20. JOSEPH H.3 VANDRUFF(JOSHUA², HENRY¹) was born February 08, 1826 inGreene County,Pennsylvania¹⁹³, and died December 11, 1901 in McLouth,Jefferson, Kansas¹⁹⁴. Hemarried ELIZA JANE EBERHART May 25, 1850 in Rock Island, Rock Island,Illinois¹⁹⁵. She was born February01, 1835 in Orleans County, New York¹⁹⁶, and died October05, 1918 in Oskaloosa, Jefferson, Kansas¹⁹⁶.

Notes for JOSEPH H. VANDRUFF:
Transcription of Family History
Appearing in Travels In Time
Milan, Illinois
New Era Print
Mediapolis, Iowa
1982
Joseph VanDruff
by Attorney William C. Leech
Joseph VanDruff was born in Mercer County, Illinois, February 8, 1826.He came to Jefferson County, Kansas, in 1868. Died December 9, 1901.Buried in Wild Horse cemetery, nearMcLouth, Kansas. He married Eliza Jane Eberhart, who was born February1, 1835. Died at Oskaloosa,Kansas, in 1918. Buried in Wild Horse cemetery. To this union sixchildren were born: Joshua, Mary, JamesWesley, Ulysses Grant, Kathora and Eldora.
Joshua VanDruff was born in 1854, died in 1911. Never married.
Mary was born in Rock Island, Illinois, March 28, 1857. Died March 21,1936, at Oskaloosa, Kansas. She married Wilbur F. Leech in 1874. He wasa brother of Agnes Leech, wifeof Mr. Amos McLouth. Wilbur F. Leech was born December 2, 1852, died in1928 at Oskaloosa. He was bornin Monroe County, Michigan. He
was a teacher in Wild Horse School, Clerk of the District Court,Probate Judge, Deputy Sheriff, and later in the insurance business.Mary A. Leech and Wilbur F. Leech had sevenchildren: Addie, Ella, James, Effa, Amos H., Alma and Ray E. Fourchildren: Addie, Ella, James and Effa died inchildhood and are buried in Wild Horse cemetery.
Amos H. Leech was born June 25, 1875. Married Edna Crandall, who wasborn May 7, 1884, at Nortonville, Kansas. She was a school teacher andtaught in Nortonville, andOskaloosa, Kansas. Amos H. was a lawyer and abstracter. He was a 33rddegree Mason, sang in the Shriner Quartet inLeavenworth, Kansas, also the quartet in the Presbyterian Church,Oskaloosa. He was County Commissioner 15 yearsin Jefferson County, Kansas. He died March 20, 1935. To this union fourchildren were born: Amos, Jr.,William C., Jeannette, and Ruth.
Amos H. Leech, Jr. was born October 1, 1913. Married Eva Lambert in1941. Has two daughters, Sue, born January 4, 1942, and Joan, bornJuly, 1945, deceased.
William C. Leech was born July 24, 1915. He is an attorney residing inOskaloosa, Kansas. Married Betty Wright in 1948. Has two children,William Wright, born September 6,1951 and Elizabeth Ann, born March 10, 1955.
Jeannette was born November 15, 1918. Married John H. Ledbetter, Jr.,M.D. in 1942. Adopted two daughters, Mary Jay, born September, 1948,and Virginia, born August 23, 1950, andhad a son of their own, John H. Ledbetter, III, born July 25, 1955.Jeannette died June 14, 1965.
Ruth was born May 16, 1923. Married William O. Finley in 1942. Has twochildren, Mary Diane, born December 1, 1945, and Stephen William, bornMarch 31, 1949.
Alma Leech was born March 16, 1884. Married Frank B. Mayer. Alma diedFebruary 8, 1949 in Whittier, California. One daughter, Mary Catherine.Mary Catherine married RobertAllee. Has two children, Robert Michael, and Nichole. Nichole ismarried and has two daughters. Mary isliving in Red Bluff, California.
Ray E. Leech was born April 14, 1888. Died February 8, 1968. MarriedAnn Lamson, no children. Died in Riverside, California.
James Wesley VanDruff was born in Rock Island, Illinois, March 12,1861. Died at Leavenworth, Kansas, May 30, 1940. Married Lavina (Viny)Griffits March 12, 1893 at the home ofMary and Wilbur Leech. Lavina was born September 12, 1871. Died July12, 1955. Buried in White ChapelGardens, Kansas City, North, Missouri.
To this union three children were born: Lynn, Alma Eliza, Ralph.
Lynn born in McLouth, Kansas, May 22, 1895. Died at Manhattan, Kansas,June 4, 1968. Buried at White Chapel Gardens. Alma Eliza was born July9, 1897 at Lawrence, Kansas.Moved to Lincoln, Nebraska, took up nurses training and was a nurse inWorld War I; came to Kansas City in1918 and married Edward T. Williams, who died February 8, 1953. OnApril 4, 1954 married Ernest Davis.
Ralph Wesley Roosevelt VanDruff was born on Theodore Roosevelt'sbirthday while he was President of the United States, October 27, 1907,at Tonganoxie, Kansas. Died January22, 1939, buried in New York.
Ulysses Grant VanDruff was born in Rock Island, Illinois, 1862. DiedAugust, 1949. Buried at Salina, Kansas.
Married Cora Dallas, at McLouth, Kansas. She was born June 17, 1863. Tothis union three children were born: Ralph, Buford and Nellie.
Ralph married Lula Bougher of Oakley, Kansas. To this union sixchildren were born: Gladys, Edna, Pearl, Alice, Ray and Roland. Pearl(Mrs. Russell Hartzell) lives in Salina.
Buford Jay was born July 5, 1894 at McLouth, Kansas. Died September 15,1956. Married Irene Cox of Blue Springs, Missouri. To this union nochildren were born: they have oneadopted daughter, Eula Jean Haldeman of Canton, Missouri. He was amember of the Antioch Community Church, wasChairman of the Board, Sunday School teacher, Past Worshipful Master ofN.K.C. Masonic Lodge, PastWorth Patron of the Eastern Star.
Nellie was born January 5, 1897, at McLouth, Kansas. Never married. Shewas a music teacher in Salina, Kansas, for many years. Died 1942,buried at Salina.
Kathora VanDruff was born McLouth, Kansas. Married Ernest Proud andmoved to Whittier, California in 1903.
Children: Lela, Lucian, Orville, Wilbur, Lucille.
Eldora VanDruff was born May 19, 1870 at McLouth, Kansas. Died November9, 1895. Never married. Buried Wild Horse cemetery, McLouth, Kansas.
(3/23/94)

