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Rosanna Marshall
(28 Feb 1832 - 2 Jan 1916)
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MARSHALL FAMILY
ROSANNA MARSHALL
PHOTO TO BE REPLACED. Editor
Rosanna (nee Marshall) Grinter and Daughters in Front of Her Home in Perry, Kansas Rosanna is on the left, daughter Henrietta in the middle, and daughter Mary Belle Colley is on the right. (Photographs provided by Martin Weeks Email: martinweeks@cox.net )
James C. Grinter (Provided by Martin Weeks from William E. Connelley, History of the State of Kansas, 1928, vol. 5, pp. 2528-2519)
Rosanna Marshall was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William H. Marshall. She was born on 28 February 1832, probably near present Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. However, the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas says that Rosanna was born in Kansas, but it does not say where her mother was born. (Latter Day Saints Census Extracts, Family History Library Film 1254400, National Archives Film T9-0400, p. 427C). Rosanna married 15 February 1850 in present Wyandotte County, Kansas. James C. Grinter, the brother of Moses Read Grinter. Moses Grinter married her sister, Anna Marshall. (all of the above whom see). James C. Grinter was born 23 Jan. 1829 in Logan County, Kentucky, died 26 July 1893 at Perry, Jefferson County Kansas, and was buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. Rosanna was one of the adult Delaware who elected to remain in Kansas in 1866 under the Treaty of May 1860. Rosanna had 1862 Allotment No. 36. and Delaware Census of 1862 No. 238. Her allotment in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, was W/2 NW/4, Section 29, Township 11 South, Range 24 East, 80 acres. Her children's allotments, also in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, cited below, are given after hers in the source. (Smith-Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, p. 27) In the Allotments No. 888 Betsy Shawnee in the Allotments was given Section W/2 NE/4 of Section 20 in Township 11 (p. 57) which she transferred by sale to Rosanna Grinter (p. 66). (Ibid.) Rosanna died 2 Jan. 1916 and is buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Delaware Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas. (See below a photo of her in front of her house with two daughters and a photograph of her and James Grinter's grave marker, as well.)
Article from the Perry [Kansas] Mirror Jan. 6, 1916 regarding her death:
Mrs. J. C. Grinter Lived in This Part of Kansas 81 Years
Mrs. J. C. Grinter, one of the earliest citizens of eastern Kansas, died at her home in this city last Sunday evening about ten o'clock, death resulting directly from an attack of bronchial pneumonia, to which her advanced age made her an easy victim. She was sick only a few days, and to many people this news of her death preceded knowledge of her illness.
Mrs. Grinter, whose maiden name was Rosanna Marshall, was born at Springfield, Mo., came to this section of Kansas 81 years ago, when a child of two years, and had witnessed the development of come to this area of virgin, almost uninhabited area to its present high stage of development. She was of Indian extraction, the blood of an Indian chieftain coursing in her veins. Her first home in Kansas was on the Delaware reservation in Wyandotte County, near Muncie, which neighborhood was her home until 38 years ago, when she moved with her husband and family to Perry and had ever since made this her home. Her husband died in 1893, but eight children survive, namely: J. M. Grinter of Perry; Mrs. Etta Simmons, Perry; Mrs. Flora Martin, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Mrs. J. W. Colley, Perry; Mrs. Elizabeth Betts, Kansas City, Kans.; Mrs. James David, Menoken; Mrs. Susanna Schultz, Perry; and Mrs. B. E., Wilson Williamstown. A large number of children and great grandchildren survive her. The last few years f her life were spent in the care of her daughter, Mrs. Simmons, who made her home with her mother.
Mr. Grinter and his brother, Moses, were the first white men to take up claims in Wyandotte county, and Moses married a sister of Mrs. Grinter, the marriage being the first to be entered on the records of that county. Another of her sisters married Henry Tiblow, a Delaware chief who was the founder of the town ofBonner Springs. She was a member of the southern Methodist Church.
The body was taken this morning to Muncie for burialto be buried in the Grinter cemetery surrounding Grinter chapel beside her husband. The funeral service was at the chapel immediately after arrival there. A large number of relatives made the trip from here to be a part of the obsequies.
Rosanna and James had twelve children (Source?):
1. Juliet (also spelled Joliett) or Julia "Julie" Ann Grinter was born 15 December 1850. She married ________ Comely. She is No. 37 on the Allotment of DeNW4, Section 28, Township South 11, Range East 23, 80 acres. She had left home before the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas.
2. Maria Jane Grinter was born 12 April 1853 was born 12 April 1853, married James Timmons, and died 14 June 1892. She is No. 39 on the 1852 Allotments of Delaware Lands. She had 1862 Delaware Census No. 241. Her allotment was E/2. NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, 80 acres. (See her photograph below)
3. Harriet (Henrietta) Grinter was born 10 January 1854 and married James David. She is No. 38 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1862 Delaware Allotment No. 240. Her allotment was E/2, NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range 24 East, 80 acres. In the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas, she is in the household of James C. Grinter and Rosanna Grinter doing housework.
4. Sarah Francis Grinter was born 10 October [?] probably and died 15 March 1935. She married David ______. She is No. 39 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1962 Delaware Census No. 242. Her allotment was W/2, SW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres.
5. Mary Belle Grinter was born 4 March 1857, married James Colley, died 1954, and was buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson County, Kansas. (See her photograph below). She is No. 41 on the 1862 Allotments, with the 1862 Delaware Census No. 243. Her allotment was NE/4, SW4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24; 38.20 acres [total 78.20 acres] They had two children, Maude Colley and Claude Colley. who died in infancy. They were probably buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery at Stony Point [Kansas City] in Wyandotte County. [It is not clear as to whether both the parents and the children were buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery. Editor.] Their only surviving child, Linda May Colley, married Vernet Carson Raines. They had four children: James Leveston Raines, Gerald Edwin Raines, Julian Carylise Raines, and Marguarita Hope. Marguarita died as an infant. Julian "Billy" died as a youth. Gerald "Jerry," who died in 1950, was not married and had no children. James Leveston Raines II married Velma Marie Hudson. He died 6 April 1993. The preceding, from James Leveston Raines II and Velma Marie nee Hudson, back to Mary Belle Grinter, are all buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in Perry. They had five children: Sandra S. Raines, Linda K. Raines Vigneron, Edna Cynthia "Cindy" Raines Duffy, and Ronald R. Raines, all living. (Source: Sandra "Sandy" S. Raines SandiMADD@aol.com ) for the entry for Mary Belle Grinter)
6. James Moses Grinter was born 15 January 1861, married Elizabeth A. Timmons, and died 28 August 1929. A James A. Grinter is listed with his mother, Rosanna Grinter, as No. 42 on the Allotments of Delaware Land, 1862 Census No. 244, allotment E/2. SE/4, Section 30, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres. James N. [sic] Grinter was in the 1880 Census Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 18, farming.
7. Elizabeth Sleks Grinter was born 21 June 1864 [?] and married ________ Betts. She is in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas as Elizabeth S. Grinter age 16, doing housework.
8. Flora I [?] Grinter was born 10 November 1865 and married J. W. Martin She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 14, doing house work
9. Susanne "Susan" Cordelia Grinter was born 26 November 1868 and married _______ Schultz. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter, at age 11, doing housework.
10. Lorenzo Dowas Grinter was born 13 December 1870 and died 10 August 1901. He was in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas at age 9 in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter.
11. Minnie May Grinter was born 10 December 1873 and died possibly in infancy.
12. Rosella "Rose" "Birdie" Grinter was born 22 April 1877 and died 30 December 1921. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 3.
(Census Data for the Grinter children is from LDS Extracts, FHL Film 125440, National Archives Film T9-040, p. 427C.)
Researchers: Email: swiftwater@lenaopedelawarehistory.net and Descendant Sandy Raines SandiMADD@aol.com .
DELAWARE ALLOTMENTS IN WYANDOTTE COUNTY
Allotment Listings and Maps
APortion of the Delaware Reserve of the Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry (Map by Harry Hanson)
This map is a portion of the Delaware Reserve showing roughly the area to the north of Moses Grinter's Ferry at the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River in what is now Kansas City, Kansas. Thearea is in Range 24 East. The area covered by the map north of Parallel Avenueis in Township 10 South. The area south of Parallel Avenue is in Township 11 South. The map was drawn by Harry Hanson, one of the previous owners of theGrinter Place. This map, on page 16 of Faye Louis Smith Arellano's Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, was made by Harry Hanson, aformer owner of the Grinter Place.
The Researchers for this project areMartin Weeks martinweeks@cox.net and Tom Swiftwater Hahn swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net.
A Selection of Allotments ofDelaware Lands in Kansas under the Treaty of May 1860 (As found in Faye SmithArellano, Delaware Trails, pp. 26-64)
The allotments described herewith can be found on the map just below the listing.
The names we cite are from the 1862 Delaware Allotments, with some added 1866 allotments. We selected the names to match the area of the Hanson Map (above) that shows the area to the north of the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River. That map is a good base for our purpose in that it includes section numbers, some road or street names, and certain Delaware features. The total number of allotments, included the 1866 additions, was 1182. The allotments that we show in the map comprise about ten percent of the total number of allotments. Each entry contains, in the order presented, the allotment number, the name of the person, the part of thepertinent section, the legal description of the allotment--including thesection number, the township south, the range east--the age of the person, andthe number of acres of each tract.
Sections consist of 640 acres of land. Thus, a half-section is 360 acres, a quarter section is 160 acres, and an eighth of a sections 80 acres, the intended acreage of each allotment.Most allotments are in one tract, but some are in two parts because of terrain features, the result being that the total allotment was about 80 acres. As an example of how this breaks down, take the first allotment below,which is No. 6, for Angeline Jonneycake. If one looks at the complete listing of allotments, it can be seen that Angeline's tract was not isolated from the remainder of the family's allotments, but those they were simply outside the scope of the map. This is not the case for most other allotments in the map area. In point of fact, the map entries tend to show the clustering of family allotments. The location of the allotments shows in general where the families had lived previously and shows that at least some choice was given. To continue, the next segment of Angeline Jonneycake's allotment is the legal description, which is W/2 SW/4 33-10-24. An expansion/explanation of that description is that her land was the west one-half of the southeast quarter of Section 33, Township 10, Range 24 East, the equivalent of 80acres. Clear as mud, right? Actually, once you look up a couple of entries of the allotment map, the system should become clear to you. Angelina's age is 10 and the total acreage is 80 acres.
Number/Name/Age/Description of Allotment by Part of Section, Number of Section, Number of Township South, and Number of Range East, and Number of Acres. Theage and number of acres has not yet been entered for every entry.
6. Angline Jonneycake, age 10,W/2 SW4, 33-10-24, 80 acres
10. Sally O. Smith, age 10, Lot5 NE/4 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.2 acres]
12. R. Jordan Johnnecake, age20, W/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
13. Rachel Johnnecake, age 16,E/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
29. Qua lup pa pa na qua, age 60,E/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
30. Mun da la qua Susan Beaver), age7, NE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 9-11-24, 48.8 acres [88.08 acres]
31. Oh how da pee ton (MaryJane Beaver), age 3, E/2 SE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
32. Louisa Beaver, age 25, E/2 NE/4 18-11-24
33. Ne con se pa kee now [VirginiaBeaver], age 5 months, SE/4 NW/4 , 9-11-24 5 months and Lot 4 NE/4, 9-11-24,
48.42 acres [total 88.42 acres]
35. Nancy Wildcat Lot, age 16, Lot6 SE/4 , 9-11-2, 47.70 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 24.40 acres
[total 72.1 acres]
36. Rosanna Marshall Grinter, age30, W/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
37. Juliet Grinter , age 11,E/2 NE/4, 36-11-23, 80 acres
38. Henrietta Grinter, age 10,E/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
39. Maria Jane Grinter, age 8, E/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
40. Sarah F. Grinter, age4, W/2 SW/4 , 29-11-24 , 80 acres
41. Mary Belle Grinter, age 4,NE/4 SW/4, 29-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SW/4, 29-11-24, 38.20acres
[total 78.2 acres]
42. James A. Grinter, age 1,E/2 SE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
43. Annie Marshall [dead] [daughter of John Marshall], age 8, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4, 36-11-23,77.60 acres
44. Mary Gillis Rodgers, age36, E/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and W/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.63 acres]
45. Sophronia Rodgers, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and E/2 E/2 NE/4, 26.78 acres[total 81.10 acres]
53 . John Delaware (gone south), age38, E/2 NE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
54. Jane Delaware [Wil la no ohqua?] (gone south), age 38, W/2 NW/4, 20-11-24, 80acres
55. Me mun dat Delaware [Sar con ohkee now)], age 13, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
70. Betsy Marshall, age 65, Lot6 SW/4, 21-11-24, 56.30 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 21-11-24, 41.65 acres [total 97.95 acres]
71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.30 acres]
72. Sarah Ann Rankins, age 30,E/2 SW/4, 20-10-23, 80 acres
73. Alice Rankins, age 6, W/2 SW/4 , 20-10-23, 80 acres
78. Frances C. Grinter, age 22, W/2 SE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
79. Mary E. [L?], age 5, E/2 SE/4 , 8-11-24, 80 acres
80. John W. Grinter, age 1, E/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
94. Longbone, age 58, W/2 SW/4, 9-11-24, 80 acres
95. Mary Longbone, age 48, W/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
116. Henry Tiblow, age 40, Lots 2& 3 NE/4. 31-11-24, 75.10 acres
117. Mary A. Tiblow, age 30,E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
118. Virginia Tiblow, age 13, W/2 NW/4, 31-11-24,80 acres
119. Mary C. Tiblow, age 11, E/2 NW/4, 31-11-24, 80 acres
120. Richard W. C. Tiblow, age 6, W/2 SE/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
121. Nathan Tiblow (deceased), age 8 months, W/2 SW/4, 30-11-24, acres
122. Nancy Cook, age 50, W/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
125. Mary Jane [Grinter] Defries,age 19, E/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
127. Annie [Marshall] Grinter, age 40, Lots 7 & 8 SW/4, 21-11-24, 78.?? acres
128. William Henry [H.] Grinter, age 20, E/2 SW/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
129. Martha V. Grinter, age 5, Lots 2 & 3 NE/4, 29-11-24, 78.70 acres and Lot 4 NW/4, 28-11-24, 5 acres
[total 83.70 acres
131.Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
132. John Marshall [son of John], age 9, W/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24,80 acres
149. Elizabeth Ketchum, age 16, Lot 4 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and NE/4 NW/4 , 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.02 acres]
155. Lewis Ketchum, age 50, E/2 SW/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
156. Elizabeth Z. Ketchum, age 28, E/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
163. Solomon Ketchum, age 2,W/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
167. Sarah E. Ketchum [Daughter of William Riley Ketchum), W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24, 80 acres
168. Nancy Ketchum, age13, E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
169. Joel Ketchum, age 10, E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
170. Caroline Ketchum, age 8, W/2 NW/4, 4-11-24, 52.81 acres and E/2 NE/4,5-11-24, 27.25 acres
[total 80.06 acres]
171. Absolom Ketchum, age 6, W/2 NW/4, 9-11-24,80 acres
172. Henry Clay Ketchum, age 3, W/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 54.50 acres and W/2E/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 27.25 acres [total 81.75 acres]
173. Melinda Wilcoxen, age34, Lots 3 & 4 NE/4, 16-11-24 , 95.93acres
174. Lucinda Wilcoxen, age 11, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4 , 16-11-24. 97.66 acres
175. James Ketchum [Reverend], age 44, E/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 64.65 acres and Lots 7 & 8 NE?/4 , 18-10-24, 21.70 acres [total 76.35 acres]
176. Lo a tow oh qua [Mrs. James Ketchum], age 39, W/2 SW/4 32-10-24, 80acres
177. Mary Ketchum, age 7, W/2 SE/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
178. Hester Ketchum [after 1866, Nannie H. Grinter], age 13, W /2 NE/4, 8-11-24 ,80 acres
181. Amanda Ketchum, age 3, E/2 SE/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
182. Charles Ketchum, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
188. George Ketchum, age 75, Lot3 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.02 acres]
189. Mary Ketchum, age 48, Lot3 NE/4, 9-11-24, 48.83 acres and NE/4 NW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres
[total 88.93 acres]
211. Big Raccoon (dead), age48, E/2 SE/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
212. Sally Raccoon , age 40, E/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 54.62 acres and E/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.93 acres]
214. Ah qual pe now, age 21, W/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 54.65 acres and W/2 E/2 NE/4, 1-11-23, 26.78 acres
[total 81.43 acres
219. Twe sho quo he [Que she quahe], age 45, W/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
220. Martha Jacobs, age 6, E/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
223. Jim Brown, age 27, W/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
224. A ha le ma le mon, age 28, W/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
225. To ha le no oh qua, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 19-11-24, 80 acres
233. Ah ha la nah que now, age 28, E/2 NW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
234. Ne la ta que now, age 35, E/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
264. John Washington, age 7, W/2 NW/4, 18-11-24 ,80 acres
272. John George, age 1 month, SW/4 NE/4, 31-10-24, 40 acres and NW/4 SE/4 , 31-10-24, 40 acres
[total 80 acres]
273. Wa le car pi [Gustavus Davis],age 23, E/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
274. Mary Ann Fish, age 35, W/2 NW/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
276. Francis Tiblow, age 8, W/2 NE/4 , 31-11-24, 80 acres
278. Ke wee she, W/2 SW/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
279. Abram Haff, age 30, W/2 SW/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
280. Tuc kee lun go nar qua, age 28, W/2 SE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
281. Man ka no wha, age 6, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
282. Es pe lun go no wha, age4, E/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
283. Kuch que cum un, age2, W/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres, 80 acres
296. Wa lun da koh oh qua, age 54, W/2 NE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
297. Po me now. age 60, W/2 SE/4, 6-11-24,80 acres
321. Doctor Block, age 39, W/2 NW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
322. Eliza Block, age 32, W/2 SW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
324. Leonard Snake, age 64, E/2 NE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
326. Sampson Snake, age 10, E/2 SW/4 , 7-11-24, 80 acres
333. William Marshall, age 10, E/2 NW/4, 19-10-24, 80 acres
344. Polly Marshall , age 3, W/2 NE/4, 19-10-24 , 90 acres
355. Par tet Longbone, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
356. Ar sar kee par ke no, age 19, W/2 SW/4, 16-11-24 , 80 acres
359. Quaf ti lease Longbone [NancyFish), age 32 [dead], W/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80acres
360. Pa mo hah Longbone, age 4, E/2 SW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
361 Qua ta che hease, age 48, E/2 NW/4 , 7-11-24 , 80 acres
362. RobertWashington, E/2 NW/4 18-11-24, 80 acres
393. Puate pa coo wha, age 30 E/2 SW/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
398. Oh well lun noox qua, age 80, W/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
859. Ton qua chuch, age 26, age 26, W/2 SW/4, 18-11-24
886. JennyArmstrong, E/2 NW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
887. John Shawnee, [41-46 apparently Shawnee?] E/2 (half off) NE/, 20-11-24, 80 acres
888. Betsy Shawnee, W/2 NE/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
889. Susan Shawnee, E/2 NW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
890. John White, E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
891. Big Shawnee, W/2 ,NW/4 , 21-11-24, 80 acres
892. Jane Shawnee, NE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 3 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49 acres [total 89 acres]
908. Martha Edgar , age 32, W/2 SW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
909. Eliza Edgar, age 12, E/ 2 SE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
928. Lucinda Marshall, age 35, E/2 NE/4 , 17-11-24, 80 acres
929. Rebecca Lucas, age 60, W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
942. Francis H. Grinter, Lot2 SW/4, 30-10-23, 7.27 acres
1866 Additions – Shown in Bracketson Map
3. Anna E. Defries [1866], W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24,
8. Nannie H. Grinter [1866],W/2 NE/4, 8-11-24 [previously owned by Hester Ketchum, daughter of James Ketchum]
9. Edward Grinter[1866], N/2 W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 and N/2 E/2 NE/4, 17-11-24
13. Cunningham Grinter[1866], NW/4 NE/4, 29-11-24 and E/2 E/2 NE/4 , 20-11-24
22. Flora Grinter[1866], E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24
55. Emmet Wilcoxen[1866], E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24
AllotmentsPlotted on the Hanson Map of a Portion of Wyandotte County
An offset between the section for Townships 10 and 11 South for the cross-index map does not appear in the Hanson map. The only area affected is the allotments in Township 10 South which may not be exactly as depicted in the map above. However, the Hanson map may be correct as the county was re-surveyed at some later point in time. Most likely, however, Mr.. Hanson drew a very good map but forgot to show theoffset because it was mostly irrelevant to what he was trying to show. One item of interest in Township 10 South is White Church. (The map was prepared by Martin Weeks.)
