State of kansas obituaries
[DOC File]Salina Journal web site, April 25, 2009
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He began his career with State Farm in Kansas City. In 1971, he moved his family to Clay Center and worked as an agent until his retirement in December 2008. He was a member of the United Methodist Church and Clay Center Rotary Club, where he served a president and co-hosted the auction for Rotary Radio Days for many years.
[DOC File]Clippings from Betty (Harr) Baxter
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She graduated from Kansas State University in 1933. She taught in the Olathe and Salina school districts for a total of 46 years. Survivors include a sister, Frances Bucknell Tainter of Olathe; a nephew, Keith Bucknell of Lake of the Ozarks, Mo.; two grandnieces, Sarah Milloy Brundage of Doyleston, Penn., and Rebecca Milloy Vrbus of Olathe; and ...
[DOC File]DIXON COUNTY OBITUARIES
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Mrs. Andrews was born Sept. 30, 1851, in New York State. She lived in Michigan as a child and later near Ponca, Nebraska where she married Andrews October 7, 1873. They journeyed by covered wagon to Kansas the following spring.
[DOC File]Absent Parent and Relative Search Handbook
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The first three digits indicate the state a social security number was assigned. 001-003 New Hampshire 486-500 Missouri. 004-007 Maine 501-502 North Dakota. 008-009 Vermont 503-504 South Dakota. 010-034 Massachusetts 505-508 Nebraska. 035-039 Rhode Island 509-515 Kansas. 040-049 Connecticut 516-517 Montana
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