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1. [KSJEFFER] James Herbert Scott b.1883 Nortonville KS [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yl.2ADI/160 Message Board Post: His wife was Grace Morgan Any information about parents, ancestory etc. will be greatly welcome. !!!!!
2. [KSJEFFER] Re: 1870 Jefferson County Census [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yl.2ADI/151.1 Message Board Post: Series: M593 Roll: 435 Page: 487 She's listed as BRINK MARINDA 29 F W IA KS JEFFERSON SARCOXIE TWP 1870 Sarah A. 13 MO Cardelle 10 MO Martha 7 MO Mary E. 6 MO George 5 MO Charles 2 MO Does that help? Sandra
3. [KSJEFFER] Re: Obituary: Harriett Zabriskie Vandruff (1865-1940) [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yl.2ADI/52.1 Message Board Post: Hi, Sorry to bring up old memories bur what is the "Alcione" chapter that she belonged to? I do not see that name often , and found it attatched to her and wonderd what it ment. please let me know . Thank you. Yvonne Alcione-Tibbits
4. [KSJEFFER] Re: NEAL FAMILY IN JEFFERSON COUNTY [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yl.2ADI/159.1 Message Board Post: Source: Tombstone Inscriptions and Burials - Jefferson County, Kansas - 1854-1986, compiled by The Jefferson County Genealogical Society, Oskaloosa, Kansas - S.E. NEAL, born 2 Oct 1834; died 13 Feb 1901; buried in Ozawkie Cemetery. Your other NEAL names are not listed in this source. I am not a relative.
5. [KSJEFFER] THOMPSON Family in Ozawkie, Jefferson Co., KS [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Thompson, Thacker, Gano, Jones Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yl.2ADI/158 Message Board Post: Any one in Ozawkie that knows or knew of the James C Thompson family he had a son name John David who lefted his daughter Mary Elizabeth any info would be helpful evansrw@juno.com
6. [KSJEFFER] Re: Obituary: Harriett Zabriskie Vandruff (1865-1940) [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Vandruff, Zabriskie Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/yl.2ADI/52.1.1 Message Board Post: Sorry. I have no idea why the name "Alcione" was chosen for the Eastern Star chapter in McLouth.
7. [KSJEFFER] Re: Richard John Duncan [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yl.2ADI/145.1 Message Board Post: DUNCAN RICHARD J 27 M W SCOT KS JEFFERSON ROCK CRK TWP 1870 Series: M593 Roll: 435 Page: 472 with Elizabeth 34 KY Mary J. 11 KS William H. 9 KS George S. 4 KS Lewis C. 2 KS Din?,. Thomas Manton? 22 farm laborer IN Does that help?
8. [KSJEFFER] NEAL FAMILY IN JEFFERSON COUNTY [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: NEAL Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/yl.2ADI/159 Message Board Post: Seeking info on Sidney Earl Neal b.10/02/1834 Wife: Hannah Mariah Jones Neal b. 1848 Children: James Wescott NEAL b. 9/13/1859 Franklin NEAL b. 1865 Ill Charles NEAL b. 1870 Sauk Centre, MN Vernon NEAL b. 1872 Sauk Centre, MN Berton NEAL b. 1876 Sauk Centre, MN Allin
9. [KSJEFFER] Sudden Death: Wm. ROWE.. [0.982857]
The Oskaloosa Times Friday December 13, 1895 Sudden Death. Wm. ROWE, a widower about sixty years of age, who lives with his 18-year-old son about ten miles south west of town died very suddenly Tuesday afternoon, and in such a manner that the coroner was called in. Wednesday morning Coroner McCreight, Judge Leech and Deputy-sheriff Morrow drove down to the house and from them we gather the following facts. It seems that for some time the old man had been complaining somewhat, but on this afternoon had appe
10. [KSJEFFER] Obituary: Mrs. Bessie McNERNEY.. [0.982857]
The Perry Mirror Thursday January 27, 1955 Mrs. Bessie McNerney. Mrs. Bessie McNERNEY, 83, died early Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Grover BELL of 2510 Ohio. She was born December 1871 in Illinois and lived in Perry before coming here seven years ago. She was a member of the Perry American League auxiliary chapter. She leaves, besides Mrs. Bell, her husband, D.L. of the home; a son, Leo, of Hutchinson; two brothers, S.A. McKONE of Lawrence and Gene McKone of Tonganoxie; a sister, Mrs. Harry
