Obituaries (T - Z) - Norton County Kansas Trails

Norton County Obituaries, T-Z

Obituaries
TAYLOR, George George Taylor: Residence, Oxford, WI; Enlisted on 8/15/1862 as a Wagoner. On 8/15/1862 he mustered into "G" Co. WI 32nd Infantry. He was Mustered Out on 6/12/1865 at Crystal Springs, MD. Born Feb 14, 1840 Died Oct. 26, 1919. [Source: Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
TILLOTSON, Maxine (Middleton) Maxine (Middleton) Tillotson, 88, Topeka, formerly of Lenora, died on March 16, 2008 at Brewster Place Healthcare Center in Topeka. Born in Topeka in 1910, she was the only child of Frank and Wilhelmina Middleton. She grew up in Potwin and attended Topeka High School and Washburn College. While in College she met John Charles Tillotson when they both were members of a college play. She and John were married in 1935 at Grace Cathedral in Topeka. After graduation, she taught in Johnson County and then began a Social Work studies at the University of Kansas. When she and Mr. Tillotson were married they moved to his home county of Norton, where he set up a law practice as a third-generation attorney. The couple, (known to many as Tilly & J.C. or "Chick"), had two children, John Clinton and Carolyn Louise. When the children were both in college, Mrs. Tillotson resumed her studies, attending Ft. Hays State College and earning a Master's Degree. In the meantime, Mr. Tillotson had been elected Norton County Attorney and was the Northwest Kansas campaign manager for Bob Dole. His Republican activitism, along with her strong support saw the Lenora native further his political career, being elected to the Kansas House of Representatives serving as Speaker Pro-Tem followed by election to the Kansas Senate as Vice President. At this time, the Norton Tuberculosis Sanitarium, which had been unoccupied as a healthcare facility, was brought back to life due to the diligence and interest of the Tillotsons; with the Senator's legislative direction in Topeka and her community strength and support, the Norton State Hospital came into being in the old facility and new jobs were created for the Norton area as well as a caring and understanding home for persons who were mentally challenged. Mrs. Tillotson was justifiably proud of the accomplishment and she became their Director of Public Relations and Volunteers as well as the editor of the Kan-San, the hospital's monthly newspaper. Representing the North West Kansas Senatorial District, the Tillotsons traveled extensively on goodwill and fact-finding trips all around the world, most especially to what then were Communist-Bloc countries. Once, she was even detained and her camera film destroyed, for taking a picture of a military officer at the airport in Budapest, Hungary. Her favorite cities were Vienna, Austria and Paris, France and she spoke French commendably. During her long and busy career, she was a member of and served as an officer in several organizations including: of the Kansas Council of Women; Kansas Press Women's Club; the Native Daughters of Kansas; the Republican State Women's Club and Chair of the Norton County Chapter of the American Red Cross, from which she received her 50-year pin in recognition of her many years of volunteer service; and board member of the Norton County Hospital, where she organized and supervised the Candy Stripers and the Grey Ladies. For many years, she was active in the Women's Society of Christian Service for the United Methodist Church. She was a director at the Norton Church when the new facility was planned and built. Her hobbies included: golf, baking, ceramics and bridge. Mrs. Tillotson was predeceased by her husband, J.C. and her son, John but is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Carolyn and Norman Smith of Middleburg, VA, as well as a granddaughter, Cathy Tillotson and grandson Charles Tillotson of Leavenworth and great-grandsons Cole and Clayton Tillotson. Inurnment was in the Lenora South Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made in her name to the Brewster Place Employee's Fund or the Brewster Place Chaplain's Fund 1001 SW 29th St., Topeka, Ks 66611. [Source: The Lenora Meridian (Lenora, Kansas).]
TOWSLE, M. M. Towsle died at his home in North Norton on Monday morning. Our readers will remember that Mr. Towsle was badly injured in an accident some time ago. From this he never fully recovered, and combined with age finally succumbed. The body was taken to Norcatur on Tuesday and from there to the Colony for burial. [Source: The Norton Courier (Norton, Kansas), July 26, 1906.]
