Hans Krattiger

136. NOTES

Hans Krattiger, a. 40, and Barbel Sigrist Krattiger, a. 39, along with children, Barbel, a. 8, Hans Ulrich, a. 2, and Heinrich Krattiger, a. 5, arrived in Pennsylvania in the United States in 1740.
Applies to: Hans Krattiger.
Some discrepency in birth dates along these lines, but I believe that this is the only available link.

Is listed in the New York Genology Records and living in NY in1756
Applies to: Christian Krattinger.
Settlers of Maryland, 1751-1765, Genealogy Publishing Co., 1996, lists: Henry Crottingher settled 100 acres, called Henry's Hope, in Baltimore Co. 11 May 1761. Took Oath of Allegiance in 1781, 1783 Maryland State Archives for Baltimore County, list Henry Crotinger owning: Powells Discovery, 45 acres BA North Hunderd, P. 5 MSA S1161-2-13 1/4/5/45 Little Britten, pt, 10 acres, BA North Hundred, ib Belfast, 50 acres BA North Hundred, ib Sometimes spelled Grattinger, Gradinger,
Applies to: Johannes Heinrich Krattinger.
Still on Cencus in 1810
Applies to: Maria Margaretha (Anna) Utz.
Named Grattinger in later records."THE BIRD--SAMUELS PAPERS:" ORIGINAL CENSUS AND MILITARY (1775)RECORDS OF OLD DUNMORE COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Lists Ulrick Grattinger
Applies to: Hans Ulrick Krattiger.
Noted in 1820 Pennsylvania Census, living in Greene Co, WhiteleyTownship. 10 people in household. 3 M, 7 F.Jacobs will was probated on the 7th day of March 1836.
Applies to: Johannes Jacob Crotinger.
Over 45 yrs old on 1820 census
Died at age 84
Applies to: Anna Maria (Mary) Stone.
1820 census Jacob has 1 boy under 10 yr old, 1 b oy 26-45 yrold, 1 girl under 10, 2 grils 10-16, 3 grils 16-25. Jacob andMary were both over 45.
Applies to: Johannes Jacob Crotinger and Anna Maria (Mary) Stone.
Maria Barbarba Gradinger, b. 9 Oct 1770, Chr 18 Nov 1770, Ref &Lut, Manchester, Carroll Co. MD. f. Henrich Gradinger, m.Margaretha G.
Applies to: Maria Catharina Krattinger.
Margaretha Grattinger ??? in some records.
Applies to: Margaretha Krattinger.
See note son Henry
age 81y 9m 23d
Originally from Maryland. Moved to Greene Co, Morris Twp.,Pennsylvania where he married. 1820 Census has 11 people in thehousehold. Then moved to Licking Co. Ohio in 1827, then to KnoxCo. in 1829 and settled in Union Co. in 1831. Census for 1850shows Peter Crotinger in Union Co, Jerome Township (2references). With 5 people in household. Peter, a.70, Margaret,a. 65, Lucinda, a. 11, & Mary, a. 5.
Applies to: Peter Crotinger.
See note in son Henrys file
ditto
?? 1820 cencus has a Margaret Rhodes in Miffin Co. PA.
Applies to: Margaret Rhodes.
Henry's obit says they were married in 1827.
Believe Peter and Margaret had 13 children, 6 of which lived.See Union Co. Jerome Twsp. Bios. 1820 Cencus there are 2 boysunder 10 yr old, 1 boy 10-16 yr old, 4 grils under 10 yr old,and 1 girl 10-16 yr old.The 1850 Census has a Henry Crotinger age 11 living with Peterand Margaret.One reference says they were married in 1818.
Applies to: Peter Crotinger and Margaret Rhodes.
Elizabeth Gradinger, b. 29 Sept 1773, Chr 24 Oct 1773, Ref &Lut, Man, Car Co, MD- f. Henrich Gradinger, m. Margaretha G.
Applies to: Elizabeth Krattinger.
One ref. has this as 25 Apr 1797
70 yrs, 19 days
Patterson Cemetery is located in Burlington Township on St. Rt.#65 and Twp. Rd #32. North of Johnstown, OH
Applies to: Henry Crotinger.
Lds file
James is 4 yrs old in the 1850 CensusHenry and Jacob are 17 in 1850 Census
Applies to: Henry Crotinger and Sarah Beckenbaugh.
Christener Krattinger
Applies to: Christina Crotinger.
Lived in the Mr. Vernon area.
Applies to: Catherine Crotinger.
Emma Crotinger McClurg has his name a Keigly
Applies to: Adam Keigley.
Or 15 Oct 1863
Some list death as 15 Oct 1863
Applies to: Mary (Anna Maria) Ellen Crotinger.
Had 6 Children
Applies to: Sarah Crotinger and William Crider.
Or Daniel D. Walker
Applies to: Samuel Daniel Walker.
Or 10 Mar 1839
Applies to: Margaret Peggy Crotinger and William Morrow.
Excert from Union County, Jerome Township, Bios of 1883HENRY CROTINGER, farmer, P. O. New California, a native of theKeystone State, and a son of Peter and Margaret (Rhodes)Crotinger, was born February 27, 1820. His father, a native ofMaryland, was born January 8, 1780; and his mother, ofPennsylvania, April 30, 1786. They married, and, in 1827,migrated and settled in Licking County, Ohio, thence to KnoxCounty in 1829. Three years later Mr. C. and family came toUnion County, and located a farm near Frankfort, where he diedin October 1861. Mrs. C.'s death took place January 29, 1873.They had born to them thirteen children, six of whom are nowliving. The subject of this sketch is the eldest son. He passedhis early life on the farm, and, for an education, enjoyed onlythe advantages of the common schools. In 1845, he went to MasonCounty, Ill., but remained only a short time. and returned. May15, 1846, he was married to Miss Catharine, daughter of John andSarah McKittrick, and a native of Licking County, where she wasborn November 15, 1830. This marriage was blessed with tenchildren; of these, nine are now living -Sarah E., wife ofLuther Hutchinson; Chester, Martha V., Albert O., Diadama, wifeof William Ellison; Olive J., William H. and John E. Mary E. isdeceased. Mr. Crotinger bought a small farm of sixty acres, onwhich he resided till 1867, when he made the purchase of hispresent farm of 140 acres. He has improved most of this farmsince he took possession of it. Mr. Crotinger is a good farmerand respected citizen.The reference to Frankfort in the bio item is not correct,Frankfort in Fayette Co. not Union County. At least today it is.
Applies to: Henry Crotinger.
Henry Crotinger was neighbor to Catherines Father in Union CoJerome twp.
Applies to: Catherine McKittrick.
or 25 Jul 1846
Applies to: Henry Crotinger and Catherine McKittrick.
Is sometimes called Peter Jr.
Applies to: Peter Crotinger.
1850 Census list Susan as 28 yr old and her birthplace as Ohio1860 Census list Susan as age 38 and as born in Lower Canada
Applies to: Susanna McDonald.
In 1850 Census Margaret is older than John.
Applies to: Peter Crotinger and Susanna McDonald.
Called Sally in 1850 Census
May have been a Schmidt
Applies to: Sarah Smick.
Or 20 Mar 1851
Applies to: John Crotinger and Sarah Smick.
See note For John B Doudna, b. 1830LDS has marriage Date as 16 Mar 1851 and has surname spelledKRATTINGER.
Applies to: Lucinda (Lucy) Crotinger.
Or Joseph Baily
Possibly Joseph BailyJ. B. DOUDNA, farmer, P. O. Jerome, was born in Guernsey County,Ohio, December 2. 1830. His parents, William and Lydia (Bailey)Doudna, were natives of Belmont and Guernsey Countiesrespectively, The former was born in 1806, and the latter in1812. His grandfather, John Doudna, was born near Raleigh, N.C., November 9, 1778, and his wife, Anna Doudna,was a native of the same place. His great-grandfather, JohnDoudna, the first of the name, it is supposed, was born inEngland. When about four years old he was stolen by a crew ofsailors who kept him till he was a young man, when he made hisescape. He was distinguished as John, and afterward nicknamed"Doudna," which name he adopted. He married Sarah Knorvas, whowas born May 23, 1756, and moved to Belmont County, Ohio, in1803. He died in 1811. He was the parent of fourteen children,of whom two are now living. Our subject's maternal grandparents,Henry and Elizabeth Bailey, came from North Carolina to Ohio in1802, and settled in Guernsey County. The great-grandfather,Jesse Bailey, was born February 1, 1781.From Union Co. Ohio, Jerome Twsp, Archive Bios.His wife, Mary Bundy, was born June 16, 1787, and died August31, 1847. The subject of this sketch is the eldest of eightchildren. He was reared to manhood on a farm, and was educatedin the common schools. In 1850, he came to Union County andfollowed the carpenter trade till 1877, when he turned hisattention to the farm. March 16, 1851, he was married toLucinda, daughter of Peter and Margaret Crotinger. Mrs. D., anative of Knox County, Ohio was born March 12, 1831. Eightchildren were born to this union; of these seven are now living,viz.: Manasseh W., Charles F.; Phebe R., wife of WilliamMcCarty; J. Frank, Helen O., George M. and Harry H. Ephriam M.is deceased. Mr. Doudna located on his presenthomestead in 1860. He owns a good farm of 111 1/4 acres, and forthe last six years has been engaged in farming. He served asTownship Clerk fourteen years, and is a member of the society ofI. O. O. F.
Applies to: John Bailey Doudna.
Union Co. Jerome Twsp. Archive Bios. dated 1883One reference gives the marriage date as 15 Mar 1851LDS gives it as 16 Mar 1851
Applies to: Lucinda (Lucy) Crotinger and John Bailey Doudna.
5 yrs old on 1850 cencus
Her gravestone in Herriott Cemetery, Jerome twp, Union Co Oh,says she was 44 years old at death, which would have made herborn in 1818.
Applies to: Mary Crotinger.
OBITUARY
Date: APRIL 7, 1916
Notes: MARYSVILLE, UNION COUNTY, OHIO NEWSPAPER
Actual text: MRS. MARY DAVIS

