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CHERRY COUNTY CEMETERIES
115
GRANT COUNTY CEMETERIES
115--ll6
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Graduates of Brownell Hall
l16--ll9
CUMING COUNTY, Rock Creek Mill
120
BANNER COUNTY. Pleasant Hill Cemetery
120--121
BANNER COUNTY, Lone Pine News
121--122
BANNER COUNTY, Out of Old Nebraska
122
Beginnings of the Methodist Church in Nebraska
123--124
Early Methodist Ministers
124--128
Bordeau, France Embarkation Camp
128
CASS COUNTY, Directory of Leading Farmers
WASHINGTON COUNTY, Fontenelle Guards
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Omaha Bee's Junior Birthday Book
TREE STUMPS
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128--l30
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Volume IV, No. 4
Submitted by Mrs. Ruth Harms, Kennedy Road Valentine NE 69201
CHERRY CO. CEMETERIES
Shackelford Cemetery
About 1910 a cemetery was laid out on Wes SHACKELFORD's homestead.(Sec. 19, Twn. 27
Rng. 38). Gene FRY, who had had some surveying experience, surveyed the lots out and he was the
first one buried there. His grave is the one on the northeast. There are at least 9 persons
buried there. They are Gene FRY, a RIDGEWAY girl, a Jim MARTIN girl, a woman who lived northeast of Martindale Post Office, Guy JONES' grandmother, Johnnie SNYDER, his father, Joe SNYDER
and Ora KING's new born twins. The cemetery is on the OLO summer range at the extreme north.
As far as I know, there is no marking and the fence has been taken down .... Archie CHURCH.
North County Cemeteries
Graves on ranches north of Hyannis as listed in Grant County Library Cemetery Records: On the
Leo Egan Ranch, Sec. 7 Twn. 25, Rng. 39 Mrs. SWEENEY; On Sec. 32, Twn. 25. Rng. 39 Almond CASTLE
born 12-16-1834, died 11-6-1910, father of Frank CASTLE; On the Plummer Ranch, now known as the
Dumbell two GODFREY children buried near the site of present buildings; Brennemann Ranch, graves
on the Old Farrell Ranch-children of Jim FARRELL, Olive FARRELL 18901896 and Owen FARRELL 18941896.
Old Mason Cemetery
Also known as Stansbie--Perrett Cemetery, located 14 miles north of Ashby on the Leo EGAN Ranch.
Graves listed by name and not as to location in cemetery. Roberta WILSON 2-9-1891; Edithe BUCK
1-9-1895, age 1 mo. 24 days, daughter of Henry and Illa David BUCK. Mrs. Buck, a sister of A. T.
DAVIS; unknown grave; WILSON, perished in a blizzard near the cemetery and buried by early
settlers; W. S. PERRETT 5-6-1831 - 5-6-1911; Maria PERRETT 6-16-1890, parents of F. L. PERRETT:
Louisa E. NEAL 9-14-1867 - 7-2-1894 wife of F. L. PERRETT and mother of Walter PERRETT:' An
infant son and daughter Vivena 6-30-1894 - 8-14-1894, children of F. L. and Louisa E. PERRETT:
An infant son, daughter Marian and son Freddy, children of F. L. and Maria Calahan PERRETT:
James STANSBIE 8-11-1889, 60 years old; Minnie BAUGH Aug. 1889, 1 yr. 7 mo. 16 days; Harold
BAUGH 2-22-1902, aged 3 weeks, 2 days. Children of Dan and Stansbie BAUGH; Nellie JOHNSON 9-291894, 1 yr. 10 mo. 24 days, daughter of Chet and Mary Stansbie JOHNSON: Jane STANSRIE 3-8-1901,
26 yr. 3 mo. 24 days; Several children of Will MASON; SIEGFRIED; Two girls 11 and 13 years old,
parents John and Mary COOMBS.
GRANT CO. CEMETERIES
South County Cemeteries
Graves on ranches south of Hyannis as listed in Grant County Library Cemetery Records: Two
children of Ancel & Carrie CONNER, buried on Vinton Ranch; An infant daughter of George and
Lydia SWIGGART, buried on Vinton Ranch; MALIKOFF infant died 1912, location not listed; Child of
Elaine WRIGHT, buried in Spring Valley on Owen WRIGHT's Timber Claim.
Spring Valley Cemetery
Located on the east side of Spring Valley Lake in a grove of trees is a little cemetery marked
by two gravestones. Three children are buried there. This land, once owned by Ben WRIGHT and
later owned by Merle and Opal (Ben's daughter) REX, is about 20 miles south and east of Hyannis.
The first child that was buried there was Howard Wm. GREEN, the son of Ferris and Elaine GREEN.
(Howard was a half-brother to Lyle WRIGHT) The stone on his grave reads: Our Loved One, Born
July 29, 1923 - Died June 5, 1924. The second baby buried there was Geraldine REX, infant
daughter of Merle and Opal REX, Engraved on her stone is: Our Little One, Born Sept. 28 1930 Died Dec. 27, 1930. The last child to be buried there was the son of Jim and Jewel Latitner.
This baby was still born and the date of burial is uncertain.
Ashby Cemetery
The oldest known graves in the Ashby Cemetery are Mary DUNKEL, 1915; and Anna M. DUNKEL, 1916,
infant daughters of Ollie and John DUNKEL. The graves of BERNETT, 1910 and 1918, were moved to
the BIXBY plot later.
In 1925 a group of Ashby citizens formed the Ashby Cemetery Board. It was filed for record with
the County Clerk on June 29, 1926; it set forth - perpetual trusteeship, annual dues of $5.00,
and holding annual meetings for reports.
NEBRASKA STATE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
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Spring 1982
Volume IV, No. 4
Grant Co. Cemeteries (continued)
The original trustees were J. Y. CASTLE, S. A. FIELDS, Jas. L. OVERMAN, J0 B. KERR and J.
A. DUNKEL. C. W. KREAMER was County Clerk and deputy was Howard LICHTY who were to take care of
the cemetery. In the late 1930s and 1940s the Ashby Women's Club cared for the graves. In 1969
the Ashby community gathered to clean, trim, mow, fix fence and remove the debris. In 1972 one
of the original perpetual trustees, J. Y. CASTLE, came to visit on Labor Day. Known graves were
identified and markers installed.
INDEX OF ASHBY CEMETERY
Plot
Name
36
17
Hugh A. BAIRD
John W. BARNES
15
Maggie E. BARNES
16
12
25
23
24
22
21b
21c
Year of
death
1925
1945
Plot
Name
Alice M. GOSHA
Joyce E. HEBBERT
1925
37
3001
18
1918
1924
1918
1910
1947
1922
1954
1962
35a
35b
34
33
4
27b
26
02
22b
26b
13
19
21
Wesley D. BARNES
Lee BARR (WWI Vet)
James H. BERNETT
Nary Eliza BERNETT
Mary Jane BERNETT
William BERNETT
Curt BIXBY
Orion P. BIXBY
(Cremated)
O'Ryan C. BIXBY
Ima BIXBY
June E. BLOOD
August W. CARLSON
CERVONNI (infant)
1977
1969
1923
1943
19
20
I8b
18c
09
02
5
6
27
29a
28b
29b
28a
36
Max CHRISTENSEN
Melvin CHRISTENSEN
Zella Mae cROUSE
Ella L. (Ollie) DUNKEL
Anna M. DUNKEL
John DUNKEL
Mary M. DUNKEL
Elizabeth ELAM
1942
1930
1933
1923
1916
1960
1915
1918
32
3
2
1
01
28c
13a
Year of
death
1918
1962
Infant son of Alta
HINTON
Ellen E. JOHNSTON
James M. JOHNSTON
Baby boy KERR
Earl KERR
Karl KORTH
Phyliss KNUTH
Lula E. MERRILL
NELSON, Infant
1943
Mary NICE
Ralph M. MOORE
Infant HIBBLER
Harry L. PAIGE
Jack PATTERSON (WWII
Vet)
John RENIK
Anna J. STEVENS
Infant STEVENS
Lorentis J. STEVENS
Margaret A. STEVENS
Andrew JESSEN
Infant dau. of Charlie
& Mary GIBSON
1924
1921
1921
1977
1956
1956
1935
1927
1937
1930
1977
1919
1938
1932
1937
1944
1947
1952
1979
-
8
7
9
10a
10b
Albert C. ELLENWOOD
Luella ELLENWOOD
Anna M. FIELDS
Daisy B. FIELDS
Shelly A. FIELDS
1929
1942
1928
1947
1954
13b
13c
30
31
JENNY, Infant
Adeline E. JENNY
Infant SHARP
LEED's Infant
1925
1925
1949
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Submitted by Pat Downe, 263 Congressional Lane, Rockville, Maryland 20852
GRADUATES OF BROWNELL HALL, 1863-1914 - Douglas Co.
Alumnae
1868
Helen HOYT (Mrs. Horace L. BURR)
Helen M. INGALLS (Mrs. Flemon DRAKE)
1871
Nellie CLARKSON (Mrs. F. H. DAVIS)
Ida Virginia CLEGG (Mrs. George TIIDEN)
Nellie FLINT
1872
Idalyn GWYER (Mrs. Willis YATES)
1873
Fanny M. CLARK (Mrs. Philip POTTER
Edith CLARK (Mrs. Allan FLEMING)
Minnie R. WILSON
1874
Mellona M. BUTTERFIELD
NEBRASKA STATE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
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1875
Anna HAYDEN (Mrs. Ashbel PATTERSON)
Carrie J. LAKE (Mrs. Jay MORTON)
Caroline L. McNAMARA (Mrs. S. D. BARKALOW)
1876
May CAMPBELL (Mrs. John C. CHADWICK)
Meliora S. HALL (Mrs. T. L. RINGWALT)
Jessie MASON (Mrs. Fred Harris)
Ella WHITE (Mrs. George JONES)
1877
Josie GOODALE (Mrs. W. T. PRICE)
Mary A. TOWNSEND
1880
Carrie BENNETT (Mrs. F. H. WILSON)
May DUNDY (Mrs. E. W. LEE)
Spring 1982
Volume IV, No. 4
Graduates of Brownell Hall (continued)
Alumnae
1880 (cont.)
Margaret Z. MAXWELL
Jean MORTON (Mrs. Joseph CUDAHY)
Fannie WALL (Mrs. F. C. WAXELY)
1881
Grace MASON (Mrs. Hiland WHEELER)
Lettie M. WELCH
Henrietta WILSON (Mrs. Daniel BOUGHTON)
1882
Mamie AMBROSE (Mrs. F. C. REVINIUS)
Susan HAGER
Mary L. WAGGONER (Mrs. G. W. LOOMIS)
Florence WARE (Mrs. R. S. HALL)
1883
Caroline DINSMORE
Margaret WILSON
1884
Oslie M. K. ABBOTT
Jennie COOPER (Mrs. George L. WHITTIAM)
Lulu CREMER (Mrs. George GRISWOLD)
Fannie M. LATHAN (Mrs. Van BUSKIRK)
Anna J. THOMAS
Anna WILSON (Mrs. J. D. McDONALD)
1885
Hattie DREW (Mrs. Wm. TRUMAN)
Daisy M. REESE (Mrs. Charles SANFORD)
1891
Amy Frances BARKER (Mrs. C. W. MARTIN)
Edith BRANT (Mrs. John C. DREXEL)
Irene LABAGH (Mrs. Charles E. SMITH)
Mary LIONBERGER
Mary E. SCOTT (Mrs. C. W. PIERCE)
Carrie M. THOMAS (Mrs. Henry S. WOOLFENDER)
Este].la THORPE (Mrs. Alfred Knee land SMITH)
1892
Pearl BARNES (Mrs. BOYLE)
Abba Willard BOWEN
Jessie CONWAY
Naomi EVERTS (Mrs. John W. TOWLE)
Madge MEANS (Mrs. TOLAND)
Mary MURPHY (Mrs. A. L. CONKLIN)
Hattie May ORCUTT (Mrs. BERRY)
Maud Anna PARSONS
1893
Edith ABBOTT
Ellen M. BAIRD (Mrs. Paul PATTON)
Edna ELMER
Louise RHEEM
1894
Sarah H. BOWEN (Mrs. C. H. YOUNG)
Katherine D. COLLINS
Anna COUCHMAN (Mrs. Henry ROBERTS)
Leila SHEARS (Mrs. Albert KOCH-ANDRIANNO)
1886
Emma FRIED (Mrs. W. S. CHAMBERS)
Ada McBRIDE (Mrs. G. W. SELLERS)
Ida WIGGENHORN (Mrs. W. Arthur MEYER)
Florence YATES (Mrs. George VOSS)
1887
Florence AYERS (Mrs. George CARTER
Flora CASTELLAR (Mrs. George J. NASH
Mary GANDY (Mrs. A. T. TIMMERNAN)
Elizabeth HALL (Mrs. Oscar FUNKE)
Alta May ROYCE (Mrs. George Cassells SMITH)
Cornelia THOMAS (Mrs. John HALL)
1888
Bell BUCKWORTH (Mrs. Cal. DIAMOND)
Lucy BURGESS
Leola C. CARTER (Mrs. Newton BARKALOW)
Minnie COMFORT (Mrs. EDIE)
Carlotte E. CRAWFORD
May CRAWFORD
Ethel DAVENPORT
1889
Blance BUCKWORTH
Louie B. ROE
1890
Winifred BEASLEY
Kate E. DRAKE
Angeline HANSEN (Mrs. John L. NEBLE)
Maude L. HAYWARD (Mrs. J. B. WATKINS)
Lulu LORINC (Mrs. A. D. ANNIS)
Mamie RAINBOLT (Mrs. W. H. BUCHOLZ)
Jessie M. TISHUE (Mrs. Will LONGWORTHY)
Mary E. COUCHMAN (Mrs. ARNOLD)
Elizabeth McCRACKEN
1895
Flora Jane BESLEY (Mrs. Roland SPENCER)
Winifred M. CATTLE (Mrs. Byron R. NEWTON)
Charlotte DIEBOLD (Mrs. Steven LANGWORTHY)
1896
Helen Morgan BURNHAM (Mrs. J. B. LEWIS)
May Alice HETZEL (Mrs. Joseph V. DAVIS)
Mary Isabel RICE (Mrs. Fred RADCLIFFE)
1897
Lillian McCRACKEN
Alice NELSON
Edith SMITH (Mrs. Clarence Richmond DAY)
1901
Luree BEEMER
Laura CAMPBELL (Mrs. George W. LANDER)
Verenice COCHRAN (Mrs. George W. EGAN)
Hope HANCHETT
Susie L. ROBB
Minnie STORZ (Mrs. Edgar A. HIGGINS)
1902
Olga LAMHOFER (Mrs. George CHARTERS)
1903
Alice FRENCH (Mrs. Oliver CARPENTER)
Elizabeth GOODELL
1904
Helen DAVIS (Mrs. Walter ROBERTS)
Isabelle FRENCH (Mrs. George W. JOHNSTON)
Gertrude GRAVES
Katheryne G. McCLANAHAN
Edith M. PATRICK (Mrs. Myles STANDISH)
Olive PATTERSON
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Volume IV, No. 4
Graduates of Brownell Hall (continued)
Alumnae
1904 (cont.)
Mabel PERRY (Mrs. Wm. MICKEL)
Maud PERRY (Mrs. Howard BARNARD)
Alice POTTER
Josephine ROCHE
1905
Belle BRYANT
Muriel CATTLE (Mrs. W. H. PACKARD)
Katherine Lee GRABLE
Katherine KILPATRICK
Helen REMGAN (Mrs. Ralph SHEPHARDSON)
Dorothy RINGWALT
Marcia WEBBER
1906
Carolyn BARKALOW
Bess BAUM (Mrs. John ROUSE)
Margaret BRUCE
Shirley CASTETTER
Florence CATTLE
Gwendolyn CATTLE
1908 (cont.)
Pauline MILLS (Mrs. W. H. TEMPLE, Jr.)
Mary MELLOR
Aurel MURTEY
Carrie PATRICK
Fanny PUTCAMP
Annie ROGERS
Nettie WATTLES
1909
Eunice ARTHUR
Louise BARNARD
Vera BENSON (Mrs. James LOVE)
Ethel BICKFORD
Elizabeth BRUCE
Margaret BUCKLEY
Mary BUCKLEY
Maude BUTLER
Mildred BUTLER
Margaret DOUGLAS (Mrs. Edwin TURNER)
Lela M. PARIS
Jean CUDAHY (Mrs. Frank WILHELM)
Edith FISHER
Annie C. FRY
Elsie FUNKHOUSER
Mona KLOKE (Mrs. Louis CLARKE)
Ada OSTRANDER
Louise PECK (Mrs. D. BARKALOW)
Mary RICHARDSON
Letta ROHRBAUGH (Mrs. J. C. CHAPMAN)
Ethel TAYLOR
Elizabeth WHITTMAN
Eleanor WILLIMAN
Louise YIELLS (Mrs. E. B. LEFFERTS)
1907
Charlotte FIKE
Alice FRY
Lela GALLOWAY
Margaret GUTHRIE
Evange line ROMAN
Alice Cary McGREW (Mrs. Wilson AUSTIN)
Elizabeth McMILLAN
Denna MELICK (Mrs. J. C. SWETZENBERG)
Dorothy MORGAN (Mrs. Ralph PETERS)
Gladys PETERS
Elizabeth PICKENS
Ruth RAINEY
Alice L. TROXELL (Mrs. Cyrus BOWMAN)
Gwendolyn WHITE
1908
Ethel ANDERSON
Margaret BUSCH
Carnelita CHASE
Perle EDDY
Helen FORBES (Mrs. McPHERSON)
Zoe FRIES
Gladys GRAHAM (Mrs. Joseph BARINA)
Gladys IMPREY
Grace JACKSON
Margaret KOEHLER
Mary LANNING
Dorothy HALL
Helen HALLER (Mrs. Wilfred ARNDT)
Ruth HAMMER (Mrs. Harold PRITCHETT)
Ethel IRWIN
Helen KOEHLER
Stella LOVE
Dora McGURK
Evelyn V. PARK (Mrs. Guy C. CONGDON)
Bernice STEWART (Mrs. George PORTER)
Marguerite STOWITTS
Amy THOMAS (Mrs. DICKINSON)
Jessie THOMAS
Hattie WELLER
Irma WILLING
1910
Lois Majorie ALLEMAN (Mrs. Louis ATKINS)
Katherine M. BEESON
Myrna M. BOYCE
Mary Alice CARTER
Margaret T. CATTLE
Mabel Irene CLARKE
Frances P. DAMRON
Ida Rowena DARLOW
Irma M. DOUGLAS
Janet Ellen HALL
Ethel K. HOLMQUIST
Catherine F. THUMMEL
Helen Sylvig HUNTER
Ida Belle JONES (Mrs. Boyd BLAKEMAN)
Violet Carl JOSLYN (Mrs. T. W. MAGOWAN)
Helen Marguerite MATTERS
Zoe MELLOR (Mrs Stanley HOFFMAN)
Evelyn Bess MILLER
Stella MULLIGAN
Daphne E. PETERS
Hazel RUMSEY
Helen Edith SMITH
Margaret SPARGO
Estella Belle STEPHENS
Olga A. STORZ
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GRADUATES OF BROWNELL HALL, 1863--1914, DOUGLAS County, NE
Alumnae
1911
Bessie Willifer CATTLE
Nona Ruth COTTERMAN
Bertha DICKEY (Mrs. Blomfield BROWN
Catherine HUFFMAN
Perna JACKSON
Ava G. JOHNSON
Helen Elaine LETT (Mrs. R.L. TODD)
Mildred I. MILES
Alma Brooks SEYMOUR
Ruth STREITZ
Ruth WALES
Glenn WAY
1913 (cont.)
Genevieve BROOKS
Eva Gertrude HALL
Alice Lucile JAQUITH
Trenna Marie CHAMBERLAIN
Bess DICKINSON
Gertrude DRAPER
Hannah Elizabeth FORBES
Fern Irene GILBERT
Gladys Martin KINDRED
Charlotte Eva MELLOR
Marion Ruth TOWLE
Florence Ruth WALKER
1912
Alice Lucile BACON
Helen BLAKE
Harriet COPLEY
Halcyon COTTON
Mary Alice DUVAL
Margaret FUGITT
Anne Millard GIFFORD
Frances Eunice HOCHSTETLER
Stella Margaret HOLMQUIST
Eleanor JOHNSON .
Eleanor MACKAY
Pauline PAUL
Margaret Louise SALLADIN
Stella Louise THUMMEL
1913
Mabel Latham ALLEN
1914
Ruth Allen BEECHER
Elizabeth Hartwell DAVIDSON
Lydia Emma DAWSON
Helen Louise EASTMAN
Mary Etta HIGINBOTHAM
Ruth Leavitt HOWELL
Jean Margaret HUNTER
Dorothy Stockett KNITTLE
Frances NEBLE
Dorothy SMITH
Margery Violet SMITH
Mildred Marion TODD
Naomi Everts TOWLE
Helen Eugenie VAN DUSEN
Isabel VINSONHALER
Eliza Belle YOUNG
Bishops
Rt. Rev. Joseph Curikshank TALBOT, D.D., 1860-1865 Founder
Rt. Rev. Robert Harper CLARKSON, D. C., 1865-1884
Rt. Rev. George WORTHINGTON, S.T.D., LL.D., 1885-1908
Rt. Rev. Arthur Liewellyn WILLIAMS, S.T.D., 1908
Heads of School
Rev. O.C. DAKE, Rector, 1863
Mrs. Louise R. UPTON, Principal,1898-1901
Rev. Isaac HAGAR, Rector, 1864
Miss Euphan Washington MACRAE, Principal,
Rev. Samuel HERMANN, Rector, 1864-1869
1901-1909
Miss Elizabeth BUTTERFIELD, Principa, 1869-1871 Miss Edith Dearborn MARSDEN, Principal,
Mrs. P.C. HALL, Principal, 1871-1876
1909-1911
Rev. Robert DOHERTY, Chaplain, 1874-1876
Miss Euphemia JOHNSON, Principal, 1911Rector, 1876-1897
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Submitted by Mrs. Belva Maichow Walker 11907 Cobblestone, Houston, Texas 77024
The following article appeared in the West Point Republican on June 24, 1937. It was written by
Miss Norma Kuester, now Mrs. Hugo Malchow of Wisner, NE. She was then a school teacher in
District 4 where the old mill was located.
ROCK CREEK MILL - Cuming Co.
Rock Creek Mill, or Lambrecht's Mill, which was located northwest of the present site of Beemer,
was once a popular community and business center; in fact, in pioneer times, a center that bid
fair to become the site of a city of more than passing importance.
It was built in 1865 and furnished with machinery and other equipment brought from Council
Bluffs, Iowa. Grain was brought to it from far and near some of it hauled from the Platte river
valley some 200 miles, to be ground into flour.
It was a combined saw and grist mill and it continued in constant use on its original site for
over 20 years. It was run by water power, which was secured by a dam in Rock Creek. This dam was
a cause for constant concern during periods of high water in the spring. It was no uncommon
thing for all the neighbors to be called in to rebuild the dam after a time of flood water. It
was made of brush and dirt.
Nothing remains of the original mill. A stump or two mark the site, but give no hint of its
former grandeur and importance in a land of most primitive means of handicraft and every day
work.
