The Leader, Virgil, Kansas May 20, 1904
Addison Klinginsmith, was born Mercer County Pennsylvania January 25, 1853 and died in Virgil, Kansas May 17, 1904. Moved to Kansas and settled in Greenwood County, when just a boy. Married to Engrie Bright September 29, 1882. Survived by his father, mother, 4 sisters, the beloved widow and 7 children, 2 children having preceded him. The remains were laid to rest Hamilton Cemetery - Ott Cemetery, May 11, 1906. Mrs. Klinginsmith has had the body of her husband removed from the Hamilton Cemetery to this place and has this week placed a beautiful monument at his grave.
(Note: Burial explanation, His wife Engrie had him buried in the Ott cemetery S/W of Hamilton and them had him exhumed and buried in Janesville cemetery N/W of Hamilton, Kansas.)
1900 Janesville, Greenwood County Kansas census.
Children of Ingery and Addison Klinginsmith
Gracie, Olie, Harvey, Birty, Lucy J; Dale and Florence E.
Addison Klinginsmith, was born Mercer County Pennsylvania January 25, 1853 and died in Virgil, Kansas May 17, 1904. Moved to Kansas and settled in Greenwood County, when just a boy. Married to Engrie Bright September 29, 1882. Survived by his father, mother, 4 sisters, the beloved widow and 7 children, 2 children having preceded him. The remains were laid to rest Hamilton Cemetery - Ott Cemetery, May 11, 1906. Mrs. Klinginsmith has had the body of her husband removed from the Hamilton Cemetery to this place and has this week placed a beautiful monument at his grave.
(Note: Burial explanation, His wife Engrie had him buried in the Ott cemetery S/W of Hamilton and them had him exhumed and buried in Janesville cemetery N/W of Hamilton, Kansas.)
1900 Janesville, Greenwood County Kansas census.
Children of Ingery and Addison Klinginsmith
Gracie, Olie, Harvey, Birty, Lucy J; Dale and Florence E.
The Leader, Virgil, Kansas May 20, 1904
Addison Klinginsmith, was born Mercer County Pennsylvania January 25, 1853 and died in Virgil, Kansas May 17, 1904. Moved to Kansas and settled in Greenwood County, when just a boy. Married to Engrie Bright September 29, 1882. Survived by his father, mother, 4 sisters, the beloved widow and 7 children, 2 children having preceded him. The remains were laid to rest Hamilton Cemetery - Ott Cemetery, May 11, 1906. Mrs. Klinginsmith has had the body of her husband removed from the Hamilton Cemetery to this place and has this week placed a beautiful monument at his grave.
(Note: Burial explanation, His wife Engrie had him buried in the Ott cemetery S/W of Hamilton and them had him exhumed and buried in Janesville cemetery N/W of Hamilton, Kansas.)
1900 Janesville, Greenwood County Kansas census.
Children of Ingery and Addison Klinginsmith
Gracie, Olie, Harvey, Birty, Lucy J; Dale and Florence E.
Addison Klinginsmith, was born Mercer County Pennsylvania January 25, 1853 and died in Virgil, Kansas May 17, 1904. Moved to Kansas and settled in Greenwood County, when just a boy. Married to Engrie Bright September 29, 1882. Survived by his father, mother, 4 sisters, the beloved widow and 7 children, 2 children having preceded him. The remains were laid to rest Hamilton Cemetery - Ott Cemetery, May 11, 1906. Mrs. Klinginsmith has had the body of her husband removed from the Hamilton Cemetery to this place and has this week placed a beautiful monument at his grave.
(Note: Burial explanation, His wife Engrie had him buried in the Ott cemetery S/W of Hamilton and them had him exhumed and buried in Janesville cemetery N/W of Hamilton, Kansas.)
1900 Janesville, Greenwood County Kansas census.
Children of Ingery and Addison Klinginsmith
Gracie, Olie, Harvey, Birty, Lucy J; Dale and Florence E.
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