John O'Brien wrote: > To all Kansas City Mailing List members: > "most interest to least interest" order. (Example: 3, 5, 1, 4, 2): 1,3,2,5,4 Bakersfield, CA. John, I would appreciate more on THEODORE ROBERTS d. Mar. 1917 on your 22/feb mail. Thanks so much, Donna R.

L.M.Price....can you tell me which Gillespie`s you are searching for?? cattcraw@machlink.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "L. M. Price" <lprice@earthlink.net> To: <KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 5:35 PM Subject: [KansasCity] Re: KansasCity-D Digest V03 #70 > Thanks, John - I'd about given up finding any independent corraboration on this family. As always, it raised as many questions as it settled - but is very much appreciated! > > Lisa > researching ENGLAND/HUNTER/GILLESPIE/GRAY/HUNTSMAN/KING/GRUBB/STEWART > IN KS/MO > > > -------Original Message------- > ENGLAND, HUNTER, HUNTSMAN, KING > > "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Friday, March 30, 1917 > > Leroy ENGLAND, 24 years old, an engineer for the Chicago & > Great Northern Railroad, died yesterday at Mankato, Minn., as > a result of an accident on the railroad Sunday. Mr. ENGLAND > had lived in Kansas City for ten years, recently at 2015 Kansas > Avenue. > > His widow, Mrs. Olivia ENGLAND, three sisters and his father > survive. They are: Mrs. Emmet W. HUNTER, 3934 Holmes > Street; Mrs. Fannie KING, 2216 Brooklyn Avenue; Mrs. Jennie > HUNTSMAN, Craig, Mo., and J. E. ENGLAND, Mountain Grove, > Mo. The funeral will be held in this city. > > > > Lisa Price\r\nIndependent Beauty Consultant\r\nMary Kay\r\n\r\nWhat could you do with an extra $10,000 this year?? Mary Kay is giving it away! Contact me for details!\r\n\r\nShop Spring's hottest looks on-line anytime at http://www.marykay.com/lprice1\r\n\r\n > > > ==== KansasCity Mailing List ==== > KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com > List Administrator > Maureen Patt, ListMom > knitandspin@earthlink.net > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

