In response to your query-- Checked the Douglas Co. marriage records for "Johntz" and found no entries. Same with the burial records. However, got to thinking how it might sound, and if so, how it might be written. With that thought, I checked for "Johns" and found a few items that remotely might fit with your family line. Burial of John Johns, b. 13 Aug. 1843, d. 18 Aug. 1877, bur. Oak Hill Cem., Section 1, in Lawrence. Burial of William Henry Johns, b. 8 Dec. 1879, d. 14 Sep. 1965 and wife Emma May (Nadelhoffer) Johns, b. 21 Oct. 1881, d. 10 Apr. 1950 Marriage of John Johns to Mary E. Martin on 13 Jan. 1876. There was also a marriage for "Henney (or Henry) Johns to Jennie Jones on 29 May 1875. I know it is a long shot, but nothing otherwise to report on surname of Johntz. Richard ----- Original Message ----- From: <ginseng@neo.rr.com> To: <KSDOUGLA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 2:42 PM Subject: [KSDOUGLA-L] Tschantz/Johntz > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Zl.2ADI/94 > Samuel and Mary or Susan Tschantz left Switzerland for Ohio. Had the following children: > > Susanna 1836 married Michael Zinsmaster > Samuel 1837 -1897-never married > Christian 1842/3 -3 children > John J 1840/1 -2 children > Fred 1845-1905 -2 children > Daniel 1847/8 -unmarried-went to west coast > Henry 1850/1 -4 kids > > At least three of the boys changed the name to Johntz. And moved to Kansas. Fred was supposed to have gone > to Lawrence, KS. > > Am looking for anything on Fred Johntz and wife Louisa Phillipine Muskopf. Or their children Harry and Albert?

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/Zl.2ADI/94 Message Board Post: Samuel and Mary or Susan Tschantz left Switzerland for Ohio. Had the following children: Susanna 1836 married Michael Zinsmaster Samuel 1837 -1897-never married Christian 1842/3 -3 children John J 1840/1 -2 children Fred 1845-1905 -2 children Daniel 1847/8 -unmarried-went to west coast Henry 1850/1 -4 kids At least three of the boys changed the name to Johntz. And moved to Kansas. Fred was supposed to have gone to Lawrence, KS. Am looking for anything on Fred Johntz and wife Louisa Phillipine Muskopf. Or their children Harry and Albert? Thank you.

Archie Allen born oct.28 1915 died jan 222,1946 married Eula Erwin (dob 1921) jan 27,1939 both or Eudora Ks.Archie and Eula had 2 children,Victor and Keith Allen.I believe Archie's mothers first name was Amelia.Eula had/has a brother named Charles and possibly a brother named Lee.I would greatly appreciate any information on the parents of Archie and Eula.Thank you for any help

