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Adams, Barker,
Beebe, Berry,
Boswell,
Bowker,
Brandon,
Bryant,
Butler,
Cain,
Cammarn,
Carter,
Chadd, Cooper, Cozens,
Davis,
Degarmo,
Detwiler,
Dickson,
Fischer,
Gariss, Gilchrist,
Gray,
Grimes,
Guess,
Hand,
Hart,
Hawkins,
Hewitt,
Huffman,
Jennings,
Kelman,
Lee,
Long,
McCandless,
Mullen,
Noller, Palmer,
Parton,
Perry,
Shubert,
Smith,
Stanley,
Stimatze,
Joan Norton Mullen swanlady@kscable.com
Wed. Jan. 5, 2000
Pierce Sylvester MULLEN b. 4 May 1862, probably in Illinois, married Ladocia
CHADD b. 9 February 1866 in Humeston, Iowa., parents of Don Loyd MULLEN b. 3
Sept 1887, Earl L. MULLEN b. December 1891 and Elsie Olive MULLEN b. 1898.
All children were born in Stafford County, Kansas. This family lived near
Seward. I would like any information or suggestions to where I might find
information.
NEW ADDITION: Fri., January 14,
2000
At one time they farmed 4 1/2
miles NW of Seward. The birthplaces of their children are confusing, as my
information states Stafford County, possibly at different time they resided in
both counties, Stafford and Seward. Searching MULLEN families in both
areas.
Robert Cammarn Acammarn@aol.com
Fri., January 7, 2000
Robert D. CAMMARN, born 7-6-69,
St. John, Kansas to Danny D. CAMMARN and Virginia N. GARIGAN-CAMMARN.
Carolyn Whitaker ATSISSIE@aol.com
Tue., February 8, 2000
I am looking for
descendants of Lewis Howard GRAY and Louvenia GRAY, some of whom lived in
Stafford County, Kansas. Please contact me and visit my website.
Ashlie Gray graya@skynet.csus.edu
Fri., March 10, 2000
I am looking for
possible relatives that may live in the Stafford County area. I am looking
for any information on my grandfather, Albert Lee Gray. His last known
whereabouts were in the general area of Stafford County in 1944, and I do not
have any information beyond that. I would love any help anybody may be
able to give me. I keep getting dead-ends.
STIMATZE, STANLEY, BOWKER, DEGARMO
David Stimatze EZTAMITS1@aol.com
Sat., February 26, 2000
Walter STIMATZE was
married to Sara STANLEY of unknown location and date. They had three boys;
Clyde Walter STIMATZE, born 17 October 1911, died November 1969; John Brownie
STIMATZE, born 27 October 1885, died February 1969; and Phillip STIMATZE, born
17 October 1911, died November 1969. Phillip married Goldie ? and had four
children; Walter STIMATZE, born 27 May 1904, Vernon STIMATZE, Lawrence STIMATZE,
and Cheever or Thever STIMATZE. Clyde married Jennie May DEGARMO, born 4
November 1888, died 5 January 1982. They had seven children; Carrol James,
Orban Clyde, Leo Asberry, Truman Boyce, Ruby Mae, Opal Maxine, and Lois
Marie. I have been able to find some stuff on her and their kids.
John married Jennie Roena BOWKER, born 18 December 1888 in Caddo, Oklahoma and
they had six kids; Wanneta, Conway, Roy, Charles Addison, Melvin, and Roena.
The info that I do have shows that all of the STIMATZES were born in Stafford
County and some of them had died there also. I would appreciate any help.
Jack Thompson thompson.jack@worldnet.att.net
Sat., March 4, 2000
Looking for John R.
HAWKINS, Ellen D. (GILCHRIST) HAWKINS, C. F. HAWKINS, Stells (SMITH) Hawkins,
and Frank Earl HAWKINS in Stafford County 1880 - 1920. Any help would be
appreciated.
Louise Ross weezee@internetcds.com
Thurs., March 16, 2000
Looking for a
link. William Wilson PARTON came to Stafford County in 1888. He
lived with John FOWLER of Radium. He came on the Orphan Train. Is
there any information about him at that point? Looking for the Orphanage
he came from.
