Nathaniel M. 'Nathan' Harder - Departed this life August 29, 1896, aged 23 years, 3 months and 3 days. His remains were laid to rest in the Winona graveyard August 30th, after an impressive funeral discourse by Elder C. S. Williamson, from the words, ‘There shall be no more death', etc., Rev. 24. Young Harder was a man of good moral habits, obedient to his parents, and respected by all who knew him. Just before he died he told his friends that the Lord had saved his soul, and bade them meet him in Heaven. A very large and sympathizing congregation attended his funeral, and the bereaved family have the sympathy of all who knew him. C. S. W. - The Current Wave, Thursday, Sept. 3, 1896.
Many of the graves in this cemetery have been lost due to a large sinkhole, and to floods. Nathan's grave may be one of them.
Home in 1880 Pike Creek, Shannon, Missouri
Race White
Gender Male
Relation to Head of House Son
Marital Status Single
Father's Name Thomas Harder
Father's Birthplace Tennessee
Mother's Name Louisa Harder
Mother's Birthplace Missouri
Living in Household:
Thomas Harder 32
Louisa Harder 32
Nathaniel Harder 8
Nora E. Harder 5
Lucy Ann Harder 3
Emmy Harder 1
Many of the graves in this cemetery have been lost due to a large sinkhole, and to floods. Nathan's grave may be one of them.
Home in 1880 Pike Creek, Shannon, Missouri
Race White
Gender Male
Relation to Head of House Son
Marital Status Single
Father's Name Thomas Harder
Father's Birthplace Tennessee
Mother's Name Louisa Harder
Mother's Birthplace Missouri
Living in Household:
Thomas Harder 32
Louisa Harder 32
Nathaniel Harder 8
Nora E. Harder 5
Lucy Ann Harder 3
Emmy Harder 1
Nathaniel M. 'Nathan' Harder - Departed this life August 29, 1896, aged 23 years, 3 months and 3 days. His remains were laid to rest in the Winona graveyard August 30th, after an impressive funeral discourse by Elder C. S. Williamson, from the words, ‘There shall be no more death', etc., Rev. 24. Young Harder was a man of good moral habits, obedient to his parents, and respected by all who knew him. Just before he died he told his friends that the Lord had saved his soul, and bade them meet him in Heaven. A very large and sympathizing congregation attended his funeral, and the bereaved family have the sympathy of all who knew him. C. S. W. - The Current Wave, Thursday, Sept. 3, 1896.
Many of the graves in this cemetery have been lost due to a large sinkhole, and to floods. Nathan's grave may be one of them.
Home in 1880 Pike Creek, Shannon, Missouri
Race White
Gender Male
Relation to Head of House Son
Marital Status Single
Father's Name Thomas Harder
Father's Birthplace Tennessee
Mother's Name Louisa Harder
Mother's Birthplace Missouri
Living in Household:
Thomas Harder 32
Louisa Harder 32
Nathaniel Harder 8
Nora E. Harder 5
Lucy Ann Harder 3
Emmy Harder 1
Many of the graves in this cemetery have been lost due to a large sinkhole, and to floods. Nathan's grave may be one of them.
Home in 1880 Pike Creek, Shannon, Missouri
Race White
Gender Male
Relation to Head of House Son
Marital Status Single
Father's Name Thomas Harder
Father's Birthplace Tennessee
Mother's Name Louisa Harder
Mother's Birthplace Missouri
Living in Household:
Thomas Harder 32
Louisa Harder 32
Nathaniel Harder 8
Nora E. Harder 5
Lucy Ann Harder 3
Emmy Harder 1
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