11. [KSJEFFER] Test [0.982857]
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12. [KSJEFFER] Obitaury: Wilson Z. ORNER.. [0.982857]
The Perry Mirror Thursday February 10, 1955 Wilson Z. Orner. Wilson Z. ORNER, 82, died Feb. 5 at the home of Felix McGinnis, near Grantville. He was born Feb. 14, 1862, at Biglerville, Pa., and moved to Galesburg, Ill., when a young man. He was a street car conductor and motorman for 45 years before moving to the Grantville community 15 years ago. He was a member of the Grantville Methodist Church. Six neices and three nephew survive. Mr. Orner was an uncle to Mrs. Leona McNeiley, Topeka. Funeral service
13. [KSJEFFER] Obituary: Roy HIGDON.. [0.982857]
The Perry Mirror Thursay March 17, 1955 Roy Higdon. Roy HIGDON passed away at Yakima, Washington, Saturday night, March 12. Funeral services were held at Yakima Tuesday at 2 p.m. Mr. Higdon was an older brother of Dick Higdon of perry, and lived in this community in his earlier life. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Higdon visited in Washington last summer.
14. [KSJEFFER] Local Items: Oskaloosa; May 1, 1941 [0.982857]
The Oskaloosa Independent Thursday May 1, 1941 A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert HORR, Saturday April 26. Mr. and Mrs. Carl STEBBINS, Mr. and Mrs. Foy WEISHAAR and Mrs. Frank HAINES attended the senior play of the Nortonville High School Tuesday evening. Their nephew, Daryl WEISHAAR took part in the play. After the play they went to the WEISHAAR home where Mr. and Mrs. Hess BAILEY of Portland, Oregon, guests of Mr. and Mrs. WEISHAAR, showed 2000 feet of technicolor motion pictures they had taken in their
15. [KSJEFFER] Fw: Obituary: Mrs. Addie GRINDOL.. [0.982857]
----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Laird To: Jim Laird Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 7:02 AM Subject: Obituary: Mrs. Addie GRINDOL.. The Topeka Daily Capital Tuesday March 25, 1958 Mrs. Addie Grindol. Mrs. Addie GRINDOL, 76, of 1326 Buchanan, died Monday in a Topeka hospital. She was born May 7, 1881, in Missouri and spent most of her life in the Grantville community. She was widow of the late Frank Grindol, former mail carrier. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. mary Moyer, Topeka; two sons,
16. [KSJEFFER] John H. SAYLER Gone.. [0.982857]
The Valley Falls New Era Saturday January 23, 1908 John H. Sayler Gone. (From The Jefferson County Tribune.) John H. SAYLER, the well-known farmer who lived nearly half a century abotu eight miles southwest of Oskaloosa, has gone to the great beyond. Only a few days ago he was in Oskaloosa and appeared before the commissioners (of which he was once a member) making various emphatic suggestion about roads, bridges and other improvements. Mr. Sayler owned 1200 acres in Jefferson county and 1400 in Western
17. [KSJEFFER] Local Items: Oskaloosa, Nov. 13, 1896.. [0.982857]
The Oskaloosa Times Friday November 13, 1896 Charley JOHNSON returned home Monday morning from the St. Louis Horse Show where he was one of the judges. W.P. McCLURE has bought the old Cunningham property on Piety Hill and after fixing it up somewhat will move into it. Sheriff HAMM went to Valley Falls last Saturday to served the papers in the receivership case on the agent of Santa Fe at that place; and also to served an execution on the company compeling the payment of the Hill judgement of about seven
18. [KSJEFFER] Valley Falls Items: December 4, 1896 [0.982857]
The Oskaloosa Times Friday December 4, 1896 Valley Falls. Four tramps took lodging in our school house last Saturday night and remained over night, but they were an honest set of fellows and took nothing. Their honesty was somewhat prompted probably by the presence of one of the school board, who was an early caller and saw them off. The following names persons enjoyed themselves and ate turkey with Cap. L. H. GEST and family Thanksgiving day: Charles KING, wife and Miss Nellie, Dove WALKER and wife, Wm.
