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
Topeka Capital Scheme – 1859
EMPORIA. The Topeka-Nebraska-Capital Scheme. We have received, from what we consider a reliable source, information corroborative of the rumors that have been circulating here for the last few days concerning the consummation of the deep laid scheme of the Democracy...
Indians – 1859
EMPORIA. Injuns. We learn that there are now encamped on the Little Arkansas, some seven or eight thousand warriors of the different tribes of Kansas. What their object is cannot be ascertained. Some of them say they are going to have a grand buffalo hunt, while...
Robbery In Wyandotte
WYANDOTTE. Robbery. George H. Lillie, member of the Wyandotte Convention from Madison county, and Mr. Blackman from Leavenworth, stopping at Emheiling’s Boarding House, were robbed last night. The former lost some $75.00, the latter $17.00. The thief must have entered...
Emigrants to Kansas 1858
A letter from a young friend on his way to Kansas, written on a steamboat on the Missouri, May 16, says: "Emigrants are pouring into Kansas by the thousands. Steamboats cannot be made long and large enough to carry all that apply for passage. This boat refused more...
Colonel Jenkins Killed
The Affray in which Gen. Lane Killed Col. Jenkins The Cincinnati Times of yesterday contained a Kansas letter, giving particulars of the affray in which Gen. Lane killed Colonel Jenkins: Lane and Jenkins occupied houses about twenty-five rods apart, both situated on...
The Lane Family – 1857
WHITE CLOUD. Three of the Indiana Lanes are now prominent men in different parts of the Union, and occupy different positions before the people. Henry S. Lane is the leader of the Republican part in Indiana, working might and main against the admission of any more...
The Oldest Man In Kansas – James O’Toole 1857
ELWOOD. The Oldest Man.—a correspondent of the St. Louis Republican, writing from Elwood, K. T. (Kansas Territory), says: “One who lives on his claim, near the edge of this city, is, perhaps, the oldest man in America. If not, I will venture a small wager that he is...
Droves Coming To Kansas
The Cry is Still “They Come.” Emigrants come rolling in upon us at a rapid rate. Droves are going to Kansas. Mr. C. N. Pratt, the gentlemanly agent of the Pacific Railroad, which runs in connection with the Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad, informs us that one party...
Small Pox Among Indians – 1857
Small-Pox Among the Kickapoos and Pottawatomies in Kansas. The Indian Bureau at Washington, on Tuesday morning, received advices of July 30, from the Superintendent of Indian Affairs at St. Louis. A letter from the Indian agent at St. Joseph, Missouri, dated July 25,...
Sale of Delaware Lands – 1857
Sale of Delaware Lands. The sale of the Delaware lands in Kansas, has been concluded. It produced $587,000, and on the 18th inst., Mr. Woodson, Receiver of public moneys, deposited in the sub-treasury at St. Louis, $450,000—the remainder of the payments have been made...