The Grand Army of the Republic
(GAR) in
Throughout the history of the Department
of Kansas, Grand Army of the Republic, there were some 500+ G.A.R. Posts
located in
Beginning June 1, 1889, per General
Order No. 9 of the Commander-in-Chief of the G.A.R., the jurisdiction of the
Department of Kansas also included all of "Indian Territory"
(Oklahoma) located North of the Canadian River.
Seven new Posts of the G.A.R. were created that year in this part of
To assist you in your research we have
provided below a listing of the majority the Posts of the Department of Kansas
including the City and County in which they were located (where we know
it). There are several places in the
listing where there are multiple Post names under one number. This is because the Department would
"recycle" numbers on occasion after a Post had folded. (If we know what year a Post was organized or
failed we indicate that information in parentheses beside the Post name. Also, as G.A.R. Posts occasionally changed
their name, any former name of the Post is listed in parentheses next to the
last known name of the Post.)
This information was compiled by PDC
Dean K. Speaks, Department of Kansas, in 2001
Additional information was provided by Blair D. Tarr in 2009. The Department of Kansas appreciates all of
their efforts in this project.
[Posts 1-50] [Posts 51-100] [Posts 101-150] [Posts 151-200] [Posts 201-250] [Posts 251-300] [Posts 301-350] [Posts 351-400] [Posts 401-450] [Posts 451-500]
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Post # |
Post Name |
City |
County |
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2 |
Vance |
Hays |
Ellis |
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3 |
Jewell |
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Linn |
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4 |
McPherson |
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5 |
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6 |
Custer |
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7 |
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Council Grove |
Morris |
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8 |
B.F. Larned |
Larned |
Pawnee |
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9 |
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Marysville |
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10 |
Sumner |
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11 |
( |
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Osage |
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12 |
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13 |
Osterhause Elsmore |
Prescott (Savonsburg) Elsmore |
Linn Allen |
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14 |
Meade |
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Rice |
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15 |
John W. Geary |
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Chase |
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16 |
Allison |
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Coffey |
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17 |
Joe Hooker |
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18 |
George H. Thomas |
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19 |
Lyndon |
Osage |
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20 |
Kit Carson |
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Rice |
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21 |
Hanover/Johnson (until 1887) Mound Fort Donelson |
Gridley St. Mary’s |
Coffey Pottawatomie |
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22 |
Ellsworth |
Ellsworth |
Ellsworth |
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23 |
E.M. Stanton |
Howard |
Elk |
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24 |
Sedgwick |
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25 |
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Sedgwick |
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26 |
Rawlins |
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Elk |
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27 |
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Sumner |
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28 |
Burnside |
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29 |
Ed Lines |
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Wabaunsee |
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30 |
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31 |
J.G. Blunt |
Linn |
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32 |
William H. Lytle |
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Bourbon |
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33 |
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Linn |
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34 |
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Jewell |
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35 |
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Osage |
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36 |
Judson Kilpatrick |
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37 |
Farragut |
Burrton |
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38 |
O.P. Morton |
Wamego |
Pottawatomie |
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39 |
Custard |
Onaga |
Pottawatomie |
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40 |
E.D. Baker |
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41 |
Winfield Scott / |
Millbrook / |
Graham |
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42 |
Pollock |
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43 |
Reynolds |
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Mitchell |
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44 |
John Brown |
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Republic |
|
45 |
Robert Anderson |
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Smith |
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46 |
Will Wendel |
Holton |
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47 |
Kennesaw |
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48 |
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Ellinwood |
Barton |
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49 |
General Bailey |
Girard |
Crawford |
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50 |
Dick Yates |
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McCook |
Iola |
Allen |
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52 |
