Hi Everyone, I am new to the list and hope to be of help and to find help. I am looking for info on Nathan K. Day born 24 April 1866 in Putnam Co., Indiana, moved with his family to Douglas Co., Illinois about 1875. Nathan is the son of William Brown Day and Louisa Fry, they married 31 January 1850.. They had 12 children. Amanda C. b. 5 Nov. 1850 married Robert Kellum Louisa J b. 11 October 1852 married T.H. Rightsell Thomas Jefferson 3 August 1854 married Mary Fry John Montier b. 28 April 1857 married Florence Coltharp James Polk 3 April 1859 Married Dolly A. Mahaney Charley Crawford b. 1 February 1861 married Mary Ellen Rideout Lawson E. b. 4 January 1863 Nathan E. b. 24 April 1866 William Brown Jr. b. 13 July 1867 Mary Ellen Rideout ( after his brother died) Ullyssis Grant b. 11 October 1870 married Clista Rideout ( sister to Mary) Lenora Alice b. 20 December 1873 died 1 August 1874 in Indiana If anyone knows anything about Nathan K. Day or his family I would love to share info. Have a great Day!! Thanks Becky Kellum

I am looking for obituaries to add to the archives of the Obituary Links Page. I'd like to invite you to visit and review the Obituary Links Page. There are many sources for obituaries, cemetery inscriptions, mortality schedules, death notices, as well as birth, marriage, and anniversary announcements arranged by state and county. The URL is http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ The sister page is the Obituary Archive Search Engine at http://www.cribbs.net/obitsearch/ Check out States of the Union at http://www.cribbs.net/states/ Thanks! Bill Cribbs Cribbs-Krebs-Creps-Kribbs Family History http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/cribbs.htm The Obituary Links Page http://www.geocities.com/cribbswh/obit/ Always Searching http://www.cribbs.net/as/

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Hi List: I am doing a one name study on the name COVEY. If anyone has run across any of these folks I would certainly appreciate hearing from you. My direct line goes back to 1639 in Braintree, Massachusettes. I'm now trying to fatten the tree and perhaps add a little color. Thanks in advance for your efforts. Bill Covey Creator of Ol' Tubby Joe Stottlemeyer Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Station/3265/Welcome.html

I'd like to invite you to visit the Obituary Links Page. There are many sources for obituaries, cemetery inscriptions, mortality schedules, death notices, as well as birth, marriage, and anniversary announcements arranged by state and county. The URL is http://www.cribbs.net/ Thanks, Bill Cribbs Cribbs-Krebs-Creps-Kribbs Family History

Good Morning Mid-Western Rooters, In my great-uncle, WESLEY GORDON BRUCE's professional obit, it stated, "Cremation and burial will be at the Cedar Hill Crematory, Washington." Wesley died March 23, 1966 in Raleigh, NC, but he had spent a lot of time near the Manhattan, KS area. First of all, he arrived on an Orphan Train there in approx. 1910 and then received his high school education, BS and MS from the college in Manhattan. From there, he became a world renowned entomologist. I say all this to ask if there is a Cedar Hill Crematory in that area at all? Thanks. Janis Mundy Reno, NV

Please help if you can; My DAR membership is pending and I have been asked to submit PROOF that my ancestor Mahala BANKS was born in KS on 25 Nov 1854. Her parents are thought to be John Banks and Mariah (maiden name unknown). Would anyone be willing to do a Census lookup? Please contact me at; srose@jeffnet.org Thank you very sincerely, Sarah Rose

