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	Subject:	Henry Hughes on orphan train from NY to KS, 1883
	Post Date:	June 14, 2009 at 20:55:47
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Printed in the Seneca Courier, Seneca, Nemaha County, Kansas, October 26, 1883: New York Children’s Aid Society The agent of this society, Mr. J[ames] Mathews, landed in Seneca for the second time on Friday last with 22 children - 18 boys and 4 girls. Some of the younger ones are interesting little fellows, and the people who have taken them will care for them as only Kansas people can. Following is a complete list of names: Delia Martin, 18, with N. H. Martin, Seneca Florence Turner, 16, with John Roots Emma Cantrell, 14, and Alfred Cantrell, 11, with E. Briggs Fred Hoyt, 13, with Japeth Meyer, Centralia Henry Hughes, 11, with Mrs. E. Brewer Chauncey St. Martin, 13, with G. W. Southard, Goffs Jos. Furniral, 14, with Mrs. Burk, Corning Eugene Hassenstein, 15, with F. Warrenburg, Centralia John Fisher, 15, and Harry Berry, 16, with Dr. J. S. Hidden, Centralia Harry Fisher, 11, with John Meyer, Centralia Charles Brownwald, 6, with N. M. Fox, Seneca Howard Bradley, 5-1/2, with Mrs. O. J. Dorcas Amelia Schwerter, 8, with Mrs. W. A. Moore, Centralia John Huseman, 13, with Mr. Wohlford Paul Northington, 9, and James Courter, 6, with Mrs. Morrill James Craney, 7, with Chas. E. Wilson Thomas Robinson, 5-1/2, with Mrs. Smith Albert Smith, 14, with Thomas Thompson