Pap Thomas |
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Barton |
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53 |
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54 |
F.P. Blair |
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Cherokee |
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55 |
( |
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56 |
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Cherokee |
Crawford |
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57 |
James Shields |
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Sumner |
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58 |
S.R. Deach |
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Jewell |
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59 |
John A. Dix |
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Cherokee |
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60 |
Dahlgren Alta Vista A. M. Kirkpatrick (1917) |
Ness City Alta Vista La Harpe |
Ness Wabaunsee Allen |
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61 |
( |
Anthony |
Harper |
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62 |
Tecumseh |
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63 |
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64 |
Antietam |
Parsons |
Labette |
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65 |
General Russell |
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Crawford |
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66 |
W.H.L. Wallace |
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67 |
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Osage |
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68 |
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Johnson |
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69 |
O.M. Mitchell |
Osborne |
Osborne |
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70 |
Labette |
Hollenberg Labette |
Washington Labette |
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71 |
(General Rice) Topeka |
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72 |
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Humboldt |
Allen |
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73 |
( |
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Woodson |
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74 |
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Chautauqua |
|
75 |
(Eskridge)
W.H. Earle |
Eskridge |
Wabaunsee |
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76 |
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Rooks |
|
77 |
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Phillips |
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78 |
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Jewell |
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79 |
Brownlow |
Severy |
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80 |
( |
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81 |
Haddam
(until 1887) |
Haddam
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82 |
General Strong |
Jetmore |
Hodgeman |
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83 |
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Nickerson |
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84 |
Silas Miller |
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McPherson |
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85 |
(Winfield) Siverd |
Winfield |
Cowley |
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86 |
Pomona L.P. Wilkes |
Pomona Dwight |
Franklin Morris |
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87 |
James B. McPherson |
McPherson |
McPherson |
|
88 |
( |
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Clay |
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89 |
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90 |
John Goldy
(until 1908) Sheridan |
Milan Coffeyville |
Sumner Montgomery |
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91 |
Mulligan |
Longton |
Elk |
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92 |
George Graham |
Seneca |
Nemaha |
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93 |
( |
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94 |
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Osage |
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95 |
General Mower |
Galatia / Millard |
Barton |
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96 |
Lookout |
Wellsville |
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97 |
Douglass |
Douglass |
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98 |
Phil Harvey |
Fredonia |
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99 |
Cedarvale |
Cedarvale |
Chautauqua |
|
100 |
Lew Gove |
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Riley |
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Chase |
Beattie |
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102 |
A.J. Smith |
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103 |
DeLong / C.F. Smith |
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104 |
General Curtis |
Spring Hill |
Johnson |
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105 |
L.E. King |
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106 |
General H.C. Bull |
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Osborne |
|
107 |
Collyer |
Collyer |
Trego |
|
108 |
Knowlton |
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Coffey |
|
109 |
L.B. Richardson |
Miltonvale |
Cloud |
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110 |
E.O.C. Ord |
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Elk |
|
111 |
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112 |
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113 |
(Concordia) W.T. Sherman |
Concordia |
Cloud |
|
114 |
General G.K. Warren |
Osage |
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115 |
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Ellsworth |
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116 |
Wilderness |
Delphos |
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117 |
McCaslin |
Paola |
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118 |
Pea Ridge |
Chetopa |
Labette |
|
119 |
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120 |
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121 |
Cumberland G.W. Harrison |
Salem |
Jewell |
|
122 |
Kirwin |
Kirwin |
Phillips |
|
123 |
Baxter Springs |
Baxter Springs |
Cherokee |
|
124 |
Prairie Grove |
