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Arrived 10 May 1873 on ship "Columbus" from Bremen, going to "Wiskonsin". Lines 20-22 on manifest.

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Witness on father's passport application in 1914. Signed as Rev. John D. Liebrich

"LIEBREICH - The Rev. John, 82, who was born and attended school in Menasha, died at Chicago Tuesday. Survivors include one brother and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Chicago Saturday."--6 May 1967, (Neenah, WI) News-Record

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Both bride and groom were living in Jackson county, Missouri at the time of their marriage.

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"Mrs. Margaret H. Cook died at her home at Ottawa, Ill., Friday afternoon. She was 75 years of age, and death was due to a stroke of paralysis received three years ago. She was one of the pioneers of Rock Island county. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hartzell, settled in Rock Island early in the 'thirties, and Mr. Hartzell erected a brick house at the present site of the viaduct. Indians in those days were numerous hereabouts, and Mrs. Cook to the last, had a vivid recollection of the frights they frequently gave the members of the family. The Redskins were especially annoying during cold weather, when they would cross the river on the ice, and endeavor to coerce the families into giving them permission to sleep by the kitchen fire, but as they were generally under the influence of firewater, they were always chased away by the head of the family.
The deceased, when 18 years of age, was married to Charles H. Case, who died in Rock Island in September, 1871. Of the children of this union, three now survive: Charles E. Case of Rock Island, Mrs. A.H. Taylor of Ottawa, and Mrs. A.A. Morey of Santa Cruz, Cal. Ten years ago, Mrs. Case was married to Judge William L. Cook of Davenport, and on his death a few years ago, she went to Ottawa to make her home with her daughter."--29 Jun 1894, Quad Cities (Davenport IA) Times

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"In Moline last evening, there was a double wedding, Mr. J.A. Wallace, of this city, and Mr. John F. Jaques, of Moline, being married respectively to Miss Lizzie Hartzell and Miss N. Estella Hartzell. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.C. Hartzell, of New Orleans."--16 Oct 1878, Quad-City (Davenport IA) Times

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Richard Bates, Deceased. Richard Bates died at the home of his son in this city late Sunday afternoon. He had been suffering for a number of years with a cancer of the lower abdomen. He came to this city a few weeks ago to visit his son, while on his way to the Soldiers' Home in Leavenworth, but while here the disease becoming aggravated, he was confined to what proved his death bed. The remains were shipped to Wakefield, Kansas, Monday, where they were buried beside his wife who died ten days previous."--22 Sep 1904, St. Mary's (KS) Star

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"Junior College Graduates Listed. Students at Garden City Community Junior College were graduated from one of two divisions yesterday afternoon: academic or vocational-technical....Academic Division, Associate of Arts Degree--...Janet Lee Bishop..."-2 Jun 1969, Garden City (KS) Telegram

"K-State Degrees to Southwest Kansas Students...WICHITA--Leoti--Janet Lee Bishop, BS in home economics..."--10 May 1971, Garden City (KS) Telegram

"Bishop-Kasten Vows Said In Scott City Ceremony..Janet Lee Bishop and Lt. Gerald Lee Kasten of the U.S. Air Force, were wed Saturday, May 8. The Rev. O.F. Evans offciated in the ceremony performed at 10 a.m., in Scott City United Methodist Churchl.
Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Bishop of Leoti and Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Kasten of Scott City.
Arrangements of yellow carnations and gladiolas formed the setting for the wedding. Music was provided by organist, Mrs. Warren Deeds.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, fashioned her wedding gown of white satin with lace covered empire waist and chiffon sleeves. Her elbow-length veil was secured by a satin and lace headband encrusted with pearls. She carried a cascade of yellow roses and carnations.
Mrs. Laura Medina attended her sister as matron of honor. Barbara Bishop, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Kathy Finney of Manhattan were the bridesmaids. They were attired in identical gowns fashioned of green satin and chiffon. Each carried a single long-stemmed yellow rose.
Serving his brother as best man was Donald Kasten. Groomsmen were Craig Kennedy and Bart Goodrich. Leslie Bishop, brother of the bride, Steve Pammenter and Ed Cupp seated the guests.
Hostesses for the reception which followed the ceremony were Mrs. Eugene Mulch, Mrs. William Robb and Misses Kathy Brady, Barbara Knipper, Karen Hidkel and Ina Jean Buck. Miss Buck, colusin of the bride, attended the guest book. Anita Bishop, sister of the bride, and Marsha Hunt, presided at the gift table.
The newlyweds left Saturday by plane from Denver, Colo., for Mather AFB in California, where the bridegroom is stationed."--15 May 1971, Garden City (KS) Telegram