Sep 1878
26 Aug 1877
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McALLASTER
22 Sep 1876
McALLASTER, Mrs. O.
22 Sep 1876
McALLASTER, Mrs. O.W.
11 Feb 1876
McCABE
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McCALL, C.D., Mr.
9 Apr 1874
McCALLOM, Wm. A., Rev.
19 May 1876
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McCLELLEN, Josephine
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McCONNELL, Doctor
28
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McCONNELL, Doctor
27
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22 Dec 1876
McCONNELL, Lewie
23 Dec 1876
McCONNELL, Lewie
1 Oct 1873
McCONNELL, Maggie, Miss
2 Oct 1873
McCONNELL, Maggie, Miss
12 May 1876
McCONNELL, Mollie, Miss
12 Aug 1876
McCONNELL, Mollie, Miss
29 Jan 1876
McCONNELL, Mollie, Miss
29 Sep 1874
McCONNELL, Nettie
21 Mar 1877
McCONNELL, S.G.
11 Aug 1875
McCOY
18 May 1876
McCOY, Arthur
25 May 1880
McCOY, Arthur
10 Feb 1881
McCOY, Lizzie
1 Sep 1878
McCOY, Mr. &amp; Mrs. lE.
12 Apr 1879
McCOY, Mrs.
5 Aug 1875
McCOY, Washington "perhaps fatal"
3 Sep 1878
McCULLOCH
10 Aug 1876
McCULLOUGH, S.S., Mr.
20 Oct 1876
McCULLOUGH, S.S., Mr.
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22 Jan 1880
6 Jan 1880
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23 Jul 1878
McCURDY, Dan.
31 Jul1878
McCURDY, Daniel &amp; bride
9 Nov 1879
McCURDY, Fred. A.
27 Aug 1874
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McKNIGHT, Emma
McLACHLAN, Mr.
McLEAN
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5 Aug 1873
McMILLAN, JW.
27 Nov 1878
McMILLAN, John W.
2 Aug 1873
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MEARS, Wm.
MEEKER, Minnie, Mrs.
MELIUS, Louis
MELIUS, Mrs.
MELVILLE
MEL VILLE, W.G.
MENAFEE
MENDENHALL
MENET
MENET
MENET,Mrs.
MENGER (daughter born)
MENGER (little boy)
MENGER (little girl)
MENGER, Sophia, Mrs.
MERAS, Wm., Mr.
MERIAM, Benj.
MERRILL
MERRILL
MERRIMAN, Mrs.
MERRITT, JG., Rev.
MERRYWEATHER
MESERVEY, E.c., Mr.
MESSENGER, Mr.
MESSER, George A.
METSKERS, JC.
MEYER, E.L., Mr.
MEYERS, Emma, Mrs.
MICHAEL, Mack
MICKEE, Maudie
MICKEY, A.H., Mr.
MICKLES, Mrs. A.B.
MILES
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MILES, Benjamin H.

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MILES, John D.
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MILLARD, Frank O.
24 Jun 1873
MILLER
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MILLER
22 Jun 1876
MILLER
22 Jul1876
MILLER
1 Jan 1879
MILLER (father of Mrs. Miller "at the 29 Jul 1873
point of death")
MILLER (peter's child)
17 Ju11877
MILLER, Elizabeth
9 Nov 1881
MILLER, Eva, Miss
26 Feb 1876
MILLER, Frank C.
11 Jul 1876
MILLER, Frank C.
28 Nov 1875
MILLER, Frank C.
7 Nov 1878
MILLER, George and Wm.
1 Aug 1878
MILLER, Joe
2 Apr 1878
MILLER, Julius
31 Jul 1879
MILLER, Julius
1 Aug 1879
MILLER, Julius
9 Aug 1879
MILLER, Lizzie, Miss
18 Jul1879
MILLER, Lydia A., Miss
27 Mar 1874
MILLER, Mr.
7 Jul 1880
MILLER, Ora
10 Apr 1877
MILLER, Prof.
18 Jul1879
MILLER, Prof.
16 Aug 1873
MILLER, Thomas B.
26 Feb 1880
MILLER, Thomas B.
27 Feb 1880
MILLER, Wm.
19 Sep 1878
MILLS, Clara M., Mrs.
15 Nov 1874
MILLS, Clara, Mrs.
14 Nov 1874
MILLS, Hennan Samuel
9 Aug 1877
MILLS, Mr. &amp; Mrs. E.T.
MILLS, N.L.
MILNER
MILNER, Webb.
MILNER, William
MINARD
MINARD
MINARD, A.J.
MINARD, artie
MINER
MINER
MINER, C.£., Dr.
MlNlER, Mrs. Ida
MITCHELL, C.B., Mr.
MITCHELL, Eddie
MITCHELL, Elizabeth M., Mrs.
MITCHELL, Mr.
MITCHLER
MOAK., J.W.

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20 Sep 1873
14 Feb 1874
19 Mar 1879
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5 Apr 1874
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6 Jan 1880

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MOISE, W.H., Mr.
MOLE, Sarah E.
MONROE
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MONTGOMERY
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MONTGOMERY, David
MONTGOMERY, David
MONTGOMERY, Frank
MONTGOMERY, H.E.
MONTGOMERY, James Blair
MONTGOMERY, Mollie, Miss
MONTGOMERY, W.P.
MONTGOMERY, Willie
MOODY, Henry
MOON, Joel
MOONEY
MOONLIGHT (boy)
MOORE
MOORE
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MOORE (girl baby born)
MOORE (infant daughter)
MOORE Mrs Ely
MOORE, "Rory"
MOORE, Annie, Miss
MOORE, Charley and Ed.
MOORE, Chas. S.
MOORE, Ed.
MOORE, Eli, Mr.
MOORE, Ely
MOORE, Ely, Mr.
MOORE, Emma
MOORE, Geo. W.
MOORE, George W.
MOORE, Jason B.
MOORE, John I.
MOORE, John T., Dr.
MOORE, M. Emma, Miss
MOORE, Milton
MOORE, Mrs. Ely
MOORE, Mrs. Ely
MOORE, Mrs. Ely
MOORE, Philora, Miss
MOORE,R.R.
MOORE,R.R.
MOORE, Rev. Dr.
MOORE, Rev. Mr.
MOORE, Robena, Miss

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6 Jul 1876
27 May 1879
11 May 1875
13 Sep 1878
19 Mar 1880
8 Jul1875
8 Jul 1875
8 Oct 1876
9 Jul1880
13 Aug 1878
10Jun 1876
1 Oct 1875
4 Aug 1881
4 Oct 1877
8 Oct 1875
12 May 1876
18 Sep 1879
8 Jan 1879
24 Dec 1879
13 Aug 1875
11 Nov 1879
8 Jun 1876
17 Aug 1875
29 Mar 1877
7 Mar 1878
28 Feb 1880
24 Dec 1875
6 May 1879
15 Apr 1879
24 Oct 1875
18 Feb 1879
30 Aug 1878
19 Feb 1881
7 Jan 1876
27 Feb 1879
3 Feb 1880
21 Nov 1876
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28 Feb 1880
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MOORE?, Rose S.
MOREHOUSE, Miss
MOREHOUSE, Mr. and Mrs.
MORGAN
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MORGAN (maiden name of Mrs.
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MORGAN, Frank H.
MORGAN, George
MORGAN, George
MORGAN, Grace C.
MORGAN, J.F.
MORGAN, J.F., Mr.
MORGAN, Miss
MORGAN, S.F.
MORRIS, Levi
MORRIS, Mr.
MORRIS, Richard, Dr.
MORRISON, E.G., Mr.
MORROW
MORROW
MORROW, Laura A.
MORROW, Mrs. Robert
MORROW, Robert
MORTON, Oliver P., Hon.
MORTON, Senator
MORTON, W.A.
MOSIER, Sarah, Miss
MOSS, Mrs. John A.
MOTT
MOTT,Mr.
MOTTE
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MOUTONNIER
MOYES, Mrs.
MOYS
MOZLEY
MOZLEY, Richard
MUDGE
MUDGE
MUDGE, B., Prof.
MUDGE, B.F., Prof.

