Plot purchased by H. H. Wilty on January 24, 1894. If you have additional information about these children, it would be most appreciated. Believe the name to be Welty and not Wilty.
There was an H. H. and May Welty living in Osborn County, KS during this time period. Perhaps they are the parents of these children. They had only one living child in the 1895 Kansas census.
There was a Welty who worked at the lumber yard in Kirwin for a time.
Kirwin Chief--July 14, 1880--Mr. Welty's infant child died last Sabbath evening and was buried on Monday.
There was an H. H. and May Welty living in Osborn County, KS during this time period. Perhaps they are the parents of these children. They had only one living child in the 1895 Kansas census.
There was a Welty who worked at the lumber yard in Kirwin for a time.
Kirwin Chief--July 14, 1880--Mr. Welty's infant child died last Sabbath evening and was buried on Monday.
Plot purchased by H. H. Wilty on January 24, 1894. If you have additional information about these children, it would be most appreciated. Believe the name to be Welty and not Wilty.
There was an H. H. and May Welty living in Osborn County, KS during this time period. Perhaps they are the parents of these children. They had only one living child in the 1895 Kansas census.
There was a Welty who worked at the lumber yard in Kirwin for a time.
Kirwin Chief--July 14, 1880--Mr. Welty's infant child died last Sabbath evening and was buried on Monday.
There was an H. H. and May Welty living in Osborn County, KS during this time period. Perhaps they are the parents of these children. They had only one living child in the 1895 Kansas census.
There was a Welty who worked at the lumber yard in Kirwin for a time.
Kirwin Chief--July 14, 1880--Mr. Welty's infant child died last Sabbath evening and was buried on Monday.
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