Kansas Centre / Frederick |
Rice |
|
125 |
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|
126 |
Sackett |
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127 |
John A. Logan |
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Saline |
|
128 |
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|
129 |
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Chanute |
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130 |
Hiawatha |
Hiawatha |
Brown |
|
131 |
Bridge |
( |
Saline |
|
132 |
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Geary |
|
133 |
Dexter / H.C. McDorman
Wabaunsee / McKinley |
Dexter Wabaunsee |
Cowley Wabaunsee |
|
134 |
Greenleaf |
Greenleaf |
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135 |
O.R. Powers |
Netawaka |
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136 |
Medicine Henry Dunn Ad Astra (Consolidated with Post 129,
July 10, 1902) |
Raceburgh / Highhill Woodston Chanute |
Rooks Rooks |
|
137 |
Wallace |
Scandia N. Middleton |
Republic Woodson |
|
138 |
N.B. Page |
Whiting |
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|
139 |
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Labette |
|
140 |
Jayhawker |
Admire |
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|
141 |
Pawnee |
Cora |
Smith Neosho |
|
142 |
Hackleman |
Cherryvale |
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143 |
Hepler W.D. Conn (1890) Natoma |
Hepler Alanthus Natoma |
Crawford Gove Osborne |
|
144 |
Havensville |
Havensville |
Pottawatomie |
|
145 |
Humphrey |
Neodesha |
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|
146 |
Circleville |
Circleville |
|
|
147 |
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Mitchell |
|
148 |
G. W. Smith C.C. Myser |
Fort Riley |
Geary Chase |
|
149 |
Tonganoxie S.S. Perry |
Tonganoxie Wallace |
Leavenworth Wallace |
|
150 |
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Labette |
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Westmoreland |
Westmoreland |
Pottawatomie |
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|
152 |
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Russell |
|
153 |
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|
154 |
James Montgomery |
Uniontown |
Bourbon |
|
155 |
(Oskaloosa) Jules Williams |
Oskaloosa |
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|
156 |
Osage |
McCune |
Crawford |
|
157 |
Corinth John Anderson |
Monmouth Wilder |
Crawford Johnson |
|
158 |
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Cowley |
|
159 |
Cornforth |
|
Cloud |
|
160 |
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|
161 |
Winchester Gen. Slocum |
Crystal Plains Tonganoxie |
Smith |
|
162 |
Gaylord James Fear |
Gaylord Brownell |
Smith |
|
163 |
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Nemaha |
|
164 |
Larrabee |
Russell |
Russell |
|
165 |
Keelville / |
Cherokee |
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|
166 |
Soldier / James B. Kyle |
Soldier |
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|
167 |
John L. Graham |
Wetmore |
Nemaha |
|
168 |
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|
169 |
Dunlap |
Dunlap |
Morris |
|
170 |
Robert B. Mitchell |
LaCygne |
Linn |
|
171 |
George Ellis |
Ellis |
Ellis |
|
172 |
Burden |
Burden |
Cowley |
|
173 |
Scottsville (until 1908) |
Scottsville |
Mitchell |
|
174 |
Eldred |
Medicine Lodge |
Barber |
|
175 |
Sabetha |
Sabetha |
Nemaha |
|
176 |
Cloud R.B. Hayes |
Central City Pratt |
Anderson Pratt |
|
177 |
Logan |
Logan |
Phillips |
|
178 |
Ohio Grove Steadman Hatch Sylvan Grove (Early 1900's) |
Minneapolis Partridge Sylvan Grove |
Ottawa Reno Lincoln |
|
179 |
Meacham |
Colony |
Anderson |
|
180 |
Rufus Kilpatrick |
Garnett |
Anderson |
|
181 |
Long Island |
Long Island |
Phillips |
|
182 |
J.B. Milroy |
Lenora |
Norton |
|
183 |
(Mulberry
Grove) Mulberry |
Mulberry |
Crawford |
|
184 |
Charley Aldrich |
Cedarville |
Smith |
|
185 |
Woodson |
Yates Center |
Woodson |
|
186 |
H.H. Free |
Burr Oak |
Jewell |
|
187 |
Madison |
Madison |
Greenwood |
|
188 |
Centralia |
Centralia |
Nemaha |
|
189 |
(Halstead) Buford |
Halstead |
Harvey |
|
190 |
Orloff Norton |
Le Roy |
Coffey |
|
191 |
Severance |
Severance |
Doniphan |
|
192 |
Rousseau Bies |
Shady Bend Brewster |
Lincoln Thomas |
|
193 |
Sargent Russell Springs Little River (1901) |
Little River Russell Springs Little River |
Rice Logan Rice |
|
194 |
Sergeant R. Mercer (1887) W.M. Richardson |
Leonardville Admire |
Riley Lyon |
|
195 |
Wier |
Pardee |
Atchison |
|
196 |
(Hartford)
J.A. Taylor |
Hartford |
Lyon |
|
197 |
Captain Trego |
Wakeeney |
Trego |
|
198 |
T.E.G. Ransom |
Oberlin |
Decatur |
|
199 |
Toronto |
Toronto |
Woodson |
|
200 |
Hallowell |
Cherokee |
|
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U.S. Grant |
Elmdale |
Chase |
|
|
202 |
(Marion)Gen. George Francis Marion (name
change effected Jan. 14, 1893) |
Florence |
Marion |
|
203 |
Mulvane |
Mulvane |
Sumner |
|
204 |
Col. H. P. Johnson Ulysses |
Urbana Ulysses |
Neosho Grant |
|
205 |
Westphalia Liberal |
Westphalia Liberal |
Anderson Seward |
|
206 |
Armourdale Earlton |
Armourdale Earlton |
Wyandotte Neosho |
|
207 |
Silver Lake |
Shawnee |
|
|
208 |
Gen. R.G. Shaw |
Leavenworth |
Leavenworth |
|
209 |
Captain Jarvis |
Norton |
Norton |
|
210 |
Sergeant McCoy |
Randolph |
Riley |
|
211 |
White Rock Valley H.M Dobyns |
White Valley Opolis |
Republic Crawford |
|
212 |
Harbine |
Harbine, KS/Byron, NE |
Republic |
|
213 |
Knoxville Floral (until 1905) |
Kingston Floral |
Labette Cowley |
|
214 |
Atwood |
Atwood |
Rawlins |
|
215 |
Bennington (until March 30, 1903) |
Bennington |
Ottawa |
|
216 |
Col. McElvaine J.Y. Smith (until 1890) Winfield Scott |
Lura Plum Grove / Brainard
Scott City |
Russell Butler Scott |
|
217 |
Roanoke |
Oak Valley |
Elk |
|
218 |
Chautauqua |
Chautauqua |
Chautauqua |
|
219 |
Colonel Shane (until 1887) Banner
City |
Holyrood Banner
City |
Ellsworth Dickinson |
|
220 |
T.R. Stanley (until 1890) Greeley |
Weir City Greeley |
Cherokee Anderson |
|
221 |
Quenemo |
Quenemo |
Osage |
|
222 |
LaCrosse |
LaCrosse |
Rush |
|
223 |
Elmwood |
(Shibboleth) Dresden |
Decatur |
|
224 |
Eagle |
Chase |
Rice |
|
225 |
Captain Lewis Stafford |
Valley Falls |
Jefferson |
|
226 |
Colonel J.J. Jones |
Formoso |
Jewell |
|
227 |
Rough and Ready (until 1887) (Burdett)
Tim McCarthy |
Star Valley Burdett |
Cherokee Pawnee |
|
228 |
Delaware |
Osawkie |
Jefferson |
|
229 |
Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
Saline |
|
230 |
Belmont (until 1890) J.W.
