Vertical File-Individuals

Folder Title	Number	Item	Contents
Adams, William	A001	001	Picture of a group of Delaware Indians, including William Adams and selected extracted from pages 388-389, 408-409, and 444-445 from “The Delaware Indians” by C. A. Weslager
	A001	002	Roster listing William Adams as student
	A001	003	Emails from Karen Lynn Laurel, Maryland dated Oct 25, 2000 with information concerning her Great Great Grandfather William Adams
		004	Email dated Feb 19, 2004 indicating William Adams as a descendant of Captain White Eyes

Additional Individuals		001	Booklet “Colorful Characters in Local History – Johnson Count and Kansas City” published by the Overland Park historical Society includes brief biographies and some pictures of the following:
			a. John L. Barkley
			b. Dr. John T. Barton
			c. William Becknell
			d. Dr Simeon Bishop Bell
			e. William Bent
			f. Chief Charles Bluejacket
			g. Etienne Veniard deBourgmont
			h. Dorothy K. Breyfogle
			i. James Bridger
			j. Esther Brown
			k. James Garfield Brown
			l. John Brown
			m. David Gee Campbell
			n. Kit Carson
			o. Octave Chanute
			p. Colonel William Miles Chick
			q. Francois Chouteau
			r. General William Clark
			s. William Frederick Cody
			t. Kersey Coates
			u. Samuel Ryan Curtis
			v. Celia Ann Dayton
			w. John C. Fremont
			x. Moses Grinter
			y. James Butler Hickok
			z. Richard W. Hocker
			aa. George Hartshown Hodges
			bb. Cyrus Kurtz Holliday
			cc. Jesse James
			dd. Rev. Thomas Johnson
			ee. Colonel Charles E. Kearney
			ff. George Kessler
			gg. James Henry Lane
			hh. Adam Legler
			ii. Meriwether Lewis
			jj. John Lykins
			kk. James B. Mahaffie
			ll. Alexander Majors
			mm. Isaac McCoy
			nn. John McCoy
			oo. Rev. Jotham Meeker
			pp. Jonathan Millikan
			qq. J. C. Nichols
			rr. Chief Joseph Parks
			ss. Moses Pearson
			tt. Audley Porter
			uu. Sterling Price
			vv. James Pursley
			ww. William Clarke Quantrill
			xx. Andrew Horatio Reeder
			yy. John P. St. John
			zz. Arthur E. Stilwell
			aaa. William B. Strang
			bbb. William Lewis Sublette
			ccc. Seth Ward
			ddd. Anthony B. Watts
			eee. Herbert Woolf
			fff. John Wornall
		See also:
			Religious Leaders/Missionaries who have their own files
			a. Berryman, Jerome C.
			b. Greene, Rev Jessie
			c. Harvey, Henry - Quaker
			d. Meeker, Jotham – Baptist
			e. Perry, Rev Edward T. – Methodist
			f. Perry, John T. – Methodist
			g. Scarritt, Nathan
			h. Shaler, Rev Nathan (One of Johnson’s “12 disciples”)
			i. Spencer, Rev Joab
			j. Waugh, Rev Lorenzo
		See also:
			Individuals (with folder on left) and Spouses (on right)
			Edna Johnson William J Anderson
			Sallie Bluejacket Jonathan Gore
			William McKendree Johnson Elizabeth Price
			Dr Johnston Lykins Mattie Livingston
			(2nd husband was
			George Caleb Bingham)
			John B Wornall Matelda Polk(1851)
			Eliza Johnson (1854)
			Roma Johnson (1865)
		002	Bartleson, John
			a. Brief biography of John Batleson Captain of the first overland Emigrant Wagon Train
			b. Photos of John Bartleson tombstone
		003	Blackhoof
			a. Article on the first Chief Blackhoof
			b. Blackhoof’s tribe removal to Kansas and relationship with whites
			c. Original Chief Blackhoof and history of namesake of Lenexa, KS
		004	Bowers, Lena Hester
			a. Obituary for Mrs. Lena Herster Bowers Kansas City Times Feb 12, 1949
		005	Egloffstein, Friedrich Wilhelm von
			a. Brief article relating to Friedrich Wilhelm von Egloffstein Kansas City Star Jan 6, 2013
		006	Hoelzel, Wilheim
			a. Article “Deep Roots in the Land of the Trails” The Sun Newspaper Jul 24, 1996
		007	Freemont, John
			a. Black and white sketch of John Freemont
			b. Brief extract relating to John Freemont
		008	Klausen Family
			a. See Schmidt, Ejlif below
		009	Parkman, Francis
			a. Black and white photograph of Francis Parkman
		010	Patton, Rev William
			a. Extract “Letters of Rev William Patton” from Kansas State Historical Collections Vol 16 (1923-25)
		011	Silverheels, Betsy and family
			a. Brief history of Silverheels family
			b. Record of receipt of picture of Betsy Bartlett Silverheels by Kansas State Historical Society
			c. Photograph of John Silverheels former home from Sunday Picture Journal Jul 21, 1940
		012	Schmidt, Ejlif
			a. Interview with Ejlif Schmidt Feb 24, 1997 containing discussion of Klausen family and Schmidt family
			b. Oral History Deed of interview of Ejlif Schmidt by Carol Cochran
		013	Uhlin, John Frederick family
			a. Family tree of John and Christina Uhlin
			b. Brief history by Uhlin descendent, Ollie McGill, including a group photograph of some of the McGill and Uhlin families

Allen, James			See Shawnee, Kansas Folder in Locations Drawer

Allen, Mary Ellen Hill	A002	001	Chapter XXV of “The Story of My Life, an autobiography” by Mary Ellen (Hill) Allen, pages 74-82

Anderson, Edna Johnson			See Johnson, Edna Folder in Individual Drawer

Anderson, James Family	A004	001	Monthly Pass for "Louisiana Purchase Exposition St. Louis 1904" issued to W. J. Anderson
	A004	002	Reference to Article in "The Trail Guide" - See "The Methodist Shawnee Mission" folder
	A004	003	Elmwood Cemetery Records for William J. Anderson
	A004	004	Short biography of William J. Anderson (faather) and Edna J. Anderson (wife), Kansas City Genealogist, Volume 34, # 2, pages 88-89

Annals of Kansas City		001	The Annals of Kansas City Vol 1 No. 4 published annually under the auspices of Missouri Valley Historical Society Kansas City, Mo Oct 1924 contains articles about or by:

			Colonel Robert T. Van Horn page 417
			Rev Nathan Scarritt page 434
			Rev Thomas Johnson page 446
			Thomas Johnson Greene page 454
			Belle Greene page 457
			Joab Spencer page 459
			Ann Archbold page 462
			John Calving McCoy page 468
			Shawnee Mission page 450
			Picture of Roma Johnson Wornall page 488
			John B. Wornall page 490

Archbold, Ann	A005	001	Email exchange with JohnOWamp@AOL.com - John Ogden, referencing Ann Archbold
	A005	002	Copy of letter to Mrs. McBride from Ann Archbold April 30, 1848
	A005	003	Reference to writings of Nathan Scarritt, Joab Spencer, Thomas Johnson Green, Belle Green, Wesley Browning, and A. Archbold - "Methodist Shawnee Mission" set of writings in The Annals of Kansas City, Oct 1924 Vol 1 No 4
	A005	004	Article "Shawnee Mission's Teachers Were Glamour Girls of 1830's" contains extract of letter to Mrs. McBride from Ann Archbold April 30, 1848 Kansas City Star Sep 20, 1942

Armstrong, Lucy	A006	001	Obituary of Lucy Armstrong, Kansas City Times Apr 19,1956

Beauchemie, Mackinaw	B001	001	Email exchange with bknecht@kshs.org - Bob Knecht, referencing Beauchemie providing financial backing for the building of Shawnee Methodist Mission and Manual Labor School

Bernard, James Edward	B002	001	Letter from Margaret Parks referencing Great Grandfather (James Edward Bernard) ownership of Shawnee Farm, Mission House and Mercantile and feed Store from 1869-1875
		002	Correspondence relating to J. E. Bernard from Alice Stein to Carolyn Miller Feb 7, 1999

Bernard Family			See Johnson, Andrew M. Floder

Berryman, Jerome C.	B003	001	Letter from J. W. Berryman to State Senator F. C. Price Feb 15, 1921 relating his recollections of his Grandfather Jerome C. Berryman
	B003	002	Article about Jerome C. Berryman, "Spent Eight-Five Years In Service of Church" The Wichita Eagle, May 6, 1923
	B003	003	Family Record extract from Jerome C. Berryman Family Bible 4 pages
	B003	004	Extract from History of Johnson County, Kansas noted Jul 27, 1995 on grave of Mrs. Jerome C. Berryman
	B003	005	A Circuit Rider's Frontier Experiences by Jerome C. Berryman Kansas State Historical Society Vol XVI pages 177-226
	B003	006	Footnote relating to Jerome C. Berryman Kansas State Historical Society Vol IX pages 208-209
	B003	007	Chapter XIII, "Death of His Wife, Tribute to Her", Jerome C. Berryman His Story
	B003	008	Black and White picture of Jerome C. Berryman, undated
	B003	009	Contents of letter from Rich. W. Cummins Ind. Agent to Col. W. Medill Comr. Ind. Affairs Washington City D.C. dated Mar 10, 1846 Transcribed from National Archives microfilm series M234, roll 783, frames 101-105 describing mission Manual Labor School
	B003	010	Black and White picture of Rev. Jerome C. Berryman, Page 177, Kansas Historical Collections Vol IX
	B003	011	Black and White picture of Rev. Jerome C. Berryman, Page 179, Kansas Historical Collections Vol XVI
	B003	012	Black and White picture of Children of Rev. Jerome C. Berryman, Page 183, Kansas Historical Collections Vol XVI
	B003	013	Contents of letter from Rev. J. C. Berryman to Rev. Wesley Browning dated Jan 30, 1844
	B003	014	Jerome C. Berryman Family Group information obtained from "Beginning of the West" pages 260,296,342,382,444,523 and 630
	B003	015	Emails with information relating to Sarah C. Berryman
	B003	016	Extract from "Annals of Methodism in Missouri" by W. S. Woodward relating to Jerome C. Berryman
	B003	017	Contents of letter written by J. C. Nichols, Nov 7, 1939 from Western Manuscripts, UMKC discussing history of Mission
	B003	018	Comments attributed to Dorothy Berryman Shrewder Great Granddaughter of Jerome C. Berryman
	B003	019	Lineage and descendants of Berryman family
	B003	020	Reminisces of Rev Jerome C. Berryman and his time among the Kickapoo Indians Topeka Capital, May 20,1906
		021	Information concerning Rev Berryman from the Olathe Mirror Newspaper May 3, 1906
		022	Ancestry history of the wife of Jerome C. Berryman, Sarah Cessna Berryman
		023	Article “The Old Patriarch” about Jerome C. Berryman by Rev Frank Jones Jul 2009
		024	Listing of Jerome Berryman papers in the KSHS Manuscript collection
		025	Transcript of letter from J. C. Berryman to Major R. W. Cummins dated Aug 15, 1842

Blackhoof, Lenexa			See Lenexa, Kansas Folder in Locations Drawer

Blue Jacket, Chief	B004	001	Blue Jacket: Evolution of a Warrior, 1987, by N. L. Conrad, Pickaway Quarterly
	B004	002	Bluejacket myth exploded, Apr 20, 1994, R. Roberts, Journal Herald
	B004	003	Blue Jacket War Chief of the Shawnees and his part in Ohio History, 1943, John Bennett
	B004	004	Bluejacket, the Famous Shawnee Chief, Collections, Biennial Reports and Publications of the Kansas State Historical Society, Vol 10, p 397-399
	B004	005	Color sketch of Chief Blue Jacket
	B004	006	Letter written by Ralph W. Smith with enclosed article "Was Bluejacket Indian or a White Man?"
		007	Note from Jerry Winkelman relating to Bluejacket/Swearingen issue

