My family settled in Crawford Co.Ks in 1856.I have been told endless
stories about the day the Bushwackers came to Cato and killed several
people.There are suppose to be a couple of the bushwackers that were
shot and buried at Trogdon Cemetery near my house.
  Also have a story on how my gr grand father was born in a tent because
the new log cabin didn't have  wooden  floors and gr gr grandma Martha
refused to move in until her husband installed them.Gr grandpa was born
in April of 57 so you can imagine the cold she went through LOL BUT she
got her floors
Carol

adc wrote:

> You know, that last story rings a bell.  was the old fellow missing a
> limb,
> or two? I might have it mixed up with another story.  Would be
> interested in
> any other info you might have.  The orphan... do you have any clue
> what
> county that was?
>
> I've lived here all my life, though my family origionated in Arizona,
> and
> elsewhere.  I don't have any good passed on tales from Kansas.
> Got into bottle digging and it led me down the road of Kansas
> history...
> have to dig into those books to find where the good old dumps and
> outhouses
> might have been.
> My great grandfather was William Wallace Bass, first to settle the
> grand
> canyon.  Of course I didn't find out any of that until I got to
> reading.
> I'd always heard the stories of how great granddad knew all those old
> gunslingers... Jesse James, Wild Bill Hickock, Bill Mathewson, and of
> course, the Sam Bass gang.  Wouldn't it figure that noone would have
> bothered to tell me the important family history?
> Just patiently waiting.... something is sure to fall into my lap.
>
> If you happen to have any info on Fort Harker, (Ft. Ellsworth) I'm
> gathering
> info on that as well.
>
> Happy Trails!
> Angie
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> To: <kansasheritage@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2004 10:12 AM
> Subject: [KansasHeritage] Digest Number 77
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> > Topics in this digest:
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> >      1. Any untold stories of the early days?
> >           From: "prairie_of_the_past" <psycho_housewife@...>
> >      2. Re: Any untold stories of the early days?
> >           From: d3dd@...
> >
> >
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> >   Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 14:35:46 -0000
> >   From: "prairie_of_the_past" <psycho_housewife@...>
> > Subject: Any untold stories of the early days?
> >
> >
> > If anyone has any great Kansas stories to tell, I'm a writer looking
>
> > for an untold story for the Kansas writing contest!
> >
> > thanks
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> >   Date: Thu, 11 Nov 2004 09:10:18 -0600
> >   From: d3dd@...
> > Subject: Re: Any untold stories of the early days?
> >
> > How about the man hanged as a
> > horse thief by Mitchell County
> > residents?       I think this could
> > have happened back in the days
> > when the quasi-legit cattlemen's
> > group helped patrol the vast acres
> > of rural areas.
> >
> > My Grandmother told me about this
> > hanging -   and from the way she
> > told it I gathered it was a shameful
> > episode from the past.     She married
> > into a Mitchell County neighborhood
> > in 1920 and heard the story from
> > old-timers.
> >
> > That is all I know about it.
> >
> > Or the story of the disappearance of
> > 2 small children in rural Osborne County,
> > Ks - probably in the 1890s.   That is all I know of that story, too.
>
> > My memory
> > of the story told to me is the children
> > were taken rather than lost.
> >
> > The story of little boy adopted by a
> > farm family.     The little boy was
> > mis-treated as a servant by the family.
> >
> > He grew up kind of 'slow' and
> > remained on the farm long after the
> > family had moved on and died out.
> > They did will him the right ot live
> > out his days on the place.    He was
> > haunted all his life - missing a real
> > blood family.    More poignant by the
> > mistreatment by his adopting family.
> > At the end of his life, a distant cousin
> > found him - arranged for the man to
> > meet a cousin or brother......  but the
> > last living relative died just days before
> > the orphan was to fianlly meet a
> > family member.
> >
> > Donna
> >
> >
> >
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thanks for the great ideas everyone!

I send a little excerpt to the newspaper in Galena. They are running
it next week... looking forward to hearing from family members, if
any are still around.

Angie

--- In kansasheritage@yahoogroups.com, jerrryt2003 <no_reply@y...>
wrote:
>
> Writers and potential writers on Kansas History might benefit from
> reading of the courageous W. E. Woolridge and what he accomplished
in
> Galena, Kansas in 1915.
>
> That was a LONG TIME before the "landmark" Brown vs The (Topeka)
Board
> of Education.
>
> There are still people named Woolridge living in Galena.  They might
> provide a writer with insights through interviews.
>
> Good luck!!
>
>
>
>
>
http://brownvboard.org/research/handbook/sources/woolridge/woolridge-
tp.htm

I live in Galena If i can do anything to help let me know,

Laura
   ----- Original Message -----
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   Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 3:33 PM
   Subject: [KansasHeritage] Re: An early attack on Racism in Kansas



   thanks for the great ideas everyone!

   I send a little excerpt to the newspaper in Galena. They are running
   it next week... looking forward to hearing from family members, if
   any are still around.

   Angie

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   wrote:
   >
   > Writers and potential writers on Kansas History might benefit from
   > reading of the courageous W. E. Woolridge and what he accomplished
   in
   > Galena, Kansas in 1915.
   >
   > That was a LONG TIME before the "landmark" Brown vs The (Topeka)
   Board
   > of Education.
   >
   > There are still people named Woolridge living in Galena.  They might
   > provide a writer with insights through interviews.
   >
   > Good luck!!
   >
   >
   >
   >
   >
   http://brownvboard.org/research/handbook/sources/woolridge/woolridge-
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My grandmother talked about the "dust bowl" days. She
said she had to hang sheets over the doors and
windows. She would rinse them out and hang them back
up wet. That helped to block the dust out of the
house.

When she cooked dinner she had to watch and keep food
covered. It would look like someone shook pepper over
the food. When she set the table, she turned cups
upside down, put the tableware under the plates with
them upside down. There would be a ring of dirt around
each item on the table. When they put food on the
plates, there would be a ring around each bit of food.

Also - during WW II the area I grew up in in western
Kansas (Gove, Logan, and Scott counties) was used for
a gunnery range. The US air force would do target
practice in that area shooting at whatever they
fancied. Residents were moved off their farms and
relocated elsewhere. Most of the people were so hard
up for money they had to sneak in and work the ground
when the USAF was not practicing. My dad tells of
driving the tractor, hearing airplanes and stopping to
clamber under the tractor until they were through
shooting. We dug shells out of the rocky hillside in
the pasture for a number of years afterward.

Western Kansans were always ready to help each other.
It did not matter who you were. A prairie fire would
nearly wipe out the whole end of the state if not
stopped. Everyone for miles around would come help
fight fires to avoid that disaster. If one farmer
needed a hand with his work, they often traded or
sometimes a neighbor would just show up and pitch in
helping with whatever needed done.

By the 1950s a lot of the farm land was owned by
people living some distance away. Many lived in or
around Colorado. They flew in to the local airport and
stayed long enough to farm their land, plant the crop
or harvest it. They got the name "suitcase farmer"
because they didn't live on the land they farmed.
Their practice raised a lot of havoc with the
environment. Many times thistles overtook the land or
they dust blew from them not being there to take care
of it. Sometimes they would hire "tennent farmers" to
live on the land and work on it.

My great, great grandfather and his family along with
a large group of friends moved to Kansas arriving
shortly before winter. They were able to put up a
house to live in before bad weather hit, but did not
have time to make a barn. My gg grandfather moved his
horses up close to the house and covered them with
heavy blankets to protect them. His brother had the
team of horses they used to get supplies from quite a
distance away. These horses were broght INSIDE the
house to protect them. During this time, they
experienced a bad blizzard.

Sunny


--- prairie_of_the_past <psycho_housewife@...>
wrote:

>
> If anyone has any great Kansas stories to tell, I'm
> a writer looking
> for an untold story for the Kansas writing contest!
>
> thanks
>
>
>
>




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Ok I am giving you the Hook family lore and also a story my cousing
Phil told me

This occurred between 1867 and 1890
There were these two fellows living along lightening creek. One day
they accused two drifters of stealing their cattle. In those days
cattle rustling was considered the worse of the worse.Great Grandpa
John and other neighbors went to look for the fellows who stole the
cattle when they found them they held court right where they were
found them guilty and hung them. A few weeks later it was found out
the two men who made the accusation had lied.

