Formerly the wife of Daniel Arner, b. ca. 1825, Pennsylvania.

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Note about connection to parents, Jesse Hart and Rebecca Mowery Hart:

1830 Census, Union, York County PA: Household of JESSE HART
1 Male 15-20 yrs - unknown party
1 Male 20-30 yrs - likely Jesse Hart b. 1801
2 female under 5 yrs - likely Lydia b. 1826 and Eliza b. 1830
1 female 15-20 yrs - likely Rebecca Mowery Hart b. 1811

1840 Census, Sugarloaf Township, Luzerne County, PA: Household of JESSE HEART (sic)
1 male under 5 yrs - John Hart, b. 1840
1 male 20-30 yrs - Jesse Hart, b. 1801
1 female under 5 yrs
2 female 5-10 yrs - Eliza, b. 1830
1 female 10-15 yrs - Lydia b. 1826
1 female 20-30 yrs - Rebecca Mowery Hart b. 1811

There is no Eliza Hart listed in the Jesse Hart household on the 1850 census that was taken two years after the birth of William E. Arner, the first child of Daniel Arner and Eliza Hart. Because of this it is reasonable to proffer that Eliza Hart was never recorded in the household of Jesse Hart with the exception of being a female child in the approximate age range she would have been on the 1830 and 1840 censuses. It is obvious that she was married by 1850 and was likely married at least by age 17-18 at time of the birth of their first son.

Additionally, son Charles Arner was enumerated in the household of John Hart, who was almost certainly Eliza Hart's brother and whose son was named "Milton T. Hart," the same as the name Eliza gave her son, Milton T. Arner.

Further, when married to Aaron Frederick, Eliza named her daughter, Alice Rebecca Frederick, giving her first born daughter the middle name of Rebecca, most likely after the name of her mother, Rebecca Mowery Hart.

It is for these reasons I have chosen to connect Eliza Hart Arner Frederick to Jesse Hart and Rebecca Mowery Hart. If anyone may provide evidence that Eliza Hart could not POSSIBLY be this couple's daughter, I would be happy to examine it for further evaluation.

Until then, the circumstantial evidence of her familial connection is too numerous to ignore.

Thank you. Sue
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Mother of:
William F. Arner (1848-)
Milton T. Arner (1850-) - last enumerated by US Census in 1930 in Denver, Arapahoe Co., Colorado
James Peter Arner (1856-1946)
Charles Willis Arner (b. ca. 1854-Harry Arner(1858-) - this is likely Charles Willis Arner, b. ca. 1855-1856)

Married to Aaron Frederick (1835-)
Wm. Elmer Frederick (1861-)
Alice Frederick (1864-)

1860 Census Conynham P.O., Sugarloaf Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania:
Aaron Frederick, 27 yrs, Laborer, Personal Estate $75, b. Pennsylvania
Eliza Frederick, 28 yrs, b. Pennsylvania
William Frederick (sic Arner), 11 yrs, b. Pennsylvania
Milton Frederick (sic Arner), 9 yrs, b. Pennsylvania
Charles Frederick (sic Arner), 6 yrs, b. Pennsylvania
James Frederick (sic Arner), 3 yrs, b. Pennsylvania

1860 Census, Conynham P.O., Sugarloaf Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania:
Jesse Hart, 58 yrs, Hotel Keeper, b. Penn
Rebecca Hart, 48 yrs, b. Penn
John Hart, 20 yrs, Farm laborer, b. Penn [see John Hart household 1870 Census]
Caroline Hart, 17 yrs, b. Penn
Jacob Hart, 13, yrs, b. Penn
Edward Hart, 10 yrs, b. Penn

1870 Census, Shirley PO, Elk Township, Cloud County, KS:
Aaron Frederick, 35 yrs, Grist Miller, Real Estate $400/Personal Estate $500, b. Pennsylvania
Eliza Frederick, 36 yrs, Keeping House, b. Pennsylvania
Elmer Frederick, 9 yrs, At School, b. Pennsylvania
Alice Frederick, 6 yrs, At School, b. Ohio
James Arner, 13 yrs, At School, b. Pennsylvania

1870 Census Blackcreek PO, Black Creek Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania:
(Household of Fredricka Gesler)
Milton Arner, 19 yrs, Hand at tannery, b. Pennsylvania

1870 Census Blackcreek PO, Black Creek Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania:
John Hart, 30 yrs, Carpenter, Real Estate $800, b. Penn
Catherine Hart, 26 yrs, Keeping House, b. Penn
Milton T. Hart, 3 yrs, at home, b. Penn
Ellen R. Hart, 2 yrs, at home, b. Penn
Sarah Hart, 1 mo, at home, b. Penn, b. May (1870)
Charles Arner, 15 yrs, Farmhand, b. Penn [son of Daniel Arner and Eliza Hart Arner]
George Staigner, 23 yrs, Master Shoemaker, b. Saxony
John Klinger, 58 yrs, Retired, b. Penn

1880 census Denver, Arapahoe, Colorado:
Aaron Frederics (sic), 45 yrs, married, Miller, b. Penn, Parents both b. Penn
Eliza Frederics (sic), wife, 49 yrs, Keeping House, b. Penn, Parents both b. Penn
Wm Elmer Frederics (sic), son, 19 yrs, Single, Musician, b. Penn, Parents both b. Penn
Alice Frederics (sic), daughter, 16 yrs, Single, at home, b. Penn, Parents both b. Penn
William Arner, step-son, 30 yrs, married, Laborer, b. Penn, Parents both b. Penn
Lizzie Arner, step-daughter/law, 28 yrs, Seamstress, b. Penn, Parents both b. Penn
Harry Arner, step-son, 22 yrs, Single, Blacksmith, b. Penn, Parents both b. Penn
James Arner, step-son, 23 yrs, Single, Blacksmith, b. Penn, Parents both b. Penn

1885 Colorado State Census, Larimer County: POSSIBLE for son William Elmer Frederick
Wm Frederick, 27 yrs, Boarder, Single, no occupation, b. Penn, Parents both b. Penn

Census 1910: San Bernardino Ward 1, San Bernardino, California. Listed as widowed. 7 Children born; 4 then living. Living with son James Arner. Other children known to be alive at this time were Milton T. Arner, Charles Willis Arner and Alice Rebecca Frederick Atwood.

Note: No death information has been located for Milton T. Arner through available online sources.