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Submitted by Earl H. McNare, Lincoln, NE
EARLY BURIAL IN LAUREL HILL CEMETERY,
NELIGH, ANTELOPE COUNTY, NEBRASKABurial Records in Possession of Hoepfinger-Beyer Mortuary, Neligh, NE
Nearest Name Place of Birth Yrs Mos Days Date of Death Relative or Friend Emil THISSEN Germany 17 0 21 16 Aug 1890 Mrs. Otto JACOBSEN Matilda P. STAPLE New York 55 6 13 11 June 1891 Ralph L. STAPLE Joel M. COTTELL Ohio 67 ? ? 22 Aug 1890 M.W. GRAHAM Clara B. DEWITT Marietta, Ohio 34 0 16 7 Oct 1890 Mrs. W.R. DENNIS Infant WORTHINGTON Neligh, NE 0 0 0 12 Oct 1890 Grafton WORTHINGTON Ellen BROWN Queens Co., Canada 46 0 15 29 Oct 1890 Bertha COOPER Albert SIMS Pennsylvania 78 4 23 17 Nov 1890 Mrs. F.L. SIMS Alfred ELDGIDGE New York 2 6 0 22 Jan 1891 C.R. CORBY Amanda M. MILLER Indiana 57 3 3 31 Jan 1891 Mrs. C.A. BUNGE Wm. M. UNTHANK Indiana 76 6 2 8 Mar 1891 Dr. H.M. COX John I. LORENZEN Germany 49 9 14 15 June 1891 Hans LORENZEN Jr. Henry FARBER Pennsylvania 33 7 18 27 June 1891 Thos. FARBER Francis O'BINNEY Ireland 80 ? ? 20 Aug 1891 County Charge S.E. LEAKE Dover, N.Y. 41 4 14 5 Sept 1891 Bertha LEAKE A.S. TUBBS New York 58 2 23 8 Oct 1891 Mrs. A.S. TUBBS Jacob HUFFMAN Pennsylvania 70 10 11 26 Nov 1891 Mrs. H.H. JURGING Mary B. SMITH New York 78 3 23 18 Dec 1891 Mrs. R.H. RICE Louisa J. LEWIS Indiana 62 8 20 26 Feb 1892 Ida LEWIS George A. KREBS Neligh, NE 1 3 21 26 Feb 1892 William KREBS Rolla ENSING Michigan 40 7 7 18 Mar 1892 Fred ENSING Richard H. LIBBY Canada 71 1 5 15 Xpr 1892 Fred LIBBY Frederick C. THOMPSON Massachusetts 36 7 20 22 Apr 1892 Mary J. THOMPSON Chas. FISHER Ohio 66 5 24 22 June 1892 Clara NORRIS Clara Clemens HELMER Nebraska 27 0 19 23 July 1892 Edward HELMER Infant MAY Neligh, NE 0 0 0 30 July 1891 Ferdinand MAY Harriet RANDALL England 44 5 1 19 Aug 1892 Mrs. W.B. WEYGINT Charles H. WELLS New York 35 4 25 30 Aug 1892 John PEXTON Roy PEXTON Neligh, NE 1 ? ? 5 Sept 1892 John PEXTON Ava A. SANDERS ? 29 ? ? 7 Sept 1892 ? Candis WEST Neligh, NE 0 11 14 17 Sept 1892 Chas. WEST Baby CLARK Royal. NE 0 4 29 23 Sept 1892 Fred P. CLARK Emerson MAURER Neligh, NE 0 10 11 26 Sept 1892 Joseph MAURER Roy A. MOORE ? 71 1 21 16 Oct 1892 ? Alfred B. THORNTON Neligh, NE 0 11 17 1 Nov 1892 S.D. THORNTON Sr. Infant MAYBURY Neligh, NE 0 0 0 ? 1892 H.G. MAYBURY Arthur ROHM Neligh, NE 0 0 9 2 Jan 1893 A. ROHM Arthur STEPHENSON Oakdale, NE 0 1 5 5 Feb 1893 Mrs. Thos KRYGER Sarah FISHER ? 66 ? ? 13 Feb 1893 Clara MORRIS Thomas BEECHAM New Brunswick 86 1 0 21 Feb 1893 Mrs. W.J. BOGARDUS Elsie BAILEY Neligh, NE 0 0 21 18 Mar 1893 A.G. BAILEY Florence F. DEWITT ? 