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1. Death: Daniel Morgan HILL [1]
The Harper Advocate Harper County Thursday November 25, 1920 Daniel Morgan Hill was born Feb. 17th, 1917; deceased this life, Nov. 19th, 1920, age 3 years, 9 months, 2 days. Little Dannie has lived almost all his life with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hill. He was such an affectionate little fellow and was loved by all who knew him. But God saw fit to take little Dannie from this world of sorrow and strife to live with Him, where sorrow never comes. His father was called to the Great Beyond October 1
2. Death: Mary Ellen WOODWARD [1]
The Harper Advocate Harper County Thursday December 30, 1920 Little Mary Ellen, the adopted daughter of G.R. WOODWARD, died at their home at Medicine Lodge on Thursday, Dec. 23. She was brought to Harper where the funeral services were held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford BURDG. The death of the little one, who was two years and eleven months old, was caused from membraneous croup. Rev. Kelley conducted the services at the home at 2:00 on Friday and Rev. Young officiated at the grave at Hillsdale wher
3. Married: PETERS, PRENTICE [1]
The Washington Republican Washington County Friday July 27, 1883 Married at the Presbyterian parsonage July 19th, 1883, by Rev. George Hageman, Mr. J.H. PETERS, of Sherman township and Mrs. Emma PRENTICE, of this city.
4. Obituary; Lawrence D. HUGHES [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Monday March 4, 1968 Lawrence D. Hughes. Lawrence Douglas HUGHES, 71, 5114 W. 25th, died Sunday in a Topeka hospital after a short illness. Mr. Hughes was born March 20, 1806, in Thomas, Okla. He was a member of the Elks Lodge, American Legion, Phi Delta Theta, and Central Congregational Church, all in Topeka. He had lived in Topeka since 1934, when he moved from Lawrence. He was a retired manager of the Kansas State Employment Agency. Survivors include a son, Dr. Robert W. Hughes,
5. Death: John MITCHELL [1]
The La Cygne Weekly Journal Linn County Satruday July 20, 1872 A young boy named John MITCHELL, whose parents live about three miles north of here, was drowned just below the lower ford on Friday evening of last week, while in bathing. He was in company with several lads about his own age, who warned him not to venture to far into the stream where he was going in, but disregarding their injunction he soon got beyond his depth, and notwithstanding efforts of his comrades to save him, was soon past mortal ai
6. Married: FLURY--MELVIN [1]
The Washington Republican Washington County Friday July 6, 1883 Married at the residence of Samuel PITCHER, in this city, on the morning of July 4th, 1883, T.A. FLURY and Miss Sarah MELVIN, Judge S.H. Maunder officiating.
7. Death: O. D. HOLLIS [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Thursday August 5, 1920 O.D Hollis Dies. Word has been received of the death August 2, in Tampa, Fla., of O.D. HOLLIS, formerly of Topeka. Mr. Hollis died as a result of injuries received in an automobile accident. He was a brother to Mrs. G.J. MULVANE, Miss Mayme HOLLIS and A.B. HOLLIS, of Topeka. A.B. Hollis has left for Tampa to attend the funeral.
8. Death: Mrs. Wm. DEAN [1]
The Washington Register Washington County Friday November 11, 1910 Mrs. Wm. Dean. Emma Jane WARTENBERGER was born February 4, 1848, in Stark Co., Ohio. Being 62 years, eight months and twenty-eight days of age at the time of her death. She was united in marriage to William DEAN on the 26th day of September 1866 in St. Joseph, Mo. To this union were born six children, three of whom survive her. Henry Oliver Dean, William Dean, Jr., of Butler, Okla., and Elza Dean of Greenleaf, Kan. In 1870 she with her hus
9. Death: Mrs. J.B. ERVIN [1]
The Harper Advocate Thursday December 23, 1920 Word was received here last week of the death of Mrs. J.B. ERVIN, which occurred at Oklahoma City, Oikla., last Saturday, December 18, at her home in Oklahoma City. The remains were laid away in the vault on Sunday, Dec. 19. Mrs. Ervin was a former Harper resident and leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn her loss.