A Portion of the Delaware Reserve of Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry Showing Some of the 1862 Delaware Allotments by the name of the recipient. See the caption in the previous map regarding the possible incorrect location of allotments in Township 10 South. (Martin Weeks prepared this map using the Hanson map as a base.)
Map of Wyandotte County, Kansas.Wyandotte, Kansas 1870
Of particular interest is a comparison of this map with the one showing the 1862 allotments and 1866 additions after the mainstream of the Delaware went to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) and adjustments of land were made.
Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 11 December 2004 from program. TH
Grave marker for James C. Grinter Born 23 Jan. 1828 Died 26 July 1893 and Rosanna [Marshall] Grinter Born 28 Feb., 1832 Died 2 Jan. 1916. Photograph taken about 1996 by Thomas Swiftwater Hahn. Email swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net Bibliography: Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 13 December 2004. Photo check A. TH
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1862 Allotment #36
Delaware Census #238
The year of her birth has been determined by information given at Census time.
Among the original 26 Delaware and 56 children who chose to remain in Kansas and become U.S. Citizens in the Treaty of July 4, 1866.
1870 U.S. Census: James Grinter (husband) M, 41, born in KY, Rosanna, (mispelled Roanah) (wife) F, 39, born in MO, Henrietta Grinter, (daughter) F, 19, born in Kansas, Mariah J. Grinter, (daughter) F, 16, born in Kansas, Sarah F. Grinter,(daughter) F, 14, born in Kansas, Mary B. Grinter, (daughter) F, 12 ,born in Kansas, James M. Grinter, (son) M, 10, born in Kansas, Elizabeth Grinter, (daughter) F, 7, born in Kansas, Flora Grinter, (daughter) F, 3, born in Kansas, Susan Grinter, (daughter) F, 1, born in Kansas.
The 1880 U.S. Census taken in Wyandotte, Kansas shows Rosanna Marshall to have been born in Kansas.
History of Kansas says she was born in Springfield, MO
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Rosanna (nee Marshall) Grinter and Daughters in Front of Her Home in Perry, Kansas Rosanna is on the left, daughter Henrietta in the middle, and daughter Mary Belle Colley is on the right. (Photographs provided by Martin Weeks Email: martinweeks@cox.net )
James C. Grinter (Provided by Martin Weeks from William E. Connelley, History of the State of Kansas, 1928, vol. 5, pp. 2528-2519)
Rosanna Marshall was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William H. Marshall. She was born on 28 February 1832, probably near present Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. However, the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas says that Rosanna was born in Kansas, but it does not say where her mother was born. (Latter Day Saints Census Extracts, Family History Library Film 1254400, National Archives Film T9-0400, p. 427C). Rosanna married 15 February 1850 in present Wyandotte County, Kansas. James C. Grinter, the brother of Moses Read Grinter. Moses Grinter married her sister, Anna Marshall. (all of the above whom see). James C. Grinter was born 23 Jan. 1829 in Logan County, Kentucky, died 26 July 1893 at Perry, Jefferson County Kansas, and was buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. Rosanna was one of the adult Delaware who elected to remain in Kansas in 1866 under the Treaty of May 1860. Rosanna had 1862 Allotment No. 36. and Delaware Census of 1862 No. 238. Her allotment in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, was W/2 NW/4, Section 29, Township 11 South, Range 24 East, 80 acres. Her children's allotments, also in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, cited below, are given after hers in the source. (Smith-Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, p. 27) In the Allotments No. 888 Betsy Shawnee in the Allotments was given Section W/2 NE/4 of Section 20 in Township 11 (p. 57) which she transferred by sale to Rosanna Grinter (p. 66). (Ibid.) Rosanna died 2 Jan. 1916 and is buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Delaware Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas. (See below a photo of her in front of her house with two daughters and a photograph of her and James Grinter's grave marker, as well.)
Article from the Perry [Kansas] Mirror Jan. 6, 1916 regarding her death:
Mrs. J. C. Grinter Lived in This Part of Kansas 81 Years
Mrs. J. C. Grinter, one of the earliest citizens of eastern Kansas, died at her home in this city last Sunday evening about ten o'clock, death resulting directly from an attack of bronchial pneumonia, to which her advanced age made her an easy victim. She was sick only a few days, and to many people this news of her death preceded knowledge of her illness.
Mrs. Grinter, whose maiden name was Rosanna Marshall, was born at Springfield, Mo., came to this section of Kansas 81 years ago, when a child of two years, and had witnessed the development of come to this area of virgin, almost uninhabited area to its present high stage of development. She was of Indian extraction, the blood of an Indian chieftain coursing in her veins. Her first home in Kansas was on the Delaware reservation in Wyandotte County, near Muncie, which neighborhood was her home until 38 years ago, when she moved with her husband and family to Perry and had ever since made this her home. Her husband died in 1893, but eight children survive, namely: J. M. Grinter of Perry; Mrs. Etta Simmons, Perry; Mrs. Flora Martin, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Mrs. J. W. Colley, Perry; Mrs. Elizabeth Betts, Kansas City, Kans.; Mrs. James David, Menoken; Mrs. Susanna Schultz, Perry; and Mrs. B. E., Wilson Williamstown. A large number of children and great grandchildren survive her. The last few years f her life were spent in the care of her daughter, Mrs. Simmons, who made her home with her mother.
Mr. Grinter and his brother, Moses, were the first white men to take up claims in Wyandotte county, and Moses married a sister of Mrs. Grinter, the marriage being the first to be entered on the records of that county. Another of her sisters married Henry Tiblow, a Delaware chief who was the founder of the town ofBonner Springs. She was a member of the southern Methodist Church.
The body was taken this morning to Muncie for burialto be buried in the Grinter cemetery surrounding Grinter chapel beside her husband. The funeral service was at the chapel immediately after arrival there. A large number of relatives made the trip from here to be a part of the obsequies.
Rosanna and James had twelve children (Source?):
1. Juliet (also spelled Joliett) or Julia "Julie" Ann Grinter was born 15 December 1850. She married ________ Comely. She is No. 37 on the Allotment of DeNW4, Section 28, Township South 11, Range East 23, 80 acres. She had left home before the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas.
2. Maria Jane Grinter was born 12 April 1853 was born 12 April 1853, married James Timmons, and died 14 June 1892. She is No. 39 on the 1852 Allotments of Delaware Lands. She had 1862 Delaware Census No. 241. Her allotment was E/2. NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, 80 acres. (See her photograph below)
3. Harriet (Henrietta) Grinter was born 10 January 1854 and married James David. She is No. 38 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1862 Delaware Allotment No. 240. Her allotment was E/2, NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range 24 East, 80 acres. In the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas, she is in the household of James C. Grinter and Rosanna Grinter doing housework.
4. Sarah Francis Grinter was born 10 October [?] probably and died 15 March 1935. She married David ______. She is No. 39 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1962 Delaware Census No. 242. Her allotment was W/2, SW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres.
5. Mary Belle Grinter was born 4 March 1857, married James Colley, died 1954, and was buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson County, Kansas. (See her photograph below). She is No. 41 on the 1862 Allotments, with the 1862 Delaware Census No. 243. Her allotment was NE/4, SW4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24; 38.20 acres [total 78.20 acres] They had two children, Maude Colley and Claude Colley. who died in infancy. They were probably buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery at Stony Point [Kansas City] in Wyandotte County. [It is not clear as to whether both the parents and the children were buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery. Editor.] Their only surviving child, Linda May Colley, married Vernet Carson Raines. They had four children: James Leveston Raines, Gerald Edwin Raines, Julian Carylise Raines, and Marguarita Hope. Marguarita died as an infant. Julian "Billy" died as a youth. Gerald "Jerry," who died in 1950, was not married and had no children. James Leveston Raines II married Velma Marie Hudson. He died 6 April 1993. The preceding, from James Leveston Raines II and Velma Marie nee Hudson, back to Mary Belle Grinter, are all buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in Perry. They had five children: Sandra S. Raines, Linda K. Raines Vigneron, Edna Cynthia "Cindy" Raines Duffy, and Ronald R. Raines, all living. (Source: Sandra "Sandy" S. Raines SandiMADD@aol.com ) for the entry for Mary Belle Grinter)
6. James Moses Grinter was born 15 January 1861, married Elizabeth A. Timmons, and died 28 August 1929. A James A. Grinter is listed with his mother, Rosanna Grinter, as No. 42 on the Allotments of Delaware Land, 1862 Census No. 244, allotment E/2. SE/4, Section 30, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres. James N. [sic] Grinter was in the 1880 Census Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 18, farming.
7. Elizabeth Sleks Grinter was born 21 June 1864 [?] and married ________ Betts. She is in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas as Elizabeth S. Grinter age 16, doing housework.
8. Flora I [?] Grinter was born 10 November 1865 and married J. W. Martin She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 14, doing house work
9. Susanne "Susan" Cordelia Grinter was born 26 November 1868 and married _______ Schultz. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter, at age 11, doing housework.
10. Lorenzo Dowas Grinter was born 13 December 1870 and died 10 August 1901. He was in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas at age 9 in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter.
11. Minnie May Grinter was born 10 December 1873 and died possibly in infancy.
12. Rosella "Rose" "Birdie" Grinter was born 22 April 1877 and died 30 December 1921. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 3.
(Census Data for the Grinter children is from LDS Extracts, FHL Film 125440, National Archives Film T9-040, p. 427C.)
Researchers: Email: swiftwater@lenaopedelawarehistory.net and Descendant Sandy Raines SandiMADD@aol.com .
DELAWARE ALLOTMENTS IN WYANDOTTE COUNTY
Allotment Listings and Maps
APortion of the Delaware Reserve of the Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry (Map by Harry Hanson)
This map is a portion of the Delaware Reserve showing roughly the area to the north of Moses Grinter's Ferry at the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River in what is now Kansas City, Kansas. Thearea is in Range 24 East. The area covered by the map north of Parallel Avenueis in Township 10 South. The area south of Parallel Avenue is in Township 11 South. The map was drawn by Harry Hanson, one of the previous owners of theGrinter Place. This map, on page 16 of Faye Louis Smith Arellano's Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, was made by Harry Hanson, aformer owner of the Grinter Place.
The Researchers for this project areMartin Weeks martinweeks@cox.net and Tom Swiftwater Hahn swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net.
A Selection of Allotments ofDelaware Lands in Kansas under the Treaty of May 1860 (As found in Faye SmithArellano, Delaware Trails, pp. 26-64)
The allotments described herewith can be found on the map just below the listing.
The names we cite are from the 1862 Delaware Allotments, with some added 1866 allotments. We selected the names to match the area of the Hanson Map (above) that shows the area to the north of the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River. That map is a good base for our purpose in that it includes section numbers, some road or street names, and certain Delaware features. The total number of allotments, included the 1866 additions, was 1182. The allotments that we show in the map comprise about ten percent of the total number of allotments. Each entry contains, in the order presented, the allotment number, the name of the person, the part of thepertinent section, the legal description of the allotment--including thesection number, the township south, the range east--the age of the person, andthe number of acres of each tract.
Sections consist of 640 acres of land. Thus, a half-section is 360 acres, a quarter section is 160 acres, and an eighth of a sections 80 acres, the intended acreage of each allotment.Most allotments are in one tract, but some are in two parts because of terrain features, the result being that the total allotment was about 80 acres. As an example of how this breaks down, take the first allotment below,which is No. 6, for Angeline Jonneycake. If one looks at the complete listing of allotments, it can be seen that Angeline's tract was not isolated from the remainder of the family's allotments, but those they were simply outside the scope of the map. This is not the case for most other allotments in the map area. In point of fact, the map entries tend to show the clustering of family allotments. The location of the allotments shows in general where the families had lived previously and shows that at least some choice was given. To continue, the next segment of Angeline Jonneycake's allotment is the legal description, which is W/2 SW/4 33-10-24. An expansion/explanation of that description is that her land was the west one-half of the southeast quarter of Section 33, Township 10, Range 24 East, the equivalent of 80acres. Clear as mud, right? Actually, once you look up a couple of entries of the allotment map, the system should become clear to you. Angelina's age is 10 and the total acreage is 80 acres.
Number/Name/Age/Description of Allotment by Part of Section, Number of Section, Number of Township South, and Number of Range East, and Number of Acres. Theage and number of acres has not yet been entered for every entry.