Bluejacket, Charles Rev	B005	001	Bluejacket myth exploded, Apr 20, 1994, R. Roberts, Journal Herald
	B005	002	History of Bluejacket Cemetery [Oklahoma], 5p. From data furnished by the younger generation of Bluejackets in 1937
	B005	003	Photo Charles Blue Jacket home, Kansas City paper Jul 21,1940
	B005	004	Bluejacket Cemetery, Volume 5, 1971, American Indian Institute, University of Oklahoma
	B005	005	Atlas Map of Johnson County, 1874
	B005	006	Red or white, Bluejacket bronzed, The Sun Aug 28,2003
	B005	007	Early visitor found Indians civilized, Journal Herald Jun 5, 1991
	B005	008	A Shawnee Returns as Cherokee, Kansas City Star Sep 20,1959
	B005	009	Home Built by an Indian Chief provides link to Historic Past in Shawnee Area, Western Manuscripts, UMKC
	B005	010	The Last Shawnee Chief, Western Manuscripts, UMKC
	B005	011	Letter written by Ralph W. Smith Feb 10, 1992 with enclosed pictures of Bluejacket grave markers
	B005	012	Letter written by Carol D. Cochran Mar 22, 2001 with references of Charles Bluejacket
	B005	013	Article about Historic house built on property purchased from Red Carpenter and Chief Blue Jacket. Kansas City Star Feb 13, 2008
	B005	014	Article "Charles Bluejacket", Album Johnson County Museums Winter 1994
		015	Letter from Anna A. Chainey, direct descendent of Rev Charles Bluejacket and Johnson Blackfeather May 16, 1994
		016	Native American Heritage is all around us in JoCo

Bluejacket, Sallie	B006	001	Black and White picture of Sallie Bluejacket
	B006	002	The Gore Family Newsletter, Jan - Mar 1998 Family records, including Jonathan Gore, husband of Sallie Bluejacket
	B006	003	Bluejacket, the Famous Shawnee Chief, Collections, Biennial Reports and Publications of the Kansas State Historical Society, Vol 10, p 397-399
	B006	004	Reference to Jonathan Gore, husband of Sallie Bluejacket, from "Life of Frederick Moody (See Moody, Frederick folder)

Boles, Charles	B007	001	Request for information from Great Grandson William Alexander Dec 14, 2001
	B007	002	Information relating to Rev Charles Boles, Kansas State Historical Society, Vol XII, p. 140-180
	B007	003	Marriage ceremony performed by Rev Charles Boles
	B007	004	Boles listing in Stewards book
		005	Historic Cemetery (Boles Cemetery) Named
		006	Data concerning Rev Charles Boles “He was a Pioneer Circuit Rider”
		007	“Obituary Rev Charles Boles” by Ella Rosecrants Olathe Mirror Mar 19, 1903

Boone, Daniel and Decendants		001	Brief articles concerning the Daniel Boone’s Missouri Home and North Carolina homes
		002	Article “Daniel Boone Memorial Plan” Kansas City Star Oct 17, 1935
		003	Poem, “Danial Boone” by Arthur Cuiterman
		004	Extract “Daniel Morgan Boone 1769-1839 Pioneer”, from Here Lies Kansas City by Wilda Sandy with review
		005	Article “Daniel Morgan Boone First Citizen of K.C. - Buried in Boone-Hays Cemetery” Kansas City Star Oct 11, 1934 with extract “Daniel Morgan Boone” from The Boone Family Sixth Generation pages 123-124
		006	Black and white copy of photograph of Daniel Morgan Boone grave stone from Here Lies Kansas City by Wilda Sandy
		007	Extract “Nathan Boone” from The Boone Family Sixth Generation pages 126-128 with black and white copy of photograph of Lt Col Nathan Boone youngest son of Daniel Boone
		008	Email containing notes on Albert Gallatin Boone, Grandson of Daniel Boone from Herbert Ziegler
		009	Extract “Levina Boone” from The Boone Family Sixth Generation pages 121
		010	Extract “Jesse Bryan Boone” from The Boone Family Sixth Generation pages 125-126
		011	Extract Jemima Boone” from The Boone Family Sixth Generation pages 119-120
		012	Article “Log cabin & cedar tree” concerning Morgan Boone II great grandson of Daniel Boone Kansas City Times Dec 14, 1940
		013	Article “Death Daniel Boone II” Kansas City Star Jan 22, 1920 with related article “Forty Years Ago” Kansas City Times Jan 22,1960
		014	Article Death Rodney Boone Kansas City Star Jul 28, 1943
		015	Article “Turning Point in my Career” concerning Daniel Boone III Kansas City Star Mar 27, 1932 with related article “Death Daniel Boone III” Kansas City Times Nov 27, 1944
		016	Article “Mrs. Howard C. Boone Pen-Point Portraits” concerning Janet Ewing Boone Kansas City Star May 13, 1928 with related article “Mrs. Howard C. Boone American War Mothers” Kansas City Star May 10, 1942
		017	Article “Sallie Knox Boone Teacher in Kansas City Schools Retires” Kansas City Times May 17, 1948

Bridger, Jim	B009	001	Jim Bridger 1804-1881 Mountain Man

Browning, Wesley	B010	001	Ancestry Chart and Listing of Browning and Thomson family
	B010	002	The Water Tower and the Bibles - A Family History 1977 Apr 19, 1977 by Martha Thomson Nance
	B010	003	Contents of letter from Rev. J. C. Berryman to Rev. Wesley Browning dated Jan 30, 1844
	B010	004	Memoranda of our Journey to visit the Missions Committee: W. W. Redman, B. Johnson, and Martha Nance Sep 1991
	B010	005	Black and White photographs - Rev Wesley Browning, Phoebe (Dunn) Browning, Fletcher Browning, and Martha (Phillips Essex) Browning
	B010	006	Contents of letter from Rev Wesley Browning to Secretary Adams, Kansas State Historical Society Oct 22, 1884
	B010	007	Transcriptions from microfilm roll # 34252, Wesley Browning Papers, Kansas State Historical Society by Roger Berg Jr.
	B010	008	Journal of Wesley Browning, covering trip from Pittsburgh, PA to Shawnee Indian Mission, Beginning Aug 9, 1939
	B010	009	Biographical Sketch of Rev Wesley Browning
	B010	010	Reference to writings of Nathan Scarritt, Joab Spencer, Thomas Johnson Green, Belle Green, Wesley Browning, and A. Archbold - "Methodist Shawnee Mission" set of writings in The Annals of Kansas City, Oct 1924 Vol 1 No 4
		011	“Extracts from Wesley Browning’s Journal” selected by Joab Spencer from The Methodist Shawnee Mission
		012	Copy of letter to Rev Wesley Browning from J. C. Berryman Jan 30, 1844

Calihan, Lydia			See Horn Papers Folder

Campbell, John	C002	001	Copy of letter from Col John Ruland to Jackson County Jun 19, 1833 defending Indian Agent Major John Campbell from complaints by Rev Thomas and Wm Johnson
	C002	002	Copy of letter from Major John Campbell to Gen William Clark May 20, 1833 defending himself from charges by Rev Thomas Johnson
	C002	003	Copy of letter from Shawnee Council to Gen William Clark Jun 3, 1833 defending Major John Campbell
		004	Information request from Douglas S. Daniels descendant of John Campbell Apr 6, 2010

Campbell, D. G.			See Campbell Town Cemetery

Chick, William Miles	C003	001	Westport and Shawnee Indian Mission marriage ties, relating to Wm Miles Chick and Virginia the daughter of John C. McCoy
	C003	002	Comment relating to Col William M. Chick, "Beginning of the West" page 300
	C003	003	Short biography of Col William Miles Chick 1794-1847, Here Lies Kansas City by Wilda Sandy
	C003	004	The Founding of Westport, Mo by Fred L. Lee including comments about the contribution of William Miles Chick Westport Sep 1976

Chouteau Family	C004	001	Short biography of Bereniece and Francois Chouteau, Here Lies Kansas City by Wilda Sandy
	C004	002	Letters show birth of fur trading empire and KC, Research uncovers trove in pioneer Chouteau mailings, Kansas City Star Oct 27, 1991
	C004	003	Chouteau family tree from "Bend of the River", Kansas City Star Jul 13, 1997
	C004	004	Article about Frederick, Francis G., and Cyprian Chouteau from Album Johnson County Museums Fall 1998
	C004	005	Short article about and Black and White photo of Chouteau home, Western Manuscripts, UMKC
	C004	006	Color sketch of Frederick Chouteau's home by Charles Goslin and photo of home from Sunday Picture Journal Jul 21, 1940
	C004	007	Hand written "Report of Committee appointed to investigate the Choteau house"
		008	Article “Historical society works to preserve Chouteau site” by Jessica Marshall The Sun Newspaper Feb 4, 2009
		009	Possible research project of the Chouteau family
		010	Article concerning the death of Odilla Chauteau Burnett, daughter of Pierre Chauteau and granddaughter of Francois Chouteau, Kansas City Star Oct 14, 1934

Cohon Delaware Mountain Man		001	Article "A history of Shawnee's fabled mountain man" by Rodney Staab Journal Herald Sep 23, 1992 about Cohon a Delaware Indian living among the Shawnee's

Cornstalk	C005	001	Email relating to Cornstalk Lineage

Cummins, Richard	C006	001	Copy of letter from Richard Cummins, Indian Agent to Supt of Indian Affairs, St. Louis regarding relations between whites and Indians
		002	Article discussing Jessie Fremont observations of Major Richard Cummings Agency “Historic pair enjoyed local interlude” by Rodney Staab Sep 27, 1989 Journal Herald
		003	“Report of Richard W. Cummins, Agent at Fort Leavenworth, upon the Manual Labor School” May 23, 1839

Curators - Site Administrators		001	Jasper Hund – Caretaker – 1927 to 1932
			a. Genealogy on Jasper Hund from Grandson Don Turner
			b. Newsletter article about Jasper Hund First Curator of Shawnee Indian Mission 1928-1932
			c. Letter from Jasper Hund’s Granddaughter Juanita Robertson Jun 24, 1990 with enclosed photo of Jasper and Edith Hund Nov 1928 and original copies of employment agreement with Kansas State Historical Society executed by William E. Connelley, Dec 12 and Dec 28, 1928
			d. Notes about and copy of photograph of Jasper and Edith Hund from Grandson Don Turner
			e. Copy of sketch of Old Dormitory building with inserted sketch of J. Hund and portrait of Rev Thomas Johnson
			f. Hund family contacts: Evelima Wright, Juanita Ropertson, Alliance Francaise
		002	Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Vernon – Caretaker 1933 to 1938
		003	The Harry A. Hardy’s – Caretaker 1939 to 1963
			a. Notes relating to the Hardy family
		004	Mr. and Mrs. Al Wiltz – Caretaker 1963 to 1977
		005	Lee Wright – Director 1978 to 2000
			a. Article about Lee Wright curator of the Shawnee Indian Methodist Mission, Kansas City Star Jun 18, 1989
			b. Article “Indian mission’s director departs with unique gift” by Andy Nelson Kansas City Star Mar 18, 2000 concerning Lee Wright
			c. Article “He loved family and Work” by Margaret Schmitz Rizzo Kansas City Star Oct 29, 2010
		006	Pat Wright – Director 2000
		007	Alice Stein – Director 2001 to 2004
			a. Article about Alice Stein "Shawnee Indian Mission site director to retire next month" by Nathan Dayani Johnson County Sun Nov 11, 2004
			b. Article about Alice Stein "Administrator retiring from place she 'fell in love with'" by Maggie Hessel-Mial Kansas City Star Dec 13, 2004
		008	Beth Loecke – Director
			a. Article “Indian mission’s new director has big plans – Beth Loecke wants to draw attention to less familiar aspects of site’s history” by Andy Nelson Kansas City Star Jan 27, 2001
		009	Alicia Cole –
		010	Anita Faddis

Currell, Edward	C007	001	Information relating to Currell family dated Aug 20,1979
	C007	002	Agreement for employment of Edward Currell - Greene Memoranda
		003	Family Group Record of Edward Currell

Davis, John	D001	001	Typescript from "Pioneer Families of Missouri" concerning John Davis brother to Sarah Davis Johnson

Davis, Sarah Ruddell	D002	001	Comments about Sarah Ruddle capture by Shawnee Indians
	D002	002	Information on Sarah Ruddle Davis, mother-in-law to Rev Thomas Johnson
	D002	003	A brief account of the Ruddell family
	D002	004	Notes on Sarah Ruddell family
	D002	005	Email comments about Sarah Ruddel Davis and Thomas Davis
		006	Article on dedication ceremony in honor of Sarah Ruddell at Shawnee Mission Cemetery Oct 28, 2012 published by Daughters of the American Revolution
		007	“John Ruddell of the Shenandoah Valley: His children and grandchildren” by Harold T. Smutz Jun 1974 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 74-81296
			See also Ruddle's and Martin's Stations, Kentucky in Locations Drawer

Dofflemyer, Daniel Rev	D003	001	Short biographical on Rev Daniel Dofflemyer and interment records from Elmwood Cemetery
	D003	002	Notes from research on Rev Daniel Dofflemyer

Flint, Levi and Stella	F001	001	Article about Stella and Levi Flint, Monticello Historical Herald, Mar 2000

Gano, John	G001	001	Lineage of John Gano, Chaplin to George Washington during Revolutionary War and Great Grandfather of Elizabeth Price Johnson
		002	Extract from interview in the late 1920’s with Elizabeth B. Price Johnson referring to her great grandfather Rev John Gano