In 1886 it was replaced by the mill, which is pictured with this story. This building was used
for the milling business until 1891. In the picture the elderly man standing on the platform is
August LAMBRECHT, owner and builder of the Rock Creek Mill. The other people in the picture are
now unknown. The mill faced south and the creek goes through to the north of the building.
In 1891 Beemer had become accepted as the central town of the county and the center of business
activity for the secion (sic) and the mill was then moved into it. Mr. and Mrs. LAMBRECHT
retired to Beemer, which was their home the remainder of their lives.
Mr. and Mrs. LAMBRECHT grew up in Germany and were married there in 1846. They came to America
in 1854 and lived in Watertown, Wise. for nine years before coming to Nebr. and settling on Rock
Creek in 1863.
Mr. and Mrs. LAMBRECHT came overland with ox teams and they homesteaded on the farm on Rock
Creek in Elkhorn township. Their capital on arriving here consisted of $75 in cash. The family
lived in a dugout for a year, taking possession of that comfortable but lowly structure March 4,
1864. The first meal served Mr. LAMBRECHT in the new earthen residence was shared with six
Indians who continued friendly with their host all through his business career.
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Submitted by Vivian Travis, Rt. 1, Box 68, Dix, NE 69133
Source:
Banner County News, Harrisburg, NE, Thursday June 7, 1934
PLEASANT HILL CEMETERY
One of the pioneer cemeteries of Banner County, the Pleasant Hill cemetery at Hull (also called
the Hull Cemetery), is rich in pioneer history. The following account of some of the burials in
that cemetery is from an article in a recent Nebraska History magazine, written by Mrs. J. A.
GEORGE of Lyman, Ne. The Nebraska History magazine is a publication of the Nebraska State
Historical Society.
The cemetery at Hull, known as the Pleasant Hill cemetery, was laid out 1888 by T. D. DEUTSCH
and Alex BOOKWALTER, a civil engineer from Kimball. The first person buried there was Mrs.
Alfred CALDERWOOD. About 1895 the G.A.R. Post at Hull decided they would like to honor their
comrades lying in unknown graves. As times were hard then as now, a monument was out of the
question, but nothing daunted the pioneers. A mound of sod about 4 feet in diameter and 3 feet
in height was made, decorated with wild flowers in honor of the unknown soldiers. A year or two
later a monument of inch boards, painted white with black lettering was made by the members of
the post. This served until the spring of 1933 when contributions by the many people interested
made it possible to erect a monument of Georgis marble 5 feet high, of regular size and width,
gray in color, smooth on the front and rough on 3 sides, bearing the
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following inscriptions: "To our unknown soldiers of all wars; united in glory, re-united by
death, 'tis the duty of soldiers, 'tis the fate of the brave"
The following Civil War Union soldiers are buried in Pleasant Hill cemetery: Orange J. BAILEY,
George WIECK, John WILSON, A. M. STODDARD, John H. SLINGBAUM, Levi B. SPEAR, Simon RITCHIE, 16th
Ill. Vol. Inf. with Sherman. J. S. RICE who was one of the pioneer storekeepers at Dorrington, a
P,O. long since discontinued. Clark B. WHIPPLE, Postmaster at Dorrington. George ADCOCK, who
when he was discharged in 1865 from Army came to this section and was one of the early cowboys.
Hiram ARMAN who died shortly after family arrived here in 1886 and was first buried on his
homestead but was the 2nd person buried in cemetery. Dr. David C. TREMAIN who was the pioneer
doctor of this section and with his saddle bags and white horse brought relief from suffering in
many homes of the early settlers. He was a man of noble Christian character and always ready to
go where duty called, regardless of the weather. He continued to practice until death called
1906. A loading station on branch line of U.P. is named for him. Warren SALISBURY who was Color
Bearer in the Army was at the Decoration Day services. He was also one of the early mail
carriers, at one time carrying the mail from Harrisburg to Gering vis Dorrington, Hull, Granger,
Mingo and Mitchell, changing horses enroute. Later he carried mail enroute from Alliance to
Gering and on his last route from Harrisburg to Hull. Moses W. LOOP was the 2nd Postmaster at
Hull, and James FOREMAN. This completes the list of Veterans buried at Pleasant Hill.
The following are some of the early settlers: D. L. LaGRANGE a brother to men whom the town of
LaGrange, Wyo. was named. Catherine KESSLER, wife of John KESSLER of LaGrange. Mr. Kessler is
one of the earliest settlers of this section. MR NICHOLAS lost his life trying to help fight a
prairie fire which swept the area in Spring 1888. The following women were members of W.R.C. at
Hull: Martha SALISBURY, Martha BAILEY, Esther WHIPPLE, Sadie SPEAR, Susan RITCHIE, Cordelia
LOOP, Hettie FOREMAN. I cannot give these women a record of any sort except to say they were
always ready to help in times of sickness or distress, in fact taking the place of nurses,
always ready to lend a hand where and when needed. I have merely dipped lightly into the lives
of those who are sleeping on Pleasant Hill. I only wish I might tell the stories of selfsacrifice and loving deeds committed by them, and their will to carry on through tragedies and
the comedies of their lives. It seems as though many times the former came oftenest. But they
forgot the tragedies and laughed at the comedies.
Banner County News, Harrisburg, NE, Thursday March 18, 1937
LONE PINE NEWS
It is now 51 years ago since the first permanent settler located on this end of the divide. It
was James Henry McLATCHEY who located on a homestead and tree claim on the N1/2 Sec 6-17-53 in
the spring of 1886. According to his own statement he was born and raised in Nova Scotia. When
he was a young man he went to sea and became a sailor, but how long he was before the mast I
cannot remember him saying. However, he lived at different places until he finally drifted to
this breezy country and engaged in farming and stockraising like the rest of us. At first he
lived with his family in a cave, but as soon as he possibly could, built a substantial log house
as there was quite a lot of pine logs here in the hills those days, although it was a lot of
hard work to cut them and get them home and trim in proper shape for the buildings. A year or so
after Mr. McLATCHEY came here Charles TROWBRIDGE and his mother came here and located on the
S1/2 of the same section. A few years afterwards they sold their homesteads to McLLATCHEY so he
became the owner of the whole section. Mrs. TROWBRIDGE also had a tree claim in Sec 12-17-54,
now owned by J. G. JOHNSON who lives in the same section. In Dec. 1890 Mrs. McLATCHEY passed
away shortly after giving birth to twin boys who were named Roy and Ray. She was buried on top
of the bill just south of our school house, but about 10 or 11 years later, on Xmas day, the
remains were dug up and re-interred in the Lone Pine cemetery. Mr. McLATCHEY was left with 8
children, all at hone except his oldest daughter, Ida, who was teaching school. The others in
order as near as I can remember are: Annie, Maud. Mabel, Alice, Walter, Roy, and Ray. The twins
were taken care of temporarily by Mrs. McLATCREY'S sister who lived at Lexington, NE and was
here during the last days Mrs. McLATCHEY lived. A year or two later Mr. McLATCHEY remarried a
widow, Mrs. Ella PORTER, who taught school here one term and who proved herself a splendid
stepmother to this brood of children. Later she became the mother to 3 children of her own while
the family lived here: Florence, May and James. Early in the spring of 1900 McLATCHEY'S house
burnt down, but most of the contents were saved. The
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same year or following Mr. McLATCHEY with his family and household goods and some of his
livestock moved to Alabama; and his son-in-law, Newton HOGUEWOOD, who married Annie, leased and
worked the farm a year or two. By the way, John FADEN married Mrs. McLATCHEY's sister, Clara
VANVLEET; and Byron VANVLEET, their brother, married Mr. McLATCHEY's oldest daughter, Ida. These
two families went to Arkansas and located, but if they are still there or not I do not know. Mr.
McLATCHEY traded off his farm here to one Mr. TURNER of Aurora, Ill., who in turn sold it to C.
W. JOHNSON who's estate is still the owner.
After living in Alabama a couple of years or so, Mr. McLATCHEY moved to Woonsocket, S.D. where
he and his sons engaged in farming and stockraising. Also owning a ranch in Montana where his
son Walter lives, the last I heard. Ray, one of the twins, was killed from the effect of a kick
of a horse. Roy was here on a visit a few years ago which I mentioned at the time. Mr. McLATCHEY
passed away a number of years ago as was mentioned in these columns, but if Mrs. McLATCHEY is
still alive I do not know. Where the balance of the family are located at the present time I do
not know. While the family was still living here, Maud passed away at Lexington in the early
90s. I was told that another son was born to the McLATCHEY's shortly after they moved to
Alabama, but did not learn his name. This ends my reminiscence of the first homesteader in this
neighborhood.
Banner County News, Harrisburg, NE, Thursday December 19 1946
OUT OF OLD NEBRASKA
by James C. Olson
As the Union Pacific pushed across the plains it became necessary to place Forts along the way
to protect the construction crews from the Indians, who opposed the invasion of their hunting
grounds by the iron horse with all their power. By 1867 the rails had reached into the Nebraska
Panhandle, and in December of that year--just 79 years ago this month--the Army established
Sidney Barracks at the site of the present town of Sidney, seat of Chayenne (sic) County.
Fort Sidney, as it came to be called, was never a large post, and its history is somewhat
overshadowed by the development of Sidney itself, which during the 70's had the reputation of
being one of the wildest towns in the wild and wooly west. Indeed, the story goes that at one
time there was so much shooting on the streets that the Union Pacific ran its trains through the
town without stopping.
Buildings were not constructed at the post until almost 2 years after its establishment, and
Sidney Barracks was never a fort in the technical sense of the word. It appears primarily to
have been a distribution point for troops and supplies. Some of the troops who had taken part in
the Powder River expedition were sent there, and for a time, Major Frank NORTH and his Pawnee
Scouts camped near the post. While Major NORTH was there, his old friend, Buffalo BILL
occasionally came over from his home in North Platte to hunt jackrabbits. Bill apparently was
quite a favorite with the troops.
Fort Sidney was quite a garden spot, largely as the result of an early experience in irrigation.
The officer who located the post had dammed Lodge Pole Creek and conveyed the water to the area
in an open ditch, which flowed in front of each house, the barracks, and the stables. Trees were
planted along the streets, giving the fort the appearance of a park.
There appears to have been a difference of opinion as to the influence of the soldiers upon life
in the town of Sidney. The Buffalo County Sum at Kearney once quoted the Omaha Bee as saying
that when pay day cane the soldiers, "usually carmined the town," frequently waging battles with
the freighters in which bloodshed was not unusual.
A rare old pamphlet, put out at one time by the Chayenne County Real Estate Association gives an
altogether different view; "The post, with its fine buildings, dense shade trees, gentlemanly
officers, and well-kept grounds, upon which daily concerts are given by the Military Band, make
it a delightful addition to the town."
In any event, it is apparent that not all of the soldier's time was taken up fighting Indians.
It is not clear from the records available just when the troops abandoned the fort, but for a
number of years after their departure it was kept in excellent condition. Finally, in 1899, when
the Burlington joined the Union Pacific at Sidney, the buildings were auctioned off, and the
parade ground was cut into streets.
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Author: Velma Cooper, Rt. 1, Decatur, NE 68020
BEGINNINGS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH IN NEBRASKA
The actual formal start of Methodism in NE took place in the following manner: On June 3,
1854 Bishop E. R. AMES wrote to the Rev. W. H. GOODE, D.D., who was the presiding elder of the
South Bend district in Indiana, asking him to go from Indiana to NE to ascertain the need for
Methodist ministers in NE, and where they were needed. Thus, four days after the Kansas-NE
bill and four months before organization of the Territorial government, the Methodist Church
had appointed one of her best men to go in person to NE.
At that time, Dr. GOODE was age 50 or over. Five days later, on June 8 he left Richmond,
Indiana, by team and wagon and in four weeks arrived in Kansas which was to be his headquarters
because there were more settlers there. Dr. GOODE reached NE late in July. He had been ill in
Kansas and was very severely ill for nine days on his way to NE. Because he was not strong
enough to handle his carriage and horses, he sold them, disposed of his equipment, and returned
to St. Joseph, Missouri where he took passage on the stage for Council Bluffs.
Dr. GOODE left the stage at Oregon (a settlement in Missouri), obtained a horse in order to ride
west to the Missouri River. He arrived at the cabin of Colonel ARCHER, a Tennessee Methodist,
who took Dr. GOODE across the Missouri River the following day. They went up the Nemaha a little
way, and he was in NE Territory for the first time on July 29, 1854. There were no settlers
there, so Dr. GOODE went back across the Missouri with Colonel ARCHER. Dr. GOODE again rode the
stage going to a point across the river from Old Fort Kearney (Nebraska City), where he left the
stage and again crossed the Missouri into NE.
The site of Old Fort Kearney had been a military post until the troops were moved 200 miles up
the Platte River. There was a substantial blockhouse, one old log dwelling, the remains of a set
of "rude, temporary barracks." There was a single frame shanty there with a few goods, and a
single settler and his family in the old fort cabin--Major DOWNS. Major DOWNS was interested in
Dr. GOODE's mission. He took down his city plat and marked off some lots which he donated to the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Dr. GOODE recrossed the Missouri, returned to Sidney, Iowa, and again took the stage reaching
Council Bluffs the next day. There he rested for a day before crossing the Missouri to the
village of Omaha which was being laid out at that time. Rev. GOODE went on down the river to
spend Sunday, August 6 with Rev. Wm. HAMILTON of the Presbyterian Church at Bellevue. Rev. GOODE
preached his first sermon in NE that day.
The next week he returned to Council Bluffs and returned to his home in Indiana, going by stage
to Rock Island and from there he traveled by train.
After this preliminary survey and his report, Rev. GOODE was commissioned to be superintendent
of missions in Kansas and NE. By December of 1854 he had been in Kansas again for a month. In
early December he was on his way to NE, traveling on horseback, his usual means of travel in
wintertime. Because it was often difficult to find food for him and/or his horse, he carried
some corn and provisions. His first horse became lame. Dr. Goode obtained a second horse which
became so sick that he had to get a third horse.
There was so much ice in the river that the regular ferry had been abandoned, so Dr. GOODE
crossed the river in a skiff in order to get to Nebraska City where he planned to preach on the
Sabbath.
Major DOWNS' hotel was so crowded that Dr. GOODE went to the cabin of the pastor, W. G. GAGE
which was in the brush some distance from the hotel. Since it was after dark, Dr. GOODE had
great difficulty getting to the cabin parsonage.
The first quarterly meeting in NE Territory was held the next day, Sunday, in one of the rooms
of the hotel (December 1854). No class had been organized; the pastor was absent; hotel guests
who were not interested in church services caused much confusion. But it was the first quarterly
meeting of the Methodist Church in NE Territory.
Dr. GOODE had planned to go to Omaha too because there was no pastor there. However, his
problems with finding horses caused him to decide against going on to Omaha and, instead, to
return home.
In that winter of 1854 there were few actual settlers, but many men had been in NE to look
around and to stake off their claims. These men had returned to their homes, planning to bring
their families with them when they returned in the Spring.
Dr. GOODE published a call in the Advocate for Methodist pastors to come to NE. W. D.
GAGE was assigned to Nebraska City in 1854, and was the only one in the Territory. There were
enough volunteers answering the call to supply the needs. Dr. GOODE, being from Indiana,
apparently obtained many ministers from his home state. He had pastors in NE at all the
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strategic places before there were organized groups for churches.
Later, in 1859, Dr. GOODE left home on February 3, 1859 to do the northern portion of his fourth
round of quarterly meetings. Thursday, February 9, was his last day at Takamah. At home, his
wife became ill that day and died before he arrived back home on about February 15.
EARLY METHODIST MINISTERS
William D. Gage
William D. GAGE was born in 1803 in Pennsylvania. He was orphaned at age 6, learned the
shoemaking trade, worked at that trade until age 21, then became a Methodist minister, serving
as a minister till 1856. He had served for 26 years in the ministry in New York, Illinois,
Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas, before being appointed, at age 50, to the Nebraska City Mission.
He settled at Old Fort Kearney (Nebraska City) in 1853, becoming the first Methodist pastor in
NE.
W. D. GAGE married Miss Sarah SCHOONMAKER at Flatbush, New York January 1, 1832, and they had
seven children, all girls. Mrs. Gage died in 1862 leaving three daughters--the other four
daughters had died earlier.
The Nebraska City Mission included all the settlements extending north along the river as far as
Rock Bluffs. The first Methodist class in NE was formed as early as March 1855 in the Morris
neighborhood. The first Sunday school organized a month or two later. That settlement was
distinctively Methodist, with ten Methodist heads of families who were there as early as 1853,
bringing their families in 1854. Thomas ASHLEY was also a part of this group, and he was
converted at the second camp meeting held in NE, in that neighborhood, in August 1857, two or
three miles southwest of Rock Bluffs.
William D. GAGE was chaplain of the first NE legislature, was treasurer of Otoe County in 185556, and was a county commissioner in Cass County in 1857. He died at the home of a daughter,
Mrs. BAILEY, at Weeping Water, NE, November 20, 1885. Another daughter, Mrs. J. W. BARNES, lived
at Tecumseh.
The home of Thomas B. ASHLEY was the place in which the first sermon ever delivered in Cass
County was heard; this was in October 1854. The preacher was a local preacher, Abram (or
Abraham) TOWNER. This group of people at Rock Bluffs were earnest Methodists and immediately
started having prayer and class meetings, with an occasional preaching service. These were in
the cabins of the settlers.
The first Methodist Church building constructed in NE Territory was dedicated November 1856 at
Nebraska City.
John B. Maxfield
NE Conference was held April 4, 1861 at Nebraska City, the first in which Kansas and NE held
separate conferences. In 1856 there had been 197 Methodists in NE. In 1861 NE Methodists had two
districts, with 19 charges, and 1,344 members and probationers.
At the 1861 conference, John B. MAXFIELD was received "on trial." Rev. John B. MAXFIELD, D.D.,
was born in Syracuse, New York, February 24, 1833. He was converted at a revivial meeting in
Knox County Ohio in February 1856. In 1857 he went to Kansas and soon came to NE. He was
severely ill for nearly a year then decided to become a minister. He joined the NE Conference on
trial in 1861. He was first a junior preacher on the Beatrice circuit with Rev. Joel MASON as
senior preacher.
Maxfield's next charge was the De Soto circuit in 1862. In 1863 MAXFIELD was received into the
conference, ordained a deacon, and appointed to the Decatur charge. He had made only one round
on this circuit when he was appointed superintendent of the Pawnee Indian manual labor school at
Genoa, NE, where he remained for four years.
Mrs. Robert ASHLEY, a faithful member at Decatur, wrote, "In 1863, Rev. J. B. MAXFIELD was sent
to be our pastor. He made his home with us. After staying less than three months, he was
transferred to Pawnee Reservation, and we were left without a pastor. Brother MAXFIELD was
appreciated in Decatur; he was a powerful preacher. We held services in a small schoolhouse, and
every one attended. There was a warm feeling for him in the entire community, and his removal
caused great consternation." The circuit was supplied by Joel MASON for the rest of that year.
Dr. MAXFIELD was described in Morton's History of Nebraska as being a preacher who "has had few
equals and no superiors in the history of Nebraska Methodism." MAXFIELD was also described as a
"masterful personality," a "born leader of man," and he had executive ability.
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He was the first president of Nebraska Central College, was a member of the first board of
regents, and helped organize the University of NE, and was a member of the commission that
organized Nebraska Wesleyan University. Dr. MAXFIELD held many important church positions in NE,
having been presiding elder of these districts: Beatrice, North NE, Norfolk, and Omaha.
Dr. MAXFIEU had served the church at Bellevue, Mount Pleasant, and Plattsmouth. In 1871 he was
presiding elder of the Beatrice district; in 1875 presiding elder of North NE district. In 1870
he served First Church in Omaha, then became presiding elder of Omaha district. Next he became
the first president of NE Central College, at Central City, where he was for two years,
resigning because of ill health.
Dr. MAXFIELD had attended every NE conference for nearly forty years; a severe stroke forced him
to retire, and he died September 11, 1900 after a third stroke. Somehow he had managed to
complete the work to earn his Doctor of Divinity degree from Hedding College, Abington, Illinois
in 1882.
Jerome Spillman
Jerome SPILLMAN was the first pastor at Fremont which was laid out (platted) by a group of
families in 1857. SPILUAN had been assigned to Fontanelle Mission; Fremont was a part of that
circuit. SPILI14AN is described by David MARQUETTE as being a "flaming evangelist." He was born
and educated in Indiana, where Methodism was "of the most aggressive type and was led by men who
were giants in intellectual stature and full of the Holy Ghost, mighty in word and deed."
Jerome SPILLMAN was studying at old Asbury College, learned of the call for ministers in NE, and
before his graduation, he reported to J. M. CHIVINGTON, presiding elder, for work. E. H. ROGERS
was the first leader of the Methodists at Frenont. CHIVINGTON's letter to him follows: "Omaha,
June 22, 1857 E. H. Rogers, Esq. --Dear Brother: This will intruduce to you Rev. Jerome
SPILLMAN. I have employed him on the Fontenelle and North Bend Missions. He is a young man, as
you will see; still he is full of fire, and will do you good service. He is just now from
Indiana Asbury University (of the junior class), is a good scholar and will prosecute his
studies until he graduates. Board him if you can. I will be out on the eleventh of July. Kind
regards to yourself and family. Yours truly, J. M. CHIVINGTON"
Fontenelle was one of the oldest towns in NE and Jerome SPILLMAN soon reported 45 full members
and 28 probationers there, where a year earlier there had been only 15. SPILLMAN was also
supplying Fremont and North Bend, and probably other locations. In 1859 SPILLJIA1' was assigned
to Bellevue, and there was a great revival there; in 1859 there were 9 Methodists, and at the
end of SPILLMAN's first year there, he reported 62 members and 82 probationers. SPILLMAN
continued at Bellevue in 1860, with J. H. ALLING as junior preacher. In 1861 there were 111
members and 64 probationers there.
Judge A. N. FERGUSON of Omaha, son of the first Chief Justice of NE Territory (Fenner FERGUSON),
said this about Jerome SPILLMAN--"I was but a boy of sixteen at that time, but I often heard
SPILLMAN during that great revival and at other times, and no preacher that I have heard in NE
has impressed me more profoundly than did Jerome SPILLMAN"
The Florence Circuit, later called the De Soto Circuit. included Florence, Be Soto, Fort
Calhoun, and Cuming City. Jerome SPILLMAN and Jacob ADRIANCE were listed among the early
preachers on that circuit.
Jerome SPILLMAN's last charge in NE was at Plattsmouth and Oreapolis in 1861. Early in the Civil
War, he went into service as a chaplain. After the war, SPILLMAN remained in the South.
Isaac F Collins
In March 1855 Isaac F. COLLINS arrived at Omaha, long before there were enough Methodists there
to form a class. At Omaha, as at many other places in NE, the religious "firsts" were Methodist-first sermon preached, first religious official, first pastor assigned and at that location,
first church organization, first Protestant church building constructed (on corner of Douglas
and Thirteenth Streets)
COLLINS came to the Amsbury home at Omaha; this was actually near Florence. Unmarried when he
came to Omaha, Isaac COLLINS later married a daughter of the Amsbury family; her brother, Rev.