6. Angline Jonneycake, age 10,W/2 SW4, 33-10-24, 80 acres
10. Sally O. Smith, age 10, Lot5 NE/4 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.2 acres]
12. R. Jordan Johnnecake, age20, W/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
13. Rachel Johnnecake, age 16,E/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
29. Qua lup pa pa na qua, age 60,E/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
30. Mun da la qua Susan Beaver), age7, NE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 9-11-24, 48.8 acres [88.08 acres]
31. Oh how da pee ton (MaryJane Beaver), age 3, E/2 SE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
32. Louisa Beaver, age 25, E/2 NE/4 18-11-24
33. Ne con se pa kee now [VirginiaBeaver], age 5 months, SE/4 NW/4 , 9-11-24 5 months and Lot 4 NE/4, 9-11-24,
48.42 acres [total 88.42 acres]
35. Nancy Wildcat Lot, age 16, Lot6 SE/4 , 9-11-2, 47.70 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 24.40 acres
[total 72.1 acres]
36. Rosanna Marshall Grinter, age30, W/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
37. Juliet Grinter , age 11,E/2 NE/4, 36-11-23, 80 acres
38. Henrietta Grinter, age 10,E/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
39. Maria Jane Grinter, age 8, E/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
40. Sarah F. Grinter, age4, W/2 SW/4 , 29-11-24 , 80 acres
41. Mary Belle Grinter, age 4,NE/4 SW/4, 29-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SW/4, 29-11-24, 38.20acres
[total 78.2 acres]
42. James A. Grinter, age 1,E/2 SE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
43. Annie Marshall [dead] [daughter of John Marshall], age 8, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4, 36-11-23,77.60 acres
44. Mary Gillis Rodgers, age36, E/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and W/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.63 acres]
45. Sophronia Rodgers, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and E/2 E/2 NE/4, 26.78 acres[total 81.10 acres]
53 . John Delaware (gone south), age38, E/2 NE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
54. Jane Delaware [Wil la no ohqua?] (gone south), age 38, W/2 NW/4, 20-11-24, 80acres
55. Me mun dat Delaware [Sar con ohkee now)], age 13, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
70. Betsy Marshall, age 65, Lot6 SW/4, 21-11-24, 56.30 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 21-11-24, 41.65 acres [total 97.95 acres]
71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.30 acres]
72. Sarah Ann Rankins, age 30,E/2 SW/4, 20-10-23, 80 acres
73. Alice Rankins, age 6, W/2 SW/4 , 20-10-23, 80 acres
78. Frances C. Grinter, age 22, W/2 SE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
79. Mary E. [L?], age 5, E/2 SE/4 , 8-11-24, 80 acres
80. John W. Grinter, age 1, E/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
94. Longbone, age 58, W/2 SW/4, 9-11-24, 80 acres
95. Mary Longbone, age 48, W/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
116. Henry Tiblow, age 40, Lots 2& 3 NE/4. 31-11-24, 75.10 acres
117. Mary A. Tiblow, age 30,E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
118. Virginia Tiblow, age 13, W/2 NW/4, 31-11-24,80 acres
119. Mary C. Tiblow, age 11, E/2 NW/4, 31-11-24, 80 acres
120. Richard W. C. Tiblow, age 6, W/2 SE/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
121. Nathan Tiblow (deceased), age 8 months, W/2 SW/4, 30-11-24, acres
122. Nancy Cook, age 50, W/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
125. Mary Jane [Grinter] Defries,age 19, E/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
127. Annie [Marshall] Grinter, age 40, Lots 7 & 8 SW/4, 21-11-24, 78.?? acres
128. William Henry [H.] Grinter, age 20, E/2 SW/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
129. Martha V. Grinter, age 5, Lots 2 & 3 NE/4, 29-11-24, 78.70 acres and Lot 4 NW/4, 28-11-24, 5 acres
[total 83.70 acres
131.Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
132. John Marshall [son of John], age 9, W/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24,80 acres
149. Elizabeth Ketchum, age 16, Lot 4 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and NE/4 NW/4 , 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.02 acres]
155. Lewis Ketchum, age 50, E/2 SW/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
156. Elizabeth Z. Ketchum, age 28, E/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
163. Solomon Ketchum, age 2,W/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
167. Sarah E. Ketchum [Daughter of William Riley Ketchum), W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24, 80 acres
168. Nancy Ketchum, age13, E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
169. Joel Ketchum, age 10, E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
170. Caroline Ketchum, age 8, W/2 NW/4, 4-11-24, 52.81 acres and E/2 NE/4,5-11-24, 27.25 acres
[total 80.06 acres]
171. Absolom Ketchum, age 6, W/2 NW/4, 9-11-24,80 acres
172. Henry Clay Ketchum, age 3, W/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 54.50 acres and W/2E/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 27.25 acres [total 81.75 acres]
173. Melinda Wilcoxen, age34, Lots 3 & 4 NE/4, 16-11-24 , 95.93acres
174. Lucinda Wilcoxen, age 11, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4 , 16-11-24. 97.66 acres
175. James Ketchum [Reverend], age 44, E/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 64.65 acres and Lots 7 & 8 NE?/4 , 18-10-24, 21.70 acres [total 76.35 acres]
176. Lo a tow oh qua [Mrs. James Ketchum], age 39, W/2 SW/4 32-10-24, 80acres
177. Mary Ketchum, age 7, W/2 SE/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
178. Hester Ketchum [after 1866, Nannie H. Grinter], age 13, W /2 NE/4, 8-11-24 ,80 acres
181. Amanda Ketchum, age 3, E/2 SE/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
182. Charles Ketchum, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
188. George Ketchum, age 75, Lot3 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.02 acres]
189. Mary Ketchum, age 48, Lot3 NE/4, 9-11-24, 48.83 acres and NE/4 NW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres
[total 88.93 acres]
211. Big Raccoon (dead), age48, E/2 SE/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
212. Sally Raccoon , age 40, E/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 54.62 acres and E/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.93 acres]
214. Ah qual pe now, age 21, W/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 54.65 acres and W/2 E/2 NE/4, 1-11-23, 26.78 acres
[total 81.43 acres
219. Twe sho quo he [Que she quahe], age 45, W/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
220. Martha Jacobs, age 6, E/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
223. Jim Brown, age 27, W/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
224. A ha le ma le mon, age 28, W/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
225. To ha le no oh qua, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 19-11-24, 80 acres
233. Ah ha la nah que now, age 28, E/2 NW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
234. Ne la ta que now, age 35, E/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
264. John Washington, age 7, W/2 NW/4, 18-11-24 ,80 acres
272. John George, age 1 month, SW/4 NE/4, 31-10-24, 40 acres and NW/4 SE/4 , 31-10-24, 40 acres
[total 80 acres]
273. Wa le car pi [Gustavus Davis],age 23, E/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
274. Mary Ann Fish, age 35, W/2 NW/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
276. Francis Tiblow, age 8, W/2 NE/4 , 31-11-24, 80 acres
278. Ke wee she, W/2 SW/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
279. Abram Haff, age 30, W/2 SW/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
280. Tuc kee lun go nar qua, age 28, W/2 SE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
281. Man ka no wha, age 6, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
282. Es pe lun go no wha, age4, E/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
283. Kuch que cum un, age2, W/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres, 80 acres
296. Wa lun da koh oh qua, age 54, W/2 NE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
297. Po me now. age 60, W/2 SE/4, 6-11-24,80 acres
321. Doctor Block, age 39, W/2 NW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
322. Eliza Block, age 32, W/2 SW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
324. Leonard Snake, age 64, E/2 NE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
326. Sampson Snake, age 10, E/2 SW/4 , 7-11-24, 80 acres
333. William Marshall, age 10, E/2 NW/4, 19-10-24, 80 acres
344. Polly Marshall , age 3, W/2 NE/4, 19-10-24 , 90 acres
355. Par tet Longbone, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
356. Ar sar kee par ke no, age 19, W/2 SW/4, 16-11-24 , 80 acres
359. Quaf ti lease Longbone [NancyFish), age 32 [dead], W/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80acres
360. Pa mo hah Longbone, age 4, E/2 SW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
361 Qua ta che hease, age 48, E/2 NW/4 , 7-11-24 , 80 acres
362. RobertWashington, E/2 NW/4 18-11-24, 80 acres
393. Puate pa coo wha, age 30 E/2 SW/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
398. Oh well lun noox qua, age 80, W/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
859. Ton qua chuch, age 26, age 26, W/2 SW/4, 18-11-24
886. JennyArmstrong, E/2 NW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
887. John Shawnee, [41-46 apparently Shawnee?] E/2 (half off) NE/, 20-11-24, 80 acres
888. Betsy Shawnee, W/2 NE/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
889. Susan Shawnee, E/2 NW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
890. John White, E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
891. Big Shawnee, W/2 ,NW/4 , 21-11-24, 80 acres
892. Jane Shawnee, NE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 3 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49 acres [total 89 acres]
908. Martha Edgar , age 32, W/2 SW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
909. Eliza Edgar, age 12, E/ 2 SE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
928. Lucinda Marshall, age 35, E/2 NE/4 , 17-11-24, 80 acres
929. Rebecca Lucas, age 60, W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
942. Francis H. Grinter, Lot2 SW/4, 30-10-23, 7.27 acres
1866 Additions – Shown in Bracketson Map
3. Anna E. Defries [1866], W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24,
8. Nannie H. Grinter [1866],W/2 NE/4, 8-11-24 [previously owned by Hester Ketchum, daughter of James Ketchum]
9. Edward Grinter[1866], N/2 W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 and N/2 E/2 NE/4, 17-11-24
13. Cunningham Grinter[1866], NW/4 NE/4, 29-11-24 and E/2 E/2 NE/4 , 20-11-24
22. Flora Grinter[1866], E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24
55. Emmet Wilcoxen[1866], E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24
AllotmentsPlotted on the Hanson Map of a Portion of Wyandotte County
An offset between the section for Townships 10 and 11 South for the cross-index map does not appear in the Hanson map. The only area affected is the allotments in Township 10 South which may not be exactly as depicted in the map above. However, the Hanson map may be correct as the county was re-surveyed at some later point in time. Most likely, however, Mr.. Hanson drew a very good map but forgot to show theoffset because it was mostly irrelevant to what he was trying to show. One item of interest in Township 10 South is White Church. (The map was prepared by Martin Weeks.)
A Portion of the Delaware Reserve of Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry Showing Some of the 1862 Delaware Allotments by the name of the recipient. See the caption in the previous map regarding the possible incorrect location of allotments in Township 10 South. (Martin Weeks prepared this map using the Hanson map as a base.)
Map of Wyandotte County, Kansas.Wyandotte, Kansas 1870
Of particular interest is a comparison of this map with the one showing the 1862 allotments and 1866 additions after the mainstream of the Delaware went to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) and adjustments of land were made.
Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 11 December 2004 from program. TH
Grave marker for James C. Grinter Born 23 Jan. 1828 Died 26 July 1893 and Rosanna [Marshall] Grinter Born 28 Feb., 1832 Died 2 Jan. 1916. Photograph taken about 1996 by Thomas Swiftwater Hahn. Email swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net Bibliography: Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 13 December 2004. Photo check A. TH
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1862 Allotment #36
Delaware Census #238
The year of her birth has been determined by information given at Census time.
Among the original 26 Delaware and 56 children who chose to remain in Kansas and become U.S. Citizens in the Treaty of July 4, 1866.
1870 U.S. Census: James Grinter (husband) M, 41, born in KY, Rosanna, (mispelled Roanah) (wife) F, 39, born in MO, Henrietta Grinter, (daughter) F, 19, born in Kansas, Mariah J. Grinter, (daughter) F, 16, born in Kansas, Sarah F. Grinter,(daughter) F, 14, born in Kansas, Mary B. Grinter, (daughter) F, 12 ,born in Kansas, James M. Grinter, (son) M, 10, born in Kansas, Elizabeth Grinter, (daughter) F, 7, born in Kansas, Flora Grinter, (daughter) F, 3, born in Kansas, Susan Grinter, (daughter) F, 1, born in Kansas.
The 1880 U.S. Census taken in Wyandotte, Kansas shows Rosanna Marshall to have been born in Kansas.
History of Kansas says she was born in Springfield, MO
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Rosanna (nee Marshall) Grinter and Daughters in Front of Her Home in Perry, Kansas Rosanna is on the left, daughter Henrietta in the middle, and daughter Mary Belle Colley is on the right. (Photographs provided by Martin Weeks Email: martinweeks@cox.net )
James C. Grinter (Provided by Martin Weeks from William E. Connelley, History of the State of Kansas, 1928, vol. 5, pp. 2528-2519)
Rosanna Marshall was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William H. Marshall. She was born on 28 February 1832, probably near present Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. However, the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas says that Rosanna was born in Kansas, but it does not say where her mother was born. (Latter Day Saints Census Extracts, Family History Library Film 1254400, National Archives Film T9-0400, p. 427C). Rosanna married 15 February 1850 in present Wyandotte County, Kansas. James C. Grinter, the brother of Moses Read Grinter. Moses Grinter married her sister, Anna Marshall. (all of the above whom see). James C. Grinter was born 23 Jan. 1829 in Logan County, Kentucky, died 26 July 1893 at Perry, Jefferson County Kansas, and was buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. Rosanna was one of the adult Delaware who elected to remain in Kansas in 1866 under the Treaty of May 1860. Rosanna had 1862 Allotment No. 36. and Delaware Census of 1862 No. 238. Her allotment in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, was W/2 NW/4, Section 29, Township 11 South, Range 24 East, 80 acres. Her children's allotments, also in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, cited below, are given after hers in the source. (Smith-Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, p. 27) In the Allotments No. 888 Betsy Shawnee in the Allotments was given Section W/2 NE/4 of Section 20 in Township 11 (p. 57) which she transferred by sale to Rosanna Grinter (p. 66). (Ibid.) Rosanna died 2 Jan. 1916 and is buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Delaware Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas. (See below a photo of her in front of her house with two daughters and a photograph of her and James Grinter's grave marker, as well.)
Article from the Perry [Kansas] Mirror Jan. 6, 1916 regarding her death:
Mrs. J. C. Grinter Lived in This Part of Kansas 81 Years
Mrs. J. C. Grinter, one of the earliest citizens of eastern Kansas, died at her home in this city last Sunday evening about ten o'clock, death resulting directly from an attack of bronchial pneumonia, to which her advanced age made her an easy victim. She was sick only a few days, and to many people this news of her death preceded knowledge of her illness.
Mrs. Grinter, whose maiden name was Rosanna Marshall, was born at Springfield, Mo., came to this section of Kansas 81 years ago, when a child of two years, and had witnessed the development of come to this area of virgin, almost uninhabited area to its present high stage of development. She was of Indian extraction, the blood of an Indian chieftain coursing in her veins. Her first home in Kansas was on the Delaware reservation in Wyandotte County, near Muncie, which neighborhood was her home until 38 years ago, when she moved with her husband and family to Perry and had ever since made this her home. Her husband died in 1893, but eight children survive, namely: J. M. Grinter of Perry; Mrs. Etta Simmons, Perry; Mrs. Flora Martin, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Mrs. J. W. Colley, Perry; Mrs. Elizabeth Betts, Kansas City, Kans.; Mrs. James David, Menoken; Mrs. Susanna Schultz, Perry; and Mrs. B. E., Wilson Williamstown. A large number of children and great grandchildren survive her. The last few years f her life were spent in the care of her daughter, Mrs. Simmons, who made her home with her mother.
Mr. Grinter and his brother, Moses, were the first white men to take up claims in Wyandotte county, and Moses married a sister of Mrs. Grinter, the marriage being the first to be entered on the records of that county. Another of her sisters married Henry Tiblow, a Delaware chief who was the founder of the town ofBonner Springs. She was a member of the southern Methodist Church.
The body was taken this morning to Muncie for burialto be buried in the Grinter cemetery surrounding Grinter chapel beside her husband. The funeral service was at the chapel immediately after arrival there. A large number of relatives made the trip from here to be a part of the obsequies.
Rosanna and James had twelve children (Source?):
1. Juliet (also spelled Joliett) or Julia "Julie" Ann Grinter was born 15 December 1850. She married ________ Comely. She is No. 37 on the Allotment of DeNW4, Section 28, Township South 11, Range East 23, 80 acres. She had left home before the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas.
2. Maria Jane Grinter was born 12 April 1853 was born 12 April 1853, married James Timmons, and died 14 June 1892. She is No. 39 on the 1852 Allotments of Delaware Lands. She had 1862 Delaware Census No. 241. Her allotment was E/2. NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, 80 acres. (See her photograph below)
3. Harriet (Henrietta) Grinter was born 10 January 1854 and married James David. She is No. 38 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1862 Delaware Allotment No. 240. Her allotment was E/2, NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range 24 East, 80 acres. In the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas, she is in the household of James C. Grinter and Rosanna Grinter doing housework.
4. Sarah Francis Grinter was born 10 October [?] probably and died 15 March 1935. She married David ______. She is No. 39 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1962 Delaware Census No. 242. Her allotment was W/2, SW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres.
5. Mary Belle Grinter was born 4 March 1857, married James Colley, died 1954, and was buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson County, Kansas. (See her photograph below). She is No. 41 on the 1862 Allotments, with the 1862 Delaware Census No. 243. Her allotment was NE/4, SW4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24; 38.20 acres [total 78.20 acres] They had two children, Maude Colley and Claude Colley. who died in infancy. They were probably buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery at Stony Point [Kansas City] in Wyandotte County. [It is not clear as to whether both the parents and the children were buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery. Editor.] Their only surviving child, Linda May Colley, married Vernet Carson Raines. They had four children: James Leveston Raines, Gerald Edwin Raines, Julian Carylise Raines, and Marguarita Hope. Marguarita died as an infant. Julian "Billy" died as a youth. Gerald "Jerry," who died in 1950, was not married and had no children. James Leveston Raines II married Velma Marie Hudson. He died 6 April 1993. The preceding, from James Leveston Raines II and Velma Marie nee Hudson, back to Mary Belle Grinter, are all buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in Perry. They had five children: Sandra S. Raines, Linda K. Raines Vigneron, Edna Cynthia "Cindy" Raines Duffy, and Ronald R. Raines, all living. (Source: Sandra "Sandy" S. Raines SandiMADD@aol.com ) for the entry for Mary Belle Grinter)
6. James Moses Grinter was born 15 January 1861, married Elizabeth A. Timmons, and died 28 August 1929. A James A. Grinter is listed with his mother, Rosanna Grinter, as No. 42 on the Allotments of Delaware Land, 1862 Census No. 244, allotment E/2. SE/4, Section 30, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres. James N. [sic] Grinter was in the 1880 Census Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 18, farming.
7. Elizabeth Sleks Grinter was born 21 June 1864 [?] and married ________ Betts. She is in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas as Elizabeth S. Grinter age 16, doing housework.
8. Flora I [?] Grinter was born 10 November 1865 and married J. W. Martin She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 14, doing house work
9. Susanne "Susan" Cordelia Grinter was born 26 November 1868 and married _______ Schultz. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter, at age 11, doing housework.
10. Lorenzo Dowas Grinter was born 13 December 1870 and died 10 August 1901. He was in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas at age 9 in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter.
11. Minnie May Grinter was born 10 December 1873 and died possibly in infancy.
12. Rosella "Rose" "Birdie" Grinter was born 22 April 1877 and died 30 December 1921. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 3.
(Census Data for the Grinter children is from LDS Extracts, FHL Film 125440, National Archives Film T9-040, p. 427C.)
Researchers: Email: swiftwater@lenaopedelawarehistory.net and Descendant Sandy Raines SandiMADD@aol.com .
DELAWARE ALLOTMENTS IN WYANDOTTE COUNTY
Allotment Listings and Maps
APortion of the Delaware Reserve of the Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry (Map by Harry Hanson)
This map is a portion of the Delaware Reserve showing roughly the area to the north of Moses Grinter's Ferry at the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River in what is now Kansas City, Kansas. Thearea is in Range 24 East. The area covered by the map north of Parallel Avenueis in Township 10 South. The area south of Parallel Avenue is in Township 11 South. The map was drawn by Harry Hanson, one of the previous owners of theGrinter Place. This map, on page 16 of Faye Louis Smith Arellano's Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, was made by Harry Hanson, aformer owner of the Grinter Place.
The Researchers for this project areMartin Weeks martinweeks@cox.net and Tom Swiftwater Hahn swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net.
A Selection of Allotments ofDelaware Lands in Kansas under the Treaty of May 1860 (As found in Faye SmithArellano, Delaware Trails, pp. 26-64)
The allotments described herewith can be found on the map just below the listing.
The names we cite are from the 1862 Delaware Allotments, with some added 1866 allotments. We selected the names to match the area of the Hanson Map (above) that shows the area to the north of the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River. That map is a good base for our purpose in that it includes section numbers, some road or street names, and certain Delaware features. The total number of allotments, included the 1866 additions, was 1182. The allotments that we show in the map comprise about ten percent of the total number of allotments. Each entry contains, in the order presented, the allotment number, the name of the person, the part of thepertinent section, the legal description of the allotment--including thesection number, the township south, the range east--the age of the person, andthe number of acres of each tract.
Sections consist of 640 acres of land. Thus, a half-section is 360 acres, a quarter section is 160 acres, and an eighth of a sections 80 acres, the intended acreage of each allotment.Most allotments are in one tract, but some are in two parts because of terrain features, the result being that the total allotment was about 80 acres. As an example of how this breaks down, take the first allotment below,which is No. 6, for Angeline Jonneycake. If one looks at the complete listing of allotments, it can be seen that Angeline's tract was not isolated from the remainder of the family's allotments, but those they were simply outside the scope of the map. This is not the case for most other allotments in the map area. In point of fact, the map entries tend to show the clustering of family allotments. The location of the allotments shows in general where the families had lived previously and shows that at least some choice was given. To continue, the next segment of Angeline Jonneycake's allotment is the legal description, which is W/2 SW/4 33-10-24. An expansion/explanation of that description is that her land was the west one-half of the southeast quarter of Section 33, Township 10, Range 24 East, the equivalent of 80acres. Clear as mud, right? Actually, once you look up a couple of entries of the allotment map, the system should become clear to you. Angelina's age is 10 and the total acreage is 80 acres.
Number/Name/Age/Description of Allotment by Part of Section, Number of Section, Number of Township South, and Number of Range East, and Number of Acres. Theage and number of acres has not yet been entered for every entry.
