KANSAS

WILLIAM M MATLOCK/MATTOCKS/MATTOX born Sept 1840 OH. William married Maria J ? From

1870-1900 William can be found in Allen Co KS William was the son of John G and Elizabeth

1870 MATLOCK WILLIAM Allen County KS 020 Ellsmore
William Matlock 29 MW OH Farmer, v.pers $100
Maria J 27 FW OH
Emma A 1 FW KS

1880 MATTOCKS WILLIAM M. Allen County KS 3-15 Marmaton Twp
William Mattocks Head    WM 38 M OH PA PA Farmer
Mariah           Wife    WF 36 M OH DE OH
Emma A           Dau     WF 11 S KS OH OH
Lonza E        Son     WM  8 S KS OH OH
Jim A            Son    WM  6 S KS OH OH
Benson Davis     Boarder WM 21 S  OH       Farmer
Kate D Mattocks Dau     WF  3 S KS OH OH

ELGIN B MATLOCK born 1874 IL. Elgin married Grace Stowell. In 1910 Elgin was living in

1910 MATLOCK EGLIN B Allen County KS Humboldt 120
Elgin B Matlock Head   MW 36 M      IL US US Farmer
Grace          Wife   FW 22 M 0-0 IL MO MO
Louis E Stowell B/law MW 16 S      MO MO MO Farm labor

JAMES A MATTOCKS born July 1875 KS. James is the son of William M and Maria J Mattocks

and can be found on the 1880-1930 Allen Co KS Census. James married Myrtle A Statesville.

1910 MATTOCKS JAMES A Allen County KS Marmaton 39
James A Mattocks Head MW 42 M 7 yrs KS IL OH Farmer
Myrtle Wife FW 29 M 1-1 KS IA OH
Russell Son MW 3 S KS KS KS

1920 MATTOCKS J A Allen County KS Elsmore 5-5
J A Mattocks Head MW 46 M KS OH OH   Farmer
Myrtle       Wife FW 39 M KS IA OH
Russell      Son MW 12 S KS KS KS
Clara        Dau  FW 7 S KS KS KS

W FRANK MATLOCK born 1870 IL. Frank married Nora? In 1920 Frank was living in Allen Co KS.

1920 MATLOCK W FRANK Allen County KS Cottage Grove 2-2
W Frank Matlock Head MW 50 M IL IN IA   Farmer
Nora            Wife FW 30 M MO NY IL
Flossie         Dau  FW  1 S KS IL MO

RUSSELL MATTOCKS born 1907 KS. Russell is the son of James A and Myrtle A Mattocks and

1880 MATTOCK GEORGE H Atchison Co KS Atchison City 2nd Ward 294B
Geo H Mattock MW 28 S MO TN TN Laborer
Enumerated with John H Brooke

WILLIAM H MEDLOCK born 1841 KY. William is the son of David and Rachael Medlock and can

be found on the 1850 Hopkins Co KY Census. William can be found on the 1870 Cole Co Census,

1880 Platte Co MO Census, 1895 Atchison Co KS Census. In 1900-1910 William can be found on

the Jackson Co KS Census. William died before 1920 and Caroline can be found on the 1920

WALTER M MEDLOCK born July 1898 FL. Walter is the son of Lucius and Ida A and can be

found on the 1900 Escambia Co FL Census. Walter married Bessie? In 1910 Walter was living

in Atchison Co KS, 1920 Bourbon Co KS. In 1930 Walter was living in Jackson Co MO.

1910 MEDLOCK WALTER Atchison County KS Atchison 147
Elizabeth Cain  Head    FW 75 WD      ENG ENG ENG
Walter Medlock  Boarder MW 21 M 0-yr FL FL FL    Machinist Railroad shop
Bessie          Boarder FW 18 M 0-0 KY KY KY

CHARLES EDWARD MEDLOCK born Nov 16 1894 MO. In 1920 Charles was living in Atchison Co KS.

Charles registered for the World War I Draft from Atchison Co KS. Charles was of a medium

1920 MEDLOCK CHARLES Atchison County KS Atchison 3-3
Charles Medlock Roomer MW 26 S MO IL MO Mailing Clerk-Post Office
Enumerated with Charles McKee.

1885 Jan 13-The Atchison Globe, Atchison Kansas - List of Kansas Legislature
House- T. J. Matlock - District 88 - Burrica

1888 July 14 - The Atchison Globe, Atchison Kansas- Cooper and Jackson's Circus was just

ready for a performance when the storm hit. The tent came down with a crash and Mrs.

Medlock, a countrywoman, was so badly injured by the center pole her life is despaired of.

1888 Aug 24 - Atchison Daily Globe A painter's skid used for high work fell yesterday from

the NE corner of the Newcomb building at 8:00 in the morning. Mat Matlock was on the skid

but he caught a rope and escaped injury as the skid fell 70'. Johnny McNamara was not so

lucky. He fell to the ground and broke both legs and his collarbone. They were in the employ

With the increase of religious sects of the frenzied sort, an increase of evangelists may

be expected. A new religion has just been promulgated in Texas, Rev. Robert Mattlock being

the promulgator. One of the Articles of Faith of this religion is the shedding of blood to

appease an offended God. So zealous was Rev. Mattlock in the cause that he killed a man

named Miller and went on a missionary tour shouting and praising to God on the Highest.

"But mark the results!" A mob of Philistines gave chase and lynched him. This should not

discourage the church. It should immediately canonize the Rev. Mattlock and press on with

renewed vigor. All new religions are persecuted and Rev. Mattlock's followers cannot hope

to be exempt from the general rule. Methodism would never have been what it is today if John

Wesley had simply been quietly ignored by the Church of England. "God works in mysterious ways

his wonders to perform." Rev. Mattlock's little congregation should keep a still upper lip and

JAMES K POLK MATLOCK born 1844 IN. James is the son of George and Betsey Matlock and

can be found on the 1850-70 Jackson Co IN James served in the Co. B, 50th Ind Infantry.

James married Lydia H ? In 1880 James was living in Bourbon Co KS. 1900 James can be found

on the Jackson Co IN Census. James died 1909 and is buried in the Old Arcadia (Forest Hill)

1880 MATLOCK JAMES K. Bourbon County KS 24-4 Dry Wood Twp
James K Matlock Head WM 36 M IN TN TN Farmer
Lydia H        Wife WF 38 M IN KY VT
Lutie M        Dau  WF 12 S IN IN IN
William B      Son WM 10 S  IN IN IN
Gerta A        Dau WF   6 S IN IN IN
Lizzie F        Dau WF   4 S  IN IN IN
Henry C        Son WM 4/12 S KS IN IN Feb

WALTER MARTIN MEDLOCK born July 7 1898 FL. Walter is the son of Lucius and Ida A and can be

found on the 1900 Escambia Co FL Census. Walter registered for the World War I Draft on June 5

1917 from Mobile Co AL. Walter was of a medium height and build with hazel eyes and dark brown

hair. Walter married Bessie? In 1910 Walter was living in Atchison Co KS, 1920 Bourbon Co KS.

1920 MEDLOCK WALTER M Bourbon County KS Ft Scott 40-8
Walter Medlock Head MW 30 M FL FL FL    Machinest-Railroad
Bessie Pearl   Wife FW 28 M KY KY KY
James E        Son MW 9 S KS FL KY

JACK MATLOCK born Jan 22 1874. Jack registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918

from Bourbon Co KS. Jack was of a medium height and build with blue eyes and brown hair.

BEULAH MATLOCK born Aug 1887 MO. In 1900 Beulah was living with her mother Mary and step-

1900 MATLOCK BEULAH Brown Co KS
T R Huston     Head WM Sep 1830 69 M 10 years CAN CAN CAN Farmer
Mary E        Wife WF Apr 1862 38 M   1/1   MO TN MO
Beulah Matlock S/dau WF Aug 1887 12 S          MO MA MO

CLIFFORD ARTHUR MEDLOCK born July 3 1888 Salem IN. Clifford is the son of William E and

Mary Medlock and can be found on the 1900 Washington Co IN Census. In 1910 Clifford was

living in Brown Co KS. On June 5 1917 from Indianapolis IN Clifford registered for the World

War I Draft. Information stated that he had a wife, and that he was of medium height and build

with brown hair and gray eyes. According to Indiana marriages Clifford married Mabel Kimbley

Jan 26 1917 Orange Co IN. In 1920 Clifford was living in Marion Co IN He was listed as being

1910 MEDLOCK CLIF Brown County KS Missouri Twp 122B
Albert H Rouse Head MW      34 M 13-yr MO NY NY Farmer
Katherine M     Wife FW      33 M 0-0 MO NY OH
Clif Medlock    Hired man MW 22 S       IN IN IN Laborer

HUBERT ALBERT MATLOCK born Feb 28 1891 Toronto KS. Hugh married Beverly? Hubert is the son

of James and Sarah Matlock and can be found on the 1900 Lincoln Co OK Census, 1920 Butler Co

KS Census. Hough registered for the World War I Draft on June 5 1917 from Butler Co KS. Hough

1920 MATLOCK H A Butler County KS 25-3
H A Matlock Head MW 26 M    KS US US
R M         Wife FW 23 M     MO MO MO
K M         Dau FW 7-7/12 S OK US US
N M         Son MW 6 S     OK US US
Y M         Dau FW 7/12 S   KS KS KS

ROY EDWIN MATLOCK born Aug 8 1888 Woodson Co KS Roy was the son of James and Sarah Matlock.

Roy registered for the World War I Draft on June 5 1917 from Washington Co OK. Roy was medium

build and height with blue eyes and black hair. Roy can be found on the 1900 Lincoln Co OK,

1910 Payne Co OK, 1920 Butler Co KS and the 1930 Washington Co OK Census.

1920 MATLOCK ROY E Butler County KS El Dorado Twp 22-14
Roy E Matlock   Head MW 32 M   KS IA NE    Fireman
Versilla        Wife FW 20 M   KS MO KS
Catherine       Dau FW  2 S   OK IA KS
Joe             Dau FW 3/12 S KS KS KS

SARAH MATLOCK was the wife of James R Matlock who was born May 1856 IN. James was the son of

William R and Elizabeth Matlock and can be found on the 1860-70 Jackson Co IN Census. James

married Sarah E Gleason July 13 1876 Greenwood Co KS In 1880 James was living in Franklin Co AR.

In 1900 James was living in Lincoln Co OK. James died 1907 and is buried in the Union Cemetery

Payne Co OK. Sarah can be found on the 1910 Payne Co Census and the 1920 Butler Co KS Census

1920 MATLOCK SARAH Butler County KS El Dorado Twp 22-15
Fred Kinsey    Head MW 30 M   KS KS KS
Hattie         Wife FW 25 M   KS OH OH
Walter         Son   MW  5 S   KS KS KS
Marriam        Dau   FW  2 S   KS KS KS
Adolph O       Son   MW 4/12 S KS KS KS
Sarah Matlock M/Law FW 61 WD OH OH OH

LESTER R MATLOCK born 1910 OK. Lester is the son of Frank and Ida Matlock and can be found on

the Creek Co OK Census in 1920. In 1930 Lester was living in Butler Co KS. Lester married Audrey?

JOSEPH MATLACK born 1872 NJ. Joseph can be found on the 1930 Butler Co KS Census.

JOAB MATLOCK born 1833 VA. Joab is the son of Joab and Mary Matlock and can be found on

the 1850 Morgan Co IN, 1860 Doniphan Co KS, 1870 Andrew Co MO and the 1880 Chautauqua Co

1880 MATLOCK JOAB Chautauqua County KS 75-27 Sedan
Joab Matlock Head WM 49 M VA VA KY Saloon Keeper
Mary Ellen   Wife WF 31 M MO IN IN
George      Son WM 21 S  KS VA VA
Alice Bell Dau WF 18 S  MO VA VA
Sherman      Son WM 16 S MO VA VA
Jeanette     Dau WF 13 S MO VA VA
Carrie       Dau WF 11 S MO VA VA
Thomas       Son WM  7 S MO VA MO
Flora        Dau WF  3 S MO VA MO
Freddie      Son WM  1 S KS VA MO

SHERMAN MATLOCK born April 1 1861 MO. Sherman was the son of Joab and Catherine Matlock and

can be found on the 1870 Andrew Co Census, 1880 Census, 1920 and 1930 Chautauqua Co KS

Census. Sherman died Feb 16 1955 and is buried in the Greenwood Cemetery, Chautauqua Co KS

1920 MATLOCK SHENNA/SHERMAN Chautauqua Co KS City of Sedan 10-3
Shenna Matlock Head MW 55 S MO VA NE Labor

1900 MATLOCK W M Cherokee Co KS Shawnee Twp 235
W N Matlock Servant WM Sept 1879 20 S MO MO MO Day Labor Teamster

FRED CHARLES MATLOCK born Jan 18 1878 KS. Fred appears to be the son of Joab and Mary

Ellen Matlock. Fred married Amanda? Fred registered for the World War I Draft on Sept

12 1918 from Muskogee Co OK. Fred was a butcher and he named his wife Amanda as next of

kin. Fred was medium height and build with Grey eyes and dark brown hair. Fred can be

found on the 1880 Chautauqua Co KS, 1910 Cherokee Co KS and the 1920 Muskogee Co OK Census.