Hook family lore
    Hooke Family Lore
                                                 Notes by Katherine
Hooke Hubbell
John Canada Hooke was 9 years old and his brother was 7 years old,
when their mother placed their clothes in a bundle and sent them out
to make their own way in the world. I know nothing more about them
until after the Civil War. I don't even know the name of his brother.
John served in the war between the state in the Illinios 49th
infantry. He was wounded in the back on the first day of the battle of
Shiloh. He returned to duty a month after his injury
Following the war, a party was held to celebrate the return of the
soldiers. John Canada was 26 and just back from the war. At the party,
he met Louisa Catherine Negley, it was love at first sight for both
John and Louisa. Three weeks later they were married and in a covered
wagon on their way from Illinois to Kansas.
Louisa was only 16 years old when she married. She was the youngest of
a large family. She had been the pampered one of the family all her
life. She was intended to be the "Lady of the Negley Family", so
instead of teaching her cooking, sewing, and the ordinary household
duties, she was taught music and dance. The family was disappointed
when she married, feeling that she let them down by marrying a man of
"unknown qualities."
Grandma Hook told me herself about some of the problems she faced when
she married knowing nothing about keeping house or cooking.
They traveled by covered wagon and three families camped close
together, the Inmans, Lemons, and Hooks. One evening she was cooking
navy beans over a campfire and when she went to stir them, there were
little white things floating on the top of the beans. She was
heartbroken and crawled into the covered wagon and cried. Mrs. Inman
asked her what the matter was and Louisa sobbed, "The beans are wormy
and I don't have anything else to cook." Mrs. Inman soothed her and
explained that the beans were not wormy, that the little white things
were just the heart of the beans!
When they arrived in Kansas, they filed a homestead 1 ½ miles north
west of Monmouth, Kansas and John built a little one room sod house.
One day, an Indian chief rode into the yard. When Louisa saw him, she
was frightened, expecting him to kill her at once. All Grandma knew
about indians was that they killed white people. She began screaming
at the top of her voice. John was just a short distance away, and he
came running. Meanwhile, the Indian kept repeating, "Me no hurt missy,
me no hurt." John arrived and straightened things out. After that, the
Indian Chief was a frequent visitor to the farm.
About a year later, while still in the little one room soddy, their
first child, John Charles, was born. When he was three or four months
old, Grandma was feeding him with a bottle. One day, she heard John
Charles cooing happily in his crib. She went over to check on him as
he sounded so happy. When she peeked in the cradle she saw a big black
snake sucking on the baby's bottle. Of course, Grandma began to scream
and Grandpa came running and killed the snake. John Charles seemed to
miss the snake but snakes were not kept as pets in those days!
Some years later, they built a two story house on the homestead, but
they kept the little sod house for the kitchen.They raised four boys
and a girl on the farm. When John Charles married, John Canada and
Louisa moved to Monmouth and John Charles and Rachael lived on the
farm. John and Rachel lived on the farm for several years before
moving to Weir City. I don't know why they moved nor do I know what
kind of work John Charles did. John Charles died of Typhoid fever in 1898.
John Canada and Louisa lost a little girl, India Ella, at 9 months
from whooping cough.

Peace
TL

--- In kansasheritage@yahoogroups.com, "prairie_of_the_past"
<psycho_housewife@c...> wrote:
>
> If anyone has any great Kansas stories to tell, I'm a writer looking
> for an untold story for the Kansas writing contest!
>
> thanks

I do remember an interesting story told to my by the owner of an old
homestead I was trespassing on (shame on me) while out bottle hunting one
day. I can't remember where the heck it was located at.  I know we were on
our way to Coronado Hights with my kids, from Lindsbourgh, we did quite a
bit of wandering the roads in between looking for a prospective digging
spot.
The landowner spotted us and struck up a conversation with us about the
place.  It was a large 2 story home, with the back area pretty much blown to
kingdom come.  He said the military accidentally hit the home with their
weapons and destroyed the home, while a young family was living there.
Anyone heard about this? I wish I could remember where I came across it!

Had the owners contact info as another treasure hunter, but misplaced it.

thanks for any info
Angie
----- Original Message -----
From: <kansasheritage@yahoogroups.com>
To: <kansasheritage@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 3:50 AM
Subject: [KansasHeritage] Digest Number 80




There are 2 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

       1. Re: Any untold stories of the early days?
            From: Ms Carrol Baker <sunconureluvr@...>
       2. Re: Any untold stories of the early days?
            From: "fionnbharr2000" <fionnbharr2000@...>


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Message: 1
    Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 22:13:07 -0800 (PST)
    From: Ms Carrol Baker <sunconureluvr@...>
Subject: Re: Any untold stories of the early days?

My grandmother talked about the "dust bowl" days. She
said she had to hang sheets over the doors and
windows. She would rinse them out and hang them back
up wet. That helped to block the dust out of the
house.

When she cooked dinner she had to watch and keep food
covered. It would look like someone shook pepper over
the food. When she set the table, she turned cups
upside down, put the tableware under the plates with
them upside down. There would be a ring of dirt around
each item on the table. When they put food on the
plates, there would be a ring around each bit of food.

Also - during WW II the area I grew up in in western
Kansas (Gove, Logan, and Scott counties) was used for
a gunnery range. The US air force would do target
practice in that area shooting at whatever they
fancied. Residents were moved off their farms and
relocated elsewhere. Most of the people were so hard
up for money they had to sneak in and work the ground
when the USAF was not practicing. My dad tells of
driving the tractor, hearing airplanes and stopping to
clamber under the tractor until they were through
shooting. We dug shells out of the rocky hillside in
the pasture for a number of years afterward.

Western Kansans were always ready to help each other.
It did not matter who you were. A prairie fire would
nearly wipe out the whole end of the state if not
stopped. Everyone for miles around would come help
fight fires to avoid that disaster. If one farmer
needed a hand with his work, they often traded or
sometimes a neighbor would just show up and pitch in
helping with whatever needed done.

By the 1950s a lot of the farm land was owned by
people living some distance away. Many lived in or
around Colorado. They flew in to the local airport and
stayed long enough to farm their land, plant the crop
or harvest it. They got the name "suitcase farmer"
because they didn't live on the land they farmed.
Their practice raised a lot of havoc with the
environment. Many times thistles overtook the land or
they dust blew from them not being there to take care
of it. Sometimes they would hire "tennent farmers" to
live on the land and work on it.

My great, great grandfather and his family along with
a large group of friends moved to Kansas arriving
shortly before winter. They were able to put up a
house to live in before bad weather hit, but did not
have time to make a barn. My gg grandfather moved his
horses up close to the house and covered them with
heavy blankets to protect them. His brother had the
team of horses they used to get supplies from quite a
distance away. These horses were broght INSIDE the
house to protect them. During this time, they
experienced a bad blizzard.

Sunny


--- prairie_of_the_past <psycho_housewife@...>
wrote:

>
> If anyone has any great Kansas stories to tell, I'm
> a writer looking
> for an untold story for the Kansas writing contest!
>
> thanks
>
>
>
>




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Message: 2
    Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 21:41:21 -0000
    From: "fionnbharr2000" <fionnbharr2000@...>
Subject: Re: Any untold stories of the early days?


Ok I am giving you the Hook family lore and also a story my cousing
Phil told me

This occurred between 1867 and 1890
There were these two fellows living along lightening creek. One day
they accused two drifters of stealing their cattle. In those days
cattle rustling was considered the worse of the worse.Great Grandpa
John and other neighbors went to look for the fellows who stole the
cattle when they found them they held court right where they were
found them guilty and hung them. A few weeks later it was found out
the two men who made the accusation had lied.

Hook family lore
    Hooke Family Lore
                                                 Notes by Katherine
Hooke Hubbell
John Canada Hooke was 9 years old and his brother was 7 years old,
when their mother placed their clothes in a bundle and sent them out
to make their own way in the world. I know nothing more about them
until after the Civil War. I don't even know the name of his brother.
John served in the war between the state in the Illinios 49th
infantry. He was wounded in the back on the first day of the battle of
Shiloh. He returned to duty a month after his injury
Following the war, a party was held to celebrate the return of the
soldiers. John Canada was 26 and just back from the war. At the party,
he met Louisa Catherine Negley, it was love at first sight for both
John and Louisa. Three weeks later they were married and in a covered
wagon on their way from Illinois to Kansas.
Louisa was only 16 years old when she married. She was the youngest of
a large family. She had been the pampered one of the family all her
life. She was intended to be the "Lady of the Negley Family", so
instead of teaching her cooking, sewing, and the ordinary household
duties, she was taught music and dance. The family was disappointed
when she married, feeling that she let them down by marrying a man of
"unknown qualities."
Grandma Hook told me herself about some of the problems she faced when
she married knowing nothing about keeping house or cooking.
They traveled by covered wagon and three families camped close
together, the Inmans, Lemons, and Hooks. One evening she was cooking
navy beans over a campfire and when she went to stir them, there were
little white things floating on the top of the beans. She was
heartbroken and crawled into the covered wagon and cried. Mrs. Inman
asked her what the matter was and Louisa sobbed, "The beans are wormy
and I don't have anything else to cook." Mrs. Inman soothed her and
explained that the beans were not wormy, that the little white things
were just the heart of the beans!
When they arrived in Kansas, they filed a homestead 1 ½ miles north
west of Monmouth, Kansas and John built a little one room sod house.
One day, an Indian chief rode into the yard. When Louisa saw him, she
was frightened, expecting him to kill her at once. All Grandma knew
about indians was that they killed white people. She began screaming
at the top of her voice. John was just a short distance away, and he
came running. Meanwhile, the Indian kept repeating, "Me no hurt missy,
me no hurt." John arrived and straightened things out. After that, the
Indian Chief was a frequent visitor to the farm.
About a year later, while still in the little one room soddy, their
first child, John Charles, was born. When he was three or four months
old, Grandma was feeding him with a bottle. One day, she heard John
Charles cooing happily in his crib. She went over to check on him as
he sounded so happy. When she peeked in the cradle she saw a big black
snake sucking on the baby's bottle. Of course, Grandma began to scream
and Grandpa came running and killed the snake. John Charles seemed to
miss the snake but snakes were not kept as pets in those days!
Some years later, they built a two story house on the homestead, but
they kept the little sod house for the kitchen.They raised four boys
and a girl on the farm. When John Charles married, John Canada and
Louisa moved to Monmouth and John Charles and Rachael lived on the
farm. John and Rachel lived on the farm for several years before
moving to Weir City. I don't know why they moved nor do I know what
kind of work John Charles did. John Charles died of Typhoid fever in 1898.
John Canada and Louisa lost a little girl, India Ella, at 9 months
from whooping cough.

