Charles A. Glancey.

Publish date 1905.
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Charles A. Glancey

Birth: Jun. 6, 1841.
Death: Mar. 23, 1929.

Wife : Jane Glancey, ( 1840-1932. )

Children: Jessie L., Lyman A., Edith E., Mary E Glancey..

Burial: Andover Cemetery, Andover, Butler County, Kansas.

Mr. Glancey came to Butler County, Kansas in 1870, and settled in Bruno township.  He was a Farmer and Stock Raiser, he owned 328.80 acres in sections 4 & 5.  His post office address was Andover, Kansas which was 3 miles south west from the farm.

He was also a Civil War Veteran.

Ohio State Records.

Charles A. Glancey, Sergeant; Age 21; Enlisted August 5, 1862, for 3 years; Mustered in as Private; Appointed Sergeant from Corporal, December 20, 1864; Mustered out with company June 3, 1865. 

Patrick Quinn.

Patrick Quinn.

Birth: Oct. 1, 1858, Scotland.
Death: Dec., 1948, Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas.

Wife: Susan Crilly Quinn (1867 - 1945).
Married 1884.

Children: Joe Quinn (1887 - 1918), Ann Quinn Naylor (1890 - 1970), Mary Quinn (1892 - 1900), Margaret Quinn Fields (1895 - 1988), Susie Quinn (1897 - 1900), Elizabeth A Quinn Pryor (1909 - 2004).

Burial: Saint Bridget Cemetery, Scammon, Cherokee County, Kansas.

Author.  He lived in Cherokee County, Kansas in the town of Scammon, Kansas, where he was into Soda Pop Manufacturing and owner of a Coal mine.

Artemus Ward Weekley

Publish date 1917.
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Artemus Ward Weekley.

Birth: Jun., 1840, Ohio.
Death: Nov. 23, 1920, Norton County, Kansas.

Wife: Emma Waltin Weekley (1849 - 1914).

Children: Christopher J Weekley (1873 - 1965), Martha Jane Weekley Sheley (1886 - 1980), Harvey Weekley (1890 - 1957), Stanley Weekley (1894 - 1940).

Burial: Norton Cemetery, Norton, Norton County, Kansas.

Mr. Weekley came to Norton county and settled in section 6, of Belle Plain township.  He was a Farmer, and his post office was Norton, Kansas, which was 3 miles north west from the farm.

Mr. Weekley was also a Civil War Veteran, being in the seventh Iowa Infantry, CO. C.

Weekley, Artemus, Private; Age 20. Residence Mahaska County, nativity Ohio. Enlisted Aug. 25, 1862. Mustered Aug. 25, 1862. Mustered out June  3, 1865, Washington, D. C. 

Robert Peirce.

Publish date 1908.
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Robert Peirce.

birth: April, 1839, Ohio.
Death: Unknown.

Wife: Caroline Peirce, ( 1837-? ).

Married 1860.

Children: Emmet G., Merrit V. Peirce.

Burial: Unknown.

Mr. Peirce came to Jewell county, Kansas, in 1896, and settled in section 28, of Walnut township.  He was a Farmer on his 160 acres of land.  His post office address was Burr Oak, Kansas which was about 6 miles south east from the farm.

Herman Krell.

Herman Krell.

Birth: April 16, 1858.
Death: August 11, 1929.

Wife Bettie Krell, ( 1854-1895.)

Children: Non found.

Burial: Maud Cemetery, Cunningham, Kingman County, Kansas.

In 1903 Herman was living in Kingman County, Kansas, in the township of Dresden, in the town of Cunningham.  There he was the Prop. of the Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.

Robert J. Gray.

Robert J. Gray.

Birth: Oct. 16, 1848.
Death: May 21, 1930.

Wife: Sarah E. Worley Gray (1851 - 1936).

Married January 19, 1871.

Children: Della M., Lloyd J., Albert W., Jessie M., Florence Gray.

Burial: Peoria Cemetery, Franklin County. Kansas

In 1910 Mr. Gray was living in Franklin County, Kansas, in the town of Lane, Kansas.  There he was the Proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, also the Livery, Feed and Sale Stable.

John V. Killion.

Pictures publish date 1910.
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John V. Killion.

Birth: 1848.
Death: 1929.

Note: Interred 1/8/1929.

Wife: Louisa N. Killion, ( 1851-1926. )

Children: Milton Emmet Killion (1869 - 1937), Frank F., Roy M., J.V,. Rennie L.,Killion Phelphs.

Burial: Valley View Cemetery, Garden City, Finney County, Kansas.

in 1910, Mr. Killion was living in Finney County, Kansas in the town of Garden City, Kansas.  There he ran a Merchandise store, Post Office and Cream Station.  He was also in the Real Estate, Loans and Insurance business.  His wife Louisa settled in the county in 1885.

The Cream Station and store, their home in the background.

Their Home, Store and Cream station in the background.