John B. Colton, Kansas City, Mo. Alonzo C. Clay, Galesburg, Ill. Capt. Asa Haines, Delong, Knox County, Ill., died March 29, 1889. Luther A. Richards, Beaver City, Neb. Charles B. Mecum, Perry, Greene County, Iowa. John W. Plummer, Toulon, Ill., died June 22, 1892. Sidney P. Edgerton, Blair, Neb., died January 31, 1880. Edward F. Bartholomew, Pueblo, Colo., died February 13, 1891. Urban P. Davidson, Derby P. O., Fremont County, Wyo. John Groscup, Cahto, Mendocino County, Cal. Thomas McGrew, died in 1866, in Willamette Valley, Ore. John Cole, died in Sonora, Cal., in 1852. John L. West, Coloma, Cal., since died. William B. Rude, drowned in the Colorado River, New Mexico, in 1862. L. Dow Stevens, San José, Cal. William Robinson, Maquon, Ill., died in the desert. ---- Harrison, unknown. Alexander Palmer, Knoxville, Ill., died at Slate Creek, Sierra County, Cal., in 1853. Aaron Larkin, Knoxville, Ill., died at Humboldt, Cal., in 1853. Marshall G. Edgerton, Galesburg, Ill., died in Montana Territory in 1855. William Isham, Rochester, N. Y., died in the desert. ---- Fish, Oscaloosa, Iowa, died in the desert. ---- Carter, Wisconsin, unknown. Harrison Frans, Baker City, Baker County, Ore. Capt. Edwin Doty, Naples, Santa Barbara County, Cal., died June 14, 1891. Bruin Byram, Knoxville, Ill., died in 1863. Thomas Shannon, Los Gatos, Santa Clara County, Cal. Rev. J. W. Brier, wife, and three small children, Lodi City, San Joaquin County, Cal. George Allen, Chico, Cal., died in 1876. Leander Woolsey, Oakland, Cal., died in 1884. Man from Oscaloosa, Iowa, name not remembered, died in California. Charles Clark, Henderson, Ill., died in 1863. ---- Gretzinger, Oscaloosa, Iowa, unknown. A Frenchman, name unknown, became insane from starvation, wandered from camp near the Sierra Nevada Mountains, captured by the Digger Indians, and was rescued by a United States surveying party fifteen years after. The following are to-day the sole survivors of the Jayhawk party of 1849: John B. Colton, Kansas City, Mo. Alonzo G. Clay, Galesburg, Ill. Luther A. Richards, Beaver City, Neb. Charles B. Mecum, Perry, Iowa. Urban P. Davidson, Derby, Wyo. John Groscup, Cahto, Cal. L. Dow Stevens, San Jose, Cal. Rev. J. W. Brier and Mrs. J. W. Brier, Lodi City, Cal. Harrison Frans, Baker City, Ore. Thomas Shannon, Los Gatos, Cal. The last reunion of the Jayhawkers was held at the home of Col. John B. Colton of Kansas City, Mo., just forty-four years after the arrival of the party upon the Pacific Slope. Of the eleven survivors there were but four able to be present, but the absent ones responded to their invitations with their photographs and letters of good will.