This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: amidd67 Surnames: Ingraham Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.kansas.counties.osage/568/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Elisha and Henry Ingraham lived in Burlingame, Osage, Kansas during the 1880 Census. am looking for a death and burial record for Elisha Ingraham. He died May 17, 1897 and is buried at Lenape Cemetery. I am also looking for Elisha Ingraham's son, Henry's death and burial information. I am especiall interested in Henry's mother Polly's maiden name and her parents names. Thank you. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

The Melvern Review Osage County Thursday April 24, 1924 Mrs. Joe L. Dooty. Bessie Anna TRACY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Tracy, was born at Melvern, Kansas, December 30th, 1887; died at Ransom, Kansas, April 18, 1924, age 36 years, 3 months and 18 days. She grew to womanhood in this neighborhood, and was married to Mr. Joe L. DOOTY of Melvern May 8th, 1920. After their marriage they moved to Marion, Kansas, and later to Ransom, Kansas, where she departed this life. She leaves to cherish her memory, her husband, Joe L. Dooty; four sisters and four brothers; Dora A. DONALDSON, Florrisant, Colo.; Mary NOBLITT, Kingman, Kan.; Iva T. SCOTT, Ellsworth, Kan.; Jessie A. GORR (a twin sister), Lafayette, La.; E.S. TRACY, Chicago, Ill.; F.P. Tracy, Fort Worth, Tex.; and B.F. and L.E. Tracy both of Kansas City, Mo. Funeral services were conducted from the Methodist church, Rev. E.T. Lacey officiating and burial made in the family lot in the Melvern cemetery.

The Melvern Review Thursday April 24, 1924 Mrs. Arthur HARPER of Topeka came down Monday evening. Mrs. Lena HARPER and children of Topeka, came Monday evening for a visit with her grandmother, Mrs. May ROBERTS.

The Melvern Review Osage County Thursday April 17,1924 A telegram received here last Friday, announced the death of Mrs. Anna CROSS, at her home in Osborne, Mo., Friday the 11th.

The Melvern Review Thursday April 17, 1924 Mrs. Amy SCHRADER of Plymouth did shopping here Saturday and called at this office. R.W. SMITH is adding to the beauty and comfort of his home with a screened-in porch across the west. Mr. and Mrs. GAHM and children of Overbrook drove here Sunday to get a canary bird of Mrs. LIVINGSTON.

The Holton Recorder Thursday February 7, 1924 Mrs. CAMPBELL is enjoying a visit from her father, H.F. PORTER. W.H. CAMPBELL and family spent Sunday with their daughter in Halls Summitt.

The Melvern Review Thursday January 3, 1924 Sara WHITE is absent from school with the grip.(Plymouth.) Olin WHITE reports from Burbank, Cali., that he and his father have bought lots there and that he has work out of school hours. We hope they will do well but wish they would move back to Plymouth. A surprise was planned by Mrs. PATTERSON on her sister, Mrs. Grace WHITE, Saturday nite. Those present were--Mr. and Mrs. BONHAM, Mr. and Mrs. Louie KRAMER, Mr. and Mrs. CREQUI, and Mr. and Mrs. PATTERSON. Ice cream and cake were served and a fine time enjoyed.(Plymouth.) Herm and John LOVETT and Floyd JONES spent Monday evening at Reeves Provosts.(Richview.) J.O. SMITH is moving to the Neihart farm which he recently purchased.(Richview.)

The Melvern Review Osage County Thursday January 3, 1924 White--Boyle. Miss Harriet BOYLE and Mr. George WHITE were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.H. Boyle, at 5:00 p.m. December 20th. Dr. J.W. Turner read the service. Members of the immediate families and a few friends were present. A delightful supper was served after the marriage. Mr. White purchased the John Anderson place in West Lyndon, some time since, and he and his bride are at home there to their many friends.--Herald. This is our George White, and may he and his chosen acept the best wishes of The Review man; and we want to emphasize it, that if Goerge proves to be as good as husband and father as he was a "good scout" when he was down here, the new Mrs. White is a lucky woman.

