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Towanda Township Cemetery, Butler County, Kansas

Harvey L. Sooby Jul 30 1906 - Mar 25 1959,
Henry Mosier Sooby Jun 18 1904 - Jun 9 1981
Herbert S. Sooby Aug 18 1877 - Jun 29 1943
Pauline Mae Sooby Jan 3 1913 - Nov 3 1995
Wilma C Sooby Feb 6 1908 - Jan 10 1992 (wife of Harvey L. Sooby)

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From History of Butler County, Kansas

Page 644, transcribed by Carolyn Ward from History of Butler County, Kansas by Vol. P. Mooney. Standard Publishing Company, Lawrence, Kan.: 1916. ill.; 894 pgs.

HISTORY OF BUTLER COUNTY 644 cont'd

Elisha Mosier, a well to do farmer and stockman and substantial citizen of Fairview township, is a native of Ohio. He was born in Morgan county, August 23, 1838, and is a son of Eleazer and Abigal (Fall) Mosier, natives of Maine, who went to Ohio with their respective parents at an early day. The Mosier family is of English descent; Elisha Mosier's great-grandfather, Daniel, was a native of England.

Elisha Mosier was reared to manhood and educated in Ohio, and in 1866, was married to Miss Lucy Ann Eveland, a daughter of Daniel and Louisa Eveland, natives of Ohio. After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Mosier lived on a farm in Morgan county, Ohio, about ten years. They then went to Iowa and settled in Wanplow county, where they remained four years, and removed to Jasper county, Iowa. They followed farming with indifferent success here until 1885, when they sold their land and came to Butler county, Kansas. Upon coming here, they bought a quarter section of land in section 27, Fairview township. This land was unimproved with the exception of a little one-room stone house, 6x8 feet. This building was torn down and the stone used in the construction of his present residence. When Mr. Mosier bought his place here, he went in debt for a large part of the purchase price. He engaged in the stock business and general farming and has met with very satisfactory success. His place is an ideal stock farm, being amply supplied with good water, and the soil is of a rich and productive character.

To Mr. and Mrs. Mosier have been born the following children: Daniel E., Lincoln county, Oklahoma; Stephen A., Lincoln county, Oklahoma; Henry, deceased; Louisa, married Frank Buckler, Lincoln county, Oklahoma; Elizabeth, married A. G. Zimmerman, and lives on the home place in Fairview township; Mary Belle, married Shirley Ratts, Reno county, Kansas; Jane, married Chas. A. Ray, Butler county; Lodema May, married Herbert Sooby, Butler county; George D., Butler county; Florence Ulda, married A. Ray, Champaign, Ill. Mrs. Mosier died February 19, 1905. Since coming to Butler county, Mr. Mosier has built up a reputation for honesty and integrity, which gives him a place among the best citizens of this section of the State.

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RootsWeb: KSBUTLER-L [KSBUTLER] Lorraine A. Hull - 2001

From: Peg Luce
Subject: [KSBUTLER] Lorraine A. Hull - 2001
Date: Tue, 22 May 2001 08:26:31 -0600

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Surname: Hull, Sooby
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Taken from El Dorado Times, El Dorado, Butler Co., Kansas April 15, 2001

Lorraine A. Hull, 80, of Wichita, and formerly of Towanda, died Tuesday.
Graveside services will be held at 11 a.. Friday at Towanda Cemetery.

He was retired from the sheetmetal department of Raytheon (Beech) Airplane
Company.

Survivors include; his wife, Marian Hull of the home; a son, Brad Hull
of Wichita; a brother, Arlo Hull of El Dorado; a sister, Virgilene Sooby
of El Dorado; 10 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to Glenville Bible Baptist Church. Broadway Mortuary
has the arrangements.

