History of Reno County, Kansas: Its People, Industries and Institutions, Volume 2B.F. Bowen & Company, 1917 - Cities and towns |
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active affairs April Bank became biographical sketch bought a farm brother cattle Center township Charles children were born Civil Clay township Company daughter death occurring deceased died eight elected Elizabeth engaged enlisted established his home farmer father February George Grant township Haven Haven township Hayes township Henry hereabout home farm homestead hundred Illinois Indiana Iowa James John Kansas Kentucky later Lincoln township located March married Mary McPherson county Medora township Methodist church Miami township Missouri moved to Hutchinson neighborhood November October Ohio Oklahoma organization owner parents Pennsylvania pioneer prominent quarter of section railroad reared Regiment Reno county Reno township Republican residence retired Rice county Salt Creek township Samuel Sarah section of land September served settled sold spent takes a warm Thomas town tract Turon union united in marriage Valley township Volunteer Infantry warm interest well-known West widow wife William York
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