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B - Queries To add your query, e-mail Sherry Kline. Please indicate in your e-mail if you would like your query included in the SCGS newsletter as well. BATCHELDER I am searching for John Adams Batchelder. John was born: 17
November 1834 in Deerfield, Rockingham Co., New Hampshire. John died:
1902 at Perth, Sumner Co., Kansas, Wife: Elenor Nelson Jones, Born:
16 January 1838, Place: Nashua, New Hampshire, Died in Hunter,
Oklahoma. Any help would be deeply appreciated. I need to know the
brothers and sisters of John and his parents. I also need to know the
birthplace of Cyrus. An obituary would surely be helpful. BELL Anyone out there have access to the 1920 census for Sumner County?
It is supposed to have the birth places of parents. I'm looking for
William O. Bell.He may not have been listed as head of household, but
living with BURDICK. He died in 1926. Birth 10/17/1856, IOWA. I
thought maybe it would list where his parents were born. It would
help me find who they were. BLOOMFIELD Looking for any information on William Bloomfield and wife Amanda Mary Clark who moved to Jackson Twp., Sumner Co. about 1880 or shortly before. Children: Daisy E.; Charles O; Della Mavel; George M; Absolom; William W; Ella M; Jrol May. Contact: Wayne D. Lance, 16722 Mustang Drive, Springville, CA 932265-9658 BLUE I have an Everett BLUE who was born in 1902 in South Haven. His
father is Francis Aaron (Frank) who had siblings Earl, Claude, and
John. Their parents were Mac & Emily who we believe resided in
South Haven at the time of their deaths in early 1900's. BLUME / WILKENING I am looking for information on Dora Sophie Wilkening, b.
6-20-1913 near St. Francis, KS. She married Arthur August Blume
8-10-1936. My info says Dora died at Riverdale, Sumner Co. Kansas in
August 1980. What funeral home would take care of that? What is the
name of a cemetery there? Any help would be appreciated. BOWERMASTER Looking for information on the BOWERMASTER family. Alta
Bowermaster was born 17 Aug1874 in Sumner, Kansas. Her father was
John and mother Lucinda. Please I can't find any information on this
family. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. BROADFOOT I'm inquiring about my GGrandfather, Thomas Broadfoot and his wife
Charlotte Broadfoot. They were on the 1900 census sumner County KS.
Anyone who knows about them please let me know. BROTHERS I am looking for information on Edgar BROTHERS b: 10/4/1855 IL., d:4/7/1925 Wellington, Sumner Co., KS., on 1/29/1879 he married Emma M MILLER b: 11/13/1859 OH, d:9/10/1911 Wellington, Sumner Co., KS., to this union 6 children were born, Luvenie E.(he drowned in a flood), Ernest Oliver, Lou, Linda Mae, Pearl & Jeannette. Edgar owned and operated Brothers Mercantile in Wellington, KS., I believe his fathers name was R. S. BROTHERS. Emma's fathers name may have been John MILLER and I believe her mothers name was Mary J CARR. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
BYERS I would like to solicit any help I can get in finding more information on the following family: James Anders BYERS. He married Nora Jane Yates in Menard Co, IL and moved to Wellington, Sumner Co, KS about 1855. He and his family are listed in the 1900, 1910, and 1920 census for Sumner Co. James and his sons worked on the railroad. One of his sons, Theodore E. Byers, appears to have found his way west into CA and then resided for quite some time in Spokane, WA, where he died in 1990 at the age of 87. Theodore left a legacy in one short note that he sent to a genealogy publication. The information contained in the note has allowed a group of "cousins" to verify names and places of his great grandparents and grandparents. I would like to find someone in Wellington who might know of this family. I am absolutely at a loss in finding the trail from Wellington to CA, UT, and WA. (Theodore's brother, Orbit(t), died in Salt Lake City.) If anyone recognizes this family, I would greatly appreciate
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