Post Records (Unbound), ca. 1880-1943, Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Kansas

Manuscript Collection no. 126 and Microfilm LM 324; MF 3113

Descriptive Information

This section provides basic data about the collection and a brief overview of its contents.

1.1 Repository
Kansas State Historical Society (Topeka)

1.2 Creator
Grand Army of the Republic. Kansas Dept.

1.3 Title
Post records (Loose)

1.4 Dates
ca. 1880-1943

1.5 Quantity
55 ft. (104 boxes)
2 microfilm reels

1.6 Abstract
State branch of a national organization of Union veterans of the Civil War. Preceded in Kansas by the Veteran (Union) Brotherhood. Established in Kansas in 1866. Permanently reorganized in 1880. The organization purported to preserve fraternal bonds among surviving Union veterans, perpetuate the history of the dead, and assist veterans in need and their families. Responsibility over the records and artifacts of the organization was transferred to the Kansas State Historical Society in 1957.

Muster rolls of individual posts for submission to the state department. The rolls are rosters of active members at the time of the muster; new members, discharged members, and transfers are also recorded. Some correspondence and photocopies of post charters are included.

1.7 Identification
Microfilm LM 324; MF 3113
Ms. collection no. 126
Shelf location 5-4-7-4 thru 5-6-5-2; 105-02-03-01 thru 105-02-04-03
Consult the Description of Subordinate Components section below for specific box and location numbers.

1.8 Notes
This finding aid describes materials held by the Kansas State Historical Society. Materials may be used in the Research Room in the society’s Center for Historical Research during regular research hours. Support for telephone, mail, and online reference and research is limited.

This finding aid describes materials on microfilm held by the Kansas State Historical Society. Microfilm may be used in the Research Room in the society’s Center for Historical Research during regular research hours. Microfilm may also be borrowed through interlibrary loan for your use at a participating public, academic, or research library. Information on interlibrary loan is available from the Kansas State Historical Society and on its web site, http://www.kshs.org. Support for telephone, mail and online research and reference is limited.

In a continuing effort to improve the completeness and accuracy of finding aids, revisions are made as more or new information becomes available. Consequently, this finding aid may differ slightly from what appears on the microfilm or on the Kansas State Historical Society’s web site.

History

This section contains a brief sketch of the organization that created the records.

An organizational history of the Kansas Department of the Grand Army of the Republic is also available.

Scope And Contents

This section contains a description and analysis of the contents of the collection.

This series includes the loose, or unbound, records of local GAR posts. These records consist primarily of individual post "Adjutant's Reports" (muster rolls) submitted quarterly to the state department. The muster rolls list member information for all active members at the time the roll was taken. The member information includes name, age, birthplace, residence, occupation, and military service. The reports also list the names of post officers and members gained and lost during the quarter. In many cases, this series includes correspondence concerning the activities of the post or state encampment, applications for charter, and photocopies of post charters. Surviving, original post charters are included in Series 10, Charters.

The Woman's Relief Corps (WRC) operated local posts as auxiliaries to the local GAR posts. The WRC auxiliaries submitted reports on activities and finances to the GAR post commander each quarter. The records of individual GAR posts in this series may also include some WRC quarterly reports.

Oversized materials were removed and boxed separately. Consult the “Detailed Description of the Collection,” section below, for specific box and location numbers for oversized materials.

Organization of the Collection

This section describes the order in which the collection’s contents have been placed.

The records of this series are arranged numerically by post number.

Adjunct Descriptive Data

This section includes lists of sources used in the preparation of this finding aid, collections on similar subjects that may be of interest to researchers, items cataloged separately, and items removed from the collection.

5.1 Related Materials

Administrative records, 1878-1945 (1882-1914), Grand Army of the Republic, Kansas Department, Manuscript Collection 126, Series 1- 7. See Administrative Records for a list of records in this collection.

Post Records (Bound), ca. 1880-1943, Grand Army of the Republic, Kansas Department, Manuscript Collection 126, Series 9. See Post Records (Bound) for a list of records in this collection.

Charters, ca. 1880-1943, Grand Army of the Republic, Kansas Department, Manuscript Collection 126, Series 10. See Charters for a list of records in this collection.

