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Census: 28 Feb 1920
, Kansas, Bourbon Co., Timberhill Twp, ED57, pg243B, sh8B
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Father: Orlin Calvin Dwyer
Mother: Ida Mae Parrish
Sources:
S0220: [S0220] 1920 census, Kansas, Bourbon Co., Timberhill Twp, ED57, pg243B, sh8B
S9018: California Death Records
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Mother: Living Longley
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Mother: Living Savage
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Census: 1810
, Virginia, Franklin Co., pg 316, Elizabeth w/ parents
S0281
Census: 1820
, Virginia, Franklin Co., pg 163
S0285
Census: 1830
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Father: John Knowles
Mother: Susanna Reed
Sources:
S0285: [S0285] 1820 census, Virginia, Franklin Co., pg 163
S0281: [S0281] 1810 census, Virginia, Franklin Co., pg 316
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Census: 14 Aug 1850
, Missouri, Greene Co., Campbell twp, p248B
S3883
Census: 6 Jun 1860
, Missouri, Greene Co., Wilson Twp, p182
S3884
Census: 5 Aug 1870
, Missouri, Greene Co., Wilson Tp, p273B
S3911
Census: 7 Jun 1900
, Missouri, Greene Co., Wilson Tp, ED59, p218
S3912
Census: 3 Jun 1880
, Missouri, Greene Co., Wilson Tp, ED37, p105A
S3909
Census: 20 Apr 1910
, Missouri, Greene Co., Wilson Twp, ED64, p280B
S3866
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Father: Matthew Knowles
Mother: Francis V Prouty
Sources:
S3866: [S3866] 1860 census, Kentucky, Warren Co., Dist 1, PO Bowling Green, p829
S3909: [S3909] 1880 census, Missouri, Greene Co., Wilson Tp, ED37, p105A
S3912: [S3912] 1900 census, Missouri, Greene Co., Wilson Tp, ED59, p218A
S3911: [S3911] 1870 census, Missouri, Greene Co., Wilson Tp, p273B
S3884: [S3884] 1860 census, Missouri, Greene Co., Wilson Twp, p182
S3883: [S3883] 1850 census, Missouri, Greene Co., Campbell twp, p248B
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Census: 22 Aug 1850
, Ohio, Morgan Co., Windsor Twp, p622 w/ parents
S0424
Census: 31 Jul 1860
, Indiana, Noble Co., Noble Twp, Wolf Lake P.O., p90 w/ parents
S0442
Census: 8 Sep 1870
, Indiana, Noble Co., Noble Twp, Brimfield PO, p200b Frank w/ mother
S0476
Census: 9 Jun 1880
, Indiana, Allen Co., Lake Twp, ED105, pg15
S0523
Census: 6 Jun 1900
, Indiana, Allen Co., Wayne Twp, Fort Wayne City Ward 1, ED 24
S0594
Census: 19 Apr 1910
, Indiana, Allen Co., Wayne Twp, ED63, pg116A
S0667
Census: 9 Feb 1920
, Indiana, Allen Co., Lake Twp, ED 12 pg 7B w/son Reuben
S0725
Census: 11 Apr 1930
, Indiana, Allen Co., Wayne Twp, Ft Wayne, Wd3, ED2-16, pg252B, sh6B
S0816
Event: 1900
, lived 195 Clay St, Ft Wayne
Event: 1910
, lived 702 St Mary's Ave
Event: 1918
, lived RR#5 Fort Wayne, Indiana
Event: 1923
, lived at 1703 W 4th St, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Event: 1926
, lived at 1703 W 4th St, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Event: 1930
, lived at 116 W. Main, Ft Wayne, Indiana
Event: 1931
, moved to son's home near North Webster, Indiana
Event: 1937
, was living w/ son William in North Webster
Occupation: 1920 - Laborer
Father: William M Longley
Mother: Sarah Sanders
Notes:
Enlisted in Co I, 162 Indiana Infantry Mar 07, 1865 at 15 years of age.
5' 6.5", Gray eyes, brown hair, farmer before Civil War, Carpenter after.
I have a copy of Reuben's Civil War pension file. A
listing of the documents and partial transcriptions can be found at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~familysoup/rflpension/index.html
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette, Saturday, July 24, 1937, page 2
LONGLEY RITES SET FOR MONDAY
Funeral services for Reuben F. Longley, Civil war veteran who died of
senility Thursday at his home in North Webster, will be held Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock an Mungovan & Sons' mortuary, Rev. Paul H.
