Homer Socolofsky

Born 1922 KS (USA)

Not a Nebraska author. Kansas resident and native Socolofsky wrote the 1979 book, Landlord William Scully about the Irish landlord who once owned more than 225,000 acres of agricultural land across Illinois, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. Scully estates, which maintains an office in Beatrice, Nebraska are still one of the largest private owners of agricultural land in Nebraska, especially in Gage and Nuckolls counties. Socolofsky remains in the database for inquiries related to the book.

Author Of

Nonfiction

Keywords

Landownership; Landlord William Scully; Scully Estates; Agriculture and Land Ownership

Bibliography

Arthur Capper, Publisher, Politician, and Philanthropist. 1962.
Historical Atlas of Kansas. 1972.
Landlord William Scully. 1979.
The Presidency of Benjamin Harrison. 1987.
Kansas Governors. 1990.

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