Old Rose Hill, John Goley family
Collection: Book 1, Rose Hill History Scrapbooks
Title
Old Rose Hill, John Goley family
Subject
John and Hannah Goley
Description
Clippings from Douglass Tribune, Butler County, Kansas on the John and Hannah Goley family
Creator
Douglass Tribune, Butler County, Kansas
Source
Rose Hill Public Library, Rose Hill, Kansas
Publisher
Rose Hill Public Library, Rose Hill, Kansas
Date
1843 - 1908
Rights
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Scrapbooks
Citation
Douglass Tribune, Butler County, Kansas, “Old Rose Hill, John Goley family,” Rose Hill Digital Collections, accessed April 25, 2024, https://rosehill.digitalsckls.info/item/22.
Text
In a letter Ralph Ball wrote "John and' Hannah Goley ran a
the following; restaurant and
store with a post office in it
on
the
corner
corner
west when Rose Hill , before 1888-89
was on that
John Goley Married
Hannah Lilly Cox
Jr. Dec. 15, 1843 D. Sept 1908
Jan 13, 1848
John Goley died in El Dorado, Tues. His sons Rufus and Weley went to El Dorado, Wed. morning to take the remains to Perry', Okla., for burial. Undertaker C.R. Alger went along to care for the body. John Goley was an early settler in this locality'.
Douglass Tribune
Sept 4, 1908
T C ('Dode) Goley Dies At Hospital In Newkirk, Oklahoma
T C Goley, 80 year old pioneer o Perry, Oklahoma, died recently in i hospital at Newkirk, following an ill ness of 18 oaths.
Mr Goley formerly lived at Douglas in early days. He worked for Georg* Osborn when a young man. His fa they, John Goley, had a store years age near Rose Hill.
The Perry Journal says of Mr Goley:
“The elderly man was well known ir Noble county and had served on the Perry board of education for several
years.
“He came to the Perry area at the opening of the Cherokee Strip, homesteading a farm a mile east of Perry. In 1941 he retired from the farm and moved to Perry.
“Goley was born December 6, 1869 in Noblesville, Indiana. He married Ida Renfro at Douglass, Kansas, November 1, 1898. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Funeral services were at Perry, with Rev David Thomas of Stillwater, officiating. Burial at Perry.
.“Other than his wife, he is survived by four daughters, Mrs I L Sherman, Braman;'t Mrs G A Springer, Enid; Mrs John Ingersol and Mrs T D Morgan, Bartlesville; four sons, Ralph, Enid ; Harold, Kansas City; Wilbur, Enid; and Leonard A Goley, Perry; also
five sisters, Mrs Anna Young, Roswell,
- ■ .
N M; Mrs Ida Nugent, Oxnard, California ; Mrs Austa Hinds, Amarillo, Texas; Mrs Pearl Cravins, Topeka, Kansas; and Mrs Viola Olseo, Toledo, Oregon; also 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.” * 'i
Douglass Tribune Sept 21, 1950
u
Rufus Goley their son age 4
Hannah Lilly Cox Goley
wife of John Goley Jr. ran a store in Old Rose Hill located on South-East corner
Ida Goley their daughter age 7
Title
Old Rose Hill, John Goley family
Subject
John and Hannah Goley
Description
Clippings from Douglass Tribune, Butler County, Kansas on the John and Hannah Goley family
Creator
Douglass Tribune, Butler County, Kansas
Source
Rose Hill Public Library, Rose Hill, Kansas
Publisher
Rose Hill Public Library, Rose Hill, Kansas
Date
1843 - 1908
Rights
Format
application/pdf
Language
English
Type
Scrapbooks
Citation
Douglass Tribune, Butler County, Kansas, “Old Rose Hill, John Goley family,” Rose Hill Digital Collections, accessed April 25, 2024, https://rosehill.digitalsckls.info/item/22.Text
In a letter Ralph Ball wrote "John and' Hannah Goley ran a
the following; restaurant and
store with a post office in it
on
the
corner
corner
west when Rose Hill , before 1888-89
was on that
John Goley Married
Hannah Lilly Cox
Jr. Dec. 15, 1843 D. Sept 1908
Jan 13, 1848
John Goley died in El Dorado, Tues. His sons Rufus and Weley went to El Dorado, Wed. morning to take the remains to Perry', Okla., for burial. Undertaker C.R. Alger went along to care for the body. John Goley was an early settler in this locality'.
Douglass Tribune
Sept 4, 1908
T C ('Dode) Goley Dies At Hospital In Newkirk, Oklahoma
T C Goley, 80 year old pioneer o Perry, Oklahoma, died recently in i hospital at Newkirk, following an ill ness of 18 oaths.
Mr Goley formerly lived at Douglas in early days. He worked for Georg* Osborn when a young man. His fa they, John Goley, had a store years age near Rose Hill.
The Perry Journal says of Mr Goley:
“The elderly man was well known ir Noble county and had served on the Perry board of education for several
years.
“He came to the Perry area at the opening of the Cherokee Strip, homesteading a farm a mile east of Perry. In 1941 he retired from the farm and moved to Perry.
“Goley was born December 6, 1869 in Noblesville, Indiana. He married Ida Renfro at Douglass, Kansas, November 1, 1898. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church.
Funeral services were at Perry, with Rev David Thomas of Stillwater, officiating. Burial at Perry.
.“Other than his wife, he is survived by four daughters, Mrs I L Sherman, Braman;'t Mrs G A Springer, Enid; Mrs John Ingersol and Mrs T D Morgan, Bartlesville; four sons, Ralph, Enid ; Harold, Kansas City; Wilbur, Enid; and Leonard A Goley, Perry; also
five sisters, Mrs Anna Young, Roswell,
- ■ .
N M; Mrs Ida Nugent, Oxnard, California ; Mrs Austa Hinds, Amarillo, Texas; Mrs Pearl Cravins, Topeka, Kansas; and Mrs Viola Olseo, Toledo, Oregon; also 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.” * 'i
Douglass Tribune Sept 21, 1950
u
Rufus Goley their son age 4
Hannah Lilly Cox Goley
wife of John Goley Jr. ran a store in Old Rose Hill located on South-East corner
Ida Goley their daughter age 7
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