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Elbing, Butler County, Kansas

ELBING, ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE

By 1910 Elbing's population had reached 100. The following statistics are recorded
Chas. Turner, banker; Arthur and Frederic Sooby, blacksmiths; Harry Cassel, lumber salesman;

BUSINESSES AND PROFESSIONS

On the east side of Main Street were the Kirkwood Lumber Yard, the Sooby Blacksmith shop, a barber shop, a cafe, and other offices. At one time, Elbing also had a hotel and restaurant used mainly by salesmen who traveled from town to town.

Clayton Sooby was the son of Fred and Myrtle Patton Sooby, who were members of the Elbing Methodist Episcopal Church. Fred and Myrtle had two sons, Don and Clayton, and one daughter, Helen. Fred was widely known as a good blacksmith.

Clayton attended the Elbing Grade School, and the Peabody and Newton High Schools. He and Helen drove to Newton in a stripped down car and repeatedly tried to set a new speed record.

Clayton married Irene Porter of Peabody whom he had learned to know in High School days. They had three daughters: Beverly, Kay, and Judy, and a son, Don. Don is a radio announcer. Beverly Sooby Ralph now lives in Leavenworth, Kansas.

Kay Sooby Stevens lives in Denver and has sent us some of her experiences in Elbing. She writes:

'My living in Elbing goes back forty-eight years. I remember only the fun things. Going to Grandma Sooby's house and playing in the barn. Putting pennies on the railroad tracks. I remember climbing to the top of the lumber yard and robbing birds nests . . . playing in the old cars back of the shop. I remember riding my wonderful wooden scooter, climbing up in the barn and catching pigeons ... the wonderful black licorice pipes, the tornado that blew the roof off ourgarage. I remember Pearl and Earl Hamilton, who lived across the street from grandma's ... the peppernuts we got at Christmas time, the school house across the street from our home.'

Judy Sooby Gronau runs a craft shop in Newton. She utilizes old doors to design interesting art pieces for her exhibits. She reminds me of the creativeness of her father; both have designed and built many wooden toys for children. In an interview with her recently, she recalled the period when her father worked in the South American oil fields and made toys for the children in those areas.

Judy also remembers when her father worked in the Elbing bank. He kept in close contact with the staff in later years. He and Don changed their father's blacksmith shop to an automobile repair shop where Clayton became a very good mechanic.

They also worked on windmills. Judy still has a part of a windmill supporting leg on which is inscribed, "Sooby Brothers." It is interesting to see how versatile Clayton was moving from one business to another. Those who knew him remember his friendly smile and his love for children.

ELBING BUSINESS VENTURES IN 1992

Epp Service Company is owned and operated by Virgil Epp. Virgil's father, Frank Epp, moved to Elbing from Mingo, Kansas in 1946 and took over the Sooby Brothers' Repair Shop for cars and farm tractors.

Walter Dyck Remembers Elbing

Other vivid memories cluster around the two-room grade school. This was the old building. Clayton Sooby and I were in the same grade. Since we were neighbors we studied eighth grade arithmetic at home during our seventh year. Anna Kieler, the upper grade teacher, encouraged the two of us to tussle with algebra and geometry in the eighth year. (Clayton had a mathematical mind.) Years later Clayton and I drove to Peabody to visit Margaret and Annie Kieler in their retirement.

Another remembrance was the Sooby blacksmith shop. I can still see Fred standing at the forge turning the blower by hand and stoking the glowing embers. I can also still hear the clang of the heavy hammer by which the cutting edges of the iron plow shares were sharpened. When heated they turned red and even near white. These edges were then hardened by plunging them into water or treating them with a special flux (hardening agent). All this was done during extreme hot summer days. Often Mr. Sooby worked early in the morning or late at night to avoid the heat.

Louis A. Janzen, Retired Farmer and
Stockman of Elbing, Kansas

Another instance comes to mind. I went to the Sooby blacksmith shop with my older brother. I saw a rifle in the middle room. Being still part boy, I grabbed the rifle and pulled the trigger. To my surprise there was a hole in the roof. My older brother and the Sooby brothers were so frightened by this act that nobody said anything. I apologized and learned a lesson from this careless act.

