Andrew and Dora M. (Ryherd) Clark, 10 North 52 West
DORA'S FAMILY
In 1870 Leavenworth County, Kansas, Sarah E. Zule is 10, with William 46 and Lyda A. 47. Jane is 18, John 15, robert 12, SARAH 10, Margaret 7, and Wilson 5.
William is buried in Leavenworth County 1824-1909, with Lydia A. (Wonnell) Zule 1826-1891 # 44652494.
In 1880 Leavenworth County, Kansas, Marion F. "Ryhard" is farming, born in Missouri, married to Allen 20, with Dora six months old, both born in Kansas.
In 1885 Anderson County, Marion "Ryhard" is 27, Ella 25, Dora 5, and Leota 2.
Marion and Ella Ryherd were defendants for a land sale in Anderson County in 1887.
Marion Francis Ryherd 1854-1928 is buried in Iola Kansas # 79491873, with his second wife Nora Bell (Wininger) Ryherd 1876-1936.
ANDREW AND DORA
Garnett, Kansas January 7, 1898 "Marriage licenses were issued to Andrew Clark, of Princeton, and Dora M. Ryherd, of Garnett."
In 1900 Franklin County, Kansas, Andrew is farming, born April 1872 in Nebraska, father in Indiana, mother in Ilinois. Dora was born December 1879 in Kansas.
In 1910 Anderson County, Kansas, Andrew is 38, born in Nebraska, with Dora 30 born in Kanss.
Andrew claimed 200 acres in section 12, 10N 52W in 1913.
Then in 1916 Andrew Clark and Demontemer Drake claimed 40 acres in section 13.
In 1856 Jasper County, Iowa, Demontemer S. Drake is 24, with Francis L. 55 born in Connectictua nd Flora F. 57 New York. Demontimer, Mayville 22, Amelia A. 20 and Celelia A. 15 were all born in New York. In 1865 Davies County, Kansas, Demortomen Drake is 28, Maybille 26, and Celestia 22, with mother Chloe F. Drake 61. Demortomer was a Civil War soldier, so this claim was probably a veteran-related one.
January 1920 Sterling "Andrew Clark and E. Bellstrom of Illff were Saturday business visitors here."
In 1930 Logan County, Andrew is farming, 56 born in Nebraska, with Dora M. 49 in Kansas.
They've been married 31 years.
Andrew Clark, 62, of Iliff, married Edna Hasty on Dec 4, 1934 in Fall River, South Dakota.
In 1940, Andrew 67 and Edna 65 are in Loveland, Colorado.
1957 Ottawa Kansas " Mrs. Andrew Clark of Loveland, Colo. and Mrs. Ruth Engdahl, Casper, Wyo., are visiting their niece, Mrs. Mary Tankersley. They spent today with Mrs. George Kapp. Mrs. Clark received her 50-year pin at the Eastern Star meeting last evening."
Andrew is buried in Sterling 1872-1961 # 54741054, with Dora M. (Ryherd) Clark 1879-1934 and Edna Johnson Hasty 1875-1963.
Sept. 10, 1962 "Mrs. Edna Clark, Loveland, Colo., formerly of 429 West 12th St., has moved to the Goodrich nursing home, 206 Cleveland, Loveland. She was transferred to the nursing home after suffering a fall.
January 21, 1963 Ottawa Kansas 
Mrs. Edna (Hasty) Clark, 87, Loveland, Colo., died Thursday. She was born at Princeton June 10, 1875, and had lived in Loveland since 1937. Eastern Star services will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the Lamb Funeral Home. Rev. Charles P. Knight will officiate at the graveside services. Burial will be in Princeton Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from Sunday afternoon until time for the services.
She was married first to Grant Hasty who died in 1929. In 1934 she was married to Andrew Clark who died in 1961. She was a member of First Methodist Church at Loveland, and a charter member of Union Chapter No. 15, OES, with a membership period of more than 50 years.
Surviving are one son, Robert Hasty, Denver, Colo., one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Engdahl, Casper, Wyo.; three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
DORA'S SISTER
Marion Ryherd and Sara E. Zule had Leota Ellen on March 16, 1883 in Miami COunty, Kansas - who was named Leota Weisdorfer in 1943.
She's buried in Eads, Colorado 1888-1943 # 41676786, with Mike C. Weisdorfer 1875-1956.
1927 Eads, Colorado "M. C. Welsdorfer who has been a resident of Klowa County formerly is back again and is taking charge of his property east of the Foster Lumber Company known as the Eads Garage, and run by Frank Galley for the past few years.
Mr. Weisdorfer lived northwest of Eads for a number of years and then moved to Brighton where he has resided for about six years. Mr. Welsdorfer is at work now remodelling the Eads Garage. He expects to enlarge the office, repair the building, install a repair department, and carry accessories, gas and oil. He has taken the agency for Goodrich casings and tubes. Work of remodelling and installation of new accessories and equipment is being pushed as fast as possible but Mr. Weisdorfer would name no date as to when he would be in shape for business.
Our community welcomes Mr. Weisdorfer as a business man in Eads and wishes his success in every way. Frank Gailey will continue to be resident salesman for Chevrolet cars and will use his former place of business as headquarters."