Caldwell Messenger, Caldwell, Sumner Co., Kansas – Monday, Nov 30, 1970 Killed When Truck Flips Edward Nulik, well known Teeter Oil Co., employee, was dead at the scene of the accident on the second curve just north of Caldwell. The accident happened about 11:30 Wednesday when the fully loaded gasoline … Read more
The Caldwell Messenger, Caldwell, Sumner Co., Kansas – Monday, November 22, 1943 Edward Nulik Edward Nulik, son of Joseph and Anna Nulik was born near Caldwell, Ks May 1, 1884 and departed this life at his home November 11, 1943, at the age of 59 years, 6 months, and 10 … Read more
The following persons were listed as having committed misdemeanors in Wellington 1895. Many of the names are not listed on the census and may have been persons just “passing through”.
This census transcription is for the 1895 Kansas State census and covers the first 21 pages of population entries for Mulvane in Sumner County. These 21 pages include the first 7 pages of population.
This census transcription is for the 1895 Kansas State census and covers pages 22-41 of population entries for Mulvane in Sumner County. These 21 pages include the first 7 pages of population.
This census transcription is for the 1875 Kansas State census and contains the population entries for London Township in Sumner County.
The Loper Family comes from the book “Mulvane City of the Valley” which was published by the Mulvane Historical Society, 1977. Story contributed by Ellen Wagner & Lavon Wagner King. Published by permission from the historical society.
Veteran of the Civil War (Company D, 4th PA Cavalry) Buried in the Oxford Cemetery Henry Giese Lowry was born September 14, 1816 in Berlin, Somerset County, Pennsylvania and died February 25, 1881. He was baptized on November 12, 1816, as witnessed by his grandfather, the Reverend Johann Heinrich Giese, … Read more
Jesse Hoisington, born in 1824 in Ohio, faced early loss and worked on farms. He married Almira Drake and had several children before her death. Later, he wed Clara Perkins, raising her children too. A Civil War veteran, he moved to Kansas and passed away in 1894. Clara died in 1916 from an accident.
This picture was taken about 1947 in Conway Springs, Sumner Co, KS. Submitted by Gerald Jenkins