I'm not related to the Heinrich family, but live in Douglas Co., so thought I might be able to help find information. Checked the Baldwin Ledger for an obit for Carl August Heinrich, but could not find one near his death date. There are only 4 persons listed in Douglas Co. Cem. records of Heinrich surname: Carl A. Heinrich, b. 5 Mar. 1889, d. 22 May 1946, bur. Vinland Cem. Alma F. (Hoskinson) Heinrich, b. 3 Jan. 1902, d. 27 OCT. 1954. Louis W. Heinrich, b. 17 Aug. 1921, d. 25 Dec. 1983 R. Mabel Heinrich, b. 22 May 1920, d.--- blank--- From Hoskinson family records lists their 5 children of Carl & Alma-- Juanita Marie, b. 28 June 1920, m. ___ Hubbard on 10 Feb. 1940 Louis William , b. 17 Aug. 1921 d. 25 Dec. 1983 Margarel Carlisle, b. 20 Mar. 1923, m. Ernest Williams Helen Louise, b. 23 Nov. 1924, m. 2nd, Cecil Miller, d. Nov. 1978 Harold Herve, b. 4 June 1931, m. Marlene Underwood on 3 Jun. 1952 There was an obit for Louis W. Heinrich which lists his survivors, but nothing about ancestry. It does list a brother Harold of Phoenix, AZ and two sisters: Mrs. Juanita Hubbard of Lawrence, KS and Margaret Walbridge of Baldwin plus wife, two dau. and a son.. I understand that Margaret Walbridge is a resident of the nursing home here in Baldwin and has mental capabilities that might know something about her father's ancestry if we questioned her. In a scrapbook of Vindland items, I found a page on Lewis and sister Juanita Heinrich. It states he is the son of Carl & Alma Heinrich and grandchild of W. H. and Jennie Hoskinson. It then lists some of the honors that Lewis and sister Juanita received. However, I did not find anything connecting this family to Rudolph Heinrich of Eudora. There may have an obit in Lawrence newspaper for Carl that might give some info. Richard Wellman ----- Original Message ----- From: <Slwh40@aol.com> To: <KSDOUGLA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 7:17 PM Subject: [KSDOUGLA-L] Eudora KS HEINRICH Family > the 1870 and 1880 censusshow ; > > > HEINRICH, RUDOLPH > State: KS Year: 1870 > County: Douglas County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule > Township: Eudora Township. Page: 247 > Database: KS 1870 Federal Census Index > > HEINRICH, RUDOLPH, 46, M, W, Wagon Maker, RE 1500, PE $650,born Prussia, > Citizen of USA > Austina, 22, F, W, Keeping House, b. Prussia > August, 4, M, W, b. Kansas > Ernst, 1, M, W, b. Kansas > Lena, 3/12, F, W, b. Kansas > SWANSON, Andrew, 26, M, W, Wagon Maker, b. Sweden > > > I am trying to find a connection with Carl August HEINRICH who came to > Vinland after serving in WWI and married Alma Hoskinson. > > Carl August Heinrich was born Dayton Ohio to Rudolph Carl HEINRICH > (1855-1913), he was born in Prussia and died in Dayton Ohio. > > Could the Rudolph of Eudora be the grandfather or great-uncle on Carl August? > > I would like to correspond with anyone researching the HEINRICH family of > Eudora, the 1880 census list them as HEINRICHS. > >

Hello List Members, I am interested in contact with any descendants of Rev. (Alfred) Wiley JonesB:14 December, 1804 Va.-D:15 December, 1877 Baldwin City, Douglas County, Kansas, (a son of James Jones and wife Nancy (?) ) and wife Abigail Butram B: 28 September, 1807 Wayne Co., Ky.-D:13 April, 1866 Prairie City, Ks.. Rev. Jones was born in Va. and moved with his parents and siblings when only 2 or 3 years old to Wayne County, Kentucky. They lived in the area known as Beaver Creek. His siblings were Abner, John, Sina, Elizabeth, Milly (Melinda), Thomas, Wilson, Mary, and Nancy. He married Abigail Butram, a daughter of Cornelius Buttram and wife Nancy Woodard, in Wayne Co., Ky. 07 Oct. 1823. They were among a large group of friends and relatives who left Wayne Co., Ky. by wagontrain in 1830, and settled in Hensley Twp., in Johnson Co., Indiana. He continued to be a Justice of the Peace and Circuit Rider preacher for the Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1848, the family again moved to Harrisonville, Cass Co., Missouri, where Rev. Wiley Jones continued his religious activites, and those of a Justice of the Peace. When Kansas was still a Territory, the family moved to the Prairie City/Baldwin City, Douglas County, Kansas area. Members of the family donated land for the building upon the land of where the Baker University stands, and helped build it with stones. Wiley and Abigail had 10 children-7 sons, and 3 daughters. Five of their sons served with the Union Cavalry during the Civil War. Three paid the supreme sacrifice, and gave their lives as a result of being wounded on battlefields. The names of their 10 children were:Nancy Jones Balay, **James Cornelius Jones, **John Nelson Jones, Abner Lafayette Jones, Jacob P. Jones, **Wilson Lee Jones, *William Thomas Jones, *Alfred Wiley Jones, Elizabeth Jones Pleasents, Sina Jones 1/Williams,2/Coberly. a single * indicates services during the Civil War. A ** indicates death as a result of wounds incurred on the battlefield(s). Rev. Wiley Jones and wife Abigail Butram are buried in Pioneer Cemetery, located on the outskirts of Baldwin City, in Douglas County, Kansas. I would be most happy to connect with descendants of the above families, and very willing to share information. Ruth grgrgrgranddaughter of James Jones(ca 1768Va.-ca 1846 Ky.) and wife Nancy(?)_____(?) of Beaver Creek, Wayne County, Kentucky