ONE OF UNION COUNTY'S PIONEERS PASSES AWAY

MRS. MARY DAVIS, WIDOW OF THE LATE MICHAEL DAVIS, OF THIS PLACE, AND ONE OF UNION COUNTY'S OLDEST AND MOST HIGHLY RESPECTED CITIZEN, DIED AT THE FARM ON WHICH SHE SPENT HER GIRLHOOD DAYS LAST FRIDAY, APRIL 7th, 1916, AND THE REMAINS WERE BROUGHT TO THIS PLACE SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 9th AND TAKEN TO THE HOME OF HER BROTHER-IN-LAW W.S. DAVIS.
THE DECEASED WAS THE DAUGHTER OF HENRY AND SARAH CROTINGER, BORN IN GREEN COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, FEBUARY 10th 1822 AND DIED APRIL 7th, 1916, AGED 94 YEARS, 1 MONTH, 27
DAYS. SHE WAS MARRIED TO MICHAEL DAVIS AUGUST 24th 1843 AT HOMER, LICKING COUNTY,
BY JAMES HAYES. THEY LIVED ON A FARM IN KNOX COUNTY, NEAR MT. VERNON, O., WHEN THEY MOVED TO UNION COUNTY, NEAR MILFORD CENTER IN 1854. TO THIS UNION NO CHILDREN WERE BORN.
WHEN TIME FELL HEAVILY ON THEM AFTER YEARS OF EFFORT TO PROVIDE AGAINST OLD AGE, THE RETIRED TO MILFORD CENTER WHERE MR DAVIS DIED JUNE 29th, 1911, AFTER A COMPANIONSHIP OF 67 YEARS, 10 MONTHS, AND 5 DAYS.
MRS. DAVIS WILL BE RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF THE PIONEERS OF UNION COUNTY AND AS A MEMBER OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. HER LONG YEARS OF ACTIVITY IN THE COUNTY WHERE SGE SPENT THE GREATER PART OF HER LIFE TELL BETTEER THAN WORDS OF THE ESTEEM IN WHICH SHE WAS HELD IN THE COMMUNITY.
HER LIFE HAS BEEN ONE OF USEFULNESS AND THROUGH-OUT HER MANY YEARS SHE ENDEAVOREDTO "SO LIVE THAT WHEN THE SUMMONS CAME CAME TO JOIN THE INNUMERABLE CARAVAN WHICH MOVES TO THAT MYSTERIOUS REALM WHERE EACH SHALL TAKE HIS CHAMBER IN THE SILENT HALLS OF DEATH-THOU GO NOT LIKE THE QUARRY
SLAVE AT NIGHT SCOURGED TO HIS DUNGEON, BUT SOOTHED AND SUSTAINED BY AN UNFALTERING TRUST APPROACH THY GRAVE LIKE ONE WHO WRAPS THE DRAPERY OF HIS COUCH AROUND HIM AND LIES DOWN TO PLEASANT DREAMS.
FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS SHE HAS BEEN IN
THE HOME OF HER YOUNGEST BROTHER WHERE TENDER AND LOVING HANDS MINISTERED TO HER NEEDS AND MADE HER LAST DAYS PLEASANT.
SHE LEAVES TO MOURN HER DEPARTURE TWO BROTHERS, JACOB AND JAMES CROTINGER AND ONE
SISTER,CATHERINE BUTCHER. THREE SISTERS AND
THREE BROTHERS HAVE PROCEDED HER TO THE GREAT BEYOND.
FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH MONDAY AFTERNOON, CONDUCTED BY REV. J.H. HAGANS, ASSISTED BY REV. MILLER AND INTERMENT WAS MADE IN MILFORD CENTER CEMETERY BESIDE THE REMAINS OF HER HUSBAND.

