Miltonvale serves as the central hub of this North Central Kansas landscape, positioned where the drainage of Chapman Cr and W Chapman Cr shapes the terrain. The town grid is clearly defined by local streets such as Duckworth Ave and W Tootle Ave, while the surrounding rural acreage is partitioned by a network of county roads. Genealogical interest is concentrated in three distinct burial sites: Miltonvale Cem, the Phelps Cem to the west, and the solitary Smith Grave located along the northern highway. The transition from Cloud County into Ottawa County is marked by Cloud Rd, illustrating how political boundaries overlay the natural topography of the Smoky Hills region. To the south, evocative road names like Wilderness Rd and Volunteer Rd hint at the area's agricultural and frontier heritage.
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1891 · Clay Center
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1892 · Minneapolis
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1955 · Manhattan
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1956 · Manhattan
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1957 · Manhattan
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1964 · Lamar
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1964 · Idana
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1964 · Miltonvale
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1964 · Miltonvale NE
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1965 · Aurora
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