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1. www.familysearch.org › library › booksHistory of Ottawa County, Kansas, 1864-1984 - FamilySearch

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   History of Ottawa County, Kansas, 1864-1984. Identifier 201679 ... Subject United States, Kansas, Ottawa - History United States, Kansas, Ottawa - Genealogy Extent ...

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3. legendsofkansas.com › ottawa-kansasOttawa, Kansas – Franklin County Seat – Legends of Kansas

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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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4. www.kspatriot.org › index › articlesOttawa Kansas History - Kansas State History

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   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 trustees.

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   In 1866 Seymour Ayres prepared the papers for the organization of the county, and Gov. Crawford appointed the following officers: J. H. Ingersoll, county clerk; Amasa May, Henry Dresher and A. J. Willis, commissioners. Ayersburg was named as the county seat.

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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.

   Ottawa, Kansas – Franklin County Seat – Legends of Kansas

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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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   When did the people's National Bank of Ottawa start?

   • The People’s National Bank of Ottawa commenced business on January 1, 1872, with H.H. Lugington as president and B.C. McQuesten as cashier. It enjoyed ten years of uninterrupted success, garnering a large business from Franklin, Osage, Miami, Anderson, and Coffey Counties.

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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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   What happened to the Ottawa House?

   • The Ottawa House, which in the following years, served as a hotel and post office, stable, and railroad depot, was erected. The old capitol building was torn down at Minneola, removed To Ottawa, and located on the corner of Second and Main Streets, where G. S. Holt opened the first dry goods store.

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9. www.kshs.org › archives › 216341Early scenes of Ottawa, Kansas - State Archives - Kansas ...

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   Summary: These three photographs show separate views of Ottawa, Kansas, around the turn of the 20th Century.