| Extraction - Copyright 2002 |
| Janet Laubhan Flickinger; 314 E. Irene St.; Salina, KS 67401-7833 |
| janflick@informatics.net |
| Microfilm T625-539 including Marion Co., KS E.D. 65-85 |
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| Researched by Janet Flickinger, completed Jan. 2002. Individuals included had to have been |
| born a German from Russia or one of their parents had to be a German from Russia. Occupations |
| were not listed as most were farmers. Most enumerations were taken during Jan.; a few as late |
| as March 1920. Towns or townships included are: Aulne, Blaine, Catlin, Center, Clark, Clear Creek, |
| Colfax, Doyle, Durham, East Branch, Fairplay, Florence, Gale, Goessel, Grant, Hillsboro, Lehigh, |
| Liberty, Logan, Lost Springs, Marion, Menno, Moore, Peabody, Ramona, Risley, Tampa, West |
| Branch, and Wilson. The whole roll was dark and so a lot of the names are guesses considering |
| the "up & down strokes" of the letters! This extraction covers all of Marion Co. (Vol. 36 E.D #65-85) |
| The county was very heavily populated by Germans from Russia. Some enumeration districts |
| were ALL Ger-Rus except 2 or 3 families. Burn City, Antelope, Lincolnville & Grant & Milton Twp., |
| had NO Ger-Rus listed, a couple other townships had only one or two families. In Risley, most all |
| that are listed with "Poland" as birthplace were recorded as "Russia Poland". Others with same |
| surname in others districts of Marion Co. were listed as Ger-Rus (Bartel, Funk, Unruh & Wiebe ). |
| Some were extracted, some not, because of claiming Polish birth. Others omitted were listed as |
| German-Germans or Russian-Russians which possibly was incorrect. You will find Bethesda Hosp. |
| included in Goessel; Salem Hosp. with Hillsboro; Industrial School & Hygiene House with Liberty. |
| Explanation of numbering system: |
| Each individual head of household is given an alpha-numerical identification. This identification |
| consists of the First Name of the individual listed as "head" followed by the First Letter initial of the |
| surname followed by numerical digits. All other individuals that reside in this household are |
| idenified using this alpha-numberical identification. List was sorted by the "head", household follows. |
| Explanation of immigration statis: al=alien; pa=petition applied; na=naturalized |
| Key to abbreviations: Head=head of household; Dau=daughter; M-I-L=mother-in-law; F-I-L=father-in-law; |
| B-I-L=-brother-in-law; S-I-L=sister or son-in-law; st.=step; Gd=grand |