Applies to: Mary Crotinger.
Known as Christany
Applies to: Christina Crotinger.
Dates from head stone in Patterson Cemetery.
Applies to: Henry Crotinger.
Ohio Death Index
Grave marker says 1831-1924
Applies to: Jacob C. Crotinger.
1860 Ohio Census list an Allace A. as 1 year old.Della may have died before 1860 as she is not listed in Census.
Applies to: Abraham Crotinger and Hariet Dumbauld.
Ohio Death Index
Applies to: Catherine E Crotinger.
One reference names him James H Polk, so he may have beenadopted. Also a reference as James K Polk Crotinger and James P. Crotinger
Grave marker has James A. Crotinger, Obit refers to James E. Crottinger
Applies to: James A. Crotinger.
Called Allissa Aleff Cole in one recordCalled Aley
Applies to: Allissa Aleff Cole.
9 Children
Applies to: Henry Cole and Elizabeth King.
9 yr. old in 1870 Census living with John Crotinger
Was living with John Crotinger family in 1870 when census wastaken.
Applies to: George W. Morrow.
Age at death 27 yr 1 mo 19 days
Applies to: Sarah E Baughman.
Ohio Death Index
Applies to: Elizabeth Jane Woodburn.
May be different Hiram Crotinger
Applies to: Hiram Crotinger and Elizabeth Jane Woodburn.
Spelled Hutchisson on 1880 Census
Applies to: Luther W Hutchinson.
The Dellmore Patch listed in the 1880 Census with the HenryCrotingers is the son of Harmon Patch who lived next to theCrotingers.
Applies to: Sarah E Crotinger and Luther W Hutchinson.
At age 22 Chester Crotinger, of Union Co. Ohio, and his bride ofa few months, Elizabeth Rebecca Butler, came to Ellinwood,Barton Co. Kansas in 1873 with Dave Curry, D.M. Woodburn, GeorgeButler, and Sam Chapman families. Mr Croitnger's bride was adaughter of George Butler. They and the Butlers spent only ashort time in Barton Co., then went on to Rush Co. and locatednear Bison. Moved to Great Bend Ks with Sara J. in 1911where they resided at1415 Jefferson St until her death
Applies to: Chester Arthur (Chet) Crotinger.
Named Rebecca Elizabet in 1860 Census.
Applies to: Elizabeth Rebecca Butler.
She was in the nursing profession between 1897 and 1909
News Paper Obituary, Bison Courier, 18 Mar 1932 says she was returned to Deleware Co, Ohio for burial.
Applies to: Sarah Jane Bowersmith.
Or 25 Apr 1956
One of 14 children, she came to Kansas with her brothers in1884. She homesteaded land in Greeley Co. KS.
Applies to: Elizabeth Elnora Strait.
They moved to Manhattan in 1912 to be with Sam and his wife,Nora, while they attended Kansas State College. Returned toBison in 1915 and lived until the death of Mr Crotinger in 1924
Applies to: Albert O. Crotinger and Elizabeth Elnora Strait.
References give her name variously as Jalana Didiama or JolnaDidiama or Helania Didiama. Listed on the 1860 cencus roles asHelania D, 1 yr old.
Applies to: Jalana Didiama Crotinger.
One reference says she married Henry Claude Ellison.
Applies to: William Clark Ellison.
One ref. 1857
Ref 30 Sep 1883
One ref. says Oakdale Cemetery
Died of consumption and heart disease
Applies to: John Emery Crotinger.
1860 Census shows Margaret to be 2 yrs older than John.
Applies to: John Henry Crotinger.
Name given as Margaret J. in one record.
Applies to: Margaret Clawson Crotinger.
Lived in Wapakoneta, OH at time of her death
Applies to: Rachel Page.
19 yr old on 1870 Census
Applies to: Electa J Crotinger.
17 in 1870 Cencus
Applies to: Harriet Louise Crotinger.
11 yr old in 1870 Census
Applies to: Sarah Elizabeth Crotinger.
15 yr old on 1870 Census
This is a possible marriage for her. The record says Susan E.Crotinger
Applies to: Susannah E Crotinger.
7 yr old on the 1870 Census
Applies to: Oliver A Crotinger.
Catherine or Kathrine
Applies to: Etta C Crotinger.
Full name probably Alice Adell but called Della
Applies to: Alice Adell Crotinger.
May have been named Anna Valetta
Applies to: Allace Anne Crotinger.
Possibly married Charles F Lish, 12 Jun 1885, Putnam Co Oh
Applies to: Martha Ann Crotinger.
This may not be a valid marriage as Mary was still married toMickens in 1883
Applies to: Roy Dixon.
Excerts from the Mclean Co. Illinois Colfax Leader tell of theCrotinger Stable housing the the new fire engine.
Applies to: Franklin C. Crotinger.
Grave marker says 1876-1933
Was killed by Walter Robertson.
Applies to: Jennie Adell Crotinger.
Leota
Applies to: Leona D Peters.
Or Ralph Raymond
Applies to: Raymond Ralph Crotinger.
Or Alberta
Applies to: Alverda Crotinger.
Ran bakery in McCracken KS in 1920s.Lived with his uncle Chester at Bison Ks while growing up.1920 Census has James and Milla living in Great Bend KS with sonWilliam age 23 months.
Applies to: James Henry Crotinger.
James Married Milla Wilson while he was running bakery inMcCracken Ks
Applies to: Milla Vietta Wilson.
Died in child birth.
child is burried with her
Obit says she died in child birth and child is burried in casketwith her.One reference says she was murdered by Walter Roberts, but byall accounts that is not true.
Applies to: della A Hammond.
Obituary, Great Bend Tribune, Wed 7 Jan 1914.
Obituary, Barton Co Democrat, Tue 8 Feb 1914
Applies to: della A Hammond.
Obituary, From Barton Democrat, 8 Feb 1914.
Obituary, From Great Bend Trubune, 9 Feb 1914
Applies to: James Henry Crotinger and della A Hammond.
No Marker
Burried on the farm north of Timken, no marker.
Applies to: Willie Crotinger.
DJ has d. 15 Dec 1949
Hodgeman Co.
Tom received a half section of land from his father Chester'sestate.
Applies to: Thomas Henry Crotinger.
Hodgeman Co.
Applies to: Mary Hoover.
1 1/2 yrs old.
No Marker
Burried on the farm north of Timken, no marker.
Applies to: Zella Mae Or Tella Crotinger.
LDS says she was living in St. Rose Hospital, Great Bend, KSwhen they married.
Applies to: Grace Maude Crotinger.
Grand nephew of Henry Timken of Roller Bearing fame.
Applies to: Harvey Robert Timken.
Kansas State Legislature, 1925 through 1930
Applies to: Loris Everett Webb.
Called Mattie
Applies to: Martha Margaret Rages.
Called Aunt Nora
Applies to: Ada Elnora Crotinger.
Lived in Bazine.
Applies to: Lilly Viola Crotinger.
Musician. Organized Lone Star Band. Taught music at Bison andBazine. Lived on farm NE of Bazine from 1923 until death.
Applies to: Albert Homer Herman Timken.
1920 Census says they were living in Lamar City, Powers Co,Colorado
Applies to: Chester Henry (Chet) Crotinger.
Named Allie in one record. Ollie taught school at Olney SchoolSE of Bison, Ks.
Applies to: Ollie Viola Butler.
Drafted in WWI from Latah Co. Idaho, no date.
Applies to: Samual Hiram Crotinger.
Possibly born in Perry, Shawnee Co., Ohio
Applies to: Cora Catherine Crotinger.
Katherine
Applies to: Mary Kaye Crotinger.
Or Katherine
Applies to: Catherine I Crotinger.
Or Martha APossibly married Charles F Lish, 12 Jun 1885, Putnam Oh (orLisk)
Applies to: Martha A. Crotinger.
Living with Grandparents in 1900 Census
Applies to: Susan Coffman.
James and Effie are listed in 1910 Census in Putnam Co Ohio,Jennings twp. Listing Paul Brown as step son age 4.
Applies to: James Clifton Crotinger.
Brown is married name.
Applies to: Effie J Unknown.
One reference had 1895
Louise on 1910 Census
Applies to: Ive Lois Crotinger.
Or Evelyn May
Applies to: Evelyn Mae Crotinger.
Died of wounds suffered in World War I, HQ, Co, 360 Inf. TexasBirg. 90th Div. USArmy
Applies to: Roy Crotinger.
Name is given as William in Maude's obit
Applies to: William Earl Crotinger.
Or Letia or Litha
Applies to: Letha Crotinger.
believed to have died of leukemia
Applies to: Samuel Chester Crotinger.
Posibly last name Hester
Applies to: Marie Nester.
Lived in Hanston, KS at time of death.
Applies to: Clara Florence (Sister) Crotinger.
The Ott middlename was not a given name, but an assumed name.Believed from a Mrs. Ott that she worked for in early years.
Applies to: Marie Ott Crotinger.
Moved to the farm NW of McCracken in 19?? with his Mother Lucyand lived there until after his marriage. Alfred along with hiswife, Lucille, and Children, Dorothy and Gerald, moved to theGapen farm north of McCracken in 1939.
Applies to: Alfred Crotinger.
probate judge
Applies to: Frank Edward Crotinger and Mabel Marie Barricklow.
Called Art
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crotinger will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. on June5 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Olmitz. The celebration will be hosted by their children and grandchildren. ArthurCrotinger and Olga Nather were married June 3, 1935, at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Timken. They still reside on the family farm near Otis. They have 10 children, 29 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Their children and spousesare: Dorothy Hernandez of San Leandro, Calif.; Carol Willhite (deceased); Lois and Joe Pusateri of Belton, Mo.; Cindyand John Sohm of Otis; Florence and Tom Holmes of Great Bend; Sue and Steve Hollingsworth of McPherson; Deb and Terry Dalton of Otis; Eugene and Deb Crotinger of Hinton, Okla.; Rosemary and Nick Linn of Smith Center; and Michael and Annalee Crotinger of rural Bison. Family and friends are cordially invited to attend. Cards may be sent to the coupleat Rural Route 1, Box 22, Bison, KS 67520.
Applies to: Stanley Arthur Crotinger.
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Applies to: Stanley Arthur Crotinger and Olga Nather.
Ran Mom's Cafe in Rozel, KS for many years
Applies to: Ida Irene Reifschneider.
Lived in Lakin in 1996
Applies to: Lou Crotinger.
Wrote Tract: 1962 - Efforts to Improve Hard Wheat Quality andthe Effect on the Bakery Production Man - William H. Crotinger -pp. 71-78
Applies to: William H Crotinger.
Lived in Johnson in 1996
Applies to: Emma Mae Crotinger.
Or Helmle
Applies to: Charles Heimle.
Lived in Syracuse in 1996
Applies to: Rose Eileen Crotinger.
Obit in the Crotinger/Butler histroy.
Applies to: George Robert Crotinger.
Burried with mother
Applies to: Baby Crotinger.
Lives in Trinadad Colorado in 1988
Applies to: Clara Cathrine Crotinger.
Pvt 7 Bomb Sq.Was killed, 4 days after he was married, in airplane crash near Bazine KS, where he lived. Died in the Service
Applies to: John Albert Crotinger.
Retired from Gates Rubber Company, Denver, Colorado.
Applies to: Clarence Rex Crotinger.
Drowned while on honeymoon.
Applies to: Sylvester Axman.
Took care of first husband Arthur's 2 grandchildren, Connie Jo Kreie and Alvin Kreie, until they were grown. The live in Washington State
Applies to: Ruthetta Lo Ree Crotinger.
On board of Trustees at Bethany Baptist Church, Long Beach, CA. And Board of Rolling J Ranch, A boys Christian Camp.

