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Mcpherson County Obituaries on File Last Name First Name Maiden Or Other Newspaper Newspaper Date Abbot George B McPherson County Obituaries on File Last Name First Name Maiden or other Newspaper Newspaper Date Abbot George B. Marquette Tribune 19 Mar 1903 Abercrombie Alloch Almeron Lindsborg News 13 Dec 1918 Abercrombie H.L., Mrs. McPherson Independent 20 Feb 1884 Abercrombie Thomas Galva Times 12 Jan 1889 Abrahams Helena Richert Canton Pilot 21 Dec 1967 Ackerberg Sandra Canton Pilot 4 May 1967 Ackerman Lavanthie Jane Root Canton Pilot 8 Apr 1913 Ackerman Steve Canton Pilot 21 Dec 1939 Ackerson Arnold C. Canton Pilot 7 Mar 1968 Ackerson Dorotha V. Canton Pilot 18 Mar 1971 Adams B.K., child of Galva Times 20 Oct 1888 Adams David, child of Marquette Tribune 12 Jul 1889 Adams Fern Pauline Smith Canton Pilot 20 Feb 1985 Adams Isabel Florence Ferguson Canton Pilot 17 Jul 1968 Adamson Eva Rachel Campbell Canton Pilot 31 Dec 1980 Adamson G.G. Canton Pilot 5 Nov 1980 Ade Dora Meyer Canton Pilot 19 Nov 1986 Ade Ralph Edward McPherson Sentinel 17 Apr 1995 Ade Ruth E. Swisher Canton Pilot 13 Mar 1991 Ade Gotlob Canton Pilot 9 Jan 1991 Ade James Warren Canton Pilot 31 Dec 1964 Adell Ferman, Sr 'Rock' McPherson Sentinel 12 Jul 1995 Aelmore Elvera Chindberg Canton Pilot 14 Aug 1985 Aelmore G.A. Marquette Tribune 10 Dec 1903 Aelmore Robert E. (Dr.) Canton Pilot 24 Aug 1972 Ahlstedt Dewey Lindsborg News-Record 18 Nov 1965 Ahlstedt Rhoda Newspaper unknown Dec 1988 Ahnberg Anna Marquette Tribune 29 Oct 1903 Aitkin Henrietta May Watkins Canton Pilot 31 Oct 1979 Aitkin Samuel B. Canton Pilot 2 Jul 1979 Akerson Arnold C. Canton Pilot 7 Mar 1968 Akerson Dorotha V. Miller Canton Pilot 18 Mar 1971 Albin Edward People's Party Advocate 22 Jan 1892 Albin Edward Inman Independent 23 Jan 1892 Last Name First Name Maiden or other Newspaper Newspaper Date Albin Mrs Inman Independent 11 Jul 1891 Aldrich Child McPherson Freeman 31 Jan 1879 Aldrich Child McPherson Independent 30 Jan 1879 Alexander Andrew Elton Canton Pilot 20 Feb 1980 Alexander J. Clarence Canton Pilot 3 Apr 1975 Alexander Mabel E. Borgstrom Canton Pilot 25 Jul 1990 Alexander Rosaline C. Russell Canton Pilot 18 Jun 1980 Alford Elmer G. Canton Pilot 15 Jun 1933 Alford Emma Lovesee Canton Pilot 11 Nov 1926 Alford Emma E. Canton Pilot 4 Nov 1926 Allcock Robert McPherson Freeman 11 Mar 1881 Allen Arthur Canton Pilot 2 Dec 1981 Allen Arthur Canton Pilot 25 Nov 1981 Allen Child People's Advocate 7 Aug 1891 Allen Clarence James McPherson Sentinel 3 Nov 1995 Allen Garnetta Canton Pilot 28 Feb 1979 Allen Hilda Wilke McPherson Sentinel 17 Jan 1995 Allen Joann McPherson Sentinel 12 Jun 1998 Allen Lottie Canton Pilot 20 Jan 1972 Allen Louisa R. McPherson Independent 13 Mar 1879 Allen Richard Canton Pilot 18 Oct 1989 Allen, Sr. J.L. McPherson Independent 26 Mar 1884 Allison Mary L. Rickner McPherson Sentinel 27 Jun 1995 Allison Roy William Canton Pilot 7 Aug 1985 Allmon Charlotte C. McPherson Sentinel 27 Jul 1995 Allred Royce J. Canton Pilot 8 Feb 1989 Alstatt C.L., child of Marquette Tribune 22 Feb 1895 Alstatt David Marquette Tribune 2 Oct 1896 Alstatt Sara Johnson Marquette Tribune 18 