Peace
TL

--- In kansasheritage@yahoogroups.com, "prairie_of_the_past"
<psycho_housewife@c...> wrote:
>
> If anyone has any great Kansas stories to tell, I'm a writer looking
> for an untold story for the Kansas writing contest!
>
> thanks





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I have never heard that that farmers
in some parts of W. Kansas were
driven off their farms so the land
could used for target practice
by the military.

Very interesting.     Thanks

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I just couldn't sleep,

I tried counting backwards,

I tried counting sheep.



The leftovers beckoned -

the dark meat and white,

but I fought the temptations

with all of my might.


Tossing and turning with anticipation,

the thought of a snack was infatuation.

So, I raced to the kitchen, flung open the door,

and gazed at the fridge, full of goodies galore.


I gobbled up turkey and buttered potatoes,

pickles and carrots, beans and tomatoes.

I felt myself swelling so plump and so round,

"til all of a sudden, I rose off the ground.


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floating into the sky,

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and handful of pie.
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I have the papers from the gov leasing the land from
my family
Sunny
--- d3dd@... wrote:

> I have never heard that that farmers
> in some parts of W. Kansas were
> driven off their farms so the land
> could used for target practice
> by the military.
>
> Very interesting.     Thanks
>
>




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Doesn't a "Lease" require money to exchange hands?  That wouldn't
necessarily fall under the category of "driven off".  If it did.they should
have read the contract a little closer..



-----Original Message-----
From: Ms Carrol Baker [mailto:sunconureluvr@...]
Sent: Thursday, December 16, 2004 11:13 PM
To: kansasheritage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [KansasHeritage] Any untold stories of the early days?



I have the papers from the gov leasing the land from
my family
Sunny
--- d3dd@... wrote:

> I have never heard that that farmers
> in some parts of W. Kansas were
> driven off their farms so the land
> could used for target practice
> by the military.
>
> Very interesting.     Thanks
>
>




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hmm..
I wouldn't think families had the option of reading the fine print.
Angie
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> Doesn't a "Lease" require money to exchange hands?  That wouldn't
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> I have the papers from the gov leasing the land from
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Does Imminent Domain come into
play here?       If the Gov't the
land for a couple of years but didn't
want to buy it....
could people have been pressured
into a lease?
Interesting questions.
DId the Gov't used huge acreages
rather than a farm here and a farm
over a  couple of miles?
Donna

Hello, Everyone;

I know I have not been active on here in some time.  Parkinson's
Disease has taken abilities from me, but I am still working on
various projects slowly.

One project I started recently is to collect post cards from Kansas
and other states and countries.  This will be a cool something to
show my nephew later.  If you would like to contribute, send me email
and I will give my post address.

steveintn500@...


Steve

Wonderful to hear from you again.Take good care of yourself
Carol
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   Subject: [KansasHeritage] Post Cards



   Hello, Everyone;

   I know I have not been active on here in some time.  Parkinson's
   Disease has taken abilities from me, but I am still working on
   various projects slowly.

   One project I started recently is to collect post cards from Kansas
   and other states and countries.  This will be a cool something to
   show my nephew later.  If you would like to contribute, send me email
   and I will give my post address.

   steveintn500@...


   Steve





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Glad you are back on line and trying to keep busy.

Millie




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Hello, Everyone;

I created a photo album for Kansas genealogy or history theme post
cards.  The folder can include scans from similar photos which might
be made into post cards if someone wanted.

By the way I found a Web site where photos can be made into post
cards.  http://www.winkflash.com/

Steve

Hello, Everyone;

I have created two photo albums in the Kansas Heritage group.  One
album is for post cards (including schools) and the other one is just
for one room school photos.

Check out the photos I posted in these new albums already.

Steve

Hi my name is Sandra Diehl and I've been researching a little over a
year. My Smiths and Foree's have been in PA, OH, KS, MO and CA.
My search has led me here to you nice people. Clarence was born in
Greenwood, KS and Donna Foree was born in Bonner Springs, KS as was
her brother Manson Foree who married Mary Ellen Smith.
Any help here would be appreciated as this is all I have on this
part of my direct line.
Thanks, Sandra


GGP 1 Charles Henry Smith 1864-1929 m. Judith (Jessie) Wilbur 1867-?
GP    2 Clarence Smith 1904-1969 m. to Donna Mildred Foree 1908-1990
         3 Clifford Wayne Smith 1929-1986
         3 Robert Arnold Smith 1933- Present
P       3 Gloria Jean Smith 1947- Present
       2 Mary Ellen Smith 1909-1958 m. to Manson Foree 1905-1992
         3 Vernon Smith ?
       2 Charles Smith ?
       2 Archie Smith ?
       2 Ruth Smith ?
       2 Sadie Smith ?
       2 Alice Smith ?
       2 Bessie Smith ?

Hello,

I continue to work on various Web projects including One Room Schools.
The home page for the projects I am working on is
http://www.kansasheritage.us/ or http://www.kansasheritage.info/
Please take a look and let me know what you think...

steveintn500@...

Steve Chinn

Hello Everyone,
Here is the Jones Line I am researching, if anyone has any
information to add please let me know as I am stuck here.

