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Note: 1910 Census Union Center Township, Elk County, Kansas enumerated April 15, 1910 Dwelling #72, Family #73 DUNLAP, Harry J., head, m/w, 28, KS PA PA, farmer _______, Ruth S., wife, f/w, 26, KS MO MO, married 4 years, mother of 1, 1 living _______, Carl H., son, m/w, 2, KS KS KS 1920 Census, Prairie Township, City of Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas Enumerated January 8, 1920, Dwelling #198, Family 211, Address: 223 Watson Street DUNLAP, James H., head, m/w, 57, KS PA PA, wholesale dealer-vegetables _______, Ruth S., wife, f/w, 55, MO KY KY _______, Carl H., son, m/w, 12, KS KS MO _______, Alma A., daughter, f/w, 8, KS KS MO 1930 Census Starr Hill Township, Washington County, Arkansas enumerated April 19, 1930 Dwelling #210 Family #210 DUNLAP, J. Harrison, head, m/w, 48, KS PA PA, farmer-fruit farm, owns, married at age 23 _______, S. Ruth, wife, f/w, 46, MO KY KY, married at age 22 WILSON, W. Howard, son-in-law, m/w, 19, AR TX AR, laborer-fruit farm, married at age 19 _______, Alma R., daughter, f/w, 18, KS KS MO, married at age 17 Howard Courant-Citizen, Howard, Elk County, Kansas, November 27, 1947 OBITUARY---DUNLAP James Harry Dunlap, son of Joseph A. and Harriet Dunlap, was born near Howard, Kansas, March 25, 1882. His childhood was spent in that vicinity and he attended Kansas Teachers College at Emporia. In 1906 he was married to Ruth Armstrong, to which union were born two children, a son, Carl, of Guymon, Oklahoma, and a daughter, Mrs. Howard Wilson, of Lincoln, Arkansas. Until he reached the age of thirty one, he managed his father's farm at Howard, Kansas, at which time he moved to Winfield, Kansas, where he entered the produce business with this brother, Zirn. In 1918 the business was sold and Mr. Dunlap moved to Fayetteville, Arkansas. Several years later he moved to the farm at Lincoln, where he resided until his death. At the age of twenty-five he was converted and joined the Methodist church of Howard, Kansas. At the time of this death he was an active member of the Methodist church at Lincoln, Arkansas. As with many farmers, he and his wife had many trials and disappointments, but he never became discouraged or desired to leave the farm, his work or his neighbors. during his last illness, his great wish was to regain his health in order that he could resume his work. In addition to the widow, son and daughter, his immediate survivors include three grandchildren, Harry Howard, Karl Kay, and Della Ruth Wilson of Lincoln; two brothers, E. C. Dunlap, Enid, Oklahoma, and Z. N. Dunlap, Winfield, Kansas; and two sisters, Miss Emma Dunlap, Wichita, Kansas and Mrs. George Harrison, Winfield, Kansas. The body was brought back to the old home at Howard and funeral services were held from the Moon Chapel, Saturday, November 22nd, at 10:00 a.m., conducted by Rev. Phonce L. Mitchell of the Howard Methodist church. Music was furnished by Ben A. Eby as soloist, with Mrs. C. A. Barnett, accompanist. Interment was in Grace Lawn Cemetery, Howard, Kansas.
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