Biography of Charles Hanford Landrum



Excerpted from "Collections of the Kansas State Historical Society, 1911-1912", Edited by Geo. W. Martin, Secretary. 

Vol XII., State Printing Office, Topeka, Kansas 1912.



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CHARLES HANFORD LANDRUM was born April 1, 1881, at Frankfort, Marshall county, Kansas, the son of George B. Landrum and 

Sarah (Vaughn) Landrum. His father was from Dekalb county, Missouri, and his mother from Henderson Ill. He was educated in 

the Frankfort high school, and later secured degrees for work at Kansas University and at Yale. In 1905-'07 he was 

superintendent of schools at Belle Plaine, in 1907-'09, at Eskridge, and is now superintendent at Onaga. He is unmarried, 

and is at present engaged on a thesis concerning the territorial courts of Kansas.



(Included with the article, "A History of the Kansas School Fund.", page 195)