Lincoln-Ness-Jewell County KS Archives News.....Lincoln County Bachelors, Part III March 12, 1896
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Lincoln Beacon March 12, 1896
Included in the 80 most available bachelors in Lincoln County, KS Lincoln 
Beacon, March 12,1896 

Al McMichael

A noble young man of Scotch descent and Scotch grit. Is good to his mother and 
gets dinner when she goes to church. Is a stone mason and farmer and has a 
fine estate in the Ozark country – maybe with a coal mine underneath. Whoever 
gets this genetleman strikes a gold mine and this is no wrong story. We have 
heard a thing or two about his matrimonial prospects but we are not going to 
put it in the paper and tell everybody from Yauger to Spillman all we’ve 
heard. 


Additional Comments:
In Leap Year 1896, Miss Nellie Parker of the Lincoln Beacon wrote a three-part 
article detailing the available bachelors in Lincoln. Though she intended to 
cover the "townsite" of Lincoln only, many of the men listed are from other 
towns and townships across the county. 


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