1910 MATLOCK FRED Cherokee County KS Mineral 76B
Fred Matlock  Head MW 31 M 5-yr KS UNK UNK   Butcher
Amanda        Wife FW 26 M 1-1  KS IL IL
Harold        Son MW 5 S       KS KS KS

WILLIS MARCELIS MATLOCK born Oct 2 1875 AR. Willis was the son of Smith and Mary E Matlock.

Willis married 1^st Alice Scott 2nd Rosa J Summer. Willis registered for the World War I

Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Ottawa Co OK. Willis named his wife Rosa J as his next of kin.

Willis was medium height and build with blue eyes and brown hair. Willis died Aug 27 1939 KS.

Willis can be found on the 1880-1910 Boone Co AR, 1920 Ottawa Co OK and the 1930 Cherokee Co

GARNETT L MATLOCK born 1901 AR. Garnett is the son of Willis and Rose J Matlock and can be found

HUGH B MATLOCK born 1907 OK. Hugh was the son of William and May Matlock Hugh married Phoebe Mary

MARVIN MEDLOCK born Feb 13 1900. Marvin appears to be the son of John and Rebecca Medlock.

Marvin registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Cherokee Co KS. Marvin named

John Medlock as his next of kin. Marvin was tall and slender with blue eyes and light colored

hair. Marvin can be found on the 1900-1910 Douglas Co MO and the 1930 Fresno Co CA Census.

CLAUDE V MATLOCK born Oct 1896 MO. Claude was the son of Wiley and Fannie Matlock and can be

found on the 1900 Bates Co MO Census, 1910 Stafford Co KS Census. Claude married Jennie P ? and

STACY MATLOCK born 1846 NJ. Stacy Matlock was the son of Benjamin and Maria Matlock and can

be found on the 1850-1860 Burlington Co NJ Census. In 1870 Stacy was living on the Pawnee

Reservation in Nebraska. In 1880 Stacy was living in Cowley Co KS. Stacy married Ella Walton

In 1900-1920 Stacy was living in Multnomah Co OR. Stacy Matlock died Sept 30 1922 Marion Co

1880 MATLACK STACEY Cowley County KS 172-10 Arkansas
Stacey Matlack Head    WM 34 M NJ NJ PA Merchant Dry Goods
Ella W         Wife    WF 30 M MD MD MD
Mary M        Dau     WF  2 S IA NJ MD
Benjamin W     Brother WM 21 S NJ NJ PA Clerk

Miss Lucy Walton, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Matlack, for several months past,

returns to her home, in the East, tomorrow. During her sojourn in the city, Miss Walton has

made many friends by her genial and engaging manners, and her return will leave a gap in the

JASPER N MATLOCK born March 1848 IA. Jasper was the son of George and Martha Hughes Matlock.

In 1860-1870 Jasper was living in Lee Co IA., with his mother Martha and step father William A

Perry. Jasper married Clara ? Jasper was a Private in Co E 19^th Iowa Infantry. In 1880 Jasper

was in Mercer Co MO. On Oct 13 1887 Jasper filed for his Civil War Pension from Kansas.

1889-1891 Jasper was living in Kansas City KS. In 1900 Jasper was living in Cowley Co KS. His

wife Clara filed May 15 1908 also from Kansas. 1910 Clara was living in Wyandotte Co KS.

THOMAS L MATLOCK born July 1871 MO. Thomas is the son of Joab and Mary Ellen Matlock and can be

found on the 1880 Chautauqua Co KS, the 1900 Sumner Co KS, and the 1910 Cowley Co KS Census.

1910 MATLOCK THOMAS Cowley Co KS Arkansas City 86B
Thomas Matlock Head MW 36 M 13-yr US US US Railroad
Viola         Wife FW 32 M 6-6  KS US US
Ellan         Dau FW 13 S       KS US KS
Jasper         Son MW 12 S       KS US KS
Bertie         Dau FW 10 S       KS US KS
Lucy           Dau FW   7 S       KS US KS
Florance       Dau FW   5 S      KS US KS
Richard        Son MW ?/12 S      KS US KS

WILLIAM B MATLOCK born Nov 1869 IN. William is the son of James and Ledia Matlock. William

married Maggie May Boss . William can be found on the 1880 Crawford Co KS, 1900 Jackson Co IN

and the 1910-1930 Crawford Co KS Census. William died 1947, May died 17 Mar 1959, both are

1910 MATLOCK WILLIAM B Crawford County KS Sherman 47
William B Matlock Head MW 40 M 16-yr IN IN IN Farmer
Mary              Wife FW 35 M 7-7   KS IN ??
?Frederick?       Son   MW 15 S        KS IN KS
Bessie            Dau   FW 13 S        KS IN KS
Anna              Dau   FW 11 S        KS IN KS
Iva               Dau   FW  8 S        KS IN KS
Ethel            Dau   FW  6 S        KS IN KS
Hughe             Son   MW 3 S        KS IN KS
Brice             Son   MW 8/12 S      KS IN KS

1920 MATLOCK WILLIAM B Crawford County KS Sherman 110-11
William B Matlock Head MW 49 M IN TN IN Laborer
May               Wife FW 43 M  KS MO IL
Eva               Dau FW 18 S KS IN KS Clerk
Ethel F           Dau FW 16 S OK IN KS
Hugh B            Son MW 13 S  OK IN KS
William P         Son MW 10 S KS IN KS
Wilma E           Dau FW  4 S KS IN KS

Farlington Cemetery, Sherman Twp, Crawford County, KS
W. B. Matlock 1869 -1947 bur. 1947

JAMES HOWARD MATLOCK born March 13 1895 IN. James is the son of William and Mary Matlock.

James married Francis Marie? James registered for the World War I Draft on June 5 1917 from

Crawford Co KS. James was tall with a slender build with brown eyes and dark brown hair.

FLOYD MATLOCK born 1902 MO. Floyd is the son of Robert B and Fannie Matlock and can be found

on the 1910 Bates Co MO, 1920 Jackson Co MO and the 1930 Crawford Co KS Census. Floyd married

Farlington Cemetery, Sherman Twp, Crawford County, KS

David Lyle Matlock 22 Jan 1944 - 09 Oct 1944 bur. 10/10/1944

Etta May Matlock             no dates
Henry C. Matlock             no dates
J. K. Matlock             1844 - 1909
Stanley Matlock     24 Oct 1949 - bur. 10/25/1949 (twin s/o Price)

1870 MATLOCK JOHN J Davis County KS 450 Davis
Robert Reynolds 47 MW IL Farmer, v.R/E $15000, v.pers $600
Maria A         43 FW  IL
James E         14 MW IA
Catharine       11 FW  KS
Evaline          8 FW  KS
Mary Beth        5 FW  KS
Andrew J Jones 12 MW KS   House servant
Stacy Seyrwen   33 MW IL   Farm laborer
John J Matlock  28 MW IL   Farm laborer
James M Pierce 38 MW IL   Farm laborer
John Mahen      29 MW PA   Farm laborer
Edward Ferrill 22 MW IL   Farm laborer

JOHN W MATLOCK born 1818 TN. John married Anne Elizabeth? From 1870-1883 John was living in

Davis Co KS. Nothing further is known about John at this time. John died June 26 1895 and is

1870 MATLOCK JOHN Davis County KS 489 Junction City
John Matlock 52 MW TN Farm laborer

1880 MATLOCK JOHN W. Davis County KS 54-27 Junction City
John W Matlock Head WM 68 M TN VA NC
Anne Elizabeth Wife WF 36 M CA
Jimmie Son WM 8 S KS TN CA

Matlock, John W. June 26, 1895 8289 J, 55 Ills. Inf. 69 1005 Hospital Ward 4 Organic Disease

LUTHER S MEDLOCK born 1851 KY. Luther is the son of David and Rachel Medlock and can be found

on the 1860-1870 Shannon MO Census. 1880 Dent Co MO, 1900 Shannon Co MO, 1910 Dickinson Co and

1920 Shannon Co MO Census. Luther married Alice Minerva Cope Sept 23 1873 Dent Co MO.

1910 MEDLOCK LUTHER S Dickinson County KS Hope 173B
Luther S Medlock Head    MW 59 M 36-yr KY US US   Farmer
Allie M         Wife    FW 56 M 9-5  TN TN TN
John S          Son     MW 31 S       MO KY TN
Dennis B         Son     MW 27 S      MO KY TN
Bessie F         Dau     FW 22 D 2-2  MO KY TN
Dolly M Allen    G/dau   FW 2 S      OK US KS
Lillie B         G/dau   FW 1-3/12 S   KS US KS
Amon D Huskey    Boarder MW 10 S      MO MO MO

DENNIS BRITEN MEDLOCK born Jan 19 1883 MO. Dennis is the son of Luther and Allie Medlock

Dennis married Bertha E Cook May 24 1911 Dickson Co MO. Dennis registered for the World War I

Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Dickinson Co KS. Dennis was tall with a medium build with brown eyes

and black hair. Dennis can be found on the 1900 Shannon Co MO, 1910-1930 Dickinson Co KS Census.

1920 MEDLOCK DENNIS B Dickinson County KS Jefferson Twp 42-4
Dennis B Medlock Head    MW 36 M     MO KY TN    Farmer
Bertha E         Wife    FW 31 M     KS NY PA
Lawrence P       Son     MW 5 S     KS MO KS
Carl A           Son     MW 1-9/12 S KS MO KS
Amon O Huskey    Boarder MW 20 S     MO MO MO

EARL MEDLOCK born 1903 MO. Earl is the son of Charles W and Mary Matlock and can be found on

GEORGE SANFORD MEDLOCK born Jan 10 1898 MO. George was the son of Silas Anderson and Dora

Medlock. George married Edna L Caldwell. George registered for the World War I Draft on Sept

12 1918 from Dickinson Co KS. George was short with a medium build with brown eyes and brown

hair. George named Silas A Medlock as his next of kin. George can be found on the 1910 Texas

SILAS ANDERSON MEDLOCK born Sept 28 1874. Silas was the son of William H and Caroline

Medlock. Silas married Dora. Silas registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918

from Dickinson Co KS. Silas named his wife Dora as his next of kin. Silas was tall with

a medium build with brown eyes and black hair. Silas can be found on the 1880 Platte Co

Bessie J. Medlock Ira Schofield 03 Jul 1910
Dennis B. Medlock Bertha E. Cook 24 May 1911

JOAB MATLOCK born 1833 VA. Joab is the son of Joab and Mary Matlock and can be found on the

1850 Morgan Co IN, 1860 Doniphan Co KS, 1870 Andrew Co MO and the 1880 Chautauqua Co KS. Joab

1860 MATTOCKS J. B. Doniphan County KS 196 Jara Point
J. B. Mattocks 30 MW VA
Catharine 21 FW VA
Geo 1 MW KY

MARY HUTCHINSON METLOCK born 1838 KY. Mary was the widow of Joseph Matlock and can be found

on the 1860 Andrew Co MO Census. Mary married 2^nd Mr. Blowers. Mary can be found on the 1870-

1870 METLOCK MARY Doniphan County KS 052 Burr Oak
Mary Metlock 32 FW KY Keeping house, v.R/E $200, v.pers $100
Margaret      13 FW MO
John         10 MW MO
George         6 MW KS

1880 MEDLOCK JOHN Doniphan County KS Burr Oak 599A
Mary Blowers Head FW 44 WD KY VA VA   Keeping house
John Medlock Son  MW 22 S MO KY KY   Farmer
George       Son  MW 19 S KS KY KY

JOHN MATLOCK born 1860 MO. John is the son of Joseph and Mary Matlock and can be found on the

1860 Andrew Co MO, 1870-1880 Doniphan Co KS, and the 1920 Doniphan Co KS Census.

1920 MATLOCK JOHN Doniphan County KS Burroak Twp 39-4
John Matlock Head MW 59 WD MO MO KY Farmer

GEORGE LLOYD MATLOCK born May 13 1889 MO. George registered for the World War I Draft on June

5 1917 from Doniphan Co KS. George was tall and of a medium build with blue eyes and light

GERALD L MEDLOCK born March 11 1895 MO. Gerald was the son of William and Missouri Medlock.

Gerald died Feb 1966 Raymondville Texas Co MO. Gerald registered for the World W Draft on June

5 1917 from Finney Co KS. Gerald was tall and stout with blue eyes and brown hair. Gerald can

1920 MEDLOCK GAROLD Finney County KS Shirlock 49-6
Garold Medlock Servant MW 24 S MO US US Farm laborer
Enumerated with Spencer B Singleton.