Transcription of News Item
From the McLouth Times
McLouth, Kansas
(Jefferson County)
Friday, December 6, 1901
We are sorry to state that Uncle Joe Vandruff is violently insane, withbut little hopes of his recovery. It became necessary to strap him tothe bed Wednesday. He is getting quite oldand several times in the last few years he has had bad spells ofsickness.
(3/19/2000)

Transcription of News Item
From the Oskaloosa Times
Oskaloosa, Kansas
(Jefferson County)
Friday, December 6, 1901
Mrs. Wm. Leech was called to McLouth this week on account of theserious illness of her father, Mr. Vandruff.
(3/19/2000)

Transcription of Death Notice
From the McLouth Times
McLouth, Kansas
(Jefferson County)
Friday, December 13, 1901
"Uncle" Joe Vandruff died Wednesday evening after a pitifuldeliriousness of more than two weeks. It was hoped that consciousnesswould return that he might have a few parting wordswith her who was his faithful companion for more than fifty years, butthe anxious watchers were doomed todisappointment. The aged body could no longer stand the strain and hepassed to the Great Beyond. Mr. Vandruffwas a good, kind-hearted old man. He has lived in this community a longtime and his face was familiar to ahost of people. He has undergone a good many sorrows and afflictions.The funeral service will be held today at1 o'clock at the M. E. church. Rev. J. H. Zabriski of Morganville willpreach the funeral sermon. Obituary nextweek.
(3/26/94)

Transcription of Death Notice
From the Oskaloosa Times
Oskaloosa, Kansas
Friday, December 13, 1901
Mr. Vandruff, father of Mrs. W. F. Leech, died at McLouth Wednesday.
(3/19/2000)

Transcription of News Item
From the McLouth Times
McLouth, Kansas
Friday, December 20, 1901
Rev. Jesse Zabriski came in from Morganville Saturday to preach JoeVandruff's funeral. Preached Sunday morning at the M.E. church. Hevisited friends a few days.
(3/19/2000)

