History of Atchison County, Kansas. Sheffield Ingalls

       Miller, John O. A., 791

       Moeck, John, 790

       Moore, June E., 701

       Morrow, James G., 384

       Myers, Charles, 552

       Nass, John H., 722

       Newcomb, Don C., 424

       Niemann, Henry, 780

       Nitz, William M., 740

       North, Howard E., 698

       Nusbaum, Leo, 629

       Oliver, John R., 626

       Orr, Louis C., 381

       Orr, James W., 360

       Parsons, Peter, 861

       Peery, Rufus B., 557

       Pennington, James E., 411

       Perdue, Edward, 576

       Pfouts, Ralph U., 479

       Pike, Napoleon B., 516

       Pinder, Robert, 675

       Pitts, E. P., 634

       Plummer, Thomas O., 696

       Potter, Thomas J., 677

       Power, Grace C., 718

       Price, John M., 811

       Raterman, John L., 559

       Redmond, George W., 689

       Remsburg, George J., 508

       Remsburg, John E., 504

       Reynolds, John A., 838

       Robinson, Charles W., 650

       Royer, Boyd, 814

       Rudolph, Harrison W., 598

       Ryan, William, 879

       Sanders, Benjamin F., 568

       Schaefer, George H. T., 554

       Schapp, William, 622

       Schiffbauer, Henry, 862

       Scholz, George, 526

       Scholz, John A., 517

       Schrader, George, 729

       Schurman, Arthur S., 816

       Scoville, Orlando C., 389

       Seaton, John, 376

       Sharp, Harry L., 512

       Sharpless, Ulysses B., 560

       Shaw, Benjamin F., 679

       Shelly, Edwin T., 843

       Shortridge, Alfred, 589

       Simmons, Oscar A., 800

       Smith, Albert J., 618

       Smith, W. H., 473

       Smith, Wilson R., 427

       Snyder, Mark D., 574

       Speck, A. S., 640

       Speer, Andrew, 710

       Speer, D. Anna, 776

       Speer, William F., 846

       Stanley, Wilfull A., 497

       Stever, Abram, 434

       Stoddard, John, 748

       Storch, George, 448

       Stutz, Christian W., 499

       Stutz, Gustave, 695

       Stutz, John, 639

       Sullivan, John E., 684

       Sullivan, John Edward, 765

       Sullivan, Roger P., 602

       Sutter, Frank, 607

       Sutter, Fred, 752

       Sutter, William, 840

       Symns, Andrew B., 365

       Thomas, Robert M., 397

       Thompson, George W., 664

       Thompson, William H., 720

       Tomlinson, B. F., 668

       Treat, Thomas C., 458

       Trimble, James M., 764

       Trimble, Roy C., 492

       Trompeter, Joseph, 421

       Trueblood, Alva C., 405

       Tucker, Thomas W., 742

       Valentine, John C., 693

       Vansell, Martin C., 873

       Veatch, Nathan T., 733

       Voelker, Conrad M., 562

       Waggener, Balie P., 368

       Wagner, Frank J., 827

       Walker, Claudius D., 400

       Walter, H. B., 803

       Warren, William T., 849

       Watowa, Frank J., 818

       Watowa, Joseph H., 732

       Weber, Peter, 594

       Wehking, William, 828

       Wertz, Frank P., 655

       Wheeler, D. N., 514

       White, George E., 663

       Wilson, James E., 549

       Wolf, August J., 826

       Woodworth, Edwin S., 772

       Woodford, Frank M., 723

       Young, William, 794

      TRANSPORTATION FIFTY YEARS AGO

       Overland Emigrant and Freight Train, Operated by Sprague & Digan, Leaving West Main Street, Atchison, Kan., April 1, 1866, en route to the Far West.

      History of Atchison County

CHAPTER I.

       GEOLOGY.

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      FOSSILS—EVIDENCES OF EARLY ANIMAL AND PLANT LIFE—GEOLOGICAL AGES—ROCK FORMATION—GLACIER PERIOD—MINERALS.

      The oldest citizens of Atchison county are the animals and plants whose fossil remains now lie buried in the solid rocks. These denizens of long ago, by their lives, made it possible for later and better citizens to live and flourish in the happy and contented