Descendants of Jones
--------------------
1-Jones
  +Unknown
|--2-Robert H. Jones b. 16 Feb 1799, Kent, England, d. 13 Jul 1882,
Buckeye,
|    Stephenson Co., IL, bur. 15 Jul 1882, Cederville Cemetery, IL
     +Mary Harlacher b. 17 Feb 1810, Union City, PA, d. Nov 1859,
Buckeye,
      Stephenson Co., IL
    |--3-Elizabeth (Liz) Jones b. 16 Jan 1843, Buckeye Township,
Illinois, c.
    |    1858, English Lutheran Church, Bellview, IL, d. 26 Oct 1900,
Freeport,
    |    IL, bur. 30 Oct 1900, Cederville Cemetery, IL
    |   +Edwin E. Leid b. 24 Dec 1841, Lancaster, PA, d. 19 Jul 1915,
Freeport,
    |    IL, bur. Jul 1915, Oakland Cemetery, Freeport, IL
    |  |--4-Ida Mae (May) Lied b. 14 Feb 1886, Stephenson Co.
Freeport, IL, d. 4
    |  |    Nov 1974, San Gabriel, CA, bur. 7 Nov 1974, Rose Hills
Cemetery,
    |  |    Whittier, CA
    |  |   +Leonadus E. Foree b. 15 Oct 1880, Kearney, MO, d. 29 Aug
1931,
    |  |    Jackson Co. Fairmount, MO, bur. Wyan Dotte Co. Bonner
Springs KS
    |  |  |--5-Manson Foree b. 23 Nov 1905, Bonner Springs, KS, d. 2
Feb 1992,
    |  |  |    Independence, Jackson, MO, bur. Independence, Jackson,
MO
    |  |  |   +Mary Ellen Smith b. 22 Jan 1909, d. 17 Apr 1958,
Independance,
    |  |  |    MO, bur. Independance, MO
    |  |  |  |--6-Vernon LeRoy Foree b. 15 Mar 1928, Loring, KS, d.
Jun 1969
    |  |  |      +Alleene Willis
    |  |  |     |--7-Vernon Eugene Foree b. 19 Nov 1955,
Independance, MO, d. 27
    |  |  |     |    Jun 2005, Oak Grove, MO, bur. 1 Jul 2005, Floral
Hills
    |  |  |     |    Memorial Gardens, Kansas City, MO
    |  |  |     |   +Unknown
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Craig Foree
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Brian Foree
    |  |  |     |--7-Valoree Fay Foree b. 26 May 1959, MO
    |  |  |         +Stingo
    |  |  |   +Hilda Alice Armstrong b. 2 Feb 1906
    |  |  |--5-Donna Mildred Foree b. 12 Jun 1908, Bonner Springs,
KS, d. 22 Jun
    |  |  |    1990, Simi Valley, CA, bur. Jun 1990, Rose Hills
Cemetery, CA
    |  |  |   +Clarence Agustus Smith b. 3 Aug 1904, Greenwood, KS,
d. 5 Dec
    |  |  |    1969, Whittier, CA, bur. Dec 1969, Rose Hills
Cemetery, CA
    |  |  |  |--6-Clifford Wayne Smith b. 31 Jan 1929, Loring, KS, d.
15 Aug
    |  |  |  |    1986, Whittier, CA, bur. Aug 1986, Rose Hills
Cemetery, CA
    |  |  |  |   +Joanne June Taylor b. 19 Aug 1930, Alameda County,
California
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Bonnie Ellen Smith b. 22 May 1949
    |  |  |  |  |   +Frank DeWayne Ehle b. 20 Dec 1948, Morenei, AZ
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Frank DeWayne Ehle Jr. b. 24 Sep 1970,
Phoenix, Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Nathaniel Jan Ehle b. 24 Sep 1973, Phoenix,
Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Brian Michael Ehle b. 10 Mar 1978, Phoenix,
Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Daniel Augustus Smith b. 23 Apr 1953, Lancaster,
CA
    |  |  |  |  |   +Cindy Lou Madeley b. 3 Sep 1958, Toranto, Canada
    |  |  |  |  |   +Sherry Lynn Green b. 1956, VA
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Daniel Augustus Smith II b. 3 May 1973,
Phoenix,
    |  |  |  |  |  |    Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Christopher Wayne Smith b. 5 Dec 1974, West
Covina, CA
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Robert Wayne Smith b. 26 Jul 1954, Monterey
Park, CA
    |  |  |  |      +Jo Ann Bernard b. 24 Feb 1957, Phoenix, AZ
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Jennifer Lynn Smith b. 8 Aug 1974, Phoenix,
Arizona
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Kriston Nicole Smith b. 9 Aug 1977, Phoenix,
Arizona
    |  |  |  |--6-Robert Arnold Smith b. 4 Jul 1933, Fairmount, mo
    |  |  |  |   +Shirley Ann Lewis b. 1 Jan 1939, CA, d. 20 Dec
2004,
    |  |  |  |    Henderson, Clark Co., NV
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Robert Arnold Smith Jr b. 27 Jul 1958, Alhambra,
CA
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Pam Jean Smith b. 20 Dec 1961, Alhambra, CA
    |  |  |  |      +Edward Romero
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Monica Romero
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Chad Romero
    |  |  |  |--6-Gloria Jean Smith b. 2 Nov 1947, Alhambra, CA
    |  |  |      +James Leroy Balcom b. 17 Feb 1942, Tulsa, OK
    |  |  |     |--7-Sandra Elizabeth Balcom b. 7 Jun 1968, Van Nuys,
CA
    |  |  |     |   +Michael Allen Cowan b. 12 Feb 1968, New Britian,
CT
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Brittney Michelle Cowan b. 29 Sep 1986, Van
Nuys, CA
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Shontine Alexandrea Cowan b. 23 Nov 1990, Van
Nuys, CA
    |  |  |     |   +Shawn Wesley Diehl Sr b. 22 Feb 1972, Bedford, PA
    |  |  |     |--7-Shelli Darlene Balcom b. 26 Mar 1970, Van Nuys,
CA
    |  |  |         +Earl John Babcock III b. 7 Dec 1964, San
Fernando, CA
    |  |  |        |--8-Earl John Babcock IV b. 10 May 1990, Thousand
Oaks, CA
    |  |  |         +Richard Leslie Sebring b. 15 Jun 1960, Van Nuys,
CA
    |  |  |        |--8-Andrew Phillip Sebring b. 17 Jan 2003, West
HIlls, CA
    |  |  |--5-Helen Victoria Foree b. 11 May 1911, Mt. Washington,
MO, d. 30
    |  |  |    Apr 1985, Newberg, Yamhill, OR
    |  |  |   +Hershel Leroy Robinson b. 20 Jul 1906, Neosho Co.
Erie, KS, d. 8
    |  |  |    Nov 1991, Galveston Co. Texas City, TX, bur. Nov 1991
    |  |  |  |--6-Shirley May Robinson b. 14 Feb 1933, Fairmount, mo
    |  |  |  |   +Richard S. Drago b. 8 Dec 1932, NY
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Peggy Lynn Drago b. 12 Nov 1952, Los Angeles, CA
    |  |  |  |  |   +Charles Gregory Bast b. 2 Dec 1950
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Jason Charles Bast b. 22 Dec 1973, Reseda, CA
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Phillip Gregory Bast b. 25 Mar 1976, Granada
Hills, CA
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Toni Lee Drago b. 18 Aug 1954, Los Angeles, CA
    |  |  |  |      +John William Lealos b. 1947, Everett, WA
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Dawn Marie Lealos b. 21 Mar 1975, Northridge,
CA
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Clinton John Lealos b. 20 Mar 1977,
Northridge, CA
    |  |  |  |   +Russell Manning b. 19 May 1931, Akron, Ohio
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Cheryl Kay Manning b. 23 Mar 1956, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |  |  |   +Michael W. Price b. Texas
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Russell Manning Jr. b. 21 Jun 1966, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |  |--6-Robert Leon Robinson b. 18 Apr 1938, Kansas City, MO
    |  |  |      +Barbara Ann Gallucci b. 26 Jan 1940, CT
    |  |  |     |--7-Robert Alan Robinson b. 22 Aug 1957, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |     |   +Lisa Ann Crowell b. 6 Jul 1960
    |  |  |     |--7-Denise Ann Robinson b. 27 May 1960, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |     |   +Douglas Wayne Eagon b. 28 Feb 1959
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Tyler Wayne Eagon b. 25 Jun 1981
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Baby Eagon b. Apr 1982
    |  |  |     |--7-Donald Deon Robinson b. 19 Jun 1969, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |   +Burge
    |  |  |--5-Elizabeth June Foree b. 17 Apr 1926, Loring, KS, d. 15
Apr 2005,
    |  |  |    Tigard, OR, bur. 23 Apr 2005
    |  |      +Everett Marshall Cooley b. 22 Mar 1916, Oblong, IL, d.
14 Sep
    |  |       1996, Newberg, Yamhill, OR, bur. Sep 1996
    |  |     |--6-David Marshal Cooley b. 5 Jan 1947, General
Hospital, Los
    |  |     |    Angeles, CA, d. 5 Jan 1947, General Hospital, Los
Angeles, CA,
    |  |     |    bur. Rose Garden, General Hospital, Los Angeles, CA
    |  |     |--6-David Earl Cooley b. 9 May 1949, General Hospital,
Los
    |  |     |    Angeles, CA, d. 12 Dec 1992, Portland, OR, bur. Dec
1992,
    |  |     |    Portland, OR
    |  |     |   +Susan Northrop b. 5 Aug 1951
    |  |     |   +Marilee
    |  |     |--6-Lorna Christine Cooley b. 3 Aug 1951, General
Hospital, Los
    |  |     |    Angeles, CA
    |  |         +Joseph Manni b. 14 Oct 1942, Tulsa, OK, d. Oct 1990
    |  |        |--7-Sheryl Lynn Manni b. 3 Mar 1963
    |  |        |--7-Joseph Manni b. 6 Nov 1966
    |  |--4-Harvey Ruben Lied b. 20 Dec 1866, Freeport, IL, d. Dec
1907,
    |  |    Moorehead, MN
    |  |   +Unknown
    |  |  |--5-Clyde Lied
    |  |--4-John J. Lied b. 15 Oct 1870, Stephenson Co. Freeport, IL,
d. 21 May
    |  |    1938, Grafton, Ozaukee, WI, bur. May 1938, Grand View
Cemetery
    |  |   +Abbie B.
    |  |--4-Reginna Lied b. 30 Mar 1868, Freeport, IL
    |  |   +Jimmie Lausch d. 9 Oct 1929, bur. Oct 1929
    |  |--4-Mary Louella Lied b. 17 Feb 1871, Freeport, IL, d. 15 Jan
1950,
    |  |    Freeport, IL, bur. Oakland Cemetery, IL
    |  |   +Charles M. Hutchison d. 1938
    |  |  |--5-Elmer Hutchison
    |  |  |   +Unknown
    |  |  |  |--6-Glenn C. Hutchison
    |  |  |--5-Daughter Hutchison
    |  |--4-Edwin Milton Lied b. 4 Jul 1875, Freeport, IL, d. 19 Jul
1915
    |  |   +Unknown
    |  |  |--5-Clarence Lied b. 1908
    |  |      +Unknown
    |  |     |--6-Robert Lied
    |  |     |--6-Gary Lied
    |  |     |--6-Dorothy Lied
    |  |--4-Robert Benjamin Leid b. 19 Oct 1878, Stephenson Co.,
Freeport, IL,
    |  |    d. 1 Dec 1939, Stephenson Co. Freeport, IL
    |  |   +Eva M. Confer
    |  |  |--5-Lloyd E Leid b. 1907, d. 25 Aug 1979, Denver, CO
    |  |  |   +Willie Alma Beatrice Tadlock b. 8 Jul 1914,
Mississippi Co.,
    |  |  |    Dell, AR, d. 24 Oct 1990, Stillwell, OK, bur. 29 Oct
1990,
    |  |  |    Stillwell City Cemetery Stillwell, OK
    |  |  |--5-Harold Leid b. 9 May 1908, Stephenson Co. Freeport,
IL, d. Apr
    |  |  |    1982, Denver, CO
    |  |      +Pauline b. 1 May 1905, d. May 1986
    |  |--4-Elizabeth Ellen Lied b. 11 Mar 1873, Freeport, IL, d. 27
Mar 1932
    |  |   +Zimmerman
    |  |--4-Anna Martha Lied b. 2 Nov 1880, Freeport, IL, d. 21 Mar
1949
    |  |   +Asa Himas Mallot b. 6 Jun 1879
    |  |--4-Sarah Hattie Lied b. 2 Apr 1884, Freeport, IL, d. Sep 1925
    |      +Wright
    |--3-David Jones b. 23 Jun 1839, IL
    |--3-Daniel W. Jones b. 1841, IL
    |--3-Thomas B. Jones b. 3 Feb 1841, Buckeye, Stephenson Co., IL,
d. 26 Dec
    |    1914, Barnes Co., Dazy, N.D., bur. 2 Jan 1915, Modesto, CA
    |   +Susie Deborah Snyder b. 30 Mar 1846, PA, d. 26 May 1911,
Salida, CA,
    |    bur. 28 May 1911, Modesto, CA
    |  |--4-Ralph D. Jones b. 28 May 1874, Buckeye, Stephenson Co., IL
    |--3-Anna M. Jones b. 1847, IL
    |--3-Robert H. Jones b. 1850, IL
    |   +Catherine b. 1852, WI
    |--3-Sarah Jones b. 1843, IL, d. Bef 1880
     +Harriet Harvey Burgess

Thanks, Sandra

Hello Everyone, I am seeking information on this Smith family. I
know like finding a needle in a haystack, lol. If anyone has any
information on this line any help would be appreciated.

