Shipler, Edward John ‘Edd’ husband of Mary L(Jones)
Burial Date: 1940, 04/19 Age: 69 Lot: 268 G
| Birth: | 1871 |
| Death: | Apr. 1940 |
 age 69, Tracings: h/Mary L(Jones)s/James Elliott & Millie Jane(Slyter)s/James Elliott & Millie Jane(Slyter) Family links: Children: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 268 G |
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Slupski, Charlotte L ‘Lottie’ (Suchacz) wife of Richard Roger
Burial Date: 2007, 10/27 Age: 86 Lot: 1228 H
| Birth: | Dec. 17, 1920 |
| Death: | Oct. 24, 2007 |
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Note: Daughter of Jozef & Elzbieta Stelmach Suchacz. Married Richard R. Slupski on May 16, 1945. Mother of Timothy R., Carol A. and Jill A. |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA |
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| Maintained by: Joe Gibbens Originally Created by: Joe Mefford Record added: Oct 28, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 22515334 |
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Richard Roger Slupski buried in Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside, CA Memorial #3849602
Sloan, Mary Jane ‘Jennie’
daughter of William & Jane(Richards)
Burial Date: 1942, 11/17 Age: 78 Lot: 664 F
Jennie was born in Ireland and lived with her 91 year old mother, Jane Sloan, near Sterling College.
| Name: | Jennie Sloan [Jane Shaw] |
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| Age: | 55 | ||||||||
| Birth Year: | abt 1865 | ||||||||
| Birthplace: | Ireland | ||||||||
| Home in 1920: | Sterling, Rice, Kansas | ||||||||
| Street: | 6th St | ||||||||
| Residence Date: | 1920 | ||||||||
| Race: | White | ||||||||
| Gender: | Female | ||||||||
| Immigration Year: | 1865 | ||||||||
| Relation to Head of House: | Daughter | ||||||||
| Marital status: | Single | ||||||||
| Father’s Birthplace: | Ireland | ||||||||
| Mother’s name: | Jane Sloan | ||||||||
| Mother’s Birthplace: | Ireland | ||||||||
| Native Tongue: | Irish | ||||||||
| Able to Speak English: | Yes | ||||||||
| Naturalization Status: | Alien | ||||||||
| Able to Read: | Yes | ||||||||
| Able to Write: | Yes | ||||||||
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Small, Kay Louise
daughter of LeRoy Ernest ‘Shorty’ & Lola Louise(McGuire)
Burial Date: 1949, 03/01 Age: Newborn Lot: 246 E
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Small, Lola Louise (McGuire) Wife of Leroy Ernest ‘Shorty’ Small
Burial Date: 1996, 09/23 Age: 80 Lot: 246 F
Birth: Mar. 4, 1916 Independence, Montgomery Co., Kansas
Death: Sep. 23, 1996 Alden, Kansas
Family links:
Spouse:
LeRoy Ernest Small (1908 – 1983)*
Children:
Norman Eugene Small (1946 – 1968)*
Kay Louise Small (1949 – 1949)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Created by: Lara Mitchell Alfaro
Record added: May 22, 2011
Find A Grave Memorial# 70232238
Small, Leroy Ernest ‘Shorty’ h/Lola Louise(McGuire)
Burial Date: 1983, 03/08 Age: 74 Lot: 246 H
| Birth: | May 9, 1908 Alden, Kansas |
| Death: | Mar. 8, 1983 Sterling, Kansas |
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Family links: Children: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA |
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Small, Elizabeth May ‘Lizzie’ (Mitchell) Wife of John Franklin
Burial Date: 1936, 12/01 Age: 59 Lot:246 J
| Birth: | Oct., 1877 |
| Death: | 1936 |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA |
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Slyter, Clarence Kent ‘Dick’
son of Shelby J & Mary Isabell(Leathers)
Burial Date: 1963, 12/04 Age: 63 Lot: 052 G
War: WW2 
| Birth: | Dec. 11, 1899 Kansas City, Wyandotte Co., Kansas |
| Death: | Dec. 2, 1963 |
age 63 ,son of /Shelby J & Mary Isabell(Leathers) KS Pvt 26 Tech Sch So AAF Veteran of: World War II |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 052 G |
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Smith, Martha Alice ‘Mattie’ (Simpson)
2nd wife of Jacob Ellsworth ‘Jake’ Smith
Burial Date: 1981, 01/07 Age: 90 Lot: 003 F
| Birth: | Aug. 23, 1889 Graham, KS |
| Death: | Jan. 4, 1981 Hutchinson, KS |
Martha (Mattie) was the 2nd wife of Jacob Ellsworth Smith. She was born in Graham, KS and passed away in Hutchinson, KS. She was the mother of 6 children, Willis Ellsworth, Floyd Edward, Thelma Louise, Eva Geraldine, Doris Lucille, and Eugene Reed.Family links: Spouse: Jacob Ellsworth Smith (1887 – 1967) Children: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 003F |
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Smith, Jacob Ellsworth ‘Jake’
Divorced husband of Elenor ‘Nell’ Susanne(Colwell) Married May 1911
husband of Martha Matilda ‘Mary’ Alice(Simpson)
Burial Date: 1968, 02/24 Age: 80 Lot: 003 H
WWI
| Birth: | Apr. 14, 1887 |
| Death: | Feb. 11, 1967 |
Jacob, Known as Jake was the son of Thomas Ellsworth & Ida Florence (Shelton) Smith. Jake was married to Eleanor Susanna Colwell and had three children Lawrence, Louise & Alta. They divorced. He later married Martha Matilda Alice Simpson, They had 6 children, Willis Ellsworth, Floyd Edward, Thelma Louise, Eva Geraldine, Doris Lucille, and Eugene Reed. Jake was a veteran of World War 1.Family links: Parents: Thomas Ellsworth Smith (1861 – 1929) Ida Florence Shelton Smith (1865 – 1943)Spouses: Elenor ‘Nell’ Susanne Colwell Smith (1896 – 1978) Martha Alice Simpson Smith (1889 – 1981) *Children: Siblings: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: # 003 H |
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Smith, Eva Geraldine
daughter of Jacob Ellsworth ‘Jake’ & Martha Alice(Simpson)
Burial Date: 1960, 12/09 Age: 35 Lot: 003 B
| Birth: | Apr. 23, 1925 |
| Death: | Dec. 7, 1960 |
Eva Geraldine was the daughter of Jacob Ellsworth and Martha Alice Smith. She was killed in a car accident when she was 35.Family links: Parents: Jacob Ellsworth Smith (1887 – 1967) Martha Alice Simpson Smith (1889 – 1981) Siblings: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: Lot # 003 B |
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Smith, Sr., James Henry husband of Maryanna A ‘Mamie'(Taber)
Burial Date: 1915, 02/23 Age: 69 Lot: 371 H
War: Civil War Co. D, 117th Ind. & Co. C, 140th Ind. Inf.