Mackey |
Crestline Pomona |
Cherokee Franklin |
|
231 |
Walnut |
Walnut |
Crawford |
|
232 |
(Downs) Ben Greenman |
Downs |
Osborne |
|
233 |
A. W.
Farr Magbie McConnell
(1890) Neosho Rapids |
Empire City Simpson Blakeman Neosho Rapids |
Cherokee Mitchell Rawlins Lyon |
|
234 |
Gen. Ed. Kitchen W.S. Harvey |
Montana Coolidge |
Labette Hamilton |
|
235 |
Brookville |
Brookville |
Saline |
|
236 |
W.H. Grimes |
Atchison |
Atchison |
|
237 |
Fitz Henry Warren Conrad Baker (until 1890) |
Netherland Voltaire Overbrook |
Reno Sherman Osage |
|
238 |
Melvern |
Osage |
|
|
239 |
Glasco |
Glasco |
Cloud |
|
240 |
Lebanon |
Lebanon |
Smith |
|
241 |
T.O. Howe |
Kinsley |
Edwards |
|
242 |
Perryville |
Arlington |
Reno |
|
243 |
Altoona |
Altoona |
Wilson |
|
244 |
Wm. R. Creighton Ingalls (1890) Eggleston |
Covert Ingalls Wichita |
Osborne Gray Sedgwick |
|
245 |
Equity |
Lone Elm |
Anderson |
|
246 |
Thompson |
Vermillion |
Marshall |
|
247 |
Waverly |
Waverly |
Coffey |
|
248 |
Volunteer |
Coyville |
Wilson |
|
249 |
Americus |
Americus |
Lyon |
|
250 |
|
Shawnee |
|
|
Harper |
Harper |
Harper |
|
|
252 |
Louisburg |
Louisburg |
Miami |
|
253 |
Axtell |
Axtell |
Marshall |
|
254 |
(Sanders) Moran (until January 1, 1903) |
(Morantown)
Moran |
Allen |
|
255 |
Stephenson |
Sedgwick |
Harvey |
|
256 |
Ft. Donelson McDaniels |
St. Mary’s Bonner Springs |
Pottawatomie Wyandotte |
|
257 |
James R. Fulton |
Garden City |
Finney |
|
258 |
General Hazen |
Lincoln |
Lincoln |
|
259 |
Corning |
Corning |
Nemaha |
|
260 |
Waterville |
Waterville |
Marshall |
|
261 |
Galesburg Glen Elder |
Galesburg Glen Elder |
Neosho Mitchell |
|
262 |
Dover John Morgan Centropolis (1890) |
Dover Rago Centropolis Derby |
Shawnee Sedgwick Franklin Sedgwick |
|
263 |
Portis |
Portis |
Osborne |
|
264 |
R.B. Burleigh |
Blue Mound |
Linn |
|
265 |
Kingman |
Kingman |
Kingman |
|
266 |
Griffin |
Ada |
Ottawa |
|
267 |
Copeland-Goodwin (1887) J.H. Howe |
Pratt (Lamborn) Kanorado |
Pratt Sherman |
|
268 |
Colonel Topping |
Altamont |
Labette |
|
269 |
Washburn (until 1908) |
Twin Falls / Nash |
Greenwood |
|
270 |
Atlanta |
(Vilas) (Rest) Buffalo |
Wilson |
|
271 |
(General Lander) William H. Baker Manhattan |
Lane Manhattan |
Franklin Riley |
|
272 |
Cato |
Cato |
Crawford |
|
273 |
Grubb |
Jamestown |
Cloud |
|
274 |
Bronson Barnhill |
Bronson Lost Springs |
Bourbon Marion |
|
275 |
Jack Judy |
Lancaster |
Atchison |
|
276 |
(Aguiel)
Effingham |
Effingham |
Atchison |
|
277 |
Sill A.R. Chapin |
South Cedar / Mayetta Virgil |
Jackson Greenwood |
|
278 |
Monitor |
Nortonville |
Jefferson |
|
279 |
McLouth |
McLouth |
Jefferson |
|
280 |
Charles G. Fisher |
White City |
Morris |
|
281 |
McFarland |
Muscotah |
Atchison |
|
282 |
Huron W.H. Grinter |
Huron Edwardsville |
Atchison Wyandotte |
|
283 |
Nathan Price |
Wathena |
Doniphan |
|
284 |
Bristow Sylvester Griffin |