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World War I Draft Registration List 1917-1918 Butler County, Kansas

Name Birth Date Race
Fredrick Wrightman Sooby 17 Jan 1875 White
Herbert Sylvester Sooby 18 Aug 1877 White
John Harold Sooby 27 Aug 1899 White

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1930 Census butler county, Kansas

CENSUS YEAR: 1930 STATE: KS COUNTY: Butler TOWNSHIP: Fairmount INCORPORATED-PLACE: Elbing City MICROFILM#: T626-695 SUPV/DISTR: 9 ENUM/DISTR: 8-23 ENUMERATOR: Mrs. Myrtle Sooby ENUM/DATE-RANGE: April 23rd-25th, 1930 CENSUS-DAY: April 1, 1930

		ENUM			STR						HOME	$VALUE	RADIO					S-M	AGE	ATTD	CAN		FATHER'S	MOTHER'S	MOTHER	YEAR		SPEAK			CLASS	AT-WORK	LN#-or		WHAT	FARM	Transcriber's
PG#	LN#	DISTR	SH#	STR	NBM	DW#	FM#	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	RELATION	O-R	$RENT	SET	FARM?	SEX	RACE	AGE	Wd-D	1st M	SCH	RD/WR	BIRTHPLACE	BIRTHPLACE	BIRTHPLACE	TONGUE	IMMI	NATL	ENGL?	OCCUPATION	INDUSTRY	WORKER	YES'DAY	UNEMP-S	VET	WAR?	SCHD	REMARKS
				(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)	(10)	(11)	(12)	(13)	(14)	(15)	(16)	(17)	(18)	(19)	(20)	(21)	(22)	(23)	(24)	(25)	(26)	(27)	(28)	(29)	(30)	(31)	(32)
246A	40	8-23	1A	.	.	12	12	Sooby	Fredrick W.	Head	O	1500	.	No	M	W	55	M	22	No	Yes	Kansas	England	Kansas	.	.	.	Yes	Proprietor	Blacksmith Shop	O	Yes	.	No	.	.	.
246A	41	8-23	1A	.	.	12	12	Sooby	Myrtle	Wife	.	.	.	.	F	W	53	M	21	No	Yes	Kansas	Illinois	Indiana	.	.	.	Yes	None	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.

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1930 Census butler county, Kansas

CENSUS YEAR: 1930 STATE: KS COUNTY: Butler TOWNSHIP: Prospect INSTITUTION: Butler County Infirmary MICROFILM#: T626-695 SUPV/DISTR: 9 ENUM/DISTR: 8-38 ENUMERATOR: Mrs. Eliza Maxwell ENUM/DATE-RANGE: April 2nd - May 19th, 1930 CENSUS-DAY: April 1, 1930

		ENUM			STR						HOME	$VALUE	RADIO					S-M	AGE	ATTD	CAN		FATHER'S	MOTHER'S	MOTHER	YEAR		SPEAK			CLASS	AT-WORK	LN#-or		WHAT	FARM	Transcriber's
PG#	LN#	DISTR	SH#	STR	NBM	DW#	FM#	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	RELATION	O-R	$RENT	SET	FARM?	SEX	RACE	AGE	Wd-D	1st M	SCH	RD/WR	BIRTHPLACE	BIRTHPLACE	BIRTHPLACE	TONGUE	IMMI	NATL	ENGL?	OCCUPATION	INDUSTRY	WORKER	YES'DAY	UNEMP-S	VET	WAR?	SCHD	REMARKS
				(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)	(10)	(11)	(12)	(13)	(14)	(15)	(16)	(17)	(18)	(19)	(20)	(21)	(22)	(23)	(24)	(25)	(26)	(27)	(28)	(29)	(30)	(31)	(32)
52A	18	8-38	6A	.	.	122	122	Sooby	H.S.	Inmate	.	.	.	.	M	W	50	D	.	No	Yes	Kansas	U.S.	U.S.	.	.	.	Yes	None	.	.	.	.	No	.	.	.