Transcription of exerpt from
History of Kansas, Union Township, City of McLouth:
The Grange Store of McLouth, I. Pearson, manager, was originally atDimon, the store being moved when McLouth was laid out. The Grange wasorganized November 16, 1878, andat once was incorporated.
Commenced business February 6, 1879. Charter members, thirteen. Amongthese were I. Pearson, Joseph Vandruff, C. E. Andrus, C. E. Landon, W.F. Leech, A.P. Reardon, T. P.Getchel and James Thornton. The amount of business done in 1882 wasover $10,000. Present membership,forty.
(10/1/94)

Transcription of Obituary
From undated and unidentified newspaper
In the collection of Rose Vandruff Balao
Uncle Joe Vandruff passed away Friday. He was 78 years old, coming fromthe Island of Long Island, Ill., 32 years ago. He is the last of alarge family of brothers. His sister,Mrs. John Cross lives at McLouth. He leaves a wife, three sons and twodaughters, and a host of relatives to mournhis loss. Always a good friend and consistent christian. Rev. JamesZabriski preached the funeral service. They wereold friends.
(10/15/94)

Extraction from 1860 Census
Federal, Kansas (Index only)
Family No. 363 (All members shown under
family No. 363)
VANDRUFF
Joseph H.
Eliza Jane
Joseph
Joshua
Mary Anginora
(2/18/95)

Transcription of Petition
filed as a court action
(undated)
In the District Court, in and for Jefferson County, Kansas
Eliza J. Vandruff, U.G. Vandruff,
James Vandruff, and Joshua Vandruff,
a person of unsound mind, by Eliza J.
Vandruff, his guardian.
Plaintiffs No. 4738
vs
Mary A. Leech, Cathora Proud, and W.F. Leech
as administrator of the estate of Joseph
Vandruff, deceased
Defendants
PETITION
FIRST: The plaintiffs for their first cause against said defendantssay: that Joseph Vandruff, late of Jefferson County, Kansas, diedintestate in said county on the 13th day ofDecember, 1901, leaving an estate in said county, consisting of realand personal property; said real property beingdescribed as follows, to wit; All of out-lot number one hundred andtwenty seven (127) in the City of McLouth inJefferson County, Kansas.
Plaintiffs further aver that there are no specific or general liens, orincumberances of any kind or character against said above describedreal estate, and that there are no debts againstthe estate of said Joseph Vandruff, deceased.
Plaintiffs further aver that said Joseph Vandruff, deceased, left ashis sole surviving heirs said plaintiffs, Eliza J. Vandruff, his widow;and Joshua Vandruff; James Vandruff; and U.G.Vandruff, his sons; and said defendants, Mary A. Leech; and CathoraProud, his daughters; that all of said heirsare of the full age of majority.
Plaintiffs further aver that as such heirs they are the owners of, andare entitled to the following shares in value of said above describedreal estate; and as follows, to-wit; Saiddefendant, Eliza J. Vandruff, is the owner of a onehalf (1/2) interestin value in and to said real estate; and that saidplaintiffs, Joshua Vandruff, James Vandruff, and U.G. Vandruff; andsaid defendants, Mary A. Leech, and Cathora Proud iseach respectively the owner of, and is entitled to a one-tenth (1/10)thereof.
Plaintiffs further say that said plaintiff, Eliza J. Vandruff, is theduly and legally appointed, qualified and acting guradian of saidplaintiff, Joshua Vandruff, a person of unsound mind.
SECOND: Plaintiffs for their second cause of action against saiddefendants say: that they hereby refer to their first cause of actionherein, and make the same a part of this theirsecond cause of action, and further allege: that the personal propertyleft by said Joseph Vandruff, deceased, consistedof money, promissory notes and chattle and real estate mortgages of theaggregate value and worth of about onethousand five hundred and fifty dollars ($1550.00), that one of thesenotes was in the sum of three hundreddollars ($300.00) executed and delivered to said Joseph Vandruff,deceased, by said defendant, Mary A. Leech, andthat the same is now due and unpaid; that another of said notes wasexecuted and delivered to said JosephVandruff, deceased, by said defendant, Cathora Proud, and that the sameis now due and unpaid; and that both saidnotes are now in the hands of said defendant, W.F. Leech, as theadministrator of said estate.
Plaintiffs further aver that said defendant, W.F. Leech, is the dulyappointed, qualified and acting administrator of the estate of saidJoseph Vandruff, deceased; that all of said personalproperty came into the hands of said administrator, and that from theproceeds arising from such propertysaid administrator has paid all debts and obligations of said estate,and the remaining portion of said propertyis now undistributed in the hands of said administrator.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs pray judgement against each and all of saiddefendants, that said plaintiff, Eliza J. Vandruff be adjudged to bethe owner of and entitled to a one-halfinterest in and to said real estate; and that said plaintiffs, JoshuaVandruff, James Vandruff, and U.G. Vandruff, andsaid defendants, Mary Leech and Cathora Proud, each be adjudged to bethe owner respectively of an undividedone-tenth (1/10) interest thereof; that commissioners be appointedaccording to law to make partition of saidreal estate according to said respective interests in value; and thatthe said note for three hundred dollars($300.00) be adjudged to be a lien against the share of said defendant,Mary A. Leech; and that the said note for onehundred dollars ($100.00) be adjudged to be a lien against the share ofsaid defendant, Cathora Proud; and thatif such partition cannot be made without manifest injury to the rightsof the parties herein, then that saidreal property be appraised according to law, and if neither plaintiffnor any of said defendants elect to take saidproperty at its appraised value, then that said property be sold as onexecution, and that the proceeds thereof beapportioned among said plaintiffs and defendants, except saiddefendant, W.F. Leech, according to theirrespective interests; ,that the part apportioned to said plaintiffs bepaid to them respectively; that the partapportioned to said defendant, Mary A. Leech, be used first to thepayment of said note for three hundred dollars ($300.00)with all accrued interest thereon, and the remainder thereof be paid tosaid defendant, Mary A. Leech; that thepart apportioned to said defendant, Cathora Proud be used first to thepayment of said note for one hundred dollars($100.00) with all accrued interest thereon, and the remainder thereofbe paid to said defendant, CathoraProud; and that all sums so collected on said notes be apportinedbetween all said plaintiffs and saiddefendants, Mary A. Leech and Cathora Proud, according to theirrespective interests.
That the said administrator, W.F. Leech, be directed to makeapportionment of the property now in his hands as such administrator,among said heirs according to their respectiveinterests; and in making such apportionment that be directed toproperly assign and transfer all uncollected notesto the different heirs of said estate as may be equitable andexpedient; and for such further orders and judgementsregarding costs, expenses and attorney fees as is provided by law, andfor all proper equitable relief.
/s/ Daniel L. Stanley
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
(11/24/96)