Bristow Milford |
Osborne Geary |
|
285 |
Virgil Achilles |
Virgil Achilles |
Greenwood Rawlins |
|
286 |
Cedron ? |
Cedron Blue Hill |
Lincoln Mitchell |
|
287 |
Center Ridge (1887) Buffalo |
Center Ridge Buffalo |
Woodson Wilson |
|
288 |
Corinth |
Perry |
Jefferson |
|
289 |
Appomattox |
Grenola |
Elk |
|
290 |
Crawford (1887) Drywood |
? Memphis Hoxie |
? Bourbon Sheridan |
|
291 |
Chattanooga |
Peoria |
Franklin |
|
292 |
Kennedy |
Troy |
Doniphan |
|
293 |
Oxford U. S. Grant Victor |
Oxford Lansing Fort Dodge |
Sumner Leavenworth Ford |
|
294 |
Lewis |
Dodge City |
Ford |
|
295 |
(Goodspeed)
W.S. Rosecrans |
Reading |
Lyon |
|
296 |
J.A. Garfield |
Garfield |
Pawnee |
|
297 |
Bald Hill (1887) / Culver / Richard Rowett |
Culver |
Ottawa |
|
298 |
Plainville |
Plainville |
Rooks |
|
299 |
Miles Keogh Rosedale (until 1887) Englewood |
Kinsley Rosedale Englewood |
Edwards Wyandotte Clark |
|
Sylvan Grove James M. Arthur |
Sylvan Grove Goodrich |
Lincoln Linn |
|
|
301 |
Henry R. Hopkins |
Stafford |
Stafford |
|
302 |
Steadman Charles O. Rovohl |
Terra Cotta Colby |
Thomas Thomas |
|
303 |
Haskell George I. Ransom |
Arcadia Armourdale |
Crawford Wyandotte |
|
304 |
Iuka |
Oak Hill |
Clay |
|
305 |
Private Samuel Pike / J.D. Godfrey |
Towanda |
Butler |
|
306 |
Fulton |
Fulton |
Bourbon |
|
307 |
Judson (until 1890) |
Xenia |
Bourbon |
|
308 |
Marquette |
Marquette |
McPherson |
|
309 |
Marcus Amsden Claflin |
Palmer Claflin |
Washington Barton |
|
310 |
Billy Hughes |
Republic City |
Republic |
|
311 |
Erie |
Erie |
Neosho |
|
312 |
Edmond |
Edmond |
Norton |
|
313 |
Pine Bluff |
Edgerton |
Johnson |
|
314 |
Thomas Doane |
Lebo |
Coffey |
|
315 |
J.M. Frank |
Greeley |
Anderson |
|
316 |
Geuda Joe Butterfield |
Geuda Springs Greensburg |
Sumner Kiowa |
|
317 |
M.M. Crocker |
Galva |
McPherson |
|
318 |
Lenexa (1887) |
Lenexa |
Johnson |
|
319 |
Raymond |
Raymond |
Rice |
|
320 |
Dick Root (until 1890) |
Delhi |
Osborne |
|
321 |
North Topeka |
Shawnee |
|
|
322 |
Fletcher Webster Osawatomie |
Roxbury Osawatomie |
McPherson Miami |
|
323 |
New Salem |
New Salem |
Cowley |
|
324 |
Grand Center Cowley |
Cowley Atlanta |
Osborne Cowley |
|
325 |
W.H. Rankin |
Cheney |
Sedgwick |
|
326 |
Uric Dahlgren (1890) |
Fort Gibson |
Indian Territory |
|
326 |
Gregory |
Pawnee |
Barton |
|
327 |
Col. Fulton |
Rossville |
Shawnee |
|
328 |
Robert Hale |
Blue Rapids |
Marshall |
|
329 |
Gen. Morrill O.P. Morton |
Torrance Wilsey |
Cowley Morris |
|
330 |
Veteran |
Barrett |
Marshall |
|
331 |
Liberty (until 1887) Harker Jonathan Wadley (Wadleigh)
(until 1901) |
Liberty Luray Webber |
Montgomery Russell Jewell |
|
332 |
White Cloud |
White Cloud |
Doniphan |
|
333 |
Eudora |
Eudora |
Douglas |
|
334 |
Caney Miles Hart / Maple City (name change May
17, 1892) |
Caney Maple City |
Montgomery Cowley |
|
335 |
Charles E. Warriner |
Valley Center |
