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Comprehensive Inclex 1875-1930

to

Collections, Biennial Reports, and Publications ofthe

Kansas State Historical Society

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Kansas State Historical Society

NYLE H. MILLER. Secretary

Topeka, Kansas

1959

PBIIfTl:D IN TRZ ITATE PlUNTINO PLANT, TOPEI.&., E.A...H&ü

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Introducti~n

the 56 years between 1875 and 1931, the Kansas State His­I N torical Society issued three series of general publications: Kansas

Historícal CoUec:tions (17 volumes), Biennial Reports (27 volumes), and Publications (three volumes). A master index to the material of historlcal interest in these volumes has been a long-planned, but slow-to-evolve, project of the Society.

This compilation is the work of Louise Barry, a member of the staff. It is completely new; no indexes in individual volumes were used.

Emphasis in indexing has been on direct, quick-reference entries. TitIes of artieles, with only an exception or two, have been ignored, but the subject content of the articles, the authors' names, and the names of individuals, have beeil given thorough coverage. Se­lectivity in indexing place names was necessary to malee the index a reference tool and not a catch-all for valueless entries. Cross references have been used extensively, both for subjects and names.

Sorne of the problems encountered in this work are discussed by Miss Barry as follows:

The Kansas Hisrorical Collec&ns, 17 volumes (volumes one and two bound together), were published between 1881 and 1928. According to the title pages oE too first ten, these were Transactions 01 the KaR$tU State Historical Society • • ., but the name Kansas Historical Collections appeared on the back-strip oE each. The first eight volumes ineluded the Society's annual meet­ing reports. This material in so Ear as it relates to business affairs oE the Society, has been omitted. These pages, then, in the volumes reEerred to, have not been indexed: Cl-2:1-110; C3:15-100, 110-189; C4:1-237; C5:3-29; C6:1-34; C7:1-27; C8:118-126.

In comparing the executive minutes oE territorial govemors published in volumes Eour and five with the original manuscript minutes (now in the state archives)", it was discovered that many errors and omissions had been made in the transcription. This is particularly true in the sections containing lists oE territorial counly and township officers. In Eact, the inaccuracies are so numerous as lo make the lists totally unreliable: An attempt was made to enter misspelled names correctly in the index, and to indicate variations in spelling.

The 15th through the 27th oE the Society's Biennial Reports contain artieles and items oE historical interest, as well as sorne biographical sketches, all of which have becn indexed. It is perhaps simpler lo say what has becn ex­cluded, than to state what has been indexed in the Reports. As the titlc indi­cates, the bulk oE thc contents oE each is devoted to Society afIairs--reports

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oE the secretary, treasurer, and board oE directors. These have Dot been in­dexed. Also omitted are the names oE donors, and the lists oE !Cansas news­papers. It should perhaps be DOted that Fox's artiele on the Seventh Kansas cavalry in BR16:107-122 is also in the Collectiom (C11:238-253); that Mar­tin's artiele on monuments, memorials, etc., in BR16:83-10a is also in C11:2S3­281; that Berryman's artiele on southwest Kansas in BR25:87-96 is also in C11:561-570; and that Connelley's artiele on the Medicine Lodge peace treaty in BR26:52-57 is also in C17:601-606.

OE the Publicatiom 01 the KaR$tU StatB Historical Society • • ., volume one was printed in 1886. In content it is identical with the KanstU Hi8torlcal CoUectiom, volume 3, pages 195-469 (that is to say, it contains biographicaJ sketches, and executive minutes oE Territorial Covernors Reeder and Shannon; addresses oE Covernors Stanton and Denver, in 1884; and proceedings oE the Kansas quarter-eentennial celebration at Topeka, 1886). Volume two (S. W. Eldridge's recollections oE early days in Kansas) appeared in 1920. Volume three (third and last) oE the Publicatíons was W. H. Stephenson's dissertation on the political career oE James H. Lane, published in 1930.

The Kansas State Historical Society is pleased to submit to its members and friends this Comprehensive Index. It is a long­needed tool and guide to the storehouse of information in the 47 volumes 1930.

of the Society's series publications from 1875 through

NYLE H. MILI..ER, Secretary Kansas State Historical Society September 1, 1959

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blicato represent the three series

Kansas Historical CoUectíons Biennial Reporta Publications

tions indexed in this volume are:

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COMPREHENSIVE INDEX, 1875-1930KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Aub-ba-naub-ha (Pottawatomie chief) C16: 758

Aubrey, Felix X. C17:52, 867; biog. notes C7:51, C9:302; killing of, notOO C5:122; notes on C9:557, 561, 562, C15:85n; steamboat namOO for C9:302, 582; town namOO for C12:457

Aubrey, Francis, and wife C5:22S, 226 Aubrey, Hamilton co.: note on C12:457 Aubrey, Johnson co.: Quantrill raid, 1862

C10:247, C12:409 Aubrey route (Santa Fe trail): notes on

C4:360, C7:51, C9:561, 562, C15:85, BR18:115

Aubum: formerly Brown(s)vüle C16:519 Auchey, Henry, Linn co. C16:618 Audubon, John James: on S. Omega, 1843

C9:308 Audubon Society of Kansas: charter mem­

bers, listed C16:600; history C16:599, 600; state bird election sponsored by C16:601-606

Augiste creek, Neosho co. C8:196, C9:26 AUF\ Gen. Christopher C.: at Medicine

LOOge council C17 :603; Indian peace comm'r C16:743, 770, 771

Augur, Frank, Linn co. C16:618 Augusta, ButIer co.: M. E. Church, South,

active in C12:158, lOO, 171; name origin C7:475; note on C16:566; U. S. land office at C8:1O

Auld, Daniel C., Atchison co. C5:437, C9: 130n; biog. sketch C10:243

Auld, J. C., Atchison co. C5:512 Auld, Jim: marriage to Kaw woman, notOO

BR24:32 Aull, John, Lexington, Mo. C9:304 Au-ne-mo-ni. See Sun Fish, The (Sac &

Fox chief) Auraria, Colo.: notes on C12:411, C13:

72, 73n Aurora, Coffey co.: note on C12:412 Austin, A. J.: state rep. C16:711 Austin, Mrs. Annie, Pleasanton: mayor

C12:400 Austin, E. C., Coffey co. C4:711 Austin, Edwin Atlee: biog. note C13:95n;

photograph C13:96; "The Supreme Court of the State of Kansas," article by C13: 95-125

Austin, Freeman C8:279; biog. sketch by A. Bondi C8:279n, 280n

·Austin, J. H., Junction City: disto court judge C8:513, C16:667

Austin, Rev. Jefferson D.: notes on C12: 171-175

Austin, Jennie, Lincoln: city clerk C12:400 Austin, Joshua: printer Cl-2:164 Austin, M. H., Randolph co., Mo. C15:393 Austin, Dr. O. W. N.: physician for In­

dians C16:742

Austin, R., Woodson CO. C13:413 Austin, Rev. R. A.: note on C12:165 Austin, Stephen: Texas colony of, note on

C11:29 Austin, Rev. T. S.: notes on C12:166-169 Austin, William, Franklin co. C5:413, 486;

publisher Cl-2:164 Austin, William C.: on school book comm.

C16:701; state printer C14:35S, C16:66S Austin, Neosho co.: notes on C16:505 Austin, Sumner co.: note on C12:472 Austin & Beardsley, Centropolis Cl-2:111 Autobee, Charles: fur trader C15:31n, 65,

66,19 Autobee, John (son of Charles) C15:66 AvS' Dr. - -: to Kansas, 1856 C6:273,

:312 Avery, Albert, Clay co.: note on C10:507 Avery, Dill, Wabaunsee CO. C13:361 Avery, FranJe: F.: supt., lowa, Sac & Fox

school C16:740 Avery, George, Clay ca. ClO:507 Avery, H. W.: del. to farm congo C8:535;

pres., board of agric. C16:671 Avery, Henry, Clay co. ClO:487; note on

C10:507 Avery, Peter: at Trading Post C16:641 Avery, William: allotted Sac & Fox land

C11:316 Avery, WilUam, Afien co. C3:321 Avery family (Dedham, Mass.): notes on

ClO:507, 523, 669 Avis, John: John Brown's jailer C8:219n Avleson, Mrs. --, Geary ca. C15:505 Avoca (dead town) C3:398 Awnkote (Indian): given lands, 1829 C16:

754 Aw-tha-me-saw (son of Black Hawk) C11:

386 Axe, G. W., New Chicago C16:501, 508 Axelson, Dr. --, McPherson ca. C11:39 Axelson, N. P., Mariadahl C11:19 Axford, Dr. Slíerman L.: penitentiary phy­

sician C14:4S0 Axtell, Dr. J. F.: pres., board of health

C16:686 Axtell, Dr. Jesse( ?): town named for C1:

415 Axtell: name origin C1:475; soldiers' monu­

ment, note on Cll:272 Axton, Rev. John T.: letter, 1906 ClO:42 Aye, Charles: in 11th Kan. cavo C17:817 Ayer (or Ayre?) , Lewis M.: in Kansas

1856 C3:326, C15:419 Ayers, Rev. Samuel: chaplain, 7th Kan.

cavo C8:18, 28, Cll:24On Ayers, Samuel N.: lieut., 1th Kan. cavo

C8:24 Ayres, Dr. - -, Farlinville C16:647 Ayres, Allison T.: disto court judge C16:668

AYres, Byron P., Linn and Neosho coso C16: 615, 623; capto 2d Kan. inf. C16:635, 636; lawyer C5:499, 552, C14:182n

Ayres, E. W.: letter, 1874 C9:42n, 43n Ayres, William Augustus: congressman C16:

672 Ayrs, James F.: private, 6th U. S. caVo C11:

270 B

Babb, Edmund: publisher Cl-2: 166 Babb, EH, Linn CO. C5:497, C8:18 Babb, H., Nemaha CO. C5:488 Babbitt, A. W.: killed by Cheyennes C4:

492-495 Babbitt, Joseph F.: disto attorney C8:515,

C16:670 Babcock, Carmi William: C1:409n, 579,

C13:195, C17:270, P2:56, 205; at Big Springs conv. ClO:133; at 1860 railroad conv. C9:473; attomey C8:368n; bank­ing policy of C5:616; biog. note C16:52n; biog. sketch C10:205; census taker C3: 247, C8:334; Cauncil pres., 1857-'59 C5:544, 545, C8:509, ClO: 169, C16:659; P2:157; elected to 1857 Cauncil C5:4IO, 441; fust Lawrence postmaSter Cl-2:251, C1:443, C8:302; guarantee by, 1860 C5: 613; Lawrence pioneer ClO:466, C16:52; letter, 1858 C5:476; National Democrat C8:184n, C10:132, C16:36; on citizens' comm., 1856 C4:400, 403, C8: 18an, ClO: 139; on S. Lightfoot C9:339; petition, 1857 C5:433-435; school trustee C6:71; surveyor general C16:703-721; trip to Lecompton, 1856, noted C4:476

Babcock, Luke, Wyandotte CO. C14:195 Babcock, William, Jewell ca. C11:321, 386 Babcock, Asst. Surg. William H.: with Van

Dorn expedition C12:324 Babcock & Lykins, Lawrence: bankers C12:

368 Babson, D. T.: on La. expos. comm. C8:

535 Baca, Juan Maria, of New Menco: freighter

C16:331 Bache Anna, Paola ClO: 152n Bachelder, C. P.: salt salesman C14:374 Bachelor, S. C., Allen ca. C5:516 Bachman, Rev. H.: missionary to Munsees

Cl1:318 Bachura, Jos., Ellsworth CO. C13:482, 483 Backus, Rev. W. M., Chicago: sermon,

1904, noted C9:126 Bacon, Rev. - -, and wife: Spillman

creek pioneers BR18:58 Bacon, A.• Wyandotte co.: at 1860 railroad

conv. C9:473 Bacan, A. C.: steam boat named for C9:

297

Bacan, FranJe: land office register C8:12, C16:121; N. O. expos. comm'r C16:6S3

Bacan, H. D.: steamboat named for C9:314 Bacon, H. R., Coffey CO. C5:483 Bacon, H. S.: Marquette named by C1:481 Bacon, S. J., Coffey CO. C5:483 Bad Chief (Pawnee chief) C1:308, C16:

153; remarlcs by, 1844 C16:298 Bad Face (Cheyenne Indian) CH:309, 310 Bad Heart (Cheyenne Indian) C15:533n Baddeley, J. C.: salt ca. official C14:361,

362,374 Baden, John Peter: del. to Westem States

conf. C8:541 Badflsh, David Cl1:392 Badger, Elizabeth, Geary CO.: marriage,

noted Cll:553n Badger, George Edmond, of N. C.: quotOO

C15:336 Badger, Gordon A. C16:497; biog. note

BR21:59 Badger, John S., Geary ca. C5:449, C8:232,

C10:63S, 634 Badger, Rev. Joseph: letter, 1845 C9:15n,

1&; missionary to Wyandottes C9:81n, 82n

Badger, William Prentiss: biog. sketch ClO: 208; in 1858 House C5:412; Indian agent C16:733

Baer, John W.: Indian subagent C16:128 Baeritz, John, Linn ca. C16:652 Bagly, John, Sherman co. C8:61 Bahan, Daniel J.: on Santa Fe road survey,

1825 C16:752 Bahl, Andrew, and family: to Ellis co.,

1878 Cll:5OO Bahnmaier, August G., Shawnee co. C17:

817 Bahnmaier, Laura (Mrs. A. G.) C17:811 Bahnmaier, Paul (son of A. G.) C11:817 Baikstrom, A., Republic ca. CH :34n Bailey, --, Johnson co.: constable, 1858

C5:508 Bailey, A. C.: on grain-grading comm. C16:

685 Bailey, Mrs. Alberta J.: on nurses' board

C16:694 Bailey, Alfred R., Atchison ca. C3:304, C4:

600 Bailey, C. P., Jr., Leavenworth C12:363 Bailey, Charley, Scatt City C12:114 Bailey, D. H.: in Frontier Guard ClO:419 Bailey, D. M.: election judge, 1854 C3:233 Bailey, David: farmer for Osages C16:724,

725 Bailey, David, Lecompton Cll :415, C12:

369; land office clerk C8:6 Bailey. David H.: in consular service C16:

712

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Binns. Mrs. R., Rossville C12:401 Bishop. J. H., Jefferson co. C5:433 Binns. Samuel: Wake6eld colonist ClO:492 Bishop. L. H., Atchison co. C5:514 Buch. Clarence E.: teacher at Haskell Inst. Bishop, Natban: on U. S. Indian comm.

C16:745 C16:743 Birch. James H. BR16:24; 'The Battle of Bishop. R M.: steamboat named for C9:309

Coon Creek." artiele by ClO:409-413: Bish~7~ CI! Douglas CO.: chief elerklbiog. sketch ClO:409n 1 ouse C4:716; elerk CO. comm'rs

Birch, Weston F.: U. S. marshal ClO:410 board C3:307, C5:278, 279. 281{ 448: Birch6eld, Luther P. (Pete): note on C17: constable C3:242, 249. 322; e ection

385 iudge C3:233, 255 Bird (lndian): at Neosho subagency C16: Bishop. Robert H., Salina: biog. note C9:

728 12n; pioneer C4:296, C9:11. 12; ride to Bírd, -- (brother of Richard) C10:494 Fort Riley, 1862. noted C7:462 Bird, Mrs. - -. New Chicago C16:512 Bishop. Samuel D.: on textbook comm. C16: Bird. A. B.: on phannacy board C16:697 701 Bird. A. C.: steamboat named for C9:297 Bishop. W. H., Denver: on Powell expedí­Bird. Benjamin: Bird City named for C7: tion C14:350

476 Bishop, Walter C.: in consular service C16: Bírd. Dr. J. D. M.: in 1856 militia C4:665 712 Bird. John C., Atchison C16:377 Bishop, Rev. Dr. William. Salina: artiele on Bird, L. D.: co-founder of Palermo C12: W. A. Phillips by C5:101-106; biog.

485 sketch C9:12n; pioneer C4:296, C9:12' Bird. Richard: Wake6eld colonist ClO:494 pres.. teachers' assn. C16:705; schoot Bird. Richard Ely: congressman C16:672: trustee C6:70

disto court judge C16:668: U. S. bank­ Bishop. William Henry: U. S. attomey C16: ruptcy referee C16:711 712

Bud, William Goodman: labor comm'r C8: Bismarck Grove. North Lawrence: notes on 524, C15:305, C16:691 C15:221. 222, C17:334

Bird, Winfield A. S.: judge advocate general Bissel, Capto - -: at Fort Osage. 1819 C8:517: C16:674 Cl-2:282

Bird brothers (Eli, Adam, Andy). Morris CO. Bissell, J. L.: steamboat captain C9:287n, C15:495 307, 308, 310

Bird City: name origin C7:476 Bissell, John: legislator C9:367; land office Bird(s): state. election of, M. Aaron's am­ register C8:11, C16:720

ele on C16:597-606; of Kansas, notes on Bissing, Jacob: on comm. to Kansas, 1874 C16:597, 598: scarcity of lOng birds, Cll:492 1844 expedition, noted C16:279 Bissing, Justus Cll:503. 511; and family. to

Bimey. David B.: comm'r of deeds C4:702 Ellis CO., 1875 Cll:493: and wife. photo­Bimey. William, New York: comm'r of graph Cll :512

deeds C5:508 Bittenbender. Juliann McCoonse: note on Bimey, William P., Quindaro: biog. note Cll:322, 323

C6:106 Bitter. Rev. W.: to Ellis co.• 1885 Cll:506, Births. See First white children bom in 507

Kansas Bittman, C. W.• Louisville C12:126 Bisbee, W. H.: editor Cl-2:182 Bittmann. Mrs. R R: on Traveling Li-Bisbey. Harvey: to Wabaunsee, 1854 Cll: brarles Comm. C16:692

594 Bivens. John, Holton C15:593 Bisbey. J. A.: in Wabaunsee militia co. Cll: Bjorkbiíck, P., Burdick Cll :33

607 Blachly. Eben, Quindaro: Normal School Bisbey, James Monroe, Wabaunsee C5:493. principal C8:526. C16:694

C13:140: pioneer recollections of Cll: Blachly. Mrs. J. F., Quindaro: Normal 594-597 School principal C8:526, C16:694

Bisby, John: del. to river congo C8:540 Black. C. W., Council Grove C16:534, 537 Bischoff, Oscar: consul C16:712 Black, E. W.: asst. blacksmith for Osages Bishop, Adam: in John Brown's co. C14: C16:728

221 Black. George, Olathe Cll: 457, 459; del. Bishop, Cyrus. Manhattan C4:249 to irrigation congo C8:537 Bishop, George S.: deputy revenue collector Black, Henry. Doniphan co. C5:450

C16:717; legislator C9:367 Black, J. H., Allen CO. C5:516 Bishop. George W.• Kansas City: police Black, James: in Hickory Point 6ght C4:

comm'r C8:528, C16:698 582; pardoned C4:735 Bishop, Henry, Riley co. C3:308 Black, James, Miami CO. C4:688

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Black, Jeremiah S. (U. S. atty. gen.) C8: BIack Paint (Red Vermillion) creek ClO:343 108. 191; opinion, 1858 C8:342n, 343n; Black Squirrel creek. Colo.: note on C15:89 opinion, 1860 C5:614, 615 Black Vermilion river (also called Big Ver-

Black, S. W.: on textbook comm; C8:530, milion) C7:321, C17:440. 487, 488, 490, C16:701 491, 496; toll bridge on C17:491

Black, Samuel: in 1862 legislature C3:105 Black Whiteman (Cheyenne Indian) C15: Black, Samuel M.: U. S. marshal Cll:359, 33-36

361,376 Black Wolf (Cheyenne Indian): notes on Black, William J.: Santa Fe official C13:455 Cll:307. 308 Black Beaver (Delaware chieE) C15:51, Blackbum. Dillman W., Goodland C17:282

C17:641, 648; guide for Marcy C17:658. Blackbum. Henry: biog. note ClO:269 659 Blackbum, Richard: blacksmith for Indians

Black Bird (Kiowa chief) C16:760 C16:729 Black Bob (Shawnee chief) C16:763; village Blackbum. W. S.• Marshall co. C5:459. ClO:

of, noted C8:93, 94, 96, ClO:391 212 Black Bob. Johnson CO.: M. E. Church. Blackbum, William E.: regent, K.S.A.C.

South, active in C12:161 C16:676 Black Bob lands: history of C8:93-97 Blackfeet Indians C14:623. 710; at Highland Black Coat (Cherokee chief) C16:755 Mission school ClO:317; treaty with U. S., Black Dave. See Desiré, Jacques 1868, notes on C16:771 Black Dog (Osage chieE) C16:768, 772, Black6sh (Shawnee chief): notes on C9:

C17:707 17On, 212. C10:402 Black Elk (Ogallala Sioux chief) C16:750 Black6sh, Hiram (Shawnee Indian) C9:189, Black Foot (Sioux chief): hanged C8:354, C17:430

355 Blaekford. William Davis: biog. notes C10: Black Fox (Cherokee chief) C16:754 244. 656; state agent C16:703 Black Hawk (Sac chief): biog. data Cll: Dlackiston. Ebenezer, Elwood C3:256, C5:

334-336, 338; descendants. notes on Cll: 459. 507. C8:216, 226; land granted to, 386: Indian name of Cll:355n; portralt 1857 C5:458; steamboat captain C9:307, Cll:337' speech. 1832 Cll:33S, 336 311

Black Hawk (Sac & Fox Indian): treaty Blackledge. A. N.• Lawrence C8:10Sn signer, 1864 C16:767 Blackman. Rev. Earl A., Chanute C15:471,

Black Hawk's war: notes on C10:323. C17: 478 481-484 Blackman, Elmer Ellsworth C16:472, C17:

Black Haof (Shawnee chief) C8:259. C9: 531; biog. note C8:5On¡ quoted C1:43n; 184, ClO:389. C15:193. C16:763 "Sherman County and tne H. U. A.... ad­

Black Horse (Comanche chief) C17:266. dress by C8:50-62; Sherman co. pioneer 268. 639 C8:5O. 52. 53. 55. 56

Black Jack. Douglas co.: Santa Fe trail Blackman. F. C.: asst. blacksmith for Indi­marlé:er. note on BR16:15; Yeager band at ans C16:731 C8:170 Blackmar. Frank Wilson: biog. note. and

Black Jack. battle of, 1856 (Douglas co.) list of books by C9:101n; "Charles Robin­C8:281-289; Col. E. V. Sumner's refer­ son." artiele by C6:187-202; ClIclopedia ence to C4:439; G. W. E. Griffith's recol­ of Kansas History by, note on BR17:76; lections of C16:524-526; govemor Shan­ del. to charities conf. C8:537; del. to non's remarks on C4:386. 387 prison assn. meeting C8:539; ''The History

Black Jack Point, Johnson co. C8:257 of the Desert." address by C9:101-114 Black Kettle (Cheyenne chief) C10:11. 12. Blackmore. --: Indian agent. I. T. C10:

C13:76. C15:492n. C17:198. 226; killed, 442n 1868 C8:115, ClO:441. C17:106. 223. Blackmore. William. of London ClO:302 365. 366: note on. 1864 C8:456n; sister Blacksheep. -- (Wyandotte Indian) C15: of, Custer's captive ClO:443; treaty signer 108, 131 C16:765. 768: village of. destroyed ClO: Blacksheep. William (Wyandotte Indian) 441n. 442n (Ch~ennes' account of). C15:108. 131 C17:236. 237 (illustrations), 365-367. Blacksmith (Cheyenne chief) C17:673, 677, See, also Sand Creek massacre; Washita, 680. 682. BR18:31 battle of the Blacksmiths: notes on Cll:96. 97

Black Kettle's band: remnants at Fort Hays. Blacksnake, James (Shawnee Indian) C15: 1869 C8:117 174

Black Kettle's raid. 1868: H. P. Wilson's Blacksnake Hills, Mo. C14:593. 695. 724: address on C8:110-117 post office, 1840 C10:319

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Brown, Banks, Lawrence: biog. note C17: Brown, Frank L.: clerk, U. S. disto court 834 C8:542, CI6:712

Brown, Banoni P., Anderson co. C5:496 Brown, Frederick (son of John) C8:177, Brown, Beniamin M.: murdered by the 180, 183n, 18Bn, 276, 278: in Black Jack

Benders C17:476 battle C8:281, 282, 284, 287, 289; in Brown, Bennett B.: mine inspector C8:525, Pottawatomie massacre party C7:439n,

C16:693 C8:180, 181, 186n; killing of, Aug. 1856 Brown, Burt E.: marriage registrar C16: C3:329, C4:618, CI0:145n, Cll:257,

686 258, C16:610 Brown, Dr. C. E., Leavenworth Clp:481 Brown, Frederick, Leavenworth: member Brown, Cad R, Stockton: state rep. C16: Wyandotte consto conv. CI-2:237, Cll:

710 48; in 1860 legislature C5:617 Brown, Catbarine C. (Wyandotte woman) Brown, Frederick, Neosho: del. to Topeka

C15: 109, 132 consto conv. C13: 143 Brown, Channing J.: legislator C3:415, C9: Brown, Capto Frederick H.: killed, 1866

367; Supreme Court clerk C3:391, C8: ClO:300, 301 512, C16:665 Brown, C. H.: co-founder of Marshall

Brown, Charles, Wallace: killed by Indians (Douglas co.) C12:482 CI7:257, 268 Brown, George, Howard co.: murdered by

Brown, Charley, Wilburn C17:132, 133 tbe Benders C9:29n Brown, Rev. Clark: note on C12:161 Brown, George B.: co-founder of Marshall Brown, D. B., of Big Sugar creek: election (Douglas co.) C12:482

fudge, 1855 C13: 139 Brown, George E., Lecompton: notary pub­Brown, Daniel M., Mannaton: murdered lic, 1856 C4:657

BR27:54 Brown, George F., Manhattan: member Brown, David, Leavenworth: election judge, Boston Assn. C4:249

1855 C3:256; from Tennessee CI6:24 Brown, George W.: "Kansas Indian Wars," Brown, E. (Proslaveryman ) : home raided, recollections by C17: 134-139; life and

1856 ClO:145n adventures of (edited by W. E. Con­Brown, Mrs. E. F.: deL to charities conf. nelley) CI7:98-134; photograph CI7:99;

C8:537 scout CI7:135-139 Brown, E. e., of Massachusetts C17:733 Brown, George Washington, Lawrence Cl~ Brown, E. J., Woodson co.: biog. note CI0: 2:220, C7:525n, C13:131, 132,170,255;

244; in 1862legislature C3:105 activities, May, 1856 C3:209-211; agent Brown, Edwin, Troy CI5:481 for Exec. Comm. of K. T. C13: 148, 154 Brown, Eldridge (Wyandotte youth) C9: (facsimile of eertificate as), 161; at Kan­

187 sas City, 1856 P2:37, 39: charged with Brown, Eliza (Mrs. Isaac W.) C15: lOO, high treason C4:417; claimant, 1859 C6:

131: portrait C15: 127 361: comment on, 1857 CI3:254; Free­Brown, Eliza Ann (Wyandotte girl) C15: State payrnents to C13: 161, 163: Gov­

lOO, 132 emor Shannon's letters to C5:235-241; Brown, Elizabeth (Wyandotte girl) C15: Governor Ceary's reference to C4:662:

lOO, 132 historv of his Herald of Freedom C17: Brown, Mrs. Ella W., Holton: lawyer CI0: 327; John Brown., Jr.'s. remark on C3:

41, CI2:400; W. C. T. U. president ClO: 464; letter, 1886 C3:461, 462; notary 41 public, 1857 C5:317, 318, 446; note on

Brown, Mrs. Elmer, Douglas CO. CI7:831 CI7:337: on Exec. Comm. of K. T. C13: Brown, Elmer F., Lawrence CI7:834 131, 144, 148-152, 158, 161, 162, 198, Brown, Emma A., Lawrence CI7:834 231; photograph C13: 131; prisoner, 1856 Brown, Mrs. Eustace: on Traveling Li- C8:18&, 340, ClO:139; public printer,

braries Comm. C16:691 1859 C8:508, CI6:659; publisher CI-2: Brown, F. P., Anderson oo. C3:304 176, 177; R J. Hinton's remark on C6: Brown, Felix, Atchison co. C3:287 373; statement, 1856, on losses, quoted Brown, Florella: half-sister of John Brown C9:33On: T. J. Marsh's comment on C9:

C13:299n 133: and family, driven from home, 1856 Brown, Flossie, Finney co. C12:397 C4:400 Brown, Francis (Mrs. E. R), Tecumseh: Brown, Mrs. George Washington. See

death of C17:814 Brown, Lois H. (Mrs. Ceorge W.): and Brown, Francis M.: sgt. in 19th Kan. cavo aUio Walker, Mrs. Lois H.

