Monticello Community
Historical Society
OUR COLLECTION
The Monticello Community Historical Society sollection preserves documents on the small mount on the prairie. If one of the following items
interests you, please contact us at 913-667-3706 or webmaster@monticelloks.org
Last updated February 20, 2010
Amos --- Anderson --- Annexation --- Archeology --- Artifacts --- Barnett Log House --- Barth --- Boles, Charles Boles ---
Bradley / Glynn --- Dr. William Bull; Susan Bull; Susan Brown; Susan Wolfe; David Wolfe --- Bullock Cemetery --- Cameron --- Catterson ---
Cherry Lane School --- Chillicothe Town Site-East of Mill Creek --- Chouteau Station --- Clear Creek Baptist Church --- Clear Creek Grange Hall ---
Coker --- Coleman / Wilder --- Colored Church (Holliday) --- Cordray / Reed --- Corliss --- Craig Station --- Early Kansas History --- Elliott ---
Feilbach --- Flint, Levi Flint, Stella Flint --- Flood-1903 --- Flood-1951 --- Flood-1993 --- Focus on Farming narrated by Former Governor John
Anderson --- Frisbie --- Frisbie Station --- Funk --- Garland Thomas Museum --- Samuel Garrett and Betsey Garrett, Betsey Chouteau, Betsey
Captain --- Gospel Assembly Church --- Hadley --- John Ham and Mary Ham --- Harris --- Heritage Day --- Heritage Festival --- Hickok, James
Butler (Wild Bill Hickok) --- Historic Preservation --- Historic Scenic By-way --- History of Valentines ---
Hocker Electric Line --- Hodges --- Holliday Baptist Church --- Holliday School --- Holliday Townsite --- Howard --- Huston --- Indian Land --- John
Reed Log House, Nancy Reed --- Johnson County Water District #1 --- Kansas Humanities --- Kansas State Historical Society KSHS --- Kaw River
Bridges --- Kaw Valley Sand Plants --- Kenton --- Keroher --- King / Wilder / Boles Cemetery --- Klahr --- Kueker / Frakes --- Langston --- Liberty
School --- Lynn --- Lyons --- Malsby --- Maps --- McCallop --- McCoy / Woodson --- Mettee --- Midland Trail Campsites --- Mill Creek Regional
Wastewater --- Mill Creek Streamway Park --- Mill Valley High School --- Millwood Business Park-Johnson Drive --- Mize --- Monticello Cemetery
--- Monticello Drainage District --- Monticello Fire District --- Monticello Fire District #1 --- Monticello Fire Rescue --- Monticello Fire Station ---
Monticello Memories of Monticello Families --- Monticello Methodist Church --- Monticello School --- Monticello School Teachers --- Monticello
Store --- Monticello Telephone Exchange --- Monticello Township Hall --- Monticello Townsite --- Monticello Trails School --- More --- Murphy
Cemetery --- Navy Plane Crash 1950 --- Near Champion Maple Trees --- Nelson Island --- North Lone Elm School --- Ogden --- Old Shawnee
Town --- Owen --- Parker --- Parks --- Payne --- Pentecostal Church --- John Pettyjohn; Mary Grace Pettyjohn; Mary Pettyjohn; Mary Reed ---
Photographs --- Piper Farm, Abraham Piper, Abraham Martin Piper, A.M. Piper, Jennie Piper, Jennie Kay --- Post Offices and Stage Line ---
Prairie Star School --- Preservation of Unmarked Graves HB 2144 --- Prison city USA ---
Quaintance --- Railroads; Atchison, Topeka, Santa Fe Railroad --- Reitz --- James Rich, James Wilson Rich, J.W. Rich --- Martin Rively, Martin
Pierce Rively, M.P. Rively --- River Boats and Ferry Crossings --- Robinson --- Round Prairie School --- Rural Water District #3 --- Sarver, Jacob
Sarver and Rebecca Sarver, Rebecca Heister --- Scheidt --- Schlup --- Sesquicentennial-Shawnee 2006 --- Sesquicentennial-Johnson County
2005 --- Sesquicentennial-Monticello 2007 --- Seventh Day Adventist Church --- Sewers --- Shawnee Indian Mill --- Shawnee Indian School ---
Shawnee Mission Memorial Garden Cemetery --- Shawnee Town --- Shirtcliff --- St. Louis, Lawrence & Denver R.R. in Johnson County ---
Starwood Park --- Stein / Oakley --- Stuck --- Theden --- Toothaker --- Tornado 1857 / Tornado 1859 --- William Trembley --- Union Cemetery ---
Virginia School --- Visions of the Past --- Wagner --- Whitcher --- Widmer --- Wilder Neighborhood Social Club --- Wilder School --- Wilder
Townsite --- Williams --- Woodsonia School --- Zarah Townsite
1859 Census: Boles, Booth, Bugg, Bousman, Bradley, Buchanan, Brassfield, Beardsly, Cordray, Carbery, Catterson, Contzer, Cook, Davenport,
Dagby, Denber, Donalson, Filch, Flournay, Finlay, Gordan, Garnder, Gardner, Ginter, Hagan, Hadley, Hickok, Harris, Hinton, Ham, Hall, Hundley,
Jenkins, Honson, Koehler, Letchworth, McIntyre, McNamer, Morrison, Massey, Mayfield, Maupin, Owen, Pasquet, Payne, Quigley, Reed, Rich,
Rolston, Reynolds, Roberts, Spanawh, Suttles, Suton, Start, Sarver, Shoemaker, Shafer, Shannon, Strasser, Smith, Sanburn, Schmidt, Sass,
Sayne, Taylor, Toler, Williams, Walker, Wysand, White, Watersmith
