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Leon I. FOX, son of Jerome I. and Ida LARABEE FOX was born near Cuba, Kansas Aug 26, 1900 and died in the general hospital at Muskogee, Oklahoma of pneumonia , following an operation for appendicitis. His sweetheart, Miss Kate HUDSON of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and his room mate, Ira
_INDER (torn) were with him during his illness and were at his bedside when death came. At an early age he came with his parents to this vicinity and when five years old, he was left an orphan and became the object of the loving kindness of his brothers and sisters. His early life , all boyhood’s time of June was spent here; attending the schools where he endeared himself to his schoolmates and all who knew him by his cheerful, happy disposition. When about seventeen years old he went to Oklahoma to visit his older brothers. who were there and the lure of the new country proving great, he eventually made that his home. He was introduced to Masonry, Sept 11, 1925 and was raised to the sublime degree of a Master Mason, Nov 13, 1925. A short life, all to short, only 29 years, 4 months and 19 days, the youngest of ten children. Three sisters, Mr. F.H. GIBBONEY an Mrs. B. A. DRIPS of Haddam, Mrs. Frank PARRACK of Chicago, Illinois; five brothers, Frank FOX of Grand Island, Nebraska, Schuyler, Roy, Manely and Glenn of Ponca City, Oklahoma, are left to mourn for him. One sister Mrs. Nell ROBERTS of Greeley, Colorado, died in Aug, 1927. Many other relatives are among those who mourn. "Pete FOX" was loved by all who knew him for his cheerful, happy, kindly disposition. Here, where he was known to all his death has brought sorrow. Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at the Haddam M.P. church by the Rev. J.P. SNARE, assisted by the Rev. G.S. LATIMER of Blocker. The Haddam Masonic order conducted the final rites at the grave in Old Cuba cemetery, where he was laid to rest.
Roll 306 Bagord Twp Daviess Co., IN 1870 Aug 24 pg 3 William E Ellis 50 MW farmer 6000 1500 IN Olive 37 FW keeping house NC Theodore 18 MW IN Alfred 12 MW IN Walter 9 MW IN Elmer 7 MW IN Elmer 7 MW IN Sovi 1 MW IN
pg 15 Harrison TWP Daviess Co IN Aug 3 1870 108 107 Alfred Ellis 26 MW farmer 2200 400 IN Saura 24 FW Keeping house IN Charles 5 MW IN Grace 7/12 FW IN
Navebucan TWP pg 15 108 108 Ellis Derrly? 22 MW farmer 4200 150 IN Sherry 25 FW keeping house IN next Ellis, David 46 MW farmer 1200 1500 all this family b in IN Ierne 40 FW keep house Wisey 16 FW Mary 14 FW Murine 14 FW Meragunder 8 FW Gja 6 FW Elene 4 FW had a hard time reading it
pg 18 Veale TWp Jane Ellis 35 FW IN Rosella 10 FW IN Elmer 8 MW IIN
pg 48 Waahington Twp july 18 180 Williama Ellis 67 MW farmer 10 000 900 NC Charlotta 64 FW keeping housse SC Cicero 22 FW IN Nnacy 19 FW IN Samuel 17 MW IN
pg 6 Sowell TWp Cherokee Co June 1870 David Ellis 42 MW farmer 2000 2000 IN Augusta 32 FW keeping house Germany Elizabeth FW 15 Tamer FW 14 Charles T 8 MW Sarah F 6 FW Susan C 1/2 FW for some reason I did not write down b.