Garrett, Samuel	G002	001	Short biography of Samuel Garrett, husband of Elizabeth Choteau Album, Johnson County Museums, Vol X No 3 Summer 1997
	G002	002	Article about the life of Samuel Garrett "Stonecutter was Shawnee pioneer", The Shawnee Dispatch May 26, 2004
		003	Article “New Garrett Park Sign to be Dedicated” Shawnee Dispatch Apr 27, 2016

Goodard Family		001	Goddard Street traced back to Belgian and fur-trader origins by Rodney Staab Shawnee Journal Herald Nov 4, 1987

Gore, Jonathan			See Bluejacket, Sallie

Graham, William	G004	001	Article about Rev William Graham "Wholly Occupied with my Special Work" Reverend William Graham's stay at Fort Coffee and New Hope 1845- 1847 by Donald L. Parman, The Chronicles of Oklahoma Vol LXXVI No 3, Fall, 1998 p 262-281

Green, Sophia	G006	001	Lineage of Sophia Green
	G006	002	Black and White photographs and biographies of Sophia Green and Sarah looker (half-sister)
	G006	003	Mission School record of Sophia Green

Greene, Jessie Rev and Mary Todd	G005	001	Articles and transcripts on Rev Jesse Greene and wife Mary Todd, St Louis Christian Advocate, Oct 25, 1905
	G005	002	Article about Rev Jesse Greene, Annals of Methodism in Missouri, 1893 p 51-57
	G005	003	Extract from letter of Belle Greene to KSHS, Mar 28, 1907
	G005	004	Miscellaneous Black and White photographs of Greene family
	G005	005	Article about Rev Jesse Greene and Mrs. Mary Greene, Friends of the Mission, No 4, Jul 1989
	G005	006	Reference to writings of Nathan Scarritt, Joab Spencer, Thomas Johnson Green, Belle Green, Wesley Browning, and A. Archbold - "Methodist Shawnee Mission" set of writings in The Annals of Kansas City, Oct 1924 Vol 1 No
	G005	007	Article "Shawnee Mission's Teachers Were Glamour Girls of 1830's" contains extract concerning Greene descendants Kansas City Star Sep 20, 1942
	G005	008	Greene Genelogy -Family Groups Sheets

Gregory, David G.	G006	001	Memoranda of our Journey to visit the Missions by W. W. Redman, B. Johnson and David G. Gregory May 19, 1840
	G006	002	Reference to Rev David G. Gregory and an "Indian Mission in Kansas" Kansas Historical Collections, Vol 9 1905-1906 pages 170-171

Grey Eyes, Doctor	G007	001	Copy of letter from Gordon Henke to Krista & Brian Edmonds, Oct 5, 2002 containing the following:
			Copy of letter from Larry Hancks, Principal Planner, Department of Development Planning and Zoning, Wyandotte County, Kansas City, KS to Gordon Henke Oct 2, 2002
			Copy of Patent from United States to Doctor Grey Eyes, dated Sep 29, 1858 signed for President James Buchanan by Jos S Wilson, Acting Recorder of the General Land Office for Section thirty four containing six hundred and forty acres in Township twelve, South of Range Twenty-five, East of the Sixth Principal Meridian in the territory of Kansas
			The Wyandot Float of Doctor Greyeyes - A narrative of the Greyeyes family
			Copies of photographs of Doctor Greyeyes tomb stone in Huron Cemetery located at 7th and Minnesota, Kansas City Kansas
		002	Emails from Nancy Sherbert with photos and information relating to individuals identified as Grey Eyes.

Grinter, Moses and Anna & Family	G008	001	The Life of Moses Reid Grinter, Grinter Place Friends Newsletter, Mar 2002
	G008	002	Settlers topic of speaker series, Overland Park Sun Feb 5, 2004, short biography of Moses and Anna Grinter
	G008	003	Grinter House preserves legacy of first settler, The Northeast Kansas Pioneer-Champion, Spring 1955
	G008	004	The Old Kentucky Home, Album Johnson County Museums
	G008	005	Grinter upset Indians - at first settler's business practice drew complaint, Wyandotte County Star, Sep 1989
	G008	006	Marriage of Moses R. Grinter to Anna Marshall, The Beginning of the West, page 300
	G008	007	Bryan Graham descendant of Moses Grinter
	G008	008	Information about the Grinter House, Kansas City, KS
	G008	009	Grinter Place State Historic Site: The Analytical/Academic Version of the Interpretive Manual First completed draft by Rodney Staab
	G008	010	Grinter genealogy
	G008	011	Copy of Black and White photograph of Wm Henry Harrison Grinter
	G008	012	Catherine Grinter and William H. Grinter Shawnee Indian Mission School records

Grinter, William Henry Harrison	G009	001	Background of William Henry Harrison Grinter
	G009	002	Biography of William Henry Harrison Grinter
	G009	003	Military records and photo of William Henry Harrison Grinter
	G009	004	Juror record of William Henry Harrison Grinter
	G009	005	A Terrible Tragedy Sep 13, 1887 - Newspaper article of death of William Henry Harrison Grinter

Harvey, Henry	H001	001	Mutual respect Johnson Country Star, Nov 14, 1986 - Review of "History of the Shawnee Indians" citing Henry Harvey, Superintendent of the Friends Quaker Mission
	H001	002	Harvey Family information
	H001	003	Index of Henry Harvey from Kansas State Historical Society
	H001	004	Extract from “History of the Shawnee Indians – From the year 1681 to 1854, inclusive” by Henry Harvey

Herr, William and Alpheous	H002	001	Record of Shawnee Indian Mission School attendance for William and Alpheous HERR

Holmes, Laura	H003	001	Article on Laura Holmes, St. Louis Christian Advocate, Oct 25, 1905

Horn Papers	H004	001	The Mystery of the Horn Papers, Middleton & Adair, William and Mary Quarterly, Oct 1947
	H004	002	Famed 'Horn Papers,' Edited by Topekan, Stir Epic Row, Topeka State Journal Oct 21, 1947
	H004	003	Topekan Goes East To See His Books Come Off the Press, Topeka Capital Sep 19, 1944 "Historian Ends 5-Year Silence to Defend Work", Topeka Journal Oct 24, 1947
	H004	004	Relics of Old Mission, Kansas Historical Society adds to Shawnee Collection, Gifts of W. F. Horn Of Topeka include Articles used in days before the Civil War, Topeka Capital Apr 14, 1931
	H004	005	Copies of notes from William F. Horn
	H004	006	Article about unusual curio made in Topeka for Australia work of W. F. Horn "A Chain of Peace" Topeka Journal Feb 26 1918

Huffaker, Thomas S	H005	001	Article on Thomas Sears Huffaker and other early missionaries at the Shawnee Indian Mission, St Louis Christian Advocate, Oct 25, 1905
		002	Copy of note indicating sale of a Negro woman from N. H. Scruggs to Thomas S. Huffaker dated May 31, 1853

Hund, Jasper	H006	001	Genealogy on Jasper Hund from Grandson Don Turner
	H006	002	Newsletter article about Jasper Hund First Curator of Shawnee Indian Mission 1928-1932
	H006	003	Letter from Jasper Hund's Granddaughter Juanita Robertson Jun 24, 1990 with enclosed photo of Jasper and Edith Hund Nov 1928 and original copies of employment agreement with Kansas State Historical Society executed by William E. Connelley, Dec 12 and Dec 28, 1928
	H006	004	Notes about and copy of photograph of Jasper and Edith Hund from Grandson Don Turner
	H006	005	Copy of sketch of Old Dormitory building with inserted sketch of J. Hund and portrait of Rev Thomas Johnson
	H006	006	Hund family contacts: Evelima Wright, Juanita Ropertson, Alliance Francaise

Hutchinson, Clinton C.			See Ottawa Kansas Folder in Locations Drawer

Johnson, Alexander S.	J001	001	Short biography of Alexander S. Johnson, by Ed Blair "History of Johnson County Kansas", Lawrence Kansas Standard Publishing Company
	J001	002	Election of A. S. Johnson as Land Commissioner by stockholders of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad May 13, 1880, Annals of Kansas p. 876
	J001	003	Black and white photograph of Colonel Alexander Soule Johnson
	J001	004	Biography of Col A. S. Johnson from "History of the State of Kansas" by A. T. Andreas pages 567-568
	J001	005	Copy of Bill of Sale of Negro woman to Alexander S. Johnson obtained from Kansas State Historical Society Research Library Manuscripts section call # 1852-1861
	J001	006	Data on A. S. Johnson military service during Civil War from "Gettysburg of the West, The Battle of Westport October 21-23, 1864" by Fred L. Lee
	J001	007	Article about the life and death of Col A. S. Johnson, "The First White Kansan"
	J001	008	Copy of newspaper articles about the death of Prudence C. Funk Johnson first wife to Alexander Johnson and correction of birth place of A. S. Johnson as reported in the article "The First White Kansan"
	J001	009	Five newspaper articles concerning the death of A. S. Johnson
	J001	010	Slaves in Kansas Territory reminiscences of Col A. S. Johnson dictated Apr 20, 1895 - See "Slavery File" Shawnee Indian Mission folders
		011	Copy of and comments relating to back cover of the Spring 2011 Kansas History concerning Alexander S. Johnson as the ATSF Land Commissioner

Johnson, Andrew M.	J002	001	Brief history of Andrew Monroe Johnson and Margaret Jane Bernard, “Through the Decades with Andrew Monroe Johnson and Margaret Jane Bernard” compiled by Howard Ziegenhorn
	J002	002	Extract from 1900 Federal Census listing Andrew M. Johnson family
	J002	003	Extract from 1910 Federal Census listing Margaret B Johnson as mother-in-law to Harold Roundtree family
	J002	004	Extract from 1920 Federal Census listing Margaret B Johnson as mother-in-law to Harold Roundtree family
	J002	005	Excerpt from History of Jackson County pages 351-352, regarding William R. and Joseph Bernard
	J002	006	Early map of Westport, 1855 showing location of William Bernard’s residence
	J002	007	Margaret Jane Bernard genealogy
	J002	008	Descendents of Andrew Monroe Johnson and Margaret Jane Bernard Johnson
	J002	009	Shawnee Mission Land disposition
	J002	010	Distribution of land to Rev Thomas Johnson’s heirs and Sarah Johnson’s will, pages 2-4,6, 9-10,13-20 from Abstract #24632 Shawnee Indian Mission Library
	J002	011	Land transactions, pages 44-53 from Abstract #24632 Shawnee Indian Mission Library
	J002	012	Quit Claim Deeds, pages 168-173 from Abstract #24632 Shawnee Indian Mission Library
	J002	013	1860 Jackson County Missouri Slave Schedule listing Joab Bernard
	J002	014	Documentation of Andrew M. Johnson Civil War Service
	J002	015	E. F. Heisler’s account of a Johnson slave girl being sold
	J002	016	Possibilities concerning the identity of “Roe”, by Howard Ziegenhorn
	J002	017	Copy of Loyalty Oath of Joab Bernard
	J002	018	Story of the drowning of William Johnson’s son, birth dates of Harriott Bernard, education of Andrew M. Johnson, and ownership of Mission property by J. E. Bearnard
	J002	019	Adoption of Andrew M. Johnson by Chief Blackhoof
	J002	020	A. M. Johnson was elected Clerk and J. E. Bernard was elected Treasure at the first meeting of the Shawnee Mission District 92 School Board Elections on Aug 22, 1873
	J002	021	Black and White pictures of Andrew M. Johnson and Bernard family
	J002	022	Letter regarding visit of Rosalie Brown and Ruby Tucker, Great-Granddaughters of Andrew M. Johnson
	J002	023	Obituary of Margaret Jane Bernard Johnson
		024	Abstract of Title to Andrew M. Johnson’s property dated Jul 7, 1873
		025	Article announcing Andrew M. Johnson’s death Oregon County Tribune Feb 14, 1902
		026	Article “A Westport Wedding” report of Mamie Johnson’s marriage to Harold Rountree. Mary “Mamie” Augusta Johnson was the daughter of Andrew M. Johnson and Margaret Johnson. Kansas City Star Sep 30, 1892
		027	Union Cemetery records confirming burial of Andrew M. Johnson, Arabelle Bernard (Andrew’s mother-in-law), and Joab Bernard (Andrew’s father-in-law)

Johnson, Ben F. & Sarah Armstrong	J003	001	Black and White photographs of Ben F. Johnson (nephew of Rev Thomas Johnson) and wife Sarah Armstrong (Daughter of Wyandotte Chief)
	J003	002	Listing of Sarah Armstrong as a student at Indian Mission
	J003	003	Lineage of Benjamin F. Johnson