Feb 1904 Alsted John Marquette Tribune 17 Jun 1892 Altman Irene Denny Canton Pilot 14 May 1942 Altman Sarah Hildebrand Canton Pilot 1 Jul 1926 Altman William Webster Canton Pilot 6 Jun 1929 Alvord Charles Robert (Sr.) Canton Pilot 27 Dec 1973 Anderson Albert Canton Pilot 9 Aug 1956 Anderson Albert McPherson Independent 29 Aug 1883 Last Name First Name Maiden or other Newspaper Newspaper Date Anderson Alice Marquette Tribune 12 Jul 1895 Anderson Alma Marie Power Canton Pilot 22 Apr 1981 Anderson Alvin M. Canton Pilot 27 Jan 1977 Anderson Amanda 'Maude' Canton Pilot 25 Jan 1978 Anderson Arvid Virgil Canton Pilot 16 Jul 1948 Anderson August P. Canton Pilot 7 Dec 1939 Anderson Bernard R. Newspaper unknown 1979 Anderson Bryce Canton Pilot 12 Mar 1931 Anderson C.A. McPherson Independent 12 Sep 1883 Anderson Carl Canton Pilot 26 Apr 1962 Anderson Carl W. Canton Pilot 10 Dec 1986 Anderson Cathy Jo Canton Pilot 3 May 1973 Anderson Cecelia McPherson Daily Republican 7 Nov 1939 Anderson Cecil D. Canton Pilot 7 Jul 1982 Anderson Charles Leroy Canton Pilot 14 Dec 1944 Anderson Chester Canton Pilot 10 Jun 1981 Anderson Child McPherson Independent 23 Aug 1877 Anderson Child McPherson Independent 9 Jul 1884 Anderson Clifford Canton Pilot 26 Aug 1993 Anderson Donald Gene Canton Pilot 18 Feb 1987 Anderson Edith Minear Canton Pilot 28 Oct 1976 Anderson Edith May Canton Pilot 11 Feb 1965 Anderson Edna Meek Canton Pilot 23 Sep 1987 Anderson Edward Canton Pilot 6 Feb 1964 Anderson Eileen Canton Pilot 25 Apr 1990 Anderson Eldon B. Canton Pilot 15 Sep 1994 Anderson Elmer W. Canton Pilot 12 Aug 1981 Anderson Elva E. Burch Canton Pilot 6 Dec 1989 Anderson Emma C. Olsom Lindsborg News-Record 11 Sep 1958 Anderson Francis L. McPherson Sentinel 30 May 1995 Anderson Galen Dean Canton Pilot 6 Mar 1947 Anderson Grace Lucille Zimmer McPherson Sentinel 9 Aug 1995 Anderson Harold Warren Canton Pilot 24 Feb 1944 Anderson Hattie Canton Pilot 25 Nov 1954 Anderson Helen Elvina McPherson Sentinel 26 Jun 1995 Anderson Hiram The Republican (Canton) 12 Jul 1889 Last Name First Name Maiden or other Newspaper Newspaper Date Anderson Infant Canton Pilot 29 Mar 1907 Anderson Irvin Marcell Canton Pilot 27 Feb 1985 Anderson Iva Jane Chase McPherson Sentinel 8 Sep 1995 Anderson J. Carl Canton Pilot 17 Aug 1983 Anderson James Charles Canton Pilot 16 Aug 1945 Anderson Joe A. Canton Pilot 27 Apr 1950 Anderson Johanns McPherson Independent 27 Jul 1876 Anderson John McPherson Independent 7 May 1884 Anderson John Unknown ? Jan 1952 Anderson John E. Canton Pilot 8 Jul 1948 Anderson John E. Canton Pilot 25 Feb 1971 Anderson John Harvey McPherson Sentinel 19 May 1995 Anderson John William Canton Pilot 19 Jan 1933 Anderson Laura May Wettengel Canton Pilot 6 Nov 1985 Anderson Leonus 'Andy' Canton Pilot 13 May 1965 Anderson Lola E. Nordstrom Canton Pilot 20 Feb 1980 Anderson Lucile Ferris Canton Pilot 29 Aug 1996 Anderson Lucy Forrest Canton Pilot 8 Apr 1965 Anderson Mabel Canton Pilot 16 Sep 1954 Anderson Mabel Frey Newspaper unknown Jul 1981 Anderson Margery A. Cox Canton Pilot 27 Jun 1979 Anderson Maria Christina Marquette Tribune 23 Mar 1905 Anderson Marion Canton Pilot 12 Oct 1983 Anderson Mary Canton Pilot 8 Sep 1899 