Date of
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15 Jan 1874
7 Jun 1876
16 Nov 1875
5 May 1877
16 Oct 1879
17Jun1876
23 Jan 1877
26 Feb 1874
1 Jun 1880
7 Jan 1876
1 May 1873
1 May 1873
18 Jan 1874
13 Aug 1873
14 Oct 1875

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MURCH, H.G., Rev.
MURDOCK
MURDOCK
MURDOCK, J.R. and J.H.
MURDOCK, J.R., Mr.
MURKMAN, W.S., Mr.
MURPHY
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MURPHY, John
MURPHY, Julia
MURPHY, Mary, Miss
MURPHY, Michael
MURPHY, Millard
MURRAY
MURRAY, Gracie
MURRAY, Gracie
MURRA Y, James &amp; Bridget
MURRAY, Margaret L.
MURRAY, Murray
MURRAY, Thomas
MUSTARD, C.B.
MYER
MYERS, Emma
MYERS, Mary M.
MYERS, Mary M., Mrs.
MYTON, A.c.

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NASON, Henry L.
NASON, Lillie
NAUMAN, Mr.
NEAL
NEAL
NEAL, Jourdan, Mr.
NEAL, W.H, Rev.
NEELD, LN., Mr.
NEELY, lW., Rev.
NEFF
NEFF (baby born)
NEFF, Mr.
NEFF, W.
NEFF, Wood
NEFF, Wood
NEFF, Wood

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22 Feb 1874
1 Sep 1877
6 Apr 1877
8 Aug 1875
4 May 1873
24 Mar 1877
30 Aug 1874
30 Jun 1876
12 Apr 1874
30 Jun 1876
11 Oct 1878
13 Aug 1879
26 Aug 1879
27 Aug 1874
31 Dec 1878
10 Feb 1880
12 Jun 1880
22 May 1879
9 Mar 1875
25 Sep 1877
25 Sep 1877
26 Sep 1877
29 Jan 1880
20 Feb 1874
29 Jan 1880
12 Sep 1877
II Jul 1875
8 Apr 1880
.27 Feb 1879
27 Aug 1878
27 Aug 1878
30 Oct 1874

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18 Mar 1880
18 Mar 1880
27 Sep 1877
26 Oct 1879
19 Sep 1878
19 Sep 1878
30 Mar 1873
8 Jun 1873
23 Aug 1878
24 Oct 1876
24 Oct 1876
28 Oct 1876
28 May 1873
24 Oct 1876
26 Oct 1876
27 Oct 1876

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NELSON, L.M., Mr.
NESBIT, Chas, H
NESBIT, Eva, Mrs.
NESBITT, Houston, Mr.
NEVINS
NEVISON
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NEVISON, Mrs. W.w.
NEVISON, W.w.
NEVISON, W.W., Esq.
NEW, Clara
NEW, Ida, Miss
NEWBY, lL., Mr.
NEWHALL, Mr.
NEWHALL, S.M.
NEWHALL, S.M.
NEWHALL, Sam
NEWHALL, Samuel
NEWHALL, Samuel
NEWLIN
NEWLIN, Almira A.
NEWLIN, Della J
NEWLIN, Elwyn, Mr.
NEWLIN, Joseph H.
NEWLIN, Thomas Elwood
NEWMAN, Martha, Mrs.
NEWMAN, Mrs.
NEWMARK.
NEWMARK, M., Mr.
NEWMARK., Mrs. M.
NEWMARK, Mrs. M.
NEWTON, William
NEY, Dora, Miss
NICHOLS
NICHOLS, Alma, Miss
NICHOLS, H.
NICHOLS, John
NICHOLS, Mr.
NICHOLS, Mrs.
NICHOLSON
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NICHOLSON, Warren S.

Date of
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23 Oct 1873
27 Oct 1876
23 Aug 1876
24 Feb 1881
7 Jan 1879
13 Aug 1879
18 Aug 1875
23 Nov 1875
29 Jun 1877
26 Jul1878
24 Dec 1876
9 Feb 1879
12 Feb 1874
29 Nov 1877
28 Jun 1876
24 Sep 1879
27 Sep 1879
7 Mar 1877
23 Apr 1874
24 Mar 1880
14 Jul 1880
10 Jul 1877
18 Nov 1876
27 Mar 1873
13 Sep 1879
7 Jul 1875
18 May 1875
7 May 1876
25 Feb 1878
23 Oct 1879
5 May 1881
2 Mar 1876
23 Aug 1876
31 Oct 1878
16 Jul1879
17 Jul1879
5 Oct 1877
14 Aug 1877
8 Oct 1879
12 Nov 1878
24 Aug 1873
12 Aug 1879
10 Aug 1879
24 Aug 1878
28 Jun 1876
10 Apr 1873
5 Apr 1873
30 Oct 1878
2 Feb 1876
19 May 1880
19 Aug 1873

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NOARR, Carrie, Miss
NOBLE
NOBLE (baby)
NOBLE (infant boy)
NOBLE,.Co\.
NOBLE, Douglas Baird
NOBLE, Geo.
NOBLE, Geo. and Miss Minnie
NOBLE, George
NOBLE, George
NOBLE, George &amp; family
NOBLE, Hannah A.
NOBLE, 1. Scott
NOBLE, Minnie, Miss
NOBLE, Mr. &amp; Mrs. George
NOBLE, Mrs. George
NOBLE, Mrs. George
NOBLE, Scott
NOBLE, Scott
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NOLAN, Billy
NOLAN, NT, Mr.
NORRIS, Alice, Miss
NORTH
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NORTON
NORTON, Chester C.
NORTON, Silas B.

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4 Feb 1877

NORTON, Silas B.
NOYES
NOYES
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NOYES
NOYES, Antoinette, Mrs.
NOYES, Hannah, Mrs.
NOYES, Hannah, Mrs.
NOYES, IN., Esq.
NUTE, Mrs. LA
NUTE, Mrs. L.A.

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18 Jun 1875
4 JuI 1875
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1 Jun 1880
24 Aug 1878
27 Aug 1875
28 Aug 1875
27 Aug 1875
11 Nov 1877
20 Jul1878

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O'BRIEN, P.D., Mr.
O'CONNOR, Charles D.

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O'CONNOR, John
ODELL, J.T., Mr.
ODELL, Mr.
ODELL, Mrs.
ODELL, Samuel
ODELL, Samuel J.
ODELL, Samuel J.
OEHRLE, Gottlieb
OENNEWEILER, Julia, Miss
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OGDEN, John H.
OGDEN, Jonathan
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O'NEILL, John
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ORME, Sidney
OSBORN, Geo.
OSBORN, Geo.
OSBORN, George
OSBORN, George
OSBORNE
OSBORNE, Fanny, Miss
OSBORNE, George W.
OSBUN, Wm., Rev.
OSMOND (daughter)
OSMOND, Dr.
OSMOND, Kirk
OSMOND, Rev. Dr.
OSMOND, Rev. Dr.
OSMOND, S.M., Rev. Dr.
OSTRANDER
O'SULLIVAN
O'SULLIVAN, John
OTT, Georgie, Miss
OTTMAN
OTTMAN, G.R.
OVERTON, James

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8 Sep 1881
13Aug 1876
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11 Sep 1877
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28 Feb 1879
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OWEN, Robert Dale
OWENS, Cora, Miss

