Notes
Note for: Carl Elstrom Sebelius, 15 AUG 1880 - 27 DEC 1923 Index
Burial:
Place: Mt. Hope Cemetery, Almena, Norton Co., KS
Individual note:
1920 Federal Census page 6 of 14 Ancestry Com enum 116 pg 365
Mt Hope Cemetery Almena, KS
Sebelius, Dr. Carl E. 1880-1923 Block #6 Lot #52
Dr. C.[Carl] E. Sebelius, Almena, died Dec 1923 in Norton. He was a
dentist in first in Norcatur, then in Almena and leaves a wife and six
children. [He married Minnie Peak, dau. of George Daniel and Josephine
Clason Peak.]
Norcatur Dispatch, 03 Jan 1924 (contributed by O. K e e n e r)
Notes
Note for: Erastus Bloomfield, 1819 - Index
BLOOMFIELD, ERASTUS
State: PA Year: 1860
County: Crawford County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule
Township: Athens Township. Page: 020
Database: PA 1860 Federal Census Index
Erastus Bloomfield found in:
Census Microfilm Records: New York, 1870
Age: 52
Gender: M
Race: W
Birthplace: PA
State: New York
County: TOMPKINS
Locale: DANBY
Series: M593
Roll: 1104
Part: 1
Page: 50A
Notes
Note for: Henry Bastien, 22 FEB 1878 - JUN 1969 Index
Henry Bastien found in:
Census Microfilm Records: Kansas, Oklahoma, 1910
Age: 32
Gender: M
Race: W
Birthplace: IL
State: Kansas
County: GRAHAM
Locale: PIONEER TWP
Series: T624
Roll: 440
Part: 2
Page: 36B
Bastien, Henry
Age: 51 Year: 1930
Birthplace: Illinois Roll: T626_240
Race: White Page: 15B
State: Colorado ED: 211
County: Denver Image: 0920
Township: Denver
Relationship: Head
occupation: engineer stationary
Notes
Note for: Charles F. Ingraham, 1891 - 1975 Index
Burial:
Place: Mooreland Cemetery, Woodward, OK
Notes
Note for: Harold W. Ingraham, 1896 - 1970 Index
Burial:
Place: Mooreland Cemetery, Woodward, OK
Notes
Note for: Jane Million, 1895 - 1987 Index
Burial:
Place: Mooreland Cemetery, Woodward, OK
Notes
Note for: William Samuel Gingery, 18 NOV 1864 - 26 APR 1894 Index
Notes
Note for: Ruth M. Worrel, JUL 1879 - AFT 1937 Index
Burial:
Place: Pleasantview Cemetery, Logan, Phillips Co., KS
Individual note:
parents father b. OH mother TN
Notes
Note for: Elmer A. Dye, 12 MAY 1866 - 26 NOV 1937 Index
Burial:
Place: Pleasantview Cemetery, Logan, Phillips Co., KS
Individual note:
Found in 1900 Census a boarder of Floyd Richmond with wife Ruth in Logan,
Phillips Co., KS
Logan was first called Deeversville. Name changed to Logan June 2,
1873.Located Sections 33 and 34, Twp 4, Range 20. Established 1870.
Platted town. Postmasters: Benjamin F. DARLING, September 16, 1872; Wm.
H. GRAY, November 8, 1872; Henry L. GANDY, August 4, 1874; Wm. H. GRAY,
November 24, 1874; J.J. SHURTZ, December 28, 1875; Henry P. GANDY, March
7, 1876; Thomas BEAUMONT, June 13, 1876; Mary F. BENJAMIN, January 10,
1877; Mrs. Mary J. COVINGTON, October 19, 1885; David BRENIZER, April 8,
1889; Thomas DYE, December 5, 1894; Wm. DRUMHILLER, December 15, 1898;
Floyd E. RICHMOND, March 28, 1901; ELMER A. DYE, May 22, 1913; Abram
TROUP, January 16, 1922; William M. PARHAM, March 18, 1930; Vernon T.
HILL, August 31, 1934; James R. DAILY, March 15, 1944
Elmer A., only son of Thomas and Adelia Dye, was born near Cisne, Wayne
County, Illinois May 12, 1866. At the age of eleven years he came to
Logan with his parents. Here he grew to manhood and has spent the active
and useful years of his life.
For many years he was associated with his father in various enterprises
that were founded for the development of the town and community.
He was well and favorably known throughout northwestern Kansas and was
active in various capacities in the social, political and business life
of this section of the state, having served eight years as postmaster,
two terms as mayor of Logan and at the time of his passing was one on the
county commissioners of Phillips county. He was untiring in his efforts
to serve his friends and constituents, never sparing himself, where the
welfare of his friends or loved ones was concerned. Besides his various
activities in the business and social life of the community, no worthy
charity was ever denied the help he could give. In early manhood he
united with the St. John’s Episcopal Church. He was united in marriage
with Ruth Worrel, May 12, 1900. Eight children were born to this union;
one son, Alfred Thomas preceded his father in death, June 21, 1934. His
family was his great delight, their happiness, welfare and success, being
the principal concern of his life.
Following an unfortunate accident, he entered peacefully into rest at the
St. Anthony Hospital at Hays, Friday, November 26, 1937, age 71 years, 6
months and 14 days. He is survived by his beloved wife, four sons;
William of Wilmington, Calif. and Kenneth, Bryan and Diamond, all of
Logan; three daughters, Marguerite, Eloise Cole, and Deborah, all of
Logan; one son-in-law, Ray Cole; one daughter-in-law, Ida Dye; one
granddaughter, Billie Dye; one nephew, W.K. Emery of San Gabriel, Calif.;
one niece, Mrs. E.C. Harvey of El Mone, Calif.; an aged aunt, Mrs. Mollie
Beeson of Eugene, Ore.; a host of other relatives and many dear friends
who will mourn his passing.
The Rt. Rev. Warren D. Crippin, of Cisne, Ill., conducted the funeral
services.
Source: The Republican, Logan, Phillips County, Kansas, Thursday,
December 2, 1937
Elmer A. Dye Funeral Held Here Monday
Friends and Relatives From Distance Attend Services.
Funeral services for Elmer A. Dye were held Monday afternoon at the Dye
home. Mr. Dye died Friday in the St. Anthony hospital at Hays, the result
of injuries received when his car turned over a week ago Monday near
Dresden.
Those from a distance attending the funeral were: William Dye,
Wilmington, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John Shurtz and son, Ward of Holdredge,
Neb.; Fred Dye and W.D. Crippin, of Cisne, Ill.; Mr. Frerer, of Goodland;
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Rodeman, of McCracken; A.G. Austin, of Pittsburg.
The two county commissioners, Messrs. Meyers and Harrison, the county
officials and a large delegation from Phillipsburg were present.
Source: The Republican, Logan, Phillips County, Kansas, Thursday,
December 2, 1937