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1930 Census butler county, Kansas

CENSUS YEAR: 1930 STATE: KS COUNTY: Butler TOWNSHIP: Towanda UNINCORPORATED-PLACE: Midian Town (Oil Field) MICROFILM#: T626-695 SUPV/DISTR: 9 ENUM/DISTR: 8-46 ENUMERATOR: Mrs. Ella B. Otten ENUM/DATE-RANGE: April 22nd-28th, 1930 CENSUS-DAY: April 1, 1930

		ENUM			STR						HOME	$VALUE	RADIO					S-M	AGE	ATTD	CAN		FATHER'S	MOTHER'S	MOTHER	YEAR		SPEAK			CLASS	AT-WORK	LN#-or		WHAT	FARM	Transcriber's
PG#	LN#	DISTR	SH#	STR	NBM	DW#	FM#	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	RELATION	O-R	$RENT	SET	FARM?	SEX	RACE	AGE	Wd-D	1st M	SCH	RD/WR	BIRTHPLACE	BIRTHPLACE	BIRTHPLACE	TONGUE	IMMI	NATL	ENGL?	OCCUPATION	INDUSTRY	WORKER	YES'DAY	UNEMP-S	VET	WAR?	SCHD	REMARKS
				(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)	(10)	(11)	(12)	(13)	(14)	(15)	(16)	(17)	(18)	(19)	(20)	(21)	(22)	(23)	(24)	(25)	(26)	(27)	(28)	(29)	(30)	(31)	(32)
105B	68	8-46	9B	East Midian Road	.	145	146	Sooby	Harrey	Son	.	.	.	.	M	W	23	S	.	No	Yes	Oklahoma	Kansas	Kansas	.	.	.	Yes	Roustabout	Oil Field	W	Yes	.	No	.	.	.
105B	69	8-46	9B	East Midian Road	.	145	146	Sooby	Wilbur	Son	.	.	.	.	M	W	22	S	.	No	Yes	Oklahoma	Kansas	Kansas	.	.	.	Yes	Roustabout	Oil Field	W	Yes	.	No	.	.	.
105B	70	8-46	9B	East Midian Road	.	145	146	Sooby	Jena	Daughter	.	.	.	.	F	W	12	S	.	Yes	Yes	Kansas	Kansas	Kansas	.	.	.	Yes	None	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.

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1920 Census butler county, Kansas

CENSUS YEAR: 1920 STATE: KS COUNTY: Butler TOWNSHIP: Clifford Township MICROFILM#: T625-524 SUPV/DISTR: 8 ENUM/DISTR: 10 ENUMERATOR: Fred A. Keiler ENUM/DATE-RANGE: January 2nd-22nd, 1920 CENSUS-DAY: January 1, 1920

					STR											S-M	Year	NATUR-	YEAR	ATT	CAN	CAN			FATHER	FATHER	MOTHER	MOTHER	SPEAK			EMPL	FARM
PG#	LN#	ED	SH#	STR	NBM	DW#	FM#	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	RELATION	O-R	M-F	SEX	RACE	AGE	Wd-D	IMMI	ALIZED	NAT	SCH	READ	WRITE	BIRTHPLACE	TONGUE	BIRTHPL	TONGUE	BIRTHPL	TONGUE	ENG?	TRADE	BUSINESS	SAL	SCH#	REMARKS
				(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)	(10)	(11)	(12)	(13)	(14)	(15)	(16)	(17)	(18)	(19)	(20)	(21)	(22)	(23)	(24)	(25)	(26)	(27)	(28)	(29)
217A	48	11	8A	.	.	143	152	Sooby	Bert	Head	O	F	M	W	42	M	.	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Kansas	.	England	English	Kansas	.	Yes	Teamster	Oil Field	Em	.	.
217A	49	11	8A	.	.	143	152	Sooby	May	Wife	.	.	F	W	35	M	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Kansas	.	Ohio	.	Ohio	.	Yes	None	.	.	.	.
217A	50	11	8A	.	.	143	152	Sooby	Henry	Son	.	.	M	W	16	S	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Yes	None	.	.	.	.
217B	51	11	8B	.	.	143	152	Sooby	Harvey	Son	.	.	M	W	13	S	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Oklahoma	.	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Yes	None	.	.	.	Enum Date - 14 Jan 1920
217B	52	11	8B	.	.	143	152	Sooby	Wilber	Son	.	.	M	W	11	S	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Oklahoma	.	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Yes	None	.	.	.	.
217B	53	11	8B	.	.	143	152	Sooby	Vena	Daughter	.	.	F	W	2 6/12	S	.	.	.	.	.	.	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	.	None	.	.	.	.