Johnson, Claborn			See Johnson, Claibourne Folder

Johnson, Clabourn			See Johnson, Claibourne Folder

Johnson, Claibourn			See Johnson, Claibourne Folder

Johnson, Claibourne	J004	001	Short history of Claibourne Johnson prepared by David Terrill Johnson, descendent of David Johnson, brother of Rev Thomas Johnson
	J004	002	Copy of letter dated Dec 20, 1839 Pensioner Claim and Certificate of Death of Clarourn Johnston
	J004	003	Listing of descendants of Claiborn Johnson
	J004	004	Clabourn Johnson Pension Document
	J004	005	Genealogy of Claibourn Johnson

Johnson, David	J005	001	Genealogy of David Johnson prepared in Feb 1965 by David Terrill Johnson, descendent of David Johnson and contains data on Drury Johnson, Claibourn Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Reuben Johnson, and William Preston Johnson
	J005	002	Notes on David Johnson
	J005	003	Information concerning Lanius Johnson, William Preston Johnson, and David Johnson, pages 394-395 History of Chariton and Howard Counties

Johnson, Drury	J006	001	Genealogy of Drury Johnson

Johnson, Edna		001	Obituary of Mrs. Edna Anderson, Kansas City Times, Feb 2, 1933
		002	Elmwood Cemetery interment record Edna J. Anderson
		003	Picture of West and North Buildings of Shawnee Mission, birth place of Edna J. Anderson and her sister Cora J. Fuller, The Merriam Leader Sep 24, 1936
		004	Short bibliography of William J. Anderson and Edna J. Anderson, Kansas City Genealogist, Volume 34, # 2, pages 88-89
		005	DAR Genealogical Research Database descendants search on Edna Johnson

Johnson, Elizabeth Price	J007	001	Lineage of John Gano, Chaplin to George Washington during Revolutionary War and Great Grandfather of Elizabeth Price Johnson
	J007	002	Pedigree Chart, Family Group Sheet, and Guide to Genealogy for Elisabeth Price Johnson
		003	Obituary of Elizabeth Price Johnson Olathe Mirror Newspaper Aug 7, 1930
		004	Will of Elizabeth Price Johnson executed Oct 19, 1929

Johnson Family and Mission compiled by Patsy Moss	J008	001	Johnson Family Genealogy by Joyce Kingsley dated Nov 16, 1995
	J008	002	List of marriages, births, and deaths from Thomas Johnson Family Bible Record
	J008	003	Thomas Johnson Family statistics
	J008	004	Extract from "History of Westport Methodist Church" referencing John and Charles Wesley, Thomas and Sarah Davis Johnson, Nathan Scarritt, Johnstone Lykins, and John McCoy from the Jackson County Historical Society
	J008	005	Extract from "Early History of Greater Kansas City" tracing early Indian settlement in Indian Territory through Kansas-Nebraska Act and settlement of Town of Wyandotte and Quindaro
	J008	006	Series of interviews by KSHS conducted in the 1930's with Mrs. Wm Johnson, Mrs. Edna Johnson Anderson, Mr. Frank Wornall, and Mr. W. W. Scarritt
	J008	007	Copy of the cover leaf of "Chronicles of Oklahoma"
	J008	008	Reference to Andrew Johnson proclamation to ending of martial law in Kentucky from "Guide to Selected Manuscript and Photograph Collections of the Filson Club Historical Society
	J008	009	Obituary and burial information on Mrs. Edna Anderson Kansas City Times Feb 16, 1933
	J008	010	Article from Early History of Greater Kansas City "Mrs. Edna Anderson's Vivid Story" pages 672-678
	J008	011	Content of obituary of Roma Johnson Wornall and picture of Wornall House
	J008	012	Election of A. S. Johnson as Land Commissioner by stockholders of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad May 13, 1880, Annals of Kansas p. 876
	J008	013	Footnotes referring to A. S. Johnson from History of Johnson County Kansas
	J008	014	Footnotes referring to Rev Thomas Johnson from Early History of Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas: The Prophetic City at the Mouth of the Kaw
	J008	015	Footnote referring to Rev Thomas Johnson from "Kennekuk, the Kickapoo Prophet, Kansas History: A Journal of the Central Plains
	J008	016	Obituary of Reuben K. Johnson Mar 21,1915
	J008	017	Copy of the cover leaf of "A History of the Baptists in Missouri"
	J008	018	A brief account of the Ruddell family
	J008	019	A partial copy of "Destruction of Ruddles' and Martin's Forts is the Revolutionary War by Maude Ward Lafferty
	J008	020	A partial history of Bourbon County as it relates to the Ruddles
	J008	021	Excerpts from "Calendar of The Kentucky Papers of the Draper Collection of Manuscripts referring to the Ruddles
	J008	022	Article from the Kansas City Star with references to the Shawnee Indian Mission and early personalities associated with it
	J008	023	Copy of the cover leaf of "Centennial History of Argentine"
	J008	024	Brief article "The Rev Thomas Johnson" by Edwin D. Shutt II
	J008	025	Brief article about the death of Ref Thomas Johnson
	J008	026	Content of General Order number 11
	J008	027	Copy of article "We Hang Horse Thieves" Shawnee Mission Star Nov 16, 1994
	J008	028	Brief article on the origin of Westport, MO
	J008	029	Brief article on the history of early churches in Westport, MO
	J008	030	Copy of article "Rev Thomas Johnson - Shawnee Indian Missionary"
	J008	031	Johnson County, Kansas Chap XXIX Early History of Greater Kansas City pages 663-671
	J008	032	Content of letters from Rev Thomas Johnson to the Corresponding Secretary of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church dated Dec 29, 1831; Jun 16, 1835; Mar 9, 1836; Feb 15, 1837; and Sep 19, 1836 "Indian Missions in Kansas - Kansas State Historical Society pages 236-239
	J008	033	Thomas Johnson's Ghost - Land title dispute centers on actions of Johnson County's namesake by Patricia Ewing Pace Kansas City Magazine Jan 1989
	J008	034	History not kind to the county's namesake by Loralee Saxon Olathe Daily News Sep 8, 1986
	J008	035	Article about Rev Thomas Johnson, "Saint or Sinner?" The Squire's Other Paper by Tom Leathers Sep 9, 1988
	J008	036	Article about establishment and use of the Indian Mission "Fabulous Frontier Farm" by Lily-B Rozar, El Dorado
	J008	037	Articles on dedication of original site of Shawnee Indian Mission near Turner, KS Kansas City Star Jun 24, 1917 Kansas City Times Jun 24, 1917
	J008	038	Articles on Johnson Family Burial Ground Kansas City Star Jul 20, 1941 Kansas City Times Jul 12, 1943
	J008	039	Copy of the cover "Historic Johnson County by Elizabeth Barnes with copies of four pages
	J008	040	Research references: Kansas History Vol 3 No 1 Spring 1980 page 42; KSQ Vol 39 No 1 Spring 1973 page 42; Kansas History Vol 17 No 3 Autumn 1994 pages 148-160; Kansas Historical Quarterly Aug 1933 Vol 23 page 336
	J008	041	The Baptists, the Methodists, and the Shawnees - Conflicting Cultures in Indian Territory, 1833-1834 by Stephen A. Warren Kansas History Vol 17 No 3 Autumn 1994
	J008	042	Outline for "A Concise History of the History of the Shawnee Indian Methodist Mission" by Patsy Moss Aug 11, 2003
	J008	043	Maps and descriptions of Johnson Family landholdings and ownership from 1874 to 1912
	J008	044	The Johnson Family, First Generation by Patsy Moss

Johnson Family Genealogy	J009	001	Copy of Thomas Johnson family bible record
	J009	002	Johnson genealogy complied by Joyce Kingsley Nov 16, 1995
	J009	003	New Perspectives on James Johnson, the Elder, of Goochland County, Virginia by Bonnie Flythe Feb 29, 2004
	J009	004	Genealogy records from various sources:
			The Thomas Johnson Family
			Thomas Johnson 1803-1865
			Genealogy probably from Rosalie Brown
			Pedigree Chart
			Genealogy from Kevin Johnston and Bonnie Flythe
			Rev Thomas Johnson genealogy compiled by Howard Ziegenhorn Mar 8, 2007
			Rev Thomas and Sarah Johnson genealogy First Generation
			Miscellaneous genealogy
			Family Unit Chart, showing some of the Rev Johnson's children and grandchildren
			Johnson Family Tree
			Johnson Family Births
			Johnson Family Marriages
			Johnson Family Deaths
			Thomas Johnson prepared by David Terrill Johnson
	J009	005	Johnson Family Chronology in National and International Context
	J009	006	Johnson Local Context

Johnson Family General	J010	001	Series of interviews of members of the Johnson Family (Mrs. William M. Johnson, Daughter-in-Law Rev Johnson; Frank Wornall, Grandson of Rev Johnson; Mrs. James (Edna) Anderson, Daughter of Rev Johnson; Mr. James Anderson, Son-in-Law of Rev Johnson; and Mr. W. L. Scarritt, Son of Rev Nathan Scarritt) conducted in the 1930's by Kansas State Historical Society, 21 pages
	J010	002	Letter from Kirke Mechem, Secretary Kansas State Historical Society to Mr. James Anderson dated Nov 19, 193(7)9 with response dated May 12, 1938
	J010	003	Extract of article by Frank Wornall concerning Shawnee Indian Missions artifacts and Shawnee Indian interpreters
	J010	004	Copy of Black and White of Rev Johnson home in Kansas City, MO 1858-1865 from Kansas City Times Jan 1, 1912
	J010	005	Extract from Thomas Johnson Family Bible Record - Marriages, Births, and Deaths
	J010	006	Miscellaneous information on Johnson family including Indian names give to Rev Johnson's children, brief biography of Rev and Mrs. Johnson, genealogy of Rev Johnson, and obituary of Margaret Bernard Johnson wife of A. M. Johnson
	J010	007	The Johnson Family First Generation and "The Johnson Family Second Generation" by Patsy Moss
	J010	008	Article "Shawnee Mission's Teachers Were Glamour Girls of 1830's" contains extract concerning Johnson descendants Kansas City Star Sep 20, 1942
		009	Black and white photograph of Johnson Family home in Missouri and 35th and Agnes

Johnson Family Photos	J011	001	Black and White photograph of Rev Thomas Johnson
	J011	002	Black and White photograph of Sarah Johnson
	J011	003	Black and White photograph of Mrs. Edna Johnson Anderson, Mrs. Cora Johnson Fuller, and Mrs. Gorgia Tisdale Hardesty
	J011	004	Black and White photograph of Frank Wornall, Edna Johnson, and Cora Johnson

Johnson Grounds and Buildings	J012	001	Locations of Sarah Johnson, Laura L. and Frank Waterman, Roma and John Wornall, and Lucilla Johnson in Downtown Kansas City, Mo 1867 and1869
	J012	002	Thomas Johnson Patent dated Apr 18,1865
	J012	003	Recollections from a letter written by Nellie Fargo, Rev Johnson's grand-daughter dated Apr 26, 1935
	J012	004	A report of the value of the Buildings, Farm Stock crop and all appertances belonging to the Indian Mission Labor School
	J012	005	Article on the recollections of William Johnson, Rev Johnson's son "Shawnee Mission" from the "Johnson County Democrat Nov 25, 1921
	J012	006	At graves of pioneers, The DAR unveils tablets to two brothers, Descendants of William and Thomas Johnson attend the ceremony at historic Shawnee Mission, Kansas City Star Jun 8, 1920
	J012	007	Picture of West and North Buildings of Shawnee Mission, birth place of Edna J. Anderson and her sister Cora J. Fuller, The Merriam Leader Sep 24, 1936

Johnson, Lanius	J013	001	Information concerning Lanius Johnson, William Preston Johnson, and David Johnson, pages 394-395 History of Chariton and Howard Counties

Johnson, Reuben	J014	001	Vital statistics and notes on the children of Reuben Johnson
	J014	002	Obituary of Reuben K. Johnson Mar 21, 1915

Johnson, Roma			See Wornall, Roma Folder

Johnson, Sarah Davis	J015	001	Copy of hand written “Last Will and Testament of Sarah Davis Johnson”, Johnson County Kansas Probate Court, Kansas State Historical Society microfilm reel AR 4228
	J015	002	“The Family of Sarah Johnson” by Patsy Moss
	J015	003	Prelude to the Shawnee Methodist Mission: family Connections of Sarah Johnson with the Shawnee Prophet: by Patsy Moss, Kawsmouth A Journal of Regional History, Vol 1, No 2, Autumn 1999
	J015	004	Brief note on the value of Stephen Ruddell’s influence with the Shawnee Indians and their approval for the establishment of a Methodist Mission.
	J015	005	Sarah T. Davis Genealogy. See also John Ruddell folder.
	J015	006	A Brief Account of the Ruddell Family
	J015	007	Sarah Ruddle Davis, Mother-in-Law of Rev Thomas Johnson
	J015	008	Sarah T. Johnson Bible