10. Obituary: Myron F. HOOD [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Tuesday March 5, 1968 Myron F. Hood. Myron F. HOOD, 63, 1023 Eugene, was found dead Monday afternoon on the north bank of the Kansas River under the Topeka Aveune bridge. Dr. Antonio HAUMAN, a deputy district coroner, said an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. Shawnee County Sheriff Emil STAWITZ said Hood's head and shoulders were submerged in the river. "Footprints led down to the river from the dike," Stawitz said. "I don't think he had been dead over an
11. Death: Laura B. PHILLIPS [1]
The La Cygne Weekly Journal Linn County Saturday February 3, 1872 Died. PHILLIPS.--Passed to the higher life on Wednesday, the 24th of Jan., Laura B. PHILLIPS, wife of R.L. Phillips and daughter of James C. MARSHALL, aged 28 years and 11 months. She had severe hemorrhage of the lungs in September last; since then Consumption reduced her very rapidly. Mrs. P. was a firm believer in the Harmonial Philosophy, which buoyed her up to the last, and she passed over the river without a doubt or a fear, feeling sur
12. Death: Irene Minor EDMONDS [1]
The McLouth Times Jefferson County Thursday July 25, 1946 Irene Minor EDMONDS, daughter of O.H. and Dora Minor, was born May 4, 1893, at Holton, Kansas and died Tuesday evening, July 16 at ther home in Winchester. She attended school and grew up to womanhood in the Holton community. In 1910, she married Leonard BLACK, to this union two children were bron, Mrs. Hazel LEWIS, Leavenworth, and Wilma LANDON, Sacramento, Calif. Mr. Black died in 1913. On March 4, 1916, she was united in marriage to David G. EDM
13. Obituary: Walter M. NELSON [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Monday March 4, 1968 Walter M. Nelson. Lawrence--Walter M. NELSON, 76, Lawrence, died Sunday morning in a Lawrence hospital of a stroke. Mr. Nelson was born Sept. 17, 1891, in Reno. He had lived most of his life in Lawrence. He was a member of St. Luke AME Church, Lawrence, and was a member of the church Trustee board, Steward Board, and Men's Club. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Helen MORRIS, Joliet, Ill., and Mrs. Winifred NELSON, Chicago, Ill.; four sons, Harold Nelson, C
14. Death: "Grandpa" MEEKER [1]
The Oskaloosa Times Jefferson County Friday December 16, 1898 Passed Away. "Grandpa" MEEKER, well known to every resident of Oskaloosa, died in Topeka last Monday and was brought home for burial Tuesday morning. The funeral was held Wednesday in the Methodist church, the services conducted by Revs. McConnell and Wilson, and the body was laid to rest in the Pleasant View cemetery. The deceased was 72 years of age, and leaves a wife, and four children. The two living in Wichita and Pueblo wer not able to at
15. Married: GRAVES--McGRUIRE [1]
The Harper Advocate Harper County Thursday November 18, 1920 Married at the home of his brother, Glen Graves, of Fort Collins, Colo., Willard E. GRAVES of Denver, Colo., to Miss Margaret McGUIRE of Denver, Colo., Sunday, Nov. 7. Willard Graves is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Graves of this city. He served in the recent war and since his discharge has been in Colorado. At the present time he is employed in a wholesale clothing store in Denver where he met the young lady of his choice and where the young cou
16. Body Of Leonard LOBB Identified: July 4, 1946 [1]
The McLouth Times Jefferson County Thursday July 4, 1946 Enemy Records Identify Body of Leonard Lobb. Mr. and Mrs. Edward LOBB, Kansas City, Kansas, have been advised by the Army Air Forces, Washington, D.C., that the Air Forces recently completed translation of several volumes of captured German records, that among them is a record of recovery of the body of Lieut. Leonard C. Lobb, and its burial in the cemetery at Long-Plage between Calais and Dunkirk. The captured records bear out what was already known
17. Poison Victims Buried: SAUNDERS, TROWBRIDGE [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Saturday June 5, 1920 Poison Victims Buried. Funeral Services for Both Held Friday Afternoon. The funeral of W. Galen SAUNDERS, who died Wednesday, was held at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the Kansas Avenue Methodist church. He was formerly a member of Battery A, 130th field artillery, and was the first Topeka member of the battery to die since the organization was discharged a year ago. The pall-bearers, all members of the battery, were: Thomas PARRY, Willard BRACY, Arth
18. Death: Alice May RIGBY [1]
The La Cygne Weekly Journal Linn County Saturday May 4, 1872 Died. RIGBY.--April 24th, 1872, at the residence of her parents in Scott Township, after a three weeks illness of putrid sore thoart, Alice May RIGBY, aged eleven years and twenty-four days.