6. Angline Jonneycake, age 10,W/2 SW4, 33-10-24, 80 acres
10. Sally O. Smith, age 10, Lot5 NE/4 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.2 acres]
12. R. Jordan Johnnecake, age20, W/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
13. Rachel Johnnecake, age 16,E/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
29. Qua lup pa pa na qua, age 60,E/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
30. Mun da la qua Susan Beaver), age7, NE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 9-11-24, 48.8 acres [88.08 acres]
31. Oh how da pee ton (MaryJane Beaver), age 3, E/2 SE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
32. Louisa Beaver, age 25, E/2 NE/4 18-11-24
33. Ne con se pa kee now [VirginiaBeaver], age 5 months, SE/4 NW/4 , 9-11-24 5 months and Lot 4 NE/4, 9-11-24,
48.42 acres [total 88.42 acres]
35. Nancy Wildcat Lot, age 16, Lot6 SE/4 , 9-11-2, 47.70 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 24.40 acres
[total 72.1 acres]
36. Rosanna Marshall Grinter, age30, W/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
37. Juliet Grinter , age 11,E/2 NE/4, 36-11-23, 80 acres
38. Henrietta Grinter, age 10,E/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
39. Maria Jane Grinter, age 8, E/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
40. Sarah F. Grinter, age4, W/2 SW/4 , 29-11-24 , 80 acres
41. Mary Belle Grinter, age 4,NE/4 SW/4, 29-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SW/4, 29-11-24, 38.20acres
[total 78.2 acres]
42. James A. Grinter, age 1,E/2 SE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
43. Annie Marshall [dead] [daughter of John Marshall], age 8, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4, 36-11-23,77.60 acres
44. Mary Gillis Rodgers, age36, E/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and W/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.63 acres]
45. Sophronia Rodgers, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and E/2 E/2 NE/4, 26.78 acres[total 81.10 acres]
53 . John Delaware (gone south), age38, E/2 NE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
54. Jane Delaware [Wil la no ohqua?] (gone south), age 38, W/2 NW/4, 20-11-24, 80acres
55. Me mun dat Delaware [Sar con ohkee now)], age 13, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
70. Betsy Marshall, age 65, Lot6 SW/4, 21-11-24, 56.30 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 21-11-24, 41.65 acres [total 97.95 acres]
71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.30 acres]
72. Sarah Ann Rankins, age 30,E/2 SW/4, 20-10-23, 80 acres
73. Alice Rankins, age 6, W/2 SW/4 , 20-10-23, 80 acres
78. Frances C. Grinter, age 22, W/2 SE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
79. Mary E. [L?], age 5, E/2 SE/4 , 8-11-24, 80 acres
80. John W. Grinter, age 1, E/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
94. Longbone, age 58, W/2 SW/4, 9-11-24, 80 acres
95. Mary Longbone, age 48, W/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
116. Henry Tiblow, age 40, Lots 2& 3 NE/4. 31-11-24, 75.10 acres
117. Mary A. Tiblow, age 30,E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
118. Virginia Tiblow, age 13, W/2 NW/4, 31-11-24,80 acres
119. Mary C. Tiblow, age 11, E/2 NW/4, 31-11-24, 80 acres
120. Richard W. C. Tiblow, age 6, W/2 SE/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
121. Nathan Tiblow (deceased), age 8 months, W/2 SW/4, 30-11-24, acres
122. Nancy Cook, age 50, W/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
125. Mary Jane [Grinter] Defries,age 19, E/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
127. Annie [Marshall] Grinter, age 40, Lots 7 & 8 SW/4, 21-11-24, 78.?? acres
128. William Henry [H.] Grinter, age 20, E/2 SW/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
129. Martha V. Grinter, age 5, Lots 2 & 3 NE/4, 29-11-24, 78.70 acres and Lot 4 NW/4, 28-11-24, 5 acres
[total 83.70 acres
131.Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
132. John Marshall [son of John], age 9, W/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24,80 acres
149. Elizabeth Ketchum, age 16, Lot 4 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and NE/4 NW/4 , 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.02 acres]
155. Lewis Ketchum, age 50, E/2 SW/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
156. Elizabeth Z. Ketchum, age 28, E/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
163. Solomon Ketchum, age 2,W/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
167. Sarah E. Ketchum [Daughter of William Riley Ketchum), W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24, 80 acres
168. Nancy Ketchum, age13, E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
169. Joel Ketchum, age 10, E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
170. Caroline Ketchum, age 8, W/2 NW/4, 4-11-24, 52.81 acres and E/2 NE/4,5-11-24, 27.25 acres
[total 80.06 acres]
171. Absolom Ketchum, age 6, W/2 NW/4, 9-11-24,80 acres
172. Henry Clay Ketchum, age 3, W/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 54.50 acres and W/2E/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 27.25 acres [total 81.75 acres]
173. Melinda Wilcoxen, age34, Lots 3 & 4 NE/4, 16-11-24 , 95.93acres
174. Lucinda Wilcoxen, age 11, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4 , 16-11-24. 97.66 acres
175. James Ketchum [Reverend], age 44, E/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 64.65 acres and Lots 7 & 8 NE?/4 , 18-10-24, 21.70 acres [total 76.35 acres]
176. Lo a tow oh qua [Mrs. James Ketchum], age 39, W/2 SW/4 32-10-24, 80acres
177. Mary Ketchum, age 7, W/2 SE/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
178. Hester Ketchum [after 1866, Nannie H. Grinter], age 13, W /2 NE/4, 8-11-24 ,80 acres
181. Amanda Ketchum, age 3, E/2 SE/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
182. Charles Ketchum, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
188. George Ketchum, age 75, Lot3 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.02 acres]
189. Mary Ketchum, age 48, Lot3 NE/4, 9-11-24, 48.83 acres and NE/4 NW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres
[total 88.93 acres]
211. Big Raccoon (dead), age48, E/2 SE/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
212. Sally Raccoon , age 40, E/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 54.62 acres and E/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.93 acres]
214. Ah qual pe now, age 21, W/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 54.65 acres and W/2 E/2 NE/4, 1-11-23, 26.78 acres
[total 81.43 acres
219. Twe sho quo he [Que she quahe], age 45, W/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
220. Martha Jacobs, age 6, E/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
223. Jim Brown, age 27, W/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
224. A ha le ma le mon, age 28, W/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
225. To ha le no oh qua, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 19-11-24, 80 acres
233. Ah ha la nah que now, age 28, E/2 NW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
234. Ne la ta que now, age 35, E/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
264. John Washington, age 7, W/2 NW/4, 18-11-24 ,80 acres
272. John George, age 1 month, SW/4 NE/4, 31-10-24, 40 acres and NW/4 SE/4 , 31-10-24, 40 acres
[total 80 acres]
273. Wa le car pi [Gustavus Davis],age 23, E/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
274. Mary Ann Fish, age 35, W/2 NW/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
276. Francis Tiblow, age 8, W/2 NE/4 , 31-11-24, 80 acres
278. Ke wee she, W/2 SW/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
279. Abram Haff, age 30, W/2 SW/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
280. Tuc kee lun go nar qua, age 28, W/2 SE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
281. Man ka no wha, age 6, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
282. Es pe lun go no wha, age4, E/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
283. Kuch que cum un, age2, W/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres, 80 acres
296. Wa lun da koh oh qua, age 54, W/2 NE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
297. Po me now. age 60, W/2 SE/4, 6-11-24,80 acres
321. Doctor Block, age 39, W/2 NW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
322. Eliza Block, age 32, W/2 SW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
324. Leonard Snake, age 64, E/2 NE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
326. Sampson Snake, age 10, E/2 SW/4 , 7-11-24, 80 acres
333. William Marshall, age 10, E/2 NW/4, 19-10-24, 80 acres
344. Polly Marshall , age 3, W/2 NE/4, 19-10-24 , 90 acres
355. Par tet Longbone, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
356. Ar sar kee par ke no, age 19, W/2 SW/4, 16-11-24 , 80 acres
359. Quaf ti lease Longbone [NancyFish), age 32 [dead], W/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80acres
360. Pa mo hah Longbone, age 4, E/2 SW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
361 Qua ta che hease, age 48, E/2 NW/4 , 7-11-24 , 80 acres
362. RobertWashington, E/2 NW/4 18-11-24, 80 acres
393. Puate pa coo wha, age 30 E/2 SW/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
398. Oh well lun noox qua, age 80, W/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
859. Ton qua chuch, age 26, age 26, W/2 SW/4, 18-11-24
886. JennyArmstrong, E/2 NW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
887. John Shawnee, [41-46 apparently Shawnee?] E/2 (half off) NE/, 20-11-24, 80 acres
888. Betsy Shawnee, W/2 NE/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
889. Susan Shawnee, E/2 NW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
890. John White, E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
891. Big Shawnee, W/2 ,NW/4 , 21-11-24, 80 acres
892. Jane Shawnee, NE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 3 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49 acres [total 89 acres]
908. Martha Edgar , age 32, W/2 SW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
909. Eliza Edgar, age 12, E/ 2 SE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
928. Lucinda Marshall, age 35, E/2 NE/4 , 17-11-24, 80 acres
929. Rebecca Lucas, age 60, W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
942. Francis H. Grinter, Lot2 SW/4, 30-10-23, 7.27 acres
1866 Additions – Shown in Bracketson Map
3. Anna E. Defries [1866], W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24,
8. Nannie H. Grinter [1866],W/2 NE/4, 8-11-24 [previously owned by Hester Ketchum, daughter of James Ketchum]
9. Edward Grinter[1866], N/2 W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 and N/2 E/2 NE/4, 17-11-24
13. Cunningham Grinter[1866], NW/4 NE/4, 29-11-24 and E/2 E/2 NE/4 , 20-11-24
22. Flora Grinter[1866], E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24
55. Emmet Wilcoxen[1866], E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24
AllotmentsPlotted on the Hanson Map of a Portion of Wyandotte County
An offset between the section for Townships 10 and 11 South for the cross-index map does not appear in the Hanson map. The only area affected is the allotments in Township 10 South which may not be exactly as depicted in the map above. However, the Hanson map may be correct as the county was re-surveyed at some later point in time. Most likely, however, Mr.. Hanson drew a very good map but forgot to show theoffset because it was mostly irrelevant to what he was trying to show. One item of interest in Township 10 South is White Church. (The map was prepared by Martin Weeks.)
A Portion of the Delaware Reserve of Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry Showing Some of the 1862 Delaware Allotments by the name of the recipient. See the caption in the previous map regarding the possible incorrect location of allotments in Township 10 South. (Martin Weeks prepared this map using the Hanson map as a base.)
Map of Wyandotte County, Kansas.Wyandotte, Kansas 1870
Of particular interest is a comparison of this map with the one showing the 1862 allotments and 1866 additions after the mainstream of the Delaware went to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) and adjustments of land were made.
Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 11 December 2004 from program. TH
Grave marker for James C. Grinter Born 23 Jan. 1828 Died 26 July 1893 and Rosanna [Marshall] Grinter Born 28 Feb., 1832 Died 2 Jan. 1916. Photograph taken about 1996 by Thomas Swiftwater Hahn. Email swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net Bibliography: Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 13 December 2004. Photo check A. TH
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1862 Allotment #36
Delaware Census #238
The year of her birth has been determined by information given at Census time.
Among the original 26 Delaware and 56 children who chose to remain in Kansas and become U.S. Citizens in the Treaty of July 4, 1866.
1870 U.S. Census: James Grinter (husband) M, 41, born in KY, Rosanna, (mispelled Roanah) (wife) F, 39, born in MO, Henrietta Grinter, (daughter) F, 19, born in Kansas, Mariah J. Grinter, (daughter) F, 16, born in Kansas, Sarah F. Grinter,(daughter) F, 14, born in Kansas, Mary B. Grinter, (daughter) F, 12 ,born in Kansas, James M. Grinter, (son) M, 10, born in Kansas, Elizabeth Grinter, (daughter) F, 7, born in Kansas, Flora Grinter, (daughter) F, 3, born in Kansas, Susan Grinter, (daughter) F, 1, born in Kansas.
The 1880 U.S. Census taken in Wyandotte, Kansas shows Rosanna Marshall to have been born in Kansas.
History of Kansas says she was born in Springfield, MO
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Rosanna (nee Marshall) Grinter and Daughters in Front of Her Home in Perry, Kansas Rosanna is on the left, daughter Henrietta in the middle, and daughter Mary Belle Colley is on the right. (Photographs provided by Martin Weeks Email: martinweeks@cox.net )
James C. Grinter (Provided by Martin Weeks from William E. Connelley, History of the State of Kansas, 1928, vol. 5, pp. 2528-2519)
Rosanna Marshall was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William H. Marshall. She was born on 28 February 1832, probably near present Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. However, the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas says that Rosanna was born in Kansas, but it does not say where her mother was born. (Latter Day Saints Census Extracts, Family History Library Film 1254400, National Archives Film T9-0400, p. 427C). Rosanna married 15 February 1850 in present Wyandotte County, Kansas. James C. Grinter, the brother of Moses Read Grinter. Moses Grinter married her sister, Anna Marshall. (all of the above whom see). James C. Grinter was born 23 Jan. 1829 in Logan County, Kentucky, died 26 July 1893 at Perry, Jefferson County Kansas, and was buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. Rosanna was one of the adult Delaware who elected to remain in Kansas in 1866 under the Treaty of May 1860. Rosanna had 1862 Allotment No. 36. and Delaware Census of 1862 No. 238. Her allotment in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, was W/2 NW/4, Section 29, Township 11 South, Range 24 East, 80 acres. Her children's allotments, also in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, cited below, are given after hers in the source. (Smith-Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, p. 27) In the Allotments No. 888 Betsy Shawnee in the Allotments was given Section W/2 NE/4 of Section 20 in Township 11 (p. 57) which she transferred by sale to Rosanna Grinter (p. 66). (Ibid.) Rosanna died 2 Jan. 1916 and is buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Delaware Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas. (See below a photo of her in front of her house with two daughters and a photograph of her and James Grinter's grave marker, as well.)
Article from the Perry [Kansas] Mirror Jan. 6, 1916 regarding her death:
Mrs. J. C. Grinter Lived in This Part of Kansas 81 Years
Mrs. J. C. Grinter, one of the earliest citizens of eastern Kansas, died at her home in this city last Sunday evening about ten o'clock, death resulting directly from an attack of bronchial pneumonia, to which her advanced age made her an easy victim. She was sick only a few days, and to many people this news of her death preceded knowledge of her illness.
Mrs. Grinter, whose maiden name was Rosanna Marshall, was born at Springfield, Mo., came to this section of Kansas 81 years ago, when a child of two years, and had witnessed the development of come to this area of virgin, almost uninhabited area to its present high stage of development. She was of Indian extraction, the blood of an Indian chieftain coursing in her veins. Her first home in Kansas was on the Delaware reservation in Wyandotte County, near Muncie, which neighborhood was her home until 38 years ago, when she moved with her husband and family to Perry and had ever since made this her home. Her husband died in 1893, but eight children survive, namely: J. M. Grinter of Perry; Mrs. Etta Simmons, Perry; Mrs. Flora Martin, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Mrs. J. W. Colley, Perry; Mrs. Elizabeth Betts, Kansas City, Kans.; Mrs. James David, Menoken; Mrs. Susanna Schultz, Perry; and Mrs. B. E., Wilson Williamstown. A large number of children and great grandchildren survive her. The last few years f her life were spent in the care of her daughter, Mrs. Simmons, who made her home with her mother.
Mr. Grinter and his brother, Moses, were the first white men to take up claims in Wyandotte county, and Moses married a sister of Mrs. Grinter, the marriage being the first to be entered on the records of that county. Another of her sisters married Henry Tiblow, a Delaware chief who was the founder of the town ofBonner Springs. She was a member of the southern Methodist Church.
The body was taken this morning to Muncie for burialto be buried in the Grinter cemetery surrounding Grinter chapel beside her husband. The funeral service was at the chapel immediately after arrival there. A large number of relatives made the trip from here to be a part of the obsequies.
Rosanna and James had twelve children (Source?):
1. Juliet (also spelled Joliett) or Julia "Julie" Ann Grinter was born 15 December 1850. She married ________ Comely. She is No. 37 on the Allotment of DeNW4, Section 28, Township South 11, Range East 23, 80 acres. She had left home before the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas.
2. Maria Jane Grinter was born 12 April 1853 was born 12 April 1853, married James Timmons, and died 14 June 1892. She is No. 39 on the 1852 Allotments of Delaware Lands. She had 1862 Delaware Census No. 241. Her allotment was E/2. NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, 80 acres. (See her photograph below)
3. Harriet (Henrietta) Grinter was born 10 January 1854 and married James David. She is No. 38 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1862 Delaware Allotment No. 240. Her allotment was E/2, NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range 24 East, 80 acres. In the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas, she is in the household of James C. Grinter and Rosanna Grinter doing housework.
4. Sarah Francis Grinter was born 10 October [?] probably and died 15 March 1935. She married David ______. She is No. 39 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1962 Delaware Census No. 242. Her allotment was W/2, SW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres.
5. Mary Belle Grinter was born 4 March 1857, married James Colley, died 1954, and was buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson County, Kansas. (See her photograph below). She is No. 41 on the 1862 Allotments, with the 1862 Delaware Census No. 243. Her allotment was NE/4, SW4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24; 38.20 acres [total 78.20 acres] They had two children, Maude Colley and Claude Colley. who died in infancy. They were probably buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery at Stony Point [Kansas City] in Wyandotte County. [It is not clear as to whether both the parents and the children were buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery. Editor.] Their only surviving child, Linda May Colley, married Vernet Carson Raines. They had four children: James Leveston Raines, Gerald Edwin Raines, Julian Carylise Raines, and Marguarita Hope. Marguarita died as an infant. Julian "Billy" died as a youth. Gerald "Jerry," who died in 1950, was not married and had no children. James Leveston Raines II married Velma Marie Hudson. He died 6 April 1993. The preceding, from James Leveston Raines II and Velma Marie nee Hudson, back to Mary Belle Grinter, are all buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in Perry. They had five children: Sandra S. Raines, Linda K. Raines Vigneron, Edna Cynthia "Cindy" Raines Duffy, and Ronald R. Raines, all living. (Source: Sandra "Sandy" S. Raines SandiMADD@aol.com ) for the entry for Mary Belle Grinter)
6. James Moses Grinter was born 15 January 1861, married Elizabeth A. Timmons, and died 28 August 1929. A James A. Grinter is listed with his mother, Rosanna Grinter, as No. 42 on the Allotments of Delaware Land, 1862 Census No. 244, allotment E/2. SE/4, Section 30, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres. James N. [sic] Grinter was in the 1880 Census Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 18, farming.
7. Elizabeth Sleks Grinter was born 21 June 1864 [?] and married ________ Betts. She is in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas as Elizabeth S. Grinter age 16, doing housework.
8. Flora I [?] Grinter was born 10 November 1865 and married J. W. Martin She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 14, doing house work
9. Susanne "Susan" Cordelia Grinter was born 26 November 1868 and married _______ Schultz. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter, at age 11, doing housework.
10. Lorenzo Dowas Grinter was born 13 December 1870 and died 10 August 1901. He was in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas at age 9 in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter.