Retired from LA Fire department

Obit from Great Bend Tribune, Great Bend, Kansas
Alvin Ray Crotinger 1935-2002
CARSON, Calif. - Alvin Ray Crotinger, 66, died Jan. 15 at his home in Carson. He was born Aug. 27, 1935, in Bison. The son of Chester H. and Ollie V. Butler Crotinger. He was a 1954 graduate of Bison High School. He married Lela Crotinger. A resident of Carson, he was retired from the Los Angeles City Fire Department. Crotinger was a member of Lord of Bethany Church in Long Beach, where he served as a deacon and on the board of trustees. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of the Korean War. Survivors include his wife of the home; three daughters, Cheryl Crotinger, Janet Vuoso and Diane Meneses; one brother, Ned Crotinger of Alexandria, Ind.; three sisters, Fern Axman, Beth Schneider and Ruthetta Hursh, all of Great Bend; and three grandchildren. Funeral was Jan. 19 at Green Hills Funeral Home Chapel in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. Burial was at Green Hills Memorial Park in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. There are no memorials listed. Great Bend (Kan.) Tribune, Feb. 6, 2002
Applies to: Alvin Ray Crotinger.
Bill
Applies to: William Roy Crotinger.
NW 1/4 S34 T16 R20
Applies to: Dorothy Faye Crotinger.
Mostly known as Bub by family and Jerry by friends andacquaintances. Jerry Crotinger was a farmer and rancher in the McCracken RushCo. KS area from 1960 to 1990. Following a vehicle accident inwhich he suffered a spinal injury in 1984, Jerry went back tocollege at Fort Hays State University. He graduated Suma CumLaude with a BFA degree, in Design: Photography in 1989, andcontinuing on to work on his Master of Arts degree whileteaching. His photography was shown in many Art Shows andJurried Photography Competitions. In 1991, Jerry opened JerrysHome Services in Hays, Kansas, a home repair and constructionbusiness.
Applies to: Gerald Dean Crotinger.
Catholic Church
Applies to: Gerald Dean Crotinger and Margaret Ann Krmela.
Christian Church
Applies to: Gerald Dean Crotinger and Patricia Ann McClure.
Oregon
Applies to: Rodney Lynn Moore.
Idaho
Applies to: John Robert Crotinger.
California
Applies to: Joseph Oren Crotinger.
check obit
Applies to: Mary Ann Crotinger.
After Graduating college, Jim went to work at Livermore NationalLabratory in California, transfering to Los Alamos NationalLabatory in New Mexico in 1998.
Applies to: James Allen Crotinger.
Stillborn
Applies to: Suzanne Irene Crotinger.
Stillborn baby
Applies to: Mura Bette Schneider.
Draft registration for wwI list address as 333 Elm St Newark Esses Co NJ
Applies to: William Frederick Russell.
SScard issued in Vermont.
Applies to: William J Russell.
Corporal in US Army
Applies to: Leon Edward Chase.
Born Mary Agustus or Agusta. They moved to New Hampshire in1942-43.
Obit
HAYS — Marie Theresa Guyette, 76, died Tuesday, June 8, 2004, at her home.
She was born Dec. 25, 1928, in Union City, N.J., to William J. and Georgianna (MacDonald) Russell. She was a homemaker and cook and worked at Developmental Services of Northwest Kansas for 19 years. She was a member of Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church and Eagle's Auxiliary, both of Hays, and a former member of the VFW Auxiliary in New Hampshire.
Survivors include a son, Carlos B. Fleming Jr. and his wife, Nancy, Lebanon, N.H.; two daughters, Mary E. LaFlamme and her husband, Joe Korbe, and Sheila Ann Boutin, all of Hays; three brothers, Kenneth Moran, Claremont, N.H., Roger Russell, Manchester, N.H., and Louis Russell, Claremont; three sisters, Eileen Magoon, Patricia Boutilier and Vivian Fergerson, all of Claremont; eight grandchildren, Clorice LaBarge, Francois Boutin Jr., Tina Augustine, Jacki LaFlamme, Carlos Flemming III, Daniel Crotinger, Wade Flemming and Theresa Crotinger; and 14 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Laramie Jaequer and Robert Jaequer.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church; burial in St. Joseph Cemetery, Hays.
A parish vigil service will be at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Hays Memorial Chapel Funeral Home, 20th and Pine. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday and from 9 to 9:45 a.m. Friday at the funeral home.

Applies to: Marie Theresa Russell.
Migrated to America from Austria in 1880 with 3 children
Applies to: Joseph Krmela.
They came to Ameriac in 1878
Applies to: Johannis Stoss.
May be spelled Crestin
Applies to: Magdalene Krestin.
Died during child birth, twins born and died that same day andburried with her.There were a total of 10 children born, with only 5 living.
Applies to: Alousia R (Louise) Stoss.
A Twin
A Twin??
Applies to: Margaret Clementine Dinkle.
Iron miner in Scotland. Coal miner in Kansas
Address in 1881; 19 Rosendale Rd, Pollockshaws, Eastwood, Renfrewshire, Scotland.
Applies to: Alexander Graham.
census says he was born in April, but in the 1895 March 1st Kansas Census he is already listed as 3 days old.
Applies to: Andrew Hamilton Graham.
Cemetery notes say James Thomas Van Winkle instead of the James F. Van Winkle that is given some places.
Applies to: James Thomas van Winkle.
Sublette
Applies to: Robert Lee Moore.
Married 4 times had 15 children
Applies to: Isaac Goodnight.
Civil war-- Confederate Frontier Ranger
Applies to: William Mitchell Goodnight.
POS 1640 Lancastershire England
Birth Possibly in Landcasster England abt 1640
Applies to: John Allen.
POS 1677 Middlesex Co VA
POS 13 Jan 1741, Stafford Co VA
Applies to: William Allen.
POS 1687
Applies to: Margaret Waggener.
One reference has Erasmus Allen as the oldest b 1710 the restall about 2 years older then these numbers.
Applies to: William Allen and Margaret Waggener.
POS 10 Nov 1679 or 1680
Applies to: Thomas Allen.
Could be as early as 6 Feb 1712
Applies to: Erasmus Withers Allen.
Possibily born as early as 1720
Applies to: Thomas Allen.
Old Mercer CO, KY
Applies to: Zachariah Allen.
May have died earlier. Kentucky Ancestors says will probated in Jan 1811
Applies to: Benjamin P Allen.
possibly 1763
Applies to: Elizabeth Hudson.
One of His descendants says he was born in Georgia. 1810 Census has 2 boys under 10 and 1 girl under 10. Was circuit judge of 14th dist. Court in Missouri, 1833-abt1842as well as Legislator from Marrion Co, Missouri Ran for Govener of Missouri from Whig party

State Representive from Marion Co. 1832.
Applies to: Charles H Allen.
Kentucky Ancestors has the marriage date as Nov 1804
Applies to: Charles H Allen and Elizabeth Gatewood.
Alternately spelled Robinson and Robison. Most of William Robison's children used the name Robinson.