See the Administrative Records finding aid for a list of additional materials in allied collections.

5.3 Other Finding Aid
Copies of this finding aid are available in the Research Room of the Center for Historical Research and on its web site, http://www.kshs.org.

Post names and numbers changed occasionally. For this reason, identifying an individual post by its location is often the most accurate way to track a post over time. See the GAR posts list to search for the name and number of individual posts.

Controlled Access Headings

The terms listed below may include names, places, subjects, occupations, titles, and other words describing this collection. These terms are used in the ATLAS catalog used by the Kansas State Historical Society and affiliated libraries in Topeka, http://lib.wuacc.edu/search, as well as libraries and archives subscribing to OCLC, an international library/archives database. Searches on these words should produce a description of this collection as well as other books and collections that may be of interest. Names are subjects unless otherwise noted. Topical terms are Library of Congress subject headings unless indicated otherwise.

6.2 Corporate Names
Grand Army of the Republic.; Dept. of Kansas.

6.3 Geographic Names
Kansas -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865.
Kansas -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Societies, etc.
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Societies, etc.
United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Veterans

6.4 Subjects
Fraternal societies – Kansas.
Friendly societies -- Kansas.
Grand Army of the Republic.; Dept. of Kansas -- History.
Grand Army of the Republic.; Dept. of Kansas -- Records and correspondence.
Grand Army of the Republic.; Dept. of Kansas -- Societies, etc.
Military pensions -- United States -- Civil War, 1861-1865.
Patriotic Societies – Kansas.
Soldiers – Kansas.
Societies (fraternal).
Veterans – Kansas.

Administrative Information

This section provides more detailed information about this collection that may be helpful to those wishing to use it, including its history, restrictions, copyright information, other formats, and a suggested citation form.

7.1 Restrictions on Access
None.

7.2 Restrictions on Use
Notice: This material may be protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code). The user is cautioned that the publication of the contents of this microfilm may be construed as constituting a violation of literary property rights. These rights derive from the principle of common law, affirmed in the copyright law of 1976 as amended, that the writer of an unpublished letter or other manuscript has the sole right to publish the contents thereof unless he or she affirmatively parts with that right; the right descends to his or her legal heirs regardless of the ownership of the physical manuscript itself. It is the responsibility of a user or his or her publisher to secure the permission of the owner of literary property rights in unpublished writing.

7.4 Alternate Form Available
Some materials may be available in both paper and microfilm formats. See collection inventories for availability of alternate formats.

7.5 Preferred Citation
Note: [ document and/or series description, date], Grand Army of the Republic, Dept. of Kansas, Post Records (Loose)ca. 1880--1943, Kansas State Historical Society Ms. Collection 126 [box number]; microfilm MS [roll number].

Bibliography: Grand Army of the Republic, Dept. of Kansas. Post Records, ca. 1880– 1943, Kansas State Historical Society Ms. Collection 126 [box number]; microfilm MS [roll number].

7.6 Acquisition Information
In 1957 the Kansas state legislature assigned custody of all records held by the state department of the Grand Army of the Republic at the Memorial Building in Topeka, Kansas, to the Kansas State Historical Society (L. 1957 ch444, p948-949). The KSHS secretary’s report for the annual meeting ending 20 October 1959 notes:

“Records of the Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Kansas, were moved into the archives division from the old office space of the GAR during the past year. Fiscal and reunion records, 1879-1936, have been microfilmed while letters and papers of the organization, totaling 18 manuscript volumes and 14 document boxes, have been arranged and shelved” (See KHQ, v XXVI, 1960 [Kansas Historical Collections, v XLII], p. 78).

Since the 1950s, the Society has received a number of additional GAR records by donation. The identification of considerable gaps in the Grand Army records has prompted the Society to solicit additional donations.

