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   On August 1, 1864, Ottawa was made the county seat of Franklin County by popular vote. The county officers at the time were C. L. Robbins, Sheriff; H. F. Sheldon, County Clerk and Register of Deeds; John Malruff, County Treasurer; and H. P. Welsh, Jacob Sumstine, and Mr. Bicketts, County Commissioners.

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   History of Ottawa County, Kansas, 1864-1984. Identifier 201679 Language English eng en Subject United States, Kansas, Ottawa - History United States, Kansas, Ottawa ...

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   Ottawa County. Ottawa County, named for the Ottawa tribe of Indians, is located on the west side of the 6th principal meridian and is the third county from the Nebraska line. It is bounded on the north by Cloud county; on the east by Clay; on the south by Saline, and on the west by Lincoln and Mitchell. The extent of the county was described by ...

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   Ottawa County KS Histories and Genealogies. USA (1,379,301) > Kansas ... History of Ottawa County, Kansas, 1864-1984 FamilySearch Library Periodical Source Index ...

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   Sep 19, 2024 · Those ordered into active service 23 July 1864 at Salina, Kansas by Major Gen. Curtis: A.H. Boss, George Krebs, Schaltenbrand, Franklin Reese, Andrew J. Ingersoll, Decatur Reese, Francis O. Carr and were relieved from Duty 7 August 1864 by Maj. Gen. Curtis with pay $48.00 captain, $43.00 1st Lt., $40.50 2nd Lt., $10.75 corp. and $9.75 priv.

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   The land belonged to the Indians, however, and a settlement was not at once established. In the spring of 1864 I. S. Kalloch, a Baptist preacher, C. C. Hutchinson, Ottawa Indian Agent, James Wing, Ottawa Chieftain, and Tauy Jones obtained the desired tract through their positions as members of the recently formed Ottawa University board of ...

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   Who were the officers in Ottawa KS in 1864?

   • Early day Ottawa, Kansas. On August 1, 1864, Ottawa was made the county seat of Franklin County by popular vote. The county officers at the time were C. L. Robbins, Sheriff; H. F. Sheldon, County Clerk and Register of Deeds; John Malruff, County Treasurer; and H. P. Welsh, Jacob Sumstine, and Mr. Bicketts, County Commissioners.

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   Where is Ottawa Kansas?

   • Ottawa, Kansas, located a little northeast of the county’s geographical center, is located 58 miles southwest of Kansas City at the junction of U.S. Route 59 and K-68. U.S. Route 50 and Interstate 35 bypass Ottawa to the south and east, while business US-50 passes through the city. Ottawa, Kansas Co-op by Kathy Alexander.

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   How did Ottawa become a part of Oklahoma?

   • A treaty to move the Ottawa to Indian Territory in Oklahoma was signed on February 23, 1867. As the Indians vacated the region, white settlers flocked in, and Ottawa prospered. That year, a substantial two-story stone courthouse was erected after the county voted $20,000 in bonds. A jail was also built.

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   How many internment camps were there in Kansas?

   • Large internment camps were established in Kansas, including Camp Concordia, Camp Funston at Fort Riley, and Camp Phillips in Salina under Fort Riley. Fort Riley also established 12 smaller branch camps, including one in Ottawa. Ottawa, Kansas Flood, 1951. Another flood, cresting at 31 feet, occurred in 1944. The Great Flood of 1951 was the worst.

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   Why were German and Italian prisoners brought to Kansas?

   • In 1943, German and Italian prisoners of World War II were brought to Kansas and other Midwest states to help solve the labor shortage caused by American men serving in the war. Large internment camps were established in Kansas, including Camp Concordia, Camp Funston at Fort Riley, and Camp Phillips in Salina under Fort Riley.

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   When did Ottawa become a city?

   • After the survey, J.C. Richmond, on the last day of March, raised the first house in the new town, on the corner of Walnut Street, and First on March 31, 1864. A post office was established the same day C.T. Evans was appointed Postmaster. Shortly after its establishment, Ottawa was damaged by a tornado.

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   History of Ottawa County, Kansas, 1864-1984. Format: Books/Monographs/Book with Digital Images Language: English Publication: [Place of publication not identified : s ...