12 Oct 1875
27 Dec 1877

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PACKHURST, A., Mr.
PACKWOOD, Wm. H.
PADDOCK, Charles
PADDOCK, Charles
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24 Dec 1876 4
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4 Sep 1879
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19 Oct 1877
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1 Apr 1876
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10 Aug 1876 4
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20 Apr 1873
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25 Jul1873
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26 Jun 1873
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24 Nov 1876 4
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23 Oct 1879
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21 Mar 1876 4, col.
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11 Feb 1879
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30 Oct 1878
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24 Sep 1878
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11 Apr 1874
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24 Sep 1876
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PAYNE, Frank
PAYNE, Mrs. Carrie
PEAIRS, Chamers, Mr.
PEARCE
PEARCE, Alice, Miss
PEARCE, James H.
PEARCE, James H.
PEARSOLL, Charles
PEARSON, Belle
PEARSON, Mrs. Robert
PEARSON, Thomas and Rhoda
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PEASE, Henry
PEBLES (little son)
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PEFFER, Anna E., Miss
PENNY, Fred
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PENNY, Mrs. W.F.
PENNY, W.F.
PERCEY
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PERINE, James
PERKINS, Mr.
PERRIN, Capt.
PERRIN, Mr.
PERRINE, Emma
PERRY, AG., Mr.
PERRY, Andrew J.
PERRY, Andrew J.
PERRY, Andy
PERRY, Andy
PERRY, Andy J., Mr.
PERRY, Charles
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24 Dec 1878
1 Oct 1874
17 Oct 1873
14 Mar 1875
24 Apr 1877
28 Dec 1879
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11 Apr 1875
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3 Nov 1876
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28 Ju11877
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18 May 1877
24 Oct 1875
14 Mar 1873
1 Oct 1879
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PERRY, Uriah
PERSON, Selma
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PETERSON
PETERSON, Charles A.
PETERSON, Emma e., Miss
PETERSON, Mr.
PETERSON, P.J.
PETERSON, P.J., Mr.
PETERSON, Sophia
PETITT, John W.
PETRIE
PETRIE, Mary, Miss (birthday)
PETRIE, Mary, Mrs.
PETRIE, Mrs. RR.
PETRIE, Mrs. RR.
PETRIE, Mrs. RR.
PETRIE, Mrs. RR.
PETTY, Mrs. J W
PETTY, Richard J.
PHELPS
PHELPS, Ida Alice, Miss
PHENIS, Albert
PIDLBRICK, N.
PIDLLIPS
PIDLLIPS, E.D.F., Dr.
PIDLLIPS, Maude
PIDLLIPS, Mrs.
PIDLLIPS, Ray (birthday)
PIDLLIPS, Rev. Dr.
PIDLLIPS, Rev. Mr.
PHINNEY (maiden name of Mrs.

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9 Sep 1879
28 Nov 1875
3 Sep 1876
8 Nov 1877
25 Jul 1875
5 Aug 1879
10 Sep 1874
10 Sep 1874
16 Jan 1876
8 Oct 1873
12 Apr 1877
17 Nov 1877
6 Sep 1879
31 Oct 1879
15 Jul 1876
9 Nov 1876
1 Nov 1876
3 Nov 1876
4 Nov 1876
1 Nov 1876
2 Mar 1881
21 Apr 1874
7 Sep 1879
23 Aug 1879
17 Jan 1879
16 Oct 1874
22 Oct 1874
9 Sep 1879
17 Feb 1876
28 Feb 1880
11 Apr 1880
9 Mar 1876
11 Oct 1877
13 May 1875

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PICKETT, Mrs. e.e.
PICKETT, Sarah Anna
PIERCE, G.T., Esq.
PIERCE, J.D.
PIERCE, Tom
PIERSON
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PIERSON, Jennie M., Miss
29 Dec 1876
PIERSON, Martha, Mrs.
9 Nov 1878
PIERSON, Matilda, Miss
28 Jul 1878
PIKE
16 Oct 1874
PIKE, H.S.
30 May 1873
PIKE, H.S.
8 Sep 1874
PIKE, H.S.
8 Mar 1877
PIKE, J.A., Capt.
3 Jan 1874
PILLSBURY, Frederick A.
25 May 1876
PINE
29 Nov 1876
PING, P.I.B., Hon.
13 Aug 1878
PINKSTON, E.W.
13 Dec 1876
PIPER
27 Aug 1876
PIPER, Cora, Miss
11 Oct 1876
PIPER, Cora, Miss
13 Oct 1876
PIPER, Ella, Miss
11 Oct 1876
PIPER, Ella, Miss
13 Oct 1876
PIPER, Martha F., Miss
21 Mar 1876
PIPER, Miss
29 Dec 1877
PLACE
23 May 1880
PLACE, Alfreda M., Miss
18 Dec 1875
PLACE, JT
9 Jun 1880
PLACE, John T.
23 May 1880
PLACE, Mr. and Mrs. John T.
4 Mar 1879
PLAKE, Johnny
14 Nov 1879
PLASKET
24 Mar 1877
PLASKET, Nannie, Miss
3 Sep 1875
PLASKET, William, Jr.
16 Mar 1877
PLASKET, Wm.
13 Mar 1877
PLASKET, Wm.
18 Mar 1877
PLASKETT, Willie
20 Mar 1877
PLATNER
11 Jun 1876
PLATNER
22 Feb 1880
PLATNER, Chas.
12 Nov 1875
PLATNER, Kate, Mrs. "life is despaired 18 May 1876
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PLATNER, Mrs Chas.
22 Feb 1880
PLOWMAN, Wilson D., Col.
22 Nov 1874
PLUMB
14 Feb 1877
PLUME (boy)
15 Jill 1876
POEHLER (son)
12 Dec 1878
POEHLER, Albert
6 Jan 1874
POEHLER, Theo.
6 Aug 1875
POEHLER, Theodore
6 Jan 1874
POLAND, Charles
17 Mar 1877
POLLARD, Chas.
14 May 1873
POLLARD, May, Miss
9 Oct 1879
POMEROY, LD.F
13 Aug 1874
POOLE, Eben
1 May 1873
POOLE,R.
1 Apr 1873
POOLE, Robert
24 Sep 1875

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PORTER, Mrs. W.H.
PORTMAN, Nicholas
POTTER
POTTER, George A.
POTTER, Mrs. Matt.
POTTER, O. Potter
POTTER, WaIter
POTWIN (daughter)
POWELL, Sophie
POWERS, George
PRATT
PRATT, Caleb S.
PRENTICE
PRENTICE
PRENTICE
PRENTICE
PRENTICE, Adelaide L., Miss
PRENTICE, James K
PRENTICE, James K.
PRENTICE, Mrs. Thaddeus
PRENTICE, S.B., Dr. (birthday)
PRENTICE,. Stephen Stanley
PRENTICE, Thaddeus
PRENTICE, Will.
PRENTIS
PRENTIS
PRENTIS, Lyman
PRENTIS, Noble L.
PRENTISS
PRENTISS
PRENTISS, Mrs. Lyman
PRESCOTT, Ada, Miss
PRESTON (family)
PRESTON, Ella, Miss
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PRESTON, Mr.
PRICE, Jabez
PRICE, Jabez E.
PRICE, Jabez E.
PRICE, Mrs. Thomas
PRISTON, Mrs. Albert
PROPPER, Geo. N., Col.