March 1917 Ruth Jones (1 yr) Jeanene French John O'Brien wrote: >Below is a list of some Kansas City area deaths for March 1917. (Ignore the numbers after the names; they're my reference numbers.) > >If you think your family member is listed and would like to see the obit/death notice via e-mail, contact me direct with the name, month, and year at: johnobrien@kc.rr.com > >Aiken, Granville 29 >Ainsworth, Mollie Branson 49 >Allendorph, Dewett Moore 33 >Anderson, Robert 17 >Arter, Dr. Anthony 27 >Baird, Amzi 25 >Barbee, Eleanor Ray (1 yr) 41 >Barr, David 21 >Barr, Reba 31 >Bauer, Wanda 7 >Beard, Buford Kenneth 61 >Beckford, Ida 5 >Beets, Joseph 53 >Benedict, F. W. 19 >Binford, William 45 >Bird, Ruth 3 >Biscoe, William 47 >Bitzer, Cynthia 57 >Blackmer, Sylvester 39 >Blades, Mary 25 >Blakemore, William 39 >Blanz, Fred 25 >Blay, Vila C. 39 >Bloom, Charles A. 13 >Boswell, Rhoda 41 >Brake, Amos 47 >Brett, Wanda 47 >Brown, Mary (wife of F. J.) 25 >Brown, Peter 7 >Brown, William 7 >Bryant, Martha 63 >Burroughs, Julia E. 15 >Burrows, Jennie 7 >Burton, Dr. Walter 3 >Butler, J. H. 41 >Buzan, Jacob Warren 17 >Cabrera, John 45 >Caldwell, James (1 yrs) 33 >Callahan, Jesse 59 >Calvird, Bernice 19 >Carpenter, Elizabeth 25 >Carter, Edwin 17 >Caruthers, Teresa 41 >Chumley, William 41 >Clagett, Frederick 41 >Clark, C. H. 21 >Clark, Elizabeth 33 >Collins, J. J. 17 >Collins, Miss Marie 41 >Colter, John F. 45 >Conley, Mrs. Marjorie 55 >Connaway, Mildred 3 >Connelly, Porter 55 >Conner, George 49 >Connor, Mary 27 >Cooper, Byron L. 21 >Corp, Ray 33 >Courtney, Martha 63 >Cummings, Jennie 17 >Dale, George 61 >Davis, Barbara 33 >Davis, Celia 39 >De Moss, Andrew Jackson 27 >Demminghaven, Otto 5 >Dennison, Thomas 61 >Denton, Eva 15 >Dolan, Felix 21 >Doran, John J. 43 >Dose, Adolph 57 >Doyle, William 55 >Emerson, J. H. 39 >Epperson, Miss Ruby May 39 >Eppinger, William 13 >Erdman, Mary 41 >Everitt, Helen 47 >Farlow, John 31 >Fay, Katherine 35 >Feeney, Mary 35 >Fichter, Joseph 55 >Filson, Hernando Cortez 33 >Ford, Kate M. 11 >Frangrow, Christ 21 >Fredman, John 41 >Frick, Martin 3 >Frohwerk, Clara 61 >Fulks, Herman 47 >Fullerton, Alice 15 >Gabriel, Robert 41 >Garrett, William (91 yrs) 11 >Gibson, Mont G. 17 >Gillespie, Fred 25 >Gillispie, Mary Alice 39 >Gipson, Louise 21 >Givens, Newton 53 >Glasgow, Helen Madge 15 >Glaze, Mathias 33 >Goodman, William 49 >Graves, Robert 39 >Gray Ellen 3 >Griff, Theodore 39 >Hale, Miss Hazel 53 >Halsted, Gordon 47 >Harleman, Cora 35 >Harnish, Elvina 11 >Hartwell, Oliver 33 >Hayes, John C. 63 >Hayes, Luther L. 43 >Heimiller, Anna Louise 25 >Henkle, Carrie May 41 >Henry, George A. 39 >Henry, Mary Ann Taylor 27 >Hildebrand, Sadie 63 >Hildreth, Bryon Simpson 33 >Hill, Ms. Annot 25 >Hoff, Ida Pegg 21 >Hoffman, Orville 33 >Holbrook, Lucinda 21 >Hoppas, Marth 7 >Hrenchir, J. Sanford 13 >Huey, Pearl 7 >Hufford, Farris 59 >Hughes, Myrtle 61 >Hunt, Buford 3 >Huss, Adelaide 49 >Jacklitach, Ursula 63 >Jackson, Isaac 29 >Jarboe, Henry 5 >Jenkins, Spencer 5 >Jeserick, Dr. Emil 63 >Johnson, Amos D. 17 >Johnson, Anna M (wife of Olaf) 25 >Johnson, Marie (widow of John) 3 >Jones, Ruth (1 yr) 33 >Joplin, Ethel May (16 mo) 53 >Justus, Jane 19 >Kelley, Dorothy 55 >Kellogg, Mary Alice 19 >Kendrick, Edward Hazen 11 >Kennard, Lester 63 >Kidd, Mary E. 57 >King, Lyman 57 >Kingscott, Ellen 21 >Kinney, Gillian 55 >Knowles, John 55 >Kyger, N. J. 27 >Laidlaw . W. H. 15 >Lambers, Myrtle Hare 39 >Lasswell, Ellen 25 >Lawther, Samuel 41 >Leech, Frances Ellen 3 >Lindstrand, Louis 21 >Lofland, Mary 39 >Lyman, Elizabeth 35 >Maggard, James E. 43 >Maher, James 21 >Mahoney, Terrence 57 >Mains, Joseph 17 >Mann, Gilbert 41 >Matney, Alice 5 >Mayberry, Miss Jennie 19 >McCarty (see Ruth Woods 35) >McCoy, Ida May 35 >McCoy, Miss Ella