Leavenworth, Kansas Funeral Home Records, 1942-1954

One of the earliest permanent settlements in Kansas, Leavenworth is located along the Missouri River less than twenty miles northwest of Kansas City. This database is an index to four large boxes of funeral packets containing a variety of information collected by the Sexton Funeral Home (now known as Belden-Sexton-Sumpter Funeral Chapels). The microfilmed funeral packets are held by the Leavenworth County Genealogical Society. Each record provides the decedent's name, microfilm reel number, and frame number for each reel. For researchers of ancestors from eastern Kansas this can be an illuminating index.

Reel #7 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (11-27-1883 Cummings, Nellie F. to 11-3-1942 Mussett, Wilma T.)

Reel #8 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (11-3-1942 Little, George W. to 1-21-1945 Gilman, Paul)

Reel #9 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (1-28-1945 Gorksi, James A. to 1-11-1947 Wulfekuhler, F. O.)

Reel #10 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (1-13-1947 Cornett, Jackson to 8-21-1948 Ruff, Charles C.)

Reel #11 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (8-22-1948 Reynolds, Lee R. to 11-17-1949 Canon, Edward O.)

Reel #12 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (11-21-1949 Stafford, Rose E. to 3-2-1951 Trapani, S. J.)

Reel #13 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (3-8-1951 McCarbrey, Sadie to 12-11-1952 Welch, C.)

Reel #14 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (12-15-1952 Hall, L. to 12-30-1954 Scott, B.)

Reel #15 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (1-2-1955 Sanders, William C. to 1-19-1957 Trusty, Sarah E.)

Reel #16 - Sexton Funeral Home Records (1-23-1957 Zimmermann, Mrs. Anna to 2-27-94 Misc. Loose Papers)