Paul Hartner was a farmer. His family was active in the local Zion Lutheran Church, which he helped found, and where the cemetery is located. Sons Henry and Harlan both entered the ministry.
A source reports that when the membership was transferred to Clay Center in 1947 the church building was moved to the Hartner farm nearby. Some members were understandably unhappy when son Bill made a tool shed from the former church.
The 1900 Riley County, Kansas Census Lists Paul, born October, 1863, 36; Pauline, born December, 1867, 32; Paul, born April 1888, 12; Charley, born June, 1889, 10; Frederick, born March, 1891, 9; Rose, born August, 1893, 6; twin sister Minnie, born August, 1893, 6; Pauline, born March 1895, 5; Willie, born October, 1897, 2; Henry, born February, 1899,1. Paul and Pauline have been married 12 years, they have 8 children together, all living in 1900.
Living in Clay County, Kansas by 1920 Paul, 56, and Pauline, 52, have their youngest sons, Ernest, 13, and Herman, 3 or 5, in the household.
A source reports that when the membership was transferred to Clay Center in 1947 the church building was moved to the Hartner farm nearby. Some members were understandably unhappy when son Bill made a tool shed from the former church.
The 1900 Riley County, Kansas Census Lists Paul, born October, 1863, 36; Pauline, born December, 1867, 32; Paul, born April 1888, 12; Charley, born June, 1889, 10; Frederick, born March, 1891, 9; Rose, born August, 1893, 6; twin sister Minnie, born August, 1893, 6; Pauline, born March 1895, 5; Willie, born October, 1897, 2; Henry, born February, 1899,1. Paul and Pauline have been married 12 years, they have 8 children together, all living in 1900.
Living in Clay County, Kansas by 1920 Paul, 56, and Pauline, 52, have their youngest sons, Ernest, 13, and Herman, 3 or 5, in the household.
Paul Hartner was a farmer. His family was active in the local Zion Lutheran Church, which he helped found, and where the cemetery is located. Sons Henry and Harlan both entered the ministry.
A source reports that when the membership was transferred to Clay Center in 1947 the church building was moved to the Hartner farm nearby. Some members were understandably unhappy when son Bill made a tool shed from the former church.
The 1900 Riley County, Kansas Census Lists Paul, born October, 1863, 36; Pauline, born December, 1867, 32; Paul, born April 1888, 12; Charley, born June, 1889, 10; Frederick, born March, 1891, 9; Rose, born August, 1893, 6; twin sister Minnie, born August, 1893, 6; Pauline, born March 1895, 5; Willie, born October, 1897, 2; Henry, born February, 1899,1. Paul and Pauline have been married 12 years, they have 8 children together, all living in 1900.
Living in Clay County, Kansas by 1920 Paul, 56, and Pauline, 52, have their youngest sons, Ernest, 13, and Herman, 3 or 5, in the household.
A source reports that when the membership was transferred to Clay Center in 1947 the church building was moved to the Hartner farm nearby. Some members were understandably unhappy when son Bill made a tool shed from the former church.
The 1900 Riley County, Kansas Census Lists Paul, born October, 1863, 36; Pauline, born December, 1867, 32; Paul, born April 1888, 12; Charley, born June, 1889, 10; Frederick, born March, 1891, 9; Rose, born August, 1893, 6; twin sister Minnie, born August, 1893, 6; Pauline, born March 1895, 5; Willie, born October, 1897, 2; Henry, born February, 1899,1. Paul and Pauline have been married 12 years, they have 8 children together, all living in 1900.
Living in Clay County, Kansas by 1920 Paul, 56, and Pauline, 52, have their youngest sons, Ernest, 13, and Herman, 3 or 5, in the household.
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