Date of
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8 Aug 1874
9 Jan 1880
1 Sep 1874

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PROPPER, Gid.
PROPPER, Mrs. EA
PROTHER, L.A.
PROUTY, S.S.
PUCKET, Miss
PUGH
PUGH
PURCELL, E.B.
PURDY, J.S.
PURDY, J.S., Mr.
PURINGTON, David
PYLE, Joseph

22 Jan 1879
22 Jun 1880
4 Mar 1880
16 Sep 1879
19 Jun 1877
11 Jun 1880
4 Aug 1878
27 Apr 1877
l3 Jan 1880
16 Jan 1880
ISMay 1873
27 Jun 1880

QUADE,Jim
QUICK, Harlan
QUINN, Sadie E., Miss
QUINN, Sadie E., Miss
QUINN, Sadie E., Miss

30 Oct 1874
12 Jun 1880
6 Oct 1878
25 Mar 1879
4 Apr 1879

RAHSKOPF, Mrs.
1 Feb 1882
RALAND, Jane, Mrs.
20 Jul 1875
RALSTlN, Nancy
11 Aug 1881
RALSTON
25 Jun 1879
RAMSEY, Adele, Miss
30 Oct 1879
RAND, John
8 Feb 1879
RAND, Susan R.
16 Apr 1880
RANDALL
19 Jan 1877
RANDALL, son of Mr. &amp; Mrs. Reuben 25 Dec 1878
RANDALL, Wally, Mr.
26 Oct 1876
RANDALL, William S
20 Feb 1881
RANDOLPH, A.M.F.
5 Nov 1879
RANDOLPH, William W.
13 Nov 1873
RANKIN
23 Jul 1875
RANKIN
5 Sep 1875
RANKIN
29 Jui 1876
RANKIN
7 Jan 1876
RANKIN
8 Jan 1876
RANKIN
8 Feb 1880
RANKIN
1 Jan 1879
RANKIN, Alex.
11 Jan 1876
RANKIN, Jane, Mrs.
1 Jan 1879
RANKIN, John, Rev.
7
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14 MaY'l875
RANKIN, Mrs.
15 May 1875
RANKIN, Mrs. Alex.
18 Sep 1877
RANKIN, Mrs. John K.
13 May 1875
RANKIN, WA, Mr.
29 Dec 1878
RANKIN, Wm. A.
1"jan 1879
RANSOM, Maj.
25 Aug 1878
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RAPER, Anna V., Miss
RATHSKOPT, Mrs
RAUD, John
RAUD, Susan, Mrs.
RAUGH, Hany C.
RAWSON, Mr.
RAWSON, Mrs. IT.
RAY
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RAY, HB., Mr.
RAY, Henry B.
RAY, LukeE.
RAY, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
RAYMOND, Flora, Miss
RAYMOND, Waite, Mr.
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READ, Mrs. F.W.
READ, Rev. Dr.
READE, Minnie Beals, Mrs.
REALF, Richard
REALF, Richard, Col.
REALF, Richard, Col.
REAM, Robt. L.
RECTOR, Mrs.
RECTOR, Mrs.
REDDING, Anna C.
REDDING, Anna, Miss
REDDING, Annie, Miss
REDDING, Miss
REDDING, Sarah H, Miss
REDDINGTON, Barbara E., Miss
REDINGTON
REDINGTON
REDINGTON, Arthur
REDINGTON, E.D., Mr.
REDINGTON, Eddie
REDINGTON, Eddie

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Date of
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. newspaper' Page Death Other RDJ, Republican Daily Journal
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REDINGTON, Eddie
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REDINGTON, H.D., Maj.
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REDINGTON, Mary Chamberlain, Mrs. 29 Apr 1880
REED
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16 May 1875
REED, Henry
15 Feb 1876
REED, Mr.
15 Mar 1874
REED, Mrs. Fitch
1 Mar 1874
REED, Mrs. Will
21 Jan 1880
REED, W.H., Mr.
30 Apr 1879
REEDER; William
11 May 1876
REESE, Hiram and Rachel
4 Mar 1880
REESER, 1.1., Mr.
26 Aug 1879
REESER, Zach.
I May 1880
REID, Aquila James
15 Ju11877
REID, John W, General
26 Nov 1881
REIDENOUR
5 May 1880
REINCHILD
30Jul1874
REINCHILD
29 Apr 1874
REINCHILD
12 Jun 1874
RENCH
10 Aug 1879
RESER
26 Sep 1878
RESER, Anna E., Miss
26 Sep 1878
RESER, 1.1.
28 Aug 1879
RESER, 1.1.
29 Aug 1879
REYNOLDS
14 Jan 1879
REYNOLDS (boy born)
10 Feb 1877
REYNOLDS, Caroline
18 May 1881
REYNOLDS, Carrie Ella
15 Jan 1879
REYNOLDS, Carrie Ellis
14 Jan 1879
REYNOLDS, Charles
10 Aug 1876
REYNOLDS, Clark
18 Dec 1878
REYNOLDS, Geo. A.
I Apr 1877
REYNOLDS, George
14 Oct 1879
REYNOLDS, George A., Major
16 Jul 1880
REYNOLDS, Gertrude
5 Sep 1877
REYNOLDS, Mr. and· Mrs. Clarkson 22 Jun 1877
REYNOLDS, Mrs. CA
7 Nov 1873
REYNOLDS, Mrs. Geo. A.
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1880
REYNOLDS, Mrs. George A.
24 Jul 1879
REYNOLDS, Mrs. M.W.
12 Dec 1878
REYNOLDS, Philander
16 Sep 1879
REYNOLDS, Russell Arthur
5 Dec 1879
RHASKOPF
13 or 14 Feb
1880
RHEINSCHILD, Mr. &amp; Mrs.
31 Oct 1879
RHEINSCHILD, William
4 Oct 1879

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RICHARDS, Emma L., Miss
RICHARDS, GA, Mr.
RICHARDS, G.M.
RICHARDS, George M.
RICHARDS, George M.
RICHARDS, George M.
RICHARDS, George M.
RICHARDS, H.B., Mr.
RICHARDS, Hugh
RICHARDS, Miss
RICHARDS, Zenophon, Mr.
RICHARDSON
RICHARDSON
RICHARDSON
RICHARDSON, AD.
RICHARDSON, Charles A., Rev.
RICHARDSON, Cornelius 1.
RICHARDSON, Flora E., Miss
RICHARDSON, Geo.
RICHARDSON, Geo.
RICHARDSON, George
RICHARDSON, George W.
RICHARDSON, L.P.
RICHARDSON, Mary J.
RICHARDSON, Maude
RICHARDSON, Minnie, Miss
RICHARDSON, Mrs.
RICHMOND, Frank L.
RICHMOND, John e.
RICHMOND, Lemuel W.
RICHMOND, Mrs.
RICKER, Jennie E., Miss
RIDENOUR
RIDENOUR, Mrs. P.D.
RIDGWAY
RIDGWAY, Arvilla, Miss
RIGBY, Robert M.
RIGGS
RIGGS
RIGGS
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KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
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9 May 1876
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RIGGS, S.A., Hon. "not as serious"
16 Jul 1879
RIGGS, SA, Hon. "very critical"
15 Jul1879
RIGGS, SA, Mr. "still improving"
17 Jul 1879
RILEY (boy)
1 Jul1874
RILEY, boy of Dr.
1 Jul 1874
RILEY, Charles
25 Jul1874
RISLEY, Nancy, Miss
17 Oct 1879
RISLEY, son of Sylvester
21 Jan 1879
RITTER, Austin
18 Feb 1874
ROBBINS, J. Loren
7 Nov 1879
ROBBINS, Mrs. S.
2 Nov 1873
ROBERTS
28 Mar 1880
ROBERTS (boy)
1 May 1874
ROBERTS (boy)
2 Aug 1876
ROBERTS, Charles W.
3 Sep 1875
ROBERTS, Edward
2 Aug 1874
ROBERTS, H.F., Mr.
28 May 1873
ROBERTS, J.W., Esq.
28 Aug 1875
ROBERTS, Mrs. Jas. E.
12 Nov 1874
ROBERTSON, Elie
17 Aug 1881
ROBERTSON, Robert
30 Jun 1874
ROBINSON
16 Oct 1874
ROBINSON
27 Aug 1876
ROBINSON (son)
10 May 1879
ROBINSON, Charles
9 Oct 1874
ROBINSON, Charles
16 Oct 1874
ROBINSON, Ellen, Mrs.
24 Aug 1878
ROBINSON, Ellen, Mrs.
1 Sep 1878
ROBINSON, Mrs.
28 Aug 1879
ROBINSON, Mrs. A.B.
15 Jul1879
ROBINSON, Mrs. Prof
13 Nov 1879
ROCKFORD (child)
1 Sep 1877
ROCKLAND, Charley
9 Jul 1880
ROCKLAND, Charley
9 Jul 1880
ROE, John
17 Sep 1873
ROE, John and Ellen
10 Oct 1873
ROGERS, Nancy B, Mrs.
14 Jan 1880
ROGERS, Rufus
27 Mar 1873
ROGERS, Will
2 Feb 1876
ROHE, Freddie
27 Mar 1881
ROLLERS
10 Sep 1878
ROLLINS, J.D. (correction of26 Oct 9 Nov 1879
report)
ROLLINS, J.D. (see 9 Nov 1879)
26 Oct 1879
ROLSTON, brother &amp; father of Charles 21 May 1879
ROOT, Col.
24 Jan 1880
ROOT, Ellen E., Miss
27 Oct 1877
ROOT, J.P., Dr.
2 Nov 1877
ROSE, Agatha
14 Feb 1874
ROSE, Sidney
20 Jul1880
ROSE, Susan, Mrs.
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ROSS, Maggie, Miss
ROSS, Major
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ROSSEAN, F., Mr.
ROTE, Lewis
ROTE, Paul
ROTE, W.c
ROTHROCK, Mr.
ROTHWELL, Lydia P., Miss
ROTMAN, sister of Mrs.
ROTTMAN, Adam
ROTTMAN, Adam
ROUT, Richard
ROWE, W.M.
ROWLEY, I.E.
RUDD, E.A.
RUDIGER
RUDISEL, J.E., Rev.
RUDISEL, Mr.
RUDISELL, I.E., Rev.
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RUEHL, John H.
RUHLE, Ollilie
RULISON, W.c
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RUSE, Electa, Miss
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10 Mar 1880 4
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30 May 1877
5 Oct 1878
9 Oct 1873
27 Feb 1881
2 Mar 1881
2 Oct 1879
12 Feb 1876
16 Oct 1874
24 Jul1878
5 Sep 1879
11 Jun 1880
5 Mar 1879
12 Mar 1879
4 Nov 1877
2 Jul 1876
2 Nov 1876
2 May 1879
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25 Jun 1879
SAGE, Edgar ("little hope of recovery") 4 Dec 1879
SAILOR (baby)
14 Mar 1877
SAIN, W.w., Mr.
17 Sep 1873
SAMMERS, Mrs. Thomas
17 Feb 1877
SAMPSON, Mrs.
22 Jan 1880
SAMPSON, Turner
2 Apr 1875
SAMPSON, Turner
25 Sep 1878
SAMPSON, Turner, Major
22 Jan 1880
SAMPSON, Turner, Major
23 Jan 1880
SAMUELS, Prof
15 Nov 1879
SANBORN, E.R., Rev.
II Apr 1877
SANBORN, E.R., Rev.
4 Mar 1875
SANBORN, E.R., Rev.
30 Mar 1875
SANBORN, E.R., Rev.
31 Aug 1875
SANBORN, E.R., Rev.
15 Mar 1877
SANBORN, E.R., Rev.
7 Dec 1875
SANBORN, Rev.
28 Mar 1875
SANDERSON ("lady twins")
12 Apr 1878
SANDS
19 Jul 1876
SANDS
13 Jan 1880
SANDS, J. Irving
22 Jan 1880
SANDS, J.G.
Special with
22 Jan 1880
SANDS, Jacob
26 Oct 1879
SANDS, Nellie, Miss
25 Sep 1878
SAPPLE, George
18 Dec 1875
SARGENT, A.J.
17 Apr 1873
SARGENT, C.E., Mr.
13 Oct 1876
SARGENT, Frank
'11 Mar 1877