Louise 7 >McDonald, William 31 >McFarlane, Carrie 13 >McKillop, Lottie 33 >McLain, Kenneth 61 >McMahon, George 31 >McMahon, John E. 3 >McQuery, Samuel 47 >McReynolds, Robert 15 >Meade, Eliza 29 >Meyer, Mellie 39 >Miller, George R. 19 >Miller, Thomas (66 yrs) 19 >Millett, Jessie May (2 yrs) 45 >Moffitt, Harry 17 >Moore, Margaret (wife of Robert) 45 >Moore, Mary Jane 41 >Morrell, Dr. Albert 11 >Moss, Lucy Brown 25 >Mowery, Dorothy 47 >Murphy, Daniel 25 >Nelson, Emil K. 41 >Nelson, Frank 47 >Newcomb, Joan 25 >Nicholson, J. J. 63 >Noel, Annie Howard 43 >Noland, William 39 >Noll, Rosena 63 >Nordyke, Clara 21 >North, W. E. 31 >O'Dell, Lottie 3 >Offield, Margaret 29 >Oliver, W. C. 3 >Orput, Jamie (7 yrs) 7 >Orr, William 63 >Overstreet, John M 61 >Owen, James 41 >Park, Mary L. 11 >Pearl, John F. M. 33 >Pearson, Fritz 5 >Peck, Arthur 31 >Peppard, John Andrew 49 >Perry, Almeda 57 >Phillips, Opal V. (11 yrs) 49 >Pierce, Mary E. 63 >Poole, Cynthia 25 >Porter, Miss Nina 35 >Posey, Green 19 >Powers, Martin 43 >Prater, Clinton 63 >Quinn, Charles P. 11 >Quinn, Donald (2 yrs) 21 >Quinn, Earl J. 15 >Rackerby, Miss Leonora 7 >Reed, Henry H. 61 >Reilly, Rose Elleanor (1 yr) 61 >Reynolds, Martha 7 >Richey, Sarah 63 >Roberts, Theodore 11 >Rodgers, George 7 >Russell, Sarah 45 >Salzer, Clarence 59 >Sanders, Henry 57 >Sanderson, Mrs. George 39 >Sandifer, Wood 21 >Sappington, Anna 33 >Schalfant, Frank 13 >Scheiber, Max 3 >Schramm, Lillian 41 >Schulenberg, Kenneth 61 >Seaman, Earl 17 >Seppler, Edith 31 >Shade, Harriett 31 >Sharp, Oscar 25 >Shaw, Rebecca 63 >Shellberg, Elias 15 >Sheppard, Susie B. 11 >Shields, Thomas 55 >Short, William 41 >Shull, John H. 11 >Simmons, Floyd (12 yrs) 39 >Smith, Frederick (2 yrs) 45 >Smith, George W. (wife Rose) 5 >Smith, Helen Boon 39 >Smith, Isaac R. 47 >Smith, Jerry M (wife Frances) 13 >Smith, John (wife Sophie) 3 >Smith, Samuel T. (75) 3 >Snow, Thomas G. 47 >Soptich, Henry 11 >Speir, Frank 61 >Stahl, James S. 43 >Stark, Allan (a chemist) 31 >Stebbins, Charles 25 >Steele, George 31 >Stewart, Alma R. 17 >Stewart, Maud Dawless 47 >Stockley, Curtis 31 >Stratton, Margaret 63 >Strutman, Mamie 33 >Stukenberg, Herman 11 >Stutsman, Edward (7 yrs) 29 >Sullivan, Edward 15 >Sullivan, Miss Katherine 53 >Tarrent, Louis 57 >Taylor, James 55 >Taylor, Marjory 19 >Thomson, Elvira 43 >Timmer, Christian 21 >Tinkham, William 45 >Tralle, Bruce Byrn (4 yrs) 59 >Tucker, Bertha (11 yrs) 35 >Turner, John William 57 >Turner, William T. 13 >Turpin, Charles 5 >Van Hecke, Richard (10 yrs) 61 >Vest, Earl C. 5 >Vickers, Mrs. A. T. 31 >Viwank, Mary 61 >Walker, Richard 63 >Walker, Sophia 57 >Wallace, Catherine D. 15 >Wallace, Frank L. 31 >Ward, Addie Jane 17 >Ward, Tillia 3 >Watts, Thomas P. 15 >Webb, Ralph 7 >Welch, Ester 15 >Wesch, John Wesley 53 >Wessel, Frederick William 47 >Westwood, Mary E. 57 >White, Michael 31 >Wickwire, Claire 19 >Wickwire, Ida 59 >Willet, John M 25 >Wilson, Della Davis 63 >Wilson, Myrtle 49 >Wilson, Nancy Jane 53 >Wiscoskie, Anna 11 >Wolcott, Mary H. S. 27 >Wood, Katura 29 >Woods, Ruth McCarty 35 >Woolworth, Margaret 3 >Young, James 63 >Younger, Audria V. 17 >Zeller, Warren 41 > > > >In keeping with the tradition of providing free information on the Internet, >this data may be used by non-commercial entities only. This electronic >information may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit by any person >or organization. Any person or organization desiring to use this material >for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of >the file contributor. > > > >==== KansasCity Mailing List ==== >KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com >List Administrator >Maureen Patt, ListMom >knitandspin@earthlink.net > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