Graeser officiating. Burial will be in Lindenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers,
members of the Sons of Veterans, will include J. P. Mollett, Verne
Tinkham, W. A. Thomas, B. B. Whittier, Thomas Stuart and George
Humphrey. They body will arrive here Sunday and will be taken directly
to Mungovan's mortuary. Mr. Longley resided in Fort Wayne until seven
years ago, when he moved to North Webster. He was a member of the
Bass-Lawton post of the G.A.R. The deceased was less than 15 years of
age when he enlisted in the Union army during the Civil war. He was
born in Morgan county, Ohio. Survivors include two sons, Reuben F.
Longley, Jr. and W. M. Longley, both of North Webster; a sister, Mrs.
Sarah Hagerty of North Webster, and two grandchildren, John Anglin (sic
Mangum) and Milan Longley of this city. Sons and Daughters of Union
Veterans of the Civil war will hold memorial services for Mr. Longley
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at Mungovan's.
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The Fort Wayne News
November 6, 1895 (page 1)
POLICE COURT
Wm. Ragel was fined $14.50 for an assault made on Reiber Langley
in a feed yard.
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The Fort Wayne News
Saturday Evening, November 6, 1897 (page 1)
STOLE A BULL PUP
This morning W.R. Longley (sic - actually Reuben F Longley);
proprieter of a feed
barn on North Clinton street, reported to police that
some woman stole a young bull pup from his barn
some time last night. The officers were given the description
of a woman who was seen loitering about the place
about the time that the dog was stolen.
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The Fort Wayne News
Wednesday Evening, March 23 1898, page2
Frank Longley has sold his feed yard on Clinton street, and last
night left for Grand Rapids with his family.
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The Fort Wayne News
October 6, 1899, page 5
SERIOUSLY CRUSHED
Last evening Wm. (sic Reuben) Longley of 95 (sic 195) Clay street,
was very painfully hurt
while at the Wabash station viewing the reception of President
McKinley. The crowd was possibly the largest ever assembled at the
south side stations, and it was so dense that it was impossible to
move about.
The east bound Wabash passenger train was late and pulled into
this crowd slowly. Mr. Longley tried to get out of the way of a
baggage car which was being pushed down for this train, but the
crowd fairly pushed him between the cars. He was severely squeezed
about the chest and was removed to his home in care of Dr. Lomas.
He suffered much internal injury and is still very ill.
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The Fort Wayne Evening Sentinel
October 6, 1899, page 1
William Longley, of 95 Clay street was severely injured while
waiting for the arrival of the presidential train at the Wabash
depot Thursday evening. The east bound Wabash train, which was over
an hour late, pulled in a few moments before the train bearing the
president and party, and it was necessary to
switch the baggage car for some purpose. Mr Longley was standing
on the track immediately behind the baggage car, and was unable to get
out of the way in time. He was crushed between the baggage car and
another car when it was shunted back and was badly injured about
the upper part of the body. Dr. Lomas, who happened to be near at
hand, attended and had Mr Longley removed to his home on Clay street,
where the doctor made a careful examination of his injuries. It is
thought that the patient is injured internally and his condition is
quite serious.
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The Fort Wayne News
October 23, 1899, page 4
ASKS FOR DAMAGES
Late this afternoon Reuben S. Longley (sic Reuben F Longley)
filed suit for damages against
the Wabash railroad company to the amount of $1,999. Longley lives
at 95 Clay street and was crushed between two cars on the night that
President McKinley passed through this city.
