William and Christine (Bredemeier) Barner, were both natives of Prussia, and both born in the year 1789. William was a shoemaker by trade, though, after coming to America, he followed farming. They remained in the old country until 1845, when they came to America and settled in Missouri, Franklin County, where both died, he in 1874, and she in 1848. William took an active part in the war against France in 1813. Both parents were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In their family were three sons, and three daughters, all of whom were born in Prussia, Germany.
- Excerpted from History of Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford & Gasconade Counties, Missouri
- Excerpted from History of Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford & Gasconade Counties, Missouri
William and Christine (Bredemeier) Barner, were both natives of Prussia, and both born in the year 1789. William was a shoemaker by trade, though, after coming to America, he followed farming. They remained in the old country until 1845, when they came to America and settled in Missouri, Franklin County, where both died, he in 1874, and she in 1848. William took an active part in the war against France in 1813. Both parents were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In their family were three sons, and three daughters, all of whom were born in Prussia, Germany.
- Excerpted from History of Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford & Gasconade Counties, Missouri
- Excerpted from History of Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford & Gasconade Counties, Missouri
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