23 3 4 8 Apr 1893 Mrs. Albert DENNIS Ada D. KUHN South Dakota 9 1 0 3 July 1893 David KIHN Jennie I. HATFIELD Illinois 26 9 28 17 July 1893 Jay HATFIELD Elizabeth STEVENSON Scotland 87 0 12 10 Sept 1893 Mrs. F. EVERSON Lidia FISHER Delaware 74 ? ? 1 Dec 1893 James FISHER Abraham FISHER Ohio 75 ? ? 2 Dec 1893 James FISHER Caroline H. LYON Lawrence, N.Y. 72 11 17 13 Dec 1893 Jesse G. WINN Wilhelm THISSEN Germany 55 7 28 2 Jan 1894 Mrs. Otto JACOBSEN Chas. F. CAGE Pennyslvania 40 ? ? 11 Jan 1894 J.V. GAGE David STEVENS Ireland 70 ? ? 22 Apr 1894 Julia COEKS Albert J. HATCH Strafford, VT 35 ? ? 28 Apr 1894 Gertrude ROMINE Lindsey B. CAMPBELL Neligh, NE 8 ? ? 26 July 1894 Mrs. Zilpha SOPER Infant HASKINS Chicago, IL ? ? ? 5 Sept 1894 H.L. ROSS David NASH Neligh, NE 15 0 11 22 Oct 1894 James NASH George BITNEY Wisconsin 21 9 16 4 Nov 1894 W.E. BITNEY Mary A. PHELPS New York 77 2 9 4 Dec 1894 W.E. BITNEY Samuel W. McCORMICK Amsterdam, N.Y. 60 7 25 3 Feb 1895 Mrs. F.X. GATENBY Ami SMITH New York 84 5 29 25 Feb 1895 Mrs. R.H. RICE Permelia C. VanGILDER Illinois 45 2 2 28 Feb 1895 W.P. VanGILDER
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Early Burial In Laurel Hill Cemetery continued.Age at Death Nearest Name Place of Birth Yrs Mos Days Date of Death Relative or Friend Talmage RICE Neligh, NE 0 0 0 ? Mar 1895 Andrew RICE Nellie M. HATFIELD Massachusetts 46 2 27 9 May 1895 Jay HATFIELD Richard Thos. WOOD England 21 ? ? 15 June 1895 Will S. GRIFFITHS Lena SELLERY Neligh, NE 1 9 0 8 Aug 1895 George A. SELLERY Mary J. MELICK Burlington, Wis. 35 0 15 23 Aug 1895 J.J. MELICK Nellie M. CRINKLAW Saunders Co. NE 16 2 29 17 Oct 1895 J.G. CRINKLAW Rollin S. ALLEN Illinois 22 3 9 10 Sept 1895 Dr. W.S. ALLEN J.R. COOPER Stoney Creek. S.C. 71 10 21 18 Feb 1896 Sue COOPER Grace SCHULENBURGER. Nebraska 3 10 24 12 Mar 1894 Mrs. A.H. PHILLIPS Asa SCHULENBERGER Nebraska 14 0 5 28 Fehr 1894 Mrs. A.H. PHILLIPS Jacob RISEWICK Pennsylvania 90 10 19 27 Oct 1895 John H. RISEWICK Clara C. HELMER Iowa 27 0 19 23 July 1892 David CLEMENS David W. TAYLOR Ohio 70 11 26 13 Fehr 1896 Grace ?omig Elizabeth POLLACK Pennsylvania 80 ? ? 14 Apr 1896 Wm. POLLACK Elzamar ARSENAUT Switzerland 63 6 29 8 June 1896 Mrs. Pomeroy CLARK Horace D. BENTLEY ? 41 5 8 11 July 1896 J.J. BENTLEY F. SZASPANSKA Poland 52 ? ? 11 July 1896 S.F. GRABOSKI Henry TROWBRIDGE New York 74 ? ? 3 Aug 1896 Albert TROWBRIDGE Christina FLETCHER Ohio 68 0 27 10 Aug 1896 C.J. FLETCHER Marietta HALL New York 65 ? ? 3 Sept 1896 Arthur HALL Henry W. TROWBRIDGE Connecticut 66 10 6 5 Oct 1896 E.H. TROWBRIDGE Dora Prindle CAMPBELL NE 15 7 3 7 Oct 1896 Lottie HABERSTROH John A. LUNDGREN Sweden 67 5 19 31 Dec 1896 Chas. LUNDGREN Infant LUBKIN Neligh, NE 0 0 0 28 Jan 1897 Henry LUBKIN Sr. William F. SHICK Illinois 37 3 18 29 Jan 1897 Minnie E. BEATIE William COOL ? 