1st wife: Deborah Carpenter
2nd wife: Mary E ?
Luther Landon was born in New York, was a man of fair education, and in early life came to Wisconsin. He served as a soldier of the Civil war with the First Wisconsin Cavalry. He was a private, and though he was in active campaigning with his regiment for thirty-four days over three years he was never wounded or captured. Throughout his life he was opposed to all secret organizations, and did not oven affiliate with the Grand Army of the Republic. However, he was an ardent republican, and after coming to Kansas was elected the first county treasurer of Russell County. He took an active part in the work of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Luther Landon was married in Now York to Deborah Carpenter, daughter of Albert Carpenter. Luther Landon died in 1894, and his wife died when about sixty-seven years of age. Their children were: Rensselaer, who died in Russell County, Kansas,
leaving five children; Isabel, who married Charles Nims, of Humboldt,Nebraska; Mary Emily, whose first husband was Ed Harmon and whose second was William M. Trier, and she died in Barton County, Kansas; Richard E.; and Sextus,of Clinton Hollow, New York.
2nd wife: Mary E ?
Luther Landon was born in New York, was a man of fair education, and in early life came to Wisconsin. He served as a soldier of the Civil war with the First Wisconsin Cavalry. He was a private, and though he was in active campaigning with his regiment for thirty-four days over three years he was never wounded or captured. Throughout his life he was opposed to all secret organizations, and did not oven affiliate with the Grand Army of the Republic. However, he was an ardent republican, and after coming to Kansas was elected the first county treasurer of Russell County. He took an active part in the work of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Luther Landon was married in Now York to Deborah Carpenter, daughter of Albert Carpenter. Luther Landon died in 1894, and his wife died when about sixty-seven years of age. Their children were: Rensselaer, who died in Russell County, Kansas,
leaving five children; Isabel, who married Charles Nims, of Humboldt,Nebraska; Mary Emily, whose first husband was Ed Harmon and whose second was William M. Trier, and she died in Barton County, Kansas; Richard E.; and Sextus,of Clinton Hollow, New York.
1st wife: Deborah Carpenter
2nd wife: Mary E ?
Luther Landon was born in New York, was a man of fair education, and in early life came to Wisconsin. He served as a soldier of the Civil war with the First Wisconsin Cavalry. He was a private, and though he was in active campaigning with his regiment for thirty-four days over three years he was never wounded or captured. Throughout his life he was opposed to all secret organizations, and did not oven affiliate with the Grand Army of the Republic. However, he was an ardent republican, and after coming to Kansas was elected the first county treasurer of Russell County. He took an active part in the work of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Luther Landon was married in Now York to Deborah Carpenter, daughter of Albert Carpenter. Luther Landon died in 1894, and his wife died when about sixty-seven years of age. Their children were: Rensselaer, who died in Russell County, Kansas,
leaving five children; Isabel, who married Charles Nims, of Humboldt,Nebraska; Mary Emily, whose first husband was Ed Harmon and whose second was William M. Trier, and she died in Barton County, Kansas; Richard E.; and Sextus,of Clinton Hollow, New York.
2nd wife: Mary E ?
Luther Landon was born in New York, was a man of fair education, and in early life came to Wisconsin. He served as a soldier of the Civil war with the First Wisconsin Cavalry. He was a private, and though he was in active campaigning with his regiment for thirty-four days over three years he was never wounded or captured. Throughout his life he was opposed to all secret organizations, and did not oven affiliate with the Grand Army of the Republic. However, he was an ardent republican, and after coming to Kansas was elected the first county treasurer of Russell County. He took an active part in the work of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Luther Landon was married in Now York to Deborah Carpenter, daughter of Albert Carpenter. Luther Landon died in 1894, and his wife died when about sixty-seven years of age. Their children were: Rensselaer, who died in Russell County, Kansas,
leaving five children; Isabel, who married Charles Nims, of Humboldt,Nebraska; Mary Emily, whose first husband was Ed Harmon and whose second was William M. Trier, and she died in Barton County, Kansas; Richard E.; and Sextus,of Clinton Hollow, New York.
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