Died January 26, Mrs. Katherine (Kieler) Nellans. She was married to Fred Nellans. Survived by husband, son, Miland, daughter, Mrs. Nona M. Troth, and brothers, Fred, Jim and Ollie Kieler. Burial was in Prairie Lawn Cemetery. (Independent, January 30, 1947)
Died February 27, John Nelson, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. P. Baker of Furley, Kansas. Burial was in Green Valley Cemetery. (Independent, March 1, 1917)
Died June 21, Mrs. Nancy nelson of Murdock Township, Butler County. (Independent, June 27, 1907)
Died August 19, John Neuenschwander. He was married to Rosetta Aeschleman. Survived by his wife, and five siblings: Fred, Ernest, Carl, Alfred and Elizabeth. (Independent, August 25, 1938)
Died, November 25, Mrs. Rossetta (Aeschliman) Neuenschwander, at home in Elbing, Kansas. She was married to John Neuenschwander. Funeral services and burial was at the Zion Church and Cemetery. (Independent, December 4, 1941)
Died November 15, B. b. Neuman, aged 74, brother of Pete Neuman, a local hardware merchant at the hospital at Goessel. (Independent, November 20, 1947)
Died August 24, Guy Neuway (Newway), of near Greenwich. He is the father of Mrs. Hugh McHone who recently moved to the Whitewater vicinity. (Independent, August 30, 1945)
Died April 14, Daniel S. Newbury, in an El Dorado, Kansas hospital. Married to Martha Lewis. He is survived by five children: Mrs. Della Knutson, Mrs. Lydia Lewis, Martha E., William and Leland and three siblings: W. S., Mrs. George Tolle and Mrs. Fred Betts. (Independent, April 20, 1939)
Died July 13, George G. Newbury, son of D. L. Newbury, in Phoenix, AZ. He was married to Rena Burns. Survived by his father, wife, eight children: Marceline, David, Della Dean, Jamie Shirley Anne, Carolyn, Mrs. Eveyln Tumlinson and Lee Burns and five siblings. (Independent, July 23, 1936)
Died December 14, “Grandpa” Newbury, aged 87 years, 9 months and 20 days. Burial was in Brainerd Cemetery. (Independent, December 16, 1909)
Died August 15, six month and twelve day old daughter of W. M. and Sadie Newbury. (Whitewater Tribune, August 22, 1889)
Died May 21, Mrs. Jennie (Dalby) Newbury, wife of Howard Newbury. They had lived in Atlanta, GA. She was a depot agent at Brainerd for a number of years and gave music lessons. They had resided on a farm south of Whitewater for a while. (Independent, May 24, 1956)
Died December 30, Mrs. Lydia (Pember) Newbury, at her home south of Brainerd. She was married to Walter Newbury. In 1872 they moved to Butler County. Burial was in Brainerd Cemetery. (Independent, January 17, 1918)
Died November 27, Mrs. Martha C. (Lewis) Newbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lewis, at the Axtell Hospital, Newton, Kansas. She was married to Dan S. Newbury and mother of seven children: Howard E., George, Leland, William W., Mrs. Della Knutson, Lydia Lewis and Martha E. (November 28, 1935, Independent)
Died January 3, R. T. Newbury, aged 69 years in Chicago. He was a brother of D. S. Newbury, Mrs. Mary E. Tolls, Mrs. Frank Betz, W. S. and John Newbury. (Independent, January 7, 1932)
Died April 1, Mrs. Sarah Newbury. (Weekly Herald, April 5, 1894)
Died December 22, Charles A. Newcom, son of John & Martha Newcom in Wesley hospital. Married Viola McMaster. Survived by wife, son, Rex, daughters, Rogene Moody and Rosemary Hoover, brothers, Howard and Wayen, sisters Esther Krack and Mrs. Roy Haley. Burial was in Green Valley Cemetery. (Independent, December 29, 1960)
Died November 17, J. J. Newcom. He was married to Martha W. Hesselgesser. In 1878 he came to Murdock Township, Butler County. (Independent, November 20, 1913)
Died December 26, Mrs. Martha Ellen (Hesselgessar) Newcom, at her son’s home in Prairie, Kansas. She was married to John J. Newcom. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Haley, sons: Wayne, Howard, Charles, and Austin Newcom. Funeral services held at Palmyra Church. (Independent, January 8, 1941)
Died July 12, Samuel A. Newcom, owner of the All States cottage camp at Ft. Collins, Co. Survived by his wife, Vera, children Dale and Delores, brothers, Howard, Wayne, and Charles Newcom and sisters: Carrie Haley and Esther Nelson. Burial was in Ft. Collins, Colorado. (Independent, July 22, 1948)
Died April 16, W. Boyd Newcom, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Newcom in St. Francis hospital. He was married to Mary Whallon. He is survived by wife, brother, Charles and sisters, Fannie Hopkins, Susie Bailey and Gertrude Lillico. Burial wa in Wichita, Kansas. (Independent, April 19, 1956)
Died July 29, William Harrison Newcom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Newcom. He was married to Bessi White. Burial was in Whitewater Cemetery. (Independent, August 4, 1910)
Died March 22, Mrs. Olive Newcomb, aged 21 years, 6 months and wife of Boyd Newcomb. (Independent, March 27, 1902)
