He was a son of Charles Thomas Culler, and May C. (Stoddard) Culler.
He was mrried to Minnie Edith Johnson on November 20, 1909 in Greenwood County, Kansas.
According to the World War I draft registration card, he was medium height and medium built with brown eyes, and black hair. He was listed as a farm worker, and that he was married and had three children, he was living in Wilson County, Kansas. It also stated that he served in the Philippines Island as a Corporal in the U.S. Army.
In the 1915 Kansas State census records, Harley and his family were living in Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas. He was listed as, H. L. Culler, age 28, and his wife, Minnie Culler, age 24, and their children listed were; Irine Culler, age 4, and Harold Culler, age 1.
In the 1925 Kansas State census, Harley and his family were living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as, H. L. Culler, age 37 born in Kansas, and his wife, Minnie E. Culler, age 34, born in Kansas, and their children listed were: Irene Culler age 14, born in Michigan, and Harold Culler age 11, born in Kansas, Howard Culler age 9, born in Kansas, and Wayne Culler age 3, born in Kansas.
In the 1930 census, Harley and his family were living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as Harley L. Culler, a superintendent for the City Water Plant, age 43 born in Kansas, his wife, Minnie age 39, born in Kansas, their children listed were; L. Irene age 19 born in Michigan, Harold L. age 16 born in Kansas, Howard L. age 13 born in Kansas, Wayne R. age 7 born in Kansas, Alvin J. age 4 born in Kansas, and Leroy age 1, born in Kansas.
In the 1940 census, Harley and his family were still living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as, Harley L. Culler, a water superintendent for City Water Co., age 53, born in Kansas, and his wife, Minnie, age 48, born in Kansas, and their children listed were; Wayne Culler, age 17, Alvin Culler, age 14, and Leroy Culler, age 11, all listed born in Kansas.
He was mrried to Minnie Edith Johnson on November 20, 1909 in Greenwood County, Kansas.
According to the World War I draft registration card, he was medium height and medium built with brown eyes, and black hair. He was listed as a farm worker, and that he was married and had three children, he was living in Wilson County, Kansas. It also stated that he served in the Philippines Island as a Corporal in the U.S. Army.
In the 1915 Kansas State census records, Harley and his family were living in Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas. He was listed as, H. L. Culler, age 28, and his wife, Minnie Culler, age 24, and their children listed were; Irine Culler, age 4, and Harold Culler, age 1.
In the 1925 Kansas State census, Harley and his family were living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as, H. L. Culler, age 37 born in Kansas, and his wife, Minnie E. Culler, age 34, born in Kansas, and their children listed were: Irene Culler age 14, born in Michigan, and Harold Culler age 11, born in Kansas, Howard Culler age 9, born in Kansas, and Wayne Culler age 3, born in Kansas.
In the 1930 census, Harley and his family were living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as Harley L. Culler, a superintendent for the City Water Plant, age 43 born in Kansas, his wife, Minnie age 39, born in Kansas, their children listed were; L. Irene age 19 born in Michigan, Harold L. age 16 born in Kansas, Howard L. age 13 born in Kansas, Wayne R. age 7 born in Kansas, Alvin J. age 4 born in Kansas, and Leroy age 1, born in Kansas.
In the 1940 census, Harley and his family were still living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as, Harley L. Culler, a water superintendent for City Water Co., age 53, born in Kansas, and his wife, Minnie, age 48, born in Kansas, and their children listed were; Wayne Culler, age 17, Alvin Culler, age 14, and Leroy Culler, age 11, all listed born in Kansas.
He was a son of Charles Thomas Culler, and May C. (Stoddard) Culler.
He was mrried to Minnie Edith Johnson on November 20, 1909 in Greenwood County, Kansas.
According to the World War I draft registration card, he was medium height and medium built with brown eyes, and black hair. He was listed as a farm worker, and that he was married and had three children, he was living in Wilson County, Kansas. It also stated that he served in the Philippines Island as a Corporal in the U.S. Army.
In the 1915 Kansas State census records, Harley and his family were living in Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas. He was listed as, H. L. Culler, age 28, and his wife, Minnie Culler, age 24, and their children listed were; Irine Culler, age 4, and Harold Culler, age 1.
In the 1925 Kansas State census, Harley and his family were living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as, H. L. Culler, age 37 born in Kansas, and his wife, Minnie E. Culler, age 34, born in Kansas, and their children listed were: Irene Culler age 14, born in Michigan, and Harold Culler age 11, born in Kansas, Howard Culler age 9, born in Kansas, and Wayne Culler age 3, born in Kansas.
In the 1930 census, Harley and his family were living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as Harley L. Culler, a superintendent for the City Water Plant, age 43 born in Kansas, his wife, Minnie age 39, born in Kansas, their children listed were; L. Irene age 19 born in Michigan, Harold L. age 16 born in Kansas, Howard L. age 13 born in Kansas, Wayne R. age 7 born in Kansas, Alvin J. age 4 born in Kansas, and Leroy age 1, born in Kansas.
In the 1940 census, Harley and his family were still living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as, Harley L. Culler, a water superintendent for City Water Co., age 53, born in Kansas, and his wife, Minnie, age 48, born in Kansas, and their children listed were; Wayne Culler, age 17, Alvin Culler, age 14, and Leroy Culler, age 11, all listed born in Kansas.
He was mrried to Minnie Edith Johnson on November 20, 1909 in Greenwood County, Kansas.
According to the World War I draft registration card, he was medium height and medium built with brown eyes, and black hair. He was listed as a farm worker, and that he was married and had three children, he was living in Wilson County, Kansas. It also stated that he served in the Philippines Island as a Corporal in the U.S. Army.
In the 1915 Kansas State census records, Harley and his family were living in Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas. He was listed as, H. L. Culler, age 28, and his wife, Minnie Culler, age 24, and their children listed were; Irine Culler, age 4, and Harold Culler, age 1.
In the 1925 Kansas State census, Harley and his family were living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as, H. L. Culler, age 37 born in Kansas, and his wife, Minnie E. Culler, age 34, born in Kansas, and their children listed were: Irene Culler age 14, born in Michigan, and Harold Culler age 11, born in Kansas, Howard Culler age 9, born in Kansas, and Wayne Culler age 3, born in Kansas.
In the 1930 census, Harley and his family were living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as Harley L. Culler, a superintendent for the City Water Plant, age 43 born in Kansas, his wife, Minnie age 39, born in Kansas, their children listed were; L. Irene age 19 born in Michigan, Harold L. age 16 born in Kansas, Howard L. age 13 born in Kansas, Wayne R. age 7 born in Kansas, Alvin J. age 4 born in Kansas, and Leroy age 1, born in Kansas.
In the 1940 census, Harley and his family were still living in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. He was listed as, Harley L. Culler, a water superintendent for City Water Co., age 53, born in Kansas, and his wife, Minnie, age 48, born in Kansas, and their children listed were; Wayne Culler, age 17, Alvin Culler, age 14, and Leroy Culler, age 11, all listed born in Kansas.
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