the 1870 and 1880 censusshow ; HEINRICH, RUDOLPH State: KS Year: 1870 County: Douglas County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Eudora Township. Page: 247 Database: KS 1870 Federal Census Index HEINRICH, RUDOLPH, 46, M, W, Wagon Maker, RE 1500, PE $650,born Prussia, Citizen of USA Austina, 22, F, W, Keeping House, b. Prussia August, 4, M, W, b. Kansas Ernst, 1, M, W, b. Kansas Lena, 3/12, F, W, b. Kansas SWANSON, Andrew, 26, M, W, Wagon Maker, b. Sweden I am trying to find a connection with Carl August HEINRICH who came to Vinland after serving in WWI and married Alma Hoskinson. Carl August Heinrich was born Dayton Ohio to Rudolph Carl HEINRICH (1855-1913), he was born in Prussia and died in Dayton Ohio. Could the Rudolph of Eudora be the grandfather or great-uncle on Carl August? I would like to correspond with anyone researching the HEINRICH family of Eudora, the 1880 census list them as HEINRICHS.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Akers, Smallwood, Jeffries, Pulliam, Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Zl.2ADI/93 Message Board Post: Abram Watson Akers 1834 mar Mary Ann Austraw and were in Shawnee Co Ks in 1900 with children: Olivia (Lorenzo Atwood), John (Lotta Dibert), Alice (Daniel May), Mary Jane (Arlow Spangler), Lawrence (Mary Ann Ecker), Charles Lee (Myrtle Wemple), Ada (Edwin Cowee). These children stayed, for the most part, in Kansas. Love to share what I have. Kay roeroe5518@houston.rr.com

I love it when the footwork is already done for me :) > HEINRICH, RUDOLPH > State: KS Year: 1870 > County: Douglas County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule > Township: Eudora Township. Page: 247 > Database: KS 1870 Federal Census Index > 110/114 Heinrich Rudolph 46 m w wagon maker 1500 650 Prussia Austina(?) 22 f w keeping house Prussia August 4 m w KS Ernst 1 m w KS Judy & Gus AKA FoxHollow's Gentleman Gast'on CGC,NA,OAJ,NAG,NAC http://www.geocities.com/funnfur/Gus_the_TFT.html

Does anyone have access to this census record? HEINRICH, RUDOLPH State: KS Year: 1870 County: Douglas County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Eudora Township. Page: 247 Database: KS 1870 Federal Census Index Thank you for your help? Sandy White Heinrich CHECK OUT MY GENEALOGY SITE http://www.familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/e/i/Sandra-L-Heinrich/index.h tml Kansas surnames 1859 > present CRAIG, WILLIAMS, WILLOUGHBY, PROUTY, GRAY, ENDSLEY, WHITE, HILLIX, WILSON, Illinois surnames 1830-1865 CRAIG, WILLIAMS Kentucky surnames 1780>1870 GRAY, BEELER, MILLER, PRICE, SWANK, MARLOW, WILLOUGHBY, WILLIAMS. Maryland surnames bef 1800 BEALL, MAGRUDER, PRICE, MOORE, BEELER, MARLOW Scotland surnames before 1650 BEALL, MAGRUDER, CALVERT, RAMSEY England surnames WILLETT, WALKER, Germany surnames MULLER before 1750, BOHLER abt 1700, SWANK Ireland surnames WHITE, THOMPSON, CRAIG.

----- Original Message ----- From: James Laird To: None Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2002 8:57 AM Subject: Funeral of Mrs. George INNES.. The Perry Mirror Thursday May 12, 1915 Funeral of Mrs. Innes. The body of Mrs. Geo. INNES of Lawrence, who was abroad at the time of her demise, arrived in Lawrence last Thursday and the funeral took place Friday afternoon from the family residence. Many friends were present at the last sad services and there were the most beautiful flowers tendered to any one in years. Mrs. INNES was one of the most dearly loved women who ever lived in Lawrence. She was one of the most rare women who was liked by every one, and was always sweet and gentle to all with whome she came in contact. Her death causes a great and keen loss. The body was taken to Oak Hill cemetery and placed in the vault until the weather will permit interment in the family lot.

