Kate was born on 20 Apr 1854 in Bridgewater, Oneida Cty, New York , the daughter of John Leonard Kellogg and Harriet Bencham Scott.
She died on 7 Dec 1925 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
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Birth | 20 APR 1854 |
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Death | 7 DEC 1925 |
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Census | 11 JUL 1870 |
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Census 1870 Illinois, Cook County
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Census | 4 JUN 1880 |
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Census | 12 JUN 1900 |
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Census | 10 JAN 1920 |
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Note 1
graduated Cook County, Ill Normal School
taught at Springer and Douglas Schools in Chicago
Principal of Lewis-Champlin &Parker Practice School
appointed dist superintendent under Ella Flagg Young
elementary school at 9241 S Leavitt in Chicago in her honor
Note 2
www.bapa.org/
Celebrating the History of Kellogg School
The Kate Starr Kellogg Elementary School Local School Council (LSC) is celebrating the history of the school and of the woman it was named for with an exhibit and public event co-sponsored by the Ridge Historical Society (RHS) at its headquarters, 10621 S. Seeley. The opening reception is Sat., May 20, 6 to 8 p.m.
Kate Starr Kellogg, born in 1854, was a prominent Chicago educator, as teacher and principal of Lewis-Champlin High School in Englewood, and a District Superintendent in the Chicago Public Schools. She was a suffragette and leader in the campaign for education reform and many other social and community causes in the early 20th Century. Miss Kellogg lived much of her life on the family farm in Evergreen Park, which was bounded by present-day California Avenue, 95th and 91st Streets, and the B&O CT Railroad tracks. Parts of the property are now the Little Company of Mary Hospital parking lot and Evergreen Golf Course.
Among the first local settlers, the Kellogg family was prominent in the early social life of the area. Exhibits are being prepared by the Kellogg LSC and RHS, as well as by Kellogg students, and will consist of items such as old school yearbooks and school class photographs, as well as a compilation of turn of the century newspaper articles chronicling the life of Miss Kellogg. The Society and the LSC invite people who have stories of the school or photographs, yearbooks, scrapbooks and other memorabilia about the school or Kellogg family, to loan them to the exhibit.
Note 3
Kellogg, John L, white male, age 69, married, physician, born New York,
both parents born Connecticut
__ Harriet B, white female, age 54, wife, married, keeping house, born NY, both parents born Connecticut
__ Mary S, white femal, age 28, daughter, single, at home born NY, father born NY, mother born Conn
__Kate, white female age 26, daughter single, teaching school born NY. father born NY, mother born Conn
__Gertrude, White female, age 21, daughter, single, at Home, born Illinois, father born NY mother born Conn
__Harrriett S, white female, age 19, daughter single, teaching school, born illinois, father born NY, mother born Conn
__Alice D, white female, age 17, daughter, single, at school, born illinois, father born NY, mother born Conn
__Mabel B, white female age 11, daughter, single, at home born illinois, father born NY, mother born Conn
next family is a servant and her daughter
then a laborer and his family
Note 4
Kellogg, Kate S, WF born April 1854, age 45, single, born New York, father born New York, mother born New York, Schoolteacher, reads, writes, speaks english, rents home.
De, Beg, Cornelia, Boarder WF born May 1865, age 35, single, born Holland , f&m Holland, enter USA 1868, 32 yrs, physician
Stapleton, Ellen, servant wf born July 1870, age 29, born Ireland, f&m Ireland, entered USA 1887 13 yr
Note 5
with sister Mary S age 67, owns home no mortiage
both are single