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/Fm.2ADE/254.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you very much!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CONCANNON, WALSH, SURFACE, DOSS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fm.2ADE/254.1 Message Board Post: You might try going to this URL and e-mailing the only e-mail address there. I haven't tried it, but it might lead you in the right direction. http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/leavenwo/library/cemeteries/bethel.html#bethel

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: BURGESS, McKAY Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fm.2ADE/254 Message Board Post: Seeking contact person for Bethel Cemetery Association.

----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Laird To: Jim Laird Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 12:17 PM Subject: Obituary: Carl H. BYERS.. The Perry Mirror Thursday November 17, 1955 Carl H. Byers. Carl H. BYERS, 80, a former longtime resident of Leavenworth county before moving to California in 1949, died Nov. 10 in Riverside, Calif. Mr. Byers leaves two daughters, Mrs. Betty ROSS and Mrs. Helen WALKER, both of California; a son, Carl Byers, Jr., Los Angeles; and three sisters, Mrs. Nellie SHAW and Mrs. Ada MILLER, both of Oskaloosa and Mrs. Maude BLEVINS, of Menlo Park, Calif.

Hello all - I'm new to this particular list and was wondering if SKS could look up an obituary for me: Leavenworth Times 1978: McMillin Dollie Marie Mar 17, 1978 Sandwell page 5 Also, where would be the best place to request a copy of her death certificate? Thank you in advance. Take care - Deb

Have you tried the 1900 census? Martha in sunny SoCA ----- Original Message ----- From: "P Hamilton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 7:41 AM Subject: [KSLEAVEN] Orphanage question > Has anyone came across anything new of potential Orpanages in Leavenworth Co? My great grandfather was supposedly in the Leavenworth Orphan's Assylum abt the yr of 1889 or 1900...however have never found any records of this. At one time I was directed to the Catholic Charities office in KC for info..which the woman there told me there were 2 Orphanages there that they had records for - One for White Children and One for Black. She checked her records...came up with nothing... Any other suggestions of where I can look? Thank you. P. Hamilton > > > ==== KSLEAVEN Mailing List ==== > If you wish to unsubscribe from the Leavenworth Co., KS list, send only the > word UNSUBSCRIBE to [email protected] or if you are on the Digest > List to [email protected] > > ============================== > 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 >

Has anyone came across anything new of potential Orpanages in Leavenworth Co? My great grandfather was supposedly in the Leavenworth Orphan's Assylum abt the yr of 1889 or 1900...however have never found any records of this. At one time I was directed to the Catholic Charities office in KC for info..which the woman there told me there were 2 Orphanages there that they had records for - One for White Children and One for Black. She checked her records...came up with nothing... Any other suggestions of where I can look? Thank you. P. Hamilton

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Seever Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fm.2ADE/253 Message Board Post: Is there anyone out there that could check the marriage records during the 1890s for Seever in Leavenworth County? Would appreciate any help. Thanks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Parr Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Fm.2ADE/252 Message Board Post: I am looking for Lois(born Lawson) and Omer Parr.I do not know when they was born, but I think it is between 1900 and 1910.I know they had a daughter, Marilyn.

The Independent Saturday May 19, 1894 Marriage Licenses. Victor A. HAAG, 21 Mary A. SCHREY, 21 Henry FORGE, 60 Minnie WEISS, 60 Chas. A. SWOBODA, 21 Mary E. STORM, 20 E.F. BROWN, 22 Lizzie JACKSON, 22 J.P. LINTON, 31 Edith STAFFORD, 21

The Independent Saturday May 5, 1894 Marriage Licenses. Henry WOODS, 23 Mollie GRAHAM, 18 John R. NICHOLS, 21 Dora L. JAMES, 18 C.M. LAMNAN, 31 Annie BELL, 25 James E. MORTON, 40 Harriot R. DOUGLAS, 25 Hans O. HALSTEAD, 31 Gertrude L. HARTOUGH, 23 Andrew P. PHILLIPS, 23 Katie CASPERS, 17

The Independent Saturday May 5, 1894 How Sudden. Mrs. Agnes TOWNSEND, to all appearances, was perfectly well and healthy up to six o'clock last Monday evening, but at seven she was a corpse. Her husband coming home, found her stretched upon the floor in the throes of death. Dr. THOMAS says it was fatty degeneration of the heart. Death to the old is natural and to be expected, but one so young, with such happy surroundings, a young mother, on whom a little sick baby was dependent, a daughter on whom an old father and mother doted, a young wife in whose existence a young husband was wrapped, ' tis almost strange she should be taken when she was so loved and so needed. Life is an unsolved mystery. That young boy, if he lives, in his waking and sleeping dreams will shout Momma a thousand times and will listen breathlessly for the reply that he will never hear. The husband will think and dream of his young wife and be with her in joy, only to awaken to realize the dread reality--she has gone. The strong, iron willed father is frenzied with grief for his child. ' Tis no wonder for it is one of the mysteries of life. She sleeps her last sleep, embalmed in flowers and in the hearts of those who love her as but few are loved.