----- Original Message ----- From: James Laird To: Jim Laird Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 12:50 PM Subject: Obituary: Mrs. Katherine GRAUEL.. The Topeka Daily Capital Friday December 21, 1951 Mrs. Katherine Grauel. Mrs. Katherine Ellen GRAUEL, 91, died Thursday morning at her home in Lecompton. She was born in Lecompton and was a lifelong resident of that community. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Agnes JAMES and Mrs. S.K. WALTER, both of the home, and Mrs. Josephine PORTER, Glendale, Colo.; two sons, W.F. GRAUEL, Lecompton; and J.F. GRAUEL, Tecumseh; a brother, Theodore SULZEN, Lecompton; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth HAINES, Topeka; 17 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. The funeral will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Peters Catholic Church Big Springs with burial in Big Springs Cemetery.

I'm not a desc. nor any connection to the Parmeter line. However, I live in Baldwin City, KS and familiar with the name. There is a building on the Baker campus named "Parmenter Hall". According to THE HISTORY OF BAKER UNIVERSITY, 1951, it states that the building was built over a 20 year period starting in 1857, and was known as "Old Science Hall". It was renovated and nenamed in March 1939 as "Parmenter Hall". According to cemetery records, Charles Parmenter's 2nd wife Anna is buried here in Oakwood Cem., Baldwin City, KS A plot map also shows an entry for Charles S. Parmenter with date 1923. That does not say he is buried here, but raises the question of why his name would have been entered on the map, if not. You indicate he diec at St. Joseph, Mo. Do you have evidence that he was also buried there? In the book, HISTORY OF BAKER UNIVERSITY, there are 2 1/2 pages devoted to info. about Charles S. Parmenter and his career at Baker U. It states" He was vice-president of the college for twenty-one years, and was professor of biology, botany, geology, physiology, and zoology, from 1883 until his death in 1922. No history of Baker would be complete without mention of his name." ---"For forty years the name of Professor Charles S. Parmenter has appeared in the faculty list of baker University. He served longer as professor than any man in the history of the College." If you are not familiar with the career of Charles, I would be happy to copy the article for you. It also has a photograph of him. Richard Wellman

Have found some records that may be connected to your family. Believe I have found the marriage record of your Minnie A. Fulton of Dg. Co. KS., married on 10 Sep. 1878 in Douglas Co. to John S. Bruce of Winfield, KS. There are three marriages of persons with ORME surname: Nancy J. Orme, m. James Reed, 8 May 1872 Elizabeth S. Orme, m. William N. Hall, 18 Sep. 1873 Cassie E. Orme, m. James W. Anderson of Edwardsville, KS on 24 Dec. 1883. From Lawrence Newspapers Index of 1873-1881 we find: Mrs. Eliz. Orme mentioned in Republican Daily Journal of 19 Sept. 1873, page 2 Sidney Orme mentioned in Lawrence Daily Journal of 20 June 1880, page 4. Found no burials recorded for Orme in Dg. Co. There was one Fulton--Tom Fulton, 1872-1959, bur. Oak Hill Cem. in Lawrence. Burials of Ellison-- W. B. Ellison 13 Sep. 1861-26 Feb. 1891 Alonzo Ellison and Nina L. Ellison buried in Oak Hill Cem. section 2, at Lawrence. However, no dates on tombstones. In Douglas Co. outside of Lawrence we find: Harry F. Fulton, 1887-1948, bur Maple Grove Cem., Lecompton Daniel Fulton purchased a cemetery lot in Baldwin Pioneer Cemetery on Oct. 3, 1864. However, there is no record that any of the Fulton family are buried there. The records of burials in that cemetery are not very good back that far if there was no tombstone. If you have any detail knowledge about any burials in Baldwin, I'd love to hear from you. Richard Wellman ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----- Original Message ----- > I'm trying to discover my father's roots. He was Charles Donald Robertson b. 1925, d. 2001 m. Doris Margaret Doane His parents were Lenora Joe Ellison and Charles Manning Robertson. Lenora Joe's parents were Alonzo George Ellison and Nina Laura Fulton (m. 29 Dec 1886, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS). I know Nina Laura had siblings: Nellie Eldora (m. Anthony Snow 5 July 1873 in Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS), Lida (m. Gene Watson) Lenora (m. Gene Wilmeth), Minnie (m. John Bruce) and Anthony. Nina's parents were Daniel Fulton and laura Orme. > > If anyone has come across these names, I'd appreciate any assistance in finding family who can help me fill in some of the blanks! > > Ann > amccullough@aea1.k12.ia.us > > >

