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Johnson County Obituaries
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Obituaries published after 1923 will be abstracted to avoid copyright violations.


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KENNEDY --News of the death of Walter Kennedy, 44 years old, widely known in Olathe as a farmer for many years, was received today. Mr. Kennedy died at Twin Falls, Idaho, where he and Mrs. Kennedy went from Olathe two years ago. Burial will be in Olathe. (Kansas City Star, Mar. 31, 1916)

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KITCHEN --On Friday last, Mr. Lee Kitchen, of Olathe, died of the hurt he received a few days before. Mr. K., on the day he was hurt, was riding one horse and leading another, when suddenly the horse he was leading took fright, and pulled back with such force as to cause the other horse to rear up and fall on him, fatally injuring him. He was an industrious young man, and leaves an aged mother, a sister, and a younger brother to mourn his untimely death. We sympathize with his relatives in this their great affliction. (Olathe News Letter, Nov. 3, 1870)

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KLEIN --The body of John Klein, who died Sunday in Rosedale, was buried yesterday morning in Shawnee Cemetery. (Kansas City Times, April 26, 1887)

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KNOFF --Henry James Knoff, Shawnee, Kas., died Sunday at Bell Memorial Hospital. He was injured ast August in a motor car accident and had been in the hospital since that time. Mr. Knoff was born in Clay County, Mo., but lived in Shawnee most of his life. He was a carpenter and was 56 years old. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Effie V. Knoff; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Gail, and a son, Henry Knoff, all of Shawnee. Funeral tomorrow from the Shawnee Methodist Church. Burial in Shawnee Cemetery. (Kansas City Star, April 16, 1918)

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KOUNS --Charles H. Kouns, 24 years old, died of heart disease yesterday at St. Margaret's Hospital. He was a farmer and lived near DeSoto, Kas. (Kansas City Star, Dec. 11, 1918)













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