30 Ys. 9 M. 23 Ds.
Weekly Atchison Champion 28 Feb 1880, Sat, Page 4
Marriage Licenses
Feb. 21—Arthur J. Benjamin and Susan R. Ingram, Atchison county.
The Atchison Daily Patriot, 01 Mar 1880, Mon, Page 4
February Frolics
A list of Marriage licenses Issued by the Probate Judge During February, 1880
21. Geo. E. Tickner, aged 26, and Ida J. Benjamin, aged 19.
21 Arthur J. Benjamin, aged 22 and Susan Ingram, aged 19.
(Arthur and Ida Benjamin were brother and sister.)
The Recorder-Tribune, Horton, Kansas, 05 Apr 1883, The, Page 8
Arthur Benjamin has built an addition to the old hall of science and intends to run a first-class billiard hall in the same. ( Arrington, Kansas)
The Atchison Daily Patriot, 08 Apr 1884, Tue, Page 2
Arrington Items.
Arrington, Kas., April 7, 1884
James benton is still with us on Delaware, where can be found choice wines, fresh beer etc.; also Arthur Benjamin. At both places you can take a cue and play to your heart's content and while the leisure hours away.
The Valley Falls New Era, Valley Falls, Kansas, 29 May 1884, The, Page 2
ARRINGTON
Arthur Benjamin has his blacksmith shop now in harness and ready for pulling—I mean to take in work.
Excerpted from Susan Benjamin's obituary.
On Feb. 25, 1880, Susan Rebekah Ingram was married to Arthur J. Benjamin. They went to housekeeping on a farm near Arrington, later moving to Kiowa county, where they had resided until he became ill during an epidemic of malaria, returning to Effingham in the Spring of 1888. he died in September that year. Surviving are a son, Chester Benjamin, Effingham: a daughter Mrs. Ethel Armstrong, Everette, Wash.; eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Weekly Atchison Champion 28 Feb 1880, Sat, Page 4
Marriage Licenses
Feb. 21—Arthur J. Benjamin and Susan R. Ingram, Atchison county.
The Atchison Daily Patriot, 01 Mar 1880, Mon, Page 4
February Frolics
A list of Marriage licenses Issued by the Probate Judge During February, 1880
21. Geo. E. Tickner, aged 26, and Ida J. Benjamin, aged 19.
21 Arthur J. Benjamin, aged 22 and Susan Ingram, aged 19.
(Arthur and Ida Benjamin were brother and sister.)
The Recorder-Tribune, Horton, Kansas, 05 Apr 1883, The, Page 8
Arthur Benjamin has built an addition to the old hall of science and intends to run a first-class billiard hall in the same. ( Arrington, Kansas)
The Atchison Daily Patriot, 08 Apr 1884, Tue, Page 2
Arrington Items.
Arrington, Kas., April 7, 1884
James benton is still with us on Delaware, where can be found choice wines, fresh beer etc.; also Arthur Benjamin. At both places you can take a cue and play to your heart's content and while the leisure hours away.
The Valley Falls New Era, Valley Falls, Kansas, 29 May 1884, The, Page 2
ARRINGTON
Arthur Benjamin has his blacksmith shop now in harness and ready for pulling—I mean to take in work.
Excerpted from Susan Benjamin's obituary.
On Feb. 25, 1880, Susan Rebekah Ingram was married to Arthur J. Benjamin. They went to housekeeping on a farm near Arrington, later moving to Kiowa county, where they had resided until he became ill during an epidemic of malaria, returning to Effingham in the Spring of 1888. he died in September that year. Surviving are a son, Chester Benjamin, Effingham: a daughter Mrs. Ethel Armstrong, Everette, Wash.; eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
30 Ys. 9 M. 23 Ds.
Weekly Atchison Champion 28 Feb 1880, Sat, Page 4
Marriage Licenses
Feb. 21—Arthur J. Benjamin and Susan R. Ingram, Atchison county.
The Atchison Daily Patriot, 01 Mar 1880, Mon, Page 4
February Frolics
A list of Marriage licenses Issued by the Probate Judge During February, 1880
21. Geo. E. Tickner, aged 26, and Ida J. Benjamin, aged 19.
21 Arthur J. Benjamin, aged 22 and Susan Ingram, aged 19.
(Arthur and Ida Benjamin were brother and sister.)
The Recorder-Tribune, Horton, Kansas, 05 Apr 1883, The, Page 8
Arthur Benjamin has built an addition to the old hall of science and intends to run a first-class billiard hall in the same. ( Arrington, Kansas)
The Atchison Daily Patriot, 08 Apr 1884, Tue, Page 2
Arrington Items.
Arrington, Kas., April 7, 1884
James benton is still with us on Delaware, where can be found choice wines, fresh beer etc.; also Arthur Benjamin. At both places you can take a cue and play to your heart's content and while the leisure hours away.
The Valley Falls New Era, Valley Falls, Kansas, 29 May 1884, The, Page 2
ARRINGTON
Arthur Benjamin has his blacksmith shop now in harness and ready for pulling—I mean to take in work.
Excerpted from Susan Benjamin's obituary.
On Feb. 25, 1880, Susan Rebekah Ingram was married to Arthur J. Benjamin. They went to housekeeping on a farm near Arrington, later moving to Kiowa county, where they had resided until he became ill during an epidemic of malaria, returning to Effingham in the Spring of 1888. he died in September that year. Surviving are a son, Chester Benjamin, Effingham: a daughter Mrs. Ethel Armstrong, Everette, Wash.; eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Weekly Atchison Champion 28 Feb 1880, Sat, Page 4
Marriage Licenses
Feb. 21—Arthur J. Benjamin and Susan R. Ingram, Atchison county.
The Atchison Daily Patriot, 01 Mar 1880, Mon, Page 4
February Frolics
A list of Marriage licenses Issued by the Probate Judge During February, 1880
21. Geo. E. Tickner, aged 26, and Ida J. Benjamin, aged 19.
21 Arthur J. Benjamin, aged 22 and Susan Ingram, aged 19.
(Arthur and Ida Benjamin were brother and sister.)
The Recorder-Tribune, Horton, Kansas, 05 Apr 1883, The, Page 8
Arthur Benjamin has built an addition to the old hall of science and intends to run a first-class billiard hall in the same. ( Arrington, Kansas)
The Atchison Daily Patriot, 08 Apr 1884, Tue, Page 2
Arrington Items.
Arrington, Kas., April 7, 1884
James benton is still with us on Delaware, where can be found choice wines, fresh beer etc.; also Arthur Benjamin. At both places you can take a cue and play to your heart's content and while the leisure hours away.
The Valley Falls New Era, Valley Falls, Kansas, 29 May 1884, The, Page 2
ARRINGTON
Arthur Benjamin has his blacksmith shop now in harness and ready for pulling—I mean to take in work.
Excerpted from Susan Benjamin's obituary.
On Feb. 25, 1880, Susan Rebekah Ingram was married to Arthur J. Benjamin. They went to housekeeping on a farm near Arrington, later moving to Kiowa county, where they had resided until he became ill during an epidemic of malaria, returning to Effingham in the Spring of 1888. he died in September that year. Surviving are a son, Chester Benjamin, Effingham: a daughter Mrs. Ethel Armstrong, Everette, Wash.; eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
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