TURNER, Anna Belle Funeral Card of Anna Belle Turner Born: Dec. 8, 1877 in Iowa Died: June 5, 1969 Norton, Kansas Services: Monday, June 9, 1969, 10:00 a.m. First Church of God Lenora, Kansas Clergy: Rev. John Williams Soloist: Mrs. Evelyn Lemon Organist: Mrs. Twila Bainter Casket Bearers: Chet Woodside, Chet Johnson, Bernard Lemon, Fay Kline, George Volkel, Leland Carpenter Interment: Lenora South Cemetery Arrangements by: Eckhart Funeral Home [Source: Funeral card, Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
URBAN, Shirley B. (Kent) Shirley B. Urban, 72, Norton, died Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2007. Mrs. Urban was born Shirley B. Kent on June 9, 1935, in Lenora. She was an operator for Southwestern Bell. She was preceded in death by her husband, William L. Jr.; and a grandchild. Survivors include a son, Michael of Inman; a duaghter, Kimberly Eagleburger of Norton; two brothers, Chuck of Norton and Billie of Yuma, Ariz.; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. The funeral was at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Francis Catholic Church, Norton. Inurnment was in Norton Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Masses, DSNWK or Hospice. There will be no visitation. The body was cremated. Pauls Funeral Home, 121 N. Penn, Oberlin 67749, is handling the arrangements. [Source: The Hill City Times (Hill City, Kansas), 12 September 2007.]
VAN DIEST, T. H. In loving memory of T. H. Van Diest T. H. Van Diest, son of Garrett and Clara Muilenburg Van Diest was born April 17, 1903 at Prairie View, Kansas and passed away at the Andbe home in Norton, Kansas on November 7, 1985 at the age of 82 years, 6 months, and 20 days. Van attended the rural grade and high school in Prairie View. He also attended Central College in Iowa. He moved to Lenora in 1925 and worked in the general store. He married Helen Bennett on April 22, 1926 in Lenora. They later purchased the store which they owned and operated until 1955. He then was employed by the MGM Grain Elevator until his retirement in 1968. Along with his other interests he was a farmer-stockman. He was a member of the Lenora United Parish Church and was always active in community affairs. Survivors include: his wife, Helen, of the home; one daughter and her husband, Marion and Bill Nuernberger, Lincon, Nebraska; one son and his wife, John and Pat Van Diest, Lenora, Kansas; five grandchildren, Deann and her husband, Bruce Currin, Lincoln, Nebraska, Jan and her husband, Ken Tell, Grand Island, Nebraska, Nancy and her husband, Bern Thomsen, Lincoln, Nebraska, Teresa Van Diest, Hays, Kansas and Greg Van Diest, Lenora, Kansas; two great-grandchildren, Kelcy and Toby Currin, other relatives and his many friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother Dr. Albert Van Diest. [Source: Funeral card, Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
VOCKRODT, Florence Verona Isobel (Hornsey) Florence Verona Isobel Vockrodt died May 18, 1995 at the Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria, British Columbia, at the age of 82. Memorial services will be held Saturday, Sept. 23, at 2 p.m. at the Enfield Funeral Home in Norton with Wilmer Severns officiating. Inurnment will be held in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Almena. Memorials may be made to the donor's choice. Enfield Funeral Home, Norton, is in charge of arrangements. She was born January 4, 1913, in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, the daughter of George and Florence Amelia Hornsey. The family moved to Victoria, B.C., where Verona was educated at Cloverdale School, and later at St. Ann's Academy. The family then moved to London, England where she became a licensed cosmetologist and Verona returned to Canada. Her profession took her to various parts of Europe, Victoria and Toronto and at the outbreak of the war, to the Panama Canal where she lived with her husband Cecil Vockrodt for many years. They eventually settled in Victoria in their sea front home purchased in 1963. They later had a new home built on the adjacent sea front property where they still lived when Verona died. Their love of travel took them to China, Italy, Hong Kong, Japan, all of the U.S.A. (except for Alaska) and Central and South America. She is survived by her husband, Cecil; one brother, Roydon; other relatives and many friends. [Source: Norton Daily Telegram (Norton, Kansas), 21 Sept 1995.]