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SAVAGE, Eva, Mrs.
SAVAGE, Joseph
SAVAGE, Joseph
SAVAGE, M.e.
SAVAGE, Mrs.
SAVAGE, Mrs. 1.
SAVAGE, Mrs. Joseph
SAVAGE, Mrs. W.H.
SAVAGE, W.H.
SAVAGE, William, Deacon
SAVAGE, Wm.
SA VAGE, Wm., Deacon
SAVILLE, Alfred
SAWYER, Elias B.
SAWYER, G.G., Mr.
SAWYER, James
SAWYER., James
SA YRE, Peter
SCHADT, Irwin
SCHAUM
SCHEARER, Catharine, Miss
SCHELL, Harry
SCHILLING, Gaston G.
SCHLAGEL, Wm.
SCHLEGEL
SCHLEGEL
SCHLEGEL, Mark
SCHLEGEL, Prof
SCHMIDT, Carl, Dr.
SCHMUCKER
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SCHMUCKER, Geo.
SCHOLES, Dave
SCHOOLCRAFT, Mr.
SCHOTT, John
SCHOTT, John
SCHULHOLZ, H., Mr.
SCHWABE, L.F., Mr.
SCHWART, John e.
SCOFIELD, Cyrus e.
SCOTT
SCOTT, AW.
SCOTT, D., Dr.
SCOTT, Frank J.
SCOTT, Nancy A.
SCOVILLE, e.O.

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KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
Page Death Other RDJ, Republican Daily Journal

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8 Ju11875
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22 Oct 1873
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SELLS
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SELLS, Lizzie
SELLS, Mr. c.w. and Miss Lucy B.
SELOVE, Mrs.
SELOVER, Prof (birthday party)
SEMON, son ofW.H
SEMON, son ofW.H
SERGENT, T.L., Mr.
SERGENT, WilI
SERGENT, WilIard F.
SEVEIR, w.w.
SEWALD (boy)
SEWELL, Mr. and family
SHAAK, Frank
SHANE, George R.
SHANE, J.B., Captain
SHANKLIN, Anna, Miss
SHANKLIN, Harry
SHANKLIN, Harry A
SHANKLIN, Harry Anderson
SHANKLIN, Harry Anderson
SHANKLIN, Joseph T.
SHANNON
SHANNON
SHANNON
SHANNON, Gov.
SHANNON, Mrs. Osbun
SHANNON, Mrs. Wilson
SHANNON, Osbun
SHANNON, Osbun
SHANNON, Osbun, Esq.
SHANNON, Osbun, Mr.
SHANNON, Osburn
SHANNON, Sallie
SHANNON, Wilson

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KDT,(Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
Page Death Other RDJ, Republican Daily Journal

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8 Apr 1878
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28 Sep 1876 4
9 Oct 1874
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24 Jan 1880
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SHANNON. Osbun, Mr.
SHARMAN, William
SHARON, Mr.
SHARPLESS
SHATTUC
SHAUM, H.L., Mr.
SHAUM, Mrs.
SHAUM, Mrs. Liebie
SHAW
SHAW, Allen
SHAW, Allen
SHAW, Flora 1., Miss
SHAW, Flora, Miss
SHAW, James
SHAW, James
SHAW, John
SHAW, John
SHAW, John
SHAW, John
SHAW, John
SHAW, M., Esq.
SHAW, Matt
SHAW, Matt.
SHAW, Matthew
SHAW, Mrs.
SHAW, Sarah A., Mrs.
SHAW, Sarah, Mrs.
SHEAFOR, Frank P.
SHEARER
SHEARER (infant)
SHEARER, James
SHEARER, Prof.
SHEETS, Julia, Mrs.
SHEINE, Peter
SHEIRER, David
SHELDON, Austin
SHELHORN (baby)
SHEPHERD
SHEPHERD
SHEPHERD, Elizabeth, Mrs.
SHEPHERD, Howard
SHEPHERD, John
SHEPHERD, Martha 1., Miss
SHERBURNE

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1 Sep 1877
4 Sep 1877
4 Sep 1877
20 Sep 1873
21 Sep 1873
23 Sep 1873
18 Mar 1879
9 Oct 1873
17 Oct 1878
31 Jan 1880
4 Jun 1876
2 Aug 1877
17 Jan 1880
22 Apr 1876,
26 Jan 1877
4 Sep 1874
28 Oct 1874
8 Sep 1875
13 Apr 1877
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30 May 1878
31 May 1878
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26 Oct 1876
1 Mar 1882
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SHERMAN, T.w., Gen.
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SHIMMONS, John H.
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SHIRAR, Jennie, Miss
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SHOLES, H.O., Mr.
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SHORT, Captain
SHORT, D.F.
SHORT, Daniel
SHORT, Daniel
SHORT, F.O.
SHORT, Lotta, Miss
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SHORT, Mrs. O.F.
SHORT, Mrs. O.F.
SHORT, Mrs. O.F.
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SHORT, O.F. and Miss Charlotte
SHORT, O.F., Capt.
SHORT, Oliver F.
SHORT, T.D.
SHORT, Truman
SHOTWELL
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SHOTWELL, Walter S.
SHRAGS, Fred