OBITUARY STERLING KANSAS BULLETIN 1915, 02/25
J. H. SMITH
J. H. Smith was born the 22nd of April, 1845, near Muncie, Indiana. At the age of 18 he enlisted in the Union Army in 1863, joining the 140Th Indiana Volunteers as a lieutenant under Captain Brady. After the death of Captain Brady, Lieutenant J. H. Smith was promoted to captain of his company. After the close of the Civil war he taught school and studied law. In 1870 he went to Sulphur Springs, Texas, to practice law. He remained at this point – nearly a year, when he was called home to Indiana on account of the death of his father.
He then came to Kansas in 1873 and located in Sterling for the practice of his profession. He was married to Mamie Taber on the 8th of March 1874. To this union were born six children, four daughters and two sons. Callie, the late wife of W. T. Brown; James, who resides with mother; May, Mrs. G. J. Brown; William, who died in 1907; Myrtle, Mrs. N. R. Fair, of Stafford; Lenora, Mrs. Dr. Gulick, of Denver, Colo.
1n 1885 the First National bank of Sterling was organized, and Mr. Smith was elected as president. This position he held until a few weeks ago, when he resigned and disposed of his stock. As a banker Mr. Smith went through all the hard times known to the early day bankers and businessmen of Kansas. He was always known as a safe and conservative banker. His connection with the bank gave him a wide acquaintance, and afforded him many opportunities to do good for the community and its citizens.
J.H. Smith was a man of strong physique and never knew what it was to be sick, as to speak. His late illness is the first time he ever took to his bed. He was a man exact in his ways, cautious in his dealings and conservative in his ideals; lenient to those in need and deserving. He was a man always willing to do his share for any benefit or improvement that would beautify or improve the city. J.H. Smith was always one of the first men to be asked for aid and always responded first among the citizens of Sterling. He loved his home and family, and often remarked that “a man’s home should be his castle.” He was very fond of flowers and his enjoyment was to work among them, and each year as these flowers bloom they will be a living memory in his honor.
Mr. Smith’s absence from our streets will be very noticeable, as one of his habits was to walk around the city. He often took long walks thru all parts of the city, and most every boy and girl in the community knew him personally. He was of a jolly disposition, and took a great interest in the little folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were the first married on the townsite and home devotion was a foremost characteristic of him who has reached his long home.
Funeral services were held at the family home Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o’clock, in charge of the Masonic order, assisted by A. El Henry and a quartet. The remains were laid to rest in Cottonwood cemetery, where a son and daughter lie.
In print can be seen Maryana, was spelled Marianna A, and later Mary Anne, nicknamed ‘Mamie’
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Smith, Maryanna A ‘Mamie’ (Taber) wife of James Henry Smith, Sr.
Burial Date: 1945, 09/07 Age: 90 Lot: 371 F
Name seen with several spellings : Maryana, Maryanna, Mary Anne, ‘Mamie’
Marianna A. Taber was born on October 3, 1854, in New York, the child of Clarkson and Deborah. She married James Henry Smith on March 8, 1874, in Sterling, Kansas. They had six children in 11 years. She died on September 4, 1945, in Sterling, Kansas, at the age of 90, and was buried there.
Birth: 1854 Death: Sep. 1945
age 90
Burial:
Sterling Cemetery
Sterling
Rice County
Kansas, USA
Plot: 371 F
Created by: Lawcas
Record added: Apr 22, 2013
Find A Grave Memorial# 108900531
Smith, William ‘Whitey’
Burial Date: 1931, 11/04 Age: 70 Lot: 092 B
Transient – no further information known.
Zimmerman, Jacob H ‘Jake’
husband of Josephine Bee ‘Josie’ (Bonser)
Burial Date: 1973, 09/11 Age:97 Lot: 748 G
| Birth: Aug. 8, 1876 Chenoa McLean County Illinois, USA |
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| Death: | Sep. 8, 1973 Whitewater Butler County Kansas, USA |
 age 97, husband of h/Josephine `Josie’ Bee(Bonser) Died Whitewater, KS Family links: Spouse: Children: Siblings: *Calculated relationship |
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| Burial: Sterling Cemetery Sterling Rice County Kansas, USA Plot: 748 G |
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