SMITH, COURTNEY
Candice Martin January 8, 2004
I am looking for any help finding
information on Jack Allen SMITH, b. ca 1925. He is listed in the Oct. 6,
1946 Sunday Hutchinson Newspaper as marrying one Florence G. Cooper on
Sept. 25, 1946 in Hutchinson, KS. His mother is listed as Mrs. J. L.
COURTNEY, Hutchinson. Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I can find
nothing else on Jack and nothing on his mother or who his father was.
Thanks ahead of time.
CRAMPTON
Judi Bruce
January 8, 2004
I
am looking for information concerning Hezekiah CRAMPTON, who is listed
in the 1880 Census in Reno County, Kansas. I have his wife as Almira
and children Lillie Bell, Hnery Arthur, Joseph W., and Ella M. I don't
find him after the 1880 Census. His brother Lorenzo and mother Rachel
were also listed on the Census. His brother Alonzo left Kansas between
1880 and 1888 to migrate to Oregon. Any help would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks,
SPENCE
Melody Spence
January 8, 2004
I am looking for information
regarding the SPENCE family who moved to Arlington, Reno County, KS in
the late 1800s. I have hit a brick wall with most of the siblings I am
looking for.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ENGLE, MILLER
William Lackamp March 9, 2004
Am looking for the family of Emma ENGLE who married a
Fred MILLER in Kansas.
GONDER
John March 18, 2004
Note that a Pearle GONDER was a teacher in school district 107 Prairie
Grove Reno County Kansas in the year of 1921.
Question was she related to M. D.
GONDER that also taught School year 1900
District 24 Nickerson Grant Twp. ?.
I know that M.D.
GONDER is related to me I do not know about Pearle and need
to make a connection.
Willing to share family information.
THOMPSON
Mary Rhodes
March 30, 2004
Seeking
information on the family of Albert J. Friend and Viola THOMPSON. They
family lived in Reno, Reno, KS in 1930. The couple had one daughter that I
know of, Caroline who would have been born about 1904.
STEPHENSON, ROMMINGER
B Harman
April 14,
2004
Seeking information on Vernon Robert
STEPHENSON-ROMMINGER, b. abt. 1899
and Audra Iris
STEPHENSON-ROMMINGER b. abt. 1901. Their parents were Minnie
Shear and Nathan Oliver Stephenson of Oklahoma. Parents divorced in 1910 and
Mother married a Mr.
ROMMINGER, who adopted the children. A notation in A.
Maxim Coppage book of
STEPHENSON lineage indicates that Vernon and Audra were
in Hutchinson, Reno County Kansas after their adoption. Any information would
be greatly appreciated. I have extensive information on parentage and on the
STEPHENSON
line to share, including photos.
NEILL
Kevin Neill April 22, 2004
I am searching for information on a Jacob
NEILL
and/or his descendants. He was listed in Reno County in the 1880 US census,
born in Ireland, aged 37, widowed, occupation weaver.
One daughter, Anne is supposed to have married a
clergyman named Jesse Wilson in 1898. Jacob may have married a second time
and had two more children. Any help would be appreciated. Any help would be
appreciated.
STOFFER
Cheryle June 28, 2004
Looking
for information on Melvin STOFFER, wife-Alice (believe her surname was
Little) and daughter-Alpharetta - all found in 1880 census in Ohio. Next
found in 1910 census, Reno Co, Kansas: Melvin, wife-Alice (indicates 2
children born, 2 living) and son-Jesse. Then found in 1930 census, Reno Co,
Kansas: Melvin STOFFER and wife-Susan Jane. Would appreciate any
help on finding further information on this family.
FOSTER
John Hutchins Jr, June 30, 2004
Louis P. FOSTER, age
44 and family appear in the 1910 census for Langdon Twp. page 153. [Can't read
other names on my print copy.] Children are Illegible? 19 and Gloria? 2. Any
chance this is a second marriage for the wife and there's a record of the
marriage there (for Louis P. at least!). Welcome any help.
WALL, JOHNSON, MARTIN, CALVERT
Marcia Sebree June 10, 2004
I am looking for information on
George Wall. He was born July 23, 1906 in Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas.
His parents were James L Wall and Sarah Johnson. George married Nola Vale
Calvert, she died July 10, 1945 in Wichita he then married Edna Martin from
Newton, Kansas. Would appreciate any info on this family. Thank
you.