John, I like the way you listed them 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. You are so dedicated and helpful with your obits and everything else. I really appreciate all the work you've done. e

REPLY TO MSG> #8: John: Arthur Montgomery Mounts - d. Kansas City, KS You sent me the obit. for his wife: Melvine Hopper Mounts, earlier. So maybe his obit. is also listed in a MO paper. Thanks. Henry Sand Diego, CA

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Saturday, March 10, 1917 DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY. Wood SANDIFER, a bartender, died yesterday at his home, 211 East Fourteenth Street, following an illness of two months. He was 43 years old and had lived in Kansas City seven years. Before coming to Kansas City he lived in Moberly, Mo., and was a member of the Eagles. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Gertrude SANDIFER, a son, Roy; his mother, Mrs. Matilda SANDIFER, who is at the point of death in Moberly, Mo.; two brothers, George SANDIFER of Moberly and Charles SANDIFER of Louisville, Ky. The body will be taken to Moberly this morning. (I have no connection with this person but let me know if you found this posting helpful.) ----- Original Message ----- From: <DLHGLH@aol.com> To: <KSWYANDO-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 11:20 PM Subject: Re: [KSWYANDO] Kansas City area deaths - March 1917 > In a message dated 2/22/03 8:45:12 PM Pacific Standard Time, > johnobrien@kc.rr.com writes: > > > Sandifer, Wood 21 > > Could I please have this obituary. Thank You. > > Deborah

