Charles Chard and wife, Sarah Ann Willett Chard, came to Kansas in 1877, from Indiana. Charles was born in 1807, was ANglo-French. the settled 3 miles and 1/2 mile north of now Stark on a plot which later became Chard City.
Chard Sity was established in 1878. consisting of 2 stores, post office, Broom factory and a blacksmiths shop. They had eleven children, six of whom died in infancy.
Charles sold the Chard City land to Edith Crees in 1879.
Chard Sity was established in 1878. consisting of 2 stores, post office, Broom factory and a blacksmiths shop. They had eleven children, six of whom died in infancy.
Charles sold the Chard City land to Edith Crees in 1879.
Charles Chard and wife, Sarah Ann Willett Chard, came to Kansas in 1877, from Indiana. Charles was born in 1807, was ANglo-French. the settled 3 miles and 1/2 mile north of now Stark on a plot which later became Chard City.
Chard Sity was established in 1878. consisting of 2 stores, post office, Broom factory and a blacksmiths shop. They had eleven children, six of whom died in infancy.
Charles sold the Chard City land to Edith Crees in 1879.
Chard Sity was established in 1878. consisting of 2 stores, post office, Broom factory and a blacksmiths shop. They had eleven children, six of whom died in infancy.
Charles sold the Chard City land to Edith Crees in 1879.
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