W. A. AMSBURY, is listed among our early Methodist preachers.
At Omaha, Isaac COLLINS organized a Methodist class of six people in September 1855. The
Methodists built a church and dedicated it in December 1856.
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Jacob ADRIANCE was born in Cayoga County, New York, October 22, 1835. His parents had belonged
to the Dutch Reformed Church, later joined the Methodist Episcopal Church. They moved to Niagara
County, N.Y. when Jacob was ten years old. He grew up there attending the district school and
spending three terms at the Wilson Collegiate Institute. His parents, Thomas and Margaret
ADRIANCE, were natives of New York.
Jacob ADRIANCE was religious-minded, even in childhood, but thought he should be grown up before
stating his beliefs, so he was sixteen when he became a Christian. At age eighteen he felt
called to preach the gospel, and felt that it should be at a great distance from home, but he
resisted that idea for more than a year. At age 22, Adriance was licensed to preach and started
West on April 7, 1857. His father had given him a government land warrant for 160 acres of land.
He reached Nebraska City on April 26, but the Conference had adjourned on the previous day. So
Jacob ADRIANCE walked to Glenwood to see Dr. GOODE, then to Omaha to see the presiding elder
there. Jacob ADRIANCE was a modest man who thought he would be an assistant to a pastor.
Instead, he was put in charge of De Soto Mission. He then sold his 160 acre land warrant for
$163, so that he could buy a horse and the outfit needed for riding his circuit. A good brother
gave him a pair of saddle-bags. The remainder of his money, less than twenty dollars, was soon
spent for Sunday school libraries purchased from Rev. Moses SHINN of Omaha.
Using a map, the presiding elder showed ADRIANCE the nine appointments on his circuit which
included De Soto, Cuming City, Takamah, and Decatur. The other towns on the map were either
paper towns or towns that had gone into the river. The entire circuit had no church, no
parsonage, not even a Methodist class. It did have an inexperienced young minister, 22 years
old, to travel the circuit and to develop and encourage Methodist beliefs.
In the previous year, the settlers had raised a little sod corn, but most of them had arrived
too late in the year for such planting. Not one of the four towns had one hundred people.
Decatur at that time expected a railroad, a hope which was repeatedly built up, then frustrated,
at various times through the years.
Jacob ADRIANCE was the first regular pastor at those places. His first service was May 3, 1857,
at De Soto in the home of a Baptist named Jacob CARTER. There were two Methodists there. (By the
close of the year, there was a class of 22 Methodists at De Soto.) That same evening (May 3,
1857) ADRIANCE preached at Cuming City in a log cabin which lacked a door. A local Iowa
preacher, L. F. STRINGFIELD, had been there in the fall of 1856 a few times, but did not
organize. ADRIANCE organized his first Methodist class at Cuming City, seven people. On May 17,
he organized a Sunday school there, again purchasing books from Rev. M. F. SHINl at Omaha and
hauling them out on his pony.
At Takamah, Adriance found that L. F. STRINGFIELD had been there a few times in the fall of
1856. A general history of NE states that the first sermon ever preached in Takamah was in 1854
by a Methodist minister, but gives no name. In 1855 a local preacher who lived near Takamah,
Rev. Wm. BATES, preached a few times. A brother of this man, Rufus BATES, was an excellent and
enthusiastic choir leader in the church for many years. STRINGFIELD supposedly organized the
Methodist Church in 1856, but ADRIANCE found no trace of the organization. ADRIANCE stated that
he organized the first Methodist class at Tekamah.
Brother ADRIANCE's first service was at the Benjamin FOLSOM home. Mrs. Folsom was a staunch
Methodist; other members of this class were Michael OLINGER and his wife, Adam OLINGER, and John
OAKS who later was the founder of Oakland. (Benjamin FOLSOM had been the leader of the party
which founded Tekamah.) ADRIANCE organized a Sunday school at Takamah on May 24, again
purchasing a library and hauling it from Omaha on his pony. ADRIANCE made his home at Tekamah
while he served the De Soto circuit in 1857 and early 1858.
There were about ten people at Decatur, but no Methodists. ADRIANCE preached there regularly but
was unable to organize a class. His first service at Decatur was on a week night, May 7, 1857 at
the hotel with 10 persons present.
JACOB ADRIANCE wrote that, except for De Soto, there were no public rooms available for
meetings, and settlers' homes were small and full.
Jacob ADRIANCE was an unassuming man, one who spoke plainly, genuinely, and sincerely. He was a
man of warmth and sympathy, "gifted with a wonderful power of song." His singing was especially
impressive at camp meetings.
Traveling over 150 miles to attend his first conference, which was at Topeka in 1858,
Jacob ADRIANCE was appointed to the Platte Valley Mission, which was Fremont and some settlements west. He was followed on the De Soto Mission by Jerome SPILLNAN. The following year
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Tekamah and Decatur were not included in the De Soto Mission and were listed as "to be
supplied."
The first week in May 1858, ADRIANCE moved his two trunks from Takamah (going to the Fremont
area) with his pony and a one-horse wagon. At the Bell Creek ford, he found that the water would
corns into the wagon bed so he made a bridge with the wagon and a tree so that he could carry
his trunks over without getting them dunked in Bell Creek. One day, lacking a bucket, he carried
water to his pony in his hat.
The Platte Valley Circuit extended from Fremont to Columbus, with twelve or thirteen
appointments, which included North Bend and Buchanan. His circuit was over 300 miles.
ADRIANCE visited the settlements on the Elkhorn as early as possible. He wrote, "on December 6,
1858, I found a settlement of three families, eight grown persons and two children all in one
cabin, twenty-five miles from Fontenelle on Logan Creek, where Oakland is now located. February
21, 1859, four of them joined on probation, and March 21st, one more, so a class of five was
organized, with the mother of the four daughters class-leader. Sister ARLINGTON had been a
Presbyterian in Philadelphia, but made a good leader and kept up their Sabbath prayer meetings
for over two years. No settlers coming and being so isolated from society, they finally
abandoned their claims with the improvements, and relocated in Burt County, six miles south of
Decatur, where Sister ARLINGTON died a few months ago, upwards of eighty years old." (Her death
was probably in 1903)
In 1859, Jacob ADRIANCE was appointed to the Rock Bluff Circuit as junior pastor to J. T.
CANNON, but was not there long, as he was soon sent to Colorado with Dr. GOODE. He served in the
Denver and Pike's Peak area, being the first resident minister in Colorado Territory, and
organized the first Methodist church in Denver. He was the chaplain of the lower house of the
Colorado Territorial Legislature. J. M. CHIVINGTON was the only other Methodist minister in
Colorado in 1859.
After Conference in 1860, Jacob ADRIANCE went back to New York to visit his parents and friends.
While there, he met, and seventeen days later, married Miss Fanny A. ROGERS. They arrived at
Golden, Colorado about July 1, and began housekeeping in a little 12 by 14 foot cabin which had
"no floor, one door, half a window on each side, slab roof, eaves about five feet high, three
stools, and a little sheet-iron stove."
In 1861 Rev. ADRIANCE was at Central City, Colorado. Then ADRIANCE visisted (sic) Cayuga County,
New York for 18 months. In 1862 he secured a farm in Dodge County, Maple Township, using a land
warrant given to him by his father. His patent was signed by President Lincoln.
In 1864 Jacob ADRIANCE was sent to Decatur Mission where the disheartened Methodists were about
ready to give up. By putting in a year of his good work, ADRIANCE had the charge in better
condition. After that he was sent to Fremont, Ft. Calhoun, Fontenelle, North Bend, and Wahoo.
Later he was appointed in Douglas and Sarpy counties.
After long service as a Methodist minister, Rev. ADRIANCE had failing health and failing
hearing. He was placed on the "superannuated list," retired to his farm (320 acres near
Jamestown in Dodge County), and lived there until May 1905 when he and his wife moved to
Fremont. The ADRIANCES had four children--Lillie E., Myrtle E., Emory R., and Effie L. The fact
that his wife, Fannie A. ROGERS, was the daughter of a minister, Rev. Lucius C. ROGERS, may have
been good preparation for the rigors of the life in our pioneer days in NE.
EARLY METHODIST SERMONS IN NEBRASKA
Rev. HARRISON PRESSON preached the first Methodist sermon in NE on April 21, 1850, on the
present site of Omaha. He was with a large group on their way to the Pacific Coast, and they
camped over the Sabbath at that place. Rev. PRESSON used Isaiah 35:1 as the text of his sermon.
The place was at about the location of the Douglas House in 1906. There was an audience of about
four hundred with the white emigrants grouped in the center and the Indians, wrapped in their
blankets, around the outer edge.
This Rev. Harrison PRESSON served in the Civil War, went to Minnesota, and moved to NE in 1871,
apparently remaining in the Methodist ministry. He was born in Maine in 1816. He addressed the
annual conference in Beatrice in 1904 when he must have been about 88 years old.
A Methodist preacher named Wm. SIMPSON preached on the site of Omaha as early as 1851.
At Nebraska City there was also one of the earliest sermons as Rev. W. 3. GAGE preached a sermon
at Old Fort Kearney in January 1853. He was formally appointed to Nebraska City in 1854. Rev.
GAGE was chaplain of the first Nebraska Territorial Legislature, and his name is honored in the
name given to Gage County.
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Early Methodist Sermons in NE (continued)
In 1857 Z. B. TURMAN, Methodist minister, preached the first sermon ever preached in Lancaster
County, in the hone of James EATHERTON. In 1857, Rev. TURMAN also preached the first sermon ever
preached on the present site of Lincoln.
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Submitted by Mrs. Kathryn Kaufman, 1306 Hampton, Lexington, NE 68850
BORDEAUX EMBARKATION CAMP GENICART, BORDEAU, FRANCE
1 Feb. 1919 Headquarters 33rd Artillery Brigade (CAC)
Complied by Pvt. W. J. Donovan
Sgt. Major, Senior Grade CHAMBERS, Lincoln, NE
Sgt. Major, Junior Grade Lee MURASKY, San
Francisco
Sgt. MILLER, Chicago, Ill. lawyer
First Sgt. Arthur SHAW
Sgt. ROLAND
Sgt. CAVIN, San Francisco, Calif.
Sgt. Harold JACKSON, NE
Sgt. TURNBULL, Cedarville, Ohio
Corp. Lee DARLING
Corp. IRONS, Calif.
Corp. Henry Hank AMORDI
Corp. Pete JARMAN, Minn.
Corp. Laurence SNOW, Salt Lake City
Corp. George F. DECKER
Corp. George McKAY
Corp. Harold WEBB, Denver, Cob.
Louie SOCAL - mechanic
a wagoner/MEYER (Mess Kit Charlie)
Ernie OHLSTROM - wagoner
Mike CARBREY - cook
Bob ADAMS - cook
DABES - cook for officers
Ben PUNCELLI - bugler
Pvt. 1st Class - Clifford BEST, Calif.
Pvt. 1st Class - Paul S. BRITTON, Mich.
Pvt. 1st Class - Emory DUDLEY, Missouri
Pvt. 1st Class - Otis FERKIN, Roland, Iowa
Pvt. 1st Class - Slim JOHNSON, Iowa
Pvt. 1st Class - Ed ROSETTE
Pvt. 1st Class - Billie STAPP
Pvt. 1st Class - Dallas SUTTON
Pvt. 1st Class - George TURNER, San
Francisco
Buck Privates August ARIEY
Thomas F. BARNES, Lincoln, NE*
William BAUZER
Arthur BALANGER, Mass.
Herman CHILDERS
Frank CLAVERIE
George J. DEASY
DRURY, Kansas
Edmond ESMIOL, San Francisco, Calif.
Arthur HOWARD. Calif.
Ed LaPLACE, Southern France
Louie REDMAN, Chicago, Ill.
Charlie REINKE - a steady K.P.
Jimmy STROUD, Lincoln, NE
Teddy TRUEMAN, San Francisco, Calif.
Jean M. VICTOR
Rene VIGUIE, San Francisco, Calif.
Neal W. WAITE, New York State
*my father
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Submitted by Eldon Meisinger, 1004 Main St., Plattsmouth, NE 68048
DIRECTORY OF LEADING FARMERS OF CASS COUNTY, NE - 1905 PLAT BOOK
AVOCA PRECINCT
Name
AHRENS, Earnest
ANDERSON, A.
ANDERSON, Lewis
BAIER,,O.
P.O.
Nehawka
Weeping Watr
Weeping Watr
Avoca
Sect.
24
7
6
27
Name
BETTS, J.B. (R)
BETTS, W.H. Jr.
BOGARD, John
CHRISTENSEN, N.C.(R)
(R) is renter
P.O.
Avoca
Avoca
Avoca
Weeping Water
Sect
29
22
30
21
BARTELS, Win.
BATES, John
BATES, W. L.
BATY, H. M. (R)
BEHRNS, Henry
BEHRNS. H.J.
BEHRNS, J.H.
BEYHUNE, E.E.
Weeping
Weeping
Weeping
Weeping
Nehawka
Weeping
Nehawka
Weeping
Wtr.
Watr
Wtr
Wtr.
Wtr
Wtr
5
6
5
7
22
17
22
18
CONRAD, J.H. (R)
CUTTER, A.E.
DOTY, C.E. (R)
DOWLER,E.L. (R)
EHLERS, Jacob (R)
FLEMING, Torence (R)
FLESHMAN, D.W. (R)
FRIES, I.S.
Avoca
Avoca
Nehawka
Weeping Water
Avoca
Weeping Water
Avoca
Nehawka
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AVOCA PRECINCT
Name
P.O.
Sect. Name
GIBERSON, E.C. (R)
Weeping Water 18
BLUMA, Henry
HARSHMAN, Floyd
Avoca
13
BONDA, Chris (r)
HARSHMAN, G.W. Sr.
Nehawka
26
BORNEMEIER, Simon
HARSHMAN, G.W. Jr
Nehawka
27
BOSTWORTH, Ira (r)
HEEBNER, George
Avoca
19
BOUTON, Wm. A.
HOBACK, R.L.
Weeping Water 8
BRUNKOW, Mrs. Annie
HOLTEN, Rudolph
Weeping Water 9
CALKINS, L.E.
HOUTS, Chas (R)
Avoca
19
CARNES, M.J. (r)
HUTCHINS, Elmer
Weeping Water 10
CHRISTENSEN, H.P. (r)
HUTCHINS, R.O. (R)
Weeping Water 8
CONTRYMAN, R.E.
JACOBSON, Charles (r) Nehawka
27
COON, Fred (r)
JOHNSON, J.H.
Weeping Water 17
COON, George (r)
JORGENSEN, Peter
Weeping Water 16
COON, Samuel
JOSEPHSON, J.R.
Weeping Water 9
CRITCHFIELD, L.D.
LARSON, Siren (R)
Weeping Water 19
DAY, C.W. (r)
LUNDY, Eli
Avoca
20
DAY, Frank
LUTCHINS, R.0. (R)
Weeping Water 8
DOMINGO, John
McDARMED, F. N.
Weeping Water 20
EARL, Charles (r)
McKAY, John
Weeping Water 6
EASTERDAY, Margaret
MEYER, Henry
Weeping Water 4
EASTERDAY, Willis
MEYER, Mathias
Avoca
21
ERHART, W.G. (r)
MILLER, D.A.
Weeping Water 7
FERGUSON, J.D.
MURRAY, Clarence
Nehawka
35
GAEBEL, Charles J.
NEUMEISTER, Cottlieb
Avoca
16
GILBERT, C.K. (r)
NORRIS, E. H. '
Avoca
20
GILMORE, George W.
O'DAY, T.J.
Nehawka
36
GLAUBITZ, August
PARKER, Charles (R)
Avoca
34
GLAUBITZ, Win. (r)
PETERS, George
Avoca
21
GORDON, J.F. (r)
PETERS, H.L. (R)
Avoca
21
GUHLSTORFF, John
PITTMAN, T.S. (R)
Avoca
30
GOLDEN, S.M.
POLLARD, M.H.
Nehawka
26
HOPP, Carl (r)
QUINTON, C.D. (R)
Avoca
31
JANESON, J.F.
ROSE, W.A.
Avoca
29
JOCHIM, Stephen
ROUGH, J.D.
Weeping Water 18
KAHLER, Henry (r)
ROUGH, J.S.
Nehawka
24
KEHNE, Henry
ROWLAND, C.M. (R)
Avoca
30
KENNEDY, C.E.
RUHGE, Charles (r)
Avoca
29
KENNEDY, W.J.
SCHOMAKER, Christian
(r) Avoca
28
KIRKPATRICK, W.W.
SCHOMAKER, Edward (r) Avoca
34
KRAFT, Anna
SHELDON, Amsdel
Avoca
19
KRAFT, Charles
SPERRY, James
Weeping Water 6
KRAFT, Win. F. (r)
STRAUB, M.M.
Avoca
33
KRECKLOW, August F.
SWITZER, L.D.
Weeping Water 18
KRECKLOW, C.F.
TEFFT, Orlando
Avoca
31
LAU, Charles H.
VETTIE, Henry (r)
Avoca
27
LAU, Win
30
19
26
28
31
20
32
36
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(r) renter
P.O.
Louisville
Weeping Water
Wabash
Weeping Water
Wabash
Louisville
Wabash
Weeping Water
Weeping Water
Weeping Water
Wabash
Manley
Manley
Weeping Water
Weeping Water
Weeping Water
Weeping Water
Wabash
Manley
Manley
Wabash
Louisville
Louisville
Wabash
Weeping Water
Wabash
Wabash
Wobash
Wabash
Weeping Water
Louisville
Weeping Water
Manley
Manley
Louisville
Manley
Weeping Water
Weeping Water
Louisville
Louisville
Louisville
Manley
Manley
Manley
Wabash
Sec.
2
28
17
24
19
5
20
32
33
36
16
15
22
24
25
36
25
29
14
14
8
4
4
16
24
18
32
30
6
36
4
25
1
11
1
23
23
33
3
3
2
16
16
9
5
WAGGONER, J.H. (r)
WESYLAKE, Fred (r)
WESTLAKE, Wm.
WISEMAN, J.W.
WOLPH, Bucephalus
WORMAN, Elmer (r)
Weeping
Weeping
Weeping
Weeping
Nehawka
Weeping
Water
Water
Water
Water
Water
5
19
18
8
36
16
Manley
Manley
Weeping Water
Wabash
Weeping Water
Louisville
15
21
24
30
25
2
CENTER PRECINCT
ANDRUS, C. M.
ANDRUS, D.D.
BAILEY, R. (r)
BAUER, J.A.
BIRD, W.S. (r)
BLUMA, Christena
LEHNHDFF, Henry
LUETCHENS, Fred (r)
LUETCHENS, John H.
MANN, A. Herman
MARSHALL, A. C.
MINNEEAR, James (r)
MOCKENHAUPT, C.E.
MOULTON, Stephen (r)
MURPHY, Charles M.
MURPHY, John C.
NEUMANN, Win.
OBERNALTE, Simon & Lena
OEHLERKING, Henry F.
OEHLERKING, Magdelina
PANKONIN, W.G.
Louisville
Wabash
Wabash
Manley
Weeping Water
Weeping Water
Wabash
Louisville
Weeping Water
Manley
Wabash
Wabash
Wabash
Wabash
Manley
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17
18
10
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8
5
12
12
7
19
7
18
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Directory of Leading Farmers of Cass County, NE, continued
PAUTSCH, August
PAUTSCH, Ernest
PERRY, J.E.
PERRY, W.W.
RAUTH, John C.
RAUTH, W. C.
ROCKWELL, D.S.
ROHRDANZ, John (r)
ROSE, Rhoda
ROSENOW, Fred (r)
RUBY, B.F.
REUTER, Peter
SCHLIEFERT, Andrew A.
SCHLIEFERT, Fred W.
SCHLIEFERT, Herman
SCHLIEFERT, Win F.
SCHOEMANN, J.G.
SHIPMAN, M.M.
SMITH, Albert (r)
SMITH, Henry P.
SMITH, O.D.
Manley
Louisville
Wabash
Wabash
Manley
Wabash
Manley
Manley
Weeping Water
Louisville
Weeping Water
Wabash
Manley
Murdock
Manley
Murdock
Louisville
Weeping Water
Weeping Water
Wabash
Weeping Water
16
6
31
31
14
20
22
16
34
4
27
20
8
7
15
17
5
22
33
30
34
CENTER PRECINCT
STANDER, Frank H.
STANDER, L. H.
STANDER, W. E.
STEINKAMP, Adolph (r)
STOHLMANN, F.A.
STOHLMANN, Geo. J.
STOHLMANN, Win. J.
TABER, C.G.
TIGHE, Albert
TIGHE, John
TIGHE, M.J.
TIGHE, P.W. (r)
TREAT, Carry
VIALL, Robert (r)
VOEGLER, Henry
VOEGLER, Peter
WARD, Chas
WARD, I.M.
WENDT, Win
WILES, R.C.
WILLIAMS, Wm. L. (r)
Wabash
Weeping Water
Wabash
Manley
Louisville
Louisville
Manley
Manley
Wabash
Manley
Wabash
Abash
Weeping Water
Weeping Water
Manley
Manley
Weeping Water
Wabash
Louisville
Weeping Water
Wabash
8
22
31
11
2
10
11
29
29
14
29
29
35
13
9
3
23
30
4
13
31
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Submitted by Mrs. Georgene Morris Sones, 6604 Curtis Ave., Omaha, Ne 68104
Source: Material found in Archives (NE Military, RB18, Box 3, File 10) at NE State Historical
Society, Lincoln, NE
FONTENELLE GUARDS, Washington County, N.T.
Fontenelle, June 26, 1861. At a meeting of the "Fontenelle Guards' held May 3rd, 1861, the
Company elected officers and the entire Muster Roll to be filled out. Nevin McCANDLISH, 2nd
Liet. & acting Orderly Sergt.
William KLINE, Captain
Nevin McCANDLISH, 0. Sergt.
William BELL, 3rd Sergt.
B. F. HANCOCK, 1st Corporal
John EVANS, 1st Lieutenant
John S. LEMMON, 2nd Sergt.
George Hendley, 4th Sergt.
James STRICKLAND, 2nd Corporal
William HECKER, Jr. 3rd Corporal
J. H. PETERS
Chas. E. EVANS
Jacob CANAGA Jr.
Christy ACHILLIES
John K. CRAMER
Chas. OSTERMAN
Win. B. PARKER
B. L. KEYES
Henry WILKINEY
William MOORE
John BUSH
Win. C. BINCHAN
H. J. CARPENTER
W. C. KITCHEN
Henry WHITTIER
T.R. GIBSON, 4th Corporal
E. J. HANCOCK
M. McDONALD
Thos. CANACA
S. J. FRANCIS
Henry OSTERNAN
John C. BASS
Henry RECKMEYER
Frank EMERY
Win. KRUGER
Edward CORLESS
John RAY
John H. FRANCIS
S. A. FRANCIS
W. B. HAMILTON
Muster Roll of the "Fontenelle Guards' of Washington County, NE Territory, 23 August 1862
W. N. McCANDLISH, Captain
John Evans, 1st Sergeant
Jeremiah DENSLOW, 4th Sgt.
Theodore UEHLING, 3rd Corp.
W.F.A. HECKER
William KLINE
George A. NEWMAN, 1st Lieut.
Charles EISLEY, 2nd Sgt.
