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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)

Mollie B. Grinter married James _____, now deceased, and lives at Perry.

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1862 Allotment #41
Delaware Census #243

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.

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1862 Allotment #41
Delaware Census 243

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.

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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)

Mollie B. Grinter married James _____, now deceased, and lives at Perry.

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1862 Allotment #41
Delaware Census #243

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.

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1862 Allotment #41
Delaware Census 243

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.

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https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/18918962/mary-belle-colley

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http://lenapedelawarehistory.net/mirror/rosanna_marshall.htm

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)

Mollie B. Grinter married James _____, now deceased, and lives at Perry.

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1862 Allotment #41
Delaware Census #243

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.

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1862 Allotment #41
Delaware Census 243

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.

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https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/18918962/mary-belle-colley

Birth	4 Mar 1857	Delaware Indian Reservation, Kansas City, Wyandott, Kansas, United States
Birth	4 Mar 1857	Delaware Indian Reservation, Kansas City, Wyandott, Kansas, United States
1862 Allotment	1862	Wyandotte County Kansas
1862 Allotment	1862	Wyandotte County Kansas
Residence	1870	Residence Post Office: Edwardsville, Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States
Residence	1870	Residence Post Office: Edwardsville, Wyandotte, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States
Residence	1880	Marital status: Married; Relation to Head of House: Wife - Burrton, Harvey, Kansas, United States
Marriage	25 Jan 1880	Jackson, Missouri, United States - James Wadsworth Colley
Residence	1900	Kawkentucky Township Perry City, Jefferson, Kansas, United States
Residence	1910	Perry, Jefferson, Kansas, United States
Death	23 Feb 1954	Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson, Kansas, United States
Death	23 Feb 1954	Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson, Kansas, United States
Alt name		Mollie B.
Alt name		Mary Bell Grinter
Alt name		Mary Belle "Molly" Grinter
Burial		Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson, Kansas, United States
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Burial		Oak Ridge Cemetery, Perry, Jefferson, Kansas, United States

Spouse	James Wadsworth Colley (1853 - 1918)
Child	Linda Mae "Linnie" Colley (1883 - 1960)

Father	James Cunningham Grinter (1828 - 1893)
Mother	Rosanna Marshall (1832 - 1916)
Sibling	Juliet Ann "Julia Julie" Grinter (1850 - 1898)
Sibling	Harriet Henrietta "Etta" Grinter (1852 - 1929)
Sibling	Maria Jane "Mariah" Grinter (1853 - 1892)
Sibling	Sarah Francis "Harriet" Grinter (1855 - 1935)
Sibling	James Moses Grinter (1861 - 1929)
Sibling	Elizabeth Susanna "Sleks" Grinter (1864 - 1937)
Sibling	Flora I. Grinter (1865 - 1941)
Sibling	Susanne Cordelia "Susan" Grinter (1868 - )
Sibling	Lorenzo Dowas Grinter (1870 - 1901)
Sibling	Minnie May Grinter (1873 - 1883)
Sibling	Rosella "Birdie Or Rose" Grinter (1877 - 1921)

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