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1920 Census butler county, Kansas

CENSUS YEAR: 1920 STATE: KS COUNTY: Butler TOWNSHIP: Fairmount Township INCORPORATED-PLACE: Elbing City MICROFILM#: T625-523 SUPV/DISTR: 8 ENUM/DISTR: 24 ENUMERATOR: Daniel J. Tipton ENUM/DATE-RANGE: January 2nd-26th, 1920 CENSUS-DAY: January 1, 1920

					STR											S-M	Year	NATUR-	YEAR	ATT	CAN	CAN			FATHER	FATHER	MOTHER	MOTHER	SPEAK			EMPL	FARM
PG#	LN#	ED	SH#	STR	NBM	DW#	FM#	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	RELATION	O-R	M-F	SEX	RACE	AGE	Wd-D	IMMI	ALIZED	NAT	SCH	READ	WRITE	BIRTHPLACE	TONGUE	BIRTHPL	TONGUE	BIRTHPL	TONGUE	ENG?	TRADE	BUSINESS	SAL	SCH#	REMARKS
				(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)	(9)	(10)	(11)	(12)	(13)	(14)	(15)	(16)	(17)	(18)	(19)	(20)	(21)	(22)	(23)	(24)	(25)	(26)	(27)	(28)	(29)
253A	47	24	7A	Main Street	.	11	13	Sooby	Frederick W.	Head	O	F	M	W	44	M	.	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Kansas	.	England	English	Missouri	.	Yes	Trucker	Oil Field	.	.	.
253A	48	24	7A	Main Street	.	11	13	Sooby	Myrtle	Wife	.	.	F	W	43	M	.	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Kansas	.	Illinois	.	Indiana	.	Yes	None	.	.	.	.
253A	49	24	7A	Main Street	.	11	13	Sooby	John H.	Son	.	.	M	W	20	S	.	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Yes	Tool Dresser	Oil Field	.	.	.
253A	50	24	7A	Main Street	.	11	13	Sooby	Donald W.	Son	.	.	M	W	15	S	.	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Yes	Teamster	Oil Field	.	.	.
253B	51	24	7B	Main Street	.	11	13	Sooby	Clayton H.	Son	.	.	M	W	11	S	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Yes	None	.	.	.	Enum Date - 23 Jan 1920
253B	52	24	7B	Main Street	.	11	13	Sooby	Helen M.	Daughter	.	.	F	W	9	S	.	.	.	Yes	Yes	Yes	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Kansas	.	Yes	.	.	.	.	.