C6:48 Brown, Mrs. H. C., Edgerton CI2:399

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Brown, Rev. H. J. (of M. E. Church, ties, 1858 C5:547-549, 551, 563, 567, South): notes on C12:164, 165, 167-170 578, 585, 586, 590-592, C7:395-399

Brown, Harriet (Wyandotte girl) C15: 109, (Wm. Hutchinson's account of); activi­132 ties 1858-'59, notes on C14:216, 220­

Brown, Hattie l., Creeley CO. C12:397 223, 231: agent, Kansas comm., 1857 Brown, Henry: election protest signer, 1857 CI3:2S4; aliases of, noted C7:396, 437;

C5:316 arrival in Kansas, Oct. 1855, noted ClO: Brown, Hezekiah (Wyandotte boy) C15: 134; associates and friends of C7:222,

lOO, 132 CI3:2S4, 255; at Lawrence, Dec. 1855, Brown., l. P.: Vienna Expos. cornm'r C8: notes on C5:242, C8:185n, 302, ClO:

521, CI6:683 135, CI4:219; at Lawrence, Sept. 1856 Brown, Isaac W. (Wyandotte Indian) Cl­ CI-2: 124, CI3:251; at Tabor, Iowa,

2:262, C7:114-1l6, C15:109, 131; and noted C11:609; attempt ta capture, Jan. wife, portraits C15:127 1859 C7:461; attempt to rescue from iail.

Brown, J. A., Doniphan co., tp. supervisor, 1859 C8:213-226 (O. E. Morse's address 1858 C5:507 on), 544; cabin, misnamed C3:465; con­

Brown, J. C.: penitentiary clerk CI4:428 tributor to Lawrence Republü::an Cl·2: Brown, J. C., Sherman CO. (;:8:61 181; D. W. Wilder's remarks on C6:341: Brown, J. C., Prairie City: notary public, departure from Kansas, 1859 C8:443­

1858 C5:519 449; E. F. Ware's iudgment of CI3:43; Brown, J. C., Wichita: poliee cornm'r C8: Ely Moore, Jr's. experiences with C12:

528, CI6:698 340-346, CI3:266, 267 (Sanbom-Brown Brown, J. M. C., latan, Mo. ClO:127 reply to Moore): F. B. Sanborn's con­Brown, J. W.: blacksmith for Pottawato­ nection with CI4:60, 62, 64: F. B. San­

mies C16:731 bom's references to CI3:259-262; F. B. Brown, J. W.~. Aubum C9:469; co-founder Sanbom's works on, noted C8:222; fort

of Brownviue CI2:474: pioneer of 1854 (Linn co.), notes on C14:221, CI6:608, C8:83n 611, 634, 649, 650; C. L. Stearns a sup­

Brown, J. W., Riley CO. C9:470 porter of C6:96; H. E. Palmer's com­·Brown, James C.: complaint, 1854, noted ments on C9:461: H. P. Wilson's oon­

C3:229 tract for book on CI3:42&; in battle of Brown, James H.: at Otoe & Missouri BlaCk Jack C4:386, 387, C8:281-289;

agency CI6:735 in battle of the Spurs C8:44S-449 (L. L. Brown, James S., Linn co.: marriage, 1855, Kiene's article), C15:598, 599; in cap­

noted C13:303 ture of Fort Saunders C7:530, 531, 533; Brown, James T., Ottawa oo.: state rep. in favor of hanpng ColoneI Titus C6:

CI6:710 272, 273; in son s militia CO. C3:465: in Brown, James W.: lieut. in 19th Kan. cavo Kansas C3:460 (C. B. CiII's letter on),

C6:51 C8:275-289 (A. Bondi's artícle on), C8: Brown, Mrs. Jane L. (Wyandotte woman) 179-182, 185n, 18& (notes on); in Linn

C15:161 co., notes on CI6:608, 610, 611, 616, Brown, Jane S. (Mrs. William): biog. 634, 649-651; in Shawnee CO., 1859 C8:

sketch C17:833, 834 443-445: J. B. King's meeting with C13: Brown, Jason (son of John) C8:177, 183n, 376; J. H. Kagi's association with C6:

277, 289n; cabin, 1855, note on CI3:267 380: letter, 1858, to Wrn. Hutchinson, Brown, Mrs. Jason C8:281 quoted C7:397; manuscripts of C7:567; Brown, Jesse, Doniphan (?) CO.: co-founder men of, in Fort Scott raid, 1858 C6:241;

of Whitehead CI2:490 militia captain CI6:525-527; militia oo., Brown, Jesse, Linn co. C5:477, 499, 507 names of CI4:221; money lent to, 1857, Brown, Joe, of Texas: horse breeder C17: noted C9:136; money sources, note on

53 CI2:360; monument, Harper's Ferry,Brown, John: Cherokee treaty signer C16: 22d Kan. regt. soldiers at C6: 139; monu­

762 ment, Osawatomie, notes on Cll:xx, 257; Brown. TOfla C7:226, 227, 441, CI7:146; nearly arrested Oct. 1856 C4:514; not

A. Ji. i dle's remarks on C3:417; A. leader of 1856 Lyon CO. raid CI6:461; Wattles' association with C12:430, C17: noveIs and stories of, notes on CI7:155, 298, 299: Abraham LincoIn's remarks on 157-161; O. E. Olin's remarks on C5: 129; C7:538; activities, 1856, noted C6:80, Osawatomie sacked because of C4:618; 227, 259, 260, C7:339, 342, 343, C1O: "ParaIleIs" C14:221, 222; place of writ­137; actívities, Oct. 1856-Sept. 1857, ing "ParaIlels", noted C16: 650, 651; ClO:187, CI3:254, 255, P2:147; activi- poem hy E. F. Ware on C3:448, 449,

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C14:223 (quoted, in part); portrait by Brown, John A., Linn co.: in 1858 militia S. J. Woodman, notes on C17:584, 585; C5:519 Pottawatomie massacre perpetrated by Brown, John B.: teacher, Haskell Inst. C16: C3:434, C4:420, C7:439n, 44On, C8: 744 177-186, 279, 280, C10:140, 141, C16: Brown, John D. (Wyandotte Indian) C9: 526-528; R. J. Hinton's association with 217, C15:109, 132, C16:755 C7:487, 490-492; R. J. Hinton's biog. of, Brown, John D., Jr. (Wyandotte boy) C15: note on C7:492; R. J. Hinton's refer­ lOO, 132 ences to C6: 181, 184, 185; raid in Mis­ Brown, John D., Doniphan co.: newspaper souri, Dec. 1858 C10:142-145; reward employee Cl-2:173 for C5:592. 593; S. J. Shively's estímate Brown, John E., Linn co. C3:255, 265, 321, of C8:186. 187; S. S. Prouty's remarks C4:602 on Cl-2: 134, 135; song C8:26, 31, 36, Brown, John H.: Hillmon killed by C17: C12:420; underground raUroad activi­ 609, 610 ties of C5:600-002, C13:269, 270, 376, Brown, John H., Leavenworth: regent, Nor­C17:298; W. A. Phillips' remarks on C4: mal School, Leav. C8:526, C16:694 357, 358; W. C. Simons' comment on Brown, John l.: livestock cornm'r C8:525, C16:517, C17:338¡ W. E. Connelley's C16:692 book on, discussec1 by D. W. Wilder Brown, John M., Topeka del. to Tenn. expos. C16:5, 6; W. E. Connelley's espousal of, C8:534; for aid to Negroes C9:385n notes on C14:65-68; Wendell Phillips Brown, Rev. John S., Lawrence: publisher quoted on C7:291; and company, on Cl-2:164, 165; sec., board of agríc. C8: Lane trail, 1856 C6:267, 268, C8:314n, 519, C16:677; recording sec., Horticul­C9:546. See, also Osawatomie, battle tural Society C7:21O of; Pottawatomie massacre; Kansas (state) Brown. John W., Brownville: election

judge, 1855 C13:138 John Brown Memorial Park Brown, Joseph, Nemaha co.: constable,Brown, John, sons of: arrival in Kansas,

1858 C5:517 1855, noted C7:325, 326; at Lawrence, Dec. 1855 C5:242, C8:185n, C10:13S; Brown, Joseph C.: surveyor, Santa Fe road,

1825 Cll :75, 76, 78, C16:752; flelain battle of Blacle Jacle C8:281-289; in notes of 1825 survey BR18:117-125 Kansas C8:177-181, 186n, 276, 277, ClO:

130; in Pottawatomie creek massacre C4: Brown, Joseph H., Brown co.: J. P., 1857 420, C7:439n, 440n, C8:177-186, 279, C5:446 280, C10: 140, 141; "surveyors" Apr. Brown, Joseph M., Johnson oo.: constable,

1858 C5:5001856 C10:137 Brown, Joshua P., Nemaha co.: constable,BroWU l0hn, Ir.: at Free-State conv., 1855

1858 C5:488 el : 32; cabin, 1855, note on C13:267; Brown, Julia E. (Mrs. Channing J.): oncapt., 7th Kan. cavo C8:26, Cll:244,

Traveling Libraries Comm. C16:691 246; Kansas resident, 1855-'56 C8:177, Brown, L. H. & Co., Lawrence C9: 141n179-181, 183n, 277, 278, 281; letter, Brown, Leander (Wyandotte boy) C15:1886 (reminiscences) C3:463-466; mem­

109, 132 ber Topeka legisIature C3:441, C13:172, Brown, Lois H. (Mrs. George W.) C5:74­190-233 passim, C15: 195, 196; militia

76, 85, 86, C7:405, C10:468 co. of Cl-2:204, 209, 210, 212, C3:465, Brown, Lucinda (Wyandotte girl) C15:109, C4:421, C7:240, C8:179, 180, 277-279,

132C16:526; note on, 1856 C17:299; on Brown, M. L.: a Spartanburg incorporator Free-State comm., 1855 C13: 128; pris­

C12:488oner Cl-2:210, C8:186n, 289n, 340 Brown, Madison: chief justice, K. T. C3:C10:139; visit to Kansas, 1862, noted 227, C16:659 C3:466; visit to Kansas, 1879, noted C3: Brown, Margaret (Wyandotte Indian) C15:465 122, 152 Brown, John, Aubum: note on C8:334 Brown, Maria E. (Mrs. E. W.), ShawneeBrown, John, Lyon co.: hired man C17: co. C17:818598,599 Brown, Marion, Wilbum C17:132, 133 Brown, John, Morris, Ill.: member Kansas Brown, Marvin, and Frank, Ellsworth co.Land and Emigr. Co. ClO:496, 504 C13:481Brown, John, Salem: postmaster C17:385 Brown, Mary (Mrs. John): death, noted

Brown, Col. John, Saline co., Mo. C15:394 C12:408 Brown, John, Topeka: arrest, 1856, noted Brown, Mrs. Mary (Wyandotte Indian) C15:

C4:561 109, 132

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Brown, Mathew (Wyandotte Indian) C15: Brown, S. R, New Chicago C16:507 109, 132 Brown, Salmon (son of John) : in Blacle

Brown, May BeIleville: on Traveling Li- Jacle battle C8:281, 287; in Pottawatomie brarles Comm. C16:691 creek massacre C7:439; Kansas resident

Brown, Lt. Micah Ryder C17:212; Fort C8:177, 183n, 186, 277, 278; statement, . Hays surveyed by Cll:571 1913, in reply toEly Moore, Jr. C13:266, Brown, MUton: sec., Leoti Town Co. C12: 267

442 Brown, Samuel, Hiawatha: on conservation Brown, Nathaniel, Jackson co.: tp. assessor, comm. C16:679

1858 C5:487 Brown, Mrs. Sarah (Wyandotte 1ndian)Brown, NeIlie (dau. of George W.) C17: C15: 115, 144

130 Brown, Sarah A.: teacher, Haskell Inst. e16: Brown, Oliver (son of John): in BIacle 744

Jacle battle C8:281, 287; in Pottawatomie Brown, Shelby C.: disto court judge C16: massacre C7:439n, C8: 180, 181, 186n; 667 Kansas resident C8:278 Brown, Rev. Solomon G., Lyon co. C16:456,

Brown, Orville C. C3:464, C12:401, C13: 457 132; at 1860 railroad conv. C9:473, 475; Brown, Spencer Kel1ogg: captured, 1856 claimant, 1859 C6:361; Ely Moore, Jr's. C4:547; in 1856 militia C4:646 account of C12:339, 340, 346; founder Brown, Theressa (Mrs. John D.) C15:109,of Battle HiD C12:473; founder of Osa­ 132, 174 watomie C6:313, 314, C7:397, C12:339, Brown, Thomas H., Sterling: salt co. official340, 346; member Topen consto conv. C14:370, 374, 375 C3:438, C8:345, C13:143, lOO, 164; Brown, Thomas P.: in Hickory Point at­mobbed at K. C., 1856 C3:209, P2:38; tack C4:582 son of, taken by Missourians, 1856 C4: Brown, Thomas R, Lawrence C17:834 547; to Kansas, 1854 C7:325 Brown, Thomas W., Marion: Indian claims

Brown, Osear C.: House candidate, 1855 comm'r C8:523, C16:687 C3:265 Brown, Thompson (Sbawnee Indian) C15:

Brown, Owen (son of John): in Blacle Jacle 174 battle C8:281, 287; in Pottawatomie Brown, Timothy, Donipban co.: J. P., 1858 massacre C7:439n, C8:180, 181, 186n; C5:512 Kansas resident C8:177, 180, 183n, 186n, Brown, Victor E.: farmer, Potta. agency277,278 C16:742

Brown, Quindaro Nancy: marriage, noted Brown, W. C., Lawrence: trustee, Westem C6:98. See, al80 Guthrie, Quindaro Univ. C16:709 Nancy (Mrs. Abelard) Brown, W. C., Sherman co. C8:61

Brown, R. C. S.: Indian agent C16:773 Brown, W. E.: co - founder of MidwayBrown, R H.: major, 12th Mo. cavo C14: Oohnson co.) C12:483

265 Brown, Rev. W. H., Westmoreland C17:449 Brown, Rebecca (Wyandotte girl) C15:109, H. Cherokee co.Brown, W. D., C7:258;

132, 161 del. to mining congo C8:S36Brown, Reese P., Leavenworth: kiIling of, Brown, W. M., Atchison CO.: tp. supervisor,

1856 C3:434, C6:61n, 257, C7:334n, 1858 C5:512 525, C8:185n, ClO:136, 644n, 669, C13: Brown, Dr. W. S.: physician, Haskell Inst. 156, 189, 202, C16:23, 24; House resolu­ C16:744 tion on death of C13: 189, lOO, 202; S. D. Brown, Watson (son of John): in BlackLecompte's letter on custody of C8:389n, Jack battle C8:281, 287; in Pottawatomie 402 massacre C8: 180, 181, 18&

Brown, Rev. Robert, Leavenworth C15:221 Brown, Wilbum, of Missouri C17:98 Brown, Robert, of Missouri (1861) C9:513 Brown, Willard, Lawrence C17:834 Brown, Robert H.: del to Big Springs conv. Brown, William: express messenger C8:5C8:372

Brown, Dr. Robert J.: pres., Academy of Brown, William, Douglas CO. C17:833, 834 Science C8:516, C16:672 Brown, William E., Leavenworth cO.: J. P.

Brown, S. C., Madison co.: election comm'r, 1856 C3:304 ' 1857 C5:460 Brown, William F., Pratt: senate speech,

Brown, S. e., Madison co.: treasurer, 1858 1897, quoted C16:444n C5:509 Brown, William L., Hutchinson : dept.

Brown, S. e., Emparia: at 1860 railroad comm'dr, United Spanish War Veteransconv. C9:469 C16:708

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Buckmaster, Rev. --: E. F. Ware's en­oounter with C6: 152, 153

Buckmaster, Dr. Henry, OskaIoosa: biog. note C1O:245

Buckner, Allen: supt. school for the blind C8:519, C16:678

Buclcner, Gen. D. H.: steamboat named for C9:314

Buckner, Capto Simon Bolívar: at Fort Atkinson Cl-2:265, C4:363

Bucyrus, Miami oo.: M. E. Church, South, active in C12:172-182 JXl88Ím

Budd, Charles P.: clerk on S. Gus Linn C9:346,347

Budd, George R, Sto Louis, Mo. C14:645, . 750, 752, 760

Budden, Benjamín: Walcefield oolonist C1O: 494, 510

Budden, H. W. C., Wakefield C1O:486 Budden & Margetts, Wakefield C1O:499n Budington, Ceorge E., Leavenworth oo. C5:

517 Budlong, Lt. Alton H.: at Fort Hays C17:

278, 279 Buediger [not Ruediger?], L., Shawnee oo.:

oonstable, 1858 C5:515 Buell, Augustus Caesar: "Redeemed" by,

note on C17:170 Buell, George Pearson, Leavenworth oo.

C7:351n, C1O:266; brig. gen. in 1874 Indian campaign C17:634

Buesche, E. L., Wyandotte City C7: 118 BuHalo (Miami lndian) C16:764 BuHalo, Davis (Geary) co.: note on C12:

474 BuHalo, Wilson oo.: brick-making at CU:

205; name origin C7:476 BuHalo: C. J. Jones' remarks on C12: 110;

Cabeza de Vaca's description of, 1535 C4:347; crossing Missouri river, note on C7:574; extinction of, note on C1O:573; G. W. Martín's oomments on C7:374; habits of C7:313; in 1540's, notes on C12:220, 221, C17:516, 517; in Dickin­son OO., 1855-'56 C8:246; in EIlsworth OO., 1865 C17:507, 508; in Geary OO., 1850's C10:632; in Kansas, 1857, R. M. Peck's comments on C8:488, 490; in Kansas, 1859-'60, notes on C9:10, 17, 18; Indians' dependence on C8: 152n, 154, 155; J. R Mead's notes on CI0:9, 10; killed in prairie fire, 1863 C7:471,472; Kiowa and Comanche drive of, 1853 C4: 365; on plains, 1860's, notes on C16:320, 321, 323, 324, 326, 327, 340; on plains, 1878 C16:522; skeletons, on plains, u­lustration CI0:297; R l. Dodge's men­tion of, 1868 C7:574; R M. Wright's recollections of C7: 64, 78-80; slaughter of C9:44, ClO:298; stampede of, de­

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scribed C8:488, 489; T. A. McNeal's remarks on C7:91, 92; Z. M. Pike's com­ment on, 1806 C7:308

BuHalo Bill's well, Rice oo. C9:572, BR18:112

BuHalo hones: note on C16:347; sale of C17:251

BuHalo calves: note on C13:369 BuHalo Chief (Otoe Indian) C16:764 BuHalo oounty: created, 1873 C8:457; "dis­

appearance" of, 1881 C8:463; name origin C8:450n

BuHalo creek, Cloud and Jewell counties C7:308n, 312, 313, C17:389, 405

BuHalo herd(s): 1850's, on Santa Fe trail C14: 168; 1869, in Jewell OO., described C9:42-44; 1871, described C12:221n; K. P. train stalled by C17:343 (8ketch),344 (note on); G. W, Brown's theory of C17:113

BuHalo hides: market for, 1870's C17:113, 117; tanning of, described C17;626, 627;trade, note on C17:289

BuHalo Hump (Comanche chief): in 1859 battle C12:327

BuHalo hunt(ing): 1834, by Pawnees, notes on C14:603-613 paBrim; 1846, in Texas (G. A. Gordon's account) C16:497-503; 1854, with Miami Indians (Ely Moore's account) C10:402-409; 1856, by Pro­slaverymen, note on C14:1S5; 1857, in Nebraska C12:307-309; 1863, S. W. Eld­ridge's account P2:177, 178; 1870's C16: 341-347 (L. C. Fouquet's account), C17: 251 (in Fort Wallace area); 1870-1886, G. W. Brown's account C17:110-134; 1871, in north-central Kansas C17:309; 1872, note on C7:198; in Solomon valley, notes on C17:720, 721; of Grand DulCe Alexis (1872) C10:564-574 (J. A. Had­ley's account), C17:251

BuHalo meat: curing of, described C8:207; subsistence for 19th Kan. cavo C6:38-40

BuHalo robes: Kansas Indians' preparationof C10:379, 380

BuHalo station, K. P. railroad; notes on C17:247, 248, 256

BuHalo Town Association: inoorporation,1857, noted C4:711

BuHalo trails: J. R Mead's note on C5:88; in Jewell oo. C7:313, 314, 316; note on C17:67

BuHalo wallows C13:S50, C14:472 Buffington, A. Chalmer C17:447, 448;

1!.hi>tograph C17:462 BuHum, David C.: dying statement of

C8:393n; esoort for Abbott howitzer Cl-2:216, 222, CI0:467, P2:23; murder of, Sept. 1856 C4:500, 541, 542, 571 (reward oHered for killer of), 629 (oom-

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ment of Governor Geary; C. Hays held for) , 670, C8:393 (S. D. Lecompte's remarks on), P2:118,1l9; wounded, 1855 C13: 151, 162

BuHum, Robert: arrest of, attempted C7: 526; election judge, 1855 C13:138; es­oort for Abhott howitzer Cl-2:216

Buford, J. W. [probably JeHerson]: 00­founder of Virginia C12:489

Buford.~ of Alabama C6:258, C7: -~9, C15:360, 431; against

Lawrence sacking C4:401; letter, Apr. 1856 C16:6; losses in Kansas expedition, noted C12:363; notes on C7:37n (ac­oount of his expedition), C9: 131, 140, C12:412, C15:397-399, P2:33n. See, auo Buford's oompany

Buford, Lt. JoOO: at Fort Riley, 1856 C4: 512

Buford's oompan (to Kansas, 1856) : at COtachiqw eim:310; in surveying party C12:12O; mentíon of Cl-2:227, C3:203, 212, 317, C4:391, C7:37n, 44On, 527n, 532n, C9:546; notes on C8:180, 181, 184, 185n, 186n, 299n, C9:139n, 14On, C14: 225, C15:S51, 395, 397-400, 409, 410, 440, P2:33, 34; in sack of Lawrence P2: 45, 49; on Marais des Cygnes C1O:137, 142n; on S. K.ey8tone C9:305

Bugg, John A., Fort Soott: postmaster Cl-2: 255, 256, C7:442

Builder of Towns (Osage chief). See Cashesegra; Tawangahuh

Buist, Charles B.: co-founder of Palmetto C12:485; líeut. in "Palmetto RiHes" C3: 322; probate judge. Marshall OO., 1856­'57 C4:600, C5:452

Bulboni, Mrs. --: slave-owner C7:241 Bulger, James J.: disto oourt judge C16:668 Bull, Cliarles Bourbon CO.: oonstable C5:

503; sherilf C5:514 [not Ball], 555, 556, 578; and others, letter, 1858, on horder troubles C5:562

Bull Bear (Cheyenne chief) C16:771, C17: 602

Bull-boat: notes on C9:271 Bull-cannot-ríse (Cheyenne Indian) C15:83 Bull creek, Miami co.: "campaign," 1856,

notes on Cll:274-276; Proslavery forces encamped at C4:42O, 421

Bull creek precinct, 1855 C13: 134, 139, 143 Bull Foot creek, Linooln CO.: Indian fight

on Cll:567n Bull-head, Captain (Wyandotte Indian)

C15: 109, 132; biog. note C6: 113; del. to Nebr. ter. conv., 1853 C6:106

Bull Hump (Comanche chief) C17:6S0; notes on C15:31n, 32n, 42n, 65

Bullard, Mrs. Cora (Wellhouse): biog. note C7:206n; "Horticulture in Kansas," ad-

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dress by C7:206-211; on school book comm. C16:701

Bullard, Robert L.: address by BR25:33-37; biog. note BR25:32n; photograph BR25: 33

Bullene, Lathrop, Lawrence C14:30; school trustee C6:71

Bullene, Mrs. Lathrop, Lawrence C7:405 Bullene, Margaret, Lawrence C15:479 Bullet, Thomas H., Linn co. C5:552 Bullett, Judge --: Indian agent C16:723 Bullock, Col. - -: post trader, Fort Lara­

míe C8:354n Bullock, E., Atchison oo. C5:507 Bullock, Rev. James E.: notes on C12:173­

175 Bullock, W. P., Bourbon co. C5:596 Bulls, R, Marshall oo. C5:490 Bulmer, John, Clay oo. CI0:511 Bump, Arch, Jewell oo. C17:391; murdered

C17:393 Bumpas, Arthur, of Massachusetts C12:18 Bunbing, Earle &, Leavenworth: millers

C12:55n Bunce, Charles L. (son of Peter) C17:818 Bunce, Charles Spencer C17:818 Bunce, Lucy (Mrs. Ceo. K.) C17:818 Bunce, Mary B. (Mrs. Peter) C17:818 Bunce, Peter, Shawnee co. C17:818 Bunce, Spencer R. (son of Peter) C17:818 Bunch, J. G.: on pharmacy board C16:697 Bunch, James C., Lyon oo. C17:600 Bunch, Lottie E. (Mrs. Richard E.) C17:

417 Bunch, Richard E., Jewell CO.: note on

C17:417 Bunsch, Samuel H.: Indian subagent C16:

730 Bunch, Thomton, Linn oo. C16:65S Bunch, Vemon C., Jewell oo. C17:417 Bundy, Rev. David Everett: notes on C12:

174, 175, 177, 178, 180, 181 Bunger, George: regent, K. S. T. C., Em­

poria C16:690 Bunker, --: Indian messenger C17:667 Bunker, Dell: wild turkey dealer C7:201 Bunker, James: House messenger, 1857

C13:241 Bunker, Jeremiah, Nemaha oo. C5:488 Bunker Hill: Indian depredations at, 1867

C8:387n . Bunn, Ezekiel, Linn co. C16:615, 636 Bunnell, M., Kansas City, Mo.: Times re­

porter C7:456 Burbank, Maj. J. E.: emigration agent C8:

521, C16:682 Burbank, John A.: Indian agent C16:734­

736 Burbank, Capto Sidney: at Fort Soott, 1848

Cl-2:264

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""Fort Snyder," Unn oo. CI4:221 "Fort Sod(om)" C4:S63 Fort Sumner Cl-2:264 Fort Supply, l. T.: note on, 1873 (?) C16:

346 ""Fort Titus" CI-2:220, C7:531, C17:328,

329; captüie of, 1856 CI-2:227.229, 231, C3:331, 333, 335.J. 336, C4:463, 467, 469, C6:271, 2.72, \.,;7:339, 532-534 (Wm. Crutchfield's a<;oount), C8:340, C9:546,547 (O. G. Richard s account), P2:86, 93-95

Fort Wallace C9:573, 576 (map), C17: 104, 110, 1U, 137-139; abandonment, notes on C17:278, 280; arrival of U. P. railroad, noted C11:54On; buildings, notes on C17:203, 208, 242-244, 251­2.53; buffalo hunts in vicinity of C17: 110-U5, 120; cemetery, notes on C17: 202, 218, 242, 2.53, 269, 281-283, 286 (fhotogra"h of wall), 287 ("hotogra",h o monument in) C17:287¡ Custer at C17:210, 219, 220; Forsyths oommand at C12:297, 299; Hanooele at C17:221, 222; history (Mrs. F. C. Montgomery'sartiele) C17:189-283; lUustration of, 1867 C17:208; in 1867, notes on C17:222, 602, 603; in 1868, notes on C6:S48, C8: 113, 114, C17:846-848, 850, 851; in 1870 (M. M. Shearer's description) C17: 242-245; mail ooach arrival, 1867 (íllus­tration) C17:207; post sutlers, notes on C17:280; reservation boundaries C17: 200-202; ruios, notes on C17:289; 6th U. S. cavo at C10:369; sutler store, notes on C11:562, 564; 10th U. S. cavo at C12: 299; troops from, on royal buffalo hunt, 1872 C10:571, 572, 575

Fort Wallace Memorial Association C17: 217n-219, 282. 283n

Fort Wayne, Ark. See Old Fort Wayne, battle of

"Fort William" C15:31, 38, 90 Fort Wise, Colo. C8:491n, CU:566, C15:

87, CI6:765 Fort Zarah C9:566, 576 (map), C10:360j

founding of, note on C7:68n; in 1864, events at C7:463; in 1865, note on C17: 510; old Spanish cannon placed on sfte of BRI6:23; road, note on ClO:667; sutler store, note on Cll:566

Forts: on Missouri river, 1850's, notes on C9:283

Fortune, Tbomas L., Atchison co. C3:286; postrnaster at Mount Pleasant Cl-2:257, C7:443

Forwood, Asst. Surg. William H.: at Fort Wallace C17:204, 279

Foss, Moses, Wabaunsee co. CU:595 Fossett., - - (brotber of "Mick") C5:558,

559

Fossett., "Miele": in Uno oo. sheri1rs puty, 1858 C5:558. 559

Fossil creek station: notes on C8:384. 386, 387, Cll :541

Foster, - -: land of, bougbt by K. S. A. C. C7:178

Foster, - -, Mapleton: in Topeka legi.s­lature ClS:240-24S

Foster, --, Sto Jobo CI5:480 Foster, Misses --, Lecompton Cll:474 Foster, A. N., A1len oo. C5:516 Foster, Aaron, Jackson oo. C15:594 Foster, Alexander: killed by Cheyennes

BR18:31 Foster, Rev. B. F.: Popo nominee for audio

tor C16:412 Foster, C. D., Ness City: on tax comm.

