Mr. Van Druff was born in Greene County, Pa., March 31, 1837, and was a son of Henry and Olive (Rinehart) Van Druff. In Jackson County, Kan., ten miles west of Valley Falls, on March 22, 1863, Mr. Van Druff was united in marriage with Miss Mary Lynch.
To Mr. and Mrs. Van Druff seven children were born, who bear the names respectively of William H., Maria F., Marion C., George H., Annie M., Lucius M., and Edith Belle.
Mr. Vandruff was one of the pioneer settlers of this place, and had amassed quite a competency of this world's goods, owning at the time of his death one of the most attractive and valuable homesteads in Jefferson county. He leaves a large family and numerous acquaintances to mourn his departure.
To Mr. and Mrs. Van Druff seven children were born, who bear the names respectively of William H., Maria F., Marion C., George H., Annie M., Lucius M., and Edith Belle.
Mr. Vandruff was one of the pioneer settlers of this place, and had amassed quite a competency of this world's goods, owning at the time of his death one of the most attractive and valuable homesteads in Jefferson county. He leaves a large family and numerous acquaintances to mourn his departure.
Mr. Van Druff was born in Greene County, Pa., March 31, 1837, and was a son of Henry and Olive (Rinehart) Van Druff. In Jackson County, Kan., ten miles west of Valley Falls, on March 22, 1863, Mr. Van Druff was united in marriage with Miss Mary Lynch.
To Mr. and Mrs. Van Druff seven children were born, who bear the names respectively of William H., Maria F., Marion C., George H., Annie M., Lucius M., and Edith Belle.
Mr. Vandruff was one of the pioneer settlers of this place, and had amassed quite a competency of this world's goods, owning at the time of his death one of the most attractive and valuable homesteads in Jefferson county. He leaves a large family and numerous acquaintances to mourn his departure.
To Mr. and Mrs. Van Druff seven children were born, who bear the names respectively of William H., Maria F., Marion C., George H., Annie M., Lucius M., and Edith Belle.
Mr. Vandruff was one of the pioneer settlers of this place, and had amassed quite a competency of this world's goods, owning at the time of his death one of the most attractive and valuable homesteads in Jefferson county. He leaves a large family and numerous acquaintances to mourn his departure.
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