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Note: the 1880 census, Shawnee county, Dover township, dwelling #147, family #160 lists Joseph Flickinger, brother of Henry, and John Carter, brother-in-law of Henry, as living with the family.
from Heritage Quest:
FLICKENGER HARVEY L 58 M W OH KS SHAWNEE AUBURN 1900
FLICKINGER HARVEY L 66 M W OH KS SHAWNEE DOVER TWP 1910
from the Mail and Breeze, Sept. 8, 1899:
Dover --- Harvey Flickinger will build a new house this fall near his old one.
from the Mail and Breeze, Dec.1, 1899:
Dover --- Mr. Jagger and family, who have been staying a few weeks with Mr. H. Flickinger, Left on Monday for the south. They expect to locate near Remus, Ok.
from the Mail and Breeze, Sept. 2, 1905:
Dover --- Harvey Flickinger has gone to Ohio to visit friends and relatives.
from the Eskridge Tribune-Star, April 20, 1911:
Dover --- Mr. Flickinger, Mr. Guild, and Mrs. Dagg, all of whom live east of here, had their barns destroyed by the cyclone, Wednesday.
from the Eskridge Tribune-Star, August 3, 1911:
Dover --- Harvey Flickinger has two sisters who are visiting with him this week. Their home is in Ohio.
from the Dover Weekly Herald, Nov.23, 1911, page 4:
Harvey Flickinger is building a nice, new barn to take the place of one destroyed last spring by the cyclone we all remember so well.
from the Dover Weekly Herald, Nov.21, 1912, page 4:
Harvey Flickinger has sold his home, 160 acres, to Frank Roberts, possession to be given March, 1913. Mr. Flickinger retains the 160 acres of pasture land adjoining the home place.
from the Dover Weekly Herald, Dec.12, 1912, page 4:
Harvey L. Flickinger, having sold his farm, will move to Dover and make his home with his daughter, Mrs. Joseph M. Tomson.
from the Dover Weekly Herald, March 6, 1913, page 2:
Frank Roberts has moved to the Harvey Flickinger farm, which he recently purchased. Mr. Flickinger will make his home with his daughter, Mrs. John V. Rogers. (same edition, page 3.) H.S.(sic) Flickinger has moved in with his daughter, Mrs. Bertha Rogers, of district 100.
from the Topeka Daily Capital, Monday, June 14, 1920:
HARVEY FLICKINGER DIES
Was Veteran of Civil War and Pioneer Farmer
Harvey L. Flickinger, 77, an old resident of Dover, died at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of his daughter, Mrs. John Rogers, fiver miles north of Dover, from an attack of heart disease. Mr. Flickinger came to Kansas from Hardin county, Ohio, in 1879, and settled on a farm near Dover. He continued to farm until fifteen years ago when he retired. He was a veteran of the Civil war and a member of the Dover Masonic lodge for forty years.
Mr. Flickinger is survived by a son, W.L. Flickinger of Seabrook; and four daughters, Mrs. W.M. Lyttle of Topeka; Mrs. Paul Lyttle, Mrs J.M. Tomson and Mrs. John Rogers, all of Dover. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the Rogers home. Burial in Dover cemetery.
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