68 9 12 10 Feb 1897 Henry W. WILSON Fred DAHLHEIM Germany 16 9 18 15 Mar 1897 Mrs. W.L. RICKERT Vincent KILBOURN Neligh, NE 0 1 0 5 Apr 1897 E.D. KILBOURN Maggie B. EGBERT New York 36 4 0 24 Aug 1897 Bert EGBER Julia A. SHIDLER Illinois 13 9 9 12 Sept 1897 Nina SHIDELER Mary BREWSTER BITNEY NE 20 4 12 13 Oct 1897 Wesley BITNEY John C. BACKHAUS Sr. Germany 72 11 7 26 Nov 1897 Casper BACKHAUS Jennie ALLEN Clinton, Iowa 29 6 11 23 Mar 1898 Seth ALLEN Mary L. KRYGER New York 46 3 21 9 May 1898 Thos. KRYGER Agnes S. ZANUCK Cologne, Prussia 59 5 9 22 Feb 1898 Emma Fischer Ezra M. LYON Milford, N.Y. 77 11 19 14 July 1898 J.G. WINN James H. STEPHENSON Illinois 41 10 27 29 July 1898 Mrs. Thos. KRYGER Stanley LAMSON Neligh, NE 0 9 9 20 Aug 1898 C.R. CORBY Fred HOSKINSON Iowa 37 5 9 24 Aug 1898 J.W. HOSKINSON Ernest D. STAPLES Neligh, NE 21 0 15 16 Nov 1898 R.H. RICE Florence COMMENY Neligh, NE 0 0 3 21 Jan 1899 W.H. COMMENY Elizabeth H. WILLSON West Virginia 47 9 5 21 Feb 1899 Chas. WILSON John S. LEWIS Indiana 75 4 12 25 Feb 1899 Ida LEWIS Abigail McHOSLEY New York 80 2 8 3 Mar 1899 Mrs. L.G. BABCOCK Emily Jane BENNETT Indiana 70 5 19 12 Mar 1899 George R. FRADY Daniel HALL Vermont 77 4 0 19 Mar 1899 Arthur HALL
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about giving one of the club officers an idea for a club meeting. What would you like to see covered in a meeting. Do you have some genealogical data that would be of general interest to others?
We sometimes say they, when in reality, they and them is you and me, because it is our club that needs our help. And nobody cares if you can't spell button, it's trying that will help.
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Submitted by Arthur Gorgen, 205 East Street, Jordan, MN 55352 From: History of the Presbyterian Church in Nebraska
BEATRICE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (1869) Gage County, NE
hrough an appeal . . . in an eastern paper, written by Reuben L. BLODGETT, attention of the church . . . was called to the wants of this field. This led to the sending as Home Missionary to this place, Rev. Benjamin F. McNEIL. Services were held at first in the old schoolhouse.
The work of Rev. MCNEIL resulted in the reorganization of the First Presbyterian Church of Beatrice, Nebr., March 17, 1869.
Its organizing members consisted of five in number, Mrs. Sarah Ann BLODGETT, Mrs. Mary GRIGGS, Miss Ann GRIGGS, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. WEEDEN. Mr. WEEDEN was ordained as Ruling Elder. The first Trustees appointed were H.A. LASELLE, Robert H. WEEDEN, Reuben L. BLODGETT and Nathan BLAKELY.
