Midwest Historical and Genealogical Society honors our pioneers by issuing certificates to direct descendants of pioneers who settled in Sedgwick County, Kansas, between February 26, 1867, when the County was formed from Butler County, and December 31, 1880.

Do you have a Sedgwick County Pioneer ancestor?  Apply for a certificate!

Sedgwick County Pioneers

Allen, David Rice
Allen, Emeline Bigelow
Allen, Wellington Clay
Allen, Frances Ann Yardley

Alliston, Charles C.

Armour, Josiah Hart
Armour, Mary Hall Range

Balch, Jonathon James Preston

Bigelow, Hiram
Bigelow, Harriett McPheters

Christiansen, Fritz T. C.
Christiansen, Dorothea Jorgensen

Craig, William
Craig, Jane Ray

Creaser, William Smith
Creaser, Leni Leoti Loper

Dugan, Michael
Dugan, Johanna Wall

Fassett, Lewis
Fassett, Nancy Mann

Gregg, George
Gregg, James
Gregg, Minnie Louise Lorinda

Gregory, Emma

Houston, Leonidas Blackburn
Houston, Robert Alonzo Lochard

Hunter, Basil
Hunter, Thursey Richcreek

Jansen, Matthew
Jansen, Helena Verheyen

Kennedy, Patrick
Kennedy, Eliza Allen

Knoffloch, John
Knoffloch, Elizabeth Smeltzer

Krumm, Sarah Teter

Levy, M. William
Levy, Sarah Kohn

Lies, Marques
Lies, Katharina “Anna” Gergen

Lumbert, Jabez
Lumbert, Elizabetta Olmstead

Martinson, Ola (Otto)
Martinson, Sarah Knoffloch

Mies, William
Mies, Anna Lies

Millar, Grenville Ansel
Millar, Louisa Schaefer

Moore, James
Morris, Sarah Elizabeth

Neff, George
Neff, Mary Hamilton

Pease, Alfred J.
Pease, Nancy Lee

Porter, Lena G.

Powers, Thomas
Powers, Alice Reed-Gatlin

Ramsey, William
Ramsey, Hannah Easton

Rosell, Edward Vermillion

Steele, Arthur
Steele, Angeline Summers

Summers, Sidney
Summers, Jane Young

Tupper, Charles
Tupper, Orange Lumbert