Sedgwick |
|
336 |
E.C. Johnson (consolidated with |
Atchison |
Atchison |
|
337 |
(Belle Plaine)
General George Crook |
Belle Plaine |
Sumner |
|
338 |
Gen. Carlin Springfield Dick Kendall (until 1905) |
Stuart Springfield Broughton |
Smith Clay Clay |
|
339 |
Thayer |
Thayer |
Neosho |
|
340 |
Latham |
Latham |
Butler |
|
341 |
J.N. Parsons |
Ogden |
Riley |
|
342 |
Argonia |
Argonia |
Sumner |
|
343 |
Gardner |
Udall |
Cowley |
|
344 |
Saratoga (until 1890) |
Saratoga |
Pratt |
|
345 |
Col. D.C. Gamble Charles Culver |
Cuba Cloverdale |
Republic Chautauqua |
|
346 |
F.G. Rockwell (1890) Louis L. Ury George A. Nokes |
Oklahoma City Ft. Scott Cuba |
Indian Territory Bourbon Republic |
|
347 |
Skiddy (1887) / William Castle / S.J. Willis |
Skiddy |
Morris |
|
348 |
Chalk Mound |
Chalk Mound |
Waubaunsee |
|
349 |
A.C. Barlow |
Fort Scott |
Bourbon |
|
350 |
Nathaniel Lyon (1887) Pine Creek / Colonel Plumb / Columbia [name changes Dec. 14, 1892 to Colonel Plumb, Jan. 14, 1893 to Columbia] |
Parsons Lamar |
Labette Ottawa |
|
Elbert F. Peck |
Hazelton |
Barber |
|
|
352 |
Tincher |
Garden Plain |
Sedgwick |
|
353 |
Frontier |
Spearville |
Ford |
|
354 |
|
|
Sedgwick |
|
355 |
Glenwood Gaylord |
Crawford Gaylord |
Rice Smith |
|
356 |
McGoveny |
|
Sedgwick |
|
357 |
|
Bavaria |
Saline Phillips |
|
358 |
W.D. Updegraff |
Iuka |
Pratt |
|
359 |
Parson Brownlow |
|
Republic |
|
360 |
( |
|
Harper |
|
361 |
Glen Elder (1887) Thomas
W. Sweeny |
Glen Elder Pawnee
Rock |
Mitchell Barton |
|
362 |
Chapman |
Chapman |
|
|
363 |
Barnes |
Barnes |
|
|
364 |
Lakin |
Lakin |
Kearney |
|
365 |
George W. Deitzler
/ Samuel Walker |
Lawrence |
Douglas |
|
366 |
Captain Hudson |
Cimarron |
Gray |
|
367 |
Buffalo Park |
Buffalo Park |
Gove |
|
368 |
G.B. McClellan |
Morganville |
Clay |
|
369 |
Thomas James |
Bitlertown / Olpe |
Lyon |
|
370 |
|
Shawnee |
|
|
371 |
Mission Ridge |
DeSoto |
Johnson |
|
372 |
Sun City (until 1893) T.C. Cory |
Sun City Dennis |
Barber Labette |
|
373 |
Corporal Hagar (1887) John M. Corse |
Protection LaFontaine |
Comanche Wilson |
|
374 |
Solomon |
Solomon |
Dickinson |
|
375 |
Dan McCook W.C. Ward |
Annelly Whitewater |
Harvey Butler |
|
376 |
Linwood |
Linwood |
Leavenworth |
|
377 |
Potwin |
Potwin |
Butler |
|
378 |
John D. Wilson (1887) C.P. Taylor |
Concordia Conway Springs |
Cloud Sumner |
|
379 |
Corporal John Payne (1887) Captain G.D. Wallace |
Lawrence Sarcoxie |
Douglas Jefferson |
|
380 |
Thomas Brennan |
National Military Home |
Leavenworth |
|
381 |
Syracuse |
Syracuse |
Hamilton |
|
382 |
(Hancock) Colwich |
Colwich |
Sedgwick |
|
383 |
Reed |
Manchester |
Dickinson |
|
384 |
Barricklow |
Kiowa |
Barber |
|
385 |
Capt. Hogan / Germantown Kensington |
Germantown Kensington |
Smith Smith |
|
386 |
Conway Springs (1887) |
Conway Springs |
Sumner |
|
387 |
Louis Hamilton |
|
|
|
388 |
|
Meade |