11. Minnie May Grinter was born 10 December 1873 and died possibly in infancy.
12. Rosella "Rose" "Birdie" Grinter was born 22 April 1877 and died 30 December 1921. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 3.
(Census Data for the Grinter children is from LDS Extracts, FHL Film 125440, National Archives Film T9-040, p. 427C.)
Researchers: Email: swiftwater@lenaopedelawarehistory.net and Descendant Sandy Raines SandiMADD@aol.com .
DELAWARE ALLOTMENTS IN WYANDOTTE COUNTY
Allotment Listings and Maps
APortion of the Delaware Reserve of the Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry (Map by Harry Hanson)
This map is a portion of the Delaware Reserve showing roughly the area to the north of Moses Grinter's Ferry at the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River in what is now Kansas City, Kansas. Thearea is in Range 24 East. The area covered by the map north of Parallel Avenueis in Township 10 South. The area south of Parallel Avenue is in Township 11 South. The map was drawn by Harry Hanson, one of the previous owners of theGrinter Place. This map, on page 16 of Faye Louis Smith Arellano's Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, was made by Harry Hanson, aformer owner of the Grinter Place.
The Researchers for this project areMartin Weeks martinweeks@cox.net and Tom Swiftwater Hahn swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net.
A Selection of Allotments ofDelaware Lands in Kansas under the Treaty of May 1860 (As found in Faye SmithArellano, Delaware Trails, pp. 26-64)
The allotments described herewith can be found on the map just below the listing.
The names we cite are from the 1862 Delaware Allotments, with some added 1866 allotments. We selected the names to match the area of the Hanson Map (above) that shows the area to the north of the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River. That map is a good base for our purpose in that it includes section numbers, some road or street names, and certain Delaware features. The total number of allotments, included the 1866 additions, was 1182. The allotments that we show in the map comprise about ten percent of the total number of allotments. Each entry contains, in the order presented, the allotment number, the name of the person, the part of thepertinent section, the legal description of the allotment--including thesection number, the township south, the range east--the age of the person, andthe number of acres of each tract.
Sections consist of 640 acres of land. Thus, a half-section is 360 acres, a quarter section is 160 acres, and an eighth of a sections 80 acres, the intended acreage of each allotment.Most allotments are in one tract, but some are in two parts because of terrain features, the result being that the total allotment was about 80 acres. As an example of how this breaks down, take the first allotment below,which is No. 6, for Angeline Jonneycake. If one looks at the complete listing of allotments, it can be seen that Angeline's tract was not isolated from the remainder of the family's allotments, but those they were simply outside the scope of the map. This is not the case for most other allotments in the map area. In point of fact, the map entries tend to show the clustering of family allotments. The location of the allotments shows in general where the families had lived previously and shows that at least some choice was given. To continue, the next segment of Angeline Jonneycake's allotment is the legal description, which is W/2 SW/4 33-10-24. An expansion/explanation of that description is that her land was the west one-half of the southeast quarter of Section 33, Township 10, Range 24 East, the equivalent of 80acres. Clear as mud, right? Actually, once you look up a couple of entries of the allotment map, the system should become clear to you. Angelina's age is 10 and the total acreage is 80 acres.
Number/Name/Age/Description of Allotment by Part of Section, Number of Section, Number of Township South, and Number of Range East, and Number of Acres. Theage and number of acres has not yet been entered for every entry.
6. Angline Jonneycake, age 10,W/2 SW4, 33-10-24, 80 acres
10. Sally O. Smith, age 10, Lot5 NE/4 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.2 acres]
12. R. Jordan Johnnecake, age20, W/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
13. Rachel Johnnecake, age 16,E/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
29. Qua lup pa pa na qua, age 60,E/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
30. Mun da la qua Susan Beaver), age7, NE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 9-11-24, 48.8 acres [88.08 acres]
31. Oh how da pee ton (MaryJane Beaver), age 3, E/2 SE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
32. Louisa Beaver, age 25, E/2 NE/4 18-11-24
33. Ne con se pa kee now [VirginiaBeaver], age 5 months, SE/4 NW/4 , 9-11-24 5 months and Lot 4 NE/4, 9-11-24,
48.42 acres [total 88.42 acres]
35. Nancy Wildcat Lot, age 16, Lot6 SE/4 , 9-11-2, 47.70 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 24.40 acres
[total 72.1 acres]
36. Rosanna Marshall Grinter, age30, W/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
37. Juliet Grinter , age 11,E/2 NE/4, 36-11-23, 80 acres
38. Henrietta Grinter, age 10,E/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
39. Maria Jane Grinter, age 8, E/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
40. Sarah F. Grinter, age4, W/2 SW/4 , 29-11-24 , 80 acres
41. Mary Belle Grinter, age 4,NE/4 SW/4, 29-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SW/4, 29-11-24, 38.20acres
[total 78.2 acres]
42. James A. Grinter, age 1,E/2 SE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
43. Annie Marshall [dead] [daughter of John Marshall], age 8, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4, 36-11-23,77.60 acres
44. Mary Gillis Rodgers, age36, E/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and W/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.63 acres]
45. Sophronia Rodgers, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and E/2 E/2 NE/4, 26.78 acres[total 81.10 acres]
53 . John Delaware (gone south), age38, E/2 NE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
54. Jane Delaware [Wil la no ohqua?] (gone south), age 38, W/2 NW/4, 20-11-24, 80acres
55. Me mun dat Delaware [Sar con ohkee now)], age 13, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
70. Betsy Marshall, age 65, Lot6 SW/4, 21-11-24, 56.30 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 21-11-24, 41.65 acres [total 97.95 acres]
71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.30 acres]
72. Sarah Ann Rankins, age 30,E/2 SW/4, 20-10-23, 80 acres
73. Alice Rankins, age 6, W/2 SW/4 , 20-10-23, 80 acres
78. Frances C. Grinter, age 22, W/2 SE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
79. Mary E. [L?], age 5, E/2 SE/4 , 8-11-24, 80 acres
80. John W. Grinter, age 1, E/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
94. Longbone, age 58, W/2 SW/4, 9-11-24, 80 acres
95. Mary Longbone, age 48, W/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
116. Henry Tiblow, age 40, Lots 2& 3 NE/4. 31-11-24, 75.10 acres
117. Mary A. Tiblow, age 30,E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
118. Virginia Tiblow, age 13, W/2 NW/4, 31-11-24,80 acres
119. Mary C. Tiblow, age 11, E/2 NW/4, 31-11-24, 80 acres
120. Richard W. C. Tiblow, age 6, W/2 SE/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
121. Nathan Tiblow (deceased), age 8 months, W/2 SW/4, 30-11-24, acres
122. Nancy Cook, age 50, W/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
125. Mary Jane [Grinter] Defries,age 19, E/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
127. Annie [Marshall] Grinter, age 40, Lots 7 & 8 SW/4, 21-11-24, 78.?? acres
128. William Henry [H.] Grinter, age 20, E/2 SW/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
129. Martha V. Grinter, age 5, Lots 2 & 3 NE/4, 29-11-24, 78.70 acres and Lot 4 NW/4, 28-11-24, 5 acres
[total 83.70 acres
131.Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
132. John Marshall [son of John], age 9, W/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24,80 acres
149. Elizabeth Ketchum, age 16, Lot 4 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and NE/4 NW/4 , 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.02 acres]
155. Lewis Ketchum, age 50, E/2 SW/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
156. Elizabeth Z. Ketchum, age 28, E/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
163. Solomon Ketchum, age 2,W/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
167. Sarah E. Ketchum [Daughter of William Riley Ketchum), W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24, 80 acres
168. Nancy Ketchum, age13, E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
169. Joel Ketchum, age 10, E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
170. Caroline Ketchum, age 8, W/2 NW/4, 4-11-24, 52.81 acres and E/2 NE/4,5-11-24, 27.25 acres
[total 80.06 acres]
171. Absolom Ketchum, age 6, W/2 NW/4, 9-11-24,80 acres
172. Henry Clay Ketchum, age 3, W/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 54.50 acres and W/2E/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 27.25 acres [total 81.75 acres]
173. Melinda Wilcoxen, age34, Lots 3 & 4 NE/4, 16-11-24 , 95.93acres
174. Lucinda Wilcoxen, age 11, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4 , 16-11-24. 97.66 acres
175. James Ketchum [Reverend], age 44, E/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 64.65 acres and Lots 7 & 8 NE?/4 , 18-10-24, 21.70 acres [total 76.35 acres]
176. Lo a tow oh qua [Mrs. James Ketchum], age 39, W/2 SW/4 32-10-24, 80acres
177. Mary Ketchum, age 7, W/2 SE/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
178. Hester Ketchum [after 1866, Nannie H. Grinter], age 13, W /2 NE/4, 8-11-24 ,80 acres
181. Amanda Ketchum, age 3, E/2 SE/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
182. Charles Ketchum, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
188. George Ketchum, age 75, Lot3 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.02 acres]
189. Mary Ketchum, age 48, Lot3 NE/4, 9-11-24, 48.83 acres and NE/4 NW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres
[total 88.93 acres]
211. Big Raccoon (dead), age48, E/2 SE/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
212. Sally Raccoon , age 40, E/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 54.62 acres and E/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.93 acres]
214. Ah qual pe now, age 21, W/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 54.65 acres and W/2 E/2 NE/4, 1-11-23, 26.78 acres
[total 81.43 acres
219. Twe sho quo he [Que she quahe], age 45, W/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
220. Martha Jacobs, age 6, E/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
223. Jim Brown, age 27, W/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
224. A ha le ma le mon, age 28, W/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
225. To ha le no oh qua, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 19-11-24, 80 acres
233. Ah ha la nah que now, age 28, E/2 NW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
234. Ne la ta que now, age 35, E/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
264. John Washington, age 7, W/2 NW/4, 18-11-24 ,80 acres
272. John George, age 1 month, SW/4 NE/4, 31-10-24, 40 acres and NW/4 SE/4 , 31-10-24, 40 acres
[total 80 acres]
273. Wa le car pi [Gustavus Davis],age 23, E/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
274. Mary Ann Fish, age 35, W/2 NW/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
276. Francis Tiblow, age 8, W/2 NE/4 , 31-11-24, 80 acres
278. Ke wee she, W/2 SW/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
279. Abram Haff, age 30, W/2 SW/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
280. Tuc kee lun go nar qua, age 28, W/2 SE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
281. Man ka no wha, age 6, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
282. Es pe lun go no wha, age4, E/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
283. Kuch que cum un, age2, W/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres, 80 acres
296. Wa lun da koh oh qua, age 54, W/2 NE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
297. Po me now. age 60, W/2 SE/4, 6-11-24,80 acres
321. Doctor Block, age 39, W/2 NW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
322. Eliza Block, age 32, W/2 SW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
324. Leonard Snake, age 64, E/2 NE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
326. Sampson Snake, age 10, E/2 SW/4 , 7-11-24, 80 acres
333. William Marshall, age 10, E/2 NW/4, 19-10-24, 80 acres
344. Polly Marshall , age 3, W/2 NE/4, 19-10-24 , 90 acres
355. Par tet Longbone, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
356. Ar sar kee par ke no, age 19, W/2 SW/4, 16-11-24 , 80 acres
359. Quaf ti lease Longbone [NancyFish), age 32 [dead], W/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80acres
360. Pa mo hah Longbone, age 4, E/2 SW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
361 Qua ta che hease, age 48, E/2 NW/4 , 7-11-24 , 80 acres
362. RobertWashington, E/2 NW/4 18-11-24, 80 acres
393. Puate pa coo wha, age 30 E/2 SW/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
398. Oh well lun noox qua, age 80, W/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
859. Ton qua chuch, age 26, age 26, W/2 SW/4, 18-11-24
886. JennyArmstrong, E/2 NW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
887. John Shawnee, [41-46 apparently Shawnee?] E/2 (half off) NE/, 20-11-24, 80 acres
888. Betsy Shawnee, W/2 NE/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
889. Susan Shawnee, E/2 NW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
890. John White, E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
891. Big Shawnee, W/2 ,NW/4 , 21-11-24, 80 acres
892. Jane Shawnee, NE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 3 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49 acres [total 89 acres]
908. Martha Edgar , age 32, W/2 SW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
909. Eliza Edgar, age 12, E/ 2 SE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
928. Lucinda Marshall, age 35, E/2 NE/4 , 17-11-24, 80 acres
929. Rebecca Lucas, age 60, W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
942. Francis H. Grinter, Lot2 SW/4, 30-10-23, 7.27 acres
1866 Additions – Shown in Bracketson Map
3. Anna E. Defries [1866], W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24,
8. Nannie H. Grinter [1866],W/2 NE/4, 8-11-24 [previously owned by Hester Ketchum, daughter of James Ketchum]
9. Edward Grinter[1866], N/2 W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 and N/2 E/2 NE/4, 17-11-24
13. Cunningham Grinter[1866], NW/4 NE/4, 29-11-24 and E/2 E/2 NE/4 , 20-11-24
22. Flora Grinter[1866], E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24
55. Emmet Wilcoxen[1866], E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24
AllotmentsPlotted on the Hanson Map of a Portion of Wyandotte County
An offset between the section for Townships 10 and 11 South for the cross-index map does not appear in the Hanson map. The only area affected is the allotments in Township 10 South which may not be exactly as depicted in the map above. However, the Hanson map may be correct as the county was re-surveyed at some later point in time. Most likely, however, Mr.. Hanson drew a very good map but forgot to show theoffset because it was mostly irrelevant to what he was trying to show. One item of interest in Township 10 South is White Church. (The map was prepared by Martin Weeks.)
A Portion of the Delaware Reserve of Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry Showing Some of the 1862 Delaware Allotments by the name of the recipient. See the caption in the previous map regarding the possible incorrect location of allotments in Township 10 South. (Martin Weeks prepared this map using the Hanson map as a base.)
Map of Wyandotte County, Kansas.Wyandotte, Kansas 1870
Of particular interest is a comparison of this map with the one showing the 1862 allotments and 1866 additions after the mainstream of the Delaware went to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) and adjustments of land were made.
Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 11 December 2004 from program. TH
Grave marker for James C. Grinter Born 23 Jan. 1828 Died 26 July 1893 and Rosanna [Marshall] Grinter Born 28 Feb., 1832 Died 2 Jan. 1916. Photograph taken about 1996 by Thomas Swiftwater Hahn. Email swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net Bibliography: Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 13 December 2004. Photo check A. TH
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1862 Allotment #36
Delaware Census #238
The year of her birth has been determined by information given at Census time.
Among the original 26 Delaware and 56 children who chose to remain in Kansas and become U.S. Citizens in the Treaty of July 4, 1866.
1870 U.S. Census: James Grinter (husband) M, 41, born in KY, Rosanna, (mispelled Roanah) (wife) F, 39, born in MO, Henrietta Grinter, (daughter) F, 19, born in Kansas, Mariah J. Grinter, (daughter) F, 16, born in Kansas, Sarah F. Grinter,(daughter) F, 14, born in Kansas, Mary B. Grinter, (daughter) F, 12 ,born in Kansas, James M. Grinter, (son) M, 10, born in Kansas, Elizabeth Grinter, (daughter) F, 7, born in Kansas, Flora Grinter, (daughter) F, 3, born in Kansas, Susan Grinter, (daughter) F, 1, born in Kansas.
The 1880 U.S. Census taken in Wyandotte, Kansas shows Rosanna Marshall to have been born in Kansas.
History of Kansas says she was born in Springfield, MO
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Rosanna (nee Marshall) Grinter and Daughters in Front of Her Home in Perry, Kansas Rosanna is on the left, daughter Henrietta in the middle, and daughter Mary Belle Colley is on the right. (Photographs provided by Martin Weeks Email: martinweeks@cox.net )
James C. Grinter (Provided by Martin Weeks from William E. Connelley, History of the State of Kansas, 1928, vol. 5, pp. 2528-2519)
Rosanna Marshall was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William H. Marshall. She was born on 28 February 1832, probably near present Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. However, the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas says that Rosanna was born in Kansas, but it does not say where her mother was born. (Latter Day Saints Census Extracts, Family History Library Film 1254400, National Archives Film T9-0400, p. 427C). Rosanna married 15 February 1850 in present Wyandotte County, Kansas. James C. Grinter, the brother of Moses Read Grinter. Moses Grinter married her sister, Anna Marshall. (all of the above whom see). James C. Grinter was born 23 Jan. 1829 in Logan County, Kentucky, died 26 July 1893 at Perry, Jefferson County Kansas, and was buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. Rosanna was one of the adult Delaware who elected to remain in Kansas in 1866 under the Treaty of May 1860. Rosanna had 1862 Allotment No. 36. and Delaware Census of 1862 No. 238. Her allotment in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, was W/2 NW/4, Section 29, Township 11 South, Range 24 East, 80 acres. Her children's allotments, also in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, cited below, are given after hers in the source. (Smith-Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, p. 27) In the Allotments No. 888 Betsy Shawnee in the Allotments was given Section W/2 NE/4 of Section 20 in Township 11 (p. 57) which she transferred by sale to Rosanna Grinter (p. 66). (Ibid.) Rosanna died 2 Jan. 1916 and is buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Delaware Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas. (See below a photo of her in front of her house with two daughters and a photograph of her and James Grinter's grave marker, as well.)
Article from the Perry [Kansas] Mirror Jan. 6, 1916 regarding her death:
Mrs. J. C. Grinter Lived in This Part of Kansas 81 Years
Mrs. J. C. Grinter, one of the earliest citizens of eastern Kansas, died at her home in this city last Sunday evening about ten o'clock, death resulting directly from an attack of bronchial pneumonia, to which her advanced age made her an easy victim. She was sick only a few days, and to many people this news of her death preceded knowledge of her illness.
Mrs. Grinter, whose maiden name was Rosanna Marshall, was born at Springfield, Mo., came to this section of Kansas 81 years ago, when a child of two years, and had witnessed the development of come to this area of virgin, almost uninhabited area to its present high stage of development. She was of Indian extraction, the blood of an Indian chieftain coursing in her veins. Her first home in Kansas was on the Delaware reservation in Wyandotte County, near Muncie, which neighborhood was her home until 38 years ago, when she moved with her husband and family to Perry and had ever since made this her home. Her husband died in 1893, but eight children survive, namely: J. M. Grinter of Perry; Mrs. Etta Simmons, Perry; Mrs. Flora Martin, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Mrs. J. W. Colley, Perry; Mrs. Elizabeth Betts, Kansas City, Kans.; Mrs. James David, Menoken; Mrs. Susanna Schultz, Perry; and Mrs. B. E., Wilson Williamstown. A large number of children and great grandchildren survive her. The last few years f her life were spent in the care of her daughter, Mrs. Simmons, who made her home with her mother.