VOLKEL, Charles Emory Charles Emory VOLKEL, son of Fred and Edith Richardson Volkel was born February 2, 1902 at Barnard, Kansas and passed away at the Beth Israel Hospital in Denver, Colorado on December 13, 1984 at the age of 82 years, 10 months, and 11 days. In 1906, Emory moved with his family to the Lenora, area where he had since made his home. He attended rural grade school and graduated from the Lenora High School in 1920. He married Nora Niehaus at Lenora on June 3, 1923. He operated a grocery business in Lenora over 50 years until retiring in 1972. Mrs. Volkel died October 13, 1981. He was an active community leader and was on the city council five terms, served as township clerk, tax assessor, helped organize the Senior Citizens Center in Lenora and the Housing Project. He was an active lifetime member of the United Parish Church where he had served as superintendent, Sunday School teacher, and on the board of trustees. He had been a member of the Lenora A.F. & A.M. Lodge No. 181 over 50 years and had served as secretary of that organization for several years. Survivors include: one daughter, Joan Rowan, Ingalls, Kansas; one son and his wife, Charles and Lucille Volkel, Denver, Colorado; six grandsons, four great-grandchildren, other relatives and many friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, two brothers, George and Forrest, and a sister Mae Renberger. Funeral information: United Parish Church Lenora, Kansas Monday, December 17, 1984 - 2:00 p.m. Interment: Lenora South Cemetery, Lenora, Kansas Graveside services by: Lenora A.F. & A.M. Lodge No. 181 [Source: The Lenora Meridian (Lenora, Kansas).]
WAGGONER, Wiley H. Funeral Card of Wiley H. Waggoner Born: Sept. 19, 1891 Graham County, Kansas Died: April 16, 1968 Hill City, Kansas Services: 2:00 p.m., Friday, April 19, 1968 Lenora Congregational Church Clergy: Rev. Robert Speer Soloist: Myron Johnson Organist: Mrs. Frame Belde n Casket Bearers: Leonard Clydesdale, Danny Metcalf, Alva Nelson, Albert Georgeson, Riley Best, Robert Born Interment: Lenora South Cemetery Arrangements by: Eckhart Funeral Home [Source: Funeral card, Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
WAGNER, Russell Hugh Russell Hugh Wagner, son of Lawrence and Minnie Irwin Wagner, was born on October 4, 1901 at Concordia, Kansas, and passed away on November 30, 1974, at his home near Edmond, Kansas, at the age of 73 years, 1 month, and 26 days. Russell moved with his family to a farm near Hill City, Kansas when he was about 6 years old. He attended rural schools in the Hill City area. On March 9, 1929 he was united in marriage to Lila Grace Crawford in Hill City, Kansas. They farmed in Graham County until 1949 when they moved to their present farm 3 miles S. W. of Edmond, Kansas. The couple celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary last March. Russell was a member of the Edmond United Methodist Church and served as a trustee for that church. He loved his farm work and cattle, but his greatest love was his family and grandchildren. Survivors include his wife Lila of the home, one son and his wife; David L. and Joan Wagner, Neward, Calif., four daughters and their husbands, Beulah and Paul Holmes, Valley Center, Kansas, Dorothy and Norman Voss, Logan, KS., Lila Grace and Bill Dumcum, Springfield, Missouri, and Rosalie and John Merriman, Minneapolis; his mother-in-law, Mrs. Grace Crawford, Edmond, Kansas; one brother and his wife, Otis and Pearl Wagner, Oakland, Calif., four sisters, Mary Lott, Dollie and Walter Allen, Nona and Orlie Gauthier, all of Hill City, Kansas, Emily Winter, Boulder, Colorado, and 13 grandchildren, other relatives and many friends. Russell was preceded in death by his parents, 5 brothers and one sister. Funeral information: United Parish Church, Lenora, Kansas Wednesday, January 27, 1982 - 2:00 p.m. Interment: Edmond Cemetery, Edmond, Kansas [Source: Funeral card, Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