John H. BLODGETT, a son of Reuben L. and Mary Ann BLODGETT is still an active member of the church.
The names of the ministers, in their order:
Benjamin F. McNEIL 1869-1872 John S. COUNTERMINE 1892-1897 James A. GRIFFES 1872-1873 John HOOD 1897-1900 Thomas S. VAILL 1873-1876 William H. KEARNS 1901-1908 L.B.W. SHYROCK 1877-1678 Leon D. YOUNG 1908-1914 W.H. McMEEN 1878-1879 N.P. PATTERSON 1915-1917 Hiram F. WHITE 1879-1880 E.C. LUCAS 1917-1924 Albert B. IRWIN 1881-1866 Ross S. McCOWN 1924--Elders (1924): F.B. SHELDON, Clerk; R.W.C. PURVIANCE, G.H. VAN HORNE, J.W. BEARD, J. R. SPICER, Dr. C.A. SPELLMAN, C.F. SHAFFER, Ful on JACK, E.F. KIMMERLEY, A.H. KRAUSS, Dr. S. C. WADDELL, Andrew JAMIESON.
Deacons (1924): A. JAMIESON, L.L. CHAPMAN, J.R. CRAIG.
The Board of Trustees (1924): T.J. BAKER, President; Harold MATTOON, Vice-Pres.; D.S. DALBEY, Wallace ROBERTSON, L.C. BARNES, Dr. B.L. SPELLMAN, J.C. DOUTHITT.
Board of Ushers (1924): F.P. CLEPPENGER, Chairman; Carl F. SHAFFER, T.J. BAKER, Dr. E. W. FELLERS, Forrest KRAUSS, J.C. DOUTHITT, Paul FISHER.
Sabbath School (1924): Mr. C.E. JONES, Dr. E.W. FELLERS, E.F. KIMMERLY, H.E. LAWRENCE, Paul FISHER, F.P. CLIPPENGER, Miss Susan WEST, Miss Mary FULLER, Mrs. E.W. FELLERS, Mrs. Will SKOW, Mrs. George ARMAND.
HOPEWELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Near Unadilla, NE (1874) Otoe County
In 1869 Rev. Alanson T. WOOD came to Nebraska commissioned by the Home Mission Board. He began preaching at Helena where a church was built which was the fore-runner of the present Hopewell Presbyterian Church, located about seven miles south of Unadilla. This church was organized by Rev. NC. ROBINSON, District Missionary, on June 13, 1874 . . . On Sunday evening, March 23, 113, both church and manse were completely destroyed by a cyclone. Rev. O.J. HANMANT. L L sustained some painful bruises and narrowly escaped death. The little folk. . . pledged sufficient funds to build another church edifice and manse. Mrs. Marlan CAMERON, a charter member, and her four sons were the prim movers in bringing the new buildings to their completion. . . The new church was dedicated in June 1914 by Rev. Thomas K. HUNTER, D.D., and Rev. Julius F. SCHWARZ, D.D. . . Mother CAMERON was the last surviving charter member present at the dedication. 1 1 (sic) She was born May 6, 1833 and died Feb. 18, 1920. Her son's Duncan and John and C.A. PARKER constitute the present (1924) Session.
The following ministers haw served the church at Hopewell:
Rev. Francis M. HICKOK Rev. Ira MILLER Rev. Albert R. ERWIN Rev. A.B. BYRON Rev. Orville COMPTON Rev. J. McC. McDONALD Rev. W. H. NILES Rev. George ERNST Rev. Ira MILLER Rev. A.B. BYROM Rev. C.J. HANNANT Rev. B.J. BRETHOUWER. D.D. Rev. A.L. PRICE Rev. Martin C. STONECIPHER Rev. James B. KELSO is the present (1924) pastor.
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Submitted by Arthur Gorgen, 205 East Street, Jordan, MN 55352
From: History of the Presbyterian Church in Nebraska
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AT FREMONT, NE (1873) Dodge County
The first Presbyterian church at Fremont was organized, No. (sic) 23, 1873 at the Court House in Fremont. . . presided over by Rev. N.C. ROBINSON, Synodical Missionary for Nebraska.