Extraction from the 1860 Federal Census
Black Hawk Township, Rock Island County, Illinois
Series: M653 Roll: 222 Page: 300
Line 32, Dwelling 379, Family 363
June 11, 1860
Joseph Vandruff, age 36, farmer, b. PA
Eliza Jane Vandruff, age 25, wife, b. NY
Joshua Vandruff, age 7, b. IL
Mary Anginora Vandruff, age 3, b. IL
Joseph H. Vandruff, age 1, b. IL
(6/19/2004)

Transcription from
Kansas Census extraction
Copies provided by
Rose Vandruff Balao
1875, Jefferson county, Union township
Dwelling 34, family 34
Joseph VanDruff, age 59, farmer, b. PA, to Ks from IL
Jane, age 38, b. NY, to Ks from IL
Joshua, age 22, b. IL, to Ks from IL
James, age 14, b. IL, to Ks from IL
Grant, age 11, b. IL, to Ks from IL
Eldora, age 5, b. KS
Catherine, age 3, b. Ks
Extraction from the 1880 Federal Census
Online at www.familysearch.com
Union, Jefferson, Kansas
Family History Library Film 1254383
NA Film Number T9-0383
Page Number 207B
Joseph VANDRUFF Self M Male W 53 PA Farmer PA PA
E. J. VANDRUFF Wife M Female W 43 MA Keeping House --- ---
J. VANDRUFF Son S Male W 28 IL At Home PA MA
J. W. VANDRUFF Son S Male W 19 IL At Home PA MA
W. G. VANDRUFF Son S Male W 15 IL At Home PA MA
Eldora VANDRUFF Dau S Female W 9 KS PA MA
Cathora VANDRUFF Dau S Female W 7 KS PA MA
(3/3/2003)

1885, Jefferson county, Union township
Dwellig 34, family 34
Joseph Vandruff, age 59, b. PA, to Ks from IL
Eliza, age 49, b. NY, to Ks from IL
Joshua, age 32, b. IL, to Ks from IL
Eldora, age 15, b. KS
Catherine, age 13, b. KS
Vernon, Elijah, age 61, farmer, b. O, to Ks from O.
(3/19/2000)

