Kit Carson County, Colorado
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Linnie Knapp, 8 South 42 West
 


Linnie cash-claimed an 80-acre tract in section 2, 8 South 42 West, Kit Carson County in November 1910.

IF ANYONE HAS INFORMATION ON HER STAY IN KIT CARSON COUNTY, PLEASE LET US KNOW.

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In 1900 Appanoose County, Iowa, Warren Knapp is 44, Margarette Knapp 44 Wife, Linnie Knapp 19 Daughter a student, Clyde Knapp 17 Son, and Everett Knapp 7 Son.

Miss Lennie Leota Knapp Age 28 Marriage Date 7 May 1910 Marriage Place Jackson County, Missouri, Spouse Merle Darwin Inskeep.

In 1920 Lee County, Iowa, Mark Inskeep 39 is a barber, Linnie Inskeep 38 Wife.

In 1930 Keokuk, Lee County, Merle D. "Darwin" is 50, a barber, Linnie L. Darwin 49 Wife, and Lyle D. Inskeep 6 Son.

In 1940 Keokuk, Merle D. Inskeep is 60, Linnie L. Inskeep 59 Wife, and Lyle D. Inskeep 16 Son.

Linnie Knapp Inskeep , born 1881 , died Jun 1960 , buried Sunset Memorial Gardens Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, PLOT Devotion 164 4 FindAGrave # 175710300.

Merle Inskeep , born 1881 , died Sep 1962 , buried Sunset Memorial Gardens Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, PLOT Devotion 164 5 FindAGrave # 175710331.

Lyle Inskeep Age 22, born in Keokuk, Iowa, on 14 Mar 1945 in Whelin, Iowa, married Leila E. "Gander" - should be Lander.
Lyle Darwin Inskeep , born 15 Nov 1923 Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, , died 13 Oct 1992 Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, , buried Sunset Memorial Gardens Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, PLOT Devotion 164 2 FindAGrave # 175710318.

Leila 'Lee' Lander Inskeep , born 13 Nov 1921 Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa, , died 22 Dec 2005 Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, , buried Sunset Memorial Gardens Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, FindAGrave # 37079380.

"Leila "Lee" Lander Inskeep, 84, of Keokuk died Thursday, December 22, 2005 at her home.
Mrs. Inskeep was born November 13, 1921 in Sioux City, Iowa, the daughter of Luther and Eva May Dobbs Lander. She married Lyle D. Inskeep on March 14, 1945 in Sloan, Iowa. He preceded her in, died on October 13, 1992.
She graduated from Iowa State University and was an elementary school teacher in the Keokuk Community School District from 1961 to 1985. She was a member of First Christian Church where she had been an elder, a Sunday school teacher, and sang in the choir. She was also a member of Elmira Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star; King's Daughters; Chapter LZ, P.E.O.; Keokuk Area Hospital Auxiliary; and was a lifetime member of American Association of University Women.
She is survived by four children, Kerry Krebill of Clancy, Montana, Janet Winkelman and her husband, John, of Alexandria, Missouri, Richard Inskeep and his wife, Georgia, of Troy North Carolina and John Inskeep and his wife, Deb, of Brownsburg, Indiana; nine grandchildren; three great grandchildren; a sister, Lola Allen of Salix, Iowa; sister-in-law, Vivian Landers of Sun City, Arizona; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in, died by her husband, her parents and three brothers.
Memorial services were Tuesday, December 27, 2005 at First Christian Church in Keokuk with Rev. William S. Mitchell officiating. Inurnment followed at Sunset Memorial Park"

Luther Richard Lander , born 20 Jan 1888 Sloan, Woodbury County, Iowa, , died Jan 1968 Sloan, Woodbury County, Iowa, , buried Sloan Cemetery Sloan, Woodbury County, Iowa, FindAGrave # 162509600.

"Born and raised in Iowa, Musikanten's Artistic Director, Kerry Krebill, worked in the Washington DC area for 25 years before moving to Helena in 2002 to assume the position of Chorale Director of the Helena Symphony Orchestra. In addition to founding Musikanten in Bethesda MD in 1979, she conducted the Alexandria (VA) Choral Society for 19 seasons, and was choral director for Musica Antiqua and the Congressional Chorus of the United States, as well as holding several university and church positions in the nation's capital.
Maestra Krebill is known for her innovative programming, seeking out rarely performed masterpieces from all periods. Her DC groups were the Capital area's foremost proponents of American music “ performing, commissioning, recording and touring music of our nation's composers. In 1992 the Alexandria Choral Society won the first award ever given to a chorus by ASCAP for Adventuresome Programming. Other national awards include the prestigious grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, and Chorus America's American Performing Works Program. Musikanten's recordings were aired on the national choral music radio program "The First Art.""

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