Hello List Members, Seeking contact with descendants of any of the following families, who were children of Rev. Wiley Jones and wife Abigail Butram. Children: 1) Nancy Jane Jones B: 14 June or July, 1824 Wayne Co., Ky. D: Buried: Coombs Cemetery Owen Co., Indiana. Married: in Johnson Co., Indiana to Benjamin Watson Balay. *********************************** 2) James Cornelius Jones B:29 December, 1825 Wayne Co., Ky. D:01 June 186?-served in Union Army. Place of burial unknownl. Married Lucinda Buttram 26 July, 1846 in Van Buren/Cass Co., Mo. Lucinda was born 1826 in Ky. Lucinda is listed as a widow on the 1870 census for Douglas Co., Ks. *********************************** 3) Abner Lafayette Jones B:28 February, 1828 Kentucky. D:11 February, 1885 Ks. Buried in cemetery in Peoria, Franklin Co., Ks. Married Emily H. Parsons in Cass Co., Mo. Emily born in 1830 in Va. *********************************** 4) Elizabeth Jones B:14 January, 1830 Hensley Twp. Johnson Co., Indiana. D: Married John L. Pleasents June, 1853 Cass Co., Mo. Moved to Davis Co., Iowa, and are enumerated, along with her brother John Nelson Jones (who had gone for a visit), on the 1860 Davis Co., Iowa census. After the death of her husband John L. Pleasents (after 1870) Elizabeth Jones Pleasents moved to Douglas Co., Ks. near her elderly parents, and living in household with her unmarried daughter, Sina Pleasants. *********************************** 5) Sina Jones born 19 June, 1832 Hensley Twp., Johnson Co., Indiana. D: Missouri. Married August, 1851 in Cass Co., Mo. to 1/Alvertes/Alvadez Williams;Married 04 June, 1880 at Fort Scott, Bourbon Co., Ks. to 2/Bennett Coberly. Lived in Fort Scott, Bourbon Co., Ks. ********************************** 6)Wilson Lee Jones B:30 October, 1834 D:19 December, 1866 in Prairie City, Ks. as a result of wounds received on the battlefield during the Civil War. Served with a Ks. Regiment. Buried at Pioneer Cemetery near Baldwin City, Douglas Co., Ks. Married: 22 December, 1853 in Cass Co., Mo.to 1/ Mary Frances Fowler B:1836 in Mo. One child resulted from their union Wiley A. Jones born July, 1855. It is believed that Mary Frances died in childbirth. Married ca 1857 to 2/Rebecca Graham, daughter of John Graham and wife Rebecca Logan. After the death of her husband Wilson Lee Jones, Rebecca moved to Oregon with her 5 children, where she joined her family who had already relocated there. *********************************** 7) Alfred Wiley Jones B:28 January, 1837 Hensley Twp. Johnson Co., In. D:25 January, 1910 at Fort Scott, Bourbon Co., Ks. Buried at cemetery at Mapleton, Ks. Married Delana Jane Foster, daughter of Mary A. Lay and husband Thomas Foster of Mo. Delana Jane Foster B:Nov. 1840 D:12 February, 1909. Buried at cemetery in Mapleton, Ks. Alfred Wiley Jones served with a Kansas Regiment with the Union Army during the Civil War. *********************************** 8) John Nelson Jones B:24 March 1829 Hensley Twp. Johnson Co., Indiana D:12 march, 1862. Served in Civil War with Iowa Regiment-died as a result of wounds incurred on battlefield. Never married. No issue. *********************************** 9)Jacob P. Jones B:14 May, 1841 Hensley Twp., Johnson Co., Indiana. D: 24 December, 1900 in Allen Co., Ks. Buried at cemetery in Baldwin City, Douglas Co., Ks. Married-yes-data here but not handy.....will post later... *********************************** 10) William Thomas Jones B:23 May, 1845 Hensley Twp., Johnson Co., Indiana. D: 12 January, 1919 at Grace Hospital, Kansas City;Buried Prairie City Cemetery near Baldwin City, Douglas Co., Ks. Methodist Episcopal Minister. Served with a Ks. regiment during the Civil War. Married Mary Maria Marley B: 11 May, 1850 D:26 June, 1917. Buried beside husband at Prairie City Cemetery. William Thomas Jones and wife Mary Marley had one child:William Wiley Jones who married Minnie May Hodges. Both are buried in Iowa. ********************************** Ruth Jones-Brooks grgrgranddaughter of Rev. Wiley Jones and wife Abigail Butram.