Descendants of Charles Henry Smith
----------------------------------
1-Charles Henry Smith b. 3 Jul 1864, Ohio, d. Abt 1929
  +Judith (Jessie) Wilbur b. 19 Nov 1866, d. 1964
|--2-Rita Smith b. 1894, KS
|--2-Bessie M. Smith b. 26 Aug 1887, Norwalk, OH, d. 13 Jan 1982, El
Dorado,
|    Butler, KS
|   +Paul Addison Miller b. 20 Sep 1887, Ringgold Co., IA, d. 26 Jun
1974, El
|    Dorado, Butler, KS
|  |--3-Miller
|  |   +Logan
|  |  |--4-Logan
|  |--3-Miller
|  |   +Patterson
|  |  |--4-Patterson
|  |      +Degood
|  |     |--5-Patterson
|  |     |--5-Patterson
|  |      +Ketchen
|  |--3-Miller
|  |   +Unknown
|  |  |--4-Miller
|  |  |--4-Miller
|  |--3-Paul Francis Miller b. 28 Dec 1913, d. 10 Nov 1976
|  |--3-Agnes A. Miller b. 30 Sep 1915
|  |   +Ryan
|  |  |--4-Ryan
|  |      +Pratter
|  |     |--5-Pratter
|  |     |--5-Pratter
|  |--3-Daryl Dean Miller b. 3 Oct 1926, d. 26 Sep 1987
|      +Unknown
|     |--4-Miller
|     |--4-Miller
|         +Unknown
|        |--5-Miller
|--2-Clarence Agustus Smith b. 3 Aug 1904, Greenwood, KS, d. Nov
1969,
|    Whittier, CA, bur. Nov 1969, Rose Hills Cemetery, CA
|   +Donna Mildred Foree b. 12 Jun 1908, Bonner Springs, KS, d. 22
Jun 1990,
|    Simi Valley, CA, bur. Jun 1990, Rose Hills Cemetery, CA
|  |--3-Gloria Jean Smith b. 2 Nov 1947, Alhambra, CA
|  |   +James Leroy Balcom b. 17 Feb 1942, Tulsa, OK
|  |  |--4-Sandra Elizabeth Balcom b. 7 Jun 1968, Van Nuys, CA
|  |  |   +Michael Allen Cowan b. 12 Feb 1968, New Britian, CT
|  |  |  |--5-Brittney Michelle Cowan b. 29 Sep 1986, Van Nuys, CA
|  |  |  |--5-Shontine Alexandrea Cowan b. 23 Nov 1990, Van Nuys, CA
|  |  |   +Shawn Wesley Diehl Sr b. 22 Feb 1972, Bedford, PA
|  |  |--4-Shelli Darlene Balcom b. 26 Mar 1970, Van Nuys, CA
|  |      +Earl John Babcock III b. 7 Dec 1964, San Fernando, CA
|  |     |--5-Earl John Babcock IV b. 10 May 1990, Thousand Oaks, CA
|  |      +Richard Leslie Sebring b. 15 Jun 1960, Van Nuys, CA
|  |     |--5-Andrew Phillip Sebring b. 17 Jan 2003, West HIlls, CA
|  |--3-Robert Arnold Smith b. 4 Jul 1933
|  |   +Shirley Ann b. Oct 1956
|  |  |--4-Robert Arnold Smith Jr b. 27 Jul 1959
|  |  |--4-Pam Jean Smith b. 20 Dec 1961
|  |      +Edward Romero
|  |     |--5-Monica Romero
|  |     |--5-Chad Romero
|  |--3-Clifford Wayne Smith b. 31 Jan 1929, d. 15 Aug 1986,
Whittier, CA, bur.
|  |    Aug 1986, Rose Hills Cemetery, CA
|      +Joanne
|     |--4-Bonnie Ellen Smith b. 22 May 1949
|     |   +Frank
|     |--4-Daniel August Smith
|     |   +Cindy
|     |   +Sherry
|     |--4-Robert Wayne Smith
|         +Unknown
|        |--5-Smith
|        |--5-Smith
|--2-Mary Ellen Smith b. 22 Jan 1909, d. 17 Apr 1958, Independance,
MO, bur.
|    Independance, MO
|   +Manson Foree b. 23 Nov 1905, Bonner Springs, KS, d. 2 Feb 1992,
|    Independence, Jackson, MO, bur. Independence, Jackson, MO
|  |--3-Vernon Foree b. 15 Mar 1928
|--2-Elmer Smith b. 8 Jun 1901, d. Dec 1982, Kansas City, Wyandotte,
KS
|--2-Morris B. Smith b. Feb 1889, Erie Co., OH, d. Kansas City,
Wyandotte, KS
     +Leatha b. 9 Nov 1894, d. Apr 1981, Kansas City, Wyandotte, KS
    |--3-Margaret B. Smith b. 1922, Bonner Springs, KS, d. 10 Sep
1991, Parsons,
    |    KS, bur. 12 Sep 1991, Highland Park Cemetery, Kansas City, KS
    |   +Floyd M. Taylor d. 1981, Parsons, KS
    |  |--4-Betty Taylor
    |  |   +John Noltensmeyer
    |  |  |--5-Dan Noltensmeyer
    |  |  |   +Candy Jo Gudde
    |  |  |--5-Alan Noltensmeyer
    |  |      +Unknown
    |  |--4-Melody Taylor
    |      +Norsworthy
    |   +Howard Brockman d. 1989, Parsons, KS
    |--3-Lucille Smith
        +Anderson

Thanks, Sandra

Smith AND Jones!!!  That's a big haystack you're looking in......
I've got a big stack of Jones myself, I'll dig around in it...but I don't know
anything beyond 1830.

Greg Newby
Wichita

delsa_68 <delsa_68@...> wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Here is the Jones Line I am researching, if anyone has any
information to add please let me know as I am stuck here.