Mr. Grinter and his brother, Moses, were the first white men to take up claims in Wyandotte county, and Moses married a sister of Mrs. Grinter, the marriage being the first to be entered on the records of that county. Another of her sisters married Henry Tiblow, a Delaware chief who was the founder of the town ofBonner Springs. She was a member of the southern Methodist Church.
The body was taken this morning to Muncie for burialto be buried in the Grinter cemetery surrounding Grinter chapel beside her husband. The funeral service was at the chapel immediately after arrival there. A large number of relatives made the trip from here to be a part of the obsequies.
Rosanna and James had twelve children (Source?):
1. Juliet (also spelled Joliett) or Julia "Julie" Ann Grinter was born 15 December 1850. She married ________ Comely. She is No. 37 on the Allotment of DeNW4, Section 28, Township South 11, Range East 23, 80 acres. She had left home before the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas.
2. Maria Jane Grinter was born 12 April 1853 was born 12 April 1853, married James Timmons, and died 14 June 1892. She is No. 39 on the 1852 Allotments of Delaware Lands. She had 1862 Delaware Census No. 241. Her allotment was E/2. NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, 80 acres. (See her photograph below)
3. Harriet (Henrietta) Grinter was born 10 January 1854 and married James David. She is No. 38 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1862 Delaware Allotment No. 240. Her allotment was E/2, NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range 24 East, 80 acres. In the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas, she is in the household of James C. Grinter and Rosanna Grinter doing housework.
4. Sarah Francis Grinter was born 10 October [?] probably and died 15 March 1935. She married David ______. She is No. 39 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1962 Delaware Census No. 242. Her allotment was W/2, SW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres.
5. Mary Belle Grinter was born 4 March 1857, married James Colley, died 1954, and was buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson County, Kansas. (See her photograph below). She is No. 41 on the 1862 Allotments, with the 1862 Delaware Census No. 243. Her allotment was NE/4, SW4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24; 38.20 acres [total 78.20 acres] They had two children, Maude Colley and Claude Colley. who died in infancy. They were probably buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery at Stony Point [Kansas City] in Wyandotte County. [It is not clear as to whether both the parents and the children were buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery. Editor.] Their only surviving child, Linda May Colley, married Vernet Carson Raines. They had four children: James Leveston Raines, Gerald Edwin Raines, Julian Carylise Raines, and Marguarita Hope. Marguarita died as an infant. Julian "Billy" died as a youth. Gerald "Jerry," who died in 1950, was not married and had no children. James Leveston Raines II married Velma Marie Hudson. He died 6 April 1993. The preceding, from James Leveston Raines II and Velma Marie nee Hudson, back to Mary Belle Grinter, are all buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in Perry. They had five children: Sandra S. Raines, Linda K. Raines Vigneron, Edna Cynthia "Cindy" Raines Duffy, and Ronald R. Raines, all living. (Source: Sandra "Sandy" S. Raines SandiMADD@aol.com ) for the entry for Mary Belle Grinter)
6. James Moses Grinter was born 15 January 1861, married Elizabeth A. Timmons, and died 28 August 1929. A James A. Grinter is listed with his mother, Rosanna Grinter, as No. 42 on the Allotments of Delaware Land, 1862 Census No. 244, allotment E/2. SE/4, Section 30, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres. James N. [sic] Grinter was in the 1880 Census Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 18, farming.
7. Elizabeth Sleks Grinter was born 21 June 1864 [?] and married ________ Betts. She is in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas as Elizabeth S. Grinter age 16, doing housework.
8. Flora I [?] Grinter was born 10 November 1865 and married J. W. Martin She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 14, doing house work
9. Susanne "Susan" Cordelia Grinter was born 26 November 1868 and married _______ Schultz. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter, at age 11, doing housework.
10. Lorenzo Dowas Grinter was born 13 December 1870 and died 10 August 1901. He was in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas at age 9 in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter.
11. Minnie May Grinter was born 10 December 1873 and died possibly in infancy.
12. Rosella "Rose" "Birdie" Grinter was born 22 April 1877 and died 30 December 1921. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 3.
(Census Data for the Grinter children is from LDS Extracts, FHL Film 125440, National Archives Film T9-040, p. 427C.)
Researchers: Email: swiftwater@lenaopedelawarehistory.net and Descendant Sandy Raines SandiMADD@aol.com .
DELAWARE ALLOTMENTS IN WYANDOTTE COUNTY
Allotment Listings and Maps
APortion of the Delaware Reserve of the Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry (Map by Harry Hanson)
This map is a portion of the Delaware Reserve showing roughly the area to the north of Moses Grinter's Ferry at the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River in what is now Kansas City, Kansas. Thearea is in Range 24 East. The area covered by the map north of Parallel Avenueis in Township 10 South. The area south of Parallel Avenue is in Township 11 South. The map was drawn by Harry Hanson, one of the previous owners of theGrinter Place. This map, on page 16 of Faye Louis Smith Arellano's Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, was made by Harry Hanson, aformer owner of the Grinter Place.
The Researchers for this project areMartin Weeks martinweeks@cox.net and Tom Swiftwater Hahn swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net.
A Selection of Allotments ofDelaware Lands in Kansas under the Treaty of May 1860 (As found in Faye SmithArellano, Delaware Trails, pp. 26-64)
The allotments described herewith can be found on the map just below the listing.
The names we cite are from the 1862 Delaware Allotments, with some added 1866 allotments. We selected the names to match the area of the Hanson Map (above) that shows the area to the north of the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River. That map is a good base for our purpose in that it includes section numbers, some road or street names, and certain Delaware features. The total number of allotments, included the 1866 additions, was 1182. The allotments that we show in the map comprise about ten percent of the total number of allotments. Each entry contains, in the order presented, the allotment number, the name of the person, the part of thepertinent section, the legal description of the allotment--including thesection number, the township south, the range east--the age of the person, andthe number of acres of each tract.
Sections consist of 640 acres of land. Thus, a half-section is 360 acres, a quarter section is 160 acres, and an eighth of a sections 80 acres, the intended acreage of each allotment.Most allotments are in one tract, but some are in two parts because of terrain features, the result being that the total allotment was about 80 acres. As an example of how this breaks down, take the first allotment below,which is No. 6, for Angeline Jonneycake. If one looks at the complete listing of allotments, it can be seen that Angeline's tract was not isolated from the remainder of the family's allotments, but those they were simply outside the scope of the map. This is not the case for most other allotments in the map area. In point of fact, the map entries tend to show the clustering of family allotments. The location of the allotments shows in general where the families had lived previously and shows that at least some choice was given. To continue, the next segment of Angeline Jonneycake's allotment is the legal description, which is W/2 SW/4 33-10-24. An expansion/explanation of that description is that her land was the west one-half of the southeast quarter of Section 33, Township 10, Range 24 East, the equivalent of 80acres. Clear as mud, right? Actually, once you look up a couple of entries of the allotment map, the system should become clear to you. Angelina's age is 10 and the total acreage is 80 acres.
Number/Name/Age/Description of Allotment by Part of Section, Number of Section, Number of Township South, and Number of Range East, and Number of Acres. Theage and number of acres has not yet been entered for every entry.
6. Angline Jonneycake, age 10,W/2 SW4, 33-10-24, 80 acres
10. Sally O. Smith, age 10, Lot5 NE/4 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.2 acres]
12. R. Jordan Johnnecake, age20, W/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
13. Rachel Johnnecake, age 16,E/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
29. Qua lup pa pa na qua, age 60,E/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
30. Mun da la qua Susan Beaver), age7, NE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 9-11-24, 48.8 acres [88.08 acres]
31. Oh how da pee ton (MaryJane Beaver), age 3, E/2 SE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
32. Louisa Beaver, age 25, E/2 NE/4 18-11-24
33. Ne con se pa kee now [VirginiaBeaver], age 5 months, SE/4 NW/4 , 9-11-24 5 months and Lot 4 NE/4, 9-11-24,
48.42 acres [total 88.42 acres]
35. Nancy Wildcat Lot, age 16, Lot6 SE/4 , 9-11-2, 47.70 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 24.40 acres
[total 72.1 acres]
36. Rosanna Marshall Grinter, age30, W/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
37. Juliet Grinter , age 11,E/2 NE/4, 36-11-23, 80 acres
38. Henrietta Grinter, age 10,E/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
39. Maria Jane Grinter, age 8, E/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
40. Sarah F. Grinter, age4, W/2 SW/4 , 29-11-24 , 80 acres
41. Mary Belle Grinter, age 4,NE/4 SW/4, 29-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SW/4, 29-11-24, 38.20acres
[total 78.2 acres]
42. James A. Grinter, age 1,E/2 SE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
43. Annie Marshall [dead] [daughter of John Marshall], age 8, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4, 36-11-23,77.60 acres
44. Mary Gillis Rodgers, age36, E/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and W/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.63 acres]
45. Sophronia Rodgers, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and E/2 E/2 NE/4, 26.78 acres[total 81.10 acres]
53 . John Delaware (gone south), age38, E/2 NE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
54. Jane Delaware [Wil la no ohqua?] (gone south), age 38, W/2 NW/4, 20-11-24, 80acres
55. Me mun dat Delaware [Sar con ohkee now)], age 13, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
70. Betsy Marshall, age 65, Lot6 SW/4, 21-11-24, 56.30 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 21-11-24, 41.65 acres [total 97.95 acres]
71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.30 acres]
72. Sarah Ann Rankins, age 30,E/2 SW/4, 20-10-23, 80 acres
73. Alice Rankins, age 6, W/2 SW/4 , 20-10-23, 80 acres
78. Frances C. Grinter, age 22, W/2 SE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
79. Mary E. [L?], age 5, E/2 SE/4 , 8-11-24, 80 acres
80. John W. Grinter, age 1, E/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
94. Longbone, age 58, W/2 SW/4, 9-11-24, 80 acres
95. Mary Longbone, age 48, W/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
116. Henry Tiblow, age 40, Lots 2& 3 NE/4. 31-11-24, 75.10 acres
117. Mary A. Tiblow, age 30,E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
118. Virginia Tiblow, age 13, W/2 NW/4, 31-11-24,80 acres
119. Mary C. Tiblow, age 11, E/2 NW/4, 31-11-24, 80 acres
120. Richard W. C. Tiblow, age 6, W/2 SE/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
121. Nathan Tiblow (deceased), age 8 months, W/2 SW/4, 30-11-24, acres
122. Nancy Cook, age 50, W/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
125. Mary Jane [Grinter] Defries,age 19, E/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
127. Annie [Marshall] Grinter, age 40, Lots 7 & 8 SW/4, 21-11-24, 78.?? acres
128. William Henry [H.] Grinter, age 20, E/2 SW/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
129. Martha V. Grinter, age 5, Lots 2 & 3 NE/4, 29-11-24, 78.70 acres and Lot 4 NW/4, 28-11-24, 5 acres
[total 83.70 acres
131.Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
132. John Marshall [son of John], age 9, W/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24,80 acres
149. Elizabeth Ketchum, age 16, Lot 4 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and NE/4 NW/4 , 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.02 acres]
155. Lewis Ketchum, age 50, E/2 SW/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
156. Elizabeth Z. Ketchum, age 28, E/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
163. Solomon Ketchum, age 2,W/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
167. Sarah E. Ketchum [Daughter of William Riley Ketchum), W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24, 80 acres
168. Nancy Ketchum, age13, E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
169. Joel Ketchum, age 10, E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
170. Caroline Ketchum, age 8, W/2 NW/4, 4-11-24, 52.81 acres and E/2 NE/4,5-11-24, 27.25 acres
[total 80.06 acres]
171. Absolom Ketchum, age 6, W/2 NW/4, 9-11-24,80 acres
172. Henry Clay Ketchum, age 3, W/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 54.50 acres and W/2E/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 27.25 acres [total 81.75 acres]
173. Melinda Wilcoxen, age34, Lots 3 & 4 NE/4, 16-11-24 , 95.93acres
174. Lucinda Wilcoxen, age 11, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4 , 16-11-24. 97.66 acres
175. James Ketchum [Reverend], age 44, E/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 64.65 acres and Lots 7 & 8 NE?/4 , 18-10-24, 21.70 acres [total 76.35 acres]
176. Lo a tow oh qua [Mrs. James Ketchum], age 39, W/2 SW/4 32-10-24, 80acres
177. Mary Ketchum, age 7, W/2 SE/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
178. Hester Ketchum [after 1866, Nannie H. Grinter], age 13, W /2 NE/4, 8-11-24 ,80 acres
181. Amanda Ketchum, age 3, E/2 SE/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
182. Charles Ketchum, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
188. George Ketchum, age 75, Lot3 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.02 acres]
189. Mary Ketchum, age 48, Lot3 NE/4, 9-11-24, 48.83 acres and NE/4 NW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres
[total 88.93 acres]
211. Big Raccoon (dead), age48, E/2 SE/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
212. Sally Raccoon , age 40, E/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 54.62 acres and E/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.93 acres]
214. Ah qual pe now, age 21, W/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 54.65 acres and W/2 E/2 NE/4, 1-11-23, 26.78 acres
[total 81.43 acres
219. Twe sho quo he [Que she quahe], age 45, W/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
220. Martha Jacobs, age 6, E/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
223. Jim Brown, age 27, W/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
224. A ha le ma le mon, age 28, W/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
225. To ha le no oh qua, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 19-11-24, 80 acres
233. Ah ha la nah que now, age 28, E/2 NW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
234. Ne la ta que now, age 35, E/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
264. John Washington, age 7, W/2 NW/4, 18-11-24 ,80 acres
272. John George, age 1 month, SW/4 NE/4, 31-10-24, 40 acres and NW/4 SE/4 , 31-10-24, 40 acres
[total 80 acres]
273. Wa le car pi [Gustavus Davis],age 23, E/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
274. Mary Ann Fish, age 35, W/2 NW/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
276. Francis Tiblow, age 8, W/2 NE/4 , 31-11-24, 80 acres
278. Ke wee she, W/2 SW/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
279. Abram Haff, age 30, W/2 SW/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
280. Tuc kee lun go nar qua, age 28, W/2 SE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
281. Man ka no wha, age 6, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
282. Es pe lun go no wha, age4, E/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
283. Kuch que cum un, age2, W/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres, 80 acres
296. Wa lun da koh oh qua, age 54, W/2 NE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
297. Po me now. age 60, W/2 SE/4, 6-11-24,80 acres
321. Doctor Block, age 39, W/2 NW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
322. Eliza Block, age 32, W/2 SW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
324. Leonard Snake, age 64, E/2 NE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
326. Sampson Snake, age 10, E/2 SW/4 , 7-11-24, 80 acres
333. William Marshall, age 10, E/2 NW/4, 19-10-24, 80 acres
344. Polly Marshall , age 3, W/2 NE/4, 19-10-24 , 90 acres
355. Par tet Longbone, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
356. Ar sar kee par ke no, age 19, W/2 SW/4, 16-11-24 , 80 acres
359. Quaf ti lease Longbone [NancyFish), age 32 [dead], W/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80acres
360. Pa mo hah Longbone, age 4, E/2 SW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
361 Qua ta che hease, age 48, E/2 NW/4 , 7-11-24 , 80 acres
362. RobertWashington, E/2 NW/4 18-11-24, 80 acres
393. Puate pa coo wha, age 30 E/2 SW/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
398. Oh well lun noox qua, age 80, W/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
859. Ton qua chuch, age 26, age 26, W/2 SW/4, 18-11-24
886. JennyArmstrong, E/2 NW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
887. John Shawnee, [41-46 apparently Shawnee?] E/2 (half off) NE/, 20-11-24, 80 acres
888. Betsy Shawnee, W/2 NE/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
889. Susan Shawnee, E/2 NW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
890. John White, E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
891. Big Shawnee, W/2 ,NW/4 , 21-11-24, 80 acres
892. Jane Shawnee, NE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 3 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49 acres [total 89 acres]
908. Martha Edgar , age 32, W/2 SW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
909. Eliza Edgar, age 12, E/ 2 SE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
928. Lucinda Marshall, age 35, E/2 NE/4 , 17-11-24, 80 acres
929. Rebecca Lucas, age 60, W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
942. Francis H. Grinter, Lot2 SW/4, 30-10-23, 7.27 acres
1866 Additions – Shown in Bracketson Map
3. Anna E. Defries [1866], W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24,
8. Nannie H. Grinter [1866],W/2 NE/4, 8-11-24 [previously owned by Hester Ketchum, daughter of James Ketchum]
9. Edward Grinter[1866], N/2 W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 and N/2 E/2 NE/4, 17-11-24
13. Cunningham Grinter[1866], NW/4 NE/4, 29-11-24 and E/2 E/2 NE/4 , 20-11-24
22. Flora Grinter[1866], E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24
55. Emmet Wilcoxen[1866], E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24
AllotmentsPlotted on the Hanson Map of a Portion of Wyandotte County
An offset between the section for Townships 10 and 11 South for the cross-index map does not appear in the Hanson map. The only area affected is the allotments in Township 10 South which may not be exactly as depicted in the map above. However, the Hanson map may be correct as the county was re-surveyed at some later point in time. Most likely, however, Mr.. Hanson drew a very good map but forgot to show theoffset because it was mostly irrelevant to what he was trying to show. One item of interest in Township 10 South is White Church. (The map was prepared by Martin Weeks.)
A Portion of the Delaware Reserve of Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry Showing Some of the 1862 Delaware Allotments by the name of the recipient. See the caption in the previous map regarding the possible incorrect location of allotments in Township 10 South. (Martin Weeks prepared this map using the Hanson map as a base.)
Map of Wyandotte County, Kansas.Wyandotte, Kansas 1870
Of particular interest is a comparison of this map with the one showing the 1862 allotments and 1866 additions after the mainstream of the Delaware went to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) and adjustments of land were made.
Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 11 December 2004 from program. TH
Grave marker for James C. Grinter Born 23 Jan. 1828 Died 26 July 1893 and Rosanna [Marshall] Grinter Born 28 Feb., 1832 Died 2 Jan. 1916. Photograph taken about 1996 by Thomas Swiftwater Hahn. Email swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net Bibliography: Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 13 December 2004. Photo check A. TH
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1862 Allotment #36
Delaware Census #238
The year of her birth has been determined by information given at Census time.
Among the original 26 Delaware and 56 children who chose to remain in Kansas and become U.S. Citizens in the Treaty of July 4, 1866.