In response to your query, I checked the marriage and death records index for both Douglas and Jefferson Counties. No entries at all for surname of "Earp". However, did find two entries in Index to Lawrence Newspapers 1873-1881 as follows: ---- Earp mentioned in 4 Sep. 1879 , page 4, of Lawrence Daily Journal. George Earp death reported in 7 Sep. 1879, page 4, issue of Lawrence Daily Journal. Don't know if these persons have any connection to the family you were seeking. However, that was all I have found. Richard Wellman ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- >Original Message Board Post: > > I'm searching for my husband's family in Lawrence in the mid-late 1800s. Homer Earp, children Otis Lee and Robert W, probably others, but names unknown. Wife Mary Jane Blake Earp. One child died in a tannery accident in Lawrence as a toddler. Any help would be appreciated. > Barb > > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Parmenter, Murch, Heffelfinger Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Zl.2ADI/92 Message Board Post: Would like to find any descendants of the following family. Irving and Salena Parmenter & Maud and John Murch all died in Denver, Colorado. Charles Parmenter was VP of Baker University at the turn of the century. Generation No. 1 1. IRVING3 PARMENTER (OBED2, REUBEN1) was born July 17, 1836 in Tulley, Onondago Co, New York, and died May 19, 1929 in Denver, Denver Co, Colorado. He married SALENA DURALL November 18, 1858 in Chariton, Lucas Co, Iowa, daughter of JOHN DURALL and ELIZA ZIMMERMAN. She was born January 15, 1840 in Pike Co, Illinois, and died February 04, 1917 in Denver, Denver Co, Colorado. Children of IRVING PARMENTER and SALENA DURALL are: 2. i. CHARLES SYLVESTER4 PARMENTER, b. October 15, 1860, Chariton, Lucas Co, Iowa; d. October 04, 1922, St Joseph, Buchanan Co, Missouri. ii. EMMA MAY PARMENTER, b. September 21, 1862, Chariton, Lucas Co, Iowa; d. September 09, 1877, Ottawa, Franklin Co, Kansas. iii. MAUD LENA PARMENTER, b. October 29, 1868, Chariton, Lucas Co, Iowa; d. September 29, 1955, Denver, Denver Co, Colorado; m. JOHN FRANCIS MURCH; b. October 14, 1863; d. January 15, 1952, Denver, Denver Co, Colorado. Generation No. 2 2. CHARLES SYLVESTER4 PARMENTER (IRVING3, OBED2, REUBEN1) was born October 15, 1860 in Chariton, Lucas Co, Iowa, and died October 04, 1922 in St Joseph, Buchanan Co, Missouri. He married (1) MABEL UNKNOWN. She was born 1876 in Kansas. He married (2) ANNA G WILLIAMS December 23, 1883 in Lawrence, Douglas Co, Kansas, daughter of PHILO J WILLIAMS. She was born February 28, 1860 in Marion, New York, and died January 06, 1901 in Baldwin, Douglas Co, Kansas. Children of CHARLES PARMENTER and MABEL UNKNOWN are: i. CHARLES QUAYLE5 PARMENTER, b. October 1909, Kansas. ii. ALLIE GAIL PARMENTER, b. 1913, Kansas. Children of CHARLES PARMENTER and ANNA WILLIAMS are: iii. HELEN R5 PARMENTER, b. December 1885, Kansas; m. CLYDE RODENBERRY. 3. iv. LUCILLE WILLIAMS PARMENTER, b. October 23, 1887, Lawrence, Douglas Co, Kansas; d. September 13, 1985, Kansas City, Jackson Co, Missouri. Generation No. 3 3. LUCILLE WILLIAMS5 PARMENTER (CHARLES SYLVESTER4, IRVING3, OBED2, REUBEN1) was born October 23, 1887 in Lawrence, Douglas Co, Kansas, and died September 13, 1985 in Kansas City, Jackson Co, Missouri. She married JOHN BYERS HEFFELFINGER October 29, 1908 in Baldwin, Douglas Co, Kansas, son of WILLIAM HEFFELFINGER and ELIZABETH BYERS. He was born July 25, 1882 in Newburg, Cumberland Co, Pennsylvania, and died 1960 in Newton, Harvey Co, Kansas. Child of LUCILLE PARMENTER and JOHN HEFFELFINGER is: i. ELIZABETH LUCILE6 HEFFELFINGER.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Earp Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Zl.2ADI/91 Message Board Post: I'm searching for my husband's family in Lawrence in the mid-late 1800s. Homer Earp, children Otis Lee and Robert W, probably others, but names unknown. Wife Mary Jane Blake Earp. One child died in a tannery accident in Lawrence as a toddler. Any help would be appreciated. Barb