7.7 Processing Information
Collection processed by:

Lorene Anderson Hawley, librarian, 1959-1960s
Suellyn Lathrop, archivist, 1990s
Suzanne Guinn, (Lela Barns intern and volunteer), 199os
Benjamin Stone, archivist, 2005
Michael A. Church, archivist, 2006-2007

Description Of Subordinate Components

Archival records are typically organized by series, a group of records that has a common element or function and a distinct organizational structure of its own, for example Correspondence Files, arranged chronologically, or Registers of Military Enlistments, arranged by regiment. Groups of series from the same office or other organizational element may form a subgroup, a portion of a larger record group, such as the sub - group "1979 – 87 (John Carlin)"

Box/Roll Number

Post Number

Post Name Post Location

Post Dates (folders)

Location

Box 1

Post 1

Lincoln

Topeka

1882-1888

1889-1898

1899-1911

1912-1932

5-4-7-4
.

Post 2

Vance

Hays

1882-1899

1900-1925

.
.

Post 3

Jewell

Pleasanton

1883-1887

1888-1899

1900-1933

.
.

Post 4

McPherson

Independence

1882-1887

1888-1899

1900-1933

.

Box 2

Post 5

Kearney

Washington

1882-1899

1900-1929

5-4-7-5
.

Post 6

Custer

Leavenworth

1882-1899

1900-1931

.
.

Post 7

Wadsworth

Council Grove

1883-1899

1900-1924

.

Box 3

Post 8

B.F. Larned

Larned

1881-1899

1900-1932

5-4-7-6
.

Post 9

Lyon

Marysville

1882-1895

1896-1935

.
.

Post 10

Sumner

Kansas City

1883-1887

1888-1899

1900-1925

.

Box 4

Post 11

Canby

Osage City

1882-1895

1896-1929

5-4-7-7
.

Post 12

Washington

Lawrence

1882-1899

1900-1935

.
.

Post 13

1. Osterhaus

Prescott

1882-1888

.
. .

2. Elsmore

Elsmore

1889-1899

1900-1924

.

Box 5

Post 14

Meade

Sterling

1882-1899

1900-1932

5-4-7-8
.

Post 15

John W. Geary

Cottonwood Falls

1882-1894

1896-1922

.
.

Post 16

Allison

Burlington

1882-1899

1900-1931

.
.

Post 17

Joe Hooker

Hutchinson

1882-1899

1900-1937

.

Box 6

Post 18

George H. Thomas

Ottawa

1882-1899

1900-1938

5-4-8-1
.

Post 19

Lyndon

Lyndon

1882-1899

1900-1938

.
.

Post 20

Kit Carson

Lyons

1882-1899

1900-1932

.
.

Post 21

1. Johnson

Hanover

1882-1884

.
. .

2. Mound

Gridley

1887-1894; 1915

.
. .

3. Ft. Donelson

St. Mary’s

1901-1909

.

Box 7

Post 22

Ellsworth

Ellsworth

1882-1899

1900-1932

5-4-8-2
.

Post 23

E.M. Stanton

Howard

1882-1899

1900-1934

.
.

Post 24

Sedgwick

Clifton

1882-1899

1900-1934

.

Box 8

Post 25

Garfield

Wichita

1882-1899

1900-1940

5-4-8-3
.

Post 26

Rawlins

Elk Falls

1882-1895

1896-1922

.
.

Post 27

Upton

Caldwell

1882-1891

1892-1933

.
.

Post 28

Burnside

Kansas City

1882-1899

1900-1929

.

Box 9

Post 29

Ed Lines

Alma

1882-1913

5-4-8-4
.

Post 30

Sherman

Ness City

1882-1895

1896-1926

.
.

Post 31

J.G. Blunt

Linn

1882-1895

1896-1921

.
.

Post 32

William H. Lytle

Ft. Scott

1882-1899

1900-1937

.
.

Post 33

Montgomery

Mound City

1882-1899

1900-1928

.

Box 10

Post 34

Jim Lane

Mankato

1882-1899

1900-1932

5-4-8-5
.

Post 35

E.P. Sheldon

Burlingame

1882-1899

1900-1933

.
.

Post 36

Judson Kilpatrick

Newton

1882-1899

1900-1933

.
.

Post 37

Farragut

Burrton

1883-1934

.
.

Post 38

O.P. Morton

Wamego

1882-1895

1896-1931

.

