from Biographical Sketches in "History of Fairfield and Perry Counties" compiled by A.A. Graham (1883), pp. 299-300
Fahrer, Charles C., carriage and wagon maker, Lancaster, was born in Braden, Germany, January 14, 1827, son of John H. and Magdalena (Zimmerman) Fahrer. The husband of, Barbara Fahrer. Charles came with his parents to America in 1831, locating at Lancaster, Ohio where his father engaged in the manufacture of wagons with good success the remainder of his life. He reared a family of three sons. He was consistent member of the German Lutheran Church, and at his death in 1876, he was respected and regretted by a large circle of friends. Charles C. was educated in the public schools of Lancaster, Ohio, and learned his trade of carriage and wagon making, at which he worked until he began business for himself. He makes a specialty of repairing. Mr. Fahrer has been twice married- May 26, 1853 to Miss Ellen Carter, to whom were born four children, two sons and two daughters. In 1882 Mrs. Fahrer died, and in 1863 he married Miss Barbara Britch. Four children were born to them, three sons and one daughter. The family are members of the Lutheran Church, Since 1851 he has been a member of the I.O.O.F.
Fahrer, Charles C., carriage and wagon maker, Lancaster, was born in Braden, Germany, January 14, 1827, son of John H. and Magdalena (Zimmerman) Fahrer. The husband of, Barbara Fahrer. Charles came with his parents to America in 1831, locating at Lancaster, Ohio where his father engaged in the manufacture of wagons with good success the remainder of his life. He reared a family of three sons. He was consistent member of the German Lutheran Church, and at his death in 1876, he was respected and regretted by a large circle of friends. Charles C. was educated in the public schools of Lancaster, Ohio, and learned his trade of carriage and wagon making, at which he worked until he began business for himself. He makes a specialty of repairing. Mr. Fahrer has been twice married- May 26, 1853 to Miss Ellen Carter, to whom were born four children, two sons and two daughters. In 1882 Mrs. Fahrer died, and in 1863 he married Miss Barbara Britch. Four children were born to them, three sons and one daughter. The family are members of the Lutheran Church, Since 1851 he has been a member of the I.O.O.F.
from Biographical Sketches in "History of Fairfield and Perry Counties" compiled by A.A. Graham (1883), pp. 299-300
Fahrer, Charles C., carriage and wagon maker, Lancaster, was born in Braden, Germany, January 14, 1827, son of John H. and Magdalena (Zimmerman) Fahrer. The husband of, Barbara Fahrer. Charles came with his parents to America in 1831, locating at Lancaster, Ohio where his father engaged in the manufacture of wagons with good success the remainder of his life. He reared a family of three sons. He was consistent member of the German Lutheran Church, and at his death in 1876, he was respected and regretted by a large circle of friends. Charles C. was educated in the public schools of Lancaster, Ohio, and learned his trade of carriage and wagon making, at which he worked until he began business for himself. He makes a specialty of repairing. Mr. Fahrer has been twice married- May 26, 1853 to Miss Ellen Carter, to whom were born four children, two sons and two daughters. In 1882 Mrs. Fahrer died, and in 1863 he married Miss Barbara Britch. Four children were born to them, three sons and one daughter. The family are members of the Lutheran Church, Since 1851 he has been a member of the I.O.O.F.
Fahrer, Charles C., carriage and wagon maker, Lancaster, was born in Braden, Germany, January 14, 1827, son of John H. and Magdalena (Zimmerman) Fahrer. The husband of, Barbara Fahrer. Charles came with his parents to America in 1831, locating at Lancaster, Ohio where his father engaged in the manufacture of wagons with good success the remainder of his life. He reared a family of three sons. He was consistent member of the German Lutheran Church, and at his death in 1876, he was respected and regretted by a large circle of friends. Charles C. was educated in the public schools of Lancaster, Ohio, and learned his trade of carriage and wagon making, at which he worked until he began business for himself. He makes a specialty of repairing. Mr. Fahrer has been twice married- May 26, 1853 to Miss Ellen Carter, to whom were born four children, two sons and two daughters. In 1882 Mrs. Fahrer died, and in 1863 he married Miss Barbara Britch. Four children were born to them, three sons and one daughter. The family are members of the Lutheran Church, Since 1851 he has been a member of the I.O.O.F.
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