Descendants of Jones
--------------------
1-Jones
+Unknown
|--2-Robert H. Jones b. 16 Feb 1799, Kent, England, d. 13 Jul 1882,
Buckeye,
|    Stephenson Co., IL, bur. 15 Jul 1882, Cederville Cemetery, IL
     +Mary Harlacher b. 17 Feb 1810, Union City, PA, d. Nov 1859,
Buckeye,
      Stephenson Co., IL
    |--3-Elizabeth (Liz) Jones b. 16 Jan 1843, Buckeye Township,
Illinois, c.
    |    1858, English Lutheran Church, Bellview, IL, d. 26 Oct 1900,
Freeport,
    |    IL, bur. 30 Oct 1900, Cederville Cemetery, IL
    |   +Edwin E. Leid b. 24 Dec 1841, Lancaster, PA, d. 19 Jul 1915,
Freeport,
    |    IL, bur. Jul 1915, Oakland Cemetery, Freeport, IL
    |  |--4-Ida Mae (May) Lied b. 14 Feb 1886, Stephenson Co.
Freeport, IL, d. 4
    |  |    Nov 1974, San Gabriel, CA, bur. 7 Nov 1974, Rose Hills
Cemetery,
    |  |    Whittier, CA
    |  |   +Leonadus E. Foree b. 15 Oct 1880, Kearney, MO, d. 29 Aug
1931,
    |  |    Jackson Co. Fairmount, MO, bur. Wyan Dotte Co. Bonner
Springs KS
    |  |  |--5-Manson Foree b. 23 Nov 1905, Bonner Springs, KS, d. 2
Feb 1992,
    |  |  |    Independence, Jackson, MO, bur. Independence, Jackson,
MO
    |  |  |   +Mary Ellen Smith b. 22 Jan 1909, d. 17 Apr 1958,
Independance,
    |  |  |    MO, bur. Independance, MO
    |  |  |  |--6-Vernon LeRoy Foree b. 15 Mar 1928, Loring, KS, d.
Jun 1969
    |  |  |      +Alleene Willis
    |  |  |     |--7-Vernon Eugene Foree b. 19 Nov 1955,
Independance, MO, d. 27
    |  |  |     |    Jun 2005, Oak Grove, MO, bur. 1 Jul 2005, Floral
Hills
    |  |  |     |    Memorial Gardens, Kansas City, MO
    |  |  |     |   +Unknown
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Craig Foree
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Brian Foree
    |  |  |     |--7-Valoree Fay Foree b. 26 May 1959, MO
    |  |  |         +Stingo
    |  |  |   +Hilda Alice Armstrong b. 2 Feb 1906
    |  |  |--5-Donna Mildred Foree b. 12 Jun 1908, Bonner Springs,
KS, d. 22 Jun
    |  |  |    1990, Simi Valley, CA, bur. Jun 1990, Rose Hills
Cemetery, CA
    |  |  |   +Clarence Agustus Smith b. 3 Aug 1904, Greenwood, KS,
d. 5 Dec
    |  |  |    1969, Whittier, CA, bur. Dec 1969, Rose Hills
Cemetery, CA
    |  |  |  |--6-Clifford Wayne Smith b. 31 Jan 1929, Loring, KS, d.
15 Aug
    |  |  |  |    1986, Whittier, CA, bur. Aug 1986, Rose Hills
Cemetery, CA
    |  |  |  |   +Joanne June Taylor b. 19 Aug 1930, Alameda County,
California
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Bonnie Ellen Smith b. 22 May 1949
    |  |  |  |  |   +Frank DeWayne Ehle b. 20 Dec 1948, Morenei, AZ
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Frank DeWayne Ehle Jr. b. 24 Sep 1970,
Phoenix, Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Nathaniel Jan Ehle b. 24 Sep 1973, Phoenix,
Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Brian Michael Ehle b. 10 Mar 1978, Phoenix,
Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Daniel Augustus Smith b. 23 Apr 1953, Lancaster,
CA
    |  |  |  |  |   +Cindy Lou Madeley b. 3 Sep 1958, Toranto, Canada
    |  |  |  |  |   +Sherry Lynn Green b. 1956, VA
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Daniel Augustus Smith II b. 3 May 1973,
Phoenix,
    |  |  |  |  |  |    Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Christopher Wayne Smith b. 5 Dec 1974, West
Covina, CA
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Robert Wayne Smith b. 26 Jul 1954, Monterey
Park, CA
    |  |  |  |      +Jo Ann Bernard b. 24 Feb 1957, Phoenix, AZ
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Jennifer Lynn Smith b. 8 Aug 1974, Phoenix,
Arizona
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Kriston Nicole Smith b. 9 Aug 1977, Phoenix,
Arizona
    |  |  |  |--6-Robert Arnold Smith b. 4 Jul 1933, Fairmount, mo
    |  |  |  |   +Shirley Ann Lewis b. 1 Jan 1939, CA, d. 20 Dec
2004,
    |  |  |  |    Henderson, Clark Co., NV
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Robert Arnold Smith Jr b. 27 Jul 1958, Alhambra,
CA
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Pam Jean Smith b. 20 Dec 1961, Alhambra, CA
    |  |  |  |      +Edward Romero
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Monica Romero
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Chad Romero
    |  |  |  |--6-Gloria Jean Smith b. 2 Nov 1947, Alhambra, CA
    |  |  |      +James Leroy Balcom b. 17 Feb 1942, Tulsa, OK
    |  |  |     |--7-Sandra Elizabeth Balcom b. 7 Jun 1968, Van Nuys,
CA
    |  |  |     |   +Michael Allen Cowan b. 12 Feb 1968, New Britian,
CT
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Brittney Michelle Cowan b. 29 Sep 1986, Van
Nuys, CA
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Shontine Alexandrea Cowan b. 23 Nov 1990, Van
Nuys, CA
    |  |  |     |   +Shawn Wesley Diehl Sr b. 22 Feb 1972, Bedford, PA
    |  |  |     |--7-Shelli Darlene Balcom b. 26 Mar 1970, Van Nuys,
CA
    |  |  |         +Earl John Babcock III b. 7 Dec 1964, San
Fernando, CA
    |  |  |        |--8-Earl John Babcock IV b. 10 May 1990, Thousand
Oaks, CA
    |  |  |         +Richard Leslie Sebring b. 15 Jun 1960, Van Nuys,
CA
    |  |  |        |--8-Andrew Phillip Sebring b. 17 Jan 2003, West
HIlls, CA
    |  |  |--5-Helen Victoria Foree b. 11 May 1911, Mt. Washington,
MO, d. 30
    |  |  |    Apr 1985, Newberg, Yamhill, OR
    |  |  |   +Hershel Leroy Robinson b. 20 Jul 1906, Neosho Co.
Erie, KS, d. 8
    |  |  |    Nov 1991, Galveston Co. Texas City, TX, bur. Nov 1991
    |  |  |  |--6-Shirley May Robinson b. 14 Feb 1933, Fairmount, mo
    |  |  |  |   +Richard S. Drago b. 8 Dec 1932, NY
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Peggy Lynn Drago b. 12 Nov 1952, Los Angeles, CA
    |  |  |  |  |   +Charles Gregory Bast b. 2 Dec 1950
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Jason Charles Bast b. 22 Dec 1973, Reseda, CA
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Phillip Gregory Bast b. 25 Mar 1976, Granada
Hills, CA
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Toni Lee Drago b. 18 Aug 1954, Los Angeles, CA
    |  |  |  |      +John William Lealos b. 1947, Everett, WA
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Dawn Marie Lealos b. 21 Mar 1975, Northridge,
CA
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Clinton John Lealos b. 20 Mar 1977,
Northridge, CA
    |  |  |  |   +Russell Manning b. 19 May 1931, Akron, Ohio
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Cheryl Kay Manning b. 23 Mar 1956, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |  |  |   +Michael W. Price b. Texas
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Russell Manning Jr. b. 21 Jun 1966, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |  |--6-Robert Leon Robinson b. 18 Apr 1938, Kansas City, MO
    |  |  |      +Barbara Ann Gallucci b. 26 Jan 1940, CT
    |  |  |     |--7-Robert Alan Robinson b. 22 Aug 1957, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |     |   +Lisa Ann Crowell b. 6 Jul 1960
    |  |  |     |--7-Denise Ann Robinson b. 27 May 1960, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |     |   +Douglas Wayne Eagon b. 28 Feb 1959
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Tyler Wayne Eagon b. 25 Jun 1981
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Baby Eagon b. Apr 1982
    |  |  |     |--7-Donald Deon Robinson b. 19 Jun 1969, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |   +Burge
    |  |  |--5-Elizabeth June Foree b. 17 Apr 1926, Loring, KS, d. 15
Apr 2005,
    |  |  |    Tigard, OR, bur. 23 Apr 2005
    |  |      +Everett Marshall Cooley b. 22 Mar 1916, Oblong, IL, d.
14 Sep
    |  |       1996, Newberg, Yamhill, OR, bur. Sep 1996
    |  |     |--6-David Marshal Cooley b. 5 Jan 1947, General
Hospital, Los
    |  |     |    Angeles, CA, d. 5 Jan 1947, General Hospital, Los
Angeles, CA,
    |  |     |    bur. Rose Garden, General Hospital, Los Angeles, CA
    |  |     |--6-David Earl Cooley b. 9 May 1949, General Hospital,
Los
    |  |     |    Angeles, CA, d. 12 Dec 1992, Portland, OR, bur. Dec
1992,
    |  |     |    Portland, OR
    |  |     |   +Susan Northrop b. 5 Aug 1951
    |  |     |   +Marilee
    |  |     |--6-Lorna Christine Cooley b. 3 Aug 1951, General
Hospital, Los
    |  |     |    Angeles, CA
    |  |         +Joseph Manni b. 14 Oct 1942, Tulsa, OK, d. Oct 1990
    |  |        |--7-Sheryl Lynn Manni b. 3 Mar 1963
    |  |        |--7-Joseph Manni b. 6 Nov 1966
    |  |--4-Harvey Ruben Lied b. 20 Dec 1866, Freeport, IL, d. Dec
1907,
    |  |    Moorehead, MN
    |  |   +Unknown
    |  |  |--5-Clyde Lied
    |  |--4-John J. Lied b. 15 Oct 1870, Stephenson Co. Freeport, IL,
d. 21 May
    |  |    1938, Grafton, Ozaukee, WI, bur. May 1938, Grand View
Cemetery
    |  |   +Abbie B.
    |  |--4-Reginna Lied b. 30 Mar 1868, Freeport, IL
    |  |   +Jimmie Lausch d. 9 Oct 1929, bur. Oct 1929
    |  |--4-Mary Louella Lied b. 17 Feb 1871, Freeport, IL, d. 15 Jan
1950,
    |  |    Freeport, IL, bur. Oakland Cemetery, IL
    |  |   +Charles M. Hutchison d. 1938
    |  |  |--5-Elmer Hutchison
    |  |  |   +Unknown
    |  |  |  |--6-Glenn C. Hutchison
    |  |  |--5-Daughter Hutchison
    |  |--4-Edwin Milton Lied b. 4 Jul 1875, Freeport, IL, d. 19 Jul
1915
    |  |   +Unknown
    |  |  |--5-Clarence Lied b. 1908
    |  |      +Unknown
    |  |     |--6-Robert Lied
    |  |     |--6-Gary Lied
    |  |     |--6-Dorothy Lied
    |  |--4-Robert Benjamin Leid b. 19 Oct 1878, Stephenson Co.,
Freeport, IL,
    |  |    d. 1 Dec 1939, Stephenson Co. Freeport, IL
    |  |   +Eva M. Confer
    |  |  |--5-Lloyd E Leid b. 1907, d. 25 Aug 1979, Denver, CO
    |  |  |   +Willie Alma Beatrice Tadlock b. 8 Jul 1914,
Mississippi Co.,
    |  |  |    Dell, AR, d. 24 Oct 1990, Stillwell, OK, bur. 29 Oct
1990,
    |  |  |    Stillwell City Cemetery Stillwell, OK
    |  |  |--5-Harold Leid b. 9 May 1908, Stephenson Co. Freeport,
IL, d. Apr
    |  |  |    1982, Denver, CO
    |  |      +Pauline b. 1 May 1905, d. May 1986
    |  |--4-Elizabeth Ellen Lied b. 11 Mar 1873, Freeport, IL, d. 27
Mar 1932
    |  |   +Zimmerman
    |  |--4-Anna Martha Lied b. 2 Nov 1880, Freeport, IL, d. 21 Mar
1949
    |  |   +Asa Himas Mallot b. 6 Jun 1879
    |  |--4-Sarah Hattie Lied b. 2 Apr 1884, Freeport, IL, d. Sep 1925
    |      +Wright
    |--3-David Jones b. 23 Jun 1839, IL
    |--3-Daniel W. Jones b. 1841, IL
    |--3-Thomas B. Jones b. 3 Feb 1841, Buckeye, Stephenson Co., IL,
d. 26 Dec
    |    1914, Barnes Co., Dazy, N.D., bur. 2 Jan 1915, Modesto, CA
    |   +Susie Deborah Snyder b. 30 Mar 1846, PA, d. 26 May 1911,
Salida, CA,
    |    bur. 28 May 1911, Modesto, CA
    |  |--4-Ralph D. Jones b. 28 May 1874, Buckeye, Stephenson Co., IL
    |--3-Anna M. Jones b. 1847, IL
    |--3-Robert H. Jones b. 1850, IL
    |   +Catherine b. 1852, WI
    |--3-Sarah Jones b. 1843, IL, d. Bef 1880
     +Harriet Harvey Burgess