Died June 28, Charles Park Newell, son of Demosthenes and Glorvina Newell, at his home in Sedgwick, Kansas. He was married to Emma Latta and the father of two children: Mrs. Mabel Housh and Carl. He was survived by his wife, children and five siblings. Burial was in Prairie Lawn. (Independent, July 2, 1936)
Died July 12, Steven Clifford Newell, 15, from inhaling gasoline fumes at a filling station where he was working. (Independent, July 13, 1961)
Died November 12, Mrs. Bernice L. (Babcock) Newton, in a Wichita hospital. Survived by husband, Floyd Newton, daughters, Mrs. Talma Klaassen, son, Donald, and brothers, Howard, G. N. and O. E. Babcock. Burial was in White Chapel Memorial Gardens. (Independent, November 18, 1954)
Died April 20, Floyd Newton, father of Mrs. Ted Klaassen. (Independent, April 25, 1957)
Died June 5, Nicholas Neydig (Neigid), at a Wichita hospital. Survived by brother: Joe A. Neydig, sisters, Mrs. W. B. Wiggington and Justina Neydig. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery. (Independent, June 13, 1946)
Died in April, Will Neydig, brother of Nick Neydig. (Independent, April 15, 1937)
Died October 23, Florence Nicholas of Emporia, the sister of Mrs. Blanche Davis at Emporia. Funeral services were held in Emporia, Kansas. (Independent, October 29, 1959)
Died July 14, Joseph Nichols, at a Wichita Convalescent Home. Survived by daughter Gertrude Tallman, son, Hugh, sister, Grace Nichols and grandchildren. Burial was in Green Valley Cemetery. (Independent, July 17, 1958)
Died March 17, Virginia Louise Nichols, daughter of Hugh C. and Mary Nichols. Burial was in Shaffer Cemetery. (Independent, March 26, 1925)
Died September 25, Louis Otto Nickel, at Bethel hospital. Married Elizabeth Lingnau. Survived by wife, daughters, Ida Maples and husband, Gaylord, Judith and husband: Gary, Edith Zuercher and husband Allen, son roger, mother, Susie, sister Mrs. T. Unruh and Mrs. H. Borchardt. (Independent, October 11, 1962)
Died January 20, Peter H. Nickel, aged 76, a farmer living 7 miles northwest of Whitewater. Burial was in Gnadenburg cemetery. (Independent, January 25, 1917)
Died Nov. 10, Peter P. Nickel, son of P. H. and Anna Nickel. He was married to Susanna Schmidt and the father of four children. He is survived by his wife and three children: Louis O., Mrs. Leona Unruh and Lea Rose, and four siblings. Burial was in Gnadenberg Cemetery. (Independent, November 14, 1940)
Died June 28, Mrs. Emma (Ulmer) Nickels at a Wichita hospital. She was married to George Nickels. Survived by her husband, and children: Clarence, Hazel, Eugene, and Ferne, borthers, Fred, Joe, William and Andrew Ulmer and sister, Mrs. Minnie Corfman. Burial was in Whitewater Cemetery. (Independent, July 1, 1948)
Died August 2, George Edward Nickles, at his farm home. He was married to Emma Ulmer. Survived by sons, Clarence and Eugene, and daughters, Hazel Dosda and Irene Elliot. Burial was in Whitewater Cemetery. (Independent, August 11, 1949)
Died December 16, Mrs. Esther (Wentworth) Niebel, at Bozeman, Montana. She was married to Matt Niebel. Survived by children: Esther and George, Brother, Ralph Wentworth and brother-in-law Frank Joseph. Burial was in Bozeman, Montanta. (Independent, December 31, 1959)
Died June 25, Arthur John Nigg. He was married to Marion Joseph. He is survived by wife, children: Donald, Harriett, Marilyn and Carolyn, brothers, Milton and Carl Nigg and sisters Mrs. Arthur Marquardt, Mrs. Thomas Dean, Mrs. H. F. Brockmeyer and daughter Clara Nigg. Burial was in Whitewater Cemetery. (Independent, June 30, 1955)
Died in October, Aldea Nightingale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Nightingale. (Independent, 1941)
N. B. Niles of Whitewater died at his home February 1 of heart failure. He was an old resident of Whitewater and had many friends. He had been in the employ of the Rock Island railroad for many years. The funeral was held Friday, February 2, at the Reform Church, he was buried under the rites of the Odd Fellows. (Walnut Valley Times, February 9, 1906)
Died February 1, Napoleon B. Niles, at his Whitewater home. Married M. V. Staley. He came to Kansas when he was about 17 years old. (Independent, February 8, 1906)
Died July 4, Mrs. Lutie Adna (Ham) Noble, 91, daughter of the late Jason and Laura Newton at Bethel hospital. She was married to Stiles Noble. Survived by daughters: Mrs. Jessie Neubrough and Mrs. Horace Bunting and many grandchildren. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. (Independent, July 9, 1964)
Died April 9, Stiles R. Noble, at Bethel Deaconess hospital. Married Lutie Edna. Survived by wife, daughters Mrs. Horace Bunting and Mrs. Jessie Bueller, sisters, Erma Crosby and Mrs. Estelle Wright, brother: Harrison and grandchildren. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. (Independent, April 16, 1959)
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