OCCU Shoemaker DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 2 QUAY 2 William Robison wasborn in Ireland in 1756. In 1784 at age 28 he came to Americaand settled in Path Valley Franklin Co., Pa. In 1797 he moved toBedford Co., Pa. near Robisonville. His first 5 children wereborn in Path Valley Franklin Co., Pa. and the last two inBedford Co., Pennsylvania.William Robison was born in Ireland in 1756. In 1784 at age 28he came to Ameerica and settled in Path Valley, Franklin Co. PA.In 1797 he moved to Bedford Co, PA near Robisonville. His first5 children were born in Path Valley, Franklin Co. PA and thelast two in Bedford Co. PA. *The 1800 PA Cencus lists 3 children living with WilliamRobinson in Bethel Twp, Bedford Co. PA.
Applies to: William Robison.
OCCU Homemaker One reference has her death as 1802
Applies to: Jane Armstrong.
died of yellow fever
Will probated 14 Feb 1892, Bedford Co. PA.
Jesse B. Dicken died in Perry Co Ohio of yellow fever whilevisiting his children. Rode horseback from Bedford Co. Pa toOhio, c. 1851-1852. Was burried in the Methodist Cemetery, NewLexington, Ohio. Tombstone lists dates as b. 1781- d. 1852. Hiswill was probated 14 Feb 1853 in Bedford Co. PA. *See ref.
Applies to: Jesse B Dicken.
Kentucky Ancestors has marriage date as 30 Oct 1806
Applies to: Beverly Allen and Elizabeth Davis.
Kentucky Ancestors has marriage date as 13 Nov 1815
Applies to: Benjamin Allen and Nancy Cockrill.
One relative has his birth date as 22 Feb 1806
POS 12 Aug 1901
Charles H and Harvey Preston were born in Missouri, but the Girls, Martha E and Mary E. were born in Illinois according to1850 Census.

T. J. Allen's grave was marked by a small metal marker which is no longer visible.
Applies to: Thomas Jefferson Allen.
1811 by one account
Or Barett
Applies to: Agnes Presilla Basnett.
Moved from Kentucky to Scotland Co. Missourin in 1840. 1860Census has them in Miller Twp. Scotland Co. Missouri.
Applies to: Martin Phinney.
QUAY 2
Applies to: George Robison.
Came to USA in 1834, naturalized on 28 Sept 1841 in Adams Co.Pennsylvania
Applies to: Henry Lippert.
French Huguenot descent.
Applies to: Ellen Glessner.
Lived in Gays, Moultrie Co. Illinois
Applies to: Thomas Jefferson Curry.
maybe born in Kentucky
Applies to: Elvin Allen.
Never married
Named Andrew G Allen in 1870 Census
Applies to: Augustine G Allen.
William and Jeremiah were twins
Applies to: Jeremiah Talbott.
William and Jeremiah were twins
Applies to: William Talbott.
OCCU Homemaker DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 2 QUAY 2
Applies to: Nancy Robison.
OCCU Farmer-Timberman DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 0 QUAY 0 QUAY 0 JamesMcKee settled at McKee's Gap Buck Valley Fulton County Pa.around 1793. The first white settlers were James McKee atMcKee's gap and Joseph Deneen at Deneen's Gap. They foundevidence that another settler had preceded them. In the forestthey found a crudely fashioned shelter made by a man whoobviously had no tools, not even an axe, to work with. It was ofwhat appeared to be African design and was probably made by arun away slave who moved on to parts unknown. James Mckee wassoon gathering all the pine knots he could find in the forestand in a mature forest they are not too plentiful as thehardwoods tend to crowd out the pine trees. On a large flatstone on the mountain he burned them and as the pitch collectedon the stone it ran into a groove that led to a spout at theedge. The hot pitch dripped into a barrel and thus he collectedwhat was once known as Naval Stores. He hauled the barrelsoverland to Philadelphia and found a market for the productthere. In the days of wooden hulled ships pitch was the best wayof keeping the cracks watertight. These trips East brought himin the vicinity of Path Valley, Franklin Co., Pa, where his wifeto be Nancy Robison was born. The Robisons moved to RobisonvilleBedford Co., Pa. in 1797. In his wedding day, June 22,1805, James waited at the top of the mountain with his horses.At home the bride had been delayed by some discussion with hermother who felt that her intended was too old for her. Next wehear of Nancy running up the mountain trail with mother Robisonin hot pursuit. Youth will be served and she didn't catch her.In later years Mother Robison reflected that she didn't reallywant to catch her. In Bedford, Pa. there is a record in DeedBook H Page 96 that in 1810 James McKee used all his landholdings including his home at the Gap in the mountains tosecure a loan of $152.71 for two years from George P. Barnhart.At this time a farm sometimes sold for $20.00. This was just onthe eve of the War of 1812 and just what signifcance this had onhis trip is not certain. It is known that James McKee was one ofthe few immigrants in his county to ever make a return trip tohis homeland. great Great Grandmother Nancy looked up onemorning from milking a cow and saw a man approaching in thedistance. From his walk she knew it was her "Jimmy" coming home.On the sea voyage he helped the crew repair a leak in the shipsaying "I have too much to loose not to help". James broughtback Marigold seeds and also the blue Iris from Ireland andshared them with his neighbors. In 1995 the stone chimney ofJames McKee's house beside the road can still be seen. The McKeeCemetery on Mr. Caveners farm in Union Twp. Fulton County Pa. isa little harder to find and a guide would be required if youhave never seen it. Zillah Mellott Garland told of hearing of 3brothers that came from Ireland. James McKee settled at McKee'sGap, another in Maryland and a third, David, near Pittsburgh,Pa.and is likely the founder of McKeesport according to theWestern Pa. Historical Magazine Vol. 13 Jan. 1930 #1 PP3-19James McKee was a member of the Masonic Order.
Applies to: James McKee.
QUAY 3
Applies to: Nancy Robison and James McKee.
Died in Civil War
Died in Civil WarQUAY 2 QUAY 2
Applies to: Thomas Robison.
QUAY 2 QUAY 2
Applies to: Jane Robison.
QUAY 2 QUAY 2
Applies to: Joseph Robison.
Listed a Blacksmith in 1860 Census
Applies to: William Robison.
QUAY 2
Applies to: Isabel Robison.
1843 Cencus has Neri Smith living in Southhampton Twsp, BedfordCo. Pennsylvania.
Applies to: Neri D Smith.
Moved to near Jascksonville Ill. when 2 years old, c. 1830-31, then 5 years later to Memphis, Scotland Co MO.
In the Civil War, Harvey Preston Allen was enrolled as 1st Sgt on 30 Apr 1864 in Co. G 29th Regiment, Enrolled Missouri Militia, Memphis, MO. Relieved of duty 28 Nov 1864.
Moved to Ellsworth Co KS 1877, and to Rush Co KS in 1903
Harvey Preston Allen's gravestone in the Lacrosse, KS cemetery has that he was in Co. B 29th Regiment. GAR gravemarker
See note under marriage tag.
Applies to: Harvey Preston Allen.
see note under marriage tagParents moved to Missouri when she was 4 years old.Obit says she had a half brother, ?? Phinney
Applies to: Nancy Langdon Phinney.
Harvey Preston Allen and Nancy Langdon Phinney were married in the United Baptist Church in {Memphis} Missouri on 25 Jan 1858.
They moved to Elsworth Co. KS in 1878 and lived there until 1902 when they moved to Rush Co. KS.
Applies to: Harvey Preston Allen and Nancy Langdon Phinney.
From GraveStone
LDS has Moses being born in 1847

