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William Marshall Wineland

Birth	:	Apr 1860 Pottawattamie County, Iowa, USA
Death	:	20 Dec 1946 Osborne County, Kansas, USA
Burial	:	Kill Creek Cemetery, Alton, Osborne County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.3805528, -98.8967658
Description	:	OSBORNE FARMER JOURNAL Monday Dec. 23, 1946 Marshal Wineland Succumbed Friday Kill Creek Pioneer Passed On Friday, December 20, After a Short Illness The Angel of Death has called Marshal Wineland, one of the last pioneers of Kill Creek neighborhood. His first connection with Kansas occurred when Kansas was still a territory, extending from the Missouri River to the Rocky Mountians. In the spring of 1860 when Marshal was three weeks old his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wineland took him with them on a trip to Denver, where silver had recently been discovered. The journey was made in a lumber wagon pulled by an... Read More	OSBORNE FARMER JOURNAL Monday Dec. 23, 1946 Marshal Wineland Succumbed Friday Kill Creek Pioneer Passed On Friday, December 20, After a Short Illness The Angel of Death has called Marshal Wineland, one of the last pioneers of Kill Creek neighborhood. His first connection with Kansas occurred when Kansas was still a territory, extending from the Missouri River to the Rocky Mountians. In the spring of 1860 when Marshal was three weeks old his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wineland took him with them on a trip to Denver, where silver had recently been discovered. The journey was made in a lumber wagon pulled by an ox team, traveling ten miles a day. From their home in Iowa they followed the Platte River across Nebraska to Laramie, Wyoming, from across Kansas territory to Denver, arriving there in June of 1860. His mother was the only white woman in Denver at that time and he the only white baby. The Winelands returned to Iowa the same year where they continued to reside until 1870 when they came to Jewell County, Kansas. It was in November 1871 that Marshall went with his father and ten other men to western Kansas to hunt Buffalo, returning the night before the famous blizzard which took so many lives in Kansas. The Winelands moved to Osborne County in 1874, the year of the grasshopper crusade. They took a homestead on upper Kill Creek. Marshall was seventeen years of age at the time of the Osbourne county Indian scare. He and another man remained at home to take care of the cattle. He took his place among the frontiersmen that were making homes on the prairies, and has helped to make Osborne county what it is today. He married Ellen Duff on November 2, 1879 and they lived happily together for sixty-four years until death called Mrs. Wineland, four years ago. Their hardships were many, also their joys were many. Mr. Wineland spent his life as a farmer and a stock raiser. He was careful and honest in business, a devoted husband and father. He was a great lover of his home and his children. A good mixer he enjoyed the social gatherings in his home and community. those who knew him best, know he as at peace with his maker. He became ill Sunday, December 8th and went peacefully to sleep on Friday December 20th. William Marshal Wineland, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wineland was born April 4, 1860 at Luin Grove, Pottawatomie county, Iowa, and departed this life at his farm home in Kill Creek township, Osborne county, Kansas, December 20, 1946 at the age of 86 years, eight months and 17 days. He was united in marriage to Ellen Duff, November 2, 1879 and to this union were born seven children, four sons and three daughters. His wife preceded him in death. Those left to mourn his passing are two sons, W. I. Wineland and Marvin J. Wineland of Natoma; One daughter Mrs. Lottie Brown of Haddam, Kansas; one brother Art Wineland of Alton; thirteen grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren and a host of friends. Funeral services were held Monday, December 23, at 2:00 p.m. at the Enterprise Church.

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William Marshall Wineland's memorial is located at: Kill Creek Cemetery, Alton, Osborne County, USA.
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William Marshall Wineland death on 20 Dec 1946 in Osborne County, Kansas, USA
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Latitude: 39.3805528
Longitude: -98.8967658

Family Members:

Parent

John William Wineland

(1832 - 1926)

Matilda Jane Pearse Wineland

(1840 - 1918)

Spouse

Ellen Jane Duff Wineland

(1860 - 1942)

Siblings

John Lafayette “Lafe” Wineland

(1862 - 1941)

Olive Orabelle “Ollie” Wineland Fruitt

(1864 - 1945)

George Wineland

(1869 - 1946)

Clinton Ferguson Wineland

(1872 - 1946)

Children

Nellie Agnes Wineland Rogers

(1889 - 1910)

Margaret Dona Wineland Hackerott

(1896 - 1928)

Clifton R. Wineland

(1902 - 1904)

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Coordinate: 39.3805528, -98.8967658

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Coordinate: 39.3208008, -99.0852966

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Coordinate: 39.4514008, -98.7138977

19. Cole Cemetery
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Coordinate: 39.5400009, -98.8494034

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