BackYard Chickens › BYC Forum › Social › Where am I? Where are you! › Consolidated Kansas
New Posts  All Forums:Forum Nav:

Consolidated Kansas - Page 7

post #61 of 23213
Thread Starter 

Ah! Sunshine again! A bit breezy, and I know it will get cooler again as the day moves on, but I hear we'll have upper 70's by Friday!! Joy!!

If anyone is looking for birds in the NE area, I have about 10 breeds of chicks ages 2 days to 9 weeks that have to go! Silkies (pet quality); Silver and Gold Laced Wyandottes; White and Light Brown Leghorns; Blue, Black and Splash Banty Ameraucanas; Blue, Black, Splash, Buff and Pencilled Easter Eggers; Cuckoo Marans (clean-legged); Buff Laced Polish; Golden Lakenvelders; Spizhaubens; Blue and Black Andalusians; Jersey Giants, and Heaven knows there's some stuff I've forgotten.

I've been on a hatching spree and these are the results that I'm not keeping. Looks like I'll be moving my breeding facilities, so a bunch of birds I was going to breed will be going out into the world!

 

               ৲(⎠    ~Renée~ *MyHints* NPIP&AI 48-0346 Incubation Cheat Sheet ~t~ SickPage ~f~

 (`-.     _.-⎠̸   I dream of a society in which no one questions a chicken's motive for road crossing. 

*` (_.}  ,' Orp~Amerau~d'Uccle~Konza~Aubergine~Silkie~BantyCochin~Chantecler~Marans~Rock~Pea

     _ . /       

      _/  \ _ O

 

Reply

 

               ৲(⎠    ~Renée~ *MyHints* NPIP&AI 48-0346 Incubation Cheat Sheet ~t~ SickPage ~f~

 (`-.     _.-⎠̸   I dream of a society in which no one questions a chicken's motive for road crossing. 

*` (_.}  ,' Orp~Amerau~d'Uccle~Konza~Aubergine~Silkie~BantyCochin~Chantecler~Marans~Rock~Pea

     _ . /       

      _/  \ _ O

 

Reply
post #62 of 23213

i would love to have some but almost at my limit can only have 15 in town and i have 11 would love the bantams and some of the EE's

a very loving and patient  husband  4 kids 2 daughter 2 sons 2 granddaughters 6 dogs, 6 cats, 1 ferret,
3 bantams 2 Plymouth barred rock. 2  buffs 1 Red star sex links , 1 black star sex links, 2 Australops, 1 Very sweet bantam rooster. 2 barnyard mix hens                                           
the love child story. http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.ph...
Reply
a very loving and patient  husband  4 kids 2 daughter 2 sons 2 granddaughters 6 dogs, 6 cats, 1 ferret,
3 bantams 2 Plymouth barred rock. 2  buffs 1 Red star sex links , 1 black star sex links, 2 Australops, 1 Very sweet bantam rooster. 2 barnyard mix hens                                           
the love child story. http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.ph...
Reply
post #63 of 23213
Quote:
Originally Posted by Chickies-duckies-etc 

I was told this is a good site to search for geneology. 

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/  Go to message boards.


I've tried it and it came up with very little information. I was able to find family members in there some time ago but not for places or locations I need to pinpoint.

I also used Ancestory as well! Neat site!

President of the Welsummer Club of North America & BYC Member since 4/11/2002 and Appenzeller Spitzhaubens

Reply

President of the Welsummer Club of North America & BYC Member since 4/11/2002 and Appenzeller Spitzhaubens

Reply
post #64 of 23213
Quote:
Originally Posted by EweSheep 

Hello you all!

I am doing my family research and came up to a dead end finding this place called Turpin Station.

From what I have on the rest of the family, only one been born in Turpin Station and the rest of the siblings born in Great Falls, Greenwood Co, KS. They were born around 1870's to 1889.

Where in the heck is Turpin Station located????????????? I thought it would have been a train station or once a town that disappeared or gone by the turn of the century.

The family in question that lived there were Ashley and Sarah Jane Johnson, had lived in Greenwood Co, KS. They had many sons and two daughters (that I know of). Arthur, Clark, Althea, Jesse were the kids if you needed more information. It would be neat to find the homestead if it is still standing.


this probably won't help, but i'm gonna throw it out there anyway....i'm originally from the south, and my first thoughts when i read "turpin station" was that ol' southern draw....that's how my grandfather would say "terrapin".  since the time frame you're working with had many "uneducated" people, this could possibly be a misspelling of terrapin...just a thought.

there's always a whirlwind of thoughts and ideas in my head.  if i drink enough it'll slow down enough for me to grab one or two, but then i forget by the next morning....
Reply
there's always a whirlwind of thoughts and ideas in my head.  if i drink enough it'll slow down enough for me to grab one or two, but then i forget by the next morning....
Reply
post #65 of 23213

Thought I'd post a link to an incubator on Craigslist in the Wichita area.  Looks like a pretty good deal for anyone who is interested:

http://wichita.craigslist.org/grd/1454120131.html

Enjoying my 10-acres of country heaven with 50+ chickens, turkeys and muscovy ducks!