BLACK
Cindy Theimer July 9,
2004
Looking
for info on my great great grandfather David Y.
Black. He was killed by a train at the Maple
street crossing, in Hutchinson, Ks Reno county.
He died June 30, 1927. He was hit by a Mo. Pacific passenger
train . Informant was Mrs. Nan Winder. He was
buried in Clafin KS
and a widower at the time. He was 90 yrs old at
the time of death. Thanks
THROCKMORTON
Romaine Throckmorton-Veronda July 20, 2004
Hi, I was looking for Rev. J. Russell Throckmorton who's name
appeared as officiating at Joseph Clark's funeral service some time in 2003. I
am trying to find out if he or a family members is still living. My father
I think was his second cousin on the Throckmorton family line. I have a
letter written to my father in 1964 and it looks like my mother did answer this
letter. I would appreciate any help in locating Rev. J. Russell Throckmorton.
Thank you,
LABAR
Cliff Oliver August 3, 2004
I would like to find any information on a Joseph LABAR and his wife
Cornelia LABAR. They were living in Reno County, Kansas during the 1880 US
Census. Cornelia died in Peoria County, Illinois in 1895 but I have no more
information on Joseph.
CAMPBELL
Cathy Hutchinson Larkins August 20,
2004
Dollie was born 1887 in Hutchinson, Reno, KS BUT I do not know who her
parents were. She was married 1st to Clarence Moffitt abt 1906 then married
Russell Starn 1920 in Hutchinson. When she died 1942 she was survived by
brother Perry Campbell. I have MANY photo's that were Dollie's but they have
no names on them. One say LW Campbell and one of two little girls says
Pleasanton, KS, the other 50 or so have no names...
Dollie Campbell was born in Hutchinson, Reno, Ks in 22 Feb 1887 and had a
brother named Perry. I have many photos from Dollie's collection but they have
no names on them. Most were taken in Hutchinson, KS. One says L W Campbell and
I think that Perry may be one of them. One is of two young girls in
Pleasanton, KS.
I would like to locate her parents. She married Clarence Moffitt in 1906 then
Russell Starn in 1920 in Hutchinson, KS..
Can any one tell me if there is a prison in Hutchinson, KS? My gr gr
grandfather was a prison guard in 1920 when he met and married Dollie
Campbell. He was in the Military.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cathutch/
Born March 10, 1889
Married July 12, 1946
Died August 1964 Hutchinson,
Reno, Kansas
I would like to know the following:
1. Where he was born.
2. Where he married.
Many thanks to anyone who can help
SIMPSON
Evelyn Bradford August 29, 2004
I was researching William Jasper Simpson B: 1865 IN.
Father James M. Simpson, Mother Edie: I believe James and his family located in Huntsville, Ks.
Hays Co. in 1886/1887. They later went to OK to make the Cherkee Run.
Settled around Ringwood, major co. Jasper had land around Isabella, OK.
In 1920 the census finds him in Reno Co. Landgon twp again, He died
there 1959, buried in Arlington cemetery also wife Dora Parker B: 1871
D: 1932. One child, 1925 census, listed as 24, she must have been born
around 1900.
I would like to know if Jasper married Dora there in Reno
Co. if he farmed, if he had anymore children. You are welcome to use the
following info. on a database or post in a family group.
James M. Simpson B: January 16, 1841 in Indiana, Warrick
Co. Pigeon Twp. Occupation: Farmer: D: August 14, 1917 in Eakly,
Oklahoma, Caddo Co. Willow twp.
#1 wife: Lousia Jane Edwards B: November 11, 1837 in
Indiana, M: August 28, 1859 in In.
Children: George T. Simpson 1841 Tennison, In
Warrick, Co.
William Jasper Simpson B. 1865 in IN.
Fredrick Simpson B: 1874
Malinda B: 1868 IN.
#2 wife: Edie Bench B: 1844 in IN
Mary Ann Simpson B: 1879 IN
Wayne Scott Simpson B: 1880
Viola A. Simpson B: 1881/1882 IN
Josephina Simpson B: Aug. 1833 In
I wonder if Josephina Died in KS. as in 1900 Census she
was not listed in OK. [?] Can't find in IN
GOULD
Ruth
September 6, 2004
I recently saw that there were state censuses taken in KS for various years
in between the usual census taken every 10 years. Is there anyone who has
access to the 1905 census for Reno County? I am looking for my Great
grandfather James T. Gould and his wife Sarah and children - they had 10 but
I believe the youngest Willard b. 1890 and one of the older sons Charlie b.