Jacob SCHWAB, 1st Corporal
George HINDLEY 4th Corporal
Silas E. SEEH
C.H. ACHILLES
H.B. PARKER, 2nd Lieut.
Christain HENNEMANN, 3rd Sgt
Henry OSTERMAN, 2nd Corporal
H.I. CARPENTER
Win. H. JOHNSON
W. H. WHITTIER
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Fontenelle Guards Muster Roll continued.
G.F. EISLEY
Henry WILKENING
Henry BRINKMANN
Win. HILGANKAMP
Win. MOSHUGR (?)
Henry SPRICK
Edward CORLESS
Hugh COIL
Jacob HENNEMANN
C. STORK
J. Frederick BUSCH
Hugh McBROOM
Samuel WILLIAMS
William KRUGER
I.K. CRAMER
H. H. LADD
H. STORK
Frederick KRUGER
Edward FLERSCKHANER (?)
John G. HAAS
I. H. PETERS
Win. R. HAMILTON
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Submitted by Mrs. Georgene Morris Sones, 6604 Curtis Ave., Omaha, Ne 68104
From: The Omaha Bee, Douglas Co., Ne Jan 3, 1911
THE OMAHA BEE'S JUNIOR BIRTHDAY BOOK
Name and Address
Fearn L. BOURLIER, 3938 Gold St.
James S. BUZBER, 4028 Charles St.
Jessie DAVID, 2507 Krug Ave.
Jennie DUNN, 2027 Center St.
Presley GAMBLE, 2820 Castellar St.
William GEWINNER, 1826 North Seventeenth St.
Paul GOLDSTEIN, 1419 North Seventeenth St.
Velta M. GREUR, 805 William St.
Maggie HERD, 814 South 33
Lonita HUNT, 4602 North 22
Leo Charles KLEFFMANN, 3512 South 20
Lillie KOOPER, 1424 North 20
Emil KOSTAL, 3810 South 14
School
Windsor
Walnut Hill
Vinton
Castellar
Dupont
Kellom
Kellom
Lincoln
Columbian
Saratoga
St. Joseph
Kellom
Forest
Year
1905
1904
1903
1902
1898
1897
1904
1902
1900
1903
1903
1901
1905
Edward KYSELA, 1909 South 2
Clifford MAITLAND, 2201 North 20
Bessie MARCUS, 3109 13 and Boulevard
Mary C. McBRIDE, 2228 South 11 St.
John H. McCoy, 1516 South 29 St
John D. McCONNELL, 4302 Grand Ave.
Marie Munson, 3711 North 17 St
Norman NATTERSTADT, 1424 North 19 St
Cecelia NEPODAL, 3019 South 11 St
Arthur NICKLES, Fortieth and Poppleton Ave
John NOWAK, 2590 South 31 St
Walter OLESON, 3109 South 19 St
Ilean ORMSBY, 2927 Dupont St
Album PETERSEN, 1623 North 21 St
Pearl PETSOL, 1009 South 6 St
Rose PIRRUCELLO, 1118 South 7 St
Mildred R. RAY, 3102 Bedford Ave.
Mary E. REDGWICK, 1206 South 27 St.
Edward REESE, 1612 William St.
Helen ROBINSON, 2114 California St
Ruth RYLANDER, 709 North 41 Ave.
Cora REED, 4312 Saratoga St.
James SHIELDS, 1012 Dorcas St
Jennie SELANDER, 3110 South 23 St
Leon C. SMITH, 402 North 23 St
Margaret THOMPSON, 2717 Bristol St.
Carmela VACCARO, 1132 1/2 North 18 St
Benjamin F. WRIGHT, 1108 South 51 St
Train
Lake
Bancroft
Lincoln
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Tm. Conception
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Kellom
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Pacific
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Comenius
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High
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Maxine Ferguson, Box 336, Frankton, CO 80116
Where are Andrew and Catherine (ASHCRAFT) McCLANHAN buried? Married 3 Oct
ASHCRAFT
1839, Muskingum Co, OH. At least 4 children. Elizabeth, John & Elijah
McCLANHAN
born OH, 1840-45. Andrew Jackson born 1858, NE, lived in Burt Co. CatherHARDESTY
me was daughter of Elijah & Elizabeth (HARDESTY) ASHCRAFT.
Mrs. Mildred N. King, Box 203, Brady, NE 69123
Will exchange info with descendants of Andrew BAKER Phebie COLLINS. MarBAKER
ned 1802, Henry Co, KY. To Monroe Co, MO 1830. Children: Andrew married
COLLINS
Nancy NOBLE, Isaac married Elizabeth JOHNSON, William married Ruth STANDERNOBLE
FORD, Polly married John HAYDEN, Nancy married Warfield SNELL, Moses married
JOHNSON
Frances HANSON, Phebie married Jesse PERKINS, Elizabeth married Charles PARHANSON
ISH, Elisha step-son.
STANDERFORD
* * *
SNELL
Searching for descendants of daughters of Andrew BAKER & Nancy NOBLE. PalJACKSON
ly married Mr. JACKSON, Kisiah married Mr. MILLION or MILTON, Nancy married
MILTON
WOODS
SURBER
HAYDEN
PErKINS
PARISH
NOFF
Joseph WOODS (2) Mr. NOFF, Louisa Elizabeth (my grandmother) married Jacob
SURBER. She is buried Arapahoe, Furnas Co, NE (1886). To NE from MO 1875.
* * *
Is anyone researching the surname SURBER? My great-grandfather Jacob D.
SURBER, born 1848, where? Died 1918 Frontier Co, NE. Son of Henry & Elizabeth. Was in Nodaway Co, MO 1871. 1880 census Frontier Co, NE. Had brothers John & Erial.
Mrs. Verla Nundell, Rt. 2, Box 76, Cozad, NE 69130 (308) 784-2752
JARVIS
Becky KINNAN's marriage record to Mr. HARKINS gives her father as Richard
KINNAN
KINNAN, born about 1780, NJ, d about 1848, Westmoreland Co, PA. Her mothHARKINS
er was listed as Anna JARVIS. I need the names of Anna's parents.
Doris Ronne, 3160 Watt Ave., Sacramento, CA 95821 (916) 482-1518
Searching for information concerning or descendants of Frederick ChristophRONWE
er Marcus RONNE, born 1842, Hamburg, Germany. Worked several years on merLEWIS
chant ship. Came to Cass Co, NE 1870. Married Martha Jane LEWIS. MothSTUTROTH
er's maiden name STUTROTH. One sister, Marie HOLLER, heard from 1920 from
HOLLER
Hamburg, Germany.
Margaret Bader, 1407 Park St, Lexington, NE 68850
Need information about Lavina WOOD, born 1856, married Joseph PARKER who
WOOD
died before 1870 at Earlsville, IL. Their daughter, Nellie PARKER, born
PARKER
31 Oct 1867, LaSalle Co, IL, married George L. ADAMS 21 April 1888. NelADAMS
lie & George lived at Doniphan, NE.
Janice E. Andrews, 1102 E. Camden Ave., Omaha, NE 68110
Seeking information on Henry & Jesse COLCLESSER. Both born in IN. Both
COLCLESSER
died 1920 to 1930 at Rushville, Sheridan Ca, NE.
Gloria Hill Harris, 13556 Patrick Ave., Omaha, NE 68164
HARRIS
Need any information on John HARRIS, born 1846, died 1880. Married Janie
EVEN
EVENS, born 1846, died 1915. Son James married Nannie Myrtle WATSON, born
WATSON
1883, died 1949, all Maury Co,TN.
-133TREE STUMPS! continued
D. JoAnn Shimonek Schiefelbein, 8924 W. 10th St., Wichita, KS b7-i
Seeking descendants of Catherine (SIMONEK) & Frank KOVARIK, both born BaSINONEK
hemia. Settled Spilleville, IA after 1862. Saline Co, NE after 1880.
KOVARIK
Mary SIMONEK, mother of Catherine, lived with them in 1880. Children:
EON
(1) Fannie, born about 1863, married Mr. BOON, married (2) G. B. MARBLE;
MARBLE
(2) Louis, born about 1865; (3) Edward, born about 1867.
Mrs. Alice Z. Alwran, 5890 Shindler Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32244 (904) 771-7287
I would like to exchange information on LACK, STRANSKY, NOWATNY, & BARTA.
Edna C. Clark, P.O. Box 391., hemingford, NE 69348
Will exchange information on HUME, especially children of Hiram Warren
HUME
HUME, born in England, 1830. Had brother Ed and seven other brothers.
First wife's children: Charles, Minnie, Alace, lived in Hardin Co. IA,
1867. Second wife had Edith, Carrie, Howard, Herbert, Harry L., Ethel,
twins Lawrence & Florence, & Era.
Nary H. Anderson, 31027 - 8th Ave. S.W.. Federal Way, WA 98003
Seeking information on Walter. Frederick M. or Laura U. HURD or their
HURD
children. parents were Reuben Hiosdale KURD & Elmira U. :iOYi'. The fam-
ily lived at Deer reek,
Madison Co, NE in 1884.
Devorah Phillips, 4805 Vir-D:raa Ave., Oroville, CA 95965
IWGWERSGN
I need any information on the family INGWERSON or INGWERSEN. Edwin WinRARSHMAN
field INGWERSON was buried in 1928 at Lodgepole, NE. His wife, Barbers
PULCIFER
HARSHMAN INGWERSON, was born 28 Mar 1871, Avoca, NE, died 20 Apr 1945,
HOLLEY
Lodgepole, CL. Also need any 'Information on BETTS, &
BETTS
HEATH.
Virginia Wahlstrom, 721 PineCrest Dr., Chadron, NE 69337
I need information regarding Joseph (James?) ATKINSON/ATKISON, born about
ATKINSON
1876 in IL. Known to have been living in victor, IA in 1932. Is he burled there? Does ne have descendants?
Mrs. Elmer Kadel, Henderson, IA 51541
SCOTT
I am trying to locate where Thomas A. SCOTT was born in PA. He married
SHIRTS
Sarah Ann SHIRTS, later her sister Elizabeth in 1851. Married Sarah in
OH (Columbiaria Co.). Married Elizabeth in Des Moines Ca, TA.
Mrs. Sylvia Altman, Culbertson, NE 69024
LITTLE
Need information on John N. LITTLE, medical doctor and sheriff. Moved
from IN to Lee Cc, IA 1853. Wife Sarah. Children: David, Margaret &
Matilda (twins). John died Lee Co, IA 1879.
Margaret Spies, 631 - 9th St., Manning, IA 51455
I am gathering information on all persons named SUMMERVELLE. Have inforSUMMERVILLE
mation back to 1846 to share.
Susan K. Wattier, Rt. 1, Box 225, Randolph, NE 68771
Need information on the following children of Charles C. ROBINSON: AndROBINSON
rew (Andy); Nora Oella married Ed WARDEN; Core Maud married Mr. SOLVENS;
WARDEN
Robert (Robbie). Some or all thought to have lived in Omaha, NE in earSOLVENS
ly 1900s. I have ROBINSON Family Bible.
Mrs. Ruth Anna Hicks, 6703 Holdrege St., Lincoln, NE 68505
Information wanted on the following children of Perry CARLTON: Florence,
CARLTON
born 10 Aug 1859; AmoS, born 6 June 1862; Mary, born 6 July 1864. Lived
Sherman Co, NE 187Os.
-134Doris Ronne, 3160 Watt Ave., Sacramento, CA 95821
Searching for info concerning or descendants of Waverly T. ALLEN, d. 1910
ALLEN
near Waverly, NE. Town of Waverly was named for him. He built mill or
MIDDLETON
elevator there. Where & when was he born? Married Edith MIDDLETON, 1886
Janice E. Andrews, 1102 E. Camden Ave., Omaha, NE 68110
Want correspondence with anyone tracing William Y. HEATON who came with
HEATON his father from Illinois to Fremont Co. IA before 1872.
Mrs. D. JoAnn Schiefelbein, 8924 W. 10th St., Wichita, KS 67212
Emily "Emma" C. PATTERSON, b. 1840 Vt, mar 1865 to George W. HANNITT, RePATTERSON
moved to IA, later Saunders Co., NE. Dau Leila, b. 1875 IA, mar Frank GROSS.
GROSS
Resided Saunders Co., NE. Emma d 27 Nov 1898 & body taken to IA for bur.
HANMITT
Where?
Virginia Wahlstrom, 721 Pine Crest Dr., Chadron, NE 69337
Need info re Mary WEST FRAZIER & husband, George C. FRAZIER. They lived
WEST
in Burlington, IA probably between 1890 & 1920. Her parents were ElIzaFRAZIER
beth FOX & William WEST of Il. Are the Fraziers buried in Burlington, IA?
Martha Clavey,
USHER
GRANNIS
BIVINS
270 Michigan Ave., Hobart, IN 46342
Seek info re persons named USHER, GRANNIS & BIVINS. Have info to trade.
Usher lived in Plattsmouth 1873 & Hamilton Co. 1870's. GRANNIS was in
Thayer Co. 1870's.
Sylvia Altman, Rt. 1, Culbertson, NE 69024
LITTLE
Searching for the death date of John N. LITTLE & wife, Sarah I. MILLER.
MILLER
They moved from Adams Co., IN in 1853 to Keokuk, Lee Co, IA ca 1879.
Mrs. Elmer Kadel, Henderson, IA 51541
I am trying to find my Mother's birthplace. 1895 census states Story Co. IA.
YOCUM
1900 census states Kansas. Her name was Minnie Mae YOCUM born 8 Nov.
1885/86.
Edna Boedeker Bennett, 1613 Shady Crest Dr., Lebanon, TN 37087
Desire info re parents and/or family of Josephine K. LAUX, born 7 Nov.
LAUX
1872, Crete, NE. Parents were Katie PFEIFER & William LAUX. There were
PFEIFER
FAMILY MEMBERS IN Crete in the 1920's. Descendants may possibly still be
there.
Mrs. Gayleen J. Brown, 595 5. Newbury P1., Arlington Hts., IL 60005
Seeking info re Elias Edward RORK, b 9 July 1853, OH. Married Elvira
RORI(
MEYERS ca 1877. They were divorced and Elias went weat ca 1889. Where
MEYERS
did he go? Had second family. Who were they? Who were his parents?
Mary Bell, Ord, NE.
I am seeking info re John N. McNIEL, also called John M. HOWE. He was said
McNIEL
to be 39 yrs old and living in Council Bluffs in 1938 when his grandfather
HOWE
James McNIEL died. May have worked for Union Pacific. His father, John
V. McNIEL died 11 Jan. 1902, buried in Indianola, IA.
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INDEX--VOLUME IV, Nos 1-4 NEBRASKA ANCESTREE
Abernetny, LU
Abicos, 41
Abitz, 56
Ablassen, 65
Abney, 55
Abrahams, 27, 88
Achilles, 130
Achillies, 130
Ackels, 30
Ackerman, 30
Adair, 20, 50
Adams, 2,20, 27, 28
31, 33, 45, 49, 60,
61, 84, 90, 95, 99'
128, 130, 132,
Adamson, 27, '
Anderson, 13, 21, 27,
29, 40, 41, 44, 45,
48, 50, 60, 61, 62,
71, 72, 81, 82, 93,
96, 102, 103, 105,
113, 118, 128, 133
Andersson, 75
Andeson, 105
Andre, 70
Andrews, 2, 36, 42, 74
82, 132, 134
Andrus, 34, 129
Anhorn, 1
Annls, 117
Ansink, 64
Anson, 40, 60
Ault 31
Austin 10, 20, 34, 59
103, 11, 118
Avery, 20, 70
Avey 96
Avise, 56
Ayers 81, 82, 117
Ayler, 106
Aylsworth 42
Ayres, 36, 78
Ayter 29
Baack 9, 75
Babbit 28
Babcock 39
Barker 21, 49, 107, 117
Barkite 18
Barlow, 1, 93
Barnard 5, 118
Barnes 17, 29, 41, 45, 49.
63, 70, 80, 83, 85, 111
116, 117, 124, 128,
Barnett 40, 101, 103
Barney 61, 62
Barns 63
BarnUm 34
Barr 95, 96, 116
Barrett 15, 25, 41
Barrows 102
Barry 31, 40, 41, 42
Barta 133
Adcock, 35, 121
Adkins, 29
Adkson, 57
Adriance, 125, 126,
127
Agler, 20, 105, 106
Agnus, 84
Ahara,
Ahlman, 66
Ahrens, 128
Ainscow, 93
Aitken, 8, 113
Aitkenhead, 93
Akin, 20
Alberts, 20, 21
Albertson, 20
Aibrecht, 20
Alden, 20, 42
Alder, 26
Alderman, 20, 48
Aiderson, 65
Aldrich, 13, 25
Aldridge, 50
Alexander, 40, 70,
77, 85
Alford, 1
Alfson, 64
Allawy, 78
Alleman, 7, 118
Allen, 1, 18, 20, 21
22, 25, 29, 30, 41,
42, 44, 62, 70, 87
97, 98, 119, 134
Allgeier, 67
Alling, 125
Allison, 24
Almeda,
Altman, 75, 133, 134
Alwran, 133
Ambrose, 31, 117
Ames, 123
Animerman, 121
Amordi, 128
Amsbury, 125
Ainsler, 31
Anamos 45
Ancilet 49
Anders 60
Anderson, I. 5, 9, 1
Anstine, 85, 87, 88
Anthony, 31
Aouw, 56
Appelget, 25
Applegate, 21
Arasmith, 86
Arbre, 96
Archer, 25, 27, 28,
102, 123
Arendt, 87, 88
Ariey, 128
Arline, 35
Arlington, 127
Armstrong, 14, 20, 31
39, 42, 103
ArI1dt, 118
Arner, 20
Arriett, 27
Arnhold, 42
Arnold, 7, 10, 20,
22, 41, 46, 55, 56
95, 107, 117
Arnot, 22
Arp, 22
Arteaux 77
Arthur 118
Ash, 20, 21
Ashbaugh, 20
Ashburn 41
Ashcraft 101, 132
Asher 18
Asheron 93
Ashford 78
Ashley 75, 77, 124
Ashman 56
Ashton, 40
Ashworth 20
Asmaus 23
Athey 21
Atkins 118
Atkinson 14, 20, 26
133
Atkison 133
Atwood 4
Aubert 101
Audiss 2
Aufdengarten 22
Aughey 113
Aukerman 104
Bachmann 99
Backey 21
Bacon 3, 119
Bader 75, 132
Bagholye 105
Bagiz 41
Bagley 30
Bagnell 14
Baier, 128
Bailey, 3, 21, 25, 30,
33, 56, 86, 121, 124
129 .
