Some information from "Memoirs of Waukesha Co., Wis.", p 356: Son of Abner and Leona (Leister) Barndt, born in Graville 1/17/1852. Parents native of Penn, but married in Granville.
Source: 1907 Volume of Height's Waukesha County Memoirs:
Charles A. Barndt, born in the town of Granville, Milwaukee county, Jan 17, 1852, is the son of Abner and Leona (Leister) Barndt, both natives of Pennsylvania, but married in Granville. .... (Charles is one) of fourteen siblings, five of whom died in infancy. Of the nine children--six sons and three daughter--who came to years of maturity seven are now living (as of 1907). Charles A. acquired his education in Granville. When his school-days were over he began work for himself as a clerk in a store in Menomonee Falls and after spending three years in the employment, turned his attention to agricultural pursuits on a small farm of 40 acres about one mile from the village. This was his home until about (1904), when he built the handsome residence in the village (of Menomonee Falls). In his politics Mr. Barndt is a Prohibitionist and he is a member of the Evangelical Association. His fraternal associations are limited to membership in the Lincoln Masonic Lodge. On Sept. 7, 1876, Mr. Barndt married Miss Mary Wetleufer. Their two children are Nellie and Harrison A. The former born in Granville, Milwaukee county, is married to Perry Leister of the village. (Harrison) was born in the town of Menomonee and (resided in 1907) in the parental home.
Source: 1907 Volume of Height's Waukesha County Memoirs:
Charles A. Barndt, born in the town of Granville, Milwaukee county, Jan 17, 1852, is the son of Abner and Leona (Leister) Barndt, both natives of Pennsylvania, but married in Granville. .... (Charles is one) of fourteen siblings, five of whom died in infancy. Of the nine children--six sons and three daughter--who came to years of maturity seven are now living (as of 1907). Charles A. acquired his education in Granville. When his school-days were over he began work for himself as a clerk in a store in Menomonee Falls and after spending three years in the employment, turned his attention to agricultural pursuits on a small farm of 40 acres about one mile from the village. This was his home until about (1904), when he built the handsome residence in the village (of Menomonee Falls). In his politics Mr. Barndt is a Prohibitionist and he is a member of the Evangelical Association. His fraternal associations are limited to membership in the Lincoln Masonic Lodge. On Sept. 7, 1876, Mr. Barndt married Miss Mary Wetleufer. Their two children are Nellie and Harrison A. The former born in Granville, Milwaukee county, is married to Perry Leister of the village. (Harrison) was born in the town of Menomonee and (resided in 1907) in the parental home.
Some information from "Memoirs of Waukesha Co., Wis.", p 356: Son of Abner and Leona (Leister) Barndt, born in Graville 1/17/1852. Parents native of Penn, but married in Granville.
Source: 1907 Volume of Height's Waukesha County Memoirs:
Charles A. Barndt, born in the town of Granville, Milwaukee county, Jan 17, 1852, is the son of Abner and Leona (Leister) Barndt, both natives of Pennsylvania, but married in Granville. .... (Charles is one) of fourteen siblings, five of whom died in infancy. Of the nine children--six sons and three daughter--who came to years of maturity seven are now living (as of 1907). Charles A. acquired his education in Granville. When his school-days were over he began work for himself as a clerk in a store in Menomonee Falls and after spending three years in the employment, turned his attention to agricultural pursuits on a small farm of 40 acres about one mile from the village. This was his home until about (1904), when he built the handsome residence in the village (of Menomonee Falls). In his politics Mr. Barndt is a Prohibitionist and he is a member of the Evangelical Association. His fraternal associations are limited to membership in the Lincoln Masonic Lodge. On Sept. 7, 1876, Mr. Barndt married Miss Mary Wetleufer. Their two children are Nellie and Harrison A. The former born in Granville, Milwaukee county, is married to Perry Leister of the village. (Harrison) was born in the town of Menomonee and (resided in 1907) in the parental home.
Source: 1907 Volume of Height's Waukesha County Memoirs:
Charles A. Barndt, born in the town of Granville, Milwaukee county, Jan 17, 1852, is the son of Abner and Leona (Leister) Barndt, both natives of Pennsylvania, but married in Granville. .... (Charles is one) of fourteen siblings, five of whom died in infancy. Of the nine children--six sons and three daughter--who came to years of maturity seven are now living (as of 1907). Charles A. acquired his education in Granville. When his school-days were over he began work for himself as a clerk in a store in Menomonee Falls and after spending three years in the employment, turned his attention to agricultural pursuits on a small farm of 40 acres about one mile from the village. This was his home until about (1904), when he built the handsome residence in the village (of Menomonee Falls). In his politics Mr. Barndt is a Prohibitionist and he is a member of the Evangelical Association. His fraternal associations are limited to membership in the Lincoln Masonic Lodge. On Sept. 7, 1876, Mr. Barndt married Miss Mary Wetleufer. Their two children are Nellie and Harrison A. The former born in Granville, Milwaukee county, is married to Perry Leister of the village. (Harrison) was born in the town of Menomonee and (resided in 1907) in the parental home.
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