Benjamin Perry Kearnes1
M, #2101, b. 3 December 1885, d. 4 December 1885
- Relationship
- 1st cousin 2 times removed of Joanne Gayle Albertson
Benjamin Perry Kearnes was born on 3 December 1885 in Hubbard, Hardin County, Iowa.1
Benjamin died on 4 December 1885 in Hubbard, Hardin County, Iowa.1 He was the son of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson.1
Benjamin died on 4 December 1885 in Hubbard, Hardin County, Iowa.1 He was the son of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson.1
Citations
- [S1214] Donald Scott Jenkins, compiler, "Hunt", Updated 15 Dec 2002.
Shellie Violetta Kearnes1
F, #2102, b. 9 December 1894, d. 2 April 1947
- Relationship
- 1st cousin 2 times removed of Joanne Gayle Albertson
Shellie Violetta Kearnes was born on 9 December 1894 in Unionville, Putnam County, Missouri.1 She was the daughter of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson.1
In Benton Township, Cedar County, Missouri, she appeared on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 23 June 1900 in the household of her parents James and Elmina Kearnes. She was listed as Shelly V. Kearnes, age 5, born Dec 1894 in Missouri.2
She married Wiley John Guss in Decatur, Benton County, Arkansas, on 10 June 1911.1
Shellie died on 2 April 1947 in Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, at age 52.1
In Benton Township, Cedar County, Missouri, she appeared on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 23 June 1900 in the household of her parents James and Elmina Kearnes. She was listed as Shelly V. Kearnes, age 5, born Dec 1894 in Missouri.2
She married Wiley John Guss in Decatur, Benton County, Arkansas, on 10 June 1911.1
Shellie died on 2 April 1947 in Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, at age 52.1
William Bryan Kearnes1
M, #2103, b. 15 March 1897, d. 22 May 1971
- Relationship
- 1st cousin 2 times removed of Joanne Gayle Albertson
William Bryan Kearnes was born on 15 March 1897 in Unionville, Putnam County, Missouri.1 He was the son of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson.1
In Benton Township, Cedar County, Missouri, he appeared on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 23 June 1900 in the household of his parents James and Elmina Kearnes. He was listed as William B. Kearnes, age 3, born Mar 1897 in Missouri.2
He married Gertrude Partridge in Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, on 26 June 1915.1
William died on 22 May 1971 at age 74.1
In Benton Township, Cedar County, Missouri, he appeared on the 1900 U.S. census taken on 23 June 1900 in the household of his parents James and Elmina Kearnes. He was listed as William B. Kearnes, age 3, born Mar 1897 in Missouri.2
He married Gertrude Partridge in Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, on 26 June 1915.1
William died on 22 May 1971 at age 74.1
Wiley John Guss1
M, #2104, b. 1 May 1891
Wiley John Guss was born on 1 May 1891 in Helper, Crawford County, Kansas.1
He married Shellie Violetta Kearnes, daughter of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson, in Decatur, Benton County, Arkansas, on 10 June 1911.1
He married Shellie Violetta Kearnes, daughter of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson, in Decatur, Benton County, Arkansas, on 10 June 1911.1
Citations
- [S1214] Donald Scott Jenkins, compiler, "Hunt", Updated 15 Dec 2002.
Gertrude Partridge1
F, #2105, b. 7 September 1900, d. 25 April 1972
Gertrude Partridge was born on 7 September 1900 in Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas.1
She married William Bryan Kearnes, son of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson, in Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, on 26 June 1915.1
Gertrude died on 25 April 1972 at age 71.1
She married William Bryan Kearnes, son of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson, in Girard, Crawford County, Kansas, on 26 June 1915.1
Gertrude died on 25 April 1972 at age 71.1
Citations
- [S1214] Donald Scott Jenkins, compiler, "Hunt", Updated 15 Dec 2002.
Rose Ann Kingston1
F, #2106, b. 7 June 1883, d. 30 July 1954
Rose Ann Kingston was born on 7 June 1883 in Pittsburg, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.1
She married Josephus J Kearnes, son of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson, on 15 March 1905.1,2
Rose and Josephus appeared on the 1910 U.S. census taken on 18 April 1910 at 1408 Charlotte Street in Kansas City, Jackson County, Kansas. He was listed as Josephus J. Kearns, a house carpenter, age 26, born in Iowa. She was shown as Rose A. Kearns, age 26, born in Pennsylvania. Their daughter Jessie who was born in 1906 had died in 1909.3
Rose died on 30 July 1954 in Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas, at age 71.1
She married Josephus J Kearnes, son of James P. Kearnes and Elmina Albertson, on 15 March 1905.1,2
Rose and Josephus appeared on the 1910 U.S. census taken on 18 April 1910 at 1408 Charlotte Street in Kansas City, Jackson County, Kansas. He was listed as Josephus J. Kearns, a house carpenter, age 26, born in Iowa. She was shown as Rose A. Kearns, age 26, born in Pennsylvania. Their daughter Jessie who was born in 1906 had died in 1909.3
Rose died on 30 July 1954 in Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas, at age 71.1
Citations
- [S1214] Donald Scott Jenkins, compiler, "Hunt", Updated 15 Dec 2002.
- [S121] Unknown Author, Genealogy of the Bell Family, page 75, gives date.