1900 Census had Moses Robinson living in Union twp, Rice Co, KS with wife Alice and dau Fern A
Applies to: Moses Robison.
1880 Census says Alice B.
Applies to: Alice Virginia Loughridge.
Died from nephritis
Enlisted in Indiana Volinteers in Civil War.Came to Kansas in 1878 with his brother Augustus and theirfamilies and a Cousin, Theo. F. Glessner. Homesteaded inIllinois Twp. Rush Co. KS.
Applies to: George W Lippert.
Twin of LaVina
Applies to: Angelina Robinson.
Died in Civil War
Applies to: Thomas Robinson.
Was enlisted in Civil War from Morgan Co. Indiana on 16 Sep1861, mustered out on 12 Jul 1865.
Applies to: Henry Jr. Lippert.
Or in Sibieliousville, PA
Served with the Indiana Volinteers in the Civil War until 5 Feb1865.Came to Kansas in 1878. Gave a few acres of his land to build Zion United BrethernChurch, July 1878 to 1910.
Applies to: Augustus Caesar (Gus) Lippert.
OCCU Farmer, Herdsman DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 3 QUAY 0
Applies to: John McKee.
QUAY 3
Applies to: John McKee.
OCCU Homemaker DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 0
Applies to: Jane McKee.
OCCU Died young DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 3
Applies to: Rachel McKee.
OCCU Homemaker DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 1 QUAY 3
Applies to: Mary McKee.
OCCU Died young DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3
Applies to: Nancy McKee.
OCCU Homemaker DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 0
Applies to: Sarah A McKee.
OCCU Farmer, Mechanic DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 3 QUAY 3 WilliamW. McKee lived in Brush Creek Twp., Fulton Co., Pa. in 1880. The1860 US Census lists George Blankley age 71 as living with him.
Applies to: William W McKee.
OCCU Midwife, Homemaker DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 3 QUAY 0Isabella McKee Martin was the local mid-wife in her time andwell respected in her community.
Applies to: Isabella McKee.
OCCU Homemaker DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 0 QUAY 0
Applies to: Rachel McKee.
1870 Census calls her Salina
Applies to: Delilah Unknown.
1860 has Jamaes M Allen as 7 years old.living with Dana Brundago in Miller Twp, Scotland co. Mo.
Applies to: James Millard Fillmore Allen.
Lived with dau Grace for last year of her life.
Applies to: Lillie Ester McCarty.
I have theScribner Series Arithmetic, published 1875, book that 16 year old Thomas Lee Robinson used when he was in school in 1882, with his name in it. It was also used by his half sister Lulu J Robinson in 1884.
Applies to: Thomas Lee Robinson.
Or Mattoon, Illinois
The Lipperts came to Great Bend KS in 1878
Applies to: Lillian Debora Lippert.
1900 Census lists birth as Mar 1898
May have died on July 6th.
Applies to: Thomas Jefferson Allen.
Also named Martin Phinney Allen Lived in Alberta, Canada
Or Martin Preston Allen

The 1911 Alberta Canada Census says Murlen P Allen but is actually Martin P Allen
Immigrate to Canada in 1906 according to that.
Applies to: Martin Van Buren Allen.
Julean in 1870 Census.
Applies to: Julia Ann Allen.
Killed by lightening on the Smokey Hill River.
Applies to: George Warren Lippert.
OCCU Farmer DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 3 QUAY 0
Applies to: James McKee.
Neva Layton Harvey e-mail harvey.CW@worldnet.att.net OCCUFarmer DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 3 Neva Layton Harvey e-mailharvey.CW@worldnet.att.net QUAY 0 Neva Layton Harvey e-mailharvey.CW@worldnet.att.net Willian Carl McKee was living atHesson, Pa., at the time of hisdeath. He lived on his farm nearto Marklesburg, Pa.
Applies to: William Carl McKee.
OCCU Postmaster,Storekeeper DATE QUAY 0 QUAY 3 QUAY 3 NevaLayton Harvey e-mail harvey.CW@worldnet.att.net QUAY 3 SolomonEdward McKee was named after his grandfather Solomon Diehl. Herespected the Biblical origin of the name but preferred hismiddle name and was known all his life as "Ed". His fathermarried late in life and one of Ed's teenage memories wasplowing the fields of the family farm at McKee's Gap, the summerafter his father died, with a horse that was older than he wasat 16 years of age. He recalled that his father John was buriedin a fine tailored suit. As a young man he would sometimes go tothe neighboring town of Hancock, Md. with some of the youngMcKibbin men. He would stay outside while they went into thetaverns for refreshment. In time their sister Jessie could seesome special merit in the young Ed McKee who was of soberhabits. Jessie McKibbin and Ed McKee were married on 04 Dec1895. It was life long love match and their home reflected thevalues they cherished. It was the Victorian age in Europe butthe American heartland shared similiar values. From farming itwas a natural step to being a huxter and buying the local farmproduce. Soon he built the new home and store building whichlater housed the Amaranth, Pa. Postoffice where he wasPostmaster for 44 years until his retirement due to age andwhere his son Ralph served as Postmaster after him. His motherin Law Ella Rebecca Eddowes McKibbin named the PostofficeAmaranth after a flower. One break in the continuity of EdMcKee's stay at Amaranth came when he took a year off in around1909 to manage another store in Marion, Pa. His young sons Ralphand Kenneth had to adjust to the schools there and they enduredsome teasing about the cut of their clothing which was a littledifferent from their new Eastern Pa. companions. Kennethrecalled that the store in Marion had ice cream cones in twosizes. There was a large 5 cent size and a small one cent size.The boys got to help out in their fathers store sometimes and ifa needy looking child ordered a one cent cone they tried to makesure it was packed to the fullest extent. Meanwhile back atAmaranth the house and store were in charge of Francis M. Diehlfirst cousin of Ed McKee on his mothers side. Francis M. Diehlwas a school teacher and also local Justice of The Peace. WhenFrancis M. Diehl left after his one year stay he left behind anold seal stamping machine for documents. Perhaps his term ofoffice had expired. The heavy black cast iron based device withthe long handle was in use as a doorstop around the house foryears. Francis Diehl left behind a drill chart which was used toteach children to tell time from the hands of a clock also. Thecountry store was a gathering place to meet ones neighbors andshare farming news, family news and hunting stories by the men.There were a few women hunters but they were the exception. Theauthor can recall in the late 1930's hearing men discuss themerits of the 40-40 Krag Rifle which could be had on the surplusmarket for $19.95 plus shipping costs. These were surplus riflesfrom the Spanish American War and the very same type carried upSan Juan Hill by Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders. Another of thetopics in 1930's was the proposed building of a PennsylvaniaTurnpike. As the newspapers presented the problem Governor Earlesaid the state didn't have the money and President Roosevelt wastelling the state to borrow it. Solomon Edward McKee kept storefor a total of 63 years before his retirement in 1960.
Applies to: Solomon Edward McKee.
Or Possibly Little River, KS
Applies to: Faye Ellen Robinson.
Maude Frances Allen and Maude Frances Blackaby were school mates in Deer Creek Oklahoma in their childhood. James J. Allen has a postcard from Maude Frances Murphy to Maude Frances Lake postmarked 31 Oct 1909 in which She said she had done a great big wash that day and asked how Roy (Ivan Leroy Lake) was doing. Jim Mike Murphy was born 2 days later.
Applies to: Maude Frances Allen.
Grace was born on a trip from the Oklahoma Strip, OK. to RussellCo. KS (or Rush Co) when her parents stoped at the home of JerryThurlow in Milan, KS.

