Atchison County Kansas Obits

ATCHISON COUNTY, KANSAS

OBITUARIES

WADE, HARRY

Death of Harry Wade

Atchison Globe, October 18, 1881

Died - In this city, at five o clock in the evening, Monday, October 17, Harry Wade, son of G. B. and Sarah Wade, aged fifteen years and ten days. Funeral from the residence cornerSixth and Santa Fe, at 2 o clock p.m. today.

WADE, DAUGHTER

Atchison Globe, May 26, 1880

The seven year old and bright little daughter of Joseph Wade, a farmer living two miles southwest of town, was buried in Oak Hill cemetery yesterday.

WALLACE, WILLIAM

Died at his late residence in Atchison, Kan., on Wednesday, the 27th of Dec., of Consumption, William Wallace, only son of William Osborn of Waterville, N. Y., in the 24th year of his age. (The Atchison Daily Champion, Thursday, January 4, 1866, transcribed by Jim Laird)

WARD, MARY S.

Atchison Globe, August 10, 1880

Died - At her residence in West Atchison, Tuesday morning at one o clock, of consumption, Mary S., wife of Lewis M. Ward, in the 28th year of her age. Funeral services at the house at half past 2 o clock, Wednesday afternoon.

WARE, WILLIAM

Atchison Globe, August 10, 1882

Last night at 6:15 William Ware, clerk of the Atlantic House, breathed his last. On the 1st of June Mr. Ware took a trip to Colorado to recoup his health, but it seems that while there contracted a sort of mountain fever, and came home much worse than when he started. Some ten days ago he was compelled to take to his bed, and the day before yesterday his mother was telegraphed for. Mr. Ware was 26 years old, and had been manager of the Atlantic House for six years. Mrs. Ware, mother of the deceased, will take the remains to Chillicothe, Missouri, this evening for burial.

WA-TEE-CHA

Wa-tee-cha, a Quapaw Indian, formerly a member of the 16th Kansas, was executed at Lawrence on Friday for the murder of Wm. Hastings. (The Atchison Daily Champion, Wednesday, January 24, 1866, transcribed by Jim Laird)

WEAVER, ABRAM

Atchison Globe, December 19, 1887

The remains of Abram Weaver will be buried at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon, in Oak Hill cemetery. Nearly all of his children, including his son, Jas. R. Weaver, Congressman from Iowa, are expected to arrive in the city in time for the funeral.

WEINMANN, JACOB

Atchison Globe,July 25, 1889

Mr. Jacob Weinmann died this morning at 9:35 o'clock, at his home in Walnut township. He was a native of Wurtemburg, Germany, emigrating to this country in 1853, and settling in Atchison in 1859. He suffered from a blood abcess, which broke on Saturday; he lingered until this morning. He leaves a wife and nine children, most of whom are grown. Funeral tomorrow, with interment in the Mount Pleasant cemetery.

WETZEL, WILL

Atchison Globe, February 27, 1889

The remains of Will Wetzel were buried in Mt. Vernon cemetery this afternoon. His mother and father are in California, but he has a brother and a sister, Morris and Mary, in Atchison.

WHEELER, C. A. MRS.

Atchison Globe, October 2, 1879

Died - At the residence of her son-in-law, Jesse D. Coplan, Mrs. C. A. Wheeler, late of Des Moines, Iowa. Funeral from the residence, corner of Seventh and Santa Fe streets, Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock. Des Moines Register please copy.

WINCHECK, SUSIE

Atchison Globe, April 28, 1881

Died - Last night at nine o clock, Mrs. Susie Wincheck, (Mrs. Charley) aged 27 years and 7 months. Funeral from the residence on West Commercial street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock and burial in the Mt. Vernon cemetery.

WINES, PETER

Atchison Globe, March 27, 1887

Peter Wines, an old inhabitant, died at his residence at 913 South Sixth street last night, aged sixty nine. His funeral will occur tomorrow morning.

WOLTERS, ROY

Atchison Globe, April 28, 1882

Died, at 11 o'clock a.m., April 28th, of membraneous croup, Roy, son and only child of Sam and Nannie Wolters, at the tender age of 3 years 3 months and 25 years. Funeral from their residence in West Atchison tomorrow at 3 p.m.

WOODWORTH, HIRAM E.

Atchison Globe, May 17, 1888

Hiram E. Woodworth, aged 27 years, son of the proprietor of the Windsor hotel, and a clerk in that establishment, died last evening of quinsy. He attended one of the performances at the opera house last week given by the Eunice Goodrich combination and sat in the draught, contracting a severe cold, which resulted in his death. The remains were buried at 4 p.m. today.