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/Zl.2ADI/90 Message Board Post: I'm trying to discover my father's roots. He was Charles Donald Robertson b. 1925, d. 2001 m. Doris Margaret Doane His parents were Lenora Joe Ellison and Charles Manning Robertson. Lenora Joe's parents were Alonzo George Ellison and Nina Laura Fulton (m. 29 Dec 1886, Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS). I know Nina Laura had siblings: Nellie Eldora (m. Anthony Snow 5 July 1873 in Lawrence, Douglas Co., KS), Lida (m. Gene Watson) Lenora (m. Gene Wilmeth), Minnie (m. John Bruce) and Anthony. Nina's parents were Daniel Fulton and laura Orme. If anyone has come across these names, I'd appreciate any assistance in finding family who can help me fill in some of the blanks! Ann amccullough@aea1.k12.ia.us

Hello List Members: I am seeking to connect to descendants of Rev. Wiley Jones and wife Abigail Butram who migrated to Douglas Co., Ks., when Ks, was a Territory, from Cass Co., Mo. Before Cass Co., Mo. the family lived in Johnson Co., In. and prior to that, they were residents of Wayne Co., Ky. Have lots of info to share/trade......... Ruth Jones-Brooks

Here are the obituaries you requested. Note that there were two daughters, not one as you had thought. However, both are now deceased. Richard ---------------------------------------------- From Lawrence Journal-World of Thurs. Feb. 5, 1976, page 11. PEARSON DAVIS Pearson W. Davis, 814 Maple, Eudora, died Wednesday evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He was 75. He was a native of Baxter County, Ark., and had lived in Eudora for the past 26 years. He was a retired carpenter. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the First Southern Baptist Church, Eudora. Burial will be in Eudora Cemetery. The Rev. Chester Mason will be in charge. Survivors include the wife, Mary Belle, of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Joyce Miller, Edwards, Mo., and Mrs. Barbara Fuller, Paola; a sister, Mrs. Audrey O'Guin, El Cajon, Calif.; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends may call at Warren-McClwain Mortuary from 9 a.m. Friday until noon Saturday. ------------------------------------------------------------ From Lawrence Journal-World of Tues. June 27, 1995, page 3-B. MARY BELLE DAVIS Eudora--Services for Mary Belle Davis, 95, Eudora, will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at First Southern Baptist Church in Eudora with the Rev. Tim Hartford officiating. Burial will be in Eudora Cemetery. Mrs. Davis died Monday, June 26, 1995, at the Eudora Nursing Center. She was born Jan. 11, 1900, in Hand, Ark., the daughter of Jesse and Mary Frances Ledford Adams. Mrs. Davis was a homemaker and had lived in Eudora since 1949. She was a member of First Southern Baptist Church in Eudora and had worked in the church nursery for more than 25 years. She married Pearson W. Davis on Dec. 17, 1922, in Baxter City, Ark. He died Feb. 4, 1976. She was also preceded in death by two daughters, Joyce Miller and Barbara Fuller. Survivors include four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Friends may call from 7:30 p.m. today at the Warren-McElwain Mortuary, where the family will meet with friends. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: <mpline4sci@yahoo.com> To: <KSDOUGLA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 4:45 AM Subject: [KSDOUGLA-L] Belle ADAMS DAVIS & Pearson DAVIS > I'm looking for information (obits or other newspaper clippings) on my great aunt Belle ADAMS (b. abt 1897 in Arkansas) and her husband Pearson DAVIS. > > Pearson DAVIS died in Feb, 1976 in Eudora. This couple had one daughter, but my part of the family has lost contact. > > Thanks! > > > >