MELVIN T MATLOCK born April 17 1911 MO. Melvin is the son of Ola and Bessie M Matlock and can

be found on the 1920 Phelps Co MO Census. In 1930 Melvin was living in Ford Co KS. Melvin died

Melvin T Matlock Lodger WM 19 S MO MO MO Installer Telephone

FRANKLIN COUNTY

CHARLES METLOCK born 1866 VA. Charles is the son of Martha Matlock and can be found on the 1870

1880 METLOCK CHARLES Franklin County KS Peoria 149A
William B Fortner Head    MW 32 M   VA VA VA Farmer
Hattie A          Wife    FW 40 M VA VA VA Keeping house
Nancy M          Dau     FW 16 S   VA VA VA
John              Son     MW 15 S   VA VA VA Farm laborer
Rebecca           Dau     FW 14 S   VA VA VA
Benjamin          Son     MW 12 S   VA VA VA
Martha            Dau     FW 11 S   VA VA VA
George R          Son     MW 9 S   KS VA VA
Casanna           Dau     FW 4 S   KS VA VA
Benjamin          Brother MW 24 S   VA VA VA
Charles Metlock           MW 14 S   VA VA VA Farm laborer

AMY A MEDLOCK born Jan 1875 MO. In 1900 Amy was living in Lacade Co MO she was a Widow, and it

is unknown who she married. Amy�s daughter Eva J was in the home. In 1910 Amy was living in

1910 MEDLOCK AMY Franklin County KS Ottawa 109B
Amy Medlock Head FW 35 WD-16 1-1 MO MO MO Attorney

GREENWOOD COUNTY

GEORGE MATLOCK March 11 1818 Hawkins Co TN. George married Betsey Weddel Feb 20^th 1839 Jackson

Co IN. George died April 11 1889 Jackson Co IN. George is the son of Richard and Mary Matlock.

George can be found on the 1850-1870 Jackson Co IN Census. In 1880 George was living in Greenwood

1880 MATLOCK GEORGE Greenwood County KS Quincy 331B
George Matlock Head MW 62 M TN NC NC   Farmer
Betsy         Wife FW 57 M TN VA NC   Keeping house
Thomas Highland      MW 11 S IL IRE KY Farmer
James Gleason        MW 18 S OH KY TN   Farm hand

ENOCH W MATLOCK born 1842 IN. Enoch is the son of George and Betsy and can be found on the

1850-1860 Jackson Co IN Census. In 1880 Enoch was living in Greenwood Co KS. Enoch died before

1900. Phoebe can be found with their son Emmett on the 1900 Saguache Co CO, and the 1920 Bannock

1880 MATLOCK E. W. Greenwood County KS 96-7 Quincy
E W Matlock Head WM 38 M IN TN TN Farmer
Phoebe      Wife WF 39 M IN NC NC
Flora B     Dau WF 12 S IN IN IN
Emmet F     Son WM  9 S IN IN IN

JOHN B MATLOCK born Oct 3 1856 IN. John was the son of George and Betsey Matlock and can be

found on the 1870 Jackson Co IN Census. John married Jaynetta Foley April 8 1880 Greenwood Co

KS. John is on the 1880 Greenwood Co KS Census. In 1900 Jacquitta Matlock was listed as a widow

and was living in Woodson Co KS with her son John, and daughter Hazel. In 1910 Jacquitta was

living in Comanche Co OK, 1930 she was living in Caddo Co OK. John died 1894 Jacquetta died

1950, both are buried in the Toronto Township Cemetery, Toronto, Woodson County, KS.

1880 MATLOCK JOHN B Greenwood County KS Quincy 331B
John B Matlock Head MW 23 M IN TN TN Farmer
Jacquitta Wife FW 17 M IL OH OH Keeping house

Toronto Township Cemetery, Toronto, Woodson County, KS
John B. Matlock 1856 - 1894 Sect. A-1

1910 MITTOCK CHARLES Greenwood County KS Janesville 72
Charles Mittock Head MW 51 S OH OH OH

JOSEPH WILLIAM MATLOCK born Nov 8 1885 KS. Joseph is the son of Joseph and Sarah Matlock

Joseph married Anna L? Joseph registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from

Greenwood Co KS. Joseph was tall with a medium build with gray eyes and light brown hair.

Joseph can be found on the 1900-1910 Harvey Co KS and can be found the 1920-1930 Greenwood

1920 MATLOCK JOSEPH Greenwood County KS 35-9
Joseph Matlock Head WM 35 M    KS IL IL Labor
Anna          Wife WF 36 M    KS PA PA
Charles        Son WM  6 S   OK KS KS
Jesse        Son WM 10/12 S KS KS KS

HUBERT J MATLOCK born 1909 OK. Hubert married Ethel A ? Hubert was living in Greenwood

SARAH E MATLOCK was the wife of James R Matlock who was born May 1856 IN. James was the son

of William R and Elizabeth Matlock and can be found on the 1860-70 Jackson Co IN Census.

James married Sarah E Gleason July 13 1876 Greenwood Co KS In 1880 James was living in Franklin

Co AR. In 1900 James was living in Lincoln Co OK. James died 1907 and is buried in the Union

Cemetery Payne Co OK. Sarah can be found on the 1910 Payne Co Census and the 1920 Butler Co KS

and the 1930 Greenwood Co KS Census living with daughter Hattie and Son in law Fred Kinsey.

KEITH ARNOLD MATLOCK born Dec 28 1892 KS. Keith registered for the World War I Draft on June

5 1917 from Greenwood Co KS. Keith was tall with a medium build with blue eyes and dark brown

hair. Keith was the son of James R and Sarah Matlock. Keith can be found on the 1900-1910 Lincoln

JOE MATLOCK born 1907 KY. Joe was the son of Samuel and Ella Matlock. Joe can be found

JOSEPH R MATLACK born Jan 1827 PA. Joseph married Alsana C? Joseph can be found on

the 1850 Perry Co PA, 1860-1870 Cumberland Co PA Census 1880-1900 Joseph was living in

1880 MATLACK JOSEPH R. Harvey County KS 240-3 Lake Twp
#22-22 Joseph Matlack Head WM 53 M PA SC Baden Farmer
Alsana C Wife WF 48 M PA PA PA
James A Son WM 20 S PA PA PA

CHARLES E MATLACK born Oct 1853 PA. Charles is the son of Joseph R and Elizannah Matlack and

can be found on the 1860-1870 Cumberland Co PA Census. Charles married Emma J and can be found

on the 1880 Harvey Co KS Census. From 1900-1920 Charles can be found on the 1900-1920 Reno Co

1880 MATLACK CHARLES E. Harvey County KS 240-3 Lake Twp
#22-23 Charles E Matlack Son WM 27 M PA PA PA Farmer
       Emma J            Wife WF 18 M   MI ENG NY
       Ralph R           Son  WM 2 S   KS PA MI
       Stella J          Dau WF 6/12 S KS PA MI Dec

JOSEPH C MATLACK born Nov 1855 PA. Joseph is the son of Joseph R and Elizannah Matlack

and can be found on the 1860-1870 Cumberland Co Census. From 1880-1910 Joseph was on the

Harvey Co KS Census. Joseph married Sarah J? Sarah and Joseph were divorced before 1900.

1880 MATLACK JOSEPH C. Harvey County KS 240-3 Lake Twp
#22-24 Joseph C Matlack Son WM 25 M PA PA PA Farmer
Sarah J Wife WF 23 M MN ME NY
Minnie J Dau WF 1 S KS PA MN

1900 MATLACK JOSEPH Harvey Co KS Burrton Twp 11
Joseph Matlack Head WM Nov 1855 44 D PA PA PA House Carpenter
Minnie L       Dau  WF Jul 1878 21 S KS PA MI
Alice M        Dau WF Nov 1880 19 S KS PA MI
Edna R         Dau WF Apr 1882 17 S KS PA MI
Joseph W       Son WM Feb 1885 15 S KS PA MI
Allie W        Dau WF Dec 1886 13 S KS PA MI
Harry E        Son WM Apr 1889 11 S KS PA MI

1910 MATLOCK JOE Harvey County KS Burrton 9B
Joe Matlock Head MW 52 D  PA PA PA Carpenter
Alice May    Dau   FW 28 S KS PA MI
Edna         Dau   FW 26 S KS PA MI
Joe William  Son   MW 25 S KS PA MI
Alsamua East Dau   FW 23 WD KS PA MI
Helen East   G/dau FW  5 S  KS US KS
Earl Matlock Son   MW 21 S  KS PA MI

THOMAS J. MATLOCK born Feb 1849 IA. Thomas was the son of George and Martha Hughes. Thomas

served in the Civil War as a Private in the Co E 19^th Iowa Infantry. Thomas married Mary J

Thompson on March 26, 1868. Thomas was living in Lee Co IA in 1870. Thomas filed for a Civil

War Pension on May 28 1887 No state given but more than likely was from Harvey Co KS. From

1880-1900 Thomas can be found on the Harvey Co KS Census. In 1910 Thomas was living in San

Diego CA. Mary died March 4 1911, Thomas died March 1911 San Diego Co CA. On June 13 1916,

1880 MATLOCK TOMAS J. Harvey County KS 240-6 Lake Twp
Thomas J Matlock Head WM 44 M   IA IN OH Farmer
Mary J          Wife WF 39 M   IA IN IN
Lena             Dau WF 11 S   IA IA IA
Nellie M         Dau WF 5 S   KS IA IA
George M         Son WM 7/12 S KS IA IA Feb

1900 MATLOCK THOMAS J Harvey Co KS Lake Twp 67
Thomas J Matlock Head WM Feb 1846 54 M 32 yrs IA IN OH Farmer
Mary J           Wife WF Feb 1847 53 M   6/5   IA IN IN
George M         Son WM Feb 1880 20 S         KS IA IA
Thomas T         Son WM Sep 1885 14 S         KS IA IA

THOMAS J. MATLOCK, farmer, Section 24, P. O. Burrton, owns 480 acres in this township, 100 in

cultivation, with small orchard, five acres in cultivated timber, 160 acres fenced with barbed

wire; dwelling 14 x 24, L 14 x 20, barn 17 x 38, with stock yards and sheds, and windmill pumps

and large stock scales. He also owns 160 acres in Sedgwick County, with 100 acres in cultivation

and dwelling 12 x 24. He makes a specialty of raising corn, cattle and hogs, and has at present

118 head of graded and domestic cattle and thirty hogs. Was born in Iowa in February, 1846, and

made it his home until he enlisted in 1862 in Company E, Nineteenth Regiment Iowa Volunteer

Infantry, and was with his command in Missouri for one year, then at the siege of Vicksburg and

at Fordouch Bayou and at the battle of Prairie Grove. Was severely wounded by a gunshot through

the leg and captured and kept a prisoner for ten months at Shreveport, La., and Fort Tyler and

Marshal, Texas, where he was exchanged July 22, 1864, and returned to his command at New Orleans,

La., and participated in the final engagements of the war at Goodes' Landing, siege of Spanish

Fort and surrender of Mobile and saw the last gun of the rebellion fired by the confederacy and

was mustered out July 10, 1865, and got his final discharge at Davenport, Iowa, July 25. After

the war he returned to Iowa and came from there to Kansas in March, 1871,and homesteaded his

present place March 13. Was married March 26, 1868, to Miss Mary J. Thompson, a native of Iowa.

They have four children -- Lena, Nellie, George M, and Alice M. Mr. Matlock has always taken an

active part in politics and educational matters and anything that tended to the welfare of his

locality and has been a member of the School Board since the organization of the District and

taught school for six consecutive winters and served as Township Trustee for three terms. When

the question of voting bonds for another railroad was raised in the county in 1881, he took an

active part against it, believing it was not to the interests of the farmers to have a heavy

bonded debt hanging over the county, thereby creating a feeling in some localities which has

been against him politically. He thinks this locality as good a country as can be found for

combining farming with stock raising and has been very successful in his business.

JAMES A MATLACK born March 1860 PA. James is the son of Joseph and Elizannah Matlack and can

be found on the 1870 Cumberland Co Census, 1880-1910 Harvey Co KS Census. James married Dollie

1910 MATLOCK J A Harvey County KS Burrton 13
J A Matlack Head MW 50 M1 9-yr PA PA PA Carpenter
Dollie Wife FW 45 M2 7-4 IL NY PA

FRED WETZEL MATLACK born Feb 21 1885 KS. Fred is the son of Charles E and Emma J Matlack.