Below is a list of some Kansas City area deaths for March 1917. (Ignore the numbers after the names; they're my reference numbers.) If you think your family member is listed and would like to see the obit/death notice via e-mail, contact me direct with the name, month, and year at: johnobrien@kc.rr.com Aiken, Granville 29 Ainsworth, Mollie Branson 49 Allendorph, Dewett Moore 33 Anderson, Robert 17 Arter, Dr. Anthony 27 Baird, Amzi 25 Barbee, Eleanor Ray (1 yr) 41 Barr, David 21 Barr, Reba 31 Bauer, Wanda 7 Beard, Buford Kenneth 61 Beckford, Ida 5 Beets, Joseph 53 Benedict, F. W. 19 Binford, William 45 Bird, Ruth 3 Biscoe, William 47 Bitzer, Cynthia 57 Blackmer, Sylvester 39 Blades, Mary 25 Blakemore, William 39 Blanz, Fred 25 Blay, Vila C. 39 Bloom, Charles A. 13 Boswell, Rhoda 41 Brake, Amos 47 Brett, Wanda 47 Brown, Mary (wife of F. J.) 25 Brown, Peter 7 Brown, William 7 Bryant, Martha 63 Burroughs, Julia E. 15 Burrows, Jennie 7 Burton, Dr. Walter 3 Butler, J. H. 41 Buzan, Jacob Warren 17 Cabrera, John 45 Caldwell, James (1 yrs) 33 Callahan, Jesse 59 Calvird, Bernice 19 Carpenter, Elizabeth 25 Carter, Edwin 17 Caruthers, Teresa 41 Chumley, William 41 Clagett, Frederick 41 Clark, C. H. 21 Clark, Elizabeth 33 Collins, J. J. 17 Collins, Miss Marie 41 Colter, John F. 45 Conley, Mrs. Marjorie 55 Connaway, Mildred 3 Connelly, Porter 55 Conner, George 49 Connor, Mary 27 Cooper, Byron L. 21 Corp, Ray 33 Courtney, Martha 63 Cummings, Jennie 17 Dale, George 61 Davis, Barbara 33 Davis, Celia 39 De Moss, Andrew Jackson 27 Demminghaven, Otto 5 Dennison, Thomas 61 Denton, Eva 15 Dolan, Felix 21 Doran, John J. 43 Dose, Adolph 57 Doyle, William 55 Emerson, J. H. 39 Epperson, Miss Ruby May 39 Eppinger, William 13 Erdman, Mary 41 Everitt, Helen 47 Farlow, John 31 Fay, Katherine 35 Feeney, Mary 35 Fichter, Joseph 55 Filson, Hernando Cortez 33 Ford, Kate M. 11 Frangrow, Christ 21 Fredman, John 41 Frick, Martin 3 Frohwerk, Clara 61 Fulks, Herman 47 Fullerton, Alice 15 Gabriel, Robert 41 Garrett, William (91 yrs) 11 Gibson, Mont G. 17 Gillespie, Fred 25 Gillispie, Mary Alice 39 Gipson, Louise 21 Givens, Newton 53 Glasgow, Helen Madge 15 Glaze, Mathias 33 Goodman, William 49 Graves, Robert 39 Gray Ellen 3 Griff, Theodore 39 Hale, Miss Hazel 53 Halsted, Gordon 47 Harleman, Cora 35 Harnish, Elvina 11 Hartwell, Oliver 33 Hayes, John C. 63 Hayes, Luther L. 43 Heimiller, Anna Louise 25 Henkle, Carrie May 41 Henry, George A. 39 Henry, Mary Ann Taylor 27 Hildebrand, Sadie 63 Hildreth, Bryon Simpson 33 Hill, Ms. Annot 25 Hoff, Ida Pegg 21 Hoffman, Orville 33 Holbrook, Lucinda 21 Hoppas, Marth 7 Hrenchir, J. Sanford 13 Huey, Pearl 7 Hufford, Farris 59 Hughes, Myrtle 61 Hunt, Buford 3 Huss, Adelaide 49 Jacklitach, Ursula 63 Jackson, Isaac 29 Jarboe, Henry 5 Jenkins, Spencer 5 Jeserick, Dr. Emil 63 Johnson, Amos D. 17 Johnson, Anna M (wife of Olaf) 25 Johnson, Marie (widow of John) 3 Jones, Ruth (1 yr) 33 Joplin, Ethel May (16 mo) 53 Justus, Jane 19 Kelley, Dorothy 55 Kellogg, Mary Alice 19 Kendrick, Edward Hazen 11 Kennard, Lester 63 Kidd, Mary E. 57 King, Lyman 57 Kingscott, Ellen 21 Kinney, Gillian 55 Knowles, John 55 Kyger, N. J. 27 Laidlaw . W. H. 15 Lambers, Myrtle Hare 39 Lasswell, Ellen 25 Lawther, Samuel 41 Leech, Frances Ellen 3 Lindstrand, Louis 21 Lofland, Mary 39 Lyman, Elizabeth 35 Maggard, James E. 43 Maher, James 21 Mahoney, Terrence 57 Mains, Joseph 17 Mann, Gilbert 41 Matney, Alice 5 Mayberry, Miss Jennie 19 McCarty (see Ruth Woods 35) McCoy, Ida May 35 McCoy, Miss Ella Louise 7 McDonald, William 31 McFarlane, Carrie 13 McKillop, Lottie 33 McLain, Kenneth 61 McMahon, George 31 McMahon, John E. 3 McQuery, Samuel 47 McReynolds, Robert 15 Meade, Eliza 29 Meyer, Mellie 39 Miller, George R. 19 Miller, Thomas (66 yrs) 19 Millett, Jessie May (2 yrs) 45 Moffitt, Harry 17 Moore, Margaret (wife of Robert) 45 Moore, Mary Jane 41 Morrell, Dr. Albert 11 Moss, Lucy Brown 25 Mowery, Dorothy 47 Murphy, Daniel 25 Nelson, Emil K. 41 Nelson, Frank 47 Newcomb, Joan 25 Nicholson, J. J. 63 Noel, Annie Howard 43 Noland, William 39 Noll, Rosena 63 Nordyke, Clara 21 North, W. E. 31 O'Dell, Lottie 3 Offield, Margaret 29 Oliver, W. C. 3 Orput, Jamie (7 yrs) 7 Orr, William 63 Overstreet, John M 61 Owen, James 41 Park, Mary L. 11 Pearl, John F. M. 33 Pearson, Fritz 5 Peck, Arthur 31 Peppard, John Andrew 49 Perry, Almeda 57 Phillips, Opal V. (11 yrs) 49 Pierce, Mary E. 63 Poole, Cynthia 25 Porter, Miss Nina 35 Posey, Green 19 Powers, Martin 43 Prater, Clinton 63 Quinn, Charles P. 11 Quinn, Donald (2 yrs) 21 Quinn, Earl J. 15 Rackerby, Miss Leonora 7 Reed, Henry H. 61 Reilly, Rose Elleanor (1 yr) 61 Reynolds, Martha 7 Richey, Sarah 63 Roberts, Theodore 11 Rodgers, George 7 Russell, Sarah 45 Salzer, Clarence 59 Sanders, Henry 57 Sanderson, Mrs. George 39 Sandifer, Wood 21 Sappington, Anna 33 Schalfant, Frank 13 Scheiber, Max 3 Schramm, Lillian 41 Schulenberg, Kenneth 61 Seaman, Earl 17 Seppler, Edith 31 Shade, Harriett 31 Sharp, Oscar 25 Shaw, Rebecca 63 Shellberg, Elias 15 Sheppard, Susie B. 11 Shields, Thomas 55 Short, William 41 Shull, John H. 11 Simmons, Floyd (12 yrs) 39 Smith, Frederick (2 yrs) 45 Smith, George W. (wife Rose) 5 Smith, Helen Boon 39 Smith, Isaac R. 47 Smith, Jerry M (wife Frances) 13 Smith, John (wife Sophie) 3 Smith, Samuel T. (75) 3 Snow, Thomas G. 47 Soptich, Henry 11 Speir, Frank 61 Stahl, James S. 43 Stark, Allan (a chemist) 31 Stebbins, Charles 25 Steele, George 31 Stewart, Alma R. 17 Stewart, Maud Dawless 47 Stockley, Curtis 31 Stratton, Margaret 63 Strutman, Mamie 33 Stukenberg, Herman 11 Stutsman, Edward (7 yrs) 29 Sullivan, Edward 15 Sullivan, Miss Katherine 53 Tarrent, Louis 57 Taylor, James 55 Taylor, Marjory 19 Thomson, Elvira 43 Timmer, Christian 21 Tinkham, William 45 Tralle, Bruce Byrn (4 yrs) 59 Tucker, Bertha (11 yrs) 35 Turner, John William 57 Turner, William T. 13 Turpin, Charles 5 Van Hecke, Richard (10 yrs) 61 Vest, Earl C. 5 Vickers, Mrs. A. T. 31 Viwank, Mary 61 Walker, Richard 63 Walker, Sophia 57 Wallace, Catherine D. 15 Wallace, Frank L. 31 Ward, Addie Jane 17 Ward, Tillia 3 Watts, Thomas P. 15 Webb, Ralph 7 Welch, Ester 15 Wesch, John Wesley 53 Wessel, Frederick William 47 Westwood, Mary E. 57 White, Michael 31 Wickwire, Claire 19 Wickwire, Ida 59 Willet, John M 25 Wilson, Della Davis 63 Wilson, Myrtle 49 Wilson, Nancy Jane 53 Wiscoskie, Anna 11 Wolcott, Mary H. S. 27 Wood, Katura 29 Woods, Ruth McCarty 35 Woolworth, Margaret 3 Young, James 63 Younger, Audria V. 17 Zeller, Warren 41 In keeping with the tradition of providing free information on the Internet, this data may be used by non-commercial entities only. This electronic information may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit by any person or organization. Any person or organization desiring to use this material for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of the file contributor.