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The Fort Wayne Evening Sentinel
Oct 23, 1899, page 6
LONGLEY ASKS FOR DAMAGES
He was crushed at the Wabash depot October 5
Claims that the trainmen on the McKinley train were Responsible
for the Injuries
In the superior court, through his attorneys, Ryan & Ryan, Reuben
S. Longley this afternoon commenced suit for $1,999.99 damages against
the Wabash railway. Mr. Longley was crushed in the big crowd at the
Wabash depot on the evening of October 5, when President McKinley
and party passed through the city. The complaint alleges that there
was a crowd of between 6,000 and 7,000 people on the platform and
tracks of the Wabash railway and that the crowd was forced against
the engine and cars of the train. Near the tracks had been
constructed a heavy railing or fence and between this fence and the
cars Mr Longley was held helplessly. The allegations further argue that
the trainmen "purposely, willfully and intentionally, without use
of ordinary care, start said engine eastward, although warned by
said crowd not to do so, and willfully and intentionally, without use
of ordinary care, ran said locomotive and train upon and against
plaintiff with the purpose and intention to purposely and
intentionally injure plaintiff." Plaintiff was crushed between the
cars and the crowd and had five ribs fractured, his hand mangled an
torn, his face bruised, two teeth loosened and suffered other
injuries which have affected his liver and spleen and confined him to
bed every since. It is alleged plaintiff earned $3 a day and
hereafter will be unable to earn that sum, and therefore damages are
ased in the sum of $1,999.99.
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The Fort Wayne Evening Sentinel
November 17, 1899, page 3
WANTED - The man who assisted in carring R. F. Longley from Wabash
track the evening of President McKinley's visit to address 95 Clay
street.
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The Fort Wayne News
November 21, 1899, page 8
OTHER COURT NOTES
The case of Reuben S Longley vs the Wabash Railway company for Jan 2.
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The Fort Wayne News
December 28, 1899, page 5
OTHER COURT NOTES
In the case of Reuben Longley vs. the Wabash railroad, a struck jury
is asked for.
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The Fort Wayne News
March 08, 1900, page 5
The Court Notes
... The case of Langley vs. the Wabash railroad company went to the
the jury at 3 o'clock this afternoon
The Fort Wayne News
March 09, 1900
Verdict for Longley
Jury Gives Him $729.54 For His Injuries
The Jury which has been hearing the case of Reuben Longley against
the Wasbash railway company, brought in a sealed verdict last night.
This morning when opened it contained an award of $729.54 to the
injured man. Longley was in the crowd that greeted President McKinley
when he passed through the city, and was crushed and injured internally
by the moving of a train. The case will probably be appealed to the
supreme court.
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The Fort Wayne News
April 09, 1900
REVERSED THE JURY
The jury in the case of Longley against the Wabash railway returned
a verdict two weeks ago in favor of the plaintiff Reuben Longley,
awarding him $729 for injuries received at the south depot while
President McKinley was passing through the city. To-day the case
was reargued on the interrogatories, Judge Zollars and Judge Hammond,
with Attorney Stewart appearing for the defendant. The result was
that Judge O'Rourke reversed the verdict of the jury and gave judgement
for the defendant on the interrogatories.
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The Fort Wayne News
July 03, 1902, page 5
BEES CAUSE A PANIC.
MUCH EXCITEMENT ON COLUMBIA STREET THIS MORNING.
A Swarm of Bees Swoops Down on Pedestrains, Teamsters and Workmen -
Finally Hived.
Between 9 and 10 o'clock this morning a large swarm of bees swooped
down east Columbia street and settled near the corner of Clinton
street. Horses began to dash about madly, and the engineer running
the steam roller on Columbia street on the paving work was driven
from his seat. Two or three delivery wagon horses near the corner
were badly stung, and two of the drivers had very narrow escapes from
runaway accidents.
Small boys in the vicinity thought they would make merry and wage war
against the bees. In the end the barefooted boys came out second best.
Some of them are nursing swollen cheeks, puffed eyes and stinger-
decorated legs.
There was a panic among pedestrians for about half an hour. Those
watching the bees were always "inocently" neglectful in warning
pedestrians. Then there would follow wild gesticulations and amusing
antics. This kept up until Mr. Reuben Longley, a well known hukster,
who resides at 1011 Clay street, happened along. He wanted the
swarm of bees for the honey they will make and he at once set about
hiving them. No hive was at hand and he secured a cracker barrel. He
then threw up several handsful of gravel and this bewildered the
flying swarm. He then secured a long stick and held it in the midst of
the bees, and in their bewildered state they soon began lighting on
the stick. In a short time they had all landed on the stick, and
he had no trouble in shaking them off into the barrel. The swarm was
a very large one and the stick got very heavy before they had all
alighted. The barrel was covered up with a piece of canvas and
tonight Mr. Longley expects to take the bees to his home and have them
in a comfortable hive in celebration of the Fourth of July. All
afternoon there were bees flying about the corner and all
pedestrians and horses had to beware.