Fred registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Harvey Co KS. Fred was of a

medium height and build with gray eyes and brown hair. Fred married Arlie Celia? Fred can

1920 MATLACK FRED W Harvey County KS Lake 50-2
Fred W Matlack Head MW 34 M     KS PA MI   Farmer
Arlie C        Wife FW 28 M     OH OH OH
Leland F       Son MW 7 S     KS KS OH
Denton K       Son MW 5 S     KS KS OH
Robert A       Son MW 4 S     KS KS OH
Charles E      Son MW 1-6/12 S KS KS OH

LUCY N MATLOCK was the wife of Clyde C Matlack who was born March 1883 KS. Clyde is the son

of Charles E and Emma J Matlack and can be found on the 1900-1920 Reno Co KS Census. Clyde

WILLIAM H MEDLOCK born 1841 KY. William is the son of David and Rachael Medlock and can be

found on the 1850 Hopkins Co KY Census. William married Caroline Kinser. William can be found

on the 1870 Cole Co Census, 1880 Platte Co MO Census, 1895 Atchison Co KS Census. In 1900-

1910 William can be found on the Jackson Co KS Census. William died June 5 1911 Jackson Co KS,

1900 MEDLOCK WILLIAM H Jackson Co KS Straight Creek Twp 149
William H Medlock  Head WM Feb 1841 59 M 39 years KY SC SC Farmer
Caroline          Wife WF Feb 1842 58 M   10/8   TN PA PA
William C          Son WM Sep 1872 27 M 0 years MO KY TN
Effie            D/law WF Jul 1878 21 M   0/0    KS ?? PA

1910 MEDLOCK WILLIAM H Jackson County KS Garfield Twp 45
William H Medlock Head MW 69 M 49-yr KY SC SC
Caroline Wife FW 67 M 10-8 MO TN TN

1920 MEDLOCK CAROLINE Jackson County KS Denison 57-9
Caroline Medlock Head   FW 75 WD MO TN TN
Ida Rice         Dau    FW 42 WD  MO KY MO Clerk
Laurne           G/Son MW 16 S   KS IL MO
Helen            G/Dau FW 14 S   KS IL MO

EDWARD M MEDLOCK born July 1868 MO. Edward is the son of William H and Caroline Medlock and

can be found on the 1870 Cole Co MO, 1880 Platte Co MO census. Edward married Louisa Simmons

Feb 19 1890 Jackson Co KS. Edward can be found on the 1900-30 Jackson Co KS Census.

1900 MEDLOCK EDWARD M Jackson Co KS Garfield Twp 54
Edward Medlock Head WM Jul 1868 31 M 11 yrs MO KY PA Farm Labor
Louisa         Wife WF Sep 1868 31 M 4/4   IL VA KY
Calvin         Son WM Dec 1890 9 S     KS MO IL
Emit           Son WM Dec 1892 7 S        KS MO IL
Charles        Son WM Nov 1894  5 S        KS MO IL
Roy            Son WM Sep 1896 3 S       KS MO IL

1910 MEDLOCK EDWARD S Jackson County KS Jefferson 107
Edward S Medlock Head MW 41 M 20-yr MO KY PA Farmer
Louisa E        Wife FW 41 M 5-5  IL VA KY
Calvin L       Son MW 19 S      KS MO IL
William E        Son  MW 17 S      KS MO IL
Charles E        Son  MW 15 S       KS MO IL
Leroy F          Son  MW 13 S       KS MO IL
Hazel J          Dau  FW  9 S       KS MO IL

LEROY F MEDLOCK born Sept 18 1896 Larkinsburg KS. Leroy registered for the World War I Draft

on June 5 1918 from Jefferson Co KS. Leroy named E S Medlock as his next of kin. Leroy was

of a medium height with a slender build with light brown eyes and dark brown hair.

Leroy F Medlock Pvt Valley Falls Aug 15 1918- Died Oct 1918 D SATC Univ Of KS.

1920 MEDLOCK E S Jackson County KS Cedar Twp 54-2
E S Medlock Head MW 51 M MO KY MO farmer
Louisa Wife FW 51 M IL KY KY
Hazel J Dau FW 19 S KS MO IL

HENRY C MEDLOCK born April 26 1862 MO. Henry is the son of William and Caroline Medlock and can

be found on the 1870 Cole Co MO and 1880 Platte Co MO Census. Henry married 1st Mary?, 2nd Caroline

Muvaney Jan 14 1921. From 1900- 1910 Henry can be found on the Jackson Co KS Census. Mary can be

found on the 1920 Shawnee Co Census and in 1930 Mary was living in Sedgwick Co KS with their

1900 MEDLOCK HENRY C Jackson Co KS Garfield Twp 52
Henry C Medlock Head WM Apr 1861 39 M 14 yrs  MO KY PA Farmer
Mary            Wife WF Feb 1860 40 M   6/5   KS KY KY
Grover           Son WM Apr 1886 14 S         KS MO KS
Scott            Son WM Oct 1887 12 S         KS MO KS
Grace           Dau WF Aug 1889 10 S         KS MO KS
Laverne         Dau WF May 1891 9 S         KS MO KS
Mabel           Dau WF Apr 1895 5 S         KS MO KS

1910 MEDLOCK HENRY H Jackson County KS Mayetta 6B
Henry H Medlock Head MW 48 M 24-yr MO KY MO Proprietor-hotel
Mary E           Wife FW 50 M 6-5  KS KY KY Cook
Grover           Son MW 24 S      KS MO KS
Scott           Son MW 22 S      KS MO KS
Grace E          Dau FW 20 S      KS MO KS
Laverne          Dau FW 18 S       KS MO KS
Mabel            Dau FW 15 S       KS MO KS

Henry Medlock, well known and respected citizen of Mokane is dead
at 67. Born near Elston, April 26,1862, where he grew to manhood,
lie moved to Kansas where he spent the greater part of his life
He was married January 14, 1921 to Caroline Mulvaney, who survives
him. He is also survived by two sons by a, former marriage, Grover
C. Medlock and C. S. Medlock, both of Topeka, Kas., two daughters,
Mrs. Ivan Page and Mrs. C. H Papes of Wichita, three grandchildren,
three brothers and two sisters. He had lived in this community since 1921.
Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at 9:30 in the
Christian Church of this city, by Key. C. E. Robinson.

GEORGE A MEDLOCK born 1862 MO. George is the son of William and Caroline Medlock and can be

found on the 1870 Cole Co MO and 1880 Platte Co MO Census. George married Alma B ? From 1910-

1910 MEDLOCK GEORGE A Jackson County KS Garfield Twp 55B
George A Medlock Head MW 45 M 23-yr MO KY TN   Farmer
Alma B        Wife FW 42 M 5-3   KS VA MO
Herschel B       Son MW 18 S       KS MO KS Farm hand
Opal E           Dau FW 15 S      KS MO KS

1920 MEDLOCK GEORGE A Jackson County KS Garfield Twp 57-5
George A Medlock Head MW 55 M MO KY MO Manager-elevator
Alma B Wife FW 51 M KS VA KY

JOSEPH C MEDLOCK born Oct 4 1874 MO. Joe is the son of William and Caroline (Kinser) Medlock

Joe married Eva ? Joe registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Osborne Co KS.

Joe was of a medium height and build with brown eyes and black hair. Joseph died Aug 14 1950 Los

Angeles Co CA. Joseph can be found on the 1880 Platte Co MO, 1910 Jackson Co KS, 1920 Osborne

1910 MEDLOCK JOE Jackson County KS Franklin Twp 71
Joe Medlock Head MW 34 M 6-yr MO KY MO Wagon mover
Eva Wife FW 26 M 1-1 KS KY IA
Juanita Dau FW 5 S KS MO KS

WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER MEDLOCK born Sept 15 1872 MO. William is the son of William and

Caroline Medlock. William married Effie? William registered for the World War I Draft

on Sept 12 1918 from Jackson Co KS. William was tall with a stout build with gray eyes

and dark hair. William can be found on the 1880 Platte Co MO and the 1910-1920 Jackson

1910 MEDLOCK WILLIAM C Jackson County KS Garfield Twp 55
William C Medlock Head MW 37 M 9-yr MO KY TN Farmer
Effie             Wife FW 31 M 3-2   KS IRE OH
Iva M             Dau FW 8 S         KS MO KS
Clarence A        Son  MW 7 S        KS MO KS

1920 MEDLOCK WILLIAM C Jackson County KS Straight Creek 66-3
William D Medlock Head MW 47 M MO KY TN Farmer
Effie             Wife FW 40 M KS IRE PA
Iva               Dau FW 19 S KS MO KS
Clarence          Son  MW 17 S KS MO KS

1957 March 5 Clarence A. Medlock Plymouth, Fulton Co IN
Final rites for Clarence A. MEDLOCK, 54, Plymouth, who owned the Medlock Sandwich Shop at 614

Main street here, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Danielson and VanGilder funeral home in

Plymouth. The Rev. Wallace E. JONES will officiate and burial will be in the Memorial Gardens

cemetery at Plymouth. Mr. Medlock, who also owned the White House Hamburger Shop in Plymouth,

died at 3 a.m. Wednesday morning at the Norman Beatty Memorial hospital. A resident of Plymouth

for the last 16 years, Mr. Medlock was a member of Kilwinning Lodge 149, Order of the Eastern

Star 28 and the Christian church. He was born on March 11, 1902, in Larkinsburg, Kan., to William

and Effie MEDLOCK. On April 28, 1927, he was married to Velma CRISINGER, who survives.

Other survivors are two daughters, Ms. Jean MURPHY, Rochester, and Mrs. LaVeta SCOFIELD, Elkhart;

a sister, Mrs. Iva ANDERSON, Horton, Kan., and two grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral

CHARLES CLINTON MATLOCK born Feb 27 1882 VA. Charles was the son of Marion and Eliza Matlock.

Charles married Lydia? Charles registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Lee

Co VA. Charles was of a medium build and height with brown eyes and black hair. Charles named

Lilly Matlock as his next of kin. Clint died June 1969 Markleville, Madison Co IN. Charles can

be found on the 1900-1910 Lee Co VA, 1920 Jackson Co KS and the 1930 Lee Co VA Census.

1920 MATLOCK CLINT Jackson County KS Soldier Twp 65-6
Clint Matlock Head MW 36 M     VA VA US Farmer
Lydia         Wife FW 21 M     VA VA VA
Gay           Son MW 3-2/12 S VA VA VA

PAUL LEE MATLOCK born Sept 7 1898 VA. Paul is the son of William and Docia and can be

found on the 1900 Lee Co VA Census. From 1920-1930 Paul was living in Jackson Co KS. Paul

registered for the World War I Draft on June 5 1917 from Jackson Co KS. Paul was of a

1920 MATTOCK PAUL L Jackson County KS Jefferson Twp 61-6
Paul L Mattock Head    MW 21 S   VA VA VA Farmer
Docia          Mother FW 59 WD VA VA VA
Homer E        Brother MW 24 S   VA VA VA  Farmer (partner)
Susie          Sister FW 19 S   VA VA VA  Housekeeper
Docia M        Sister FW 16 S   VA VA VA

CALVIN L MEDLOCK born Dec 9 1891 KS. Calvin is the son of Edward and Louisa Medlock and can be

found on the 1900-1320 Jackson Co Census. Calvin married Susie? Calvin registered for the World

War I Draft on June 5 1917 from Jackson Co KS. Calvin was of a medium height and build with

1920 MEDLOCK CALVIN Jackson County KS Holton 59-6
Calvin Medlock  Head MW 29 M KS KS KS Section hand-Railroad
Susie           Wife FW 23 M  KY KY KY
Virginia        Dau FW  2 S  KS KS KY

WILLIAM EMMETT MEDLOCK born Dec 25 1892 KS. William is the son of Edward and Louisa Medlock.

Emmett married Mary. William registered for the World War I Draft on June 5 1917 from Jefferson

Co KS. William was tall with a medium build with light blue eyes and black hair. William can be

found on the 1900-1910 Jackson Co KS and the 1920-1930 Jefferson Co Census KS

1920 MADLOCK EMMETT Jefferson County KS Valley Falls 85-1
Emmett Madlock Head MW 27 M     KS US IN ???????
Mary           Wife FW 25 M     KS KS IA
William        Son MW 6 S     KS KS KS
George         Son MW 2-7/12 S KS KS KS
Helen          Dau  FW 2/12 S   KS KS KS

1938 May 9 - Valley Falls, Kansas - 9 May Emmet Medlock, rural mail carrier found an

alarm clock in a mailbox with a note "Please Set". He did! (Reno Evening Gazette)

George L Medlock Enlisted on April 3 1944 as a Private Enlistment was for the duration of

the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or

otherwise according to law. George enlisted from Ft. Leavenworth KS. George�s residence

state was listed as Shawnee Co KS. George was a white male born 1917 KS. George had 1 year

college, he was married and his occupation was Truck Driver. George is the son of Emmett and

LEROY ALLEN MEDLOCK born Oct 8 1898 KS. Leroy registered for the World War I Draft on June

5 1917 from Jefferson Co KS. Leroy was tall with a medium build with gray eyes and black hair.