Meade |
|
389 |
Webster |
Webster |
Rooks |
|
390 |
(A. J. Pickering) Cambridge |
Cambridge |
Cowley |
|
391 |
Crawford (1887) |
Windom |
McPherson |
|
392 |
Crisfield (1887 - 1890) |
Crisfield |
Harper |
|
393 |
Norwich (1887) John C. Fremont |
Norwich Nonchalanta |
Kingman Ness |
|
394 |
(Old Flag) Fowler (1887 - January 1,
1903) Lewis (19??) |
Fowler Dodge City |
Meade Ford |
|
395 |
Hope |
Hope |
Dickinson |
|
396 |
Fargo Springs (1887) |
Fargo Springs |
Seward |
|
397 |
(Beaumont) O.P. Morton |
Beaumont |
Butler |
|
398 |
Scott |
Coldwater |
Comanche |
|
399 |
John F. Miller |
Leoti |
Wichita |
|
400 |
Almena |
Norton |
|
|
Neosho Rapids (1887) |
Neosho Rapids |
Lyon |
|
|
402 |
Albert
B. Page (1887 - 1890) |
Ravenna |
Hodgeman |
|
403 |
(Fremont) Turon
(until March 28, 1903) |
Turon |
Reno |
|
404 |
Richfield |
Richfield |
Morton |
|
405 |
Oakley |
Oakley |
Logan |
|
406 |
Woodston |
Woodston |
Rooks |
|
407 |
South Haven |
South Haven |
Sumner |
|
408 |
Perth |
Perth |
Sumner |
|
409 |
H.W. Beck |
Benton |
Butler |
|
410 |
Angell (1887 - 1890) |
Scott City |
Scott |
|
411 |
Chester A. Arthur |
Goffs |
Nemaha |
|
412 |
Wano / Sam Webber |
Wano / St. Francis |
Cheyenne |
|
413 |
Norcatur |
Norcatur |
Decatur |
|
414 |
Capt. Jackson Morrow (1887) |
(Eunice City) Monument |
Logan |
|
415 |
Dighton |
Dighton |
Lane |
|
416 |
Oronoque |
Norton |
|
|
417 |
(Violenta)
Selden |
(Violenta)
Selden |
Sheridan |
|
418 |
Harveyville |
Harveyville |
Waubaunsee |
|
419 |
Colonel Putman |
Haddam |
Washington |
|
420 |
Hartland (1887) |
Hartland |
Hamilton |
|
421 |
S.S. Perry (1887) |
Wallace |
Wallace |
|
422 |
(Beverly) Lewis Christie |
Beverly |
Lincoln |
|
423 |
Santa Fe |
Santa Fe |
Haskell |
|
424 |
(Marshall) Herington |
Herington |
Dickinson |
|
425 |
T.J. Harrison |
Belmont |
Kingman |
|
426 |
Corbin J.M. Gaston |
Corbin Kimball |
Sumner Neosho |
|
427 |
Joseph H. McWilliams Plumb / J.D. Austin (Nov. 5, 1893 until
1905) |
Nescatunga Riley |
Comanche Riley |
|
428 |
Goodland |
Sherman |
|
|
429 |
G.J. Stannard |
Wakefield |
Clay |
|
430 |
Cullison |
Cullison |
Pratt |
|
431 |
Beecher |
(Allison) Jennings |
Decatur |
|
432 |
B.H. Porter |
Macksville |
Stafford |
|
433 |
Charles H. Nichols |
|
Gove |
|
434 |
|
(Laport) Shockey |
Grant |
|
435 |
Haven |
Haven |
Reno |
|
436 |
Capt. White Catcher (1890) J.D. Bain |
Tahlequah Grainfield |
Indian Territory Gove |
|
437 |
(Major
Elliott) Ashland |
Ashland |
Clark |
|
438 |
(Tribune) R.Q. Thompson |
Tribune |
Greeley |
|
439 |
Major Rankin |
Kincaid |
Anderson |
|
440 |
Industry |
Industry |
Clay |
|
441 |
Kalvesta (until 1890) |
Kalvesta |
Garfield |
|
442 |
(Hugo) Hays (until 1890) |
Hugoton |
Stevens |
|
443 |
Walton |
Walton |
Harvey |
|
444 |
E.W. Barnum General A. H. Terry |
Riverside Hodgeman |
Ness Hodgeman |
|
445 |
(Custer) Havana |
Havana |
Montgomery |
|
446 |
Bird City |
