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Printed in the Seneca Courier, Seneca, Nemaha County, Kansas, September 14, 1883: New York Children’s Aid Society . . .Last week James Mathews, resident western agent of the society, started from New York with 71 of those homeless children, and upon his arrival in Seneca, on last Friday, had but 22, the others having found homes by the way. . . Much interest was manifested by the citizens in the little folks as they landed at the depot, and the court house, to which they were conducted, was packed full. The number of applicants for the only girl was large enough to place the committee in an embarrassing dilemma, but the matter was finally settled and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Magill took the girl home to live with them. She will be well cared for. More girls are promised with the next company brought to Seneca. The names of applicants, and homes to which they have been assigned are here given. Much credit is due the committee, Messrs. A. Wells, A. J. Felt, and J. A. Amos, for the active part they have taken in the matter: Augustus Chritchley, aged 10, with Theo. Rosengarten Earnest Chritchley, aged 8, with Crawford Bruner Arthur Hammond, aged 7, with G. W. Clawson Harry Hammond, aged 5, with G. E. Black Willie Osborn, aged 6, with D. B. McKay Joseph Lawrence, aged 9, with C. G. Scrafford Caroline Addie Bonnard, aged 13, with D. R. Magill Fred. Howell, aged 9, with Josh Mitchell Willie Jones, aged 13, with Joseph Meyers John Ryan, aged 15, with S. C. Neff, Oneida – refuses to stay Fred. Minnerly, aged 14, with H. R. Jones, Centralia Ed. Minnerly, aged 12, with J. W. Clelland, Goffs Otis Canfield, aged 13, with L. H. Evans Fred. Jelly, aged 13, with Wm. Teegarden, Goffs Dickran Toumayan, aged 15, from Constantinople, with Tim McLaughlin, Centralia Mrs. Mortise and 3 boys aged 8, 6, and 4 with Jacob Ramser James Smith and wife with girl 8 years, D. G. Buck Sabetha Notify Administrator about this message?
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