Hello, I am new to this list. I have been researching my wife's family for the past two years and now I feel like I have a good grip on her direct line, I am trying to go back and fill in details. My wife's grandfather Paul Asbury GROUT was born in Concordia,Cloud Co. KS in 1906 but his family moved to California very soon after (they were there by 1910). His grandparents were Elmer GROUT b. Sept. 26, 1839 Illion, Herkimer, NY d. Mar 5, 1915 (location unk.) and Barbara SMITH b. unk d. unk. m. Feb 10, 1869, Lawrenceville, Lawrence, IL. Their son (Paul's father) was David Theodore GROUT b. Oct 20, 1869, Lawrenceville, Lawrence, IL. They has left Illinois by 1870 - I have a family note that Elmer "moved west". Elmer had a daughter by a previous marriage. Mary Rena Harriett GROUT b. Jun 29, 1866, Wabash Co, IL d. Aug 26, 1926 Atchison Co, MO. Mary married James Porter TOWNSEND and they had the following children: 1 Mary Rena Harriett GROUT b: June 29, 1866 in Linn, Wabash, Ill d: August 26, 1926 in Atchison Co., MO .. +James Porter TOWNSEND b: February 15, 1855 in Tabor, Fremont, IA d: October 28, 1938 in Atchison Co., MO ..... 2 Vernon F. TOWNSEND b: September 21, 1885 in ,Washington, KS d: February 13, 1966 in ,Atchison, MO ......... +Ester ..... 2 Robert Elmer TOWNSEND b: October 01, 1887 in ,Washington, KS d: December 31, 1969 in ,Atchison, MO ..... 2 Henry W. TOWNSEND b: July 26, 1891 in Hollenberg,Washington,KS d: September 09, 1979 in ,Atchison, MO ..... 2 Herbert TOWNSEND b: August 17, 1895 in ,Washington Co., KS d: July 07, 1974 in ,Atchison, MO ......... +Fern Alma PHELPS b: February 26, 1900 d: June 1973 in ,Atchison, MO ..... 2 Dorothy TOWNSEND b: November 18, 1897 in <Washington,,KS> d: February 08, 1981 in ,Atchison, MO ......... +Hugh Leslie DAVIS b: July 16, 1898 d: August 17, 1951 ..... 2 Iva Pearl TOWNSEND b: June 05, 1893 in ,Washington Co., KS d: April 02, 1986 in ,Atchison, MO ......... +Hall William WARREN This according to "Gone But Not Forgotten" published by the Atchison Co MO Genealogical Society. As you can see all the children are noted as being born in Washington Co. including one specifically in Hollenberg. I am trying to locate places of residence for Elmer and Barbara after they left Illinois. Due to the births shown above I am supposing that they MIGHT have lived in Washington Co., for awhile. I tried to look at the Washington Co. Census for 1870 and 1880 but the microfilm at my local library is virtually illegible. I do not have access to a printed KS census index for either 1870 or 1880. Can anybody on this list help me? thanks Ian M. Layton mailto:layton@texas.net

My grt grnfthr, Robert Washington Fowler, was a shoemaker in Greenleaf,KS. His wife, Etta Mae was a practical nurse. Etta Mae helped with child birth in the early part of this century. I would like to know more about them. If anyone has any information please let me know. I am also interested in their relationship to Frank Chauncey. They bought some land from him in Greenleaf. I believe he may have been Etta Mae's brother-in-law. Laura Underwood a Underwood