Baily 61, 62
Bainbridge 14, 45
Baird, 14, 51, 62, 77
106, 116, 117
Baker 1, 15, 21, 25, 26
55, 62, 77, 78, 88, 90
104, 132
Balanger 128
Balcombe 104
Bald 104
Baldridge 27
Baldwin 1, 29, 100
Bali 93
Ball 27, 28, 98, 100
103
Ballard 3, 107, 111
Balley, 1
Ballou 12, 22
Balster 87, 88
Bambur 34
Banard 1
Bandomer 41
Banister 87
Banks 40
Bann 103
Bannister 29
Bantz 43
Baquet 88
Barb 64
Barber 27
Barbour 105, 106
Barg 81
Barger 3, 21, 25
Barian 118
Barkalow 116, 117,
118
Barteis 128
Barter 29
Barth 107
Bartholomew 31
Bartles 62
Bartlett 45, 82, 96, 105
106
Bartloff 29
Barton, 3, 14, 26, 41,
42, 102
Bascom 61
Bash 6
Bassett 49, 60, 95, 1.00
Bate 74
Batenhorst 97
Bates, 2, 16, 35, 69,
77, 79, 90, 111, 126,
128
Batliner 71
Baty 128
Baucher 49
Bauer 42, 129
Baugh 115
Baugher 45
Baum 48, 118
Bauman 30, 64, 70
Baumeister 111
Baumers 47
Bauzer 128
Baster 29, 31
Bay 77
Bayha 101
Bayne 13
Bays 31
Beacon 44
Beagle 44
Beal 90
Beals 50, 101
Beanblosson 90
Bearg 35, 70
Beasly 117
Beat 43, 44
Beatty 63, 67, 96, 99
Bechtold 1
Beck 1, 4, 81, 88, 90
Beckman 31
Beckmeyer 40
Beckord 87
136
Beckwith 11, 18
Beckworth 82
Becteson 47
Bedford 15
Bedner 2
Bedsore 35
Beebe 28, 106
Beecher 119
Beemer 51, 117
Beer 100
Beeson 118
Beethe 26
Beggs 26
Begun 31
Bertelson 9
Berton 39
Besley 117
Best 128
Betcke 79
Bethune 128
Betts 128, 133
Betzer 96
Beverage 111
Bevins 106
Bicek 2
Bick 85
Bickel 5, 105, 106
Bickenstaff 100
Bouchard 87
Bouck 74
Boughner 19
Boughton 117
Boulder 30
Bounty 101
Bourd 94
Bourlier 131
Bourne 96
Bouton 129
Bowan 88
Bowe 21
Bowen 117
Bower 31, 62
Brigham 95
Brighten 29
Brillhard 22
Brineacomb 41
Brink 36
Brinkman 31, 71, 131
Brisborn 18
Brisco 31
Briss 3
Britt 85
Brittain 87
Britton 86, 105, 107, 128
Broadbent 103
Broatt 12
Behne 97
Behrens 105
Behrns 128
Beilinski 77
Beith 84
Belau 56
Belden 15
Bell, 14, 28,41, 42
47., 49, 68, 93, 102
104, 130, 134
Bellamy 21, 49
Bellar 101
Beller 40, 90
Bellinger 14, 96
Beilmore 102
Belmer 21
Belsley 102, 103
Bemis 96
Bendstan 95
Benedict 65
Benjamin 75
Benner 77
Bennett, 1, 11, 12, 21
31, 41, 60, 70, 87,
105, 106, lii, 116,
134
Beno 95
Benson 59, 60, 101,
118
Bent 44, 104
Bental 103
Benton 41
Bentz 1, 10
Beny 106
Benzston 1
Berdolt 96
Berdow 45
Berellito 29
Bereuter 87
Bergen 37
Bergeson 103, 105
Bergess 30
Berghold 82
Bergstrom 5
Berkley 15
Berlin 95
Bernard 39
Berndt 59
Bernett 115, 116
Berrell 41
Berrie 26
Berry 1, 36, 37,
41,42, 117
Bickford 63, 118
Bicknell 67
Bidweil 113
Biede 79
Bierhop 29
Bierman 82
Biermann 84
Bigelow 28
Biggs, 79, 96
Bignall 35
Bille 82
Billesbach 67
Billick 3
Billings 6, 64
Billingsly 113
Bing 14
Bingham 130
Birch 60
Bircher 29
Bird 44, 98, 129
Boggs 96
Bohan 15
Bphannan 87
Boher 65
Bohike 59
Bohu 101
Bokelman 55
Bolar 21
Bolen 42
Boles 18
Bolinsky 79
Bollinger 31, 33
Boltjes 23, 24
Bonda 129
Bonekemper 43
Benentje 59
Bonner 56
Bookwalter 120
Boon 74, 87, 133
Boone 87
Booth 63, 65, 66
Borden 78, 85, 86
Bordwell 96
Bornemeier 129
Bosdel 30
Bosen 31
Bosshart 2
Bosta 42
Bosteder 105, 106
Bostleman 84
Bostwick 50
Bowers 28, 90
Bowlby 51
Bowle 51
Bowley 21
Bowling 2
Bowlsby 63, 100
Bowman 8, 30, 41,
95, 118
Boyce 118
Boyd 20, 21, 36, 41,
42, 74, 84
Boyer 27, 44
Boyle 84, 117
Brachle 72
Brackett 21, 27
Bradbury 26
Braddock 31
Braddy 21
Bradeen 62
Bradford 41, 82
Bradley 2, 15, 21, 22
41, 50, 74
Bradway 27
Braham 1
Brahmstadt 47
Braider 100
Braithwait 1, 3
Brandau 90
Brandel 21
Brandes 52, 96
Brandt 17, 19'
Brannan 77, 78
Brannigan 50
Brannon 11
Brans 1
Brant 21, 87, 117
Bratt 28
Braum 14
Braunt 82
Bray 40, 102
Brayton 28, 96
Breeze 98
Brenander 40
Brenizer 21
Brennan 105
Bressler 106
Brewer 74
Bridenbaugh 78, 84
Bridge 31, 113
Bridgeford 21
Briggs 1, 22, 74, 87
Bostworth 129
Brodel 31
Brocerick 31, 40
Brodger 41
Brohardt 29'
Brook 41, 5]
Brooke 86
Brooks 14, 27, 61, 101
104, 107, 119
Brosheit 9
Brothhwell 107
Brown 3, 11, 13, 14, 15,
18, 21, 26, 27, 31, 40,
41, 43, 44, 49, 56, 62
71, 82, 84, 87, 88, 96
98, 107, 119, 134
Browne 93
Brownell 22
Browning 43, 56, 99
Brox 85
Bruce 118
Bruken 23
Bruemeimier 1
Brumken 23
Brummerhop 1
Brummerrbrrger 97
Brumnsier 1
Bruner 1, 14, 21, 59, 60
Brunken 23, 24
Brunkow 129
Brutt 40
Bryan 41, 86, 104, lii
Bryant 22, 104, 118
Bryden 40, 41
Buchanan 64, 66, 98
Buchholtz 3
Bucholz 117
Buck 30, 47, 115
Buckingham 75
Buckiand 80
Buckley 17, 118
Buckner 40, 41
Buckworth 117
Bud 86
Buddecke 73
Budler 10
Budioff 1
Budltemeier 24
Buhdorf 74
Bukowsky 42
Bule 10
Bull 96
95, 105
137
Bullard 27
Buller 10, 43, 88
Bumbridge 14
Bump 26
Bundy 34, 45
Bunn 21
Burch 15, 28
Burchard 50
Burden 13
Burgan 21
Caddick 102
Cady 96
Cafferty 31
Cahill 40, 82
Cain 44, 84
Calder 85, 86
Calderwood 120
Caidwell 2, 13
Calf 98
Calhoun 42
Cash 61
Casler 88
Cass 44, 84
Cassairt 66
Cassedy 12
Cassell 7, 8, 102
Casselman 99
Cassiday 13
Cassleman 50, 65
Castel 103
Christ 66
Christensen 32, 41, 62,
65, 79, 107, 116, 128,
129
Christiansen 9, 105, 106
Christianson 9, 60
Christie 95
Christionsen 106
Chronister 22
Chubb 113
Burge 21, 28
Burger 41, 110
Burgess 31, 60, 117
Burgh 65
Burgholtz 105
Burhop 29
Buright 82
Burk 48
Burke 6, 29, 31, 40
56, 107
Burkhead 79
Burks 77
Burley 21, 31
Burlingame 41 42
Burnaby 14
Burnes 31, 90, 95
Burnett 14, 41, 105
Burnham 40, 117
Burmmann 111
Burns 31
Burr 113, 116
Burroughs 101
Burrows 14
Burt 3
Burtis 56
Burton 11, 39, 101
Burwell 40
Busby 105, 106
Busch 22, 88, 118,
131
Bush 3, 7, 30, 130
Bushell 30
Busk 88
Busell 56
Bute 10, 43, 102, 103
Butker 3
Butler 28, 31, 41, 64
70, 113, 118
Butte 10, 42
Butter 45
Butterfield 14, 100,
116, 119
Buttery 111
Butts 21
Buzber 131
Byer 14, 29, 45
Byerley 70, 83
Byerly 70
Byers 104
Byington 85
Byrnes 41
Byron 104
Calkins 100, 129
Call 11, 44
Callaghan 37, 74
Calmalet 96
Calver 20, 48
Calvert 31, 49
Cameron 12, 44, 45
Camerson 44
Camfield 63
Cammins 1
Camp 10
Campbell 3, 7, 14,
25, 45, 60, 66, 85
86, 89, 102, 106,
116, 117
Canaday 7
Canaga 130
Cannahan 88
Cannell 24
Cannenburg 48
Cannign 22
Cannon 25, 65, 127
Cantral 107
Carbrey 128
Carey 40, 42
Carl 1
Carlile 49
Carll 30
Carlson 14, 116
Canton 113, 133
Carlyle 26
Carmine 25
Carnes 29, 30, 129
Carney 65, 66, 82
100
Carnihan 77
Carothers 25
Carpenter 14, 40,
48, 87, 88, 93,
105, 106, 117, 130
Carper 70
Carr 87
Carren 63, 64
Carson 15, 51, 59
Carstens 29
Carter 2, 3, 26, 31,
60, 55, 61, 62, 117
118, 126
Cartine 41
Cartmal 42
Cartwright 40
Carver 10
Casady 59
Case 56, 75
Caselman 48
Casey 14
Castellar 117, 118
Castile 32
Castle 10, 82, 85,
115, 116
Caswell 100
Cate 104
Catlin 64
Caton 14, 90
Cattle 117, 118, 119
Caughin 40
Caughley 93
Cavanaugh 6
Cavin 128
Caywood 1
Cega 30
Cenfare 29
Cerl 86, 87
Cerney 30
Cervonni 116
Chadwick 32, 116
Chaffee 3, 39, 44
Chalupa 32
Chalupsky 32
Chamberlin 30, 119
Chambers 98, 117, 128
Champlin 61
Chaney 36
Chaon 105
Chapin 41, 86, 88
Chapmen 68, 118
Charboneau 36
Charleson 64
Cjarters 117
Chase 49, 66, 113,
118
Chatfield 62
Chavanu 73
Cheeney 78
Chenanr 105
Chenaur 106
Cheny 60, 77
Cherry 64
Chester 66, 102
Chief 98
Child 12
Chi1drs 97, 98,
128
Childre 104
Childs 26, 42, 61
Chistenon 30
Chistenow 30
Chivington 125, 127
Chlevoun 22
Chloupeck 24
Chrastil 22
Chrisler 8
Chubback 111
Chubbuck 25
Chultz 94
Church 82, 115
Churchal 40
Claassem 52
Claassen 2, 23, 24
Claiborn 111
Claire 84
Clampett 7, 8'
Clapp 78, 79
Clark, 2, 6, 11, 28, 30,
32, 33, 43, 61, 64, 70
75, 78, 86, 96, 100, 101
116, 133
Clarke 95, 113, 118
Clarkson 116, 119
Classen 52, 53
Claus 14
Clausen 81
Claverie 128
Clavey 75, 112, 134
Clay 51, 98
Clay's 56
Clayburg 56
Claypool 88
Cleamen 27
Cleary 40
Cleavland 9
Clegg 116
Clemens 70
Clements 75
Clemmens 100
Cleney 27
Cleveland 16, 19, 103
Clime 1, 13, 14, 44,
103, 105
Clitzbe 47
Cloe 34
Close 87
Closson 66
Clotfelter 56
Cloyde 45
Cluck 93
Clure 88
Coad 88
Coat 42
Coats 30, 42, 43, 59
Cobb 27, 78, 113
Cochran 32, 77, 95, 107
117
Coe 65
Coen 2
Coffey 13, 98
Coffin 40, 45, 113
Cogsball 36
138
Cogswell 36
Coha 2
Cohn 32, 44
Cohrem 41
Coke 14
Colburn 63
Colclesser 132
Cornick 1
Corrigan 32
Corrington 67
Cortan 95
Corum 42
Corwin 85
Coryell 46
Crosier 32
Cross 70, 86, 97, 100
104, 106
Crouch 82
Crouse 116
Crow 12, 32
Crowe 84
Davoll 2
Davy 88
Dawson 1, 7, 8, 119
Day 63, 129
Dean 28, 75, 102
Dearborn 106
Deardorff 40
Cole 17, 18, 41, 44
59, 60, 61, 62, 64
88, 96, 102, 103
Coleman 2, 14, 15,
40, 50, 100, 113
Coleson 95
Colladay 40
Collen 14
Collett 9, 10
Collins, 2, 49, 117
125, 132
Coltrain 87
Colvin 32, 111
Coiwell 17, 19
Combs 42, 66, 78
Corner 85
Comfort 117
Compton 87
Constock 65, 97
Conant 82
Conarro 95
Congdon 118
Conklin 24, 32, 88,
117
Conn 29
Connehly 45
Connor 1, 40, 83, 105
115
Connors 106
Connover 11
Conover 105, 106
Conrad 96, 126
Conroy 40
Contryman 129
Conway 13, 96
Cook 1, 8, 12, 14,
32, 49, 60, 94, 95
105, 106
Cool 62
Cohley 40
Coon 6, 29, 102, 129
Coons 44
Cooper 29, 32, 41, 61
101, 102, 117, 123
Copeland 28
Copland 4l Copley 119
Copsy 43
Corban 41
Corbett 106
Corbin 22
Corby 64, 66
Cordes 7, 32
Core 41
Corely 96
Corkle 100
Corless 130, 131
Corlis 40
Corn 29
Cornelius 23, 24, 52
Cosgrove 40, 41
Cossairt 63
Cots 64
Cotter 95
Cotterman 70, 73, 119
Cotton 119
Cottrell 56
Couch 1, 101
Couchman 117
Coughtry 84
Coupland 65
Courtney 14, 97
Covell 42, 79
Coveny 84
Cowart 35
Cowen 49
Cowley 27
Cownie 82
Cowperthwaite 86
Cox 9, 10, 86, 96, 104
Coykendall 104
Coyle 77, 95
Cozad 5
Crabill 88
Crab tree 14
Craft 102
Cragen 96
Craig 6, 7, 86
Cram 34
Cramer 1, 130, 131
Crampt 28
Crandell 14
Crane 14, 29, 43, 48
Cranston 44
Cratsenberg 65
Craven 32, 37
Crawford 61, 66, 106
117
Creason 110
Creighton 15
Cremer 117
Cress 32
Cressy 65
Crew 96
Crichton 74
Criddell 44
Crile 25
Crismond 88
Criswehl 82
Critchfield 129
Crites 32
Crocker 28, 96
Crockwell 77
Crofts 22
Cromwell 71
Crone 86, 87
Cronin 31
Cropsey 113
Crosby 2, 3, 65, 98, 111
Crowell 32, 70
Crowse 6, 7
Crozier 27, 32
Cruwell 7
Cudahy 117, 118
Cullen 32, 98
Culver 10, 105
Cuming 15, 31
Cummings 31, 42, 45
Cumshaw 30
Cunningham 40. 42, 56,
105, 106, 133
Curren 78
Curry 25, 82
Curtis 9, 25, 48, 79,
111
Curzon 96
Cushing 32, 42
Cushman 32
Cutter 129
Cybalk 65
Czervinski 93
Dabes 128
Daggett 60
Dahl 96
Daily 14, 15, 30, 40,
42
Dakan 96
Dake 119
Daley 41
Damana 2
Damonde 103
Damron 118
Damson 41
Dana 95
Daniels 28, 90
Danks 48
Darby 2, 30
Dare 36
Darling 47, 103, 128
Darlow 118
Darow 82
Daucke 99
Daudt 85
Daughtery 86
Davenport 21, 27, 32,
41, 51, 56, 117
David 131
Davidson 12, 44, 113,
119
Davidsons 53
Davies 88
Davis 2, 12, 16, 23, 42
44, 60, 61, 68, 69, 72
77, 82, 87, 88, 94, 96
104, 105, 115, 116,
117
Deasy 128
Debelly 88
Debord 94
Decamp 65, 100
Decker 100, 128
Decora 98
Dee 42
Deeds 86
Deffie 42
Defrees 52
Defreese 23, 52
Degmond 96
Dehart 41, 113
Dehays 95
Deicks 32
Deilks 32
Deins 44
Deland 3, 8
Delaney 83
Delany 2
Deleski 32, 70
Delfs 25
Demaranville 102
Deniing 14
Deminski 32
Dempster 6
Denama 1
Denboy 42
Denham 113
Denman 43
Dennett 95
Denning 22
Dennis 41, 47
Denslow 130
Denton 14, 93
Depriest 22
Derby 64
Deroin 98
Derr 26
Detamore 103
Determann 25
Detweiler 72
Detweiller 90
Deutsch 120
Develle 98
Devesen 104
Devore 82
Dewaters 102
Dewy 2, 48
Dial 61
Diamond 117
Dible 26
Dice 87
Dicheard 11
Dick 43, 44, 56, 62
Dicksenson 32, 88
Dickey 40, 41
Dickinson 22, 118, 119
Dickson 44, 75, 83
139
Dicky 24. 77, 96, 119
Didrlksen 75
Diebold 117
Dieken 24, 52, 53
Drayton 101
Dressler 31
Drew 117
Drexel 117
Eastmen 64
Eatherton 128
Eaton 26, 95, 98
Ebel 82, 84
Engel 29
English 65, 95
Englund 41
Enninga 23, 52
Dien 10
Dierking 82
Dierhing 2
Diers 47, 53
Dillon 78, 87
Dilly ill
Dilworth 26
Dimery 86
Dimick 53
Dimmick 39
Dinnerflund 30
Dinsdale 107
Dinsmore 3, 117
Dirksen 2
Divelbiss 24
Dixon 32, 83
Doaak 8
Dobbin 104
Dobish 30
Dobrovolny 4
Dobry 32
Dobson 41
Dodd 84, 103
Dodge, 28, 83
Dodson 77
Doell 10
Doglass 14
Doherty 119
Dollarhide 26, 32
Domingo 129
Don 79
Donegan 45
Donner 44, 96
Donohoe 40
Donovan 85, 128
Dooley 8
Doose 106
Dorby 95
Dormen 100
Dorn 82
Dorsey 24
Dorthy 1
Doty 8, 86, 128
Doud 42
Dougherty 41
Douglas 26, 67, 99,
118
Douglass 88
Dove 14
Dowd 62, 102
Dowler 128
Downe 116
Downes 36, 74
Downs 53, 123
Downy 60
Doxtad 79
Doyle 1, 59
Draggon 27
Drain 111
Drake 55, 71, 84, 95
116, 117
Draper 56, 77, 119
Driggs 75
Drise 61
Driver 42, 68
Druba 43, 44
Drury 128
Dryer 29
Du Bois 28
Dubbs 70
Dudden 23, 24, 52 53
Dudeck 56
Dudek 22
Duden 26, 30
Dudley 128
Dueck 43
Duenbury 105
Duff 104, 105
Duggan 77
Duggar 62
Dugger 88
Duke 111
Dulitz 11
Dull 90
Dumar 105
Duncan 8
Duncanson 51
Dundas 14
Dundy 116
Dungan 28
Dunham 37, 46
Dunkel 115, 116
Dunken 3, 27
Dunkle 95
Dunlap 87
Dunn 29, 51, 131
Dupont 102
Durall 1
Durant 39
Duren 16
Durhan 66
Dusenberry 28
Dustman 17, 18
Dutton 70, 77
Duval 119
Dvorak 2
Dwark 32
Dworak 22, 65
Dwyer 30, 41, 42,
45, 71
Dye 11
Dykeman 1
Eadie 104
Eager 86
Earl 65-129
Earls 31
Earth 98
Earthquake 98
East 28
Eastburn 104
Easterday 129
Eastman 14, 64, 119
Eberhardt 10, 42
Eberhing 94
Eby 90
Ecan 42
Ecdman 60
Eckfrd 56
Eckerson 103
Eckhoff 62, 65
Eckley 88
Eckoff 105
Eddy 41, 118
Edens 70
Edic 72
Edigar 10
Edmiisto (sic) 86
Edmistonon 86
Edson 42, 63, 64
Edwards 12, 13, 15, 42
61, 73, 93
Egan 25, 111, 115, 117
Egart 102
Eggart 102
Eggers 41, 93
Eggleston 64
Egly 43
Ehlers 87, 88, 128
Eicher 95
Eidman III
Eielson 103
Eilers 97
Eilks 31
Einsteen 96
Eiseman 95
Eisley 130, 131
Elan 77, 116
Eldred 65
Eldredge 36
Eldridge 2
Elfring 43
Eli 14
Eliason 84
Elkhart 77
Ellenwood 116
Ellinghusen 23
Elliot 65-101
Elliott 26, 42, 107
Ellis 26, 32, 34,
61, 106
Ellsworth 15
Elly 43
Elmer 117
Elsworth 102
Embree 68
Embry 14
Emerson 15, 85, 86
Emery 130
Emmerson 98
Emory 7
Enderle 10, 102
Endersby 84
Eneix 30
Enewold 45
Enns 70
Enright 78
Ens 70
Epler 105, 106
Epp 11, 46
Eppert 88
Erb U, 104
Erhart 111, 129
Erickson 105
Erklins 42
Erlach 84
Ernest 67
Ernst 25
Erskine 101
Ervine 39
Erwin 26, 42
Esau 73
Esch 35, 110
Eskaldesen 9
Eskllden 9
Esley 29
Esmiol 128
Esser 42
Essly 56
Esterberg 32
Estey 29
Ethn 14
Etter 41, 42
Ettie 42
Evans 3, 5, 11, 43, 44,
55, 86, 95, 97, 130
Eveland 97
Even 132
Everest 36
Everett 95
Everly 113
Everson 101
Everts 117
Evertt 1
Evitts 51
Ewing 96, 98
Exline 12
Faden 122
Fagan 9, 103
Fagard 85
Fagin 15
Fahey 30
Fairburn 32
Fairchild 16
Fairfield 111
Fairhead 82
Fairman 29
Fales 47
Faley 30
Falk 29, 32, 40
Falkner 40
Fall 104
Fallon 49
Fannon 101
Farah 61
140
Farber 99
Fleharty 64
Frazier 134
Galloway 13, 118
Fans 118
Farley 32, 102
Farney 44, 102
Farnham 97
Farr 106
Farrell 22, 115
Fast 43
Fatherloss 8
Faubanks 2
Faubion 7
Fauble 30
Faulkner 96
Faust 5, 40, 70
Fawcett 12
Fay 32
Feaster 35
Feather 98
Feenan 78
Fees 75
Feffreys 50
Fehneke 105
Felder 71
Fellingham 102
Feizien 59
Fenke 30
Fenster 9, 10
Fergersen 88
Ferguson 2, 100, 102
103, 125, 129, 132
Ferkin 128
Ferris 32, 43
Fersig 30
Fesher 29
Fetterman 82
Fey 84
Fiala 75
Fiefield 17
Field 2, 96
Fields 64, 116
Figg 56
Fight 13
Fike 90, 118
Fillinger 85
Finch 29, 65, 96
Fink 1, 88
Finley 95
Finnecy 3
Finnegan 44
Finnel 84
Finney 11, 15, 113
Finnigan 113
Finnly 3
Fischer 94
Fish 32, 44, 85, 86
Fisher 1, 3, 29, 34,
56, 88, 94, 97, 118
Fish/Tish 37
Fisk 105, 106
Fiske 14
Fiss 103
Fitch 87, 97
Fitzgerald 88
Flagan 9
Flammont 29
Flans 16
Flaugh 81
Fleming 32, 116, 117
128
Flerschaner 131
Fleshman 128
Flessner 52