Box 11

Post 39

Custard

Onaga

1882-1899

1900-1926

5-4-8-6
.

Post 40

E.D. Baker

Baldwin

1882-1899

1900-1928

.
.

Post 41

Winfield Scott/Hill City

Millbrook/Hill City

1882-1899

1900-1925

.
.

Post 42

Pollock

Marion

1882-1899

1900-1930

.

Box 12

Post 43

Reynolds

Cawker City

1882-1895

1896-1927

5-4-8-7
.

Post 44

John Brown

Belleville

1882-1895

1896-1930

.
.

Post 45

Robert Anderson

Smith Center

1882-1899

1900-1931

.
.

Post 46

Will Wendell

Holton

1882-1899

1900-1934

.

Box 13

Post 47

Kenesaw

Minneapolis

1882-1899

1900-1931

5-5-1-1
.

Post 48

S.A. Hurlburt

Ellinwood

1882-1890

1891-1910

.
.

Post 49

Gen. Bailey

Girard

1882-1899

1900-1932

.
.

Post 50

Dick Yates

Eureka

1882-1899

1900-1928

.

Box 14

Post 51

McCook

Iola

1882-1899

1900-1936

5-5-1-2
.

Post 52

Pap Thomas

Great Bend

1882-1899

1900-1933

.
.

Post 53

Henderson

Frankfort

1882-1899

1900-1936

.
.

Post 54

F.P. Blair

Galena

1883-1899

1900-1927

.

Box 15

Post 55

Preston B. Plumb (Emporia)

Emporia

1882-1899

1900-1938

5-5-1-3
.

Post 56

Shiloh

Cherokee

1882-1895

1896-1917

.
.

Post 57

James Shields

Wellington

1883-1899

1900-1937

.
.

Post 58

S.R. Deach

Jewell

1882-1899

1900-1934

.

Box 16

Post 59

John A. Dix

Columbus

1882-1899

1900-1934

5-5-1-4
.

Post 60

1. Dahlgren

Ness City

1882

.
. .

2. Alta Vista

Alta Vista

1887-1908

.
. .

3. A.M. Kirkpatrick

LaHarpe

1916-1918

.
.

Post 61

1. Benton

Anthony

1882-1895

.
. .

2. H.W. Lawton

Anthony

1899-1934

.
.

Post 62

Jesse Nelson

Tecumseh

1882-1895

1896-1916

.

Box 17

Post 63

Abilene

Abilene

1882-1899

1900-1935

5-5-1-5
.

Post 64

Antietam

Parsons

1882-1899

1900-1938

.
.

Post 65

Gen. Russell

Pittsburg

1883-1899

1900-1935

.
.

Post 66

W.H.L. Wallace

El Dorado

1882-1899

1900-1926

.

Box 18

Post 67

Chickamauga

Scranton

1882-1892

1893-1920

5-5-1-6
.

Post 68

Franklin

Olathe

1883-1899

1900-1930

.
.

Post 69

O.M. Mitchell

Osborne

1882-1899

1900-1920

.
.

Post 70

1. Gettysburg

Hollenberg

1883-1905

.
. .

2. Labette

Labette

1906-1908

.

Box 19

Post 71

Gen. Rice

Topeka

1883-1899

1900-1933

5-5-1-7
.

Post 72

Vicksburg

Humboldt

1882-1899

1900-1933

.
.

Post 73

Neosho Falls/B.F. Goss

Neosho Falls

1887-1895

1896-1917

.
.

Post 74

Stone River

Sedan

1882-1895

1896-1900

.

Box 20

Post 75

Eskridge/W.H. Earl

Eskridge

1890-1906

1907-1924

5-5-2-1
.

Post 76

Stockton

Stockton

1882-1899

1900-1928

.
.

Post 77

Phillipsburg

Phillipsburg

1882-1899

1900-1928

.
.

Post 78

Ionia

Ionia

1882-1899

1900-1926

.

Box 21

Post 79

Brownlow

Severy

1882-1899

1900-1928

5-5-2-2
.

Post 80

Resaca

Williamsburg

1882-1923

.
.

Post 81

1. Kirby-Smith

Haddam

1882-1885

.
. .