C16:704 Foster, C. F., Topeka: on tax laws comm.

C8:531, C16:703 Foster, Carol Howe: U. S. service of C16:

714 Foster, Cassius G. C9:385n; disto court

judge C16:427; state senator C3:41S; U. S. disto court judge C8:542, C16:71~

Foster, Charles A., Osawatomie C3:8, U, C5:454, 532, 535, C13:132, 2U, 212; asst. clerk, Topeka consto conv. C3:4S8, C7:132n, C13:160, 165; at 1855 Free­State meeting C4:252; deL to Big Sprlngs conv. C8:372, 374; member, Leav. consto conv. ClO:217, 218, 223; member To­peka legis., 1857 C3:464, C13:241-24S; note on C16:6; speech on Lecompton const., note on C10:217

Foster, Charles Marsh C8:298 Foster, Charles S.: election judge, 1855

C13:141, 162 Foster, Rev. Daniel C9:481n, C13:238, 239,

242 Foster, Elias, Unn co. C16:490; lynched

C16:491 Foster, Emma H.: teacher, Haskell Inst.

CI6:744, 745 Foster, Emory S.: Union major C14:241 Foster, F. R.: protest by, 1855 C3:264 Foster, Franldin H.: bank comm'r CI6:678 Foster, George F.: surveyor, 1856 C17:494 Foster, Harrison: in 1862 legislature C3:

105 Foster, Dr. Harvey: election judge, 1855

C3:25S Foster, Horace J., Garden City CI5:471 Foster, Ike: freighter CI6:328 Foster, MIS. J. Ellen, of lowa C15:221,

225 • Foster, J. H.. Council Grove: freighter

C16:555 Foster, J. O., Pratt C15:481

Foster, James: at Kaw Methodist Mission C9:198

Foster, James N.: biog. note ClO:270 Foster, Kate, Leavenwortb C9:550, 551 Foster, Mark A., Miami CO. C5:504 Foster, P. W., Donipban CO. C5:507 Foster, Richard B.: pioneer experiences of

CI-2:226-228 Foster, Pvt. Robert: on Long exped., 1819

C16:749 Foster, Robert. Lino co.: in militia C16:

618 Foster, Robert C. (not E.?), Sr., Leaven­

wortb CO. C5:518 Foster, Robert Cole, Jr., Leavenwortb CO.:

biog. note C10:265; co-founder of Mid­way CI2:483; legislator C9:S66: mem­ber Wyandotte const. conv. CI-2:237, 246, C7:149n, C8:347, Cll:48, SOn, 72; "hotogra"h Cll:69

Foster, S. W., New Chicago C16:505. 507, 508,512

Foster, MIS. Sarah, Haddam CI2:4OQ Foster, Seth C., Wabaunsee co. C13:S61 Foster, T. R.: Free-State payment to C13:

162 Foster; Taylor, Cherokee CO. C7:246 Foster, W. H.(?): illustrations by CI0:

297, 299 Foster, William C., Brown CO. C5:459, 493 Foster, Woodin, Jefferson CO. C5:490 Fosterlandet, Chieago: note on Cll:42 Foulks, Albert S.: disto court judge C16:

670 Foundries: notes on Cll:97, 119, 120, 128,

143, 144; one at Lawrence, nrst in Kan­sas C7:460

Fountain, Maj. O., Brown co. C7:478 Fountain river, Colo.: notes on C15:89 Fouquet, L. C.: "Buffalo Days," recollec­

tions by C16:341-352; "hotogra"h C16: 342

"Four houses" (Chouteau trading post): notes on C8:425, C9:574

Four Lodge (Osage chief) Cl-2:2S3 Four Mile creek, Neosho oo. C9:21 Fourteenth Kansas cavalry: historical data

BR15:66 Fourtb Kansas mounted infantry (militia):

in Price raid C8:149-151 Fourth Kansas regiment: notes on C8:

14-16, C14:2S5, BR15:61 Fourtb of July: 1804, Lewis and Clarlc

party observance of C7:294n, C8:437, 438, ClO:338, 339; 1855, Douglas CO. celebration C6:293, C7:391, 578, 579, C8:363, 365, 366; 1856, at Cofachiqui C13:308, 309; 1857, Sedgwick's com­mand's observance of C8:493; 1858, Parsons party celebration C7:451; 1861, at Delaware Mission C12: 189, 190;

1870, at "Fort Jewell" CI7:406; lfn7, at Empire City é7:252

Fourtb of July creelc, Atchison CO. C8:438 Fourtb U. S. cavalry: in Kansas C17:271,

275, 678. Su, al&o First U. S. cavalryFoust, Osear: disto court judge C8:515,

C16:670 Fouts, Capt. Williarn D.: and troops, In­

dian victims C8:355, 360n Fowke, Gerard C14:479, 483-485, C17:530­

532 Fowle, Ben, Ellsworth co. C13:486 Fowle, Jacob, Bosland: postrnaster C13:

477,493 Fowler, Alonzo: to Lawrence, 1854 C11:

467, CI7:830 Fowler, Belle: newspaper employee Cl-2:

176 Fowler, Clara: newspaper employee Cl­

2:176 Fowler, D. J., Ottawa CO. CI7:723 Fowler, David, Neosho co. C8:192 Fowler, E. B.: Supreme Court elerk C3:

891, C8:512, CI6:665 Fowler, F. W., Blue Raplds C7:85, 86,

Cll:182 Fowler, George, Kansas City C15:185 Fowler, George P., Jeflerson CO. C5:439 Fowler, H. G.• Blue Rapids C7:85, 86, C11:

182 Fowler, Isaac, Jefferson CO. C5:475 Fowler, Jobo, Lyon co. CI6:455-457, 463,

C17:598, 601 Fowler, Pbilip P., Douglas cO. C4:743; co­

founder of Bloomington C12:473; in 1855 House C3:261. 262, 278, C5:187, 189

Fowler Brothers: meat packers Cll:I24, 131, 159

Fowles. Ralph: Wakefield colonist ClO:504 Fox (Sac & Fox chief) C10:325, C16:763 Fox, - -: supt., Potta. J3aptist Mission,

1856 C4:623 Fox. Henry, Aubum C9:469; co-founder of

Brownville CI2:474: and farnily, to Kan­sas, 1856 P2:111

Fox, J. M., Pettis CO., Mo. C15:387 Fox, James P., Uno CO. C3:264-266, 305,

C13: 132, C16:615; co-founder of Paris and Potosi C12:485; in 1856 militia C3: 320; notes on C12:430

Fox, James W.: newspaperman Cl-2:167, 175

Fox, S. Waters CI0:665 Fox, Sirneon M.: adjt. general C8:273,

517, CI6:673: bio/t. sketch C8:13n: ''The Early History of the Seventh Kansas Cavalry," artiele by CU:238-253. BR16: 107-122; in 7th Kan. cavo C8:28, '*The Story of the Seventh Kansas," address by C8:13-49

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P'ox, Susan: death at Fort Riley. 1855, noted C7:108

Fax, William: co-founder of Mount Ver­nOD C12:48S

Fax, Wilson H., Leavenworth ca. C3:28S, C4:627

Fox Carrier (Kiclcapoo Indian) C16:764 Fox Hair, The (KicJcapoo Indian) C16:764 Fox Slcin (Kiclcapoo chief) C10 :325 FOf, Mrs. Anna M.: on chiropractic exam.

board C16:679 Fo)', P. H., Atchison co. C5:512 Frabe, Henry: fur-trader C12:258 Fralcer, Daniel, Anderson co. C5:486 Fralces, Abram: land office register C8:Il,

C16:721 Fralces, Willis, JeHerson co. C4:656, 667 Framat, Kansas City: note on Cll:42 Frame [not Fraun], James, Johnson co. C5:

491, C9:336 France, Matthew C3:256, 275, 277; del. to

Topeka consto conv. C13:143 France, Samuel: House candidate; 1855 C3:

271 Franee. Thomas, Marion co. C14:165 Franceour family C13:366 Franas, Dr. Andrew J., JeHerson co. C3:

323, C4:412, 413 Francis, Anna Rebecca, Shawnee co. C17:

821 Francis, Ben: robbed by Yeager band C8:

171 Francis, Clara Violet: "The Coming of Pro­

hibition to Kansas," artiele by C15: 192­227; librarian. Historical Society C16: 687, 774; sketch of Abram B. Bumett by C13:371-373. See, also Shelton, Mrs. Clara ( Francis )

Francis, D. C., Olathe C9:470 Francis, James P.: biog. sketch BR26:124;

G. A. R. officer C16:686 Francis, John C7:263, 284, C9:385n, 469,

C10:614; biog. sketches C7:161n, 162n, C12:212n, C14: 1-4; death, noted BR21: 59; del. to tax conf. C8:533; history of Price raid elaims comm's by C9:4Iln, 412n; "An Incident of the War, in 1862." address by C7:161-167; legislator C9: 368; on tax laws comm. C8:531, C16: 704; photo~raph C14:facin~ title-page; pres., Historical Society C8:523, C16: 687; publisher Cl-2:169, 180; remarks at 25th anniv. of Historical Society C7: 152, 153; sec., 1863 Senate C3:413; state treasurer C8:510~ C12:210n, 212, C16: 662; trostee, dear and dumb school C8: 520, C16:680

Francis, John, Jr.: letter, 1910 CIl:55, 56 Francis. Mrs. John: newspaperwoman C1­

2:169 Francis. Thomas (Unele Tommy), Bates

co., Mo. C16:643, 648

Francis & Davis, Olathe: publishers Cl-2: 171, 180

Francisco: herder for Bent brothers C15:33 FranJe, Charles, Smolan CIl :32 Franlc, John, Ellis oo. CIl :497 Franlc, Margaretta A.: teacher, Haskell

Inst. C16:744 Frankfort: name origin C7:478 Frankier, Mab.: asst. blaclcsmith for 'Dela­

wares C16:728. 729 Frankinberger, Davis, Anderson co. C5:

438. 453, 460 Franklin, Benjamin: oounty named for C7:

473 Franklin, Benjamin J., Ogden C5:504 Franklín, H.: asst. smitb, Sac & Fox agency

C16:731 Franklin, J. B.: gunsmith, Sac & Fox

agency C16:731 Franklín. Jerome, Jefferson co. C4:656, 667 Franklín, John, Bourbon co. C5:503 Franlclin, John H.: regent, K. S. T. C., Em­

paria C8:525, C16:690 Franklin, Rev. W. C., Altamont, Colo.

C17:3 FranJelin, William, Leavenworth oo. C4: . 596, 645, C5:436

JFranlclin, Douglas co. C3:3Il, C4:440, C6: 258, C13:283, P2:45; battle of, Aug. 1856 Cl-2:218-219 (Thomas Bickerton's description), 227 (R. B. Foster's de­scription), C4:461, 463. 467-469, C6: 268, C8:303, P2:84, 85; Crane's hotel C3:335; Covemor Geary at C4:500, 617; in 1855, notes on C5:242, C10:461, 465, C13: 133, 138; in 1856 (C. D. Brewer­ton's description) C7 :532n; in 1857, notes on C17:559, 560; large Proslavery force at, Sept. 1856 C4:500, 530; meet­ing at, Dec. 1855 C10:469, 470; M. E. Church, South, active in C12: 165, 166, 168; notes on C12:478, C17:559; post office at Cl-2:258, C7:444; skinnish at, June, 1856 C3:313, 330, 335, C4:388. C6:259.264

Franklin county: border troubles in C8: 178-172; Chippewa and Munsee Indians in (Rev. J. Romig's artiele) CIl:314­323; created. 1855 C8:450; de Boissiere estate in C7:555-564; disturbances in, 1857 C4:743. 744; historic sites C9:568, 576 (map); Moravian mission in cn: 321, 322; name origin C7:473; officers, 1855, named C3:285; officers, 1856, named C3:322; officers, 1857, named C5:437. 451; officers, 1858, named C5: 499, 510; organized, 1857 C4:730, C8: 451; Ottawa Indians in, notes on C13: 375-377; Sac & Fox Indians in C8:130, 131n, Cll:333-395 (Ida M. Ferris' ar­

tiele on); township officers, 1858, named C5:485, 489, 490. 493, 508, 509

Franldin Town Company C4:716 Franquelin's map of Louisiana: notes OD

C1O:341, 344n Fraser, James: J. P., 1855 C3:245 Fraser. John C6:65; pres., Acad. of Science

C8:516, C16:672; pres., teachers' assn. C16:704; supt. of public instr. C8:511, C16:662, C17:796; university chancellor C6:74, C8:531. C16:706

Fraser, Rev. M. E., Neodesha C8:136 Frasier, --, Barber CO. C17:614 Frazell, Francis M.: in 2d Kan. inf. C16:

636 Frazell, James A. D.: in 2d Kan. inf. C16:

636 Frazier, Mrs. --, Jewell co. C17:390,

401, 402 Frazier, Andrew S., Emparia C13:241 Frazier, Bm, Howard co. C16:486 Frazier, Rev. E. C.: notes on C12:155,

156, 158, 162 Frazier, Harrison, Marshall co. C5:509 Frazier, J. F.: steamboat named for C9:314 Frazier, James H.: election judge, 1854

C3:234 Frazier, John: to Kansas, 1854 C15:3S3 Frazier, John, Jewell co. C17:40l Frazier, John R.: artist, note on C17:575 Frazier, Nathan F.: stage driver C17:197 Frazier, R. L., Lawrence P2: 161 Frazier, S. W., Jewell co. C17:387 Frazier, S. W., Shawnee co. C5:452, 480 Frazier, Stephen H.: state rep. C16:710 Frazier, T. C.: del. to Trans-Miss. congo

C8:541 Frazier, William, Jewell co. C17:401 Fredenhagen, E. A.: del. to charities conf.

C8:537; del. to prison asSD. meeting C8: 539

Fredenhagen, Mrs. E. A.: del. to charities conf. C8:537

Frederick, A. ].: in "Atchison Cuard," 1856 C3:31O

Frederick, C. W.: Dexter named by C7: 477

Frederick, Ceorge N., Nemaha CO. C5:514 Fredonia: name origin C7:478; Portland

cement plant, note on Cll:192 Fredreich, Abraham: typesetter Cl-2: 169 Fredrickson, C. J., Saline co. cn :36 Free-S8'fe ~§ (and ammunition): notes

on-2;13, C3:208, C4:386, 516, 537, 584, 608-610, C5:75, 76, 81-86, C7:524, 525, 527, C8:305, 308, C9:545, C13: 254, 255: on S. Arabia, seized C9:336; on S. Sultan, seized ClO: 137n; recovered from Lecompton, 1857 C8:308, ClO: 188.

See. also Abbott howitzer; Connecticut Kansas colony; "KickapOO" ( cannon) ; "Sacramento" (cannon); Sharps rifles

Free-State army: Covemor Shannon's ref­erences to C4:461, 462. See, also Lane's army

Free-State "capitals": notes on C8:S42-347 Free-State Central Committee, 1857: listed

C13:253n Free-State citizens: appeals to President

Pierce, Jan. 1856 C5:245-247 Free-State conventions, 1855-1857: C.

Robinson's account of C6:293-304 pas­sím; notes on C8:344-346, 367; R. Cord­ley's artiele on C5:42-47. See, also, under Big Springs . . .; Crasshopper Falls . . .; Lawrence . . .; Topeka . . .

Free-State Democrats: J. Montgomery's comment on C13:262

Free-State elections. See uOOer Elections Free-State executive committee. See Execu­

tive Committee of Kansas Territory Free-State govemor (Charles Robinson):

inaugural address C13:171, 172; mes­sage, Mar. 4, 1856 C13:178-188

Free-State hotel. See under Lawrence Free-State immigrants. See Immigrants,

Free-State Free-State Kansas fund: certificate of con­

tribution to (facsímile) C13: 152; notes on C9:131, 132

Free-State leaders: notes on C7:339. 340; S. S. Prouty's remarks on Cl-2: 133-138. See, also Free-State prisoners

Free-State legislature: Acting Covemor Woodson's fears of C3:317; Govemor Shannon's views on C3:315-318, C4:422 423; John Brown, Jr.'s. reminiscences 01 C3:463,J 464; meetings of C6:298-304 JJ{l8sím (C. Robinson's account of), C8: 346, 347

-1856, Mar. 4-15 meeting: House joumal C13: 166-235· partial list of members C13:166, additional names, changes, etc.C13:172, 188-195,201,202,233

-18.56, July 4 meeting: Rouse ¡oumal C13:235; dispersal of C4 :446-453 (Col. E. V. Sumner's account), C5:51, C6:265, C8:303, C9:359n-362n. 540-545 (A. H. Ware's artiele on), ClO:177 (S. F. Tap­pan's note on), C16:309n, 310n

-1857, Jan. 6-8, June 9-13 meetings: House ¡oumal C13:235-249; members arrested C4:689: members, notes on C13:236, 239, 240, 243; memorial to Congress C13:237, 238; references to C4:699, 700, C5:327, 342, 343

Free-State meetings: Lawrence. 1855, notes on C8:363, 365, 366, P3:44-46; Leaven­worth, 1857 C3:446; Lecompton, 1857 C3:444; Topeka, 1857 C3:446

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'ree-State men: complaints lo Govemor Geary, noted C4:629, 630: Governor Geary s comments on C4:5.22

'ree-State militia: 1855, notes on C3:291­.294, 298-301, C5:83-8S, 87• .242, C8: 365, 866, ClO:462-461

-1856 C7:34On, C9:545-547. C10:191, 192: activities of Cl-2:210-212, .216-220, .226-232, C3:306, 307, 810, 812, 813, 829-331, 834-337: B. W. Woodward's reminiscences of C6:77-82: Colonel Whipple's regt., note on C12:S5~i Franldin and Miami co. companies, notea C8:180: John Brown's co., notes on C16: 525-527: Leavenworth co. C7:3S8: march on Lecompton, Sept, 1856 C4:486, 487: massacre of "Shannon Guards" by C11: SSO, S51n:org~tion,Feb. 1856,nores on C13:156, 157: S. T. Shore's CO., notes on C16:524-526; Samuel Wa1ker's re­marks on C6:261, 262

-1857-'58 Cl-2:225, C5:568¡ at IGckapoo Dec. 1857 C7:S51n: BourDOn co. com­panies, noted C5:534, ClO:272: Jefferson co. company, noted C4:322: Johnson co. company, note on ClO:655: Leavenworth co. company, note on ClO:266. See, also Montgomery, James: Volunteers for the protection of the ballot-box

-See, also "Bloomington Guards"; Brown, John, Jr., militia co. of: "Kansas Volun­teers": "Pottawatomie Rifles": "Stubbs": "opeka Guards": "Wakarusa LibertyGuards"

/ree-State movement: R. G. Elliott's artiele on C8 :362-377

/ree-State newspapers. See Newspapers, Free-State

/ree-State offieers (elected Jan. 15, 1856): list of C13:157, 171; changes of per­

sonnel, Doted C13:172 /ree-State party: dissension in C14:219,

220, 223n (1855-'56), C3:S56, 357 (1857), C13:254, 255 (notes on); note on origin of C10:133

/ree-State prisoners C4:459, 462, 469, 483, 486, C6:197, 274, C8:186n, 202n, 203n, 340, ClO:139; C. K. Holliday's visit to C5:51; instructions for release of C4:474¡ Judge Lecompte's comments on case ot C4:607; release of C4:487, 488, 495, 496: Samuel WaIker's visit with C6:266. See, tzlso Hiekory Point prisoners: Tecumseh prisoners

/ree-State scrip. See Serip /ree-State secret order C3:464, 465, C4:

407, 411, 413, 480 /ree-State troubles. See Border troubles /reebom, J. W.: on charities board C8:520,

CI6:679

Freedmen's Aid Society C10:41 Freedom in the U. S.: R. J. Hinton's ad­

dress on C6:175-186 Freedom Labor E'xchange Colony, Bourbon

CO.: fue at C12:406 Preedom'. Coompion, Atchison: notes on

CI0:241, P2:129 Free!, John W.: election judge, 1855 C3:

255 Freel, William S.: blaeksmith far Indians

C16:1SS Freeland, Benjamin F., Leavenworth co.

C5:504 Freeland, John [not Freemanl, Leaven­

worth co. C3:270, C5:504 Freeland, John W., Leavenworth co. C5:

504 Freeman, --, Chapman creek C10:634 Freeman, --, DougIas ca.: lo Kansas,

1854 C8:368n Freeman, Fount, P!easant HilI, Mo. C9:512 Freeman, Frederick W.: biog. note BR26:

125 Freeman. G. W., Riley co. C4:613 Freeman, George S.: ernigration agent C8:

521, CI6:682 Freeman, J. B.: in 1856 militia C4:645 Freeman, Jim, Cass co., Mo. C11 :276n Freeman, John D. P. C15:164 Freeman, Thomas: expedition of, noted

ClO:58 Freeman, William C. C15:168 Freeman. Winfield: artiele on W. J. Buchan

by CI6:569-572: -rhe Battle of Arid:­aree," artiele by C6:346-357: biog. sketch BR25:136, 131; on civil service camm. C16:679: on Traveling Libraries comm. C16:691: state librarían C8:524, C16:691

Freemasow. Ancient, Free and Accepted:Iilst Kansas lodges C6:113

Preemen's Coompion, Prairie City: note on C8:218n

Freement, Henry, C16:167 Freeport: name origin C7:478 Freer, John, Linn co. C15:618 Freese, Esther: note on thesis by C17:184 Freiderich, Robert A.: brig. general C8:

517, C16:674 Freighters: descriptive notes on C5:91 Freighting: Alex. Caldwell's remarks on

C3:452-454; Chas. Raber's recolleetions of C16:316-341; 1860 statistics C1l: 533n; on Santa Fe trail, notes on cn: 457, 458, 599, C16:555; Wm. Darnell's recollections of Cl1:505-510

Freling, Peter J., Leavenworth: police oomm'r C8:528, C16:697

Fremont, John Charles C5:120, C17:142: as Civil War soldier, comment on P2: 171, 172: at Bent's Fort C15:50; caro­

paign for presidency (C. K. Holliday's article on) C5:48-60; county named far C8:451; expeditions, notes on C9:559, 560, C15:36, 87, 49-51, 56, 57, 61, 63, 64, 74, 89, BR17:31, 32 (outline sum­mary of); in Kansas C7:365, C9:571, C16:544, C17:437, 439-441, BR16:17: outfitted at Chouteau post C9:573, 575: Pawnee plot on l2arty of C16:296-299; 'presidential eandidate, comment on P2: 66, 67; procIamation to Missourians, 1861 C9:459n; R. J. Hinton's remarks on C6:180, 181: railroad interests of C11:535, 538n, 539n, Cl1:340, BR26: 98: routes of expeditions across Kansas C9:575,576 (map); and wife, at K. C., Mo. C9:559, 560.

Fremont, MePherson eo.: settlement of C11:31, 32; Swedish Lutheran Church, note on Cll:32, 44 (photograph)

Fremont oounty: ereated, 1859 C8:452; name origin C8:451

Fremont Independent Company: 1856 im­migrants C7:490, C8:309, 311, 312

Fremont spring(s), Morris co. C9:571, C16: 544

Fremont's Orehard, Nebr. C8:504, 545 French, Capto - -: killed, 1876 CI0:306 French, Capt. - -, of Texas C12:453 French, --, Clay ca. CI0:501 Freneh, Admah: oo-founder of Sto Charles

C12:471, C13:72n French, C. O.: disto oourt judge C8:513,

C16:667 French, Charles D.: on Quantrill raid

cIaims eomm. C8:529, C16:699 Freneh, E. F., Bourbon eo.: petitioner,

1859 C5:596 . French, Flora J. : teaeher, Haskell Inst.

C16:744 French, J. L., Agnes City C9: 469 French, James: to Kansas, 1855 CI0:482n French, James L.: farmer for Indians C16:

732-734 French, John: blaeksmith for Indians C16:

732 French, Laura D.: regent, K. S. T. C., Em­

poria C16:690 French, Shelton: trustee, Westem Univ.

C16:708 Freneh, T. W.: printer Cl-2:176 French, Thomas, and Esther: at Shawnee

Friends Mission C8:252n French: Osage and Kansas aid to, 1755

C10:330, 331 "French Dave": guide C7:69 French explorations: in Kansas, notes on

C6:127, C9:23S-267, C17:141. See, also Du Tisne; Bourgmont

French fort: in present Atchison oo., notes on CI0:339-341

French missionaries: at Kaw village, 1727 CI0:33S. See, auo Duerinck. Rev. Job» Baptist; Smet, Pierre Jean de

French place-names: notes on C9:266, 267 French settlement: in Franklin oo. C1:557,

558 French trading post: on Cow lsland C8:438 French trappers and traders: on plains,

1700 C1l:399n; with Pawnees in mas­sacre of Villazur party Cll:406n, 412, 415-417

Frenier, Louison: interpreter C16:730 Freof, Josef, Saline co., Nebr. C13:476 Frey WilIiam J., Linn co. C16:618 Frib{ey, John: at Sand creek massaere C7:

68n Friedenberg, Max W.: on pharmacy board

C16:697 Friedly, William M.. Barber co. BR18:24 Friedrich, Anton, ana family, of Lyon ereek

C14:149, ISO Friedt, H. C., Osborne C12:112n Friend, C. E.: regent, K. S. A. C. C16:616 Friendless women: home for, in Leaven­

worth C15:2S7 Friends: in Atchison co. C8:324, 325: in

Douglas co. C8:270; in Leavenworth ca. C7:321-S54 pauim; in Lyon co. C7: 354, C8:269: in Miami oo. C7:354: in Osage co. Cll:367n; in Wabaunsee co. C13:348-363 fHJIsim; lndian palier, notes on C17:254, 266, 630; missionary worlc with Shawnee and other tribes, artieles on C8:250-271: schaol at Kaw agency ron by ClO:S58, 364; settlements in Kansas C7:322-361 (W. H. Coffin's ar­ticle on), C8:269-271 (notes on). See, also Shawnee Friends Mission

Frietche, Anthony, Linn ca. C16:618 Frigon, H. S.: ferryman C16:736 Frígon, Lucina: teacher, Haskell lnst. C16:

744 Frink, Clara: seamstress, Potta. ageney c16:

739 Fristoe, Amos, Pettis co., Mo. C15:387 Fritze, Rev. - -, of Lyon ereek C14:166 Frizell, Edward E.: del. lo irrigation congo

C8:538; del. lo Trans-Miss. congo C8: 540; fair official C16:684; pres., board of agric. C16:671; state hosp. (Lamed) supt. C16:689; state senator C16:709

From, Peter, Marshall ca. C11:20 Prontier Democrat, Neosho Falls C13:413 ''Frontier Guard" C3:435, CI0:419-421,

641: discharge of S. CIarke (illustraticn) ClO:418: notes on P3:104. 105: roster of known members ClO:419

Frontier life. See Pioneer experiences: Pio­neer life

Froseel, F. S., Bourbon ca. C13:139

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C12:474; House candidate, 1855 C3: 266,2ffT

Ganett, Ruth C11 :392 Ganett, Samuel B. C9:468: land office

register C8:9, C16:720 Ganett, Theodore F. (Wyandotte Indian)

C15:111, 136 Garrett, W. M.: del. to Ex-SIave Home

conv. C8:534 Ganett, Wesley, Douglas co. C3:303, C4:

702; death, noted C6:112 Ganett family (Wyandotte Indians): sLave­

owners C7:239 Garrison, D. K.: comm'r to examine U. P.

railway C16:711Garrison, David R: death, 1856, noted

Cll:257 Garrison, David S., Pottawatomie oo. C5:

510 Garrison, Isaac, Shennan co. C17:788 Garrison, Oliver: del. to mining congo C8:

536 Garrison, William: killing of, 1856, noted

C4:618 Garrison, William L1oyd: biog. sketch C1­

2:111-114; letter, 1879 CI-2:111-114 Garrity, Lt. Franlc D.: special Indian agent

C16:738 Garther (or Ganther?), Jobo T., Bourhon

CO. C5:503; slave-owner C7:238 Gartin, Margaret E., CIay co., Mo. C10:174 Garton, Rev. Jobo: notes on C12:158, lOO,

162 Garver, Clair J.: brig. general C8:517,

C16:ffT4; judge adv. general C8:517, C16:674

Garver, Robert Diller: disto court judge C16:6f!1

Garver, Theodore Franklin: court of ap­peals judge C8:512, C13:10l, C16:666: del. to prison assn. meeting C8:539: re­marks, 1904 C9:115, 116

Garvey, Edward C. K. C3:464, C4:715, C9:332, C13:144, 148, 162, 231; biog. note C7:348n; co-founder of Minneola C12:337; notes on, 1855-'56 C13:131, 144, lOO, 162, 165; printing press of, notéd C9:333n; prisoner of Missourians C7:347n, 348n, C12:356n, 357n

Garvey, Mrs. Harry O. C14:201, C16:691 Garvey, Rev. J. W., Jewell co. C17:386 Garvin, Benjamin W.: state rep. C16:709 Garvin, Dr. James, Lawrence C4:399, C16:

75, P2:50; a '1cidnappeÍ' of Doctor Doy C4:313; National Dernocrat C16:36

Garwood, Edward Cl-2:177 Gary, Bíll. See Guerrier, William Gas, natural: and oil fields, history of de­

velopment Cll:135-148; C. F. Scott's article on discovery and development of C7:126-128. See, also on

Gas City: smelter, noted C11:169 Gaskill. Timothy S., Brown CO. C5:515 Gassmann, Joseph, Ellis co. C11 :502 Gastan, Aleck: Wakefield colonist CI0:508,

510, 512 Gaslon, Alexander: letter, 1842 C14:758,

759 Gaston, George B.: fanner for Pawnees

CI0:103, C14:642-645, 647, 649, 653, 655, 656, 660, 666-669, ffT1, ffT4, 722­725, 727, 733-735, 737, 738, 763, 769, 770, 772, 774, 784: letters, 1840·'42 C14: 653, 750-758

Gaston, Robert, Brown CO. C5:510 Gaston, WilIiam: WaLcefield colonist C10:

509, 510, 512 Gatch, Henry, of Lyon creek C14:154 Gatch, Louise C14:147 Gateka., Lyda L., McPherson CO. C12:398 Gates, A. G.: deL to prison assn. meeting

C8:539 Gates, A. H., Salem C17:38S Gates, Alpheus S.: in Hickory Point attack

C4:582 Gates, Alvin, CIay Center C8:163 Gates, Benjamín F.: witness at Lane trial

C16:139, 153-158, 169, 172-174 Gates, C. F.: publisher Cl-2:168~ 169 Gates, Edward C.: disto court juage C16:

667 Gates, George: Wakefield colonist CI0:

49On,491 Gates, Greenberry B., Atchison CO. C3:287 Gates, J. H., FraDkliri CO. C5:489, 490 Gates, James H. [not S.l, Syracuse C12:4S8,

BR18:84, BR20:24 Gates, John P.: interpreter C16:722, 747 Gates, Jobo Y., Linn CO. C16:610, 626 Gates, L., Jr., Lawrence(?) C16:72, 73 Gates, Lorenzo, Clay CO. C10:486, 487 Gates, W. P., Clay co. C10:506 Gates, William L.: employee, Haskell Inst.

