P. O. Marion, KS; farmer, Mennonite.

1871 Jul 9: Emanuel Blanchard Shupe marries Anna Good in Page Co., IA. (1 NG-013)

 1872 May  3: Laura Frances
 1873 Aug 18: Bertram Ambrose
 1874 Sep  6: Nancy Elizabeth
 1876 Mar 29: Martha Olive (2)
 1878 Apr 15: Cynthia Armella (2)
 1880 Oct 25: Sarah Effie
 1884 May  5: Cora Alice
 1886 Apr  6: Christie Josephine (2)
 1888 Jul 16: Anna Inez
 1891 Aug 18: Orville Howard (2)

1872 ca.: "Emanuel Shupe and his wife who had come from [Page Co., IA to a few miles southwest of Marion, KS], in a covered wagon chose their claim a mile north of the parental [Noah Good] home." (11 p129)

Anna Good Shupe buried in Weaver Cemetery, MO.

More on Emanuel and Anna. (14)

Notes

1. Ginny Traycik, "The Phyllis Fulk Collection," www.dgatx.com/family/peo...sfulkcollection.html (2007 Aug 10). Marriage and children, NG-007.

2. Buried in Catlin Community Cemetery.

3-10. Skipped

11. Gideon G. Yoder, The Oldest Living American Mennonite Congregations of Central Kansas (Enid, OK: Masters Thesis, Dept. of Church History, Phillips University, 1948 May). Content outline www.dgatx.com/family...pubs/1948/MC/hs.html. The library of the Phillips Theological Seminary has this thesis.

12. Paul Erb, South Central Frontiers (Scottdale, PA: Herald Press, 1974). Paperback (Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2004).

13. Sondra Van Meter, Marion County Kansas: Past and Present (Hillsboro, KS: M. B. Publishing House, 1972).

14. Kevin Dale Shupe, "Good Genealogy," Email to Donald I Good, 2002 Mar 29. Also www.dgatx.com/family...002/03-29/email.html.