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Walnut Valley Times Daily, January 6, 1905

PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX PAYERS
Following is a list of persons and firms and the amount of taxable personal property assessment of each for the year 1904, such names and amounts having been copied from the returns made to the County Clerk by the Township Trustees:

FAIRMOUNT TOWNSHIP

Name	Amount
Sooby, Arthur	45
Sooby, F. W.	100

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Butler County, Kansas

POLK'S MIDIAN DIRECTORY 1927
R.L. Polk & Co., Publishers
Transcribed by Peggy Thompson

Sooby Henry	emp. Empire Gas & Fuel Co
Sooby Henry M (Mabel)

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World War I Draft Registration List, Butler County, Kansas

Name, Birth Date, Race, Birthplace
Sooby, Fredrick Wrightman 17 Jan 1875 White Kansas
Sooby, Herbert Sylvester 18 Aug 1877 White Kansas
Sooby, John Harold 27 Aug 1899 White Kansas

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Family Tree of George Lawrence Sooby, 1909-1999

George Lawrence Sooby, 1909-1999
George Lawrence Sooby was born in 1909 at Kansas to Arthur Nathanael Sooby and Jennie Lynn Sooby (born Stratton)
Arthur was born on July 23 1881, in Elbing, Butler, Kansas, USA.
Jennie was born on Novermber 17 1884, in Harvey, Kansas, United States.
George had 5 siblings: Betty Lou Scruggs (born Sooby), Clara Sooby and 3 other siblings.
George lived in 1910, at Kansas
He lived in 1920 at Kansas
He lived in 1925 at Kansas
George passed away in 1999, at age 90 at Kansas

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Butler County's Eighty Years ~ 1855-1935 by Jessie Perry Stratford

ELBING

Elbing, with a population of 110 and an assessed valuation of real estate, personal, railroad, telephone, oil and pipe line properties amounting to $50,971, has as mayor, M. M. Bishop. Concilmen are W. F. Cosaud, G. Rothermel, William Mathoit, H.E. Baumgartner and Harold Baumgartner. C. H. Sooby is clerk and D. W. Sooby, city treasurer. H. B. Schmidt is postmaster. A. H. Cartwright is proprietor of the Cartwright Mercantile Company; Henry Epp has a grocery and is buyer for the cream station; Sooby Brothers have a garage and blacksmith shop. Elbing has two churches, the Zion Mennonite and the Missionary Church. William Rothermel is wood worker and hardware merchant. Among other enterprises are the Kirkwood Lumber Company and the Larabee Elevator Company, grain buyers. School officials are W. F. Cosaud, Clayton H. Sooby and William Entz.

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John H. Sooby (1900-2061) - Find A grave Memorial

John H. Sooby
Birth: 27 Aug 1900 Elbing, Butler County, Kansas, USA
Death: 10 Mar 1961 (aged 60) Newton, Harvey County, Kansas, USA
Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Newton, Harvey County, Kansas, USA
Memorial: 26183997

Family Members
Parents:
Fredrick W. Sooby (1875-1931)
Myrtle Patton Sooby (1876-1946)
Siblings:
Clayton Henry Sooby (1908-1983)
Children:
Marilyn Dayl Sooby Taylor (1924-2013)

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Fredrick W. Sooby (1875-1931) - Find A grave Memorial

Fredrick W. Sooby
Birth: 1875
Death: 1931 (aged 55-56
Burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Newton, Harvey County, Kansas, USA
Memorial: 26908823

Family Members
Children:
John H. Sooby (1900-1961)
Clayton Henry Sooby (1908-1983)

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Towanda Township Cemetery, Butler County, Kansas

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From History of Butler County, Kansas

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RootsWeb: KSBUTLER-L [KSBUTLER] Lorraine A. Hull - 2001

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Elbing, Butler County, Kansas

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World War I Draft Registration List 1917-1918 Butler County, Kansas

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1930 Census butler county, Kansas

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1930 Census butler county, Kansas

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1930 Census butler county, Kansas

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1920 Census butler county, Kansas

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1920 Census butler county, Kansas

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Walnut Valley Times Daily, January 6, 1905

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Butler County, Kansas

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World War I Draft Registration List, Butler County, Kansas

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Family Tree of George Lawrence Sooby, 1909-1999

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Butler County's Eighty Years ~ 1855-1935 by Jessie Perry Stratford

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John H. Sooby (1900-2061) - Find A grave Memorial

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Fredrick W. Sooby (1875-1931) - Find A grave Memorial