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Notes
1. Harley J. Stucky, "Stucky, Jacob (1824-1893)," www.gameo.org/encycl...ntents/stucky_jacob/ (GAMEO, 2011; accessed 2011 Aug 6).
2. "Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1820-1897" in Records of the U. S. Customs Service, Microfilm Publication M237-393, List 949 (US National Archives). Also www.dgatx.com/family...874/J-Stucky/hs.html. Immigration of Jacob Stucky.
3. P. P. Wedel, A short history of the Swiss Mennonites (Schweizer-Mennoniten): who migrated from Wolhynien, Russia to America and settled in Kansas in 1874, trans. Mr. and Mrs. Benj. B. J. Goering (North Newton, KS: Mennonite Press, Inc., 1960; Original German, 1929). Excerpts www.dgatx.com/family...pubs/1960/SM/hs.html (2009 Dec 12).
4. "The Brethern in Kansas" in Herald of Truth, Vol. XII, No. 1 (Mennonite Church of North America, 1875 Jan), p10. Also www.dgatx.com/family...pubs/1875/01/hs.html (2009 Dec 15). Burial of immigrant Russian Mennonite children, 1874. See Jacob Stucky.
5. "Re: Measles among Mennonite familes in Peabody" in Marion County Record (Marion, KS: 1874 Oct 3). Also www.dgatx.com/family...s/1874/10-03/hs.html.
6. Laurence Horst, "The First Half Century of the Catlin Church, Peabody, Kansas" in Mennonite Historical Bulletin, Vol. VI, No. 4 (Goshen, IN: Historical and Research Committee of the Mennonite General Conference, 1945 December), p3. Also www.dgatx.com/family...s/1945/12-CC/hs.html (2009 Mar 4).
7. Martin H. Schrag, "Neumannovka and Kutuzovka (Volhynia, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine)," www.gameo.org/encycl...contents/N48710.html (GAMEO, 2011; accessed 2011 Aug 6).
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