The Independent Saturday April 14, 1894 Marriage Licenses. Finis C. BROWN, 23 Delio DEON, 18 Joseph McDOWL, 30 Pearl E. BEAM, 18 Wm. GUENTHER, 20 Johannal GROEBET, 18 Harry GOODWIN, 20 Georgie MASON, 19

The Independent Saturday April 7, 1894 Marriage Licenses. Granville HIGINBOTHAM, 30 Alice C. BARDEW, 32 James M. BELL, 26 Anna COX, 23 Thos. J. MOORE, 21 Gracie WALTERS, 17 Chas. G. TILTQUEST, 23 Mary NELSON, 20 Andrew FINGOHR, 39 Lillie SWISHER, 28 Edward D. VanVEGHTON, 29 Annie M. BALL, 25

The Independent Saturday March 31, 1894 Marriage Licenses. George S. PEET, 39 Christine PEET, 28 Otto G. BRANDT, 23 Mary BEAVER, 24 Claire WITHAM, 26 Sarah BEHINER, 14 Andrew J. COWANER, 28 Lulu M. WALDRON, 20 John J. BELINE, 21 Gertie LANGERMAN, 20 Oliver L. KESSINGER, 27 Rosa SPRINGS, 21 Wm. E. ZOLL, 21 Emma J. HARROD, 19 J.A. FOSTER, 22 Ionia DENNIS, 18 Henry A. LOHMANN, 26 Lizzie WOENER, 19

The Independent Saturday March 24, 1894 Marriage Licenses. John JOHNSON, 33 Carrie BELL, 24 John MOORE, 24 Myrtle FOX, 18 Richard HARTMAN, 30 Henrietta BLUME, 30 John E. BARNHART, 23 Bertha BERGER, 22 Eustace E. LONG, 23 Ottie WILSON, 19 John C. O'NEILL, 24 Catherine A. ARON, 20

The Independpent Saturday March 17, 1894 Marriage Licenses. Times are never hard to prevent marriages as the following list of licenses issued by Judge HAWN during the past week will show: Jacob L. BECK, 27 Maggie TREADWAY, 20 Jacob W. KEMMLER, 23 Deborah STONE, 19 Wm. O. GLADDEN, 20 Clara MITCHELL, 18 Martin SANDSTROM, 27 Anna S.Z. CARLSON, 19 Carl A.P. BERGFRIED, 24 Nellie METSCHEN, 18 Walter KLINKENBERY, 28 Sadie TODD, 25

The Independent Saturday March 10, 1894 April Jury. Venire Drawn to Try Cases With Judge Myers. The following venire of thirty-six jurors was drawn for the April term of the District court and placed in the hands of Sheriff Rothenberger: City--George BLACK, Andrew RYHERD, George P. SCOTT, Thomas GIACOMINI, George H. SPEERS, Henry PARSONS,Thomas NAEHER, J.F. LARIMER, William BEENE, Demot BISHOP, Ed. BLOCKBERGER, William MAYER, Fred STUBINGER, J.C. FRANKS. Fairmount--George H. BUCH, Richard WILBUR, T.C. BROCKETT, Chris BAUM Stranger--W.T. McFARLAND, E.T. Van VORHIES, Sam'l BABCOCK. Easton--William HALL, B.T. THORNBURGH, Martin KLINE Alexandria--Jno. BRASE, Sam'l THOMPSON, William GEISON. High Prairie--S.SPRING, R.L. BOLING, G. NOURS Delaware--G.W. STARNES, V.E. ZOLLNER, F.W. GRAHAM Kickapoo--J.RASDELL Reno--Oliver HILL, J.S. DRIESBACH.

The Independent Saturday March 3, 1894 Death at the Old Ladies Rest. Mrs. Louis A. WALKER, aged 74, died last Wednesday at the old ladies rest. Her body, responsive to her wish, was taken to Lawrence for burial. The deceased came to Kansas in 1854 during the border troubles. Her first husband was G.W. BROWN, who published the Herald of Freedom, the first free state paper published in Kansas. It was published at Lawrence. The deceased passed through all the stirring scenes of those days and was brave as the bravest. There was stored in her memory a glorious history of those days. One by one those early settlers pass away, but it was glorious to have lived in and survived those days.

The Independent Saturday February 18, 1894 Marriage Licenses. The following licenses have been issued by Judge HAWN during the past week: James PARK, 21 Emma HARRIS, 18 Sylvanus I. MUNSON, 34 Lydia CULVER, 25 Charles GOODMAN, 50 Josephine Vane WERH, 35 Carl DAMUS, 37 Lena GEIGER, 30 Thomas REED, 38 Bertha BENTLY, 27