Johnson, Thomas Rev	J016	001	Biographic data about Thomas Johnson, original source unknown probably provided by Rosalie Brown descendant of A. M. Johnson
	J016	002	Methodists Introduced New Crafts to Shawnee Indians a century ago, Kansas City Times Apr 27, 1939
	J016	003	Rev Thomas Johnson 1802-1865, Shawnee Indian Missionary, Shawnee Methodist Mission Cemetery
	J016	004	Rev Thomas Johnson from "Annals of Methodism in Missouri" by W. S. Woodward
	J016	005	Hon Thomas Johnson, Era of Peace, Part 41, History of the State of Kansas by William G. Cutler
	J016	006	Short biography of Rev Thomas Johnson
	J016	007	Article about the death of Thomas Johnson, "A House with a history", Kansas City Times, Jan 1, 1912
	J016	008	Text of certification of loyalty for Thomas Johnson and A. S. Johnson issued by Capt E. E. Harvey, Co B 6th KC dated Sep 26,1862 and text of article "Murder of Rev Thomas Johnson", Kansas City Journal of Commerce, Jan 3, 1865
	J016	009	At Graves of Pioneers, The DAR unveils tablets to two brothers, descendants of William and Thomas Johnson attend the ceremony a historical Shawnee Mission, Kansas City Star, Jun 6, 1930
	J016	010	Text from Rev Thomas Johnson tombstone
	J016	011	Mrs. Edna Anderson's vivid story of Rev Thomas Johnson, from "Early history of Greater Kansas City", pages 672-678
	J016	012	Extracts from History of Johnson County Kansas relating to Thomas Johnson
	J016	013	Article about Rev Thomas Johnson submitted by Edwin D. Shutt II
	J016	014	Article about Rev Thomas Johnson "History not kind to the county's namesake" by Loralee Saxon, Daily News Reporter
	J016	015	Article about Rev Thomas Johnson attendance at the Union Club, Wyandotte Commercial Gazette Jul 13, 1861
	J016	016	Article about Rev Thomas Johnson, "Saint or Sinner?" The Squire's Other Paper by Tom Leathers Sep 9, 1988
	J016	017	Article about Rev Thomas Johnson, "Saint or Sinner?" The Squire Newspaper Feb 2004
	J016	018	Thomas Johnson's Ghost, Land title dispute centers on actions of Johnson County's namesake, by Patricia Ewing Pace, Kansas City Magazine Jan 1989
		019	Booklet “The Murder of the Reverend Thomas Johnson” by Dr. Lee Wellington Patrick Jul 1992
		020	Copy of letter from W. H. Eisele concerning the death of Rev Thomas Johnson dated Jun 24, 1928
		021	Article “The murder of Rev. Thomas Johnson” by Harold E. Davis The Best Times Feb 2011
		022	Commentary on the murder of Rev. Thomas Johnson by William Holmes dated Jan 2, 1865
		023	Extract from “The Conquest of Kansas by Missouri and Her Allies” by William Phillips concerning the Rev Thomas Johnson
		024	Article “Consider the circumstances surrounding the murder of Rev. Thomas Johnson by Elizabeth Brooks The Sun Newspaper Apr 20, 1990
		025	Transcript of letter from A. N. Blacklidge to Wm P. Dole Commissioner of Indian Affairs dated Mar 17, 1865 concerning the Rev Thomas Johnson claim, loyalty, and murder with supporting statements from William Holmes and James D. Allen
		026	Article containing response on an attack to Rev Johnson’s character by Nathan M. Talbot published in Weekly Southern Democrat Apr 17, 1856
		027	Article “Death of county founder is lost in the fog of history” Kansas City Star 913 Opinion Jun 17, 2015

Johnson, Thomas Rev: Letters, Writings, Reports, etc	J017	001	Copy of letter written by Indian Agent recommending that Rev Thomas Johnson continue as guardian for orphans dated May 15, 1855
	J017	002	Copy of report of Richard W. Cummins, Agent at Fort Leavenworth, upon the Manual Labor School dated May 23, 1839
	J017	003	List of marriages performed by Rev Thomas Johnson in 1861
	J017	004	Content of letter from Rev Thomas Johnson to Rev Isaac McCoy (Isaac McCoy letter book 1834-35)
	J017	005	Content of letters from Rev Thomas Johnson to the Corresponding Secretary of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church dated Dec 29, 1831; Jun 16, 1835; Mar 9, 1836; Feb 15, 1837; and Sep 19, 1836 "Indian Missions in Kansas - Kansas State Historical Society pages 236-241

Johnson, Thomas Rev: Opinions	J018	001	Reverend Johnson's Shawnee Mission - Slave labor, Indian youths helped missionary gain affluence by Keith Wilson Jr. Kansas City Star Apr 6,1980
	J018	002	Footnote 207 from "The Repeal of the Missouri Compromise" by P. Orman Ray pages 148-149
	J018	003	Rev Nathan M. Talbot's response to an attack on Rev Johnson's character, Weekly Southern Democrat, Apr 17, 1856
	J018	004	Article about Rev Thomas Johnson titled "Saint or Sinner?" Johnson County Squire Feb 2004
	J018	005	Article "Thomas Johnson" from the St Louis Christian Advocate Oct 25, 1905
	J018	006	Extract from "Martyrdom in Missouri" pages 178-192 discussing the Rev Johnson and his murder
	J018	007	Extracts concerning the Rev Johnson from "Early History of Greater Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas" 1928
	J018	008	Article “Reverend Johnson’s Shawnee Mission was Highly Profitable” by Keith Wilson Jr. Kansas City Star Apr 6, 1980
	J018	009	Shawnee Complaints

Johnson, Thomas Rev: Slavery and Politics	J019	001	Jackson Dempson timeline and other documentation
	J019	002	Extract of interview of E. F. Heisler relating to mulatto girl named Lindy
	J019	003	Copy of Slave Bill of Sale dated May 31, 1853
	J019	004	Copy of Slave Bill of Sale dated Jun 7, 1853
	J019	005	Jackson County, Missouri in Black & White, Volume 1, Census of Slaves, Their Owners and Free Colored 1850 and !860
	J019	006	Copy of Slave Bill of Sale dated May 24, 1856
	J019	007	Reverend Johnson's Shawnee Mission was highly profitable, Slave labor, Indian youths helped missionary gain affluence Kansas City Star Apr 6, 1980
	J019	008	Civil War loyalties shaded views on Thomas Johnson Kansas City Star Jul 20 1980
	J019	009	Founders owned slaves Journal Herald Sep 29, 1988
	J019	010	Extract from "The Repeal of the Missouri Compromise" by P. Orman Ray referencing Rev Thomas Johnson's nomination as a Delegate to Congress
		011	Extract from “Financial Fraud and Guerilla Violence in Missouri’s Civil War 1861-1865” by Mark W. Geiger concerning the proslavery position of Rev Thomas Johnson

Johnson, William McKendree		001	Extracts from “Gettysburg of the West, The Battle of Westport, Oct 21-23, 1864” pertaining to William McKendree Johnson
		002	Notation of W. M. Johnson’s marriage to Elizabeth B. Price on Nov 25, 1869
		003	Carbon copy transcript of William McKendree Johnson version of the death of his father Rev Thomas Johnson from the collection of Western Manuscripts UMKC
		004	Article “Will honor Upton Hays” listing William M. Johnson as a surviving member of the Brigade Kansas City Times Aug 26, 1912
		005	Extract of article indicating attendance of William M. Johnson at meeting of Confederate veterans of the 2nd Missouri Confederate Cavalry organization The Kansas City Journal Nov 9, 1912
		006	Copy of Plainsmen’s Association certificate for William M. Johnson Aug 25, 1916
		007	“Shawnee Mission” by William Johnson The Johnson County De Nov 25, 1921
		008	Obituary of William M. Johnson, Kansas City Star Feb 14, 1924
		009	Funeral Notice of William M. Johnson, Kansas City Times Feb 16, 1924
		010	Transcript of article concerning William M. Johnson “Death of Johnson County’s Oldest Settler” Olathe Mirror Newspaper Feb 21, 1924
		011	Transcript of article concerning residence of William M. Johnson “Old Home a Problem” Olathe Mirror Newspaper Aug 26, 1937
		012	Article “Raze a Historic House” with miscellaneous information concerning the property of William M. Johnson with copies of pictures of the house and William M. Johnson Oct 11, 1937
		013	Reference to Stories relating to William McKendree Johnson
		014	Extract from History of Johnson County, Kansas pages 46 – 48 “William (McKendree) Johnson and His Recollections”
		015	Article identifying Wm McKendrie Johnson as participating in Quantrill’s 1963 raid on Lawrence, KS Blue and Gray Chronicles Apr 2008

Johnson, William Preston	J021	001	Information concerning Lanius Johnson, William Preston Johnson, and David Johnson, pages 394-395 "History of Chariton and Howard Counties"
	J021	002	Biography of William Preston Johnson prepared by David Terrill Johnson descendent of David Johnson, brother of Rev Thomas Johnson

Johnson, William Rev	J022	001	At graves of pioneers, The DAR unveils tablets to two brothers, Descendants of William and Thomas Johnson attend the ceremony at historic Shawnee Mission, Kansas City Star Jun 8, 1920
	J022	002	Story of the death of the son of Rev William Johnson as told by Mrs. William Johnson
	J022	003	William Johnson missionary activities from "Annals of Methodism in Missouri by W. S. Woodward
	J022	004	Short article about Rev William Johnson, Indian Missions in Kansas, Kansas State Historical Society page 236
	J022	005	Article on the death of Rev William Johnson's wife, Mary Jane Peery from St Louis Christian Advocate, Oct 25, 1905
	J022	006	Westport and Shawnee Indian Mission Marriage Ties, includes William Johnson and Mary Jane Chick
	J022	007	Copy of communication from Rev William Johnson Mar 12, 1842 and reply of Apr 23, 1842 regarding Methodist and Baptist relationships
		008	William Johnson Genealogy

Johnston, Clabourn			See Johnson, Claibourne Folder

Journeycake, Charles	J023	001	Copy of the cover leaf and table of contents for "Charles Journeycake: Indian Statesman and Christian Leader" a dissertation by Harry M. Roark Apr 1948
	J023	002	Charles Journeycake a program prepared and presented by Lue Barndollar Jan 2000

Jones, John Tecumseh "Tauy"			See Ottawa Kansas Folder in Locations Drawer

Kah che qua		001	Newspaper article “Female Eagle’s nest now Antioch Park” about Kah che qua or Mrs. Carpenter of simply as “Kotsey” teacher at Quaker Shawnee Indian Mission The Journal Herald May 15, 1991
		002	Proposed sculpture and other material relating to “Female Eagle”
		003	Documents relating to Mrs. Mary Carpenter and the Shawnees. Includes transfer of land owned by Frederic Chouteau and Mary Carpenter
		004	Documents between Kah-Che-Qua and Shawnees
		005	Map indicating possible placement of “Female Eagle” (Kah-Che-Qua) sculpture in Antioch Park and 1941 aerial photo of park

Kalloch, Isaac			See Ottawa Kansas Folder in Locations Drawer

Ketchum Family	K001	001	Lineage of Ketchum Family

Kildery, Margaret Elizabeth	K002	001	Margaret Elizabeth Kildery born at mission Sep 16, 1863

King, Joseph B.			See Ottawa Kansas Folder in Locations Drawer

Kinnear, David	K003	001	Copy of written Kinnear family including his marriage and work at Shawnee Indian Mission
	K003	002	David Kinnear - Biographical

Lea, Luke	L001	001	Copy of letter from Luke Lea Indian Agent Ft Leavenworth to D. D. Mitchell, Supervisor Indian Affairs, St Louis, Mo Jan 22,183?
	L001	002	Reference to letter from Luke Lea Indian Agent Ft Leavenworth to Rev Thomas B Markham Mar 20, 1850 forbidding him to preach among the Shawnee Indians. The Beginning of the West page 906

