There is currently no functioning Genealogy Society in Gray County.
GY Gray County, Kansas, was established in 1887. It was created out of Finney and Ford Counties, and named for Alfred Gray, who was Kansas Secretary of Agriculture at the time. The county seat of Gray County is Cimarron, Kansas.
Other Gray County Genealogical Resources
Protection Of Settlers
The Missouri Democrat has always advocated a judicious, mild, and peaceful policy in the treatment of the Indians, but thinks the time has fully come to protect the settlers by visiting "the sternest punishment" upon the "malcontent squads" who are making their...
Resolution of Relief
Good! Congressman Sidney Clark on last Tuesday introduced into the House a joint resolution providing for the relief of the settlers on the Osage Indian lands. We do not know the substance of the resolution, but anything modifying from their unjust provisions the...
Hartford 1868
Hartford is situated on the south side of the Neosho river, and about sixteen miles south-east of Emporia. It is rather a small town, but improving slowly. There is but one mill - a water mill (the steam mill has moved away to Eldorado.) There is one store, owned...
Elizabethtown 1868
Elizabethtown is situated about twelve miles south by west of Garnett in the southern part of Anderson county and near the head waters of Deer Creek, and about ten miles inland from the Neosho river. It is a small inland town and principaally owned by Squire Price. ...
Geneva 1868
Geneva is situated two and a half miles north of the Neosho river - eight miles north-west of Iola and about seventy-five miles south of Lawrence. It contains two stores, one hotel, one blacksmith shop, one wagon maker's shop, two carpenter shops, two Churches, and a...
Burlington 1868
Burlington is situated on the south side of the Neosho river, about thirty miles south-east of Emporia, and about sixty five miles south-west of Lawrence. It is the county seat of Coffey County, situated about in the center. It contains one saw and grist mill, one...
LeRoy 1868
LeRoy is situated on the north side of the Neosho river, and is about ten miles south-east of Burlington, the county seat of Coffey County; and about seventy miles south-west of Lawrence. It contains a large number of stores, both dry goods and grocery, two or three...
Neosho County Settlers’ Meeting
A meeting of the citizens of Neosho County, Kansas, held at Old Erie, in said county, on the 28th day of December, 1867, for the purpose of selecting a Central Committee whose duty it should be to organize the different townships for the purpose of petitioning the...
Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
A man named Moore was bitten some time last fall by a cur, supposed to be mad, but, in reality, suffering from the complaint known as the mad itch. Moore, who lives about a mile and a half from Indianapolis, became very uneasy, went to Terre Haute, and had Mrs....
John Hendley Executed
On the 2nd inst., John Hendley was executed at Lawrence, Kansas, for the murder of John Sutton, in June last. He died perfectly resigned, but protested to the last that the act was done in self-defense, and only after Sutton had shot him in the arm. Hendley was a...