1862 would be the only ones living with them. The 1910 census shows :
1910 Census Haven, Reno, KS
*Living next door to son Frank T. Gould & his wife & kids.
May 6,1910
Gould, Sarah Head F W 72 Wd 51 9 children born 8 living IN PA NY Laundress
House
Robert Son M W 51 S IL NY IN Painter House
Charlie Son M W 48 Wd 7 IL NY IN None Own Income
In 1900 Sarah was in Quincy, Adams, IL.
1900 Census Quincy, Adams, IL
4th Day of June 1900
224 North 27th
Gould, Sarah Head White Female July 1836 age 63 Wd. 9 pregnancies 8 children
living b. KY Father b. PA Mother b. OH Nurse Months not employed 4
Jay Son White Male August 1881 age 18 Single b. IL Mother b.
KY Father b. NY Barber
Willard Son White Male June 1891 age 8 single b. IL Mother
b. KY Father b. NY At school
Although James was not listed in 1900 - he may have gone ahead to KS as they
moved there soon after. James supposedly died in 1908 in Haven, Reno,KS and
is buried in Laurel Cemetery.
I would like to know if he is listed with Sarah in 1905.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. If anyone knows where I might get a
lookup for the 1905 state census - please let me know.
HASTON
BJ Clouston September 23, 2004
I am trying to find information about Samuel HASTON. He and his wife Isabel
were in the 1930 Kansas Census in Walnut Township. He was married to my
great-aunt Josie in 1890. She must have died about 1905 or 1906. Anyway, I
am interested in any information about Samuel and their children....Arthur,
a daughter whose name I don't know, and Ray.
Any help would be appreciated.
McELLIGOTT
Patti McElligott
September 26, 2004
Looking for information on Mary Ruby McElligott,
died in Haven, Feb. 12, 1979. She was in a Nursing home and probably declared
indigent. Thank you
LAKEMAN
DJ Isaacson
October 1, 2004
I am trying to find out about Rena Lakeman. She was adopted by the August
Lakeman family who lived in Reno County in the 1920's. They were Swedish and
had two other boys and another girl. If you have information please
contact me.
CHRISMAN
Les Bussing October 8, 2004
My ancestor
sold some property in Reno County to a John Chrisman in 1895. While the
description of the property is in Enterprise Township, my ancestor lived in
Lincoln Township, which is about twenty miles SE. If there are any of the
Chrisman family out there, or if anyone knows the Chrisman family, I would
very much appreciate any information on where the property really was.
COBB, BOND
Tonya Smith October 21, 2004
My great grandfather, William Leonard COBB, was in Hutchinson, Reno, Kansas
in 1922; he may have been there for five years, from 1919 to 1924. I am
hoping to find any information about his time there. I have reason to
believe he was a salt or stone miner; when he finally settled in Keetly,
Wasatch, Utah he was a quartz miner. "Dad Bill" was born in Middleport,
Niagara, New York in 1900; he was a veteran of WWI, and was a son of
William Frances "Frank" COBB and Mary E. BOND. Any information would be
gratefully received.
LANGDON
Joyce Nations October 27, 2004
I'm searching for Langdons. Samuel Langdon m. Sybilla Hoffman 1878 in
Hutchinson. Is there any research available for Langdon Township & its
establishment?
RAPHE, REPH, REEB
John V. Reeb
October 27, 2004
I am hoping to make contact with any descendants
of Charles Raphe who was born "Charles Reph" 20 March 1843 in Northampton
County, PA to Simon Reph and Maria Anthony (a.k.a. Anthoni). Charles was
baptized 21 May 1843 in Christ Church U.C.C. in Moore Township, Northampton
County, PA. Charles was married to Sarah Anthony, daughter of Thomas Anthony
and Levina (Carolina) Reph. Sarah was born 25 June 1845 and baptized 1 August
1845 at Christ Church. I have learned that Charles and Sarah Raphe are buried
in Salem Cemetery in Reno County, Kansas. I have been involved in research for
the Reeb family many years and have documented the lineage (ancestry) of
Charles and Sarah Reph/Raphe back in time to the mid 1600s. Reph & Raphe are
derivatives of the original Germanic surname REEB. Any information will be
appreciated very much.
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