Olga Ramirez allikeen@netzero.net
Tues., March 21, 2000
I am searching for any
information on the FISCHER Family, particularly on Karl Friedrich FISCHER, born
1831 in Germany and died February 11, 1890 in Stafford County, Kansas.
Don Detwiler dondetwiler@hotmail.com
Fri., April 21, 2000
Seeking information on George
Marion DETWILER, wife Catherine Ann and family who came to Stafford County in
1878 and homesteaded. They stayed only a few years before moving on to
Pawnee County. There were seven children.
Melissa Redman763@webtv.net
Thurs., May 18, 2000
I am looking for information on my great great grandfather,
John Lewis CARTER, Birth ?, Death ?. He married an Eva S. GRIMES.
She died in 1907 in Macksville. They had a daughter Jessie Mable
CARTER. She was born Nov 15, 1884 in Macksville and she died in 1939 in
Hutchinson. I would like any information possible.
Gwen Hipp-Anton mcweed@elkhart.com
Tues., May 23, 2000
My ancestors came from Stafford County. The town
formerly known as Leesburg as well as the Cemetery that is there, was built from
land donated by my great grandparents John H. and Georgianna LEE. Their
son James was the first grave at the cemetery. I have lots of information,
if anyone could use it.
Kathy Davis mail137668@pop.net
Fri., July 21, 2000
Mannery BUTLER is listed on the 1880 Stafford County census with wife Melvina
and daughters Emma and Mary. Orsamus PALMER, age 67 was with them. I
am looking for the death date and burial location for Orsamus PALMER, my great
grandfather.
Virgel Cain vrcjr@aol.com
Tues., July 25, 2000
My great grandfather, William CAIN was married in Macksville, Stafford
County, Kansas to Anna Abigail BRANDON on 21 April 1888 and lived in and around
the Macksville, Kansas area until about 1900. They in that time period had
5 or 6 children. My grandfather Fred Austin CAIN was one of their children
and he was born 16 February 1891 in Macksville. Their children were:
Mary Edith CAIN, born 21 December 1888,
Macksville, Kansas
Lulu or Lula Charlotte CAIN, born 7 April 1893 listed Stafford, Kansas (however
I think that is Stafford County and probably Macksville like all of the other
children)
Grace Eunice Cain, born 19 August 1896, Macksville, Kansas
Fred Austin Cain, born 16 February 1891, Macksville, Kansas
They later had three other children that were born starting in February 1900 in
Blaine County, Oklahoma. Any help would be appreciated.
Timothy Meyer TTMeyer@webtv.net
Sat., July 29, 2000
Looking for descendants or relatives of a Mrs. Eliza A.
LONG, lived in Macksville, Stafford County. I know she was there from 1883
to 1890. Her daughter was married to George W. BEEBE, my great
grandfather. Seeking info on daughters name and any children from this
marriage.
DICKSON,
HAND, COZENS
Betty Cozens bcozens@cybermesa.com
Tue., August 8, 2000
Am searching for the Dickson family in Stafford County,
Kansas. About all the information I have is that Alice May DICKSON was
born Dec 4, 1885 in Stafford, Kansas. I believe her parents were James W.
DICKSON/Mattie HAND, COZENS, DICKSON. Please email me if there is any
information.
Terri Foster Terriperry@aol.com
Wed., August 9, 2000
My great grandparents, Robert John PERRY and Mary Ann PERRY
(maiden name KELMAN) came from London, England to Stafford, Kansas in April
1885. They had four children while there, Edith PERRY, Louis PERRY, Frank
PERRY, and Sidney PERRY (my grandfather). They left Stafford for Colorado
in about 1900. They must have had some family that sponsored them there,
does this ring a bell with anyone?
BOSWELL, SHUBERT, DAVIS, GUESS
John Ferris jferris@neworld.net
Fri., September 1, 2000
I am researching the following in Stafford County,
Kansas. Any help would be appreciated. James Henry BOSWELL m. Sarah
Ann SHUBERT, son Rolla BOSWELL was b. in Stafford County. John T. DAVIS,
SR. m. Emma GUESS in Stafford County. He applied for a permit to conduct a
school in the mid 1890's.