Extraction from 1870 Federal Census
Occupants of St. George Township
Manhattan Post Office
Pottawatomie County, Kansas
Dwelling No. 26
Family No. 27
VANDRUFF
Joseph, age 44, b. PA
Aliza J., age 34, b. NY
John, age 17, b. IL cannot read or write (Ed. note: "Joshua?")
Mary A., age 13, b. IL
James W., age 9, b. IL
Ulysses G., age 5, b. IL
Eldora, age 1/12, b. KS
Echerson, Abby W. age 20, no occupation, b. IL
Griffin, George W., age 23, works on a farm, b. IL
(8/9/97)

Extraction from 1900 Kansas Census
Jefferson County, Union Township
Page 368A, lines 30, 31, 32
Enumerated June 5, 1900
Dwelling No. 108, Family No. 109
Vandruff, Joseph, Head, b. Feb 1826, age 74, b. PA, fa b. PA, mo b.Germany
Vandruff, Eliza J., Wife, b. Feb. 1836, age 65, b. NY, fa b. PA, mo b.NJ
Vandruff, Joshua, Son, age 47, b. IL, fa b. IL, mo b. NY
(7/30/2000)

Extraction from the 1910 Federal Census
Oskaloosa, Jefferson County, Kansas
Series: T624 Roll: 442 Page: 121
Supv. Dist. 1, Ed 76, Sheet 8-A
Line 36, Dwelling 195, Family 200
April 25, 1910
Vandruff, Eliza, age 75, wid., 8 children, 5 living, b. NY, father b.PA, mother b. NJ
Vandruff, Joshua, son, age 56, b. IL, father b. PA, mother b. NY,
(8/24/2003)

More About JOSEPH H. VANDRUFF:
Burial: December 13, 1901, McLouth Cemetery, McLouth, KS¹⁹⁷
Burial # 2: Unknown, Wild Horse Cemetery, McLouth, KS, Block 33, Lot 1,grave F¹⁹⁸
Census: 1860, Rock Island Co. Ill, Black Hawk Twp.¹⁹⁹
Fact 1: August 1998, Printed book, Descendants of Joseph H. Vandruff,sent to Jefferson Co. Gen. Soc.
Obituary: On file 3/26/94

Notes for ELIZA JANE EBERHART:
Transcription of Obituary
From the Oskaloosa Independent
Oskaloosa, Kansas
(Jefferson County)
Friday, October 11, 1918
Eliza Jane Eberhart
Was born in Orleans County, New York, February 1, 1835 and died at thehome of her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Leech, Oskaloosa, Kansas, October 5,1918, age 83 years, 8 months, 4days.
In early childhood she removed with her parents to Rock Island Co.,Illinois, where on May 25, 1850 she was united in marriage to JosephVandruff.
In the year 1868, she removed in company with her husband and family toJefferson County, Kansas, where she has since resided.
To them were born eight children, four of whom survive her, viz: MaryA. Leech, of Oskaloosa, Kansas, James W. Vandruff of Topeka, Kansas, U.G. Vandruff, of Oakley, Kansas, andCathora Proud, of La Habre, California, also sixteen grandchildren andsix great-grandchildren.
Her husband, Joseph Vandruff, preceded her to the eternal home onNovember 7, 1901, where he, with their four children who passed overbefore them have awaited her coming.
She was converted to the religion of her saviour at the age of twelveyears, and united with the United Brethren Church in Illinois. Whenlater removing to Kansas, she deposited herLetter wiith the M. E. Church of McLouth, Kansas, and on removing toOskaloosa was transferred to the M. E.Church of said city.
She has always lived a conscientious christian life, and was alwaysready and glad to extend the helping hand to others, and during hermany months of sickness and suffering, she boreher afflictions with patience, always looking forward to the HeavenlyFather for the day of deliverance andreward.
Oh, Dear Mother, thou hast gone to the Paradise of God, and from whencethy radiant face and beckoning hand shall call your loved ones of earthto that home with them.
The funeral services were conducted in the Methodist church by herpastor, Rev. T. A. Nichols, assisted by Rev. Reed of the Presbyterianchurch.
Interment was in the Wildhorse Cemetery, south of McLouth.
(3/26/94)

