Charles Prudhom is listed on the 1883 Civil War pension rolls (online) for Kansas. P.O. mailing address, Harmony. There were other veterans listed as living there too. Submitted by: Patricia Rhodes

Gentlemen, Harmony KS does indeed appear on old KS Maps, even WW1 Era travel information places it on the Map. Working off these old maps one can bracket in from the Conklin area and also Ash Creek, since old maps do not name roads, or give grids. RT. 183 (north/south) runs close to the area. Today it is not listed anywhere - save old maps and Census rolls. One seeking the townsite can access its probable location, as specified, in the NW corner of Pawnee County. It was located in Conklin (Township?) and sat at the head of Ash Creek. A present day drive there will find several roads which, do indeed, lead to nowhere. One is actually a private drive which will take you to a farm house. There is an unincorporated town (immediately East of where I believe Harmony was) named Vaughn which may be used as a springboard for beginning a daytrip if one is really that interested in finding Harmony, KS. I hope all of this is helpful to someone, specifically, Patricia Rhodes who submitted Harmony in the first place. Matt Creese