Bonnie BAILEY (c. 1938- )

1 Bonnie B. BAILEY¹ (c. 1938- ) [13965]. Born c. 1938, CA.¹

2 Carlock E. BAILEY^1,2,3 (c. 1904- ) [11807]. Born c. 1904, KS.^1,2,3

4 Emory A. BAILEY^2,3,4,5,6,7 (1873-1960) [11798]. Born 28 Aug 1873, PA.^2,3,5,6,7 Marr Katherine E. ? c. 1902.² Died 26 Dec 1960, Los Angeles, CA.⁷

A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans by William L. Connelley, 1918.

" Emery Bailey, a son of M.D Bailey, was a member of the famous Twentieth Kansas Regiment, organized by Col. Fred Funston at the outbreak of the Spanish-American War. General Funston at the time of his death was chief commander of the American forces on the Mexican border. Emory Bailey served with the Twentieth Regiment in all it gallant part in the Phillipine war and returned to this country with his regiment."

8 Morris Dallas BAILEY^4,5,8,9 (1842-1876) [7776]. Born 15 Apr 1842, Mansfield, PA.^4,5,8,9 Marr Jennie S. DARTT East Charleston, PA.⁴ Died 1876.⁸

From Biographies of Tioga County Civil War Soldiers, extracted from Presidents, Soldiers, Statesmen.

"Morris D. Bailey. A son of Benjamin M. and Clarissa E. (Johnson) Bailey, who have passed away, was born April 15, 1842, in Mansfield, Pa. Jennie S. Dartt whom he married at East Charleston, Tioga Co., Pa., was born at that place July 12, 1847, and passed to her reward March 17, 1885. Her father, Chauncey Dartt, is deceased, but her mother, Harriet Dartt, is still living. Three children have blessed this marriage, Ray L., Glenn R. and Emory A. Comrade Bailey was teaching in Mansfield, Pa., when he enlisted during the first year of the war at the age of 19 years at Mansfield, Pa., Aug. 24, 1861; he joined Co. F, 11th Pa. Cav., 2d Brig., Army of the James, as a private and rose to Corp. And Sergt. In 1861 he was detailed as acting Commissary Sergt. Of Regt. At Washington, D.C., and Fortress Monroe, Va., about eight months and was honorably discharged in field Nov., 1863, he re-enlisted in field in old command the same day. In Jan., 1864, he was furloughed for thirty days and returned to command at expiration of ______. In 1864-5 he was detailed at Hd. Qtrs. Of 2d Brig., Cav. Div., _____ of the James, as chief clerk of A.A.A.G., about two years; he was granted an honorable discharge from second enlistment Aug. 19, ______ at Philadelphia, Pa., A brother, George R., served in the late war, a member of Co. B, 4th Kan. V.I. Comrade Bailey was employed in county treasurer's office in Shawnee Co., Kan., in 1890-2; he left that office to accept a position in U.S. pension office at Topeka, Kan., Aug. 1, 1892, where he remained until the office changed______ one administration to another; for eight years he was Sec'y of the Soldier's and Sailors' Assn. In Kansas, consisting of over 4,000 members; he was Co. Supt. Of Pub. inst. IN Pawnee Co., Kan from ______ to 1883; he is past S.V.C. of Lincoln Post, No. 1, Topeka, Kan., is a clerk and may be addressed at 404 "B" St., N. Topeka, Kan."

From A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans by William L. Connelley, 1918

" M. D. Bailey, after coming to Kansas, was employed in the United States Land Department and subsequently for four years was county superintendent of public instruction. Before coming to Kansas he had served as a Union soldier four years. At the outbreak of the war he joined Company A of the Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, and most of his service was in the Army of the Potomac. It was his rare privilege, while stationed in the vicinity of Hampton Roads, to witness the epoch-making naval battle between the Confederate ironclad Merrimac and the marvelous invention of Ericson, the gunboat Monitor. On account of his previous service as a soldier, M.D. Bailey, when he took up a claim in Edwards County, Kansas, had to live on it only a year to perfect his title. For many years he filled a place in the pension department, and is now in the National Hospital."

9 Jennie S. DARTT^4,5,9 (1847-1885) [11793]. Born 12 Jul 1847, East Charleston, PA.^4,5,9 Died 17 Mar 1885.⁴

5 Katherine E. ?^2,3,6 (c. 1883- ) [11806]. Born c. 1883, KS.^2,3,6

3 Verba JOHNSTON^1,7 (1903-1995) [13964]. Born 23 Sep 1903, MO.⁷ Died 11 Jun 1995, Thousand Oaks, CA.¹⁰

Sources

1	"1940 CA, Los Angeles, Los Angeles census".

2	"1910 KS, Shawnee, Topeka census".

3	"1920 TX, Potter, Amarillo census".

4	"Biographies of Tioga County Civil War Soldiers, extracted from Presidents, Soldiers, Statesmen".

5	"1880 KS, Pawnee, Larned census".

6	"1930 CA, Los Angeles, Beverly Hills census".

7	"California Death Index, 1940-1997".

8	"From John and Lydia (Bacus) Bailey".

9	"1870 PA, Tioga, Mansfield census".

10	"Death notice of Verba J. Bailey in the Los Angeles Times, June 12, 1995".