Individual Details

Joel Ikenberry fled the Civil War by going to Ohio. In 1868 he moved to Johnson County, Missouri, and in 1869 to Labette County, Kansas. His was the first home built in the Mount Pleasant Township. In 1870 he returned to Missouri and was married in 1871. Joel and his family returned to Labette County in 1875. He laid out the town of Altamont, Kansas. In 1902 Joel went to Montgomery County, and in 1917 he retired to the town of Liberty. Joel was a minister in his church and a farmer. Joel lost his eye sight in 1917.

Birth	22 Feb 1846	, Franklin, VA
Marriage	23 Jul 1871	Ann Louise Wampler
Death	16 Nov 1928	Liberty, Montgomery, KS
Burial		Liberty, Montgomery, KS

Spouse	Ann Louise Wampler (1854 - 1932)
Child	Lydia Ann Eikenberry (1872 - 1907)
Child	Jesse Eikenberry (1874 - 1937)
Child	Sarah Eikenberry ( - 1955)
Child	Lavina Eikenberry (1877 - 1954)
Child	Amos Eikenberry (1878 - 1878)
Child	Susan Ala Eikenberry (1880 - 1892)
Child	Samuel Joel Eikenberry (1881 - )
Child	Bertha Elizabeth Eikenberry (1883 - )
Child	Mary Hannah Eikenberry (1885 - 1885)
Child	Wilson Eikenberry (1888 - 1948)
Child	Louisa Catherine Eikenberry (1889 - 1889)
Child	John Elmer Eikenberry (1890 - )
Child	Ella Valentine Eikenberry (1892 - )
Child	Alta May Eikenberry (1893 - 1895)

Father	Samuel Ikenberry Senior (1811 - 1889)
Mother	Lydia Flora (1813 - 1903)
Sibling	Jacob Eikenberry Senior (1833 - 1921)
Sibling	John Ikenberry (1836 - 1910)
Sibling	Benjamin Ikenberry (1838 - 1920)
Sibling	Henry Ikenberry (1842 - 1925)
Sibling	Abraham Ikenberry (1844 - 1863)
Sibling	Hannah Ikenberry (1848 - 1928)
Sibling	Elizabeth Ikenberry (1850 - 1941)
Sibling	Daniel Ikenberry (1853 - 1935)
Sibling	Samuel M. Ikenberry ( - )