The charter members. . . on that occasion were James G. KINNIER, his wife, Mrs. Annie KINNIER; and their three sons, John A., Robert G. and James M. KINNIER: William PORTERFIELD, Mrs. Nary Etta PORTERFIELD, Mrs. Mary E. FULLINWIDER and Mrs. Clara B. PILLSBURY. Of this pioneer band all have passed to their eternal reward (1924) save. . . Mrs. Clara B. PILLSBURY, who now resides at Long Beach, California.
At the same service Mr. James G. KINNIER who had served as a ruling elder in the Presbyterian church of Ireland, was elected. . . as the first ruling elder of the newly organized church. This action was reported by Rev. N.C. ROBINSON to the Presbytery of Omaha and the Fremont church was duly enrolled. . .
The first pastor of the church was Rev. Alexander S. FOSTER, who served for a time. . . at both Fremont and Columbus, but Nov. 9, 1874 he accepted the invitation of the Fremont church to devote all his time to the work here. It was under his administration that the first building was completed on the site of the present manse. . .
Ministers of the church: Alexander S. FOSTER, Feb. 1874 to Mar. 1876. Noah H.G. FIFE, 1889 to 1891 Edwin SCHONFIELD, Oct. 1877 to 1880 Nathaniel CHESTNUT, Aug. 1891 to Dec. 1906 A.B. BYROM, 1880 to 1881 Clarence W. WEYER, Sept. 1901 to Dec. 1906 P.S. HULBERT, 1882 to 1884 J. Frank REED, June 1907 to Feb. 1914 George M. BROWN, 1884 to 1885 Nathaniel McGRIFFEN, Sept. 1914 to Sept. 1921 Daniel BLOSE, 1885 to 1886 Raymond V. KEARNS, Oct. 1921 - R.M.L. BRADEN, 1886 to 1889The Session (1924): Rev. R.V. KEARNS, Moderator; S.S. SIDNER, Clerk; Harry J. BOGGS; Geo. S. BROWN: W.A. CARROLL; T. H. FOWLER; Dr. A. HARVEY; L.V. MEBERG; D.D. ROWE; R.P. TURNER.
The Trustees; Dr. H.N. MORROW, Pres.; Clarence ANDERSON; C.W. BISLAND; John HOEBENER; M.M. MOHNEY; Paul PASCOE; Wm. RINDERSPACHER; Edward RUWE, Roy ROGERS; Ernest SCHMIDT; Jos. T. SMITH; H.H. SPEAKER.
FALLS CITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (1872) Richardson County, NE
The First Presbyterian church of Falls City, Nebr., was organized in 1866 by a commission of the Presbytery of Highland. The committee appointed consisted of Rev. J.R. RAMSAY, Rev. John LILLY and Elder J. McCULLOUGH. E.C. COOLEY was ordained as elder when six members had been received. Rev. RAMSAY was at that time acting as a missionary in Richardson County, and supplied the new organization until his removal to Indian territory. Upon his departure. . . he took with him the records of this church and they were subsequently lost. An effort was made in 1881 to replace this important record. Rev. W.W. HOWELL succeeded in accomplishing the work. Shortly after the departure of Rev. RAMSAY, the organization was scattered from various causes and did not, until 1871 have an active existence . . . In May of (1871) a reorganization was effected, and Rev. A.P. WOOD assumed the pastorate of the church, which he retained until 1873. At the time of the reorganization, but three of the constituent members were still communicants. These were E.C. COOLEY, Mrs. Luentia MILLER and Mrs. Sarah A. COOK.