C16:745 Gates & Patriclc, OIathe: publishers Cl­

2:171 Gates family, CIay CO. ClO:509 Gatesville, CIay CO.: Dame origin CI0:486 Gatewood, James M.: Indian agent C16:731 Gatling, Richard J.: gun inventor C3:404 Gattrell, Ruf, Cass CO., Mo. Cll :27& Gaty, Sam: steamhoat named for C9:310 Gaunt, Charles H.: Westem Union mgr.

C13:462 Gause, C. O.: state hosp. (Osa.) supt. C8:

524, CI6:688 Gavel: from Oregon, data on BR18:15,

17-20 Gay, Lt. Ebenezer: in !Cansas C4:478, C12:

305. 306 Gayamee, Betsey (Mrs. Jessee) CI5:111,

136

Gayamee, James (Wyandotte hoy) C15: 111, 136

Gayamee, Jessee (Wyandotte Indian) C15: 111, 136

Gayle, Col. John, of AIabama C15:395 Gaylord, --, Platte City, Mo.: profes­

sor C16:577, 578 Gaylord. C. E.: town named for C7:478 Gaylord, Martín P2:43, 44 Gaylord, Myron L., Shawnee CO. C5:506 Gaylord, Mrs. Viola, Ellis C12:399Gaylord, W. E., Atchison C12:366 Gaylord, W. S., Shawnee co. C5:459 Gaylord, Smith co.: name origin C7:478;

women officials, 1895-'96, listed CI2:400 Gearhart, Joseph M.: posbnaster at Peoria

village Cl-2:257, C7:443 Gearhart, W. S.: highway comm. engineer

C16:686 Geary, Daniel: autobiog. data C11:282

283; "War Incidents at Kansas City,'J

artiele by C11:282-291 Geary, Ed. See Guerrier, Edmond G. Geary. Jobo White C7:S45, 346, C8:341;

accepGble to tTíe South C15:427: action re Eldridge-Pomeroy party C8:305; ac­tions, 1856, discusséd C13:249, 250; ar­rival in Kansas C4:472, 520; arrival at Lecompton C4:497, 523; atternpted as­sassination of C4:708, 709, C5:286, 287; biog. sketches C4:373, 374, C7:375, 376; C. Robinson's remarks on Cl-2:123-128; correspondence, Sept. 1856-Mar. 1857 C4:522-738 passím, C5:264, 269; county named for C7:473, C8:469n; D. Buffum's death witnessed by C8:394; dates of service as ter. govemor C8:508, C16: 658; election orders C4:542. 666, 6ffT, 688; election proclamation C4:549, C5: 265; executive minutes, 1856-'57 C4: 520-742; Ely Moore Jr's. remarks on Cll:470' farewell address C4:738-742; inaugurai address C4:524-526: letters, Sept. 1856, quoted C8:390n, P2: 104: letter, Sept. 7, 1856 BR17:26, 27; mes­sage lo legisIature, Jan. 1857 C4:ffT6­687; newspaper comment on adminis­tration of C7:232n, 233n; on S. Keystone C9:305; orders by C4:528, 533, 558, 630, 640: praised at Big Springs meeting C4:712; proclamations by C4:526, 527, 571, 620; R J. Hinton's letter criticizing C10:145n: R Morrow's mentions of C8: 305-307; report on finances C4:616, 617; resi~ation as govemor C4:737, 738; S. D. Lecompte's remarks on C8:393, 394; S. W. Eldridge's comments on P2:104­109, 111-116, 118-122; speech, Nov. 1856 C5:2ffT-269; selection as govemor, note on P2:63, 64, 101; Thanksgiving proelamation, 1856 C4:623, BRI7:27: tour of territory, 1856 C4:587, 617-623,

626, C7:374, C8:406; trip to Ft. Leav. C4:638, 639, 6ffT, C5:2ffT, 268: trip to FrankIin C4:5OO, 533, 534, 537; trips to Lawrence C4:497, 500, 531, 535, 536, 550, 590, 591, C6:78: trip to Leaven­worth C4:657-659: trip to Topeka C4: 540, 541, 552, 553: veto messages C4: 697-699, 717-721; W. H. Coffin's com­ment on C7:343

Geary City Association C4:723 Geary county: Anne E. Bingham's recol­

lections of life in CI5:501-523; Davis oo. re-named as C7:375, 376, C8:415, 469, C13: 12; early mill in C12:56; his­toric sites C9:568, 576 (map); history (in G. W. Martin's address on Fort Riley) C7:361-390; lynching, 1868, note on C13:8; Lyon creek pioneers, notes on C14:143-149 passim; German Lutheran church, Lyon tp., notes on C14:166, 1ffT; name origin C7:473, C8:469n: Quivira and Harahey monument in C11:262; schools, 1850'5-'60'5 C7:378, 379. See,also Davis county

Gebeau, David: bIaclcsmith for Indians C16:732

Gebeau (or Gehow) , Joseph: miller for Indians C16:732, 734

Gebre. Daniel: bIacksmith for Indians C16: 737

Gebson, David: interpreter C16:735 Geddes, Karl M.: state senator C16:709 Gee [not McGeel, William W., JeHerson

co. C5:487, 500, 517 Geelan, Anna (dau. of P. H.) C16:596 GeeIan, Sarah S. (Mrs. P. H.) C16:596 Geer, Samuel, Osawatomie C6:361; post­

master Cl-2:257, C7:443 Geery, H. T.: publisher CI-2:172 Gehr. Mrs. Eunice, Miami co. C12:423 Gehring, George: state rep. C16:710 Geiger, Abel C. T.: disto court judge C8:

514, CI6:668 Geiger. George: biog. note BR18:87 Geisenheimer, C., Sheridan CO. C12:113 Geist, John, and family, ElIis CO. C11:493 Geist, John Jacob, and family, ElIis co.

Cll:493 Geist, William, and family, Ellis ca. Cll:

493 GeleH, Paul: Socialist C17:302, 303 Gelemend (Delaware chief) Cl1:315, 614 General orders. No. 11: Bingham painting

of, noted C6:324; notes on C10:125n, Cl1:288; C13:112, 446; ten C6:320, 321

Geneseo: name origin C7:478 Geneva, Allen CO.: settlernent of Cl-2:234,

235 Genn, J. T., Wabaunsee co. Cll:607 Genslee, T., Lyon CO. C5:496

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Hunter, Dr. James: physician for Cherokees C16:726

Hunter. John: co-founder of Mariposa C12:482, C13:277

Hunter, Robert: del. to Ex-5Iave Home conv. C8:534

Hunter, Robert, SaUne co. C13:278 Hunter, Robert D.: cattleman C17:3S Hunter, Lt. Robert Finley: member Paw­

nee town co. C7:368, C12:48S Hunter. Robert M. T., of Virginia: county

named for C8:451; quoted C15:3S5 Hunter, Samuel John: nurseries inspector

C8:526. C16:694; state entomologistC16:682

Hunter, Thomas: expedition of, noted C10: 58n

Hunter, William: regent, K. S. A. C. C8: 519. C16:676

Hunter, William J.: land offiee receiver C8: 11, C16:721

Hunter lit Evans. Comanche co.: cattlemen C17:565

Hunter county: boundary changed C8:451, 452; created, 1855 C8:450; "disappear­anee" of C8:453; name origin C8:451

Hunting, Dr. Amory, Manhattan C4:251 ClO:281, C13: 132; at 1860 railroad conv. C9:472, 473; co. comm'r C5:449; del. to Big Springs conv. C8:372; del. to Topeka consto conv. C3:438, C6:295, C8:345, C13:143, 160, 164; election comm'r C5:459; member Boston Assn. C4:249; temperance society officer C15: 201; treasurer, Riley co. C5:491

Hunting. See Carne Huntington, Alonzo Sto George: artist C17:

578 Huntington. C. P.: steamboat named for

C9:313 Huntoon, Dr. Andrew J. C5:506; in 5th

Kan. cavo C7:163 Huntoon, Joel C9:472, 473; capt., 11th Kan.

cavo C14:334 Huntress, Orville Cl-2:176; note on C12:3n Huntress creek, Clay co.: name origin

C12:6n Hupp, Miner B. C5:515; in Branson rescue

party C13:285, 293, 294 Hupp, Philip T. C5:448, 513; election judge

C13:162; in Branson rescue party C13: 285,288,293,297

Hurd, Mrs. Clarissa C13: 162 Hurd, H. B. C9:338; sec., Nat. Kan. comm.

C6:96, C8:304n, 315 Hurd, Henry C4:582, 735; Free-State pay­

ment to C13:162 Hurd, Jake, Douglas CO.: capturer of Doy

C4:313, C16:56n

H~A Theodore A.: 8SIOC. justice C3:391;UJ:512, C13:100, C16:665; biog. note, and tribute to C13: 121

Hurd, Thomas R., Douglas CO. C5:51S Hurd, W. H.: salt ca. president ~l~:S7I Hurd, W. J., Holton: del. to cbarities conf.

C8:5S7; on textboolc comm. C8:5S0, C16: 701; penftentfary comm'r C8:527, C14: 421, C16:696

Hurlburt, Rev. Thomas: missionary to In­dians C9:178, 212, 228, 229, Cll:S22, C14:491, C16:248

Hurley, James E., Topeka: quoted C12: 130 Hurley, Meyer: on utilities comm. C16:699 Huron. George A.: biog. sketches C7:552n,

BR26:62; "Emest Valeton Boissiere," ar­ticle by C7:552-564

Huran. Mrs. George A. C14:200 Huron: name migin C7:480 Huron cemetery, Kausas City. Ses Wyan.

dotte Indians: Huron cemetery, K. C. Huron Indians C9:76; religious cooceptions

of (W. E. Connelley's article) C15:92­102

Huron Place, Kansas City C7:114 Hurr (or HeurrP), William (Ottawa Indian)

Cll:S56, 384, C16:7S5, 738, 766 Horre}, Cyrus Frailey: del. to tu conf. C8:

533; disto court judge C15:597, C16:670; on tax laws comm. C8:531, C16:704

Hurst, Christian, Marion CO. C17:859 Hurst, Clara Scott: artist C17:578 Hurst, James P.: in 19th Kan. caVo C6:52 Hurst, John: "Tbe Beecher Island Fight,JO

artiele by C15:530-538; biog. sketch C15:53On. 531n: in Arlckaree battle C9: 453

Hurst, Keenan: livestoclc comm'r C8:525. C16:692

Hurt, F. A., Anderson co. C5:486 Hurting, George, Coffey co. C5:483; co­

founder of California C12:474 Husey, A. C., Wichita: police comm'r C8:

528, C16:698 Husan, Dr.(P) S. K., Lawrence C17:3S5 Hussey, J. J.: Doy party betrayed by BR24:

69,74 Hu.ssey, Lewls T.: fire marshal C16:6B4;

oil inspector C16:694; on public service comm. C16:699

Hu.ssey, Mrs. Lillian, Ellis C12:399 Husted, J., Doniphan CO. C5:505 Husted, Thomas M., Shawnee ce. C17:823 Huston(p), Dr. ---J Tecumseh C13:314 Huston, Hugh, Linn co. C5:489, C16:616,

625, 626 Huston, l .• Sherman co. C8:62 Huston, M. W., Bourbon CO. C5:S03 Huston. Thomas, Bourbon ce. C5:597

Hutchin, William, Linn CO. C5:497, 507, C7:401

Hutchings, Charles Frederick C14:182n; Iaw examine¡' C16:666

Hutchings, FranJe Day: circuit court judge C16:670; dist. court judge C16:669

Hutchings, John, Lawrence C17:333; and wife, note on C14:28

Hutchins, Benjamin T., Leavenworth co. C5:446, C10:169, P2:157

Hutchins, J. W., Empire City C7:2S7 Hutchins, James C., Bourbon co. C5:556,

557, 596 Hutchins, Roswell: in Hickory Point at­

tack C4:582 Hutchins, Russell (or RoswellP): witb Par­

sons expedition C7:451Hutchinson, _---. Ellsworth ce.: rancher,

1870's C13:476 Hutehinson, Cary, Jef(erson co. C5:509 Hutchinson, CliDton Carter C8:79, SOn,

C17:788; biog. sketch C8:8On; editor Cl-2:168; Indian agent C8:104, lOS, C11:321, 357, 358, 376, C13:377, C16: 734-736; legisIator C9:367: to Lawrence 1857 C7:392; town narned for C7:480

Hutchinson, David C., Ladore C8:196 Hutchinson, David W.: comm'r of deeds

C3:308 Hutchinson, Edward: dist. court judge C8:

514, C16:668 Hutchinson. Mrs. Elizabeth P.: W. C. T. U.

president CIO:41 ,Hutch~. ~e iN." Lawrenee Cl-2: 216~:39~J:~141; arrested. 1856 C3:332, C4:480, 482, 483, 485, 488: at Lecompton, 1856 C4:476, 480; chair­man Lawrence meeting C5:S51; guaran­tee by C5:613; en Lawrenee charter comm. C5:355: school director C6:70; to Lawrence~ 1854 C17:830; an~ and Co.. ~alrts C6:361, C~

HutchlDson,.~disto attomey C3:285, C16:659

Hutchinson, Helen M. (Mrs. Wm.) C7: 394, P2:57, 58, 91

Hutchinson, John, Lawrenoe Cl-2:216, 217, C7:391, C13:128, 133, 134; agent and atty. for J. H. Lane C16:S3, 87, 89, 93196, 108, 128, 130, 171, 176; ~teu C13:237: biog. note C16:56n; consul C16:714; del. te Big Springs conv. C8: 371, 372, 374; elected to 1855 House C3:261, 262, 278, C5:187, 189, 190; in Free-State legislature C3:441, C13: 189-233 passim, 236; H. B. Whipple's memorial to C7:500, 501: on Lawrence comm. C4:393-395, C16:56; petitioner 1857 C5:433-435

Hutchinson, P. S.: election offieer, 1855-'56 C13:162

Hutchinson, Perry: del. te Westem States conf. C8:541: miller CI2:57; railroad property comm'r C8:529, C16:700 '

Hutchinson, Philip: in Branson rescue partyC13:285, 288, 289, 291, 293

Hutchinson, W. E.: co-owner of salt co. C14:S67

Hutchinson, William Lawrence Cl-2:218, 220, tif:54S, Cl~:.~, 89, 93, 1:491 P2: 94, 109, 144; actiV1ties, 1856, noteu C7: 531; at 1860 railroad conv. C9:473, 480; biog. note C7:39On; "Claims for Losses of Kansas Settlers . . . 1855 and 1856," artiele by C6:360-365; del. to Wyan. consto conv. Cl-2:237, 245, 247, C7:133, 142, 148, 149n, C8:347, Cll: 48, 62, 63, C15:200, C17:560; in El­dridge-Pomeroy party C4:591; in Fren­tier Guard C10:419; letter, 1,856

1 quoted

C9:330; letter, 1898 (on Huboara bn'berycharge, 1859) C7:409n; member Comm. of Safety C8:305: member 1800 hist. society C10:196n; newspaPer cerrespond­ent C7:394, 395, C13:170; petitioner, 1857 C5:433-435; poem (HA Kansas Parody") by C7:404, 405; protest by, 1856, quoted C9:14On, 141n; R. J. Hin­ton's remarks on C6:375, 376; "S1cetches of Kansas Pioneer Experiences," article by C7:390-41O' witness at Lane trial C16:161; and ÍI. Miles Moore, letters, 1856 C3:329, 330, 332; and J. Blood, letter, 1856 C3:333

Hutchinson: name origin C7:480; salt hed,note on C14:358; salt industIy, notes on Cl1:176-180, C14:359-370; soda ash plant, note on Cll:209, 210; Swedish settlers in, noted cn :33; Toby &: Booth packing house C14:365. See, also South Hutchinson

Hutchinson &: Soutbem railroad: O. P. Byers' artiele on C12:383-387

Hutchinson-Kansas Salt Co.: history Cl4: 361, 367-370

Hutchinson, OkIahoma lit Gulf railroad: his­tory C12:385

Hutchinson Packing Co.: note on C14:366 Hutchinson Salt and Mfg. Co.: history of

C14:360, 361 Hutchinson Salt Co.: history C14:361, 369 Hutchison, William Easton: appointed jus­

tiee C9:420; del. to iIrigation congo C8: 538; del. to railroad congo C8:539; del. to Trans-Miss. congo C8:540; disto court judge C8:515, e16:670; law examiner C16:666

Hutson, John e .• Decatur ce.: death., 1878, noted Cl1:268

Hutson, John E., Caldwell: recollections Cll:276n, 277n

Hutson family: notes en Cll:276n, 277n

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Jonathan, Margaret, Jr. (Wyandotte girl) C15: 1.24, 156, 161, 168

Jones, - -, Douglas co.: sIave-owner C7: 240

Jones, - -, Hicleory Point: ProsIaveryman C7:534

Jones, A., New Chicago C16:508 Jones, A., of Missouri C15:386 Jon~~ A. B., WaKeeney: del. to irrig. cong.

~:538 Jones, A. D.: member Topeka legisIature

C13: 190,205-233 passim Jones, A. W., Lecompton: co-founder of

Wewoka C12:490; ProsIavery eHorts of C15:S48, 425, 431

Jones, Abijah, Coffey co. C5:483 Jones, Adam Crane: to Kansas, 1856 C15:

418 Jones, Alfred: on 1854 committee C5:166 Jones, AlphODSO: G. W. C1arke's attacle on,

Doled C6:64 Jones, Amanda T.: poem. by, quoted ClO:

161 Jones, Ann C. (Mrs. Adam C.) C15:418 Jones, Asa, Woodson co. C5:481 Jones, Rev. B. F.: Dote on C12:168 Jones, Batt, Oxford C10:143n Jones, Benjamin: Diamond Spring found by

C16:752; with Santa Fe lOad survey party C14:796

Jones, C. B., Tioga C16:507 Jones, C. D., Norton: del to irrig. cong.

C8:538 Jones, C. E., Wichita: police comm'r C8:

528, C16:698 Jones, C. H., Emporia: del. to Tenn. expos.

C8:534 Jones, Rev. C. S.: of M. E. Church, South

C12:170 Jones, Dr. C. W., OIathe: on medical board

C16:693 Jones, Charles Douglas, NOrtOD CO.: House

speaker pro tem C8:511, C16:664 Jones, Charles Jesse ("BuHalo") C12:107,

457: boolc by, DOted ClO:S73n; buHalo sold by C7:374; quoled on 1886 blizzard C12:109, 110

Jones, Charles Margan, Wichita: police comm'r C8:528, C16:698

Jones, Chester: in 9th Kan. cavo C13:448 Jones, Rev. Claibom: notes on C12:140,

143 Jones, Dr. D. C.: surgeon general C8:518,

C16:615 Jones, D. P.: Mound Ridge Damed by

C7:482 Jones, Daniel: co-founder of Louisiana

C12:482 Jones, David: at Shawnee Friends Mission

C8:252n, C16:728

Jones, David H., La Cygne C16:623 Jones, Edward: Walcefield rolonist ClO:

493, 497, 512; house of, DOted ClO:499n Jones, Edward, Marmaton BR27:55 Jones, Ella Parry (dau. oE Rev. Evan) C12:

401n, BR18:81 Jones, Endsley: penitentiary clerk C14:418 Jones, Rev. Evan: missionary to Cherokees

C12:401n, C14:327n. S28n Jones, Lt. Francis Bacon: at Fort WalIace

C17:249, 250 Jones, Frank L., Sherman co. C8:61 Jones, FranJe O.: teacher, Haslcell Inst.

C16:744 Jones, G. P., Hutchinson: laundry owner

C15:312 Jones, G. R., Brown CO.: constable, 1857

C5:446 Jones, G. W., of South Carolina: in Kan­

sas, 1856C9:S38, C15:S51 Jones, George: Dicleey brothers ranch fore­

man Cll:311 JODes, George W., Mound City: del. to

WesterJi States conf. C8:541; deputy revenue collector C16:718, 719

Jones, George W., Ottawa: biog. note C7: 562n

Jones, George W., Topelca: regento K. V. S., Topelca C16:691

Jones, Gilbert: Wa1cefield coloníst ClO:511, 520

Jones, H., of Georgia C15:404 Jones, H. B., Industry C10:501 Jones, H. L., and wife, Salina: pioneers

C9:11 Jones, H. M., Manhattan: dairy comm'r

C16:680 Jones, H. W.: co-founder of Olanthe C12:

484 Jones, Harden, Atchison co. C5:514 Jones, Harry C. (or Perry C.P): killed by

Indians C17:255 Jones, Rev. Harvey: to Wabaunsee, 1855

Cll:595, 610 Jones, Henry: blaclcsmith, Sac & Fox agency

C16:737 Jones, Henry Clay (Sac & Fax Indian)

Cll:S56, 376: biog. data Cll:390, 391 JODes, Hiram W., agent for Quapaws C16:

738 Jones, Horace, Lyons: archaeological worlc

of, noted C17:526-529, BR26:15-17. 20; photograph C17:525; "Quivira - Riee County, !Cansas," artiele by C17:5S5­546

Jones, Horace L.: in 1862 legislature C3: 104

Jones, Horace P.: interpreter C17:640 Jones, Howel: biog. note BR26:127; "Judge

Samuel A. Kingman," address by C9:

55-59; Santa Fe land comm'r C13:454, 467

Jones, Ira M. [not J. M.l: to Lawrenee, 1854 C17:830

Jones, Isaac: at Kiowa agency C16:737 Jones, Israel C15:166 Jones, J. B.: Cherolcee treaty signer, 1866

C16:769 Jones, J. E., Bourbon ca.: petitioner. 1859

C5:596 Jones; J. E., DougIas ro.: at 1860 railroad

conv. C9:472-475 Jones, J. L.: in 1862 legislature C3:105 Jones, J. M., Parsons: deputy revenue col­

lector C16:717 . Jones, Jacle: mountaineer, 1850's C7 :451,

452 Jones, James E., Fort Scott C5:495; letters,

1858 C5:555-557, 562 Jones. Dr. James Harvey, Linn ca. C5:489;

biog. note C1O:249 Jones, James Henry, Jefferson ro.: in four

leRislatures C9:366; state senator C9: 363, Cll :592

Jones, James R., Lerompton: land offiee register C8:lO, Cll :472n, C16:719

Jones. Jennie: to Jewell CO., 1870 C17:406 Jones, Jimmy, of Cow creelc, Crawford ro.

