Ann Harrison & Jay Tuttle Marriage Record, Leavenworth County Kansas

I have the marriage record of Ann Harrison & Jay Tuttle from Leavenworth County Kansas.  If you would like to purchase this record or hire me to research your family in Leavenworth County Kansas please contact me at ancestorexplorer@yahoo.com

History of Leavenworth County Kansas

I have this book, The History of Leavenwroth County Kansas, Published in 1921.  The following is the index to this book.  If you would like to purchase a listing from this book please contact me.  Or if you would like to hire me to research for you in Leavenworth County KS please email me at ancestorexplorer@yahoo.com
Dr. A.R. Adams
William Adams
Dan A. Alford
James D. Anderson
D.R. Anthony Jr.
Henry C. Arring
D.L. Atkinson
John Baade
Samuel Z. Babcock
Bernard E. Baer
Lucy Baker
Leo Banks
Cassius M. Barnes
John G. Barnes
Charles R. Barrett
George Beal
Richard E. Becker
William Becher
Michael Begley
W.L. Biddle
H.T. Biehler
Pete Bleistein
Lieu Bodde
Dr. T.G. V. Boling
John N. B ollin
Lee Bond
Dr. Thomas John Boone
A.A. Bowen
W.J. Bransfield
Ira J. Bright
Tony Brose
Felix Brown
Gus A. Brown
Thomas J. Brown
H.B. Browning
Henry J. Brune
J.F. Brune
Louis Brune
William M. Brune
Benjamin B. Buchanan
Frank Bueckemann
Mrs. Cora Adelia Bullard
Henry Shelby Bullard
Peter Burns
Fred Burre
Francis A. Byrne
Thomas Cahill
C.V. Campbell
John S. Campbell
George E. Carr
B.C. Chambers
Ira N. Chambers
James M. Cheatwood
Joel Cheatwood
Charles L. Cherrie
T.J. Chestnut
Leonidas C. Clark
J.L. Clark
Joseph D. Clevenger
H.E. Cockerell
Dr. Walter B. Coe
Allen Coffman
Richard Cogan
Harry Isaac Coldren
Samuel P. Collins
Sidney O. Colvin
Joseph Concannon
Robert S. Connelly
Clarence W. Corson
John Milton Cory
Julia Cooper
Rufus Courtney
William H. Courtney
Charles T. Cox
Frank Crites
Charles Edward Curtin
Charles F.W. Dassler
Theodore C. Davis
Minor H. Day
Sjoerd Defrees
Mrs. T.C. Dews
Rev. A.G. Dick
A.M. Dickenson
Edward T. Dicks
Henry E. Dohrn
William J. Domann
Felix Donnelly
Benjamin J. Donovan
J.H. Donovan
R.E. Doran
Earl Douglas
Oscar Lee Douglas
William F. Drews
C.C. Dunbar
A.G. Dunnuck
Ernest Eberth
Charles Edmonds
Martin J. Eggert
Adam Ehart
Martin Ehart
John W. Evans
Lemuel F. Evans Jr.
Dr. J.L. Everhardy
Peter Everhardy
Frank A. Farrell
C.M. Fenning
Gustave H. Fishback
Max Flinner
Arthur Folger
Robert W. Freeman
F.E. Fredrick
J.T. Fuqua
Charles Geisen
John Milton Gilman
Charles Gist
Dr. William Gist
W.F. Goble
John Goff
James R. Gray
James R. Grisham
Rev. A. Grooters
Peter W. Haag
Jesse A. Hall
T.F. Hall
Hugh A. Hallenbeck
Mike Halpin
LeRoy T. Hand
Floyd E. Harper
F.P. Harris
L.D. Harris
Dennis A. Hassett
James Hegarty
Charles J. Heim
John G. Heim
William Henderson
John W. Hennessey
Frank W. Henry
David Herries
Maurice W. Hiatt
Charles H. Hicks
Lewis Hiersrodt
Samuel H. Hill
William H. Hillner
Lucy V. Hook
Duke Hooper
Wallace Franklin Hovey
F.L. Hughey
John T. Hughey
Carl Hunnius
Ernest Hunnius
Floyd Hunt
Oscar Jadicke
Charles R. Jamieson
John H. Jeffries
Charles E. Johnson
Orra S. Johnson
Herbert L. Justus
Charles E. Keating
Rev. Bernard S. Kelly
J.W. Kemler
Henry A. Kemberling
J.W. Kenton
Lawrence Kennedy
Mathew C. Kennedy
W.J. Kern
Calvin Kesinger
John P. Klamm
Henry Klinkenberg
Ben H. Knipe
Henry C. Knipe
John N. Kopp
Joseph Wowalewski
Fred Krueger
Dietrich Kruse
George H. Kuhnhoff
W.A. Kuhnhoff
William L. La Callie
Jack J. Laird
Dr. Joseph Howard Langworthy
Dr.S.B. Langworthy
A.C. Lark
Dr. Eustace P. Leakey
Robert L. Leeman
W.J. Linaweaver
Frank W. Logan
Fred W. Lohman
H.A. Lohman
Henry J. Lohman
Calvin Willard Loomis
C.L. Lord
E.J. Lord
David C. Lowe
John Lozensky
Marian Lozensky
E.D. Lysle
Francis J. McAuliffe
Ross J. McClure
Melvin K. McConkey
Miller B. McCreary
Patrick McEvoy
Joseph P. McEvoy
John McFarland
George J. McIntire
John McMillen
James McNamee
Malcolm N. McNaughton
Samuel James McNaughton
E.C. McNerney
Kirby McRill
Ed McQuillan
Peter McQuillan
T.W. Martin
Charles H. Masterson
J.H. Mayer
Reinhart Mayer
Sherman Medill
Theo Meinke
C.F. Mensing
Charles G. Meyer
Charles Frederick Meyer
C.E. Morris
Thomas Morris
Arthur St. Leger Mosse
J.F. Mottin
L.A. Mottin
Henry Murr
Oliver F. New
John F. Nieman
Anton Nirschl
August Ode
Henry Ode
Dennis O'Dea
J.J. O'Donnell Jr.
Christian Oplinger
Samuel Oplinger
Fred Papenhausen
Francis Payeur
Jordan B. Peters
R.M. Petherbridge
C.E. Pettit
Rice E. Phelps
Peter Poberezny
George Porter
S.C. Porter
F.M. Potter
Mrs. Grace J. Fisher Potter
O.J. Potter
James W. Powell
T.C. Pulley
George L. Rapp
I.W. Robinson
George William Roe
Geradrdus Rosendal
Lon Rush
Louis P. Sanders
Christian Sass
Otto F. Schmekel
John Schmidt
Gus Schroeder
George Schweizer
Harry H. Seckler
John Sedgwick
John C. Sedgwick
Dr. Timothy D. Seeley
Charles Seifert
Roy Seifert
Wallace Seifert
John C. Seitz
Robert L. Seymour
William F. Sharpe
H.C. Short
Carist Shrey
Clyde F. Siscoe
John Smelser
Walter C. Smith
Charles E. Snyder
E.W. Snyder
W.W. Sparks
Joseph Spaulding
Baxter Spears
R.W. Stafford
Otto Stein
William J. Stephenson
George A. Stevenson
Martin L. Stingleman
B.W. Stonebruner
Charles Morehead Swan
Capt. John T. Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Peter V. Taschetta
Giles H. Thornburgh
James F. Timberlake
Frank Timpe
Morris Toeler
Charles D. Townsend
Charles E. Townsend
John Tudhope
Rev. Jerome Twomey
Frank Uhlrich
A.A. Unmessig
William H. Unmessig
Joseph Voorhees
Prof. Eph Vorhees
Dr. Christian Waelti
William Walden
John C. Walker
Samuel H. Ward
Dr. J.W. Warring
Louis Smith Weingarth
Frederick Wellhouse
William Wendel
James G. White
Russell Wilson
Thomas K. Wilson
F.L. Wise
Thomas Wosser
John Wortman
John W. Wright
Franklin Wuerth
Robert B. Yoakum
Walter C. Yoakum

