Burke, W. S. (William S.)

found: Official military history of Kansas regiments during the war for the suppression of the Great Rebellion, 1870:t.p. (W.S. Burke)

found: RLIN, 10/9/00(hdgs.: Burke, W. S.; Burke, William S.; Burke, W. S. (William S.); usage: W.S. Burke)

found: Burke, W. S. Directory of the city of Council Bluffs and emigrants' guide to the gold regions of the west, 1866:title page (W.S. Burke)

found: Keleher, William Aloysius. The fabulous frontier, 1962, via Google Books prieview, November 9, 2016:page 107 (W.S. Burke, newspaper editor of Albuquerque and father of the public school system in Bernalillo County; note: "William Smith Burke was born in Brownsville, Pennsylvania, Nov. 2, 1835 ... He learned the printer's trade in the Intelligence office in Wheeling, West Virginia, served in the Seventeenth Iowa Infantry during the Civil War, owned newspapers in Leavenworth, Kansas, after the war ... Coming to Albuquerque in 1880, Burke bought an interest in the Albuquerque daily journal in 1881 and from that time until his death in 1910 was almost continuously editor of that paper. Fond of politics, interested in education, Burke became the first Superintendent of Public Instruction in Bernalillo County")

found: Find a Grave website, November 9, 2016: William Smith Burke; birth: Nov. 2, 1835, Pennsylvania, USA; death: Apr. 18, 1910, Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico, USA; 1LT, Company H, 17th Iowa Infantry, United States Civil War) - http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=23585263

found: OCLC, November 9, 2016(access points: Burke, W. S.; Burke, William S.; Burke, W. S. (William S.); Burke, W. S. (William Smith), 1835-1910; usage: W.S. Burke)