Lee, Jason	L002	001	Brief article about Jason Lee a Methodist missionary

Lewis and Clark	L003	001	Postcard depicting "Flags of Lewis & Clark Encounter Tribes"
	L003	002	Lewis and Clark Point Eighth and Jefferson Streets Kansas City Star, Star Magazine Dec 27, 1998
	L003	003	Article “KC sits at crossroads of commemoration” by Brian Burnes Kansas City Star
	L003	004	“The First Kansas Boat Yard – 1804” established by Lewis and Clark in Jun 1804
	L003	005	Review of Ken Burns “Lewis and Clark: the Journey of the Corps of Discovery” USA Weekend Oct 31 – Nov 2, 1997
		006	Two flyers advertising “Lewis and Clark Discovery Expedition of St Charles, Mo
		007	Article “Explorers make ‘return trip to KCK” by Bob Friskel The Kansan Jun 25, 1996
		008	“Lewis and Clark in Kansas 1804-2004 Bicentennial” Kansas Kaleidoscope, Kansas State Historical Society, Special Issue, 2003
		009	Kansas Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Commission Native American Resource Handbook
		010	Black and white photograph of Wm. Clark
		011	“Selected Bibliography – The Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1803-1806” compiled by Pete Cuppage Mar 2003
		012	Article “Anniversary celebrates steal of a deal – Louisiana Purchase was buy of a lifetime” by Rick Montgomery Kansas City Star May 2 2002
		013	Article “The Undaunted Courage of the Lewis & Clark Expedition still lives after 200 years” by Ken Weyand Discover Mid-America Sep 2003
		014	Booklet Jefferson’s West – A Journey with Lewis and Clark by James P. Ronda published 2000

		See also Lewis and Clark Trail folder in Trails drawer

Luke, John W.	L004	001	Content of letter from John W. Luke to Mr. W. A. Handy and Mrs. Mary W. Handy dated Sep 21, 1850 discussing in part visit to Methodist Mission

Lykins, Johnston	L005	001	Dr. Johnston Lykins, 1800-1876, First Mayor from Here Lies Kansas City by Wilda Sandy. Dr. Johnston's father-in-law was Isaac McCoy
	L005	002	Black and White photo of Dr. Johnston Lykins tombstone in Union Cemetery
		003	“The Life and Times of Martha A. “Mattie” (Livingston) Lykins Bingham” by Rose Ann Findlen. Includes index and bibliographic notes
		004	Article “Shawnee was original name of Westport, Mo.” by Rodney Staab Journal Herald
		005	Short biography of David Lykins, father of Johnston Lykins researched by Dr Lee Wellington Patrick with black and white copy of portrait of Dr Johnston Lykins painted by George Caleb Bingham
		6	Borderland Families Always on the Edge - Journey of the Lykins, Perry and Heiskell Families along gthe Missouri Kansas Border, Roose Findlen, March 2011
		7	Bf - Johnston Lykins: Follower, Founder, a Man of "Firsts" by Stephen D. Jones, 2016

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Majors, Alexander	M001	001	Booklet "Alexander Majors and the Pony Express" published by Alexander Majors Historical House

Markham, Thomas B.	M002	002	Reference to letter from Luke Lea Indian Agent Ft Leavenworth to Rev Thomas B. Markham Mar 20, 1850 forbidding him to preach among the Shawnee Indians, The Beginning of the West page 906
	M002		Copy of original handwritten letter, presumably to Commissioner of Indian Affairs signed by Charles Fish, James Captain, and John Fish concerning the banning of Rev Thomas B. Markham with translation copy and research notes compiled by Bill Oakly
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McCoy, John Calvin	M003	002	John Calvin McCoy - 1811-1889 - Founder of Westport page 59 Here Lies Kansas City by Wilda Sandy
	M003	003	Connecting the Dots: Westport & Kansas City Marriage Ties including marriage of John C. McCoy to Virginia Chick 1937
	M003		Black and white photograph of John Calvin McCoy tombstone in Union Cemetery
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Meeker, Jotham	M004	002	Shawnee Indians gleaned news from Kansas' first paper, created by Jotham Meeker, Kansas City Star Mar 20, 2000
	M004	003	Black & White photo of Rev Jotham Meeker
	M004	004	Flyer published by Kansas State Historical Society citing selections from a letter written by Jotham Meeker concerning the Cholera outbreak among the Ottawa Indians in1849 dated Aug 15, 1849
	M004	005	Copy of article titled "Jotham & Eleanor Meeker" including layout of Ottawa Baptist Mission 2nd site 1845-1864
	M004	006	Bibliography Original Source Material for Rev Jotham Meeker and others
		007	Extract “Jotham Meeker and the Ottawa Baptist Mission” by Diane L. Good from Journal of the Kansas Anthropological Association Vol 5 Number 7 & 8 1985
		008	Extract “The 1985 Kansas Archeology Training Program and Annual Dig at the Jotham Meeker Farmstead” by William B. Lees from Journal of the Kansas Anthropological Association Vol 5 Number 9 1985
			Extract from article “Journalism and Journalists” from Kansas, A guide to the Sunflower State referencing Jotham Meeker

			Note: The Oregon California Trails Association, headquartered in Independence, MO has significant holdings on Jotham Meeker
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Menard, Pierre	M005		Extract from letter of Pierre Menard Oct 8, 1830 providing an estimate of the cost of moving the Shawnee and Seneca from Ohio to Kansas
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Miege, John Bishop	M006	002	Brief biography of John Baptist Miege from A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans by William E. Connelley
	M006	003	Black and white copy of a painting of Bishop John Baptist Miege
	M006	004	Extract from "History of Wyandotte County" pages 374-375 relating to Bishop Miege
	M006	005	Extract from "Historic Saint Mary College" relating to Bishop John Baptist Miege involvement
	M006	006	Copy of presentation on Bishop Miege by Herbert Ziegler
	M006		Battlefield Lawrence - Confederate raider William Quantrill burned Lawrence to the ground 139 years ago. But before he did, he and Bishop John Miege had a face-to-face confrontation. The Leaven Aug 9, 2002
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Moody, Frederick W.	M007		Frederick W. Moody family history, may have lived on the Mission property in the 1850's, provided by Brent Fuson
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Nichols, J. C.	N001	002	Extract from "J. C. Nichols Chronicle, The Authorized Story of the Man, His Company and His Legacy, 1880-1994" by Robert Pearson and Brad Pearson "The Shawnee Methodist Indian Mission"
			Transcript of letter written by J. C. Nichols, which includes a brief history of the Shawnee Indian Mission. Much of the material in the letter was provided by Mrs. Dorothy Berryman Shrewder (Great Granddaughter of Rev Jerome Berryman).
			Also see Country Club Plaza folder in the Locations Drawer
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Nunnink, Mary	N002	002	Article “To Mary Nunnick, the mission is ‘Momma’s house’“ by Steve Baska Sun Newspapers Aug 15, 1990
		003	Translation of tape made by Mary Nunnick with her mother, Frances Schliecher Heider Nov 5, 1983
		004	Copies of photos of Mary Schliecher Nunnick and husband and of the west building with Schliecher family
		005	Color photo of Shirley Ziegler, Mary Nunnick, and pat Wright
		006	Miscellaneous copies of photos of John Nunnick with a short biography of John Nunnick and unidentified photo of unknown young female
			Transcript of an interview with Mary Nunnick found in Carol Duer Cochran’s research file
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Parks, Joseph	P001	002	Echoes of Rosedale's History in a Land Sale Kansas City Times Apr 14, 1966. History of previous owners Joseph Parks, Dr. Simeon B. Bell, and James E. Fisher
	P001	003	Pamphlet on "The Capt. Joseph Parks House 1845-1905 Johnson County, Kansas"
	P001	004	Captain Joseph Parks, Shawnee Indian Chief Kansas Historical Collections Vol 10 Pages 399-400
	P001	005	Chief Joseph Parks, 1794-1859, Indian Chief from Here Lies Kansas City by Wilda Sandy
	P001	006	Newspaper advertisement placed by Joseph Parks for run-a-way slave May 13, 1848 Capt. Joseph Parks House
	P001	007	Photograph of former home of Chief Joseph Park's sister
		008	Extract from “The History of Westwood Hills” relating to Chief Joseph Parks
		009	Family Group Record and Pedigree Chart of Joseph Parks
		010	Information concerning the Capt. Joseph Parks House, Johnson County, Kansas
		011	Brief extract of information concerning Cathryn Donaldson grand daughter of Captain Joseph Parks
			“Founders owned slaves” by Rodney Staab Journal Herald Sep 29, 1988

Paukeesaa			See Tecumseh folder
		001
Pearson, Moses	P002		Article about Moses Pearson first superintendent of Friends Mission. "Johnson County History, Quakers used mission to aid Shawnee Indians" by Jerry Winkelman Kansas City Star Nov 22, 1985
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Peery, Edward T.	P003	002	Reverend Edward T. Peery - Reverend John Thompson Peery, Amazing Parallels in Two Peerys by John Edward Hicks Kansas City Times Jun 25, 1964
	P003	003	Narrative on Peery family by family member Frank Lusher
	P003	004	Obituary of Francis T. Perry last direct heir of Edward T. Peery Jun 5, 1923
	P003		Black and White copies of photographs of various members of the Peery family:
			Mrs. Francis T. Peery - 2nd Wife
			Mrs. Edward T. Peery
			Francis T. Peery and wife Minnie Peery
		005	Rev John T. Peery
	P003	006	Genealogy and brief biography of Edward T. Peery family
	P003	007	Brief article "Death of Last Direct Heir of Early Day Circuit Rider" - Francis Theodore Peery and photographs of Union Cemetery
			Research resources to Perry Family
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Peery, John T.	P004	002	Reverend Edward T. Peery - Reverend John Thompson Peery, Amazing Parallels in Two Peerys by John Edward Hicks Kansas City Times Jun 25, 1964
	P004	003	Short article about Mrs. Mary Jane Peery, wife of John T. Peery St. Louis Christian Advocate Oct 25, 1905
	P004	004	Transcripts of two letters believed to be from Mary Jane Peery
	P004	005	Genealogy and brief biography of John T. Peery family
	P004	006	1850and 1860 Jackson County Slave Census listing John T. Peery's slaves
	P004	007	Transcript of letter from John T. Peery to his parents Mar 8, 1855
	P004	008	Narrative of Rev John Thompson Peery live furnished by his daughter Mrs. Mary Peery Whittaker
	P004	009	Recollection of visit to Shawnee Mission by Mellie Peery wife of John T. Peery's grandson in Sep 1963
	P004	010	Connecting the Dots: Westport & Kansas City Marriage Ties - Mary Jane Johnson widow of William Johnson to John T. Peery 1844
	P004	011	Biographical Sketch of Rev J. T. Perry by Roger Berg
			Research resources to Perry Family
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Pratt, John G. Rev	P005	002	Transcripts of “John G. Pratt Papers” from microfilm KSHS various dates from 1836 to 1852
		003	Extract from Sixteenth Biannual Report, 1907-1908 page 32 referencing Rev J. G. Pratt
		004	Extract from Kansas State Historical Collections, Vol XIV, 1915-1918 referencing Rev J. G. Pratt
		005	Correspondence between KSHS, Hugh Dowding, and Jerry Winkleman regarding desk made for Rev Pratt by the Baptist Indian Mission from 1991-1992
			Various copies of correspondence and other documentation relating to a desk and bookcase made for Rev John G. Pratt 1991-19993
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Prophet, The	P006	002	Magazine article "The Thin Red Line, Tecumseh, The Prophet, and Shawnee Resistance" by E. David Edmunds Timeline Dec 87 - Jan 88 See Tecumseh folder
	P006	003	Article "Picturesque Tensquataway, Twin Brother of Tecumseh, the Recklessly Brave Warrior Chief of the Shawnees, Ended Colorful Life Here" Kansas City Kansan May 2, 1934
	P006	004	Article from Journal Post, Nov 23, 1930 concerning location of alleged burial spot at Whitefeather Spring, Turner, KS with a copy of George Catlin painting and proposed monument dedicated to the Prophet
	P006	005	Article "Tribal ground threatened" by Kathleen Isaacson Kansas City Kansan Aug 23,1992 about alleged burial site of the Prophet
	P006	006	Articles "Beemont sells portion of land to Indian tribe" by Kathleen Isaacson Kansas City Kansan Sep 15, 1992 and "Tribe buys burial site" by Mike Rice Kansas City Star Sep 17, 1992 about Jack Beemont selling portion of his property to Indian tribe
	P006	007	Article "Sacred tribal burial site wins reprieve" by Mike Rice Kansas City Star Sep 24, 1992 about Kansas City, KS officials agreeing to give up sacred tribal burial site
	P006	008	Frederick J. Blue book review of "Tecumseh and the Quest for Indian Leadership" by R. David Edmunds
	P006	009	Article "The Sinister Prayer Sticks of the Shawnee Prophet" by Richard W. Kimball
	P006	010	Report of trip to Cranbrook Institute of Science Museum, Apr 24, 1987, to investigate the Shawnee "Prayer Stick" and related correspondence
	P006	011	“Indian Monuments – Shawnee Prophet – Tensquatawa” Journal Post, Nov 20, 1930
	P006	012	Note 10 from Kansas Historical Collections Vol IX 1905-06 providing an account of the death of the prophet written in 1937 by Dr. J. A. Chute
	P006	013	“Prophet” a historian’s fascination with the greatest Indian in American history by Dan Johnson Kansas City Kansan Aug 3, 2001 with color photos and map of White Feather Spring memorial located at 3830 Ruby in Argentine
	P006	014	“White Feather Spring National Historic Site” by Bertha A. Cameron Jun 2009
		015	Map, directions and pictures of “Prophets Town” White Feather spring Nation Historic Site
			Reproductions of various paintings of The Prophet. Letter from Denise Pitzer who donated photos.
			See Prophet Town folder in Locations section

