June 1, 1900 census.
Padonia Twp., Brown Co., KS.
Stickel, Josey H., Head, b.Oct 1848, 57*, she & parents b.IL.
Stickel, Rachel, Sister, b.Jul 1860, 39, she & parents b.IL.
Knowlton, R. H., Boarder, b.Apr 1824, 76, he & parents b.N.Y., D. Laborer.
Stickel, May, Daughter, b.Jan 1888, 12, b.KS, parents b.IN.
(*Looks like 57 although FamilySearch has 52; 52+1848= 1900)
DEATH NOTICE: Brown County World - May 17, 1907
Miss Josie Stickle died at her home near Padonia Saturday, May 11, of consumption. She had been sick for some time and had been confined to the house 6 months. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Padonia Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr. McGuire, a former minister of Morrill, but now of Waterville, Kan. Burial was made in the Padonia Cemetery. Miss Stickle had lived on the home farm near Padonia since 1869, and was a devoted worker in the Methodist Church. She leaves two sisters, Miss Rate Stickle, of Padonia, Mrs. Angie Hull of Springfield, Mo., and one brother, A.R. Stickle.
CARD OF THANKS: Brown County World - May 24, 1907
We desire to thank the friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our sister. - Mrs. Angie S. Hull, Rate E. Stickel, A.R. Stickel, May B. Stickel.
Padonia Twp., Brown Co., KS.
Stickel, Josey H., Head, b.Oct 1848, 57*, she & parents b.IL.
Stickel, Rachel, Sister, b.Jul 1860, 39, she & parents b.IL.
Knowlton, R. H., Boarder, b.Apr 1824, 76, he & parents b.N.Y., D. Laborer.
Stickel, May, Daughter, b.Jan 1888, 12, b.KS, parents b.IN.
(*Looks like 57 although FamilySearch has 52; 52+1848= 1900)
DEATH NOTICE: Brown County World - May 17, 1907
Miss Josie Stickle died at her home near Padonia Saturday, May 11, of consumption. She had been sick for some time and had been confined to the house 6 months. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Padonia Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr. McGuire, a former minister of Morrill, but now of Waterville, Kan. Burial was made in the Padonia Cemetery. Miss Stickle had lived on the home farm near Padonia since 1869, and was a devoted worker in the Methodist Church. She leaves two sisters, Miss Rate Stickle, of Padonia, Mrs. Angie Hull of Springfield, Mo., and one brother, A.R. Stickle.
CARD OF THANKS: Brown County World - May 24, 1907
We desire to thank the friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our sister. - Mrs. Angie S. Hull, Rate E. Stickel, A.R. Stickel, May B. Stickel.
June 1, 1900 census.
Padonia Twp., Brown Co., KS.
Stickel, Josey H., Head, b.Oct 1848, 57*, she & parents b.IL.
Stickel, Rachel, Sister, b.Jul 1860, 39, she & parents b.IL.
Knowlton, R. H., Boarder, b.Apr 1824, 76, he & parents b.N.Y., D. Laborer.
Stickel, May, Daughter, b.Jan 1888, 12, b.KS, parents b.IN.
(*Looks like 57 although FamilySearch has 52; 52+1848= 1900)
DEATH NOTICE: Brown County World - May 17, 1907
Miss Josie Stickle died at her home near Padonia Saturday, May 11, of consumption. She had been sick for some time and had been confined to the house 6 months. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Padonia Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr. McGuire, a former minister of Morrill, but now of Waterville, Kan. Burial was made in the Padonia Cemetery. Miss Stickle had lived on the home farm near Padonia since 1869, and was a devoted worker in the Methodist Church. She leaves two sisters, Miss Rate Stickle, of Padonia, Mrs. Angie Hull of Springfield, Mo., and one brother, A.R. Stickle.
CARD OF THANKS: Brown County World - May 24, 1907
We desire to thank the friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our sister. - Mrs. Angie S. Hull, Rate E. Stickel, A.R. Stickel, May B. Stickel.
Padonia Twp., Brown Co., KS.
Stickel, Josey H., Head, b.Oct 1848, 57*, she & parents b.IL.
Stickel, Rachel, Sister, b.Jul 1860, 39, she & parents b.IL.
Knowlton, R. H., Boarder, b.Apr 1824, 76, he & parents b.N.Y., D. Laborer.
Stickel, May, Daughter, b.Jan 1888, 12, b.KS, parents b.IN.
(*Looks like 57 although FamilySearch has 52; 52+1848= 1900)
DEATH NOTICE: Brown County World - May 17, 1907
Miss Josie Stickle died at her home near Padonia Saturday, May 11, of consumption. She had been sick for some time and had been confined to the house 6 months. The funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Padonia Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr. McGuire, a former minister of Morrill, but now of Waterville, Kan. Burial was made in the Padonia Cemetery. Miss Stickle had lived on the home farm near Padonia since 1869, and was a devoted worker in the Methodist Church. She leaves two sisters, Miss Rate Stickle, of Padonia, Mrs. Angie Hull of Springfield, Mo., and one brother, A.R. Stickle.
CARD OF THANKS: Brown County World - May 24, 1907
We desire to thank the friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our sister. - Mrs. Angie S. Hull, Rate E. Stickel, A.R. Stickel, May B. Stickel.
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