- The following pastors haw served the church:
- Rev. J.B. LINSKEA (Jan. 1874-Mar. 16, 1876)
- Rev. E.M. LEWIS (June 1, 1876- "over a Year")
- Rev. F.S. BOYD ("released at his own request, after about a year's service")
- Rev. David STREET ("remained until Jan. 6, 1881 when he removed to Van Wert, Ohio")
- W.W. HOWELL (fall of 1881)
- Rev. J.M. FULTON (1883-1885)
- Rev. S.B. NELSON (1885-1891)
- Rev. J.S. BELL (1894-1899)
- Rev. David C. SMITH (1900-1902)
- Rev. Sherrod W. GRIFFEN (1903-1907)
- Rev. R. Cooper BAILEY, Ph. D. (1908-1913)
- Rev. Owen E. TICKNER (1914-1917)
- Rev. William J. CADY, D.D. (1918-1920)
- Rev. H. Frank REID (1920- )
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Falls City Presbyterian Church continued:
A Sabbath school was organized in 1864 in charge of Rev. J.R. RAMSAY, its members coming chiefly from the Union Sabbath School, which had been started in 1859 (by) . . . Mrs. J. HUTCHINSON. The members of the Session in 1881 were A.M. WING, P.M. SPALDING and M.W. HUNT. The session (1924) is composed of the following named Elders: E.N. DODE, C.N. ALLISON, W. R. HOLT, Fred BRECHT, Prof. B.J. GROVES, Miles MACOMBER and Guy HUTCHINS. Trustees (1924): Fred BRECHT, Prof. B.J. GROVES, Guy HUTCHINS, Joseph WORRELL, Mrs. Will SCHOCK and Mrs. Will KRAMER.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF HUMBOLDT, Neb. (1871) Richardson County. The First Presbyterian church of Humboldt was organized on June 23, 1871, with eight constituent members. This was the direct result of a call issued by A.M. BRATT and wife, C.E. RICE and wife, Catharine P.A. NIMMS, John R. CLARK and wife and Mrs. Phoebe MCCONKEY. The first sermon. . . . was preached . . . . by Rev. George R. CARROLL. . . .
- Pastors of the church:
- Rev. Andrew HERRON (May, 1872-1873)
- Rev. A.F. HALE (Oct. 1874-June 3, 1875)
- Rev. C.S. MARVIN (1875-1876)
- Rev. J.B. LINSKEA (Sept. 3, 1876-1877)
- Rev. P.M. HICKOK (Jan. 1. 1878-Oct. 20, 1882, on account of physical disability)
- Rev. Joel S. KELSEY (Oct. 20, 1882-May 1, 1884)
- Rev. L.D. WELLS (May 1, 1884-Apr. 6, 1867)
- Rev. G.G. BARNES (Oct. 1, 1887-0ct. 16, 1890)
- Rev. Lewis JESSUP (Dec. 1, 1890-Mar. 23, 1893)
- Rev. R. Cooper BAILEY (Aug. 15, 1893-Sept. 30,1895)
- Rev. S.H. McCLANAGHAN (Feb. 24, 1896-May 24, 1896)
- Rev. C.C. MEEK (Nov. 30, 1896-Oct. 20, 1898)
- Rev. W.B. PRYCE, (Jan. 1, 1899-Nov. 1, 1890) (probably should ready 1900)
- Rev. John A. CURRIE (Apr. 7, 1901-Nov. 9, 1902)
- Rev. L. Richmond SMITH (June 14, 1903-Oct. 27, 1907)
- Rev. Charles McKee CANTRALL (Mar. 20, 1908-Sept. 28, 1909)
- Rev. Kersey J. CARDY (Jan. 1910-Nov. 1, 1912) "whose sad and sudden death occurred at
- Hebron, Neb. on Feb. 18, 1924"
- Rev. Allan D. SEELIG (Feb. 20, 1913-Sept. 15, 1917)
- Rev. John W. DICKSON (Jan. 1, 1918-Mar. 31, 1919)
- Rev. Behrend J. BRETHOUWER, D.D. (Jan. 1, 1920-Jan. 31, 1923)
- "The present pastor, Rev. W.H.E. STRATE, supplied the pulpit in June 1923
For a number of years in the beginning of the organization of the church the services were held in a school house. . . on January 5, 1878 a building committee was appointed (and) . . . In December of the same year the new edifice was completed. . . (About 1890) the brick church was disposed of and the Presbyterian organization came into. . ownership of the once People's Church.
". . The Present members (1924) of the Session; Benjamin F. GRAVATT, John PHILPOT, Lotto HYNEK and Thomas H. GILLAN, Clerk."