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Thursday, May 10, 1917 DIED. Mrs. Ardena FLEETWOOD, died Tuesday night at her home, 725 Mill St., aged 54 years. She is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Herman BEINER of Newton, Kas.; Mrs. Bessie FARMER and Mrs. Harry SMITH of the home address, and 2 sons, Jesse FLEETWOOD, Preston FLEETWOOD of home address; also, 3 brothers and 1 sister. The funeral services at Baptist Church, Mill and Shawnee Thursday, 3 p.m. Burial in Maple Hill. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "roger.joyce lawrence" <rjl@fone.net> > To: <KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 10:35 AM > Subject: Re: [KansasCity] FLEETWOOD in KCKS > > > > I looked for my gr grf George FLEETWOOD in the "Argentine Republic," June > > 1911, on ILL microfilm from KS State Historical Society. Haven't really > > looked for gr grm Mary Ardena FLEETWOOD in May 1917 as life circumstances > > have delayed more ILL and hours of sitting in the library. Thanks for > your reply. > > Joyce > >

Thanks to John for finding the obit of my great grandmother Ardena (McClary) FLEETWOOD, who died in KCK May 1917. I doubt I could ever have found it in this lifetime! Cheers! Joyce ----- Original Message ----- From: "John O'Brien" <JohnOBrien@kc.rr.com> To: <KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com> Cc: <rjl@fone.net> Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 9:57 PM Subject: Mrs. Ardena FLEETWOOD d. 8 May 1917 - Kansas City > "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Thursday, May 10, 1917 > > DIED. > > Mrs. Ardena FLEETWOOD, died Tuesday night at her home, > 725 Mill St., aged 54 years. She is survived by 3 daughters, > Mrs. Herman BEINER of Newton, Kas.; Mrs. Bessie FARMER > and Mrs. Harry SMITH of the home address, and 2 sons, Jesse > FLEETWOOD, Preston FLEETWOOD of home address; also, > 3 brothers and 1 sister. The funeral services at Baptist Church, > Mill and Shawnee Thursday, 3 p.m. Burial in Maple Hill. > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "roger.joyce lawrence" <rjl@fone.net> > > To: <KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 10:35 AM > > Subject: Re: [KansasCity] FLEETWOOD in KCKS > > > > > > > I looked for my gr grf George FLEETWOOD in the "Argentine Republic," > June > > > 1911, on ILL microfilm from KS State Historical Society. Haven't really > > > looked for gr grm Mary Ardena FLEETWOOD in May 1917 as life > circumstances > > > have delayed more ILL and hours of sitting in the library. Thanks for > > your reply. > > > Joyce > > > > > > >