Fletcher 22, 32, 96,
101
Flickinger 44, 90
Fliesbach 56
Flint 116
Flohr 105, 106
Flory 90
Flynn 82
Fogarty 93
Fogel 44, 45
Folda 22
Foley 3, 54, 55, 105
106
Folmsbee 88
Folsom 126
Folsoom 126
Foltz 63, 105
Fones 103
Foot 30
Forbes 82, 107, 118
119
Forbes 48, 79
Force 32, 44
Ford 11, 42, 56, 77,
106
Foreman 121
Forester 27
Forgeot 101
Forgey 68
Formaten 29
Forrest 96
Forsyths 101
Fort 1
Foss 103, 104
Foster 1, 12, 15, 17,
47, 65, 85, 86, 88
Fostersen 30
Fotman 106
Fourshey 66
Fouts 22
Fowler 27, 28, 103,
104
Fox 44, 105, 106
Frahm 106
Frainey 14
Frakes 40
Frame 32
Framer 104
France 95
Francis 26, 130
Francisco 83
Frandgen 32
Frank 9, 40, 111
Franken 52
Franklin 29, 88
Franks 41
Franz 10, 43, 96
Frasek 2
Frawley 10
Frazell 105
Frazer 15
Frear 6, 7
Freberg 104
Frederick 82
Fredericks 32
Fredericksen 81
Freemann 15, 32
Frei 36
Freisen 10, 11, 70
Freitag 55
Freman 29
French 2, 82, 88, 106
117
Frentz 2
Frey 36, 60
Frice 27
Frickle 57
Fried 117
Friedman 30
Fries 27, 32, 40, 118,
128
Frieson 43
Friesson 56
Frigge 70
Fritz 2,8
Frizzell 11
Fronson 42
Frost 2
Fru 62
Fruit 12
Fry 55, 65, 115, 118
Fueafer 102
Fueher 43
Fuehrer 43, 107
Fugitt 119
Fuher 43
Fuhrman 22
Fuks 30
Fuller 33, 45, 70, 88
106
Fullerton 89
Fuliner 28, 39
Funhouser 10
Funke 117
Funkhouser 118
Funru 45
Furbush 75
Furnas 15, 16, 113
Furr 56
Fursey 29
Furster 34
Fye 103
Gable 14
Gaddis 103
Gadway 13
Gaebel 129
Gage 123, 124, 127
Gajda 4
Galbraith 22
Gall 1, 2
Galladay 70
Gallady 2
Gallagher 77, 87, 100
Gallaway 62
Galligher 28
Gamble 105, 106, 131
Gandy 67, 117
Ganiard 59, 60, 70
Gannet 64, 65
Gannon 16, 17, 19, 50,
104
Gans 31
Gapen 95
Gardner 5, 26, 28, 48,
71, 81, 88, 106
Garfield 33
Garner 30, 77, 81, 106
Garrard 39
Garrett 14, 45
Garrison 96, 99
Cart 1
Gartner 52, 62
Garton 14
Garwood 103
Gaskill 14
Gasser 82
Gast 22
Gatsh 89
Gatenby 64
Gates 6, 55, 97
Gateway 56
Gautier 93
Gaver 45
Gawne 97
Gaygill 54
Gaylord 47
Gazell 12
Geer 100
Gegere 83
Gehr 26
Geisler 46
Gelwick 95
Gemmell 63
Genor 44
Gensithen 52
Genther 57
Genuquet 1
Geoman 95
George 10, 11, 16, 17,
43, 62, 63, 82, 120
Georgesen 80
Gerard 89
Cerardo 29
Gerards 29
Gerecke 59
Geriche 30
Gering 5
Gerrard 32
Gerspercher 29
Gesback 29
Gesen 12
Getchell 61, 63
Getzfreit 71
Gewett 17
Gewinner 131
Ghoset 113
Gibbs 56
Giberson 129
Gibson 9, 63, 64, 82,
105, 106, 116, 117, 130
Gier 60, 67
141
Gifford 106, 119
Gilbert 17, 19, 45, 63,
66, 87, 119, 129
Gillaspi 40
Gille 93
Gilleland 105
Gillett 26
Gilimore 96
Gillogly 40, 41
Gilman 2
16, 17
Cilmore 129
57, 64
Giltner 28
116,
Gingrich 102
Ginn 18, 19
Girton 105, 106
Gladfelter 42
Gladwish 85
Giant 60
Glantz 59
Glass 33
Glaubitz 129
Gleason 33
Glebe 14
Glese 56
Glidden 53
Gliem 88
Glover 48, 102
Godd 102
Goddard 106
Godfrey 30, 95, 115
Coding 55
Goeckler 101
Goede 23
Goehner 86
Goering 24
57, 89
93, 95, 96, 104,
Goes 40
Goesley 60
Goetch 82, 84
Goff 15, 31
Gohrtsen 10
Coins 28'
Golden 41, 129
Hammond 39, 51,
Goldsmith 86
Goldstein 131
Goodrod 87, 88
Good 102, 104
Goodale 48, 116
Goode 123, 124, 126
127
Goodell 14, 117
Goodenow 62
Gooding 113
Goodmen 3, 25
Goodrich 29, 33, 50,
70, 113
Goodrow 12
Gorgensen 81
Gormally 84
Gorst 70
Gosha 116
Gossman 25
Gotchall 30
Gotha 57
Gothhe 103
Gottliebe 94
Gottsch 104
Grisell 102
Grisson 63
Griswold 117
Grnenuch 3
Groat 104
Groelz 44
Groenwold 52
Gronewald 23
Grinwold 53
Groom 30, 59, 70, 71
Haik 29
Hainel 42
Hainer 11, 102
Haines 57
Halburg 48
Hald 33
Haldman 96
Hale 11
Hales 28
Hall, 3, 10, 15,
Goudy 13, 28
Grooms 59, 60, 67
24, 25, 33, 48,
Gould 49, 50
Gross 57, 70, 134
70, 82, 93, 97,
Cove 64
Grabiel 66
Grable 118
Graff 86
Graham 13, 15, 113,
118
Gramm 16
Grammer 33
Granemann 52
Grannemann 23
Grannis 112, 134
Grant 12, 56, 65, 78,
93
Graty 2
Gratz 1
Graul 86
Graves 13, 14, 18, 19
50, 62, 70, 96, 117
Gravy 68
Gray 13, 19, 40
Graybill 103
Greek 105
Greelz 44
Grote 44
Groten 23
Grothe 104
Groundad 64
Grove 30
Groves 42, 75
Grow 61
Gruber 33, 89, 108
Grubser 89
Grundmayer 72
Guenther 57
Guest 6
Gugan 18
Guhlstorff 129
Cuidinger 22
Guile 60
Guilfoyle 39
Gullady 2
Guller 30
Gullison 61
Gunnest 31
Gunnett 31
Gunther 29, 79
117, 118, 119
Hailberg 66
Hallenberg 14
Hailer 95, 118
Hallett 14
Halley 49
Halliwell 57
Hallmen 42
Hallock 77
Hallowell 22
Halsey 57
Halt 31
Halve 2
Ham 33
Hamann 93
Hambeck 2
Hambek 4
Hambleton 63 Hamel 91
Hamer 57
Hamernik 4
Hames 1
Hamilton 14, 39,
Goeritzen 10, 11
123
47, 72, 115
Greenfield 25
Greenlad 47
Greenlyn 60
Greenwell 36
Greenwood 87, 88
Greer 57
Goldenstein 23, 52, 53
56, 65,
Gregory 33, 40, 95
Greiss 43, 55
Gress 108
Gressley 103
Greur 131
Grey 40
Greybiel 99
Gribble 85
Grieder 41
Griffen 64
Griffin 3
Griffith 28, 48, 61
90
Griffiths 60, 61, 64
Green 33, 40, 41, 42
Curb 18
Gurney 101
Gunser 85
Gustin 48
Gutfiend 89
Guthmiller 1
Guthrie 118
Cutman 41
Greggeston 33
130, 131
Hamitt 134
Hammarback 75
Hammell 2
Hammer 56, 118
Hammergrere 66
Hammett 101
Guttery 42
Gwyer 116
84, 103, 104
Hamburg 26
Hance 8
Hanchett 117
Hancock 57, 130
Hand 57, 60
Handerson 40
Handy 33
Hane 96
Hanegan 104
Haney 19, 27, 31, 74
Hankel 9
Hankins 57, 86
Ranks 13
Haaker 82
Haas 131
Habbegger 39
Haberlien 40
Hackinan 30
Hactor 39
Hadley 96
Hagard 61
Hagelin 105
Hagemeister 43, 103
Hagemier 55
Goodwin 50, 87, 94
Goold 50
Goosen 10
Gorackle 68
Corby 108
Gorder 96
Gordon 2, 22, 33, 50,
95, 129
65 101
Griffy 77
Crigsby 103
Grim 1
Grimes 88
Grimsby 105, 106
Grimshaw 30
Grinsey 11
Hager 117, 119
Hagerman 10
Hagerty 103
Hagey 104
Haggerty 56
Hagler 2
Hahers 10
Hahn 9
Hanley 42, 87
Hannibal 33
Hanrahan 40
Hanscom 41
Hansel 14
Hansen 9, 10, 29, 33. 44
57, 65, 80, 82,
105, 106, 108, 117
Henthorn 57
Henvlez 71
Herbers 72
Herbert 13
Herbest 68
Herbough 57
Hermann 2
Hermanson 41
Herrton 30
Hersey 14
Hess 23
Hesten 30
132 Heule 18
Hewitt 5
Heye 23, 24
Hick 57, 60, 62, 64
Hinz 43
Hochstetler 119
Hoguewood 122
Holley 133
Holmquist 118, 119
Holten 129
Homan 118
Hopp 129
Bouts 129
Howard 128
Howe 134
Howell 119
Hoyt 116, 133
Huffman 118
Hume 133
Hunt 131
Hunter 118, 119
Hurd 133
Hutchins 129
Jackson, 49, 58, 60, 64
87, 118, 128, 132
Jaco 58
Jacobs 12, 33
Jacobsen 33, 80
Jacobson 10, 129
Jacoby 103
Jadan 2
James 1, 2, 40, 41, 66
77, 86, 104
Jameson 129
Jamison 3
Janaskiewier 42
Janson 70
Janssen 1, 23, 24, 52
53, 55
Janzen 10
Japersen 42
Japp 29
Jaquith 119
Jarchke 58
Jarmin 128
Jarvis 132
Jaspersen 42
Jay 3, 58
Jeanzen 43
Jeep 82
Jefferies 100
Jeffers 103, 106
Jeffery 33
Jefford 89
Jeffry 58
Jehorek 33
Jeidd 1
Jelen 36
Jencks 104
Jenkins 11, 40, 41, 54,
58
Jenkinsons 79
Jenks 31
Jenner 1
Jenns 58
Jenny 116
Jensan 1
Jensen 9, 29, 30, 33, 44
63, 55, 80, 81, 82, 84,
87, 104, 106
Jenson 66
Jeppesen 80
Jeremias 23, 52, 53
Jessen 116
Jewett 49
Jindra 4
Jochim 129
Jodg 64
142
Hanshen 57
Hansling 14
Hanson 42, 57, 132
Hansson 1, 8, 9
Harbough 57
Harden 56, 87
Hardenburg, 106
Hardesty 132
Hardey 72
Harding 33, 40, 57
Hardman 111
Hardnock 75, 91
Haring 28
Harkins 132
Harlan 41, 56
Harmes 115
Harms 3
Flames 11
Harnett 82
1-larney 10
Harper 12
Harpst 57
Harrigan 95
Harriger 86
Harrington 14, 49, 57
Harris, 3, 6, 13, 14,
28, 40, 42, 45, 49,
67, 74, 78, 106, 116
132
Harrison 3, 8, 9, 10,
31, 98, 102, 111
Harron 57
Harshall 45
Harshman 129, 133
Harson 14
Hart 24, 62
Harter 12, 43
Hartford 33
Hartman 60
Hartmen 57
Hartnell 44
Hartwell 16, 17, 18,
19, 57
Harvey 42, 77, 87, 95
Harvy 7, 8, 33, 60, 62
Hary 14
Hasford 103
Hashbarfer 27
Basket 6
Basking 78
Haskins 101
Bass 130
Hasse 96
Hastings 113
Hatch 41
Hauseon 106
Hauver 41
Hauxhurt 45
Haven 57
Havivland 100
Hawk 101
Hawkensen 2
Hawkins 64
Hawley 6, 25, 57
Hawlksom 2
Hawthorn 18, 95
Hawthorne 18, 19
Hayden 35, 36, 116,
Hayelur 106
Hayes 56
Haykin 93
Haynes 95
Hays 14, 30
Hayse 89
Hayward 117
Hazard 39
Hazelbacker 13
Hazelbarth 59
Hazen 24
Hazlett 87
Heafley 95
57 Heath 1
Heater 41
Heath 6, 8
Heaton 51
Hecht 7, 8
Heck 70
Heckermen 104
Heckman 1, 26
Heddle 96
Heeran 84
Heeren 55
Hefferman 31, 41
Heffman 40
Hefty 43, 45
Heibert 10
Heiges 49
Heintz 57
Heinz 9
Heise 9
Heiser 1, 44
Heji 4
Held 22
Heldt 40
Hellmann 41
Helser 33
Heizer 41
Heming 2
Hency 29
Henderson 2, 57, 60
Iddings 45
Ideus 23, 24, 52, 53
Iler 41
Imprey 118
Imus 107
Ingalls 116
Ingals 85, 86
Ingerly 33
Ingram 58
Ingwerson 75, 113
Inks 19
Inman 59, 70
Irish 1
Irons 128
Irvin 30
Irvine 89
Irwin 42
Isaac 103
Hatcher 65
Hatchet 98
Hath 16, 17
Hathaway 40, 41, 89,
ill
Hatt 33
Patton 41
Haubrock 23, 52
Hauck 2
Hauff 3
Haug 57
Haughamont 46
Hendricks 10, 69
Hendrickson 9. 57
Henifer 29
Henike 42
Henn 70, 71
Hennesy 33
Henning 57
Henninger 57
Henry 22, 40, 41, 42,
57, 65
Hensell 37
Hensley 7
Isacon 66
Isaman 102
Isbell 35
Isenburg 79
Isley 27
Isreal 30, 58, 89'
Itzen 23, 52, 53
Iverson 31
Ives 64, 66, 100
Ivin 30
Jackson 11, 33, 37, 41,
Johansen 14, 24, 30, 33
Johns 9, 33
Johnson 2, 3, 9, 11, 12,
13, 15, 22, 27, 29, 33
37, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45,
48, 50, 52, 53, 58, 65
66, 72, 74, 85, 89, 102
103, 115, 118, 119, 121
128, 129, 130, 132
Johnston 14, 18, 86, 116
117
Jolly 46
143
Jonas 3
Jones 11, 17, 24, 29,
41, 45, 55, 58, 61,
67, 77, 87, 89, 96
98, 104, 115, 116,
118
Jopp, 79
Jordan 27, 28, 56
Jordans 79
Jorgensen 105, 129
Jorgenson 106
Jose 3
Joseph 58
Josephson 129
Jouvenat 70
Joyce 77
Jreuger 82
Judd 58
Judkins 104
Judy 63
Juhl 58
Jules 58
Jungels 71
Junish 89
Junkin 31'
Jurgensen 106
Jurging 60
Jury 25
Just 62
Kaasch 22
Kabe 63
Kabo 63
Kadel 133, 134
Kading 22
Kadleck 22
Kaffman 10, 15
Kahler 70, 87, 129
Kahmann 52
Kallam 49
Kalt 31
Kamitz 9, 10
Kammerer 7
Kammerlohr 59
Kamphaus 71
Kane 99
Kanen 42
Kanne 66
Kanpp 10
Kappler 58
Kays 25
Kean 58
Keck 101
Keefer 58, 88, 100
Keehler 58
Keeler 88, 100
Keenan 37, 74
Keene 104
Keeney 25, 31
Keens 58
Kehne 129
Keichel 3
Keicher 113
Keim 67
Keints 55
Keissel 44
Keith 22, 82
Keldgered 30
Kellehan 77
Kelleher 42
Keller 58
Kelley 31, 41, 42
Kellner 86
Kellogg 105, 106
Kelly 6, 7, 13, 34,
35, 40, 41, 56, 58,
96
Kelsey 58
Kelso 91
Keltner 58
Kemp 42
Keniper 52, 53, 104
Kemplin 102
Kenason 50
Kendall 49
Kender 58
Kenepper 82
Kennard 113
Kennedy 28, 35, 40, 41
51, 58, 61, 106, 129
Kennelly 77
Kenner 88
Kenney 42, 86
Kennison 82
Kenny 58
Kenrick 104
Kenser 12
Kent 58, 78
Kenver 106
Kenyon 6, 50
Kensy 75
Kibee 102
Kick 58
Kidder 66
Kielly 41
Kiely 24, 41
Kierner 14
Kiles 106
Kilgore 30, 44
Killebrew 35
Killgore 58
Killner 58
Kilmont 42
Kilmper 10
Kilpatrick 96, 118
Kimball 16, 18, 31,
104
Kimberly 17
Kin 41
Kindred 119
King 41, 42, 45, 56,
58, 60, 63, 66, 78,
79, 86, 89, 101, 108
115, 132
Kingsley 95
Kingston 27, 36
Kinkhardt 43
Kinnan 132
Kinne 62, 65, 66, 101
Kinnel 95
Kinner 44
Kinnerman 86
Kinnett 58
Kinney 66, 71, 72
Kinsey 58
Kinsinger 44
Kirby 56, 105
Kirk 58, 60
Kirkbride 45
Klrkhain 35
Kirkman 111
Kirkpatrick 58
Kirkwood 96
Kirllin 104
Kirpatrick 129
Klrschberg 30
Kirtz 29
Kitchen 85, 130
Kite 105
Kitnz 29
Kittliedelle 51
Klumb 43
Kluna 4
Klute 9
Kluver 23
Knapp 58, 65, 108
Knauber 7
Knee ill
Knepper 58
Kniff 65
Knight 58
Kniss 43
Knittle 1, 58, 119
Knorth 116
Knox 58, 83
Knudson 12, 45
Knudtsen 66
Koch 58, 72
Koch-Andrianno 117
Kocker 58
Koehler 118
Koeppe 58
Kohl 19, 52
Kohn 43, 103
Kohout 4
Kohtz 9
Kollmann 52
Konkright 86
Kooper 131
Kooser 58
Korb 2
Korecek 58
Korten 45, 109
Korth 1, 2
Kortz 89
Kostal 131
Koster 58, 101
Kotas 4
Kough 58
Kountz 5
Kovar 22
Kovarik 74, 133
Krabel 23
Krabiel 44
Kraft 43, 129
Kramer 59, 70, 73
Krasser 35, 86
Krauss 93
Kreamer 116
Krecklow 129
Kreienheder 23, 52
Krenzwieser 58
Karel 2
Karlblinger 54
Karls 60
Karp 58
Karstens 46, 47
Kasser 85
Kath 9, 10
Kaubler 58
Kaufman 9, 103, 128
Kauk 44
Kaul 1
Kaup 98
Kay 41, 105, 106
Kayl 3
Kayle 2
Keplinger 25
Kern 58
Kernam 48
Kerr 6, 7, 43, 51, 56
78, 97, 103, 116
Kerterson 13
Kessler 58, 64, 121
Ketchem 45
Ketchum 58
Keuck 81
Key 27
Keyes 130
Keys 58, 106
Keyser 64
Kibbee 62, 102
Klaassen 52
Klammer 58
Klassen 10
Klatte 58
Kleber 58
Kleffmann 131
Klensch 41
Klever 106
Kliewer 10
Kline 1, 2, 82, 87, 130
Klingst 58
Klinker 9
Kloke 2, 118
Klossen 71
Kludsikofsky 94
Kreps 77, 78
Kreuger 82
Krey 59
Kriechel 50
Krikac 75
Krise 61
Krocker 43
Kroeker 43
Kroekers 11
Krohler 111
Krotil 8
Krueger 53
Kruger 24, 52, 53, 130
131
Kruml 93
144
Kryer 63
Kucera 22
Kudrna 22
Kuester 120
Kuhns 91
Kuhr 105, 106
Kuiss 1
Kukuc 42
Kumas 41
Kumper 10
Kuncl 4
Kunkel 56
Kunselman 59
Kupka 22
Kurth 58
Kvam 71
Kyne 58
Kyner 48
Kysela 131
La Rose 41
Labagh 117
Labarge 3
Labarre 58
Lacina 22
Lackoff 49
Lacy 62
Ladd 39, 131
Lafonde 42
Lafontaine 42
Lagrange 121
Lake 10, 15, 58, 80
82, 106, 116
Lalone 58
Lamb 50, 58, 99, 101
113
Lamberson 108
Lambert 44, 66, 91
Lambeth 96
Lambrecht 120
Lamdin 85
Lamhofer 117
Lamm 104
Larnmers 23
Lampard 30
Lamson 65
Lancaster 66
Lappers 2
Laproth 3
Lare 68
Larimer 58, 95
Larkin 95
Laro 58
Larrison 54
Larsen 29, 59, 80, 81
82, 84, 105
Larson 9, 19, 48, 58,
63, 73, 86, 87, 93,
106, 129
Latham 117
Lathrop 58
Latimer 115
Latty 61
Lau 23, 129
Lauer 88
Laughlin 45
Lauman 105, 106
Laur 59
Lauts 1
Laux 134
Law 22, 47
Lawrence 93, 100, 105
Lawrensen 3
Lawrey 105
Lawson 2, 2 108
Lawton 60
Lawyer 86
Lay 55
Layton 58
Leach 34, 63
Leachman 27
Leader 29
Leake 58, 62, 66
Learned 89
Learson 105
Leason 64
Leavens 87
Leavltt 5
Lebar 72
Lebeau 100
Lebo 27
Leclain 100
Lee 5, 12, 30, 40, 45
58, 64, 89, 116
Leech 22
Lemmon 130
Lemmons 103
Lenck 105
Lenehen 41
Lenning 65
Lentz 9, 44
Lenz 9, 74
Leonard 45, 58, 65, 87
Lester 34
Lett 15, 119
Leufert 57
Leuldenser 63
Leunort 45
Lever 39
Leveritt 35
Leveson 57
Levick 103
Levos 71
Lew 58
Lewellen 61
Lewis 1, 41, 43, 45,
58, 61, 68, 70, 100,
117, 132
Lewman 11, 12
Lewyn 40
Leymaster 10, 103
Libby 25
Liberian 75
Lich 14
Lichtenberger 95
Lichty 91, 116
Liddel 29
Lieb 106
Lieberman 75
Liedthe 10
Lierman 63
Liggett 87
Lillrelin 79
Limes 3
Liming 28
Liminger 105
Linafelter 84
Linahan 95
Lincoln 28, 98
Linder 29
Linderman 30
Lindloff 58
Lindquist 40
Loansberry 104
Lochmiller 50, 71
Lochr 58
Lockard 58
Locke 58, 104
Locker 85
Lockhart 103, 104
Lockwood 45, 66, 70
Loder 14
Lofland 45
Logan 7, 58, 89
Loken 71, 72
Lolyman 12
Lomely 1
Long 56, 64, 72, 98
Longenecker 91, 96
Longmore 42
Longworthy 117
Look 101
Loomis 117
Loop 121
Loosebrock 72
Lopp 82
Lord 42, 58
Lordeman 71
Lore 27
Lorenz 10, 43
Lorenzen 101
Loring 117
Lorkowski 95
Lortz 87
Losdatter 65
Losee 29, 58
Lottridge 113
Loughran 110
Louisburger 101
Loury 58
Louy 113
Lovall 58
Love 83, 118
Loveland 28
Lovell 85
Lovenburg 6
Loverin 58
Lowe 27, 42, 50, 95, 96
Lowell 1, 58
Lowenstein 58
Lowensten 42
Lance 12
Land 95, 100
Landenberger 87
Lander 58, 117
Landers 58
Landis 58
Lane 17, 18, 19, 78
Lang 45, 95
Langdon 15
Lange 40
Langworthy 117
Lanman 105
Lanning 118
Lantz 58
Lantzer 103
Lanzendorfer 30
Laplace 128
Laporte 45
Leed 116
Leeper 67
Leese 96
Lefever 43
Lefferts 118
Leftwich 32
Leg 77
Lehman 96
Lehnoff 118
Lehr 70
Leibhardt 44
Leibhart 86
Leifield 73
Leigh 99
Leighty 95
Leisey 58
Leiting 73
Leland 58
Dindvill (sic) 87
Ling 9
Linn 89
Linscott 91
Linville 88
Lionberger 117
Lischke 84
Listin 63
Litte 3
Litterman 58
Little 22, 67, 75, 85,
133, 134
Littlejohn 28
Livelly 50
Livesay 96
Livingston 45
Livingson 103
Ljundahl 44
Lloyd 58, 87
Lower 14, 68, 105, 106
Lowery 1, 6, 58, 82, 105
Lowry 100
Lubbin 58
Lucas 2, 17, 58
Luce 58, 68
Lucee 40