Amos --- Anderson --- Annexation ---
Archeology --- Artifacts --- Barnett Log
House --- Barth --- Boles, Charles Boles --
- Bradley / Glynn --- Dr. William Bull;
Susan Bull; Susan Brown; Susan Wolfe;
David Wolfe --- Bullock Cemetery ---
Cameron --- Catterson --- Cherry Lane
School --- Chillicothe Town Site-East of
Mill Creek --- Chouteau Station --- Clear
Creek Baptist Church --- Clear Creek
Grange Hall --- Coker --- Coleman /
Wilder --- Colored Church (Holliday) ---
Cordray / Reed --- Corliss --- Craig
Station --- Early Kansas History --- Elliott
--- Feilbach --- Flint, Levi Flint, Stella Flint
--- Flood-1903 --- Flood-1951 --- Flood-
1993 --- Focus on Farming narrated by
Former Governor John Anderson ---
Frisbie --- Frisbie Station --- Funk ---
Garland Thomas Museum --- Samuel
Garrett and Betsey Garrett, Betsey
Chouteau, Betsey Captain --- Gospel
Assembly Church --- Hadley --- John
Ham and Mary Ham --- Harris ---
Heritage Day --- Heritage Festival ---
Hickok, James Butler (Wild Bill Hickok) ---
Historic Preservation --- Historic Scenic
By-way --- History of Valentines ---
Hocker Electric Line --- Hodges ---
Holliday Baptist Church --- Holliday
School --- Holliday Townsite --- Howard
--- Huston --- Indian Land --- John Reed
Log House, Nancy Reed --- Johnson
County Water District #1 --- Kansas
Humanities --- Kansas State Historical
Society KSHS --- Kaw River Bridges ---
Kaw Valley Sand Plants --- Kenton ---
Keroher --- King / Wilder / Boles
Cemetery --- Klahr --- Kueker / Frakes ---
Langston --- Liberty School --- Lynn ---
Lyons --- Malsby --- Maps --- McCallop --
- McCoy / Woodson --- Mettee ---
Midland Trail Campsites --- Mill Creek
Regional Wastewater --- Mill Creek
Streamway Park --- Mill Valley High
School --- Millwood Business Park-
Johnson Drive --- Mize --- Monticello
Cemetery --- Monticello Drainage
District --- Monticello Fire District ---
Monticello Fire District #1 --- Monticello
Fire Rescue --- Monticello Fire Station ---
Monticello Memories of Monticello
Families --- Monticello Methodist
Church --- Monticello School ---
Monticello School Teachers ---
Monticello Store --- Monticello
Telephone Exchange --- Monticello
Township Hall --- Monticello Townsite --
- Monticello Trails School --- More ---
Murphy Cemetery --- Navy Plane Crash
1950 --- Near Champion Maple Trees ---
Nelson Island --- North Lone Elm School
--- Ogden --- Old Shawnee Town ---
Owen --- Parker --- Parks --- Payne ---
Pentecostal Church --- John Pettyjohn;
Mary Grace Pettyjohn; Mary Pettyjohn;
Mary Reed --- Photographs --- Piper
Farm, Abraham Piper, Abraham Martin
Piper, A.M. Piper, Jennie Piper, Jennie
Kay --- Post Offices and Stage Line ---
Prairie Star School --- Preservation of
Unmarked Graves HB 2144 --- Prison
city USA ---
Quaintance --- Railroads; Atchison,
Topeka, Santa Fe Railroad --- Reitz ---
James Rich, James Wilson Rich, J.W. Rich
--- Martin Rively, Martin Pierce Rively,
M.P. Rively --- River Boats and Ferry
Crossings --- Robinson --- Round Prairie
School --- Rural Water District #3 ---
Sarver, Jacob Sarver and Rebecca
Sarver, Rebecca Heister --- Scheidt ---
Schlup --- Sesquicentennial-Shawnee
2006 --- Sesquicentennial-Johnson
County 2005 --- Sesquicentennial-
Monticello 2007 --- Seventh Day
Adventist Church --- Sewers ---
Shawnee Indian Mill --- Shawnee Indian
School --- Shawnee Mission Memorial
Garden Cemetery --- Shawnee Town ---
Shirtcliff --- St. Louis, Lawrence &
Denver R.R. in Johnson County ---
Starwood Park --- Stein / Oakley ---
Stuck --- Theden --- Toothaker ---
Tornado 1857 / Tornado 1859 ---
William Trembley --- Union Cemetery ---
Virginia School --- Visions of the Past ---
Wagner --- Whitcher --- Widmer ---
Wilder Neighborhood Social Club ---
Wilder School --- Wilder Townsite ---
Williams --- Woodsonia School --- Zarah
Townsite
1859 Census: Boles, Booth, Bugg,
Bousman, Bradley, Buchanan,
Brassfield, Beardsly, Cordray, Carbery,
Catterson, Contzer, Cook, Davenport,
Dagby, Denber, Donalson, Filch,
Flournay, Finlay, Gordan, Garnder,
Gardner, Ginter, Hagan, Hadley, Hickok,
Harris, Hinton, Ham, Hall, Hundley,
Jenkins, Honson, Koehler, Letchworth,
McIntyre, McNamer, Morrison, Massey,
Mayfield, Maupin, Owen, Pasquet,
Payne, Quigley, Reed, Rich, Rolston,
Reynolds, Roberts, Spanawh, Suttles,
Suton, Start, Sarver, Shoemaker, Shafer,
Shannon, Strasser, Smith, Sanburn,
Schmidt, Sass, Sayne, Taylor, Toler,
Williams, Walker, Wysand, White,
Watersmith
The Monticello Community Historical Society
sollection preserves documents on the small
mount on the prairie. If one of the following
items interests you, please contact us at 913-
667-3706 or
webmaster@monticelloks.org
Last updated February 20, 2010