2. Ness

Bazine

1887-1894

.
. .

3. Parsons

Parsons

1897-1934

.
.

Post 82

Gen. Strong

Jetmore

1882-1899

1900-1933

.

Box 22

Post 83

Reno

Nickerson

1882-1899

1900-1928

5-5-2-3
.

Post 84

Silas Miller

Canton

1882-1899

1900-1918

.
.

Post 85

Siverd

Winfield

1882-1899

1900-1937

.
.

Post 86

1.Pomona

Pomona

1882-1887

.
. .

2. L.P. Wilkes

Dwight

1887-1930

.

Box 23

Post 87

James B. McPherson

McPherson

1882-1899

1900-1935

5-5-2-4
.

Post 88

Phil Sheridan

Clay Center

1882-1899

1900-1933

.
.

Post 89

Peabody

Peabody

1882-1899

1900-1937

.
.

Post 90

1. John Goldy

Milan

1882-1907

.
. .

2. Sheridan

Coffeyville

1908-1936

.

Box 24

Post 91

Mulligan

Longton

1882-1895

1896-1915

5-5-2-5
.

Post 92

George Graham

Seneca

1882-1899

1900-1932

.
.

Post 93

Atchison/John A. Martin

Atchison

1882-1899

1900-1927

.
.

Post 94

Col. J. Hays

Carbondale

1882-1899

1900-1922

.
.

Post 95

General Mower

Millard

1884-1892

.

Box 25

Post 96

Lookout

Wellsville

1882-1899

1900-1932

5-5-2-6
.

Post 97

Douglass

Douglass

1882-1899

1900-1927

.
.

Post 98

Phil Harvey

Fredonia

1882-1899

1900-1930

.
.

Post 99

Cedar Vale

Cedar Vale

1882-1899

1900-1924

.

Box 26

Post 100

Lew Gove

Manhattan

1882-1887

1888-1895

1896-1933

5-5-2-7
.

Post 101

Chase

Beattie

1882-1895

1896-1928

.
.

Post 102

A.J. Smith

Fontana

1882-1895

1896-1911

.
.

Post 103

1. DeLong

St. John

1883-1885

.
. .

2. C.F. Smith

St. John

1887-1899

1900-1924

.

Box 27

Post 104

Gen. Curtis

Spring Hill

1882-1899

1900-1924

5-5-3-1
.

Post 105

L.E. King

Augusta

1882-1899

.
.

Post 106

Gen. H.C. Bull

Bull City/Alton

1882-1895

1896-1921

.
.

Post 107

Collyer

Collyer

1882-1899

1900-1924

.

Box 28

Post 108

Knowlton

Ottumwa

1882-1895

1896-1929

5-5-3-2
.

Post 109

I.B. Richardson

Miltonvale

1882-1892

1893-1910

.
.

Post 110

E.O.C. Ord

Moline

1882-1899

1900-1932

.
.

Post 111

Princeton

Princeton

1882-1899

1900-1935

.

Box 29

Post 112

Fall River

Fall River

1882-1895

1896-1919

5-5-3-3
.

Post 113

Concordia/W.T. Sherman

Concordia

1882-1899

1900-1932

.
.

Post 114

G.K. Warren

Osage Mission

1883-1895

1896-1915

.
.

Post 115

Wilson

Wilson

1882-1899

1900-1931

.

Box 30

Post 116

Wilderness

Delphos

1882-1899

1900-1928

5-5-3-4
.

Post 117

McCaslin

Paola

1882-1899

1900-1935

.
.

Post 118

Pea Ridge

Chetopa

1882-1899

1900-1925

.
.

Post 119

New Albany

New Albany

1883-1899

1900-1924

.

Box 31

Post 120

1. Leavenworth

Leavenworth

1883-1895

5-5-3-5
. .

2. Newton

Newton

1897-1902

.
.

Post 121

1. Cumberland

Salem

1883-1893

.
. .

2. G.W. Harrison

Andover

1894-1909

.
.

Post 122

Kirwin

Kirwin

1882-1892

.
.

Post 123

Baxter Springs

Baxter Springs

1883-1890

1891-1906

.
.