The Melvern Review Thursday December 6, 1923 Miss Olive SCHRADER came from Topeka to spend Thanksgiving with her folks.(Plymouth.) Ernest WHITE and family and Mr. and Mrs. Peary BONHAM were visitors at Alfred PATTERSON's on Thanksgiving.(Plymouth.)

The Melvern Review Thursday December 6, 1923 Wm. M. CRAWFORD and wife of Muskogee, Okla., were here last week visiting. Her brother, Mr. Frank KELSEY went home with them.

The Melvern Review Osage County Thursday November 1, 1923 A girl baby came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. John POLK this week.(Plymouth.)

The Melvern Review Thursday November 1, 1923 A farewell surprise was given by the Grange at the school house Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. Art WHITE and family who leave soon for California. A volunteer program was quickly arranged that was enjoyed by all. We regret seeing the family leave but wish them success in their new home.(Plymouth.)

The Melvern Review Osage County Thursday October 25, 1923 Born to Mr. and Mrs. CULTER of Kansas City, Sunday, an eight pound boy. Her mother, Mrs. N.F. KRAMER is with her. (Note: Typed as printed in newspaper.)

The Melvern Review Thursday October 25, 1923 Paul CRAWFORD and family have moved to Emporia at 1325 Merchant St. Paul is attending the Manual Training school under government supervision, and has from to to four years course if he desires. We learn that Mrs. Crawford is not very well. Paul likes his work fine.

The Melvern Review Thursday October 11, 1923 South County Line Items. Mr. and Mrs. Bert FISHER and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde FISHER and sons, Patsy and Bobby took dinner Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lou FISHER, of Waverly. Mr. and Mrs. Bert FISHER took Mr. and Mrs. Clyde FISHER and sons to Quenemo Wednesday. Bert FISHER made a trip to the cold bank Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Byron ASKLEY and Mr. and Mrs. Bert FISHER drove to Burlington for apples Friday.

The Melvern Review Thursday September 12, 1923 Plymouth items. Mrs. Amy SCHRADER, Johnnie, Thomas and Miss FOSTER visited at Bill SCOTT's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Scott PRESTON, with Mrs. Amy SCHRADER drove to Ottawa Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Art WHITE visited Clarence ALLEN near Osage City, Sunday. Mr. James BURGESS and son, Porter, have rented Art WHITE's farm. Mr. White will have a sale and move to California.

The Melvern Review Thursday August 23, 1923 Plymouth items. J.W. THOMAS, wife and daughter, of Hartford spent Sunday with their cousins, Mrs. Amy SCHRADER and Johnnie THOMAS. Word from Olive SCHRADER at Racine, Wis., tells of the "grand and glorious" vacation she is having at her uncles. Mr. and Mrs. Art WHITE visited Bert YEAGERS Sunday. John STEWART of Ottawa is visiting his cousins, Walter, Emma, and Della PATTERSON.

The Melvern Review Thursday August 16, 1923 Geo. WHITE was down from Lyndon, Sunday, taking a good square once more at Pa and Ma WHITE's table. A letter from Joe DOOTY, once of Marion, Kan., requests The Review sent to him at Anthony. He must have moved on a farm as it is on Route 2.

The Melvern Review Osage County Thursday July 26, 1923 Mr. and Mrs. Will LINDSEY are the happy parents of a baby girl born the 19th.

The Melvern Review Osage County Thursday July 26, 1923 Mrs. Elmer CRAWFORD is at her son Paul's seeing to the new son that arrived the 24th. Mrs. B.S. RICE and Mrs. Wm. BOYER called on Mrs. Chester CAMP at Rosemont, Sunday. Mrs. Crawford entertained her young folks class at the creek with a picnic supper Monday afternoon.