Thanks, Sandra





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My Great-Great Grandfather was Andrew Jackson Jones, who told his children that
he was born in January of 1830 on the  Allegheney river at Freeport,
Pennsylvania.  Unfortunately, none of them made note of who his parents or
siblings may have been.  I find him in the census as "Jackson" Jones.  He moved
to Kansas in 1879 with his family.

Greg Newby

delsa_68 <delsa_68@...> wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Here is the Jones Line I am researching, if anyone has any
information to add please let me know as I am stuck here.

Descendants of Jones
--------------------
1-Jones
+Unknown
|--2-Robert H. Jones b. 16 Feb 1799, Kent, England, d. 13 Jul 1882,
Buckeye,
|    Stephenson Co., IL, bur. 15 Jul 1882, Cederville Cemetery, IL
     +Mary Harlacher b. 17 Feb 1810, Union City, PA, d. Nov 1859,
Buckeye,
      Stephenson Co., IL
    |--3-Elizabeth (Liz) Jones b. 16 Jan 1843, Buckeye Township,
Illinois, c.
    |    1858, English Lutheran Church, Bellview, IL, d. 26 Oct 1900,
Freeport,
    |    IL, bur. 30 Oct 1900, Cederville Cemetery, IL
    |   +Edwin E. Leid b. 24 Dec 1841, Lancaster, PA, d. 19 Jul 1915,
Freeport,
    |    IL, bur. Jul 1915, Oakland Cemetery, Freeport, IL
    |  |--4-Ida Mae (May) Lied b. 14 Feb 1886, Stephenson Co.
Freeport, IL, d. 4
    |  |    Nov 1974, San Gabriel, CA, bur. 7 Nov 1974, Rose Hills
Cemetery,
    |  |    Whittier, CA
    |  |   +Leonadus E. Foree b. 15 Oct 1880, Kearney, MO, d. 29 Aug
1931,
    |  |    Jackson Co. Fairmount, MO, bur. Wyan Dotte Co. Bonner
Springs KS
    |  |  |--5-Manson Foree b. 23 Nov 1905, Bonner Springs, KS, d. 2
Feb 1992,
    |  |  |    Independence, Jackson, MO, bur. Independence, Jackson,
MO
    |  |  |   +Mary Ellen Smith b. 22 Jan 1909, d. 17 Apr 1958,
Independance,
    |  |  |    MO, bur. Independance, MO
    |  |  |  |--6-Vernon LeRoy Foree b. 15 Mar 1928, Loring, KS, d.
Jun 1969
    |  |  |      +Alleene Willis
    |  |  |     |--7-Vernon Eugene Foree b. 19 Nov 1955,
Independance, MO, d. 27
    |  |  |     |    Jun 2005, Oak Grove, MO, bur. 1 Jul 2005, Floral
Hills
    |  |  |     |    Memorial Gardens, Kansas City, MO
    |  |  |     |   +Unknown
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Craig Foree
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Brian Foree
    |  |  |     |--7-Valoree Fay Foree b. 26 May 1959, MO
    |  |  |         +Stingo
    |  |  |   +Hilda Alice Armstrong b. 2 Feb 1906
    |  |  |--5-Donna Mildred Foree b. 12 Jun 1908, Bonner Springs,
KS, d. 22 Jun
    |  |  |    1990, Simi Valley, CA, bur. Jun 1990, Rose Hills
Cemetery, CA
    |  |  |   +Clarence Agustus Smith b. 3 Aug 1904, Greenwood, KS,
d. 5 Dec
    |  |  |    1969, Whittier, CA, bur. Dec 1969, Rose Hills
Cemetery, CA
    |  |  |  |--6-Clifford Wayne Smith b. 31 Jan 1929, Loring, KS, d.
15 Aug
    |  |  |  |    1986, Whittier, CA, bur. Aug 1986, Rose Hills
Cemetery, CA
    |  |  |  |   +Joanne June Taylor b. 19 Aug 1930, Alameda County,
California
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Bonnie Ellen Smith b. 22 May 1949
    |  |  |  |  |   +Frank DeWayne Ehle b. 20 Dec 1948, Morenei, AZ
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Frank DeWayne Ehle Jr. b. 24 Sep 1970,
Phoenix, Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Nathaniel Jan Ehle b. 24 Sep 1973, Phoenix,
Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Brian Michael Ehle b. 10 Mar 1978, Phoenix,
Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Daniel Augustus Smith b. 23 Apr 1953, Lancaster,
CA
    |  |  |  |  |   +Cindy Lou Madeley b. 3 Sep 1958, Toranto, Canada
    |  |  |  |  |   +Sherry Lynn Green b. 1956, VA
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Daniel Augustus Smith II b. 3 May 1973,
Phoenix,
    |  |  |  |  |  |    Arizonia
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Christopher Wayne Smith b. 5 Dec 1974, West
Covina, CA
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Robert Wayne Smith b. 26 Jul 1954, Monterey
Park, CA
    |  |  |  |      +Jo Ann Bernard b. 24 Feb 1957, Phoenix, AZ
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Jennifer Lynn Smith b. 8 Aug 1974, Phoenix,
Arizona
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Kriston Nicole Smith b. 9 Aug 1977, Phoenix,
Arizona
    |  |  |  |--6-Robert Arnold Smith b. 4 Jul 1933, Fairmount, mo
    |  |  |  |   +Shirley Ann Lewis b. 1 Jan 1939, CA, d. 20 Dec
2004,
    |  |  |  |    Henderson, Clark Co., NV
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Robert Arnold Smith Jr b. 27 Jul 1958, Alhambra,
CA
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Pam Jean Smith b. 20 Dec 1961, Alhambra, CA
    |  |  |  |      +Edward Romero
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Monica Romero
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Chad Romero
    |  |  |  |--6-Gloria Jean Smith b. 2 Nov 1947, Alhambra, CA
    |  |  |      +James Leroy Balcom b. 17 Feb 1942, Tulsa, OK
    |  |  |     |--7-Sandra Elizabeth Balcom b. 7 Jun 1968, Van Nuys,
CA
    |  |  |     |   +Michael Allen Cowan b. 12 Feb 1968, New Britian,
CT
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Brittney Michelle Cowan b. 29 Sep 1986, Van
Nuys, CA
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Shontine Alexandrea Cowan b. 23 Nov 1990, Van
Nuys, CA
    |  |  |     |   +Shawn Wesley Diehl Sr b. 22 Feb 1972, Bedford, PA
    |  |  |     |--7-Shelli Darlene Balcom b. 26 Mar 1970, Van Nuys,
CA
    |  |  |         +Earl John Babcock III b. 7 Dec 1964, San
Fernando, CA
    |  |  |        |--8-Earl John Babcock IV b. 10 May 1990, Thousand
Oaks, CA
    |  |  |         +Richard Leslie Sebring b. 15 Jun 1960, Van Nuys,
CA
    |  |  |        |--8-Andrew Phillip Sebring b. 17 Jan 2003, West
HIlls, CA
    |  |  |--5-Helen Victoria Foree b. 11 May 1911, Mt. Washington,
MO, d. 30
    |  |  |    Apr 1985, Newberg, Yamhill, OR
    |  |  |   +Hershel Leroy Robinson b. 20 Jul 1906, Neosho Co.
Erie, KS, d. 8
    |  |  |    Nov 1991, Galveston Co. Texas City, TX, bur. Nov 1991
    |  |  |  |--6-Shirley May Robinson b. 14 Feb 1933, Fairmount, mo
    |  |  |  |   +Richard S. Drago b. 8 Dec 1932, NY
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Peggy Lynn Drago b. 12 Nov 1952, Los Angeles, CA
    |  |  |  |  |   +Charles Gregory Bast b. 2 Dec 1950
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Jason Charles Bast b. 22 Dec 1973, Reseda, CA
    |  |  |  |  |  |--8-Phillip Gregory Bast b. 25 Mar 1976, Granada
Hills, CA
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Toni Lee Drago b. 18 Aug 1954, Los Angeles, CA
    |  |  |  |      +John William Lealos b. 1947, Everett, WA
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Dawn Marie Lealos b. 21 Mar 1975, Northridge,
CA
    |  |  |  |     |--8-Clinton John Lealos b. 20 Mar 1977,
Northridge, CA
    |  |  |  |   +Russell Manning b. 19 May 1931, Akron, Ohio
