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Amos Alex Halbert died 1 December 1922 at the age of 80. That day his widow bought cemetery Lot 72, Section 4, south 1/2, at Lake Creek Cemetery west of Bartlett, Kansas. His stone reads Amos A. Halbert, 1842-1922. His wife, died some 20 years later. Her stone at Lake Creek reads Nannie G. Halbert, 1858-1943. [Data from The Bartlett Book and Early Settlers of Labette County KS]
In 1954 Cora A. Clark died at Altamont although she was from Bartlett. Her obit mentions that she had one daughter, Cora Halbert of Wilder Idaho. [Data from The Bartlett Book]
The obit of Minnie Clark Leap mentions a sister, Cora Halbert of Homedale Idaho. [Data from Early Settlers of Labette County KS]
In 1916 a 27 piece band known as the Citizen Cornet Band of Bartlett was formed to give weekly concerts. One of the members was Clay Halbert who played 3rd alto. [Data from Early Settlers of Labette County KS]
The Chetopa Advance newspaper, 13 June 1923: Jennie Janson is here from Coldwater KS visiting her mother, Mrs. Halbert. [Data from Early Settlers of Labette County KS]
In 1907 Jennie Halbert was the 199th graduate from the Chetopa High School. The following year Bessie Halbert was the 204th graduate. [Data from Early Settlers of Labette County KS]
A. Halbert owned 160 acres on the south east corner of section 4 of Hackberry Township, two miles directly south of Bartlett on the west side of the road, ca. 1902. [from farm plot map of Hackberry Township]
Norman R. Peters
Washington DC
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