Transcription of Obituary
From Undated and unidentified newspaper
Clipping in the collection of
Jerrold T. Haldiman
Obituary - Eliza Jane Eberhart
Eliza Jane Eberhart was born in Orleans County, New York, Feb. 1, 1835.Died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Leech, Oskaloosa, Kansas,Oct. 5, 1918. Age 88 years, 8 mos,4 days. In her early childhood she moved with her parents to RockIsland County, Illinois, where on May25, 1850, she was married to Joseph
Vandruff. In the year 1868 she removed in company with her husband andfamily to Jefferson county, Kansas, where she has since resided.
to them were born 8 children, four of whom survive her; Mary A. Leechof Oskaloosa, Kansas, James W. Vandruff of Topeka, Kansas, U. G.Vandruff of Oakley, Kansas, andCathora Proud of LaHabra, California, also sixteen grandchildren andsix great-grandchildren.
Her husband, Joseph Vandruff, preceded her to their eternal home onNovember 7, 1901, where he with their four children who passed overbefore them have awaited her coming.
She was converted to the Christian religion and became a follower ofthe Saviour at the age of 12 years, and joined the United Brethrenchurch in Illinois. Later, removing toKansas, she deposited her letter with the Methodist Episcopal Church ofMcLouth, Kansas, and on removing toOskaloosa, was transferred to the M. E.
Church here.
She has always lived a conscientious Christian life and was alwaysready and glad to extend the helping hand to others. During her manymonths of sickness and suffering she bore herafflictions with patience, always looking forward to the HeavenlyFather for the day of deliverance and reward.
O, dear mother thou hast gone to the Paradise of God, from whence thyraadiant face and beckoning hands call your loved ones of earth to thathome with thee.
The funeral services were conducted in the Methodist Church by PastorT. A. Nichols, assisted by Rev. Reid of the Presbyterian Church -Oskaloosa Independent.
(8/9/97)

More About ELIZA JANE EBERHART:
Burial: October 1918, Wild Horse Cemetery, McLouth, KS, Block 33, Lot1, grave G²⁰⁰
Member: Methodist Episcopal church, Oskaloosa, KS²⁰¹
Moved: 1868, With husband and family from Rock Island, IL to JeffersonCounty, KS²⁰²
Obituary: On file 3/26/94

Children of JOSEPH VANDRUFF and ELIZA EBERHART are:

Notes for JOSHUA VANDRUFF:
Transcription of Article
From The Valley Falls New Era
Valley Falls, Kansas
(Jefferson County)
Thursday, February 2, 1911
Joshua Vandruff, fifty eight years old and a son of Eliza Vandruff ofOskaloosa was adjudged insane by a commission of doctors Saturdaymorning. He has been admitted to thestate hospital at Topeka. Mr. Vandruff has been of feeble mind for manyyears and lately his troublehas been growing worse.
(9/25/94)

Transcription of Death Notice
From the Oskaloosa Independent
Oskaloosa, Kansas
(Jefferson County)
Friday, July 14, 1911
Notice of death at State hospital, Topeka, of Joshua Vandruff, admittedlast January, received. Remains were buried at McLouth.
(3/19/94)

More About JOSHUA VANDRUFF:
Burial: July 01, 1911, Wild Horse Cemetery, McLouth, KS²⁰⁵
Fact 1: Death notice on file


Notes for ELDORA VANDRUFF:
Transcription of Extraction
From 1885 Kansas Census
Provided by Rose Vandruff Balao
Schedule 7, Deaf and Dumb, Blind, Idiotic and Insane
Eldora Vandruff, age 15, F, Blind, Parent or Guardian - Joseph Vandruff.
(3/19/2000)

Transcription of Obituary
From The Oskaloosa Times
Oskaloosa, Kansas
(Jefferson County)
Friday, November 15, 1895
Miss Dora Vandruff, the life-long invalid daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Vandruff died last Saturday. Of such it may truly be said, "Todie is gain." Many friends attended thefuneral services which were conducted by Mr. Kline.
(3/26/94)

More About ELDORA VANDRUFF:
Burial: November 1895, Valley Falls Cemetery, Valley Falls, KS²⁰⁸
Burial # 2: Unknown, Wild Horse Cemetery, McLouth, KS, Block 33, Lot 1,grave H²⁰⁹
Obituary: On file 3/26/94


More About UNKNOWN VANDRUFF, #3:
Burial: Unknown, Unknown


More About UNKNOWN VANDRUFF, #4:
Burial: Unknown, Unknown