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If you are looking for genelogical data about your family history, Heritage Quest is a great place to start!
It contains census data back to the 1790s, local history book collections, wills and probate records, military records, city directories, immigration records, and much more.
Author
Publisher
Ad Astra Publishing
Pub. Date
[2012]
Language
English
Description
Through news articles, previously unpublished histories, and former residents' recollections, the author's compilation attests that the history of Covert is synonymous with the history of rural life in Kansas during its 86 years of existence (1880 to 1966). The appendices include lists of burials, students, school personnel, etc.
Author
Publisher
Ad Astra Pub
Pub. Date
c2008
Language
English
Formats
Description
The concept of this work is to list every known formal burial that has occurred within what is now Osborne County, Kansas. Information for each entry comes from myriad of sources. These include cemetery surveys, obituaries, county records of land, probate, and taxes, and census data, as well as published biographical books for the area. A map of cemetery locations, graves of unknown individuals, and lot maps of the Downs and Osborne cemeteries are...
Author
Publisher
N. C. Eastman]
Pub. Date
1986
Language
English
Description
Gustavus Robert Ostman, born in Sweden, immigrated to the United States around 1868. They eventually homesteaded and reared their children near Bloomington, Osborne County, Kansas. Although some descendants have remained in the area, others have wandered widely.
Author
Publisher
the Compilers]
Pub. Date
2006
Language
English
Description
This genealogy of five generations of the Wiersma family begins with Dutch immigrants, Wietze Wiersma and Tryntji Huizinga, both born in the Netherlands. After orginally living in Chicago, they lived in Demotte, Indiana, for a while. Most of the book covers the generations that lived in the Osborne County, Kansas area.
Author
Publisher
[C.O. & V.G. Courter]
Pub. Date
1976
Language
English
Description
This genealogy traces descendants of the early Dutch American family named Coerten. The American migration of this family begins in New Jersey, continues to Ohio, Iowa, and, finally, to Osborne County, Kansas. Generations since have migrated to many areas.