19. Marriage: SHANNON-GROODY [1]
The Washington Register Washington County Friday October 28, 1910 Shannon--Groody. Miss Margaret GROODY and Mr. Ernest SHANNON of Barnes were married in this city Friday at the home of the bride's brother, J.J. Groody. A. C. Roach, brother-in-law of the bride from Lincoln, performed the ceremony. Only a few of the immediate relatives were present. The writer has known Mrs. Shannon for umpty-ump years and know her for a young lady of merit and good substantial qualities. She is one of the few lady editors
20. Marriage: TINCHER--WALKER [1]
The Meriden Message Jefferson County Friday November 14, 1930 Miss Verna May TINCHER and Orville WALKER were married at Valley Falls last week. Saturday evening after the show a crowd of young people gave them an old-fashioned charivari.
21. Death: John Emery McPHERSON [1]
The McLouth Times Jefferson County Thursday July 18, 1946 Mr. and Mrs. Walter McPHERSON arrived home Friday evening from Powell, Wyo., where they had gone in response to the message of the death of his brother, John Emery McPHERSON of several weeks ago and since his burial have been visiting relatives and report a wonderful time.
22. Obituary: Mrs. Julia Ann SMITH [1]
The Topeka State Journal Tuesday July 6, 1943 Mrs. Julia Ann Smith. Mrs. Julia Ann SMITH, 89, of 726 Arter, early Kansas pioneer, died Monday in a local hospital. She was born in Charleston, W. Va., October 16, 1854, and when ten years old came to Kansas with her parents who settled in Holton. She resided in that community 45 years, then came to Topeka where she had lived since. She was a member of the United Brethren church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Ella EPLING and Mrs. Bessie CARSON, Topeka,
23. Births: Topeka: March 5, 1968 [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Tuesday March 5, 1968 Hospital Births. St. Francis: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas OLSON, 1512 Locust, boy, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. George RICHARDS, 407 N. Ohio, boy, March 4. Stormont-Vail: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dean RIBDLIN, 227 Pincrest, girl, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. Michael MYER, 1309 Lewis, girl, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen BAKER, Oskaloosa, boy, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip LEONARD, 2442 E. 11th. St. Ter., girl, March 4. Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. STOWERS, 326 W. Gordon, boy, March
24. Deaths and Funerals: August 5, 1920 [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Thursday August 5, 1920 Deaths and Funerals. SAUSSER--Addison Sausser, 73(78), 716 Chandler street, died yesterday afternoon. Mr. Sausser was born in Horen county, O., April 17, 1842. He moved to Illinois with his parents in 1848, where he lived till the Civil war when he enlisted in the Sixty-fourth Illinois infantry in 1863. He served till the end of the war. He came to Coffey county, Kan., in 1875 and to Topeka in 1876. Married Miss Anna BRASHERAI in 1877. He is survived by his
25. Death: Lon HURLEY [1]
The Nortonville News Jefferson County Friday March 27, 1942 Mrs. Dennis Stillman received word from her brother Birt HURLEY of Riverside that their double cousin, Lon HURLEY died at Long Beach. Mrs. Hurley was a sister(Maidie MUNCY) of Mrs. Ada MOXLEY. April 3, 1942 Albert Alonzo HURLEY, 66, was born July 22, 1875, at Humbolt, Nebr., and died at Long Beach, Calif., at the age of 66 years, eight months and three days after an illness of three days. He came home on Tuesday, March 17, and complained of feeli
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