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Fort Wayne News
March 21, 1903, pg 8
Court Notes
Reuben Longley sues Emma Jones for recovery of money paid and
cancellation of a real estate contract, as there is no title to the
real estate in question. The action is brought in the superior
court by Attorney W C Ryan.
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Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
Tuesday Morning, July 11, 1916 (page 1)
TAXI UPSETS WHEN CAR HITS ROAD SAND PILE
Several Spilled When Ford Turns on Side; Other Slight Collision
Lawrence Schallenbarger, 2130 Lafayette street, suffered severe
bruises and several others were more or less shaken up when a
Ford taxi turned over on the road on the way from Lagrange to
this city Sunday afternoon. The driver hit a sand pile in the rad and the
vehicle, which was topheavy, swung over on its side. It was at
first thought that Schallenbarger's leg was broken, but an
examination revealed nothing more serious than several
painful bruises.
Ruben Longley, 1916 Fourth street, was knocked from
his wagon at Kansas street and Fairfield avenue yesterday
afternoon, when his vehicle was hit by an automobile driven
by Al Wagner. Mr. Longley had his hip severely injured.
F. B Weaver of Churubusco and M. Richardson of Henderson,
Ky., collided at Main street and Maiden lane with their
automobiles yesterday afternoon. Both machines were damaged.
obit in JG 24 Jul 1937, pg2
Sources:
S9006: Noble County IN marriages 1859 to 1995 from Noble Co Clerk's office
S0816: [S0816] 1930 census, Indiana, Allen Co., Wayne Twp, Ft Wayne, Wd3, ED2-16, pg252B, sh6B
S0725: [S0725] 1920 census, Indiana, Allen Co., Lake Twp, ED12, pg61b, sh7B
S0667: [S0667] 1910 census, Indiana, Allen Co., Wayne Twp, ED63, pg116A
S0594: [S0594] 1900 census, Indiana, Allen Co., Wayne Twp, Fort Wayne City Ward 1, ED 24 pg 11B
S0523: [S0523] 1880 census, Indiana, Allen Co., Lake Twp, ED105, pg15
S0476: [S0476] 1870 census, Indiana, Noble Co., Noble Twp, Brimfield PO, pg200b
S0442: [S0442] 1860 census, Indiana, Noble Co., Noble Twp, Wolf Lake P.O., p90
S0424: [S0424] 1850 census, Ohio, Morgan Co., Windsor Twp, p171B
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Notes:
The Hutchinson News, Hutchinson, Kansas, June 4, 2007
PRATT - Richard L. Mardis, 75, died June 2, 2007, at Pratt Regional
Medical Center. He was born Aug. 24, 1931, in Pratt, the son of
James E. and Elsie J. Rohr Mardis Sr. He was a retired conductor for
the railroad. He belonged to First United Methodist Church, and
Master Mason in Kilwinning Lodge No. 265. On Oct. 6, 1949, he
married Avis Jo Sipe in Pratt. She survives. Other survivors
include: a son, Gordon R., Wichita; a daughter, Patricia "Trish"
Weisshaar, Lawrence; two brothers, James E. Jr., Pratt, and Michael
E., Detroit; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. He
was preceded in death by a son, Danny L. Mardis. Funeral will be at
2 p.m. Tuesday at First United Methodist Church, Pratt, with the Rev.
Dan Ferguson presiding. Friends may sign the register from 1 to
5 p.m. Sunday and from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday at Larrison Mortuary,
Pratt. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery. Memorials may be sent
to the Pratt Recreation Department, or the donor's choice, both in
care of the mortuary. Condolences may be left at
www.larrisonmortuary.com.
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Father: Charles Weldon Akers
Mother: Mildred Fralin
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Census: 28 Apr 1910
, Kansas, Osage Co., Agency Twp, ED91, p10A
S2846
Census: Jun 1920
, Kansas, Saline Co., Smolan Twp, ed151, p244B
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Father: William M Tackwell
Mother: Elizabeth A Watts
Notes: married a TAYLOR abt 1910, one son
Sources:
S2845: [S2845] 1920 census, Kansas, Saline Co., Smolan Twp, ed151, p244B
S2846: [S2846] 1910 census, Kansas, Osage Co., Agency Twp, ED91, p10A
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Father: Harry E Gheen
Mother: Clara Elizabeth Samson
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Father: Living Landreth
Mother: Living Diegel
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Mother: Sandra Knowles
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