1870 U.S. Census: James Grinter (husband) M, 41, born in KY, Rosanna, (mispelled Roanah) (wife) F, 39, born in MO, Henrietta Grinter, (daughter) F, 19, born in Kansas, Mariah J. Grinter, (daughter) F, 16, born in Kansas, Sarah F. Grinter,(daughter) F, 14, born in Kansas, Mary B. Grinter, (daughter) F, 12 ,born in Kansas, James M. Grinter, (son) M, 10, born in Kansas, Elizabeth Grinter, (daughter) F, 7, born in Kansas, Flora Grinter, (daughter) F, 3, born in Kansas, Susan Grinter, (daughter) F, 1, born in Kansas.
The 1880 U.S. Census taken in Wyandotte, Kansas shows Rosanna Marshall to have been born in Kansas.
History of Kansas says she was born in Springfield, MO
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Rosanna (nee Marshall) Grinter and Daughters in Front of Her Home in Perry, Kansas Rosanna is on the left, daughter Henrietta in the middle, and daughter Mary Belle Colley is on the right. (Photographs provided by Martin Weeks Email: martinweeks@cox.net )
James C. Grinter (Provided by Martin Weeks from William E. Connelley, History of the State of Kansas, 1928, vol. 5, pp. 2528-2519)
Rosanna Marshall was the daughter of Betsy Wilaquenaho and William H. Marshall. She was born on 28 February 1832, probably near present Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. However, the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas says that Rosanna was born in Kansas, but it does not say where her mother was born. (Latter Day Saints Census Extracts, Family History Library Film 1254400, National Archives Film T9-0400, p. 427C). Rosanna married 15 February 1850 in present Wyandotte County, Kansas. James C. Grinter, the brother of Moses Read Grinter. Moses Grinter married her sister, Anna Marshall. (all of the above whom see). James C. Grinter was born 23 Jan. 1829 in Logan County, Kentucky, died 26 July 1893 at Perry, Jefferson County Kansas, and was buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas. Rosanna was one of the adult Delaware who elected to remain in Kansas in 1866 under the Treaty of May 1860. Rosanna had 1862 Allotment No. 36. and Delaware Census of 1862 No. 238. Her allotment in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, was W/2 NW/4, Section 29, Township 11 South, Range 24 East, 80 acres. Her children's allotments, also in present Wyandotte County, Kansas, cited below, are given after hers in the source. (Smith-Arellano, Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, p. 27) In the Allotments No. 888 Betsy Shawnee in the Allotments was given Section W/2 NE/4 of Section 20 in Township 11 (p. 57) which she transferred by sale to Rosanna Grinter (p. 66). (Ibid.) Rosanna died 2 Jan. 1916 and is buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Delaware Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas. (See below a photo of her in front of her house with two daughters and a photograph of her and James Grinter's grave marker, as well.)
Article from the Perry [Kansas] Mirror Jan. 6, 1916 regarding her death:
Mrs. J. C. Grinter Lived in This Part of Kansas 81 Years
Mrs. J. C. Grinter, one of the earliest citizens of eastern Kansas, died at her home in this city last Sunday evening about ten o'clock, death resulting directly from an attack of bronchial pneumonia, to which her advanced age made her an easy victim. She was sick only a few days, and to many people this news of her death preceded knowledge of her illness.
Mrs. Grinter, whose maiden name was Rosanna Marshall, was born at Springfield, Mo., came to this section of Kansas 81 years ago, when a child of two years, and had witnessed the development of come to this area of virgin, almost uninhabited area to its present high stage of development. She was of Indian extraction, the blood of an Indian chieftain coursing in her veins. Her first home in Kansas was on the Delaware reservation in Wyandotte County, near Muncie, which neighborhood was her home until 38 years ago, when she moved with her husband and family to Perry and had ever since made this her home. Her husband died in 1893, but eight children survive, namely: J. M. Grinter of Perry; Mrs. Etta Simmons, Perry; Mrs. Flora Martin, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Mrs. J. W. Colley, Perry; Mrs. Elizabeth Betts, Kansas City, Kans.; Mrs. James David, Menoken; Mrs. Susanna Schultz, Perry; and Mrs. B. E., Wilson Williamstown. A large number of children and great grandchildren survive her. The last few years f her life were spent in the care of her daughter, Mrs. Simmons, who made her home with her mother.
Mr. Grinter and his brother, Moses, were the first white men to take up claims in Wyandotte county, and Moses married a sister of Mrs. Grinter, the marriage being the first to be entered on the records of that county. Another of her sisters married Henry Tiblow, a Delaware chief who was the founder of the town ofBonner Springs. She was a member of the southern Methodist Church.
The body was taken this morning to Muncie for burialto be buried in the Grinter cemetery surrounding Grinter chapel beside her husband. The funeral service was at the chapel immediately after arrival there. A large number of relatives made the trip from here to be a part of the obsequies.
Rosanna and James had twelve children (Source?):
1. Juliet (also spelled Joliett) or Julia "Julie" Ann Grinter was born 15 December 1850. She married ________ Comely. She is No. 37 on the Allotment of DeNW4, Section 28, Township South 11, Range East 23, 80 acres. She had left home before the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas.
2. Maria Jane Grinter was born 12 April 1853 was born 12 April 1853, married James Timmons, and died 14 June 1892. She is No. 39 on the 1852 Allotments of Delaware Lands. She had 1862 Delaware Census No. 241. Her allotment was E/2. NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, 80 acres. (See her photograph below)
3. Harriet (Henrietta) Grinter was born 10 January 1854 and married James David. She is No. 38 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1862 Delaware Allotment No. 240. Her allotment was E/2, NW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range 24 East, 80 acres. In the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas, she is in the household of James C. Grinter and Rosanna Grinter doing housework.
4. Sarah Francis Grinter was born 10 October [?] probably and died 15 March 1935. She married David ______. She is No. 39 on the 1862 Allotments of Delaware Lands with 1962 Delaware Census No. 242. Her allotment was W/2, SW/4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres.
5. Mary Belle Grinter was born 4 March 1857, married James Colley, died 1954, and was buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson County, Kansas. (See her photograph below). She is No. 41 on the 1862 Allotments, with the 1862 Delaware Census No. 243. Her allotment was NE/4, SW4, Section 29, Township South 11, Range East 24; 38.20 acres [total 78.20 acres] They had two children, Maude Colley and Claude Colley. who died in infancy. They were probably buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery at Stony Point [Kansas City] in Wyandotte County. [It is not clear as to whether both the parents and the children were buried in the Grinter Chapel Cemetery. Editor.] Their only surviving child, Linda May Colley, married Vernet Carson Raines. They had four children: James Leveston Raines, Gerald Edwin Raines, Julian Carylise Raines, and Marguarita Hope. Marguarita died as an infant. Julian "Billy" died as a youth. Gerald "Jerry," who died in 1950, was not married and had no children. James Leveston Raines II married Velma Marie Hudson. He died 6 April 1993. The preceding, from James Leveston Raines II and Velma Marie nee Hudson, back to Mary Belle Grinter, are all buried in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in Perry. They had five children: Sandra S. Raines, Linda K. Raines Vigneron, Edna Cynthia "Cindy" Raines Duffy, and Ronald R. Raines, all living. (Source: Sandra "Sandy" S. Raines SandiMADD@aol.com ) for the entry for Mary Belle Grinter)
6. James Moses Grinter was born 15 January 1861, married Elizabeth A. Timmons, and died 28 August 1929. A James A. Grinter is listed with his mother, Rosanna Grinter, as No. 42 on the Allotments of Delaware Land, 1862 Census No. 244, allotment E/2. SE/4, Section 30, Township South 11, Range East 24, 80 acres. James N. [sic] Grinter was in the 1880 Census Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 18, farming.
7. Elizabeth Sleks Grinter was born 21 June 1864 [?] and married ________ Betts. She is in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas as Elizabeth S. Grinter age 16, doing housework.
8. Flora I [?] Grinter was born 10 November 1865 and married J. W. Martin She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 14, doing house work
9. Susanne "Susan" Cordelia Grinter was born 26 November 1868 and married _______ Schultz. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter, at age 11, doing housework.
10. Lorenzo Dowas Grinter was born 13 December 1870 and died 10 August 1901. He was in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas at age 9 in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter.
11. Minnie May Grinter was born 10 December 1873 and died possibly in infancy.
12. Rosella "Rose" "Birdie" Grinter was born 22 April 1877 and died 30 December 1921. She is in the 1880 Census for Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte County, Kansas in the household of James C. and Rosanna Grinter at age 3.
(Census Data for the Grinter children is from LDS Extracts, FHL Film 125440, National Archives Film T9-040, p. 427C.)
Researchers: Email: swiftwater@lenaopedelawarehistory.net and Descendant Sandy Raines SandiMADD@aol.com .
DELAWARE ALLOTMENTS IN WYANDOTTE COUNTY
Allotment Listings and Maps
APortion of the Delaware Reserve of the Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry (Map by Harry Hanson)
This map is a portion of the Delaware Reserve showing roughly the area to the north of Moses Grinter's Ferry at the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River in what is now Kansas City, Kansas. Thearea is in Range 24 East. The area covered by the map north of Parallel Avenueis in Township 10 South. The area south of Parallel Avenue is in Township 11 South. The map was drawn by Harry Hanson, one of the previous owners of theGrinter Place. This map, on page 16 of Faye Louis Smith Arellano's Delaware Trails: Some Tribal Records 1842-1907, was made by Harry Hanson, aformer owner of the Grinter Place.
The Researchers for this project areMartin Weeks martinweeks@cox.net and Tom Swiftwater Hahn swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net.
A Selection of Allotments ofDelaware Lands in Kansas under the Treaty of May 1860 (As found in Faye SmithArellano, Delaware Trails, pp. 26-64)
The allotments described herewith can be found on the map just below the listing.
The names we cite are from the 1862 Delaware Allotments, with some added 1866 allotments. We selected the names to match the area of the Hanson Map (above) that shows the area to the north of the Delaware Crossing on the Kansas River. That map is a good base for our purpose in that it includes section numbers, some road or street names, and certain Delaware features. The total number of allotments, included the 1866 additions, was 1182. The allotments that we show in the map comprise about ten percent of the total number of allotments. Each entry contains, in the order presented, the allotment number, the name of the person, the part of thepertinent section, the legal description of the allotment--including thesection number, the township south, the range east--the age of the person, andthe number of acres of each tract.
Sections consist of 640 acres of land. Thus, a half-section is 360 acres, a quarter section is 160 acres, and an eighth of a sections 80 acres, the intended acreage of each allotment.Most allotments are in one tract, but some are in two parts because of terrain features, the result being that the total allotment was about 80 acres. As an example of how this breaks down, take the first allotment below,which is No. 6, for Angeline Jonneycake. If one looks at the complete listing of allotments, it can be seen that Angeline's tract was not isolated from the remainder of the family's allotments, but those they were simply outside the scope of the map. This is not the case for most other allotments in the map area. In point of fact, the map entries tend to show the clustering of family allotments. The location of the allotments shows in general where the families had lived previously and shows that at least some choice was given. To continue, the next segment of Angeline Jonneycake's allotment is the legal description, which is W/2 SW/4 33-10-24. An expansion/explanation of that description is that her land was the west one-half of the southeast quarter of Section 33, Township 10, Range 24 East, the equivalent of 80acres. Clear as mud, right? Actually, once you look up a couple of entries of the allotment map, the system should become clear to you. Angelina's age is 10 and the total acreage is 80 acres.
Number/Name/Age/Description of Allotment by Part of Section, Number of Section, Number of Township South, and Number of Range East, and Number of Acres. Theage and number of acres has not yet been entered for every entry.
6. Angline Jonneycake, age 10,W/2 SW4, 33-10-24, 80 acres
10. Sally O. Smith, age 10, Lot5 NE/4 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.2 acres]
12. R. Jordan Johnnecake, age20, W/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
13. Rachel Johnnecake, age 16,E/2 SW/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
29. Qua lup pa pa na qua, age 60,E/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
30. Mun da la qua Susan Beaver), age7, NE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 9-11-24, 48.8 acres [88.08 acres]
31. Oh how da pee ton (MaryJane Beaver), age 3, E/2 SE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
32. Louisa Beaver, age 25, E/2 NE/4 18-11-24
33. Ne con se pa kee now [VirginiaBeaver], age 5 months, SE/4 NW/4 , 9-11-24 5 months and Lot 4 NE/4, 9-11-24,
48.42 acres [total 88.42 acres]
35. Nancy Wildcat Lot, age 16, Lot6 SE/4 , 9-11-2, 47.70 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 9-11-24, 24.40 acres
[total 72.1 acres]
36. Rosanna Marshall Grinter, age30, W/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
37. Juliet Grinter , age 11,E/2 NE/4, 36-11-23, 80 acres
38. Henrietta Grinter, age 10,E/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
39. Maria Jane Grinter, age 8, E/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres
40. Sarah F. Grinter, age4, W/2 SW/4 , 29-11-24 , 80 acres
41. Mary Belle Grinter, age 4,NE/4 SW/4, 29-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 5 SW/4, 29-11-24, 38.20acres
[total 78.2 acres]
42. James A. Grinter, age 1,E/2 SE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
43. Annie Marshall [dead] [daughter of John Marshall], age 8, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4, 36-11-23,77.60 acres
44. Mary Gillis Rodgers, age36, E/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and W/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.63 acres]
45. Sophronia Rodgers, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 6-11-24, 54.32 acres and E/2 E/2 NE/4, 26.78 acres[total 81.10 acres]
53 . John Delaware (gone south), age38, E/2 NE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
54. Jane Delaware [Wil la no ohqua?] (gone south), age 38, W/2 NW/4, 20-11-24, 80acres
55. Me mun dat Delaware [Sar con ohkee now)], age 13, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
70. Betsy Marshall, age 65, Lot6 SW/4, 21-11-24, 56.30 acres and Lot 5 SE/4, 21-11-24, 41.65 acres [total 97.95 acres]
71. Eliza Jane Fish, age 28, Lot 4 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49.30 acres and SE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.30 acres]
72. Sarah Ann Rankins, age 30,E/2 SW/4, 20-10-23, 80 acres
73. Alice Rankins, age 6, W/2 SW/4 , 20-10-23, 80 acres
78. Frances C. Grinter, age 22, W/2 SE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
79. Mary E. [L?], age 5, E/2 SE/4 , 8-11-24, 80 acres
80. John W. Grinter, age 1, E/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
94. Longbone, age 58, W/2 SW/4, 9-11-24, 80 acres
95. Mary Longbone, age 48, W/2 NW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
116. Henry Tiblow, age 40, Lots 2& 3 NE/4. 31-11-24, 75.10 acres
117. Mary A. Tiblow, age 30,E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
118. Virginia Tiblow, age 13, W/2 NW/4, 31-11-24,80 acres
119. Mary C. Tiblow, age 11, E/2 NW/4, 31-11-24, 80 acres
120. Richard W. C. Tiblow, age 6, W/2 SE/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
121. Nathan Tiblow (deceased), age 8 months, W/2 SW/4, 30-11-24, acres
122. Nancy Cook, age 50, W/2 NE/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
125. Mary Jane [Grinter] Defries,age 19, E/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
127. Annie [Marshall] Grinter, age 40, Lots 7 & 8 SW/4, 21-11-24, 78.?? acres
128. William Henry [H.] Grinter, age 20, E/2 SW/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
129. Martha V. Grinter, age 5, Lots 2 & 3 NE/4, 29-11-24, 78.70 acres and Lot 4 NW/4, 28-11-24, 5 acres
[total 83.70 acres
131.Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
132. John Marshall [son of John], age 9, W/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24,80 acres
149. Elizabeth Ketchum, age 16, Lot 4 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and NE/4 NW/4 , 4-11-24, 40 acres [total 89.02 acres]
155. Lewis Ketchum, age 50, E/2 SW/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
156. Elizabeth Z. Ketchum, age 28, E/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
163. Solomon Ketchum, age 2,W/2 SE/4, 32-10-24, 80 acres
167. Sarah E. Ketchum [Daughter of William Riley Ketchum), W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24, 80 acres
168. Nancy Ketchum, age13, E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
169. Joel Ketchum, age 10, E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
170. Caroline Ketchum, age 8, W/2 NW/4, 4-11-24, 52.81 acres and E/2 NE/4,5-11-24, 27.25 acres
[total 80.06 acres]
171. Absolom Ketchum, age 6, W/2 NW/4, 9-11-24,80 acres
172. Henry Clay Ketchum, age 3, W/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 54.50 acres and W/2E/2 NE/4, 5-11-24, 27.25 acres [total 81.75 acres]
173. Melinda Wilcoxen, age34, Lots 3 & 4 NE/4, 16-11-24 , 95.93acres
174. Lucinda Wilcoxen, age 11, Lots 5 & 6 SE/4 , 16-11-24. 97.66 acres
175. James Ketchum [Reverend], age 44, E/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 64.65 acres and Lots 7 & 8 NE?/4 , 18-10-24, 21.70 acres [total 76.35 acres]
176. Lo a tow oh qua [Mrs. James Ketchum], age 39, W/2 SW/4 32-10-24, 80acres
177. Mary Ketchum, age 7, W/2 SE/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
178. Hester Ketchum [after 1866, Nannie H. Grinter], age 13, W /2 NE/4, 8-11-24 ,80 acres
181. Amanda Ketchum, age 3, E/2 SE/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
182. Charles Ketchum, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 5-11-24, 80 acres
188. George Ketchum, age 75, Lot3 SE/4, 4-11-24, 49.02 acres and SE/4 SW/4, 4-11-24, 40 acres
[total 89.02 acres]
189. Mary Ketchum, age 48, Lot3 NE/4, 9-11-24, 48.83 acres and NE/4 NW/4, 9-11-24, 40 acres
[total 88.93 acres]
211. Big Raccoon (dead), age48, E/2 SE/4, 6-11-24, 80 acres
212. Sally Raccoon , age 40, E/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 54.62 acres and E/2 W/2 NE/4, 6-11-24, 27.31 acres [total 81.93 acres]
214. Ah qual pe now, age 21, W/2 NW/4, 5-11-24, 54.65 acres and W/2 E/2 NE/4, 1-11-23, 26.78 acres
[total 81.43 acres
219. Twe sho quo he [Que she quahe], age 45, W/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
220. Martha Jacobs, age 6, E/2 NW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
223. Jim Brown, age 27, W/2 SW/4, 8-11-24, 80 acres
224. A ha le ma le mon, age 28, W/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
225. To ha le no oh qua, age 10, W/2 NW/4, 19-11-24, 80 acres
233. Ah ha la nah que now, age 28, E/2 NW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
234. Ne la ta que now, age 35, E/2 SW/4, 19-11-24 , 80 acres
264. John Washington, age 7, W/2 NW/4, 18-11-24 ,80 acres
272. John George, age 1 month, SW/4 NE/4, 31-10-24, 40 acres and NW/4 SE/4 , 31-10-24, 40 acres
[total 80 acres]
273. Wa le car pi [Gustavus Davis],age 23, E/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
274. Mary Ann Fish, age 35, W/2 NW/4, 30-11-24 , 80 acres
276. Francis Tiblow, age 8, W/2 NE/4 , 31-11-24, 80 acres
278. Ke wee she, W/2 SW/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
279. Abram Haff, age 30, W/2 SW/4, 5-11-24 , 80 acres
280. Tuc kee lun go nar qua, age 28, W/2 SE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
281. Man ka no wha, age 6, W/2 NE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
282. Es pe lun go no wha, age4, E/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
283. Kuch que cum un, age2, W/2 SE/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres, 80 acres
296. Wa lun da koh oh qua, age 54, W/2 NE/4, 7-11-24 , 80 acres
297. Po me now. age 60, W/2 SE/4, 6-11-24,80 acres
321. Doctor Block, age 39, W/2 NW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
322. Eliza Block, age 32, W/2 SW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
324. Leonard Snake, age 64, E/2 NE/4, 7-11-24, 80 acres
326. Sampson Snake, age 10, E/2 SW/4 , 7-11-24, 80 acres
333. William Marshall, age 10, E/2 NW/4, 19-10-24, 80 acres
344. Polly Marshall , age 3, W/2 NE/4, 19-10-24 , 90 acres
355. Par tet Longbone, age 17, E/2 SW/4, 16-11-24, 80 acres
356. Ar sar kee par ke no, age 19, W/2 SW/4, 16-11-24 , 80 acres
359. Quaf ti lease Longbone [NancyFish), age 32 [dead], W/2 SE/4, 17-11-24, 80acres
360. Pa mo hah Longbone, age 4, E/2 SW/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
361 Qua ta che hease, age 48, E/2 NW/4 , 7-11-24 , 80 acres
362. RobertWashington, E/2 NW/4 18-11-24, 80 acres
393. Puate pa coo wha, age 30 E/2 SW/4, 18-11-24, 80 acres
398. Oh well lun noox qua, age 80, W/2 SW/4, 31-10-24, 80 acres
859. Ton qua chuch, age 26, age 26, W/2 SW/4, 18-11-24
886. JennyArmstrong, E/2 NW/4, 17-11-24, 80 acres
887. John Shawnee, [41-46 apparently Shawnee?] E/2 (half off) NE/, 20-11-24, 80 acres
888. Betsy Shawnee, W/2 NE/4, 20-11-24, 80 acres
889. Susan Shawnee, E/2 NW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
890. John White, E/2 NW/4, 30-11-24, 80 acres
891. Big Shawnee, W/2 ,NW/4 , 21-11-24, 80 acres
892. Jane Shawnee, NE/4 NW/4, 21-11-24, 40 acres and Lot 3 NE/4, 21-11-24, 49 acres [total 89 acres]
908. Martha Edgar , age 32, W/2 SW/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
909. Eliza Edgar, age 12, E/ 2 SE/4 , 19-11-24, 80 acres
928. Lucinda Marshall, age 35, E/2 NE/4 , 17-11-24, 80 acres
929. Rebecca Lucas, age 60, W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 , 80 acres
942. Francis H. Grinter, Lot2 SW/4, 30-10-23, 7.27 acres
1866 Additions – Shown in Bracketson Map
3. Anna E. Defries [1866], W/2 SW/4, 4-11-24,
8. Nannie H. Grinter [1866],W/2 NE/4, 8-11-24 [previously owned by Hester Ketchum, daughter of James Ketchum]
9. Edward Grinter[1866], N/2 W/2 NE/4, 17-11-24 and N/2 E/2 NE/4, 17-11-24
13. Cunningham Grinter[1866], NW/4 NE/4, 29-11-24 and E/2 E/2 NE/4 , 20-11-24
22. Flora Grinter[1866], E/2 NE/4, 8-11-24
55. Emmet Wilcoxen[1866], E/2 SE/4, 5-11-24
AllotmentsPlotted on the Hanson Map of a Portion of Wyandotte County
An offset between the section for Townships 10 and 11 South for the cross-index map does not appear in the Hanson map. The only area affected is the allotments in Township 10 South which may not be exactly as depicted in the map above. However, the Hanson map may be correct as the county was re-surveyed at some later point in time. Most likely, however, Mr.. Hanson drew a very good map but forgot to show theoffset because it was mostly irrelevant to what he was trying to show. One item of interest in Township 10 South is White Church. (The map was prepared by Martin Weeks.)