Post 124

Prairie Grove

Kansas Centre, Frederick

1882-1896

.

Box 32

Post 125

Leon

Leon

1882-1895

1896-1913

5-5-3-6
.

Post 126

Sackett

Irving

1882-1895

1896-1913

.
.

Post 127

John A. Logan

Salina

1882-1899

1900-1935

.
.

Post 128

Elk City

Elk City

1882-1906

.
.

Post 129

Neosho

Chanute

1882-1889

1890-1899

1900-1934

.

Box 33

Post 130

Hiawatha

Hiawatha

1882-1899

1900-1936

5-5-3-7
.

Post 131

Bridge

Gypsum

1882-1899

1900-1929

.
.

Post 132

Junction City

Junction City

1882-1899

1900-1932

.
.

Post 133

1. Dexter/H.C. McDorman

Dexter

1882-1896

.
. .

2.Wabaunsee/ McKinley

Wabaunsee

1898-1908

.

Box 34

Post 134

Greenleaf

Greenleaf

1883-1899

1900-1921

5-5-4-1
.

Post 135

O.R. Powers

Netawaka

1882-1903

.
.

Post 136

1. Medicine

Raceburgh/High Hill

1883-1886

.
. .

2. Henry Dunn

Woodston

1887-1888

.
. .

3. Ad Astra

Chanute

1894-1902

.
.

Post 137

1. Wallace

Scandia

1883-1887

.
. .

2. Sandy Valley

Middleton

1891-1900

.
.

Post 138

N.B. Page

Whiting

1883-1890

1891-1907

.

Box 35

Post 139

Mound Valley

Mound Valley

1883-1889

1890-1899

1900-1928

5-5-4-2
.

Post 140

Jayhawker

Waushara/Admire

1883-1896

.
.

Post 141

1. Pawnee

Cora

1883-1890

.
. .

2. Galesburg

Galesburg

1894-1917

.
.

Post 142

Hackleman

Cherryvale

1883-1899

1900-1933

.

Box 36

Post 143

1. Hepler

Hepler

1883-1885

5-5-4-3
. .

2. W.D. Conn

Alanthus

1889-1890

.
. .

3. Natoma

Natoma

1894-1899

.
.

Post 144

Havensville

Havensville

1883-1905

1906-1927

.
.

Post 145

Humphrey

Neodesha

1883-1901

1902-1906

1930

LM 324 no. 3 (Part of collection)

.

Post 146

Circleville

Circleville

1885-1918

.
.

Post 147

Beloit

Beloit

1883-1890

1891-1902

1903-1932

.
.

Post 148

1. G.W. Smith

Ft. Riley

1883-1885

.
. .

2. C.C. Myser

Toledo

1886-1895

1896-1914

.

Box 37

Post 149

1. Tonganoxie

Tonganoxie

1883-1892

5-5-4-4
. .

2. S.S. Perry

Wallace

1894-1898

.
.

Post 150

Oswego

Oswego

1883-1893

1894-1922

.
.

Post 151

Westmoreland

Westmoreland

1883-1917

.
.

Post 152

Bunker Hill

Bunker Hill

1883-1888

1889-1895

1896-1909

.

Box 38

Post 153

Coffeyville

Coffeyville

1883-1896

1897-1915

5-5-4-5
.

Post 154

James Montgomery

Uniontown

1889-1890

1891-1903

.
.

Post 155

Jules William

Oskaloosa

1883-1899

1900-1931

.
.

Post 156

Osage

McCune

1883-1899

1900-1924

.
.

Post 157

1. Corinth

Monmouth

1883

.
. .

2. John Anderson

Wilder

1884-1890

1891-1907

.

Box 39

Post 158

Arkansas City

Arkansas City

1883-1899

1900-1933

5-5-4-6
.

Post 159

Cornforth

Clyde

1883-1899

1900-1918

.
.

Post 160

Meriden

Meriden

1883-1895

1896-1920

.
.

Post 161

1. Winchester

Crystal Plains

1883-1892

.
. .

2. Gen. Slocum

Tonganoxie

1895-1910

.

Box 40

Post 162

1. Gaylord

Brownell

1883-1886

5-5-4-7
. .