Leroy was married with 2 children under 12. Leroy married Mrs George Fulbright. Leroy can be

GILBERT RUFUS MEDLOCK born April 22 1900 MO. Gilbert is the son of William L and Missouri

Medlock On Sept 12 1918 Gilbert registered for the World I Draft from Kearney Co KS. Gilbert

was tall with a slender build with blue eyes and brown hair. According to SSDI Gilbert died

March 1984 last known address was Milburn Johnston Co OK. Gilbert can be found on the 1910-

RALPH RISTINE MATLACK born March 29 1878 KS. Ralph is the son of Charles and Elizannah

Matlack. Ralph married first Lizzie A, 2nd Neva/Nina Reed. Ralph registered for the World

War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Kingman Co KS. Ralph was of a medium height and build

with gray eyes and brown hair. Ralph can be found on the 1900-1910 Reno Co KS and the 1920-

1920 MATALACK RALPH Kingman County KS Richland 107-10
Ralph Matalack  Head MW 43 M      KS PA MI Farmer
Nina            Wife FW 36 M      KS MO KY
Auley           Dau FW 17 S      KS KS IL
Lloyd           Son MW 15 S      KS KS IL Farm hand
Lucille         Dau FW 11 S      KS KS IL
Paul            Son MW 4-2/12 S KS KS KS
Phyllis         Dau FW 3-1/12 S KS KS KS
Levie           Son MW 1-1/12 S KS KS KS

Paul Matlock born Aug 17 1920 KS. Paul died March 7 1994 and is buried in South Center, South

AUG MATLOCK born 1850 TX. In 1880 Aug was in the State Penitentiary in Leavenworth Co KS.

1880 MATLOCK AUG Leavenworth County KS Lansing 120D
Aug Matlock MW 30 S TX (Blank) Laborer
State Penitentiary

IDA MEDLOCK born Nov 1877 MO. Ida appears to be the daughter of William and Caroline Medlock

and can be found on the 1880 Platte Co MO Census. In 1900 Ida was living in Leavenworth Co KS.

1900 MEDLOCK IDA Leavenworth Co KS Leavenworth Ward 4 282
Charles Rucker Head WM Feb 1874 26 M 5 yrs IL IL IL R R Broker
Doria           Wife WF Jun 1878 21 M   2/2  MO KY MO
Paine           Dau   WF Oct 1896  3 S        KS IL MO
Ruby           Dau   WF Jul 1898 1 S        KS IL MO
Ida Medlock     S/law WF Nov 1877 22 S        MO KY MO

WILLIAM M MATLOCK born Sept 1831 TN. William died sometime after 1910, more than likely in

1910 MATHACK WILLIAM M Leavenworth County KS Delaware Twp 60
National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
William M Matlack Head MW 70 S TN TN TN Farmer

1920 MATLOCK ANNA Leavenworth County KS Leavenworth 106-10B
Anna Matlock Inmate FW 69 WD CA US CA none

Matlock, James June 26, 1889 1291 F, 18 Mo Inf. 72 257 Valvular disease of heart

Matlock, John W. June 26, 1895 8289 J, 55 Ills. Inf. 69 1005 Hospital Ward 4

The Marais des Cygnes Massacre. - This massacre occurred on the 19th of May, 1858. It was

one of the most deliberate, inexcusable and atrocious massacres recorded in the annals of

history. While the people of Linn County were quietly planting corn and unsuspicious of

danger, a band of thirty Missourians, under command of Capt. Charles A. Hamilton, about 8

o'clock in the morning, one mile below Choteau Trading Post, captured Patrick Ross, who

was going from the Post to his farm near by. Upon arriving at the Post with their prisoner,

Capt. Hamilton's party arrested John F. Campbell, a store keeper there, and two or three

others, who were released. Elder B. L. Reed was captured one-half mile north of the Post,

while standing in the road talking about taking the school. At the same time and place,

William A. Stilwell, who was on his way from Mound City to Kansas City in his wagon, was

taken. Upon his driving up, Hamilton asked him if he knew Montgomery, to which Mr. Stilwell

replied that he had seen him, but was not acquainted with him. Hamilton then commanded, "Get

out and march in here." Stilwell got out of his wagon and took his position with the other

prisoners, leaving his team standing in the road. Some other persons were then taken and

released. This occurred near Mr. Nichol's house, which was searched for arms and for Mr.

Nichol himself, but he was absent. Mr. Stilwell was searched for money and arms, and the

following letter found upon his person, which was read aloud: "Messrs. Chick & Co., Kansas

City, Mo. have sent you $200 to pay freight on goods. Please deliver to Mr. Stilwell what he

can bring and I will send you the balance soon. J. W. GARRETT" Three or four of Hamilton's

men were next sent to bring in Asa Hairgrove, and another party was sent after Austin and

Amos Hall, the main body marching on toward Hairgrove's house, about two miles from the Post.

There Amos Hall, who was nearly blind, and Mr. Hairgrove were brought in, the latter from his

corn field. At the same time, William Colpetzer was captured. They then went in a north-

western direction and brought in M. Robinson and Asa Snyder, who had a short time previously

arrived from Illinois. Capt. Hamilton with seven men then started out to arrest Capt. Eli

Snyder, the blacksmith, and bring him in, the main body proceeding on about one-half mile to

the top of a high mound (Priestly Mound), from which elevated position the whole country for

miles around could be overlooked. The latter party watched with considerable interest the

attempt to arrest Capt. Snyder, which, on account of his courage and quickness in handling

his musket, resulted in failure, and in some of Capt. Hamilton's men being severely wounded.

Returning to the main body, Hamilton ordered a forward march, and the prisoners were led

down to a canyon gulch by a by-path between rocks, single file, when the commands were given,

" Halt," "Front face, "Close up," to the prisoners; and his own men were formed in line in

front of them on a shelf or rock about as wide as a good wagon road and somewhat higher than

the prisoners' heads. Deliberately the orders were given by Capt. Hamilton, "Make ready,"

"Take aim," but before the order "Fire" could be uttered, one of the worst of the border

ruffians, Brockett by name, turned his horse away, whereupon Hamilton said to him, "Brockett,

G---d d---n you, why don't you wheel into line?" Brockett said, "I'll be d---d if I'll have

anything to do with such a G---d d---d piece of business as this. If it was in a fight I'd

fire." At this, Hamilton took out his revolver and fired at the prisoners, giving the order

to his men to fire at the same time. Alvin Hamilton's gun, which was aimed at L. B. Reed,

missed fire the first time; Reed, not being hit, turned partly round to see his companions

fall, and, Hamilton's gun being immediately re-cocked and fired, received the ball on one

of his ribs and fell. Thus all these innocent, brave men were brought down. On their part,

there was no flinching nor begging for quarter. Mr. Hairgrove, just before the order to

fire was given, said: "Gentlemen, if you are going to shoot us, take good aim." After waiting

a few minutes, Hamilton gave the order to his men to go down and see who were dead, and to

shoot those who were not. Two of the ruffians went down among the fallen and fired three shots

at different ones who gave signs of life. Amos Hall was shot through the mouth. One said "Old

Reed ain't dead yet," and a shot was fired, when the remark was repeated, "Old Reed ain't dead."

" Which is him?" was asked. "Why, there the old devil is, looking at you." But Pat Ross got the

balls and he was killed. Another ruffian said, "See that man humped up, he ain't dead." The man

"humped up" was Austin Hall, and his body was perfectly rigid. One of those who were finishing

the butchery, kicked Mr. Hall, rolled him over, and remarked, "He's as dead as the Devil," and

so let him alone. Mr. Hall was the only one not hit. One of the ruffians said, "There's a man

that's got $200," meaning Stilwell; but they did not fine the $200. It had been hid in the

wagon by Mr. Stilwell at the time of his capture. Another said, "There's a fellow that's got

a good watch," meaning J. F. Campbell. The watch was taken. Hamilton and his men then rode away

in squads, six or seven at first, then twelve, and soon after the balance, leaving their victims

all for dead. The result of the shooting was that five were killed, five wounded and one unharmed.

The killed were, John F. Campbell, William Colpetzer, Patrick Ross, William Stilwell and M.

Robinson; the wounded, Amos Hall, William Hairgrove, Asa Hairgrove, B. L Reed and Asa Snyder.

The body of William Stilwell was taken to Mound City for burial; those of the others were all

buried in one grave, some distance south of the scene of the massacre. The wounded all recovered.

It has been a query why any of those captured were released, and why Brockett at the moment of

command to fire, refused to do so. From the best information obtainable it is believed that some

were released on account of their youth, others because they were believed to be Pro-slavery,

and still others because they gave the Masonic sign of distress, which all good Masons must

recognize. It is also believed that Brockett refused to fire upon recognition of the same sign

made by Mr. Stilwell, who was a Mason. Capt. Hamilton had prepared a list of from sixty to

seventy Free-State men whom he had proscribed, and this massacre was the first of a contemplated

series of massacres which was to be continued until the whole list had been slain. Happily it

chanced to be the last as well as the first. Montgomery was advised of the general plan, and

had been furnished with a list of the proscribed men. He determined to kill Hamilton at the

first opportunity. To this end, about the first of May he approached Hamilton's house, a log

one, with a party of men for the purpose of capturing him; but finding he could effect nothing

in the way of an attack with rifles alone, he sent a squad of men to bring the howitzer. But

before its arrival a body of United States troops, on their way to Leavenworth, were called to

Hamilton's relief, and Montgomery was obliged to disperse his men. Montgomery then went to the

Sheriff of Linn County, acquainted him with Hamilton's designs, showed him the list of the

proscribed Free-State men, and received assurances from that official that the men so proscribed

should be protected from all harm. The descent when made was made unexpectedly. Montgomery was

away in Johnson County. He returned in the evening of the day of the massacre. The next evening

a force of about two hundred citizens, under Sheriff McDaniel, Col. R. B. Mitchell and

Montgomery, approached West Point, Mo., to which place it was believed the murderers had

retired. Before entering the town a consultation was held, at which, against the remonstrance

of Montgomery, it was decided to send forward a deputation and ask the leading citizens to come

out to a conference. While this deputation was delayed, men were seen to leave the town from the

opposite side, Montgomery and his men gave chase, captured one prisoner, against whom nothing

could be proved, and so released him. The citizens when they finally came out to the conference,

deplored the massacre, denied all knowledge of the whereabouts of the murderers and refused to

aid in their apprehension. The citizens retired discomfited, and separated into two divisions

to watch for the re-approach of Hamilton in case he should further pursue his murderous designs

against the Free-State men of the Territory. They remained on duty until superseded by Capt.

Weaver in command of a body of regular militia. This body of troops so vigilantly guarded the

During the summer one of the murderers, Charles Matlock, was arrested, but while at Paris

awaiting his trial, escaped from the guard and was never re-captured. Another of Hamilton's

men, William Griffith, was arrested in Platte County, Mo., in 1863, and taken to Mound City,

Linn County, Kan.,for trial on an indictment against Charles A. Hamilton et al. for murder in

the first degree. Griffith plead "not guilty," and set up as defense the "Amnesty act,"

approved February 11, 1859, alleging that the murder grew out of "political differences of

opinion." The jury, "good and lawful men," not satisfied with the plea as a defense, brought

in the following verdict: "We, the jury, do find the defendant, William Griffith, guilty." A

motion for a new trial was overruled, as was also a motion for arrest of judgment, and the

Judge, Solon O. Thacher ,pronounced the sentence that the said William Griffith, on the 30th

day of October, A. D. 1863, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 2 P. M., be hung by the neck

until he be dead." The sentence was duly carried into effect, and, with almost poetic justice,

Mr. William Hairgrove, one of the survivors of the massacre, acting the part of executioner.

THOMAS B MATLOCK born May 1866 IA. Thomas was the son of Coridon and Virginia Matlock,

and can be found on the 1880 Clark Co MO Census. Thomas married Patti D? From 1900-1910

Thomas can be found on the Marion Co KS Census. Thomas died before 1920, and Pattie can be

1900 MATLOCK THOMAS B Marion Co KS Marion Ward 4 40
Thomas B Matlock Head   WM May 1866 33 M 9 yrs IA IN IL Asst. Cashier Bank
Patti D          Wife   WF Mar 1874 26 M 2/2 KS KY KY
Charles W        Son    WM Mar 1893 7 S       KS IA KS
Virginia L      Dau    WF Aug 1899 9/12 S     KS IA KS
Coridon          Father WM Dec 1838 61 Wd      IN TN TN Salesman

1910 MATLOCK THOMAS B Marion County KS Marion City 58B
Thomas B Matlock Head    MW 43 M 18-yr IA IN IL Clerk
Pattie D        Wife    FW 36 M 5-4 KS KY KY
Charles W        Son     MW 17 S      KS IA KS
Virginia S      Dau     FW 14 S       KS IA KS
Evelyn F        Dau     FW 5 S       KS IA KS
Laurene         Dau     FW 2 S       KS IA KS
Maggie ?????     Servant FW 18 S      KS RUS RUS

1920 MATLOCK PATTIE D Marion County KS Marion 78-20
Pattie D Matlock Head FW 45 WD KS KY KY Proprietor-Newspaper
Sallie V         Dau FW 20 S  KS IA KS  Clerk
Tommie E         Dau FW 15 S  KS IA KS
Lawrence D       Dau  FW 12 S KS IA KS

NATHAN P MATLACK born 1825 PA. In 1880 Nathan was living in McPherson Co KS.