C13:65 Jones, Mrs. Joe. Council Grove C16:530 Jones, JoOO: in 1856 militia C4:646 Jones, John: murdered, 1856 C3:216, C5:

81, 82 C14:220 Jones, John, Lino oo.: peaee officer, 1858

C5:509 Jones, JoOO, of Pottawatomie creelc C3:2SS Jones, John A. W'l Lecompton C4:6SS, 653,

657; attaclced Dy Sherrard C4:709. C5: 276, P2:123' 126; deputy U. S. marshal C4:653; Sherrard killed by C5:276. Cll: 470

Jones, JoOO Buttriclc (son of Evan) C14:327n Jones, JoOO P.: letter, 1888, on Du Time's

explorations C4:276-280; writings oE, noted C9:252n, 255n, 257n

Jones, JoOO Tecumseh ("Tau;y") C8:180, 289n, C17:328; farm, described C4:617; Govemor Geary at home of C4:617; home of, burned, 1856 C3:329, C13:3ll; interpreter C16:730; J. B. King a part­ner of C13:377; Ottawa treaty signer C16:766, 770

Jones, Mrs. John Tecumseh: note on, 1856 C4:617

Jones, Jonathan J.: Confederate prisoner C8:41O-415

Jones, Lt. Joseph Peclc: aide to Govemor Denver C5:522. 528, 532, 535; Gover­nor Denver's rorrespondenee with C5: 491, 526-528; letter, 1859 C5:585-587; special messenger, 1858 C5:566, 569

Jones, Juliann Davis (ChippewaP Indian) Cll:323

Jones, L.: blaclesmith for Shawnees C16: 725

Jones, L. M.: Westem Union official C13: 462

Jones, Levant L.: lieut., 1st Kan. regt. C5: 119, C12:295; killed, 1861 P2:169

Jones, Lucy P.: teacher, Haslcell Inst. C16: 744

Jones, M. T., New Chicago C16:509, 511 Jones, Dr. N. L.: on medical board C8:

525, C16:692 Jones, "Ottawa." See Jones, John Te­

cumseh Jones, Paul, Blanton C13:138, 285, 288,

294 Jones, Paul, Lyons: archaeological worlc oE

C17:526-529, BR26:15-17, 20; photo­graph C17:525

Jones, Perry C. [not Harry C.P]: lcilled by Indiaos C17:255

Jones, Peter, Lawrenee: child of, Icilled C16:518

Jones, Richard: Wa1cefield colonist ClO: 500,510

Jones, S.: in 1856 militia C4:646 Jones, S. L., Jefferson oo.: peaee officer,

1856 C3:308 Jones, S. Russell, Hamilton co. C10:667 Jones, S. T., Geneva: pioneer oE Allen co.

Cl-2:235 Jones, Dr. S. W., Leavenworth C14:384,

386 Jones, Sadie C. (Mrs. Wm. M.) C17:414,

416 Jones, Samuel, Douglas co.: 1855 balloting

protested by C3:262 Joner Samuel fiC4:53S, 671, 689, C8:395, e 2:344, e :220, C17:328, P2:33, 45,

47, 143, 144, 161; a capitol contractor, 1856 C8:382; activities, Nov.-Dec. 1855 C3:291, 292, 295, 298, C5:242. 244, 245, 248, 250, C6:2S4, C7:333; attempt to lcill C4:396, 397, 406, 418, 419. C5: 74, C7:528, C8:185n; attempts to ar­rest Free-State men C7:526-528; biog. slcetch C7:333n; Branson arrested by C13:283-298 passim, C14:216, 217; elaim to seat in legis., 1857 C5:408; "conversion" oE, noted C3:430; leader in sacie oE Lawrence C4:400, 401, 415, 416, C7:337, 529, C14:123, 124, 126, 131, P2:45, 50-54; Lecompton resident C8:8, Cll:468, 469; letters, 1856 C4:408, 409, 628, 636, 640; member Neoma town ca. C12:484; Mrs. C. Robinson's remarles on C1O:458, 459, 470, 471; on Proslavery rornm. Cl-2:125; postmaster, Westport, Mo. C5:73, C6:251, C7:333, C8:229; quoted on Barber murder C8:185n;

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rabid Proslaveryman ClO:l35, 138, 139; robbed by Yeager band C8: 170; sheriff of Douglas co. C3:2S5, C5:277, 278,281, 282; surety for C. W. Clarke C4:706; and family, to mid-west, 1854 C8:227, 228

Jones, Samuel P.: grain inspector C8:522, C16:68S

Jones, Samuel W.: trustee, Westem Univ. C8:532, C16:708

Jones, Sarah E. Penny (Mrs. Henry C.) Cll: 390, 391

Jones, T. C., New Chicago C16:505, 507 Jones, ''"rauy.'' See Jones, John Tecumseh Jones, Theodore, Ceary co. C8:232; in 2d

Kan. regt. C10:237n, C13:405 Jones, Thomas: capt., in Cilpin's Battalion

ClO:115 Jones, Thomas C.: deputy revenue collector

C16:716, 717 Jones, Thomas E.: clerk, Potta. agency C16:

739 Jones, Thomas R., Cimrd: on miners' board

C16:693 Jones, Rev. Vincent: notes on C12:146,

147, 149, 152 Jones, Vincent, Atchison co. C3:311 Jones, Virgil, Chautauqua co. C9:91 Jones, W. B., Wichita: poliee comm'r C16:

698 Jones, W. M.: reforrnatory comm'r C8:524,

C16:688 Jones, Rev. W..R.: notes.f1!1. C12:145, 146 Jones, W. T.: In 1856 militia C4:646 Jones, W. W.: wood contmctor, 1868 C17:

227; flght with Indians, noted C17:227, 228

Jones, W. W., Chautau-9ua co. C9:91 Jones, Wiley: peace offieer, 1858 C5:478 Jones, \Villiam, Blue Springs: in Quantrill's

gang C7:212 Jones, William, Lawrenee P2:50; on U. S.

marshal's posse, 1856 C4:399 Jones, William (Seneca Indian) C16:761 Jones, Dr. William (son of Henry Clay),

Oklahoma City: biog. sketch C11:391, 392; photograph C11:391

Jones, William Clark, lola: biog. sketch ClO:448n; deL to prison assn. meeting C8:539; major, 19th Kan. cavo C6:48, ClO:448, 449, 452; penitentiary warden C8:527, C14:415-418, C16:697; U. S. marshal C8:452, C16:712

Jones, William M.: to Jewell co., 1870 C17: 404, 414, 416, 417

Jones, William T.: in 1862 legislature C3: 105

Jones & Bcnnett, Lecompton: co-founder of Buchanan C12:474; publishers Cl-2: 168

Jones &: Faris. Lecompton: publishers C1­2:168

Jones and Plummer tmil C17:130 Jones brothers, of Missouri: tmin robbers

C8:59n,6On Jordan, A. M. C13:132 Jordan, A. M.• Shawnee CO. C5:508; on Free­

State cornm. C13:131 Jordan, Charles C13:162; wounded, 1856

C7:S34, P2:86 Jordan, Ebbin: engineer, Indian agency

C16:736 Jordan, Ceorge, Trego co.: killed by Indians

C12:349, 350, C17:119, 251 Jordan, Jeremiah: in Hickory Point attack

C4:582; pardoned C4:735 Jordan, Joseph S.: note on C17:586n Jordan, Josiah: biog. sketch BR23:64 Jordan, Kirk: family of, killed by Indians

C7:77 Jordan, Martba E. (Mrs. Joseph S. t "Early

Life and Experiences in Kansas, artiele by C17:586-588; note on C17:586n

Jordan, Mary Smith (Mrs. Richard): cap­tured by Cheyennes C12:349-351, C17: 119,251

Jordan, Michael: state rep. Cll:593 Jordan, Richard, Trego CO.: killed by In­

dians C12:349, 350, C17:119, 251 Jordan, Robert E.: comrn'r of deeds C5:

445,447 Jordan, Rev. Robert H.: ordained C16:207,

208 Jordan, W. H.: on La. expos. comm. C8:

535 Jordan, W. M.: co-founder of Carthage

C12:475 Jordan, William, Shawnee co. C4:569, C8:

372 Jordan creek, Miami CO.: naming of C15:

555 Jomada: joumey over, described C16:333 Jomson, Tom, Minneapolis C15:480 Jose, Mariá (Caddo chief) C17:666-668 Josephs, Peter A.: lieut., 1st Kan. regt. C12:

295 Joslyn, Forest D., Winona: editor C17:

282; letter, 1927, quoted C17:2S2 Joumalists. See Newspapermen Joumeycake, Adeline (dau. of Charles) C12:

186 Joumeycake, Charles C7:335, 495; chief of

the Delawares C12:190; Delaware treaty signer C16:763, 766, 769; twin daughters of, noted C12: 186

Joumeycake, Emeline ( dau. of Charles) C12:186

Joumeycake, Isaac C7:495; Delaware chief C12:190; interpreter C9:207, C16:734­736

Joumeycake, Nannie (dau. of Charles): marriage, noted C12:187

Joumeycake, Solomon: a Delaware chief C16:754

Joumeycake: early name of Linwood C7: 481, C8:132

Joumeycalce family C10:642; note on name of C12:186n

Joutel, Henry: with La Salle, 1684 C9: 243, C17:694

Joy, James F. C16:771; Cherokee lands se­cured by C5:70, C6:156-169 passim, C8: 106, 107, 199; steamboat named for C9: 314

Joy [not Ivy], Levi, Nemaha co. C5:488 Joy, Lewis D.: capt., 11th Kan. regt. C12:

277 Joyee, M. E., Hays: peace officer C7:74,

75, C12:440, C17:226, 247 Juda, D. D., Anderson co. C5:482 Judd, --: of 11th Kan. regt., wounded,

1862 C12:2S4 Judd, Byron C5:507, C9:468, C15:163, 164;

in four legislatures C9:367 Judd, Orange (son of Ozias) C12:356, 357 Judd, Ozias, Shawnee co. C12:356, 357;

prisoner, 1856 C7:348n, C12:356~ 357 Judicial districts. See Kansas (ter. J: judi­

cial districts Judiciary: 1883 legislation aHecting C9:408 Judson, J. K. C13:247 Judson, William R., Bourbon CO. C5:317,

608; colonel, 6th Kan. cavo C8:15, 27, C11:220, 234, C16:657, BR15:62

Judy, - -, of Missouri: union sympathizer C9:513, 514

Judy, Alexander, Clay co., Mo. C17:361 Judy, J. J., Olathe C9:470 Judy, James, Olathe: killed by Quantrill

C9:513,518 Judy, John, Olathe C9:516; killed by Quan­

trill C9:513, 518 Judy, Martha (dau. of Alexander) C17:361 Julian, --: capt., 14th Mo. militia C14:

249n Julien, Stephen: interpreter C16:723, 724,

748 Jumanos Indians Cll:399n Jumolt, --. Bourbon(?) co.: shot, 1858

C5:534 Jumper, Hornee C.: in four legislatures C9:

368; on board of charities C8:520, C16: 679

Jumping Fish (Mo-ko-ho-ko, a Kickapoo chief) C8:101n, 131, C10:325, C11:363, 369,374,375,382, C16:755

Junction City: bank robbery, 1868 C12:370; banks, notes on C12:369, 370; bus line horses, 1870's, note on C14: 160; cattle town C17:69, 70, 72; "City" removed

from name of C7:376; City Hotel, note on C11:559; Civil War memorial arch, note on Cll:260; county seat, 1860 C11: 563n; flrst building in C13:404; First Presbyterian church, notes on C7:513, C8:316-319; founding of C7:377, 378; Ceorge Smith Library C10:288, 291 (notes on), C13:399-408 (C. W. Martin's address on opening of); Hale House. noted C10:490; Higbland eemetery, Dote on C13:406; history (J. Humphrey's re­marks on) C4:294, 295; in 1860 (Mrs. S. B. White's recollections) Cll:558, 559; in 1865, note on C17: 191; in 1870, descriptive notes C15:503-505; incorpo­rated, 1859 C11 :563n; lynching, 1860's, noted Cll:560; M. E. Church, South, active in C12: 155; M. K. &T. milroad terminus C17:69; name origin C7:480; Proslavery element in, noted C13:405; P. E. Church, notes on C16:S68, 369, 376, 382, 383, 387-390, 392-394, 396; flrst milroad completed to, 1866 Cll: 54On, C17:341; site, 1855, noted C7:469; steamboat at, 1859 C9:346n; Streeter & Strickler, notes on C12:370, 371; T. A. Cullinan marshal of C9:535-538; U. S. land office at C7:375, C8:9, Cll:563n; and adjacent country, map. 1868 ClO: 526

Junction City & Fort Kearny milroad C12: 440, C17:347

Junction City Sentinel: notes on C7:378, C10:636

Junction City Statesman: note on C7:378 Junction City Town Company: members

of C7:377 Junction City Union: J. Humphrey's re­

marks on C4:294, 295; notes on C13:7-9 Juneau. See. also Juno Juneau, Kate (or Stella?), Pottawatornie

CO. C17:499 Junger, J., ElIsworth co. C13:498 Junger, J. V., Holyrood C13:497 Juniata, Pottawatomie co. C4:246, 247, C7:

373n, 469, C13:132, 134; notes on C12: 426, 427, 480, C17:461, 463; post office, 1855 Cl-2:258, C7:444; remnant of fenyabutment (photograph) C17:462

Juniata creek, Pottawatomie co. C17:461­463

Junk, Josef, and family C13:481 Junken, Anna M., Dickínson CO. C12:397 Junkin, Fmncis T. A.: general atty., Santa

Fe railroad C13:454 Junkin, John E.: del. to Pan-Amo expos.

C8:534; regent, K. S. T. C., Emporia C16:690

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Lamon, William: shot in Quantrill raid, 1863 ClO:604

La Moth, - -: steamboat captain C9:S02 Lamphar [or Lanphar?l, W. F. [or V.?l,

Franldin co. C5:489 Lamphere, Sans., Republic co. C17:31O Lampton, Ben, Barber co. C17:609 Lampton, John: deputy surveyor C11:75 Lampton, Pete, Barber co. C17:609 Lanahan, John: wagon boss C17:506, 509 Lanbom, M. F., Sherman co. C8:61 Laneaster: name origin C7:480 Lance (Apache c1úef): note on C8:453n Land, B. K.: publisher Cl-2:179 Land. See, also Salt springs lands; School

lands; and under names of Indian tribes Land, public: in 1880's, note on C9:412 Land claims: of 1854, settled by squatter

courts C5:71-74 Land districts: of 1858, listed C5:480 Land grant (s): offered to Kansas under Eng­

lish bill, notes on C10:225-232; Spanish, in Kansas C8: 6, 7; lo public-Iand states, table of C10:231; to Santa Fe railroad, notes on C17:71, 72; under Morrill act, to K. S. A. C. C7:173, 174

Land legislation: 1866, notes on C9:371-373 Land offices. See U. S. Land offices Land preemptions: Govemor Reeder's letter

on, 1855 C5: 166-169 Land sales: of 1856, at Fort Leavenworth,

note on C7:347 Lander, Charles. Lindsborg C11:42; regent,

K. S. T. C., Emporia C16:690; state rep. C11:36

Lander, F. J., Hunnewell C12:373n Lander, Richard: in co. capturing latan flag

Cl-2:251 Landers, Isaac: in Topeka legislature C13:

190, 193, 199-236 passim Landin, Mrs. - -: Marion HilI pioneer

C11:33 Landis, Charles S.: del. to irrigation congo

C8:538 Landis, E. C.: chief clerk, penitentiary C14:

431,432 Landis, Frank J., Abilene: letters, 1928 C17:

860,861 Landis, Harry S.: biog. note C14:424n; del.

to prison assn. meeting C8:539; on board of charities C8:520. C16:679; peniten­tiary warden C8:527, C14:424, C16:697

Landis, John, Doniphan co.: del. to Topeka consto conv. C8:345, C13:143. 160, 163, 164; election jndge C13: 140; House can­didate, 1855 C3:268, 269; member To­peka legislaturc C13:190

Landis, John, Norton co.: killed by outlaws C9:43n

Landis, Peter M., Bourbon co. C5:596

Landmarks, historic sites, trails, etc.: map, 1906 C9:between 576, 577

Landon, Charles W.: asst. smith for Sacs 6: Foxes C16:735

Landon, Edward A.: gunsmith for Sacs 6: Foxes C16:734, 735

Landrum, Charles Hanford: biog. note C12: 195n; "A History of the Kansas School Fund," article by C12:195-217

Landrum, E., Atchison(?) CO.: elcction judge, 1855 C13: 141

Landrum, George B., Frankfort C12:195n Lane, A. T., Council Grove C9:470 Lane, Amos, of Indiana: biog. data C16:

29-31; notes on P3:12-15, 17 Lane, Annie (dau. of James H. ) : biog.

sketch BR26:127 Lane, Chester: member Wisc. Pioneer Co.,

1856 C8:312n Lane, Ed: scout at Fort Wallace C17:1l2,

113 Lane, George: blacksmith for Indians C16:

732,734,737,738 Lane, George W. (son of Amos) C16:29,

P3:16 Lane, Gideon: book by, note on C17:181 Lane, Henry S., of Indiana: pres., Rep. nato

conv., 1856 P2:67, 68 Lane, J.: in Arickaree battle C9:453 Lane, J. T.: state senator, 1865 C9:363,

366, Cll:593 Lane, Jackson, Linn CO. C16:652 Lane. lames Henry C9:470, C13: 133, 231,

C14:225; a National Democrat C8:184n; activities, 1855 C4:252, C5:74, 83, 84, 87, 242,247, 250, C6:196, 293, 296, 297, C7 :333, 334, 368, C8:302, 367, 369, 371-375, C16:82, P3:41-49; activities, 1856 Cl-2:213, 218-220, C4:487, C6: 266-270, 273, 274, 289, C7:339, 530, 531, 533, 535, C8:309n, 312n, 405, C13:249, 250, 274n, 275, C14:131, 134n, 135, 506, C16:83, 87, 88, P2:60, 70, 78, 80, 81, 85, 99, P3:60-83; activities, 1857 C5:350, 361, 362, 364-366, 534, C6:366, C13:254, 255, P3:84-92; activities, 1858 P3:93-97; activities, Aug.-Sept. 1863, notes on C13:446-448; aid to Shawnee Mission by C9:190, C17:431; aid to Thomas Ewing, Jr., notes on C12:277, 278; alias "Captain (or Colonel) Cook" Cl-2:218, 231, C3:330, 335, P3:75; and the Price raid, 1864, notes on Cll:228­232; anecdotes of C5:1.'32-136, P3:162­164; nrrival in Kansas C4:252, C8:242, C16:68, 71; as a brigadier general P3: 104-122; at Atchison, Oct. 1857 C9:142; at Big Springs conv., 18.55 C6:294, C8: 371-37.5. 377n, ClO:133; at Chicago, 1856 P2:60; at Fort Scott, Oct. 1862

C14:321; at Free-State conv., Lawrence, June, 1855 C5:43, C6:293; at Free-State conv" Topeka, JuIy, 1857 CI0:185; at Grasshopper FalJs conv., Aug. 1857 C9: 139, ClO:186; at Lawrence conv., Dec. 1857 C5:45; at Ogden, 1862 C14:283; at Pawnee, 1855 C7:368; attempt to ar­rest, 1856 C4:477; attempt to avenge Quantrill raid thwarted C6:322-324; atti­tude towards Negroes and slavery C6:297~ C11:224, P3:123-133; bibllography ot material on P3:166-172; biog. data C16: 29-38, P3:1-165 passim; birthplace (pho­tograph) C16:31, P3:12, 16; C. E. Cory's remarles on C11:221, 222, 229, 230, 232; eaptain, Frontier Guards ClO:4i8-421, 641, P3:104, 105; chairman, Exec. Comm. of K. T. C13:130-163 passim, 166, 198, 199, 231; chairman, Nat. Dem. conv., at Lawrence, 1855 C6:293, CI0: 132; claim contest with G. Jenkins (docu­ments, etc.) C16:21-176 passim; colonel in Menean War P3:19-27; comm'r of rccruiting in Kansas, 1862-'63, C6:244, C8:14-16, C11:227, 228, C12:276, 277; compared with Ingalls (by W. E. Con­nelley) C16:12-15; congressman from Indiana P3:S4-40; controversy with Rob­inson over Civil War regts. C8:14; county named for C7 :473; D. W. Wild­er's comment on C16:7; death of child of C16: 123; del. to Rep. nato conv., 1864 C10:641n; del. to Leav. consto conv. C3:11, ClO:217, 218; descriptions of C13:275n, P3:160; donor of land to K. U. C6:73, 74; duel with Lowrey averted C6:296, 297; elected U. S. sen­ator, 1856 Cl-2:152, C3:439-441 , C13: 206, 225, P3:101; elcction to U. S. sen­ate, 1861, notes on C8:S48, CI0:234, 235, P3:96-103; elcction to U. S. senate, 1865, notes on C9:364, P3:146-148; escape from Lawrence, 1856 C6:289; Free-State militia head, Dec. 1855 C5: 247-249, C6:196, C10:464; Gaius Jenkins kiIled by C5:530, C8:402, CI6:111-176 (data on) ; "gift" from J. N. Bumes, noted ClO:468; Governor Geary's re­marks on C4:522, 552; Governor Geary's request for arrest of C4:570; head of "Kansas Volunteers" C5:364-367 (orders by), C10:185-187; in attack on Fort Saunders C9:546; in raid on Osceola, Mo. C6:305-310; indictment for high treason, noted C3:317: J. C. Horton's reminiscences of C8:201-204; J. J. In­~alls' comment on C14:121; J. M. Hub­bard's reminiscences of C8:201n-203n; .l. R. McClure's remarks on C8:242; J. R. Mead a friend of C9:9: John Drown, Jr's. recoUections of C3:464, 465;

John Speer's anecdotes of C5:132-136; Joho Speer's friendship for C17:333; John Speer's life of, note on C17:333; Joho Speer's remarks on military activi­ties of C3:435; Kansas route of U. P. raUroad inHuenced by Cll:534n; letters to President Pierce, Jan. 1856 C5:245­247; letter to Free-State prisoners, Aug. 1856 C8:203n; letter to Joho Brown, Sept. 1857, quoted C13:255; letter to Govemor Medary, Jan. 1859 (and reply) C5:588; letter to Gen. S. D. Sturgis, 1861, giving views on slavery Cll:224; letter to President Lincoln, 1861, on Kansas brigade C11 :224, 225; letter to Kansas legislature, 1862 C11:226, 227; lieut. gov. of Indiana P3:28-33; major general, Free-State militia CI0:171, C13: 156, P2:15S, 156; military service, 1855­'64, outlined Cll:222n-229; on Law­rence Comm. of Safety C10:459; on U. P. train to Topeka, 1866 Cll:S40n; opposed to Morrill act C7: 173; oratori­eal style described C5:83, 84, P3:161, 162; photographs C13:126, C16:28, P3: 51, 140; palltical career of (W. H. Stephenson's dissertation on) P3:1-172; pres., Topeka consto COnv. C3:11, 438, C6:295-297, C7:132n, C8:S45, C13:129, 142, lOO, 163, 164; pres., Minneola conv. C3:12; R. J. Hinton a supporter of C7: 490; R. J. Hinton's remarks on C6:183; role as a Civil War leader, 1861¡ 00­cussed Cll:221-232; S. N. Wood s re­marks on C3:430; S. S. Prouty's remarks on Cl-2: 133, 134; senate seat contested by Stanton Cll :225, 226; son, at K. U., 1866 C6:75; specch, Aug. 1855 quoted C16:37; specch, faU oí 1855, described C16:38; specch, Lawrence, Dec. 1855, described C7:84; speech, Dec. 1855, note on C14:218; speech, Lecompton, 1857, notes on C3:444, P2:144; specch in Leav. co., 1857, noted C6:173; speech, 1858, on Lecompton const., note on C10: 217; speech at Wyandotte, 1858, noted C7:118; speech in 1862 senate (on raíl­road bill), described C9:374n; speech, June, 1862, in senate, quoted ClO:143, 144; steamboat named for C9:302; T. D. Thacher's remarks on C3:12, 13, 15; T. W. Higginson's description of C13: 275n; Thanksgiving proclamation, 1855, by, noted BR17:27; U. S. senntor, 1861­'66 C8:515, C16:671. P3:1S4-159 (ac­count of); view of welI on Lawrcnce c1aim C16:127; W. C. Simons' comment on C16:517. See, also "Frontier Guard"; Lane-Jenkins c1aim contest; Lune-Robin­son feud; Lane's army; Lane's brigade; Lune's fort; Lane's trail

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1856 C3:440, CI3:157, 171; Indian agent CI6:735, 736; on Free-State comm., 1855 C13:131

Lattaville, Leavenworth CO.: oote 00 C5: 575

Latzke, Ferdinand, Geary co. CI4:153, 160 Latzke, Wilhelmine (Mrs. Ferdinand) C14:

153 LauHer, Capto Samuel B.: at Fort Wallace

CI7:238 Laugchor, G. W.: killed by the Benders

C17:476 Laughlin, James, Linn co. C5:507; in 1856

militia C3:321 Laughlin, P. CI3:133; del to Big Springs

conv. C8:372 Laughlin, Thomas, Pottawatomie CO. C5:

510 Laughlin, W. R: E. F. Ware's remarks on

C6:160-162 Lauloway. See Perry, John (Shawnee

chief) Laundy, - -: Walcefield colonist C1O:

493, 513, 520 Laundy, William, Walcefield CI0:493 Laune, Mrs. Seigniora Russell: artiele on

"Avra P. Russell," by CI4:S4-SB Laura: early name of Windom C7:486 Laurel Hill Cemetery Association C4:723 Laurenson, R. E;> Junction City Cll:559;

in 2d U. S. aragoons C9:549: note on C8:405

Laurent, Clarisse Madeleine CI3:365, C17: 578

Laurent, Hermance CI3:365 Laurent, Louis Charles: reminiscences C13:

364-370 Laurent, Louis Jean Pierre: biog. data C13:

364, 365 Laurent, Louise Clarisse (Mrs. L. J. P.):

biog. date CI3:364, 365 Laurent, Regina C13:365 Laurent, Zulmee CI3:365 Laurenzier, Henry: in co. capturing latan

flag CI-2:251 Lauritzen, Eskild, and wife: killed by In­

dians C11 :269 Lavelle, - -, Boston C16:480 La Verendrye, Pierre Guatier: explorer,

1738 C9:264, 267 Lavery, Ellen: missionary to Indians Cll:

375 l.avinia: note on C12:481 l.avy, Albert: emigration agent C8:521,

CI6:682 l.aw, Albert, Franklin CO. C5:508 :.aw, Alvin: del. to irrigation congo C8:538 :..aw, Joseph, Shawnee CO. C5:515 :..aw and Order party (Proslavery): notes

on CI5:360, 435

Lawhead, Benjamin: gunsmith, Delaware agency CI6:724, 725

Lawhead, Joseph Hadden: supt. of public instr. C8:511, CI6:662

Lawler, E. G.: messenger, Indian service C16:736

Lawler, J. J.: elerk, Indian service C16:736 Lawless, Rev. Andrew J.: notes on CI2:164­

169, 171-173 Lawrence, --: in Quantrill's gang C9:

459 Lawrence, - -: voted for as elerk in To­

peka legislature CI3:167 Lawrence, Amos A.: aid to Free-State cause

by C6:96, C7:525n; interest in university at Lawrence C6:70-72, 74, 199; letter, 1855, to D. R. Atchison C7 :522n; letters, 1855, to J. B. Abbott CI-2:223: letter, 1856, quoted CI-2:127, 128; letter, 1881, to C. Robinson, quoted CI-2:192; stock­holder in N. E. Emig. Aid Co. C6:91; town named for C7:480; tribute to C. Robinson, quoted C6:195

Lawrence, Mrs. Bertha K.: pres., Aro. Le­gion Auxi!. CI6:677

Lawrence, C. D.: regent, K. S. T. C., Em­poria C8:525, CI6:690

Lawrence, Charles: co-founder of Sto Charles CI2:471, C13:72n

Lawrence, Charles, Wiehita: on pharmacyboard C8:527, CI6:697

Lawrence, D. S., Nemaha CO. C5:452 Lawrence, Dr. F. P.: on dental examiners

board C8:521, CI6:680 Lawrence, George H.: trustee, deaf and

dumb school C8:520, C16:680 Lawrence, Ira, Linn co.: in militia C16:618 Lawrence, James, Beloit: regent, K. S. A. C.

CI6:676: regent, Normal School, Con­cordia CI6:694

Lawrence, James, Wellington: disto court judge C8:514, C16:669

Lawrence, Joseph C.: comm'r of deeds C4: 667

Lawrence, Robert J.: U. S. comm'r C15:158 Lawrence, Warren Wirt Henry C5:515; biog.

note C1O:250; in "Capital Guards" ClO: 236n; seco of state C8:509, C16:661

Lawrence, William, of Ohio C8:108, 191, C16:510

Lawrence family, Jackson co., Mo.: home raided, 1863 C9:458, 459

Lawrence, Douglas CO.: Babcock & Lykins bldg., note on ClO:655, 656; banks, notes on CI2:368; brickyard, note on Cll:205; buildings, 1855, notes on CI0: 484n; Cincinnati House C7:535; city charter, 1857 C5:351-354, C1O:351 (note on); City Hotel (Whitney House) P2: lBO, 190; elaims diffieulties, 1854 C6:

193¡ 194; Eldridge House see, under EI­driage House, Lawrence; election, Mar. 1855, described C5:79; first house, oiew of CI6:41; nre, 1911, noted CI7:331¡ first Emill:I"ant Aid Co., colonists, listea CI7:830; nrst hotels, notes on P2:17-19; first schools C3:419, C6: 199; fortifica­tions in, 1855 C6:256; fortifications in, 1856 C4:477, 497, C6:79, 80; foundry, note on C11: 119; Free-State "capital" C8:342-344; Free-State Hotel destroyed, 1856 P2:47-54, 209, see, also Eldridge House, Lawrence; Governor Geary's visits to, 1856 C4:497, 500, 531,535,536; Gov­ernor Walker at C6:302, 303, CI3:253; historieal and memorial markers, notes on Cll:xxi, 272; Hutchinson, Harlow & Co. bldg., note on CI0:656; in Dec. 1854, de­scriptive notes on C8:228, 229; in 1855 C4:246, C7:328; in 1856 (S. W. EI­dridge's description) P2:17-19; in 1857, notes on P2:136-138; in 1859 (J. J. In­galls' deseription CI4:110; in 1868, note on CI4:27; in novels and stories, noted CI7:154, 156, 158-161, 166; iail, 1858, note on C8: 145; Kaw river bridge, 1863, note on CI0:205: Killam Ho~~~ 1857, note on CI0:598; land-title aimeulties, noted CI7:337; legislative "halls," 1857­1860, notes on CI0:655, 656; legislatureof 1859 adjourned to C5:613, 614; Major Sherman and troops at, 1857 C5:307-309; manufactures in, notes on C11: 117-119; merchants' appeal for peace and protec­tion C9:140n, 141n; M. E. church, 1863, note on C7:360; Miller's hall, noted C8: 148: name origin C7:480; newSpaper his­tory (W. C. Simons' artiele on) C17:325­338; newspapers of, for Fremont, 1856 C5:50; Oak Hill cemetery, Spanish-Am. war monument, note on Cll:xxi; Old and New Club, notes on CI4:40; Oread ceme­tery, note on C11:256; pioneer printers, notes on ClO:482n; pioneers, comment on CI6:517, 518; plans for university, 1856, noted C5:269; post office, 1855 CI-2: 257, C7:443; P. E. church, notes on C16: 358, 360-367, 371, 372, 374-378, 380, 381, 385-388, 394-397, 399; Quantrill raid monument, note on C11:259; Quan­trill raid origins, discussed C11 :273-281, see, also, under Quantrill raid; R. Mor­row's hotel, note on C8:307; "rebellion" ato 1857 (Governor WaIker's papers on) C5:347, 348, 350-368, 370, 373, 374; Robinson park, photograph of big red rock in BR27:41; school, 1855, note on C9:233; semi-centennial addresses, 1904 C9: 126-152; semi-centennial, 1904, note on C9:126; Sheriff Jones' visit to Apr.