Cheyenne |
|
|
447 |
Kingfisher (1890) |
Kingfisher |
Indian Territory |
|
448 |
Rush |
McCracken |
Rush |
|
449 |
Woodsdale |
Woodsdale |
Stevens |
|
450 |
Bernard General Lane (until 1900) |
Sharon Clinton |
Barber Douglas |
|
(Beacon) Foraker |
Bluff City |
Harper |
|
|
452 |
J.C. Davis / Ludell |
Ludell |
Rawlins |
|
453 |
Black Eagle |
Horton |
Brown |
|
454 |
General McNeal |
Homewood |
Franklin |
|
455 |
A. McDonald |
Strong City |
Chase |
|
456 |
Wyandotte Henry Fuller (April 2, 1893) |
Kansas City Narka |
Wyandotte Republic |
|
457 |
John F. Hartranft
(1890) |
Guthrie |
Indian Territory |
|
458 |
Knoxville |
Edna |
Labette |
|
459 |
J.B. Ricketts Blackburn (March 16, 1893) |
Kanopolis Randall |
Ellsworth Jewell |
|
460 |
Nelson Warren |
Danville |
Harper |
|
461 |
Caldwell W.H. Gibson |
? Leeds |
? Chautauqua |
|
462 |
Lucas |
Lucas |
Russell |
|
463 |
Captain Kingscott
|
Argentine |
Wyandotte |
|
464 |
W.S. Hancock |
Emporia |
Lyon |
|
465 |
J.B. Steadman |
Gypsum |
Saline |
|
466 |
Bucklin |
Bucklin |
Ford |
|
467 |
John P. Bugh |
Nashville |
Kingman |
|
468 |
Robinson (until 1905) |
Robinson |
Brown |
|
469 |
Farmer City / Col. Ansel
Tucker Palco (April 8, 1893) |
? Palco |
? Rooks |
|
470 |
Geneseo Esbon (April 15, 1893) |
Geneseo Esbon |
Rice Jewell |
|
471 |
Hill City J.W. Vance |
Hill City Wellsford |
Graham Kiowa |
|
472 |
Arcadia |
Arcadia |
Crawford |
|
473 |
(Sharon Springs) B.F. Butler |
Sharon Springs |
Wallace |
|
474 |
Dahlgren George D. Waggoner |
Rush Center Armourdale |
Rush Wyandotte |
|
475 |
Arney |
Colokan / Astor / Horace |
Greeley |
|
476 |
Geuda Springs |
Geuda Springs |
Sumner |
|
477 |
Oketo Birney (April 18, 1893) |
Oketo Caney |
Marshall Montgomery |
|
478 |
Motor |
Codell |
Rooks |
|
479 |
(Sidney A. Dean) Banner |
Banner |
Trego |
|
480 |
Houston |
Morehead |
Neosho |
|
481 |
Lecompton |
Lecompton |
Douglas |
|
482 |
Col. Milligan Bronson (August 13, 1893) |
Bassettville Bronson |
Decatur Bourbon |
|
483 |
Edward Vass (1890) |
Fort McAllister |
Indian Territory |
|
484 |
E.E. Kimball |
Rexford |
Thomas |
|
485 |
Osterhaus (until 1906) |
Prescott |
Linn |
|
486 |
Albert Carter (1890) |
Norman |
Indian Territory |
|
487 |
Tom May |
Mapleton |
Bourbon |
|
488 |
Hamilton |
Hamilton |
Greenwood |
|
489 |
Clamore (1890) |
Pawhuska |
Indian Territory |
|
490 |
Stillwater (1890) |
Stillwater |
Indian Territory |
|
491 |
J.E. Bennett (1890) |
Muldron |
Indian Territory |
|
492 |
Rock of Chickamauga (1890) |
Edmond |
Indian Territory |
|
493 |
Capt. Payne (1890) |
Frisco |
Indian Territory |
|
494 |
Coats |
Coats |
Pratt |
|
495 |
G.G. Gage |
Topeka |
Shawnee |
|
496 |
Pomona |
Pomona |
Franklin |
|
497 |
Fulton |
Fulton |
Bourbon |
|
498 |
Peru |
Peru |
Chautauqua |
|
499 |
Cabin Creek |
Vanita |
|
|
500 |
Gen. |
National Military Home |
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