WAGONER, Floyd Lyle Funeral Card of Floyd Lyle Wagoner Born: March 18, 1903 Lenora, Kansas Died: August 18, 1967 Norton, Kansas Services: 10:00 a.m., Monday, August 21, 1967 Lenora Congregational Church Clergy: Rev. Robert Speer of Lenora, Kansas Soloist: Myron Johnson Organist: Mrs. Frame Belden Casket Bearers: Calvin Beckman, Lewis Shoemaker, John Van Diest, Alvin Beckman, Karl Haferland, Jim Mai Interment: Lenora South Cemetery Graveside services by: Lenora Lodge No. 181 A.F. & A.M., Waymen Delp, Lecturer Arrangements by: Cutting-Eckhart Funeral Home, Lenora, Kansas [Source: Funeral card, Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
WALKER, Ardith Randolph Ardith Walker Laid To Rest Sunday Funeral services were held at the Lenora Church of God, Monday at 2:00 p.m., with Rev. L. M. Lewis, former pastor of the church, officiating. The casket bearers were Millard Russ, Jim Williams, Sam Williams, Alvin Perkins, Arthur Wells and Cleo Shepard. Mr. And Mrs. Charles Lindenman, accompanied by Mrs. M. M. Leidig sang, "Beyond the Sunset", "In the Land Where They Never Grow Old" and "Beckoning Hands". The V.F.W. was in charge of the graveside service. Ardith Randolph Walker, son of Charley and Emma Walker, was born July 24, 1923, in Lenora, and departed this life September 6, 1950 at the V.A. Hospital at Hot Springs, S.D. He was 27 years, 1 month and 13 days old. He was married to Viola Wederski on November 13, 1949, in Lenora. He served three years in the Medical Corps of the U.S. Army during World War II on a hospital ship, the Dogwood. He crossed the Atlantic Ocean seven times and the Pacific twice. He leaves to mourn his departure his wife, Mrs. Viola Walker of Lenora; his parents, Mr. And Mrs. Charley Walker; four brothers and three sisters. Warren Walker and family of Anderson, Calif.; Lawrence Walker and family; Marvin Walker; Vance Walker and family; Mrs. Norma May and daughter all of Lenora; Mrs. Rose Smith and family of Osborne and Mrs. Bessie Mayers and family of Woodland, Wash. Twelve nieces and nephews and three great nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. [Source: The Lenora News (Lenora, Kansas), Sept. 16, 1950. Contributed by Bev Sidman.]
WALTERS, Glen Gene Glen Gene Walters, 34, Densmore, died Sunday, Aug. 30, 2009, in Norton County as a result of an automobile accident. He was born Aug. 26, 1975, in Norton to Gene L. and Karen Walters. He was a farmer. Survivors include his mother; and a sister, Renee Christo. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St. John Catholic Church, Logan; burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Densmore. Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday, with family present from 7 to 8 p.m., both at Logan Funeral Home. A rosary will be at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to Masses or Center for Basic Cancer Research in care of the funeral home. [Source: The Hays Daily News (Hays, Kansas), 1 September 2009.]