http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/washingt/

Hi, This is new on my web site. The Library has no email Joy Hyde WASHINGTON CO LIBRARY ON THE SQUARE 116 E. 2nd Washington, KS 66968 785-325-2114 BOOKS IN GENEALOGY AREA WASHINGTON, CLAY AND RILEY COUNTIES KANSAS PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM - 1890 THE MIRROR 1915 The Senior Class of the Washington Co. High School Washington Co Kansas CLASS OF OF 1946 REUNION HISTORY OF HOLLENBERG (tsp) KS hand typed 1927 PLAT BOOK WASHINGTON CO KS reproduction ANCESTORS & DESCENDANTS OF SPENCER, DEXTER, CUSHING BY MYRTLE E. CUSHING THE FAMILY OF JOHN HATTER COMPILED BY MYRTLE E. CUSHING BRIEF HISTORY OF JENNIE DELLA WALLING (1879-1973) and the OLIVER FAMILY of Haddam, Wsah Co., KS FAMILY OF FREDERICK UNFRED by Myrtle Cushing PIONEERS OF THE BLUESTEM PRAIRIE KANSAS COUNTIES, Clay, Geary, Marshall, Pottawatomie, Riley, Wabaunsee, Washington; by Riley Co., Genealogy Society ILLUSTRANA KANSAS 1933 by Baldwin - Bio sketches of Kansas men & Women of Achievement who have been awarded life membership in Kansas Illstraina Society WASHINGTON COUNTY KANSAS compiled by Overland Cartographers 1973 SOUVENIR PROGRAM WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL 1860-1960, May 31, through June 4, 1960, Washington Co Kansas 50 cents MEN OF KANSAS 1905 Collection of Portraits of Business, Professional and Official Life in Great State of Kansas LOCAL FAMILY HISTORIES, Wright, Wilson, Siemers- Broer, Rose, Boggs, CENTENNIAL BOOKS>>BREMEN 1886-1986, HANOVER 1869-1969, linn 1877-1977, MAHASKA, MORROWVILLE 1884-1994, PALMER 1878-1978, WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEAR BOOKS--1908, 1910, 1911, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1926, + WASHINGTON COUNTY CEMETERIES--INDEX OF NAMES and the books that go with them Enrollment of Late Soldiers their Orphans 1883-ledger is in the office of the County Clerk, Washington Courthouse- Copied by Lloyd Holbrook 1972 GRADUATES WASHINGTON CO 1885-1938 hand typed SOLDIERS IN wASH CO CEMETERIES TO 1938 hand typed ELK CREEK TOWNSHIP BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE 1976 WASH CO NEWS-newspaper JAN 92-FEB 97

Hi, Here is an interesting Civil War web site. Andersonville Prisoner Lookups (32,000 names) http://www.corinthian.net/mccc/plookup.htm Joy Hyde

Seeking Judith Ann INGERSOLL b. 1821 place unknown, d. after 1900 in Morrowville, Washington, KS, md. 20 Dec 1838 in Henry Co., IA, to Timothy Sewell GASKILL b. 1812/13 in Clinton Co., OH, d. 18 Feb 1870 in Nemaha, KS, son of Thomas GASKILL & Mary 'Nancy' SEWELL Asbury S. GASKILL b. 25 Feb 1844 in Mr. Pleasant, Henry, IA, or in IL, d. 20 May 1925 in Dodge City, Ford, KS, md. 3 Apr 1870 in Washington, KS, to Mary NUTTER b. 15 Feb 1854 in Gilmer, WV, d. 8 Feb 1919 in Ft. Dodge, Ford, KS, daughter of Isaac W. NUTTER & Martha Ann HOLBERT. Martha Ann 'Anna' HOLBERT b. 14 Jan 1818 in Washington Co., MD, d. c1885-87 in Washington, Washington, KS, possibly daughter of Thomas HOLBERT Laura bradlara@ucom.net

I am interested in immigrants from the old Kingdom of Hanover to add to a research database. Those emigrants/immigrants with known Hanovarian birth villages are most wanted along with any of their known parents, siblings and there first generation in America. The purpose is to build a database that will eventually assist in linking (connecting) to ancestors in the old Kingdom of Hanover and then with other family members, e.g., aunts, uncles, cousins, siblings that emigrated to America. There are very interesting chain migration patterns of the residents of many villages to certain U.S. counties. Many neighbors and relatives followed the early immigrants the new wonderful farm land and former friends. Many of the Hanovarian surnames are very regional and found in the very nearby Hanovarian villages. I am now retired and need contributions to feed my genealogy addiction. Earl N. Armbrust 17413 Blodgett Road Mount Vernon, WA 98274-7777 <armbrust@fidalgo.net> RootsWeb Sponsor