Ludey 17
Ludfngton 108
Ludlow 45
Lueders 49
Luetchens 129
Luff 5
Luginbuehl 27
Luis 30
Lull 3, 58
Lullow 44
Lumpkins 27
145
Lunk 58
Luncy 129
Lunsford 42
Lunt 61
Lushbaugh 15
Lushbough 15
Lusher 25
Lutchins 129
Lute 22
Lutnering 52
Lutt 105
Lutzering 52, 53
Lux 58
Lyberger 58
Lybolt 102
Lyman 61
Lynch 53, 100
Lynger 105
Lyon 11
Lyons 77
Lysinger 102, 103
Lytle 14
Maben 61
Macallister 93
Macauley 65
Macdonaugh 111
Mace 26
Machenry 47
Machotas 41
Mack 11, 22, 49, 95
Mackay 45, 119
Mackim 87
Maclean 42
Macmonagle 41
Macomber 50, 82
Nacree 119
Macy 3
Madden 77
Madison 2, 60, 66 85
Madsen 9, 65, 80
Magee 30
Magen 77
Magoon 96
Magowan 118
Mapel 54, 55
Mapel 22
Marble 26, 30, 74, 133
Marcells 1
March 12
Marchall 89
Marcus 131
Mares 57
Marholm 105
Marks 56
Marlam 14
Marleder 41
Marlott 15
Marquardt 3
Marquett 113
Marquette 111, 125
Marr 34, 87
Marrel 103
Marrell 103
Marriner 50
Marsden 64, 119
Marsh 63, 77, 100, 101
Marshal 14, 28
Marshall 17, 18, 51, 85,
95, 129
Martens 11, 46, 47
Martin, 1, 11, 15, 17,
29, 41, 42, 51, 67,
70, 82, 87, 101, 104
105, 106, 113, 115, 117
Martindale 89
Marvel 108
Marvin 40
Marwood 61
Masingale 17, 18
Mason, 8, 9, 10, 30, 41,
42, 82, 101, 115, 116,
117, 124
Massey 6
Masten 13, 72
Mastick 48
Matchett 91
Mathamer 102
Mather 11, 102, 103,
Mayhew 86
Maynor 82
Mayo 56
McAhren 49
McCarty 7
McBeath 77
McBreath 78
McBride 12, 14, 99,
102, 107, 117, 131
McBroom 131
McCague 45, 95
McCall 28, 35
McCallmont 40
McCalmont 42
McCandlish 130
McCann 103
McCanon 112
McCarran 87
McCarthy 42, 61, 103
McCarty 95
McClanahan 117
McClane 35
McClanhan 132
McClay 113
McClean 18
cCleary 15
McClelland 56
McClintic 16, 17, 18,
19
McClintock 17, 95
McCollough 105
McComas 15
McConaughey 44
McConnell 25, 41, 102
131
McCool 56
McCormick 22, 60, 61,
65, 77, 86, 95
McCoy 28, 103, 131
McCracken 32, 111, 117
McCreary 5
McCrew 65
McCrory 102, 103
McCue 59
McGinnis 160
McGoff 64
McGowen 61
McGrau 43
McGreevy 42
McGrew 6, 63, 118
McGrniss 105
McGuire 56
McGurk 118
McHague 100
McIlravy 103
Mclninch 15
Mclntire 41
McIntosh 31, 102
McKay 59, 63, 66, 96,
101, 128, 129
McKeand 44
McKeann 50
McKenzie 22, 39, 95
McKern 44
McKevit 111
McKinney 40
McKivergan 77
McKnight 101
McLain 88
McLatchey 121
McLaughlin 15, 42, 84,
101
McLawry 12
McLean 66
McLeod 22, 96
McMaken 111
McMallun 41
McManigal 56
McMillian 118
McMohon 78
McMullen 44
McNunnin 48
McNall 11
McNamara 14, 40, 116
McNare 59, 60, 99
McNaught 2
McNeil 14, 87, 88
McNett 89
Maher 42
Maholm 106
Mahoney 95
Mahy 42
Main 6
Maitland 131
Malatchey 122
Malchow 120
Malcom 56
Malene 66
Malick 5, 47
Malikoff 115
Mallory 63
Malloy 41
Malone 37, 95
Maloney 96
Malzacher 64
Man 99
Manger 89
Mangess 41
Mann 129
Mansfield 78
Manwell 111
111
Mathewson 104
Mathias 91
Matsen 30
Matson 24
Matters 25, 118
Matteson 51
Matthews 27, 78, 85,
102
Matticks 102
Mattingly 5, 13
Mattson 93
Mauery 86
Maul 95
Maulding 100
Maurer 86
Maust 91
Maws 41
Maxfield 124, 125
Maxwell 17, 41, 85,
111, 117
Mayfield 68
McCullen 89
McCullock 45
McCullough 108
McCumer 1
McCune 73
McCure 89
McDaniel 44
McDarmed 129
McDonald 15, 28, 37, 74
78, 96, 97, 99, 117,
130
McDowell 5, 84
McElhinney 113
McFadden 47
McFall 77
McFarland 60
McFarlane 6, 8, 89
McFarling 50
McGauph 25
McGee 41, 60
McGimintie 2
McGinitie 60
Meinberg 95
Meiners 29, 86
Meinhardt 29
Meintz 44
Meixel 103
Mekling 70
Melick 14, 118
Melkus 6
Mellerr 97
Mellor 118, 119
Melott 57
Melsha 3
Melvin 82
Mendal 29
Mendelson 93
Menseen 74
Mensen 55
Mercer 44, 85, 87,
95
Mernde 14
Merril 47
Merrill 29, 116
Merriman 106
Merrymann 72
Meeten 30
Meservey 48
Metcaff 12
Metter 60
Netz 82
Metzer 23
Mewton 85
Meyer 3, 23, 24,
30,
31, 42, 66, 85, 95,
117, 128, 129
Meyers 85, 134
Michaels 63, 68
Michaelson 22
Mick 22
Mickel 118
Middaugh 87
Middleton 82, 134
Miens 68
Minkr 45
Minneear 129
Minnik, 102
Minshall 47, 89, 111
Minter 83
Minthorn 62
Mischke 24
Mitchell 6, 60, 62, 63
66, 68, 99
Mix 99
Mlaska 42
Mobray 93
Mockenhaupt 111, 129
Mofferd 96
Moffett 50
Moffitt 5
Moller 132
Monahan 82
146
Mouni 42
Mow 65
Mowery 61
Mowinkel 74
Mson 82
Muck 61, 101
Mueller 30
Muhm 65
Muir 7, 15
Mullen lii
Mulligan 118
Mullins 101
Mulvhill 95
Mundell 37, 132
Mundt 87, 88
Mundt's 16
Munger 45
Munjer 1
Nessen 104
Nethercut 14
Netzer 70
Neuman 30, 53, 103
Neumann 129
Neumeister 129
Neunschwander 47
Neville 96
Newcom 50
Newcomb 46
Newel ill
Newell 37, 75, 93
Newfield 10
Newhouser 103
Newman 64, 102, 103,
113, 130
Newton 27, 34, 41, 85
105, 106, 117
Moneliz 31
Monia 47
Moniutt 105
Monney 35
Monroe 11, 82
Montford 50
Montgomery 87, 100
Montgomery 12
Montray 29
Moon 61
Mooney 41
Moore 14, 22, 26, 34,
40, 44, 63, 70, 77,
Munsinger 73
Munson 105, 106, 131
Mups 30
Murasky 128
Murphy 40, 41, 42, 44,
63, 65, 68, 70, 82,
84, 87, 95, 117, 129
Murray 41, 129
Murry 40
Murtey 118
Muse 86
Muth 105
Myers 51, 61, 70, 86
Nice 116
Nicho 66
Nicholas 66, 121
Nicholas 111
Nicholaus 43
Nichols 37, 86, 99, 102
Nicholson 48, 49
Nickel 10
Nickles 131
Nicolaus 1
Nidau 3
Niebe 94
Nielsen 41
86, 96, 105, 108, 111
Morach 96
Moran 11, 84
Mordgren 71
More 13, 14, 82
Moreland 56
Morely 31
Morgan 8, 13, 30, 56,
96, 118
Morganson 9
101, 108
Myra 70
Nielson 14, 104
Nighe 102
Nimmo 40
Nishurroh 42
Nissen 103
Nixon 15, 56, 78, 84
Noble 15, 16, 28, 19,
132
Noel 15
Nofft 132
Nachitigal 1, 10
Nagel 105
Naland 3
Nance 100
Nangle 105, 106
Napier 66
McNew 104
McNiel 134
McNiff 88
McPherson 15, 82, 118
McQueen 51
McVeigh 27
McVey 43
McWhirter 12
Meacham 3
Mead 3, 49, 89
Means 50, 117
Medberry 108
Meddough III
Medearis 25
Meehan 13
Meeisinger 128
Meester 23
Megeath 45
Megginnis 31
Mehurn 86
Meier 23
Meils 52
Miginnie 31
Mignery 71
Mikelson 3
Mikkelson 2
Miles 13, 48, 119
Milks 59, 60
Mill 43
Millard 89
Miller, 8, 9, 12,
14,
22, 25, 29, 31, 34,
36, 37, 40, 41, 42,
44, 63, 81, 82, 85
88, 89, 91, 96, 105
106, 111, 118, 128,
129, 134
Milliken 103
Million 132
Mills 6, 12, 17,
24,
25, 40, 95, 96, 118
Millspoughm 1
Milton 132
Mince 13
Miner 106
Minges 14
Minkler 63, 101
Moriarity 95
Moriarty 36
Morrill 5, 51, 67
Morris 19, 27, 29, 36,
64, 87, 88, 95, 102
Morrison 2, 3, 7, 42,
96
Morse 16, 17, 18, 19
62, 82
Nash 29, 60, 66, 77,
78, 97, 117
Natel 7
Natterstadt 131
Neadham 17
Neal 115
Neannder 103
Neble 117, 119
Nedrow 91
Noordoom 41
Nordgen 72
Nordgren 71
Nordnoes 45
Norris 86, 129
North 42, 56, 122
Northam 83
Northness 39
Northup 73
Morsells 65
Morten 29
Mortensen 29,
Mortersen 42
Morton 16, 28, 116, 117
Mosely 50
Moses 78, 104
Mosher 102
Moshugr 131
Neely 105, 106
Neff 42, 87, 88
Neidhart 15, 22
Neighbor 89
Neiland 65
Neilsen 31
Neiswanger 84
Neligh 5
Nellis 100
Norton 41, 91, 100
Norval 51
Norwood 61
Nowak 113
Nowatny 133
Noyes 47, 86
Nutsell 10
Nutt 57
Moss 14, 104
Mossman 46
Mott 30
Mottaz 30
Motte 55
Motter 61
Moulton 85, 129
Nelson, 41, 42, 48, 50
61, 63, 65, 66, 80, 81
82, 83, 84, 87, 88,
103, 104, 106, 116
Nepodal 131
Nerth 30
Nesbitt 26
O'Brien 8, 41, 42
O'Callaghan 22
O'Connor 78
O'Day 41, 65, 129
O'Donnell 84
O'Laughlin 27, 28
147
O'Leary 49
O'Mahra 41
O'Mara 2
O'Neal 41
O'Neill 31, 84, 99
Oak 3, 78
Obenchain 91
Oberg 70
Obernalte 129
Obernalter 111
Ochandar 80
Ocker 52
Ockinga 23, 24, 52
Odgen 3, 95
Oehlerking 129
Oellerich 91
Oelschlager 59
Oeschh 102
Oetting 88
Ogden 3, 101
Ohlstrom 128
Older 96
Olds 3
Olfson 66, 75, 131
Oliver 42, 62, 87,
103
Olmstead 2, 55
Olo 115
Olsen 75, 93, 95, 106
Olson 9, 10, 45, 49,
71, 105, 122
Oltmanns 52
Omaha 99
Omak 30
Omo 37, 74
Oneil 87
Owens 35
Owry 102
Ox 99
Packard 118
Padden 62
Page 12, 50, 82
Paige 116
Paine 95, 96
Palmer 60, 62, 63, 64
65, 66, 67, 100, 101
105, 106, 113
Palmquest 14
Palms 105
Paneitz 9
Pankarty 10
Pankonin 129
Pankratz 43
Parish 17, 132
Park 118
Parker 14, 30, 39, 61
66, 68, 70, 77, 101
129, 130, 132
Parks 86, 87, 100
Parmenter 89
Parmer 72
Parmeter 79
Parr 43, 102, 104
Parrish 83
Parsons 23, 24, 77,
108, 117
Patett 40
Patras 64
Patrick 13, 104, 117,
118
Pegram 68
Pelkey 45
Pella 68
Pemberton 65
Pemell 12
Pence 2
Pendry 113
Penner 11, 43
Pennington 8, 86
Penny 14
Penrock 14
Penticost 67
Penton 110, 111
Perelson 29
Perew 108
Perkins 12, 27, 132
Perrett 115
Perrine 65
Perry 29, 40, 45, 47,
50, 63, 87, 95, 106
118, 130
Person 14
Peters 23, 24, 40, 42,
45, 52, 87, 89, 93,
108, 129, 130, 131
Petersen 79, 95, 131
Peterson 6, 9, 10, 31,
44, 45, 62, 65, 84, 87
101, 102, 103, 104,
105, 106
Petervusky 4
Petsol 131
Pettibone 56
Petty 41, 86
Peycke 95
Pfaff 1
Pillard 9
Pillsbury 34
Pirrucello 131
Pisen 60
Pistalka 1
Pitcher 100
Pittrnan 129
Placke 23
Plantz 62
Platz 22
Plott 91
Plumbtree 18
Plumer 95
Plwnmer 115
Plunket 50
Plunnket 50
Pohl 68
Pokorny 1
Poling 3
Pollack 63, 66, 99
Pollard 10, 43, 82, 129
Pollick 63, 66
Pollock 63, 101
Polony 1
Pomeroy 61
Pond 105
Poole 87
Poppen 71, 72
Popple 3
Porter 14, 15, 47, 118, 121
Portiss 77
Posers 63
Post 23, 63
Potter 27, 44, 49, 77
78, 116, 118
Powell 26, 40, 42, 84
Ong 12
Onstott 27
Opdenwinkle 70
Oppelland 52
Oppellt 80
Ora 41
Orcutt 117
Organ 86
Ormsby 14, 97, 131
Orndorf 70
Orourke 104
Orr 56, 79, 84 99, 111
Orrs 79
Ortman 93
Osborn 36, 48, 89, 113
Osborne 108
Osborns 96
Oschsner 43
Osmon 13
Osterman 130
Ostmeyer 84
Ostrander 14, 18, 118
Ostrem 42
Otradovsky 22
Ott 2, 29, 36, 43
Otteman 81
Ottewell 42
Otto 9
Owen 3, 108
Patterson 6, 44, 51,
104, 106, 116, 117,
134
Pattersons 53
Patton 22, 85, 117
Paul 91, 95, 119
Paulk 36
Paullins 101
Paulson 65
Pautsch 130
Paxton 44, 93
Payne 25
Peabody 36
Peacock 48
Pearce 50
Pearch 29
Pearson 85, 104
Pease 96
Peasley 37
Peavy 27
Pecant 77
Pecaut 77
Peck 89, 118
Pecka 22
Pedersen 81, 82
Pederson 70, 103
Peek 68
Peere 41
Peetzke 9
Pfeifer 134
Pfeil 106
Pfiel 105
Pfiffer 105
Pfost 103
Phelpa 11
Phelps 70, 87, 102
Philips 31, 72, 133
Phillips 1, 26, 45, 61
70, 72, 82, 101, 103
104, 113
Philpott 113
Phinney 87, 113
Phippin 25
Phipps 11
Pholino 93
Pickens 118
Pickering 3, 59
Picking 74
Pickiris 27
Pierce 25, 26, 28, 67,
77; 100, 117
Pierson 12, 103
Pietan 62
Pike 47
Pile 18
Pilgram 77, 82, 84
Pilgrim 41
Pilgrims 79
Powers 10, 42, 49, 84
Poynter 22
Prall 56
Pratt 12, 13, 25
Preacher 99
Prescott 97
Presson 127
Pressy 82
Preston 78, 102, 105
Pretty 42
Preyer 14
Price 49, 61, 87, 116
Priebe 23, 52, 53
Priest 80, 98, 99
Priest1y 82
Prindle 60
Pritchett 108, 118
Proctor 13, 14
Prokes 22
Prophet 97
Prosser 100
Protetch 41
Proud 4
Provancha83
Provost 30, 31
Prowett 108
Prudden 86
Prudy 4
Pulcifier 133
148
Puncelli 128
Purdue 40
Purdy 40
Purinton 88
Pursley 45
Putcamp 118
Putman 26, 62, 70,
77
Putney 27
Qualset 71
Quick 108
Quigley 100
Quionton 129
Quiring 10, 43
Rabbe 24, 53
Rabel 94
Rachow 92
Racine 110
Radcliffe 117
Rae 70
Ragan 56, 87, 88
Rainbolt 117
Rainey 96, 118
Rambo 3
Rampel 43
Ramsey 24
Ramseyer 74
Randall 44, 64, 70,
82, 89, 111
Randolph 78, 108
Rankiri 36, 75
Reed 48, 103, 105,
106, 131
Reeder 41
Rees 56
Reese 67, 117, 131
Regan 104, 105
Regelien 9
Riessen 44
Riha 2
Riker 43
Riley 6, 110
Ringer 18
Ringwalt 116, 118
Riordan 50
Rose 3, 16, 19, 47,
129, 130
Rosell 41
Rosemeier 70
Rosendahl 52
Rosenow 130
Rosenstock 95
Reger 72
Regier 10, 43
Regiers 11
Rehter 29
Reich 111
Reichart 30
Reichel 3
Reichenbach 70
Reicks 71
Reid 17, 18, 42, 108
Reighard 25
Reigier 10
Reilly 51
Reinert 68
Reinke 128
Reinochl 3
Reints 55
Reitz 14
Reizensten 30
Remgan 118
Remington 63
Remter 2, 3,
Remy 87, 88
Renehan 42
Reniff 61, 62, 65
Renik 116
Rippley 50
Risinger 106
Risley 42
Riss 14
Risse 96
Ritchie 121
Ritter 5, 95
Rittinger 47
Ritzenhoff 30
River 31
Roach 110
Roark 63
Robb 48, 89, 117
Robbins 44, 87, 88
Robergs 63
Robertsten 31
Roberts 2, 26, 28, 56,
63, 64, 78, 89, 104,
105, 111, 117,
Robertson 14, 17, 70,
96, 131, 133
Robine 111
Robins 24
Robinson 3, 12, 40, 82
96, 103, 111, 131,
133
Rosette 128
Ross 44, 96, 103
Roth 2
Rothenberger 3
Rothenbeuger 27
Rothfuss 23, 24, 52, 53
Rothleutner 94
Rothrock 92
Rough 129
Rouleaux 77
Round 66
Rouunds 48
Roundy 104
Rouse 61, 118
Rousnow 106
Rowe 44, 86, 87
Rowell 31
Rowland 17, 25, 129
Royalty 1
Royce 117
Royers 104
Roys 41
Rozanek 4
Roxell 49
Ruble 105
Ruby 130
Rankins 63
Rantzer 30
Rasley 25
Rasmussen 2, 65,
80,
81 82
Ratcliff 87
Rath 43
Rathbun 77
Rathurn 78
Rathmeyer 10
Rau 9
Rausls 27
Rautenberg 104
Rauth 130
Rautzer 30
Rawhouuser 106
Rawlings 35, 109
Ray 130, 131
Rayment 98
Raymond 87
Rayner 22, 65
Read 3, 8
Ream 77, 78
Reardon 24, 102
Reaser 44, 46
Reasland 92
Reberts 42
Reckmyer 130
Rector 44, 46, 50
Redding 40
Redfield 25
Redgwick 131
Redman 128
Reed 26, 41, 43,
47,
Renner 3, 71
Renschler 55
Ressigieu 82
Reter 29
Roche 93, 118
Rockwell 54, 55, 82,
84, 130
Rocoer 30
Rudd 29
Rudiger 96
Ruhge 129
Rumbaugh 59
Reuter 130
Revinius 117
Rex 115
Reynolds 2,4, 15, 42,
43, 67, 70, 86, 87
Rheem 117
Rhoades 7
Rhode 9
Rhodes 1, 16
Rice 14, 40, 99, 102,
108, 117, 121
Rich 47
Richards 9, 29, 41, 44,
74, 104, 106, 109
Richardsen 30
Richardsm 10
Richardson 3, 17, 25,
26, 40, 50, 51, 86
105, 106, 118
Richerhp 29
Richfield 18
Richmond 17, 87, 88
Richter 7, 30
Rickerss 29
Ricketts 13
Ridenour 3
Ridge 7
Ridgeway 115
Riecker 44
Rieley 41
Rodda 93
Rodgen 85
Rodr 4
Roe 41, 62, 117
Roeder 95
Roemmick 43
Roether 3
Rogers 1, 14, 15, 18,
22, 30, 34, 47, 49,
82, 87, 99, 102, 118
125, 127
Rogge 25
Roguish 82
Rohig 40
Rohn 40
Rohrbaugh 118
Rohrdanz 130
Rohrer 75
Roland 128
Rolland 7, 9, 34
Rollier 92
Rollo 43
Rolph 60
Romack 102
Roman 102
Ronleaux 77
Romne 74, 132, 134
Roost 79
Root 65
Rork 134
Rummery 97
Rumsey 3, 101, 118
Runbold 93
Runels 27, 30
Runyan 68
Runyon 53
Rupp 103
Rush 11, 12, 65, 77, 105
Rushford 40
Rushton 88
Russell 8, 10, 25, 29, 31
44, 66, 84
Russman 105, 106
Rust 14
Rutherford 44
Rutledge 87, 88
Rutlin 44
Ruzicha 41
Ryan 8, 40, 41, 42, 65
78, 96
Ruder 14, 79
Rylander 131
Ryner 25
149
Saarem 45
Saathoff 23
Sabby 30
Sacht 3
Sacket 17, 18
Sackett 16, 66, 85
Sage 22
Sagehorn 9
Sageoberg 66
Sahm 111
Sailors 59
Sales 29
Salisbur 121
Salladin 119
Salmon 44
Saltsgiver 82
Saltzmann 92
Sammons 104
Samons 104
Sampson 25
Satnuels 77
Samuelson 56, 89
Sanaskrewer 42
Sanborn 78
Sandahi 105
Sanders 41, 51, 60,
61, 62
Schlitt 19
Schmid 42
Schmidt 1, 22, 23, 24
40, 41, 52, 67'
Schmidtke 42
Schmitt 40, 67
Schmyahel 42
Schnall 9
Schoemaker 85
Schoemann 130
Schoening 93
Schofield 30, 106
Scholl 2
Schomaker 129
Schoolher 45
Schoomnaker 124
Schrader 10, 22, 43
Schraeder 3
Schramm 41
Schrepel 27
Schriever 84
Schrimk 40
Schroder 6
Schroeder 50, 52, 59
104
Schuber 41
Schuckman 45
Sells 30
Semberg 89
Semnine 59
Senff 9
Serr 2
Serry 86
Servis 113
Sevanson 105
Sever 86
Severin 87
Severyn 22
Sewall 56
Seymour 119
Shabrum 62, 63
Shackelford 115
Shadded 30
Shadonix 42
Shadouix 40
Shaefer 89
Shafer 28, 34, 111
Shaffer 59, 60, 101
Shald 97
Shallenberger 56
Shamp Ill
Shane 82
Shanihan 40
Shanks 35, 83
Shipman 130
Shirts 133
Shnell 31
Shock 102
Shoemaker 40
Shonka 22
Shooks 79
Shores 87, 88
Short 78
Shorten 105
Shorty 99
Shott 3
Showalter 56
Shrader 40
Shricker 88
Shriner 12
Shufelt 104
Shull 109
Shultz 96
Shunn 1, 45
Shurtleys 79
Sibberns 104
Sidenstricker 111
Sidwell 56
Siedentoff 29
Siefkin 106
Siegfried 115
Sanderson 72
Sanford 62, 117
Sannate 98
Sanquist 72
Sap 99
Sapp 25
Sarles 1, 2
Sarnica 41
Sassen 105, 106
Satre 45
Sauer 72
Saunders 96, 113
Sautter 85
Savage 42
Saville 77
Sawyer 7
Saylor 44, 92
Scace 106
Schaechterle 109
Schaeffer 96
Schafer 71, 73