1880 MATLACK NATHAN P McPherson County KS Castle 368B
Nathan P Matlack Head MW 55 D PA PA PA Waggon maker

SOPHIA JANE MATTOCK born April 1835 VA. Sophia was the Widow of John Matlock and can

be found on the 1880 Bartholomew Co IN Census. In 1900 and 1920 Sophia can be found

1900 MATTOCK S JANE Montgomery Co KS Independence Ward 3 187
S Jane Mattock Head WF Apr 1835 65 Wd 3/2 VA VA VA
Charles Son WM Jul 1874 25 S IN VA VA

1910 MATOCK SOPHA J Montgomery County KS Independence Ward-2 119A
Sophia J Matock Head FW 75 Wd 3/2 VA VA VA
Charles E Son MW 35 S IN VA VA Laborer

1920 MATLOCK SOPHIA J Montgomery County KS Independence 187-9
Sophia J Matlock Head FW 84 WD VA VA VA
Charles E Son MW 46 S IN KY VA Laborer

WILLIAM R MATLOCK born Oct 1859 KY. William was the son of John and Sophia Matlock and can be

found on the 1880 Bartholomew Co IN Census. From 1900 -1920 William was living in Montgomery Co

1900 MATTOCK WILLIAM P Montgomery Co KS Independence 217
William P Mattock Head WM Oct 1859 40 M 10 years KY VA VA Farmer
Jennie Wife WF Feb 1865 35 M 0/0 IL NJ TN

1910 MATTOCK WILLIAM R Montgomery Co KS Independence 119B
William R Mattock Head MW 50 M 20-yr KY VA VA Proprietor-florist
Jennie Wife FW 45 M IL NJ TN

1920 MATLOCK WILLIAM R Montgomery County KS Independence 187-9
William R Matlock Head MW 60 M KY VA VA Florist-Green house
Jennie Wife FW 54 M IL NJ TN

1910 MATLOCK JOE Montgomery County KS Coffeyville 204B
Joseph Gehrig   Head   MW 66 WD NJ GER GER
Clara          Dau    FW 18 S IN NJ OH    Sales lady
Lou           Sister FW 41 S NJ GER GER Housekeeper
Joe Matlock     Lodger MW    S UNK UNK UNK
William Billard Lodger MW    S  UNK UNK UNK Laborer

ULYSSES SYLVESTER MATLOCK born July 18 1867 IL. (Mothers maiden name Rhodes) Ulysses was the

son of William and Charlotte Matlock. Ulysses married Lilly/Lillian B ? Ulysses can be found on

the 1900 Shawnee Co KS, 1910 Montgomery Co KS Census, the 1920 Maricopa Co AZ Census and the

1910 MATLOCK ULISSES Montgomery County KS Parker Twp 34B
Ulisses Matlock Head MW 42 M 20-yr IL IL IN Plaster
Lilly B        Wife FW 38 M 6-5  MI MI MI
Ulisses         Son MW 17 S      KS IL MI
Val             Son MW 15 S      CO IL MI
Clarence        Son MW 12 S      KS IL MI
Ruby            Dau  FW 10 S       KS IL MI
Iva Beeman      Dau  FW 19 M-6mo   KS IL MI

1920 MATLOCK LILLIAN B Montgomery Co KS Coffeyville 180-2
Lillian B Matlock Head FW 43 M   MI MI MI
Val               Son MW 23 S   CO IL MI
Ruby              Dau FW 20 S   KS IL MI

Val Matlock born Aug 28 1895 CO. Val registered for the World War I Draft on June 5 1917 from

Montgomery Co KS. Val was of a medium height and build with brown eyes and black hair. Val

can be found on the 1900 Shawnee Co KS and the 1910-1920 Montgomery Co KS Census.

MARY MATLOCK born abt 1849 MO. Mary was the widow of Joab Matlock and can be

1920 MATLOCK MARY Montgomery Co KS Coffeyville 177-10
Mary Matlock Head FW 73 WD MO IN IN

CHARLES EVERETT MATLOCK born July 9 1874. Charles was the son of John and Sophia Matlock.

Charles registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Montgomery Co KS. Charles

was short with blue eyes and dark brown hair. Charles named Sophia Jane Matlock as his next

of kin. Charles can be found on the 1880 Bartholomew Co IN and the the 1900 and 1920-1930

1920 MEDLOCK VELMA Morris County KS Clarks Creek 87-1
Velma Medlock Employee FW 18 S MO MO MO Servant
Enumerated with Lelo Stealy

HOMER EARN MATLOCK born Jan 2 1896 VA. Homer was the son of William and Docia Matlock.

Homer registered for the World War I Draft on June 5 1917 from Nemaha Co KS. Homer was

of a medium height and build with blue eyes and light colored hair. Homer can be found

on the 1900 Lee Co VA, 1920 Jackson Co KS and the 1930 Santa Clara Co CA Census. Homer

L D MATTOCK born 1882 KS In 1910 L D was living in Neosho Co KS. Nothing further is

1910 MATTOCK L D Neosho County KS Big Creek Twp 2B
L D Mattock Head   MW 28 D KS OH OH Farmer
Ray          Son    MW 9    KS KS KS
Ruth         Dau   FW  5    KS KS KS
M J          Mother FW 67 WD OH MD OH

JAMES MATLOCK born 1882 MO. In 1920 James was living in Neosho Co KS. James married Maud?

1920 MATLOCK JAMES Neosho County KS Shiloh Twp 219-6
James Matlock Head MW 38 M MO KS MO Farmer
Maud Wife FW 28 M OH OH WI
Maud Dau FW 1 S KS MO OH

BURT MATLOCK born May 1875 KS. Burt is the son of William and Charlotte Matlock and can be

found on the 1900 Shawnee Co KS Census. Burt married Grace? In 1930 Burt was living in Neosho

HOMER MATLOCK born Aug 1898 MO. Homer is the son of Joseph M and Annie Matlock and can be

found on the 1900-1920 Douglas Co MO Census. Homer married Maude?, and in 1930 was living in

THORNTON MATLOCK born 1907 MO. Thornton is the son of Joseph M and Annie Matlock and

can be found on the 1910-1920 Douglas Co MO Census. Thornton married Ruth, and in 1930

GEORGE W MATLOCK born 1850 PA. George is the son of James and Rachel Matlock and can be found

on the 1850-1860 Philadelphia Co PA Census, George married Mary L and in 1880 can be found on

1880 MATLOCK G. W. Ness County KS 388-7 High Point Twp
G W Matlock Head WM 27 M PA PA PA Farmer
Mary L      Wife WF 24 M PA PA PA
John W      Son WM  6 S PA PA PA
Mary E      Dau WF  3 S PA PA PA

1880 MATLOCK JAMES Ness County KS 388-7 High Point Twp
James Matlock Head WM 64 M PA PA PA Farmer
Rachel Wife WF 59 M PA PA PA
William G/Son WM 8 S PA PA PA

JOHN W MATTACK born 1843 PA. John is the son of James and Rachel Matlock and

can be found on the 1850-1870 Philadelphia Co PA Census. John married Hannah/Anna?,

1880 MATTACK JOHN W Ness County KS High Point 313B
John W Mattack Head MW 40 M PA PA PA Farmer
Anna Wife FW 38 M MD MD MD Keeps House

Christian Miller came here in 1874 and bought the Jack Matlock claim where he still lives.

He was born in Germany, December 16, 1818; came to America in 1840 and settled in Ohio

where he remained for ten years; he then moved to Michigan where he remained until he

came to Kansas. Mr. Miller has the finest orchard in the county and raises all kinds of

JOSEPH C MEDLOCK born Oct 4 1874 MO. Joe is the son of William and Caroline (Kinser) Medlock

Joe married Eva ? Joe registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Osborne Co KS.

Joe was of a medium height and build with brown eyes and black hair. Joseph died Aug 14 1950 Los

Angeles Co CA. Joseph can be found on the 1880 Platte Co MO, 1910 Jackson Co KS, 1920 Osborne

1920 MEDLOCK JOE C Osborne County KS Downs 140-8
Joe C Medlock  Head MW 48 M    MO KY PA  Manager-Lumber Co.
Eveline        Wife FW 35 M     KS KY IA
Juanita        Dau FW 15 S      KS MO KS
Barbara        Dau FW 3-8/12 S KS MO KS
Bettie         Dau FW 2-8/12 S KS MO KS

1900 MATLOCK ANNIE Pottawatomie Co KS Wamego Twp 186
Annie Matlock Employee WF Mar 1855 45 Wd 0/0 CA UN UN Servant

FRANK MATLOCK born Aug 5 1881 AR. Frank was the son of Smith and Margaret Matlock. Frank

registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 10 1918 from Pratt Co KS. Frank was tall with

a medium build with brown hair and brown eyes. Frank named Leonard Matlock of Marion Co AR

CHARLES E MATLACK born Oct 1853 PA. Charles is the son of Joseph R and Elizannah Matlack

and can be found on the 1860-1870 Cumberland Co PA Census. Charles married Emma J and can

be found on the 1880 Harvey Co KS Census. From 1900-1920 Charles can be found on the 1900-

1900 MATLACK CHARLES E Reno Co KS Valley Twp 299
Charles E Matlack Head WM Oct 1832 67 M 22 yrs PA PA PA Farmer
Emma              Wife WF Oct 1861 38 M 7/7   MI ENG NY
Ralph R           Son WM     1877 22 S        KS PA MI
Stella L          Dau  WF Dec 1879 20 S        KS PA MI
Guy T             Son WM Sep 1881 18 S        KS PA MI
Clyde            Son WF Mar 1883 17 S       KS PA MI
Fred W            Son WM     1885 15 S        KS PA MI
Karl L            Son WM     1887 12 S        KS PA MI
Annie             Dau WF Feb 1889 11 S        KS PA MI

1910 MATLACK CHARLES E Reno County KS Valley Twp 20
Charles E Matlock Head   MW 56 M 32-yr PA PA PA Farmer
Emma              Wife FW 48 M 7-7 MI ENG NY
Stella           Dau    FW 30 S       KS PA MI
Fred W            Son    MW 25 S       KS PA MI
Karl              Son    MW 22 S      KS PA MI
Joseph R          Father MW 83 WD      PA PA PA

1920 MATLOCK CHARLES E Reno County KS Valley Twp 195-3
Chas E Matlock Head MW 66 M PA PA PA Retired farmer
Emma J Wife FW 58 M MI ENG NY

RALPH RISTINE MATLACK born March 29 1878 KS. Ralph is the son of Charles and Elizannah

Matlack. Ralph married first Lizzie A, 2nd Neva/Nina Reed. Ralph registered for the World

War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Kingman Co KS. Ralph was of a medium height and build

with gray eyes and brown hair. Ralph can be found on the 1900-1910 Reno Co KS and the 1920-

1910 MATLACK RALPH R Reno County KS Valley Twp 20B
Ralph Matlack Head MW 32 M 8-yr KS PA MI
Lizzie A      Wife FW 24 M    IL IL IL
Betty E      Dau FW  7 S    KS KS IL
Floyd H       Son MW 5 S     KS KS IL
Essie L       Dau FW  2 S      KS KS IL

Wrapped in Flames.

Victim of Gasoline Explosion Vainly Sought Aid. From Thursday's Daily.

With her clothing wrapped in flames, which were scorching her face and burning her hair,

Mrs. Ralph Matlock, the young wife of a Valley township farmer, residing southeast of

Hutchinson, staggered to the telephone and summoned aid. She called her father-in-law,

Chas. Matlock, who lives about ten rods away. He answered the telephone and although he

could not make out all the suffering women said, he caught these words:

"Come for God's sake. Fire. Am burning. Help."

The central operator at Burrton also heard the appeal for help and sounded the alarm.

Mr. Matlock, Sr. who had recognized his daughter-in-law's voice, hurried to her home, expecting

to find the house in flames. Bursting in the door he found the young wife, apparently dead,

lying on a couch, fearfully burned. This was about noon yesterday. She lingered, unconscious

most of the time, until about five o'clock yesterday afternoon when she died. She regained

consciousness long enough to explain how it happened. She was ironing with a gasoline smoothing

iron, when the gasoline exploded and in an instant her clothes were a mass of flames. She tried

to smother the flames with blankets but without avail.

Fearful that the house would catch on fire and that the baby and two other small children would also

perish, the mother, forgetting all about her own danger, rushed to the telephone and sounded the alarm.

Help came in time to save the house and children, but she was burned beyond hope of recovery.

Mrs. Matlock was 25 years of age and leaves three children, all small. Her husband was at work in the

field at the time and she had no way of summoning him. The family is one of the most highly respected

in Valley township and the whole neighborhood has been thrown into mourning.

Hutchinson News Weekly
Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas
Thursday, November 3, 1910
page - 3 *** column - 4

GUY TROUT MATLACK born Sept 29 1881 KS. Guy is the son of Charles E and Emma J Matlack and can

be found on the 1900-1930 Reno Co KS Census. Guy married Mabel V? Guy registered for the World

War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Reno Co KS. Guy was of a medium height and build with blue eyes

and brown hair.