1856 C4:408-410, C5:262, 263; "siege" of, July, 1857 CI3:253; steamboats at C9:328-353 passim; street railroad 1870's note on ClO:615, 616; Sunday sc~l in, Mar. 1855, noted C5:78, 79: temperanoe erusade, 1856 C7:405; U. P. lailroad (E. D.) at, 1864 Cll:540; U. S. mar­shal's attempt to serve writs in, 1856 C4: 476, 477, 485; U. S. marshal's proclama­tion regarding C4:392; U. S. troops at, July-Aug. 1857 C5:348, 351, 372, 373; U. S. troops at, Dec. 1857-Jan. 1858 C5: 470; Whitney House, notes on C7:222, 224, 225, 575, 576, CI0:601. See, also Border troubles, 1856; Citizens' Cornmit­tee of Public Safety, Lawrence; Law­rence, sack of: Lawrence, siege of; North Lawrence

Lawrence, Ladies of: memorial to 18561eg­islature CI3:217, 218

Lawrence, sack of (May, 1856) C3:216, 218, 223, C4:392-403, 416, C6:95, 261, C7: 337, C8:186n, 303, 340, C9:141n, CI0: 139, P2:45-55, 89, 90; A. Bondi's remarks on C8:277, 278; S. W. Eldridge's recol­lections of C7:529, 530

Lawrence, siege of (Nov.-Dec. 1855) C3: 296-301, C9:141n, ClO:461-471. See, also Wakarusa War

Lawrence, siege of (Sept. 1856) C4:530­537, 563, 564, C7:343, C9:141n, C14: 125, 126, 128n, 130, 131; B. W. Wood­ward's reminiscences of C6:77-83; Chas. Robinson's discussion of CI-2: 124; J. W. Reid's comment on C4:562, 563; T. W. Higginson's report CI3:2S0, 251

Lawrence & Fort Gibson railroad C9:475 Lawrence & Topeka Railroad Company C12:

47 Lawrence Association: land claim, notes on

CI6:39, 42, 44-46, 48-57, 60, 66, 78-81, 105, 112, 117, 118; note on C8:368; reso­lutions, Jan. 1855, quoted C6:93

Lawrence Bank: a territorial bank C8: 143, 144; paper currency issued by CS:621, 622

Lawrence Bridge Company, 1857 C4:715, 724

Lawrence Circulating Library: note on CI-2:165

Lawrence Democrat: note on C17:331 Lawrence Free-State conventions: June,

1855 C8:184n, ClO:132; Aug. 1855 CI-2: 152, C4:251, 252,CI0:192, CI3:128; Dec. 1857 C6:85, 86, ClO:197n

Lawrence Gazette: notes on C17: 330-332 Lawrence Joumal-Tribune: notes on C17:

330,331 Lawrence Joumal-World: history CI7:325­

338 passim; note on C16:515n

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Leavenworth county: border troubles, 1856, in C6:257, 258. C7:S34. 335. CI0:645, 649 (W. H. Mackey's account of), C16: 23, 24; boundary change C8 :452; county seat act, 1857, noted C4:722; county seat election, 1855, notes on CI0:134, C12: 378, 379; created. 1855 C8:4SO; early milis, notes on C12:54, 55; election, Oct. 1855 ClO:l34; election, Apr. 1856 C7: 336; election frauds see Elections: 1857 (Oct.), 1858 (Jan.); historic sites, notes on C9:569, 570, 576 (map); jail a tem­porary state penitentiary C14:381, 384, 385; name origin C7 :473; officers, 1855, named C3:285, 290; officers, 1856, named C3:303, C4:665; officers, 1857, named C5:432, 437, 445, 451; officers, 1858, named C5:484, 517; organized, 1855 C8:450; Quaker settlement in, 1855 C7:327-330; schooIs, 1855-'59, notes on C9:233, 235; township officers, 1855, named C3:287-291; township of­6cers, 1856, named C3:303, 304, 306, 308, C4:613, 665; township officers, 1857, named C5:436, 439,440,451,455, 457, 469; township officers, 1858, named C5:475, 484, 493, 497, SOl, 507, 511, 518

Leavenworth Fire and Marine Insurance Company C4:722

Leavenworth Herald: Proslavery newspa­per CI0:131, 134, 136, C15:3SO

Leavenworth lnquirer: suppressed, 1862 C12:415

Leavenworth, Kansas & Westem railroad: note on C12:49

l.eavenworth, Lawrence & Fort Gibson raíl­road: J. H. Lane's interest in P3: 150, 151; note on C12:47

l.eavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston rail­road C9:478, C17:69; in southem Kan­sas C16:505, 513; land grant of C12:39; legislation, 1866, aiding C9:372-375; notes on C11:103, C12:47, 48, 418; Osage lands held by C5:70, C8:107, 108, lOO, 191, C12:203

:.eavenworth. Lawrence & Gulf railroad: note on CI0:215

..eavenworth Lyceum C4:710

..eavenworth Mercantile Library: bumed C12:406

..eavenworth Normal School: note on C6: 116

..eavenworth, Pawnee & Westem railroad C7 :367, S07, 508; history BR26:96-98; notes on C8:89, 90, 102, C11:99, lOO, 121, 533-535, 576n, C12:38, 39, 189n, C16:765, 766, C17:339, 340; organization oI, 1857 C4:675, 730

..eavenworth Protestant Orphan Asylum: note on C15:257

Leavenworth Register: destroyed, 1855 C7: 525, 540n

Leavenworth Town Association: incorpora­tion, noted C4:702

Leavenworth Tumers' Society BR15:32 Leavenworth vigilance coromittee. See

ProsIavery vigilance committee, Leaven­worth

Leavitt, David, Leavenworth co. C5:484 Leavitt, Joseph Melcher, Baston, Mass. C14:

60 Leavitt, Louisa Augusta (dau. of Joseph

M.) C14:60 Leavitt, Retum S., Wyandotte C5:477 Lebanon, Jewell co. C17:384; name origin

C7:480 Lebanon Argus: note on C17:387 Le Bames, John W., Boston C8:213-220 Lebeau, Jean B.: gunsmith for Fox Indians

C16:725, 726 Lebo, Lt. Thomas C.: at Fort Hays C17:

236 Lebo: name origin C7:480 Lebon, William: justice of the peace, 1855

C3:286 Lechleiter, John, and family: to EIlis co.,

1875 Cll:493, 495 Lechleiter, MichaeI, and family: to EIIis

co., 1875 C11:493, 495 Le Clair, FranJe: blacksmith for Indians

C16:736 Le Claire, Antaine: interpreter C16:726 Le Clerc, Francois: given Iands, 1829 C16:

754 Le Clere, Baptiste (Pottawatomie Indian)

C16:766; private, Potta. police C16:740 Le Clere, James: private, Potta. police C16:

740 Le Clere family ( Pottawatomie Indians)

C14:559, 560 Lecompte, FranJe: treaty witness, 1859 C16:

765 Lecompte, Samuel Dexter C3:364, C16:518,

581; actions in Sherrard case C5:279, 282; arrival at Lecompton Sept. 1856, noted C4:501; assigned First judicial dist., 1855 C3:248, 249; at Leav., 1857, note on C12:305n; at Shawnee Mission, 1855, C8:333; biog. note CI0:275; biog. sketches C7:332n, C8:389n; "conversion" of, noted C3:430; escort ordered for, 1856 C4:591; fight to oust as territorial justice C7:232n, 233n; Geary's letter to, Sept. 1856 C4:568; Govemor Reeder's estimate of C3:203, 206; his defense of his acts as chief justice C8:389-405; in 1868 House CI0:256; Jefferson co. grand jury report to, 1856 C4:4ll-413; land purchase, noted C7 :347; legal action, 1856, noted C8: 186n; letter, Oct. 1856, to Geary C4:602-607; letter, Dec. 1856,

justUying release of Chas. Hays C4:726­729; letter, June, 1858 to Seco of State C5:531; list of court sessions presided over 1855-'56 C4:604; pres., Lecompton Town Co. C11 :468n; Proslavery slant of C4:629, 630; reIease of Chas. Hays by C4:630, 639, P2:119; removed as chief justice P2:120. 121, 127; ter. chief justice C3:238, C5:222, 521, C8:336n, 508, C16: 659; town named for C7:480, Cll:469; U. S. disto court held at Whitehead by C4:458; U. S. disto court held at Lecomp­ton by C4:482, 485,496; warrants issued by, Sept. 1856, noted C4:539, 550, 560, 567

Lecompton, --: buffalo hide buyer C17: 117

Lecom,ton Douglas CO.: affray at, Feb. 185 ei :725; arrival of Govemor Shan­non described C6:256; authorized to bor­row money, 1857 C4:717; C. K. Holli­day's remarks on C3:399, 400; Constitu­tion Hall, notes on C8:4, 339n, 340 (drawing), 341, C12:344, C16:37 (pho­tograph); E. W. Wynkoop at C12:368; early days, notes on C16:518-52O; execu­tive office of Shannon and Woodson at C3:306-334 passim; Free-State meeting at, Oct. 1857 C3:444; Free-State men in force at, Dec. 1857 C13:6; history (by Ely Moore, Jr.) Cll:463-480; hoteIS, notes on Cll:473, C16:518; in 1857, notes on C8:506, 507 (R. M. peck's comments), C13:5, 6, 315, 316; in 1857 (H. Tisdale's recollections) C7:460, 461; incorporation act amended, 1857 C4:713; incorporators, 1855, listed Cll :467n, 468n; known as "Bald Eagle" in 1854 CH :465; land for capitol, 1855, note onCll:468n; Lane's "siege" ofl Sept. 1856, note on C8:405; Legislative nall of 1857­'58. note on CI0:171; liquor-seIling, 1856, letters and mayor's proclamation on C4: 570, 571, 589, 592-594, 601; Locknane's boarding house in C9:341n; M. E. Church, South, notes on C13:316; name origin C7:480, Cll:469; newspapers, 1850's, notes on Cll:474, C13:5, 7; ¡Jost office, 1855 Cl-2:257, C7:443; Presby­terian church, note on C13:316; Protes­tant Episcopal church, notes on C16:358, 360, 361, 363, 370, 380, 381, 384, 387; prisoners held at, 1856 C4:568, 635; Pro­slavery conv. at, Jan. 1857 C4:675, 687, 689; river scene (lithograph) C9:344, 345; Rowena Hotel, notes on C8:339n, 382, ClO:641n; stage lines, note on Cll: 473; steamboats at C9:328-350 passim; territorial capital C5:549, 550 (U. S. atty. generaI's opinion on), C8:3, 338-342,

343n, C11 :467n; territorial capitol C4: 623, 624 (correspondence on), C5:474 (Denver's letter, 1858 on), C8:338 (drawing of foundationsL C8:338, 339n, 382 (history), C4:487, 654, 655, 661, C12:336 (notes on). C4:557, 558 (O. C. Stewart's report 011), C4:732, 733 (report on costs, 1856), C4:634 (W. Rumbold's letter on, 1856); U. S. land office at C8: 3-9, 12, C12:369; U. S. troop re-enforce­ments for, Aug. 1856 C4:461-468; view (lithograph of 1850's) C16:68

Lecompton Bridge Company, 1857 C4:715 Lecompton constitution: A. J. Isacks' letter,

1858, on elections under C5:501; Acting Governor Stanton's message to legislature on, 1857 C5:414-419; comment on con­troversy over BR16:9, 10; EnJdish bilI for submission of (F. H. HodJer's dis­cussion of) CI0:224-232; Ewing-Robin­son letters, 1857.'58, 011 C10:218-221; F. P. Stanton's reminiscences of events reIated to C3:338-358; G. A. Crawford's account of 6ght against CI0: 196-198; Govemor Wa!ker's letter on, Dec. 1857 C5:421-430; J. W. Denver s comments on, 1884 C3:362; J. CaIhoun's letter, 1858, on eIections under C5:SOl, 502; note on BR17: 17; opposition speeches, notes on ClO:216-218; R. G. Elliott's ac­count of defeat of CI0: 187-189, 195, 196; rejection, effects of C15:432-435; summarized history of C3:5, 7, 9-11, 14, 341. See, also Constitutions

Lecompton constitutional convention: ap­portionment of delegates for C5:315; comment on political· background P2: 142-145; F. P. Stanton's comments on. 1884 C3:341-347; meetings of, noteO C12:401n; note on C8:341; summarized aceount of C7:132n, 133n

Lecompton Democrat: Wm. Brindle edi­torial writer for C8:5

Lecompton district, M. E. Church South: notes on C12:140, 144-147, 152, C13: 298

Lecompton Improvement Association, 1857 C4:715

Lecompton movement: S. W. Eldridge's account of P2:129-148

Lecompton party: Denver, Colo. located by C7:446-452

"Lecompton Riflemen" C3:306 Lecompton Town Company: notes on C11:

461n, 468n Lecompton Unían: notes on C13:5 Le Conte, Dr. John: book by, noted C17:

209 Leddy, Thomas D.: in 1856 militia C4:645 Ledol1x. Ahr~m: farrier for Long exped.,

1819 C16:748

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285· marriage, noted C9:198; DÚSsionary worlc of C9:198, 199,201, 206, 215, 218, 219, 227-229, 581; notes on Cl-2:278, C10:348, 364, C12:152, 154; portraif C9: 194; treaty witness, 1846 C16:762

Peery, Margaret (Delaware girl) C9:188 Peery, Mary Jane (Mrs. John T.): notes

on Cl-2:278, C9:178n, 188, 198, 199; porlraif C9: 198

Peery, Dr. Russell: physician for lndians C16:734

PeHer, William Alfred: del. to Westem States conf. C8:541; lecturer for Alliance movement C9:5; letter, 1907 ClO:175¡ nominee for govemor C16:446; quotea on farro loaos C16:406, 407; U. S. senator C8:515, C9:426, 427, C16:416, 420, 443 671

Peg-gah-hoili-she (Kansas chief): note on ClO:355, 633

Pelceton county: created. 1800 C8:452; let­ter from, 1864 C8:453n; narne origin C8: 451 C12:463n

Pekráek, Karel C13:489 Pelathe (Shawnee lndian) C17:838, 839 Pelham, Jesse LeRoy: sec., Horticultural

Society C16:687 Pelishelc, Jos., Wilson C13:494 PeUette, - -: with Plumb party, 1856

C13:273, 278, 279 ~ in 1856 militia C4: ~ton resident Cll:472,

C16:363 Pelzer, William: capto in Cilpin's Battalion

ClO:114, 115 Pe-mah-che-wan~, or Pem-ach-wung (Ot­

tawa chief) C13:377, C16:766 Pemberton, - -, Council Crove: mayor

C16:530, 533, 534, 549, 551 Pemberton, Abr.: in 1856 militia C4:646 Pemberton, Bvt. Maj. John CliHord: at To­

peka, 1857 C5:470 Pemberton, John S., lowa Point: postmaster

Cl-2:257, C7:443 Pemberton, Lewis H., of Missouri C15:378 Pemeseo, John: asst. smith to Delawares

C16:727 Penalosa, Die!!;o Dionisio de: expedition,

1662, noted C17:533 Pence, David S.: pres., teachers' assn. C16:

705 Pence, George W.: election judge, 1855 C3:

267 Pendleton, Rev. W. L. fnot N. C., or N. L.]:

notes on C12:157-159 Pendry John L., Leavenworth co. C5:446 Penfleld, Dr. - -: a Holton founder C15:

593 Penfleld, Asabel, Wabaunsee co. C5:511 Penicaut, - -: Missouri river described

by, 1700 C9:249

Penick, W. R.: co-founder of Whitehead C12:490

Penn, WilIiam (Osage chief) C16:768, C17:707

Penn, William¡ of England: and passengers on the Weteome, 1682 C6:56-59

Penne-teth-Icah (Comanche chief) C17:6S4,648

Penney, H. J.: on board of admin. C16:675 Pennick, l. B.: diary, noted C14:340n Pennington, W. W., Jewell CO. C17:386 Pennington, Arapahoe co.: note on C12:471 Pennock, Frances Leisure (dau. of William) :

note on ClO:214 Pennock, Henry L., Leavenworth co. C5:

484 Pennock, J. B.: del. to Big Springs conv. C8:

372 Pennock, Mary (dau. of William): note on

C10:214 Pennock, William C13:135, 141, 162; at Big

Springs conv. C8:372; biog. sketch C10: 213, 214; farro on Minneola site C12: 433n; in 1857·'58 House ClO:170, P2: 157; member TopeIca legislature C13:195,201-234 pasrim

Pennsylvania Salt Company, Hutchinson: note on C14:369

Pennsylvanians: settlers at Lecompton C8: 381; settlers at Pawnee C7:372

Penny, Sarah E., Quenemo Cll:390, 391 Penoyer, J. W., Leavenworth co. C5:484 Penrose, Gen. William Henry: in the West

C17: lOS, 236 "Peos That Made Kansas Free": artiele by

R. J. Hinton C6:371-382 Pensineau, Paschal (or Pascal) C3:234, C8:

438; interpreter C16:734-736 Pensineau, Stephen (Kickapoo chief): treaty

signer C16:766 Pensions. See U. S. Pension Office, Topelca Pentecost, George Frederick: at Lecompton

C8:6, S07n, Cll:475; biog. sketch C8:6n; co-founder of Rowena C12:471

Pentland, Capt, Charles: at Fort Osage C1­2:282; treaty witness C16:751

Penwell, Laroy McClellan: biog. sketch BR23:54, 55; fair official CHl:684

People's Crand Protective Union of Kansas C15:223, 224

People's party. See Populist party Peoria, Baptiste C3:254, C13:132, 134; at­

tempted land fraud by C8:92, 93; biog. note C12:339n; del. lo Nebr. ter. conv., 1853 C6:106; interpreter C16:724, 725, 731, 732,734,735, 737; notes on C4:619, Cll:463n, 464, C13:299: Osawatomie on lánd of C12:339, 340; Paola named for C7:482; principal roan of Miami tribe C6: 113; slave-owner C7:241; treaty signer

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C16:770; W. H. Coffin's visit with C7: 324,325

Peoria, Jim: death of C16:249-251 Peoria and Kaskaskia Indians: lands in Kan­

sas, notes on C4:30l, 306, 619, C8:81, 92; notes on C9:241n, Cll :463n; treaty with U. S., 1832, notes on C16:755; treaty with U. S., 1854, notes on C16:764. See, also Confederated tribes

Peoria Methodist Mission: notes on C9:162, 168, 199, 200, 211, C16:238, 249, 251, 254

Peoria Village C7:326; post office, 1855 C1­2:257, C7:443

Pepoon, Ceorge W.: state rep. C16:711, C17:238

Pepoon, Lt. Silas: head of scouts, 1868-'69 C8: 114, C10:442, 663, C15:546. C17: 234-238,369; notes on C17:105, 106,228

Peppard, - -: R. M. Wright"s stories of C7:75-77

Pepper, Abel C.: U. S. comm'r C16:725, 726, 757-760

Pepperell, William H. L.: penitentiary cornm'r C8:527, C16:696; revenue col­lector C16:719

Perchord, John E., Manhattan C16:363 Perdue, Rosa Maude: biog. sketch C7: 13On;

'¡he Sources of the Constitution of Kan­sas," address by C7:130-151

Perduro, J. M.: cornm'r for state san. C16: 706

Perea, Jesus C9:458 Perez, Manuel: commdt.-general at Sto Louis,

1788 ClO:386 Perham, Charles, Palermo ClO:247: pub­

lisher Cl-2:174 Perinchief, Rev. Octavius, Quindaro C16:380 Perine, A. B.: blacksmith for Indians C16:

734 Perkins, Bishop Walden: biog. note C9:

421n; biog. sketch C7:251n; congressrnan C8:516, C16:671, 672; disto court judge C8:513, C16:668; U:S. senator C8:515, C9:420, 421, C16:671

Perkins, Fred.: del. to inigation congo C8: 538

Perkins, Fred, Oswego: highway cornm'r C16:686

Perkins, Mrs. Katherine Lindsay: artist C17: 580

Perkins, L. H., Lawrence: del. to charities conf. C8:537; law examiner C16:666; on oil producers' comm. C9:98

Perkins, Mrs. Mary E. (Hodgson) C13:363 Perkins, Thomas, Doniphan co. C5:507 Perlev, 1. E., Emporia C9:469 Perrill, Harry: state rep. C16:710 Perrin. E. O. C13:253 Perrin, Ccor~e H., Nemaha CO.: co-founder

23---8803

of Indianola C12:427n, 480; probate¡udge C3:28S

Perrine, James, Lawrence: Jcilled. 1863 P2: 194

Perrine, Van Dearing; artist C17:572; biog. sketch C17:580

Perry, Aaron, Lawrence C16:112 Perry, Albert, Troy C5:496, C16:377; peni·

tentiary comm'r C8:527, C14:415, C16: 696

Perry, C. A., Weston, Mo.: steamboat cap­tain C9:318, 322, 323

Perry, C. C.: state rep. C16;7ll Perry, C. D.: Englewood named by C7:

478; farro congo delegate C8:S35 Perry, Ceorge: del. to Ex-Slave Home conv.

C8:534 Perry, Henry C.: cornm'r of deeds CS:454 Perry, John (Shawnee chief) C16:754 Perry, John, of Fort Scott and London, Eng.:

biog. sketch C12:44Bn; coal interests oí C12:448

Perry, John A., Lawrence P2:50, 56, 110; leader of Free-State immigrants, 1856 C4: 513, 590, 607; on citizens' cornm., 1856 C4:400, 403, C8:186n, ClO:139; on U. S. marshal's posse C4:399, 401: and others, report on immigrant party, 1856 C4:609, 610, C8:306n

Perry, John D., Sto Louis, Mo.: banker C17: 340; letters by, noted CH :539n; pres., U. P. railroad, E. D. C8:204, 205, C9: 365, C11:538, 539, BR26:100; steamboat named for C9:305; town named for C7: 483

Perry, Joseph R.: laborer, Kaw agency C16: 738

Perry, Mrs. Julia B.: industrial school supt. C8:524, C16:688; supt., Industrial Farro for Women C16:688

Perry [not Penny], L. B., Ceary co. C3:289, CH:2O; note on CH:2On

Perry, Leslie J., Parsons C16:7 Perry, Middleton Lee: state hosp. supt.

(Parsons, and Topeka) C16:682, 689 Perry, O. R, Ness co. C12:469n Perry, Thomas (Shawnee Indian) C15:178 Perry, "Capt." William (Shawnee chief)

C9:166n Perry. William, Leavenworth C5:438, 469;

del. to Wyan. consto conv. Cl-2:237, 239, 246, CH :49: in "Shields' Cuards" C5:S01

Perry, William B.: state rep. Cll:592. 593 Perry, William C.: lawyer C8:96; U. S.

disto atty. C8:542, C16:712 Perry, Worley, Council Crove C16:530. 551 Perry: name oriltin C7 :483; U. P. railroad

at, 1865 Cll :540n Pcrry & Young, Weston, Mo. C9:322

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Pleas, William M., Leavenworth C8:221 Pleasant, Walter: state rep. C16:709 Pleasant HilI, Mo.: border raid center CU:

274 Pleasant HilI precinet, 1855 C13: 140, 143 Pleasanton: name origin C7:483, C10:42S;

woman mayor C12:400 Pleasonton, Gen. AHred C5:400; in Price

raid, 1864 C8:151, C9:433, 442, C16: 623, 654, 655; letters, 1857 C5:304-313 pasalm; town named for C7:483

Pilley, Allison J.: biog. sketch ClO:431n; capt., 19th Kan. cavo C6:38-40, 43, 49, C10:430, 431, 438-441, 445, 449, 454, 456, 662, 663, C17 :237, 361, 362, BR16: 56; milítia captain C12:296n, BR18:55, 56; scout, 1867 C9:444n, 446-450, 452; scout with Forsyth, 1868 (in Arickaree battle) C6:356, C9:453, C12:296, 298, C15:536, C17:230, 849, 850; wounded,1867 C13:536

Ploughe, Sheridan: biog. note C12:xxix; "Historical Aceuracy in Newspapers,"article by C12:xxix-xxxii

Plowman, C. E., Jewell co. C17:405 Plowman, Jonathan R, Doniphan co. C5:

432, 449; co-founder of Clayton C12: 475

Plowman, Thomas: land office receiver C8: U, C16:720

Plows: made at Lawrence, noted CIl:Il9 Plucar, Fr. C13:489 Plum, The (Sac & Fox chief) C16:760 Plum buttes, Rice co.: described ClO:41On Plum creek; campin$!' place on, noted ClO:

667; "f!ats" in Ellsworth and Rice cos., noted C13:481, 482

Plumb, Caroline A. (Mrs. P. B.): biog.note BR22:69

Plumb. Ellen: graduate, Emparia Normal C12:88, 89n

Plumb, George, Emparia: family of C12: 89'1; on public utilities comm. C16:698;railroad comm'r C16:700

Plumb, James R (son of George) C12:89n Plumb, Joseph C. (son of George) C12:89n Plumb, Levi: alías of the Rev. J. E. Stewart

C5:540 Plumb, Preston Bíerce C7:377, C9:469;

aetions, Aug. 1863 C13:449-451 (A. R Greene's remarks on), C14:314-318; l1ide to Lane, 1857 CU :222'1; Alliance plato form, 1889, approved by C9:5; biog. note CI0:276; Civil War career, notes on C8: 35·'3-356, C9:440, C13:449-451, C14:314­319, 328, 333-335; comm'r for soldiers' orphans C8:526, C16:695; co-founder ofMariposa C12:482, C13:277; Emparia founder C8:306, C13:241; death, noted C9:420, C16:419; del. to Leav. consto conv. C3:12; disinterest in Fort Riley,

noted C7 :367; foreman on Herald of Freedom Cl-2:176; H, E. Palmer's re­marks on C6:321-323; House speaker C8: 5Il, C16:664; in "Kansas Volunteers" C5:366; in party rescuing Ben Rice C14: 230; legislator C3:101-106, 108, C9:366, ClO:261; letter, 1886 C3:468, 469; '1'110­tograph C13:273; publisher Cl-2:176; salt interest of C14:360; Supreme Court reparter C3:390, 391, C8:512, C16:665; to Kansas, 1856 Cl-2:213, C13:270-279; township supervisor, 1858 C5:495; U. S. senator C8:515, C9:419, C16:405, 409, 419, 671

Plumb family, Lyon CO.: note on C12:89n Plumb creek, Nebr. ClO:103 Plummer, Mrs. Bertha, Chase CO. C12:397 Plummer, George W.: state rep. C16:709 Plummer, Henry: at Sac &: Fox agency C16:

727 PlummerbCapt. Joseph Bennett: in Wilson's

creek attle C5: U8, 123 Plummer, Joseph E., Neosho CO. C16:508;

biog. note BR21: 17 Plunket, William, Brown CO. C3:290 Plymouth, Brown co. C4:514, 517, C7:487,

C8:314n, C13:273n, 274 Podlasek, Joseph, Wilson C13:501 Podlena, --, Ellsworth CO. C13:484 Poepges (or Poepyes?), William C4:726;

del. to Big Springs conv. C8:372 Poereich, Joho, Lyon creek C14:153, 154;

land of, noted C14:166, 167 Poff, S., Sherman CO. C8:5S Pohl, F., Wilson C13:495 Poindexter, Clarence H., Kansas City C15:

462, 466, 467, 469 Poindexter, J. S.: del. to Comm. Men's

congo C8:533 Poindexter, R M.: in revenue service C16:

719 Poinsett, Rev. William B.: penitentiary

chaplaín C14:421 Point of Racks, in Colo.: notes on C15:90,

91 Point of Rocks, Morton co. C17:133; note

on BR18:Il4 Points, Thomas R., Pottawatomie ca. C5:

