Geschichte des Nemaha County, Kansas. In der berühmten Belle Isle prisonjust über dem Fluß von Libby. Vor erfasst wird, er eine Schlinge für seinen verletzten Arm tomake, und unter dieser Schlinge er versteckte einen smallsum von Geld, die er für den Notfall nach Hause zu schicken. Thismoney wurde übersehen, als er von seinen Häschern gesucht wurde, und durch die Schutzvorrichtung histelling er schwer verwundet wurde, lassen Sie ihn ohne athorough Suche nach seiner Person. Nach seinem Austausch, und er hatte regainedhis Gesundheit, er wieder zurück auf die Schlachtfelder der Süden mit seinem Regi- und wurde erneut verwundet, dieses Mal sogar sho

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History of Nemaha County, Kansas . in the famous Belle Isle prisonjust across the river from Libby. Before being captured he contrived tomake a sling for his wounded, arm, and under this sling he hid a smallsum of money, which he intended to send home for emergency. Thismoney was overlooked when he was searched by his captors, and by histelling the guard he was badly wounded, they let him pass without athorough search of his person. After his exchange, and he had regainedhis health, he again returned to the battlefields of the South with his regi-ment and was again wounded, this time being shot through both legs, the wound incapacitating him for further service for some time. After hismarriage in 1865, ^i- Nichols farmed in Ohio until his removal to Kansasin 1871. He settled on a farm one and one-half mile east of Seneca anddeveloped it into a fine property now known as the Mat Schneider farm.He followed the vocation of agriculturist until his retirement to a homein Seneca in 1893. His demise occurred January 21, 1909.. HISTORY OF NEMAHA COUNTY 485 Henry B. Nichols was married on December 12, 1865, to Mildred M.Brush, and one child has blessed this union, Miss Allie R. Nichols, bornMarch 28, 1875, on the family farm in Richmond township, and now re-siding in Seneca. Miss Nichols is the owner of a fine farm of 160 acresand maintains the old Nichols home in Seneca. Mrs. Mildred (Brush)Nichols was born near Clyde, Ohio, . December 29, 1846, and died April18, 1911. This well respected and highly esteemed couple left behind them anexample of right living and usefulness that is well worth emulation bythe rising generation. Both attended the Congregational church, ofwhich Miss Nichols is a member, and she is also connected with theWomans Christian Temperance Union. Henry B. Nichols was a Re-publican during his whole life, but never sought political preferment.He was an influential member of the Seneca Grand Army of the Re-public Post, of which he was commander. With him, kin

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