Evermore Genealogy
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Sedan, Kansas, Early 1900s
Sedan, Chautauqua, Kansas. Taken from the internet years ago. I can’t currently find where.
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Lela, Kathleen and Ray, circa 1933
Lena Minor (daughter of Cora Vera Noyes and John Minor), Kathleen and Ray Bryant (children of Pansy Noyes Bryant and Charles Morton Bryant), seated in the grass with sunhats. Courtesy of Nancy Benton.
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Susie Crabtree Kearns, 1981
Susie Crabtree Kearns pictured at Selden’s for Christmas of 1981.
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Dorothy Elizabeth Kearns
Image of Dorothy Elizabeth Kearns “Dot” was born Aug 9 1922 in Mobile and died Nov 19 1968 in Mobile. She married Robert Fitzpatrick October 11 about 1940 (I don’t have a firm date). He was born March 20 1919 and died July 19 1969 in Mobile Jack Kearns sent along in 2000 some information…
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William Hardesty of Van Buren County Iowa in the “Annals of Iowa”
Annals of Iowa Volume 1 No. 9 January 1865 History of Davis County, Iowa by Capt. Hosea B. Horn of Bloomfield Chapter II In the year 1838, Mr. William Hardesty came to this county and settled on the disputed territory near the line of Van Buren county. He was from Fountain county, Indiana, and came…
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1922 March 30th, Fowlers in the Jasper News
FOREST GROVE AND BOSTON Mrs.Geo. Fowler C. W. Jackson and family moved to Webb City last week. Mrs. Joe Ihms spent Wednesday at the home of her parents. Mrs. Boyd called on Mrs. F. A. Martin Wednesday. J. W. Rakestraw sawed wood for Charles Tabler Wednesday. Mrs. Sue Mitchell spent Thursay with her daughter, Mrs.…
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Letter from DAVID NATHANIEL BREWER to JIM BREWER
Letter from DAVID NATHANIEL BREWER to JIM BREWER. David, born 1850 in Pleasant, Steuben, Indiana, married to Delana Jane Fowler, is a direct line ancestor, son of Daniel Levi Brewer and Catherine Hedden. More on the family can be read here. Jim, an elder brother by a year, was James Daniel Brewer. He married first…
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Fowler Family News in “The Jasper News” , Sept 20 1920
Link The Mrs. George Fowler who was writing the Forest Grove and Boston news sketches would have been Bessie, b. 1889, wife of George C. Fowler. He was the son of Robert William “Will” Fowler, a brother of Delana Louise Jane Fowler who married Ray Noyes. “Will” was married to Lucinda Workman. In 1920 George…
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Beaver Herald 1896 Report on Walser’s Conversion to the Presbyterian Faith
The Beaver Herald, Oklahoma Territory, December 10, 1896 Nevada, MO Dec 4 — The report that George A. Walser, the millionaire founder of Liberal, the noted spiritualist town, and president of the Western Spiritualist Association, has united with the Presbyterian faith at Lincoln, Neb., has caused much surprise among his followers. Link
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News Brief on the Suicide of G. H. Walser’s Wife of Liberal
The Scott County Kicker was located in Benton, Missouri. Scott County Kicker, July 26, 1902 Walser’s Wife a suicide Mrs. G. H. Walser of Liberal, committed suicide at Webb City by taking strychnine. She was the wife of the founder of Liberal who was a “free thinker,” and for several years would not allow any…
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