1910 MATLACK GUY T Reno County KS Valley Twp 18B
Guy T Matlack Head MW 28 M 4-yr KS PA MI
Mabel V Wife FW 24 M 1-1 KS ENG ENG
Lorene C Dau FW 2 S KS KS KS

1920 MATLACK GUY T Reno County KS Valley Twp 195-3
Guy T Matlack Head MW 38 M  KS PA MI    Farmer
Mabel V       Wife FW 33 M  KS ENG ENG
Lorene C      Dau FW 12 S  KS KS KS

CLYDE CLINTON MATLACK born March 25 1883 KS. Clyde is the son of Charles E and Emma J Matlack

and can be found on the 1900-1920 Reno Co KS Census. Clyde married Lucy ? Clyde registered for

the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Reno Co KS. Clyde was of a medium height with a

stout build with gray eyes and dark colored hair. Clyde died before 1930 and in 1930 Lucy was

1910 MATLACK CLYDE C Reno County KS Valley Twp12B
Clyde C Matlock Head MW 27 M 2-yr KS PA MI Farmer
Liley M Wife FW 25 M 1-1 KS SCOT SCOT
Orval M Son MW 1-5/12 S KS KS KS

1920 MATLACK CLYDE C Reno County KS Valley Twp 195-5
Clyde C Matlack  Head MW 36 M KS PA MI
Lucy N           Wife FW 34 M KS SCOT SCOT
Orval M        Son   MW 11 S KS KS KS
Raymond M        Son   MW 5 S KS KS KS

1910 MATLOCK MAY Reno County KS Hutchinson 153B
May Matlock Head FW 29 S KS PA OH

KARL L MATLACK born 1887 KS Karl is the son of Charles and Emma J Matlack and can be found on

the 1900-1930 Reno Co KS Census.

1920 MATLACK KARL L Reno County KS Valley Twp 195-8
Karl L Matlack Head MW 32 M    KS PA MI  Farmer
Nellie M       Wife FW 28 M    KS CAN US
Everett R      Son MW 7 S      KS KS KS
Harley K       Son MW 5 S     KS KS KS
Neil A          Son MW 3-1/12 S KS KS KS

1910 METTLOCK WALTER C Republic County KS Norway Twp 32
John B Christensen Head      MW 34 M 6-yr KS DEN DEN  Farmer
Louisa A           Wife      FW 30 M 3-3 KS CAN CAN
Merrill L         Son       MW  4 S      KS KS KS
Mildred L         Dau       FW  3 S       KS KS KS
Homer Paul        Son       MW 8/12 S     KS KS KS
Walter C Mettlock Hired man MW 18 S       MO WI MN Laborer

RUSH COUNTY

ARNOLD D MATLOCK born 1903 MO. Arnold is the son of Andrew and Susan Mildred Matlock.

Arnold married Elva? Arnold can be found on the 1910 Bates Co MO Census, 1920 Arnold was

1920 MATLOCK ARNOLD Rush County KS Bonner Twp 255-2
Arnold Matlock Servant MW 19 S MO US US Servant
Enumerated with Bert Cohard.

ANDREW J MATLOCK born Jan 1874 MO. Andrew married Susan Millie/Mildred ? In 1900-1910

Andrew was living in Bates Co MO. In 1920 Andrew was living in Rush Co KS. In 1930 Andrew

1920 MATLOCK ANDREW J Rush County KS Center Twp 215-2
Andrew J Matlock Head MW 44 M  MO VA VA Farmer
Mildred          Wife FW 39 M  MO KY IN
Arnold           Son MW 18 S  MO MO MO Laborer
Raymond          Son  MW 16 S  MO MO MO Laborer
Robert           Son MW 15 S MO MO MO
Violet          Dau FW 12 S  MO MO MO
Virginia         Dau FW 11 S  MO MO MO

GEORGE A MATLOCK born Aug 8 1880 IL. George was the son of Fletcher E and Grace Matlock and

can be found on the 1900 Keokuk Co IA. George married Venolia E ? In 1910 George was living

in Story Co IA, 1920 Sedgwick Co KS, and in 1930 George was living in Washington Co IA.

1920 MATLOCK GEORGE A Sedgwick County KS Wichita 153-8
George A Matlock Head MW 39 M      IL OH IL Sales manager-newspaper
Venolia E        Wife FW 27 M      IA IA MO
Ronald S         Son  MW 12 S      IA IL IA
Clayton F        Son MW  9 S      IA IL IA
Clifford H       Son  MW 9 S      IA IL IA
Georgia A        Dau FW 2-10/12 S IA IL IA

HENRY �PURL� MATLOCK born Sept 17 1879 MO. Purl was the son of Pleasant and Mary Matlock.

Purl married Esta ? Henry registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Sedgwick

Co KS. Henry was of a medium height and build with blue eyes and reddish hair. Purl can be

found on the 1880 Newton Co MO, 1900 Benton Co AR, 1910 Lawrence Co MO and the 1920-1930

1920 MATLOCK PURL H Sedgwick County KS Mt Hope 100-4
Purl H Matlock Head MW 40 M MO TN TN  Laborer
Esta           Wife FW 32 M  AR MO IL  Housekeeper
Hazel          Dau FW 15 S  AR MO AR
Herbert        Son MW 9 S  AR MO AR

WILLIAM S MATLOCK born May 1870 MO. William is the son of Thomas and Betsey Matlock and can

be found on the 1880-1900 Wright Co MO, and the 1910 Greene Co MO Census. William married Mary

1920 MATLOCK W S Sedgwick County KS Wichita 145-11
W S Matlock Head MW 47 M MO MO MO Grocery-own store
Ellin Wife FW 42 M PA PA PA
Hazel Dau FW 14 S KS MO PA
Abie Harvey M/Law FW 76 WD PA US PA

JOHN C MEDLOCK born 1880 MO. In 1930 John was living in Sedgwick Co KS. John married Mrs

1900-1910 Jackson Co KS, 1920 Shawnee Co KS, and the 1930 Sedgwick Co KS Census.

ROBERT MATLOCK born Jan 27 1895 AR. Robert was the son of Arthur and Lizzie Matlock and can

be found on the 1900 Woodruff Co AR,1920 Woodruff Co AR and the 1930 Sedgwick Co KS Census. On

June 5 1917 Robert registered for the World War I Draft from Woodruff Co AR. Robert was tall

with a slender build with blue eyes and brown hair. Robert married Lee Denkins Oct 13, 1915.

MALLORY NEWSOME MATLOCK born May 16 1886 TN. Mallory is thought to be the son of Thomas

and Zenobie Matlock. Mallory married 1st Susan E Hayner, 2nd Carroll Finkley. Mallory

registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Sedgwick Co KS. Mallory was of

a medium height with a slender build with blue eyes and light brown hair. It was noted

that Mallory's left thumb was dwarfed. According to the SSDI Mallory died Sept 1967

Dickson Co TN. Mallory can be bound on the 1900 Dickson Co TN, and the 1920-1930 Tarrant

Name: Don Matlack
Born: June 18, 1929 in Halstead, Kansas.
Died:
Occupation: Lawyer
County: Sedgwick
Town: Clearwater
Party: Democrat
District: 28
Chamber: Senate 1965, 1966, SS1966, 1967, 1968
Notes: Married June 10, 1951 to Ardena Williams.
Source material: WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN POLITICS, Second Edition 1969-1970

WILLIAM T/M MATLOCK born Jan 1845 IN. William was the son of James and Eveline Matlock and

can be found on the 1850 Monroe Co IN, and the 1860 DeWitt Co IL Census. William married

Charlotte Rhodes. In 1870 William and Charlotte are on the Linn Co MO Census, 1880 and 1900

William and Charlotte are found on the Shawnee Co KS Census. In 1910 William was in Polk Co

AR, 1920 William was in Maricopa Co AZ. In 1930 William was living with his daughter Jessie

1880 MATLOCK WILLIAM Shawnee County KS 12-4 Auburn Twp
William Matlock Head WM 57 M   IN IN VA Farmer
Charlotte       Wife WF 45 M   OH OH PA
Ulyssus         Son WM 12 S   IL IN OH
William M       Son WM 10 S   IL IN OH
Jane M          Dau WF 8 S   MO IN OH
Elijah          Son  WM  6 S   KS IN OH
George          Son  WM 4 S   KS IN OH
Mary L          Dau WF 2 S   KS IN OH
Ruby            Dau WF 1/12 S KS IN OH May

1900 MATLOCK WILLIAM Shawnee Co KS Mission Twp 38
William Matlock Head    WM Jan 1845 56 M 32 yrs   IN IN VA Farmer
Charlotte       Wife    WF Aug 1845 54 M  9/8     OH OH OH
Frank           Son     WM Mar 1869 31 S          IL IN OH
Bert            Son     WM May 1875 25 S         KS IN OH
Arthur         Son     WM Jun 1880 19 S          KS IN OH
Iva S         Dau     WF Dec 1887 12 S          KS IN OH
Austin Starbird S/Law   WM Jul 1878 21 M 0 yrs    KS UN UN Farm Labor
Jessie     �    Dau     WF Feb 1883 17 M  0/0     KS IN OH
Ella Razor      Niece   WF Jan 1877 25 M 5ys 1/1 MO IN OH Servant
Netta           G/Niece WF May 1898 2 S          IL IL MO

ULYSSES SYLVESTER MATLOCK born July 18 1867 IL. (Mothers maiden name Rhodes)

Ulysses married Lilly/Lillian B ? Ulysses can be found on the 1900 Shawnee Co KS, 1910

Montgomery Co KS Census, and the 1930 Montgomery Co KS Census Ulysses Died April

22 1949 In Orange Co CA Son of William and Charlotte Matlock last know was in AZ in 1920,

1900 MATLOCK USLISES S Shawnee Co KS Topeka 162
Ulysses S Matlock Head WM Jul 1867 32 M 10 yrs IL IL IL Teamster
Lillie            Wife WF Dec 1872 27 M   6/5 MI MI MI
Ivy M             Dau WF Aug 1892 7 S        KS IL MI
Ulysses R         Son WM Aug 1894 5 S        CO IL MI
V????             Son WM Aug 1896 4 S        CO IL MI
Clarence          Son WM Feb 1897 3 S        KS IL MI
Ruby              Dau WF Nov 1899 7/12 S      KS IL MI

IRA BIRCH MATLOCK born Dec 7 1877 MO. Ira's death certificate shows: that he was born

Clifton Hill MO Parents: Green Matlock born MO Maiden name of Mother : Laura L Thomas

born MO. Wife�s name: Josephine Matlock. Ira died Sept 12 1938 and is buried in the

Greenwood Cemetery Phoenix, Maricopa Co AZ. Ira�s Occupation was a Tile Setter. Ira can be

found on the 1880-1900 Randolph Co MO, 1910 Jackson Co MO and the 1920-1930 Shawnee Co KS

Census. Ira registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918 from Shawnee Co KS. Ira was

1920 MATLOCK IRA B Shawnee County KS Topeka 163-12
Ira B Matlock Head MW 42 M     MO NC MO    Lite setter
Josephine     Wife FW 28 M      GER GER GER
Genevieve F   Dau FW  6 S     MO MO GER
Virginia A    Dau FW 4-3/12 S MO MO GER
Fern Irma     Dau FW 2-1/12 S KS MO GER

1920 MATLOCK JULIA Shawnee County KS Topeka 177-8
Sarah Sawyer Head FW 65 WD PA PA NJ
Julia Matlock Roomer FW 36 S KS MO MO Welfare worker-Church

GROVER MEDLOCK born April 3 1886 KS. Grover is the son of Henry C and Mary Medlock.

Grover married Nellie? Grover registered for the World War I Draft on Sept 12 1918

from Shawnee Co KS. Grover was of medium height and build with black eyes and dark

brown hair. Grover can be found on the 1900-1910 Jackson Co KS and the 1920-1930

1920 MEDLOCK GROVER Shawnee County KS Topeka 159-1
Grone Medlock Head MW 34 M  KS MO KS   Barber-own shop
Nellie        Wife FW 34 M  DEN DEN DEN
Mildred       Dau FW 8 S  KS KS DEN
Robert        Son MW 6 S  KS KS DEN

MARY E MEDLOCK was the ex-wife of Henry C Medlock and can be found on the 1900-1910 Jackson Co

KS, 1920 Shawnee Co KS, and the 1930 Sedgwick Co KS Census. Henry married 2nd Caroline Mulvaney

1920 MEDLOCK MARY Shawnee County KS Topeka 176-2
Mary Medlock Head    FW 55 WD  KS KY KY
Grace         Dau     FW 28 S   KS MO KS
Scot          Son     MW 30 M   KS MO KS
Katherine     D/Law   FW 21 M   KS KS KS
Herald Harmon Boarder MW 24 S   KS KS KS

CHARLES SCOTT MEDLOCK born Oct 10 1888 Jackson Co KS. Charles is the son of Henry and Mary

Medlock and can be found on the 1900-1910 Jackson Co KS Census and the 1920-1930 Shawnee Co

KS Census. Charles married Catherine. Charles registered for the World War I Draft on June 5

1917 from Shawnee Co KS. Charles was of a medium height and build with brown eyes and brown

NORRIS P MATLOCK born Aug 1870 IA. Norris is the son of Jasper and Clara Matlock

and can be found on the 1880 Mercer Co MO Census. In 1900 Norris was living in Sherman

Co KS. Norris married Estelle? From 1910-1930 Norris can be found on the Wyandotte Co

1900 MATLOCK NORRIS P Sherman Co KS Goodland 53
Norris P Matlock Head WM Aug 1883 36 M 3 yrs IA IA IA R R Conductor
Estelle          Wife WF Oct 1875 26 M   3/2 MO IL IA
Herbert          Son WM     1895  4 S           CO IA MO
Cecil           Son WM Apr 1898  2 S           KS IA MO

1910 MATLOCK GEORGE Stafford County KS St Johns City 48
George Matlock Boarder MW 26 S MO MO MO Laborer
Enumerated with Logan Gilbreth

CLAUDE V MATLOCK born Oct 1896 MO. Claude was the son of Wiley and Fannie Matlock and can

be found on the 1900 Bates Co MO Census, 1910 Stafford Co KS Census. Claude married Jennie P.