Grace graduated from Entre Nous College, Rush Co, Kansas, in 1914-1915.
Applies to: Lilly Grace Allen.
Possibly born in Arkansas
Living with H. P. Allen in 1885 in Ellsworth Co. Kansas.
Applies to: Cora Dell Allen.
Middle name reffered to as both Ira and Osa.
Applies to: Eldridge Ira Shank.
Barber
Applies to: Ray C Welch.
Living with H. P. Allen in 1885 in Ellsworth Co. Kansas.
Applies to: Carrie F. Robinson.
Adopted Virginia's 3 childern
Applies to: Millard Pope.
WWII,USArmy, 21st Field Hospital, SouthEast Asia
Applies to: Edward (Epp) Fiala.
Goodier was Married name.
Applies to: Jessie Goodier.
Tarmstedt Germany
Applies to: Jacob I Timken and Trine Mahnken.
Settled in McPhereson Co KS Later went to Oklahoma
Applies to: John (Johann) Timken.
Went to New Orleans on Mississippi River and became a gambler.
Applies to: Cord Timken.
Went to California in 1849 and was never heard from again.
Applies to: Gerhard (Gerd) Timken.
Became Lutheran Minister in Illinois
Applies to: Garrett Cord Timken.
Gerhard worked for Henry Timken in buggy shop in ST Louis. He showed Henry how to temper the buggy springs, that Henry hadinvented, so they wouldn't break.
Applies to: Gerhard Ringen.
Had a carriage and buggy factory in St Louis MOInventor of Timken Roller Bearings and Timken buggy springs.Came to Rush Co to visit and bought 20 sections of land alongthe Sante Fe Railroad which was known as the Timken Ranch. Latersold land for the townsite of Timken, which was named after him.
Applies to: Henry (Hinrich) Timken.
Burried in Lake Creek Cemetery, Smithton MO
Applies to: Herrman (Harmon) Timken.
First Mayor of Bison in 1911, and was state representive for 3terms.
Applies to: John Herman Timken.
Adopted Gertrude in 1900
Applies to: John Herman Timken and Emma Elizabeth Kohler.
Died at age 14 of small pox.
Applies to: Henry Timken.
Worked for his Uncle Henry Timken on the Timken Ranch.
Applies to: George Leonard Timken.
Worked for Uncle Henry Timken on Timken ranch with his brotherGorge
Applies to: Herrman Jacob Timken.
Lived near Boulder, Co.
Applies to: August (Gus) Timken.
Was married briefly late in life.
Applies to: Harry Gilbert Timken.
Variously named Getta, Gretta, Greta.
Applies to: Gretta Roach.
Worked for Gas Company in 1930 Census
Was a sheep herder when married to Lucy Reed Crotinger.
Applies to: Robert Kenneth Underwood.
Later known as John George Butler. Trinity Lutheran Church in Lancaster, Pa lists Johann Georg Butler being baptised 12 May 1754. Father Thomas Butler, Mother Dorthea. From Pennsylvania German Church Records Vol 1.
Applies to: Johann Georg Butler.
Was in War of 1812.Migrated to Carlton Ohio in 1816The Heritage Collection Biography & History from Unigraphic1978 reprint of Beers 1891 publication, page 289, gives this listing: Carroll County, Ohio: George J. Butler, probably the oldest dry-goods merchant in Carrollton, Carroll County, having been engage in that line of buisness in the place twenty-four years, was born there February10, 1849. His grandfather, George Whitefield Butler, was a native of Maryland, and when twenty-five years of age he came to the new county of Carroll. By trade he was a tanner, and he established the first tannery in Carroll County, which he carried on for years, but which has long since become a thing ofthe past. He was the father of twelve children, viz.: Washington(deceased], father of George J.; Franklin, who died at DesMoines, Iowa; Jonathan, who passed from earth in California; Morgan, living in Ghosen, Ind.; Lafayette, in Marshall, Tex.;George, in Kansas; Adams, in Newton, Iowa; Amanda, wife of Miles O'Connor, in San Jose, Cal.; Harriet, wife of B. B. Moore, in Marshalltown, Iowa; Elizabeth, who died in infancy. The parents of this family both died in Carrollton, the mother in 1868,and the father in 1873; he was postmaster at Carrollton during the war.
Applies to: George Whitfield Butler.
Lived in North Carolina, Union Co. Ohio when dau. ElizabethRebecca was born.Enlisted in Co. H, 96th Regiment, Ohio Volinteer Army, 6 Aug1862, from Union Co. Ohio. Mustered out 7 Jul 1865. George Butler and family came to Kansas in 20 Mar 1873 withChester Crotinger who married George Butler's daughter, Rebecca.(see also note under Chester Crotinger)From The History of Rush Co., 1976George Butler came to Rush Co in 1870 and filed a claim, thenreturned to Iowa (Ohio) to get his family and brought them backin 1873. He was Postmaster at the Onley post office, establishedin 1874 1 mile east of present Timken, KS. He drove a stagecoachand carried mail from Great Bend for a number of years.George Butler hauled the logs to build his house from anabandoned Indian Reservation near Ellsworth. He was instrumentalin organizing the first Methodist Church in Rush Co., which waseast of Walnut City.Businesses listed in Rush Center in 1888 was Gorge Butler,Dairy.

From Civil War records
Enlisted as a Corporal on 06 August 1862 at the age of 27
Enlisted in Company K, 96th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 19 August 1862.
Sick on 15 February 1863
Returned on 09 April 1864
Transfered on 18 November 1864 from company K to company C
Mustered out Company K, 96th Infantry Regiment Ohio on 07 July 1865 in Mobile, AL
Applies to: George Wesley Butler.
1860 Census-- Name is Louisa
Applies to: Lois Elmira Gibbs.
In 1850 Jonathan Butler was in Placerville, El Dorado Co, California, mining for gold. Presumably went there in the 1849 gold rush. By 1860
Applies to: Jonathan Butler.
Lived in Great Bend KS
Applies to: Terrissa Jane Butler.
LIved in Gove Co. KS
Applies to: James Whitfield Butler.
The first marriage in Center Twp.
Applies to: Sarah Francis Butler and George W. Cooley.
from gravestone
from gravestone
Gravestone has Gertrude M.
Applies to: Gertude Grace McPherson.
Never Married
Applies to: Maude Ester Butler.
Divorced from C. L. Reid in Dec 1941
Applies to: Zoe Etta Butler.
Divorced from Zoe Etta Butler in Dec 1941
Applies to: Charles Lewis Reid.
Applies to: Ester S. Seelye.
Retired school teacher
Applies to: Marion Alleen Ruddell.
Died in infancy. Prusumably burried in LaCrosse Cemetery
Applies to: Cynthia Anna Roberts.
Grew up in Denison, Kansas.
Applies to: Kenneth Lee Cooper.
Christian Church Minister
Applies to: Isaac Bowersmith.
Editor of the Ohio StateJournal, Columbus Oh at one time.
Applies to: Daniel L Bowersmith.
Killed in the explosion of a sawmill boiler.
Applies to: John Bowersmith.
One Roots web source has this name spelled Reiman, but the givennames are all the same. And they are listed as living on theReam homestead in Rush County and in Fairfield Co Ohio.
Applies to: Ruben Roy Ream.
See notes John B. b. 1830
Applies to: John Doudna.
Moved to Belmont Co Ohio in 1803
Applies to: John Doudna and Sarah Knorvas.
Settled in Gurnsey Co. Ohio
Applies to: Jesse Bailey.
Sometimes last name spelled Peckenpaugh
Applies to: Johann Adam Beckenbaugh.
Sometimes called Peckenpaugh
Applies to: Georg Adam Beckenbaugh.
Might have been born in Germany
Applies to: George Beckenbaugh.
George would have only been 12 yrs old when they married.They aparently had 3 boys all born in 1774 (triplets), all diedyoung. One was 10 yrs old and the other 2, died in same year, 16years old. No names are given for these boys.
Applies to: George Beckenbaugh and Susanna Beskenbaugh.
One reference says he was born in Virginia
Applies to: Henry Cole.
Had 8 Children
Applies to: Jeremiah Cole and Delilah Filson.
Nancy is given as daughter of John T. Cole in one reference, butmay have been a sister since she was born when he was only 15yrs old and 19 years before he got married.
Applies to: Nancy Cole.
13 Children
Applies to: Hans Adam Diehl and Maria Catharine Kreische.
Nine Children
Applies to: Johann Adam Simon and Maria Elisabeth Diehl.
13 children
Applies to: Michael Jr Simon and Barbara Dice.
On 28 Sept 1733, Hans George Utz, age 50, and his son HansJacob, age 27, along with Jacob's young wife Marie Catherine,age 24, arrived at the Port of Philadelphia on board theBrigantine Richard and Elizabeth out of Rotterdam.
Applies to: Hans George Utz.
Note: Ref: Brion UTZ BrionUtz@aol.com: "The earliest records of the UTZ family are found in the Province of Alsace, which is now a part of France but throughout history changed hands between French and German control. In the middle of the seventeenth century, at the close of the Thirty Years War, many Swiss-Germans left Switzerland for Germany, where there was more land available for farming than there were people to farm it. The Utz family may have been part of this migration, but no proof has been found for this. On September 28, 1733, Hans George Utz (age 50) and his son Hans Jacob (27), along with Jacob's young wife Marie Catherine (24) and Marie's Mother Barbara HOLLER (77), arrived at the ort of Philadelphia on board the Brigantine RICHARD AND ELIZABETH out of Rotterdam. Christopher Clymer was the Ship's Master. They made their way to Baltimore County, Maryland, where they originally settled." Ancestry.com notes of Naomi Hopperstad in the Ancestors fo Floyd McKinley Long.
http://awtc.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1054235&id=I114019396
Applies to: Hans Jacob Utz.
Note: Ref: Brion UTZ BrionUtz@aol.com: "The earliest records of the UTZ family are found in the Province of Alsace, which is now a part of France but throughout history changed hands between French and German control. In the middle of the seventeenth century, at the close of the Thirty Years War, many Swiss-Germans left Switzerland for Germany, where there was more land available for farming than there were people to farm it. The Utz family may have been part of this migration, but no proof has been found for this. On September 28, 1733, Hans George Utz (age 50) and his son Hans Jacob (27), along with Jacob's young wife Marie Catherine (24) and Marie's Mother Barbara HOLLER (77), arrived at the ort of Philadelphia on board the Brigantine RICHARD AND ELIZABETH out of Rotterdam. Christopher Clymer was the Ship's Master. They made their way to Baltimore County, Maryland, where they originally settled." From notes of Naomi Hopperstad in Ancestors of Floyd McKInley Long
http://awtc.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1054235&id=I114019396
Applies to: Maria Catherine Haller.
Note: "Died in childhood," perhaps during the long journey to America? Bp. 9 July 1730. Sponsors: Heinrich Holler, "tiler here [q.v.], Joh. Heinrich Trauttman, citizen and forester, Anna Elisabetha Villhard, wife of Jon. Daniel Muller, citizen of Gerichtsschoffen here. "These emigrants settled in Manchester, Baltimore County, Maryland. There are many records about these individuals and their descendants in that area. ... this book also notes 'Utz was a common name in Kraichgua, i.e. east of the Rhine between Schwarzwald (Black Forest) and Odenwald [Oden Forest]. PS: I have not misspelled the names in the above information, this is the spelling as indicated in the source documents." Brion Utz, brionutz@aol.com, 10021 Perry Drive, Overland Park, KS 66212.
From notes of Naomi Hopperstad in the Ancestors fo Floyd McKinley Long
http://awtc.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:1054235&id=I114019485
Applies to: Heinrich Utz.
Killed in action in WWII abt 1943
Applies to: Lionel O Boutin.
Lived in Columbus OH 1898
Applies to: Alexander H. Reed.
Sometimes spelled Stiers, sometimes Stires
Applies to: Joel B. Stires.
Ran away from home in Penn. at age 15 and became a drummer boyduring Civil War.Enlisted in Co K, 13 Penn. Rifle Reserve Corp. in Clearfield Co.PA. Was wonded at Fredricksburg 13 Dec 1862, and discharged 23Apr 1863, because of his wounds. He was the youngest of a familyof 4 children, Robert, Alexander, Jane, and himself. Jane was married to a Darr and lived in Burnside PA Sam later came to Kansas and set up a harness shop in Larned,KS. Married Francis A. Stiers of Larned in 1879. He homesteaded 3 mi. east of Rush Center, KS, and walked from there to Larned and back home on weekends. Some 30 Miles.