WALTERS, Raymond Charles Raymond Charles Walters, son of Fred and Ella Champ Walters was born June 11, 1905 at Riley, Kansas and passed away at the Hadley Medical Center in Hays, Kansas on September 14, 1983 at the age of 78 years, 3 months and 3 days. Ray, as he was known to all, attended Rural Grade School near Riley, Kansas and graduated from the Riley Rural High School. He graduated from the Brown Mackie School of Business in Saline, Kansas. Ray and Mary Brant were united in marriage in Hays, Kansas on November 22, 1930. They made their home in Edmond, Kansas where Ray worked in the Bank. In 1934 they moved to Densmore, Kansas where Ray went into the oil and gas business. They made Densmore their home until November of 1980 they moved to Norton, Kansas. He was a past member of the Masonic Lodge. Ray had a great love for his family, friends, and business associates. Survivors include: his wife, Mary of the home; one daughter and her husband, Barbara and John Townsend, Houston, Texas; two sons and their wives, Layton and Joyce Walters, Edmond, Kansas and Gene and Karen Walters, Densmore, Kansas; one brother and his wife, Lyman and Violet Walters, Riley, Kansas; two sisters-in-law, Elsie Walters, Riley, Kansas and Florence Brant, Hill City, Kansas; ten grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; other relatives and many friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, 11 brothers and sisters, one granddaughter, Lisa and one son-in-law, Zane Patton. Interment: Hill City Cemetery [Source: Funeral card, Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
WEBB, H. E. "Harry" Funeral services were held at the Congregational Church in Lenora. Mr. Webb was born at Baxter, Iowa Apr 7, 1879 and passed away Feb. 27, 1953 at St. Lukes Hospital in K. C. Mo., being at the time of his death 73 yrs. 10 mos. and 20 days. He was the son of George Webb and his wife, Mary. His childhood and youth were spent in the region of his birth. Apr 8, 1903, he was united in marriage to Miss Hattie Burwell in Newton, Iowa. To this union were born one son, Dr. Farrell Webb now of K. C., Mo. In 1907 Mr. and Mrs. Webb with their small son, moved to Lenora, KS., where Mr. WEBB engaged in the business as a painter and paper contractor. Mr. Webb retried from business in 1940 and in 1943 moved to K. C. to be near the family of their son. In 1947, he bought a small farm near K. C. at Zarah, Ks., where he and Mrs. WEBB have made their home since. Mr. Webb was a man of honor and integrity in business and personal relation. His friends of Lenora Remember him as a genial, kindly man, interested in the pleasure of others. He is survived by his wife, Hattie E. Webb; a son, Dr. Farrell Webb of K. C.; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Emmett, Cleveland, Ohio and Mrs. George Pease of Colfax, Iowa; three grandchildren, Harry Edward Webb, Lynda LouAnn Webb and Kaye Lavonne Webb. [Source: Lenora News, (Lenora, Kansas), 4 March 1953.
WIGGINS, James W. James W. Wiggins, birth unknown, death 5/5/1886, aged 43y 5m 23d. Residence not listed. Enlisted on 8/14/1862 as a Private. On 8/14/1862 he mustered into "A" Co. PA 135th Infantry. He was discharged for disability on 1/8/1863. [Source: Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
WILCOX, Jesse Floyd Jesse Floyd Wilcox, 79, Lenora, died Sunday January 16, 1977, in the hospital at Cozad, Neb. Mr. Wilcox was born at Densmore, December 22, 1897, the son of Hubbard and Lydia (Hadden) Wilcox. He was a plumber by trade. He was a member of the Lenora IOOF Lodge No. 439 and was a veteran of World War I. He is survived by his wife Etta Marie of the home; a son Donald Lee Wilcox of Largo, Fla; a daughter, Mrs. Ivan (Daryl Jean)Jehle of Gunnison, Colorado; three stepdaughters and seven stepsons; and other friends and relatives. [Note: Burial was in Lenora South Cemetery.] [Source: Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
WILCOX, Pearl Louise (Goldsby) Funeral services were conducted at the Lenora, Ks., Church of God for Mrs. Amasa (Pearl) Wilcox. Casket bearers were: Elmer Zierlien, Bert Higgins, Charles Heikes, Bernard Lemon, Clifford Leidig and Cleo Stephen. Mrs. Wilcox was laid to rest in the Gettis Cemetery. Pearl Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goldsby was born near Dellvale, Ks., Feb. 17, 1925 and departed this life at Lenora, Ks., July 3, 1951 at the age of 26 yrs 4 mos 16 days. She was married Oct 1, 1946 to Amasa Wilcox, three children were born to them, Edward, Galen and Judy Kay, all 3 of whom survive with her husband and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Goldsby, three brothers and 5 sisters; Elbert and Dale of Dellvale, Ks; Gerald and Dorothy of the home; Mrs. Ruth Ellis of Payette, Idaho; Mrs. Eula Heikes of Lenora, Ks; Mrs. Mabel Yingling and Mrs. Nina Constable of Salina. Pearl was predeceased by two sisters, Florence and Maxine and one brother, Glen. [Source: Obituary clipping from unknown newspaper, 11 July 1951, Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