19. [KSJEFFER] S E Neal family [0.982857]
The Jefferson County tombstone inscription book has only 3 NEAL listings: Neal, Carrie. See McHugh, Carrie. Neal, George Pinckney. 17 May 1902 7 Aug 1985, s/William & Mary Ann Dreier Neal, h/Agnes Dabner. RHNM Neal, S E 2 Oct 1834 13 Feb 1901 OZWK McHugh, Carrie. not found, but I did find: McHugh, Albert J. 24 May 1863 29 Oct 1922, h/Carrie Neal, h/Mildred Farr. MCLH A bunch of NEEL listings, but no more NEAL. Sorry. The S E Neal, who mig
20. [KSJEFFER] Fw: Death: Mrs. Margaret A. SHIRLEY.. [0.982857]
----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Laird To: Jim Laird Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 6:10 AM Subject: Death: Mrs. Margaret A. SHIRLEY.. The Topeka Daily Capital Thursday February 3, 1916 Mrs. Margaret A. SHIRLEY, 67 years old, died at 6:30 o'clock last night at her home, 1557 Garfield avenue. There will be a short funeral service at the house at 12 o'clock Friday noon, and at 2 o'clock in the afternoon there will be another service at the Grantville Methodist church. Burial will be in the Grantvil
21. [KSJEFFER] Williamstown Items: January 18, 1923 [0.982857]
The Perry Mirror Thursday January 18, 1923 Williamstown. Paul LEGER visited the schools here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Chat McCOY were shopping in Topeka Tuesday. Rev. RINEY left for Kansas City Monday evening and plans to return for revival meetings that begin Tuesday evening, January 23. Mrs. Geo. HAMM spent Tuesday with her daughter, Una, at the home of Mrs. Harve BAKER. Mr. and Mrs. Jno SOVA and family spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph BAKER. P.J. STALLARD and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ST
22. [KSJEFFER] Death: Adam KNIER.. [0.982857]
The Oskaloosa Times Friday October 9, 1896 Valley Falls. Adam KNIER, aged 27 years unmarried, who died at the home of his mother near Mayetta, was buried here Tuesday, the funeral sermon being preached by Rev. Gibson. A large number of neighbors from Coal Creek where the deceased formerly resided attended. He died of typho-malarial fever.
23. [KSJEFFER] Perry Items, by WE.. [0.982857]
The Oskaloosa Independent Thursday May 15, 1941 Perry Items, by --WE-- Mrs. W.W. MITCHELL entertained the members of the Algarian Club and several guests at her home Thursday afternoon of last week. A barn on the J.F. WELTER place, just east of the city limits, was destroyed by fire early tuesday morning. The Welters were not aware of the fire until a truck-driver passing along the highway stopped and told them about it. Some farming machinery and tools, together with several tons of hay, was also destro
24. [KSJEFFER] Oak Grove Items; November 30, 1922 [0.982857]
The Perry Mirror November 30, 1922 Oak Grove Items. Alfred BRACKEN escaped what might have been a serious accident when the Johnson Bus, in which he was riding, when into a ditch, throwing him through the windshield and cutting him about the face and hands. A large crowd was present Monday night at the box and plate supper. A splendid program was rendered and the proceeds of the super were $42.90. Miss Katherine ABEL received the box of candy for the most popular young lady and Dan SWEENEY the jar of pic
25. [KSJEFFER] Winchester Whispers by Mrs. J.O.R. CARLEY, Feb. 6, 1908.. [0.982857]
The Valley Falls New Era Saturday February 6, 1908 Winchester Whispers by Mrs. J.O.R. Carley. Lester McBRIDE is in town to settle up some business affairs. D.A. WHITE was at Manhattan last week. N.W. EVERETT was in Kansas City two days last week. Dr. Roscoe BOOTH of Kansas City, W.T. BOOTH, of Oklahoma and Chas. WILSON of Whiting visited at Frank KIRKPATRICK's one day last week. Mrs. BROOKMAN died suddenly at the home of her daughter Mrs. LEMKE, Wednesday morning. Mrs. DODD died at the home of her da
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