452, 510 Poisal, John: interpreter C16:732 Poisal, R W.: interpreter C16:732 Po-ko-mah. See Plum, The (Sac & Fox

chief) Pokorny, A., Wilson C13:501 Pokorny, A. J., Holyrood C13:497 Pokorny, Ján, Ellsworth co. C13:481 Polhanis, Isaac, Miami co. C5:504 Police commissíoners: of 1880's, notes on

C9:422,423 Polistra fnot PoliskaJ: on site later Manhat­

tan C4:247

Political campaigns, 1890-1900: notes on C16:4U-448

Political parties: in Kansas, 1850's, notes on Cll:221n, 222'1

Política! situation: in Dec, 1856, Governor Geary's letter on C4:661, 663

Politics, 1860: H. S. Walsh's letters on Medary admin. C5:619, 620, 623-626; in southern Kansas C13:262, 263

Polk, L. L., of North Carolina C16:413, 414; in Kansas, 1890 C9:6

Polk [not PopeJ, Lt. Marshall Tate: Pawnee Assn. member C7:368, C12:485

Polk, Olíver H. P.: Potta. lands bought by C8:103

Polk, Thomas: election judge, 1854 C3:233 Polk, Tom: at Tradíng Post C16:641, 643 Polk, Washington Henry C9:178n PoIk county, Mo.: volunteers, in Kansas,

1856 C15:387 Polland, John: at Big Creek ranch C17:197 Pollard, Abraham S., Council Grave C5:503,

C9:470, C16:562 Pollard, H. Rives: editor Cl-2:167 Pollard, Willard, Council Grove: 'Photogra'Ph

C16:536 Pollard, William, Council Grove C8:138,

C16:556, C17:708 Polley, Abel [not Ab~ahamJ, Osage co. C5:

446,452,459; spnng of, noted C17:375, 376

Polley M. C., Republic City ClO:15, 16 Pollack, John C.: associate J·!U'tice C8.:512,

C13:101, C16:665; U. S. íst. court )udge C8:542, C13:101, C16:712

Polly, Mrs. - -: death at Fort Hays, noted Cll:581

Polson, Alfred: to Gameld, 1879 CIl :33 Pomeroy, Dr. C. R.: pres., K. S. T. C., Em­

poria C6:Il7, C8:525, C16:689 Pomeroy, J. F., Jackson co. C15:595 Pomeroy, James P.: town named for C7:480 Pomeroy, Julius: cornm'r of deeds C3:311 Pomeroy, Lucy Gaylord (Mrs. Samuel C.):

relíef work by C9:482n Pomeroy. Samuel Clarke C7:392, C13:133;

A. Bondi's remarks on C8:278; activities, Dec. 1855 CI0:465, 466; at 1855 Free­State conv. C4:252; at 1860 raílroad conv. C9:468, 472-480 'Passím; at K. C., Mo., 1854 C8:228; at Lawrence, 1856 P2:50, 51,89; at Lawrence Free-State conv. ClO: 197'1; Atchison bank interest of C12:366; biog. sketch C8:278n; buyer, Squatter Sovereign C6:173, CI0:137n; D. W. Wil­der's comment on C16:5, 6; del. to Rep. nato conv., 1856 P2:66; E. F. Ware's re­marks on C6:154-156, 163; exploring trip up Smoky Hill, noted C4:246; ~ Titus' attack on, noted CU:93n; ~

Martin's remarks on C12:367; House can­didate, 1855 C3:261; in Frontier Guard C10:419-421; J. F. Legate's comment on C4:272; J. J. Ingalls' comment on C14: 121; mernber Bluemont College assn. C7: 169, 170; N. E. Emigrant Aid Co. agent C6:92, 94, 95; notes on C12:366, C16: 52'1; on Lawrence Assn. cornm. C16:51, 52, 56; on Lawrence citizens comm. C4: 400; on S. Lightfoot C9:339; prisoner, Dec. 1855 C5:242, ClO:466; publisher Cl-2:164; Quindaro promoter Cll:6; re­líef agent C7:203, 204'1, C9:482, 483, 485; S. S. Prouty's remarks on Cl-2:134; school trustee C6:70: steamboat named for C9:310; T. Hyatt's remarks on C7: 385; to Kansas, 1855 P2:11, 12; U. S. senator C8:99, 348, 515, ClO:234, 235, C16:671; with Lane's army, 1856 P2:75, 83, 110; and others, report On their emi­grant party, 1856 C4:609, 610, C8:30an

Pomeroy-Eldridge immigrant parties. See Immigrants, Free-State (Eldridge-Pome­roy parties)

Pomeroy, McBratney & Adams, Atchison: publishers Cl-2:172

Pomona: name origin C7:483 Pomrade, Lean: fresco artist C9:156 Ponca (Ponka) Indians C10:329, 342, 368,

C15:183; fight with Pawnees C14:608; notes on C9:250n, C14:443, 445, 448, 449, 460, 702; raids on Pawnee Mission 1845-'46 C14:679, 680, 687, 688

Pond, Ann Frances (Mrs. James B.): note on C17:190n

Pond, C. E., Wabaunsee co. C5:493 Pond, Capto George F.: in Kansas C7:367 Pond, Homer W.: past commdr. G. A. R.

C16:68S Pond, Capto James Burton C6:151, C17:191;

biog. sketch C17:189n, 190n; and com­mand, attacked by Quantrill C7: 245'1

Pond, Martha Marion (Mrs. James B.) C17: 190'1

Pond City, Wallace co.: notes on C17:200, 227,248

Pond City Land and Town Co.: note on C17:227

Pond creek, Okla.: J. R. Mead trading Bite on CI0:625n

Pond's creek: name origin C17:189; note on C17:248, 249

Pond's creek station: Indian raids on C17: 206, 207, 209, 227; notes on C17:189, 199, 200, 225, 227

Po-ne-no-pah-she (Osage chief) C16:767 Pony Express route: note on C9:576 Ponziglione, Rev. Paul M.: at Bender home

C17:471; bíog. note C17:471n; letter, 1868, quoted C9:26, 27; letter, 1899,

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Robidoux, Joseph: private, Sac lE Fox po­ 1855 Fourth of July, Douglas CO. c:T :578; llce CI6:740 desired penitentiary at Lawrenee C14:

Robidoux, Louis: private, lndian pollee 379· elected Free-State governor C1·2: C16:740 15?, C3:440, C8:3471 C13:157, 171;

Robidoux, Peter, Wallace CO.: autobiog. Emigrant Aid Co. leaaer C17:831; first letter CI7:283-289; home (photograph state govemor C8:294, 295, 509, C16: of) CI7:285; photograph CI7:284; post­ 660; Free-State militia head C5:87, 242, master at Wallace CI7:248; W. F. 247, 248, C6:196, C7:406, CI3:156; Thompson's artiele on CI7:283-290 '"The Government of Kansas," address

Robidoux, Mrs. Peter: photograph C17: by C3:368-372; Govemor Ceary's ref­284 erences lo C4:662, 689; home destroyed,

Robidoux, Thomas: witness to Indian treaty 1856 C4:401, C7:530n, C8:186n, P2: C16:723 54; I. T. Goodnow's mention of C4:245;

Robidoux, & Papin CI5:45 impeached, 1862 C3:104-106; in five Robidoux's trading post, Blacksnake Hills, legislatures C9:367; inaugural address,

Mo. C14:593, 695; post offiee, 1840 CI0: Mar. 1856 C13:171, 172; Joel Moody's 319 remarks on C14:217-219, 223n; 101m

Robinett, A. C., Neosho oo. C16:510 Brown, Jr's. remarks on C3:465, 466; Robins, J. A., Council Crove C9:470 Lawrence Assn. trustee C16:52; Lawence Robinson. - -: asst. blacksmith for In- banIc interest of C12:368; Lawrence land

dians C16:727 elaim, notes on C16:42, 45, 59-61; letter, Robinson, - -, Atchison: wounded in 1855, to Ell Thayer Cl-2:222; letter,

Hickory Point battle C4:576-578 1856, to J. H. Lane C8:203n; letters, Robinson, A., Quindaro C9:469 1856, to President Pierce C5:245-247; Robinson, Albert Alonzo C13:452, 455, C17: letter, 1856, to C. W. Brown C5:249,

254; biog. sketch BR22:65 250; letter, 1858, on Lecompton consto Robinson, Alexander M.: supt. of Indian ClO:219, 220; length of term as gover­

affairs C16:733 nor an issue, 1861 C10:236; message lo Robinson, Amos, Unn co. C16:618 Topeka legislature 1856 C13:178-188; Robinson, Asa P.: engineer C13:539, 540 N. E. Emigrant Aid Co. agent C6:92-95; Robinson, Dr. B. A.: on veterinary board note on BR18:34, 35; O. E. Olin's re­

C16:708 marks on C5:129; office (1854) a voting Robinson. B. F. C3: 237; Indian agent CII: place C3:233; on comm. to welcome

320, C16:731-733; U. S. comm'r C15: Crand Dulce Alexis ClO:574n; on Free· 106, 119, 123, 125, 127, 158, 159 State comm., 1855 CI3:128; on S. Ne

Robinson, B. J.: del. to Pan-Amo oonv. C8: Plus Ultra C9:307; original land elaim, 539 note on ClO:621; petition, Apr. 1857

Robinson, Betsy (Mrs. Robert) C17:827 C5:433-43S; portrait C9:376; portraitRobinson\ Charles C7:324, C13:132, 162, (by Ruggles) given Hist. Society Cl­

C16:5 7; a controversial figure C16:5: 2:157-160; pres., Free-State conv., 1857 activities, May, 1856 C3:206-209, 21I, C5:45; pres., Hist. Society C8:523, C16: 215, 216: address on territorial governors 686; promoter of Fremont for president Cl-2:115-130; ancestral chart C9:377; C5:5O; Quindaro promoter C11 :6; quote arrest and imprisonment, 1856 C4:417, froro luly 4, 1855 speech C8:365; quoted C8:186n, 340, 366, C9:543n, 544, C10: on EIi Thayer C17:326; R. C. EIliott's 139, C13:273n, 275, P2:78; at 1860 references to ClO: 191, 192; R. C. EI­railroad conv. C9:470, 472, 473, 479; liott's remarks on C8:365, 366, 370, 371; biog. amcIe (by F. W. Blackmar) C6: remarks on Eli Thayer Cl-2:191; role 187-202; "blunders" by, 1857 C13:255i in Free-State consto movement, noted C3: bust of, at K. U. C6:200, C8:531 ano 437, 438; role in Wakarusa War C7: C16:706 (comm'rs to procure bust, 525n, ClO:459-471 passim; S. D. Le­listed): chairman, Comm. of Safety C10: oompte's protection of C8:402; S. N. 459, C13:152, 154, 155; chairman, Exec. Wood's remarks on C3:42S, 429; S. S. oomm., Free-State party C8:371n; elaim­ Prouty's remarks on Cl-2: 133: school ant. 1859 C6:361; co-owner S. Otis trustee C6:70, 71; signer of Wakarusa Webb C9:342; comment on, 1857 C13: war treaty C5:247, 250; speech, Dec. 257; oomment on his The 'KLlnsas Con­ 1855, paraphrased CI0:462, 463; state /lid C16:22; del. to BimetaIlic congo C8: senator C3:415; supt., Haskell Inst. C16: 533; del. to Topeka consto conv. C6:295, 744; "Topeka and Her Constitution," C8:345, C13:142, 160, 164; descr. of address by C6:291-305; town named for

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COMPREHENSIVE INDEX. 1875-1930

C7:483; treasurer, Exec. Comm. of K. T. Robinson, O. F.: to Kansas 1856 C7:490 C13:141, 142, 152, 154; university regent Robinson, Robert, Shawnee co. C17:827 C6:73, C8:531, CI6:706; veto of bill Robinson, Sanford (son of Asa P.) CI3:540 for university at Manhattan, noted C6: Robinson, Sara Tappan Doolittle (Mrs 72, C7:170; W. H. Taft's references to Chas.) C8:531, C16:706: biog. not, C9:121-123; will of, noted BR18:35; BR18:34, 35; book by, quoted C9:330n;¡

F. W. Blaclcmar's remarks on C6:192;with Covemor Denver at Fort Scott C3: 364, C5:532, 535; and wife, donors of Free-State activities of, noted C1·2: 126,

C3:222; photograpm BR18:43; portrait'l land to KU C6:72; and wife, on S. Star note on C14:200; "The Wakarusa War,"o{ the West C9:338. See, also Lane­amele by C10:457-471 Robinson feud Robinson, Tazwell, Miami CO. C5:500Robinson, Mrs. Charles. See Robinson, Sara

Robinson, Lt. Thomas Benton: at Fort Wal., Tappan Doolittle (Mrs. Chas.) lace C17:256, 268, 269,271 Robinson. D. A.: engineer on Rock IsIand

Robinson, Virginia T. (Mrs. Wm. R.) BR15:C15:577 Robinson, Daniel B.: head of Santa Fe oper­ 37

Robinson, W. C., Winfield C15:480: del. to ations, 1893 C13:453 Trans-Miss. oong. C8:540, 541Robinson, David, Sherman co. C8:55 Robinson, W. D., Pittsburg: del. to mining Robinson. David H.: professor at KU, 1866 congo C8:536C6:74 Robinson: fire, 1882 C12:408; name origin Robinson, E. F.: pIes., teachers' assn. C16:

704; principal, Normal School, Concordia C7:483 Robinson family: to Cloud co., 1860's C16: C6:1I6, C8:526, C16:694; sec., teachers'

590assn. C16:704 Robison, D. P., Bourbon oo. C5:501Robinson, E. C.• Riley co. C9:470 Robison, John, Linn co. C16:624, 645Robinson. E. L.: asst. matron, Haskell Inst. Robison, John W., El Dorado: del. to farm C16:744 congo C8:535; pres., board of agric. C16: Robinson, Ezra W., Miami oo. C5:473, 492

677; railroad comm'r C16:700 Robinson, Fannie B. (Mrs. John W.): note Robison, William, Linn oo. CI6:624on C8:143n Robitaille: note on correct spelling of C9:Robinson, Ceorge T.: engineer C8:517, C16:

583674 Robitaille, Elizabeth (Wyandotte girl) C9:Robinson, H. L.: dept. oommdr., U. S. W. V. 188, C15:115, 143 C16:708; payrnaster general C16:674

Robitaille, Emily E.: teacher, HaskeIl Inst. Robinson. J. P., DeSoto: co-founder of Mis­C16:745souri City C12:483; note on ClO:276

Robitaille, James (Wyandotte boy) C15:Robinson, Dr. Jabez: editorial writer CI-2: 115, 143 174 Robitaille, Mary Ann (Wyandotte girl) C15: Robinson, Jack: cIeIk of S. Ben W. Lewis lIS, 143C9:299 Robitaille, Robert (Wyandotte Indian) C9:Robinson, James M., Franklin ro. C3:285 469, C15: lIS, 143, 185; "Boat" of, notes Robinson, James W., Sherman co. C8:61 on C8:86, C9:82n, C16:39-1I0 passim;Robinson, John: at Pond creek, 1868 C17: school taught by C9:23S225 Robitaille, Robert WoHord (Wyandotte boy)Robinson, Dr. John H.: with Pike expedition C9:187, 583, CI5:115, 143 C6:330, C10:61, OOn, 67n, C16:747 Robitaille, Rosalie (Wyandotte girl) C9:Robinson, Dr. John W., Manhattan C3:8, 9, 188, C15: 1I5, 143C5:465, C9:470¡ death, noted C3:412; Robley, Fannie W. (Mrs. Thos. F.) BR15:impeached, 1862 C3: 104-106; secretary 37of state C8:295. 509, C16:661 Hobley, Thomas F., Fort Scott: postmasterRobinson, Joseph: del. to fann congresses Cl-2:256, C7:442 C8:535 Robson, Harrie E.: state rep. C16:710 Robinson, Col. L., Macon co.¡ Mo. C15:386

Roby, - -: Indian agent, with Ottawas toRobinson, L. W., Towanda: ael. to livestock Kansas C8:80 meeting C8:538

Robinson, Mrs. Margaret E., Council Crove: Roby, Dr. Henry Wesley: del. to Am. oong. on TB C8:533; on medical board C8:del. to Cotton States expos. C8:534

Robinson, Moses M.: death, 1856, noted 525, C16:692 C13: 155; House resolutions on death of Roby, S. C., Westport, Mo. C9:564, ClS: C13:189, 190 376

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created, 1867 CS:456; German-Russians Ryan, Matthew: biog. sketch ClO:276 in, ootes on C13:523-526 C15:581, 582­

1 Ryan, Michael, Ellis: K. P. engineer C12:349 587-589; Inelian depreaatioDS, 1860's. Ryan, Sirooo H.: to Wabaunsee CO., 1854Doted C8:384-386, Cll:541, C13:514. Cl1:594, 595515; name origin C7:474, C14:88; or­ Ryan, Thomas: congressman C7:367, C8:ganized, 1872 C8:457 516, C16:672, 774; U. S. minister C16: Russell, Majors and Waddell: McCanles an 715ageot for C17: 12 Ryan, W. H.: in 1856 militia C4:645 Russell Springs (stage station) C17:110 Ryan, William H., Crawford co.: del. toRussia: Gennan settlement of Bessarabia Anti Coal-Trust conV. C8:533; legislator (Wm. Morgeostem's artlcle 00) C15: C9:368579-590 Rydbeck, F. O., Salina Cll :31

Russiaos: with Grand Duke Alexis' party, Rydberg, J. E., Saline CO. Cll:36listed C10:564, 565 Ryde, Fred, Hutchinson Cll:33Russo-Germans in Kaosas. See MennoDites; Ryder, Dr. Louis A.: 00 medical board C16: German-Russians 693Rust, A. E., Atchison co. C5:512 Ryker, Charles A.: railroad comm'r C16:700 Rust, Horatio G.: note on C9:386n Ryland, E. M.: steamboat named for C9:301 Rutan, Joho C., Wichita: police comm'r Rynal, Henry S., BroWD ro. C5:483C16:698 Rynerson, E. A.: supt., Bell Memorial Hosp. Ruter. See, under Buter C16:708Ruth, Hilda, Shawnee co. C17:828 Rynersoo [not RyersoD?l, J., Franklin co.Rutb, I. M., Lawrence C17:333 C5:489 Rutherford, Dr. - -, Harrlsburg, Pa.: in Rynerson, Joel H., Shawnee CO. C17:828

plot to reseue Jobo BroWD C8:213n, 215n, Ryus, Ernme(r)t: capt., 19th Kan. cavo C6:216n,225 51; newspaper employee Cl-2:175

Rutherford, Lucien B., Leaveoworth C15: Ryus, William H.: book by, note on C17:153 480 Rzma, Capto John: in 37th U. S. inf. C17: Rutherford, S. M.: at Choctaw agency C16: 212

730 Ruthgabon, George, Bourbon co. C5:596 S Ruthrup, Samuel, Dickinsoo co. C14:158 Saber( s ): charge against Cheyennes, 1857 Ruthton (B. O. D. station): notes on C17: C8:497; drill (A. R. Greeoe s experiences 192, 194,196, 198 at) C14:286, 287 Rutland, Jobo: Indian agent C16:723 Sabetha: German sisters at school in C17:RutIedge, Bertba V.: artist C17:581 267; name origin C7:483 Rutledge, Isaac: in 2d Kan. inf. C16:636 Sabin, George N.: killed by Yeager band CS: Rutledge, Silas: del. to Gulf Trans. congo 170C8:535 Sabin, Jererniah, Shawnee co. C5:508; inRutter, --, Sprlng HiII: pioneer Cll:461 1862 legislature C3: 106 Ruxton, George Frederick C15:51, 57, 61, Sabrava, Anton, Ellswortb co. C13:481

64, 67; quoted C15:79-81 Sac & Fox Indians: at Indian couocil, 1848 Ruysdale. J. W.: in 1856 militia C4:646 C6:99 lOO, 104; bride's costume de­Ryan, Mrs. Belle, White Cloud C12:401 scribed Cll:345n; burlal customs Cll:Ryan, Colonel W.: disto court judge C8:514, 338, C13:308; chiefs of, note on Cll:395;C16:669 cholera among, 1832 C9:281n; Coman­Ryan, Ernest A., Girard C15:478, 480; dept. ches defeated by CI0:318; C14:501, 502;

adjt., Am. Legioo C16:677 comment on C12:390; customs, way ofRyan, Frank Joseph: on public utilities Iife, etc. (1869) Cll:345n, 346n; ene­

comm. CI6:698; railroad cornm'r C16: mies of Comanches Cll:352; fight with 700; seco of state C16:661 Pawnees, 1848 Cll:342; nght with Plains

Ryan, J., Leavenworth: del. to mining congo tribes 1853(?) ClO:324, Cll:348, 349;C8:536 history, notes on C9:250n, ClO:323, cn:Ryan, J., Madison CO. C5:450 333-342; houses built for, 1860's, notes on Ryan, J. M., Holton: on tax comm. C16:704 C7:220, C8:1OOn, Cll:358, 359, 363; in Ryan, James: to Ashland, Riley co., 1855 awe of Wyandottes C6:99, lOO, 104, C9: CI0:642,643 840; in Franklin and Osage coso (Mrs.Ryan, Joel: election judge, 1855 C3:255; l. M. Ferris' article OD) Cll:333-395; in

House candidate, 1855 C3:268, 269 l. T., 1869-1909, notes on Cll:381-395;Ryan, Rev. Joseph E. C16:380-363, 368, in Wisconsin, 1869 Cll :345n; Iowa band,

370-374, 376-378, 381, 389 notes 00 C8:131, C9:250n, Cll:359, 392,

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393; medicine lodge, note 00 Cl1:345; Sackett, Emma G.: sec., teachers' assn. mill of, Dote on Cl1:362n; Mo-ko-ho-ko's C16:705 band, notes on Cll:382, 383, 394; notes Sackman, Jacob, EIlsworth CO. C13:473 on, 1893 C14:536, 537; on hunt, 1854, "Saeramentf ~cannoD) Cl-2:227, 228, C9: noted C9:323; photograph of 10 at Old 291, e 7:' 8; captured at Franklin Settlers Day, QueDemo, 1909 Cll:393; C6:258, 259, 268, 269, P2:85; fired in raid on Kaws, 1862 Cll:360; raid on celebration of statehood C3:385; Dote Missourias, 1700's C9:258, 259; raid 00 00, 1857 C9:339; T, Bickerton's account Omahas, 1839 C14:720; religioD, note OD of Cl-2:218-221; used in Hickory Point Cll:362; removal to Kansas, 1845-'46, battle C4:536, C6:79, C7:535, 536, CH: notes OD Cll:340, 341; removal to I. T' l 134n; used iD Fort Titus capture C6: 1869-'71, notes on CIl:381, 382; robbea 271, C7:533, C9:547, P2:86 by Comanches, 1862 CIl :360; school for, Sad-dy-yo.. See Dog Fat (<:Omanche chief) 1862-'70, notes on Cll:357, 361-364,369, Sadler, Otis E.: fish comm r C8:522, C16: 373, 375, 382; smallpox among, 1851 684 Cll: 346; treaties, 1804-'42, notes on Safford, A. C. Washbum, Lawrence C5: Cll:334-340; treaties, 1822-'37, notes OD 482, 486 C16:758-760; treaty with U. S., 1842, Safford, Jacob C8:148, C13:120, C16:366~ note 00 C16:761; treaty with U. S., 1854, associate justice C3:391, C8:512 C13: note on C16:763; treaty with U. S., 1859, 98, 99, C16:665; at 1860 railroaa 1 conv. notes on Cll:353, 354, C16:765; treaty C9:468, 473, 479; attomey, Lane-Jeokins with U. S., 1861, notes on C16:766; treaty case C16:128, 130, 171, 175, 176; disto with U. S., 1864, notes on Cll:372, 373, court judge C3:390, C8:513, C15:597. C16:767; treaty with U, S., 1867, Dotes C16:666 on Cll :375-377, C16:769. 770; visit to Sage, Jobo: wagon-master, 1864 C10:414­WashiDgton, D. C., 1868 Cll:377, 378; 416 wedding custom. account of Cll:365. Sage, Rufus B. C15:45, 49, 50, 52, 63, ([1, See, also Confederated tribes; Higbland 72,89,90 Presbyterian Mission; lowa, Sac & Fox Sage, Wesley. Lino ca. C5:507 Indians; and entrie8 followlng Sager, A. M., Manan co. C17:859

-agency, in Fraoklin aDd Osage cOS.: from Sager, Henry, Westport, Mo. C9:564 1846-'60 in FranIdin ca., notes 00 CIl: Sager, Mrs. John, CouDcil Grave: photo­xxii, 341 342, 354, 362n, 367; from graph C16:550 1860-'68 at QueDemo, Osage co., notes Sagioaw missioo C9:200on C8:130, 131n, Cll:355, 358, 359, Saint-Ange de BelIerive, Louis: with de 361, 362, 369, 376, 377, 379; post office Bour~ont C9:256, 257, CI0:337 at, 1855 Cl-2:259, C7:444; robbed, 1856 Sto Ano s Academy, Sto Paul C9:23 C4:511; stage line for C7:460n; under Sto Bernard, Franklin oo.: notes on C3:312, guard, 1858 C5:526; U. S. troops at, C4:440. 713, C8:338, C12:487; post 1859 C5:566, 570 office, 1855 Cl-2:256 C7:442

- -See, also Great Nemaha ageocy Sto Catharlne Town and Grazing Co.: ac­-lands: half-breed C4:301 (surveys, 1839, count of Cll:515

1854 noted), Cll:376 (Osage co); in Sto Charles, Montana co.: notes on C12: Franfdin and Osage COS., notes on C8: 471, C13:72n 85, lOO, 101, 130, 131, Cl1:341, 342, Sto Clair, Gen. Arthur C17:450 379; trust lands in Osage and Franklin Sto Clair, Hannibal Cícero C16:683 cos., notes on Cl1:366, 367, 370, 371, Sto Clair, James F.: state road comm'r C8:, 376-379 531

Sac & Fox language books: notes OD Cll: Sto Clair, Rev. Peter: notes on C12: 180 392 Sto Cosrne, Jean Francois de: missionary

Sac & Fox Methodist Mission, Osage ca. C9:245,246 C9:162, 568, 572, 576 (map); notes on Sto DeDis. Louis de: expedition, 1714, note CIl :357, 360, 361-364, 366, 369, 373, on C17:27. 28 375, 382, 383 Sto George & Sto Joseoh Railroad Company:

Sacajawea C15:62, 63; death of C1.'5:63 incorporated. 1857 C4:714 Sackendiather (Delaware chief) C9:204n Sto Georlle Rridge Company: incorporated, Sackett, Capto Delos B.: in Kansas C4: 18,'57 C4:7Il

485, 511, C8:341, 485, Cll:464, 465, Sto George Town Company: incorporated, C12:341; in charge of Free-State prison­ 1857 C4:723 ers C4:469, 474: reports by, 18.'56 C4: Sto John, Andrew, Franklin CO. C5:483; in 470, 480, 488, 489, 495 1st KaD. battery C14:282

[393 ]

Jj

COMPREHENSIVE INDEX, 1875-1930KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIJrrY • Sheny, Byron, Leavenworth C8:401; brig.

general C8:517, C16:674; judge, crimi­nal oourt of Leav. co, C3:392; state senator C3:413

Sherwín: M. E. Church, South, active in C12:17S-178

Sheterahiate (Pawnee Indian) C16:748 Shew, David, Cherokee co, C7:246 Shew, John, Cherokee oo. C7:247, 248 Shi-a-wa. See Solomon, John (Wyandotte

chieO Shibboleth: post office burned by Chey­

ennes BR18:27 Shibley, Robert Y.: co-founder of Palmetto

C12:485 C14: 129n, C15:417 Shick Shaclc (Indian), of Dlinois C17:481,

482 Shideler, Harry Wilson: House speaker pro

tem C16:664; on board of education C16: 681; state rep. C16:709

Shidler, Henry: killed by Cheyennes BR18: 31

Shield, Mrs. Ella Glenn: del. lo charities conf. C8:537; del. to prison assn. meeting C8:539

Shields, Ambrose, Miami oo. C5:501 Shields, BeHord Q.: vice oonsul C16:715 Shields, C. D., Woodson co. C5:515 Shields. Mn. Clara M. Fengel: "The Lyon

Creek Settlement," artiele by C14:143­170; photograph C14:144

Shields, Ed.: employee, Haskell Inst. C16: 745

Shields, Mn. Emma G., Ellis C12:400 Shields, George, Lindsborg C11 :45 Shields, Hiram, Shawnee oo. C5:452, 508 Shields, J. B.: owner, Lost spring C14:145 Shields, J. R., Anderson co.: oonstable, 1858