Anderson Mary E. Marquette Tribune 12 Jan 1905 Anderson Mary Emaline McClain Canton Pilot 16 May 1935 Anderson May Ahlstedt Canton Pilot 13 Feb 1980 Anderson Millie Canton Pilot 26 Apr 1962 Anderson Nancy Evelyn Martin Canton Pilot 2 Mar 1933 Anderson Naomi W. Carlson McPherson Sentinel 28 Jul 1995 Anderson Ned Wayne Canton Pilot 28 Apr 1966 Anderson Nettie Edith Messenger Canton Pilot 1 May 1985 Anderson P.M. Marquette Tribune 27 Dec 1895 Anderson P.M., Mrs Marquette Tribune 12 Jan 1905 Anderson Pearl May Anderson Canton Pilot 25 Apr 1990 Anderson Raphina McPherson Independent 12 Apr 1877 Last Name First Name Maiden or other Newspaper Newspaper Date Anderson Ross M. Canton Pilot 9 Mar 1972 Anderson Roy Canton Pilot 21 Nov 1963 Anderson Ruth L. Zietlow Canton Pilot 29 Aug 1979 Anderson Ruth V. Canton Pilot 16 Dec 1976 Anderson Stella Messenger Canton Pilot 8 Dec 1938 Anderson V.A. Marquette Tribune 18 May 1905 Anderson Vallie Henrietta Andrea Canton Pilot 6 Jul 1976 Anderson Vernal 'Andy' McPherson Sentinel 14 Nov 1995 Anderson Wade M. Canton Pilot 18 Feb 1987 Anderson Waldo C. McPherson Sentinel 22 Aug 1995 Anderson Walter Canton Pilot 27 Jun 1957 Anderson Ward Canton Pilot 26 Nov 1986 Anderson William M. Canton Pilot 21 Nov 1940 Anderson Winniefred Caroline Bruce Canton Pilot 11 Jul 1946 Andes Clare M. Canton Pilot 21 May 1986 Andes Orval McPherson Sentinel 29 Dec 1994 Andrea William Canton Pilot 22 Dec 1938 Andrews Clyde Canton Pilot 2 Nov 1950 Andrews Gertrude Elsie Weaver Canton Pilot 2 Feb 1961 Andrews Myrtle Marie Burg McPherson Sentinel 26 May 1995 Ansel Daniel Marquette Tribune 19 Nov 1903 Ansel Sarah J. Marquette Monitor 20 Apr 1888 Antrim Infant McPherson Freeman 12 Mar 1880 Antrim Infant McPherson Freeman 26 Mar 1880 Antrin Infant McPherson Independent 27 Jun 1878 Apperly Mrs. McPherson Weekly Press 29 Oct 1884 Arbuckle Frank Canton Pilot 26 Nov 1964 Arbuckle Lucy Ivy Canton Pilot 29 Nov 1917 Arbuckle Puella Grace Ginder Canton Pilot 20 Jun 1974 Arn Fritz Canton Pilot 21 May 1909 Arn Grandma Marquette Tribune 10 Mar 1904 Arney Mary Ledbetter Canton Pilot 4 Dec 1958 Arnold Lawrence Dwaine McPherson Sentinel 30 Nov 1994 Arrington Louie McPherson Independent 30 May 1883 Arrington Louie McPherson Independent 6 Jun 1883 Ash Cecil J. Canton Pilot 28 Dec 1988 Last Name First Name Maiden or other Newspaper Newspaper Date Ash Clara N. Anderson Canton Pilot 17 Dec 1980 Ash Frank Canton Pilot 27 Jan 1954 Ash Guy H. Canton Pilot 8 Feb 1973 Ash J. Oliver Canton Pilot 10 Feb 1988 Ash Jana Leigh Canton Pilot 29 Jan 1976 Ash Mahlon R. McPherson Sentinel 2 May 1995 Ash Mamie E. Rector Canton Pilot 5 Oct 1972 Ash Margaret Pankratz Canton Pilot 28 Sep 1988 Ash Martha J. Canton Pilot 20 Mar 1919 Ash Rollin F. Canton Pilot 24 Jun 1981 Ash William F. Canton Pilot 8 May 1930 Ash William F. Canton Pilot 15 May 1930 Ash Arthur E. 'Jack' Canton Pilot 11 Sep 1958 Asherman Child McPherson Independent 11 Apr 1883 Ashmead George W. Marquette Tribune 11 Aug 1904 Asp Alma Ruby Eleanor Canton Pilot 29 Dec 1927 Asp Alma Ruby Eleanor Canton Pilot 5 Jan 1928 Asp Anna Lydia Elizabeth Hawkinson/Walline Canton Pilot 14 Mar 1940 Asp Glenn L.
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