Pursley, Joe			See Shawnee, Kansas Folder in Locations Drawer
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Reeder, Andrew H.	R001	002	Bibliographical sources on Governor Andrew Reeder - nothing past 1989
	R001	003	Copy of hand written report by Governor A. H. Reeder to the House of Representatives of the Territory of Kansas Jul 6, 1855
	R001	004	Copy of hand written report by Governor A. H. Reeder to the Council and House of Representatives of the Territory of Kansas Aug 16, 1855
	R001	005	Black and White photograph of Andrew Reeder
	R001	006	Copy of hand written letter accusing Governor Andrew H. Reeder of fraud in purchasing Indian land dated Apr 19, 1855
	R001	007	Extract "Andrew H. Reeder, First Territorial Governor" by Theodore Gardner Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol XVI, 1923-1925 pages 582 - 585
	R001	008	Extract relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol VI, 1937 pages 24 - 25
	R001	009	Extract relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol VI, 1937 pages 232 - 233
	R001	010	Extract relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol VII, 1938 pages 382 - 383
	R001	011	Extract relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol VIII, 1939 pages 256 - 257
	R001	012	Extract from "Address of the President, Beginnings of the Kansas Judiciary" relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol X, 1941 pages 91 - 93
	R001	013	Extract relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol XI, 1942 pages 40 - 44
	R001	014	Extract from "Diary of James R. Stewart" relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol XVII, 1949 pages 32 - 33, 136 - 137
	R001	015	Extract relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol XXI, 1954-1955 pages 206, 322 - 323
	R001	016	Extract from "Letters of Charles B. Lines" relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol XXII, 1956 pages 14, 20
	R001	017	Extract relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol XXIII, 1957 pages 340 - 341
	R001	018	Extract relating to Governor Andrew H. Reeder The Annals of the Shawnee Methodist Mission 1855 pages 84 - 91
		019	Article “Shawnee – Home of First Governor” Kansas Too! November 1994 with commentary letter from Alice Stein refuting portions of the article and includes bibliographical sources on Governor Andrew Reeder
			Extract of information about Andrew H. Reeder from A Guide to the Sunflower State
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Reinhardt Family	R002	002	“The Reinhardt Home” by Florence Reinhardt Yulich Jun 27,1983
		003	“Florence Reinhardt Yulich Written Narration” conducted Feb 22, 1996 by Shirley Bennett. Includes pictures of students and old school house from 1894 to 1912. Pictures feature members of the Reinhardt family. Copy of KSHS Lending Agreement signed by Florence Reinhardt Yulich, donor.
		004	“The Reinhardt Family History” by Florence Reinhardt Yulich granddaughter of Phillip Reinhardt Jun 2007
		005	Copy of Black and White photograph of group of women in front of Mission including Ada Reinhardt confirmed by her niece Florence Reinhardt Yulich granddaughter of Phillip Reinhardt who purchased Mission farm land from the Johnson family
		006	Information concerning donation by Florence Reinhardt Yulich of artifacts found on Mission farm land by her grandfather Phillip Reinhardt
		007	Obituary of Florence Reinhardt Yulich Aug 12, 2011 grand daughter of Philip Reinhardt with color photograph
		008	Article “Johnson County landmarks No. 3 the Reinhart place” by Audley Porter The Sun Newspapers Jun 11, 1982
		009	Article “Highlights in Fairway History” about the Reinhardt family in Fairway from City of Fairway publication Jan 1995
			Article “Reinhardt Farms to Estates” on development from the Reinhardt farm Johnson County Museums Album Summer 1999

Reynolds, Etta Parkerson			See Goodnow House Museum Manhattan, Kansas Folder in Locations Drawer
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Roe Family	R003	002	Article "The Roe Family Heritage"
	R003	003	Article "The Heritage of John Roe"
	R003	004	Township maps showing Roe family properties
	R003	005	Article "Miss Roe Shows Spirit on Her 103rd Birthday" Kansas City Star Sep 12, 1959
	R003	006	Article "Old & New are partners in dream home" concerning construction of a reproduction of the original John Roe Home The Sun Newspapers Feb 1, 1991
	R003	007	Article "New Home for the Roe sisters" provides history of the building between the Shawnee Indian Mission North Building and St Agnes Church
	R003	008	Possible contact for additional information on Roe family
			Article “Death of John Roe” Sep 30, 1920
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Rogers, Graham		002	Copy of letter from R. Graham to Gen William Clark Apr 4, 1827 discussing migration of Indians from Ohio
		003	Transcript of talk made by the Shawnees emigrating from Ohio to R. Graham Apr 2, 1827
		004	Article “History of Graham Rogers & the House” including drawings of original house ad photo of modern house
		005	Article “Historian finds Chief’s log cabin hidden within local home” by Rob Roberts Journal Herald Feb 3, 1988
		006	Article “Chief Graham Rogers played important role in local history” by Jerry Winkleman Journal Herald Feb 3, 1988
		007	Article “Female Eagle’s nest now Antioch Park” story of Kah che qua by Jerry Winkelman Journal Herald May 16, 1991. Daugyhter married Graham Rogers.
		008	Milburn County Club history traced to Chief Graham Rogers ownership of land The Best Times Jan 2011
			Graham Rogers House featured in “Historic Landmarks in Overland Park”

Ruddle			See Ruddell Family Folder
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Ruddell Family	R004	002	Sarah Ruddle Davis, Mother-in-law of Rev Thomas Johnson from Patsy Moss research
	R004	003	A Brief Account of the Ruddell Family source unknown
	R004	004	Reference to the Ruddell family in "The History of Bourbon County 1785-1865" by H. E. Everman
	R004	005	Genealogy of "Sarah Tittle Davis Johnson" from Patsy Moss research
	R004	006	Johnson Genealogy compiled by Joyce Kingsley Nov 16, 1995
	R004	007	A History of the Baptists in Missouri by R. S. Duncan referencing Stephan Ruddell
	R004	008	The History of Salt River Association, Missouri by Wiley J. Patrick referencing Stephen Ruddell
	R004	009	Letter from Patsy Moss to the Kentucky Historical Society Jul 13, 1997 requesting information concerning any connection between Stephen Ruddell and his cousin Sarah Ruddell Davis in Bourbon County Kentucky from 1795 to 1825 with presumed response
	R004	010	Calendar of The Kentucky Papers of the Draper Collection of Manuscripts by Mabel Clare Weaks referencing the Ruddell family
	R004	011	John Ruddell of the Shenandoah Valley: His Children and Grandchildren by Harold T. Smutz Jun 1974 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 74-81296
			Documents and correspondence from the Daughter of the American Revolution regarding the adding of a bronze marker to Sarah Ruddell’s tombstone in the Shawnee Mission Cemetery

Sarahas, Sarah			See Sarrahass, Sarah Folder

Sarahass, Sarah			See Sarrahass, Sarah Folder
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Sarrahass, Sarah	S001		Brief summary of Wyandotte Sarah Sarrahass1850-56 by Angela L. DiCostanzo Aug 1995
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Scarritt, Nathan and Family	S002	002	Position of the M.E. Church South on the Subject of Slavery by Rev Nathan Scarritt 1860
	S002	003	Diary of Rev Nathan Scarritt (June 30, 1850 to August 8, 1850)
	S002	004	Copy of biography "Nathan Scarritt, 1821-1890" written by Nathan Scarritt
	S002	005	Our Indian Work Missouri Historical Society St Louis concerning Nathan Scarritt
	S002	006	Copy of certificate naming Nathan Scarritt an Elder in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South Jun 28, 1851
	S002	007	Copy of Nathan Scarritt Affidavit identifying heirs of Thomas Johnson Jul 21, 1866
	S002	008	Nathan Scarritt obituary "Full of Years and Honors, Dr. Nathan Scarritt quietly passes away", The Kansas City Journal May 23, 1890
	S002	009	Nathan Scarritt obituary Dr. Nathan Scarritt Dead, His life was a success, His death was peaceful", Kansas City Times May 23, 1890
	S002	010	Photos of the Rev Nathan Scarritt, wife Matilda Chick, family, and homes
	S002	011	Brief biography of "Reverend Nathan Scarritt" by Russell Jones 2002
	S002	012	Brief biography of Nathan Scarritt from files of Ann Williams
	S002	013	Extract from "Central Methodist College" Chap 1 This is How it Began pages 15-19, The Provisional College pages 32-37, and Chap IX Who's Who pages 158-159 related to Nathan Scarritt
	S002	014	Extracts from "Annals of Shawnee Methodist Mission and Indian Manual Labor School" by Martha B. Caldwell and from "The Annals of Kansas City" concerning establishment of the Western Academy and Nathan Scarritt participation and from the "Kansas State Historical Quarterly" Vol XXXI 1965 and Vol XXXII 1966 concerning the marriage of Nathan Scarritt and Matilda M. Chick
	S002	015	Nathan Scarritt found wilderness here in early Missions to Indians
	S002	016	Nathan Scarritt: Northeast's founding father by Dory DeAngelo Northeast World Jan 20, 1988
	S002	017	Rev Nathan Scarritt - Past and Present by Bill and Kathryn Worley The Westporter
	S002	018	Brief biography of Nathan Scarritt "Mission Teacher Founder a Fortune and a Family of Leading Citizens" by Lt Col Ralph E. Pearson Nov 16, 1949
	S002	019	Nathan Scarritt of Kansas City by Houstoun Waring
	S002	020	Extracts from "Centennial Volume of Missouri Methodism" pages 468 and 472 relating to Rev Nathan Scarritt, D.D. and Rev Charles Wesley Scarritt, A.B., B.D.
	S002	021	Extract from interview of W. L. Scarritt son of Rev Nathan Scarritt conducted by Kansas State Historical Society in 1930's relating to the Scarritt family (See "Johnson Family General" folder for complete interview)
	S002	022	Article "Rev Nathan Scarritt, 1821-1890, Teacher-Preacher" from Here Lines Kansas City by Wilda Sandy 1984
	S002	023	Descendants of Richard (I) Scarritt compiled by Russell Jones, 2005
	S002	024	Article "Westport's History Entwined in Methodism" by John Edwards Hicks Mar 13, 1965 referencing Rev Nathan Scarritt
	S002	025	Scarrittana, The New Hampshire Generation, submitted by Nathan Scarritt of Enid, OK with reference to Revolutionary War
	S002	026	Black and White photograph of the "Scarritt Bible & Training School" published on a post card in Germany in 1907 with a narrative by Mrs. Sam Ray
	S002	027	Extract from "Annual Meeting of the Board of Domestic Missions" noting a letter from Rev Nathan Scarritt concerning the settlement of Thomas Johnson estate, St Louis Christian Advocate May 1, 1867
	S002	028	Reference to Dorothy An Scarritt, Granddaughter of Rev Nathan Scarritt in book "109 Palace St" by Jennet Conant
	S002	029	Essay about Judge Edward Lucky Scarritt written by grandson name unknown with brief references to Rev Nathan Scarritt, Martha Matilda Chick, William Chick, and Annie Scarritt
	S002	030	Short biography of Rev Nathan Scarritt
	S002	031	Profile of E. L. Scarritt son of Rev Nathan Scarritt in the "Who's Who in Kansas City" Kansas City Star Oct 16, 1921
	S002	032	Article written by Rev Nathan Scarritt "Reminiscences of the Methodist Shawnee Mission and Religious Work Among that Tribe" see The Annals of Kansas City Oct 1924 page 434 Library reference number 977-8411
	S002	033	Record of conversation between John Forbes and Gene Amos May 19, 2007 referencing the Scarritt Cemetery
	S002	034	Notes of business relationship between Allen T. Ward and Nathan Scarritt recorded by Howard Ziegenhorn Mar 2008
	S002	035	Brief article on Rev Nathan Scarritt and photo of the Scarritt Bible and Training School taken in 1910 from Missouri Valley Room, Kansas City Public Library
	S002	036	Brochure on "The Rev Nathan Scarritt House" located at 4038 Central, Kansas City, MO
	S002	037	Information about the "Scarritt Reunion" held Jun 16-18, 2006 includes but not limited to Schedule of Events, Listing of Descendents, text of Rev Nathan Scarritt and his sister Lovina E. Scarritt Last Will and Testaments, short biography of Rev Nathan Scarritt, extract from "Annals of Shawnee Methodist Mission and Indian Manual Labor School" compiled by Martha B. Caldwell pages62 to 73, brief article on "Scarritt-Jones House" at 3400 Norledge Ave, Kansas City, MO, and layout of Mount Washington Cemetery dated Jan 22, 1903
	S002	038	Editorial correspondence "One of the Knightliest and Noblest of Men" at the unveiling of a memorial table to Dr. Nathan Scarritt in the Chapel of Central College Jun 14
	S002	039	Article "The Launching of Methodism in Kansas City " with pictures of Dr and Mrs. Nathan Scarritt
	S002	040	Article "The Western Academy" is an extract from The Annals of the Shawnee Methodist Mission and Indian Manual Labor School compiled by Martha B Caldwell pages 61 to 63 referencing the Rev Nathan Scarritt
	S002	041	Article "The legend of Westport Methodist's Steeple Bell" referencing the Rev Nathan Scarritt
	S002	042	Article "Shawnee Mission's Teachers Were Glamour Girls of 1830's" contains extract concerning Scarritt descendants Kansas City Star Sep 20, 1942
	S002		Map os Nathan Scarritt properties in Johnson County
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Schleicher, Paul and Mary		002	Article about Paul and Mary Schleicher, owners of the Mission from 1910 to 1927 "To Mary Nunnick, the mission is 'Momma's house'" The Sun Newspapers, Aug 15,1990
	S003	003	Informal portrait shows the Schleicher family outside their home, which had formerly been used as the Shawnee Methodist Mission at 53rd and Mission Road Kansas City Star May 18, 2005
	S003	004	Photograph of Schleicher family members identified by Mary Nunnick Feb 21, 1996. Same photograph in Kansas City Star May 18, 2005
	S003	005	Map of Mission Township showing property of Paul Schleicher
	S003	006	Notation on purchase of home plus 23 Acres in 1910 by Paul and Mary Schleicher
	S003	007	Copy of Black and White photograph of St Agnes Church class of 1908 at the building leased from the Schleicher family
		008	Obituaries of Paul and Mary Schleicher
		009	Family history of Paul and Mary Schleicher
			Correspondence relating to the Schleicher family
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Schmidt, Ejlif	S004		Interview with Ejlif Schmidt recorded and transcribed by C. D. Cochran Feb 24, 1997 recalling his association with the Mission around 1928