April Staring aprilstaring@hotmail.com
Mon., October 23, 2000
Searching for any info on William E. and Nettie ROGERS HEWITT
who were living in St. John, Stafford County in the 1880's. They came to
Kansas from Orleans County, New York. William was a farmer in NYS, so I'm
assuming he was in Kansas also. They were still living in St. John in 1887.
All
Glenna Morgangf@aol.com
Thurs., October 26, 2000
My grandfather's name was George Howard BARKER, born in
Dayton, Ohio in 1873. Grandma was Bertha Lee Bryant born at Peace Creek,
Kansas in 1877. It must have just been north of Stafford and northwest of
Sylvia. That is where the cemetery is. They had 11 children and she
was pregnant when she died. She got choked on a fly. She had gotten
up during the night to get a drink of water. All of the kids are
gone. I have no idea what her parent's names were other than BRYANT.
My dad would have been about 14 when she died. At the time there was a 1
year old to take care of. The kids were Clem Therodor b Nov 10,1899 d
1946, Inas Flow b Oct 3, 1900 d 1917, Cecil Orlo b Jan 29,1902 d around 1942-3
in St. Joseph's Missouri, Glenn Orval b Aug 29, 1903 d Jan 1966, Cleo (Noris in
family Bible they say) Eldon on birth cert Sep 22,1904, Letha May b Mar 19, 1906
d 1988, Verda Lee b Mar 6, 1909 d Jul 1966, Dortha Marree b Jan 19 d 1911,
Harold Howard b Mar 18, 1912 d June 21,2000, Icie Irene b Oct 7, 1913 d Dec 9,
1958, Earnest Herman b April 20, 1916 d April 1963. Any information would
be helpful. All
Jessie
McCandless Baker
Tues., November 7, 2000
I have a lot of information on these families for Stafford
County, Kansas. Most of the people buried in Rose Valley Cemetery are my
ancestors. I'm willing to exchange information with fellow researchers.
Bill Berry billberry2@juno.com
Thurs., November 9, 2000
Searching for information about Mary Elizabeth BERRY, born
about 1850. Her husband was Martin L. BERRY and they were married in
Indiana in 1872.
Their daughter was Hester Jane BERRY (known as Jenny). When Martin died in
1880, Mary Elizabeth and Hester Jane (mother and daughter) moved to
Kansas. Hester Jane was the second wife of George R. COOPER, and they
lived in Macksville, Stafford County, Kansas. George R. and Hester Jane
BERRY COOPER are buried in the cemetery at St. John in Stafford County, Kansas.
I have information about Hester Jane, but not much about her mother, Mary
Elizabeth BERRY. I'm wondering if she remarried in Kansas, and if she
had other children.
Hazel Goodson famhistbug@qwest.net
Mon., November 10, 2000
I would like to put a query about Elizabeth Catherine
HART. According to her death certificate she was born 10 March 1849 in
Newton County, Missouri and that her father was Jacob HART and he was born in
Missouri. Her mother was born in Missouri, name unknown. The
information was given by her son, George HUFFMAN. Elizabeth died 17 May
1916 in Clear Creek township, Stafford County, Kansas. She married Alonzo
HUFFMAN on 17 Dec 1871 in Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas. They
homesteaded in Stafford County, Kansas. They were the parents of 8
daughters and 1 son. I have been unable to find her on the 1850, 1860, or
1870 census records. I wonder if there might be an obituary in one of the
newspapers in the Stafford or Pratt County area. I would like to find her
parents. The family has said that she was an orphan and Indian.
Would like to prove this.
? Disherron@aol.com
Mon., November 12, 2000
Would like any information on the Arthur GARISS family.
Lived on a farm outside St. John, Stafford County, Kansas in the 1920's and
1930's.
David Jennings Berkebile pberkebile@earthlink.net
Mon., November 13, 2000
My mother Leda JENNINGS was born to Merkel Joseph JENNINGS
and mother Alice Gertrude NOLLER, born Jan 11, 1913. She had two sisters
Elva and Evelyn and they lived in Macksville, Kansas. My great
grandparents were William JENNINGS who married Annis DEVILBISS. I
would appreciate any information.
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