Has Edward Bayless, 4 yrs old, listed as son in 1880 Census
Applies to: Samuel Reed.
Eddie Bayliss, a cousin that lived with the Reeds.
Applies to: Samuel Reed and Frances Amanda Stires.
Not in 1870 Census so may have died before then or when her mother died.
Applies to: Margaret E. Stiers.
Married John Roberts of New Lexington, Perry Co. Ohio, 26 Feb1885,(daughers Della, Daisy) d. Nov 30 1894 and John G Saunders(son, Frank, b. 13 Aug 1902)
Applies to: Cora May Stiers.
date of death given on one obit as 3 Nov 1894
Applies to: John W Roberts.
1880 Census give name as Edward S Bayless, otherwise it is spelled Baylis
He was probably the son of Frances Stiers from an earlier marriage.

Registered for WWI draft in Colorado at age 41. Registration card says he was a printer and publisher. Address Platteville Weld Co Colorado.
Applies to: Edward Stiers Baylis.
Probably died before 1930, as not in 1930 Oklahoma census.
Applies to: Lillie Jane Reed.
Died in infancy
Applies to: William Reed Saunders.
Lived in Pawlet Vermont from 1921f to her death.
Applies to: Emily L. Frost.
Is named Ray E in 1900 Census
Applies to: Ira E Wait.
Born in Norway, came to America in 1905, Naturalized in 1912,Brooklyn, NewYork
Applies to: Svein Alsaker.
Born i Illinois of Noreigian parents
Applies to: Adelaide Pedersen.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, International Genealogical Index (R), Copyright (c) 1980, 2002, data as of May 29, 2006, Film #: 456289.
Applies to: Ellen Janette Parsons.
Shoemaker
Applies to: J. U. Roach.
Forest hIll cemetery information says he was born in 1829 and died in 1915.
Applies to: Elihu Craine Ball.
Tisha on grave stone.
Sometimes called Tesch (see 1910 census)
From gravestone
Death also given as 30 Mar 1915 in Jeffries notes.
Applies to: Matricia Tisha M McDaniel.
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifth Census of the United States, 1830, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1830
Applies to: Source 1.
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Sixth Census of the United States, 1840, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1840
Applies to: Source 2.
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of the United States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1850
Applies to: Source 3.
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of the United States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1860
Applies to: Source 4.
1870
Applies to: Source 5.
TYPE Census
Applies to: Source 6.
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of the United States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1880
Applies to: Source 7.
TYPE Census
Applies to: Source 8.
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1900
Applies to: Source 9.
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1910
Applies to: Source 10.
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1920
Applies to: Source 12.
United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930
Applies to: Source 13.
Information from James Jay Allen.
Applies to: Source 14.
Godfrey Memorial Library, American Genealogical-Biographical Index, Middletown, CT, USA: Godfrey Memorial Library
Applies to: Source 16.
TYPE Web Site
Applies to: Source 17.
TYPE BookDATE 1988PAGE 25
Applies to: Source 18.
State of California, California Death Index, 1940-1997, Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics
Applies to: Source 19.
Written records from Bibles, Letters, Oral traditions, Family Memory.
Applies to: Source 25.
Excellent
Applies to: Source 25.
TYPE Web Site
Applies to: Source 26.
State of Florida, Florida Death Index, 1877-1998, Florida: Florida Department of Health, Office of Vital Records, 1998
Applies to: Source 27.
Bureau of Health Policy and Vital Statistics, Idaho Death Index, 1911-51, Boise, ID, USA: Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
Applies to: Source 29.
Excellent
Applies to: Source 43.
State of Massachusetts, Massachusetts Death Index, 1970-2003, Boston, MA, USA: Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Health Services, 2005
Applies to: Source 45.
Heritage Consulting, The Millennium File, Salt Lake City, UT, USA: Heritage Consulting
Applies to: Source 46.
State of Minnesota, Minnesota Death Index, 1908-1002, Minneapolis, MN, USA: Minnesota Department of Health
Applies to: Source 47.
National Archives and Records Administration, Ohio Miracoda, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
Applies to: Source 55.
Filby, P. William, ed., Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s, Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2006
Applies to: Source 60.
Cemetery facts Ness County with Obituarys.
Applies to: Source 65.
Cemetery facts from Ness and Rush Counties
Applies to: Source 66.
Excellent
Applies to: Source 66.
TYPE Web Site
Applies to: Source 67.
TYPE Web Site
Applies to: Source 68.
Ellsberry, Elizabeth Prather, comp. , Will Records of Shenandoah County, Virginia 1771-91, Chillicothe, MO, USA: Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, c1965
Applies to: Source 70.
Social Security Administration, Social Security Death Index, Master File, : Social Security Administration
Applies to: Source 71.
TYPE Web SiteDATE research date 8 nov 2004
Applies to: Source 73.
TYPE GEDCOM FileFILE LDS Family Search website
Applies to: Source 74.
1993-2002 White Pages, Little Rock, AR, USA: Acxiom Corporation
Applies to: Source 76.
United States. Army. Quartermaster General’s Office, Rosters of World War II Dead (all services), Washington, D.C.: U.S. Army
Applies to: Source 78.
National Cemetery Administration, Nationwide Gravesite Locator
Applies to: Source 79.
United States, Selective Service System, World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
Applies to: Source 80.
United States, Selective Service System, Selective Service Registration Cards, World War II: Fourth Registration, National Archives and Records Administration Branch locations: National Archives and Records Administration Region Branches
Applies to: Source 82.
Vermont Department of Health, Vermont Death Index 1981-2001, Burlington, VT, USA: Vermont Department of Health, 2001
Applies to: Source 84.
National Archives and Records Administration, Virginia Miracode, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
Applies to: Source 85.
Hand written family history of Henry Crotinger, son of John Jacob, and Henry's family and descendants.
Applies to: Source 90.