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Friday, June 30, 1911 SAW HIS FLOCK OF SEVEN HURT. Joseph MACKING, who lives at 1134 Missouri Avenue, and his seven children were seriously injured in a runaway yesterday afternoon at Forest and Missouri avenues. MACKING was driving an ice wagon. His seven children, four girls and three boys, the youngest 2 and the oldest 16 years old, were in the wagon with him. The horse, frightened by a flying paper, started to run away. The runaway ice wagon left a trail of overturned push carts and vehicles in its path. At Forest and Missouri avenues the father, seeing the wagon would turn over, seized the youngest child to shield it. They were both thrown head first to the pavement. MACKING suffered a dislocated shoulder, a fractured left arm and a severe scalp wound. The little girl was cut and bruised severely on the head. All the other children were bruised and shaken up. The more seriously injured members of the family were taken to the emergency hospital, where they were treated by Dr. David ROBINSON and Dr. Abraham WEINBERG. (I have no connection with this family but let me know if you found this posting helpful.)

Do not forget the "Journal" newspaper with 2 dailies, am and pm. MVG

Marriage records can be gotten at the Wyandotte County courthouse. The last I knew, they would not zerox for fear of damaging the books but they would type up the information on them for you. I don't know what the fee is for that. The Wyandotte County Historical Society has copies also but they only have those that are over 70 years old. There are some books that are pre 1900 but I don't know how complete they are.

> Eleanor, what Anita said below is probably the main reason an obit > doesn't show on the lists I send. When the undertaker submitted the > obit to the "Star"-"Times" newspaper office, the paper just ran the > obit in the next paper that was going to be published. (I think they > made exceptions, however, because there are a lot more obits published > in the "Times" than in the "Star" for years I'm looking at.) > > Starting in August 1911, "The Kansas City Times" printed a daily > column called: "Deaths in Kansas City." But the "Times" also published > a few other obits as a separate article and also published some obits > in the "death notice/funeral notice" section of the paper. Usually the > items in the "notice" section just has the date of death and date of > funeral; > but there are exceptions. (I recently found an obit for someone that was > in the "notice" section and not in the "Deaths in Kansas City" column.) > > I only review the "Deaths in Kansas City" column. To do the > death articles that are scattered on several pages would require a lot > more searching time. > > "The Kansas City Star" during the same period published their obits > as "articles" and they were spread out on two or three pages. They > also had a "death notice/funeral notice" section but again, the > information printed was minimal. At some point (I'm not sure what > year), the "Star" started to have a "Deaths in Kansas City" column. > > So the bottom line is: if you don't see the person in my obit lists, it > doesn't mean that the person did not die during that time period. (S)he > could be in the "Star" or in another part of the "Times." > > One last thought: back in the early 1900's, people who lived on the > Kansas side did not always have an obit published in the "Star" or > "Times" which are Missouri newspapers. > > John > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Anita Weaver" <sew_what_2000@yahoo.com> > To: <KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 4:25 PM > Subject: Re: [KansasCity] Survey of your interest > > > > > > --- eleanormccain@attbi.com wrote: > > > > > > Dear Eleanor, > > > > I believe the > > reason obits sometimes appear only in the Star or > > Times is the time factor. The Kansas City Star and the > > Kansas City Times were basically the same > > newspaper--The Times being the morning edition and the > > Star the evening edition. Perhaps the obit didn't make > > the deadline for the Times, but was there in time for > > the Star. Sometimes the obit appeared in both or > > possibly the next day's Times. Hope this answers your > > question. John, please add or correct any of this > > information. > > > > Anita in Mo > > ========================================= > > > Do you know why some obits do not show in the KC > > > Times, when they have appeared > > > in the STAR? You ran your April 1922 list from the > > > times, but it did not > > > include Virginia (Jennie) Bowdon O'BRIEN who died 19 > > > Apr. 1922 (death cert. > > > conf.) - I do have an obit from The Star. Could > > > this be a matter of timing of > > > death? or personal opinion of survivors re the > > > paper? or, I am open to any > > > other suggestions! > > > > > > Thanks again, Eleanor McCain, Concord, NH > >