Schaffert 10
Schall 9
Schan 105
Scheer 45
Scheinost 4
Scheld 82
Schemel 86
Schertz 102
Schick 59
Schieck 74
Schlefelbein 9, 36,
74, 102, 133, 134
Schiller 41
Schlachter 23
Schiegal 103
Schleigel ill
Schliefert 130
Schlieske 9
Schufeldt 86
Schulke 8
Schulte 72
Schultz 1, 23, 56
Schulz 52, 94
Schumacher 64
Schumann 25
Schurtz 102
Schventgen 29
Schwab 130
Schwartz 2, 16
Schwede 31
Schweiz 29
Scirven 1
Scofield 40, 104
Scotland 25
Scott 8, 12, 47, 53
56, 65, 104, 105,
106, 113, 117, 133
Seal 105
Searle 22
Sears 47, 103, 104,
105, 109
Seater 41
Seaton 12, 62, 99
Seaver 25
Sebille 101
Sechler 106'
Sedlacek 3
Seeh 130
Seehler 105
43 Sefcik 4
Seier 71
Seifken 105
Selander 131
Selden 30
Sellars 62
Sellers 35, 117
Sellon 105
Shannon 28
Sharman 18, 19
Sharp 12,43, 95, 101
103, 116
Sharpe 96
Sharrett 25, 67
Shattuck 3
Shaul 45
Shaulis 7
Shavlik 4
Shaw 26, 42, 62, 106
128
Shears 117
Shedd 45
Sheden 51'
Sheets 42, 100
Sheffer 100
Sheffield 7
Sheldon 56, 92, 129
Shellhart 65
Shellhorn 27
Shenefelt 70
Shepard 12, 101
Shepardson 118
Shephard 14
Shepher 14
Sheppard 14, 47
Sher 93
Sherbondy 92
Sherer 1
Sherman 11, 40, 68, 78
102, 105, 106
Shernn 45
Sherry 99
Shewalter 56
Shields 30, 131
Shilling 85
Shinn 126
Shipley 90
Siekman 103, 104
Siering 6
Sigler 13
Silers 62
Silver 85
Simeral 95
Simmering 52
Simmons 5, 22, 105
Simonds 14
Simonek 74, 133
Simons 72
Simonsen 88
Impson 26, 48, 127
Sims 6, 41, 113
Sinclair 2, 3
Singer 43
Sipple 54
Sissel 92
Sisson 34, 48
Sitera 4
Sixta 22
Skeels 7
Skelton 89
Skiles 6
Skinner 35, 48, 92, 101
Skirvin 48
Skovam 4
Skow 45, 84
Skuw 104
Slaffelin 14
Slagel 64
Slama 4
Slater 106
Slawson 96
Slingbaum 121
Slocum 29
Slosson 16, 17
Small 29, 51
Smatlan 22
150
Smead 104
Smersh 95
Smethers 22
Smidt 24
Smieh 78
SmIley 100
Smith 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 15
22, 25, 26, 29, 30,
34, 40, 42, 43, 44, 47
49, 50, 55, 56, 64,
70 71, 74, 77, 78,
79, 89, 95, 98, 99,
101, 102, 103, 104
109, 111, 117, 118
130, 131
Smittiens 66
Smulz 28
Smyth 74
Snavely 92
Snell 7, 47, 132
Snider 3, 6, 63
Snively 7, 70
Snockey 45
Snow 99, 128
Spickeman 111
Spidle 22, 42
Spiers 111
Spies 133
Spillman 125, 126
Splinter 10, 11
Spohn 88
Spracher 5
Spracklin 48
Sprague 51, 103
Sprecher 22
Sprick 131
Springer 84
Sprinkle 15
Spurgin 12
Squier 51
Squires 95
Srack 45
Sroufe 56
Sshley 77
Staasle 71
Stableton 97
Stadeleman 111
Stading 84
Stepan 4
Stephens 30, 31, 56, 105
118
Stephenson 44, 87
Sterling 42
Stetesh 29
Stettner 10
Stevens 31, 45, 101, 116
Stevenson 42, 103
Stewart 3, 13, 22, 27,
30, 41, 47, 52, 60, 61
70, 96, 118
Steyer 92
Sticks, 72
Stickney 15
Stiles 105
Stiliman 65
Stilmock 41
Stirnpert 23, 24
Stiner 105
Stiteck 29
Stivers 16
Stockensbury 44
Stockham 43
Stromer 23, 24, 53
Strong 87, 94
Stroud 3S, 98. 128
Struart 42
Struble 7
Strueokubg 10
Strutz 30
Stubbins 100, 101
Stubbs 41, 87
Stuckenholtz 56
Stuff 63
Stull 95
Stumbo 2
Stumf 4
Stunkard 26
Sturdevant 37, 70
Sturgis 62
Stutroth 132
Stutzman 92
Sucha 22
Suchy 42
Suddaby 64
Suddaly 61
Suerfel 30
Snyder 2, 6, 14, 40,
50, 67, 99, 105, 115
Snyders 79
Soal 99
Sobotaka 4
Socal 128
Soderberg 73
Sodomka 45
Solomon 44
Solvens 133
Sommerlad 113
14, 15, 22, 35,
Sones 36, 78, 84, 93. 113
130, 131
Sonneberg 41
Sonthworth 72
Sopcik 40
Soper 27
Soregsberry 41
Sorensen 2, 81
Sorenson 68
Soukup 4
Soule 12
Sounensheim 30
Southwel 16, 17
Southwell 59, 113
Soverign 99, 102
Spafford 104
Spahn 97
Spalding 42
Spalinger 40
Spargo 118
Sparks 37, 49
Spear 121
Spearr 121
Speldon 1
Spellman 113
Spencer 117
Sperling 43
Sperry 129
Spethman 96
Spetman 29
Spetsein 40
Stahl 95
Stahlecker 3
Stahley 74
Staley 48, 50
Stallard 93
Stallman 71
Stambaugh 105
Stamer 23, 53
Standeford 132
Stander 130
Standing 79
Standish 117
Stanek 4
Stankovski 42
Stansberry 86
Stansbie 115
Stanton 6, 25, 61, 70
100
Stapp 128
Starbuck 62
Stark 44, 56
Starkey 109
Starr 42, 43
Stas 3
States 45
Steadman 11, 18
Stearns 11
Steel 60
Steele 10, 104, 105,
106
Steels 67
Stefan
Steffes 79
Stefka 4
Steider 92
Steiger 47
Steinkamp 130
Steinkuhier 67
Steinman 56
Steinmerg 41
Steinson
Stelle 10
Stenson 2, 29'
Stocking 5, 93
Stoddard 121
Stohlmann 130
Stolfe 30
Stolp 101
Stoltenberg 3, 26
Stone 6, 7, 22, 29
Stonebaugh 29
Stoner 44
Stork 131
Storz 117, 118
Stott 113
Stotts 8
Stottsman 68
Stout 3
Stouter 109
Stowitts 118
Strader 85
Stradley 37
Strahn 104, 105
Straly 25
Stramberg 2
Strand 11, 43
Stranik
Stransky 133
Stratton 41, 45
Straub 129
Strauss 103
Strawre 102
Street 98, 113
Streeter 41, 72, 102,
103, 104
Strehlow 9
Streitz 119
Strickland 68, 130
Striepling 9- 10
Stringer 105, 106
Stringfield 126
Strode 43
Stroemer 52
Strohn 9
Strom 72
Sufford 89
Suhr 111
Sullivan 14, 28, 41, 42
Sumfend 30
Summers 42, 50
Summerville 133
Sumner 22
Sunbury 6
Sundahi 106
Sunder 41
Surber 105, 153
Surface 28
Surpliss 89
Sutherland 40, 56
Sutton 28, 51, 85, 100
128
Svoboda 4, 22
Swam 24
Swanbeck 14
Swaney 14
Swansen 29
Swanson 29, 72, 103,
104, 105, 106
Swartwood 17, 18
Swatman 49
Swearingen 43, 44
Swedberg 9, 102
Sweeney 83, 115
Sweet 14, 16, 19, 45
Swett 19, 101
Swetzenberg 118
Swiggart 115
Swinensheim 30
Switzer 64, 66, 129
Sydenhatn 5
Synstredt 14
Syring 24
Sysel 4
Taber 130
Tackett 100
Taft 97
151
Talbot 119
Tank 14
Tanner 89
Tarpening 2
Taska 42
Tattan 42
Taub 89
Tayler 3, 26
Taylor 11, 37, 39, 41
56, 60, 61, 66, 77
83, 100, 102, 105
106, 118
Tdrouttnan 61
Teasdale 47
Teed 27
Teegarden 96
Tefft 129
Tegan 30
Tellton 14
Temple 39, 118
Tillson 104, 105
Timmerman 117
Timmons 104
Tingley 113
Tipton 15, 36, 75
Tisdale 89
Tishue 47, 117
Titman 44
Titus 92
Tizell 57
Tjaden 24, 52
Tlustos 4
Todd 43, 61, 62, 64
111, 119
Toews 10, 11, 43
Toff 103
Toland 44, 117
Tontersen 30
Toof 102
Torrence 63
Turnbull 128
Turner 27, 28, 46, 47
101, 118, 122, 128
Turpin 16, 17
Tutt 111
Tuttle 44, 96
Twing 71
Twins 99
Twohig 78, 84
Tyler 37, 102
Tyndale 97
Tyrrell 95
Tyson 5
Uehling 130
Ulmer 93
Ulrich 104
Underland 42
Unruh 10
Untereimer 97
Vet 80
Vettie 129
Viall 130
Vicking 89
Vickroy 74
Victor 128
Viguie 128
Vincent 22, 106
Vine 30
Vinsonhaler 119
Virden 77
Virgin 87, 88
Vitamvas 4
Viack 86
Vlock 86
Voegler 130
Voglatance 22
Vogt 3, 9
Vollmar 96
Von Housen 9
Templeton 50
Terrill 104
Terwilliger 56, 96
Tesar 4
Teter 92
Teters 113
Thallimer 27
Thayer 46, 100
Theesen 23, 24, 53
Theike 63
Theys 55
Thiele 30
Thieman 71
Thiessen 100
Thoinann 28
Thomas 6, 10, 16, 18
19, 45, 48, 49, 59
61, 70, 73, 77, 85
86, 100, 117, 118
Thome 40
Thompson 3, 5, 19, 29,
39, 41, 43, 45, 63
66, 68, 71, 75, 99
100, 105, 106, 131
Thompsons 79
Thomsen 101
Thorn 84
Thorton 49, 66
Thorp 15, 101, 104
Thorpe 15, 117
Thorsen 96
Thorton 41
Thouvenel ill
Thralls 30
Thrift 96
Throop 11
Thummel 118, 119
Thunder 99
Thurmal 41
Thurow 113
Thygeson 87
Tibbetts 109
Tice 86
Tiffey 78
Tigges 96
Tighe 130
Tilden 116
Tousgaard 65, 101
Towel 56
Towels 14
Towle 117, 119
Towner 124
Townley 113
Townsend 22, 34, 56,
116
Townsley 44
Towslee 17, 51
Trachta 22
Trapple 94
Traudt 43
Trautman 1, 2
Traver 97
Travis 56, 97, 96
103, 120
Trayler 95
Treat 130
Trecy 77, 78
Treller 106
Tremain 121
Triedman 30
Trimer 63
Trobough 40
Troester 10, 11, 102
Troth 36, 42
Trout 45
Trowbridge 3, 60, 62
121
Troxel 118
Troy 15
Troyer 92, 102
Trueman 128
Truman 117
Trummer 93
Trunbull 30
Trussell 13
Tuambleys 79
Tucker 43, 68, 96
113
Tuepker 103
Tuft 89
Tuma 5
Tunison 103, 104
Turman 128
Turnball 40
Unthank 62
Updike 44
Uplinger 7
Upton 41, 119
Urbanovsky 4
Usher 75, 112, 134
Vaccaro 131
Vagner 93
Valek 4
Valentin 23, 52, 53
84, 102
Valentine 55
Valla 2
Vallery 111
Van Boeman 55
Van Boening 55
Van Buskirk 117
Van Cleve 37
Van Derbiken 40
Van Dusen 119
Van Epps 50
Van Horn 102
Van Kuren 70
Van Ostrand 60, 61, 101
Van Velzer 102
Van Wickle 44
Wanatta 111
Vanboening 23, 24
Vancamp 22
Vandeberg 83
Vandergrift 12
Vanderhalf 18, 19
Vandizen 14
Vanetta 14
Vanhousen 22
Vanlengan 23, 52
Vanmatre 43
Vanskike 86
Vanvlett 122
Vanvormer 44
Varin 42
Vaughn 45, 96
Veach 56
Veatch 42
Vedicka 40
Vendt 17
Vonasek 4
Vonderheid 71
Vonnordheim 23
Voris 9, 104
Vorovka 4
Vosburg 43
Voss 90, 117
Vrbanec 5
Vrooman 100
Vrzak 22
Wabs 3
Wackland 30
Waddell 27, 104
Waddle 104
Wade 2, 3, 94
Wadsworth 63, 66, 104
Waechter 44
Wagar 92
Wages 109
Waggoner 117, 129
Wagner 1, 9, 14, 22, 44
68, 72, 107
Wahlstr-m 133, 134
Wait 106
Waite 128
Waitzmann 40
Wakefield 1
Wakely 8, 117
Wakers 65
Walers 40
Wales 119
Walker 10, 14, 26, 31,
32, 42, 50, 56, 99, 102
119, 120
Wall 10, 31, 78, 117
Wallace 40, 113
Wallberry 41
Wallick 85
Walling 14
Wallinger 111
Walrath 101
Walroth 101
Walsh 11, 40, 41995, 102
Walt 31
Walter 40, 105
Walters 14, 25, 41, 85
92, 96, 104
152
Waither 74
Waltz 54
Wane 89
Wanser 95
Wantz 87
Warberton 86
Ward 14, 54, 102,
130
Warden 27, 133
Ware 89, 117
Wareen 27
Warmer 14
Warneke 103
Warner 11, 14, 51, 44
68, 77, 78, 86, 103
Wenrick 37
Wentworth 100
Werdell 30
Wernt 14
Werstier 25
Werth 9
Wessman 97, 99
West 3, 12, 14, 24,
134
Westcott 77, 83
Westenhaver 10
Wester 83
Westerfield 56
Westerman 53
Westermann 23
Wilcutt 11
Wild 43, 44
Wilder 89
Wildon 63
Wiles 130
Wiley 36, 40, 96
Wilhellm 118
Wilhelmsen 33
Wilhoit 83
Wilke 74, 79
Wilkening 131
Wilkens 105
Wilkensen 29
Wilkerson 1
WIlkie 29, 42
Wold 103
Wolf 40, 59, 98, 99,
103
Wolfe 63, 87
Wolff 88
Wolford 11
Wolken 67
Wollen 54
Wolph 129
Wolvin 85, 88
Womber 42
Wonder 45
Wood 2, 5, 12, 15, 65
78, 88, 89, 96, 99,
101, 102, 132
106
Warnhoff 95
Warnke 70
Warnkee 70
Warren 62, 102
Washburn 34, 45, 64
111
Wassen 29
Wasterman 11.1
Waterhouse 65
Waterman 100, 111
Waters 28, 84
Watkins 117
Watland 71
Wats 42
Watson 60, 97, 132
Watters 51
Wattier 133
Wattles 118
Watts 77, 78
Way 92, 119
Waybright 111
Wayman 111
Weaver 30, 111
Webb 105, 113, 128
Webber 22, 118
Weber 72, 94
Webster 11, 84, 85,
113
Weckbach 111
Weed 45
Weeks 109
Wegner 85
Weidener 30
Wein 2
Weinz 43
Weir 62
WeirIch 94
Weiss 43
Weisser 3
Welbaum 105, 106
Welch 30, 43, 45
105, 117
Weller 118
Welling 9
Wellington 83
Wells 5, 7, 22, 53,
59, 96, 113
Welna 93
Welsh 100
Welton 14
Wendt 130
Westervelt 5
WEstfall 15
Westlake 129
Westland 1
Westmore 36, 37, 67,
74, 132, 134
Westveer 22
Wetterland 48
Wetzel 46
Wetzler 2, 41
Weyer 35
Weygint 62
Weymer 24
Whalen 40, 85
Whedon 113
Wheeldon 96
Wheeler 47, 56, 66,
70, 117
Whipple 11, 41, 70,
121
Whitam 3
Whitbeck 93
White 7,30, 39, 42, 44
87, 98, 99, 109, 116
118
Whitehorn 77
Whiteside 44
Whitney 41, 45
Whittaker 3
WhIttemore 49
Whitten 30
Whitter 130
Whittiam 117
Whittier 130
Whittman 118
Whyte 15
Wicks 43
Widaman 109'
Wieck 121
Wiengard 103
WIens 10
Wierlch 94
Wies 71
Wiggenhorn 117
Wigie 97
Wigle 77, 78
Wilbeling 96
Wilbourn 47
Wilbur 78, 82, 83
Wilckens 9
Wilcock 43
Wilcox 41, 113
Wilkiney 130
Wilkins 10, 11, 41, 61
62, 84, 86
Wilkinson 25, 77, 78
Willen 2
Willeninspahr 59
William 28, 45
Williams 3, 6, 7, 8, 10
14, 22, 26, 27, 29, 40
41, 42, 56, 63, 67, 83
85, 87, 96, 98, 100,
105, 111, 119, 130,
131
Williamson 40, 56, 78,
103
Williman 118
Willing 118
Willis 77
WilIms 23, 52, 53
Willse 49
Wilson, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12
14, 15, 28, 30, 41, 44
45, 62, 63, 64, 66, 70
73, 80, 87, 95, 96, 100
101, 102, 103, 115, 117
121
Wilton 70
Wimmer 105
Winchester 97
Wind 9, 98
Winder 64, 100
Wineteer 89
Wing 61, 99
Wlnkler 101
WInn 29, 113
Winslow 14, 92
Winter 103
Winters19, 25
Wirth 4
Wise 1, 6, 28, 102
111
Wiseman 44, 129
Withrow 97
Witt 72
Wittges 93
Wittington 40
Wize 59, 60
Wlashing 72
Wohl 109
Wolbach 32
Wolcott 34
153
Young, 13, 24, 25, 42, 49, 66, 77, 100, 113, 117, 119
Youngman 18
Youngs 56
Youngseen 95
Youst 10
Zabel 53
Zack 133
Zakozyk 41
Zehner 89
Zehr 93, 102
Zeitner 2
Woodard 97
Woodford 82
Woodrow 105
Woods 2, 22, 28, 31, 44
51, 74, 77, 78, 83,
132
Woodson 111
Woodward 14
Woodworth 60, 63, 88,
101
Wooley 96
Woolf 1
Woolfender 117
Woolham 61
Woolsey 9
Wooster 51
Wopata 4
Worden 70, 73, 100
Workman 6, 7, 8, 56
Worline 95
Worman 129
Wornstaff 26'
Worth 12
Worthington 44, 103,
119
Wossem 41
Wregrefe 50
Wriges 72
Wright 1, 11, 12, 28,
36, 40, 41, 45, 64,
66, 70, 71, 96, 99
100, 102, 103, 104,
105, 11, 115, 151
Wulf 100
Wunder 24
Wyatt 15
Xavier 71
Yarno 89
Yarrington 109'
Yates 36, 116, 117
Yeatman 24
Yoeman 17, 19
Yetter 24
Yiells 118
Yocum 2, 104, 134
Yoder 92
Yoho 88
York 18
Youman 51
Ziegler 35, 47, 86
Zierott 9
Zimmerer 42
Zimmering 52
Zimmerle 43
Zimmerman 2
Zitner 1
Zortman 43
Zoubek 5
Zrust 4
Zubrick 95
Zumro 8
Zumwinkel 87
Zwingman 71
AREA REPRESENTATIVES AND ALTERNATES
AREA
1.
Mrs. Gerald (Sharolyn) Robbing, 704 S. Maple, Kimball, NE 69145
Banner, Box Butte, Cheyenne, Dawes, Deuel, Garden, Kimball, Morrill, Scotta Bluff,
Sheridan and Sioux Counties
2.
Mrs. Ruth Harms, Kennedy Rd., Valentine, NE 69201
Mrs. Bessie Bradley (Alternate) Box 336, Mullen, NE 69152
Cherry, Grant, Hooker and Thomas Counties
3.
Mrs. V. Marvel Bearg, 241 E. 2nd St., Ainaworth, He 69210
Blame, Brown, Keys Paha, Loup and Rock Counties
4.
Mrs. Lois Schaffer, Box 587, O'Neill, NE 68763
Mrs. Marian Tennis (Alternate) 415 N. 5th St., O'Neill, NE 68763
Boyd, Garfield, Bolt and Wheeler Counties
5.
Mrs. Joyce Borgelt, 408 N. 5th St., Battle Creek, NE 68715
Mrs. Zatha Fletcher, Box 267, Orchard, NE 68764 (Alternate)
Antelope, Cedar, Knox, Madison and Pierce Counties
6.
Mrs. Maxine Sandquist, Box 249, Lyons, NE 68038
Mrs. Velma Cooper, Rt. 1, Decatur, NE 68020 (Alternate)
Burt, Cuming, Dakota, Dixon, Stanton, Thurston and Wayne Counties
7.
Mr. James Adams, 1409 West C. St. North Platte, NE 69101
Mrs. Carol Somerhalder, Rt 4, Box 26, North Platte, NE 69101 (Alternate)
Arthur, Keith, Lincoln, Logan, McPherson and Perkins Counties
8.
Mrs. Dorotha Anderson, 514 E. 8th St., Cozad, NE 69130
Mrs. Betty Collicott, Box 253, Cozad, NE 69130 (Alternate)
Buffalo, Custer, Dawson, Sherman and alley Counties
9.
Miss Patricia Wagner, 522, H St. Apt. 4, Central City, NE 68826
Mrs. Alberta McBride, Rt 1, Box 7, Belgrade, NE 68623 (Alternate)
Mrs. Aileen Rawlings, 324 Kelly St., St. Paul, NE 68873 (Alternate)
Boone, Greeley, Hall, Hamilton, Howard, Merrick and Nance Counties
10. Mr. Gene Bang, 4011 N. Somers, Rt. 1, Fxemont, He 68025
Coif ax, Dodge, Platte, Saunders, and Washington Counties
11. Mr. Allen Drippa, 7000 Y St., Lincoln, He 68505
Mrs. Ruth Anna Hicks, 6703 Holdrege St. Lincoln, He 68505 (Alternate)
Butler, Lancaster, Polk, Seward and York
12. Mr. Benjamin Wall, 1314 S. 80th St., Omaha, 68124
Mrs. Cindy Drake, RFD 1, Box 23, Avoca, He 68307 (Alternate)
Cass, Douglas, Otoe and Sarpy Counties
13. Mr. Ralph Miller, Box 6, McCook, He 69001
Mrs. Virena Creasnian, 8 Parkview Addition, McCook, He 69001 (Alternate)
Chase, Dundy, Frontie, Furnas, Gosper, Hayes, Hitchcock and Red Willow Counties
14. Mrs. Catherine Renschler, Box 8, Juniata, NE 68955
Mr. Ray Billesbach, 925 N. Hewett Ave., Hastings, HE 68901 (Alternate)
Adams, Clay, Fillmore, Franklin, Harlan, Kearney, Nucholla, Phelps, Thayer, Webster Cola
15. Mrs. Gloria Smether, 1834 Summit St., Beatrice, He 68310
Mr. Dennis Winkle, Box 911, Beatrice, He 68310 (Alternate)
0.
Gage, Jefferson, Johnson, Nemaha, Pawnee, Richardson, and Saline Counties
Mr. Raymond A. Billesbach, 925 N. Bewett Ave. Hastings, He 68901
All out of state members
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