Leavenworth County Kansas Research Review

Have any of you ever gone to a courthouse to research and find that the staff are less than knowledgeable or are really no help at all?  That is what I encountered when I was researching Probates and Wills at the Leavenworth County Kansas courthouse.  I arrived at the customer service window and informed the person sitting behind the very thick glass window that I was there to research some records.  I told her what records I was going to be looking at and she seemed completely lost as to what it was that I was there to research.  So I again informed her only to be told that the person that normally does that is not there and that she did not know anything about those records and could not help me.  So I explained to her that I had several years experience and asked her if I could look at them since I knew exactly what I was looking for.  She showed me to some books where she again told me she did not know anything about them.  Well Luckily I knew exactly what I was looking at as soon as I saw the large bound ledgers of information staring me in the face. 

It is always disappointing to go to counties where the employees are completely untrained and uninterested in learning about the old county records that they get to spend hours a day with.  I guess it’s just a job to them.  Which is too bad because they get to do something I would love to be doing on a daily basis.  Of course If I were a county administrator those employees would be spending their days when not assisting customers, indexing those records to get them online.  County governments across the country are missing out on a financial windfall with the old records just sitting around their courthouses and employees who are too lazy or unwilling or are uninformed to make a suggestion to get those records online to increase county budgets. 

Have you ever encountered a county employee unwilling to assist you or was completely oblivious to the records in their courthouse?