Notes
Note for: Frank Lee Reynolds, 9 MAY 1856 - 23 DEC 1935 Index
Burial:
Place: Pleasantview Cemetery, Logan, Phillips Co., KS
Individual note:
1900 Census
Found Frank Lee and Sarah Reynolds + all daughters living in Plainview
Twp., Phillips Co. KS page 321A
In addition Ross George age 17 son of William H. George was living with
the family of six.
Frank L. Reynolds found in:
Census Microfilm Records: Kansas, Oklahoma, 1910
Age: 54
Gender: M
Race: W
Birthplace: PA
State: Kansas
County: PHILLIPS
Locale: BELMONT TWP
Series: T624
Roll: 452
Part: 3
Page: 13A
Phillips County Kansas Surnames
1917 Atlas
EXPLANATION;The date following a name indicates the length of time party
has been a resident in the county. Abbreviations are as follows: S. for
Section; T. for Township; P.O. for Post Office address. When no Section
Number or Township is given, it will be understood that the party resides
within the limits of the village or city named, and in such cases, the
post office address is the same as the place of residence, unless
otherwise stated.
REYNOLDS, Frank, Farmer, S. 20, T. Belmont, P.O. Logan (resident since
1897)
Reynolds, Frank L
Age: 73 Year: 1930
Birthplace: Pennsylvania Roll: T626_715
Race: White Page: 2B
State: Kansas ED: 4
County: Phillips Image: 0280
Township: Belmont
Relationship: Head
Frank Lee Reynolds was born in Crawford Co. PA, May 9, 1856 to William
and Lura Lyman Reynolds. Wm (Tom) & Lura (Lou) moved to Iowa Co. IA
after 1861. In 1879, the family of five, (one daughter Lillian Adell
having been born in Iowa) moved to Norton Co., KS. Frank married Sarah
West January 14, 1884 residing in Phillips Co. KS. They raised their
family of four girls and one boy on a farm east of Logan, Phillips Co.
KS. Frank died in 1935, his widow Sadie lived until 1952. Frank was a
member of the Modern Woodmen of America.
Notes
Note for: Ronald Lane Cole, 8 JUL 1933 - 7 JAN 1998 Index
Burial:
Place: Anaheim Cemetery, Anaheim, CA
Individual note:
Bishop Ron Cole served in the Army for two years after his marriage to
Donna Tunnicliff. He worked at Douglas
Aircraft until 1955; then worked for the city of Anaheim for 39 years.
After his retirement he continued to work with the children of the
Anaheim City School District in a program called, "Kids for Parks."
Converting at age 17, Ron served as a Bishop for 7 years and most
recently served as the Anaheim 2nd Ward Mission Leader in the Mormon
faith.
Notes
Note for: Charles Edward Kern, 9 DEC 1906 - 19 JUN 1961 Index
Burial:
Place: Pleasant View Cemetery, Logan, Phillips Co., KS
Individual note:
Found in 1930 Census, Plainview Twp., Phillips Co., KS page 4699
Remarks: They were married in Phillipsburg, Kansas June 6, 1925, and
lived
in a farm house 5 miles South of Speed. Then they moved to Grandpa
Lafferty's farm South of Logan; then to the Ray farm South of Logan; on
to
Betts farm; then the Hindman farm. The first electricity they ever had
was
in 1947 while on the Hindman farm when the Rural Electric Association
began
there.
Next they bought a farm West of Stockton, near where they built the
Webster
Dam. In 1956 they sold the farm and bought a home at 221 North Spruce in
Stockton. The farm they owned has several good producing oil wells now.
He
opened an automobile repair shop when they moved to Stockton.
"We lived in Depression years where bread and beans were staples, but we
still have many, many happy family memories" quote Nellie.
Notes
Note for: Leland Charles Kern, 7 FEB 1926 - 11 AUG 1988 Index
Leland Kern was a retired miner having worked in the mines in Leadville,
CO. He died at age 62 at his home in Yuma, AZ of cancer.
Notes
Note for: Elmer Lewis Kern, 13 JAN 1930 - 3 FEB 1993 Index
Elmer Kern graduated from Stockton High School in 1949. He served in the
U. S. Army and then began working for the U. S. Department of Agriculture
for 35 years. He was County Executive Director for Rooks Co., then
transferred to Saline Co, KS. In 1986, he moved to Loveland, CO.