C5:485 Shields, Miss M. J.: teacher, Kickapoo Mis­

sion C16:733 Shields, S. H., Lindsborg C11:45 Shields. Sam, Lindsborg: trading post,

1860's. noted C11:36 Shields, Samuel, Brown co. C5:512 Shields. Gen. William, of Missouri C15:386 Shields (or Hickory Point): post office, 1855­

'78 Cl-2:259¡ C4:576, C7:444 "Shields' Guaros": militia company, 1858

C5:501 Shigget, Louisa (Delaware girl) C9: 188 Shi-keep-sah (Kansas Indian) C16:568 Shiloh, battle of, 1862: L. Stillwell's recol­

lections of C11: 296-305 Shimer, Edward C.: sec., railroad oomm'rs

C16:700 Shimmons, John H., Lawrence C16:517,

C17:333; altercation with G. W. Clarke C6:64; co-foundcr of Elizabethtown C12: 477; election judge C13:138, 163; witness

in Lane-Jenkins case C16:75, 76, 83, 84, 87-89, 91,93-96, lOB, 117, 118, 121

Shindler. Henry: adjt. general's messenger C8:530, C16:675; biog. sketch C12:331n; "The First Capital of Kansas," artiele by C12:331-337; gauger, revenue service C16:717-719

Shingawassa. See Handsome Bird (Osage chief

Shingawassa, or Shun-gah-wah-sa (Kansas chieO C9:17, C13:278, C16:766

Shinn, A.: railroad property comm'r C8: 529, C16:699

Shinn, Albert C.: del. lo Trans-Miss. congo C8:540; Populist nominee for lieut. gov­ernor C16:412

Shinn, Charles W.: disto court judge C8:514, C16:668. 669

Shinn, E. F.: in revenue service C16:719 Shinn, Lt. John Brognard: in Kansas C5:525 Shinn, T. O.: disto court judge C8:514, C16:

669 Shipley, Dr. - -, Salem C17:385 Shipper' R., Johnson oo. C5:485 Ship(s : U. S. S. Kansas C12:346 (christen­

ing, note on), C12:415, 418, 425 (notes on), BR17:41 (figurehead, note on), BR24:54, 50, 61 (silver service of, lent lo Historical Society ) , BR25:27 (data on silver service of noted)

Ship-she, JoOO: la~er, Potta. ageney C16: 739; private, Potta. police C16:740, 741

Shiras, Peter Ottawa C12:374n Shire. Daniel, Leavenworth C12:365 Shirer, Mrs. Pauline (Haynes): artist C17:

582 Shirk, D. F.: on textbook comm. C8:530,

C16:701 Shirk, James Abram Garfield: pres., Acad.

of Science C16:672 Shirley, - -: Wakefield oolonist ClO:500 Shirley, Dr. --, of the Washita CI0:13n Shirley, William: at Kiowa agency C16:737 Shirley, Dr. William M.: on dental board

C8:521, C16:680 Shirley county: created, 1860 C8:452; name

origin C8:451; note on C16:590, 591; part of Washington co., 1865 C8:453; re­named Cloud cO. C8:452, 456

Shirwin, W. W., Lindsborg C11:42 Shively, Henry, Franklin cO. C5:493. C8:

177, 181 Shively, Samuel Johnson: address, 1903,

quoted CI0: 141n, 142n; biog. sketches C8: 177n, BR25: 58; 'ihe Pottawatomie Massacre," address by C8:177-187

Shively, William T., Miami co. C5:501 Shlesinger, Sigmund: "The Beecher Island

Fight," article by C15:538-547; biog. note C15:558n; in Arickaree battle C9:453

Sho-al-pe (Otoe chief): address by, 1844 C16:292, 293

Shockley, George, Lyon co. C5:496 Shockley. Thomas, Lyon oo. C5:496 Shockley, W. B.: G. A. R. officer C16:685 Shockley, William, Lyon CO. C5:513 Shoemaker, R. H. (son of Robert M.) C11:

539 Shoemaker, Robert M.: letters by, noted

C11:539n; managing contractor on U. P. (E. D.) C11:539, 540n, 541n

Shoemaker, S. C. C13:133 Shoemaker, Thomas C.: land office receiver

C8:3, 4, 10. C16:S4, 719 Shoemaker, Miller & Co.: contractors for

U. P. (E. D.) C11:S39 Shoe-making. See, Kellog & Burr, Leaven­

worth; Burr, H. S. & Co., Leavenworth Sho - e -mow-e-to-chaw-ca-we-wah-ca-to-we.

See WoH With the High Back (Cheyenne chief)

Shoesnow, JoOO, of Lyon creek C14:150 Shoffier (or ChoffierP), A., Bourbon oo. C5:

503 Sholes, O. T.: salt co, supl C14:374 Shombre. Henry l. C7:S3On; conductor

1856 emigrant party C8:309, P2:74, 85; Free-State leader Cl-2:230, 231, C6:269, 271; killed, 1856 Cl-2:227, 228, 231, C6:271, C7:339, 533, 534, C8:340, C9: 547, P2:86

Sho-me-kos-see (Kansas Indian ) c9:202, CIO:356

Shomon. J., Empire City ~:257, 258 Shon, Enos: del. lo Big Springs conv. C8:

372 Shon-ga-ne-ga, Shen-ga-ne-ga, etc. (Kan­

sas chief) Cl-2:28S, C8:439, C16:748, 752

Shook, Jacob, Hempstead CO., Ark. C16:203 Shoon-ty-ing-a. See Little WoH (Iowa In­

dian)Shooting matches: Wm. Darnell's recollec­

tions of C17:511. 512 Shore, Samuel T.: co-capturer of H. C. Pate

C6:227, 259, 260; Free-State militia cap­tain Cl-2:210, 211, C8:180, 278, 285­289, C16:524-527; member Topeka leg­islature C13: 166, lOO, 192, 199-233 pa.ssim

Shores, Anna: matron, Shawnee manual­labor school C9:190

Short, Daniel: killed by Indians C17:253 Short, Daniel Truman Lnot T. D.]: killed

by Indians C17:255 Short, - -, Olathe: newspaperman Cl-2:

169 Short, Mrs. Grace E.: on board of review

C16:701 Short, Henry: del. to river oong. C8:540

Short, Ionathan T.: state rep. C16:710 Short, Luke, Dodge City: gambler C9:407,

408 Short, Oliver F., Atchison co, C5:484; ldlled

by Indians C17:255; publisher Cl-2:164, 172

Short, william T., Cloud co. C7:26S, 284 Short Timber ereek, Colo.: note on C15:90 Shortel, Pat: freighter, 1864 C16:324 Shoshoni Indians C14:439, C15:55 Shot Pouch (Indian chief) C16:755 Shotts. David: farro laborer for Indians

C16:734 Shotwell, George A. (or H.P), Leavenworth

C5:454 Shough-nas-see (Pottawatomie chief) C14:

552 Shoup, Earl Lean: biog. sketch C12:65n;

'1ndian Missions in Kansas," address by C12:65-69

Shoup, Eldon C.: U. S. service of, noled C16:715

Shoup, J. Q., Gray oo. C12:463 Shouse, Iouett: congressman C16:672 ShouvaloJf, Count - - CI0:565 Showalter, Alexander: state rep. C16:710 Shrack, H. E.: asst. business mgr., board

of admin. C16:675 Shrach, Samuel B.: hunter, 1870's C17:269 Shrader. James: oorp., 11th Kan. cavo C14:

338 Shrake, Green W., Linn oo. C16:618 Shreve, Henry M.: steamboat named for

C9:314 Shreve, Sadie, Johnson CO.: marriage, noted

C13:5S4n Shrink, JoOO, Dickinson co. C17:863 Shrives, Abner, Walcefield CI0:492, 499n.

510 Shroyer, Lt. --: in Wilson's creek battle

C5:125 Shuck, Rev. J. T.: note on C12:169 Shuck, R. K.: in 1856 militia C4:646 shuck, T. T., JoOOson co. C5:508 Shuemalcer, Mrs. Marie Antoinette, Webnore

C12:401 Shukers, Charles D.: on control board C16:

679 Shuler, Col. Thomas, Republic co. CI0:157.

158 Shuler family, Linn co. C16:6S3 Shull (not Shall or Shell), J. F. R., CoHey

oo. C5:452, 483, 505 Shull, Sarah: at Rack Creek station C17:3,

5, 12, 13-15, 17-19,22, 23 Shults, J. W.: fish oomm'r C8:522, C16:684 Shumalcer, P. K., Nemaha co, C17:313 Shumway, - -, of Nebraska: rancher, 1859

C17:7 Shunganunga. See Shon-ga-ne-ga

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Timm, August (son of Peter) C14:147 to C4:670, 671; in charge of Free-State Tinun, Bertha (dau. of Peter) C14:147 prisoners C4:561, 567, 579; letter, 1856, Timm, Caroline (dau. of Peter) C14:147 on release of C. Hays C4:639; militia Timm, Ferdinand (son of Peter) C14:147 oo. head Cl-2:125, C3:323, C4:505, Timm, Frank (son of Peter) C14:147 543, 548, 558, 694; notes on C4:398, Timm, Hennan (son of Peter) C14:147, C12:412; ordered to re-arrest C. Hays

168 C4:631; Proslavery leader C4:533, C6: Tímm, Peter, of Lyon creelc C14:146, 147 258, 260, 263, 270, C7:337, 529n, 532­Timm, William (son of Peter) C14:147 534, ClO:597, 598, C15:4S4, P2:11S, Tirnmons, S. W.: sec., tu comm. C16:704 120; quoted on Governor Geary C15: Timons, - -, Nemaha co. C17:312 427; report on re-arrest of C. Hays Timpas Arroya, Colo. C15:00 C4:633; slave-owner C7:240; sword of, Tin mine: in Saline valley C9:16-18; in given Historica1 S o c i e t y C7:34On;

Smoky HilI valley (T. S. Huffaker's letter wounded in "Fort» Titus battle CS:340. 00) CI0:336n, 337n See, ako "Fort Titus"

Tincher, George, To.pelca C13:368 Titus, Isaac B [not J. B.J, Burlingame C3: Tiocher, Jasper Napoleon: congressman C16: 255, 275, C9:9, C13:134, C17:375; toll

ff72 bridge owner C5:91 Tindall, Jacob T.: sgt. major, Gilpin's Bat­ Titus, Robert G.: homestead entry, 1863,

talion ClO:114 noted C8:9 Tinker, Charles: printer and writer Cl-2: Titus precinct, 1855 C13: 139

177 Toal, Thomas, Linn co. C16:618 Tinker, George: blacksmith for Osages C16: Tobacco: in EIIis co. Cll:523; in Potta. co.

734 C17:493 Tinkham, A. L.: miller for lndians C16:736 Toben, JoOO, Doniphan co. C5:505 Tinkler, Joho: note on, 1873 C7:88 Tobías, Amalie, Ellsworth co. C13:490 Tinney, Dr. Grace G.: pres., Am. Legion Tobias, Ernest, ElIsworth co. C13:492

auxil. C16:677 Tob~as, Hen~t,~lIsworth co. C13:492, 501 Tioga, Neosho oo.: Baptist church, note on Toblas, J. F., wilson C13:494

C16:513; notes on C16:504, 505, 507­ Tobias, Jan, ElIsworth co. C13:493 509. 511-513 Tobias, JoOO, ElIsworth co. C13:492

Tioga Herald: note on C16:507 Tod, James, Maple Hill C15:477, 480 Tipp, John Jaoob: note on Cl1:566 Tod, W. J.: on board .of regents C16:701; Tippey, Ezra, Lino co. C16:618 pres., board of agnc. C16:677; regent, Tippey, Granville, Linn oo. C16:618 K. S. A. C. C16:676 Tipton, John: interpreter C16:733 Todd, Ambrose, Manhattan C9:470, C16: Tipton. W. T.: chief c1erk, penitentiary 361, 362, 368, 371, 377; coroner, 1858

C14:424 C5:472; on K. S. A. C. faculty C7:179 Tisdale, Henry C12:401, C17:836; biog. Todd. BilI: death, 1864, noled Cll:284;

note C7:459n; town named for C12:488¡ murderer of Henry Starr C6:318; 9th "Travel by Stage in the Early Days: Kan. cavo troops ambushed by C9:464; artiele by C7:459-464 real name George Todd Cll:284; with

risdale, Mary (dau. of Henry) C17:836 Quantrill C17:840n, P2:180 fisdale, Cowley co.: note on C12:488 Todd. George (alias Bill Todd). See Todd, fisdale family, Miami co. C7:459 BilI

Todd, Green D.. Leaveoworth co.: sheriffritcomb. Edwin: Wakefield colonist CI0: C3:285, C4:507. 665 511

Todd, Harriet, AlIen co.: marriage, notedritcomb, Mark: Wakefield oolonist CI0:511 C13:308ritsworth. Jim: slave C7:2S8 Todd, Henry: member Topeka legislature

ritus, Charles H. C16:681; biog. note BR22: C13:166, 100-233 passim, 24572; land office register CS:lO, C16:719 Todd, Irving: K. S. A. C. joumalist C7:182

'itus, EH. Chautauqua co. C9:00, 91. 93; Todd, James: del. to Big Springs conv. C8: biog. sketch C9:90n 372

itus, He~ C.: aide-de-eamp to Governor Todd, James Edward: pres., Acad. of Sci­Geary4:601, 647· amity pact with ence C16:ff73 Samuel Walker, noted C4:559; at sack of Todd, Capto John Blair Smith: in Kansas, Lawrence P2:48, 49; attack on S, C. 1856 C4:472 Pomeroy Cll :93n; captured and released, Todd, John F. {not F. J.J, El Dorado: del. 1856 C3:323, C4:463, C6:271-273, P2: lo Trans-Miss. congo C8:540; labor 93, 94; Gov. S. P. Chase's references comm'r C8:524, C15:305, C16:691

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Tomblin, M. B.: del. to irrigation conl{. C8: Todd. Jonathan C., JeHerson co. C5:454, 509 538; del. to Trans-Miss. congo C8:540;Todd, Rev. Joseph H.: notes on C12:169, 00 irrigation survey board C8:524, C16: 170 689Todd, Mary: to Kansas, 1838 C14:189, 100; Tombstone inscriptions: Douglas co. C16:marriage, noted C14:190 595, 596; in Hillcrest cemetery, Florence Todd, Neely: del. to Western States conf. C17:859; Tecumseh, and vicinity C17:

C8:541 814-829Todd. RObert [not B.J, Shawnee co. C5:452, Tomlinson, James A., Fort Soott: post~487 master Cl-2:256, C7:442Todd, Ruth S. (Mrs. Wm.) ClO:493, 505;

Tomlinson~JosephB.: biog. note C14:425n, note on CI0:505n 42&; ael. to prison assn. meeting C8: Todd, Thomas, Kansas City, Mo.: death, 539; penitentiary warden C8:527, C14: noted Cl1:2S4 425, C16:697 Todd, Thomas W.: in lS56 militia C4:645 Tomlinson, William P.: newspapennan C6:

Todd. Val. L.{ Wallace oo. C17:227; sutIer 381; with Montgomery and band, 1858 at Fort Wa lace C17:270, 280 C7:397nTodd, Rev. W. G.: del. to charities conf. Tomlinson, William P., Topeka: del. toC8:537; supt., school for blind C8:519, Pan-Amo conv. C8:539C16:678 Tompkins, Caius M.: in 2d Kan. inf. C16:

Todd, Rev. William, of Clay and Geary coso 636C7:382, CI0:486 488, 492, 497, 504,1 Tomplcins, Gen. Charles H.: steamboat

505, 532; biog. Sketch C10:505n, 50&; named for C9:314G. W. Martin's tribute to CI0:50&; Tompkins, Mary: steamboat named for C9:missiooary work of ClO:521 306Todd, Williaw, Olathe: newspaperman C1­ Tomson, Gertrude C7:206 2:169 Tondagonee (Chippewa chfef) C16:760

Todd family, Kansas City, Mo.: note on Ton-e-on-ko. See Kiclcing Bird (Kiowa Cll:2S4 chief)Toevs, G. l., Lindsborg Cl1:43 Toney, Joab C15:166Toft, James: in 1856 militia C4:649 Tonganoxie ( DeIaware chfef): Governor

Tohausen. See Dohasan (Kiowa chief) Geary a ~est of C4:63S; town namedToisa (Pottawatomie chief) C16:758 for C7:485Tolbert, Mrs. WilIiam, Council Grave C16: Tonganoxie: Friends meeting fonned at C7:

564 360; name ori~ C7:485Toley, Charles (Shawnee Indian) C7:495, Tonkawa Indians C12:249; cannibal habits 496, C8:25S, 259, C9:184, 331, 332; of C17:628; massacre of C17:628; noteS ferry operated by C7:496. C9:559 on C14:439, 628; with Van Doro expe­

Toley, Fraocis (Shawnee Indian) C15:179 ditions C12:315. 317 Toley, Martha (Shawnee Indian) C15:179 Tonty, Henri de C9:241, 245, 257; note 00Toley, William (Shawnee Indian) C15:179 C9:241nToley's (Tooley's, Toulee's) ferry. See TooI, Thomas: in 6th Kan. cavo C8:414

Toley, Charles (Shawnee Indian) Tooley's (or Toulee's) ferry. See Toley,Tolivar, Francis M.: corp., 2d Kan. inf. Charles (Shawnee ludian)

C16:636 Toombs, Robert. of GeorlÓa C15:839. 340Toliver, Pvt. Barny, of 7th U. S. cav.: de- Toooey, Mlchael: in 2d Kan. inf. C16:636serter C17:221 Toothaker, George W.: biog. sketch BR19:

Toll (or Tale?), Silas, Labette oo. C17:474 25, 26; letter, 1907 C10:175 Tolle (not Towle?), Henry G., Dou~las co. Toothaker. W. H.: del. lo Trans-Miss. con~. C5:448 C8:S40; supt., school for blind C8:519,

Tolle, Walter, Shawnee CO. C17:824 C16:ff78Tolles. Dr. L. C., Lawrence: testimony, Toothman, D.: member Topeka legislature 1858 C16:129. 130 C13:166, 190-233 pa.ssimTollman, Isaac, Doniphan CO. C5:450, 459 Tootbman {nOl Futhmanl, W. H., Douglas Tolls. S. C.: election protest si~er, 1857 co. C5:514, C15:165 C5:316 Tootle, Milton: town named for C7:481 ToIman, C. A.: fann supt., penitentiary Topeka, Shawnee CO.: Alfred Gray monu~C14:434 mento noted C 11 :251; arrests at. Sept.Toman, Fr., Ellsworth CO. C13:498 1856 C4:510. 553, 560, 561; art school,Tomb. John W.: in revenue service C16: 1880's, noted C17:571; banks, notes on716

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C15:183: member 1855 historical society Wallace, W. M.: deputy revenue collector Walker, Maynard: artist C17:584 Walker. Samuel Douglas co.: amity paet Walker, Morgan, Jaebon co., Mo.: note with COI. R:T. Titus, noted C4:559: and C10:196n; notes on C9:84n, 85, CH:79; C16:718

obi~ C9:85n¡ photograph C15:184; Wallace, William, Jackson CO. C5:453on activities of Cll:287; raid on home family, to Kansas, 1855 C6:253: at­of, 1860 C7:212, 213, 215, 220, 221, 224, tempted arrest of C4:477; biog. artiele proVJS1onal governor, Nebr. ter. C6:106, Wallace, Gen. William H. L.: county and

108, C8:97, C15:190; quoted C15:188; town named for C7:474 C8:324-331, C9:461n (by C. S. Gleed) C6:249-274; biog. Walker, Moses: co-founder of Ogden C12: sketch C7:339n; "candle-hox" retums slave-owner C7:239: treaty signer C16: Wallace, Wallace CO.: name origin C7:

758 485; notes on C17:201, 202, 248; Peter 336n recovered by C10:199, 202, 203: capt., Walker, Dr. O. D.: physician, Haskell Inst. 1st Kan. regt. C12:295; CiVil War inci­ Walker, William, Jr., Sherman co. C8:59n, Robidoux's store, notes on C17:289

6On; biog. note C8:59n Wallace county: houndary changes C8:C16:744; pres., board of health C16:686 dent involving C8:361n; conductor of Walker, Capt. William S.: and troops, in 463: created, 1868 C8:456; census, 1868, Walker, P. B.: to Kansas, from Ohio, 1856 Obio emigrant party, 1856 C8:309, 312n;

C13:273 death, noted C12:407: del. to Big .1 Kansas C5:372, 400, 570, 582-584, 588, note on C17:227: census, 1870. notes I 589, 592, 598, C8:485 on C17:247. 248; census, 1875, not taken Walker, Percy L. (Wyandotte hoy) C15: Springs conv. C8:372; deputy U. S.

117, 146 marshal C5:577, 578, 593, 597, CH: Walker, Ellis co.: German-Russians in Cll: C17:268: "dissolved" 1879 C8:463; his­517 toric site in C9:573, 576 (map); nameWalker, Richard L.: land office register C8: 229n: Douglas co. sheriH C5:447, C7:

lO, C16:720; U. S. marshal C8:542, 225; election judge, 1855 C13:138: e1ec­ Walker & Chick, Kansas City, Mo. C9:336 origin C7:474; note on, 1875 C17:266; C16:712 tion protest signer C5:316; Free-State Walker expedition to Nicaragua: noted organized, 1868 C17:227: re-created,

C15:439n 1881 C8:463 Walker, Robert John C8:200, 201, 341, 342, militia captain Cl-2:217, 229, 230, C3: C10:2S0n; activities, May-Oct. 1857, 212, C4:486, 648, 649, C5:270, C7:339, Walker family (Wyandotte Indians) C6:98; Wallace Waterworks Co.: note on C17:202 notes on C13:2S1-25S, 257, 258; activi­ 340n, 343, 346, 439n, 531, 533, C9:547, notes on C9:213, C15:185 Wallenstein, Henry: on conservation comm. ties, June-July, 1857, outlined C5:341­ C10:188, C13:250, P2:85, 86, 94, 95, Walking Bear (Kickapoo Indian) C16:764 C16:679 348; address, June, 1857 C5:291-297; 118, 127, 154, 155, lOO, 167; Governor Walkinjt Rain (Osage chieE) C14:467, C16: Waller, "Bud," Bourhon CO. C17:353 address, Sept. 1857 C5:388-400; ap­ Geary's views on arrest of C4:62S; in 748-750 Waller, John L.: consul C16:716: note on pointed ter. govemor C5:321, 322; ar­ Wilson's creek battle C5:118: John Walkins & Kelly, Council Grove C16:556 C12:41O rival at Lecompton C5:438; arrival at Brown, Jr's. remark on C3:463; leader of Walkinshaw, Joseph Cowan: past commdr. Waller, Nate, Bourhon co. C17:353 Quindaro, note on Cll:7; biog. sketch Fort Titus attack C8:340; lieut. col., G. A. R. C16:6S5, 774 Waller, Thomas: Wakelield colonist C10: C5: 158, 159; C. Robinson's remarks on 16th Kan. caVo C17:856, P2:182; major Walkling, Orlando, Burlington C5:506, C16: 512 Cl-2: 129, 130; correspondence, Mar.­ general C8:517, C16:673; member To­ 374, 377 Walley, Alvin, West Point, Mo. C16:64S Dec., 1857, with Seco of State C5:321­ peka legislature C13: 166, 190, 199, 205­ Walkup G. A. Hutchinson C12:38S Walley, George, West Point, Mo. C16:64S 431 pa8Sim; correspondence, July-Oct., 248 pauím; ordered to arrest Mont­ Wall, ~les L.: officer, 7th Kan. cavo C8: Walley, Sarah: marriage, noted C16:650 1857, with General Hamey C5:303-314 gomery C5:488, 489; pioneer experi­ 24 Walling, W. B.: witness at Lane trial C16: passim, 350; dates of service as govemor ences, quoted C6:2S2-274; report, 1859, Wall, Jesse D.: disto court judge C16:668 160 C8:508, C16:658: editorial writer C8: on horder troubles C5:577, 578; state Wall, Nick: steamboat named for C9:315 Wallingford, Annie: clerk, Potta. agency 507n: Ely Moore, Jr's. remarks on Cll: senator C3:415; statement by, 1856, Wall, Paul T.: U. S. bankruptcy referee C16:742. 743

C16:711 Wallingford, D. P., Weston, Mo. C15:390471; executive minutes, Mar-Nov., 1857 noted C4:496; trip to Bourbon CO. 1859, C5:438-450; F. P. Stanton s comments noted C7:399; W. H. Coffin's remarks Wall, Thomas B.: disto court judge C8:514, Wallingford, Lt. David W. C17:224, 248: on C3:342, 343, 345, 347, 356, 358: G. on C7:344; witness at Lane trial C16: C16:668: on Am. Bar Assn. cornm. C8: 1etter, 1867, quoted C17:224

532 Wallis. See, also WallaceA. Crawford's comment on C10:196, 197: 150, 151 inaugural address, 1857 C5:328-341; Walker, Capto Samuel H., of Texas: note on Wallace. See also Wallis Wallis, Benjamin N.: in 1856 militia C4: leave-of-absence, noted C5:401, 451: C9:558 Wallace, Fred, Cherokee co. C7:246 646

Wallace, Harriet: cook at Highland Mis- Wallis, Charles: engineer on U. P. (E. D.)letter accepting governorship C5:290: Walker, Sarab (Mrs. James F.) C16:95 letter of resignation, as governor C5: Walker, Sarah Louise (Wyandotte girl) sion C10:317 Cl1:548 421-430: miscellaneous letters, 1857 C5: C15:1l7, 146 Wallace, Herbert: clerk, Potta. agency C16: Wallis [not Wallace], John, Douglas ro.:

capt., 1856 militia CO. C4:596, 628, 636, 350, 440, 443, 444: oath of office, 1857 Walker, Thaddeus H.: biog. sketch C9: 740 C5:326, 438: on S. New Lucy C9:307: 371n, 372n: land buyer, noted C7:461 Wallace, James: in 1st Kan. battery CH: 640, 643-647, 651, C5:270; letter, 1856,

on disbanding of militia co. C4:643;proclamation, July, 1857, to people of Walker, TItomas G. (Wyandotte boy) C15: 258 Lawrence C5:355-358: proclamations, 117, 146 Wallace, Dr. James L.: biog. sketch C10: slave owner C7:240

Walnut, Crawford CO.: British settlers,278Oct. 1857, on election retums (McGee Walker, W. W.: steamboat named for C9: noted C8:194; name origin C7:485; note CO., and Oxford) C5:403-410; R. G. 316 Wallace, John, Platte co., Mo. C15:390

Elliott's remarks on C10:183, 185, 188: Walker, William (Wyandotte Indian) C1­ on C8:199n Wallace, John A., Lecompton Cll:475 Walnut creek, Barton ro.: Allison's ranch R. Morrow's remarks on C8:307, 308; 2:262, C4:248, C9:469, C15:116, 146, Wallace (Wallis?), John M., Douglas co. on, noted CI0:665; C. Rath's ranch on, S. W. Eldridge's comments on P2:131 188, 189, C17:426; D. W. Wilder's com­ C4:745; co-founder of Franklin C12:478 noted ClO:417; early post office at C1­133-142, 146; the South's attitude toward ment on C16:4; del. to Nebr. ter. conv., Wallace, Jord., Cherokee co. C7:246 2:265; Peacock's ranch, note on Cl1:C15:427-429; U. S. service of C16:716; 1853 C6:106; house of, notes on C7:1l4, Wallace, Louisa: teacher, Haskell Inst. 570; Pike's expedition on C7:305 visit to Fort Riley by C5:372, 373; W. C15:184; interpreter C16:724, 725, 731­ C16:744 Walnut creek, Brown co. C7:321 H. Coffin's comment on C7:349, 350 733; journal, notes on C16:4, 5, 16; jour­ Wallace, Rev. Thomas: biog. data C12: Walnut creek, Jewell co. C17:389Walker, S. T.: del. to charities conf. C8: nal, quoted C6:106, 108-110, C9:215, 144, 145; notes on C12:xix, 144-147, 149, Wa1nut creek precinct (Leavenworth? co.),537; supt., deaf snd dumb school C8: 217-219, 221-223; 1eader of Wyandottes 152, 155 1855 C13: 135 520, C16:680 C6:99, lOO, 102-106; letter, 1832, noted Wallace, Lt. TItomas S.: at Fort Wallace Walnut Valley: M. E. Church, South, ac­

C17:252 tive in CI2:162-171

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