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2 Jun 1876
24 Jul1878
1 Sep 1877
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22 Apr 1880
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14 May 1880
21 Nov 1877
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SIMMONS, Mrs. E.F.
SIMMONS, Sophia
SIMONS, Mary
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SIMPSON, Hannah P.
SIMPSON, Hannah P., Mrs.
SIMPSON, Henry M.
SIMPSON, Henry M.
SIMPSON, James
SIMPSON, Kate, Mrs.
SIMPSON, Mrs.
SIMPSON, Mrs. S.N.
SIMPSON, S.N.
SIMPSON, S.N.
SIMPSON, S.N., Mr.
SIMPSON, Sophia
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SKIFF, FJ'y', Mr.
SKIFF, Mr.
SKIFF, Mr. and Mrs. F.J.V.
SKIFF, Mrs. J.M.
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SKINNER, Anna, Miss
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SLOSSON
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SLOSSON, Geo.
SLOSSON, George
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SLOSSON, Mrs.
SLOSSON, Nellie F., Miss
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SMEED, Kate
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SMITH, B.C., Prof.
SMITH, B.F. and family
SMITH, baby ofT.B.
SMITH, Burke
SMITH, Byron C.
SMITH, Byron c., Prof.
SMITH, c.B., Mr.
SMITH, C.S.
SMITH, C.W.
SMITH, Celinda S.
SMITH, Clara B.
SMITH, Ed.
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SMITH, Mrs. Irwin
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SMITH, Peyton R.
SMITH, Prof.
SMITH, Ralph W.
SMITH, Ridgie
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SMITH, T.B.
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SMITH, Thomas D.
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15 Oct 1874
22 Feb 1879
27 Apr 1875
17 Dec 1879
18 Jui1876
22 Aug 1875
29 Oct 1878
31 Oct 1878
19 Oct 1876
9 Jan 1877
II Jun 1880
20 Jan 1874
3 Jan 1874
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26 Jun 1879
14 Jan 1874
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27 Apr 1875
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28 May 1873
25 Oct 1877
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17 Oct 1879
7 Juil877
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4 Sep 1877
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17 Oct 1876
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22 Apr 1881
10 Dec 1876
23 Aug 1878
21 Dec 1878
4 Jun 1875
16 Aug 1873
17 Aug 1879
27 Apr 1875
31 Oct 1876
II Jui 1879
6 May 1875
16 Oct 1874
30 May 1880
24 Jan 1880
17 Oct 1873

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SOUTHER, Nelson
29 Oct 1875
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29 Oct 1875
SOUTHER, w.G.
23 Oct 1878
SOUTHWELL (child)
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SP ALDING, Charles C.
26 Jan 1877
SPANGLER, H.W., Mr.
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20 Oct 1875
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13 Jun 1880
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26 Jun 1879
SPAULDING, W.T. and J.A.
4 May 1879
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12 Mar 1881
SPEER
24 Oct 1876
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8 Feb 1880
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25 Jan 1874
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25 JuI 1874
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30 Sep 1874
SPEER, John
9 Oct 1874
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23 Oct 1873
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SPIGLER, Rufus
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STANLEY, Annie M., Miss
STANLEY, Henry
STANLEY, LT., Mr.
STANLEY, L.T., Mr.
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STARRETT, Mrs.
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STARRETT, W.H.
STAUFFER, Mrs. DA
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Date of
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19 Mar 1879
11 Apr 1876
11 Nov 1877
10 Jun 1878
12 Jun 1878
18 Sep 1879
28 May 1880
19 Jun 1879
1 Jan 1879
20 Aug 1873
5 Dec 1878
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21 Aug 1879
21 May 1873
23 Nov 1879
11 Oct 1877
12 Oct 1877
21 Oct 1879
11 Oct 1877
5 Jan 1877
18 Feb 1877
3 Oct 1876

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22 Jan 1880
6 Aug 1879
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9 Nov 1878
4
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19 Feb 1874
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21 Feb 1874
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19 Jun 1880
4
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13 Jul 1877
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6 Mar 1879
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22 Jun 1880
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8 Mar 1879
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14 Jun 1879
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8 Aug 1875
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29 Nov 1879 4
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16 Apr 1876
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21 Jan 1880. 4
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6 Jul 1878
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10 Apr 1878
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20 Aug 1878 4
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30 Apr 1879
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7 May 1873
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9 Dec 1875 3, col.
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7 May 1873
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9 Dec 1875 3,col.
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31 Dec 1879 4
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22 Aug 1876 4
STERNBERG, Mrs. TJ.
18 Apr 1875
3
STERNBERG, Thos. J., Col.
1 Sep 1875
3
STERNBERGH, Daniel
21 Jun 1874
4
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5 Feb 1879
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7 Sep 1873
3
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16 Oct 1874
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2 Jun 1880
3
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25 Jun 1878
4
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28 Apr 1875
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STUART, Addison
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16 Jul 1878
28 Aug 1879
15 Jul1876
13 Jul1880
1 Oct 1878
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9 Mar 1877
28 Jun 1877
10 Apr 1877
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TABOR, Lieut. Governor
TABOR, T.E.
TALCOTT, E.W., Mr.
TAPPAN, Lewis N.
TAPPAN, S.F.
TASKER, R.c., Mr.
TAYLOR
TAYLOR
TAYLOR, Chas. H.
TAYLOR, Frances A., Miss
TAYLOR, J.P., Mr.
TAYLOR, Jack, Mr.
TAYLOR, Joseph I.
TAYLOR, M.H., Mr.
TAYLOR, Marion
TAYLOR,Mr
TAYLOR, Mrs S A.
TAYLOR, Mrs. John
TAYLOR, Mrs. SA
TAYLOR, Olive J., Miss
TAYLOR, R.B.
TAYLOR, R.W., Esq.
TAYLOR, S., Mr.
TAYLOR, T.R.
TAYLOR, Zachariah
TEATS, Mrs.
TEDGER, John
TEGARI
TEMMER, Francis
TENNEY
TENNEY
TENNEY, Amos
TENNEY, H.H., Dr.
TENNEY, W.E. and W.e.
TENNY, Will
TERRELL
TERRY
TERRY
TERRY
TERRY, Andrew, Col.
TERRY, Col.
TETERS, Mrs. P.L.
THACHER
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15 Mar 1876
17 Jul 1879
3 Jan 1880
4 Nov 1874
13 Jun 1879
4 Oct 1879
9 Jan 1877
22 Jul1879
10 Sep 1875
15 May 1879
26 Apr 1877
15 Nov 1877
10 Oct 1875
1 Jul 1874
17 May 1873
17 Oct 1876
1 Jun 1873
8 Aug 1874
27 Aug 1879
18 Feb 1880
23 Jan 1880
22 Mar 1876
22 Jan 1880
4 Nov 1879
30 Mar 1877
17 Jan 1877
8 Jul 1876
17 Oct 1876
2 Jun 1880
5 May 1881
29 Oct 1879
23 Jul1874
29 Jan 1874
9 Feb 1876
1 Jan 1879
14 Nov 1875
3 Sep 1881
29 May 1879
11 May 1879
24 May 1876
22 May 1875
14 Sep 1873
11 Sep 1874
4 Sep 1877
18 Aug 1877
19 Nov 1873
10 May 1873
17 Aug 1873
11 Oct 1873