- [S1216] 1910, U.S. Census, Population Schedule,Jackson County, Kansas, Kansas City, 9th Ward, Enumeration District 121, Sheet 3B, stamped 20, Dwelling __, Family 72.
Harry Hitchings1
M, #2107, b. 1864, d. 29 May 1916
Harry Hitchings was born in 1864 in Brooklyn, New York.2,3
He married Elmina Albertson, daughter of Benjamin Albertson and Sabina T. Marsh, in Decatur, Benton County, Arkansas, on 23 January 1910.4,1 Harry and Elmina were listed in a directory for Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas, at 108 W. 18th in 1914. They were listed as: Hitchings, Harry (Elmira) dep. Pioneer Home Protective Society. r. 108 W. 18th.5 Harry became a widower at his wife's death on 2 May 1916.6,7
Harry died on 29 May 1916 in Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas.3 He was buried on 31 May 1916 in Highland Park Cemetery, Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas.2,3,8
An obituary for Harry Hitchings was published in The Pittsburg Headlight, Pittsburg, Kansas on 1 June 1916. It read:
He married Elmina Albertson, daughter of Benjamin Albertson and Sabina T. Marsh, in Decatur, Benton County, Arkansas, on 23 January 1910.4,1 Harry and Elmina were listed in a directory for Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas, at 108 W. 18th in 1914. They were listed as: Hitchings, Harry (Elmira) dep. Pioneer Home Protective Society. r. 108 W. 18th.5 Harry became a widower at his wife's death on 2 May 1916.6,7
Harry died on 29 May 1916 in Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas.3 He was buried on 31 May 1916 in Highland Park Cemetery, Pittsburg, Crawford County, Kansas.2,3,8
An obituary for Harry Hitchings was published in The Pittsburg Headlight, Pittsburg, Kansas on 1 June 1916. It read:
[LIND:]Fatally Stricken at Table. Harry Hitchings Died In a Restaurant Last Night. From Tuesday's Daily. Harry Hitchings, a deputy in the Pioneer Protective Society and a well known worker in lodge circles in Pittsburg was fatally stricken while eating his supper at the O C. Blacker restaurant, 127 east Fourth Street about 7 o'clock last night. Except from the melancholy from which he was suffering from the death of his wife which occurred one month ago, he seemed to be in his usual health yesterday. Dr. U. A. D. Collelmo, who was summoned to the restaurant when he was stricken pronounced heart disease the cause of his death. He had been in company with A. L. Billington the greater part of the afternoon and two men came into the restaurant for supper at 7 o'clock, according to the story as it was told by O. C. Blacker, proprietor. "They sat down at one of the tables," he said, "and the men commenced to eat their supper. Suddenly Mr. Hitchings gaped slightly and fell limply down on the table. We carried him to a sofa in the back part of the room but he never spoke and died in a few minutes." The body was taken to the Bowman establishment. The funeral will be held from the chapel Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Sam I. Smith will conduct the ceremony. The Odd Fellows lodge, of which Mr. Hitchings was a member will have charge of the funeral. Burial will be made in Highland Park cemetery. Mr. Hitchings has been a resident of Pittsburg five years. He was 52 years old and was born in Brooklyn, N. Y. He came west about fifteen years ago and first settled in Kansas City. Later he moved to Decatur, Arlk, where he married the second time. He is survived by one daughter by his first wife. The daughter lives in California but her exact adddress is not known. Rrelatives living here in Pittsburg are two stepsons, J. J. and W. B. Kearnes, and a step-daughter, Mrs. Wiley Gus. Mr. Hitchings was a member of the Episcopal church. He was financial secretary for the A. H. T. A. and was affiliated with the Woodmen of the World, in addition to the I.O.O.F. and Pioneer Home Protective society.2
Citations
- [S1214] Donald Scott Jenkins, compiler, "Hunt", Updated 15 Dec 2002.
- [S1572] Obituary for Harry Hitchings, The Pittsburg Headlight, Pittsburg, Kansas (1 Jun 1916),.
- [S1135] Find a Grave, online findagrave.com,Harry Hitchings, Highland Park Cemetery, Pittsburg, Kansas, memorial# 49761440, printout Jan 2011, gives year.
- [S1570] Arkansas Marriages 1837-1957, online at ancestry,com,Elmina Kearnes and Harry Hitchings, accessed 21 Mar 2012.,Original electronic data: FamilySearch from Arkansas Court of Common Pleas and County Clerks.
- [S1494] U.S. City Directories, online at ancestry.com,R. L. Polk & Co.'s 1914 Pittsburg, Kansas City Directory, pg 152. Accessed 26 Dec 2016.
- [S1571] Obituary for Elmina Hitchings, The Sun, Pittsburg, Kansas (3 May 1916),.
- [S1135] Find a Grave, online findagrave.com,Elmina Kearnes Hitchings, Highland Park Cemetery, Pittsburg, Kansas, memorial# 49761441, printout Jan 2011.
- [S1337] Crawford County Cemeteries, online at crawfordcountykansas.org/ tombstone transcription datebase,Harry Hitchings is listed on page 24 of Hobson Cemetery Section. Hobson Cemetery is now part of Highland Park.,These transcriptions were done by WIlliam C. Cuthbertson in 1975.