WILLIAMS, Clarence Oscar Funeral card of Clarence Oscar Williams Born: Lucerne, Kansas June 25, 1919 Passed Away: Norton County Hospital, Norton, Kansas, Saturday, January 31, 1948 Services: February 2, 1948, 10:00 a.m., Lenora Congregational Church Military services: V. F. W. Clergyman: Rev. O.T. Meador Interment: Bow Creek Cemetery Services by: Cuttings Casket bearers: Allen Day, Ben Mai, Bill Wilson, Bunnie Tyrell, Joe Masden, Gareld Kline Music: Mrs. T. H. Van Diest, Mrs. O. T. Meador Songs: "Father in Thy Mysterious Presence Kneeling" and "Hear Us, Our Father" Flower arrangement: Mrs. H. N. Neal, Mrs. C. G. Youngs Accompanist: Miss Norma Palmer [Source: Funeral card, Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
WILLIAMS, Maurice Leroy Maurice Leroy Williams, 90, Lenora, died Tuesday [7 Aug 2007], at the Decatur County Hospital, Oberlin. The son of Grover Elmore and Sarah Elizabeth (Hodge) Williams, he was born May 19, 1917 in rural Lenora. He attended Lenora schools. On June 25, 1938, he married Esther Madeline Scott in Norton. They made their home in Lenora and the surrounding area where he worked as a mason and a farmer. Mrs. Williams died Jan 18, 1997. He was a member of the Lenora Church of God and was a Past Grand of the International Order of Odd Fellows Lodge #439. He had also been a school bus driver. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, two children, Carol Ann and Lester Leroy, two sons-in-law, Albert Rollmann and Johnnie Nicholson, three brothers, and three sisters. Survivors include: a son, Dwight and Becky Williams, Norton; two daughters, Sandra Nicholson, Lebanon, NE and Pamela and David Wilson, Norcatur; one sister-in-law, Joyce Scott; nine grandchildren; six step-grand children; and 32 great-grandchildren. Services were held at the Lenora Church of God, with burial in the Lenora South Cemetery. Memorials are suggested to the Lenora Church of God and may be sent in care of the Funeral home, 215 North Main, Norton, Ks 67645 [Source: The Lenora Meridian (Lenora, Kansas).]
WORKMAN, Clifford Clifford Workman was the son of Edson and Emma Workman, well known residents of Appanoose County, Iowa. He was born near Centerville, Iowa, August 29, 1895 and died September 8, 1966 at the Norton County Hospital [Norton, Kansas] at the age of 71 years. He came to Kansas at the age of 17 and has since made this his home. He was united in marriage to Agnes Hatcher, November 8, 1916. To this union was born one son, Delmar Cliff Workman of Graham County. Cliff, a devoted husband, father and grandfather, was respected by his neighbors and all who knew him. He was always ready to help those in need. He was interested in sports and in the activities of young people. He was a member of the Lenora Congregational Church. He is survived by his loving wife, Agnes of the home, his son and daughter-in-law, delmar and Janice Workman, and grandson, Jerry Cliff. He is also survived by three sisters and two brothers: Davie Workman and Inez FRY of Centerville, Iowa, Jake Workman of Detroit, Michigan, Beulah Luzadden of DeKalb, Illinois and Gussie Baker of Lenora; a number of nieces and nephews and other relatives and a host of friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters and three brothers. Funeral services for Mr. Workman were held Saturday, September 10, 1966 at 2:00 p.m. at the Lenora Congregational Chruch with Rev. Clayton Shriver officiation. Myron Johnson was the soloist and sang "God's Tomorrow". Mrs. Frame Belden was the organist. The casketbearers were Calvin Beckman, Alvin Beckman, John Maier, T. H. Van Diest, Mike Augustine, Albert Georgeson. The honorary hasketbearers were Marvin Jamison, Clyde Mendel, Dwight Williams, Robin Lemon, Melvin Morford and Lynn Zierlein. Interment was in Lenora South Cemetery. Cutting-Eckhart Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. [Source: Lenora Cemetery Association records.]
WYATT, MRS. Andrew P. Mrs. Andrew P. Wyatt, died leaving three children. She came to say goodbye to her husband, Andrew, who was sent to prison. Died of undue exposure to the cold. [Source: Norton County Advance (Norton, Kansas), February 5, 1880.]