 

Read about my fox attack here

Read a fox attack survival story here

How to build a hoop house in 10 easy steps here

 

Are you from Kansas? (Click to show)

Reply

Enjoying my 10-acres of country heaven with 50+ chickens, turkeys and muscovy ducks!

 

Read about my fox attack here

Read a fox attack survival story here

How to build a hoop house in 10 easy steps here

 

Are you from Kansas? (Click to show)

Reply
post #66 of 23213
Quote:
Originally Posted by fitzy 
Quote:
Originally Posted by EweSheep 

Hello you all!

I am doing my family research and came up to a dead end finding this place called Turpin Station.

From what I have on the rest of the family, only one been born in Turpin Station and the rest of the siblings born in Great Falls, Greenwood Co, KS. They were born around 1870's to 1889.

Where in the heck is Turpin Station located????????????? I thought it would have been a train station or once a town that disappeared or gone by the turn of the century.

The family in question that lived there were Ashley and Sarah Jane Johnson, had lived in Greenwood Co, KS. They had many sons and two daughters (that I know of). Arthur, Clark, Althea, Jesse were the kids if you needed more information. It would be neat to find the homestead if it is still standing.


this probably won't help, but i'm gonna throw it out there anyway....i'm originally from the south, and my first thoughts when i read "turpin station" was that ol' southern draw....that's how my grandfather would say "terrapin".  since the time frame you're working with had many "uneducated" people, this could possibly be a misspelling of terrapin...just a thought.


Have to admit I thought the very same thing.

                     Starting fresh: BBS Marans,Dellies, SS, Lav Amer, and Welsummers                               
                                 www.etsy.com/shop/PrairieWolfCabin                                         
                        Dog is my copilot, horse is my passion, chicken lays my breakfast!

   ...

Reply

                     Starting fresh: BBS Marans,Dellies, SS, Lav Amer, and Welsummers                               
                                 www.etsy.com/shop/PrairieWolfCabin                                         
                        Dog is my copilot, horse is my passion, chicken lays my breakfast!

   ...

Reply
post #67 of 23213

Fitzy, it may have been well the case of misspelling and so forth. Back in those days, they are not too focused on specifics LOL!

I have found a few census stating that they were located later in Owantonnie (sp) KS for a good ten years before they moved back to Illinois.

President of the Welsummer Club of North America & BYC Member since 4/11/2002 and Appenzeller Spitzhaubens

Reply

President of the Welsummer Club of North America & BYC Member since 4/11/2002 and Appenzeller Spitzhaubens

Reply
post #68 of 23213
Quote:
Originally Posted by EweSheep 

Fitzy, it may have been well the case of misspelling and so forth. Back in those days, they are not too focused on specifics LOL!

I have found a few census stating that they were located later in Owantonnie (sp) KS for a good ten years before they moved back to Illinois.


Osawatomie?  That's in Miami county.

~Tammy
Nana 2 Kale Kace Kane and Kaelynn

Become a  fan of Little Star Creations

Reply

~Tammy
Nana 2 Kale Kace Kane and Kaelynn

Become a  fan of Little Star Creations

Reply
post #69 of 23213

I am going to double check it to make sure we got the right Johnson family. Sometimes it comes up with nothing and others come up with something else.

President of the Welsummer Club of North America & BYC Member since 4/11/2002 and Appenzeller Spitzhaubens

Reply

President of the Welsummer Club of North America & BYC Member since 4/11/2002 and Appenzeller Spitzhaubens

Reply
post #70 of 23213
Thread Starter 

Have you Central Kansans had rain today? They're calling for it here tomorrow, and I'm grumbly about it...I want it to continue being nice, darnit!

 

               ৲(⎠    ~Renée~ *MyHints* NPIP&AI 48-0346 Incubation Cheat Sheet ~t~ SickPage ~f~

 (`-.     _.-⎠̸   I dream of a society in which no one questions a chicken's motive for road crossing. 

*` (_.}  ,' Orp~Amerau~d'Uccle~Konza~Aubergine~Silkie~BantyCochin~Chantecler~Marans~Rock~Pea

     _ . /       

      _/  \ _ O

 

Reply

 

               ৲(⎠    ~Renée~ *MyHints* NPIP&AI 48-0346 Incubation Cheat Sheet ~t~ SickPage ~f~

 (`-.     _.-⎠̸   I dream of a society in which no one questions a chicken's motive for road crossing. 

*` (_.}  ,' Orp~Amerau~d'Uccle~Konza~Aubergine~Silkie~BantyCochin~Chantecler~Marans~Rock~Pea

     _ . /       

      _/  \ _ O

 

Reply
New Posts  All Forums:Forum Nav:
  Return Home
  Back to Forum: Where am I? Where are you!
BackYard Chickens › BYC Forum › Social › Where am I? Where are you! › Consolidated Kansas