A Portion of the Delaware Reserve of Area to the North of Moses Grinter's Ferry Showing Some of the 1862 Delaware Allotments by the name of the recipient. See the caption in the previous map regarding the possible incorrect location of allotments in Township 10 South. (Martin Weeks prepared this map using the Hanson map as a base.)
Map of Wyandotte County, Kansas.Wyandotte, Kansas 1870
Of particular interest is a comparison of this map with the one showing the 1862 allotments and 1866 additions after the mainstream of the Delaware went to Indian Territory (Oklahoma) and adjustments of land were made.
Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 11 December 2004 from program. TH
Grave marker for James C. Grinter Born 23 Jan. 1828 Died 26 July 1893 and Rosanna [Marshall] Grinter Born 28 Feb., 1832 Died 2 Jan. 1916. Photograph taken about 1996 by Thomas Swiftwater Hahn. Email swiftwater@lenapedelawarehistory.net Bibliography: Times New Roman 12 point. Copy 13 December 2004. Photo check A. TH
-- MERGED NOTE ------------
1862 Allotment #36
Delaware Census #238
The year of her birth has been determined by information given at Census time.
Among the original 26 Delaware and 56 children who chose to remain in Kansas and become U.S. Citizens in the Treaty of July 4, 1866.
1870 U.S. Census: James Grinter (husband) M, 41, born in KY, Rosanna, (mispelled Roanah) (wife) F, 39, born in MO, Henrietta Grinter, (daughter) F, 19, born in Kansas, Mariah J. Grinter, (daughter) F, 16, born in Kansas, Sarah F. Grinter,(daughter) F, 14, born in Kansas, Mary B. Grinter, (daughter) F, 12 ,born in Kansas, James M. Grinter, (son) M, 10, born in Kansas, Elizabeth Grinter, (daughter) F, 7, born in Kansas, Flora Grinter, (daughter) F, 3, born in Kansas, Susan Grinter, (daughter) F, 1, born in Kansas.
The 1880 U.S. Census taken in Wyandotte, Kansas shows Rosanna Marshall to have been born in Kansas.
History of Kansas says she was born in Springfield, MO
Events
| Birth | 28 Feb 1832 | Probably Near Present Springfield, Greene County, Missouri, United States | |||
| Marriage | 15 Feb 1850 | Kansas City, Wyandott, Kansas, United States - James Cunningham Grinter | |||
| 1862 Allotment | 1862 | 36. Rosanna Marshall Grinter, age 30, W/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres - Wyandotte County Kansas |  | ||
| 1862 Allotment | 1862 | 131. Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres - Wyandotte County Kansas |  | | |
| 1862 Allotment | 1862 | 131. Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres - Wyandotte County Kansas | | | |
| Residence | 1870 | Age: 39; Occupation: Keeping House - Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States | | ||
| Residence | 1880 | Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States | | | |
| Residence | 1880 | Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States | | | |
| Residence | 1 Mar 1895 | Age: 62 - Perry, Jefferson, Kansas, United States | | ||
| Residence | 1900 | Kentucky, Jefferson, Kansas, United States | | | |
| Residence | 1900 | Kentucky, Jefferson, Kansas, United States | | | |
| Residence | 1910 | Age: 72; MaritalStatus: Widowed; RelationToHead: Head - Perry, Jefferson, Kansas, United States | | ||
| Residence | 1916 | Kentucky Winchester, Jefferson, Kansas, United States | | ||
| Death | 2 Jan 1916 | Ginter Chapel Cemetary,Kansas City, Kansas, Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States | | ||
| Death | 2 Jan 1916 | Ginter Chapel Cemetary,Kansas City, Kansas, Wyandotte Township, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States | | ||
| Burial | Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Wyandott, Kansas, United States | | |||
| Reference No | 18726 | ||||
| Wikitree | https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Marshall-1245 | ||||
| FIND-A-GRAVE | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/14195579/rosanna-grinter | ||||
| Ethnicity/Relig. | 50% Cherokee; 50% N Euro | ||||
| Burial | Grinter Chapel Cemetery, Kansas City, Wyandott, Kansas, United States | |
Families
| Spouse | James Cunningham Grinter (1828 - 1893) |
| Child | Juliet Ann "Julia Julie" Grinter (1850 - 1898) |
| Child | Harriet Henrietta "Etta" Grinter (1852 - 1929) |
| Child | Maria Jane "Mariah" Grinter (1853 - 1892) |
| Child | Sarah Francis "Harriet" Grinter (1855 - 1935) |
| Child | Mary Belle Grinter (1857 - 1954) |
| Child | James Moses Grinter (1861 - 1929) |
| Child | Elizabeth Susanna "Sleks" Grinter (1864 - 1937) |
| Child | Flora I. Grinter (1865 - 1941) |
| Child | Susanne Cordelia "Susan" Grinter (1868 - ) |
| Child | Lorenzo Dowas Grinter (1870 - 1901) |
| Child | Minnie May Grinter (1873 - 1883) |
| Child | Rosella "Birdie Or Rose" Grinter (1877 - 1921) |
| Father | William Henry Marshall (1776 - 1833) |
| Mother | Elizabeth "Betsy Priscilla Elizabeth Betsey Eliza Wilaquenaho" Ketchum (1797 - 1875) |
| Sibling | Anna "Annie" Marshall (1820 - 1905) |
| Sibling | Mary Ann Marshall (1821 - 1907) |
| Sibling | John M. Marshall (1825 - 1861) |
| Sibling | Elizabeth Jane Marshall (1826 - ) |
| Sibling | Samuel Marshall (1830 - ) |
| Sibling | William H. Marshall Jr (1834 - ) |
Notes
1862 Allotment
She is allotment number 36. Rosanna Marshall Grinter, age 30, W/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres131. Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
1862 Allotment
She is allotment number 36. Rosanna Marshall Grinter, age 30, W/2 NW/4, 29-11-24, 80 acres131. Rosanna Marshal [John’s daughter], age 10, E/2 SE/4 , 20-11-24, 80 acres
Residence
Age: 49; Occupation: Keeping House; EnumerationDistrict: 195; MaritalStatus: Married; RelationToHead: Wife"United States Census, 1880," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MF5T-DFL : 14 July 2016), Rosanna Grinter in household of James C Grinter, Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States; citing enumeration district ED 195, sheet 427C, NARA microfilm publication T9 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 0400; FHL microfilm 1,254,400.
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
James C Grinter Self M 54 Kentucky, United States
Rosanna Grinter Wife F 49 Kansas, United States
Henrietti Grinter Daughter F 26 Kansas, United States
James N Grinter Son M 18 Kansas, United States
Elizabeth S Grinter Daughter F 16 Kansas, United States
Flora Grinter Daughter F 14 Kansas, United States
Susan Grinter Daughter F 11 Kansas, United States
Lorenzo D Grinter Son M 9 Kansas, United States
Rosanna Grinter Daughter F 3 Kansas, United States
Edward Rose Other M 21 Missouri, United States
Residence
Age: 49; Occupation: Keeping House; EnumerationDistrict: 195; MaritalStatus: Married; RelationToHead: Wife"United States Census, 1880," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MF5T-DFL : 14 July 2016), Rosanna Grinter in household of James C Grinter, Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States; citing enumeration district ED 195, sheet 427C, NARA microfilm publication T9 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 0400; FHL microfilm 1,254,400.
Household Role Sex Age Birthplace
James C Grinter Self M 54 Kentucky, United States
Rosanna Grinter Wife F 49 Kansas, United States
Henrietti Grinter Daughter F 26 Kansas, United States
James N Grinter Son M 18 Kansas, United States
Elizabeth S Grinter Daughter F 16 Kansas, United States
Flora Grinter Daughter F 14 Kansas, United States
Susan Grinter Daughter F 11 Kansas, United States
Lorenzo D Grinter Son M 9 Kansas, United States
Rosanna Grinter Daughter F 3 Kansas, United States
Edward Rose Other M 21 Missouri, United States
Residence
Age: 68; AbleToSpeakEnglish: Yes; CanRead: Yes; CanWrite: Yes; EnumerationDistrict: 0073; HomeMortgaged: F; HomeOwnership: O; NumberOfChildrenBorn: 11; NumberOfChildrenLiving: 8; OwnsFarm: H; MaritalStatus: Widowed; RelationToHead: HeadResidence
Age: 68; AbleToSpeakEnglish: Yes; CanRead: Yes; CanWrite: Yes; EnumerationDistrict: 0073; HomeMortgaged: F; HomeOwnership: O; NumberOfChildrenBorn: 11; NumberOfChildrenLiving: 8; OwnsFarm: H; MaritalStatus: Widowed; RelationToHead: HeadEndnotes
1. Chief James Swiftwater Haun (added by Kirt Fetterling), Chief James Swiftwater Haun, 1862 Allotment (http://www.lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/allotment_maps.htm : accessed ), .
2. Chief James Swiftwater Haun (added by Kirt Fetterling), Chief James Swiftwater Haun, 1862 Allotment (http://www.lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/allotment_maps.htm : accessed ), ..
3. Chief James Swiftwater Haun (added by Kirt Fetterling), Chief James Swiftwater Haun, 1862 Allotment (http://www.lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/allotment_maps.htm : accessed ), ..
4. Chief James Swiftwater Haun (added by Kirt Fetterling), Chief James Swiftwater Haun, 1862 Allotment (http://www.lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/allotment_maps.htm : accessed ), .
5. Chief James Swiftwater Haun (added by Kirt Fetterling), Chief James Swiftwater Haun, 1862 Allotment (http://www.lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/allotment_maps.htm : accessed ), ..
6. Chief James Swiftwater Haun (added by Kirt Fetterling), Chief James Swiftwater Haun, 1862 Allotment (http://www.lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/allotment_maps.htm : accessed ), ..
7. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.), Rosanna Marshall.
8. Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009), Year: 1870; Census Place: Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas; Roll: M593_443; Page: 570A; Family History Library Film: 545942.
9. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.)., Rosanna Marshall.
10. Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009)., Year: 1870; Census Place: Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas; Roll: M593_443; Page: 570A; Family History Library Film: 545942.
11. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.)., Rosanna Marshall.
12. Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009)., Year: 1870; Census Place: Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas; Roll: M593_443; Page: 570A; Family History Library Film: 545942.
13. "United States Census, 1880," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF5T-DFL : 14 July 2016), Rosanna Grinter in household of James C Grinter, Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States; citing enumeration district ED 195, sheet 427C, NARA microfilm publication T9 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 0400; FHL microfilm 1,254,400..
14. Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 United States Federal Census (Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010), Year: 1880; Census Place: Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas; Roll: 400; Page: 427C; Enumeration District: 195.
15. "United States Census, 1880," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF5T-DFL : 14 July 2016), Rosanna Grinter in household of James C Grinter, Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States; citing enumeration district ED 195, sheet 427C, NARA microfilm publication T9 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 0400; FHL microfilm 1,254,400..
16. Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 United States Federal Census (Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010)., Year: 1880; Census Place: Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas; Roll: 400; Page: 427C; Enumeration District: 195.
17. "United States Census, 1880," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF5T-DFL : 14 July 2016), Rosanna Grinter in household of James C Grinter, Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States; citing enumeration district ED 195, sheet 427C, NARA microfilm publication T9 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.), roll 0400; FHL microfilm 1,254,400..
18. Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 United States Federal Census (Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010)., Year: 1880; Census Place: Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas; Roll: 400; Page: 427C; Enumeration District: 195.
19. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.), Rosanna Marshall.
20. Ancestry.com, Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009), Kansas State Historical Society; Topeka, Kansas; 1895 Kansas Territory Census; Roll: v115_63; Line: 21.
21. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.)., Rosanna Marshall.
22. Ancestry.com, Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009)., Kansas State Historical Society; Topeka, Kansas; 1895 Kansas Territory Census; Roll: v115_63; Line: 21.
23. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.)., Rosanna Marshall.
24. Ancestry.com, Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009)., Kansas State Historical Society; Topeka, Kansas; 1895 Kansas Territory Census; Roll: v115_63; Line: 21.
25. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.), Rosanna Marshall.
26. Ancestry.com, 1900 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004), Year: 1900; Census Place: Kentucky, Jefferson, Kansas; Page: 3; Enumeration District: 0073; FHL microfilm: 1240483.
27. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.)., Rosanna Marshall.
28. Ancestry.com, 1900 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004)., Year: 1900; Census Place: Kentucky, Jefferson, Kansas; Page: 3; Enumeration District: 0073; FHL microfilm: 1240483.
29. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.)., Rosanna Marshall.
30. Ancestry.com, 1900 United States Federal Census (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004)., Year: 1900; Census Place: Kentucky, Jefferson, Kansas; Page: 3; Enumeration District: 0073; FHL microfilm: 1240483.
31. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.), Rosanna Marshall.
32. Ancestry.com, 1910 United States Federal Census (Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006), Year: 1910; Census Place: Perry, Jefferson, Kansas; Roll: T624_442; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 0072; FHL microfilm: 1374455.
33. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.)., Rosanna Marshall.
34. Ancestry.com, 1910 United States Federal Census (Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006)., Year: 1910; Census Place: Perry, Jefferson, Kansas; Roll: T624_442; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 0072; FHL microfilm: 1374455.
35. , Jim Grinter Family Tree (N.p.: n.p., n.d.)., Rosanna Marshall.
36. Ancestry.com, 1910 United States Federal Census (Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006)., Year: 1910; Census Place: Perry, Jefferson, Kansas; Roll: T624_442; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 0072; FHL microfilm: 1374455.
37. Ancestry.com, U.S., Indexed County Land Ownership Maps, 1860-1918 (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010), Collection Number: G&M_109; Roll Number: 109.
38. Ancestry.com, U.S., Indexed County Land Ownership Maps, 1860-1918 (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010)., Collection Number: G&M_109; Roll Number: 109.
39. Ancestry.com, U.S., Indexed County Land Ownership Maps, 1860-1918 (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010)., Collection Number: G&M_109; Roll Number: 109.
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41. https://billiongraves.com/grave/ROSANNA-GRINTER/617263?referrer=myheritage#/.
42. https://billiongraves.com/grave/ROSANNA-GRINTER/617263?referrer=myheritage#/.
43. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=grinter&GSfn=rosanna&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=14195579&df=all&.
44. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=grinter&GSfn=rosanna&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=14195579&df=all&.
45. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=grinter&GSfn=rosanna&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=14195579&df=all&.