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Cheryl Kay Manning b. 23 Mar 1956, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |  |  |   +Michael W. Price b. Texas
    |  |  |  |  |--7-Russell Manning Jr. b. 21 Jun 1966, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |  |--6-Robert Leon Robinson b. 18 Apr 1938, Kansas City, MO
    |  |  |      +Barbara Ann Gallucci b. 26 Jan 1940, CT
    |  |  |     |--7-Robert Alan Robinson b. 22 Aug 1957, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |     |   +Lisa Ann Crowell b. 6 Jul 1960
    |  |  |     |--7-Denise Ann Robinson b. 27 May 1960, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |     |   +Douglas Wayne Eagon b. 28 Feb 1959
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Tyler Wayne Eagon b. 25 Jun 1981
    |  |  |     |  |--8-Baby Eagon b. Apr 1982
    |  |  |     |--7-Donald Deon Robinson b. 19 Jun 1969, Burbank,
California
    |  |  |   +Burge
    |  |  |--5-Elizabeth June Foree b. 17 Apr 1926, Loring, KS, d. 15
Apr 2005,
    |  |  |    Tigard, OR, bur. 23 Apr 2005
    |  |      +Everett Marshall Cooley b. 22 Mar 1916, Oblong, IL, d.
14 Sep
    |  |       1996, Newberg, Yamhill, OR, bur. Sep 1996
    |  |     |--6-David Marshal Cooley b. 5 Jan 1947, General
Hospital, Los
    |  |     |    Angeles, CA, d. 5 Jan 1947, General Hospital, Los
Angeles, CA,
    |  |     |    bur. Rose Garden, General Hospital, Los Angeles, CA
    |  |     |--6-David Earl Cooley b. 9 May 1949, General Hospital,
Los
    |  |     |    Angeles, CA, d. 12 Dec 1992, Portland, OR, bur. Dec
1992,
    |  |     |    Portland, OR
    |  |     |   +Susan Northrop b. 5 Aug 1951
    |  |     |   +Marilee
    |  |     |--6-Lorna Christine Cooley b. 3 Aug 1951, General
Hospital, Los
    |  |     |    Angeles, CA
    |  |         +Joseph Manni b. 14 Oct 1942, Tulsa, OK, d. Oct 1990
    |  |        |--7-Sheryl Lynn Manni b. 3 Mar 1963
    |  |        |--7-Joseph Manni b. 6 Nov 1966
    |  |--4-Harvey Ruben Lied b. 20 Dec 1866, Freeport, IL, d. Dec
1907,
    |  |    Moorehead, MN
    |  |   +Unknown
    |  |  |--5-Clyde Lied
    |  |--4-John J. Lied b. 15 Oct 1870, Stephenson Co. Freeport, IL,
d. 21 May
    |  |    1938, Grafton, Ozaukee, WI, bur. May 1938, Grand View
Cemetery
    |  |   +Abbie B.
    |  |--4-Reginna Lied b. 30 Mar 1868, Freeport, IL
    |  |   +Jimmie Lausch d. 9 Oct 1929, bur. Oct 1929
    |  |--4-Mary Louella Lied b. 17 Feb 1871, Freeport, IL, d. 15 Jan
1950,
    |  |    Freeport, IL, bur. Oakland Cemetery, IL
    |  |   +Charles M. Hutchison d. 1938
    |  |  |--5-Elmer Hutchison
    |  |  |   +Unknown
    |  |  |  |--6-Glenn C. Hutchison
    |  |  |--5-Daughter Hutchison
    |  |--4-Edwin Milton Lied b. 4 Jul 1875, Freeport, IL, d. 19 Jul
1915
    |  |   +Unknown
    |  |  |--5-Clarence Lied b. 1908
    |  |      +Unknown
    |  |     |--6-Robert Lied
    |  |     |--6-Gary Lied
    |  |     |--6-Dorothy Lied
    |  |--4-Robert Benjamin Leid b. 19 Oct 1878, Stephenson Co.,
Freeport, IL,
    |  |    d. 1 Dec 1939, Stephenson Co. Freeport, IL
    |  |   +Eva M. Confer
    |  |  |--5-Lloyd E Leid b. 1907, d. 25 Aug 1979, Denver, CO
    |  |  |   +Willie Alma Beatrice Tadlock b. 8 Jul 1914,
Mississippi Co.,
    |  |  |    Dell, AR, d. 24 Oct 1990, Stillwell, OK, bur. 29 Oct
1990,
    |  |  |    Stillwell City Cemetery Stillwell, OK
    |  |  |--5-Harold Leid b. 9 May 1908, Stephenson Co. Freeport,
IL, d. Apr
    |  |  |    1982, Denver, CO
    |  |      +Pauline b. 1 May 1905, d. May 1986
    |  |--4-Elizabeth Ellen Lied b. 11 Mar 1873, Freeport, IL, d. 27
Mar 1932
    |  |   +Zimmerman
    |  |--4-Anna Martha Lied b. 2 Nov 1880, Freeport, IL, d. 21 Mar
1949
    |  |   +Asa Himas Mallot b. 6 Jun 1879
    |  |--4-Sarah Hattie Lied b. 2 Apr 1884, Freeport, IL, d. Sep 1925
    |      +Wright
    |--3-David Jones b. 23 Jun 1839, IL
    |--3-Daniel W. Jones b. 1841, IL
    |--3-Thomas B. Jones b. 3 Feb 1841, Buckeye, Stephenson Co., IL,
d. 26 Dec
    |    1914, Barnes Co., Dazy, N.D., bur. 2 Jan 1915, Modesto, CA
    |   +Susie Deborah Snyder b. 30 Mar 1846, PA, d. 26 May 1911,
Salida, CA,
    |    bur. 28 May 1911, Modesto, CA
    |  |--4-Ralph D. Jones b. 28 May 1874, Buckeye, Stephenson Co., IL
    |--3-Anna M. Jones b. 1847, IL
    |--3-Robert H. Jones b. 1850, IL
    |   +Catherine b. 1852, WI
    |--3-Sarah Jones b. 1843, IL, d. Bef 1880
     +Harriet Harvey Burgess

Thanks, Sandra





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Eureka! After over 20 years banging my head on the Hook family line I have
finally broken through.  If there is anyone here who needs info on the Hook's
who lived in Crawford and Cherokee counties please feel free to email me. I have
a true genealogy gem tracing back to the norman conquest!

ladygodiva282@...

Peace
TL



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Hello all,  I was born and raised in Wichita, Sedgwick County,
Kansas.  Now I live in Missouri.  Still have family there, but they
have little or no interest in family history, and related events.
My grandmother worked at the Lassen Hotel, 1st and Market, Wichita,
Sedgwick County, Kansas.  My grandmother was in charge of the
housekeeping department. I have a picture of her in her office.  Does
anyone know where I might find more information about the Hotel
Lassen?  And those who worked there.
My grandmother keep one of their old 'Shopping Guide And Guest
Information' Books.  It says it was one of the Schimmel Hotels.  Only
other clues from this book is the AMhurst numbers were used.  If it
may have had a phone book in it at one time.  But it is gone now.
Only has the business part in the front of it.
Thank you, and have a great day!
rosewood581

I was trying to get into some of the Kansas Links and they seem to be
down.

flo

It looks like most of the Kansas Links moved to

http://www.kansasheritage.org/

Steve

--- In kansasheritage@yahoogroups.com, "flo19512003"
<flo19512003@y...> wrote:
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> I was trying to get into some of the Kansas Links and they seem to
be
> down.
>
> flo
>

Hello Im looking for infor regarding McKelvey/McBride/Briard families
in or around the Wabuansee County/ Leavenworth County, KS areas. Also
any information regarding Ingersoll/ LaJoie families around
Leavenworth County. Thanks

Hello everyone! My name is Don and I have been researching my genealogy
since 1999. Most of my relatives settled in northeast kansas in the mid
1800's. I have way too many surmanes to list here but I have a link
that you might like to check out.

If you are related to any of these folks please let me know. I will
gladly share whatever information I have with you.

http://www.godfreypatterson.com/phpgedview/phpGedView-4.0.2-
all/indilist.php

I am looking for any Harbes Family around Junction City Kansas.  My lineage
starts with John & Sena Harbes...Would love to hear from any and all
Laura Teer
laurateer@...