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Kansas Shorthorns, A History of the Breed in the State from 1857 to 1920 by G. A. Laude, 1921, Kansas Shorthorn Breeders Association contains photos and limited information about many cattlemen of the period
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Kansas Shorthorns,
A History of the Breed in the State
from 1857 to 1920Kansas Shorthorns, A History of the Breed in the State from 1857 to 1920 by G. A. Laude, 1921, Kansas Shorthorn Breeders Association contains photos and limited information about many cattlemen of the period. Additionally, it lists many names and where they lived of many other cattlemen in Kansas during this period. While the book is primarily about the cattle being raised, we are extracting the information we believe would be of interest in genealogy research.
Auctioneers This chapter has limited career information about some of the prominent cattle auctioneers of the 1920's in Kansas. It also tells where they were living in 1920 when the book was published.
Names in the Book These names have no further information, but does include the location of their farms in 1920.
Names with Other Information Included here are information about the name in the book. Usually these are brief descriptions of the person and/or their farm.
Photos from the Book
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