pg 8 Neosho Twp 109 119 T. D. Ellis 40 MW farmer Kentucky Chsocola 30 FW keeping house IL William H 14 MW ILL Emission 11 MW ILL Terr_ey E 11 MW ILL
pg 20 Shawner Twp Cherokee Co July 23 1870 Richard Ellis 39 MW farmer 800 800 Tenn Sarah J 20 FW keeping house Tenn Darthula 6 FW Tenn James K 4 MW Tenn Samuel 2 MW Tenn
pg 20 Showner TWp Cherokee Co 117 53 S J Ellis MW farmer 1800 800 Tenn Mary L 25 FW keeping house Tenn William 3 MW Tenn James 1/2 MW KS
Liberty Ellis Co Ks 1870 CB Ellis 50 farm labor WY Mary 37 FW keeping house Perruco Clarichia 9 MW at school ILL
Greenwod co Eureka july 29 1870 Mary J Ellis 47 FW Keeping House 600 600 IN Thomas 20 MW Farmer ILL Elizabeth 18 FW ILL Joll M 14 MW ILL Jessie M 12 MW Missouri Exsa MW 10 Missouri
Elk co 1885 Liberty pg 11 and 12 line 31 Albert Ellis 42 married W b. NY from ILL to KS millity enlisted in ILL Co E reg 91 Calvary Sarah M 37 F mrried W b. Ohio from MO to KS Henry 14 MW single Farmer b KS from KS Estella 12 FW all kids the same Delight 10 FW Lucilla 9 FW Lillia 7 FW William 4 MW Arthur 3 MW Grasir 7 FW
Vincinnis Knox Co Oct 16 1850 INdiana pg 570 1686 Abner L Ellis 45 M attorney 1400 Conn Cora 42 F Ga Lucy C 11 F Indiana
1855 KS territorial R 312 Dist 9-10 Fort Riley and around dist 13 15 Jefferson Co J.C. Ellis farmer 30 M b MO Mary 21 F MO John minor M MO WB minor M MO Issai minor M MO Ellizabeth Ellis minor F MO
pg 18 Karo Twp july 2 1860 Jefferson Co KS 119 121 George Ellis 31 M farmer 700 KY Rhoda_am 24 M OHIO John 4 M MO Charlie 2 M KS George Ann 1/12 F KS
pg 40 Jeffeson twp Jefferson Co Sept 21 1860 KS Farmens Hotel 321 270 William Ellis 50 M Hotel Keeper 2000 500 New York Jerusha 33 F New York William 21 M labor NY Henry 12 M NY Joseph 7 M Iowa Auusta 14 F NY Marion 2 M Iowa
1865 Reel 2 Franklin Twp Bourbon Co June 27 KS pg 67 410 40 Mastine Ellis 33 MW farmer 1000 340 b Ohio married Catharine Ellis 32 FW Ohio Lasase 12 FW ILL James H 9 MW ILL SW 7 MW ILL on next page Lannra 5 FW KS John H 8/12 MW KS
Freedon TWp mar 29 pg 5 175 Asa Ellis 60 M farmer Tenn Jane Ellis 55 F Tenn M Parker 27 F Coidon Arkansas A Ellis 14 F ARK E Ellis 15 F ARKS A Ellis 11 M ark ME Parker 10 F ARk JW Parker 7 M ARK H Parker 7 F Ark
Marion Twp Bourbon Co Aug 1 1865 pg 100? 685 PP Ellis 37 MW 2nd Deen Bettery 1500 100 NC Dorceis Ellis 48 FW SC PD Ross 16 MW MO William B Ellis MW MO Mahala Ellis 10 FW MO John Ellis 7 MW TENN
1870 june 28 Jefferson Twp Jefferson Co pg 28 line 190 202 William Ellis 63 MW farmer 6400 100 New York Jerushus or Jerushurch 42 FW keeping house New York Joseph 17 MW farm labor IOWA George MW 112 farm labor Iowa Alurenarl 9 FW KS Clora Alora FW 7 KS Simri Samuel 1 FW KS
Mary Alice HICKS, 69 , daughter of Elijah and Rebecca HICKS was born Aug 11, 1867, and passed away at her home in Haddam on Tuesday, Nov. 24. Feb. 26, 1886 she married Thomas H. RHINE in Arkansas.
Six children were born. One son and daughter died in infancy. Mr. RHINE preceded her in deth in 1930. Soon after their marriage they moved to Haddam. She has lived there since. In her early life she united with the Haddam M.P. church. She leaves four sons, Vance , Lester, John and Henry and their families, all of Haddam; one sister, Sarah Katherine McCARTY of Portland, OR, three brothers, Homer HICKS of Cuba, Dillon HICKS of Shaw, CO, and Frank HICKS of Wayne, NE; twelve grandchildren and many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon, Nov 27, at the Haddam M.P. church with the Rev. L. E. DIXON and the Rev. CUNDIFF officiating. Burial was in the Hawks Cemetery. .