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THACHER (sister of Mrs.)
THACHER, Flora
THACHER, Geo.
THACHER, Mrs. T.IO.
THACHER, S.M.
THACHER, S.M., Mr.
THACHER, S.D.
THACHER, S.D., Judge
THACHER, son of Major LX
THACHER, T.D. and
THACHER, T.J.O., Mr.
THATCHER, Dwights, Junior
THA YER, Emma, Miss
THEW, WA
THOMAS, ID., Mr.
THOMAS, Joel
THOMAS, Mrs.
THOMPSON
THOMPSON
THOMPSON, Eliza T
THOMPSON, Eliza T., Mrs.
THOMPSON, Geo. L.
THOMPSON, George and Frances A
THOMPSON, Ida E., Miss
THOMPSON, J.W
THOMPSON, IW
THOMPSON, IW, Mr.
THOMPSON, IW, Mr.
THOMPSON, Maggie A, Miss
THOMPSON, Mr.
THOMPSON, Mrs.
THOMPSON, Sumner
THOMPSON, TA
THORP
THORPE, Carrie M.
THURBER, Whitford
TIBBALS, Mr.
TIBBALS, Mr.
TIBBALS, Willard
TIERNEY, Sister Matilda

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4 Jul 1876
2 Dec 1875
1 Feb 1876
4 May 1880
20 Jui1880
6 Aug 1878
1 Sep 1878
3 Oct 1878
26 Nov 1878
1 Jan 1879
27 Jan 1874
22 Dec 1875
13 Nov 1878
16 Oct 1874
6 Nov 1875
2 May 1876
16 Sep 1879
11 Sep 1877
6 Feb 1879
26 Nov 1878
22 Jan 1880
9 Oct 1873
12 Feb 1881
23 Jul 1878
31 Aug 1879
9 Nov 1877
25 Feb 1879
15 Nov 1873
30 Jul 1873
7 Apr 1876
27 Feb 1880
27 Feb 1880
21 Jun 1876
16 May 1880
16 May 1880
28 Mar 1877
22 Mar 1879
15 Jun 1877
9 Jan 1880
13 Nov 1877
18 Feb 1879
20 Feb 1879
27 Feb 1880
11 Aug 1875
8 Apr 1879
24 Jun 1873
1 May 1873
24 Jun 1876
25 Jun 1876
27 Jun 1876
16 Feb 1876

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TILTON, Mr.
17 Aug 1879
TIMMER, Charles
]] May ]876
TIMMONS
12 Dec ]877
TIMMONS (girl)
18 May 1880
TIMMONS, N.R, Mr.
2 Apr 1875
TIMMONS, Warren
29 Aug 1875
TIMMONS, Warren
17 May 1879
TIMMONS, Warren
23 May 1879
TINKHAM
1 Jul 1875
TINKHAM, H.N., Mr.
28 Sep 1875
TISDALE
13 Nov 1879
TISDALE (maiden name of Mrs. Hall) 8 Apr 1878
TISDALE, Mrs.
3 Sep 1878
TOBLER, John
27 Jul 1879
TODD,Mrs.
4 May 1880
TODD, Rose S., Miss
15 Feb 1874
TOLLES, C r.
18 Oct 1876
TOLLES, Cr., Mr.
26 Mar 1874
TOMLINSON, Augustus
4 Nov 1875
TOMLINSON, Samuel
]5 Mar 1877
TOMPKINS, Mrs. W.F.
15 Apr 1880
TOOTHAKER, Mrs. Godfrey
2 Nov ]873
TOSH
14 Jan 1880
TOSH, Elmer L.
] Jun 1879
TOSH, YD., Dr.
22 Oct 1878
TOWER, Henry F.
24 Jul 1873
TOWNSEND
26 Jul 1878
TRABUE, William K.
2 May 1874
TRACY, Candace, Miss
5 Apr 1877
TRASK, I.C
17 Nov 1878
TRASK, Mrs.
13 May 1880
TRAUTT
29 Jun 1879
TRAVIS, E.P., Mr.
15 Jan 1874
TREADW AY, CS., Mr.
25 Oct 1877
TREADW A Y, Chas.
21 Oct 1879
TREADWAY, Chas. S.
25 Jan 1877
TREMMER, Francis
4 Feb 1874
TREMPER, Catharine
15 Oct 1881
TREMPER, Catharine
16 Oct 1881
TREMPER, Henry
1 Oct 1879
TREMPER, Henry
20 Oct 1878
TREMPER, Mary, Miss
2 Aug 1879
TRIMPER
27 Dec 1876
TRIMPER, A.A., Rev.
20 Mar ]873
TROTTER, Mary
24 Apr ]879
TROTTER, Mary Ellen
27 May 1879
TROUT, Ollie, Miss
10 Aug 1879
TROUTMAN
8 JuI 1880
TUCKER
28 Apr 1874
TUCKER, boy of Cromwell
2 Dec 1877
TUCKER, Cromwell
28 Apr 1874

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TUCKER, Mrs.
TUCKER, Wm., Mr.
TURNER, lM.
TURNER, Melvin F., Dr.
TUSSEY, Alice
TUTHILL, M.R.
TUTTLE (infant son)
TUTTLE, Milton
TUTTLE, Mr.
TUTTLE, W.L.
TYPPAN, S.F.
TYRELL, Ella, Miss
TYRELL, Mrs.

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2 Aug 1879
1 May 1873
16 Jul 1879
19 Sep 1876
1 May 1874
14 Mar 1880
13 Mar 1880
16 Oct 1874
14 Jan 1879
29 Jul 1879

ULRICH
ULRICH
ULRICH reunion
ULRICH, Dr.
ULRICH, Jacob family
ULRICKSON, Anna
UPDEGRAFF, Dr.
UPHAM
UPHAM, Rev. Mr.
UPTON (boy)
URIE (man)
USCH, Louisa, Miss

24 Aug 1879
16 Mar 1880
17 Mar 1880
8 Aug 1879
16 Mar 1880
5 Dec 1879
24 Jan 1879
9 May 1876
29 May 1877
14 Feb 1878
7 Nov 1879
29 Oct 1874

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V All.,
V All." Bishop
VALLAINCOURT
VAN AMRINGE, Benj. F.
VanHOESEN
VanHOESEN
VANHOESEN
VAN HOESEN (daughter born)
VAN HORN, Charles C.
VAN nCE, E., Col.
Van WARMER, Mrs. I.P.
VAN WEL Y, Annie, Miss
VAN WELY, Jasper
VANDENBERGH, Sarah, Mrs.
VANDENBURG, Corrine, Miss
VANDERPOOL, Mrs.
VAUGHAN, Mrs. J.M.
VEACH, J.S.
VEATCH
VEATCH, E., Rev.

8 Aug 1875
11 Sep 1873
8 Feb 1874
11 Apr 1877
14 Aug 1873
5 Nov 1874
3 Nov 1875
6 Oct 1878
9Sep1877
28 May 1881
2 Jun 1880
4 Sep 1878
4 Apr 1873
6 Jul1873
10 Feb 1874
4 Sep 1873
15 May 1877
22 Nov 1874
1 Jun 1877
12 Aug 1876
30 Dec 1879

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VEITH, Hattie, Miss
VERNON, Wm.
VIGNS
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VILAS, Mrs. E.P.
VINCENT,Charles
VITTMAN, David S, Col
VLEIT, John B., Col.
Von BURLOW, Ernest Augustus;Maj.
Von BURLOW, Major
VOORHEES, Peter
VROOMAN, Jacob J.

WABRITZ, Mary
WADDELL
WADE
WADE, AB.
WADE, M., Rev.
WAGNER, Mr.
WAHN, Calvin
WAIKER, James
WAlT, Albert
WAKEFIELD
WAKEFIELD, John A
WAKEFIELD, John Allen
WAKES, Alexander
WALCH, Mrs. JA
WALCOTT, O.J., Mr.
WALDBRIDGE
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WALKER (Marshal's daughter)
WALKER, Annie, Mrs.
WALKER, Col.
WALKER, Col.
WALKER, Jennette, Mrs.
WALKER, Jennie M., Miss
WALKER, Joel P.
WALKER, Louis
WALKER, Marshal
WALKER, Mary L., Mrs.
WALKER, Mary, Miss
WALKER, Minnie B., Miss
WALKER, Mr. and Mrs. Sam.
WALKER, Sam, Col.
WALKER, Samuel
WALKER, W.A., Mr.
WALLACE, Mrs.
WALLACE, Wm.
WALLACE, Wm.