D. I don't know about other states but I know the KC directory is not on-line. I think the KC public library and the Mid-Continent library will do a directory lookup but I doubt that they would do more than one year. You may have better luck with libraries in smaller towns. John > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Dabarickman@cs.com> > To: <KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 5:04 PM > Subject: Re: [KansasCity] no 1890 census > > > > That is too much trouble! Do the public libraries offer this info online > in > > their computers or directories in other states?My people are in Lacygne Ks > > ...I don't even know if they are recorded Ks directories? Kenneda and > > Marmon....Thanks for your help! D in Florida > >

That is too much trouble! Do the public libraries offer this info online in their computers or directories in other states?My people are in Lacygne Ks ...I don't even know if they are recorded Ks directories? Kenneda and Marmon....Thanks for your help! D in Florida

1890 lookup: Dennis C. Jones - KC, MO John O'Brien wrote: >D.: I had the thought of making a copy of the 1890 Kansas City city >directory and looking up names. Although it can't replace the 1890 census, >it could at least establish the fact that the person was in the area. > >I checked the Directory today and it's 682 pages (includes KC, MO & KS)! I >could get 2 pages on a print but decided I didn't want to spend 34 bucks in >dimes and also the afternoon making copies. > >So ....... if anyone wants me to do a 1890 lookup, send me the name and what >side of the State line the person lived. I'll accumulate the requests and >do them all at once. > >John >Kansas City, MO > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <Dabarickman@cs.com> >To: <KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 7:00 PM >Subject: Re: [KansasCity] Survey of your interest > > >My biggest problem is finding info from the 1890's > >>where the Census is not available! Thanks, D >> > > > > >==== KansasCity Mailing List ==== >USGENWEB SEARCH ARCHIVES >http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

ENGLAND, HUNTER, HUNTSMAN, KING "The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Friday, March 30, 1917 Leroy ENGLAND, 24 years old, an engineer for the Chicago & Great Northern Railroad, died yesterday at Mankato, Minn., as a result of an accident on the railroad Sunday. Mr. ENGLAND had lived in Kansas City for ten years, recently at 2015 Kansas Avenue. His widow, Mrs. Olivia ENGLAND, three sisters and his father survive. They are: Mrs. Emmet W. HUNTER, 3934 Holmes Street; Mrs. Fannie KING, 2216 Brooklyn Avenue; Mrs. Jennie HUNTSMAN, Craig, Mo., and J. E. ENGLAND, Mountain Grove, Mo. The funeral will be held in this city. (I have no connection with this family but let me know if you found this posting helpful.)

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Friday, March 30, 1917 STOLE STORE'S STOCK AGAIN. For the second time within two weeks robbers took practically the entire stock of John SCHOOL, 1193 Southwest Boulevard, Rosedale, early yesterday morning, consisting of about $150 worth of candy, cigars and tobacco. The place was entered March 19 and the stock and a cash register taken. (I have no connection with this family but let me know if you found this posting helpful.)

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Friday, March 30, 1917 WIFE AND FURNITURE GONE. When Albert L. PEASE returned to his home, 809 East Eighth Street, last night, no dinner was waiting. Neither were his wife, two children or the household effects. "A man was here," said the neighbors, "and they drove away with all your furniture." PEASE asked the police to help him locate his wife and former boarder in his house. "This is the fourth time she has eloped in three years," PEASE said, "but this is the first time she has taken the children and the furniture. I'll let her go if I can get my two little girls back." (I have no connection with this family but let me know if you found this posting helpful.)

D.: I had the thought of making a copy of the 1890 Kansas City city directory and looking up names. Although it can't replace the 1890 census, it could at least establish the fact that the person was in the area. I checked the Directory today and it's 682 pages (includes KC, MO & KS)! I could get 2 pages on a print but decided I didn't want to spend 34 bucks in dimes and also the afternoon making copies. So ....... if anyone wants me to do a 1890 lookup, send me the name and what side of the State line the person lived. I'll accumulate the requests and do them all at once. John Kansas City, MO ----- Original Message ----- From: <Dabarickman@cs.com> To: <KansasCity-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 7:00 PM Subject: Re: [KansasCity] Survey of your interest My biggest problem is finding info from the 1890's > where the Census is not available! Thanks, D