The trustees are Guy L. COOPER, S.R. IST, I.C. HERWIG, John POWER and L.S. HACKETT, Sec. and Treasurer.
Submitted by Deanna Holland, Filley, NE
Source: 1974 Nebraska State DAR Genealogical Records Committee
BUFFALO COUNTY, NE 1860 CENSUS Name Age Born Work BARRIT, Michael 38 Ireland tailor Thomas 25 Ireland soldier, Private Walter 27 Michigan farmer BRADY, Peter 23 Ireland stage driver BROWN, Oliver 20 Michigan farmer DAVIS, William J. 25 Florida trader FISHER, William 28 Bavaria soldier, Private HAINES, Edwin 27 Indian hunter JACKSON, James 23 England farmer Mary 18 Indiana Henry 1
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Buffalo County, Ne 1860 Census continued:
Name Age Born Work JOHNSON, James 21 Iowa laborer William M. 25 Pennsylvania soldier, Private Joseph E. 43 New York editor & farmer Joel 54 Vermont farmer Mary 19 Illinois KELLY, Thomas 23 Ireland soldier, Private James 25 Pennsylvania soldier, Private KENNY, Thomas 22 Ireland soldier, Private John 26 Ireland soldier, Private KNIGHT, Albert T. 26 Ireland soldier, Private LEE, David 27 Ireland soldier, Private ROACH (ROATCH), Nichael 35 Ireland domestic to the Post Surgeon SMITH, Daniel 30 Scotland trader Frederick 23 Michigan trader Eliza 19 Switzerland James 23 New Jersey soldier, Private John 32 Belgium soldier, Private Benjamine 21 Ireland soldier, Private SPRAGUE, John L. 21 New York express rider TROTT, J.R. 23 Arkansas Physician Elizabeth 22 Ohio domestic to Sgt. FAXON DUGDALE, Henry 40 England farmer Jane 29 Oliver 13 George 4 MEYER, Daniel 21 Ireland laborer SLATERY, John 27 Ireland soldier, Private THOMPSON, John 30 New York stage driver Calvin 25 Pennsylvania farmer Emma 21 Iowa George 3 William 1 WELSH, Samuel 27 Ireland clerk WOOD, Sarah 45 Pennsylvania
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Abstracted by: Mrs. Georgene Morris Sones, Omaha, NE
THE FRANKLIN COUNTY NEWS, Franklin, NE, Thursday Mar. 26, 1925, Franklin Co.
- Catherine Maria COURING SCHMIDT was b. Oldenburg, Germany, on Nov. 18, 1854. D. at her home so. of Franklin on Mar. 20, 1925 at age 69 yrs. 4 mo. 4 days. Came to America in 1877, remaining in NY for several yrs. About 1881 she came to Webster Co., NE where she was united in Mr. to Ludwig SCHMIDT on Sept. 16, 1884. Some yrs. later they moved to Franklin. The hus. d. about 5 yrs. ago. She is survived by 3 ch.: Henry living at the mother's home; Frank of Bloomington; Line BEAVER of White Salmon, Wash. Funeral held Methodist Church in Franklin with Rev. N.G. PALMER in charge. Interment in Greenwood cem.
- Marran News
- Mr. Mike BAUMANN rec'd news that his uncle, George WEHE, had passed away at the home of his son, Walter. Funeral held Wed. at his home.
- Franklin Co. News
- Notice to settle estate of Isaac B. WILLIAMS, deceased.
- Notice to settle estate of Rebecca J. WILLIAMS, deceased.
Submitted by: Mrs. Jackie Dallman, Franklin, NE
CATHOLIC CEMETERY, Logan Township, Section 11, Franklin Co. NE
HEBET, Elize Decedeele 8 Nov. 1888 aged 25 yr 8 mo. 12 d. McCRACKEN, John 18 Dec. 1850 - 5 Sep. 1895 aged 44 yr 9 mo. 17 da. Joseph son of David C. & Annie 9 Oct. 1891 1 yr 1 mo 28 da SILVRANTS, Constance 14 Sep. 1839 - 24 Oct. 1899 Peter L. 18 May 1822 - 27 Jul. 1900
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