1910 METLUCK CLAUDE Stafford County KS Seward 21B
Claude Metlock Hired man MW 19 S MO MO MO Laborer
Enumerated with Edward Williamson

LOUIE ROOSEVELT MEDLOCK born July 22 1900 MO. Louie registered for the World War I Draft

on Sept 12 1918 from Stafford Co MO. Louie named H N Matlock of Wright Co MO as his next of

kin. Louie was of a medium height and build with black eyes and light brown hair.

SIDNEY J MATLOCK born Aug 7 1893 TX. Sidney is the son of John and Sarah Matlock and can

be found on the 1900-1910 Jack Co TX Census. Sidney married Stella Blanche Jones Oct 13 1913

Jack Co TX. Sidney was living in Stevens Co KS, 1930 Jack Co TX. Sidney died June 11 1965

Jacksboro TX and is buried in the Cottonwood Cemetery Bryson TX. Occupation: Preacher. Stella

1920 MATTOCK SIDNEY J Stevens County KS Voorhus 243-6
Sidney J Mattock Head MW 26 M     TX TX TX Laborer
Blanche S        Wife FW 22 M    TX MO TX
Harlan E         Son MW 2 S      TX TX TX
Hazel S          Dau FW 3-11/12 S TX TX TX
Sindey C         Son MW 2-1/12 S TX TX TX
Lyndall E        Son MW 1-6/12 S TX TX TX

- Sidney Carol Matlock born July 17 1917 Jack Co TX. Sidney married Marie Clay Sept 28 1946.

Sidney died June 16 1988 Wichita Falls TX. Sidney is buried in the Jones Oakwood Cemetery

- Lyndall E Matlock born Dec 15 1918 KS Lyndall died April 9 1974 Preston OK, and is buried

in the Cottonwood Cemetery Bryson TX. Lyndalls occupation was Hospital Employee

SUMNER COUNTY

THOMAS L MATLOCK born July 1871 MO. Thomas is the son of Joab and Mary Ellen Matlock and can

be found on the 1880 Chautauqua Co KS, the 1900 Sumner Co KS, and the 1910 Cowley Co KS Census.

Thomas married Viola? 1920 Thomas was in Creek Co OK and in 1930 He was in Eastland Co TX.

1900 MATLOCK THOMAS L Sumner Co KS Guelph Twp 153
Thomas L Matlock Head WM Jul 1871 28 M 4 yrs MO VA MO R R Section Hand
Viola E          Wife WF Aug 1877 22 M 2/2 KS IN TN
Clare E          Dau   WF Jan 1897  3 S       KS MO KS
Jasper T         Son   WM Apr 1989 2 S       KS MO KS

CLETHRA O MEDLOCK April 24 1895 MO. Clethra is the son of Adam and Lizzie F Medlock and can

be found on the 1900-1910 Dent Co MO Census. Clethra registered for the World War I Draft on

June 5 1917 from Marion Co AR. Clethra was of a medium height with a slender build with blue

eyes and brown hair. In 1920 Clethra was living in Sumner Co KS. Clethra died Oct 9 1958 and

was buried in the Springfield National Cemetery, Springfield MO. Clethra served as a PVT in

1920 MEADLOCK CLETHRA Sumner County KS Mulvane 174-8
Clethra Meadlock Boarder MW 24 S MO MO TN Laborer
Enumerated with Geo M Swarty

WALTER R MEDLOCK born 1894 WV. In 1930 Walter was divorced and was living in Sumner Co KS.

GEORGE MATLOCK March 11 1818 Hawkins Co TN. George married Betsey Weddel Feb 20^th 1839 Jackson

Co IN. George died April 11 1889 Jackson Co IN. George is the son of Richard and Mary Matlock.

George can be found on the 1850-1870 Jackson Co IN Census. In 1880 George was living in Greenwood

The last will and testament of George Matlock, of Toronto, Woodson County, Kansas, made this

I, George Matlock, being of sound mind, and knowing the shortness and uncertainty of human life,

do make this my last will and testament. I give and bequeath to my wife, Betsy Matlock, all of

my real estate lying in the County of Greenwood and State of Kansas, consisting of one hundred

and twenty acres, and also the homestead where I now reside including the dwelling situated on

Stockton Avenue, and the land consisting of four acres in the fractional southeast quarter of

the northwest quarter of section eleven, township twenty-six, south, of range thirteen, east,

together with all of my personal property, moneys and credits of whatever description to have

and to hold said property for her sole use and benefit during her life, and at her death all

of the property and effects shall be divided as follows: at her death I give and bequeath to

my son John B. Matlock and to my daughters, Mary E Cressey and Elizabeth E Gustin, the north

half of the southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section

thirty-four (34) in township twenty-five (25), south, of rante thirteen (13), east, containing

one hundred and twenty acres, and being situated in Greenwood County, Kansas. I give and bequeath

to my sons Enoch W Matlock, James K Matlock, and Joel H Matlock, and to my daughters Nancy J

Cornett and Sarah A McMahon and to the heirs of my daughter, Melvina Callahan, namely George W

Callahan, Eliza J Callahan and Henry S Callahan, their mother's share the following real property

to-witt: The fractional southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section eleven (11),

township twenty-six (26)south, of range thirteen (13), east, containing four acres, together with

all the buildings and improvements thereon, and also all of the personal property, moneys and

credits of every description at the time of the death of my wife, Betsy Matlock.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed my signature at my residence in Woodson County,

Kansas, this ninth day of April, A.D.1890

George (X) Matlock

Signed in the presence of J B Stockton, J A Barnett, Ira Cornett."
Filed April 30th 1890 C C Clevenger, Probate Judge

The Petition for Letters of Administration States

In the matter of the Estate of BETSY MATLOCK Deceased

And now comes John B Matlock and represents that Betsy Matlock, late of the said County,

of Woodson on the 8th day of November A.D.1893, died as your petitioner verily believes,

having mad no Last Will and Testament; that said deceased had, at the time of her death,

personal property in this State of the probable value of Three hundred dollars, which

may be lost, destroyed or diminished in value, if speedy care be not taken of the same;

That said deceased left the following heirs, viz: George W Callahan, Eliza J Callahan and

Henry S Callahan, heirs of Melvina Callahan her daughter deceased to wit:
Enoch W Matlock her son aged 49 years
James K Matlock her son aged 47 years
Joel H Matlock her son aged 45 years
Nancy J Cornett her daughter aged 43 years
Sarah A McMahon her daughter 41 years
John B Matlock her son aged 37 years
Mary E Cressey her daughter aged 34 years
Elizabeth E Gustin her daughter aged 30 years.
To the end, therefore, that the said property may be collected, preserved and disposed of

according to law, your petitioner hereby waives his right to administer said estate and

prays that Letters of Administration may be granted on the Estate of said deceased, and

that S C Gustin may be appointed such administrator.

John B Matlock (Signature)
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 14th day of November A.D1893
A J Jones, Probate Judge

JACQUITTA FOLEY MATLOCK born abt 1868 IL. Jacquitta was the wife of John B and was living

in Greenwood Co KS in 1880. In 1900 Jacquitta Matlock was listed as a widow and was living

in Woodson Co KS with her son John, and daughter Hazel. In 1910 Jacquitta was living in

1900 MATLOCK J Woodson Co KS Belmont Twp 177
J Matlock Head WF June 1862 37 Wd 5/2 IL OH OH Farmer
John Son WM Apr 1884 16 S KS IN IL
Hazel Dau WF Sept 1887 12 S KS IN IL

Matlock John, 31 Foly Sarah, 25 F 4th Hazel 6 September 1887 Belmont twp 1-28

1920 MATLOCK SAM Woodson County KS Perry Twp 158-9
Sam Matlock Head    MW 45 M  US US US    Farmer
Mrs.         Wife    FW 25 M US US US
Fay          Dau     FW 10 S US US US
Roy          Son     MW 3 S US US US
Amy Alley    Boarder FW 25 S KS IN IN

Justin Samuel C, 37 Matlock Elizabeth, 28 M 5th 14 May 1891 Toronto twp 1-49

Guston Samuel, 30 Mallock Elizabeth, 22 M 3rd 11 December 1885 Toronto twp 1-4

McMahon Oliver, 43 Mattock Sarah Ann, 32 M 9th 21 February 1887 Toronto 1-16

John B. Matlock            1856 - 1894         Sect. A-1
Bruce Matlock              1890 - 1892         Sect. A-1
Charles B. Matlock         1884 - 1931         Sect. B-1
Eva M. Matlock             1885 - 1940         Sect. B-1
George Matlock     11 Mar 1818 - 11 Mar 1890 Sect. A-1
Jacqetta Matlock           1862 - 1950         Sect. A-1
John B. Matlock            1856 - 1894         Sect. A-1
John W. Matlock             no dates           Sect. A-1
Lela Matlock       23 Feb 1882 - 17 Nov 1883  Sect. A-1
Leo Boyd Matlock    14 Apr 1904 - 02 Nov 1909  Sect. B-1
Vina Matlock               1886 - 1893         Sect. A-1

The Forest Matlock family of Drumright, OK is visiting at the home of his uncle, Joe

JASPER N MATLOCK born March 1848 IA. 1860-1870 Jasper was living in Lee Co IA., with

his mother Martha and step father William A Perry. Jasper married Clara ? Jasper was a

Private in Co E 19^th Iowa Infantry. In 1880 Jasper was in Mercer Co MO. On Oct 13 1887

Jasper filed for his Civil War Pension from Kansas.1889-1891 Jasper was living in Kansas

City KS. In 1900 Jasper was living in Cowely Co KS. His wife Clara filed May 15 1908 also

1910 MATLOCK CLARA Wyandotte County KS Kansas City 197
Clara Matlock Head FW 54 WD 6-6 IA OH UNK
Earnest      Son   MW 24 S     IA UNK IA Plummer
Lucy Smith    Niece FW 23 S      IA IA IA Telephone operator
Lawna Smith   Niece FW 20 S      IA IA IA Telephone operator

WILLIAM E MATLACK born 1868 IN. William married Nellie M In 1910 William was living in

1910 MATLACK WILLIAM E Wyandotte County KS Kansas City 141B
William E Matlack Head WM 41 M1 21 yrs IL NJ ?? Clerk
Nelle M           Wife WF 43 M1 3/3    NY NY ??
William Jr.       Son WM 20 S        KS IL NY
Aline            Dau WF 18 S        KS IL NY
John H            Son WM 14 S         KS IL NY

NORRIS P MATLOCK born Aug 1870 IA. Norris is the son of Jasper and Clara Matlock and can be

found on the 1870 Lee Co IA and the 1880 Mercer Co MO Census. In 1900 Norris was living in

Sherman Co KS. Norris married Estelle? From 1910-1930 Norris can be found on the Wyandotte Co

1910 MATLOCK NORRIS Wyandotte County KS Kansas City 16
Norris Matlock Head MW 40 M 17-yr IA IA IA Railroad
Stella         Wife FW 35 M 4-3  MO IL IL
Herbert        Son  MW 14 S       CO IA MO
Cecil          Son  MW 12 S       KS IA MO
Opal M         Dau FW  6 S       KS IA MO

1920 MATLOCK NORRIS P Wyandotte County KS Kansas City 185-9
Norris P Matlock Head MW 46 M IA IA IA Switchman-Railroad
Estelle          Wife FW 43 M MO US IA
Herbert          Son MW 24 S CO IA MO
Cecil           Son MW 21 S KS IA MO
Opal             Dau FW 10 S KS IA MO
Norris J         Son MW 5 S KS IA MO

Herbert Eugene Matlock born Dec 11 1895 CO. Herbert registered for the World War I Draft on

June 5 1917 from Wyandotte Co KS. Herbert was of medium height and build with blue eyes and

red hair. Herbert married Myrtle? and can be found on the 1930 Jackson Co MO Census. Herbert

Cecil Clifford Matlock born April 5 1898 KS. Cecil registered for the World War I Draft on

Sept 12 1918 from Wyandotte Co KS. Cecil was short with a slender build with gray eyes and