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16 Apr 1880
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11 Mar 1877
23 Dec 1876

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11 Apr 1878
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17 Apr 1875
15 Nov 1881
11 May 1880
19 Apr 1881
10 Aug 1873
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19 Jun 1873
18 Jun 1873
4 Mar 1876
9 Apr 1875
9 Apr 1875
18 Jul1878
2 Oct 1875
31 Dec 1878
10 Jun 1874
6 May 1879
18 Sep 1879
18 Feb 1877
26 Oct 1879
19 Sep 1878
17 Aug 1878
28 Mar 1875
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W ALRUFF, Joseph
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WALSH, John
WALSH, Mrs.
WALSH, Mrs.
WALSH, Sally, Mrs.
WALTER, Edward
WALTER, le., Mr.
WALTER, Mr.
WALTER, Rev.
WALTERS, Jacob
WALTON
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WALTON, Deborah 1, Mrs.
WALTON, Ella, Miss
WALTON, Lizzie Davis, Mrs.
WALTON, Mrs.
WALTON, Mrs. 1C.
WALTON, Mrs. K.
WALTON, Mrs. Wm.
WALTON, Ray, Miss
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29 Oct 1879
27 Sep 1877
27 Sep 1877
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25 Jun 1880
30 Dec 1877
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4 Sep 1877
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12 Feb 1879
4 Sep 1877
24 Aug 1879
13 Nov 1875
14 Dec 1875
27 Oct 1876
26 Sep 1878
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23 May 1880
19 Apr 1878
4 Oct 1879
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20 Apr 1878
22 Apr 1878
10 Oct 1873
6 Feb 1877
9 Nov 1879
8 May 1873
8 May 1873
16 May 1875
I Sep 1874
I May 1880
I May 1880
16 Oct 1873
16 Oct 1873
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2 lui 1874
29 Jun 1875
14 Aug 1877
4 Feb 1879
23 Apr 1880
23 Apr 1880
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22 Aug 1876
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KDT, (Lawrence) Kansas Tribune
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5 Mar 1881
22 Apr 1877
17 Jan 1880
6 Aug 1879
23 Jul1879
24 Aug 1879
28 Apr 1874
12 Sep 1875
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28 Nov 1878
1 Aug 1879
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25 Jul1879
28 Dec 1878
5 Aug 1876
14 Nov 1878
11 Apr 1878
4 Nov 1875
9 Oct 1874
24 Apr 1879
28 Dec 1878
29 Dec 1878
23 Apr 1879
25 Apr 1879
9 Oct 1874
8 Aug 1879
28 May 1873
21 Feb 1879
28 Oct 1875
20 Jun 1880
24 Dec 1876
6 May 1875
21 Nov 1876
4 Sep 1878
27 Dec 1877
8 Feb 1880
17 Oct 1879
21 Mar 1876
17 Dec 1876
18 Apr 1873
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3 Aug 1879
15 Aug 1876
27 Apr 1878
29 Jun 1876
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25 May 1877
11 Jan 1876
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8 Oct 1876
16 Ju11878
9 May 1877
I Oct 1879
13 Mar 1880
1 Nov 1881
9 Oct 1879
2 Aug 1876
31 May 1878
18 Jun 1876
9 Oct 1879
19Jul1874
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15 Jul 1879
28 Aug 1879
21 Jul1878
24 Aug 1878
26 Jul1878
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23 Nov 1879
5 Aug 1877
30 lui 1878
21 Oct 1879
22 Oct 1879
19 Oct 1879
19 Oct 1879
23 Oct 1874
21 Oct 1879
24 Oct 1879
7 Jun 1873
13 Oct 1875
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18 May 1873
9 Apr 1874
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20 Oct 1875
11 Jul 1880
13 Oct 1875
29 May 1873
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10 Apr 1874
9 Apr 1874
II Apr 1874
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8 Nov 1873
9 Oct 1874
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29 Dec 1876
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Date of
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8 Jan 1876
7 Jan 1876
4 Jul1874
13 Sep 1878
15 May 1873
17 Sep 1874
23 Jan 1877
2 Oct 1879
3 Oct 1879
22 May 1879
11 Feb 1880
23 Aug 1874
27 Jul1878
24 Ju1 1873
6 Dec 1873
16 Aug 1879
6 Sep 1881
25 Dec 1878
30 Nov 1878
4 Mar 1880
17 Sep 1879
10 May 1878
9 Jul1879
15 Aug 1873
20 Aug 1873
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8 Jul 1879
10 JuI1879
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14 Mar 1873
7 Sep 1876
30 Oct 1879
15 Mar 1877
11 Jul 1875
27 Sep 1881
20 Sep 1879
11 Feb 1876
29 Aug 1879
II Apr 1879
22 Oct 1879
18 Sep 1879
16 JuI1879
26 Nov 1876
10 Mar 1877
27 Sep 1873
16 Oct 1874
II JuI1876
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16 Nov 1879
3 Dec 1879

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26 Sep 1878
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14 May 1873
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15 May 1873
WILMOTH, Mary
3 Dec 1879
WILSON
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16 Apr 1876
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6 May 1880
WILSON (baby)
30 Nov 1879
WILSON, A.M., Rev.
12 Jul1879
WILSON, Allen, Hon.
6 Jan 1877
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17 Feb 1876
WILSON, Ellena L., Miss
2 Apr 1873
WILSON, George
2 Oct 1873
WILSON, J.P. and Major
9 Mar 1879
WILSON, J.S., Maj.
20 Jul1880
WILSON, James W., Jr.
31 Oct 1878
WILSON, Kate McVeigh
13 Nov 1873
WILSON, Major
24 Sep 1879
WILSON, Mark
7 Jan 1877
WILSON, Mark (two places on page 4) 6 Jan 1877
WILSON, Mrs.
12Jul1879
WILSON, Mrs.
9 Sep 1879
WILSON, Mrs.
5 Apr 1874
WILSON, Mrs. J.e.
3 May 1878
WILSON, Mrs. M.E.
28 Sep 1878
WILSON, Mrs. Major
8 Oct 1878
WINCHELL
4 Nov 1873
WINCHELL, AT
15 JUD 1877
WINCHELL, Volney "probably fatal" 29 Jul 1873
WINDSOR, J.w.
20 Oct 1877
WINFIELD, Arthur
3 Feb 1880
WINNIE, Alidia, Miss
26 Aug 1873
WINSLOW
3 Jun 1875
WINSLOW, Ed.
9 Oct 1874
WINTER, Chas. R.
15 Apr 1877
WINTER, Mary Brock
6 Aug 1876
WINTERSTEIN
23 Aug 1876
WINTERSTEIN
23 May 1880
WINTERSTEIN, Lillie, Miss
23 May 1880
WISE
22 Jun 1880
WISE, James
1 Aug 1874
WISEMAN (boy born)
13 Nov 1879
WITBECK, J.S., Mr.
4 Jan 1879
WOFFINDEN
25 Ju11878
WOFFINDEN, Thomas
15 Jul 1880
WOLCOTT, Cyrus
15 Feb 1879
WOLCOTT, OJ., Mr.
2 Apr 1875
WOLPERT
15 Aug 1878
WOOD
16Jul1879
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18 Apr 1877
WOOD, Deacon
12 Feb 1879
WOOD,JG.
2 May 1873
WOOD,J.M.
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WOOD, Louis M.
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WOOD, Milo A
7 Jan 1880
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25 Jun 1875
WOOD, Mrs. S.N.
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WOOD, S.N.
16 Oct 1874
WOOD, Samuel N.
9 Oct 1874
WOOD, Stanley J
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WOOSTER, Leonard
13 Sep 1879
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WOOTSCH, Pauline
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WORDEN
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24 Nov 1878
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23 May 1875
WRIGHT, Chauncey G.
6 Jul 1876
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