2. James Fear

Brownell

1889-1916

.
.

Post 163

Oneida

Oneida

1883-1899

1900-1926

.
.

Post 164

Larrabee

Russell

1883-1886

1886-1892

1893-1912

.
.

Post 165

H.Z. Curtis

Keelville/Melrose

1883-1892

1893-1906

.
.

Post 166

Soldier/ James B. Kyle

Soldier

1883-1895

1896-1918

.

Box 41

Post 167

John L. Graham

Wetmore

1883-1899

1900-1924

5-5-5-1
.

Post 168

Sumter

Winchester

1883-1892

1893-1910

.
.

Post 169

Dunlap

Dunlap

1883-1895

1896-1930

.
.

Post 170

R.B. Mitchell

LaCygne

1883-1899

1900-1929

.
.

Post 171

George Ellis

Ellis

1883-1899

1900-1928

.

Box 42

Post 172

Burden

Burden

1883-1895

1896-1929

5-5-5-2
.

Post 173

Scottsville

Scottsville

1883-1892

1893-1907

.
.

Post 174

Eldred

Medicine Lodge

1883-1899

1900-1922

.
.

Post 175

Sabetha

Sabetha

1883-1895

.
. . . .

1896-1930

.
.

Post 176

1. Cloud

Central City

1883-1888

.
. .

2. R.B. Hayes

Pratt

1893-1930

.

Box 43

Post 177

Logan

Logan

1883-1899

1900-1918

5-5-5-3
.

Post 178

1. Ohio Grove

Minneapolis

1883-1888

.
. .

2. Steadman Hatch

Partridge

1889-1896

.
. .

3. Sylvan Grove

Sylvan Grove

1902-1915

.
.

Post 179

Meacham

Colony

1883-1899

1900-1924

.
.

Post 180

Rufus Gilpatrick

Garnett

1883-1899

1900-1930

.

Box 44

Post 181

Long Island

Long Island

1883-1900

5-5-5-4
.

Post 182

J.B. Milroy

Lenora

1883-1913

.
.

Post 183

Mulberry Grove

Mulberry

1883-1895

1896-1914

.
.

Post 184

Charley Aldrich

Cedarville

1883-1899

1900-1924

.
.

Post 185

Woodson

Yates Center

1883-1899

1900-1934

.

Box 45

Post 186

H.H. Free

Burr Oak

1883-1899

1900-1927

5-5-5-5
.

Post 187

Madison

Madison

1883-1910

.
.

Post 188

Centralia

Centralia

1883-1899

1900-1919

.
.

Post 189

Buford

Halstead

1883-1905

.
.

Post 190

Orloff Norton

Leroy

1883-1899

1900-1928

.

Box 46

Post 191

Severance

Severance

1883-1899

1900-1923

5-5-5-6
.

Post 192

1. Rousseau

Shady Bend

1883-1886

.
. .

2. Bies

Brewster

1889-1899

.
.

Post 193

1. Sargent

Little River

1883-1889

.
. .

2. Russell Springs

Russell Springs

1889-1899

.
. .

3. Little River

Little River

1900-1914

.
.

Post 194

1. Sgt. R. Mercer

Leonardville

1883-1893

.
. .

2. W.M. Richardson

Admire

1902-1925

.
.

Post 195

Wier

Pardee

1883-1889

1890-1901

.

Box 47

Post 196

1. Hartford

Hartford

1883-1892

5-5-5-7
. .

2. I.A. Taylor

Hartford

1893-1918

.
.

Post 197

Capt. Trego

Wakeeney

1883-1890

1891-1917

.
.

Post 198

T.E.G. Ransom

Oberlin

1883-1899

1900-1923

.
.

Post 199

Toronto

Toronto

1883-1895

1896-1929

.
.

Post 200

Col. Givens

Hallowell

1883-1907

.

Box 48

Post 201

U.S. Grant

Elmdale

1883-1895

1896-1932

5-5-6-1
.

Post 202

Marion

Florence

1883-1899

1900-1927

.
.

Post 203

Mulvane

Mulvane

1883-1899

1900-1928