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1. Re: [KSLABETT-L] Fred Collier, 1880s-1915 [1]
Hi Glenda, I don't know if there is a connection. Did your Colliers come from Illinois? I know that my Fred came from Illinois. I just don't know where in Illinois. Nor do I know his parents or anything else. I think he came to Labette and Montgomery Cos. by 1880. I've just tracked down an 82-year-old great-aunt of mine who is granddaughter to Fred...she said she'd mail me what she knows. Hoping she can help me out. What a boon finding her! I'll keep in touch if I find a connection and you do like
2. [KSLABETT-L] William Preston Streeter [1]
Posted on: Labette Co. Ks Obituaries and Death Notices Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ks/LabetteObits/13 Surname: STREETER, CHAMBERLAIN, MUNSOLL, SELLERS ------------------------- Parsons Sun, Parsons, Labette, KS, 22 July 1933 W. P. Streeter Dies at Home of His Son Here William Preston Streeter died at the age of 80 today at the home of his son, O. C. Streeter, 1319 Main street. He was a retired farmer and had lived in Parsons since 1910. He was born Jan. 6, 1853 in Sovilia [sic; c
3. Re: [KSLABETT-L] Fred Collier, 1880s-1915 [1]
Debbie, I am in Oregon also, Molalla, I didn't notice that before now. Yes they came from Illinois. DeKalb County. Look in that county, you hopefully will find more. Glenda ===== Surnames: Redding, Reding, Gilbert, Emery, Ewing, Murphy, Carr, Sheets, Glenn, Coffin, Woodie, Woody Glenda glekay@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/
4. Re: [KSLABETT-L] Fred Collier, 1880s-1915 [1]
Thanks Glenda! I'll check there! I did see a Fred Collier in the Cook County, Ill 1880 census. There are two of them and I've requested census lookups on the Rootsweb Ill-census-lookup message board. No response yet. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Glekay" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 5:18 PM Subject: Re: [KSLABETT-L] Fred Collier, 1880s-1915 Debbie, I am in Oregon also, Molalla, I didn't notice that before now. Yes they came from Illinois.
5. [KSLABETT-L] Sarah Elizabeth (Chamberlain) Streeter [1]
Posted on: Labette Co. Ks Obituaries and Death Notices Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ks/LabetteObits/14 Surname: STREETER, CHAMBERLAIN, MUNSELL, RICE ------------------------- Parsons Sun, Parsons, Labette, KS, 12 Jan 1930 Mrs Streeter Dies Death Soon After Her 55th Wedding Anniversary Eleven days after they observed their 55th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. William Streeter, 1724 Felix, were parted by the death yesterday of Mrs. Streeter at her home. She had been ill for several
6. Re: [KSLABETT-L] Fred Collier, 1880s-1915 [1]
Debbie, Susan and William Collier had a couple of babies that died 1860's and they are buried in the Kingston Cemetery in DeKalb County Ill. They are the ones that moved to Labett County. Back in those days families moved with families so I bet they are connected. William Collier was in the Civil War I know. I have been in contact with one of his relatives, not for awhile. I also need to think about who this person is. I have her listed in my other email. I can give you her email if you would like
7. [KSLABETT-L] McEwen, Lechner, Harry [1]
I am a new member to the list. I descend from McEwens who lived in Mound Valley, Labette, KS. My grandfather Dr. William Wright McEwen was the mayor of Mound Valley for awhile and also the town doctor. His brother Charles McEwen was the postmaster for a short time. His father and mother lived there and their names were James Cochran McEwen and Olive Wright McEwen. They are both buried there along with Charles McEwen, and Fanny McEwen Harry. Dr. W.W. McEwen left there in 1899 but his mother remained there un
8. Re: [KSLABETT-L] Fred Collier, 1880s-1915 [1]
Was Fred Collier related to Susan and William Collier b. about 1830? I am looking for Susan's Coffin family but I was hoping another section of the family could shed some light. Thanks Glenda in Oregon glekay@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/
9. [KSLABETT-L] Fred Collier, 1880s-1915 [1]
I'm looking for any help with Fred Collier and his wife Grace. They were living according to 1910 and 1915 census records in Howard Twp or vicinity. Fred was born in Illinois abt. 1859. His wife Grace Hunter was born abt. 1861, also in Illinois. Grace's mother, Mary J. Hunter was also living with them. She was from TN. Their children were Wyatt, b. 1883 in Kansas; Burton M. b. 1888, and a daughter. I can't find them before 1910 in Kansas, nor after 1915. Looking to see if anyone researching this
10. Re: [KSLABETT-L] Fred Collier, 1880s-1915 [1]
Yes, I'd like her email! Many thanks! Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Glekay" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 9:13 PM Subject: Re: [KSLABETT-L] Fred Collier, 1880s-1915 Debbie, Susan and William Collier had a couple of babies that died 1860's and they are buried in the Kingston Cemetery in DeKalb County Ill. They are the ones that moved to Labett County. Back in those days families moved with families so I bet they are connected. Willia
11. [KSLABETT-L] Young, Edward: Newton, 1890-1941 [1]
Looking for information on the family of Edward K. Young, born 1868 in Illinois; married to Emma Lord in 1891. They had two children: Frank, b. 1892 and Blanche b. 1897. Lived in Newton for many years. Edward buried in Greenwood cemetery, Newton. Looking forward to hearing from others researching this line. Thanks in advance. Janet Young Berkson
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