Shawnee Prophet			See Prophet, The Folder
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Shaler, Nathan T and Family	S005	002	Presentation page dated May 4, 1861 and Family record from the Bible of Nathan Scarritt Shaler
	S005	003	Text of Announcement Sarah A. Shaler death May 17, 1911 and copies of cemetery photos
	S005	004	Brief biography and genealogy of Nathan T. Shaler provided by James H. Kinser
	S005	005	Text of "Thomas Shaler" Chapter 1 of The Shaler Family in America a book written by Louise Magaw (Ackerman) with a brief note about N. T. Shaler known to Mission Indians as "Shane"
	S005	006	Copies of letters from Louise Magaw (Ackerman) Birnbauner to Jo Ann dated Jan 30, 1967 and Feb 21, 1967 with additional notes
	S005	007	Correspondence between Anita Ackerman Henson, descendant of Nathan Tyler Shaler and Pat Wright Shawnee Mission State Historic Site concerning location of Scarritts Point and Argentine, KS
	S005	008	Correspondence with Mary Burkhart Great, Great, Great, Granddaughter of Nathan T Shaler
	S005	009	References to N. T. Shaler in Kansas State Historical Collection Vol 9 1905-1906 pages 170, 211, 227, and 230
	S005	010	Appointments in the year 1844 to the Indian Mission Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South referencing N. T. Shaler - Quapaw from Four States Genealogist Vol 1 1968-1969
	S005	011	Article "Indian Missionary Builds Home Near Freeman" referring to Rev Nathan Shaler Home - 1861 The Cass County Democrat - Missourian Sep 26, 1975
	S005	012	Brief article about Nathan Tyler Shaler including photographs of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shaler
	S005		Black and White photograph of painting possibly of Rev Nathan t. Shaler
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Spencer, Joab	S007	002	Reference to article written by Rev Spencer, "A Short History of the Shawnee Methodist Mission"
	S007	003	Editorial thanking Rev Spencer for contribution, St Louis Christian Advocate, Oct 25, 1905
	S007	004	Plat of Shawnee Mission Grounds restorative of their condition about 1855 by Wm M. Johnson with accompanying article by Rev Joab Spencer St Louis Christian Advocate, Jul, 1913
	S007		Article "Shawnee Mission's Teachers Were Glamour Girls of 1830's" contains extract concerning Spencer descendants Kansas City Star Sep 20, 1942
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Stein, Alice		002	Article about Alice Stein "Shawnee Indian Mission site director to retire next month" by Nathan Dayani Johnson County Sun Nov 11, 2004
			Article about Alice Stein "Administrator retiring from place she 'fell in love with'" by Maggie Hessel-Mial Kansas City Star Dec 13, 2004
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Swearingen, Marmaduke	S008	002	Look Back, Darlings! Being a Genealogy of Van Swearingen-Noble Families, Jan 1957, E. N. Carter
	S008	003	Extract from the Swearingen family register, published in 1884
	S008	004	Letter from Gene Swearingen dated Apr 20, 1990 concerning the family history
		005	Letter from John W. Kincaid dated Jul 17, 1992 concerning the Swearingen – Bluejacket controversy
			Letter from Hope Apple concerning the Van Swearingen genealogy
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Tecumseh	T001	002	Magazine article "The Thin Red Line, Tecumseh, The Prophet, and Shawnee Resistance" by E. David Edmunds Timeline Dec 87 - Jan 88
	T001	003	Article "The Vision of Tecumseh" source unknown and copies of related paintings
	T001	004	Article "Tecumseh's Death as recalled by Black Hawk" source unknown
	T001	005	Frederick J. Blue book review of "Tecumseh and the Quest for Indian Leadership" by R. David Edmunds
	T001	006	Extract "The American Indian" on Tecumseh's role in attempt to unify Indians against the advance of American settlers
		007	Tecumseh’s Prayer
		008	Brief history of Tecumseh extracted from Microsoft Encarta 98 Encyclopedia
			Copy of color and black and white portrait thought to be Tecumseh, but it may be his son, Paukeesaa by unknown artist

Tenskwatawa			See Prophet, The Folder

Tensqwataway			See Prophet, The Folder

The Prophet			See Prophet, The Folder
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Usher, John P	U001	002	Usher's Mansion a brief biography of John P Usher and history of his house in Lawrence, KS
			Brief article and picture concerning ball gown worn to Lincoln’s second inaugural ball by Margaret Usher

Van Horn, Robert			See Annals of Kansas City Folder
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Ward, Allen T	W001	002	Letters of Allen T. Ward Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol 33 pages 321-376
	W001	003	Shawnee Mission Grist and Saw Mill Time Line Excerpts from Kansas Historical Quarterly Vol 53 1967 relating to Mission Grist and Saw Mill which Allen T Ward was employed to superintend the building of
	W001	004	Drawing showing location of Ward's Mill in Westport, MO in the 1850's. Published in Kansas City Star Jun 4, 1950
	W001	005	Information concerning business relationship between Allen T. Ward and Nathan Scarritt
			“The Stroller visits the historical museum at Shawnee Mission” depicting old millstone from the Westport Mills Kansas City Star Jun 26, 1932
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Ward, Anthony and Mary Jane	W002	002	Brief history of Anthony Ward, a teacher at the Shawnee Indian Mission and among the first white settlers in present-day Topeka "Ward family sought adventure" by Jan Biles Topeka Capital Journal Jan 19, 2003 with accompanying articles "Meade daughter writes of early life" and "Sod houses prevalent among settlers"
	W002		“The Oregon Trail in Topeka – Focusing on Anthony and Mary Jane Ward” compiled by Todd S. Valley
			See Ward, Allen T. folder brother to Anthony A. Ward

Ward, Mary F.			See Ottawa Kansas Folder in Locations Drawer
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Ward, Seth	W003		Seth Ward 1820-1903 Frontier Trader biography of Seth Ward and picture of tombstone from "Here Lies Kansas City" by Wilda Sandy
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Waugh, Lorenzo	W004	002	Reference to Rev Lorenzo Waugh in "The Beginning of the West" by Louise Barry pages335 and 382
	W004	003	Extracts from "Autobiography of Lorenzo Waugh" Chapters I, XVII, through XIX, obituary and other data. For complete autobiography see Autobiography shelf in Library No 92W354
	W004		Reference to Lorenzo Waugh from "Kansas State Historical Society", page 226

Weh-yah-pil-ehr-sehn-wah			See Blue Jacket Folder
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Whitman, Marcus	W005		Extract of article from "The Pioneers" Time-Life Books 1974 referring to Marcus Whitman
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Wilcoxon, Melinda Stateler	W006	002	A Biography of Melinda Stateler Wilcoxon, 1830-1911, a student at the Mission School by Rodney Staab New Views of Shawnee Mission, No 14, Vol 9 Number 1, Feb 1997
	W006	003	Black and White photograph of Melinda Stateler Wilcoxon 1830-1911 Delaware student at the Mission School
	W006		Shawnee Indian Mission student list of 1842 showing Melinda Stateler
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Woodson, Daniel			“Old Papers add interest to a Shawnee Mission Party” Grandchildren of Daniel Woodson, First Secretary of Kansas Territory, present valuable documents ot historical society Kansas City Star Oct 15, 1939
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Wooton, William S.		002	“Inventor of the Wooton Desk – William S. Wooton” Family History Section Indiana Historical Society 1982
			“Wooton Patent Desks – A Victorian Innovation in office furniture” by Deborah Cooper Fine Woodworking March/April 1991
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Wornall, Frank C.	W007	002	Frank C. Wornall & the Battle of Westport in 1864 from Possum Trot Chronicles by Fred L. Lee Apr 1998
	W007	003	Copy of Jan 2, 1940 letter to Frank Wornall from J. C. Nichols with attached copy of pictorial presentation of the Mission in the 1840's
	W007	004	Frank C. Wornall obituaries from Kansas City Times Jun 26,1954 and Kansas City Star Jun 27, 1954
			Frank Wornall’s Civil War Battle of Westport Experiences. Origin of article unknown
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Wornall, John B.	W008	002	Short biography "John B. Wornall 1822-1892 Gentleman Farmer" from "Here Lies Kansas City" by Wilda Sandy with picture of tombstone
	W008	003	Notes on marriage ties between Westport and Shawnee Indian Mission referencing John B. Wornall
	W008	004	Copy of photograph of "Wornall" mansion built in 1858
	W008	005	Reference to article on John and Roma Wornall in "The Annals of Kansas City" Oct 1924, Vol 1 No 4 page 488
	W008	006	Article on the Wornall family and their farm
	W008	007	Copy of photograph of John and Lisa Wornall
	W008	008	Jackson County, Missouri Record of Slave Owners, 1860 listing Richard Wornall father of John B. Wornall
	W008	009	Extract "Hon. John Bristow Wornall (1822-1892). Religious Activity in Missouri (1844-1892)" from Missouri Baptist Biography pages 272-280
	W008	010	References to John Wornall in "Pioneer Life in Southwest Missouri" by Wiley Britton pages 270-273
	W008	011	Reference to John B. Wornall in article "The First Baptist Church of Westport" by N. T. Grove in "The Annals of Kansas City", Vol 1, No 4 page 488 copy in Mission Library 911.8411
	W008	012	Short biography of John B. Wornall from Kansas City Public Library
	W008	013	Brief reference to Julian Wornall from Kansas City paper article "Forty Years Ago"
	W008	014	Copy and transcript of letter from J. B. Wornall to Rev Thomas Johnson asking for permission to marry Eliza Johnson
	W008		Copies of two receipts from John B. Wornall to George Caleb Bingham for portraits. Receipt dated 1866 and 1867. Subject of portraits unknown.
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Wornall, Roma	W009	002	Reference to photograph of Mrs. Roma Wornall
	W009	003	Articles on death of Lucilla Johnson, sister of Roma Johnson Wornall, Journal Post and Kansas City Star Jan 13, 1934
	W009	004	Obituary of Roma Johnson Wornall 1846-1933
			Article “Bringham's Portrait of Roma Johnson Wornall” by Lynsy Smithson-Stanley Kansas City Star
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Wright, Lee	W010	002	Article about Lee Wright curator of the Shawnee Indian Methodist Mission, Kansas City Star Jun 18, 1989
		003	Article “Indian mission’s director departs with unique gift” by Andy Nelson Kansas City Star Mar 18, 2000 concerning Lee Wright
			Article “He loved family and Work” by Margaret Schmitz Rizzo Kansas City Star Oct 29, 2010

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