Searching family of Benjamin Franklin Mosely, b Missouri abt 1843, died Feb 14, 1913 in Cleveland County Oklahaoma. My grandfather, Jonathan Vester Mosely, b 1880 in Arkansas, d 1947, Cleveland County OK. Married my grandmother, Ollie Ann Byers in Howell County, MO abt 1901/1902. Went by covered wagon to Cleveland Co., OK where first daughter, Gracie was born in 1903. Looking for any family of the Mosely's, later changed to Mosley by my Uncle Willie Vester about 1920's.
There children were Gracie who died in 1903, Willie Vester, born about 1904, Lena Boyd, born about 1907, Lucille born about 1913 and my father, Murle Raymond born 1915, all in Cleveland Co., Lexington Rural, OK Benjamin had a 1882 homestead in Magnazine, Logan Co. AR. He had children by a first wife Unknown and six children, Ida-F, Allie-F, Joseph-M, William-M, Eugene-M, Allice-F.
He married my ggrandmother, Syntha Pridmore in 1879 in Logan Co., AR and had seven children, Vester-M, Benjamin-F, Jessie-S, Lula-F, Virgie-F, Avery-F, Lizzie-F. There has been mentioned a daughter in land records of Ruth but not in census records of 1880 in Logan co., AR or 1900 in Cleveland Co., OK.
Jessie J. and William lived in Texas in adult years. If anything rings a bell, let me know.
Henry William KRUEGER, youngest son of Christopher and Margaret KRUEGER was born Dec 11, 1859 at Uelzen, Germany near Hamburg, and departed this life Sept 18, 1945 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Earl THOMPSON in Washington, KS at the age of 85 years, 9 months and 7 days. At the age of 13 years, he emigrated to the United States, with his parents, making his home near Hanover, KS. On Aug 6, 1887 he was united in marriage to Miss Katherine MANS at Lanham, NE. They established their home on a farm , near Spenceville and lived there for five years, when they moved to a farm eight miles northeast of Washington, 53 years ago, where he resided until last spring when he came to Washington to make his home with his daughter. His beloved wife passed away May 9, 1940. To this happy union five children were born. Namely, Mrs. Rose THOMPSON, Washington, KS; Mrs. Therese FARQUHAR, Birmingham, MI; George of rural Washington; Fred of Herington, KS: and Mrs. Leona FINK of Fairview, KS. Mr. KRUEGER was Lutheran by faith, being confirmed in Germany before coming to this country. He was a real pioneer stockman and farmer and led a full and happy life until the last two years when he had to give up this cattle and hog raising which he thoroughly enjoyed. He and Mrs. KRUEGER celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary Aug 6th, 1937. He leaves to mourn his passing, his five children, sixteen grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. He is the last of his immediate family, three sisters and three brothers preceded him in death. He was known throughout this community as a good neighbor and friend to all. Funeral services were held at the Washington Methodist Church, Friday at 2:00 pm. Rev. M.H. BISBEE officiating. Interment in the Hanover Catholic Cemetery. . Draines22@aol.com Lewis, James David James David LEWIS, son of Nelson W. and Frances LEWIS was born Jan 13, 1874 in Champaign Co, IL and passed away Apr 27, 1945 at the Bishop-Clarkson Memorial Hospital, Omaha, NE. at the age of 71 years, 3 months and 14 days. He had been a kind and patient sufferer for the last four years. At the age of six , he came with his parents, to Washington Co, KS, where he has since made his home, with the exception of two years he spent in Arkansas. He was married Dec 18, 1895 to Mary S. STOLZER and to this union four children were born: David A. LEWIS of Lawrence, KS, Mrs. Edith D. COZINE of Hastings, NE, Walter J. LEWIS of Washington, KS and Ray W. LEWIS, who preceded him in death on Mar 28,1920. His wife, six sisters, three brothers, eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a host of other relatives and friends remain to mourn his passing. .
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