Newton A. Moore.

Publish date 1902.
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Newton A. Moore. 

 Birth: 1857.
Death: 1928.

Wife: Susan Jarvis Moore (1860 - 1907).

Married February 14, 1883, Osage Mission, Kansas.

Children: Clara E., Stella B., and Roy Moore.

Burial: Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Bluff City, Harper County, Kansas.

He lived in Bluff City, Kansas, worked as a Agent for the Longbell Lumber Co.

Calvin Dannels

Pictures Publish date 1910.
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Calvin Dannels.

Birth: Feb. 21, 1885.
Death: Feb. 13, 1920.

Parents: Thomas Sewall Dannels (1844 - 1905), Mary Dannels.

Sister: Nettie Dannels.
Brother:  Frank Edgar Dannels

Wife: Stella Dannels.

Children: Violet May Dannels.

Burial: Hatler Cemetery, Wilson County, Kansas.

Its recorded that Calvin lived in section 20 of Cedar Township, of Wilson County, Kansas.  He was a farmer on his 100 acres of land.  His post office address was Altoona, Kansas which is 3 miles north east from the farm.

Samuel Erwin Morlan

Publish date 1904.
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Samuel Erwin Morlan. 

Birth: Nov. 8, 1821.
Death: Apr. 2, 1906.

Occupation: Merchant.

Brother: Steven R. Morlan.

Wife: Anna Byers Morlan (1842 - 1905).
Married abt., 1874.

Children: Clara, Semuel E, Morlan Jr.

Burial: White Rock Cemetery. Republic County. Kansas.

Charles C. Elliott.

Publish date 1905.
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Charles C. Elliott. 

Birth: Dec., 1853
Death: 1929.

Wife: Clarissa Elliott.
Married abt. 1882.

Children: Clyde, Grover, Clarence, Fred L., Beatrice, May and Neva Elloitt.

Burial: Wichita Park Cemetery and Mausoleum, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas .

Mr. Elloitt came to Sedgwick county, Kansas in 1894.  He settled in section 8, of Eagle Township.  He was a farmer on his 80 acres of land, which he would add another 160 acres, later on.  His post
office address was Sedgwick, Kansas, which is about 10 miles north east from the farm.

Charles Henry Woolf.

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Charles Henry Woolf, born October 11, 1854 in Muskingum County, Ohio.

Died May 04, 1945 in Cheney, Kansas.

Married to Nancy Eleanor (Hart) Woolf on December 05, 1876 in Muskingum County, Ohio.

Father of William Turner Woolf (1881-1954), Roy C. Woolf (1879-1949), Ada Bell (Woolf) Roessner (1885-1975), Martha A Woolf (1883-1890), Ida Blanche Woolf (1887-1890), Laura Aurelia Woolf (1894-1898), Hattie Grace (Woolf) Pipkin (1890-1956), Nellie Rose Woolf (1892-?), Hazel Marie (Woolf) Wilmoth (1899-1981), and Jesse Howard Woolf (1902-1990).

Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Cheney, Sedgwick County, Kansas.

C. H. Woolf
Home, publish date 1903.

Mr. Woolf came to Sedgwick county, Kansas in 1883.  He settled in section 23, of Morton Township.  He lived on a 160 acre farm called Evergreen Stock Farm.  Although he lived in the home he didn't own the land.  The land was owned by a other Woolf, but was unable to read the first name.  His post office address was Cheney, Kansas, which is 5 miles north west from the farm.

REUBEN STOALABARGER

REUBEN STOALABARGER, farmer, Section 23, P. O. Hutchinson. Owns 240 acres, 140 in cultivation, 70 fenced with wire, 5 acres in orchard. Dwelling 16x22, L 12x16, porch 10x16, gable front, one and one-half stories, bank barn 16x32, corn cribs, stock yards, sheds, etc. Has 44 head of cattle, 54 hogs, 4 horses and 2 mules. His wheat average for 1882 was thirty bushels per acre. Was born in Pennsylvania, May 22, 1827, and when sixteen years of age moved to Iowa with his parents.

In 1862, he enlisted in Company C, Fortieth Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry, and served with his command in the Western army and participated in the siege of Vicksburg and taking of Little Rock, and marched to join Banks in the Red River campaign, but he being defeated they had to fall back to Little Rock, keeping up a running fight. After that went to Forts Smith and Gibson and was mustered out in August, 1865.

Came to Kansas in 1873 and located in Langdon Township and when grasshoppers ate up his crops started East, but finally came to this location in 1875 and is well satisfies with his location. Was married October 12, 1853, to Miss Alvira Holloway, a native of Ohio. They have four children - Mary, Amos, William T. and Sarah. Is a member of the Baptist Church and Farmers' Alliance, also Road Master.

Reuben Stoalabarger. 

Birth: May 22, 1827.
Death: Aug. 2, 1887.

Parents: John Stolabarger (____ - 1845), Sarah Stoalabarger Berry (1802 - 1877).

Wife: Alvira Holloway Stoalabaarger.

Children: Mary, Amos, William T., Sarah.

Burial: Laurel Cemetery, Haven, Reno County, Kansas,

Civil War Veteran.

Iowa 40th., Infantry, Co. C.

Stoalabarger, Reuben. Age 35. Residence Indianapolis, nativity Pennsylvania. Enlisted Aug. 20, 1862. Mustered Sept. 27, 1862. Mustered out Aug. 2, 1865, Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation.

Van Buren L Reece.

Publish date 1902.
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Van Buren L Reece. 

 Birth: 1837.
Death: 1920.

Wife: Nancy M Reece (1840 - 1899).

Children: Willie Reece (____ - 1877), Minnie M Reece (1872 - 1891), Gertrude Reece (1879 - 1881), Mary, Carrie and Walter Reece.

Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas.
Buried under the name V. L. Reece.

M.r. Reece came to Douglas County, Kansas, in 1862, and settled in section 23, of Wakarusa Township.  He was a Farmer and Stock Raiser, on his 154 acres of land.  His post office address was Lawrence, Kansas, which was 5 miles north east from the farm.